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Foreign Market Steady.

Price movements elsewhere in the indus
trial and miscellaneous issues were in line
with those in the remainder of the market
although the Internationl Paper shares
showed exceptional firmness on small trans
actions. The dealings in this direction were
however in light volume, aside from the
United States Steel stocks. Amalgamated
Copper and Colorado Fuel and Iron. Penn
sylvania again occupied leading place in
the dealings in the railway list. but was
heavy in common with the other stocks in
that department. Declines there in the
neighborhood of 1 per cent were fairly COM
mon.
The Mexican railway issues were again
exceptionally strong. following the lead set
by the speculation in those securities in
London. and rejecting perhaps also the
well-sustained betterment in the market
for silver bullion. Transactions in this de-
partment were relatively large In Baltimore
and Ohio, st. Paul. Union and Southern Pa
cifc, Reading and Missouri Pacific.
The London stock market was generally
steady, and while the American department
was adversely affected to some extent by
the unchanged dividend on United States
Steel common. prices hardened there also
with the course of the business session.
Foreign houses traded upon a small scale
on both sides of the local market. their pur-
chases of the Mexican stocks offsetting
their sales in other directions.
The dealings were scarcely less of pro-
fessional character than they were yester-
day. although some scattering liquida ton
ported. probably in connection with the re-
vival of uneasiness with regard to the po-
litical situation. In view of the general
auspices under which trading was conduct
ed. the days market did not give a bad ac
count of itself. The frenzied speculation
upon the curb was but little influenced by
the considerations which were effective In
the transactions upon the stock exchange.
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Reclamation Of Anacostia Flats.

Members Of the Anacostia Citizens Asso-
citation appeared before the board Of Com
missioners today with view to securing
aid In their efforts to reclaim the Anacostia
fats. One of the members said that the
odors and gases arising from the sewage
which is deposited in the river is positive
menace to the lives of the children.
Commissioner Mcfarland said that a
thorough and exhaustive investigation of
the titles to the land now under water will
have to be made before active work on the
Improvement begins, and he suggested that
the members of the association put forth
efforts during the next session Of Con-
gress to secure an appropriation for the
employment of special counsel to make this
Investigation.
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Commissioners Reverse Assessors.

AS the result or hearing today before
the board of Commissioners a decision of
the board of assessors was reversed and
two buildings, at 1906 and $500 Prospect
street, the property of the Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital, were declared exempt
from taxation.
Charles Hamilton presented the case for
the hospital. He said that the two build
ings in question have been purchased by
the hospital, the former tenants have moved
away and one OF the buildings Is being
used as a dormitory for the nurses, while
the other is used as the hospital laundry
The Commissioners Immediately decided to
exempt the property from taxation.
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Splitting Granite With Air.
the Youths Companion

From the Youths Companion.
The expansive force of compressed air is
employed in a very interesting way by a
North Carolina granite company. On q
sloping hillside, composed Of granite which
shows no bed planes. but splits readily in
any direction when started, three-inch
bore is sunk about eight feet deep, and the
bottom is enlarged by exploding half stick
of dynamite.
A small charge Of powder is fired in this
hole, which starts a horizontal crack or
cleavage. Charges Increasing in size are
exploded until the cleavage has extended
over a radius of IS or 100 feet. Then a pipe
is cemented into the bore. and air is forced
pounds The expansion of the air extends
the cleavage until it comes out at the sur
face on the slope of the hill. horizontal
sheet of granite several acres In extent
may thus be separated.
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Today's Cotton Summary.
Liverpool Prices.

LIVERPOOL, October 31.-Closing: Cot
ton-Spot; moderate business done: prices
II points lower: American mddling fair
$50; good middling. 5.95: midding, 5.S1
low middling $50: good ordinary, 523; or
binary, 400 The sales of the day were
1000 bales, Of which 500 were for specu-
lation and export. and included $500 Amer
lean. Receipts, 5000 bales. including 400
American. Futures opened easier and
closed barely steady. American middling
g. o. c., November, $50; November-Decem-
Der. SAT: December-January, SAT; January
February. $50; February March, 5.53;
March-April, $50; ApriI-May, 5.5S; May
June. 5.6o14; June-July, 5.62; July-August,
8 63IA.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Nd October 81:-WHEAT-3
Firmer; spot, contract, 751aa75N; spot, No. 2 red
western. 7914a79h; October, 754a75ss; November
75na75ss; December, IT'S; steamer No. 2 red,
63a a6y1: receipts Is 342 bushels: exports 40 4Sd
bushels; southern by sample, 55a75A; southern On
grade. 69Iaa75h.
CORN-Easy; spot. 52ha52A; October, 521sa52N;
November 511sa52; year. 4sHaisz; January,
4sa4sA February. 4s: steamer mixed. 50a5OA;
receipts IS, 236 bushels; southern white corn; 5Oa
80: southern yellow corn. 50a53.
OATS-Steady; No. white. 3sNa39; No. 8
white, 37a3S: No. mixed, 37a371; receipts
IA 624 bushels.
RYE-Firmer: No. western. domestic, 70; re-
cepts, s, 1913 bushels.
HAY-Firmer: No. timothy. 1S.OOa1S.5O; No.
clover mixed 16.50a17O 90.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Easer: steam to Liverpool
per bushel lAd. November; Cork for orders, per
quarter 2s. Sd. November.
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No Law to Prevent.

C. M. D. Browne of IA r street north
west, who recently called the Commits
sioners' attention to amount of business
being transacted in the District on Sun.
day and appealed to them to take steps to
stop the practice. will be informed by the
Commissioners that there is no law to pre-.
vent the transaction Of such business as he
referred to.
Mr. Browne said many dentists and real
estate operators are as active in their re-
spective businesses SUNDAY as on week days.
and cited q case of a young man who Is a
tailor and who was formerly a Sunday
school teacher and worker. but was forced
to stop his religious worship because he
was compelled to work Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-31

The police have been asked to find
Percy G. Heating twenty-nine years OF
age, who is reported to have disappeared
from his home, 525 18th street southeast,
last Saturday. Mrs. Heating called at po-
lice headquarters yesterday afternoon and
told of her husbands disappearance She
had her only child with her and appeared
to have been distressed.
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The World of
Finance and Trade

Am. Car & Foundry, 43.
Am. Car Foundry, pfd.. 1929.
American Smelling, 1928. I
Anaconda, PSI.
Atchison, Top. & 8. Fe.. 1OOH.
Baltimore & Ohio. 11SA.
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul. 70.
Colorado Fuel and Iron, 505s.
Consolidated Gas. 1873.
Corn Products, 1874.
Delaware and Hudson 214N.
Distillers' Securities, 6S%.
Erie. common. 431s.
Erie, LIST preferred, 75A.
Great Northern, preferred, 314H.
Illinois Central. 172h.
International Paper, liz.
Louisville and Nashville, 143.
Mexican Central. 23E.
Northern Pacific. 209h.
Pennsylvania r. R., 141.
Railway Steel Spring Co., 611S
Reading. 1888.
Rock Island, CON-, 21h.
Southern Pacific, 9ON.
Southern Railway, 33%.
Texas Pacific, 35A.
Union Pacific, 1907.
U. s. Rubber, pfd., 100.
U. s. Steel. pfd.. 106A.
Wabash, pfd., 42h.
Wooden Goods, 34A.
BONDS.
United States Steel SIS, 1OO1s.
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New Lights for East Brookland.

The Commissioners today ordered the
erection OF twenty-one naphtha lamps in
East Brookland and vicinity. According to
Electrical Engineer Allen. the new lights
will be erected on the following streets:
Lawrence, Monroe, Jackson, Kearney. Irv-
Ing, 18th and 18th streets, Brentwood road,
Queens Chapel road, Fort Drive road and
at the intersection of Rhode Island avenue
and 18th street northeast The work will
be commenced early next week.
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Suit for Divorce.

Mrs. Margaret Loeff1er today filed suit
for an absolute divorce in the District Su-
preme Court against John Loeffier. They
were married June IL, 1890, and have three
children. Cruelty and infidelity are alleged.
Attorneys Wolf & Rosenberg represent
the wife.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales.-Regular call, IL O'Clock noon-W ashington
Rwy. and Elec. As, 50 600 at s71s. $500 at s7hs.
Capital Traction, 20 at IA. at IA. at IA:
SO at 31a4. so at 37a4.
at s7sl 70 at s7A. 80 at Sta, 50 at s7N. ~
Washington Gas, 10 at g. 10 at 81, % at 81.
Washington Loan and Trust, / at 219, 3 at 219
After call-Columbia R. R. S. $500 at 104A.
Washington Rwy. and Flee. pfd., 2 at SO.
Capital Traction. 20 at 143. 20 at 1925 20 at
142A, 20 at 142K.
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BULLS AND BEARS

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. October .31-Unless call
money was bid up higher than was gen.
orally expected 1t was thought that today's
stock market would pursue the same course
as 1t did yesterday. AS a matter Of fact.
the probable course OF the market from
day to day IL receiving very little atten-
ton from Spectators and 1t was assumed
that 1t would be at least relatively quiet for
the rest of the week. unless more definite
information as to the outcome OF the cleo
ton was obtained or unless the money
market. contrary to expectations, became
genuinely tight.
~
Private cables from London this morning
Indicate that the selling Of United States
steel common was chiefly by highly specu-
lative interests which had been led to be-
heve that the dividend on the issue would
be increased. These cables do not indi-
cate real disappointment on the part Of
foreign interests over the fact that the
earnings for the quarter were not fully up
to the estimate that had been most gen.
orally made. Apparently it Is realized
for the September quarter were excellent,
although some interests had expected that
they would be at least 81. OOO. 900 larger. It
is understood that the net returns for July
and August were not up to expectations be-
cause Of the extreme heat that prevailed
during parts of both of these months. A
prominent Wall street interest, in discuss
Ing the steel earnings this morning. said
that so far as he has been able to discover.
critics of the steel report do not generally
appreciate the enormous amount Of money
that the management has taken out of
earnings for improvements, betterments
and extensions.
Interests which are supposed to be very
well informed regarding any negotiations
that might be in progress with the Mex
lean government looking to the acquisition
of controlling interest in the railroads
by the government are extremely reticent
as to whether such negotiations had been
renewed since the return to this country
Of Minister of Finance Fimantour and Mex
lean Central officials who were In Europe
throughout the summer. These VARIOUS In
tereStS stated positively that there was
nothing to be announced 1t Is learned from
excellent sources. however, that the nego-
tiations have been renewed, and that yes
terday morning considerable progress had
been made. During the day long con-
ference was held, and 1t Is understood that
a proposition has been made to the con-
trolling interests in the railroads by rep
resentatives OF the Mexican government
and that the railroad interests must come
to a decision upon the offer today. 1t has
been understood all along by the best-in-
formed interests that the negotiations
which were conducted abroad and which
have been resumed here recently involved
the purchase of the controlling interest In
the Mexican Central by the government,
and subsequently a consolidation of the
Central and the National, which. Of course,
is already under government control. The
whole plan would also involve a compre-
hensive reorganization Of the Mexican Cen
trails finances.
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Bad Times for Doctors.
.itish Medical Journal

From the British Medical Journal.
Doctors are at present passing through
bad times. It has been estimated that dur
ing the last three years their incomes have
fallen OF Is per cent.
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Tomorrow's Entries at Pimlico.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

PIMLICO, Md, October 31.-First race,
six furlongs: all ages-Nutwood, 1v7: Belle
Of Jessamine, 1O7; Hooray, Ito; Scarfell, 115;
Spring, 115; Broadway Girl, 112; Singing
Master 112; Herman Johnson, ITO; Nancy.
81; Bryan. 112; The Cricket, 112: Optical.
lot.
Second race, five and half furlongs:
two-year-olds-Black Flag. So: Cambyses.
96; Susannah. SO; Bessie Wynn, 80: Bette
Landon. 80: Reina Swift, So; Town Topics
9s; Eminola. 96; Tudor, 1902; Killochan, 95;
Gold Mate, 1U2: Round Dance, 95.
Third race. mile and seventy yards-Blue
Buck 1903; Lotus Eater, 108; Bobbie Kean,
116; Toots, SO; Chalfonre, 81; Tom Lawson,
1O6; Watercourse. 95: Donna. 105; Nom
sense. 1Os; The Clown. 1903; Sonoma Belle.
113.
Fourth race, about two miles; steeplechase
Ida Woodlands, 1856; Allegiance. 1852;
Desio, 1877: Caloorahatchee. 145: Berry Wad-
dell, 1855; Garter Knot, 149; Bonfire. lat:
John E. Owens. 1872; Cherival. IA.
unpleasant Days, 1Os; Graziallo. 113; Baby
Willie. 1O5; The Clown, 50; Ivanhoe. 1O6;
Widows Mite, 1903; Optician, 50.
Sixth race. one mile; all ages; maidens-
Cambyses, 9S; Noblesse Oblige H.; Earth
quake. 9S; Monkey Puzzle. 9o; Meddler, Jr
115; Frank Somers, 112 Bob Edgren, 112;
Village King, IS; Kennesaw. 50; Jobstown,
f1eTd liz, LIZ ItdClild, ID.
Cloudy; heavy.
Tomorrow's Entries at Jamaica.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
JAMAICA RACE TRACK. N. Y. October
31.-Following is the list of entries for to-
morrows events:
First race, handicap, six furlongs-Monet,
100; Handzarra, 116; Gambrinus 1OS; Jack
Dolan. 1O4; Watergrass, 1O6; Voorhees,, AyJ;
Lucy Young, 81; Tileing. 80; Fish Hawk,
95: Sewell, 112; Gentian, Sc; Mary B. Clark.
o.
Second race, selling; six furlongs-Big
Store. 1O1: Thistleseed. 9S; Hyperbole. 95;
Acrobat, as: Roswell, 98: Animus, 9S; Ma
lacca, 1O6; John J. Rogers, 50; 'Woolstar-
tie, 90; Jersey Lady. 1902; 'Captive, 81;
"Mariposa, 80.
miles-G. L. NJ, 102; Merlingo, 1902; Gold
Coin, 90; Tipping. 1903; Hallowmas, LOG;
Rose Of Gold 80: Ocean Spray, 1O3; Bur-
nett los; "Givonni Balerio, 81; sWarning,
81: 'Delmore. Ill.
Fourth race. Packer stakes, five and a
half furlongs-Fantastic 104; Barbary
Belle, 105; Loring, los; Mintberia, 80; Pins
and Needles. 80; sDollie Dollars, 104.
Fifth race. selling. one and one-fourth
miles-Master of Craft, Ill; Pirate Polly,
98; Lindale, 90 ~Chimney Sweep, SO.
teenth miles-Tarlac. 112; Homelander, 112;
Stole, 100; Adonis. 1913; Markie Mayer. 100.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Raining; track heavy.
Racing at Jamaica.
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Grain and Provisions Summary.
Liverpool Wheat.

LIVERPOOL, October 31.-Wheat spot
firm; No. red western winter, 6s. futures
easy; December, IS. SID: March. 6s. SID.
Corn spot firm; American mixed, As. 4Ad
futures quiet; October nominal; December,
As 5Ad; January, As 1kd.
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New York Stock Market.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers, 1919 F street, members New
York stock exchange, Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board of trade.
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Racing at Jamaica.

JAMAICA. October 31.-F'irst race, sell
Ing; six. furlongs; three-year-olds. Rusk
IL to s and even, first:4 Alencon. to &
place, second: Teacress. third Time. LID
JAMAICA, October 31.-Second race: 81,
furlongs; selling; three-year-olds and up
Lotus. 4 to 5 and 1 to 3, first; Bertha E.
to 1. place. second: Edna Jackson, third
Time, LA 49,,
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CURB QUOTATIONS..

Furnished by e. r. Chapman Co. &C. B. Chin
man. manager), members New York stock exchange
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Today's Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption. $6OS,52O; government receipts
from internal revenue $500, ga; customs,
81. 20S, 115: miscellaneous. $315,571; expendi-
lures 81 922OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-31

Business Increased in Volume
Though Values Declined.
MORE PREDICTION FEARS
Disappointment at Non-Appearance OF
Steel Dividend.
SPECULATIVE PLANS UPSET
In View Of Circumstances Fairly SttH
Rates Ruled for Money
on Call.
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Philadelphia Stock Exchanss.

Furnished by Dick Bros. Co.. 1412 H ST. NV
'phOnes Main 6440-644l.
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'r Closing Quotations
At the close of the stock market-the fol-
lowing stocks had changed in price since
above quotations. there being no change In
balance of the closing prices:
Amalgamated Copper, 1O9h.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
TO ENLARGE BRIARcLFF LODGE

Briarcln Manor. N. Y. Nov. "a (speciaD The
contract was made this week for the enlargement
Of Briarclir Lodge, and clearing work has already
begun The main extension will run to the north
from the present struoturs and include sleeping
rooms only, doubling the present capacity, and on
the south end will be new dining room and
parIor-a to be Of freproof and steel construction
and decorated in the latest style OF good John
Clark UdaI, OF New York, Is the contractor and
Guy King Of Philadelphia, architect Of the original
building has planned the enlargement. The work
Is 10 be completed in months.
Lord Curzon Of Kedleston and the Earl and
Countess OF SufIolk were weekend dinner guests
Of Commodore and Mrs. Robsrt e Tod. The deco
cliff greenhouses.
Mr.. and Mrs: william Warren Tracey. Franklin
Tracey and Miss Corinth Tracey, OF New York,
spent Sunday in greeting OLD friends here.
Mrs J. r MoGinley. OF Pittaburg. who with
Miss Lois mckinley. is at the Lodge for the winter
HaJs a little dinner FOR Miss Marion McCinley OF
One of the features of the week the enter
+aSn,ng of the Holbrook football team by Mr. and
Mrs D. b. Plumer- The squash courts, the swim
ajna nooI and billiards filed the time pleasantly
,1Tti7 the cali for dinner
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Tiiford came up for dinner
Oh Sunday. xr,, - 49, ,,
NJ and Mrs W. II. Reeder.
Lanes q CIews had as his dinner guest James de
W idgs Sgs'sd aSsd Mrs H. P Dugro Mrs, Carsair and
T4anhHrn Mr. and Mrs Charles ". Hogan, Mr. and
ST5SS Tossnh A Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs Charles s.
Hioeg Tr and Mrs Joseph NJ. Schenok were In
cqded in motor car gaseS gs wam iii PeYaye O, Chi
aus HI,s Edith Cutter, OF Washington, Mr. and
EaT1s Rmdoph Kleybolte, with Miss kleybolte made
up q party for dinner. - ~ . -.
Dr Ks3hn tsigh he Westohsstsr hills stopped a. the
sf: 70, au..s snnsI y. as and M JOHN sera. W
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES

squadron A. Major Bridgrnan. will be reviewed
W ~ tinlory tomorrow night by Adiutaut General
n ..sson Z Henry. In addition 20 the review and
- sDsg parade, there VIII be mounted drills hv
.Srbe prectice - free e 13oT 6goGP separately IN
Va, Squadron qualified &S rnarksuaeT OF whom Ia
Troop ot the SQUADRON won rsf i5a IIzs
Es -s Aeacquarters organizations for making
saa Hs1Fe O Inarit and Troop won third
q. raai General Nelson 4 Henry viii review
ko.--h battery IN It's armory on Friday evening
L 4 reception viii follow,
O. sasScieF General James McIeer win rsv,svv t,s
nHeglmen' n its arInory next Wednesday n,ybt
q - "a -. dinner ot the board OF officers win n.
tiss a. &c breFoort Hotel on December s. 4
-''y' beginning November 70 -''-a at the
,sabsrs OF tie "a Battery Will hold -...,,....
so-r,-s competition ct the arrnory next Thursdav
t5S--s mere VIII be the battery match for 1,.
rscxl priSes the McAIpln Gun III. nro-+on
ssss match sq4er az badge and the honrary mem
's'Esd at l 50 '-'as''1S- p n. prizes Luncheon VIII
sss.apenE q the zzd Regiment has un.r,..-,..
xt s,s n Sergeant A sweeny second rs,,,.n'
oGtoe-r =, Gae IS. last remaining vacancy s-,o, -.
esnss q tbe regiment Is filed Al the fIIetto ~
Special &c regiment December tba-s ,I u
xasnts contest for Tnstnbers Of The 7fh w WI be
'-sry Afhis,ic c-S- contests for members Of tbs
ns.ptio- nss'y {. l2th Regiment, VIII hold dru ..s
tas r.vss "a Wednesday, night The a+tle,tn
r. VIII De held On December e'N'ii7S
irzsngsns,..~A CT the z2d Regiment has mad.
as rsg.,a.-. r.S % accommodate large crov1S a.
W.ansscs stag 70 be held in the arr1ory new
sssiew Cou,rassnI General Z l. Molinsuv Mill
age VIII b . on the night Of Decernbar" WI
a Ss dancing y, Paac concert ct 7:45 dri ~ 3 5o
cofnpaav NJ CHOW The organization ~ ,Ss
ttssk oinns- s | .tth Regiment viii hold q be.,-
se Major General Ro. ana S-e enna lngnf Of De-
rs sr ssas have been invitsa coIonsI 1iSlesr s
Grant SssSssofoE Ssso foE reviews By General red
Asazy Eo ds,.ss- = = Roe snd General Mel
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
pleted oiS ioor are not yet ocs,-


- expected that action win Ia +ska,
~~ ~~ 'ne next few days regarding sunnlvinp the
eSSaiy furniture in the 6eth Regiment Arrnorv
H. -reSent there Is not even chair for ,,ests IN
Satierlss IN the drill hail. and no chaTs in tba
= SauS VK company rooms Conpany y will haiS
b.e o@l. @ at ths armory next Wednesday night and
1So@ aLaagea 10 hire requisite number Of seats
Saturday night e III inc efIho'y on
me ne new bronze trophy presented to the 7th Regi-
iieie oy Richard Halstead is to be awarded to the
company scoring the largest number of points
n gJnetics It will take the place of the Nesbitt
pany E. -
colonel Bates has decided TO hold drill OF the
1lst Restmeat next Tuesday night This will be the
frst regimental drill IN the new armory. On this
occasion the regiment will be divided into two bat
taIlons, commanded respectively by Major Linsou
ana Major Bleecker, the regiment to be under the
command OF Lieutenant Colonel Wells.
Colonel Austen OF the 18th Regiment intends to
hold the next review OF his command during
Christmas week. twenty-five new men were en-
listed last Tuesday night, remarkable record In
recruiting. Company K has elected Quarternlas-
ter Sergeant T. W. Curtis second lieutenant COM
pany will elect captain tomorrow nlsht
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
GREAT VALUE OF HONEY.

"Honey, one OF the most nutritious and delicats
~ foods, should be eaten more than 1t is"
writes cooking expert. Bought IN the comb. s
is bound to be unadulterated, ana Will keep one
free from sore throat and bronchIal troubles.
know a number of ladies who use honey as cos
Tnetic They apply It to the skin rnb u IN wen
Sner tsxtured complexion glowing oelor. . young.
frssh Look Birntn ghau Post
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

- 1avrAnce. Mr. and Mrs r Barclay, Miss
blanche Barclay, Miss Florence Benjamin. Mr., and
Mrs Ross w. Wes, 4. 4: swayne Mrs. Wager
Samuel Mather. Miss Amy Lenn0x Yarnum Yarn mo. Miss
fhe Misses Z. W. and c. White MI and Mrs
EranE Trunnbull and Mr and Mrs. IL f. Whittal.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

WORLD IN WAX Gypsy MUSIC.
CIEEMATOGKAPa Every Hour.
VlOTOB ANDRES LONDON Co
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

o. p-Aai General Nelson Z Henry Will review
ko.uhaSSS aSSS11seTY II It's armory on Friday evening.
-oer / 4 reception will follow -e