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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-30
Support for Southern Strikers.

In a hearing before the license com missioner here the other day light was shed on what the United Mine Workers union is doing to support the mine strikes in the south. One witness testified that he had been informed by representatives of the union of which John Mitchell is president, that the sum of x,500, 900 had been spent in efforts to keep up the strike in the mines of the Tennessee Coal and Iron company in Alabama and Ten nessee. Hugh Dewart, land agent of the same company, told Commissioner Keat- ing that the union pays s365.0O0 year or $10O0 day to support the men who are out on strike, and that from its own books 1t appears that the sum of s2600O was spent in buying rs. road tickets back home for the men who were sent south by immigration societies and employment agencies
 Testimony in regard to shipping men south showed that sometimes many as seventy or eighty were locked in car at Jersey City and not allowed to leave it until their destination is reached. The journey occupies three or four days, and the food upon which the travellers exist consists of rye bread, bologna sausage. and rather unpalatable drinking water.
 
 An Airship Craze. New York just now is airship crazy. On Riverside drive the other day a man spent the afternoon trying to make his machine navigate the air, but 1t proved to be a much better descender than an ascender and now two aeronauts have made wager of 5000 to sail around the statute that tells incoming immigrauta | that this Is 'the-lands- of -do-as-yozo- please"
 Woman'a Biu Winnian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
NO ONE WILL BE
POLICE CHIEF
QUEER STATE or AFFAIRS IN
Los ANGELES WHERE OFFICE
HAS BEEN REPEATEDLY DE-
cLINED
Especial TO tn. asar.)

los ANGELICA Nov. a-~Thla
city row occupies @ % the muat
unique positions IN the world II
can not find any man who il willing
10 be chief OF police.
faF the first time IN the history
OF the city. the office Ii seeking the
mainland seeking him Ia vain.
Since September I. when tho res
iEuatlon % chief flammsl went into
effect. the city has been without a
head for It's police department. Ia
other cities the office Of chief Of
police n considered one Of the fat
toes 81 the municipality. Not 20 In
los Angeles.
The Job cannot be sold. or even
given away.
since the iant chief handed IN hl-
resignation. Mayor NJ Alser OF Les
Angeles. has been busy selecting a
new one.
Ile "relecseae repeatedly.
He began on his p~t politicians
followed up utfh requests to a fnen5 :
Der ~ 80 OF his wifc'a family. then
he extended the Invitation 10 the
police captains next the detective
bureau was haaoFeds a few neRN.
paper men we're mentioned IN the
list Of "siisihiea but they shook
their heads.
F'eotn ~aelsettnR~ the mayor Of
fsrsd, then pleaded. bat all 20 "a
purpose.
Los Angeles can not set a chief
OF police,
The title ites vacant: the loh i
kicking around loose. thu biggest
salary on the police force iH lu the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
Octopus Takes First Step
In Its BuncO Big Game

them as quick service as they for
merly obtained. Tho proRsrty own
Cra along lower Queen Ammo and
First west arr displcaaed because
they helped pay for the straighicn-
ing out OF nenney way. on which
tho klnnoar ears formerly ram
improvement which was OF prncti=
cally no benefit except TO the oetoz
pua.
The Queen Anne people are re-
Voting because they see In II a
trassfer proposition The number
OF Queen Anne cars will undoubted-
~ be reduced. because of the fact
that the Kinnear ears will run over
the same route. To eacape the
crowded Queen Anne cars the pas
sengera will board the Kinncar cara.
being dumped off at Mercer street.
There they viii have To transfer to
the Queen Anne cars TO reach the
top Of the hill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
Man Who Used Wart on Neck For
Collar Button Has Rival In Seattle
AFFloAvITs IN DIVORCE CASE, n TRUE WILLIAM
CROWLEY. OF BEACON HILL, AS THE srlNeIEsr ON
THE coAsT-sHockEo his wIFE's ARTISTIC sgNsiellrY

An artistic temperament which
was stifled by uncungcnlai sur
roundings. rudely shocked By yul-
gar outearsts OF verbal abuse. and
outraged by the incorporating
"stinginess" OF her misery husband
are the reasons Mrs. Caroline Crow
ley gives Tor asking a divorce from
William Crowley in a complaint.
accompanied by volumlnous affl-
davits. in the superior court on
Thursday morning.
A story OF domestic wee distress
ms In the extreme Is told By the
plaintiff and by her friends. whose
names are affixed to the affidavlts
Each Of the affiants testify that
Mrs. Crowley Is = thoroughly low
able woman. % delicate physique.
dainty habits aud a sensitive. AR
fiztic' temperament
How she came 20 marry man Of
such brutal and inaFtistic tempera-
ment as f. described ia the affl-
davits, Is not explained but that
she has been starved both temper
amentallx and physically. and sab
tected % The deepest humiliation Cor
years. Is attested By the aftlants.
Mr.. Crowley was 50 misery, I"
one OF the affidavits states. "that
when she would ask for the fruit
her physician told her TO eat. he
would buy moldy and decayed
bananas because they were eheap.
and would purchase oranges one al
a time. doing without any himself.
and gFudgingiy doling oat the
orange II pieces to hia sick wife
He humlliated her whenever she
went 20 the store herself hy accom-
panying her aud hasgling miaerably
over the prices Of things. They had
an income Of s2Q9 y month. but he
only allowed $40 a month for their
living expenses. and tried to save
money out Of that.
Another OF the affiants says that
although Mrs. Crowley ioueed for
china and glassware on the table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

treasury undmwn.
Mayer McAieer has not given NJ
the search. he persists IA thinking
that somewhere ia Los Angeles can
be found "A man who needs the
money
Meanwhile he has forced into
service as acting chief one OF the
police captains, Captain Aubie. who
az first refused the Job captain
Auhle complains that he VIII not be
acting chief much longer ana
urges that "a regular official be He=
ieCted.
What IL the reason7
e''The power Of chief Of police
should be absolute" say the "ell-
Eihlea.s who have refused the Job.
because I try 20 conduct clean
administration" says the mayor.
/ my Watrhword In no graft"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
kiNNEAR PARK CARS NOW RUN OVER NOTIFICATIONS
DEPRIVED OF DECENT Wes-"VorE" WAS a PALPA.
FRAUD

The first step In the big hunco
game which the seattle Electric
company proposes To play upan The
population OF Queen Anne hin was
put into operation Friday morning.
when the kinnear park cars began
In run over a new route
by taking the kinncar park cars
eft West First and running them on
Queen Anne the octopus has INT
tiated system by which Il pro-
poses to deprive the patrons OF the
kinnear line Of decent service and
to force the people living at the
top Of the hin To submit to a dis
agreeable transfer system this win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

and would have been able % hand
paint the china herself. Mr.. Crowley
refused her these halms for her
battered artistic temperament. and
would supply only cheap tin and
granite dishes for the dining table.
Il il added that he required her to
wear the eaarsest and cheapest OF
underwear. although her tempera
ment caused her 10 long for dainty
lingerie and lacea: that he did not
even supply her decentiy with 0uter
clothes. and that ouly by using her
artistic talent az making over re-
peatedly the gowns she had before
she married him. was she ahla to
make a deeent appearance
Although tho afflants attest that.
n order To have enough 10 eat, Mrs
Crowley was compelled 90 work ia
a downtown art store and once
she even tolled In a bakery. walking
up the steep hills at night because
she could not afford car fare: that
when she returned home her hna-
band compelled her 70 undreas In
the dark. because the light would
cost too much. and that he would
employ tho daylight hours reading
dime novels. but that when she
turned on the light - read a. night.
after a hard days work. he would
turn II off again. and once knocked
her over a chair Tor the offenHc.
Finally. one of the atlantis states.
the misery husband opened hss
pockefbook sufficiently TO buy
new house on beacon hill. hus
forced his wife 20 apply two coats
81 vanishing TO the woodwork. and
10 live IN the unfinished house with
out a fire. while abe vas suffering
from neuralgia and foofhache.
One Of the affldavita II signed BY
ministers wife. who alleges that
when she wen, IN call on Mrs.
Crowley. Crowley insulted her and
his chureh-KolnK wife by vehe-
rsenfIv stating that church faarn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

ter.
The kinnear cars formerly ran
along West First from Denny way
north 90 Mercer. The new route
Is over North First aud Queen Anne
tho route that has always been
followed by tho Queen Anne carr
10 Mercer. Tho change was made
As the result OF supposed vote OF
the patrons OF the line given un-
der the auspices Of the Seattle
Electric company. which yota IL Is
now declared. was simply a part OF
a big huneo game.
The Klnpear line patrons are com
planning because Il does not give
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
Persian Nerve Essence

RESTORES YTTALITY~rIave cured
thouHands OF cases Of Nervous De-
hlllty ana lnsomonia. They clear
the brain, strengthen the cir
eulatlon, make digestion perfect and
lmpart magnetic vinor 20 the whole
being, All trouble stopped permanent.
TO cure OF refund money. 500 Mailed
sealed. Book free. Persian Med Co.
nSb Arch street. philadelphia. sold IN
iolb First Ave. Globe BLOCK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

so. 20. LAUNDRY SET shown
IN Illustration. consisting u
two fspouud irons and one g.
pound, all double pointed. one
hood win handle and une 49,.
beeioe covered stand packed
in wooden boz -... $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
Strike Still On

The strike Of The plumbers on the
Peoples tank building IL silll on.
Terms OF peace have not as yet
been agreed upon between tho CON
tractor and the striking plumbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
Wont Run Again

APP"N'si - ~" N@1
TACOMA. Nov. ., George I.
Wright. democratic mayor OF Ia
coma. will not enter the maYoraity
race next election. Thus far no
other democratic candidate has been
offered.
The republicans admit that they
can think OF no man aa strong as
Wright. and fear there will be "A
split in tho party The republican
candidates thus far are George y.
Handle. Jesse II. Read. Anglo Vance
Fawcett. William Jones aud others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

beers were worse than the habituea
OF the restricted district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
Foreclosure Sale.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- York-Edgar Logan Plaintiff against The Realty
uance Of amended Judgment of foreclosure sale
ing date End OF May. the year hun
Judgment named Will sell at Public Auction the New
Street the Borough Of Manhattan City County
New York the sixteenth Q6) day OF Jure in the
year nineteen hundred and I'VE at twelve O'Clock
that day. Richard V. Harnett Co. Auctioneer
premises directed by said Judgment TO be sold. and
piece parcel Of land situated lying and being
City of New York, in the State OF New York. and
bounded ard described as follows. viz: Beginning
Doin on Northerly side OF Forteth distant
astery thereon hundred ard Atty feet the
per formed by intersection Of the Easerlv of
Tenth with said Northey side Of Forteh
running thence Sorherly and parallel said Eastery
side Of Tenth Avenue nnety-eight feet nine inches
thence Eastery right angles side
Of avenue. twentyfve feet thence southery
again parallel said Easterly eide Avenue
feet nine inches 10 the said Norhery
Of Fortieth Street and Westerly the same
twenty-five the point place beginning being
known as Number AS West 10th Street the CITY az
New York
Dated New York May 23rd, 1905
WILLIAM Il, FLTTNER. Atty for Plaintiff. 1os Wall
Street New York City
The following is diagram OF the property b. sold
the street
street the City Of New York:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
j. p. MORGAN & co.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
City of New Rochelle.
IF RECEIVED

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVE
- by the City office the City aa: Build
Of Mechanic Streets, to CLOCK
D. m, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1905 for $4,000 certificates
each be Issued pursuant 20
Chapter 12S of the Laws Of 1899. OF the
Of said certificates be numbered
forty inclusive, and will bear interest at the
rleF per and will be sold to
tine person corporation Offering the highest prem
therefor dated the 9Th day of June 1909
each the certificates OF Indebtedness shall be
P9y bic years but shall It's face
contain option the City of New Rochelle to pay in
year the issue. II the Common CoIn
ell Of City Of New Rochelle shall elect. Interest
o payable the first days
December each
accompanied by certified check
a National Bank Incorporated bank or Trust
Company Of OF New York for $1,000 payable to
the Of the city Treasurer Of the City of New
Rochelle deposit be forfeited TO the City II the
party parties whom these certificates shall be
awarded shall fail take and FOR the same in
cOrlauce OF sale.
Treasurer OF the City Of New Rochelle " Y. on The
l4th June 1903. at 10 o'clock in She forenoon
bids b for less than par. Purchasers
be required 10 accrued interest.
Common Council the right reject
ali bids.
to he L Charles Kammermeyer, City
Clerk. and marked such.
BY order Of the Common Council Of the City OF New
Rochelle. y. Y
Dated New, Rochelle. y Y. May 1905.
CHARLES KAMMERMEYFR. City Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02

soh Street.
The approximate of the lien charge to sat
described is 20 be sold is
thereon the
sn1h day OF November hundred and
Sour together with costs and allowances amounting 10
rhrec hundred 9910o dollars. with interest
ron the seventh day November In the year nineteen
hured together with the expenses OF inc So
mortgages upon the above dsscriocd
,rnnerv are as follows TO for $40 600
th interest from September 1904 and ANOTHER mort
rare for 81 interest April lEt o ahd he
ab0ye described premises 10 be sold subect 70 sad
tr mortgages with interest thereon as Aforesaid The
approximate amount OF taxes assessments or o,hsT mems
be purchaser out of the pur-
money or paid by Referee is 81 600 ahd interest
A"e1 Nv ISAAC L. MILLER, Referee.
VIZ u FIJTNFR ESQ Plaintiff Attorney. log Wall
Street, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
Notice of Organization.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY GIVE
W intention TO organize a Trust Com
Pany under and pursuant to the laws OF the State Of
New and in conformity with the statute In such
made and provided. hereby specify and state
follows, TO wit:
FIRST. The names of the proposed corporators are:
Nathan s. David Michel
Thomas Z. Magner James e. o Donohue
A. Sterzebach
r. Baird Martin Derx
Herman Reiners Conrad V. Dykeman
Alex McCollum Joseph Michaels
Aaron Westheim II. b. Rosenson
Benz. r. Meseroie
A n Bernstein Louis Newman.
r Thompson
SECOND. of the proposed Trust Company
Ia Citizens Trust Company Brooklyn New City.
THIRD. location Of the proposed Trust Company
70 70 at Broadway between Bedford and Myrtle
pvenues Brooklyn. New York.
In witness whereof have hereuno affixed sigma
nth 1908.
NATHAN s. JONAS DAVID MICHEL
THOMAS p. WAGNER DR.. JAMES E ODONOHUE
JULIUS STRAUSS A. STERZELBACH
ANDREW r. MARTIN DERX
HERMAN RETNERS CONRAD V DYKEMAN
ALEX ! McCOIIJM JOSEPH MICHAELS
AARON WESTHEIM H. b. ROSENSON
JOHN WELL BENZ r. MESEROLE
A n BERNSTEIN LOUIS NEWMAN.
JOHN r. THOMPSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
SurrOgate's Notices.

TN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of the County OF
New York. notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Rene Count Hejand the CT
Paris Republic Of Fsneo deceased to present the same
transacting bus.Eess No 10 Wall Street City
New York, before the 10th day OF August next.
ted York. the Sth day of February, 1905.
THOMAS r. PATTERSON. Anclary Executor
ALEXANDER & GREEN. Attorneys for Executor,
100 Broadway, New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
CcHAEFER, FRIEDA ELsA.-THE PEG

SCHAEFEH, FRIEDA EIlSA-IhE FEU-
~ pie Of the Of New York b. the OF God.
Ore Ard independent Aureiis Schsefer,
Runk Charles z Runk send srset,ns You and zach
you and required personally to and
appear before our suIrosste Of th County Of New Yok
Surrosate's Court Of said County. held the
County court House the County OF New York.
3o,h day OF June 1905, half past ten O'Clock the
day thcn there 20 show cause why
rudolph j. eehaefer should BE appointed General
fnsrsian o, the person and property FrisSa Elsa
schaefer: such OF are hereby cited are
under years. required 20
pear By your guardian. you have or Y you have
appear and Apply for one 20 be appointed q N
OK failure 10 a guardian
will be appointed by represent ard
for you n proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal 90 me
suYroxates' Court County New York q De
hsreunto anred Witness. Hon. FRANK T. FIJI
f,ERALD said County. al the County
81 New York the 9Th day OF May IN the q
LORD one thousand nine hundred and Ave. -
" JAMES A DONNEI.IT.
II. 81 Clerk % Tire snrrcrstes. Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02

Gilmore
circular October provide il case any plano o.
4onof the We re by
Managers o tmo andO a
whose bonds shouldn't have beer sdd h o a
ersuchpa lar wa issued L AXE par
uadr Pan
rdingy.t the option s now
from to
uer gilmore
rCertG Bus n
n deposited holders
wfihh to
sddo III andO
ome and
Tin interest,": they o
wilt
endero ftheiC erffc o. p
bondsa direct obligation
market
o
ertly longer tim o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
Financial Elections.

THE MUTUAL LIFE NsIRANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
10 New York May 10th, 1905.
TIME ANNUAL ELECTION FOR TRUSTEES
this Company viii be held at Us Offices as above.
The polls will he open at o'clock. and close
AZ z O'clock P NJ WILLIAM ]. EASTON. Secretary.
DyERTIsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
~ Tribune received at their Uptown Dnlce. No. 1854
broadway. Between 37th Ets, ultt o'clock
folop ing offices
regular office rates O'Clock viz. pa sth
ave 4Ji-st To- Gth-aNe. l2thst., % East
Isth-st ISL West z2d-st. 1ih rms SIN ayes;
28s Vest l25th-st lS3s 81 between 10th and ITth
SITS; 900 3G-hve Clst-s;.. LOS ist-Gvc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
To the Holders of Pittsburgh and Western Railway
Company's First Mortgage Four Per Cent Gold
Bonds. maturing July |, 1917:
% Wall Street,
New York, june L, 1905.


Four Cen Bonds
OF a bma Maturing in 7nayh
bonds the
-Four Cent Bond Of
Company Ms Morgan G. oexcang bmdsb f
bond the bond adju tel in casha the late OF h
chang
o suche xchan m su the hand
Morris -Four Cen Bonds of "a the office of
J 70 8 Street o Upon h
render n hans he 10 gh.
Virginia
o the the tugan Western
Company
virginia stem fdf NIotga a he o feha
First Motgag
II be deposited addtio security for the new bonds
Crie o lie nortga unn ne ormat
teo t aimed a the on of " Conpn the Of Mes p Morgan &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
Bank Reports.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE IN NEW YORK,
al New York In the State OF New York this close OF
business May Goth 1905:
REcT,r,pftsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
The Hooking Valley Railway Company.

The Hooking Valley Railway Company.
Columbus, Ohio, June LIST, 1905.
A SEAI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TWO PER
- CENT. the Preferred Capital Stock and semi
annual dividend OF ONE AND ONE-HAI4F PER CENT
Common Capital Stock this Company, this
day been declared payable July 18th 1896 at the office
of Messrs. ]. P. Morgan q Company, New York to
stockholders Of at 400 o'clock P NJ June 2Sth
1908 which time the transfer books will be closed
The books will be reopened July 18TH 1906
VIM. ". COTT, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
Dividend Notices.

CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS
RY. co.
Grand Central Station. y. Z, May 20. 1905.
BY order the Board Directors, the transfer
books which closed Saturday. the goth day Of
will be continued closed until 10 o'clock
- g F. cox Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
Financial N ceilings.
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING.
,THGANtATED COPPER COMPANY.
!. 49, MEETING or THE cTOCL

NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING.
ABBREVIATED COPPER COMPANY.
yr1ltE 4TTTTAI. MEETING OF THE STOCK
bolders OF this Company will be held June 9Th 1906
. ~ ciork IN the forenoon at the Office of the
srv Hudson County National Bank building Nos. 243
o, washington Street Jersey City, =. j. (ohice
a. sw Jersey Corpora tons Agency for the purpose
~ ejeeng Of Directors ana for the transaction
may lawfully before the
meeting 80, -. ,o,,s % ,ha c,s,o oe >-.,, raru.r
- can be voted which has been transferred
~ bSoks of the Company within twenty days next pre-
cdr this election
Dated May 18th 1905. 49, 49,
EMITTED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
o-'A Wall Street, May 24h. 1868.
N ELECTION FOR EIGHT TRUSTEES TO
"a se-1a tor three years Trustee for
,v years also Inspectors of the ensuing
election WIN hel5 the olee q the Company the
e.b aay Of Juno first Tuesday). between the
n0uiS u = ~ HENRY l. THoRNEI.n Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
Citations.


SCHAEFER, ELEANOR hfARIE.-THB PED
~ nj. a. IN. state New-Iork By ths gree Of GA
fire.. and independent 70 Aursia sla semester AuEsis
~ ~ ru are hereby CITED and required personally
sne Surrogate Of the County Of Ner-
Yr .. the surrosatss Court OF said County held AZ the
o.r, Court House in the County OF NewTork tho
sosh day Of June. 1905 at hslf-pas ten o'clock IA
Sv Rudoph schsefer should not be appointed General
Guardian q and property Of Eleanor Marie
Sxh. ard such Of you hereby cited,
,,na.r the age tventy-one required se
none 10 appear and sppy for one 70 De appointed
IA event 81 neglect failure 70 DO guardian
viii DO appointed By the Surrogate to represent ard
io t.z,iuony whereof have caused the Seal OF the
ssrrosates' Court OF said county OF NewYoyk
b.re,,n,a ari1ed. Witness Hon. FRANK T. F7TZ-
GER1ID A Surrogate Of said County, County
o. York, the sth day Of May. IN the
-N ~ JAMES A. DoNNEI.IsY
IL 81 Clerk OF the SurroSatcs' Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FoKKT6N TEACHERS AGGSC1
supplies Professor reAehsra Tutors GossrnssssA eta
q Colleges, Schools ard Families. Apply 20
nrn II. J. YOUNo-rULTON. - Uakon Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02

State 81 Se~-York. County Of Nse-Tork. Sc:
l. J. DENNIsoN. cashier q the above named nan.
do solenny that the above statement ~ true 70
the Best OF my knowledge ana belief !. -,
Subscribed ana sWorn 20 before tnis list dsy 81
June ERNEST V. CONNOLLY,
Notary Public No III. " Y Co
CHARLES HENRY MAT-rI-AGE.
VIM. HILLS DifectoTs
FREDERICK $. FTsHER, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02

DEPoRT OF The CONbITIoN OF THE
LIZ BANK OF NEW YORK (Nstiousi Bks Aseol. At
Nav YORK IN the State New York, a. the close OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02

stata ~ New-York county OF New-forg - .a.
CHARLES OIsNEY. cnrhier OF the 4.
bank do soiennly that the aoeve -
true 10 the pest OF my CsfiAs OINEY, Ck.hier.
Subscribed and sworn before me this lst gay
1eo5 HANsON c GIBSON. Notary Pubic ~ l. ~
Correct-at'est: GORDON MACDONALD,
T3EN7RY SWORDS. SIsrectofs
DANIEL. A. DAVIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
Bank Reports.

mo. T.4soI
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
-. ErNA NATIONAL BANK. at New-Yort, in tbs
stats OF NewYork. at the close OF business May 29h.
1905: