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New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
OTHER mARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July IO-CATTLE-Receipts 800 head
steady. steers Sc 6p6SS %; s. 6GS9 10 hefers
e. q0SS6 %. bulls S3a$5 calves So 4Nds6 go stock
ssrs and feeders So 75as4 so HOGs-Recepts. 1s0oo
ers Sc 659S8 q; light mixed So S5Ts6 50 choice light
ss Moss az packing s. 1895 50; pigs 81 5OS6 bulk OF
es1es ss e4lSs 20 SHEEP-R4ceipts. 5000 head; mar
ket steady sheep. s+d$4 So lambs, sSGS6 20; years
- c,pi III ruIv 1o-HoGs-Activs strong; 5a1Oc
s. i07ss IS; one extra, So S. CATTL.E.strons
fafr 70 good shippers s. 5OdS6 so; common. 81 SOC
SffEsP-steady 81 50aSs So LANBs-Active 81 90
90 sFt PprfaIo July Receipts 800 head;
o1Ist: prime steers SO T5G$T % Receipts lOoO
400 head active and strong heavy and mixed - - Z
81 ~. workers. 25GS6 %; 50 T5.ES4 20 sttEE
AND IAMBS-Recepts, 600 head active; lambs sa1 q
earlugs 2c higher; lambs So 5ST 3O yearings 80 %
ass 75 wethers 81 10a$4 IS ewes So eOgS3 TO- sheep
mixed, S2G$4 -, "a - ,-rr =
supply light steady choice s6 500 81; prime 50 %
So 15 SHEEP-Supply light steady on sheeP, l9Net
on lambs: prime wethers. 81 coo 81 40; culs anG ~
mon s2a$2; lambs. $5G$T veal calves 81 49,. :. ~
HOGSReceipts light, active higher: plLiIe xo-i~
mediums and heavy Workers So so S6 So light for-
ers SO 5OdS8 80. pigs. 81 90 Sc, Toughs - = e. ~
kansas city, July O--CATTLE-Recetpts. e5uo nsaI.
including 500 Southerns; market steacyt chpie 49,
and dressed steers. So 5O0SS: fair % GOOD %soS
s. 40 Western steers s s 81 - sther m cows .
asa CO. native cows 1884 65: native heiters - - =
S. 20: bulls So 5O$4 -; calves s. soelSo = ss *
Receipts 200 head: 10 20 15c higher top 80
TuIk OF sales 8oTp$6 JO heavy, - 0uS9 90 pan
and butchers 81 S5dS6 0j light 81 losSo -, PSs
ls5 20 SHEEP-Receipts. 0Ol head; sheer slea'IE
lambs 1Oc lower; lambs S4S6 co. sw,s ana "a
x 90 aas vsarlipgs s. 50T$5 so. Texas sheep - oOl
x 25. stockers and feeders. 81 T5GS3 10
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

James NJ Zunino has sold for the James d
Sherwood estate No. "a TO 98 Leroy St and No "A
T7a54or7 ST three three story and four story
buildings This is the first sale of the property
since 1851
Margaret Ryan has sold two lots in Seton ave.
F,denwa-ld. to Patrick J. Murphy.
The Columbian Board Of Brokers has sold Tor
samuel Chudnoff No. 50 TO 81 East 134th ST., two
gix story tenement houses. on plot 75xs9l1 feet
Berkman & Silver have bought the northeast
corner Of Clinton and Division sts. a six story
tenement house. 9O.4xS4 feet, from Isidor Leipzig.
Also sold the northwest corner OF Monroe and
MONTGOMERY sts., q six story tenement house, on
plot 4s.8x75 feet.
The Froma Realty Company has sold a plot,
29xi35x irregular on the west side Of Boone ave-,
152 feet south Of Jennings ST, to Saverto Ferraca
Charles Setter has sold No. s2S Courtandt ave.
four story double fathouse, lot 25xS3 feet, for
Katie Herriich.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
BILLIARD AND N. E. STOCK
r1t to Haze Gone to Central
mr. d. & II. Interests.

,..-,cnt of the sale by the New York
bne ---,en & Hartford Railroad Company Of Its
NeN ~ Boston & Maine stock 20 John l. BIZ
hos-- banker. OF Mer1den- Conn, gives rise 70
Isrd' -, rs 10 what interests are behind Mr..
ths 7, IS known that both the New York
RihaiU - the Delaware & Hudson have been
Celua. for this block Of stock. and 1t Is
-t,s+ ultimately or the other OF these
fhoue,,1 he found TO be the real purchaser Of the
80 ese shares --.-s,.- s.-,--
Nr' st-as.+or Of the Second National Bank Of
bah r1.,-.- and has large coal and lumber inter
~ ~ even SO il is thought impossible that
ss's- command sufficient funds TO buy the
- ns fo- his purposes. In a dispatch from
s'ooN zIeven yesterday. however. he was quoted as
New "a. the purchase was personal one and
- an investment character
". sale il stated yesterday. took place
l - ~ the day On which the Cole law, which
oh +5 - the New Haven road from disposing Of
is Boston q NAai"' "
ps ps,-Iss In 3 Meilen president Of the New York,
- E1aven & Hartford Railroad Company, said
r the road had decided to sell its Boston &
-. e+ecB rather than combat with the common
1+b Of Massachusetts, he added:
- New Haven read has sold its Boston &
- e+nck absolutely without any further agree
j.. s~r-essed or implied Delivery OF the stock
- -. A.sn made and the proceeds Of the sale are
= .ho New Haven's treasury. The New Haven
,-oaa has been Cf the opinion that the control Of
50 BOSTON & Maine by the New Haven would
-. beneficial results for both roads, their stock
,..-s and the people in the territories they serve
= ras undoubtedly an opportunity to perform a
t needed service. but however much the New
-, -oad may have desired to bring about this
- -sis+jonsh!p between the two systems and
-, ca, these changes. it decided for the reasons
=, n sell its Boston & Maine stock.
Tcsrs Tuttle, president Of the Boston & Maine
-,-.,-oas was quoted in 4 dispatch from Bos-
= * stating that while he did not know the
=. Maid by Nj Billiard for the stock he was
s,,7sed 10 believe there had been an actual sale
-s.ent to satisfy all legal requirements. He
80 according 70 the dispatch:
a7t is not 70 he presumed that Mr.. Billiard paid
,,,aa no or 81, ,cD0OO0 Of his own cash for this
stock
Further dispatches from Boston said that the
~ oninion there was that the stock would be
--z5 mite IN accord with the New Haven policies
.r5 that il had not been sold TO rival railroad
,-,sres+ L was added that Mr. Billiard not
rorner;ed with the New Haven company, and had
~ hitherto had any particular interest in its af-
s,i-s His purchase viii entitle him 10 repre-
,srtation on The boa-d Of al least three and pos
stlv FIVE directors.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY PICKING UP.
Increased Feeling of Confidence IN tho Fut-
ure Among Manufacturers.

The Electrical Review" which wiz make Us
weekly appearance TO-DAY, will have an editorial
article on the improved condition IN the eiectr'-
cal industry, saying:
Careful inquiry among the leading manufacturers
of electrical apparatus indicates that there Is an
increasing feeling of confidence due TO the en-
couraging prospect of revival In the demand tor
this material. The leading houses are receiving
number Of inquiries through their branch of1ces
in all sections of the country, ana tne business
thus indicated should aggregate conslderaoe VOL
urne Manufacturers at the present time are keen
ly alive every possibility OF new business, ano
find in every direction disposition TO develop
lines and to meet the demands OF the user Oh
electrical apparatus more than half way IN tne e,
tension of credit and in cooperation with nm III
the handling of orders of every magnitude
Just soon the danger signals were noisteo
last October retrenchment set in. To-day IL IS q
matter of fact that there not In hand any arse
accommodations of retail supplies The disciplinary
regulations which have been put IN force nave m
proved labor conditions and in its eagerness 10 De
kept the payrolls labor has become more ell
cient than for many day.
Central stations, street railways telephone and
telegraph companies have cut down their operating
expenses, but have continued to take on new
business.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
TOWER SHUTS OFF DRAFT
So appellate Courthouse Chimney
WiU Be Heightened.

The big chimney of the Appellate Division court
house. at 25th St and Madison ave-. is to be made
forty feet higher It will then be ninetyeight feet
high To permit this change new concrete foun-
dation will first be built under the chimney, and
the enlarged structure will be finished with gal
vanzed hood with ventating louvres-
The height Of the tower OF the Metropolitan Life
Building in Madison Square. has affected the head
draft OF the chimney and caused the forcing
back of impure air and gas into the courthouse, to
the discomfort Of the justices and lawyers The
plans for the alterations submitted to Build
ings Superintendent Murphy yesterday. He had
them acted upon at once by his engineers. so that
the work Of remodelling the chimney can be begun
without delay It is to cost ses5 to make the nee
essary changes. The city is to foot the bill.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, July 10, 1908
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
N6rfo to the od Daminon s. Co. With passengsrs and
mdse. Left Quarantine at 2:S5 D m . -
sreso and Havana = to the New York and Cuba Mall
stdaner Northman Busch C1enfuefos July 2 with
rnoIasses to the American Moiasses Co; vessel
Texas Co. Arrived at the Bar at 2 ? m - . -,,
Edye Co. with mdse Southeast Of Fire Island e:4o
Steamer st Andrew (3r) Fitzgerald. Antwerp June 2
to sanderson SON. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer . Trinidad C3r Mckenzie Bermuda July
A e Outerbridge & Co with I21 passengers mails and
steamer Parma CBr7, Mann. Denerara June 2s Bar
bados July Martinique and Dominica "a As.sTa a. oa aaa
5 TO e Outerbridge Co with 20 passengers, mails
Steamer Lampasas johnston Galveston July !. % to the
Mallory SIS Co. with passengers and mdse- Ler' Cuar-
Steamer Kansas City Savannah July 70 the
Ocean SIS Co with passengers and mdse Left QHaFan-
charagton S TO the clyde SIS Co. with passengers and
mdse Left Quarantine at 745 m Inn. % and FaItt
more July s to the Union sulphur Co. with sulphur
L5s stesmer Prn Wiisn " Dutch Kongsten Para
marP9 m Graga gae and nd anfa = Puerto e Curacao
IS Jaeme 80 Aux Aux Raye Raye1 Dutch @ west india Nal Co
with 90 passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar
at GgS 5.5 mass svs'fa t Iq!g 8 'ss
0 Steamer m Delaware French Phadelphia 9Th gttR dSe to
Steamer Lueania r Watt Liverpool Juiy Es 49bI 9ba
and 453 steerage passengers mails and NOSE
at Bar at 2:1l a m r,,o4. Ijverroo, Tuly and
,Sensovy, 10 the star Line. with ZtS ea1n h
and 1886 steerage passengers ana H'Dso-
F.ss lPr FF's @ @gssas5s nfeP2'ff
singapore MAY g. Penang Colombo Is S9Ghh h 4es
80 Srnoi5 Karherg & Co. vessel to Howard f1ouuei anu
~ % "a 4 rived at the Bar at 30 a m -, ..
steamer Montevideo (span Cyaro1de SFFoa @ %
Ra5ssi9na ith 10 cabin p eeaSe
i 5ea srr New York and 13 cabin ana -
y.assens-ers transit for Havana anu '0'
rived at the Bar at 40 ? m
SAILED.
..a-s nicholas CSInso CNor) Port Antonio 'lZSaILa
e,rao, Enfield (I}r Fernandina. Alice ttsrI hSie
20 yJpnncta Nassau and Santiago Fio GriIs 80
Goa; Norfok and Newport News; beTainors
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
NEW RANkNoTEs IN WALL STREET.

Some Of the new national bank notes. issued in
accordance with the Aldrich-Vreeland currency
law, and differing in many respects from the old
form, made their initial appearance in Wall Street
yesterday The notes blue in color and
have new style lettering and seal. They also bear
the announcement, Secured by United States gov
ernment bonds or other securities" Under one of
the provisions of the new currency law, notes 70
be issued emergency currency must in all re-
spects he identical with those representing ordi-
nary bank circulation, and TO meet this require
nlent the Treasury Department soon after the
actTnent Of the law started printing new form Of
note which win he used for all future circulation
requirements These notes have been issued only
recently. and some Of them are just now finding
their way New York
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
VANDERBILT AND PITTsBURG.

Reports from Pittsburg of the completion of a
deal whereby the Vanderbilt system and the Penn
sylvania company had secured control of the Lake
Erie & Pittsburg, q projected line, were denied by
officials Of the Vanderbilt lines yesterday They
pointed out that the Lake Erie & Pittsburg had be
longed TO the Lake Shore for years, and said that
there had been no recent change IN the situation
-esnactinz this p-opertv. The lne has been pro-
;ected as an extension Of the Ptttsburg & Lake
Erie which is the Vanderbilt entrance into Pitts
burg It has been surveyed and part Of II graded
but construction work has been in allegiance 1or d
year or more and II has not been dehhlIely U0-
cided when Il will be resumed.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
NOTES OF THE MINES.

/. Z P Earle. sales agent for the Tr1-Bulnon
smelling and Development Company, has closed q
0oatract for a large tonnage OF ore from the com
e'ys Kelly Mine The company is also making
sepnents from the mine 10 Derning Of lead con-
s--N-etes running 50 per cent. The company good
..-eaclal Statement and resumption Of shipments
ssed an advance in the market price Of the stock
lg ne week.
me advances in the quotations for lead, copper
eaa silver have helped the mining shares during
-s week Silver is quoted at 5315 cents. and the
aper7s believe is now steadily on the upward
sad This advance win add substantially 10 the
''azs Of the producing Cobalt mines, which are
" making remarkable dividend showing, con
1asrang that the camp is only about three years
| There are now eleven regular dividend payers
= thirty shipping mines. and 1t is expected
y the number win be doubled during the next
- On Monday Silver Queen, one OF the new
Asaend payers declared it's second quarterly diyi-
20 Of per cent and extra, making 10 per cent
the six months Cobalt Central which II is
Seoanced. VIII be the next company TO enter the
fs-lS list, has been q constant shipper sAhce
ssary One Of the largest shipments Z Lhe com m
- has yet made went 70 the Copper Chn sneiIes
sa1e p. This ran about 5zeOo pouhoss, %
entrates Silver Leaf, another prospective {. "
- payer, Is working on the same vein a. Lhe
sSsn Reserve, which strikes pracuc4ly IN d
ssght line from the Drunmond property acfoss
- Lake. through Silver Leaf and Lot % o.
Nat Central and is supposed TO be idenucai
~ ~ tne Big Pete. on the opposite s'oe oi "i'N
-1e entire plant of the Nevada Consolidated anu
aoeriand-Izly copper properties viii be In fuli
Rsslon by October l. when the companies WILL
q position TO treat 6c0o tons Of ore a Gay.
- - means g production at the rate OF between
ese9 and 5000 600 pounds Of copper a year. Ihe
- nnit of the company has been in operation on
y several weeks Instead of a capacity OF l8o
~Ss Cav as expectea il has proved capacity
4 30 tons dav The second unit Will be started
s-l July Is, and the third Unit r'sA 1oil0W
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11

Queenstown July 1o-Arabc CBr) cfrom LtverpooD. New
York
Southampton, July 1o-Deutschand Ger crorn Ham
burgi w York via CherboCrZ.
Shields July 9-Hernioue CBD from HarnDurs1 New
York. - -. go. u,-A
York
barbados July 7-Hostus tBr} tfroFn Bue1os Ares,
Boston and New York: eth-Caderon (Bels) CroIn
Santos) New York
Vincent, Q Y, July S-Marca tbr3 VFori we" 1O a-
Norfolk Hankow-
PASSED.
Gibraltar July 10-Romanio tBrl Bead9e Ssw i 1ork
% I2s Pdinf IuIv 1G@Excelsor CGer> York for
Ponta Ferraria. July 1o-Romanc Q3r)' New York FOR
PERTH II5v io-Iowther castle Cr} HIogo and Hong
Kong New York
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
$4,000
2.5oo
1900
$500
MAY MEAN HIGHER RATES.
Massachusetts Insurance Commissioner
Draws Lessons from Chelsea Fire.

Boston. July 1O-That adequate rates FOR ihsur~
ance are needed which will allow insurance COM
panies 10 accumulate surpluses against a oay oL
disaster, is q lesson that Insurance commissioner
Frank Fl Hardison draws from the Chelsea fire in
his annual report issued to-day. The report States
that the total insurance loss OF that cohnasratioh
aggregates Ss,7s905s. Tho report says:
Certain companies were carrying more risks IN
the city Of Chelsea than was prudent and there are
now companies carrying risks in some OF our
Massachusetts cities that altogether dspropor-
tionate their ability pay the probable less In
case OF o con1aSrattou-" :,
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July io.-C1osing wHBATIsp8s hTIni s 80
futures steady; July IS 4sd septeEinef .s ,t5
IarheS - ~ f,fpRN-Spot firm; old American mixed
~ s,,1,res steaavr july 6lsd; September. Ss "A
PEASEcauadian steady. IS lOd FLoI n - -
80 ,uget 59s HOPS in London Gacihc Cossu s5ediy
81 fas6fa IS BEEF-Extra India mess staaS
pOpE~Prima mess Western steady. Is - I1A'l
sstor+ -,f IL 10 is n 53s Cd BACoN
cut 28 10 30 ~ 46s I'D short riD ~ !" ,1 - -
uddies, light, - 10 % ~ 81
45 ca long clear middes heavy 30 TO ~ 10
ssart hacks f6 20 n arm, s4s clear bees -
81 ~ ~ Arm as Cd. SHOULDER square. II % -
n firm LARp-Prtne NesteIn, stem II .s ~
pT4EtSst, Cauadtan white, new hrta Stst ANA
49,, rcicrad new steady. 5Ss Cd Canadian hnest
as .his and coiored old. frm s5s TALL0W-.PriTe city
o. rffTS fiEs NTINE-SpiTits dull 3o5 Cd ROSIN
hfs.. 49,, r.a Arm ss Sd Observation-Disclosures nulet.
sks IINsEEn ou-Stsaty. 2as 3D.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
W. 3. cosTER TO GO BEFORE REFEREE.

Charles T. Terry. counsel fo- ". 3. Coster. Of
ne failed firm Of Coster Knapp & Co. announced
yesterday that he would produce his client at the
next hearing before the referee Peter b Olney, on
5uiy u Mr.. Coster has only recently returned
IRON Europe where he WIS at the tine his firm
suspended, following the suicide Of his brother.
Charles Cos1er AIr. Olney has been conducting the
bearings at MS Office, No es William street. Up to
te present Mr. Coster has not appeared 70 help the
referee straighten out the affairs Of his firm.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
SIPS WEALTH TO EACH PERSON.

according 70 q dispatch from Washington. NJ
Aeymarck q France has made detailed estimates
ol ne worlds negotiable securities. which he rg-
Tres at XII OF co. This total is made UP as fol-
hWs For twelve European countries, $4,000 900 eco;
iu the United States $s45l40C0.ooo and for Japan,
A8s1oe0 Ii NeyInarck estimates the total
population q these countries at 5 5oo6o and there
fre assigns each person an average OF s1s6 OF this
1ayer wealth
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
PrODOS0Ls.

DRoPOsALs FOR COTTON DUCR-Depot Quarter
masters Office 30 whitehall Street New 1oTk CITY
June % 19oS-Seaed proposals. in trtpcate subject to
the usual conditions viii be received here until O'Clock
p N TuIv 1908 opened for furnishing and
delivering either the Chicago Philadelphia e" York
or PostCn 1886 coo yards cotton duck. l2-oz,
khaki; sS yards cotton duck. 1o-oz khaki Prefer
articles or domestic Manufacture
3,tfcns ~ G1arv and price incuding the price OF
foreign rductiors manufactures the duty thereon
heinz samples be seen and spectt-
cations blanks for proposals and full information viii ID
f,rrsbed nOn application this Office Envelopes con
tsrin 1roposals indorsed Proposals for Cotton
TI,cL - be opened July H. 1895 Col WM 8 PAT
TEN Depot Ouarternlaster-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
SIGN OF RETURNING PROSPERITY.

AS indication OF returning prosperity the Ma
tional Cash Register Company, of Dayton, Ohio,
announces the shipment Of S,270 registers in june
This is Loss registers than were shipped dur
Ing the month OF May Six thousand eight hundred
and eight registers shipped in one month had been
the company's record.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
FRANKLIN TRUST ELECTION.

Announcement was made yesterday Of the cleo
ion q Arthur King Wood as president and Of Ed
ward s. Marsten as vice-president and head Of the
executive committee Of the Franklin Trust Com
pany, No 16+ Montague street. Brooklyn The cleo
ton OF Mr. Marsteu increases the number Of vice
presidents from four to FIVE Both Of the new
officials have also been elected 10 the board Of
trustees Of the Franklin. Mr.. Mersten is also
president Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany Of Manhat-ar
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

There was only one auction offering yesterday
tn the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms Nos II
and 1s Vesey st. The result was as follows
BY Joseph P. Day: Topping ave. Nos l108 ana
1853 east side 2l5 feet south Of 10th ST. 4DxS feet
two story dwelling house. to the platntin for $SIS4
Tosanb p Day will offer on the premises at
o'clock to-day at a voluntary auction sale 2So
lots in Washington. Newport. Norfolk and Essex
aves and Bay Side Drive, Belle Harbor' Long
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Matilda 81. " s. 100 # OF Kossuth ave. 4S.3x
100. Railroad Cooperative Building and .o
Loan Association loans Katie Weiss ~
Avenue B. ,,e, cor ,I4,-s l1,n ST. 4''4A'' 25t
BT9adTay cor t01G st, Company 115C
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
TRANSPACIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close In New York
Australia texCept WesD New Zealand.
Samoan Islands Fill Islands and New
B C9@MararSa July u, $50
6nds Via seattie5LTyo Maru July 1s $50 m
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands tvia san Francisco)-
Hawaii via san Francisco)-Aameda. July 20. $50
anis via seattie5-shawmTt July D. $50 m
New Zealand. Australia (except Weso,
Via San Francsc6l@Lord sefton July 28 $50 m
Hawaii Japan Corea. China and Philip
america MaTu July q. $50 m
Japan Corea, China and Philippine Isl
3 C,-Empress Of July 81. $50 p m
via san Francsco-U transport July 81 $50 m
Francisco)|Mariposa ..,....-.. Aug l. $50 m
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ApRIVFD

Nanlss July columbia AUST. New York for Venice
and Trieste
Males July l0-BrRsile UtaD New YORK
tsrtstoI JuIy fo-Jersey city t8rl, New luA -,-.-
I3iter Plate July s-Egda tNorl New YORK TOT
Madeira, July e-Magdaena lbrl, Ne" A'iA ' s
s,on Colon etc. for southampton - -. 49,.
Iverno6l July IO-saust (Br). New York Tor manches-
va-n 80. Atstars
Nareer,es July s-Madonna Fr), New forE VIA Nsprs, vs.
Ilt--,tsr, Tuiy IO-Rotter1am tDutchp. New i0fk VIA
ItHf7G-e- yorz
.,re.at..e Jgiv s-Prins Niiem ' tpatchl' new iVaN
-' ,.ia West indies Venezuela and HaVre-
SAILED.
v,otor.s Brazil July s-1slvinEors Cso tfrem saniosa
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
THE PANTHEON APARTMENTS SOLD

Dr. Morris Wolfe, health commissioner Of the
city Of Yonkers. has bought for Scooo the Pan
theon a six story apartment house, on plot
4011x1OO feet at the southeast corner of u5th St
and Amsterdam ave, and the two similar adjoin-
ing structures The seller is the Polstein Realty
Company
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The kaiserin 200 miles southeast
of Nantucket Lightshp 9 s m yesterday. VIII prob
ably about 730 this morning
Louis, reported 734 miles east OF Sandy Hook
730 morning viii probably dock about 13o
tomorrow morning.
The La Bretagne, which was T60 Of Sandy
Hook I m yesterday. is expected her dock about
a m
The California reported T35 miles Of Sandy Hook
3:45 yesterday. will probably dock about 1880 to
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Cornell ave. S s. $50 IT OF Mapes ave, sty
frame dwg h. 2Ix50; Christian Swenson. own ..
er; Henry Nordhen, architect: cost :; -
Morris Park ave, s, 25 # " OF victor ST,
sty frame stores 25x55x37 L.anagteoe'
owner. Timothy J Kelly. architect: cost T.
German Place. e s, - f of Rae ST. sly
hrk stable and carriage house 25xdoi May
SchIesser, owner: r I.ohse. architect; cost T.
10th St T. IT % It of Creston ave. ~
Fty frame dwg h. 35x36; Francis Frey own
er; Schaefer & Jaeger architects cost - D.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
REcEvERsHrP FOR eoxsoARD COMPANY

Dover N. H, July 10.-An anciIlary receivership
for the property of the United Boxboard and Paper
Company In this state has been granted by Judge
Robert G. Pike upon the petition OF the Lockport
Felt Company, of New York
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11

nROPOsAIs FOR GLASSWARE. BTC-OFFIC5 or
Assistant Purchasing Agent. Panama Ran Road
company p Street. New York July y iSVS 80
scaled PROPOSALS viii be received this ofce until zoo
Tuy II 1905 furnishing the above mentioned elcIe
Blanks and full information may 9e ontel a. 'is u
acs c. NORDSIEK, Asst. Purchasing Agenl
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
City Of New York. July I. 1908

A TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE ADvERTIsEAElNI
a IN THE CITY RECORD Of July s 70 p, 1905, OF
the co1r1nation by the Of ASSESSORS and the
Collection OF Assessments
and Arrears, o. assessments for LOCAL IMPROVE
NF.NTS in the BOROUGH OF QUEENS:
IST WARD. WILLOW STRE5ET-CiE2ADING FLAG
GINC. AND CURBINCi, from Main Street 70 Hoyt Aye-
nue ETH AVENUE CF2rfen SJreet)-RECIC LATING.
GPADISC CT;RBING AND FLAGGfNCi. from Broad
V-sv to Graham Avenue. 9Th sTREET-GRADING.
CURLING AND PAVING. from vernon avenue 70 Jack
Avenue. WARD GROVE
TATTNG GRADING. FLAGGING. AND CURBINC4.
rom a pofnt north OF Onderdonk Avenue 70
Woodward Avenue 9PD WARD. MADISON AVENUE.
north side-GRADINu. CURBING AND FLAGGING,
from Boerum Avenue to Murray Street
HERMAN A METZ.
Comptroller
City Of New YORK. July Z. 1908