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Coming Auction Sales.
IAt IA Vesey street,
MONDAY. NovKMBER IS.
By samuel GulSlalIcker.

BY Samuel GOldstcker.
18th street, Nos 2i4 and .lS. south side. $50
feet east Of raird avenue ioTse H. s1 story brick
rec: due on judgment. gsaa.lO; subject TO taxes.
BY Joseph p. Day
Southern Boulevard west side. 100 feet south OF
tei Company vs.. William Wainwright 4. r. Dsvi-
% Son m HsSTey Sas ,s r. 4 hsyss %S SS %s SSss SS
had on September 10. 1907. or since.
TURsDAT NOVEMBER 70.
by Joseph T.. Day.
Walton avenue, No COS, west side 1898 feet north
Germana Life Insurance Company va. Lars Ere
son e al: DuIon 4 r.. attorneys; Q. W; Bohan.
Iaxes &C., 5000; subject to second mortgage OF
ny Hugh d. Smyth.
Webster avenue. east side. 80 feet south Of Anna
place, 7sxoO. vacant; MoSes Hocnster e al. vs..
i iTvIns WSshSafn. ref rrieres: % due on n Judgment.
- 9O subject TO taxes. &c, ~9Ooo: subject 10 q
Webster Avenue. east side. l2s feet south Of
Anna place, S0A0o, vacant: y. + Meyer vs.. Samuel
ssTnE ssTeR T H M TcreTes w due on nj IIdNmsnss IS
subject To taxes, &c. SS6O9o subject 10 a prior
mortgage. GS26.47
"WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 81
BY Joseph p. Day.
Sixty FIRST street. No. 22I. north side. e4S feet
east OF Third avenue. lsxlO0.5. three story brick
s%s.n MsSer Mel D. % attorneys scSsEs r referee r. S.
due on Judgment SiO.ISs.si; subject 70 taxes.
&r., ss25.
Third avenue, northeast corner of Seventy
ninth street. I2a4xsS Il Irregular three six story
brick nats and stores: Isaac Lowenfeld va. Isaac
KleinNeld ct al: action 2 Arnstein L., attorneys
Edward Endeman. referee due on judgment.
SEA, 735. %; subject TO taxes. &c. ss.s.4.:o.
BY Samuel Marx.
jackson avenue, No. 8s7. west side. lS4.3 feet
north of i6Ist street, l99x75 two story brick
dwelling; Charlotte WOlR vs. J. II. Newman ct a: :
Herman Elfers attorney: Charles Levy. referee:
due on Judgment ~. 7oSen: subject 20 two mort
cages aggregatng A,SO0.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER %
BY Joseph p. Day
CarmIne street, Nos. 90 TO 64l1, southwest corner
Of Bedford street. 7SX0O SIX story brick tenement
and store: Isaac Schneider vs. H. 4. ThuOr ct al:
W. NJ. Golden. Jr.. attorney; A. NJ Levy, referee:
due on judgment. G6,T2B77: subject to taxes. &c,
81 DE- .se subject 20 three mortgages aggregatlng g
Twenty sixth street. No. rs north side. s7S feet
west OF Second avenue. 2S3o6.5, three story brick
tenement and tnree story brick tenement In rear:
Lillian Hague Ellen Mayer ct al: g. W. Foren
attorney JoscOn Gallagher, referee; due on Judg-
ment, 81 500.
Mitchell place. No. 10. north side. IS2 feet east
of First avenue. l8NfO.lO. four story stone front
tenement: Solomon Well Henry Lewis ct al;
Moss q F., attorneys; c. G. Ludvlgh. referee: due
on Judgment. 81 OSa "a: subject taxes, &C. s0652
l46th street. north side. 100 feet west of Seventh
avenue, i&Goeii. vacant Milton GFeenebaum
VS.. J. J. Kennedy ct al: A. 5. Bacon, attorney:
A. H. Burd, referee: due on judgment. a. 5sO. .30
subject to taxes. &c, 5000: subject TO q prior
mortgage OF $4,000.
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wesIsyans BasS,tbalu OutlooE.

The Wesleyan University basketball SQUAD
has been practising now for over a week
trying TO get into the best possible share
before the game with Columbia on December
ball season Is over. a full squad of about
twenty y-hve men are out for the daily praC-
tices. Every man Of last years Ave which
made such good record is back in college
as we'll as all the substitutes. In addition
ClOsson, n, one Of the best intersch0lastic 10
forwards In Honnecticut. "a out Tor the team
ules this winter L. has ever had Though
Manager Rice has not vet made all the anal
arrangements, there will be two games each
with Columbls. two with Harvard. Williams,
Brown and Dartmouth, three with Trinity
and one with Pennsylvania. West Point,
and possibly Princeton.
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street, west Of Whits PIRinA avenue. at cost
OF B2OgOO, and a two story and attic dwelling
on Andrews avenue. south OF FOrdham road.
TO cost 5000. -
No plans for new buildings we're nled with
the MAMMALIAN huraAu.
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WANTED SALESMAN for a
Metropolitan District-by The Os-
borne Company, manufacturers OF
Osborne Art Calendars, West and
Hubert streets, New York. AppIi-
cant must be man Of education. high
character, hard, steady worker, and
an experienced successful salesman.
Call Tuesday, November 26th, be-
tween 10 and II A. M.
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Real ESTATE FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NEw JERsEI
GREAT BARGAINS.

Fine Farm in sullivan county, N. ". % acres.
suitable a Vided u meadow, plough and pasture
DIenty OF wood for use; situated along the public
highway. one mile from village and railroad sta
tIoN: buildings all now: hne house. II rooms ana
horses: good grAneIy, Ice. wagon and chicken
houses this property Is all In iinc condition. price
SS 500 part can remain mortgage: STOCK and
Implements can be bought wish farm II desired.
For photos and Information call or address T. 7.
BRENNAN, 1873 Sussex &C.. Jersey City.
FOR SALE-Nlne room House, all Improve
rnents: steam heat: hardwood n niHh and double
doors $500: easy terms. D. Drummer, Jr.,
Rutherford. N. J.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALE--LONG IslAND

Few Bargains for ThanksgivlnE.
$500 cash. acres small house 500.
$500 cash-8 acres. rooms $500
81 600 CASH: acres. rooms. $4,000
81 $50 cash 70 acres rooms. -. $50
ss,OlO cash - acres. farm building 5000.
$500 cash.-l80 acres, farm buildings. sD.TsO.
Call next rhursday, buy. then give thanks.
wM u. COOLING. NOrthpOrt Long Island.
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SITUATIONS WANrED-FENALE.

REFINED, intelligent young lady desires position
as telephone switchboard operator. hotel or high
class apartment house, experienced: Al references.
OPERATOR, Il West 34th st.
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shall Of possession Of the the delivery
police station Possession such reserved @ be given the purchaser
the police station building thereon before 18th day OF February
information obtained the the City Hail. h hOor
Newark n. j.
rop SSs .s 5B3 $SSSF
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APARTMENT HOTELS.
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MANUFACTURERS-Ezp salesman de-
slres one or two new accounts undivided attention:
staple lines only; state particulars. 70 ULSTER
SCOT, box 40 Sun once.
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MAN, "a. hve years experience In Japan, England
Russia, Korea u S. A., travelling salesman: only
high grade offer entertained: will commence mini
mum 5000 REFERENCE box los Sun once
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l.7th street. Nos. 2l4 and 2lS. south side. 10
feet east OF rhrd avenue 4Ox99. II. sin story brlc
Nat and store; r. v. Satterlee VS.. John BataOI
ct al: W. II. l.. Lee. attorney; Louis Adler, rcfe
rec: due on judgment. Gsei.lO; subject TO taxes
&C, 81 ,83S.84.
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ro LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

BOROUGH or BROOKLYN-FOR SAIL
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Walton avenue. No. COS west side 1898 feet nortl
OF l50th street, 6Sx1O0. three story brick dwelling
Germania Life Insurance Company ys. Lars Euc
son eC al: Duon q H.. attorneys; o. w. BOhan
referee: due on judgment. 94y8i7.AS: subject .,
taxes. &C., 5000: subject TO q second mortgage o
All
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-1he Slide Along Clothes Pin
bag saves time. labor and clothes pins holds .
dozen pins handsome, durable: fastest seller out:
write for prices. IlMON MIG, CO. Dept. II.
Rochester, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-23
Sale and Rental
Property

20 acres near Alhambra, very best OF
land, this can be bought for $50 per
acre. or will exchange for city prop
lerty.
One of the Handsome home places
in the city, just been put on the mar
ket: brick room. all modern. with
lawn. nice shade. large assorted rose
garden. This place could not be du-
Iplicated today for the price asked.
This must be seen to appreciate its
worth. Price $3.500.O0. with reason
able terms.
A very nice cozy frame cottage. with
six rooms. all newly papered and
painted. lot 100x150 feet. fine lawn. and
splendid shade from large umbrella
trees. this Is n bargoin at $3.50; one
half cash. balance on easy payments.
at low rate of interest
A gem of a nice frame house with
two lots. This is dirt cheap. Price
$3.50.
Why pay rent when You can buy
fine building lots. on the north side.
very cheap? You pay $50 down. and
balance In installments of SO each
month. put up a small house on the
same and you are done paying rent.
You will be able to turn this property
at any time II you so choose.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-23
PREPARED

We are now prepared to erect Wind
Mills. Tank Towers and do Pipe Work
Drill Wells. Install Engines: anything
for first class water service.
n. l.. CARPENTER. with
PRATT GILBERT CO.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-23
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A first class white barber.
must be sober: SIS per week guar
anteed. J. ". Vance. Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-23
FOR SALE.

ACTION Saturday, 1880 p. m. the
Hammond Auction House VIII sell
a large consignment OF housenold
furniture and the contents OF about
20 trunks and boxes which Will be
opened up during the auction sale
List all you wish sold. and send In
YOUR stock Hammond. auctio1ser.
Tel. Red all.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-23

Good room brick house. barn, WELL
shade and chicken yard on lot 50x250
feet; $500.
Good 5 room brick house. bath, lawn
shade east front; 1920.
Good 4 room brick and screen room
good well. good shade. also city wat
er; lots 50x140 feet. Barn. chicken
yard. some alfalfa Price $1,000.
Nice 10 acre tract. story brick
house. young orchard. shade. fine well
water. windmill and tank; at a bar
gain. Come and see us.
Houses to rent, furnished and un-
furnished.
TAYLOR-BERRYMAN CO.
Real Estate. AZ NJ. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-23

WANTED-First class mixer. Cen
trail Avenue Dairy. q. miles North
enter st. Phone County Il.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-23

Keep posted ana happy while away
on your summer trip by having the
ARIZONA Republican forwarded. No
trouble to change address as often az
you wish. Phone. Main Al.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-23
Cement Works

Uss cement blocks for foundations,
fence posts, pier caps, window stills and
caps. Ranehsrs save money by dip
ping your fence posts in asphalt. II
your roof 10 leaking . cost Of asphalt
will mako il ~ good a. new.
N. 1. viEux,
Box 1872 ohosnlx. Arix.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-23

PUBLIC SALE-Wednesday. Aug. IS,
commencing at 10 a m at what is
konwn as the Collins ranch, five and
one half miles southwest of Phoenix
2 ]. Bennitt, executor of the Geo
I. Collins estate will sell cattle
horses. farm. implements, household
furniture. blacksmith outfit. and at
d. m. on the same ranch one mile
east at the pumping plant. will sell
engine. boiler tank. pumps, betting,
puIleys. tools and buildings. Z. J..
Rennitt. executor of the Geo. L. Col
Inns estate Hammond Auctioneer.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-23
INVEST IN
REALTY

1T OFFERS YOU GOOD RE-
TURNS FOR YOUR INVEST
MENTS. HERE'S A LIST OF
SOME DESIRABLE PROPER
TY THAT YOU WILL DO
WELL To GIVE SERIOUS
CONSIDERATION.
A beautiful x section under
cultivation: old canal rights;
fairly good house. not very far
out: fine investment. $4,000 per
acre. VIII bring 800 an acre by
the first OF the year.
A snap IN orange district. fine
40 or 80 acre tract, right beside
best grove in the valley. Only
$500 per acre.
so acres close to Peoria, nice,
level land. fine buy at $4,000 per
acre.
Best 100 acre alfalfa ranch in
the valley. Close in. Fairly good
house. well windmill. barns. good
fences. Produced more hay in
last years than any place in
the valley. Price $125.00 per
acre.
so acres close in. well improv-
ed. Good brick house. nice or
chard. shade, lawn and shrub
berry. Good barns. fences. AL
falfa. Old water right; s125.00
per acre. Everything around it
held at $3.50 and 5000.
Two 40 acre tracts close in.
Improved. $3.50 an acre. A good
buy.
20 acre ranch. Good house.
Improved. Alfalfa and orchard.
5000.
10 acres in town for $3.50.
Several improved acre tracts.
Good houses and shade.
We are agents for Syndicate
Place. 5 and 10 acre tracts. n.
f. of city. Close to car line.
Fine place for homes. Prices
right.
A few good buys in close In
business properties. paying in
terest and taxes on investment.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-05
YESTERDAYS STOCK MARKET
Material Expansion of the Volume of
 TransactiOns.

New York, April 4.-There was a ma- terial expansion of the volume of trans actions in to-days rising stock market over that of yesterday The market still preserved it's professional appear ance, however, and the movement was regarded rather as readjustment of the price level to the changed condi- ditlons in the money market than as a response to any actual large absorp- ton of securities The readjustment in values was quite radical and sudden. Other factors were given abnormal in- fluence in the days movement, but there can be no doubt that the changed face of the money prospect lay at the root of the more cheerful sentiment ex- pressed by the rise in prices. Yester- days quotations of i per cent. for call loans was given sentimental importance which perhaps was exaggerated consid- ering the small amount of funds placed at that figure and the belated period of the day at which the quotations were made To-day however, the call loan rate did not rise above 2 1-2 per cent. compared with a maximum rate of IA per cent. yesterday. The movement of the internal exchanges is significant of the change in conditions. The first of April has been looked forward to for a long time back as the limit of the period for which New York, must re- frain from asserting it's claim for gold upon foreign money markets, in order to spare those markets from a pressure that would endanger them. Now with the quarterly settlements concluded and the expected relaxation in foreign money markets, 1t is seen that New York is without urgent necessity to draw on foreign centers. London has removed the obstacles to an outgo of gold, the price of the metal declining there and a sharp fall in the open market discount rate opening the way for New York to secure gold if it is de- sired Tha racid fall m our own money rates meanwhile has run up the ster- ling exchange rate to where the import of gold offers no profit. Undoubtedly the relief measures adopted by the treasury were a deciding factor in averting the expected April 1st crisis. The collapse of the money rates clears up one of the darkest clouds on the f. nancial horizon and is of vast senti- mental influence in dispersing deep de- pression recently hanging over the se- curities markets. Large importance was attached in the days improvement to the reports from Chicago that a set clement is imminent of the wage dis pute on western railroads. Southern Pacifics very strong showing of net earnings for February helped that stock and Union Pacific as well and this was of sympathetic effect on the whole
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-05
TO CURE THAT COLD
Local Druggists Suggestion

Said Druggist William H. Hull This is the season for coughs and colds, and for the benefit of New Haven people we want to tell them the best means for cure.
 Don't dose the stomach with cough syrups. It's no use they only soothe a little-upset the stomach and do not heal.
 The best cure we know is Vinol, which contains, in a highly concentrat- ed form, all of the healing, curative el- ements taken from genuine fresh cods' livers, without a drop of oil to upset the stomach and retard its work. It con- tains no slckening drugs whatever. Vinol heals, cures and strengthens the sore lungs and bronchial tubes. It makes ricEl red blood, builds up the appetite and creates strength; in fact, it is the best remedy we have ever sold in oud store for chronic coughs, colds, bron- chitis and ell lung affections.
 We ask every person in New Haven who has chronic cough or hard cold to try Yinol on our guarantee to return their money if they are not satisfied" Hulps Corner Drug Store.
 Ncte.-WR1ile we are sole agents for Vinol in New Haven, it is.nnw for sale at the leading drug store .n nearly every town and city in the country. Look for the Vinol agency in your town. Hull's Corner Drug Stores, cor ner State and Chapel streets; corner Howard and Congress avenues.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-05
MOVr Tn NEW sHnp

Edward s, Swift, secretary of the Connecticut Computing Machine com pany, stated yeterday that their new shop has been put in first-class condl- tion and that the corporation will move to their York street plant in two weeks.
 A five year lease with the privilege of purchase has been secured on the old Wheel shop property, where the computing machine is to be manufac- tured.
 By April 15 the machinery and stock of the company will have been moved and in a few weeks it is thought that all details of the special machinery now being made will have been perfec- ted and the concern will then be ready to market their product.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-05
U. s. MARINE BAND.
WOOLSEY HALL COMPLETELY FILLED AT CONCERT LAST NIGHT.
An Excellent Programme-Fine Rem dering of Military and Patriotic Airs Miss Elliott the SoIoist.

An EXcellent PrOgramme-Fine Rem
 derlng of Military and Patriotic Airs
 Miss Elliott the SoIoist.
 The concert by the United States Ma rine band at Woolsey hall last night brought out an audience that complete ly filled the larger auditorium. Nearly all the seats had been sold by noon, and the final audience overfowed into the aisles, and the back parts of the main floor and galleries A good part of the university population was pres ent, as well as many New Haveners. Up and down College street, outside the building, a secondary audience had gathered, who were able to hear, thanks to a warm night that made open windows necessary, and the large band that produced a great volume of sound.
 While most of the regular programme numbers were taken from the great composers, Wagner, Bizet, Puccini and others, and while they were undeniably rendered in admirable style. however it was in the encores of military songs, and patriotic airs that the band seemed to really rise and soar. The fact that it is the United States band, "the pres ident's own, with their brilliant uni- forms and their military leader made it real patriotic event. Marching Through Georgia" :" Dixie "The Star Spangled Banner" were played as they were never played hefore in New Ha- ven.
 The band as whole is very com petent organization, and is classed with Sousa's and Create e's. Lieut.. w. IF. Sanetlmann conducted and brought out the full power and effect of the many
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-05
Quit Claim Deeds.

Lomas & Nettleton to E. J. Wright, fifty feet on Parmelee avenue.
 A. L. Troup from Pennington Saw ings bank, eighty feet on St. Roman street.
 Charles Kohn ct al, to Lohin Vitola, twenty-six feet on Hamilton street.
 Samuel Hemingway, trustee, to G. c. Bradley, one hundred feet on uinnipiac avenue.
 M. c. Turgeson ct ux., to eMo1li Grosz, thirty-two feet on Rostte street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-05
Mortgage Deeds.

Jacob Resnik to o. s. White, thirty feet on Grand avenue, $4,70O.
 Margaret Loftus to s. E. Porter, thir- ty-six feet on Carlisle street, $1,7O0.
 B. Di Blasco to Michael Toscano, thirty feet on Hamilton street, $2O0.
 B. Di Blasco to G. Mosca, thirty feet on Hamilton street, $500.
 s. c. Horton ct ux.., to Connecticut Savings bank, forty-six feet on Ex- change street, s6O0
 Antonio Pepe to w. F. stahl, sixty seven feet on Wooster Place, 5000
 Samuel Grosz ct ux., to s, s. Stetson, thirty-two feet on Rosette street $9OO.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-05

market. A rebound in the London cop- per market was a favoring incident of the day The late market showed the usual effect of profit taking on so con- siderable day rise. but the gains were quite well maintained.
 The bond market was active and very strong in response to the decline in money rates. Total sales par value $3, ,355, ,O00.
 United States bonds were unchanged on call
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-05
REAL ESTATE.
Warranty Deeds.

" UT HtNIINy 1JNVIos James T. Moran to Margaret Loftus, thirty-six feet on Carlisle street.
 Hattie B. Winslow to Winslow Bake ry, Ins., thirty-one feet on Garden street
 o. s. White to Jacob Resnik, thirty feet on Grand avenue.
 George c. Bradley to New Haven Board of Education, one hundred feet on Quinnipiac avenue.
 William F. stahl to Antonio Pope, sixty-seven feet on Wooster Place.
 c. W. Smith ct ux., to W. E. Clark, forty-two feet on Sylvan avenue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-05
STOCK MARKET FEATURES
ADVANCE IS ATTRIBUTED TO
 EASY MONET.

Buying General-ResumptiOn of Inter
 state Commerce Hearing Regarding
 the Union Pacific Almost Lost Sight
 Of-ReadinG Did Not Join in Down
 ward Movement Tt the Opcning-
 Remarkable Showing of S. P,
 The advance in the market yesterday was due to easy money, the fading of strike prospects on western roads, ab- sence of liquidation and ineffective ef- forts by the bears to drive down prices, the higher dividends declared yesterday followed by a Southern Pacific state ment showing over $2,O00,O00 gross gain,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-05
ERIE SELLS NOTES TO MORGAN

New York, April 1.-The Erie rail- road has sold to J. P. Morgan & Go. $5,5OOoOO of one-year notes. It is un- derstood that the proceeds will go for refunding the SS,ooo,OOO notes which fall due in few days, and, in addition, put the road in funds for other purposes. The notes will be sold at par less one years discount at [ per cent.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-05

instruments. There were two solo numbers, an euphonium solo by MT. Ole J. May, and a soprano solo by Miss Charlotte St. John Elliott.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-05
NEW FORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Prince 6 Whitely, members of the new York and Boston Stock Exchanges, New York office 52 Broadway and 15 Center street New Haven Conn.
 New York, April, 4.
 High. Low Bid. Asked