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GENERAL INFORMATION.
Gathered From the Ends Of the Earth
For the Benefit of the Trade

, The fruit crop IN southern Illinois
will be seriously damaged as the buds
are in very tender condition due to
! 10 the recent mild weather.
| At Muskogee. I. T, much fear is
ifelt by the growers that the long I'M
tSeasonable warm weather will serious
/ y injure fruit prospects.
The Mississippi Valley Apple Grow
iers' Association will hold a called
Injecting in the chamber OF commerce
Irooms in 81. Louis, Thursday. Jan
uary 81.
An effort was made at Memphis,
Tenn, recently TO put the fruit stands
tout OF business. but the city council
knocked the matter in the head By
voting il down.
In North Carolina fungus disease
has appeared on lettuce by which the
LEAVES wilt and drop fiat on the
ground. The dropping of the leaves
lcaused il 40 be called drop.
The frui, growers around Rome
, Ca. have not become alarmed on &C
lcoun, 81 tha continued warm wealth
Ter and fear no serious results TO the
fruit crop unless the present warn
lspeu continues TWO OF three week.
4, Longer.
That ,hp general fruiI crop so IA
. has MOI been seriously injured 10y th'
, Understandable weather was the con
iscnsus ~ opinion expressed at Jh'
January meeting OF the Stark Count
d. horticultural Society held at Canton
S o.. last week.
l. From Norfolk. Va comes the stor
.us a plan whereby an" commission
. irca. M business of the city will Do
centralized and viii be conducted il
A.. Warehouses Ia be built by the South
=. Iern Warehouse Corporation. comDo:
I. led of the local peanut factors.
The longmead SQUAD Farm Ia
ID. been incorporated at Piscataway, y
r. J.. to raise and breed squads, pigeons
. Ietc.r capital Sl5,ooo.
, The II. NJ Tilson Company. OF Ne
. York. to operate fruit and vegetabl
90 backing and canning fixtures. ha
- heen Incorporated with a capital
n SI5,oUc.
: The Fruit and Vegetable Grower
A.enciaiiou. of Sloan Springs. All
g. held meeting IN that city a few dal
- ago. President {. 4. Ford report,
that the amount received for atra'
a.. berries during the season of 1906 w;
.r sl2.Ga-.i2. The number OF GRAFT
.c .,hippel was 1886. The price +
.pjckine strawberries this year "
.r- I lie. per quart.
A.. The Crlyat5. ,Arl,-1 FriW Cro~el
or Association h,,d lis annual nccji
D.. last zyeeA and elected hc following
g.. doctors. ,yEo aic 10 choose the pre-
ag dent. vicepree.deu1. secretary .
,- treasurer. T.. II. Grayat', ". =. II
.r in-on. 4. f.. Stevens. Q. j. Haiji@
Pc. 4. }. Russell a. NJ. McAiE-5"" q
u. :. Brooks.
R,.ar.> FROM man. sections of
90. .non. speak of great d"m.2" 80
.-s ss fui. ,...e ~ recent r'.H vi.
..s ta-r .a th. trees Tearing
branches down and @r-aAia= g.
an. Il is said ,ha- the frnl, c.o9
s: ....,,.,,r s-;fl f, a4r.aa.G u
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

Rev. {. r Powell arrived IN %"
city TUESDAY from Daytons Go spend
4 few DAYS with his family af 'r.
home of Or and Mrs J. T. ChaC.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

information has gone ouJ that tne
recent cold weather Vas very ce-
srruc,tve to orange trees in Jhe vicin-
inv II 3ar,ow bur the Barlow Cour-e'-
Inforngan, says that the orange trees,
though denuded Of their leaves. are
now putting forth fresh growth, which
clearly proves that they weT, not lie
Struyed.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

A big supply OF sealing wax and
corks for sealing syrup bottles and
jars. Tydings & Co.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01
guide, the dignif1ed youth only three
weeks from Boston. She was shown

through the plant by pleasant south
ern boy. who spoke with the custo-
mary drawing, negro accent OF the
people Of that section. You ought to
have seen that bookkeeper, He simp-
" sawed the atmosphere into seq
ments. and even now the mere men
ton of his negro accent causes him
to kindle with righteous anger and
blaze right out with Indignation.
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INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal

& co. announce that the new Japanese refunlins
per cent $40 year bonds to the amount of
s23O000O are to be issued shortly for subscription
i'm London. Paris and New York The issue price
will he in the neighborhood of par and preference
doubtless will be given 10 the holders of the per
cent bonds. which to be called for redemption.
FEBRUARY BANK CLEARINGs. total
olearngs of ninety-seven cities for February
"Bradstreets reports, were $il693, $50 975. a de-
crease of rs cent from January and Of sc
per cent from February. 1905 The decrease as
compared with the same month last year is at
triSuted 10 reduced speculation at a few large
Eastern centres. Excluding New York. a gain IS
shown indicating by clearings larger business in
the country than before in February
DONALD STEAMSHIP ANNUAL. MEETING
At the annual stockholders meeting of the Donald
Steamship Company. held yesterday the following
were elected directors to serve for the current
year: John A. Donald, William McAdoo Elliot c.
Anderson. William O. Allison. George Whitehead
Belts. jr.. David G. Reid Joseph al Giorgio Will
lam II. Bennett, Thomas ]. Lewis and Thomas NJ.
Jones' No other business OF Importance was
transacted The directors will meet shortly for
the purpose of organization.
ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT LOAN-It is an
nounced that Barring Bros & Co.. OF London the
Banque dc Paris ct des Pays Bias, OF Paris. and
tho Deutsche Bank and Disconte GeseIsehaft. OF
Berlin have purchased 100000 sterling loan of the
Argentine government for an international issue
ONLY ROUTINE ACTION BY ATCHSON-
The meeting Of the ArchisOn directors yesterday
lasted ony about ten minutes. The meeting OF
the executive committee. which held subse-
uuently was also brief At the close Of the latter
meeting II was officially stated that only routine
matters were considered by both the board and the
executive committee
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.-Pi iron certificates
at the New York Produce Exchange were steady
ana about unchanged. There were no sales. Prices
for standard foundry follow: Cash. March and
April So bid MAY. SCI 6O0s22 June SO asked July.
s2l 70 asked october. $2l so asked.
GAINS IN EARNINGS--For the last week in
Eabruarv the Colorado Southern shows gain in
gross earnings OF sTasS. the Grand Trunk gain Of
5254 Gulf & ship Island a gain OF $5,l15, Louis
Vile & Nashville a gain of sSs,sS3 and ST. Louis
Southwestern a gain OF s29,22a Southern Railway
shows a loss OF s75,1l5.
AMERICAN CAR AND FoUNpRY.-Net earn
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Financial.
YOU CANNOT GET
TOO MUCH INFORMATION
BEFORE BUYING STOCKS.

In these DAYS when every man who
owns a hole in the ground thinks he
has real gold miUe or a sand hill
within a hundred miles OF New York
and Immediately turns this sand hill
into a Furnishing New York suburb con
paper only. u Is difficult for an in
weston - know just where 10 turn or
who 20 believe.
So much has bseu written for ana
against Savings Banks. and IL many
cases the criticisms upon these money
institutions that only return : or 80
have been justified
There IS no need Of 6u Intelligent per
son letting their money lie practically
IDLE in a Savings Bank when, by puT-
chasing some Of the shares IN the
NEW YORK METAL CEILING COM
PANT they Immediately double their
income . or 3 times. and IL is these
people I want to
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SEND FOR NV ARTICLE,
FACTS AND FIGURES Of THE
NEW YORK METAL CEILING GO.

This article explains how this bust
ness FIRST started on cash capital OF
only 81 900 and how this 81 600 has
multiplied itself 20 as to produce a
business OF $500. 900 year TO-DAY, or,
reduced to figures. for every 800 Won
would have originally invested in this
Company there would be assets Of
s.. 600 % show now. or your 800 in
vsstmsnt would have increased itself
10000. Or an average increase yearly
Of 29Sce
These figures are cold facts and can
be verified by any one. as the books Of
the Company are opened to all.
The Metal Ceiling business IS not a
fad OF tho moment--it has come 70
stay II is in greater demand every
year, fpv the Fire laws Of most every
state are demanding It's use. II has
ALREADY taken the place OF plaster and
paint, nothing can stop It's progress.
and the future looks even brighter than
tho past: and those who invest their
money n this Company nov have . .-y
opportuuitr % double their money
many times during the next or 10
years. as tho Company is growing
larger and larger every day
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TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses dealt IN
- goo shares in the local market. selling $4,000
Ir London consols were steady and the general
market was quiet and feat'iTeiess. except in the
American department. ws.ch showed decided
strength ~, b,,,-ine for New York account There
were no changes OF Importance IN the foreign
MARISET GossIP.-since December the capital
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A DvFPT.sr,,v.-Ts Az, eg-RecRTPTTosS 20 Tue
- Irhnae received n. theiF Uptown 49, o-,io,,,
-eaasg between 3efh and $50 So . w. srerch
y l teperf ger7enFe received ~ te inlteN 't -
1se regular - -e rates until . ioth y - ,s1b
Is 81 ave. coz I'D lS5 9Th ave-. { y; 80
~ = Essi 18th -; West go - eett.eeD tet-eeT
eres 26s Werf f2sth ST. 1893 - ave .@ee 80
ano 77th 1928 % near sist - - aoS,oTt
- near E8fi, al l67 Fest lg5fh - 80 ga
- go q ase near 5Ist 81; $50 % ave. az
~~srzsr "a
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ss,,r,1,,s includes undivided proats . -, -.
Of deposits when intsfea. - Retu
iodi SOS SSo Stt So. average OF interest on is
.st,e y, Vhich interest Is paid e 49, - - MI
Ne. oacb ofIeial communication dreclVu g - -.
ftS n this Institution been submitted 20 Ii9
ING a ~ directors at meeting held next aver ''s
gg.lPs New York County Of New York, Sc So. ~
lI,XI APp a. SFANI4EsY End Nlce-EtesLl-,le, -
ARTHI-R TERRY. Treasurer Of Tue IuSrai SS fTs
- - located and doing business az ~
IfVst in me CYty 81 New York. IN saio Souhts'
t 5,,; sworn each for himself saws me loesos
btIls 80 lie schedules accompanying the saIt -
POT 49, IN AN respects. the best Of his
ana 80 tbev further say that the usual 1u7lhe-s ~
;S trnst company been transaeJsd a. We isSo
seld ~ the banding CHAP 6s@ Laws OF L'S,.
requet 4SevbeTe and above report IS made ~
anu I with an official notice received tfo s
OF Ranks Designating the @Oth cay %
1907 as the day Of which such report sn"il
, made. - n sTANIFY en5 President.
A TERRY Treasurer -.
,-.-tte.i ami sworn 70 by both deponents the
SevefalH s1''0' Gsh day 81 March 1907 before ne
.-..,rv1 q, BAYLEY DIFFENDEREFEE
ISeal or -'o'a'S-4 Notary Public No. Is.
New York County.
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Financial.
Q = : . s
NEuADA'UTAH

afr the diff
Uhu MD
content
esulhd della mi
he situation il peculiar
purchased @'F" nave ner option ana promise
The eend h
This
vii then have absolutely
responsibilities until
detailed of A different
Names
1882 MIL and Mine also takes of
on and
Where Taken
o Nevada
showing Shafts and Cc and the other Ore Veins and
ours
only
a o
will not
o ans in
In
q
on" while in
made
j
10
copper m Il
has through violent
point
rae o pc
Nc to m
advice and how should be bought after give the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-07

,,,-rPT1sENfENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
n tribune received their Uptown oiasG 20 ;.i ISeS
Svsvl between 36th Snd 3Ith SIS HItil
n m Advertisements received az me icI n m w.
S!iee s, ave- s cor 2ss :5s stH ave- cor l2Ih
st. 80 Eas' west ie5th ST. 153s Sd between
eessth ocd 77th SITS. 1926 Sd ave. near Ssh 81
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FOREIGN MONEY MA2KET.-Cuu money ~
london. 3tsdf per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills, Is per cent long bills. 4sa&a4Ts per
cent Berlin discount rate. GA per cent Paris dis
count. p. per cent. Paris exchange on London.
. francs 20 centirrcs. Bar gold. rs ID Berlin
exchange London, 2o marks II pfennigs
FOREIGN SECURITIES. British cousols for
money, SIS us. for the account. $50. French
rentes 9s francs &c confines
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-. ~ the American Car and Foundry Company
So~ che quarter ended January 81 were S1SNzs--
The directors have declared the regular quarteFiy
5'',,dsn5 az Is. per cent on the preferred and Il
az uer cent on the common.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-07

Bowling Green Trust Co.,
20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

~ eeNVF1DftAts NEW tVtNe'
Capital, sl,0O0,0O0. Surplus, S3,000,0O0
EDWIN GOULD ~ President
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR LIST Viee-President
CHAs. P. ARMSTRONG : I'd vice-President
JOHN A. HILTON 3dV.-Pres. & Treas.
WILLIAM M. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES 2. Armstrong, John A. Hilton,
Frank Brainard, Myron 7. Herrick,
Harry Bronner, Edward T. Jeffrey,
Franklin Q. Brown, Winslow S. Pierce,
Robert G. ClOwry, Morton F. Plant,
Edmund c. Converse, Dick S. Ramsay,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, Frederick B. Schenok,
Granville NJ. Dodge, Andrew Squire,
A. Goepel, William Il. Taylor,
Edwin Gould, Edward R. Thomas,
Frank J. Gould, John P. Truesdell,
George J. Gould, E. C. Young.
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once or
AMERICAN sMELTING s REFINING co.

II Broadway y Y. CITY. March 8. 1907.
QUARTERLY COM. STOCK DIVIDEND NO. "a
The Directors of American Smelling and RsaninS
Company this day declared a Dividend % ONE
AND THREE-lJ ARTERS Ustl PER CENT tbs
Capital Stock OF the COMPANY, payable April
Is 1901 % stockholders ~ record at clock p ~.
Apri 1907 The books OF the Company fer the trans
fer OF Common stock VIII be closed at o'clock p
NJ. April ., 1907. and Will Be reopened April is. 1907
W F. MERRISS. Secretary.
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Coupons due April I. 1907. sron ths Msatals&
VIII be paid maturity presentation az Cs
once Nsrcaucs Trust Company. I'D Eroai-
way NJ BARNES Trsasu-s.
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Western Nlaryland RAN Road COMPANY.

General Lien and Convertible Bonds
Coupons April l. 1907. from tbs above uaonfiJ1sG
bonds will paid maturity upon presentation ths
once % Tho Bowling Green Trust Company. No. 90
Broadway. New York City.
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a quarterly dividend 1No 30, OF ONE AND ONvF-
QUARTER PER CENT. on the Common Capital Stock
% the American GraphOphone Co will be paid
March 10 1907 70 stockholders Of record March T. 1897
BY order OF the Directors
EDWARD n. EAsrON President.
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Financial Meetings.
OHM SIMS flaslsas.& GomPang

N@'''tFs = 441tt~ : ~
"a. - Cedar STREET.
York. February :. ltVt
.as Atas Meo~g ~ c StocshoAst- 81 a9e tr
rlice ~ FIR fafaalnr - cedar street ~ iO' fl
sgf aiarhaftan ToF1s city on Ii1nrsaas- MAJ
t1th fal ruo docs a NJ i"f ii" .s~''l
z Directors ~ oHce cEIiic H ~ ~ =
itrs rri transaction ~ such oihfi ,.i-ii -
- - property brought before me me- s,t.
II fsslkE ~ stark WIKI Do tlotea on "'
Mares - isn9 ~ freAe oclo< ara Ieogoned On Frl-
t-hi.kERP BREWER s-oiflais-
30 $50 First STREET JERSEY CITY n = 49,
No'oa + b.r.br Sen t,si the Annual A~e-nE ot ne
70 gho-dsi- - Tie American Totar'D 't - cei-o
eleeiien Director thereof Hiu he held 81 .-e
Y ~ f0nnany ia First Ftteetr |t.FFa rq.h
1871
70 Common Stock Transfer Rocsg 81 % .fp ittb
. y ~ Feh-aar. 7sth 1907 % 10 A. u, 1alt. .'''.
'FG H 81 N'AIlsrER. Sec4einis-
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iNrER1cAN s,rEL ..rrSs IS REFIN1Na 60.

QUARTERLY PED. STOCK DlVIDEND no. 81
Directors o. tia American Smelling and Refining
Company have this day declared a Dividend OF ONE
AND THREE&CL AFTERS Ust1 PER CENT the
Capital the Company. payable April
= 1907. stockholders OF record o'clock p. NJ.
n, 1897 The books of the Company
OF the Preferred Stock will be closed o'ciocs
Mch. Il. 1aO5. ~sopened 2. 1901.
W +. MERRISS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-07

The regular quarterly dividend OF ONE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT The Preferred stock has been
declared payable April Ist 1901 10 stockholders OF
record az the close OF business March 18th. 1905.
Transfer books viii close March 18th. 1907. and
open April LIST. 1907. checks mailed.
T. ". HYDE. Secretary
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THE NEXT DIVIDEND WILL Be
PAID APRIL z

and By sending IN YOUR subscription 20
this stock At It's par value $50 a
shaTsl YOU viii receive this dividend.
which Will mean an immediate return
upon your money I'm one ~ the oldest
and largest manufacturing Companies
~ its kind IN the world and one that
IS highly rated in all tho commercial
agencies
] a. the plant every day 20 re-
cetve visitors and prospective in
vestors. so as 20 show them through
che various departments and let them
Investigate the pro@nsition for them
selves But. ANYHOW send for nv
article Facts and Figures. and learn
how sou can secure sorue ~ this big
dividend uayiuE stock a. rs par value.
$40 p share
For further particulars address me-.
r. S. KENNEDY,
Room 1sS
New York Metal Ceiling Building.
57T WEST 2&TH ST.
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AMERICAN AZ AND FOrNDRY COaIRANY.

COMMON CAPITAL STOCK-DIVIDEND no. IS
At meeting OF the Directors held this day
Il resolved that quarterly dividend OF =
the Capital Stock Company declared
PAID Monday April 1907 ar tbs once Of the GUAR
anty Trust Company OF New York No % Nassau Straef
New York City stockholders % record tbs close ot
business Monday March H. 1907 Transfer hooks will
close Monday. March H. 1907. ard Tuesday.
April .. 1907
n A BIXBY Secretary 8 DE- IAANO Treas
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Dividend Notices.
ANERICAN 81 AND TOD Co,rPaNT.

AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY COMPANY.
New York. March 6. 1907.
PREFERRED CAPITAL sTOCK-DTvIDEND NO. %
At meeting OF the Board OF Directors held this
II resolved that a dividend OF ~
Preferred Capital stock OF the Company Be declared and
paid On Monday. April l. 1s1 the ofCs OF the Guar
aEty Trust company of New York. No IS Nassau Street
New York Cy - stockholders of record ar the close o.
business Monday, March IL 1907. Transfer VIII
close Monday March II, 1897 reopen on Tuesday
Al riI 2 1897
i. A B1XBT. Secretary 5. DE LANO. Treas
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, March 8, = m.-The market for amer
lean securities was strong. Final prices follow:
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions Tor government bonds. compared With Tues
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WHY STOCK IS BEING SOLD

This = the question usually asked
and Tire feas9n IS this Company - re-
eeivirG orders g. the rate % 81 600
a dag and their plant IS only ons-halr
large enough 10 meet this demand: and
for the purpose % extending the bust
ness charging the plant and securing
additional working capital they have
placed in my hands their 5000. 600
issue 81 preferred stock. which pays
dividends 4 times n year
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AMERICAN sNUFF COOIPAN

III Fifth Avenue. New YORK, March 8. 15UI.
Dividends OF and one-haf per cent. the Pre-
Stock and and onehalf per the Com
mon stock OF AMERICAN SNUFF COMPANY this
da declared. payable Aprtl 1907. Stockholders %
the close OF business March Is 1901 Checks
VIII - mailed Transfer Books close March Is 1897 and
reopen April :. 1901
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- AMER1cAN ToRAcCO CoMPANY.

THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
March 6th 1901.
dividend OF 1iaeo been declared upon the PEE
fsrred Tctacco Company. payable
on April the close %
18th. 1897 Checks will mailed Trans
fer books March 1Jth 1901. ana
reopen at 10 a. NJ. April md, 13O5.
j. II ". HICKS. Treasure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-07

New York & Harlem Railroad Company
Treasures once. New York March 9Th. 1901
OF Directors OF this has declared
dividend OF TWO PER CENT the Preferred and
Common stock, PAYABLE At this Office the frsr day oe
April re1t TO stockholders the OF bust
ness ON the 18th day OF March. 1907.
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Trust Com panies' Reports.

QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO..
The close OF business the 2Gth dag % February
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THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.

No. III Fifth Avenue New York.
March 6th 1901.
Notice hereby given that transfer OF
registered sc gold bonds The American Tobacco
pany will close o'clock p NJ. March 18TH 1897 for
the payment % interest thereon due April 1s 1897 and
reopen az 10 o'clock 4. ". April md. 1897
J.. IT ". HICKS. Treasurer.
Evening capital., 1907-04-05
County Home Board

The regular monthly meeting of the
trustees of the poor met yesterday at
the Anne Arundel County Home, Mr..
James II. Strange, of this city, presi.
dent. There was a full membership
Of the board present. only routine
business was transacted.
There are now twenty inmates in
the County Home, thirteen of whom
are white. one of the white inmates
an old man named Wilson from
North Severn, died last month. There
are several inmates who are now
quite sick and feeble. The sign or,
dered by an act, of the last Legisla-
ture with the change of name THE
Anne Arundel County Home instead
of almshouse, as formerly, is being
painted and will shortly be put in
place above the main entrance. The
County Home is in excellent condi-
tion under the new keeper.
Evening capital., 1907-04-05

Mrs. Nelson, wife OF Captain Thomas
Nelson, q. ;. NJ, retired, gave a re-
ception at her residence on Prince
George street on Wednesday afternoon
from To & o'clock to meet her
daughter-in-law, the wife of Lieuten-
ant Nelson, who is in charge of the
submarine lotilla.
Mrs. Nelson, Sr., has taken the Fay
house on Prince George street near
college avenue. She was assisted in
receiving by her daughter-in-law and
other ladies from the Naval Academy
contingent. The appointments were
very attractive. There were many
callers.
Mrs. Theodore w. johnson Will be
at home to friends next Tuesday after
noon at her residence at Murray Hill.
Evening capital., 1907-04-05
Watchman Transferred.

watehman Bernice GLADDEN., of the
photographic Office, Baltimore, has
been transferred to the Naval Acad
envy. Watchman II. G. Mays, of the
Naval Academy, having been trans
ferred to the photographic Office in
Baltimore. The transfer was made
at the request of each of the watch
men, this being the home of Mr..
tiladden's parents, Captain and Mrs.
J. X. GLADDEN.. Watehman Mays, who
lived here foI some years on Charles
street, recently lost his wife, who
died some few weeks ago. Both
watchmen are under civil service.
Evening capital., 1907-04-05
Death of Aged Priest

The Rev. Father Hubert Bove, G..
IS. X, died last night at quarter past
nine O'Clock at the home of the Re
demptorist Fathers. st. Mary's
Church, this city. Father Bove was
II years old. lie came TO Annapolis
seven years ago when in poor health
and took up his residence with the
Redemptorists of St. Mary's. He has
been declining in health since Christ
mas, and his death was not unexpect-
ed. The funeral will take place on
Monday, April 8, from st. Mary 5
Church at 10 o'clock a. M, with re-
QUEEN high mass.