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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
RACING AT NEW ORLEANS.
Berths f. Wins the Second special In Eas,
Fashion

NEW ORLEANS. Feb i5.--The change In the
weather conditions brought out an unusually
large crowd to the Fair Grounds this after
noon. An attractive programme OF races
had been arranged and the betting was brisk
The course dried ont considerably to-day
and for the first time in two weeks dust was
seen on the track What was considered
at half mile for two-year old allies. IL Was
worth IN the neighborhood OF s. 200 to the
winner and brought out a Geld OF i've smar,
Young misses. Verbcst, the Eastern owned
Ally. wns figured ont to be the best OF the lot
and was played down from twos TO , 70 at
post time. In fact. tho race wRs con ceded 10
her Jack Phillips. the owner OF Bertha
+, also thought lint his hlly had chance
and played her steadily and under the weight
Johnson was backed down from ! to :. to
IL to S Inspector Girl broke in front. but
was quickly Joined by veribest This pair
phillips cut the corner OF the far turn and.
saving a lot OF ground. assumed the lead.
From there home i Was only n saiI97p Tor
pulled up 10 walk BY Two leng;hs sum
mary:
FIRST Rsee-ono mue-Brunswlek, III w. Rob.
second Flying Charcoal, 100 tMGlniyrs, y g 10,
second Raco-s!x frrionE,- hammock Bells. Ioi
shaver. 0 70 5. second Clique n Murphy. 20
10 /, third Time -? MArgcry GAiiney. Dixie
Andrews. Haicyon Days Josie and TUNE Hunter
tlso ran.
Third Raoe-Ons mIe-RAnsin in5 ~. McIuiyrei.
20 70, won: Bsrkelmore. i0t IT. Meade, 10 10 !,
second. Lady Frecknlght % i. llennessyJ, to !.
third Time. i52. WorthinGton. Emma A. NJ.
Lord OF tho Valley WhoTleT ana Palmetto also ran.
Fourth RAce-Pour 'lrlonEs-Beriha r.. M
III Phillips. 1910 g. won Inspector Girl. 100 Seder,
10 TO l. second Anodyne. l07 "a. Brennan. TO !.
Third. Tme. 033 Neribest and Mosaic also ran.
Fifh Race Ono mile and qiAIter-Gracious.
u Rice. tto !. won Platus. 90 thhrdl. 20 ), sec
ond lee King 100 Chowen, - to s. third Time.
200 - Coldagr ana Burke Cochran also rsn.
sixth Rncc Five furlongs- -TeHbourlne, 100
OAuDuchonl to J. won; julia .iunkln. 100 ll3arti
10 10 10 second. GcItis los Is. HennrSsyo i6 10
T. third Time. 10I 3-5, MelilA. Lady Dcairc.
bride. Miss Aubrey. Lady Patricia, PITY Deck and
al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
New York \. e. Committees Appointed

The special and standing committees OF the
New York {. have been appointed for the
season OF 1905. and from now on the different
departments OF the big club will be in fun
blast The president. John P. Van Wormer
is eK-onlcio member Of all committees
They are as follows
Athlctic-R n Gore Jr.. chairman. Charles II
sheriff.. Cherries r. Goodhue. Jsrues Ross Currnn
rcd Niiuar. Mortimer bishop and r j. Wells.
Billiards aud Bowling-Frod NilrnAr chairman:
james n Haslln; Martin :. Paine.
nlcycilng James Ross Curran chairman: Albert
G.. ColfA1. y. '. Murphy.
Fencing Charles T. Goodhue, chairman: DR..
Graemr u. Hammond Or J. q Clemens and Dr.
uockei -Gcorge % Phillips. chairman; b y.
Rhodcs.
Lawn Tennls Ruins Davis. chairman. \ NJ
Cox and " y Mallory
Rowing % G. Smyih, chairman: j. \. Miller
'j Swimulns + J Wells, chairman; Il. e Buer
meyer and r II Adams
Skating Il q. Burrmeyer. chairman. g. D
Phillips and " iushop
Yachitng W. J. Marshall. chairman; y W
Raihbornr and n 4. Jackson
Tran shooting q. T.. GRIEF. chairman. p W
Perkins ana I. s. Horiand
First lieutenant p Hapn. Second Lieu
tenant, T. J. kcAne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
Selecting New Home for Auto Club.

No site for the new house OF the Automo-
bile Club OF America hns been decided upon
az yet meeting Of the governors wns
held at the Offices Of President Dave II. Nor
RE yesterday AT which the new clubhouse
was said that several sites are still being CON
sidered and thar there was nothing further
10 be said OF he proceeding
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16

" the second OF the series Of games FOR the
long Island lutersoholastic Athletic League
championship ~ hockey last night at the Tor
mont Avenue Pink the Poly PrcD sen 90
team defeated the Brooklyn Latin school
fhe score Poly Prep, goals Brooklyn
l.ntin. o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
.Ianowsh Wins the Ninth Game Against
Marshall.

NrftldI Il0Is DF'D7ITII' " THE oUN'
PANS. Feb l5.-Play in the ninth game
Of the international chess match between
Frank J Marshall and D. JanowsH was
resumed this afternoon. The game was
bagun Yesterday and was adjourned at mid
night when JanovsH had won piece for
two pawus To-day only hve additional
moves were ma de. when tho Brooklyn man
resigned Tho score Marshall. a. jan
owski 3: drawn. ..
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nclnns % spIkc snIlI,an..Iack Lcc rlEnl.

Details OF tho bout recenHv arranged be-
tween Spike sullivan aud Jack Leo Of this
city we're announced Yesterday. The pnr
are 90 meet IN The fret week In March NJ
GirArdyille. Pa. The 90 Is fnr twenty rounds
With y side hot Of $40 They will meet at
i2s pol nds weigh In al o clock ia the after
noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
Unl.arflS.

George Soclcy. one Of tho Manhattan con-
tingent in the tnterborouzh lt-lncb ba.k line
tournament now being played al the hnics-
erbocker Billiard Academy Won the second
game OF the tourney iH-t night 10y defeating
Frank 4. BOYD Of Brooklyn by - points ID
took hlty-eigh' innings for Sne!-y 90 via
Z no
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
WEST SHORE r. r.

(Ncw YORK. Central K Hudson Rlser Il, n. Lcss''i
Trains leave franklin 81. station, New orb -
ollows. and - minutes later foot West "a s. y N
-iUO p. " Chicago Express.
'9.25 p M.--Con Lin. Tor Detroit. Chi. 81 os'
900 p. N.-lOr Roch.. Buffalo. Clevel'd & CHICAGO
$500 =. NJ For Roch,. Buffalo. pclroN = y. L'l.
"a 4, =. I.--for Syra. Roch.. Ma, Falls. Dc' tn
'Bary. 'Dallv. eIC"pt Sunday. haggsgc cher."d
from hotel or residence oy Nrsicoti EEpres
:. H. SMITH. G. Il. LNMHEN..
Gent Manager. Geul FasSr Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
RACQUEr CHAMPIONSHIPS.
Boston and New yorl, Break Even for
Srml.Finai Round.

Payne Whitney met his Waterloo at tho
hands OF Hugh Scott yesterday in the racquet
championship az the New York Racquet
and Tennis Club. which. with the other
mate hes, leaves the makeup for the semi
fnal round to-day u c. Clark. it, New YORK.
vs. Quincy A. Shaw. Jr., Boston. and l.. Water
bury. New York. Va Hugh Scott. Boston
There will also be professional match on
Importance. with Tom Petit, Boston. Harry
Boakes. Chicago W. Tompklns, PhIladeiphiA
and George Standing. the American cnan-
pion. as the participants.
whitney took the first two games from tho
BostonIan, when Scott turned the tables by
capturing the neIt three In brilliant style
The SCORES
YIRsr oAaB.
whitney. g = o-iS
Aces by ssrvic,-- whitney, 3: scot,...
SECOND oANH
s S%1H'y..,-.,.....,i Oh
Aces by service Whitney. O. Scott 3
THIRD o,nR
s eo,ti'.'..'..i o 5 IBIS
Aces BY service. Scott g. whitney D.
YoURTH GAME
scoit......,........2 % Eis
WnItney.."........i o o
Aces by servlce--SootL 0: whitney.
FIFTH oAMY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e-le
" hes. Sy i:;ciivioe.scott. c: whitney,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


HORSE BLANKETS. ROBES HARNESS.
Lined Stable Blankets. 80 cents, Square Blankets
gi.26 Extra Heavy 81. II Pounds Lehihcred, t31
Team Harness s23 EIpress Harne.s, Sc.
PETERS HARNESS & SADDLERN Co.
~ West Broadway, near Chambers ST. upstairs.
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L aCkaWanna Railroad.

Leave, View lorf foot Rar-is- and Csris,o pher a.,
$40 \. " For BnghAm'rh and SYRACUSE
'luW \ " f0r iura.O. RICO 20 and ST. Inuis
lpP " Tor Buffalo 81 scAgo
,tpJ J. = For scranton ana Plymouth
y 10 =. " FOR EufaiO auG CElcago
SO y. " or huralO. Syinrrss. ttich
zoo A. M.-Fur Ca,cAgo Strpcrs nprn an y ~
p. ilrsets. lta, 42y ilsa 1884 Broadway, y s.. 40
fuion St. Brooklyn. 'Dafy 'E1cspt Sundsv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
RAILROADS.

q, Trkes and fu!haaa recommendation az 70 9ei Tpl
~, ~, and IA Broadway re sth Ave, Is Union Sd
Court St. $50 Broadway A IT Fulton 81. Brooklyn
y. l. ran,fe- Go. VII! call for and chec baggage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16

Homo club players figured In tho second
Jr. who was prominent in athletics al Har-
ward a couple OF wears ago and also IN tnee
tournaments at the Shinnecook Hhs Cor,
Club near Ills summer homo. pc OeAt
Charles f. Sands, winner OF the gold racquet
az tennis last year at Tuxedo. games 10 /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
AMERICAN LINE,

FROM NEW YORK.
RFpi'D LIC ...... ... ... eli IS. noon. Apr. 10
CRE11C ,... Mar Is uooa. Npr 70. June 10
RON MIC ..,... .-....- july G. noon
FRON BOSTON.
& ANOpIC ... Fcb IS. s-D \. n. Apr. !. May ~
ROMANO ..... Mar. n, y. ~. Apr %. june j
Passenger Offices, Broadway.
Freight otnc.,. WGiirhd Ray. BUiiery Place
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co

FA5T INPRISN NEllICE.
PLYMOUTH -IitftPBnl 'RG--RI,ENEN.
< ronprnz .Feb2i.7.Sn AN Rb'ser April L. 10 AN
< ascT . Mar. Z. 10 An IL. Wm Il...Npit IS. bAN
kronprnz. Mar. 81. q AN krounriu' May 2, . Al
OKLRlCNS & co. RrUAdN-ny. y. y.
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ounioy A. shaw. Jr. the brilliant left;
handed plnvcr. who has held the title on !
twice been the runner-up. made bis h;st
appearances In the last match OF tne daF
having gained bis place by defaults he
won from Barcer, 3 games to /. lhescores
FIRsT oAAE
p,,rr, ...o on , liz
Shssr ......-.... = l Ola
Aces by service -Barger. q. Shaw, .
SECOND CANR.
PAfger .-...,.,...tso -
shaw. -...-l j J. ". u 80
Aces By servee BarSer. T. ShhF.
THIRD oaMB
eh, o 2-I6
Bnrger ..-,.. ..--.... -..-"
Aces by soryiec-Sh aw. :. Bargcr. 3
FOURTH OA2H
Sh,w loOiC02 O23ai 900 / l.
Eargrr o ,so2 0u2O "a GA
Aces by service Shaw, :, boTger.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
AGREE ON II TERMINAL.
City to Pay $4,000 for Staten ISL
and Ferry Landing.

In Joint session yesterday the Commissioners OF
the Sinking Fund and the Board OF Estimate and
Apportionment voted TO complete the purchase of
the Staten Island ferry terminal at ST. George for
s54000O The purchase has been delayed since June
Of last year because OF q dispute between the
Dock Department and the Controllers Office as to
the method OF procedure
When the proposition first accepted that the
city should operate the ferry the Staten Island
Railway Company. which owned the terminal land
wanted more money for 1t than the Controllers
real estate expert considered fair. An agreement
was reached to the terminal. and then there was
another dispute to the value of a piece of
ground needed to widen Jay-st. and improve the
ferry approach The company wanted total of
S565,0CO Under the agreement finally entered into
$4,000 will be debited to the Dock Department
and $4,000 to the Bureau of Street Openings
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund author
ized the Dock Commissioner to renew the leases
with the Staten Island Railway Company at s12G00
year for the ferry. with the proviso that the city
may terminate the lease by giving thirty days no.
tice. They also decided Ia pay $1,000 for the COM
panys improvements at the New-York terminal and
5,e00 for the buildings, etc. az ST. George.
Contracts for boats which the city will operate
In the ferry service were awarded in the admins
tration of Mr.. Low They t. be delivered before
the end OF July
The Board of Estimate approved a resolution ap-
propriaung 100000 for the removal Of snow and ice.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

GARDEN ER.-Sinsle. Thoroughly expert
enced. greenhouses. roses. carnations.
violets. vegetables. landscape work. lawns.
tower beds. borders. shrubs: understands
care furnace. cows, poultry; competent TO
srence. Address GARDENER. 1856 Fulton
ST.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions In bankruptcy among
filed yesterday:
George D. Clark grocer. No 3474 sd-ave Liabilities.
s. 49, no assets Elizabeth Clark. No. i07 Dawson-st.
IS the principal creditor. with claim OF 50 767.
William c Rosenberg appointed receiver OF the
business Of Marks Friedman. cother No 25 Forsyth
$500
Ignaz Neupayer liquors. No 50 2d-ave Ii Titles
Sl.s74; asests 5000 The principal creditor
Of George BoTgheld Co. West 4th-st- and Wooser-st.
$3.50 The consist q Insurance policy, pay
able petitioners wife. So 0oo household goods $40
John Allen Reid with Office the Knckerbocker
Theatre Building. No I402 Broadway Liabilities
SO 100 $40 The principal creditors Cerise
Oidcastie. of Actors Society SiSSo: Metropolitan
Printing Company Sl,s0O W, j. Marg2n q Co.
LOO The a
unpaid salaries in One
the Brayest." pay owned and managed BY him Pe-
ttoner has clothing valued at $50 and personal prop
erty s25.
Luis Ackruran. furrer, No. 80 ST Marks Place LA
biee. 81 4a0 s45 The principal creditors
steiner Bro. No. % Washington Place. $3.50, and
Apka Tigner No. 1ee Mercer-et. $3.50. The
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

San Jacinto Used Part of Cargo for
FueI. Says Captain.

Exactly one week late. the Mallory Line steamer
San Jacinto from Galveston and Key West. arrived
safely In port yesterday morning Her captain en-
phaucaily denied the reports that his steamer had
been on fire. They had no foundation at all, he
declared.
Captain Risk had only one explanation to account
for the published reports OF the hre He said that
the steamer being short OF COAL he was Obliged 10
burn sone lumber part Of her cargo. In trying to
establish communication by wireless with the shu:e.
Captain Risk had sent message. In which he
asked that aid be sent the steamer. as she was
short OF fuel and was burning part OF her cargo.
He thinks that the operator who received this mes
sage made error.
t'The reports that the San Jaclnto badly In
5ured by the storm also false. the captain de-
ciared 1T is true that OF the gingerbread
work the deckhouses was carried away. but that
hardly be termed injury. to the vessel She
rode the severe gale we'll
The sdyisabiity O: the United States government
controlling all systems of wireless telegraph espe
cially alons the coast. announced in The
Tribune OF January IS. discuss by the Cabinet
at Washington last Friday. The views Of the ad-
rninistration the subject have been embodied
ia bin drafted by the Commissioner of Navigation
and Captain Seabury Of the Navy. The bin is to
be revised II provides that person corpora
ton shall use any wireless telegraphy in this coUn-
the SECRETARY Of Commerce and Labor. The bill
provides fur lher that the President. in time of
or public peril. may close any wireless station or
authorize its use by the government
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
........... sci. ass 7S4 si5.o37.is2 sal 9s5. 759

The net earnings for the preceding quarter, ended
September 30. SIS 1882: for the june 90 quar-
ter. SIS. .zaO rs. and for the three months ended
March 81. 1904. SO. sssS The amount of the
allied orders hand December 81. A.696205 TONS
compares as follows with preceding quarters On
September 80 sO27.436 tons: June So S,1922T TONS
March 81. El3s.esl tons: December 81 1903 325. .123
tons: December 81. 1902 5.347253 tons; December 81
1901, 4.a97.7s9 tons.
From the total earnings for the three months
ended December 81 deducted S6s.967 for sinking
funds bonds of subsidiary companies. and S3-
el6l60 for the depreciation and reserve funds a
total OF s4.3S5.i2I. comparing with appropriations
for the purposes Of s421s200 for the preceding
quarter So 5e4S7 for the quarter ended June So and
quarter. From the balance of s7.U73 607 remaining
after the deduction of the 81 5e5 l27 the of S5
g2S5o is deducted for interest the Uni ed States
Steel Corporation bonds for the quarter and 81 l.0l2
800 for the sinking funds those bonds leaving
balance OF Sl0.l3S,25I Subtractng from this sum
ferred stock. Se30i.9i9 there remains surplus for
The quarter Of S3S33,33s, against a surplus of
$2Se2,SO6 for the preceding quarters of 1874. the
total surplus for the year thus being S6. s44
There was CHARGED off for employees bonus funds
for adjustment OF inventory valuations and sundry
profits theld subject to appropriation for payment
of construction and capital obligs tions) amounting
s5.es0.el5
The Steel shares were strong and active yester-
Gay, in tion Of satisfactory statement of
the results Of the corporations operations for the
last quarter OF 1904 The common closed at 307.
and the preferred at 9oss.
The quarterly dividend the preferred stock
the hfteenth 10 be declared is payable on February
Y Books close February and open March l.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

GARDENER and FIyORIST.-Married, no
children; ~ years experience: greenhouses.
gTapeVines. vegetables. under glass and
outdoor; trees. shrubs: reference. M.
SHEEHAN. Box 043. Butler. n j.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
STRUCK SENATE LEADER.
Er-M Member of Illinois Upper House
Creates Scene on Its Floor.

Sprir gfeld. H.. Jan. N.-Senator Daniel A Camp
bell, Republican leader In the State Senate was
struck In the face by ex-senator Riley in the up
per house to-day. Immediately after adjournment
Much excitement followed. and two of Senator
Campbels colleagues. Mueller and Brown. anl
the the sergeant at elected Riley from the
chamber and aftcrward arrested him.
Riley was cha arman of the Committee on Civil
Service of the Senate two years ego. He said to-
day that one day the Senate met an hour ahead Of
time without giving him notice. and rushed through
bill for which he was criticised by the Legislative
Voters League. Rfley's record was attacked he
was defeated for denomination and since then has
held Senator Campbell and what he calls 1.-The Sem
combination responsible -
At tie county jail too. where Etiley was taken,
the word ''insane' written after his name In
the book In which a record is kept Of prisoners.
Riley appeared entirely rational when talking Of
the assault.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
WORK WANTED.

ACCOUNTANT.-Pr corporation
expert auditor; 60 anywhere United
States, books designed, opened. closed
sYste mat;Zed; peTfect system Introduced
guarantee rial balance monthly; euditing
ana systeRiatiziEg books OF every descIip-
tlon 253 Broadway. koom AZ
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[pr rELEGnArn TO THE rRIBUNE.l


Chicago Jan. s1--There much In the domestic
statistical situa ton OF the day encourage tho
bulls but an advance OF kc yesterdays closing
prices induced number OF those with profit In
previous purchases to let go. and there occurred
an interval OF comparative weakness and reaction
of &c from the opening figures. There was, how
ever little desire to be short overnight, and buy
ing near the close turned the price up again and
closed the market strong at Ac advance.
Corn left Off lsc higher for May. and oats, after
some hrmnes. early, closed a trlhe lower than the
day before Provisions firm and closed from
unchanged to 2Ikc higher.
Wheat at the opening had slightly easier tone
which of feeling lasted about two minutes. and
then the strength that pronounced at the
close of the reasserted itself and the price
inside of the next few minutes 81 II for May
and 9sI5c for July. Those were not the limits OF
advance Local receipts were rs cars, against 30
last year When the May price got well above 81 II
early In the day there was a great deal of long
wheat for sale and the market had some reaction
while the wheat was getting settled into other
ownership The range of May was from 81 l69s TO
81 17 closing 81 i67sgs1 II. July sold from S9sc
to 991zc closing at ssAc,
There was more disposition to buy at the
opening. and the first trades were at small inn
provenent on the previous days closing hgu. eS
Acceptances of yesterdays bids were light, except
from Illinois points. and from there they were not
heavy. Local receipts 5eS cars and shipments
$1,000 bush. The inspection showed car contract
30e No. and S62 of lower grades. Estimates OF to-
morrow's local receipts ia cars. Business was
brisk and OF large volume for hour. end then
had long resting spell The highest for May was
51sc fS4c the lowest 4s.c; the close 4i7sc to
45c. After selling high i5ssc and as low
4534c. July closed at $3.50 TO 451ac
Business In the oats pit quiet and dull. At
the opening, selling by the Northern Grain Com
pany prices off trife. but a steady
feeling developed later In sympathy with wheat and
corn Receipts were lG6 cars. OF which p were
contract and OF the same grade 5000 bush were
taken from unlicensed elevators. Shipments were
600 BUSH Estimates of to-morrows inspection, IS
cars May sold from BOISE down to S07sc. closing
at the latter price. July closed at the low price
of the day. 3o3sc; the highest. 5ossc.
Provisions firm The light receipts of hogs
and the advance in prices at the yards. together
with good buying by outsiders caused a strong
opening. The local crowd however. selling
freely the advance. and this caused prices to
off May pork sold So 971a TO sS off S12 s25s
to s12 s. May lard sold from 81 02la to 81 o5 to
T021s. May ribs sold from Sc 90 to s6 921s. off TO
Sc S7& to Sc 80. Hog receipts 2Soc0 head. and
prices at the yards &c higher.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

MAID by an EnSllsh. arst as .,,v <
maker hairdresser and packer, ~ n.
country: oest Tesersncess Nasss - NsH
2Tth-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
cLARK,s cRuIsE 10 TIE ORIENT.

Frank c. Clark, the well known tourist, railroad
and steamship agent Of No ll3 Broadway, has
chartered the 1900 ton White Star steamer Arabic
for a seventy-day cruise 10 the Mediterranean Con-
stantnople. the Black Sea and the Orient with side
trips TO Granada. Galilee. Jerusalem. the Dead
Sea. the Cataracts Of the Nile and other notable
places. arrangements being made ahead for MOTEL
accommodations. land transportation and guides
at inclusive rates. SO that the guests Of whom he
has booked about six hundred, will have all the
cares OF travel taken off Iheir minds and be able
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
CARFET CLEANING.
STORAGE NOTICES.
PEOPLES STORAGE co.

PEOPLCs sTOBAGE Co.
zc2 and 254 West zDth-st., New-Yarl.
To Maggie Downing. Essle BrooSs. X.
Frazer, Nett.e Hugh, Lizzie Brin. Mary
Williams. Lucy J0res, Mary Mayo. Jennie
Mcpherson. Celia Ford. WH. Howard. Sarah
J. Bell Mary Brooks. Iillie Brooks NJ.
Hudson. Max Stuart. Glen a. Chnfffn.
Joshua Saunders. John O. Route. Cesar
Michel r J. Parrish. y a. Denton. Emily
eeahrood RetScca White. Julia Hinton.
Lizzie Brown. Robbie Eyeriy. Jennie p.
Whittier. Louisa Campbell Iney BoEden.
Lizzie Ruin. You are hereby bof,hsG thaf
the time for Iayuient II the lien ] bnld
fpon the household goods and personal ef-
fsc.s stored BY you In my warehouse having
expired after due notice has ise-n giTen
auction ~ "a wesf 2Sfa-st.. Eew-Yor5
FRIDAY. February 18th. 1906. unless charges
Afs paid before.
1EOPLES STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
L. S. STEEL'S E4RNINGS.
For the Quarter. S2IA58, ,7S4-The
Increase, So, zoo. 900.

Preliminary estimates were exceeded In the show
ing made by the statement of the United States
Steel Corporation for the three months ended De-
cember 81 This statement, issued at the close Of
the quarterly meeting of the board Of directors yes
terday afternoon. the net earnings for the last
quarter ot is0i 81 5s 7Si and the untitled orders
on hand on December 81 as 1856 2nS The d.
rectors declared the usual quarterly dividend of Ia
per cent on the preferred stock.
The net earnings by months compare follows
with those OF the same period in 1903 and 1902:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
DIVIDEND ON PANAMA ROAD.

The directors of the Panama Railroad Company
yesterday declared dividend of per cent, paya-
bic February /. William Nelson Cromwell. in
his offer few days ago to purchase at par for the
United States government the small amount of
stock not already owned by the government
nounced that these minority holders would receive
any dividend which might be declared.