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New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.


r-,icsqo AprfI 1s-Wheat advanced early to-day.
,,sn fell off sharply but recovered and at the
close was &C higher than II was yesterday and 10
atove the lowest point II touched on its early de-
cline Corn like wheat, was weak at one tirne out
recovered though not entirely. before the day was
out At the close May was 1sc TO 4c lower and
JuIv down 1-l6c May oats closed &c higher and
T,,l,- &c Provisions were quiet and somewhat
oaeier in price Pork unchanged; lard about 30
lower and ribs 2lkc down.
The wheat market was strong at the opening ow-
ing 70 the congested state Of May delivery result
ing in moro covering by tinid shorts offerings at
the start were light, but later the perfect crop con-
5,+tons and the weakness IN stocks due to the san
Francisco disaster. inspired considerable hqulda-
zion The trend OF prices was Irregular.
The corn market opened firm. but soon weakened
rnder the influence Of fine weather Tor planting ana
the movement. Country acceptances Were larger
+be, a few DAYS ago. The decline caused much
I,,,,5etion Local receipts were % cars, with Y
cars estimated for tomorrow shipments hence
yrsra s25 600 bushels Nay corn opened Ec TO 471sc
sold off 10 zs1zc back TO 461sc 10 4o7.c July soIo
from 4s,Lc of to 45sc and then reacted to 4S1sc
Trade was light in the oats PIT, put the tone OF
.ha market was firm. Small offerings and light
,o..r raceiots were responsible for the strength
d,snlaxed Local receipts were So cars. with 81
cars estimated for tomorrow. Shipments hence
were 2s4Oo bushels May sold as high as 3212c and
closed al s2c to 322sc. July. after selling at Slc
closed at Sic 70 Sl1sc-
provisions ruled quiet and had a heavy under
+on. The easier trend OF the hog market inspired
considerable selling in realizing way. and these
offerings were too large for the marke TO absorb
ON the decline there some good buying OF lard
o- an investment character. July pork sold from
.,e 97lL of 10 SIG 32l5 and reacted TO SIS 5- July
ard sold from IS STA off 10 IS s. and reacted 10 the
CORNER price July ribs sold from IS s. OFF to IS s2s
NV, 20 IS S TO IS S71z Hog receipts were 24co head
ona prices al the yards were weak
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


York by the grace of God free and independent,T
John G Fleming. of Chicago Illinois Adds
OF Chicago, Illinois. Executors will
testament Of Ellen NJ Fuller deceased Fuller Chenery
or the City and County Of under the
age Of fourteen years. heir kin OF Ellen
NJ. Fuller. deceased send greeting Whereas Ailon F.
Morse Of the city Of New York has lately applied TO
the SurTogates Court OF County OF New York, 10
have certain instrument in writing relating 20 both
real and personal duly the last Will
and testament Of Ellen NJ Fuller County Of
New York deceased. therefore you you
cited to appear before the OF County OF
New York at his ofiAs the County Of New York,
zSth day OF May. thousand hundred
al ten o'clock in the foreroon Of that day. then
ana there TO attend the probate Of the said last viii and
testament And such OF hereby cited are
under the Of twenty-One years required 20
pear by guardian, II have II you have
none to apply for be appointed. In
the event OF neglect failure TO do guardian
viii be appointed by the Surrogate TO and act
Tor IN the proceeding.
In testimony VIII the seal OF the
Surrogate's Court OF the said County OF New
IL 81 York. 20 be hereunto affixed. Witness Hon
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF said
County OF New said county, the 9th Of April
IN the OF Lord one thousand nine hundred
and six DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court.
EDWIN A. JONES' Attorney Petitioner. No. 81 Cedar
Street. New York
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Bowling Green Trust Co.,
20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Capital, 81 100000. Surplus, 81, 500, 900
OFFICERS:
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM Il. TAYLOR Ist Vice-President
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice-President
JOHN a. HILTON Sd V.-Pres. & Treas.
WILLIAM n LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS;
Charles P. Armstrong, Myron 7. Herriok,
Frank Brainard, Edward T. Jefery,
Harry Bronner, William NJ Laws,
Robert c. Clowry, VIM. Willis Merrill,
Edmund c. Converse, Winslow S. Pierce,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, Dick S. Ramsay,
Grenville III. Dodge, Frederick B. Sohenck,
q. Goepel, Andrew Squire,
Edwin Gould, William H. Taylor,
Frank Jay Gould, Edward R. Thomas,
George J. Gould, John P Truesdell,
John a. Hilton, E. F. c. Young.
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE on

T'HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the grace God free and independent-
10 steIan Zolvert cousin Of August Auguste ZoI-
Ver or Zolvert late County OF New york de-
ceased and to Susanna Tourcher Nikolaus ZoIyert
Nikoiaus Zolvert Jr Anna Zolvert. Zovert Au-
gust Zolvert Mary Zovert. name Mary beinS
hcttious, her Christian name being unknown cousins
OF the SAID deceased and TO the children Magdalena
fsoF deceased cousin whose places of resi-
dence are unknown, after diiigent inquiry
Dc ascertafned; and to the children adopted cbdren
or the issue of such. other heirs and next OF kin
as nearly related as the above-named n
whose names and places OF residence are unknown
IIS attorney General OF the State of New and
Public Administrator of New County: Send greet
!ns; Whereas, James J. Slevin, Of the CITY Of New
YORK has lately applied to the Surrogaes Court OF
county or New York. 10 have certain instrument IN
writing relating TO both real personal property
or A9guSte Zover, Or Zolvert. late County Of
New York deceased therefore each OF vou are
cited 70 appear before the Surrogate County Of
New York at his Office in the County Of New York on
the 2lst day of May, thousand nine hundred and
SIX az half-past ten o'clock in of
last VIII and Testament And Of YOU as are
hereby cited under the txenty-one years
hre required 10 appear by your guardian. II have
one or II you have none. appear apply for one
ure 70 DO so, guardian will b1 appointed by
rogate 70 represent and for you proceeding
IN testimony whereof. have Of
the Surrogates Court the said County OF
IL s. New York to be hereunto affixed
Hon. Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF our
day OF March in the year OF Lord thousand
nine hundred and SIX
DANIEL ]. DOwDNEY
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court.
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TELEPHONE COMPANY WANTS ORDER
Great Eastern Will Seek Mandamus to OBJ
tain Street Opening Permit.

Mandamus proceedings VIII be instituted. It was
snnounced yesterday. by the Great Eastern Tele-
hone Company TO compel Commissioner Ellison OF
,be Department of Water Supply. Gas and Eec-
.-sci,y 10 grant 3 permit for the company 10 open
- streets Corporation Counsel Delany has ruled
ae,asnst such a permit. Mr.. Delanys ruling. the
independent company asserts was Just as expected.
s tbev had already received opposition 10 the plan
= t,iia nine galleries in the subway. The decision,
49,, c0rfend Is at variance with the action OF At
snr1ev General Julius NJ Mayer in January uphold
tno lie validity OF franchise granted 10 the New
Vfrlr Electric Lines Company
4 conference OF the officials OK the indeDenosnf
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Financial.
The BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREAsURER's OFFICE.
BALTIMORE, Nd. Aprs, 18th 1906
10 the Stockholders of
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Compan,

AZ meeting Of the OF Directors held b,. dav
the following resolution adopted
WHEREAS. the Capital Stock this Company n insut
hcient FOR the for which this Company in
eorporateo:
RESOLVED. by the President Directors Of The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company tha, the Csptt.
STOCK OF this Company be is hereby in
creased by the amount seventy-seven
thousand Five Hundred shares Of One Hundred
oArs Csloo) each Of tho Common Stock with
increase the Capital Stock OF the Company shall
1s OF Six Hundred Thousand goo ooO shares OF One
f1unorec Dollars 0lo0 each OF Capital Stock
ana one Million F1vO Hundred and Twenty-seven Thou
s&ho Five Hundred d.527.5OO shares OF One Hundred
-'oIiars eiooD each OF Common Capital Stock;
RESOLVED FURTHER, that the privilege he r4ven "a
the holders OF the Capital Stock Company Common
60 TFeiefred 10 subscribe at between May 21st
-oth 1906 both dstes inclusive latter GATE
privilege shall for shares Common Capital Stock
% the amount OF Fifteen cent d5qt) respec
i've holdings they registered
company a. O'clock P. Il. April 27th. 1906;
rans to be issued by Treasurer
peilsing the amount OF stock which entitled
Dscrloe under this privilege Payment Twenty per
e- e2'Ss) OF the OF the subscription be
mace by each shareholder May 18th. 1905 forty per
cent t4o@e) on July 18th. 1906 balance forty per
'soss9 on September 18th. 1906. must be
70 tne Treasurer whsn first instalmens s paid
~ WHICH negotiable receipts Will issued. ana tf not
80 returned and the first PAID the warrants
10 pe VOID and OF no value
On May 18th any stockholdsr having paid the ar.t
- -sHtfent may also pay second or both remaining
issued -S VIA NC
interest viii be allowed September J. 1905, a. til.
Ae OF hVe Der cent $50 per annun from the date on
which installnsnts are paid
Opon surrender at the Compsnys once No Wall
Street New York City n Y or N n. agents Messru
- - '1S NO Lothbury London. E c.. England.
OF u paid negotiable receipts or after septsner 18th
-o Certihcaes OF Stock Company for TIA Com
mon CAPITAL Stock to tho one share OF such
soA lor eAch on- Hundred Dollars (sioo of full paid
negotiable receipts will be issued The stock when aeiv-
cred vi" carry any dividends that may
September !. 1905
For fractional WARRANTS, fractional receipts win be
Issued and when fun paid be EXCHANGED for frsc-
uonal hoh-uvioeno bearing stock scrip which may
converted into common Stock Certificates presentation
at the ConpAnys orcs IN Hundred Dollars
each or muples thereof and stock scrip
may not be converted on or before December al
1905 will be redeemed a par.
For the above purpose the tools Of tne cr
pany VIII De closed at p NJ April 9th. 1905
viii be reopened at 10 O'Clock a. NJ May
Circulars giving full particulars for ayailins Of the
above privilege viii be mailed stockholders OF record
:. V. MccSEAI. Treasurer.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Il Frank T Fitzgerald. a SurrOgats OF thu Counrv "A
New YORK notice is hereby given persons bsyiSs
claims against Deane Miller OF County OF NJ
York decesed 70 present The with thsre-
the sGSscFiDsrs their srausacti1x
ness uscs OF Messrs- Alexander Wstrlss PoIx
No g2 street. In the City u Net
sorr the fourth day OF May
pated New York. 25th cav October 1908
CHAS @ MILLER. ALERT c. SPANN Exsrut,-.
AIEXANDER WAITRESS & POLK. ATTORNEYS s,~ r
excutors So Nassau Street. New York CITY n "
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Teachers Agencies.

company was held yesterday, and President D. A
Reynolds afterward issued a long statement say
ing that the company had doubt as 10 the sue
cess OF the contemplated mandamus proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank 7, FttzEer9ld a sgrrosate q the County os
notice Is hereby given all persons
claims against MARY J. BurchsL the County -
York deceased 10 the voI5cs.~.
subscribers. or
business once Of Phillips No I1s Fuitos
the Borough OF Manhattan. a. NJ.
YORK before the thirtieth day OF April 1906.
Dated New f0rk, the twsnty-nfIh October f905
HENRY J. BURcHELL> IT.. JAMES BCRcHELI. Ex-
Fulton Strsst Bor0esh OF Manhattan City OF Nsw Yark
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington April 1s-The condition OF the
Treasury at the beginning OF business to-day was
follows:
RESERVE FUND
bullion. ...-.-.-....-....- s16o0oooOo
TRUST FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
TIFICATES
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makers "

-, makers win seize the opportunf.x, a.
st sofn e,-naces which were IN need or re2. -
s0g o. end that CT least one stack ready to Sia
rr,ncsN... ...sr1sin idle.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

allows stouover Covingon Fa through tickets TO
cncinnatL Louisville Chicago. ST Louis and the West
fJr side trip 10 Virginia Hot Springs
Pullman compartment car. via Washington ieaves y Y
4.55 D m arrives Springs $50 a. E2steri time
Escur.ion tickets at c. o. oce 3o2 Broadway. oaiess
Peuus- r. r. connscing lines.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
VIRGINIA
irginia Hot Springs
VIRGINIA
xE,y YORK OFFICE. e4s FIFTH AVE.

waters baths. hotels and scenery nowhere equalled
Wss,T,a.isu Rout and diseases Complete
ttShnthsrapeutic apparatus japanese parIor golf
n.y. rool fine livery and outdoor pastmes THE
SEW HOMESTEAD. modern IN the strictest ana
a-rorfzed by the class. Is unquestionably
knsst an year round hotel in America
o-4os srect N Y. wire
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
WORCESTER TRUST COMPANY
Worcester Mass, April 8, 1906
no THE HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THT

Norcross Properties Incorporated: You are hereby
duly notified IN accordance stipulation
bodied IN a Indenfure Deed Trust, dated
August 81 1908 By and between The Norcross Properties
Incorporated and the Worcester Safe Deposit Trust
Company. Trustee. which said stipulation recited
each and every bond. invited forward 10
Worcester Trust Company proposal 10 sell bonds of
said The Norcross Properties. Incorporated.
Your attention Is called the fact that by the
said stipulation those bonds WHICH ARE OFFERED AT
THE LOWEST FIGURE SHALL HAVE FIRST PREF
ERENCE IN THE MATTER OF PURCHASE.
By the OF said stipulation fractional bond scrip
also be offered the rule applying 10 It's purchase
% applies TO the purchase OF bonds
There hand with said Trustee. the Worcester
Company the Of ninetynne thousand three hundred
and eighteen and 1610o dollars S9 31S 6) applicable
the purchase and retirement Of bonds Of April g. 1906
Proposals SELL be entertained be received by
the Worcester Trust Company the close OF
business May J. 1905
WoRCEsTER TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
Financial Meetin gS.

PERE MARQUETTE RAILROAD COMPANY.
TUE STOCK TRANSFER BOOKS OF THIS
Company viii be closed from April 20th TO May 2d
1906, both days inclusive OF Annual
Meeting at Detroit the latter
THOMAS J.. WALSH, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19

MAINE PRODUCTS COMPANY
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MR.. A.
ALEXANDER IS longer connected with the MAINE
PRODUCTS COMPANY general manager otherwise.
All bills against the company should be presented TO
Mr. Oliver Gdsrslesve Treasurer No. SO Wall Street
Borough of Manhattan, New York City.
Dated New York. April 16. 1905
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19

r ADY OR GENTLEMAN WHO CAN HANDLE
the securities of industrial corporation that VIII
bear the closest investigation. See q A sPECHT from
6 to 10 o Z P. NJ. Broadway Central Hotel
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

-..s,a by Joseph walker & Sons. No. 20 nroad-s,,
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

i Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County os
New york notice is hereby given all having
caims against Mary F. Van Aulel, late OF County
of New YORK deceased. present the with
thereof 10 the subscribers. their place
srausactinS business, at Office OF Robert w Todd
No Broadway. Borough or Manhattan. 70 CITY
OF New York before the 27tu day OF APRIL nsxr
Dated New York. the 18th day % October 1908
FRANK r. CHANDLER
FREDERICK ". LEGGETT
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
Country Board.

PARE CHANCE for one or two women to spend surnae
Ia cneap-y at OTIS Island Maine; fun particulars
highest references. Mrs s JAY. EnglewoOd y. J
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
JOHN A PECK.
WILLIAM II. PEI


Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate % The County OF
York Is hereby given all persons having
claims agains Robert r Booth late O the County OF
New York deceased. present the vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber place rransacting bust
ness No 16th Street. IN the City OF York
on or before the 18th day CT July
DATED New York. the 80 day OF January 1903.
FREDERICK n BOOTH. Executor.
THORNTON & EARLE. Attorneys for Executor IS Parx
Row New York City. Borough OF Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
SurrOgates' Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF

Aoner C. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County
York, notice IS hereby given al persons having
against ARA c Peck late OF the County OF New
deceased 70 present the with
ne sg6scheT at their place OF tFansaetng business
the once or thompson, EandsrpOel Freedman.
neys John J. Freedman, Counsel az No. Wall Street.
City OF New York Borough OF Manhattan on or
before first day OF October next
Dated New York. the twsrty-eighth day % March.
1906
New-York tribune., 1906-04-19
soBERT W TODD. Attorney for ExeoutorS %,
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF no,


COWINC WHITE & WAIT, Att0Tneys FOR Executor, 4
Wau Street Borough or Manhattan. tie City az NeI
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-17
The Painted VILLAGE.

In Switzerland, near the border of Lake
Geneva. is village which would surprise
some OF the girls and boys in America, II
they should happen to walk into It, Nearly
all of the white stucco houses are deco
rated on the outside with drawings-pic-
lures OF milkmaids. cows. battles, soldiers.
people running for a train and anything
else that occurred to the young artist He
was boy OF the place. but subsequently
went to Paris and studied art. The name
Of the village Is st. Leger, but It is some
times called the Painted Village
These little places On the mountain side
are very pretty. with their pink and blue
houses hung with strings OF beans and yell
low corn, and their large fountains, where
all the washing Is done. Sometimes imi-
tation windows are painted on the outside
OF the houses. usually representing closed
green shutters. but sometimes displaying
curtains or drapery.
The children clatter up and down the
steep cobblestone roads. sometimes with
long baskets strapped on their backs, for
II things are to be carried up hill It is much
easier to have the arms free. If you look
into the Baskets you will often find them
filed with bread. for there ars no ovens In
the villages, and the people have to get
a weeks supply of bread from the towns
below them. But one modern luxury shines
through all this Qualntness. The villages
are lighted with electric lights, just like
any, large city. You see there are many
lively streams pouring swiftly down the
mountains and their force is turned into
electric power. that electricity Is easy
to get and very cheap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-17

boat under the warm geese. and take
nap
TT was hard work for me to hold to the
buoy, but did 1t as long as could though
my hands were numb and 1 was nearly
frozen. Then / conceived a scheme to mako
Grover do his share OF the WORT Of
course he wasn't sagacious enough to hold
on the way 1 was doing, but he was a
smart rascal. and I knew my plan would
succeed. With half of my suspenders
tied one OF the geese to the top OF the buoy:
and tail to the boat with the other half
of my suspenders, and called his attention
to the goose on top of the buoy. II ever
there was game dog, Grover was one,
his Jaws snapped on 1t. Then I knew 1t
was safe for me to burrow my way to the
bottom OF the boat and go to sleep with a
warm covering of the hundreds or geese l
had shot.
When awoke 1t was moonlight and we
were being rescued by fishing smack.
Poor Grover was the thinnest dog you
ever saw; the strain on him had pulled
him out Just twice his real length. but be
was game enough not to give up the snip
THE captain of that smack was lucky
man. can tell you: l was so glad 70 De
rescued that gave him every one Oh those
wild geese, and he Immediately retired
from his boat and made fortune out or
goose quill toothpicks.
But, Uncle Tom. said Harry, why
didn't YOU fasten the boat to the buoy with
your suspenders instead of making
i've got to shave before dinner, said
Uncle Tom, hurriedly looking at his watch,
land besides. / have told you thar l should
never answer a question with a but in 1t;
but always implies lack OF appreciation
and belief, and Is very rude" and he showed
the easy chair back from the fire and took
a digniaed departure from the library.
..The course of the Ohio river must have
changed since Uncle Tom was young. said
Jessie thoughtfully. 1T would take tons
OF salt to make 1t salt water. too
E,,ft hq
geese would have swamped the rowboat,
thought" asked Harry. II had no IDEA
Florida was SO cold"
.sWell.'' commented Tommy, ut Is hard
m helieye some things but Uncle Tom has
a box Of quill toothpicks up in his room.
for I saw 'em there the other day.
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PUNCH AND JUDY AT HOME.

in France
MAKE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-17

lar forgot her. For she did forget her.
When one has so many children and has
TO put on all their mittens and brush their
hair. expecting every minute to see ORA
gon come romping UP the street. one may
be pardoned for forgetting something.
AS soon as Polly had finished putting
away the blocks she ran down stairs to
the nursery TO find the rest of the family.
and what was her surprise to find nobody
there. She went on down stairs to the
dining room. and there WAS nobody there
either. There was nobody in the house at
ALL And just then she looked out OF the
front door and there was the dragon
prancing up and down In the road. He
started toward the door
go away cried Polly.
II wontr' answered the dragon. He
wouldn't. He always wouldn't.
stop walking on the flowers said
Polly.
IT won't" said the dragon again. and he
came right In at the front door. Polly ran
up to the head OF the stairs.
He's just like our baby. she thought. He
won't do anything he's told. But know
just how to manage him. I'll tell him to do
all the things l don't want him to. and I'll
tell him not to do the things 1 want him
to do.
Come upstairs" she said. The dragon
had already put his paw on the first step,