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The Washington times., 1907-06-01

BARBS2 SHOP. paying over So per month
net. this rs a money maker
The Washington times., 1907-06-01

FINE CORNER GROCERY and provision
store, Northwest; good location. tine busi-
The Washington times., 1907-06-01
Business Opportunities,

MARKET STORE. doing from 500 70 si5o
per day at your own price See this one.
The Washington times., 1907-06-01

ANACOSTIA.
BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson fts
The Washington times., 1907-06-01

wANTED-At once lady TO do general
homework in the country IL miles east of
Riverdale on a small truck farm: must be
between twenty-five and thirty years old:
am a widower with three sons. Address
MIR THOMAS SMITH. Riverdale. Md. u
The Washington times., 1907-06-01

HOTEL AND SALOON; forty rooms. this is
a nne proposition. ana II interested in This
business don't fail 70 investigate money
maker.
The Washington times., 1907-06-01

GEORGETOWN.
:. ?. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1884 NJ q. NV.
The Washington times., 1907-06-01
Wanted-ROOmS.

WANTED-By young married couple two
rooms FOR light housekeeping; between 9Th
znu 81, and SITS; not 70 exceed $40.
Address BOX $50. Times Office II
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-06-27
Owe Harris Nominated.

THE TINES is always overioyed &c
note the success OF a former Bates
county boy and especially when he IL
worthy and competent. The Law
ton, (Okla, J OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dem
ocrat has the following In summing
up the result OF the Democratic pri
msries last week: "Ove Harris re
ceived the largest majority OF any
candidate on the county, ticket re
ceiyed S4S more than his opponent
Mr.. Harris was nominated for clerk
OF the District Court, and his nom,
nation Is equivalent to an election In
that county. His full vote was G3a
asain-t 7S5 Tor his opponent. Owe
Harris was q popular Bates county
Democrat and his name was prom
inently mentioned for county clerk
when he went to Oklahoma a few
years ago.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-06-27
lap Restaurant Men to Sue.

Washington, May 24-According
to private advices received here the
proprietor Of the Horse Shoe restau.
rant, which was attacked In the re.
cent anti-Japanese riots In San Fran
cisco, will enter suit In the state
courts OF California against the city
OF San Francisco to recover damages
done the restaurant property.
The United States district attor-
ney, Mr.. Devlin, a telegram from San
Francisco says, will represent the
Japanese plaintiff In the action. II
was stated at the Department. OF
Justice that some time ago Mr.. Devlin
was instructed to offer his services In
case suits were entered.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-06-27
Gaining Fast.

W. P. Gibson, OF the north side,
called on the Review Monday and
gave US a bit of news regarding one
OF his neighbors-Mr, Isaac Hanthorn
WHO'S certainly entitled to the blue
ribbon as a cattle feeder, says the
Windsor Review.
Mr.. HAWTHORN has % head OF beef
stuff on full feed and in one month
from May 6 TO June 6, being weighed
on the same scales and under the
same conditions-they made the re.
markable gain OF Ill pounds per
head, or about 81 pounds each per
day. Mr.. Hawthorn could hardly be-
lieve such gain possible, and fear
ing there was something "out OF
killer" with the scales, examined
them to make sure they we're oil
right and drove she cattle on and
weighed them the second time with
the same result. He will weigh them
again the 9th OF July.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-06-27
Bob CoIysr in
Business in Florida.
From Jacksonville Metropol is /.

rrom JacksonSiiie metropolis.
Mr.. G. d. Jackson and Mr.. r P.
Colyer have acquired the interest oil
the estate OF the late L. B. Newman
in the Standard Clothing Company,
OF II West Bay street.
Fifteen years ago the STANDARD
Clothing Company was organized by
Messrs. Benedict, Pollak & Co., and
their successors, Messrs. G. D. Jack.
son, L. B. Newman and E. G. Ecker,
have successfully carried on the bust.
ness, and IL is to-day one OF the best
and most reliable clothing establish.
ments in the South, representing the
highest ideals OF clever business meth.
ods, being known as the Original
One Price Store" to one and all.
Mr.. Colyer is a young and capable
business man, having been connect.
ed with the Standard Clothing Com.
pany for the pastiour years as book.
keeper, He will be treasurer OF the
company, and will have charge OF
the credit business.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-06-27
Vandiver to the University.

Jefferson City, Mo, June % An
editorial paragraph In the Dunklin
Herald has served to revive the talk,
which has been nnite general at in.
tervals, that State Superintendent
OF Insurance Vandiver is to resign
thatposition, and is to be made pres.
ident of the State University. II he
lie not given the presidency, 1t is
thought he will be offered an impor.
tant berth, and shat he will accept.
He Is ambitious to 60 to the faculty
OF the university, and the revival of
the story that he Is to do SO, coming
from his own section OF the state,
and at a time when every one else
seems to have forgotten 1t, gives
color to the belief that he is to do
40.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-06-27
CROSS-STATE HIGHWAY.

Jefferson City, June "a The i'm
mediate construction of a moderr
highway across the state from St
Louis to Kansas City as the begin
ming of a complete connecting sys.
tenn OF good roads in Missouri will
be suggested by Governor Folk at
his conference with the state board
OF Agriculture at st. Louis, July 6.
The primary purpose OF the con-
ference Is to select the state highway
engineer provided for In the new
good roads laws, which provided
that the appointee must be a skilled
engineer.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-06-27
Brakeman Was Hurt.

FRONT Fred Todd, who came down
from Richards Thursday night, the
Post learns Of a serious accident that
beiell q Kansas City Southern brake
man Thursday afternoon.
The injured man lives at Merwin,
Mo-, and was breaking on the work
train. While tagging an extra
freight north OF Stotesbury, the
brakeman was hit by the pilot on the
engine Of the extra train and was
knocked about Is feet. Three ugly
gashes were cut on the mans head,
and he was otherwise bruised.
The injured man was taken to
Richards, where DR.. T. B. Todd
dressed his wounds.-Nevada Post.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-06-27
Ballard Notes.

The generous showers OF last week
were welcomed by the farmers. Crops
oil all kinds are looking well.
M 7. Msbrey made a business trip
to Kansas City the last OF last week,
t. D. Embree and wife, OF Butler,
spent Sunday with her father, D.
Teeter and family.
Chss. Wariord and Herman Crow
left for Pratt, Kansas, where they
expect to spend the rem ainder OF the
summer.
Wood Hill and Miss Laura Hurt
were united In marriage at Oak Hill
church Sunday, June 23rd, at ten
O'Clock a. m. Rev. Riley officiating.
The young couple left Tuesday for
Colorado where they will reside. The
best wishes OF many friends follow
them to their new home.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-06-27
Judge Evans Led a Raid.

West Plains, Mo-, June "a Judge
W. N. Evans, chairman OF the Demo
cratic state committee, the prose
cutting attorney, j. D. Brooks, and
ellie hindiey, deputy sheriff OF Ore
gon county, raided a joint near the
Arkansas line last night. They got
a car OF beer and whisky.
Judge Evans seized 200 cases of
beer In a warehouse. The beer was
moved to Thsyer and stored In a
building to be used as evidence
against Marshall and bis sons at the
trial in Oregon City, July %. In
Howell county, the home OF Judge
Evans, twelve arrests have been
made for alleged violations OF the
liquor law since local option became
effective March l
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-06-27
Nevada Chautauuua.

In company with postmaster Wix,
Rev. G. 81. Cosper, the talented pas
tor OF the NJ. E. church at Nevada
made our office a social call on Tues.
day morning. Rev. Cosper was dis
tributing advertising matter for the
Chautauqua., to be. held at Lake
Park Springs July 10th to goth,
1907. The very best talent obtain.
able has been secured and this PROM
ises to be one OF the most enjoyable
and instructive chsutauqua's held
In the west. The grounds are ideal.
and neither money or pains have
been spared TO get the most noted
lecturers Of to-day, the best music
and choir entertainments. A mum.
Der OF Butler people will attend.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-06-27
Circuit Court Proceedings.

The greater part OF the week was
taken up In the trial OF the case oil
the state OF Missouri vs.. Skillman
Thecase was given to the jury Thurs
day afternoon, and after being out
five hours, verdict Of guilty was re
turned, the punishment being fixed
at two years In the penitentiary. A
motion Tor new trial was over.ruled
on Friday by Judge Martin, and no.
tice OF appeal was given by Attorneys
M. s. Horn and Fl. C Clark for de.
iendsnt, Prosecuting attorney Dsw.
son was assisted In the prosecu.
tion by W. o. jackson.
Judge Denton then assumed the
bench.
Garrett Hahn was given divorce
from Noah Hahn and awarded ali.
mony in the sum OF 81, 300.
Joe Tucker, the Merwin joint keep
er, plead guilty to five indictments
for Illegal sale Of liquor and was fined
$4Oin each case. He was paroled by
Judge Denton In three cases on the
payment OF two. To an information
fled by prosecutor Dawson for the
illegal sale OF liquor, Tucker stood
trial, was convicted and fined $46.G5
which he liquidated.
VIM. j. Catron was awarded a
judgment 81, 507 20, with 7 per cent
compound interest, against j. c.
Clark, on note.
A motion to quash the second
count OF the Indictment against Cur.
tbs Leneve and Louis Phillips, charg'
ed with assault on W. G. Daniels,
was sustained by the court, and Pros
ecuting Attorney Dawson then die.
missed the case and at once filed an
Information against the parties, and
they were re-arrested, aud gave bond
In the sum OF $500 each to appear at
the October term OF court. This is
the case In which Daniels accuses the
persons OF having waylaid and hung
him up to extract a confession about
some anonymous letters that had
been received by parties in the neigh.
borhood. Butler was full OF people
from that section on Friday, seventy
five claiming witness fees.
Judge Denton adjourned court un-
til the 9th OF July, at which time
Sheriff Beard will sell the property OF
}. c Clark, advertised under execu-
tion for that date.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-06-27
Man and Three Race
Horses Killed in Cyclone.

Kalamazoo, Mich, June 24.-Three
valuable race horses and q man were
killed in . cyclone which struck
Recreation Park this morning at $50
O'Clock.
William Wiedmsyer, 80 years old,
was found dead two hours after the
storm had passed. BE was killed by
coming In contact With Q telephone
wire.
Thecyclone came up without min
stant's warning and lifted q long
row Of stalls, carrying them over the
hace.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-06-27
Town Thrice SWept.

medicine Lodge, Kas., June "a :
Three distinct torRadoes struck
Medicine Lodge late last night, de-
stroying twenty-five houses In the
northern part Of the town. Six per.
sons were injured seriously, and one
IL missing. As far as known, no lives
were lest.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-06-27
StraYed or Stolen.

Little brown western mare, brand
ed on left hip with figure 50, lost
from three miles northwest OF Pleas
ant Gap on June 18th. Information
leading to her recovery will be thank
fully received. R. L. LYNN,
Spruce, Mo-, No. 2.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
MANY BUSINESS LEASES REPORTED.

The ,fcvickar-tsaillard Realty Company has
leased for II. Fraenkel the third loft IN NO E'a
Pearl st to NJ Barnett Co; also leased the store
and basement, No IS Maiden Lane. 10 P & f. Col
Iier.
Anles & co. have leased for various owners ms
following dwelling houses: No. 81 west Soth ST.
No As West I'd st. No. 313 West +lst ST. no. rs
Lexington ave- No. 148 East SD st. and No. "a
West 1921 ST
G. senior & Co have leased for Sarah Is.
Hunter the two fve story sthopses at Nos 81 and
80 West e5th st TO Walter RaTney for term O.
wears and for Susie Scott Hall the three story
dwelling at No. 80 West S7th st. for " Term
of years to DR.. Albert WohL
Daniel p Rttchey has leased for Michael Benin
casa TO Robert N. and John Boggs the twelve story
hotel at the northeast corner of Lexington ave anu
soth 81 for tventy-one years. at aggregate rem
tai of $4,000 The lessees also conduct the oHioro
and the Inn Avon, N J.
g W Baruey has leased 10 John H. Niemers the
six story building Nos. l53 and l65 Spring St, WIN
an Il" 10 No. ali West Broadway, for term OF
years. for the Meteor Realty and CONSTRUCTION
C-o-,,narv to the Monarch Cloak and Suit Company
The Union News Company and MT. hlcnaFo, .
tailor have leased space in the new terminal build
slE at Church, Fulton and Cortlandt sts'
The Felt Construction Company has leased 20 the
basement in the new twelve story loft building
Nos IA and us West 9th St. for ten years st an
aggregate rental of $4,000.
LIt55e-. Peabody CO. have leased the large
ground floor offices at NO. o. " all ST. eAIeiiuIAs
TO Pine ST. between William and'PeaTl st
Max T solomon has leased 70 NJ. Madison the
trd loft in Nos 136 and 13s West 9th st. for five
years.
The z " Bliss Building Company has leased 10
the International Flag Company 10000 square feet
OF pace in the building at the northeast corner OF
cd St and I'd ave
p Wolf has leased from Stephen Cavinafo the
fifth loft IN No 4 East sth st for three years,
A Fine has leased from Heiner K Wolf the
fourth loft in No East 18th St
J. H. Scheier reports the following leases: Inc
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
IN rHE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Steven B. Ayres has sold for G. Lawrence Davis
lots Nos i69 and 10 in Edison ave. lit feet south
Of Pelham Road. The lots are in the line OF the
proposed extension OF Westchester ave.
Mrs Richard Kelly has sold No. 123 West 14th
st a four story basement dwelling house, 2oXl0o3
feet.
Z. Califano has sold for r. Bailey Nos. S26 and
32s East st, plot 5ox1o0 feet. to T. SagGese
Pocher & Co have sold for Michael Conlon the
six story tenement house No. 507 West 27th ST, 10
Henry Nechols and Samuel Blumenstock. II Is on
& lot 25xl0o feet.
The Whitehall Realty Company has sold a plot
5ox1o0 feet at the northeast corner Of Nereid and
Grace avenues
Charles Zimmerman. jr-. has sold for Clara Abel
to a Miss Frost No 1l49 Hoe avenue. three family
house on q lot 25x1oo feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
WEST SIDE HOUSE SOLD
FRONTS IN 9STH SIREEI.
Market Found for an East $50
Street Parcel

1s,,,.nb-snd & Nsssoit have sold for sarnuei
r-riedelson Nos 151 and 163 West Ssth ST. a SiA
story apartrnent house, on a plot zox1oc-Al lee~
-r b,xer is the estate Colonel Joseph r hlilsn-
brand which gives in part payment NO. AoS @ h4s'
ssth street a four story ana basement uNe'''''s
house OF n lot 20xI11-5x Irregular
r,esse f. Gilman have sold for Mrs s Clark NO
IA Fast 73d s. three story high stoop dwelling
1,ouse I5ZI02.2 feet, TO John K Burton VINO "li
alter Il into an American basement Dwelling mousse
Robert T Lyons transferred ttle yesterday 70 ule
rev seven story apartment house at the south cor
,,er of 9Th street and Riverside Drive. 70 the
Mononaey company. It carries mortgage OF
,I75.0eo.
In rhe Real Estate Auction Rooms yesterday
Tose1b P. Day sold foreclosure five parcels Inc
sab, Of plot 50x105 feet at the northeast corner
of 22oth 81. and Barnes ave. and Of Southern
boulevard parcel 100 feet south OF Avenue 81 johl
vas adjourned 20 January g. Mr.. Day solo No
zaS wendover ave. four story hathouse' -o-'A
1alx.Exl9z7 feet Julius Lichteustein the pam
tn for scs5es and z vacant plot. @5xl15X1oOK
irregular ~ the northeast corner of Willis ave and
southern Boulevard 10 Judge William F. Moore
.o- 81? soc II. mount due on The Wendover ave
rarcel vas about sIO.7oO. subject TO prior mor1-
gage Of S1S.5eo. and OF the Southern BouieVard
plot a bo-Ir $4,000 Ferdinand Hect the platntif'
raid s176S5 for No. 1414 Franklin ave. Six about
1855 feet The sum due was about $4,000, subject
20 a mortgage Of S11.50O. Mr. Eect also got No
74aR Franklin ave- 574x10ox4sx10o feet. for ss21 /
The sun due vas about $1,000. subject TO prior
mortgage Of $500. He also purchased a t""
,torv dwelling house on plot 23xl0ox56x1o1 feet
- the northwest corner Of 17oth ST and Clinton
eve for Ssl3s. The amount due vas about SASpV'
subject 20 4 prior mortgage Of $4,000
The auction offerings for to-day will be as fouoWs:
Fsv Joseph P Day: No 9os Rivington St 3al feet
east O. Lewis St 1S6x1oo feet: part six story tene-
rlent house and store: American Mortgage Com
rsuv sgt SundeI Hyrnan 81 al Bowers & :. at
,,rr'eys- C, E Kent referee: amount Due, N"s5S '2i
ssres etc sS1s - Nc 1850 10 1886 Amsterdam ave,
northwest corner 122d St, s01l1ioo feet two SIX
story farnouses and stores: Jefferson Bank agt
7 II FTorvyitz ct al; Arnstein & L attorneys;
T r. NcHianus. referee. amount Que. N-4'V"-'
taxes etc $3.50 q. No. ~ West 1clst st. south
SIDE sn4 feet west Of 7th ave- I7Xloou feet I'VE
story brick fathouse; Max Franbenheim agt N F.
Murphy ct al: Kantrowitz & E. attorneys; T ".
Sperlne referee; due. s2315 s.; taxes, ETC.
-saq % Grand ave west side 80 feet south OF
1gsth St. 1G.tx1o0 feet. vacant; A H Marvin aet-
Arthur Belmont et al Sidney Nordnser. attorney:
= g I-llInan referee: amount due S2.7ss 20; sub
icot II mortgage of $4,000.
F2,- William Kennedy & Son: Nos - and 90 Riv-
inzon ST. north side, 462 feet east Of EIdridge ST,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
CITY sHRoUDED IN FOG FOR A TIME
Navigation on Rivers and Bay Tied Up IN
Morning Hours.

A rolling pail of fog, seeming intermittenuS
solid and then opaque, swept over Ne" Ao'k
Yesterday morning between and IL O'CLOCK
So rapidly did the mist banks roll in from inc
sea that towboats and other craft when usu-
ally hug their slips when the water is shroud-
ed In fog, were caught unawares. and naNlga-
ton in the waters around Manhattan Was con-
sIderably complicated for some time.
During the rush hours of the morning ferry
boats were badly delayed. The screeching,
ouerulous blasts Of their foghorns mingled
persistently with the hoarse toots from fos
bound tugs with tows. and occasionally th9
deep. gruf warning of some transatlantic OF
coastwise freighter, whose pilot no doubt
wished he had remained at the bar. Then the
fog passed over the city and all clear
again.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

selr in such hosterous fashion that Captain
Gates was forced TO stay on the bridge ana MISS
his Christmas dinner
a fol1rteen-vear-oId musical composer, MISS
Dorothy Elliott, of London. was inspired oulI'S
the voyage to write the music and words OF t"o
songs one Of which was entitled Sailing. Her
mother who is known the stage as MISS Lucy
Clark is a concert singer She says her dausf'te'
has composed eighteen songs since she was eleNo"
wears old. Nine or these. she says. have been
n,,b1isbed ard one an American Indian song. was
given at the Drury Lane Theatre during the
Christmas pantcmime.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
I4ssigneeS' Notices.

,y,YIE SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
| In the matter OF the assignment OF Delhi SILK
Germany q corporation. Angelo Villeneuvs- for
the beneht creditors In pursuance OF order Of
ZION A Blanchard. Of OF tb
supreme Court OF tho State OF New York First
ctaI District the 11th day October 1907 and
Niod in the office Of the Clerk the County OF New
Work on said date notice Is hereby given 20 all per
sons having claims against the Delhi silk Company.
corporation. orsanised under the laws OF State
New York lately having IT'S principal place OF bust
ness in the City New York. q present tha sans
Srtth vouchers therefor verified. to
scriber Angelo de Fileneuye. duly appointed as
signee of said assgnor the It's creditors
a. mis- ONCE. 445 Brocme Street BorouEh ot Man.
haitian. city OF New York. before the 10th day
of February 1905
Dated ". Y. November Goth 1907
ANGELO Do VILLENEUvE As-isn-.
MICHAEL u HARRIS Attorney Z Assignee Sc 81
Park Row. New York City. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
REALTY NOTES.

John Rauft is the buyer of No. $50 Canal street.
sold recently ny f. Amelia RAIDER.
New agencies for the sale of mortgage certf-
Gates against New York City first mortgages is
sued by the New York Investors Corporation have
tust been opened at Hartford, Conn: Portland
Ne: Duluth, Mnn.; Manchester and Portsmouth,
\. H, and Amsterdam. Auburn. Portland. Oswego
Richfeld Springs and Syracuse. n. Y. In all,
thirtyfour of these agencies have been established
this year by the Title Guarantee 8, Trust Com
pany. which IL behind this scheme which is suo-
cessfully creating a great national market for New
York CITY MORTGAGES
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
TWO AMUSEMENT HALL PROJECTS.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
.endent Murphy for making over the nrst noors Of
the two four story tenement houses at the norln-
west corner of Sth ave and S9th st into arnuse-
rnent halls for Herman Weaver and Henry harsCh
as owners. Clement z. Brun is the architect
Plans have also been filed for remodeliins the
two. three and four story dwelling houses NO
2e5 10 26a Broon1e ST for occupancy as assembly
rooms the first stories being fitted as stores and
the improvements being made for Jacob HoloTlIn
as nex owner The architect IS Max Muller.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

c,-o.- stor. and basement at No 2s7 East Houston
ST 10 Max Marcus for OF years at an ag-
sresate rental of $4,000; also No IsS 1th ave- soro
and basement to John Mohr; No. 7s5 7th ave. store
and basement. TO Maier Brothers; NO. Iei |tn ave,
store and basement, Jonas Silberman; No lo'
West Fist ST store and basement, TO Rsfus Hur-
burt and No I5s West 41st ST. store and basement
o John Busch.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
IA received their Uptown 0fce, No. 1864
between seth and 3Tth sts. until O'Clock p.
tisements received at following Offices at
regular Office until O'Clock ?. m. viz. 264 sth
ave, c I'D ST.. l55 9Th 18th
18th 2SI West AID St. between 7th and Sth
West 125th ST 1888 Sd between 18TH nth
SITS 1925 Sd 6lst 170S list
s.; 1877 f25th TS5 fremont ave ESQ Sd ave
and any American District Telegraph cfac-.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
SALE OF A NORWICH TRACT.

The Charles T. Noyes Company has sold Tor
Henry Corn the Lafayette Foster property. Co.
1onial house stable and other buildings, with eight
acres of ground. at Norwich. Conn The purchaser
IS George W Carroll. Nr. Corn held the property
about three months.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trihuus
~ received their Uptown once. No 1854 Broadway.
between S6th and 5Ith sts. until O'Clock p Adver
the following branch Offices at
regular once rates o'clock p m. viz: 25a SIN
.vc $ , I5S i2th st: az East
f4h St 257 West 42d st, between 18th and Sth
1878 Sd ave. between 18th
sts 1929 6ist st: 17os 1st
1t 1877 East t25th st. 100 fremont $50 Sd ave.
and any American District Telegraph Office
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
CITY suys CENTRE ST. PLOT.

Mrs Eliza Guggenheimer has transferred title 10
the city 70 No. ~ Centre st, small building on
plot 4Sz feet by irregular. The expressed consi0-
GRAFTON vas $4,000
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
| {, Thomas. Surrogate OF the county YORK,
notice hereby given % al persons having claims
against BENJAMIN T. Marteu deceased, TO present tho
same with vouchers thereof t. tho subscriber
frs OF " IL Steeubergh. MS place Of transacting
Wall street In the city Of New York.
on ,r before the 2ith day Of June
T,atcd New York. l4th day of December, 1907
ROBERT =. MARTFN.
Administrator with the Will annexed or Benjamin T.
Narteu. deceased
" II VAN sTEENBERGH Attorney for Administrator
10 Wall street. Manhattan Borough, New
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
DEMAND FOR GOLD cEAsING.

London Dec. 3o-There was no competition for
the gold nearly 10000. available the market
to-day and it all taken by the Bank OF Eng
land at reduction Of half penny. This tends
20 confirm, the hope that the American demands Tor
the metal are practically satisfied Discount rates
were easier consequence.