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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
NEW HOME FOR PHOENIX BANK.

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for new banking rooms for the
Phoenix National Bank at No. % Wall st, TO
be fitted on the ground floor Of the building Of
the Brovident Life Assurance Company, at
Liberty and Nassau SITS The Improvements,
which include the installation Of a mezZanile
gallery and the laying of mosaic floors, TO
cost $4,000. according to the estimate Of DENLY
& Mute. architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
RECORDED Mortgages.

Dawdney Louis p. 10 sL.ericsu Mortgage Com
p7rY. Riercser 81. no -. &.N75. due June 30
1903 50 per cent. ...-.
Same r0 clara Fuels 81 al. same proper,
wears. per cent. $50.
Trailor Mary T.. 10 J BussiuR. CauhrelinR ave.
DDS n of Bayard RI. 25xST. due July 7.
1919 ga per cent ........... -.-.
schaenberg Edward 10 Margaret s=nFen~. 1st
ave 792 p n ~ 9TH IT, 24H94 due
June l. 1900 per cent. ..........- ....
HirEh. Harry. and Hrrthsr 10 ~ FraukeI. Ist ave
30 ~ 24X10u. wears. Ter cent ........ ......
n'RaiIlv- MARY a ana another 10 Emlgrant In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
NEW OWNER FOR THE HIGHLANDS.

Edgar P Holdridge has sold the Highlands, an
eight story and basement apartment house on
Carnegie FIiU q1st st % feeu west Of Lexington
ave 1OOx1OO II has ninety-fOur apartments or
four and FIVE rooms. and q bath with a me
tiled roof garden The rent roll is S36.ODJ- The
r7rope-tv was sold for cash 10 Milton E Open
elmer MI Holdridge has offered a handsome
-ofr 10 the new purchaser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
TowLE ESTATE SELLS UPTOWN PARCEL

E z. Tisch & Co have sold for the TOwle
estate to a client Nos 2O6 and pos SD St, two
four story double fathouses on plot 5TlOO
feet This IS the first time in over thirty-hve
years that this property has changed hands. The
new owner has decided not TO remove the pres
rut buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
GETS SITE FOR APARTMENT HOUSE.

Harris & Ely Marau have resold a three story
brick building on plot 75x1OO feet at the north
west corner Of 146th St and St. Nicholas ave to
George Doctor He will erect on the site an
eight story elevator apartment house Joseph
d CrOnan was the broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
SALE OF TWO SEVENTH AVE. HOUSES

Jacob L Lissner & Sons have bought No 23OS
70 23l2 Seventh ave, three FIVE story hathouses
851lxIoo feet, at the southwest corner OF beth
ST }. Sugarman was the broker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
INVESTOR IN 100000 DEAL.

John H Berry has sold for John " Condit
the seven story mercantile building at the north
east corner Of Walker 81. and West Broadway,
on plot 30 2xTJ for 100000 The purchaser IS
an Investor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
MRS. WILLIAM N. WINS A WITNESS.

2--F William n WINS. wife OF the well known
lawyer was 4 witness In the Jefferson Market
Police "r--r. before Magistrate Steinert yester-
l.- against Thomas O'keefe- Mrs. WINS was ap-
preached hV O'Eeefe for Q subscription FOR an
....-.. dinner for the A. d T. messengers and she
-.r- marked s. bu which found on
.U when he arrested. Magistrate Stenert
for trial I'D $500 bail FOR the Specia-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
= sRoNx RuILoINe PLANs

- ~. 80 81. o. o. ~ - AIMS ave 10Y
- E..-H rr..E tenement houses. 6l-s2
Friedman. oT1-r. bernstein 3 Bernstein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
C1-ICTDE ONCE WEALTHY.
Mrs. Kag" assumed Name, Says
Ne7c Orleans Sister.
rpy 7sleru7a 20 The Tri6une.l

orleans March 3o.-"Mrs. Kay" the
t,-e- r, the woman who committed sui
81 >-s-- work yesterday. is an assumed one.
c. -. fs-,ilv Of the dead woman In this city
- ,.- ~ the present time succeeded IN keep
- ~ real Identity secret Her sister. Mrs.
- risrher. admitted tonight that the name
- .sl.eY 10 avoid the Shame Of poverty which
80. attach 10 the family, which she says, was
-.-,,. one Of the most respected in Louisiana.
,~-o-5fnE no Mrs. Fischer. her sister married
--.srrrv cotton broker IN this city about ten
- ago They lived here four years. Six
- ago the broker died. He left his wife be-
- $50 600 and 100000. Mrs. Kay" went 10
- and for several years lived to the limit
= - income When her money began TO fail
y, -e-r-re5 IN this country. She has visited
S.v-0--ears several times since
a. rss-rr- said her sister was respondent
~ --e loss az her fortune.
mrs Nav Kay who shot herself az the Hotel
,,.bs-7s. s- East nth street, on Thursday night.
s..s Yesterday morning IN ST Vincents Hos
ri.sL
---7--s- who gave the name Of Kay called him on
.ss telephone or Thursday and inquired about
Ms F.Eh d.. Dennis. the woman who died Al
~ Hotel Marseles on Tuesday night under
srs-i-i1-Is circumstance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
Country Property for Sale or to Let.

CNIrTCHOGUE HARBOR. l. I--BuIldiug lots FOR sale.
- elevation; harbor.
anf cedar pine furnished cottaEs
and E240 Sl2a season
6 SI25 and photos Apply q FRANK
r. FLEET Box 10 Cutch0gue. L /. or Blue Pr-1f
Works Myrtle Ave. Brooklyn. n 7.
FAR ROCKAWAY. EDGElIERE AND VICINITY.
Cottages Hotels and for sale WATFITN
" JONES. opposite PosrCf1ce. F.0CSaway-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
Country Property for Sale

IyOR sALE-I75 acres town volney. nliIes from
Il Fulton eight from Oswego. high state % culcva-
ton permanent stream q water fifteen acre amber
Ot soft and black line fences i1 good repair
cross fenced convenient lois hfy meadow with
out distractions fourteen farm house main
barn forty hundred feet eighteen feet posts vita
stabling attached Tor head. helusry
calf pen. adapted dairyius and ayr
culture fruit o. all Sinds, ter calves
farming tools 20 SUR
purchaser MARTHA NJ BARNES
OsweE0. New YORK
LyOR SALE-Fa-m of 100 acres. with "a story
house 33x33: barns. stables. all IN good order:
has been occupied by present summer resi-
denre. within = mile OF Ausabe Chasul. y z and
midway Kent Lake Chaup-aln- and
keeseviie. finely situated ia every respect Price.
$500 Also sites for camps and cottages on D1uE =
Bay Lake Champlain- Address A o. LIMFSON.
AusahIe Chasrr. y y
NOR SALE TENAFLY. " J.-Gentleuans country
u residence. ground m
OF Palisades Is rooms modern Improvements, har1
wood doors. stable. mans cottage. lawns shade and
fruit minutes from station. 45 minutes Man
haitian; s22 400 terms WILLIAM c. CLARKE. 30
West 56th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
Furnished Rooms.

n EXCEPTIONAL cppoRTUNITT Tires Enrsu-
y auv large baautfuliy furnished in1niea-a-s
possession HOTEL WALTON. lof west 'eh s.
q 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
Real Estate -anted.

IF YOU HAVE 5000 $4,000. $4,000. s25 900
Il more Thousands invest real estate ou- %
town property can be or service 20 you can Wirs
phone.
JAMES FRANCIS LESTER.
TeIephons 2S9--Broad 4I-43 wall Street
DROPERTIEs 90 rsat. sell. manage insure
CYR1LLE CARREAU. Agent. 5oc Sixth Ave. 45-h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.
Furnished Apartne to Let.

Elegantly furnished apartment private bath; 81 so
y. daily. including meals. two. So weekly. SIS.
THE VAN RENSSELAER,. - East 11th
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5000
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$1,000
500
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31

The following petitions IN oanAIup1.S ~. T-,j+a5
States District Court.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
THE ROSWELL TIARA
Continued from page 10

an nervous: Jeanette was sleeping quietly
zr-,a.r~ with her maid on watch
The problem IN itself was not a difficult
.-, The Thinking Machine began as he
}---...l 10 . big char with ewes upturned.
~T-c -.ousual, not To say strange features.
vf...- seemed 10 make II more difficult served
% e'--at-y II, as q matter OF fact.
lr the first place, burglars were instantly
r,---. .-e5 aS a possibility. They would have
Ee1 .rc-ythIng. not one small stone. Then
v-..s lir. Grantham, here: His mother
.--.-~ct -ge that he was quiet and studlous of
l.--t ana had an allowance of ten thousand
wear There was no need for him to steal.
T't.- -.-.erllber ALWAYS that he, no more than
.-- .-e else. could have entered the rooms.
Then We had only YOU, Mrs. Roswell, and
-r..- s-apGaughter There would have been
1-7 motive for You to remove the Jewel, unless
ya-- ..-ect was to throw suspicion the
r--I 51d not believe YOU capable of this. SO
there was LETT SornnaubuliS, or a wltul act of
ye-- -tcpdaughter's. There was no motive
f. -hc ia~t-your daughter has ten thousand
rs.-. Then sleep walking alone remained.
i -uDa-nbuliSTn. then who was the SOM
-.r. .-ll-t,' The Thinking Machine resumed
after he~it4ting. 1t does not seem to be
YOU Mrs. Roswell. You are not of nervous
tter -rnert. But your Stepdaughter! She
ksu.. -.-- from a nervous disorder SO pronounced
kh-- E.-, had fears for her mental condition.
-rh everyone else removed, she was the SOM
e t.-i-t. Even the cockatoo said that.
\aw let Us see how II would have been
-e To open the vault. We admit that
f.. me except yourself knew tie combination.
b .- a record OF that combination did appear,
therefore It was possible for some one else
Z. -..rn It. Your stepdaughter does not know
-f- lrnbination when she is in a normal con-
G.-. n ! won't say that she knows 1t when in
The -. -l-ainbuliStic state; but ! will say that
v.re- -u that condition she knows where there
Is ---.ri II II.
SHE was firmly convinced that something of
lCoeu concern to her was IN that vault. She
wa. -l.- after jewels-her every act, even to-
lrlar- showed that. What else2 Letters. |
knew svas a letter, or letters, before she said
so herself What was IN these letters is of no
consequence here. You, Mrs Roswell, consid-
eyed r vour duty to hide them possibly
DESTROY -nr-l-
E.-r husband and son turned on Mrs. Ros-
..t- .r.--irrlv. She stared from one to the
other r,'r'e--ly pleadingly. The letters con-
t.--a5 ~ee started 10 explain.
Nlrsr mind that i 5 none OF our business" ."
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
A TURN WITH STACKPOLE
Corhnaed Jr0n. paFs y

OF his fist and jerkin' him across me knees
with one and the same motion. why, this
rooster shanked, putty faced imitation amt
got nerve enough to kill a mosquito. He's
just pIayin' bad boy, that 5 all. Lend me one
of Your slippers, Dennis"
Ever see the kind of slippers they wear in
Connemara? They cut the tops of pair of
old brogans. Dennis's was that kind, and 1t
was lucky for Stackpole the hob nails well
worn down, for ] laid II on good and hot for
minute. Think of spankin' 4 twenty-five year
old man. who stood five feet ten and had an
income like a grand duke
| was expectin' him to froth at the mouth
afterwards, but when lets him up he lust
stands in a sort of daZe and looks At me. We
sets things to rights and goes on with the sup
per just though nothin' had happened
And say, from that on Stackpole and me gets
along too lovely for any use.
BY the end of ten days he and ! are playin'
land ball, and sparrin', and don' hurdle
races, all as happy as a couple of kids. The
blotches has faded out of his face the whites
of his eyes look natural, and he's forgot most
all about his nerves.
There was one thing couldn't understand,
though. Whenever we'd be settin' quiet and
I'd IooI, up quick, I'd catch him eyin' me as
close as a spotter. He was dom some
deep thinkin them times, | knew that; but
whether it was about homicide, or what not, |
couldn' puzzle out. The answer came sudden
when ii did come.
"McCabe, says he, walkin' up TO me, with
q queer look in his eye you're the first and
only person who has ever punished me
Mores the pity" says l.
=. You re right" says he. and ! want 10
thank you for doing II.
With that he shoves out his palm. And,
s'elp me! ! was 50 took off my guard that we
must have held our grip minute before !
gets it through me nut that he IS dead IN
earnest.
Say" says !, that sounds more like man 5
talk than anything I've heard from you.
Now, If YOU could Just revise your opinion 81
that mother Of yours"
He WINGED at that, same's il Ia slapped
him IN the face.
"Stackpole," says /, L take it all back l
guess there's more than the maxim OF = dude
to you, after all %
Looks like Ia guessed right, TOO from what
] hear Of him. The old man tells me that
Stacky's workin' fourteen hours a day, and
near drivin' him batty with his mistakes, Just
irwin u be of some use.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

curtly interrupted The Thinking Machine
Even with the practical certain knowledge
that Miss Roswell did open the vault" The
Thinking Machine resumed placidlv, "and
that she opened 1t in precisely the manner you
saw tonight, took one more step to prove it.
This was after. the second stone had dsap-
peared. / instructed Mrs. Roswell to place
little strawberry jam on her stepdaughter's
hands while she was sleeping. If this lam ap-
peared on the book the next time the vault
was found open, taken in connection with
everything else, it proved finally and con-
clusively that Miss Roswell opened it, This
jam did appear on the book. And now YOU
There was long pause. Grantham at last
broke the silence "Where are the two stones
that are missing?"
oh, yes" remarked The Thinking Machine
easily, much as if that trivial point had escaped
him. Mrs. Roswell will You please have the
Cockatoo brought in?" he asked and then ex-
planned to the others: a had the bird re-
moved from the room tonight for fear it
would interrupt"
Mrs. Roswell gave some instructions to a
servant who waiting outside.
He went away, and returned later with a
startled expression on his face The bird is
dead. madam" he reported
Dead? repeated Mrs. Roswell.
q" "Goodi" exclaimed The Thinking Machine,
rubbing his hands briskly together. Bring
1t in, anyhow"
Why, what could have killed it," asked
Mrs Roswell bewildered
Indigestion" replied the scientist. " Here
is the thief, he said he picked up the dead
bird. He had the opportunity; he had the
pointed instrument necessary to pry out a
stone-note the sharp, hooked bill-and he had
the strength to do it. Besides all that, he con-
fessed a fondness for bright things when he
tried to snatch my eye glasses. He saw Miss
Roswell drop the tiara on the floor. Its
brightness fascinated him. He pried out a
stone and swallowed it. 1t was painful, and
he screamed Jeanette This same thing
happened on two occasions. Your encyclo-
pedia will tell you that the cockatoo has more
strength in that sharp beak than you could
possibly exercise with two fingers unless YOU
had a steel instrument"
Later that day The Thinking Machine sent
to Mrs Roswell the two missing diamonds, the
glass head of a hat pin, and a crystal shoe
button, which he had recovered from the dead
bird. His diagnosis Of the case was acute
Indigestion.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

b hands Yes It was some rough, considerin'
+ hardest work he d ever done had been
buttons and liftin' high balls. He
d l II tar near an hour, though, before he
gel over the sawbuCk. SO Dennis and
fS -a and dumps him on a bed.
f- 60 near him again until supper time,
--- -..- he Says he don't feel like eatin'.
--Ht says /. Maybe you'll peel of
-.f -.- -1der the covers:'
j y. tho tired to undress," saws ne.
"lEeI. SAYS l. sleep with Your clothes on"
Then ! locks him IN and goes down stairs.
".er Il came To gettIn' him up for little
Ia --. exercise and rub down, Stacky groaned,
-.l said Ire couldn't move.
'tI -Sht." saws /. You can have your
--h -.a. and your exercise later. Dennis,
---E -r those pals
And -s, ] hadn't chucked but one pailful
d Gold wet water on Stacky before he'd
.H.--al his mind.
"D.-r catch il If You don't want to- says
-.-.Ha the shot bag plumb at the pit of
l.# -.-.H. But he wanted to catch 1t, and
= -e led got through he could do 1t real
- II was the same when he didn't like
- ..a t-E tor breakfast. He had his choice
ri ---- t. II goIn' without.
! I--.- -he forenoon We had a cross country
E punched al OF Stacky's clothes, and
--- AZ Old palr Of runnIn pants and
-e-- SO he didn't cut quite such a lordly
he had. and ] near run the legs of m
h. re | Jet hI,n back. After dinner he
4 a.
4 - De- -t-le he cuts loose on me. though. He'd
l n' his cigarettes and mixed drinks.
/ A- md rhe old man have arranged all
Z .e-aer. l suppose" says he glarln' at
4 :.-..= The rs-illc. " But ] want TO tell YOU
- .-e. shorty MeCabe, that you are going
I - o. regret your part IL it! I'm to have
tt r ION some day, and some OF II IN
] p re IN getting even with you"
/ - ~ cheerful young beast you are!'
J. Why ty the time YOU We had your
ta 1 nths you'll be strapped down IN a
..s nd sanewhcrc."
..- L-a ie wells covern' his face with
-ls. md -halzn Ike he had the ague.
say that 4P4lr o. me, OF HI"
ID = before he finished tellin' about IL.
ae tried ,a He grabbed the steak
The platter and made jump for me,
IN 1t Of dlshes. and bringin' in Dennis
Mother Whaley on the jump,
r the love # Hivin" says Ms. Whaley.
~ murder he'd be dom :"
-- ---" -- !. j. - he l--.:te out
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

STEWART ROBERTS, Health Culture Specialist Dept GOSHEN IND
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-27
RUPTURE
Fidelity MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
CHURCH EVENTS

Rev. S. n. Pilohard. the new castor
OF Union Church, will arrive from
Crisiield this week aud will be given
a reception on Thursday night.
A reception will be given on Thurs
day evening at Asbury M, T.. Church
10 Rev. "A. A. q. Westerheld, pastor
of the church, aud Presiding Elder
MoWbray. An orchestra will furnish
the music.
A double mission is being held IN
st. Paul's 4. Q. Church, conducted boy
the Jesuit Fathers, headed by Father
Soanlou, and every morning and
evening during the week special
sermons will be preached.
The Guild Of Bethany Baptist
Church held a meeting last Friday
evening al the residence Of Lizzie b.
and Ellsworth Hilbert, 40l South
Franklin street. Those present we're
Lizzie b. Hilbert, Katie Timer,
Helen Green, Lille Lee, Emma Miller,
Clara Burgess, Martha burgess, Lucy
Ionpacre, Edith Hanson, Aidie Hall,
Marion Buoy, Ester Lee, Ella Marlin
/ Walter MoKoeveI, GIorRe WhitenRck,
/ Elmer MaoElroy, John Ayers, Charley
Lewis, Ellsworth HILBERT Harry
| ROWAN, Barnard Reeder, Aubrey
| Whitley, John Hanson, Randolph
Ayers and Alfred Knox.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-27
PERSONAL

Miss Bessie Coyle is visiting in
Washington.
Miss Mary Rossell has returned from
a visit to Baltimore.
George Carton of Philadelphia, has
been visiting his parents in this city.
Mrs. Calvin Anderson is visiting
friends in Elizabeth, N. j., and New
York.
Frank T. Megaw has removed TO New
York, having secured employment
there.
John 4. Jakes of Washington, is
spending few days with friends in
this city.
Mrs. Claude Downs Talley of Phila-
delphia, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Murphy.
James Megary, Mrs. P.J. Ford and
u. M. Montgomery are at the Chal-
fonte, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Harry LungEen and Miss Carrie
Kerr Of Lewisville, Pa, are the guests
of Mrs. Amos Scott.
Jacob Phillips of Kennett Square,
Pa, has moved to this city, where be
has secured a position.
Miss Mabsl Thomas Of PHILADELPHIA,
was the guest Of Miss Cora Edwards
Of this city, on Sunday.
Misses Stella and Mary Moore have
returned from Penn's Grove, N. j. -,
where they visited Miss Beulah Roden
baugh.
Mrs. Walter d. Long is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wittum
OF Newark, n. j., formerly of this
city. Mrs. Long expects to return by
Easter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-27
second EDITION
TO PIPE MILL CREEK
And Supply it to Manufacturing
Concerns in Wilmington.
A FRANCHISE ASKED FOR
Application Made to The Street and
Sever Department
BY ATTORNEY H. G. EASTBURN
Who Says He is Not Interested
In p r. r. Co.
BY ATTORNEY H. G. EASTBURN
Who Says He is Not Interested
In p r. r. Co.
CITY OFFERED PART OF THE RECEIPTS

A new water project cropped up to-
dsy, when Horace q. EastbuTn. Tepre-
ss1ting clients, whose names be de-
ciped to give at this time, made aurli-
cstion to the Street and Sewer Depart
mspt for permission to lay Watsl pipes
m the streets of the city.
He offered a resolution, which was
read and referred, which will, if
sdoried, permit the company to las a
system OF water mains to supply water
70 manufacturing establishments ex-
olusively.
Mr.. Eastburn said the company,
which will probably be organized this
week, proposes, If granted the desired
frnohise, to pipe the water Of Little
Mill Greek into the city, and Gays
there is no intention Of supplying water
for domestic PURPOSES, contning the
operation to factories. Little Mill
Creek, otherwise known as Richardson 8
hun, Mr.. Eastburn said, contains a
daily supply of 4,OO0, COO gallons,
which, be believed, vas going to waste.
In his proposition be offered to give
the city so per cent Of the gross re
ceipts, after deduoting per cent, in
teTest on the investment, and / De
cent for depreciation.
Mr.. Eastburn promised to give more
definite information az to his clients.
The board took the matter under ad
Usement.
Nj. Eastburn said he did not repre-
sent the Railroad Company and his
project had no connection with thai
Of the railroad. He said some locaI
manufacturers and others would com.
prise the company which would be
formed
The board took no action on the re-
quest Of the Delaware Water Company
ior permission tU Icy pipes in the city
TO supply the PennsJ isania Railroad
Company. At the request Of counsel
for the &C mpany, the matter went oyel
until nexs week.
The board had intended 10 dispose
Of all matters which are pending, in,
cludiug applications for trolley fran
chises, but the trolley matters were
not taken up
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-27
CONDUIT EXTENSION

d. a A. Telegraph & Telephone Co. to En-
large Its Underground system.
The Delaware and Atlantic Tele-
graph and Telephone &c. is arranging
to extend it's conduit system, and at
the meetirg of the Street and Sewer
Directors, this morning, mace aFpli-
tatlona tor permission to make exten-
tions in different parts OF the city.
Ibe matter was held under ADVISE
,lent. The board will go over the
plans submitted and may take some
action at the next meeting. When the
matter came before the board Direo-
toT Gray said be thought the company
should allow the city one OF more
additional inspectors TO see that the
streets are restored to their former
condition. AS the project extends to
different parts of the city, be favored
granting the request Fiece meal, re.
Iuiring the work to be done in one
section of the city at a time.
Inspector Meredith, 10 reply {,
inquiry, said the company intends Il
employ about 300 men 80 DO the work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-27
IN VAL sTREEr TopAY.

Associated Press Dispatch by special wiret
Wall Street March 27.-Ihe first
prices of most of the speculative favor
ties at the opening of the stock market
today were unchanged from last night,
and of the remainder only few changed
more than Is. Small gains predomi-
mated. Smelling, with gain OF 5-S,
was the only feature. The dealings were
on moderate scale.
Prices ran off to below last night when
reports were circulated Of a disagreement
in the coal conference at indianapolis.
The movement was narrow outside of a
few stocks Reading lost 2 is Great
Northern, preferred 3 3-S and North
western pa. The tone was hesitating
though at some recoveries at noon. Bonds
were Irregular