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New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
Aaeust SEQ sol asked. sertcnber SIS hid October sl

sTB xa. ., aus
sf @ sna syrns Win market howsyer fsaGg
90 fair loalse good; lsG2oe prime. 2oQ22c: New Or
falS lssl5e soed prime a2g2ss 2s5$ss
aud September light offerings and small stock while
now e."p months shade easier In sympathy with
offered very sparasy sa;es i.2oo September as.Rc
100 November AZ soe. iSS Deenber az aoS.e rin-eed
steas %sS Hnnansea Refined PefFo'e % was ePeTgq
5d;as I1;5 s.eadard white ehis zoe bulk ago. Fhila
lcioc; Phliadelphia. loose: water whl,e New YORK
water white. cases. New York. ialec: philadelphia
lS9Se; lSS9S; CoTToNSEED OH. prime crude nil mills
$ss segsssS sG sT a s2 SS SnuS. M2
2es gSgsse prime white 49c prime winter yellow 43c
town raw. SIGSsc; Calcutta raw. ess LARD OIL esq
PRovIsIoNs--It was narrow market All day. and
about steady closing practically unchanged f from tie
iair export trade and demand from packers: mainly
estimated for TTiaay I kansas Sly omshp 9ee Sss
BEEF steady: quoted Mess ssdss so; fsmiy $ionsll;
HANS iS i ls sAoSS 4 5s sS r. 0sf S
he Il b SGs lie PcEed ahoaldrs nominal quoted al
Low steady; quoted; City Sse ceuntry ss535e LARD
asd sqaSy suo:sa sse qSd SSes: auo,sd:
SS0seS G9meSgpS a u @ q9eq s9 ,S5 "a sS6s g O ARNE %
FIcE-Rce was arn here as well primary points.
with fairly good busness AZ fun rates we 9gGte
dice reads 4SGs%c: fancy heads 5g5sc; extra ancy
heads J&G6c; Japan domestic, 4isQ4se; Patna Dag
5s.S: Java 4Eq5ha: Rangoon IN bond 2aGE ,.,r,,,
good business full but unchanged rates The follow
g are list prices subject TO rebate o. 10 o1s @ ana o
5eOe: crushed. b6Oc mould A. 525c cubes 515e; XAX
powdered 5O5c; powdered, powdered and fruit
powdered SC: Eagle eonfectoners graEuiated o lSs;
cartons 2lb bags nne and BIB bags fine granuated,
5O5c: standard granuated 4e0e; diamond A. 4sOc;
fectovrs' A. 4.T5c: No 455c No 2 s50c; No A50c:
No s:4Os: NJ 6. 4S5e: No 4SOc: No 4e5e; No 3.
4.2oc: No 0. 415c No TO- 4I0c No H. aO5c No ~ 4c;
Nos i3 IA and 10 seSc The London market fOr SUGAR
quoted ss 9sd and September at 9s 3D. The
worlds visible supply, Cabed By London. is 1000 600
tons, against 1S10Oo0 time last year. The local
holds firm basis with holders making higher
and paid prices follows Centrifugal.
es test 5-lGq4c; musGoyado 50 test 7-l6c and mo-
some business in centrifugal sugar was closed at price
equal &C. basis 90 There a COO bags
Domingo and Porto Rico molasses store
sisc. duty poi& basis 50 test. the American.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFnr Tho,. - New York. August % 1906
n Dl-lnere was considerable switching from near
trading .S ~ the coffee market during to-day's
g epout sO OO0 bags the total sales renoraS
Sh oags consisted of Operations Parr ~
c-e seiilns said 20 be against ,osr ana
iouide.ion , ana there was also Of local
49, cue 10 rather disappointing FraziIian MAJ
oeartsh opinions regarding the present cron in
OF Ienite developments regarding vaIor-
PA1n. lne market at unchanged
pes , 10 an advance Of points In response to steady
H-onIi european markets and private cable from
oVrerI tnat there yet siga the early
ana that the trees exhausted hut these
items faed 10 stimulate support and the rnere
,aetS.i ' uurlng the middle session was
gaLeL points up from the lowest and steady NJ nor
@ @Snansed prices 10 decline of points OF the Eu-
- .olSan markets. havre closed u franc lower which
Of b NOT & pad showing considering the course
Y Nc b1sh .iaF5et while Hamburg unchanged
- PIs tnsheT Rio remained nominal and Santos was
90. % re3 lo'yor Receipts full at the two
goIt out continued interior Santos noinfs
man advces from Brazil report the present
a.tus crop may reach much - 600
with normal yield Rio. mean record break
Als production The market spot confee was quiet
with quotations on the basis of sssc for Rio No z ~
me range OF contract prices In the local market to-
Day was follows: = - - Nt W
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. August %. 1906.
irt IS cars for slaughterers ana for the market.
8 s,es reported today. Feeling steady and 90
sAgsne ana STEADY last quotations. OF AT 70s:tc
.5dtfs from I4ve;so and London cattle markets.
rALyEs-Recs.n.s 'part late Yesterday were 300
hssi shout hsl. & |2;en were soid late WEDNESDAY:
--s5s quiet and limited ano the pens were not
-Te,r cleared Poor fairly good yeals sold at $50
s5 calves steady at 9dIS1:c per ID city dressed
.s ana 6dI2c for country dressed, with occasional
~ 'asIgIliae Wright & Co: veaIs las 70 average.
e, S 50 per 100 n; throwouis l9o 10. at 50; q
- and calves Dos 70. AT 81 2S: AZ grassers, l35
RsaFEP Il 81 AND LAMBs-Receipts we're 1875 cars. or
s1Se oea6 including for slaughtereTs and 1O1z
& tie market e 1ere st+ady and tn limited re-
rFr ock vas selling perhaps any higher than for
"a lss, Jew days during which The market has been
-S z: l0d25c higher. one that arrived late was
q ~ ,S h Ss al sS common 70 prime lambs al $40
aad cars rather choice SO 2S; culls at s6aS6 20
Dess,d firm al sqlOse Per ib' dressed lambs
sae.s sanders: 2O5 Pennsylvania lambs II n
n Al s. -. Pennsylvania sheep. 100 10 al So: l
Fs e shannon: lSs Kentucky lambs Ga H. at 50: 222
q n Al s. 60 i6 culls. - h. at SO: 2S Kentucky
xsEtSa 3 Co ls3 Kentucky lambs. ca 10. at IS 90;
Esniucky sheep l15 70 s. 90 10 culs 81 ~ az So
M 1s a. S 56 4 h. at So 3 2sS do Is i at IS 75 27
20 s. n s. 30; Dab Buffalo culls % 10 at SO 20
S'ais5ssy $50 5s1Ts bse - 1so @ "a a' at ss So
Jslifse Wright Co. 212 state lambs 90 n. AZ IS;
6 SSs 7 s. 4 BUCK st 49, ss-is IS 'ffs at s. ~ ~
Ansrew Mullen: - state lambs. 81 n. at s. 7S.
FOGS-Receipts cars. or sSA head. inctuGins
Ss .s g. 81 Vo!iS sell lover than yesterday Penn
glsEis and hogs fairly quOtabe AT SO sO9s7
sses-Aaarew Mullen date yesterday: p state .Acgs.
:s5sRs = Q Rse1sEs s5s n al Sc o de- 80 ~ 50
Ttin Shannon date yesterday): IS state hogs SoS
Z a 81: ! rough. so ID, al 50.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24

GOT CoTToN-The cotton market very un-
serted Today Trading al the opening very active
& 6rt later & became comparatively quiet and after the
close was steady at decline OF points August but
were reported Of 100000 bales. 1he market opened
weak at decline OF 6 10 q points with nearer
positions making low records
new crop months selling 10 % points lower
lnfoe OF the first Trading
setive. and there some excitement. with ali the
recent buyers for reaction trying sell same
time apparently. The break started by the lower
Liverpool cables reports that American
in liquieation IN the English market and
creased spot offerings from the Southwest
cline to ss2c Tor October and S96c for December
was very active covering by OF the recent big
sellers. and the decline was checked No reaconary
tendency OF consequence developed however owing
the absence OF bull bulsh sentiment
after rally Of only points became
irregular and reacted within points
lowest. The only to 3 points up from the
bottom the acte months Private cables from Liver
pool reported selling by buyers and increased
offerings from the
Southwest saying that farmers willing
their cotton and that further declines expected
Southern spot markets according 10 official reports
unchanged to 3-l6c lower. Houston reported Of
1000 bales at decline of i-l6c. Wires Savannah
reported comparatively LITTLE Offering with
the market.
The range OF prices market to-
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
OTHER MARKETsRY TELEGRAPH.

cndnnati Aug 23.-HOGS steady; butchevs' and ship
es So s0as6 50; common. s. 35qS6 10 CATTLE slow;
hE 70 good shippers. S4 40Qf5 20 common. s29s% 80
SHEEP strong s. T5g$4 70 LAMBS strong and active
Essf Bunaio Aug 23-CATTLE-R Receipts. 75 head;
EarEe steady WIKI demand; prime steers. 50 .SG
S. - Shipping sJqS5 CO: butchers 81 50d 50 40 NEALs
Reesipts IS head: market active and 5e higher al
fs59HsS gDEs-Receipts. 400 head; market slow
5gl0c lover heavy 70GS6 20; mixed. Workers and
Fgs SO 7l6Sc 10. stays. S4GS4 20 SHEEP and LAMBS
Reee!nts head market active; sheep steacy 4aDs
- hEfer lambs S5dsS 80
Kansas civ Aug CATTLE Receipts. 6oOO head.
udng 80, South.rns: market steady 10 lOc lower
strong export ard dressed beef steers
fair SASS Western steers - 10
fss sicers ard feeders s. s0q$4 So southern steers
GGdSs: natIv. COWS S2dgs: native heifeTs. 81 COG
GE. buIs - l0as3 y: calves s3GS6 80. HOGS-Re-
mead. light steady 10 sc lower; heavy og
tarer Tor s. 81. bulk Of sales S60S6 %; neaEy,
HgasC; packers - 9oaSG % pigs and lishts 80 ,og
80 SHEEP-I2ecepIs LOCO head: market steady ana
Erte Lambs SadST 90: native sheep and yeaTllngs'
5as5 "a Western clipped yeaIngs. 50 2J9e5 %; West
clipped sheep 25dS5 10: sockers and FEEDERS - "O
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

sTd WeseFs yti IS 1910 futures firm; septempeT;
rEsi ne s. s 60 old = sad; quiet; sepIein-
eF IS -. Iocenber Is 6&d; January. new Is @ 2,sa.
gai,r steady HOPS in LONDON G'acihc Soast2 IN Tl; 4;
2 IQsGfi 15s BEEF daI; India mess. COS FOttiS
eaie MIN. mess X ,sterr SIS Sd HAMshort cut, IA
2 10 r. quiet IS I'd BACON steady; Cumberland CUT
= 70 .n H. -os CJ-TNEATS-ShoTt Eib 10 - q ID
= ni6dies ielt. Is 70 "a II. DDS %; 90 neSeS
ss slnrr clear bacl1s. III 10 20 ID ass;
hfs /. to G n IDS: shoulders square II l3 ID. dull
go LARD quiet; prime Wes;ern IN tcs; 4ss 49,; y"
american grGacs n pals 4Js. Bt IEEK steady' Hes'
teiei States g-s: good s5s CHEESE strong amer
sn eaest white 59s. Go colnrea s:.s 50 "a a.
Prime city nrnl PCS TI-RPENTINE-Splrlis 5te.aGy'
ss5d EDSlN-l,oalsnoD dViet, - I'd PEI 6sOise1I
Refined quit 6asG. LINSEED OIL steacy, 2ls Oo'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24

r-,-,ng the fiscal year just closed the number Of
Dne ton miles increased s5e4 per cent and
sN'.-A. earnings gained nearly 81 per cent. while
tess-,fVhf train mileage expanded only little
% - Nan per cent e:dent 10 the heavy I'm
Eg 10y IN the train load og % per cent. The car
- ~ -es also increased = per cent. While the
..-,ge - revenue per ton mile remained about the
a@seS, viii be noted that the cost reduced
So ,san IS per cent. thereby increasing the averA
- - nei earnings per ton mile more than 42 per
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
Notice of Summons.
SuPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW

4
York County of New w EmIen Roosevelt
John E Roosevelt Trustees under an indenture
and between Baron Clemens Zedlitz OF the first
part Cornela CaTnochan Roosevelt Of the second part
l. Roosevelt OF the third and James a
Roosevelt Alfred Roosevelt and w Emlen RSoseveS OK
bearing January 3sth, 1883. plain
fs against Baroness COrnela c. ZedItZ and Hilda C..
Zedlitz, defendants Summons: Trial desired In New
York County. To the above named defendants and To
of them You hereby summoned 10 answer the
n and OF your an
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after
the service this exclusive OF the day OF
service and in your failure appear
Judgment be against you by default for the
demanded the complaint.
July 5th. 1906.
GEORGE C. KOBBE plaintiffs Attorney Office and Esost-
office Address. Nos. AZ and as Wall Street Manhattan
Borough New York City. n. y.
Hilda c. and each Of them: The foregoing
by publication. pursuant to
an order Honorable James a. blanchard Justice
of the Supreme Of the State Of New York dated
July 23d 1906 and filed with the complaint in the office
of the Clerk OF County OF New York the County
Court House Borough OF Manhattan. OF the City
OF New York, the goth day OF July, 1SOo
Dated York July Goth 1906
GEORGE G. KOBBE, plaintiffs Attorney. Office and Post
Office Address Nos Al and 46 Wall Street. Manhattan
Borough. New York City n Y
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24

zoe per 100 n. No large buying the moment. Re
- PTS hay and reported at the Iroiuce Ex
change AZ noon to-day: River Railroad 800: Erie
$40: Pennsy vania I0 ehsh Valley, ia Baltimore
Ohi, boats 100: canal boats 81; total lI5T
tors PCcerts = sta % ,cr-
roledo Aug. y 23-CIovERSEEt1-Cash 81 20; october
ana December q 80 Al.SIKE, prime. 81 o.. TIMOTHY
prime 81 s5s RYE. 40. {. soc.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ OF NEW YoRK.-Aexander Mckenzie Jones.
Plaintiff against Alice J. Jones' individually and sole
surviving executrx trustee under the last will
testament OF Alexander Mckenzie elder
Laura II OgIe Julie H. Adams. William E Jones. Alice
Mckenzie Price Jones. Thomas fsrdwoOd Mache jr.,
Charles c. o. Macfe Frank Adams. Anna J. Mckenzie.
Alfred NJ Ogle individually and administrator with
the viii annexed Alexander Mckenzie. the younger
ceased Alfred NJ. Ogle Kenneth l. -Ogle. NJ.
Ogie Edward a Ogie Marjorie Ogle. Gilbert E Ogle
Louise Jessup Esther G. Selby Title
and Trust Company, defendants. To the above-named
DEFENDANTS: You hereby summoned TO the
complaint In this action. and copy your
answer on the PLAINTIFF attorneys within twenty days
after the this exclusive of the
OF service; OF failure appear
will be taken against by default
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York. June 18th. 1906.
JOHNSTON & JOHNSTON. Plaintiffs Attorneys ONCE
address: and 10 street.
haitian Borough. New York City
To the defendants Laura II. r. Oge. Julie II. Adams.
William F. Jones' Alice Mckenzie Price Jones' Thomas
Girdwood Maele jr. Charles C. D. Macfe. Frank Adams
J. Mckenzie. Alfred NJ. Ogle individually and
with the will annexed OF Alexander Mcen
younge- deceased Alfred NJ Ogle, jr. Kenneth
/ Ogle. NJ Ogle. Edward A. Ogle Marjorie Ogle
Gilbert Ogie Ester Seby Louise Jessup Jones.
foregoing summons by publication
pursuant order Mr. Justice James A Blanchard
the 10th day OF July 1906 and filed with the
paint the Office Of Clerk Of the County OF New
the County Courthouse, County of New York. on
the 18th day OF July. 1908
JOHNSTON & JOHNSTON. Attorneys for plaintiff, Nos.
10 Centre street Manhattan Borough. New York City
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
CENTRAL FOUNDRY ANNUAL REPORT.

rbe Central Foundry Company reports for the
ii rear ended June so last as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
Citations.
THE PEOrLE on THE sTATE or NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by tho grace Of God free and iHdepsndsn p to
pn pigSt CsaSin AneeInc Iyie Helen CHAPLIN Jane
Chepn Mqnroe. Frank Chaplin Homer Chaplin; Ere
Ann Martatto Carrie Jessen Alfrstta Eibby Grace 3
chadTick Le7i sChoonmakeI. EiizuT W sage. iteeR S
James II sage Albert H. sage. Sarah NJ. Gardner Julia
BAXTER Mary Elizabeth Geer and all the heirs and next
MaTgoret ct sage Charles osborne and John p Mum
Torates s f Court Of our County Of New York to have
s STo d @ n rs % bo ea ad @
duly S as the last Of VII . 2nS oS q
each OF you cited 70 before
in the county Of on the 2lst day Of septemher
o'clock in forenoon Of that day then and there TO
the probate % OF ss 9 I' aS @ are anq S age
Of twentyone are required d. to appear by ysur
pear and apply one be appointed u the event
appointed by Surrogate 20 represent and act for YOU
In testimony whereof have caused the seal Of the
surrogaes Court Ct ,hs s9d G2nty OF New New 1SFE TO e
l. o% sa coan of our 5 ,sd 1sS ou5y sy Of Of
July In OF Lord thousand nine hundred
anu Clerk OF the surrosate's Court.
CHARLES A GARDINER, -,,
A''0shSS Mum. IL Ia-ai Park New York city,
A,toTneys for Petitioner Margaret O. Sage 80 Broad
rJvUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
the Gree Of Cod free and ct To
Jolr.son Stella MainWoriug Sharp. Mrs. Jane paws
sarah Richmcnd Mrs. cbert Noah. Lionel Noah Harry
= Eoah and 10 pefs.ns interested IN the estate OF
Helen Rolls Eoiam lac county of New York de
ceased as creditors l@gatets cf kin Ctherwiss
eend greeting and each Of hereby cited and
required personally ~ and appear before Surro
gate OF he county Of New York at The surroEates
Court az gaid County the County Court House
In the ,o1ntv Of New on 2atk day Of Septem
ber 1900 AT half past o'clock the forepnon Of THAI
dav hcr and judicial settlement ~ the
Ceo,nt proccc OF stella J. Kahn execuirix
OF ire last will and Of said deceased; ard
Of you hcrehy cited as are under the age
Of required 70 appear by Your
guardian nave II have none, TO appear
ap,ly for 70 be nppo!ted OF IN the event OF
yolr Or failure l. d. guardian will he
ponted y SurroRp:e represent and for you
procecdiu@.
IN testimony whereof have caused the seal Of the
Surrogates Of the said County of New
be heFeunto affixed. Witness. Hon
fSeall Thomas. a Surrogate % said
County. a County New York, I'd
day OF August. the % Lord
thousand nine hundred ard six.
DANIEL Z. DOWD%EY.
T''"rt ~ tho SurroRa;es Court.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

Of New York-Robert c. Morris and Henry r Fay.
partners Morris Fay Plaintiffs against Edgar ".
Bassck z. Passck Frederick C. Bassick Will
lam X. B9ssies. Minnie A. Waiter Mary A. Fleming and
PENDANTS: You are hereby summoned 10 the
plant action. and a copy your
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days the
OF this summons the day
n @ your failure judg-
taken against you by default relief
demanded in the complaint
Dated, New York. July 2Oth. 1905
GUTHRIE B. PLANTf Attorney for Plaintiffs 13j
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan New York City.
To he Frederick
oft fors9-oing
upon by publication to order Of
Honorable Edgar spencer Justice OF the Supreme
Court State New York. dated 18th day OF
August. 1896 filed complaint In the
the Clerk OF the County OF New York, New York
CITY '"A IG-h day of August. 1sl6
Dated, New York. August 10th. 1906
GIiIihIHt y. ILASTE Attorney for Plaintiffs. OffiCs
Office address i.sj Broadway. Borough of
or
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSC RIPTIOSs fOr The
~ Tribune received their UPTOWN Office. No ASis
liroadw-N tewecn :ith and nth sis until oe; ok M
Advertisements received the following tFauch uess et
gsgunr chce raicH until e'eo'k p NJ vn q ~
. 4. la1 9Th l@th ~ " s-Aat
lsta 81 e5s Nest ao1 81, zE4 and A1s -sSAs
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
The Chesapeake s. Ohio Railway

allows stopover Covington. Va through tickets
,rnenrati, Louisville. Chicago 81 Louis and the wes
for trip o Virginia Hot Springs
Pullman compartment via Washington leaves
y. Y. p arrives Springs SO a. time
Excursion tickets e.. o:hcc 1G2 Broadway. cas-
9TH Ave ard Peana- II, r. and connecting lines
FRED sTERRY. Manager Hot sErnss. Va
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
WABASH EASTERN LINES.

'.. chi expenses Of the Wabash lines east Of 4
t--.,s So gor the fiscal year ended June 80 last:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
VIRGINIA
Virginia Hot Springs

$500 FEET ELEVATION OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Waters, baths. hotels and scenery nowhere equalcd
Rheumatism. sout and nervous diseases cured. Com
pete hydrcth apparatus japanese palm room.
golf swimming pool fine livery and outdoor pnstIues
TIE NEW HOMESTEAD is modern IN the stFiceFt
direct y Y. wire.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
SuvrogatcS' Notices.


ANDEHSON. COItNELiA.--iN PURSUANCE
"a .-s-r II ,f.I.. ai.4cr c. .aoiiss. Surrogate
y Ne q f.eA Srcs. LJ;re heirDs given 10 All
F'ssas ssa-issr -frri: AnGsIscn late -:
- Cg-. So Nors. cs-~a-e. PTescI.t tr
40 Asess =t..~ti - s1. r.1sT. et H.: rlaoe
A".t 2-..-heIi..s.. 80 ~ Nsi streec. The B0r-
- Z a4ia.@... -'iT ~ A~~ sF@. = before iHs
y -y-fclr- sSUb
ie-.;. sis. 80 3,Hh dss - Ms.c. :s,g;
az, .-3r.tEI1A X ANE..!-I. .>H.eGtTIH
a Ei...L r Fs1.i.,i t;isgFF. >oI~sne
-s-'ff@. A-- - 'gai S::er,. R.tcJgn Manhattan.
80 u Arw rorN-
: t:i;si:AACE or Az ORDER OF HON.
= ~tasf gaonas "a s.T.rEs-e = the cunt, II
4rFk ADtic- - =sets 10 eli persons 80 r:ng
f@sa.- !'T-Gcr. prcseas the sane
tf - sl.,. is-s. u as os.v ~
.,z.esiils ~. .il "a Ta- tiry
- a. Ae~ goIb. = hes4rs 'iig :btA d4y Vt Icto5rr
ba;,l :lsw sag. SIC s:a asy II Apui isos
a'.+st,NNt-E A2sf1fA. -@igusinIdtTafor
SSafCAts & cary Ats.s)Eg.
Attsil4-s esr s..fn.n .stratnr
20 s:Rn stfee:. :; y 'iiy.
u rF'ESEANCE OF Az ORDER OF :ION.
=, Plans F.I1stiaa. surfosa.e IL s;. ,i,urry u
.F Yak. Is 1sfetsN given = iayl -
Sna n+a-st 2os~ ienNins .. sse County .:
- -preaseG. p .-.-l~-ers
1919 Fnbsr-iier his STAGE II Ffsn-..ct ng
.-,-t-s - t,s 81. iEHe -s@"r-. :ne ~
a. Tf--f~r. - va -.- So = Octo-
Il. - william =. TAEgg A1,na. .s.faIcs.
-=-isS .Ses HcEs. tAs l0th dss % 42S!i. l9G6
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
College of Saint Elizabeth. Convent Station

Near Morrtsto.n. J. CatEcE;c institution for the
higher education Pun collegiate and yr.para-
Empowered @ confer degrees. Un>Irpassed
for hsalthfunsss o., location. for catalogue and fu
particulars address the President
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
NEW JEKsEl

SOMERSET INN
AND EIGHT COTTAGES. BErsSARDSVILI.E. S. g.
IS miles from New York. LaeHawsnna Il. r.. NlA w
23j Christopher Barclay Ferry Altitude SO fssI
Opens May 10 BENZ. r. PHELPS. Manager
Telephone sB. BcFnsrGsvfilo.
NEW YORK.
A SARATOGA SPRINGS. " View Columbian
a. Hotel opposite Congress Springs and Convention
Hall Terms, European. $3.50 daily. including bath;
American. $3.50.
4 Ell EGANTIY FURNISHED APARTMENT pri-
l.. hath. 81 daily; including meals as
weekly; one. SIS 90. VAN RENSSELAER, L. East nth.
NIrATCHOGUE HOUSE. East MOriches StusteI a.
w GTeaG south Bay: good table, iSsa p4s-
" ~ e IT, TERRY. Manager.
I,RYsTAI LAKE HOUSE Freeport L. I-Modera
" family hotel. open until Dec Separate dining room
FOR Diabetes speciality. L. =. FROST. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
Musical.

INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL AKr.
CAt1lcxue from Registrar. 81 Fi,r1 Ave
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24

For Both sexes-City.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
RYE SEMINARY For .ss-s,s sss;.ss'
Mrs s J. LIFE, Tire Misses STOWE. Ryc New Yo

THE Misses Metcalfs Board
Il Girls. TarTytOwu. N. Y Co
cal Culture. Tennis. Basket n
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
Country Board.

AUGUST. SEPTEMBER AND ocsonEG HoA&btaS
reduced house 81 f-rt from OCEAN Address
p " Box 80. ROchpOFt Mass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-23

opin ions of the people and put them into
enduring In W,
The Rev. Hugh Black, the fourth speaker,
responded to the toast. Religion and Com
merce."
Among the members of the Chamber
present were John Jacob Aston, Jules :.
Rche. George Clinton Batcheller, August
Belmont. Cornelius n. Bliss. Emil J.. Boas,
George G. Boldt, Charles r. Buckley. John
Clahin. Henry Clews, Robert G.. Clowry,
George H. Coutts. Harvey +. Fish, Henry
NJ. F1agler, Henry G. Prick, George Harvey,
William II. Jackson, P%ercival Kuhne, William
T., Leeds. jefferson VI. Levy, Clarence n.
Mackay. Comptroller Metz, y. q. Mills,
Jordan l.. Mott. Robert G. Ogden, Robert
Olyphant. Charles j.. Peabody, George W.
Perkins, Franklin Quinby, Samuel Rea,
Daniel G.. Reid. John HArsen Rhoades,
Jacob II. Schif, Isaac n. Seligman, Lispen-
ard Stewart. William Rhinelander Stewart,
James Stillman. Nathan Stratus, Isl dor
Straus. William n. Tuuesdale, Frank A.
Nanderlip. n. II. Vreelaand, William X.
Wilcox. II. p. Wilson and Richard Young