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New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Oct 10, 1907

FL Dia. Mason Galveston T. To tho
Southern Pacific Go. with mdse. Left Quarantine
Steamer City Atlanta Smith Savannah October T.
TO the Ocean IS Co. with passengers and mdse. Left
Quarantine at 6:J5 a
Teutonc (Brl. Smith. Southampton Cher
bourg October = and Queenstown 3. the White
Line with 435 cabin and 412 passengers mails
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 2:4l m.
Steamer Cubano (Cuban) Baker Sagua October l. Car
denas and Matnazas q. the Munson SIS Line, with
Arrived at the Bar at $3.50 IN.
Gulia CAust) Cherubini Trieste Il
Is Almeria "a. Phelps a. Co, -
cabin and 1895 seerage passengers and mdse Arrived
he 3
steamer (EsrD, Iumsdane Glasgow September
2s MovtIe ~ Henderson Bros 1903 cabin
steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived the
Bar at
steamer Mot1e Ger. Dempwolf Genoa September -
Naples 2s. to the Hamburg American Line, with
rived at Bar 12:iJ IN.
steamer Phdbus Ger. Scherhorst. Hamburg Septem-
"a Shields 26. to Philip Ruprecht in ballast. Ar
a the Bar at 2:2o
Steamer Norman (SwedD. Anderson. Cardenas Septem
ber 30 Havana october T. to the Munson SIS Line.
with sugar Arrived the Bar at 1870 m.
Monroe. Hulphers. Newport News and Norfolk,
Old Dominion Sc Co. with passengers and nSdse
Left Quarantine al 423
Steamer Iroquos Chichester Jacksonville October
Charleston the Clyde SIS Co. with passengers and
mdse- Left Quarantine at 4:21
Steamer Amsterdam (Dutchl Roerer, Chester. Penn.
October the Holland America Line IN ballast Left
Quarantine at 1:4O
Steamer Grenada (Br) McGrath Perth Amboy. the
Trinidad shipping and Trading Co. In ballast Passed in
Quarantine at 9:l5
SIS Co with passengers and mdse. Left Quarantine at
Steamer Croydon (Br) Mann Rotterdam September TO-
Hamburg Is and Barry 20 10 the New York and Conu-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
ACTIVITY IN NEW SUBWAY ZONE.

Mapledoram & Co. have sold for Max Kurzrok
10 F. j. ". Burke block fronts on both sides OF
9Th ave-, between SD and 63d SITS. Brooklyn The
parcels comprise about twenty lots. The property
Is on the line Of the proposed 4th ave. subway
Brooklyn.
Galitzka & Co. have sold the following BROOKLYN
parce's: For Louis Levy to z. KasneI Nos 5505
and 55Gl 5th ave. four story double brick store.
property. and 10 H. Zinner Nos 500 and 55ll 5th
ave- four story double brick store property. for
client No 4e3 Goth St. a three story single 40.
house; for Louis Levy TO Zinner & Kasner No
bVS 5th ave, four story double brick store prom
erty; 10 H. Malloy No. 55ls 5th ave. a four stor,,
ooupie orlck store property; to NJ. Kelly, No 55r7
'th ave. Tour story double brick store property.
TO l. Lazarus. Nos. 55l3 and 55l5 5th ave a four
story double brick store property and to Samuel
Heyman the southeast corner of 9Th ave and 55th
st. four story double brick store building.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11

Benjamin r. Lummis has leased for term Oh ol
years the three story brownstone house, No. JIG
East 10th st: also an apartment at No 4S 9TH
ave. at the northeast corner of l1th ST.
Duross & Co. have leased loft at No 81 west
18th ST for c. A. Dunn to Wiesen & Goldstein Tor
a term of years; also for Giovanni b Ranetto 10
the Health Chemical Company No. 4CS West 18th
q also the three story dwelling house at the
southwest corner of 18th ST. and 7th ave. for Emma
Scherer to Lavina Armstrong; also the three story
stable at No. 4l3 West 18th St, for d. G. Cole TO
Richard Murphy for a term of years.
The Rickert-Finlay Realty Company have lease"
for ten wears at a rental of $4,000 the sixth floor
of the Ionolith Building, No. 45 West 3ith st.
The company's new quarters have a frontage ot
20 feet and a depth Of l2O feet and contain about
1000 square feet of floor space
Lee & Rush have leased 10 a Mr.. Engel the three
story and basement dwelling house. No. 81 West
9th St. for a term of years.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Walton ave, west side, 1868 feet north of r2urr-
eide ave- two five story brick tenement houses
S7Jexs7u feet each. Moses Muller. owner; Goldner
d Goldberg, architects; $4,000
st Paufs Place. northwest corner Crotona Place
six story brick tenement house 5111kx764 4xs7 feet
l. Weiner, owner; J. .. Watson, architect; S45 600
Hughes ave, northwest corner 1920 st, five story
brick store and tenement house. 42x53 4xS34 feet
Marie Krabo. owner; Charles Schaefer. jr, archi-
tect; SOS 900.
One hundred and seyenty-eighth St. north sid
" teet east OF Bryant ST. five story brick tenement
house. Ssx7s.3x767 feet Bonagur Construction Com
pany, owner; Y. Bonagur. architect; $1,000
Andrews ave, west side, 425 feet south of Ford
ham Road. two story and attic frame dwelling
house. 2lxSo feet J. J. and Elizabeth Trewen own
ers; Stanley A. Dennis, architect; 5000
Boston Road, north side. 125 feet east of Fifth
ave- one story frame shop 25x36 feet George link
owner; J. Melville Lawrence, architect; slOOO
Westchester ave. southeast corner of l73d ST
three three story brick stores and dwelling houses
17Xslx5sl1 feet William Kelleher owner; b. Ebe-
ling. architect; S215OO.
Westchester ave, south side, 25.45 feet east OF
Hist st, three story frame store and dwelling house
p 4x54x50s feet. Samuel Geller, owner; b. Ebeling
architect; $500
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
TAXPAYERS DAY.
TWO CITY HILL HEARINGS
City Budget and TOrrens Title Sys-
tenn To Be Discussed.

The Allied Real Estate Interests will be repre-
sented "A the hearing this morning before the
Bosrd Of Estimate ana appointment BY Joseph
l. ButtensseiseT. one of the directors Of the asso-
ciation. The hearing viii be held in Room 16,
city Hall. Taxpayers are invited by the board 10
appear and he heard in regard to the appropria-
tions To be made and included in the forthcoming
city budget.
Allan Robinson. president of the Allied Real Fs-
tate Interests said yesterday that he expected that
a number of representative taxpayers would lie
present
This is the first year that any effort has been
made by the city 10 secure intelligent budget"
he said. Some OF the departments and bureaus
have based their estimates for the coming year
upon statements which the average layman Is ca
pable OF understanding. Those of who are
familiar with the progress that has been made ap-
preciate the efforts Of the Mayor the Controller
and their associates 10 bring about proper state
ments. and we believe that the taxpayers generally
viii testify by their presence tomorrow that they
are interested in this important matter. l know
that many of the directors and prominent members
Of this association intend 10 he present
public meeting of the Torrens board viii also
he held this afternoon in the City Hail
Mrs Arthur Julia Mouton bought yesterday,
through Pease & Gilman, No / East 6lst St. a
five story American basement dwelling house, a
plot 50S100 feet. a complete report of the sale
will he found in another column.
In the Real Estate Exchange SalesrOonns yester-
day Joseph PsDay sold No. Isl South st, four
story brick tenement house, with store on plot
S6 2x2I1 feet, to Julia VolckhaUsen, "a party in
interest" S1775O: No. 10 South st, six story
brick tenement house, with store. plot 261ox
l9x Irregular to Frederick B. Lemaire for $3l,6o0
No. ia South st, four story brick tenement
house with store 1710x68 8x irregular, TO Frederick
B. Lemaire. for $4,000. and Nos. 2S6 and 23S East
18th st. six story brick hathouse, with store on
a pot 25x1022 feet. IN foreclosure action broushI
bv s. Grodginsky against NJ. Seplow, to the
Plaintiff for $30500. The amount due on the 18TH
St property was about $4,000.
Samuel Goldsticker sold In foreclosure parcel
7xee II feet on the north side of 145th St. 125 feet
vest of Lenox ave, to the American Mortgage
Company, the plaintiff, for $1,000 The amount
due was about $1,000 subject 10 a prior mortgage
of s90O00 Also sold adjoining plot, 15Xs9l feet
fronting IN 18th St, TO the same company ioF
SO o94 About $1,000 also due on that parcel
Mr. Day will offer for sale to-day in the auction
rooms No 500 West 143d St, five story hathouse
25x9e11 feet
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
Public Notices.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NINTH JUDICIAL
DUCT SECTION NO In the matter OF the application
petition OF ]. Edward simmons. Charles \
Charles n. Chadwick constituting the Board of Wote-
city of New York 70 acquire real esf,ro
behalf OF the city Of New under I,ha,,
ter 7"i of OF 1905 and the acts amendator,
thereof IN Towns OF Yorktown CortIandt Wsst
chester County. the purpose OF providin,
mn additional supply pure wholesome water for b
use of h City Of New York
PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Tbi-,
Separate Report Edward C. Whitaker William 1 EaI
mssioners Appraisal in the above matter bv
an order OF this Court made vat Special Term thereof
held the Court House at White Plains. Weschester
County. n. Y. January 10Th. 1907 filed IN tho
the Clerk OF the County Of Westminster the
18th September 1907 and affects Parcels Nun
bers Forty t40 Forty six G6). and Forty-eght
the map in this proceeding
NOTICE is FURTHER GIVEN that n application will
be at Special Term OF the of the
state of New York. be held the Ninth
Judicial District. the Justices In the itv
of New Rochelle Westchester County. New York on tbs
a6th October. 1907. O'Clock the forenoon
OF that thereafter as counsel can "a
heard order confirming report and FOR sucb
and further relief
Dated New York. September 3Oth. 1907.
FRANCIS X. PENpL.ETON,
Corporation Counsel.
Hall OF Records.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

p
Moyile, Oct lO-Furnessa d3r. New York for Glasgow
southampton oct l0-Majestc (Brl. New York via
Plymouth Cherbourg - - 80
CherDourg oct 10 $40 a m-PennsylvanIa Ger, New
York via Plymouth Hamburg -
Perna9buco oct s-Gutrune Ger. New via Bar
for Boston New York
Cape Town Oct lO-clan Macntyre CBr. New York for
Naples. oct 9-Cretic (r New York for Genoa; Alice
(Ausp, New York: Roma (T}r).
Havre Oct 10. 10 n MA Savoie (Fr).
Newport Oct S-Heronspoo (T}rl. York Havre
Mozambique Oct lO-Aros Castle (Br). New York vi
Cape Town Port Elizabeth. London. Natal
DeaEoa Bay and Reira.
Cochin. oct 7-Moltkefels tGe), New York via Aden
KurraChec etc.
Para. Get 9-Cearense (Br), New York via Barbados
SAILED.
Queenstown. TO- 12:45 m--Oceanic (Br) New York
Liverpool Oct 1O-Arahic tBr) New York via Queens
Algers. Oct s-Tudor Prince Or). New York
Sagres, 5-Lusiana QtaD Naples New York
Barbados, Oct 9-Atrato (l}r), Southampton.
Almeria, Oct 6-Neustria Err, New York.
PASSED.
Lizard Oct 1o-Cambrian (Brl- Boston for London: New
York Dutch. New York for Rotterdam; lsupposed)
81 Laurent (Fr). New York for HaVre-
Tarifa oct 1OMoraitls Greek. New York for smyrna
Gibraltar 1O-Corfe tFrl, Calcutta via Suez
Tor Philadelphia and New York
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
ELEPHANTS DO LONG BEACH WORK.
Two, Under Direction of Hindu, Busy at
Rebuilding of Resort.

Long Beach Long Island. presents the spec
tace Of two elephants. just arrived from Bonn
bay, at work With their heads against a tim
Der they push it into place. Harnessed to cars
filled with dirt and cracked stone, they draw
loads that could not be budged by several teams
of horses. The work of the elephants is di-
rected by a tiny Hindu.
1t found that the animals could not only
do the work of several of the strongest horses,
but that they did not tire easily as the horses
their broad feet not sinking so deeply In the
yielding sand as the hoofs of the horses. Roger
and Alice, the elephants are not trick beasts.
but their tiny master, Foga Bey the Hindu,
can make them do almost anything
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Mrs. Harriette ". Bergman has sold No 1g7 East
18th st. a four story and basement stone front
dwelling house q lot 25x90 feet
George Hampton & Bro. have sold for the Wright
estate No. 157 West 18th st, a four story dwell
ing house. on lot 19x1022 feet
Philip Potash has sold No. 407 East 117th street =
Tour story dwelling house on lot 16xlOO11 feet to
TOmaso Polfcelli.
William NJ Benger is reported to have sold No
12' West S4th street. five story fathouse, on a
plot 2Z4x111-8 feet.
Smith & Phelps have sold for o. Weed the two
lots 5xll4 feet on the northerly side of 22sb 81
225 feet east of ID ave.
Alfred NJ. Rau Is the buyer of No 159 West sstb
street. sold recently by Mrs. Helen Ayres
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
AUCTION SALE OF PAINTINGS.

The =. A. Fleischmann's MISUNDERSTANDING
Munich, will have auction sale of the collec-
ton Of the late DR.. Martin Soehle, of Hamburg, at
the end of October The collection it is announced
consists of 230 paintings, among them works by A.
and O. Achenbach. A. Boecklin. Rosa Bonheur, A.
Calame, J. Constable. ]. r. c. Corot. Oh. F. Dau-
bigny Decamps, +. V. Defregger. n. Diaz, w.
V. Diez, Jules Dupre. e Gebhardt. Ed. Grutzncr,
II Herkomer, E. Isabey, Jos. Israels. F. A. v
Kaulbach, l. Knaus. w. Leibl, F. V. Lenbach.
VI. IAebermann. A. Ler, A. Mauve, J. Maris. A.
Melbye. a. V. Menzel NJ. V. Munkacsy, /. Munthe
Ed Schleich, Ad. Schreyer. G. Segantini. C. Spitz-
weg +. V. Stuck. H. Thoma, F. V. Uhde Fr VoItz
and +. Zimmerman.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
DENIAL EY w. V. KELLEY.

William V. Kelley president of the American
Steel Foundries Company. viii not become assoc-
ated with the Allis-Chalmers Company in an ad-
visory capacity, 1t was announced yesterday. It
was reported recently that Mr.. Kelley who is a
director of Allis-Chamers. to take an active
part in its management similar report was
circulated regarding ex-Judge +. H. Gary chair
man of the United States Steel Corporation which
Mr. Gary denied. Mr. Kelley said yesterday that
the management Of the American Steel Foundries
would not permit him to become associated with
any other company in an active capacity
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Patricia. which reported TO Siasconset at : 80 a m
Yesterday when loo miles OF the Nantucket Shoals
ing ~ "
The Philadelphia communicated with Sable Island YES
terday at l2:3O when $50 miles Hook
WIN probably reach her dock about O'Clock tomorrow
The TouTaine reported Cape Race. New. .aud.
at b:l5 yesterday afternoon when miles -l-; Is
expected To reach her dock about p m SATURDAY.
The Columbia in communication with Cape I3aca
at @;45 o'clock yesterday morning when I3O miles
Of there. She is expected dock Sunday afternoon
about : O'clock
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
WILL REMODEL GEORGE gHRETs HOUSE

Plans have been filed for enlarging and partially
remodelling the four story and basement house NO.
East 93d st. owned by George Ehret The ar
chitects are Kafka & Lindemeyer.
The Manhattan plans for new buildings hled yes
terday also included a two story bazaar building
and dwelling house 100 feet front and lo4 feet deep
to be built for James Thorn, owner, at Fort
George in Amsterdam ave, north Of l%fh ST. AT
a cost of 10000 and a one story store building
for Peter G. Eckhardt at the southeast corner OF
St Nicholas ave and 1S4th St. at a cost Of 500"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
ANOTHER STATEN ISLAND DEAL

Edward T n. Van Pelt has sold through the
Office OF Cornelius G Kollf to a. Hackenforth his five
acre farm in Washington ave, between the An
nandale Road and the Amboy Road at Annandale
Staten Island This property is near the large
tracts bought last year by Wood Harmon & Co.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
REPORT ABOUT s4TH ST. DEAL UNTRUE

Maurice 3. Blumenthal counsel for Bonwit
Teller & Co and the Bonwit Realty Company, said
yesterday in regard to the report printed Thurs
day that a syndicate had purchased the premises
Nos l3 and Is West Bath St: The report is un-
true Robert S. Smith made offer to purchase
the property, but il was not acceptable The prop
erty has been Withdrawn from the market"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
SATURDAY. OCTOBER -.
'Talses mali fo- South Brazil. tParcels post only.
TRANsPAclFIc MAILS.

Destination Close York.
Hawaii. Japan. CoTea, China and Phil
ippine Islands Cvia san Francisco)
China day. 900 m
Tahiti Marquesas Islands Cvia
Francisco)-NIariposa .........,.... oct IL 600 m
Hawaii japan. Corea. China (via San
Francisco -Manchuria ...:.......... Oct 49, 500 m
New Zealand Australia (except
WesD. Fiji Islands Samoan Islands
and New Caledonia (via san Fran
cisco)-Gowanburn .................. Oct 90 m
Hawaii (via San Franclsco)-Aameda. Oct 81 600 m
dressed oniy). via seatte5-TTemont. oo, 21 600 m
Japan. Corea. China Philippine
Empress of china. .......-.. Oct "a 600 m
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
(via San Francsco)-United States
Transport Oct 81. 800 m
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11

Registration in the Republican districts for
the first two days has been exceptionally light.
Il must be brought up to the normal figures
before the close of the last day. If you have
not registered you have been derelict in your
duty as citizen. Register TO- morrow!
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
ALASKA BANK CLOSES DOORS

Seattle, Wash, Oct 10-The II. D. REYNOLDS
Bank, at Valdez, Alaska. closed its doors yester
day Boston and New England capital, furnished
largely by school teachers formed the basis of the
Reynolds bank Seattle banks are involved for
about $4,000 in loans
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
TO ENLARGE AN OFFICE eu,, n,uo

IIans have been filed with BUILDINGS S,,nari,
ienaent Murphy for enlargng the one story office
building in the block between South william and
stone SITS by the addition CT a new story and =
lsaAea ornamental roof. making an attic. Tho
D''1Io'ehisnts are 70 be made for Percy a.l,ubh o.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
BELL ELECTRIC co. GETS N. J. PLANT

Nicholson Co. have sold TO the Bell Electric
Company large plant at Garwood N J. formerly
used as metal works. They have also leased for
the Armour estate TO Western client large fac
tory at New Haven.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
SALE OF LARGE COLLEGE AVENUE PLOT.

Clement H. Smith sold for the 6. II. Lester Real
~ Company twenty-one lots in College avenue, be-
tween l69th and 10th SITS: also. for James J.
Dixon two lots in the Neill estate 50x15O feet on
the west side Of Bronx Park ave. about 125 feet
south Of West Farms Road.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
BANK EoR OYSTER BAY.

Albany. oct 1O-The State Banking Department
to-day authorized the North Shore Bank of Oyster
Bay to do business The capital is $25 600 The
directors include Jesse Rhodes, +. p. Cheshire
Frank Mcqueen. Chester Painter of Oyster Bay.
and William L. Hollaway. of New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
Furnished apartments to Let.

FoUR-RooM APARTMENT, new. overlooking Morn
ingside Drive; electricity all convenlences seen all
day. VIVIAN. 430 West 1921 St
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
mrN1Ar1rrr ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises 5od sun sets 5:2S Moon 30 Moons age
HIGH WATER
AASandy Hook Gov Island 10 IL He'll Gate 70 oc
PMsancy Hook lO34 Cox. 1924 Hell Gate ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
MANY LEASES REPORTED.

owner, at cost Of $1,000 Carrere & Hastings
are the architects.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11

72O p 80
Steamer Framheld O}r). Mcdonald Cardenas October
10 ~ -
sandy Hook N J. 10. o:s4 m-wind south.
light: clear. ''
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
The Turf.

nvERTISEMENTs and subscriptions for The TriSs. sy
~ received at their Uptown Office, No 1854 bre,
between SGth and sts., until O'Clock m - rS.l-
tsementS received the following hTdncn 1nlces ~
lar office rates until o'clock viz - eth
23d 1853 ave. ST 92 Eass "a
ST: 2SI West 42d 18th and Sth aNes.'
West l2Sth ST ts Sd between 10Th ana t ts -
l02b Sd 6Ist iTCS lst near osA '
lSs Fast l25th St; 1Jd fremont ave; 60 81 ara
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11

TO LEF.-Newark. y. J-FTreproof factory building
4 suitable for manufacturing business railroad
Address FRANK W. MILLER, Arlington st. Newark
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
Sailed

Steamers Cedric t}rD. Liverpool via Queenstown.
hluecher oqer) Hamburg via SOUTHAMPTON and Cher
bourg; La Provence (FT). Havre;
men via Plymouth and Cherbourg: Carpathia ar,
Gibraltar, Genoa. United DAM C,hrisar
sand and Copenhagen; Citta di taD Naples and
Genoa; Joseph d1 Giorgio CNor) Antonio Prone
theus Ger. Rotterdam CuyahoEa tr) Flushing. Ad-
miral Schley Port Antonio; Avalon (or) Antonio:
Astraea (Hr( baltimore: Merida. Havana. Vera Cruz
etc; City OF Macon. Savannah Comanche Charleston ami
Jacksonville: FL Norte Galveston; C'halmette New or
leans; Hamilton Norfolk and Newport News; Sf (Norl.
PHILADELPHIA Jamestown, Norfolk and Newport News:
Pawnee. Philadelphia "''
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11

DOSr OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON ID L,
october $. lpn5-Sealed proposals from u4teuees or
ther nsSiCncCs the sale uarsnrad devices
intended 20 effect the exchange OF mails with rovua,
trains VIII DE received at this Department
u. 190S All proposals be made in accord
with the specifications. which be obtained from
tho Second Assistant Postmaster
MENEK. Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE. s. y Y.

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE s. y "
New York state Arsenal, 9TH Ave. cor 95th St
New York city October 4th 1907
Sealed Proposals. subject the conditions OF the
sale, viii be received the Arsenal until twelve
o'clock, Friday. October 18th. 1907 for the pur
chase Of condemned Ordnance, Quartermaster and
t'ommssary stores Catalogues giving quantities
ditions. etc be had application 10 this oiice
NELSON II. HENRY.
AdIutant General =. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11

SEALED PROPOSALS; N DUPLICATE. WILL BE
~ received at Office Of Commissioner
Eis Island. y Y, H., until $50 p n.. Tuesday. Octo-
h"r l5 1907. and cIeued immediately thereafter
labor and materials required for installation Wiz
dow Sash. Doors and Heating Apparatus Covered
Way at the L. = Immigrant Station. Ellis Island
\ Y II. Particulars TO limitations conditions
governing bidders from ROBERT
WATCHORN. Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11
Brooklyn Property for Sale.
Proposals.

DROPoSAI.s FOR sIX-INCH TUBULAR WELL. WAR
4 Department. o. Constructing Quarter
master, Sew London, Conn. October H. I}S7.-Sealsd
proposals for furnishing all material labor necessary
and sinking siN inch tubular well Fort Terry.
York, Will be received here until II A. November
H. 1907. and then opened Information furnished
application Envelopes containing proposals should he
endorsed. Proposals sinking "a Well Fort Terry
\ ~ and addressed WILLIAM e. HORTON.
capt. -
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11

INIiE RIVERDALE Riverside Drive. corner 10th At
high class apartments: ready for occupancy
New-York tribune., 1907-10-11

DRoTpSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY SUP
tIIES-pltgs OF Assistant Purchasing AGENT. Pan
anna Eatr0ad Company. - Street York Octo-
t"r 10. proposals "A %
ice until $500 = NJ October Is 1907 furnishing the
at'y" mentioned articles Blanks and full information
may be obt9tn'N at this Office. =. g. NORDSIEk. As
sLstant ILrrhas.nE
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-16
Filipino Prefers Spain 10 United States.

40 Ithaca "a. " dispatch OF recent
date says: That Filipino colony at the
Cornrll summer school IL considerably
apitated over wliat some Of the mem-
bcrs describe as tho unrest among tie
people OF the Philippines, which, they
any, Ia not unlike tho dissatisfaction that
precedcd tho outbreak of hostilitlcs
ncainst Spain. According to these
Filipinos, their countrymcn arc quito
miserablo under tho protection of the
a,ars rnd stripcs; look bnck longtngly to
tho days Of Spanish rule, and would VOL
come II Japanese invasion TINT might
Tree them from American tyranny.
Pedro Tuason, q law student who
camo hero from Washington, and Il.
A ApcaoIi, another Filipino member OF tho
COLONY, wore particularly bitter III
rccent public utteranCos. Addressing II
Ia,ue audience q! univoreity mon IN
flarnee hall, Tunaon characterized tho
A american attitude to the FilipDos m
untntcllipcut. Particularly, ho said, tic
Fil;ninos resented being looked upon no
nm inferior people. Tho United Siatce
ind taken away tho islande' market in
spa,n aud Ind established tariff that
n,ec,uded tho acquisition OF other
markets, by this economic tyranny
moro hateful to the Filipinoe than the
,o,i,ical and ecclesiastical tyranny OF
spain, tho Philippines wor" threatened
with impovcrishmcni'
Agcaoli declared that h'e conntrymen
wore deeply grateful to tho Span'arde,
who hal given their wards "a thorough
and conecnial civilization md had In