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Dividend Notices.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
so BROADWAY. New York, March 9. 1905.
A DIVIDEND OF TWO AND ONE-HALF
PER CENT. C21g9 out Of accumulated has
this day been declared on the PREFERRED STOCK OF
Company payable April IT, 1906, to stockholders OF
record at the close Of business March 25, 1905 -
preferred stock books viii close at i
o'clock Saturday March % 1905 and will
g 10 o'clock \. NJ Monday. April II, 1905
p .. LANDLORD. Secretary.
% Street New York March 6, 1905
The transfer books of the Voting Trustees for Preferred
Stock Trust Certificates Of the Southern Railway Co.
WHICH HAVE ASSENTED TO THE EXTENSION
AGREEMENT OF AUGUST 81 1902. will close at IL
Q clock Saturday, March 20 1905 and will
open 10 O'Clock A NJ Monday Ap~tl II 'oo'
on April H. 1905, the Voting Trustees will be pre-
pared 70 distribute the above DIVIDEND Of TWO AND
among the parties entitled thereto appear Of
record on their books when closed above.
j. z. MORGAN g. CO..
Agents for Voting Trustees.
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EQUITABLE PO[IGYHOLDERS

should unite for equitable DISTRIBUTION OF SUR
PLUS AND MUTUALIZATION, by sending addresses
Attorney, \. Edward Woodruff. 12O Broadway
New York. HERBERT G. TULL.
Ia an INN
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

,,-,.ss. b william E. Nichols & Co. No Is w.ll-sto
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THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
New York. March 9Th. 1905.
DIVIDEND NO. I46.
TTyHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE DE-
l. clersd q quarterly dividend OF ONE AND ONE
QUARTER PER CENT upon the Capital Stock Of this
C,orva1v payable Office Of the Treasurer and
after The day next, shareholders Of record
at the close OF books the goth day OF
March
The transfer viii be closed at three o'clock
the afternoon March 2oh inst and re5pened the
'0'"'AS - NJ T WILBUR. Treasurer.
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THE STRAND.
THE FASHIONABLE SPRING RESORT.
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Excursions.


B IS U % IN A ANR F EHe1Sy n
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and FAN River
Leave Pier 49, n r. foot Of Warren wee-aavs orIy
Orchestra each
NORWICH LINE via New London Leave Pier 90
y X foot Of ClarNS1n St, weekdays only a
Steamers CIII OF LOWELL ard NEW HANIPsaIRE-
NEW HAVEN LINE. FOR New Haven. Hartford sprinx-
deid and the North Leave Pier &c E r fost ~ Ps6
Slp. weekdays only al AGO ?. n Stearnsr RICIIArD
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COFFEE QUOTATIONS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Sac Pauo nteror receipts 10 De reported March g. ZOO
CHICAGO STOCKS
FURNISHED BY Charles G. Gates Co.. Nos. a. IS and
Is Wall-st)
Stocks I openT High ! Low ! Clos. FI5 IAs.ed
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Winter Resorts.
VIRGINIA
Virginia Hot Springs
New York oace. sfs Fifth Ave-

New York onlce. efs FIfth Ave.
Waters. baths. hotels seene-y aewhsrs eauafIez
Rheumatism govt DISEASES cured Compssts
parior. g9lf.
ming pooL fine uvers ard outdoor pastiFnes THE NEW
HOMESTEAD. greatly improved. Is modem IN ths
strFetsst parronlzsd ~ The hish1st cas<
Brokers' Office with direct z. wire
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
allows s,op-over Ovington Va. ttrouEe tickets
Cincinnati. Louisville CatcaEr. ST Lcdis and Tie Hex.
fo- side srio - Virginia Eof Sprnxs-
Pullman compartment Washington. leaves ~
y. 4os , n. arrives sFrtngs $50 Eastern tir1sL
Excursion tickets . 4 Cf1cs SO SroGa occas
Penna- Il, r. and ccnncct.ng lines.
FRED. sIERRY. Manager. nc. Springs Va
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Il Atlantic City y. ].
An hotel Offering special sprtnK
rate IS up weekly Large sunny steam heated rooms
xesnt table elevator private baths SOo0 feet
iors. booklet J. p COPE
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BONDS.

SS.ls7 Total sales. 'OLa lots.
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I B,s. p Ris Bid. A.xa
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FERRY COMPANIES.

Int period. Bid. ASKED.
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IIOTEL lRo0uOIs.
II South CaroiinA Ave. and Beach
ATLANTIC CITY. N ].
Delightful location. both piers: $50 guest
many with bath Elevator and modern appoint
men Special Spring $40 SIP So SIS $3.50
~. $3.50 daily and Illustrated booklet Coach
all trains W. F. SHAW
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THE PENNHURST.

Ocean and Michigan Ave, Atlantic City. n. ]
Elevator 20 street level Special Winter Rates. 3
wM. r HI
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CtHESTER INN-New York Ave. Beach. Atlantic
~ City N ]. Steam heat: elevator: single or
en- suite. with bath Special Spring rates
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s.2a 90 Total sales. sea and interest"
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BANK STOCKS.
ge5-riea y Clinton Gilbert No wan-st)
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MARLBOROUGH HOUSE,

ATLANTIC CITY. N J.
eTONE. RON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTION.
Claims pr-eualnenes location construction con
ssnieness New York Patronage
Capacity 500 Music all year. Colt.
JOSIAH WHITE s. SONS. proprietorz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12
How's ThIs9

We otter t>ne Hundred Dollars re.
ward for any case CT catarrh tina,
can not be cured by Halls Catarrh
cure
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned have known
F. J. Cheney for the last fifteen years.
and believe him perfectly honora bic
in all business transact ons and finan.
cially able tc carry out any obliga
tions made by his firm
WALDING. KINNAN K MARVIN,
Wholesale druggists. Toledo, O
Hall's CatarrL cure Is taken in
ternally. acting directly upon tn,
blood and mucous surfaces of the sy>
tenn. Testimonials sent free. Pre
Is cents per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists.
Take Halls family pills for const,
patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12
By JOSEPH G. LINCOLN

and to hand over Captain BaXters
coat.
Chapte. xvii-Captain Perez goes
through fire and water to win "Pashy'
Davis. He proposes and is accepted.
Chapter xviii-Captain Jerry gets
a week in which to propose to Mrs.
Snow. Captain Fri reconciles Elsie
and Ralph.
Chapter xix--ln trying to save a
shipwrecked crew, the life saving
crew is upset. Captain Fri goes to
the rescue.
Chapter xx-Captain Fri saves Cap
tain Davis. the rest of the crew being
drowned. Captain Fri proposes to
Mrs. Snow and is accepted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS.

FURNITURE. "xu
puooEPHATT FURNITURE MAN UFAcTURING COMPANY.
OFFICE AND sAlEsRoOM 42s425 STREET
near Cotton Belt de
pot cordial invitation in the CITY to
Visit line
FOX BROS, HARDWARE co.
Headquarters for fancy China At day
THE
sAAcE oREYFus ~
Rry Goods Furnishings No
strong ponn
122l2412s-12s Main Pine Bluff,
WEsTeRooK GRAIN AND ooM MISSION COMPANY :"
ck Fire CLAY Plaster
specially
DERs
plLLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY.
engines boilers saw and nanne
machinery Machinery Supplies
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
JAMES PRACTICAL BUSINESS cILLEeE.
socits of ambition Bookke
typewrng and
J.. JAMES
UECERTAKERS AN u
HoLDERNEss
every undertaking
quality
Telegraph
phone orders given attention
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and the captain turned away, but
came quickly back and said:
Mr.. HaZeltine, if it amt too much
trouble would you mind steppn' up to
the schoolhouse when you've done your
errand: I've left somethin' there with
Josiah, and I'd like 10 have you git it,.
VIII you:"
'Certan,s." was the reply. And K
was not until the captain had gone that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12
CHAPTER XXI.

Isle and Captain Jerry were
kept busy that afternoon. Alb
ner Mayo's news spread
quickly, and people gathered
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.E cuatTO De jOliO.
LIgYIa Dc hlIas.


Julio & Aver diFigimos poF c0rre0
& GL9 Correspondence an sueftO cen.
surandO 81 modo como 90 Gel. bfd en-
los EstadOs Unidos. ID E ste nsciopal,
modo bsrbaro que no esta en- relAci6n
con Ell. pYogreao y cultuER a'clsz dos
p0r esta RsE6blica. :
OiQamcO como hoy Ell sHarAlds ettS
enters m snte de Gcuerdo con nueatras
apFeciecionet:
els gran eum0 que se gesta en- pm
v5Fa- ounce mill0nea do dollars en-
toda q Uni6a- en- Ii celebration del
aniversaFio de nuestFo Independence
debiera inVeftirse en- ID construccidn
de IN Gcorszsdo snutlmer'e, o mejor
dedicarse & ID creqcci6n de hospitaleg.
GEate ea ell montsnta del dinero que
Sc gAats: perO las 6fdidas de huma
mas Vidas ton mas deplorab.es. Cien-
toa de cRaoa fueron trAtRdos el martes
en- los haspitsles de Nutva Y : k de
pifi5s ciegos. eatrc peados y mueTtot;
de mpj sres y hombFes muertcs pOr
balas perdidas en- sus ventanaa en-
las Calles. Ia re- elsci6n de les hechos
ocuFridos en nuestra Ciuda3 debierR
servir de pjemplo para esfoYzaFncs en-
buacar m6t1d0s mas CuePdcg civil
zsdoS para CelebrRr eGe diR 8 esA
e ssts.2
No transcribimos & hume de psjs
lss RnteFi0reG IfneAg del diaFi0 ne0-
y 1rquin0.
Dasde equf, & oriIIas del Hudson,
nos pareCe OR algun0B titdarnoS de
anti-smericAno0 porque ~ ha llegado.
en TuAFto Rico el tempo de Il repSr.
tici6n de patenteS por a'gunos anne
ricanizRdOs de nCeYo Cnfio, exc ltos de
todo patriotismo y ca turs, que pOr
astropeaF Ii IeDguR ipglesa. s semeisn.
"a de los negros carboneros &c San
Thomas, pret8nden constitnirse en- O..
Ciques en- duefio0 de h opinion hon
rads del pAfs para medrar 8 tfs bbjar
en- provecho propic. no teniendo me
ritos, hi tAlento, Gin0 para extremSr
Ia lisopia & los goberna2tes.
Eduardo NeunaG1asl
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So!emnes honras flnebres
En- sUFRlsIO DEL ALMA DEL
ST. Don Jose PaIaeI0s EGhsVlrEfa
Qus faIIse6 sn ssta GapitaIeI16 g IanI0 g 1903.

Que falsei6 On ssta Capital eli De JuniO De 1905.
La viudR del finadO, D-fis Diva
r sdlfguez. suH hijogD B feel y Don
JCa6. ga HIS polftiCA tDo1s Pfoviden-
cia CortSda, Ga Meta. "a hsrmana Dofls
,Juana, scB harmanoe polftiCos p fIA
Euqenia y Don GFegOFio Rodriguez.
sus aObrinaa D. IA Amelia, D. m j JOee-
fina y D6fia Dolores Msymf. sus 10.
brinos poIfsicos DON Eduardo y DON
Enrique Gonzalez y damss parientes;
Suplican todog los fsles. amigos y
conoCidOs ae sirv6n asistiF s Ias s0lem-
mes honras f6 lebres que pOF Ell eteFnO
descanso del alma del f1sdo se ceIe-
bFarsn ca d Santa Igissia Cstedral el
lunen, IL del corFiente li1og de Julio. 6
las ochO y media de Ia mRflanR. por
cuyo especial favor le v.Viran eter-
namente EeconOCidOs. San Juan. Z. &
Julio IA de 1905. s
Todas les misas quesle celebren ell
II del actual ca todag las IgleslaB de
San Juan, ser6n splicad6s igualmente
nor eli etaPno deaCang0 del alma del
Sr. ID Jla6 Palacios EehEvArffa. El
limo. ST. Obispose hl diguado concader
O'ncuent1 dfas de indul genCia& los f 8Iea
que aaistan cualquieEa De loa actog
FeIigiosos dispueetos ca sufragio del
finRdO.
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Ralaias 60 P0ne8.
ClSO .GORIOsO ALI.
(De auestro reporter es 0i.alel

Julio 13, -Hacs algunos dias que
en- esta ciudad Venianse cometieR-
DO raterfas sin que puaieFa darse
con los aut0res. 4
EacontFa banse ell cabo Ortiz y
detective Gutierrez frente & la pla-
"a de las Delicias, cuando vieron
pasar 4 un indiviauo con dos SOM
brerOs en- Ia mano. D.6ronle el al
to, y 9icho in1igiduo lanz6Se 4 la
carrera pro puao ser captuFadO en-
la Gale del Sol.
Examinado concienzuaamente ell
individUo que responde al nombre
de Ramon Vargas (a) Martin, resulta
que tenia IN sociO llamado Fran
cisco Velez Cd Panch quienes hi
ciePon los siguientes r0bos: Mr..
Bakly, un relai de- orc, otro de me-
ea, un sombEeFO y un paraguas. "A
Bestard y c., una GAIA gFanae de
galletas, dos gaFrafOnes VINO Jerez
A Antonio Barquet, uu reloi de bol-
s;llo. A don Salom6 Suarez, un
fus de casimir y sun par de media !,
crochet 4 IN preso antes de salir de
la condena
.Juzgado deIito por delito, le to-
caron q Vargas, Ocho amos tres me-.
ses y q Pancho, cnco amos tres
meses.
Agapito Cort4s, pas6 un susie,
pues los efectos robaaos algunos Sc
encontraron en- su poaer. Pero sa-
li6 bien.
Actualmente .pFestan serVicios en-
esta ciudad, 3uarenta policfas al
mando del captain Sil6n. Diez guar
dias del puesto estan en- San Juan
con motive de Ia. huelga.
Justo Arizmendi y Gregorio To-
rres. condenados pof La Corts mu-
nicipal. soiicitaron Habeas Corpus,
habi6ndoseles concel lido por defecto
de forms, en- la copia de- la senten--
cia, pefo Fesuelto !. que ell HabeaS
Corpus no tendrfa efecto. subsanan-
dose 81 defecto se1aIado, han vuelto
q ingfesar en- la carcel del distritO.
Un case curioso.s
Ell niflO Francisco Perez, de gran
proceeded pueS apenas cuenta doce
amos. SO ha escapado yarias veces q
s1 padre, aeSaes que contaba diez
amos.
La primefa vez quo. Sc escape
hara cosa de dos amos, Ell padre L
castig6 rudamente y denuuciadc
por este hesho, els Juez Cortada Ii
impuso doce pesos de multa ST.
gui6 Ell muchacho. sus campaflas
pero temeroso 81 padre de otra null
| ia no Ie castig6 mas, eifi6ndose q
dar cuenta q la policfa cada vel
que Sc le escapaba.
Hace sells 4 oehn dias que pre-
suntO autor del r0bo de IN F8lOi
fu6 con1ucido ell chico al cuaFte
de la policfa, de- cuyo sitio Sc esca-
pc saltando por una ventana y sien.
do capturado en- Aibonito, fu6 con.
ducidO q esta ciuaaa compaFeciend'
aver ante 81 Juez municipal.
DenUnciado ell padre pOr el sar
gento Jimenez, por abandono d
memories compareci6 tambi6n ant
la Corte, habi6ndole impueste 6sts
al padre ounce dollars de. multa.
Este es un padre feliz: 81 castigs
a su hiio, le castigan q 6l y 81 n,
csstiga q su hiio, tambien le cas-
tigan.
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.UN DIcHo TONIC.

stEs un concepto comdn perd
tonic que predomina entire cierta
clase de gente, que la efcacia de
un renedio esta en- proportion q
SUI NAL sabor i olor.' . Asi dice tln
conocido 1n6dico, y ademds agre.
ga: s.spor eiemplo, yeamos ell acei.
te.de hfgado de bacalao. Tai como
Sc extrae del pescado, este aceite
tiene i'm sabor y olor tan ofen-
siYos que casi todo el mundo 10
aborrece, Y muchos no 10 pueden
emplear de manera alguna por
mucha falta que les haga. Sin
embargo, ell aceite de baealaO es
una de las drogas. mas yaliosas Y
es muy de lamentarse que hasta
ahora no hayamos podido eliminaf
de el, aqueIlas particularidades
que tan gravemente afectan su
importancia." Esto Sc escribi0
muchos anos ha; pero la obra de
civilizar v redimirlo ha sido efec-
tuada con todo 6xito, y como u
no de los principales ingredientes
en- el eficaz remedio denominado
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE.
ell aceite retiene todas sus maravi-
llosas propiedades curativas sin
NAL olor 8 sabor alguno. Es tan
sabrosa como la miel y contiene
todos los principles nutritivos y
curativos del Aceite de Hfgado de
Bacalao Puro, con Jarabe de Hi
pofosftos Compuesto, Extractos de
Malta v Cerezo Silvestre; de esta
manera produciendo una medicina
de sin iguaI potencia para las en-
fermedades. que mas abundan y
mas fatales son en- los hombres,
muieres ' nifios. Estimula la ac-
ci6n digestive del est6mago y e1.
los casos de Ianpurezas de la SAM
ore. Dyspepsia Nerviosa, Eser6fula
= Demacraci6n, proporciona un ali
yio curaci6n pronto y SECURE.
ssFl DIR. Ignacio Plasencia, de Ha-
bana. dice: He usado su magnffica
Preparation de Wanpole y es in
meiorabIe como t6nico reconstitu-
vente. 10 cual ha sido comprobado
en- mi practica.o ssNadie sufre un
desengafio con esta. En- Boticas.
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Dice nuestro colega xEl Tabacos,
de Cuba:
xContindan los asesinatos de es-
panoles en- nuestros camp0s.
xHace dias en- el coleb6rrimo pue-
bio de Ro1as. m1taron q IN pobre
trabaia3or gallego, sin que hasta
Ia fecha Sc haYa dado con la pis-
Ia De. los victimrios.
esGontinuara Ia fuerza armada
que contamos para IL seguridad de
nuestros campOs. dedicaaa q mane-
jos politicos9
SEra 10 que nos faltaba.s
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D. COLLAzO.
Nueva York Julio Z de 1905.

Qenuinos RmericanCs hay perGOnaI
apreCiaci6n de u importRnCia de 50 ca.
rioters
eel tfiunfo serS de Il h9y r ,dez y del
derecho ls sRturnalia del robo y la
rapifIa terminala pFontamente ellie mis-.
ma Combatida por la irfaencia de los
hombres educados de las mpieres de
carscter.S
La Emperatriz de ID China ests
muy prencupRda con u RpRrici6n en-
Uu imperio de uuos ciudRdanos que CO.
men y bsben en- gran cantidad. pues
toda q CerVezs 0PabstS que hsbis ID
sgotaFon. M. B. Calder6n & CO., re-.
metir6n otra remesR de su almacen en-
IetuEn Il.
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e SacrstarIo INFERNO DO Pier
to Rico OstuYO On CIaIos.

Sc Informs que ell Sseret2rio intsri-
Pino de Puerto Rico estuVo 6'timR-
mente en- Gales.
Visit6 4ls pnblaci6n , estA vista 6
10 que paFece Felaci6naso con asuntOs
de Ii administration de dicho pueblo.
PAreCe adem6g que aIgo grave hSy
debSio del tapets de tales saunt0S.
Ala yePemog.
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lsasInai0s De espah0I0s an Glbl.

NeW York. JaIy {. 1905.
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Pot que?

Vecinos de Santurce Sc quejan
de que hace algunos dias no 90 reco-
ien los canastos de basuFa nj Sc
hace la Iimpieza correspondence.
Sabemos que 81 encargaao allf De
ese seFvicio es muy cumplidor ,
nos extfafla tai quela.
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Una asanbIsa.

Muy en- breve Be verificara una
reunion de- cOmerciantes de esta
Capital para dar & conocsr en- ella
los trabaios hechos por el Comit6
de- aefensa del mism0 en- 81 asuntO
de u huslga.
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Frssl6n barometrI0a 80 08
Temperature 20 o
Rtaxfma temperature 50 q
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-Unics Iegftima. Pasta ItaIiana
nara S lpa. BOmbonea da a. j JOAquin
& Co, de Paffu Vino puro de Uvas
M lFoR eCeTeeedo.S Casa de Csge-
cedO.
UN CANCEL En- huen estsdc Gs
yande. Inf0Pmat6n en- SLa Cores
fpOndenqlaa.
The evening world., 1905-10-02

Wise Young Man. Were I merely lo1k,
ing for tho most entsrprlsing competitor
In a prize contest I should have admired
cleverness, but ] was looking for a DIS.
interested, uniformed gentleman.
Approaching two women who h1d
secured sen's together on the north sile
Of the car to the left Of the door, the
w. Y. NJ motiOnel them 10 make room
for him, and the brJwbol pu women
obeyed, making a slith. space into
which plunged the determined c0n.
t%estent, who pushed rrmiy ba X, wlde'.
ing the sea. az the expense Of tho
women, Then, with all tho grace II "a
Sir Walter Raleigh, my gallan, rose,
brushed aslde two shop girls VINO stood
In front Of him, reached across the
shoulder OF q short. bespN,,acled young
fellow IN gray, and, tapping me on the
SHOULDER, SAL. Take my seat,
madam, with a DON 4 Jf the derby.
| had witnessed It all with mingled
amusement; and resentment, although
the mercenary gallant didn't know It. |
didn't move, and when he grew insIstent
| murmured Not to-day"
81 don't understand YOU, stammered
the squire Of danes az 81 per and
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Polteness'S
Roll of Honor.

Miss Catherine King began her
|, campaign OF courtesy last MONDAY
She has tried the Bridge cars twice
tho Lenox avenue express IN Sub
way, the Third avenue ~ and the
Broadway surface cars, riding from
& to $50 P. NJ, each day, and the
only mon who offered her a seat In
all that time are those named here;
GEORGE E. SCHWIND, married,
OF No. 1O7 West one Hundred and
Ttecniy.ninth street, rhO gaze Il
seat TO Miss King on a Bridge car
Monday ereaino, Sept rs,
JOHN Il. DARLINGTON, single,
hcentp-Seren, Of No, 2R West
EiOhtyffth street, rho gave a Seat
TO Miss King on a Lemon 1rsnpc
express In The Sub,cdy WedacS.
day erening, Sept. RI.
E. A. MMANUS, single, tuentp.
three, Of No. 22 Gramercy PARK.
Uho cure a seat 10 Mss King on
a Lexington and Lemon drenUe ran
at BrOddCdp and SereHteeHh
street on Sept ~.
The evening world., 1905-10-02
MAY INCREASE
CITY'S BUDGET
BY 100000
Board Of Estimate Hears
Statements from Heads
Of Departments.

The Boald Of Estimate and Apportlon-
meUt to-day took G.. The consideration
" The Department estimates for the
budget Of 1905. More Than 100000 Of
Increases are ask j D.. q. Health, Po-
Ice, Street Cleaning, Fl-r. Education
and Charities departments.
The Mayor was not In AS usual sauve
and genial temper. The Commissioner
Of Accounts sent him a big bundle Of
typewriter figures with a verbal mes
sage that II the Board Of Estimate
would Ike an explanation the Commits
si)ners would be pleased 10 attend,
Tell the Commissioners the Mayor
said, that the oBard Of Estimate has
no desire to subStract from the sum Of
human knowledge"
II was evident from the scared l61k
Of the messenger tbht he did not know
what was meant, but he promised to
deliver he message.
Nearly all the department heads were
late. Commissioner Oakley did not an
swer until his department had been
called for the fourthh time.
~ apologize for the delay he be-
gan 81,
You are no worse than the others, u
said the Mayor,
II am glad Of that" replied the Cont
missioner,
But mat is bad enough" the Mayor
said.
Commissioner Best, Of the department
Of Bridges, asked an Increase Of onyl
$4,000. .
Corporation Counsel Delany asked
$3.50. $50, ~ against SjSj,5CO allowed last
year. ~
Commissioner Woodbury., Of the street
Cle1ningl Department was cordially re-
celypd dsspite his request for an M
crease NJ Sl.lN7,1S3N over last years APP
pronrlltibn Of 1862, g31. 16,
30 YOU provide for payment for the
men in your department who haze been
made TO work On Sundays without pay?
asked the Mayor,
"Ycs. sir" replied the Commissioner,
land | am asking an Increase Of $50 o
wear for my drivers, 80 that can keep
good mon and pay the prevailing rate
The Department Of Water supply,
Gas and Electricity asked for S,jS}. 10
instead of Si.97S, 1928,
''lIavr YOU made any estimate for the
maintenance NJ the Municipal Lighting
Plant?" asked President NOrnes.
mo, slri but | have provided for
lighting the schools"
Deputy Commissioner Churchill speak
The evening world., 1905-10-02

.our;esy fund, who gave up his seat 10
Catherine KIM Friday nigh, when
The Evening Worlds pullteness COM
missioner boarded a Lexington and
LcnoX car az Broadway and Seven
tecnth street In search Of a polite man,
II nave been giving up my sea, to
women 10Y years, and ! do o APP
prove # tire modern attitude Of ex-
aus.ug tIr lack Of this courtesy on the
ground that women drop impolitely into
a ssNt without a word Of thanks F0r
every woman w,.o snubs the man who
gives her q seal In a car there Is one
who will thank him politely, and I think
the ,h0ughtful women should not DO
made 10 suffer Tor their sisters lack
OF appreciation.
Il teit satisfied when the young
woman to whom / gave my seat Fri.
day night said Thank YOU, but / have
not yet recovered from my astonish.
ment caused by her stepping up 10 me
a few minutes later and handing me
the envelope that contained my order
FOR $40 Docs It pay TO DE polite?
Well-ll"'