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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
CRY MAD DOG IN WALDORF
Cold Chicken Used By Special Pc
bceman to Capture Him.

Great Dane dog walked into the Waldorf-Asto-
ria yesterday, following two fashionably gowned
women into the hotel at the Thirty-fourth-st. en-
trance. The women went upstairs in elevator
and the dog wandered around for several minutes,
until a bellboy decided that the Dane was an in g.
truder.
The dog showed his teeth and growIed The bell
boy decided it was his turn to answer a bell which
rang A second boy tried to make the capture. All
ne could get hold of was one of the dogs ears.
Inc animal turned and fed into the red room.
5oLnepCoy shouted that the dog mad and a
sSIdInble eEsued. A chase followed through the
element.
Ihen special policeman got a cold chicken. The
Jog at once made friends with him. The rest was
easy the qog being led into trunk and there
chAned He ate the chicken IN record time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
SAYS MINING BROKER DESERTED HER
Mrs. J. A. Ballbach Applies for $50 Week
Alimony-Asks Separation.

Mrs Josephine A Ballbach yesterday asked Jus
tice Fitzgerald for counsel fee of $3.50 and aimony
OF $50 a week, pending trial of a suit she has
begun against Leopold Ballbach to whom she was
married in 1902 for separation on the ground
Of abandonment. Decision was reserved.
Mrs Ballbach said her husband had ceased for
a year to support her. She declares that he spent
$500 in furnishing the apartments at No 200 West
Eighty-eigath-st, where they lived after their
marriage. and in the next year and half spent
for her and in general household expenses $n,OOO'
all of which he made as mining broker ,
According to the affidavit submitted by counsel
for Ballbach. he met financial reyerses in the
snring of 1903 which resulted in Mrs. Ballbach going
home to her parents at No. 106 West Twenty-sev-
enth-st., with their baby, while he took fur-
nshed room in West Forty-second-st he used 70
visit the baby every morning and bring him cereals
beef extract and other articles of food. return at
4 O'clock and give the baby dinner and battle him,
and in the night at o'clock pay third visit
and put the little one bed His wife treated him
Kindly the arfidaVlt said, until brother or hers,
who is studying for the ministry came back from
the West and from that time her demeanor 10
him changed. ..-.
Counsel said Balbach was hardly making enough
TO support himself and that any such allowance
asked for would be beyond his ability TO pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST, BARTM0l 0MEW'9


EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Pill East 42d-st.-F.rst class domestics are
supplied: also managing housek eepers. ma
irons. gOvernesses tutors. &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Dec 27Despite the fact that the wool
OF unsold material available
seldom been so small present largest
houses practically sold domestic WOOL
are carrying moderate stocks II is estimated that
the will the supply reduced to 25 100000
hounds There is a good demand for Territory woods.
Pulled firm and quiet and foreign grades
steady; Trading quotations are osa,e Ohio and Penn
No /, 30a4Oc; No Q, 41a42o; fine unwushed.
eighths blood a2gSSe; one-half blood sln@S2e; I'M
yaahed deaine 3sQ30c. Michigan fine unwashed 2la22c
one-quarer blood. unwashed 81 aQ32c; three-eshths
blood 31kd32c one-half blood, 3OG3lc; unwashed
aine 25@26c Kentucky, Indiana ETC. three-eghtha and
one-ouarer blood 81332c Territory-IdRho fine, 1874 u
19c heavy fine. 16Ql7c; fine medium Is @l9c; medium
22@2ac; low medium 23g24c; Wyoming, fine, 17h01shc;
heavy fine, 15416c fine medium, 1I@qlShc medium,
23G24c low medium 23a24c; Utah and Nevada fine II q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
| THROWN At DURLAND'S.
-,rse BoIts-Boy Lands on His
Head and Shoulders.

-. the evolutions of e fancy dress ride in
.s.e Academy. Sixty-sixth-st. and Central
vest we're in progress last night, Archie
- VINO said he lived at l29 West Fifty-sixth-
IS thrown from his horse and severely injured
.. &c removed to Roosevelt Hospital, where early
~orning he had not regained consciousness
! ,s seventeen years old.
IN several nights there have been rehearsals in
se77v for the annual Christmas ride which
e s.eI,5led for tonight. Although tho managers
- academy were reticent about the affair il
q Termed that Kinney attempted to make a.
-, tl5ra al the lower end of the ring when his
fSatl. bolted and Kinney thrown to the tan
a99A' landing on his head and shoulders Some of
FIS,ro1aen screamed. It was with difficulty that
g sders following avoided trampng on young
as.sr as he lay unconscious.
~. ~ he address given is stable with living
sr-.s,ent over il. II was said ct that place that
N15a1e named Kinney was known there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
TO INSURE AGAINST DISHONESTY.
International Fidelity Insurance Company
Incorporates at 100000.

The International Fidelity Insurance Company
vas incorporated yesterday by filing articles with
ne County Clerk of Hudson County. n. J. It's
object is to insure firms companies against loss
BY the dishonesty of employees. Its capital is
put at 100000, and the corporators are Douglass
Aexander, Of No West Seventy-second-st., New
York; Thomas S. Hardenbergh Of No 121 West
seYenty-tbird-st., New-York; Evelyn d. Cummings,
s. Andrew Hotel J. Laird Busk, of No IA East
snrteenth-st.; Edward Y. Church, of No IL West
4ghty-fourth-st.; Graham L. Pierce. of No. ss3
Vest Eighty-hfth-st, New-York; Charles P. Cole
nan Englewood. n. J.: Oscar r. Graham, Eliza
18th n. J.: Charles c. Foster. Jersey City, and
frederick G. Bourne, Oakland, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
HAFFEN OPPOSES FENCE "ADs."
Informs Municipal Art Society That He Pro-
tected New Court House by Contract

President Haffen of The Bronx is not to be
caught initiating Park Commissioner PaIlas in let
ing FENCES around a public building for advertising
purposes. John Martin. chairman of the Municipal
Art Society's committee advertising signs said
last evening:
IN consequence of report that the fence around
me new courthouse in The Bronx was 10 be rented
Iof advertising purposes thus furnishing another
example OF the illegitimate use of public prop
erty Tor private gain, l addressed an inquiry on
behalf of the Municipal Art Society TO President
Haffen This officer has shown a wise apprecia-
uon OF pubic sentiment, recently expressed. by
declaring that mo advertising signs Will be per-
mltted on the fence" and providing in the con
tract. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
BUYS SAND, NOT BUTTER.
WV Brooklyn saloonkeeper Is Setting
Up the Drinks.

gorge S. Bennett a saloonkeeper at No. 81 Bond
brooklyn, bought about twenty pounds Of
ssr Island sand last night for the best creamery
terer Two young went into his place and
s,efuIly deposited twenty-pound f1rkin on the
4, It bore the stamp of of the best known
rssraeries in the State. The men were finally
srsnaded TO accept a s. bill in exchange for their
bster
ssnnett congratulated himself on his bargain, and
aeaded 10 send a large chunk of the butter TO his
70 His knife showed that half-inch layer of
tier On top ali the fivkin held. The rest of
= contents a fine quality of sand. Since then
Tsnrett has been setting up drinks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
EXPLODING CYLINDER KILLS.
Isny Thrown in Panic in Factory-Engi-
neer Dead and Others Hurt.

Several hundred women and boys and girls, en-
,1yed in the Chelsea Jute Mills, at Manhattan
es and Newtown Creek, Greenpoint, were
.zoEn in a brief panic by the blowing out of a
sHnder head in the engine room. which caused
be Death Of the engineer, the serious injury of an
ar and the Scalding OF several others yester-
kF morning
ne dead man is Charles Heebe. of No. 2S5 Moni-
u-st He stood almost directly in the path of the
Ang piece of iron and his head was almost torn
tsn his shoulders. d. w. Terrier, the oiler, was
srHck by small fragments and badly scalded- The
salient threw the twelve hundred employees ont of
TrTk until repairs made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
CANVAS JACKET SAVES A LIFE.
ENTER is Struck in the Breast with Charge
/. of Shot and Escapes Injury.

Passport. Long Island, Dec. q (speciaD.-To the
Interference Of heavy canvas hunting coat which
be wore Charles Albin probably owes his escape
rom death while hunting ducks decoys on
the river here yesterday. Another sportsman mis-
Rking the decoys for wild ducks, discharged his
gun among them the whole charge striking Albin.
Who was concealed in the grass the opposite
ode. in the breast At first Albln feared he was
ssriously injured, but removing his coat it was
ascovered that the charge had scarcely penetrated
ne resisting canvas. I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
ALL NIGHT BANK SOON.
Charter To Be Filed in Day or Two, Says
President Thorne.

meeting Of the organization committee which
mas been planning to have all night bank near
Herald Square was held yesterday afternoon at
"hch 1t was decided that the charter of the in
sutltlon would be filed at Albany in day or two.
0akelgh Thorne, president of the North American
trust Company, who will be the president of the
new institution, made this announcement last
night; Al Of those who were on the organization
committee, including o. II. p. Belmont. Harry
Payne Whitney, William K. Vanderbilt jr., Frank
g. Griswold, John c. Tomlinson. Thomas B. Clarke
and James w. Ellsworth, would be interested in the
bank, said Mr.. Thorne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Dec 27-C1osing holiday Corn Bxchange
BEEF.E1tra India moss arm ees 80. PoRK-Prims
mess Western easy 6Ss Cd. HAMS-Short cut IA TO 10
~ quiet 4os Cd BAcoNo u Cumberland cut 2s to
light 10 sos; long clear nddes. heavy, s5 70
40 short clear backs 10 to 20 io97s clear bellies
o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, IL TO 10 10.
quiet ass LARD-Quist; prime Western in tierces s6s
United States firm, los. cHEEsE-streng; American
TAIIOW-Prime city steady 22s Cd. TURPENTfNE-
Spirits steady ass 3D.. ROSIN--Common firm, Ts Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
Ex-pREs1DENT SAM SENTENCED.
Judgment of Imprisonment for Life Rem
dered in Default-Term for Nine. Sam

Port-au-Prince, Hayti. Dec. 27-The court has
rendered a judgment in default condemning former
President Sam to Imprisonment for life at nara
labor for the Issue of fraudulent bonds NINE
Sam is sentenced TO fifteen years Imprisonment
- .ovoraI roernhers of Sans ministry and other
high officials have been CONDEMNED 10 terms Oh
insSnrisonment ranging from five 10 fifteen years
n latest advices President Sam was living IN the
island Of St. Thomas, d w. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Dec 81 p m.-CorToN-spot quiet;
prices points higher; American middling fair 440d
good mddng 49, nlddiing 4oed low middlIns. se4dI
day 900 bales OF which 800 for speculation
export and included 400 American. Receipts, 1000
including 300 American. Futures opened quiet
and closed barely steady; American middng & c De-
cember cid December January. S91d: January
February, $685. February and March. S9Sd March and
April 402d: April and May, 4o6d May and June 4oSd
June July, Aid; July and August. 1884, August and
September 1Sd: September and october, 41sd October
1ber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
ssookLYN's BIG BUILDING YEAR.

Figures in the annual report Oh the buliulls De
,,at1oant NJ Frooklyn now IN the of prep
aration show that the building operations in that
borough in 1904 exceeded those of 1868 by $9oOooO
making it the largest year in the history of Brook
i1n ,Soe total volume of business for the present
year Excluding the present week, Is S4624O.oS', as
coInnared with S2S 100000 last year. which is an in
crease of a LAout 50 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
FIFE OF WELL KNOWN DOCTOR TAKEN
'srsey City Detective Arrests New-Haven
Woman.

AeW-Hayen, Conn. Dec. 27.-Mrs. Thomas J. Ber-
81 Wife OF a well known physician OF this city.
- placed under arrest tonight by Detective Ben
- Of the Jersey City police, the charge of OBJ
Ing money under false pretences. She was ar
$50. $50 ~ her home, IN Orange-st and consented 10
frsitn the NeW-Jersey official in the morning The
yea police say they know nothing of the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
new DIRECTORS FOR TRUST COMPANY.

esofge Bumenthal of Lazard Freres. and Samuel
= aasxwell have resigned directors of the Trust
-p1hy OF America At the annual meeting OF
-sAloeers OF this company. January IS ir-
RESTS identified with the North American Trust
tss4.pzny are 20 succeed all or nearly all oe the
d. directors whose terms will expire on that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
DIE POTATO FEEDS FIFTY FAMILIES
groceeds of Sale of Prize Tuber, Amounting
to $500, Devoted to Charity.

Sheridan. Wyo.. Dec 27.-Nearly fifty poor fam
lies Of this city received Christmas dinners the
result of the sale of six and three-quarters pound
iFgtato B. ]. Wright gave a party. made the
f5tato the prize, charged admission fee, and
nse6 $500 with which he fed the poor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
LOST.

LOST. Handbook No. 500. 79T, Bank for
Savings $50 4th-ave., New-York. Pay
ment stopped Please return book 10 bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28

destb s 81 Tonight Apoplexy was the cause OF
Penn 49, was Miss Annie T. Boos, OF Pittston,
was fbtrtve leaves sister and two brothers She
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28

UPHOLSTERER.--No the time: fold
ing beds> furniture, trunks. socarts. etc.
repaired, upholstered at residences. IA
COBS, 1872 Columbus-ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Dec. 27.-FLouR duh but firm; fancy blended
e ten So winter Pastrg 81 bakery spring Paent
Spring dull; No Northern, 81 2O7s winter dull; 2
red 81 81 CoRN-Strong; No yellow, 4elsQ49%o; No 8
corn. age. OATS-Steady NO white 853c; No ,
34e BARLEY-WesteTn 45q55o in store RYE
Chicago Dec. 27-The leading ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
sNoWBANK SAVES LIFE.
title Child Falls Four Stories and Is Un-
injured.

A snowdrft prevented the serious injury or posi-
|ss death Of the six-year-old daughter of the Rev
shn NJ. Davidson, pastor of the Fourth Unitarian
hurch. Of F1atbush. when she fell out of four
sorry window at her home. No. Caton-ave., Brook
5n. yesterday. DR.. George F. Lazarus pronounced
hs child uninjured.
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10th and nth SITS. ]. 026 3d-ave.. near J1st-
ST.; i.70S lst-eye., near s9th-et.: 1877 East
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENC
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors oovernessss etc
10 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs AZ :. YoCNG-FuLTON y Union Square
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wATcHSIAN.-Middl aged man as watch
man. day or night WILLIAM, 16S Pros
pcct-sL.. RrookIyn.
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COOK. willing 20 go % California, Wash
ington or remain in city. personal city
reference: cooking BY the day also a.
cepted Call any time. s5s 6th-ava. "a
door.
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CHAMBERMAID and waitress. or plain
cook; North OF Ireland Protestant; ex-'
cellent personal reference. D., Hofnaay.
eT's Bureau. ia West 23d-st- Telsphons
1854 Chelsea
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MN DIES WHILE LEAVING CHAPEL.

y. essshzeepse. \. T.. Dec. z7-Slster Earreria of
s.,.afen o. the Nativity dropped dead she was
from evening prayers IN the chapel Of the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28
A Millinery Clearance
Wo1nen's NeckWear.

1st Floor.
A complete assortment OF Fsven--
ing Neckwear including:
Berthas. Fichus. Scarfs. Stoles,
Ties, Collars and Collar and
Cuff Sets, In Duchess Point,
Princess Point. Irish Crochet,
Malta and BRUCE Laces.
A special Offering OF Real Prin-
cess Point Stock Collars, with
and without tabs; sold elsewhere
from S1.60 to $3.50 each; our
prices ..............S1.09 to $1.49
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Cash quotations were follows: FLOUR steady;
WHEAT, No spring 81 0sGS1 49, No s. 9sodSl u: No
red 81 14Aq$I 164; CORN. No g. 463aq4Te No yellow.
8 white, S05a0Ol %ci RYE. No 2, ISc: HARLEY. good
feeding 95137c fair choice mailing, 4lq4Sc; FLAX
SEED No !. 81 III No Northwestern, 81 20; TIMOTHY
S12 75 FORK per bb Sl1 S5QS1l 40; LARD 100
10, So ": SHORT RIB SIDES Qoose) So 2oQS6 373a;
SHORT CLEAR SIDES Cboxed), SO 62aqS6 10; WHISKEY,
Of high 81 "a on the Produce Exchange to
dairies 16Q23c EGGS steady; mark included,
1721c hsts. 2lo prime hrsts 23c extras 2Sc CHEESE
firm. l19l2c.
Duluth Dec. 27-Close: WHEAT-No 1 Northern.
81 1874: No Northern 81 075s December. 81 1875. May.
81 1875.
81 is: No Northern 81 O0as1 Os; May 81 I4AGsi l4.
CoRN-No g. 4394s4c; May. 45%645sac
Minneapolis Dec. 2T.-WHEAT--May. 81 16A: July,
Sc 10; patents IS s09$5 e0 clears 81 l5a
81 clears So 1882 so BRAN in bulk. $15 IS.
Philadelphia Dec. 2T.-WHEAT firm 1lzc higher:
grade December 81 12i41S1 H. CORN quiet
steady: December 50AQ5Os.c OATS steady; No white
hrm good demand Western creamery 2SisQ
29c nearby prints Bic EGGS steady fair demand
nearby fresh DOC, at mark Western fresh. 1880 at
mark. CHEESE steady New-York full creams, fancy.
l2&c: do choice. 11&at2c; do fair good. uQl1ho.
Refined unchanged ReceiptaFlour 1900 hbla md
232o pounds wheat 500 bush; corn, 670o0;
oats 2i4co.
St Louie Dec. 27.-Close: wHEAT-No 2 red cash.
elevator nominal; May 81 II: July, 96stc No hard,
81 1lQs1 u. CoRN-Cash. 43c; May. 42Eg425sc July,
49AG437sc. OATS-No cash. soc: May Slhc; No
white S2hc.
Toledo Dec. 7.-cLovERsEED-cash 81 s2h; Do
cember 81 e2iR: February, 81 g7A: March, IS o2ls.
TIMOTHY. prime. 81 so. ALsIFtE, prime, IS O5-
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Female
GENTLEWOMAN,

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-28

Snort lengths and Odd Pieces OF
Black and Colored Dress Goods;
including pieces large enough for
a waist, child's dress skirt or en-
tire dress; no two lengths are
alike:
Cashmeres, Voiles, Veilings,
Tweeds, Serges. Cheviots, Vel
veteens, and many other diff
ferent weaVeS.
Our regular prices-by the yard
have been, 800 TO 99c; your
choice now at 19c. 29c and 49c.
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TYPEWRITING.

TYPEWRITERS. All makes sold. rented,
repaired, exchanged; reliable service
GORMAN. 10 Nassau-st. Telephone 2740-
Cortlandt.
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FREE
MUSICAL
SCHOLARSHIPS.

XSTk c1sg At the sEM;ANNUaabb RHTkA a En-
day., 20 p NJ PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN and all
ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS jan Saturday.
ARTISTIC FAcuLTY-RAFAEL JosEFFY. ADELE
MARGuLIES LEOPOLD LIcHTENBERG. EUGENE
DUFRICHE LEO SCHULZ. HENRY 7. FINCK, MAX
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Musical.

Three of the JEANETTE
N. THURBER SCHOLAR
SHIPS for SIN GIN @,
PIANO and VIOLIN now
vacant, will be open for
competition Mt the Ma
TTONAL CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC OF AMERICA.
l2s Fast 18th St; New
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Instruction.
For Young Ladies-City.

KINDERGARTEN TRAINING.-winter term Jan s.
Free Scholarships It'd, academic dept. FROEBEL
NORMAL INST, 2. a. CUTTEN. IS irving Place.
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MACHINERY.

MACHINERY.
AT REDUCED PRICEs--6oo secondhand
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