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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-21
Stocks = Bonds - Cereals
MARKET PAV|cKY
When II Close Occurred est..a
9''e1oay of Demoralizatl, Bv
the Money Market

~" prk' oct. 20,-The soc ~,
~ was hroWn into demoralzato H.,
uay by FURTHER consideration ~, ~,
neW copluons Of the money mr,, '"'
- 80 81 me advance in the ,ani.
u EnsVt rate to G per ceDk ve lam
n n, ana Athe heavy fncreasetof ~, ~
rav ve les NV q the New YorA b.nI.
conditions9 e bank statementN
Wow na,,iaI.,F the market 4osa,
over IndiscrimA Stocks were thhwr
sions IN nricas tely at swift COMES.
declines will sufrifn OF the PRINCIPAL
tions. Great MY picture comb
broke 8, Anaconda Pefh pereferrea
st. Paul, Canadian Reading 61s
Pacific. Atlantic coasGific4a, Union
Smelling 4, Nothern Pae American
RADIO FneI ,, Louisville & and Colo |
and Amaileamated Copper Nashville, |
list generally wide declined in the
ranging up 10 215 points. 2ughout
From time to time there
orous efforts to support the ma, Wig Ii
taking over offerings, but the Aby Ii
liquidation broke through all e2f ia
10 support the market and thretI S
into the demoralized condition{T
which II closed
London was a heavy seller in TIL
market and grave apprehension is r
ported in London for the consequence
in the coming stock market SETTLE
ment there Violent liquidation I
speculative accounts was demon
stration that plans had miscarrie
through change in the money situf
ton. The attitude of the Bank G
England makes it clear that no fur
Their gold will be relinquished to for
aign markets and the necessity is re
oognized of attracting funds to Lon
don sufficient to repair the reserves
If the bank. Severe measures TO
cutting down American credits in tina
market are loked for The position o
he stock market is generally under
stood to be maintained to an important
'xtent by credits thus held. The cur
eney movement to the Interior espec
ally the cotton region. has been re
umed in full force, New York ex
'hange has fallen back to 40 per cen
discount at Chicago The bank state
nent did not reflect all of the ex
'ected drain on this account and on
Lccount Of Canadian Withdrawals, bu
he SIG 700, 700 loans expansion Is
lear notice of the pressure for credit
which London developments have
brown back upon this market.
Reports were current today of some
arge time loans being negotiated here
nd rates in that department at @
Ter cent strongly bid for all dates with
he expectation of higher rates next
feek. Relief by stock market liqui-
alton was thus plainly indicated It's
iolence and precipitancy, however
-as expected and left sentiment dis
urbed and anxious.
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Power, No Matter What
Wage, says u. s. District
Attorney Dyer.

,atbor ais Mo- Oct 20. United
d ~ district Attorney Dyer ta'her
tam Dyer, Jrp receiving teliefAoL
f,oti bited States sub.treasury VINO Y
an'r suspension pending the lhVes'
Of an alleged shortage OF SOL
raJ in governments funds, tonight
lint letter 10 the attorney genera
II the United States offering 70 w.
sign If his connection with the govern
ment and his relation TO Teller Dyer
causes the administration any embar'
ia sment.
Colonel Dyer has absolute conn
dence in the integrity Of his SON. ano
declares II to be his intention 70 de
fend him with all his power agains'
any charges which may pc made
against him. Should this embaffas'
the government his resignation VII
be placed at the disposal Of the nlshe'
authoritiea.
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| |. Z I. AID I. r
OF the GANG of Murderers is the 'tat
ian Charged With Several DARK
Crimes.

Prescott. wis, Oct. 20. An itallah
MIA has been taken from jail in hud-
son to New York to answer . cliaiso
Of mnrder comnTttuu tuerr two years
400 ii supposed 10 be the man wanted
here for The murder Of an Italian RirI.
Tbe body was decapitated and as,
menbered and different parts disposed
of gb5ut the city. The murderer was
mot apprehended but the search was
nepr given up. The murder OF Ton
iaaile Isaac al this place last July by
lh Gang of Italian laborers drew the
Intention of the New Yorw ponce an
) horties toward Pierce county ana III
his man the leader of the gang 1t Is
,%eleved the New York suspect has
Aen discovered.
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PETITION TO PROBATE WILL.

State of Illinois, County Of Alexan-
der, SIS.
County Court, Alexander County,
October term, 1906.
In the matter of the probate of the
last viii and testament of Louis Her
bert. deceased. In probate.
TO all persons whom this may con-
cern-Greeting:
Notice is hereby given, that on the
third day of October, A. D., 1906,
petition was filed in the county court
of Alexander county, Illinois, asking
that the last will and testament OF
Louis Herbert, deceased. be admitted
to probate. The same petition further
states that the following named per-
sons are heirs at law and legatees Of
the said Louis Herbert, deceased:
Elise Herbert, wife, and Bernard J.
o. Herbert. Oscar L. Herbert and
Byron C. Herbert, sons and legatees,
and Mathilde Day, adopted daughter
and legatee.
You are further notified, that said
will has been offered for probate in
the county court of Alexander county,
III, and the goth day of October, a
d. 1906. has been set as the day Tor
hearing the application for the pro
bate of said last will and testament
JESSE e. MILLER,
Clerk Of the County Court
BY JOHN A. SAMMONS,
Deputy Clerk.
Dated at Cairo, Illinois, October
5rd. 1906.
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Notice of Special Stockholders Meet
ing of The Cairo Telephone Company.
Public notice is hereby given that a
special meeting OF the stockholders of
said corporation will be held on the
23rd day of October, 1906, at the hour
of o'clock p. m. for the purpose of
considering the question of changing
the name of The Cairo Telephone Com
pany to Home Telephone Company Of
Cairo, Illinois.
ANDREW LOHR,
NJ. c. WRIGHT,
J. s. AISTHORPE,
Directors
Cairo, Ill, Sept 81. 1903.
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WEIGHED
Balance and Found Wanting
Isti-Canteen Plan BY Tenn
y perance Order.

"Nn. Oct. 20.-Action favor
V 0ration of the "canteen
."" Aposts and camps was
%,, Kat the meeting Of the
uo' VI # the Independent Or
INV Us. the oldest temper
made and .oe. haa hoan
post cXcht w or tho
wines wer6 -, "a uabt
duplication q -, ,ha n,l.
vicinity of o ,l,,.s ~ iho
''''" , .o''' w vy posts which
drunkenness, Ok ha1,it,al
'e' ., '0'i' gime and de
"l ~ o'''0' 20 be- taken
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You might be living In 4 house twics
as big as your present one II you hsc
beFca 20 watch the wsnt sds f.
rhancH- and opportunities and inges'
ments years aga.
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lin IIRIMKtM Rk earn Nav Rran Etc Seed Oats Specially
'o''hI' " BOTH PHONES. 1903 OHIO ST.
"''raerous Farmer Shot N
NO DAUGHTERS and .
Then Himself.

Gage Okla. Oct. 20. 4
worth a well to do fatl.
mics north Of this pl@
and Killed his wife. N
aged p and is years he
G Seafs' He ten turnene4 \
Unset lnaieting a = late
rgEedy was caused IS sui
ifey%orth return room, /
'aSt night from Gne occn'
len and Went dsuddenly |
NheFe his Wife IIeyworth |
pa'Its Of the 4. He was !
Z #akened by safore he had |
WaS the first the two girls
'no down bEied from their
Inc 10 call
we're killed
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HELP WANTED--faALE

WANTED Traveller for established
house. $500 per week. Expenses adj
Yanced, References. Address. with
stamp, J. A. Alexander, Cairo. III.
WANTED-Trustworthy man to
manage branch office and distributing
depot for large manufacturer. Salary
10 start with, $500 for first year, pay.
able monthly, and extra commissions
and expenses. Applicant must have
good reference and $1,000 cash. CAPT
tai secured. Experience unnecessary.
Address, Manufacturer, p. o. Box I'll,
Chicago. III.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.


New York. Oct 20-Muney on call
nominal. no loans. time loans strong.
sixty DAYS. ninety days six month
q per cent. Prime paper. 6d6l2 per
cent. Exchange strong, demand Sf-S5
t5a2a. si&ty day. sf5O1E02s. Bar
silver -.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Two young ladies to
learn telephone operating; both local
and long distance Apply manager
Central Union Telephone Company,
2l1 Eighth street.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R

Cairo to Springfield, H., and re-
turn Oct. - and 25. return
limit Oct. 26...-.--....-... Q %
Cairo to Springfield and return
November 10 to q, return
limit November 24....-..... 70
Cairo to Chicago and return
November 6 and z. return
limit November 12.-....-..-. "a SO
Cairo to Havana, Cuba and re-
turn. on sale November ! and
daily until March 81. Return
limit six months. .....-..--. "a %
For further information apply HIT
nois Central Passenger Station, Cairo.
A. n. HANSON. p. 7. NJ. Chicago.
5. [. HATCH. L. P. A.. Chicago
J. n. JONES, Ticket Agent Cairo, I'll.
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Durability 6 Timber.

The durability Of timber kept IN alb
solutely dry situations is almost m
limited. The wood in the roof Of
Westminster hall IS more than $50
years old.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-21
PAPER Making In Norway.

About $4,000 tons OF paper are an
nual1v turned out at Skien, Norway.
Tho laborers, 1000 In number, receive
only 40 cents to s1.10 per day.
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For eAE.E
SCELLANEOUS.

"RUBEROID ROOFING has n rec
ord of Is years. Its success has caus-
cd many limitations. For a durable
and lasting roof buy genuine Ruberoid
Roofing. Kelley Bros, Lumber Co,
Sole Agents"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-21

Only Inc hAnusUHeSt OF "F0
brary Observation Sleeping cars
Wide vestibuled coaches, and Dining
cars with electric lights and fans are
used in the Limited. For all informa
tfon call on your Home Agent or write
JNo. NJ BHAI4L,
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|1HE BEARS FAvOR[D
IN The News Which Yestara,
60 me Wheat Market and Prices
Closed Down.

Chicago, H., Oct % u,,,r
ne market was weak an 49, 100
, ,raalhs was very quiet. The nr, 'le
- Within marrow range. The na,.
VIC aay was almost exclusiveln 1,
~ Oh the bears. and win na -
:. "ehiaild the market shouad
49, l4s Qualities The prices wore ~
e,ea by the decline of va a. ra
20 favorable weather IN Tia rrat.
'a'es' the increased shipments -
va ana Australia and The nrodioti ,Dll
liberal increase in t5a m N'ioiiS
t an Local longs were he obtas
~ 7 me demand coming mai,4,,
laa ~ .ne snorts, The close was woal'
sonlnef being off "a cent S''N'
!, .0f'N The trading was fun ~, Y
Il woa W. l7Wer in sympathy WIN
r Weaithess in the wheat mar' 49,
n, 49, .'ial forecast Of colder weatbor
,e ZIP 81 the corn belt Increased 49, i
Mi. - sentiment, A drop in tbe AZ
ta y { would, it was claimed faon Kite
Is9 tne curing Of the new cron an'f III
ba' '~' me country roads in hottadon 0
ho ,sh ~ Inc t movement Of the graiJ in
M - houses We're tile princi,nt le
~ ana the offerings were ,,a.f the I
}ssmas 800 u'@i -, houses. sign If hi
sbber cIosao We point Of HE ment ant
,.tS-Tbo uV"h' Y cent ! causes q
n lentiral,, net was iahha IA sment
i ma -, ~ the action III Colone
/ Isisb aI market The seaa, dence in
/. Il saJlina 10y lhere u a. declares
f lgbn ~ oy me long ~, fend hin
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The Greatest Grief.

No greater grief than to remember
days Of icy when misery is at hand
FJn the Italian.
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The hest y sIasys TIE cheapest
Advertisers sse ths wzlIstiA
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

Advertisements OF not exceeding
three lines will be accepted free for
one weeks time from any reader of
The Bulletin to be filed by advertiser
III pSipse--y ssF1 --gs-s- e4-e-f4e--. Al ut
fee OF The Bulletin Company, 703
Ohio sireer. The Bulletin Company
assumes no responsibility for any adj
vertisement or statement made there
in and will not accept the notice Of
any person known to be employed.
Inquiries and replies to advertise
ments should be made by mail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-21

WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Banner camp, No. 100, Woodman OF
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-21
NPts and Shinn, Is.

cal Oct. 20 III following
eeipl represent t. days re-
lme1ts:
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EVA ROBINSON

Public stenographer. Dictatin taken
and work Transcribed promptlr. Office
Illinois Hotel. Both Phones.
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WANT n.

WANTED-500 cords Of wood de-.
llyered at Cairo. Address Agent M. &
O. r. r., Cairo.
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7AiNs At CAIRO, Ill

szAs1 sszss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10
MECHANICS LIENS.

Lexington ave. $. W. corner i23d st. loTxoo;
saverfo FTeraca ngt John Daniel ana JACOB
Levin owners and contractors .......'.. "
1Cpth 81 n s. 100 IT. w Of Manhattan ave, IouS
TalI; Structural Supply Company agt. sainuel
Nichs,soD ounar and contra ctor ...........-...
Lexington ave s. W. l23d ST. looxio
Murtha & Schmohl Company agt Joseph Danlel
ana Morris Levin. owners and contractors
Same property: Calogero Duminuco agt same
i75th St $. $50 II. W. OF Amsterdam ave, ioA
100: Mandel Stern agt Charles Laudin anu
Nathan Stamm. owners ana contractors
Lexington ave. s. ". corner l23d St. 6oNlvull'
william Ehrlich agt. Joseph Daniels ana NOR
ris Levine owners and contractors. =.
Lexington ave n. W. corner 1926 St lV1Nioi
Samuel Shanker aCt Daniel Levin. owners
lO4th St Nos. i15 10 12l East; Ratzkin q Berman
sgt Levinson & Zipkin, owners and contIacto;Ss.
WadsWorth ave, n. e.. corner lSOth St. l5oNlou,
New Jersey Terra Gotta Company agt Ella v
Dempsey. owner and actor .---....
l46th st s. 100 Il. Of Amsterdam ave. lux
100. I. a F. Corbin agt Weinberg IL SudZen,
and contractors
74th ST. No S2l East; Samuel Wainstsi1 agt
Nina Saray Rosenhluth, ownes. Joseph Fried
msn. contractor. -.
Convent ave. Academy place. 12Sth ana 13oth
SITS, whole block; Antonio Ab-elli agt Central
Building Improvement and Investment Company,
owner; Tony Altieris contractor.
Park ave n. w corner 96th st. 9oX1oo. William
williams & Co. agt. William F. Rehrig. owner
wiIle;t St s e. corner Rivington St. 7ox45
William A Thomas Company agt. Harry Ketch-
helm, owner: Morris Bahick. contractor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10
FULTON ST.PARCEL SOLD
ME4D ESTATE THE BUYER.
Old Site of Mount SINAI Hospital
Changes Hands.

,oh, p and oscar 1. Foley have sold for Charles
lane 70 the Mead estate. Of London. England no.
g F-,,-on st a four story building on lot 0'No'
saet oocunied by Sweets Hotel. The same brokers
SOLD the property August last for the Schermer-
- - - Mr. lane The Mead and Schermer-
- .,,1,os ara related The buyer owns ad-
Joining plot. - a
Fayson Mel. Merrill has sold for Msndeloaun :"
Levine 20 the Cooperative Building CONSTRUCTION
Cor,paav the southeast corner of Lexington ave,
ane 9th st. a vacant plot, 6oNlc05 teeI Also 70
TO same btver for he League Realty Conlpa,iSS
the adioinine sixty feet and for the Comnonwealth
Real isstate Company the next htty feet, nahIns
e pl0t 1905 feet !n the avenue BY 10 feet IN the
street These parcels form part OF the old Mount
Sinai Hospital site ~
= Lawrence Friedman has sold Tor me N,w
Amsterdam Reolty Company and others 10 a . cI.-
ont OF the former No. 10 Chambers st. nNe Story
mercantile building. a 10; 24N15 feet.
Justice TrlIaN. oe the supreme Court has ap-
pointed Samuel StrasbouTfeg receiver or ne rents
OF g six story and basement elevator apartment
house az the northwest corner OF Park ave. ana
s5th 81, plot 100 llxle9 feet. pending an action
begun by Joshua Telleman against william r
Rohrigg and others 10 foreclose mortssge OF 81,
600 made June y. 1905 The receiver is required
TO give bond Of 10000. There is prior nortgage
the property amounting 10 $4,000, neid by the
trustees OF Josephine L. Peyton
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

James L Libby has sold. through B. H weisker
jr, for Ciermano Fioravanti. No. 1897 Grand ave.
a five story apartment house on a plot 55xl2O feet
between lSith ST and Fordham Road. Mr.. Libby
has also sold, through Mr. Weisker tr. for Louis
D. Bear. a plot OF -four lots on the west side OF Je-
rome ave, o. feet south OF Kingsbridge Road Also
sold for J. Levy estate the frame dwelling house
with plot OF abO-t lots the west side OF
Davidson ave. lSJ feet south of lS4th
Jacob EiuNelsteln has sold 10 Louis eastman Nos
p ana ~ West lta ST., a SIX story tenement house
on a plot 45EIJc.l feet.
Harris q Co. have sold for Caspar u. P Schnoor
TO Jacob llOwe1steln No. 491 Columbus ave. five
story triple hathOuSe, on lot 27XlCO feet.
Shapiro Levy & Starr have bought Nos III and
113 East Tooth ST, five story fathouses on plot
0XlG0.n feet. Also sold Schlessinger Brothers
Nos @es and 30 Blocker st, a six story tene-
lnent house. on plot 4UNN feet. Also sold TO q Mr.
Greenberg Nos. u and % Sheriff st. two three
story frame buildings on plot 40X90 feet.
Porter ~ Co. have sold tor Albert s WaitzfeIder
No 10 " est l39tn St. = three story dwelling
house lot 17xS9l feet
Herman l. Keller has sold 10 A Amster No i99
East l@th ST., a five story fathouse, on a LOT 25x
ell feet go
E. Y. Pescia & Co. have sold for Shapiro. Levy
4 starr 20 a client the i've story double tenement
house, with store, No. Is Hamilton st
q. BretteN & son have sold for Louis I.ase No
Is $500 feet. o'
Hell q stern have leased the store and basement
IN the Judge Building Nos ITO and 10 9Th ave. 10
Is about 100000
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

~ u Vesey st-By Joseph p Day: Tiffany - -. $
Intersection 10th ST 160Uz5 I0x7p 7xl46
Arthur Knox ast Flood Construction Co al II Knox
etc 500 sub 10 PRIOR mort Of $4,000; Adam Foppe
for s23s70 0fP
~ Bryan L Kennelly-Park ave e s 100 n q, o1s,h
St DoKl7Ss. 70 White Plains r6 7xrreg: trustees
for $4,000 110Ne'
elescksr &, No LA; % " OF West Broa svra,
T125. stny brick b. NerR IA aet ESTss,i,
Noa Au!stec Or soErooer r5v ana al Wessel-
man y. atEst Il y oBrien ri; due Ss an 81.
fise de -
~ Js;nes = %sils s3Moaroe ave. No ISL w cor
course IS lO3los s. story frame dW b. eTrs sale ~
LOUIS sohrag for 81, 700. 9'e' u
Monroe ave. no 1853. e, p Il s OF Mount How. -,
2zlOS 70 ConcoUTss % iOx1ls T. stor IRE 9ps p
sxrr sale; 20 B L hraas Tor S. 675 "e n
Monroe No 1867. 6. SO II s Mount uora >,
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, October 9. 1905

>, M;nr ssrois lBr), Gates London September 90
- Ifaaspot Line with liS cabin passengers and
Etsa,1 eI'i y, t - me Bar az midnight ,sthJ.
TOTO 'rShi 81 Rosario September : Vuenos AVTes *
al the Bar I.40 a M '' VAN "'dso- AilNeN
Steamer Tailsmau
AIRED at the Bar ~ midnight jsthg VIZ ~
So. IN 'NcfJ lNerssn Antonio
O. 70 nc Bauisio SO o. with fruit Arrived AZ IN. IA
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger, IT,r.r,,, r,r..
= lobet northampton ana Charbours 70 I1.t+j.S- ~
60 Win s1o cabin and 776 Ci!'s OK
tn1se Arrived at the Bar $40 \, iHAiiS ana
2Ll. thrAer' Solrabays July IL TegsI
81 d SolS5nso August Is Perrin ~ Port SAID
Bar a. e-' arrived at the
steamer Nsvshoe. Hale Georgetown oo,,,.- -,
Wilmington Z, 10 tie Clyde IS % with ehd
nds"- l>"fI Quarantine il :lG a paassHsefs ana
Steamer Moro Castle, Downs. Hsvan, o.,oh. = -
sa.i"7 fata e - win los mail.
Eii.e. Arrived q ne far AT 0:la m N'Ai'S ana
steamer friedrich de- Crosse Ger,
EcpJ.lbsg - ana Cherbo'r- TO G.rH'sA ffrent n
&C. cabin snf 90 steerago passengers mails WIN
Arrived e -he Bar al = N''9 ana ihdse'
steamer Monroe. tlu!pisrs Newport Meas ana 49,.
70 the Ola Dominion - otnE'any
t1-se. Left Quarantine at !:45 . m. DN.eiA aIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10
ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL AUCTION SALE.

Spirited bidding and good prices were a feature
yesterday OF the auction sale OF one hundred lots
In the Eastern Parkway section. Brooklyn. held by
Joseph p. Day q: The Real Estate Exchange Sales
room, Nos Il ana IL Vesey St For the southwest
corner Of Eastern Parkway and Kingston ave.
Eoxl257 feet Max Kurzrok paid 81 $50 The Kingston
Eea!ty Company paid $685. for similar adjoining
plot on tie Parkway. The southeast corner or
CGipn ST and Kingston ave, 4oKl0O feet, sold
E. E Rowe for S4.6a. Prices Union St. be-
tween Kingston aud Albany ayes. ranged from
a 30 20 $3.50 lot. Among the buyers were Allen
GluLSssoL. George Boahul. II. J. Farrell the
Kingston Realty Company. Nathan Klein n T
Woods. william Fya.ns. David Lion. J. Blaine
sold. TIE total Of The Gales was SIG 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

FOREIGN PORTS
Trieste Oct 3-saied. steamer Guiia tAuso. Parevich
York.
MarseiIles oct eArrfved. steamer America Pr) Buhe
Bremen Oct o o a nn-Arrtvsd steamer KronprnE VIII
helm GER. Richter. New York via Plymouth and
Gibraltar oct g. II n u-saied steamer Konigin Luss
,G4 VoIger Genoa and Naples), New York
Antwerp oct 9-Arrlved, steamer Finland, Apfeld New
York Dover.
Singapore Oct Arrived steamers Idrhmayo (Br,
& en- nm io i Work ", Ss,n for HON. KIhdIaWadi
Barbados oct sailed steamer Hortensiua CBr).
Beavnn from Para. Boston and New York
Algiers Oct SAILED. steamer harrisburg Ger from
Calcutta and Colombo sor Boston and New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

story brick woodhoIse, 25Nl2 2; Rosie Leopard,
owner; Michael J. Garvan, architect. :....-..
Hunt ave- C.. e, 1871 SO II. S Of B-onxdale ave;
for two two story frame dwelling houses 19x53;
Jsre Kitchen, owner; Andrew Kitchen, architect
Belmont ave. e. s.. "A II. OF 1921 st for two
TWO story frame dwelling houses. 1eX64 g. Mrs.
A Brandie, owner; Gc!tner b Goldberg, archi-
tects
Daily ave \. G. cor OF lT7th St; for a five story
bsick Tenement house, 10 l5NSO.T; Daniel O'Sul-
Ivan, owner; Michael j. Garv;n. s-ohitect.......
202d st, n g.. 100 II. e. of Webster ave; for
three story tenement house 2lx60: Mary A. Cos
tello owner; Moore q Landsieeel, architect.
Pelham Bay Park for q story frame dwelling
house, 9Ox1s; New York. New Haven 6; Hartford
Railroad Company. owners and architects. -.....
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TRANSPACIFIC NAILS.

Destination and steamer Close in y. Y.
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
via san Franciscol-U $ TRANSPORT Oct II. 1890 a m
Japan. Corsa China and Philippine
Islands Sesttlel-Tosa Maru.- II, 600 % N
Tahiti and Hsr4uesas Islands '.ia
Iseo,-Niarposa - oct 10. p 30 a m
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China Philip
pine Islands via San FIanoiscob-
Dorie Oct 1e. 1880 a m
New Zealand. Australia teNocpt Westg.
New Caledonia. Samoa. Hawaii
FIJI Islands VIA San FrancIsco)-Nen-
tlra oct 81. a m
ar the cunaId steamer carrying the British mail for
New zealand does not arrive in time to wi
this dispatch extra mails, closing 1890 m $50
a. $50 a. and p. m. SUNDAYS at ~ 90 m
EGO a. m. y a. m and will he I'd and
forwarded Until the arrival Of Cunard steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Al IL Nesey Shy James L. Wells Crotona ave
boo n OF 1Iath 81. 44S Arthur ave Z lO1 2
l1oS 100 70 1f6tE 81 X 1Oos n $50 2l7 x n
Carolire Drew against a A Drew Fettretch q
s. 2l654 - N' 0'0''
BY Bryan / Kennedy i a u)-Ra5hRat. ss,ses
tract, Wakefield comprising lots on Prlner
GunJaer, NokhaIa Barnes aud Boyd sves 23Tth 23st5
and 23pth sts; voluntary sale. ' -~"'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Camhrelirg ave. e. s. AIS II. n. Of 1891 St, Ok
lco: Matte A. Wells loans John O'Leary.
Madison ave- n e. 12Sth St. 90. 1lx126;
Samson Lachman loans Leoenthai Construction
Company -.-.-....--.... $4,000.
ave. 25Xlo0, Frederick A Lippold loans Esther
kaufman 900 :, .; Moyr: park
ave. 25xl0o Bernard Meyer loans Herman
Llchnlan . . :. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10
NEW HOME FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN.

Work viii soon be begun a f1ve-story fire.
proof scloolhoUse. TO be erected on a plot 60x1Oo
feet at Noe 64S and e45 Water ST by the East Side
Free School Corporation Of which Mrs Henry
Coleman Is president The structure viii be de-
voted 10 quarters for crippled children.