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all interested in Trinity:
Philadelphia Pa Jan 10TH 1907
Mr.. Thomas w Lawson Boston, Mass: Your advertise
has been by S. McCord & Co with much interest
Coming down town this morning, coupet occurred
which dedicate to you:
Shoots of his mouth. that's all"
Mr.. Lawson, instead of newspaper advertising and
to get down business There are other ways Of
other of determining mine than bombastic announce
menus IN the newspapers Let suggest, taking
oeaon your regard for the pubcs interest that
b svg or views on Trinity Copper you employ of
and publish his report We would serest tbe nar,a ~
John Hays Hammond for this nrnose SIS s % 6o o h o
ATTACK MS reputation Your threats Gf the law in
coward who knows laws machinery
FORGOTTEN before snV concio m cIS he eaa anu ~ i @ 0e
desire the courts in defense of reputation they
o1s r oy I T1a4a0n @ @ or & FepIesentaIXe S engineer
right wrongf If you have anything to say we
shall be glad to hear from but If pertinent keep
In the meantime you accept our suggestion for
booming Trinity until as your engineer
what you have in the mine?
(signed5 J. s. McoRD co.
s. McCord Co, Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Your gentenanly telegram received Accept my thanks
for your kindly couresies. Therein you cali high
exoeen arsuInent that @ the o. nt a prope T w9a R IS 9S @
say worthless fraud You say that instead OF bonn
examined by competent mining engineers and their
made public shut and pending the examination to
cease advertising the merits of Trinity
You the selected for such examination
should Hays Hammond, highest authority
the world, whose services be with diff
Guilty and then only with the consent of the American
Smelling Company whom he is under contract at
yearly salary OF $25oo df undened public statements
that effect reliable).
repeatedly advertised that the Trinity Company
has the thoroughly examined and investigated
Of copper property in the world Six years after
the Boston Stock Exchanges rigid investigation 1t was
placed Listed Department honor denied 70
malgarnated. which would throw its books and
open examination During that
Trinity the active traded IN
Stock Exchange
Trnitys ready for business the
Trinity Company turned for examination to five
different mining experts the interest OF FIVE diff
ferent sets leading copper people OF a the examina
tions, most thorough that made by John Hays
Of the American Smelling Com
4-g a1& z4<szz&
Boston january 10. 1907
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predicted By me in my Advertisement Of yesterday
have received thousands OF inquiries relative 70
ONTARIO SILVER This stock, quoted upon she New
YORK Exchsns, showed activity yesterday
upon buying orders which came from my fol-
lowing.
New York Sun Of las. evening quotes the stook a.
follows: Sales j. 500 shares highest Ssa lowest 81
closed eTG+@
Gradually but surely the holders Of this high
grade being eliminated and the stock is
finding It's way hands investors who are
putting II strong keep. knowing that
my predictions that this stock will sell between SO and
s25 within short whilA
strongly urge further purchases OF this stock:
Remember that 1t is listed upon the New York stock
EXCHANGE 10000 shares ia all. the par
value Of these shares per share the stock
ss closing price tonight fact price under
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
Foreclosure Sale.

SUrREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK. THE
= Greenwich Savings Bank, Plantr. against Edward
Fowler substituted Trustee under the last VIII and
Testament OF Jane Ferguson. deceased, and others De-
PENDANTS.
In pursuancs OF a Judgment OF foreclosure saIs
duly and entered the above entitled action and
bearing dat. the 18Th day OF December 1906 Z the
undersgned Referee IN said Judgment named. viii
public the Exchange Salesroor. Nos
Vssey the Borough OF Manhattan. City
Of New York the 2eth day OF January, 1907 at II
o'clock noon that day by Joseph P Day, Auotonesr
the premises directed by said judgment be sold. and
therein described follows:
All that certain lot piece parcel Of land situate ~
and being the Twentieth Ward oS the City OF New
York and by ths street number hundred and
ninsty-two C02l now known number thres hundred
and twenty-two) West Twenty-sevenh street In said
Beginning point on the southerly side OF Twenty
hundred and fifty westerly
from the southwssterly OF Twentyseventh street
ana the Eighth and running thence southsrly
and parallel with she Eighth and through
party wall ninetyeigh feet and nine inches
line of ths block thence westerly and
parallel TweniSscventh and along ths said
line twenty-five feet thence norhery and parallel
with the Eighth avenue. nnsty-eisht feet and nine
inches the southsry line OF Tentytsventh
easterY said southerly line Twenty
seventh street twsntve feet 20 the point place st
beginning
Dated New York. January sth 1907
8 morrill, BANNER. Rer-r.s.
George G. Dewitt Attorney for Flsinttr SIS Nassau
street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City, y. Z
following a diagram OF the be sold
It's street No In s22 West 9th street;
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SUFREMH COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
against Broadway Reliance Realty Company and others
forecosurs and duly and entered Ia ths
above entitled action and bearing date day OF
December 1905 the undersigned, the Referee said
Judgment named, will sell public auction the Ex-
change sslesrooms. Nos 1915 Vesey Street the
ough Manhattan. city OF New York. 18th day
OF January 1907. at u o'clock that By Jo-
seph P Day Auctioneer the premises directed said
All that certain plot place parcel OF land situate lying
being in the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
York houndst and described follows: Beginning
point the eastsrly side OF Bradhurst distant
thiry-nins 3e) eleven I'D inches
med By the intersection eastery
Of BrRdhurst Avenue with the southerly side
dred and Ffyhird Street thence running southwardly
along easerly side Brsdhurst Avenue
(3e feet and eleven I'D inches thence running
hundred 400 nnrthwardy parallel
with Bradhurst Avenus thirty mine 1897
I'D inches thence running westwardly again parallel
with One Hundred and F1ftythtrd Street hundred
400 feet the easerly side OF Bradhurst Avenue
the point place Of besn,ag being portion OF the
premises conveyed the Broadway Relancs Realty
Company sy Dans J: Dwyer and Mary z. Dwyer. his
even intended be recorded simultaneously
herewith; these being given the
OF OF the purchase OF the said
kes.
Dated New York. December 14th 1906.
ISAAC F. RUSSELL RstsresA
William c, Arnold. Attorney for Plaintiffs No 10 Broad
way. Borough OF NJ inhattnn, New York City.
Following Is diagram Of the property 70 be sodi It
Street number:
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Citations.

TUBE PEOPLE OF TH9 STATE OF NEW YORK, 81
l. the gracs OF God Tree and independent, To Arnis
W. Gould. Margaret A Jackson. Emily Jackson.
Fsuthsrfurd Adelaide R Jackson Louise Jackson. VII
hslzinR Standnger, Charles Van ArS1als Mtnnis Nay
LILLE Van Arsdale. B. Howell u.
Eugene Benson. William Il Benson,
Albert II. Brett Emily o. Srnithsrs kats
ers,J Jennie T. Runsey. Albert F
George ". Brett Lucy Scott Henry B Whsplsy Ellen
Belden, Mary Be1den. William Belden. EVeina Bscsn.
seldsn Bsldal Lucy Magic. Abbe Magic. Minnie
Burtis James Mary James William, e Magic.
Magic William Bedel, Charles Beden. Caroline Hudson.
r. and 70 Jackson Cullen. II
place OF residence IS unknown
II any. whose names and places OF residence are
the descendants II or Anna Belden Ousred
Daniel Beden, George Bsidsn anc Pratt BslCen,
and places residence unknown.
othsr heirs and OF kin. II any, Anna J.
a unknown send greeting: Whereas James W. Ran
dell and Ronald X. Brown, OF the City OF New York.
New YORK. have certain instrument writing.
bearing 2Ist day December 1904 relating
both real and personal property duly proved the last
wi! Randell. County
90 Nsv York deceased therefore Won
appear before Surrogats County
New York. al his Office IN the County OF New York
seven. hslf-psst O'Clock in that
day. then thers attend the
will and testament And such OF hsrscy
cited. under -he o. years.
CURED appear By your guardian yoa one. or
tf have and apply for be
pointed in ths event OF neglect failure Do
represent act For you Ia ths proceeding
Ia testimony whereof. the ssA& o1 the
Surrogate's Court OF the said County of Ss~
York 70 be hereunto AFFIXED Witness. Hon
Il 81 ABNER C. THOMAS, a surrogate said
County New York said County. the
twenty-hrst day OF December. N the - a
- fSrd ono thousand nine nurSTs6 ana ss1z saz,
- - - oul0n04 :
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
Change of Name.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Netioe Is hereby given that the WOLFE LEVY a
PRUDENTIAL, INC, domestic corporation, hsvfnE
Its principal business once in the City of New York
County OF New York. and State OF Now York ap-
Ply to the supIeme Court Of the State Of New York
house. in the Borough OF Manhattan. County of New
York State OF Now York. the f4th of January
1907. at 10 $50 O'clock In the forenoon Of day
a. soon thereafter as counsel be heard for an
order authorizing said corporation change It's
pcrats name to LEVY q PRUDENTIAL. Ind
Datsc December 3s. 1905.
WOLFF, LEVY 3 FHYEDENTHAI>
By MAX L. BnIEDENTHAIA
President
2 o. Addrsss. Is William strsst New York City.
Borough OF Manhattan
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE HOUSES.

Per share represents splendid purchase for quick
substantial profits
will NIL orders for Ontario Silver me New OH
Stock Exchange at the market -
The ONTARIO MINE has produced over $40 900 900
SIS paid dividends from this propertT
aEd 600 spent in Development work and over
coming their water problem.
time this company had IN operation one OF ths
largest Cornish pumping engine, IN the world 70 keep
the mine OF which cost them fabulous sums
Today. with the opening OF The ONTARIO drain tun
pumping problem been solved and ali this
tremendous TO market their product eliminated
This stock Is intrinsicHy worth from $40 70 s5 par
share.
Buy IT, buy IT bsfors II has big advance. bsfor. Z,
% beyond your reach.
This stock one time sod high $50 per share
and consider 500 20 s2o share conservative
dction doubt II will reach these figures during
this preaent
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
A HUNTsMAN,s DILEMMA.

Those who hunt the fox used TO uncommon
experiences on occasion. but fortunately, II does
not fall to the lot OF every fox hunter to nd him
self dounder1nG in the middle Of bog long after
night has fallen This. however. was the unenvi-
able sxpsrfonos Of the huntsrnan CT Mr. 6crope's
pack on Q Yorkshire moor a few days ago. The
hounds had found fox late IN the day ana him
over hui and dale for q distances Of fifteen miles
q - - g vnAuA - 1amuA - WoAW hMlV
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11

MAILED FREE ON REQUEST
An eleborately illustrated and ably ited resurns
OF the past years developments in the town
Of Goldneld be published under the auspices OF the
Goldneld Mining Stock Exchange. be sent TO any
address In the world. free Of II
Nevada mines or stocks send your address We are
members Of the mining stock exchanges of Godheld
Reno and San Francisco, oldast shsd
brokerage house Goldneld
W. b. BOND q co. Goldnsld- NevadA
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
Surrogates' Notices.

HEORGB A. CROCKER.-IN PURSUANCE or AN
VI order OF Hon. Abner c Thomas. Surrogate Of ths
County OF Now York notice is hereby given ali
sons having claims against George A Crocksr
the County OF New York deceased the same
with vouchers thereof the subscribers
Of transsctns business. No: 90 John Street OU
Of New York before the 18th day OF July naxt
Datsc New rora, the 7th day January 1907.
LEAH REREE CROCKDR,
GEORGE A. CROCK ER, 5r,,
Executors.
nsys for Executors. No 81 William Street. Borough o<
Manhattan New York City.
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1924 Street.
Approximate of ths lien charge, sat-
isfy which above described property be sold
with interest thereon from November S0th.
ie06 together with allowance amounting to
kxOT1s together the expenses OF sale Approximate
of taxes assessments and water rates or other
be allowed purchaser OF the
mercy or paid by Referee is S494 II interest
Dated New York. December l4th. 1905
ISAAC +. RUSSELL. Rsferea-
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into safe retreat among the rocks After that,
huntsnan and master found themselves many miles
from kennel. with wornout steeds and tired pack.
moor that the huntsman got .bogsed:" Mr.. scropi
bounds rssohsd hoGHS q iad 9 uAknAgh2r-fAQ
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11

which the above described property be sold Is
to.4Tos3 with interest thereon day OF
November, 1903. together with aIlowances
amounting TO s525 A together with ths expenses the
sale The approximate amount OF the
nsnts and water other liens be allowed
the purchaser out OF the purchase money paid by
Referee, IS S7s9.71 and interest.
Dated. New York. January sth, 1901,
S. MORRILL, BANNER. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
Savings Banks.
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK.

S. L. Cor. 9Th Ave. and 18th st.
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT,
PER ANNUM will be credited depositors for the Blk
MONTHS and THREE MONTHS ENDING DEC. al,
1906. on all from hve dollars nd
dollars entitled thereto under tho by-lawA payable
Jan. 21. 1907.
JAMES QCINLAN. President
CHARLES NJ. BUTCHER, TreaSr
J. HAMPDEN ROBB, Secretary.
Deposits made before JAN. 10. 1901. will draw
interest from JAN. !. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11

THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
OF the City OF New York.
New York, January 10.
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders Of this
Bank. held January sth. 1907, the following named
gertlernen unanimously reelected Dirsotorsl
j. Edward simmons Robert w. Stuart.
Cornelius y. Bliss, T. Wilson
Charles Stewart Smith, William g opdyka
James q. Cannon.
At meeting Of the Board OF Directors, hei this
day. MI J, Edward Simmons, President and Mr.
James Q, Cannon, vics-Presidsnt unanimously
reelected
CHARLES n PATTERSON. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
THOMAS w. LAWSON.
Financial Elections.
OFFICE OF THE
METROPOLITAN TRUST CoMPANr
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

OFFICE OF THE
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPAm
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Sa Wall Street
Notice 10 hereby given that meeting Of the eteof
holders OF this Company for the election Of
Directors will be held the once OF Company
wall Street. the City OF New York clock
noon, the sixteenth day OF January, 1907. The
Transfer Books will be closed three O'clock p, NJ
January tth, 1907. aud viii remain closed until ten
O'clock A. NJ, January 17th. 1907
Dated. New York. January I'd. 1907.
JACOB C. KLINCH Secretary.
ThE PEOPLES BAyK
Of the City OF New York.
sea and ssE Canal ST.
January 1oth 1907.
At the annual meeting the stockholters hsid %
eighth inst following rentl.rnsn elected
TO the ensuing
DIRECTORS.
Scott Foster, Stevenson Taylor.
Adolph winpfhstrnsr Thomas willianA
Theodore W Norris. Theodore Tisdsmann.
Alfred n. Maclay. william Milne.
INSPECTORS
Freeman Bioodxood. Frederick v. PrfoA
George O. Milne.
Al subseauent meeting Of the Board Of Directors
held this day. Scott Foster. Esq, unanimously
siscted President, and Adolph Wimpfhensr, ESQ.
unanimously -slsctsd Vics-Prssident.
WILLIAM MILNE. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
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G. Q = p E S
TRINITY'S FINAL TO THE HOUNDS

The following kilograms Will carry their own story to
al interested in Trinity:
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11

Boston. january 10. 1907,
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Mother Dies From Grief.

IQUIQUE, Chile, Nov. 1.-TWO lives
were lost in the fire that visited this
por. and destroyed large section of
the poorer residential quarter. They
were two little girls, and when the bod.
fee were discovered by the distracted
mother the unfortunate woman e4pir-
ed from the stress of her emotion. A
total of 5000 people are homeless as a
result of the conhagration. They are
being cared for by the authorities and
the charltaoly inclined citizens.
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Xenturn Bnnk Closes.

VENTURA, Cal, Nov. 12.-The bank
Of William Collins & Sons closed Its
doors. and statement was given out
that the bank is taking advantage of
the day to day holiday. The bank has
deposits of 100000. and its assets far
exceed this amount. The immediate
cause of the suspension is lack Of
ready money owing to the inability of
farmers to sell crops and to the bank s
inability to get cash from other cities.
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RATHDRUM, Ida, Nov. 12.--S. C.
Thiers testimony in the Steve Adams
trial here was met with an objection
by Attorney barrow of the defense on
the ground that the confession Of Adj
ans had been obtained by threats and
promises of immunity and reward. The
objection was overruled. Thiel testi-
fed that Adams had told him in the
presence Of Mrs. Adams that he had a
25-35 rifle cartridge that had killed
Fred Tyler. Mrs. Adams told the wit
ness that the day after Steve's arrest
she had buried the cartridge and some
other articles near Baker City, Ore.
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The New Pure Food and Drug Law.

We are pleased to announce that Fo-
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full drugs, and we recommend IT as a
safe remedy for children and adults.
Quinlan's Pharmacy.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-Sitting on
bench in Central park in a drizzling
rain, an unidentified man committed
suicide by tying handkerchief around
his neck so tightly AZ to choke himself
to death. The body was found by Pa
trolman Frank O'Donnell.
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Stock Exchange Take. Holiday.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 12.-The LOU
isiana stock exchange has decided 70
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ut the request Of the clearing house,
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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-03-28
Helsman- -DidlaKe Wedding.

A very pretty wedding was sol
enmnlzed at the Helsman House in
Mildred, Pa. when Miss Mamie
Helsman daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph lielsman of Mildred, Pa. and
Mr.. Henry 7. Didlake Of Unionville,
Va. were united in holy matrimony
Wednesday morning March 20, 1907,
while the guests We're assembling in
the parlor and the adjacent corrid or
awaiting the arrival of the bride aud
groom. Promptly at I O'Clock the
March began headed by Rev. r.. IL.
Bent followed by the bride and
groom accompanied by Miss Lorena
Helsman and Mr.. Alfred Helsman
acting as bridemaid and groomsnan.
The bride was dressed in very
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Japanese silk. The travelling dress
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After the ceremony had been per-
formed the guests were ushered to
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Of delicacies Of which the guests free
ly partook of and many int. resting
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With pink, green ana lemon decora-
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morning train for an extended trip
among the cities of the Eastern Coast.
Their many friends wish them
happy and prosperous life. The
guests present at the wedding were;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen; Mr..
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Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blsley, and
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