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GENTLY unpoiluted TO grow this hsh alum
In New Jersey the stream. suitable for
rainbow trout is accused OF descending the
trout is csnnlbsl. In New York STATE
w WIN, hundred miles or so OF New YORK
prevail as in New Jersey.
Let US have as many opinions that can
he backed UP with show of reason as
N.w York WI Mar 1FS e. e give W TIRGTNfus
The First Robin.
Look yeah, 70 Mistah Robin,
Mhat done week me up dis mawn'
What 70 mean by such erfoolin',
FoolIn sho eZ 20 is bawn?
Kase de day am wahm an brishtah
70 cum chuppin at ma do:
An de wintah cum no mo"
Doan you know dat ole Brer woodehssf
Seed he's shaddah an he sayd:
six weeks mo OBJ his cor weddah-
Reckon III gwine back to baid7"
Now yo cum aroun yeah singln'
Dat de wintah cor am fru.
what YOU moan by such .rfooiin':
Go way, Mistah Robin! Shoe.
JOHN WARREN HARPER
Wants Fishing Pier al Coney Island
I'd like to see fishing pier at cossy
Island for men and women who rods,
barring the drop liner. What sport 10
hsh hang itself? What kind Of an anSfsr
is he who has to have a bell notify him
that he has fl.h nibbling his bait7 J. d.
Urges Germap Ships to Attract Sea Fish.
II the question is still open as to what
to do with the obsolete vessels OF the
German navy and America Is to get .
share Of them let US sink those we Do not
wish TO keep ahoat in places where they
VIII make good fishing homes near eur
,IS cities where the boats will attract ssA
lass and blackhsh. II any German ships
are sunk let them be sunk in the vicinity
o. 90 the city OF New York and In . shor,
time We will nave magnificent blacknshiuK
ana angling for sea bass. P q,
New York. March 81,
Restocking, Game on Long Island.
William y. Boulton, president of I'll.
Flanders Club. is quoted In THE Sun
as having SAID that the quail on Long
Island have changed their habits of life
In the last twenty years. He says that
quail VIII In resse on the eastern end of
Long Island II the verm!n are kept within
ressona BILE limits
| think the quail Will Increase hut only
y law closes the season for Ave years
! would also close tho season on squirrel
years
Game birds like quail. partridge. wood
COCK and pheasant should be put out In
ana around the woods north ~ Patchorue
ma south OF the main line Of the IonE
Island Railroad between Holtsville and the
state road from Medtord n Patchosu.
ms is an ideal place for game as II Is
'hlnly settled.
Game fish should be planted IN the
stream and lake north Of Patchogue Tha
81 cam and the lake arc clear and d..p
2nd; 40 woo9' ho-s ~ t-n-a.-sN
This part OF Long Island deserves soma
'"'hs Tor Tees paid for hunting licenses
Mcdford. I. 7. March 81
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD

Rothsnbers. woodbridge, N. r.. u the at
torney.
ABBY r. BRowN-A voluntary petition
of Abby r, Brown Of Yonkers, N. Y.
shows liabilities OF 81. 2s1 and assets Of
tsoo. Margaret Clancy Of Yonkers 10
the only important creditor, with si,2l2
the attorney.
Judgments.
The following judgments we're hled yes
terday, March ~, the FIRST name being that
of the debtor;
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PTTTsBCRG.

calves, .iisgi5so; stockers ana feeders
. ''s sbs.n M,S 80 rrsx $40.
steady; estimated O-morrow. 900. Lamts,
81 lbs. or less, slsa20.l5: SIS lbs or batter
h7;IS12o.l5: culls. Sl4alT.l5. Ewes
medium and good, 'l77Saii; culls and
KANSAS CITY. March 27.-Cattle-Hs-
ceipts, LOO; calves, $50: beef cattle. steady
to strong; other fat classes steady; can
ners weak to l5c lower; feeders steady to
35c: lower. Heavy beef steers. sls.sOals;
light beef steers. .sssSalIs5; butcher
cutters $3.50 9s.I5; veal calves. sio,75aii:
stoekers and feeders, ,s.s5al5.iS.
sheep-Receipts. 5000; slow; fat lambs
here, all lambs Lambs So lbs. or less
u7lo91s.75 SIS lbs. or better Si7iOR
1878: culls and common, t1tal7 ewes
medium TO choice H26i4: breeding ewes
Ilo.Soql7.5o.
$4,000 higher, Lights, tis.258i9,6O; pigs,
slt.1 ais; mixed and butchers $1,000
ii9;7s; good heavy. 'ls.7O91o'So; bulk.
Cattle Receipts 900: steady. Native
beef Os n stGsrs ,iSSgiS5o yearilnE steers
prime Southern beef steers, il0GlS; beef
cows and heiferE, s7.S0Ql5: Gamers and
cutters s55og7.:i; native calves, s7.75
shcep--RsceIp,s. 800; steady. Lambs
$3.50 90; ewes, ,i2@ls; Gamers and
choppers. s549.
PITTSBURG. March 27. Cattle -
steady; supply light. Prime, slsQlT.
Prime wctheTs. ,iaaPfi!s. So eulIs and ae com.
mon. sac; lambs, si:dl1.5o; veal calves,
tl74lI.50
Hcss-Lower;. receipts, u double deck.
Prime. heavles, $3.50; medium and heavy
Norke's, tis70d19.75: light Workers sISGi
1850; pigs, si7.5o1l7.7S; roughs. ;i6qIs.
CINCINNATI, March 81. 49, Hogs Ro-
ceipts. $500: steady. Packers and butch.
ors, slsTls.65; pigs and lights. Slimls5O.
Cettle--Receipts. 700; steady. Steers, 81
nl5.5O. Cslves strong, s6nl5.S0,
Sheep--Recclpts, none; steady, Lambs
steady.
The sun., 1919-03-28
Cspes Popular Here.

while at the opening of the season
orders for capes and dolmans were about
equally divided in nearly all instances.
manufacturers OF wonen's apparel re-
port that from all sections, with the ex-
ception OF a few small towns in the
East, the demand now is generally for
capes
/ Although buyers for stores prefer tho
garments made OF tricotine. the shortage
Of this material has resulted In placing
serge and gabardine in first position.
To some OF the out OF town shops guam
titles OF Bolivias are being shipped,
manufacturers state. but for New York
navy blue serges. trocotine and gabar-
dine. with a few silvertones. are filling
the bill.
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o. Il. PAINTER. Cashier.
Dated. View York. EehrAary 2Nih. lAiA.

NOTICE OF ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.
No Independent nominations hhylnk been
made for one or more vacancies TO hs MI ed
N the Board Of Directors OF the New York
ton of Directors, and the Superintendent
OF Insurance having as required by law
Quoting and holding said election. there
fore, pursuant to said rules and regulations
notice IL hereby given that the 1919 Eiec-
OF the New York Life Insurance Company
VIII be held at the Home once OF the
Company, No. S46 Broadway, In the City
Of New York In the State OF New York.
on Wednesday. tho eth day OF April, 1919.
the polls TO be opened at ten o'clock In the
i"teno'h ana TO remain open until four
which time they shall he closed
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
BY SEYMOUR NJ BALLARD, Secretary.
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UrEca standard Sizes.

Standardization % sizes OF dresses
for children and intermediates is being
urged by !. Mittelman, vice-presidcnt
Of the Manufacturers Association OF
Children's Dresses and Boys Wash
Suits, members OF which cell exclusively
TO the 1obbing trade.
Under present conditions, 1t is pointed
out. a jobber might buy a specified size
from a certain number OF manufacturers
and instead OF getting the exact size
would secure models marked the same,
but the measurements would be alto
gether different. Some OF the houses
that manufacture for the retail trade
cut their garments In conformity with
definite standards.
The sun., 1919-03-28
Waist Purchases Increase.

Although the waist business has been
greatly affected as a result of the popu-
larlty of the vested suits this season.
buyers for several of the larger stores
here report that during the last week or
two the demand for waists has become
more active. The prediction is made by
many in the trade that business during
the next few weeks will be even greater.
One thing that is said TO have helped
the waist business Is the innovation Of
the vest front waists. which are meeting
with remarkable success. These take
the place of the vests in the suits and
can y, won so rs to represent either
hloynt or a waistcoat
The sun., 1919-03-28
No Trace of German Goods.

Customs officials at this port stated
yesterday that no trace OF the goods Of
German and Austrian origin recently re-
ported as being en- route 10 this country
from Rotterdam had been found among
the cargoes Of Dutch steamships arriv-
ing here within the last few days.
Importers have notified customs Off
cials that such goods are expected, but II
is believed here that the merchandise
was not forwarded.
The sun., 1919-03-28
Lack. shipping mcilitie..

Lack OF shipping facilities to move
raw materials OF South America TO the
markets Of the world, coupled with the
present unsettled condition in interra-
tional exchange markets, arc responsible
for the business depression which now
exists throughout the Latin American re-
publics, according to trade experts OF the
Fan-Americap Union.
Having practically no manufacturing
industries because OF the lack OF coal
South America Is almost entirely de-
pendent on foreign trade for its CONNER
clal existence.
The sun., 1919-03-28

W. & j. Sloane will open in their
Wholesale carpet department on Tues
day, April /, various lines represented
by them for the fall season. The lines
include those of McCleary. Wallln &
Grouse, Shuttleworth Bros. Company. c.
II. Masland & Sons Marin Linoleum
Company and the Willow Grass Rug
Company.
The sun., 1919-03-28

PHLADELPHIA. March 27--Tre date
81 the Thirty-sc-enth seml-anrual meet
ing OF the National Association OF
Wooden and Worsted Overseers has been
hanged and will be held here June T.
in order 70 enable the members to he
the guests of the National Association of
Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers
at its annual exhibition
The sun., 1919-03-28
Business Troubles


EMMA FAIBlSY-A voluntary petition OF
Emma Fsiblsy, 2l5 West Eighty eighth
street, shows liabilities Of S.i,T90 and
no assets, The three largest creditors
are: Edward Holbrook. 6S5 Fifth ave-
nue.. 3G,s<i; Julius KlUgmsn, rs West
Thirty-eighth street, $4,000, and Leo
Inndin, - rist Twenty. third street
$3.50. Meyers IL Goldsmith, 100 Broad
way, are the attorneys
j. WHlTAKER--A voluntary
petition Of Samuel J. Whitaker Of Falls.
burg, " Y. shows liabilities Of s2a3A
and no assets. The three largest crcdi,
tors are: Sloan & Clarper Inc, New
hurgh. y. v, yi9a: Albert P1ri", Moun-
The sun., 1919-03-28
MONTREAL CLOSING,
CANADIAN WAR LOANS.
REHEARING ASKED BY DEBs.
Supreme Court Has NesIecte
Questions, Petitioner Saws

WASHINGTON, March o7.-The Supreme
court was asked to-day to rehear the
case OF Eugene " Debs, whose conyic-
ton under the espionage act was af-
hrmed by the court on March 10.
In petitions filed with the court, Debs
says the affirming opinion CLEARLY
amounts to the trial Of a person for an
undisclosed state OF mind" and that
me court failed to decide all the ques-
lions raised in connection with the case
The sun., 1919-03-28
New York Credit Men Meet.

Conditions which have had n disturb
irg effect in the foreign trade OF the
United States were discussed by Edward
f. Pratt Vice-president OF the Overseas
Products Corporation and former chief
Of the Bureau OF Foreign and Domestic
Commerce. and Francis r. Purde of
+ q. Dun & Co. al the monthly meeting
OF the New York Credit Mems Associa-
ion Mt the Hotel Astor last night
Foreign Trade and Credits" was the
topic OF the evening
The sun., 1919-03-28
Veteran sound Light Keeper Quit.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. March 27-The-
kdore Judson, who has kept the Stratford
Bhosls light In Long Island Sound for
thirty-nine years without a real vacation,
will retire April 1. Until nine years ago,
when an assistant keeper was appointed,
be was assisted at the light by his wife,
, son and two daughters. The newly
appointed keeper is William Petzolt. who
has been in charge OF Governors Island
bght
The sun., 1919-03-28
IINTERNATIONAL PAPER 20,

New York, March Goth, 1919.
The Board OF Directors have declared
regular quarterly dividend OF onn and one
half per cent az O. on the preferred cap
iial stock of this COMPANY for the quarter
ending March 3ist. 1919. payable April
18th, 1919. TO preferred stockholders Of
record at tho close OF business April S'h
1919. at which time tho stock transfer
books close for the purpose Of the annual
meeting Of stockholders to he held April
?srd. 1919, 70 reopon~SS 10 o'clock oI.ihe
morning ~ Anru 71thfsia
OWEN SHEPHERD. Treasurer
The sun., 1919-03-28
Blackfish on Priscilla, First Trip.

nrHVkHsH Ou TrIscIuhB fTrst Irfp'
The Priscilla of Sheepshead Bay Capt.
English on her first trip to the Seventeen
Fsthoms Bank on Tuesday carried %
anglers, and blacknsh ranging up to
mounds each were taken in addition 10
ling and cunners.
What Trout Best for Stocking Near Bye
what trout is the best for stocking the
streams in this part OF the country--thst
Is within about 100 miles of New York
city? | think II is safe to say that East
ern anglers prefer to catch Salvelinus fon-
tinalis. but Is this fsh the best for stock
ing our nearby streams7
On Long Island there Is no question but
that brook trout are the best because the
waters are plenty cold enough and sum
The sun., 1919-03-28
NATNH Y, IFIV.
SUP ERIOa STEEL CORPORATION

A. the regular meeting OF the Directors
81 the Superior steel Corporation a quar-
terly dividend OF 90 was declared on the
second preferred stock. payable May u.
1919, TO Stockholders Of record May LIST,
1919 II n. SARGE, Secretary,
GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION.
The Board OF Directors Of the General
Motors Corporation has declared dividend
OF $3.50 a share on the preferred stock. a
dividend Of $3.50 n share on the debenturc
stock and Il dividend OF $500 a share on
the common stock OF the Corporation. pay
able on May /, 1879. to stockholders OF
record at the close OF business on April Is,
1919.
II. H. RICE. Treasurer.
The sun., 1919-03-28

Advance styles for the spring OF
1920 for sheer cottors, now being
planned by facto+ies in the market
here, Indicate tina. Sorsls will be used
to a considerable extent.
The sun., 1919-03-28
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
OFFICE OF
Nirginia -(arollna Chemical Co.

Richmond, Va, March -, 1919.
DIVIDEND NO. %
The Board OF Directors OF the virginia
Carolina Chemical Company have this day
declared the 94th consecutive quarterly
dividend ~ 81 per share 90 20 on the pro-
r-rred stock OF this COMPANY payable
Tuesday, April IS. 1879. to stockholders OF
record a: the close OF business on Monday,
April :. 19l9
Transfer books will not ne closed.
:. " TRANERS Treas,rar
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To Sell rRentine Wool,

BY order OF the United States Ship
ping Board an auction OF +6l bales Of
Argentine wool from the steamship
Zeelandia will be held in this city by
Burling & Dole Wednesday. April ?, at
2:3O.
The sun., 1919-03-28
ANAC0\DN COrrEa MINIv,. co.

- Broadly a., New YORK March -. 1919.
The Board Of Directors Of the Anaconda
Copper Mtnirg Company has declared n
dividend ~ one polls- 81 0ol per snare
upon it's Ga pItRl stock Of the par value
NJ $50 per share. payable on May IS, 1919.
10 the holders o. such shares of record at
the close OF business a. ~ O'Clock Noon,
on SATURDAY., April ~. 1919.
The dividend If payable Only upon the
$50 shares into which the Capital Stock
IL now divided
Al stockholders who have not converted
their holdings IHto shares OF $50 par value
should do wi'hout delay In order that
they may receive their dividend promptly.
The sun., 1919-03-28
Hawaii HOUSE Defeat. Suffrage.

HONOLULU. March 27.-The House OF
PIE Territorial Legislature defeated to-
Jay the woman's suffrage bill. II II ex-
bected It will pass a similar measure fol-
bubmission to a plebiscite.
The sun., 1919-03-28
ROCKER-WHEELER CO.


At a meeting on March goth. 1919. the
Directors declared the regular quarterly
dividend ~ NJ on the Preferred and 90
on the Common stock for the quarter end
ing March slst. 1913, payable April 18th.
1919. to stockholders OF record on April
sth. 1919 ". LANG, Secretary
The sun., 1919-03-28
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
of The liIY nl NexS AnrI

New York March 2lst. 1919
The Board Of Directors have this dav de.
clAred Dividend or EIGHT PER CENT,
Transfer Books will remain closed from
March 2snd. 1919. until that date
WA. L. CABLE. JR., Cashier.
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INSPIRATION CONSOLIDATED COPPERCO

The Directors have this day declared a
dividend Of $3.50 per share, payable Mon
day, April IS, 1919, 10 stockholders Of
record at $500 o'clock T. NJ. Friday,
April II, 1919.
J. w, ALLEN, Treasurer.
SaW YOrlx March
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

Form. Rate and Maturity. Bid. Asked. field.
Coupon t1s, jan, 1884. ..1oeli lo7L 40
Registered +its, Jan, 1884. =. -.
Coupon avs, Sept. 1858. &C.. 1861 1o7x 40
Registered 4hs, Sep, 1888. =. 80.
Coupon &ks. March, 1865 .10li; e. los
Registered as, March 1855 100 -. tOe
Coupon AS. Jan. 1855. .lolii =. zoo
Registered as. Jan, 1865. 100 . 400
Coupon fks. Jan. 14b.....1ot E. t0n
Coupon las, Jan, 1916, 100 =. 400
Coupon a., 1861. ......,....... e6ii ~ 40
Coupon u, lasOee Canal. -. osis W. tO7
Registered Is. lasO.s2. Canal a6ts e7h lO7
Coupon IS, 1852, Highway. gstl gTtt lo1
Regis. a, 1852. Highway. s5is e7i. 4o7
Coupon IS. Jan. lsts........ e7 40
Registered Is, Jan. 1915. "a .. tle
coupon Is, Jan. 1912. ....... " 40
Registered q. Jan, 1a42... 90 40
The sun., 1919-03-28
OFFICE OF
Nuginia-Carol Chemical Co.

Rich01ond. Va, MarCh = lfIH.
Tho Board - Directors Of tho Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company have this day
declared a dividend 81 orc Dollar per
share q 81 tberE dividend No. - on The
common stock OF this company, PAYABLE
Thursday, May !. l2l9 TO stockholders Of
record At the close Of business on Tuesday.
April IL. 1919.
Transfer books W. not be o,osed.
The sun., 1919-03-28
INCOMING s1nA,pH1ps.

Due To-day.
S. Ocean Monarch, Cardiff. T.S ID
Sc Teyiot. Rotterdsm. fep' ~.
S. Telling, Antwerp, March ss.o.
g. g. Sncc. ont,ns p sG March ii.
IS Cstsrino. London, March .. ~,
3: CIts 81 %ineon, Liverpool. March n
S. Brsndywine. Cette. March 10
9. Go,hland. Antwerp; M.scs IA L
Sc Bsrdc, liverpool, March Is
IS Ia Touraine, Havre, March u
e city Of Shanghai, GLASGOW. March N i,
a, Psfhhnder FayaI. March IS.
Sc Minnek aida. Liverpool, Msrch D.
a. Santa Olivia Bresf, March 1s.
Sc Cedric, Liverpool, March 1s:
SIS ICELAND, st. Nazaire, March IL.
Sc Point Bonita Cristobal March n
Sc Panama, Cristobal. March H.
Due Tomorrow.
So santa Ana. Bordeaux. March 10
s. West Hampton, Bordeeuf. March ~
6: Clan Malcolm. liverpool. March IS.
IS comanche, Jacksonville. March y.
Due Sunday.
9. Aauitan,s. AysrpSSl. March Il.
g. Frederik WIN, Christisnia. March n.
Sc Gaiesbure. bordeaux, March II
g. o.ns.o mis, Aptwsrp; March Ma IL "a
Sc Agswan. Gibraltar. March Is:
IS Mercurius. Gibraltar. March II.
IS Justin. Para. March H.
Due Monday.
&c La Lorraine. Havre March n.
Is Roma, Marveilles, March Is.
SIS Pearl She'll, La Pailioe.
T Ws9;S n sH,Ss:H,. Mach Msrs
8: Wi:idrsess. hSt.s.a.m March ,s
SIS El Alba, Galveston. March rs.
Qua Tuesday.
ss Clio. bordeaux. March II.
g. West Lssh sn,, Nsnt S.r1 M' Is H.
ss Ida, Gibraltar. March IT.
&c De sota, Antwerp, March Is
TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST MAnA
Great Britain and Ireland-Cloes at A. n.
March o. S. BALTIC =, 49,,
ftaly-closo at A. M. March q. es'
Sibrsitar-Close at A. NJ. MsrcA %, D.
Presidente Wilson. and at A. M. March n.
BeiSium-clo.e a. I A. NJ. March n, 81. W.
rcoche. and at A. M. March 20. S. Wet
France. Madeira end Aberia-sAiinss nm
Portusai-cio,e at A. NJ. March .. n,
Greece-close at A. NJ. March .. D.
Isabella.
Icsisnd-close at IL NJ. April 10, a.
Xsore: f.lands-clo.e a. . A. M. March ..
Norway Sweden Denmark Netherlands.
Germany. Austria and Hungary-Servfcs sus-
pended.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Connecting mails close at @. P. o. and Ctty
Hall station at $50 p. NJ. daily.
Samoan Islsnds. Australia and specially
addressed mail for New Zealand (via San
Frandeco) April 8. SIS. Ventura.
Fiji Islands New Zealand and Australia
via Vancouver and Victoria. b. c. April s,
S. Mskura
Philippine ISLANDS Cvia Vancouver and VIC
toria, B. c. April s. SIS. Empress of Russia
Hawaii and Guam-This mail 10 forwarded
TO the Pacific coast daily for despatch to
destination by the best opportunity.
Japan, Cores China, Siam. Cochin China
and Netherlands East 1ndiee-1his mail IL
patch TO destination by the hest opport unity
BY WIRELESS
SIS Aauitania from Liverpool and Rrest
reports that she may arrive on Sunday morning
The sun., 1919-03-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEVES-Receip,s 1910 head; mainly
consigned direct to siRughterers. No trans
actions reported: feeling steady. Dressed
beef In fair demand at 81 q zee. per ID. for
ordinary TO prime native sides.
CALVES Receipts, 2sO head; 1914 ON
sale. Feeling weak. Fair veais sold at
$3.50 per 100 lbs: culls. t104la Dressed
calves easier: city dressed veals, l9d2so
per ID; country dressed do, l7a24c;
dressed BARNARD and fed calves, lilisc
sales-s, Sanders: ~ veals. l:s lbs.
average, $3.50; cults. Il2. Sl2. New
ton & Co.: - veais. ll9. $3.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 500
head; ~ cars on sale, Sheep steady;
Unshorn lambs sold at 'lsaie.6o per 100
ordinary unshorn sheep, 3ii. Dressed NUT
lower at 80 a 5Sc.
SaIes-Kerns Commission Co: 25i un-
shorn Ohio lambs 81 lbs. average. sis.5O;
vania, il2. 1850; loi Ohio clipped lambs,
60, 1850; 20 clipped culls. 46. as.
HOGs-Recelpts 400 head: one car on
sale. Feeling full steady at slS.75QI95O
per 100 lbs; roushs, SIC. Country
dressed hogs unchanged.
Sales-J. @. Curtis & Son: 81 State
slS25; 2. l?0. $40; 80, lis. sis7S; i
roushs. 3lo. SIS; 2 stays, S46, sl2. John
T. Dreelan: 10 state hogs. l4s, 1880; II.
lol. .is7S, W. Hume; ls State hogs.
1855, 1880.
The sun., 1919-03-28
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
ELENIloNS MD MEETINGS..
Founded 1909
The Merchants National Bank
Of the City Of New York

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that .
Special Meeting OF IN. Etcckholders Of the
above Bank Will be held at Its Offices, ~
Wall street, Borough of Manhattan. Now
York City. March 81. 1913. at 1900 o'clock
propositions to alter the par value OF the
capital stock from $50 per share to sos
per share; to increase the capital stock
from $4,000. 900. represented BY 5000
shares. each of the par Tslue - $50. TO
"a, 10000, TO be represented by 10000
shares. each of the par value OF 800; to
elect three directors TO IA vacancies In the
RaAoA and 90 transact such other buai.
less as may come before tho meeting.
BY order OF the Bonrd Of Directors
The sun., 1919-03-28
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
ROD AND GUN NEWS

+ Princess AL oovernos ~
H H:$ 4: IS Il: 81 II 4: &: 81: =:
The sun., 1919-03-28
FHARI.ES II. SANDFRS, SecrctarN,
IouI.yiIIe a Nashville RniIroad 10

The Annual Meeting n The Stockh0lIers
OF tine louisville & Nashville Rallroad
Company viii he hold at the office OF the
Company in the city Of Louisville. KEN
lucky. At twelve O'Clock noon on Wednes-
day April 2, 1919.
The Stock Transfer Books viii close on
Friday, March -, 1912, at three o'clock
!. NJ. and reopen on Thursday April g.
1919. at ten o'clock 4, VI.
T. g. LOCKE. Secretary
Louisville, KY. February IS. 1919.