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New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Ryan; Southern B9uieyaFd s; D. 5oTec75ure los Re
sale. Of Fsnnie RnrcaT SattPes ast l6 al
Charles Nsy 5y c5fs fess s2si aa o. taxes etc
southern Boulevard 200 # OF Jennngs-s oHl9o'
sue pgE on 3 lndgt t. a. costs $8 sls2 90
lSI2 Brook-sFe s 1$4 ~ obn 81 Knox trus agt
ceoTge stotz all John Knox atty & Siber5 5 sele
bet sist and S2d block front extending oyer 70
proposed Avenue A. the oe 0b b with stores on
s2d-st with foundations for story Is prop
on, on lot rc aa1 on nc4;5n 59e a.e Sale
By Peter MeyE 4 Co fSSgv s$s * fan h. foTecosue
ale william LORD Il ag e Wis X1eTpd caTIG' ref acton 10 i
sne on jIdej ~ costs sse4 81: taxes etc
sdry 5 bR lSs fat 5 sale ssiion No
2 due on uqs1 siseS2 S '2sss a # Of Lncoinave
5xoo b fat h foreei9sq@Ts @ ssle same s5 psTs5
<5 5as lsst9st Sc "a, h ,5recosure 5 5 ft sale ei
tae partiss action No ludg $Iso52 3d. costs
sse = o. nrsi i1seS PARK west 5x1oo story b h.
05sTs sas ;r,2s MssFs al al reaaa aEaa1 e Mi
zriss ponohue ref , due @ on }nds cor
Nanhattan-st story ten b: sheriff sale
sndeq % eSs so xs as vaosnt foreclosure sale
rrsenitlrd Ward Impr9yenent Company ag egs P
ref due on judgt 1868 65 costs. Sis s2 taxes etc
By s Goldsticker: East lolst-st 7s.1s # Of
Js55 suydam aet julius Katzenberg W
Ellis sy x, 6saIa t JasSss re ase sesi0e etc $50 Sa 12
East lOlst-s; e571s It Of Park-ave l6xloo Il; 3
dwz
5u6gr Sa2l etc.
1o4 East Iolst-st 1881 fl e OF Park-ave. 1a-lx
1o0II: b ewg h fo9eclosgTe sale same N I parties
action 5: udgt S. 1872 % costs s342 So taxes
etc 1852 2T 1oistst. 21o.s7 It OF PARK
ave felrx1G1ll: blk dwg h foreclosure sale same
Ps sss5 s aaes ss9n es Mo ssa ese @ s Ea
~ q ~ Fark-ave l11xl00l1; hk dwg h foreclosure
parties: No 3: due judgt. IS s162 %
costs S345 93: taxes. etc. sl62 u -.
I Phillips < " eSth-st. s. 1855 II e OF
ansterdar-ave 27xSxl4 II x42 X
~ story blk also 149 " esth-st. 3lo6 n or
Arsterdstnave 27x33 2x65 x42ol. 636 % X
81 2s story foreclosure sale; Citizens Savings
Bank agt Fannie al; Prison & Beal attys u
Kaufman udgt, So 554 i6 costs. si5s 40:
S2.isS.
Py Bryan L Kennedy & Co. I4o 34th-st s. eo II e
Of Lexington-ave x5xase story st
dws h right. title and interest 10 plot at
centre line of block adjoining above on the west 1ox
sc53z: foreclosure sale: Seymour Really Co agt J
brown al: Kurznan Frank enheimer attys Fulton
NcMahon ref: si50Io; 1896 80; prior
rntge. Sf5. 600.
F5v Richard fiarnett Co: 67e West End-ave- $.
n OF e3d-st. ax5 2x21 sxl3xl7 5x
es.x4s.7: 5 story dwg h; foreclosure sale; Mary
d ast Eugenia 7, Welles et al; Benjamin f Eosall.
Isaac L Miller. ref: due juogt. sc3aSS %; costs
15 etc $500 ,-
D Insrahan & CO: 3o6 West ll6th,st s 1S1 s
Of sth-ave. Is ax1ao; story b nat h; foreclosure
John A Aspinwan ct al .rus. agt jarvis smith
IL Russell Benedict. atty Thomas Ocel. ref: due
udgt sI4 IS: costs slss ~: taxes. etc $50 a.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
STORAGE NOTICES.
NTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;,
l65. l67 and 16S West 32d-st.

CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;,
I65. 167 and 16S West 32d-st-
New-York, Dec. 3rd. 1901.
To Mrs. K. lyman. Mrs. Sarah Devlin,
M. o. Felsenberg Mr.. W. H, Jones; Mrs
C9has B. Farrivee. Mr.. Victor Young, Carrie
p Merriman. Mr.. Geo McCay. Mrs. NJ
Hanson. Mrs F.. or r. C Kelen. Mrs
Thomas Mr.. 2. Hall. Mrs. Anna W. Davis.
Mrs VI. Johnson. Mr.. Billie Harris. Mrs
N. or Nettie Ferbee, Mrs. Emma King.
j. Kelly. Annie or Lizzie Mccoy. Estelle
De Toro. Mr.. ]. H. Miller. Mrs. c. W. Bel
lows. Sarah Curtis. Mrs. Mile Jones. Mr..
John Stephens. Miss 4. Spruhan. Madam
Bouyry. Madam Monoz. Harriet Bradford.
Mr. Joseph DowIing. Mrs. Mary Burke.
Tenyck. Mr. J. Otis Wheeiock. Mrs
Jack Heald Mr. A. ST, G. Butterfield. Mr..
Wilson. Mrs. Maria Wilson, Mrs. Fanny
Mathieu Clarence Wood. Geo Washington.
Martha Martinez. Frank G. Terry. Mrs.
Fanny FarrOw, Eva Hurley. Julia Saunders,
Ludwig Baumau & Co. Mrs. Maggie
Washington: You and each Of your are
ment OF the lien I hold upon the property
hereinafter described having expired, after
due notice thereof had been given you,
will cause such property. TO wit household
goods. personal effects and merchandise.
stored by you in my warehouses. TO be sold
IN such cases made and provided. at
kinstlers Auction Rooms. 1o6 West sd
st. New-York City. on Saturday, Jan. 4th.
1902 at IL a m. and VIII be continued
every Wednesday and Saturday thereafter.
at the same time and place, until all the
goods are disposed OF.
CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
Y ror,'r
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
FIRST PLAN FILED UNDER NEW LAW

One of the provisions of the new Tenement House
law is that no tenement house shall be built TO
OCCUPY more than 90 per cent of a corner lot or
more than 20 per cent of any other lot, the meas,
llreuents in all cases TO be taken at the grouno
level Since this went into effect plans TOT only
one tenement house, TO occupy ~ per GEM 81
corner lot in the lower East Side. have been nled
These plans were filed yesterday az the Department
IF uiidings The lot which is 25X954 feet, Is at the
northwest corner of Monroe and Scammei SITS Ac-
coriing to the plans the house Will have frontage
of q feet and depth Of S3-f feet
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
HOTEL DEM MIS-.

Atlantic City, Open all the year Directy ias1s h
and fresh water pathS Noii'
VestfbuIed trains via n. J. Central and Penna K -
'es ~ WALTER J. BUZBf
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
REAL ESTATE.
e. w. BLISS TO BUILD LARGE FACTORY
HERE-EFFORT TO PURCHASE PLOT
AT BROADWAY AND WALL ST.

Plans have been filed by r. L. Daus for ten
story brick factory, be built by E w Bliss at
No go to 2Is East Twentythird-st, on plot SS AS'
'ans were also filed for alterations TO cost Va"
the six story brick factories. Nos Sls ano 81
East Twenty-third-st. and Nos. 3os and 81 East
r1'wenty-second-st owned by Mr.. Bliss MI Bliss
- president OF the E. W. Bliss Company and the
United States Projectile Company
Paul B. Prgh & Co have sold TO John D. Nor
-ortt No 30 West Eghty-fourth-st. four story
.,r.llinx house on a lot 20xlo22 feet.
NJ Kerby has sold for T. J. Ford the plot on
re south side Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tween Artnur-ave and Adams Place, 72xl2o. TO
J. Fell -,
Samuel Thorne was yesterday reported to have
sold No East Fifty-ffth-st.. four story ano
Easement brownstone dwelling house on q Iot <'A
fCo5 feet. :, - 5 -
(,-osby-s1 new six story store and loft bulldlls
on a plot 66lx99 feet. The building IS leased Iof d
long term os years Langsdorf * Co - =,
Mary =. BetZ was reported 10 nave solu US
and 4 West Forty-seVenth-st-. two four story ana
basement brownstone dwelling houses on plot Ill
xl005 feet - =
built at Nc. I6 West Eighteenth-st. by Joseph -.
Clement ard James A. Campbell, VINO nave just
bought the property from John c klatz- 49,
IL said that overtures have been MADE TOT tle
purchase Of the property at the SotitheaSt corner
Of Wall-st. and Broadway. II Is owned py the
BENJAMIN Sillirna1 estate
The CITY Real Property Investing Company YES,
terdav transferred title No al Flfth-aEe anu
No East Thirtv-eighth-st to Eliza beth NJ. An
derson for about s142 coo mortgage OF s2eooo
The sale of this property was reported some Gays
ago. 80, . 49,, .r,-s-+,.
100 l1x1ga feet at the northwest corner OF Ninety
eighth-st. and Broadway. from George j. A wright
fer about $4,000 over mortgage or SZ4f'Vo
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
TO REGIN BUILDING SOON.

The work Of building annex which the Man
hartan Life Insurance Company will put up at NO
S. BROADWAY running through to No. 15 New-st
will he begun soon II is said that it will be OF the
same exterior design as the main oulidlRs OUT VIII
ne llsed only for series of elevator shafts
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
DRESS SHAKING.

ATTENTION!-I.adies suits made 20 order:
first class tit and workmanship: broad
cloth suits from sos UP; ladies' own ma
terial at reasonable prices: separate skirts
from IS up: fur garments made 10 order
and remodelled. y. II. MILLER. Sc +th-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

w Lane a road leading Throgs Neck
Pelham Bridge. 25x150 being Lot No "a.
~ ~ Peter poelser; mortgage s4eoo.-..... 5000
ID or ave 3d-aye ST. Ilsxlo5:
aketeld Henry Michaels Annie Michaels- Gift
--st 6, 65-9 II OF Park-ave. 16-Sxo2.6x
sxSes; Charles D Robinson. receiver. 10
ary A Ford; mortgage. s.. 3.15o
e of 25x1oo-S
ard wtlckens Elias kempner; all Hens.
..o.-ue-st No 81. n e. -x10ox25. 5x100: Rosalie
8 Sc So .-.-se... 2sooo
a4th-st Nos LIS and 127 East. z5x9S.9. David
% Henry L ellison: mortgage. $115,oso-
Eurng Slip, e. .1x5sx22x5s 2: Frederick
Herzog Joseph F Cullrnan. mortgage. $12.5o0.
al liens
sIS IS ..................... 2s2so
s,ia-a.e AZ and No East 3sth-et: City Real
rrorer+y Investing Company TO Elizabeth
Anderson; mortgage, 500. ooo; r s. 81 rs
R-oadwsy n W corner 9sth-st. tlo.11x10o: George
si5s 5 LOCO
D,thrst y 6, SIS u OF Central Park West
l6xiO0 II: Daniel p ingraham. referee. 10 VIII
ssas .ol --.- ls.soo
ko1ss-st a g. 100 Broadway. b4-sxl00.ll:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
PtoPERTY NEAR WALDORF SOLD

Albert B. Ashforth has sold for the estate VI
Emily E Owen No. % West Thirty-fourth-st-, a
four story brownstone dwelling house on 9 a 10.
25xsss feet, for about sl50coo Fra9cis h Gt
Thirty-fourth-st. He will convert the TWO houses
into a commercial building.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10

SUITS OF your own material. y12 up: skirts
So up: also repairing. alteving. cleaning
and dyeing; skirts rebound ~ cents: high
est grade work guaranteed. HARRIS. SO
West 1Sth-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
SWIFT & CO TO BUILD.

Swift & Co filed plans yesterday for six story
brick packing house, to be built on the east sue
of First-ave., extending from torty-lourttmi. -
Tortv-ffth sfs J. @. Glover is the architect
The cost is estimated 100000.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10

The property Of the late Benjamin Sillin1an' al
the northeast corner Of Pferrepont ana Clnton
sis Rrooklvn has been sold by the D. NJ
{,hauncey Real Estate Company to speculalor-
Two four story brick dwellings stand on the par
eel which is 5oX700 feet
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
sTrYvEsANT COMPANY BUYS AGAIN

Nandelhaurn & Levine have sold the six tene-
ment houses Nos 226 22S go 2s2, 254 and 2Ss West
Thrty-second-st, each 2010y half the depth OF
'T7is company is buying in the district in which
r,s IarceIs are generally thought TO be for the
l-.r.,sylVania Railroad Company
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
GOLD FURNITURE & REGILDING

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS-Beautiful gold
chairs: large assortment. reasonable
nrfces Call showrooms GOLD FURNI-
TJTEE MANUFACTURERS. 80 Sixth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
PHYSICAL CULTURE & BOXING.

By PROF. JUDD. 7o5 6th-ave.-Ladie'
and gentlemen: large hall; hot room' Old
est in profession; highest reference
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
RT-REAIJ FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES, |
NO 81 CHAMBERS STREET [
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
~ who have omitted to pay their taxes for the year
1901 10 nav the Receiver of Taxes at his
once in in which the property is located
Borough of Manhattan No. 81 Street,
haitian. ". Y:
OF The Bronx corner Third and fremont ave
nues. The Bronx, N Y:
Borough Of Brooklyn Rooms 2. 4. and S Municipal
Building, Brooklyn. n. Y: -,
Borough Of Queens corner Jackson Avenue and Fifth
Borough sus Of Richmond. Richmond Building. New
Brighton. Staten Island. N Y:
before day Of January, 1902 as provided by
section the Greater New York Charter Chapter
Sls 1S9I1-
Upon such tax remaining unpaid after the rst day
Of 1901. cen1um will be charged,
oeived and collected addition thereof
and upon remaining unpaid the first day OF
January. 1902 will be charged received and col
Iected upon thereof the of
annum. to be calculated from the seventh
of October which day the assessment rolls
and Warrants for the
said Taxes. the pursuant
10 said
:" DAVID E. AUSTEN. Receiver of Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10

DWELLING HOUSE TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
The property No. SIC West End-aVe- is 10 De soio
in foreclosure at noon to-day by Richard v Har-
- = % auctioneers at the New-York Real
estate S.lesroom- There is four story Enelish
basement dwelling house on the lot
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10

room | n nVe
minutes. Fits
a n Y ordinary
gas burner. No
rubber hose or
connections re-
q Il ir e q. y o
odor. Indispen-
sable for gen
tlemen shaving.
Heats r o o m
and water at
the same time
Feels like an
open fire in
bathroom or TO
dress by Just
the thing for
unheated city
house hall bed
rooms. Makes
the dining room
W a T m ( or
break IA st o n
cold days. In
ugf,r 4 HI ~
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10

nursery to bathe children under. Useful in
sick room to heat food at night Travelling
men use IL instead OF paying nifty cents for
a fire in their room. An absolute necessity.
and "a benefit for any kind of weather Its
weight worth in gold. the heat OF a gas
sumed only 4 Of cent per hour. Saves
trouble and money. Introduction Price.
large size. S1.50. Small size. SIZE. Ask
your dealer, jobber or agent for the Suvio
Fire Vase. and II they cannot supply you
write or call to IMPROVED SUVIO HEAT
ING CO. 1.079 3d-ave.. bet esd and Gath
SIS. Sent everywhere. Open evenings.
Headquarters for Weisbach Lamps &
Mantles. II not satisfactory in "a hours.
money refunded
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Real Csfaie.
The Unknowab1e in
Real Estate Titles.

All that can be known Or dis
covered about Real Estate little
the. TITLE GU A r A n / + E
AND TRUST COMPAN Y
knows and discovers through its
plant, and through its force OF
skilled lawyers, devoting them
selves wholly to title exam
nations.
All that is unknowable and
undiscoverable, this company
insures against with a guarantee
fund of So, 900. 900.
No buyer is justified in dis
pensing with such protection.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
TYPOGRAPHY.

ARTISTIC wood burning: instructions; out
fits: wooden articles in blank ROSE
DECORATIONS CO.. l59 West 23d-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
OLD GOLD AND SILVER WANTED.

S. WYLER. late with j. IL Guggenheim.
d,amonds iewelry, silverware and an
tioues. ola gold, silver and jewelry bought
or.exchs need. W. 28th-ot. near oth-evs.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
SJVIo GAS HEATER.

THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE
GOTH CENTURY.
IT WARNS TILE, LARGEST.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10

E r NJ y D A.
THE QUEEN OF WINTER RESORTS.
THE HAMILTON.
ITS LEADING HOTEL
OPEN DECEMBER TO May
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET.
4. c. BROOKS. NG1
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
Antnmn Resorts.
BERMUDA.

BERMUDA.
BERMUDA
THE IDEAL WINTER RESORT.
TEI[E PR0NG[ESS MOTIElo
Open from December 70 May. Accommodates 200
terms, address.
n s. HOWE, Hamilton. Bermuda.
Circulars at Scoheld's. / Madison Ave. N Y
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
AROMATIC soUTrI.E OPENER.
ATTORNEYS. S.

SANITY dieerences. other legal business
,"n-ac,aJ wsll and cheaply. ADVICE
FkEE. Lawyer CLIFFORD. 115 Broadway
New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10

Samuel J. Benson. referee, yesterday trans
ferred title 70 Willow Lane to Peter Doelger. VIII
low Lane is a road leading from Throg's Neck t
Pelham Bridge.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
ANTIQUE JEWELRY.

11;+a W.idcrf-Astoria Unique Designs
Inc xpensive Antiques. Bargains IN Dla-
nlond Jewery.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
FOR SALE.
EUKs ELEGANTLY REMODELLEE

REAL. near seal jackets to order f25. Also
Persian lamb garments trimmed. SIS.
ID HIRSFFELD Furrler. 20 East 14th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
P0AMOS no R[EMT
ResSonabls rates. Rent allowed II pur-
nn1Ha @nnrm Is East 18th ST.. n. 7.
WNSSNlMiclM Fulton Il FIatbush- Bk.A
BARGAINS uprights: fine makes: perfect
order 500 upward. cash or :nstalnents: !:
open evenings WHITNEY. 123 West
195th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
MACHINERY .

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5Oo secondhand
wood ana IRON working machines: fully
suaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY Egg Aadison-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

BOOKS libraries small or large: we call
at your residence. in or out of town. free.
S. @. RAINS co. Booksellers. 3S9 5th-ave-.
cor. 36th-st.. New-York-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED,
Female.
COMPANION--An efficient woman. who
goes December IS. on a business trip
abroad would assume care Of invalid wish
ing TO take a sea voyage, or of young per-
son wishing a travelling companion. Ad-
dress TRANSPORT, Tribune Office
GOVERNESS.-A lady wishes TO assist her
German governess in procuring few more
pupils. Call. between and IL and 4 and
O. clock 436 Madison-ave.
MANAGER or PURVEYOR.-By domestic
science woman. experienced, in an IN
stitution. Address NJ. c.. 112 Overlook-st.,
Mount Vernon. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
WATCHES FACTORY TO POCKET

o. FACTORY TO POCKET
lax. filled watches. Am.
Works Adv. by Dept. stores at
Is u 81. 90. Factory price S2.T
GSF0 lax. 20 year guarantee Am
watches Adv. by Dept. Stores
at S12.O0: Factory price Sc. 10.
lax. Solid Gold very thin Waltham
watches worth $4,000: Factory price $40. 10.
W +. DOLL MFG. CO.
115 Broadway. upstairs. established. }
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
LOANS ON FURNITURE.

WE LEND YOU MONEY
on household furniture, pianos. storage re-
ceipts etc. in use without removal: private
offices. strictly confidential.
ROYAI CREDIT ASSN, 277 Broadway.
Room 4OS Branch. 253 West 11+th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
HELP WANTED.

Male.
ATTENTION, MEN So and 81 takes you
TO all principal European ports-London
Liverpool, Glasgow, Hull Antwerp: also
free transportation procured. Shipping Of
fees : C1inton-st. and 73 West-st n. "
MDN TO England, Germany; easy work: also
free transportation return passage. HIRE
MASTER. e5 1st-st.
YOUNG MAN. over 25. of good education
and address, to act first salesman, then
as manager: references. BALcH BROS.
CO, 1856 5th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
WORK WANTED.
Female

SPECIAL RATE To UNEMPLO1 FL.
"a words, times. 10 cenxS
time rate. .SO ce"ss
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
Tnnntrp Droperin 90 Eet.

NOR RENT at Somervile. New Jersey q fully fur.
nished house. with all modern improvements. for
months from January 1902 stable lot good accom-
rodations moderate references given and required
particulars inquire Of or ADDRESS e. y tooh,
l54 wooster-st-, n Y City
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. RARTM0l l0MIiEW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
elI East 42d-st. First class domestics are
supplied.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10

INVESTORS SAVINGS can earn mn mlha
imum OF 2 per cent per annum. payap-e
quarterly; guaranteed from loss: partCuIaIIs I
on applicatio Address INVESTMENT De-
PARTME1NT. 66 Broadway, New-l ork.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ouired 10 increase manufacturing plant;
will easily net investment; safely surely
SPECIALITY, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
BOARD AND ROOMS.
BOARD AND RooMs-BRooKLYN.

PARK SLOPE, l49 PROSPECT PLACS.I
Large and small rooms. 81 so ana up"aIa.
including board: trolley nnsS' he"
MANAGEMENT. table board.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
Countrp Boar0.

A INVALID may obtain board. with every attention,
n in the family a retired physician city.
Box 247, Dobbs Ferry, n. Y.
GEORGE c FURMAN Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
BILLIARD and Pool Tables. new. secona
hand. $50 up: easiest payments MAhA
BROS. "A Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
WATCHES ON INSTALMENTS.

WEEKLY PAYMENTS.-Fine diamonds
watches. WATCH SUPPLY CO.
Maiden Lane, Room 81. All goods guar
anteed.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-06
MOVEMENTS OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
Spectators Create Another wild Day
on WaII Street

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Specuators Jumped
into the stock market this morning and put
prices into a state OF violent effervescence
They quickly skinned the froth at the top
level of prices to take profits and attracted
so large following to the selling side that
the sensational opening gains were mostly
wiped out before the close and in all cases
greatly reduced. After a day of violent ex-
citement at exceedingly. wide fluctuations
the market was decidedly easy in tone at
the close and at a level generally below last
night. There were some important excep-
tions and there were number of spas
modic rallies of weak stocks on covering by
shorts. II was a SPECTATORS day pure. and
simple and whatever substantial considera-
lions may have been behind the buying de-
mand We're almost completely lost sight of
u the speculative excitement No story was
credence. The growth of the conviction that
st Paul is to pass to the control of tho
northern transcontinental lines has made
the speculative mind open to almost any
thlng IN the way or rumors regarding rail-
road combinations. Capitalists who have
been Influential In the st. Paul deal are sup
posed TO have additional fGr-reaching plans.
These supposed plans were made the basis
OF today's extraordinary movement.
The authorized announcer ent before the
close that j. II. Morgan Il Co. had secured
control of The Central railroad of New
pany offered n base for the rumors cur
rent. The Readings stocks We're most
prominent pro arsh In IN the opening spurt Of prizes,
second preferred Sa and the common 67s,
The extreme advance In New Jersey Cen
| tral was 81. In the heavy buying at the
| opening there were advances also of 4
| points in Missouri Pacific, 3h In st. Paul,
| Sh In Erie first preferred, 29s I'm Erie COM
| mon, in Erie second preferred and 2st In
Rock Island. Gains of from to 2 points
were numerous all through the list The
eagerness OF the selling to take profits
caused sudden and violent declines, success
| aive sales In some cases clipping - TO point
| from prices, until they were carried to last
| nights level or below. Meantime there was
growing weakness in Sugar, Tennessee Coai
| the Rubber stocks and some other indus
| trials.
| The feverish excitement on the floor OF
1 the exchange was indescribable With
prices in n state OF Wild fiuctuatiOn the
| sense OF insecurity became overwhelming
| Violent advances were followed by wide re-
| lapses and as sudden recoveries. The ovi-
| dent instability of prices Increased the dis
| position to sell and the favorable bank
statement was taken advantage of to fur,
| ther unload. St Paul reacted 5R from the
top New Jersey Central and Pennsylva MA
SA The Reading stocks had net gains Of
as points, the Erie 2d3, Baltimore & Ohio
Sas. New Jersey 2si and Missouri Pacific lls