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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-04
PRICE OF LUMBER ADVANCES.
From So to SIS Per Thousand Feet
Added

The North Carolina Pine Association,
which controls the supply of the bulk of the
lumber used in this city, has advanced the
price of lumber of all grades-s2 being the
advance per thousand feet on some of the
more costly lumber, and s. per thousand
feet on the inferior grades. These advances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-04
MARRIED.

On February l. 1896 al The
residence Of the Rev. W. NJ. FurgrrSun 500 "a
street northwest, HARRY NJ. MILLER of
WASHINGTON. ID. e.. and FANNIE T. HOLMES
of Norfolk. Va. Norfolk papers please copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At No "A Vesey-st-By Joseph Day; 2o7-2o9 1Oth-st
n IT Of Beecker-st, 31Sx9O. story n b, Win
stores: voluntary sale bid in al Y56iOO; 1SS@OI iVts
n IT'S T. Of Beecker-st. 495x95; vacant; voluntary
sale bid in at $4,000: 455 Hudson-st. W s. between
Morton and Barrow 25x10O story bldg with stores
Sd-ave n cor 95th-st % Sx1O0. story ten H. with
stores: voluntary sale; Wessman for $5O6OO lb9t
7Oi 3dave s. Of e5thst, three story ten Ms
with stores each 25x1OO; voluntary SALE .6eI to
500 Custave Brown for S3Z 500
7Of bid in $50 $50; 254 $50 65thsts slOO II OF
West End-ave 50x1OO5 two dwg hs: voluntary SAFE
bid in s15750: 277 s4th st. So # Of West End.
ave 1880 story blk dwg h; voluntary sale bid In al
SIS 600; 240 6Othst, 100 IT OF West EndaVe
Huppert & Bernstein for ST. $50 251 TO WeissLnan
for s2 $50; Hamilton Place, cor 139th-St iOo OK
% 3x9 1x51 II; vacant; voluntary sale. Miller
Sons for Sal 100; Hamilton Pr 14Oth-st Jos ok
SO ex99 1x1O H. voluntary sale. to Miller
$40. 800; 1S9th-st cor Lorillard p 9f6x
1859 vacant; voluntary SALE bid in at $4,000 1s9t ST.
n cor Hoffman-st. 97.6x1696 vacant; voluntary sale
Broadway, 5x93 2 stone front loft ana
store bldg agt r Barret ct al: Alexander
G. c. attys: G II Montague, ref: partition, TO John
Barret jr $3S 900: Frontst 346 IT OF White
halI-st 335x1iO 2x39 6x11O vacant: Am Mtge Co agt
J E Thral ct al; s. attys; G P Blaney. ref;
due IS 900: ETC. 1865 II; to William Arnold
for s33, $50.
g. n 1Ssth-st, 16sxs76 sty frame dEg h;
ct al: George Holmes, atty D Truax. ref amt due
81 Cos 49, taxes $375 Al; the plaintiff for $4,000
BY James l. Wells: Giles Pl, s, $40 # n OF junction
of Sedgwick and Boston Is lots, each 2jx from
of the Commissioners Of the Land
Office; to Alexander Kuh for S19.525.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
TWO LARGE WEST SIDE DEALS,
FIELD ESTATE SELLS THE GRE4TER PART or
RIVERSIDE DRIVE BLOCK TO OPERATORS.
Company Bugs Ten Lots Site for apartment House
Three Dozcntoscn Loft Buildings Change Hands

The Surety Realty and the Realty Mortgage cum
NAMES and Heilner Wolf have purchased from .e
Field estate the block bounded by l5oth ana l'ls'
o,e riverside Drive and Broadway, with the eN-
ception of the Broadway front. 1t has iroh '
of S2s feet in 15st-st. 21 feet in 1SOth-st anu
20S feet in Riverside Drive. ,,
The Field estate was represented by Colonel VIII
ian, Law. The broker was the Cruikshank company
The Johnson-Kahn Company has bought the DOCK
front of about ten lots in Riverside Drive between
11otb and Nth SITS 1t will erect a twelve story
apartment house the site.
Henry Leerburger has sold TO Henrietta fraLAei
Nos 240 and 242 Pearl-st.. southeast corner OF ui
ling Slip two four story loft buildings 40 zXo,'N
irregular and the adjoining parcel NO. butii.s
slip, FIVE story loft building on lot z'ZS4loA
irregular. -. o Dol
r Hoe & Co. have bought from Dannat q rei
che block front on the north side of Broome-st-'
between TOmpkins and East sts extending 1OS leT'
to the line of the Delancey-st ntiGge Broomest
T1,e Mot has a frontage of 200 feet IN 49,
and Comprises fourteen lots on wnlch are ma
buildings The buyer Will erect d ioi Be -
factory the premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
SAVED FROM sToRMBEATEN SHIP.
Two Injured Sailors Brought hshore-Fate
of Vessel Still Unknown.

Norfolk Va. Jan. 1O-The schooner Maggie NJ.
Keough, Captain Tilton, bound from New-York,
coal laden. arrived here to-day, bringing W.
Morgan, mate of the Baltimore schooner Rob
ert McClintock and the cook of the latter vessel,
both men being in need of medical assistance as
the result Of injuries received aboard the Nc
Clintock. which while bound south, met storm
off this coast and barely escaped laundering.
The McClfntock was helpIessly adrift for
week. Finally, she picked UP by the tramp
steamer Frankfort bound for Philadelphia. Dur
ing second storm the hawser by which the
Frankfort towing the McClintock broke.
and the McClintock and steamer lost each other.
When the snowstorm abated the captain of the
McCIintock headed for shore, having two men
from the steamer Frankfort, who had been
placed aboard to assist in saving the schooner.
While lying at anchor the MCClintock was
sighted by the schooner Keough, which ap-
preached her and took aboard the two injured
men. Life savers from Chincoteasue went TO
the assistance of the McC1intock but nothing
more has been heard from her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
R. a. QUINN SAYS HE IS BANKRUPT.
Physician Says He Has Heard That Mrs. Pool
Left $4,000 to Him.

DR. Robert A Gum. the physician who at
tended the late Mrs. Florence H. B. Pool, and
was alleged to have used undue influence on
her. ali of which was disproved later, has filed
a petition in bankruptcy His petition gives his
liabilities as S43, 100. and his assets as S10.352
Dr. Gum states in his petition that he was
informed that Mrs. Pool had left him $4,000 in
her will, but that he has not been informed
officially of any such beauest.
His principal creditors are Charles B. Harris.
$4,000: Janet Gum. S46S0; S f. StilIweI,
50 800 The petitioner saws The assets consist of
an operating table valued at $50 and medical
books, $50. The physician evidently figures
the $4,000 he has not received from the Pool
estate as part OF his assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
MECHANICS LIENS FILED.

122d- St. No 80 East: Bernhard Schildhaus
against Mary Cunahan, owner; NJ Cunahan,
contractor
ST Marks Place. Nos. 40 and 9917 Max Cohen
against j. Berant, owner and contractor; Isaac
Schwartz. contractor. .-...s
1st-ave No. 479 4sJ; Arthur s. Westervelt
against Ely J. Rieser, owner: Sam Roller. con
NsnIeoave W. $. IS it. n. Of 214th-st.. 22x60
Urbano Cavalucci against Antonio Calcaterra
owner: Leonardo La Porta. contractor.
Iexington-ave Nos. 1853 and 161; William F
Mulady against Henry Kroeger. owner and
contractor .....-.... -.
Briggs ". l06.11 # s. Of 201st-st. 5Ox
10; Charles Peterson against William H Lum-
mey. owner and contractor. ......-.....
110th-st. s S. 1901 fl. W. Of Central Park West
IOOx155 10: Pneumatic Whitewash Company
against Central Park Automobile Storage Com
pany, owner and contractor.
i29th-st.. No. 251 to 255 West; T. r. De Lacey
Company against Crescent Mercantile and
Realty company. owner and contractor.
1O6th-st., No. 235 East: Hyman Gottlieb against
Louis Barley. and contractor. ......
156h-st No. 677 East Samuel Shapiro against
Louis Heuer owner and contractor; Harry Sher-
Pier So North River: John NJ. Clark against
William ?. Clyde & Co, owners; Henry Steers
, ". . 70 . e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
OPPOSES CANAL ABANDONMENT.
Paterson Taxpayers Association Asks CO.
operation of Assemblymen to Stop the Plan

Paterson Jan. 10 (SpeciaD.-The Taxpayers AS
ISOLATION of Paterson is opposed to the scheme Of
Morris Canal abandonment urged by the corpora
tions interested. and at meeting to-day adopted
the following:
Resolved That the Taxpayers Association OF
Paterson protests against change in the charter
81 the Morris Canal and Banking Company giving
that company any additional charter rights, and
be il further,
Resolved That the executive committee be au-
thorized take necessary measures TO protect the
interests OF Passaic County, and that it ask the
cooperation Of the Board of Aldermen and the
REPRESENTATIVES of Passaic County in the Senate and
Assembly.
The association also advocated commission
government for Paterson and adopted a resolution
urging the Mayor 10 appoint Captain Bimson
chief of police TO succeed the late Chief Graul.
The appointment OF police chief has been held up
owing 10 q contest for the office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
GREENE-GAYNOR TRIAL.
Defence argues against Legality of
Ertradition.

Savannah. Ga. Jan. I0.-The Greene and Gaynor
ase. involving charges of conspiracy TO defraud
ne government and embeZzlement in connection
nth the big government engineering works in this
IDENTITY. to-day did not reach the point Of drawing
jury for the actual trial To-day consumed
the consideration of the defendants special plea
nd il may be next week before the Jury stage or
be case IS reached.
Upon the converting of the Federal Court to-day
A. A Lawrence of counsel for Greene and Gaynor
esumed his argument in support of the plea in
batement offered by the defence yesterday to the
indictments returned in 1899 and 1902 respec-
svely.
Mr. Lawrence quoted extensively from authorities
eIative to crimes and offences extraditable holding
hat the defendants had been extradited from Can
bda upon charges of conspiracy. The counsel as
erted that among all the extraditions or re-
quests for extradtions TO Great Britain was there
me based on a charge of conspiracy, and that of
he nearly seven thousand extraditions secured py
he United States from the various countries Win
which il has extradtion treaties not one had ever
seen on a charge of conspiracy.
In response to a request from the COURT MI,
Lawrence read the indictment brought in 1902
against the defendants and then Judge speer
asked Special Assistant Attorney General ERWIN
20 indicate the governments position
Mr. Erwin said the government contends that
there was a conspiracy to defraud, and that this
zas nut into operation. and that the putting of
his fraud into operation constituted fraud and was
Counsel for the defence, Mr. Erwin said; was
going the ground that the defendants lana lana
Sian counsel had gone over In hghtlng eNtradluon,
and that the idea now was to escape trial because
they had been as they alleged. extradited wrong
flliy upon charges under which they really should
n9@ Isxe thew extraded for conspiracy asked
the court. 80
ror ma rtIcipatng in fraud with agent this agent
having been Captain Carter
JTrOn the conclusion of the argument of Mr.. Err
win 2 w Meldrim. leading counsel for the de-
fence followed in support Of the contention that
the defendants could not be brought back TO the
United States from Canada upon charge and
then tried upon a different
Before Mr. Meldrim had concluded his argument
an adjournment was taken until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
LIS PENDENS.

Sd ave- W. g. 1913 it. Of 53d-st 16sx1OOs and other
property in Kings County; Ella L. Hendrickson agt.
Loretta Ireland others (partition) attorneys,
Washburn & Sictles
Jacob Tmbe and others Specific performance) at
torneys. Grauer & RathkOpf
88th-st Nos 2O5 and POI East: Kongsberg agt
Mendesohn faction foreclose mechanics LEM:
attorney. c. Emo
47th-st Nos 525 and 527 West; James J. Kennedy agt
Holl faction declare Hem: attorney. NJ. Stein
14Sth-st. 532 John Z. Jones others agt.
Walter H. Jones and others amended pattion
w. L. Benjamin
Boson-aye W. s. 1875 IT. n. 1S0th-st. 4Ox1O6; Vic
Graeve and another Richard TfetJen others
faction to forecose mechanics enJ attorney A c. Som
merich.
Creston-ave =. g. 1855 it. s. of 1sSth-st 75x95:
Thomas Ha wilkins and others. Arthur
gomer executor and others faction determine clam)
attorney, ]. F. Coffin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

Chederi Amelia Martin Barberi-E. Capozz; -.
September q. 1908. SIs
Becker Henry-City OF New-YOrk; MAY 9. 1905.
Carley, Earle EN-. Harnett; September 90 1903 =
Freedman, Joseph-W. H. Henneberg and others; -
December =, 1900 ..
Carter. Georgia.. o. Whitney December 6. 1903 y
Logan Iron Works-M. Gerber; December p, 1893 LIS
jacobson. Albert E. Gumaer March 10, 1902
Same-M. Lehman. February T. 1904 cancelled. 10
Same-New-York Telephone Company; February
10, 1902 (cancelled).
Eidlitz NJ and Robert J.-K- Herman .
administrative February H. 1908 reversed 80
Purcell, James-D. Wallace; July %, 1SC5 ~
Same-Same; December 20, 1904. 81
Perlman Marcus and Abraham Schepper; ,
Sayer, Max and Harris Barnett. Ziegler; June :,
Schwartz. Joseph-van Nest Woodworking Com Q
Westminster Realty CorPoration-C De H An
Meenan Patrck-A. E. NJ Carman and others, 49, -
executors; August 10 1905. TI,s9
Same-Same; August 8. 1905. ..........-...:::: %
Robbins, Simon Godberger December 81 1909 1'oe
Finck John-F schmitt; May "a 1s05.-:;--
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company-H. + 90
c. Johnston, actions; July H. 1909 costs SSSS
Same-Same November rs. 1904: four actions 81
Same-Same; November %. 1904; five actions 81
Same-R. c. Lambert, administrator; December =
- 1870 -''''-'-''- -
Same-Same; January g. 1905 Liz
Same-Same; July IA. 1905, costs = -
Samoa. Bremzer; November % lSO4''''' 5'Oi
Same-R. W. Bidgood November 2s. 1904--- Lug
Same-Same; July IA. 1905, costs-----......-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

1s2d-st No 571 West; John l. strothers agt
peter B Kavanaugh; August s. 1908. ...........
13Tth-st. 5 E. 125 # ". OF Broadway; Frederick
W Cohn asst Concourse Realty Company; jan
uary g. 1906. 49,. ..--......
1S6th-st.. n s. 1926 #. v. Of Broadway: Abra-
ham Sommerheid agt. Simon Marcus; October
90. 1905. $1,000.
TSd-st No. S41 To $40 East; r Zarusky
William 3 KoEer and others; November Is,
1900 -...---.-.. $4,000
Same property; c. c. Muller agt same: Noven-
123d-st., No. 40 West Grifin Roofing Comnany
agt. J. Overlook and others. December ~ 1893.
61st-st.. No 33s East; Applebaum & Marks agt.
Bell Realty Companv, January 3 1906 ....-...
73d- st, No. 341 10 $40 East: Aaron Weissbatt
agt. William p. Roller and others November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed


The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday:
Involuntary petition against Adoph Hasse. retail
boots and shoes 513 Canal-st by C1ahin, Thayer &
Co and creditors. claims agrregating S1 Pref
erenaI payments alleged. J. P McGovern appointed re-
In case Of Charles C Lapham, involuntary bankrupt.
Archer Bailey fled list of bankrupts creditors taken
from books List contains about fifty names
mostly residents other cities The amount of claims
given.
Involuntary petition filed against H H. Hqennekes
Company. New-York corporation, of No. ia Liberty
ST. by the Hoover-Owens- Rentschler Company, with
claim o $4,000; the Stephens Adamson Manufacturing
COMPANY 81. 600. and Allen Engraving Company, $4,000
claim made that company paid F. r. Ladew estate
claim TO prefer other creditors
Involuntary petition fled against William Livingston
mo address, Charles Kremer, claim $500 The aega
ton is that the alleged bankrupts bank account
been W. D. Bush appointed receiver; bond
$500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

bers-st 1872 II of Churchst p 2x15 sly oi's
Nv rrvan L, Kennedy: Nos 432 and 434 list ST .
100 IT W OF A. 50xf454: sty lott ana So
bidp Fduard Iessner agt F Turner ct al de
Forster, atty; + Wagner. ref; amt due $1oS< go
suhiect TO a first mortgage of $4,000.
BY George S. Billings: Crotona-ave W s. s, q
1sTth-st 10OxfO0 II Kennedy and another ast r ~
kennedy ct al: Hughes H. attys. G Billings ret
partition; srsa on nreuses Ash-st W g 100 # OF
ISingson-ave 1Oox1OO. Chester Taylor agt MAY
Hahn ct al; De la Mare & NJ attys c G. Macy jr. rex
ss4s Al taxes. etc, $500 Kingston-ave n sf
same same attys ref amt due ss05 50 taxes ETC.
x0D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
SOLDIERS HOME REPORT.

Kearny Jan. 10 (SpeciaD.-The fortieth annual re-
mort of the Nev-Jersey Home for Disabled Soldiers
has just been issued. II shows that 746 men were
cared for. Sixty-six members died, 10 dropped
from the rolls and III discharged. There were
633 members in the home October 81 last year
the average age Of those who died was 1888 years
Five hundred and two of the 533 beneficiaries re-
naming in the home receive pensions aggregating
S65 e0S an average of s13l g per capita The aver
age age of the 739 Civil War veterans cared for
during the year sS.7I years. and Of the seven
Spanish-American War veterans. SO years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Park St. No. 80 20 49, and Worth-st. No. 175.
a six story brick building "a. 5x48 7x41 1Ix7I4
estate of Edward Ludam owner; George X
thompson, architect ID
116th-st s. s.. 225 # of Broadway, a five
story brick clubhouse. 25xS6; Delta Phi Fra
ternity owner Thomas Nash, architect.......- 80.
125th-st, No 1872 East six story brick tenement
NJ straub, architect ,, $50
126th-st and 2d-av n. ". corner. three six
story brick tenement houses. 50x56.6. 50x5O and
3TxST; Small & Meryash. owners; J. c. Cocf- -. -
IdlIe architect AoO'V'
17th-st.. No. 90 West a nine story warehouse. 25x
SO; Garfield Building Company, owner; G. H. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
SAY DANCING TAINTED MONEY.

majority of the deacons and trustees of the
LAFAYETTE Presbyterian Church. Jersey City
have declined TO accept $500 raised at the bali
of the Lafayette Battery, a Republican organi-
cation. The members of the church are negroes
The deacons say the money is tainted" be
cause after a semi-religious service there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
WILL HIT AT PRIVATE CAR LINES.
President Of Fruit Jobbers' Association Pre-,
pares Bill Regulating Many Abuses.
rBy Telegraph to The tribune. ]

Duluth. MINI. Jan. 10.-President Ferguson. Of
tie Western Fruit Jobbers' Association. backed by
the president of the Southern and Western Associa-
ton, has prepared bill for Congress to eliminate
private freight cars correct refrigerator abuses and
bring express companies under the interstate com
TnerCe laws.
This bill will prohibit the express companies from
dealing in commodities of which they are general
carriers and is aimed al the private lines. 1t
is Intended to regulate strictly commerce be
tween the States and with foreign nations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

49th-st No 22i to 81 West; Title Guarantee
and Trust Company loans Roberta +. Frank. g..
Len9x-a .. All II. s OF lad st 5OxSa
Adolf Mandel loans George Deuon and samuel
PaTnass ........ ... - ........--... .
%. Israel Lppmann and Abraham NJ Bachlach
loan Joseph Daniel and Maurice Levin. 49,.
1Osth-st.. :. s.. 1855 II. Q Of Park ave- blk
100 Il; Abraham Nevins and others loan Harris
Rchnsn aud Louis Greenfield. A.-....As,..,....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
FOR APARTMENT HOUSE, 100000.

The washington Life Insurance Company has sol
the seven story apartment house, on plot 9s.1Sl
19s triangular at the northeast corner OF lSdn6S S
ard Rroadway The price paid was ABOUT S0VV0'U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
TO IMPROVE 5TH-AvE. PARCEL.

I. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for Anna VEINS NO.
1O46 shave, four story dwelling mouse on d 'ot
800 fo+ hetureen 18th and S6th SITS, to W. W. &
\, 1IaII The buyers will erect a six story
tt;;narican basement dwelling house. with elevator
he site
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
a MANHATTAN AND BROOKLYN TRADE

The Mcvickar-CafIlard Realty Company has sold
for G. Crayson Martin No q West SStn-st. io'i
story dwelling house, 22x9S.9 feet Inc buyer gave
=. - a,noent two three story dwelling houses
near Prospect Park, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11

Avenue A. W s. 1910 It n Of s2d-st. 25. 4xs05:
William Wertz to William Heller. ........
webster-ave c s. 24T.9 II n of 1T1st-st. 25xlOO.3;
PHILLIP HOFFMAN,. jr to Louis Samelson and an
fher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
JUDGMENTS.
The following judgments were filed yes.
first name being that Of the debtor:

Address. Charles VS.. K Fox.
BehIar1oF sb Thomas yE NJ Barry g
Brodd. Moses Katz. ...-..' = Do'.-.... H
BTookman' simon-S Goldberg .........::.-"
6ssan J. Mi-vulcanized Rubber Company
Cohen Benjamin and Maize Mcc:oy. Psoni.. +
CresIloni Giovanni-Southern Cotton OH C9g. d
Cunningham. Margaret H. ad.ninistratrx-.Rl; L
cotteT John Ell Goodman ct .-.....-.. 8
d. j. MeGauley GomPany-P Engel .......-'.
Dufour. Alfredo. G. Hazard ct al .. '...--''.. s
Delowitz Morris and Max Levy-Peope etc s.
Eae. Ernest Real Estate Directory and IN
Emanuel Edward H. ct ALL. Reese e, al 1,
FTankel: Barnet and Henry steindl-Peopie etc q
stata r i9nn: ana Charles a Brown-Unit.a 20
Holden. Lawrence E.-J. Iabona;i - .--'- IL
senry cSares@r -> Faheys !,
Hrsch. Edward-J Beck ct .........-.''' !
ln tss1 street Railway CompanyA Hea
Us 1,snIe SoI ..
Kaglan. JosepbM Fetenstein ct ai .......,.
IAchti. Philip-Cnited Dressed Beef Company 3
Maeeurdy Roland VI : s R. Kavana96. ~
Mossette Oliver is F. Meyers conpa1y
Michel. Lep-Park e. Tffori ''-l'-''''
0Grady Johr-H. NJ
Pritchett Albert Wv. Giilies ct al ...
Resg. Edward-A. Goldschmidt ct al. -....'
stern. Abraham B-w A Thomas. '',-' -, - G
Steindt, Henry. and Barnet Frankel-People etc -
Striver Lille and Samuel Mintz-Same W
stratldakos. George and D. Monsaitt-sams... =
Spievak Jonas-M- FISCHER ..-......-..........' 2
Schwartz. Tobias-N. Kohlreiter et al.
Smith. James-M. RosenheId ct al........
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Conpany-M. Kier
nan. Dy gLarulan ...--.-.
The Pittsburg Amusement Company-w. Ferguson I.
The Troy and New-England Railway Company 2
L. W. Trowbridge. ..-................. a..
The Uniform Brick and Clay Company-C F. ~
foannan saIuei.B silverrnar z
T1llotson. Norton R-W. Tentsch -.--...-..... =.
Zirnet. Alter and Rosie and Annie Alder.
Wolfe. Charles. recever-North British and Msr ~
camille Insurance Company OF London and Effn-
Wittstein, Joseph Al. S. Sampson. ..........
Whalen Henry FIT. Rooney. ..-.-....-.......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-11
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Jan. l0--The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were follows:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-07-05
Agricultural Experiments.

Notwithstanding and important
information concerning agricultural
products and industries in Wisconsin,
obtained during the last year by the
agricultural experiment station of the
University of Wisconsin, is presented
in the twenty-second annual report of
the station, q volume of 400 pages,
giving detailed and accurate accounts
of the work done il the various de-
partments of research and experiment.
Over 70 photographs taken on the
farms of the agricultural college and
in various parts of the state where
experiments have been conducted ac-
company the reports in illustration
of methods used and results obtained.
Food values for horses, cattle and
swine have been given close attention,
as have the varied problems which
arise in connection with the breeding
and care of such animals. Dairy herds
and their products, with special atten-
ton to the Swiss cheese industry, soil
studies, tree pests, breeding and fer
tilizing grains and forage plants, and
tests of sugar beets have all been the
subject of investigation and expert
ment by the officers of the station, who
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