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New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
STIMSON ON VERDICT
Points ont Importance Of GoUern-
ment's Vict0ry IN Sugar Case.

Henry l. Stfmson United States Attorney, says
that the verdict of S134,000 for the government
against the American Sugar Refining Company IS
the most important yet found in any OF the huHiei
Gus suits brought against great corporations by the
United States It has established he says, that the
officers Of a great Incorporated business are re-
sponsble for the actions of their subordinates IN
view Of this decision. and the records compiled In
his Office. Mr- Stimson believes that he Will sue
ceed in collecting the S1,500,G00 back duties, Tor
which suit has been brought, and which viii be
tried as soon as the customs officials have re-
Iquidated the charges.
Mr. Stimson, in his address to the jury, laid
great emphasis on the seventeen holes in the scale
beams used for the steel wires, which influenced
the weight against the government The defence
was that the holes were new, showing that they
had been in use for very short time, and that the
company's employees knew nothing about the holes
or the steel wire But Mr.. Stmson, through wit
nesses showed that the holes gave evidence OF
much use that the beam was scratched Oy the
end Of the wire around the holes, made while put
ting the implement in place, and that cleats had
been fastened to the beams TO guide the person n
finding the holes for the wires.
Judge Holt. Ia his charge to the jury, dwelt on
this testimony not having been refuted and as
having weighty bearing on the case significance
was also placed the tables that were put IN eVl-
dence. These showed a difference in weight in
favor Of the sugar company right up to the time
of the raid, when the steel wire put in evidence
captured, in November, 1907. After that the
weights either showed agreement or huctuateu
slightly in favor of the government or the com
pany The tables show such great difference be
fore the raid that Mr.. Stmson said the saving on
duty by the company at least.5 per cent on
the capital equivalent TO a dividend of that
per cent.
Mr.. Stimson had a copy of the tables put In eVi-
dence. one these. showing landed weight
cargoes purchased from December /, 1901 to the
time of the raid, IN November, 1907, revealed an
excess weight paid for to the seller Of l2544 '43
pounds the weight registered by the govern
ment, and which duty was paid Another table
Java invoice weight cargoes-shuwed that the
company had paid for 60o0,346 pounds more IN the
same period than the weight on which duty was
paid These tables will figure In the suit for duties
Mr.. Stimson believes that the verdict cannot be
overthrown and he is already preparing TO contest
the appeal, which will be made within the next
sixty days.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
L. / LOTS IN DEMAND.
Large Number Of Modern Houses
Being Built at Flushing.

Long Islands various realty companies unite in
a report Of increasing business and large volume
of injuries regarding their various properties.
The North Shore has been prominent IN this
sudden although not unexpected movement. Flush
ing Broadway Flushing, Whitestone and Bayside
seem 70 be particularly the drawing cards in TINS
territory. This is due in great measure. 10 the
franchises granted within the last few weeks TO
the North Shore Traction Company Official au-
thoritv has been given them to proceed with the
construction Of their lines from Port Washington
TO Flushing and from Flushing 10 Whltestone. Ihe
same company has application now pending De-
fore the Board of Estimate for franchise from
Flushing 10 the BIackwels Island Bridge, Long
Island city \ five cent fare from the city line
at DouElaston ana from Whitestone, Baysde and
Flushing 10 New York is thus assured
A NJ Mcknight treasurer of the Mcknight
Realty Company, one Of the largest operators in
mis- section. said Saturday: Building operations
on the North Shore are proceeding extensively
than at any previous period
'.On our Flushing Terrace property J. T. watson
a prominent builder. is erecting a number OF hlgA
class houses He is about TO centre all his actiVl-
ties here. and will conhne his building scheme to
the popuIar modern villa. Plans for ten of these
were filed last week.
AT Whitestone, our Kenmore property "a
vanaugh & Sheehan, contractors. have hVe houses
practically completed They will Immediately
build twelve more.
The Lawrence Construction Company has JUST
completed six houses on the Bayside-Flushing
property at Bayside and a number OF Individual
purchasers of lots are also building
Ground will be broken within the week Dy
Frank smith yon Of the Shubert enterprises; Mrs.
Alicia B. German. wife of the playwright, ana
CantaIn John FaIconer of the New York city
Traffic Squad.
.Au signs indicate the greatest building activl-
ties that the North Shore has yet seen, and every
cne anticipates that the coming season VIII wit
ness the greatest realty movement New YORK mas
ever experienced"
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
Notice to Creditors.

- Naf,e- 81 tbe General Assignment ". Ven
able and Moses ]. Heymsn Robert J. Dean Tor tns
creditors
Pursuant 10 the show made herein and
osd vrirh the papers which Il made the once
OF the Clerk OF the County Of New York the 18th day
January 1909 notice hereby given TO all creditors and
Ta-srS having claims against George ". Venabls and
Moses J. FIeyraan individually composing The nrn
& lately dOirz business IN the city
and County OF York. appear at Special Term ok
be held in and Tor the County
OF New York he County Court House IN SAID CeHa5
Of March. 1909 at 1880 O'Clock n tho
thereafter counsel can be heard
and show cause why order shall not be made herein
benefit OF creditors IN th9
ca ~ Robert Dean deceased and for SucE other ana
f,rther may be just
J1ared New York. February lst- isto
Attorneys tOr A4Dert r.
AnciIIsry Executor OF Thomas JanneY &c
cesssd a C-r5Gitar, FULTON Street. Borough OK
Manhattan. NeW York city
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
MONORAIL CAR TESTED
Professor CheSSin Shoes Brennan
Model at Columbia University.

ono ~ the first demonstrations Of the Brennan
,-o-au car that has been given in New York
go, Mace in the Fayerweather physics laboratory
Al Columbia University yesterday afternoon before
. r,,-r7her Of friends Of Professor Alexander S
l-.aesir. Of Washington University. ST. Louis In
o5sitian 20 the monorail, Dr. Chessin showed sew
.-ar scientific instruments that have been con-
s+--5cted on the principle OF the gyroscope Among
49, were. new marine compass and gyroscopic
clock. The compass was not complete, but its es-
senttal parts were all there.
The model Of the Brennan monorail car a
more framework and contained only the most i'm
-a-,f of the details that are the essential feat
---az II the large size 1t eighteen inches
long and about I'VE inches wide and con-
s.-gc-t5 entirely Of steel Resting a small up
tight frame in the middle Of the were two
svroscen3c wheels OF solid steel, four inches in
5isr,eter Their axles normally at right
angles 10 the length of the car. but they not
evad in journals and were arranged that they
,,,ere supported on little shelves. which they
y7ered back and forth. truck with two wheels
,-as Hyed i'm the entire of each end OF the and
fastened 10 the framework by means OF an ar
,.,qer7ert that permitted their turning to any
s,gIa There WIS no electric attachment to pro-
vide motive power To the gyroscopic wheels and
tber ran on their own momentum after being
started b. hand
Dr.. Cllessfn had rigged up q cable Of copper wire
stretching across the room for twenty feet. After
ewing the wheels a good start he placed the car
sb~-.r three inches above the point the
car maintained upright position. II was esti-
mattel that the wheels were revolving in opposite
directions al three thousand turns minute
When Dr. Chessin put a two-pound weight on
one side OF the car the wheels moved slightly on
their sliding aNles and balanced the that
instead of leaning with the load it in the
other direction. The Itself weighed twenty
mounds and il not until more than twelve
mounds were hung the car that it turned turtle
When the RachIe went over il was saved from
falling by a couple of chains that had been passed
underneath it below the cable Dr. Chessn re
marked: That shows that 1t isn't quite safe TO
IS 1ravel in these cars Just yet"
According to Professor Chessin representatives
Of the New York subway have become interested
in the Brennan car for whose perfection the Brit
fsn government has set aside S5ooe09-
The nonorai cars that TO be used on the
proposed City Island line do not work on the
Brennan plan They are balanced over raised
rail. but have guide rails TO keep them in position.
In the model car the space occupied by the gyro-
scopic attachments was about 50 per cent of the
total space, DR. Chessin said that In the com
nlereial car the space needed for the gyroscopes
would only be about 10 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
Citations.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK By
L the Grace Of God. Free and IndependentTO Sopnis
L. c. Deerng Oscar Engelhard. Marie Catharins Har-
tung. Louise TunckeT Laura Mallet, Henrt oscar
Chatoney. Eugene jules ChatoHey. Marie Magdaiens
Abbuh Charles Louis Berger. Berger.
FREDERICK Adele Elise Porrst. Cecil
BOULDER Carl Alfred erregaux
Bieet Marie Louise Humbert Helene AIbertins
pierre WiIIig Rosine Benay Berger.
Charles Louise Ida Ecler0z Henrtetre
Stucky. Marie Cecil LabraH, Georges Kleiner. Arthur
Kener Ester Kleiner Julius Hermann Sorg. Isre
Rosae sophie Charles Henri Rosie Bandeier.
IIette Cece Veragueux Lima Rosais Mayer Fernande.
t4s-tI- ys5rirE fertis Franz AIexanaer aIert Hen
rtette A1dris pnvd Henri Fertig Au5ert. Anna
Brdel Henri Bride Henri Thomas Bridel Hiarguerite
Tor1inique Bridel Philippe Eugene BrdeI any all
Mariana the other children % said broth
and deceased brothers and sisters
and the descendants OF may died
and anv Of kin and heirs at law OF Charles
interested IN the EStars
Engelhard. late of the County OF New YORK
deceased creditors. esatees next Of kin or oherVlse
You and each OF you are hereby cited required per-
ally TO Be and appear oef9r- our Sur9saLs t Ins
County. held OF Records. in the County of
NeW & in tSs forenoon of that day then and theirs
judicial settlement OF the account OF proceed
Testament OF said deceased and such OF YOU as are here
under the OF twentyone years are re-
quired appear BY your guardian u YOU have one or
if have none. 70 appear ana Apply ror one % Pe
pointed % NEGLECT or failure 70 do
guardian Will be appointed BY tne surrogate % rep
resent and act for YOU IN tne proeeetilhs -.
testimony whereof have caused the seal of ths
IL. 81 York. TO be hereunto ahxed witness. hon.
c Thomas. a Surrogate OF said
County Of New York. the 18th day Of Feb
in the year OF our LORD one t1oGSS1a nls nun
dred and nine pASlt.Is IL :. DOvD-NE.-l. - l..
sACKETT LANG. Attorneys for Executor. 90 Nassau
New York City
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
Notice of Summons.

c,ITPRE-6E COURT NEW YORK COUNTY ---PEIl1S
- IrIicEeT Morris Benach and John L izan Piantifs
=anst Mae Conneli p Imperato Realty Company FRANK
rSsongino nd JCseph p shelby Defendants
~ the above named defendauts- You are hereby sum
,orsd ~ answer the complaint in this action and 20 Fs
ronv OF YOUR the plalntits attorney Nle-n
twenty days after service Of this summons exclusive
of and in case or your tal41re 70
pear or answer. Judgment viii De taSen aS.Ss N0o y
FOR the relief demanded IN the CoLlPtaillt
dated New York. February 9th. lgO9
ROSIN. Attorney S--ce
y n address $50 Broadway. n = city. Manh@rtao
Borough q.
erysd upon you publication, pursuant 70 an order o
Hon lanes Gerard. Justice of the supreme Court OF
tbe state of New duly Med win the celieht N
ne ofce OF Of the County OF New YORK On es
s1 II ROSIN Attorney for Plaintiffs. Ohice and
~ address a2O broadway. n T. CEy. ManhattAa
Borough
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
EXHIBITION OF OLD N Y. PRINTS.

Among those who have agreed to lend selection
OF their old New York prints to the Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Company for its historical
loan exhibition Harris D. Colt. Of Curtis. Nal
let-Proyost S Colt: George c. Clark. Of Clark,
Dodge A. Co: H. II. Cammann. Henry Morgen-
thau. J. p Whiton-Stuart. J. Clarence Davies.
George r. Read. John NJ Golding and Henry Har-
Neill
1t has been decided 70 make Wednesdays Iadles
dav at the exhibition although women will be well
come at any time.
The exhibition will open the latter part OF this
month and will remain open for two weeks. 1t will
occupy the entire ninth floor Of the Lawyers Title
Building at No 100 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
This property has not changed hands in over thirty
HAVE PLACED MANY LARGE LOANS
Firm Reports Out of Town Mortgages Aggre-
eating Over $1,000 900.

The South and West reaching East for mort
gage loans according to Mooyer & Marston Of
No 2s Exchange Place. who last week placed in
New Orleans Colorado Springs Montgomery, Jack
sonvIIe and Norfolk over s. 10000
j. ". Mooyer. formerly real estate appraiser OF
the Equitable Life Assurance Society. visited most
OF the large cities the country while in the ser
vice OF the company, and has an accurate knowl-
edge of them and the conditions favorable TO the
investing and loaning OF money. Mr.. Marston Is
the son Of the president of the Farmers Loan and
trust Con,pany and formerly president of the
Beaver Construction Company.
Recent inquiries from other parts Of the country
regarding loans and investments on real estate
evidence a considerable interest IN the New York
field.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
WEEKLY CATTLE MARKET.

Philadelphia. March Receipts for the week: Beef
cattle S13 head sheep and lambs e.y02 head, hogs.
4SO4 head; calves. sS3 head; BEEF CATTLE higher; Che
steers average best So 75d$6 STA choice So 3T.9$6 62
good So l21sqS6 25: medium. s. 1885 common 50 J0g
So rs; bulls, 81 50GS4 70 COWS stronger; tay COWS
50 5OdS5 thin COWS S2d$2 rs: milch $5qSt5 for
common TO choice CALVES hrm exceptional lots. SOC
$40 good 10 choice SsdS0 medium. STqST 50 common
s5aS6: westerns. 81 50a$5 So grassers 50 SOgS4 90
SHEEP and LAMBS steady; sheep. extra wethers. S6Q
se a5 choice s. 5DdS5 10 good S5as5 IS: mediums s4q
"a 80; common S3a$3 80; ewes, heavy tat SSqS9 %;
Iap,bs extra SsaSS good choice 81 IsSS r1ecuI
s7nsT 30; common. $6GS6 so HOGS steady; Western
So 50 CITY dressed and higher other
49, arm. Steers GA iOc; cows. 7asc; veals 12413c'
eVyrss 14c country dressed 9a2iac: extras 13c West
ern DC: grassers Tc; sheep. 9GlOe extra Wehels' liz
lambs l2Ql3c extras. lac hogs s1se-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
TO ALTER LOUIS C. T1FFANY's HOUSE

Plans have been filed by James & Lee. architects,
for enarging and remodelling the house OF Louis
c. Tiffany, at No. ssS Madison avenue. making 1t
over from five story to eight story edifce and
retaining its present architectural FACADE Ihe IN
terror will be rebuilt of freproof construction prac-
ticay in It's entirety, and new windows will be
erected some Of them beng of dormer design with
tiled roofs.
The rearranged interior will have two parlors on
the first or main story, opening of the large en-
trance hall and the second floor will contain the
dining room and kitchen and sitting room one
Of the large rooms the new sixth floor will
be fitted as g studio. The projected improvements
are to cost $4,000
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
TIE WASHINGTON COURT IN A TRADE.
Properties Involved in the Deal Valued at
About 100000.

sold for the Realty Transfer Company to the Har-
court Realty Company Samuel and Frederick
Rookman) the washington Court SIN stoIy
elevator apartment mousse with stores oh @ p'o.
,oo,oo feat at the northeast of 1t3d street
and Broadway
The Harcourt Realty Company gave IN part pay
u1ent No 40 Amsterdam avenue, hVe story
auadruple iathouse with stores on a piot toA l'O
feet: No 3157 Broadway, six story quaoruple
nathouse with stores, on plot A.sxl0O feet, ana
the northeast corner of 1l5th street and LehoX
avenue six story quadruple hathouse, with stores,
on a plot 5lxlOO feet. The transaction lnVoNed
about S700,000
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Kingsbridge Road e Morris ave. six
story brick dwellings. 2Ox4O. one 2ox44-.
drc w et9s snm cost owner Coc' $4,000
Morris ave, Il e 1880 st. six story brick
dwellings,, 2Ux4O. 2Jx4+.2; II L Snghl
owner Cocker x ,'.., $1,000
Morris ave. G 50 II of Kngshridge Road, Sly
8 story brick dwellings, l6.sX4o each; II u
snghi ooss owner cocker $4,000
2ox5'; oas, IL L Frohne owner " = !' ioHD' $500
Macv Place, n W Hewitt Place. story
brick teHement N g1a Z'HSS se6e SteDeps eot 22ooo
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
ANOTHER SALE IN 9TH STREET.
Premises May Be Improved with Twelve Story
Business Building.

NJ & l. Hess have sold for the Investors and
Traders Realty Company No. 146 TO 160 West 9th
street to client Negotiations are pending for the
resale Of this property to a prominent firm or
builders for Improvement with the erection OF
twelve story and basement mercantile ouIding'
This Is the fifth plot sold by NJ & L. Hess within
the last few weeks in 9th street for Improvement
with twelve story buildings.
ON the plot. which is 45xsSs feet, three story
and basement buildings
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Hobart st. II s. 6932 IT W OF Kingsbridge Road,
AM Stiebi .e.... S35
stebbins ave W $, 100 IT OF Jennings ST. 2OOX
Title Insurance and Trust co
loans Friedman Construction Conn.,. 1000
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR LOCOMOTIVE CoALING
Cranes steel castings steam saogs B?ST5 5as n
Tackie Blocks. wood boring Machines; Drills Bits;
hsa4s Pipe cutters Tree Trimmers Pike Poles. Tim
r6 Ssr FOOLS Carborundum Wheels Oarocks Buckets
oilers Lamp Fillers Torches Pain,eTs ITsSS Tj HT
spikes Door and Window Hardware C9ttsrs. I Rlysts.
pulls Hasps Staples. Coat Hooks. Copper Hose.
Tape Belt lacns Paiht tt ana Sapdnaner Aluminium
cils. Measuring Tapes Railroad Eass, STh,rns' Pn
Rafb Brick Beeswax. soap Sealed proposals will
be reeeiysS q5 t6s n9 9nSe Commission wassnEton D C
until 1880 March ~ l9G2 at ~heh nc 1ne segy
toned articles Blanks and general infOTstIop TslaI &
this office the Offices Of the Assistant Purchasins
As9S A Orleans Ia and loss North POINT street
Francisco Cal also from the T. s Engineer 9nices & IN
Baltimore Md Phiadelphia, Pa Pittsburg, Pa; Bos-
Ohio; Chicago, III: ST Louis. Mo: Detroit Mich Mich-:
Commercial Club Kansas City. No; Chamber q Com;
Sesf taiR Corps Of Engineers l. A. 'sD'''' purchasing
DROPosAL FOR CASTINGS. CONSISTING OF OF
Repair parts for Dredges BaTges TusoIat s s2teTs 3;
the General PGrchasing oacer Isthrnan Canal Com
6oa at hich time they viii opened public
furnishing The mgat0nea tbis Creuiar no
general m baiped rom this ONCE or the ofees
Of the Assistant Purchasing Agents - state street
New York city Custom HGuSs Aew 0rs1ns also 5 roS 1nS
the u s Engineer oees in the following stes Pitts
TeIs. T "a = BoTGs Captain Corps Of engineers
u 5. A. General Purchasing Officer
DUnDING-FORT sLocUM. y. Y OFFICE con
IN trpiicate viii be received until 10 A NJ. March
air heating and wiring double Hospital
seTgeants Quarter Blank forms q pF0POsei' "a ana @ In
Envelopes containing proposals viii be indorsed Pro
posai for Public Buildings and addressed CONSTRUCT
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
DEAL NEAR LYoBUM THEATRE.

The Medcef Eden Realty Company has sold NO
a, 10 147 West 45th street. four three story build
ings. OH u plot 6s.7x10O.5 feet
The property adjons the new Lyceum Theatre
II is said the buyer will erect ON the site an eigh-
teen story Office building
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
SALE OF WATER STREET SITE.

William Cruikshanks Sons have sold for the es-
tate of Roland e. Mitchell to Julius Marqulsee the
prenises No Water street, at the northeast cor
nor of De Peyster street. three story and base
ment store ana loft building, on lot lsIxS2 feet'
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
NEW OWNER FOR BEDFORD TRACT.

Lounsbery Tharp have sold TO a client The
nlnety-acre farm Of e. NJ. Lorng, with dwelling
house and buildings. at Bedford, Westchester Coun'
ty n Y The asking price $4,000
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.


The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
thjrry-eight railroads systems for the third
week in February. OF these twenty-eight return
gains or SS4S9l or lS1 per cent, ana ten return
losses Of Sl6659l. 61 per cent The whole SHOWS
2 gain Of S5Sl rs, IA per cent The Tribune has
also printed the gross earnings of twenty-siN ran
roads OF systems for the fourth week in February,
Of which, ten return gains OF S273.l5. or 80 per
3. cent and sixteen return losses Of $6l6+5a or i
rer cent The whole shows loss Of S5i5,lA or
- per cent
es roTranes 1885 62I S64ss3I2 Inc. 800 Is l
10 corparies---- 10. 80 2719425 Doc l0Gd9l 81
Total IS coss $50 455 50 20T. 7S7 S6sl,7ls "a
~ 81 oa5sas Tss ea ABB 81 Inc sg733I5 ea
IS companies 4.537.22S 5l557s2 Dec 6lN49e l2o
Total a6 cos -s7.746756 s.. .0s1.eoO Dec-s245.144 ~
CHICAGO INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE
5gly 5S''h 10 05 Feb s. a376s52 s.S42IIe s9927oe
NTEROCEANIC OF MEXICo.
Fourth week in Feb. S143.43s S2C9,551 sl3s al
Juiy = Feb IS. sIGs.173 5.174.s34 4ol8os7
MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL.
Fourth week IN Feb S13s.S00 Sl59-9ss SI6S go
Juiv t. Feb. 2s---... 45IoG52 5.T=2a54 1855. .6o7
LOUISVILLE K NASHVILLE.
Fourth week in FEB. 600 S943.312 $500 ,2S2
July Feb 2s.-.- 0629035 3lll4965 2s.255. 10
MINNEAPOLIS. ST PAUL. d sAUI.T STE. MARIE.
Fourth week IA Feb s214.6os s2o4.s54 s2l2 s8s
July / Feb 2S.---- s5Tl.4T9 s.l24,55I 1872 G59
NATIONAL RAILWAY OF MEXICO.
Fourth week fl Feb. s991.727 Sli3351o
SOUTHERN.
Fourth week Feb.-. sl.e2aeI Slo775Ie 81 238 "a
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
Real Estate.
A CRAFTSMAN SUBURBAN HOME

combination Of art. comfort economy. incIud-
hreproof features and handicraft interiors We
build them anywhere give bond OF completion and lend
per II desired We invite
spection Of attractive houses built ia last few
also numerous sketches this once. BUILDERS
& CRAFTSMEN COMPANY IS West 32d ST. New York
RABFORD'S ARTISTIC BUNGALOWS.-20s designs
views plans. CEMENT HOUSES. and How
Build Them: plans So cement plaster
concrete houses. Each S1O0 postpaid
RADFORD ARCHITECTURAL CO. PSI Bway. " Y
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08

Unfurnishe1 Apartments to Let.
TJVH1 BONNF-TTE. II WEST sIST ST.-sINGLB
i Apartments; large rooms. 3 baths; favorabls
premises
SUITES OF . AND 10 RoOMs-44 WEST nth ST.
- open for inspection
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
Country Property for Sale.

COMPARE THIS HOUSE
$4,000 with others and It's superiority Asbestos
rsuenf exterior. I3 rooms billiard room: hard
wood parquet floors: electricity steam heat; paTor
chester Hin restricted COOLEY & WEST unc),
Mount Vernon, y. Y.
MI Nernon' sos and Up. Also Furnished and IN
City of Furnished Gotta ges Geo ". Bard
Homes C,ty Hall Bldg, Tel $40. Mt. Vernon, NY
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
AUCTION Sales of Real Estate.

nAKDALE.-WATER FRONT BUNGALOW SITES.
~ vesey Street Saesroon, March 18th BRYAN L
KENNELLY. AuctiOueer-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-08
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

san Francisco. March 6.-rhe official closing quo
+attons for mining stocks to-day were as follows: