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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17
TO MAKE BIG COFFEE LOAN SOON
Local Banks May Contribute s10,O00,0O0 to
Valorization Scheme.

The so-caed coffee vaIorizaton loan" OF SIS eoo-
COO which Is being negotiated by the government
of the State Of Sac Paulo. Brazil with bankers Of
several countries and in which banking institu-
+fonz Of this city are expected to participate TO me
amount of sl0c92G0O is likely soon TO be brought
out
The loan represents a consolidation Of several
loans effected by the State of Sac Paulo since 1900
the proceeds Of which have been devoted TO buy-
ing coffee from the planters OF that state the
largest producing territory in the world with
view 10 minimizing the disaster Threatening them
from the sharp drop in price 10 figures under me
-cost Of production in consequence Of the occur
renee Of freak crop OF enormous size, such as
the region produces once every few years
The object Of the government was to hold the OK
cess supply for gradual release when market con
ditiors should become more favorable. instead OF
swamping the worlds market by throwing upon IL
the whole quantity at Coffee IS still selling
at low price. only about 81 cents a pound, and
the Sac Paulo operation bears no resemblance TO
an attempt 10 work corner" With the placing
Of the consolidated loan The 100000 bags now held
by the government Of Sac Paulo Will become col
lateral for the money 10 be advanced by the for
eigu banking syndicate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Petitions II Bankruptcy we're fled yesterday II
ne United States District Court as follows;

Petitions IN Bankruptcy were fled yesterday in
me United States District Court as follows:
-. 1o-satars. Thomas Russell. Of Taird avenue and
-or wflsEs-
p.1--ss1, Samuel Eleinhe-g. q No. 81 Forsyth
--t- ma. 1fsr-lrer u pants II 70 30 traho
fs = p heinoerE & .ni Ii4DiI't = "a, go -,
s1-s e--e 2 including debts de. $l.-S5 ~ ma
----e'y arc tools. S-.1z3. stock So cash. - o.
----,zrE. against Max Schmidt, rest2 lraIlt
- Saloon keeper II No 5af Broadway, by tt'1rI.s
as @a1 ''''e's' nose
,i1r5.au,zry. sgain~t John = FIannery, No 81
VS. -Z3c srr@e- wholesale and retail ceaIef IA
60 ur Paul r. C'$eill aud other cialHIIus
- The creditors aliege that = laIleIy cH u.
s-eV-t Liabilities amount 20 Sl@y,r1 19ll tlSL nc
- Il assets ga lis own name
The schedules of PhI.p Gordon. trading as Philip
eefcol & Co.. whose place Of business, al No
-Az stl street AS destroyed by fEe on May =
- give Liabilities - sl5.6sI g. With assets Of Is
- The auzss1 bankrupt owes the American
Ne1len Company. ~. &c Fifth avenue $500 II
L-Aef d Son SO IS Walker street, S2-15Y and the
sia's Rank Grand ard Norfolk streets S2,c6
.=-1ga1-nr by default rCr s5135 was entered yes
@fe4T against the Fidelity Funding cOmpany- Of
- l-5 broadway. n favor OF the Heany Fire
pc: Ni-e Company. a Pennsvlyania corporation.
'--,- alleged 10 % due q note made by the
81 sisry-s Academy Of BenedicJiHe Sisters Of
->elFoo. ILL.,. 10 TIE order o. tie Fidelity Funding
tel'raay and f-ac-sed by tie defendant TO the
= alg Flrep-cof Wlre Company DEPUTY sheriff
Burns has resolved tx-o executions against the
rapsEs. fot s17.25s. n favor Il the Reliance
Ike lEs2ran-e Company. ans the other fo- S4os5.
- iavot Of James 4 Cow < Sons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct. I6-CATTLE-R Receipts about $500 head:
market steady beeves Sc sDTS7 so: Texans 2dS4 TO
Westerners. So logs5 rs stoeksrs end seers g cog
heifers. 81 6cQ$5 80. calves. S6dSS so
HOGS Receipts abou5 q 90 head market generally Sc
$50 10; rousa s. $40 s. 90 good 20 choice heavy s. 51
pigs. S3dfS5. blk sales. 5tf1SS SHEEP
Receipts about head market steady. natives So 80
co. Western. s. 50qSi So yeangs S4 40Q$5 lambs
S4nS6. Western. SIG 81 10.
Union stock Yards. Pirtshurs. Oct 1G-CATTI-E-
SLOW; supply choice T5GS6. prime 81 $50
Sc sEE1F:Pfupqy fair strong prime wethe-s. $40
s. -. cults and common SlfS2 lambs. S+Sf<S To- veal
calves. Ss@$S 3 HOGS-Secepts falr active, prime
caves 8. SsS5 So MEDIUMS s. 700 81 50; heavy York
81 ao9<6 So tight soSsrs s. 1885 Is pigs 81 $50
s.; To1Ehs. 81 50ff$S -.
kansas city oct tG-CArTI.E Receipts. 2.soo head
including 2o1 SoEtheTns market slow End weak choice
export and dressed S6S1 So fair 20 good
1885 s. 3oS5. sockers and feeders
1884 co. 81 81 southern
S2S3 25 native s2S4 native heifers 3 deGS5 .
bulls s. lJ9SSS 80 -aves s. S0GS6 . HOtiSteceipts
i2ooo heal market Sal0s love- TOP s. eo, Splk Of
sales x 25<s 50 1oS5 90 hackers and butch
ers 50 Gas. % liEht IS io s. So pigs S+aa$S SHEEP
Receipts, 5000 head market steady laahs, 81 5og
s. =; ewes aud yearngs Sc soc 81 So Western year
Rgs s5$ go Western sheep. s. 50dS4 So stcckers and
feeeers % 25G$4 SO.
Cincinnati ocJ. I6-HCCS-Active and strong; butch
ers' and shippers s. T5 50 1884 so. CATTLE
Steady strolg fair good shippeEs 81 15GS5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17
COAL SUIT RESUMED.
Reading Com pany Protests against
PROCEEDINGS in This District.

z-te, the taking Of testimony before Walter H
.swis. special examiner. II the governments suit
s-zsrs- The Reading company. alleging an Illegal
co-sbfnsrsou IN restraint Of trade was resumed
yesterday counsel for the Reading protested
pzafnst ire proceedings in this district except in
regard 70 certain testimony. but the examination
Of witnesses viii proceed
Percy 2. Heilner. general agent for the Lehish
& wilkes Barre Coal Company which ships its
cosl ever the New Jersey Central. TESTIFIED tina I
-he annual output Of his company had been about
three million tons and that the price was advanced
from Nay 70 September. reaching about 81 20 ton
for the prepared sizes At tidewater.
G A Richardson, viCe-president Of the Erie.
testified concerning the properties controlled by the
Hillside Coal Company. which. il is said the Erie
,re-a-es He said that prices were not fixed far
- advance. although ne had not seen them vary
E-ea-Fv. re said Re knew Of no purpose on the
pa-r Of the biz coal companies 10 quote approx
-7areIy The same prices
-he hearing VIII be resumed next Wednesday
and VII continue for three DAYS. after which II
VII he adjourned 70 Philadelphia vice-President
Looms u The Lackawanna- viii be among the
witnesses summoned next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17

METALs-TIN-The London tin market declined TO
local market was dull at 2Sa29 25c. coPPER-Un-
5s Cd While futures remained at s66 los The ocsi
narseS eontinged dull and unchanged with lake quoted
casting i2s75sg I2sc acha1ssd sl$ S
sl at fis is q IN the LondoR
English iron market aq was a higher S andard foundr
HG s a5 s' and the @ e AIS 10
Northern quoted at s16aSs IS Pig iron cerhcates on
Tegg!ars quoted soIows: cash SIS 25asI6; octOber
SI2 SogsI5 - November. SIS 5ogS1e. and Deoember
NoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for rnolasses
Quotations follow: M9I4AssEs New orleans centrifugal
mon 15gI7s fair 1890: good Ied22c; prime, 21a2Se
, 95sc2ttonsesd Of generally steady tS4 bs
0s595er 100 o b0s DefsbeT S5c leo bes Mo-
P5s May at Sigc Lnseed oil vas quiet a. recent PT6e
export business is not particularly active We quote
5iIass stan 6 W9e rs 9Ds c N eGA Yo2
Io9oc: Philadelphia 1850; water white New York hbs
New TorE s6: biiadsPhia = as
yellow spot $50 October 81 5as7 c Noyen6er sIt
March old IS ass lsc; neT. l1a5ISc. ara May 529@
521c; of summer yslloW october S.q$t go
of sumner ys I3os Pg sls oI1mer
c cal tia raw w zoe Lab Oil
on an easy hog market rallied with grain, ard
e2ssion h9gse 6gying but . w2 es an ea1y
ceipts at Chicago we're 900 hogs estimated fo5 Sat
9Ea3y 10 Re WaSf e 900 PORK-Dun Quoted
sss SO 2 s1e 81 d9 Quoted Ness SIS 20
family SIC 759S17 SO PACKET $50 extra t4ao
s9aS sal DRESSED HoGs-Easy; quoted: Bas s3s
fT NJ ME8TSPickled bellies stead quoted SMOKING
PS S15d Sam lS STEADY 8 II Quoted II Gle rALt6W
8uist c Sc v.s cog4tr city ara stesdy
Quoted: 9lac. Refined lard steady- @uoeee- % *
UNb%seady Quoted; ~ @7E.c sTEAR T Z
Easy Quoted: Cleo. 121sc; city lard seeTihe' Il
RICE-The market for rice was steady here and
steady to firm South with moderate business Il
all points, but offerings were noderats 4iGp
4l7G; good ord4ary 44gSs prl4 T9s gst q 5c
sUGAR-The market for refined sugar " as o5i1g
demand fairly good and prices s @ oints ana dis
per cent for cash seven TyseI A9 Zoe
mould mould a SS 3PosT Tanast 5 Xxx powdered
IS: RSTfdeF s6rs e0a a66 dTa ne anua
cartons graduated , zV 10 az ~. ~ K tx
3 and 50 n bags DO Eagle ne or standsGd sanT-
lated and diamond 4 PC SonIe zT No < e5c, No g.
~ II 3oc 20 p CSC: ia zoe, Nos 4 10 and 10
F LIGHT estimates the European beet crop for
isGsOa at $4,000 The Yield last year vas S9az
coo tons NJ Ia dlI az, lille hile ago estimates
we're yield than last year olt
weather moderated estimates. and atteTy they 4
catad crop vita that OF last year Yin
series o. crops normal or a. lssst not 1bas ttie
h5iisb The local sugar was tea1y ply
ps t,,t rice and terms did transpire Duty
ai5 rrires we're as follows: Centrifugal et test
no Ton55 market for beet ia lower
for October At as s5sd ard "a on a. TTilIs.t q cray
Total stock Europe and America. 522s5 tons agalSs
last re y 1 a. +o [ against derrease of
las week Total and sfoats together snow q
visible sup2y Of % 2,2 sia t9 51i1S against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Oct 1s-A new factor in the shape q
frost in Argentina made its appearance In the
local wheat market to-day. and the bulls took adj
vantage OF the situation and forced prices Eore
than &c above the low point OF the day Prices
az the close were 1sc lower 70 sc higher Corn
and oats were firm, but provisions were weak
The wheat market opened easy. with prices =
shade 70 &C lower During the first few minutes
Of trade prices dipped still lower, but soon a1-
vanced again and held strong the balance o. ne
day. Final quotations December were at . u-s
and on Nav at q or Al the start the market
bearfshIy affected BY a sharp decline AZ LIVER
pool. indicated by early cablegram 20 t,s
local exchange the lower prices abroad oeirs dEe,
It was claimed. TO more liberal offerings Of wheat
from Argentina A later dispatch. however toia
OF subsequent rally Liverpool. and this caused
advance here There was some selling dJr1ns
the first half OF the day. based on an ollcLa- AO1
cast Of showers tonight IN Nebraska oUT TIE r.
port OF cool weather IN Argentina completely or
set this influence The report claimed there bad
been frost night IN Rosario, IN which district
the wheat crop is said TO be the furthes- advanced
and the most susceptible 70 damage DOlutn r.
ported good export demand ror wheat and NH
neapoIis reported -four in good demand Receipts
in the Northwest were liberal Clearances OK
wheat and -four were equal 20 $500 bushels *
ports for the week. as shown oy BraHStfeet > 49,
equal to 100000 bushels Primary recetpts we're
/ $4,000 bushels compared with 10000 bushels
the corresponding day year ago Minneapolis.
T,11,,rh and chicago reported receipts OF
against SO last week and 81 cars year ago
Corn vas strong nearly all day. owing 70 BRISK
demand by shorts. who were actuated D fsar OK
wet weather in the corn belt A report that Snip
pers were paying fancy prices for cash corr 20 90
to New England also stimulated demand Tor op-
tons but later the report was denied bJ some
q, the cash grain men At the sample tables loVT
grade corn closed about 1c lower The marked
closed strong az the top, with prices &C 70 &c 70
SIC higher than the previous close. December
closed at 63ztc Local receipts we're IA cars. VIE
g Of contract grade
Buying by cereal interests and commission houses
caused hrrnness in oats. but prices showed only
slight gains. final quotations Being unchanged 20
IL higher Cash oats steady for the ordinary
grades and about nc higher for the best grades
The December delivery closed az Ss4sc- Local r.
cefpts were pc
Provisions were weak all day, owing 20 selling
inspired By liberal receipts OF live hogs at West
ern packing centres Total arrivals OF hogs at
the Principal points in the West - 10 hsad.
against 4. so the corresponding day year ago
Al the close prices were sc 10 5c lower.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. =
cars: corn 81 cars; oats 20 cars hogs 1900 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17

COTTON-The cotton market decidedly more
active and hrTner today covering by month
shorts and hedge interests although there appeared
nothing fresh IN the OF character % create
general buying The market closed
steady advance of 1914 points sales
estimated 200 900 bales The market opened
changed points lower and ruled rather irregular
the owing few October notices continued
selling OF the late spite private cables
reporting immediate prospect Of the Manchester
settlement. however, liverpool better than due
the October notices OF. Southern
here soon turned frmer covering and bull
The advance carried October UP q Toe and January
TO sic, about IS points net higher. 449 AT
points the level OF October Closing prices
within point Of the best. Much OF buying
supposed be for covering OF nea month
sales other markets. Beyond OF
improved trade conditions there seemed little
general TO account for the upward movement
and there considerable realizing by buyers
tanned until larger proportion Of the crop had
been shipped Southern spot markets u IN
to ne higher weekly figures ~
York Cotton Exchange follow Port receipts. 81 600
bales against 2I5T52 last year. overland TO mills AMI
Canada. 81 GS1. against so54 last year; Southern
takings estma 81 600. So 600 year:
gain stocks interior 73z53- against 47s61
last year brought into sigat for the week. 511I34
against 367. 66T last Total crop movement Port
receipts. 1871 BOP deducted receipts season..
Canada. 66s17 against 26550 last year: Southern
takings $4,000. against 1875 600 year. at
ot September / 30O97J.
16936O last brought into sight thus far for
crop movement is for 46 DAYS this season. against
days last
The range Of contract prices today
wa IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. October 1s. 1905.

York October Is. 1SoS
COFFEE-The coffee market quiet but steady
to-day. the being unchanged 10 points higher
sales only 1850 bags The market opened
unchanged 10 3 points higher, response better
French cables. be bull leadership
advantage, and the market showed
little feature time during the session There
reports ValorZatou loan had been under
written thus insuring the necessary funds for renanog
commitments, that loan might De
offered public subscription the future, but
while this would dispose of all chance Of irTne
financial difficulties connection with valorizaon
coffee ultimate disposition Of the large concentrated
holdings still restricting factor. far as futures are
concerned At rate. to-days business showed no
interest locally and nothing IN
foreign indicate change in trade condi-
abroad. Receipts the Brazilian continued
very heavy, reaching 10000 bags the two ports
against 5000 but the interior receipts
decidedly smaller. Jundtahy reporting 4JltO
against 5000 two years Rainy weather was re-
Paulo, and. while there very Few ad-
concerning local
claim weather conditions have been
favorable The market for coffee quiet. with
quotations the basis of 6l<c for Rio No l.
range prices in the local market to-day
q follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool oct 1s.-CIosinz: wHEAT-spot steady No
red Western winter. Is S1sd5 futures quier Decss
Is THsd. March. IS 4ssd. Nav. Is s&d cOPS-sp0f
steady American mixed bid futures steafy- Ccro-
Der. IS sid. December. IS T%d- FLoUR-WtatsT "a. "a.
steady 2Ss Sd HOPS al L0nd0n tPactnc CoasI3
steady EzG<2 IGs BEEF-Extra India ness firm. LIS
PORK-Prns Western strong. So 81 HANS
Short cut 70 10 dulR SIS 81 BACOS-f>u1noerat1
cut. % 70 30 ~ SIS Sd Snort clear oaxs - % -
10 dull. Sos short rb- lS 70 "a r. o4s Sd n6
niddIes. Eight. 81 -. SIS long Gear
ruddss. heavy. % DIS. clear bellies
Is -. SIS Sd LLDEEtS-SgEaFs II % -
quiet. 42s LARD-Prnae Western IN tiercss stsaey
49s: American refined rails dull SIS Chess
Canadian finest white steady SIS Cana5ian 49,
colored. new steady SIS TALLOyE-Rnle city STEADY
2nz "a TU-PPENTINE-spirfts steady. SIS 81 LIZ
SEED OII-Easy. rs PETROLEJH -Stsady. IA
ROSIN-Comrnon frru.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17
CASUALTY COMPANIES WAR ENDS.

fBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Baltimore oct l6.-As the result Of a conference
here Of represeutativcs leading casualty insu--
auce COMPANIES Of the country. an asr.eInea: has
l,eer Effected on basis OF business. There
,,.s been no combination formed, but reinsurance
~, the companies viii be made possible, plsc-
10 al on ar equal footing In the furnishing of
t,rIs IN United States contracts. This means that
The con,panies VIII work in harmony hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17
GREENE SECURITIES ON SALE.
Two Companies Involved-Supposed to Indi-
cate tie Closing Out of a Loan.

Among The securities advertised 10 be sold a.
auction q the Exchange Salesroorn in Tesey
greet on Wednesday. October q are $4,000 first
mortgage Per cent gold bonds OF the Sierra AIadre
land and Lumber Company and I=.ooo shares Cpar
value s-0) q the Greene 5old-Silver Company pre-
ferrel stock The sale Of these securities is sup
posed - be the closing out OF a loan
TIE transfer Office Of the Greene C5old-Silver
C111suy n this city recently closed for lack
OF funds. and the properties owned by the company
are said 70 be r1ortEaged up to the hilt- Colonel
x e. Greene who fathereG both the companies
named above, is understood 10 be in Mexico, IN
p0r- health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17
GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA.

The gross earnings Of the Georgia Southern &
Florida RAILWAY Company for the year ended on
June 50 1857, against S222345 for the pre-
cedfre wear Expenses and taxes 81, 7S6 z38,
and net earnings $685., 500 against S93,136 in
1897 The total income $39S1i9, from which
were made deductions Of S2ss ISL for charges SIS 400
Tor dividends preferred stock and Sl6.5S for ad-
5ifions and betterments the remaining net surplus
t,cfre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17
NEW KIND OF INSURANCE ANNOUNCED
Guarantees Stated Monthly Income in Cash
70 the Benefciaries

TIE Prudential Insurance Company has an
rou1ce5 that II has originated q new kind OF in
suraace u be known as The new monthly income
policy The idea was 20 put a policy the market
whereby man can leave 70 his wife monthly
iaco-1e-s guaranteed sum. not affected by hard
TINES OF rad judgment in INSTRUMENTATION cannot
b lost deprecated or stolen. but which will 10
he regularly every month for twenty years or for
her lifetime Fifty cents q day saved beginning
a. t1e age OF thirty would give income Of so
Q nontb for twenty years from this form Of in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17
OPENS NEW NORTHWEST TERRITORY.

-ae opening e thu. Pacific coast extension of the
'hl-aEr 2IF-a-lzee & St Paul Railway as far as
Butte Mont, las brought the total Of that com
Ia1gs lines I'D 20 1900 miles IN 1870 the road ran
ron Chicago 10 Milwaukee and ST Paul. with q
o-aHca line r. the Mississippi a. Prairie de Chen,
total II 60 YD.lee The extension 10 the coast
VIE r. eompleted next year and VIII throw open
~ settlement thousands Or square miles Of country
Ea-l heretofore has been practically untitled be-
Gus - lack Of -aiIr0zd facilities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17
CRAVE IRREGULARITIES CHARGED.
English Committee Assails the American Man
agement Of Flour Company.

The English committee % shareholders Of the
5shu-z-ZE asEhurn Flour Mills Company. Limited,
has Issued circular charging that the insolvency
= TIE company vas brought about by grave IL
-ezula-cies Of TIA American management and
s-ang that Il s the intention OF the committee 70
,o-tes- -Le legality ot large part Of the alleged
Indebtedness created n the name Of the company
unless su adjustment can be had satisfactory to
TIE Shareholders. To this end Z invites all the
American Shareholders TO cooperate with il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17
ARMY COST ss5,281.857 LAST YEAR.

Washington. Oct. 16.-Paynlaster, General Whipple
of the army in his annual report. says up to June
~ n cost the American government So65l5 for the
t-oops engaged in the army Of Cuban pactfcation
more than il would have cost had they been en-
pIoved in their ordinary places OF duty EXpendi-
lures for the army 1908 amounted 10 S353l ST.
Of which $50 s2 $50 was for pay Of officers and men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17
MILLION DoLLAR FIRE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. oct. 16.-Property valued at almost
million dollars Destroyed to-day by fire. which
consumed the International Salt Company's docks.
the Offices Of the Elgin Joliet & Eastern Railway.
and fifty freight cars . 1864 and the CaIu-
met River. -Four years ago the docks de-
stroyed by fire. entaing a loss that time Of
more than a million dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17

mon s2as2 IS sHEEP-s,eody 81 z5ess 70 LAMBS
Steady, g. T5Gs5 so
East Buffalo Oct. fs-cATTIE E1sssasss zoo hesa.
slow and steady. prime - IJ9 s6 q NEalSs-
Receipts $50 head slow and sc 0wer s6GSS HOsSs
Receipts 1i.60O bad; slow pigs lgelSc -
stsaGy. heavy sgdS6 10. mixed - IjS5 -. pigs go
e. IS; stays. s4aS4s0 SHEEP AND LANBS-ReceiTts
lambs. S46S6 ysar-
nzs 81 j7S4 70. So 25G<4 90 s49s4 -
sheep mixed. 81 50f-S4 2
Toledo. Oct. fsCLOvF;FssEE1D 81 % octoSsss
"a 75 December. s. SIR. March 81 ~ 30 = - 90 NO
3 81 Is: rejected. 81 Is. ALSIkE-Priue. - 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
~ COu1ty--Nfa-zaret H Huri5Ut. Bertha II Wing
Margaret G. HurIbUt. plaintiffs against Ida K
STEELE. Lucy NsEChes-er Susie scott Hall John Doe
John Doe Richard Roe Jane Doe and Mary
Roe being fictitious, their names being unknown
q plantt1sl. defendant s--SUnlEnous
To the above named defendants and each OF them:
yos rrebv o the complaint
action and copy OF your answer on
the plaintiffs within twenty days acter ths
vice. in cas- o your failure appear
taken against BY default for the
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated November &trl I3o6
BJ-NNEI.I. 4 BJ- NNEIL. Plaintiffs Attorneys ONES
and Post0f-ce Address IS william Street Man
New YORK C.rv-
Doe Mary Roe such names being actirious-
their being unknown TO plaintiffs. thsy
being heirs - law and next % kin OF John D.
w King. deceased.
The foregoing summons IS served upon you BY pub
ucati0u pursuant order % the Hon James A.
Blanchard. Justice % the supreme Court OF the
York. dated the Sth day % October. laOS.
fled with the complaint IN the Office 81 the Clerk
OF New York- the County Court House
the Borough OF Manhattan. city and State % New
Dated New York. October . 1905.
BCNNEEI s. BCNNEI-L- Flatnti-s Attorneys IS
william Street. New York CITY.
The above entitled action IS brought a par
titiou OF the property IN the Borough % Manhattan
city 90 New York commonly No 81
II partition made then
OF said property the proceeds be lrvtdad
heirs % Rachel Rykcrnan and John d Tsa
property be perritpasd - described
erected situated the north side Laighs Street
Ave feet front and by on each
side. approximately Ous corner thereof commencing
, point about hundred and twenty-five fsec
street, CITY q New york. Borouss OF Ma
haitian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-17
THE NORTH CAROLINA SATISFACTORY.

Washington Oct. 16.-"Ship and machinery salts
factory WIS the message received at the Navy
T1enartuent to-day from Captain Thomas c Nc
Lean. president OF the board Of inspection and
survey regarding the final acceptance trial Of the
bat.leship North Carolina, which was finished at
the Norfolk navy yard to-day The North Carolna
as q twenty-five knot snip.