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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16
Miscellaneous

Lord Roberts j. expected TO com
mand the delegation from the British
army which viii attend the James
town Exposition.
Charles A. Peabody viii be elected
president of the Mutual Life Jnsur-
ance Company
A strike Of the students Of the
Pennsylvania State College WIS ended
by a compromise.
Not less than four mysterious as
saults or deaths was called 20 the at
tention Of the New York police Thurs
day
Eleven men lost their lives when the
steamer Lunenburg strock on the
rocks in Amhearst harbor, near Cape
BrcntOn.
Two wOrkmcn were killed and many
injured by the collapse of the Charing
Cross (London) station roof.
Albert r. Patrick, convicted of the
murder of William Marsh Rice, was
sentenced 10 be eicetrocuted IN the
week of January %.
The German census gives the popu-
lation Of Berlin as 2,033,900.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16

Washington. Spccial.-Reme~cnta-
tive Lowering of Massachusetts. IN
PRODUCED a resolution directing the
Secretary of Agriculture ~ "lmmed-
iatelv collect such data oS may. m his
opinion. be necessary for a more cor
rect estimate of the season = cotton
crop aud to publish the same on Jan
uaIy 10. 1906. together with a fOll
and complete statement ~ the method
by which the estimate Is carried out
and of the details of the various t.
ports comprising said estimate.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16

Swift EuSiand's psrSou- politician -
go ye1Cs a-o. wasn't much % a proph-
~ - tc -tis country's future Neither
Wa he the writer OF The Junius ie1-
te-s- L j. related that when England
had su expenditure 90 f6ooo0so
yesr sud lebt % E-toeo.osl swift
e-c'al -aed- The hish auies have been
Tie ruin ~ u.s. Later Junius declared
thst ,he Sr-7pie could never psy $50
tsseosc az dei-. in l7Sf. when tte debt;
reached Eefoocooeo. many English
s.afe~ueu declared that 20 economy OF
sbuie> could save colrfry So burr
deueL To-Day tle debt 90 The United
Kingston 5 nearly 1lse2cpeea OF
- el1u.sfrsl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16
National Affairs.

Senitor Dcpew sent IN his rcsigna-
ton as director of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society, and the iuvesti-
cation before the Armstrong commit
tee went on.
Secretary Root and Senator Lodge
presented plans for the complete re-
organization of the diplomatic ard
consular service.
In the Senate so bills were intro
juced. including a large number of
important measures.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16
Revolving Students Quiet.

Washington. Special. - Apparent
order was restored NJ Howard UniVer-
sit, following the stormy revolt Of
students. a number of students
sought To post placards about the mn-
iversity denounciug President Cor
don. but they were dissuaiei hV the
more cool-hcaded leaders. Ar oppon-
cnt of President Gordon declared that
the president had endeavorei 60 mtro-
duce the LILLY white methods of
some of the Southern Staies into tine
management of the institution. and
that revolt WAS the result.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16

New York. Special.--A rumor has
gained circulation that Cnauncey M.
Dcpew had resigned from the United
States Senate. When questioned con
cerning tho ramor, The Senator said,
- am tired Of making doniaIs of un-
pleasant questions, and am resolved
not 10 talk further 20 newspapers.
will deny aothing nor viii | Affirm
anything. have leavned lesson
from the past
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16
Georgia Policy Holders % orsanizs

Atlanta, Ga, Special. Georgia
policy holders Of the New York Life
Insurance Companies VIII meet here
soon to organize and prepare To pro
tect their interests at the next annual
meetings of the two companies. a
large attendance of policy holders *
expected from all parts of the State.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16
Lcaky Schooner Puts Into Charleston

Charleston, $. g.. Special. The
schooner James ID. Dewell. Captain
Hammond. lumber-laden from Satilla
river. Ga. bound for New York put
IN for harbor, having sprung leak
Friday night of Frying Pan Shoals
She met the gale and high seas OF
Frying Pan and strained her beams.
She will be repaired here and proceed
on her voYage.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16

Hawsyillc, Ky., Special.--The tow
boats HaI1N Brown aud Raymond
Homer with tows OF coal for New
Orleans were caught IN severe Wind
storm and the Brown lost y bmges
while the IIorner lost seven. Each
barge contained $4,000 bushels OF
coal The. coal Sgas valued at Sl20,-
600 and The barges at So, 900. No lives
were lost The boats are owned by
the Monongahela River Consolidated
Coal and Coke Company Of Pittsburg
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16

Washingion, sl,eeial.--Tbe crop 70
porting board q the Bareao Of Sis-
fisiies. Dep2uneat Of Agriculture.
submitting a. monthly n,port 6nds
thaf the oeRdifion q winter ~l.e@i Of
Deresnber was Sal The ACREAGE II
winter risc@t uas 1881 900 aesrs. al
increase q G per cent over the area
SHOWN "a the fsll Of 1894. The con
difson Of xsater rye was s5z.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16
PsIs.aa. Thrsa.sa . Iazaas 20.

Co8s'aaiinDpie. By Gable rorbie
y threatening on she iTsrko-Iersian
frontier Is points Nhich haYs never
beeu exactly deiiIaitcdy k1Te fh0rs-
ard armed Pessians fhrtafen ~ in-
wade aEd take possession II a str1p
q territory "a the kjAye- Of Nosul
claimed By Turkey Tao hatailioDs
n Ottoman troops rfffh three guns
have been defpstcbed-ep r~pei the 10
vssion.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16
SIX Children PUN % Deaf.

Dubois. Pa Speciai--Six children
were burned Ca death - Lendsey. near
Pus>ltUaney. AT az earIy hour TUES
oay and William Morgan and wife
the parents. with their Two remaining
children. barely escaped with their
lives Both the father aud mother
weTe badly burned n attempts 10
save their hftie ones from the burning
bone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16
ceInmbia CO cansgIa -.

Columbia, Special The mayer and
aldermen of Columbia hays decided
to accept the proposition. Of Andrew
Carnegia 90 eve the. fovsi - library
costing $4,000, TO be maintained by
the town at a cost of $1,000 YEAR
The ladies of the Students elnb have
agreed 70 furnish 5000 site and
donate The clubs 1000 volumes for
the Institution
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16

The preaching 81 morality and right
Twins i poor substitute FOR the pun
ishment Of crime. thinks the New
York World The lash OF the law j.
lnmessnrsAly better in such csseS than
PreceptS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16

Signs are not wanting that smonS
educated people questions Of hcrcdity
arc allowed some weight in the con-
tracing OF marriages. remarks the
uoSp.ts..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16

Every unkSnd treatment 10 the cow
peisons the milk. Sdmoni>hes Our
Dumb An.mals--even talking unkindly
10 her.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16
THE WORK OF CONGRESS
What Our National Law Makers Are
Doing Day by Day.

/ lay. Ne OH dPploltialllS HANsft'.-
200 for the canal work. which was the
subject Of discussion. viii be read for
amendment and placed ON It's final
passage The feature OF the debate
was the criticism indulSed IN by both
Republicans and Democrats regarding
he Incompetence of the statement Of
expenditures and estimates furnished
by the canal commission.
nv. Hepburn Iowa. reviewed the
sans work. stating that $4,000. 900
! 6ad been expended and that pariicu-
/ lar stteriion had been paid. 90 houS-
ing employees ON the isthmus and in
rehabiiaiing the machinery She French
| company had left there.
In the Senate.
Senator Latimer re-iutgoduccd his
REDUCED .i' 0 5iii 80, for r ! pe er-
msrent commission Co investigate lhc
I executive departments. senator Over
man presented bill providing tor
/ commission whose duty 70 shall be Co
/ enlarge the foreign market for Amer
I ic>u cotton
Senator Cu'bcrson introduced a bill
making II a felony for an insurance
contribute money or ANYTHING Of vail
ue toward the election of q President
OF n Nice-president Of the Juitc0
I States.
To Apportion Direct Tax
Mr.. William kiiehiu has Introduce
the following ioint resolution. propo,
ing au amendment Go lhc Constitution
/ relating to direct taxes.
Resolved bv the Senate and lou>.
~ the Representatives e. the United
States of America iu Congress as-
' sembled itwo-third- ~ each Hou-.
coucurtine therein). Thar The follow
in- amendment De proposed 600 thr
/ Legislature uf the several States
which when ratified bV the l.rel~ia-
. tureS OF three-tourrhs ot fhe srvcra.
States shall become. and be @ nafl
T of. The Constitution. ic wif-
Direct taxes shall Boz appoflioned
among the several States sccrrai.-
Go fhe real ard personal property. s-
assessed Ton taxation. situated in e1eh
Stale not belonging to each ~trtr or
GO tle Tniied States.
For Public Buildings.
Couer ~>mau Bloekbum has n.lu-
""N'N 'i't 'fp.'Ii ialil-- 0A''-''''
Tor ine erection OF q public nm.dmg
az Salisbury. and bill appropliaiin-
10000 for q public builliu. ai Nh
ANY. Representative w. kitcLi ha-
introduced a BIN appUpuatiny $50
for public bmldiu. 80 High Poirt.
Rate Bill BY Tillman.
pun ~pit''ed oep'ies "h ihr >i1-
le''s "l railroad rate lesl~iaiion- ans
~ "'"l'-- lie ih'i'a'cii" Ton 'l :. hlt.
~ N'- i"iHl'i' 10 ".iH'ii<e 'h' inIef-
'"'' '"ii''i'' ''iui.llS>."" p" Tx max
.,..'- ''''S' .'-i 'le i-u.'," ana 70
o-' '''''''''irS over ''e 'r'-
~ ~ '. "pp'"p' 'i"'
'''."f $500 i'.'
=. .'e -.~'' '''''.'".'.''9'- pi'Nt" l'-
-'l "''' t'''. -'N. ''''' -.
II. -''iD'' .'S "'' .~A-ii " .'.i q
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,..f 81. 81 P,
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$3.50.
p l,.l ..,...... =. .l'..It.. 49,. 49,.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16

President Roosevelt move 70 elirr-
inste brutality from college football
certainly deserves Success.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16
WORSE AND WORSE
Affairs in Russia Assume a
Threatening Aspect
RIVERS OF BLOOD MAY FLOW

Government Decides TO Reject Jul
versal Suffrage in Favor of Old
Project and Enters Upon m Ag-
gressive Policy of Repression in
Face of Practically Unanimous
Public Opinion.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-16
Brief Session Of Senate.

The open session of the Senate
Tuesday was brief One bill was pass
ed.
SIS. Tahaferro took tire oath Of Of
Zee for isis ncg term ~ q senator.
Re was escorted By bis colleague. Mr..
Mallory. before the president.
Who administered the oalh. Ia The
examsive session Senator Lodge NOV
"a 20 send back 60 the committee on
forelgli relations The treaty m rcia-
lion ~ Sanio Domirgo affairs. OPP
position developed. and without cx-
planning his reasons for asking fOI
ne consideration OF he 'rea. y aeau
by the committee, Senator Lodge Niih-
drew Ins motion Senator Morgan
said ;hat before any amrumenis were
voted uDon 81 :..e treaty ifscG WAS
discussed. IL was desirable 10 have
further information ss 10 what had
been done during the recess OF the
Senate. III the provisions Of the
treaty had been Carried out befora
the treaty had been ratified II was
desirable to know ,sby such action
had been taken aud by what anshori.
~
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities was strong
snd active and while occasionally the upward
movement was checked due 10 profit taking a
generally strong zone prevailed az all times. Many
of the low priced issues which have been more or
less neglected during the recent Improvement be-
came prominent with the balance Of the list. The
trading still dominated by half dozen OF
the more recent active issues. which have been
marked Up under what looked TO be pool manipula-
ton. The Vehicle issues made further sharp
gains, under buying by the same interests which
were instrumental in marking them up earlier
n the week The common advanced more than
2 per cent and the preferred over per cent. In
fernartonal Mercantile Marine shares ruled strong
The 4i1s were up 8 per cent. Northern Securities
gained ~ per cent and Interborough Rapid Transit
point New-Orleans Railway issues were up
70 per cent Manhattan Transit on more active
trading advanced 4 per cent Central Leather is
sues were materially higher. Electric Boat issues
were decidedly weak; the common was down 21h
per cent and the preferred per cent The Cop
per stocks were strong. Greene Consolidated was
up q Per cent and Greene Gold 5s per cent. Jap
anese new 4iss second SERIES were dealt in for
the arst time, selling at Ia per cent premium
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
CONDITION OF TRADE.
..nun,s Rev1ew" SAYS:

Customary quiet cornnnercial conditions at mid nj
summer were augmented by the interruption Of
holiday except that warm weather gave impetus
- the distribution Of ReasOnable wearing apparel
.rorring goods and outing supplies. In wholesale
sn6 1obbing circles unusually brisk duplicate
order business uestdes TO the freedom from accu-
T1uafed stocks on the shelves Of interior dealers
while there is abatement of confidence in the
sffrIrp Structural steel and all forms OF railway
EQUIPMENT are the prominent features Of the iron
sr6ls1ry but quiet conditions prevail at coke
So rlE iron furnaces Sensational soaring Of quo
faticrs for materials threatens the stability OF
the leading textile markets although consumption
Is nor vet perceptibly diminished by rapidly rising
price lists. Widely varying reports are received
regarding the crop situation. prices rising higher
thar would be the case II manipulation were less
vigorous, and exports are adversely affected Sew
era threatened labor controversies have been
sverted by agreement upon wage scales Tor an
other wear and building operations are unusually
hrisk for the season. Inventories show good
volume OF business for the first six months Of the
wear and still greater activity is expected in the
iasr half Railway earnings in June were 65 per
cert larger than last years. bat foreign commerce
e. this port for the last week shows loss OF
= lr in exports and decrease OF Sass, ,75S in i'm
oo-rs as compared with 1904. Another small
CsReFnenr Of gold had effect the money
market. while securities TO 4 high record
Sor the season, although hest prices not main
rainet Bank exchanges at New-York gained 66S
rer cent IN comparison with last years, while at
other leading cities the increase was lS6 per cent
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
BOSTON STOCKS.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BUyE

IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUNEI
Chicago, July THE weather forecaster promised
yesterday that It would be dry to-day and in con-
sequence of the false hopes thus raised under
which much wheat had been sold short Thursday.
there was constant struggle to-day to get 1t
back. July wheat had &c advance and closed with
l7sc Of it to the good. September at its highest
showed a gain Of 124c. and in the end I1Rc profit
still adhered. Corn was exceedingly strong and
closed from lac TO 1850 higher Oats gained from
9sc to So Provisions lost small advance made
early through the heaviness Of lard. which weighed
down the whole list.
Owing to the continued heavy rains there was
much short wheat to cover at the opening, and an
advance Of 1c the result Of the first hours
business in September wheat, all other matters
being secondary. The bullish temper of the traders
was somewhat calmed by expectation OF better
weather in the next twenty-four hours Local
ceipts were 80 cars. of which 25 were from the
crop. Estimate for tomorrow. q July closed
at sl44c. after selling low Ss9sc and as high
as sl7sc. The highest for September ss18c. The
lowest SIC The close was SSl4c.
The market for corn opened strong at from 14c
TO 1o bushel advance Trade was only mod
erately active. but fluctuations frequent and
great nervousness was manifested. Receipts were
smaller than the estimate 352 cars being inspected
Of which number 126 We're contract grade and ia
oOO bushels more Of that grade transferred
from private elevators. Shipments hence were 4O5,
900 bushels. Estimate for tomorrow. 372 July
closed at the top. 5724c. The lowest SIC. Sep
tember sold from 55&c to &c closing at 561sc.
Oats took an upward course at the start in SYM
pathy with other grains. An uneasy feeling was
caused among shorts by news Of heavy rains delay
ing harvesting in the Southwest fair business
transacted with commission house free sellers
Of September. Receipts were 11S cars. with lat
estimated for tomorrow. Shipments were $4,000
bushels. The range Of July from S25sc to SSssc
closing at 331sc. September closed at 3l5sc. after
selling high 3134c and low 1850.
Provisions travelled another course to-day Prices
at the outset were higher on the light run OF hogs
but later eased off. showing losses of 21ac 712c
down the list from the previous close, and toward
midday had recovered the loss. At the advance the
Cudahy Packing Company was liqudating part Of
its large line. dropping about 10000 tierces Of
lard, and this caused break in the whole list
September pork sold from sl2 80 OFF to S12 7O1a and
reacted 10 the former price. September lard sold
from s. 30 OFF 81 17a. and reacted to 81 2215 Sep
tember ribs sold from s. S21a OF 70 T75 to 81 7719
and reacted to 81 so.
Hog receipts were 5000 head and prices at the
yards were &c higher
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
oas yesterday compare with nnal prices Of Thurs
dsv as follows:
Second cali
El....--Aa..
~Bradstreefs" says;


Holiday influences irregular weather and crop
reports and seasonahle shutdowns for repairs and
Inventories have tended TO limit the turnover OF
tarded trade in that section and from the South
similar reports In the Central West the
East and Southwest, however trade is Of full
summer volume. with good retail distribution and
fair recorders for summer goods from 5ohbers. The
sharp advance in raw cotton has had a rather
though indicating smaller than expected Yields
the feeling being that higher prices will offset
duced production. Winter wheat harvesting will
be about finished this week. and though delayed
by rains. promises fairly well. Yields OF oats and
hay viii be very large, but corn and spring wheat
suffering IN places from too much rain or cool
weather. while cotton is rather small and grassy.
The advance in raw cotton has stimulated inquiry
for cotton goods, which have been generally ad-
vancec 5 TO 10 per cent and buyers complain or
slow deliveries. Wool has strengthened and the
market for footwear, though quiet, has shown the
effect OF present high prices OF leather and the
highest prices for hides in years. Building ns--
year IL this respect Pig iron mas been dull ana
moved lower but heavy finished products nave
been IN good call Iron shipments exceed ahOSe
OF last year by A per cent and OF lSo2 ny i per
cent. -,
Labor IS well employed, aud the signing Of the
threatening feature IN industrial lines, which re-
port important strikes occurring es.
earnings continue large, the gain In June belns
Der cent while Nav returns exceeded iaSt year
~ R6 uer cent and the fiscal year VIII snow a
raf- ~ : ne- cent Money IS easy. helped by Iafiy
the interior, active stock speculation ana soI9
exports Commodity prices show sustalneo aho
notable strength. raw materials Tor hlahuIacture
being prominent
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
ANDREW ]. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer.

Adrian n. Muller & Son will sell at auction on
Saturday, July 9th, at IL o'clock a m, for ac-
count of whom il may concern:
$500 Note OF ]. NJ Daugherty. dated July 14th.
1904, due Jany. 14th. 1905. endorsed Stenens
& Lowdon
5000 Note OF O. w stenens dated Sept 27th, 1904,
due Jany. 27th. 1905. endorsed Steffens a. Low
don, with certf for so shs. Daugherty Cattle
Co attached as collateral.
$1,000 Note of Daugherty Cattle Co. dated Octr. l.
1904. due Feby I. 1905. endorsed Stefens &
s25 coo Note Of Black Mountains Cattle Co. dated
Octr. 18th, 1904. Feby. 18TH 1905 endorsed
Fred Cockren. J. NJ. Daugherty, and Stenens
G. Lowdon
1000 Note OF Black Mountains Cattle Co. dated
Novr. 18th. 1904. due Mch- 18th. 1905 endorsed
Sterens q Lowdon.
$1,000 Note I.ytle Water Co, 18th.
1904. due March 18th. 1905. endorsed Stefens
I.5Oo shs Black Mountains Cattle Co. of Abilene
Texas.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
DiUidend Notices.

AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COM
PANY.
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND a HALE DOL
lars share and Extra Dividend of Three
quarters OF Dollar share Will be Saturday
July 10 1905 to stockholders OF record close Of
business Friday, June 80, 1905.
The transfer books will be closed from July ! 70 July
Ia 1906. bath days included
wa. r DRIVER. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
E9tension of Charter.
EIteflSlOn OF CHARTER.
FOUNDED 1903.
MERCHANTS
NATIONAL
BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YoRK,
AZ WALL STREET

OF 1HtS CITY OT NE" fORk,
AZ WALL STREET.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ss.4oO.oOo
CERTIFICATE RE. EXTENDING CHARTER
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,-OFFICE OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
Washington. D. c.. June IT, 1905.
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned It has been made appear that
The MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK New
York located in the City Of New York in the County
provisions
able National Banking Associations to extend their
existence and for other purposes approved
July IL. 1882 amended by the Act, approved april
IL. 1902.
NOW. THEREFORE, William B Rdsely. Comp
trolleT Of the Currency do hereby certify that hs
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK New York.
located the City New York. in the County of
succession for ths period specified amended
articles association; namely, Of
IT, 1925
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness my hand and
zeal OF once this seventeenth day June 1905
(Signed) VIM B. RIDGELY,
Comptroller Currenoy.
Charter No 1870 Extension No. SAT
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
STOCKS.

SeHuiold company
Consolidated Traction Co Of y
Joseph Dixon Crucibls Company ......-.......S75
Essex & Hudson Gas Company
Gas & Electric Company Of Bergen 80
Eackcnsack Water Company common l6O
AobOken Land & Improvement Company.
Hudson County Gas Company.
Jersey City. Hoboken & Paterson Ry Co.. IS
80.
Newark consolidatea ted Gas Company $50 s9ss
New-Jersey Zinc Company ..--...............2
New-York & New-Jersey Telephone Cornpany..iCS III
North Jersey Street Railway Company. % =
Paterson & Passatc Gas Electric Company. "A II
Public Service Corporation
Rapid Transit Street Railway Company.
Somerset Union & Middlesex Lighting Co... 80
Jersey Gas. Electric Traction Co.....I27a I9O
Singer Manufacturing Company
Standard OIL Company
United Electric Company OF Sew-Jerssy...... %
Fiat price quotations
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
THE ROCK ISLAND COMPANY.

New YORK July 8 1906
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF S1.OO PER
share the preferred capital stock Ths Rock
Company been declared, payable y
1905 70 stockholders record July Ia 1895. on which
books eor the prserrsd close
and open again July IT. 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

A DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Tbs
~ Tribune received at their Uptown Once No. s64
broadway 36th and 8Tth clock D. m
Advertisements re,sived at the following branch Offices
regular Office rates until O'Clock .. viz
23dst lS8 dth-ave 12th-st.; % East
1lth-sti 81 West 4zd,st between TN and sth
sts.I I.O2e sd-ave. near 6lst-st ITos lst-aye
egh-s. 157 Ezat I26th-Et.; zoe TrenentaYs $50 Sd
ave-. near 0sssls ss4 s4-aps-s 20 SissaSs~saI SIS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY.

az Broadway. New York. July 9TH 1905
TUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
- United States Rubber Company has this day de-
clared regular quarterly dividend or per on
Preferred stock OF this company from the
ings hsoal year beginning April 1st 1eO5, to
Stockholders OF record 3 P. NJ July 18th 1906
payable August 18th. 1905.
The Preferred steak Transfer Books VIII close 8
4. II on wednesday, August 18th, 1905.
JOHN J. WATSON, Jr. Treaxurer
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
Summer Resorts.
NEw-YoRK-
ELK MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

I7usHER'S ISLAND N Y
IL MANSION HOUSE AND COTTAGES.
For illustrated circular address
A. r HALE Manage