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CHAPTER Nv
TruXtOn TrespasSes,

He went to bed that night, tired
and happy. To his revived spir-
its and his new attitude toward
life in its present state, the city
had suddenly turned gay and vi
vacious. Twice during the even
ing he passed Spantz's shop. 1t
was dark, upstairs and down. He
wondered If the unhappy Olga
was looking at him from behind
the darkened shutters. But even
If she were not-la, la! He was
having a good time! He was gay!
He was seeing pretty women in
the cafes and the gardens! Well,
well, he would see her tomorrow
after that he would give prop
er heed to the baron's warning!
An anarchists daughter!
He slept well, too, with never
a thought of the Saturday express
which he had lain awake on other
nights to lament and anathema-
tise. Bright and early in the
morning he was astir. Somehow
he felt he had been sleeping too
much of late.
There was a sparkle in his eyes
as he struck out across town after
breakfast. He burst in upon Mr..
Hobbs at Cooks.
Say, Hobbs, how about the
castle today-in an hour, say?
Can you take party of one rub
bernecking this a. m? like
you, Hobbs. You are the best in
terpreter of English I've ever
seen. l can't help understanding
you, no matter how hard try not
to. want you to get me into the
castle grounds today and show me
where the duchesses dwadle and
the countesses cavort. I'm
ashamed to say it, Hobbs, but
since yesterday I've quite lost in
terest in the middle classes and
the component parts thereof.
have suddenly acquired a thirst
for champagne-in other words,
have laundering for the nobility.
Catch the idea? Good! Then
you'll guide me into the land of
the fairies? At tenn"
"Ill take you to the castle
grounds, Mr.. King, all right
enough, sir, and I'll tell you all
the things of interest, but I'll be
'anged, sir, if I've got the bloom
ing nerve to introduce you to the
first ladies of the land. That's
more than l can ever 'ope to do,
sir, and
Lord bles you, Hobbs, don't
look so depressed. l don't ask
you to present me at court. l
just want to look at the lilacs and
the gargoyles. That's as far as d
expect to carry my invasion of the
dream world"
"Of course, sir, you understand
there are certain parts of the
park not open to the public. The
grotto and the Fairgrounds and
the Basin of Venus"
"I'll not trespass, so don't fid-
get, Hobbs. I'll be here for you
at ten"
Mr.. Hobbs looked after the Wig,
orous, happy figure as it swung,
down the street, and shook his
head mournfully. Turning to the
solitary clerk who dwadled behind
the cashiers desk he remarked
with more feeling than was his
wont:
Hes just the kind of chaiS to
get me into no end of trouble IL
l give i'm rope enough. Take it
from me, Stokes. I'll have. my
hands full of i'm up there this
morning. He's charged like a
soda bottle; and you never know
wot's going to happen unless you
handle soda bottle very CAREFUL
like"
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Iunmistakable displeasure. Trux-
ton began counting out his money.
The customer. swarthy fellow,
passed out of the door, turning to
glance intently at the young man.
A meaning look and a sly nod
passed between him and Spantz.
The man halted at the corner be-
low, and, later on, followed King
to Cooks office. afterward to the
castle gates, outside of which he
waited until his quarry reappear-
ed. Until King went to bed late
that night this swarthy fellow
was close at his heels, always
keeping well o, of sight himself.
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"I'll come In soon to look It
those rings" said King. placing
the notes on the counter. Spantz
merely nodded. raked in the bills
without counting them. and pass
ed the sword over to the pur-
chaser.
Very good, sir" he growled
after moment.
81 hate to carry this awful
thing through the Streets" said
King. looking at the huge weapon
with despairing eye. Inwardly, he
was cursing himself for his ex-
|travagance and cupidity.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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4PEAXSgP[AYERSG
Nance O'Nein Scores
Triumph in Gotham

the foremost emotional actresses
of the age.
Following her great success In
The Lily" which opened last
night at the Stuyvesant theatec
under the direction of David Bel
asco, her position is establishe
above question.
After the third act of the play,
the curtain had to be run up TWEEN
ty-seven times in answer to the in
Isistent applause.
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AT THE TACOMA.
Wullner Program Rare Treat

Wullner Program Rare Treat
DR.. Ludwig Wullner and his
novel rendition of classical songs
proved revelation to the sma
audience which greeted him at the
Tacoma theater last night. Dr..
Wullner was heralded as an
"actor-singer." The unique de-
parture of DR.. Wullner from tn q.
traditional ideas of singing reveal
ed unthought of dramatic posi-
bilities in the Interpretation of
famous compositions.
Primrose Minstrels Tonight.
George Primrose and his up-to-
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PACIFIC COAST FAVORITF
WINS HER. NEW YORK
IAURELS AT LAST.

(By United Press Leased Wire, }
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Nance
O1Neill, for years a great favorite
on the stage of the Pacific coast,
but without recognition here. has
won her New York laurels at last
and today is heralded as one of
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Idate Ministries will appear at Ta-
rose alone is sufficient guaran-
tee that this show will be all tina.
minstrelsy can give.
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Sale handmade fancy articles.
Fine Xmas gifts. Mrs. Kloss,
Theater Bldg. s0s So. @. go
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-24

1.-THE Soul Kiss" Christmas.
1.-The Soul Kiss" which will be
the attraction at the Tacoma thea
ter Christmas day matinee and
night and the following night is
one of those lively amusing af-
fairs which give one little time III
serious thought but is at all time:
entertaining.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
STEEL STRIKE NE4lR END.
Men May Return to York TO-mOr
rO5c-COm panyS Concessions.
rBy Telegraph 10 The Tribsne.I J


PittSbure. Sept. 6.--.Iames Ryder, manager Of
the Pressed steel Car Company plant con-
ferred with a committee from the Chamber of
Commerce of McKoos Rocks. to-day and in
formed them that the company was willing to
concede practically every demand made by the
strikers except an increase OF wages. The COM
panv promises an increase ~ soon as business
warrants H. The men are considering the COM
pany's proposal and may return 70 work on
"wednesday. The six hundred worknen who
were the first 10 strike, and were discharged,
in be taken back
This was the ifty-second DAY OF the strike
As result of rioting nine strikers and state
troopers have been killed, several hundred per-
sons have been injured and il is estimated that
the money loss has been more than 100000.
Charles T. Neil Commissioner Of Labor
reached Pittsburg early to-day. his mission being
20 investigate conditions in the NcKees Rocks
district. It is believed that Commissioner Neill
was ordered into the district by President Taft.
He ent through the big plants with H w
Ioagland, special agent Of the Department Of
Justice, who has the case in hand, and with John
u. Jordan United States District Attorney at
Pittsburg. after which he interviewed the
strikers ~ NcKees Rocks and cleaned infor-
nation for himself
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
FOUND SL4IN II ROOM.
Robbery BeheUod TO Haze Been
Wotirc for Brutal Murder.

With many stab wounds IN his body and with
his head almost severed from the body. Benjamin
Pose. about ffty-hve years old, was found rnur-
dsreo yesterday afternoon IN his room in fur
uished room house ~ No. EI West sd street As
yet the police have been unable 10 unearth tbs
motive tor the crime. II Is known that The man
had valuable lep-elry, but none was found on his
body. Every indication showed that there had
heen desperate struggle, although no one in the
house will admit having heard II Some one was
either on the oor which he lived or on the hcor
UnderrssLh al OF yesterday and last night
About year ago Rose first appeared at the
house, which is conducted by Mrs. Bessie Suther-
land. He said that he employed in Sixth
avenue department store. He had many callers
The majority Of them being young men. Yester-
DAY being holiday. those living in the house did
ianitor. did not go about early as usual 70 look
before noon.
When Moore opened the door Of Roses room he
saw the body OF the roorner. It was covered with
blood and lying alongside the bed, which had been
turned topsy turvy. Rose was dressed only in his
nightshirt
Mrs Sutherland told the detectives that 4 Young
man. about twent yyears old. who frequently called
on Rose visited the house just before O'Clock last
night Later in the evening she saw the young man
and Rose enter The house and 90 upstairs They
stayed only few minutes she said. and then
came down again. This the last time, she said
that she Rose alive
The theory Of for robbery Is thought most
~ by The police. Persons living in the house told
The Tchne that Rose frequently wore diamonds
having TAO rings. pin and other jewelry. These
we're not found when the room was searched and
indications that TIE rnurde sr had rifed his
victims clothes and his trunk
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
OTHER mARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, sert. 6.-CATTLE-Receipts estimated % o0O
head market for best about steady: lower
steers 81 G0a$s 50 5ogS5 - heiters 81 5Oa$6 bulls
S|u$4 So calves, S3d$B. suckeTs and
HoGS-Iieceipts estimated 260oo head: market steady
- stronS; choice heavy ~ 2afl$s 30 butchers 81 2O
IS 30 packing 81 s0a$s pigs 81 5q$7 80. bulk Of sales
81 S5qSS 10 SIIEEP-Recepts, estimated. .OWO head.
market for sheep steady; lambs loai5c lower sheep
East Bunalo sept. CATTLE Receipts, adn head
active and lugl5c higher; prime steers S6 5OQS6
shipping. S. 5OuS6 butchers. heIfers
G5aS5 G5; 81 50G$4 bulls - 75GS4 30. stock
feeders 81 250S4 90 stock hefrrs so fresh
COWS and springers active and $2HS3 higher $26aS6S
NEAlS-ReceIpts l,.dD head. active and
ilotiS-Eec-ipts 3uOo head; fairly active 5dIu,
lgher. heavy s. 75GSS So mixed s. 65HSS 75 Workers
SsSS 10. pigs. SSaSS 10; roughs. Sc 1887
50 10. dairirs s. eJ8$N 80. SHEEP ana
LANES Raceints. l2utO head; active mixed sheen
steady others 25c higher, lambs. 81 a0n$I So yearlu
81 2da$3 -; wethers 81 I5fS5 -: 50 JOaS4 a.
sheep mixed. S2aS4 rs
Kansas City sept Il -CATTLE-Ileceipts - opi0 head
Including 2,50o Southerns; market steady lover.
choice and dressed beef steers ST 6d$7 10
good 50 jnH&6 ta Western steers s. $50 Co
aud feeders. 50 I3aSa ~ southern steers s. Soq$4 80
hefsrs e. tG5 a. IN, INNS Se 756S 56 sss 5.ass
HOGS Receipts 200 head; market steady: tcp IS 20
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07

choice lambs at s. 5odss. eggs at sass Dressed nut
TiIt aloc, SSeSs1 larrfs in iiri+e5 e-nana ~, a
count Of tie holiday but steady At 9al3c with best
Commission COMPANY: 60 West Virginia
lambs. 6s n IS 100 II; 12T DO. 90 n.
81 i@is "a d. Is n at 81 l2ls rs do % 10 at s.
a Pennsylvania 90 10 at 81 % Buffalo do g. n, at
100 n. At 81 co. West Virginia DO u5 n, 81 80.
Il do CcuiIsI. so II. at So %.
Newton d Co. 21l West Virginia lambs 6j n at
81 s.; "a do 20 H. 81 5O 272 do "a 10 81 40
81; 230 do % lb 81 257 do 81 h. So e0:
243 Buffalo do 81 n at 50 so Kentucky sheep, 50 H.
81 81 So ~ West Virginia do % H. at - 90 = do -
s sanders e7l state lambs IS 70 81 s.: 300 do 81
Pennsylvania d. 66 n at 81 q do So n At Sc q; 0
DO culs AZ b At S. 20 state do (culs' IS n at s. -.
a n at s4 % "a 10 a. ss 50; i h. at So; II
Pennsyvania do 90 h at 81 So "a do tcusl SO n at
s. s 55 5S . state do '"s 20 H. at $ 10 DO % n at
roan shannon. l4e state lambs, % n at 81 so, 90
81 DO GG h. So 75 Il do - h, SO so; VII
guia DO 60 H. az s. 80: 100 do 80 ID, al 81 5O 254
81: STATE ,e.sl ~ n S4 - state sheep, N.
- 15 - do. lOi H. az 81 CO. 10 10, n9 n II
tucky d. n. a 81 80
Judd Co.: q Penasyy ania lambs a N. 81 ~:
pennsylvania cus ~ 10 at 81 80; II Pennsyy Culs
AZ 10 AZ - 90 u Pcnnsyyana sheep 81 10 81 2. II
du - n. at 81 81" - state do. lu3 10 81. 10 40 81
Frsderick i9o Virginia lambs Go ~ at IS 2a5
Dc" % H. at s.: . West Virginia sheep 100 IL 81 a..
Shppss,- - s,99nmi-sior e.: 2l2 Ke9tuely lambs ~
Renicg & 3 n a, % ST. u 3o 81 H. H. at % si 70 Is fnh ~
y sania sheep i"G ~ Al - ~ de- - H. az So 10
MeIhe,scn y 90. l93 state lambs 60 H. at 81 -
2i Nrsinia DO ~ 10. at s.: 80 Virginia sheep Iia
,eS &eison e 81 q Meeahe !l lambs 20 n At 81 So
II b a2 Al s. s. S = % "a 3 ss . n 10 tC a. IS 90 b - p nes
2: nd o. 20 g 2 a, s5 do cllo ii II. 3, 81 10 state
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07

Il H. Hollis. So Vermont lambs 50 n a. 81 80: n
state 10, 66 II. 81. 46 do, % n So 25 u state
sheep. Jog ~ 81 so do l25 n, - Is u do.
So IS
81 so ." do - H.. st 81 -. - 90 IL at 81. sheep
" r. Hume: ~ Pennsyl, ania lambs 40 n, AZ 81 -
s. 70
Jeine Wright 4 Co; I12 ambs 76 Ib at 81
. sheen. 81 Il. s.. n al 50 50
Andrew Mullen. - lambs 80 n. at 81 8 do
43 u. a S6 . sheep 100 n q 81
HOGS-ReCelpts for days cars or 6.1Ol
head. including l. go for the feeling
firm on Buffalo and Western sdvices prices here
were 4loc higher with light 10 heavy hogs selling az
Sales-S sanders: 50 state hogs 212 n average At
IS o. 100 10; eS do. 1855 n s. do 4O 10 a.
IS So II PENNSYLVANIA l65 TO- s. 55: % do 1SN
n IS ~, roughs, 2sO s. 81. do ass N AZ
81 a. do. 225 II, 81 45 " '
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

red ii; sept o-Clostag; WEIEAT-Spot ,rs, -
6sd e[n Bsan winter g Cd futures steady sep;bo NO
500 IaSeuei IS +9sd March : go
f,rss aGE; & new American mixed via CiaivsI-orC
-Canadtan oS pad. December, IS St5 Isu, ~
duu SSs a I1Sy IS II nd FIOUR-yVints- l-NS
sos 90 HoPS1n London tPac6c ,Sos,Tr PATENTS
Prr,A Me- UeNtIa INDIA mess quiet SSs aj , -
"a to is H. Strong MsS'sTn s 81 strong oo @
0, % To- strCns oss Cd short rib i6 t - NJ anI cut 20
clear niidles = 70 - NJ. strong .ess .i
s,rD 10 70 ~ ~; strong GiS clear bsi mort clear
SIS al Lam rrt' square II 70 iy " ~" ~
81; American e1 Western Tn tjrTces stro S'09F
Canadian finest wb "a Ials Strons Us Gi ,,iIsIS,
PENTiNe Prime city steady aS eoi3rr,
pr-, iltS steady, Sl III Il
IfNSE,EsD 80 fEzrtOI IEJNI- EcnDs i Common
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07

TAXPAYERS WHO DESIRE 70 o5TAIS
their bills promptly should ulske tIng-stl-
ate written rsquistLion (blauks Uey b procured
by ssc,ton o. usSc. bIoek and %. o. nap hun
Der making copy C sane from thst- Bills 9,
Ie CzTpaysr ts sssssssd for persona tax tAs
Tsouistrion should a-sO rsQuesr bt1 - srss
Each rsouistttsn shOuIs - accompanied By
en envelope bearing the proper address q 20
applicant AND WITH RETURN EGsE-
AGE. PREPAID
In case Of any doubt n regard q Ta-G. e.
ton. block az lot numbs-. taxpaysrs s.ouA
take Shsi- dssds % the Dspz-cu-snr o Laxss
Gated On Las Hags of that Department, rne
forward 70 chs Deputy Receiver of Taxes Vus
the rsquisition. . eersiisd usmoraEdl- q
Department o. Taxes and AsssSsmsltA
,Is " - as TA-as5 ". -...
moment. ana avoid any delay caussd by w2.sSS
ing IN lines as required n esas q pSrSa1
ne rsQuisition must Be addressed and lzHllsd
% the Deputy Rscstver Of TexsS u Esicnese
JoSh J Ncfoasukk So' $3.50 s. esszsSs2s s21iI stssst.
Borough ~ Manhattan. New ScrE
mont sVsnuss, BoroGss e TAs 4 Ns-
1scuaas ]. Dgszaaz. 1EIateiDaI su--4zE So
George q Crssd. cornsS 8 Jsczsoz svszrss
sad Fi1rh st-est, Long Island C1Cy. SorouEe q
Joan De Xorsan- Borough HzI- s. 9-sEge
staten Island Borough Of RichnSzG Ssr
Yok.
Altar receiving ths bills. tAS laIpaya- ~
draw q cheek for the amount . tie orcez SS
me Receiver OF Taxes ans mail elll snt SSsSz
postage prepaid. 70 the DepuLy EscsiVs- -
Ws;sSsgsE Sa F RsFTTE sTt iss ISS{SsI5y : '''A
Checks should be mailed as sOO1 as p'ssie.-
after The bills havs bssn rscsived ~ ths -
DAVID r. AUSTEN,
RecstysE q raLs&s
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR CLoTHISG-DEPOT QCARTEE
Il masters once 80 Whitehall st. New York y y
August ST. 1900 Sealed proposals IN triplicats ~
De received here until o'clock p VI. sept 10 ~
and then opened, for manufacturing and delivering q
etheF the New York. Philadelphia or Chicago peles
or The QuarteruaSJsr'S Department. such times en-
in such quantities as may be required from tus @
time during the hscal year commencing July l. lss
and ending June SO. 1910. Khaki Goats khaki 5reec
Ioot. hhaI Breeches mounted and KHAKI CspS y
Fepienlsh broken lines sizes The right reserves
% reject or accept any or all proposals. any ps
thsreot Preference VIII be given articles q done
tnanuracture Blanks for proposals and fun infogas
Ion VIII be furnished upon application at this 90
envelopes containing proposals be endorsed -
poSals Tor Clothing % be opened Sept 10 l9o& -
addressed 10 Col WM s PATrEN. Depot SusE'-
master.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
Citations.


FIHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW YcRS
,Ir SraeS Of God free and independent
C5dIS thil!pplna Wronker. jacob W Mack Execas.
W lnr last WIN and ToSt7unvuf Of Ka~l Steinuan y
SSSlse0. Charles Bausrdorf, as one oS the SURVIVES
L-IuStrcs under the Last VIII and Testament e.,
.lpH!yu thereto Of Clara parnenfcIscr decsas.-'
ilSS Hartman. Laura Hartman Baoetta So.
9lilP lannenrelser, Peter paDuenfeiSsr. JacOh NIL
Muller. EliEaoetha HaSSiugc Albert Hartmse
IIiisstried Steinman. Bella Rothschud The Ge,aS
ty,uSbit1L The Mount sinai Hospital The heo.s-
.Cu,N Noient ana Orphan Asylum society. The Home
StScu ana lnurm Hebrews. The Monteh0re Home ~
NHtShlc inVSidS and The Society for the FreVeh.,,
Clc.ty 20 children, and 10 all persons tntsresles
NeW YORK deceased, creditors legatees, nesS.s
Mn or ctherWise. send greeting You and each e
e hsreoN cited and required personally o. De aas
pedI oelpre our surrogate 0f che County " New 49,
~ the SurfogateS court ~ said County held ~ =,
ttal or Records. IN the County ~ New york. on.
-Is' aay or Septeubrr 1900. at hsf-past ten cesi
INC forenoon OF that day. then and there 20 SSle
ludtcttt settlement or ths q proceeGinss -
Jacob w Mack and charles B-luerdorf. a. sur
ms trustees unUrr The Last WIN and reStSiucn.
''orH thereto ~ said Deceased aad such 90 ys-,-,
ave hcivhN Cucd as Uvo under the age at tWeAs -.
vt'@ are fr0IiFrH to appear by your suaretsn a.
"oNv one. "f i You have none, appear and apt-.
one 90 o" appointed, iu tue event cf your nes.s-
ttiluF" z" dn s". Eu2rds,u Will be appointed ~.
'"t''s.''1 Z" represent au,! you che piNs-
In testimony whereof we have caused the seal g y
SuFt'kI'tS '"uft Vt tht said County ~ New NVsS,f
o., - te h'VvuntV auiNcG Witness. haIl ,S...sr
III, a. az thc county o> New York the 2pG 80,
July IN NV Ne1r "e our Lord one Thousand usS- Z"
H''H "Nu h4i" DANIEL j. DOWuNe4.r
t-erk OF thc SurrogSteS W
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
RErNFoRcEmENTs SENT TO MARINA.
Extension Of Spanish Lines in Morocco Makes
Additional Troops Necessary.

Spanish army consisting Of eleven thousand men
under the command Of General Sotomsyo, has been
ordered n Melills. Morocco. 10 take part IN the
campaign against the MoorS
Premier Maura explained to-day that the rein
:orcculenfs had been requested 10y General Marina
oecauso q tho extension Of his lines OF operation
'rhe Premier said also that another division night
l,e la0bilzed Immediately
Advices received from M,lil!a say the Spanish
POSITIONS at ~ Arba and Eestinsa have been re-
tnfoT,ed. ana that the Mours have partly aban-
sioned Mount Guruga and are massng al Nador
and Zeluan
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07

bulk Of sales So e06Ss Is: heavy 81 a5ass N. ,--
eng butchers So eS9Ss ~. Iisht 81 T5dSS e. -
ES' % SttEtF-i Receipts. aC00
lambs $oGst . yearlings, 81 75aS5 an: V-etbs~ ~
81 ewes SfgS9 90 suockers and feeders. asa ~
r J 1j $40 S,Sck Yards I1ttsours sept 6t,ATTifs,r
fair and active. higher prime retbers supply
ana common 81 50dS3. lambs s. 5OaS7 81 - Slil'
e. a. mediums s. 4odSS 81; heavy Workers e a
e. S7S 1orNers $sa>s ~ PIGS. 81 65aST g., ro1@6
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
ooNco caNNleALs AcrIvE AeAIN

AstVeTp sept s.-Ad'!ces received here from
re Frenc, Cong say thst csnnibasm is ram
ant in the Maiabs and ssngha regions where
- blacks arc in complete revolt They have
sflleS ard eaten number of fact'g. curloAeF and
q telegraph operator
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07

\ hVEErtsE ENEN'TS N:,p stBSCRIPrIoNs ~
The fuhunc received at their Uptown oHe~
lS"t tr,e.iw4y, between ctJh sJ and S5Jh S., aA.
"c'oeN p m. Advertisements received a. the fo.e
branch offices oJ yesulav oGec rates until oeiosN -
was Us Sta ave, -st1 So; l5s 6th aN',
'-th ST.. l0t East tiih' ST.. 90 Vest lal s.. -
''n AMI sth ayes. 20; West t15i0 So, to4l Sd az
~ ave. near 6lst an. t5eS ist ave usar serb s.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
MoNr BLANC RECORD FoR new YORKER.

Genera switzerland. Sept c-Walter s Bond OF
sSevy York has cliln-sd Nom Blanc from Chamonlx
"a nine hours lie thus freaks the record Of nine
hours and half made BY -dorehead. an English
man ia 1876. Mr.. Bond has had mountain climbing
-sDerience IL the Rockies and The Andes
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
FINANCIAL MARKETS

OWNS 20 the holiday all exchanges and banks
were closed yesterday. For the convenience OF
readers Fridays final prices are reprinted;
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
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p 1 interest to the Bonds ba % kemp
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$1,000 te
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Bd " part hanim e author by Df
G
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issued ayne
h terms h above Detr h k 50 h III b
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a f it W. ppy MS OF al
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h o d the p o. Govern
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Hartford. Conn, sept. eliminate friends Of Ben
srnip BoSa r. Rosensiocl, when told o-night that
she former Hartford EaIesrnan had been found
murdered iR New York said that come woman
scrap wac 'he probable cause Of the murder He
q Jew.
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Appendix requirements of the
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S., 100000
REPUBLIC OF CUBA
FOUR AND ONE HALF PER CENT. COLD BONDS, DUE 1949
(EXTERMA-. 2OAN)
apyabh g p

Principal payable August 1, 1949.
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1 large Bonds having been sold,
$50 accrued interest to delivery

will be undersigned at before o'clock P NJ on Wne
thengh being reserved draer o
the il o los he ubsoi st any
frs payment 0 m
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SPEYER g. CO.,
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Notice to Taxpayers.
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS

Department OF Finance. Bureau fo- the Col
lection Of Taxes. Nav York. Ssprs1osr = lees-