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New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
NEW HAVEN ROADS $lO,OOO,OOO ISSUE
Will Be Used TO Reimburse Road for Pur-
chase of Electric Railways.

New Haven. April st Is announced that
AT a meeting OF the direetor- Of tho New York
New Haven Hartford Railroad Company. held
on Novembe. y, lS5. issue OF Sl00D0DsO fifty
year debentures Of the Consolidated Railway Com
pany was authorized The debeutures are dated
January !. 1906. bear per cent interest and are
guaranteed, principal and interest, by the New
York New Haven q Hartford Railroad Company.
They are issued 10 reimburse the railroad company
for advances made in the purchase OF electric rail
way properties which will become assets or the
Consolidated Railway Company.
II is furthe- stated officially that the of Z
per cent d.benturcs IN the hands the public
yertble into the steam corporations stock under
the offer made last Monday. is S.f9oCo For the
purposes Of conversion the issue OF $3.50 shares
was recently authorized this being part Of the
ss.o0ose of stock. for The listing Of which At
The New York Stock Exchange application was re-
Gently made. the remainder Of the stock to he
applied the purchase Of securities of subsidiary
steam companies.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
SHfU TO P4SS4IC MEN
Secretary Referred to as Nert Pres;-
dent of the United States.
fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

PaSsaic, y. J., April 3.-The thirty-third an
niversary Of the incorporation of the city of Pa.
sale wac celebrated to-day by "A dinner at the
Passaic clubhouse, at which Leslie NJ shaw
secretary of the Treasury; Congressman H c
Adams. Of Wisconsin; Senator Colby, of Essex
County; Mayor Harry NJ. Doremus of Newark;
Mayor John Johnson. Of Paterson; George L.
Record Of Jersey City: Samuel L. Robertson,
president Of the Newark Board Of Trade: ex-
Governor Murphy, of New Jersey. we're the
guests of honor
Secretary Shaw stayed all night in Passaic
with Robert d. Benson. He will hold a public
reception Tomorrow morning at the Botany
Morsted Mills and at the City Hall
In introducing George L. Record Victor l..
Mason. president of the Board of Trade said
Fassaic was particularly honored on its thirty
third anniversary by the next President Of the
United States-Secretary Shaw
Corporation Counsel Record, of Jersey city,
VAS the first speaker. His subject was Repre-
sentative Government" He said reform in the
government of cities counties or nation was
OFTEN temporary and ended in general disap-
pointment The days Of the Republican and
Democrat, as in the days of the Civil War are
past, and the sooner it is forgotten the bet
ter he said.
Secretary Shaw said that IL was only a ques-
ton Of a short time when the Passaic River
would be surveyed. He spoke at length on
trade expansion saying that this country was
always ready to extend its trade and without it
the world would not move Its products went
TO all countries Of the world he declared. The
troubles in Cuba. he said. were 100 years behind
the times. He predicted a large town on the
meadows Of the Hackensack, with Passaic and
the other cities on the edge, which would make
the greatest city in the world
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
KLEPTOM4NI4C AT II.
Lad SAID He Did Not Remember
Entering Flats.

Edwin MoyIe. seventeen years old was arrested
for burglary and larceny In Jersey City yesterday,
and although he confessed to several petty thefts
he told remarkable story which convinces his rel
atives that he is a kleptomaniac and irresponsible.
He said he was unconscious of the fact that he had
entered fats and other dwellings and stolen. When
consciousness returned after these thefts he said.
and ne found the loot I'm his possession. he was
unable tell where il had come from. and generally
threw the articles
The youth had enjoyed enviable reputation
until Detective Sergeant Gallagher. who had been
seeking the thief. found MOyle lurking about the
halls of flats that had been visited On being in
terrogated The youth admitted that he was the in
truder. Owing the reputation OF the family the
persons who had been robbed declined TO make a
complaint against the youth and he is held the
complaint Of the police.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday. April 8. 1906

ARRIVED.
Steamer Cevc tBr, Clarke. Liverpool March On y, tho
White Star Line. with mdse Arrived at the Ra- % ne
Steamer Kro9 Prinz wihehn lierl Richter. Br.,o.D
March r. southarpton and Cerbourg Is to 6elrchs
and mdse Arrived bar at 30 M mails
~ Chrssn4 and christahSn % PEI n MARI
nds ae5 10 a. saPm ,h and @ storage passengers and
Stesmer Perugid Grl Johnston. Marseilies March .
Bros vim 70 cabin 4 steeTage " passensg%s l s9
Steamer Potsdanr tDutcb) R"ggeveep rot,.~,
MAR iTe & = aIS Hog9sne @ - to the Holland america Line
Arrived az Ihe Bar at ~ D n.
SieAmer frlnz august Wilhelm Ger. Won Ilitnar
Knsston 20 and Fcrt15dF F'hsfema an az Port IAnoq 2s
Arrived at the bar At 3:I5 a M. 1''S ana mdSe'
- anu Sape a II to saGsT RoosRcs fRs9 MaTe
co. with i-;' .,-ris7 passengers anI mdse. Arrived
steamer zulia Henre,-. Maracabo March "a c,,r,...
seIseTs mails and ndsG Arrived the BAR at D m
Ward Co with ioo rssssnger MarTR s 81 to =
steamer Dsa ,Swed, ingVaar5soPP f5s m Rsr.o
and sama "a to ATuS. with mdsS Arrived az IN.
M steamer s aks. a ,Gsr oerl Port Antonio March Is to
The Bar at midnight passengers and
ASGr Mar e. to The hsn "Gin ey Sigss Port
WIZ sasar "d fssSS6 "a, Mo1a IN ssnay ho9k at $3.50
the southern Pacific Company. w;h mdse. Passed in
steamer N9rthHan Patson Port Arthur March 2s to
steamer coora smith Noble Mareh q & Via LIE sI,II m
Tick a. 70 e. II MtlloIy Co with passengers mdse
jamestown. Hitler. Newport News and Norfolk
Is ssi @ ma m at at a T5'@ m passengers and md'e
steamer NayahOe. Hale. GeorgetoWH. q March
Wilmington. y Z. ~. C1vde $ s 90 WITH mas
senGers aud ndse- Passed in Quarantine T:52 m
sandy Hook. y ], April ,. $50 p m-Wind snutbWest
moderate; clear
SAILED.
steamers Cret- CFrl. Naples Via Azores Farb,-,..
Ger. Genoa and Naples; sIavona cRr, Naples Trieste
and Fiume. Victorian t'l). Iiverrool Yumuri (Sor,
Bar1Cos, IL Cid Galveston Georgia CAust) NaDIes a
Trieste Herman Wedel Iarlsberg Nor) Carienas Ssr,i
nols Sauto Domingo city and Tt-ks
ndiantc 'Brj Norfolk. Farrngford CBr) Newport Eng
lsnd; 'ouanche Charleston and ksonville MoDroa
Norfolk and Newport News: OF Memphis
Iigonler Port Arthur; Mae. Georgetown City 81 H.
mingham Norfolk Newport NeNs @ VI LII
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
TOOK $3.50 FOR A JOKE. =
Messenger of Young Lawson's Fiancee In
duced to Give It Up.

A messenger boy with an envelope containing
$459 sent 10y Mrs. Lucie Mitchell. of No S6 East
40th street. her attorneys Parker & Aaron. at
No. y Broadway. entioed into a drug store
yesterday by a said be Thomas \. Nc
lntyre Mrs. MitchelIs stepfather. and relieved OF
the money. after the man had explained that he
the for whom the money intended
The messenger boy. Abraham Waldowsky. Of No.
25l East I'D street, arrested and arraigned
before Magistrate Moss IN the Tomb's court,
where mis- story caused Magistrate Moss TO direct
vestigaIion.
The boy said he me, the man. who gave him 8.
and took him into a drug store. where he den-
tihed Mr.. McIntyre.'' They then went 10 tho
Murray Hin Hotel. where Waldowsky received q
typewritten receipt FOR the money and s. for his
services.
Herman Aaron. attorney for Mrs. Mitchell. said
yesterday that the man who got the money was
Thomas A. McIntyro of tho firm OF McIn;yrc &
Co. OF No. y Broadway and that II done -
a Joke"
Mr. Mitchell is tho divorced wife of HcrSe:t
BaTnum SeeleY. the grandson OF +. T. Barnuui. in
dicted after the famous Seeley dinner IN 1856 Her
maiden name Miss Lucie Mitchell On Decern~
ber Is her engagement 10 Arnold Lawson. Of
Thomas ". Lawson, Of Boston. was ANNOUNCED.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
TELEPHONE DIRECTORS CHANGED.
Great Eastern Company Loses Control of New
York and Eastern

Al The annual meeting OF tie New York and
Eastern Telegraph and Telephone Company. held
st the office Of the New Jersey Title Guarantee and
Trust Company No s. Montgomery street, Jersey
Cft, on Saturday. Paul +. De Fere, whose offices
are in the Hanover Bank Building, elected his board
of directors in opposition the ticket offered By
D. A REYNOLDS president OF the Great Eastern.
The vote was 40 10 SO. The directors elected are
jefferson e ConIey. john B. Cooney. George Flen.-
ing James Fenwick, John +. Irce, : II. .Milde3
berg and William Shirden.
This change Of control. representatives of the
New York Telephone Company said yesterday.
means that the Great Eastern Telephone Company
has lost control tho New York ana Eastern Tclc-
graph and Telephone Company. through which sub
Sidiary concern the Great Eastern had announced
its righ. establish independent business in
the Borough OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
BETHLEHEM STEEL MEETING.

Al the annual meeting OF the stockholders 7 the
Bethlehem Steel Corporation. at Newark. yester-
day, the underwriting proposition made by Harvey
Fisk g. Sons for a 81. .OOO 0O0 new bond issue W. :
ratified. George r. Sheldon, Archibald Johnston
and Oliver Wren were elected directors TO serve for
three years The earnings of the corporation for
s2565 Ss9 Dividends Of S52l $50 on the preferred "i
were paid leaving balance the year OF 81 sfs ss
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

United states Patent ONCE. Washington ID &,
March II proposals Elm auadrupcatl viii
be received at this Office until O'Clock D. m FSdsv
April 20 1905 and be opened Immediately theresSsy
producing during the fiscal year ending 80 lOOy
Nv the sphic other process copies OF dra
Of he of patents designs regisfara5
trademarks trademark applications the repro
ducon copies OF drawings specncations
for producing copies OF drawings reduced Tor
library OF patents and proiuctIon ~
Onicsl The rgh is reserved TO reject snv
or accept part and reject he
technical tefects. OF the
require. All bids accepted and contrsc,.
awarded subject appropriation hy Congress 10 me-,
the expsnse Specifications and specimens. forms
OF proposal will be furnished application To the Cef
C1erS % Patent ONCE. All bidders invited 10 -
present az the opening + l. ALLEN. CommissoneT
Approyed p A. HirCIICOCS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
GLASS BROTHERS WIN MINING SUIT
IN TeIegrsrh lo ~. T,1lune.I

iHy Telegraph 30 The Tc1bune
Helena. Mont April 3.--The Supreme Court ,o
day decided long drawn ont case Of lanes E
alexander Glass, against tho Basin and BAY state
Mining Company. in which the plaintiffs are vic
;orious The Glass Brothers averred that the cor
Varation was indebted TO them I'm $4,000 in connec-
ton With building snelter aud concentrating nlaut
~ BASIN. nov operated by Heinzc Tho Rasn and
Msssachusettts capitalists.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
TELLS OF REVOLVING CRIME.

held 500 hail by Magistrate Crane yesterday.
until a complain. by Margaret Kranz. seventeen
wears old of Astoria. who said she detained
for immoral purposes by Mrs Lee Is investira.ed
The girl declares she looking for work an,
Thursday. and taken by SHE kr.ev rs
George 10 Mrs. Lees fiat where she was locked
In. Mrs. Lee denies the girls story Tho poIlce
are trying &c ind 'fieOTgf.'
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

GOODS.-pepartment OF the Interior Ofaca n, Tp6,oz
Affairs Wsshinston; D. c. March 8, 1905 sealed proa
Proposal for Clothing and addressed - az S
s%ieneI % ~ Indian AHa1s washington, D. c. viii he re-
csy; April 1905 for furnishing the Indian St
s.otnns aad piece goods Bids be mad, crt On
Cove Govesnmsnt nm, blanks sehedues giving ell nscesssTy in
etmston Tor bidders viii be furnished on apnrss, e.
s1s y Indian once westminster D. q; the u s inaian
Mo. and Omaha, Neb The Department a"1s
tight reisct all hitx or tns
u e LEUPP Commissioners. ' 'AA' VI any oi-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

pepartuent OF Interior. Ofice OF Indiar Affairs
washington l. March % e06-Seaed proposals.
outside OF the envelope.
fo- rubber goods and shoes ct. the
be ''ComEtsstoner OF Indian
Washington c. will b received at the Indian Once
O'Clock p. m. OF THURSDAY april ~ 1905, and
then opened furnishing the Indian service with
goods. boots shoes. hardware and meiica!
plies Sealed proposas plainly marked on the outside
of the envelope: PropoSal for crockery furnture etc
the be. addressed ~ he Commissioner
of Affairs. Washington. he
a. ONCE until . o'clock =. Of Tuesday
1904 nd opened. furnishing Indian seF
crockery agricultural implements. paints oils
wagons. harness. leather. findings
saddley. school SUPPLIES and long list Of mscel
Ianeous Bids be Governments
HANKS Schei giving all Information fr
bidders will furnished application to the Indian
pfice Wash u the u. :. Warehouses;
at New York city. Chicago. III. ST Louis, Mo-. and
omaha Nebr. The Department the right 10
reject and all bids or any Part OF bid F. f.
I.T.JrPP Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
FRIDAY APRIL. g
TRANsFACIFIC MAILS

IKANSEACIF1C MAILS.
Steamer OIL. =, - -
Japan, Corea. China Philippine " ~ l.
Empress Of japan Victora5.. .... To day soo -
Hawaii, Japan, COrea and China-Ameri- - wv III
Tahiti aSaS MaSosss S Ssn FTanGisso 10 1870
Hs a wal, san 5;,d1n aIanesfol; & Apr Il. 1890 IN
states transport Sheridan (via san
Ispan p1nh'se0 tS(o, ana c, Apr IL 1890 n
NeW s'2la, %sisnd A;:,i,. Apr la. 600 m
Sarnoa, Hawaii and Fill
Sonona via San Francisco) ......Anr * 1921 a -,
Australia. Fiji Islands New Caledonia ~ "
Moana Cia Nictoria). =,
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
Public Notices.
EME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION
FIRST DEPARTMENT the Matter Of the Appi-
caton OF the Board Of Rapid Transit Commits
soners Tor the City Of New for appointment
tISs commissioners to determine and report whether
tap transit railway railways for the conveyancs and
or persons and property determined 81
S.,r iSaId ought to be constructed
DENAEtD AVENUE ROUTE. Public notice 8 hereby
SNen mat The Undersigned. Coleman. Bsi
.IenIan ana William Hapn. having by order % The
|1Dels'e Division OF the Supreme First
JUDICIAL Department entitled uaIt--
On the ZSr day Of March 1906. bearing day
ueh appointed commissioners determine rsuOr,
que puoiic hearing whether railway railways
LtOhsd IN the petition Of the satI Board. presented
sal1 appellate Division about the 9Th of
eoInay 1915 and hied IN the Office Of the Clerk Of SAID
ouft on or about the day ought be ConsruCei
ad operated do hereby appoint Thursday 19h dsy
april 1870 at : clOsA the O A
he oEice OF Boasdman. Platt Soley Wall street
IN the Borough OF Manhattan City Of New York.
the ana place OF the first sitting sitting
such adjourned Sittings mey thsy
VIII hear all persons interested IN said
Dated. New York. March 27th 1903
WILLIAM HALPIN.
ISAAC BELL BRENNAN.
JOHN c. COLEMAN
GEORGE T. RIEES b Liberty street. New York City.
York city
Attorneys for Board OF Rap. Transit Railroad Com
miSsiOners
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise G:27 Moon sets 2:57 Moons age II
HIGH WATER.
AM-SanIy Hook 259 Gov. Island 3:2s Hell. Gate 5:2I
PM.-Sandy Hooa 3;3T GOV island 4:Os Hell 6:OI
The Csrmana reported by wireless Yesterday. will
o $50
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
Proposals.
DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHING.

L. ton H. C.. March :. 1go6.-Sealed proposals will be
received at the OF the Purchasing Agent this
parment until clock . m. Friday. pr 90 1906 for
Stationery (inciudinz
cards ana cardboard. books and blank
materials. inks and muCilage, peuhod
pencils knives and shears typswTiters
slpplies duplicating devices rubber goods miscea
Stamps rubber. roller
metal ana ink. pads and racks for Numbering
Nochires Seals etc: Scales and Copying Presses
niture Carpets etc; Baskets Buckets ana Foxes DRY
t;oods. Irvine ana COrdage. Hardware and Trucks
Leather and Betting; Electrical Supplies Paints
oils chemicals and Glass; Lumber; Fuel. Ice.
Fnrsre and Household supplies they be
for the use of Post Oice Department. any
Of the Postal from time time during
year beginning july 1906 and ending June go 1897
during The four years beginning July l. 1910. ending
10 as contracts bs awarded.
fr prorosa with specifications and Instructions to bid
ders viii be furnished upon application the Purchasing
Agent FOR the Office Department. Washington. D q
GFO II CORTEI.YOU. Postmaster General.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

First Departmeut-Ia the Matter the Application
OF the Board Of Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners
the city Of New York for the appointment
nssloners TO determine and whether
SIT railway or railways for the conveyance and
tion OF determined
ought to be constructed and eG-VAN
PARK ROUTE, Public notice IS hereby given thai
undersigned. James a DOnnely. Paul L. kieFnan and
Julius c. kremer having by order of the Appellate ut
vision OF the Supreme Court for the Firs Judicial De
partment entered in the above entitled matter the d
day OF March, 1905 bearing dnCe tha- daS, been
pointed commissioners dserTgns
public hearing whether railways mentioned
In the petition of the said
Appellate Division about the 9TH OF February
1906 and fled IN the Office Clerk said
abOut the same day ought be constructed ard
ated do hereby appoint Friday the 10th day Of A7rl
1906 two O'Clock IN the afternoon Of that day the
Office OF James A. DOnnely. No. 81 Nassau street in the
Borough Manhattan. City of New York. the time
anI place the first sitting and such such
adjourned sittings may be thereafter held will
hear all persons Interested in said matter
Dated New York. March y. 1905
JAMES A DONNFIIY.
PAUL L. KIER%AN.
JULIUS @. EREMER.
GEORGE I. RIvES. s. Liberty New YORK. Chy
BOARDMAN. PI.ATT & SOI4EY, So Wall street, Nss
York city
Attorneys for Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad COM
nissoners for the City Of New YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

SOThf4ME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,
31 'he Board Of Rapid Transit Railroad Comnlissonss
LoC lne Ity or New York for the th-es
to determine and report whether -api
ds ral~aN or railways for the CONVEYANCE and
& Rorann q persons and property determined by The
hoaId ought 70 DC constructed and operated BROOKLYN
AND MANHATTAN LOOP LINES. Manhattan Sections.
Iuoc notice Is hereby given that
Bulklsy Hubbell, Harry ". Alden
ing BY order OF the Appellate Division
court Tor the First judicial Department euteEcd
above entitled matter 23rd % March 1906
bearing date thai day. been siOners
10 determine and after public hearing whether
railway or railways mentioned in the petition OF said
Board presented to the said Appellate Division about
te sh day OF February. 1895 and filed In the Office
rk or SAID court on or about the same DAY ought % -
constructed and operated do hereby appoint Tuesday
10th day Of April 1905 O'Clock in the afternoon o.
that day at the office Of BOarfnan. Platt Soey s.
Wall Street in the Borough Manhattan. city %
York as the time and place OF hrst sitting AMI
such sitting and such adjourned
Dated. New York. March 81
CHAS- BULKLEY HCBBELL.
HARRY w ALDEN.
WARREN LESLIE
GEORGE T. RINES. 81 Liberty Street, New York City
BOARDMAN.f PIAfT & SOLEY, 35 Wall Street New
York City.
Attorneys for Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad
rnissfoners for the City New York
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
CUPRElIE COURT. APPELLATE Division.


First Departa:ent-In The matter OF The application
OF the Board Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners
The City OF New York for the appointment Of three COM
misSiOners to determine and report whether rapid
transit railway railways for the
pOration Of persons determined by
ought constructed and oTeruted-TITlRTI-
FOT RTT STREET ROUT[ :. IN TIE COGN OF NEW
YORK Public IS hereby given that under
signed Frederick Phillips William T. 6rell and
Gilbert having order OF the Appellate d.
Cout fOr the First Judicial
above enttsd the 2i day o
March. 1906 bearing date that been appointed
commissioners determine report after public
hearing whether railway RAILWAYS In tbs
petition said Board. presented the
late abouc the 9th day of February 1901
and the office o. the Clerk of said Court or
about ought be constructed and operated
hereby appoint Monday. the I'D day Of April 1919
O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day az the once Or
Toardman. Piatt s. SOley. No. - Wall street IN th-
Borough OF Manhattan. city Of New YORK.; a. the TINE
and place sitting. and such sitting and
such ad sittngS thereafter hsld they
will hear al persons interested sali matter
Dated New York. March -. 1906.
WM T. GREIIa
4. : GILBERT.
FREDERICK J. PHILLIPS
GEORGE L. RIvES. No 81 Liberty Street New Nors
city.
ROARDMAN. FLAIF \ SO~t.A' 90 NaH street w.
Ctty.
missioners
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
WM r. GREId.


S,JPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION
, FEs5 P6.r p RnS transit rnf arosd Tor
CITY Os New York for The appointment OF nTee
railway or the and transportaoa
S5r: OF persons % be ana aad
STREET ROUTE Public notice Is hereby S's5 % tsat "a
John r. Pine. havns By an order OF the Appellate Dv
@ent entered N the above r dss
commissioners 10 ieterrnne and report puee
hssrnS " Shs'ser , Tw1y % gs M % % pDs
division on or about the S,a day Or FseTTSFy ~ % ssu
the same day ought 70 be Construete and 0perts1 1s
az O'clock in the afternoon % that day a. Ofs
St William y wadAams No 2s Liberty street % . N ss ~
place Of the fret sulns and a. such sitting snS Nh %
hear s'a aiI T' persons % Interested IN said matter
WILLIAM "a wADHAN@
JOHN 3. FINE,
S6sRGMaa S69RGE 4 REE7 P g Issr sSr S wSn N" ss 81
Railroad commissioners for the civ Of New YORK
DURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
notice Is hereby giyen teat SS,s
BIN No. ltie Int No S4o-haS been passed ey 0''A
branches Of the Lesis'atgss' entitled
fo THE Ts NEWSPAPERS IN rIIE RoRotGfI or NAN
MATTAN IN WHICH LIST or THE ESG5sFRifssss ssRfss
or ELECTION DISTRICTS SHALL BE PUF
Further notice Is here9y given that PuSc HssFs. ~.
city, Halt tn the CITY Of New York on TSursday Apri
1906 az 1880 O'Clock A.
Dated City Hail. New York April =. 1900 -
GEORGE II. MCCLELLAN.
Mayor
This bill will be the hrst one heard at that time
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice Is teVeby given that act-Assernos
bill $50. Int. No 9o-has been passed oranche'
OF the Legislature, entitled
AN Act "a
TO AMEND THE cons OF CIvrI. FROCEpCRE. u
RELATION To THE FEES THE CLERK "
TIE CITY COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW NOhs.
Further notice hereby given that a Puhic AAarias
upon such hill will be held the Mayors once. IN "a
1900 at i0:So O'clock
Dated city Han New York April ..
GEORGE r. MCCLELLAN
MaSdN
This bin will be the second heard that in>l
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

'Rr.ngs mail
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

Attorneys for Board Of Rapid Transit Railroad COM
mIsstoners for the city Of Now
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
SUPREME COURT APPEILATE DIVISION

ATTORNEYS Tor Board of RaD- Transl, Railroad Com
missiOners.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-05
ARE UNLOADING (. B X
Stock Suffers Considerably Because of the Amount
 Offered.
AT PRESENT PRICES
 STOCKS ARE TEMPTING.
tey Frank J. eraf.)

Bisbee. April 4.-Calumet Ari- zona has suffered considerable within the last few days and apparently there has been some heavy unload ing, sales being made at SIG. There is no doubt that the depression Of this stock can be laid to the fact of the acnlisting of the same, as has been expected. We would not be at Ill surprised to see this stock fall back 10 Sli0 within the next week.
 Black Mountain seemed to suffer approximately. falling a point since yesterday afternoon. Chicago had been offering Black Mountain at 12.5e. and a firm bid of SIP would have brought out considerable. AE.Sr- ioan holds well at S12.25, in spite of the several calls before it, and War ren is being sought after at S15.25-
 There is no doubt in my mind that stocks are a buy at present figures, although they may see lower prices. but il does not hardly seem that they shoull go much lower. We do not ik:nl thae anyone would be making : fa!se sep in taxing on few shares at lhess prices. and should they de elire further you may have chance H erS.i up.