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Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-07
lively In the Tsnemsnts.

A young woman new to mission work on the east side, New York, was lately moved to comment sadly upon the monotonous and cheerless existence of the inhabitants of the tenements.
 T suppose there is little brightness and recreation in your lives" said she to an eleyen-year-old girl
 "Oh, don't know about that" an swered the girl. Tt ain't so dull as you might think. Dere'g always some thin doin' to keep us from gittin' blue It's lively sometimes, all right. For instance, las night the people on our floor was a-cuttin' up high. Dere was a gentleman next to us what had dc t-emens, an de lady right across the hall from us was jagged so she nearly bit her sisters ear off."-New York Tribune
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-07
INDIAN PROVERBS.

The coward shoots with shut eyes.
 Small things talk loud U the Indians eye
 The paleface's arm is longer than his word
 When a fox walks lame, the old rab- bit jumps.
 A squaw's tongue runs faster than the winds legs.
 There is nothing so eloquent as q rattlesnakes tail.
 The Indian scaIps his enemy. The paleface skins his friends.
 Two men will live together in quiet and friendship, but two squaws never. When man prays one day and steals six, the Great Spirit thunders and the evil one laughs.
 There are three things it takes q strong man to hOld-a young warrior a wild horse and a handsome squaw.- Scrap Book.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-07
A Dog and an Egg.

A farmer in q western state possess ed two dogs, big one called Alice and a small one that was named Billy. Al ice, greedy creature, was fond of fresh eggs. When she heard a hen cackle she always ran to look for the nest. One day she found one under the fruit shed. But she could net get the egg because she was too large to go under the shed. She went away and soon returned with Billy, bringing him just before the hole
 Billy was stupid and did not under stand. Alice put her head in and then her paws without being able to reach the egg. Billy seemed to understand what was wanted. He went under the shed, brought out the egg and put it before Alice, who ate it with great sat isfaction, and then both dogs trotted off together.-Chicago Tribune.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-07
Hurt His Eeelinns.

q told you that poor young widow, ,' began Mrs. Nuritch, that you'd give her boy work if''-
 Well, I won't" interrupted Nuritch. "She sent him today with a note that said. I must find employment for my son, even if he works for mere pit tance.' The nerve of her caIlin' me a mere pittance' "--Philadelphia Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-07
AuNTiE

When auntie comes to spend the day She won't let mother have her way, But says, T will help do the dishesi' Which is not what mother wishes. She was the oldest long ago, And so she thinks she still must know What is the best, and says, You must Teach your children how to dust" And because she is our aunt, We can never say, T shaniti" But I think that mothers know Best how children ought to grow.
 The Craftsman.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-07
PAPA'S STORY.
His Attempt to Tell It While Trying to
 Put Robert AsIeep.

 l His Attempt to Tell It While Trying to
 Put Robert Asleep.
 "Papa-
 "Well?"
 ''Tell me story"
 "Pn tell you just one if you will promise to go to sleep" My pajamas don't feel good" Don't think about them. I'll tell you a story. but one will he all" Mir. Todd sat beside the bed and be- gan:
 "Once there was a little poy"- What's his nameT
 'I forget" Didn't he have any nameY" "Yes, to be sure he had. Don't inter- rupt me, Robert" Then what was it?'
 "why. his name was-his name was Julius" "Julia's girls name" This boys name was Julius. not JnIia- He was named for Inlins Cae- sar."
 T know something about Julius Caesar" Robert exclaimed, sitting up suddenly and quoting:
 Julius Caesar
 Was wise old geezer
 But he froze off his feet
 In a ice cream freezer"
 Where did you ever hear such a thing as that?"
 Alfred Potts told it to me" ssNEnl lot you use that word 'Geczer' again. Now go to sleep"
 But you didn't tell me the story" All right. This isn't about Julius Caesar at all. Julius Caesar was king. and he died long time ago" When he frozc his feet off, papa?" He didn't freeze his feet. That is a piece of stiffness Alfred Potts told you"
 What is a piece of stiffness, papa? ?" Don't ask me such foolish questions Settle down and go to sleep or I'll go back downstairs and leave you alone. Papa. my pajamas don't feel good" T told you not to think about them. Now. listen and I'll tell you about this little boy. He went out one day and saw
 Was his name Julius?'
 "Yes, yes!" Mir Todd answered His name was Julius, and he Did he die long time ago." "NO. Julius Caesar died a long time ago. This boy didn't"
 Where does be live nowT'
 "I don't know. Be still"
 How'd you know what's his name, then"
 well, he lives-he lives in a town somewhere. And one day he went out and saw a tree that was simply full of birds. The birds"-
 What did the birds do?"
 ''The birds sang, of course" What did they sing?"
 ''They sang songs. Now, if you want me to tell you this story you will have to be quiet. So this boy looked up a' the birds ana
 My l'ajamas don't feel good" They never will feel good if you don't stop thinking about them. So this boy looked up at the birds. and he wa5 bad Uoy-and he thought it would be smart tO throw stone at them
 Did hc:"
 Yes. he threw a stone at the poor little birds"
 And what did the stone do?" Tt made the birds fly. And then Papa"
 We'll"
 What did the fly do?"
 What fly?
 ''The fly it made the birds into" Robert Gallahue Todd, I am going downstairs. and if you are not asleep in two minutes I shall punish your' Mir. Todd strode from the room, and at the stairs he halted at the sight If a woman sitting on the top step with her face in her hands and her shouI- ders and sides shaking. It was his wife.-Wilbur Nesbit in Success Mag azine.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-07
A Use For Poetry.

Do you enjoy poetry?''
 'Yes," answered Miss Cayenne. 'It is a great conversational convenience It enables people to quote instead of being stupidly original "-W Washington Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-07

'Tis only happiness can keep u young -Blackwood.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-12


Miss Alice Clay entertained WITH a
delightful luncheon Saturday at the
Oglethorpe. Covers were laid for ten
and the table was prettily decorated
with springfowers. The guests pres
ent were Mesdames Hopkins. Upper,
Smith. Whitfield, Cornell, Crawford.
Banks and Currie.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Banks entertain
cd the scuppernong club very pleas
antly with a valentine party SATURDAY
egehaag at their apartments in the
ogle4h5 sixlhand uchr@ was
played 1hd $50 sson by Mrs.
Cornell Pretty valentines were pre-
sented to each guest by the hostess,
The silver tea given last evening
It the home of Mrs. c. Downing was
very pleaant affair the hostess of
i;re occasion Being a member Of eir-
cle A, Of the Esssecopal Aid society,
The rooms were attractivelv decorated
ind dainty refreshments were ser
yed. An ochestra rende 20 & light
fl music during the eyen4us. Many
cnests attended between the hours o.
7 80 and 10 and the affair proved an
enjoyable success. IN. &c.
49,
The concert to be given ~ tfie~ ci4st
all for the henefit of the new'sas &.
odist church will be a great As-F.
t. the music-lovers Of IE'unswie 4.
The program to be presenY q. will be
especially pleasing and A.
d.ence win greet the p
ers and musicians taking pdSc IS
] lnle symons win be VI Accompanies
OF the evening. - Who attend will
enjoy the cnazIslng evening
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-12

Mrs. w. F. Parker is improJed from
an attack Of grippe.
The Bridge Eight met yesterday al
'ernoOn WITH Miss ne Butts
Mrs. II. z. Lucas and Miss Rebecca
Lucas are tbs guests Of Mrs W E.
Kay in Jacksonville.
The friends Of Mrs. II. NJ. Miller re-
greet to learn that she is quite III at
her home on B street
Master Ernest Houseman has issued
invitations to a valentine party for
this afternoon at 3 o'clock
Sss
Mrs. W. B. Hess. of Baltimore, and
Miss Gertie Isaac. Of Jacksonville, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Max fsaac.
Mrs. Boiling Whitfield left yester-
dav for TamDa called there bv news.
q .ha nlress y her lotner MIS-.
Gillarl
Miss Alice Clay leaves this after
noon on the Brunswick for New
York after spending several weeks
here, during which she has received
ial attentions
buse Elliott entertained
a. "a i her friends last evening
IN Of her birthday The occas-
Tor ~ enjoyed by the many young
people attending.
Mrs W. NJ. Topper was hostess Il
small dinner party yesterday after
noon in honor Of Miss Alice Clay, Of
New London. Conn. The affair was
thoroughly enjoyed, Mrs Upper being
noted as a charming hostess
A pleasant little surprise party was
given Miss Alice Clay last night at
the oglethorpe Cards were played
after which refreshments were served
and pretty valentine souvenirs present
ca MISS Gay VINO leaves this after
noon for New York
$50
Tie social event Of this evening
will be the reception to be given at
the Oglethorpe from $3.50 to ~ by
the Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton The Daughters will be in cos
tune and a pleasant evening Is an
ticipated
Mrs. G. S. Maurice entertained with
a 1ulcheon at her cottage on Jekyl
In honor OF her guest. Miss Maud Hey
ward. Of Savannah. The guests in
vited were Mrs. C. D. Parker. Miss
Mary Clay and Miss Frances Grant
Nightingale
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-12

FOR HfcNT. Desirable eight room
house IN good repair Electric lient,
hot water, iine location for boarding
y 1use or can be occupied by two
r. miles. NO. 801 G street, corner Of
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SCIENCE PREVENTS sALDNEsa
rhe Fatal GerIz asd Its BenaeEy Now
ssP Of seseEce.


swsS Of Science.
Il is the rsrest thing IN the world for
= man 70 b. ascessarily bald. No man
whose hair Is not dead ST the roots. need
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on at the root; ard cleans the scalp Of
dandrun and leaves # in a perfectly
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Maryland piaok. Bul:e. Mont. Yas en-
tireiy bAld- IN less than a month HerP!
eide bad removed ths enemies OF hair
growtA. and nature did its work BY COW
sring his head witt. thick hair an inch
Icing. and IN six week lad normal
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Send 10c. In stsmps for sample t. III.
Herpicide Co. Detroit. Eich
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Application tor Leave y support

Application for Leave - support
Georgia. Glynn County
Mrs. l.. b Day having made appii'
cs tiou for tweve months support cut
Of the estate OF II. c. Day. and ap'
praisers duly appointed TO set apart
Il same, having filed theif. return, al
po rsons concerned are hereby requir-
ed to show cause before the court Of
81 binary Of said county on the first
Tuesday In March, 1907. why said ap-
plication should not be granted
Thls, 9Th. day OF February, 1907
Horace Dart,
Ordinary. Glynn County Georges
Call on Davis 4. Blackberry. ZIG
Monk street. for groceries al lowest
market prices
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-12

viii save you dig IN or cloth.
az Every ss9aIner ~ railroad
brings new goods. Sig LeNssh
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-12

A eold is much more easily cure
when The bowels are open. Kennedy
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-12
Or. a. 4. MANN.

Treats Gil ailmentsaof the feet al yO1
Office or residenA TrlepIcne 4i1.2s
Allen & Thrash BNC2er Shop
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-12

jail attentions.
49,
buise Elliott entertained a
II her friends last evening
Of her birthday. The occas-
8 enjoyed by the many young
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Society News

9esEEE 1s ~
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05

Curacao q La Cuayra % and 80 to Boulton.
Bliss & Daiett with passengers. mails and mdse. Ar
rived ABS =.
Southampton % and Checbourg 26, to the Hamburg
Line with COO cabin and 500 seerage passe-
gers mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at m ID
Steamer La Gascogne (r) Gosselin, Havre October 70
TO the Compagne Generate TransatlantiQue with 2O1
cabin 05 seerage passengers and mdse Arrived at
Steamer Venetia (Ger). Huger. Santa Marta october
Inagua 81, TO the Hamburg-American Line, with
and mdse- Arrived the Bar at 6:36
Steamer City Of Memphis Dreyer. Savannah November
/ to Co. with passengers mdse. Passed
Steamer Porto Rico. Delano Baltimore. II c Foster.
with Passed in Quarantine 7:20 a
Steamer Ocmulgee, Mason, Brunswick November I, to
the Brunswick SIS Co, with mdse Passed in Quarantine
Steamer Ligoner WelIman, towing a barge Ar
thur October 26 the Ciuffey Petroleum Co. with
oil Passed in Quarantine at S:53 m.
Steamer Imogen trJr Edwards Cardiff October is. to
H Winchester co, in ballast. Arrived at the Bar at
1885
Der 81. TO George Baxter & Co. with railroad ties
Passed In Quarantine at 1905
Steamer Pathfinder Barbour. Boston, 10 the New York
and Porto Rico SIS Co, in ballast Passed in Quarantine
steamer Navahoe Hale Georgetown. c. October 81
with mdsc or Highlands $50 .
Steamer Northtown. Van Glider. Port Arthur OCTOBER
Is TO the Texas Crude on CO, with OIL Passed In guar
antne APO
steamer Ryndam Dutch, Wander Zee. Rotterdam and
Boulogne October 2S Holland America Line, with
Steamer clan MacKinnon CIir) smith. Calais October
10, 20 Barber Co. ballast. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer serspe C3razl Azavado. Rio de Janeiro Octo
G Seager Co with mdse. Anchored in Quarantine SO
light breeze hazy.
Steamers Yumuri (Nor) Perth Arnboy: Byron (Br)
Bahia Rio dc Janero etc: Monroe Norfolk Newport
News; Huron Charleston and Jacksonville.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
SALE OF THE LATHAM.
IN INVESTMENT DEAL.
Market Found for Several Md
tO7cn Parcels.

Several large realty deals were reported yes
terday One of the principal transactions
the sale by Leon S. Altmayer to client for
s Morrill, Banner Of the Latham, a seven story
fireproof elevator apartment house on a plot
10Ox1O0 feet, at the northeast corner of 1920 St
and Morningsde ave. East. The house was
built by Henry L. Felt about five years ago, and
IS said to be one of the best built houses in the
city. 1t is directly opposite Morningside Park
The property purchased for investment It
was all cash transaction. The house is fully
rented. There are seven apartments to a floor
and forty eight families in the building.
Edgar T. Kingsley sold for Patrick J. Fox and
several heirs of the Daniel F. Quinn estate Nos
336 and 33S West 25th ST. two five story double
fathouses. with stores. plot 5OX75 feet. and
also the four story stable in the rear. on lot
25x75 feet. This is the first sale of the prop
erty since 1853
Pocher & Co sold No. 154 West S1st ST., a
three story brick stable. lot 25x1o0 feet, for
Isaac Moss to Mary J. Mcdonald. The parcel Is
directly opposite the Pennsylvania tunnel ter
rninal site.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
LETTER WINS HIS CASE.
Court of appeals GiUes Decision
4gdinSt ". j. ZeILer.

The Court Of Appeals handed down yesterday
unanimous decision reversing the ruling Of the
lower courts) in favor of Joseph Letter, OF Chicago,
who in 1898 tried TO corner the wheat market, in
an action brought by William J. Zeer, broker.
Of No Wall street, 10 S52 021 81, with in
terest being the amount of a promissory note
cuted by Mr.. Letter in that year, to the firm of
Allen, Greer & Zeer. The note payable
three years after date, and bore per cent in
terest.
The case was tried before Justice Greenbaum
in October, 1905. Mr.. Letter said that when he
gave the note he engaged in buying wheat
for his famous corner. He employed the firm Of
Allen, Greer q Zeler in his transactions he said.
end result CT the speculations an accounting
had shown ne indebted TO the firm to the
amount of $50 0A 81. He asserted, however, that
the books of the firm which showed him indebted
The amount named false and fraudulent.
Justice Greenbaum directed the jury to return
verdict IN favor of the plaintiff for s69 9767 S3 The
Justice denied motion to dismiss the action on
the ground that the amount Of the note could not
be recovered a gambling debt and directed
verdict for the fun amount. with interest.
The case was then tried in the Appellate Division
of the Supreme Court, where the original verdict
sustained.
Baldwin e Baldwin. Of No. II Broadway. attor-
neys for the defendant, said yesterday that the
case would hardly come to trial again
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
MANY BUSINESS LEASES REPORTED.

The Renton-Moore Company has leased John T
Doong L. D. Garvine. for Of years. the three
story dwelling house No. 524 West 10th ST.
J II. Harlan & Co. have leased William and Julius
Bachrach the three story frame house No 507
166th also. for John Katzman the store on
the northwest corner OF 16sth Amsterdam ave
for term OF years at total about SIS OOO
also the No 1s2 Amsterdam for term OF
years.
Denzer Brothers have leased a term of years for
Richard sidenberg 10000 square feet in Nos III
Beecker St; for the estate OF Henry Bruner 10 600
feet in Nos 12O Wooster st for Philip
Braender, 5000 feet in East 10th ct
and 5000 feet in Nos "a East 10th st. Also in
conjunction with Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown &
Co. 1000 square feet in Nos. 73 70 Wooster St
Darius Palmer has leased for Elizabeth H. Larln and
the estate Of Annie NJ Sands to Benjamin b. Myers the
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor the second
that of tho creditor and date when judgment was
fled
1907 50 la2 OF
pany May a. 1907 42e ss
Carr. JosePh-Standard Plumbing supply Com
Der l. 1907 ......,...e...-. 149l
Buketman Samuel-State Bank. July 1907. 90 %
KIug. M T Hicks October % 1907. 1ST 55
1907 14s 81
(canceiltd1 7472
9Sacatedj $50 50
1907 ..,.,.,..... a2H
Thomas Reilly Roberts, October 26 1907. 2 1856
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
itatiORS.


I INDENMEfk HENRY-The People Of the state OF
II New York, by the OF God and indenenIar
TO Mrs; Henrietta Lindenmeyr. Gustaye Lindenmeyr
Henry iindcnmeyr Fritz Lndenmeyr.
Thekla Saucr, Frieda Urchs Ludwig f. IindenmeTS5
Henrietta NJ. Lindenmeyr Matilda Iindennevr
Thella Henrietta Sack, send greeting: ''N
You and each OF hereby cited and re,rir.5
personally To be and before Surrogate ~ 10
County Of New York. the SurroEates Court ~ go
county. held the Hall Records in the Cor,T.,
New York. the 18th day of December 1907 M 6,,S
past O'Clock in the forenoon OF that dav thcr
there attend judicial settlement the account -
proceedings OF Gustave Lindenmeyr Henry Iindenevr
Gustave L. Jaeger. Willy Sonntag and Henrietta Linden
trustees OF the trust created
and testament OF Henry Llndenmeyr late Of County
of New York deceased and such Of you are herebv
cited are under the age OF wentone years are re-
qure6 10 appear by guardian. have one or
II you have none TO appear and apply for to be ap
pointed. in the event of neglect
guardian Will be appointed by the Surrogate 10 rep~
resent and act for you in the proceeding. -
testimony whereof. have caused he tte
Surrogates' Court OF the County Of New
York TO be hereUnto affixed. Witness Hon
IL g. Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF our said
county, at the County OF New York the Sth
day Of October. in the wear OF our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and seven
DANIEL j. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates'
HAWKESwORTH & KIRTLAND
Attorneys for Trustees.
100 Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Plymouth Nov SOS g r-kaiser Wilhelm II Ger,
New York for CherbourS and Bremen; 4;2o p M
President Lincoln GER, New York for ChefoOuIs anu
Bremen Nov g. noon-Barbarossa CGer) New York via
Glasgow Nov 4-Calfornia (Brl. New York via Moville
Manchester Nov 2-Thespis t8r). Ferguson New ork-
Rotterdam. Nov 2-korea RUSS New York Tor i.lDdu
Newport. Nov 1-Maracas (Br). New York and Newport
News Duukrk. - --,-
sydney. , 70. ~,
cent. c V and Cape Town - -, -. -
Madras. Nov 4-Lindenfels Ger. New York via Co
Ionbo Calcutta.
Liverpool Nov 2-LaCkaWanna (Brl. New York
Hamburg Nov 3-PhubIs Gen, New York.
Bremen. Nov . . m-Main Ger, New YORK
Shields. Nov 2-Dcuschland Ger. tank, New York.
Rotterdam, 2-PeteTsburg RUSS, New YORK
Cardiff 2-Cowrie (Brl New York.
Cadiz. 3p-Manuel C,dIvo tSpan) New YORK
Hamburg Nov 2-B Brilliant Ger). New York
Swansea Nov 1--ILandaf City (Sr). New York
Vigo. Nov 2-Atrato tBr). Barbados, Colon etc ioT
New York
sc!Ily, Nov 4-Rotterdam Dutch. New York for Am
sterdam: Suram tBrl. New York for Hull; $40 M
President Lincoln Ger, New York for Plymouth.
Cherbourg and Hamburg.
Lewis. Nov ,-EneI-ie tCer) from New York.
Prawle Point. Nov 3-Smolensk RUSS. New York FOR
Rotterdam and Libau
Gibraltar Nov 2-satsuma CBr, Yokohama etc for New
Cape spartel Nov s-HudsOn OBD. Holo etc. for New
Lizard Nov = p MA Bretagne pr>, New York for
Havre
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

E Caifano has sold Hath St. q i've
story tenement house a 25x1OO feet.
Horace s. Ely & Co. have sold Samuel WoIverton.
trustee No 2S9 Washington st. story building
on lot 331JO feet. adjoining tho northeast Of
Chambers
Well Mayer have sold to Henry hamburger and 9TH
Nos 84s West 39th ST. two five story fiat
houses. o. lot 25x9S0 feet
Henry J Kantrowitz has sold I4ebenthal Con
struction Company 10 Anthony Z. Tloeble six
story apartment house. plot 5Ox726 feet side
OF Madison ave, 90 feet north 0 12sth st.
" Kahn G Co. have sold for Mrs NJ s. r. Ford No.
i13 West 1921 three story and basement dwelling
house. with two brick garage in roar. lot 25N
s9.fl
Charles F. Dietrich has sold No 73 East nth st.
three story stable on lot 25xIOo5 feet.
bought No % Catharine ST. north
OF Henry st. a six story tenement house.
with store, a lot lex1OO feet
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05

Destination and steamer. Close In New York
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine Islands
Seattle)-Iyo Maru. Nov 600 m
Hawaii Francisco)-Aarneda.. Nov IL, 600 m
Hawaii Japan Corea China and Philip
pine Islands (via san Francsco)-hon-
Tahiti ana Mciquesas Islands (ya san
Francisco Mariposa Nov IT, 900 m
New Zealand Australia Except WestJ,
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia Cva
San FraEcisculnVeric.. Nov II, 800 m
Japan. Corea. China and PHILIPPINE
Islands Cia Vancouver and Victoria,
C)-Empress OF India Nov 81, D IN
Japan. Corea China Especially ad-
dressed only) Gva Seattle)-KaEa Maru 81
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands Cva
San FTancisco)-(U ) Transport Nov 30 GOO p m
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
WIRELESS REPoRrs-

The Kronprinzessin Cecle reported 70 Sasconset at
p yesterday when I'D miles east the Nantucket
IIghshp. shs is expected dock ESQ o'clock
this morning
The Furnessia was IN communication with siasconset
yesterday at when 323 miles OF Sandy Hook
VIII probably dock about II o'clock morning
The President Island Yesterday
morning at G.lO when l2O miles OF Il
peced dock about 4:l0 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
The Teutonc IN communication a
O'Clock yesterday morning when 075 or Nan
tucket Lghtshtp. WIN dock probably about o'clock
Thursday morning.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05

story building the southwest OF 1soth
and Amsterdam for five years from May l. 1908.
Hell & Stern have leased for Andrew J. Kerwin. ir
in the building No % 35 path St. the loft
containing 10000 square space. for
aggregate rental Of $4,000 The lessees
Charles NJ. Cohen & Co. This property. which Is
eleven story and basement building covering plot 1c0
$50 feet has been completely rented before
plction
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
WILL REMODEL LENox LYcEuM.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintendent
Murphy remodeing the Ienox Lyceum Building.
Madison and 59th st. owned by John D. CrimInns.
The balconies be raised and extended. the
auditorium fitted with fixed seats and equipped with
auxiliary sprinkler fire extingushing plant. The
Is TO be made with porch adorned with
Cornthian columns. The improvements are made
for Walter J. Salomon lessee. and $4,000