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THos. ]. OWEN son. AuCTIONEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE IN TIE SUBDIVISION KNOWN A.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE IN THE SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS
MARSHALL. ID. {.
By virtue Of certain deed OF trust duly re-
corded IN Liner No. 1922 folio 50 ct sea. OF the
land records of the District OF Columbia. and at
the reQues' Of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned surviving trustee will sell at public
auction. In the ONCE OF Thos. j. Owen & Son.
1881 st. NV on WEDNESDAY, THE NINE
TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. AID. 1908. AT
ONE O'CLOCK PM. the following described
land and premises situate I'm the county of
Washington. District of Columbia. and desg-
mated rs and being all OF blocks - and 20 in
tract Of land known Marshall shown by
plat recorded in the surveyors Office OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia in County Book Nd g. page 80.
Terms Of sale: All cash. deposit of 500
will be required at time OF sale. All convey
Terms Of sale to be complied with within Is
days from day of sale. otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property. at the
risk and cost of defauiting purchaser. after five
days Advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published In Washington. ID. c.
CHAS. 4. DOUGLAS.
feI-e0dts.eSr Surviving Trustee
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RAILROADS.
Chesapeake&Ohi0 Railway

NOTE.-.Fnblished only as Information. and not
guaranteed.
400 P.M.-C. & o. LIMITED. dnily-Fast vrst,.
bu,e train. P1i man sleepers to Louisville.
Louis. Connection for Virginia Hot Sprines
Pullman cars Louisville to Nashville, Men.
phs and New Orleans. Dinin: cars. a II
carte service.
111o PM F. " LIMITED. daiiy-Pullmap
sleepers to Cincinnati. Lexington and Louis.
vile. Compartment sleeping car to Virginia
Hot Springs wcek days, Dining car. la
chieuco ap 81. qnn1s and :%u,.viIs to Meme 10
phis. Nashville and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets at 5l3 Pennsylvania
avenue. 600 14tL street and new Union station.
Telephone Main 1880 for Washington Terminal
Cab Service. aud Main 1906 or 9206 for G. 4 u
Ticket Ofbre.
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RAILROADS.
SeabOard AirLiF1eRailW

TICKET OFFICE. 1921 PENNA. AVE.
NOTICE-Follow!ng schedule not guaranteed.
11:0S An. DAILY-Seahoard Mail. through
coaches and Pullman siecpers to Savannah and
jacksonville. through sleeper W: shlngton to
Hamlet and Hamlet to Atlanta. Parlor car to
Pinehurst. Dining Cars.
7:25 PM DAiIY-Seahoard Florida Limited.
Solid Pullman train through to Jacksonville and
St. Augustine. Also through sleepers to Pike.
hurst. Atlanta. Birmingham and Memphls. Din
Ing Cars.
$3.50 PM. DAILY-Seahoard Express. Coaches
R. II SrANSEII. District Passenger Agent.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. FISK ELGUN.

Expert in treatment of private diseases. chronic
and acute. Both Consul at ions eoniden-
t.al. Medicine furnished. Prices moderate. Hours,
3 to ]. to 8. 1888 Pa. ave; phone NJ. 1919.
fe4-:s0t"6
". L. BALDUS. Ed. PHD. GERMAN SpE-
cialist on Diseases of the Erain. Nervous Sys.
TEN, Heart Kidneys. StOrach and other Dis.
eases. Doctors services and medicine. 50. Tel.
NJ. 2516. Hours. 10 to l. 4 to 8. Sc. az. 9th
sud NV. ty19-tf.b
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on SATURDAY FEBRUARY Is. 1905. AT TEN
O'CLOCK AM. within the auction rooms Of
G. e. sloan & Co. 1907 G ST.. will sell. to
ray storage charges. all goods in the name OF
Ressie Wright. ". Lake. NJ. Exley. r. Palmer
Matte Desmond. NJ. Frey, q. W. Whitlow.
feS-6t eSu
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FRENCH LINE.

COMPAGNIF GENERALE DECENTRALIZATION
Direct Line to Havre-Paris (Francel
Sailing every Thursday at 10 am. FROM
Pier No. ~. North River. foot Merton ST.. ". T.
LA Lorraine. Feb. l3 La Savoie. :. March 3
La Bretagne. -. Feb. LA Provence March 12
ia Touraine. Feb 2siLa Bretagne. Mar. 10
sTwin-screw steamers.
GEORGE ". MOSS. 14l1 ST. NV.
mh1-36St
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81 YEARS s sF ,CTSsE: L
Diseases of the Brain aud Nervous System. Skin.
Blood. Hart. Stomach. Liver. Kidneys. Bladder.
Nose. Throat and Lungs. Structure. Varie1cele
and Hydrocele cured. No pain. No loss Il time.
Blood diseases and Disorders OF the Urinary
Organs promptly relieved and permanently sdred
~ safe methods Charges low. Free consulta.
tion In person by letter Hours: 10 to and
I" e: SUNDAYS. 10 to I. nol"-tc.c0
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EUROPEAN RESORTS.
HOTEL. DE LA VILE

HOTEL. DE La VILE.
/ First class: near cathedral Ameri-
l. can: comfort. II. Il. hooking office In
the hotel Booklet from TOWN and
COUNTRY, $50 4th ave, New York.
70, 81;
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CUNARD LINES.

From Piers 5l-52-54. North River.
TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
Passengers booked through to LONDON Z PARIS
Tueania. Feb. Is. ami Campania. Feb. 30. IL am
Etruria.. Feb %. am Mauretania. Mar. % ana
Carmania. Feb. &c. fl am Lucania. Mar. II. IL
:. LUSITANIA. Mar. 81
Largest, Fastest Finest in the Worid.
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Mediterranean Service.
GIBRALTAR-NAPLES-G AT II AN
Connecting at Gibraltar for Algiers.
sEpckar. Feb II X. Albert. Mar. 90
p. Irene. ...... Feb. % r. Irene. Apr. 4
Friedrich. Mar. 7iFriedrich. .....Apr. II
L. I.uise. Mar. 1! X. Luise. Apr IS
sOmits Genoa.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALI. OVER THE WORLD.
OELRICHS e. CO.. NO. BROADWAY, n. Y.
e. r. DROOP & SONS CO.. 925 PENNA. AVE.
fel-312t. eSn
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Sale Extraordinary

OF THE ENTIRE FURNISHINGS OF STATES
HOTEL. OF NORFOLK. VA. COMPRISING THE
EFFECTS OF 200 BEDROOMS AND DINING
ROOMS WITHIN MY SALESROOMS (BASE-
MENT AND FIRST FLOOR.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYE
East Express Service

Fast Express Service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. NJ.
Cecile new: Feb ls Kaiser VIM: II.Apr. 2s
Kaiser VIM H.. Mar. :" Kaiser d. CIR. ...May <
Cecilie new. Mar. II Cecilie new May IL
Kronprinz VIM. Mar. "A Kronprinz Wm..May 10
Kaiser VIM H...Mar 81 Kaiser VIM. II. May 26
Kaiser d. CIR. Apr. Z Kaiser d. Or. June .
Cecilie new. Apr. "a Cecilie new. June q
AronprinZ VIM. Apr. II Kronprinz VIM June IL
Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
neutrality-suspicious. -BREMEN-Io AN
'Rhein. Feb. % Bari'arossa. -. May 81
~SeydlitZ. Mar. IL Dorfiinger. May rs
.Breslau. Mar 26i eNeckar. May so
~BarbarOssa. Apr. 8 I.uetzow. June
Seydlitz. Apr. % Kurfuerst .. June ii
I.uetZow. Apr 80 Bremen June IS
"Kurfuerst. May q Friedrich. June 20
Main. May IA Friedrich VIM. June %
SRrom
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THE WORLD OF SPORTS

Continued from Eleventh Page)
The sun., 1908-05-03

The receipts from customs 70 day were t724iS
from Internal revenue. $50. $50, and miscellaneous.
Si@, 794, National bank notes received for n
demption, t2I7e.pse
The cash statement OF the United States Treasurer
The sun., 1908-05-03

I'm NVeTDOOT BpOT COIJOn WtCUNFu 10 pOInIH
Middling. 5 sod Sales, 900 bales imports,
II 900 Futures declined 10 10 points. Prices
The sun., 1908-05-03
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WAHHNuTOS. May 2.-The statement Of the
receipts and expenditures OF the Treasury shows
This day. THIS monh. Fisr1l YEA,
Receipts u,,,,,.. u $3.50 t3nS,7S kn,elANS
ELnendllmres - 2.Ao0n0n AAaOO0l 5000 ~
The sun., 1908-05-03
CHICAGO CLOSING OUOTATIONS.
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
1--we STOCK Market.

SATURDAY, AAy,2.
went direct 70 tAughtererS, There were no live
cattle on sale. Ihe ieeinS Wss steady 70: al
grades; Dressed beef had . light inquiry a.
beef Is selling as nigh a. eye. Liverpool and
London cables last received quoted live oattle
selling At l2A0iSl{c. per b.. dressed weight;
sheep N lseib14o., and YeAriings ~ ioo. dressed
weight refrigerator beet % l0Hei0fo, per 10.
Exports to-day 3 800 quArtera Of beef
Receipts Of calves Were ii0 head. all oonHgned
direct 70 butchers. Nothing doing In live calves.
Ths market was rated nominAlly nIm for ali gradeS.
Oty dressed veAls were quiet but full steady at the
general selling range Of e0iio. per d. Country
dressed calves were well cleaned up a. ful steady
pnceL or a. ees.to' per h. with 10 00tAlnsd for
selected cArcAaeoa.
RscelptS Of sheep and lambs Wep 1SOO head
Including cars for eApGhtereJ and ! car for
ths market Sheep, all clipped. and wethere were
holding At - per 100 lbs, but no sales had been
made at q late hour. No lambs on the market
to-day Ths feeling was steady all around
Dressed mutton Was slow At lOi3ei2.4c. per ID;
dressed lambs az iSaiAjsc.: country dressed hot
house lambs IN fair demand a. SSae,SO per carcass
Receipts OF hogs were A6o4 head, all OF which
were consigned direct 70 ulaughteroS. None for
Saie On live weight The feeling was easier 90
Blialo advices. ard good medium STATE hogs were
fairy quotahle Al tesoo1e % per 700 los.
The sun., 1908-05-03
GrATT hanks
MONEY AND EXCHiNGE.

4 slightly hrmer tendency was noticeable
In the local money market last week, accom-
panied bv 3 peTceptible hardening OF rates.
The range Of call funds during the week was
~, to 2 per cent. with the majority Of loans
made At the latter figure. There vas no veTv
great increase In the demand for time money
the market remaining very quiet but rates
nevertheless, were advanced about :. per cent
ell round, closing the week at "a per cent
for sixty days, p, to per cent for ninety
days, 81 TO 81 per cent. for four months, 8,
per cent for five aud siN months and "a =,
per cent. for one year. Mercantile paper was
quoted al "a to : per cent. for prime single
names aud choice bills receivable other names
jH per cent
domestic exchange on New lorl,. Boston
Ia 2-3d2OC discount Chlca gO-i0C. pre-.
MUM. Charleston Buying, soc. discount
selling, l.l0c. premium. Montreal -3lhc
discount banks, 25c. discount. st. Paul
toe. premium. Minneapolis -05c. premium
to par, Cincinnati-Par. St Louis -75c pre-
MUM San Francisco j0c. premium.
Money in London, e,d2lg per cent. Rate
Of discount IN the open market for short an d
three months bills. > 9-lBm2 ll-lB per cent
COusOls closed at IS 5-le for money and SO 5-l8
for the account Paris cables quoted the
closing price OF per cent Tentes at vi francs
So Cenlimes Private rate OF discount, "a
per cent. Exchange on London rs francs
~ Centimes. Berlin quoted exchange on
London, - marks ~ pigs. Private rate OF
New York Clearing House statement EH-
changes Sli3S2 900; balances. t2l ,2So.ib,
Sub-1reHsury debit balance, 81, ,2o2, SIS,
Commercial price OF bar silver IN New YORK,
52Ic Silver in London, 24sId. Mexican
silver dollars were quoted at &c
The sun., 1908-05-03
THE CURB MARKET.

The chief feature Of the dealings 10 curb
securities last week was the unusual activity
Of the market for bonds and railway notes,
The new PennsylvaniS bonds and the Inter
borough per cent. notes were the most
e1tendvely traded In The quotation for the
bonds rose from % 10 iO0K and the INTERIOR
ouRh notes sold a. high a. iOi, against low
prfoe OF 0eH. The course Of the general
market was irregular. in the early part Of
the week q general rise occurred. but this
was followed by Q TeaohonaTy mov0msnt,
caused by realizing sales, which took place
IN oondd erable volume. Standard OH touched
oiG, . new high record, and then reacted to
5oG There was q violent slump 10 the prioe
Of Montgomery -shoShone Copper from 10
< Of point. caused BY the publication Of nm
favorable reports resarding the results Of work
on the OOmpany's property. Transactions 10
detail in the market to-day wore - follow,
Tlak-
The sun., 1908-05-03

$1,000 Con Steam - reepts loh io't Iob lUs
1900 Rock Island % note est ssk esA sst
500 Toledo 81 L COLDS 7lh 7lh TN Its
The sun., 1908-05-03
MISCELLANEOCS MARKETS.
Conee ana Provisions Firmer.

4 small advance occurred IN coffee. II
was due mainly TO stronger cables from
Europe than had been expected. Europe
too sent buying orders and local dealers
we're reported TO have bought to some eI-
tent. The trading, however, was on a rea-
lively small scale. Offerings were so Light
that a few buying orders produced their
effect
advanced to 10 points closing steady with
sales OF 1900 bags HAyre advanced x to
\ 4 Hamburg was unchanged to Z pfg.
higher Rio decliped rs reis; exchange un-
changed at is SIZED. Santos was unchanged
Rio ana Santos receipts. $1,000 bags Sac
Paulo receipts, $500 bags Judlahy 1000
Prices here aa follONG,
The sun., 1908-05-03

PROVISIONS. Lard was quiet prime West
ern, S7i: refined Continent. ts.O5; South
American, S975. Pork was quiet mess,
IlI7sWSl5.2S. Tallow, quiet; city, SIC, But
+. c., small, colored. fancy, i4Ic. Eggs
Western, firsts, le1IGl7o. Chicago. May q
Demand, thought 10 come largely from
sh9rts. SaTshoeu PTU.sops % aIi nlGdeIs'eiy no.,
bearish. strength In grains was dominating
factor The Increased hog movement.
present and prospective. Influenced q little
light. Cash demand only fair aud still much
below q year ago"
Prices were as folloWH
The sun., 1908-05-03

The state Banking Department to-day
according TO custom published the weekly
statement Of the condition Of the state bank'
and trust companies in Gre ter New orA
which do not report TO the Clearing House
Agaopiatian
The sun., 1908-05-03
TIE RANK STATEMENT.

The amount Of United States depO-1s
shown In this weeks statement II tNiui WN
A decrease of g. M 100 ynCp last week n
these deposits we're deducted from the aRcrp.
gate given the surplus would be 81 ,iOiN,u
The following table gives the percentage
Of cash reserves TO deposits OF the more prom.
ineni hanks IA CoInpqrpd with last vpen
The sun., 1908-05-03

The exports from the ports we're lOltSO
bales since September /. COOS, ,iOS. against
7,7e2 ,026 last year.
Futures closed 10 points higher. with the
tooe hrm and the estimated sales i7j 900 bales,
u loea a. fOlloWa
The sun., 1908-05-03
Imnnrfa and Ernnrts.

The imports OF specie for the week we're
St0,2i3, OF which SIP, ,l9l was gold making 9
Exports OF specie were: Silver tsS2 s4e; gold.
t.0S3, lO3, total OF q .ss5, ,s4e The exports
OF specie since January | have been: Gold,
$40 0sa 643 silver 1913 $50. total Of 12s, ,oo7,
The sun., 1908-05-03

SUGAR Raw was steady. Centrifugal, 90
test, Ilsc. Muscoyados, 50 test. $3.50, Re-
fined was steady, Granulated, b,40c.
NAVAL STORRs. Spirits Of turpentne. l7c.
Common TO good strained rOsin, s. co.
The sun., 1908-05-03

FLOUR Quiet. Spring - Patents, $3.50
Sa,s5; clears. N.30dSlT5. Winter-Clears,
N.codh3S: straights N,6OdN.60. Rye, SEQ
The sun., 1908-05-03

Important changes from last week In the
cash holdings Of the banks and their loans are
"A follows,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-27
TOWER WILL RESIGN.
Ambassador Plans To Return to the
 United States.

Berlin, March 26.-Replying to the ques- ton raised by certain newspapers, which irtimated that Charlemalge Tower was trying to hold his place as American ann bassador and remain in Berlin, MT. Tower authorized the stateme a hat it is his in- flexible intention to sS/O IS regination to the President 'witha aI Jew months and to ask to be allo.zo eetire, so that he nay return to I = -sd States.
 This agrees wL 2l MT. Tower wrote O. his own acd the President last autumn in 2 pss. Ai letter and Mir Tower says it is eS1reiy satisfactory to the President and fully understood by him. There has been no reason why Ae should change his plans, says the ambas- Eador, nor is he aware that the President wishes him to do so in any event.
 Ambassador Tower also authorizes the statement that his personal relations with David Jayne Hill are exceedingly friendly and have been so for years. When he saw the newspaper announcement that MT. Hill probably would succeed him he wrote to him inviting the minister and his wife to come to Berlin, adding that he and Mrs. Tower would be happy to as- sist them in making the approaches to Berlin life agreeable. In response to this invtatissn Mr. Hill came to Berlin three weeks ago and dined with the ambassador at his home. Thty discussed freely and fully all questions that would naturally come up under such circumstances .
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-27
POLITICS IN ARKANSAS.
George w. Donaehey Is Probably the
 Nominee For Governor.

Little Rock, Ark, March 26.-Returns received by the Gazette from GO out of the 75 counties in Arkansas indicate the nom- nation in the democratic primaries of George ". Donaghey for governor. Uni ted States Senator James P. Clark has been renominated without opposition. The returns show the probable defeat of Minor Wallace for congressman in the Seventh district. In the Second district the con- test between w. A. Oldfield and M. J.. Manning to succeed Congressman H. &. Brundidge is so close that the official count will be necessary to decide. Con- gressman R. B. Macon has been renom- mated over Clyde Going, his opponent, in the First district. Jesse Hart and Car roll D. Woods have each been nominated for the supreme court bench.
 O.. c. Ludwig has been renominated as secretary of state
 F. B. Yates has been renominated as state treasurer.
 G. B. Tucker, nominated as agricultural commissioner; L. L. Coffman as state land commissioner, and George B. Cook as state superintendent of instruction. John M Oathout for state auditor and P R. Andrews and Hal Norwood for att torney general are so close that the of- ficial count will be necessary The nomi- nation Is paramount to election.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-27

country itseuf, and l believe that democ- racy should take q firm stand against any such propositions as now threaten us. We should be unwilling to commit to the hands of selfish individuals power which belongs to the government.
 Financial Legislation.
 "rhere should be some legisla tion that in time of panic will prevent the people from losing confidence, especially in our financial institutions. Let the United States government say to the depositors of the national banks and the state of Iowa say to the depositors of state banks, that every man who puts his money into n bank may go and get it out when he wants it. and you have gone long step in the right direction. The dem ocratic party should not hesitate to say in it's platform that it favors the enact ment of such legislation. Back of our leaders should be a harmonious, zealous, fighting army. an army devoted to the principles of and loyal to the command CT. If any of the enemy are within our camp let it be made known and leave of absence granted them indefinitely.
 As radical l am unable to see in Iowa any reason for strife or discord or distrust among our membership. If the brother who in 1896 or 1900 left the household for a time. and now, tired of feeding on the husks desires truly and In the spirit of humility to return. l should receive him without challenging his sin cerity.
 There may be room in Iowa in the re- publican party for both stand-patters and progressives, but in the democratic party there is no occasion for both conserva- tives and radicals. In this state we are all democrats of the Jefferson, Jackson, Bryan type, and let us not be too ready to question the honesty of any man who professes in truth and sincerity to be q democrat.
 Let us, then, draw the mantle of for getfulness between Us and the past, and in the campaign at hand go forward as one great, united army, Loyalty following our great leader, all devoted to the same common cause and fighting gallantly for the preservation of our government in it's simplicity and purity
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-27
1.-THE MORE YOU SAY THE LESS PEOPLE REMEMBER" ONE WORD WITH YOU
 SAPOL 10
CANNON IS INDORSED BY
 ILLINOIS CONVENTION

orally accepted as meaning reduction, and adjustment might mean the raising of seme schedules as well as the lowering of others.
 In the last moment, however, Congress- man Henry s. Boutell arrived from Wash ington, where he had consulted with Speaker Cannon and other republican leaders, and the plank adopted today was the result
 The Cannon men had things entirely their own way and there was not a whisper of opposition throughout the day All motions were adopted unanimously and without debate. Just before the read-5 ing of the platform the convention took q sudden adjournment because of a fire m the Leland hotel and many of the dele-, gates never returned to the hall, spend-| ing their time in either watching the fire or in looking for their effects. After an interim of an hour the convention wasl called to order again by Chairman Buck ingham and the final part of the pro- gramme was carried out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-27

Springfield, H., March 26.-The repubii- cans of Illinois today enthusiastically in dorsed Joseph G. Cannon as a candidate for the presidency, declared in favor of a revision of the tariff and elected four delegates at large to the national conven- ton. The men chosen are United States Senators Shelby NJ. Cullom and Albert J. Hopkins, Gov. Charles s. Deneen and Mayor Fred A. Busse of Chicago.
 The convention also indorsed the admin istration of Governor Deneen and that of ali state officers. The candidacy of Gov ernoon Deneen to succeed himself was not mentioned, it being understood that only matters of. national import should cone before the convention.
 For the last two days it had been con- fi6ently asserted by the platform builders that the resolutions would favor tariff adjustment instead of revision" 1t being the idea that the revision is gen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-27
POPULAR HOTEL MAN LEAVING
MT. Angus Gordon Goes To Victoria
 Hotel, New York.

Many regrets will be expressed among the travelling public, as well as among the business men of Toronto, at the departure of MT. Angus Gordon, assistant manager of the King Edward hotel, who will give up his position at the end of the month to return to the Hotel Victoria, New York. MT. Gordon has bacome extremely popular since coming to Toronto five years ago, and to him has been largely due the success that has been experi- enced at the King Edward. Among hotel men he is considered one of the best in the business, and the greatest tribute 70 his worth is the esteem in which he Is held by all the members of the hotel staff. He was in the employ of Mir. Sweeney. st the Victoria hotel, before coming to Toronto, and very tempting offer was made him to return, as the proprietor's interests in Buffalo and Rochester had become so large as to require personal at- tention. The Victoria has long been favorite resort for Torontoians in New York, and under MT. Gordon's manage ment will become a general headquar- ters.
 Mr. Gordon's departure will mean pro- motion for other members of the present staff, among whom MT. Ross Brcmner and MT. George Trimble, both favorably known by the guests of the house, are expected to be favored
 
 It is a big sale at $7.89 next
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-27
PATIENTS ARE TRANSFERRED.
Officers Believe That Smallpox Will
 Not Affect Neighborhood

The l3 smallpox patients whom the health authorities found in, the boarding house at 242S Fourth avenue Wednesday were all removed to the hospital in Shades Valley yesterday, and the house from which they were taken was closed until it can be thoroughly fumigated.
 When Chief Bodeker received word Wednesday night of the state of affairs at the boarding house he sent two off cers to the house to guard the place. To prevent the further spread of the dis ease no one was allowed either to enter or leave the house, and it is believed that the infection has been confined absolutely to the house in question, as far as the surrounding neighborhood is concerned.