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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
.1rHT DUEL IN STREET.
,:or Shot JVM Die-His 4ssdilant
Seriously Cut.

.,-s ~ early mass III the Roman Catholic
NeF F .be Annuncia ton. North 5th end Have
hure" william, shurE. yesterday morning were
axe - r,srjC waea several shots rang out in
.hfo" - front OF the churcl; and q bullet shat
he - ~ ,be large stained windows. When the
srea -. from the church they found two men
neoP'e -onscial;s on the pavement, one of them
fins revolver in his right hand and the other
hao'e stiletto one had long slash that
3st-n,.5 from, his right to the point OF his
81 r.. other was bleeding from bullet wounds
a.. Rad zud abdomen
~, 80, who had taken part in the duel were
III ,-arjito Of fSo. 66 L>nrinler-st.- and Tomaso
Mo" ~ %o 81 JacBSon-St- They were close
SUI MIL last SATURDAY. when Sauter accused
-, 90 being too attentive to young woman
~ ssuter vas engaged 10 marry. Both at
go . marty in North 7tf-st. that day. and
va usre exchanged. but the other guests pre-
Bows Sino5shed When the left the house
rene roth said they would get revenge
tIeF ,s-c-7irc. when the met in front
Testeraaz ~ the Arprnciatan Carii1o pulled
ctafT;o and slashsi OF part Of Sauters ear and
Sue deen Fash down the cheek to The chin
q efore Cardito could SLASH him 3Sam p.Iiet
I'D his revolver aud fired, sanding a hu ruler
gllsts 5~a-dto,s body As Cardito fell Santer
ire second shot striking the prostrate
f "a ~ the head and fract'TinE his skull SaE1eI,
sTeN.,,t7,t beside the body Of his enemy. AS ne
RI IL eroa Two more SLOTS. 1t was one ot jhese
si iI.rs that struck the church window ana thfe"
oss ms collins of the Bedford ave station, sent
= -e-c~7-as - Keep the crowd hack. ana also sent
~ -. cq1l - INC Eastern District Hospital When
ere IN 4 serious condition ana hurried thern 10
nc hos0,Ja ~ -. .. -,-,r
y, tlar ,sr4o could not live sauter's wounds
- sos serious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02

s. IS I'' h. 81 81 Is DO IS ID at 81 co. DO S's
n NsS o 81 i bulls 2 a % = 80 T.
" R. Hume: bulls, 675 ID, at So 50.
Guiding fo butchers os7 the MARKET Of hg
were not inclined to pay the extreme figures % week
and prme veals fe1 OF &c and others c5a5oc There
vas an easier feeling for BARNARD stock about ever
thing offered vas disposed Of Common {" choice Das
s. 5oaS4 5e barnysrd stock S2asf car Of Western
calves az private terms but supposed 70 be IN the nsS
%0iac per 10 Tor city dressed veas and Sa2c oT eo0n
s, 4 g. sen Is e. g. s Do - a aa >. It s.
IS IL, At 81 so d. - III At 81 BARNARD calf $40
Gus Ta: ss y a 80 81 % p. nq IS d9
8 r a. 10 d. "a IS al S So 81 81 Do n at $ IS 70
do es ID az s.; barnyard calves .@S H. at IS 5: o.
-. 5es wrg1 s &c q sas 13s T. at 80 80 do
4 * oSs & O.: : teaiy - II st SO Is. do, 49,
". L Hume - veels ~ n, At 50 80; Il Do ~ n
70 s. so g. s ss ri a. Gales s at s g. l. Srnyard
=. s S. is :! S. 80 8 It Sc g s
shannon yeals ~ 70 st So 20 2s 90 e. -
barnyaT q cal caves $50 n a, s. 60 CO. 53s H. 81
DO. 2s6 n. at 50 l2s u 90 2eI ID At S. ,,s,, ~
S.. 1e DC los n At s. .: ~ n So 10 do q
50 Is: o. i4o n at IS So leo 10 Al s.. dc 70
Newton & Go: / veal 1875 H. So so; DO. Sc ~ at
SHEEP AND LAodRS-Recepts for two days vere ~
S.451 head. including % Tor sanheTeTs No
IL making, with the stock held over az
sGti-st. wards Saturday, 1@'a sale oneeeP
showed TO-DAY and ton grades were 20
higher lambs light receipts. jumped &43 gi5 some
SOC higher quality q stock sold foT On
Saturday. exception of few late
sheep sold per loo n; Cuils Al y VES"
dnaTv S7ESS %; culls at So 10 aIe
Of Canadian Dressed quiet a. @2N1uc Per
ID; dressed lambs steady ct 1lnl"'ec -.
Commission COMPANY geo blIlao ai
81 p S. - 100 10; 2l2 &c - II az
do 10 SIS $50 DO. So 10 az 81 10 2o Do q II.
81 IS. 10 Buffalo sheep. 131 n a. 50 o9 81 o. IL
i harrington: 2o2 Ohio lambs, 81 n: at S. 2s -
Newton & Co: Ohio lambs. IS . at :! a ~
Ohio sheep li3 II, at S5 Is 90, foi 10 al 81 -
Ohio yearlirgs 20 -. at So, 100 -
Saunders lambs 40 n. ct So 10; l93 dG;
n - Go n. 81; 46 Pennsz yania 90 S
H. 81 IS cllls. IS h AZ 81 46 n az -,
90 state sAeep 112 ~ $ so Do. 10 n At So 90
12c n a. 81 50: 10 Penasylvars % q - a. e ~. u
State cul}s so n IS; . Do 30 n. a - 80
f Hume 2o3 stete lambs r. $ &C. 70 a.
Andrew mullen state lambs s. =. a 81 sheer.
100 & "a 3 do. tcullsl 81 10 IT 81 -
= G. Curtis Z Som state lambs. s. n At = o.
2 sheer 80 10 at 81: buck. 80 ID. a. 50
HOGS-ReceiPts we're S. cars 1876 head. includ-
Buffalo advtces. State and Pennsy
fairly oUotable SIS 30 to IS 90 Per 100 N
Country but steady at 5l2 to e per
n for heavy 70 light weights
Sales Sanoers = Stste hogs - n average a
s. - per 100 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
THREE BOY BURGLARS CAUGHT.
R-oks INTO Grocery for Liquor and Were
Disguised at Finding None

TREE - t-s youngest burglars the police have
.-sr bea III their custody were arrested early
se+srGay evening ~ Patroiman Frawley. Of
ss East 25th-st station. According TO the
,.troIrlan they broke into The grocery store
n Edward Refter. at 80. Isl 2d-ave. The
Oldest boy is oniy eleven years old.
Mrs Edward Borden lives in 4 fat at 80. go
rssr 3lst-st which overIochs tie rear Of Raj
,s-,s grocer Larry yesterday evening she saw
ta-se boys busy near the rear door Of the store
She Watched them q moment and then hurried
70 tbs gate from the street 70 the courtyard
opening the gate sfe cried.
Don't you dare 10 Try to get out. II you
&C. i sho1t
Hrs Jordan then called Patroln2an Erawley,
FrauIey found sthe three boys with wagon
rds5 high with a miscellaneous assortment Of
ero-e-.es. tobacco and cigars. on the ground
near TIE = agon was a crowbar.
On tna way 70 the station one Of the boys.
according 10 FTayvley. volunteered the tnforuaa-
ron tfet sDe lob wUZ such z hum one, dey
didn't want 10 TAX about il
Hos Iia ~ou get in - asked the patrolman.
oTyid &c crouruar. OF course was TIE reply
IF crle Of the youngsters. We busted de S2ta
opsn foistr den We pryed open De door 70 Dc
joint. OATS nov
and addresses IS fellows Nike Dolans eleven
rss-e sd 10 81 East 40th-st.: Fred McCabe
zen. 10 80 East 3+th-st.. Herbert CoEalin ten
70 G13 25-ave.
WIS 6E5 you break in that storee" demanded
c.rCeart Cullen after the names and addresses
had been entered on the blotteT
Well I tel De 1rut, Sarg, replied Dolan-
-ho seemed 10 be the leader Of the trio, I'VE
rent n tec Sit er BIT Of booze, but dey wuzn :
none dzrt
THOSE bows are as to,,eh as the man who was
the sergeant EaIf IN pity and half in disgust
ss he slammed the blotter closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
orHgR mARksTs-RY TELEeRAPH.

Kansas CITY. jan 1--cArTLE-Rec $500; no
souerns fed steers oa25c higher other csttls strong
% 10c higher export and dressed beef Steers
S 25gS6 far q good So 55aS5; Western fed steers
IS 5S5: stocters feeders 50 754S4 50; Southern
steers 50 o66S4 80: Southern cows S2QS5 IS:
I'VE cows. S264 native hsifsrs s34s5; bulls s. p
Kat 5Q4]zc lover closed weak tops s. 2273 bulk q
ass 20; pigs and lights. 81 5fG$5 10 sHEEP-Fe-
$500 market stroaz higher native lambs
seer 60 Wese-r lambs s6dE7 So fet ewes YEAR
lings 81 5ogS6. Western fed yearlngs s. 75as6 30;
East suffalo ian. lea TILE Receipts 900 head
strong % i5e hieaer prime steers s. 50$o - si2rng
81 7JlS5 tutches 81 25dS5 lefers IS a
COWS So 1884 bulls 50 5n7S4 30; stocsrs and
FEEDERS $31S4 So LETTERS 81 25dSS: fresh
ana sPrtngers 50 Per head higher S20GSee ZEAL,S
Receipts 600 head: SIS 5odS9 90 Hr1GSFeceptS
2o500 head sc5iEe 57l7c licher heavy Enixe3 an5
s. Is stszs S36S2 so SIEEP end I.AAIBS-Receipts
200 hesd. active sheep steady: lambs 23c hsasr
lambs SIS 2a6Ss yesrltres. IS 50QS6 s. wethers 50 o
So s. 25gs5 50: sheer. mixed S3d$5 50 Canada
lambs. 81 25GST G5: western lambs 81 5eQS1 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02

Totsl . Ell parts -e------.-
Ic-a-s q al parts LAST week

sg2tat-9-s fo- tssvss-ccod = choce native steers
oroinar g. s =aas4 oxen stag 81 25aS4 &C. bulls
ne scar a.. S 1o4s5 s.
BEE FS--rsaiis so--. soos to choice steers steady
r shade lSneE- others SLOW shz da lower. nulls
s.sss S e38S5 81 54ls s. s69S4 COWS 81 !sas5 50
Dressed ast quis.s native SIDE 57qqo per n Eeais less
sa5 2?g5ae ioTsa barnard calves * oaS4 So
lsrnTsrd s.os s5FSf dressed calves SLOW and 80
SHEEP ir1 "a ,F ga is &c higher: i8n2bs 2nq
s7qss = & e 1sEs7,s5 Isln5s DreEsed mutton
''1sev 4 5ealoc ri 4 dressed lambs at 1lQl2z
. - IS sosTIs 5esssd h9gs stesey 30 cars q
tsggr-sTl-s = 5 als lot 15sE5c with the
- - e. ne l.ls' pc 5;,b - cars
sssdy shade higher saiesmen thought that t5e
e. 'as o21-st yards sellers quoted zoe ashe er Hsr Of
80 so-o COVE were Quiet bat n9t o"ct ~ <. sc ooa5
es4 cows {, ST 756Sa 20 Tle trade n dressed beef vas
Pes ware aT - range q zasc Per 70 f9T i've
eT2o s15 I3adon cables i.t EsceySa qH25fd With
d aore - ne Roman b laden gitt 700
ss5ts alsly III de5 between J. shambers son am
sas-Stsru.a1 3 cgyer: Il virginia steers 1879 -
g lis 81 q, % 30 % l2Sl r. s. Is 70 o. 1929
z'st l32 s = e. 20 g 90 g. is u % y
1889 n o. p q liee n 2. a. s ana g; 2
, saE1s-s IS ro steers. 1870 n e. - 20 - - AZ
- \ Virginia dc l2A' n az :. ~ -
- n SsT5 - do 1888 n, at 81 81 - 3} 1i ooi
ss5 Z s. -. . sto~kers SCI ID a. :" A. 21tI
a 8 - lows 1li4 n. At g so: 20 az e. ~ q,
: = 2 iIi5 y 81 So ~ IS 90 165e ~ a. s. So, -
r. gu 4 - CO. 1000 n. a. 81 10 : 20 SO ID
. 3 2s 90 sec n a. 81 81 DO s43 N. at 81 as
a. g g - do 1I3i 70. It s. 40 Indiana buis I''o
a = ~ 1900 n. st 81 &C. 1855 II. a. % IS; i
- 1877 2 3 %
Tsbn shaRaoa: 20 Indians steers I2.o = at s. 30.
e 1880 =, 81 s. e5 1870 -, ~ So cows. 1907
= s. q do Ifs 81 so, do SOS II, a. 3 =
Z o. 81 ~ ~ s. "a II a. 7Hs n. AZ - so
GePhsrson q ca. q FTgriA steers ISL n a. - 30
g l20a n a. 81 50. % do 1i&9 r. a. - 30 y ssers
s-fs and COWS 10q n 50 81 = do 9l5 n 81 So 80
= q 1928 r. 81 81 os bulls 1855 m al So IS IS cows
= = - 50 10 SIS 10 a. - ,o.- II . e *.
s-tr1berr son 10 Ohio steers. iZA3 IL; AZ - 10
80 n 8. CO a. 1852 10 al % 20
Z Erns-ein- % Kentnchy sls@IS 400 H. a - -
d. e 1890 N. s. 60 ..o - .. -
is:3 81 e7lz Il 1867 H. a. - G1A Fl Illinois
lil3 10 a. s. . rus $50 Ii. - 3 50 ce~s 79 II,
a. q -.
: = clrt.. 8 son : bulls szs ID. at q cows els
= e "a HAS IN 50 ~; Do, vi 10 az g -,
g. 94s n 81 . 70. o. SIP b ~ e p n do SIS
g. =. i "a. 81 h. 81 s. c. 30 H. a. 81 2"
Je1a Dlees. Gun. 1890 H. 81 81 IS 90 1920 r. AZ
: 2 do 721 u ~ So COWS. 500 10 a. g - 10 q,
-, H. g. 80. l. 91s ID. at e %. 90 90 ID q
+aarsv Mullen. bull 1880 h. a. So g. d. I'D 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02

\ EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
n rTibuns RECEIVED at their Untowa once: No 1.S6A
received az the following branch ofces az
Ts1,'Isr once rates until o'clock M VIZ ZoS Sth-
6th-ave.. cor. l2th-st.; 81 East
44tr.st 257 west 425-st between 7th and 18th ayes
80 80 nas 5d-ave 61st-st; Los 1st-ave near
ooth Fast 125rh-st: 756 Trernon-aVef: $50 3d.
@ "a 1stst: 654 ad-ave.: 210 Bleeckar-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County New
York notice hereby given all having claims
against Thomas Jo1rdan. late Of the County Of
Work deceased the with Vouchers
to The subscribers their place of transactng business
the ONCE of Merrill & Rogers No. 81 Nassau Street
Borough of Manhattan in the City Of NewYork, or
before the ninth day OF April next
Dated Eew-York. the 2sth day of September. 1905.
THOMAS J. NEACY.
ANNA NJ NEACY.
Executors.
MERRILL, & ROGERS Attorneys for Ezecutora 81
Nassau Street. Manhattan. New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
Partition Sale.
voPK SUPREME COURT, KINGS

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS
~ County-wiliam H. Kennedy and CaTtotta Dc Costa
I'd and others Defendants-In pursuance OF an inter
Ion1toTy Judgment Of partition and sac doy sos az
entered in the above entitled action and bearing aate ne
E+b 5sr Of December 1905. l. the undersigned We
Referaa in said judgment named vii sci al DSo5 .
II and IS Vesey Street. in he Borogsh OF a9a a =;
p o'clock noon that day by George s Blng Ie.
s-as Hs premises situate in New YORK county GrSteo
bv said Judgment be sold and therein described 6 az
Of land situate lying ard being II the CITY Of New ts
oghtv Of WESTMINSTER and State OF New York and
noun and DESIGNATED Lot No 10I. on map entueo
9STsn of Belmont village. IN the Town OF vest arms
York scale sixty iseI equa4
~ 80 inch dated westchester Co.. New .YorE DeceIr
81 2Tth 1851 rrads by Andrew s1ndlay SurVeyo.s
rs 6s5 IN the Office Of Clerk NOW Register OF Jhe
onnTZ If westcheste- White Piains) when SAD w
SSnn+s m fine west OF Washington avenue as La9
5oT on said map Being the same premises cnlVcSso
a. avs william kennedy by Edgar Van Winkis. s...
scrfor ana Kate A. Kayser as Executrtx OF Lhs as
mai ana Testament John C. Kavser deceased ~
Ss5 dated the 18th Of October 1881 anq reGoGs1
fca ~ +he Register the County OF VesTcaeser
Liner 1884 Of Conveyancss. page r. On the loeh Gay
6taran Of satd premises according 20 said map Is
: Caav Avenue nov f isZth So. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County Of
New York notice is hereby given to all persons having
Claims against Sophia Hoffman, late of County
Xew York deceased present the with vouchers
subscriber mis- place Of
ness At the Office of Goodwin Thompson. vanderpoel
Freedn an Wall Street, in the City Of New York.
~ before tba thirtieth Of April next.
DATED New York. S1th day OF October. 1905
MAN Attorneys for Executor, 2 Wall St. y. Y City
FRANK CURTIS. Executor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
n pT1RsrANCE or ~ ORDER oF HON

L LRp-KR c THOMAS, Surrogate OF the County of
W. notice - hereby given all persons having
iVs peainst Anna l. owen late OF the County OF
WI deceased present the same. with
49, 10 the subscribers 81 their place OF transact
- 7,sfrsss No 81 Fulton Street. in the City Of New
York on OF before the First day Of Ap- next Dated
III ~ n MURPHY. MARY e MURPHY. Executor.
1TrNTPy n GAINES. Attorner for Executors. No 81
r-u1t3u street Bo-o. Of Manhattan New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02

descriptions for The
T-ptovn Office, No !, 1863
SIS until 8 O'Clock ?. N.
blowing branch oh1css az
n, r. NJ. VIZ pa Sth-
- cor 12th-st e2 East
ysen 18th and 9Th avs
between 10th and 1fth
I T0S lSt-aye near
Tremont-ave-,i $50 Sd
90 Bleecker-sL-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02

DATED Borough Of BrooNyn. New York CITY D'6amO'f
ISt5 lg BILLINGS. Referee - Court srres' BOZ
~ Brooklyn New York CITY ,,.,-. Of rs,,,-.
oI9Tc q FFISTAD Attorneys FOR NJ ~ N''
HUGHES q za aro Of BROOKLYN New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
eRmAnlAM PACIFIC Raj WAY

Intended Steamship sangs from Vancouver for japan
H''H@'- China and Philippine Islands
r.-.s- Ian. S 'os RMS Athenian- Mar 'oS
I Ta5sn Jan o. '06 Emp. OF India Mar is 0s
~, u.r.,,s, Islands Australia and New Zealand
49, .Feb 2 AoraRgt. ..-...-.-.. Mar.
~ rates ard information Apply to PSI 6th-0vA. 4's
and Broadway
C00Ks TOURS TO THE ORIENT
- seth annual OF select parties sas
-oy ready. THOS- COOK & son, lo4 am 4'ASS oE'A@-
wav 6l9 Madison Ave- New YorS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
\ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

l. Frank T. Fitzgerald e Surrogate Of the County of
,s ToT -ottce hereby given all persons having
claims agas Helen A Moser. late of the County Of
ers The subscribers at their place of
No p william Street, in the City OF York on or
before the SOth day of April next
Dated New York. thu Zlst day OF October, 1905.
ARTHUR G. F MOSER
EDITH H
Executors. etc of Helen =. Moser
rEJART- & MACKENZIE. Attorney for Executors
No p william St, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
.Surrogates' Notices.

X PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
1 ,hnsr G. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County Of
Ns YORK notice IS hereby given TO all persons having
Gains against Thomas NJ Brown late of ireland.
StJo,7 of Great Britain. deceased. present the
ytitn vouchers thereof to the subscriber at it's
+ransacting No So Wall Street
pas ~ Manhattan. in City OF New York on or be-
SoTa the 18th day OF March next
10 dated New York. the 9th day OF September, 1905
rPITsr COMPANY OF AMERICA. AnciEary Ada mis-
p,.IRTB%AN PLATT 6. soLEY. So Wall Street New
York city Attorneys for Administrator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
AIKEN, S. c.
vie for rates and booklet

rvEPTIsEMEETs AID :
\ Tribune reo7ivtesa. a. -, tii 3,
Frosdway. between ,ts a. q, ~ ~
..aS.srtlsenlsnts rereife1 - 'u -,
1nls1IIsr once rates until a., - :, :.
reg ne cor. 22d st loa ON.
sz,b-st 81 west 424-sl -
56a west l25tn-st Sss g. e.,
satb-st i57 Fast l26th-st, 80
ave. ns-r 41st-st 554 sa-1F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
Surrogates' Notices.
LII. MARIA E. DIN PURSUANCE OF

KULL, MARIA =. DIN PURSUANCE OF
Ia an order Of Hon. Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate of
County ofN York. notice hereby given to
ersons having claims against Maria Z. D. Kul.
ne fo;ntv Of deceased. the
with vouchers thereof the subscribers at their piacs
business the Office OF Francis Butler
10 $50 Broadway, in the City Of New York or before
the 3fst day OF March next.
SUSIE MANG, CARL HEM Administrators
rF7 ap1CTs = FITTIER Attorney for Administrators
Broadway, New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
q pnRsIIANcE on ~ ORDER or HnN

1 Abner G Thomas Surrogate, Of The County Of New
aesnst sara Ransom Hill deceased 70 present same
with L7sness No Wall Street in The Gu ~
IA, So+s on or before the first day OF May next -
NT% "a - York the sixth day OF October 1905
pa'ed - FRANK II PLATT, Executor
? THINNING Attorney Tor Executor SIS Wall Street
New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02

i sbne- c Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New
work notice given 20 all persons having
I'd Short late OF the County Of
sd TO present the with vouchers there
~ s,hscrfber her place o. trdnsactug business
o. m. oface az Joue. Larin Ieathbone. No 81 wall
Borough Of Manhattan. in The City
YorE on or before the 1st day Of APRIL. 1893
N-syv York OF September
Datsa - NM LIVINGSTON SHORT. Executrin
Io1JnE LARKIN RATEBoNE,- Attorneys for Ex-
No 81 Wall ST. Borough OF Manhattan City
N-eVyY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02

MAGNOLIA INN
Modern. family hotel
HENRY BUSCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
q pTRsTANCE Ola ~ ORpER az H0N.

N PUKSUANOL OF y OHLLN II HON.
yor notice IS hereby given 20 eli persons Ing claims
gafIst Ibton X Bclan late OF the Cou y Of New
York deceased present the same with vouchers there
o. 70 tT No 20 Nassau Street Borough OF Man
stsn New York City its place OF sing business
"a Lernrs me SOth Of March. 1905.
- DstAd New York. September 20, l9O5
THE PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY. Executor
vrn-C ATE & CULLEN. Attorneys for Executor. once
posfo5ce address 20 Nassau Street, Borough Of
Stsaba-+an New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Situations Wanted-yals and -seG 1bree
-Four lines mot exceeding "a WorcS9: -. 50
Insertions. Is cents; seven inseruo o!, 40
c.nts Exceeding "a words ana less 80, in
words. three insertions. 80 cents' s9feH
sertions, 90 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02

coAr15,yAN.-In private family; expert
encei and careful driver; wiling and
o,ii-inr. best references. PETERSON. Il
west 4sth-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02

Goa CHXAN.-Drivsr: understands care OF
horses, fne harness and carriages; sober
tf,ree years recomm en6auons; city or eoun-
try. J. D. Mrs. Collier g IL west %Sa-s|
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

These new discoveries as TO the sep
aTation and saving of the metals in the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

ana was producing steel from these
sands. His furnace turned out good
steel ON i0-pouud lots the day 10 began
Oh work, and o. had capacity OF
hlif ton OF steel "a day. 10 Vas. o.
course small aud experimental lut Il.
worked right along without Cd hitch It
WAS rom for month for 81 900 ana
this Included he original cost o' coH-
stru.tI0u and all labor and cost OF oq-
GRAFTON during that time 70 show
how quickly % could De worked. DR.
DAY dui party started at $3.50 one
afternoon with everything cold. and
within less than three hours they had
made quarter of "a ton of Size. Tho
sand used for making that steel was
from bags brought from Monterey bay.
just below san Francisco Tie sand
wac taken from the bags. run over the
concentrating tables 90 get out The gold
ana other minerals. then dried. ana
the magnetic iron In 81 taken out and
run into steel a. the same time the
gold in the sand was melted into "a but
ton. and an was done before = p. m.
II electrical furnaces were established
ON Monterey bay they might now be
furnishing tde steel for the rebuilding
of san Francisco.
Dr. Day tells mo that Uncle SANS
little furnace could bc run 40 Cd profit
for smelling certain kinds ~ steeA and
that for 5000 dollars two furnaces
could be- put up. one for smelling and
the other FOR refining which would
make money right along, day IN and
day out.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR FARMERS
AND MINERS.
These new discoveries as 10 the sep
aration and saving of the metals in the.
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Pacific slope one OF the great indus
VA. .t'"l cen ,.ei. OF our country ANA also
the remainder Of the orient Indeed
the steel tracks for Chua's new rail-
roads may yet come from the black
sands NJ the Pacific"
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Dr. Day tells mo that these iron
sands can be- turned iuto .fasi IA
means of electricity at "a lower .-.t
than ordinary iron can ba snslt.5 with
coal ONLY a very small amount an
coke is needed and the elactricity does
the work al 50 cents less nov ION
This Is very importaut to inc Pacific
coast. as 10 is now producing some M
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