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New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
Cash QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

View York April IS. 1907.
CoFFEE-The coffee market was modeTately scuve
to-day and ruled generally steady. me opehhB Ns
Unchanged 10 : pon,s higher and the market close1
steady net unchanged 20 points higher the ss tIs
on The near positions reported Of S'pO bags
for The opening adv2nce was dce 10 sIiShtb
account which supposed be due 70 covering %
shorts. net advance OF ~ points
on one month shortly after the opening with !aer pos
ons unchanged to points higher but later there VS.
actual and the list losing The early gain To
close Il siead!ed again on covering. ana
showed q ance OF - ltllHtS On
April points May. showing the reatN~ hrnes
hour @ the local opening and closed on ttat
basis while Hamburg unchanged 70 ptennig
generally higher Neither of the Brazilian mar
reported Grange ana receipts were on just
1900 the day last year. some
tho low grades from the present
crop exceedingly poor. and that the big ous are
combining their operations 10 the months for the
being, order control Of the present
stock which is Largely Of high grades. The mar
spot coffee quiet with quotations on the
basis Of Csc for Rio No = The warehouse deliveries IN
So S11 bags. against
and a 66I last year. OF the former
amount New York reported 80 40 bags The weekly
clearances and shipments at Rio and Santos were as
the United states 2Ioo 10 Europe 20GO Cape.
Rio shipments. % 0O0 bags. OF which 1000
United states and 2l000 oi Europe Santos clear
900 bags including $1,000 the United States
the United and 2i 0S0 Europe,
Victoria 1900 bags the United states
The weekly Bahia movement Was as follows Receipts.
bags: clearanccs
States bags: Europe 100 receipts Rio
Santos FOR the week totaed 10000 bags against
2llc9O Vast week; I1CO last ana 5000 year be
fore last
Tie Of contract prices IN the local today
I e
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16

The local market for spot cotton quiet. with
and II 4oc for mddllng Gulf Southern spot markets
changed at ioiEc; savannah steady ,sc higher at
ne; sales 26l bales Baltimore nominal unchanged
al llc Little Rock quiet, unchanged at 1ohc;
steady. unchanged Iof.c: sales. 50 bales: Augusta
Phis. steady unchanged a. 1o%e: sales 1850 bales:
Galveston steady UNCHANGED at 11c sales 32+ bales.
70sc FsttnsteS re:e,s 81 on Ltshamee & e a.
las, week and 6'1I4 last year; at Galveston. 1000
week and S547 last Year
cotton. good demand sales 10000 bales speculation
steady al unchangsd prices closed steaY At 0Pee nt
decline OF Il4 81 points April, 5sid Aprii-AIay
eng SSd; SrneJ&y & 5a4d $40 July AggSst
63d; November. 5.5ad; November December
S1s91.d' FebrgsFEy- a,E March ,d 5oOiid ManehsSIeT
FLOUR AND MEAL-Business in -four was dull to-
day The only sales worth mention were in spring
ing are prices qpo;es q & 9R tie New Yo! PTodgcs 81
exT No Winter Sc sSaSi. Extra No w5te4 NJ 1'1 sS s M
500 RYE FLOUR steady quoted; Fair TO good So GS
s. So chocs 70 fa.sy s. s5qs4 10 coTNAIEAL arm
firm: quoted fine white and yellow 81 2O coarse 81 Os9
Spring So 10: standard middi.nG SO 10: aoar do s2a
red dog ss az PROMPT shpTsn1 city %. hE2R s22 so i9
dog s@6: hony chop s9l 50 in bulk. So 20 in sacks
@ Nh crop and weather
heMS rom S saS iaos wneat soInewhat n
ab.e selling ror long ACCOUNT under which the level
SATURDAY There was rally OF lac IN the final hour
lower The Indication on Saturdays map that the
high barometer in Western would move east
wari realized and IN IT'S place 40 low area
with cloudy weather IN the Southwest and traces OF
rain various points In the winter wheat belt While
no rainfall OF any Importance noted. the uncer-
Hoders q Wheat Mere inclined TO anioaa at least
part of their lines. and short
extended for the although
generally considered unwise 20 be much short OF the
market until crop conditions IN better shape
Right after the opening there was sharp upturn in
the market covering, Induced By reports insect
damage, and predictions for dry weather Oklahoma
and Kansas but the led such active selling
Tor long account thar advances quickly disappeared
and Il until the last hour that any further
steadlness in the market developed. At midday the
depression was increased by gain OF I52o00o bushels
IN The visible supply. compared with a decrease last
year of $4,000 bushels prominent local operator
just returned from the Northwest said farm work
had yct been DONE owing 10 cold weather. while IN
northern parts Of the Ohio Valley wheat
area will have 20 be ploughcd and
IN foreign markets advances OF aad Liverpool. 4
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo. X. y. April I5-CATTLE-Receipts
evg head: prime and shtpPing steady; others. log
cows s. S. Saiis s. 81 75 stoeseTs - and
COWS and springers. active and S2qSS higher; $50
81 800 hEALS-Recelpts. LOCO head. active and 25c
hister. - S54Ss- HOGs-Iteee.pts. $500 head
GLOW, pigs steady; others log l5c lower; heavy, 81
~ %; mixed. 81 90 81 lG; 81 pigs
~ jog 81 2n roughs 81 so So TO- stags 81 20 So 25
st1ElsF AND LAMSs-heceipts, 100 head; active.
ewes and mixed steady others - higher; lambs,
- ~ 90 yearlngs 81 20 Q IS 20, wethe-s. So 10
s. 70. ewes. s. a SO 30; sheep mixed S3GS6 so
head market steady lower plain 20 JeSt steers
g 80 So -: heifers, So 10 81 90: So 5OeS5
Feeders. 81 50g 81 10 HOGS-Receipts. 5000
head. market loc lower choice heavy shippers So 90
ge5625s: light butchers, So 95QS6 6Is: light mixed,
QS6 6@iz pigs. So 30 Sc 20: hulk sales, SO 60
50 65. sHEEP-Receipts. about % 600 head: market
streng; sheep g 70 So 30; searngs. 50 - 81 90;
Cincinnati. April I5-HOGs-Active; butchers and
shippers. 50 So common IS 4Oq so so CATTLE
Active and strong; fair TO good shippers. 81 10
lambs STEADY; S69sT40
including J. 600 southerns; market steady strong
nctlEe Choice export and dressed beef steers %
fSr Sa 70 good Sc 5Sg s. So Wssse.n FED steer
steers 81 y 50 fOs Southern COWS S3a 3D.
COWS - 509 81 50. native helfers So 50 10:
- % - 90. calves, 50 554S7. HOGS-Receipts 1900
head; market , 1Oc lower top. So So; bulk Of
sales 50 i3G Sc 90; heavy. SO 40@SG 47sz: packers
% d2a So ga pigs and lights Sc 500 SO 50 SHEEP
~ 30 latter being record high price this market
sSss and yeaEngs. s5qsO -: Western fed yearIings
&sSSogSs - lo' NsssEa fed sheep $3.50 10: stOckers
Union stock Yards Pittsburg. April l5-cATTLE-
teselgis Lar, market steady: choice s. 9SG: prime
ss994sS - shEEI'-Supply light: market higher
Prime wethers. 81 s54G6: calls common 81 80 "a
", veal calves. 81 81 -: lambs s. 81 81 Hogs
far' market active All grades 81 %: roughs
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Inv TeIeEraph 10 The Tribune. I


Cbfraro April 15-Wheat very irregular to-
aav. but in the main weak. It for sale by
holders on every bulge. and In the end about sc
lower for the day Corn also acted heavy after an
early burst OF strength with closing prices c TO 9c
down FOR May and nc lower for September. In the
oat market there was large business with rises
and falls in quick succession. May in the end was
only 1-l6c lower, July 1-l6c higher and September
down &c Provisions were very quiet and some
what lower
Wheat receipts here we're eleven cars, compared
with four cars year ago. May wheat closed at
TSs.c, as against 7S1sc at close Saturday. July at
close was sllsc as compared with sl9ScQSli&c.
Business in the corn market was on liberal
scale for half hour and then. according 70 Gus
TOM lapsed into inactivity. Receipts were light
and shipments liberal the former 1s9 cars and the
latter $4,000 bushels Estimate OF to-morrow's re-
ceIpts was 4l5 cars. May closed at 47asc to
t7lac. compared with 4734c at close saturday
July closed at 471kc. decline OF &c.
There was a large trade in oats with considerable
range to the fluctuations and heavy realizing by
longs the bulges. Local receipts were l69 cars.
against 12S last year Shipments hence were 242OOO
bushels. Estimate of Tomorrow receipts was S64
May oats at close were 4S{sc to &c, as
against &c az Saturdays close July closed at 4Oac
to 4O4sc compared with +Ol2c.
There was very little business done in provisions
outside OF liquidation of May trades by way Of
hogs 10000 head Average weight OF local ar
rivals OF hogs last week was 2sg lbs. against 20
the week preceding and 22o the same week In 1906
Estimate OF tO-mOrrOw's local hog receipts was
1900 May pork closed at SIC. loss of l7lsc from
Saturday = closing price. May lard close was
s. g.. decline of &C. May ribs closed at $ q to
y 30, against s. 20 at close Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16

COTTON-The cotton market vas more active To-
day. and trading was more general Sales for the day
We're $4,000 bales. Fluctuatiocs somewhat
irregular the showed a steady tone and the
steady UNCHANGED points higher. Tho
steady. decline OF 3GB points. IN
response cables, but the market Immediately
reports OF cold weather for the week
end. we'd concerning the position IN the
which led the advance smaller receipts both
ports points talk Of better spot de
May seemed 70 be in considerable demand from
houses which baea selling that position against
cases Of July IN anticipation Of widening OF the d
ferences. and sold 10 .I5c with July, and
points higher. against gains Of 4a5 points
the later months. Around these figures the more
urgent demand from shorts seemed have been salts
fed and the market eased on few points under realiZ
aggressive sell however. and tie
close only couple of points Of from the best
months. Exports for the three
receipts and estimates for tp-days
ceipts leading points rather light OF
parties who have been talking commercial crop u
100000 bales reducing their figures 10 l3750O0
bales of the fan Of in the movement The
showed frost pretty much the eastern
helt. reports being received from Alabama and
Georgia that Teplanting viii be
The O contract prices in the local market to-day
as fnlloQ.a:
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE market.

LIVERPOOL. April 15-Ciosing: WHEAr-spot
quiet; NO rcd Western winter. CO "a; 30. ] Gait
tsF2a; s es Sd' futures hrm: Mag. es 5&d: July. Gs
BE1 DO, old ss I'D: futures nrn. May. IS 57sd july
q q ed; stPtenber ss Cd. PEAs-canadlan. steady
~ 81 FLOUR-Winter patents. quiet. 23s HOPS
q London tFacihc coastj quiet - l6sWf3 s..
bEbf'-kKtra India moss. dun. S3s sd. PORK-
Prime mess. Western. Gull SIS Sd HAMS-short cut.
- % 10 ~ quiet, ass Cd. BACON-Cumberland cuf
- 20 30 ~ quiet, SIS Cd short rib - T essv
POS; long clear middes. light - "a No. dull sos
-, neagy. 30 20 20 fb quiet
~ g e ~ dull f5s; clear bellies IL IO 10 easy
fess shoulders square. II 20 l3 10. quiet RID
Prime, western, N uerces. du, 45s. American r.
nee N pals dun ass Sd. cHEESE-American
tlffts white. noninally Cps, do c0gred nominaiIv.
1<s Canadian finest. white. quiet. Cas- do. colored
t-lsL 1es IAisLDK-Prime city. duh. 32s 81. TIR-
fisA4l Esplrits quiet SIS ca ROsIN-Comrnon
-1stLED OIL quiet 22s %.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16

shown Worlds shipments according 10 ,v3b ss4
600 bushels the previous week; heeetpIs ~ and AZ
Northwest double those OF last year sIu ~
winnipeg were 1876 cars. compared with 90 cars a
yea ago selling Tor NorthMeoss
account during the day. theory thet Iecei
cold weather Southwest had killed the DUES N
Kansas. Cash wheat in New York was quOtsu
follows: No. . red, s3%c elevator and S4tc Q
No I Northern Duluth 02Ac ana 40 1t
winter. ss4 ahoat. opening navlgattoni SOs IGs
showed steadiness curing tIiS
fore noon but eased with wheat. after midday ana
frorn ssfnrdav small receipts at Chicago. with the
decrease Of 100000 bushels in worlds shipments
for the week advance of ~ 10 - at Liver
pool explained the early strength In the market;
There was more weather in the Ohio valley anu
local operator said that on recent western Tern, UP b
condition Of I'm the cribs was the worst ne
had ever seen. several instances being notice where
corn moulding and heating right in the caF Inc
decreased T7S.0OO bushels, and the cash
market closed firm, follows; No. corn
57Iac elevator, 54Ac b ahoat; No : Wnlte'
sc. and No. . yellow. 54kc ahoat OATS
This stronger early. but weakened sharp-
Iy under realizing sales with partial rally IN me me
last hour following wheat. Crop news was generaiy
The visible supply increased 900 bushclS
Mixed oats here, 50 II, closed 4112c; naturaI
white TO IS 10 As SOC and clipped white. 80 to
30 10. 40 q 53izc
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
HITCH OYER MANGUVRES,
Nezr York Militia Wishes to Keep
Regimentay Formation.
From The Tribune Bureau.l

Washington, April IA hitch has occurred in
the arrangements being made by the War Depart
ment for the army mannUvres in New York in
June The department and the New York Ma
Iional Guard both anxious that the latter
should take part in the rnanauvres. and steps to
that end have been taken, but The officials OF the
National Guard now ADVISE the department that
the New York militia is unwilling 70 break its
Ieglmentat formation. while the department is OF
the opinion that IL utilize larger bodies OF
militia than complete troops or companies.
II IS understood hat il is matter Of pride with
the New York militia that each regiment should be
oealt with as a whole and on its merits, whereas
me war Department, while recognizing the reason
aDeness OF the wish Of the New Workers, says that
u Is impossible 70 handle the militia IN such large
bodles- No decision has thus far been reached.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
rFrem The Tribune Rureau.I

Washington, April D
ARsfY MEN PLEASED.-Army officers have re-
ceved with considera ble eIation the announcement
which appears be authoritative, that the Presi-
dent. IN filling the vacancies this year in the grade
of brigadier general, VIII cOnine his selection TO
the oolonels. at least 10 officers OF that grace
Bnd those who are old in the grade OF lieutenant
polonel The latter are such as have been ad-
Rersely affected BY the former system OF regmental
promotion and whose advancement was retaI deo
n the early part OF their careers, deprvlng them
OF the rank which they would now ho4d. By re-
firing the older colonies there VIII he created lnuch
eontentment among the seniors as Wen as tle
juniors, and IL will not take long 70 PROVIDE places
Tor the older cOOnels and for their retirement !eaN-
ing the regiments IN command or younger men
This is the desire OF the President, who believes
thaf the greater mobility eKacted Of the commands
requires energetic officers. There are -FOUR Ndcal
cies 70 be filled in the grade Of brigaoier geleidI
during the -est Of the year.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
PLANS FOR A CUBAN STANDING ARMY
Complete Project for New Force Worked Out
by General staff.

Washington, April 15.-The general staff has
transmitted 10 Governor Magoon a complete prof
ect for the creation and maintenance OF a stand
ing army for Cuba, composed entirely OF native
troops and numbering about twelve thousand
men. The adoption Of this project involves the
abandonment Of the original plan for the increase
Of the Cuban rural guard
The original plan was never highly regarded by
the general stan, but its details worked out
ln compliance with request cmanating from the
Subans themselves and transmitted by Governor
Magoon Publication OF the plan aroused opposi-
flon from al parties in Cuba tho principal OBJ
section being that the increase OF the rural guard
would result in the disappearance of the local
police forces and tie loss by the municipalities OF
al police control The project is believed TO
be free from tllis objection.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16

ling, 10 ID at So clipped state sheen. 81 10 at S.
10 a5 N AZ s4: clipped bucks 40 n. at 81 un-
'hT58 Tobn no shSrncn IL sheep 90 10 81 so;
lamb m. S. -, - =. - -
Hume: 2S unshoTn STATS Iahio0. OV ID AZ ~ OO
cllpped 90 70. Al 81 80
s Judd 6 CO. state ianlos % ~ AT SV' ciippeu
buck 100 N, S9. -. .oo.
80 inrIudinT cars FOR market Prices 1Oc
lower New York soli at 81 2faSI so 100
country dressed hogs quiet and unchanged AZ Sf09sc
per q. - ,oO - - -.
q SO per 100 N. 10 $40 81 20; rOughs. ST3 10
AZ So 40: do SEQ ~ at So 20
Jobn 50 state hogs 100 TO- at - JO rouShs
"a N NJ
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
Marlborcu9b= Blenbeiln
Atlantic City, N. j.
April

The ending Of Lent this comedies with the be-
ginning OF April the sayeSt and most distinguished
month in Atlantic Citys famous sprtns season @ Dur
ing this month eminent visitors and nice
people be found the great hotels than In
any other month OF year and the absence Of the
Easter Sunday "ISTERRU PTION" enables guests TO
completely enjoy all the attractions Of climate ana
artificial entertainment OF this festive with en-
tire satisfaction
The hotel claims distinction for it's location. us
ample public devoted It's guests It's htgh-c
music every night throughout the but particular
~ attractive with solo singers the weeFends during
the spring season and its ownership management
All the four dining 1.-TWO American plan, with
the excellent cooking heretofore g popular. and two
la carte with separate kitchens and French cooks)
nave white service throughout. and IN one OF the
American rooms called the American Palm Room.
and in the la carte smoking Is permitted
There particularly attractive suites with
I9Tgs rooms "a by 20 feet and private bath tsu2-
piled with both sea water and fresh and with
running Ice is with every IN the
Marlborough and with every IN the BIenhen.
which in construction is reputed the COM
pleely hreprOor hotel In the world Golf privileges
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have

been issued:
FIRST Lieutenant GEORGE B RODNEY 5th csyslry;
detailed for general recruiting service a a. SgT.T
GREGORY. 9Th Cavalry. who VIII proceed TO his
Contract surgeon RALPH ". NEWTON, from Fort
Niagara. HIS home. Barre. ana report 70 surgeon
general for annument Of contract - -,
Captain HALsEY E. YATES 29sh Infantry. n ~ rom
Major SIDNEY s JoRDAH, artillery corps. detailed
n Sds5aRs R fenfEa e Bs oth 9fsnty and
MaHTER M4IELEN PETFTELD aEf E' IAN insaniS. and
JAMES J. long. artlerL corps ana second
Infantry and MAX B. CARRIER 22d Infantry 10
agty JGH p mlifary g wa Pri2n a caT rs
CONTRACT surgeon ANDREW \. sTEPHENsON from
rst Ieatena6t I9 cARENc { cULvER signal corps
viii report commanding general. Philippines DiY-
slon, for duty with signal c0rrs
NAVY
Ensign J. ". HAYWARD from Naval Hospital. Mare
Assslaai PayuSster E c LITTLE, the Vermont
MOVEMENTS Of YEssELs-Tho following
movements OF vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department:
April 12The Boston at AmaRsis E2ai.. -. =. ,o,r ,b.
Blskeey the stockton Norfolk: the Texas ano
newport News the fTairie, at Havana; he Potomac
April l4~The MayaoWeT. at san Juan; tie Eagle. At
SAILED
April l3Ts PTineeon from M Aa2ala for ,s AaFgl9o SI
from N6rfoiIs fo- HAMPTON Roads; the He-cues f7oa
Charleston Norfolk the Brooklyn. from League
Island for Hampton ROADS, TIE Unoas, from hey
Norfolk the - Louis. from Hampton
Roads Tor Newport News; the Dubuque from san
Puerto Plata
April 1.-THE Nesuvus. from Mayport tor Port Royal
the Columbia. from Havana for League lsand; the
Glacier. from navy yard New York for Hampton
Roeds; the Galveston. from Yokohama for Annoy; the
Sterling, from Guantanamo for Newport News.
Tho Mantonomoh, commissioned in 9Th inst at
nagy yard. Norfolk. for special duty during the
jamestown Exposition.
The Kansas ordered commissioned at navy yard. League
Island.
Rear Admiral James Il. Dayton. I. s y. hoisted nag
board the West Virginia and assumed command OF
the newly organized Pacific aeet.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
rur nA1.r1MoRE no RRooKLYN.

When the Baltimore arrives in home waters she
will proceed at once TO the navy yard at BROOKLYN
instead OF at League Island. was originally IN
tended. The important changes contemplated on
her il is believed may be better done al New YORK
than ar the Philadephia yard 1t is purposed TO
convert the Baltimore into mine planting snip.
with eouipment similar 10 that planned lOr the san
Frrancsro II is proha bic the Baltimore VIII be IN
readiness for this service before the San fIali, an
CISCO as there is not so much work 70 oe done on
her the San Francisco being without bolefs. 1hese
changes viii give the navy two mlne p.dlteIs ;,
which will De used !n case of after the fashon
Of the Japanese. the success OF whose Wofh uds
suggested similar provision for the Ameticin ns
T,5e british have a mine vessel. and the test OF
that ship has been awaited with keen interest oy
the American experts.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
Citv Hotels.
Change of Name.


1T a SPECIAL TERN OF TIE CITY M TEo1-r R51,,ons ne
1',,,tnS No az Chambers Street. in the BoT1ugh %
Manhattan on 9th day OF april Nlneleeh
- ro,,Sr present: William II Wadhans Justice-
S' G ,Se Matter ~ the Petition % Joseph NJ MorSen
- s1r leave 10 assume the name OF Joseph NJ
w|+EanEIt appearing the satisfaction OF the Sonr,
"a -, rsti.ion of Joseph n. MO-genthaer. duly Signed
an verified the eighth day of April leO taat sa per-
and Is reasonable oolectlh -
~" nbo1Ss ~ name proposed wit; the change OF
nAtltf0uer Joseph NJ Mcrgentn3Ier 20
tt-o-h Noreen. Now on reading and MING the Salo
Tet1tIor and due delberation having been haa Us on
Sredeker attorneys for the petitipneF
Ss-sd that the prayer of said petitioner ne and me
sare hereby Is granted and that said petitioner e s
he hereby is authorized assume the name OF oss9
~ WcrTen he eighteenth day OF May. l"pt anu Il
- further ordered this order be entered and the
DAYS hereafter IN the once o-
Ci.rE ~ this and copy OF this o-der De
nublshed once days after the entry thereof
h, rbe Sev-York Tribune. a newspaper pubhsheQ n
tha County OF New York And Il is further ordered
,bo, ~ tbs order shall fully complied with within
f"rtv days after making theFe and an adavit or
rbiirntiou thereof shall be filed and recorded IN the
once Of clerk OF ths court sad petitioner sHaII on
ana after the said eighteenth dRy or May 1897, De
Known bv the name OF Joseph NJ Morgen and no other
-.
W Fl. W.
s
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE KlTTATINNY

UELAWN- = WNTEN U-VF, FA- :
Open The Paradise OF America Queen Of al
mountain resorts The most beautiful and healthfn
a which spoud the Spring Season Climate
mild. dry and invigoratnE. magnificent scenery
DeIightfuI walks and drives Excellent Trout FShinG
argest. best appointed hotel. capacity 900 Has ft
mountain park. containing Nsr 200 acres eurs
mountain spring water. steam heat open grate nreS
spacious parlOTs- Boating. EOlf. tennis hoWlin-
pool. billiards. shuttle boards. etc. New 1901 eootes
showing hotel. IN kittatnny Park. and otae.
points OF interest Map giving auSO route from New
York Water Gap application. Special Sprint
c FRANK COPE Prop
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16
SOMERSET INN
NEW JERSEY.

AND COTTAGES. BERNARDSVILLE, y. J..
50 miles from New York via Lackawsn1a r R In the
centre OF beautiful suburban residential section goK
links. swimming pool miles of autonobling roads etc
Altitude. 500 feet Write for booklet.
BENZ r. PHELPS Manager.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-16

TI1ARI.E DrIIOTE dinner every sv91rs sS sI~
Il Dutch Room. Hotel Martinique "e'