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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-13
Foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
~ York.-James P. Mulhern ct AL plaintiffs. against
Nathan E Clark ct al defendants In pursuance OF
judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
Ia the entitled bearing date the 18th
July 1908. the UNDERSIGNED the referee in said udg
will sell at public auction, at the New York
Real Estate salesrooms Nos 16 Nesey Street in the
Manhattan City Of New York the 9Th day
q March 1906 at u O'Clock noon on that day by samuel
Judgment to sold. and therein described foows
piece parcel OF land with the
erected situate. lying and being
Borough Of Manhattan, and County York,
more particularly bounded described follows:
ginning a point formed by the intersection OF the
southery OF Fify-fth with the eastery
Broadway thence running southe-y along said
ery side Of Broadway seventyseven go feet and
90 the line Of the block bstween Fifty
fourth Fiftyhrth Streets thence running easeriy
along said centre line Of the block eighy-sx $50 feet
inches; thence running northsrly. right
angles to Ftt-afth Street seventyhve 5) feet TO the
southery CT Ffty-hfth Street. and thence
westerly along southerly side F1fty-fth Street
hundred and five Q05 feet and four ( inches
point place OF beginning.
Dated New York. February Sth. 1905.
FREDERICK s. WAIT, Referee
OTIS PRESSINGER, Attorneys for Plaintiffs 50 Wall
Street, New York.
The following is diagram OF the property sold
II is known Hotel Woodward;
Both Street
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STOCKS.


Consolidated Traction Company OF NewJersey. 81 SO
Joseph Dixon Crucibla Company. .............4 400
Essex & Hudson Gas Company.
Gas & Electric Company Of Bergen County,. 5S 90
Hackensack Water Company ......17O
=, 90 pre19Srreq. ...-.--.....--.l70
Hoooken land & Improvement Company. 200
Hudson County Gas Company. iI2
Jersey City. Hoboken & Paterson Railway Co.. -
p. Lorillard preferred.
New-BrunsWtck Light. Heat & Power Co.. 90 =
New-Jersey Zinc Company.
North Jersey Street Railway CoGnpany.-.......
Paterson & Passaic Gas & Electric Company. rs
Public Service Corporation 12o
Rapid Transit Street Railway Company $50 26O
Somerset, Union & Mddesex Lighting Co... 80
South Jersey Gas Electric Traction Co......I26
Singer Manufacturing Company
StanaaF6 Oh company. .-----...-.690 693
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1854

The Approximate OF ths lien or charge satisfy
which the above described property 70 be sold 10
$5l 21 co. together with costs and allowances amounting
TO 81 O3O together with tbs or The sale The
APPROXIMATE amount Of unpaid taxes and
the property Is Sl2.315.0O
Dated New York. Sth day OF February,
FREDERICK s. WAIT. Refsrse.
foregoing hereby adjourned 70 the 10th
OF March. 1905 at the time and place.
Dated New NOrd. March 9Th I0O6
FREDERICK s. WAIT, Referee
OTIS PRAsSlNGER. Attorneys Tor Plaintiffs. 90 Wan
Street New York.
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United was up ~. CRANKY improved a.
dsaiins' consolidated held steady, while Greene
greene r-eene Silver were slightly irregular
eod sn ,,,.n was under good support In some
NeVaa r.-orah stocks substantial advances were
q ne Pc Bonds were dull and about unchanged.
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Financial Elections.
BOND s. MORTGAGE GUARANTEE CO,
ITO Remsen Street. Brooklyn. n. Y

darch lZth, lSCo
AT THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR d.
rectors Of this Company held this day following
named gentlemen were duly elected Directors for the
suing
Frank Bailey, Clarence H. Kelsey,
Brown, William LummiA
Bush James .. Lynch,
Julien II Davies, Ranald H. Macdonald,
William L Bowling, Alexander T. Orr,
Charles r Henderson, Frederick Potter,
Benjamin D. hicks. Jacob II. Schiu,
William 81 Ingranam John w Sterling.
William b Ishan1 NJ Wentz,
Joost Ellis L. Williams
Al a subsequent meeting Board the following
offoers were unanimously reelected Mr.. Charles s
Brown President; Mr. Martin Joost VcePresdent: Mr..
Clarence II KELSEY Second Vce-Pres dent and General
Bailey, Third Vics-Prssident; Mr..
Weles. Fourth NcePresdeati Mr. Clinton D Bur
dick Treasurer MIR Waldron P BelknAP Secretary; Nj
Bailey. Assistant Treasurer, and Mr. John l.
Sherwood Assistant Secretary.
WALDRON P. BE4KNAP Secretary
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
THE PACIFIC BANK OF NEW YORK
SPECIAL MEEDING OLE THE STOCK.

Will be held the twentieth day Of March, 1906 at
twelve o'clock Office of bank Number 470
broadway. IN the Borough Manhattan Of Of
New York, for the purpose voting upon proposition
Increase the capital stock the said
consisting Of s454 shares of the value of $50 each
OF $50 each.
Dated New York. March 2ud 1906
II. b BRUNDRETT. President
s @. MERNIN
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Dividend Notices.
THE COLORADO & SOUTHERN
RAJ CAAAII, 4


THE S S9h3EAPo cows s so W
At meeting the Board OF Directors held this day
Pr EFF sSPsi stock SSesPi MS Is
n. S P os a. T to the holders Of record
books March 18TH. 1906
E mafc it2 f5 Of 1s s0s
JAMES sTEU4RT MACKTh
Secretary and Treasurer.
II. t.ns,: Na; sas street New York March ls 1900
COLORADO ana soGhern Rawa 6mpspy s'S OF o sa9
ct P NJ on March 18TH 1896. and VIII 10 A
the On .5s P a fn T6 H s to ds9gt
by ia at office among the parties entitled thereto
same appear OF record on the books when closed above
transfer Agents.
THE TNIoN BAG PAPER COMPANY.
II Battery Place, New York CITY March 10th 1906
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
49, OF ONE AND THREE R PER CENT, on
stoekhodsTs OF business on March
The transfer books will be closed at thres O'Clock P. NJ
March 18th 1905 and at 10 o'clock A 81 on
W. l. SPARKS. Secretary.
A. AM F3etB AS.n sSq S1 & COY sTi
DIVIDENDS OF ONE AND ONE-HALF PER
cent the Prefensd Stock and two and one-halt
pany this day declared payable April 2 1905 to
Is 1905 checks viii be maied transfer Books wn
close March 10 i0 D. an c hsRsh AO ac aSs Treas.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
RaR6 6TG%st CGmPany Lessee
No Is PARK Row New York March II 1909
THE GUARANTEED QUARTERLY DIVI-
dsnS Of and on the p
paid and after Monday April I'd 1905 70 stockholders
sTe record 5 at s sS S q ae p BOOKS on Friday
The Isa books 10 o Be sP'ned on Wednesday
D. W. MoWILLLAMs. Treasurer.
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Financial Meetings.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD couP.Sy

THE PENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
General once. Broad Street Station
PHILADELPHIA, 10th February 1908
IhE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
ar holders Of this Company will be held on Tuesday,
a NJ ~ day OF March 1905. at II 200 o'clock
street Phiiadelphia at which meeting there will be
1aatted Tor consideration and action by the Stock
noIoers. the Annual Report of the Company FOR this
year ending thirty first OF December 1905: several
seehlens Tor the acquisition by this Company OF the
eseb as corporate property rights end credits OF
valley Railway Company, South West Pennsylvania
itaIway company, and York Haven and Rowenna
halroad Company,-and other appropriate Subjects
stockholders obtain copies OF the Annual Report
OF the company. and the tickets OF admis-
SION TO the meetins on and after the sixth March
next oy ADDRESSING the Secretary personal appIi-
Philadelphia 0' ''l'iOH'
LEWIS NELSON Secretary
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

C. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County Of New
York notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
deceased TO present the same with vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber his place Of uansacng business az
the ONCE OF Edward D. Bowling his attorney. No. $50
Broadway the City Of New York before the lath
September
Dated New York. the 18th day OF March. 1909.
MICHAEL B. FITZPATRICK, Executor.
EDWARD d. BOWLING. Attorney for Executor $50
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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VIRGINIA.
Virginia Hot Springs

NEW YORK OFFICE sas FIFTH AVE.
Waters baths. hOtsls and scenery nowhere equalIsa
RLsumatisr. nervous diseases cured Complete
Acknowledgements apparatus Japanese parior zols
swimming pool. me livery and outdoor pastmes FE7
NEW HOMESTEAD modern the strictsst sense aaA
patronzed By the highest class IN unqusstionaoly
finest ell year round raso-. hOtsl America Brokary
offfca Will direct N, Y W
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NEW YORK. January 90 1906
GO. ELECTION NOTICE.
ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN & SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting Stockholders Of the ST. Louis
iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company viii be
at the general office OF Company IN the
OF ST Louis Missouri. Tuesday. March 49, 1906 at
nine CLOCK a M for the election thirteen
o o me ensuing year and for the transaction
oIler business that before
annual meeting Of the Directors held at the same
once on the same day at twelve o'clock. noon The
transfer books viii be closed Monday February 8
isVS at three o'clock NJ. and Will be reopened
st. Louis, Iron Mountain s Southern Railway Co..
A H. CALEF. Secretary.
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PANAMA RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
-r-rx-- New York, March II 1905
I'Hh ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Panama Rail Road Company will be
elo at the oice OF the Company No p Street
me CITY OF New York Monday the second day April
next at twelve o'clock the purpose electing
thirteen Directors
ana until their successors be elected.
And for the transaction
come before the Meeting The polls will opened
Twelve O'Clock and will be closed o'clock
ne afternoon The stock transfer books will be
Friday the thrtieth day Of March 1900 clock
noon and will be reopened at O'clock on Tues
day, the third day OF April. 1906.
2. A. DRAKE. Secretary.
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The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

allows stop-OVsr Covtngton. through tckata A
Cincinnati, Louisville Chicago. ST Louis ana the West
for eide trip Virginia Hot Springs.
Pullman compartment car via WASHINGTON leaves
y. Y. ass arrives springs s 80 Eastern TINA
ExcurNon Ecksts al c o. 0fnce. S62 Broadway ora~
Psana- r r. and oonnscting lnes
EHS4D STRRRY, NlanSssr Ros Scrtaxx w
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X RALEIGH

Ocean end st. Charles Place. Atlantic City N J.
modern seashors hotel. with established repua-
ton for high class accommodations rates
$3.50 day Booklet and special weekly APP
plcation- Fl. J. DYNES.
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HOTEL GLADSTONE

Atlantic C1ty. \. J. Directly on Beach 'front.' with
unobsructed view OF Appointed furnished Ia
the most approved Hot and cold sea-water IN
all baths. public and private running water in r0omsi
sun-parlor overlooking the Boardwalk Elevator.
West t4th st. ". ]. Collins.
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PHlLApELPHIA sTocKs.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & Co. No Is Broad
Phnadelphia-)
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by r L. DAY Co.. No. 8 Nassau street1
Mch- 10 Mich. . Mch. II
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VIRGINIA AVE-. NEAR BEACH
Private baths; elevator; pa-lo-. Capacity.
Booklet ~ d NIENAN.
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PIG IRON cERrIFIcATEs.

Quotations for regular al the II a m and las
n m calls yesterday compare with the final prices
OF Saturday as follows
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Grand Atlantic Hotel

Virginia ave and Beach Atlantic City. n. J.
Convenient to Steel Pier all amUsements Hot and
cold In private baths Long distance phones
IN bedrooms. Rates $3.50 TO 81
s12 80 $3.50 American plan Steam sun parIoA
Cafe Write for 1906 booklet Music Capacity 700
A CHESHIRE MITCHELL.
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Surrogate Notices.

Surrogate Notices.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County Of
York notice Is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against Eugene 2. Mclean late Of the County
York deceased to present the with vouchers
subscriber, at his place or transacting
business the ONCE OF Phelps Evins & East, No 80
Broad Street, City OF New York, before
18th day september next.
Dated New York the 5th day OF March. 1906.
EUGENE MCLEAN LONG, Executor.
PHELPS. EvINs & EAST Attorneys for Executor.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
ABNER c. THOMAS: Surrogate OF the County
- hereby given all persons having
claims against Anna L. owen late Of the County q
New York deceased present the same with vouchers
subscribers. place OF
ing business 81 Fulton Street. IN the City OF New
York on or before First day OF April Dated
New York, the twenty-hfth day Of September 1905
WILLIAM D MURPHY, MARY C. RPHY. Executors
HENRY W. GAINES ATTORNEY for Executors No. 81
Fulton Street. Boro. OF Manhattan. New York city.
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NEW YORK, January 90 1900
ELECTION NOTICE.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annHa meeting Of the Stockholders The Missouri
racine Railway Company will be held at the general
oncT OF the COMPANY in the City Of St Louis Missouri
the election Of thirteen Directors for ensuing yea
sna fr the transaction Of other business may
come before said meeting The meeting OF the
cay at twelve o'clock The transfer books viii be-
closed Monday. February s. 1905 at ;hres o'oiocE
ie06 anu VIII De Fe0psned on the 18th day Of March
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company
- BY GEORGE ]. GOULD, President
A. H. CALEF. Secretary
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COM
PANY.
No. 15 Dey Street.
~ -, - New York, N. z, March 12 1909
To the Stockholders: - 49, -0'
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Amer
me principal office OF the Company No Dey Street
borough OF Manhattan City New York N Y on Tues
DAY the twentyseventh day Of March, 1905 O'Clock
noon. for the following purposes
ensuing year. 49, $50
2 To transact such other business as may properly
come before the Stockholders
The transfer books OF the be closed from
Sne 11h day Of March to the 51st day March, 1905
both days included.
CHARLES EUsTIs HUBBARD. Secretary
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School Agencies.

INFORMATION ABOUT SCHOOLS FREE-savs time
sometimes money 255B. West 1O4. Manhattan
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Quotations for foundry ct the Ii a m and l:45
- :, calls yesterday compare with the final prices
of Saturday as follows;
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THE HOLMHURST.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
After extensive alterations entirely hosA
Situated in the and yet lection
Pennsylvania CnObstructsd Canacitv-
The latest and every htzh-class appoIns
ment- Private baths. running in rooms spacioSa
porches, amusement halls elevator
Let and spring terms upon request HENRY DARNEIL.
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FERRY COMPANIES.
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

FoFullea by Joseph Walker s0ns. No. 20 Brosd-st1
Fsis Askeal BIG. Asked
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erArEMENT OF NoN-MEMBER BANKS.

STATEMENT OF NoN-MEheER BANKS.
The weekly statement Of averages Of the banks
Of New-York City. Brooklyn Jersey C'ty' Hoookeh
"a go Tstsna which are not members of the
sy.-yorl[ Clearing House Association. but which
-, .hrouob sonae Of the members, is follows:
ASch 10 Moh Changes
49,. ,.,s t1si 474 500 $3.50 $4,000 Inc 81. 625. 300
u Ms ole te INV wv . ia 400 2I6s 900 Inc T.6O0
CIrcnaton $500 "a 22s 200 ibl 227 200 Inc 1000
DeD'ts Clear 80, go =. ,a4 900 Dsa bSa 300
lag sEts. lz.o%osVVV @S'-0-'
Opposite with bank k~.xaa D. kozGaa
eAA isaA4 sss~< eASaS~A
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BONDS.
CLOSING CURB QUOTATIONS.

'od: lots. +seIls cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
GRAIN TRADE INQUIRY.
Commerce Commission at Work
Under Senate Resolution.

Washington, July 13.-An investigation is being
made by the Interstate Commerce Commission, by
authority Of the United States Senate, of the ele-
vator, grain buying and forwarding business OF the
country, to determine to what special favors
have been granted to them by railroad companies:
the influence which the alleged monopolizing OF
this branch Of business has had on the market;
the injury it has worked to grain producers; the
extent which railroads. their officers directors.
stockholders and employees own or control the
grain buying and grain forwarding companies; and
the manner in which such holdings, II any, were
obtained.
A few days before the adjournment of Congress
the Senate adopted a resolution directing the
mission to make a thorough inquiry along the
lines indicated In the judgment OF the commits
sion this investigation involves obtaining immedi-
ately items of information from common carriers
engaged in the transportation of gram inter
state commerce. In pursuance of the resolution,
therefore, the Interstate Commerce Commission
has sent a circular letter to every railroad cor
poration in the United States, requesting it's
spOnSible officials to furnish to the commission
soon as practicable information which will enable
IL to report to Congress next December.
II Is expected by the commission that it will
Quire three or four months 10 obtain the infOrma-
ton asked for in its circular letter but special
difficulty is looked for in obtaining it, The jnVesti-
cation Will be thorough, and the commission
poets to be able at the beginning of the next
sion Of Congress to lay before the Senate such in
formation may be of value to it in the formula
uon Of legislation regulating interstate grain traffic.
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WANT CANAL BONDS.
National Banks Eager applicants
Issue Price To Be High.

The Secretary of the Treasury was at the Sub
Treasury again yesterday, and conferred there with
several bankers, among them William H. Porter,
president Of the Chemical National Bank; A. b.
Hepburn, president of the Chase National Bank,
and James S. Fearon vice. president OF the Inter.
national Banking Corporation.
The principal subject of conference is understood
TO have been the coming sale of the 100000 OF
Panama Canal bonds, applications for which are
coming in rapidly from national banks all over
the country. It is probable that local banks will
get the larger part of the issue, using the bonds
as a basis for circulation but an active de-
mand has come from banks small we'll large,
In various parts of the United States.
One explanation OF that demand is found in the
fact that Secretary Shaw has recently added a
considerable number of banks in the interior to the
list of government depositarcs, and these insttu-
tions must buy government bonds 10 put up Sc
curiIy for Treasury funds placed deposit with
them.
The issue price Of the Panama bonds has not
yet been announced. but it is believed among local
bankers that Secretary Shaw may be able to get
as high 1Oi as the 2s of 1880 now selling at
that figure. These bonds. which the only gov
ernment issues in which there IS any activity.
closed yesterday at IO4 bid 1G41s asked. against
1895 bid and 1875 asked at the close Thursday.
II is understood that the proceeds of the sale of
the Panama bonds Will he allowed TO remain on
deposit in the banks until after the crop moving
season.
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THE "TELEVUE" At LAST.
Vmginian Invents apparatus for
Seeing at Distance.
tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune ]


Richmond, Va. July 13.-City Electrician Will
lam H. Thompson. the Little Wizard Of Rich
mond is at work the "televue." wonderful
device which, he says Will enable person talk
ing over the telephone to see the face and figure
Of the person to whom he is talking The device,
It is declared. be used with wire of in
definite length, and gives a vivid image. Dis
cussing the invention Thompson said to-day:
III It can be perfected the televue will revou-
tionize modern conditions. The telephone makes
communication of a purely intellectual charac-
ter simple. But there are hundreds OF forms of
communication that cannot be satisfactorily
complished without the aid of the eyesight. The
housewife will be enabled 10 purchase her dress
and provisions and do her shopping by televue.
The salesgirl will simply have to hold up the
article before the televue transmitter and say,
How will this hat do. ma ann When the wife
desires to purchase meats she will call up the
butcher by televue and require him to hold up
the goods for inspection before she buys"
For the present the electrician declines to ex-
hibit the model which he is working or TO
give u description of it. He explains however
that the visual image in the teevue is trans
mitted I'm the form OF photograph. and the ap-
paratus depends for its working on the varia-
tions I'm the electrical resistance of a ribbon Of
senelium produced by variation in the intensity
OF beam of light impingng on it,
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PRICE AND BRYAN HELD FOR TRIAL

Patrolman Bryan. of the Charles street station,
under suspension. and Charles r. Price, news
paper reporter, who we're charged By Third Deputy
Police Commissioner Afashot with accepting
gaiuiiy from a patUolman seeking promotion.
we're held for trial in the Court OF Special Ses-
,onS al the close Of their examination in the
'sHeFson Market police court by Magistrate Moss
Yesterday afternoon. Assistant District Attorney
yHaTe, for the defence, renewed his motion 10
tsehsrge- On the ground of. lack Of corroboration
4 the statement sworn 10 by Roundsman James
uonohue for whose promotion Price and Bryan are
Aesed 10 have received SEQ. but Magistrate Moss
,ned the motion
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STEAMBOATS,.
BO s TW M .ASR ANR F9aSEs EasISNB s


Wireless TelegTaphy on all Steamers.
DAYLIGHT TRIPS on Long Island Sound.
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ColumnD
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PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. Bos
ton, Fast and North. 1--we. Pier 1S. y, &
IT, Murray St. week days only. 600 P NJ
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River. foot Fast 22i ST, $3.50 Z. NJ Strs
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NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hart
ford. Springfield and North str Richard
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NEW YORK LIFELgeIsLATIvE EXPENSES

Albany July 13-The New York Life Insur-
ance Company to-day filed statement with the
Secretary of State showing that it expended
S591 90 in connection with legislation affecting
its interests at the last session. The statement
shows that this amount went to pay hotel bills
and travelling expenses of it's salaried employees
and for copies of proceedings before the legis-
lative Committee Insurance. The company
declares ii is advised by counsel that the law
compelling corporations to file a list Of legisla-
tive expenditures has application to any part
OF the foregoing expenditures. The statement
is signed by John c. Mccall, secretary of the
company.