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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-18

A. L. C. Atkinson will this evening
try to reorganize the Riverside Base
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
STEEL COMMON SCARS
Heary Trading Sends Stock to Ne1U
High Record of 81 rs.

United States Steel common made another new
nigh record yesterday, touching 9l7s. and closed
with a net gain OF l point. 937s The transac-
uons In the issue were again extremely heavy.
amounting TO 24L3sO shares out of total sales on
the Stock Exchange of S99, ia shares.
Rumors were In circulation that the Steel Cor
poraton was planning issue Of So 10000 bonds,
the proceeds of which would be used to reimburse
the corporation for expenditures on the Gary plant
ana for other improvements, and IT was also re-
ported that 100000 shares of the common stock
had been purchased by the corporation at low
prices and would be distributed among the stock
holders as bonus. Both of these reports were de-
MED on the highest authority. it being said that
the alleged measures had never been considered by
the management, and the denial was followed by
price recession from the highest.
Thomas w. Lawson sent a communication to the
papers yesterday advising them that he had OBJ
tanned the solution of the mystery of the great ad-
vance in Steel common and that he would make
public the story to-day at noon
The revived report from Pittsburg that II C.
Frlck was forming a combination Of steel COM
panies In opposition to the United States Steel
Corporation, and that John G. a. Leishman now
Ambassador Of the United States at Rome
would be its president. also authoritativey de-
MED. 1t was added that no negotiations were in
progress for consolidating the leading Independent.
steel companies of the country, as had been ru-
mored from time to time within the last few
months
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
GERMANS HAVE BARNES REARREsTED
Must Face Further Charges of Misapplying
Cottonwood Greek Funds.

On complaint Of Robert Kuhnert, secretary OF
the Cottonwood Creek Company. Noah Z. Barnes,
the president, was arrested yesterday while the
stockholders were holding a meeting at No. IL
Broadway The complainant charged Barnes with
having applied $1,000 of the company's money TO
his own use. IN the Tombs court Barnes was pa
rolled for hearing tomorrow.
On July % Barnes arraigned in the Court
Of General Sessions two indictments charging
misrepresentation of the companys funds He was
held in $500 ball. and it is understood that the
is still in the courts
His arrest the outcome of disagreements
among the officers and stockholders of the com
pany, one-half of which is owned by members of
the German nobility. The complaints against
Barnes in July We're made by Count Johann Fer
dinand Won Hochberg, former secretary of the
company, said TO be a schOOlmate Of the Crown
Prince of Germany.
Both Count Hochberg and Robert Kuhnert
We're arrested in this city in January in a civil
suit, in which they accused by Barnes of
having misuSed funds Of the company said to
have been in Dresden bark. They were locked
up in the Ludlow street Jail until a surety com
pany provided bonds.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
SMALL CROP OF COTTON
CONDITION ONLY 58.5.
D.nooe Caused by ErccSSiUe Rain
fall and Later DrOuth.

.o, oct 4-Financial and weather
Nas-... combined produced to-day. the most un-
conc -eeort from the Department Of Agri-
H.o@, =, the condition OF the cotton crop made
g.. season for many years The official re-
q -.,,tes that on September IS the condition
pr -,-.on crop was only 5s.5 per cent Of nor
q '' .o,,rsred with 6S.7 per cent on August
ra- 60 on september -. 1908; 67.7 on Sep
% -sO7. and g. per cent the average for
fsn ysars- ...,,.r, ~ -. 7,.-.u,,,,.,. =,
l.--e of the figures recording the average
AZ 80. r,onth DIT : A Knapp. chief of the CO.
io' s.s-o demonstration work for the department
r,.-rb had a conference with Secretary VII
u - said that the serious falling of IN the
=" .~n4cially for Louisiana and Mississippi.
-. to Two conditions. one was the excessive
80 IN the early part OF the cotton crop sea-
= foIowed by serious drouth. and the second
- 49, failure OF planters 20 obtain advances on
Va --ops from bankers. The latter reason
- ,be planters 70 dismiss considerable part
.hs;r laboreTs at time when The boil weeyil
most serious pest
knapp said that another reason which in
- : falling of in the general average for
-.sssua was that there was practically 80 per
- less acreage in cotton than in previous years.
-ts boil weevil did serious damage in the last
!, the southwestern quarter Of Mississippi
-, nv Judgment" said Dr. Knapp. the really
,rs trouble, which applies 10 all the cotton
- vas brought about by the excessive rain
80 r the early part OF the season and the eX-
,ssiTs drouth IN the latter part In some Of the
.-,,,s planters could scarcely obtain water enough
= tser livestock. This was particularly true OF
-,rss and oklahoma What is known as the New
7-,sars storm. which passed up through portions
- Louisiana and Western Mississippi. blew out
.--srse Quantities OF cotton and served seriously
!, ssrract from the excellence OF the CROP
ss,-stsry Wilson declined 10 make any state
-.srt regarding the figures given out by the de-
rs-,-ent He said that he would talk about the
rAsst crop the condition OF cattle in the West
and almost anything except cotton. He said DR..
Krspp knew more about the cotton crop from
PRACTICAL observation Of conditions in the South
;ssn any other man in the department and he had
nothing 10 add 10 the statement made by him
c---,a-.s-n ~ cona-lons by states foIlon-.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
BoNDHoLDERs WANT AN ACCOUNTING
Bring Action Against Wheeling Lake Erie
Railroad COMPANY.

The bondholders' committee OF the Pittsburg
Wheeling and Lake Erie Coal Company has begun
an action in the United States Circuit Court TO
get an accounting from the Wheeling q Lake Erie
Railroad Company. which controls the coal com
pany- B. A Worthington is president and re-
ceiver OF both companies.
The petition on which permission to bring the
action was grained alleges that a comprehensive
reorganization OF the Gould railway system in the
East, including the Wheeling & Lake Erie, is be-
ing worked out, among those interested being
George J. and Edwin Gould, John D. Rockefeller
and the banking house of Kuhn, Loeb & Co. The
plan contemplates, It is alleged, the acquisition
and consolidation Of the various Eastern Gould
roads and the further allegation is made that the
placing or the coal company in the hands of a re-
ceIver last December was part Of the plan Of
reorganization
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
GOKANE RATE ARGUMENTS BEGIN
Commissioner Prouty Indicates Five Months
Delay in Issuing Decision.

Spokane, Wash, Oct 4-Argument in the Spo-
Eane rate case was begun to-day before Interstate
Commerce Commissioners Prouty Lane Cockrell
and Clark The principal contention Of counsel for
spokane was that freight rates Seattle repre-
ssated reasonable compensation for carriers and
mat the higher Spokane rate, based on water COM
petition was excessive and unjust
Counsel for the railroads replied 10 this by indi-
rating The loss OF revenue which would result from
ne app cation OF Pacific Coast rates 10 Snoksne
These rates they asserted, we're the result Of pc
elisr conditions
commissioner Prouty stated that the commission.
n a. probability, would not issue an order earlier
man nve months, because of the similar cases OF
salt Lake. Reno and Phoenix, which have direct
bearing on this case.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
PUBLIC NOTICES.


OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
PARKS, Arsenal Building, Fifth avenue
and SiXty-fOurrh street, Borough OF Man
haitian, the City Of New York
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES viii
be received BY the Park Board at the above
oilce OF the Department OF Parks until 3
o clock p. m on
THURSDAY OCTOBER q. 1909.
Borough of Manhattan
FOR WORK AND MATERIAL FOR
THE INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC
LIGHT AND POWER PLANT IN THE
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY. ASTOR,
LENOA AND TILDEN FOUNDATIONS.
FIFTH AVENUE, FORTIETH AND
fOhI I-SECOND STREETS
Inc security required viii be Forty
thousand Dollars $40 O0O).
The time allowed for doing and com
pIetlng the work in this contract will be
one year after notice TO begin work at
me building has been given by the Com
The bids will be compared and the con-
tract awarded at lump or aggregate sum
rams may be seen and blank forms may
pc obtained at the Office OF the Department
OK Parks. Arsenal. Central Park, New York
Cily, and also at the Office Of the Archi-
tects- Carre-e & Hastings. New York Public
Library Building. Manhattan
HENRY SMITH. President:
JOSEPH I. BERRY,
MICHAEL J. KENNEDY.
Commissioners Of Parks.
Dated October l. 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
METROPOLITAN SECURITIES RECEIVER.

Judge Holt in the United States Circuit Court con-
tnued $. Sidney Smith yesterday temporary re-
ceiver OF the Metropolitan Securities Company All
the counsel of the parties 10 the litigation were
heard before Mr.. Smith continued and he would
have been made the permanent receiver but for the
application for writ of certiorari which is about
to be made according TO counsel. William w I4add
receiver of the New York City Railway COMPANY
brought the supplementary proceedings constituting
this a judgment creditor for SJ2u,5S2 and
holder OF cash the Of s. 0Sl 7s3 and notes
ard securities OF about 100000 belonging to the
securities company
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
THREATENED STRIKE OF OPERATIVES
New Bedford Employees Attitude Heard at
Cancellation Meeting.

Boston. Oct. "A conference between State
Senator Samuel Ross and John Eobin. secretary
q. he New Bedford Textile Council, representing
i1e cotton NH operatives of that city and the
members OF the State Board Of Cancellation and
Arbitration. was neld al the State House to-day
In regard 10 the ~age situation IN New Bedford
The matter from the operatives side was dis
clssed. the union representatives stating that a
s'r.ke q al The cotton mill operatives Is threat
e1ed unless speedy agreement is reached. An
taort VIII be made b. the board 10 bring repre-
saiaaFes of the operatives and the manufact-
-as together AZ q future meeting
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
TWO OHIO coal ROADS SUED.

Columbus, O, Oct. 4.-Following the fling OF QUO
warranto proceedings in the Circuit Court against
the Toledo Ohio Central Railroad Company by
Prosecuting Attorney Crossan of Perry County. al
leg1ng discrimination in freight rates monopoly
and ownership Of competing companies stock two
suits were filed to-day against the Kanawha &
Michigan Railroad Company and the Hooking Val
ley Railroad Company by Mr.. Crossan. The suits
charge discrimination Of freight rates. formation
Of a monopoly OF coal handlers and an attempt 10
stife competition.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
OPPOSED TO CORPORATION TAX.
Street Railway Men Expected to Take Action
at Denver Convention.

Denver, Oct. 4.-Interviews with officials OF the
larger street railway and interurban lines of the
country represented at the convention OF the Amer
lean Street Railway and Interurban Railway AS
sociation which opened here today. indicated that
vigorous assault on the proposed corporation tax
would be feature Of the resolutions offered at the
meeting.
The income tax amendment will also come in for
its share OF discussion. Convention leaders how
ever, declare there is unauimity against the cor
poraton tax, whereas difference of opinion exists
concerning the merits of the income tax Six thou
sand delegates attending the convention They
represent S5O0OOO0C00 in capital invested in street
railway enterprises.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
NEW cANALsoAr COMPANY compLgTg.

lAe New York, Buffalo and Great Lakes Trans
.-l 'auoa Company, incorporated last summer with
'-''N capital stock has completed fits organiza-
''- ne company viii operate between this city
- hliiaio by way OF the Hudson River and the
-.1 -s4.a+ line Of canalbosts of the same length
90 oesn Is those now in use but Of depth which
"-l s.lo" O. ar increased draft after the compile
lo1 q The barge canal.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
MAY INCREASE BUTTERIcK STOCK
Proposal to Expand Capital to $4,000, ,OOO-
Charles w. Morse Still Interested.

A special meeting of the Butterick Company will
be held on October 70 for the purpose Of voting on
the proposition to increase the capital stock from
&2@NOO to A5,OO00O. The New York Stock Ex-
change has been informed Of the proposed in
crease.
Charles w. Morse was formerly of the con-
trolling interests in the Butterick Company He
said yesterday he was still stockhoder, but all
of his stock, with the exception of a small block
held by the Morse Securities Company, was Up as
collateral for loans
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
ILLICIT STILL UNEARTHED.
A Wagonload of Whiskey Seized in Town of
Clarkstown

Newburg, y. Y, oct. 4.-Henry b. Lawson, deputy
revenue collector OF Newburs, has unearthed an
illicit distng plant in the town of Clarkstovn
Rockland County, and has dismantled it. The owner
is under surveillance.
After long investigation the officer discovered
that the stil paid tax only half its output A
wagonload Of whiskey was seized Sunday and it
was found that the spirits were unregistered. The
still was q large one.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
eoNp lssUE o. s7OO.OOo APPRovEp.

Boston oct Am issue of bonds by the Con-
necticut Valley Street Railway Company not to
exceed 100000 par value was approved by the State
Board Of Railroad Commissioners to-day. OF the
proceeds Of the $4,000 is be applied 10 the
payment and refunding Of bonds to several street
railway companies which have consolidated with
the Connecticut Valley COMPANY The balance is
to be devoted the payment of the floating indebt
edness of the company and to Improvements on the
road.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
Ia6th street.

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above dr-crihad
property Is 90 be sold, Is Si0S. 3S3 81. win
interest thereon from the TIN day % SEN
temher. 1903. together with costs and al
the expenses o. the sale. The approximate
amount az the Receivers certificate. taxes.
assessments ard water rates. vr other items
to be- allowed O. th, purchaser eut of the
purchase money ur paid by the Referee is
$50 n0o and interest
Dated. New NoTk. September Suth ftHAn
MICHAEL j. DIISCULL. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
N. y. TELEPHONE BONDS IN LONDON.

London, oct. 4.-Baring Brothers arc inviting ap-
plications for 100000 worth of the AZ per cent
thirty year first mortgage bonds of the New York
Telephone Company The price is %.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05

The report of the Census Bureau to-day showed
that UP 10 September . there had been gnned from
the growth OF 1903 562 SIS bales counting round as
haH bales, compared with 25S0sgs bales for 1905
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
A. !. & K. c. SALE CONFIRMED.

'ol-e Oct Federal Judge H. T. Toulnan
issued an order here to-day confirming the sale
y NE Mobile, Jackson d. Kansas City Railroad
oIleiy ~ ~ s. Eakin, special master. on
A-slst . ~ \. A Withers and others Of New
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
COACHMAN Married: first class, city or
country: dlsengaged on account OF sick
ness OF last employer; can furnish very
best OF references NJ c, 100 West 18th
COOk.-Good. sober. experienced. dinner
and lunch order. Blanier, $50 East 55th
cooK.-Ezttra fine; in private family. Ad-
dress A. y, Box il. Tribune ONCE.
COUPLE.-By settled. married couple, no
children; IN country: best Of references.
Grant. 62 East both st.
COUPLE.-B Butler. useful; cook-laundress,
general housework: man English; wife
Norwegian: both Protestants references; ;
S45 Osterberg's Bureau. 7l8 Lexington
ave. Tel. l055-Pisza.
COUPLE.-Cierman: man gardener useful
all around, wife excellent cook and aun-
dress. country preferred: $40 10 S45. best
references. Industrial Association . East
42d 81.
GARDENER.-Ma man, TO care lawn.
shrubs and vegetables ana general stock ,
experienced. best references. W Gardener
521 9th ave.
GARDENER wish TO recommend a
gardener in my employ: single man first
class florist and vegetable gardener. under
stands thoroughly Shrubs. fruits hot beds,
ett. Address Head Gardener care of Rob
ert Harishorn Highlands, \. J.
GARDENER Thoroughly understands The
care % gentleman greenhouse and ALI
outdoor gardening seeks private place, best
references from fine estates IU The roug-
Try. Address Gardener. 10 Jefferson p.ac,.
Mount Vernon, y. Y.
GARDENER or USEFUL MAN.-Ameri-
can. middle ared man married; no chill
drrn. good vegetable grower; can milk.
speciality hardy flowers; years last place.
Carrenters Bureau. l54 9th ave.
GARDENER OF all livestock. handy
with tools wife competent laUrdress, no
faul!g. Young. well recommended; country
only. Address q. B.. Tribune Uptown OF
nee. 1864 Broadway.
JAPANESE BUTLER or HOCSEWORK-
Excellent references. city or snort
distance IN country, Miss Margaret smith :
Bureau. 20 West 42d 81 Phone 3O3S-Bry-
ant.
NEAT Young coored man uculd Ike a good
steady position Ia boarding house or pli-
vate family: sleep out John Rcea. 1921
Lexington ave.
USEFUL MA&. Wuung 10 Co outdoor Or
lf door work. city OF country; very good
references. S25 Miss Fitz'iersld's Bureau.
bO5 5th ave entrance in 42d ST..
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
Contract hh1

ICOntract 90
SEALED BIDS viii be received bv the
Board Of Water Supply. in Room $40. go
broadway, New York. until II a. m. on
october 20. 1903. for Contract 81. for ths
construction OF portions OF CFotOn and Ken
sico divisions Of the CatskiIl aqueduct The
work includes tunnels on the Hydraulic
gradient aggregating about 81 miles in
length. II feet high by Is Is feet wide
inside; about 625 feet OF Putnam siphon OF
reinforced concrete. Is feet In diameter,
about 81 miles OF plain concrete conduit
known as cut-and-cOver aqueduct. II feet
high by 1Ii2 feet wide inside: the bypass
aqueduct, the induent. and ehiuent gate
chambers and aeratiOn works OF Kensico
reservoir, and other accessories. The work
ls located IN the towns OF New Castle and
MI. Pleasant. Westchester County. New
York At the above place and time tbs
BIDS Wal be publicly opened and read.
Pamphlets containing information for bid
ders, and pamphlets Of contract drawings
can be obtained at Room 1910 at the above
address by depositing the sum OF ten dol
lars tSlOl for each pamphlet For further
particulars see Information for Bidders
JOHN A. BENSEL. President; CHARLES
y CHADWICK. CHARLES A SHAW.
commissioners OF the Board OF Water
supply.
= WALD0 SMITH. chief Engineer.
THOMAS HAssETT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
WORK WANTED.

Male.
/ CARETAKERs.-Ref Refined middle aged Ger
! man couple. best reference. no children.
MIS- Lee 1857 Boston Road. Bronx
! CHAUFFEUR.-Me careful driver;
willing 10 do electrical and plumbing
work for private family T. kingsten
55O West s5th 81.
/ CHAUFFECR-Mech careful driver;
reliable, willing FIRST class reference. q
Kane l0l West soth ST.
!
1 CHAUFFEUR Experienced man. 81, own
ing and operating pubic garage, "ants
position after November !. New York City
OF go SOUTH expert on auto troubles and
repairs. Highland Mills Garage Highland
Mills. y y
CHAuF UR.-EngIneer mechanic; sin
gle. aged 30. make Own repairs and keep
IN running order; salary moderate. A.
O'Neill, 81 McDougal st. Brooklyn.
CHA ATFFEUR Years experience. careful
driver. nrst class mechanic. honest and
absolutely sober; FIRST class references,
with private family go anywhere. @. y,
525 Lexington ave.
CHAUFFEUR. Formerly coachman, just
finished course al Automobile Academy :
married. ~ family. best references from
former employers. William Thisi 20 West
62d st
CHAUFFEUR Iudersrsnds all makes of
cars. good engineer; rpeaks Italian
Miss FitzGerald's Bureau. 5O3 9TH ave
tentranGe IN 40 SD
CRAFTSMAN wishes work IN spare time;
machine designs, working drawings. trac-
ing and detail work done in own ofiice or
otherwise. J.. &. 1arquaTe. 81 Broad
way. brooklyn
EX-sOLDIERs OR SAILORS wishing 10
register fyr ar opportunity 10 secure
homestead IN the Cheyenne River and
standing Rock Reservation Lands through
a reliable agent, address Immediately
IhWing A. shaw, Le Beau. South Dakota.
PACKER young man GSl. experienced
In infants cl0aks and very handy IN
shipping department samuel Singer.
Jackson 81. city
PORTER (coloredi. or 20 take care ~ -
fees or Eenfleman's apartments: good
references Niluore. Je6 West 3Tth -
WALL. STREET-e3 yesrS' experience
prefer position - bookkeeper, small. solid
house. but 5IeH 90 DtnFr prop8sl ltionE. high
80 refereBces- Bert. Boa ii5 Ashland. "a.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
IRoE. sITTATIoNs maNTrn
WORK WANTED

so-1 Male
49,, 4 ~ Ten years experience.
t7. rpe--- closed. single or d0uble en-
llsto.t. SENS italE ElrSt~d highest reooff,-
.tE,,l,..ss- Hewitt, 2i32 Grand ave
al---.E'- 80 Craftsman and b,ifdID,r
cgaif,-.' -.-enf. arE~ erpeT1eros. cifr ani
-4s Er, D. address y 1888 Eatkgate
SER -, -.-,,I hpDKKEEPER.- BY int4lli-
"a useful. .xperieneed ,lFTb . 49,
sas' Il7tl 'eneatou. Warshawzky, u
esi.. - Middie-sEed: vfors 3 tiii
aatrss, -. Nnie W small sets of books
"a m 7-77------ - Temperate. - East lGth
liIc.1y ifri'lemsn Understanding the
-'s as.k an redr suG 5rsw
telIs a euri0g gnarnf two or rrrss
n stuart 49, Swna "a. BROOK
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
RAHR0Anz
BALTMORE Z CEIO R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY Other Hour on the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
DIRECT CONNECTION N NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. 23d St Lib-v 81.
Washington. SIeepers .-.. n 30 pm $50 am
washington. Diaer. Parlor 7-5O am 500 am
Washington Diner. Parlor @ so am 10 10 am
washington. Diner. .ParIOr.11 80 am 300 u n
Washington. EarlcF- F-----.- l-5o pm 80 pU
ParI0r Car. New York 70 Richmond Va.
''ROvaf It'd % Diner. .Parior $50 pm 4 90 u1
washington. Diner. P2rlcr $50 pm so Tm
Wasl fngtou. E1ret. Parlor $50 pm 7oJ pm
Through Daily Trains % the West
ChicaSO. PIttsuurE ------.-- 100 am so an
Chicago. Columbus. .---- II 80 am lslO n'n
Pfrtsburg. Cleve- ard ..--- g 80 pm 90 I'M
..Pittseurr Linlitsd', .---- $50 pm T-oO pm
Gin. 81. l.. Louisville .1l-aO pm I-2c am
Gin. 81 l.. Louisville.-- g 80 am 1000 am
Gin, ST. l.. Louisville. $50 pm 600 pTu
Offices. .45. 4S4. 1900 Broadway. 6 Astor
House, Dos Fifth Ave. y. Y: 55 Ave. B.
y Ridge St: 343 Fulton St. Brooklyn.
IFest PSI st and Libertv St
After s p NJ Sleeping Car reservatf1rs
and fun information regarding trains. etc
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
r. & o. 7 r. 23d St Terminal Phone
No Chelsea 6550.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
AGENTS WANTED

- @-Ire sells on sight Tor -
r.. - cczes delivered any place IN
- sieifs Charges prepaid upon re
3 rf rreu ll Two hours make
30 Reaches. Bugs. Ants exist
s@ @ -se- Harmless 10 human beings and
AoHeF re'lrued II not safisfsc-
- ferILiu P1vdsr Co, BOX 566, Scran-
icr new time recording stamp:
fs..-1- I-1pos ton. guaranteed article
---.ahe.1. 10 Beekmsn e.
t.s.-L r anywhere. can start a mail order
,-snsfs g. home 30 canvassiuF Be
- .Nss send for Tree booklet Tells
o. l5rEport y T.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
III slNEss CHANCES.

ATTORNEY -NT INW. hiahest referen.v-.
t..fra- .rtr......t.saut bv gargo Ilcrc4nf
..s-.arf,s f., ut.4,e cuilcC tiuns ana -
iee..i matters on sIuali salary az eel-.i -, =
hsris ffas own oifice. Hest re-4its A.
s,lred n. ~, Box II Tribune O1l1A
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05

1vrrwr1r'~G NNp rYFEwEitExs
VICTOR VISIBLE - Nassau a.: catz.-
lOgue free. All makea taken part pay
ment bargains ia CuderNoola Ren.gsGtoll.
divers Smitha
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
AUCTION SALES.


SALES At AUCTION. Notice that bv
,lrJ-e OK lien held bv US against GER
tain personal property belonging 90 Miss
Maria BROOKS ". II Haskell. A. I.udwle.
r M1-anan, Van - Ferrinc. A. Z. srauley
1rl Ncs t. g.. Neo. zasc-1ry. and now IN
a.. uassessiaC. E. vH. -eH such PERSONAL
nroueetE at r-r- Ia Ira to- the highest
--r o. - arl N0 as tle FifrA
le.oHel Ns8us .r1-. tF-v aEt County oe
Sew NorS. f-- -r-- -itr. -sth -9.h an.i
Hrtl .r or.rle le4 hfsI ISIS FAC ~
INg 81 STRIPPING Co Iga Nes, J81h -.
Nrs owls
HARRISON V Mills
NHtEfltAl Ia. t.o1rtLL.
U.tet -ars HeHrr tt1
EY N-vI. j. at an execution. 4 Bernstein.
1ue.auacr ~-l sr. tsllaer G. teas. a-
in De ar -1t ts-ue sr.. NIaaaat ~ s.
-.l- ar.a~a,as. r.- ~. A-cen.s.e, elty
marshal