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New-York tribune., 1906-04-06


York. BY the grace God. free and independently 70
Louis Brush Leah s. King Pauline Myers Augusta Con-
Letria SauUels. Rachel King. AdolphuS H Lissak
Louis s, L4ss2k Minnie L whitney, lsaoela X TOBIAS
bert Z Solomon. H0sas solomon Brandon. Fobart L solo
mon, Kate II Simon. Naomi A Solomon, Frsder1c< T.
Aronson Edward King T. Sophia sehsTts AugussA x
King Mary Augusta Howard. Amalia Auendsl De WitE
c. Ward. Mount Sinai Hospital in the City OF Nsr
YORK MOntehore HONS for Ctrono 1nvalidS. Home Cos
Hsbrs1 Technical Institute Hebrew Bsnsvolsnt and
Orphan Asylum Socisty. Educational Aianes. Consrs-
zaton BNai Jsshurun. Della Bumstine, Mary LcT1t@
Fannie samuels Aida solomon Hsidslbers. louis =
Kahn Bella Kahn. Clara Kahn Ida Kahn Modanos
Kahn, AnEelldus Kahn Toy. Arthur J. XkAn-
Nauds Kahn Van Mindsn- Hugo Kahn. Paul :. Kahns
of sarah b King, IL unknown hstrs and rsxs Of
Yin AZ Augusta White deceased. unknown hairs and nxxs
OF n h any OF Bessie Lockwood deceased; Pubic Ad
ninistraor o. the County Of Nsg Yorx and 70 a. per-
Szt az IN or Otherwise grsstins: Eo and s@eA y
you hsrsbv cited and reauTee Rsrsona 70 bs asd
appear before 5Urrogate or ts Coun.y OK NSv YORK
az the surrogates' Court OF said county hef az tns
County House in the County of New York On tbs
fsth day oe May 1905 haf-past tan ooloGk in tbs
forenoon Of tat day then attend JUDICIAL
ssttIsuent OF the account Of proceedings OF Isaac
Iaacs az executor last VIII ana teEtasnt o. szat
dsceased and such Of are hereby cited. a are
under OF twenty-ons years are requirsd 70 s
pear BY your guardian u you have one or yYu nsss
50na 10 appear and apply FOR 70 be appointed N
the event ot neglect failure % DO guardian
win be appointed ey the Surrogate to raTSex and ASs
for you Ia the proceeding.
In testimony whereof have caused tho s-<S q c1s
surogatas. Court Of ne said County ef Ns~
TI.Rl witness, Hon ABNER Q. THOMAS q frTo~
cate said county. az the County of NsSE
York ehs 18th day Of Maruh- n tbs year cE
or,~ Yord one thousand nine hundred and six
~ DANIEL J. DOwDEEY,
Clerk of Tire 5urrogHcsS Court
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8 FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

r,epartment the Interior once Of Indian Affairs
vyssbfnFton D c, March p. lfO5--Seaisd proposals.
itI the outside OF the envelope: Proposal
1gbbeT Ecods ana shoes etc. the may
Syashinston c. viii be received at the Indian Once
. oscIock m Of Thursday, April %. 1906. and
.h- on.nsd for furnishing indian service with
SsT Goods boots and shoes hardware and medical
SsaIsd proposals. plainly marked outside
-. snvsiopa 'Proposal for erocksrY furniture"
80 care may and addressed to the Commissioner
~ indian Anars Washington. D. O.. viii be received
al tbs Indian once unti O'Clock n Of Tuesday May
onA opened, for furni1hing the Indian
yi,b erOckery agricultural inplenonts paints
isSs rsnvare harness, leather. shoe findings
ss1diery etc school supplies anc long list OF mscel
Bids must be made out Government
blanI scheauies Swing all nsees9a-y information for
biddera VIII be furnished on sIpneAon 70 Ihe indian
0eFoe WashtngtoI %. CT The y. g. Indian Warehouses
"a New York city Chicago, III. St Louis. Mo- and
0rnaha Nebr The Department reserves the rtgtt 20
SStscT any and al bids. part Of any bid +. T.
irIJPP Commissioners
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Citations.


r EEs, SUSANNA P.-THE PEOPLE OF THE
.1.6s: ssss e Ssw 1ss p Ss saof e SS fss ns %
susanna 2 L sutphsn; 5isding I. Marshall Mary
Waller, James waIar Marshall Incv a Msrsh.iT
Mary w, Marshall. Frances 3. Marshall Aaurics
ecutor OF decsdsnts Illinois: also ndvfduay
and as trustee for Trigg Waller and Nannins Waller
zee t9r susanna p Waller Florence B Carson general
guardian IN Mississippi OF Joseph B. Carson, William
Cstba-ns q Tr.rEfnrtd-s X,sr, ~ csa a6 T;
Montgomery Carson. individually. James c. Carson
Edward Carson next OF kin of Edward Lees car
son deceased Board OF Visitors 0f the ThornEe
Washington ana Lee TuvsTaty Central USavsrsiy o.
kentucky II IT'S own Fight and ~ the place and stead
interests Of the Curaors Of the former csnt University
Of KsntgsLy cshs Bullock N Iae s PrsssysriAa Tso-
and to all persons interested in the sstSts o. Susanna
tors isSassa next Of KIN Or otherwise send erecting:
You and each OF you are hsreby cited and rsuuirsd
County OF New York. at the Surosatss Court OF
county held tho County Court House In the County
sS % Sr eoo IN Sn hs s .nSo SSy Of S % s .s ma
to attend judicial ssStsnsnG Of hs aScount Of proceed
, sgs SV I ss @ - ato- o. ne Ia.5 v,I aS1 s
OF said dseeassd and such OF you "a as hereby cited
appear your guardian, II have II you
and apply for 20 be appointed in
W % Is sp9onsd % by The Surrogate to sprsssn and act
for you IN the proceeding -. -.
surrosatss, Court q the said County Of New
York 70 be hereunto a4fxsd witness Hon Abner
IL 81 TaS GofS - Ss Sosors 9or q s e m 9 dSy y so e.
IN the year % cur Lord Ons thousand nine hun
DANIEL J. DOwDNEY.
YIELDING I. MARSHALL.
Attorney for Executors.
81 Nassau street.. NJ 7. CITY
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06

A ENTERTAINMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Tns
A Tribune received thsir Uptown Ornce, No 1894
BToadvay betwesn seth and sTth sts until cioek
1cVerssens received the following branch oioea az
regular once rates until 9eoek 2 n viz "a @ s,h
i4th at 81 Wsst 42d ST. bsewesn Tth and sen ayss;
Rg West i25th 81 lsSs "a ave- between zen ana ath a
~ M Fast l2sth 81 T5S fremont Avs-i $50 %
resr SIst st: b64 80 ave; 2i0 Bieseksr st.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
Notice of Summons.
'RK SUPREME COURT.-SARAH

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-SARAH
Kate Falconer snith- Plaintiff. against Edward A.
Price as surviving Trustee under Deed
vember Z3rd 1bss. and DoFOthea Smith
Place Of Trial County OF New YorlI-summons- TO TIA
above named Defendants You hereby summoned 10
answer the complaint IN this action and copy
your the plaintiffs Attorneys within f.ntv
after service OF
day service. and failure 10 appsar ~
Judgment Will be taken by lrfsle
the relief demanded n complaint
Dated. January 31st. 1895.
JAMES ". CHARLES : McDERNOTT Plafnftr~s
Attorneys. Post once address and once I55 ana
l55 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. CITY of N-~
York ~
TO the defendant Dorothea smith The foregoing su,
10 served upon by publication pursuant 20 an
order Of the Hon James Fizserad Justice the su-
Court q the state OF March
1905 and hed with the complaint ohce 81 the Ce<
of the County OF New York County Court Housa
In TIE soroush q Manhattan. CITY Of New York
JAIEs ". q CHARLES J. GcDERMOrr Pfalntrrs .
Attorneys. Ofics and Post once i5b and lSI
sroedEay. Borough 0t Manhattan. New Ywk c1sy.
X. X. -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
Nsw CORPORATION DIRECTORY.

tn. nfty-fourth annual publication OF the Co
,srnsrship and Corporation Directory for ls0e has
inst been issued The directory is valuable 70 AL
lsRal financial and wholesale concerns In add
tion TO the annual publication. each subscriber Is
s,,pulied from April 20 January with q monthly
EuDnlemeut telling OF removals. dissolutions and
NV truI The book sust i.Epsd ooltsln1 x1xty-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
nHE PFOPLE OF THE STATE or NEw

York by ths grace q Goa free and indsDsadsnr.
q, the Atornsv General OF the State of New York ehs
public Administrator Of the County Of View York and an
80 .r~ whose names and or rssidencs urs-
known send greeting Whereas. William 7. Lzws0n-
- tbs CTtv o. New York lately applied the sur
ToqaTs's Cczrt OF County Of New York % have .
ee9tan instrument IN writing relating % both real and
ersonal property. duly proved the last Will
tament Of Emeine Kinney. late OF the County % New
work deceased therefore and each OF
~ sopear before Surrogate of County OF New
yorE A. his ofscs n County % York on ~ !.
11tb day OF April thousand hundred a.
bslf-uast ten OF thsn
and there attend the probate OF the said W ana
rest nd OF ara
1,1Far o REQUIRED 20 A.
near bv your guardian II you have enc or IL You hays
none appear and apply sor be appointed or IN
the Of your nesect failure 70 do guardian
viii appointed by the Surrogate and act
for you the proceeding
testimony whereof have caused the of a.
Surrogate's Court oT the said County of New
IL 81 York 20 Be herounLo aflxed. Witness. Hon
Frank r. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF our said
County OF New York. at said County. The 18th day o
February. n the year OF Lord thousand nlns
hundred and FRANK T FTTZG Up AI,D
Surrogate
Knevals & Perry. Attorneys for Petitioner "a Nassau
Street Borough OF Manhattan. Nsw York CITY
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Proposals.
OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
~ master Fort TrumbulL New London Conn. March
g. -ea led proposals IN trpcats Will be received in
thfs once until II o'clock A A-. snd then publicly
opened for the construction heating plumbing and ese
hospital AZ Fort Michie n. y. The
o. s. reserves the right reject or all hi3s Plans
specifications De seen N t4s once EnYelopSs
Tor HosttaI Fort Aichie. n. Y End addressed 10 Lieut.
= = " COREY Constructing Qusrteruaaster. Fort
n, h,,E b n New London conn.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN NORTHERN
FURNISHED by Frederic H. Hatch. No. 3

CANADIAN NORTHERN
Fourth week in March. sl628oo S99.s0o s6949o
July March 81. S,7ss5lOO @e9o-o"o --Sioooo
CHICAGO TERMINAL TRANSFER
Number miles. lQs - enc 10
FC1rth March Sz6763 sSe6 S88SSc2-Se
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN
Fourth week in March. s1e4 200 s24058 Sd2lzgost
Jan ! 10 March b.. l46z.V'o I'4U''s'' I'-'I'''
IOWA CENTRAL
Number ~ miles ...... 55S 69s -. C3s
Fourth in March. Sssl-o SseogS 90 965s
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
Tr-tb veel, In March 81 ~ s. l62 800 8 o3s5s
July 31-.-- 3l946.lb4 y 4a'a'o zo'@o-'''
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS
Number Of miles. It0 80 eco 90
Fourth week !n March N5.o5s $780, ~ 5-s
July ! March 3l.-.- 2oo4.s-S -z'"4-4 -'-1'.'''
MISSOURI. KANSAS TEXAS.
ISourth week IN March. s5a2.5 S6o5 .0s S5S-.SS55o
July March ST. lt5ll-eo lo406 'a- l0''i''''
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
es,Irrber % miles. 5S05 5lsl 5'429
Trourth week March Sl,325ty0 Sl409oQ0 Slo9o 20
July ] March Sl-- a2l--.s's 3l'eS49s- S-'-"4'4~
Central Branch)
Number Of miles 5ss SSs &c -
J0Ir1h week in March. $4,000 $4,000 SSss'tssS9
J,iiv 70 March 81. 1.460i6s l-2042OI I4oI'4oS
TEXAS & PACIFIC
lt EgnltsT v o. IN Msrch ss7ss69 S2585s8 ssol5l5
July O March ST. a44SsIs S.o9S.'4s s'o"o'iiO
PACIFIC COAST
Month q FebTusry- , .oe, oo7
Gross earnngs-...---- $3.50 Sau-'zS% $3.50
Operating expenses---. "'-'+" 'so''" o
~, ss-n,ns......... s7iG5 s55.5I8 SANG
Ts9v HSt ! ~ FEB 2s- ...,
Gross Gross ssTIHss s54ens;s ioS 551iS75 Sie5747
Ne, earnings ....--. SssI.O7s sSI84o5 s720.s84
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
Financial Meetings.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CosIPANY. .,

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
New York, February 2 1904
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
- General Meeting OF the stockholders Of Southern
Railway Company mas been called by Board Di-
rectors viii be held At ths principal office ot the
Company in the City Of Rchmond. Virginia, Wednss
day the eighteenth day OF April 1906 at ten o'clock in
purpose considering and
sale of Development and General Mortgage Bonds by
Southern Railway Company and the creation of mort
gage upon The property o1 the Company the
same al proposed in the communication OF Samuel
Spencer President Voting Trustees February
J. and Of acting business may be
lawfully brought before the meeting.
Tie books OF both preferred ana common stock
Of this Company will be closed on April 4 lSOo and
opened again on April 10 1896
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
r D. I.AEKFORD Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
RECEIVER FOR GENEALOGICAL BUREAU

Justice Newburger. Of the Supreme Court ap-
pointed jerome Jackson yesterday receiver for the
American Genealogical Bureau. New York oor-
poration, In a suit brought BY Walter J. s&somen,
a saAGmsua sssaAlsk. esE G{&&
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06

UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY.
Brunswick n. J.. April 9th 1905.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the United States Company the
Directors. consideration OF proposed amend
rrent BYLAWS and for the transaction Of any
business which may properly be brought before the
meeting be held the principal ONCE OF the Com
pany. New Brunswick. New Jersey. on Tuesday May
18th 1908 q y O'Clock
April oath 1896. reopen 10 A NJ. Wednesday
Nav 18Th 1906.
SAMUEL NORRIS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
VIRGINIA
Virginia Hot Springs

NEW YORK OFFICE. 2%s FIFTH AVE
Waters baths hotels and scenery nowhere eqnhlled
IA e,Tna,iz, y,, ana nervous cured CoEp4ets
hydrotherapeutie apparatus Japanese sun peElSF SI
and outdoor pastlIies -
NEW BOlFeyrEAD modern in the sttciest sense sta
peronizad by the highest eass = uhqlsstiona9ly ns
mast an vrer round hotel In America HfSAefs
or1ce with direct n. y. wire.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
stooyer at Covinston- through ticksts 70
C1ncinnatL Chicago. 81 Louis and the "ss
for side 10 Virginia Hot Springs
Pullman compartment car VIA WAeniIs 80
n. Y AB5 D m. Springs S.30 Eastern tlne
ExcursiOn tickets o. Office ee2 Broadway. oncss
EAza ETxRAL AAlAs<zs Ass s2<iskA YA
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
GUPREAIE COURT. APPEIIATE DIVISION

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,
FIRST Department--In the Matter OF the Application
OK ne Beard Of Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioner
otu.lss3ners 10 determine and whsthar rapid
transit railway railways for the conveyance and
OIlnn OF persons and property determined By ths
boId ought 10 De constructed and operated BROOKLYN
AND MANHATTAN LOOP LINES, Manhattan Sections.
Dc notice IS hereby given that the undersigned Charles
BulkIey Hubbe. Harry W Alden and Warren Leslie
Ing by order OF the Appellate Division the Supreme
Court for the First Judicial Department entered IN the
above entitled matter the 2Srd day Of March 1906.
bearing date on that day been appointed commissioners
10 dsterne ana report after due public hearing whether
railway railways mentioned the petition OF the said
board presented to the said Appellate Division On about
e h dy OF February 1906 and filed IN the oce Of the
s OF said Court on Or about the same day. ought TO be
constructed and operated hereby appoint Tuesday the
10th day OF April 1906 o'clock in the afternoon q
that day az the Oce OF BOardman, Pla Soley No. 80
Wall Street in the Borough Manhattan. City OF New
York as the time and place OF the first sitting and at
such sitting and adjourned sittngs may there
after held they Will hear all persons interested in said
Dated. New York. March o. 1906.
CHAS BCLkLEY HCBBELL-
HARRY w ALDEN.
WARREN LESLIE.
GEORGE L. RIVES. 30 Liberty Street. New YORK city.
BOARDMAN, PLATT & SOLEYs 85 Wall Street. New
York City.
Attorneys for Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad Com
missioners for the City Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
NEw-YORR-

I ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT; private
j. including meals two, $50 weekly
one SIS THE VAN RENSSELAER, 10 East 1lth ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06


First Departmsnt.-Iu the Matter Application
OF the Transit Railroad Commissioners
the City York for the appointment three
missioners determine and report whether rapid
cit railway railways for the conveyance and rransport
ton or persons property determined BY the Board
ought 70 be constructed and Operated-VAN CORTIANDT
PARK ROUTE. Public notice IS hereby given that the
undersigned. James A. Donnelly Paul l. Kiernan and
Julius G. krsmer having by order OF hs Appellate D
vision OF Supreme for the First Judicial De-
partment entitled matter the 23rd
day OF March 1905 bearing date that day. been
pointed commissioners determine and report after due
public hearing whether railway or railways mentioned
n the petition said Board presented 70 the said
Appellate Division about the 9th day OF February
1905 and hled oce the Clerk OF said Court
about the ought be constructed and Oper
ated do hereby appoint Friday. the Goth day Of April
1906 two O'Clock afternoon Of that day. az the
Office OF James A Donnely No. 81 Nassau Street In the
Borough Of Manhattan city OF New YORK az the time
and place Of the first sitting and at such sitting ana such
adjourned sitttngs be thereafter held they VIII
hear al persons interested in said matter.
Dated New York. March q. 1896.
JAMES A DONNELLY.
PAUL Z. HERMAN,
JULIUS G. KREMEH-
GEORGE L RTvEs. 30 Liberty street. New York city.
BOARDMAN. PI-AIT & sOLEY. S5 Wall Street Ne"
York City.
Attorneys for Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad Com
missionerB for the CITY OF New York
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
Excursions.

"EASTER" TRIPS!!
Personally conducted All expenses included IN rate.
Washington, d. c., ) days only sI2
Old Point Washington, 5 $3.50
Atlantic City, 3to7 from sl0.5o
Boston & Plymouth, only sl6.50
Natural Bdg., Luray, etc., $40
Florida, ST. Johns Riv., ret. via Wash. S77.50
PARTICULARS OBJ
THOS. "A. HENDRtCKSON TOURS,
$40 Fulton St. jet Washington St.. Brooklyn n. \.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06

Missouri Kansas a Texas Railway Co.
40 Wall Street.
New York y. Y. April 3, 1904
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
DAY declared annual dividend Of Two Per
Cent t2Ho) the Preferred Stock this Company,
able May TO- 1906 Stockholders OF April 20
1906 The transfer books Preferred Stock will
close O'Clock ? M. N April 20 1906. and will
reopen on the morning Of May 10 1906
c. G. HEDGE, Vice-Pres q Treas.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
C,7-p73F7IF COTRT- APPELLATE DIVISION

y
FIRST Departnsnt.-In the matter ot the APPLICATION
Transit Railroad commissioners for
80 Tork appointment OF three
foners 10 and report whether rapid transit
conveyance
rsrsous aud property. determined by the Board
ong5r 10 be ted and operated -FO FIFTEENTH
sPEFT ROUTE Public notice 10 hereby given that the
II. WadhaTn5 James o. Farrell and
- P pine having By order OF the Appellate Divs-
~ ~ ths Supreme Court for the First Judicial Depart
above entitled matter the 2ard day
~ March 1895 bearing date that day been appointed
determine and report after due punc
hearing whether railway or railways mentioned IN The
Board presented 70 the said Appellate
vfsiou on about Sth of February. 1906. ard
occe 0r the Clerk or sad Court on or about
DAY ought be constructed and operated Do
LeTsiy appoint "Wednesday the nth day OF April. 1876.
~ o'cock N the afternoon of that day the once
of William n Wadhams No 81 Liberty street. In the
City OF New York. the time and
Tace ~ the sitting ard such sitting and such
Eittngs may be thereafter held they WI
mar all interested IN said matter
Dated New York. March 26. lso5
WILLIAM II. WADHAMS.
JOHN =. PINE.
JAMES o FARRELL.
GEORGE I. RTvYs, AZ Liberty street New York CITY.
FOAPDMAS PIAATT 4 Solely. E3 We'll street. New
YORK CITY. Attorneys for Board az Rapid 'Tr1nsis
RAIlzuAA Osz.nalsssaasrs tu tAs ctu a Nsx Iork
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
CrPRFME COTRT. APPELLATE DIVISION

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,
Ffrs. DepaTtment-In the matter OF the application
the Board Of Rapid Transit RaiFoad for
New York for the appointment oc three Com
missoners 70 determine and report whether a rapid
portaon of and proPsrt as determined * ne
FOURTH STREET ROUTE. IN THE COUNTY OF NEW
yOEE Public notice Is hereby given that the under
signed FREDERICK Phillips William r Grell and Abra-
having by order OF the Appellate d.
the First Judicial
above entitled matter the 2Sd day OF
hearing date that day. been appointed
10 determine report after due public
--5r- vrarher rauWsy RAILWAYS mentioned IN the
tro1 ~ the said BoaId. presented 20 the said Appel
the 9th day OF February. 1905
80 Tisd A. the o. the Clerk OF said Court
e. sere dav ought be constructed and operated
s. bs-sbv appoint Monday. the &d DAY OF April 1906 at
- tIoS ~ the afternoon OF that d1y a. the oTcs OF
1,oIr9an Platt & solsy No. p Wall Street in the
II-T-F ~ Manhattan CITY OF New YORK a. Ihe TINE
- -face of the hrst sitting and az sacn siiung and
cb F7urned ssttiuEs may bs thereetls heo tney
S-i besr All persons Interested II the said MAKER
Dated New York March - l51o czrrr
A s. GILBERT
FREDERICK J. PHILLIPS
GEORGE L RTvDs. No 81 Liberty street. No" h'rN
CITY. . cor ~ * Wan s+rsst Nav
York City. u.s --.,.,, paHr,ad Cor.-
mis-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
Trust Com panieS.
DiUidend Notices.

UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY
- Broadway,
- . New York, April 5th. 1903
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
, nited States Rubber Company has this day de-
eared quarterly dividend n Two per cent. on the
First Preferred stock Grcuding outstanding Pre-
ferred' Stock and quarterly dividend
halr cent the Preferred Stock of this
Company, from ths earnings year end
ing March 81. 1866. stockholders record at u NJ
on saturday April 14th 1906. payable. closing
OF Transfer Books April 3Oth. 1855
JOHN J. WATSON, Jr. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
Instruction.
Teachers Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AaEsCx
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GOverns4ss~
Colleges schools and families. Apply 20
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON. 30 Union gquAr~
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
BONDS.
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.

-. l--s- tss-a cents per shars. tEra-s lot
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

0eurDishea by Charles D. Barney q o.. No % Broad
sTrest Neur-York and No. 10 South 4th street.
pfils delphiG)
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
STPREAIE COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

ATTORNEYS for Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad Com
missioners for the City Of New York.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-20
BERMUDA The oNIoNLEss.

If you just go to Bermuda for the
onions you had better stay at home,
because all the onions are exported.
But If you can make up your mind TO
do without onions, you will have
splendid time. In the first place there
are no railroads. and. o blessed
thought, no tTolleys on the islands.
You can forget the hurry and the fret
and rest tired nerves. You can battle,
you can sail on the wonderfully clear.
still water within the rampant of coral,
you can fish and look through water
glasses thirty feet down on the teeming
life under sea The Bermuda boats
are rugged with something that is al
most a balloon jib and a leg-o-mutton.
or jib-headed mainsail. and they are
Of very deep draught But they work
pretty handily. and will stand up and
sail fast in rough water, so that you
can take them out beyond the pro :
tected water without fear At any rate
they add to the attracti1eness of the
islands to everybody who cares for
sailing.-The Travel Magazine,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-20
SECRET OF PICKING A SAFE LOCK

"Milner James was the most artis-
tic safe breaker in the business" said
LecOq. the detective. He is dead now.
He opened in his times more than zoe
safes without tools or gunpowder-
solely by working on the combination
with his fingers.
" It took me a year." he once said,
to learn the trick of picking combin-
atoms. ! studied all the locks there
were. and / had three safes of differ
ent makes to practice on. The ear is
the most important factor in my meth
cd. and it must be held tight against
the safe door on a line with the tum-
blers When the knob OF the lock is
turned slowly and one Of the tumblers
reaches the notch corresponding to the
first number Of the combination the
tumbler viii fall with a little click.
Care must be taken not to displace
this tumbler. You keep on trying the
knob back and forth gently till each
Of the tumblers drops. Then the door
opens. Hardly one man in a thousand
has an ear delicate enough for this
work, and to be a success at it you've
got to give up tobacco and alcohol -
Louisville Courier-JoUrnal.