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New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

coverfes in the outlying sections Of the camp Iui
cate that the mneraliZed zone is much wider than
was at first supposed. Many properties when were
looked upon as negligible quantities are now show
ing silver bearing veins at depths which were not
disclosed on the surface. Nipssing has made some
discoveries of this character recently, and II is re-
ported Ternskaming has also made rich strike
on new ground Cobalt Central is now drifting one
Of the rich veins recently cut with diamond arm
and has shipped a car of rich concentrates IN the
week and will send another to the smelter about
April 3 This is another of the Cobalt companies
from which heavy production is expected IN the
spring and summer months II has been conduct
ing considerable development work recently as d
result of which the output will be suostahual!y
increased. Until the present time, however this
deyeIopment work has been confined TO the Big
Pete mine. The management now announces thaI
this work is be extended to the Gamey anu
other properties of the company located IN CoIe-
Township upon which very faVoraoIe LIluicd-
tions have been found
It was stated last week that more than four
thousand tons of ore are being delivered daily to
the concentrator. over one railroad line. from the
Nevada and Cumberland-El property The output
Of copper for a single day week ago amounted
to 145 900 pounds which is at the rate OF 4.5oooOo
pounds for the month Of March, or a car and a
half of copper a day. The output for April is eX-
pectAd to reach 5006.O 900 pounds, and this record
the company will probably hold until the new unit
of the concentrator is completed, when there VIII
be additional increase in the OUTPUT
The manager of the Esperanza Mining Company
at FL Oro Mexico which is operated and controlled
by the GugRenheirns reported last week dlsco'-
erv Of new gold bearing quartz veins Of very high
value The official messages show that on the
ninth level, north section, cross cut No Il west
passed through two suIphide quartz veins three
and one half feet wide and feet 10 inches wide
assayng 1880 and 81 pennyweights gold ton' re-
spectivey. Cross cut No. "a West is in quartz as
saying II pennyweights gold a ton. but width is
unknown. The developments in cross cut No. Il
West from the ninth level are OF special interest
a. they disclose the existence of pay ore at this
depth
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
TO BUILD LENox AVENUE HOUSES.
Structures Will Occupy an Entire Block
Front-To Cost 100000.

Plans have been filed for Two six story brick
apartment houses each to contain thrtynine suites
Of rooms, and cost 800 coo. be built from
designs by Charles B, Meyers. architect, for the
Rutgers Construction Company. the Lenox ave
nue. block from 18th to i14th streets
Plans have also been filed for ten story apart
ment house. containing Accommodations for sixty
families to he built for the McMorrow Construc-
tion Company Washington Heights at Broad
way and 157th street from designs by Neville &
Bagge. architects and 10 cost 900, and for a
FIVE story 9athouse designed by the archi-
tects TO be built for A NJ Shrady. 157th street.
west Of Amsterdam avenue. to contain twenty y-one
suites. and to cost $4,000
Plans have been filed for enlarging and remodel
ling the Hebrew Tabernacle. al No 21s and 20
West 130th street. A story and basement ex-
tension is to be added in the and the front
rebuilt with a central entrance with an ex-
terror staircase. The Improvements to be made
for the Tabernacle Association. owner, from
designs by MaXimilian Zipkes. architect, and are
cost $1,000
Plans have also been built for four story loft
building with the ground floor, to be
built for Coroner Peter Dooley. at the southeast
corner OF Twelfth and 57th street, from de-
signs by Joseph A DWyer. the COroners partner
and Joint owner OF the premises. The building is
to cost $500.
Plans have also been filed for enlarging and re
modelling the three story and basement dwelling
Nc 107 East 18th street. making It into four
story building. the improvements being made for
William G. Low. jr owner, at cost OF Sl20o
and FOR making the three story tenement
house No 81 West 18th street into loft build
ing, with stores on the ground floor, the change
of occupancy being made for J. o. Whitenack-
Francis G Lewis IS the architect
Plans have also been filed for installing stores IN
the first two stories OF the three FIVE story fat
houses at No 1852 Madison avenue, owned by Alfred
D. Mittendorf Nathan LANCER is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
IN THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

DEVELOPMENT work in the various oil fields was
not very active during the last week, the bad roads
making it extremely difficult for operators to get
material on the ground. About the only activity
vas in lower Southwest and Southeastern ohio
and the results in these districts continue to at
tract considerable attention Several new compile
-ous uere made and indications are that the pro
auctions Of these pools will he further increased
Lincoln County again leads all other districts IN
,oIot of activity The most important strike III
This coLnty was in the Sheridan district Where
the Hammond oil Companys No. IL is said 10 ne
good for 100 barrels a day. In the same county
the South Penn oil Company's Nos. IS and 10
v-era drilled and have a show for 20 barrels each
In Roane County the Carter oil Company sec
ord Test produced 10 barrels in the first twenty
four hours In Ritchie County several wells with
capacitv ranging from 10 to % barrels are re-
ported. on the Ohio side. in Monroe County sew
eral wells producing from % TO $50 barrels are re-
ported in Perry County a 20 barrel well was
brought in and in the Alliance district an 50 bar
rel well WAS drilled. In the mid-Connent field ac-
ti,v continues in the Teneha extension Of the Glen
pool where operations arc being pushed with some
good results Some Of the wells brought in re-
Gently ere making 30 barrels while the Ninona
oil Cornpanys first test flowed AZ the rate OF so
barrels The Illinois field operations are not very
artfy. Some transactions are reported in oil
nrodufing TERRITORY, the most important being the
disDosaI nv the Crescent oil and Gas Company or
its Crawford County holdings TO the Kewanee oil
and tias Company for about S2Ooo0o- The deal COM
prises leases and several hundred acres Of land
and about seventy-dve wells. showing a daily pro
dnctIon Of nearly $40 barrels.
Refined petroleum closed at s5oc in barrels and
SC in bulk at New York Philadelphia prices being
on basis Of points lower. European spot mar
ketg are unchanged London. l1-l6d per imperial
gallon; Antwerp, 2l'4 francs yer 100 kilos, and
Bremen, $50 marks per % kilos.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

William Stonebridge has sold for Freda ZIttel to
Go-rHeb r. DUR Two story two-famiiy frame
dwelling. 80 .e-7 Cambrelling avenue. near 1s3d
street
The Woodstock Exchange has sold No go For
avenue. Tor Mrs. Catherine F. Darel 10 VIII
IAN NoEyoy. who viii erect FIVE story storage
snd warehouse on the site.
SlaWsou * f5ubus sold for tshhel r. Elliott. 10 A
client for occupancy. the three story high-stoop
dwelling No- COS West 9lst street lot 17X5NlooS
fec
lEo block front on The north side of 18Th street
between Exterior street and River avenue, a plot
Will froHgaSes of 60 80 and % feet, respectively
has been sold
charles l>eze~ has sold for a client 10. as East
1871 street. three family house. lot 25xl00 feet
Ms Nart a5I5orau has sold Nn. II Alexander
sNen1e- q fre story tenement on lot 25xso feet.
Aaurieo J. DGCrmsu has sold Tor Mrs. Lillian
.-a'eTne Na. -1 Eas, ll2d street two story dwell
ing. oa iot -ssx-00 feet
lhomls =. Totiem las sold for Mary X. Shrady
'ae plot 51z9ll' feet ou th- east side Of Bailey
1telue about go norgh pf Boston avenue
80 blEe- vill erect hathcuse. Also sold FOR
samuel p Berrian three lots having frontage on
feaih avenue and on private street running
-'"n Heath avenue To- Boston avenue, sfxs7.5XS5 6X
- leet Also sold cor Joseph Riuge the lot 25zlG1
To-, the west side of Spencer avenue. about 100
iesi north q 2slst street
Negotiations are said 10 be practically completed
4ef lhe sale ~ No. 1o5 III West 10Th street four
A>f story rathouses. plot s3xsS9 feet. owned
~ Tie Strange * Sawson Company. The plot is
-iea fcet ~cst ~ Sixth avenue. Adjoining on the
east IS tie site - the proposed new building FOR
--e Snlou Dime Savings Institution. Mendelssohn
1aH aaiotrs It the Abutt.rg on fist street
IS IN autotnobne garage. occupying an old church
structure. on plot 55Ness feet Mrs. Sage IN No
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
REALTY NOTES.

Warren & Skillin have rented for Bernard Kreser
the entire third and fourth lofts at No. SIS Maiden
Lane. The firm has also rented for a long
term Of years for the Trinity Church Corporation
the store. basement and sub-basement No. -
Warren street to the Colonial Cut Glass Company.
The Fox Realty Company has sold for James J.
Fine the remainder OF the John Jay property at
Rye y. Y. It comprises 1s5 acres. and is the last
OF the 40o-acre tract acquired by MI Fine through
the same broker about four years ago The buyer
Of the property just sold is a development company
which has already been big operator in West
chester County.
The Fox Realty Company has also sold for Bar
rett, Buckbee & Barrett to a syndicate tract OF
twenty acres in White Plains adjoining the Scars
dale estate property. on White Plains Road.
Gustave Britt has leased the following FOR terms
OF years: For Amanda G. BigEam 20 W. II. Stef-
fens & Co. store at No. as West 36th street for
r. ". Block to p. r. Ciuinan. store and basement
at No L South street. and for Is. c. Mcintyre 20
Annie Wallace, private dwelling house at No IS
Perry street
leased for the Central Auction Company 20 NJ.
Roseuthal & Son. the at the southeast corner
OF Broadway and 9Th street.
Chris Schierloh has leased the corner store and
basement at No. 769 Tenth avenue 20 Julius Cohen
for a term OF years.
John c Moore is the buyer o; the lot on the north
side OF 10Th street IS feet west Of Madison avenue
sold recently. lie will build house for his own
occupancy.
Mrs Marie II. Addicks is the buyer Of the stable
No n Lexington avenue. sold recently by Mrs
Louise NJ. Pollock through John y Goldins,
The Dexter Realty Company Is the buyer Of No.
III West 18th street.
George B. Walls is the buyer OF No. IG East 6lst
street. sold recently by Latham G. Reed through
Post & Reese.
Richard Billings is the buyer Of No. d East 65th
street. sold recently by DR.. Beach Sachs
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
CTtdtiOnS.


TUE PEOPLE OF THE sTaFE OF NEW YORK 5T
Il Grace Of God Free and IudependentT Sophis
1, G. Deertng. oscar EngeIhard. Marie Catharns Har
turg Louise Tuncker. Laura Aaiet, Henrl Oscsr
Chatonev- Eugene Jules Chat0uey. Marie Magd3e1s
Abbuhl Charles Louis Berger carl Auguse Berger.
Car Frederick Berger Adele Elise Porret Lena Cecil
Alfred Narhey. Julie Cecil Piers
Biellet Marie Louise Pierre HIbsrr. Helene Alhertins
Pierre Wig Rosne Ade-ne Benay- Louis Gustav Berger
Alfred Louise Ida Echenoz Henrtetts
stucky Marie cecil Labrsm. Georges kletnsT Arthlr
Keiuer. Julius Hermann Sorg. Aars
Sorg Henri Casar SorE fi0ttfiend Sers
Rosae sophie Clark Charles Henri ~orE Rosie Bandeier
JUlette Csce Lima RosaIts Maysr Fernando.
FsrsIs Fz-tfg Tolfs Fritz Adoph Hertz Elise Elisa
tsrtig Fre5sricx He-tis ran Alexander Hertg Hen
rietts a1irfe. David Henri Hsrtiz Aubert anna
Brife. Henri Thomas Brtdel. harg1erite
Torainique BrideI Philippe Eugene Brdel and al
s 7J sisters or children ~ deceased brothers and
and the descendants - such children a. may as de1
other ot kin and heirs a. laV or tharles
al persons Interested IN the Estats
q charles Engehard late ~ the county % Ne le.s
send greeting
You ami each - y7u cited and resuirsd
COUNT - Nau YorE A. S1r-7zatss of said
COUNTY held the Ha Of Records. n the County e
-; oo In IN m forenoon 9s .5a say thsn and tksrs
Judicial settlement of the acC0tnt of proceed
TsS+ssr+ ~ ss4 deceased a-f such you here
under ~ twenty one Years
suSa 70 sPPeSs % ~ s95ss a75 s17T so- ols to 6s
pointed m ne e-err q YOUR neglect or faurs - 20
-sssrr ard 49, 10Y YOU n tha proceeding
tss-irno-v whs-e1f have caused he Ssa q -
Surrogats's Court o. The said county q y -
IL YORK 70 os hsrel7to a---xsd -" U.s. - . 80
s-sI ard -t-a DANIEL D. DoWDNET.
sAcKErT & Lang. Attornsys for Ezs54;or % Sassau
Strsef Ne7 1orz -lF-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

vember. 1907. made loan OF szOconD for three years
at per cent on the 4Oth street plot
Pease Gilman have sold for George u. Thed-
lord No. 947 West &th street. three story and
basement dwelling house lsx55xl022 feet. a client
for occupancy.
Potter & Brother have sold Caroline Uhlig
the seven story apartment house known the
CEnthius- at the northeast corner OF Broadway
and 125th street plot ss11x75 feet.
The Barney Estate Company has sold the block
front on the west side OF Broadway from 131st to
1921 street. a plot 99-10x100 feet
H g Senior & Co. have sold the northeast cor
ner Or Broadway and 136th street, three story
building occupied $ a restaurant a lot 2sx93
feet, at the junction OF Hamilton Place, Mayer
S. Auerbach to Robert c. AIIing.
Caroline CATER has sold a Mr kuh No %
West 3oth street, five story building, a lot
25x9se feet
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
WEEKLY CATTLE MARKET.

Philadelphia March 2S.-ReceiPts for the week
Beef cattle 3.2S4 head sheep and lambs. aI2S hogs
average best So S7a 81 choice SO 62 = S6 - good
Sc 5n a 81 g. medium Sc - "a So 81 common S6
Sc 25. bulls 81 ~. COVS-Market arm Fat
cows 81 500 81; thin cows s2GS3. mtch Ss5a q
for choice CALNES-MarkeT frm
exceptional lots soa 50 80. good choice. So 50
medium aS7 30. common. $5d So; Westerns. 81 JOd
81 so: grassers. s. 5oa 81 so sHEEP-harket steady
choice 81 5Od good S5d s. -: medium. S4 s..
common 81 81 80. heavy. fat. Sad s. 50 lambs
extra 50d IS -. good choice, s. 25 IS 80,
dunn. 81 75m sS common s6 5oaS 81: hothouse apiece
SS 80 HOGS-Market frm. Western size
and quality 50 50 a 50 .. dressed hrn;
steers 1Oc &c. veas. IL a lie. extras lac
country t2iaC. westerns. &c. &c
sheep ga 10c: wethers lie lambs. t2G lac e1-
ira lambs. lac. hogs, 9ac
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT FOR s2O,o76.

A deficiency judgment for s20,s75 SIS has been en-
tered against the Kingston Realty Company in
favor Of Frederick d. Mollenhauer growing ont Of
the foreclosure sale or eleven story brick hotel
and three three story brick dwelling houses known
as Nos 12e and 131 West 4sth street and Nos. 100
and "a West 18th street.
The property vas sold under foreclosure on Au-
gust 9. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
Notice of Intention.
NOTIG OF INTENTION.

NOTICE oE ANIENAAoN-
SI-roEa-s-s Cour- Ontario County
In he - Estate Of n Nunso-- d.
ceased Notice Intention % apply for Letters @
Administration
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant 70 an order
81 the Surrcgatas Court of Ontario county made ard
2Srl dav - March. 1909. thar the un1s-
intends apply - the S1rroEatss Court 7f ts
county and state of New York for letters
the goods rhattels and c-edi-s
Arcera late - the town or East Bloor77
Sa,E y deceased under and
sJa-r 70 section 1884 code ~ Civil Procedure
he issued Ia undersigned and all vr0
G= creditors Of said dscedeur are here
h- notified present their claims duly verified 80
Surrogate Ontario COUNTY his ofH~e IN tEs
court House in village % Canandaizus- OntarfC
COUNTY y r on before the Ar dav - Nav, 1909
HENRY N PAFNELE
ss 4 n said daCader-
PsrirfNEsr - AtVatsr
Block Carandaizua. y
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
SALE OF CONVENT AVENUE SITE.

G. +. Deppeler has bought plot, 100xlo0 feet, at
the southwest corner OF Convent avenue and 149th
street He intends to erect a six story apartment
house the site.
Folsom Brothers heve sold for Henry Wofsohn
the three story andl basement house, No. 131 East
18th street. d plot 25xs2 feet to Colin Luke
T3egE
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
LATHAM APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD.

Herman Wronkow has sold the Latham, a
story elevator apartment house, a plot 100xl 90
feet the northeast corner Of Morninsside avenue
East and l2cd street. TO the Gray Realty and De
velopment Company- II gave in exchange the
dwelling houses the southeast corner Of S0th
recently reported.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
I5oN AND STEEL BONDS.
FURNISHED by Chisholm & Chapman, No. is Wall
I,

Furnished by Chisholm Chapman No is Wall s!r.st)
Bid. Asked.
do our 6s, due Aug, 1898 lla1z
Tufaio due oct. 1928 ...--.-.-... eS lo1
& Hook Coal Iron LIST IS Jan. l9lI....- So so
ID purchase Is. oct. 1880. ~ luI
Don, IRON e steel 90 rs due July. 1879. ... GG7
fefT & f.esrfelI @ 4 2d IS due June 1926 Jos
4. Psfla Lon works f-t ss due Dee 1879 iO4 1o5
IzcE Stee lst due April. 1929. ..--......-- 93
NnryIand steel 90 Ist IS due Feb 1922 io2M
Penn 81 .. due Nov 1917 -l0l 1O5
PENN & Maryland steel C 8s 1925 40
Repuh Iron & Steel ist IS due 1893. .... 9slz
ross Iron & 8s. due Feb. 1927. l01 I01
do consoi AIS April, 1915. ............ eOis %
Temple % & Steel 1st 4s. due Jan 1923 lO3
UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION.
coll Trust ss series A. C. C. due April fs5I1i4 If5l.
do y. D. 7. due April. 1881 ..ll4 1l5it
Sinking Fund 81, due April l. 1863 lo2E lG3
Union steel is IS due Dec 1882 --....-.lo4 Io5
Clarion Steel 5s 1903 i3. 100
Clair LIST 5s. due 1910 80. ......... 100
list 5s, due 1875 '25. .......-10D
Illinois steel deb =. due Jan. 1910. 100
20 bs April ]. 1918 .......-- ...........lo0
All bonds quoted and interest"
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
TRADING IN LONG ISLAND CITY.

Theodore Merkt, ir-. has sold for Mr.. Reinken. a
plot on Radde street. Greensboro Bridge Plaza,
10 a Mr. Zeller; also sold for Nj. Reinken. plot
Second avenue. near Beebe avenue, facing the
new Honeywell street approach. which Is the FIRST
street from the greensboro Bridge approach via
City.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

Advfces from the Cobalt camp indicate that all
Of the big companies operating there preparing
to carry out comprehensive scheme of develop
ment in the approaching open season. Recent dis
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Brook 15sth story
warehouse, size Irregular: Conran Brothers
James 6 AaheE. architect: $4,000
Grand t'our0ursc. II Burnside
clutlrnure. Lodge s71. b.
o James Reilly Gordon. archi-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

I.onEHo ood ave. : e Kelly St 10O1IiO: CITY
Mortgage Company loans Rentiel Construction
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
Proposals.

- washington. Takoma sub staten. y e. March 1.
Son8itiors VI. b received here u9rl - z .oek aooa
including plumbing beating ec-,e Tisns and ssst.e
I,sh'.ES aSu5s s-D q ss-5- T- s,or.siss one s5sss
and one WaEonshed and Garass a. the Waiter Rssd
acaons blank p-oposais 5-t tur,eeI 6ni2FaaJ6n tsE
psrs ana sreciacsons deposit win be returned BID
der return of plans and sPseihstlons I : r.
STes 5s5, fro9ossls 70 be marked Fropossis -
Eoa.5ras'6s |Ss54as'25 QuaT,eru,astsr.
S1EALED PROPOSALS ENDORSED PROPOSALS
f7r Dr Docs vii 9s reSstysd a a. 5ss Tg5sag ne, e
iicl2 opened for eonstrtE conrste ary dock a. tss
h-a-ous oe os,ansa On a2peaon to ne sursag o5
9sPTs.! fTI54Y o Csist Si 81 Bursaa Mars6 Is 1899
OFFICE PURCHASING coslyussART. . s Amy.
2S 1909 sealed proposals duplicate for furnishins
and a dsvSTRs II s snsfse Ss5 b s'o fss s Ts very e sun N
- SsfSr. Nav sl isaa in accordance win he spscics
ton March p 1905 viz be -eseivsd a. IRIS once uEJil
O'Clock April . lp'f Information fur9ishsd
marked Proposals for subsistence stores opened Ap-il
5 19o9- AMI addressed to A l. SMITH, colonel. \ c
DRoPosALs FOR CLOTHING = EQCIPAGE-. DEPOT
i (2uarterrnaster,s once. 80 WhitshaH So New YORK
City Marc5 ~ l- i ~ R,.I az 100
and then opened f2s f4T1isai2g sos & PaiF ,o sf1
Pouches ana 5000 pairs canvas Legsns The right 70
reserved % reject accept al proposals or any
part thereof Preference VIII be given 70 articles q do
restc u1anufacture Blanks for proposals. and fu m
formation furnished upon application A. this
once Envelopes containins proposals be sn1orsed
Proposals Clothing EIIt7ase % - opened Narca
90 1aGa and addressed TO col WI : PATTEN. Depot
Cuartermaster-
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
" Columbia Washington March 90. 1919 sealed
proposals received al this office until = riocS
II 1909 f0r- constructing the LlEon aVenis
Trunk sever and valley north u street be
tween Rock creek and Observatory lane District q Co
Iurnba % proposal specif aons and necessary
information may be obtained rom Room 10 AZ DsJrlcs
Building II b F MCFARLAND HENRY T. WEsSI
and WILLIAM KELLY tActing}. commissioners OF ths
District OF Columbia
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n The Tribune received their JptoSn once. No
1884 Rroadway between 36th 81 and 35Jh St. until =
Advertisements received the following
Offices At regular once rates until ocioek ? m
23d l53 6tA ave cor
i2tb e. 104 East l4th st 25T 42d 81 between
9TH 263 West 12jth 1923 81 ava la-5
81 110S Sth loI
125th II 7SS fremont $50 Sd ave. and ~
American District Telegraph Ola
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings ~
forty-two railroads systems for the second week
in March. or these thirty-oue return gains Of
fS46.oll. or 96 per cent and eleven return losses
~ i10+.S62. or per cent. The whole shows a gain
Of S14f. -. % per cent The Tribune has also
printed the gross earnings or twenty-seven rail
roads or systems for the third week In March. Of
which twenty return gains Of S797.933 10.I per
cent and loSses OF tS0.451. or 1875 per
cent The whole shows gain Of S7l7.fs2, or g.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
Subscriptions FoR

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown once. No.
- and 37Jh 81. until =
; received at the following
rates until : q clock ? m.
23d 81 I53 6th ave cor.
25z West 42d 81 between
.25th 81 1923 81 ava. lS-6
81 ave near S9th 81. 1oI
ave $50 Sd ave. and ary
osEsA
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
A ADVERTISEMENTS AZ

4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND
~ The Tribune received at
1864 Broadway. between 36th
o'clock .. m Advertisement
branch Offices AZ regular ofhce
viz 2sf Srh ave. = 2 cor
18th st. 104 East l4th 81
9Th and sth aves- 263 Vest
81 ave. near 61st ST IT0S
Fast f25th It TSS fremont
American District Telegraph
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
NOTES FROM THE MINES.

t1o. $4,000 Total sales for the week
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

School agencies.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
Professors Teachers Tutors tovernesses etc
= Colleges Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs NJ 7. TOUSG-FTBTON % Union Square
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

1909 Differences. p e
" p
companies. s. .G3a Inc SS46,0lf p.6
II companies. i2l6l4I l32loo3 Dec lo4,ebk -"
Totals $40 SO o6S 64s Inc kI4l.l+9 -
Third week March
companies s. 1926 l16 81 SaS 243 Inc Hs ~
: COMPANIES 66O8sl 64OS32 Dec 50 461- 1913
New-York tribune., 1909-03-29

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS
" Columbia. Washington.
proposals viii b received az
n. April Is. 10U9. for constr
Trunk Sewer. and sewer IN val
tween Rock Creek and observe
Iumbia Forms % proposal 81
information may be obtained ~
BuHdinE. n r. r MACFARI
and WILLIAM KELLY tActir
District OF Columbia
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-01-07

The political atmosphere in Ohio
seems to be clearing up. Charles
Taft, whose chances of election to
the D. s. senate were apparently
good, has withdrawn in the inter
est Of harmony, and his following
has gone to Congressman Burton.
Sen. Foraker, whose chances of re-
election were blighted during the
campaign by the exposures made
by Hearst showing his connection
with the Standard Oil company,
has also withdrawn, and the road
seems clear for Burton. This move
ably means the election of
Chas. Taft to succeed Sen. Dick
whose term expires in two years
and who is regarded as a disciple
of Foraker.