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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
MILLION LOST IN
LANCASTER IRE

LANCASTER, PA, January IA fire,
which started in the tobacco warehouse
of s. II. Moss & Co. here to-day, spread
to adjoining. property, and caused loss
estimated at 100000. The structure was
a four-story brick, and was filed with
tobacco. The flames communicated to
Moss's, cigar factory adjoining, five
story brick building, which was also de-
stroyed. The loss on the warehouse is
placed at 10000, and on the cigar fac
tory Mt 10000 The warehouse of the
American Cigar Company. to the north
of the Moss buildings caught fire. but
was not greatly damaged 1t is feared.
however, that the loss on the contents
will be very heavy from water and smoke.
To the east of the cigar factory five
buildings were completely ruined.
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Bank Statement

NEW YORK, January 1l.-Banls
clearing for the week aggregate s3,-
473,055.633, increase 9.5 per cent, over
last week, but per cent. below the
same week last year Excluding New
York City. the total is s1,22S,145, sos.
9.5 per cent. in excess of last week
and per cent. over last year.
Norfolk. s2,Ss1 900; Increase, 162
Savannah, s5b06,000 increase, eos.
Atlanta, s6,a20,000: Increase. 1876
Augusta. se.2SS,000; decrease, L.
Knoxville, s1,Ss7.000: increase, 25S
Jacksonville, $1,774, 900; increase, 20.6.
Macon, $4,000. increase, 22.0.
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TRADE REPORTS.
Bradstreet's Says That Retail
Trade Is Backward.

NEW YORK, January 11.-Bradstreet's
to- morrow will say:
There are some cross currents in trade
which prevent generalization. but as 4
whole the situation loses little by COM
parison with preceding years at this
early stage OF the season. The need of
seasonable weather is noted throughout
the country. In Wholesale and jobbing.
spring season activity is not marked as
yet, but II Is to be noted that n number
of cotton goods hive advanced; that East
ern shoe manufacturing centres are filed
with buyers. looking around, and that
shipments of goods on orders are being
called for. The Western centres also re-
port rather more buying from country
merchants and some liberal purchases of
agricultural implements. In industrial
lines previous activity continues without
change. Some few lines of iron and steel,
notably structural shapes and cast-iron
pipe. are In less active request. but other
finished lines are active. ana the market
as a. whole Is strong. with leading au-
thorities making optimistic predictions as
to the coming years trade. Some shading
OF prices on far-off deliveries Is shown.
The open winter allows OF great activity
In building, but there is not the unanim-
ty as to the predictions of record break
ing construction noted n year ago. The
car shortage question Is still acute. though
mild weather helps the railroads.
Summed up. the situation Is that retail
trade is backward; that some few lines
Of wholesale trade seem to be taking a
breathing spell. and that the heavily sold
ahead conditions in most lines guarantees
future large turnover. Relatively the
best reports come from the Southwestern
States. The Northwestern reports are
rathsv Irregular, but the only poor reports
as to trade and collections come from the
South Atlantic States. where crop. returns
were below early antcipations.
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INSURANCE COS.
MUST PAY

HAMBURG. January 11.--The North
German Fire Insurance Company ac-
cording to a decision rendered by the
local court In q test case o-day, must
result of the San Francisco earthquake
OF last year. The court held that the
earthquake clause in the policy was
seeking to escape liability
The court also ordered the Trans
Atlantic Fire Insurance Company to re-
imburse two English companies which
had relnsured San Francisco risks with
1T for losses already settled.
The case against the North German
Fire Insurance Company was won by
San Francisco lawyers who came to
Germany in the autumn for the pur-
pose of preSSing the claim
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Southern RAILWAY.

=, TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. tsI
A.. B.--Following schedule figures publishes
only NIX as Information and are not guaranteed.
! go a. M-Daiiy-Local for Charlotte. Ia
iAI6 a. Observation-Disclosures Pullman to
atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans
Memphis Chattanooga. and all tho Socth.
through coach for Chase City, Oxfofds
Durham and Raleigh.
&c, san M.-Ex. Sunday -Keysyille LocaL
HID z M.-Daily--Limted Pullman ready s:1
r. NJ, for all the South. III
YORK RIVER LINE.
so =. M.-Except Sunday-No. 1s-To Wese
Point--Connect!ns for Baltimore. Mon>
Gays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
z:lo = M-Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri4
days--No. 1o-Local to West Point. sI
4ta A. M-Except sunday-No. 74-Lccal u
West Point. ,E8
go go 4 NJ. s:l6 P. M-From all the South,
Chase City and Local Stations - -
~ ~ =. M-Erom Keysville and Local Sta lori
Point.
SIS P. NJ. No. 7ssfTom West Point and
Local Stations
c. w. WEsTBURY. 3. P. A..
go e. Main Street. RICHMOND. Va.
". H. TAYLoE. o. F. A..
Washington. D. c.
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Philip Malloy Injured.

Philip NIalloy, son OF Mr.. Walter NAL
10y, of 500 IL East Franklin Street,
was knocked down and seriously In
iured yesterday afternoon by a heavy
dray hauling theatrical apparatus to
who Is only about five or six years
of age, was standing on the curbing
when the drhy passed. and, 1t being
too close. struck him and knocked him
down. The little fellow was injured
in the back Of the neck, and it Is fear
ed that there may be some Injury to
the Spine.
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HAVE GREAT EXHIBIT
AT JAMESTOWN FAIR

NORFOLK, VA, January l1--.rhe
Pennsylvania Railroad, has engaged 1000
square feet of space in the manufacturers
and literal arts building, at the James
town Exposition, and Will dlaulay a sec
ton of tile tunnel understhe North River
from Jersey City to New York City. in
which the first steel passenger ear ever
constructed will stand. A Typographical
map Of the new PENNSYLVANIA Station in
New York will also be shown, with the
tracks from the tunnel running up to IT, 4
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Open. High. Low. Close.

Cash quotations were as Follows: Flour-
Steady No. 2 spring wheat 75Qf77c.; No. 8,
No yellow. 4ic No. /. oats. a35sc,: No. 2
white, Soc. No 5 white. s4isaa94c. No. rye,
sic. Fair to choice mailing, 4sG55c. No. 1
flaxseed Sl.ls1a; No. / northwestern, sl.Sts;
prime Timothy seed. Sass. Glover, contract
grade. si4,oo. Short ribs. sides doose). $500
s;s7's; mess pork per barrel. sl5So; lard per
s9.i2iaaas71s, Whisky basis of high wines,
a29 Butter--A1arket steady; creamerles, e,fD
3lc dairies 20G127c Eggs-Firm; at mark,
cases included. 2l623c.; nrsts, 2sc.: prize frs,s,
2ic.: eXtras 2cc. Cheese-Steady at lSGl4c.
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Bessie Under Suspicion.

Bessie Hopkins (colored) was arrested
pciops character. and of having broken
into the residence at No sos East Grace
Street, and stealing therafronr All over
coat bs9nFns to MI Y T. ST1we the
this morning to answer to the charge.
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Railroads.
r. F. ca, (. s ss SsHsssa p :

r. f. ca, +. s ss SsssS 4 kssv =
TRAINS LEAVE eyD--NoRTHHARI,s
s sg M psIlyy-ayais 81 81 a Ts.suas.
700 a. IN, y. --I'nily--Main ut. Though. All
7;o5 4 NJ; -,Except Mondny--Byrd st. Throushs.
7iS a. M.--.Waek Days--Eiba. Ashland Act
$40 4. M.-DailY--Byrd St. Through. Local
400 ?. M.--week Days-fryd st. TredericIss
burg Accommodation .ftlA5.
s:@ Z. -paily-Mnin st, Through:
e'a9 e e, M,1Week pays-Eiea. Ashland Ass
1 Ella K 5gI5 sRTvnny 81 TSsSSsn s,r.
$40 A. M-wceb Days1DHlbs. Ashland Aes
sS3 (. MMpa dl s., .1 Thy9ush .,,o,,..
,,.so b,urss, ACCOMMODATION,
az T. M---DniIy-Main ST. Through.
''p =, M.-Wsek Days-Elba Ashland 40
SO MMBs'ysyFf e. It. Through Through 1ee.
$40 r. M.-pafiy-Ma,n street Through. All
), ;. Pullman cars.
ss MR@s ssk Main & IRA 5h sfsssa ,nrousa
All Pullman cars
III E-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars o.
~. soove trains, except trains arriving Hicn-
mono 100 A. NJ week days. and local accom-
a., Time OF arrivals and departures and conneo-
tions not guaranteed
w D: DUKE. c. w cuLP. W. P. TAYLoks
Asst 10 Prest. Genl supt Traf Msr
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY II. 1901.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, merchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James River
landings and Norfolk, merchandise and passen-
gers, Virginia Navigation Company.
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Cotton. steady; mIddlIng, ~. 81; Efoss rtceIpts,
1901 bales: stock i5T.2G bales
Total to-day at all ports--Set receipts, O.Sss
baiesJ export to Great Britain. $3.50 bnies; to
the Continent, iii3. bales; stock 1920 sfI bales
bnles; export to Great Britain. 1850 bales; to
France, 32,173 bales: to the continent, 40 ia
bfl.B. to Japan. II. $50 bales --@s--.
Total since September ist, at all pOrts--Net
fscebts. 6.s32,S11 baies crporttto Great Britain.
?q2S, 31l bales; 10 France. bS5503 bales: 10 the
Continent. $4,000 bales; to japan. 1914 bales.
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Steamboats,.
Night Line for Norfolk
FOR NEW YORK.

Via Night Line Steamers except Saturday,
making connection liz Norfolk with, Main Line
S ana western Ry. at a. NJ. ami p, NJ. and
Chesapeake and Ohio Ry, at 9 A.. NJ. and 400
p NJ. making connection daily (eScept Suns
dayI nj Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailiny
al 4 p NJ Tickets, sos p. Main Street. Rich.
mond Transfer Co., $40 u. Main Street. TIC
jefferson. Murphy's Hotel
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. January u-Reports from Argen-
tine that the wheat crop of that country will
exceed previous estimates weakened the local
wheat market to-day. AT tn close wheat for
May delivery was OF shade. Corn was up
&C. Oats were unchanged and provisions 5fl2oc.
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cWerchants and Miners
TRANSFORMATION Co g

BOSTON. MASS, AND PROVIDENCE, r. Z
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday,
Wednesday Friday and Sunday. For Provi-
dence Monday Thursday and SATURDAY At a
p. NJ Passengers and freight taken for all
New England points Tickets on sale al c..
and o. Ry. and N. aad W, Ry. officss. and
No. $40 East Main.
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At the Show

Stranger--Is that dlrigible balloon?
Farmer Cornstalk-Nnw; that's one of
them kind that goes up in the air.--Bal-
tlmore American.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 9TH, 1907.
: Trains leave Richmond daily:
For Florida and South: s:2a A. NJ. :25 T. NJ,
FOR Norfolk: 900 A. NJ. a;oo P. NJ. and 500
p. ID.
For Petersburg; 900 A.. NJ. 1910. 3:0o '3:2s
P. NJ, 800. o:so p NJ. TBS and 1850 P. NJ.
For Cioldsboro aud Fayetteville: 1928 p N.
Trains arrive Richmond daily. 5:l0 1850,
.s,o3 ..loIa and tt4o A. NJ, 'i:s7. e:o5. $3.50.
500 md $3.50 p. NJ.
Except sunday "Sunday Only Except
Monday.
"0's "'' suA'r 6. s. CAMPBELL. D. P. A.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PENTINE-Firm at &C; saies, 100 cask
RosIn-Firm; sales, none.
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Steamboats,.
x Virginia Navigation Cos
JAMES RIVER DAY LINZ.

mouth, Old Point, Newport News, Claremon,
and James River landings, connecting at Old
North, staterooms- reserved FOR the night al
moderate prices Electric cars direct TO tho
Excursion Tickets on sale at Richmond Trans
for Co.. sls p, Main Street. sos u. Main
Street. or on wharf or steamer. Round trip,
1850.
Freight received for absve.named places ami
all points In Eastern Virginia. North capllna
and the East. JNo, u. MAYER, Agent.
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NEW york, January 11-BEDvEs- n
MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.
nEANr.r MARKET

(Reported by Rodgers, McCabe and COD
PETERSBuRG, VA, Jan. ll--pEANUTS--
Spanish-NIarket firm at $3.50 per bushe.. Vlr.
ginlas--Marknt firm, at 4ia44No for fancy stock;
machine picked 4G4kc.; Smelling stock spic,
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. C.. January 1l.--SFIRITS
TuRPENTIN E-Flrm at 6iIac. hid; receipts, 50
casks Rosln--Flrm at $3.50; receipts. l96 bar
rels Tar--Firm at s2,5o receipts SO barrels,
Crude Turpentne--Firm at sa,B04So; receipts,
90 barrels.
SAVANNAH GA. January 1l.--TuRPEN-
TINF,-Steady at G9.c.; sales. 40 casks; re-
icepts 1893 casks; shipments, 50 casks. Rosln--
Firm; sales si37 barrels; shipments, $40 bar
Ees! stock. fa2h35 -----arres.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. January 1L--TUR-
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Chesapeake CO Ohio Railwa,

CINCINNATI. INDIANAPOLIS. ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO. LOUISv1LI4E, NASH
WILLIE. MEMPHIS.
2.15 P. NJ daily and 100 P. N. daily. except
SATURDAY: 11:45 P. NJ Saturdays
wESTBOUND LOCAL TRAINS:
T:25 A. II. and 5.l5 P. NJ. week days.
NEWPORT NEWS. NORFOLK AND OLD
300 A. NJ and 400 p. M. daily, \.
LOCAL FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND OLD
POINT.
1885 A. NJ. and 800 P. NJ. daily.
JAMES RIVER LINE.
1920 A. NJ. daily: 5:l5 p NJ week days.
$3.50 4. NJ. .a:H P. Nj. ,.7:i5 P. NJ. From
East: 1905 A NJ. .t1:45 A, NJ. 1900 p. NJ.
$500 p. NJ. James River: $50 A. NJ. s6.1
P. NJ. (.Daily ''Except Sunday.
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STOCKS * BONDS X GRAIN X COTTON
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY Banke Brokers
sALEs:

Ll0 Atlantic Coast Line. com.
iinn,pD american Shelters. COM.
ssim Amalgama.ed Copper 80.
5,lW Amer. Car ana Foundry.
70, Amer. Car and FOlir., pfd.
~ American Cotton Oll.......
oo american Tobacco, pfd...
American CAN ....,.........
49, American Can. pfd. ........
LOO Amer. Locomotive. conn.,.
w Amer. Locomotive. pfd....
.z,fW American Sugar ...........
$500 A.. r. and 8. F'c. com.....
600 A., 7. and s.. Fe. pfd.....
300 Baltimore and Ohio.......
l2.3gQ Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
200 Canadian Pacific ..........
1.7co Chesapeake and Ohio......
5000 Chicago, Nil. and st. Paul
1O,1C0 Colorado Fuel and Irons...
500 Colorado South. com. 80.
200 Colorado South, LIST pfd...
200 Colorado South. "a pfd. ).
Clev., Gin. Chi. and st. l.
600 Consolidated Gas .........
goo Delaware and Hudson. -.
Del, Lack. and Western.
10, 400 Erie, com. ..................
GOO Erie. .1Rt pfd...
Erie. I'd pfd................
300 General Electric .........
3.1oo Great Northern, pfd. ......
15,1D Great Northern, Ore Rts..
Illinois Central MINIMUM.
3.600 Lon4sville and Nashville.
400 Manhattan ..................'
Metro. Street Railway. ~.
zoo Mexican Central .,.........
3,1O Mo. Kan. and Tex, com.
200 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd..
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CA1ssv.E MARKETS.

Z CHICAGO, january TTLE--Recelpts,
steers sia7.2o; cows s2.7tGp4. rs: heifers. $4,000
b.00 bulls. s2.75fli50: calves. s2.759s,75: stock
ers and feeders so,Goa4.6o. Hogs--Receipts. 3d.
900 head. Market &c. lower. Prime shipping
grades. s6.52na6t6.55; assorted light. Sc. 45a65O;
pigs. s6G6.3o; ulk OF sales. 50 45al6. SEX Sheep
SIS; yearlings, s4.Goas4D lambs. s5.75(p7.75.
NEW YORK. January 1l.-BERvEs-
ceipts $3.50 head. Steers, s5Ii8. %: oxen 81 0dp
5.O5 mixed cattle $500; bulls, sa25l41o; few
extra, s4,65; cows, sl.Gai.lO. Calves-Receipts,
az head; medium veals, $500; Kentucky calves.
Receipts. 1901 head Common sheep, A5;
yearlings. s6a66o; lambs s7.s71sdsas; culs. s6
Hogs--Recelpts, 4,577 head: all for slaughterers
Nomnaly higher and quotable at s69odl7 . !,
pigs included.
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Virginia
Trust Company
No. s22, Northwes. Corner Tenth and
Main Streets.

This Company is the author
lied Depository of Court and Fl
duciary Funds. Will pay inter-
est to Depositors OH Certificate
of Deposit or by agreement on
open accounts.
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N zSzM!N0If6|k&W6Stern

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Leave Byrd st. Station. Richmond, Daily.
In Effect Jan. g. 1897.
FOR NORFOLK: 300 A. Nj, $500 p. M.s
FOR LYNcHBuRG. the WEST ana ths
SOUTHWEST: 300 a. NJ. 1910 NOON. 1880 p
Y; Pullman Parlor and Sleeping cars; CAS-
sll;4o A, NJ, $3.50 p. NJ. From the West: 7:25
A. NJ, 2N6 P. NJ. $3.50 P. NJ.
Office s3s e. Main st. 'Fiyer: 2 hours, 70
". 3. BEvILL C. Fl. BOSLEYs
Gen'l Pnss. Agent Dist. Pass Agent
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receipts ut New Orleans e3Ti bales against 3,5o3
las, year. and at Houston 1860 bales against
sot.on. steady; nlaallns, . 9: gross receipts.

Spot cotton closed steady: .rniddling uplanhs
%: middling gull HOS: no sales H.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, January 1l.-Seabosrd
Air Line, common and Notwithstanding do
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RICHMOND STOCK s1ARKEr.
Richmond, Va. January II, 1857.
SALES AT BOARD.
Bid Asked.

Virginia $500 at s4ts.
Virginia Centuries-6D5 at IS.
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SUSPEND STOCK BROKER.
II. N. Post Had UnknO5cingly Vio-
Iated RnLe of the Erchange.

Henry NJ. Post, board member Of the Stock Ex-
change firm Of Post Bros. & Co, was suspended
yesterday from the privileges Of the Exchange
for six months The suspension, announcement OF
Which was made from the rostrum at the opening
Of business was ordered by the governing commit
tee at its meeting Wednesday afternoon after
a hearing. The charge that Of violation Of
the rule prohibiting n member from making
transaction IN securities for employe OF another
stock Exchange house without the written consent
of that house
Mr.. Post said to-day: NY suspension was due
TO a clerk employed by a well known house. for
which l did business the floor Of the Exchange.
sandWiching' in among the orders sent by his firm
orders for himself. There were but two such in
stances and # was just about the time that began
10 suspect that something wrong that the facts
became known TO the officials of the Exchange
All the business we did for this firm was done
through this clerk. on one occasion he sent me a
batch Of orders, be executed for his firm, and
among these orders one for himself On this
transaction the clerk had proht.
Then again this clerk sent In among the orders
for his firm little order for himself. then began
to think II about time to investigate. These
doubt in nfy mind 10 whether they were for him
his firm. Al any rate, II turned out that they
were for him, personally. When the facts became
known the governing committee of the Exchange
took up the matter;
they learned of his act The house Is one
which handles large pool accounts, and the clerk
il is said, accustomed TO place his orders
for moderate lots Of stocks just ahead Of the pool
orders which il his duty 10 distribute among
a number Of brokerage houses taking his profit
when the execution Of the pool orders had begun
cline of the issues selected for the movement Sc
crecy IS of the first importance III pool operations
firm handling an account of this kind has more
than disclosed the plans Of a pool.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Feb. %, 1907
ARRIVED.

O4S Va @NSW @OAhJ @4AuAoNoJJ ECU 90, lOUi,
ARRIVED
Indradevi Orl Broonse. London February IN
TO Funch, Edge & co. with mdse. the I3ar al
10 ~ ' -
Steamer CBr). Dunsan Cardenas Febrparv 1s
and Havana p 10 W d Munson with sugar. Arrived at
$50
Steamer Julia Iuckenback Hansen Marnabo Eebr,ar,,
TO- and Humacao 20 and Juan ~ 10 the pect
SIS Co. with mdse. Arrived the Bar al 400 m -
Steamer Prinz August Wilhelm Gen Rode CartaS.ro
and Fortune Island "a. to the Hamburg American line
with IS cabin Passengers malls and mdse Arrived at The
Bar at T;iO m 80
steamer Maine. Prayer. London February Il 70 thu
2:4O n m. $50 -
Steamer Andronseda CGer) Winniger Batoup, Dacer,h
8. Samsain 10 Constantinople -. Smyrna January .
PirRus "A. Lisbon February Fayai ~ to Tbeoore
Kruger Co with mdse. Arrived the Bar at lao a m
Steamer BeTmudan tlir). Frazer Bermuda FEBRUARY "a
20 outerbridge Co with Us passengers mails and
Tndse. Arrived at the Bar mt a m
Steamer Butcher 0er) ReessnE st Thomas February
8. San Juan z, Martinique s. Barbados O. Trinidad 10
La Guayra b. Puerto Cabclo H. Colon H. Kingston 90
Santiago 81, Havana "a Nassau % 10 the Hamb,g
the Bar at
Steamer Fashoda CBr) Watt Santiago February 20
with copper TO the Nicholas Copper Company Vessel
Punch Edge q Co. Arrived at the Bar m C2Tth)
Cevic tr) Clarke. Liverpool February Is 10
the White Star Line. with mdse. Arrived at Bar az
go D C26th).
IS. La Guayra H. Port Colombia II Colon I9
Kingston and Port Antonio % 20 to Sander
Son. with liz passengers mails and mdse. Ar
rived the Bar AT
steamer Kaiorna tI3rl new. 300 tons) IAnklatsr
Greenock February ~ Norton Son IN ballast Az
rived the Bar at 1870
Steamer Jefferson Dole. Newport News and Norfolk
the OH Dominion Steamship Co. with passengers and
n.Ase. on Highlands At ] 53 IN.
Steamer CBr}, StarTett Boston February % 20
J. Il Winchester Co IN ballast. VIII lead Brazil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-01
NAKEs surCTDE poUBLY SURE.

Ernest Heinehcn, cook, cut his throat from ear
20 ear and shot himself in the right temple some
time yesterday morning IN 2 coal bin at No l0l2
First avenue. he WAS said 10 have been crazy for
several weeks from worry and heavy drinking
Several times. lis wife said yesterday, she pre-
vented h.a from killing himself. She had to leave
HIN last Sunday night. she said, after she had
taken ra1Or from him.
Early yesterday mo ling she got n summons for
llm from Magistrate Walsh. She warned the
court officers that ne ga a dangerous mood.
1le officers searched all over the building for him
enc ln2iiy found him stretched out IL the bin
l.s iilrcat Eashed and bullet In his temple. He
.--49 OF the aay 10 Flower Hospital
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PROPOSALS WILL. Re RECEIVED AT THE BIT-
reau OF supplies and Accounts. Department,
Washington. D. g. until 10 O'Clock m March II 1897
and publicly opened Immediately thereafter.
at the navy yard New York. n v. quantity OF
naval supplies. follows; Sch 425. Prlnes
timed bacon pickles. macaroni-Sch. 43O: Wooden
cars Sch; +Sl; Rubber covered cable-Sch 432: Attt
letc supplies-Sch AL. Releasing hooks Ventating
ses-Sch. 413 Electrical ash steel die blocks
ships hel--Sch As: Steel chain. Turkish toweng-
sen 40; aluminium brass tubtng.-Sch. AZ:
plates and shapesSch 40: steam sterilzers-Sch 4S2
Yellow pine Applications proposals should designate
the schedules desired by number proposals will
be furnished upon application ~ Office.
New York n Y. or to the bureau z B. ROGERS,
Paymaster General. u. s. n. 2-f0-OT
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND PIECE GOODS
Department of the Interior Office OF Indian Affairs
Washington d. c.. February 1a 1907 Sealed proposals.
plainly marked the outside OF the envelope Proposal
for clothing and addressed the Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs. Washington ID. c. will be received at
the Indian ONCE until O'Clock m. OF Tuesday,
1907 and then opened. for furnishing Indian
service with clothing and piece goods Bids
made out Cover nment blanks. Schedules giving
necessary Information for bidders viii be furnished
application TO the Indian Ohce. Washington. T. C. the
U. 8. Indian Warehouses New York city Chicago.
St Louis. No. and Omaha. Nebr The Department
serves the right to reject and all bids part
or any bio. F. f. DEUPP, Commissioner.