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New-York tribune., 1906-06-02

tO4ION-The cotton market was scr,va o. ,,u...,,
'vodN Win the closing 19SI1T
re cece reflected further bearish reports as to The 90
uoh and acreage Of the crop and Continued Iio,,iS
@ as Nei4 as some pressure from bearish sources tn
Was steady at advance points TO seciins
steamer cables than looked covering while ,bs
lN crop was lower result bsarish acreage re
IuItS- IlclanN mat OF The Chronicle in
oLt1Ae IN area oi S5s Trading bu,
narrow fluctuations until noon wien pyiyate re-
pht was Issued supposed have been made uD bv
Ialtes IN close touch with former methods
eiIAe1lt ana which indicated in Of
Vel Gn"Ne the ter-year This followed
hhaFp Dfeak IN prices under liquidation
Italleu he" low level for the August he
Silse was bareiy steady and within
bottom southern markets
unchanged 10 sc lower Some
nave now been issued in attempt Prob
as shcwn py these various reports per
cent 10 so per cent and the condition
cent 10 - 30 The he looking or
government report on Monday showing increase In
- cert The market Will be closed
tendent Kings weekly figures follow: Port re-
eepts 1887 bales AGAINST l2 40 year:
mills and Canada, Il SIS bales
last year; southern mill tainfs tes8ated bales
against 6lO0O bales last year. loss
toWns eG4 bales - $50 bales year; brought
INTO sight Tor the week, lG19B bales against 727
last year. Total crop Port receipts
bales against 25 sl9 bales wear; overland mills
and Canada S 2ls bales 997 00 year
southern min Ckngs ESTIMATED 1890 900 bales
leS bales last stock al interior towns in
Of September J. lle7f5 bales, against 222242 bales
brought into sight thus far for 10 $50
bales against l2.S79,Tll bales last year.
against 20 days in l@o4-'o5
The Of prices the local market
was follows,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. June ! 1af

CoFFFE IT, New York. June !. 1906
orertrc - ne ooree market ouia, today The
points In was seady a. unchanged prices to decline OF
ssesS- attn tAe cables,
Of which vs. as sales about $4,000 tags most
trade inferee,s IN fair sized blocks bought by
The mere Was not much
ing EssS- is.ets We're considered little disaproint-
nof nae me- oheansed the Brazilian markets did
ana TS,n,o- -ufasisg showing. was 70 res lower
Change isas naan with the OF Brazilian ex-
o-S IoNer Receipts coffee lie
eIe leov bags against 1900 the nreyiclts 5s - %
n last year being available ana The Jundahv
4 ~ uflher expansion
+S - So .e preA lous Gay. The absence Of news rom
.sDihaes 70 attract
thar the yield turning out EQUAL 10
pathlhg progresses although 'beTa pe,
le SUI ioF unfarorable reports fTesenr b,ya1e ~
lreaS A, ,v az Nlent by tie that prices are
a4tlg 2N aila mat curing late s1mnaa~ snS sa+.
HCi are likely 70 receive unfavo4a BE rer,s 1 49, -,
t y A'ot-po. 1he market rtfea
WIN Quotations on the basis 7Ase for Rio NJ 4oie'
Is follows: - Inv 4"o~I iaaihet to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02

eon throughout the day exert any sympathetic
liIenVe bears appeared 20 have the
49, s ',sS o. me changed weather sentiment and
s me looern Miller report came cut after mid
DAY with favorable al the week Further active
seins sent prices down lowest pont Of the
ign markets were steady Paris closing 10 70
points higaer. while Liverpool uncha-vea con-
aet VIII cIose en- Monday. while Liverpool does not
opsh pSi = asaIn until Wednesday morning A Bruomhall
S-oie ItIoItei argentine shipments be
compared with it0i last v-eeE and also said
t,.t me wheat yield of s21 s5G.
osi agalnst - 900 bush 1905 The primary re-
bysh % 10 $1,000 bush, compared with geo 600
agai, sssI ago, Inc cash market In York
ass ,nolhai with prices closing follows: No red
80 and sJc anoat: Northern Duluth
S0pT a.o 10 Northern Manitoba, s9Isc b ahoat.
ueNetcped strong urdertone ana slarn advances
eoes.Sut lhe cay closing at about top and Isc
- previous night The advance started in Chi
e NIleie ine urgency OF cash large
movement and made shorts nervous The oemand came
-, IAeiIs quarters and said to be in
Si ty the expected passage the Free Alcohol
20 i.,ssioh ao,ses were also buyers during the
.Aleslitit.e shipments
<o-too bGsh te previous week ana cables were
- net hlgher cash York was uniual
a. .9iSNs NO corr, 5Sl2c elevator and 55 &c
! o . aHoat- OATS-SteadineRs marker
@ 'astd On the strength Of corn aiso On preGic-
sOiis Tor somewhat lighter receipts The cop aeHs was
nat conflicting, but in the favCrnhle
lash oats in New York were steady as 1ol1rs Wixe6
- TO 10 tzc; natural white. 10 IS n, 4,I Ii ,c.
and clipped white. IS n 4lG4alsc IiYE-liar+et
sSsy, sSf- 40 western % '7c New York BARLEY
S1ltASs ctii eedirS. ~ nc. and mailing 5aG5Ic
& aoIA neat including -four. exports the week
scCvIIlhs 20 sracstTeets aggregate 2526 T89 bush
5i'J.S lest week and 1905 223 year Since
40 last year Corn exports for week Gl4sl
oush AGAINST sihU9I last and i5T 9Ii last vear
stSe 1lS !! lNS corn exports los,
against '49'oO66 bush last year.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

REEvEs-Recepts $50 cars ar or ne head n
Guiding ee for export Gys b 14S for f aras
and the cattle held g. car, on SAFE sbas a.
lower: bulls and cows About Of cattle tie
S held Rs9 ISS Is S1s $ S:a steers 6s sa
h95se and % ss5S bf IN rather sht demand at c per
h for common 70 choice native sides. with little fancy
Quoted live eate selling az g12,;c per ssa H. & 52pz
al ss.@S%e Shipments today the Cedric 70 Liver
pool 100 Quarters 9 beef tbs f2I 3 9e Mog NOT mT.ny Toy
mo- S hs 6 beef T r faIFx to
and so cattle for shRmbsTg Son the 2 St Logs VII ~
beef for Armour and 4le quarters for sshwas65o s6o
aGarfers aeala of beef eT the cdahy Packing 6mPan
witt with p 9reSS Joy osptP & sP sS5p a fi %
OF beef all 10 ports Of Great Britain ...r. ,oas II
svsaae S IS IS Per Go 100 H. t. 3 do iz
iIsa iGSs b S Si s. 81 3 80, g e Dc l 1919
s. go 5s Zs6 a. '9s S1 a 1890 S r. 3 at ss g % g. az s. 60
ioie n az g 59 DO SO H. at s. 20 steer.
le9$ H. al S 1870 y at IS TO- ls do 1851
H. I 50 - 6g m l2O g OHIO P as steers 50 1888 h. at S. sO
do i2so IS, al IS 6 do liza s. u 90 ii5e
y "a 8! io los r. go y s. 50 9;ss dS 1S
al 81 s5 % do 1ie5 H. 81 20 1850 H. az 81; I.
DO ao II l s. e5 te AZ dS go h. at So So IS so
IL IL dG 40 s. 81 o 10 az do 7sG ib at 81 e5 do Sc co.
is do SIS H. at 81 so ....-. ,ooz - =. s5ao.
Is DO iais n AZ $ e. % do ll2e is ohio
fGckT E9 !ZS DO n ioso q S at at s. G5 bull 16o n do
900 10 al So 90: do. SO co. 11Go 10. at
$ 90 do esT 10 at 50 5o do 500 No. at % 2' DO
II a. Epstein: Is outside Kentucky sters. 1911 70.
S. Is 40 1898 n at :5 IS DO Il5o n a. 3 $4 90 o. 1900
n Te9 at g. s. d 1850 @ eui at S. 80 g. II II cows s5 $ So 90
40, ioeS e at 81 So ao so4 n. at g 55 90 s27 NJ
S. 10: II Ohio 60. lTG rb at s4 %.
at So s:e ao do &c? $50 H. Oa at ss S % 0 at % co.
CALVES-Receipts were 2s9 head the market.
needed few calves & to Garg them osF T2e H
advanced fully 25c notwithstanding that the dressed
81 1914 per selected do 81 % No butter
miks offered. Dressed calves quiet az 7taq1Olsc
for city dressed veals and ga for country dressed
SalesS. Judd Co: IA veals 1S2 N average at 81 -
per 100 ~ 81 do 100 No. at 81 12]s 10 do l25 ~ at
Sc 80; ? do 100 n 81
JellHe Wright q Co 55 veas 1G2 n at s. =; d6 DO
137 SO 5O 40 n. al s.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts were 24i3 cars or
the market Sheep demand steady
nrs were rated 2546c lower The pers were quite
cleared prime sheep sold So 50as5 SO
dressed mutton steady at sI4q1Oi-c per 10; dressed
saesIobg shannoI 25I KentgeEy ~ lambs @ o. o. oP9
Newton & CO. 273 Virginia lambs 60 n. at 50 20: 26s
do g. 10 az s. so; II yirs9da 3 sheep sS Io al = n
s. so: do n SIS "a; 225 do 81 ~ ss; 1o2
Kentucky l25 50 25 3sG Buffalo yeariings es 10
at 81
23O Maryland sheep IO7 n. at 81 Is
EOGS-Rece!pts were cars. 2.5s9 head. including
about carload for the market Feeling weak Buffalo
adviees Prime medium weight state hogs sold az 81
Saies-w r Hume: ss state hogs. 17s n average. a,
81 per 100 10 roughs 5o2 H. Sc: 800 N.
S4 boar. go rb at So
5. Judd & date yesterdayl 9s mixed Western hogs
h. at at 80 j" 80 state h0s' loo 10 at o. r'uShS 80
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
Financial.
Twin City Rapid
Transit Company.

New York. June Is.. 1906.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE TWIN CITY
RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY:
Pursuant a resolution Directors of the Twin
City Rapid Transit Company duly adopted at meet
Ing held the lst day OF June 1906 authorizing an
additional issue Of the Common Stock OF said Com
pany. privilege given the holders of Pre-
ferred AID Common Stock OF said Company to SUB
scribe at from the 18th day Of June 1905 to the
sth day % July 1905 both inclusive con which latter
date this privilege viii terulinae). for Common stock
OF said Company the amount Of ten cent OF their
respective holdings they stand registered on the
books OF the Company at p NJ on the iith day OF
June. 1906.
Warrants for the right subscribe will be mailed
TO stockholders the addresses which their divi-
dend checks mailed and where such dividends are
collected by bankers. brokers. others powers OF
otherwise they Will be sent TO such bank
brokers' others receiving such dividends unless
other Instructions received from stockholders prior
the 11th day of June
Warrants Subscribers provided for above
be obtained the Office Of The Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. Is % william Street. New York
Warrants to subscribe may be transferred In whois
in 1t the Office Of The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. but warrants for whole shares will be
divisisie into those for fractions Of a share
Warrants for fractional shares which will pass BY do
livery will convertible full share warrants n
amounts Of 500 multiples thereof.
Subscriptions are 10 made and the nrst INSTALL
ment of 500 $3.50 share) paid In New York funds at
the time subscription. between 10 A. NJ june 18th
and p. NJ. July 9Th. at the ofhce Of Tho FnrmerS
Loan and Trust Company. I6 to ae William Street. New
York City. at which time the warrant must be pre-
sented tire thereon Of said payment.
The balance OF $50 per share win be payable ea On
before August 18th. 1906.
No subscription assignment, Of right to susscriss
will be valid, unless made the warrants furnished
by the Company.
In either instament be not paid when dus. -
he valUe ana
void.
Full Paid warrants Will be sxchanseaoie for STOCK
certificates when presented the office Of Tho Far-
ers Loan and Trust Company 1s TO ~ William Street
New York, and after August 18th. 1905 Such Ger
tincates will carry all subsequent dividends No stock
certificate will be issued for fraction OF share
Paid warrants. exchanged for stock csntineates
prior September 1905 the option OF the
Company be redeemed IN cash at the faes value
thereof.
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT CO.,
By THOMAS LOWRY, President.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02

The local market for spot cotton quiet with prices
20 points lower mi6d1ing upland II SOC
for rddnE Gulf; sales. 1883 bales Southern
kets teegT aphed follows; New Orleans and
unchanged lie sales, $5I5 bales Baltimore nominal
&c 11&c Mobile and unchanged &
l05tc, sales 100 bales Augusta steady and unchanged
J. >sci sales 26 bales 81 Louis quiet and unehansed
3-lGc Charleston, quiet ana nominal Galveston,
STEADY ana unchanged lses sales. 100 bales.
easy ana UNCHANGED lie: sales 1lo bales. Norfolk
quiet isc llc; sales i5l bales Estimated
receipts a. leading points for to-day: At Houston
10 400 bales 22l6 lsst last
year at Galveston from 1880 5000 haes against
last week ana J. 62S New Orleans.
zoo 10 ! 200 bales 1857 week 4145
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
One Million Dollars In Bonds

TO be issued BY the people Of the State Of New
York. IN either registered or coupon form az
the option Of thc purchaser. Bearing interest az
the rate Of three per cent per aanurn from
January l. 1906. payable serni-snnusliy on the
nrst days OF January and July of each year.
ana the principal payable on tho frst day OF
January IN the year 1855. Principal and in
teress payable IN gold coin of tho United
States of America. OF the present standard o6
weight and fineness. at the Bank Of the Nan-
haitian Company IN the city OF New York.
Coupon bonds will be issued in the dsuom-
nation OF One Thousand Dollars and reg,s-
tered bonds IN denominations OF One Thousanl
and Ten Thousand Dollars
A sinking fund Is established By Law Tor the
sxtinguishment OF the Indebtedness cresssd -
the sale of the Aforesaid bonds and for tas
payment of the interest thereon ss TIE sAus
become due.
The Bonds are exempt from TAXATION
No proposal will be accepted for isss snaa
the par value OF tho bonds nor unless asooa,-
panied ~ . deposit Of money or oy . certified
check or bank drart UPON q bank ~ trx.s
company OF the city Of Albany or Ssw Yorh.
payable to the order OF tho Comptroller es ne
State OF New York. for az lsas, two pes o.ns
Of the par value OF the bonds bid FOR.
AL proposals. together with the ssc.nav
deposits. must be scaled and endorsed 'xsan
for Canal ImprOvenent'' and inolossa - .
sealed envelope directed 70 the "Compsrsliss
OF the State OF Nsw York. Albany
The successful bidder Bidders Win bs -
ouirsd 10 pay for the bonds. on the Accepeanos
Of the proposal. by deposits In the bank of the
Manhattan Company in tho city Of New YORK
% the credit OF Treasurer OF the STATE e
New York account of the Canal Fund" of
the amount of the award. together With pro-
MUM and accrued interest from January L
1905. less the amount OF the deposit Of SUCH
successful bidder or bidders which VIII Be sp-
piled toward the payment for tho oondA An
other deposits will be returned by mail to the
respective bidders vishin three days after the
bonds have been awarded. unless dinsr~nt In
structions 70 the comptroller a. to tie return
of the deposit are duly given.
The comptroller reserves the right TO ~
tsct any OF all bids which are nos In has
opinion advantageous to the interests OF the
State.
OTTO KELSEY.
Comptroller.
essfe ComptroIler's once.
Albany. ". z.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02

Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton,
business doing sales 10000 bales speculation and
600. 700: American,
1000: rnIddng upland. eO2d. Futures opened steady al
unchanged prices closed quiet al decline OF 10
Poin;s: june 1sd JuneJuiy 5I7d July August 57sd;
September I'D. 5.G3d
tonr-.Sovember 5JSd November december and Decen-
hcF-January. $3.50; JsnuaTy-Fe ehTuary 5ad February
59d: MaFch-Aprf. 5.60d- Manifestations
oute and firm: cloths quiet
The receipts OF cotton, in bales
= c.ro EeL.ler !
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
Financial.
BONDS
OF the
STATE OF NEW YORK
CANAL IMPROVEMENT
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
BONDS
STATE OF NEW YORK
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.

Notice Is hereby given that pursuant TO the
provisions Of chapter I47 OF the laws Of 1903
and chapter 302 OF the laws OF 1906. sealed
proposals win be received at the once OF tho
state comptroller. In he city OF Albany, until
Thursday. June L. 1903. AZ rvslve O'Clock noon
Of that day. for the purchase in whole or In
par, OF
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02

FTOTrR AND MEAL-The market for -four dun
ana fsureess to-day. being Influenced 70 large extent
- tfe yy.ak-ess IN wheat Prices however, were
changed ana steadily held Spring patents 81 4ogS3 e.
grrer sfraigts 81 81; winter Patents sass 80:
srr~g clearf 81 s5Gs3 !5 extra No winter, t3 l5d
81 80 and so winter - e1Z, SIS 10 RYE FLOUR
Quoted. good - i"sSS -. choice 70
ssr-x 50 g5aS4 Is CORNNEAb nm Quoted: Kiln
5rtca - sOGs2 30 % brand BAcNEAL nTn- quoted;
fre White ana yellow 81 -. s. Oqfl 90 FEED
Sz-.sfern easy: steadv Quoted Western spring.
$50 2s standard mddng $50 =, IN 100 10 sacks nour
~ SS al rod dog s23 -. all June shipment CITY bran
sss sf,it so3Nse3 sncks: uednR. s2saS34 30. rel
- s2s honiry chop s22 80 bIik SO 20 sacks oiinal
500 s00s3o
oRAIN-WHEAT-Dur the break IN Nhent to-aAy
uncovered eufh4deat-e Nolui@,
~ - rr,-te. closed GTsc lower. being ole
,irne a fulI under the previous night ana about &C
fTotn point the session me "~aHiFss
,tas due T-tTrily improvement IN Weathef neNs
srel,Sine of the
sections the Southwest The No4fh"tst als' IA te
csesv sgesfher which 4 hes long wanted o-tsloe
,rss s Fbor "a severe declines ana reported heavy
r,issioa house ceiling 40 attempt Was mace -. tS
lls 10 rally maTkel End dseide4 strength y
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool June l-Closing- -WIiE.Al,.sP9t nominal;
her Is cad CORN-Spot hrm: American naked. new.
Is "a American mixed old. - 9ird futures quiet; July.
As SAD. September Is 4zid PEAS-Csnadlan steady.
6s lie. FLoUR-st Louis fancy winter steady. S ID
HOPS London Pacific COAST. nrn. i3utS l5s. BEEF
steady. extra India mess. Us o.. PORK trm; prime
HAMS-ShcTJ Il 10 Ii 70.
firm. 5is BACON rrm Cumberland cut. "a % 81 n.
4as. rib n sSs Iols rniadles light
2S 81 Cd: clear mddlss. heavy. IS 40
n, ass short clear backs. 10 - n. 49s Cd clear
bellies IA 10 lb 10. 5ns. SHOUIDE EFS-Sllare. Il 10
u 10, firm. as. LARD hrm prime Western. in erces.
AS ID. American refined, In pals. As 81 BUTTER
steady finest United States. Sos United State.
T6s. CHEESE FIRM. American finest white. SIS; Amsr-
finest col0red. SIS. TAILOW-PTime city. firm 2bs.
TURPENTINE-Sprits steady ass 81. ROSIN-Common
steady; ios tAsd PErROLEUM-Rehned quiet. s'sd.
LISSEED oil. dull. 22s Cd
4 DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor The
~ Iflbune received their Uptown Onee. No 1864
oadwaS, between stth ard 8Tth until o'clock
received az the following branch oces At
sssuia' otlte fstss unit. O'Clock , m viz: 20 sth
Hath st., 81 West i2d st. between 7th and sth ayes
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
DiUidend Notices.

GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY
25 Broad Street New York June 4 1903
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
- OF ONE AND ONE-HAIsF Q}s9cl PER CENT VIII
paid July 1906 70 preferred stockholders OF record
8 r. NJ June % 1905 Preferred stock transfer books
will be closed from June % 70 July g. 1905.
JAMES L MORGAN, Treasurer,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
Surrogate Notices.

GEORGE f. NORTON.-IN PURSUANCE OF
" order Of Hon. Aoner Thomas. Surrogate OF
County o. York. Notice given to N
persons having claims against George r. Norton. or
The County OF YORK. deceased. present sAma
with vouchers the subscribers place
transaetns business the ONCE of Daniel Decker -,o
PSI Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. The City OF
New York before the FIRST day OF August 1903
CHAS. p. NORTON,
FREDERICK Il. NORTON.
JOSEPH N TCrrLE
Executors
DANIEL, S DECKER Attorney Executors. 2ST BroeH-
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
School Agencies.

JrELP SELECT YOUR scHooL-Tims .nd trouble
III s-ve-- school Agencs. 10 " 1t4th ST Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
WEST POINT
STEAMER MARY POwE.

STEAMER MARY POWELL.
Leaving pesbrosses ST. I45: W i2d ST.. 200 W i2Sth
St 22O p NJ Arriving West Point $40 Tickets good to
return bv any West shore N y. Central train Str
'.IlamsdeH' siiO Ample time 10 Dress Parade.
Public Buildings etc. Orchestra board
THIS EXCURSION MADE EVERY SATURDAY.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02

FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
BONDS.
reported by Zimmerman Forshay. 0 10 II Wall
street,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02

Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate of the County Of
New York Is hereby 70 ali persons having
against Charles Boynton late or the County
York deceased present the same with vouchers
the subscriber hts place of transzcting
the Office OF DAILY. Hoyt & Mason. No. Is
Street. in the City OF New York. before
the hrst day O October
Date York, 10th day OF March. 1908.
FREDERICK c. BOYNTON. Administrator.
DAILY HOYT & MASON Attorneys for Administrator.
rs william Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02

o. order of Hon. Prank T Fitzgerald. a
ef the County OF New Yor< notice is hereby given
< e-ck late YORK.. deceased.
he vouchers thereof.
az trensactfug business.
Tyler Tyler. No 30 Liberty Street IN the
New York before the fifth day OF November next
Dated New York April 27. 1896
GEORGE W VAN BOSKERCK. Executor
WILLIAM s TYLER Attorney for Executors. % Liberty
Street New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES

rurrlshed by Frederic n Hatoh- No. so Broad ST.,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02

fOmporatVe cofton tiaItfntnI u Tor tne
ending Friday June J. 1895:
Net receipts 81 all United states ports during
--- q
ia gsst Sear ..........-...... l22 rvs
Total receipts SepteTab 500 44I
To-ei receipts year.
F-xports for the 3s45
week
September
Total exports date lest $40 7sS
sod al az United states ports ola 24O
So s a. ." ,''''e - - ......~s ss0aSG
fr-e towns.
so~| A. All interior towns year.
Tsrertr,ol. 1000
S,ci- IIveroI
scS ~ American Great $1,000
siTS5 & q i,s1 .......--....-. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02

New York. June ls.. 1905
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE TWIN CITY
RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02

CHARMING EXCURSIONS
WEST POINT. NEWBURGh AND pOKEEPslE
Daily (exeept Sunday. by Palace Iron Day
ers New York and Albany" Bkyn Fulton So. (oy
Annex s. Desbrosses ST.. $40; W. 5ed St.. O. W. I2sth
ST.. $50 A. NJ
MORNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION TO
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
Lost.


n OST-June 1st heavy gold fob. with blood s-or
IL seal Liberal reward 20 finder ato Columbus ave
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

'i.f earnings s5s. So ~ s@s.o'5 ~ sloSll 70
q .est 00lr nortfsl or authorized issue. SO
'~ surplus over Interest total issue. Sl6@ss 90
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ATLANTIC COAST LNB.

"fi earnings 10 mos. Sc G2Too S6.3sG l26 S63s9 T49
lAIEHDCEANIC RAILWAY OF MEXICO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-21
Hotel Arrivals.

Arlngton-A. e. Atherton, Chicago; l. r.
Baldwin and Mrs. Baldwin, Newark N J.;
Hugh A. McBreen Boston: W. r. Thomas
and Mrs. Thomas, Richmond Va: s s.
Wetter. New York.
Raleigh-E. NJ. Bosey New York: Arthur
Ginsler. Oklahoma; E. f. Northrup, Phila-
delphia; T. l.. Riley. Cleveland: ]. G. Ever
ett Chicago; l.. V. Shearer Denver Col
Shoreham-H. Burns, New York; A p
Kinney, Newport, r. l.; C. B. Thwing,
Cleveland, Ohio; George Sale, Kobe Japan;
w. ]. Currer. Los Angeles. Cal; w A.
Alexander and Mrs. Alexander, CHICAGO
New Willard-Henry A. Perkins. Hart
ford, Conn; Jonathan Bixby and Mrs. Blk
by, Los Angeles, Cal; W. S. McCrea Chi
cage; W. A. Bisbee, Chicago; George H.
Ham, Montreal, Canada; w. r. Boutwell,,
Norfolk Va
Ebbitt-J. R. Crawford and Mrs. Craw-
ford. New York; Arthur F. Trip. Brook
Ign. n. Y; William p. Kent. Wytheville,
Va; F. E. Wilson, United States army, and
Mrs Wilson: r. NJ. Pierson, New York !;
w. R. Baird and Mrs. Baird, New York
city.
ST. James-D. ]. Sprague, New York; w.
]. Owens and Mrs Owens, Philadelphia;
E. l.. McKelvey and family, Youngstown,
Ohio; E. b. Hersey Boston; G. w. F. Web
ster Cumberland, Md; Rowland English,
Shelby, N. c.; C. w. Canine, Cincinnati
Ohio; Mrs A. E. Penfield. Bridgeport.
Conn; J. R. Lesin. Philadelphia; Harry
Japowitz Johnstown. Pa; n. o. Behel ana
Mrs Behel. Rockford Ill
Hotel Normandie-J. w. T. Mason and
Mrs Mason, New York; HI. G. Thorer ana
Mrs. Thorer. New York: o. Jargosch, New
Whitson, Philadelphia; Henry Whitson,
Philadelphia: II. A. Blackburn. jr. Brook
lyn. Frederick Heating. New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-21
Deaths In the District.

Deaths were reported to the health office
during the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lows:
David Aiken. So years, 62l Maryland ave-
nue. northeast.
Sarah Clark. . years, 1923 oath street
Christina Washington, 80 years 1894
street northeast.
Myrtle Wilkerson. 40 years. Sd and q
streets northwest.
Joseph Bandot, % years Washington
Asylum Hospital
Maria Johnson. % years. 115 415 street
southwest.
John H. Broden, 81 years Ills Sd street
southeast.
John w. Fawcett. % years, 1927 G street
northwest
James Fl. Allen, years, 100 Rovers court
northwest.
Annie Virginia Springer Go years 1887
Park road.
Ernest A. Williams. years. e33 K street
flats.
Hester King, g years 1910 18th street
Edward Hall, years, Children's Hospital
Nat. keo. Warren, 1 year, 1860 Turner
street northeast.
Sarah R. Chamberlin, 80 years, lib IN
street northwest.
Henry Adams. 40 years, SO NJ street south
west.
William H. Dougherty 20 years. 2131 Viz
ginia avenue.
Eugene DAILY. 80 years, 81 I. street north
west.
Warren E. DIXON years. 1913 Jefferson
street AnacoS.ia
Randolph Peyton, 8 months, 1914 1st street
southwest