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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18
'SH|ELS RECEIVES
HONOR MEDAL
Former San Francisco Sur
geon Is the Recipient of
Recognition for Bravery
FEARLESS ON FIELD

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
WASHINGTON. d. C., Nov. I7.-Dr.
George Franklin ShieIs, an army sur
Eeon who distinguished himself I'm res
cuinE wounded FfIipfnos amid show
er of bullets during fight in n Phil
fppfne fnsurrecffon, and was known rs
the most reckless man in battle in ali
Luzon. has received n Congressional
medal of honor for his bravery on the
battlefield.
Dr. Shells. who is now a resident
Of New York City. was surgeon ma
jor on the staff Of General Lloyd Whea-
ton at the time Of the Philippine up
rising in 1899 While an engagement
was in progress at Tuliahan hiver.
Surgeon Shells noticed two wounded
Filipinos lying near an open space be-
tween the firing lines. The battle was
still at its height when the doctor, at
the risk of his life, ran to the injured
men; accompanied by four soldiers of
General Wheaton's troops. with whose
cid he carried them TO a place Of. safety,
DR.. Shells bearing one of the Filipinos
on his shoulders and the troopers look
ing out for the other native.
The rescue was witnessed by many
Of General Wheaton's soldiers, and mas
been described as one of the bravest OF
acts on the battlefield.
DR.. Shells was the hero Of several
daring feats during his experience In
the Philippine campaign, especially at
Zapote Bridge He was recommended
for promotion to the brevet OF brlga-
der general by General Wheaton and
I'VE times recommended for the orevet
of lieutenant colonel
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18
PONY SALE BRINGS
MINER FORTUNE
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

RENO. New. Nov. Ito receive
more than 100000 for broken down
COW pony seems like a dream, but the
fact remains that Fred Staples, pros
pector operating some Ignite claims at
Coledale, sold in this city yesterday
1000 shares Of Mohawk stock for sl22.-
500, Staples having received this stock
three years ago in payment for pony
which he considered almost worthless
Staples is in California with his invalid
wife, and is living in luxury while the
man who gave him the stock is still
seeking a fortune in Southern Nevada
Three years ago Staples was sitting
in his cabin in the mining camp of
Coledale, wondering how he could send
his sick wife to San Francisco, where
the doctors said she must go If her life
was TO be saved. He had about given
up all hope when a prospector from
Tonopah arrived at the cabin and asked
TO buy Staples pony, standing tied to
sa gebrush near the cabin The Tono-
psh fortune-seeker did not have much
cash. but he had 1000 shares of Mo
hawk. which he offered with a $40 bill
for the horse. Staples sold the pony
and put the stock in a tin can. Yester-
day he sold the 1000 shares at $3.50
a share. receiving s122.50O-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18
MRS. THAW ORDERS
SEVEN GOWNS
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Evelyn Mes
bit Thaw went to an exclusive Fifth
avenue dressmaker Thursday and had
fittings for seven costumes. described
4 stunning cerations," TO be worn at
the trial OF her husband, Harry K
Thaw, which begins December 8. It is
reported the cost OF the gowns was
$500. ThaW, who is in the Tombs,
has ordered three suits of clothes
presumably to wear at his trial
Recorder Goff, who will hear the
case, viii become a member Of the
Supreme Court on January /, so that
the indications are that the Thaw trial
will be much shorter than has been
generally expected
The opinion Of the District Attor-
ney's Office is that the trial should not
last so very long. The prosecution
viii not introduce any extraneous mat
ter and District Attorney Jerome ex-
poets to conduct the case for the peo-
pie with dispatch.
It is expected that the defense will
be long, but Recorder Goff is not op-
posed to holding night. sessions, and it
is said this will be done should there
be indications that the trial would last
over Christmas.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18

MADRID. Nov. liking Alfonso has
been hastily recalled to this city from
his hunting expedition It is believed
that a Cabinet crisis is impending. War
Minister de Luque is resisting the pre-
tensions Of Generals Weyler and Pola-
viejs TO the field marshalship. vacant
owing to the death of Count de Cheste.
Weyler and Polavieja base their claims
on their victories in Cuba and the Phil
ippine Islands
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Stationery


See our new and beautiful line
of 1907 Calendars, Christmas and
Postal Cards in this department on
the mezzanine floor.
1-pound package of real French
Lawn Paper CLIO sheets of
paper), in blue and white; Csc.
Envelopes to match; blue or
white; 8 packages for Csc
Holly and Christmas Postal Cards
............... lc each
Berlin Bond Paper; box of so
sheets OF paper and so en-
velopes ......... .25c
Postal and Autograph Albums 25c
San Francisco View Books .25c
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18
SEES A GERMAN PERU,

MADRID, Nov. 1.-THE Diaro uni
versslSv commenting on the speech
~ Chancellor Won Bulow in the
German Reichstag Wednesday, ex-
presses the opinion that too much i'm
portance should not be attached to
the Chancellor's optimism, adding that
Germany is the greatest peril to
European peace"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18

Z Q Z I y
Jofnted Doll,
15 inches tall.
with 8 o o d
c o m position
body, bisque
h 9 q d, sleep
ing eyes and
pretty face;
c url y hair;
fancy s ] l p
a n d colored
stockings and
slippers; spe-
cial, sac.
Handsome
Jointed Doll,
20 inches tall.
W / t h fine
q u g ] ! t y
bisque head.
lovely curls,
t 1 Q d with
bow of rib
bon; sleeping
eyes. smiling
mouth; fancy
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18
CONVICTED INDIANA AUDITOR
Is GRANTED NEW TRIAL
Supreme Court Holds That David f..
SherrfcI< Took Insurance and
Not State Money

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 1.-THE SUI
preme Court has reversed the de-
cision of the lower court by which
David E Sherrick, former. Auditor OF
State, was sent 10 the penitentiary 70.
an indeterminate sentence of from two
to fourteen years, charged with en-
bezziement OF the State funds.
The court orders a new trial. Sher-
rick has been in the <penitentiary for
several months. He will be brought
TO Indianapolis at once
The court holds that Sherrick did
not embezzle State money, as the mon
ey belonged TO the insurance com
panies.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18

Cut this out. call on or send to P. K.
Gordon, Washington-Sunset route, No s
Market St, San Francisco. tell where
you are going and receive the lowest
rates. full information about service,
routes. steamship tickets, etc.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18
Our Forefathers Carried Guns for Game
on Thanksgiving

To keep the game a-going we carry
csrvers and table cutlery. Stoltz's. the
cutlery house, 1885 Fillmore st, above
Suffer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-27
MIaceuanennS.

The sole of No. IL West Forthwith street,
reported yesterday. Is authoritatively denied.
The. Rutland & Whiting company has
to 4. Schultz 4 Co. the five. story building
at the northeast corner Of Nassau and Ann
f R6sftsod for f e Ions pIss term Of years Douglas
eented the lessons.
Harry L, Roscn has sold ten lots on Roebline
street. Brooklyn. WHICH we're recently bought
from the American Mailing Company.
NJ. H. Beringcr ~ Co. have sold for Knox 4
Dooling rs attorneys the water front property
in Ra yenswood, Long Island City, running
from Vernon avenue to the East River, a
plot 2oox625, with riparian rights.
The Torh Realty Company Is the buyer Of
No. 255 Nest l04th street. recently sold by
George r Cannon through SlHwson 4 Hobbs.
Th4 Century Realty Ca. .eany is the buyer
4 Nte. i2.and IL West street, sold recently
thTouGn T.. Ianenbaum h Co.
Ames & Co. we're the brokers in the sale Of
Nos, sos md 40 West Twenty-ffta street to
L. j. Kreshover.
The property bought recently by the Ameri-
can Ice Cream Company was on the, south
side of l6lst street. 100 feet east OF Broadway
not lS1st street.
Fowler Brothers. in conjunction with
Charles Schlesingpr; have leased for Elmer
z. Sa nborn TO BENJAMIN W. Penrlmnn all
street. and parts of Nos. SO and go. in the same
ltreet. for a term of years. at an aggregate
rental of sit5,oo0.
Plans have been filed with Building Super
Jour story dwellings at Nos; 81 and 80 West
iorty-rourth street, owned by the estate OF
! Sade over into one, with a sround floor store
I Id an extension, which is TO be fitted as a tea
! om, The improvements, ere to be made
{ Nst $1,000 according to the estimate OF the
l'chitects. Marshall L. and Henry G, Emery.
Plans ans lave s also been snd InSdtI ISF n9 peaeT ~ tPs
fourth street, The Interior Is to be remod-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-27
COPPER, TIN AND LEAD.
Good Demands for ElectroIytic Copper by
Electrical Engineering Trades.

Aside from good demands from electrical
engineering trades for September and Octo-
Der shipments OF copper, the home and for
eiRn markets are quiet. Prices are firm
and unchanged for lake, electrolytio and
casting copper There was a rumor in yes
terday's local market that a round lot of
electrolytic for July delivery was available
at 1870. A WITHDRAWING corporation and
two electrical engineering corporations tele-
phoned around the market only to fn1 that
the lot adverted to was the returned from
China metal which has been kicked around
the globe for nine months and which within
a few weeks has been rejected by a dozen
domestic copper workers by reason Of i'm
purities in the metal. For almost 5000, 900
pounds Of electrolytic copper sold in yestcr-
days market to New England and New York
consumers the price was 1870, for September
shipments, In lake the market is quiet.
There is very little available for July, and
tibet Is held at loc, For August and Septem-
Der lake an English engineering interest
bought a round tonnage In yesterdays market
at ls,,c, New York delivery. Casting copper
is in large demand at sac. thirty days.
Rolling mills and electrical works report
all the business under contract they can
take care OF through the year: LONDON quotes
ESQ: best selected. Cs7. Market quiet. Yes
terday's sales on London Metal Exchange
were / 100 tons, a,eDo am, :. ho ,oo.,
MARKET ak TN london i Sa ASKS asks s sP1' is. 'f for l soot
and Ella i5a. for three months. Local I'm
porters predict prices around 4oc, spot for
The most OF July and thereafter a little sag
In domestic markets Is exhibiting a consider
able increase over last year In the solder
lead is in good demand and is steady at
&. s0IS ,a0c, SPOT.
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IRON AND STEEL.
Moderate Demands IN Eastern Iron Market
Gaining Export Trade in steel Wares.

= In the Eastern market sales OF pig iron
reflect moderate demands for Southern and
Northern foundry iron and activity In steel
making irons. There Ia a very firm and
steady tone in Eastern and Western markets
with relation to pig iron. Most makers Of
Southern foundry iron are quoting prices on
the basis Of sis. so for No. 2 foundry at Biz
minRham. The recession from s4 has not
acted as a stimulant to the market. This Is
attested by the light volume of sales. most
consumers being disposed to hold off from
the market for some time. One important
combination OF Alabama furnaces reports
the sale OF 5000 tons of foundry since the
first Of the month. several round lots of which
are TO cover wants of agricultural implement
and machinery makers in the West till the
close Of the year. Among the larger meters
OF foundry iron in the Middle and Eastern
States present buying Is for moderate ton
nages. In a number OF foundry lines bust
ness Is slowing down to the usual between
seasons conditions. In malleable iron inter-
ests and throughout the lines of cast steel
products business Is keeping at top notch
figures. Prices for western New York, New
Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania irons are
unchanged. Bessemer is firm at sl7. 5o@
sI7.75, with basic at sl7.25@$l7.5o so. valley
furnaces.
Coke continues In good request. with the
tone Of the market firm for best grades Of
furnace and foundry. Prime seventy-two
hour Connellsville foundry coke is s.. 5o6
s2.75: Virginia furnace coke. 81. 5d 81. 40.
Bar iron is quiet and prices are unchanged.
on the basis of l.5915d i.84H. half extras,
tidewster.
In the steel trades a good deal Of new bust
ness Is coming forward in domestic and ex-
port trade. Export agencies for several
important steel interests report the incoming
OF a considerable volume of foreign business
at prices most satisfactory to makers. and
in almost every case the foreign buyers state
tha other orders for American steel products
will be placed within a few months. One steel
export agency reports orders for Canadian
account, booked within a few days to tho
amount OF 81 500. 900. chiefly in railroad ma
terial. Among heavy machinery makers
little new business is reported. except for
electrical apparatus, steam turbines and
mining equipments. In the boiler making
line new bu siness is coming in freely under
specifications from the en- cheering offices,
and in consequence a great deal Of new bust
ness ls going to the sheet makers. None OF
the important specifications for rails and
cars that makers anticipated booking during
this week is likely to be placed until the middle
of July or during August. Railroad purchas-
ing agents are apparently acting as If by
agreement to refrain from buying before
late In the summer Prices throughout the
steel markets are unchanged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-27
The REAL ESTATE MARKET.
PRIVATE SALES, LEASES AND
PUBLIC AUCTIONS.

The Estate Of Delaney Kane Disposes OF
the Unimproved Block Front at the
South Side Of Claritson street. BE
tween west and Washington streets.
The brokerage branch OF the market was
reasonably quiet yesterday. Most Of the
trading was concerned with property in
the tenement districts. A couple Of un-
important downtown business parcels and
several middle grade dwellings figured in
the dealing. The demand for lots was
fairly good. The offerings In the Vesey
street auction rooms we're few In number,
as were also the plans for new constructions
fled with the Building Department.
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elled and @ now plumbing rlant Installed.
The improvements arc to cost pl0, 400, accord
Ing, TO the estimate Of the architects, Vaux
a Emery.
The Manhattan new building plans INCLUDE
three six story fats with stores to be built for
Surman, Weltnsch A Gertner Of listh street
two SIX story hatg with stores for Charles l..
Welngteln on ioith street east Of Filth ave
Allalre on isSd street west OF Amsterdam
avenue, $40, 600; a ak story fiat with stores
for SnRarman A Gerlach at the southwest cor
and Q two story gas generator house for the
STANDARD Gas Light Company on ii5th steet
east OF Pleasant avenue, TO cost SIS 900.
and attic dwellings to be built for Isaac Brown
on Clay avenue north OF l69th street. az a cost
OF 9i5 900: q two story and attic dwelling. to
cost $4,000. and two two story dwellings, to
cost 81. 900 and IS 900 respectively
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-27
Court Calendars This Day.

Supreme C~ourt-Appellate Division Recess.
Supreme Court -Speciai Term. Part Motion
calendar called at 1880 a. NJ. Part LEX parte
matters. Pa IT llI.-Clear. Motions. Preferred
cause No. $751;, General calendA Nos 5laD,
1880, scS7. 3765. 4tl4. 1878, 1895, 475s, All. 1922, ISS0a,
ls56, 1857, 1891, 1902. 1909. 1910, 1892, 4e+6, 1881, ta54.
1855, Ass, 4967, 4ees, ALL. &e7t, 1915. 1917. 3l58. 1904.
1910, $3.50, 5OS2, 50si, 50S5. 5Os8. L0sa. 50a3, oc95, j0e7.
tnaS. 5000. SlOc. 5l07. Divorce calendar called at
l)i5 a. NJ. Part lN.-Clear. Cases from Part III.
Tart V.-Clear. Cases from Part Ill. Part VI
20 dav calendar. Part Vino day calendar.
'5ie4. 70i5. 7O22, 1880. 7Ois. 7os9, 1850. 7Os5, 62ol. 67to.
Tial. Part HI.-Case unfinished. Nos, 1888. 1850,
1873. 1874. Parts ". and V Adjourned for the
term. Part VI,-Clear. Cases from Part VII.
Part VII. unfinished. Nos. 1881. 1880, So4l
1904, 1908, 1919, 1901, 1905. Part VII. Adjourned
for the term, Part lN,-Case unfinished. Cases
from Part X. Part N.-Clesr. Nos. 4739. 257s.
Part M.-Clcar. Cases from Part u, Part Kill
Clear Cases from Par x. Part XIiI,-Case I'm.
Surroge,es,, conrt.chombers For probate
M MsiS a, T HoeE, EEdiwartd ErdsnbrschsT. Ell5sSsstdHi
Manifold, John W. Cafry. Hedwtg Pings, Fanny
Cans, Jacob Pnsum, at go P. NJ. Trial Term
Thomas W. Evans, Al 1850 <. X.
City Court-Spcclhl TcIm.-Conrt opens at 10
A.. q. Motions. Trial Tcrm.-Psrt l.. No day
a9as, WI, PTS. ?7sn, 27p,. 1855, Iiso. 1895, ptrt
IH..Cleai. Nos. i2a ?sioN.- 2sls, 2sl4, ?sl6.
Part V.-case unfinished. Equity cAses-Nos.
57I, SOC. Part V.-CleAr, Nos. 2s07, 662l and
Faiotico VS., TroPol. same W. same.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-27
Chicago Electrical Earnings.

CHICAGO, June 2e.-The postponed annual
meeting Of the Chicago Edison Company
was held to-day and the retiring directors
were reelected. Inasmuch as negotiations
with the city looking to a merger ordinance
fell through, a week ago, nothing was Iona
toward a consolidation OF the Edison and
Common Sealth companies. The Edison
report slows about e.04 per cent. earned
on the stock, compared with a little less than
SO per cent. q year aeo. The Common
wealth earned 2.86 per cent. on its stock,
against ass o ear ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-27
ti2,5O
LEOPOLD PAM INSOLvENT.
Receiver in Charge OF Assets or Cloak
Firm.

Receiver in Charge OF Assets OF Cloak
Firm.
A creditors petition in bankruptcy has
been filed against Leopold Pam and Arthur
Steinweg pam 4 Steinweg), dea lers in
cloaks, suits and waists at $50 Columbus
avenue, 2772 Third avenue and at Altoona
Pa. by Charles Broas for these creditors:
Benjamin Levy, 5000; Silverstein Bros,
s3o5 and Abraham Cohn, SASS. Pam is a
brother Of Max Pam, the lawyer. 1t was
alleged that the firm portners are insolvent
May last t o j. Deschel & Co. Judge Adams
Of the United States District Courta ppointed
Edward G. Benedict receiver OF the assets.
fixing his bond at IS, 600 on the application
Of Charles Broas. who estima ted the assets
at $4,000. The abilities are about s25 900.
Mr.. Pam has been sick for some time past
and returned few day Us ago from Mount
Clemens, Mich.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-27
Yesterdays Auction Sales.
fAt II Vcsey street,
ny InaRpH L. VILLA

III JUHEFH u WILLIS.
Woodlawn road. southwest corner Of 2i3th
street. four lots. 2i.8G from $40 to 1856
feet; 10 \. r.. Thompson. ,,"..n.,.... q
2l3th street, southeast corner OF De Kalb
avenue, two lots. each 25xi0O; TO a.. Y.
mon pSOn ,.,.,,,,t, q
jerome avenue. southeast corner OF 2i9th
street. two lots, each 2SxicO feet; TO I'd .
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Bf JOBEPH p, DAY.
Melrose avenue, northwest corner Of 162d
street, 100. K25. oxl00x24.l. two two story
frame dwellings and stores: p. r. Egan vs..
Maria Buellesbach ~ ct al; due on judgment,
es.2jI.2o: to Ferdinand Kurzman. ...,....
Fourteenth street. No. 600, north side. 1897
feet east OF Avenue u, 81. i0xl08.3. Ave
story brick tenement: Philip Schwendeman
ct al; partition TO Goldberg & Greenberg .
BY HERBERT A. SHERMAN.
Third avenue. No. 6S7. east side. l05 feet
south OF. Thirty ninth street. 2oIioo. hve
story brick tenement: L. F. Wheeler vs..
W. H. Weeks ct al: due on judgment.
$40, 3l8,3l: subject 10 taxes. &C., s376:
TO C. LvlnEston Jones ..............
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ENTIRE BL0CK-RIDGEWooD.
New Apartment Houses

Three story double brick aud stone, 27XS5IlOo:
steam heat and hot water; handso mely decorated;
all light rooms: the best ever built showing large
Income: Is minutes to New York.
OTTO g Builder,
Erhnklln AV. and ST. Johns place Rrookiyn.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

s r
PIANOS SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES
Used ss SSFsA'' i s1oo in part s siyS'n''
W' B%issGlyn: 4 IS s: SO at'f Rd 81; S s'1. york
slOO E$E$, $s!'3s| & Gs::!s;: a. / $l2O
Cor 500, Sis, slightly used Mahogany
700 RR Rents g. III sfD asEi sSllz ! E. suf i4th s..
..es hhiA5Fh es HSnaHa si @sfled e frss. ''. . Rss st' ssd i.
opRlf WEssS SHAN SfaN 70 s sf EAsr 4 isrH 81 TrH
SMALL UPRIGHT PIANO. SO: good for Be.
ginner: easy payments. WlssNER. rs East itth.
PAwNBROKERs' SALES.
'soENTE1L A6 65ToN g. shsshan, 1us'~
;ss :sS, l S y s si:s 1 Is2 Z I 1 IS y 81 & ,s S: s.. = ai an aai:
June a7NByY ]. J. Saver; clothing.
@ SlspG 2. 1905. ' snd aE goods Sds held Idda Gvsl. to No. 1900
July BY J. Simpson d Co.. 226 Park row; all
:, Se, 9Psi d di isos, Ncs. 'i ! sc isoS &c.. and Rdlsa IL GOODS 6Gsv hsii
over:
JULIUS sHoNGoop. AustioneeI. by Joseph
Shongood's Sons, Aucts., o. Bowery:
June 27.-clothing. Alex Freund. l545 Sd av,
gg33;; So z P1;ss;: :s,! z u! SS'; Il i; :! i ss'ssR'sRs rs. ssS ''
June 2s-All mems and women's clothing and all
pledges pledged prior to June q, 1905. Nos. s4S7a
J,ne 2a-Jewery. &c. pledged to June q, 1905.
4. Frankenstein & Co., 20 Delaney st.
TO June 1, 1905. Nos. $1,000 TO 4i25o. d. Bruck-
heimer. 22sS Sd av.: L. BIuckheiner. 1906 I'd av.
ELI SoBEL. Auct.. 90 Bowery, sells 1880 A. n,
all goods pledged prior. June 20. 1905. and held over:
June 27-Al diamonds. watches, 1ewelry. pledged
prior June i5 1906. 70 No. $685.. and held over.
J. B. Koplik q Co.. 139 Park row.
June ss-clothing. Charles l. Singer. 500 10th
June 7s:-Jewelry, S. Hlpolstoiner, AT Sd ave-.
and s. S. Kory. Brooklyn.
July 2-clothing. L. Bernstein. 26ss sh av.
1. L. FIRGSKI. Auct., 10 Bowery, sells 10 A. NJ:
June 27-order VIM. Simpson q Co.; %jewelry..
June 2s-Order H. Stern, SIC 9th av.: all diamonds,
watches. jewelry,. goods every description Piled ged
prior June IA. 1905. and all older dates held over.
June Border ]. E. Lemon & Co.. 40 9th av.;
all diamonds, watches. ~tewelry, goods every de.
and all older dates held over.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

AuCTION SALE inl building lots In Rockvill
Centre. G.. F. ARCHER. Auctioneer. 45i Fulton 81
Jamaica.
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HIP WANTED-FEMALE.

Young women, between II
and % years OF age, wanted
to learn the telephone bust
ness; permanent positions in
central offices for those who
qualify; salary Of SIS a week
paid while learning. Apply
after 9 A. M. at 122 East 18th
ST.. NEW YORK TELE-
PHONE COMPANY.
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HELP

oooK AND LAUNDREss-caII between 10 and
H. $40 West llith ST.. n. Y.
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SALE

The undersigned Commissioners, for the erection Of new City Hall, will sell at
Public Auction on THURSDAY, JULY 18th. 1906. at PM, IN the premises. the
property known as the "OLD BURYING GROUND" The parcels TO be sold are those
shown for saso on the second registered maj Of the odd Burying Ground" copy Of which
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REAL EsTATE-NEw JERSEY.


FOR SALE.
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TYPEwRTTERs-An standard maize, rer,.d
and Kept 10 order; ribbons free; machines sold
pSss.. :. 5 : I 81 ssRii 49, g. q ssi Ssl Ri SsSsS Ts'..
phone. e8fo Cortiandt eSo'