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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-19

cake OF ice. Old women and little
cnildren are suffering now because
lhe! iack a necessity which to them Is
luxury Your dime. Ii sent prompt
~ may save baby's life; you dollar
may save ten lives. and a dime or n
dollar may be spared without discom-
fert While the situation is not alarm.
ING II Is grave. but II VIII not be grave
tomorrow. for all rules would be
broken II the citizens failed to an
swer the appeal which went out last
r,ght The citizens are not asked to
raise a fund of $4,000. They ara
simply asked to give a few dimes and
d few dollars there that the distress i'm
hundreds OF homes may be relieved
All contributions sent TO The Times
Dispatch VIII be acknowledged in
these columns. and the money Will DO
forwarded Immediately TO Srs. Charles
T.. boiling the treasurer OF the Ice
Mission. so that the poor may be
helped forthwith
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-19
BIG CROWD WILL
GO TO WEST POINT
Special Train Over Southern
This Morning Will Garry
Three Hundred

Al o.e0 o'c,ocls ,bi- ,,or,in, mn
,,,o,, ,s,, ,,,
BUSINESS NY" VIII ooaF"
special train of i've cars AT the South
ern Railway Station for "A day Of sight
SEEING as cuos, of ,h. w., MI;
C,,..
'''oe' VI Oo'''i''ele'' All INVITATION
has been issued by that body TO every
member Of Inc I,ichmond ,.,,amhn,. of
comm.rco and rns,,.ss Non,. r,un 80
eo"'e "'ohs LOT 'he "aE outing" me
trlp Is the project OF The West Point
chamber, which VIII bea~ all expenses.
WIN. ,ns xc,,rsio, =
. ''"''''.N ~
'''"'''! - "'''s large hu'nper OF
Richmond business men In closer
touch with the citizens of the York
rivor no., u5,h -
="
''ose' comm" Nloh oil interest between
the two c!'ics, ii Twill not be burden
ed with formal. meetings or sro.c,
r.t5, ,r,o .,
p;,h,n go. e"t td'n '"c
49,, n.y. "''ii IN, nes' west
49,, ''.''@ - ,"o" mem o.!
tnxn ,i'o "a, ""' HH'"ses Q! inc
,s @s q aetp sea port and leave
'''e'' " "."" .nvlI own conclusions.
A"h 'hc forh'
o,,i-,. LIN -"e'.e Oh 'o-aaE
,ha NV - an De '"o-no"r "TRIP down
~ ito'" west folht on
,-an,a.a "!., es'Heh' heE
s,o.'r 'g'' ~ ."e ptaNe Stedmship
SoH'PahE' mas placed the boat, which
u one ot tie largest of the company ;
fleet. at the disposal Of the West Point
chamber, to help entertain the yisi-
tors.
~ a.,
D's IL" "IhheF WIN an KINDS OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-19
ADKINS FINED S25
Bookbinder tied Trademark of
Trades Council.

Bookbinder ICED Trademark Of Allied
Trades Council
5. p. Adkins. a bookh!nder. was hncd ss5
and costs Yesterday in Police Court for
using the trademark OF the Allied Printing
and Trades Council % Richmond without
authority.
William Alien and John Owens both COL
ored, were held for the grand jury on tho
charge of holding up and robb!ns Edward
Trainham.
James Mason colorcd was nned 500 nd
costs and placed under 500 bond for twelve
months for carrying concealed weapon.
Roger laugh. colo-cd, was sent TO jail
FOR sixty day Tor stealing Sis from Jackson
e. Son
Annie Cox. colored, wa. fined 800 for be-
OF Merrick Kenney.
George Ford and william Green. both
eolored. were hned g each for lettering In
the courtroom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-19
Mr.. NORTHROP'S WILL
Estate Valued at s:Io. 900. Without In
Gliding ANY Renltr.

The will OF William Northrop, pres
ident OF the Virginia Railway and
Power Company. was offered for pro-
bate in the Circuit Court of Chester
field county yesterday by Captain A. B.
Guigon. who was named as sole exccu-
tor. The Will was written by Mr..
Northrop himself in 1909. In naming
Captain Guigon as his sole executor
he requested the coGrt not to require
him to give security. The value of the
estate is estimated at s25o.000. this es-
innate taking in tho PERSONAL property
though not including any real estate
holdings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-19
TRAIN INSTANTLY KILLS
FAINTER on {. O. yIADrCr

ia ION Jtrm!san. iwenty-three years Old
. FAINTER who came here some time az,
home at i71i Nenabie street. va. nm -
and instantly Killed yestcrday morntne n,
> !" clocK by train OF the Chesapeake ava
ONO ha way The accident occurred an
we Nad"ct at the foo; % Ninth streni
MntI" lermigan was az work ne sppnr
.h'.A nid not notice the approach ~ th.
italh. his nody was frightfully m,nyist
! vas viewed % Coroner Taylor. who dc.
e!oed mat az inquest would be uunece.ssry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-19
VERDICT FOR JACKSON
sued Contractor for $1,000 and jury
Gave Him SiOT5

GIVE Him Sl,OT5.
IN the suit of James Jackson against
!: j. Smith & Co. heard In the civ
verdict was rendered for Tho ~, I"
TN in the sum OF si.o75. Judge scott
oVerruled the motion to set aside the
verdict and judgment for the amount
was entered. The defense noted cv.
ceptions. and was allowed the usual
sime to file its bill. jackson sued for
Inc negro was employed by l. i.
on the Mechanicsvi!le Turnpike. and
IN November. 1909. was injured by the
Iailing OF steel bucket used for
raising dirt. W.
The jury failed to agree in the cas-.
Of e. II. Chalkley against the Picot
printing Company. and was dismissed
Inc suit Is for damages OF Si1205
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-19
Transferred to- WASHINGTON.

SUPERINTENDENT +. w. SChIeck, OF
Post Office Station r. Twenty fifth
and Broad Streets. has been trans
ferred to the Post-Office Department
in Washington. where he Will begin
work July |. He will be succeeded al
Station b. by Douglas Baird.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-19
AInrrinne rn-NIrht.

Miss Pearl Lichtenstein. OF 1880 Yves,
Grace Street, and Elmer Oettinger,
of Wilson, y. c.. will be married al
S o'clock tonight ct the home Of the
brides parents,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-19

Summer Excursion
Rates to points North and West by rail-
and water.
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
500 East Main Street.
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WiIIeroy to speak in West point,

~ IIIlam \. Willcroy, ~ his CIV.
VIII be the speaker tonight al,
meeting Of the city Club OF Wesi
ioInt He will accompany the party
from the Richmond Chamber Of Com
inerce and Business Mems CLUB on TO-
days outing, and Will stay over 10
address the members OF the ciu6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD
Prices Firm in Chief European
Centres-AmeriCan Securities
Hiuher.

London. March 2o.-Consols closed At sic
above yesterday at 7sss for both money and
the account Anaconda was unchanged AT
fsas Canadian Pacific was ~, higher at
2na. Grand Trunk was = higher at 257s
Money and discount rates were firm to-
day.
The prospects Of cheaper money and the
improving coal outlook stimulated more
confident buying by outsiders and profess
SIGNALS on the Stock Exchange Home rails
made additional gains and consols ad-
vanced 5-Is Msrconi shares were strong
al So. new high record. Foreign bonds
closed firm but mines were easy.
American securities were steady ana
slightly higher az the opening. Canadian
Pacific was the feature of the early trading
and advanced points on good buying, IN
duced bv favorable earnings reports. SoutH-
ern Pacific and Union Pacific were also IN
demand. and they led the list in gradual
advance until the closing. which was firm.
The premium on gold at Madrid is Io9'
UNCHANGED, and at Lisbon IT remains uh-
changed At 10.
Paris. March % Three per cent rentes
closed III centimes higher Al o. francs oo
confines fo- me account
Exchange on London % francs Y Genuine"
for checks
Private discount rate. GA per cent.
pricos were steady on the Bourse.
Berlin. March 2a.-Prices We're very frm
on the Boerse to-day. American securities
closed strong
Exchange on London, IN marks 70 pf"n-
nigs for checks.
Money for the settlement, sd6l1 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There was less excitement in the specu-
lation in the market for outside securities.
especially in the stocks of the various oil
companies, which were comparatively
quiet. although over-the-cOunter business
continued active. The general tone in those
issues, however. was strong, with some
business in Kentucky around Go. Anglo
American Oil rose nearly . points, due pre-
sumably TO the ammo unCement OF the dlNl-
deud Aside from these issues the gem
eral tone was irregular. United Cigar
Stores declined IL. but subsequently, raj
a shade easier Marconi Wireless issues
showed substantial advances. especially In
American. which was up about points
and English points British American
of q declined p. The copper stocks were
steady but quiet The silver issues were
firm with various shares quoted eX-dlNl-
dend. Bonds were dull and unchanged
Detailed operations follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Money on 81 II
opened AT 2ib per cent; highest 3 per cent
lowest. oia per cent, closing. 27s per cent
ruling rate. 21a per cent Time money nam
tanned the improvement in the demand ana
was obtainable. with some freedom SIX
months money was easier Rates. 3'td"'3
per cent for sixty days. Si2434 per cent
Tor ninety days. 3a.nt per cent for tour hNe
and six months Mercantile paper was no'
supera bundant. but some attractive names
were seen. and the market absorbed them
with moderate ease. Rates, 4eg+la per cent
for sixty and ninety days indorsemeht' 4d
A. per cent for choice four ana SIX months
single names; per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign oN-
change market opened quiet, rates showing
practically no change from Thursday CLOS
ing figures Some finance bills appeared III
the market, but the inquiry was not OF an
urgent character. The market closed easy
Bankers posted rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
To all Holders OF
Convertible -Four Per Cent. Nz)
Redeemable Gold Bonds OF
I'll. Un.iern MIN IeleDranh lama.

Notice II hereby given TO all holders Of n,
gold bonds Of The Western Union telegram
secured by the trust agreement made by ,aa
The Western Union Telegraph Company, Win
the Bowling Green Trust Company rs Trustee.
dated November 26th. 1908. that The Western
Union Telegraph Company, by action duly had
by its board az directors, has declared rs IN.
tentiou to and will pay of cancel and redeem
the whole amount Of the bonds Issued snt.f
and secured by said trust agreement parsgsot
to the pow or and authority 50 20 DO coBisired
therein: that the date fixed for said payment
and cancellation and redemption Is Nay frs,
GsD, 1912, upon or prior 70 when date Ihs
Western Union Telegraph Company 1.ll De.
post WITH the Equitable Trust Company X
New York, New York city, as successor Itt''
tee 10 the Bowling Green Trust Company,
named rs trustee IN said trust agreement =
sum sufficient 70 pay the principal Of al u seii
bonds five per cent (50D premium thereon.
NsD, 1912: that said Equitable Trust Eom'
psny Of New York, on said date. and mere,
after sc presented, Will pay the pr.nclpat 0,
said bonds eve pr cent. go premium
thereon. and the accrued interest to sad dats
10 the holders OF said bonds respectively, 49,.
That said bonds wiz cease 70 bear interest,"
after May first Gs-). 1912. and that - s ne
Intention Il -he Western Union Telegraph
Company upon making such deposit and 8ttef
said date. to have sad trust agreement cate4
Novembcr goth. 1906 Cancelled and cischa;ged
by said trustee.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
by Theo. y. Vail
President
New York. January %. 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

After a day Of backing and filling the
market on the Consolidated Stock Exchange
ended firm in tone. with several or tile
leading stocks showing fractional net gains.
The action of the market in the face OF the
proximity of the date when The coal miners
wage scales expire and strikes threaten
for both the hard and soft coal fields was
construed favorably by many traders,
Reading was in demand, with its total
ahead of that of any other stock Much
activity attended the early advance In Erie
common. but that stock failed TO sell above
373, Union Pacific was in much better de-
maud than was the case on THURSDAY ts
price ruling al times above the other
boards level \ i00-share lot sold in the
carly trading as nigh ~ l72as. Comparative
hoayfncss displayod BY steel common, now
ever. operated as a check upon the carry
display Of strength. There was good
commission house demand for AmaIga-
mated Copper Atchison and Lehigh VALLEY
cal changed hands at 5G'2 Detailed opera-
lions follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - BoSston, 2oc
discount, Chicago. 15c premium; New or,
leans. commercial 25c discount, bank ,.
nrenlium. 81. Louis. lOc premium bid. l0c
nnrarniun1 asked; inneapOlis. 2oc premium;
Charieston. buying par, selling l-lO per
cent premium; San Francisco, sight Z,2''
telegraph 0c.
BANK CLEARINGS. 80 New Aork' OK
changes $3.50 425 200, balances $22,6it, 70; Ho@-
ron Exchanges 81. 059. 495, balances $2l3},S-2;
baltimore. exchanges $j,279@o, balances
s4q7 0S3: Chicago, exchanges &o,2H,l65, bal
ances s.. 233, $50.
SILVER MAR<ET.-Commcrc bar 81
ycr 5SIsc: Mexican silver dollars itc. bar
silver I'm London closed at 263ld.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-MeXic 'N-
change on New York is quoted at OLE.
SI'R-TREASURY.-Th Sub-Tre5 -l,N vas
q creditor at the Clearing House Hh","''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
CONDITION OF TRADE.

i'Nh htNltN says.
The forward movement in business con-
uuneS' reports from the West ana South
arc particularly good The advancing sea-
son. favorable crop conditions, expanding
confidence with maintained conservatism
low stocks OF merchandise, with a larger
demand, ana more optimistic outlook
combine to make the situation in industry
and trade the most satisfactory in many
months. This Improvement has TO some
extent extended TO the security market.
Tbs betterment in iron and steel is steadily
maintained and production lie moving con-
StantlV toward the volume of capacity, The
demand for finished products is large and
the whole trade situation has Il healthy
appearance. The same condition prevails
IN the 1rygoods market. I'm which mill out
put and trade distribution are expanding,
while prices are advancing in accordance
with the better demand and the higher
wages paid to labor. Sales OF print cloths
have been heavy both for home trade and
FOR export, the latter making a new record
WooNen goods are also in excellent demand
and staple woTsteds are advancing. Leath-
or Is more active and very strong and
hides are firm. The lumber outlook i'm
proves with the break UP Of winter and
the beginning Of spring building. Copper
continues TO mount TO higher quotations.
Spring wheat has received It's first planting
this week. Railroad traffic makes gains.
and during three weeks Of March the gross
earnings Increased SO per cent over last
year. Further testimony 10 the business
retirement Is afforded by the statistics Of
hank clearings which gained this week
IA per cent over 1911 outside New York
and 81 per cent over 1910: In New York the
sains were 205 and 1928 per cent. respec-
lively. In spite Of recent adverse COndi-
tons. now apparently Passing. April dtvi-
dend and interest disbursements VII show
. substantial increase over last wear
"Rradstreets" says
This weeks reports reflect two sets Of
conditions, the favorable side being COM
rrehended IN sustained wholesale trade,
further growth IN optimism and greatly
improved stock market, while the adverse
features are indicated in a heclouded labor
situation. q backward planting season and
late Easter retail trade. However. i'm
proNer1ent heretofore noted in wholesale
tines is being held, and in some instances
the volume Of business has expanded. This
tendency toward progress, combined with
further growth In confidence, IS an es-
peciallv noteworthy feature ~ this lunCt-
IRE and centres that have SNt been opt-
rnistic seem 10 be assuming more enCour-
aging attitude Indeed. the trends are all
'he more significant in view Of the unset
lied condition OF labor and the probablli-
ties Of renewed discussion on tariff matters
that will result from the recommenda
made In the report Of the Tariff Board pub.
Ushed this week But as matters stand
wholesale trade, in 2 collective sense, has
reep benefited BY the receipt OF good
orders from road statesmen and through the
mails As heretofore, most activity Is FUR
Wished by drygoods. millinery. groceries
and staples IN general.
-a----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
MINING,

10 the Holders OF Bond. NJ
aAN FRANCISCO COKE AND Gas com
TANY. issued under rs Mortgage 10 the
>NTCk BIZ BOOKER TRUST COMPANY IS
TRUSTEE, dated May /. 1906
Notice is hereby given that bonds Of the
aforesaid issue numbered b73 and 1922 have
rseu drawn FOR redemption and retirement pur
suan' ~ the provisions Of The mortgage above
mentioned and said bonds will on presentation
20 The said Trust COMPANY AZ its Office No. 80
Broadway. New York City. for such purpose. be
redeemed lr the payment 70 each of the holders
of said bonds Of the sum Of slO25 90. togeth her
with accrued interest
The MONEYS necessary 70 effect such r"derr
ton have been deposited with said Trustee. and
interest on said bonds will cease and determine
on N1y I. 1919
Dated. New York March b. 1912
METROPOLITAN LIGHT 4 POWER COMPANY
formerly known ss san Francisco Coke 4 Gas
Company,
~ LEOPOLD MICHEJS President
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II. M. BYLLESBY 6 CO.
ENGINEERS
Tons AND REPORTS
1Oe SOUTH SALE STREET
CHICAGO
Co,iI,nd Gre, Oklahoma City. Okla. nobI,. Ala u.
ME LETTINGS.

70 THE ACTIVE. SUSTAINING AND LIFE
Members Of the Harlem Young Women 8
,1.rIstisp Association Notice ~ Meeting a
specisI Meeting Of the Members Of the ia. d,
lsro yOunR NEOnen's Christian Association VII
80 berd a. the Association Building, Nos. -
and "a west 124th Street. Manhattan. New
York City. on Monday evening, April sth. lel2
pronosition 10 merge The Harlem Young Won
ere Christian Association with The YONG
NHor,e,'s christian Association Of the 'uF Of
Nsu, work the approval OF 4 torn ~ '""s"I-
dstion Agreement, and n the rFuiIoh ~ hE
prNsented 10 the Supreme court adih"i'AhA
such consolidation. .r.
Tte terms and conditions Of the merge 'H.
p. f1lly presented ana 90 plained BY m y rus
tees MlN. DN III ". m ~ $500.
pattd New YogE, MsICh e. l0l& Stcie'a!s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
DIVIDEND NOTICES
The United States Finishing 60.

800 BroadN ay. y. !. March p, 1917
IREFIRRED STOCK DIVIDEND No. ~.
The BOARD OF Directors have This dav dc.
cared 'h9 regular quarterly dividend Or one
and Three Quarters Per cent - Co upon 'he
Preferred stock OF this Company. pa, 'hla
Nuri' /. 1912. 10 stockholders Of record ~ 'h"
close of business March 81. 1912
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND No. ~.
The Board Of Directors have this da' do
,'tr'd dividend Or one Per cent ,lesl upon
the Common stock ~ this COMPANY. PAYABLE
April I. 1912 70 stockholders of record A. The
close ~ business March q. 1919
8 : JEROME. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
INACTIVE STOCKS.

Tho following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yesterday
OIL the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30

BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by !. Thomas RsinIardt 70. p
Broad street New YORK.. No - ueyonsnlrs
street Boston, Nos. Is and 20 Kine street
West Toronto canada. and 10 Old Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
BONDS.

81 900 Brsd.n Cop SIS. l2o 100 20 W
IL ooo CITY % Toxic IS a4s e4is az, 4i1
5000 Inspir Con ~ IS 104la l04,4 1917 l04 L
1000 y Y city AS lolr lol7. lOl'. lOl
<8 600 Ray Con Sc .. ll2lt ll3 ll2'H rs
1000 West Pacific IS SIS So Is $
'S.n. cents yer share tN'U .'1d lots
tUh.n issued Tx dividend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
FINANCIAL MEETINGS,
grTuIrHFM srFFI CoRpoR,TIoN.

NOTICE OF SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING
Or STOCKHOLDERS
The seventh Annual Meeting or TIRE siecA-
holders ~ Bethlehem Steel Corpors,ion will =
held az SIS principal ONCE. No. 7ss Brosd street
Newark New Jersey on TUESDAY, APRIL
1912 az l. o'clock noon, for the following puf-
poses un % elect four directors 70 serve fo'
term NJ three years. % 20 consider ara ic''
upon The dpprova! and ratification OF ell ac,',a
'. the Roard OF Directors, Executive Commltss'
and officers Of the Corporation siros ire sirh
Annual Meeting Of its stockholders, he'd Z.
April :, 1911, and e, 20 transact such o'ns,,
business as may properly come before sS'
meeting
IN, books 'or the transfer q shares ~ ~
an.fa' stock ~ the corporation, both prsisH,,,p
and ."wmon. VII. bc closed A. 3 O'Clock : "
on Monday March II. 1912 ana VII r. -
opened ~ @ clock A. " On Weinesisy' AT"
1912
p 81 ZONES secretary -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30

SUNDAYS NEW YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
Jov ~ 30 a wear,
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FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU.
NICIPAl BONDS.

FURNISHED hv Zimmerman & rrrehs,. SOS. =
snd II Wall strectb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
LIABILITIES
.<a6l5a2:Is

Total ...........S 74. SO 9ae g
state OF NsD York county Of New York |.
EDWARD ". SHELDON, President. and W..
FRDp i. wore ESTER. Assistant secretary
tinted states Trust company Of New NcV,
located and doing business az Nos - aud X
Wall street in The cry Of New lois. 10 -
county. hoirE duly sworn eat tor hiwse.' ~
the foregoing report Is true and correct N All =,
Spc'tS to the best O. MS knowledge and oeAsh
and they further say thai the usual business y
said trust "ompau, has been transacted ~ ~
location required bN M, Banking Law CHAP I. y
the Consolidated Laws as amended, ard not ese-
where, and that the above report is ~ thc ioI.
prescribed by tho Superintendent OF Banks. ana
Is made IN compliance with an Official noIce u
Cel'oi from him, designating the -lst Gay u
March. 1912 the day Of which such report
shall b. made and Henry 2 Ahern the secrs-
iafN. ~ absent. and cannot Join IN this report
EDWARD " SHELDON President.
NlLFRED J. WORCESTER, Asst sees
Severally subscribed and sworn ~ BY both derc-
nents The 29th day OF March. 1912 before ne
tSNsl ~ Notaryl PHILIP L. WATKINS
Notary Public kiags County
Certificate fled New York County, No a.
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Dated Newark y ]. March /. 1912
p 81 vONFS secretary
MADISON sQUARE GARDEN COMPAN

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN CoMPANi
Notice Is hereby given that Meeting ~ ~
COMPANY will be held AZ the Once o. tfSShS
Is Sturgis. Esq. President OF the CompaiN ,.,y
3G BROAD street Borough Of Mauhatau, a.,
oi March 1912, A. o'clock IN the aiiHnh, !.
to' mo purpose 81 voting upou a proposlupn J, !,
sail corporation be forthwith dissolved ~ n,
'rdu~S-fIug such other business as may - ". I.
dental &" the foregoing or as may properly CONS
before tho meeting
Dated. March 4th. 1912
= X STURGIs. President
JAMES & YOUNG. secfetaF
No.I.' D. he'eh, given that the Meeilnt .,
Stockholders o' MADISON SQUARE bNhLtt..
'pNFNNl mentioned In the foregoing wv "a
wac Jf th. rro and place specified m ~ ~
Uofu.. aH' slIoWusd 20 tAs rsSt day 81 ",
i3lG az % O'Clock in 'hr afternoon, ~ me p'''
specified W said notice
Dated. March 18th. 1912
r STURGlS, eresidsni
JAMES c. YOUNG, seJetSS'
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Emsrica1 Iele-ho1s { telegram Co.

y Dividend Of Two Dollars per share
" hl he paid on Monday. April 18th. 19l2.
:" stockholders Of record at the close Of
business ON Saturday, March 80. 1872.
WILLIAM r. DRIVER, Treasurer.
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u..H' 'uw'ar.. y " corner BROAD and
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