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New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York, March lb, 1Jo9
100 sa m TsG 1oe is beans n9 change nee f9ree IN 5es
are having dun sale and the latter are ruling 9uists
Feq r. az hagey h il' Scotch peas SLOW quote BEANS
M25E?~ S . Sd sAoi6e @edgm g Choice Sc 4 pea
choice s. q S @ 20 20 do DO edm lG5s 81 i6a$2 20 do White
Eidney choice s. 65a$2 20 DO fair 70 good 81 4SI @ so
r. 259S3 40. yellow eye choice So 40; black turtle soup
s 5 5sss sS Pa Pst 6ssfnls2 6asas s. Ss SSjas 'Ss
so6a tday dn 59o e Rs and fa4cg freR
did not hssisste to osL Bay 9s5sf gae 9
both fresh held but ther. was "a soo6 fgPpS M soo5 81
these aId a Hoonsampve channels Fine process little
rmer and there Is rat TSheT fe ceaery Specials per
n 36zG3lc extras. 80c 90 Rfs5 d 5 gnecias SSo
Gns. on @7a27Ikc frsts 24q28c 40 secoaas @ 5g
&c; Go ets Specials Z3a2$4c 90 extras 2a2Z7zS DO
aGss 2oq2GtS 90 1s5s lSlesso; seconds
DO thirds. 16gl6i5c: packing s'o'A' NJ = N''1
No today sE sI2 t,sSy T9s Tof asaad @
small compass and holders sh9%hg to sen fancy small
N a fe below i5c sufficient business al 'H@ eS
warrant using 1 IL S supply and cheap skins sell
o LvePo9la o. ca6lf 81 or F1hfs Fhifs @e quote state
2a f2g specials 15Q17c: Do large or II sa' 93 iS2Ie Do
nter ade best do good to prime n 5g peeais 5t o
common a. 70 sjme fal ea1Ic; fair . good 7.aSo
DO eomEoH t2G TO To-Day ieo9a The advance
quoted yss65eFq3e y6s 3e on materially day with freer
6Syers the market has fallen back closing act active at
the decline S%i Iodavs delivery at 1s 19c, and
Of Spot seller next week ISL We quote
Ss do good to choice p I@22e do br9wp ana m51eq
fancy Iy ysoIfRern rsts 1ss 19s; do seconds 1sie
en- Lirde 1Sc. do drties 1TQ 1sc: checks. 16g I'ci
90 g,t tnacS; aTgs a5 34c: goose eggs. 75@ soc
aFR FFRRTITs-FRESIi-Ap dull and weak CGanner 5
res GIeasns4rpt anti plenty and easy PneapPes frm we
pTT FS Northern spy per bhl, S4d 80 %; 90
9RsIgwn cold storage. s. 5oas5 %; do eemno1 stoT
Sse nTiTns S4aS5 25; russet, choice, So 50a s.
EPa 15 aNREPRIEs Long Island Howes per bnI SO oO'
r-i and Jersey. Howes. S1Ca $40 so: do jersey
oof 40 g{1ds IS a So Jersey and Long Island Howes,
usual y-- rate 50 T5 Jersey. usual kinds 81
SSS Ok sTRAWBERRIES, Florida reIrigeTator. rat Per
nineappIe fancy, selected counts; per box 80
3 az 75 DO mixed counts. S2@S2 q; DO Indian KIVer
nns 81 56a 81 25: do other Florida cholee to rang
FPIIIT Florida per box. 81 259S5 So PiNEAPPIs.h
r-iee..sa ner crate 81 500 So 25; do Cuban 81 cog
ca 95s do Porto Rico 81 q So 70 - 49,, wv.
20 SHoPsTTading continues auiet in all sections we
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
FOR UNIFORM LAWS.
CiUic Federation Decides Upon a
National Conference.

4 national conference 70 consider the subject
Of uniform legislation by the states upon i'm
portant economic. industrial. commercial and
civil measures was decided upon yesterday by
the COMMITTEES recently appointed by the execu-
tive council Of the National Civic Federation to
organize such q movement The meeting was
held et The fede-ation's headquarters
Il was unanimously resolved to call a national
conference and in furtherance Of this object II
v,ss decided that the Governor OF each state
should be invited TO appoint delegation to at
tend the conference. Of which he should be the
chairman. and that commercial. manufacturing.
economic labor. agricultural and other organ
i,stions also should be invited 70 participate
President Seth Low was requested to appoint
subcommittee 20 take charge OF the arrange
ments including the selection Of the time and
place for holding such conference. Washing
tor, Baltimore, New York and Chicago were
suggested The following sub-committee was
appointed John Hays Hammond, Alton b
Parker, Myron T. Herrick. Samuel Gompers, Ed
win Wsraeld. Cyrus H Mccormick. RoIlin s.
Woodruff John Mitchell. David R Francis and
Victor RoseTate-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. March o-CATTLE-Recelpts. estimated
500 head; market steady TO strong; steers. SS4St
S 81 calves So 08SS stockers and feeders SS 80
So 80 HOGs-Receipts. estimated % 600 head mar
Sc 90; butchers So I5G SO 90: light mixed; So 52g
So 60 choice light $6 CO Sc 35 Pse69g pa 60 0os ] 80 8
Receipts estimated, 1000 head: market steadg;
sheep S94S6 30; lambs. S68$7 so; yearlings' - %
Cincinnati March 19.-HoGs-Receipts, 2.469 head;
active. l0c higher butchers and shippers Ug
common 80 % q 90 . Al "a
slow and lover Iair to good shippers 80 2@ & 20 ~
steady. 81 25q$5 so: lambs slow. 10000 lower 80
East St Buffalo. March e---cATTLE-Receipts 125
head fairy active and steady TO & easy PRIME Se ana
soc higher; S7aS9 IS. HOGS-Receipts, 4.3O0 head
active and 5Q25c higher: heavy, 81 2o8ST 3o mixed
Toughs. SEQ Sc 40: darles So 75@$7 90 SHEEP AND
iANBS-Receipts. 6.40O head; active; sheep steady:
lambs and ysaTRg 6 e 2SS 5sheF s lambs &
S5G5$5 IS; sheep mixed. s3 5oQs5 Is .,o.
Kansas city March 19.-CATTLE-Rec 1oos
head Including 100 Southerus; strong Ice
higher: choice export and dressed beef steers S6Q
g. So %; stocers and feeders So 759s5 7S southern
steers ST S0d Sc 15 Southern cows $685. 70; native
cows 81 58S5 25 native heifsrs So Q$6 bulls bulls
@ ss 40. bulk of sales 50 So SO s5: heavy Sc 500
q 80 90 pS % srbs s6 SO a 81 so: veRriinrs go %
Union Stock yards PIttsburs March 9cATTI,E
Sc 20aS6 40, sHEEP-Supply fair; market steady on
sheep. slow lambs prime wethers. 50 sOGS6' culs
$3.50 HoGs-Recepts light; market slow. prime heav-
les 81 20; mediums 81 O5Q$7 10; heavy YoTkers sIg
s. 1o light Sc 65q$6 So pigs SeGS6 IS roughs
SSroyIedo March 9-CLOVERsEED-Cash SIS So; March,
e *; reiccted SIS o5 neglected 81 so TIMOTHY. prime
81 so. ALSIKE prime. IS 90
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
MO- P. PLANS MORTGAGE
VouH Refund Indebtedness and
ProUide for Improvements.

~. Missouri Pacific Railway COMPANY tt Was
,-,As Yesterday. has outlined a plan for the c-Aa
-, Of a new first and Tefunding mortgage amount
-, IN between Si5o0po0o0 and s2oosooooo which will
=. ar once q first lien on several hundred miles
- she system. The proposed mortgage. It Is said
IN be very comprehensive. and will eventually re-
,,s the entire mortgage Indebtedness of the Mis-
- Pacific and provide funds for the Improvement
80 extension OF the property. Most Of the securi-
I,s of the Missouri Pacific will mature before 1921
- ,v that tine the mortgage would constitute
6-st mortgage on 2.coo miles of the system with
,-3ar lens ahead amounting TO only between s22-
aaa6 and S24.Ga0oo-
While 10 meeting OF the directors has vet been
sIled 10 consider the proposed mortgage and will
,ot be called before the return Of George J. Gould
,-o-a his yachting trip to the West Indies nesotia-
,ons have been going on between the Missouri Pa
.so and Kuhn Loeb Co. directed toward the issue
= shot S250OeoeO Of the new bonds under the mort
,ses This issue. II is understood. will bear per
cent interest, but il IS thought probable that the
terms Of the proposed mortgage will provide that
later issues CT bonds may be made at lower rate
The S25 10000 OF bonds. II IS understood will be
o~ered for public subscription a price slightly
less than par. The proceeds OF this sale will put
,ba Missouri Pacific in funds 10 finance necessary
improvements on its line and on the St Louis &
Iron Mountain.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. March IS. 1898
9 bfs 5 cars Tor and ga for the sfksi s5sf;
with the 5uliy stesiv buIis more active
SLOW nlt quotably lower ne saL975 81 & SS55
siss5ed s lr Io5 H. bulls s5S go one ezra bull. Bg! a.
49, a- in Moderate demand sgloc Per ~ vyin ie. I
eral sa,es At Sss refrlgsrsor beef lover a9s
8c per 70. No shipments t,oIa S m quarters Of beef
igC the ast or i and The Minneonaa quarters for
so6srzsa su-oe,ser ahi9g rs NTH WI, x Pss'0s 9f 7iS4
nen,s total fsa'a = tbs [,l POI os Great Britain
saes-sePasrson s 60; - Ohio & s9eT lS Is 55 10 q 60
Ii3 n at s. 50. L do 1906 n at s. o. kentgGEy 5
40 % care I2l7 n at IS 30. bull 1870 r. a. 8 o
s. COWS llo4 n at s. 90 & d. 1879 10 d5 az + is6 % n
at at g S5 go @ ~ a'' a. 1' 81 90 d. 1887 n at 50 25 1923
n al s. 70: do 95O n s. 90 do 7'o ib at = 60
sa5sT q steers ll3s n a. 6 22 g. 2 al iinS7s s7s
n. 81 do 76p n At $ 90 ~, r,, ,rssrs 1871 70
Kerps c@naisii2a 20 m iiI5 To'n r az S.
NeT{9n b G shannon Cows SIS 10 IS 40; do. 800
ID q 81 1 I a9 oe1s go head the market
on ITnifed supply the feeling was hrr. ana prime
ysais sod e. at So 20 per 100 ~ dressed vsSs we're
eogniTy qFesss sSS So Teas i41 h average 50 75
peg SHEEP AND IeaSIRs-eeePts srs 855 cars ears 25
for the MARKET sheep were almost nominal VIII
we're cleared few prime shes6 ssd at 50 per 100 90
10; good choice lambs at 81 s % 1850 H., T1ntto1
steag NJ 1OI5c per III dressed lambs at loi5 q l5c
country dressed hothouse lambs at SlD SO 90 per car
sales-shppers Commission company: 2l2 state
lalTbs III average SIS 10 100 lh.
Newton 81 22$ Buffalo lambs q n et 81 -
FLerns Commission Company: pa Bunato Iafnos' -
ID. a 81 so. -o,, . &c 80 .,u,
W r Hume: 145 state lambs. 40 D. at Sc - cuiiS
4s Ib az s. 30: state sheep. SO III. at So -
$ sanders: state lambs. 80 10. at IS: 45 clipped
IS lb at 81 %. -, xs III s,-
HOGsrReceipts were 10 cars or 8I55 head al for
slauchterers. with the exception OF head eeIlhg
firm good medium weight hogs sold at - 20 Per
Saies--S Sanders. state hogs. 1856 10 average at
s. 20 per 100 10: roUghs. 400 lb. at SO 20
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20

ing the day many reports were received telling ot
the excellent condition OF the fall crop of
wheat IN Ohio. Southern Indiana and illinois, and
these messages tended to augment bearish senti-
ment Liberal shipments from Australia and Ar
gentina also had a weakening influence. During
the day May sold between 81 152s and 81 1873 The
close was easy with May at 81 1s July closed az
81 037s TO 81 o.
Despite wet weather in the corn belt. ths
ket for corn was inclined to be weak all day.
ing to selling by influential houses Offerings from
the interior light. although Kansas city re-
ported that acceptanCes on overnight bids were
somewhat larger Slack denaE nd for ash grain had
depressing effect. At the close prices shade
to isc lower. compared with the previous Gloss.
May being at 6S15c and July at S55sc TO CSC.
Dulness prevailed in the oats pit, and prices
moved over narrow range. Primary receipts
were about half what they the corresponding
day a year ago. and the price OF the cash grain
was Up nc to 1ac- Pit traders were prompted -
sell by the heavy tone OF wheat and At the
close prices were unchanged to shade lowsrs
compared with the previous close. Final quota
tions on May 54ssc and on July 4S1ac-
Provisions were firm at the start because Of 80
advance in live hogs but weakened on profit TAX
ing by influential longs. At the close prices we're
PIC 10 sc TO kc lower than hnal quotations OF ths
previous session.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20

COTTON-The cotton market just about recovered
decline Thursday during toays trading closing
opened steady unchanged prices TO advance Of
points response better cables than expected guy
eased OF right call. with tbs active months
selling point O under renewal OF
itgidation similar 20 that Of the previous day There
impression among local shorts. however that
might covering for the census report
This promoted moderate demand and with ouylns a-so
elcolraEed light To-Day TecSlpts az
New Orleans lighter nto-sight figures for the week than
expected reports delayed farm work IN te eeste
prices worked up a net advance OF soout
points during middle session. There was sH6al
reacon from top during late trading out oIer
urgent, leesene1 actlNltE
business appears the scattering interest has pee
pretty well evened up the ginners ngures eA
leading SPOT interests seemed be supporting the near
months On moderate during the day but generaly
king that shorts ettordlng me
market It's chief buying power the time being SOUTH
changed isc higher The early map saoWe9 nc
rreciItation Of consequence with the outlook for couoy
Conditions in Further rains in the eastern
precipitation has oeen c7nplalle4
TEa census figures published tomorrow give the
the and are expecte 70
bales. inclldiis
nners. The weekly movement figures OF the NeW loLA
Coron Exchange follow: Port receipts Vo4SS hales
AGAINST o. o5 last year; overland TO mills ana Canaea
IS 3S2 bsles against 21.2T4 last Southern miu
bales. $1,000 last
less of stock interior towns 10 6s2 bales against o1i
yesr: brought the week lSll4s paes
against Is2 64s Total movement: Port
reipts 4eT against $50 93 last year over
Iand 10 mills Canada l027 S5 bales against ooeo-s
545 600 last year interior towns in excess ot
eeutArber 542 20S bales. against 5o6elg ast year
brought into FAR for season, llE44so oale
against so year The total crop movement IS
e range prices IN the local market To-Day
was follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
EXPEDITION TO FIND DR.. COOK
Rescue Committee VIII Fit Out Small Aux
iliary Schooner

Captain 3 S. Osboa. secretary OF the Arctic
Club Of America, told yesterday of the belief Of
ths Arctic Club tret Dr.. r. A Cook. the famous
polar explorer, IS alive. and Of the plans OF the
special COMMITTEES for fitting out a rescue
expedition IN the early surnmer.
Ihe COMMITTEES has in contemplation Captain
okaon ssid. the purchase OF a small schooner
fEged vessel. fitted with auxiliary oil engine.
capable Of carrying the rescue party Of four FIVE
perso1s. the captain. two mates. a cook and four
She sesnen-the vessel tc sail under the An1eri-
can flag. The vessel is sister ship to the whal-
ing Schooner a T Clifford commanded by Cap
tain Conner, member Of the club. and at
winter quarters at Southampton Island. in Hud-
son Bay near where the Canadian government
surveying steamer Arctic is wintering.
Already several contributions have been received
ng r s. Dellsnbaugh, at No. 224 West SD street,
HON msmbers and friend= of the Arctic Club.
D1iion Wallace. Fred s. Delanbaugh, Professor
Aerscnel c. Parker. Ralph L Shalnwald, ST; Dr.
sss"eA o stsbbins. Henry Collins Walsh and
Sssef whitney compose the DR.. Cook rescue ex-
peoluon Special committee
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20

The local market cotton was points higher
~ q roc for middlinE upland and 995c for middlng
clf Delivered contract 5000 bales Southern spot
we're teiegraphed Is follows: Mobile quiet.
unchanged a al4c; sales 80 bales; Savannah quiet
and steady, unchanged at 93-l6c; sales 2so oaiesi
Charleston quiet. unchanged at 9lsc; NorfqIk quet
116c higher at 7-16c: sales 2I4 bales taItInore
-o-oinai unchanged at csc: Augusta steady. 1-l6o
bfrbe- Al 9a,c: sales. 654 bales St Louis dull un-
changed al 7-Isc: sales. Il bales; Little Rock quiet
&c lower at sac; Galveston steady, unchanged az
New Orleans steady, unchanged
a. exc. sales 400 bales: Wilmington quiet IN D
changed ct SC: Memphis steady. unchanged at $50;
sales $50 bales: Houston steady. 11sc higher at 9s
FstFn,ated receipts leading points for SATURDAY
A. 200 bales against 4.Of4 iast
week and 2427 year; Galveston 1000 10 $500
bses against ASA and 3.946 last year. and
at New 500 1900 bales against 1762 last
week 2304 last
Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot COT
ton quiet; 900 bales speculation ana export
s.0oO Il 600. American, 1oOO
Tnidding upland. 491d. Futures opened steady at l
20 2 points advance. closed g advance OF
4 points March and March-Apri, 4903zd; April
sod. Nay-June 4 91iz I'd: June-JulY. 493 x q:
August I'D; AuguEt-september. 492i5d; Sep
teuber-October. 490tAd; October November. 4Ssik
November December, 4.s7d: December January. ES6d;
January February, 4s51kd- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull
irregular; cloths buyers hod of.
The following the total net receipts OF cotton at
. II U-orts /
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. March 1e. 1909
COEEEE-There further strength n coffee
market to-day with March selling up to 95c
about so points above level within
10 points OF the high record for the while
near positions equally firm. and general
osee steady at net advance Of 5q20 points Sales for
the day reported Of $50 bags. The advance
nected increased expectations import duty coffee
into this country. higher French cables.
strong spot situation continued Brazilian
and liberal warehouse deliveries from New York. The
volume Of business. while showing considerable
proveraent over earlier days in the week hardly
sucl as TO indicate any popular demand based On the
duty talk and It there many
n this connection, with the
loss determine the intention biz
already drafted nothing OF the probabilities
change IN the before II becomes law Accord
ing Of spot coffee merchants tie
publication OF the tariff bill provisions ud
70 any great Improvement in the demand from the In
terror which undoubtedly bought quite heavily earlier in
the season, evidenced liberal warehouse
liveres. The French market 4a1a franc higher at
hour OF local opening while other foreign
showed comparatively little change Receipts at
Brazilian ports 5000 bags $500 bags last
year and $1,000 bags two years ago Warehouse de-
liveries New York 16.o4o bags. against 12145
Rags last The market for spot ooIee was quiet
but steady with quotations the basis OF SIC for RIO
No =.
The range Of prices thu local market to-day
Trlc
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
MR. COOLIDGE RESIGNS.
c. D. Norton, of Chicago, Nesp rs
Sistant Secretary of Treasury.

WASHINGTON March 1e-The Secretary OF the
7reasu-v to-day announced the appointment Of
Charles Dyer Norton, o. Chicago ss Assistant Sec
-ets-v 70 succeed Louis A Coolidge, in charge OF
.be financial bureaus Of the department resigned.
Charles Dewey EIflles, oS Dobbs Ferry, y. Y. has
been appointed Assistant Secretary succeeding Beck
man Winthrop. who has become Assistant Secre-
tsrv Of the Navy.
Mr Norton IS e personal friend OF Secretary
NscVeagh- For some years he has been connected
u4.h the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com
usrv and has given much study TO banking and
other financial questions. He IS expected 20 take
charge ef his new once within & few days
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
Notice of Summons.

cNUPREEMB COURT. STATE OF NEW YORK new
= YORK County-Ths State Bank Plaintiff against Nolr
NTassing Charles Berman Henry Messenger. Harry roWI
ATgIsta BerzoVyttz. National Lead Company Natlona
Vsn paper Company, Herman Furniture ana fI1nloetS
William r. WILCOX as trustee IN odhz
S1tcy for oscar E Weissner; Charles Tnorey EaToo
NJ S6alev E O. Pierce Company, Robert Graves Com
sn Andrew J. Connick, jefferson D Thompson CnarIes
WrEht and George r. Brown. Utopia Land Company
!1I,uan9 Oppanhern. The People Of the state of New
yo-k w =. Irish Electric Company Norris S5oldfaTo
PAM Tkach Louis Belefelt. Louis Rubin Patrick
f9Tacob' Barry Henry Nahrulan, "Samuel Goodwald
ehu1an "John'' Train. William Mooley
az, 6st names Of defendants BieefeIt BowsoacheT
- poIs T0rdersr Barry Nahrman, Goodwald Lehman
Tan ana hooey being fictitious. true Christian names
inou-n 10 plaintiff the said defendants being ten
alos Sas s1rIraons-Actou foreclose mortgage
o the above named defendants You are hereby sum
-,ones TO answer amended complaint IN this actlon
- - serve copy Of your ansWer on the plaintn >
within twenty days after the service OF this
exclusive the day Of service, and In case
taken against by deiault lot tne Ee7L oe-7N IL
the amended compliant 49,, ,ooo
''' Tos+a5 Nary York, December Both. 1908
yuPOVF5 a KOHN Plaintiffs Attorney, Of1ce ana Post
once Address 1900 Fifth Avenue. Borough Of Man
'5sfsndant Augusta Berko7vltz: foregoing
summons by publica ton pursuant 70
NJ Honorable " Gerard, Justice OF the
Sra1s Court Of state Of New York dated the Stn
s ~ February 1909 fled with the complaint IN the
Fcs If the Clerk OF the County Of New York at Ins
Saintv Court House the Borough Of Manhattan Ci'y
and state OF New York -.
mated New York February 9th, 1909
JEROME A KOHN. Plaintiffs Attorney; once ana fost
CFTcs Address 400 Fifth Avenue, Borough or NAL
haitian. York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
EuRoPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

1,va-nooI March 19-CIosing: WHEAT-spot firm;
No red western winter IS 639d futures stea6y E NAY
arm new American mixed SIS ia; futures quiet Mai
nominal May 6s 99sd PEAs-Canadian 8 85n. 'I 80 90
65scidc CoastJ steady f2qf3 BEEF-Exra Inala mess
am 1O5s PORK-Prime mess. Western. du! lSS so
HAiIs-short cut a 70 10 10 strong ass % 81, % -
t,barland cut 70 49s snort riD 10 20
- ~ strong 4as Cd long clear middles. light 2S 20 "a
strong 49s cd long clear mtddles heavy 90 10 O ~
1esr bellies Il 16 10. strong. 52s ~ SaOl I1AE
-. - - II n strong ASS BUTTER-Good United
S4le' ,ct,,tnaI CEIEESE-Canadan finest white. firm.
s9 e.. I coIor.d ir1n Cos 3D. LARD-Prin1e Western,
eZs $3.50 ~, stesdy Sis Cd, American refined in pals
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
cHIcAeo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, March 19--The wheat market was de-
rressed to-day by weak cables and by bearish crop
news and closed easy at net declines for the day Of
&c IN &C 10 1bc to &c Corn and oats closed steady
and provisions easy
Trade in the wheat pit dull and prices moved
over narrow range, fluctuations for the day being
confined within ssc to sc. News OF the day
overwhelmingly bearish, but pit traders were not
disposed TO venture far from shore on the selling
side and consequently moderate buying by shorts
and leading bulls held the market comparatively
steady after an opening decline Of 14c to 1sc to sc
The weakness at the start due to lower cables
and to increased receipts IN the Northwest Dur
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
Public Notices.
THE CITY OF NEW YORK
DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSE$S-
MENTS. MAIN OFFICE. BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN. HALL OF RECORD2

OF NEW x
DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESS
MANHATTAN. HALL OF RECoRDa
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. as reQufrsd
.hV the Greater New York Charter. that the
sessed Valuation Of Real and Personal EEtate
OF the Beroushs Of Manhattan, The Bronx.
the City OF New York. win be open for public
inspection. examination and correction on tAe
second MONDAY Of January. and VII reEns1n
open 70 ana including the Sist day Of March
During the time that the books open for
public inspection application may be made by
any person or corporation claiming TO Be AZ
srteved by the assessed valuation Of Tsa! or
personal estate TO have the corrected.
In the Borough OF Manhattan at me Main
office Of the Department q Taxes and AAsesS-
naents. No. Il Chambers StrseS. Hail OF Rec
ords
La the Borough Of The Bronx, At the Office
OF the Department. Municipal Building. 1T7th
Street and I'd Avenue.
In the Borough Of Brooklyn. az ths offtcs Of
the Department, Municipal Building
In the Borough Of QueenA At the Office ef
Avenue and Firm Street Long Island City.
In tho Borough Of Rtchmond. AZ tho ofnos
Of the Dspartnent. Borough Ball. New
Appiicationa for she reduction ef real sstass
upon SisaS. fun f9-nisaed by TIE bepsztms1t
Applications for the correction Of the peg
Eonaf assessments Of corporstSoDa must %
filed at the main ottios in the Borough ot
Application IN relation TO the assessed valua-
tioa Of personal estate must be Inaae sy ths
persSn assessed At the Office OF tho Depa<t-
ment II the Borough vhe-e such Pc-son Re-
sides and In OF n non-TeStdsnt carrying
en- business IN the City OF NsU York NJ the
oSnoe OF the Department N ths Borough
where such pEsoe OF b1stness Is ocztsd, BE-
tween the hours OF 10 A. n sud P. n. eI-
eapt Saturday when al epp4fcstons uRSc
Be made bs<zEeer 10 A NJ and Il noon
LAWSON PURDY PreSfa@EE.
FRANK RAYMOND,
JAMES J. TULLY.
CHARLES PUTZELA
HUGH HASTINCSS
CHARLES J MCCORMACK.
JOHN + EAILERAE.
CoCnrnt tszdorers OF Taxes and ASsssU2erkA
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
HIS GREAT WEIGHT.

-SeIhng expresses better the inheritance n. a
= ,,rttsssn--ln his own or IN he worlds eves-fhan
"a world 4i '--0 piiS 81
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