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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26
Fireman Killed By
An Electric Shock

Victor Manhart. In the employ Of
the fire department a. pipe-man on
combination No. 2. located on Hsa-
ooa hill. was fatally injured aa the
fssuit Of an electric shock received
At / o'clock Tuesday morning.
The shock Il IL thought came from
the crossing OF the signal wires lead
ing lnto the engine house. with one
81 the fead wires from either the
snoquaimio or Cedar river plants.
The man lived for about an hour.
nra. stewart and Turner whe were
summoned worked over him all In
sain.
About O'Clock the alarm rama
In. first one stroke and then five
timea Ia Irregular succession The
men got up. bat noticed that Il was
not a regular alarm aud thea wRlis
- for = repetition. None came and
Mauhart weat 20 replace the counter
weight on the door. which IL 70.
leased when an alarm IS sounded
lie just touched the weight when
there VAS q binding flash and be
vas thrown across the room. Ills
males when they saw what happen
~ Immediately sent for the ehici
and q doctor
The fingers on one hand were
burned nearly off and the other
hand wan badly burned
Manhart wna about - aud has
been with the department number
Of years lie came from Nelson y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

about TO q disehaFEaia
Mayor HaillnEer II said to have
stated that he IL aiskBstsd sllh tho
failures In canvieiinK the nesFcaass
and that he realizes that the oniY
successful manner 60 stamp oui the
wholesale rubhcfics IL % close Up
she two divca
The "ahYeter" lawyers who rep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

NEW YORK. Sept % Baron
Kaneko financial agent ~ Japan.
who was supposed to remain In this
eountry 70 lock after Japan's com
mefcIal relations. has been sudden
~ recalled and viii 90 home with
Komura.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

resent Diamond Flusate. who con
ducts the Old Paris house. and
LlEelts Smith. proprietor OF the
New Paris house. arr pernieiouEly
active Ia trying 20 ward off the In
tended closing They are said 60
have been provided with 8 gener-
oaa amount ~ funds % be spent in
haahlnr up the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

that ! p. Morgan
Is incensed at
George w Per-
kina contributing
New York Life
funds 20 the re-
publieans By Nor
gan'g checks In
Yolslng the Nor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

Engineer Stewart, OF the Great
Northern. will take a vacation to
the Atlantic cities for the first time
in many years. He will be gone
about 20 days and intends leaving
about October 5. Stewart has had
charge Of all the extensive improve
ments mads By the Great Northern
in the Dast four years. his browning
achievement being the construction
~ ho tu1nol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

PORTLAND. ore. sept. 2G-The
contract for the grading work on
the construction OF the Northern
Pacific extension from Kopnewick
to Vancouver. distance Of 2g2
miles has been let 10 simms q
Shields. Of g. Paul and Il IL au-
thoritatlvrly stated that the price Is
$4,000 mile. or total Of $500.
900. This does not include ties. rails
and bridge steel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26
HEAD AcHEp FRleHTEuLLY

feeling as n heavy weight were
pressing down upon It. and any sud
den noise would iar my entire sys-
tenn. Prom the aching pain In my
back I had no respite, aud many q
time | have walked the floor all
night utterly unable to get any
sleep. / was a weak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26
DISCOURAGED AND pEsPoNp.
EMIT

invalid when I flrst went to the Co
lumbla Medical Institute while to-
day I am IN perfect health. ! am en-
tlrelY free from pain. eat and sleep
we'll and my bowels act freely and
regularly each day such results in
20 serious case as mine are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

John y So John. ex-governor OF
Kansas. and for 20 years a leader
Of the prohibition party addressed
large audience tn the auditorium
81 ihe new labor remnie Monday
evening. on Prohibition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

James J. Hlil. president Of =
4 the Great Northern Railroad q
4 company. accompanied BY 4
= Howard Elliot. president of the 4
4 Northern Pacific. and a party =
4 Of several prominent railroad 4
= and commercial men OF the
h east will arrive in Seattle next 4
d Friday evening. This Is the 4
y first visit OF Mr.. Hlll TO Sc 4
4 attic for some months and II Is 4
4 looked upon as significant Of
= something big under way.
~ SSSsx sSHss =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26
So AMonth--AII Diseases Cured So


Mrs Peter Anderson. South Park.
wash. Many years % constant hi-
ness had reduced me 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26
WONDERFUL 10 IA

and 20 all my friends. and every
weak and suffering woman should
consult the Columbian physicians"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

gan firm In what II denounced as
questionable transactions II IL de-
elared that Perkins resignation
viii be accepted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

Col. c. N. Graham. of Athol,
Idaho. writes:
4 was In
a BADLY CRIPPLED CONDITION
when commenced the Columbian
Home Treatment. For many years
I had been a victim OF rheumn tism
ia a most severe form. The disease
was contracted during the civil war
and my sufferings had been beyond
the power OF any words Of mine 60
fittingly describe.
The Columbian Treatment has
WORKED a MIGHTY CHANGE
In my condition. am entirely free
from pain. FOR the first time In
years, and the stiffness OF my Joints
has disappeared, togcther with the
swelling OF my feet ] have
DISCARDED MY cRuTcHEs AND
WALK ABOUT WITH PER.
Feet EASE.
IAN rhepmatlc sufferers sheuli
profit by my eEperlpnre'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

describe the suffeFings I endured
from sick stomach. frequent attacks
OF vomiting. pain and distress after
eating and obstinate constipation.
My
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

G.. where his parents reside. He
has married sister living In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26
Morgan "Sore'
At Perkins

NEW YORK. Sept Wall
street IL today discussing the rumor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26
Our SpeeiaIties

Asthma Hay bronchitis
Affections stomach Liver
System Blood and skim Piles
anda Rect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26
WORKED A MIGHTY CHANGE

IAN rhepmatlc sufferers shouli
profit by my experience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-26

A good audience greeted william
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-01
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND GEN
ERAL OFFICE STPPLIEs-Ofice. Isthnian Cana
Commission, Washington, d. G., September /,
ceiyed at the Office of the General Purcha sing
Ofice- Isthmian Canal Commission. Washington.
ID. c. until 2:30 pm, September II, 1910, at
nishing stationery general Office supplies, blank
books typewriter ribbons, record cards, water
filters towels. carpet sseepers, soap ana other
miscellaneous supplies Blanks and fun informa-
tion NAV be obtained from this office or at the
office of the Assistant Purchasing Agent, "A state
street New York city. ID. W. ROSS. General
Purchasing Officer sel&e
PRoPoSAIS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE BIZ.
reaa of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department.
Washington, ID. c., until 10 O'CLOCK AN. Sep
TENDER 49, 1905 and publicly opened immedia tely
thereafter, to furnish at the navy yard, Washing
TON d. e. n quantity of naval supplies, Ms FOL
lows. SCHEDULE 110-Retorts and accessories.
Sa,fIEDrIE ll2-Rubber bands. blank books; fools
cap typewriter and wrapping paper pencils, pens,
miscellaneous stationery. cash boxes. toilet paper
Auplica lions for proposals should designate the
schedules desired by number. Blank proposals VIII
no furnished upon applica ton 10 the Bureau II.
r. b. HARRIS Paymaster General, =. s. IN.
s-25-05. sellaw2t
oFFICE or TIE CONSTRUCTION OFFICER,
Igo5-Seaie4I proposals Will be received here until
noon September 80. 1908. Tor excavation and grad
ing building a cement shed. for concrete work.
furnishing bricks. concrete materials. sand. ny
grated lime and cement. for new Mess Hall build
ing Mt the q. 5. Soldiers Home, Washington, D.
c. Information ON application. JOHN STEPHEN
SEwEII.. Capt Eugrs-, Constructing Omcer.
/. an3l sci 2 8. .2g-6t
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL AT JAIL.-PRoPos.
ais viii be received at the Office OF general agent
Department of Justice. until II o'clock m, Septem
Der s, 1905. aud then opende for furnishing at NE
United States jail during the fiscal year ending
June 90 1906, % of Anthracite Stove Coal and
100 tons OF best big vein Georges Greek Coal j.
H. HARRIS. Warden United States Jan. auso-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-01

REM
Cor. house. 142s nth st. NV. II rooms
3025 st. NV, II rms. and baths; rent $40 90
2106 LIST st. NV, rms. and bath; rent. $35 90
Flat, 620 4th st. me-, and BATH rent SIC. so
Flat. 622Ls 4th st. ne. rs. and bath :. $40 SO
au31-3t C. NJ. FORREST 612 + st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-01
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
Ink; NV; state price. Address Box I0S, StaI
office. sel-2ts
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Main 1304-O5.
SEES.
fs42. so. -. .2o34 I. sr, b
$4,000. .1015 8th, Tor, b
$40. 20. 1872 r, 1lr, b
$35. so. 1909 r I av, Tor, b
$27 so. ...... 90 v, 9r, b
$3.50. ..414 K ne, Or, b
S25. so. .1163 9Th ne, Or, b
S&. 80. III 18th ne, Or, b
500. so. .126 f ne, Or. b
Ssi 80. 1890 N. Tor, b
$50. SO. .221s-15-17 N, I'd
|s2s.so. .ee,s N, Ii. t Sr. B
$25. 50. ...l919-21-25 85th,
I'd d, Or. b
S25. so. .208 d, LIST a. 4r. b
S23. so. 1857 S5th. LIST
d, Or. b
S22 so. 10 Seaton ne, 5r,b
$3.50. 652 Morton ne, 4r, b
SIS. so. 652LaMorton ne, Ar
1880. 1897 Dunc'n ne, a, b
Sl5. 30. 1243 Dunc'n ne. 4. b
SIS. 80, Orleans pl, Ar, b, III
$3.50. Orleans pl, Ar. b. "a
EN- & BELT. Inc.,
Telephone Main 1204-05.
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fduI 81 bAItlmofeI Mo. au27-7tS
FOR RENT-BY B. F. SAUL CO. 7TH & 4 wv
1909 9th NV, l2r. store l1021 10th me- 6r b. .25 81
and stable. .$6x .00 2040 7th NV store 25 OF
20 H NV. sto & dwg. so 30 623 G ne, 7r b. % 81
$50 NV 81, ste. sta505 so 1924 LIST NV 6r b. % 81
1107 18th NV Or. b. AZ 00l639 Fla NV. Or b. p 81
166 ne, sto. dwg Al 90 1919 Sth NV, Or. .1S 81
z2l9 LIST NV, 8r b. 40 " I06 av, Or, W. II. 81
ZIG 9th ne, Tor. b.. 2150I 1888 NJ ne. 5r. b.. Ii u
1872 30 NV. 7r b. .250i7fS 9th ne. store. ~ OF
S04 NV, 7r. b. .2750I2035 Gale ne, Or. W. 10 ~
Fla ne bet 18th and 3 Edison ct .. s. 8.
18th, Or. b. Is. sol 452 d NV Office rs s7&S,
104 NV, 7r. b. rs col AGO n, 4r........ 4 Oh
Office rooms at 5l2 4 st. NV (steam heated i
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BY RLUNDoN, OBI
1920 G st. NV.
LOCO a yr..1416 Hopkins
pl, l2r, 2b, furnished
81. 600 a yr. .1225 Conn,
av, 12r, b, furnished
$40. .17s0 P.14r, 2b. fur'dI
300. 1881 Vt av. 12r. 2bI
SEQ. 1888 Baltimore. Tor, b
$55. 1881 Mintwood. Tor, b
$50. SO. .1e37 n. 11r, b
$50. IS. 1870 Keny'n, 12r. 2bl
APART,
1.-THE Melton"
4th and N. Y. ave. NV.
$27. 80. Is apt, 4r. b, I'd a
$27.50. ..16 apt, Ar, bid a
$3.50. % apt, Ar. b, LIST d
1.-The Tenny."
I'd st. bet. C and d ne.
$3.50. .... .5r, b. LIST 81
$&. 80. Or, b, LIST al
$37 so. Or. b. I'd al
S2S. so. .1739 N Cap, Or, bI
$3.50. "a s ne. Or. b.
SOB. 30. % s ne. Or. bl
$27. 80. .206 d, I'd q. 4r, bI
$3.50. .....3 s ne. Or. bl
BLUND0N. 0'BRIl
1920 G st. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY J. L. KOLB. SIC I4TH ST. NV.
1412 NV, 1er $l25 co 1853 Harvard Or. % so
120 Mass nw Gr 20. 80 2113 Pa NV. 12r.48 Is
321 Va Sc, Tor sto Is 50513 10th 4r. .16 so
gu31-tf
FOR RENT-THoSE VERY PRETTY NEW CO
loaial Groom bricks and cellar; hot water heat,
tiled baths, porcelain tubs; good back yards.
52S, $50 and 632 Steuben st. So 50. K.
LODGE HILL, S02 st. NV. au31-6t
FOR REST-A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE, y
rooms and bath; ANIL: In Mt. Pleasant, No.
$500 Center ST.; rent $3.50. Apply to ARMS &
DRURf. $40 st. NV. auS1-St
FOR RENT
1907 st. NV. 10 and bath. .... $40. go
1878 Cercoran ST. NV. 10 rooms and bath. SIS o9
143S Corceran ST. NV 10 rooms and bath $50. 80
aus1-3t J. g. K. CAMPBELL. 1413 G st.
FOR RENT-No 14f2 21Sr ST NV, 10 ROOMS
and bath; $50. DAVIS STURTEvANT, 1904
G St NV. au31-6t
FOR RENT-e42 NV; Or. AND BATH; Al
corner house; with perches and large yard; In
aus0-st r. H. r LEIRoLD. 1900 IT. NV.
FOR RENT-AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON
Vermont ave. near Iowa Circle: 20 rooms, 3
baths; thoroughly modern: dne parking; large
rear yard; sfables z5-foof front; brown stone;
rent $3.50. M00RE HILL Inc, III t4th NV.
au30-5t
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H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.. 1914 ST NV.
ITNEERNISHED

H. R. HOWENSTEIN Co, 1914 f ST. NV.
UNPUBLISHED.
2017 Mass 12r. and b., furnace. $3.50. 90
1923 X ST. NV, i5r. and b., stable. 5000
622 II st. NV. 12r. and b., furnace. $3.50
174S Erie ct. NV, Tor. and b., steam. $50
1870 California ave. NV, 10r. & b., steam As 90
1641 Z st. NV, Tor and b.............. 40.50
32l9 u n furnace. 1000
14I3 o ST. nw Tor. and b............. AZ SO
1899 18th St NV, Tor. & b., hot-water hit ~ SO
1901 Avon st. NV, 7r. and b. ........... $500
1908 Lamar st. NV. Tor. new steam hit $3.50
3610 Morgan ave. NV, Tor. new steam h. 81. so
1445 Sheridan NV, 7r. & b., furnace 80 SO
1247 9th st. NV. Or. and b............. 1880
1904 18th st. NV, Or and b............. q. so
514 7th st. me-. Or. and b.............. 25 90
71S Dearborn st. NV, Or. and b. ........ $3.50
159 Mass me- 7r. and b. %. so
1902 Fla. ave. NV, 6r. and b........... 20. SO
FLATS FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED
1772 Willard st. NV, Or. and b., I'd floor 5000
1774 Willard st. n.w., Or. and b., LIST floor u 30
1926 o st. NV, Or. and b.. I'd floor. 49,. 20 so
1925 st. NV, 5r. and b., LIST floor. 25 so
26 Seaton ST. NV. Or. and b., ID floor. "a so
2020 18th st. NV, Ar. and b.. I'd floor. 1000
12l Thomas st. NV, Ar. and b....... 1850
1271h NJ st. me-, Ar. and b.............. 1850
621 st. NV, Or and b................ 1880
II. Il. HOWENSTEIN CO., 1914 st. NV.
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WANTED-OFFICES.

WANTED-DESk ROOM IN QUIET, ATTRACT.
lively furnished office. centrally located; use of
telephone included. Address ADVERTISER Star
office.
WANTED-BY DENTIST, OFFICE IN GOOD
business location. Address Box So Star Office
se1-3ts
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WANTED-ROoMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-TWO COMMUNICATING FURNISHED
rooms: bed room and sitting room; same floor;
southern exposure: also board for two adults
private family prefer red: oca ton, north Of St
and west of l4th St; references exchanged. Ad-
dress II. s. T.. Star Office au3l-3t
wANTED-BY MARRIED COUPLE UNFCR-
nfshed rooms and board with refined people: rel
erences exchanged. Address Box IS, Star office
au3I -3t'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-14
The Chat1eld Paper Go. sfsts sss.sos s3.,
 Most Complete Line Os Paper and Twine in aO' State

business scheming, and the chances taken in new and uncertain enterprises, are constantly present temptations, too often successful, in leading managers and directors away from scrupulous loyalty and fidelity to the interests of others confided to their care.
 We can better afford to slacken our pace than to abandon our old, simple American standard of honesty and we shall be safer If we regain our old habit
 of looking at0s the appropriation tc personal use Of property and interests held in trust iIIythe same light as other forms of stealing"
 When the appropriation to personal uses of .property and interest held in trust is regarded in the same light as other forms of stealing, the immortality of such proceedings will be established; but something Anore than that will be necessary to stop further ''appropria- |tions' of this character. This remedy, so far as relates to persons acting in their individual capacities, is well known and is frequently applied. A like application will have to be made where corporations are the apparent offenders. As was said Messrs Judson and Harmon, the government attorneys in the Atehison rebate cases.
 E What we have said is peculiarly true of the great corporations of our day. They cannot be imprisoned, and punishmet by fine is not only inadequate but reaches the real culprits only lightly, if at all. The evils with which we are confronted are corpor- ate in name but individual in fact. Guilt is always personal. So long as officials can hide behind their corpora tions, no remedy can be effective. When the government searches out the guilty men and makes corporate wrong doing mean personal punishment and dishonor, the laws will be obeyed."
 An officer or director of a national banking corporation cannot use his charter as a screen to protect him from violations of the National Bank Act. If guilty, the misplaced switch" can- not be pleaded in attenuation.
 The recent disclosure of corporate mismanagement indicates that some corrective more powerful and convinc- ing than moral suasion is needed to prevent a spread of similar evils, Full restoration of unearned emoluments, and swift punishment of the guilty, will alone prove effectual.
 If reckless corporations financiering is not checked it may finally engender a ceiling of district that will work sub stantial harm. It is well to bear in mind however that the so-called high finance" does not represent the real financial strength of the United States. This lies deeper, and is rooted in the character of the people and the un- matched resources of the country. It Is no more disturbed by the present commotion than are the depths of the sea by the agitation of the waves on the surface.-Bankers Magazine.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-14

Dividends soon due are: Allis Chalmers, payable, Aug. 17 books close, September 8. Amalgamated Copper, IA per cent payable, Aug. 2S; books close, July 27.
 American Chicle, 1; Aug. 21; Aug. II
 American Graphophone, preferred, S-4; Aug. 15; Aug, 1.
 American Hide and Leather, prefer red, 1; Aug. 15; July 81.
 American Tobacco, 2 1-2; Sept. i Aug. 15.
 Baltimore & Ohio, 2 1-2; Sept. 1; Aug 15.
 Baltimore & Ohio, preferred, ?; Sept 1; Aug. 15.
 Boston Elevated, 8; Aug. 15. Boston & Maine, preferred, 3; Sept 1; Aug. 15.
 Brooklyn Union Gas, 2; Sept. 1; Aug F. 8
 Buff. R. & P, preferred, 8; Aug. 15; Aug. 4.
 C.,C.,C. & St. Louis, 2; Sept. 1; Aug Il.
 c. & P, orig. guar, i 8-4; Sept. 1; Aug. 10.
 c. M. & St. P. preferred. 1-2; Oct 10; Aug. 23.
 c. M. & St. P, common, 1-2; Oct. 10; Aug. 28.
 St. Paul, preferred, 1-2; Aug. 21; Aug. 5.
 Del. & Hudson, 1 S-4; Sept. 15; Aug. 26.
 Diamond Match, a-4; Sept. 15; Aug. 31.
 Erie, list preferred, 2; Sept. 7; Aug. r.
 Louisville & Nashville, 8; Aug. 10; July 31.
 New England T. & T., $15O; Aug. 15; July 31.
 Norfolk & Western, preferred, 2; Aug. IS; Aug. 4.
 North American, IA; Sept. i; Aug. 15.
 Peoples Gas, Chicago, 1-2; Aug. 25; Aug. F.
 Pratt & Whit, preferred, 1-2; Aug. Aug. 15; Aug. 10.
 Pressed Steel Car, preferred, 1 3-4; Aug. 29; Aug. 8.
 Proctor & Gamble, 8; Aug. 15; July 21.
 Pullman, $2; Aug. 15; July 31.
 Quaker Oats, preferred, 1-2; Aug 31; Aug. 21.
 Quincy Mining, $3; Aug. 24; Aug. i. Reading, 1st preferred, 2; Sept. g; Aug. 23. Rome. Watertown & ogdensburg, l IA; Aug. 15; July S1.
 Rubber Goods Manufacturing, pfd., 1 3-4; September 15; September 5. Twin City Rapid Transit, 1 IA; Aug. 15; Aug. 1.
 Union Pacific, preferred, 2; Oct. 1; Aug. 29.
 Union Pacific, common, 1-2; Oct. 1; Aug. 29.
 U. S. Rubber, preferred, 2; Aug, 15; July 25.
 U. s. Steel, preferred, i S-4; Aug. 30; Aug. z.
 Welsbach, 2; Sept. 1; Aug. 2S.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NOTES.

The features in local securities this week have been the expiration of the Southern New England Telephone Co. rights which sold during the week from 4 I-2 to 3-4, and the rise of the year in N. Y, N. H. H. R. R. stock from POP to PIP. The rise in price has brought out a number of sellers, but the stock is readily absorbed by New York and Massachusetts investors.
 Payment in full for the new stock of the Southern New England Telephone Go. stock is due tomorrow. New cer- tif1cates will be ready as soon as the clerks can have them signed and reg istered.
 Rights to subscribe to the new stock of the Consolidated Electric of Maine expire tomorrow. Stockholders have the privilege of buying the new stock for seventy-five cents on the dollar. The par is $10.
 Holders of New England Telephone and Telegraph will have the right to subscribe to one new share at par for each multiple of eight shares held on Saturday of this week. Payment for the new stock will be made in two in- stallments of 50 per cent. each. First installment will be payable November IS, the second February 16.
 There is some call for Security insur- ance stock, but none appears to be of- fering at current rates.
 United States Rubber dividend checks for dividend on preferred stock will be sent out to-day.
 The clearings and balances of the New Haven banks for the week ending August F and for the corresponding week of last year are as follows: 1905. Balances. 1904 Aug. 7s ...$SSO, ,446.99 $51 ,OS7.S2 $36S, ,779. .49
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 no and Ear Harbor-s1O:05 D. m. haeNa9e me !a6 fountains, St. AIbans ana One "ee--'I9:4O a. m., s1l:O5 D. m s'-st seAe- ror BoStOn, Worcester ana pro,,,z aV.O4 a. Tn- 4:04 ?. m. .---'. ''ii " PrIgia.ss99csS-.2s5 's;s5. 7aa 79aoa sIl1I:5i a1a sis:ai' .TiySi .i!Sii alI2:4l. s2;5s, '4:2O, .5:0s. am 'ls:os. s!5s R !sg9Sssaysisiss s!Ss. .s:oi ! 'a:Ss a16.eece Boston, via Springfield 7. s1.o7 ei.o;22S e;2S a. m, *1:45, s5:55p.n1' snnaatso z
 I:O7 am. "5:65 p.m. SunuAss ss---
 For Hartford. Springfield. .,.o, aVi m i2.i6' 2s;4S' xs;t5, s1o:O4, e1O:4O, sIo:5S xs:5s rto Hartf;osdlo HiaS; giSo s4;94 x5;o7 s555. Xf;96. S:10, 10:05, si1:O5 D. nj t SrnHali1. S.16 :0f' x9:O5 a. m., 12:fO, s5:55. x5.in .o For New London. etc. . .s.es s1:6s' 5ttt4f. lI;O5, Iil1:41 a. m, a12.05. S.og lto Saybrook), s2:41 s2:5g s:l0. e:gyS IIU IS3e Saybrook), *4:20, s5:03. 5:I5' Sii1do Sid.oE l0:4i. *1:01,. s:15 ito Guiifordl. ,1 1":ee p; m, Sundays-s2.22. a2:55 a' ii, FIz:O5, '2:5S, "5:0s. s7:0I D. m. For MtddletOwn. WilIimantIc. atc.-. ss:S9 ss:SS am, 1:00, s5:0I (to Woreesterl. 0'VS pm Sundays--7:20 p.m. . For shelburne Falls. etc.-7.5o Waste v1:sV Sio New Hartford). 4;04, 6:oO Cto n.Tn ger Waterbury via Cheshire-s;3o q. ai;, ni;2,o Lz:lO,s 2:60, ZOO D. m. SundavsE ''VV a.m.' 2:55, 8:05 pm.
 a .5sr aor Derby and Ansonia-6:5S. s,oo. 7..;;dd 7.;;ddoz 4:S0 5:O0z, (ex Saturdays). SIS. ii .Io . T, p.m. m Sundays-8:00z S:S0, , AA IaS 1aV a,In., ,I, 3:SO, 6:00z 6:40, S:45 Din. 1o.5o oW,aaterbury-6:5S, wa S:OO, 9:4O a. m. dsIs dalU, 1;S5, o.3o, 5:1s. E40. 11:S0 D. m. suns oays-S:3O, ll:40 am, 6:40, S:45 D. nn. . o.5e For Winsted-6:58, $40 a.m.. 12.1o n,e0' z, s;d o;ds, I:4O ?. m. Sundays-s:30 a.
 For PIttsieId. and intermedia,. points $50, lVia Bridgeportl, s;s5 a hl,, sz:VO, 4:l5 pm. Sundays--8 :00a. T1 8
 For LitehleId--9:35 a. rn,, s2:00. AIS. ?. m. Sundays-S:00 a. m. 'EZpress Trains. Il Parlor car limited. zIo Derby Junction. xLocal Express.
 ssaturdays only.
 0. M, SHEPARD, E C r.oTrv
 Gen. Supt. Asst Gen. Pass. Agt