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The Washington times., 1905-07-16
Sou6eaaW asli1lgton.

Miss Jessie l.. Sebree, of Capitol Hill.
has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Dodge.
at Boston, Mass. She has recently ac-
cepted a position as organist of the Dor
chester Temple. which will keep her
away until school opens in September.
Mrs e O. EIdridge, of Mandan. n. D.,
Ia visiting her daughter. Mrs. Heinline.
at il Twelfth street southeast.
!; Miss e. ]. Kiefer entertained few
of her friends at her home, ga South
Carolina avenue. Thursday evening. The
evening was spent in playing games,
after which refreshments were served
Those present Were the Misses Violet
; Lawrence. Emily Lawrence. Else Yest.
Jessie Koons. Elizabeth Kiefer, Ethel
Giles. Rosa hiefer. and Messrs. Henry
) r. UIlmann. Edwin Jones, John P.
Yeatman James Kane, and Barton L.
Brook
e Miss Mabel Money. who has been visit
: ing Mrs. A. P. Crenshaw, has returned
yrto her home in Mississippi.
Miss Margaret Weller. who has been
visiting in the country in western Mary
: land. has returned to her home at
Eighth and Eye streets.
Clark c. Burritt. who was president
, of the 1905 graduating class at the East
ern High School, has accepted position
: in Pittsburg. Pa.
The District Commissioners have or
:. dered that 240 feet of eight-inch water
main be laid in South Carolina avenue.
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, and crossing reservation 90 to
: the south size of Massachusetts, avenue.
Kate ODonnen has transferred the
property. s23 North Carolina avenue
: southeast to James O'DonneI.
Miss Josephine =. Hiatt. daughter OF
!, MIR. and Mrs, Jesse NJ. Hiatt, and Fred
= .ees were married Wednesday of last
: week. at the home of the brides par
ents, o02 Seward square Only few
relatives and intimate friends We're
present. The Rev. Edward b Bagby
pastor of the Ninth Street Christian
- Church, ofiiciated. The brides only at
tcnGant was Miss Katherine NJ. F1etch-
= CT. while the groom was attended by
Harry NJ. Hiatt. the brides brother
Mis- Monetc Hallam played the wed
ding march. Mr.. and Mrs. Lees left tho
- city in the evening for the North
where they will visit New York anu
Boston. among other cities. After Au-
gust they will be at home to their
friends at All A street southeast for tn;
remainder of the summer.
James p Wilson, thirty-five year:
., cid, living at GIL North Carolina ave
rue. was struck by a street car anc
Knocked down while crossing the stree
car tracks at Pennsylvania avenue anc
-. Ninth street, Sunday afternoon. Hi:
Injuries were not serious.
john, b. Lord has transferred tn,
property on lot 6S. square SIS. southeast
II Antonio Monaco.
1ibout 500 worth of damage wa!
caused early Sunday morning by fir,
il the eating house Of Mitchell & Nun
dy. 1913 Eighth street southeast TIL,
fire department responded to an ALARM
turned in from box 514. and the blaz
vas extinguished within a short time
The fire was caused by the explosion
of gasolene stove.
a horse belonging to A. Malnati o
1i2 East Capitol street, stepped upon
F2rtly opened sewer trap and injure,
his legs. while being driven through al
= alley Saturday. One leg of the anima
vas badly CUT while another We
bruised. aa=
The Washington times., 1905-07-16
Appointed on Police Force.

Vincent Osterman, of Maple avenue.
has been appointed a private on the
Metropolitan police force, and has been
assigned to duty.
The following officers were recently
elected by the Sunday school of the An
acostia Baptist Church: John T. Dent.
superintendent; Luther Padgett, assist
ant superintendent: Willis Harlan, sec
retary: John Sears. assistant secretary
Miss OrdelI Harlan, treasurer; Conrad
Paxton, librarian; Frank Paxton. assist
ant librarian
Mary s. Suit has transferred the prop
erty on lot 6. block 6. Twining City, to
Henry c. and Edward r. Tasker
The Washington times., 1905-07-16

Star. No 4, has discontinued its meet
ings until next September
The International Association OF Ma
clinists met Wednesday evening OF last
week in Naval Lodge Hall. During July.
August, and September, the meetings
will be held every third Wednesday. At
ter September. the meetings will be con-
tinued weekly.
Mrs. Sommers is staying with her
daughter at Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1905-07-16

Weiss, John Kane. James w. Barley,
DR.. R A Pyles. DR.. James A Watson,
and p. S. Quaid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12

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|1fornei
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he con-
increase
shown.
he gain
Try estt-
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ecrease.
deposits
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be than
OF the
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Is were
surplus
OF cash
banks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
HAzED A NEWSPAPER MAN.
shurtIen College Boys Give a Correspond.
ent n Cold shower Bath.

AIIoS. H.. March 1l.-Clarencc Stahl
who IA employed in the Office OF an Alton
newspaper and Is a correspondent for
several other papers. was hazed by the
ShurtleE College students because they
said Stahl persisted in giving prominence
In the newspapers to their pranks.
Stahl has incurred the enmity of some
Of the students by sending out accounts
Of hazlngs they engag ed in. He was seized
yesterday by students led by f. Is. Gore OF
Csrliuvllle There were about a &c zan
students F b. Black Medora Walter
Standard OF Jerseyville and Clarence Chap
pelle OF Alden. Mich, being Cores chief
lieutenants.
Stahl struggled. but he was helpless in
the hands of the dozen boys. They took
him across the campus TO the gymnasium
and into the bathrooms in the basement.
Sahl's clothing was not removed. He was
securely locked inside a shower bath cabi
net and the water was turned on from the
outside,
The room was flooded and Stah was I'M
able to avoid the stream that poured upon
him The water was ice cold. Stahl shiv-
cred in his bath. The students stood out
side and tainted him.
Though Stah was kept In the Icy bath
for five minutes, he maintained silence.
When he was released and stepped from
the bath with drenched garments, he says.
Gore emptied the contents Of two pitchers
Of ice water over him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Ford Bacon 4 Davis and Isidore Newman
q SOUS have bought for 81. 500. 600 cash the
Mtmphis street Railway Company, operat-
hy system some eighty miles long The
"a STOCK VIII be replaced by s., 500 600 per
tsu preferred and g. 500 600 common The
Doulef Indebtedness Of Is. Ooo 600 has been
ihe road ~ once
!, AFreuce. Turnure 4 Co are importing
1870" French gold Of which $500 600
p.u lit. Oh 'f" iouraine. for use in their Cuban
-! ne lag.ede Gas Company OF 81. Louis
-; - creased ~ quarterly dividend on the
,s9iHl1lon stock from 70 X per cent. putting
-, 'ss4e on per cent. basis.
:. ~ ln'old balance Of $500. OOo out OF
I'' Der cent. coupon notes Of the
Z a.. an 4 ~ cultural Chemical Company
y, oleIgi or " o. Gay 4 Co. for public
lon al 100 and interest The sub
..r-ol list viii hc opened March Is.
~. View lork Trust Company announces
80 y lNf ce-i ~ the bonds. e3H per cent
,.. w. referred stock aud ~ per cent OF the
,,v5..lgn STOCK have been actually deposited
60 80 ne plan of reorcaniZation Of the New
rrah' railway Company
M.lan T. Bishop resigned Yesterday
- ~ -.T5 Tor Of the New Haven and was
Co. N4'd hy james ;. Elton Of waterbury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
TRIAL or NEW TURBINE LINER.
The Victorian Makes rs Knots In n Gale
Under Three-quarters Power

despatch received yesterday by the
agents Of the Allan Line in this city says
that the preliminary trial OF the new triple
screw turbine steamship Victorian took
place on Friday under very unfavorable
conditions. A strong gale prevented a
full power trial. Under about three
Quarters of her power the liner made
eighteen knots. The regular trial trip
expected that the Victorian will readily
average twenty knots under full power.
She will be the first ocean crossing turbine
Workman, Clark d Co. OF BefaN are her
builders She will ply between the United
Kingdom and Canada
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
Az UNEXPECTED DROUGHT.
VII. Vernon ites' water supply Cut or lie.
cause OF Faith In Mayors Action,


MOUNT VERNON. n. Y. March ii-Resi-
dents Of Mt. Vernon who have not paid
their water rents because they relied on
an action which Mayor Brush began as a
taxayer to cause a reduction In the rates
OF the Interurban Water Company had Il
rude awakening to-day when employees
of the company visited their residences
and cut the service of.
Tho consumers imagined that they we're
protected by a mandamus prohibiting the
company from collecting rents in excess
OF the price Of Is cents per hundred cubic
feet. IL was unknown 10 them that Justice
Gaynor m difed the order few days ago
80 that it applies to Mayor Brush alone.
1t could not be learned to-day exactly how
many houses are without water.
1t was said that the number ia quite
small, as the corporation did not want TO
deprive householders OF water over Sunday,
but II those who have been hanging back
on account OF the proceedings did not como
up with their money there would be many
more cut OF on the first of the week. II u
reported that there are several hundred OF
these.
Mayor Brush brought the proceedings
he says because the present rates are
higher than in other towns ard that the
former Board Of Aldermen had no right
10 bind the city for ten years. The water
company has n tanned William y. Dyckman
az its counsel and will put up stiff fight
~ maintain 's present schedule Of rates,
Mayor Brush. through Corporation Coun-
sci Roger NJ Sherman. is also lighting the
gas company because, he says the new
contract which II has submitted calls for
higher prices for street lights. The com
pany has issued u statement 10 which IL
says that while 1t asks more for lights the
candle power is almost double what IL
was under the old contract The Board Of
Aldermen has sided with the gas com
pany and viii fight the Mayor to a finish.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
III SINESS TROUBLES.
Referee Wills Awards Premium 10 Abra-
ham Grccnspan.

William II Willis. referee In bankruptcy,
hss recommended that discharge be denied
20 Abraham Grcenspau. dealer in diamonds
ana ''F"lry Of 100 and 10. Rivington street.
Referee Willis is Of the opinion that tho sale
Of hs business was a pure fiction concocted
hr tho bankrupt and his WHO 10 hinder. delay
and d''rand hts creditors. that the bankrupt
renamed the sole owner of the business and
STOCK down 10 the sale by tho receiver, and
men bought IL IN. he paws this tribute 10
exhibition Of evasion contradiction and of
ne grossest and most impudent mendacity
car hardly ne conceived
. Gustav Rattke Of - Union Square has
Gt,s.4 and no assets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
MACHINERY.

TWO CONCRETE Mixers. Stone CrIShrrs Two
Rocs ChanucicTs. AIR CompressOrs. Rock Drills
HOistine Euglnes. Boilers on wheels contractor,
nited out complete. RlCkRS BROS. li5 Cedar 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
live Stock Market.

r...- SATURDAY, March II.
a. ~ bows wer- 20 head. Including 10
'.e market 80 trading IN live ositle
- f-ny Nru. Dressed beef SLOW az eise4Rr
L.-l ioi NATIVE Sides. No later cables from
iIl5 zsa-..s"1 Liverpool Exports 70 day were
Re- ~, ~ rsl,, ~ - ~ on pcn,-
wa. cur Frei1g barely steady. CITY dressed
a.. D" ~ l'sni3c per 10. country dressed
some sales al ifQiii.r
~ ~ o' sheep aud lambs were 80 cArs or IA
We o., .lI7f - carS Tor the market making
Trs-.-. already IN the pens Isi7 cam on sale
~ ~ 30 stsnu,tlu. with sellers holding
q ~. -,,h Ni ar'ps were lnII5c higher. but oniv
zr,, 20. @aft1 hands at tnr advance sheen
lam. Soy. Apolt cars Of stock. rraiuly
te.- sf :, r., -ci-d % hc carried over sheep
80 ~ '' per lio lbs lambs as t7s7lsI
Itor ~ 'hoft lambs 0Tsred dressed mutton
Ell. 'z4I'sc. PEI TO- arcssed lambs Al iIi5
az. rps ~ hogs wcrr 500 head. all eon.,rped
gsst.. ..IiG noulnAy hrm to Sc higher on
4t.st a., 80 buffalo advlces. Country dressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
PENSIONED BY Vanderbilt.
John Allen. Gardener OF the Late Head OF
the Family, TO work No Longer.

NEWPORT r. l., March l1.-John Allen.
one Of the best known gardeners in the
country. who for twenty-five years has
been in the service of the Vanderbilts,
has been pensloned for life.
Mr.. Allen was first in the employ OF the
late Cornelius Vanderbilt, and for years
was head gardener Of the Vanderbilt place
in this city. On the death of Mr.. Wander
bilt. Mr. Allen was continued in the service
by Mrs. Vanderbilt, and when his services
were no longer required at The Breakers
he was engaged by Alfred G. Vanderbilt
TO take charge at Oakland Farm, where
has been for some years
Mr.. Allen is now well along in years,
and although be is as able to-day to do as
much work as he was years ago. Mr.. Wander
bilt has decided that he has earned rest
and has informed him that he will not be
required in the future 70 do active work
but that his salary VIII continue as long as
he lives.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12

the market TO any extent. The conservative
public is doing very little. The semi-pro-
fessional speculative public. however. Ia
larger and more aggressive than ever before.
There has been a large increase I'm the num-
Der OF senrI-professiona spectators who
operate on large scale. swinging lines OF
10000 shares where a few years ago they
would have been uneasy with commitments
In the market OF 5000 shares. II is supposed
that the accumulation Of stocks In the hands
OF this element has reached very large pro-
portions. II has made a great deal OF money
on the bun side of the market. and is con.
ndent OF further successes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12

Frank Slddall. Vice President and General Manager.
Life Devoted 10 Soap Making
In order that the greatly increased de-
mand for the Siddall Soap may be met, a
limited amount OF stock is offered for sale
at us par Values .00 per share
The value Of these shares will almost
Immediately advance TO $500 or $500
therefore II IS buy now, or wait and pay
more.
There are no Bonds or Preferred Stock;
each and every stakeholder being on an
equal basis
Careful people to-day regard industrial
investments as safe as banks, and much
more remuneratiye. Every possible safe
guard surroundS this Investment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
ARiNSiS PASS RAILROAD.
W. II. Mcintyre Telegraphs That the South.
en Pacific Has No Interest In It,

ArsrN. Tex. Macrh 1.-THE opponents
Of the Southern Pacific Merger bill, which
IS pending IN the Legislature, have charged
that the san Antonio-Aransas Pass Rail
road has never been segregated from the
Southern Pacific, in compliance with the
order II the Railroad Commission. In
order TO learn whether this had been done
Senator A r Davidson te.egraphed William
II Mcintyre 81 New York, who was supposed
70 have purchased the stock for information
% the subject Mr.. Mcintyre replied to-
day,
'Aransas Pass stock was bought and
paid for bv me for myself and associates.
The Southern Pacific Company has no
interest therein
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
FINANCIAL.
Safety and Profit
Combined.
You Can Become a Partner In the
Frank Siddall

which has been ESTABLISHED over
THIRTY YEARS. and earn rs per cent.
on your investment, and at the same time
realize large profit by great enhancement
in value OF its shares This investment is
absolutely safe. permanent and non-specu.
lauVe. There is az this time demand for
the Frank Siddall Soap four times greater
than the company can supply, and for
this reason Mr. Siddall, who had always
independently owned and conducted the
business, decided TO incorporate it into a
stock company, with capital OF $500, 900,
par value OF shares 81 90 each full paid
and worcestershire, and the entire bust.
ness, good will, &C.. mas become the prop.
eTty OF tine COMPANY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
HELP wANrED-MALEs


CARRIAGE BODY MAKERS WANTED. Apply
HEALEY & co.. 7th Av. and 5ist ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
Immense Revenue CaDaCitV

here have been years in the past, prior
70 the organization Of the present Company,
during which the business has earned for
MI. Siddal as high as SIPS COO net per
year. Based upon the present capitalize.
ton OF the Company. this would insure
dividends OF 40 per cent. and give ar in
tTinsic value OF S2,000,00o, figured on the
basis OF per cent. per annum, in dividends.
We DO not hesitate 10 say thar this is abso-
lutely as good an opportunity as was ever
Offered for investment in an industrial
enterprise; 10000 shares remain in the
treasury after paying for the plant and
business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
HELD F0R HOLDING UP CAN.
Two Young Men Arrested on Suspicion OF
lIclnE the jersey city Bishwaymen.

Detective Sergeants Lee and Larldns ar
rested two men in lower Newark avenue,
Jersey City. early yesterday morning In
connection with the hold-up Of Grove
street car at Eighteenth and Erie streets
late Friday nj ght.
The prisoners described themselves as
JOSEF h Hardy IS years old. Of 1874 Steuben
street, who answered the description Of
the short robber, and William Nowick, 20
years old. OF s3s Henderson street, who
looked Like the tall highwsyman who held
a big revolver under Conductor Humans
nose while his companion took $3.50 in
coin from the badly scared conductors
overcoat pocket.
Hannah identified the prisoners as the
men who held up the car. Hardy and
Nowick said he had made a serious mistake
They said they could prove an abb. Both
wore held in $1,000 bail for examination
next Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
ron SALE.
DENTISTRY.

Si.oo DOWN. 90 WEEKLY puts your teeth In
good condition. Cold crowns. 500. 22kt. ARTS.
Toll DENTAL PARLOR. l4ia broadway, Brook IN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
Dresser Apneals.

Daniel Le Roy Dresser OF Dresser IL Co.,
commission merchants in silks, hosiery
and webbing Of Is Greene street, TO whom
a discharge from bankruptcy was recently
denied. Will appeal, through his attorney.
Morris j. Hlrsch, from the decision OF Judge
Holt of the United States District Court,
to the United States Circuit Court Of APP
r.nalE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON March 1.-THE statement OF the
receipts and expenditures Of the Treasury shows:
Tbs doy Thts ~ onM. FiscGl Etdr.
Receipts .-... .tLi4l23l il1.Tg72sa 1SsS4lt,S so
Expenditures i,aD.oOo $4,000 SOG.uSa. we
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC rH1s DAY.
Sun rises .. .oiS sun SETS. 600 Noon sets .-
HIGH wATKR THIS pAr
Sandy Hook 1851 Gov. I'd. ii:2s Hell Gate 1922

Arrived-sArURpAY. March II.
S. GerA. Bremen, Fen. 2i.
So Rrandenburg, Bremen, Feb. Is.
IS NapoltAn Prince, Naples. Feb II.
s. Tint oretto, Santos, Feb. 20.
Ss Vlgllancia. Vera Cruz. March ,.
SIS AquilA, Guarico. March I.
SIS Harry Iuckcn bach. Porto Rico. March I.
81 ArApahoe. Jack souville, March s.
81 HtuoS. Baltimore. March g.
IS Jefferson, Norfolk, March TO-
50 san Marcos, Galveston, March 4.
IS cry Of Macon. Savannah. March q
IS Goidsboro, PnilAdelp hia, March 10
Bark Glendovey, Rosario. Jan. lb
Bark Altoona. MOnteytdeO. Dec. %.
Brig CURACAO, ArubA, Feb. IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
Bioomneld Factory to he neorsned

BLOOMFIELD. n. j., March 1.-The plant
Of the American Brake Sho. Works in this
town is to be reopened. The company
removed its belongings to the plant at
Mahwah, Bergen county. several months
ago and several hundred hands were thrown
out of EN- ployment while others were forced
TO move to Mahwah. A number of i'm
provements will be made TO the plant
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL
CHEMICAL. InMpANN-

View YORK, March atr 1915
PREFERRED CAPITALS OCh- DIN lDEND Nu.fa
Al a regular merung 90 the BOARD Of Directors o'
me American Agricultural Chemical COMPANY.
held this day. q Was Resolved that n semi annual
dividend Of THREE 49, PER CENT ON the Pre-
ferred Capital Sioca h. declared and paid 90 apfll
isi next to stockholders q record Marrh stu ls5
The Transfer Books Of botn Preferred and Com
mon stock vii Be closed on Tuesday. March lltu.
At o'clock r. N. and rrr-Aln closed untH 10 o'cock
A. n. Saturday, April Ist, 1905.
THOMAS a. DOE Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
IMPORTANT.
FINAL NOTICE.

In view OF tho extraordinary development OF the
hafconl Wireless system during the year 1904 the
oerlinoaies OF the M.tRcoNG WIRELESS TELR-
GRAPH COMPANY or AMERICA are In greater
deihand thah at any period since the organization
OF inc company aud tho Inauguration OF wireless
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12

81 Ia Savoic. from Har1e Tor New YORK
IS VadeTlAnd. from Antwerp for New York
s. LucaniA from Liverpool for New York
IS ST. Louis from Southampton for New York.
S. BArbarnssa, from Bremen for New York
IS Columbia. from Glasgow for New York.
y Pretoria. from Hamburg for New York.
ST HELIX Ols9. from ChristiAnsand for New
FORK.
& MAnoA from GUANTANAMO for New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
MISCELLANEOUS.


FINE BUILDING SITES on the sound nifty
minutes from i2d ST.. I'VE minutes walk from one
station, ten minutes from another. boating. golf
bathing. &C. nnc Wow OF Sound. well titnbcred
running water. nigh elevation. ono TO twenty
acres. no agents. Apply c. b., Noroton Heights.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12

SIS Philadelphia, from New York al Soun
ampton.
IS Ryndau. from New YORK; at Rotterdam
S BluccheT. from New YORK. NJ Chcrbourg.
IS Htruria from New YORK. al Queenstown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
/" Don't Be a Clam"

Thirty years ago Don't Be Clam" be-
came household phrase with all readers
OF newspapers and magazines containing
clever advertisements OF the world-famed
Siddsll Soap.
Mir Siddall has spent over half million
OF dollars almost double the amount OF
the capitalization OF the Company adver.
Using the nerifs nf his com rnnditN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
ADVANCE APRIL FIRST.

Rapid advances hive already taken Mace In tho
certlhca'es OF this COMPANY. and on OR BE
FORE THE LIST DAY OF APRIL WE WILL SELL
THESE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
SELECT APARTMENTS.
ABOVE I4TH ST.. WEST SIDE.


ELEGANT SINGLE APARTMENT. eight rooms,
outside exposure steam heat. hot water; hall
rvlcc Apply Japiior. u West sld st
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DWELLING HOUSES no LET.

HOUSES, BUILDINGS. STORES AND LOFTS
al. ,gcduons; rents reasonable CHAS. DUROSS
i5i West 18th 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12

ACTIVE STOCK LISTED y. Y. stock F1chAnr@
viii be given thirty points advance INN edlatei,
fuD Information for SO IN advance THIS Il on
y. \. city. ~
PARTIES DESIRING INTERESTS IN the Tono
pan god nelds region can acquire control 81 val.
aoic holdlngs Tor nominal sums luqgife MINING
ENGINEER. 1 West 10Th 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
SOAP Making Profitable

The business OF manufacturing soap OF
all kinds is one Of the most profitable and
staple industries in the world. There is
practically no limit 10 the volume OF bust
ness 10 be done by this Company when
the enlarged plant is completed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
Frank Siddall'S Scan

is to-day recognized by housewives through
out the United States and Canada as an
absolute necessity for the laundry and
luxury for the bath. In iact. the soap is
now used extensively for bathing, shaving
and many other purposes, all OF which
Justify its title OF