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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-01-10
7. P. Johnson.

j. p. Johnson of Belgrade is dead,
aged fifty-nine years. He was born
in Sweden and was an old resident of
Belgrade. He leaves wife and one
daughter, Mrs. NJ. V. Melvin of Min
neapolis, and five sons, Gustave, Wal
ter and Albert. at home, and Alfred
and Edward at Amigo, Wis. Death
was due to diabetes, but was hasten
ed by an attack of pneumonia.
Funeral services will be held at noon
tomorrow at the house and at one
o'clock at the Adventist church in
this city, and the interment will be
made at Minneopa cemetery.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-01-10
Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat, Lungs,
Liver. Stomach and Bowels.

dyspepsia, constitutional catarrh, sick headache
rheumatism, chronic female diseases. neuralgia
sCiatiCa; dizziness, nervousness, slow growth in
children and ell wasting diseases in adults de-
formities club feet curvature of the spine, dis
eases of the brain, diabetes. paralysis, Bright
disease, heart disease, Appendicitis, eczema
varicocee and bydrocele properly treated His
e
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09

New July y, lSUS
BEEyES-Peceipts were "A cars 1865 head, IN
Guiding Al direct to slaughterers and - 52r @
market. making with the stock carried over u caIs
sale Jersey City and . at 60th street steers
extremely dull all grades lower; prime ana
becves, off 101 15c; common ana neGiuln
in light supply and 10c higher with tne
exception bologna which were du anu
unchanged number steers were carried over
very steers sold at 81 9oqsI 90 per
100 fb: and stays. at S3 S5ds3; common 20 cno
cuIls $3aS4 65; heifers at 81 oOqSt 30
dull unchanged: common 70
choice sides selling s12412c per ~ Liverpo0
and London beef markets steady. Exports from tnis
tic will sail for Liverpool eco quarters OF
beef for the Morris Beef Company.
MICH C0WS-Receipts were 5s head. including
only 10 head for the market. Feeling steady ordinary
good included sold S3Sgs50 head
CALVES-Recepts were S,013 head, including z o33
Of which 657 Jersey City and 1888 at 0otn
On light receipts the market active ana
higher; buttermilks SOC higher the offer
sold out Common to choice veas sold at 500
s4g$4 so: butteriks at So 5OGs4; Western calves at
25ds6 % calves steady city dressed veas
selling T1kG11lac per 10 few choice carcasses al
l2c; country dressed 5G9c dressed buttermiiks at
51397c.
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Rsceipts 221s or
567 head Including 3s direct to slaughterers and
10 making, with previous arrivals, y
cars on sale City. Sheep were in moderate
supply and ali grades steady: lambs fairly active and
loQ115c higher: Of sheep and lambs were
carr;ed over Ordinary sheep sold at s3s4 80
Der 100 10: ordinary choice lambs 81 5qS1 10 gen
eraf top 81 mutton quiet at TG91sc per NJ;
dressed lambs steauy at 91sG sG121zc
HoGS-Receipts IS Il cars. or a,49s head, In
cidinS about a carload the market Feeling weak
to 1Oc IN sympathy with Buffalo and Ptsourg ad-
vices.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
ALDSBORO CARRIED 100000 GOLD.
A'tarned Engineer Tells Of Land Purchases
N Names Of All on Board.

=. -s--'e July s-More than $4,000 in gold was
'- % 70 Honduras by the BaiIeys. Of New York,
-7i night in the British steamer Goldsboro.
y. y possession Of the Honduran government at
p.,, O'Ilez without flag or country, and the val
-, 0aiso of the treasure ship, estimated in
r. s. an equal amount, is still in her hold.
- vas tod by Neal Aknan third engineer OF
-, 1OSs'oro' VINO has just reached Mobile. Ak
- = eh route 20 New York. where he goes TO
- - ue British consul concerning the status
dew -'o' Va ''ie o'leI iiieiiiOeiS VI '"o
-eA 7eA ct US signed in the Goldsboro for four
r. aAo a Tree Passage back north OF Hat
.. Selo Akman. We signed under the British
r.- = Ae British Consul at the port Of New
- aware When the British Consul General
n. Hceiieo the registry OF the vessel. placing
-. ,..'oilsnip without flag, we were left in ig-
- u NE circumstances
- ne Ba1leys who escaped took considerable
.s.,s ~ -'H nm, according to Akman. They had
a. g DOH Ceiba and Porto Cortez. A large
sl,..s ue money on board the Goldsboro was
rs- :. = ne hands Of their friends on the first
Ceba and Cortez.
q, ,.e % AkrnaR, much land was purchased
ns,.s '1S points The Baieys were only per-
/, o....1 I" acquire five thousand acres each. but
egs-~ more land was purchased in the name OF
member of the crew
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
TELEeRAPHIc BUSINESS NOTES.

Cleveland, July S.-Frank H. Smith. a stock
holder the old Cleveland Electric Railway Com
pany, filed d suit in Common Pleas Court to-day
to annu the lease Of the property of that corpora
ton the Municipal Traction Company, which
operates the entire street railway system Of
the city a tfree-cent fare basis. It is alleged
that the transfer made by the directors with
out the consent of tvo-thris of the stockholders.
Kansas City, July s.-The telephone line of the
American Telephone and Telegraph Company, be-
tween Kansas City and Denver finished and
put into operation to-day. This service is the
first telephone line 10 bridge the gap between
these points
Omaha. July S-W. r. MeKeen has resigned as
superintendent Of motive power and ma chinery of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company to assume
management for E H Hartman of the Mckeen
motor shops, which will be established in
Omaha. with capital Of $l,0000O0-
Pittsburg July S-Contracts for machinery and
equipment for the immense plant of the Pittsburg
Buffalo Coal Company at Mariana, Washington
County. have been awarded the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Company and other
local concerns. Delivery viii be started by August
/ II is the intention of the coal company to build
a new mining town with a population Of about
fifteen thousand. The work involves expenditures
Of about IS, 10000.
Cincinnati. July S.-Federal Judge Lurton de
cned yesterday TO grant rehearing to the local
disrery interests in their injunction suit against
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue to prevent
enforcement of the branding and marking
rules.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Liverpool July S-campania (Br) New York via
Queenstown.
Southampton. July S-Oceanic CBr) New YORK Via
Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Cherbourg July T. 10:45 m-Patrica Ger. New York
via Plymouth for Hamburg -
Copenhagen, July T. m-Helis olav DAM. New
York via Christansand
Bremen, July s. ul-Barbarossa Ger New YORK
Lisbon July 3-Mereddio (Br) New York via NorfoIk-
Brisbane July s-Harburg Ger. New York via Ere
mantle Melbourne. etc.
Bristol July Jersey City (Brl. New York
Yokohama, July 7-Kabnga (Br), New York Via Co
lombo. Singapore. Manila. etc.
Queenstown July 8. $50 m-Maiestic 1Brl New 1oIH L
Southampton. July g. 1890 mkaiser Wllhenl IL NIe''
New York via Cherbourg. o.-
Liverpool July S-Carmania (Br), New YORK VIA queens
Dunkirk July 4-Louisiane QTr) New York
Ffume July 4-Carolna AUST. New York
Ioiio July T-Inveresk (Br). New York.
Bermuda. July s. II a u7-Trnidad (Br), New YORK
Colombo July 6-Argenfes 0ier), Philadelphia and New
Port Natal July 7-DunblaLe Br,, Grcn New York;
Shanghai.
Gibraltar July sAvala C8r Batavia Pekaonsan ana
Colombo New York
scIly July s-Buffalo (Br), New York for Hull
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
gOLDsBOR0 MEN ARRAIGNED.
Dstectivs Makes No Excuse for Escape of
One of the Baileys.

Alert n. Bailey, Henry H. Meyers and Captain
Atei oxley. co-owner. consignee and master, re-
spscively. Of the G0ldsboro, who were brought
hack 70 this city from Honduras on Tuesday, were
srrslgasd yesterday before Commissioner Alexan-
Der Lisutenant Beery. who went 10 Central Amer
"a ter them had turned them over TO the federal
BufhonHies Bailey and Meyers are charged with
conspiracy to defraud while the charge against
osrtain ozley is perjury in swearing 70 his na-
a1nalfy before the Goldsboro sailed from this
pgt On May with cargo valued ar e bout 100000,
Vaica, Il is alleged. was obtained on false pre-
tsnces
Ehen the men were arraigned Commissioner AL
szsnaer adjourned the hearing until later in the
day because the prisoners counsel, James w Os-
horne was not there. BaI was fixed at 5000 for
Cspiain 0xley and Meyers, and Bailey was held in
&ae The examination was set down for July r.
Lieutenant Beery said yesterday Of the escape of
Francis C. Bailey president Of the Export Ship
rig Company. in Honduras, from the steamer
ihst TO bring him TO New Orleans: I have no
excuse 10 make. I want TO deny that there was
sny cOIHsioa between Bailey and the officers Of
The steamer Utstein A young Frenchman named
ssrrzssa. whom I hired TO help me on the recon-
nendstion Of the American consul, had Bailey in
charge when he boarded a dory and cut away
ron the shin
Bsery also told o. several men who are enjoying
lie IN Honduras whom he would like to have
roushi home with him. The country is full Of
roOEs" he SAID. He said that Bailey had bought
Plantation near Tela. for which he paid $4,000
cast, nut that lie believed that the fugitive was
Pew nearly out of cash.
L has been learned that Bailey had not succeed
q Il disposine Of any Of the cargo of the Colds
1eie' The vessel and merchandise viii be brought
eh 70 this country and placed in the charge OF the
'se'er O. the Export Shipping Company.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
COMMERCE CONFESSIONS POLICY.
Will Not Reduce Rates Against Which No
Specific Complaint Is Made.

Washington, July S.-That the Interstate Com
merce Commission VIII not issue sweeping order
reducing thousands of rates concerning which no
srecifc complaint has been made and evidence
offered made plain in an opinion by that body
to-day. The case was that of the National Pc
troeum Association against the Ann Arbor Rail
road Company and others, challenging the rates
Of ffty-one defendants for transporting petroleum
and its products between points in official classi
fcaticn territory because OF alleged unreasonable
ness and undue preference. The commission found
on investigation that the record did not indicate
which of the defendants order should be issued
against nor was it shown that the classification
complained Of is unduly discriminatory. The COM
plaint was dismissed without prejudice
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, July 8, 1908
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer Ogeechee. Ficzett, Brunswick Ce July 4
tn the Brunswick Co. with lumber Lett QuaTah-
T:I2 m. -, ,..,.,,-
June ~ Bouogne 2S ana Plymouth 70 70 tne nam
burg American Line. with 80 cabin lSo thlrd Sihss
and $50 steerage passengers ana NOSE @AiiiNeu 1T
the Bar 445 a
Rio Janero Is and Barbados go 10 FuncH Eays d.
co. passengers. mails and mdse Arrived at
the Bar at IL Tth.
Panama Railroad SIS Co. with 81 passenger. nla4Ls
and mdse. Arrived the Bar at 11:2e m Ith ~
Steamer OIinda (Cuban). Hansen Glbara June -
Manson IS Line with 30 passengers and mdse Ar
the Bar at e45 m ,, .s
Steamer Apache. Staples. Jacksonvtile July and
Charleston g. to the Clyde SIS Co with passengers ana
Steamer Alice fBr), Pedersen. Baracoa july 2, 10
the Atlantic Fruit Co. with passengers and fruit
Arrived a the Bar S25 m ~, - , r.
Steamer Pa@nee Rich. Philadelphia 10 tie Cyoe Ss
Co wi mdse. Passed in Sandy Hook AT ll;s2 M
Steamer Massachusetts, Holmes. Boston TO the New
England SIS Co, with passengers and muse- fdssed III
Sandy Hook at il: 40 49, 81,
steamer Konig Albert CGer). Feyen. Genoa June 70
Naples 2e and Gibraltar %. 10 Oechs CO. WITH l45
cabin and 1877 passengers and nasc arrived al
Bar IL "a IN
10 Old Dominion Co. with passengers and indss.
Left Quarantine at $50 ,-
Steamer Nicholas Cuneo tNor). Jensen Port ANTONIO
July tie Cuneo Importing Co. win truli- %4ifi'eu
sandy Hook J. July g. $50 p m-Wind northwest;
moderate breeze; clear; light sea.
SAILED
Steamers (Brl Liverpool via Queenstown leu
tBr), via Plymouth ana thertonfs'
NIeuw Amsterdam Dutchl Rotterdam Via fSoulogle;
Laura (Aus Naples Patras etc; Captain Bennett tNorl
Longshps Shanghai via Fort Natal'
Promehsus Ger. Flushing; Deutncaiana sasr tAiA'
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
,'OFiDss POPE COMPANY DIVIDENDS.

,ss.. CHANCELLOR Howell. sitting IN Newark. yes
d. =, signed an order directing the receivers Of
supesap-s : aSgufacturing Company to apply TO the
1sh~s. 0D-'I Of Connecticut for permission to
en- e+s.--e s-i4'aeit funds to pay another . per
.lrsd,,.ee % holders of allowed claims TO the
ebe-K - y tae New Jersey court. The re-
cHdsns - iSo 10 ask FOR enough 10 pay a Ike
ssin NJ - aisa A Unzcker Of Chicago on her
srses 60. ,.Nss 1t Is ultimately allowed The Tn
ssasss -. amounts 10 more than g half million
IS. ,,.ar ss-a'lng rent for the fun term of A
r hgll.,, 'he Pope Manufacturing Company
'saasse 81 N Chicago several years before the
az has lit INTO ihe hands Of the receivers. The
Str - Sears yet 10 run. but the receivers
Cain ~ tna Connecticut have disaIlowed
T. 0Oli's viii eventually have TO pass
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09

It is reported that there is TO be assessment OF
the furnish funds for the reorganization OF
the company. These reports have il there will be
an assessment of 81 a share the preferred and
81 40 a share the common stock, in order to raise
the 100000 cash necessary for the rehabilitation
of the company. There is also understood to be a
plan under consideration for reducing the capital
of the company by issue of stock all in
class, $50 of which Is to be exchanged for each
800 of the present preferred stock and SO for each
500 of the common stock. This would scale the
capital down from the s2S 967, 400 stock of both
classes outstanding 10 $1A3100O0
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
GREAT LUMBER MERGER.
Plans of YeUo5c Pine Combination
InuoIuing $500, 900 900.
Isy Telegraph to The Tribune.

TeIegraph
St Louis, July S.-A conference OF yeilo" pine
lumbernen here to-day appointed permanent
committee with F. E Weyerhauser, son of Fred
erick F. Weyerhauser OF st. Paul. as chairman,
to work out the final details in organizing a
$500 900 900 holding company of timber owners
and lumber manufacturers. The valuation of
pine stumpage to be taken over was fixed at IS
a thousand feet. Owners of thousands of acres
of pine lands entered the merger. Their prop
critics are IN Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi and Alabama. The names Of the other
members of the permanent organization COM
mittee were withheld.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09

TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE ADVERTISEMENT
n IN THE CITY RECORD of July y, 1908. OF
the confirmation by Board OF Assessors. and the
the Collection OF Assessments
Arrears. 0 assessments FOR LOCAL IMPROVE
MENTS In the BOROUGH OF QUEENS:
1sT WARD WILLOW STREET-GRADING. FLAG
CiTNCi. AND CURLING, Main Street 10 Hoyt Ave-
nue.. 9TH AVENUE lBriel Street)-REGULATING.
GRADING. CURBING AND FI-AGCiING from Broad
u-ay 70 Graham 9Th STREET-GRADING,
CTRBING AND PAVING from Vernon Avenue to Jack
son Avenue. 2ND WARD. GROVE sTREET-REGU-
I,ATING GRADING. FIAGGING, AND CURLING,
from point 200 north Of -Onderdonk Avenue 70
Woodward Avenue SRD WARD. MADISON AVENUE,
north sde-GRADING. CURLING AND FLAGGING,
from Boe-um Avenue Murray Street
HERMAN A. METZ.
Comptroller
CITY of New York. July T. zoos.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
MORE BoXBOARD RECEIVERS.
Federal Court in Connecticut Grants Peti-
tion-Reorganizatio Plans.

Hartford, Conn. July s.-Edward c. Frisbie, Of
this city. and Sidney Mitchell of Chicago, have
been appointed by Judge Platt. in the United States
court receivers for the property of the United Box
board and Paper Company in the state The COM
pany was organized under the laws of New Jer-
sey and application made in that state few days
ago for the appointment of receivers for the con-
Germ was granted
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
pgPoRr 90 CHINESE; COSTS $4,000.

IBv Ielegrspl ITlDune.I
IL Paso Tex July S.-Ninety Cinnamon, tie
largest number ever deported from this place at
one time, were taken West to-day TO be sent back
the Orient. 1t will cost the government s1S000
to send them home. About many more are still
here on the border in Jail awaiting deportation.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
sAnd interest
FERRY COMPANIES.
Public Notices.

4 TTEiNTION Is CALLED TO THE ADvERT1SENIENT
n IN THE CITY RECORD Of July TO %, 1908. OF
confirmation by the Board OF Assessors, and the
entering IN the Bureau for the COLLECTION Of
AMI Arrears, o assessment for LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS
IN the BOROUGH OF THE BRONX:
OATH WARD. SECTION GRAND AVENUE
REGULATING, GRADING, CURLING, FLAGGING.
LAYING CROSSWALKS BUILDING APPROACHES,
AND ERECTING FENCES. from Fordham Road TO ST.
Street.
HERMAN A. METZ.
Comptroller
City of New York. July = 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho Un7bria- reported east Sandy at
m Tuesday, VIII probably dock about 730 this
ing
The Cedric, which T5o miles east of Sandy Hook
II yesterday is expected dock about IL o'clock
morning.
The $50 miles east Of Sandy Hook Light
shin O'Clock last night. She will probably dock
about this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.

f,es,;nation and steamer Close New York.
Vest New Zealand,
Samoan Islands Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia Vancouver and Victoria
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China and Philip
Rne RRnyea lsiAnos '.a 7o! July IS $50 p m
Id5 aa@ isco1arieoss Ma Ito Aug $50
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
CONDITION OF CROPS.
Good Percentages for Wheat and
Corn Reported.

Washington, July s.-Spring wheat average con-
dition, SEA per cent of normal; s72 per year
ago and S.6 per cent ten-year average: winter
wheat at time of harvest sos per cent; 1873 per
cent year ago and s0.2 per cent for ten years.
and corn s2s per cent; 500 per cent year ago and
sSs per cent for ten years. with acreage esti-
mated at 1eos9sooo increase of IL per cent from
last year. This the Agricultural Departments
July report announced to-day
The condition OF oats averaged S57 per cent; 81
per cent last year and SIS per cent ten-year
age.
The amount Of wheat remaining On farms July
was 5.3 per cent of last years crop, equivalent
to SS,7s7eoo bushels. The wheat remaining farms
July of last year aggregated 81 s53 600 bushels
and the ten-year average 42,012G00 bushels
The average condition on July of spring and win
Ter wheat combined s3s per cent, against sl-s
per cent year ago. The average condition Of
Fother crops follows:
Barley, So per cent, against si4 per cent last
year and a ten-year average of sS.3 per cent.
Rye. sl2 per cent, against Ss.7 per cent year
ago and ten-year average of so1 per cent.
Irish potatoes, 500 per cent against 9l5 per cent
last year, and present acreage of 3,19sO0O.
Tobacco. S6.6 per cent, against s67 per cent last
year and a ten-year average Of IS per cent. Pres
ent tobacco acreage, 10000.
Flax. 2.657ooO acres; condition, 925 per cent,
against s5.2 per cent last year.
Hay, condition, 926 per cent against 81 per cent
last year.
As figured by Henry Heinzer statistician of the
New York Produce Exchange. the indication on
winter wheat is for crop of 416514.0G0 bushels,
compared with indication of 44o315,100 bushels
on June L and with last years harvest of 400
$4,000 bushels. The indication for spring wheat is
for crop of PA $4,000 bushels. compared with
indication of 247s4o,0o0 bushels June 1 and an
actual crop last year of 224,s45.oo0 bushels The
total indicated wheat crop is for e09 1000 bushels
Mr. Heinzer estimates the rye crop at S264S,e0
bushels. This compares with an indication Of
So 046 bushels month and with the 1907 har
of 900 bushels. The indication for corn
for crop of 236 9a2 600 bushels This indication
about 1900 bushels better than had been
expected, and If harvested would be the second
largest corn crop in the history of the country.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
FOreclOsure Sac.

C,TrPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
= Guardian Trust Company OF New York plaintiff.
AGAINST MogolIon Mountains Investment Company de-
fendant
In pursuance Judgment OF foreclosurs and sale
entered IN the above entitled action on
the Ist day OF July. 1905. l. the Undersigned ths
referee in said judgment named VIII sell at pGollo
auction AZ the Exchange Sales Room. Nos 1918 Tesey
Street In the Borough OF Manhattan. on the 10Th day
OF Iuv 1908. q 10 O'Clock noon on that day. oy
Joseph P DAY Auctoneer the property and securities
directed by said Judgment TO be sold 20 Wiz 1S 300
OF he Fannie Mining Company, 1S2.5oo
SHARES OF the Mineral Creek Milling Company.
o. aS5 one of the stock OF the Silver
raah Mining Company $40 shares OF the preferred
s+orx ~ the silver Creek Mining Company. 25.coe
sssrss of the common stock OF MogollOn Mountains
Investment Company
Dated New York July s. 1908. -
ROY NJ ROBINSON. Referee
COI.VIN. Attorney Plaintiff. No. 195
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
nv n
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09

Flushing; Aurora (Nor), Cabelo Guayra etc;
Maravai (Br) Grenada Trinidad Bloemfonten CEr).
Yokohama via Malta Prinz Eitel Friedrich 0erl Fort
une Island rt-au-Prince Aianca Cristoba Aros
Castle (Br) Cape Town. Agoa Bay. etc; Proteus New
Orleans; Galveston; FL Dia Galveston; Mon
roe. Norfolk and Newport News
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 7:S2 1o2 Moons II
HIGH WATER.
A. M-Sandy Hook $50 Gov. sos He'll 45S
P M-Sandy 3:3g Gov. Island 403 He'll Gate 6;56
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
Surrogdtes' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c.
Il Thomas a Surrogate of the County OF New York.
notice hereby given to all persons having claims
York deceased. TO present with
subscribers at their place OF
ing business at Office of Duer Strong Whitehead
No 90 Street. the Borough Of Manhattan. In
tne City New York ON or before the 18th day OF
Dated New York the both day OF January. 1908
ANNIE e. MUM. ADALINE NJ E. PETERS
Executrices
pIJER STRONG WHITEHEAD. Attorneys for EI-
ecutrices. No Wall Street Borough or Manhat-
tan York City
PROPOSALS. FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY SUP
niles: Onice OF Assistant Purchasing Agent. Panama
nan Road Company "A State Street New York. July sth
30 p July f7th 1905 furnishing the
topaa articles Blanks and full information may
sined at this Office. f. c. NORDSIEk. Assistant Pur-
chasing Agent.
PROPOSALS FOR BALLAST CARS: OFFICE OF
L Panama Road Company. "a State Street.
work. TuY g. 190s.-Sealed proposals. duplicate, will
ia received Office OF the Assistant Purchasing
Agent Panama Rail Road Company "a State Street
YORK until . p. M. August s. 1908. which time they
will opened public for furnishing 100 Ballast
blanks and full Information Circular P-i54) may
tanned from office i. c. NoRDsIEK. Assistant
Purchasing Agent.
r OWERING WATER PIPE.-FoRT WOOD N Y H
IL July g. 19Cs.-Sealed proposals. in tripiicate.
antiI 1913 4 M s. tsoe. and then
formation furnished application. The T. S.
the right all bids Envelopes should
marked PROPOSALS for lowering Water Pipe
addressed undersigned. g. c. BURNELL. Constg.
Or Mr.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FuRElGN TEACHERS A0ENcY
suppes Professors ruzorA GovsrnssseA &C.
e Colleges school ana Families Apply
Ma n J. YOUNG FULTON. - Union SQuAe~-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.

CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
Fourth week in June S2549O0 s222 s264 600
Ju TO June 11,377o00 12 0s2. 700 Il 1896
MINNEAPOLIS. ST. PAUL. & SACDT STE. MARIE.
Number az miles. IOlZ 1894 1892
Fourth week in June s252 ia S332. 4GS S3I9G91
July 81 11.4175S3 l., SIS, S93 1151T303
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Gibraltar. sAvala G8p Batavia Pekalonsan and
Colombo New York.
sciIly, July s-Bufalo (Br), New York for Hull
The Washington times., 1908-05-14
congressman and Others.

As Congressman hunt the shade
in the somewhat unreasonable heat
which has come with this month OF
May, it would be weH for them TO
consider these others who must en-
dure vastly more discomfort in
utter helplessness, save as they are
rescued by our city council in the
Capitol
The $4,000 children who have no
Fairgrounds.
The 10000 poor in the alleys, who
lack breathing space, fresh air, and
cool air alike.
The 600 unfortunates at the Jail,
who are crowded in quarters de-
signed for 500.
For there is no physical eXaspera-
ton Congressman can suffer this
spring which is more than a taste
of that which these poorer ones
must suffer the summer through.