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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
CONFERENCE OF
ENSIGN STAKE.
Encouraging Reports at NeetiRg'
Held Sunday Morning and
Afternoon.
ALL ARE WORKING IN UNISON.
Saints Appealed to to Support AuNll'
lary Organizations Address by
BlshOp Whitney

NJ quarterly conference Of the En-
,,,r stake convened In The Assembly
nan sunday. Sept "a, President Rich
LAW Young presiding Meeting COM
,,epeed at 1880 a. m. with the choir
and congregation singing the hymn,
opedeemer Of Israel our only delight"
p,sysr was offered by Elder John
Smith The choir sang the hymn,
PRAYER is thc souls sincere desire"
Elder Joseph s. Wells Of the stake
,,s.iderey made short address Of
,,l,oue To- those assembled. lie said
he WAS especially pleased to see thu
eoo3ly representation Of stake officers,
Vs reported that the High Council was
active IN the performance OF their Ia
tors and that the Council had been
Undivided into q number Of commit
,s,s TO look after the various interests
nj, the stake. also to keep posted as to
The work being done and existing con-
8.tons Of the various quorums Of the
prlstbood and auxiliary organizations.
Nero had been very little occasion for
he High Council To- SIT for the purpose
m adjusting difficulties. and the people
,esntd 10 be at peace with each other,
An the examinations OF the stake were
wly organized. and the work being
lone generally was very satisfactory.
ne spoke of the necessity Of good works
accompanying our faith in order thaJ
NE might gain salvation IN the kingdom
President Richard w. Young hen
presented the general Church authori-
hes and stake officers. all of whom We're
unanimously sustained,
Mathonlhah Thomas, stake superln-
,e1dsn, Of the Y. NJ. NJ. l. A.; Helena
NJ Walsh OF the stake presidency of
he Y l. VI. /. A.; Mary A. Tudden-
1sm OF the stake presidency Of Prl-
narles and Matthew Noall Of the stake
mpernteniency Of Religion Glasses,
zach gave a report OF the condition Of
hsse organizations and outlined briefly
he work TO be taken up by them dur
rg the coming season upon which they
we're just commencing.
They an made strong appeals 10 the
parents for their assistance I'm creating
IN interest among the Young people,
hat these various associations might
be successful I'm accomplishing the work
0r which they are designed
President Young called attention 10
Mo fact that all these organizations
had been instituted under the divine
Wisdom and inspiration Of the Lord,
md their Importance and useful
ness ~ the spiritual development of the
young people should not be UNDER
estimated lie also bespoke the sup
port OF parents Tor these various organ
cations
The choir then sang tho hymn,
Praise yo the Lord my heart shah Join
% works So pleasant so divine" and
lner benodIcuon by Elder John 7
'aino, Conference adjourned until
'rIock p NJ, services TO be held In the
tabernacle During the meeting FL.
Ter Daniel Coulam rendered the sacred
too, only Tired
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
BUGLE BLASTS.

Major r, =. Pendleton win command
companies r., G and II, Of the Twenty
ninth infantry, tomorrow ON a practise
march TO Mil Creek and back
Post Commlssary Sergeant James Me-
Grath OF Fort Douglaa has been ordered
TO Fort Washable FOR duty.
The Fort Douglas troops viii have
FIRE drill next Thursday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
ANTI.PEACE MEMORIALS.
The Emperor is Giving Personal
Attention to Them.

Toxic, Sept. o. p. m.-The ompor-
or is giving personal attention 60 the
memorials presented TO the throne
against the terms of peace arranged
with Russia These memorials now
number nearly 100. The persons who
are trying 10 interview priyy council
lOrs. advocate the refusal To- r1ufy the
treaty of peace and the public SIS al-
most unanimous I'm demanding the reese
iguaUon Of the cabinet Even the mod
crates DO not conceal their grief at the
result Of the conference
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
MURDER IN OYSTER BAY.
Resulted from Quarrel of Two
White Men Over a Negress,

New York. Sept, 25.--In a quarrel be-
tween two white men over the affec-
lions OF negro woman murder was
committed last night in oyster Bay
The victim was John Murray laborer
He was shot by am italian who escap-
cd, with the authorities In pursuit The
murder occurred In an alley Just off
the principal streets OF the town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
ALL WANT WATER.
Citizens Make Application for il in
State Engineers Office

J. \, Hafer Of Rldgeway has filed an
application with the state engineer for
two second feet Of water to be taken
from the Green river IN Ulntah county
for irrlgatlng purposes, with a diyertlng
canal 10000 feet long Thomas Bran
don Of Castle Dale has filed application
for Two feet from the Green I'm Was
river in Wasatch county for irrigation,
with diverting canal eight miles long:
and NJ, Baldock Of Vernal has applied
for tw o feet from the Green IN Was
atch county for irrigation, with Divert
ing canal 5000 feet long.
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lack Of sewage and Il IS said that the
board would have to oXpend $1,000 10
place 70 In "a good sanitary condition.
Mr.. Thomas favored the rcuort of the
committee, which recommended re0rau-
ing the building and made 70 lengthy
argument In It's favor GIauque op-
posed the proposition and was equally
as forcibe in argument for the uuu0sf.
ton After talking over The matter
for some time # was decided 90 uy 10
over and hence Cummings motion 90
that effect was carried.
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TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
(po YOU REMEMeERO


In the Fred Iopt
t court Jack Emerson undergoing life completely
AS %
Moses norrenaah jew died poughkopsc n " aged
1O6 years
Today
Henry nj his home in
Salt
IN the trial Of Theodore
nty charged Rev John Gibson
verdict returned aeanst r. s
Croker, q wealthy cattcmae O
Cuban vasre
London, / Cuban
FIVE YEARS TODAY
Lord Roberts war endo M South Africa
The L. eayeC
Cen John NJ Palmer
field
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TEA

ne best tea.teaching is
making you think. Buv a
pound then think you want
1t to think about.
sdsaa,,. 'S s '''s'Hs yo~ Asusy i ,os don, lil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25

Pure Food Laws are Good No nuro
food board ever questioned the absolute
purity of BCRNETTS VANILLA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25

Takes tho burn out; heals the
Electric OIL, the household remedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-07

The clerk presented the reports OF
the various city officers for the month
of October. which were received and
placed on file.
The clerk presented a petition from
the Peoples Power company for per
mission 10 open pavement for the eX'
tension of gas mains. Petition granted.
The clerk read bill from II. Craig
Haverfield for 5000 as special commits
sioner's fee to make assessments for
the Improvement on Fourteenth and
Fourteenth-and-a-half streets between
Tenth and Eighteenth avenues.
Aid Trenkenschuh moved that the
communication be received and placed
on file.
Aid. Robbins moved as substitute
that the communication be referred 10
the claims and finance committees TO
report Substitute carried to 4, Aids.
Trenkenschuh. Eckhart, Sexton and
Oberg voting no.
The clerk presented a claim from
Emil Van Dazzle for $150.50 for injur-
les sustained by fall. Referred TO the
claims and finance committees to re
port.
The clerk read a claim from Ellen
Garrison for $945.50. representing the
Judgment secured by her and the costs.
Aid. Anderson moved that the claim
be referred TO the finance and claims
committees to report at the next meet.
ing. Carried.
Aid. Anderson, from the finance com
mittee. presented bills of $1,000. fees
for expert witnesses in the storm drain
case. and moved that they be allowed
and that the mayor and clerk issue
vouchers therefor. Carried by unani-
nous vote.
Aid Wilson. from the street and al
ley committee recommended that w.
E Bailey's Eighth addition to the city
of Rock Island be adopted and that the
owner be required to furnish a bond
in the sum of $500 to bring the streets
and alleys TO grade within IS months.
Report adopted.
The clerk presented the bond of w.
E. Bailey in the sum of $500 to bring
the streets and alleys in Bailey s
Eighth addition to the city of Rock
Island to grade within Is months.
Aid. Wilson moved that the bond be
accepted Carried.
Aid. Wilson moved that the plat OF
Bailey's Eighth addition be adopted
Carried by unanimous vote.
Aid. Wilson, from the street and al
ley committee, recommended the adop-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-07

ton of the plat Of the Island View
! Heights addition and that the ownCrA
be required 10 give bond in the sum
of $500 10 bring the streets and alleys
TO grade within Is months Report
adopted
The clerk presented the bond of NJ.
II. Patton and others in the sum of $500
TO bring the streets and alleys in Island
View Heights addition to grade within
IS months.
(! Aid. Wilson moved that the bond he
accepted Carried.
I Aid. Wilson moved that the plat bs
adopted. Carried by unanimous vote.
! Aid. Wilson offered = resolution in
structing the city engineer to fix grades
ion Eighteenth avenue from Seven
| teenth street west To Mrs Schreiners
tract. Adopted.
| Aid. Blochlinger. from the commit.
tee on sewers, reported granting vari-
/ Gus persons permission 10 make sewer
connections. Report adopted.
Aid Blochlinger. from the sewer
, committee. reported recommending
that no action be taken until next
spring concerning the sewer on Four
teenth street. Adopted
Aid. Trenkenschuh presented n ne
tition from property owners for The
construction of a permanent sewer on
Fourteenth-and-a-half street between
Twelfth and Sixteenth avenues with
temporary outlet into the present
sewer on Fourteenth-and-a-hal street
about 80 feet south of Twelfth avenue.
Referred to the sewer committee.
Aid. Robbins presented a petition
from Mrs Julia Schocker for the con
Struction of a sewer and water main
along Sixth avenue between Twent5-
second and Twenty-third streets. Re
ferred 10 board of local improvements
to report TO the council
Aid. Eckhart, from the ordinance
committee. presented an opinion from
Sweeney e Walker as tosthe suficiency
of the contract with the Snow Steam
Pump works and the ordinance pro-
viding for the payment of the the pump
for the protection of the city's inter
ests
Aid. Robbins moved that the con
tract and ordinance be referred bacN
to the ordinance committee and that
that committee be empowered to have
an ordinance and contract drawn by
Sweeney * Walker and present thela
at the next meeting of the council. Car
RI d.
The clerk presented the report OF
Health Commissioner Craig. Received
and placed on file
Aid. Oberg moved that the appoint
ment of Luke f. Hemenway as deputy
marshal be confirmed. Adopted by I'M
animous vote.
Adjourned on motion of Aid. ObCrg
! II. c. SCHAFFER. City Clerk.
| There's no beauty in all the land
That can with her face compare.
| Her lips are red her eyes are bright.
She takes Rocky Mountain Tea at
night. It. II. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-07
Municipal Matters.

City Council Chamber, Rock Island,
H., Nov. 6. 1905.-The council met in
regular session at 1880 p. m, Mayor
McCaskrin presiding and all of the
aldermen present. The clerk read the
n .nutes of the last regular and subse-
quent sessions, which were adopted.
Aid. Anderson, from the finance com
mittee. offered an ordinance, which
was considered and adopted by unani-
nous vote, allowing claims against the
several funds. as follows:
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18th Avenue Property HoIdrs
Labor pay roll ........... "a 90
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Financial.
Financial.
Copper Range.


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go to this dr.sde and ghdpend
Fhe h
d to It rheangp sndgd ohof aok hunoi1 places
show atvawp dndm but knowingly
Igda facts
told cohdmiab Of Standard had err
in offered sell at cut under dg get Tor il
Those who BIT sold Fww offering" II L2wh the rs r. when him
-four points above emkan df pb md
al none fw eho kugn@
yarhh wills 0AnHu
nowIha
Hemake
by CppuR to bout 6 he d will be k from TIM
Rmgh ddnwnb eyheon
hnBt necessary the so equal and set Of
stock worth Us US
ym dLa or its geenn@ natural rnppg
ohe ANY bnesh enterprise its
as as adF IN he med district
dhm to share ANDY hhH
nd vii u how far into share
will emu Wilt md
mdn omou poGs less Of thee cunning of the eFnnzdF manaHa
when semen day az purhaea kvmonhg
THOMAS w. LAWSON.
March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-16
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.
ARTERIY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND

~ ONE-QUARTER PER GENT has Tits day been
declared on the Preferred Stock OF COMPANY pay
able OF April ls, 1905 stockholders OF record
close OF business March goth.
payment OF this dividend and for the purpose
both t1e Preferred aud Common Socks w.l y
April 18th.
DIVIDEND chSck5 Will re mailed.
Z. II. IsAiCN. Secretary
February s7th 1905.
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MANHArTAN aiILwhY COMPANY

intcrhoFuaxn MzrfH tfanstt tOupAn}. Atssecs
EIGHTY FouRTH QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
No. 1876 Broadway, New york Mach tfth. 1875
rNEE GUARANTEED QUARTERLY DlVI-
- dend Of one ana three-quarters per cent or the
capital the Manhattan Railway Company Will
be paid ana aftsr Apri LIST 1891 70 soekhoiaers OF
the closing 81 the transfer books Friday
March 18th. o'clock r. ~. The transfer books VIII
be reopened THURSDAY March 2oth ct 10 o'clock
a. Al D. ". MoWILl1AMS, Treasurer.
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THOMAS w. LAWSON.
Financial.
BOND SALE

BOND SALE
Csty OF New Rochelle. n. Z.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the undersigned until March q. ree5. eight
o-clock for the purchase Of AL part OF
Ninety-seven thousand ss0 dollars Regtstered per
cent, Sewer Construction Bonds OF said City. OF One
thousand 81 oeo Dollars each dated March 10 1903 and
maturing. seven thousand (SEeO Dollars on the first
Gas OF May 1908, and Five thousand $4,000 Dollars
annually thereafter nenciug May 1. 1892 inter
est payable setannuay: principal interest pay able
at the Office Of the City Treasurer.
zach proposal be accompanied by a certified
check incorporated bans company
State OF New York. thousand tS20OGl Dollars.
payable 10 the order OF the Treasurer City OF
New Rochelle.
Bonds will he engraved under TIRE supervision OF and
certified to their geluneness by the United States
Mortsage and Trust Company. and their Legality
proved BY J. H. Caldwell ESD OF New York city, whose
opinion as to legality wiz be furnished TO the purchaser
No DID OF less vRlue Of the bonds viii be
sidered Bidders the printed form OF proposal
furnished by The undersigned Accrued paid
by the purchaser delivery will Office
Of the City Treasurer New Rochelle, March D,
1905 The right Is reserved to reject any all bids
Dated, New Rochelle. y. Y. March 4 1900.
CHARLES KAMAIERMEYER, City Clerk
WANTED TO BORROW $1,000 AT PER
cent; first class security. DECUIR BROTHERS.
Erath La
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Trust Com panies.
Bowling Green Trust Co.,
76 RpoADwAY NEW YOPK
% BRoADwAY, NEW YORK

Capital, s2,5G0,OGO. Surplus, $3.50, 600
OFFICERS:
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR 1st Vics-Presidens
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Viee-Presideni
JOHN A. HILTON Sd WIRES. & Treas.
WILLIAM II. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles P. Armstrong, Myron T. Herriok,
Frank Brsinard, Edward I. Jeffrey,
Harry Bronner, Edward R. Ladew,
Robert C. Clowry, William H. Laws,
Edmund C. Converse, Vim. Willis Merrill,
VIM Nelson Cromwell, Winslow 5. Pierce,
Granville M. Dodge, Dick S. Ramsay,
A. Goepel, Frederick B. Sehenek,
Edwin Gould, William H. Taylor,
Frank Jay Gould, Edward r. Thomas
George J. Gould, John P. Truesdel,
John A. Hilton, Eff C. Young.
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ATERGENTHALER LINoryPE COMPANv.
1-srcf -. fpO6-
REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF

~ TWO AND ONE-EAI.F PEP CENT has mis- aay
declared Capital Stock Company ray
able sfte- March 3lst 1898 socShoides OF
record Saturday. 18th, 1905. O'Clock r. ~
The transfer books wiz clons Saturday. Ssrch 18th,
1905 at ? ard reopen saturday April
LIST, 1905. az O'Clock \. NJ
F'RED'K j WARByJ RFON Treasurer
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IpterborouEh Rapid rrRnsit Company.
ITO THE HOLDERS OF STOCK TRUST GEL

InterborouEh Rapid TrRnst COmpnng.
TO THE HOLDERS OF STOCK TRUST GER
tifeatss issued Voting Trust Agreement dated
MAY 18th. 1902:
The Board of Drectors Of the Inerborgush Rapid Tran
sit Co. having declared dividend Of ONE AND TER EE-
QUARTEFs PER CENT ggon all the capital stock OF
stockholders March goth holders OF
Stock Trust Certificates above referred hereby nsti
fed that of said divaend undersigned
pay the respective holsters Of Trust CertaL
cafes equal the dividends upsn
Of shares OF said stock sansins in the lanes ef the UNDER
signed Voting equal specified in
Stock Certificates respectively aad that the
will be paid April 4th. 1905. the holders of
Stock Trust Certificates OF record March 1906
800 O'Clock P. n.
transfer books OF the Voting will
at 800 F. NJ March Goth. 1885, reopened April
80. 1905. 1000 A. NJ
z. MORA DAWSON,
2. HAMBURGER.
CHAS. Il. LUDLOW.
Voting Trustees.
BY AUGUST BELMONT & Co.
Their duly authorized Agents
March 10 1905.
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CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, s ST. PAUL RAILWAY
COMPANY.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
~ has been declared q dividend OF dollars end
fifty share on the preferred soc AID dividend
dollars aud fifty cents share the
stock OF company. payable tbs oath OF april 1905
once Of the company 80 Broad Street n the Cy
OF York stockholders Of record close Of business
2sth OF MaTe-t. 1893
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.
FURNISHED b. Joseph Walker Sons No. 20 Broad-st)
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dEurnIshed BY R. I. pay Co. 10. Naasau-st.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney Co.. No Is Broad-st.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

GULF AND SHIP ISLAND.
.,,.. 1902; 1914 90, 1903.
9y Tss M8 i SaE9h ns3s ,s5a9s
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
S Ss5 :: s. .f5sss .ses $$S 535
CINCINNATI. NEw-oRLEANs AND TEXAS PACIFIC,
an 81 4s2ss s5
MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL
$ $S:::3ss = asss ss1s
Net earnings......... sIs1.73s S2335l4 s248,o77
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE.
G a55ss::s s55 tsss I55 sssss
Net earnings,........ s2O248 Si09S7 31l9,05a
1NTERocEANIc RAILWAY OF MEXIco.
NO, Month Of Japuary- 1902 $780, Changes.
S2S:as: 's! .sss ss Els
Net earnings....... $1O8,65s S18O88O peo.S51.077
TEXAS AND PACIFIC REPORT.
The Texas and Pacific Railway Company reports
for the year ended December 81 as follows:
Ess:,gss 3S - ?ss = Se:ss.;
Expenses .......-... S111692 S.2s6106 Dec. 1744l4
Net sa5nInss..... 81 SO - S8s9s g5s s55Ssl7
Other income. ..s.... 6l,I44 11.4S5 Dec. l00, al
Total income...... S48sS,199 sS9sO12S s4Os ore
Interest and
miscellaneous -. 1.95222I 22o0o16 Dec. 247.7sa
Balance ......... $2,48o972 S1,78o1o7 1no.s65O8C0
bonds -. 1,2sa.sOe 1lG1soO mo. 1905
Balance ....... S1197. 1876 S6l8 2o7 Inc. s57s.958
Count t.. ....... 12722ss sAss5 Inc $50
rl P;ss ss9S5 1913 * Bee
Total surplus.... s1,27I.Ose s18481O8 Dec s75,O87
George ]. Gould president of the company. in his
report saws that the prediction made in the last
annual report that the business for 1904 was likely
to be good was fully realized. the actual figures
showing very gratifying results. For instance. the
gross earnings Increased nearly per cent, while
operating expenses decreased more than per cent
in comparison with an Increase in 1903 Of nearly
per cent, leaving an increase in net earnings OF
1916 per cent. Special attention is called to the
fact that the decrease of 210 per in expendi-
lures Of operation largely due to decrease
in maintenance of S113 81 a mile. This was made
feasible by the improved physical condition of the
property, resulting from the liberal expenditures
for improvement in past years. rendering economy
in operation possible. Another important feature
of the report is the increase in local freight and
passenger traffic In this class OF freight business
there was gain In tons carried Of 14179 with an
increase in revenue of $2S2 155. There was an in
crease in local passenger business of $2S7,l42 In
this connection. Mr.. Gould says;
Perhaps the most gratifying feature in the ex-
hbit of the business of the year IS the marked
Increase in local traffic both freight and passenger
and sparsely settled sections, the DEVELOPMENT Of
management Of the company is deyoting careful
attention to this matter with very satisfactory
results. The local tonnage transported for the five
years ended December 81 1904, amounted to 1885, 2
tons, producing a revenue OF SIS T4, 14S. against
ben s. 1885, $50 ' of s ProaScng revenue Of
$l1. 262 994. increase in local tonnage for the
last five years of 6S per cent and in revenue or
40 per cent
The condensed general balance sheet as of De-
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STREET RAILWAYS.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
bit. { Period. ! BID. IAsk'd

Furnished by J. Thomas Rernhardt. No. iS wan-st.
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Diidend Notices.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,

1nterboreush Rapid Transit Company. Lessee
Eishty-fourth Quarterly Dividend
Nc. 195 Broadway. New York. March i4th. 1905
THE GUARANTEED QUARTERLY DIYI-
dend Of and three-Querters per esut eapi-
tai stock OF the Manhattan Railway Company will
paid and after April Ist. 1905 stockholders
record at the closing of the transfer Friday,
March nth. at O'Clock P NJ The transfer bsoks viii
% reopened on THURSDAY March 3nth. at 10 o'clock
A. M D. W SfcWIIdIAMS Treasures.
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INACTIVE STOCKS.
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Div,l Div.
rate. period. Bid. iAsk'd
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sAnd
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
BONDS.
tReported by zimmerman & ForshayJ
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City Hotels.

=, ELEGANTLY FURNgSHED APART0fENST.-Prs-
vie hathS. Including meals SIS weekly: two. S25-
VAN RENssEIAAEf- 10 East 1ith ST.. near san Ava
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BONDS.

oe.O64 Total sales. "odd lots.
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School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREEGS TEACHES ~ AGENCY
Professors Teachers Tutors GoveraesSes ese.
10 Colleges, Schools and Families Apply 20
Ma ri ] XOUH FULTON. % Unioa Square
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For Young Ladles-c.ty.

KINDERGARTEN TsATNING.--Clsssss now forming
Free Scholarships It'd. aca1a mic dept SROEBEr
NORMAL. INST, 2 a. CUTTEN. IS Irving Pace