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The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03
First Insertion Dec. 2o.)
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that letters of ad
ministration on the estate of Louis Weber
deceased, were granted to the undersigned
on the II tn day OF December, 1907, by the
Probate court OF Saline county, Mo.
AL pernsens having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them TO mi
for allowance, within n year after the
dste OF said letters, or they may be pre-
clndsd from any benefit Of such estate; and
II such claims be mo exhibited within two
years from the time OF the publication Of
this notice they shall be forever barred.
Dec. 18th, 1907
GEORGEL. WEBER, Admr.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03
thursday the 9Th day Of January 1908.

Mt the north front door Of tho Court House
IN the city Of Marshall Saline county.
Missouri, bctwcen the hours NJ o O'Clock a,
IN ana . o'clock p. M, ~ said day. proceed
tn sell the above described real estate, nj
public auction, for cash In hand, 10 the
highest bidder. TO pay note. with interest
ANA cost OF executing his trust.
q. II. BACON.
shorir Saline County, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03

Wanted = irst-c class Jersey
milk COW, giving plenty of
milk. E.B. Clawson Marshall.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET,

New York December II 1893
EEysRecspts were 3 cars or % 4sae a. N
me market No trading steers few bulls
aEG cows changed hands al steady prices Dressed oee
prime native sides London and LITerpool catus ana
-=ls markets unchanged ~,
n cows SIS 81 75. 10. T95 Il. AZ 81 do. go
--' C4-rSyFS-Rscei1tz xsrs $50 head, Of which 1876
head local butchers and lf8 head Tor ne
market Feeling steady: ali sold Common 70 prime
- ordinary barnyard calves $S 25GSS o.; Western
calves IS Dressed calves active city dressed 'ea
Sales Sanders veals. 147 ID STeIag - hLg o. Per
100 h p Do rn AZ SO, do I23 p al g Il 1s-n-
80 4 - : ohio veaIs 40 - SO so do. 11s
- - 50 q 81 western calves, 202 n, a. 50 Is
John Z Nelson. so veals. 20 n a. 50 80 II enS %
SHIPPERS. commission csmpany: veals. 1zo n At SO
head including cars direct 70 sia1gleo-s ~
making. with previous ar
rivals a. on sale sheep Ters 1IL35 amps lSg
sheep sold s8gs4 Per leo n nc prime SHEEP oere6
me S2TS2 IS good chotca lambs at 81 z5HSI 10
cls SIS 5GQS5. Dressed mutton steady AZ oGSo pst
=. dressed lambs al 10g12'zc - - .
Sales Sanders: 162 state lambs 3 - aFeraE a
= n 2 -ir 30 y at 50 so Il Gun lambs and year.
81 n az 81 sheep SO n, at So "A cs s. n
al Judd & Co: 100 Chic lambs. 70 p At s. g. %
state DO 20 n 81 Ohio sheep, 11s n at g; -
T f-~s e ronrrission Company: state anbs 70 =. at
s. 50. Is state sheep. IL n, at s. - -. -, .. -
Sripperss Commission Company: 81 Ohio lambs - 10
Al 0u-sss & Son. 221 state lambs e5 n at 81 p: Is
cuIs n 50 state sheep $50 ~ az 81 u 90 % -
som P Nelson. state lambs. Sc 70. at 81 80
49, ~ Fes5 for the market: feeling steady.
sz-Iv sales OF state at SO per 100 rb country
dressed hogs unchanged 79sc per 70 for medium ana
sales-S Sanders state hogz 175 n average nt s6
per 100 n roughs 100 n At 80
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
PLAN sHEEpsHEAD BAY SHIP CANAL
Atlantic Yacht Club Members Hear of Pro
posed Drainage Scheme

Snee1shead Bay and Gravesend Bay may soon be
3ofred by a snip canal. two hundred feet vide and
[5freen teet deep # the plans Of Major E ! Gilman
ana his friends made public last night az meet
s,-- of the Atlantic Yacht club in the Hotel Astor
are carried out
Major Gilman is g member OF the Sheepshead Bay
T2o.r5 of TIadS and chairman Of an Improvement
orgsnization al Coney Island. After a dinner and
q business meeting Of the cIup' AT "A1ch d hsW
r--s,t,,,tIr, and bylaws we're approved Major Gil
man said rsnt his organization had perfected the
plan Of the ship canal which has been approved he
said by The Borough President and indorsed by
the CHEZ engineer and Controller and IL now IN tho
hands Of the Board o. Estimate ana AppoI
Cor f.- a7rro,af Former Lieutenant Governor
woodruff and Senator McCarren. VINO, he said, o"E
land at the east end Of the canal. have with others
offered 10 deed certain portions Of their land 10 tAe
city when required.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
CHESAPEAKE MAY ISSUE BONDS.
Management Said To Be Considering Creation
Of New Refunding Securities.

The rzaagement Of the Chesapeake Ohio Rail
wav Company II was said yesterday, Is considering
The creation Of q new bond issue the rrocseos cr
which would be used tor taking up various oolsa-
tions and providing money for Improvements me
corapeny has outstanding SS00o 600 collateral r-1sI
notes and 10000 other notes both issues bearing
per cent interest and maturing on july l. A'L''
and both redeernable at 102 There sre also ao'pt
EzOoae0o OF equipment trust obligations ana lnc4-
dental obligations amounting 70 about Sz9oAoV9
making the total which may pe funded about
80 0900p1 Estimates Of the size Of the proposed
issue which viii probably be in the form OF gen
erzl lien bonds run as high as $50 CO., COO
The company has paid per cent dividends year
from 1893 to 1907 inclusive. but IL IS runored that
with the projected refunding acconpliShp> the
dividend rate Will be raised About per cent vas
earned On tne stock last year, and about per
cent in the previous year. In September, 1906, a
Dettton signed by representatives Of so per cent CT
the coupary's capital stock was sent. to the di-
racrors urging an increase in the dividend disbu-se
ulerts.
A runor that the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pznv was about 20 take back the 5000 Chesa-
neake & Ohio stock which It sold two years ago
- Kuhn. Loeb & Co was denied yesterday,
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
AWARDS FOR SUBMARINES.
Two May Be Constructed at Navy Yard
List of Successful Bidders.

Washington, Dec, 1o-Two Of the submarine boats
authorized at the last session OF Congress TO be
constructed at navy yard, II satisfactory arrange
ments as TO shop rights for construction with one
OF more Of the submarine boat companies be
made This is a departure in naval constrUc-
ton. The remaining six authorized by Congress
VIII be built By private firms It is expected that
six OF the vessels viii find their way TO the Pacific
Coast The successful bidders for the six boats,
contracts for which were awarded to-day, We're as
follows: The Electric Boat Company, two vessels
under their 20a bid at $50 4g each and two vessels
under their a1-a bid $685. 500 each all four YES
sells 10 be delivered on the Pacific Coast
The Lake Torpedo Boat Company, enc vessel at
$4,000 TO be delivered on the Atlantic Coast This
vessel viii be constructed by the Newport News
Shipbui1ding Company.
The American laurent Company, one vessel at
sS 0Oe be delivered the Atlantic Coast and 20
be constructed By the William Craup & Sons Ship
& Ell CINE Building Company, OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
THE JURY WAS HUNGRY
SO 1t Just Agreed to Disagree
Court DiSpledsed.

A gnawing which simultaneously attacked the
pits Of twelve stomachs led TO a tragedy in the
Supreme Court. In Flushing, which caused dozen
heart burnings yesterday and one active grouch
The last is Justice Cranes property and It is a
handsome specimen, at least agrees the jury OF
twelve good men and true, which has been hearing
the suit of Mrs William Treider for S5,00 dam
ages for the alleged killing OF her husband by a
trolley car
In fact this jury has proved itself too unanimous
body, anyway. When sent out TO decide upon a
verdict in the case Wednesday afternoon it first
agreed that the members were in painful want of
nourshment. Then as man It filed back into
the court and told Justice Crane no verdict
could be reached. But this decision had been
made in great haste the Justice ordered the men
back again and told the court attendants IN their
presence 10 lock them up until 10 80 O'Clock at night
unless they able to reach verdict oeforenan1
Charles NcArdle and William Frost, the court at
terdants, obeyed and locked them up Justice Crane
went home
But he had barely got out Of sight Of the court
house when Philip Koesner, the foreman OF the
Jury. summoned the court attendants and told them
a verdict had been reached And We are hungry.
he added Wont you come across the street to the
hotel with US and be our honored guests at sub
stantial repast?'
So eleven members Of the jury and the two attend
ants repaired to the hosiery hard by and sat down
to a board groaning with chicken and other things
Stern Justice laid aside her sword. loosened her
belt and felt Of her back hair. And killing things
we're said. One chance remark came near giving
McArdle heart failure.
..Dfdn.t YOU reach an agreement he shr1eked-
.rOf course we dd," replied the foreman We
agreed TO disagree"
The attendant smeared butter behind his ear IN
his agitation. Where IS the rWeILIh Hlal- H7 IL
quired weakly.
oh" said Foreman Koesner, you mean i NJ
Offery He went home: he said he was tired
0IcArdIe turned a pale green and made for the
telephone When he returned he said Justice crane
requested the good men and true to go home and
II they didn't mind to report him at the court IN
the morning and explain
In the morning they appeared and Justice Crane
with disgust in each and every HneanenL asked
What made you bring in that verdict
Koesuer pointed another juror, saytngt ne
told to"
'Twasn-t me- If was him. said the ether man.
pointing 70 still another Of his colleagues
Being the goat didn't make hit with this one
either and he passed the privilege 10 fourth. II
wasn't me uuther. L him he said
Go home" said Justice Crane with slight
q1laver and appear before me in court tomorrow
accorapanied by your lawyers and see what excuse
YOU can offer for not being punished for contempt
Of court
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. 10-CIosing WIIEAT-spot dull.
10 red western. winter. Is 1I57d futures steadE;
CGFENSpot steady; American mixed new Cia Cal
gae+orl. IS sid. futures quiet; January, IS 4Ssd
March - 4l4d- PEAS-Canadia4 steady IS "a
1Pa-ffc Ccast}, firm. e 5s aE3 BEEF-Extra india
mess steady. 1l5s. PORK-Prtme mess. western
g,45ar % FEAMS-Short II quiet 45s
p AC1sc@Gurnberland "a so III, easy. As Sd
siC-t -r 7f to - ID clear miCd dies.
light 2s 70 81 Ib duh, 49s Sd; long clear mi6dies
% ~ grIjet 49s clear bellies IA 15 ID. firm. as
sTr5lr-r DERS-Square, II 10 Is III. duh ass Cd LARD
E5-tr1a western tierces quiet. AIS Gd; American
-aI-,.G in pals. dull. Sd RUTHERFORD United
sra-ez STEADY. Sss. CFfEESE-Cauadian finest hite
steady 58s. finest coored. stead 6Gs TAI
an So ia. ROLEUNf-Rehned steady. ia
SEED OII.-DuII, 25s Cd
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
RULES FOB NAMING TITLE EXAMINERS.
Court of Appeals Adopts Regulations in Con.
nection With Torrens System Law.

Albany. Dec 10.-Eules governing, the method Of
agcertaining the fitness OF applicants for licenses
70 practise as official examiners OF title under the
Tor-ens land registration law passed by ths last
Legislature were adopted today Dy the Court Of
Appeals
These rules provide that duly admitted attorney
and counsellor at law desiring such q license shall
take an examination OF the state Board Of Law
Examiners after fling application with the board
together with fee Of go which Application shall
state the nature and amount Of work the applicant
has do4s in the examination Of titles 10 real prop
erty.
Any lawyer claiming TO be an. experienced eN-
ar7lner Of titles may be licensed without such
animation by the Appellate Division OF the supreme
Court provided the fact OF sufficient experience is
certified 10 by the State Board OF Law Examiners,
although the y5 fee must be paid Lawyers licensed
as title examiners must file $3.50 bond The rule
provides FOR suspension from practice and removal
from Office OF a tiIIe examiner Tor cause
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
NO PARDON FOR MAeNEss.

7ashzstaH. Dec 16.-asIs. Ada German Magness
-se daughter Of Senator German. whose husband
1as convicted Of d=ser-icz from the navy and sen
tered 10 a years Imprisonment at Portsmouth
has applied u the President fJr pardon FOR her
a-slarl- The Waite House referred the application
20 Ser-etlEE NeWberry, who reported that there
Tas special feature Of the case warTanting elem
-ncy. and reported adversely the application.
Mr. 1ssness has been informed by the White
House ia accordance Hith this view
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
CoRYNAN THINKS SENTENCE SEVERE.
Defends His Position as Commanding Officer
Opinions CT Captain French
Frr- The Trlbs-ce Bureau

: :
Detroit Dec I0-ColcneI Cornroan hen told OF
ne finding Of TIE court martial today plainly init
raes6 s-ac he expected verdict Of not GuilIy-
- consider ne sentence quite severe" said Colonel
-7~--nz- sT ,std not consider that guilty
CT coursa. as commanding officer an respon-
SHE fc- everything that goes On IN L-io post
NIGH have been technically guilty captain
French IS 1-ndersrand the matter. had the Ger
--sczre q the rv-a officers that they owned the
horses n question and 7 could see 80 reason why
should 90 behind the certificates The only way
could have Sound -out what officers were guilty
~ such 1liscoldulI would have been 70 cali IN
e1eTy cfeCsr q rhs post and accuse him
-clc0el Cornnlsn declared that he glad the
T-sPense was over Although Captain French vas
t1c.--ec. Ike Colonel German. % think that the
sentence vas severe, he smiled. and declared that
- would rsks his medicine
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
eyARTERMAsTER eENEsAl.s sEsnR-

Washington, Dec -e--Iu1portas1r features o.. tie
annual report OF clarterasuer General AlezhIre OF
80 army those Vhtcn deal with the urgent
-ee6 for transports. and a statement showing the
onClriCns Ia and the needs Of the quarternasterss
e-artreut for additional officers Il the duties are
be properly performed
= feature unusual lU annual reports IS : STATE
--er- rs General Alestre that iI IS gratifying 70
30 2 position olliE repetition OF arguments
>l- Increased apprOp priac.1EE.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
Mr. HOPPER PLAYS TO CHILDREN.
He and Miss Marguerite Clark Entertain St
Mary's HOSPITAL Inmates.

Mary's Hospital Inmates.
De Wolf Hopper and Marguerite Clark and sew
eral children who appear with them az the Majestic
Theatre IN iFThe Pied Piper" visited 81. Nary's
Free Hospital Cor Children yesterday The school
is conducted by community Of Sisters Of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church. They gave special per
forna1cs for al the little inmates IN the main
ward. The entrs ng-serv scene Of The Pied
Piper was reproduced, and the children enjoyed l.
immensely. Mr.. Hopper was in street dress. but
Miss Clark was arrIred IN The costume she wears
on the stage
The little ones who were not able 70 stir were
net forgotten Miss Clark visited every ward in
-he institution and sang the nursery songs Tor the
children 1Ir. Hopper sal. It was novel expert
ence for him. He had sung and danced in various
institutions but never :n devoted 70 the care OF
crippled children.
Il never played before more apprecia-tve audi
ence" he said. The little ones almost took away
nv selt-controI, 50 attentive were they Of every
movement made"
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
MRS. HAMS NOT TO ATTEND TRIAL.

Boston. Dec. 1o-At q conference neid ln this CITY
to-day between Mrs Claudia Hains. Wiz OF Captain
Peter g. Hams ard her Boston counsel Fred "a
Norton, it decided that Mrs. Hams should not
attend ths trial in New York OF her husband on
the charge Of having murdered William F. ALnls
Neither vii she be present at rae trial ~ Captain
Halns brother e. Jenkins Hams, IN similar
charge. according 10 BIr Norton Mrs. Hams ls
- present living with ner parents III Winthrop
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
RAILROADS.
BATT7WCPE z CTI0 R. r.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour On the Even holr,
To BALTIMORE AND WASHING ! ~, -
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW INtOH
CITATION WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LIES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily 2Sd - LIP = =
Washington. SIeepers- Il 50 pm / 81 an
Washington. Diner. Parl5T $50 am 80 In
Washington. Diner. Psrlor 80 am ~ ~ ~ an ~
Washington. Diner. PsrlOr- ll-59 an L - - = p
Washington. PariOr. --..-- I-Ju pm %-gy FiA
ParlOr car. New York 70 BlcaEaono: v a.
Royal Ltd. % Diner. Fsrior 3 - pm - prn
Washington. Diner. Parlo- 80 pm 80 p
Washington. Buffet. Parlor $50 pm s-VO pm
Through Daily Trains % ths HssL
Chicago. PfttsbuTR- $1,000. Z 20 am S-9O 40
Chicago. Columbus see II 80 am i--ey n n
PfttsburE. Cleveland --.-. 90 pm 50 Pm
''PtttsouTE Limited" 1900. $50 pm - Pm
Gin. St L. Louisville. II 50 pm % am
Gin. St L. Louisville 99y an ~ ~ ~ an
Gin St L. Louisville ..- $50 pm 800 pm
Ofrces. 245, 434 1900 Broadway. Astor
House 225 sth ave- New York; 54S Fulton
St BROOKLYN. west cd st and Liberty st
After 6 2. NJ Sleeping Car reservari iorls
and fun information regarding trains eec--
can be obtained a. Bureau OF Information.
3. & O. r T.. I'D St Ter Phone 3144-
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
MUST LIVE IN THE YARD.

H-ear Asu-iral Goodrich. commsndaut Of the
.'-z-yn navy yard has issued order requiring
- ne junior officers noW stationed at rhe ward 70
l-s-s Many II them has been living IN Man
zI--a rs1@-V-nE an additional allowance. IN rhe
-'SfE l5t crowded conditions f. ths ofscsrz quar-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
LTLLEY HEN WORRIED.
Interest Keen IN Connecticut OTer
For Election Inquest.

New Haven. Dec 10-Interezt is keen here to
day over the possible developments IN the action
Of George L FOX. Of this city, in pressing his com
plant that certain candidates for Offices IN the re-
cent state election their financial agents failed
TO observe the corrupt practices act passed by the
General Assembly four years ago. The only sub
pcana known TO have been served is that upon
Representative George Lilley, OF Waterbury, the
Goveruor-eleCL
M Fox's complaint against NIr- Lnley specifically
charges that the candidate OF his political agent
Colonel I n UITlan, OF New Haven. made ex-
perditures authorized by and contrary TO law
The complaint enu1aerates alleged acts Of Mr
Liley or his agents IN Waterbury, who were not
his political agents distributing money for cam
paign purposes through certain Waterbury saloon
keepers for treating purposes. The complaint
further alleges that the sworn statement Of Mr.
Liuey's expenses does not set Forth eli his ex-
peuditures-
Mr.. Fox has issued z statement calling attention
70 the fact that the court granted to him by the
Judge OF the Superior Court is formed for diagnosis
and cure OF cancer in the body polite and not for
the prosecution Of any
Nj. Luey's statement Of expenses showed that
he spent $4,000 in his campaign. while his cp-
ponent. Judge A Heaton Robertson a director Of
the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad
svo-e 70 having spent $4,000.
Interpretations OF the legal points in the case
VIII most important branch Of the trial,
the corrupt practices act IS new. The question Of
what constitutes bribery under the act viii De
Tu-eo UpS' A[le Il-Ile -cr tne Irli Is not YET an
roUnced- The only comment made cT Repre-
sentative LiIley OF the acton was;
50 far as know. there is nothing tn It"
This Is said 70 be the first instance where
court framed upon the English or Canadian model
has been established in the United States M
Fox, IN signed statement, made il clear that it
IS court nut for the prosecution OF anybody,
but for diagnosis and cure OF cancer in the body
polite. no prosecuting officers, but only private
counsel. take part in it
Washington Dec. ut IS ridiculous for ne 70
make : reply 70 this charge declared Colonel I
n ClIrnan OF New Haven, who IS here attending
The rivers ard harbors congress He had been
shown newspaper clipping alleging that he had
distributed money during the recent campaign in
Connecticut for the purpose OF treating" voters
Colonel I-Tlrnan said that ne had been Water
bury since NJ Ldlley was nominated for Governor,
although he vas Alr. Liueys political agent a. New
Haven during the campaign
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
PUBLIC NOTICES

NCPNAI, COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK
Examinations for positions On rhs Eli
gible Lisr Of College Instructors. High
lcrooI Tutors and Laboratory Assistants
college and High SCHOOL, viii BE- held IN
the C-IIezs building, 6srh Street and PARK
Avenue on Tuesday. December % 1905
and Wednesday, December 80. 1905 az 9
A ".
For circular OF Information. etc. ap-
ERNEST c HUNT, Secretary.
Normal College. Park Az and Sixty-eighth
GEORGE s. DAVIS. IL. D. President.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
WATCHES AND JEwELRy.
STORAGE NOTICES.

TTyIAINS STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
once, 265 West 117th St
The following persons ars hereby notified
that their household effects, now in stor-
age viii be sold az Public Auction On
TT1esdsv December 15rh 190s 10 A NJ. at
Timrnfns's Storage Warehouse 25T-26I y est
1I7rh 81 New York City, in default OF pay
rrent OF storage charges. thar are over one
year due. according 70 law governing stor-
age warehouses Order oT JOHN ]. TIM
WIN9 z A Reed. E NJ. Donohue. Chas.
Hahn. ". P Ginnott- James Mooney. H 9.
De Rfver5, c. = Dennis. Mrs. 4 H
Green Mrs. J. a O'COnaor. J. 2. Mar
shall Ms TA MAJ
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11

ters IN the navy yard enforced their living else
where at a greater cost About s., 900 year VIII
be saved by the government
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11

rs.---. Tor, w 7 Moran. co
T5r1ra- Far II Nande baum .61 30
T4Fnrs T7-F MacNahon. I.g4e 30
Baxter DeuulsoU-L Lords Court Building. lt69 y
nftrHasI-M 1883 ~
S-rrsr T.cv F-I A ...-.... 1861 -
rsd ir sEesut5fs@L izi Adams. 2s1s 50
N1t5o-l- La' ela'... ~ 172e 20
t-.saa4Iical Lutheran christ church Of the
B"saasA ot -.--- - 1872 IT
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
coRvMAN AND FRENCH SENTENCED
President Acts On Verdict of Fort Wayne
Court Martial

Zzz---g-on. Dec 1o-Prssicenr Rccse7elt to
szv zc-s5 ar cLe cases cf Colonel Daniel Corn-
II z-6 Czp-z5o Charles G French OF the IN
7-<s---v q Fort TTaT-e, Michigan, -eCeoIy Ur1eo
h ----- martial for alleged violations q the resc-
z-c-s regarding uEe issue Of forage The sentence
5r2cse5 ~ he court - Cclo1el Corn-1a1 case
VS. suspension for month and repTlr1andi
zts-z rL= P-es.6e-- approved In The case q
Czpz- French t-s sentence Tzs dismissal ous
rs vss modified 70 red-c-ion q fly nles n hs
-zzE which vas approved BY tns President
cz--zz- F-erca ~as charged with -liszppropTia-
~ e zo-e----zr- forage. and Colonel Cc-nrnan
VIZ neglect q duty II falling g stop ne IhlsaP
------z-i-- TIE r-cuble z-oss ever Lhe action CT
cc-g-z-r surgeon = selling horses 70 ce-cs-s Tor
Z ez-- z--h TIE understanding that they should
= SCI hack hin aI that pr-ce On demand -n7
sa-z4s were f=d 81 government expense II olo
20 srpeer from the court Of incutry that had
ose- ordered that Colonel Corn--an took part II
--s scheme or 7-aS -ognizaut oi Whal "2s De--s
done ~ hs GzadguarIers. but h approved ths FOR
age reports
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
M08TH GE2M8N LLaTl.

PFD D LINE
Fo- Porto Rico. Curacao a-6 Ts-eE1slz
Pts- II near Val 81 Fsr-y. Brooklyr-
For san JUz-. Porto E-co-
At REDCCED RATES
S. Philadelphia. -Sar--1zy. Dec I9, 49,
S CzrzcAs- SaCur1zy. Ian 2. g. ~
Fer IA GUs-Ts. Pro- Cabellcs CU-s-csn sn1
Mara cs1co-
s. ZrIIIa --...... Sal1TdaF. Cec- z ccc1
sSs Karen n.-....--S SarU6zTs De- 70, Eoo1
Freight only.
-T7-szs s-ssus-s havs suoerfo- z-co-nocA-a
ctors for passengers.
pCTI.-CE. BLISS 4 DALLET-
c-s-araI Managers 81 Val - 0
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
HEAT AND LIGHT
s,,rIishr Patented and

Sunlight Patented and
latest improved Gas Lamp
80 esn5Ie power never blacksns
--s--T- saves sfF- or Eas hiilas
r,r-+~1rer than the sun Hssr IN eN-
Isrsnc-. Introduction prices % -rlb-
,r-.. leaders. soc. l9c-. 81 r7anl-rs
TO-. NJ STEIO HEAT & L4Grs1 (
90 +lS Nassau ST. near 5o1n ST
FaB T. L51sr So. Tel 4f-a Aelross4-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments were nled yesterday, the
first name being that Of the debtor: