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Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
MORE PROBING
OF INSURANCE
Brings Out Even Worse
Conditions Than Those
Before Exposed.
REAL ESTATE CARRIED ON
Books at About Half Of Cost
Price, and Entries
Changed.
REAL ESTATE CARRIED ON
NEPOTISM OF THE WORST KIND

New York, Oct. 5.-Wm Devlin,
real estate manager for the New
York Life Insurance company, today
resumed his testimony, which was in
terrupted last night by the adjourn
ment of the legislative committee in
vestigating the insurance business.
Devlin testified that the apartment
house at Park avenue and SiXty-sec-
ond street cost the New York Life
$1,009,S66 and it is carried on the com
pany's books at $450,00O. The loss he
said, was due to the administration
preceding Mccall. The Kansas City
Office building cost $1,901,7S1, is car.
ried on the books at $780, 900, and
its net income is 3.06 per cent on in
Vestment. The Omaha building cost
$1,245,641, is carried at $780, 900, and
pays a little under per cent. The
Minneapolis building cost $1,02S, 752
and pays 21a per cent; the st. Paul
building cost 1922, ,440 and pays less
than / per cent; the Montreal build
ing cost $S1S,329, pays about IA per
cent.
Devlin testified that the company
lost $129,035 on the Plaza hotel of this
city, which it constructed after TAX.
ing it over from the contractors who
failed. Deylin said that the real es-
tate of the company returned 4 per
cent in 1903 and in 1904 the return
fell to 81.
Cornelius G. White, auditor for the
New York Life, presented records OF
the account with Andrew Hamilton,
showing two entries of $4,000 each,
which were charged to taxes and
NewYork insurance" account, and the
latter one of these was transferred to
contingent expenses" account. White
said the latter account consisted OF
items that were paid the president to
reimburse him for what he paid out.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
ST. PETERSBURG MUNICIPALITY
REFUSES HONORS TO WITTE

his services at Portsmouth, wnich
were only redeeming sacrifice for
political mistakes in which he had
acquiesced, and which were responsi-
BILE for the war"
The first act Of the ministerial com
mittee, whose sessions were resumed
upon Count Whites return, is an i'm
portant concession on the language
question, permitting the commercial
schools of Wa saw, Riga and Reyal
to use the Polish or German language
in all studies except the Russian gram
mar, history and geography.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
MCCALL is VICIOUS
AND ALSO FACETIOUS

New York, Oct. 5.-"We will fight
it to the DEATH" said President Nc
Call of the New York Life Insur-
ance company. in regard to the reyo-
cation of it's license to do business in
Nevada. we can beat that order by
legal proceedings" When asked if
he proposed to resign, Mccall said:
Life insurance men never resign
thew die"
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05

st. Petersburg, Oct. 5.-A strong
sentiment against Count Witte deyel-
oped at the caucus of the st. Peters
burg municipality yesterday evening,
called to discuss their civic action in
recognition Of his services at Ports
mouth. Suggestions that a banquet
be given in his honor and that he be
presented with the freedom of the
city, or that addresses be made, were
all rejected, and a resolution was
adopted declaring that he is not wor-
thy Of any special honor because OF
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
VAULT is OPENED BUT
RECORDS ARE MISSING

This morning a safe expert was put
to work on the vault in the sheriff's
Office at the court house and after sew
eTal hours of work it was opened
without damaging the vault in any
way, the combination being worked,
When opened it was found that the Of
fetal records were missing, these hav-
ing been removed before the vault
was locked. 1t is not known just what
procedure will be taken to gain pos
session Of these much wanted rec
Ords.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
MISSOURI WILL FOLLOW
EXAMPLE OF NEVADA

jefferson City, Mo-, Oct. 5,-State
Insurance Superintendent Vandiver
has announced that unless President
Mccall and Vice President Perkins of
the New York Life Insurance cOmpa-
ny, resign their positions and repay
the money which he thinks has been
improperly diverted from the trust
fund for political purposes, he will
take steps to stop the company from
doing business in this state
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
ANOTHER DUPONT
POWDER MILL EXPLODES

Wilmington, Del, Oct. 5.-The force
of an explosion at the Dupont powder
works, just outside OF Wilmington,
this morning, was felt for twelve
miles around. No one was injured, as
the workmen had not reached the
works. One mill was demolished and
the houses in the vicinity were dam
aged.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
JERRY SIMPSON MAY
GET ABOUT ONCE MORE

Wichita, Kas., Oct. 5.--Ex-C Congress
man Jerry simpson spent another
good night at St. Francis hospital. DIR.
W. A. Minick issued the following bull
letin on his condition this morning:
"Mr. Simpson is feeling refreshed this
morning after a good nights rest
There is a good chance that he may
get 70 and o'lt-ef bed again Pros
poets are very good for his temporary
recovery"
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
BANK AT ALAMosA, COLO,
is SHORT $3.50 600,

Alamosa, Colo, Oct. 5.-The depos-
itors in Schiller Bros. bank, which
closed on Monday, expect to lose
practically all of the money they had
in the bank. Assignee Brickenstein
admitted that $4,000 went into a
doubtful mining venture at Idaho
Springs. 1t is said that about $780,
600 in deposits are missing.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
II Is Forwarded at Once
to Toxic, But is Still
Bitterly Opposed
BY LARGE PARTY IN JAPAN
German Day is Celebrated at
Charleston, 5. C.,
With EClat.
SPRINGFIELD BANK IS ROBBED

Toxic, Oct. 5.--M. Yamaza, director
of political affairs for the Japanese
foreign office. and H. W. Dennison,
adviser of the foreign office, arrived
at Yokohama today on the steamer
Dakota, bringing the peace treaty
signed at Portsmouth, September 5th,
and left Immediately for Toxic. They
arrived here this evening. Few peo-
pie met them at the railroad station,
which was guarded by military and
police.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
STEAMER GETS ON ROCKS
PASSENGERS ON DECK

Eureka. Cal, oct. 5.-A tug and a
life saving crew have gone to the as
sistance Of a steamer, believed to be
the ST. Paul. from San Francisco for
Portland. Oregon, which is on the
rocks below Point Gorda. Many pas
sengsrs can be seen on the decks
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
HAS
BIG MEMBERSHIP

FL Paso, Texas, Oct. 5.-With forty
eight charter members out of total
enrolment of 125 students, the Young
Mems Christian Association at the
New Mexico College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts, at Mesilla Park,
has made an encouraging beginning.
Reports received by General Secre-
tary Titus of FL Paso. from Mesilla
Park, show that the first weeks can
vass brought in nearly 40 per cent of
the entire number of students in the
college. Others are expected to join
the association soon.
The student association is holding
regular meetings and is planning a
season Of active work. Secretary
Titus will probably visit the college
from time to time, and he will re-
ceive frequent reports regarding the
condition of the organization.
Lead and Copper.
New York, Oct. 5.-Lead and cop
per, firm and unchanged.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
MorrIstOwn's Horse Show opens

Morristown, n. j., Oct. 5-The an
nual horse show under the auspices of
the Morristown Field club, composed
of a large number OF wealthy society
people residing in this vicinity, opens
here today. There are about fifty
classes this year considerably more
than in any previous year, and the
number of entries is larger than ever.
The list of prizes is also greater Ihan
in former years.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05

state commerce.
(b) The imposition of all neces-
sary requirements as to corporate or
ganization and management as con-
dition precedent to the grant of such
franchise or license.
(c) The requirement of such re-
ports and returns as may be desired
as a condition of the retention of such
franchise or license.
(d) The prohibition of all corpora
tions and corporate agencies from en-
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
Holding a Missionary Conference.

Atlanta Ca, Oct. 5.-The mission.
airy conference called by the executive
committee Of the local co-wOrkers of
the young peoples missionary move
ment met here this morning at the
Second Baptist church. The attend
ance is large and great benefit is ex-
pected from the conference, which
will last several days. One Of the
principal features of the conference
will be a model school for the training
Of those who wish 10 devote their ef-
forts TO missionary work.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
Lead and Copper.
RAILROAD MATTERS WHICH ARE
OF GREATER OR LESS INTEREST

600-horse power greater than that of
steam locomotives in present use.
The motors will be able to maintain
a speed of twenty-siX miles an hour In
local service, reaching a maximum
speed of forty-fve miles an hour be-
tween stations, and hauling 200 tons.
In express service, a speed Of from
sixty to seventy miles an hour can
be maintained with a train Weighing
$50 tons. For heavier loads two or
more locomotives can be coupled to-
gether and operated from the front
cab by one engineer.
WORK ON WESTERN PACIFIC
TO BEGIN IMMEDIATELY.
San Francisco, Oct. 5.-Western Pa
ciic officials have announced that
work on the new overland railroad
will be started between Oakland and
Oroville within the next ten days.
Construction firms are moving their
outfits into Feather River canon, and
will soon begin boring the Spring Gar
den tunnel, which Is TO be 7,400 feet
long They are also preparing 10 bore
a 6,OOO-foot tunnel at Beckwith pass
Il rs stated that the company mas
located the entire line between Oak
land and Salt Lake, and the work OF
securing the right Of way is proceed
ing rapidly
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
WRIT OF PROHIBITION
is GREATLY MODIFIED.

It now develops that the writ of
prohibition granted by Judge r. A.
Mann at AlamogordO, and directed to
Judge Ira A. Abbott as judge Of the
Second judicial district and Of tne
district court of Bernalillo county, to
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
ANTl-PEAcE PARTY WILL
NOW ATTACK CABINET

Toxic, Oct 5.--In passing the peace
treaty the privy council has clearly
impressed upon the anti-peace agita-
tors the impossibility of refusing to
ratify the treaty. Their energies now
will likely be concentrated in an at
tack on the cabinet. Any attempt to
suppress popular opinion may, it is
feared. give rise to acts of violence.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
ANOTHER REMEDY FOUND
FOR CURE OF CONSUMPTION

Paris, Oct. 5.-Prof Behrin, dis
coverer of the anti-diphtheria serum,
announces, according to Matin, that he
has found a cure for tuberculosis. He
says he will divulge the nature of his
cure next August.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
BANK SAFE BLOWN OPEN
AND FUNDS ARE TAKEN

Springfield, S. D., Oct. 5.-The safe
of the Bank of Springfield was blown
open last night. The robbers escaped
with S5,200.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
VETERANS CONTINUE
TO HOLD REUNION

Scranton, Pa, Oct. 5.-The surviv-
ing members of the One Hundred and
FoTty-third regiment Pennsylvania
Volunteers met this morning at Grand
Army Memorial hall, corner of Penn
avenue and Linden street, for their
annual reunion. Only a short busi-
ness meeting was held, which was
followed by dinner, which was served
by the ladies of the local Grand Army
posts. There will be a rally in the
afternoon and a big camp fire with
addresses, music and singing in the
evening. The attendance is very large
and many of the survivors of the reg
iment are accompanied by their wives
and families.
Fairmont. W Va, Oct. 5.-This
town is full Of old soldiers today, who
have come here TO attend the annual
reunion of Maulsbys battery cOmpa-
ny F. of the Twelfth West Virginia
volunteer infantry, and the encamp-
ment of the local Grand rmy posts.
The reunions and encampment will
last two days and the visitors will be
royalty entertained.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05
WILL CHANGE FROM
STEAM TO ECTRIi

w Ill SElNNSG hOW
STEAM TO ELECTRICITY.
New York, Oct. 5.-The New York,
New Haven & Hartford railroad is
making preparations for changing the
motive power on some or all Of its
lines from steam to electricity. An
order for twenty-five electric locomo-
lives has been placed with the West.
inghouse Electric and Machine com
pany by the railroad company. These
locomotives will be driven by an al
.ternating current, single phase, which
is said TO be the most economical ap-
plication of electrical power yet made.
Eacn locomotive is to weigh seventy
eight tons and Is to be equipped with
four motors, each Of 400-horse power,
making a total Of 16,000-horse power
for each locomotive. This is about
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-05

Chicago, Oct. 5.-Two hundred
swltchmen employed by the Grand
Trunk railway between Chicago and
the Canadian border, may be called
out on a strike within twenty-four
hours, according 10 Grand Master
Hawley Of the Switchmens' Union Of
America, who came to Chicago yes
terday in the hope Of negotiating with
the heads of the Grand Trunk system
for a settlement Of the strike in the
local yards.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Scnte Nbenb,
~ a r III 0 II | G."
Sfat. Spmrmier.
6reit0a, Den 3. Tebrnar,
ga

8eood)t ten Scr IngcitcIl-
en-. Den NngeiteQten Der Sirn1o
@ebrilocr &iie, an ser 3eit-8 opette.
itroBe, un9efGbr 5000 al Der 3nhl,
lpiiroe geltern cine ongenebme lleber.
roldlitg SIT Sbeil. Seot Der meibli.
den Ntgcltelltcn erbielt cine Sd)ud)
tel poll Der beiten Won-9ons iiber-
reid)t mGbreto oen Wdnnern ein
3tner leroirt iuurbe. Die SeronloI=
lung 3it Der @eifeerung mar oicSSer.
mdblilna bon Grl. gmilie Wile, Cod,
ter bon Srn. geo Senrp Wtie, nit
Srn. GapiO Speper BON Nelu-Oorf.
grGnoe. Sn Dem Seller utter
Srn. MoieS 20mentbol'S aubell, Nr,
1888, @eit.9 aItinlcre.S trabe., ent.
tam dt'tern Mnr0en onf rnbeinmntc
ssrile @eiler, mcfhes aIiialidcr Mciic
I'M 0einfe aeloidt lpuree.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03

Gin 90 uiiter in Salt. -
SEQ @beot, ein betonutcr WllIifer,
iicbt III Der mittlereu Stotioll belltc
ciuenl 8erborc ollf Die ACKNOWLEDGING
entgeocn Srn. Samuel Booming, Nr.
73O, Oit.Breitou. StroBc, obne llrins
DIE t6Gtlid) onqc0riifcn 3l bobcn. Die
Rcnlpclei trllg iid) g~citcrn Morgcn an
Der gdc bon Charles. mn0 2%erington.
Strobe SIT. @beot, Elm idlon 63 Sabre
alter Wann, nit breitenl Sdloppbilt
oltf ocnl &opfc illo rotber NeIfe i'm
&nopflod) un0 gerntg SpiritltS I'M
&opfe, ficl Srn. 9otplng ~le0enfals
oilrd) feline gri6einln9 olli. Sestcrer
orebte iid) mebrere Mtalc nod) ibnt
nm, ipoS oent alten Sol0nten ans
Der Gouiooerirten Irntcc liht gcfieL,
ocnn er id)litg Den Ncltglerigen goll5
geluoltia oltf oell 9opf. Sn Der mitt.
lcren Stotion crfl6rte geItern &crr
8bcot, oob. CT eiii Stlloien9e1oIie oeS
cltgltiAcn Gomponiltcn Sin SuIiuan
gclueiclt lei itno ollberoem ollf Dem
2cip5iger Gonierpatorinm ltltoirt ba4
be. Gr CAB I'M 8%pnlnoiiilm Der Sto-
tion cine mlriifaIiid)e Motince, Ole
Don lcillem &0nnen Elm gl0njel0eS
3el9nib able0tc.
9ie Com pognie g" bottt
1eitern @oIotog. Ser &unonengiebcr
IualIit &oiefe ~feierte ieinen rs. INTO
Der iiin9itc Tetrilt, Sorrp HimboGh.
Sobn bon Srr. Scnrp Himbodl bon
9tr, GOT 6eoerid- glpenlte, ben 10. De.
burtStog. @r, Ioicfc erhiclt BON Der
Gompaatie ~" cinen prod)tpnllcn
9lumenltrallB, nn0 er %repond)irte
iidl, inoem CT elm SGBden eblen Ger.
I~tenioiteS alflegtc. IIs ct Iberb@
nad) ieincr @obnung, Gr. 2l2, Siio.
Greteritrnbe, fam, mor er rid)t iuenig
iiberraid)t, ooielbit Die 8cidelfe III
ioldler Moiie nifgeitapelt 81 finocn.
bob er lid) nit einer Sdnneeid)oiicl
Den 8eg 81 ieinein Sdlni5immer
bobnen mltBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
4ncrfeuuunQ pom NUS

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DIETER, N D., iagt in cincm @riefc,
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tene %2[uSfitnft iiber oeli Nitfbou Ser
Staot mlaipridt: sd grotlIire Der
Stoot iiir fire mltbigc 6ortitritt,
Iifteit." @r. Robinion bat mebrcre
0ertc iiber mtni5ipale 2tn9eIe9enbcis
ten Qcihriebeh mo er gcoentt, ben
6ortitritt Der Sto0t Ieit Dem 8ranoe
gum Begeuitonoe cineS &ortrogeS in
Der Gonpcntion Der DNrhitcttcn.2igo
BON Iplcrito" 5lt madcu.
g dncefreie 5troBcu Der
... langt.
&n Der 1eitriaen Sibutg Scr Sc
b0r0c iiir ofientlide Sihcrbcit be.
tlogtcu ii6 Die $50. Sail, @rGIioent
Der Gellerbcboroc, uno @ilis, GrG.
ii0cnt Der 9oli5eibe5or0c, ooB Nppus
rotc, reip. 8otrotpo0cn ibrer 0cpor.
tcnlent3 Olrd) Den id)ouoer6oiten 81.
Itmho ser StroBen gum llmmerien &c
tommen luio bcid)Goigt lporoclt limo,
@ci Dem l%tmtippcn 0cS EutroImogcu5
Der noro0itIi6cn Citation mltroen Dor
eintgcn So9cn ouBer0Cm mebrcrc
GoIi3iltcn pcrIeBt. Die 9c60r0e er.
iud)tc 0uber Den observation-disclosures.
GommiII0r, icin M0qlifitcS Sur 9tui
bciicrlnA oc2 3lrltonoeS Der StraBen
81 tbltn.
llnfnIl i'm Hutb bnu C..
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Hotbbouic, pcrbrii6tc iid) ont Mitt.
nod 9lbeno Die rebte &ano mo oo@
Iinfe @onoqelenf. Die @Io8r0brc ct
mes @aiiermeiicrS IN cirlenl Ser sci
iel I'M Nntbbonic 3crborir uu0 III lei
uem @cmiibcnL oa2 belize MoIicr ob-
5tItclcll, crlitt acribop sic Mln0cn.
Gr lit nlf cini1c Gage 0%icnIhtnf0biN
gcnlod)t.
Grit e TobrcS. GonpCutiou
in 1905.
Ger 0iuDor nobm 1cItcrn Die Gin
looung an, iid) an ser eritcn SiBung
ser Convention ser oNotionaI Yof.
ing 9or ono Sbud Mfg." ont t..
WGr5 i'm y8clpeoere 0otel" 81 be
tbciligcn rno ocriprnd), Den Gelc9o.
ten 81 oericlben 0nS GiSboot 80
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mad annapolis sur &criiigrutG ST
itcllen. 81 ibren Gbrcn ucrbcn Die
aooetten Der Wforilte Ntaoemie ein
@rer5ieren pe%ronitaltcn. Die Gon
p%cttion i6lieBt ON 8. M}dr5.
g ott5en.
9uS Sinan5 Gomite miro bellte
3 llbr cine Sibung im
9iircalt bes WoporS bnltct ltno ben
@crid)t oc5 Gyetutip Gomitc'S emit
qegen ncbnlen, Der it'd NIT Dem 81.
lton5pIon iiir bic orei 2lnlcibcn be
id)Giti9en miro.
Die Sibutg ser 0ireftoreu beS
n&oltie Of Hefugc" iono grItern ne.
gen arantbeit oeS Sefret1r5 Muil.
rice 2%aupbeimer niht ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03

2uomig'S ang d) Ell 6 II t.
fiibrer IN $ t. - Gomoro De
pine, q Sabre alt, Der iid) fir Den
Neenten zines Wotroien=Seuerbil-
renils ousgiebt. mliroe geltern @od-
mittog bonn Hunoeicrgeantcn Strott
llno Dem Gergeonten Glineicltcr pom
mittleren 9iitrift llllb Yoli5iit Sig
gins pom oitfid)en Giitrift inter Der
gniduloioun0 perboftet, cine goIoenc
llbr i'm Mertbe bon $45 uno Ileioer
bon Dem 1S.jdbrigen Grnit Sunluig
BON Rittston, Ba., a~eitoblelt ST. boben,
Ser mebrere Monote oiif einem Ans
fternboptc aili Der G1eiopedfesSo i'll
tbotiadJIid)er Stlnoeret geboIten nor
ben iein ioil. GerlLGorrciponoent"
brad)te am 0pnneritag ei1en ans
iiibrlid)en 9crid)t iiber ben ennpcren'
ben Soil. Eoli5eirihter 0ronnon
iibertpics 9epine benz @eridtsperfob-
rem, o6gleid er Die ibm SIR 2ait &C.
Iegte Chat auf's G%niifieoenlte be-
itritt. Gle 0erbaftlne oeS Wannes
mas oaS Meiultat eines 9iunogaiiges,
oen bic YoIi3iiten NIT Dem jnngen
Nfannc an Der @oiieffronte madjien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03

Sic Eoote ioentift6irt.
- Die 6roit, luelde Mittlpod 9fadls
rnittog nm 3 llbr III belinnun9sloienl
,3uItunbe Dor Dem Saule Nr. POS,
Observation-Disclosures, alifgefrnben lpur-
De mo fur5e Belt oorouf I'M vStnot-
Soipitol" Itorb, lit geltern ais 2olttlo
Sorrigaa, Ger. 800, Siio-Springitr9
ioentifi5irt ipor0en. Coroner Sopoen
61It einen Snqlleit iiir nidt n0tbig.
8aroiual @ibbons reiIte
geitern nod @oibington, UNI naberc
Gin5elnbeiten iiber bic ~abiuroen Be
Id)ulpigungen gcgen Die fatboliid)e
Stride at unteriitd)eit. Sn ben Gepe-
ld)en miro gennci0et, onB 9r. @baS.
5. 9onoporte elmer Der WfGnlcr ae=
meiell iei, meld)er Die Yngelegcnbeit
hts Gelciie Gebrod)t babe. Sr. 90
naporte lofte oa5l, mo iuer i'm nj.
ber fennt, miro cS Ihm germ gloubeit,
bob er llrind)e gum 2oden bat. Sr.
gonaportc iiigte binsrL bob er nit
feinen Der III Der Sad)e eripd6nten
Terioilen iennaIs etlpos sit tbltil ge.
bnbt babe mo ieoer Belt bereit lei,
Dor hent Senotslgomitc feline Nniid,.
ten 81 onBcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
207,S83 246,4 61 3t2,S5G

Observation-Disclosures gcorOnet, mar Der
9eillh in Den g1oern, einihlicBlif
ser ShpimmbGOer, nic folgt; ISL.
SAB Wdnner, 1920 6raltcn, 73,0OS
anobcn mo 1898 MGohen.
Die l~tnfo'ten ip1breno oe8 SabreS
b~eIiefen iif ouf $t7tS9.66, unb
5lpor fiir Sol6rc $t0,573.31, Iil8.
oa6en %$66t6.35; oobon mllr0en ais
GintrittSgeIOer be5obIt $75l1.41, 10
Dab lid ole Netto . llnfoltcn ulri
$96l8.25 ODER .031 Sent pro 9ao
bclauien.
Sn 8erbinorng biermit miro be.
rid)tct, oob mGbreno beS Sebrltar-
6ererS 1861 Mili5iolootcn Ole B0bcr
beiud)tell.
Die Gommiiiion beiiiriportct nidt,
oic 9Goer f~oItenirei sur 8erfiigung
5t iteQen, oo bic Nnitalten idon lett
5n ibrcr po1en &apn5itGt aeiiiQt limo
uno 0ie @ebilbr BON , Gents fir Grs
mudienc rulo 1 Sent fir Sinoer &C.
ring genli9 lit uno ourd oieielbe aste-
mono Don Der 9enlblng oer'clbcn
o~baebalten miro.
0os niSidlieBlid fir geeger be
Ittltnnte 9oo Nr. 3 an Irgple-M uenle
miro I'M 9otlie 0eS SonrnlerS pellen=
oct meroen. Die Gommiliion en-.
piieblt oie @rrid)tlng zines SrcibnoeS
an Sens |oint, 100 picle altlnooiIdc
S1llicr o6ne 9%ooelponnen ltrbcn.
0cm Gnoc ibrcr Irbeit
nabc.
Gie Ietten StrobcllplGnc uno Bit
der, nit Nlisnabnlc Der bon Eratt.
Strobe mo oen nclten 0ods, limo &C
Itern BON Scr 8ranooiltriftS GpE
MILTON oil oen Stoot g Negiitrotor
obeelieiert moroen. SIS maren Ole
fir ole Grmeiterut9 bon GborleS-
StroBe; Die 9rlttofoiten bieier Ser.
beiierrng maren $3O6,S4t.95 sic
@ertberb6bungen $t02,27i uno Die
llnfoiten $S273.57.
Die Gommiiiion miro nun i1rc
arGitc Der Sertigitellllng Scr Glane
fir Die YrattltroBe unb Die neltell
0odS piomen. Die Grmeiteritng Der
2iqbt., bon Yrott- bis See Strobe,
ltlo Der 9urdbrild) Der GoItofiice-
Npente, bon @ater- bis Sombaro-
StroBe, miiiien ruben, bis Der Mopor
unlo Stabtratb Die notbiaen Geroros
ntitgen paiiirt boben.
Der Sol5bof Der 6irrno SeiIc &
Drums an Der Mil-, Goncoro. ut0
9onlp : StroBe iunrbc geltern oltrd)
Srn. ". 9. Gippett fir Die Stoot &c.
fault. Or lit iiir ben 9ier Nr. ) be-
notbigt, uno $4,000 ipl,rben fir sic
bier Grunoitildc Nr. 224 mo 226.
Speor's @erite, 9r. POP, Eotterion-
8etfte, uno Nr. 400. Sit.Vratt.
SirnBe, BON Srn. Maurice Greaorp
gefanit, be3abtt.