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The daily sentinel., 1907-12-21

Just note these Christmas delica-
cies. which you can get at the Smith
Thomas Grocery Co.-Malaga grapes.
Florida pineapples. grape fruit. dates,
figs. candies.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-21

We are now located In our new
building ut 545 Colorado avenue. and
are better prepared than ever to fix
you up in anything IL the plumbing
line. Your bath room will be free
from sewer gas II l do your Job.
]. E. Mckenzie.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-21

Heavy hauling done In a satisfa
ctory manner by Barton AID Terrill
Corner Fifth and Colorado. Firs,
class livery stable.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-21

Are you going east for the holi-
days? Don't forget the 4 O'Clock
Midland. always on time.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-21

Shell fish OF every description at
wadsworth q soLs for the Christmas
holidays.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-21

Swiss and Neufchatel cheese. Edam
and American cheese Of every sort
for the holiday trade.-Wadsworth
4 Sons.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-21

4 O'Clock is the time the Midland,
fast train leaves for the east.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-21

The best soc whip you ever
bught. Fred Mautey.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-21

We want your sewer connections.
]. e. Mckenzie.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-21

Holiday soods-C. D. Smith Drug
Company.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-21

Presents
Dressing Cases. Manicure Sets.
Cut Glass. Medallion Pictures.
Fa-cy Briar Pipes.
Fancy Meerschaum Pipes,
Cigar Jars, Brush Sets.
Bronze statuary. Fancy Books,
Shaving Sets, Collar & Gun Boxes.
Bibles. Ladies' Hand Bags,
Smoking Sets, Post Card Albums.
Comb and Brush Sets. Soap Cases,
Toilet Water, Fancy Perfume.
Cum Boxes, Sugar & Creamers.
Travelling Companions.
Fancy Mirrors. Jewel Cases.
crumb Trays. Military Sets.
Sewing Boxes. Xmas Stationary.
Glove Boxes, Hand Mirrors.
Neckwear Boxes. Tea strainers,
Teddy Bears, Pase PASTOR Pictures
Razor strops.
Famous Star Safety Razors.
Famous Star Safety Razor Sets,
Wards Safety Razors,
Gillette Safety Razors.
Fancy Ash Trays. Shaving Mugs
Silver Shaving Mugs. China.
Imported Bulk Perfumes.
Christmas Boxes of Cigars.
Ink Stands, Cut Glass Water Sets
Gentlemen's Card Cases.
Canes. Christmas Post Cards.
Christmas Bells,
Fancy whisp Broom Sets.
Nut Bowls and Individual Dishes
Dressing Combs. Hair Brushes.
Pocket Books.
Music Rolls. Hdkfs Boxes.
Electroiiers. Reading Lamps.
Writing Cases. Pin Trays.
Cloth Brushes. Paper Knives.
Celery Trays, Albums.
Hand Painted China. Fancy Flask
Medicine Cases. Fancy Clocks,
Comb and Brush Trays,
Fancy Match Cases,
Perfume Atomizers, Sewing Sets
The finest line of LOWNEY':
CHRISTMAS BOXES OF CHOCA
LATE BoNBONs ever shown on tn,
Western Slope.
We have many more attractive OF
herings for the Christmas time
Make our store your Headquarters
We present this year the larges
assortment of practical Holiday Gift
in our history. You cannot come II
our store without finding somethin,
at once appropriate and satisfactory
Come to our Store 70,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12
10FEWER TARIFF SUITS
Ffe Hundred 4ppeaIs in Dingley
Ta7c Cases No7c Pending.

c-,.i..-cz 7cel -ref II the Treasury Department
= +aar lie ..r--a of time a tariff IS in effect
= nor lesser -as volume Of customs Irrigation
- r1.-r1a- -=-.rf law has now been in operation
= -.- ses-s a-5 II was generally believed that
- u-a.I5 .a falling Of in appeals by The eov-
-. - and II importers Suca was not The re-
su,, hoveva--
S-r -1srs are rs.ly rva hundred appeals by I'M
80 and -r- Treasury Department AWAITING
- IN --a G-r-ei States Circuit court Some
= .bsse -es.- .s-. l.-eu carried on the calendar
~ some -r-e. owing 20 requests Tor postpone
as-ts tl-t t.- -rtl-ar part 81 tie appeals are Of
-s,a-- o-.c-~ WgTs - t0@ court or Appeals
:. .-ss ct-r-.-. however. appears - he We'll "a
80 IS -n-r- are UoW only SiNty-tUo cases U1
-. so-be- ..- -=-t5=6
Tae- of -a ---s-f litigation III Tie United states
- crr-=r--a--. fr this ,ir~. wle-e raa Federal
T--1.. Ce-r- t- t.a southern District az Nv
Tr-s and i-r-ai- court = Appeals Tor ina
: rts.ri.r --. situated They hear and decide
: 80 -.--.-.z appeals than all rha other feI-
:, r-i--s --..-ha-.r the county combined Tie
r-sren- ...-z. e-.on -ha Circuit Court said
= - due p. --e fact that rra session has been
I'd to- taa consideration of customs protests
80 last A---. t-.- Il Is lro5atIa that IL o-to-
- many o. r- pending issues Viii h. cleared ID.
h va cf contrast. the appeals pending In tla
-. Cos.-s r4- The Distric- O. Massachusetts.
r1yerrz Ii II If Boston. ana that of tie East
s-n pts;r--- = PENNSYLVANIA. covering FH'lalel-
ria az oe g. .a--a- interest. Compared Win NeEy
yo-k's 80 .-lced appeals IN the Circuit curt
fa-s ocly ra--E-Ivo issues are pending ia Falia-
-rs- - y - -er cent OF the total imports coming
mo The j--.-a states pass through inns port
Il xas sad yesterday thai ua -,ats-i- the TraH-
20 r-evai.-- among importers - dividing equally
With customs lawyers refunds 81 instances where
5+.1rors ar -a FAVOR II The Owners of imported
-e.caazd-s= has had rcuch 20 do with tle cnur.-u-
7res Of litigation and Ire raising OF a." points in
-z-r c--s---..--a-- T--Ge- -la existing practice
attorneys are only goo s-ad 80 take u0 cases win
ne r-dsTrrE 7t winning - r=- cent of tie refunds
:. -r.- contentious arr ultimately Erhcl--
s. - 80 d
rrc.ra ,a--a a. litigation AZ 1.e present time las
had 70 do n.fs duties on aoJ1.es- Importers "f-
isc-s5 70 --a .--~.al IN GuGania value of certain
charges fo- rs'-a- -. eerEiTl-. etc. and a-
result - ben thrown into the federal
courts = several hundred importers.
- rex- prolific Czr.s" at l--.-aT-~l has -al
. dg VII -- classification ot feather >tl.cl lrt-z.
t-aidli sets. --rrnatsd - ol which hrs-Gs are r-e
c1ei Tal1e- elastic brai5s and allied goods. FOL
l17-rE trese protests covering aHor.- ererv line
c. ---ro--s To impression seems - prevail n
co-s circles that = me Circuit Court = 20 keep
saezz- % --a asas- ~ r. frequent ssarz tHr rsa
considerable o- tariff Questions n--l he necessary
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12
BOYS SECOND FALL ON HOOK FATAL
Nose Torn OF Month Ago at Butcher Shop,
He Goes Back and Is Dying.

JUS a 1e ~-a- recovering from similar acci-
cent VII -.asso1. seven years Old. was i'm
raied yesterday on a meathoOk and now =
ting in tIe Harlem Hospital Willie has had
10 nother since last March, and his ten-year-oid
ksler Margaret has iaeen the little mother 20
In ana Johnny. four years old, ever since
Ire Clsssa-s liva Al 40 2-rF1 Eighth avenue
me father is plasterer. hut has been out -
tork Tor long time The children were play
M IL The butcher shop next door, and when
Margaret back vas turned Willie climbed up
q the beam from which the meat IS swung out
Eae the sh1Y. His sister, turning around, saw
mn and told him TO come down. The boy
started 70 obey. bat slipped, inpaling himself
n one II The hooks. L punctUred his lungs just
above the heart
As tie lad hung there screaming, his sister
cle1 - take him down. but she was not strong
enough The screams of the children brought
Vne q the :zeighbors. but she was not strong
enough 20 rescue the child. II was not for sew
gsl minutes that man came aud took down
ne unconscious boy An ambulance was sum
.-%aed from the Harlem Hospital, hut owing 10
y internal heEI0rrhages the boy has practically no
Chance
l.e climber up IN the same beam month ago,
eho ii falling one cf the hooks tore his nose
-es!ly Of. He had had his bandages off for the
--ist TINE yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12
EEhrS OE DIVERS.

The recent endurance Of diver TrapneH ny
name for five and a half hours III twenty-five
fathoms of water recalls some leihSll h""'
- % other famous divers. James Hooper.
-, English diver engaged in recovering copper
from a ship sunk somewhere off the South A.
Ianti. Coast reached depth Of 2o4 feet Inc
rressure was so exhausting. however that' had
ba remained at that depth for more than twenty
i.,,+.. at a time the blood would have been
oo,,-ipf, freely from ears and nose. The pay or
. diver is from 50 S10 a day for ordinary
t,,rhor and dock work. but in the case OF special
deep sea salvage the fees are great deal more
vim frequently n percentage Of the value re-
..a,,os Alexander Lambert made about So
ooO in his work on the Spanish mail steamer
n,foneo XII which sank with S"ot"Vo "f
treasure off Port Cando. Lambert was one OF
the most courageous Of divers he once crepc
for a quarter OF mile through t'e ii'5ues -
60, tunnel IN close a watertight door which
had been left open by the panicstricken "oFh-
uleu-Boston TRANSCRIPT
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12
GENIUS DIES H PIUPER.
Most 4ccomp pfshed Teacher IN St0m-
ford Tictim Of ConUir0lity.
fpv relerranh 20 The Trihune

Stamford. Conn, Aug IA few members Of tho
local Turner LiedertafeI gathered at Thomas
Isrennar's undertaking rooms this morning. and
led bv a German minister, held a funeral service
for Dr. otto Won CLASS for many years looked
upon as one Of the most accomplished teachers in
stamford and up to his death Friday pct-
,tresn1e figure about town. After the service the
bodv was taken to Woodland and buried in a
Mace which the grateful Germans had bought
Dr Won Ciaass died in Stamford Hospital of a
ccrnpliration Of diseases. chief among which was
alcoholism lie was horn in West Prussia nifty
six wears ago and graduated from the Uni
versity OF G0ttingen, receiving degrees In Tan
guares mathematics and music. He then studied
IN Bouu' where ne pursued advanced studies IN
mathematics He to this country and at
tanned a place instructor in II l. Kings school
FOL boys $50
He soon became known in the town Tor. unhka
other school teachers. he became frequenter of
saloons He mystined the barrooms with his
II athematical feats and with his chess and check
ers No matter what Of crowd might be in
saloon Dr. Won GLASS would pick up conver-
sation IN the native tongue. He could talk Japan
.se and Chinese as well as all the European IAN
guares and a favorite sport OF his was TO enter
tatD n barroom with what he termed a medley or
averv national song in existence. When At TINS
trick he would draw upward Of Il dozen IAN
e,,acas II included the wearing Of the Green
IN Gaelic. -, -
high scholastic attainment. but DR.. King had TO
dispense with his services few years ago on
account of his drinking. Since then he eked out a
living at tutoring college boys and in giving music
lessons He was a violin player OF genuine excel
lence and also sang well. In the last year or two
he lived largely on the generosity q his fTlenoS'
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12
JERSET OFFTCER ERRED.
Though Badge and HoaPonS En-
fmptfd HIM from .4rrest Here.

Peer sa-re---r-f rol5 Magistrate Barlow IN
,.--rtzzr-z ..--- yesterday that he ~as ~or-
s1rle tgr tie -.-r7 - LEa'li0a-on. :. ! ANA fo~
Tat reason vas rnr-Ied 70 carry - revolver anl
'h.ly" .1-.- ,r him zreu le vas arrested t..-
-e1t H=frr- l.4rrhocor-5 i aa Italian and lie
~ -sEz- .--- custody 10y rVo italian detectives
q The Prrnz-
Tae detectives sad -1a- they had been detailed
L keep z- exc on Tie participants in The Feast
d. s. Ls1-=..z which was observed ~ tie
ltsta.z os l--a Bronx on Saturday afternoon and
-Ehr T-a- f-e-l -l.e New Jersey consfa' L. --I-t
Z. 1sar1 s--ee- I'D Morris aVeHae. where he E>a7
e1fit.t.-E lis shield. cfgb and r=yoIyer. and &C.
cs-ue il, ..srsr-,- fn s,autoria-l toms Shortly
sre-vz-G ---. came across him a. l5ls- street ard
Norris a----- -.e-e. the detectives said !e vas
-rEht=r5-- z .a -azs-e-s Then they arrested nina
Naslz-.a-- Barlow. listened 70 the prisoners OK
pz-a-o2 of lis possession of the weapons and
then. reEra~s x that while that Fort of thing
night d q. Sew jersey. = id not 10 n New
Eo-k. Iet6 Za-aHo~olri in 800 hail for trial
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12
POLICE AFTER FTREBUG.
Matches and Oil on Floor of Burning Vacant
House.

ra;Tollna1 passing the four story brownstone
- a. No. Il2 East 1lEth street early yesterday
.D'i-ng discovered FIRE in the basement Ife
-s5 "as locked and vacant. undergoing repairs
- zen tie nremen burst in they found matches
- ne drst ioor ana the floor soaked with oil
NNylse Is 20 he owned by Lazarus Hannes. Of
8 Suffolk street
ba-coo-ding - the police. Hannes slept In the
o.Se e On Friday night but went 10 the shore on
..-l4rday. 4 woman who. Hives at No 2l4 said
On Saturday night about II o'clock she sd"
rb 14s.i 81 sitting the fence IN The yard back OF
g. names house, and hour later she again
- -" Mira On the fence The fire occurred about
"a AoaT after this
a. "tinen reported the case 10 the fire marshal
&c police. ana ca.led for an investIgatlon.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12
BLACK HAND JOKER HELD.

~ isiaore Rosenberg was arraigned IN the
-, MARKET court yesterday the charge or
% I.Is Elaek Hand letters - longer appeared
., - a. Joke lie INDUCED in the pastiTne IN
'ft 70 get even with his boss for some fancied
sr, si4a succeeded, for all his fellow workinen
Verp -'p ule employer-MaK Reiber, OF No. 6on-
,,rf ,e1f etreet-sopght the aid Of the police.
go fseiber learned the facts in the case he
49, to withdraw his charge but Magistrate
c. ned Rosenberg in 500 for q trial at the
>'1t Of s1sasl seSsiors
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12

D,,E,RT1st-NENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
IL received at their Uptown once. No 1885, Broadway.
b.tvaen 2eth and 37th until O'Clock Adver-
saents received following branch offices at reg
MAR office rates until s O'Clock viz; 254 sth ave-
cor 23d 81 153 9Th ave. 12th St 81 East 18th
3, 2s7 West 42i between 1th and sth azes; 80
w. 81 &c near 6ist 1908 seth st.
III East I25th St: T56 fremont ave-: $50 Sd ave
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12
Public Notices.
Female.

NHTANTED- Women as general helpers in the wards Of
w I{elleyue HOSPITAL Salary $iJAo month and main
tenapce Apply Assistant superintendent Of Training
Schools Belie' Hospital. 10Th street and Flst
Avenue York city.
XNrANTE:D. Female for the laundry Of Harlem Hos
w pitaf. body SnlaTy. So 90 month
with maintenance. No sunday night duty Apply TO
Supervising Nurse Harlem Hospital. LcnoX Avenue and
l36h street. New York city.
WANTED Women general helpers in the wards OF
w 1-,rdtarn Salary. Sl5-OO month ana
Apply u Acting Supervising Nurse Ford
bar1 Hnsptal southern Boulevard and Crotona Avenue
New York city.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12
70 U'hOm 1t Nay Concern.


STATE OF MEN 1ORk. INSURANCE De
- partm~1t-A AIoauy- June IEth. 1907 har.as the
1eut"nit INSURANCE Comr1rt '102-15 r. ~ orleans
satererJ ~ the proper officers rher=0s showing
condition and business and las complied In e.l
laws OF this state relating Fire
s.tsrra companies Incorporated by other states u
United states
No" Therefore. IN r-rs1l0~e ~ law I OTTO MEL
SF-Y Sulvrinr-uflaut OF Insurance e -
reT York 90 hereby certify that SAID Cor-y1-, -
Authorized transact fts business
Of Ffre Insurance this state IN accordance with
during tle current year Tho Condition AMI Pss.ues5
ofr said Company the date II such s-@talert DE
,rr...r n I9nsI IS shown follows
Aggregate amount $3.50 y41 -
Aggregate AMOUNT - liabilities feV~ep- Fa1i-
ta Surpus) including reinsurance 80 ESQ -
Amount actual paid Capital $50 H'" %
Su.lIus an liabilities 1u| t-I -
income for the 81 .-- -
arrouu, ~ dtsorrssrneuts Co-
u Witness whereof I have h@r-'lEto subscribed
name the seal of Office be- affixed tho
day and year above written
ICenII OTTO KELSEY
Superintendent of Insurance
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12
Male.

u-.NTrr-msIs helpers for wGrd and general work IN
w the Fordham Hospital Salary $50 90 Per month and
Apply Acting Supervising Nurse, tord-
ham Hospital Boulevard and CTotonA avenue
NaV York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12
Cnu IFOtcLs.

- 1,--71---7 o-7-1TrC-- CI7-- 80.
y. hath. - tf-s N-@a.s f7. ..irs u-=-'- '"-
v,.tI4 dly- 1.-r new .Er.n.f 81 tel r7ra'.-s
r.-.~ r'.,.- trsrsients r-oGtr1o+t'e. At 'UtEfl
rip~f-r n East Ifta He-vs~1 R-nfdoa- ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12
SurrOgatCS' Notices.


IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON. AEsEER 9
Z Thomas surrogate ~ the County ot Ne" York no
Wiusa cavisy >shei late ot the County q Nen YORK
the sucrine h,r place trausactHs business ths
IN the of New York or before the 9th dAy Of
dated he 4,h aay Or M2rsA 19l.
GRACE JULIA A5IiN ELL ES.cI5rtS
way Borough Manhattar. New York o1'y-
TN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER G.
i rhoIuas. surrogate OF me 'Sgtty OF .SyN 12rS.
Pattf J Miles, ate the county os Ne Yorh !zce,s-i
scrber her place q ir3i5agimF 1u.ineS - - - TIE ~
90 NV YORK on before the 9Th day o. September next
Dated New l'',' " ELIzABf:rii 4 l.. SI,E5 ILLS,
& ~ .Ss55si;sa u 70 York 5 ~ street r''
nuD1EY JENNA Nm oussaasss ot ar r.! oT,-T def ot
ID Hon. Frank T t[ser3i & SITT'sfie ~ SAY I 's my
ms against Dudley late OF the county -
;eor HtT to te sfsTeI his PlsGs Of ,gansag4s ls
"GS'''S ON ar Sefaro tie Eth day OF october mex;
Dated New York the 13HH fH ~ ~ SrERIIN5 executor
sHEARMAH & srERLING Attorneys FOR Executor. a.
y riiITiIGf;I{AID Surrogate Of the County 'f New
york Noce is hsre9y i firen sf 51 so t6 1,nty ~ New
Yors deceased. present the sam Win [oHt.f5s
business at The ofce Of Miller KtnE Laae T1atford
@ ~ %f on Or before 9th day OF January next
Dated N{E EoFGE 42Gf MslAGGTIL6cH MA e MII Executor
Miller King Tranori. Attorneys Tor Executors.
broadway. New YORK
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
1 T FitzgeraId. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
VI notice ts hereby given to all persons having
coinla against T. Burgess. late Of the County OF
yorL deceased present the with
~ ,1sreof 10 the their place OF
acting the otfice OF William x Wilcox.
a. Nassau street Borough Of Manhattan in the city
80 York before the 10th day OF August
pnted New York. the 9TH day Of February. 1907!
1MAYNARD BURGESS Executors r.--
Nassau Street Manha'an Borough New York CITY.
~ prrRSITASCF OF AN ORDER OF ZION FRANK T
l FITXCfERA AID. a Surrogate Of the County Of New
hereby given all persons having Claims
against Mary b. benjamin, late cf the County or New
TO with vouchers there
OF 10 the his place Of ransa1tnE husi-
No SD street. In the city Of New Sork~
or before he Of October next
mated New York. he 81 of April. 1907
ptNfSF,N & PARSONS. Attorneys for Executor so Wall
street 4''" WILLIAM E. BENJAMIN. Executor.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12
Lazc School.
Business Opportunities.

GENT Reputable T-rl wanted 20 s.t- buy TX
agents manufacturers ~ 1r- quality oxides
-.sf.5--t-a 1f enamel
f~r#.- tr.'-. particulars. NiI,t'NA& q
,rr.t-r-yr-r ItG. Parade. Pt~r-ru--t-r Er E.-u-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12
Proposals..

Proposals.
I1P7F.7sa71s FOR f5I1EC CTRICAT MATERIAL. OFFICE
i Of Assistant Purchasing Agent Panama RAN Road
,.oopauy state street. New York August g 1901
sealed fTopnsals VII H. eycd at this office until 2oo
T. NJ August 1907 for IA nlshinE the above mentioned
and fun iTfrrma obtained
81 mis- Office + {. NORDSGEK. Acting Assistant
chasing Agent
nUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE WEST POINT y Y.
~ August H. i9O7Sealed proposals In trip"ata sub
ect 70 the conditions will be rece al this office
1907. for furnishing Treated Iron
Pipe for Blectrc Ducts The United states reserves the
right accept reject any or al proposals Forms ior
nrnn,.aIz furnished upon application. Address J. NJ.
tARs0N il Major and Qulrtermaster. / $. NJ. A.
West Point. y y
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12

rT,rNArfy. - J-co'tar~. rooms and bath mod
ero. In e'o~79r CONDITION. Eara~" rf0' bargain.
Apr,r on the pr~f1ls"s "r - WARE. Harerney~r
EEir N-V York
T~oF, SALE ho1,csr-,1 of - = la.e John Wteesr
I Irr-azs4 main r.1f iu 'getroaE Lii~nh"ld Co.
90 3. IN N-rg'trsa
rtfngs y frlii'. l-3inEe Eoof
..+r.fs.-
le s..d 10 settle Al estate FRANCIS SAGE. "ns'et.
conn
TWO LOTS 2,Nfoo o,~a ,rur~" George Ferry
/ for sale leap each. easy terms Improve
rse--s MILLER $50 T~'r s. Prootlrn
I,oN<ECTIrt-r BARGAINS Very desirable 40 aore
I 49, Grand .tau -a-I. res. 'u.i1..Es.
er-aar = 500 = IFf- H.. south >aIaal}< Conn
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12
Country Board.

EAST ORANGE south Clinton 40 Very desirable
rooms. excellent table.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12
CHARMING EXCURSIONS

Up THE PICTURESQUE HUDSON TO
WEST POINT. NEHBURGff and POUGHKEEPSlE
Daily except sunday by Palace Day Line Steal-
erE ''IIenfrfsk Hudson 'NSew York and "Alba1y
ProosIvn Fulton 3. Desbrosses st. -
and 90 " 42i St 600 and 1000 West 12sth S.. -
and i0G0 a. NJ Returning. either down Soat, aus
42f or SO p. NJ
MORNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12

IN IT RSJ- INCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK T
4 Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF the County u New York.
notice Is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against F.v.in Iru1oins late Il the County % New
10 the ther place of transactng business
lef, Of Nossrs Harrison ScasCEsOCi & E<f
varfs No 4S Cedar Street. Borough oT Manhattan.
the city OF New York, on or before the first day Of
February next -
dated New York. the 18th day q july. 1907
r. BINGHAM HENRY " WILLIAMS
THOMAS : VAN VOLkENRCR RGi Executors
Va 1I,EIsf1( SF,ASONGOOD & EDWARDS Attorneys for
Fy-,lItors IS Celar Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
Tfy y New
New-York tribune., 1907-08-12

z FIVIS MARY-IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
IL Hon T t1tzSerai q Surrosate Or tno
Nsyy York hereby given all
soDS having claims against Mary Lewis, late OF me
York. deceased the with
Ce- thereof o. subscribers At their Fae oi trans
,ctng business Office II their attorney Henry "
Tifr ESQ No u William Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
the CITY OF York before the s7NehIs7ntH
fI7ths tav of December. 1907. next
DarasJ New York. 9th day OF June. 1syt
r. LEWIS. PERCY ?. LEWIS.
NINE = Executors.
HENRY n Tiff Attorney for EHssutors Ne -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-19

their coolies and mules and started to finish
the journey unaided. They reached Pong
kion at midday, speeding more than thirty
miles an hour.
The correspondent adds that il was an in
toXiCatlnR journey over thick grass. along
tracks beaten 10y the feet Of thousands OF
camels, across dry prairies. zigzagging over
ground now covered with bush and now
sandy, and with an infinite vista of telegraph
poles, which point the way to civilization.
lie says: Through these green solitudes OF
ASIA, which were never trayerSed at such
speed, not even by the Monaghan horsemen
at their furious Gallop. the rumble of the
motor penetrates afar into the crystalline
air,
He describes how the Mongolians, startled
by the unaCcust omed noise, issued from their
huts and waved their arms in establishment.
Many sprHng into their saddles and tried to
overtake the cars, but they were easily left
behind in a cloud Of dust, Once the auto
mobllists stopped at the invitation OF a party
Of shepherds and exchanged viands with
them. They restarted, surrounded by acrowd
Of horsemen and amid savage shouts of JOY.
Thu horsemen were soon left behind and
We found ourselves once more alone on a
grassy plain, where thousands OF browsing
horses, instead OF scurrying way terrified,
advanced toward us to view the strange
Having satisfied their curiosity
obeying a word Of command. Often we
encounter wells, which give an opportunity
to economic on the water in our reservoir.
as the fluid will be precious In the Cobb Desert,
which we will begin to traverse on Wednes-
day. IL Is impossible to describe the pro-
found impression caused by the perpetual
contrast between this primitive world and