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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-12
CLOSED FOR GOOD
Criterion Restaurant in Montpelier I'M
der Bascomb Bros

Bascomb Bros, proprietors Of the
Criterion restaurant In Montpelier. am
nounced today that no more meals would
be served from that place under their
management, because Of attachments
which had been placed on them BY cred
itors The attachments were put on last
evening. The restaurant was closed for
q day about d week ago, but the serving
Of meals was resumed. This last action
Is fnal according to the proprietors.
The business was not sufficiently large
to warrant the continuing Of tile bust
ness, and they decided that they had
put in all the money they cared to risk.
They declared that their creditors had
been friendly
The Baseombs are undecided as to
what they will do, but it was stated that
some member Of the firm would remain
in Montpelier until matters were straight
ened out
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-12
FATAL FIRE
FOR THEM
William Thompson and Mrs
Lydia ThurStOn.
AT CENTER 0SSIPEE, N. H.
Burned to Death Today in the Summer
Home Of the Former-cause of
the Fire Has Not Been
Ascertained.

Center Ossipee, NJ H.,-sept. 12.-The
summer home Of William Thompson at
Harmony Grove was destroyed by fire
this morning and two persons were burn
ed to death. How the fire originated
has not been ascertained. The dead:
William Thompson.
Mrs. Lydia Thurston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-12
OPENING OF GODDARD.
win Be Large Enrolment for Fall Term
Of School

Goddard seminary opened its doors
for the fall term of school this morning.
Although the registrations are not all
in enough scholars have arrived to in
sure a very large attendance. The ac-
eommodations in the main building and
the Thompson Memorial will be taxed.
in spite Of the fact that additional
rooms were fitted up in the larger build
ing UP to last evening Principal HoI-
lister had heard from as boys who were
desirous Of entering the institution, and
the number OF girls was considerably
larger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-12
FATALITIES ON THE WIRE.
One Dead and Another VIII Die, Result
Of Live Wire Accident.

Waterbury, Conn, Sept. 12.-On man
was eleetrocuted, another is dying at
the hospital and a third is seriously burn
ed as the result of live wire accident
at the seoville Manufacturing companyss
works here today. The dead man is
Joseph Ring, teamster employed BY the
company Edward Sauna Is fatally
hurt, nd John Ross, an electrician, is
seriously burned.
The accident was caused BY the cross
ing Of telephone and an electric light
wire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-12
IS MEN TO ENTER.
Norwich University win Have a Big
Enrolment

Ncrthtield, Sept. l2.-The entrance
examinations at Norwich University
took place yesterday. There are IS en-
on the rolls for entering, the laraest
number IN many years. The sumaier
school, which has been in session for
the past month for the three upper
classes, closed Monday. The regular
fall session Of the college opened to.
day
Prof. Adrian Scott Of Blackstone.
Mass, recently elected as professor.
arrived in town on Monday He viii
occupy Mrs. Lines house on 1easral
street
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-12
ATTEMPT AGAIN FAILS.
Burgess Went Only Six Miles in Attempt
to Swim Channel.

Dover, Eng, Sept, IL. The latest att
tempt Of Burgess to swim the English
Channel met with failure. Burgess start
ed last night, but after completing six
miles at 2.46 this morning he was taken
with a cramp and seasickness, and was
Obliged to abandon the struggle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-12
DEATH OF STOWE MAN.
Allen c. Smith Died at Burlington Hos
pital.


Stowe, Sept. 12.-Allen c. Smith died
yesterday morning at the Mary fletcher
hospital in Burlington at the age Of 47
years. He was injured some time ago
while working in box factory in Mos
COW. He had always been a resident Of
this town nd was the son Of Abel and
Nancy Smith. His first wife was Miss
Addie Moody, who died ten years ago
He then married Miss Hattie Crossfield
who survives him. He is survived By
two brothers, O. A Smith Of Norris
vile, and A. 9. Smith Of this town, two
sisters, Miss L. Smith Of Stowe, and Mrs.
Fred Clement of New Hampshire. He
also leaves four children, the Misses
Agnes, Clara and Alice and John. The
body viii be brought to this village to-
day and the funeral will be held tomor-
row afternoon at two o'clock from his
late home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-12
LEE THIs AFTERNOON.
M. witte OF for Home Baron Komura
Still III.

New York, Sept. I'm. Witte, the
Russian peace envoy, with his entire
suite, sailed at three o'clock this after
noon for home.
Baron KomUra is still confined to his
apartments at the Waldorf Astoria, and
it is uncertain that he will be able
to start for the West on Thursday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-12
CABINETS PETITION.
Mikado Advises Ministers to Retain
Their Posts.

Toxic, Sept. 12fn accordance with
established usages, the cabinet minis
ters have presented an official state
ment to the mikado, explaining the me-
cessity of instituting martial law at
the capital and at the same time asking
the imperial judgment as to whether
they should remain in Office or retire.
The emperor's reply, which was made
yesterday, advises them to retain their
respective posts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-12
TRIED TO ESCAPE.
Prisoner Gave Burlington Officer
Chase.

White River Junction, Sept. IA
prisoner named Mcclellan escaped yes
terday from Officer Watson while being
taken to the State prison from Burling-
ton. Officer Watson and his prisoner
were waiting for train when Mcclellan
skipped He was handcutfed and being
thus impeded was soon recaptured He
was taken BY the next train to Windsor
and lodged in prison,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-12
GOVERNORS START.
Gubernatorial Officials on Their way to
New England.

Charlotte, n. G., Sept 11.-Coyernor
II. B. Glenn Of North Carolina, left
Raleigh last night in a private car over
the Seaboard Air Line railroad for a
two weeks tour Of the New England
states. He will be joined BY Gov. A. B.
White Of West Virginia. Their itinerary
includes Concord, N. HI, St. Johnsbury,
VI, Wateryille, Me, and number Of
other places The governors will deliver
a number Of addresses at New England
fall fairs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-12
BURLINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Total Enrolment Yesterday Was aero
Children.

Burlington, Sept. lathe opening Of
the public schools Of the city yesterday
brought to the school buildings total
Of 2,270 children, which is a gain Of
101 pupils over the registration for
the first day Of school last year. The
opening Of the schools was under most
favorable and pleasant circumstances in
every case and the gain of over hum
dred pupils in the registration is en-
couraging.
In spite Of the total gain, there were
several schools which showed a falling
of in attendance yesterday in COMPARE
son with last year on the opening day.
Only 313 pupils registered at the high
school, which i a loss of As.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-12
PRINCE AssAssINATED.
Desperate Spirit Of Tartars shown-A
Band Blown OF Pieces.

Tiais, Sept. -. Prince Tsitsianoif,
a landed proprietor, was assassinated
yesterday at Gori, 80 miles from Titlis.
The following incident, showing the
desperate spirit displayed by the Tar
tars, is reported from Baku.
A band Of Tartars barricaded them
selves in the house of rich Mussul-
man and fred from the windows on a
patrol officer who summoned them to
surrender. The Tartars replied to the
summons with another volley, and con
tinued firing while the artillery was
brought up. The artillery laid the house
in ruins, the Tartars perishing to a
man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-12
DON'T ACCUSE ANARCHISTS.
Montpelier Socialists Say They Do Not
Know.

The Montpelier Socialists state, in
connection with the blowing up Of their
dancing pavilion on the Mortified Hill in
Montpelier Friday night, that they do
not accuse the Italian Anarchists Of be-
ing the ones who did the job. They don't
say who they think was responsible for
the act.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-12
A SLOW TOWN
Alburgh Has Not Yet Filed Its Grand
List Report.

The noteriety Of being the last town
in the state Of Vermont to file its grand
list report with the secretary of state
is Alburgh, and that town has not come
to the scratch up to this time. The law
states that the grand list reports shall
be filed by July L Last year the town
of Jay had the distinction, but the sec
retary Of state was inclined to overlook
tha matter as the official involved died.
In the case Of Alburgh there Is no rea-
son known why the report is not in.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-12
WORK AT A STANDsTILL.
Job Printers at Syracuse, N. X Out
on Strike.

Syracuse, n. ", Sept 10. The job
printers here are on strike, and work
is at a standstill. The agreement sub
mitted by the printers has not yet been
signed BIZ their employers.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rBr cgLnaRAPH TO THE ThLHgAL.I 7,

M rELEGRAPH 10 THE IAI5V-'I'l
o,..a Feb l-Whent lost all hrmness near
- od today and closed weak at &c decline. me
,-lncipal feature OF tic speculative business was
not IN the wheat pit. however DuI ~ oo-H a..
% I..,I hears. who found there better held for
ne exploitation OF their views than they hao IN
.tf which recently has been too hard Tor pears
80 break by a frontal attack The hahA move
nept by way of the coarse grams was I19. aaa,,ea
- er MAY and July oats &c. Provisions also had
+esk time ard left off at l2lEc loss IN pork loc
ia lard and SC in ribs.
wheat opened quietly. but firm at shade over
the closing figures Of ihe previous Gay SDi
~. -tate v,ere not encouraging to bulls. as the
-,,r,ber Of cars at Minneapolis and Duluth was
"a compared with only ls5 the similar day last
,esr Later stin weakness in the meantime having
become quite pronounced in the corn ana oats mar
49, sarIsh sentiment had free field for its ex-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
Surrogates Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF County az
New S hsrsby given all persons h4vtnx
claims against Edward A Newell. Of county q
York. deceased. present The youchsrs
thereof subscriber. place Ir4nsactlnx
business viz. Oface of Robinson. ard Ma
70 Wall Street In ths CITY % New IOrk. nsso<s
the 10Th day 0f March next
Dated New YOrs SetA asy % AvSuSt ieoA
ELIZA n NEWELL. Execuerfx
ROBINSON. BIpDI-E WARD. Attorneys Executrix.
No 80 wall street sOEsaxh Manhattan. city of
Ysrk
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02

A pVERTISENESTS subscriptions Tor The rrfnuns
"A rscsivsd their Uplown once.
40. L8es BROADWAY.
viii rsssised the follo~az oranaA
orees At regular once until o'eoek p ~ vAi
z5S s;h-sys e3e-st. Is3 srh-avs I3-h-sss
90 East Isfh-.t: 2ST West cast. between Tn arc
i25th-sts lass scaEs est~sen sSla Aa
7Ith sta leeS Sd-ave Glss-sts L7os tsrass
soth-st: i57 East ie5,h-s T5a Trsont-avas doo sa-
ava. Gear slst-st.g as sd-avs: Cd cnrssspAsr-ss
Brooklyn n. "a court-ss.t sis cosrs-ss-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
Limited Copartnership Notices.
Won HOFFMAN, & COMPANY.

WHEREAS As The General PsrtSsrshlg her.sosors
istins snder The hrm name q l. von HOrmann Com
T .1s,r. NJ Gsses
dscontin9e rs susiness within ssia STATE ana
be ednRaea y The he ssf.rs sf IN a sas 9ass sns s
m s b. sd ss aSs @sss e N. r.
Sow. THEREFORE, We. WILLIAM MEsTENs:
FER WoSD S & ehG whose resds9Ss s Is = me vnsss
ss1 and H e K 4i 3 SSo.s sf
the Borough OF Brooklyn IN the Sy and Sssss q Nsw
c Sss and fdse sss. ns s n s 5f Pg H 8 R R 2ns IN ns se
residence the CITY Of London sngland sg.cia part
e ess g9 hereby esrS PuTs"sn1 s We 70 are re @ person I'm
tending as such Ee1sca and ,psciai psFineTs reS s
under the said ari name Of I yon HOFFMAN, COM.
Dated December 5th 1904.
Signed. sealed and delivered n the presence Of
Wsf.TFFs woOn. JF. (sesD
ULR1cR PAI.MEDo. tseaD
[ Gts E. R1PE1ELs cseag -, TT-,.s
AS 70 William MeFteas. j. Walter Wood. JF'' ana o'h
w1;I EDWIN F: CORY ,.
vi5o SSMgEoS GSssgI General u s. A. London England
wl,Sess Eesk a 10 ; vd E5rnn LONDON
RsI55sia HESRT ~ tcAeHaRp; Et.h:. T;,v :, p,,,,
c O. ls oth Gag I9o = 9Ffss sT Ts s hsy fss
deR1 in CITY q Pqris personally IN sad & CITY
and Known ton 70 me a9PFs4Ss % ~ +. # @ sas
VINO executed The within and foregoing tnstFuien'' ~
IN wITNEss wflEFEoF' ! have hercunto get my
hand and affixed my Office. az said city OF FaS'
the day and year last aforesaid r,,,,,,y rAcHsRp.
- CseaD Commissioners for the state Of Rev foaN; g:
HEEEsr M fSrs cERTTFY THY q hat sse HESRY cAcHRD Of
City Of Paris and Republic OF Ersnes was az he ''s
tbe state New YORK duly autho1sa take the gT0St e.
and acknowledgment Of deeds and other
and arnations: certify to the existence ana CT
rectness of any cory psten record or other
cusiody ~Sen certised secordng 10 the N IN
such Foreign State County, as Is specihed "a .,a
tihcate and that Commissioner was al tae I'm,
and that have compared the SIGNATURE or tne sac in
strurent With the sig1ature OF such Commissioners de-
posted IN this ofce also compared ne m
preston OF the afxed such certificate VIZ 80
in this oflce verify behave TIE signature ana m
preston of the seal to the said certificate 20 ne ssnne
taFy OF CITY OF Albany this third dsy OF
January. In the year Thousand nine hunaSsa an N ~
(ssaD Second Deputy Secretary Of Ststs
United States Consulate General IA the City OF LONDON
Kingdom Of Great Britain end Ireland s.:
On iris 18Th day OF December, 1908, before me- -
Sea II ssd CIty Of london personality came in said
city LOUIS EDWARD RAPHATL. q ne psrsonauxs p9as
known ana known to the navihu'l descTiose
in and who executed the foregoing instrument
and acknowledge that he executed ne same nv, hs,s
and af!ed the seal dt .sd Untsd states Consulate Cen
eral said City Of London the day and wear as
said. H. CLAY EVANS
Of the States Of America at Lon
| state Of New York County Of New York: ss;
on this II peeen5er ieot hsf9Te z ne V R
%COT TTr,-ToF and t7J.RTCH PAI,SEDO to me sever
ally personally known and known 10 me TO oe oIng ns
yidua dsscrSfd RIB i IN tbs1 fsG .veuiv wSe senowless
nc @c.eh Notary Public New York County
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
RFDENrPTIoN OF
REDEMPTION OF
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY CON-
PANY sINE1NG FUND BONDS OF 1879.
TIME FOTI LOWING NJTNIRFRED RONDS OF

REDEMPTION OF
Ohit9S0 s q NofSIH-M ESSTERS RAtdWAS IN ,o CUM
VNHE FOLLOWING NUMBERED BONDS OF
the above issue, both Six and Five per cents, have
been for the Sinking Fund of 1904. in conformity
VIII the m9rtgage and vii be TeTeemed 9y IIiE M %
William Street New York at I05 accrued interest
February 1s 1905. upon surrender OF the bonds IN
will and after that date tfeg-
stered bonds require 70 be assigned on deyery ooo
Registered bonds in denominations Of $1,000 ana SIOOO
drawn part for redemption by numbers represent
Sl0C0 each must be surrendered, and new regstsIe
bonds bearing 1904 will be given
portion thereof:
6Ts COUPON BONDS, 81 600 EACH oo,,
Nos Sc. 1872 475 7s6, 1888, 1888. 2o02 PIT 2I 2
2239. 232S, 2G4T, eS21 1885, 342S' SI4S $780, 4o44'
e. CE,) REGISTERED BONDS. 81 900 EACH
Nos O53I OeO5 0927. 1014, 300. l22l i2s9 d6s
1921 1919. 174S. I799 1923 1872 2o59. 2S45. 1891
go Cb5 REGISTERED BONDS 50 600 EAca-DR4Aa7WZ3N
~ PART.-EACH NUMBER DRAWN REPRE-
Nos o6e7 ois7 S2i5 o2s5 o817 Oaa4 Oa5s Oa72
g., cc9 %alR lRREG1srrRED BONDS. $4,000 EAcH.-DRAwN
N PART.-EACH NUMBER DRAWN REPRE-
Nos 6415 GS1f 6S2a o54o o54o O571 o57s o5so e5si
OIL O77O os36 0s41 0934. o945. o951. OlVo2 O4Oo4
0i0'i 81 2-G91 C'5I7P0N' BONDS. $1,000 EACH. .oo.
Nos Os23 0443 O467 O4ss 05I2 o6s0 l36s aSG9 i49a
4234, 7240 45c4 4676 47O7. 1921, 5474' $685. 5e49
5SS ds1 RhGIsTERED BONDS. 81 900 Each 51oo ao,z
49, 9i09' oII7' 2194 22i9 22S2, 1928. .x,->,
5c, m REGISTERED BONDS 900 EACH-DrSaT
IL PART.-EACH NUMBER DRAWN REFf'h1
Nos o142 O3l1. O877. - ooo o1y I'D WV
5e iC1 REGISTERED BONDS. $1,000 EACa-BESa1W.S
~ PART:-EACH NUMBER DRAWN
No. All 037 67S Oseo oss7 o9o6 o119i o11os
VIZ :S oS'-' H.(57fi WESTERN RAILWAY con-
PANY by s. o HOWE, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK. sUPREAlR CoURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
Of New York-The New York Life Insurancs ana
Company. Plaintiff against Isaac Polstaia
others. DefsnGantS.-ln pursuance Of JuGscent q
Foreclosure sale duly made and entered IN tbs above
action. bearing date the 4th day OF
1905 the undersigned the Referee IN said tudgnsnt
named will sell Public Auction the New Y0rk Real
Estate Salesroom. i61 Broadway In tbs et
Hanhetta City OF York the Tth day Of February
1895 u o'cock that day Joseph P. Day,
Auctioneer the premises directed BY said Judgment bs
sold. and therein described follows All that
lot piece parcel with the sory spAr.ns
thereon Including fixtures situate
and being In the Borough Of Manhattan City os New
York bounded and described follows wit Beginning
point formed oy the intersection of the SouthsFY
Seventeenth Street with the Easerly side 0f LY
ngs0n Place. running thence Eastry along the Soathsry
Seventeenth Street hundred ard fsss
q2oO; thence southeriy and parsnsl WITH Lsvtnsstoa
nfthree feet S} thence Westerly ans parallel
with Seventeenth Street one hundred and twenty fsss
Q2OO TO the ESstery side OF vingst0n Place and encs
Northerly along the Eastery side Of Livingston Place
nfty-thrss feet (63) the point pacs OF beginning
Said premises being known Stuyvesant APsrtmsnt
E3ouse and ny tho Street Number sevenEssn D Living
Eton Place.
Dated New York. January f4rh. 1905.
EDWIN A. WATSON, Rafsrsa
EMMETT & ROBINSON, Attorneys for Plaintiff
Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
foiiOwfrS > a property a. 4
described above the street number being II L4gtngson
Places
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
Nth Street

The approx1ae Of the lien chargs 60 sastsy
witch alb ts3vs-Scscrfoed 70 sold 10
sea 400 with thereon from ths i6th cay of
with and slloWa1cs
irg Ia s&e2 "a with 9th day January
igS Together % the APPROX
uate amount taxes assessments othes liens. which
~ ALE purcf OF the purchase
money on psA sy the Referss S. T8s IS interest
Dated New York January t4th. 1905.
EDWIN a WATSON. PeterAA
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02

preston. while the acute stage OF the selling OF
the coarse grains was being experienced May
closed 81 I61kQS 6A after selling as high as 81 l1A
and as low as 81 16s. July closed at the low price
of the day s5c. The highest was sel5c.
The market IN corn suffered In price from heavy
unloading Of one or two considerable lines accuru-
lated around prevailing prices That gave the scalp
res an opportunity and they seld vigorously in an
ticination Of the decline that followed Trade was
large and active for about two hours while the
price was being pared down Local receipts were
I61 cars and the estimate for tomorrow was ~
Seaboard clearances amounted TO l33o.000 bushels
Shipments from Chicago were 49CgJ- May sold
from 45ke down 445c, closing at 443sc44stc The
highest for July was 45tsc. the lowest 4olsc; the
close was 451scq bl<c
More Interest manifested In the oats market
than has been in evidence for months. the selling
fer about hours being very heavy. Prices
started down after the start and continued 10
decline. 4,
light receipts Receipts We're 10 cars. OF which ~
cars were contract. Shipments were 5000 busns!s'
Estimate OF to-morr0Ws s inspection 63 cars. Inc
market continued weak to the close. May resting
nd 3glk630Ac selling 30Isc just before the close
The highest was 31&c. July closed at the pottoul
The provision market was repetition OF yesterday
Good buying by commission houses and Cudahy
Packing Company caused a strong opening. ana
prices showed a considerable advance over tne
previous close Later John Cudahy brokers SOLO
both lard and ribs freely and the break roioWeGd G
CSl2 92z. May lard sold from 81 oZ&9S6 ~ eiad Re
acted to 81 9715Gy7. May ribs sold from % sezo We
off 10 SC s7lb Hog receipts were SzVV mead anu
prices at the yards were strong.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
raee B per c.nt hond. hnn iona. reh-,,.rr
isfg

Fase fs,s9 per cent bonds due 1900; February
e shares Mitchell Vance Company. lo5
20 SIs shases Westchester and Bronx Title end
siSSeo Southern Electric Securities Company FIRST
gear ge;p GoaateIa t1 trust per cent thirty
COUPONS on and e7ia shares Southern secur-
90 shares Nsdonal Bank Of Commerce tss 80 =
- SHARES Ne"-fork Mortgage and Security
$500 ordenaburg and Lake champain Railroad :
first mortgage per bonds due ID4s;
interest January and July. ................~ es%
eNew,Yorio building fund subscription
leo shares Manganese Steel safe Company com, &c q
q shares National park Bank, 5,Sk
OF shares John Erskine & Co preferred lot " 0o0
20 shares title Guarantee and trust Company $50 1
10 shares Singer Manufacturing Company. ESQ
10 shares Corporation Liquidating Company
10 sa.es soat ein ana Atiane Teiesraph com Si'
nany guaranteed per cent by Western
20 sfarGs American surety Company 1913
m aTes Ie %9T oGy gang ,
rs shares United Wine ana Trading Company.
40 shares Nansanes Steel SAFE company com '''.''
10 shares Ncw-York Mortgage and Security
$1,000 BTookgn city Railroad frat raoltgase con-
soli6ated 3 per cent bond Que l9l6'4l; cou-
$50 600 Nassau couI SG Gas Company irs; mortgage
Der gold bonds: due 1888 December, =.
$500 Nassau County Gas Company fTst mor;gase
Per cent gold bonds; due 1883; December s
$1,000 Ns1sa5 g t,5t15 % fas zee conpany frs mortgage
per gold bonds. due 1898; December, -
s.. 900 Nassau County Cas- Company hrst mortgage
5 per cent gold bonds; due 19SS' December. 60,
$40 oso T5ssa S c, yi I PEI inan iirst mortgage
per gold bonds, due 1888; December. ~
SIS 900 Ns5saa COUNTY Gas Is Company FIRST mortgage
Ter cent sold bonds. due 1888; December. a.,
$4,000 Nassau County Gas Company flrst mortgage
. per cent sold bonds; due 1858; December 70.
l904, coupons on; per bond ..-..-----..-. S2z
$4,000 Nassau county Gas Company yo5 APst mortgage
1904 coupons on: per bond. nd......-.....--.. SIC
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02

Twenty-Five years of con-
tinued accuracy and
promptness have established
a reputation irreproachable
for the bulletin service of
Dow, Jones & Co., the old
est News Agency in Wall
Street. Where the white
slips go are found the mar
ket-wise. No coincidence at
all-simply cause and effect.
Facts Without Fear OF Favor"
The WatehBord for Twenty-Five Years
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS ~ DUPLICATE
- viii received once the C5una3ssso-sr OF
Immigration. Ellis Island. \. 2.e0 aclock y
/ 1915. and cpens1 cunslruction OF
siaad EsIis Island Particulars eonditlons
and Limitations governing biddcgs bs apun app
cation ths Ccaanisso.sF a. immigration Ellis LsanA
n u
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02

A ADVERTISEMENTS aud subscriptions for The Tribuns
~ recslved At their Cp'ovn once.
NO 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii be received the following branch
Offices az regular or1cs until o'clock .. r.s viz
2a4 sth-ags.. a3d-st. lR3 6th-ave ieth-
e2 Eass i4thst PSI West 42dst. between Th ane sta
2o3 l25th-st Lass 1dave, between 18th ana
7Ita 02s 30. alst-st: iTos ts-avs
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New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
Financial.
Financial.
SEAD0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY:
o the Holders of Voting Trust Certificates:

Holders of the above Trust Certificates representing than
of the
l stock Of Sed Air Line Railway have already asned the
OF
Roanoke Railroad Company and seaboard Air Line Railway and
DepostA
Holders Of Trust Certificates yet und pOsed under said requested
posaTy No s8 Nassau Street the City of New York, with THE
COLONY TRUST Bull
MENTAL TRUST COMPANY Baltimore Nd
18TH the
be had
depoaary, and from the Secretary of the
to be
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