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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07
Der / Omflag. RsbTut fra $1.eo

| Ill SOe.
"a. SmdaFriftsr til 0pIpsnins for
9riitne. l1bgibet at prof. Or.
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til 81 pr. ginb.
l35. 6srIte 8inb 1886. S~nbebolbet
gibrug uf 6. 5. Brandt, Q. Mabs
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81. Srebie 8inb. 1888. Snbebolber
8ioras af 6. 5. 9rdnbt, 8. 6.
Stben, u. Sincsrus, s. NieIfsn, 9.
@ube og $. Using.
80. 6ierbe 8inb. 1889. STAKEHOLDER
8ibrag af 5. psterien, G.S.8runOt,
R. 3iibel, ). 8ubl. u. 9igIbebe og
8. SoImon.
80. Gemte ginO. 1890. S%ubebOlO.r
gibrug at 5. 0eIiBid, 5. petsrisa
s. b. 0sIinger. 5. RieIisn, 5. 8
81. 6rdni, g.. ObeI oe 6. 8. Rielien.
II. Snoenbs ginb, 1892. Snbebols
Der gibrag af u. BON 0ettinssr.
Otto Msner, O.. ReIborn, s.
@eIboben, 6. 6. 6ISpItrup.
AZ. Ottenbs ginb. 1893. SnosbOIt
Der gibrus uf 8. s. Rsrbam, 8.
Msner, 81. $. 6. 9od og 6. 6
TlspItrup. = 0etts 9i1b fGlss.
fun / 5orbinbeIfe meb @maaftrif.
ternes nj andre 9inb.
43. Nienbe 9inb. 1894. Snbsbol.
Der gibrus at 5. a0itIin, 8. M.
2urIen, 5. RisIfen, g. 9ubine, g.
u. gobboIO og 6. gurtius.
IA. Sienbe 9in6. 1895. Snoebols
Der gibrag at Q. Ssrenien. ). 60,
bet, $. ID. 2arien, ). Rislfe7, G.
b. Oreai, 9. S6miOt (giloiu1 O9
6. 6. Glepitrup.
Que ne5Tut fra 81 til 81 etpttet.
45. 30 MobuIationer for Srgel eIler
6armonium fom 5orbinbeIfer mel.
lem Safmsmslobier. aomponsrst
al 6. Saftrau. gris nsbfat til 15c.
40. Minoer fra Rorbens 5iitore, at
u. 5abricius, 235 Siber | OmTlag.
Iebfat fra soc. til 25c.
80. Gpangslium og Cor, gibrag til
MennefteliDet, BED g. s. gerielien,
SogaeprqTt for Senberup og Sui
brup. 50 Sioer / Omitag. Rebs
lat fra 25c. til 1oc.
81. 8. 6. &ubolpb JrimObt ION
prGIt og trosnbe ariiten, af pdtor
6. arag, prait Oeo Sutobstirten /
a~sbenbabn. 81 Siber | Omflug.
Nehiat fra 15e. til &c.
81. 2ipet / Sub, rslisigie getrusts
ninger at Sucob qduui. 191 SiOtr
/ Omffag. Resfat fra 81 til 4ot.
81. 9srreu Og sjenerns, qrebitsn,r
uf Socob qduai. 260 Siber / Sms
flag. Iebfat fra $1.25 til soc.
so. 0agbogsoptegneIfer at Puitor
5bomas Rsroams efterIabte Dag
bigger. 50 Siber / Omflag. Nebe
fat fra Doc. til 15c.
So. !9erIuf Rorbal, en- 5Ortanins fra
bet forrige &urbun6rsOs at Mdgbas
le7e 5borsIsn. 400 Siber | Oms
flag. 0sbfot fra $1.2O til 60c.
81. airtebitOriffe GOrtaninser Os
Sdgn, msbbeIte uf u. 6. 9. @rOD,
Rasmusfen, SogneprGft for 4n.s
rup Og DuDinbe. PIP Siber | Om'
flag. Rebfot fra SOC. til Csc.
sc. 9amie Hislien. gn tulturbifo,
rif SslpbiosraF fra 1899 til 1888,
opftrspen al @ntOn Rielfen m.b
Jorfutt.r.ns pOrtret. 134 Sibtr
Omflug. Nebfot fra 80c. til 2ot.
81. Sucob Chr. ainbbers, 0en bdnif.
airfeiues GOrtempere, ct Winbes
ffrift af Grsbtrit 9psudrb. meb Sds
cob Gbr. 2inbberss 8tlebe. 80 Sis
Der / OmItos. 1ebfot fra 60t. til
25e.
SO. Stj.rnsbimten. Rssle til Be
ftemm.lfe af Stierner, of 9borpalb
asbl. Meb Gtiernetort. IS Sis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07
&ennarb, Hebr.

9uostieneite paa Ssnbdg 1920
Gormibbag.
ungoomsmsOe hber Ssnbdg.
8eniig 5nb6poslie iii ale bisie
Mgoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07

~. u. JJVlIt nicu HtuiiSS Suulttu-
tioner at q. Gbriitidnien. 134 Siber
/ OmHdg. Rebfat fra $3.50 til 81.
so. 100 Snuaitbtfer for 9iolin. Sam.
Iebs af 6. SoItrun. A 5iber
Omflag. Neofat fra 30 til 25e.
So. Dor 9erres Seius Gbriiti giersz
pr9biten. prebitener / Srinitatiss
tibsn af 5r. Qrnbt. Meb ct 6ororb
at grobIt 8. gabl. 426 Siber
Omflag. Nebfat fra $1.35 til SOC.
81. Den benise 9abbtre. @ebIiets
boIbsIfen / airfen af On. 9. @ub..
0omprobIt. 333 Siber / OmTlag.
Neofat fra 80 til 40c.
SO. MisFonssS tubisr os arititfsr ef.
ter en- ReiIe til Snbien af Or. 81.
9runbemunn. inf qrGit. OOsrTat
df 5rebsrit Rpgaarb. 217 Siber |
Omflas. Nebiat fra rs til 25c.
80. gdooens Sorg og Sor9ens Nddoe,
prabitener of 9iIbelm girtebdl.
S%ognspr9it for Rpslines Neniss
beb. gr9bifeaer pna one airtes
uurets Ssns os 9snisbuge foruben
8 Ooublet prebitsner. L, 2. 1104
Sibsr. Rsbfut fra $4.20 til $1.60.
81. ariftoFsr @oItenbOrf Og Sunfss
aterne. Siftorift StueTpil / fem
6anblinser at Magbulsne 9bOrsien.
1914 Sioer. Nebiat fra $1.00 til 20t.
SO. @eorg Dufbinstons 2ebnsb peb
ariitian 9ftsreaarb. 5opebfogelis
eftsr Gbparb giperetts n2ife Of
@uIbingtOn". "a Sibsr / OmIlus.
Hsbfat fra 40 til 15c.
ga. 9riitsligs SmaaItptter at 6. j.
meb 5ororb at gaitOr asfdeaf.lots
!6unTen. 81 Siber / Omilag. Rebs
fat fra 30 til Zoe.
81. Mormonerne, beres 9rofe.., beres
Stat oe btres ReIigion, at Or. Mos
rig BUD, oberfat fra SpIf. 1873 Sis
Der / 0mft. 9ebfat fra Goo. til 25c.
SO. Oanmarts 8obebals. Gn Romd1
fra gamle 0ugs at @ilbelm Otter
gaarb. 462 Siber / Omffae. Nebs
fat fra $3.50 til 75c.
SO. @r4nTerne for ben reli9ieTe 89nts
ming. hampton 2ectures at 9enz
~ 2ongusOine manieI. Gfter Oris
einaIens STE llb9abe paa 0anf Deb
g.. SeiIen. 239 Siber / OmiIus.
Nebfat fra $1.20 til SOC.
100 Torfsg til en- Tort 5ortlari7g obsr
81. Sobannes Qobsnbaring at Ots
to Mgner. 348 Siber I OmIag.
Nebfat fra $500 til $1.20.
101 engelIfe, ftotfte os irife GOlfes
fangs os MeIobisr. fumlebs Os uos
fate for pianoforte uf a.p. Berg
green. anbsn, meset Goregeb. lib
gaos. Snbsboloer 125 Sungs. Nsos
fat fra S1.50 til SOC.
102 Din 9ongs fommer. Gn QbDentss
betrngtnins gennsm frepr9bite7er
at 81. QnberTen Sogneprrft. 81
Giber / OmTag. Nebiut fra 40
til 20c.
LOG Om gsrnefolen. On Gfterldbt
Gf6anoling at ariiten RiftelisH
Rob, ubgiost at Soralb SOlm.
90 Sibsr I OmFus. Rebfat fra
40 til zoe.
112. Minb. ON 9. 81. SsrenfeH,
aatefet I asse. 9sb ben Abe aprtl
1873. Deb Sreberit Suneerien.
1913 Sib.r / OmfIas. Hebiat fra
Coz. til zoe.
115. I'll 5ortodr for Hrt1teHlroens
Ganbbeb. On 5danbsratnins for
2egfOlt, of Greberit Sungeriea,
praf p.b asbenbuDns9 dlsmsnig'
b.b. 100 @iO.r | OmTus. Rsbs
fat fra 40 til SOC.
1T. Slbfsnaier os en- eftsrffrtft
80 8lobortitler (msb ct Jororb(
af Greb.rii Sunserien, 8algmsnis'
bebspraf | a%sbenbupn. 81 Stbsr
OmTue. Rebfat fra 20 til 10c.
118. g.bn.mobsr. GortGnins at
Rnub Gfptte. 245 Giber | OmFos.
seebfat fra $1.10 til Cox.
120. Griis Botfen. en- Ben, ffilbret at
en- Den. 9ilbefm girfebal. 81
Siber / Omn. Nebf. fra 40 til zoe.
fo1 Goffsfrihsh m 6eifirfefidheb. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
nUsINEss CHANCFA
HOTELS AND RESTAIpANTs-

HIGHEST PRICES PAID for pawntlckets. pearls
diamonds watches and jewelry. A. BAUM, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
Afmy and NaNy Orders.

wAsHNoToN. March 7S-These navy orders
were issucd TO day:
Lieutenant Commander II. II. Higgins, from the
brooklyn TO She Newark.
Lieutenant Commander y. c. Bowers. from the
Newark to the brooklyn hs fleet engineer, Canb-
can squadron.
Lieutenant Commander Y. r Wright. from the
brooklyn 20 command the SoutheEy, al navy yard.
Portsmouth.
Lieutenant Commander ,. Il. L. Holcombe, from
the Yankee 20 the Brooklyn as executive
Lieutenant Commander W, hrauncts rcuther.
from command OF the SOuthery 70 the Yankee as
executive.
iieuts p. McCauiey. Jr,. and c. d. Barnes, from
the Newark 90 the Brooklyn. as aides on stan Of
Rear Admiral Sgsbee.
h1dshipman G. =. BnlhArt, when DISCHARGED
from treatment a. Naval Hospital, New YORK.
20 home and sick leave two months.
Naval Constructor ". Y, Robert, from Navy
Department 70 navy yard, New YORK.
ASSISTANT Naval CQnstructoI r. ~. Robinson-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.


Notice OF Annual Election OF Directors.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual election
OF Directors Of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company for the year 1905 Will be held az the home
once Of the Company, No, Madison Ave. New
York City, at u O'Clock noon, on the nth day Of
April, 1905.
Notice Is also Eiven that the charter Of the Com
pany permits the Board Of Directors 70 extend
the hight OF voting at elections for members Of
the Board OF Directors 20 any class OF classes Of
ts policy holders, under such regulations a. the
Board may prescribe, upon obtaining the Ap
pTovai Of the Superintendent Of Insurance thereto
In writing, and that pursuant 70 this amendment
the Board OF Directors. on April p. 1907, passed
Resolved section 1, That every policy holder
In this Company whose policy shall have been In
force for the full term Of one year before, and
shall be In force at the time OF any annual meeting
for the election Of Directors, shall have the right
of.votlng for members OF the Board Of Directors,
provided that such policy holder or proxy shall,
not more than twenty nor less than ten days be-
fore the day Of such election, hle With the Secre
tary Of this Company written notice OF intention
to 30 vote al such annual election, and II by proxy
a copy thereof"
This resolution has been approved IN writing
by the Superintendent OF Insurance, and all policy
holden OF the Company who come within The class
designated ia said resolution Will therefore be
entitled 70 vote al said election upon complying
with the conditions Of said resolution.
JAMES S. ROBERTS, Secretary
Dated March - fN05.
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Interstate Commission Decides q Case in
Favor OF the Pennsylvania n. n.

WASHINGTON. March >25.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day decided that
the Pennsylvania Railroad, under the cir
ounsiAnces attending the great coal strike
Of 1907, vAs in part justified IN declining
N furnish Charles A. Thompson with cars.
and he IL therefore not entitled 10 recover
damages. Thompson loaded his cars from
wagons. and as there was great demand
for cars the company diverted them to
places where the coal could be loaded from
tipples. The company's order, therefore
the commission finds, was calculated to
hasten rather than retard the movement
OF coal for public use, then urgent, and
was not unreasonable OF unjust.
The general principle Of discrimination
N furnishing cars under ordinary condi-
lions u, however, not affected by this de-
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SAMUEL UNTERMIER,
Counsel.
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Movements OF Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The destroy
erS Hull, TruItun and Worden have ar
rived at Pensacola, the battleahip Colorado
at Culebra, the despatch boat Dolphin at
San Juan, the yacht Sylph at Norfolk and
the tug Osceola at Key West.
The battleships Kentucky and Missouri
and the cruiser Olympia have sailed from
Havana for Pensacola, the destroyer Mac
Donough from Havana for Key West,
the cruiser Prairie. from Newport News
for Pensacola, the cruiser Des Moines and
the collier Abarenda from Fort Lauderdale
for Pensacola, and the collier Cesar from
Lambert Point for Pensacola.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
OUR FOREIGN COMMERCE.

For 3 Months Exports Declined $40, Oa5,-
IA and Imports Increased ATA.0SA,7IA.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The exports Of
the United States for the eight months
ended Feb. %, compared with those for the
corresponding period Of the previous fiscal
year, declined S4O.OS7,i1I, while the imports
increased t74,e54,214. The falling Oh in the
value Of agricultural exports continues,
the loss on tho 90 articles amounting TO
nearly col 100000. Manufactures, on the
other hand, maintained their ratio Of in
crease, the gain aggregating nearly t5l,-
10000. The increase in imports Ia made
up almost entirely Of foodstulfs and articles
in crude state for manufacturing purposes.
The totals for the eight months and the
changes, compared with last year. are:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26

II IL remarkable 10 what extent speculative
sentiment on the general situation Ia In
nuenoed by belief or disbelief 10 what people
call the New York Central deal. Those who
believe In II are bullish on the whole market.
expecting Developments out OF II which will
greatly stimulate the speculative Imagination,
while many others who do not believe In II
a. all deploro any revival Of rimqrs con-
corning II, Il have talked with two very
prominent men on whom rely for such In
formation, said market follower yesterday.
and while one assures me that there 10 a New
York Contra deal. and urges me not 70 be
deceived 10 the contrary. tho other tells me
very positively that there is nothing what
ever In II and advises me not TO be led astTay
by what ! may hear There has been no
subject In Wall Street for long time 80 pro-
ductlve as Ia this one Of contradictory In
formation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
Hnaineas TronhIea.

Seaman Miller. referee. recommends that
Capt. Francis B. Lund, an ex-oflcer Of the
British Army. who was a wholesale liquor
dealer at IS William street, be discharE ed
from bankruptcy. His discharge was OPP
posed by Georg &c A. Kessler a Co, (corporation)
and two other creditors. on allegations that
George A. Kesser h Co on credit on false
statement in writing. The statement sho wed
liabilities tst.25i and net assets OF $40, Lie
and included outside means, a reversionaTy
interest in an estate In Gloucestershre. Eng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
Consolidated LthoEraph Company Inoor.
pOrAted.

TRENTON, n. j., March 25.-The Con-
solidated Lithograph Company was in
corporated to-day with an authorized
capital stock Of $1,000, 900, divided into
100000 common and 100000 pre-
ferred stock, the latter bearing 7 per cent,
non-cumulative dividends. The incorpora-
tors are: IgnAtius " McGlone, Harry ~
Vessel, and Charles t. Payne. The charter
states that the company Is TO engage in
business as general printers, photographers,
stereotypers, electrotypers, engravers. de-
dgners, bookbinders and all business Of
a similar character.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
U. s. steel Mar. Increass.

The executive committee Of the United
States Steel Corporation has approved
the estimates Of the president Of the sub
Eidiary companies for wage and salary
Increases At the end Of 1908 a out Of about
800 900 600 was made In the wage and salary
account The contemplated increase win
5000, 600, Nearly all OF the
100000 employees will benefit by the in
Craaaa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
SAYS MAGOUN WILL PAY UP.
Lawyer Thinks Settlement Is Delayed by
RSOOOO LawsuIt

Francis ?. Magorn Of the defunct broker
age firm Of Magoun Bros. A Co. who was
arrested Friday afternoon charged by MIR
Tara Hall, a former client of tho Erm.
With the larceny Of S2O.OOO worth of slaol-
was arraignsd in the Tombs police court
Yesterday and released in $4,000 bail for
further examination George y. Crane. a
retired broker. signed the hail bond.
Lawyer Eliot Norton. who appeared for
Magoun said his client intended 20 make
restitution as soon as a lawsuit which in
wolves $4,000 Of assets Of the defunct firm
had been settled.
There Is no inclination on Mr. MaRoun's
part % evade his liabilities, said Mr.. Nor
ton. 1t merely looks as N some one Il
llng to use the criminal courts as . col
ssctioh agency y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
4. II. FLINT QUITS PRESIDENCY.
ReSigns ~ Head OF Norfolk and southern
Successor Not Named.

NoRToLK, Va, March 1,-The resigna-
ton Of A. H. Flint Of Pittsburg and New
York as president Of the Norfolk and South
ern Railroad was announced from the
ofices Of the Norfolk and Southern here
to-day. The demands Of other business
were given as the reason for the resignation,
and II was further announced that Mr..
Fllnts spcoessor has not yet been named
Mr.. Ffint's resignation Is taken 10 mean
that the Norfolk and Southern and not the
Chesapeake Transit Railroad, Is TO control
In the merger effected not long since be-
tween these two lines. Mr.. Flint had been
President Of the Chesapeake Transit Co.
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Total, .t27B22. SIS o5
State Of New YORK. County Of New York, IS:
|, JAMES V. LOTT. Cashier OF the above -nAmed
bank, DO Solemny swear that the Aboyr statement
Ia true 70 the best OF my knowledge and belief.
JAMES V. LOTT. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 18th day
OF March, 1905. PHILIP n MOORE,
Notary Public, Kings 90.
Certificate hed in New Yoh County,
Correct-AtteSt
WARNER VAN NORDEN,
WILLIAM SKINNER, Directors
FRRDFRICK "a CCHFNCK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
SIO, 900, 900 Copper Company moor.
pOrated.

TRENTON, n. j., March 25.-The Tezuit-
Ian Copper Mining and Smelling Com
pany was incorporated here to-day with
an authorized capital stock Of $40, 900, 900.
The inoorporators are: Robert s. Towner,
W. +. Gillesby and r. Z. Saford. The com
pGny is to engage in the mining and manu-
facture Of copper, lead. silver, gold and
other ores
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Vermilye A Co. announced yesterday that
the name Of the firm 70 occupy Offices at 70
Nassau street after March 81. win be Mackay
a Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
WESTINGH0IISE
Electric a nanufacturinE Compan

Eloetrio a Manufacturing Company.
New York, March y, 1905,
quarterly dividend Of TWO AND ONE-HALP
PER CENT. upon the Preferred Asserting and Non
Asserting stocks OF the Company was declared,
payable April 10th. 1905. 70 stockholders OF record
March 18th. 1905. Transfer books will be closed
March 2sth 1905, and opened April 18th. 1906
T. W. SIENON, Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26

American Locomotive common reached
new high point yesterday, above 90. It
il one Of the equipment stocks on which
speculative sentiment az the present time
IL very builish. Thls movement, however.
Il said 70 be based upon special considerations.
IL Ia unidentified that the company has de-
termined 70 extend its operations into the
electrical. field and that u may acqulre con
troll Of certain electrical manufacturing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
FINANCIAL
KTNANcIAL
AMERICAN ICE COMPANY
To the Holders ofPreferred and Common Stock:

The committee VUds Of
deposited under the pO:t exchange Of the American Ice
uiues Company the prescribed by the plan .....
All shares Of Preferred before APRIL will
be accepted after that date without the privilege taking the Dnus Bonds
All shares Of Common Stock deposited before APRIL IS V Be
accepted only the payment Of fifty per
Holders Of certificates undoted
endorsed blank with KNcKERBocKeR TRUST COMPANY, NO.
BROADWAY New York City. NOT LATER THAN APRIL 1905
f.. AshmAA
L.
OAKLuGH THORNE
Commit
SAMUEL USIERMrER- cEIRO =
Counsel stars0GB rOadw NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26

ArriVed-SArUEDAI. March rs
SIS Etruria, Liverpool, March IS.
s. Philadelphia, Southampton. March 10.
IS Georgia Liverpool. March TO-
Sc Monterey, Vera Cruz. March ~.
IS Hide brand. AarAnham, FEB. IS
So CienfuegOs. Guantanamo. March 1.
IS Nucatan, Cicnfuegos, March 10.
IS khlf0nd. MacOHs March 10.
IS Mae, Port Tampa, March 10.
IS Apache. jacksonville, March p.
IS Alamo, Galveston March 49,
s. CITY Of Columbus, Savannah March p.
IS Northwestern, Port Arthur, Ter, March Ia
IS jamestown, Norfolk. March %
Ship HeTat, smyrna, Jan. "a.
BARK Albdtross, JucATo, Feb. ~.
Bark Chas. LOTing, Savannah, March O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. March 25.-The statement OF the
receipts and expenditures OF the Treasury shows:
THIS day. Tbs mOHfh. Fisrdl rear.
Reoeipts ...... 81 si72hQ ISL oa6pSO tl07 S6Sisl
Expenditures, 100000 soBlOD0O t17.f26p7p
Denot....... t2a773i surf77o $50 Def t74s7S .ssT
The receipts from customs o-dsy were t755Oa3.
from Internal revenue. s52a 500 rulsceliAneous
S97.6O0. National bank notes received for redemp-
ton 81 cs6sos.
The cash statement 81 the United States Urea
surcr for March rs shows
RHsEBvE FUND.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26

SAILED non FoREIdN PohrB.
S. Bueohor from Hamburg for New York
IS CampaniA from Liverpool for New YORK.
s. Celtic, from Queenstown for New York
IS orosssT Kurfuent, from Bremen for New
s. Ia Lorraine. from HAVE for New York
IS Rotterdam. from Rotterdam for New York.
Sc Caledonia, from Glasgow for New York
Sc ST. Paul, IRON Southampton for New York.
Sc Iceland. from Antwerp for New YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.

NOV IOTEl MATCH 3 IWl0,
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
Southern Pacific Company for the purpose OF
electlng directors Of said Company and for the
transaction OF any other business which may come
before the meeting. Will be held Al the once Of
the Company, BeechmOnt Jefferson County. Ken
lucky. At II a. NJ. standard time. on Wedn esday,
the 9th day Of Aprh, 1905
The books for transfer Of stock will be closed
fou the purposes OF the meeting ct O'Clock p, ~,
March S. 1905. ALEX. MiLLAR. Clerk
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NIA0ARA FIRE INsVRANCE COMPANI.

New York, March n, 1905.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF this
compAhF, for the election OF Directors and In.
Gpectou q Election and for the transaction Of
such other business as may come before said meet
Ing, viii Be held a. the once OF the Company, No.
20 Cedar ST. on Tuesday, March 18th. hos.
= Polls open from ~ N. 20 ! p. ~.
GEO. w. DEWEY, Secretary.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC rms DAT.
Sun rses.....6d5 sun sets ..6i7l Noon ........ -
Ht0H wATER THIs DAT.
Sandy Hook II Is GOV. ia. II 90 Hell Gate rs
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plants. Conservative people have been
bullhE the stock fof some time past.
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HELP WANTED AFRMAuEs.

ARTIFICIAL FLowERs-G6od
outside hands wanted also neat learn
ers; paid while learning, ZUCKER&
JOSEPHY, 7l5-7l7 Broadway ,
GOvERNESSEs- superior American governsss
20 accompany family abroad. good GAi1rr. Oefmur
nursery goNtmess for mothCTlt6s childun, 49,
French companion .govemt So t6O visiting teacher
QamllYl. teacher tClty ScfOon: IAchCfS for Sac
tember vacancies; Fpnch, German, English Fov,
eTntsses wanted Immediately. Mss BONO
VANS AGENCY 30 Fast Ilth 81. Telephuns Slt7
Gramercy. Established 1854. 49,. .....' -
GoyERNESsEs. travelling eompapion, New
York. south, Europe, nrst class tnCagt ments. ub-
tTA shldrtsj stcrtary, waiting com pAnlOn school
matoni soprano, librarian, college gTbduAlts;
several teachers wanted, HOPKINS EDbCA-
TlONAL AGENCY, lincoln building. q Union
SQUARE, TclephQne. 4s29 GrameIcy. y - -.
OSTRICH FEATHERSI-E Npcrieneed parriera
ana sewers wanted steady work. Apply all week
}. a. STEIN, East eth 81. $50 -t. =
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nANK RRPnRTH.


Report of the Condition Of
- IIIE MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY or kEWN NDRKffAT THE CLOSE
or BUSINESS MARCH i4TH, 1906: