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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
The Smart Set

Monte for weeks sojourn. returning
a few days ago.
Mrs. John c. Kirkpatrick and her
daughter, Miss Suzanne. are staying at
the Fairmont. Mrs Kirkpatrick has
she went TO bring home Miss Suzanne.
who has been at school there for the
past year.
Mrs. James King Steele has returned
from visit OF several weeks to friends
in Sacramento
Mrs W. B. Wiltshire and Miss Doris
Wiltshire will go to Monterey shortly to
spend several weeks
The Misses Morrison of San Jose.
who are noted for their charming hos
pitality. will entertain large house
party over the fourth at their beauti-
ful home Paradise"
Mrs Porter and Mrs Florence Por-
ter Phngst are delighting their friends
with the charming house parties they
are giving at their Rancho de los
Pajaritos. near Pajaro. Their home is
spacious and their hospitality un-
bounded. and the weekend seldom finds
them without a congenial party. To-
day a number OF people are expected.
among them Captain and Mrs. Bull.
Miss Margery Bull. Dr. and Mrs. Nc
Emery and Miss McEnery-
Miss Ethel Shorb expects TO leave d.
rectly after the wedding OF her brother.
Bernardo Shorb. and Miss Elizabeth
SheehansEfor Los Angeles. where she
will be the guest OF relatives for sew
eral weeks.
Harold PIummer. who is spending the
summer at Fort Bragg. Msndocino
county. Is in town for stay OF q
fortnight
Fairfax Whelan and his son are IN
the southern part OF the state on a
camping trip TO the Sespe valley. be-
tween the DIAL valley and Bakersfield.
Last week at the commencement ot
the Thacher school Mr.. Whelan was
the speaker OF the evening and deIiy-
cred an interesting address on The
Latent Power OF the Individual"
Mrs. Charles Eckhart and her small
son arrived from Honolulu on the ST.
IBERIA recently and are the guests OF
Eckart's parents in Clay street.
Prentiss Gray has returned to town
after trip to Yosemite
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

r INVITATIONS have been issued by
1 John Sheehan to the marriage OF his
daughter. Miss Elizabeth EsteIle
Sheehan. to Bernardo Yorba Shorb,
on the evening of Tuesday. July 2. at
o'clock, IN ct. Mary's cathedral a
wedding reception viii be reid later at
the Fairmont hotel from $50 to II
p. m.
An enjoyable motor trip was made
last week by Mr.. and Mrs. Gavin Nc
Nab, DR.. and Mrs. McEnery, Miss Nc
Emery. Captain and Mrs. Bull. Colonel
Wheeler of Bakersfield, Mr.. and Mrs
woodrdff. Miss Woodruff and Sidney
woodruff. The start was made from
Sausalito early Friday morning and the
journey was completed at noon on
Monday at the same place. The itin-
erary included San Rafael. Cloverdale,
Ukiah (via the Russian river road,
Napa, Sonoma, Petaluma and the varf-
Gus resorts of Lake county, as well as
the beautiful Langtry ranch The ranch
is rather off the beaten track OF motor
travel and is most interesting place
to visit.
Mrs Arthur Lord of New York, a
friend of Mrs. Henry Schmiedell. ar
rived during the past week at Del
Monte with her son, Andre Lord. and
will spend some time enjoying its COM
forts and beauties. Mrs. Lord took
part in the ladies' golf handicap on
Saturday morning last, going around
the course in company with Miss Ella
Morgan
Mrs. William Peyton has returned
from a stay OF several weeks at Del
Monte
Mrs. w. r. Smedberg and Miss Cora
Smedberg, who went east in April for a
visit to friends and relatives, have re-
turned and are In San Rafael for the
summer months.
Miss Jessie Wright, who has been
east for the past few months. is visit
ing her grandmother in Baltimore.
Mrs. Sheldon Borden of Los Angeles.
who Is well known here, will leave
early in July for a three months visit
in the east. accompanied by her daugh-
ter. Miss Juliet Borden.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peter Weeks and
Miss Cornelia Kempff went recently
from their home at Burlingame to Del
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
shotguns and spos Did you hear the like? What
Root and Taft under the suspicion patters
OF FEMININE FAL-LALS

6HCAGO is troubled about many things but
chiefly agitated by perpexy of feminine fppes alals
and furbelows. Because in place.
have struck for higher and there symptoms hand
OF boycott and the other of crusade be waged with
than feminine asperity Indeed, learn from hair professor
possibly connected with rival procesat the Marcel will
do the following things:
Itwillm make your hair gray
In will
1t destroys the OF the hair.
Makes hair harsh and brittle.
The heat of the oil OF
replaced by the banne applied award by aforesaid
make glossy.
All coloring in of
and
Destroys paplla of the hair
How perfectly dreadful These the solemn of
professor college Of beauty It is that
suffer if would be beautiful Chicago the
of for arts sake that sufferer
would subdu the rebeous coue fri
in that city whose assistants were paid 81 week
Why establishment /
them the and aiding 1t tfng
and homely would
plan the gowns for special occasions and they must harmonic
placed of intimacy with persons society study
these people and suggest OF the shades
this that and they gladly they that while
they aiding these girls they will themselves be getting
and fit
How exqutey deciousl There salvation in that blessed
word Temperament invoked veil the deority of
sweatshop where the adoecen and aspiring placed con
OF intimacy with persons the best society of Chicago to
supplement niggard 81 week
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
Miss Deans Book
Soon to Be Issued

- a = Francisco
oooH ~ DC ISSuco disaster 18 1906
Its Sarah novelist ays
fellow this
of many Of authorship.
debuing the Acazar.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
The Insider
Discusses noted exponent of ethical
culture who will soon visit the coast and
tells of work of new California authoress
kindergarten Named
for DR.. Felix Adler

AiHocfgaTtcn 'diHco of
Tor Dr. Felix A0Icf
believe that the dis
would find much to interest him In
to this SAM his
California deliver lecture on the world mission
Oakland who grad
teachers which is presided
kindergarten
useful
with the
which chile cultu figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

southampton, Jan 2s-Arryed. steamer Magdaisns CRo
Gibraltar Jan 29-ArTved. steamer Celtic CBr) Ransom
New York via ST Aichaels for Genoa, Naples &c
Marseilles Jan 2e-saiod steamer Germania (T) sago
New YORK - 7~''
Denerara. Jan 2O-sail.d steamer KorOna OBJ, csrm,
Ghael New York VIA ports - -''
Manila. Jan 2T-Arrived. Ratio (Br1 Thomsou
New York via Singapore.
MddlesbcrOugh Jan 2G-Satled, steamer Amstel ntcb)
Panter, New York
Santos. 26-Sailed. steamer Princs (Rrl In
mieson New York - -
Victoria Brazil 27-Saled steamer Spartan Prime.
(Br), Easleton Qrom Santos and Rio JaneIrol SeV
York.
Newcastle w. Jan 24-Arrived steamer CHARLES
Tibershen or. lie Roy. New York Dakar port
Natal. etc. ~
Trieste. Jan 24AIrIyed steamer Francesca (Aust, Ear
York via Naples 5000 A'
Naples. Jan a5-Arrtved steamer Montserrnt tsn,D,
zaTagoza New York via Barcelona and Ssanoa
sailed, steamers Antonio Lopez SPAN Oliver ~;
York: Roma (Fr). Pavy New York '' -'O"
Auckland Jan 21Arrtve6, Irish Monarch fEr,
Graham. New York via 81 Vincent. G V. Melbourne
Buenos Ayres. 24-Arrved. steamer Per.,ans srr,
'rehton New York Via Montevid.o > .
Lisbon Ian 21Arrived. Hotham NaU,tor ~,
Anderson New York '''i''
acp Jan Arrived steamer Indrasauha tiIr, Wilkes
nc" AolA Wa SaDanS, Singapore. Maa.lA. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
WOULDN'T HEAR OLIVER
PARADISE Jimmy's" attempt To BE
Real Minority Leader Fails.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribun. !

Albany. Jan 2s--"Paradise Jimmy Oliver tried
to-day 20 take unto himself the real cover and
dignity appertaining 10 the place OF minority leader
with somewhat disastrous results. The minority
refused 20 be led Most OF IL paid little attention
10 the call issued by Paradise Jimmy for a meet
ing TO consider the wellbeing Of the Democrats:
what did attend the meeting didn't let Jimmy
interfere in the least with personal ideas
letter was sent to each Democrat a few DAVIS
ago by Jimmy suggesting regular meetings Of the
minority for counsel and the comparing OF notes
with view 70 obtaining united action. He urged
that It would help along the party and. incident
ally. lead 70 the formation OF lifelong friendships
among the members Of the minority When the
meeting was called this morning seven out OF the
fifty Democratic Assemblymen were ushered in
BY Paradise Jimmy" He then proceeded TO ex-
pound his views, some Of which were that all mi
nority members should submit their bills and reso-
buttons TO him. and that bills stay in committee AZ
least month ~
Assemblyman Cuvillier, the lonesome Mcclellan
man here. objected strongly. others Joined hiIn!
the meeting resolved itself into Donnybrook fair.
vocally-and broke up in disorder Jimmy vouch-
safed the opinion that when the members wanted
another consultation he thought they'd be able IN
round for him. ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
HAS EXTENSIVE FIELD.
Po7cer Company to Operate an Prin-
cipaL State Cities.

Albany Jan 29-The Economic Power and
Construction Company of Albany to-day filed in
the County Clerks Office a mortgage 10 the
New York Security Company for $4,000 on its
franchise and property 1t has been assessed
here at 81 200 1t is announced that the COM
pany intends 10 construct and operate plants in
Buffalo. Rochester. Syracuse. Utica. Schenec-
tady. Troy. Albany. Yonkers and New York
City.
considerable attention here this afternoon as
foreshadowing an extensive power distribution.
possibly from Niagara Falls. No could be
found here to speak with authority on that
point. The charter obtained some years ago
by corpOrators. including George Curtis Tread
we'll now military secretary to Governor Hughes
and eX-Mayor John Boyd Thacher The presi-
dent and secretary now named as being
William X. Mcfarland and Burt L Jones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1907.

Port of New York, Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1907.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Furnessa (Rr, PIaiks. Glasgow aud Neville
passengers and mdso- Arrived the Bar
a lOb
steamer Potsdam Dutch). Roggeveen. Rotterdam and
January TO- the Establishments Lane. with
172 cabin and AZ Storage passengers and mdse Arrived
at the Bar at I; 10 m.
Steamer Frins Frederick Hendrix Dutch Haasrect
Paramarbo January Z. Dcmcrara o. Trinidad IL, Caru-
Pampatar H. Cumana and Guanta b. Ia GuayTa
TO- 81 Marc and Port Prince n the Holland
America Line. with mails and mdse. Ar
rived tho Bar at / a
steamer Brsemar OBJ. Saxby, Yokohama October TO-
Hong Kong %. Singapore December Z, Penang % Fort
Said 81 and Algters January 0. " II Twoddsll Co
with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 3:45
Steamer Advance, Hammond, Colon January and
with II mails and mdse. Arrived
steamer Algonquin. Devereaux Jacksonville January Is
and Charleston 20. 70 the Clyde Steamship Co
sengo-s and mdso. Passed in Quarantine az 93S a m.
Steamer FL sud. Higgins Galveston january % 20 the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Passed IN Sandy
2a6 o m
steamer Bonefuotor Philadspha to the c1yds
Steamship Co. with mdse on Highlands az 2:2S o m
Steamer Jamestown, Catharine. Newport News and
NtTfolk 20 the old Dominion Steamship Co. with pas
steamer Beatrice CIor Christoffarsen Port Antonio
the United Fruit Company, with two cabin
passengers and fruit. Arrived at the Bar a m.
sandy Hook. N j. Jan 20 s:8O D ua-Wind southwest
light breeze; showing and thick.
SAILED.
Steamers Aroltke (Ger) Cadiz. Palermo etc: Kenosh,
Philadelphia; Seneca, Norfolk Newport News. CJS,
OF Atlanta. Savannah; ArapahOo Charleston and TarL
sonve: MS,Iinea CBr). Philadelphia; winyah Phiia-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
HEARING ON sEELEY REINSTATEMENT
Mr.. Stevens to Give One To-day for Official
Removed by Predecessor.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Albany, Jan. es.-Superintendent Stevens OF the
Department of Public Works will give a hearing
tomorrow the application of Frank b. SeeleS
for reinstatement. Mr.. Seeley formerly was q
superintendent OF repairs on Lock 10 of the Erie
Canal. He removed by Superintendent
Franchot. and declarations have been made that
underneath his removal lay the fact that he had
antagonized the Wadsworths by siding with ex-
Senator Stevens in his fight against Congressman
Wadsworth. Mr.. Seeley has his case pending
in the courts the grounds that he was veteran.
and not subject to removal. while It is said
in reply that the constitution gives the Superln-
tendent OF Public Works power OF removal which
cannot be curtailed by the preference clauses OF
the Civil Service law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
AGAINST osTE0PATHY MEASURE
Medical Society of the State of New York
Passes Resolutions

Albany, Jan. 2s.-ResOlutons were adopted at the
annual meeting Of the Medical Society of the
State Of New York, held in the City Hall here this
morning, directing the legislative committee TO on
pose the so-cailed Osteopathy bill now pending he
Iore the Legislature, which would provide for the
of medicine 'is
The annual election Of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President. +. c. Curtis, Albany. first vice
president, J. c. Fierwirth BroOkiyn. second ~
president. Edward rorrey Allegany; third vice
president NJ O. Richmond Fredona secretary
ander Lambert, of New York - 1AieA-
The meeting will continue tO-morrour ara o,ao
with dinner at the Ten Eyck ~ S0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
Public Notices.
BOND SALE.

Sealed proposals will be received UNDERSIGNED
until Tuesday evening. February 9th. 1907 at eight
o'clock FOR tho purchase OF part offs 0OO
Registered Street Improvement Bonds series
of 1906, OF said city each dated September
LIST. 1906 and maturing t2l bonds IL ist dav
OF September. 1905. and two (2l the first OF
each and September 20 and Including
the year 1919. and one % bond the first day Of
September 1920. -
Interest payable semi-annuaIly the lst davs OF
September and March principal interest he
the ONCE OF the City Treasurer
Each proposal be led by car.4fa1
check on an Incorporated bank COMPANY in
the state OF New YORK for So OOO PAYABLE to the orie
of the city Treasurer OF the City OF New Rochelle
Bonds will he engraved under SUPERVISION a. and
certified 20 their genuineness by the United stafrs
Mortgage and Trust Company O'
The legality OF these bonds will be approved by ] II
nished the ~ - 49,
No bid Of less than par value the bonds will he
considered Bidders must printed form %
proposal furnished by the undersigned Accrued in
tereSt 10 De paid by the purchaser
made at the Office OF the City Treasurer In NsU
Hochele, on the 1lth day OF February. 1907.
Inc right Is reserved 20 reject ali bids
Dated. New Rochelle. ". Y. January 18th 1907
CHARLES KAMMERMEYER, CITY CLERK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
FOR FREE WHARFAGE HERE.
Provision Bill introduced in Assembly
Other Measures

Albany, Jan. 29.-Whether the city OF New York
would gain more in increased foreign commerce by
the establishment OF free wharf privileges than IL
would lose In tho sacrifice of s13,Oo0.Oc0 q
which the city receives in wharfage fees will
be issue IN the consideration OF a bill intro
duced in the Assembly which would abolish the
present wharfage charges by repeating the pro-
vision in the New York City charter relating
thereto
Other bills introduced to-day include those OF:
Mr. Weber, providing for registration OF nom
resident automobile owners.
Mr.. Whitley. forbiddtng the use Of so-called
Mother Hubbard locomotives used extensively
by several Of the coal carrying railroads in this
state.
Mr.. West. regulating the practice of optometry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
MANHATTAN
OPERA HOrsE.

AVA SAAN S4th St. Near Sth Ave
$500 SEASON OF GRAND OPERA
OSCAR HAMMERSTEIS. Director
TONIGHT. az S-Bizers CARMEN Mines
mores: Seveilhac. Gilbert Daddi Mugnoz Reschig-
Ian. Prem. Dans's Mile Dazzle. Cond Canpanini.
prPra S ~ 81 az sI5-By request sPEGlA
yELBA. Verdfs RIGOIETTO. Mines MeIba Ga
cornin. Severina. Zacca-ia. NM. Bonci AncOna Art
FRI. FEB 4. az s:I5-DOUBLE BILL-Debut Of
N; MARIO sAMSIARCO. LeoncavaIlo's I PAG-
IIACCL Nine. Donalda: NM Bassi Sarnmarco.
Ssysilhac Esnturini, and Mascagnfs CAVALLERIA
Nm, Dalmores. sevsiIhac. Conductor CampaninL
BIERE Di SEVIGfIa Mines PinEsrs Tre nfH
Nm BoncL Ancona. Arimondi. Gilbert. VenturtnL
SAT. NIGHT. FEB, .. at s.15-Msyerbeer.s THE
HUGH ENOfS- Mines Russ. Pinkert De Cisneros
SeveriEa, Zsccarta. Arta NM BassL Ancona Ar
DaddL ReschiElian- Prem. Dans's Mile Dazla
Cond. Campanini Popular prices. T5c 20 S.
BressIer-CTanoI DonaIda Trentfni c5fsCorts- NM
Dalmores Ancona C;iifhert 1i,@nrz ''' T,, =
Reschiglan: Conductor. Campanint Mile. Dazis
WE'D. FEB. 8. az s:15-DOUBLE BIII-Lson-
eavsIlo'S PAGLtACCI- Mime. DOnalda: NM. Bassi
CAVALLERIA RTSTiCAS4. Mines l" Russ ;i so,
nlini Severina; NM Dalmores. SeveiIhac Con-
THURS. FEB. :. az s.I5-specfaI performances
AMBROSE Thomas's NIGSOS. A,ules BressIsr-
GiaRou PinkeT' Giaconia NM Bonci ATimondL
FIsID.. FER. 8. at s.I5-Slxth appearances NINE
93lEIBa. Gounods opera FAUST Mines Media.
mSnGI Eos5etta Cond-. Campanini.
MfG AT NAN yr, FEB g. a. .A6rq5ss ThOHass
coma: NM Bonci. Arimondi. Gilbert. Cond.
SAT. EVE. FEB. o. at s.15-vsrdrs AIDA.
Mines. Russ De Cisneros: NM Bssss Ancona At
nondt, Tecoht Mile. Dazie. prem dans'se. Con-
SEAT SALE FOfs WESEx OF FFB
OPENS TOMORROW MORNING At 9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
MS evening at 80 STECfFRI
Hlrk9y- Lunn. Rap2oid; Bursstaller. Van Rooy RssS
GorttS. BlaSs. Conductor Hertz 80 ~
THURSDAY MORNING January 81 M yt.sO o,.orl
SPECIAL MATINEE
Music Drama SAICtNfF - 1ss~-,,-,
fren1st9d- Weed; Burran. ROOv Dy,Dsl FalsS
IO1fneI. blaSS. Niuhimann. Hart
frL Eyg-. Feb '. at S. LOHENGRIN-En,u1a Earnes
E1oner Burrian (foritz RlaSs. MuhIYnann Cond Ee-r
,sS..S; AT; rep J. az ? ARMEN-Frsmstad RappO1
SIt1teId JQcooI: RousSeers Gourmet Berus SirnarL
HelsS. Dufrtchs. COnd Bow.
s SsS sIvs. Feb ? pop. prices. at s. la TRAvIATA-
SslloriCh iacoby: Dtppel Scott. Bars rys-.che
Segua. ParolL Co1d V:Ena
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
AIMS AT "FIRE INSURANCE COMBINE -
A. E. Smiths Bill Would Fix Penalty for
Raising Rates.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. !

Albany, Jan 2.-Assemblyman A e. Smith Of
New York Will introduce tomorrow his bill aimed
at the fire insurance combine" This measure
which failed OF passage last year, fixes q penalty
OF $500 for any company which enters into a COM
binatiOn with others raise the rates for fire In
surance.
Assemblyman cuvillier presented to-day his hill
making arson, IN the discretion Of jury punish-
able nv death He said that many other states
had this provision enacted into their laws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
CUSTOMS INSPECTOR KILLED.
GBy Telegraph TO The Tribune,

IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Rio GEande CITY, Tex. Jan. &c DUFFY
United States customs inspector. became involved
N quarrel with two other men here to-day ana
III at the last election. No arrest has been MADE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
Domestic Situations TAINTED

l 80 u A4NLHOuseworSer; wife good houseworaer
win tools. horses, cows. Chickens
Seoators: In country; references Address = r. 50
4 NAtDENElt. ETC-German; single. middle age,. bon '
Ss' anu tnOTGush understands gardennS fIIfnsce.
BERGER. 221 East 1Ith ST. AuSIsss
~ ARDENER. ETC-NIiddle ageS man 11- =,
~ FEBRUARY l. to take charge small xardsn or law
iS SEASON. neat Intelligent work. small vases.
VIII attena Protestant: Christian temperanes
people preferred M. l., Orange. n u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
TRANsPACTFTc MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close In New York
Japan. Corea and China (via Seattle
Tango MART 81 600 m
FranciscoJ~Korea FEB l. 1890 a m
Guam Philippine Islands via San
FrancsCol-C. & transport Logan Feb J. 1890
New Zealand. A1EtrRlia Except WesO.
New Caledonia. samoa. Hawaii and Fiji
Islands via FTanciscol-Sierra Feb g. 1890
Hawaii Japan Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands via san Franciscol-
America Feb D. u 80 m
San Francisco)Alameda. Feb T. II 80 IN
Japan Except parcels-post mRils). Corea.
china and Philippine Islands VITA Van
and Victoria. b. C.)-Empress of
China H. 500 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
EXTENDS FELLOW SERVANTS ACT.
- TeleErsph to Tha TrIhnn.-l

Iby IeIesrsth % The Tribune
Austin. Tex. Jan 29.-The House coumittee TO-
day reported favorably Grinsteads bill extending
the Fellow Servants act 10 private corporations or
JOINT STOCK companies engaged in mining or in op-
Grating machinery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30

New York via iavrs N NNs'' huls's
Odessa. Jan 1S-Satled, fsr-v,-v Nil
Trenert. New York 1870" 'NNusSls
@usralan Fort Jan 2eArriyed previously steamer IN
for Freniantle. etc - - 't-A19n's = "
cochin. ss-SaiIed st~ar,s, ,f~,a, MI. -.
Camphell tfrom Manila etct Boston ana Nal s5rl
81 Mlehaeis Jan 2e-rassed. steamer Princes rrs,a
tes9l. Histstela. New York for Naples Genoa sto'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
CHARLES H. KEEP SWORN IN.

Albany Jan 2s'-Charles Hallam Keep OF Buff
falo. appointed by Governor Hughes - .uooo,s
Frederick ". kilburn, of Franklin County ma
state Superintendent Of Banks. took the oath ~
ONCE to-day before the Secretary az S,ata al
VII assume Tee duties OF MS oflss at once an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
VOTING ON PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Up "a the close OF business yesterday on the
Produce Exchange the postal card vote OF members
or the proposition introduce trading I'm securi
ties stood about 100 70 100 in favor OF the PROPOSE
ton. = 49, E'SHSS4-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
z. x. POTTER RESIGNS

Albany. Jan. 2s-The resignation OF A K POT.
ger, ~ I,ockport commissioner of the STATE
ceseTss ton - Niagara, YVES received ;o-oay b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
Meetings.

A NNUAI. MEETING OF the American Institute Thur
~ day. February 9TH. 1907. 10 W 44th - 6 = -
r. A r. DAYTON. Secretary -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30

ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL. ROCK ISLAND I'LL. IAN
80 iSOt.-Sealsd p{Oposas in duplicate subiert 70
s usual s sSndons Will BE- received here until p no
80. - ISot, Tor the purchase
stoTes Catalogues giving quantities condoS etc nee
u. g. Army. COMMANDING - O1u- De2t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 7:I2 Sunset BIS Moon Moons age IS
HIGH WATER.
A.M-Sandy Hook $40 Gov Island so He'll Gate 1905
P.M-Sandy Hook SS2 Gov Island sac He'll 1923
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
Proposals.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
- suTsau or supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
Ineht WASHINGTON. u. c. O'Clock ET-h
raary H. 1907 and publicly opened innedistev tb-rs
a.tet. 70 Iurnish at the navy yard York y v
&c; quantity or naval supplies follows Sch s76
opao parts TOR wireless telegraph systems recafv.-
OIi %re Insulating clips. micsnite electrical sup
pI.es emma glass. and silver-plated aIac
trio hoist. brass nuts tap bolts lathe tools
esaphones depth recorders. bar and tool steel an.
IRON mercury BRASS tubing. -ssctGoC
paper push carts yacht blocks rnachetesSscb ~.
ff PrlsInatic powder-Sch. 37s: Chairs PORTABLE
stse b WIRE rope paint cans CHARTERED oak nickel
ses,-Sch S1S; Drill grinder. hardware peekinT
saTses-sch $50; Timed biscuit table salt condenseS
anu eVaporatod mtlk-Sch. 3S1: Timed aprtcotS
phcations for proposals should desfgnafe The
T1slIeo oy number Blank proposals will be frns6ei
UPON appueation 90 the navy pay office New york
General U. 8 N. 1-IT-07. EaSA'Ass'er-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-30
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Teutonic. which reported TO Sable Island at
yesterday when 800 miles Sandy Hook sxpects
DOCK about $40 a. m. tomorrow.