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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-16
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

One of Rign's by spspsia Tablets after
sating, even If you can eat but little,
viii digest the little you do eat, and cure
Indigestion, dyspepsia, sour stomach.
belching and weak heart. Sold by
Stone 4 Mercer. eodSm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-16
Ole Silk Store ODE SILK Store

with " that of the Peoples Banking &
Trust Co., under the name Of The
unlon National Bank, Of Clarks-
'u's' W. va. 10feb1md
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-16
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
ATTORNEY SUTTON MOVES.

Attorney T. 0. Sutton has moved MS
law office from the Irwin building to the
Jacobs block on Main street, where ne
is nicely installed in room 81.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-16
New Foulards
75c Instead of sl,oO
This Week

A saving in the purchase
Of a dress, that is sufficient
TO pay the cost OF having,t the
dress made That's quite an
item, is it not? The pat
terms are the most dainty
and fetching we have ever
shown. The ever popular
polka dot, little squares and
diamonds. neat figures, also
more elaborate designs for
those whose taste runs In
that direction. All the new
spring colors and blues and
browns in profusion. Fash
ion says silks are to be used
more extiavagantly this sea-
son than ever before. And
then what Is more charming
and serviceable than a suit
m a d 9 OF those beautiful
silks,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-16

S4.s5 FOR ST SO SILK PErTicoATs
Do you need new silk under skirt? Womb vo,, ,sle
TO buy one that sells regularly $50 for 4a5 THUS
save .ne ol1erence l5o which will enable you to pur
sn are and made Of excellent and well wearing taeta
different styles Plenty of blacks and All the esirab
colors both In plain and changeable silks Posifivelv
30 skirts for this week selling at 4 95 'si'e'y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-16
DAILY TELEGRAM.

Published by the clarksburg Telegram
Company, clarksburg. W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-16

These lovely and well wearing silks. 50 much
at such ridiculous price is indeed an opp
are navy blue, brown, green, reSeda tan, and
and small mysterious woven designs.
These are all spic and span new silks, just
tice, when they are GONE, they will be AL
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
JURY NAMES WOOD.
Coroner Passes on Responsibility for
U7ILamS'S Death.
JBT TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l


Plainheld. y J.. Feb. S.-The coroner's inquest TO
the question Of responsibility for the death
Of George Williams the village grocer at Watch
Uug. THURSDAY last. while he driving
stranger TO the home of Mrs. Sarah Pollack.
warrenville. convened this afternoon At Maul's
Hotel Watching. and after examining rineIeen
witnesses, all Of whom gave evidence placing sus-
piCion on George II. Wood. the alleged murderer
the jury returned verdict that George Williams
came TO his death from bullet wound inflicted
bv pistol in the hands OF George H Wood
The Inquest traced the movements vf Wood from
the time he arrived at BIimm's Hotel in North
PiainAeld 20 the time OF the murder and his es-
cape to N4w-York from the Lyons farm station
On the Lachawanna. Mrs. Sarah PoIlack. the aged
grandmother. and Edward Whtten father-in-law
OF Wood, ard Ferdinand LInnertz. = German boy
employed Oh the Polack farm. were among the
most important witnesses. Mrs. Pollack told OF
Woods visit 70 her horne or Tuesday preceding
the murder and Of his strange actions. Whitten
said his son-n-Iaw stayed his home that night,
and the tarm boy testified that he had worked with
Wood for six months IN an iron works in Brooklyn,
and that on Wednesday morning he walked from
Pollack's farm 20 Whitteu's home with Wood.
They were accompanied by dog and on the way
Wood asked Linnertz If the cog was afraid Of
shooting When told that ne not. Wood dis
charged revolver three times. LAnnertz also testi
fed that he saw 4 cap in Woods pocket, the same
ere that he wore when he returned home. While
Mrs PoIlacb was the stand she wept continual
" and On the completion OF h@r testimony feiI IN
Jacob Rlimm jr and John Long, his hoster, told
o. Wood presence At the hotel, and they testified
that he acted perfectly rational Charles Frone the
c.erk in Wiliiamss srocery denied enPhatlcs.1y mp az al.
prior to driving away with Wood Edward Marhnz.
Tcs +ior Of Wood. Coroner Howard Toms was in
charge of the inquest and Prosecutor James I.
Griggs conducted the examination: George W. Bird.
who has been retained 10 defend Wood. and former
.AssenblyTnan Swackhammer. Of the law firm of
Coddinston & Swackhammer. associate counsel,
were present. but took part in the examination
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
CHANGES IN CUP RACE.
Date To Be Nay 16-PesseLs To Be
More than so Tons.

Berlin. Feb. S.-AIlison V. Armour of the COM
fnittee directing the transatlantic yacht race for
Emperor Williams cup has suggested three rodi-
hcauons in the conditions of the race that have
been accepted by the Emperor's representative
Rear Admtral von Senden-Bibrar. and the repre-
sentattves OF the Imperial Yacht Club. among whom
are Professor Busley and Count Won Hahn. The
Changes are that the start be on Tuesday, May 1S.
instead OF May 15 the yachts must be OF than
eighty tons net register instead OF 100 tons. and
auxiliary yachts although required to remove their
propellers before starting. may have them board
during the race instead of leaving them in of
the committee.
That May 10 Monday vas overlooked in
fixing the starting date. As Sunday is closed day.
1t is more convenient 20 take board fresh food
and green things Il week day IN preparing to
begin Il voyage. The limit Of 1GO tons was merely
an arbitrary and is lowered to 50 to admit the
entry OF the schooner yacht Fleur de Lys, of IS
tons, which III every other respect comes within
tne cIass OF yachts the Emperor wishes to en-
courage The Fleur dc Lys, owned by Dr. Lewis A.
Stimson, OF the Eew-YOrk Yacht Club. has crossed
the ocean several times. Requiring auxiliary yachts
70 leave their propellers behind was regarded az
ask 70 have his propeller sent TO Kel and later find
that he wanted IL at Southampton
Among the yachts that will probably enter. but
have not Yet been named. is Lord Brasseys old
Sunbeam which has long demonstrated her crUis-
ing qualities having been around tho world two
three times. The Hamburg syndicate. Of which
Herr Ballin, director general of the Hamburg
American Line IS a member. owning the yacht
only yacht under the German flag. 1t is likely that
there will be two British entries-the Valhala,
owned by the Earl of Crawford. ship rigged. 1,21
tons net and the Sunbeam. Of S34 tons net built in
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
yALE's PROFIT ON SPORTS, sai,222.
Investment Committee Holds Fund to In
sure Against Emergencies.

New-Haven Conn. Feb. s-The annual report Of
the Yale financial union for the year ended Sep
ternber % 1904 shows total receipts of slo6s6 and
erpenses OF s75l74 leaving profit OF I'D. after
paying $500 for maintenance OF the Yale Field or
mis- nroht Si4Sss was Immediately expended for
the renair OF the stands for the Yae-Harvard foot
han game last November. The receipts We're by
Ear the largest Yale's athletic history, A3.sSS
lore than last wear The expenses exclusive Of
The maintenance OF Yale Field. were S0I3 less than
last year This year, however, the guarantees Tor
Visiting teams have been entered
The football association last year received $40 =
and spent sss sss the baseball association took
IN sz3s1s and spent Sl517s; the boat club received
IS sS2 of which s. 502 came from subscriptions and
spent N6s2s and the track association received
81 sqs 81 600 OF which from subscriptions. and
spent s7.Z2l. From the Columbia Iootoall game oi
gane al Boston sa0.9i0 and from the Princeton
game az NewHaven S2s,143 FROM the Prince ton
Ia asebail games last summer Yale received I.I6l
and from the Harvard games ss.0ss
IL was disclosed that an investment committees
held a fund derived from athletic pronts OF former
years as an insurance for athletic emergencies.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
CORNELL TO ENTER MANY MEETS.
Ithacan Athletes Will Be Kept Busy in
Indoor Games.

Ithaca y. Y, Feb. HpeciaD.-Eucouraged by the
success of the Cornell athletes at the games of the
Irish-Aulerican Athletic Association, held in New
York City last Saturday night, elaborate sched-
ule has been arranged for the Ithacan track team
For next Saturdays meet Of the Boston Athletic
Association these men will be One mile relay
team A vonnegut %; II. c. Overman. 'oo; +. ].
Wallis '0S and II. NJ. Rogers 'O7, and F. W. Poaet.
'O6: c. F. Magofiu, OT; D. c. Munson. 0s; H. F.
Porter '05 and H. J. Porter. 'oI.
Cornell will send four-rnile relay team and men
for the 1oyard dash and the 800 and $50 yard runs
to the 74th Regiment games at Buffalo, on Feb
-,,srv % The Columbia is also entered for this
meet On the same date the one-mile relay team
and D. C Munson. %. will take part In the George
town meet at Washington. which was last year
won nv Columbia when she defeated Cornell. Yale
and Georgetown.
On March the Cornell championship four-mile
relay team will be sent TO the New-York Athletic
club games Last year the four-mile team broke
the worlds record, winning in 1870 10 On March
faIo VIII be held, with a two-ne relay race, IN
which Columbia, Yale, Pennsylvania, Cornell ana
the 74th Regiment entered.
The last week In March the annual triangular
Last year this easily won by cornell from
Syracuse and the Buffalo team Syracuse. how
ever will have no track team this year, and the
third team take part viii be Brown. Amherst
# is probs BILE that the championship four-uile
relay team will also be sent to chicago IN March
to take part IN the games held under the auspices
OF the New Illinois Athletic Club. A relay team
ably be sent to the relay carnival of Pennsylvania
on Aurfl %
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
BRAGG REPEATS AT OAKLAND.

San Francisco, Feb. S.-Rragg. which won the
handicap yesterday repeated to-day. and won
easily by two lengths Arcade. which carried the
talents money. broke down at the half mile pole
CioVerand beat Feterano for the place. Best Man
was the only favorits 10 win. The summary:
First six and one-haB furiougs)-Myrte H. es
fBsrret . TO l. Won. Dunderry IO5 (Mchaelsl g to l.
second. Dir. Dingle los (MinderN ]. third. Tins
l:2bSz lrhsno Boz Palmer. Grandpa, Tom Riley
and KicSuu Bob also
Second tFUtCrity CourseMaud Muller Q5 CWileyD
I. Elder. 107 CBlrksnruthD. I second
Preside 1O2 w Dsly), Is l. third. Time, t:163s
Pencil Ne Estrada. Yellowstone, Doublet and Libbie
Candid also
Third race cive and half furongsl-My order 1O7
tTravers,, / Alone, 10T CAilnder), 10
ond Edrodun. los (Fountan), even third. Time 121s
Teupl@ton, Harvester H. Melar Wire also
Fourth C1andlcap; and one-sxteeuth miles,
Bragg. Osl / won. CIoverlard 1O2 CAIchselsl
70 l. second Veterano 107 tBrkenrIth). l. third
Time 1:54i4 Arcade Gallop on Soutriere. Big Reach
and \. MuskodRy also
Ftth race six furlongsl-Bestman. 1oe Travers 20
:. Alta c.. 10T Bonner Is to : second; Cioche
or 112 tBirkenruth) 70 l. third Time, :lT4- Lady
Kent Sol Iichrenseln. Mounteoank, The Jew and In
strument also
sixth race zone mile fifty yards). Eshern. III
Jones', 10 l. won Erne io3 (Greenheid) 70 sec
ond Serenity 102 (Merl, 10 10 /, third. Time 151A-
ByrunerdaIe Modclm and Mr.. Farpum also ran.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
OFFER TO INVESTORS.

r I.lsnaa- & 90 offer 70 investors 10000
r-,nda Johnstown and Glove-svil1e Railroad first
consolidated general re:undng mortgage 4lzs at ss
and interest. at which price they sieIa ~ Lhese
t,,cb mature IN November. 1882. with in
t.-e.+ p.vabIe May and November, are legal in
,.1.tz7ert for savirgg banks and trustees IN me
state cs New-York
r.he road has been in operation for more ihan
thirty years. II is steam railroad extehdlne 81
nor f-orn Fonda TO Worthwhile. The company
1o vz-s and operates thirtythree miles Of double
t, e,Actric road between Schenectady and Giov,
,iiIs a. vel as seventeen miles OF electric road
~ Itt-s4.vTr (sloversVfIs and Amsterdam. n y
IN sadttio- it supplies tbs city or AIsteraain ..tth
ict -lt and power and owns real sstate con
stfvsIy estlnlaTed 10 lie worth &5oUu Its eiec
,ro si,risions "a < g atluZ over seFSg ules oi
-oad are on private rlgnt OF way. FOR enS 4iseal
80 ended Iune 81 last the company earned a sur
80 ~ 81 7e1 over taxes and liked charges. ana
kils o. 80 months ended November last Il earned
= stirpIus OF $780, al
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
TNDTCT FELIX TAPPERS.
Healthy German to Sue Gamblers
Losses at Monte Carlo.

,--s~,es F. Toppen ard Frederick Williams two
NJ -he men accused O. swlndlng John s. Felix out
~ - 20 by the wire tapping game. were in
diced yesterday OF the charge of grand larceny.
zf-e- they had been held in the jefferson Market
ror-- Ny Felix went the District Attorney $
Office with his counsel George Gordon Battle, and
vas taken before the grand jury 10 tell mis- story.
!. third man was indicted but he has not been
~ The jefferson Market court. earlier in the day.
counsel TO- Top3e- and Williams asked for their
discharge On The ground that the complaint against
--e prisoners cid not show crime had been COM
-fr-e5- This case IS ike hundreds Of other wire
a7 71iug cases. said Daniel O'ReiIIy in which the
-erurlsiusut entered into scheme 10 defraud
-on1e one and parted with his own money. 1t is
nor viotation Of law" The magistrate held the
-er Ior examination tomorrow, in $500 bail each
n rs told yesterday Of John s. Felix that his
,a.s b- the wire tapping game his first
ev-erieuce rs a heavy loser He was q wealthy
--s--fa c-Jsrer Of musical Instruments in Cologne
refore he came . this cit-. d year ago, and in
Evrope ~ had been a great loser Of money in gam
rli-g re lost $4,000 a. Monte Carlo 4 said
zrd that did not represent al his losses in games
~ charce Before iie met the wire tappers' he
Rad }sz- $3.50 = Lou" Ludlura's gambling house,
West so-1-st-. and Sll.91 more n Freeman's
aa~tIl1g house IN West 3Sth-st-
7 zas said yesterday that Felix was not ruined
or bis losses. but he had decided that he had rot
had fair run for his money" il the gambling
houses Lere. and he would begin suits against
Ia1-1u and Freeman for the recovery Of the sums
l-s- 5E heir places. alleging that he had been
.a1l-3 in brace" games IN his experiences IN
,1--tI.uS places IN Europe he always believed he
lo=t fairly.
Police Conmissione- EIcAGoo said ne felt
me mana ger OF the horel whore the wire tappers
worked part Of heir game On Felix and the brokers'
whose of5ees we're used knew nothing about the
sxIn6Ie. he declared that the Felix case had been
landed vel ~ Captain O'Brien. adding:
want The public know that il any is
send Cd o. loses any money property Re shouli
IN 10 no or Captain O Brier- II there ever was
? game cf -'shoonE of the crooks ii stopped now.
M rocks are brought mere now: arrest the
sg-orea kers. ] think il is very wholesome office
re-e when The captain Of the Detective Bureau
,ar-=s y me and tells re Of every step re has
taken. II any OF this money is recovered the VIC
rim VIII get " There won't be any rake-of-
! 7r- say that there has ever been anything Of
-h= zird IN nv time, but have heard Of IL occur-
---E Less 1lan I've hundred years ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
AT LEXINGTON HORSE SALE.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-l
Lexington. Ky, Feb. S-Consignments from
Jake Hugely and Fox Logan. Of Danvilie and
Brock Curry g. Son, Of this city, offered at the
trc.,taC sale to-day contained such performers as
Nancy H the champion pacing mare Of 1904: Betty
Brook Silver Finch. Emily Letcher and others
ixty-four head sold for total OF S3isSs. an aver
age uf S542 The best sales were;
~ Z r Clay: Lister Wihcspoor Versailles KY 81 500
mr. Mckay b. h.. Ashland Wilkes-Leta, by
. r Clnv: @ Spencer. Lexington 12S
(;ar, TSsfl Z 4 by Abde-EdropiR. by Gam
hetta wilkes: John Stewart. Lexington 80
Rroyvr oct R. by MoAo-Alma Pepper. by Gam
Wilkes: ~. 6. shannon. Lincoln. Neb IOo
T-r,iI- Ietcher m. 8. by tiambetta Wilkes
iacos b. lsutWood: Edward Benyon- MsmPhis -
Matte n n g. BY Alta Vlsta-Hattle Marco.
by Monaco. L. johnson. Minneapolis, MIN. l4o
Boftv Brook. b. m. .. by Silent Brook-Halhe Ear- -
ain by Garn0etta: l.. Brown. Philadelphia 54oO
syer Fipea , James m: l. i brown oT 125o
BAD Hegs u OS q = 7 SPENCER IsSins1on 1900
EIueuoint re- C.. 2 by Jay Brd-Bobbius Gray. bJ
searst W"Ne"' n = ol' .es. $50
etnorita D NJ. 8. by Electric Eel-Katherins ~
RogsrE by Sentinel wilkes; Warren Bacon. Paris Avo
Tea Bsii 8 m by AbdsII-Enma T.. by Soc ,-o
rates: John Hgaght -'''''- A'1'O
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
DEALS NEAR The OLD TABERNACLE.

Andrew r Giilsey resoId for William z. Finn to
Jefferson NJ. and l. Napoleon Levy No. "a West
25th-st.. four story building, lot 9ix75 feet.
and the Oakdale. Nos Sc and IS West S5th-st., a
seven story apartment house. a plot 4Gx9S9 feet
The estate OF Benjamin Perkins sold to s & @.
Sooke No. q West @th-st.. four story dwelling
house, on lot q 2xSss feet
tease q EHiman sold for Robert II. Greene No.
a West $th-st, four story dwelling house on a
5ot IlXsSS feet. The same brokers recently SOLD
No. 40 West 3Sth-st
WilmerdinS & Field have sold 70 a client Of
> Osgood Pell s. Co No. 32 West 36th-st.. a thres
story dwelling house. "A lot 20xSSe feet
Iteroert A Sherman has sold for a client No. 8
West SSth-st., four story dwelling house on a
iot ZhxlW feet. The Messrs Burton. who own a
large number OF parcels in the block. said TO
be the buyers
ola " son & Hobbs have reSOld TO a client for E
Clifford Potter the four story low stooo dive ling
house No Is West 3sth-st iS5x60x9Ss feet
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
RESULTS AT Los ANGELES.

First race -four ACKNOWLEDGEMENT lis IeIn-
tyre: to won: Ila. I15 fHelgeson). 70 second
Loysfront. us lDugan), 20 J. third Time. o:4s Dr.
Lowry Prince Coins, Astral Sandsron SzZ. Senator
Rozrs Avones. That's What. Daisy Brouck and Mabel
Y also
second lone mile)-EuapaIa, io6 CMilerl. 10 J.
Eleven Bells 106 Mcdaniel 70 2 third. Time 1:41is
Emily Oliver Hesdstrong. Ed GunZeurE Clioa and Miss
May Bowdish also 80.
Third race zone mile and MISUNDERSTANDING 11s
fruganl 10 . won; Blissful. 95 Mcdaniel 20 l.
second; shsrin Bell 81 CMiller) 10 1. third. Time
63iz. Diamente also ran
Fourth race five and onehaf 100
cNIer) 10 10 won: Witch Hazel 1O7 CDugsnl. TO l.
second Dorado (Treubel, third Time. 1907
La onde One WAY and Invader also ran
Fifth Brooks cOurse)Cioden Light. lO7 z.
Walsh. 9, won Helgeson s6 tNIoriaryl. 10 sec
ond. Iras a (McDanieD 10 l. third. Time 2:O4h
Position Henry Clay Rye, William F. II. Brarthorpe and
sixth race (sx furongs--AzeIina. es (sSoDnnen 10
/ won: z NJ. BrRttain- 10 Fuller 70 3, secono;
t'ounterpolse Jos Gyncht 2 third Time. 1;13As
EIfn King Ny Gem, St. winifriede. Dod Anderson
susie Christian. Joe Kelly and Heraain also ran.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
TO REoRGANIzE THE COMPANY.
Plan Proposed for the Eew-0rleans Rail
Way.

- z-.so., committee Of the New -Orlea ns
psfwav Company has prepared plan for re-
hsbAiral.rg THAI company, wnicn was maze public
vee-e-say The committee consists OF Otto T.
F.sr-sr5 chairman; r NJ. WslTusley. James A.
Biz- Jan Lodeyyk Pierson and John '" Barr. jr.
The secretary OF the committee IS Mortimer n
B1ckuer. The plan provides for the creation OF
q new company under the laws Of Louisiana, or
such other state as the committee may select; or
e. existing charter or company msy be used for
ne purpose of reorganization.
Tte rzw company will authorize the following
ss-es- $50 90 90 OF thirty-year ~ per cent gold
bonds. So r93Fo OF per cent non-cumulatlve pre-
t-red stock and SO o. OG0 Of common stock. These
securities VIII be used as follows: OF the bonds,
Sz2s rs viii be reserved 10 retire underlying bonds
O. Constituent companies: $is3oS, 40 VIII be issued
70 lapl=pg bouGhol5ers at the rate of 20 per cent
q. INC bonds deposited. and $3sIs,759 win be re-
served for beternents. improvements and the gen
sal business purposes Of the new COMPANY The
neE bonds viii bear interest from January l, 1905
~ a. 1d5lstment viii be made on the basis OF j
e2sa payment 10 the depositing bonahoiders at the
i1-e y - pe- cent year, on the new bonds, 70
E2el saca dep0siting bondholders shall be entitled
ttora January 10 tne date trorl whicl. the new
a5.c- sha- draw Interest
-ta Ire1eI-cG stock has priority not Only IS 10
= -e:-s. 5ut also the assets OF The company
.o--1s. Deloslting bondaolders Will reee-ye IRE
o - ne extent q = = Pe5 d se 81 te nI;
4 rsl-i.-s Pre1-rrea stockholders VIII requiia
sotode.s e. 81 so; leaving $l,sS6Ss9 ~ the dis
S'-..H- ~ nc reorganlZa-IOa committee 20; !h2
- ss's - 10 Wg"k
s-..'r5 -. % common stock win be distributed
r r--ya=- 5lG1t million seven hundred and nine
1.ts --~usai.o foq- landred dollars 70 cepo:Irll
T-t--i-"4 stockholders, being par value OF the
stoct ar1nsIed above s9.g3sf1 10 the common
- a.lers. being cqua. 70 - cent of the face
- = H. cemIaol stock deposited: ie&yng at
se G-eyCs4 cr li.s reorganization cor9nlittee Tor
~ b-fpse al the rccrgariI Zation s05l a.. IL hE-
- .foin the foregoing hat tne preset sotf-
tt-a~rs Wi receive the following: CASH 81 ~.
-sAs - jlsITneut Cf interest due on January Oh
1ite- bonds. Re" Londs. S1st. ana ne~ pre-
- ZORRO sL9ckhelcers. on paymeur Of SO share
- "cf.E@ fne-llfrn OF q share, Ct SZy par value,
= -" ifeIerIcu stock a1d one snare q common
100. beLosiuns common stockholders are en-
led tc sfI1scrie SO Tor each snare OF stock held
4 ihem and will receive therefor onc-tentn OF d
So So rcF value o1 preferred stock, 1li-I
..rIy-tfe- 1ul ldTedths Of :. share ~ new common
,tt9lz rtoc c1iOdeTs and holders OF participation
.5siis l'=iting either class OF stock under rle
- sial lle cO1Tidsred subscribing Icr the rev
r.ifliles and the subscription shall be paid OF
- Tine and place the coumfItee may direct
Pc of the plan and agreement may De oo-
IND from the NeW-York Security ano Trust
a. -taiy. With which securities must be deposltfd
y DslorS February "a
New-York tribune., 1905-02-09
RUTGERS BASEBALL SCHEDULE.

New Brunswick y. !. Feb. (speciaD-The
baseball schedule for the Rutgers team an
nounced to-day. The prospects for excellent
team are very promising, only two varsity men
were lost last year. Thomas will al the place Of
Hitchner behind the bat. Van SAINT and Mason
last years pitchers, already training. Clark
son Runyon. IT, '95, NewYork broker, will coach
the team. The schedule follows:
April Il College OF the city Of New-York at
New Brunswick IL, Lafayette at Easton: 10. Trim
ity at New-BTunswck: q, Crescent Athletic Cluo
at Bay Ridge q. Wesleyan at New Brunswick;
O. Franklin and Marshall New-Brunswick; May
3 Trinity at Hartford; s. Wesleyan at Middletown!
To- ITrSinus at New Brunswick; IL, open; 2e Union
~ New Brunswick; "a. championship class games;
n: New-YOTE University at Now -BrunsW1cE 81.
Catholic CLUB at New brunswick; June J, New
York University at New-York; 4 Eew-fork Uni
versitv ut brunswick dn Of tiel 10, Union
OF schenectady; II. alumni at New Brunswick