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New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities at the opening
was inclined 10 be irregular. Trading was a
somewhat smaller scale through the list. but before
the noon hour q frmer tendency was developed
under renewed activity In the high priced issues.
In the late afternoon vigorous buying orders ap-
peaEed in Northern Securities. principally by par
ties who were instrumental In Offering large blocks
on Wednesday. A sharp upward movement started
which carried the price 81 per cent above the last
final 70 a high mark at 7414. IN other parts OF
the list prices hardened in sympathy American
Can issues, after early small losses. advanced &GI
per cent Interborough Rapid Transit made a SEN
aauonal Tise OF ~ per cent. with reaction of 2
United states Leather stocks improved fractonally.
Havana Tobacco shares were materially higher un-
Ger limited trading. New-Orleans common was UP
= per cent American Writing Paper common and
DTeierred were up = per cent. Houston Oil issues
were bd uD sharply near the close In the copper
BLOCKS United. on heavy transactions. advanced /
Der cent Greene Consolidated after early strength
tole on fracuonaily. GuanajuatO Improved a small
traction British Columbia and Greene Gold were
Aoout steady. The bond department was dull, but
s<ineNhat drmer.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
FOREIGN BANK REruRNs.

London ADril ls-rhe weekly return of the
asnk o. England shows the following changes.
Total reserve decreased $4,000: circulation de.
creased fls0o9; bullion decreased kloS722s; other
seeurities decreased E.s97000: other deposits de-
creased fiosooo; public deposits decreased f2sss-
gn notes IN reserve decreased fSSSco0: govern
--enf securities increased f2OO0 The proDortion
~ the banks 20 liabilities now 62s7 per
rent against 5l-s5 per cent last week and compares
,fh an advance from sls per cent to s65k per cent
An the corresponding week last year. The rate OF
siscount unchanged at % Per cent.
Paris April lS.-The weekly return OF the Bank
a. France shows the following changes: Notes in
,r,,laton decreased l2650OO0 francs; treasury ac-
cunts current increased A.050O0O francs gold on
SDs increased $4,000 francs: bills discounted in
erased i27.55ooo francs; silver on hand decreased
e.,aoO francs
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
WILL LIFT MORTGAGE.
Church Charity Foundation Gets
Gift of $4,000.

On condition that an additional $4,000 be
raised by next October Mrs. Arthur Benson,
Miss Mary Benson and Frank Sherman Benson,
of No pa Columbia HeightsS Brooklyn, will give
$4,000 to pay off the mortgage of ST1,O0O on the
Church Charity Foundation Of the Long Island
Diocese of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The total Indebtedness is $1,000. The Bensons
are communicates of Grace Church on the
Heights.
The board of managers has accepted the offer
and appointed p. r. Jennings. w. H. Male and
the Rev Canon SWEET to raise the-S S31 600 The
Charity Foundation maintains St Johns Hospt.
tai an orphan asylum and a home for the aged
at Atlantic and Albany aves-, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
CUPID DEFIEs FIRE AND SNAKES.
Detective ElOpes with Sword Dancer and
Freak Parents Seek Revenge.

Walter c. Harding, fire eater. and his Wife a
snake dancer. appeared yesterday against J. Eben
Mason private detective. charged with the ahduc-
ton OF their daughter. Roslyn Beatrice Hardiss a
sword dancer. Mason has been in the Tombs9for
Judge Foster in General Sessions yesterday. the
jury disagreeing.
The Hardings say their daughter Is only sixteen
years old. She appeared with them at a local cheap
museum until January "a, when she disappeared. A
few days later she wrote from Buffalo that she and
Mason were married. His arrest followed. His de-
fence was that he believed the girl to be at least
eighteen years old, and loved her. The Hardings
anxious for trial as soon possible, as they
have booked their daughter for dates In the West
beginning May ].
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
UNION LEAGUE CONDEMNS BILL
Club Asks Governor to Veto the Mortgage
Tax Measure.

The Union League Club passed resolution last
night denouncing the mortgage tax measure, AID
calling on Governor Higgins to veto it. The club
also listened to memorial addresses eulogizing the
late James c. Carter and Adrian Iselin. former
members of the club, by General Hubbard and
Charles Stewart Smith.
The mortgage tax resolution declares the measure
is a bill seemingly designed to exclude from the
State all money seeking investment mortgage
from sources beyond its boundaries. as we'll as to
diminish largely such investments by our own
and the methods proposed for its enforcement are
drastic in the extreme
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company.
81 and 80 Liberty Street. n. Y. CITY.
April 18th 1909
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
- Company has this day declared dividend OF two
and one.half Per cent. payable at the ComPanys Of
fees May LIST, 1905 The transfer books will
Saturday. the 18th day Of April and reopeRed on
Tuesday, the I'd day Of May 1905
TTfoRwALD sTlLL4cNEcHT Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
Dividend Notices.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
so BROADWAY. New York March s. 1905.
A DIVIDEND OF TWO AND ONE-HALF
PER CENT. C21zS0 out OF accumulated income has
this day been declared on the PREFERRED STOCK OF
the Company payable April H. 1908. stockholders
record at the close OF business March 25. 1905.
The preferred stock transfer books will close II
O'Clock Saturday March % 1905 and will reopen
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Monday. April a, l1U5.
r. d. LANKFORD Secretary.
% Wall Street. New York March s. 1905.
The transfer books Of the Voting Trustees for Prefared
Stock Trust Certificates Of the Southern Railway Co.
WHICH HAVE AsSENTED TO THE EXTENSION
AGREEMENT OF AUGUST p: 1902 viii close at u
open at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Monday. April IL. 1903
On April H. 1905. the Voting Trustees will be pre-
pared TO distribute the above dividend OF TWO AND
ONE-HALF PER CENT. (2ls9e). when received By them
among the parties entitled thereto appear OF
record on their books when closed as above.
j. T.. MORGAN a. Co.
Agents for Voting Trustees.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
Citations.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
Il York. by the grace God. independent 10
Eugene E Dale, Percy r. King, Pauline L. Stockton
Anne VandervooTt Savage John OothOut Marie ]. Oot-
Henry Oothout Mikin, Anna F. Robinson. Antoine
hon. Eugene L. IentiIhon. Julia Le1tilhon Adminis-
tTatriX OF William A. LentilhOn deceased; Pauline
de Z. Lentlhon. Zella J.. Wheeler. Emily L. Clifford
Eugene Lentilhon. Marie de Tours Boynton. Joseph
LentilhOn. Hugh Kennedy Miilikn. Pauline LeOnie Len
hon. 3nna LentilnOn Crook Edward DetmOld Lentlhou.
Mary c. Janeway, Jacob J. Janeway. Edward c. Jane
MathilGe B. F. Weyer, George r. Janeway. Emily
L. Wendell. Louise Pont Cr0wninshield Henry f.
Du POnt Emily L. Janeway American Surety Company
Of New York and TO the heirs and next OF kin
whose and places Of residence unknown
and to all interested in the Estate OF William
Smith. late OF the County of New York deceased.
creditors next Of kin otherwise, send greeting:
and appear before Surrogate County OF
New York the SurrOgates Court OF said
the County Court House. in the County of New
25h day OF April. 1905 past o'clock in
the forenoon of that day, then and there
judicial settlement Of the account OF proceedings George
H Janeway. as Administrator with the VIII annexed OF
the goods chattes and credits of said deceased
Of you hereby cited under the age OF
tweny-one years required appear by your guar
dian il have one. IL have o
apply for to be appointed. event OF your
neglect failure to do guardian will appointed
by the Surrogate 70 represent and for you In
proceeding In testimony whereof the
York be hereuntO affixed Witness Hon Abner
Thomas. Surrogate of said County the County
Of New York, the 4h day of March, year Of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and five
JAMES A DONNELIIY.
II" Sd Clerk n the SuTroEates' Court
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
Financial Meetings.

once Of the
CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
Cincinnati Ohio April Il IROS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A MEET
ing OF the Stockholders OF the Cleveland Cincinnati
Chicago and 81. Louis Railway Company has been spe-
oaly called and will be held al the eompanys principal
once IN the city OF Cincinnati. Ohio. Wednesday.
8st day Of May 1906 at u o'clock for the purpose
q voting upon proposition to increase the Common
Capital Stock said by Sll,30O000. that
fom s 100000 10 $40 O0OO divided 100000 shares
OF the par value Of 500 each.
kSl the purposes Of such sISeiq meeting Of the stock
noon On Saturday the 29th day of APRIL 1890 and be
opened at 10 o'clock A. n Thursday the list day %
n r. OSBORN, Secretary
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
rnuTN souTR sRoRp AsEp A1nAsErsc.

pu1vTH SOUTH sRoRB As7D ATLANTIC.
Number az uiles...4s- B7s 57s $50
FSrst week tn Apr1l-.s S48he8 s48,502 E47,e74
yIiy 70 April T...sss 20iS5e8 a,s7s.60l a6sEbls
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
Hsr e n iisS;; sssssSs ssS ,os4sS 4Sss ssaSS9
-. ! to ApTI 5...... S2s5.ioS 72iIiss a6S87.isl
MINERAL RANGE
yST5s ST Tsss so 2gT y . 7.-:. sssss ssSs s isss
MOBILE AND OHIO.
s-,4 Week n API4i.-s sls0s5o all7ia slssss7
Nv 10 April s....-s s2s2b22 eOi2sa3 6.s4Sel2
TOLEDO. ST. noUIS AND WESTERN.
Number of miles 45l A51 ~
Ysrst week IN April. sele2S Esl go e1.oS
TOLEDO. PEORIA AND WESTERN
Number os Eltles....s- 24s 2zs ~
s.; s:;s a5 : zR:: : as ssSS :ss :gssis s sss
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
Books and Publications.

FOR SarE A FEW sETs or AMERICAS sue
enAAs- CEssFUL MEN,, n two aFge vol
with nartraits covers slightly Eoflsd but In
esnt condition.; original price $40; % dispose q quickly
sorz Tribunal
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.

Quotations fer regular at the = o'clock and
rclock calls compare with Wednesdays closing
igures as follows:
Second
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
SuTrOgateS' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate OF the County OF
New YORK, notice is hereby given all
claims against Rene Count dHeliand City e
Paris Republic Of France deceased. present the
with vouchers thereof to Sthe subscriber
tTansacting business No Is Street in the CITY Of
New York. before the 18th day OF August next.
Dated. New York. the Sth DAY of February 1905.
THOMAS r. PATTERSON AnCilIarv
ALEXANDER GREEN, Attorneys for Executor,
40 broadway, New York city.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. F1tzSerald. Surrogate Of County of
New-York No ce is hereby given all persons having
claims against En-l Michel. la.e Of the County OF
York. deceased. present the same with vouchers
thereof 70 the subscriber. place transactinS
Borough OF Manhattan. on before the 14th day OF
ADril next Dated NeW-Hork, the 9th day Of October
THEODORE BAUMEIsTER Executor
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
Instruction.
Miscellaneous.
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors GOveFnesse
70 Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs. H. J. YOUNG-FULTON % Union Square
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Charles D Barney Co.. No 25 Broad-ss
New-York and No I22 South ath-st. PhiIadeIphia.l
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco April lsThe Official closing quotations
Cor mining rtocks to-day yesterday follows:
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@l@ m@ElNl@M GlNEa

OllIIsL sIIlVI-t-
Point Comfort, Norfolk Portsmouth Pirnsr .
News Va, connecting for Petar31urs.
kichm nd. Virginia Beach, WashinGon y c. ana snsirs
south and West
FIeignt and passenger steamers san from Iier 81
r. Beach week dly lt p 81
N. b. WALKER, Vics-Presidslr & TEzl1G Manager.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT AP-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE on
SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND SATUR-
DAYS
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
Ocean Steamers.

TA YELOCE''-Fast lIauan Line.
Sailing every Wednesday % Naples. Genoa.
RoLOGNLSI. FAIRFIELD 4 CO. - Wall 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
HOW THINGS WERE
FIXED TO SUIT
THE GOVERNOR AND HOW ANTI.
JOINT STATEHOOD MEMORIAL
WAS CARRIED.

tF'rom Fridays Daily CitlzCn.l
The Berralllio. Mckinley and San.
doval delegation OF legislators re-
turned home last night The laurcls
earned by them during the FIRST week
OF the session were not many. but
they are not altogether discouraged
The appointment oi Harry p, Owen to
Che clorkship OF the council is a signal
victory, but Il ls understood that tho
administration would not permit u un.
az his record Ia the Rodey matter was
looked up The second district dele.
CATION also received numerous ap.
continents ON committees. but these
we're made because the Bornalillo
county men we're the best qualified tor
thN poS.llons.
A Toruey r. n. wilkerson refused 10
submit 20 an interview on tho man.
ner in which the anti-statehood memo.
rial was handled by The legislature,
and the influence which wRs brought
10 bear upon the members OF tho as.
sembly BY the administration. he
said that he dld not care 20 make any
enemies In the legislature. Nobody
approached him ON the subject They
seemed 70 uIdoratahd that he had a
mind Of his own.
In the organization OF the legisla
ture Il Is evident that the governor
and his lieutenants dsed the same
tactics that were used Ia hxing the
convention which defeated D. s. Ro
dey for delegate 20 congress. otero
BuFsum. Reynolds and others called
the native members into a room, one
AZ time, aud things were fixed. II
seemed that any member caring fol
any appointment or little OF thu
PAP" was afraid and dared not diare
spect the wishes OF the administra
ton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
COUNCILS FOURTH DAY.

Under the regular order OF business
tho following bills wore Introduced:
Council bill No. /. BY Mr. Montoya.
an act for the protection OF property
from the waters OF the Rio Grando,
providing that tho taxpayers 20 be
benefited must pay pro rata share OF
tno expense OF protecting the river
banks by the river commissioners.
who are empowered 10 call out men Ia
work or else compel a payment OF 81
day for such work. not 20 exceed $50
year. The river commissioners are
20 get 60 a day while doing actual
work.
Council bill No. ~. BY Mr.. Winters,
an act TO repeal section I Of chapter
20 Of the acts OF 1901. providing com
ponsation for road supervisors
Council bin No. n. by Mr. Winters
an act 10 set date for holding the
elections OF justices OF The peace. plac
ing the date the same as that foi
general elections, the same election
boards to serve. The term OF justice
OF the pe,Ice Is nxed at two years b,
fhis bin.
The council then adjourned until
O'Clock on Monday afternoon.
The committees OF the council. Will,
decided upon by President Clark. vii
not be announced until Monday after
noon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
JOINT STATEHOOD
PROTEST CARRIED

(f'rom Thursdays Daily Citizen,l
After q Vigorous fight and much lob.
bylng the most lmportan, work 80 far
done by the legislative assembly took
place yesterday morning, when by a
vote Of 81 10 5 the two bodies In Joint
session voted against the proposed
lolnt statehood bill Those voting
against the bill we're Representatives,
Nils. Noblett and Wlikerson and
Councilmen Cairon and Ballard.
AZ the roll cali OF the third days
session OF the council every one an.
swered present except W. n. Greer. OF
Albuquerque. who was excused the
day before to attend to important bust.
ness at home. Chaplain shively lead
10 prayer. which was followed by the
reading and adoption Of the minutes
OF the previous days session.
Councilman Martin then introduced
council joint memorial No. /. protest.
Ing against the passtge Of the Hamil.
ton Joint statehood hlli now pending
before congress. and asking for state
NtNN ANf ANNM NANAANN MAANtA I'm AANAf
ont limits and under It's present name
and boundaries. After several minor
amendments we're made 10 the bin II
Wsa read by the clerk, and 10 az fol-
lows:
To the senate OF the United States
Congress
Your momOrlalists. tho legislative
assembly OF the territory OF New Mex
leo. most respectfully protest against
the passage of that clause OF the
statehood bin now before your honor.
able body providing that New Mexico
and Arizona shall become one state
under the name OF Arizona, Not only
have the two great political parties OF
the nation IN their national plati0rmN
repeatedly promised New Mexico and
I Arizona admission into che union as
separate states. bur the people Of the
territories relying on these promises,
and knowing their cause 10 be- just,
have likewise ln their political plat.
forms expressed themselves as unal-
terably opposed 60 becoming united
with Arizona. as provided IN the bill
now pending before your honorable
body.
II certainly cannot be insisted that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
DEATH OF MRS. NEwHALL
MAS FROM PNEUMONIA

tfrom Fridays Daily Citigen,)
Dr. James n. Wroth, who was called
10 Kansas City when a telegram was
received announcing the Illness OF
Mrs. Charles X. Newhall auG remained
with his patient until death. returned
10 tho city last night DR.. Wroth says
Mrs. Newhall was apparently IN per.
feet health up 20 ten days before her
death. which was caused by severe
attack OF pneumonia. although she
had several llght hemorrhagos before
he arrived, The deceased was ration.
al 10 the last. and her death was quiet
and peaceful. she seemed 10 have
passed away from sheer exhaustion OF
strength and vitality. and just few
seconds before the final dissolution OF
HE bid all those present good'by. Tho
funeral occvFred, as previously stated
In Tina Citizen, AZ st. Louis Monday
afternoon, Jan. i6. Mr. and Mrs. ~.
W. Flournoy and their daughter. Mas
Noll, are expected 10 arrive here sun
day night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

lencla. but a. you an know wa w.
moved from our midst the victim Of q
most brutal assassination Il IL On.
necessary 81 this time FOR me 70 make
an extended eulogy on the memory Of
the late Colonel D. r. Chaves. I there
fore move yoe. sir, that a committee
be- appolnled TO draft suitable rcsolu-
lions expresslve OF the sorrow OF this
body ~ TIE loss sustained by II and
The whole territory OF New Mexico"
Mr.. Martin introduced council joint
resolution NJ. 2. providing taai every
member Of The legislature be supplied
with copies Of the Compiled Laws.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. Martin introduced council Joint
resolution No. 3, providing that she
members Of the assembly be supplied
with copies Of the Session Laws In
English and Spanish. Adopted
The president then announced that
he had signed council Joint memorial
No 1, on statehood. aud council Joint
resolution No. ]. providing ar appr0.
prlation Tor iae contingency expenses
OF the assembly.
The council then adjourned until 10
O'Clock tomorrow forenoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21


The cattle board appointed James
y. Elmer Of Aztec. inspector for san
Juan county. vice y. 4. stewart. who
has resigned.
Toe cattle board also approved the
action OF Secretary w. g. barnes In
appointing several inspectors for
range work In connection with the ef.
forts to drive out ruatlern In various
parts Of the territory. Others viii be
appointed a. the funds at the disposal
81 the board viii permit. A strong of.
fort will be made to break up every
cattle stealing gang In the territory.
As a matter Of fact, stock thiovcs are
more bold than In any tine for ten
years This Is caused BY hard times
and low cattle values, cattle owners
having become careless and cannot
afford TO keep sufficient men on the
ranges 10 keep calves branded up and
% watch the movements OF thieves
Toe report Of Secretary w. C..
barnes for the past six months ending
ON December 81, 1904. was read and
approved. Tho report shows that the
board has paid on $4,000 OF old indobt.
eduess since July 1. 1904. and n on.
iirely free from debts and has funds
enough on hand 30 meet ordinary run.
ming expenses during the winter when
The expenses are usually twice az
nigh az In summer aud the income
very much less owing 20 no cattle
shipments being made At that time
The secretary reports the Old records
In hls office IN such shape that Il was
absolutely necessary to have them
transferred 10 new and larger books,
which Is being done as rapidly a. pos.
g'blo. The brand hooks especially are
IN bad shape through overcrowding
and poor iudcxing. II will take sew.
eral months yet to get them tran.
serib9d and into some sort OF shape.
In view OF the fact that some criti.
ciams a. well ae hspersions upon the
board ana Governor OterO have been
made IN connection with the financial
Affairs OF the board. 4 courts a
searching investigation and desires
shat those who have made these
criticisms be given representation up.
on any Investigation committee that
the legislature may appoint or better
sim, be placed in charge Of the lnves.
tlgaion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

First-A ranger law. On this Quos'
ton there ia no chance tor debate, for
the events OF the past year have shown
that the range "a Oyerrun with stock
thieves and Other outlaws, Including
murdorers. from Arizona and Texas
Not only the stock interests, but every
other interest IN New Mexico would be
protected by ranger force.
me ranger bill will be introduced
by Mr.. Greer In the council. The
other bills WIN be introduced by other
members not yot decided upon.
Socoud,A measure % prevoai the
use OF a brand that Is not recorded.
AZ present there Is no penalty for
aslng an unreCordod brand Thieves
aud mavericks ara taking advantage Of
this continually.
1nlrd-An amendment 20 the law
passed Ia 1883 which provides that a
man peddiing beef must produce he
hide OF tho animal AZ time Of sale
upon demand OF any person who may
be interested. A the law nov stands
there is no penalty attached FOR fail.