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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
DOCTORS DISAGREE.
Some Think Nez0 Physicians Are
IncompeteRt, Some Do Not.

Regarding the charge that three-quarters OF the
graduates of American medical schools were in
competent made at the annual conference OF the
Council OF Education, in Chicago on Monday
there was q difference of opinion among doctors
here.
The criticisms were made by DIR. Chaester L.
Mayer. of the State Board of Medical Examiners
of Kentucky. and by DIR. w. T. Means, chairman
OF the judicial council OF the Association OF Amer
lean Medical Colleges.
DR.. Mayer said that three out of every four
medical school graduates were incompetent. and
DR.. Means declared that IS per cent of those who
fail in their examinations were able to pass few
weeks later by "cramming'
defence of the young medical practitioner was
made yesterday by DR.. D. b. St John Rosa, presi-
School. On the other hand. the Western critics
were upheld In measure by DR.. William NJ. Polk,
dean of the Cornell University Medical College.
DR.. Rosa laughed he referred to the speeches
at tho Chicago meeting and said: why, the young
DOCTOR OF to-day must of necessity know more than
the young doctor of twenty years ago. Knowledge
along certain lines has increased nightly in the
last few years. and the student has therefore so
ate school l have an opportunity to observe the
cai schools Mi saw that ten out of every thirty
are SO well qualified for their work that would
be willing TO allow them to treat any member OF
my family. The other twenty are promising young
men who acquire the requisite knowledge more
young doctors are IN every way fitted for their
WORK ana that inc STANDARDS OF tho procession are
being raised each year cannot understand how
the gentlemen who spoke in . Chicago could have
DR.; Polk. who took the opposite view to that Of
to-day knows more. relatively than the newly
graduated physician OF twenty years ago, But he
doesn't know much he should. l think that
despite the advance in medical knowledge during
the last few years the students do not acquire as
much as they should. They don't study enough
think that instead OF three out of four graduates
being incompetent practise about out of
would ba tho right ratio In every liberal pro-
fession incompetent persons are evident but in
medicine the line should DO drawn moro and more
tightly, l in favor of increasing the severity
OF the tests that shall decide the right of student
10 become practitioner"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
PHILADELPHIA LAWYER SHOT.
Henry C. Terry in Hospital with Serious Bull
let Wound in Abdomen.

Philadelphia April 30-Henry c. Terry for many
years a leader at the Philadelphia bar was re-
moved from a hotel to a hospital to-day suffering
from n bullet wound in the abdomen. The injury.
which physicians say is serious. IS declared 70
have been accidentally received.
Mr. Terry, who is sixty-one years old lives at tho
Normandie Hotel with his wife. Beyond admit
ting that Mr.. Terry had been removed to the hos
pital and asserting that he had met with an acct
dent. those in authority at the hotel refused 10
discuss the
Mr. Terry's secretary told the hospital people
that the injury accident She declared thar
Mr.. Terry had left his apartments for his office.
carrying suit in which was loaded re
yolver. Just as the elevate: left the seventh
stumbled the bag. The shock Jared the re-
Volver and It discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
PASSENGER TRAFFIC ALONE PAYS
New Haven Industrial Agent Favors Two
Cent Rate.

~ meeting Of the Traffic Club last night In the
Hotel Astor Nr. Jackson, Industrial agent OF the
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad, said
that his road could throw its freight business
altogether and still pay dividend OF per cent
on its passenger business. He advocates the two
cent rate for all roads east OF the Mississippi but
said il would be unfair nfiict that on roads
running through the sparsely settled country of the
West and South.
could probably pay only per cent on its passen-
ger business, said while those further have
10 take half a a mile from its freight
receipts 10 pay the expenses CT the passenger
vice he said II had been figured out that ST 50
per capita paid 10 railroads In this country.
lie placed speciai emphasis the fact that the
rwo-cent rate would satisfy the public and put It
on the side Of the roads.
Several differed from the speaker saying
that the, @clarnorcus public would be satisfied
with two cents, but would call for still further
6uction,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
SAYS BENsEL CAN'T DUST HIM.

Justice OGorman reserved decision yesterday on
the application to make permanent II temporary
injunction granted TO Philip f. Donohue. treasurer
of Tammany Hall. restraining Dock Commissioner
Bensel from busting him from the dock privilege
at West l55th street. where he maintains a swim
ming bath. MI Bensel had told Donohue that the
city wished 10 take the site for improvements The
Tammany Hall man told tina court that under the
terms of his lease he could be deprived OF only by
the Board Of Dock Commissioners He said that h4
knew that the Legislature had changed the Board
of Dock Commissioners TO q single commission, but
he cOntended that board the only power
that could the lease He said there was Il
conspiracy to GUST him. The rental is $50 a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
HOSPITAL PATIENTS TRANSFERRED

1t was moving day at the Harlem Hospital YES
terday, more than twenty patients being trans
ferred from the old institution the New Harlem
Hospital. at 136th street and Lenox avenue The
cornerstone OF this hospital laid about two
years ago 1t is five story brick building and
cost $750o00. 1t will hold two hundred and twenty
patients The old Harlem Hospital, which was AT
10th street and the East River was established
about fifteen years DIR. Beriner is the head
physician OF the new institution and Miss Gains
forth is IT'S superintendent The formal opening Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
INJUNCTION STOPS RAILROAD HEARING

Albany. April S0.-An injunction obtained by the
Erie Railroad stopped to-day the hearing aq-
pointed before the State Railroad Commission on
the Rochester Corning Elmira Traction Company's
application for authority to issue a first mortgage
for $S0OO000. the proceeds TO DE used for
ton purposes. The injunction accompanied by
stay, and granted by Supreme Court Justice
Fits 1t is returnabe Nav 90 when counsel
for the Erie will try TO have 1t made permanent
pending decision by the Court of Appeals on the
appeal of the Erie from the determination of the
courts and the Railroad Commission authorizing
the construction OF the road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
Public Notices.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
IN Ninth Judicial District
HILL VIEW RESERVOIR
N-srrra

IN Judicial District
HILL. VIEW RESERVOIR
NOTICE Of JOE !HE
Pubic motto. !. ssrs5g siysa
;h sDsan 10 Ss 81
aSs f CHAPTER SSs "a .. ths Laws Of san
win p be B and psS. se Ninth s s
bistrcs. at the Court House tho Village Of White
sl s 1907 0SaS
:SeR Application is otaIs q the coas
~ xa ns . reside IN s ssd COUNTY q New york and
a. ss sss saa s e I ::
mis- Ts. OF b 5 sad Lac. ss ana and S %
thereof UDon .~ Of
q pure and wSo!ssons water Tor CITY q rsrE
.ed IN the civ Of Yonisr IN the County q wsstchsssr
The following brief description Of IN. real s.tss.
be taken reference to the date and place Of
d 80 e. Of
state OF New York shOsn on map entitled oV,h...
sGppiy Of The City Ct New York Map o real .stsss
sna stas N o. New York scasd y eS y
Ew S op as aehed far the eon.uction Of AN IN
View Rfssro sna PARK a ss rs %
nue. which map was hled In the Sres OF The Resi,sr
isth day Of February 1901. and Is bounded and de-
e., n. % q parcel 70
thence along the westerly Of said parcel and ne
.ss'sry line Of sai soSs Corner ~ G Sar Nh
ne wssTIy ns az q E sseas' so9. 2.
10 feet thence zoos radius len
most sst+5y point q Sscs Nc hf1Ss SIN sntin1
The westerly parcels Noe and s. a curvs OF
MINUTES feet ad III e ne i ss 81 aa n IL NJ
n tbsnc. along ire northerIy line az safs parcai al
degrees q r., sss y ss feet 4 ss Is N.
.ssisry d. q 8 :. d.ET.Ss ls minute, W 100
northerly OF said parcel "A degrees minutes
thence along the aid westerly line n IS degrees 10 mia
ges e 27s feet to the centre OF Richnont avenue:
s N a. degrees II minutes " es feet 70 the westerly
9s or aq I'M S paS 10 'fsp IS hs p a5 =.
n s1sT feet TO northwes. OF parcel No s.
ne ,outherly line Of said Avenue and the rsrthrIy nnss
95 psEse o fest to tRs southess corner Of tss
mentioned Coutant Avenue and Kimnan Avenus:
Westerly lines o. parcels No. 81 80 a. g e and Z
crossing .1 sns ~ N.
feet 9 IS degree. % minutes " 1853 feet s p de-
" iy2s feet s. % degrees ia minutes r. sos FEET 4
p degrees Y minutes w soI feet % dsz5ees .. 2
feet "a degrees So minute. ~ 1875 fsss 70 ,ns
.y s Of d sre the foosns so1r... "a ana a
tances " n degree. n minutes $50 feet n. 81 es-
etss 2ss feet to ne southeast corner o. parcel No 8
hsnss aloIg tss S9u a ~. Line q .as gs - de-
parcel No in the sas,erly lins et Jsroms Avsnuss
sSssrg as q the sas 6 Sae Me- sna aid P
90 degrees g minutes W so7s feet TO fhs point or place
III Sc 4 to ss assq:s = me g = .ors n
IN 81 a 2 . rs al. e e: sas,
westchests- for mora detailed Description OF "a. rsa
estate TO be taken IN fss as ABOVE described
WILLIAM sorp 3 saI tsSs..a
Hail OF Records
Corner o. Chames,s and Centre streeta
New York CRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
RECORD BUILDING IN BROOKLYN.

Borough President Coler received from the
Brooklyn bureau Of buildings Yesterday a renort
showing that the value OF building operations
passed upon by the bureau amounted 20 100000
me highest amount ever recorded for April. II ex
S go, by 10 Per cent the record Of April 1906 Mr.
NoIer "hen he mad read the report, said. Peal
tsl'1te values in Brooklyn increasing DESPITE
Pete9 Dllldng. excluding factories etc will houee
az Htultonal population OF more than 100 (ss1 Tbs
stsa record VIII provide for 10000 persons CTti-
E Lens OF BROOKLYN should see. however that thu
ouiGlhgs are erected properly and safely I am
soins to ask the Board of Estimate to incTeaea I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01

J,URSI,ANr TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. No
4 lice Is hereby given that act-Senate 1871, Int.
No 130-has passed by both branches OF the Legs
Iature entitled 49,
EIGHTY OF THE Laws OF NINETEEN HUN
DRIED AND TWO, ENTITLED IAN ACT IN RE
INTION To THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. ITS OFFICERS AND MAR
SHAI.S' RELATIVE To FEES PAYABLE TO
CLERKS.
Further notice hereby given that Public Hearing
upon will be held the Mayors ONCE IN
city Hail. In the city OF New York Friday. May 3.
1907. at o'clock p NJ.
Dated City Hall. New York. April So 1907.
GEORGE Il. MCCLELLAN.
favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
OREGON MORTGAGE FOR s15oooooo,

Portland. Ore, April 3O-The biggest mortgage
ever filed in Mutnomah County put on rec
ord yesterday The document is a trust deed for
$l50O0oo0 made out in favor of the Trust Company
OF North America of Philadelphia, covering all
properties of the Portland Railway. Light and
Power Company. The amount of the mortgage Is
half the value of the properties. The plan is to
take up underlying bond issues against a subsdi-
movements "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
Real Estate.
Real Estate
Advertising Rates
The New York Times
EOecfiOe May I
per agate line, one time

On 7-tirne order, change of copy Or in
crease of space permitted only on Sunday.
Total charge for order must exceed cost
of Sunday enlarged advertisement if fig
ured at one-tine rate by at least IS per
cent.
THE NEW YORK TIMES is the most
effective medium in New York City for
real estate advertising. Its daily net paid
sale, exceeding 100000 copies in New
York City, in addition to many thousands
in the metropolitan suburbs and else
where, is among investors and homeseek-
ers, dealers, owners and agents worth
reaching
THE NEW YORK TIMES Sunday,
April 18th, contained over $500 agate
lines of real estate advertising, greater
volume of this advertising than has ever
before appeared in a single issue of a
New York newspaper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01

Plans have been filed for charging the four
story dwelling house, No. West 3Sth St, which
was made over for business some time ago,
the latest improvements being made for F. y. and
j. II. Burton new owners, and for remodelling
the four story building No. 626 to So West 44th
st, which was part of the old Higgins carpet fac
tory, West Side landmark, into a printing estab-
nshment the improvement TO cost S44, 1000
Benjamin r. Lummis has leased the store No. Il
West 33d the Simplex Automobile Company.
After extensive alterations IT Will be used
show and offices.
The broker has also rented to client a
small lott at No 1897 Broadway over the Bijou
Theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
WILL NOT ouAsH STANDARD SUITS

Findlay, Ohio. April aO.-Crcuit Judge Duncan
late this afternoon overruled the motions to auash
the indictments against the Standard Oil Company
and it's constituent companies but sustained de-
murrers to the indictments found by the grand
jury in January, 1907 Exceptions We're noted bv
the defendants. Judge Duncan stated that he
would be ready to hear the first trial In the week
beginning May u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
PARENTS AND BABY INJURED.

In a runaway yesterday afternoon in Ocean
Boulevard. at Sea Breeze avenue, Brooklyn. Ernest
T. Hossow. of No 156 Prospect avenue; his wife
and their eight months old baby thrown out
of n runabout and severely injured while Mounted
Patrolman Rngclman. Of the 9th street station
thrown from his horse and suffered Il bad
scalp wound In trying to save them All fouc were
taken 20 the Concy Island Reception Hospital The
baby. who only slightly injured. probably
saved from death by his mother. who chung 10 him
she thrown out. and prevented his hitting
he ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
Public Notices.

rsI-RSI-ANT To STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. No
l lice lis hereby given that an aCt-Senate l2lS. Int
y z5has been passed 10y both branches ~ the Lcgis
laturc entitled ~ ,,~r
TO AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHAETER
mrs OF MEMBERS or THE SUPERVISING AND
TEACHING STAFF OF TUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
or THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Further notice is hereby given that Public Hearing
,r,r such bill will held the Mayors ONCE, In the
City Hall in the Of New York, on Monday. May o.
1901 a 40 o'clock =. n -
DATED CITY Hall. York April so 1907.
~ " GEORGE T. MCCLELLAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01

DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. washiuEton. n. c.
L Aur IL 1901 -Sea!eI proposals VIII DE received
the Office the Purchasing Agent OF this Department
Envelopes Tor the peparm, of the Government and
the Postal rVe during the four beginning July l.
1907. and ending June 81, 1911 Blanks proposals
with specifications AMI instructions 10 bidders viii he
furnished upon application the Purchasing Agent for
the Post OfIca department Washington ID. G. q. y. l..
MENER. Postu.astcr General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
JAPANESE NAVAL CONSTRUCTION.

Toxic. April 30-The Minister of Marine denies
the report that Japan has ordered 81 coo bat
ueship in England. lie said such a step would
not be necessary, the works at Kure and Yoke
Suka were capable of constructing larger ships
than the preceding two launched there II ii were
considered advisable.
The destroyer KuruZuka. recently launched at
hurdsa the minister said had been constructed
from a special credit which not exhausted
and there funds sufficient for the construct on
of several more destroYers whose keels would be
laid Immediately. Japan has now forty-four de-
ctr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
WARD LINE LoNGsHoREMEN STRIKE.

The two hundred 'onsshoremen employed on
tho Ward Line pier AT Wall street followed the
example of the stevedores of the Mallory Com.
pany. yesterday, and struck for 30 hour
for day work and 10 cents for night work. Like
the four hundred stcvedorcs. the lonSshore
are unorganizcd. Ten policemen guarded the Ward
Line pier all day. The company filed the places
Of the strikers, who kept near the pier The Nal
Tory Line will put strike breakers to worl. to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
LEASES TAcK-A-Pou-sHA HOTEL

Godfried Walbaum has leased the Tack-A- Pou-
Sha Hotel properties at Far Rockaway. Long Island
for long term Of years. The premises will be ex-
tenslTelY improved. Charles !. Carrigan Will be
the manager of the hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
TO IMPROVE EAST SIDE HOUSE.

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for renloJelinS the four story and
basement high stoop dwelling house No. % East
I3d st into an American basement dwelling house
with a new entrance orna rnented with porch and
Doric columns The improvements are 10 be made
Ter ANY NJ. and Edith NJ. Eohlsaat. owners. and
are 70 cost 10000 according 20 the estimate Of
Edward Fearce CASEY. the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01

PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS AND ADDITIONS II
1 STATUE or IIRERTY--FOBT WOOD y. Y II.
lqaT-S.ulSG proposals I'm tripNCate. fCr making
pc,,f~s Additions ~ Liberty. including
llnr and grading repairs concrete work furnishing
or Installing elevator. painting steel fIamew 1yk,
strtlctine and furnishing se'es dredging
repairs and constructing house aud
fence n wharf he received this post until il:SO
: n Iuue The L. :. reserves the right To re
ar nil Information furnished appliCa
lion Envelope containing proposals should bc Endorsed
..t,r ,s4Is for Repairs statue OF Liberty ana
addressed T. The Undersigned q. l. BUINELL. Consts-
. NJ
UNITED STATES POWDER DEPOT DOVER. NEW
cate. upon the blank forms furnished by This office
,rT, be received this office until l o'clock
- n Wednesday MAY % 1907 for furnishing during
The fiscal year ending June 30, 1905, Cloth. Rope
it'r,rr steel IRON Hardware. Lumber. Paints OHs
t,rmSrts etc. For information apply to the Command
an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01

DEOPOSALS-U. : DEPARTMENT OF AGEIcULT-
i i've Of the Secretary. WASHINGTON. Il. G.
April 25h l90TS,alrd proposals will be received at the
Office of the DtsbursnS Clerk until n IN. TUESDAY.
furnishing microscopes and accessories
To- use in inspection laboratories outside
of WASHINGTON Information furnished on applca-
IL n to the p!sruvaiug clerk BIDS must b, sealed AMI
addressed Secretary OF Agriculture, in accordance
with instructions on forms. JAMES WILSON Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
MORRIS REALTY BUYS AND SELLS.

p H Ludlow & Co have sold for the Morris
Realty and Construction Company TO William j.
Casey q PLOT Of five lots the north side OF 1S4th
st, 1oG feet west of St Nicholas ave. Joseph d
Crcnan represented the buyer: also sold for Mr.
CASEY Nos; leo and lG3 West sSth St. five story
Double natholSe. plot 40X100 feet to the Nor
rs Realty and Construction Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
SALE OF THREE FINE HOUSES.

Pease * Gilman have sold for Mrs Maud lie
Grand rockingham No 20 West 18th ST a four
story hiEh stoop brownstone dwelling house on q
loI 2"%lo22 feet. Samuel Wertheim IS the buyer
Il fecerlek Zittel has sold for T. B. Mayer No -
house. or lot 21xI0AS feet --9
samuel J. Redlich has sold for Heilner & Wolf
g - West Sist st, four story and basement
dwelling house. d lot ISxl0OS feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
COTTON BELT RAILWAY ELECTION.

Tyler, Tex, April SO-Drectors of the Cotton
Belt Railway in Texas held a meeting to-day
j. w. Maxwell, genera! superintendent. was elect
ed vice-president and director vice w r. Greene
resigned. Directors elected f. f. Britton
II. e. Farrell. st. Louis; w. G. Common Dallas
Tex; NJ. \. Cooper. Il. j. Joiner Sherman Tex :
James Garritty, Corslcana, Tex '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
Proposals..

t s. CUSTOM HOUSE. NEW YORK y Y COL
I OffCe. April, 19OI.-Sealed proposals for
furnishing such quantities may be desired. misce,
laneous supplies Customs Service this
during the fiscal year ending June so 1905. the
thereof payable from The appropriation for col
lecting Including gas. water
Ice and electric for illuminating purposes
premises viii he received this Office until
O'Clock ,. N May 3ist, 1897. Sealed proposals Will
be received until the day and The
performance OF tho following services during the fiscal
aforesaid: Laundering towels
repairing maintaining special at
T. s Appraisers Warehouse. providing coupe. hanson
loComoNe service carrying mail between L. $
Appraisers Warehouse Post Office Building and Custom
House Building and for II the collector and Surveyor
visiting docks and different offices wGere Customs officers
New York. brooklyn AMI Jersey city.
CartiUs from Wharves bonded warehouses
and other places the l.. : Appraisers Warehouse:
house The power = reject any or a bids or Of
bids. and waive defects. IS reserved \ schedule
services required information
concerning the ne had application the
Collectors O;lce. y y. STEANA{iAN. collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
Country Property to Let.

I AXE WINNIPESA UKEE Furnished cottage: acre
II OF land; running water; good plumbing boating
bathing. Nshirg. station. moderate Write
RICHARD - DERBY. l3G Bellevue avenue New
ITO LET.-At Scotch Plains. y J.. Eentleuan's rest
L dCnCe - acres. 2-sJry brick II rooms gar
deners cottage and outbulduss :. +. DEBBIE scotch
Plains y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
PRESIDENT CASTRO AGAIN ILL.

wiIemstad. April 30.-Passengers who arrived
here from La Guayra, Venezuela, to-day on the
steamer, Iaracaibo reported that President Cas-
tro IS again seriously III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
Help Wanted-Females.

NYyrANTED.-Wonen; general helpers In the wards
w laundry kitchen. etc. of the new FOrdham Hos
pal; $40 per month and home Apply Acting Su-
pervising Nurse OF Fordham Hospital. Crotona ave
and Southern Boulevard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
Help Wanted-Male.

NNTANTED.-Men: general helpers wards, Iaun-
w dry Kitchen etc. OF the new Fordham Hospital;
SEQ per month and home Apply Acting Supervisors,
Nurse Of Fordham Hospital. Crotona ave and South
err RouleVnrI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
GERMAN STEEL TRUST TO CONTINUE

Dusseldorf. April 30-The agreement of the
German steel trust has been prolonged for five
ye9yk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01

~rorrCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MEETING
y OF the stockholders Of Judge Company v Viii es sss
,t'e once OF he No 20 Fourtn StSeiae.
az M Civ OF New york (Afanhattan) on the SIN day
~ Nav 1907 az IL o'clock noon Tor the purposs, ?,
and two inspectors OF eie-
,;N 10 serve for ensuing year ana foI tne
action OF such other business Is Ni"' R.SN''
fore said meeting. /. NICHOLS
Secretary.
Dated April %. 1901.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
REALTY NOTES.

appropriation for the bureau of buildings, we
can properly care for this large volume Of work."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
Country Property for Sale or to Let.

ENoR SALE OR RENT. furnished the two large board
il ing houses the Winyah cottages located AZ
Island Hcightz and tho
Office, large yard with
bedrooms. besides rooms:
reputation and rooms already for
comb ing season: prefers sell For and fun
particulars address RALPH O. DUVALL Shelter Island
Heights, y. Y.
LARCHMONT MANoR.-Cottages TO Rent and Sell
EDWARD COLEMAN GRIFFIN.
Tel 3D. National Bank bldg Larclmout. y Y