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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-27
Bids for Me thOdiSt College.

The Commercial Club invites sealed bids
for the location OF the Methodist College.
Propositions must be in writing, signed by
the owners, offering so acres Of land No
formalities are required, but propositions
should contain an accurate description OF
the land and its location. and be addressed
to Or. J. M. Mason, Chairman College COM
mission. in care of The Commercial Club.
No bid will be considered II not received
by IL O'Clock noon. Ma l. 1907. All propo-
sittons will be opened by the college CON-
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB.
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ADJUSTMENT SATISFACTORY.

Troubles of American Fruit Vessels are
Strengthened Out.
Washington, April ga cable mes
sage from Commander Winterhalter,
commanding the U. S. gunboat Paducah,
was received at the Navy Department
today, saying that the troubles between
the authorities at Ceiba, Honduras, and
the masters of American fruit vessels
had been satisfactorily adjusted and
that the Nicaraguan Government had
promised to remove the restrictions to
clearance of such vessels, to which OBJ
lection had been made.
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REPORT UNTRUE.

Jordan Says S. G. A. Omces Will Not
BE Moved.
Atlanta. Ga. April 26.-Replying to
report current yesterday that the
headquarters of the Southern Cotton
Association are to be removed to Bir-
mingham, President Harvie Jordan to-
day declared that the report is not
true, adding that the association has
just leased Offices in Atlanta for
another year.
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NOTICE.

A special meeting of the Montgom'
cry Shooting Club has been ordered foi
18Th day OF Maya 1907. at p. m. at the
ONCE Of Hi. Hill and Whiting or
Washington Street. Said meeting Is for
the purpose of voting on question of
Borrowing $2,5O0.00, said sum to be
used in paying certain claims and i'm
proving and repairing the clubs
property at Jackson Lake. Also for the
purpose of adopting revision of laws
and constitution proposed on 10th day
of April. 1907
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EASY FOR CRACKERS
DoBBERs SUFFER A DRUBBING IN
ATLANTA.
N..nvsIle Pitchers Were Hit Furiously
- While Eleven Tables Were Piled
Up-Dobbers Scored Two
Runs.

Atlanta. April 2s.-Atlanta had no
trouble in hitting Nashville's pitchers
today, and won easily. On account OF
the crowd on the field, ground rules
had to be established. The game was
called ct the end Of the seventh on ac-
count of darkness Score:
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BALL PLAYER SUSPENDED.
cantiIIOn PenaIizeA for Umpire Batting
Al Louisville.

Milwaukee, Wis. April 26-President
J. D. OBrien. of the American Asso-
citation of Baseball Clubs, today an
npunced the suspension OF M. f. Can
fiflon of the Minneapolis Club. for
three days for umpire batting and re
fusing to leave the field at Louisville.
April "a. when ordered to do so by
1xmnIrs KERN
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Washington, April 26.-The call of
the docket of the Supreme Court of the
United States was suspended today for
the present time and future sessions
will be held only to render decisions
and heat motions. For these purposes
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SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Macon. April 26.-Macon won from
Columbia today in a well-played game.
r. HE.
Macon :. :. -. 100 010 01~-3 Z 2
Columbia :. -. .010 900 000-1 0
notwithstanding and Robinson; Nc
Kenvie and Smith
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Summary-Left en- bases. Montgom
cry 5. Birmingham l. Threeb base hit
Hansen. Base on balls. by Walker l
by Reagan 8. Struck out. by Walker
2. by Burnum 2, Reagan g. Sacrifice
hits, Smith /. Perry l. stolen bases
Garvin l. Reagan l. First base on err
rors, Montgomery 0. Birmingham o
Time of game, 1;55. Umpire, Rudder
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York. April 26-The New York
americans shut out Washington today
easily Brockett pitched a strong game
and kept the hits scattered Score:
washington =. 1000 600 900 T. !
new york 800. 100 100 2O"-4 10 j
batterles-Graham and warner:
2;o5. Umpire, Hurst. 1 'n'e'
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The Ramblers opened the season
Yesterday afternoon by defeating the
South Montgomery team by a score of
II to 3.
The features of the game were the
pitching. OF Burkes for the Ramblers,
fast work of the inheld of the RarnbIers
and terrible batting OF the Ramblers.
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CORNELL CELEBRATES.
Centennial of Birth of Colleges Found
er Is Remembered.

Ithaca, ~ Y. April 26.-Cornell Uni
versity celebrated today the centennial
of the birth of its founder, Ezra Cor
nell The ceremonies were held in the
armory President J. G. Schurman pre-
sided.
Among those present were members
Of the founders family, the trustees of
the university and the professors. in
structors and part OF the senior class.
County Judge Charles II Blood of the
class of '68. read the address OF An
drew Carnegie on behalf of the trus-
tees.
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STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Tallassee Falls Manufacturing Company
will be held at the office of the company
in the City Of Montgomery Alabama on
wednesday, May /. 1907. at twelve o'clock
noon w q. Fishery.
6f Sect'y. and Treas.
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Summary-Three- base hits, Daley.
Massing. Sacrifice hits. Warrender and
Graf1us. Base on balls. off Bandv l.
Struck out. by Bandy 4, Fisher 8. Left
on bases, Shreveport 4; Little Rock ..
Time, 1870. Umpire, thinner.
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TODAY's SCHEDULE

Southern League
Birmingham at Montgomery.
Nashville at Atlanta
Little Rock at Shreveport.
Memphis at New Orleans.
American League
Philadelphia at Boston.
Washington at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
st. Louis at Detroit.
National League
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
South Atlantic League
Columbus at Macon.
Jacksonville at Augusta.
Charleston at Savannah.
Cotton States League
Vicksburg at Mob4Ie.
Meridian at Jackson
Columbus at Gulfport.
BijOu. Last Matinee of Season T5ds
LOttio williams
In "My Tom Boy Girl"
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE
At Meridian :

Gulfport =. 900 600 900 : ! !
Meridian. 2lo ooo 1oES :
Krebs; Meridian, Schultz and Sample.
vieksbI a' 100 DOL 600 600 900 o
Jackson -. O01 O01 900 600 600 o.
Game called at end or sixteenth In
ming on account of darkness.
Batteries-Vicksburg Dix and Will
lis: Jackson, Christman and Leslie.
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Boston. Mass. April 26-Philadel-
ers being unable to hit Dygert Man
ager Mack of the Philadelphia team
today suspended pitcher Walden for
thirty days for refusing to obey rules
of the club when off duty.
Score by innings: He
Philadelphia #. 900 600 1901
Boston -. 900 900 0O0-0 z
Batteries-Dygert and Barry: Pruitt
and Armbruster. Time 200. UNI
pire, Evans.
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STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Taliassee and Montgomery Railway
company will be held at the office of the
company in the city of Montgomery, Ala
bama at twelve o. clock noon, Wednes-
day. May ], 1907. w. q. Elsberry,
et Sect'y. and Treas.
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FISHER INVINCIBLE
ALLOWS LITTLE ROCK BUT TWO
HITS.
Star Pitcher is Not Touched After the
First IRning and Shreveport
Wins Easily From the
Travellers.

Shreveport, La, April 26.-Shreveport
defeated Little Rock today by bunch
ing hits in the third inning. Fisher
allowed two hits in the first inning. af-
ter which he was invincible.
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Base Ball
Today
Montgomery
VS..
Birmingham
Game Called $50
Game Called $50

the court will sit next Monday and
again on May 10 and May 81.
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Augusta, Ca, April 2s.-Holmes' ex-
ceptional delivery and control, was
the feature of today's game.
Score by innings: r. H. e.
Jacksonville :. 900 900 600 3 3
Augusta. :. -. 200 O02 01x-5 10 3
Batteries-Lee and Fuller; Holmes
and EVers.
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Union Springs Defeat. r,u.kesee.

UniOh spffHgs D|ISats IusNeEtS'
played here today between Union
Springs and Tuskegee. Score, 9 to q,
in favor of Union Springs. Batteries
Union Springs, Leslie and Cade; Tuske-
gee, Floyd and Watson. Features,
home run of Leslie, two double plays
by Tuskegee.
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idea OF giving up the lead of the
American. though New York is hanging
to him pretty close. McGraw and his
Giants are hanging close to Chicago
in the National, too.
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AMATEUR GAMES.

The Junior league opened yesterday
with victory for the Billies over
Highland Park. Highland Park 4,
Bibles &
The Blllies tied the score on home
run by Perry with two men on base
baGRer
The lineup was as follows:
Billies--E. Mcdonald. 3b; C. Hollo-
way. 2b; II Finn. p; q, Lardner and
nal. e; CLAUDE Holloway. cf.; c. Per-
". lb; E. Pfingstl, SIS M. Joseph.
IT,. NJ. Thomas. IF
Highland Park Atkinson, 3b. !;
Hagenwold. 20. -; Uagenwold. p. Bow
man, G.; Martin. CT; Frazier, lib. /:
warren, S.; Harrison, If. Meeks, IF .
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Southern League-
Atlanta, IL; Nashville, (seven In
nirgs).
Montgomery, I; Birmingham, 2.
Shreveport 5: Little Rock, 1.
New Orleans Memphis, post
pcned. Iain
American League
New York, a. Washington. o.
Boston. o.; Philadelphia, /.
Cleveland. /: Chicago, 2.
Detroit. s; St. Louis, 1.
National League
St Louis, 8; Chicago, 8.
Philadelphia. 4; New York, 8.
Pittsburg- Cincinnati, postponed,
rain.
BROOKLYN. q; Boston. 4.
American Association
Louisville 8; st. Paul, /.
Kansas City. 8: Columbus, 2.
milwaukee,, s: Indianapolis, Q.
Toledo, 3: Minneapolis, /.
South Atlantic League
Savannah Charleston, game post
poned. rain.
Macon, 8. Columbia, 1.
Augusta, 5: Jacksonville, o.
Cotton States League
Vicksburp 4; Jackson, 8.
Meridian. 8: Gulfport. 1 (seven 2 =
nipgs).
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Lew Walters robbed Perry of a.
cream q nit as was ever made and saved
the game for Birmingham:
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Detroit. Mich, April 2s-Detroit
won on base running. two Of its tai
lies being due to steals of the nlate.
Score by inrsnES: r
Z. ...o21 900 OOx-3 2
Batteries-Willett and Schmidt:
Howsll and Stephens. Time. i:45'
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Cleveland, Ohio. April 2e.-Chicago
99eteated Cleveland today in a game
Liebhardt OIL"
Score by innings: RHE
Cleveland :. -. 900 900 o1o-i o
Chlcaeo .Oo4 900 oO1-2 I 3
Walsh and Sullivan Time, 2.11 I'm
pres. Sheridan and Stafford.
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C. Fitzpatrick played good ball fol-

u. F1tZpdLflCh pLdycu Sooo Os~AA 80
South Montgomery. at short. The line
ups were:
Ramblers, Lobman. B =, 3b. !; Stratford,
j.. SIS; Lobman NJ. 2b:; Washbnrn.
Ib.; Stratford, G., c.; Cox, RI. Gas
senheimer, IT,: Cody. CT.
South Montgomery--Sau CT. and p. f.;
Fitzpatrick, A. c.; Dickerson, 1bi
Centerfit. 3b.. Forbes, 2b.: Tallman.
RI; Fitzpatrick. G.. S.; Williamson
IT,: Ellis p. and CT.
Umpire, Lyons. 'Ft
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Last game at home today until the
Gath of May taking the road Mondav
and playing four games each In Birn1.
ingham and Nashville, and then be-
ginning the first Western trip Of the
season. 49,
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Wet Grounds In New Orleans.
New Orleans, La, April 26.-New Or
leans game postponed wet grounds
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BIjOu. Last Matinee of Season To-day.
LOttie WiIliama
In "My Tom Boy Girl"
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BliOu. Last Matinee of Season Today
LOttie Williams
In "My Tom Boy Girl"
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Tigers Versus Amanda street.


The Boys Amateur League, compris-
ing the Amanda Street. Capitol Hill Bill
lies. Madison Avenue. Highland Park,
South Montgomery and Tigers, opened
the season yesterday.
The Tigers beat Amanda Street on
the latter's diamond by the score OF
8 to 8. Sayre of the Amanda Street
team struck out eleven. but Amerine
of the Tigers was effective at critical
stages.
Score by innings
Tigers. =. :. i, 100 020 1923
Amanda Street. :. 49,. 100 300 1905
Summary-Left on bases. Amanda
Street g.. Tigers 9: Two-base hit,
sayre. Three-base hits. Supple. Flynn.
Sacrifice hits, Ray 2. Stolen bases,
Amanda Street 7. Tigers 10. Struck
out, by Sayre IL, Amerine 4. Bases
on balls, by. Amerine 5. First base on
errors. Tigers 6. Amanda Street g..
Passed balls. Sheen 2. Hit by pitched
Parker to MINIS. Umpire. Crowell.
Time, hours.
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Summary: Hits of Schmidt, In
one lining; Hackett 10 in three innings;
Duggan, in two innings. Two base
hits. Wiseman. Fox 90. Becker. Jor-
dan ca, Hackett. Stolen Eases, Jordan,
Paskert Hackett. Sacrifice hit, Hardy.
Double plays, Ford to Castro to Fox.
Mccormick to Morse to Hardy. First
base on balls, Schmidt, o; Hackett, 3:
Ford, 2. Struck out. Hackett, s.; ORD,
4. Time. 1:45 Umpire Rim.
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Corners 10 no longer in the Southern
League. A deal was closed YESTERDAY
morning whereby he was sold to Sa-
vannah- in the South Atlantic for 5000
ana he left for that town last night
he Is good man and should be a star
In that league but he got in bad here
Kid Busch got a telegram Yesterday
from Shreveport in which 1t was sta
ted E1sher wanted him. Augusta in
the South Atlantic also wired him To
come there, but there is some kind OF
deal on with the Meridian club of the
Cotton States League. 1t will proba-
ply al. be settled today. Heine Busch
has worked for Montgomery sincS 1909
and no ball player in the world ever
worked w as faithfully for team as he
mas IN those years. He is to go--there
IS no doubt of that---but from the
honest. conscientious work that he has
done for the Montgomery teams it
would be nothing but simple Justice to
give MIN his release and let him make
MS own terms with some other cluh
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Ball played a sensational fielding
game yesterday. And he is hitting the
bail on the nose. too.
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GpESIAT
S111l3&
u. G. T.
Meeting tonight
q. @. II. NOTICE.

q. G. II. NOTICE.
All members of the Ways and Means
Committee of the u. C. r. are request
ed to meet at Winter. Loeb Grocery
Co. today at 10 o'clock. '
F. NJ. GILMER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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bird. Time, 1907 LIS. Inquisitor. Wa

third Time, 1907 LIS. Inquisitor, Wa
ter Bury, Avaunteer, ran.
Fourth race, The Excelsior Handieap'
$4,000. mile and sixteentnC6D3 n.
Gardner. 1913, sMartin,. to !. won; .o G,S.
carrngorm, lis. (Notter), 10 to /. third;
Time, 1:4S Is Dolly Spanker, GOOD
Luck, W. H. Carey, Kings Daughter.
Don Diego, okenite. Samuel P. Harris
Philander, ]. C. Core, Berkely ana Ok
ford. ran.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
Mary Morris, 96 (Hunter). IL to won;
Killovchan, IS &c. Burns), 10 to sec
ond; Bell Smoker. 1o$ tNotter1, to .
L Lazy Alisia' e' Tans ana ran.
Sixth race. five furlongs--Tartar
Maid. l0S (Iorner), to won; Trans
vaal. 10s (Miller). to ! second; Aiau-
1903 Brady Gold Heart. San samon
ran.
First race. six furlongs selling
Keator 1is; Shenandoah loa n 11Si ci fos:
Marvel p, 1903; Tony Bonero, le1;
Golden Shore, SO; Donna Eivira, shac-
kle. 96.
Second race handicap. mile ana sew
Athlete. 11s; orbicular. St. Valentino.
ITO: Maxner 1os; Tartan, 1o7; Sailor
Boy, ST.
Third race, the Elmhurst, selling. Ave
furlongs- Martha Jane. 104; Rosario,
101; Masks and Faces, Blue Heron.
Royal Vase 101 Thomas Calhoun,
ThermidOr, OF; Aunt Rose, se: Giovan-
nj, Raggio. Complete. Rustic, Saltrarn,
81 Laura Clay. Abba, 80.
Fourth race the Paumonok handicap.
six furIong -Handzarra LOT; Pantoufle.
log: Superman. toS; King Henry, 100;
Oraculum. 80, Red River, 9S; Simple
Honours. So; La L4onde, 50; Gallant
Dan. 90.
Fifth race, selling, mile and a six
teenth--Jack McKeon, 10; q. I. M.
1906 Gilpin, 1o5; Marathon, 80. Gold
Circle, "a.
Sixth race, five furlongs-Rosario
Minnie G., Sepoy, Senator Beckham,
Mac Gregor, Hands Around, Art Critic.
Woodlane,' lO6.
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A FEW FOUL TIPS.
Pretty close.

Fr0SSy Close.
If Walker had been in at the start.
Mobile still holds the lead of the
Cotton States.
Get today's game and break even on
the Birmingham series.
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ADvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ohice, No, 1884 Broadway. between seth
tisements received at the following branch
Offices ut regular office rates until s O. clock
1853 9th ave- cor. 18th ST. 90 East 14th st.
257 West 42d st. between 9TH and sth ayes:
263 West 125th ST. 1898 50 ave. between
ct; 17OS lat ave. near Seth St; 1877 East
10th ST. T56 fremont ave.i ESQ 3D. ave-
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niLBERG MAY SERVE.
p,eiguatio1 from Mutual Board of
Inspectors Not accepted.

,..orsing 10 yesterdays indications. there is
+-one possibility that NJ. H. Dalberg. an as
So city tax commissioner, will continue on
,,rtuaJ Lies board Of election inspectors,
th9 nc announcement Of his resignation
despite rs
s.on that body
IT, kelsey State Superintendent of Insur-
IN his arrival in town, said that he had
81 ooarted Mr.. DaIberg's resignation. Later
-. 5av James McKeen and James NJ. Beck
ao,,,ssl for the Mutual Life sent letter TO
- Kaisev asking him to urge Mayor McClel-
- hermit Mr.. DaIberg 10 continue to serve
ED inenector The letter followed tele-
conference between Nessrs. McKeen and
- ~ and the International committees counsel.
= said he concurred IN the suggestion
understood that Mr.. DaIberg has no OBJ
,.-.ion 70 continue 10 serve on the board. the
'-..srre Of his tax assistancy work being solely
PI.snonsible for his resignation The inspectors
= +b,s company estimated that they had can
r.sssa about 10000 votes up TO last night.
A. 70 the designations Of Messrs. Kinkead
= Marks from the New York Life's board Of
'-.,sotors Mr. Kelsey would add nothing ma
,srislly 10 his Albany statement, saying that he
Gas still considering the question as 70 whether
che destinations could be accepted.
~ Marks failed 10 attend the canvass yes
..rBsv. being entered on the roll merely as lab
sent" however as Ioie'olu IN yesterdays IT'D
une
Mr.. Kinkead announced that he would take
,.sve Of his fellow inspectors on Monday night.
returning 10 Cincinnati on the following day.
Assuming that the designations OF Msssrs.
Kukead and Marks are not accepted and that
esther man actually serves on the board after
Monday one OF the remaining inspectors pre-
scted that the ''three-nen board" might readily
End itself inpaled on the horns Of dilemma.
Re said:
che board bat actually there would be three
onlv If one Of the active trio differed with
the other Two OF the question Of q ruling, the
,wo could not be said to represent q majority
on the board, since nominally there would still
be five members.
While Mr.. Kelsey cannot compel the two in
Kpectors 10 remain on the board against their
wishes. apparently there is no provision in the
insurance law which permits him to fill their
places. Il was rumored yesterday that the
TIE inspectors viii install another table-the
EiEtr-to-day. and two more tables on Monday,
when they expect TO begin canvassing from
Fifteen to twenty thousand votes a day
Mr. Kelsey spent e few minutes with the
Inspectors in the New York Life Building in
she afternoon, and incidentally conferred with
Gr. KinkeaG.
The International committees manager re-
ierated his assertion that the New York Life
canvass farcicaI. that the inspectors had
not passed on single vote, repeating his in
tinBIiOns Of possible legislative investigation
OF the board
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL, MORT
GAGE. l. the undersigned, win sell at
public auction all the drug fixtures. soda
fountain, shelves. bottles and all other chat
teis now contained in the drug store 10
Gated At No. 16S Ralph ave. Borough OF
Brooklyn. City Of New York, on Tuesday
the 9th day Of February, 1907. at II a m.
by and through f. Dreyfus, Drug Auction
eer Dated. New York, January 81, 1901
Attorney for Mortgage.
BY VIRTUE OF n foreclosure Of a chattol
mortgage. I will sell this day Q Il. m,
No 21S East 1O3I St. fixtures. tools and
implements Of bakery. BY order Of Attor-
rev for Mort gagee. Morris Eiustein, Auc-
tioneer.
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NINE o. NJ. DI BRAND Dresses for the
South, also undermining dresses; cotton
dresses. So yelling dresses Sb5 w; mod
els on hand, short notice % West 4Gth ST.
DRESSMAIEER Good French cut and
n fdr ladies' and children: s. day.
r. Scrmet care Hermann. 3o4 ". 10Th ST.
DitE5SA A KING Lingerie. shirt waists.
children clothes by the day; homo pre-
ferred. GIL. DO West 2lst st
DRESS STANDARDIZATION gowns and suits.
princess and Empire my specially; my
own exclusive designing ladies apq-eciat-
ing me dressmaklng please call Witkopf,
lO2 West 4Bth 81
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BOARD AND HoOus.

BOARD AND 3.
Single insertions cents per line SIX
teen words. sever times consecutively 81.
which critics advertiser TO have rooms
entered To- a period Of fourteen days in
TIE TribInes Directory OF Desirable
Rooms Write fOr circular.
Full Information concerning these rooms
NAV he had. free Of charge. e. the Uptown
OGlCe o. The New-York Tribune. 1864
Broadway, betw zen Beth sG5 37th sts.
NORWAI.E, CONN.-Second floor: sunny
exposure children M 0i lection: hath.
electric lights first class, near trolley.
Mrs Mary @. Gray.
'ROCKHURST INN Spuyteu DuyviI-on-
Hudson. 30 minutes out; modern. ADULTS;
references. Misses Lesley, 22Ith ST.
I.-ELEGANTI.Y furnished apartment. pri-
waite bath: $50 daily. including mesls
two. $50 weekly. one. $15. The Alabama,
10 East nth ST.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PHYSICIANS PRACTICE FOR SALE
New Brighton, Richmond Borough New
New York City.
The practice Of the late Charles Wllnot
Townsend, NJ. u. established sixteen wears:
annual receipts, from So. 600 90 Sl5 600;
large and well equipped dwelling and office
IN best residential section. with medical
library and Instruments valued at SIS 600
Adjacent stable. carriages. horse ana auto
mobile white Steamer. also for sale
Terms. 80 per cent cash. Address. with
references.
ARTHUR O. TOWNSEND
Park Row Building Manhattan
Borough New York civ