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New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
KILLED By AUTO TRUCK.
Pedestrian Meets Instant Death an
Sirth 4Uenue- DriUer arrested.

While crossing Sixth avenue at 25th street yes
terday morning, Frederick Webster, forty-lve years
Old OF Cornwall Landing, n. Y. hit by an
automobile delivery truck and instantly killed He
was struck by the front wheels. thrown a dozen
feet and sustained 4 crushed skull
Edward Holleran. nineteen years old, Of No. 815
West 18th street, driver of the automobile. hur-
riedly away and escaped the anger of the big
crowd that gathered. Some one in the crowd no
ticed the number of his machine and informed the
police. Through his employers, the New York
Transportation Company. owners of the truck, he
was arrested soon after at the Hotel Astor.
Websters identity determined by papers
found on his body. A crowd quickly gathered and
a physician. who happened to be PASSING said that
the man had been Instantly killed. Holeran was
taken TO Jefferson Market police court.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
WooED AND WE'D IN FIFTEEN MINUTES
Joking About Love Leads to Marriage.
Which Is No Joke.

Nyack. n. Y. June Is CspecaaD.-Joling about
love. George E. Weyant and Miss Sadie Louw both
OF Newburg. became fmbued with the divine
passion. and the young proposed, was accepted
and married within the space of fifteen minutes
yesterday.
The couple were visiting tho brides sister Mrs
Harry N Cooper. In Haverstraw. During the after
noon there was considerable joking about love and
matrlniony FINALLY Mr. Cooper slipped out OF the
mousse unobserVed and returned with the Rev Will
lam ftsuheHeT Weyant promptly pleaded for the
hand or Miss Iouw. A few later The com
pany hurried 10 the parsonage and the marT1age
took plaoA-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
CLASS TO HONOR MgMoRv ne .a.,o,

vii, SSS OF % at the Naval Academy An,s,o,,s
T7-s-.t a 'ohoStone over the grave of Lame
-aich who died from injuries recef,,a5 -. James
, o[ Minor Meriwether jr. another cadet in
Of tsis civ. ra a-.S-oh OF honor James R Branch
@.@-n ii'in Aidshipnan Z. ". Pritchard:
10 class OF 'N wish with ,-o,,r ,,er,,,..e3o,.
Is unanimous IN one over The grave Of James This
chsrs-f@- "a ~ memory OF his courage honor and
hin -ri,- m-!iSh Won the love OF an VINO knay,
raroIis- e''sIai'A me aboard Florida Tonight An
ny. Branch replied, giving his consent and ,ta,,,
ing the class '' ana thank-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19

ORDERS IsSUED-The following orders have
been issued:
partInea detail :n ordnance department June 21
lngtoE. 10 places designated and report 10 Surgeon
General EnnUneEt Of contract: LAURENCE p.
DESMOND Cheyenne; THOMAS F. DUHIGG, Des
Aiores; C.iLA12LL1S Z FREEMAN Ie Grange; LOUIS
TINE. Bristol; OSWALD 7. HENNING, Chicago;
LUCICS L HOPEWOOD. Des Noiues; HAROLD W.
jones. ST Louis; Albert 6. LOVE Memphis
HENRY u. Z MIATYRE Randolph; HENRY J.
NICHOLS Binghamton. OMAR ". PINKSTON, Kan
SIS city; MATHEW =. REASONER, Morrsonville
HOWARD A REED Milford: FERDINAND SCHMIT-
TER Albany.
lulu: navy yard station, Mare Island
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPs.-The following
movements OF vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
June le-The Penac3ok at Santiago the Nero at lam
herts Point: the Ayary and. navy ward, New York.
the Irebe At SaIsaIito; the Wisconsin Kiu-Kang;
the Dubuque, al Sanchez.
June 1.-THE Dubuque. Macoris.
June 1s-rhe Wolverine sandusky.
SAILED.
June i6-The Ieonidas. from League Island for Monte
CTEti; the Fenacopk from Guantanamo for Santiago;
the Maryland from North River tor navy yard New
York; the Prehle and The Paul Jones. Sausato
for Portland.
June 1.-THE Dubuque from Sanchez for Aiacors; the
from Cleveland Ior Saudusby Barry and the Balm
hTicse, from annoy Tor Shanghai.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
FIREMAN SAVES FELINE FAMILY
'Dashing Dick" Burns Braves Smoke and
Flame TO Rescue Cat and Five Kittens.

Ds'4e'ihs mat a woman and her children were
penned 81 ia; which was on fire. ..Ioasb,ng D,cr..
burns the driver Of hook and ladder truck No 4
yesterday AFTERNOON made his way through the
Nre ana smoke IN the apartment of Mrs Yerta
neter on The third foor of the tenement house al
30 50 last 18th street. and failing 10 nnd the
ML,Afh ana me children stumbled over a box
a 9laltehe cat named Mollie and her fye
Is~ig DoIa kltlens He carried the box through the
SMOKE snc DOWN tbs stairs the street IRE Ar.
damaged The AstteE apartment 10 ths sTteut OF ssoo
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
COWS DRINK TOO MUCH wATER. i,
Justice Mexican Says Quantity of Milk Sold
Here Is Watered I'd State

George " Ernst, driver for William Reese =
"noisSele MIX dealer OF No. ll3 Second avenue
pleaded guilty Yesterday. in The Courr of so.ciai
sessions. 10 having adulterated milk He was re-
-ease1 Oh suspended sentence because he showed
Zee received -c''o-' 'ANoo DsioIe
l-s court .s long suspected that a great ouan-
- o. tL li-lh sold IN this city had been watered
gyI-YIS Je-S sent 10 the city" said Justice NJ
;naIi, 1iG ms evidence certainly proves n The
1-sslully displayed BY the farmers beats the vorid
. - suLpose The excuse VIII be that the cows drink
Several heavy fines were imposed
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
sh... NJ" SARST SUSPENnE,

leled his review Of H.. Bonaparte ha.
mari mas approved the endine ot lam IAN Perry
con- .l-lH modification Of the sen+en me court
st @ioo'ed Captain Garst to susre19,o --e7,Ge The
Of ve nun6eys ar f with half sea pay and the ioaa
Island to 20 Ior allowing the batflesbtn S pbs ioss
suspension 70 lt'Gnd The Secretary lIp rai rSShoae
% {ia.n Charles ~ Tsrr.r,
connarr Gry I4rd has been ordered 4I % the ne Pen
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
TWO MILLIONS For THE M,,,r,A

ashington, June lS-The House C,o,r,,...o -
-1-'.la today voted a favorable repoI- on Sen
- III o,H "hich authorizes an annual Appropriate ,
y *z''S'V'9 for the support Of the militia Of the
60 @I9 10 LnaEes certain changes in the admin
ton IS 100000 -- '-e97'-l dIpFoprla-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19

the State OF YoIk. by the Glace u = G} tr5e tr a a
Independent susan Bates. Mary F1rr- NsNtl-c.~ =
Crare. Mary Hlluuast T. tssetr. st-a tos>
Caroline N Crane. Irene Peterson. ttrpr-t-l yVts-
Clara y. Doughty, Frederick Wis-izenus Ado5Pa o5PastS 3
hzsnus. Caroline N Pttzulan. Benjamin crane, >oi-
Ristine Mary W crane. Helen II tArceis Class4hSrs N
Crane. Helen Pratt Harry II Crane and AleNaIA1t n
Crane. executor and the heirs and new ., S,se,s @
EdwGrd A Crane deceased. send greeting WAS.Ss
sarah GRAY Crane. OF The city q New 1esN mas Kew
applied the SurToEaes Court % County ~
York n certain instrument IN Writing rvastT
both personal property duly proved as 'a
VIII Testament o. kAiWart A Atte o.
County New York deceased therefore, YOU anu
cited before the Sugr1g1te v
OF his Oflce IN the county OF 49,
York the twenty seventh dan OF July. one lio~s-
nine hundred and six at halr past ten O'Clock N ne 4
OF that day. then and there 90 attend the FI "a
tho said Wu and testament And such c- 80 -
HEREBY cited under the twenty ne 49,
required appear by guardian. u You nave
II you appear and apply for ene ~ "a
3 your neglect failure - -
guardian will appointed oy tho Surrogate % W
a. IN the proceeding .s.
In Testimony Whereof have caused the seal % -
Surrogates Court or the said County OF New NorN -
hereunto affixed Witness. Hon AoAel,, -
IL 5 y Thomas Surrogate Of our said Couny e NV
York. said county. the thirty first DAY oI ~
in the of Lord one tAogsaud u.ne hlalre "'
DANIEL. J. DON ONLY
O'cr6 u the Surrosate's CousS,
CRANE Il LDCkWOOD. Attorneys for PsuIiOnes ~ sA-s
Street. New York CITY ~. y.
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Sharon Springs, N. Y.

The Baden Baden OF America. Best White Sulphur.
MagDesia Chalybeate Springs in the world Picturesque
and Ideal spot for health and recreation: free from
drives. social features
tculars 1915 Broadway and 81 ST. New York
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
Notice of Summons.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the Grace OF God Free and Iniependent
To Francis Ebert Dubois Susan T Du5ois. J.. A1Es-
anna Leuba south. Lucy DuIioIs Porter Herman Jun
dert. Frederick GUndert. David GunGert. HERMAN E--
dsrt. Agnes Gundert Theodore Isenbers Kari Iseoer
Adele HsSSs, Herman Hess Maria Hesss. John E1essS
and TO all persons Interested in the estate Of Lcy
Bois OF the County OF New York. deceased as oSI
itors. ssatees. naxt OF kin or otherwise send sFs- rs
You and each OF hereby cited and re{ls- go.
sonaly be and appear before Surrogale OF -
County OF New York. the Surrosltss court O 80
County. held the County Courthouse u tne S1---
York the 2+th day OF July lSto. az ha 80
o'clock OF that day. then ana loI'
a judicial settlement OF the account o. -
Theodore Jackson. Frtl1Cis DUb1is al1
san p. Dubois and trustees of t1s -
OF said deceased. and sucn ot ~.
hereby cited. under the age OF twenty -
years required appear by your Suar-.aA y ~
have one. IL YOU appear and app -
appointed in the ot your hesSs
failure a guardian Will be appointed oS -
Surrogate represent for the prlose's
In Testimony Whereof caused the sea- o. -
Surrogates' COlrt OF New Nork - -
herrunto afiNet. Witness Hon Aohet :.
( l. s. J Thomas. a surrogate OF our sai- ilC4S
County New York. Tho SlSt day oI w.
OF LO-d One thousand nine a4---s.. @-
DANIEL j. Lt''st'.>,i1.A
Clerk % the SUrrcs1tes' Nc1E-
COOALBS & WILSON
Attorneys for Executors. 49,
81 Broadway Borough OF Brooklyn. New York t1s.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
SEASIDE HOUSE,
Atlantis City, y. j.
Best Location on the Ocean Front
r. E. COOK & SON.
HOTEL RUDOLF.

ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY
Directly on Beach. Local
In rooms American and European plans 400 ocean view
rooms 100 suites with private baths Orche
ira. I. Capacity. LOCO. Special New York Rep
Iown and Country Bureau 2S9 4th Ave. 10 A NJ 10 g
p NJ Phone 6246 Granercy CTIAS. r. MYERS owner
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
AND NAVY NEWS
rrn Tho Tribune Rureau-1

JulIe
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
Country Board.

BOYS BOARDED; school privileges; large places Iursl
surroundings country life. HCYLER HOMESTEAD.
Tenafy. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
School Agencies.

TJELP SELECT YOUR SCHOOL.-Ttms and troubls
III saved School Asency. 10 " 10ith St. Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
THE SINCLAIR. WHIT

BETHLEHEM. " H No hay fever Omen fr. q.
Steam heat, golf, elevator bathroom sufe 01-5-S.
& CO.. " z. 2sth and Broadway New Yo-S
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
CRANE. EDWARD A-THE PEOPLE OF


Attorneys for Executors. 49,
81 Broadway Borough OF Brooklyn. New York ClS.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
Teachers Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Overnesses eta.
TO Colleges. Schools and families Apply 10
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON. IS Union Square
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING.-FOreign houses were not
active factors in the local market In London Con-
soils were heavy but the general market was firm.
Money in better demand in the British capitaI
owing in great part TO the approaching fortnIghtly
settlement There no movements OF impor-
tance in the Continental markets
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CoNDITIoNs-C. schu-
macher & Co. say:
The supply Of commercial bills during the week
large offerings of exchange for delivery within the
next next two or three weeks prime demand declined to
eeg during this period suffered
will sell during the next two or three months ''s Ges
pends. Of course. entirely upon the point m which
DON Paris or Berlin Al 2s3 rG the e1n9s Ta5s fTGm iron LOR
ably be somewhat higher than subsequently, be
European markets which can be bought at what
might term a very reasonable Ta3e vbu@ "a
soon as the import movement has SET IN ;bs Se 9, @
banks which hold gold will endeavOr 10 obtain rs
OF their reserve Unless monetary conditions should
sa ne S serious aspect & We 60 not think the Secre
why should he? Conditions are bound 10 adjust
except in case of serious complications. The co1n
tTy Is IN th9 most prosperous condition in It's his
market mar for foreign exchange and in prospective
our monetary system.
PIG IRON ADvANCEs-Co Considerable excitement
hase been caused in the pig market because be-
lated buyers ind themselves unable TO secure iron
UchVefA meet thelr requirements This
is the case particularly IN regard to foundry grades
An advance OF SOC 70 81 ton Is the result of the
present condition with still further upward ten
dency. Alabama furnaces have sold No. iron as
high as SIS for delivery during the last quarter and
only small amount is available even at that prtce
They are asking s 50 Tor Iron for delivery as FAR
ahead as the FIRST quarter OF next year Over fifteen
thousand tons OF Southern iron has been marketed
within the last Few days This Is for shipment 10
Northern furnaces. Virginia iron Is also strong and
xfc,, -
COTTON MOVEMENT, 20 ''The III
nancial Chronicle" the total receipts OF cotton for
week ended August 10. 1905. 2i6a@ bales. a.
ssainst Saoi5 bales In the preceding The total
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

receipts since September I are L7s31N. aga'-ss
Sl2222 for the same period OF last year, a dss.ss
OF 2.159OSO. The weather in the week has been 2,
orally satisfactory Rain has been general tui q
precipitation has been moderate or Hsht as ri
Boil weevils and boil worms and an excess q u-
are complained OF in Texas.
ANACONDA COPPER MEETING-A s,s
meeting OF the stockholders q the Anaconda C7
per Company has been called for August . 8
Anaconda Notices giving the object q ths H=s
Ing will be sent out this week. II IS lsa-1ss t.
the meeting is the first % a series OF nsstlrgS 9
the Amalgamated Copper Company and iis s--st
iaries for the purpose OF transferring rssl ssus
and readjusting matters generally incident 70 T.
settlement Of litigation between AmaIgsna,ei q
Heinze interests.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA-The regular y
cent annual interest on Central Of Georgz o.
second and third preferred income bonds has ~
declared The conpany's net earnings Or tas q.
year are given as S. 160 600: this is an incT-a'
s442,911. The surplus this year amounts o ~
S66. an increase OF S1332S9 over 1895.
CANADIAN PACIFIC-Sir Thomas Saaug'-s
president Of the Canadian Pacific Railway. 50
ing Of the large Increases in earnings. sals
earnings this year are very satisfactory inds7; =
that he can see nothing on the horizon V-i'i -
cause any change in this condition Of afcz.rs : =
near future.
INTERNATIONAL STEAM PUMP eeN'
PANY--As all legal complications have -, o7r
moved. IL is understood that the lni-'-' -.
Steam Pump Company has taken over 9, -
% take over the Power and Minins al'.
Company. according to the plan hera''-''
lshed-
PITTSBURG COAL. COMPANIES -, -.
Coal Company has purchased and eaii.s-,- -
the proceeds OF the sinking fund pF9'i--, -,
fore S157O.OOo OF the S25OO0.S0o suara.-7. n
mortgage per cent bonds OF the &i'-''
Company OF Pennsylvania -
APPLICATION TO LIST-Applieatoa - -, I,
made to the New York Stock ExehaiisS .-.'.,-..
additional S27. 10000 common stock OF tA7 -
& Ohio Railroad Company
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
CURB MARKET TRAulN''

Speculation in outside securities w. '..''ss -
scale. while price movements eon1,.,zas ,,ls 81.
narrow limits. although a steady - ia 9
tained Greene Consolidated Copps- 80. CT.
tive feature az range Of small .,,,s il--, s.rsas
was up "a. NiDissing showed eo.'S--... vas sssap
under fair activity. Tennessee Coplec,lon yer
In the industrials only few -,.r,lv t''''
recorded. 8Iackay shares were -s.., sas =
Chicago subway was steady NaD-. u.s $50
a small fraction. Havana Aoore Of '
Bonds were dun. Al!a-Chalmess %
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

dividend.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money in
London 2 per cent Open market discount rate for
short bills 15-eGS per long bills, S9S lis
cent Berlin discount rate. 3s per cent Berlin
change on London. 20 marks 4S pfennigs. Paris
discount rate, 2s per cent. Paris exchange Lon
DON 25 francs IS centimes. Bar gold in London, 70s
9Ad.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money, IS 1-lS for the account. IS 3-16. French
rentes 81 francs S21z centimes.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
SECURITIES VALUES STRONG
PRICES CLOSE STRONG, DESPITE Il POOR BANK
SETTLEMENT.
AboUe Legal Requirements Declines 5Ood
ProbabI

Louis-45c discount bid, S5c discount asked. San
FranciscO-Sight, &c; telegraph &C.
SILVER MARHET.-Bar silver G5lAc. Mexican
silver dollars, 5O16c Bar silver in London closed at
30 5-16d
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid 113O; Lisbon zoo
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 1881
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
Financial
KINGS bulletin.

want osendm weekly financial freeto ava~
corporation secuiesto person with money d,
in banks o companies.
a ~
lshed the Interest OF honest investors P'e
Saturday OF each free p4f,
TO all written request for IL
It is absolutely independent all things.
has advertising space therefore IN ro
the ne letting the chips fall they nav
standing insisting deanding so
for N"'
1t is personal OFganthe special envoy-Of financial -
believes hat that
a a
begin
American dollar full calendar
speculation
believes that trading
that leads
other form gambing-whO
be
in
believes that the
the rights
a
a tendOlar stand.
Always Kings Financial Bulletin will stand for eOmeD
without all things in
condemn without fear all things that Wrong. ~
S
proclaim publication to
chord the
be able render the
invite with all
will gladly livelest
free postpaid its weekly
investor should be without Write to-day.
C.. r. KING,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money call. per cent.
Time money was quoted per cent for sixty
days 4l4G4s per cent for ninety days. Az per cent
for four months. per cent for FIVE months and
61sqG per cent for six months. Commercial paper
was quoted az 5AQSA1 per for sixty to ninety
days 5i4d5a. per cent for four 10 six months and
per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed Quiet
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
pankers, posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New Orleans-Com-
merc.al. 75c discount: bank, 81 premium. Boston
l2iLc and 15c discount. Chicago-25c discount.
harleston-Buying par: selling SIC premium. Gin
cinnati-l0c discount Savannah Buying. 45c dis
count: selling 75c discount Mnneapolis-9ar. ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Aug. II, p M.-The market for Ameri
securities irregular at unimportant pricc
changes Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

a DgkRTIsEHEFsIs AND SCBSCRIPTEos for Ine
a Tribune theiF U2EoWn Once SO. 1854
.sOaeRay Beth sad 67th unt'i Ociocc
advertisements Ra-=iyc4 following branch Offices
regular T-os rates un;t O'Clock VIC 20 s'h
? 2Sd a63 9Th l2th ST " East
5stl at - west a2d 81: between 5th and SIN ayss @
1926 90 ave. 6lst ST; l50S Ist s3ih
$50 l25fh ST.: sEn fremont GO 30
Ssss ST.: rs "a aye.s go B.eetpr st.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
days:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
THE WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

CIRCULATION 4oOIO,pc 4uNs,Otu Dec so. 1OD
'Unted States deposits included. sss4l.7oO.
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits on the respec
tive dates:
Specie ss s4 200 5 ASg9s se Go De-. chs9sss ss s
Legal tenders S7725.SOO s5O0s.eoo Dec 2668. 100
Totals 49,. $28a 2725oO s278.9s7.oOO Dec S0274.9oo
agst deposits 2es l4s.s25 2s5 72aO76 Dec 842s.75O
Reserve -. sl4122675 ss27l.525 Dec s. sSI, ,l5O
Reserve on deposits other than United States de-
creased $5.644.75O.
The following the changes for the corre-
spending week for the three preceding years. 1906
Loans decreased s5.2723 800 cash decreased S.ss35O
deposits decreased SO 467 100 and surplus reserve
increased $SS3275. 19O4-Loans increased aMA5o
cash increased s. 52 400 deposits increased g19lOO
and surplus reserve increased 81 422625 lsle-Loans
decreased S4.35 800 cash decreased s. 227so0 depos
its decreased S. 200 and surplus reserve decreased
S26OO.
The following table shows the bank holdings on
the respective dates:
Loans si9 $500 Is sol M 100 40 Has i9 iS 81 90 %
sesSs esss tenders lss 2
Deposits oa2 S4 800 9oS 2S7 5ss @ 5SS
sUnited States deposits included s9s4l7OO
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits the respeo
tive Oates
Specie SIZE sHssaSc 5 Ss 4aE sss 81 @ 90 4ss sgs e. e a. o.
Legal tenders s50Sseoo ss.i2O.6OO s2.G5e 100
Total reserve. s27soO7Goo saOo5lIOoo sa5o.6I4 600
deposits -''' s2o5720 2oeOO4.sOO aOI.7ssi2s
Reserve go. ss.27i52S si2.ssGsOO s57.78i47
serve 2J.7 gao 2aT
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

a DsERTIsEHEhTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
"a Tribune recei9ed az their Uptown Orics No 1894
9srn21say between S6th and S7th sts until ocIocS n M
Advertisements following brsnch orSc.s a.
regular oboe Tases until o'clock p m VIZ 2ss sth
sses O. cor 80 a. 15S sth ave. 10Th 81 s2 Fas.
"a w.. 20 ~est s5S q between 7th and
cts: soz Sd ave- slEt ST. I7Os list ave- near SON
a.: 20 tSnt l2sh St; 75s fremont ave; ESQ "a ave
fsaT siEt "a: bSz 3d ave: 30 BIeecs-r "a - ~ "N'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
'Unlisted.

Closing prices of active bonds dealt in. with
net changes follow
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.

Saturday. Saturday. Net
Active issues. Aug Aug. II. changes.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL.

The surplus after payment OF charges and divi-
dends on the preferred stock is equal 20 3lb per
cent on the common stock. as compared with 277
per cent IN the preceding fiscal year.
The condensed general balance sheet, as OF June
80. follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

Closing prices of stocks dealt in. with net
changes. follow:
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for the week. 8. 7i5. 40
Total sales IN preceding week. 55S 90
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Totals ms
% Ss. s 'sas s sss sil5
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see.eoO Total sales for the day. unlisted
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BANK STATEMENT IN DETAIL.

Entire Fourth Floor. Journal Building Boston. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

dividend.
The Washington times., 1906-07-22

English flCtiou-the young squire
walking home with the Curatc's pret-
~ Young daughter and conversjuS
with fine condescension.
We girls an wish we could come
over and help hunt the lost treasure.
Il must be- simply splendid 10 live IN
house where there's a mystery-se~
cret pass ages and chests of doubloons
and an that sort of thing. Ny, Squire
Glcuarm. I suppose YOU spend all your
nights exploring secret passages.
This free expression Of opinion
startled me. though she seemed wholly
innocent of impertinence-
Who SAYS there's any secret about
the house," 1 demanded
''Oh, Ferguson. the gardener. and all
the girls."
Il fear Ferguson IS drawing on hia
imagination"
We'll. AL the people i'm the village
think SO. I've heard the candy-shop
woman speak of II often"
shed better attend 20 her taffy. I
retorted.
"Oh. YOU mustn't he sensitive about
II! All us girls think it ever SO ro-
mantle. and we call you sometimes the
lord of the realm. and when we see
YOU walking through the darkling
wood at everfaIl we say. My lord is
brooding upon the treasure chests.
This, delivered in the stilted tones
Of one who is half-Quoting and half
iTpTOvising. was iTresistibly funny.
and ! laughed with good will.
Il hope you've forgiven me"
began. kicking the gate TO knock of