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New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
-Tw-nty-third Ward Bank Of the City OF
New York Plaintiff against Rae Ginsoers and
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure and
titled action and bearing date the 19th day Of
October, 1909. T. The undersigned. the Referee in
said Judgment named will sell al public aue--
ton. az the Exs mango salesroom. Nos IA-1s
Nesey Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan. city
or New York. on the 18th day or Novenhers
1909. a. Y O'Clock noon on thar day By Joseph
p. Day. AuetiOnseF. the premises directed by
said Judgment % De sold and therein described
All rhai certain plot. piece or parcel Of Iand.
with the buildings ana improvements thereon
erected situate. lying and being In the BorOugl
Of Manhattan. Of the City OF New Isrk IN th
Gouniy ard state OF New YORK bounded an
Beginning az pOir- on the SOutheriy -tde ~
49, 90. s - - ~ 1,ssssc,i"o ~ -. us-
sTly side % li6th street WITH The Easter side
81 au,her5 5e" SIDE % of iaSh 'Sss s1sst a. fes s. she
thence SOutherlY parallel with BroadVay. 70 feet
Westerly along said centre lin of the lock 81
tsct inches. thence NOrtherly parallal with
Broatway, % feet II Inches 70 the point ~ place
And also al that certain lOr. piece or paresl
o. land Wlia the buildings and iIrpr1Ne.iien-s
Borough cf Manhattan. City. County and So
Bezi1ning az a point On the Soutnerly SIDE or
118th street distant one hundred and siXry-two
feet six inches Easteriy from She corner formed
by the Intersection OF The SOutheriy side %
I4sth Street aGd the EasSsrly side OF Broadway.
formerly Eleventh Avenue or Boulevard running
thence Scurheriy parallel with Broadway and
part OF The way through a party wal ain.ty-
nine feet and eleven inches 70 ne centre Ine
Of the hlnck- tnerce Eazfe-ly a-onS SAID censre
line OF The block. thirty-s-ven feet six inches.
taenee Northery ssain RSTa.ie VIII BEoaqss,
side % i4ith street. and thence westerly alons
the southe-ly side q 1+6th street thi-ty-seven
Be said several dimensions mOTe or iess-
Dated. New York October 2@nt. 1903
CHAS L. COHN. Referee
LEXOW. MACKELLAR WELLS. Attorneys
for PlaiuvtH 43 cedar Street. Manhattan. View
York Ctty
The following IS a diagram 0f the property 20
be sold Its street numbers are 0+s-aJ@ West
I46th Street.
i4sth Street
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
OTHER mARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Dec. a-wHEAT-spring firm: winter
steady. cORN-Easier. No ) fellow. 81 nc;
No 4. Soc. No } corn. 5Sc. No I. 5Tc; No
white. Soc. OATs-StrongeT. No white 45c;
No 3. 4te; No 42'=a4Se- BARLEY-Feedins
Mhwsgkee; De-, a,-wHEAT-No North
g oe's asked, RYE-No !, Isc coRN-May.
else asked BARLEY-standard. 66isc;
samples, 59g66c, No 3, 62G64c. No a 5sGsic
Duluth. Dec 3-WHEAT-No ! hard. 81 %:
No Northern: 81 o5i. No 2 81 031s; Decem-
be- 81 03 Z bid; May. 81 O5h BID. FLAX-In
store, s. si%; on track 81 7s%. December,
81 TN bid; May. 81 79a asked.
ST Louis. Dec 3.-WHEAT-No 2 red. cash.
81 22Gsl - No hard. s. Osdsl IA 4. Decen-
Der 81 0s' May. 81 O7is. CORN-No . cash.
slsa5sisc; No white. 5sb4 g59c Decea-Vsr,
72c: May. Gle OATS-No . cash 4iizc. No
white 44e: December. 4o7s a4Olse; May 42l5
Minneapolis. Dec. ,. = WHEAT - December.
81 o5; May. 81 053s: cash. No ! hard. 81 o. q
s. oTi% No l Northern 81 O6is asl oes., No ?.
s. 04 isGsl 04+ No 3. 81 03 = a iO4 y FLOUR
E1rst patents I'm wood, b Minneapolisl. s. 30
ass so. second. s. l0Gs5 20: first clears. s. SO
s. a.: second. 50 2ogs3 40 BRAN dn 1Oo-n
sacks. SIs so.
Toledc, Dec. .-CLOvERsEED = Cash.
s. % = December. s. 92ia February, 50 0T Z
March. 80 i2is No .. s. 70; No :. IS 500
s. 20: rejected IS I09ss X: no established
grade. 81 So r - 10 TIMOTHY-Prime, 81 80.
ALsIKE-Prims. 81 95; December. 81 90:
March.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Dec. 3.-WHEAT-Spot firm; No >
red Western winter. IS Id. futures quiet: Deeem-
ber. S. lad; March. Is 7sd: May. - 6i.d.
CORS-spot firm. new American mixed Cvia
Galveston. IS I'D. futures quiet: December,
Plate 5s 5lsd. PEAS-Canacian steady. IS ID.
LOCR-Wint-r patents. firm 33s Cd HOPS
In London Pacihc Coast. steady. &c 6sGfT.
BEEF-Extra India mess steady, OILS "a HAMS
Short cut. steady 6-s Cd BACON-Cumber-
land cut. quiet. Gle: short Tib weak 6Ts: long
clear middies. iight dull. G5s. long clear mid
dies heavy 6ls ~: short clear backs. 6js. clear
bellies. Us. SHOCLDERS-Square. SIS. LARD
Prime Western. tieTCes. strong TOs. American
refined. pals. easy 1ps 81. CHEESE-Canadian
finest white. steady. 5ds cOlOred. SIS Cd TAIL
LOW-PriIne city arui. 32s "a. ROSTS-CommOn
steady los I'D PETROLEUN- Refined steady.
I'D LINSEED OII1-Steady. 3ls TURPEN-
TINE-Spirits steady 3as. OIL-Hull refined,
spot. Arm. 2ls Sd
l3s Sd. muscovado. Us SO; beet December. Is
Tisd SPERM OII-t2S. PETROLEUM -Amert-
can re.ned sac. spirits. "a. TCRPENTINE-
Spirits SIS Sd. ROSIS-American strained, los
Iiad. fine i5s Sd
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

weak; spot, 6loG6 SOC New York q e.c ..y,
vs. ~ Louis London unchanged TRoN
~ ~ A9noon Locally prices we're shsseT -ffgh.'
81 ss6sI,sa I,sa94aary Northern. SIS 50QsIa: 80
en- So, s,s 80 80 J southern and NJ South
enS'er no rasrs . "N- NNftlncat>s
,,-.1t .'s-> And sSRuPs-NolaSseS arn
quiet 9+ENLs -te1cy but
s,S iexar Ttbht>-Sptrits trrpentine weak
- ,SNet hosn held 70 former prices
, oti->-l l-iuseed unchanged Reen~a n--ro
a. Ncw York N4iee N pnis
- ioN~EED OIh-steacier ana pr,c..
Neaee a. = 70 points net advanoe fo- s.,f,,s
tract prices: 'S A'oTai con-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

a. .r ar- r points higher AZ
Cd ar. az. Zoe frr u-i1d ilE
"a. --"r -Hs. cred ll contract.
,Iflr - -'-H rurf markets steady am
- --i.--- --rHrra.. I'D Hies. Srof auL.
Co.. .-.-r s..r..ariG- and tEp0rr. -uH.
Ii - -Nf. ..-nr-s .1 900. Ar-.ican IL.
Er Il ~. - af-l Flflr-s opened
as,,.- ~ 'r .arrf. closed sreaay. un-
T. - i.-..e ..rHrr. Urr-uucr and Ee-
a.g 200. JlU4ar- Fstrf1arF.
4. - .-,-a.I sf-4. Marcl-An nIl..
- 100. La.-I 1ne. = ~ 20.
sT-s-~- gust f1l. aug gus
49, :, i.r . ..IIs~-.I .IcIurar B.. Ia..
- fe. ... .--. AOEer. Der Deem
d -- Ea-r..s..T- Yarns s-raaler- cl1tns
a. I. .ta..rr I-r.e to-day showing
ara -, .s E-. .a.es Cf - .sV0 tlEs
- Gram. lt. higher. r.- Ham
al1 ~ l ~ higher. Tle
~ '.f -H...a lr.- ANA rerel pts
rf -. ..f Nrs Haes a. RIO
p ~ $4,000 .e-r seek all - u,IB
= s.a.. r-rk o year ago -por
~ 1s-,lllaa. a' 7sN &C.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chlcasy, Dec. 3.-Wheat early n the day
was rather heavy. ewing chiefly to Argen-
tine adylces. which claimed weather In
mat country was favorable tor harvesting.
There Was no great selling pressure. how
ever, The volume OF trading being llgnt ali
Gay he market closed steady. with De-
cember at 81 06A. and May At 81 o.. The
range on the latter for the day was be-
tween 81 05ls 20 s. 0j5s and s. OK
Unsettled weather in the corn belt failed
10 create buillsn enthusiasm. Declines Of
nc 70 le in cash prices tended 20 weaken
Tie market early IN the day AT the close
prices were unchanged 10 nc higher. Trad
ing IN oats was active. and the market
was strong The close was firm. with
prices a shade 10 a.c higher. Provisions
were inclined TO De weak. and closed easy,
with prices unchanged 10 I21=c lower.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Fall River, Dec 5-Sales in the print cloth
market for the week estimated AZ 1000
pieces The inquiry for goods is light. and
manufacturers are apparently unconcernsd.
most OF the bills well sold ahead. The
tone Is trTIl at the following unchanged prices.
2s-inch. ca squares &c. 2s-inch. 64x6O. 31sc;
IS y inch. o. sQuares. &C. 3o-inch. dsxI2. &c.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY DECEMBER A. 1909

=, ksrns Commission Company. 80 Pennsylvania
yaf1bs. 81 10 81 70: 55 Pennsylvania sheep, 90 10
- % IA euils. 9s n. 81 SO
a. hoes-Reyipts. 321 cars. OF 60Sg head
s-eiuuing - less than half car for the market.
20 sales up 70 late hour Country dressed
hogs steady az fott Gle per -
safes Gate yesterdayl-w. r Hume: Is state
Digs. il5 n average. az IS 3 pe- 100 N
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
I25 81 g. 81 g.
8 9
!: Centre lire % 81 c. 81 ~ Block

= centre lf- OF 10 . 81 v BLOCK
The Approximate amount % the len o. chsrx-
TO SATISFY which the above described urorertv -
10 be snid. Is TWENTY-FIVE hundred ald fort
sfN and Ss-l0o Dollars So 24G ~0i. with tnrerrsr
thereon from the str day % October. l9t~t. tn
Ecrher with costs and allowance amounting a
saDI - With interss- from October tsth. 1909
together with the expenses Of the sale The
approximate amount 0f the taNss. ass-ssmenr.
and water rates. or ether liens. which % he
allowed 20 IN. pure laser our - the purchass
money. paid by the Referee. IS SLs3i "a AMI
interest
Dated New YOrk October 2.nd. I9Oa
CEAS L. COfIN. Referee
The foregoing sale n herrby adjourned % Fri-
dav November 2Gth. 1898 a, TIE time and
place
Dated. New York. November iSth. iaoa
CFAS. l.. COIN Referee.
The foregoing sale is hereby further adjourned
Friday. December 3rd I90e al the same time
an place.
Dastd. New York. November 26tN, 1903
CIIAS l. COHN. Referee.
The foregoing sale Is hereby further adjourned
70 Frtfay. DECEMBER ivth. 1899, IRE same
time and plsce
Dated New YOTx Deceuber 3rt i9t0
CtiAs T. COIN, Retire..
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

e--l,. anl prices moved WifL-
W range PORE
t-a feu-i.H So 80.
.e 81" aH EE-T-Sr. adv.
fT- l Frl sU. narl-rt
-s-s... a rass s-I r. 49,. BEEF
-esl- af-. DRESSED EDss
q -.r. f5s ~ I.s.r. IGu d..
1850 CIT HEtIs
k.aE lfE 49, 20
@ 11-r. 1s lb. 1895 0fsc.
r .' +.u 1880. lALLlM
F- LARD
el E- Ia.IaH -.. s.E. 1880
-. Fsr- .Hr FlL. 1880.
-.r rr.rl a4 a1ur STEAE-
s.tiP ans lard. I1t1c
h.lF Quiet Prices
ID l-.. -ar-lated quoted ~
..E .I .r tle Fe-f. al
ftf-r -.. H..I sugar Has Iiel ioHer.
- al. ar ~. sas IsruarF a. las
- f. ~ af i-s Iunl THE lGga-
-. aut el.et and uncuanEec.
t'titIs ~ ru..r and ulchalFee.
atrrr-. 'H-I.-fra audarf rfak fpYt
- a. -rs at - 20 - So ana
e., -.Ls-.H On f2TIG $50 London
eopn. fr sf. end fufures at l.ia ln.-
~ 80 Hf t1 - RI - Tnt. electro
rl,- iea and casting a. iaff
ar FsoL % 20 fi 20 TNc. Do
vi "a. .Hr y .larr aUc trbrlaTt.
tHs-. 4nrcn 81 l0Ngl sHc and April
H.. ~ ~ Lpr.ar .aHrr trs7 rrr spot and
n .tss2il .l-ures ITAn quiet. sDoi
@1. rF F0-F 2ofla - isc r let
-"naon unchanEee- sFELTEh
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW York. December s. 1909.
CEkTN-lE- HEAT was arm the greater na-r
~ 81 iaF. r-- prices near the cluss ,ast part of
- afFarre Nl.r realizing on rhs psrt %
s.rr lgtf-s ne strike aEaiu e. TN
Ian iars1r .r the siIuati1n but deveiop-
--f-ff prir-er rs ar sar.N sert errent. Ninn@as--
= rrorit. trat sr. rra4 q the large mills u1u a
-s-re 0rr-Hl and thar wheat IS being Re
carc5 an .-- shipped IN moderate quantities
sP-s lst-eff exports t1r the week Including
49, me rr-r. Amounted 70 f..s a01 hushe 4
- sinrr --.r amounted o. =. s3s 600 rushes IS
T--crr sac .-l anloun-et p o. loads N >
r. close s, =. t.rT ator couaesr-c and 81 esie
q ! a11a- ~. . Northern Duluth s. - an6
\ etar- H.-.... $ l., l p ar a. al norl.ral
e1RN-Stts-- a.rrCrch Trad Ne was not uar-
u11Ery a--tHf cash corn vas firm No heing
cEe- . 1t"- 11rl ssflC z. i-C deiiveres ard
81 % a-"at t.. uomlral. - . yellow r,or1i-
Il oA-~-.H-.Ee ans nrnrcr - ..lrrr,- re
-r ser r....7..-- although Z Is aimed thai
- % t1r --.rE are .arEe Cast WAS rrr.l.
-Is1. el,- ' nominal slstural white .GFI3a
= -rlat aH- clipped white. 24Hz2 - 4ga
q kft-l .rr'. n Western $3.50 u0r1trai
Nsw h.rh hA E-L--E-tlIier. feeding ss917
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
sURRo6ATEs' NOTICES.

N PJ-RSU ANCE OF An ORDER or HON
Abaer g. Thomas. surrogate % the ~ouufv
of New York nottce - her-uy given 70 al per-
having claims against Henry H GeEers
Late % the CoGnty OF New York. deceas-si 20
present the with vouchers thereof la the
slts-rt1~rs IT their piace % transactIng
Al ~. - Hroadvay. In the Isarogsh % Nlarhat-
tan. Ctty % New Y0r.J on or before the tWeafy-
fourth dav % January 1910
Dated N~w York. the sixteenth day of July
I9U3 HENRY a.. ROGERS
JOHN W STERLING.
FSRMEES' LOAN AND TRUST CO
WALTER r. WINSOR.
John A CARVER JAMES NJ RFcK A.
torneys for Eyecutors. - Wall street. For-
eugh % Nanhsttan. city o. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Gog-
rrnesses. etc. 20 Colleges Schools and FaniIIeA
Apply 20 Mrs N J YOCNG-FULTON
81 Union square
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
PROF. SITUATIONS aNTED.

Female.
SECRETAR TARY-COMPANIOS.-COll graduate.
knowledge social requirements, steno grapher;
excellent reader. musician; would travel. best
references. r. w BOX IT, Westwood. y. J
STENOGRAPHER- well educated
experienced; iTreprOachahle character. prefers
permanent position bEt would substitute. So day
,eight hoursl. accordingly: references. Ad-
dress Machine Box Ia Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

BUTLER tl.l IN private famiiy; city cuun-
try wages $50. nrst CLASS city references
AdGrt -. William care OF Haabe 2lt East TJtn
ClTACFFEJ'R and COACHMAN. scotchman.
married. enc chid. couatry preferred. thor
Ougtiy understands mis- business sober. nor est
sud onil. ing. .ast employer caa es s~r1- Mao
Lolald. si2 East 10th sc.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

4 DVERrisEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
~ Tor fhe rrI9uns received az their Uptown
Ofrcs. No i1G4 Broadway. between arih a.
a7d S'th sis. until o clock n. Adverts~,-
ntsnts received az the following kranch oisc-.
a. regular 1fhcs rates until o'clock D m.
til -b sth ave. nd at n "a ~
Ays. cor. i-tA st.s t0s East lsth &C.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
ACCOUNTANT. EXPERT.
desires engagement opening. closing or balancing
b-oi5s. Systemstizer Box 81 Tribune Once
BOOKK KEEPER. Thoroughly competent and re
liable. eight years experience with one con-
cern. moderate salary start; highest refer
ences. Z. G. n. a. Flatbush ave. Brooxlyn.
BOOKKEEPE PER-Ftrst-ciass double entry book
keeper desires 10 keep bOoKs for firms reGuir-
Ing assistance part Of day or week I. boerner
3l24 Park ave
FL IECTRICIAN.-First class On batteries for
electric vehicles. 81 a day E g. Tribune u
town Once, 1864 Broadway
FIRsT-CI.ASs MAN.-Carpenter by trade wants
position at anything Offering Twins 35 sober;
references haEiy at anything, English Jonn-
son. y Adams st. Mt Vernon.
Man. 35 years old. coored. married, strictly
store. large building an institution CT estate
plumber s-eam and gas al repairs snslner 1Ss,
son. Dohhs Ferry, Mackenzie school Sew YORK
TEACHER Young North German. m pri-
vate family: speaks German, French and Swe-
dish. A. Henkei les Charlton 81
YOUNG MAN seeks employment with real es-
tate firm: eight Years experience in the man
ais West i2sth 81 - '-,,..,'.
YOUNG Man. understands German. French.
Polish and Russian; go@d reserence address,
oscar Nicer. care of Kaplan. 2IB South I'd St.
Brooklyn.
Fem-le
COMPANION. .-Gentlewoman as companion to an
Invalid or elderly lady. highest reference Ad-
dress G W. BOX lao. Tribune Uptown once.
1864 broadway
GOVERNEss. Experienced: music. nesdlework
or companion. would travel. corzeniaiity pre-
ferreG high salary Miss Archer. 306 ".
Monument Dayton. Ohio
pEESSsfAKER -Perfect litter and original de-
stgner remodelling equal To new. prompt, re4i-
ale. reasonable. Nine Gully. Us West 4-rh ST
Phone 1853 Bryant
FRENCH TEACHER.-Very experienced IN hisn
school college teaching and private work;
has q fsW open hours. Address. Aadaiile Box
"a Tribune UutoUn Offce. 1874 brnadwa5-
NIANIgt-RIsT Young lady wishes position IN
rirst-cIass barber shop or hotel Matsen. 1bs
Nest S7th -
STENOGRAPHER -LIal.ted expeF.elce. tive
years preparatory training touch operator
does clean. accurate work. American parentases
s. Ro1m >o4 2t5 Mortague 81, Brookiyn
sTENOGRAPHER years continuous sxPe
ri-nce -us1e-rinE. legal: accustomed 20 turn
ing out large Quantities OF ST class work r >.
Box y. Tribune Once
sTENpGRNPHER -Experienced. educated. u3-
to-da.e American Eiri wants position and
wants 10 quickly is quick. accurate, best refer
ence Hariemite. 2 o. Box lo4S-
YOUNG LADY for clerical work or switchboard
-perntor. experienced references n. z. T.
go Atlantic brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
WABASH

WABASH.
1902 1905 1907
ar week in Nov S7855JO $3.50 40 S5Te 6Cs
Iuly I-Nov 30. u SOB 133 lI.2lg 80 y. l34. BIS
TOLEDO. ST LOUIS q WESTERN.
a. week IN Nov. So Gii3 SIS 45I Ss7 .f0T
Jan Nov. 81. .549 .JO4 4s5 4l3 l.9ll .352
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
INSTRUCTION.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
BERKELEY SCHOOL
I'D Stree, q west Il nd Avenue

Both Sexes-City.
THE BERLIrZ SCHOOL OF LANGCAGEl
MADISON SQUARE Ni23 BroadwayG
Harlem Branch: 343 LenOx ave. ABOVE l.Ith
Brooklyn 21s Livingston Street
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES
Pupils hear and speak the new language .x-
ciusively from the nrst lessOn Trial lessons
fr<e
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
CARPET CLEANING.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

CONTRACT IS
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
2ss Broadway New york until II A NJ On
December Ia 1900. for CONTRACT "a for tn.
S,'D construction Of Grassy sprain Gu. aad cover.
cut and cover. assregatiag about "a 400 feet Of
plain concrete conduit known a. aGueduct in
open cut and emSankment. ITl- feet high
by rs feet wide inslds. and about 1as feet OF
aGueduct Of special design built OF reinforced
Hudson River. in the town Of G-een5urs and
the city % YOnkers. Westchester County. New
VIII be publicly opened ana read PamDhisIs
pamphIets Of contract drawings can be OBJ
tainsd At Room sos a. the above address by
dspOsiting the sum OF ten dollars 800 for
each pamphlet For further particulars ses
JOHN A BESsEr., President:
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
Com nai-sIonsrs q The Board Of Water Supply
THOMAS HAssE.rT' nssr Er-T
Secretary
KENsICO DAM
SEALED BIDS WI! De rsreived By the Board
ct Water supply IN Room $40. esS Broadway'
New York. until II A N. December 81 l0os
FOR Contract O. for the construction os k.nsico
Dam a hIgr ruasorrv tarl across the vsiIev n,
the Bronx river. and spDuEc-nant WORKS inciud-
Ing New RE reservoir. New Rye diSe Bronx
work located about three miles north Of Waite
division of TIE New YOrS Central and Hudson
River Railroad. Westchestsr county. New Y0rk
At the above time and place ths bids win -
Information Tor bidders and pamphlets OF con
tract drawings be obtained Room 500 a,
dollars $50 for each pamphlet. Fer further par
ticG,-rs. Information for Bidders.
CHARLE.s y CHADWICK
CHARLES A. SHAW.
Commissioners OF the Board Of Water supply.
J. WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer.
THOMAS IASSEIf. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
sEABoARp cLEARANCEs-

.t--o-f .rfa-l9 arm although volume
l-,.leas showed litfle improvement Prices
.s-ea s-a.T az a decline of - polnrs 70 an
.lce ~ points and sold up - a net gain
Wll y i.,r-s nD tle active months The
- ~ l.- Nar.lnal Giluers Association IN
So traf r. 80 600 bales have been glnued
fe11e- d. ~ tne ual ginning vas az
- IRIS f would mean q sensational fall
- .l e. -'f1lar-l Win the same period last
an t-s were able 70 rgure a total
-l@ tnf odd. season % around 10000 8eO
- Gaming -rar q tre government reports
.ss-1- -.Er week should confirm these
-f Do W.-.- mean q rather general
- -lH- 70 crop views. II was reported
ne soc. -Eaf tie SOUTH Was onerinE
L - Nr. England mills or a basis vita
llfk t-.--es fr- -ae f-st tirne in years
pass has recently been - points on
'-.--f CEur-s Port receipIs
la-s .ra--sr aG3 80 last year. over
H--.- and canada. - 3O-. against So
southern mill tlkluEs fesrl-
-."'. --a.lsr an u0O last year. gain
IKE -nr towns. - GI- aealnsf
- .a- .rH-vrr into sight Tor the
-.' --a.-.T- f.s sos ASA wear Total
Hn~t receipts ! .g3 -g9
er- wear overland 10 mills
.---- ..r rr- against aTa gs2 -asr YEAR
..arrs. $40 GOO. against -02o
II ~ Stock ~ Interior towns fu x
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Arizona republican., 1909-04-01

with lady passengers. none of whom
had their change ready when the con-
ductor made his rounds. Then they
began offering him five and ten-dollar
bills, and thus almost impoverished
him. To add to his troubles, they kept
ringing the bell to get off not only at
every crossing. but at various inter
mediate points.
The greatest delay was occasioned
by one lady whose shopping presume
bly, had exhausted the appropriations
for the days expenditures, though by
no means had she impinged upon her
sinking fund.
She had the fund with her. but ii
was not Immediately available. She
had forgotten the combination Of her
garter buckle. and when she at last re
called it, the sinking fund had gone
down clear to the heel of the stock
ing. but she finally brought it forth
with less display of hosiery than SEEM
ed possible under the circumstances.
Two things were deduced by a by
stander from the size of the wallet
when it was at last dragged to the
public gaze. One was that the lady
wears stockings much too large for
her. and the other is that she is more
or less directly connected with the
Steel trust or the Standard Oil com
pany.-
Arizona republican., 1909-04-01
Patriotism In Korea.

Out of Korea comes a story of the
fanaticaI devotion shown TO the shad
ow emperor of the land by those Of his
subjects who still resent the rule Of
the japanese and view each move of
their virtual masters with deep sus-
picion. In this instance several pa
triots were willing to let themselves
be run over by a railroad train If only
his majesty might be warned by their
death that he was flying into the trap
set for his feet by Prince Ito.
4 month ago the emperor announced
that he was going to leave Seoul and
take a trip to Fusan. the most easterly
city of the peninsula and wholly a
japanese settlement. This was an I'M
precedented thing for the emperor to
do. since for countless generations Ko-
rean kings and emperors had been con-
tent to sit in the Hall of Congratula-
tions in the Mulberry palace at Seoul
and let subjects from other parts of
the land come to them To pay them
homage. Despite the protests Of the
patriots Prince Ito, who was engineer
ing the trip. ruled and the emperor set
out over the Seoul-Fusan railway to
visit the seaport Mt the other terminal.
1t became known by the Koreans
along the route that the japanese bat
tleship AZuma was at anchor in the
harbor Of Fusan and that a part of the
welcoming ceremonies that were to oc-
cur in Fusan was to be a luncheon to
the emperor on board the ship. I'm
mediately the rumOr grew to the con-
viction that as soon as Prince Ito had
the emperor safely on the Azumas
deck anchor would be hoisted and the
last Of the line of Korean rulers would
| be whisked off to Japan. there to die
in a dungeon.
Perhaps the simple Koreans had
some justification for believing that
the crafty resident general would like
to execute a coup like that; certainly
the hand Of the japanese had made
such startling moves on the imperial
chess board at Seoul that even a du-
plication Of the murder that was done
in the Mulberry palace some years ago
at the instance Of a japanese minister
would not seem improbable to the Ko-
reans.
At any rate the emperor had his
luncheon on board the battleship in
Fusan harbor and was put safely back
on his own territory again. During
the course of the luncheon Prince Ito
made conversation by telling the pup
pet ruler that he had learned that at
Taiku. one of the large towns on the
line Of the railway. a party of patriots.
convinced that the emperor was going
to his doom, had determined to lay
themselves on the rails as his train ap-
preached the station. They had be-
lieved that by this act of sacrifice
their monarch might be made to see
that he was approaching immediate
danger.
The patriots had been dissuaded by
very material japanese policeman.