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New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

o++o Kird,ar has sold for Claus Bosch to Dietrich
Bowling five story fathouse, No % prospect
ave. 43x1O0 feet.
montgomery Maze has sold through Victor Freund
& Son No. 152 East s6th ST, a nVe stoiS eiisio
fathouse, 2Hx1oo feet
Anna Flynn has sold No 157 west "th ST.
three story and basement stone front dwelling
house. on lot 176x1o22 feet. to Mrs. j. Slavin' the
present tenant.
Arthur G. Muh1ker has sold for the Amsterdam
Holding ompanv No 73 West 11sth st. four
story single hathouse, lot 20x1Oo11 feet to Bern
hard A Buge. Also. OReiliy & Dahn, for Mrs
Margaret McManus. No. 21S East seth st, f1ve
story fiathouse on lot 25x00S feet, 10 Mrs Ihlen-
berg An0 with Henry C. Quentin, No. 1442 Cd ave,
three story tenement house. on lot 265xlo22 feet
Henry Hitler.
A Frederick SiIverstone has sold Nos. eos and $40
West 122d ST. a six story elevator apartment house,
plot 6Gx901 feet.
Charles NJ. Rosenthal has bought from John Lid
die the plot. 41x150 feet the south side Of Man
haitian st, SS44 feet west of Broadway.
The estate of ]. B. Phillips has sold No. Is Jones
ST. three story dwelling house. on lot 21xsS feet.
Joseph Rosenberg has sold the northwest corner
of Washington and 18th ST, a five story fat
house. plot 50xao.6 feet.
Henry A. Stader jr., has sold two two-farnily
houses Taylor ave. West Chester, to Henry
Dennerly and Mrs. Catherine Freba
Henry P. Ansorge has sold the plot, 6ox10o feet,
the west side of Popham avenue, 275 feet north
OF lloJh ST. Inc Duyer VIII Dulld q private mouse
G. r. Coulter has sold for Paul De Fina to Jo-
seph r. Loonan No. IA East 1SOth st.
George J. McCaffrey has sold for Thomas Scott
the two-famy house the north side of Lyon
ave. 1o5 feet east of Grace ave, 25x100 feet also,
for Franklin ]. Studey, the plot the west side
of White Plains Road. 100 feet north of warfng
avenue 50x100 feet: also for Thomas Scott, the two
family house the north side of Lyon ave, 80 feet
east of Grace ave, lot 25x10o feets also, for
client the southeast of Vyse ave and 17Sd
ST 75yIFn Tpet. oIs Por Erop
plot the west side of Barker ave. 275 feet south
of Mace ave. 5Ox1OO feet; also. for Thomas Scott.
the plot the north side of Lyon ave- 80 feet east
OF Grace ave, 50x10O feet.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
RIIsINEsS TROUBLES.

The retgtfons In bankruptcy fled in the United
States District Court yesterday were as follows:
John d De Ronde No. y East sd street, voun-
tary petition: liabilities SSs9 IL assets Va 70 ne
Nealis of this city. who got judgment lor ~ -
Byron Kortright. guard al eastern New 1oIN LOT
Reformatory. living at WaWarlslns, n l., ecd- c1
Intary petition; liabilities, &4S5; assets siaZ oo
Debts date back 1888. highest creditor being
estate OF Jacob Cantine Of Napanoch, \. y, SZ52II
John Aberty. confectioner No IL3 "A ANeIIue . o.
81 400 Included in latter are insurance pocieS OF
the face value Of 5000 and property exempt valued
Daniel Helm No. 119 West 18th street, voluntary
reti+inn. liabilities. S2977 rs assets, sloS 80.
Francis NJ Hagan. warehousenan as t1asan q q
Co Nos i and % West street and NOS; ana ana 81
SIC rs liz assets including insurance policies OF
10000 S41128 Sc He has unliqudated claims amount
4iT T,cker 81 & Heimer cloaks and suits. No. s. East
7o+b street involuntary petition by Abra ham Agress
and others whose claims aggregate sSfS t1enry y.
r F2eekuan appointed receiver. with Dond IoL
wss FIRE IN the establishment of the flrrn and and
thai the loss was $500 covered ny insurance ioi
5000.
Schedules Of Maurice Brewer. diamond merchaht'
~ No p Jobn street show liabilities of $fS5,l96 81
and assets OF ss1 e1s - Included in the latter are
stock valued at s. go; machinery 800 depts due
on omen account of s51S 70; property In reVerslon OIL
$50 do OF the liabilities Sl94SlO . Is secured me
l,anJ,r1nt owes the Park National BANK Slo'5VV'
state Bank $4,000; the Market ana fuIton Nd
,fonaI Bank and Merchants National BANK ol
Newark " J. s24 3S9 g. and on stones ana peaIIS
radped valued at 800 SIS SO the sum OF slloVE he
also owes Adam Levi. of Paris, France %oo''o- 4o'
T,ndanhaunn & Well, of Paris, France Sl'9'-, anu
von Gelder Brothers. Of No. AlalueH i1o--e'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
CONDITION OF TRADE.
ls RerieE says

IN 1;h>
p-,-.r,-ions for fall trade are on fairy ND
z scale testifying 70 commence IN orders
1ronpt shipment, while retail s94es ro,,7a
-tt-se n Sessor,shla weather There IS SolLLo
1srity in reports from the IeaoliIe iarear or
s-Eesr factories receiving relatively ldI g ,a1
~ +hsr textile mills while the iron ana 80. HtFt
z-ksts still fee the unsetiling eIleCls y. CO
-nr,;nns In rrices Building operations !hCttaS0
--srT 1,otT-s creating q better demand for luIn-
= snd other materials, but there IS Sun -
szss IN most comparisons with las' solr,+ -, and
70 Mercantile collections are more pIolIE. az"
Zrrsr is abundant despite continued exports OF
kE1 Agricultural prospects are faEoTApIe, out .te
Il n prices are well maintained because OF w
-gTn trade returns for May show 2 oecIeaoe 1 %
LMe0 IN exports as compared W. W.. +n-;ca 2
ETsner; but imports declined apoLt 49, - -
4 ~ 50 thar the international trade balance Nas
usually favorable. and. including Inc ~ 80
Tscie. this nations credits ABROAD SatNs- 80,
EM exclusive Of the usual 1ntanglbie ldcIoI9
\ II are not presented in statistical FORM OF
, kissr week merchandise exports from TINS poTt
i~g we're g esL z44 larger than year ago, while
-sss decreased g 4o4 g71 Railroad earnings oo II
rspoyted for June were 20 per 1iiie, Eth
2 rrch net change Bank exchanges at New
z we're ls5 per cent less than in ne same "EeE 49,
year. while a. other leading cites Ilele "00
..ssrease Of 162 Per cent >
! asas-eet's says:
sis from the continuance OF the better tone as
sas the future and some further enlaI ii
1olstrlal operations, notably IN teAtIe s.gs
y is little new 10 report as TO trade. BUSINESS
81 = Ehoe has been quiet. as beTlts z betWeeu 80
II. ptIoo n 4 GuI year, WlIn ulisettlT'a
sronS n large areas Of country and pohtIcaI
,i'sltions attracting attention. The feature ~
4 rssther situation has been the continuance OF
7s7o-ts o| excessive moisture in sections Where
= - Is being harvested and corn planted OF 49, 49,
T. This has curtailed trade and collecnohs
II sr1Etst and Southwest while flooded rivers anu
On isnos have checked transportation OF COIL
6 --tss 10 market and added an element OF ooGpI
Ultimate crop outcome. East OF the Mlssls-
= "a weather has been more seasOnable. ana a
- oslrlbUtion is noted at retail an adcl ~
-. being found in price reductlors - AZ a+idrts ~
- There is very general agreement 1ldI lt-
- stocks are nor large. but flllng IT orGefS
-1e 70 he frequent rather than heavy al
n has been 2 trife more assured at eastern
q central Western centres, but conservatism
"a disposition 10 await crop and polltcal oe-
4 -rsnts guard against anything like free buy
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
JUSTICE TRUAX SELLS
SITE IN EAST 65TH ST.
Buyers also Found for a Number OF
Other Choice Parcels

Rrvers were found yesterday for number Of
choice speculative and investment parcels John
n Goding sold for Justice Charles H. Truax NO
12 East 65th St, a four story dwelling rouse on
lot 22x1o05 feet.
The H H Fuller Realty Company sold for Emil
Rudolph to Robert j. Mahoney an irregular plot
containing 1900 square feet at the southwest corner
of 43d st. and 11th ave.
The same brokerage firm has resold the properly
for Mr. Mahoney TO a wholesale coffee house.
which will erect on the site six story and base
noent factory building from plans by Thomas
Lamb The transaction involves over 5000"
George Backer sold for Lee & Fheschmann to
the Meteor Realty and Construction Company OF
which Isaac Polsten Is president a plot foxlO-e
feet on the north side of esth ST., 81 feet east OF
Pivers,de Drive The plot adtoins the Schuyler
Arms and is In the Of the Buckingham court
buildings The Meteor company Will erect an eishl
story freproof apartment house on the site 1t
also owns the entire block front in Riverside Drive
from 9Sth st. to 99th St
The estate Of Paul Westphal sold its interest IN
the premises Nos 800 and 522 West 34th St. four
story and basement building, on plot SoxLSs 1eet'
to a Mr.. Brennan.
The F. & f. Realty Company took title yes
terdav to the block front on the west side of Man.
haitian ave. from 10th ST. to 1OSth St, from various
heirs of George w. Sinners The consideration was
nominal.
Plans have also been filed for erecting on the ot
at the southwest corner OF Delaney and Ludio"
sts a two story office and store building, for Jo-
seph J. Bach. It will be OF brick. with mezzanine
,,,i,dous and will front Ii feet on Ludlow st and
s71b feet on the Delaney St plaza. 1t is to COST
s8 600 Max Muller is the architect
The four story and basement high stoop house
No 1ss West s6th st. is to be remodeiied into an
American basement dwelling house. with oeco-
rated entrance hall and vestibule- The improve
r,en+ is to he made for Mrs. II. P Fuld as owner
at a cost of $1,000. The architect is Harry Allan
Jacobs.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago June 1q-Favorable weather for har-
vesting in the Southwest had weakening erect
to-day on the local wheat market the July de-
livery closing at loss of sac TO &c. Corn was
11c higher Oats up s4c. Provisions were
Sc to 712c 10c lower.
Weakness in the wheat market developed late
in the day a period of extreme nervousness The
market opened firm on good demand by several OF
the leading commission houses. but an easier tone
soon resulted from liberal realizing by local hold
ers, who based their action the absence of rain
in the Southwest where harvesting is in progress
News of the day about evenly divided, and
in consequence prices fuctuated nervously until
the final hour, when the sentiment became bear
ish and continued heavy the remainder OF .he
day The arrival at Southwestern markets OF
few cars of new wheat and poor demand for
cash wheat here helped to weaken the market late
in the session. The close was weak, with July
unchanged to lc higher SS1sc to Ss2sc, advanced
10 SS12c and then declined TO S71sc. The close was
at s7I4c to S7ssc. Clearances of wheat and -four
were equal % 600 bushels. Exports for the Week
as shown by Bradstreet's, were equal TO S,oZooo
bushels Primary receipts were $4,000 ousheis
day year ago Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts of 1Ss cars. against 22 cars last
week and 267 cars year ago
The corn market was strong all day, and the
Julv delivery touched a new high record mark for
the season. when 1t sold at 701ac a bushel Two
OF the leading cash interests were aggressive
b,vers and there was also free buying by shorts
ITnfavorabe reports regarding the crop were the
chief source of strength During the final hour the
market lost large part of its f1rnness on profit
taking due chiefly to the break in wheat. The
close was steady. July opened 1ac to PC higher
at e9I2c to $3.50, advanced to 7o12c ana closed AT
Coz Local receipts were 29S with Is Of con-
tract grade. go,
Renorts of damage TO the growing crop in Ill
,,oig caused strength in the market, prices at
the high point being nearly 1c above yesterday $
closing o1lotations. Shorts and cash houses were
urgent bidders, and offerings were Limited july
onened unchanged at 4512c, sold off to 45Ac. ahd
hon advanced 10 46c The close was at 4Sa4c Local
receipts were 124 cars.
Provisions were firm at the start because OF IN u[e
s+reret, of coarse grain. but offerings became lib
eral later in the day, causing moderate weakness
7 ocaI hackers were the principal sellers. AT the
oIoeo senternber pork off 1oc, at Sli DO Lard
80 Lao 1nc lower at IS 971z Ribs were sc to TIC
lower. at S 17l2. -. , .
ooro 9ga cars: oats 12S cars; hogs 5000 head.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
n FLAGLER RESIGNS
TILFORD SUCCESSOR.
,onrer Tice-President, but Still
D;recfor Of Standard Oil.

:, r-larler resigned as a vice-president Of
ss1H - on Company OF New Jersey st a
= sA.a - she directors yesterday, and was sue
ssus v H. TIlford. who was promoted from
~se' % % treasurer TO ill the vacancy. Mr..
y o@o o@.r however remain a director. c. VI.
|NSS..--,.-gv secretary, was made treasurer and
psi I.-1inss was chosen TO succeed him as
ssie { Folger. 5r-, was elected To the
ssTs s,cceed F Q. Bsrstow. who resigned on
sou. hiss not been active in the affairs OF
u f's - on Company for some time His re-
! O. Ss.e said TO be without significance and 10
sfre1. nc advanced age, he being now seventy
y OK also TO HIS desire TO devote his energies
g. rS,-sas East Coast Railway. running from
re n. - Miami. Fla. which he built him
sS-s n which he is president
" 80 covers practically the entire east coast
-hs I.-~ end connects a string OF hotels which
ft.,., t.o.'- has erected at different points along
y f" The Key West extension. which has
e o~ construction since May ], 1905. has been
~ uU os far as knights Key, only forty-six
.-sie'' Kew West When finished this extern
se - - ,s known as the -'seagoing railroad"
4 50 fsct that twenty-three miles Of its
- - ~ 7~s+er. Will have total length Of 12S
! srs from Homestead. Fla. 10 Key
EsN r.. road stretches from key TO key over
80" = lanes Of water varying from e few
p :, thirty feet in depth On 1he eh'Te Ioute
keys crossed ~nIsa a5s ~sooo oohnseo9a sSo Eone Tna
sa't's c.-cb Key. is 10.5eo feet in length Some
1 pc me road have cost more than 10000 a
,h --.-,as Fast Coast Railway IS Mr. Flaglers s
lN : sneskfrg Of II not long ego he SAID;
s ~ 5roud of it. 1t has opened to settlement a
a. :. .t,ae hundred miles OF the finest coun-
fri'h - xr,ole world Thousands OF people who
e tbere as poor as Lazarus have been
go. ~. become prosperous, producing citizens
sshf- :. mas one Of the partners Of John D.
" ,t- =, he firm Of Rockefeller. Andrews q
,.fo-a the organization Of the STANDARD
company , b.s, ,rom,nent In the
" =. standard Oil Company. He sun
ehH - director in the following companies
ss-s --.srcts Refining Company, New York 'Iiu-
c,--ns1v. @ Railway Steel Spring Company ana
- -star-ett Company
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
NEW PLAN TO PAY DEPosIToRs.
Phlladelphia Syndicate May Be Formed to
Help Bank of North America.

Ihe Plan for paying off the depositors and other
ceoltors or the National Bank of North America
with funds to be furnished by a syndicate TO he
formed by the Assets Realization Company of
fhiladeiphia, has been sent to the banks stock
holders, and II is said has received the approval
OF majority OF the stock. The receiver has paid
Two - per cent dividends TO the depositors.
amounting TO s. 1.40o,0Jo in all
Inc committee which drafted the liouidating
plan figures the assets at S,sooooo. made up prin-
cipally OF the banks equity in its building at No.
50 Exchange Place and it's one-half interest in the
equity in the Trust Company of America Build
ing, while Charles w Morse's estimate of the
amount OF the assets is nearly 100000 Under the
plan the Assets Realization Company is to get a
commission of s275.oo0 for its services of which
the stockholders may share in $4,000 by subscrib-
ing TO the fund
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

1iy.rpooi June 1e-Closing: wHEAT.spot 9uisstt let
Western winter rs sd; No California as 50
No req steady; July Sd September, es IL . d;
futures pa e. 11Hd CORN-Spot Arm; new American.
Dec; 6red IS Id American mixed 6s Id futures
steady; Juiy: uiyyc:aSy IS lOd FLOUR-Winter patents.
canao1sn ass 3D. HOPS in London Pacihc Coas steady
Il mdq. sd PoRK-Prime mess Western steady I2S 90,
HAMsIiS cnt 26 10 III. quiet, Ais; short rib. l6
O. "a H. steady 4os ed long clear 5nddies light -
TO - 10 esSv SOS Cd short clear backs Is 20 20 ID.
40 10 eae "a clear bellies Ia to 16 H. steady. as
steaoEG; oEG;,iS5TLDERs-square, II to lS lb dull 2ss.
Sd tierces, strong, AS; Ameri-
LARD-PIlh!!e nails strong 45s Sd. CHEESE-Cana-
can relned' vh,te and coored old, steady. e2s tai
IoW--tzIiiH s1s cd ROSIN-Common steady rs 1nl4 d.
Its. Iss.TpClI FtJM-Rehned quiet, $40 LlNsEED OIL
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
PLANS FOR A LITTLE "FLATIRON.

three story building shaped like a "fatiron''
will be erected on the premises No. Is Marion st.
just north of the proposed S0-foot plaza in De-
lancey ST. from the Bowery to Lafayette ST The
building will have frontage of 31s feet at
its apex IN Marion st, but will front 9ss feet on
the plaza and be 10 feet deep at the east end OF the
lot forming the base of the "fatiron''
The building is to be erected for Augusta Lie
berts. of Brooklyn. owner. and will be of or
namental brick, with large mezzanine windows on
the plaza front. The ground floor will be fitted as
a cafe and the upper stories lofts. The build
ing is to s1s0 CO., according the estimate of
B. ". Berger & Sons, architects.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
THIRTY MINERS BURIED.
Sir Killed in Gas Erplosion-Fire
Hats RescMers.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune ]

Monongahela City, Penn, June 19.-Six men
are dead and thirty imprisoned in Shaft !
of the Ellsworth mine Of the Pittsburg Coal
Company, as the result of terrific explosion
which happened in the mine late this afternoon.
The mine is burning. and it was impossible to
go to the rescue of the buried men. OF the six
dead, whose bodies have been recovered. only
one has been identiied-that of Frank Beal The
other five bodies badly burned to be
almost past recognition.
1t is considered certain that the thirty men
who are in the mine will perish. Just what
caused the explosion is unknown, but 1t is be-
lieved to have been the result Of an accu1nuls.-
ton of coal dust.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
TO ALTER BANKING OFFICES

Plans have been filed for making over the bank
ing Offices on the first floor of the three story
dwelling house No 46 East 18th st. into a hall
for moving picture exhibitions. the change
pancy being made for Coroner Acritelli as owner
The architect Is Charles z. Reid. Also plans for re-
modelling the two front and rear tenement houses
rnents of the Tenement House Department, in
staIng freproof staircases and tiled Railways The
improvements are to be made at q cost OF s11. 500
for Albert Gordon owner. Max Muller is the
architect.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
REALTY NOTES.

Van Vliet & Place have rented for the term Of
twenty years Conron Brothers Company the
nrenises No 452 West 1ith St They improved the
site some months ago.
He'll & Stern have leased for D. L. Newborg the
store at No 69s Broadway. northwest corner of 4th
st. to Charles Zimmerman for ten years a total
rental of $4,000.
A. B. Mosher & Co have leased to Goewey &
Magrath for years, at total rental OF $4,000
the new garage Broadway and 10th st: also
the stores No IS Lenox ave. No AZ West 116th st.
No 507 West 145th ST and the private house No 4ol
Manhattan ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
FEW AUCTION SALES.
Three Parcels Change Hands IN the
Veseu Street Rooms.

The budget of offerings yesterday IN tne fNeai
Estate Exchange salesrooms NOS. Il afa 10 nsSe'
80 vac small The results were as follows:
D., ros.,r T, Dav Macomb's Place Sth ave ana loisI y
bi 30 oos 5vo6 : three story hs and stores;
r. r. 3aCkworth agt Construction 90 Es es a. a. 49,
- sttv- T Ryan ref: amt due, s1I3Io lS
NJ sub to prior aggregating slo 10 o
G 3F5 cor
Bso 70 Beck x1oox rreg; vacant: n AS,I l5os az
%s.a C-aenhauu all Kendall & h attys; - - non -
Moses ra s5 3aO ~; taxes $4,000; sub TO a
@ mort Of sos 625 the plaintiff for $2 s" avenue
store shers of all right title tr s1o Ta8s
feTot no ,esten agt Max Kirschenbluth ct al JACOB
Ssnn attv: amt due. $357 49, taxes etc s4o' ao-
~ Samuel Marx: Simpson ST. s. Zoi lg III ~ pa
,ns+cr ave 2IOxlGo; vacant Lawyers I1te ms is p
@ Ut Ieidor Robinson al: F Dean aty ~ od 4.
1Iees ref: amt due S41091 -; taxes ETC. sll'' ~ "
the plaintiff for 5000
,rba auction Offering to-day will be as follows;
On the prenses-By Thomas Burchin; 800 euilons h
.h .Io-fcinp 70 W Reeves & Co, at North BABYLON
lots na. Wyandanch Long Island; voluntary sale
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River. Mass, June 1s.-Sales for the week
in the print cloth market estimated at fifty
thousand pieces. Tee weeks trading small,
only onequarter of the total production being
disposed Of Goods taken by purchasers were
mostly FOR nearby deliveries. the mills are only
moderate sellers for contracts the present price
basis.
The prices 2s-inch 81 squares 81 cents: 28-
inch 81 by co. as cents; Ss1s inch. e. squares. AS
cents; 3s-inch. 6S by Y, 5la cents.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
SALE OF LARGE NEWARK PARCEL

William C. Fielder of the Fielder Real Estate
Corporation has sold the Pennington apartment
house in Pennington St. Newark. 10 c. e Henry
Stengel of the firm of Stenge & Rothschild
The property owned by George j. Busch. It
e four story stone and brick structure, contain
ing eight apartments The lot dimensions are AK
100 feet Mr. Stensei made the purchase an
investment The consideration said to be $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20

Philadelphia, June 19-The Lincoln savings ana
Trust Company small concern Of this city, failed
to omen its doors for business to-day, and Samuel
N Hyneman, attorney, was appointed receiver.
The trust company failed about year ago. and
resumed business three months later after reor-
ganizing The company IT understood, will nQui-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
NINE. NAzIMOVA BUYS TRACT

Nine. ALA Nazimova, the Russian actress has
purchased at Port Chester large tract of land on
Byram Bridge, opposite the property of A. V
Whiteman. She has also bought a house opposite
the Whtteman property. The purchase price of the
two parcels was about 10000.
The house is being altered and will be occupied
by her. 1t is said to be her itnention to erect a.
large modern house for her own occupancy on the
Byram Ridge site.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
NEW YORK TERRACE SALES.

V E Pinetti has sold for the Richmond Develop
ment Company a seven room house TO c. b.
Rodgers one six room house to c. Borg and an
other TO T H. Jones' The houses at New York
Terrace. Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

, -. , ,2s II W Of 4th ave; sty brk dwg
h. 22x4l: Angelo seFman o"noi - .. $4,000
afchl.eSI NJ 4.5 It n of Burnside ave; : sty
frame dwg h. 2lxS2i 2S+act Shares Fen. 1000
--ti,.., ti.I svc 8 OF Maynower ave;
: sty frame avg h. 2lzS-' iieiny i.a''e.' ~ 1000
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
DEaI IN PRINCE ST.

(,a-rsy NJ Mario has sold No. q Prince St. a four
bn,Idine. with store. lot 2oxis feet Tor
.oriue starace. receiver for F. Patti & Son. to
frank Verrastro-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
TEXAS susPENps RAILROAD ORDER.
rBr Telegraph to Tn. rrtbune.l

TBy Telegraph 10 The Trtbunel
Austin, Tex. June I9.-The Texas Railroad Com
mission suspended indefinitely to-day the enforce
ments Of its order requiring the Texas lines of the
Colorado & Southern to purchase a great amount
Of new equipment. This action was taken because
Of losses recently incurred by the road by wash
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
COLONEL eUFFEY GETS OIL PROPERTY


San Benito, Tex, June 1a.-Aiha Haywood. or
this place. and his brother. o. W. Haywood have
sold their extensive oil land holdings and pipe
lines in Louisiana and Texas 10 Colonel j. NJ
Csuffey, Of Pittsburg and associates. The con-
sideration is said to be million dollars
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20

ST. LUKE's HOSPITAL LENDS $4,000.
Henry B. Anderson has mortgaged his property.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
cu,cAco CLOSING STOCKS.

,oaeo June 1a.-Ciosing bids on the chicago
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
Furnished apartments to Let.
Houses to Let-COuntry.

C,APE CoD.-FURNIsEED COTTAGE on BEACH: 1o
\ rooms; modern plumbing: bath; telephone SIS sea-
son. II. SMITH. South Garwich. Mass
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-02-29
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DIR C|:To'Rs.
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A. II. Comstock,
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John Panton, s. ~ s.
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entrusted to
Savings Department business
to eight o'clock Saturday evening sz sss