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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-22

Five per cent money to loan on
farms. n. A. Evans, abstracts and
loans, basement of court house.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
MANY BUSINESS LEASES REPORTED

Walter J. Solomon has made the following leases:
In the Bristol Building. No 500 5th ave, offices to
Edna Blanchard Lewis, Edward Van Lice Lowerre
and Seaman Lowerre, Dr. Emmanuel Pfeiffer. W.
B. Quaintance James Bronson Reynolds, kath-
arne c. Budd and Charles Mnzesherner & Co; IN
the Central Building. No. % West 42d St, offices
Joseph p. McColgan Nine Madeleine. Thomas
NJ Williams and Parker. Preston & Co; IN the
Unity Building No 101 West 42d street store to
Iguatz Schantz and office to Herman Rosenthal;
in the Manhattan Building. No. So 9Th ave. stores
to Jacob Misky and National Lunch Company; in
the Terminal Building. southwest corner 34th st.
and 7th ave. store 10 s. Kohn; at the southeast
corner of 9th st. and 6th ave, store to Sam
Finkelstein & Co; in the Lenox Lyceum, 5Sth to
18th St Madison ave. Offices TO the Republican
Club OF the 18th Assembly District in the Thor
oughfare Building, 9TH TO 5sth ST. Broadway and
Sth ave. store TO Antonio Consdlvo and offices to
". ?. Hatch. Robert Hastins, the Ricker-Johns
Co, J. Frank Boylan. Wilford ]. Davis, Keeney
g. Mason, Lee Heating Co, Traver Blowout Patch
COMPANY. Sarah Hanks Peckham, Vanderveer
Bros, Ernest L. Jones, Louis Zeiser and Branden-
burg g. Co. and at the southwest corner OF 18th
and Broadway, Offices to the Columbia Amuse-
meut Company and NJ. A Shea.
rutland & Whiting Co. has leased for James A.
Whitcomb the entire premises No 122 East 125th
St, for a long term OF years gross rental of
more than $1,000; also for the Hudson 4 Man
haitian Railroad Company store in the Cortlandt
Building 10 Shearson. HammiIl & Co. and Office
space in the same building to Henry @. Opdycke;
Il Broadway. to Seymour, Seymour & McCirath
Van Vliet & Place have rented the dwelling
house No. 43 West 1lth for the Dawson estate;
also the dwelling house No. 152 West 18th st. TO
Mary Murphy, and the three story dwelling house
No 24s West 18th st John Reilly; also the store
and basement at No. 4C7 Bleecker ST. to the Sobne
Company: also the store and basement at NO 2S4
West 18th ST. to George L. Goodwin; also the store
at No. sO7 Greenwich St TO William II. Barry.
Nail & Parker were the brokers in the sale for
Of he Fbaarr rio r.t
team of williams & Walker of No. l4s West s9th
st, l5.4xSo feet
The DurOss Company has leased for Bernard
KreIzer 10 George E Moray the store. basement
and sub-bascment at No. 80 Vesey st. for a term
OF I'VE years; also sold for Mrs. Bertha Hartmann
her house on Walter to Mrs. Catherine Hon-
man and for MrT. Catherine Hoffman her Wash
ington Place house to a cnent
Ames & Co. have leased for various owners the
following dwelling houses: No. las East 33d st. to
] Conners: No 20s East 81 st St, TO Mary Ciillwee;
No g2g West 5lst st. TO James Scott and No 9H
West 55th ST TO p. II. Dodge.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
P. R. R. DIVIDEND CUT TO PER CENT.
stock Unaffected by Announcement from
iadelphia-Decrease in Net Earnings.

Ihe directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
F"is met IN Philadelphia yesterday and declared a.
senil-annual dividend of per cent a reduction Of
one-half of per cent from the rate declared six
months ago In November, 1906, the dividend was
advanced from to per cent and the latter rate
hao oeen paid ever since. From 1898 TO 1900 3 per
cent was paid and from 1900 10 November 1906 the
rate was per cent.
Ihe reduction in the dividend had been antici-
pated In well informed circles and the announce
ment had no special effect the price of the stock
Whlch moved throughout yesterdays trading with
the rest of the market
The operating results of the first three months
OF l9S show decrease in earnings on the lines
east OF Pittsburg alone OF q, $4,000 This rate IL
continued for year. would mean a shrinkage Of
per cent on the 900 of capital stock out
standing.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
MANY BROKERAGE DEALS.
E. n. 4dIer Disposes of an East
10Th Street House.

Ernest n Adler has sold for Charles Sachar to
Hugo Prayer No. 515 East 18th St. five story
double fathouse, plot 25xSe.9x irregular also
leased for term of years for Bernard & Sack to
s J. Scherer No 404 East nth St, four story
and basement loft building, plot 1S.4xlo2 and for
the same client to Richard Wolrab No. +os East
18th St. story and basement loft building. on
plot 194x102.
Josephine Y Judson has sold No $40 West ssth
st. four story and basement dwelling, on lot
21x1O0S feet.
Adele Peck has sold No. 12s West s1st st. a four
story and basement dwelling house. on lot 1sx102 2
feet.
H. c. Senior Co. have sold for the Hoffman
estate the three story dwelling house No 224 West
End ave. on lot 17xlpo feet, to Miss Dooley.
The firm Of J. r Ketcham has sold to E. G.
Golner for occupancy the three story dwelling
house No. 1O West 136th St. lot 16.2xs9u feet.
The Polstein Realty and Construction Company
has sold 70 ReckliRg Vallender Nos. HOS and
1iO7 Amsterdam ave, six story apartment house
plot 4Ox10O feet This is one OF a recently
erected between Hath and 115th SITS.
William Lubbert has sold No. 544 West 156th st.
a five story hathouse, lot 25xe911 feet.
Solomon Linderborn has resoId No. 78S Amster-
dam ave, five story iathouse, on plot 29I1x10o
feet.
Ernest ~ Adler has sold for Charles sachar to
Hugo Prayer No. 515 East 18th st, five story
double hathouse. a lot 25xs99x irregular
William P Mangam and the Cruikshank Com
pany have sold for the Furniss estate to the A c.
& II. NJ. Hall Realty Company the block front on
the side of West End ave. from 99th Tooth
st, a plot 20l.10xl75 feet. The buyers will erect
high class apartment houses the site. The
Furniss estate owns the remainder Of the block
cluding the Riverside Drive front
Mrs. Anna J. Schoellkopf has sold to DR.. John
F. Erdmann No. 40 West 4sth St, a four story
dwelling house lot 16xlo05 feet. The Gross
& Gross Company negotiated the sale
Michael T Ring has sold for James z. Hernon
to Margaret c. Mcmahon the family dwelling
house in 1921 St 50 feet west of Hughes ave. on a
lot l. 4x93 ; feet.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, May Wheat for May delivery sold
to-day on the local exchange at 81 o.. which
advance of 45sc above the close Of yesterday A
large part of the gain later lost realizing
sales, the market closing easy with May at 81 o.
July off a to Csc. Corn down isC. Oats
were up &c, and provisions off 7ia to 15C.
Shorts were eager bidders for May wheat, and with
only slight offerings the price advanced steadily
until il touched 81 O4. The urgent demand
caused by the small amount of deliveries made on
May contracts, the total being only about 10000
bushels while in oats and and provisions the
deliveries abnormally heavy. The upturn in
MAY had Strengthening effect July and Sep
tember, although both options sold freely
because Of favorable outlook for the crop.
May eased off late in the day realizing sales.
and this caused decline in both July and Septem
per The close was weak July opened 4 10 $sc
lower at S8l2 to SS5sc, advanced S95sc and then
declined to SSl4c. The close at SS12 TO SS9sc-
Clearances of wheat and -four were equal TO 46400
bushels. Exports for the week shown by Brad
treets were equal to 1.6(o,0Oo bushels. Primary
ceiPts were $4,000 bushels against S1o0o bushels
on the day last year. Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago report receipts 167 cars, against l31
cars last week and 46S year ago.
The corn market was firm early in the day, but
weakened along with wheat. Deliveries Of corn
to-day on May contracts were about 3O0O,00O bush
els and this caused considerable covering by
shorts The market, however closed easy. July
opened a shade to 3 TO &c lower 637s Sac
sold between 63a4 63s 642c and closed at 637s
10 6+c. Local receipts 81 cars with II Of con-
tract grade.
Oats were firm because of an active demand by
contracts about 100000 bushels. The close
was strong. July opened lac higher at 45asc ad-
were 292 cars
Provisions were weak on a SC decline in live
hogs and forecast OF liberal increase in contract
contracts We're heavy those of ribs aggregarng
off l5c a sl3 So. Lara was 10 to I2Izc lower at
8 ga 10 @. Ribs were 71zc lower at s. 70 10
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 10
cars corn lo2 cars oats l+ cars: hogs, 1900 head
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
BIG LEATHER DEALER IN TROUBLE
William A Stetson, of Boston. Petitioned
Into Bankruptcy.

Boston. May William 4. Stetson. one or the
rest known lea ther dealers in the United States,
uas petitioned into bankruptcy by his creditors IN
the United States District Court here to-day. In
Guided with Mr.. Stetson in the proceedings were
three companies IN which he had the controlling in
-eresr rarley- JEe Ford Morocco Company. Of VIII
r7Ins-or. Del which he president the Bos-
ton Chrome Leather Company. Of which he was
e-.retary. and tile William A Stetson Company Of
Boston. q which he the head. According TO
Joseph IS. LEud. attorney for the creditors. the
la ahilities Of Nj Stetsou and his three companies
appr 5luateIy $4,000 coo. OF which $1.00O000 IS
secured The assets are estimated at $780, 00o.
stated in court that Mr.. Stetson and his
,lrnpauies lad admitted in writing their inability
10 meet fheie obligations and had expressed a will
i1-acss 10 he ~diudged bankrupt. Practically all
,f The peiJionius creditors are leather dealers Of
THIS city They asked the court TO appoint Joseph
g. Proctor. Boston attorney, receiver Of Mr.. Stet
son and rEe companies involved
Later in the day Judge Dodge acceded TO the re-
quest OF the attorneys and appointed Mr.. Proctor
a. receiver for the William A Stetson Company,
-Fi-L bond or 100000. Mr. Proctor was also sp-
Toilted receiver the Ford Morocco Company and
William \. Stetson as an individual. with nominal
bonds
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
MIDTOWN PLOT SOLD
SITE TO BE IMPROVED.
{. Ernest Petter Bugs Thuty-t5oo
Lots at Garden City Estates.

Parish. Fisher & Co have sold for Mrs Mary
L. Strong, widow Of former Mayor William I,
Strong. the four three story and basement dwell
ing houses. No 3s to IL West 26th ST. between
Broadway and eth ave, and opposite the Astor
estate offices. The buyers Eugene E. and
Terry Hinkle. proprietors of the Hinke Iron
Works On the plot. 60xss9 feet, they viii erect
this summer a twelve story hreproof store loft
and Office building Mrs Strongs father bought
the houses in 1854 presents to his four daugh-
ters.
c. Ernest Vetter, a builder. has bought eight
plots comprising thirty-two lots at Garden City
Long Island. on which he is to erect eight modern
homes. The land includes the greater part Of
Block 81, bounded by Stewart ave, Brixton
Road. North ave. and Kilburn Road Oswald -.
Herring is preparing plans for the houses.
This is one of the most important sales that has
been made at Garden City Estates. There are now
eighteen homes in course OF construction there.
and more than that number under contract: in
fact the development is showing very rapid
growth. the sales in March and April having
eclipsed all former records
AS the subway has been opened through to Flat
bush and the line OF the Long Island Rail-
road running directly through the property is TO
electrified this month. it is confidently expected
that there will be far greater activity there than
before.
Plans have been filed with Buildings supern-
tendent Murphy for a big two story woodshed. to
be built for the Charity Organization Society at
No. 516 West 18th II is to be of steel skeleton
construction, finished with corrugated iron and
will have a frontage of So feet and a depth Of eS
feet
1t will be lighted by windows of wire glass and
viii have a large runway and Chutes The workers
who chop wood in the shed yard will he concealed
from the view of passersby. The shed is to cost
5000, according to the estimate of Gre~venor At
terbury, the society's architect.
Plans have also been filed for remodeng and
charging the parish house of the Episcopal Church
OF the Incarnation No 249 East 3Oth st. The
improvements include the addition of third story
TO increase the living quarters OF the house ".
w. Knowles is the architect
Paul Fuller, jr has transferred title to par
Gel, 16sx9s11 feet the south side OF 1S6th st.
1884 feet west of Lenox ave, to Roberts College, Of
ConstantinopIe for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
M'INTYRE STOCK FOUND
Missing Certificate O5cned by Gus
toner Put Up as Collateral.

one certificate Of stock of tho many missing from
the Offices Of T. 4. Mcintyre & Co. the hankr7lnt
brokerage firm. found yesterday with the
Metropolitan Trust Company. The certificate was
for sixty shares OF United States Steel preferred
and belonged to Frederick L. Bishop of Hart
ford. Conn. II had been sent TO T A Mcintyre &
CO. to be spit up or transferred. 1t was in
dorsed. bat Mcintyre & Co. put up with the
trust company part collateral for a loan
The officials Of the trust company said yesterday
that they would not have accepted the certificate
Il they had seen the Endorsement. and that they
would return II 10 its owner a court order. The
trust company viii then seek payment from Nc
Intyre & Co. FOR the amount it represented in
collateral
II Is possible that Mr. McIntyre's physical condi-
ton may prevent his appearance at the examina-
tion before Commissioner Gnchrist on Monday
Maurice Leon. his counsel. said Yesterday that the
examination could serve only one end-namely to
md out what the partners had in the way
and thst the examination OF Mr. Mcintyre in public
by half dozen lawyers might further impair his
health and prevent him from giving his attention
70 the STRENGTHENING out of the firms affairs. He
viii. therefore. probably request Charles g Bur
nngham. the receiver. TO go with his attorney to-
DAY To the sanatorium where Mr.. Mcintyre is and
take his testimony.
The failure of Mcintyre & Co" said Mr.
Leon. was no different than would be that Of any
other commission house compelled 10 suspend on
the minute A few years ago Mr.. Mcintyre insured
his life for sl5e.e0 for the benefit Of the firm and
the physician who examined him few months ago
said he vas pretty sick man"
Il vss inJimated that Mr. Birmingham, the re-
ceiver. and Mr.. Peck. assignee and co-receiver.
were not working harmoniously together. Mr..
Peck explained that he had dealt with Mcintyre &,
Co. ana only yesterday there was credited his
account So in dividends Great North
e-n shares that the frm held for him. It was
learned that all checks and securities received
hv The firm directly after the assignment were
placed in 4 safe deposit vault and would be re-
turned TO the senders with legal f0rmslities.
Hartford Conn, May Frederick L. Bishop.
of This city. who owned the stock certificate put
un collateral by The Mcintyre company with the
Metropolitan Trust Company had been working
hard 10 md the securities. In an interview this
afternoon Mr. Bishop said that the firm had no
authority right 10 the stock collateral.
Il vas forwarded by him and by Mrs. Ellen J.
Sedgwick. also Of this city. he said. solely for
transfer NJ. Bishop IS secretary of the Hartford
FaIenCc Company.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
WOULD ADMIT TRUST COMPANIES.
". a. Nash Suggests Full Membership IN
Clearing House on Is Per Cent Reserve Basis.

William A Nash president Of the Corn Exchange
Bank. and one OF the most active members of the
Clearing House committee. sent a letter yesterday
all the presidents Of banks the Clearing House
Association outlining his views the advisability
Of admitting the trust companies 10 membership
and urging immediate action.
Er Nash advised that the trust companies be
admitted TO fun membership on a 15 per cent re-
serve basis. The rule heretofore has been that
trust companies which desired fun membership in
-le CIelring House must maintain 3 . per cent
reserve. the same as required of the banks. In
the past trust companies have been admitted 10
associate membership on Is per cent reserve basis.
Alexander Gilbert, president OF the Market and
Fulton National Bank and Of tie Clearing House
Association. will give a dinner next week for the
presidents Of the Clearing House banks which
the matter will be discussed.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
WILL IMPROVE TWO AsToa SITES.

Plans have been filed for a one story store
building TO be erected for John Jacob Astor at
cost of $4,000, at the southeast corner of Broad
way and 109th ST. and for eularging the
story store building. also owned by Mr.. Astor.
the southeast corner OF Broadway and s0th St,
by adding a second story, which will be fitted
a fat Of eight rooms James McWalther is the
architect He is also the lessee OF the sOth st.
stO
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
MEXICAN RAILWAY MERGER ASSURED.

II is stated behalf the readjustment man
ayers of the Mexican Railway merger that enough
securities OF all classes have been deposited to
sure the success of the plan. Official announce
ment probably will be made early next week.
the readjustment managers receive de-
tailed figures from the depositaries in this country
and in Europe
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

In the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms yester-
day Joseph p. Day sold Nos 10 and q Broome st,
southwest corner OF Mangin st, 50x75 feet a six
story tenement house and store, TO the Dean Hold
ing Company for $4l,4 490 He adjourned the sale OF
the three five story hathouses at the northeast
corner OF Wadsworth ave. and lS0th St, u9.6X100
feet TO May :. He sold No. Si5 Union ave. 0Sx
1907 feet three story tenement house, To Juli-
anna Brill for IS 600
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
SALE OF A BROOKLYN PARCEL

The Leonard Moody Real Estate Company has
sold No. % St Marks Place between 80 and Attn
aves, Brooklyn, a three story single brownstone
dwelling house on plot 90 lOxlOO feet for Henry F.
and Marie c. Bertram TO Raymond Du HameI
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
KNIcKERsockER CITY DEPOSITORY.

The hnickerbocker Trust Company was put back
on the list of city repositories yesterday afternoon
at meeting of the City Banking Commission in
the Mayors office. Others added the list were
the Queens County Trust Company and the First
National Bank of Corona. The rate of interest, ?
per cent, continued
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

@et surplus S2547a97 s2G71470 Dec S123 473
The proportion Of the above surplus applicable
o. Tie United Railways Investment Company based
on IFS present stock holdings ~ 50 per cent? Of the
Philadelphia company is s. S4, 81.
President Ernst Thalmann Of the United Rail
ways Investment Company says, in his annual
por-
Nc dividends in cash scrip were paid during
lle year 1@G by the United Railroads OF San Fran
cisco al its receipts over and above fixed charges
ana expenses and an the surplus earnings of the
IilladelpEta company above the amount Of divi-
osiids paid by IL. having been retained by the re-
HHee-Fe companies for their respective corporate
purposes. During tie last fiscal year the most
fiiient feature ia the financial history OF your
,oi.iaHy was the strike ou the lines Cf the United
RAJ roads Of San Francisco"
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
A FRONT STREET LOFT DEAL.

E H Ludlow & Co have sold for Lillian Dowdell
to Alpin l. Dunn No. 14s Front st. a four story
store and loft building lot 2o2x6sx irregular
Also sold for Daniel B. Freedman No. 1os West
74th St. four story high stoop brownstone dwell
ing house, on a lot 18x102.2 feet.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
TO REMODEL SIXTH AVE. STRUCTURE

Plans have been filed for remodeling the four
story dwelling house at the southeast corner OF
sth ave and 47th ST., making the
nrst two stories into stores and or1ces and this
upper two floors into nats The improvements are
70 ne made at a cost Of s. 500 for Thomas ]
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
HIGH PRICE FOR PITTseURe BONDS.

Pittshlrg May f.-Pttsburg sold ssl247o0 worth
o. bends today the highest premium received
- years There were two parcels consisting Of
'lSis,'H of funded debt bonds one-Sixrh payable
every i've Years. and t1576,eo of Improvement
t'ncs' cne-thirtleth Pa able each year All bear
- pfr cent Interest The entire issue as awarded
- > ~ Harris E Co. Of Nea York, ct so4 sls for
each 40 Bort.-.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
WILL ALLoT SO OF p. r. r. BONDS

1t was announced yesterday at the office of Kunn
Loeb n Co that subscribers to the new $4,000 coo
pond issue of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
who asked for $1,000 more of the new bonds
would receive per cent of the amount subscribed
for.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
THE BRONX BUILDING PLAN.

Hunt az $ 81 It cf Bronxdsls Road. 50T
100 Richard " Horner loans Charles Ringel-
stein
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

vvilcox s. 5 $50 y of Layton ave. far Two
sfcr7. frsrnA dwelling house. 2o135. Helen pucy
owner Thomas Lester. architect. ...............
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
Country Property for Sale or to Let.

T,IUsHrNG COUNTRY PLACE FOR RENT OR SALE
Il acres: mansion. late residence Of H A
Bogert stories. 10 rooms. pantry
6at throouns conservatory large basement
laundry steam heat hardwood hOors; S75 900, $50
per month Apply ELLIOTT. JAFFRAY & CO.. 49,
broadway. y. Y. city: local agents
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
Furnished Houses to Let-C0untrg.
Country Property for Sale

A a PRICE BETWEEN $1,000 AND slsOoo-A
~ beautiful home, completed.
No. 20 North Fulton finest location
Chester Hill Mount Vernon, y. Y; open to Want
pTopOsition!.!
NOR sALH-vERY DESIRABLE HOME; LOCATION
Il high S105O0; bargain up TO date; 10 rooms
ROMEYN & DEMAREST, Hackensack, y. J.
INARM 70 ACRES 40 MILES NEW YORK: WEST
II Hudson bargain l. L SHERWOOD. Dobbs
Ferry, y Y
7 ARGE MODERN I6-ROOM HOUSE; BATH. PIAZZA
shade. shore; adjoining beautiful village.
son $500 G.. NJ. TALBOT. Skaneatelss, n. Y.
WRITE MRS. r VERNAM FOR PROSPECTUS
w about camping privileges in her proposed exclusive
r springs. Bungalow Colony. oakland. y. J.
TOTVER VIEW MANOR
n Is NEW Works. MOST BEAUTIFUL. SUBURB
HASTINGS HOMES 60. ~ 42d 81.
INCUR ACRES. HOUSE BARN, APPLES TROUT
i brook. spring, $500 ARCHIBALD C FOSS. 80 E 42d
DESTRICTED NEW ROCHELLE HOME SITES J.
II EDGAR LEAYCRAF"r & co. 10 West +2d
4 Al ACRES: HOUSE, IL ROOMS. ] BATHS. ALL. IN
lO movements. committing
TOwFRRE BROS. 500 5th
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

'I-c5es proportion accrued. at December 81 1907 Of
r g- owned the Fhl-ale!pnia
O. r1aEl. declared subsequent 60 that date
The profit and loss surplus $S249l6 is equal 70 55
Per cent earned on the S15GJo000 preferred stock.
The income account Of the Philadelphia Company
ard affiliated corporations for the year ended De-
cenaer d. lgll. cnuauares ss folows.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

Goodwin as owner. Thomas H Styler is I
architect.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
UNITED RAILWAYS INVESTMENT co.

The United Railways Investment Company re
-orts for the year ended December 81. 1907:
1907 1900. Changes.
r-v N stocks owned 81 s57 10
--- loans 5tys. Ct lG30s2 3s S24 Inc. 64 26S
Total income s. 500 S64 s. 334 ODD Inc. .s228 642
bGss etc ]. is -3o 6ll.pp1 Inc 54fZ-S
>-e- inc f.~ -ea- s4g2 ta34 s72a 20 Dec SEQ 5s1
r : Z. credits ---...-. 400 2s2 40 567 .2S5
Cross --.--Ir5s Ss24 g1B S1.lss 7s2 Dec S371 s66
p 4 ! rrc inc df.e Dec. $50 OO0
ma, %, ssas ore xy,,e -so Tnr .A9s l34
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

HILDAGO & NORTHEASTERN.