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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-05
Public Notices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

pERARTAKHT OF FINANCE BCKEAu FOR
IKE COLLECTION OF TAXES. NEW YORK
TxxPxYEss WHO DESIRE TO OBTAIN THEIR
bills promrtiy ,hould male ir,zne<isie VT tisn
fsQrialcn lslazks may be procured tD tbs borough
oocesj stating the properly ~ sect'sa or War;.
Hlcck A-s Let or MAJ DuElbsr making copy OF
szus from the'r bills ef lat year
n taxpayer 10 a1s<.xsd Tor 1er7onzl Tax tho
Ha<h reeuiss,;oa sSoEid be accompanied by Al
suvssops pssrtps The REo:er aeeross 81 he app
eaut AND WITH RETURN POSTAGE 7EEsAiD
In case q any eeuF IA rsshTe 70 Hare. oeeton'
R,cr. o. IL, nurnbsr sxxyS<ers GhSaA tiis ;hs!!
<-soAs DSDarfTcs.s Ct Tarss Az Assessments
nd have heir yrcet-.y Ises,od re CT that
q Taxes wtt2 the ressisita ~ eorsinss rsenern
Sun os tho.r Broperty. ~Sich WI b .rID -shee eJ
Tsx.aysr. IN tbs B,snner Will receive tSsr biiis
returned By mail 1t oari est ,o2sss!s ,4TSaent
sae avoN say ce!sJ csEsed b. vsit.se % 'iHs,' as
reoesr,d L CT psrSoasi Application
ne rc<uIsston z,Sst BE- sfere1Sd and n.i>~e %
sAs Dspvty kecziysr CT Txxes N whishsvsr borough
q. srsesrg !. l.ssse1 a. tolSys; ..-,..
roE!: D uSpHHiLL corner Third ane TrsAssi
sy:ss' v EGG Tscs To ,5ssp.i Eua.as so.
susA Ct Droosiya Sev rHf
FREDERICK Y. BfzcEwEsN corner !sslsn
s s.:.ss : ss ss r1's New i YORK f'''
JOHN DE MORGAN Bay ard sS.1 streets st.yh-
toa staten Island. Boyevgh Of Richmond. Ss~
Asssr receiving tn. bills n, t.TPsrsr vfn .ee
thaa thry are properly rsbstsa. thea e7v eh-ek >e
the net arseust to the oras: CT ms Neoer1 o.
snvsIspe with tie return pe<taas p.r.sd 20 ,ne
Dsvrty Reeeis~ in whichever borough ths property
chsshs should Be mailed possible sfrsr
- I'm have besa received BY the taxpayer
An niria ps,1 dur.ax October must be rehassd
DAVID T. AUSTEN.
Rsceive< OF TIxea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-05
OTHER MARKETs--8Y TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Sept 4-CATTLE-:Re.cepts. 21.o9o head,
market steady beeves s. sec Sc 3 and hetfers
81 50S5 10 stockers and feeders, 81 2QS5 Western cat
lie s. 1904 20 HOGS-Reccipts Is 500 head. market
50loc lower; good choice heavy - e54$G Co Iigt
IS 6n3s6 O5; heavy. s. 1896 o@ rough 50 Sa4S2 90
mixed s. ,0@S6 pigs. So SGa$5 So bulk Of sales 80 80
as 05 sEEP-Reeeirts "a zoe head marker se3dy 6 20
yearlngs S. 100S5 30 lambs S6Q$7 60 Western lambs
Kansas city. Sept 4-CATTLE-RscsiDts $500 head
Including 5000 southeras top Sc % market stead =
l0 lover choice and dressed beef steers 50 29
s. So sockers fee.es. So 1885 % southern steers
* 75dE$ -: Southern COWS. 81 IGS2 10 native COWS
81 7Ss3 -: native hefers 81 J0Ge5 bulls $29S3 -
calves S3qS6 HOGS-Recelrts $500 head market 50
I0c lover ton 81 so. sales, 81 fGE5 10 heavy
S. 60S5 10 packers So GsGS5 So pigs and lights 50 ee
s. so SFEEP-Receipts. 1900 head. market Steady,
lambs Se6S7 4G. Western lambs >e9Ss 80; fed ewes
steady: warnings s. SEQ - 80: Western yeaT1gs S2a
S. So Western sheep 81 23GS5 p fed ewes = i24S4 90
East Buffalo Sept -CATTLE-Rece!pts. 800 head;
nrirne steers steady Others lu c lower prime
steers 5UaS5 shipping steers - 'oLA 40 outCi-
-s 81 25aS5 heifers Sc 25G$4 IS cows 81 ooqsi ols
50 5S4 stocer and feeders 50 40GS4 10 stock heiers
81 25a$3 Fresh and snrngerood s"9d 2tReTs
common S2Ga$25. VEALS-Recetpts. ] - ha-6; mar
- coo head; market active and 5dln lower; heay
nve1 sc cease 40: Workers Sc 25qS6 81: piss 50 "a
S. go rouehs s5dS5 Is: stays. s. 25Gs4 . da!es $3.50
ass O5: gYassers $3.50 SHEEP AND LAMBS--Re-
CENTS mead market active. sheep steady amps
25T40c lower: lambs So 75dSS 10 win Few at - -.
Za9rInes SJ7<G wethers. S5$5 90; ewes 5'4S''
sheep. mixed. 50 5oQS5 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-05
Southern Pacific Company.

New York, August 1905.
NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS OF SOUTHERN Pa
CIFIC COMPANY TEMPORARY CERTIFICATES FOR
ITS TWO-FIyE YEARS 4ce GOLD BONDS. DUE
JUNE I, 1910
Notice is hereby given that the Southern Pacific
Company Two-Five AZ Gold Bonds. due June l,
1910. will be ready for delivery the Office OF the
COMPANY. No. 120 Broadway, and after September
1, 1908, against surrender OF Temporary Certificates
the same
X. VAN DEvENTER, Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-05
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Iyerpool Sept / p m.--C'DTTON-Spot. 5000 bales
Of which 1000 FOR speculation and export and
Guided 770o American American mdding, lair. 6l9d
good middng 5s3d. mdCing 56ld; good ordinary
45I ordinary. I'D Futures opened quiet and steady
and closed quiet September 53d; September
ootc6er 569d October and Noyen6er I'd N9vei-
January ana February 57Si February aud March $500
March and April 5Sld, April and MAJ 3 SD; May and
TI;ne SGD June July s3d july and August. 5S3d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-05

Trains depart IRON Grand Central station ID 81 N
Al ACs as io SS To7s2r : Pr7r-+t 1000 .xIoN,
90 y M, o. x -ss "a 81 go y 2
Ma Spfj--59 90 ! II 300. 4 90 III 90 ?
PORTLAND and BAR HSEBOF2--7'S:g@ ? ,or-rsrc-
V<EIITF- MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANS ana OCH-O-N-
= 40 4 u = ~ via PUTNAN-ts p
SEET1TTF aud TCRFC.I.K-=9:o2 \ II. S1 P- x
t-- sPPTEl5TON STOCEBRIOt5r.- LENO3AS- FiI-F
ETE.I ~ 50 1902 \ N. sl-24. 1881 ? ,M,,z.. -
Ticket ofces at cGrand central Statl3n 1le S5rs-.
e1so az c2e1 - Broadway - non 49,
ESQ Fifth Ave ca45 Columbus Ave Gag AaaSon -
c5T3 West I25rh 81. 2.T9S Third Ave N bIo'ASl 80
$50 Fulton St. 500 Brca IUdN &C., - ,ez,h - ,strvs
. Iss5,S = S1,nSsv on-v saturdays only tParlor -
Iin3ited HAS dining cParlor and s!eeP-hs %
tickets also
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Ocean Steam ers.

NORTM GERMAN 1IGOUlO0
Fast Express Service
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Kaiser sept. 70 M VIM H. OCT 49, >, l f,c
Kronprinz. Sept 80 T. N Kaiser Oct 81 10 a IA
Kaiser. Oct 3. 10 An 4 VIM. IL Nov. T. 4>OoH
Twin Screw Passenger Service
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BREMEN =,
Main. Sept. Z 10 A NJ Kurfuerst Oct B. 10 a d
Bremen. Sept IA A NJ 'Main. Oct T. 10 A ~.
.Rhein Sept. 10 10 An. Bremen Oct IL. Noon
Friedrich Sept IS 10 A NJ .Fhein Oct 70 10 A IL
sails for Bremen direct
Mediterranean Service.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Irene sept Is ii 4 II .Neckar nov. !. II d
Albert. Oct A NJ x. Albert Nov II. II a Il
K. Luise.. Oct il II An K Luise. Nov. Is. Ii NJ
Gibraltar and Naples.
From Bremen Piers Sd ana t:h SITS. Hoooken
OELRICHS e CO. No. x Broadway y. Y
Louis H. Meyer. IS South Third St. Pha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-05
HAVEN CLEMENT.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
CLEMENT & SMITH
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY CERTIFY

that according the statute OF the State Of New
copartnerships. duly
i'm copartneTship. appears from their
certificate this day fled the Clerks Office Of the
County OF New York Under the firm % CLEMENT
& SMITH for period OF one year from and including
the 2lst day August 1903 that their principal place
Of business in the Borough Of Manhattan city County
and OF New that the general OF
business 20 transacted by said
partnership business Of buying selling dealing
In bonds, produce. and commits
sion and doing all things necessary and In the
business O Waldo T Clement Allen
I Clement residing at l43 West list Street in said
at 230 West 42nd street said Borough q Manhattan
are the partners and Percval w Clement
Ing at Rrookside, city and County of
State Of Vermont the special partner in limited
copartnership that all said persons full age
and that Percva ". Clement said special partner has
contributed n stock OF said limited
partnership st one Hundred thousand Dollars
$500. oo0l In cash
Dated said Bo-orsa Of Manhattan this sist dsz :.
August, 1905
WALDO 2. CLEMENT,
HENRY g. SMITH
ALLEN T. CLEMENT
L, w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-05
Diuidend Notices.

GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.
% R~oad Street. New York August Is. 1875.
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
= % ONE AND. ONE-HALF PER CENT Qi2qo) will
he Maid October 2 1895 preferred stockholders OF rec
ord al T NJ Sept p. 1905 Preferred stock transfer
SOCKS will be closed from Sept. q Oct. 8. 1905
~ JAS L. MORGAN Treasurer.
AMERICAN can CoAyPANX; DIT,
dividend OF ONE AND ONE OF tIt4ft
PR CENT CItGcj has this day been declared upon
the Preferred stock OF this COMPANY PAYABLE on &c
ohar ID 1905 Stockholders of record at the close
Of business September 18th. 1905 The Transfer BOOKS
will be closed as the Preferred stock from sep
18th TO oct I'd 1905. both inclusiye Checks Will be
ma lied X n lSAO-'- oeNiV'di'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-05
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS

Owing to the holiday yesterday all the exchanges
and banks were closed. FOR the cohNehtenoe "a
readers SATURDAYS closing prices are reprinted.
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Lost.

osT-A gold cigar cutter. bearing initials ~ W M"
II In form pair Of scissors prooaby Liberty
81 Jersey Central and Atlantic City. Finder bringing
a bove 70 MATTHEW MORGAN, lis West 9th ST, city,
Will receive so reward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-05
IN NEW YORK ONTARIO g WESTERN NJ

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot BARCLAY and thE'stop"''
$500 A M-For Binghamton and Einlira
1000 A M-For Buffalo. Chicago and =
an On a M-For Syracuse OSNego. Eichlslo optN-s~
ti2 40 z. M-Pocono Mountain Special
y 40 ?. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
- 90 p M-For Scranton and Plymouth
&c Is r M-Fc- Buffalo and Cnicago -. s--,u
AZ y NJ For Buffalo, Syracuse. Rtchne.o 49,
900 4 M-For Chicago Slespers open a. " 20 fss
Ttckets l4a AGO llSS l4S4 Broadway y - rr,xs
s., BROOKLYN sDaily. Except SUNDAY 3r--
and Saturdays only -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-05
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

Intended Steamship Ssngs Vancouver for Japan.
China Philippine Islands.
EMPRESS OF China SEPT. 18th Tartar -. Oct dota
Atrerian sept 18th Empress Of japan Oct Sgtn
E1press Of India 2nd Empress OF China Nov 9th
For Fiji Hawaiian Islands Australia ana New Zealand
ao-ansi..........se sept 18th Miowera 18th
For rates and information apply TO PSI 5th-ave. ass
anu Broadway
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f FADING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. R.

}West 23d St
STATIONS Foot Liberty st, y R
Time shown below IS frou Liberty > West ID s.
leaves 10 earlier except as noted BY designating
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND. MAUcs
CHUNKS 90, Il. 10, Eastonl. $40 : 10 -
100, 500 and TOO P VI - -.
wILKESBARRE AND sCRANToN.9 u 4 u IN
LAKEWooD LsKEHCRsT. TONS RIyEr Az;
BARNEGAT-z4OO. go \ n. 80 - 40 L4AeEoN
and Iakehurst CABS P Sundays 200 4 u ts@
ATLANTfC cTr1G,a, 40 4 " k+3.4o P. N
LONG BRANCH. ASBURT PARK OCEAN GRoNz
POINT PLEAS ANT AID SEASIi0EE Io4 ;, 1S.z - .
has as Is $50 80. tI2O1 Sun5ays. except Ocean
Grove. 0 IS A NJ 80. ! 90. S.Sa P NJ -,
ATLANTIC HLDs. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH, BEA; y
EAST LONG BRANCII-z4Oo. Is 50. So uSS ~
100. 80. $50 $50 P NJ sundays 800 \ N 4e
PE1ILADELPH1A-.z4 30. moo ms 90 .a9e .nS .
mss 90 90 = go - 90 sIO 30 P II J'l2 is TdI a
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGIoS-s u-le'V' -iAe
READf%Ga M HIRRIsBTRG PofTsVILLE AND VII.
R1--llz4 90 q 90 IS o. 3 70 t49v r -
EsaqIng fFy lrg co. 5nIv o. y :. 90 $50
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-Leave Pier i NJ e. w
St: 90: s32, 10 80 4, n 1239 90 &C. H. ~
Leave pier 10. y R Cedar St -. Ioo0 II a az -
Too 20O. 8 45. - 90. : 10 ? u sundays Jug
.baiiy fDaiy except SUNDAY. ssundays :PaE!or css
only Nia Tamaqua. aEXcept Saturdays mining ca
Ssaturtays oniy , 7E5og g.r LieeEsy s.
e12 20 p II. "a 20 P n. h 80 P. NJ. j1lSo r NJ
S5S IVES; 2a St 8 As So a Hou -. q
Irton square West PISS Sd ave 20 Nes5 lzSLh 81 :.
Counties Ave New York. 2i2 343 81 SEQ Fulton .
BrookIyn 800 BIZ adv ay Nil-arnsS4.S 80 Ok lEi
fe- GO caIs for and checks baggage - desrinat-o1
vice-Pres ana Gen Mgr zen Pass As7n-
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Financial.
Southern Pacific Company.

New York, August 3ist 1908
NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS OF SOUTHERN Pa
CiFIC COMPANY TEMPORARY CERTIFICATES FOR
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
REFUNDING MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS. DUE JAN
UARY I, 1855
Notice is hereby given that the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company First Refunding Mortgage Gold
Bonds due January 1855. will be ready for delivery
the Office Southern Pacific Company. No. 100
Broadway. and after September l, 1905, against
surrender of Southern Pacific Company Temporary
Certificates for
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ANTFD FOR NEW MACHIN-
Financial u eetings.
rHE yAnAsH RAiLRoAp cosrPANY.

sTocxHoL DE1s AND DEBENTUPE MORTGAGE
BONDHOLDEPS
TIE WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE is hereby given that the regular annual
meeting OF the Stockholders and Debenture Mortgage
Rondhoders Of The Wabash RAILROAD COMPANY vii
be held at oic@ Smith BeckVlth- the Gen
e1a ATTORNEYS OF the Company for The STATE OF OhQ5
The CITY Of Toledo state Of Ohio on Tuesday' The
tenth day October 1905. at nine o'clock \ y tor
the purpose Of eIecng Directors and for the trensc
ton OF such other business may be legally brought
The transfer books Of tae Co2apanT vii be closed
and same viii reopened on "wednesday October IL
1870 d zen 4 DEIANO FIRST Vice President
JOHN c. OTTESON. Secretary
New York. August %. 1908
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-05

WEEKLY RECEIPTS
Beeves Cows. Calves. Sheep. Hogs.
Jersey City.......... iG1 1917 236S9 1908
Fortieth-st.. 1880
Lehgh Valley 6lo4
s Sst"aMaS" ...... - 60 S. Al $500
Totals ... 1I7so lis e405 333ss 208
Totals last 12OS2 1874 1901 Sc 2Sl p.
WEEKLY EXPORTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-05
CUNARD LINE.

ped ID" LINE.
IL For La Guayra Puerto Cabello Curacao and Mara
caibo via Curacao. calling at San Juan. P. R
From IS adjoining Wall st. Ferry. Brooklyn.
CARACAS .-...-.-...- Saturday. September l6
( PIIuADEI.PFII SATURDAY. September 80 noon
For Guayra. Curacao and Maracaibo
MARACAIBO. ..--.... Saturday September 2.
ZT-IIA ............ SATURDAY September g noon
These have superior accommodations for pas
BOCLTON BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers, So Wall st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-05
Railroads.

PEN NSYLVAhIA
RAILROAD
STATIONS foo. Of IVES, Iwsnty.h!,a sa''' and Dos
TIM from tSs x ssn Seo~
Twenty-third Street Station
c,,c toh TIE Estc WEST.
.icS5 A h 81 fo61s EiMiFsD For Cincinnati
.,o55 A. NJ. THE fAo P 2 HsYivN1A LIMITED -a'
.1s5p.M. cHf h2a{s 70 IdhSciNNATI AND ST.
.s.pv ?, kop pEy Ex TttEsS1A SPECIAL
:.gssM. e Fi$Sssg} L iM5 EgPP.scrssArr EXP
:ss ss 4 +: SEs+ Sff Sz{ ES5.Es
:sssff: s sGEyEE4SP H zST.cS G1Ec1NNATI EXP
= M " AND THE SOUTH;
's 3 LlS ;sssS % 3 =
saadsy SOS - Z :issS Us
soii2 9I ss p ai mi " .s'- 1910
AfLs =, Pfd;' COAST 11SE--sa, and Us p n"
sEABo.RD AIR L1NE,-12.23 D. and 121o 4 m
NoRFoLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY-'a2S p NJ
cHESAPEAKE OHIO RALwAY.-7'' a M week
FOX Old Fo3xT coMfFoar and soRFoLK-'' m
ATtaNfIc ciTYPRo5s cam =. m and ~eekday'
Sunday .75a q: M
f foEG H HSIcE aaUhr Fkfr
Asbury Park sundays) and FONT Pleasant ., onlyl
Desorosses and 343 a m from Sortiano1 oov except
Long Branch) % f255 SATURDAYS only except on
Branch u Is Saturdays CnlyD 20. zoo. SO 5nz
sept Long Branch g55 except sai:dsys 5sys s Is
Branch. 4.55 and SIS ?. weekdays suHu"''' 49,
go 10 % a F Fox ind lr iiI Z aHA .,ou
'q fis5 a M ~ Il IS e : y s. 10
'555 SIS 755 sa5 IS North Phiadei6PnosA
only p m. - night weekdays SuniSEa. - x
755 % %. 80, 'flo55 30 SIS 11L;ddi5bia
s1s5 % Is 355 % CA SIS for North
onIy1 'i55 .5.55 7.55. s25. 9.25 t955 for Nor'h
delphia only p. II 10 nigh.
sDininz Car fENtra-fare train. ,.,
Ticket Offices 1884. and &C Broadway; Is. f5ath
Avenue (beow ed ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue corner
ST.; Astor House and stations named above: 49,
lyn. $40 Street Fulton Street $40 49,
and Pennsylvanta Annex station The New aoS from
fer Company call and check baggage iiI'1
hotels and residences through to destination cab
Telephone "343 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Haiifoa
W " ATTEpR,-ev ] r WOOD
-. Genera T,nac.- Yass'r Trac4c Manager
GEO ". BOYD.
Agent
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a AM 3 D RG=A M ER0GAM LINE.

HA5 B D RG=A M ERlGAM llNE.
Plymouth Cherbourg- Hamburg.
t'Bucher sept7 II 30 deutschland Sept 81 10 m
I-Moltke- Sept 'Waldersee- Sept. so S
Patricia Sept Is 1'Blutcher Oct 5 II a m
tGrill Room. Gymnasium board calling at
Dover for London Paris
New York NapleS-Genoa.
PEINz ApALBERT.. Sept u. 10 A NJ; Oct 81 Dec 19
r BISMARCK new Oct. p. 10 a m Dec
Orient and West Indies Cruises.
BY superb twin-screv Steamers
Send for Illustrated booklet, rates. etc
Offices. 30 and 81 Broad1ay=- Piers. Hoboken n j.
4 MEXICAN LINE
PLYMoUTH--cHEREoUR G,,soTTHANPTqN
Sailing Saturdays. 80 A NJ. Pie- IS. y .,
New York Sept Philadelphia Sept p
81 Louis Sept Is 81 Paul. sept 80
RED STAR LINE
ANTWERP-DOvER-Lo
Sailing SATURDAYS 1870 \. NJ Pier Il y R -
vader1an1- Sept iceland --. Sent =
kroonland Sept. Is Finland 81
WHITE STAR LINE.
W NEW York; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sailing Wednesdays and FRIDAYS. Pier IS. y R
Oceanic. Sept 6 II 80 \. Baltic. Sept 90 80 A
sept Is 40 i n celtic Sept % $50 4 II
TO MEDITERRAN FAN AzoREs
FROM NEW YORK:
REPUBLIC... Oct 10 Noon: Nov so. Jan 20 March
FROM BOSTON:
ROMANO sept. l6. Noon; Oct. IS. Dec . Feb.
PASSENGER oEFIcE9 BRoADwAY
Freight Oflce Whitehall Bldg. Battery Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. September 4 1908.
Ef-E-IpTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-05

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
TICKETS. ALL CLASSES. TO
TEXAS COLORADO MEXICO. CALIFORNIA, GEoR-
GIA. FLORIDA. ALABAMA tCities-Galyeston
Key Mobile. Jacksonville, &cp
LOW CALIFORNIA TICKETS NON ON SALE
Pocket Guide FREE
H MALLORY a CO. 10 Front St y,
"T A VELOCE"-Fast italian Line.
Sailing from Pier ~. North River II. Of SAITH ST.
for and Genoa
IL tCitta III Torina sept -
Cabin. S5S up Dining saloon on Promenade deck.
BOLOGNFSI. HA2TFIELp * CO, ~ Wall st
.NOCE'S TOURS AROUND THE WORLD
saith ANNA, parties, Programmes
THos COOK SON, 25I and l,ls5 Broadway, go Madi-
son Ave. y. Y,
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-08-14
Lost Two Children.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Barnes, living
two miles west of this city, are the
recipients of much sympathy over the
loss Of two of their children, the first
of whom died on Friday night, and
the second one on Saturday night.
Both children died with congestion.
one Of them was buried on Saturday,
and the other one today.
Mr.. Barnes was formerly in business
in this city, and is well known to this
people.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-08-14
ONE KILLED,
TWO INJURED
In y Wreck Which Occurred at
Trough Lake, en- the Fort :
Worth Division, Saturday--

A special train arrived in the city
Saturday afternoon, bearing the dead
body of w. A. Sullivan, fireman,
and Will Waller, an engineer, who
had an arm badly injured as a result
Of an engine turning over at Var
brough Lake, on the Fort Worth
division of the 1. & G. N. Saturday.
The men were brought here for treat
ment, but Mr.. Sullivan succumbed to
his injuries before reaching the city.
The remains of the dead man were
carried to Italy, Texas, Saturday night
by w. II. Briggs and Mike Lamb,
members of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen. Burial took place in
that city Sunday afternoon.
]. y Smith, brakeman, who was
injured in the wreck, was brought to
the city Sunday morning and conveyed
to the railroad hospital.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-08-14
BAD NEGRO
ON WAR PATH
Cuts a Negro Woman and Has a
Lively. Round With Heck
johnson, Hack Driver.

Today about noon Henry Hardimsn
went on the war path out on Lacy
street, and in the melee which fol-
lowed he cut a negro girl named
Beatrice Foney in the face and about
the body, and the fact that he did not
kill her is dine TO the nervy rescue Of
fered by Heck Johnson, the well
known negro hack.driver.
Hsrdimsn showed up at the girls
house and finding the girl began to
carve her up. Johnson, who was stand
ing at the front door of the house
talking to the girls mother, heard the
disturbance, and went at once to the
girls rescue. Hardiman then turned
on him and cut him painfully across
the hand and cut big cash in his
trousers. johnson stayed with him,
and finally succeeded in knocking him
down and taking the knife away from
him, and held him prisoner until
Sheriff Watts arrived and took posses
sion OF him. He was carried to Jail
and locked up.
1t it not known why he made the
attack on the girl.
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Barn Burned.

Mr.. Ned Walston, living on the place
of Mr.. t. L. Rogers, had barn full Of
fodder burned on last Friday under
rather peculiar circumstances. The
barn had been filed with about five
hundred bundles Of fodder, which wa
placed in the barn rather green, and t
/, thought that the fire was caused by
combustion. Mr.. Walston was away
from home at the time of the fire, and
no one had been on the place all day.
The fire was discovered by neighbor,
who says it was smoldering from the
bottom when first discovered.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-08-14

'for'i6 years. For three years past he
anc Judge N. B. Morris have repre-
serted the /. & G. N. in 10 counties.
Judge Gould served one term as
county Judge of Rusk county and rep
resented that county in the 18th Texas
legislature.
Several years ago he married Miss
Florence Finch, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. A. Sterne, of this city, 1t being
his second union. No children survive
him from this marriage, but he leaves
his-wife and four daughters and son,
Mesdames N. B. Morris aud " d. VIII
son and Miss Grace Gould OF this
city, and Mr.. Robt. Gould and mar
ried daughter living at Henderson,
children of his first marriage. 81
Judge Gould was for 35 years a rul-
ing member of the Presbyterian
church, and at the time of his death
was, judge advocate general on the
stan of Gen. K. NJ. Van Zandt, COM
mander Of Texas division U. O. v. He
was an able lawyer and one of the
leading citizens of this city. A chris
tan gentleman, and one who bore the
love, respect and admiration of the
whole community. His sudden death
brought shock to Palestine, and on
every hand one can hear his fellow
80
citizens paying tribute to one who
will be sadly missed among them.
No funeral arrangements have been
made as Judge and Mrs Morris are in
Colorado, having left for that state
Saturday. They have been telegraphed
for Ind viii arrive at the earliest pos
sibls minute.
The Herald extends its heartfelt
sympathy and coincidence to the be-
reaved family and friends of the de-
ceased.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-08-14

JUDGE C. H. COULD, PASSES AWAY

At an early hour today Judge George
Henry Gould, senior member of the
law firm of Gould & Morris, and q
leading attorney of this state, died ct
the residence of DR.. w. G. Jameson on
South Sycamore street.
Judge Gould, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, Miss Grace, were
on their way to the depot to take the
morning train for Colorado on a vacs-
ton. When in front of DIR. Jameson's
residence he was stricken with an in
tense pain over his heart, and was
carried into the house. DR.. Mcleod
was present and administered seda-
tive. DR.. Jameson was then called
from the hospital and-Dr. John Colley
from his office, and these physicians
succeeded in relieving him somewhat,
but he gradually grew worse and died
shortly before O'Clock.
1t seems that in leaving the house
this morning Judge Gould overexerted
himself in trying to fssten down a
window, and at the time spoke of q
pain over his heart He, however,
would not give up the journey and got
in the carriage to drive to the depot.
The pain grew rapidly worse and be-
came so bad that he had to be taken in
to DR.. Jameson's residence for relief.
His death resulted from neuralgia OF
the heart, supposed to have been
caused by overexertion.
George Henry Gould was born in
Rochester, N. Y, on Oct. 20, 1888. He
came to Texas in 1857 and located at
Henderson, where be studied law, and
was admitted to the bar. He came to
Palestine about is years ago and was
the 1. & @. n. Ry.'s legal representa-
tive in seven counties of East Texas