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New-York tribune., 1906-12-30

A. d. MATTHEW'S SONS. Brooklyn. invite at
'ehuon 10 Their clearance sale OF white silks
en- $ fursi china. cut glass vases pedestals marble
busts and figures. $1,000
eibSN BROTHERS. West sd street VIII begin
Tomorrow their sale OF household and deco-
rauFe linens. and on "wednesday will have an OPEN
ing OF cotton dress fabrics enlbroidarlas unnlads
tailormade suiis ~
LohD TAYLOR Broadway and 10Th street
Fifth avenue and 18th street announce their an
nuaL sais OF household linens blankets bedspreads
coInt"it6 oles she.-s and pillow cases
r. ALTMAN co. Fifth averle. between s4th
and S6th streets. direct attention TO special sal.
OF househoid linens blankets. sheets and pillow
cases summer Dress material and uo.nens cloaks
On Wednescay Trey will have a sale OF sheets and
ploH cases fufs and tur garments and for Thurs
day they have prepared sale OF fur nackpieces
WBffs. has aud pa.zeu-s
ERkNi:Fi!-LS 4 90. Yves: Si,h street offer
spco:a! :aiGes in jeHelsy fJ1 bea,ed holiday pur-
,..zsc.A -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS


Liverpool Dec 2s-Arrived steamer Lucania tBr) Watt
New York Queenstown; 29th sailed steamer
Etturia CE2r), Potter New York Queenstown.
Southampton, Dec 29-Sailed. steamer New York Rob
York Via Cherbourg land passed Hurst
Castle a 1;s0 M.
New York via Melbourne. sydney wellington etc
Newcastle Deo 2SArivad. steamer Conway tBr Stump
New York.
Manchester. Dec esArved. steamer Titan (Br> Dixon
Bremen Dec 2s. p n--Arrived. steamer Yorck CGsrl
Pandermann. New York
plymouth. 90 125 m--Arrved. steamer ST Louis
Tamison. New York FOR CherbourS Southampton
Cand proceeded.
ADELAIDE 29-Arrived previously. Matoppo
(Br). Dormand. New York VIA ST Vincent. c V and
Fremantie.
York via Amoy
Rotterdam. Dec 29 o a nl-Arrtved. steamers Ryndam
Dutch. Van der See New York via Bouogre /;
Soterdyk Dutch Metz. New York.
suez Dec 2S-Sailed. steamer Lowther Castle (Br).
Lishteler from New York;. Alden. Singapore etc
Bremen Dec 2e-The reported sailing tho 25th Of
steamer Bremen for New York
Genoa Dec 2i-Arrved. steamers Burnby (Er). Thomas
New York: Montev.deo tSpan), Garriga. New York
via Cadz. Barcelona ana Naples
Lizard. Dec 2p-Passed, steamer America (Frl. Galos
Marseiles for New York
Mareeilles cS-Arrived,
New York Naples.
Cherboury. Den % 6:25 m-sailed. New York
- Roberts (from Southampton. New York
GLASGOW. Dec 2DSailed Caledonia Baxter
New York via Moville; Parthenia (nrS. sttt. Sc
Lizard. Dec 20 1913 a u-psssed. steamer 81 Louis
IanIison New York FOR Plymouth. Ch.reours ani
Antwerp. Dee ~ II Sailed steamer riniaua A.
1Ad- New York
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
OBITUARY.
WINFIELD SCOTT kEYES.

Winfield Scott Keyes. the mining engineer. died
on Thursday al his home In San Francisco, Mr..
Keyes who a son of the late General Erasmus
Darwin Keyes, born in Brooklyn November
H. After graduating from Yale with the class
OF so he entered the School of Mines at Freiours
ssxony where he remained three years. He was
Joint inventor of the Keyes Arents automatic
tap for molten metals.
During the Centennial Exposition at Phiiaoel-
phia in 1876 he member of the board or
judges. In 1878 he was honorary commissioner to
the Paris Exposition Mr.. Keyes was expert in
and scientific magazines. For sixteen years he was
president of the California State mining bureau
California Miners Association.
At the Paris Exposition Ia 1900 he received a gold
at the St Louis Exposition in 1904. He was vice.
president OF the Humboldt Bank and general man
operating mines IN the state of Sinaloa, Mexico.
Mr.. keyes was a member of the American Insti,
oeetY and nes Among ks books
are Resources Of California and Resources of
Mr.. Keyes's father, General Keyes after gradu-
ating from the Military Academy in 1882. was as
signed to the Sd ArtileTE and for one year was % on
nullihcation trouble between the national govern
mont and the state Of South Carolina, IN which
President jackson and John c. Calhoun We're
brought into conflict. General Keyes served in
Charleston all through these troubles. In 1S41 he
served aid TO General Winfield Scott on Indian
duty. In 1868 he accused by General John A.
Dix Of having caused the failure OF his expedition
against Richmond that summer.
the spring OF 1853 which had previously been held
BY General Dix. the latter being ordered to New
that this arrangement had much TO do with the
charges made against the latter.
Soon after Keyes was Withdrawn from his COM
msnd and placed on a board for the retirement Of
officers from which he resigned in 1864. In that
Observation of Men and Events" which is consid-
cred Of value as an intimate study of Americana
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
FaG4N IN TAX FIGHT.
Jersey City Mayor AdSases Citsens
TO Pau on Assessment.

The Jersey CITY Tex Commissioners viii re-
sist The command OF the State Tax Board 10
resssess the city property and separate the
valuations OF the land and the improvements.
The state board has authority 70 designate as
sessors TO make the valuations II the city off,
esaIs refuse 20 obey the order. Mayor Pagan,
kovsver has taken up the cudgels for the local
sax hoard and hopes 20 circurnvent the state
Aoard by inducing all the individual taxpayers
- osv .hetr taxes for tho year and leave the
ksilzvncs out .n the cold % do the fighting.
Tni. policy was outlined by the Mayor IN a
statement made public yesterday. He said. in
part:
Their. appears TO be no possible justification
Ror such a decision. If the board was Of the
opinion that the railroad valuations were too
fish in proportion TO other valuations they
should have said go and they could nave Sc
cured full justice the railroads on that basis
by reducing the railroad taxes The assertion
rhat Jersey City did not separate in its assess
xrsnts lands and buildings and Gid not assess
Gt fun value IS justification for this extraoT-
6.uary decision because 81 appears in the an
xual report fled by the State Tax Board that
This condition OF things exists practically al
over the state.
WHY is Jersey City singled out for the exercise
~ this most extraordinary power Of reassess-
'rnepre In The opinion Of the chairman OF the
toard-the only opinion fled SO fart appears
ifha, the only reason for this extraordinary de-
cie1on given is that the evidence showed that
THE railroads were assessed at 13 per cent OF
true value and the remainder Of the city at 6o
Jer cent
Our assessment OF railroad property was on
an average Of something like S65.oo0 an acre.
For more than twenty years the railroads have
sbesn paying only upon valuation fixed by the
state board OF about S34 600 an acre, and upon
this ridioulousy low assessment have been pay
iins only SIS thousand against the S2I
which our citizens have been compelled 10 pay
upon their property.
This alacyity IN rushing 20 The e.d OF the rail-
roads snd the cool indifference TO the tremen-
dous injustice done TO Jersey City in the last
years make it very hard for any taxpayer Of
Jersey City 10 consider this subject dispas-
sonstely.
have directed the Law Department 20 ex-
haust every legal resource 20 prevent the carry
ing out OF this order OF the board.
The interests OF the city at large and Of the
individual taEpayer viii, IN my judgment, be
best subserved by the prompt payment ot all
taxes due 10 the city by citizens. That will
leave US only the railroads fight. and our
people rest assured that having after years
of fighting obtained the power 70 assess locally
the railroad property and having imposed upon
the railroads the first just assessment which
they have ever been called 20 bear in this city
will spare no resource which the law affords
US to uphold this assessment and 10 compel the
railroads to pay taxes thereon. This, IN my
judgment, marks one of the last stages in the
fight for equal taxation which we have been
NaSlng.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
MECHANICS LIENS

125th ST., No s24 to $50 East: Jacob Baron ct al
agt Dora and Morris Dubinsky. owners and con-
Madison ave. s. 5O.11 # n. OF 1Osth st ,
25xlC0 Marcus Jacobson sgt Ernestins G.
hrause owner; Joseph Greenberg. owner and
BroonIe St. No. 327: stecker FEEDER & Co, aet
Max Wershaw, owner; Halpern Bros, con
4th ave, n W. cor. nth st, 142x127.7: 4Etna Ee-
Nator 60: agt. Mayer Kohn. Ferdinand Kurzman n
ana Richard Deeves. owners; Everett House
company. lessee and contractor ..........-...
l5sth St, n. $. 295 IT. W. OF 5th ave T5xa9 II /:
hIlneenneck & Co. agt Hyman B. Goldberg,
owner and contractor ..-.......--..
aGt John Quartner and James Cooperstein own
cypress ave. q. =. 100 f. 8 Of Southern Bou.-
Conner. owner; J. n. Deeves & Bro. contrac-
tors; Frederick J. F1eck Company. sub-contrac-
tors Observation-Disclosures. .....,........... .
9th ave. Nos. 2162 and 2166: Patrick Brennan agt
margaret B. Newngton and Harriet Overhiser
loSth St Nos 1l6 and 11s East; East River Mar
pie company aet. Louis Greenfield and Samuel
Iichman. owners and contractors .............
huIton ave, ". s., so II. 3. Of 171st 75xIOn
Central Flreproof Door and Sash Co azt T'iffsny
obstruction Co. owner and contractor .....
1lotn St. No. 2I0 West; r. & NJ. Talsky q Co
agt Joseph l.. Klein and Eva Klein. owners: Isl
dor Rosenthal. contractor Observation-Disclosures. .
ll5th St, No. 2fS West. same agt Laura Els
oHen. owner; Isidor RosenthaI. contractor
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Saturday, Dec. 90. 1906


% Steamer T St Paul Passow. southannpton and Cher
cattn and 211 mails and
rived the Bar at 2;52 y m
venlber - sCntos 20 s. Themes December 10 20
ArbUckle Brothers. with coffee. Arrived at
Steamer Carmeina CNor, Anderson Cardenas De
10 Funch. Edye q Co Arrived a the at M.
steamer Queen Adelaide tSr). Mckay. Philadelphia De
Steamer Merida Robertson, Cruz December 20
Progreso % and Havana d TO James F. & Co.
with IS passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived the
Bar at :4S a m.
Steamer Syfang GER Des.ner Hamburg December
and Dartmouth 10 TO the Hambu-g-American Line
m6se. Arrived at the Bar at
November IT, GrgeLt "a Messira q. Palermo December
and Algras g. to Phelps Brothers & Co. with mdse-
Arrived at the Bar at 80 m 2Ith.
% to the Compegnie ransatIantique with
cabin TO- stecrege passengers. mails and mdse. Ar
rived the Bar Zoe
New and Porto Rico Steamship Company. in bal
last. Arrived at the Bar az 65
Steamer Warrior (Brl. rindae. Charleston. G. De-
cember 26. the Cans Steamship Company IN ballast.
L< Quarantine at HOS a m.
Steamer FL Monte. Freeman. Galveston December %
Southern Pacific Company. with mdss Passed in
steamer Monroe. Hulphers. Newport News and Nor
folk Old Dominion Steamship company, with
ssndy HOOK \. J. Dec. 20. $50 p m-wind north
east light breeze: thick fog
SAILED.
Steamers Mexico Havana: Sursm (B-), Hull; Ramos.
Arroyo; (Br). Liverpool Via Queenstown; Prina
sapso: Ca1deron (BeIg Manchester. city OF Columbus
Philadelphia Southampton via Plymouth and
Cherbourg; Arctrrrs ,Ger Castellsnsre etc: Iriken
Rotterdam; Carolina. Juan Pretoria tBrl Barba-
dos. jamestown. Norfolk and Newport News.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
BURGLAR RoBS MINISTER'S HOME.
Woman Sees Man in Her Room, but He Dis
appears Before Newark Clergyman Arrives.

Mrs. Ann NJ Pierce, mother-in-law of the Rev.
Robert S. Jngliss. who lives the Ingliss home
NO. 80 Walnut street. Newark, awakened by
a slight noise in her room early yesterday morn
ing and found man standing at the foot Of her
bed She screamed and the Rev. Mr. Ingliss who
occupied an adjoining room, rushed to her aid
Inc minister thought he heard noise on the lower
floor and dashed downstairs but could see nobody
de then returned TO Mrs. Pierce's room and tried
10 assure her that she had been mistaken She
would not be convinced Two detectives were sum
moned. They searched the house, but could find
nobody. ~
Shortly afterward, when policeman was passing
the orchard street side Of the house, he saw one
OF the windows the first floor partly raised Ha
awakened the pastor. and then # was discovered
that the window had been forced Later IL was
found that gold watch and chain had been
stolen. Victor L. Burgesser also reported yester-
had been robbed.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
STICK TO sIMPLIFIED SPELLING.
Language Teachers Refuse to Reconsider
Achon-Elect New Officers.

New Haven, Dec 2e,-An unsuccessful attempt
~ss rnaoe To-day TO have the Modern Language
Assocation OF America reconsider it's petition Of
yesterday IN favor OF the OF siplifed speI,,pe
sn its DOCUMENTS. Professor J. f. Coar OF Brook
hyn. said he thought tho members voted under
rnisspprehen.:on believing that they were voting
upon 81 amendment 20 a motion 10 change a GER
tain rsls- dc wished 10 have the amendment re-
sconEterec.
Professor J. W. Cunlire came out euua-ely for
mo action taken, saying thai the public already
knsw OF the action taken. and that thers wss no
sood excuse FOR backdown The amendment. es
0asreo yesterday Was rad and he record showed
that the vote on its adoption was &c TO 81 Pro-
fsssor Coa- then withdrew his motion 10 recon-
sioer.
AT the ELECTION of oroers. which followed Pro-
'sssor f. ~ soott University OF Michigan, was
eans-a president; Professor F. II. Warren, OF
s&nc rrcssssor Chsr.s Harris. OF wes.srn Re-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS,

50 ST, $ e3 feet W. OF Avenue n 1ax76:
10y q "eXeanan agt Hayman Wallach Sep
teInber l. 1908 by b9ndl ........, Ssa3 90
.. August % 1903 ,by bond; as ~
% St, s s.. 7S feet W Of Avenue n 1axT5:
charles Froman ast. same; July 2S 1906 tby
bond - :. .......,....... 7e75
G3d6erg S ast same August rs 1906 II so
Herman Peck 81 all september 1905. g.. 90
same property Mike II Iiorowitz same: Sep
tenlber 10 1906 100 60
septemher u. 1905 c-e 5,s9s 90
tembera17 1905 900 90
tember S l9OG $50 %
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
JAMES COFFIN,

James Coffin. who died IN Ross. Cal. Friday
was OF Edmund Coffin, who lived at Irving
ton. His brothers Edmund Coffin and Joseph
W. Coffin. of this city. and his sister is Mrs. Sarah
Stout. of St Augustine. Fla. Mr.. Coffin gradu-
ated from Yale with the class of SIS. He
uncle OF Dr.. Henry Sloane Coffin and William
Sloane Coffin OF this city, of Mr. Stout the archi-
tect, end of the Rev. James c. Stout. pastor Of
the Flagler Church. az S.: Augustlne.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30

Carrere & Hastings have taken long lease OF
the southerly half of the top floor of the Bruins
wick Building. 9th ave and 26th St. through
Gilsey. Havemeyer & Jenney. The premises at
present owned and occupied bv Carrere Hast
lngS, at the southwest OF 4lst St and Madi-
son ave, will be altered and leased for business
purposes.
NJ. Lindhem g Co were the brokers in the deal
between A. Hollander and Adoph Nj. BendheiIn
Mr.. Holander sold to Mr.. Bendheim his holdings
on WASHINGTON Heights. COMPRISING the vacant
block bounded by Broadway. Wadsworth ave. and
ISSt and 1921 SITS. for S3CoO11. Mr.. Rendhein gave
I'm Sart payment the eight story building on the
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30

Francisco,--U Transport sherma, Jan 1. 1880 a n,
Japan. Corea. China Philippine
Islands Cvia seattle)-Toss Maru.... 8. 600 m
Hawaii Japan. COrea. China Pill
ippne Islands (va San Francisco
Japan. corea, china and Philippine IT" = L '' m
Islands tva seatte)-Minnesota. Jan =. 500 m
Japan. Coree, China and Philippine
islands via seattle,-Treront. Jan. 5. 500 m
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China and Phil
ippine Islands (via San Francisco
Coptc II. 1890 a
New Zealand teycept westl New Gale
donia Samoa, Hawaii and Fill Islands
Cia San Franciscol-V Jan IS r. So a n
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
JOHN II. MERRlFlELD.

Brattleboro. Vt. Dec. 29.-John II. Merriield.
formerly Speaker OF the Vermont House of Repre-
sentatves. and since 1897 clerk of Wndham County
died suddenly here to-day from angina pectoris
For thirty years Mr. Merrfeld was connected
with the state Legislature in various capactttes
as sngroesing clerk, assistant clerk. clerk OF
the House. member OF the House and Speaker and
also for one term Senator from Windham
County. he was born in 1877. A wife SURVIVES
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
NATHANIEL 3. DAY.

Nathaniel B. Day. for more than thirty wears
manager Of the John B. Stetson Company in this
city died yesterday from pneumonia, after a short
illness al his home the Abbotsford No. All West
End avenue He born H. Newark N j. in
1876. He leaves wife Mr.. Day a member OF
the Suburban Club and the Riding and Driving
Club. He was q director of the John p S-etsor
company. At the time Of his death he and another
man, VINO was also connected for MANY wears with
the Stetson Company were said to be the oldest
persons In the hat business. The funeral will be
held on Tuesday at ST. Stephens Episcopal Church
esth street near Broadway, al 80 a. m. The
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
TO ENLARGE COLUMBIA BUILDING

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for enlarging the twelve story
Columbia Office building. owned by Spencer AldrIch
at the northwest OF Broadway and Morris
st. extending through the block TO Trinity Place
Three 1reproof stories be added the BROAD
front remodelled and the balconies at the up
per stories and the ornamental mansard at the
third story removed. The elevators and interior
equipment will be renovated generally. The i'm
pToVepents 70 cost Sl75 600, according 20 the
estimate of W. II. W Younger and r. T. Cornell
the architects
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
E. R. THOMAS SELLS BANK.
Mechanics and Traders Passes to Control Of
d. A. Sullivan, of BROOKLYN.

The controlling interest in the Mechanics and
Traders Bank. which has for some time been held
bg l. X Thomas and his associates. has been sold
20 David a. Sullivan. president Of the Union Bank
OF BROOKLYN, II was announced yesterday.
me Mechanics and Traders Bank has its main
once at No be5 Broadway and operates also three
5ranches IN this borough. The Union Bank is at
NO ~ Court street, Brooklyn, aud has nine
branches in Brooklyn President Sullivan OF the
Union Bank said yesterday that there would be no
clSnse IN the management OF the Mechanics and
Irsders Bank other than that he would be elected
presloent of the institution the annual meeting
TO be held next month -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
LIS PENOENS.

49h ST. No. 219 West: O. Nir,ocks agt Louisa
A. Thomson. al tp1ttitiort. attorney Stewart
Domiuck st, No % Lucia !. Madin agt John A
Dooner, al foreclosure OF mortgage attorneys
Levy.
156th 400 Amsterdam ave 5ox
90 H. Harold Rorkrpore Louis NiColI
forecose mechanics LEM: attorney n. W Rocknore
Riverside Drive a 18th a3. 1XI01 Sx92
Talbot Olyphant Abertina Miller et al faction
enjon. etc.; attorneys, ". +. and r. r Prentice
l6Is s, 25o feet W. of Forest ave. 50xa5 2;
E6ith NJ. II. COnover Andrea Avitabe al fore
closure of MORTGAGE: attorneys, Menken Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
NEW COPPER MERGER.
Calumet and HecLa and TUo Other
Companies Combine.
tHy Telegraph to The Trib-ne.J

Houehson. Xnch. Deo- 2e.-The new H~salle
Copper Company hae a capitalization OF eo.onooo
divided .nto 10000 shares OF q par value OF s2s
each A fling Of sseooo paid 20 the state.
The company Is the result OF negotiations between
the calumet e. Hecla Mining Company and the
Teounseh Copper Company and Sheldon Douglass
estate.
The new oon,pany Possesses immense area
frsvereed by tbs Kesrsaree Amygoaloid, one or
the master cupriferous deposits of the lake dis
,rict The Calumet and Hecla interests contribute
certain lands besides the l.asaile and Caldwell
rrore-t.es upcn which II holds options. II also
furnishes 100000 for treasury purposes and
agrees TO lend the company in addition fioooo as
needed.
The new company VIII be managed by the Cau,
met and Tecla. The OF the three principal
prope-.ie. entering the consolidation Caldwell
kao acres Tecuuseh. $50 acres: La&sle, $40 acres.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30

serve and Professor ]. d. Bruce OF University OF
Tennessee. vice-presidenrs. All the other omcers
hold over until next year
Psrer. were read by Professor ]. D. Bruner. Of
University OF North Csrolinsi Professor J: e.
Gennemann. DR.. r. X. Root. OF Princeton; DR.. Z,
G. Glssscock. OF Yale: Professor T. 6. Baker. OF
Jacob Tome Institute. and DR.. f. A. Hutchinson.
OF Harverd. = -
The American Concordance Society has been
formed by the language teachers. with Professor
A. s Cook of Yale president; DR.. o. @. Ossood.
Of Princeton, secretary. and Professor c. H Page.
OF Columbia, treasurer
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
JAMES S. .iIGB!E.

James S. Higbis died early yesterday morning
at his home IN Inwood, Long Island. in his ninety
fourth year. Mr.. Higbie taught school in early
life He frugal and accumulated some money
He entered politics in & small way and elected
Justice Of the peace, office he held for nearly
q quarter of a. century. He active in the old
Board Of Trade and had charge OF all the lands
under water in Jamaica Bay for years.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
AN SS00,oO0 TWENTIETH ST. DEAL

The State Realty and Mortgage Company has
sold through NJ & L. Hess Nos. e. 29, 81 and 81
West Goth st. 1oox92 feet. to Charles Brogan who
will the building the site and erect n
twelve story store and loft building to be ready for
occupancy on January l. 1908. The transaction in
wolves about SS0l.GD0 The seller recently boIIght
the property through the same brokers'
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Southern Boulevard. No. ss7 one one-story brick
factory. S6x1O: Amelia Ricca owner; F Ham,
mond, architect t................. ......--
fordnan Road. E. corner of Fordharl ave-. City
Island, one three story frame dwelling house ok
90: F. A Waterhouse. owner: S II. Booth q
Son, architects ................,... -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
THE FAIRFAX IN A TRADE.

Uhife!der Weinberg gave in part payment for
the Fairfax apartment house. at the southwest
corner of sith St and Madison ave-. the block
front on the west side Of Nfacombs Road. between
Lid ard 18th SITS. d plot about thirteen lots
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
MICHAEL GAVIN.

Middleton, N Y, Dec. ea-Michael Gavin. a for
rner member Of the Produce Exchange, OF New
York and an expert on wheat died here to-day at
the OF sixty-nine years.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
NEW OWNER FOR HOFFMAN ARMS

The Gerlach Realty Company has bought from
the Hoffman estate the Hoffman Arms, a ten story
apartment house with stores a plot 1O05x95 feet
the northwest corner OF 59th and Madison ava
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
Business Opportunities.

no You WANT a safe s.ven psr cent investment OF
l. from 100000 $40 10000. principal and interest
guaranteed and secured by gilt edge collateral deposited
with of the largest Trust Companies New York
City? This IS exceptional opportunity abso-
utey safe investment prompt action necessary
order take advantage OF It. address PRINCIPAL.
Tribune V'rtown Office 1885 Proadwav.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATTRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7:23 Sunset 4:4O Moon Moons age Is
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook Gov. Island 80 Q "a
T PM-Sandy Hook T:40 Gov. Island .:55 Hell 94S
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
MONDAY. DECEMBER 81

TODAY.
Vessel
Vessel. For Line. Mail closes sails.
Mnnehaha London AUantc-Trans. 6Ooa n
MagdaIena, Colon r Nj = P.....-..... 600 500 m
MONDAY. DECEMBER 81.
Monroe Norfolk. old Dominion. ....... 500 m
TUESDAY. JANUARY /
Maracaibo Curacao. Rad d. $50 a 900 m
Charleston, Clyde. 1900 m
Hamilton Norfolk old Dominion. $500 IN
city OF Columbus Savennah......... 800
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
CHARLEMEGNE LAuRlER.

Montreal, Dec. 29-Charlemagne Laurier. NJ p,
a helf-brother Of Sir Wifrid Laurier, Premier of
Canada, died at ST. Lip last night
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
WIRELESS REPORTS

The VaderIand. which reported Sable AZ GO
yesterday. when 90 miles Of that station is
expected To dock about l0 a M. tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
BUSINESS PARCELS IN DEMAND
EXCHANGING PROPERTIES ALSO A FEATURE OF
THE MARKET.
Fe Sales of in the Upper Seconarg Number of
Biz Manhattan Plots Changed Hands Last Week.
REALTY NOTES.

August oppenheimer was the seller of the apart
house