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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-17

Lieut.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Dale Mrs. a.
j. Dallas, Miss Dallas, Capt. and Mrs. NJ
J. T. Dana. Mrs. Alfred l.. Dana, Mrs
Major John A. Dapray, the Misses Dapray,
Capt. jeremiah 2. Dare. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles H. Darling, Mrs Flora A. Darling,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Darlington, Miss
Darlington, Capt and Mrs. Carl r. Darnal,
Commander and Mrs r. G. Davenport,
Major w. D. Davidge, Mr.. F. Stewart
Davidge Mr.. John w. Davidge, the Misses
Davidge, Mr. B. R. Davids, Mrs. Clara 3.
Davidson, Miss Davis, Miss Edith l.. Davis,
Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Edward Davis, Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. George b. Davis, Capt.
Henry c. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Ban
croft Davis, Mr.. j. LeConte Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Davis. Lieut.. and Mrs. William
r. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. III. p. Dawson, Miss
Lavina Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.
Dawes, Mrs. Ida w. Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas F. Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs. Justice
S. Day, Miss Grace r. Day, Mr. Oswald
Day, Miss Day, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dayton,
Capt. James II. Dayton, Medical Director
and Mrs. r. C. Dean, Mrs. George A Deer
sistant Paymaster George A. Deering.
Lieut.. Thomas M. Defrees Mr.. and Mrs.
p. v. De Graw. Mr.. Z. b. De Graw, Miss
NJ b. Dehon, Miss F. B. De Kraft Lieut..
Phineas J. Dempsey Lieut. Commander q.
w. Denfeld Col and Mrs Frank L. Denny,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Denny, Lieut.. Elliott j.
Dent, Mr. and Mrs. Y. Derr, Brig. Gen.
Isaac D. De Russy LIE Vte Henri de ST.
bour, La Vtesse. dc Sibour. Mrs. Paul I.
Dessez. Miss Dessez. Mrs. Ellen Appleby
De valin. the Admiral of the Navy, Mrs.
Dewey, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Calvin De
Witt, Mr.. Rudolph De Zapp, Mr.. Albert
B. de Zerega, Mr.. and Nine. Ricardo
Diaz- Albertini, Mrs ]. E. Dickerman,
Lieut. Col. r. Dickens, Capt. and
Mrs. Joseph T. Dickman, Mrs. S. H.
Dickson, Capt. aad Mrs. Tracy c. Dickson.
Lieut. Commander A. C. Diffenbach. Capt.
and Mrs. s. w. b. Diehl. DIR. M. A. Dignam.
Miss Dignam. Mr.. John T. Dillon, Lieut.. T.
H Dillon, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Eugene d.
Iimmiek, Miss Dimmick, Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. e. J. Dimmick Lieut.. Henry c. Din
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Gin phtIpTnph.

.WeiBt Ou, Sepp. I Tag Otr bios
bas cine: Gum Slid bab'n mub Der
Msnf6 a. Slid bab,nia
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Sn 8eror Co.. 10 Meilen idbmefIih
ppm San ntDnio 305 Wfer Sarrn. un6
Ganb<. fbtpar5 Mesquite=2anb. Gutter
grnnHen uno fieBen6es Bafier. 1850
gder in &ultur, 5 3intmer SDls=6aus,
Setenre nno Stauuneen. NebensSaus
Il < Ia NIT &ener. @Ges unter 6oher
1ultur uno gut eineeribtet. 8reis
5000 per Nder. Die 9dlfte 8aor. @efi
auf 4 Sabre, z 8rDaent 3inien. Cine
quite etngeriehte 5arm su biIigem 8reis.
Wan tueube fid an
C. r. SpieIhagen,
III Omaha Str. san Nntonip, Ser.
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Gera$
Tarul 2an0 nnO fyarmeu
&olomie 8ramoembura.

in StDnepal County. 8as bette yano in
9eras, i'm Dberen 8ra5os Sal. @ute
grnten. Seine BD1Intebef. @etaen.
uno 8aumpoIe-9an 81 oeutide sSar.
rter haben iih bereits aneefauft. @ute
@elegenbeit fir @eibdftsleute. @iuItiot
8%eoinguneen. S. big $40 per older. Wan
lcbreibe nm nabere Nustunft. grcurSip.
men aum 9anoe tueroen ~arranaiert
ESQ, 600 GGer @ifenbobn : 2anb in
Stonetpan uno Sing Counties. Cute
@ele9enbeit fir Stodfarming. $1.5O biz
80 per Nder. lis 8aar uro 4 Sabre 2eit.
Srhdh t anbereien.
10, 600 Nder feintes 5rucbt< uuo Sc.
mitIelano. QrteiiIbes 8aler. 8ein ssrofi
@emIle tpGebien bas game Sabr, Sechs.
buttoert Dollars merit 3piebeIm auf ben
Nder gesD9en. Iusee5eihnetes 2ano fiji,
ben Nnban BON Srangen, gitronen, Sli.
ben etc. Sieies 2anb uno &limu tonmt
benz nDn Snss@alifDrnien eleicb, po baa
Gano $3.50 per Mder foftet. SieIes 9anb
miro nal o~enlelben Breis tuert 1ein, man
foufe iebt, ip0 bas 9anb nod BON So biz
$40 per Mder pertauft miro. Nahe oel
1enen 3pei9babn Der Mronias 8aB in
9ubal County. Mau ihreibe un nd6ers
Wusfunft.
Sismard. Sarm.
Sn Som Green &c., z Meilen bon san
Mngelo, 1T bic beribmte ,8ismard.
5arm" gu perfaufen. 240O Qder, 600
Nder inter 8anal.8 euafieruna, auser.
Dem l4C0 QGer gutter 5arm.806en unb
4O0IIder Grassland. Sie Sarm bat q
Weilen SluBufer, nit alien 8efan.Bau.
men betoahien uno genigen6 fieBeu6es
Waier nm Die gauge Sarm 5u betudfiern.
gieet 5tniihen benz 2uiammenauB BON
Mittel< un6 Sib<gnnho<ssluB @Ie 8e,
tpaiernngsanla9en eebbrer gu Der 5arm.
Suites Steinbaus uno 6 j8immer, Sols,
bans, grnnnen, @inomihIe, WaiIer.
tuerfe. @Dtt1n9in nit W~oiierbetrieb.
Sheunen, @eb6fe, Staue, oues in better
g%rbaltnn9. 100 &opf reaifriertes 6ere.
toro gieb iinb auf benz Bfabe. Ser 8Ias
iblieBt 2 Sarmeu in fid mnb fam oefeiIff
tuex BET. Hreis $36. 600. Baaranaahluuo
$40. 600, &eit auf @erlangen bes &dufers.
Steies lit cine ~grDBartige @~apitalsan.
lage.
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Wiiqsr, f9iden @ie MIR Den iapa.
nifGen arsessbert6tsritattsr heriiber!"
&st mnrBsn uaaJ benz gnu.
9err MuIIer Coos Reftaus
rant perlaTeno); nGs 1T g'rabesu
t@dusrli4, fpte theuer 10 eth faurer
9tring fomn1tl4
@i., .,rnnermer ammae

sMa. Rarlden. beute gtng's ia piez
bsr NAL reat lebbaft Su I'm Mrbeitss
a~tnsnter Oeines Natsrs! Was mar
osnn bd losg"-nWstBt Du, Dnfel,
to- unb Batter tparen pieber etnmal
ptrj4isoener Weinuns in elmer Sa9e,
lnb babel absrf9rsftst .r lsi6t Die
Grensen ja9lt9er Miirbe un6 betritt
oas periDnltde Mba, unb
bas flatiHt bann INNER fOl@
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AuH her asdr1sle,

QebrerM ir baben In Der
pprtgen etunbt bon Sofepb gefpros
4eTl. Der Tam MIR Iager. mo MIR
fe1en geblitben ipdren91-M a I
@tn: yDa, mp Sofepb auf benz
DaHe fdb.1-2 ebrtr: .Mber Rinb,
pte fDmpft Du nur auf bieien fonber@
barren ginfaua"-m a + d EN-:
STE fasten bod, pbarao feste ibn
iber itfn 9aus.4
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NHdksrtnuer..uu

.@iner aD4in tpirb ibr ghas, Der
BET Der RabafIerie bient. untreu. Die
Grau bat bie RDdin febr germ unb
nimmt iie, I'm fe auf anbere @eban=
ten 5u brinsen, in ben Gtrtus mi,
Oort befdtigen 8ei6e ben @tan
aaum baben fie oiefen betretsn, 70 be,
stnnt Die 20din bsftig gu tpeinen.
ga fuarum peinen Sie benn9" FRAT
pie Grau. .46." f9lu93t oie a5din,
bier rieAts bait gar 10 fdDn mad
nlstnem peter!@
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@eTd1etneu,

a~reiber (oer ous @9msr3snsz
gtio tn gmpfang nimmt): n3pan3ig
Marf = oas 1T ia piel gu piel. 5err
9arOn!@-9 atom; ogtun. bann
gftts gleth aud fiir's nd9re Matl"
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a.st B.petfsl.

Spbn (als Die MirtbsFube be-
fftt TT, gum Batter: rWater, Der etne
gat ftnb't fem pIas mehr; fol- i'd
eiHen Stubl aus Der suten @tube bos
len -, pber fon i'd N slei9 'naus-
f9meiben9"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ergeant: nWpau bat Der
gplbat bte 3abnbirite2 Sea, uetb es
fetnerQ Dumme Rerls, er bat tie basu.
bamtt er ite nidt gum Sttefelpuben
ntmmt."
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Gin 0rth.

Gbsf; nMidsu Sic, Msabnbrisfe
an gang fuule aunbeu lahe ih bon
mstnem 8u9balter INNER T9rsibsn,
tusnn es f9pn ettpa8 iber Bureau
f9lub lit oonn lit sr in Der rttz
tisen Gttmmung oean."
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Dtreftor: Sic, Rnaufebein,
petl STE it6 serabe fir oie Stole oss
Dtbello porbereiten. tDnnten ste MIR
aud glei9 meine @tiefel pi9ien!"
AnuCeuuea13.

~@tebft Du, Gouarb, bdtten mir nur
nod eth 5~ipettes Dtenftmdbden Senom=
men,. =. eben ioate mir Mina 5ebn
Mart letben unb bat felber rur fiinf!"
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gdemermeper . Yarf.

Bhil. WeiBler, =sss 0eIdaitsiiibrer.
@arten . Birtifaft. ausseseihnete
ahhe 8eteluuoen auf 8unih.E
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Anueneh,ne aerd1aftfn,.nn.

.meine grau befinbet ii4 elmer CRIB
i9aft balber in Grantfurt!"-pOas
er56hlten etc MIR ia f9on Dor bret
WD9en - erbt Tie benn nod immer2"
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NEUER AUSScHANk

s~' Salf, cement. Sano, Bod.
ftelne, feuerfeite Steine un6 TbrA.
Ebeer uno Gspbaltpapier, 3abpappe.
9beer uno Gspbalt, Gel, l~erpentin,
Sarben, 8las &c. ,e itets nprrdtbie
bel s.. s.. 9tetmGnn, BOG OF,
Y omrnercesS traBe. Wieoriae Vreiie
quite Wnare l3mie quite unb reele
Beoienung Deroen aarantirt. ~
Telepben 4iu
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nusnels. Estimate for Tomorrow was u cars After
seihhg as high as 3l1rc, and low as SoAc' May
crossed at slssc. July closed at the top, S9c; the
lowest $3.50
Inc only feature in the provision market was the
extreme dulness which prevailed in this pit all
through the session. The opening was a shade
easier on the heavy of hogs and the de-
cine In prices at the yards but brokers thought to
De selling for packers took what little was offered
OF the market and prices reacted TO about where
they closed last night July pork sold from 81 IS
10 " co. July lard sold from 81 30 of to 2Tia TO 30
and reacted 10 the former price. July ribs sold
from 81 22]s TO % up TO 81 s71a Hog receipts were
sSoo head and prices at the yards were sc to Toe
lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-25
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUNE.l
Ihicago May A.-May corn furnished the sensa-
pFices Was concerned. but although It was 9Ac
above Inc closing price Of tho day before near the
eo. the amount OF trading was comparatively
e1'a-i Al the last price was S5Ixc or Sac advance
Tor tho day. The July price had rise Of 1c.
wheat was active and although there some
weak spells they OF short duration. Near
ne end the demand was urgent. and she price OF
guy made its highest mark. ss:c to so5sc about
one minute before the close. and the final trading
vas al only &c under the highest and at lc net
gain To- the day
Oats had an advance OF from nc 10 &c. and pro
VISIONS LETT off at about the same figures as were
prevailing in :he end the day before
Better reports regarding the wheat crons to-day
made the market irregular and weak. After :hese
reports had induced enough selling 10 deprcss the
Prices about y below yestei days closing figures.
n. 10 came news from Kansas city Teiteraring TIE
-e"s q The day before and under this information
4e market recovered its nrst logs. Local receipts
were carload. cut private houses transferred 70
cars. Shipments were 27.coO bushels. Mag closed
a. s. co.. the highest was 8 o. ard the lowest s. &C.
Ja> sold from sac TO sO%c 70 so7sc, closing at
seTt" &c e9a,c
Nay corn had another agitated rise to-day and
sat the feature Of the market. although July
cisflaycd strength that kept the brokers busy.
lay found ne sellers at the opening under Ssc.
There VAS a rapid rise Sic and. after slight
reaction another bulge in the forenoon 10 Csc.
July IN the same tine sold from 4sa4c 10 49ssc.
Local receipts were only is2 and the estimate
ior tomorrow I55 cars Shipments hence were
Sseo bushels May sold from Csc 10 &c closing at
V7'zc- july closed 1870 49E<c; the lowest was
'S&c Oats ruled firm. the large shipping sales OF
yesterday and the advance IN corn being the
Principal Of the strength Business was light
and fostureless Receipts 70 cars. Of which q
cars we're contract Shipments were 1876 ,ooc
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foreclosure Sale.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
~ York-Edgar Logan Plaintiff. against The Realty
Company OF New York others. Dsfendants.-In pur
amended Judgment OF foreclosure and sale
in the above entitled action bear
ing 22nd day OF May. the nineteen hun
five, the undersigned, the Referee in said
Judgment named will sell Public Auction at the New
York Real Estate Saesroom Numbers Ia and 10 Vesey
Street Manhattan, City and County Of
New York, sixteenth 40 day OF June in the
nineteen hundred and FIVE at twelve clock noon OF
premises directed by said Judgment 20; be SOLD and
therein described follows All that certain lot
piece parcel Of land situated lying and being IN the
City OF New York, in the state OF NeW YORK and
bounded ard described follows viEi BEGINNING az
the Northerly side OF Eorteth street distant
Eastery thereon hundred and Nifty feet from the cor
formed by the intersection Of the Essterly side Of
Tenth Avenue with said Norhery side Of Foreth Street
running thence Norherly and parallel 70 said ESstery
side OF Tenth Avenue ninetyeight feet nine inches
thence Eastery and right angles 70 said Eastery side
Of Tenth VENUE twentyhve feet thence Southery and
again parallel said Easteriy side OF Tenth Avenue
nneyeight feet nine inches TO the said Northery side
Fortieth Street and thence Westerly along the
twenty-five feet the point place Of beginning Being
known Number 445 West 10th Street, in the City OF
New York.
Dated New York May 2srd. 1895.
WILLIAM H FLLTNER. Atty for PaintH, 100 Wall
Street New York City.
Tho following diagram Of the property TO be sold
described sNc 80 street number being 40 West 10th
Street. the cry q sew York:
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4orh street.

The approximate OF the lien or charge to sat
described property is 10 be sold Is
sx thousand dollars with interest thereon from the seN
snth day OF November in the year nineteen hunIea ana
S1,r toeether with costs allowances amounting 70
T-s. hundred and neen 9o1lOO dollars with interest
November. In the nineteen
hundred and four together with the OF the sale
IN amount OF prior the above described
properly are follows wit; mortgage for $4,000.
irh Interest from September 1904 and another mort
Ensc Tor 81 COO with interest from April le05 the
above described premises be cold subject TO said
with interest thereon aforeeald The
appruximate assessments other liens
which allowed the purchaser OF the
paid by the Referee Is 5000 and interest
Dated New York. May 23rd. 1908
ISAAC L. MILLER. Referee
wM H FLTTNER, ESQ. Plaintiff At;ernsy. 100 Wan
Street. New York City.
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Financial Elections.

UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
- Wall Street, May gath. 1905.
ELECTION FOR EIGHT TRUSTEES TO
"A serve for three years one Trustee serve for
two years also three Inspectors OF the ensuing
slsction wifi be once OF the Company the
5th dny OF June Uke first Tuesday, between the
hours OF u NJ. and ! p. M.
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NORFOLK WESTERN RAILWAY co
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS DE

o,sred & semi-annual dividend Of ONE AND ONE
HAIF PER CENT. upon the stock OF the Com
pEay payable the once Of the COMPANY Arcade Build
~ Phflasepha. Pa. after June I6 1905 "a the
stockholders registered at the close Of business
may o. - z H. ALDEN. SECRETARY.
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NOTICE OF DRAWING FOR REDEMPTION.
Four Per Cent. Gold Debt of 1904
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF MEXICO

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN behalf OF the Mex
lean Government and in pursuance OF the agreement
relating said losn bearing date October thrty-hrst
1904, made between the FEDERAL EXECUTIVE OF
THE UNITED STATES OF MEXICO and 6PEYER d
CO.. acting for themselves and others. and BANCO
NAC1oNAL DE MEXICO, that, in accordance with Ar
tlcle Fourth said the following bonds OF
said drawn May Is. 1905, at the Office Of
speyey Co.. the City OF New York under the super
vision OF said firm and in the presence Of Senior Leon
Ora Jeda, Vice-Consul Mexico, the City Of New
York and II. GddnEs. Notary Public OF the Coun
New York for redemption at par on the
day June 1905 when interest thereon will cease
SERIES A, for $1,000 each
Nos $40 1910 2Ol7, 2Odo 32T6 1890 1852, 1880 1885,
5l44 55s3 $751; 1885, 01I7 e204 es49 1861 1902 1851
T7b6 $780, s484 1921 $3.50. 1880 $751; $780, 0075
1Osle 1877. 10e1s I0e2s 1883 12OlS 121Oo IL 2s5
10 1T4 13 402 H. TO- I45O2 1496 154s5 1862 Is 7S
Is se 10 ga le711 II sos 1SIo5 1910 1902 2o22s
ee4 II 4so 21e77 n 4o2 % Sse 22Gl4 2776 22s3s
800 GEO. % 6o4 "a $40 25O03 % 1884, 2516 2Si95
Is 1856 25 27l 4Oe sOo 25so5 25Ol5 26oSo 2S1 1870
% eS6 "a O2k 242 800 IS So2 2S3 2s5ss % $685.
Is oso Is e0s 5000 90 ST. 30o27 O432 Sob2e so543
DO 6s7. 30 SAT- s7s soo1o a1OT2 as46 3i4s5 $1,000
81 sac 1885, s12 80 264 8a55l "a oS 34Oss a44T1
"a s25 81 9e4 S4es
SERIES b, for $500 each;
Nos 14O 855, 1877 1867. 1900 2s4s. 3271 1900. 34o7
$780, $685. $500 1885, eO0l 0ll6 $685. 1854 1885, se4a
s7ss $751; ssoT o2l4 o4os e4sS S7o6
Said designated for redemption viii be payable
at Per l. 1908, and Will be paid at the
their holders presentation thereof at any OF
the places at which said bonds Is payable
Said bonds must presented for payment with all cou
pons maturing after said redemption date.
SPEYER s. CO
Dated New York, May 10th, 1905
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Books and Publications.


rod cATF FEW SETS OF AMERICAS Sue
FUN chAG' cEssFUL MEN IN large vol
slightly soiltd but In
csIlen. condition original price $50 dispose Of quickly
will put price So set Address HILLS
N.w-YorlK Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-25
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.

a. Nassau ST., New York, Nay ZUth, 1905.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR TRUSTEES
- Of this Company will be held It's ofhees above
pursuant y charter. Monday, June 9Th. 1905
The Polls will be open II O'Clock noon. and close
AZ 2 O'clock p ~ WILLIAM J. EAsTOE, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-25
AMERICAN CAR FOUNDRY COMPANY.


To the Stockholders:
Al a meeting Of Board OF Directors held on May
9th 1905 a dividend months rate Of sever
per per (b@ing per cent J
declared Preferred Capital Stock and made
parable July 1905 transfer books will close
June = 1905. reopen july 8rd. 1908
This action taken bring quarterly dividend
PERIODS reports conformity fiscal year
annual On OF the difficulty taking
inventory n winter
changed 30 February the Com
pany having begun operations LIST 1909 the
first fiscal period therefore fourteen
made include earnings for
March April in the annual those for
subsequent quarterly report. three
separation earnings
which WIFI quarterly rspor,
will then cover the period s the dividend.
Tho first Capital stock
paid in JULY 1890 quarterly paid
on hat time during subsequent Eov-u'-
t4r February. and August 1905,
quarterly dividend Preferred
Cnnitel Stock h-ee-quRrters per (being
of cent declared,
will re paid day OF January April,
and July OF year and the day a report OF
the result Of operations Of the Company for the
dividend period will be mailed 70 the Stockholders
II viii be apparent the dividend OF and ono
psyable July 1905. Is
70 dividend periods and the quarterly reports
fiscal by paying months dividend
before the regular time. and does AFFECT
the dividend be paid tho Preferred Stock.
Respectfully submitted
+. II. EATON. President
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Bowling Green Trust Co.,

70 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Capital, $2,500,0O0. Surplus, $2,500,OOO
OFFICERS;
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR 1st Vice-President
CHAS P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice-President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V.-Pres. G. Treas
WILLIAM NJ LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles P Armstrong, Myron T. Herrick,
Frank Brainard, Edward 7. Jeffrey.
Harry Bronner, Edward R. Ladew,
Robert c. Clowry, William NJ Laws,
Edmund c. Converse, VIM. Willis Merrill,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, Winslow S. Pierce,
Granville M. Dodge, Dick S. Ramsay.
A. Goepel, Frederick B. Schenck,
Edwin Gould, William H. Taylor,
Frank Jay Gould, Edward r. Thomas,
George ]. Gould, John P. Truesdell,
John A. Hilton, E. T. C. Young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-25
Financial Meetings.
rhe Inter Borough Realty Company of New York
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STOCK

holders Of this Company will he held Office
OF ths Company. Is Wall Street New York City the
eleetins Directors and considering and acting upon
resolution that the date Of the apnual meeting the
stockholders DO changed from tho nrst Thursday
the third Thursday In July, and that Section OF
bylaws be amended 70 read the third Thursday July
iBstesd Of the FIRST Thursday in June and other
business that may core before the meeting.
New York May 18th. 1908.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-25
RIOS T Cd N
AND POINTS IN

I'D m n RM m AND POINTS IN
III w ~ u w M NEW ENGLAND.
FALL. RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fall River.
Leave Pier 49, n r. foot OF Warren St. weekdays and
elndays $50 p. NJ steamers PRISCILLA and PURE-
TAN. CrchestTs each
NORWICH LINE. New London Leave Pier 40.
n r. OF Garrison ST., weekdays only at $500 p VI.
steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CHESTER w CHAPLIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven. Hartford. spring
feJ1 the North Leave Pier 90 Z R.. foot OF Peek
Slip. weekdays only at AGO p M Steamer RICHARD
PECK.
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Dividend Notices.
AMERICAN CAR AND FoUNl

AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY CO
New York May 9th, 1905
PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK DIVIDEND NO %
4 r a MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DI
rec;ors hold day resolved that q dividend
OF 20 cent the Preferred Capital Stock nj the
Company be declared ana paid on Saturday, July LIST
1905 tho oflcc 90 the Guaranty Trust Company OF
New York 2s Nassau street, New York city. "a
the close
1905 Transfer books viii close Thursday Sth
1905 and reopen on Monday, July 97d 1908.
D. 4. BIXBY. Secretary. S. S DELANO Treas.
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Steamboats,.
STEAMER MARY POWELL

Leaving Desbrosses St at $40 NJ saturdays ho
1:46 P NJ, W. 42d-st $3.50 p. NJ. Saturdays
holidays P. M West 129th,se 800 P N; (sats. and
Point Cornwall Newburgh New Hamburger. Milton.
Po'keepsie Rondout and Kingston. Orchestra board
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SPEYER g co,

Dated New York May 10Th. 1905.
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BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT THAT AP-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND sATUR-
DAYS.
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ped STAR line.
WHITE STAR LINE

VER-LONDON-PARIs
Sailing Saturdays 1920 A. NJ. Pier IL n r
Hroon ana NAV = Finland Jul 10
Va and Itfne
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A MEXICAN LINE.

A MEXICAN LINE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOUTHAMPTON
sailing Saturday $50 A NJ Pier Is ~. r
Philade phia May % New June
ST Paul June St Louis June
PED STAR LINE.