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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
ICE FIFTY CENTS A HUNDRED.
Continental Makes Advance. 1t Is Said, to
Try the Public's Limit.

The Continental Hygeia Ice Company, manufac-
turing its product again advanced the price of ice
yesterday, sending out notice that after June 10
the price will be 80 cents hundred pounds.
In February the company advanced the price
from 80 to 20 cents. At that time retail ice deal
ers made their blocks much smaller. and it
quired Is cents to get the amount formerly
obtained for 10. 1t is said that % will now
be necessary to get enough ice to last small
family twenty-four hours.
The Continental Hygeia Company has in the past
followed the American Ice Company. commonly
known the trust in advancing prices. The
notice of yesterday is said be merely tentative.
which. if it meets too much opposition, may be
withdrawn. If the price is paid by majority
of customers 1t Is said the trust will also advance
prices.
The Committee Lay and Legislation of the
Board of Aldermen gave hearing yesterday
the resolution of Alderman Meyers for a municipal
ice plant. There much doubt of the authority
TO establish such plant. c. NJ. Sheehan. of the
2Sth Ward Board IF Trade. Brooklyn dwelt on the
excessive child mortality In the heat of summer.
Roger 2. Smythe. lawyer, submitted figures
30 50 cents o ton and that the trust charges IS
a ton Alderman Thomas +. MUlligan suggested
that the committee recommend appropriation
to the Board of Health to establish ice plant in
the interest of public health if it is not possible
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
HIT BY HIS OWN BOOMERANG

There is Australian bushman with Pawnee
Bits Wild West and Great Far East aggregation
at Brighton Beach Park who is nursing a sore
mouth and is minus three teeth. Among the per-
formers the show a group of Australian
boomerang throweys one Of them was out prac-
Using in the field back of the yesterday
ternoon When the expert with the boomerang
throws his curious shaped missile from him it
rises in the air. and the moro expert the thrower
the closer TO it's starting point it returns This
particular time the threw his missile his
tention was distracted for moment and he turned
Eis JUS. time receive the return the
instrument Nl iii the mouth. The force knocked
linn senseless. and il time before he
came to- There are six of these boomerang throw
pTs with the paWnca Eli show.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
FIFTH AVENUE RELIEF.
Renltu Men FAVOR Wider Dra0ezcoy
Cut from SidezCalks.

~. .,o, HEARTILY, ,ndorse the suggestion made
on Thursday by Corporation Couhsei 80 -
letter 10 the Mayor that the roadway j" -
me- should be enlarged after the city gets posses
49,, 80 t1o srac. occInied by the old fashioned high
stoons which encroach on the sidewalk or the ave
nue. Mr. Deany also suggested that the city eiEo
TO the property owners illegally ooSti u0's
sidewalk nIenv of time to live up to the spirit or
the Judgment obtained by the city against INC
Knickerbocker Trust Company for uun1lhs '''
space at saith street and Fifth avenue
William H. Chesebrough. president or the Ceii'u''
Realty Company. who was recently chosen presi-
dent of the Hippodrome Realty Company saiu yes
terday afternoon Tribune reporter
This Judgment involves the carrying out OF I 100
radical step 1t a harsh action, 1t seems 10 the
to take against the property owners IA ' nnd he
slightly decreased to add to the wldtn %. ''o
roadway. without inconvenencing peoeS''i'
Herbert A. Sherman. who usually represents an
drew Carnegie in Mr.. Carnegies realty deals said'
that the roadway be widened by decreasing tIe
width Of the Sidewalk is capital one The conges
ton in the roadway can he speedily lesseneo eS ba
kent off the roadway during certain hours OF me
afternoon l am heartily in iaNor Oh az, a5,av
from until $50 o'clock. Property owners Viii VIII
PEELED by the city to remove the old hgh stoopS'
Albert z Ashforth, one of the best known Fifth
avenue brokers said
1t is simply impossible now to make much head
way in driving in the roadway. If you starr up
the avenue in carriage at about o CLOCK from
the Worth Monument and try to reach 4zd street
and Fifth avenue without turning out or tne ave
and making the remaining part OF the 1Enrne S
by way of an adjoining thoroughfaro you may
each i2d street in a minutes or in an hour or
so In view OF these dspleasing conditions tniilk
the roadway should be widened at once by cutting
off a slice from the sidewalk No one should worrg
about the stOOp question. The character OF the
central section of the avenue in which the greatest
congestion troubles are to be found daily rs rap
tdIy being transformed into perfect high class
retail business district and because OF this move
mcnt the old stoops doomed to be torn down IN
the nea- future to make for business
Renwick c. Hurry, head of Renwick c. Hurry
& Co. and another we'll known real estate broker.
said:
think it would be mistake to widen the drive
way. The majority of persons who walk or rae
in the thOroughfare in the afternoon are not IN a
hurry They like to and be seen favor
widening the sidewalk There very rev old
soops in tho avenue south of 3sth street, and they
will soon disappear Teams drawing heavy loads
should be kept off the avenue from 23d street up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
EMPIRE INCIDENT CLOSED.
Navy Department Has Power Only to Pre-
vent Filibustering.

Washington, June 15.-The steamer Empire Incl
dent is closed as far the United States navy is
concerned and, although the United States cruiser
Marblehead and the Empire both still Corn-
to- Nicaragua the Empire may sail without inter-
ference from the cruiser. according instructions
sent to Commander Mugan of the Marblehead
Commander Mulligan unable get north
from Panama in time to prevent the Empire from
landing men, and ammunition al San Jose
Guatemala, to assist the movement against Presi-
dent Cabrera. When he found the Empire back at
Corfnto, Nicaragua. without arms and ammunition
he was instructed that he should take any ac-
ton. because the statute under which he was act
ing does provide for the punishment of any Of
fence against neutrality laws but only for pre-
vention of violations of neutrality. The United
States courts. and not the Navy Department must
deal with the crimes which the Empire is al
legged to have committed.
Mr.. Mupoz the Guatemaan Minister called at
the state Department to-day and had confer
ence with Assistant Secretary Bacon Mr.. Munoz
has very encouraging news from both President
Cabrera and the Guatemalan Minister for Foreign
Affairs, and said there was every indication that
the revolution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, June Is. 1905.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
steamer ct:ta di Nessna GtaD Derleo atanfa N,, 10
i,S ma - and Palermo 2G 70 Hze Feltrnann & Co
IN mes ,NTItve1 AZ the Bar at 2:3O a m
steamer WIl"s1en tSr). RaebUrn Rio Janeiro Nav o.
90 ahcl Edge * Co. In ballast Arrived at the Bar az
Steamer Harry Luckenbach Dalton Arvadtua r,,o
% me New york and Porto Rico Steamship Company with
St"er"-r Mascot tNo,). Wang Tit t.ove \ = r
Win ore to the American Company: vcsseI ~ tbc
y, M 8.M anu lSTto hioo steamship Company Arrived
atSsineT Swazi Gl Dobhs Calcutta Arrn % Colombo
Island and tff S9srSnfin Tih o mdse Ar
Trieste 10 and Oian ~ ~ r aE June
steamer Ponce. Harvey. Ponce l. san Juan 4
creme :, J9eS anu Ponce . to The New York and Porto
mdse. Arrived az the Bar 5:47 y m - ~ ''u
steamer Martello bif) Clerk May 50 to sander
steamer J NJ tiuhey. tiunter. with barge roneraurb
from Port Arthur Texas. June :. the ! 81 C;rnev P
Steamer Biucnits IIastirs1 baltimore 10 n :, T,
with mdse. LEFT Quarantine At
- RI DI Mason galveston June @ the south
e'H I1cn' % WIN Indse Lett QuaraHtlne a M
steamer Murcta tl{D. Krton Baltimore june IA "a
Eowrins Co In ballast Left Quarantine az lis y m
steamer Nlnyah French, Philadelphia 10 the C,ivia &,
90. with mdse ON Highlands 2;i5 p m -
steamer ptmock Baker. Boston. 10 the ste,rop,t-
ian IS 90 with mdse Passed Sandy Hook al IA n ~
Steamer jefferson. from Norfolk on High1a1d1P ~, u;
steamer Pretoria ,Br, Mckenzie Hamilton R.r,
June H. 10 f Outerhriige & 90 Win
and mdse Passed Sandy Hook AZ o II y n rs mans
light breeze: hazy ." "'"u southwest.
steamers Celtic Clr), for Liverpool Via ,r.,
Nordkap tNor Tilt Cove; Fernheld 6Firl Ne~ne, N
folk and Newport News Conanche Anne Nor
sonvhe: Cumba tBrl. Valparaiso Caa ., ana Jack
Bumos tNoD. Port Antonio: 81 Hesns e'Ii hlppolyte
Brooklyn city (Brl Bristol: Tlomo tNor, hnll sana
Gampeche; Kong Erode tNorl Port Anto,oV ssso ana
Wilminston c. and Georgetown S c: Bernard 1srs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
"UNDREssED KIDS" ON BROADWAY
Routed from Fountain Bathing Place, Three
Nude Youngsters Flee from Policeman.

MANY in lower Broadway were greatly
surprised yesterday afternoon to three naked
boys run from the Custom House ana ,eek
shelter In the entrance To the Standard OH Build
ing, at NO. 70 Bl0aOWay. hcduS Netc thrust trOl,
nearly every window in Bowling Green and ad-
Jacent buildings, and the Broadway
cars turned their heads IN horror.
The lads had been bathing i'll the fountain at
bowling Green for nearly hour when Al Dlain
clothes man and a patrolman came upon the
scene Ihey captured the boys clothing and then
pursued the naked lads around the fountain
down 10 the Custom House and No % BROAD
way. one &C the lads in his effort TO escauc tha
pollcemen ran against a woman VINO was reading
a paper while waiting for n ca. The ,vnr1nSS
blLshed and hurried UP Broadway i
The boys could not speak they had mouth fIs
or pennies winch h-d ncen thrown into th, FINN
tain basin hy q crowd OF men. Corncred bv Inc
policemen, one boy submitted arrest The orr.
TWO ran up Broadway Rector street and oIsaD
peared In a cellar in Greenwich street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16

The Strike Generdl-ReUOlutionary
Meetings. Flames in Tula.

MOSCOW. June 15.-The agitation among the
~rorRnen here is general and the strike is in full
Drorress Largely attended meetings of a revo-
luffonary character are held nightly in the in
dustrial sections and big demonstrations are
made in front Of the prisons. In the resolutions
adopted support is pledged 10 parliament only so
long as il persists in its fight against the bU-
reaucracy.
Tula, June l5.-The -four mills and grain ware
houses here are burning.
Tifis June 15.-Dispatc received here to-
day from Igdarie. in the province of Erivan. re-
port a renewal Of fierce encounters between Tar
tars and Armenians. the utmost ferocity being
displayed on both sides An appeal has been
made for troops.
NovEorod June l5.-several proprietors of
estates in this province have been beaten and
driven off by the peasants
Tver. June 15-Cossacks and dragons have
been dispatched 10 two districts near here
whore The peasants are taking possession Of
lands
Mohien. June l5.-The proprietor of an estate
near here, who refused 10 distribute his land
10 the peasants, has been killed.
F1isabetgrad. June 15.-The peasants. weary
Of waiting for relief through parliament. have
appealed 10 the zemstvo for aid in purchasing
land. The proprietors have agreed TO reduce
the. prices Of land from SEQ and S65 an acre
20 $50
DATE SET FOR DEPUTIES TRIALS.
st Petersburg. June 15.-The trial of ffty-tv,o
Deputies and workmen charged with attempt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
MASSACRES RENEWED.
Continued from frat page
never occurred except with Official conniVance'
NJ goaitcheef said amid thunders Of applause;

never occurred except with Official conniVance
NJ goaitchetf said amid thunders Of applause;
This is the governments response 10 the IN
terreIation OF the house in regard TO the provo
cativc kilograms published in The "Oflcial Mes.
eenge-" This is the first chapter OF the second
edition of 1,lc tale of outrage and massacre ioi-
lovtns the October manifesto The blood OF tne
innocent VIII continue 10 flow as long as the
presen: authorities in power
Fifteen members OF parliament have left St
Petersburg 10 investigate the government S
methods OF coping with a2rarian disorders ana
the alleged barbsrities OF the provincial authori-
t.es.
The agitation nnlong the workmen here is
Increasing and several strikes already in
operation. At a meeting Of five thousand So
cisl Democratic worknen last night it was re-
solved tha. Parliament had engaged in futile
talk for q month and had done nothing. and
thai the workmen must have recourse to a gen.
erai strike. Representatives of the bakers an
nouroed that the bakeries would be closed in a
few days and iha& the city would be without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
COAL FIRMS INDICTED.
Cleveland Dealers Charged 7cith Re
straint of Trade.

Cleveland June 15.-The grand jury returned in
dictments to-day against ten OF the best known
coal dealers and firms of this city charging them
with being in conspiracy in restraint of trade.
Those indicted are: J. j. Phillips treasurer and
general manager of the Burton Beidler & Phillips
Company: Charles A. Albright. secretary of the AL
bright Coal Company; Charles Zettelmeyer. pres-
dent and treasurer of the Zettelmeyer Coal Com
pany: F.. w. Cowdery. manager of the retail de-
partment of the R q. Miller Coal Company; 1. c..
Golf. president of the Goff-Kirby Coal Company;
Harry Abels. general manager of the Cuyahoga
Coal Company: Edwin d. Thomas f. c. Brown,
r G.. Miller, president of the r. G.. Miller Coal
Company, and 3. II. Rose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
HEAVY FALL IN STOCKS.
Immortal FOurs Close at re IL
Bankers Check Decline.

ST Petersburg, June 15.-Weakness almost
amounting to panic developed at the opening
of the Bourse to-day. Everybody wanted ito
SELL and there buyers. Later, however,
the bankers forced to come TO the rescue
and steadied the market. Imperial tours closed
at 1214 and fives at 81.
The lowest point previously touched by Russian
As was 30 This was in December of last year.
Though peace with Japan had been declared up
risinss both military and popular were prevalent in
many parts of the empire The main OF the
hnancial trouble was concerted attack the
national credit by the leaders OF the revolt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
VERDICT FOR $4,000 AFFIRMED.

In the suit of Saxlehner against Moritz Eisner.
president of the Eisner & Mendelson Company, and
Hattie Mendelson. the executTix of the estate Of
Joseph Mendelson, the United States Circuit Court
Of Appeals has now affirmed a decree OF the United
States Circuit Court giving Saxlehner 81 030 50,
gether with costs, which Mortz Eisner and the es-
tate of Joseph Mendelson must pay 10 Saxlehner
damages for designing and directing the by the
Eisner & Mendelson Company OF labels for Hun
garan bitter waters which initiated and infringed
SaXlehner'S Hunyadi JanOs label.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
THE RUWENzoRI EXPEDITION

Rome, June IA telegram from Central
Africa received here to-day says the expedition
of the Duke of the Abruzzi, who hopes to ascend
Mount Ruwenzori, between Albert Nvanza and
Albert Edward Nyanza, is making good progress
although several of the dukes assistants bo,,a
been Obliged TO return home on account Of ilr
ness. on June the expedition had raal ~ III
altitude of i 5000 feet iieu an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
TWO CONSERVATIVES RETURNED.
Alfred Lyttelton and Sir Frederick Banbury
Elected to House.

London, June 15.-Alfred Lyttelton former
Colonial Secretary. and Sir Frederick Banburv
have been elected to the House of Commons
unopposed for the vacancies in the representa-
ton Of 81. Georges and the City of London
respectively caused by the resignation of
Heneage Legge and Sir Edward Clarke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
UNITED METALS SELLING COMPANY.

The directors or the United Metals Selling Com
pany the selling agent Of the Amalgamated Copper
,.omoanv the Greene Consolidated Copper Com
paav and other large copper producers, about
10 recommend increase If the capital stock from
s. coo COO either 100000 S000000c, il is said in
Wall street, appOrJioIinS the increase as a sock
dividend The present dividend rate Is per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
MOVE TO RELIEVE LoNDoNs POOR.
Salvation Army Plans to Settle Ten Thou
sand Persons in South America.

London, June 1.-The Salvation Army. in order
TO relieve the congested districts of the End
of London, is planning to establish settlement of
10000 persons in South America General Booth is
communication with the authorities of several
South American states. particularly with Argen-
tina, Brazil and Chill and has received official and
private offers of work for the emigrantS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
PUBLIC SCHOOL GAMES TODAY.
Over $50 Entries Received for Schoolboy
Track and Field Meet.

The Public School Athletic League will hold its
first track and field championships at Celtic Park,
Long Island City, this afternoon 80 o'clock. over
$50 have been received for the fifteen
the programme The events will be classified
according ~ weight There two trophies to be
awarded. One trophy will be given to the school
having the highest number OF points and the Eveyt
Jansen Wendell relay trophy will go TO the school
winning the leaVYweight rellY race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
MR.. ASQUITH INTERRUPTED.
Woman Sufragits Cause Disorder at Meet
ing at Northampton.

Northampton. June 15.-Several woman suffragists
created disturbance tonight at meeting ad-
dressed by H. H. Asquith Chancellor or the Elk
chequer. The disturbers waved flags and shouted
'syot. for women!' Extraordinary scenes of dis
order followed The suffragists were elected
as also were men who interrupted Mr.. Asquith 5
argument the Education bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
HAeEAs CORPUS FOR BOB Ammon

James A Whyte obtained writ of haheas cor
pus yesterday from Justice Marcan. in the sn
preIne Court, Brooklyn. directing the warden NJ
Sing Sing Prison to bring his client Robert An,
mon before the appellate Division. On Monday
the Appellate Division will listen 10 a,taS
Anmon's appeal from order entered r., iI zen
tce keogh denying writ of habeas cornus r'i,k
out assigning his reason. -iNS WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Capana by wireless telegraph
set at M yesterday. when 100 miles Of Nantucket
Ltghtshtp She will dock to-day about 1850 a
La Savoe reported wireless telegraph Sasconset
$40 a yesterday, when 80 miles OF Nantucket
Lightship She will dock today about 30 a. m
The New York reported wireless telegraph Sable
Island at rs yesterday, when 200 miles southeast
OF that station She will dock about 80
The Katsern Auguste Victoria reported wireless
graph 70 Sasconset at yesterday. when 10
east OF Nantucket Lghtship She will dock to-day
4 .. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
OPERATION RESTORES REASON
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tr,bun.

IBy Telegraph The Tribunel
Leadvflle, Col. June 15.-CharIes CurtIer cho -
made insane by n blow from a revolver In the nd
of policeman three years ago. was successrn,I'
operated on to-day. The surgeons renov.d =
piece OF bone pressing on the brain. Curriers' roas
Is restored His 1rst words The no,cernoiIi
should not nave struck me hard, but / fora,
and Will try to forget him. 80 ioieiVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
ing to set up a republic in the disturbances OF
last fall has been fixed for August l.
MU7TNY ON TRANSPORT.
Russian Soldiers from VladiUostok
forced Into Port SAID.

Port Said, Egypt, June 15.-The Russian
steamer Korea, from Vladivostol1 on April 15
with troops for Odessa, arrived here to-day In
tow of the British steamer Safari. The Rus
sian soldiers on board the Korea We're on the
point of mutiny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
THE ROYAL JOURNEY IN NORWAY.

Cbristiania June 15-The trip of King Haakon
VII Queen Maud and Crown Prince Olaf through
the country by coaches was continued to-day. the
way being through winding valleys in the noun
tains until Moelme was reached. The royal fam
iIv will sleep there tonight. Everywhere the popu-
lace heartily greeted the soVereigns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
BEAR DAMAGE CASE REVERSED.

terday reversed the Judgment for $4,000 obtained
against John H. Starin for injuries inflicted by a
bear upon Walter MalIoy. a nine year-old boy, at
New Haven. The judge asked to charge certain
matters regarding cOntributOry negligence. and the
Appellate Division holds that he erred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
CITY NEWS I'M BRIEF.

Following the publication in some newspapers
sepnine lerranova. tie oouptess wrote letter to
Tho was greatly mortified" and demanding a pub
lie statement o,er Mr.. Haimcrls name Mr. Pal
,icrt gave out copy of the Ccuntcsss letter Yes
terdry ard SupucmenteG il with a statement that
H., vas sorry her name had been used Us II not
only grevcd himself. but the real benefactresS.'
Mrs Joseppa Janda. Hun sariGn woman seventy
years old threw herself of the window OF tho
third floor oC the Metropolitan hospital On Black
startly She was suffering from general debility.
Gustav Rciber distributing clerk employed at
Station n, of the postof!ce, arraigned before
United States Commissioner Shields yesterday on a
charge of stealing money from he mails and is
held In S."" ban Tor the grand jury. Two in
spectors swore they found marked money in his
pockets.
on Sunday the steamer Richard Peck of the
New Haven Line. Will make her initial Sunday
trip New Haven, leaving New York from Pier
90 East River foot of Peck Slip at $50 a m
foot Of East I'D street, at 10 A m and ,vuI ba
ing the steamer will be due in Naw yorl, AZ az
D. m. and e:l5 p- m. respectively.
County Judge Patt. at White Plains vastor1a,,
signed an order directing Coroner wesendarrar -
exbure the body OF Harry Cooper an eIrbtear
year old boy of Yonkers. who died under mvs,sr,o
circumstances June .. and determine IL noss,,l.
Beall issued warrant for the arrest OF Henri ~
WIGHT a fireman OF the Yonhers department On ~
complaint of Mrs. Mary Cooper, the boys mother
charging him with granddaughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
M. PAvLoFF's eELLIeERENT SON.

st. Petersburg, June 15-The of Procura-
tor Pavloff, taking exception to a leading
ticle printed in The Twentieth Century" in re-
gard to his fathers speech in the lower house on
Thursday, has challenged the author to duel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
The Turf.
Proposals.
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT Of
the Mint of United states. Philadelphia "a, 1eae
14th, 19O6--Sealed proposals in Duplicate W.! g -
ceived this office until u o'clock noon Nein TSS,
June -, 1906 and then publicly opened teF $780,.
hundred and seventy thousand t25007A svosduP1s
pounds Of ingot copper The quality best AXE or
grade clectroytiC the ngOts 90 be cast WIZ -
bridge twelve pounds each IN Weis-g -
thousand H.0OsN avorlupOis pounds or straits tn go
thousand 0OGn avotrdupois pounds best commerce.
subject 70 Mint assay, suitable Tor minor e'l@ss
deliveries be made requirements. IN AGO.
with specifications and proposal sheets ana ,1
Information. which may be had upon application 70 JUN
II lands. superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-06-16
PLANS 24HOUR BALLOON TRIP.

If a favorable breeze is blowing to-day DR.. Julian
p Thomas will try make a twenty four-hour bal
loon trip. The ascension will DO made from the Port
Morris gas plant about 10 o'clock to assure long
a daylight trip possible Levee the professional
aerOnaut. will act pilot of Or. Thomas's balloon.
NirVana largest this