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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-26

$500
Hyman silverstein ct ux. Alice. by
. Mary r. McCabe 5000.
Joseph Paoino by John NJ. Tierney,
1900.
Lewis r. Sweet by William H. Covell;
$3.50
ASSIGNMENTS OF WAGES.
j. Henry Cook TO Chas. II. Graves,
trusteee. from Providence Plumbing Sup
ply Co TO April 25, 1907.
Franklin t. Warden to Alice n. Horton
from Thomas j. McI<een 10 April "a, 1907
Harry p C'ranston 10 -. III. Tolman
from Providence Public Market to April
25. 1907.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-26
TRYING To GET
$4,000 FROM
RAILROAD 60

The suit to recover $4,000 from the
Rhode Island Suburbla Railway cunpF v
for the death Of Ignir Palmieir. brought
by his administrator. Quirino Venorie,
was tried in Judge Tanners court today
Palmieir was thrown from the running
board Of car near Warren on Sept 1.
1902, and sustained injuries from which he
died.
James a Williams and Lewis A Water
man appear for the plaintiff and n. Il.
defendant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-26
REACTI0NAY RESOLUTIONS
ADOPTED BY MONARCHISTS

Moscow. April 25.-The congress OF
Monarchists closed its deliberations to-
day with the adoption Of series OF ex-
tremely reactionary resolutions.
The proceedings closed with a speech
by Prof. Ncholsky, n noted reactionary,
10 the accompaniment OF cheers he
prophesied n counter revolution TO re-
store the old regime which would cost
the lives OF 100000 Jews and Constitu-
ticnal Democrats.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-26
NATlONilIsTS WON VICTORY

Warsaw. April 2s.-The victory Of tho
Nstionalists yesterday at the primary
elections was complete. There were some
election disturbances. during which twp
men were killed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-26
Pl KAPPA ANNUAL FARCE
GIVEN THIS AFTERNOON

The sixth annual farce OF Pi Kappa,
was given I'm the Auditorium. Brown
Union, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, tea
being served after the performance.
The members OF the III Kappa, 1897, In
clude Asa Briggs. Henry Clark, Herbert
Dorranea,-charles Fowler. Jr., Robert
Jones, Richard Miller, Harry Pearsall,
Victor Schwartz and Louis Wise.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-26
BIG DAMAGE SUIT
TAKEN FROM THE JURY

The suit brought 10 recover $4,000 from
the Rhode Island company by MaryMo-
mmsky, which was placed on trial I'm
Judge Tanners court yesterday. was taxi
en- from the jury this morning, owing TO
the illness OF the plaintiff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-26
SUES RAILROAD FOR
SPARKS, FIRE DAMAGES

Mary +. Greene has entered suit in the
superior court against the Ne wYork. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad company
to recover 5000
She calms that on July l. 1899. the house
leased by her on Alger avenue IN this city
was set on fire by sparks from loco
motive. and her household furniture all
destroyed.
Barney and Leo are hcr attorneys
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-26
BLOW BUILDINGS
UP TO CHECK
FLAMES
cHURcHOFSMNI
lGHkTJs IS
DESTROYED
Continued from page one.


has been determined loans and that satisfactory en
sion will be granted those with coming due The
banks reported be satisfactory condition
One of the with reference the work
rebuilding the burned district that of the Francisco Plane
Mill Owners association Fifteen of the 80 mills escaped the fire
and of them operation The association will
be II position to furnish all mill
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-26
TWO PERSONS PERISH
WHEN HOTEL Is BURNED

Frankcnmuth. Mich. April 26-Two per-
sons were burned 20 death and four
others were badly injured last night by a
FIRE which gutted the hotel OF Henry
Goetz The dead.
Henry Goetz. Sr.
l.. Hartner, farm hand.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-26
ANOTHER INSURANCE BILL SIGNED

Albany. ~ Y. April 3-Gov. Higgins
today signed the seventh Of the insurance
reform bills. that amending the leg1sla-
i've law to prevent corrupt lobbying.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-26
no HC@E LEFT
FOR SAFETY Of
ANY EUlLNsRs9S

80 a. ''"- 30 '-'".' ~~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-26
WHOLE CITY
IS ABlAH

- . 49, - .lJp- - 90.
s-s -..s - --s~a~-- 70 -
49, -.-s-s - -~s-~ 1850
~-s~s-- ---~.-~.-. .
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-26

tonight:
Building Trades Council Labor Temple.
Tinsmiths, Labor Temple.
Engineers. Weybosset street
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. August 16 1906.
signed direct 10 local Eiaughterers trading live
weight to-day feeling steady Dressed beef fairy aove
and steady at 1929 per 10 dqr common ] e 70 Pg Indoa or
Liverpool. No exports from this port to-day OF too
CA1vEs-Recepts were head including 112 for the
market The feeling steady for all KINDS ana ne OF
ferlngs were sold out. Common 70 prime veaS so4 & 81
S5aSS 5O good grassers So 2$l; MeSt va
gina and Delaware calves at ~ 0sS1 gs rsr n coun
good demand and sSeaoy ei arm a.
try dressed calves continue in light receipt ana i -
saIesw R. Hume: 25 veals. no n average at 50 80
AnSgeW iS W Mullen 10 vea l5s n at ss Co. 100 NJ at
So 55 gTaiSSs g Cos sO @ e. peiaare calves ST 90;
SO Pennsy ana a West Virginia oaIf $50 10 at 81 so
Sheep AND IAANIBS-Recepts were 70 cars, OF S,9O 49,,
sa1 Wee f2m; active and 25c htgher for al al
Fades -Four cars late arrivals were 81 sz 9S
held 10y oyer C99n s al s. ST. fair to prime lambs at 81 50
so o. tyyo cars OF very choice Kentucky lanns sniPpe
So 20 This is highest price paid for lambs & N d me
month Of August & Ibl tss & 5o Dressed mutton steady
81 ssSiGe per 10; dressed lambs firm at lOagIAc-
saIes~Kerns Commission ComPSny; " @ 42S m ais do
iSn9s a Is sJsss at s. IS 2s5 do IS So 2 "a DO 81 2
at So 25 2S go % S4s virginia DO 81 b ct 81 ls2
Ohio DO 65 in at IS 25 Al Jersey do 10 s@ ~ 90 90
Jersey sheep. 122 r. at So 10 Aeh'u'Ay ~ -
50 20 OelV ~ CO 90 o5{ West virgnia lambs 90 I at S9 ~
300 80 p at s. 70 o S0s II 40 ~ % at II SO i2 52
at s 90 3 n d "a 10 at s. & 26 DO 62 b s. So l51
70 & n at m So e ls ds s. 81 5O % n snrucSS at q sheep
130 70 at 81 75 10 DO. Oh n. at q zS west 'ls-
eu5 T66S 80 % shannon go Kentucky s. p st s.; 20
Virginia sheep. 14l p. at 80 .; Ua'e yeS's''~'''
OHIO ara9s 55 u c6 o Il az Virginia lambs s So Gate
Yesterday: los Pennsylvania lambs, q 70 at g 90 %,
oGs.9's5Dsii @ f siaTghtereTs Feeng nOunaly Arm
SaIes-s Judd Co. Gate Yesterday 'oSSS % az SSs
1ss T average GO g 100 10; do 9S To- At 70 ~;
. n. %.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
NEWYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. AUGUST II. 1906

aP s9a5sEn m % ep Is 8 2gS Sq TAs s S9gtss S snehe 81
"a ss 81 peq e9 b5 b sI@ss cABBA5;Es Long Island ana
Jersey. per 100 S2qSs CUCUSfBERs, Jersey and Lons
% Rokand county 81 5oas2 Albany and BgfiaO per per
Saset' Tn .eeeSi Si siSI % s % Rosna County per
1000 $sass %: Jersey 81 5O8S2 90 do Dbl SIC
Jersey 60aS5c; CELERY. state ana Michigan,
cAULIFIJowERs Long Island. bSl 5Oe9s2 50: %
bbl ST. per y bbl basket. 5Oc; DO box 3ge+vs
sd5 J45 5o5ta D ba ssi a 90 a 75casi
potato per 2 Dbl basket s1aS1 so; 40 nat .Scg$1:
Pg fq HPsGF[ sa per Sbi BASKET 75casi S9 90 per
S2e 52ze '5 o e 6 I 80 GeaTS f 9S % T 6b So
s.; do red 81 1882 do Yellow $2a$2 30 do 9Tqesc 4
do red SiaSi 30: do Pennsyvania yeiiow per basket.
= 1sqsl & S DO snS Sh9tIsF d n 75o 6o yeoT ST 5
GS2 % DO Jersey white per 6asNe 81 <3aSA 81 81 e9 m
1000. sia$1 %: PEPPERS Jersey. per h6i. 81; 90
per BIOL basket 50G60o do per box, 10000 DO Nor
folk per basket crate I09ISe PEAS western SSG
large basket .5c@$l 20 do per bag, OSSg s
81 u: STRING BEANS, state, green per o25Ne.: Sg
Per basket or bag. 66a75o; SQUASH marrow. per boil
55cqS do yellow. erooineek ana white oog1oc Tss5
Hay AND sTRAW~iAY~Rece moderate. bus
there is no trade encouragement for the deliveries The
chief Of demand Is still directed to top grades o. oo
tans OF the best demand; gooS invoices 3f SAt
run through the remnant Of summer important full
trading can be the time all low qu9ll-
per 100 h. 81 O5 No l. e5oSS1; No s0d923sc: 75@
SSer S9S gP0s G5 90 SGoe e.sI ssc western hay ss
undersels state l0o per 100 m of I5 hot
weather Receipts expected 70 widen we quote
strictly Choice Receipts OF hay and straw
ported at Pr2dHes EEehans&G go at noon o Dea
ware Lackawanna & western. 10 lehigh Ea!ley ~
Central Jersey 1SO river boats 14O total LOIS
tons Receipts Of straw so teas; .., - ~. o..oD,-
ana December. 81 221s TIMOTHY. 81; A1sIFE. Sc 90
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rBy Telegraph to The tribune. ]

TFy Telegraph Tribune
Chicago Aug. 16.-''Nothing doing the ster-
eotyped answer made to-day 20 how much
wheat had been sold here for export, although
while saying so the brokers inquired OF could
scarcely take time to reply. so busy were they
with their cable codes framing replies TO their
foreign customers. Nothing doing was also what
came over the wire from the seaboard on the same
subject but nevertheless the export clearances
gradually working up to about the 100000 bushels
a week rate that is said to be a necessity OF this
years heavy crops. After the close IT was said
bv one broker here that he had sold Il boat
loads to-day and Il yesterday, that he had kept
the information under his hat I'LL this afternoon,
and another broker VINO had sold boatloads
Also made confession after the close to-day. New
YORK reported boatloads sold in addition to
the foregoing Market at the close was 4sc lower
for futures Corn and oats were heavy and lower,
and provisions a shade higher.
For the first time in over three years wheat to-
day sold under DC, that price being shaded
1sc on a few trades in September This means a
loss on every bushe bought before the opening this
morning for both December and May delivery. and
for next months delivery. Bidders for larger Quar
titles failed to get the cereal. while smaller lots
were obtained Local receipts were SO4 cars. with
275 cars estimated for tomorrow.
Fine corn weather and liberal acceptances Of yes.
terday's bids to the country incentives to the
selling at the opening to-day. The market started
weak at from &c to $50 below yesterdays close
Demand for shipment was light Local receipts
SIS cars. with 9s estimated for tomorrow
Shipments hence were $4,000 bushels. September
opened at 4s4c, sold OF TO 4sc and reacted TO 4sAc
at noon.
The oat market was weak for a long time after
the opening. Hedging sales for account OF North
western buyers OF country offerings increased the
weakness, and longs became liberal sellers. Local
receipts were 1s3 cars. with 249 estimated for
Tomorrow Shipments hence 10000 bushels
The cash demaud moderate, with samples 40
to iLc lower September sold from S0isc to sic. of
to s0s.c and reacted 70 3ossc TO 3O%c
Provisions ruled firm. There good class Of
buying at the start. influenced by the continued
light hog movement and the better cash demand
September pork was wanted by shorts and sold
from SIT 25 TO slS 37s Off 81 so. September lard
sold at IS 72Is and September ribs from IS 95 to
IS 97I5, up TO 50. Hog receipts were $4,000 head
and prices at the yards were 1Oc higher.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
OTHER MARKEraBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug 1s-CATTLE ReoePte 20 4e99 10 neaa ne
re+i-ef weak. Common prime steers. 81 l9g$e 60
So s5S$4 20: hefers 50 6ogs5 30 bulls Sz9S4 2V
ceinfs 1g 600 head; 1Oc higher choe 20 as
6aav,, S8 1O1s6 2O medium 70 good heavy; 20 ogSS
butcher weights SO 1OG$s 2 good 70 choice hesy ec
sS o0S S6 OK hacking So 6OGS5 %: pigs 50 Oo4So 20
T2eoeipts head; market for sneep sIo
iabs strong to 15c higher sheep. 81 $3.50 20; yensS'
SoSS enonaat inn Aug fGHoGs quiet butchers s9a ship
pers S6 l2iaaS6 To- common Ss2 81 92gSo az 90 Common sa
81 So SHEEP strong. s. 700S4 eo LAMBS active and
strong 81 5OG$S 10. ,,.... ,tuu.
steady prime steers s. 6ogSe Shipping s. sSa:5 so;
tive and steady s. 5Ogss few IS Is HoGsFesssipts PTS
a0O head fairly active: shade higher; heavy - igg
"a mixed 45dS6 So YorSers and pigs 50 30leS6 %
yTo1Sfz s5Ts5 *: stays S4GS4 20; daires SegSS 40
sIfIFP AND IAABIRS-Recelpts 2200 head active and
s+aady lambs &5GSS %; yearings S8gS6 90; Wethers
e. TEi7sg. ewes I5GS5 2S sheep mixed, $4GS0 90
Kansas CITY Aug 16.-CATTI4H[-Recepts, 1900 head
ic5;ng 800 Southerns; market steady; choice export
n dressed beef steers s. 6O$6 30; fair TO good SAG
S5 western steers SS 50S6: stocNers and feeders
07S4 30. Southern 50 1884 ; southern cows
$2S$S & native cows s29s4 25 native heiSers g 6og$5
100 head market 601Oo highsT top S6 12is bug Se
rht SeGS6 12s; pigs, IS 25GS5 as sIiEiEP--Recspts
2 600 head market strong lambs. sGdS7 60 and
yeartngs 81 259S5 4O Western fed yearlings, s5qss
higher, 81 504$6
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r,r4-vr-, New York. August 10. 1905
toaL [i coffee market was active and firm during
a1o covering Of shorts The opening steady at an
aSNalce OF 10 ID points and the close firm
advance or 20 10 70 points. Sales were
ported Of i2s5oo bags There nothing the days
news 70 explain the advancing tendency OF mar
he Whieh orignated IN the European markets. Havre
vas 19l francs above the clOsin~ figures OF last
cay. and Hamburg not only held her good gain Of the
previous day but advanced another 3@7 pfennig. Eu
rope was good buyer in the local according
to all accounts. also buyer Brazil
rally argued change valoriZa-
tion scheme Owing 70 the holiday primary
hets there were official cables. and private cables
Were received so far as could be learned regarding val
ortzaton and the local trade inclined the
that something have taken abroad with
10 the brazilian loan although nothing definite could be
learned this direction.
the effect that large line OF long coffee loui-
dated in private the o. business
day and that certain strong interests which have been
short of the market taking the long side. but
basis could be found for this TepoTt At any rate the
recovered nearly half of the loss during the
sion. The market for coffee steady, with
tons the basis Of sac for Rio No :.
range prices IN the local markets to-day
was
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17

local cotton quiet with prices
n1idding CUT southern SPOT markets we're telegrdphed
7lSS bales Mobile dun not quoted sayannah easy 40
se lower at 1o'-c Augusta qqie 3sc lower at 1oAc;
sales i99 fas7 st io1S ] qgs' sS oTeT at 9t 1o.e os
3l6c sales $50 bales Memphis quiet nominal
Cotton Exchange sPelag IL ML5ePool cables Spot cotton
port 500. receipts 5000 ell American midGng upland
Csc At ne decIire Of 4sl53 a. 4qst 3 Ed - S9
s sepenfsr g. @ 28d. 3 led Stober I &
NoTeIaber l5d Noyen1er- December 1ed December
January. l6-I7d January February, Pisa February
June. 5-24d. Manchester-Yarns move slowly; cloths.
t F0S a; aNR 6zh. 5 . -four o mees Sos
sacks 1900 sacks low grade Kansas 1000 winter
s.[ashts o aPa car Of low grade spring Spring pat
winter 50 10 a :9 81 extra 70 winter s. s. s. o5
RYE FLOUR more active; quoted: Fair 20 good. 81 80
steady quoted Kiln dried s. 80 - 60 as 70 brand
gAG MEAL steady quoted: Enc white and yel!ow
ssanaard % Tiaa!ing $50 II 100 n sacks hopT DO va
.25 59 homtny chop. 81 bulk s22 20 sacks: oimeal
observation-disclosures marked the operations IN
wheat WI te.dsy The bearish sentiment among tT9afFs @
fact that prices down around low point OF the sea
time there was no iorant support from any quarter as
in the Northwestern remains perfect
spring wheat which onset by big export
nand or prices are likely 70 suffer as result OK Inese
the only Q9sc down from The previous
night although practically lowest point OF the year
In the early trading Minneapolis weak spot oe-
ciinng September. owing liquidation All other
opened easier after time steadied up
little covering and some buying for a rally
gradual settling prices 70 lowest point OF the
day the close Liverpool made good response TO
the weakness this side closing net lower I9
light OF wheat and at AlhIe
although freely predicted that selling against new
wheat arrivals would be factor IN that maFket
$4,000 bush against B'2oOJ
of line again, and for
about - loads IN all positions Broom
nall that Argentine shipments would b9
week afternoon reports from Minneapolis noted
cash wheat. The cash market IA
follows No red. IG+sc elevator aiiI
T7ssc O af0at; No Northern Duluth. sac ana No
market started out weak owing decline Of X "a
ar LIVERPOOL price Current report which
stated crop would fully equal last years pfoduc-
ton benefited by recent rains aTger Fecelp-s
future expected 10 result rom lhEot
allie crop conditions, there considerable stop
los selling in september during the day Around noon
there was a partial recovery. in sympathy with wheat
market of again tho close 20 lowest
TCfnr Of Broomhall estimated that Al
would bo 100000 hush against .sl5
10 . corn In New quoted 56c elevator and Ja
: II sdoat. white, &c and No = yeil9w PIC
: d aa0at OATS-The market FOR oats was easier
rbe Northwest being a seller. At times there was lar
iinesion-house buying but the weakness IN olhe
erat,s 5ret-ented any bull support cash oats IN Ne"
- on track and by sample basis Were quoted as 10
49, W5Ned % 10 ~, &c; natural white 90 70 ~. 10
clipped white % 10 40 ID n Ht''-e
JyyT--Ha-bet dull no . Western, &C Ne" YORK
NEW YORK PRICES
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

No red western winter Ga Futures steady; septern
her 6s 6Ld: December, SIS SHsd March nominal
CORN-spot steady; American mixed. new. IS "a;
American mixed old A sd Futures quiet; September
4s "a, December IS 6zsd. PEAS-Canadian steady 6s
i0d FIOUR-st Louis fancy winter steady. IS. HOPS
IN London CPacifc coas1 firm, f3 10sG - 15s. BEEF
dull; india mess Sos. PORK quiet; prime mess
Eoe con dull: Cunnberiand cut Is 70 80 n sos
short rib 1s n, long clear mddles light. %
TO "a 10 J2s long clear middIes heavy 35 TO 40 10
short clear backs 10 to 20 70 49, clear bellies
: to II. SHOUIDERS-SQuare II 20 Is N.
dun AS LARD quiet: prime Western. In tierces as
sd: American refined, IN pals. ass BUTTER steady
frezt United states. s5s: good United states. s5A
TATI.ow-Prtme city steady g5s ga, TURPENTINE
-Spirits steady. ASS ROSIN-Conamon steady 9s Sd.
PVT I}CT FUNI-Refned quiet. sgd L1NsEED OIL
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17

COTTON-Ths cotton market fairly active to-
dav and after making rev during the early
session eeadied up ana little buying which
be account Of strong interests The
close was very steady advance Of points on Au-
gust generclly unchanged 70 points lower sales
for the day estimated at 100000 bales The market
orened steady at an Of 1d2 points covering
Of shorts and in sympathy higher Liverpool cables
Private advtces Liverpool bush. stating that
heavily short, Southern spots
held relatively and that there better demand
from spnners but after selling another point two
higher local market weakened under renewal OF
pressure and liquidation and Liverpool followed The
map favorable showing,
cordn general opinion and selling here also in
red tv complaints showing
parativey little decrease At the low points October
touched 32c December 42c and January 951c sac
points lower At this level the buytng seemed TO be
2 bett ruInOTed that OF the
strongest bears were This attracted little
buying for turn the during the late session
was almost firm Southern spot markets unchanged
y lower Receipts of new crop cotton in the South
continue but It is said that
September shipment heavy and that the new crop
Is anything than sentimental
vet the time to
The range prices in the local market to-day
Was follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
DasIisas sa s.aniliaI a6l2' Lone Island Sound

gnaWlGH LINE On Mo4dayy SDiy stsamsE ys I6.s 5ss
A. NJ for New London, connecting there for Norwich.
Nara Pier, Newport Prov, Boston, etc. New Londo
by rail day. due N. 7, 11OO p. NJ. $3.50
New HAVEN LINE @ s Fea Pssk & Tss a dSys 4S Tvs Piss
E 22d St. 300 P return. New Haven 12s5 night
Sundays: Leave Pier %, E r.. ESQ A. NJ. I'd
St., 1000 A M return due New York S:45 P. NJ Exc.
Tkts.. week days. Sl: good days Tkts. 81
2RIneEp0pT lime Week days. stEs Pier %. 2 r,
0HlluGIe enI LiHLs Hoo A n and 800 p II. (Saes,
p. NJ. Aft boat IT. E 22d Sc. $50 (Sats. 2:1O
Ret Bridgeport A. n and 1900 night (exc-g
Sats) suns. Live. Pier 90 E. R.. $780, ftE I'D ST., 5:s0
p NJ; I've Bridgeport 900 A. n. ana 1900 night Fars
so each going by rail- 81
CHARMING NIGHT TRIPS By steamers Of the Fall
River, Providence and New Bedford lines Descriptive
folder application. Address Daylight Trips. p. o.
Box S52 New York
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17

A DvERTISENENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS S1- tn
~ Tribune resolved theiT Uptown once. No rssx
broadway between seth and STth Sta. ocloc p m
Advertisements received
regular Office rates until ocioek D n 80 sfa
ave. cor I'D ss.: i15 eth ave. 1sth
isth St - West 80 81; between sis and seh sxess
@ut west l4lth ST. la1- 30 between
sts lo-l "a 0ls9 1EG ave usa~ ~
81; ltI East lsith ST.; 80 fremont Rvss ave-,
as. stsI o5< 81 ava 30 cixer st
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17

a. - = charged in the above expenses and taxes
s,r,,-lea lied 70 the reserve fund for betterment,
- l- general and extraordinary repairs. sub
-, ,-e action oe the board OF directors. the
5,,..., %ZSs,0. Total credit 10 this reserve or
Sac tlnd as os June 50. 1866, wifi be about
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
snuTHERN PACTFTCs GAIN.


Eraings Of the Southern Pacific for the year
aisi June 81, 1905, show an increase IN gross OF
I8E and an increase in net OF S3,4s5,502, as COM
lsssi with the year before. Results were better
an IN any preceding year Of the company's his
NJ. and fully warrant distribution 70 the holders
q TIE common stock. The balance, after the pre-
assl dividend amounts 10 S1s,7s0,s34. equal TO a
rife more than 9 per cent on the common stock
-sslsd earnings follow:
1905 1905 1904
n receipts .sl05 6l9I13 SOS l4o5s2 $50 52! W
-sss taxes. ETC. I0.6S6649 65.osS'o@O oo--f'' ''o
yz earning. ss5 oso- -464 Ss1- $40 os2 s29 28s PSI
w lcorle- -..------ 5,Soa.l45
IA! iaocne s8s asa 809 ss1. .548ae2 s2e 29s 2s7
-Egss ctr. c...---- Is s25 s96 IS oG3 582 203o6.2i1
ssaros ...... saI 58o.7I3 sI2. .6ss 400 ss eo2 o7s
s1s-Et. addition etc 15l Az 113 593
SIP svaH for e.ys 2ls60,7l8 sl2.431g73 sss7s.4ss
y cent ptd dv..- 2.T6S.sT0 -
Asnoe ......... sIS7s0.s84
mere IS charged n the above, expenses and
- anc credited To reserve fund for betterments
= extraordinary repairs subject to the action
s-s BOARD of directors. the sum Of S21lI2S6- The
- eIeet 70 this reserve protection fund as OF
~ o. 30 H-ll be about SA2J0VB-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17

IN PURSUANCE Oh' AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate % the County cs
New York Notice Is hereby given 20 all persons having
claims against Harriet p Warden Q CITY y
Paris. Republic OF Franee deceased % present the
thereof subscriber,
tra1racti1es busineEs No a. Vaii srs@t A re CSy
OF New York. before the 10Th day oc October
Dates New York. the sra day q ApEiL leos.
CLARENCE WARDEN. Administrations.
STRONG & CADWAIAApER-
Attorneys for adnilistratol.
40 Wall Street. N Y CITY
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
S1lrTOgQteS' Notices.

& NDERsON. CORNEL1A--IN PURSUANCE
~ Of an o=dsr OF Hon Ahlsr c. ThOu1as a s1zro..,.
County OF New or notice s hoEeay gsTea 70 AZ
persons having claims asatnSc CoFnea Ander.ou is. =.
the County OF New York deceased pEassls tne sas
with vouchers eeoA % te aaneflos az Esr place ot
Averin & BrtnckerhOG. No 60 Wan Street 4. ~, ~ :,
oush OF Manhattan city O: New Tor az bsfo-s "a.
list day October, 1906
Dated. New York. the aoSh CAV Og March 1eos
CORNELIA x AVEETLHs rxe~-.@-1x
AVERTLL q BEINCKERHOFT. Attorneys Tor a. rSx-
equtrix, No 90 Wall StTssS Bororsh Oe SIanhartan.
City of New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank 7. FItSserald. Surrogate o. the County 0e
New York nO;ce q hereby given 70 all persons havf1e
cains AGAINST NaFv jenkins. Of tho COunty y
New York deceased with
thereof subscriber az hts place of trsnaacrx
blsiness No Ia.
Rochester York. before the 26h day of Ccso-
Der next. WILLIAM C. BARRY. A1ulinixtz.flsl
Dated New YoTk. the 1oth day of April 10od.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
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