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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
TERRIFIED re OIL {, N
LIVING y, 1 K II !. n \ STREETS i: : 4 !: J
Over 3 90 Men, Caught II Actkofy
Re- obbing p p cad, "a Shot Down. NJ
III Slight Shocks Are Con-
tinuir,g, but N n s $ 2 Dam Al 3S,II'I
age 1[s 81 4 $Ble.ing l'. &
Done. Nj 4
I.
(By$Assi ssi,,o,clat led Press. ,


55 loss Of u life N by the 8earth uakss
8 Of thursday III a uaust 81 9Th II prob n
ab not be hort Of three
thousand, while il the prop erty Il destro oyeds
sls est mated at s 100, COO ooo, and n possibly
3ls8farSin excess 81 at sun,
Order 10 belng m 81 lrtal ned Wiz the ut:g Y
most severity BY the In, ltary, j, pot Ice and
armed citizen q pa troll Tho are snrpoys-.$s
cred 70 shoot iooterss 81, Y the II spot. hSS
iauttorlt les 4 are showing the II utm ost ems
gergy IN the protection OF spro rty
With the first terrible shoe q he
earthquake buildings col liapsed, their walt
failing vii trerne ousE nols he ln-ss IA
n rates IN any CA ses 8Sss bic ~ Sss- s
cape. 3ST he 81 ,ocle wa fol lowed almost I'm -
in ed ateiy IA BY 81 ri flerce storm VI nds
sprostratlng walls 8$t hat had III been Wei
9ened by the &earthquako,e 4 and these broke
5tro " wires j, N s1ichJ ashed lnces sanity.
The second shock Wa eyen 4, ,ore ssysr!ss n!
than the first.
Fires I = Eyerywhe ere. Sjs sS;ss|I
as5 + I've minute afterWardS tires star ted lls
every direction, VI md ~ The hole 4 town.
which had bee Il MON entarll rkn sss,s
was umt mated BY 81 loa ntlc q liam es. Ths
5flremen made a desperate tie Al, though
there was little SNya i, as q lost OF the
mains had been bro okens BY TIL artt1 tee
ssmor. 81 he ~ Vlctorl aE Theatre Opera. housed
and theS n aval Iub. were y utte ss
}stroyed NJ and the N atlon s ts:o suo III
8cumbed 10 earth ake and ssf q Tho
Club de Settle, the g ht!rehEof htsr,
$ced the buIldngSs Of the re1clt athers, w
the IN lavy D Depart mont 8lbuldln lna,f hesc lty
4 II all ia many otherS bul II dngs yere de-
sstroyed n Il III art dssS
sstructl on by ~ fire, b olseV u ntinitclys
larger, md probabl yss n psFa int.
the fcohimsrclaI housesS Were total
thes BraxI nue. 5'a lone No !ilrtsl
blocks 81 buildings from thres toF i've
stories II, gh were destroy yed. i.
llghtS earth shocks are cont lnulr1 8. The
people h ave "A not yet retu rned n eIrsS
homes, but are sleeping ont Il q Ssurroundslf
8lnu hills and SlnG the stres sts and res.S
The fires have a u rs bee = ext tlngulst,ed
More til an TOO IN en .t ken In he act sof
committing obberIes II h ave 81 been ) tlo t:S3s ss
New Shoe K.
Ss5s By Assoc ed Press
lLY, IN kAugust S$2 .--TA heavy
shook Of art thqu a ke was 4fel to- q day; Sat
Quito The nhab tants RAJ rom hslfs
houses Il In great larr1, IL fearn IA a repstl-
ton Il the Il Valpa Isos dis ster. u!
damage was dc me.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
SLAPPED FACE o 4.
RIVAL c CANDIDATE
Isa3 lI3v sa1o,cinted . pre,ss 4, is3 Si5

~ BY Associated 5Press! ii
Il COLUMBIA, s. C,iS August 21.-C Consld-,
cradle. excitement was caused at the
State campaign meeting la t Greenyllle
to-day when "A. ~ C,,s s5 Johns, Prohibition 4
candidate for g oyernor, slapped the face
4 of Joel p. 4 Brunson, who Is running on
practically the same platform. (. Erunson,3
fense to Jones s al tack, M az !sf N s5s 5 IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
'.BAS|j BOSSES ] | !. J |.
JEROME SAYS
lN||If!|.|g|'.!|R|:'|'||1DAR:|D. 4 ! ! |: :|.D|:||.
District AttoTIl|e ll|' eyMakes !! |l':':
Attack On H learSt
and nd \ M''ur'pIhl.y / II u !. A
III ATTE 9 o J ' ! /: ES2 (, OUT | ] I
\ T, Wl.:,li P'ERMAN J; R 1 \
Mayor McC ellans said Is Be 3, y q \
Supp &, VII hose Il.
Annour,c einentS ! : H1;alss 4 Gre n IS
II atedS Great \ Stir J 4: Over \ =: !,
Il the Entire < 4 State Il &. & 5 u. 8
Ast to- hughes.
fIf, fspecisl 10 \ T.he !. 1tiir,es -Disnsch.

=
Murphy the leader of "a Tammany Hall, I
y 3 - IA f,a had not 5obseryed Z, nv SEN II
1,,,s 1, !, ,,,,, IA, Z,
=
EDistric IMAM I'raVers S e-
rome for Governor the 1ocrathici h
Il. q ~ 4,
plenty of timent for Hearst,
Mr.. \ Murphy declared W that sshe wa 9 not
committed M to any candle idate, but hat
1T was the rule of aTamma sto be guided 4!
shv he son tin1A of tlOn.Haud
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Cheers for Bryan, !; n

MT nv Associated Press.l -.
& cOLUA1Rps. s.. OHIO, !, August "a CHAIR
man Frank Harper, of the Democrats
/ State Central Commi tee, called ftle 3 tate
Convention to order IN the naw Memorial
night. and announced sthe temp rys orr
Sxanlzation recommended by the State
Committee, Judge B, F, NJ Cam, OF Day.
ton. the temporary chairman, was intro
tduced and deliy the opening adj dress
I OF the convention. ~
4. Hearty applause greeted man I points
4 M ~ Continued On Second PageJ "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
HAS ORDERED sADVANC CE
IN TOBACCO PR CES
IIfBy Assoolated pre,a,,syl ~ !

BY EAssoolated Press) I =
SSAsHVILLE,i TENN * August 21.i--Gen-
ieral-Nanager Ewing. OF the Dark District
n advance OF about fifty cents per: h,,n-
dred pounds IN the price Of all medium
and good grades OF dark leaf tobacco.
The order app les to the whole OF Il tho
dark district and Is brought about hy
shortage and unfayorablo condition OF
the growing crop, ,}l IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
CIVIL NAR5lN XA|'Y|T||
now THREATENED. | \ ]! :.
,Guilittos Leaves With 900 ReYo-
lutionists to Unite in Attack
on Monti Christi.
u aiN ----------------- - ls'


Y9y37.I9 95.54 (l3ya AssocIated Press, ~ lFf
{fH CAPE IAYTIEN, ,e IlAY'TI, August 2l.--
Advces received here from Guayabin,
santo Domingo, n say that AZ General
tGuiitto, at tho head OF 900 revolutionists.
has left Dajabon to Join the troops OF
4 General Navarro and make an attack on
Montl Christi The government of santo
Don,ngil has sent 1900 men from Moca
agans. the Srevolntionsts 1t lis believed
! that a desperate civil war will follow 6 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Challenge Acc epted.

accept challenge circulation Of The
circulation Of
We will circulation books and lists with the cicua
require that the
all other information brought to bear
decision shall be laid before five Of the
determination
final We think three merchants banker and
Ing committee #S as@
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SaHasS Aroused 8, State.

AZ MI. Jerome's s one sentence announcing
his candidacy for the Demo cratic nonli-S'
nation for Governor Of New FORK las
Srung through the State like 4 q Ebugl gle-call.i
5Itshassbeen an inspirati ton to the Demo-
cratic newspapers OF the inter1or who,
have been looking for a man In the pres
yents crisis who stood against machines
and bosses and for principle It has given
new heart and Y new faith to Democrats
who had feared that once more the Demo-
cratic opportunity Of carrying the State
against a decaying blicanS 4 ma chine
was to be frittered away:
8:s On every hand were to be heard favor
able comments upon Mr.. erome' g de-
cison i to make one last fight gainst the
forces organized fol public plum der or
selfish advancement. # 51Ss II q VI }s,s 5
II It was generally felt that with Il Mr.
Il Jerome in the field there would be an gop-
tportunity OF placing the political life Of
the State upon the higher plane It once
occupied, and 1t was freely predicted
that there would speedily be change
In tactics In all three camps torganized
for the campaig ign-the Republic icans, y the
Democrats and the 1ndepe denceS League.
8g Coincldent with the announcement by
Mr.. Jerome two prominent figures In the
Sgame which has been played while Mr..
Jerome remained silent appeared In the
city Charles +. Murphy, t he leader of
Tammany, returned from his summer
home on Long Island and spent most Of
the day In Tammany Hall. William r.
Hearst returned from the West, and was
Hcloseted with the leaders Of his mpnici-
pal ownership machine. III tts
gi Mr.. Jerome has many friends In Tam
many, and his decision to all ow the uso
OF his name In Bu ffalo was received with
expressions OF # pleasure by many OF
them y IN n u ts3
Mcclellan for Jerome.
John H. O. Brien. fire commissioner OF
New York, In a carefully prepared 5,ln-
gterview announced to-day that he is8for
William r! Jerome first last and al
ways e. x55 L q 5 g!f 8iJ Il. ~
AS Mayor Mcclellan Is still abroad this
Is as near an ojclal declarationso OF the
position OF the Mcclellan wing OF the
New York Democracy MS cou d well be
made, ~ Il. WI 5s5[
& Mr., o'Brlen's interview, which was
carefully typewrltten and ndsfdistrlbuted,f Is
as follows: IA III IS
Before leaving Saratoga for New = or,
to-day. Fire Commissioners O. Rrien, when
asked about District Attorney Ierome's
5+ SS Gryontinued on Hb,Ond S Pm pa y fsts
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-18

is provided.
Chinese and Other Labor.
OF the 10000 or 10000 day laborers
employed on the canal few hundred
are Spaniards. These do excellent
work. Their foremen told me that
they did twice as we'll as the West In
dian laborers. They keep healthy and
no difficulty is experienced with them
In any way. Some Italian laborers are
also employed in connection with the
drilling. AS might be expected, with
labor as high priced as at present in
the United States, it has not so far
proved practicable to get any ordinary
laborers from the United States. The
American wageworkers on the isthmus
are the highly paid skilled mechanics
Of the types mentioned previously. A
steady effort is being made to secure
Italians. and especially to procure
more Spaniards, because of the very
satisfactory results that have come
| from their employment; and their
numbers will be increased as far as
possible. It has not proved possible,
however. to get them in anything like
the numbers needed for the work, and
from present appearances we shall in
the main have to rely. for the ordinary
unskilled work. partly upon the col.
:. ored laborers from the West Indies,
partly upon Chinese labor. It certainly
ought to be unnecessary to point out
that the American workingman in the
| I1nitod Cfafoo hoo M cOncorn vuhaf
ever in the question as to whether the
rough work on the isthmus. which IL
performed by aliens in any event. il
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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-07
Dodson News Budget

lCoRREsroNpENCE.
MIR. Jenkins of Moore, has planted corn.
Rev. James preached for the Quay peo-
pie the Ist,
Quay has a thriving literary society and
a string band.
The new blacksmith has located a home.
stead near Moore.
Henry Giles and Joe Cr swell arc dig
ging a we'll on the Giles claim.
Hunnicut and Jacobs are putting in a
wind mill at the Capps homestead.
Young Mr.. Jap, formerly of Quay, is
now a preacher in Arkansas.
John and lanes Brisco started for Tex
leo Wednesday, after a bunch OF cattle.
Jake Scott has planted black locust trees
on his claim, and Ilunnicut 200 caltalpas.
There was a large number of people at.
tending the Sunday School at Dodson, sun
day.
linn Wise says he is so busy hauling of
his wife's eggs that he has no time to
farm.
Guss Keen, one of our most successful
truck growers, will plant a large amount
of sweet potatoes.
The Herrs are building an additional
room on their house, and will give a ball
on the night of the 9th.
w. Z. Caps has bought one Of Simp-
sons Red Cross wind mills which he will
put up on his homestead.
Jim Bonds brother is here from Wash.
ing,on, looking for a location. They were
Dodson visitors this week.
b. Moore will raise chickens for the Tu-
cumcari market; ne bought a dozen of the
Caps poultry for 90 cents n piece.
Mart Horton, who has been here look
ing over the country for a few weeks, is 60
ing to open a meat market in TuCumcari,
soon.
Mrs. Warren Middleton and young Mid
dleton, from the south brakes, went to Tu-
cumcari Tuesday, to see about the trial of
Cabe Adams, for the killing of Warren
Middleton.
A drive into the Quay community shows
a great many new homes and improve
ments on every hand, the new m~erchan,
at that place is an ~up-to-date business
man; he buys all the country produce tina,
he can get.
OLD SETTLER.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-07
Nara Visa News.
CORRESPONDENTS.
OLD SETTLER.

Judge O. II. Nelson, of Amarillo, Texas,
was in own this week looking after his
interests at Bravo Ranch.
The Hotel Nara Visa has changed hands.
Mr.. NJ. A. Browning, formerly of Logan,
is now landlord, and MIR. Henry Potter,
the former landlord, has accepted n posi-
ton with Judge Nelson at Bravo Ranch.
The new Rock Island well is now com
plete and scarcity of water at Nara Visa
is now a thing of the past. Water was
reached at IS feet
Mr.. Charles A. Humsick has returned
from a trip to Texas. Those gathered at
the station were very much disappointed,
as it was generally expected that he would
bring back a partner with him when he
returned from the scenes of his childhood.
Thirty homesteads were filed before
u. S. Court Commissioner Rclknap dur
ing the month of March.
MIR. Franklin a. Belknap, father of u.
s. Court COMMISSIONS Belknap, came in
last week from Ohio and will locate at
Nara Visa.
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Grand Atlantic Hotel
NEW-JERSEY.

Virginia and Beach Atlantic City. ".
Convenient TO Steel Pier all a1f
cold private Long distance phones
in bedrooms Rates $3.50 81 per day. Weekly rates
sl2 so 10 $3.50 American plan Steam heated parlors
Cafe. Write for 1906 booklet Music Capacity 700.
A CHESHIRE MITCHELL.
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jefferson & ClearfieId Coal and Iron Co.
Let Mtge. @ Per Cent Cold
- 49, gHTTMr9t Nn'

lei Mtge. Per Tent GoId tSohus
gINhING FUND NOTICE.
Sealed proposals vii be received up to = r y Tues
49, Marsb 2Ofb 1868 BIZ Guaranty Trust Company
OF New YORK % Cedar ST. New York f6F the sale 70
as trustee at price exceed lOo ana accrued
Interest OF per cent bonds OF is eonpaay
snvest me sum OF Thrty-nns thousand Two hundred
sey.nt-seyen dollars eighy-eght cents ESQ 21Ihs Pro
nsss should he in sealed envelopes addressed 10 inc
gg,srs,v Tr,.t COMPANY OF New York, and endorsed
..T.nerson Clearneld and Iron 90 sinking rum
sN-' GEO H. CLUNE Treasurer
Roeaester N z February 18th. 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-08
Financial Meetin gs.
NEW-JERSEY.

WESTERN GAS COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders OF the Western Gas Company will be held at
the office OF the Company No q Broad Street New
on Monday. 10. 1906 at IL o'clock A M for the
election OF Directors for the ensuing and
transaction OF such other business come
before the meeting
The transfer books OF Qpmpany will be 8
o'clock p. NJ. March 9th, and will bs reopened 10
O clock A NJ on March ~, 1908.
ROBERT NJ. MURRAY Secretary.
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HOTEL GLADSTONE

Atlantic City y. J. Directly the front with
unObstructed view OF Appointed and furnished 10
the approved manner Hot and cold saa-water IN
sun-parlor overlooking the Boardwalk. Elevator
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PETERBOROUGH METROPOLITAN
COMPANY.

Notice of Declaration OF Plan TO Be Operative
and of Extension OF Time for De-
post Hereunder.
Pursuant 20 the agreement dated January 20. 1906.
A.r..., Angus. Belmont & Co. and the undersigned
COMMITTEE the plan Of purchase therein provided for
res been declared operative Tho Morton Trust Com
pany depositary under said agreeTnent' VIII con-
-. ., receive deposits Of stock the Interborough
ps,ts Transit Company (voting trust oertihcates)'
s,oek Of the Metropolitan Street Railway Company
g.. stock OF the Metropolitan Securities Company (s75
- 80. nstdo until and including FRIDAY. MARCH
5a soe after which date no deposits will be received
lent upon terms be fixed by the Committee
dated New York. March !. 1906
EDWARD J. BERWIND,
Chairman.
John ID. CRIAIAINs.
ANDREW FREEDMAN.
THOMAS L. FOWLER.
GARDINER NJ. LANE.
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT.
Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-08

The following securities were sold yesterday q.
Gusdn al the Exchange salesroom by Adrian Il
sulsr & Son.
By order q executors and trustees
80 shares Connections Fire Insurance CON-
ts00 Peoria & Eastern Railway Company
per cent income mortgage bond. non
1900 SeT-YorE 6 Erie Railroad Company
second mortgage 5 per cent bonds. due ,,o..
500 JszsrEcn Railroad Company first mort
gage per cent gold bond. due January.
By order Of administrator
z shares American Sugar Refining Com .,,
Il shares American sugar Refining Com
800 GIaa Grsade coasol.daied Mining and
Milling company tTst mortgage per
Trust F1ln5 Reserve credit No 1924
81 So sssga BY ys p S9Es. L Ss "a s,a
Brosdwsy. New-York. on ootobe-
50 shares Silver Eagle Gold and Silver
., aiming Company. Arizona --.....
10 shares Nina GTande Smelling Com
80 SHARES staacoart Laundry
By order Of trustee
H''" sehe2 ,ssy Ralway Company Per so
70. account Of whom it may concern.
y Shares Brooklyn Bank. ...-.-....-.- $50
10 s-sEes Title Guarantee and Trust Com -,
s0co fSoEksvslainas Iroa ana stesI Company
is9s: coapSas Febr pS ana August 100
shares Trust Company Of America. 40
Mortgage and Guarantee Company ..-' 1754
y sfares National Bank Of Commerce 1870
SHARES Lawyers Tide Insurance and ,,
shares American Exchange National -
p shares United states Tr7lEt Company. !. ss1
'"p chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
rs consoAdsted mortgage per cent
goid bonds C2ichmond & Allegheny d.
VISION. cue 1883; coupons January ana ..,
'so'o chesapeake q Ohio Railway Company
seesne Consolidated mortgage Per cent
Eoc bonds O2ichmond & Allegheny d.
VISION, cue 1883: coupons January ana
shares Cod & stock Telegraph Com
500 safe c. virginia debt certificates. Brown
N'b old Dominion Steamship Company gen
cue 1915. Interest Mach and september lcoss
20 thsref ADAMS Express Company ------ ol
"a aes sheFes Trust Company OF America 80
nrs,oo mortgage per cent bonds. io2
iOo atlantic & birmingham Railway first 49,.
So mortgage per cent scrip lof..-.---- $40
40 thsres Atlantic Birmingham Railway
N'-loo SHARES Ausntio birmingham Railway
Ss shares Atlantic q birmingham Railway =
s7S Atlantic q Birmingham Railway scrip:
lot .-.-.---.......'-. .......-............s SO
Participation oertinoste in certain pro-
cte-s = SeS 600 Brunswick & Birming-
haf Railroad Company FIRST mortgage
'S"o Atlantic q Birmingham Railway first
srs so mortgage per cent bonds -.----..... Ios
~" Atlantic & Birmingham Railway first
- mortgage per cent scrip; lot......... 5000
.. thsres Atlantic & Birmingham preferred 50
.iHhtc Birmingham Railway scrip; -
~ sAste. Atlantic & birmingham Railway
80 Atiantie & birmingham Railway scrip;
Participation certiHoste "a certain pro
,ee1s - $4,000 Brunswick & Birmlng-
an Railroad first mortgage bonds; lott450
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yEw-JERsEY SECURITIES.
BONDS.

ii calls by J. Thomas Rsinhardt, No. IS Wan ST.,
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Financial.

To the holders of four and one half
per cent. gold collateral trust notes Of
The CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON
RAILWAY COMPANY, issued under its COL
lateral trust agreement, dated March l.,
1905:
Default having the payment OF the coupon
which natured 1906 holders OF notes "hic
have not yet been deposited under the agreement con
,,,rtinr the undersigned committee requested TO
s.post the same at the earliest practicable date with
Central Trust Company Of New York. the depositary
s.ssrnated in said agreement Office. No "a wan
street New York city. All notes must be deposited IN
,iabls form and must bear coupon which matured
March 1905 and ell subsequent coupons Certhcates
OF the depostary wifi be issued for notes deposited
large amount OF has already been deposited
under said agreement and in the judgment OF he com
mite. It is fun and proper protection
:, the rights and noteholders that the
remaining notes deposited without delay The right
&c reserved TO terminate privilege Of deposit at any
time without previous Copies Of the deposit
snt nav be obtained Office OF the deposttary and
from the members OF the committee
Dated New York March ?. 1906
j. N WALLACE.
HARRY BRONNER.
S. sMITHERS,
H s. REDMOND,
j. II. McCLEMENT,
Committee.
FRED C RANDALL.
Secretary
81 Wall St. N Y.
yoIISE. 1.AREnS & RATHBoNE,
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STOCKS.
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday e.
Ggtd0n al the Exchange salesroom by Adrian II.
RULER Son:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-08

A EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The |
- Tribune received their Uptown Oflcs No as4 |
Broadway. between Beth sts o'clock D m
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Bowling Green Trust Co..

20 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Capital, Sz,5OO,OOO. Surplus, $3.50, 900
OFFTCERS:
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR LIST Vice. President
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG : I'd Vice.president
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V.-Pres. G. Treas
WILLIAM M. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles P. Armstrong, Myron 7. Herrick,
Frank Brainards Edward T. Jeffrey,
Harry Bronner, William N. Laws.
Robert c. CloWry, VIM. Willis Merrill,
Edmund c. Converse, Winslow S. Pierce,
VIM Nelson Cromwell, Dick S. Ramsay.
Granville M. Dodge, Frederick B. Sohenck,
a 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
4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
- Tribune received at their Uptown oflcs No 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-08

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