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New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
WANT BRADY ON STAND
Government Needs Him to Testfy
an STANDARD Suit.

II Marshal William HenkeI and his deputies sue
ceed IN finding Anthony n. Brady and presenting
"iih Win a subpoena before the hearing of the
governments suit to dissolve the Standard Oil
monopoly is adjourned this afternoon Mr. Brady
WIN go on the stand again to tell about the trans
Ter of the Manhattan OIL Company to Standard Oil
interests.
"heh Mr. Brady first examined he pro-
'eS'eu uiat ne never knew that the Standard was
concerned In the negotiations for the purchase of
'he OIL company controlled by himself and Com
modore Z. c. Benedict. Yesterday however Frank
b. Kellogg. the governments attorney discovered
in the examination of James n. Wallace president
of the Central Trust Company. that the Chicago
Gas Company, belonging to Messrs. Benedict and
Brady which obtained favorable contract for the
supply of oil by the Standard during the negotia-
tons for the Manhattans sale had bought S195 900
worth of the Manhattan's stock in 1895. At the
same time the foreign company" the General In
dustrial Development Syndicate Limited, of Lon
don, purchased s17SSS75 worth of the stock
Then followed the dismantlng of the Manhattan
re1nertes and the transfer of its pipe lines TO
STANDARD interests. Also, the Peoples Gas Light
and Coke Company, of Chicago. got its favorable
ten-year contract from the Standard of Indiana
Mr.. Brady is wanted TO explain the purchase Of
stock by his gas company as also TO tell why the
National City Bank. known ms a Standard bank
advanced the gas company 1.44.oO0 for the pur-
pose, which was shortly repaid to the Central
Trust Company.
Walter r. Cutler. selling agent of the Atlantic
Refining Company, of Pennsylvania, a Standard
subsidiary examined yesterday Standard
operation OF independent concerns with inten-
ton to deceive consumers. Mr.. Cutler protested
that his company never went out Of its way to
conceal the fact that the independents controlled
by It free from Standard domination.
Though Mr., Kellogg does not want to have the
hearing adjourned to-day without having had Will
lam G.. Rockefeller the stand. II ia uncertain
whether the treasurer Of the Standard oil Company
OF New York will reach this city in time for that
purpose.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
CAN DISSOLVE GRAPHITE.
"U'i2md Of Niagara Falls" IN
nOunceS Useful Discovery.

Announcements that he had successfully convert
ed artificial graphite. made from coal dust, into
such condition that it would pass through the
finest filter paper and that he had succeeded in
dissolvtng graphite In water-in other words max
ing II Cooida ble-was made by Z. G. Acheson,
'the wizard of Niagara Falls at the opening
sion Of the twelfth general meeting Of the Ameri-
can Electro-Chemical Society in the Chemists Club,
No l0s West 55th street. last evening
Both of these discoveries will have a wide appi-
cation in industry, It said. especially that Of
the dissolution of graphite in water, for II be
used successfully now lubricant where here
tofore when dissolved in oil il has formed a sed-
ment at the bottom, resulting in much waste The
graphite Is much cheaper than oil.
DR. George F. Kunz OF this city. spoke 'Dia-
monds- Natural. Artificial and Chemical" Through
the aid of an American drill he said. II had been
demonstrated that diamonds at the Dc Beers mines
in South Africa TO be found 5000 feet below
the surface. The mining at present Is $500 feet
down He did not express great hope for the future
OF the artificial diamond.
This afternoon the members and guests viii go
80 East Orange, where they will be personally re-
Ceived by Thomas A Edison and conducted through
his laboratories. The sessions will be closed on
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
MR.. scHwAs IN SAN FRANCISCO,

former president of tho United States Steel Cor
poration arrived in this city yesterday. He said:
I am here to determine whether shall continue
10 operate the Union Iron Works or close them
down for good. There is truth in the state
ment that sale Of the works to the government
is contemplated. We have lost money continually
during the three years have owned the DIanf
on the last contracts for three warships we lost
$4,000. We have been hampered by scarcity
OF labor and by Industrial troubles. | intend to
go over the situation carefully. and II / decide 10
keep the works open they will require considera HE
additions. The plant at Mare Island is insufficient
for the maintenance of the fleet.
Concerning his investments in Nevada mines
Mr. Schwab said he greatly disappointed in
that country, although most of his own invest
ments lad proved satisfactory.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
ENDORSES PRESIDENTS POLICY.
MI. Roosevelt Means to Do Justice, Says ex-
President Burt of Union Pacific.
fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Omaha, Oct 17-Horace G. Burt, ex-presdeut OF
the Union Pacific Railroad. believes that President
Roosevelt is trying 20 do justice to both sides in
the railroad controversy and he indorses Mr..
Roosevelts policy toward the railroads.
Il think the President is trying do what is
right. both for the railroads and for the public"
said Mr.. Burt, who stopped in Omaha to-day on
his way to California. His attitude has no doubt
affected all corporate interests and is responsible
in part a least. for the strngency in the money
market in the East This stringency has had some
effect in curtailing railroad improvements. but I
believe the effect is only temporary. When the
right Level IS struck matters will adjust themselves
and things will go as before. The President is.
of course very much in earnest and Will do every
thing ne can put his policies in effect, and once
in effect the public Will scarcely notice the differ
-ncc, either"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
FRIDAY 1W0me1's Skirts,
IW0men's Waists,
IN Wrappers, Etc.

black Panama and Cheviot Skirts-also
SIixtures-aIl styles. pleats, silk or
self folds and tucks-aN lengths
ard bands-value IS -9S. .-..--.-.-.--s3.S %
skirts OF Black BroadcIOth. Cheviots.
VoHes. Serges and Panamas-also
gray WOrsteds-gTeat variety OF
handsome styles-all lengths ana
bands-also extra sizes-reg- $s-9S g. %
Black Taffeta SILK Waists tailored
in new effects-also rich Liberty
Sa,in-biack white and evening
shades elaborate designs
reg S4.QS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..--- s. 20
Woren's Waists OF Nuns Yelling In
various lace trim'd or fancy tailored
atyIes-also Briliiantine and Novelty
Wool Fabrics-s4lf or emb'd
linen collar. with t!e-worth s3-es. z. 80
FTannelstte vrappers-36 TO "a bust
light and dark checks, stripes and
figures-value s1-9S -.-------.-.,-.1 "a
German Flannel Roh@s-fancy
or quiet colorings gs-turued down Or
sailor collar-regulariy s.. 9S. -.....1 l .SS
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
NOVA scoTIA's BIG APPLE CROP

Annapolis y. s.. Oct 1.-THE assertion that the
Annapolis Valley and the surrounding country con-
stitutes the greatest apple producing district in
the world Is believed to be proved by the size Of
this years yield. which is estimated at more than
100000 barrels. Americans have obtained options
more than twice the amount generally imported
into the United States for American consu,nntjon
Prices range from s. % to s. a barrel. This years
crop is than twice the size of the Weld last
season and is 10000 barrels better than the pre-
vious record.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
OCEAN STEAMERS.
mmgTm GERMAN Lloyd .

Fast Express Service.
H-CHERBOURG-B BREMEN
Kaiser. oct. -. 10 AM KAISER. Nov. ~
X. VIM. II. Oct. %. 10 AN X. .Wm. II. Nov. -
'Kronprinz Nov. 3 PM KroHprinz Dec 3
Cecillet etnewlNov. .l2, ,1OAM Cecilietnw)Dec. 10
Twins Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHER ERBOURG-BREMEN:
"Hannover. oct. %. 10 AN "Gneiscnau Nov.l4
Rarbarossa. oct. "a. 10 AM 'Main. Nov -
Kurfuerst. .Oct.31. 10 AM Barbarossa NoV-2e
"P Irene. Nov. :. 10 AM Kurfurst.. Dee .
Bremen direct.
Mediterranean Service.
-NAPLFS-GENOA, at IL AM
Connecting at Gibraltar for Agiers' 90
X. Albert. oct. 10 X. Al ert. ...- Nov ~
~Neckar. r..... oct. 2Gi eNeckar- ...-- Dec. /
Friedrich. co.. Nov. 2 Friedrich ...-. Dec I
X. Luise. Nov. IL X. L.u!se --..- Jan 4
'Ouits Genoa.
From Bremen Piers 81 & 4th SITS. Hohoken.
AROUND THE WORLD TOURS.
East and West
y. 6. LLOYD EMPRESS LINE.
MARSEILI.E,S-NA PL S-ALENANDFt1A-
German-Mediterrane -Levant Line
Marseilles-GenOa via Naples 10 the Levant.
ROYAL. ROUMANIAN MAILsSTEAMERS.
ConstanZa-COustantin antinople-Smyrna--
Alexandria
North German Lloyd Travellers Checks
Good All over the World.
OELR1CHS & co, No. , broadway. y. Y
Louis II. Meyer. 1915 Walnut St, Phila.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
MAIL PAYMENTS TO NEW cUNARpERs.

Washington Oct i7-By reason of their speed
the now cdnarders. the Lusitania and the Maure-
tania Hill receive from the United States govern
rlcnt 5000 $500 time they leave New
York for carrying first class mail to Europe. No
contract is necessary. the rate to be paid-S5
Il pound is fixed by international arrange
ment between the postal authorities of America
and Europe.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
Scarfs and Squares,
Art Goods,
Toilet Articles.
FRIDAY
PROMISES
IN

Hand made Renaissance Centre
Piaces-round and squsre-inen
centres-desp borders-5OHSo-
Applique Swiss Scarfs and Shsms-
II s. and scaIlop edzss-plain and
fancy centres-2Ox54. 32x32-
worth 80 --..-..-.s-. ----------.--- .35
2S inch silk Velour Pillow Tops
all coiors-slightlT inperfsct-
therefore. 81. s9 quality 80
90 irch Satin Sofa Cushions
floral and Orisntai-ali colors. ...1 80
KnickerbOcker Cold Crssm-re<- Is .21
WestphaPs AuxiIiator-doIlsr sissL. "a
GosveITs Cherry Tooth Paste
reg 80 -s---sass~s-s--s-- .eO
BORNE AntissptIc Mouth Wash
reg 20 ...-.-s-..@ss-s--..-s@ .O6
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
QUICK RErRIBUTIvE JERSEY JUSTICE

\ thief was overcome by illuminating gas while
stealing the fixtures in the Norwegian Lutheran
Church. in Monmouth street. Jersey City. Tho
prisoner found unconscious in front Of the
church. and was removed to the City Hospital
where he was revived. and said he was Frederic,
Olsen of No. 400 East 125th street. Manhattan
The sexton. Frederick Roder, found gas flowing
from a pipe from which the fixtures had been
taken. Ali the other gas fixtures had been re
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
FRIDAY J Blankets,
PROMISES IComf0rtaSles,
IN Spreads.

IA size All Wool Biankets-Scariet.
White and Gray-reg- sI-9S- - %
ia size Heavy Cotton Fleece Blankets
white and coIors-worth 81 a. III 90
All Wool Blanksts-S01sO inch
white. scarlet. gray and plaid
regularly s5.eS ..---------------S S-SS
Full size Crochst Spreads-hemmed.
rrtnged OF cut corners-woyth 81 . .SS
Full size Crochet Spreads-hemmed-
extra heavy-Worth 81. 50. ....-..- I 50
FFgd SiIkoIin- Comfortsbles-fun size
GONE plain backs-Valus 81 % -.... SO
Full size SiI<ollns Comfortablss-
Persian tOp--red back-worth 81 4 SO
Pure Feather Pillows
fancy colored ticking
10 40 22x2s-vsius SO 80
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
EAR OF CORN SOLD FOR $3.50.

Chicago oct. 1.-Two hundred and fifty dollars
was the price paid last night for a single ear of
corn. bushe that rate would have sold for
$1,000 The sold I'm exciting auction at
the National Corn Exposition TO the man who grew
il. l.. r. Clore farmer from Franklin. Ind, who
has captursa s1.sas N prizes at the show.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
CONFER ON HARTMAN ROADS.
Mr.. Bonaparte and His Assistants Discuss
the Case

Washington, oct 17-C. A. Severance who, with
Frank B. Kellogg. has represented the government
IN several important prosecutions had a 4ong con-
Terence with Attorney General Bonaparte and As
sistant Attorney General PurGy to-day in regard
to the possible connection of the government with
the relations between the Union and Southern Pa
cihc railroads Al the close OF the conference the
Attorney General said that nothing would be made
public concerning it At present.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
FRIDAY dress Goods
PROMISES Silks
IN Velyets

Imported Lustrous Broadciosns-
a. inch-au new shades and
blsck-regularly rs .......S-.-.--. SO
All Wool Mslross and Granite snitinSs-
as iuch-20 fashionable shades and
black-valus tI-lS ...-......-.... .SS
All Wool Crepe EEyptians-yd
wids-crsan. black. street and
evening shades-eISeEhere 80 -...-- .20
Remnants Of Dress Goods.
Black and colorBE2 70 I'd lerstns-
at Fridays special reductions.
q inch Wide Vale CorduyoysI~hisA
cream, brown. garnet. navy. krsy,
plum, stone. myrtle and black
rs CT qualities s......-.s-.sss-.ss... .S9
Silk Face Vslvsts-lsrgs asscrr-
nent OF newest coiors and
black-Io Ct qualities. .s.-.ss-.--. 80
Black CIoakinS vslOurs-52 Inch
rich deep olack-valus s.. So ......2 90
27-inch SILK yolles-sssin erossSars
and fgures-light and medium
colortnss-reg- -5s. s.....s.s-..----s.- ~
Waist and Skirt lengths o< al dsstrasis
silks-black. cOlors. plsids and oth0
fancies at Fridays special reductions
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
sPooNER TO DEFEND POWDER TRUST

TBS Telegraph "a The Tribune
Wilmington. Del, oct. 17--It was announced here
today that ex-senator Spooner, Of Wisconsin who
Is the guest here of President Du Pont of the
Powder Trust. will defend the company in the suit
brought against IL by the federal government
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
STEAMBOATS,.
@WIG0M RlWE@
- NALLIG1T.


Talatlal steamers "HENDRICK HUDSON" ,"
NEW YORK and ALBANY OF the
Hudson River Day Line fastest and finest
river boats In the world.
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton st Cby AnneI), 9;
Desbrosses, $40. ". 42d St. 900: W. 10th
St. 9.2O a VI Landing at Yonkers. West
Point NcwburEh Poughkeepsie. kinEston
Point. Catskiu Hudson and Albany. DAILY.
except sunday Special trains to Saratoga.
and easy connections 20 all points East.
North and West Through tickets and bag
gage checked at Offices Of n Y Transfer
Co Through rail tickets between ~. z.
ana Albany accepted including jamestown.
Most delightful one day outings to Wess
Point NewburEn or Poughkecpsie, return =
ing on down boat Restaurant open all day.
Table d'hote breakfast. T5c- Music
LAST TRIPS mp oct. 10. down Oct 81
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
Kuslins,
: Sheets,
DomeStics, Etc
FRIDAY
PROMISES
IN

Yard wide Unbleached Muslins-
fun round thrsad-wortn ~ So
Pillow Tubing-42 inch-wovsn
all around for Pillow Cases
worth 20 ..-.-----.-....-....- IA
Utica Sheets-a surplus OF ons sizs
tI2X1OS)-woTth "a -....-.. 70
Feather Proof Tfckings-assortsd
stripes-S1 inches wide-vslue IA ION
Snow White Cotton for filing
C'OmfOrta bles-
10 oz....--..-- I 81 Il oz..--...... .12
silk Floss Cushions-leSs than
the common cotton kind
2ON2O-value SO "a 24x24-vsius 50 50
22X2222-valUs 40 % 26x25-value 50 .
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool ta-
bles: high grade bowling alley builders:
lowest prices. Marx Bros. "a Union Square
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
HERE ARE PROMISES FOR TO-DAY =
FRIDAY ! 1WOmen'S Suits
PROMISES lWomen'S Coats
IN and FurS

RroeFcIoth and CheviOt Suits-biack.
coIors and stripes-medium AMI three
quarter coats, fitted and semi-htted
satin IIned-eIsewhere $500. ---. Z %
strtned and Plain Chiffon Broadoloths-
also C,heviots and mannish Mixtures
eIaborateIv braided or plainly tailored-
skinner satin lining-value $500 22.SS
Fine Chiffon BroadclOths-iatest shades
also stripAs-COats In elegantly
braided. military. strapped ana PLAIN
stvIes-Skinner satin lining
worth 5000 .......---..---.-...2 = 40
Tourist Coats-worsteds. in medium
and dark oxford and brown
U,o-tb 20 as 90
Black RroadclOth and Kersey Goats
f,Ill circular. seven-eighth length
newest designs-fiIl or half satin
Hned-worth 5000 -....-.------ ] = 20
Sets Of Isabella and Sable RaccOOn-
pillow mufrs and long wide throw
scarfs-satin lined-worth $i5-Ss. / y. 30
lap. Mink Sets-scarf. with fancy ends,
claws and tailE-satin lined-pillow
muffs-elsewhere $500 .--------- 4 30
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
FRIDAY ! WOmen'S Under wear
PROMISES washable Waists
IN Children'S Aprons.

Cambric Corset Covers-lace trim'd
and ribbon run-value .35. .......-.. 10
Fine Cambria Skirts showy styles
lace or emb'y-value s.. 90. ..-.... I .9S
Extra Size Flannelette Gowns
good quallty-woTth S1.19. -.-....-.. 80
Dr- Dentons Sanitary Knit Night
Drawers-I 10 10 yrs.
according to size. 30 20 as
Women's Cambric and Nainsook
Night Drssses-2O new models
Womeus all Wool Knit BiOuSeS-
newest stitch-N OF high neck
Children's Lawn Aprons Hubbard
styles-emby. tuCkS and hem
White Lawn Maists--WiJh BABY
Irish or Filet Laces-seVeral So0d
styleS-regularly Si.9S ...-.-..-... %
Batiste. Lawn and Organdy Waists
ai.oVer emb'd or emb'd fronts with
tuCkS and beaded shouldsrS-alSo
emb'd linen and lace trimmed
styles-aiI sizss-value S4OO. .-... , 9S
Extra size White Lawn Waists
sizes to ~ bust
with lace. emb'y. -.....2. .69.-1. .9S
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
FRIDAY J Boys Suits
PROMISES and
IN Furnishings.

Double Breast Suits-Cheviots and
Twceds-with and without belt
: 10 Is yrs.-value S4-0O. .-.------ = SS
Russian and sailor suits
Tan. Brown and Gray Cheviots-
3 10 10 yrs--yalue 81. 80. .....--.-..2 > 9S
Double Breast Suits-Mixtures and
OverpIaids: also Black Cheviots-
10 10 yrs.-vaIue s.. 9S- ......---1 90
Russian Coats and Refers
Oxfurds. CheviOts Tweeds, Mixtures
and plain colors-plain or flannel
Innings to 10 yrs.-value $500. g 9S
Knee Pants and Bloomers-
gray, brown tan and olive mixtures
& TO IL yrs.-value 40. ----------..- %
NesIigee Shirts-Madras and PercaIe-
fancy or plain white
l. 10 IA neckband-vsIue rs .... 40
Iaundered Madras BlOuses-NeW Fall
patterns -neckband or collar attached
: 70 Is years-value .I5............ 80
Boys Flannel Blouses plain red
blue and gray-military neckband or
shirt collar style--3 10 l3 yrs
value -SS Observation-Disclosures. go
Golf and Eton Caps Cheviots.
Mixtures and LeatheT-all sizes
value 10 ...---...-- -..-- ~
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
FRIDAY ? Misses Wear
PROMISES ana
IN Babies Wear

Children's BOX Coats-with ana
without bethany red and brown
Astrakhan or velvet trim or embd
emblemS-inteTlined-
sizes = to 8 yrs.-worth <+oS. .....2 c. SS
Girls Dresses ashmere. Serges
and Novelty plaids-F'rench waists
bertha. yoke and other styles
: 20 IL yrs---vaIues 81 9S and 81. %. 1 .9S
Babies Long Bedford cord Coats
lace. ribbon and braid trimmed
capss-reguarly <249. ..........t 20
Babies six and BearskIn caps
French and ruche styles-rtbbon
trim-sizes to 3 yrs.-TJ e. kinds Z
Babies Leggin DraVers-plain and
fancy stitched-open and closed
feet-sizes to ; yrs, aiue % ~ ~
No MAIL. DR TT
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
Table Linens,
Jewels,
ToWeIingS.
FRIDAY Outing FlannelS
PROMISES FianneletieS
IN Perc2leS, etc.


Novelty Dress Ginghams stripes
and Checks-faSt cOIOrs-reg. 10. ~
PopIins-~Cy shades-merc' 'z-d-self-
colored stripes and hgures-res. "a Is
German Velour Flannslettes-
beautiful styles-res- .te- ..-..... pa
Heavy Nan Outing Flannels-
best styles-alsO plain shades
non special S$.. 81
Wool finish Plaid Suitings-
New Fal styIes-34 inch-res. "a. 4 D
Double Fold scotch Plaid Suirinss-
just enough Tor TO day-worth is. Sk
Ward Wide Fancy Madras Psrcales-
absolutely fast colOrs--vorth .iS... On
Also
Accumulation OF Dress Lengths and
Remnants
Al Fridays Special Prices
.EPHONE ORDERS.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
FRIDAY Millinery,
PROMISES C0rSetS,
IN Pettic0atS.

J-ntrtmmed Felt HatS-black ana
colors-good value at SD e----....-.. 80
Womsn's Ready-to-Wear Hats
velvet felt or fancy braids-
styllshly draped with velvet or with
large ribbon b.oVs-blarlS and best
colors-EOod value at s3.eS- S-.-.---2 %
Felt Sailors. Mushrooms. May
fairs. etc.-cOlOrs and black
bound edga-Iargs silk bows or
rossttes with Quills-worth 81 AZ
Wonen's Coutil Corsets-odd lots
and sizes-with and without garters-
white and gray-worth .59 to Sl.0o. 40
Finer Coutil C'orsets-dip hip
and French shapeS-white. gray
and black-siEes Is TO 50-res. SiO0 80
Black HeatherbIOom Pstticoats-
wide fancy hOunc--deep dust
rufiie-SpeCial Observation-Disclosures .OS
Black Tafreta SILK PettiCosts-
tailored or fsncy-wOrth 81 9S. -...S SS
Black Sateen Petticoats- accordion
founce or two ruffies-reg. $3.50. .SS
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
L0ST-BANKBOOKS

l.nSI-bAN
RANKROOK No. 363 200 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing. Any
person having claim To II Is hereby called
upon to present the same within ton days.
or submit 20 having said passboOk cancelled
and "A new one issued.
LOST or STOLEN. BaukboOk No 49,. 15d
of the German Savings Bank in the city
OF New York, corner 4th ave. and lIth ST..
ISSUED TO Franziska karg. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned To the bank on the Sth day OF
November, 1901. "A duplicate VIII be issued
HANDBOOK No. 499 49, Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution IS missing. Any per
son having a claim TO II Is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days
or submit TO having said passbook can
celIed and a new one Issued
LOST OR STOLEN Bankbooks Nos. go. as
and 5T2 6Si Of the German Savings Bank
in the city OF New York. corner 4th ave
and 14th st. issued to Albert burger. in
trust for Adolph Burger. and Albert Burger.
I'm trust for Mary Burger. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned 10 the bank on the 18th dav Of
November 1871 duplicates will bc issued.
LOST Raukbook No 500 I79 Bank for
Savings $50 18th ave. New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book % bank.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES
BY VIRTUE Of the foreclosure or chat'ei
mortEnge l. bernstein auCtioneer. will
sell o-day. 10 a. IN. at iS9 Tompkins
ave- Brooklyn all the fixtures contained
In tha store at the above address. Ry'
order Of attorney for MortSaGee.
MORTGAGE SAI4E.-Allan A. Irvine. Auc-
tioneer. will sell TO day at O'Clock. at
southwest corner of Brook ave. and i40th
St. Borough of The Bronx. tho fixtures and
chattols Of a saloon. Iiy order of Attorney
for MortgaSee-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18

AROUND THE WORLD Three vacancies.
occasloned by sudden illness. in q small
farty of exceptianal. social character. ledv-
ing early In November. Fine outside cabins
reserved everything the best pbtainable.
and an unusually comprehensive route I'm
mediate application necessary Address g
T. EoX lG7 Huston Mass
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

New York. Jan. i5-stocks were
lifted to-day 20 a higher level IN much
ihc same luxurious manner ss FOR scV-
ufal DAYS past. but The later reaction
was more moderate, and left some
thing Of the DAYS gains. Conditions
were NOT much changed from those
ruling for some time past and much
tha same factors were given chlei
consideration as factors IN the trad
inr The feeling towards extensive
new stock ISSUES Was shown ~ the
pres~ur- a. seil Chicago a Northwest
sfn. which caused the acute depres.
sion ~ that stock. The rally 81 tht
stock after the official announcement
of tho proposed stock issue was due
rather - the moderate mou ~
the new capital than 40 any change in
the prevailing opinion towards the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16

Department of the Interior, Land u
flee at Santa Fe, N. M, Dec ~,
1906.
Notice is hereby given that Tomas
MARQUEE of Mllagros, N. NJ, has filed
notice of his intention to make final
five year proof in support of his
claim, viz: Homestead Entry NO
1865, made Sept. IA, 1900, for the
NV u Section q, Township 8 N.
Range 6 F.. and that said proof will
be made before A. e. Walker, Pro
bate Clerk. at Albuquerque, n. NJ, OF
February 8, 1907. He names the fol
lowing witnesses to prove his continu-
Gus residence upon, and cultivation o.
the land. viz: Pablo M~aldcnadss OF
Chilli, N. NJ; Prudencio Mald5nado
of Chilli, N. NJ; margarine Alderete
Of Albuquerque. N. NJ Manuel Gut
ierrez. of Chilli, n. M.
MANUEL r.. OTERO,
Register.