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New-York tribune., 1906-12-15

n OTTr AND SIEAL-Trading IN flour light today.
&C. yere spring patents and bakers and
Lsas clears the part Exports from this port
=. sg.yreRaed 1900 bbls. No change II quotations
~ Sro4e5 FIOUR-Spring patents, 8 20S5 10; winter
"a SJdS3 CO. winter patents. So 75ps4. spring
ca 4OGS3 so No s8Qt3 l0i extra
S- r-+1ter So SOpS3. BUCKWREAT FLOUR-MarkeJ
-noted 81 - per 100 70. RYE FLOUR quiet;
s FaIr 10 good 50 e5 g$3 So choice fancy. SO 656
GPrAdEAL steady quoted Kiln dried 81 701
sa = - brand. BAG MEAL dull quoted Fine white
- i"saiIoT ~ 81 2GIS1 - coarse 81 io4$l u FEED
nd city steady: quoted: Western, spring, So 50:
ns- -5de tag SD 81 100-Ib sacks -four 10 s24,
SOS IS all December shipment; city bran, S21
500 eOgS23 10 IN sacks. mideiing So 5ogS2 so;
~ & s5e so homny chop SO IN bulk SO 70 IN sacks;
yvHEAT-Spscuiatiys dulnsss n connection
5I-FSA- aa-,sh Modern Miller report ana sharp
VIII S1-neapolis after early show or strength
crop ~ accustomed further deollEes IN the local
that pom to-day. prizes We're y g ~
NhsAt n-svtous might Little attention was paic TO
under ne @ as filtered market except right
such 1u. opening. when May was bio up Ao on the
TEN ,t Of sympathy with advance me local
markets OUT gsTe way and was generally under bear
price ;he balance Of the session foreiSh mar
control t bs exception Of 10 TO 20 points decline al
kets Wiz VIII. generally higher. liverpool showing Par
Paris se1Svsnce Bsrlin = q y mark and Buaapest
tal tso The steadness Of Liverpool was ere,tso 70
points ha-vestiuE srC2rlrr =ArBel4tLt-S
unIaEoF smaller shPnsnls troi that coan.ry S1sa
=ounsHis ks tctaI being TLa0ge bush soroATs. nIta
fxgse,sd - wsssDsm vsxk ssAeaase aseEe<-s<s
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
TITLE Guarantee AYO

HFLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Notice hereby given that annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST
COMPANY Will be held the office OF tha Company 1T3
Broadway. the Borough Manhattan. City OF New
York, the 10th day Of January. 1851 1:3O O'Clock
the and that the election or Trustees
OF said Company in the place of those whose terms viii
expire and OF three Inspectors OF Election for
the succeeding year, will Do held place
DAY, between the OF As 245 the
afternoon. J. WF{AT CLEVELAND, Secretary.
December 18th. 1906.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
Surrogate's Notices.

SuTTOgGtC s " OtlCeS.
nUANE, JOFIN.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
II Hon Aoner 9 Ih}l1s d lrcsAIe OF me County
ny s YT licensed 10 present the same with oIcbars
BUSINESS at ths OF Winthrop & Stnsou. No. "a
I5erty street in Borough Of AIannaTtan city Of
Dated New York the "a ,1zy- day oI Soyerl6eI 1900
WINTHROP & srDisoN- Ezscutor.
Arroraevs for Executor.
So Liberty Street Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
York
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
! = Thomas, a Surrogate OF the County or New York
notice is hgze3g . g' @ 70 Of a. b coanv 6 Ns T T asas' @
ceased to present with vouchers thereof
81 6dsH : 0de 10 80 Wall Street in the city OF Sew
York. on 0 before the sixth day OF February
ALICE c. HOLDEN. Executrtx
O0FTI & OpFLL. Attorneys for ExeCurrix Wall
Street. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER
/ - Thomas. Surrogate OF the county o. New York,
srrStbaId Wait Of the County OF New York. de-
ceased present the same VIA vouchers thereof 70 Lne
E,1Iron Street the Borough Manhattan.
civ OF New before the 6th day OF January
Dated New York the 10th day o. July. 1905,
JOHN c SHAW, Executor
Street. Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New York
! Fitzgerald, Surrogate or ne County OF New York,
notice is hereby given ali persons having claims
deceased 70 present the same vouchers thereof
the subscriber place OF uransacring business
or before the 27th day Of February rexr.
Dated New York the 23d tay OF August. 1905
G. ATKINS Attorney 1or A1lnnisJrarrtX As John ST.
Kingston y. Y
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
Financial Meetings.

TJyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEW YORK
i Life Insurance Company viii be held the Home
Ofce os said Company, s46 Broadway n the City OF
New York IN the State OF New York, L :. A.. on Tues
day the day December 1906 between the hours
or o'clock in the forenoon and four O'Clock in the
said day. Twenryfour Directors OF said
corporation viii be elected at SAID meeting. and for
the purposes OF said election the polls viii be opened
o'clock IN the forenoon and remain open until
four o'clock in the afternoon OF said 18th day OF De-
Csrlher. which time they shall be closed
New York. 4tL December, 1906
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
BY ALEXANDER E ORR. President
Attest:
JOIN c Mccall. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
-o----et prices N he local n1arket to-day

TIE local market fer s-or cotton quiet, with
20 points - for n--dliug upland and
Iu - nr.Lfiug Cutg sales. 800 bales southern
sr8t markets were tel-raplsC follows; Galveston
Quiet 1sc lower 3-15c. sales. 400 bales New
Orleans steady 1r-SC safes, $500 ba-es
Charleston quiet unclaimed CSC Wilmington quiet
1lrc1ange1 Al Iy- Memphis quiet 10 fLoc,
sales bales Houston quiet. se lower ar 10 5-loc;
sales 2I7s bales Norfolk steady. &c lower ar 4osci
s5B bales nominal.
Augusta steady 1uaans=l lH-zc sales 90 bales -
rr5yfz 0ufer 1880 Little Rock stedcy,
71s lower at csc Estimated receipts at leading points
F9r trdsv Houston. 1900 70 2lUOp bales, against
58 lasl week and 4a06 last year at Galveston $3.50 TO
a-.fnsL $3.50
80 a. Nev 0rIeans 1900 TO 600 against 1885
5sr week snl Gs38 Cotton t2--4nSe spe-a-
rs-z--c0I -are. spot cotton IL good demand sales
= 300 bales. speculation and export loog AHleTiee'
- r.l- Receives 2gN0B all American UlcClns upland;
-.G F.!-1rgs opsneG sUezCy, 4 points higher -Io5ei
easy decline or - t-s,,--s--- fSaJ
ETsrr1 and Marcl-Arr .-5fd Aprl--A-ay, -29-'
T--z 41d- June-Juy. a2-2d JulyAuEusJ, 5=+d;
s1zrlst--rten1ber. 55J1. cS9leI 49,. -
-ober- er-ne- $3.50 N-ti'-7slsI' H
cloths quiet. - 60 49,. ,yast srSa4 Fri
sa- December IA 1906 r,sros
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS

NEW YORK OFFICE, 2iS FIFTH AVENUE
hotels and environments
enualIed Rheuua tisrn, sou- and nervous diseases
cured ConpIsrs hydro therapeutic apparatus
ese palm room and parlOr- Golf. riding driving
and other outdoor pasrirnss. Ieav
New York ASS 2 NJ dayA Tickets and Pull
man reservations c. O. Once, s52 Broadway, and
FRED STERRY. Manager. Hot sprsnSa Va
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15

the -, a. ali United states ports Tor the
t-S
ToLaI receipts since September s1- eS9
-cta- receipts L- % s1-I' &C. .-..-....... 2661T5
Exports LJl - 80
EeAPcrls Ior --s So S--s---s- 500
1ola- e2yoLs 49, 80 Tsr- . Sg2 e4S
Etocx al United States ports -o-N0'S
stock al al United states ports at .s I7s8Oe
. l1St al a. 80, ,rvr. ........... e5S 641
Stock at al interior towns al l'e ss-o 72se 800
stosE at li.srlo2- - a. ne; same ae last year. so4
stock OF American aHoat for Great Britain
stock q AaeTea1 e a1oat Tor 1le4' 7'l-- 454 600
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
City Hotels.

-ELEGASTLy FURNISHED APARTMENT, private
S. So daily including meas two. SO weekly.
,e. SIS THE ALABAMA IS East I1tA 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
-rpnrr q NrAcRINA

DFTE1rT TOLEDO & IRoSroN
Llnn Arbor SYSTEM
Pm --. a., 80 100 So COZ Dec S5163
" p 70 is0 7.-.-. I.sJs. Ia lr'000O" -A-'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23
Silva Putt and
| Putt Cream P0aishes.

~ILVA PUTT for cleaning
VA and polishing fine silver or
~ gold, plated or solid.
PUTT CREAM for brass,
copper, nickel and other metals.
Scientifically and honestly COM
pounded, these preparations are
worthy of your fullest confidence.
We have sold them for consider
able time with uniformly good re-
suits. Properly sealed after using,
they will keep indefinitely and are
therefore much more economical
than most preparations of a similar
character. We shall be glad to fur
nish free samples at the Demon
stration Booth, in Housefurnishing
Department, and afford all informa-
ton desired.
Fifth ioor Eleventh 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23
Hats for Misses
and Children.

|, ~ UR display of Trimmed
|AMV Millinery for misses and
NY children this season shows
more grace and beauty and
real fitness than ever before. A
number of these are importations
from the leading French milliners
and are, like those Of our own make,
representations of the latest styles
in shapes and materials. They are
trimmed with feathers, flowers,
quilts and wings almost quite as
richly as are those superb creations
for women. Long and elegant os-
trich plumes and fluffy tips adorn
many of the more elaborate hats for
misses. However, the tasteful ar
tiste will give to each one dis
tinguishing touch that marks it for
the youthful wearer.
There are many varieties of ma
terials for making ehildren's hats,
and numberless untrimmed hats, all
of which can be made more or less
expensive.
Second floor, Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23
APPEAL TO CONGRESS
MRS. LATHAM WANTS DEATH OF
!, SON INVESTIGATED.

1t is my intention to do all that I can
to bring to the attention Of the members of
Congress of the United States the great
wrong that Is being done to the young men
or the poison squad Of the Department of
Agriculture" said Mrs. Lurea Latham.
mother Of Robert Vance Freeman, who
died Monday evening as a result it is
stated. of illness contracted while a men,
Der Of the squad.
Continuing. Mrs. Latham said: II am
glad that the newspapers Of the country
have taken up the death Of my boy and
are showing up the poison squad methods
in the way they should be presented. II
Is a source of much satisfaction to me-
This squad should never have been started
AS result Of Its inauguration my boy has
been taken from me-
Mrs. Latham was positive that the pol
son squad food was the cause of his sub
sequent illness.
My boy was not sick a day In his life
until he Joined the hygienic table at the
Department of Agriculture" said Mrs. La
than. He attended the Y. NJ. c. A. and
spent much of his time there. He obtained
much of his education there also by work
Ing through the night school
''At the time he joined the poison squad
was not Informed of 1t. but later when
he left 1t faint with illness I was told"
Mrs. Latham seemed to be unable to con-
troll her feelings at this tuncture. but In q
moment continued:
"One thing that makes me believe the
poison squad Is working q great wrong IL
the fact that one evening when my boy
came home he was seized with q violent
coughing spell. When he coughed he
strangled and a large capsule fell In the
middle of the floor. He did not want me
to see 1t. and before 1 could reach It he
puts his foot upon 1t. Later when 1t was
removed from the floor the acid or mix
ture that was within the capsule had eaten
the paint from the floor. 1 simply ask what
would such a mixture do to the human
stomach II II took the paint from the floor 81
Mrs. Lathan's older son, John Freeman,
who resides In Texas. arrived in the city
today, and II Is expected that he and his
mother will consult with an attorney reia-
tive to starting the movement to bring the
matter to the attention of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23
The "Arnold"
Knit Night Drawers

with or Without Feet).
~HE surest protection a
4 sleeping child can have
W. against colds, chills and
sickness. A relief to a
mothers anxiety and watchfulness.
The child is always covered. Made
with or without feet in several
styles, Coo. upwards.
Buy the ARNOLD" goods once and
you will buy again.
Third floor. Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23
Lighthouse Service.

The lighthouse service steamer Maple.
Capt. Almy. has loaded q new type of gas
buoy at the New York station of the light
house service. and is on her way to the
Chesapeake with 1t. The new buoy, which
Is a combination Hight and bell signal buoy,
Is to be SO located on Cape Henry as ia
mark the entrance to the Chesapeake. Its
tanks will hold supply of acetylene gas
sufficient to supply the light burning night
and day for several months.
The lighthouse service steamers Holy and
Violet are employed In visiting the many
light stations on Chesapeake bay and its
tributaries. whose isolated position does NOT
allow the inmates to go marketing, and
supplying them with provisions enough ia
last them several weeks.
Commander Lloyd. inspector in charge OF
this lighthouse service district has ap-
pointed Charles A. Laisen OF Baltimore as.
sistant keeper at the Cove Point light sta.
ton In Chesapeake bay. to succeed James
H. Kemp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23
New Silk
Pettic0ats.

TIWH1 E are showing superb
HEV II line of Silk Petticoats,
NAVY and for all occasions
street, travelling, every
day and evening wear. Some have
jersey tops for wear with clinging
gowns, some with full-hare ruffles
for full skirts; and others, for wear
with evening dresses, are of white
japanese and taffeta silk.
Three Special Values:
Tafeta SILK Petticoats, good quality, black,
with accordeen-plaited founce and perca- e, oe
line dust rune. Each. ................. 1879
Taffeta SILK Petticoats. trimmed with very deep
and full shrred nOunce and finished with percaline
dust rud1e: navy. brown. black. change
able effects and the new autumn shades. c. M
Tsneta SILK Petttooats. trimmed with wide
shirred nounce. sectional tucked 6ounces and SILK
dust rune: black, brown, navy. green. maroon,
gun metal and the fashionable light shades c. eo
for evening wear Each. ................ Y/.So
laird door. EleSenth ST.. 81 -.. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23
New Norfolk Suits for Bows,

In the favored yoke STYLE also plain jacket with belt which
moved making single doubebreasted
pants which style growing popularity We showing beau
ful line Atwood English
popular blue serges and unfinished wored The tailoring
mparts character them seldom in eady-towear gar
Our Showing of Young ITEMS Suits
Is larger and comprehensive than includes single
SUITS style and nsh worsted hbet
weeds serges and eheviots; 80 36nch chest
$1,000 to $3.50 Each.
I'm Young Mems Clothing We Offer:
special lot young Woed breasted
STYLE the latest semiormttng models
36-nch chest
$3.50 the suit. Regularly $3.50.
Boys and Young Mems OverJ Boys Chdens
made the very latest and Refers IN Main fabrics and
Styles of fancy mixtures frezes, ~ " p ~ INV
hbets and kersey cloths All ocotch ec sizes z 10 IL
$780, $3.50, $1,000 to $4,000. $500 to $12.5o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23
Special Value i'm
W0men's Gloves.

@n MOTHER invoice, just re-
lNt ceived, of Women's 10
LAY Button Length Mousque-
taire White Glace Gloves.
Ali sizes are represented. We offer
these, being most exceptional
value, at
$2.oo the pair.
Main door. ut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23
Saturday, is Nlwaye Gbtlorene DAY.
Young Mems, Boys and Juvenile
Autumn and Winter Clothing.

OMPLETE lines comprising the styles and effects for
school, street dress and general all aracvy priced
~ Young Mems Singebreasted Sack Suits
plain and fancy materials sizes 36nch chest
Boys Single and Doubbreasted Yoke Plain Noroks
Breasted Beed Suits Sailor Russian Suits 2 H.
Boys and Young Mems Tuxedo Suits
Boys Ovecoats and Refers, various styles and fabrics
Children's Overcoats in fancy and plain materials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23

: 1t Is understood that Mr.. Oscar Stratus
Of New York. who will soon be q member
of President Roosevelts cabinet, during
his recent stay in this city selected as Q
residence the Italian villa on 10th street
owned by former Senator and Mrs. John b.
Henderson. The house has not been 0ccu-
pied. although completed more than year
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23
High=grade Toilet Articles.

Listerine, small size, bottle lie.
Hand Sapoli0 cake. Observation-Disclosures. &c.
Turks Island Sea Salt bag. Toe.
W. & LIS Rose Water and Gycerne Soap.
cake OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sc.
Electro Silicon boxes for ................2J c.
Green LIQUID Soap, bottle. Soc
Palm Olive Oil cake lOc.; for........... 2Jc.
Raven Bright Shoe Polish bottle. lOc.
WhItmores French Cream Shoe Dressing. jar. Ice.
Whitmores (;iIt Edge Shoe Dressing bottle. 25c.
..U-rub- I-shine" Shoe Cream lar ..,....... 25c.
whItmore's ..EIite'' Shoe Dressing bottle 2,c.
WhItmore's Dandy Shoe Dressing bottle -. 2ssc.
French NeitouIap Cream bottle. ............ .25c.
Chsmois Skins each Observation-Disclosures. 60 75c.
Whisk Brooms each MATHEMATICIAN. Zoe to BIC.
Russian Rubber Sponses each 80. .35c. to 81 rs
white Kloth" each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l0c.
Kingsbury's Rust Eradicator bottle. ....... 25c.
w. q l.. B0rax. Lib package. i5c: pack
Cream de Java far. .................... 25c.
Imported Tooth Brushes. each aforementioned Toe.
Chiorls Violet Toilet Water hottie. 25c- and Soc
W. 4 l.. Farina Cologne, small size bottle loo.
W. & l.. Farina Cologne. large size bottle. 25c.
Adair Tooth WASH bottle. ................. PIC.
Espey's Fragrant Cream, jar. ............... loc.
Main d0or. st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23
Bows and Youths Furnishings.

complete department ITSELF carrying nothing uptodate
stylish weaabes for boys fashioned after the MEMS which delights
the boy. >ss. =
As special offering Boys imported
domestic plain white effects with cuffs
separate full and generous a.
Special price, 81 90 each
Also of Boys Young Mems A-sik Paamas delicate
shades of pink, blue,
$500 the suit.
We showing complete line of Sweaters and Skating Jackets
suitable for and girls in all colors and Sizes These
demand for rink skating. III
S1.00. S1.25, S1.50 Sl.75. 5000 and $3.50 each.
We call especial attention
The Debutante--A New Knit TAM
OShaner ideal for chldren wear.
extensively skating general
The Debutane Tam and attractveclosey knit with
silk White scarlet brown and blue
On sale in Boys Clothing Department. at
SOC. and Csc. each.
floor Teuthst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-23

In the circuit court for Fairfax county
this morning Special Commissioner Robin
son Moncure filed his report in the case of
H. Kirk, jr.. against w. H. Winston's ad-
ministrator. The object of the report is to
effect a settlement of the estate OF the late
William HI. Winston and to determine a
dover fer the widow
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-10
THE MANTLE OBSERVATORY.
Father Brown. Who Has Charge of
 It. Is Now in This Country.

San Francisco, July IO.-Father E. F. Brown. assistant to Father Algue. who is in charge of the ob- seryatOry in Manila. arrived yester- day on the steamship China on his way tO England.
 The Manila observatory is one of the best equipped in the world. The seismograph there made a splendid record of The California earthquake of April IS.
 Three times a day. said Father Brown. a telegraphic report is re- ceived at the Manila observatory from Yap. Guam, and the fifty-eight other stations scattered throughout the provinces. With this information it is possible to detect the brewing 0f . tvphoon five days before it de- veious. When the instruments ai Manizl or elsewhere tell of the ap- preceding storm warnings are sent by viTe to numerous points on the Chinese and Japanese coast and to Fofrsosa-
 The trolley ears ruined our mag netic observatory- said F4thes Broxn. We have daily records hoEerer. for fifteen years past. and as that. for our purposs. constitutes a coz1piefe cTcle. ve can make esti. mates by the aid of that data vitf fair 2ccurzcT.~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-10
OFFICER SHOT THE DOG
Canine Which Was Acting QueerIy 0n North Willow Street Killed Last Night

Although the dogs after being con- fined to their homes the past six
 weeks were let loose last week. that is no reason why some of them aie not still rabid as was shown last night by the antics of a cur suffer- ing from the rabies in the vicinity of North Willow street. The dog was a spaniel and has been on the warpath f0fAthe rG9t tee days It is believed tn8 1t bISssevv vsAl other dogs before 1t received a dose of lead from Off, cer Erickson's revolver. and the resi- dents of that section are on the anx- ious seat lest other canines should get an attack of the "dumbs." It was about 7:30 last night when some one informed Offlcer Erickson, who was on the lookout for the purp, that 1t was doing stunts on Chestnut avenue.
 He immediately hastened there, but the klyi had premonition of what was coming and took to his heels ere the bluecoat had chance to get shot at 1t. The brute headed for Johnson street and the tall. lean form 1.-the Swede was after 1t hot foot. From Johnson into Grove the animal skiddooed, but the limb of the law was gaining all the time. Across North Willow on to West Grove the dog steered and finally. exhausted,
 made a bee line for its home at 327
 West Grove. Here Erickson found 1t waiting for him near the back porch and he quickly sent 1t into dogland.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-10
SPORTING ON THE GREEN.
Children Are Allowed to Romp And
 Play Without Hindrance.

A large number of children gam boled on the green to-day. There is lots of room for them and some to spare and considerably more could be made if the city spent few dol- lars making walk through the cen ter of the park from the band stand westerly and set out about two or three dozen more seats. 1t would be money well spent and would convert the green to the best use it can ever be put. Does anybody grudge the lit- tie ones the good 1t does them. to romp about on the green sward while the older ones look on evidently thinking of the time when their own hearts were as light and their joints as Timber as are those of the youths of to-day? Of course not. Something should be done. too, to put Union Union square park in shape so that people who want to get breath of air can find seat there. Why not? Is Union square more sacred than the green or don't the folks who live in that neighborhood ever get tired in the house and feel like getting into the open? Let everybody use the parks, but see that nobody abuses them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-10
CLERKSENJOY FIRST RONDAY
The Half Day Off Gives All of Them
 Chance For An Outing.

The clerks in the various stores around town received their first half holiday this afternoon, and the coun- ter jumpers hied themselves away from the noise and din of the center, which they are accustomed to hear every day in the week. Many of the clerks went to the country, others went to the shore. while many of the feilpws attended ball game between in Mullings' and the boys that work for H. w. Conner. The half holiday for the clerks is new thing in this city, although various towns around the state have been trying 1t the past few years. The clerks are making the stores of this town more city-like and 1t Is probable that the time is not far off when the stores will be closed every night in the week except Saturday.