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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
YachtSmen Will Go on
Holiday Cruise
Owners of Sailing Craft to Take
Part In Series of Outing
Events

The postponement of the Pacific
interelub yachting association regatta
from Admission day 10 the following
Saturday has gtyen the various yachts
men about the bay an opportunity TO
take a short vacation cruise over the
holidays. Rio Vista is the scheduled
rendezvous OF the San Francisco. Co
The Golden Gates go TO Petaluma draw
bridge. while the Aeolians Will attempt
TO reach Napa-
Gus clubs 10 assemble OF their clubhouse over
the holidays and has laid out an elaborate
it is more than likely that the aIlurements
offered VIII attract the majority OF the boats
The AeOIian yawl lola. Captain Louis T.
Ward. and the San Francisco club yawl jester
Captain Roy C. Barney. started yesterday
morning for an outside cruise 10 Drake's bay.
tars. yet one that IS always looked forward to
by those fond Of short outside cruises Both
boats win carry fun passenger lists
At the monthly meeting OF the Aeoiian yacht
club Friday night Director Edward F. Evans.
since the club was Organized. was presented
with a handsome bronze clock a wedding
gift from the members Of the club
The clam bake Of the Aeollan yscht club last
SUNDAY was the most successful one ever given
ties aboard set out early In the morning FOR
Aeolizn cove. and by noon close 70 geo mem
beFs and friends had gathered around the
clans and frsnkfurters All members and
male friends were given their annual duck
ing. no one being excepted
The launch steelhesd with William Mers-
fielder. Edward c Metzle- and c J. Rush
aboard. will cruise ia the upper waters of
the bay over the holidays They viii carry
plenty of fishing tackle
The members OF the Sacramento boat club
certainly have made q favorable impression on
all the yach1smen that have visited that city
IL has been IN Is years and from Freeport up
only a person well acquainted with the channel
can navigate boat drawing anything over four
feet The various launches Of the club are
constantly being called upon 10 tow visiting
boats over the last Is miles OF the trip
James Evans. wen known local insurance
maR- IS rapidly completing his new s. foot
launch and expects 70 have 4 IN the water By
the latter part OF the month Motor boat en-
thusiasts will watch this boat 20 see II the
new Scripps engine is sueeess-
The yachfsmen that made the Santa Cruz
trip in the recent ocean race are all enthusiastic
Cruz Fulton G. Berry's Nike led the feet on
the homeward bound trip
Ex-Commodore Pugh. Charlie Barrett and
Fred Meyer report an excellent river trip %
the Trnant- II was made through Steamboat
slough. Courtlaad being as far as theT cared
10 60 The return down the old river
Much interest IS being taken IN The coming
tnterelub regatta as there Is much rivalry be
tween many of the boats There have been 50
are getting tuned up TO settle the question Of
class supremacy
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
American League

ST. LOUIS Sept 5-St Louis won the second
game Of the series from Detroit N a 10 inning
battle today. Only half Esme separates the St
Louis team from 1rsf place in the pennant race.
Twenty-Five thousand persons filed the grand
stand and orer1owed on the field when the
game was called
Neither side scored in the first nine innings
hnr IN fhc tenth Detroit landed cue on three
singles in successicn by Schmidt Couehlfn and
Douns = tumble by Schsefer snd Wild throw
second hy Summers paved the wsr
for The zcrring hF fhe St Louis team
I8artsef bsfted for Stephens and sacrificed
Then Criss bafted for Howell and the first St
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
Trading Hal Chase for
Harry Davis
spEcIAI pIspArcH 10 TEE cALL

NEW YORK. Sept 5.-President Far
reli of the New York Americans has
Virtually consumua1ed a deal with
Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Amer
leans whereby he will give Hal Chase.
the hard hitting first baseman. In ex-
change for Harry Davis. first baseman
and captain of the Athletics
Farrell wants Davis for manager and
captain. and believes that Davis execu-
tive ability will bring the Highlanders
out of the rut that they have fallen
into The terms OF the deal are not
known.
AS Hal Chase has Jumped the New
York Americans and will play outlaw
baseball in California. there Is a grave
suspicion that Cornelius McGi1licuddy
is about TO be handed something, II the
foregoing dispatch is correct.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
KETcHEL AND PAPKE FIT
Fast Fight Looked For When
They Clash in Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES Sept Both STAN
ley Ketchel and Billy Papke are about
down 10 weight for their 35 round fight
before Je1ries athletic club at Vernon
on Nontiay afternoon Both men SaiG
today that II was their intention to
work right up to the last minute. the
amount of work being tape-eI dcwn
however. from this morning until the
hour OF the light
The betting remains al to l. with
Papke the short ender, Much OF the
, TO ] money is being taken however
and the odds may be changed before
the fight takes plsce-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
National League

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 5.-A bat
ting rally by New York in the sixth
inning gave the visitors victory over
Philadelphia today, 5 TO l. The Giants
took rather kindly to AcQuilIen's
curves at the start, but triple play
saved him in the second inning. New
York scored a run in the third on a
double by Mccormick and a single by
Bridwell. IN the sixth inning II ham
mered McQuillens delivery hard and
the pitcher became very wild
Doyle opened this inning with a sin
gle and steal and scored on Bresna-
nan double An error by Bransfieid
on Donlin's bunt was followed by
single by Deylln and a single by Brid-
Wei and two force outs. With three
runs in. McQuillen made wild pitch
and gave two bases on balls, forcing in
another run Foxen, who pitched the
last three innings for Philadelphia,
men facing him
The triple play was the feature of
the contest With Donlin on second
and Seymour on first. Devlin hit TO
forcing out Seymour Donlin rounded
third and started for home but Knabe
headed him of Donlin ran up and
down the line and was finally put out
by DOOM The latter then snapped
the ball 70 Grant and retired Devifn al
third base Score:
K H. l.
Aew aoEk --..--..---.--.------.- II 2
Philadelphia -------.-.-.-..
Bstteries-Ma5hewson and Bresnahan: Foxen.
lcQulllen and DOOM Cnpires-klem and
Emslie.
PITTSBURG. Sept. 5.-More than II. 600 spec-
tators seemed TO enjoy the affair at Exposition
park this afternoon. when the Chicago cham
pions walked away with the game from Pitts
burg. IL TO O. The fourth and fifth innings re-
sembled a comedy Of errors the home team
succeeding in placing hTe 10 its discredit These.
~frs~
four runs in the fourth inuing and i've in TIE
eth The batting stresk cropped ont again in
the ninth inning when Chicago added three hits
sno scored Two runs The home team did not
seem to make any effort 20 score after the ffth
inning Reulbach pitched a splendid game for
Chicsgo, allowing only four bingies. Score:
PIttsburg .....-.....o 3
elssaso v.s, yo,,- 80. II
Gibson; Reuibach and king Umpire-0'Day
CINCINNATI. sept. 5.-st. Louis gave Gin
cinaati scare by scoring four runs in the ninth
inning misjndged hy and an error assisting
field for disputing decision. HcblItzeH and
BeScher. new men. made Z good impression
with the local team Score; r. H. e
elneInnsu -------------- 9 3
2 Bstteris-Spsde and Mclean: higgins. saIIee
and Luow9g.
ERookI'yx. sent. 5-p,sebe- R.e.er ~ the
Brooklyn team established record for the Ma
fioaal league season in the second game against
Boston today He struck out Il men and al
lowed no hits. Only three OF the visiting team
reached FIRST base. and they got there on errors
FIrst game r. H. =.
BssssP,D BSs5sq ...............a ....:.......a 5 :
Bstteries-Ferguson ana smith; Wilhelm and
Bergea- Umplre-JOhnstone-
Boston ssa-' o
BTssflsn sssis4ies-raaberty and Graham euct ,Ds
T7n-~ mn 10. ms
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
BODY FOUND IN sUTRo FOREST

! Acting upon informatlon received
E-om j +. Elliot. proprietor OF the
Angleside inn Al Ingleside. a squad OF
policemen were dispatched 10 the Sutro
forest late last night 70 search for the
body Of Z man Elliot telephonec 10
The coroner's Office later that he had
discovered a body in the densest part
- the forest Armed with lanterns. the
about midnighs
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
-Four UnPIREs TO oFFfCIATE

CINCINNATI sept. 5.-For the worlds
championship baseball games there win be four
urplres hereafte-. The national baseball com
mission announced today 4 decision % thar
eject Two shah be named from the National
and t7ro from the Aneriean leasue star Of um-
nlres and their service IS 70 be subject 70 the
decision u the chairman of the commission
recon unencatiOn to this effect made some weeks
sso by the commission had been approved b.
toth leagues
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
Tenni~ Tnurnamrnf

Meets at Del Monte September 4 TO 10
Mems and women's singles and dOubles
seminal. Gna1 and challenge matches
Beautiful trophies for winners Special
low round trip rates via Southern Pa
cl1ic InquirHBof agents. $50 Market
street. Il Powell street. Third and
Townsend streets. and Thirteenth ard
Franklin streets, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
IowERs GOLF nEcoRD

sioral GOLF Instructor Al the san Rafael links.
I,roxe tie state golf reeerd a nine hole
euQrse this afternoon playing against j. J.
frcok The previous state record q - Was
lorrered TO - smiths seere follows
a 44-31
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAME,

At Kansas city--Ksnsas City 3, Mianeapo
lis @.
At Milwaukee-AliIv aukee 3, ST. Paul g.
At Ilouisvilie-Loaisville q, Indianapolis l.
At Ceiumbus-columbus 2. Toledo 3.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

Fielding Averages Of
State Eeaguers
Pitchers Pierce, Waterbury and
SeatOn Have No Errors
10 Their DiScredit
PITCHERS

Fielding averages Of the state baseball Isaeue
players. rs compiled On August 81. show the
following records
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
santa Cruz 3. Alameda -
san Jose ,. Sacramento 2.
Fresno 10. Oakland 1.
Stockton 4. San Francisco o.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
81 RIRfARY

Earned ruEs-Fresno 4 Two base hits-Hol-
lilsSRortl, ConTsy. Struck oIf-BT Baum O..
Wild pitch Baum Base on baIlS-Or Goldr .
Left ~ hsses-Fresno g. Oakland > First base
m errgrs-f resuo 3. Oakland 3. Hit By pitcher
Mott Double pisys-kelly 10 Moore To Mott.
Moa7r ~ ke ieT q MHfr Tine of game hour
and - minutes. Umpiro-BurIei=h-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
LABOR DAY GAMES TRANSFERRED

CHICAGO. sept 5.--Presisent O'NeiI OF the
Western league announced today that the I-abo,
day games which were scheduled for lincoln,
Neb-- had been transferred to Sioux City, Ia
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
Giants Gain Victory
Over the Quakers
Chicago White Sox Press De-
froff Closely in American
League Race
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburg at Chicago.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit AZ St. Louis.
Cleveland at Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
NORTHWEST LEAGUE G.

@S$Dtt n ~ h&r tsE<1114 q Atlf<S
At Sestfie-Seaffie :. Spokane 6.
At Teeoma-Tacoma I. Butte /.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

ch,css3 o July .,..rs sst'Tsss e 9
IS calves s. 5o9se 49, sockers ss@ss So
EOGS-Recepts (estimated about 43 600 head; market
Ss;s s. sh' sss sRa u :s &
e 0'e:s o. ae g. 'Sais 81 Ds
lambs, 81 759ss S. yearnss. s4@s5 10
and shippers. Ss eoaS7; common. IS 15@3e Is CATTLE
on nn iIs s. sSs e sRP Il asGa a lover &
LAMBS dull. lower. 50 5o9$e ao.
East Buffalo July 2o-CATTLE-Receipts 4, 200 head:
bulls and feeders active and strong others fairy
sas5 Suiis ssas4 7s stoeser. and feeders s. es4
active and steady ss0s7 Is HoGsRscepts. IS coo
ssaS e g. york 1esas g
Gsb 80; stays s4@s4 80: dares. $8 90ds7 SHEEP AND
5000 bead sheep s astye ewes Sna
ewes S4asi %; sheep mixed. s2asa so.
Kansas City, July 2O-CATTID- Receipts. 150oo head
seas7 So good. s5ass so Western steers s. 259
& Sass s sossers se soHsera aRs
2s. o nays 81 oas hsfer @ 1900 head
saies So 4oaes co. heavy, So Ssass Sol; packers. and
S. ao@se co. light Sc sSase Sm PIGS GpS 90 aS
q co. Texas yearngs 5oass .5 Texas sheep So so3
81 so: stockers and feeders. $3@$A
Union Stock Yards Pittsburg. July 2o-CATTLE-
Supply fair; dull choice 60 3oass SO: prime ssase a5
SIfEEP-Supply light steady sheep; lower on lambs
prime 81 s5as4 7s eas and e9mmSn sSsss
fair: lower prime medium. and heavy Workers
s. o5ae7 1o light Yokers Sc eoa$6 so pigs, Sc 2Gse 40
roaghs. $56$5 90.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

frb,capo JuIy n-Lower cables and liberal pri-
mary receipts had depressing effect to-day on
the local wheat market. the September delivery
closing at loss of Nc to &c. Corn was un-
changed. Oats off &c. Provisions were 11sc
to 20c to 2211c lower .
Trade in the wheat pit was quiet ana sehti-
ment was bearish all day. The market however.
held I'D WELL considering that the prices OF wheat
ut all the principal European grain centres were
lower and that primary receipts In this country
aggregated more than 100000 bushels Ihe COM
parative steadiness of the local market was due
TO a continued excellent demand for the cash
grain and to crop damage reports from the North
west. Local bulls were the principal buyers ana
commission houses the chief sellers. The market
closed steady at slight decline September opened
1sc TO &c to &C to 1hc s01ac to SOac, sold
I'D TO 91Ac and closed at CAc Cearances or
,rbee+ and flour were equal TO 4S5 so bushels The
amount on passage decreased 306.0OO bushels and
the visible supply decreased 2Il, 900 bushels. Prl-
mary receipts 146S0O0 bushels, compared with
$4,000 bushels the corresponding day year ago
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported recelpts
OF 51 cars against 165 last week and 45l cars
a year ago.
The corn market was inclined to be weak early
IN the session because of free selling OF the dis
tant futures by commission houses based on favor
able crop reports. Trade in the nearby options
was quiet the greater part of the day. frner
tone developed during the last half Of the day on
covering by shorts all Of the earlier loss being re-
gained. The close was steady September opened
tc lower &c higher at TsAc TO 7ec sold at 75hsc
and closed at 755sc. Local receipts were 10y cars,
with o Of contract grade
trading In oats was quiet and the market was
fairly steady although sentiment trife bear
ish owing to good weather for the new crop in the
Northwest. Small receipts and a good demand Tor
the cash grain were factors that tended to steady
the market. September opened 1sc to 1.c lower at
42s.c to 425sc, sold between 42asc and 1880. ana
closed at 4z7sc Local receipts were 112 cars
Provisions weak liberal sales by COM
mission houses and local packers. A 1Oc decline IN
live hogs was chiefly responsible for the selling
pressure. At the close September pork was off 2oc
to 22Iac at S15 50. Lard was down loc, at 81 A1a.
Ribs Ttc lower, at s. 10
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow: Wheat. 8l
cars corn cars; OATS 128 cars: hogs, 5000 head
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. July 20, 1905
noFYEE-The coffee market was more active to-
a,~ Wing the heavy sales. chiefly OF December. by
= n. ia-re local trade interests Some thought this
saux was against firm offers from Brazil but other
1I-ssr,s stated their cables indicated change
: i. r-ra-y markets compared with Saturday, and
. ~ -s-e the offerings here well absorbed by
.-,r6 covering and further buying by the large
M .oin;s lower Sales reported of 2eoo bags The
,ss,t or<nei steady unchanged prices. which were
,en for half holiday al net unchanged prices: other
~ fae seemed to be rather against prices
nud,ns decline OF partial a pfs at Havre, the
srevhe; easier tendency Of the Brazilian market. ana
rsszl rr1rnsry receipts. The market at Rio 90
,,x oseq Perhaps attention paid 10 the
roctnusi tendency toward reduction OF high erAde
w.. z r.is lower making decline OF 20 refs since
ar -nupday while Santos Is have remained unchanged
snt ,hn thought by TO be corroboratve OF
reports claiming that The new crop was turning
rr 70 BE- cf pretty good grade. well known and
wx-y vel poeted authorities however, still insist
n. crop is not only short one but of an IN
e-eef quality II is perhaps too early In the
Ct, movement TO make IL a criterion for either the
tv the quality o, the total yield The market for
30 cdree WIS quiet with quotations on the basis OF
t.t :g RIO No Z. The total warehouse deliveries in
Unite. the week 81 500 bags against
rslp week ana 1o7.5s6 last year. OF the former
t-un York reported IS. .6s1 bags The receipts
@@ last week. 1si.ooo last year and 21e.0oo
The weekly clearances and shipments of
h~s From Bic 5000 bags including ~ 600 10 the
r-s States. 10000 TO Europe and North Africa and
!1 70 Cape River Plate and West Coast South America.
krt~ cearances. 10000 bags including 36 900
isrei Bates. T2dIG Europe North Africa and
m 10 cape River Plate and West Coast South
sazto< shipments for the United States $4,000
ias States $500 bags The Bahia weekly movement
N u follows: Receipts 500 bags: stock. $1,000 bags;
ussnces 10 Germany, 100 bags and elsewhere. q 200
Ne snge OF contract prices in the local market to-day
rs a. fccvss
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. July 2o-Ciosins WHEAT-spot strong:
No Western winter Is Sd; No California as
Is sxd; december Is sEd. coRN-,spot firm: Amer
ican mixed old es 10d: futures closed quiet; July
nominal: September. 5s esd FLoURmWntesr pat Pat
Hops at London (Pacihc Coast steady. Il 1os@s2 SIS
LINsEED oIL,-steady 24s Cd PETRoLETM-Q
india mess firm. 1o5s, 'oRK-Prlme mess Western
Arm 73s I'd HAMS-Short cut, IA to 16 h. firm.
53s Cd BACON-Cumberland cut 2s to 80 ID. steady.
ass Cd short rib 16 % h. firm AIS Cd long clear
middles light "a h. firm, ASS Sd; long clear
middies heavy. SO 40 lb. firm. AS; short clear
1e lb Arm. AIS Cd. SHOULDERS Square Al to B Is
IN dull LARD-Prime Western in tierces. steady,
AIS Sd; american refined. in pals. steady. ATS Sd.
CHEESE-Canadian finest white and colored. old f1rrn
63s finest white new. steady 5Is finest coored new,
bss Cd TAI.LOwPrime city firm 21s 80; Australian als
in firm. 32s 4hd TURPENI lNEs-Splrlts
steady 3os 3D. COTToNsEED oIL-Hul refined spot
quiet, 24s 1sd.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21

INE-steady. Quoted Oeo l2c city lard stearne 12hc
ing than 4 moderate 3obbing demand in evidence
There Is some demand for prompt shipment which soTe
think indicates light supplies retailers but SO
far this condition is having little influence on the mar
ke which rules about steady Quotations follow Screen
nEs. s%aac ordinary: 4sg4Ac: fair 5doAc good or.
Patna foreign. 5H96ssc: Rsngoon and Bassein. 4AQ
SIC.
sUGAR-while there has been slight I'M
movement Is still unseasonaby light NOTWITHSTANDING
the claims OF large actual consumption LIST prices
unchanged The following list prices subject 10
rebate OF 10 points and discount OF per cent dor
cut loaf. 620c; crushed. 61Oc mould A. g. 75c cubes
Eagle 10 bags powdered and Eagle confeconers gran
ulated 66Sc: xxx powdered, 5b5c; powdered coarse
powdered and fruit powdered and Eagle coarse ana
ira fine granulated $500: Eagle fb cartons OF me
eranui.ted eoc 70 bags do, 5.7oc: 81 n bags do
so ib bags de- SOC Eagle fine standard granular
and diamond A. 540c: confectionery A: bOc; NO J.
soc; Nos and g. 515c No 4. 5.1Oc; No 8, eOoc: No
&c; No 4sbc; No s. 4eoc No 9; 4s5c: No TO- 7oT
and 49, 1850. Following further decline in the Lon
don market for beet to lis for both July and Au
gust shipment. lower sugar market was reported
locally with considerable business the decline About
2oUO bags OF Santo Domingo were sofa Al the
Delaware Breakwatsr T. equivalent to 4sIc iand6a
bags Cuba about to SAIL at % 32 and Loo baes su-
rnafs TO arrive Quotations based these safes oi-
low Centrifugal 90 test 427c muscovado 30 test Slc
and nolasses sugar. so test 3.32c: Cuban cost ana
irelsht @-s2c The sale OF santo Domingo anost
included small lot OF nolasses at price equivalent
to 34Sc but this considered of SUFFICIENT i'm
porfance to warrant quotation below 352c IN
broader
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21

METALs-TIN-There decline OF Fl, q u n The M
09dSR a1s surss sssst s ss Il. ca The local
as R II ssssy sss ssf III
SIS and ass lbs for futures ogatsa 'nt at
dull sec1ye snd at III sh
IN IonSon The ioes and Hnenanssd m g ,ss at
s5g at sSa i's
unchanged Sd for standard foundry 5o but os5 az
Locally no oSisa shanss a s s IIsss s. iron
on the Produce Exchange continue dull and TnchsnEea M n
wta susu. s;asss s.. ossS siS's IS
ostoss estss IS November SIS l'asls December
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-wh.e there i. .nc very wilt H.
demand for either oas ass hold ID seaay and with
light there no New Assissi resns tes
eenio fair lssss sssS s29asss Re eaS as9
%on SS fs17c: fair isaaoc; good isaa2c: prime 2la2Se
saSaeH ssi Ifsse sne
Near the close sess a ,ar,, Sss ssa ssa
seo bb- July 300 sspteFnssssE g. ns
o,,'.T 200 oe0ssT 81 Li1seed oil was unchanged
ss.ns9S ssssy White ss Pssss
9ak % ss @ sasd rsse wsi,. New New
YORK York bbs 10 7sc bulk Philadsphs 10 bulk
s;. cs.e ss,er e coirs coToSsEED asEi
pms summer yssw .pst oeober ssasse
verber se s7e: December IS sse: on sumner as ys i
Bn. ISw Ja white. .ess' sssass %e sSas vi Yellow
SEED s1 sa4se Calcutta raw 7oo lard oil 7o
pRoyIsIONs-A weak hog market liquidation and
liberal 5sSss' wse sss A later
oxernS OF shorts buying by psekers Lard closed
-. o,toro hut ribs pork rallied slightly IN the
az ns bur chicago receipts AZ 600 hogs; est
mated for TUESDAY. 10000 head Kansas City receives @
o. ,aaa. Omaha 4.oo0 head and the West IlWS
eess PoiK~Barsly steady: Quoted: Mess ~ soS
-iat Quoted si4 5os15 80; family &l6 %
@si7 so packet si5a*ie extra nssa .an es'
aoGs-steady Quoted Bacons &c $50 n gssi iSg o
ase. Iao no enc: pigs. 101sd10sc CUT MEAds-
g,od beIlie. steady Quoted Smoking Ilc 10 H. loNc
il n. 1oc: Il ~ sSc Picked hams = steany; ap9teS @
&c fARDMEasy Quoted: Middle western stSas Doc
-. rsrs o,:iet; quoted sAc Refined lard easy
ono,es. south America 10 e5c: Continent SOC Brazil
ers I2c Compound steady quoted at ssuo92 SiEAfN
New-York tribune., 1908-07-21

,,n~.- SALEM. SeliSer. auc-
t,asS,s els this day. 10 a. m. al sei
t'r,s-;, =. saaAhnsttan Borough. the entire
!, he fss....e' II este 1rant Of above address,
. o-9.r =. nnoer a chattel mortgage.
sac,ioa.e-;. sns attorney for the rloftgagee
o1lcs. $50 Broadway
vi ser seii vf ATTORNEY for rnortgagee
larr n a. 70 O'Clock this day. al s27
rss NJ gohiyn, the fixtures OF iewelry
Flson. suctiOneer.
III .ilf-h ~ OF ATTORNEY for Ts,s-,gsgo.
s-lior g. q y clock this aav Al 400 soS
Y Ler,,sr brooklyn. one black Searse