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New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

2t9ase: shoulders sO9s3c: betting butts aGasc;
o Is aa With ssot wos son ssRt e s Sss0s % in hs
a tlse locally the market WAS onet and sbado % Yo
cen5. pigs & at ~ zoe and holders asking 45Oc COPPER
~ a. ass Los and futures Cd Locally the market
g. 95c n ssS az i ~ 2Se LEAD-Lead was UNCHANGED al
81 IA Ilh-speer was unchanged at f27 London and
SHADE 1--we NC 70 iOeeiy s IR0N-ITon was unchanged TO
SIsng at o3s ID and Cleveland SIS I'D
Northern quoted at Sic 55ss2S ana 10 %6 f0undr
tieasss The Produce Exchange displayed iirmer ten
we're Pes wro gmeTSy S hg6e 3 but no sas S
Tember s7p spsSss ps Sls 5 2gS1g 0et0Pe Oh SlsSs %; No
Mol4ASsES AND SYRUPS-The usual midsummer
ke holding steady unchanged rates light
LAssEsNew 0 eans eonon 46eieo
open fts & $685. lSS PFe 20%Se Tsw aso Sea1T sST
lS@IIc: good ls92oc; prime. 22a2c: fancy. 2oq2sc;
day geneTaly lower although stcadier close
caro reeepSS ~ 6 % hogs: estimateS @ for We6nesday
$4,000: Kansas city, 1000 Omaha. 1000 Western
family sis 5OaSi9 short clear $17G$is 75 BEF steady
eEtTs epGsd india a nss s m 81 dG fa & R a a SS ss
Se piss aS8 oe % CUT ~ Mped e Te 3 a. bellies g seSdy "
quoted: smokns i2h9 10 H. 12c u H. IFS rs IA
pckled hams steady: quoted at l2912lac. TALLoW
aSosd dde @ o West fO1nS Prime city % lard aae
quoted at ssc refined lard quiet quoted South America
quoted 75I979sc. sTEARINB steady; quoted: oleO.
RIcEBusness fairly active locally. with steady
mills aje said to have shut down in consequence Of asS
market for cleaned Foreign markets report firm con
dons owing to light supplies from the Far East TAI
mage New Orleans, telegTaphs Louisiana movement
follows Receipts, rough 66525 sacks against
pocEets S eompsrd s s With Sos ast year. Market
firm Talmage Charleston teegTaphs Carolina move
to date: Receipts 72 bbls sales % 09O bbls.
Market steady Domestic. screenings S1@Q3Sc; second
heads 4d41s; choice heads 45s94so; fancy heads 5Q
53kc extra fancy heads. 5 qGc; Japan domestic 41s9
4&o; Pana 51@59c Java, 47sQ6Ac; Rangoon. in bond,
A92lsc
sUGAR-Busness in relned sugar Vs fairly active and
largo m the Of witt
the undertone firm with prices UNCHANGED and the
basis granuated 4S0c less cent cash PRICES
quoted are net. less per cent: Cut IoSf; 39Oci @
crushed. 660c mould A, b25c: cubes, 5lbc AAA pow
dered, 5o5c: powdered coarse powdered and fruit pew
confectioners granulated. Bloc Eagle
coarse and extra granuated &C; Eagle n caTt9ns
fine 10 bags fine and 10 bags fine granulated 0Ooc;
standard granulated 49Oc; diamond A. 490c; confec-
TONERS A. 475c; No 455c; NO ? 4DOc no ., 5oOei
L. A.40c: g. 1850; No 6. 4S0c No z, 25c; No 3
4 2Oc No No TO- 4.1Oc; No IL, 4Ooc; NO IL
&C: Nos 13 15. 3.05c. London reported quiet
steady sugar bets with August quoted at
Qs 3d September 9s ed. Stock OF sugar In the
United Kingdom 600 against $4,000 the same
held all its firm features,
little offered duty paid prices quoted as toIo%
Centrifugal SO test l5-16c; muscoyado % TEST S7sV
7-l6c, and moiasses sugar, 50 test S1s49 3-ldc-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August 81 1905
cnrrrE-The coffee market very active to-day
- ~ he day being reported OF 1GT5oO bags EUROPE
Ss.s selling here early. ana later there was heavy
Il liquidation. which however was very well absorbed
- e pronnent Western house said 10 have a buying
-, fo lO0 bags every points decline The mar
y s1enei steady unchanged prices a decline OF
1-s which 5ust about due The cables. At
= 4rs5irg quiet, but became more active
II a. one tine prices 1920 points lower under
81 rsssure noted Later there was some covering and
$50 bull support which gtea'iied the market toward
Z, nre Last prices steady at a net loss OF 56l5
s-s N the absence of authoritative news regarding
= rorTess being made n Brazil with the valorizaton
- tie runnOrs and reports circulating through
= .rase the effect that Brazil finding It dif-
~ 70 raise the funds. are undoubtedly causing smaller
ss well Of the larger ones uneasiness over
s.tuation Il seems 10 be admitted that the fine
--tser IN Paulo. the large receipts and moderate
- demand would cause a considerable lower level
a anything happen 10 seriously interfere with val
--a-on plans, and recent buyers the strength OF
~ scheme in some instances, at least. losing
1re the extent Of hQuidatng part OF their hold
= some the large trade interests still express
~ confidence Brazil Will raise the money and that
zailcn Will eventually higher prices but mean
vs the primary markets are not acting firm. Rio
being 80 refs lower. The market for spot coffee
- unchanged the basis OF Ssse for Rio No z
he Tsnge Of contract prices in the local market to-day
r1lrrVe
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

r,s,o, Aue s1-The wool market IS frm following
sod ~ eredraI Improvement. Manufacturers are N
80 TaTret especially producing dress goods enc
Itbin Voollens and fair sized orders have been
placed Demands for quick delivery continue to-. 70 es
a the mills Is low In the hGecas washed delaine has
s Tronent in the trading. with medium grades IN de-
mend liberal sample business Is being done IN sns
SnS interest The leading Quotations follow Ohio
ana PenngyIvenia Xxx and above. ssQS5e; a1ds2Sp
- 10SSSic 40 BR6D89c fns unwHsheds 2tGg2Ioi
bi0od pHwashsd sa9s4o: blood unwashed s4eRsSo;
St6 nWaehed 82d33c dGlelne. washed 86930thoi do
io:ne unwasaed. 2714@2sc MiehignR' Fine vnwashsss
SSss SSe. blood unwashed si9S2ei dslaRe unwashea,
S7$sc Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri, a5,S SomoinE
GoSS GsoSSred q basis: yHe months 725ss; nne %
1sSourSd bSs Northern 5000 esg5Oei %aaSis country
10 clothing e7G8So: valley No l. goGS2o territory
du G5ge6a Ie4'Sgg 9Tdi1srE SSS0pTss & Ss' g1H
an6 NeV Ws1fcs spring (scouredI * es&IOeL no j. GAG
6sc pulled woods scoD9sd 3aSis; ezra hno -
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug. 21-CATTLE-Recetpts 400 head; mar
dull; to prime steers So 5$6 75; So s5
$4 75 heifers SO e6s5 ST. bulls s2gS4 So calves S39
s. 90; socEers feeders Sc 60Q$4 80 HOGs-Receips
market strong &c lower; choice TO prime
heavy SO s59S6 medium good heavy. s6 1O9$6 30;
weights Sc 459S6 co. good choice heavy mixed
SO 16aS6 3 packing, s5 608s6 %; pigs SIS 6oQS6 So
sHEEP-Receipts, 5000 head; market steadyI sheep.
IS 2BQS5 75 yearlings S5GSS 30; lambs s6gSa
Cincinnati Aug 2I-HoGs 691Oo higher; butchers and
steady: fair to good s4 4O$5 so; common. s2Q$s 90
SHEEP steady 81 1884 IS. LANES easy at 81 4O@
IS 10.
East Buffalo Aug A.-CATTLE Steady: prime steers
s5 75Gs6 IS shipping s5gs6 a. butehsTs g 609SO 4O
heifers IS 6oG$5 a6. VAsEeceips 20 head; slow ana
25o lower at $4GSs o. HoGsEooetpts l5Co head; aS,
tive and 601oc higher than yesterdays closer heavy ~ U
$s 06 mixed Workers ana pigs So sSqSIj SCgghs So sg
AND LANls-Receips so9 bead slow; sheep ss stssS3y 3
Wethers S. 75GS6 81 1895 25; sheep mixed $50
50 So
Kansas City. Aug 21-cATT5E- Receipts Il 600 hsse
ana dressed BEEF steers Goose sOi fair to good ssg
s. S9asl ~ Southern 559s4 65 sOutheEn sgys
S1s S25ss %; caives s89$6 2a HOG. Receipts 1900
sales Sc oase s2 hseyy $sSS g1 2S Rsf5sEg 80 i7s
5000 head lambs SeqS7 SQ native sheen aaa ysaTi2g
sheep clipped 81 55G$5 25 soceSs and feedeEs - 2~s
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

11TI0N-The cotton market active to-day, and
riss slightly the gains OF the previous day with
q ssgdy Ct net advance OF 2d5 points. Sales for the
sy EsFe estimated at 100000 bales. The opening
iy an advance OF 2gG points on higher cables coy
Eg local shorts and support from " all bulls,
Is hare good deal Of cotton for sale through wire
Il cCnmssigu houses with Southern connections, and,
E- few minutes OF irregUlarity, the market broke
t-7F 70 q loss OF abour TWS points This did
rs oay prices back the low record Of the previous
b and the fact that the decline was checked before
EzElg low ground notwithstanding the
o1eTngs considered favorable indication to
shlica position Of the market and encouraged a
scipe demand from reactonists who, with the
q covering by Of the stronger local short
ard the continued support OF recently turned
II sIse bulls. bid the market UP 70 net advance OF
ta Fls during the afternoon. Notwithstanding
aEahe weekly crop weather report Toward the close
some irreguarlty. owing 10 profit taking by
tgas o. the early break. but the close within a
points Of the best. Southern spot markets
Z. hgheF 1sc lower with private wires reporting
better demand for export but spot people were
the local market. The weather considered
VIZ favorable although the rains in Texas attracted
likely interfere with picking, and
complains Of shedding and b0l! weevii-
@ re Ehce however. conditions excellent, accord
Z a ideas and the average for crop accounts was
taLA
m range Of contract prices in tie local market to-day
q follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Tlvernool Aug al-Caoslng: WINAI-spot steaayl
No FED Wsstern winter S. 1919! , futures stsadyi
seuteInber 6a I'D: DecembeT So 31Adi aFen noInina
CoRN-PoE hnI American mixed new A IS 7ss DO 90
SI oSlabeT G Is otsd PExs2canaalan steady. 6s e.Ad
FLoURst Louis tsney winter steady S. % AqPs sr1 n
extra India mess 65s PORK quiet prime meas, Wsst-
ern eos HAAfs-shoTt cut. II 10 IL 10, quiet Oss
AcoN quieti Cqpberland cut 29 70 80 70 ogsI saos
H. 52s ed long oiear mlddles heavy 90 g 20 p 5Rs
short clear baqks l % 20 lb ses clear ness 70 ~
ale LARD quiet prime Western iH nsE'ss tssl
finest United ststes oSs soPa d S sa ooSTas GEs ss9
ca TALLQw-Prime city lrm. eds rUlte eilss'id1Els.-
sprts steady, abs 3D. RoslN-somEaoA qA,.sL 20 Sa
PETROLEUM Uls-llsinsd egie- bad A4NsUAD OIL
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

60 h. at s7 "a Kentucky eeD and Gull lambs SO H. at
Newton & 22s Kentucky lambs, 60 II. at ss STAT
els do lb 30; 281 West Virginia do. 6i lb
SIS 80; 245 do IS 25i 25s do 90 b at si West
Virginia sheep 1O4 b atN 50 GOT Kentucky do 11S H.
sanders 227 kentucRy lambs 90 h. at s. so; 20 do
90 H. IS; Kentucky sheep 40 h. at s5 buck 40
H. at 81.
253 6S h. IS 25 28S do GO h. at IS 25 92 state
do 75 h. 81 49, 20 West Virginia culs 45 ID. at S5
West Virginia sheep 81 h. at 81 DO 90 lb at s. 50
b So e5; 219 DO. 81 H. at IS 90: 224 do 6g lb AZ
s. & "a 7nqa9s a dO 52 h. & e. SCI III M g do
lucky sheep 12s H. $5 2' Gs do 107 lb at s5 10;
Indiana bucks, 140 h. at S3
Rubenstein Harris Sc Connor. 240 kentucky iaInbs 60
70, at 81 10: Kentucky sheep. 100 n. at s5 25
HOGs-Recelpts 10 cars or 2.442 haad including
single deck for the market Feeling f[n on Bqfalo ad-
reported before Change.
Sales Ca yesterday)s Judd & Co.. 65 state hogs
163 at 81 per 100 ~ DO pa 10 az SO 90;
12 Pennsylnvsna do 100 10. at 81 roughs sos 10 at
So 7s mixed weGtern hogs 1917 b. az So: 60 225 10
So 80: l stag, 280 10 at Sc.
Sanders: 121 state hogs 172 70 az SO e5 12e DO 23a
b at SO 80; 81 Pennsyivana dO 1aA 10 az SO G6i y
40 10 50 e5 20 roughs 2eS 10, at S. e6; boar. $50
n, ct SO 7B.
go ~, at So So
217 70. at SO 90: roughs. $50 ID. at S. o.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YoTs. August u, 1905.
y,vyc pacaints ware so cara, 62s head including
30 osrs Tor saughtereTs ana for the market NSthns
sOsy es fbe stock yards in 1--we cattle Nonlnaly scooy
with light receipts. reported for WeaneaGaV
s Quoted 7GSo 70 the sailing Ennge 4SyeRGSs
&c SssssS NTeighf Fhpnsnts to-day from this part
f,S.s ~ 40 oats aaa 1900 Quarters of beef on The
s5Sn-fs ~ IivegIool oEnorrOW the Teuto1o lso EoF
iSa vii reks out about $500 qusEtsrs OF beef
cGfVHs-Fao.lptE 81 head az q 8nlea Wa4e 70
ct7 Nothing doing oT lex CO. % s'Sfa sao sd
fsSI ser oker rades City dressed veals sold at S9
sss1c uor 10 country dressed at o<t1c gag ItsS
at b4Go -. - - q ooo
sEIEFP AND IAAGFsS-F0oeipts were "a cars OF SO@o
head Including cara Tor city sausnteTets sHa "a
the market Sheep we're in moqeIstS Gel T5agS5o
lower szoelt for strictly choice ntook Win which INC
market Vyas very scantiy supplied The nllsh va
steady with ths opening but soyoa cars were nSa 81
prime sheep sold at So bOgs5 % per 100 ~ Gls emo %
bucks S8 common 20 prime lambs e HI&Se o. ~
only car OF chocs lsIlbs offered 80 25 culs az 20 90
40 bringing IOo dressed ar6s easy az l0Bo with choice
eareaSsos selling "a a small waY az 1StS444,e. ,t "a IN
faes-Tobn e Ehgnnon POS Kentucky lam65, 20 ~
sycEsys q DY 9o si sis 90 % y. .. $ u1ss.,. - =
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
IsnTIS;sa DSda @ Plaintiff Sgainst ceE:HSs
H. A. PInIney; James H. Pnkney. Henrietta Frost.
s = has88 a R5ST is:s ss5s4
otson. Hannah Glenn robert en9 Fmna For 1
PeS 1Se H. yTisy EnkToy julia M p DTnha9 LswFe1Gs nee ~
p Phyfe William H. P. Phyfe. Charles Pinkney. Leila
EalkinbuTgh. Henrietta Allison Deborah B. Haninson
Gilbert H Carter Charles II Carter. Henry 5 CsrSss
Vsiant ELLA e af IS sGs sVeS fSTtsF PEf S2yae 9yal
Kent GsoTsanna Kent HenTett c Moran tsoEss Il
GeTshom s. Carter Edwin q Garter and L hs be dead
carter ana sfearSnso5 @ Of fe late s 9ses e Bss
Annie f s Fort ' john ' Y R staed Gil6srt Hatae
sOnetimes G Known as gGnior n 4aths Hsnry Y r. Hat
oha5 aasss D9sn' pi1%%eT n3a' saEss S
OF the said late James Bertins who was ths fathsr Ok
ne Ists Hannah PnRsy Of the 81 late saTSh s R1nse q
and Of late James r Bsrtne hsrenbsfore named
summons: 70 the above named Defendants and each OF
You are hereby summoned TO answer complaint IN
nIs eetion and to serve copy oS your anses on Sns
this summons Of the day Of service. and q
Sc taken asqinst you Sy Default for the RELIEF demanded
Dated New York. June !; 1905.
WILLIAM o. CAMPBELL. Attorney for PIaintSr Of
fee and Postoiee Address IS Liberty Street. New YORK;
To the defendants
William a. bailey. Emma I. Barnes. Marian 2. West.
s3Tnetrnes known as LESSEE f. a1 heune 1 &
FalknbuTgh Henrietta Allison. Deborah B. aenSinsons
Eebeeca A. Julien Maria Dayenport Charles ~ carter
ter Eliza H Luhrs Edwin G. Carter and ~ be dead
then the heirs law devsees and grantees Of said Ed
win c. Carter. who Of the late Josiah Carter
great-grandsOn OF the late James Bertine whose
names unknown to the plaintiffs BENJAMIN Olphant,
Thomas Oliphant, Franklin B. Oliphant Elizabeth B.
PIuHmer and all heirs devsees and grantees Of the DE-
sctndants the said late James Besene who tbs
father OF the late Hannah Pinknsy Of the late sarah
Rssen Of tho late Elizabeth Hatfield Of the late Julia
A Smith and Of the late James T. Bertins not herein
before named whose names are unknown 70 the paint
=
ton, pursuant order OF the Hon. James A. Blan-
chard Justice of the Supreme Court OF the State OF
New York dated July 1R 1906 and ded with the
plant IN the Office Of the Clerk OF the County OF New
York at the County Court House. IN the Borough OF
Manhattan City and County Of New York the 18th
day OF July. 1905.
Dated New York July 25 1908.
Yours, So.
WILLIAM o. CAMPBELL Attorney for PLAINTIFF o.
and Postoce Address IS Liberty Street. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York. N I.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

Yor,x-Tfburcio Bea, Eduardo NJ Bsllido and Fran
Leon Beiido surviving partners Of the hrm
plaintiffs against Andres Fernandez
Miguel Fernandez otherwise known as Joseph M
Fernandez defendantS-SummonS
10 the above named defendants and each OF them:
You hereby summoned to the complaint IN
OF your the
plaints attorneys within twenty days after ths service
Of this summons exclusive
case az your failure 20 appear Judgment will
be against you by default for the ree2 demanded In
the complaint.
Dated. the 25th day of June. 1908
OICOTT. MESTREs & GONZALEZ. Attorneys SOr Plain
tifs. once and Post Once address, No. Sc Broadway
Borough Of Manhattan, New York City.
To the above named defendant. Andres Fernandez;
foregoing IS a.
tfon, to order OF A Blanchard
Justice OF the supreme Court OF the State OF York.
dated 2Srd day Of July, 1906 and fled with COM
paint IN the Office OF the Clerk Of the County 0s New
York County Court House. the City County
Dated, New York, July oath. 1906.
OIEOTT. MEsSTRE GONZALEZ, Attorneys n
once and Post Office Address S2 Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

9 Eghe .t,lnees active, with moderate offerings
y %. $500 Prices were quoted soilo1B: CalieoT-
ttsliss Sr. AAtooo ana laredo 22h028e. Dry hides
ELLA - p91e; oE5nooo 2oe; fe GeyTn 2se: Puerto
-sS 5sIgHilIo 2sc; ccntlaI AaeTioan. Sso: ESasdor
.sai1s 90 z4he Vera Cruz, 22s.e TRnpaeo, 22&o
Cs1a s-iee' IuEpagn, 22Ec; EatamOFae, go; Eortoa-
sEgsa ,shtS Dry ealte6 hides selected. duty paids
e Vs,S e.aEaeaibo 1bs Pernsn5ueo. .sc; Natsmorss
ee4te1 hides, duty pad: Vera cruz lso; L.an-
~ke Hendago ASAe; c1enfusgoa. lsAc: Havana
~ .sElenlooE cole leather nEnly held, with
t..iS I'D from mgnufactgEsEs. Uuion loarhsr rpls4
49, VIZ eZcslient demand. We quote; Hemlock acid
ss - ssleciion 2T027s.e hght sseonds, 2ois927o;
.a1E, 28E26zc; heavy seconds 2ee; light GhirGz
u; taae'e f~@ 2sisc: heavy thirds. 2355 @9sc: union
~ iF'r b@rts. aa92rc heary bacfs
80 ais n.y
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
SugTogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate of tho County New
York notice is hereby given 20 all having
against Mary Baker late OF the County OF New York
tho with vouchers IN,
subscriber his pscc OF transactns business az ths
onics OF Witt. Lockrnan & Witt No. SIS Nassau
Street the Borough of Manhsttan in the City oc New
York before the 18th day OF October
Dated New York the 9th day Oe March. 1906.
HENRY NJ. BAKER, Exrcyltor
DE WITT LOCkMAN q DE WITT. Attorneys for Egecu-
TOR IS Nassau Street Borough Os Manhattan CRY os
New
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
Island Sound

"ss''sas ss s:sr''i1 as''' Lone Island Sound
uoowInu ,tur On Mondays only, Str. Chester W.
hufhlGh LINE. chaplin iys. Pier ao n B. 1o'eo' n q
22d St. ioa45 A. Nj due New LONDON 6;1S = NJ con con
NaEras PisT Newport. Prov, Boston etc. New Londoo
xc Its Sc So good returning night good
rat By mi saras day. dus n J. HOO p. M.. $3.50.
NEW HAVEN LINE Str = Rich P'c S.s was Sex. days "a n lSa
&. p 90 s.. 500 2 ~ return. Tvs Nsw Hsyen 12;ao
$3.50 a Nj leos East 22d s., 1000 4 NJ EstEu aus
Nav York ss45 r. NJ Exc Tktss week days. ST. 2r good
Q days eun. Exo. Thts.' 81
BRIDGEPORT LINE Mss I5 "a days ssEz 5 ys FieS 20 R
E Nd. Az boas ivs e a 22a az g $3.50 800 tssts 2,s9s
sats) suns I've Pior 20 E. r. 500; e. ID ED ST. $3.50
r. NJ I've. Bridgeport 9oO A NJ and 12to night. Pare
90 cents way steamer, fetuPn by rail- s.
CHARniING NIGHT TRIPS by steamers of the Fall
River. Providence Bedford lines.
folder applications Address Daylight Trips. p. o BOZ
652 New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Asner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF thu County Os New
York Noce "a he-eby given 70 all persons having cls,
against Ersdsrlca Taaau. late os the County New
yr-. tlrne with VO1crer.
Shor,o> 10 subscriber. pIaC. q,
business, No 81 Street, borough OF Manhattan m
The New YORK. On OF bs,ose the vensl OF Octo
ber next. -
CHARLES A. RUSIl. Executor.
H., aAoSlS q na1 aSes. Ssop, PURSUANCE
the County os New York notice Is hereby given "a
claims asainSt Moran
ceased. OF tho city aud County OF New York; sT-
signed exscutors the last Will testament og kaIa
EsmiIton Morgan, deceased. az ths.F Office al ths ~
ace az hfe.sTs Angus. Belmont & Co.. No q N9x.a,
street New York City on before ths Tth DAY OF Ds-
DATED Sew York. June or. aeOe.
AUGUST BELMONT
EEAEtD MORGAN JR
Executors
Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
TnsLRY. RosAMoND HIN PURSUANCE

TLsLDY, RosAMoND HIN PURSUANCE
OF an order Of Hon, Abner 9. Thomas. a Surrogate
County New YORK. notice 20 hereby Tivon tS an
persona having claims against hOsamo3d n nslsy
same VouohaEs thereof TO the aubsorIbafs ot thsi
place tEansaotinG business at the once
haitian CITY of New Tork. before The day OF
March next
ELIAS A uSrsEY. CHARLES BURrcIALTER.
ElSsCurors.
~ATwATER & CRVIKs8ANK. Attorneys for Ers0psoFA
a. Cedar Street. Manhattan. New York city.
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS sor Tns
~ rrlsuQe Eeesiysa at their Uptown osses. sc 1874
until cict~cN y.
received Gt Tho following branch uces a.
regular Otnoe rates until eGoo. D M sikt st$ sth
eys cor 13d lo9 6.h 18th ss.s % EAst
va - AbI XAss "a ~, hsswsAa tn And sta s,eAl
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
Lao Schools.
Musical.

INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL, ART
Catalogue from Registrar. So F-isth Ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
RED BANK LIME

n sundays a. N. only for Highlands. Red Bank. etc
fJxc 5 trolley cOnaeCtl0n 20 Long Branch. AshuTy Para
A DVERTISE1MrtsTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Tns
"A Tribune received their Uptown once No 1854
Broadway between Soh and eIth sts. until OeocA
received As following hruneh eices
regular ofaco rntes until o'ciOek p M, Wis 2as
ave- e. cor ST. 1873 Gth ave. 18th st.;
ST.; 2ll Wsst 42f st. between 3th aud 6th avss
208 i25th ST: l8> ga between Toh and 1Ith
ss; 02u 90 ave, near olst a. los lst ave-. Sgtn
l2sth Tbs Trasnont so I'd ste.
- ~ Qh&%1A 4AAmt ~ 1m11ahR -
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-14
Sparks from the Wires.

Harold T. Pyles, colored, was hanged
at Towson, Nd, for the murder of his
sweetheart. lie confessed his crime.
The French embassy at Washington
has been instructed to express regrets for
the killing Of Lieutenant England az
Chefu, China.
The French cabinet meeting held at
President Fallieres' summer home at
RamSouillet discussed the law for work
ingmen's pensions.
Fire destroyed the county court house,
Harper's department store and warehouse,
and several other buildings in Marysyille,
Tenn. Loss, s125,oo0.
Tom Jones and Charles A. Woodruff,
negroes, we're hanged from the same scat
fold at Independence, Va, for the murder
of Wiley Jones, also a negro.
Alex. Fairgroye, president Of the Mon
tana State Federation of Labor was ex-
PEELED from the Mount Helene Miners
Union of Helena because Of his opposition
to the Western Federation Of Miners.
Jackson Smith has beea named mana
ger OF subsistence on the Panama Canal
zone and will be responsible hereafter for
All hotels and messes. He was formerly
general manager Of the Guayaquil and
Quito Railway.
Five thousand persons saw a Ight be-
tween mad buffalo and a mounted cow
how IN the Bronx Geological Park. New
york. The cowboy and his mustang had
a series of thrilling escapes, bat finally
the bison was lassoed.
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the letters of red told of the closing of
the bank. The rumor spread with the
rapidity of lightning. Milwaukee ave-
nue. for blocks was a seething mass of
humanity. They stormed the doors of
the institution, but their attack was fu-
tiles and their walls fell upon deaf ears.
Amazing revelations in the crash
came to light Tuesday, Simultaneous
ly with preparations for the arrest of
Paul o. Stensland, the president. It
was learned that crooked banking meth
DDS and peculations date back prior to
1901, at which time it now DEVELOPS
there was shortage of more than
$250,00O. From that time on defalca-
tons grew in size and number until the
amount of money now said to have been
stolen will reach more than S1.0OO.OOO.
c. c. Jones, State bank inspector,
made the significant statement that of
all of the banks that had failed in the
city of Chicago and the State of Illinois
not one had ever again bid for the
patronage of the public.
Assistant Chief of Police Schuettler.
Inspector Shippy and Bank Examiner
Jones obtained warrant for the ar
rest of Paul o. Stensland. The charge
is violation of State banking laws. 1t
is thought that President Stensland and
Cashier Herring are in Canada.