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New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Money call opened at IA
per highest per cent; lowest, "a per cent.
closing 2izd3 per cent; last loan, ~ per cent ru
ing rate. o. per cent. Time money quoted at
5a5 per for thirty to sixty DAYS. 5a per cent
for ninety days and per cent for five and six
months Commercial paper quoted sl-a7
per cent for sixty ninety days and four mont hs
and per cent FOR others.
FOREIGN EXCfANGE.-The foreign exchange
market somewhat weaker yesterday. rates for
sterling showing declines OF about 10 points from
the previous close The demand for remittance
less and the supply. especially OF retail
bills somewhat better. Early quotations were.
Sterling cables. S63064 S535: demand. 4s5s4dis5s0
sixty days 4su.N4 500; short francs. 617I7. and
short marks, %. BY 1l-30 q rates had fallen II
points 10 isJ5-g5. $50 for demand bills. Stcr-
ling rates. declining 1855 for demand bills
around noon. rallied 10 10 - points subsequently. In
the afternoon cables quoted 4ss2oI+ S6ia
demand sterling s5s5a4 s524 and sixty-day bills
at 4s2I4 s235. Short francs 617Is end short
rcchsmarks a. 15-l6.
,l,nrs ~ fnnus
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston 10c discount
Chicago. Csc discount; St. Louis ljc premium bid
san Francisco sight %, telegraph 7l2c premium
New Orleans commercial 81 p discount. bank 81
premium: Cincinnati. icitc premium Savannah
buying 50c discount selling 1JC premium.
BANK CLEARINCS.- York. exchanges
s243 $50 a21. balances 927o ss5. Philadelphia. ex
changes S2I. .SO1 500 balances $i.9iS.3S5 Baltimore
exchanges, s4.33S. 300 balenccs $626.659; Chicago
exchanges tf0Ii5.0i5: balances 32.4fl Dos. Boston
exchanges S209s6. 100; balances. sl,S36.5l5.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 67l4c. Mexican
silver dollars b2isc. Bar silver IN London closed
"a 81 1-5d
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid 1890; Lisbon, +
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mcxican exchange on
New York is quoted at 2002a.
GOVERNMENT REC CEIPTS- Customs receipts
reported from Washington 81 l.20o.21I. internal
receipts. s1,h32 4s4., miscellaneous receipts
$76.997. Receipts the day, 81 1j9, cXpendi
lures, s.. 100000 Receipts for the month to date
t42.154.415 expenditures 100S0, 900 excess OF
ccipts. $2.o744l5. Receipts for the 10 date
$156 2S 1852; expenditures $l5f 1881 1876; OF
expenditures. S5.243.97+.
SU'B-TREASJ RY.-The Sub Treasury was debt
to the Clearing House $i1l,79S.
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Financial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Five Per Cent. Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
or THE
West Chicago St. R. r. Go.

proposed plan Of reorganization Of the proper
Chicago Enion Traction Company. referred
previous notices. which plan unjust
fair toward bondholders been defeated by
OF the Circuit Court Appeals.
Its promoters however. calling for deposit Of
honds thereunder by a nstce which implies that said
plan has been approved by your
Trust Company of New York That Company has not
approved the plan. which IL particularly
ards your interests.
The difficulty attending the situation street
railway properties of Chicago IS such that united
scton by bondhoders is absolutely order
preserve their security. without speedy action
hondholders be subjected "a serious loss = de-
tsrnined MADE TO bring about d proper
adjustment OF the affairs the street railway com
psases
You urgently requested deposit your bonds
with n. Central Trust Company CT York No 81
EsH street. New York. agreement referred
the previous notices. will be received m
and including OCTOBER 3TH. 1907.
Dated September n. 1907.
JAMES y. WALLACE,
HUGO BLUMENTHAI
FREDERICK III. ECKER,
Committee.
yoIyrNE. LtRKIN & RATHBoNE Counsel.
p L BABCoCK. Secretary. - Wall st. New York
OW
INDUSTRIAL. ABSOLUTE MONOPOLY DESIRES
$4,000; principals only. L. A. Box Tribune
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

For the larger part of the session the market TOR
outside securities practically at standstiil
aud what little interest manifested con-
fined to the low priced mining stocks The course
of prices in general was downward, although the
changes were of small proportion A Few OF me
ennciaIties dropped rather sharply small offer
ings Waterbury Company fell points and West
ern Ice d point. Chicago Subway ruled about
steadv Manhattan Transit lost small fraction
standard Oil was strong. In the mining group the
t;oldfeid shares continued heavy Greene-C Cananea
and Greene Gold were heavy Cobalt Central ruled
a,,n on average activity In bonds AlliS-C Chalmers
IS we're down point Union Pacific Is were
steady Consolidated steamship Is off s.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26

INDUSTRIAL. ABSOLUTE MONOPOLY DESIRES
Il $4,000: principals only. L A Box ~ Tribune Orce
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD
London New York New York

London, Sept %. 1 p. m.-The market for AmerI-
securities dun at unimportant price
changes. Last quotations follow:
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Furnished Thomas Reiuhsrd; No IS Broad street
| Nev York IA Exchange Place. Boston,
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26

2sa Total sales for day 'unised TEA div III
ps.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
PROpUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

Trading was in larger volume and interest
manifested in the mining market the Prod
uce Exchange yesterday Prices higher The
total transactions were 1890 shares distributed
among seven stocks. follows: 1l500 Branch
Mint at l31.c, 14Ac and I4isc. 1900 Greater Nevada
at Csc and 40c. 400 Beaver Superior at zoe 400
Tranps Consolidated at SAC. San Toy at 76c 100
Mckinley Darragh at Toe and 100 GoIdheld Con-
soidated at 6.S1Ac-
Bid and asked prices were.
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Trust Com panies.
Bowling Green Trust Co.
70 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.


Capital. Sl,000.000. Surplus, $1,000, 900
EDWIN GOULD ' Presisen.
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR 1st Vice President
CHAs P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice President
JOHN L. HILTON Sd V.-Pres. & Treas.
WILLIAM II. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles 2. Armstrong, John a. Hilton,
Frank Brainard, My1on T. Herrick.
Harry Bronner, Edward T. yeffery,
Franklin O. Brown. Winslow S. Pierce,
Robert c. Clowry, Morton F. Plant,
Edmund C. Converse, Dick S. Ramsay,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, Frederick B Schenck.
Grenville n. Dodge, Andrew Squire,
4. Gnepel, William n. TAYLOR,
Edwin Gould, Edward r. Thomas,
Frank ]. Gould, John P. Truesdell.
George J. Gould. E. C. Young.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles d. Barney s. Co.. No. 25 Broad
New York. ard No. 122 South 4th street.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds, compared with IueS-
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
Rv orde- u execulors

The following securities sold yesterday a.
auction AT the Exchange SsIesroom by Adrian H
Muller & Son.
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sEx Dividend

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money in
London 2lHf3 per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills. 3 per cent; long bills, 1850
37s per cent. Berlin discoun: rate 5i4 per cent
Paris discount rate. 3t2 per cent. Paris exchange
on London. % francs l3 centimes Bar gold, rs
iod- Berlin exchange London 20 marks 45s.
pfemiss.
FOREIGN SECURiTIES.-Britsh coBsoIs for
money, s. 316 Tor the account. SPA. French rentes
"a francs 71s centimes-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26

Fv order - rYar1rorS
sl-fso Colorado Midland Railway trs- -1o-=zEs
pr cent S0-yea- gold bond. due 194s-
coupons January srd July ---------.---.--
ii.ooo Richmond Passs1er & Fowsr Co-rPary
per cent consolidated mortgage binds
Iuiy- 1904. coupon attached Central
Trust COMPANY certificate NJ Eerrsfrt-.
5000 BuffaIo, New York 8 Erre Railroad Cor7-
pany first rnortsass rer cent rsne1rsi
bonds, due 1915, coupons June and D.
slso CoIorsdo Midland Railway r-sferr.5 stock
scrip tCerItral Trust Cor17an- csTtiucsts-
share New Yors society Library ts16-
iHc- 70 :" c'rrr1.lratiCn for haeN eueS,
RuIrs Head Rsnk. y" shares Vsryuft
Mining Smelling Milling Company. Let
10 shares Merchants National Bsni5---.---
1900 titan Ncvrhs-Il TSs'lw4y Company u-st
mo-tgsss P.r cent bonds. due Jiiys
interest from July I last 10 b charger
70 the purchaser ---..-.---
Tor account q whom II may coucs-u-
SIoo OOo Colorado * Northwestern Esiiroad COM
i.anis due I,.Jv7 Joss ct12.,7< January
and July Jsuuarv. tss3~- coupons attac1se
10 shares NsrrasanSsJJ Bay supply t%'1.
5000 western Ice Company general AMI CO.
lateral nlortsags . I~r cent ,-T> s11 r'Ia- .-
$4,000 western Ic- company general ami 80, s3,-
lateral <aG~ . per cent sold hot1S
due Jsnuary 1a5I: interest January and
JuIv .-..--...--.- -------- -----
$4,000 Durham Light x Power COMPANY. Dur
uortSsgs teu-ysar Eold bonds
IN shares Fourth National Ram
- shares Metropolitan surety company
30 shares Nassau Trust Company OF Fro""-
sTc coo Colorado s Northwestern Rsiirosi com
pany fret mortgage per CsIt A''t
bonds due July. 1884. COUPONS JaHuaIt
and July. January. Ie0S. coupons n
$40 coo Colorado 4 Northwestern Rsi!r'sd r5s.
mortgage j per cent gold pOuos- eA-
TuIv. 1851 coupons January AMI Ln1-
January. 1903. coupons O1.-.------ --.--
SSO 600 Colorado x Northwestern Sst}rna7 con-
psny irst n1ortEsxa per csnt E''l
bonds due July. lSs4. coupons J@n''e'-
AMI July. January. 1905 COUPONS "n-----
shares Hills Brothers Company 80
Ia. SHARES United shoe Machinery t'rl-'s
tton common. --'L - ,-s
10 shares bank oS CharisFoi Chsrieroi
2o,S shares Rarnford Rrothers' Silk Nsuufaet-
.s
10 shares Bank or New Work y u A-----
5000 Hudson River Electric Power tonPsi..
first mortgage . per cent eonis. due - -
81 s-IO shares Denver Union Water Conps1t
preferred .-------'
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS

/ lots. +seus cents pr share.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
PiHe e S
Cured
r e G
Get Rid Of Yoar Piles Right Now.
Pyramid Pile Cure Can Do It
Quickly and Fainlessly.
Zee PAcKAeE SIN ID PRovE IT

FREE PACKAGE SENT TO PROVE 1T,
Piles is fearful disease but easy TO
cure if you go at il right
An operation with the knife is danger
Gus. cruel. hum liatlng and unnecessary.
Pyramid pile cure has cured the worst
form OF piles known. We prove H.
by eNety mail We get letters like this.
wishing TO give credit where credit
IS due, ! feel it my duty TO humanity
as well as yourselves TO write you regard
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my first box and ann now well. After the
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decreasing / also used your pills and am
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kindly. l ana yours truly, c. Crowley, 10
9Th Ave, Seattle. Wash"
We DO not ask you TO take our word
We ate Wiling that you should try our
treatment and decide for yourself Send
TO the Pyramid Drug Co.. 80 Pyramid
Building, Marshall, Mich. and you will re-
ceve a free trial package by return mail.
After you have used the contents Of this
package you can secure exactly the same
medicine from any druggist for 80 cents.
or, on receipt Of price, we will mail you
same ourselves If he should not have IT,
You can go right anead with your work
and be easy and comfortable an the time.
Isn't Il worth trying?
Thousands have been cured in this easv.
painless and Inexpensive way, IN the prl-
vacy OF their own home
NO torture No bills. Send to-day.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
UPHOLD THE
UNWRlTTEN
LAW DEFENSE
ny THn JorRNALs snecInl ~.

By THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
CHICAGO. Sept 26-"we. the under
signed Jurors in the case Of Amasa Z.
Campbell. in consideration Of the miti-
eating circumstance III connection
with said case do recommend that he
be confined in the penitentiary not 10
exceed the minimum term prescribed
by aw--one year"
This letter which was attached TO
manslaughter verdict has been
made the basis OF a petition for a new
trial for the SLAYER Of DR.. eRnjamln
f. Harris. whom he charged with
wrecking his home The jurors action
is unprecedented and is taken as
justification Of the unwrtten law plea
on which ground it was predicted the
defense would fight its case. Delphine
NJ. Demas. who was in the city for
two hours last night en- his way to
New York. was pleased with the
verdict. This will be splendid news
for Harry Thaw." he said.
Campbell, a wealthy lumber man Of
Amigo. Wis. shot Dr.. Harris in The
stock exchange building last Decem-
her
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
BAER TO HELP
"H0ME COMING"

Although the proposition to have an
''old home coming week in this city
in connection with The Halloween
celebration was brought before the
Board Of Trade almost too late 10 give
it the opportunity TO advance plans for
such an observance 70 take place with
the Halloween festivities, strenuous
efforts arc being made TO get such an
observance under way. a letter which
was sent by the board to President
George +. Baer. of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad. was replied TO
by Mr. Baer to-day. giving rluch en-
couragoment to the proposition, ami
promising reduced rates all along the
Reading line for such an event
In order to create a sentiment TO sup
port the proposed double Observance
the board IS sending out letters to fire
companies, mercantile associations
and other bodies in this city 20 COM
municate with all who might have an
interest In the proposition. IL is de-
plored by the board that the plan of
having an "old hame week celebra-
ton" such as are held IN New England
cities yearly came uD at such late
time. In order TO prepare for plans
and endavor 10 arouse q sentiment in
favor a. the plan It is necessary for
the board to begin almost a year in
advance.
Already the Board OF Trade has begun
to prepare for Christmas week.
Trunk Line Manager Farmer. has beer
communicated with and has promised q
obtain reduced rates 10 this city from al
nearby points for the week.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
schedule in eject June 2, 1907.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue station
WILMINGTON. DEL

Daily Daily except Sunday. Sum
SeW YoGK and the East '22s. s5a
s92S ti1.l9. sl1S a. m, fl.26, $3.50, 'oH
"yoyai lamited," ZAP, sl1.V0 p. m.
PHILADELPHIA, s22s, '5.26, 1850 Qo-
gD. f64o, s720 QocaD, 1900. ts.l5, 1884 Uo-
oal), 'g3S si1.0s QocaD, tsF5 Oocal) tllls'
NlS a. m, f12S, 1906 (sOcaD, $3.50. S4ov,
Cocal). fA52 Qocal), '5.17 Royal bmitea
f6.20 Gocs). i7oO, s7.o5 QocaD, T.A2, ssef'
CHESTER, 1850 QocaD. is.4o. 40 90.
cal, 1900. fsl5, sSs4 QocaD, 's.sS. snOs
QocaD, 1850 Ciooal), s1LS5 a. M, liz,
1906 Qocal). $3.50. 0ocaD. t4.57 Qocall, IVY
ilocaD. tlOo sl.O5 CocaD, 49, sS0z VooeN'
IA RIxLsTIMoRE & WASHINGTON. .t5S
1850 slO4s a. m, '1.0e. $50, '4.ii, i5.oO'
"a Royal Limited" s90s ss.h4 y. m,
BALTIMORE and Way Stations t'VV'
GS49 a. NJ. f3l5 $3.50 p. m.
NEWARK, '455. fi.O0, sS49. fsoO a. H.
tl2tO. .i.Os. t3l5, 1885, $685. t'Oo' 's'V''
'-s;fS siNSERLY. Z. t7OO, $50. ts5O (Expresss)
A. m. tl24o. t3l5. t5.5o (Express)' so'os'
LANDENBURG and way stations 'lOl9
PiI'TiTgBuRG. Ass 'i04s a. m. SAT-, t5.S9
s6 a "Royai Limited" 1854 p. m
CHICAGO s455. s1019 a. M, 800 ?; IN nl.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS 4 LOuA@
VILE, s455 a. m, '1.06. '9.O9 y; m; -
Del ave. Sta. De,marvia Tel. slsS' -, ~
& A. Tel. 1422-A. City Ticket Dtnce' eo4
Market street, ID. * A. Tel l@S-A' ~
marvla Tel. 2le5 .,.,r
II. A. Miller. Travelling Passenger Asen'
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
EnionnhIe surprise Party.

An enjoyable handkerchief surprise
party was given Miss sara NJ. Booth by
j. Clifford Di.man. at her home. No.
6i4 West Ninth street. The evening
was spent in playing games. Prizes
were awarded. Eugene Bradley winning
the first mans prize, Miss saba Nc
Daniel winning the first woman's prize
ard Donald Grove the "booby" prize
Several musical selections were rem
dered. Among them was quartet
composed Of Clarence Simmons, Harry
Kimble Walter Neisser and Earle
Kuhns. a plano duet by Misses Lillian
Byer and Sarah M. Booth a solo by
Miss Edna Donnelly, Love Me, and
the World is Mine" AT a late hour
the guests were invited TO the dining
room. which was decorated with potted
plants and cut flowers, where refresh
ments were served.
Among those present were; Misses
Sara Mcdaniel. Jennie Sullivan. Ida
Barlow, Alice Barlow Sara Booth, Lii
liam Byer. Frances Dale Edna Dom
nelly, Adel Evans, Leila Kuhns. Lena
Morrison, Myrtle Myers. Daisy Scott
Marie Shackleton, Ethel Spence and
Ada Wilson; Messrs. Eugene Bradley,
Donald Grove, Edward Barlow. ]. Cliff
ford Dillman Walter Neisser. Elmer
Howry. William Edgar Arthur Frantz.
Bail Hartranft Earle Kuhns. Harry
Kimble, Osca Long, S. Lee Neil and
Clarence Simmons.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
FOR SALE.


FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Dwel
with nine rooms and bath, an convent
encea Apply % south Clayton 81. s1s-1m
FOR SALE-A lot OF locust fence posts:
also apples and pears from my own or
Chardi nine miles from Wilmington. An
ply TO John Johns. State Road p. o.. ID
ana a. lQ5. si2-iin
FOR SALE Clothing 50 10 IS less than
aIarket nt. prlcos. j. EDw. REYNOLDS
4 SON.. 100 W. Sixth 81. Fun limo Men.
Boys and Chldren's Clothing. ma cod. Il
FOR sAIE-Thc public departments OF
the Turkish and Russian bath equipment
of the DR.. Barnes Electro Medical office
These baths are In perfect working order.
and o. great money making opportunity to
anyone with the time TO devote 70 their
management. but DR. Barnes. from press
OF his professional business Is unable 70
DO this and needing the space the baths
occupy will dispose of them nt a real rare
bargain. The baths are strictly hrst-ciass
IA every particular. being portable and
such as can he used in any home. hotel.
house or barber shop. An Investigation Of
them IS invited to prospective purchasers.
and their modus operandl win he demon
strated. Apply TO Dr. Barnes. Electro
Medical Office. si3 shipley ST., Whining
ton. s25-St
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
TRIED SUICIDE
IN HER CELL
italian Woman Used Cord for
Moose, But Mas Cut
Down

But for the timely interference OF her
husband and Patrolman Carmine DiMare
Mrs. Teresa Crescenzo. one Of the two
Italian women detained by the police on
the charge Of stealing jewelry from local
merchants, would have succeeded in harg
ing herself in her cell last evening. She
used cord which she obtained from a
package brought to her by her husband
during the day, and she was hanging by
the neck when her husband and officer
DiMare entered the cell. They immedi-
ately cut the woman down and revived
her.
The woman had tied one end Of the cord
to the top Of a folding bed In her cell and
placing the moose at the other end around
her neck she fell to her knees and was
slowly strangling to death when she was
cut down.
While the woman was making prepara.
tions TO kin herself, her husband and
officer DiAIare were standing outside the
door Of the room occupied by the woman
They were discussing the case al 1ncon-
scious Of what was going on within the
room, only a few feet from them.
The sight of the woman strangling to
death was a shock TO the husband and he
and officer DiMare lost no time in re-
moving the cord from around her throat
II had Nank into the flesh until It was
almost invisible.
The woman. together with her alleged
accomplish Catarina Ugino, was held in
the City Court to-day in $500 BAH for the
Court Of General Sessions. Both women
in default of bail. were taken to the
worEhouse this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
MILBURN
OUTLINES
OIL DEFENCE
BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire
NEW YORK. Sept 2G-John G. Mil
burn this afternoon outlined the de-,
fense Of the standard Oil when he
.cross-examined c. NJ. Payne, super
visor of the pipe line Of the trust sys-
TEN of the trust.
Mlburn contends that the pipe lines
in New Jersey leading from the bound
ary lines 10 the great refineries at
Bayonne. are private lines and were
not made common carriers by the law
of 1906. All the other lines leading
to the New eJrsey line are common
carriers. he admits and asserts that
the Standard is ready to carry any
body's oil in them to the New Jersey
line; but no one wants oil at the points
where the pipes cross the line and the
Standard of New Jersey will not per-
nit anyone else its private lines to tie
seaboard. The lines IN New Jersey,
Milburn said. are constructed on priv
ate property Just as q man might
build p gutter leading from his roof
to a oiste-n and are no more subject
to the interstate commerce lay.
ANY one can build a refinery at the
points where our public lines reach the
jersey line and can get oil there
through our pipes" said Milburn.
kellogg. for the government, how
ever. contends that the whole system
is in effect one and the same and that
the piping Of oil through New Jersey
IS simply part Of the TRANSMISSION
from the fields to the seahoard. He
laws efraqe ON The fact that there are
no public stations on any Of the stand
ard lines at points whore independents
are located except Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
ALERT FOR A
CUBAN REVOLT
By THE JOURNALS Special Wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire
WASHINGTON, Sent 2G-Gen. Barry
IN a telegram sent to-day 20 the Adiutant
General relative to the Cuban uprising
says;
Have been alive 10 situation far some
days. though nothing has developed
worthy OF reporting. All intelligence of
fcers and station commanders have been
alert and have reported everything con
cerning H. Daily reports from them show
tranquility in an provinces except Pnar
del Rio where there IS some slight ag ta-
tlon among lawless. classes, mainly
negroes. and am satisfied that any situ-
alton which may arise will be promptly
and successfully handled.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
nN-en
RECEIVERS SALE


RECEIVERS CLOSING OUT SALE on
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.
BY authority of an order of the Chancel-
Tor OF the State Of Delaware the real es-
tate Of the WAWASET LAND COM
PANY will be sold on the premises, 35th
and Market streets at Public Auction on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2Sth, 1907, az
23o p. m.
These lots are in a part OF the city rap
idly growing as a residence section, as
well as Increasing In value. and are easily
accessible. as all railway lines pass the
property The new Pennsylvania railroad
chops al Todd's Cut are not very far from
these lots. Il being only a matter OF a
short ride on the new line of the WIZ
ninqton City Railway Companys branch
10 Todd's Cut II viii be a good invest
ment 10 buy one or more OF these lots
either 10 build on or to hold as n specula-
tive investment. as It is only a question
Of time when they will greatly enhance IN
value.
For plots and further information an
plv TO EDMUND p MOODY.
Receiver Wawaset Land Co., office ans
Church Building
salisbury. Ponder and Curtis. Attorneys
for Receiver. s17-6t-eod
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
PROPOSALS


FORT Dupont. DELAWARE CITY,
DEL September 10. lgOL-Scaled pro-
posals IN trlpilcate, VIII be received here
until HOO a. M. October 10, 1907. for re.
modelling sewer and water systems and
constructing 10000 gallon tank at Fort
DUPONT Del. Information furnished upon
application. U. s. reserves right TO accept
or reject any or an bids or any part there
OIL Envelopes containing bids should be
indorsed. Proposals for Sewer and Water
systems and Tank" and addressed to
Captain j. l.. Knowlton, Constructing
Quartermaster
s12-l4-l9-I-20-2S
PROPOSALS for cleaning and painting
the Washington street bridge. w lming-
ton Del, win be received by The Levy
Court Of New Castle county untll October
l. 1907 II o'clock noon. Specifications on
file in the comptroller's office County
Court House.
JAMES LOGUE,
II. A. BROWN,
s25-it Committee.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
sale Of the oId and New.

benefits TO the citizens of the city
and is dependent upon a generous pub
lie for support VIII you please help
by sending clothing. furniture, books.
pictures. toys and curios ?
They will be called for II you notify
Mrs. c. F. Wollaston, 14l4 Van Buren
street, d. and A. s47; Mrs. c. n
Trump. 1911 West Thirteenth street,
ID and A. 35St
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
ACQUITTED ONE DAY
DIED THE NEXT

Admitted to the New Castle County
Hospital as a patient yesterday. J.
Carcuwski. aged SO. Of NO. 40 Bird
street, this city. died 1t that institu-
ton to-day. He was suffering with
heart trouble which caused his death.
His body viii probably be claimed by
friends and interment made in this
city.