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New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
ARMOR PLATE CONTRACTS.
Mr. BOnaparte Tells House Committee Divid-
ing Order Did Not Hurt Competition.

Washington, Jan. 24.-Atto-ney General Bona
parte was asked by the House Naval Affairs
Committee concerning the recent naval armor
contract, when he appeared before the com
mittee few days ago 10 discuss the naval pro-
sramme outlined before Mr.. Bonaparte went TO
the Department Of Justice. The statements OF
Mr.. Bonaparte We're made public to-day and
give his reasons for not granting the entire con-
tract to the Midvale company. the lowest bidder
One-half Of the contract was divided between
the Bethlehem and Carnegie companies
Representative W. w. Kitchen. OF North Car
Olina. repeatedly asked Mr. Bonaparte ~ bta
action IN giving the highest bidders part of tbs
contract would not discourage competition bur
the Attorney General maintained that the gov
ernnent could not permit the high bidders to 60
without contracts and TO turn their plants 10
some other work besides making arulor
i do not think Il would have the effect or
dlscouTagtng competition" said Mr. BoneDarto
but do not hesitate TO say that think there
VIII be. as long as a few firms manufacture
aFIIlof ana as long as the government is their
only customer, very considerable prohsbiIitv
or the armor manufacturers forming combina-
tions among themselves"
Representative Padgett asked if the effect ~
the award was not TO assure the Steel Trust
OF it's bid
THE Bethlehem company" Mr.. Bonanarta -.
Piled. rs not in the Steel Trust but # wa
generally supposed that the two comma MES
mentioned had formed an agreement between
themselves that they would make Identical hid.
in the years past They did not adhere 10 that
agreement, II there was any such agreement
with the bids which they made this wear 7 ana
not think It would have the effect suggested. 7
think that the result would be TO mako them
understand that the department was going 90
act on the principle OF getting the armor at the
lowest possible rate for the government WITH
tla "a
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

NJ. & L. Hess have sold for Jacob Wolf the prem
ises Nos ls IS and % West 32d St, 664x9s.9 feet
The buyer is the Realty Holding Company. 1t paid
about s3sOOOO FOR the property.
John H. Berry has sold for Robert S. Minturn to
n client the 5o-foot mercantile building Nos and
II East 18th St. ISs feet east OF 5th ave 1t is on
the north side OF the street.
E H. Wendell & Co have sold for Miss Agnes
Murray No. 80 West 18th st., a four story high
stoop brownstone dwelling house. on lot 2oxloo5
feet, 70 a client.
Minturn Post Collins has sold No. 100 East 65th
St. a three story and be sement brownstona dwell
ing house ON a lot 2OxiC0S feet The buyer Will
pI obaDy erect the site American basement
dwelling house for his own occupancy
Horace s. Ely g. Co. have sold for the Roose-
welt estate No. 462 sth ave. a four story build
ing, on a lot 25xlO0 feet. adjoining the northeast
corner Of 33d st. The buyer Is the Gem Realty
Company
7th ave. old buildings. a plot J)Ne0S feet.
between 9th and 2sth SITS.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Folsom Brothers have sold for the estate of John
McCabe to an investor No 81 West uth ST.. a
three story dwelling house 22x94.lO feet
Ernest N. Adler has sold for Samuel Davis 20
John Bacso No 1859 First ave- a five story double
hathouse, with stores. lot 25x7O feet Also sold
for Jacob Larschan 20 Simon Schnurmacher, No.
i552 First ave. hye story tenement house. with
,Christopher, schlerloh sold for Emanuel p. Fox
the IN private dweng house No. 800 West 18th st.
,Dessauer & Co, have sold to John A. vetter for
Ne s 6 aat vea9e s99 Realty Company the premises
house. with two stores. on lot 26xl6o feet
Realty end Construction Company. to S. Joseph
no eS2 East l4st ST.. five and one-half story new
Isabella D. Fowler has sold No East s7th ST.
Mar% st0y qYeE yn hSase SSs s66 S5 S plot q @ feet
18th ST.. two four story dwelling houses. on plot
The Portman Realty Company has bought the
ye 10, s59TX S9Tod house No y East lSt
spry eengm1mf fSTour n9u5e 81 LOT 2xOO feet to
q. LowenthaI has bought plot fronting 40 fee,
on Ssr West ana EARNS T, h9aa @ ana extending TO the Bronx
Pany, No l4so Bryant ave; three story brick two
faHiy obg f9u7S h We9srbobss 9n St 25ioC 55 S feet
ave story building; on lot 262xlOox Irregular. be-
tween Sd and 4th SITS MIR. WaterhOuse has owned
Mrs Elizabeth Aseularius has sold No. 81 West
front dweng 9Hr house, ON ad lot e0
buyer 5tbaI Is Mrs a Stern ste the present tenant.
seth st. 50 feet west OF West End ave: also tbe
north Of iasd ST. He has also bought No G g west sss
18th ST.. five story tenement house Cn lot 25xiOO5
1 FredsTies s LSwe1tha sys & has sold to Louis Aaron
stTang g Isaac have cold for Max GoldbIatt No.
@ lse ss o s so s5Hfy ds ts On
20 Joseph Isaac & Sons No 500 East IIth ~ =
also sold for Ms Boek So On m 0F Easf Ssss ss feet
I've ~, tsors tsaement house. on lot 2Sxs5 feet and
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
WOLF PLOT SOLD FOR S33O,OOO.
PARCEL HAS FRONTAGE OF NEARLY SEVENTY FEET
IN WEST SGD STREET.
Market for Mnurn Property in 10th Street, H 10th
StreetE Changes Hands.

MekOwitz No. 14s East 4th St. four story tsns-
ment house.
Jefferson NJ Levy has bought a tract OF ten
acres fronting in 222d ct. and the Bronx River
from the Edenwald Land Company. He paid $4,000
for the tract.
Emil 5. Levi has sold TO a Mr.. Stewart No. 1893
Hoe ave, two story building. 25X10O feet.
The estate OF John L. Martin has sold No. 193
East 5+th st., four story dwelling house, lot
1s Sx9S9 feet.
Hugo Wabst and @ Dean have sold plot. 100 SIX
100 feet. the side OF Second ave. near
219th
]. Wilbur Vaughan has sold for NJ Rood No. 1t35
East ls9th st. a two family dwelling house. with
store.
Joseph Scha-f has bought from Henry Witten-
berg No 166 East 18th St. FIVE story tenement
house. a lot 25x1O2 feet.
No SO East 1929 St. six story tenement house. on
plot 4ONlOO feet
4. Friedberg has sold for client Well &
Mayer Nos 502 and 514 East 142d ST. two four story
double tenement houses. 50xl00 feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
THE GERMAN CHARITY BALL.
More Than 1900 Persons Present-R Receipts
Were $4,000.

The seventeenth annual German charity ball
was held at The wsldorf-Astoria last night
under the auspices OF the German Liederkranz,
Jung Arion and the Beethoven Bachelors.
More than two thousand persons attended the
bah, and the receipts were $4,000. which VIII
he distributed among charitable institutions OF
this city. including the German Hospital and
Disnensary. St Marks Hospital the German
Society. wartburg Orphan Farm School. st.
Francis Hospital ana the German Ladies' So
clety for the Support OF Needy Widows and
Orphans.
The ball. which took piece in the grand ball
room, the Myrtle Room and the Astor Gallery,
was opened at 1890 o'clock by the president OF
the German Charity BAH committee, William
F. Rudolphy, who, with Mrs. Rucolphy, led the
grand march. They were followed by the pres:-
dents OF the different bachelor associations.
The three bathrooms were decorated with
palms and potted plants. A largo electric sign.
CHARITY" blazed forth IN the grand ballroom.
Music was furnished by Franks 18th Regiment
Band. StutZs Orchestra and Hungarian band
Among the boTholders were Emil 7. Boas.
Edward N. BuTghard, George c. Boldt, Francis
Draz, Peter Doelger, George Ehret, Hubert
ellis, Jacob Rupert, Herman Ridder, George
@. Schaefer, r. J. Schaefer, r. r. Amend. J. c.
Heintz, Jacob Siegel' r. W. Boettser. Julius A.
Nay, Adolph Rothbarth. George s. Runk, II. +.
Poggenburg, Charles F. Phtzenmayer John
setemme, Theodore Tiedemann G. A Kessler
j. De Barry. Philip HOFFMAN,, c r Goebei.
Albert Pryibil, Charles 3. Wolfram. Henry
l1feide. c. Damschinsky. Adolph Kuttroff
Damen Nerein des Deutschen Iaederkranz
Schumann's Sons. @. s. Nicholas. J. Goebel Mrs
A Woerishofer Franz Merz, John Mehl ir
Charles Robe. Mrs. r. Schneider, c. H Kappes
Mrs. H. Hinze. Arion Danen Verein Arthur
VESSEL, Mrs. i. r. VESSEL, Mrs Felix Brown
h Frasch. OTTO Won Schrenk Julius Goebel
tr., T. Warburg. William wicke, Augustus
z3nsser and Henry KrOeger.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Monaghan ave e. =, 800 ft. of jefferson ave
one two story and stuc frame dwelling house
srehtect $4,000
Burke 100 =. OF jefferson ave.
Two STORY frame dwelling house 2tx45-
Alfred Patterson. owner; KacI B. Johnson.
Bcyd ave. =. 800 o. n ot J06ersoa
two story and attic frame dwelling houses
Eon arcf,ecJ 800
233th Il. q. ". O White Plains ave
one two story frame dwelling house. .3x6l
Theodore MalackeI. owner. Gustav Scawa.z.
archteet $500
Castle I'M ave. ". y. 100 q. OF Parker ave.
one three story brick store ana twsilrE. 35xSS.
Michael Iasana owner ana arcI,.s, -, 1000
Houghton ave. p. s. 255 II. " Ot Olmstead ave.
one tWo story frame dwelling house @ihy3S.
Katherine Jansov. Henry architect 25o0
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
CT. NORTHERN APPEAL
WW Carry Bond Case to Minnesota
iSuDreme Court.

ST. Paul. Jan. 24.-The order of Judge F E
Hallam, made yesterday. enjonng the officers
of the Great Northern Railway Company from
issuing S60O00O00 I'm new stock was taken on
appeal to the Minnesota Supreme Court late yes
terday. The court put the case at the end of the
calendar for the present term. A decision may
be expected about March l.
Judge Lochren of the United States Circuit
Court this afternoon granted temporary in
junction restraining the State Railroad and
Warehouse Commission from putting into effect
the reduction in freight rates ordered by the
Railroad and Warehouse Commission on De
cember "a The ten railroads doing business in
the state sllege that the Order is confiscatory
in is natnre-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
5000
ESQ %
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first is that OF ths debtor. tina ,Ac,-x
that OF ths creditor and date Whsn td dz-1lsnt ne.
filled:
Atosf 1ses rf 1 Hrsca oftooer Coy 1865 sses q
e1sa5sa.s Eyn 70 NS q a. Aesass q ls 2llsF
22a1t ~ 1e vi,s:1; Car :, II @ ., as7
tTeSerssG1 % =; - NJ, oir
r4.S Ssa, cSarsz Tag - n sj - Il IA 81
1sSi SeaDseeo2 ,,, oHo
yC.ss S.sd2 io:, VA, fisc
6oan sSa CO. august S1 So Isgss gsr., & iso
R676s5 SInIM T,a Levy SgsssassT % 9 1eS8 ia
sssr DsF ~ lgUo Isc n 49,. G@
z,sSsNIs senTsF1zi January "a 1907 Izsls
fanovs- 1rss,Tsrca c1e1,ns1v aSa ~ leoo 178 a
1907 ss.sa
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

- Vessy s,--By Joseph P Day; 30 West Broadway
cor White 81 l5xiI: story ten h and store; VI NJ
tioSBn T F We!sa et al W BOlEer. atty. Warren
Leslie ref partition sub OF $500 and lease
adjourned 10 Jan 81; Groe ST. 81 Il % Prospect
ave. -6xll24, story dws h: q g Hin Charles
knaut - al George HH atty; r Mclean ref amt due
s40ol Is SplT a. adjourned Feb :;
Place ~ q IT2d 75NiOO. George Schleicher
KrE. Gates Hamburger. Sherif-s
right title. etc which Anna krUG had MAY 10 1905
since % he plaintiff for $24O 30 52Vh 30 II OF
9Th ave. 5OXlslJ, D and story bk and : n also
"a and 2g Vandewster s.. = 2iT1I n OF Pearl ST.
b0xs0x5O XeO stcry bk loft bldg Mrs Osborn
Co agt Norma ! Munro. c Tcmlnson- atty. Sherld's
sale or right title etc I Mun~o had on
April 90 leij. o since withdrawn
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
L. & N. R. R. WOULD BLOCK N. & o.
Seek to Enjoin Competitor from Using
Tracks Into Birmingham District.

Birmingham. Ala. Jan. 24.-The Louisville &
Nashville Railroad has filed a bill in the chan
Gerry court seeking to enjon the Mobile & Ohio
Railroad from the of that section OF the
Southern Railway by which it means to make
connections via Blocton. and thus enter the Bir
,ningham district. The injunction also seeks TO
enjoin the Alabama & Great Southern road from
the use of the same stretch Of road.
The bill is brought by the Louisville & Nash
willie against the Southern. The track involved
is fourteen miles long and covers the stretch
Of the Birmingham Mineral Railroad between
Gurnee and Blocton.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
BROKER IN ACCIDENT AT STAMFORD
O. w. Maury, Member Of Stock Exchange,
Jumps for Life When Auto Hits Carriage.
lBr Telegraph 20 me Tribune. !

Stamford. Conn. Jan. 24.-C. W. Maury. a
member OF the New York Stock Exchange. was
shaken up and bruised here this morning in a
collision with the automobile Of Belden B. Brown.
a wealthy Stamford man. Mr.. Maury was driv-
ing from his home In Noroton TO the Stamford
railroad station. Mr.. Browns son, Belden B.
Brown jr.. was going to the same place IN an
automobile
At Mantle and State streets, where there Is
n short curve the automobile hit the curb and
bounded out against the MaUry vehicle, break
ing II and throwing the cOachnan out. Mr.
RIaury escaped serious injury by jumping. His
coachman was badly bruised. The horse ran
away, but was finally caught
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
WOULD TAX INDIANA BACHELORS.

indianapolis. Jan PA bin TO tax bachelors
was introduced to-day In the Indiana Legis-
lature. The sceis proposed is follows: Be-
tween the ages OF twenty-five and thirty, IS an
nuaIly: between thirty and forty years, 81 CO.
and forty years Of age. $40. Bachelors
supporting their mothers are exempted. Money
thus raised would be devoted TO the school fund
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
CUSTER SUIT AGAINST GOULD LINES

has named February % for hearing the deraurrers
aled 20 tire custer suit Instituted by Attorney Gen
eraI Hadley against tho Missouri Pacific. the Iron
Mountain and the Wabash railroads. the Pacific
Express Company and other alleged Gould inter
ests in the state. The custer suit was brought on
the allegation OF al existing combination in viola
fion OF tho antitrust laws. The hearing will be
before the court benc.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
THREE KILLED IN WRECK.
Through Freight Topples Oucr
Ricer Bank on b. & O. R.R.

Parkersburs. ". Va. Jan. sA-Three trainmen
yssre killed and was so seriously injured that
he probably viii die. as the result OF q through
freight train running over embankment tonight
az Longdale. near Letart, about sixty miles south
OF this city. the Ohio River division OF the Balt-
yllnre g. Ohio Railroad.
The accident was caused by spreading rails as
the result OF landslide, and the entire train Of
,orrteen cars toppled over the river bank. Wreck
no relief trains succeeoed 20 clearing and repair
Eng the track by morning The dead were horribly
~1nsngled and believed 10 have died Instantly
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
WABASH HEARING FEBRUARY 20
ny Telegraph TO The Tribane.l

TBy Telegraph 20 The Tr1bInel
jefferson City, Mo, Jan. 24.-The Supreme Court
this afternoon set February 20 for hearing argu-
ments on the demurre-s filed yesterday for the
Missouri Pacific and the Wabash against the quo
warranto proceedings instituted by Attorney Gen
eral Hadley for the severance Of the Missouri Pa
cihc and the Wabash and the St Louis. Iron
Mountain g. Southern. Other companies and cor
porations interested In this litigation the Pa
cihc Express Company, the Rich Hin and the
Western Coal Mining companies. kansas-M Missouri
Elevator Company and the American Refrigerator
Transit Company.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
ALLEGED EmeEzzLER ARRESTED

Chicago JAN 24.-V. A PeIareno, head of a
local banking and loan company, Is under ar
rest charged with sInbez.lenent Accoro,nr
70 the police. Pellarello several years ago owned
a bank IN youngstown. Ohio. He Is also said 10
have had bank IN Denver. He suddenly dis
appeared from Youngstown and, Il is alleged,
took with him 500 belonging 20 John Moran,
farmer. Pelareilq viii bs taken TO Youngs-
toWo
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
sTRoTHER BROTHERS INDICTED.
Grand Jury Holds Men Who Killed W. f.
Bvwaters. Their Sisters Husband.

Culpeper. Va Jan. 24-Philip ]. and James
A. strother brothers. were indicted by the
grand jury to-day for the killing Of William B.
Bywaters. recently. within an hour after he had
married thei= sister.
The grand jury heard large number Of wit
nesses. the testimony OF each being comparative
ly brief The Indictment was returned within a
few hours after the case was taken UP. 1rrs.
Bywstsrs was too i'll to appear before the grand
Jury
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
no ENLAReE woRLp aulLplNe.

Plans have boon filed with Buildings superin-
tendent Murphy for the enlargement OF the World
Building. Park Row and Frankfort street. by
the addition OF thirteen story annex, which will
extend the building through tho block 70 North
William street. II VIII have a frontage North
William street OF S5sH feet. II is to be OF granite
tho first stOry and brick and terra Gotta above
10 harmonIze with the original building The an
mex is 10 cost S00O00 and the improvement 10 TO
be made for the Press Publishing Company, Of
which Joseph Pulitzer Is president. Horace Trum-
bauer is the architect
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
BALTIMORE ALL-NloHr BANK CONTEST
IBy Telegraph 90 Tho r-rtpun,

Baltimore, Jan. 2&-The national banks O, thts
city have received notice Of amendment taitin,
business hours between a. N. and .. ~. 10 IN.
'eonsnturon OF the Clearing House Association.
WHICH sooptec. VIII compel the Third National
Bank 10 resign a. a member or give flp ths all
night bsrlctns business This bank ha. b.e, ks,n
rs open every hour q; every business day sinoe
1aff September. and, according its officers has
incressed its deposits Hence the directors feel
rast the proposed smendmenfs are aimed al the
AAst over The vote
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
WOULD ELECT SUPREME COURT.

Washington. Jan 24.-Representative Lamar
Of Florida. introduced a bill to-day providing
for tbs election Of the Judges OF the United
States Supreme Court by the people, the Chief
Justice 10 be selected by the nine judges after
their election He would have the United States
divided into nine districts for the purpose OF
holding the judicial elections. The bin also pro-
v.des that Dostmasters shall be elected by pop
ular vote.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
MORE WATERBURY STOCK.

Trenton, ~ J.. Jan 2A-Ths Waterbury Com
pany filed with the Secretary OF State here to-day
a Certificate under which Il increases its stock
from s5OoO0o 70 s., 10000. The total is 20 be d.
vided into 1000 shares OF common and 1900
shares of preferred stock. par value SlOo each.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At Ia vesey st-By Joseph P Day: Valentine 8 =
is0e r OF 19sth ss 5Oz9s 1lx5oxs01, vacant: p
Mitchell agt De Witt Piper - all Sabine. atty
Charles Emo. ref amount dus. 81 % -. taxes csc
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
MISS muNRo's PROPERTY NOT GOLD

The Judgment for s.ele obtained some months
ago by the Mrs. Robert Osborn Company against
Miss Norma I. Munro satisfied several days
cgo IN view OF that fact. Joseph P. Day did
not sell at sheriffs sale yesterday whatever In
terest Miss Munro has IN the premises Nos. "a and
ErOre building,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
ONTARIO MAY LAY TAX ON MINES.

Toronto. Jan. 24.-The Ontario Legislature opene
tlhs afternoon. Among the measures introduce
viii be act providing for the taxation OF minin
KrODerties.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

| Broadway, $. e. cor. 1O1st ST.. for a two s-o-y
brick Office and store. 131x85; BIoornirgasi.
leasing Company. ownsrs Moors a IandsisdeL
aICh4Oects s-
e@sz St. s. s., 100 Il. .. OF Amsterdam ave- sor
two story bassnsnt brick power station a. f0x
zoos: Edison Co.. owner: c. T. Hoppe axnhit.ci
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
UPTOWN HOUSE IN A TRADE.

Lowenstein. Papae & Co. have sold for client
20 Kassel Goldberg No 10 West uSth st. i've
story double nathouse. 4AsxIOOI feet In
change Kassel & Goldberg gave No, 259 Ave. Q.
itye story loft building. 23xf0O feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
HAMeuRe,AMERIcAN DIVIDEND.

Hamburg. Jan 24.-The directors OF the Ham
burg-Amertcan Line. at a meeting to-day decided
20 propose dividend OF 10 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
GIVES BALTIMORE LOTS FOR L. l. PLOT.

Edward de F. Smith and Samuel c. Pulls. OF Ed
ward n. Crosby's Office. have sold for I. Edward
Gressee a largo plot OF lots In Baltimore The
seller took as part payment acreage property on
Long Island, near Port Jefferson.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
STEEL COMPANY INCREASES CAPITAL.

Trenton. n. J.. Jan. ga certificate OF increase
OF capital stock filed by the Commonwealth
Steel Company with the Secretary OF State to-day.
IS 10 be divided into 1900 shares par value 500.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
ESTATE SELLS A BLOCK FRONT.

William s Lalor has sold for the Watt estate
Lowenfeld & Prayer the blockfrout 2GOx100 feet
on the side Of Seventh ave. between last and
lt2d SITS
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
Real Estate.
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TNTEETTVE~rT-C

INVESTMENTS
y " STATE MORTGAGES
We have Tor sale a lot OF first lass purchas.
money mortgages on sullivan County farm and b0ard-
is mouse properties ranging from SI000 $4,000.
dFaWiug. - "a and cent interest amply
tscted by insurance and guaranteed bonds. Titles
absolutely perfect Ful particulars furnished ap-
pLcation JOHN n LYONS Monticello. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

ass Davis BERGMAN sr ali saauary 8. 1877 csy
Clinton st, NO. Isl: Jacob Ef-on sst- Jacoo
18th ST, Nos. SO and 20 East; Isaac Ierrnan
egt- Morris 3. Bssr st al; January q 1907
(by dspostO .....-...............-.....
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
JuDGM ENTS.

Tho following judgments were filed yesterday
the first name being that Of the debtors
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
MOVEMENTS on VEssEIs.-The following
movements OF vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department:

January 22-TAe Erutus. et Tonpk!EsyiGe
SAILED
january 25The Prairie. fTcm navy ys-d Sew York 10Y
Iib!nPioh Roads. tho Sterling. from League lalaud
I2r S1RutaHano the Hannibal. from GuaEtsnAm0 ~
Hampton Roads. tho Saturn. from Mare Island Tor
Puget sound - 49,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
TO RENT FROM MAY ISL.

SUMMER CoTrAGE.-Furnshsd cared for:
delightful surroundings: little hour from Grand
Central station on either Harlem n. H. r. r. In
Westchestsr County. particulars address
n. T. Box q Tribune N Y
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
Country Propertu for Sale.
apartment Hotels.

HOTEL FNDrCOTT
IS tl- most elegant. comfcrtnhi- AMI n1u>Se rote -
ess psopls N sas ci,y OF Nav York. Write cor paaSs
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-05
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The open
ing prices of the stock market to-
day showed a bad break over Sat
urday's closing, but the market soon
steadied and almost Immediately al
ter became quieter The rise of two
and quarter points in New York
Central helped the market immense
ly, and upon this there was grad
ual but comprehensive recovery of
declines. Bonds were weak with
little or no business.
The Trust Company of America,
which had been closed since the in
ception of the unsettled financial
conditions, and the Lincoln Trust
Company opened for business at the
usual hour this morning. The re-
sumption of both institutions brought
distinct feeling of relief A com
mittee of experts, appointed Satur-
day for the purpose, went over the
affairs of the Trust Company of
America and pronounced it absolute
ly solvent.
The additional gold importations
bring the totals to $32, 25O,OO since
the stringency of the money market
began.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-05
TODAY IS The DAY
IN San FRANCISCO
(By Associated Press).

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-To-
morrow the voters of this city will
select officers for the coming year.
The betting favors DR.. Edward Rob-
son Taylor, appointed after the re-
moval of Eugene e. Schmitz, for the
mayoralty, but the friends of Daniel
A. Ryan confidently predict his cleo
ton by good vote. 1t seems to be
the impression that P. H. Mccarthy,
union labor nominee, will run third
for mayor. 1t is certain that the So
called good government and demo-
cratic supervisors, most of whom are
incumbents. will be returned to Of
flee.
The real fight centers on the dis
trict attorneyship. Frank MCGOWAN
endeavoring to defeat William f..
Langdon, incumbent, prosecutor of
the graft cases. Langdon's friends
predict his election by the largest
majority ever given a candidate for
Office.
The betting favors Taylor by 2 to
/. Very little money, however, will
exchange hands on the result of the
election.