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New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
TRAVELLING LIBRARY

The first travelling Sunshine library ever sent out
by the T. S. S. has, after its visit among several
branches where il gave delight TO many peorIe
returned 70 the T. s. s, 10 await further orders II
came from the Pascal Institute branch yesterday
the last one TO enjoy il. The fifty BOOKS for this
library were contributed by a New Jersey member
who covered and numbered them and also
wrote each. Tribune Sunshine Society,"
II speaks well for those among whom this library
has travelled that the books show such careful
treatment that they are ready TO be passed on at
once TO some other branch in need of this special
Kind of cheer.
In addition to this first library there are now
many other Libraries established in different sec
tions Of the country really doing educational work
In the State of Washington is one 10 which Mrs
Theodore Roosevelt contributed fifty books; fve
in the mountain districts of Colorado seven in
New York State. including one in the consumptive
ward Of the Metropolitan Hospital BlacKwell's
Island; one is in Tennessee, one in Arkansas, ore
In Connecticut. one in Florida; twenty-five books
were sent TO a mission church in Toxic, Japan.
and helpful contributions 10 several Sunday school
libraries.
Application has been received for one of the small
Sunshine libraries in the mountains of Kentucky,
and the president will be glad receive books 10
enlarge the library of the Camp Hill Institute
branch, in Alabama for the benefit cf white chill
dren. This is industrial school and books
practical subjects Will be- most acceptable, espe-
cially farming and horticulture.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
BRANCH REPORT

Miss Laura V Camp, secretary of the Williams
town, y J.. branch. in her report makes special
mention Of a musical social given by nine little
girls last week. al which 81 10 made. of which
50 was sent to Mrs Annie Brown. of Tuckerton
n j.. an invalid to buy glasses suited 70 her
eyes; wonder bag was sent to her as an Easter
greeting: and one of ;he girls sold handkerchiefs
and artificial flowers made by this invalid TO the
amount of IS 20 The names Of these young Sun
shine workers are Lavinia Buck. Helen Weaver
Helen Slckler, Mary Shields. Reba Morgan, Bessie
Brainian, Lizzie Simmerman, Olive Camp and
Clarissa Evans. Mrs Camp adds. Our branch
has not been idle for much individual work is al
ways being done At every holiday various kinds
OF remembrances are sent to all the invalids who
are known to At Easter we sent twentV-sx
cards and booklets also flowers TO 'shut-ins ;
Besides the barrels sent 10 the general office as
our Christmas Offering. reading matter was sent
10 the Life Line League. books and magazines 10
various persons outside our town whose adVan-
tages for such cheer limited. and in our own
locality fruit and flowers distributed wherever
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05

COTTON-The cotton active
dav a the advancing
tendency which developed during late trading Of
the previous day The close steady net adj
vance Of 5GS points Sales were estimated al 100000
bales The opening steady At unchanged prices 70
advance OF points. the gains being on the near
positions which Influenced by rather better
cables while the late months held
by the prospect for rain IN the Southwest
There support from the bull leaders and i'm
uediately following the call, and with the Houston
estimate for the following days receipts light prices
worked up 20 a net advance Of about 50S points
enough realizing around this level
a slight recession. but the market nrmed up IN
the early afternoon and sold advance of 9R
L. reports Of a better spot
big exports. The close little on
under realizing Business active than 70 has
been day since before the Easter holidays and
seemed 20 be more general although many close oh
servers thought the buying was chiefly for the
OF leading hul interests and scattering shorts The
weather map showed sehEonable temperatures In
the bell. and there seemed TO be low
Texas. but whether ~ bringing much
did develop The bulls claim that the At
end OF last week insufficient relieve the
drought and that TWO or three DAYS OF good rain VIII
be needed 10 put the soil In good condition. The
falling on IN the movement is attracting some atten
tion, and bulls believe that continued falling Will
lead TO modification OF commercial
The of contract prices the local to-day
Vee fo1lo
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. April 4-Closng-wHEAT-spo No .
red Western winter. steady. Gs 2s5d; l. Calffor-
MIA quiet Ss sd Futures easy; May. 6s AID; July
1Ad; American mixed. Old steady As sEd futures
quet May. As 4&d July. Is AID; September. As 4&d
PEAS-Canadian steady: Gs Sad. FLOUR-St- louis
fancy winter. steady. Is ed HOPS in London (Pacifc
COastl quiet e 16sOf3 los BEEF-Eztra India mess
steady, SOS 50: PoRK-Prme mess. Western quiet
SIS Cd. HAMS-ShOrt IA TO 16 N, quiet. Sos
BACON-Cumber rland 20 20 so N. duh. 49s Short
rib. 24 easy. Sis; long clear middles light Is
dull. 6d long clear middles. heavy a5 10
40 n quiet. S9s short clear backs 16 70 20 - dull
Cd; clear bellies. IL IA 70. dull. Sos
DERS-Square. IL Is n. quiet. 40S. LARD-Princ
Western in tierces. steady. s6s od; American refined
in pails steady, 43s I'd CFIEESE-Canadian. HnoSr
white. steady, G5s Canadian. finest coOred. steady
SIS TALfaOW-Frime city dull SIS Cd TURPES-
TINE-Spirits. steady. SIS RESIN-Common steady
l0s lad. Observation-Disclosures steady. 0od LIN
SEED OH. quiet, 23s 80.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05

made II either joining This issue shows cnly the
right side and centre tab. but the left arm side will
be published shcrtly The design may be worked
either IN solid solid and eyelet work or outline
stitch with corit spOndngly thick cotton. For
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the lower edge and between the tabs. using an
edgng Tor the hnish of lower eige. This design
and pattern will also look well IL used fOI a dress
tionen above II desired contrasting colored cot
ton silk may be chosen for working the flower
IN the initials.
When you have received The full size working
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be suiii ,iently main E few seconds. T., not let
transfers.
The Fattern VIII be sent 20 any address on re-
Kew York Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
FRENCH PLAY FoR cHARITv

the society OF amateurs whose monthly perform
ances OF the Partisan stage successes az Carneeie
I.yceum have met with much success. will give a
three-act comedy At the Hudson Theatre this
afternoon for TIE benefit OF the Friendly Aid
Settlement OF no. 2fS East 18th street me NAV
selected Is Chateau HistOriQue.' BY Alexar6re
Bisson end BerF de TuriQue. one OF laSt Eeor,s
SUCCESSES az the Paris Odeon.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. George Bullock
Mrs. Frederic r. Coudert, Mrs J. Warren God.
dard Mrs. Otto Heinze. Mrs, George Livingston
Nichols. Miss NJ. s. Pavey. Mrs. J. West Roose-
v.lt and Mrs Mortimer l. Schiff.
~-ais viii be the first opportunity which non
members Of tho Alliance FRANCHISE viii have 10
witness performance % the Gercle Draraatique.
Subscription Gsts are out for series % gala per-
formances |nFSf Ggasnn. These plays win be re-
Yeafed fn Boston, Washington, Philadelphia and
PToy.1ence.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
Surrogates' Notices.

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. Ff.kNAE 8
4 a SurrogaJe OF the County or N7N
notice is hereby given all persons hav ng claims -
Avn Augusta Tucker. late of the County OF New y -
deceased present the With vouchers ne's =. -
the subscriber place OF transacting business
once ~ Chas p and Wm w Buckley. ESqs. Altolnss
ana CounseOrs law No. 14i Broadway, Sore -
Mammalian in The city OF New York. on or oele-s -
hrst day oe August next. Dated New York ths tss-~
WARD DICKSON. Executor ~
- T5ORGE a CROCFER PURSUANCE OF -
w order Hon Abner g Thomas SurIoss's ~ n Der
county OF notice Is hereby gven % - NJ
having claims against George A. Croese. ssulr
OF York. deceased 20 present w
win vouchers thereof TO the subscribers az their sg
of iransactiug business. No. 90 John street. N ~ -
,f New York on or before the 18th day OF july ncN~
Dated New YOrk the 9Th cay OF January. l9yl~
LEAH REESE CROChEf@~
GEORGE a. CROClNhse. -,
news for FxecutoFs No Sc William street.. Boroas'
Manhattan NsH York city.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
To Whom 1T Nay Concern.

\rOTTCF 70 THE CREDITORS AND AL ..s,,tns s-n
N SONS IN crested the Jones Electrical MI. -
Company OF the Borough Of Manhattan 'ss-~aunt y
YoFk.-Take notice. that full ana named
an the prOcee1ineS OF the Receiver Of taa a
corporation. oath. will be presented 20 esi Term
Court of the state Of New York az a 49,. IN
thereof to be held IN the County Court s5,ri
Borough OF Manhattan New 1oTS Ciys 81 r ~ tna.
or Nav 1907 az 1880 O'Clock IN the foiet'-, ard
day thereafter as counsel can - ia
a motion Will then and there be MADE l-.ivs l-ts Upon
be allowed decTsed be fnai ana eces won al
creditors of the said coTpn-ation a NV apsn
sunsistins engagement and upon az ~ srsgd
cf cnrunratinn. and that such receiver p YORK
and hi- uond cancelled and vacated ffsxS,sre -.Y
April 4th. 1901. slelt-At.- ,,,upany
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
Transferable Embroidery Design, 10 by Is
Inches for 10 Cents.

This cut is small reproduction Of pattern 10
by Il inches. which may be transferred TO any
material suitable for embroidery by simply follow
ing the directi ms given below.
This design is carried out in three parts and can
be used pattern. because It will fit the average
person. If alterations are necessary they may be
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05

FfyHF PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YoHS =.
TIE grace OF God free and independent, g V1es-
Armand d, Potter and to an persons interested n @
of Pierre Louis Armand Ge Potter q Eleesl
Commonly known Armand de Potter, late Of the Coa
~ New York deceased. creditors lesaees next q -
~ otbervise send greeting You and each ot you -
hereby required personally 70 be and app n,
Tore our Surrogate OF the County OF New YORK ~
Surrogates Court OF said County. held az the Ia
Rerords in the County OF New York. on the zuth Gay
NDrfI 1907 half-past O'Clock in the forenos-
maj day then there 20 attend judicial ssiS-sx
proceedings of Aimee Sutherand ls.N
WITH de Potter ENecuriX OF the Last VIII ara 49,
nent OF said deceased and such Of as are &c.
under the OF twenty-one years az
ouired TO appear BY YOUR guardian II YOU nave S-s
A. vou have none appear and apply for one 20 u-
nointed or in OF neglect or failure 20 v
40 guardian Will be appointed by the Surrogate % ~
resent and act tor YOU in the proceeding. -.
In testimony whereof We have caused the sea- ot ~
Surrogates' Court of the said County OF Ss
York o be hereuntO afiNed- Witness 80
IL 81 Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of o1I -.
County at the County or New AorA - -
day OF March. IN the year of our Lolc ~
thousand nine hundred and seven ,--v
DANIEL ]. DOWDNE4.
Clerk OF SurTOgates' Cosl..
COWINC; WHITE & WAIT Attorneys for E1ecaI-s
No 40 Wall street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
Citations.

FNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
IL the Grace of God Free and Independent: To Adrian
Johnston. George Macdonald Ian Macdonald and %
all persons interested in the Estate Of Charles W Svt
OF New York. deceased creditors.
legaees of kin otherwise send greeting You at
hereby cited and required personally %
be and appear before Surrogate OF the County Of New
SurrOgates Court OF said County, held az
the Hall OF Records. the County OF New York n,
2ist day of May 1907. az half-Past O'Clock IN 90
% that day, then and there attend udc
settlement OF the account OF proceedings OF andrew
Hamersey Executor OF the Last VIII and Testanent
such OF hereby cited as
the age Of twenty-One required p
appear your guardian. ~ have y you na
appear and apply for one 70 Be appointed O y
the your neglect failure do sus.diA
appointed by the Surrogate to represent ana a.
for you IN the proceeding
IN Testimony Whereof We caused the seal o. ~
SurroEates Court OF the said County OF New YorA 70 -
afnNed- Witness. Hon FRANK r. tIIIe1-.s
Md a Surrogate % said County, at the Coun.
New York of March in the year 0f our Le's
one thousand hundred and seven
TT.~SI DANIEL J. DOWDNEf
Clerk Of Surrogates' court
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
School -1gency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers TutOrs GOvernesses
10 COLLEGES: schools and Families Apply 10
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23

ward tendency will continue until we
are at full flood tide of market condi-
tions, and that 1t should be gradual Is a
far better condition than to jump by
leaps and bounds upward. The boomer
may want it otherwise but the conser-
vative business man wants only steady
increase and steady strengthening of
market conditions.
"That Is what we are getting; but so
slight now owing to the approach of
summer and to liquidation of overpur-
chases that 1t will be well into the fall
before we really notice it.
''In the meantime improvements move
apace and the demand for modern build
ings of all kinds is more than enough
to fill the buildings now being erected.
The demand for small houses is the best
indication possible, for new people must
be coming in to fill the houses and cot
tages and those coming here must be
coming to stay else they would rent and
the demand would not be SO great
among active purchasers"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
VALUABLE TIMBER LAND
LOCATED IN MEXICO

The Federal Timber and Colonization
has published a neat thirty-page folder
which sets forth fully the investment
and development proposition. The capi-
tai stock of the company is $5,00O,000;
visible assets s5O,OOO,OOO. The officers
are F. w. Nye, president; I. F. Corbett,
second vice president; S. L. Blodgett,
treasurer; r. T. Cooper, secretary; e.
S. Matteson, H. E. Walsh and w. j.
O'Brien included in the directory. The
holdings of the company are located in
Mexico.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
MONEY IN BANKS
SOON AVAILABLE
REALTY DEALERS TALK CHEER
FULLY OF THE FUTURE
Decided Improvement in Market Con-
ditions-Comments by Operator In
a Trust Property-Looks for
Greater Activity

Real estate operators are confident
that the local money market will loosen
up materially soon after July 1, when
the banks will distribute dividends and
will know definitely the number and
value of the accounts left for a given
period at the disposal of the financial
institutions. This knowledge serves TO
create cheerful feeling among dealers
in the realty market who are known to
swing big deals with profitable results,
and they are looking forward to an
active season in the realty field.
During the past week there has been
a noticeable increase in transactions in
residence and outlying property, while
in the central and close in business sec
tions number of good deals have been
closed and there are others pending
that will be closed as soon as the home
money that is lying in the banks by the
millions is available for investment.
Looks for Active Fall Season
e. Avery Mccarthy of the Mccarthy
company comments on present market
conditions as follows:
Since the Owens river bonds have
carried by such large majority ten
dency toward the strengthening of the
real estate market is noticed This up
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
OCEAN SIDE RESORT
ON PACIFIC COAST
Bonds Voted for $4,000 Water sys-
tem-New Venice Will Be, An
. nexed at the Election,
July 20

Oceanside has just voted 100000 bonds
for the purchase and installation of a
new pumping plant for It's water sys-
tenn and for additional distributing
lines for the same. The bonds were
voted by the remarkable ballot Of 103
for and none against.
The engine for the new plant is being
installed and the material for the dis
tributing pipe has been ordered. Assur-
ance is given that all improvement
work will be rushed to completion with
in six months.
Oceanside already has an abundant
water supply, but with the enlargement
of the present system the city is as
sured of an ineXhaustible supply for
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23

many years to come, 10th for domestic
and irrigating purposes.
Oceanside, by vote Of the people, will
annex New Venice at the election to
be held on July 20 next. There will be
no opposition, as the strip to be an
nexed will add valuable taxable prop
erty to the city. The Oceanside Venice
property of the Hayes Land company
includes an inland channel from the
ocean, which will be dredged. There
are many charming building sites
around the water, with fine boulevards
bordering the same, forming an at
tractive resort for bathing, fishing and
boating.
About s25, 900 is being expended in
providing modern streets and side
walks, and building generally is active.
The Santa Fe railway company is max
ing an important addition to the pas
senger station.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
May Reside in Santa Barbara

1t is reported that A. C. Bilicke Of
the Bilicke-Rowan Building company
has purchased forty acres in Mission
canyon near Santa Barbara, the
grounds to be converted in a park and
used as a country home by the owner.
The acreage lies in picturesque sec
ton of Santa Barbara county.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
Vermont Avenue Square

Thirty-four dwellings, have recently
been erected in Vermont Avenue
Square tract, and nine more homes are
In course Of construction. A handsome
fountain occupies the center of the ad-
dition. Recent sales include five lots,
aggregating over $4,000 in value.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
Bouqht Neat Cottage

The Cornell company has sold for j..
w. Golden to Herbert B. Dixon the
property at 1176 East Fiftieth street
for $175O. The lot is 40x130 feet and is
improved with a cottage of four rooms.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-22
CHARLA MENUDA.

Como ell tempo ha estado On estoa dias
tan encapotado como de costumbre, , Ia.
cPimoBo, chismaando mas peoE; hacials
& 10 que paTece notabilfsima falta IN ptG.
net0-que dieen an Juana Diaz-y yR le
ha ancontrado.
ri planets SOL del cual Babfamos que
para aFreg'ar autafo loa mas PehmoH an
durriRles era un mRgnffco y desintsresa-
do ingenisEo.
Ahora seg6n dicen 60 tambi6n Official
de lanidad, capaz de derretir sl Monte
BlanCo.
A ase paAo, hunque 10 disimulen mucho
por singular modeatia, no va uno Baber
de dOnde sale ta1ato sol.
Lo cierto es que ai & an solo sol, no se
la puede tapar con la mano, & muchos
sOleE GpGgG Y......v6monos.
Pero 10 cierto es tambien que todos s1os
-descontada 10 obligRda exception
del genuino-se reducen & ca1adeLG que fH'
man OMatrO gatos.
No de otro modo se explicR que, Biendo
Boles, tanta pobEeza de luces mueatEen que
nj uiquieFa puedan de8cubrir esaa coBaa
que con frecuencis degcubren y denuncian
quienes no lIegarfan nj mucho menos & eE-
trellas hjAs, 81 los soleg de naeVO ou91O pass
ran en- 81 Con sol idGdO; esas cosas, deCi.
mos, que tampoCo Hon BOles perO qua, Rdn
CuRndo no puedan ser tapadas-pueH 81
remsdio reaultarfa poor que la snfermedad
con la manc; debsn ser tapRdas & fin de
que, de manos & boca, desboFd6ndose poE
eI suelo, no obliguen infeliz inquilinRto
taparse con Ia mano, cOnHtantements, la
nRriz.
ESQ paYece 10 razonsbls , procedente,
d es que no mandRn otrR coBa las moscas
6lanoQs del diroctoriC; que Be las eChan
ahora-tards piGoi-de ''aodeloa", tan
modeIos que hssta 10 les indigesta el homo
rabIc.
Appended, gIorias. de eaOs.
Appended. Y que BaJga 81 sOt......por
Isle Cabra.
PERIDEM.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-22
CESRNTIA QUE HA
CausadO disgustO
en- San Sebastian.
So trltl do IN huOn smpIOada, Al CulI 50 IS pldS
"a ranuncIa.
(De naestrO corr espOnsaEl

Octubre 20.-HR causado diggusto en-.
tre todoB les elementoH honradoB de este
pueblo, Is noticia de Ia cesantfa del senior
don Geo MaTxuach collector de RsntaB
intsTnas = telsfonista de aquf
Dicho sefior, quien conocemos fntima'
mente, 90 tai vez uno de los mejoreB ams
pleados, que hR tsnido el pueblo de Puer'
to Rico.
Tanto ~ conducta como empleado, CO.
mo Ia del ciudadano, Ia consideramos in
tachAble y 10 miamo TODD 81 pueblo hon.
Tado.
Tai vez uu rectitud le haya OcauiOnadO
snemigos.
HemoH viato la carta del TesoreEo de
Puerto Rico, On dende le pide Ia EenunOiR,
, consideramoa injusts y tiranica tai peti'
ci6n. IDjustR, porqus teniendo correctR'
msnte todos sus asuntoa de ofcinRs no Be
explica el verdadero motive de tRl petit
ci6n, , tiranioa, por que al terminar la
antigua domination debieron dsBapATecer
les C6lebres ''1kases'' aquellos inplRn.
tREss m6todoB dsmoCr6tiCos. SabemoI que
81 st1i3r MsrxuRch, RnBfR que sl Dsparta'
mentO 80 hsgR cargo de ~ ofcinR para
mRrChar San Juan rsivindicaTse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-22
FL HURANO JOVEN-
zueIO era ell future
GmperadOr NapO-
leon.
---iAh!-..deGfa N. de BeIIoc suspiran-
do.--.Si eI curonel me hubiGse
peTmitidO IanzaEIe al mar

En- una comida durante IN viaje Cor
cega On Ia cual invite mi padre todog log
pasageTou incluyendo algunoB ofcialeS
do 50 regimiente , dos corIO4 N. do Be
IIoo fa6 sncaYgado para lamar an joVeD.
cito que lIevabs 81 uniforms de ID escuelR
militar estabR leysndo el extreme d. Ia
cubiertR.
EI jovencito Tehus6 Ia invitaci6n. NJ.
de- Belloc vOlvi6 enfadado , dijo mi
padre:
-"Quisiera lamar ere jovenSuelo q
mar. Tiene una cara muy desBgradRble.
Me de- uAtsd 81 paTmiso, coronel?'
-"No"-respOndi6 mi padre Ti6adoae.
mo soy de vueStra opinion. El rostro de
eus ioven demue5trR caYdcter J sIg1n dia
oiremoa hablRr de 6i'.
Ell huTsho jovsnzuelo era el future em-
paradoT Napoleon.
Bslloc me cont6 eata eScena 10 mencs
diez veOes, snadiendo siemprs con un
GuBpiro:
-Ah!, 81 81 coronel me hubieTa psTmi'
lido lamar Rqusl sugeto al mar no eHtRTfR
hoy ravolviendo 81 mundo."
(De las memorials de la condesa de
BOignel
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-22
PASSES EN- DONDE TRUENA MAS.
BICeR que 0s JlVl J On Europa, italia.

Sc dice que Java eu Is region del mum
do en- que truena mas menudo, teniendo
& veces tempeata3ss de Tsyos noVenta y
Hiete veceB al Sno.
Dsspu6g de Java est6 5umstrs en- donde
hay tampestades 86 veces anualmente.
En- Iudostan trusns 56 vecss en- IN
afo , On Rio JRneiro 81.
En- Europa es Italia Ia que ocupa 81
primer lugaT, con 38 dfaB de tempestadeB
e6ctricaa cadR afio, miantrRa que en Fran
cia , eI Sur de Ruaia tisnen Holamente 16.
Gran Bretsha Suiss tiene cada una
siete dfas J Noruega cuatro.
En- el Cairo trusna raraB veoes Babien.
dose solo de- tres vsceB 81 alo y en- 81 Tur-
questan y Iau rsgiOnes polares es una re-
Teza qus haya algunR tempestad de
truenoE.
Puerto Rico,no BeT6 nm pals en- 81 cual SO
truene mueho, pero gsnte de Trueno y
que trine Ia hay, lvsya 81 10 hay en- abpn-
dRnCiai