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New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
10 TEST SIX INSPECTORS.
BEGINNING Of Process to Retire old
Policemen.

Police CoTmissioner McAdoo yesterday made
IS erst move in the directicr Of forct,tp into
,sfirerent tic old pol.ee.aea WHO are s.spect
y Of having been too long in the service 70 he
srsicaIly able 20 perform their duties. Fse gave
orsers for the Board or Surgeons TO meet at
hs.oQusrTers al 10 a. n on Tuesday. TO ex-
sudne Chief Inspector Moses w Cortrizht lor
oueh Inspector Nicholas Brooke. Inspector T.
y Mclaughlin, deposed from the position OF
roroueh Inspector in Brooklyn and lnepec- ars
,sbert o. Smith. Thomas 7. DruL..a s,.d Ja.n,s
hsne.
After the inspectors s.e examined. The sur-
-,-s viI have other meetings TO examine nine
,.ntaiIiS nfty sergeants and a few hundred
ro,,r6slnen and patromen. or the inspectors
~ be examined Tuesday. all ave veterans of the
civil Mar except Brooks and Kane. The only
So 20 force the veterans into retirement is bv
ts,.ir- the surgeons report that they are physi-
reuy lInnt for duty. and the same method viii
49, 20 he followed i'm the case or Kane because
l. has not reached the age limit. Inspector
l5r.oss could be forced into retirement without
a. examination because he is over sixty and
rs served more than The required time al a
inspector AIcl1usSy left. Police Headquart rters
yesterday and began his duties i'm The Bronx
l;etri-t Mr. McAdOO said later that he In
,e,5as 10 establish a detective bureau I'm The
J3~orx hut NOT under McClusBy. The new
r,,resu viii have a detective sergeant its
head.
NJ tho detective bureau at headquarters yester-
dsr having obtained leave 10 finish some work
n the traffic squad.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
Brooklyn Property for Sale.
Public Notices.

TIE CITY OF NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT or
TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS. BOROUGH or
MANHATTAN. NO. ESQ BROADWAY. STEWART
BUILDING. JANUARY sth 1905.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN AS REQUIRED
By the Greater New YORK Charter thar The books
called The Annual Record OF the Assessed Vaiua-
of Manhattan The Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens ard
Richmond comprising The G u OF New Yo-s''
uill Be open FOR examination snc correct on the
second Monday Of Ianuary aad VII remain open
FIRST DAY OF APRIL 1875
During the time that the books open % puhIie
or corporation claiming - a<srsvsd By the
asscssed valuation Of real peTsoaal estate 20
have ,he same corrected
In The Borough Of Aaahattaa. a, The maiu ocos
% ths DspsTtaent Of T1Ees and Asses-msnts No.
80 BroadWGy
In ths Borough Of rhs BrO11 at ths o:ses Of tss
z1t SsveRgy- seventh street. snt Third avenue.
In the BorCugh OF Brooklyn. the once u the
Department Mcn pa Brildins
In the Borough ., Queens. az the or1os q ths
Department Hackett Building. Jackson aVeaus
and Firth stree-. Long iyland City
in the Roroush of Redmond. a. The oftcs q tns
Department Masonic Eu "a nE st1p!eton.
Corporations in all the sarouEhs must make ap-
piieatlen ouy Al ne rlsin oree n the DsrouEa %
Manhattan
AppI eatiors n relation 20 tn ASSESSED vn'Ga-
tfoa % personal estate must Be made BY the per-
assessed At the ofire Of tie Department N tae
Borough where such P'rssn res des. ans IA ins
CITY ef New York a. the one % ne Department
IN TIE sorogsh where surh pisre % business =
~ sEcsrt On sliurday. wh,- al sa1iicarsons
be made setv-eu 10 a an = naoa
FRANK 0'Do,NEt-
IkNES ncr~E
ssNf-ET s-p sTnoraGrR.
FDwRFu TODD
> RAYMOND
NUELEE
cennsSsoneFs of Taxes aad Asse~-meHsA
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
J. WILLIAMS ARRESTED; a MISTAKE.
Iol5on Company Officer Taken to Sheriff, but
Kelessed-Stay Had Been Granted.

-'9 t'nse. eoUnza. tor Controller Grout IN the
-'-t Nflra fhe Controller Is holding regarding
-'-i.iaE ro-oIaIlies o. this city smiled yesteT-
- nfu b., issrrea that Josef,h Williams assist
~ .i.is - tie New-NoTk f;oisJu Conn pany.
R.--- arrested o. order Granted ty JuEti,e
81 t.rllIse William X. Dylsr.a-l. counsel Tor
- li-n.e, hlc nOt taEen the st4.- which JUS
srr 90 eel l'se Issued al the same Time After
- \ - - been taken 10 t.e otlec - Sheriff
Te----'7--l JIG .tcf -t.4oan found f-e 49, .. lis
4htE Ms. \. ilI.s-.= was released
pToer OF arrett issued bv Justice Nare ia
.l.-f4 aIGGa'tr- q. counsel A. VILLA ms
~ ne 5lstice d. lls itlriSsictiot, i, - -
= ~ ISSUED be-:tC-t- n. Williams mas reff,ee6 fo
1.s.. certain questions concefuiIig MS conDati,,
49, Aa- been asked him BY Controller Grouf A.
,yr.r Alapeal was not altogether sur. 81 bis
rri-..-- it ETa.tle1 a stay the order until the
-' eo-id d. decided by the Appellate Division
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
OWNS 1000 BRONX LOTS
Realty Company Controls the Parcels
-Buus a Block Front.

William Simpson has sold 10 the American Real
Estate Company the block fronting in Westchester-
ave-. between Fox and Simpson SITS. bounded on
the east by Dongan-st. 1t comprises seventy lots
and Is right the SmpsOn-st- station OF the sub
way
Five years ago the company began the systematic
purchase of property at prospective stations OF the
underground until it had accumulated several
million dollars worth of such holdings at six sta
tfons in Manhattan and The Bronx. The purchase
Of the Simpson estate is simply the rounding out
of its holdings of nearly one thousand contiguous
lots that IL owns in Westchester-ave- and the
Southern Boulevard.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
NEED ITS

DIR. Hills right IN his predictions May the fol-
lovers OF the lowly NaZareae do their utmost TO
bring about the results which possible.
tian Register says:
If we could have a revival of religion in America
which would shake Wall Street TO its foundations,
which would bring all the frenZed financiers of the
country including those who turning state
evidence to the anxious seat; IL all employers of
child labor, all the managers of trusts and COM
binations, all labor agttatOrs. labor unions and
other wOrkingmen'S aSSociat tons could feel the
touch of the divine fire and get excited over their
moral condition and spiritual prospects. ii would
be an event to engage the sympathy of all large
hearted people. Such event is possible and hard
times in business would not be price too great to
pay for such dispensatiOn of popular repentance
and regeneration
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
cOURTs HoaoR PROFESSOR JAouEs.

-, - ine snF1osares Court yesterday an announce
- "es u2de lelore Surrogate FItzgera!d by
''' .aHr lsse Fra-zlia Roasel OF the death IN
a.. sS on JaHusrF j. Of Professor Ralph Jaques.
,--i ~ Tue fscuity ~ law OF NeW-Yo- Uni
~ ~ 1fpi+ssor Russell psId a brief tribute to
- e- that suitable srTv f,e v1aJe 4, -. ~,
49,, - liit cart e1ur"ssing the sorrOv 0f ths
ir' p " EH-e ffzEorald answered from the
.l- az O ertl fed he motion ,es king hriesv of
~ ttol , ff-ss"- whom - silars a,rTszsd a.
- -. hith TOO iats t1r TneOdoTe t.- f1W Ehf. one
Il iA'fi s-'if tlsrlBctOIs fn Law - this cit =
~. -hst Eff3 years Similar action taken IN
- Supreme Gourf before Justice EGwsxS r g~s
~--~ - Farf y, Trial Term.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
Held IMMIGRANT ON MURDER CHARGE

When the steamer Noltke discharged her steerage
asseneers at Ellis Island yesterday the authorities
held a pretty Hungarian woman Marie bohda'
aged twenty She was detained at the request OF
the Austrian Consul who was informed by cable
that she wanted charge of numbering an
aged man while escaping after a burglary III
ZerDer Hungary. Scars her hands aud mead
Identified her A said to be her uncle VINO
was q second cabin passenger. also detained.
A srecial board Of INQUIRY will pass on the case.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
NEW-YoRK CLUB TELLS PLANS.
To Take 45th-st Property in Sixty Days and
Begin Building.

The home Of the New-York Club will stand
large plot in 45th-st between 9Th and 9Th aves
announced In The Tribune yesterday. The re
port officially confirmed yesterday Albert b.
Ashforth the broker in the deal
The club signed the contract yesterday to buy the
premises No . TO q West 45th-st for little more
than 100000 The seller Of No. p to 33 West 45th-
ST. was the Herzog estate, and of No p West
45th-sJ. the Medcef Realty Company. A clubhouse
TO cost bout 100000 viii be built the plot.
size OF which is 100 by 100 feet In sixty days the
club Will get possession Of the property. and the
work Of building the home for the organizat ton
viii then be begun.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
CLEARED OF FALSE CADET" CHARGE

Abraham Solomon. Of No 800 East 3d-st who
"as held IN Norkville police court a week ago on
Inc complaint ~ Annie Schinder Of No 2si Di-
1isloI-st-. she alleging that he was the cause OF
l"i.fE aer 10 q lie of shame. and that she sup
~ Wholly cleared by Magistrate Whitman yester-
ISIS counsel produced testimony which showed
= .-inon g good character. and discredited
-. story t-at the ma gistrate discharged him be-
,,t by 1ottlelb used Up all his witnesses The
court declared D. thought her story a fabricat ton
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
sANAroRiuM PRoPRIEToR ARRESTED

Charged with practising medicine without being
q registered physician Or. c. A Bode. who for the
last twelve years has had a saEator!um At No. "A
west 15th-st was arraigned before Magistrate
f,s-i,v- in tho Vest Side court. yesterday and
~ oied ;t the custody If his counsel appear for
examination next Tuesday
Th. complainant Mrs Josephine Cook "a
AGENT of the Medical Society o. the County of New
York Who testified that the defendant examined
her with n stethescOpe and prescribed FOR hey.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

s3d-st Nos 226 and DDS. for one story brick
hathouse. ~ 5xs8 2: Weinstein. owner.
Bernstein & Bernstein. architects -.--
Lenox ave. "a II II OF 13Tth-st. for two six
story brick fathouses and stores. 81 6XS7. G
Doctor, owner. HOuser. architect. ----..
University Place. Nos and Z. for a SIX story
brick lOft. 5A1XT7-6- trustees Sailors snug
HarbOr Corporation. owners; G. NOlZ. architect
11Sth-st n = 10 II = OF 5th-ave. for a six story
brick iathouse and stores. 50xS7. II. . Gordon,
owner: F A Meyers. architect -----.---
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
THIS JOHN DOE is A COURT CLERK.

a witness said TO be q clerk IL one Of the police
courts iT Manhattan. was sworn before Judge Nc
Aahon In John Doe proceeding yesterday after
noon En- The Court of General Sessions. and II was
reported that the proceeding directed against
police court clerk who has been taking an interest
~ hofSeracing and pOOlroOms has been the
l-port recently thar the clerk is the owner of A
FTnE of racenGTses and that he has been protect
lne certain booksellers H. his court dstrict while
ofaW'-s FaY from the city officer OF the
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
MRS. ELIAS AGAIN IN COURT.
Ordered to Show Cause Why S150.O00
Should Not Go to Receiver.

Mrs Hannah Elias who obtained $s85.00o from
john r. Platt. her aged aImirer, was again in the
Supreme Court Yesterday as a defendant. She was
accompanied by former prizefghter Who is act
ing as her bndyguard. She in court to show
cause why S50Gs1 which she had ip;ruSted to =. w.
Dugan. an employe If Sheppard Knapp & Co.
should not be turned 10 her receiver Gilbert
II. Montague The adjourned until Mon
day. Her counsel opposed giving the money to the
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Tcppng-ave. " 100 II n OF 1T4th-st two "a story
brick dwelling houses 2Ox45. Margaret Hard,
Moore & I-andsiedeI. architects; $4,000.
vaIentfne-ave. 1O5 IT Of 20istst, frame dwelling
house 21x54; Peter Montague. owner: Moore Land
sedel architects: 5000.
Concord ave. 151st-st four story brick
tenement houses 3xs4T 50 sxs2 Anthony Nc
owen owner: II Howell, architect: S1SO.OOO-
hundred -sxty-drst 30 n OF MeIrose
ave story brick and tenement house SOXS3 II;
Adoph Sussman owner; Charles Stegmayer. architect
e M
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
M'LAUcHLlN SENTENCE DEFERRED

'i' sentencing u Pa1roFnsn Frank Mclaughlin
70 was convicted few days ago Of mansIaughter
~ Afst degree. was postponed yesterday until
- Wednesday on The request of Lewis Stuyvesant
b. Fl,s Lis counsel wuo said he expected \ man
fs-e =. 20 who knew hing about the case
5,-,-il,- -lEnt- Mclaughlin Is the policeman who
sr-e-fe 9ssaulted James T. r. Robinson. World"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
GETS SITE FOR BIG BUILDING.

F. A. Turner has sold for Frank Lugar 10 the
Bracket Realty Company Nos lS1 and 1Ss Eas
25tb-st and No 1873 East 26th-st.. 45x98 9x25x19S'
feet A ten story building will be built on the
premises from plans drawn by j. Riley Gordon
II Will be used for manufacturing purposes
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
AsToR PLOT CHANGES HANDS.

L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for William Wal
dorf Astor. through Charles A Peabody. plot.
4xss feet on north side OF 12Sthst. 80 feet
west OF 5th-ave. TO Mandebaum & Levine.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED.

Amsterdsm-ave and 122d- st. cor 9Ox100:
New-York Mortgage and Security Company
loans Julius : Sander. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
149d-ss. 225 n OF Lencx-ave, 125x39 II.
Abraham Nevtns and Harry " PereIman loan
70 William Sax. Samuel Sussman and Harry
Halpin
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
rHIRrHEouRrH.sr. REcoRn SALE.

Samuel Green has bought No. g West 34th-st., a
five story dwelling house. a lot 25xess feet. from
the George Sloane estate, through Albert 3. Ash
forth. He paid than 800 900 for the parcel
the record price for 54th-st lots. The buyer will
improve the premises. The work of building will
be begun May 1.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
FREDERIC J. DE PEYsTER BUYS.

Frederic ]. de Peyster has bought from Mrs
Charles w Miller through Pease & Gilman. No
II East S6th-st.. five story dwelling house, which
was built about four years ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
A DWELLING HousE ROW DEAL.

Ex-Corporation Counsel Whalen and John r
Soloman have sold ten three story dwelling houses
on plot 170x100 feet the south side OF 15Oth-st
50 feet east of Amsterdam-ave. Harry GoOdsteir
Is the buyer
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
WOMAN SELLS UPTOWN BLOCK.

MacIay & Davies have sold for Minnie b Paka
the block bounded by Southern Boulevard, Wales
ave, IE3d and 1+4th SITS.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
LEASES sIxTH.AvE. BUILDING.

Ames & Co. have leased for z. s. Nance 10 J
VaIensi No. 407 6th-ave. for ten years at ag
gregate rental OF $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Joseph P Day: 123 TO 100 44ths $50 fl " OF
9th ave iOOx1O05: easehold. Is story and hotel
Ricbard Weber agt HambIen al NJ ] Farley.
atv Peter schmuck ref sl7 .4s2 81; TO the
plaintiff for s127.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
YALE STUDENT FOUND DEAD IN BED

Haven Conn. Jan 27.-BOward r. Purinton
Yale student OF the class Of 1906, Sheffield Scien-
tiac School was found dead To-day bed in his
room ia Kent Hall Heart disease II believed 10
have been the cause. Purinton's home was in New
faga
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
MARKET FOUND FOR 5TH-AVE. PLOT.

Jefferson NJ. Levy has sold No. S25 5th-ave- fou
story and basement dwelling house II is on 10
p. sx1oo feet William Waldorf Astor owns adjoin
ing property.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

OF Life" evening. The People That Help: 50. An
drew's the Rev. Andrew GiIlies evening Does
Unanswered Prayer Prove Gods Indifference7': the
Divine Paternity. DR. Hail. morning Rational
Optimism" evening. "Judaism's Contribution 70
Religion: Ascension the Rev. Percy Stickney
Grant, morning and evening. the Rev. Walter z.
Clifton. D. m; ST. James Methodist Episcopal.
the Rev Allan MacRossie. morning The Great
Certafnties"; Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal.
Dr Locke. morning 'Glorying in the Cross; even
ing Turn Ye. Why VIII Ye Die?' Collegiate DIR.
Mackay morning: Dr. T. Calvin McClelland.
ing What Is Christianity; Grace Methodist Eps-
samaer stone Christs Mission Bishop Sabine ST.
PauTs Methodist Episcopal Dr. George p: Eckman
West Side auditorium. Brooklyn. s Parkes Cad
man. mems mass meeting; Marble Coliegiste: the
Are You Forgotten?',:, Scotch Presbyterian Dr
'.An Angels Visit: Fifth Avenue Presbyterian DR.
stevenson. morning The Fruit Of the Spirit; af-
Pm 5ans 5ns Church of the Messiah DR. savage
m 65 M Dsash Mems hTsa wa ss
lem branch. afternoon. the Rev. J. 8 Stone What
G. A. Simon. morning. "A Good Hiding Place;
GT%e s. Mas tRs P Rev g osM
Rs ensinF he ao% ffosnsth amiaSe aaS Are Thy
Metropolitan Temple the ReX: Hoosrt bss7rSI. sl7rb
Power OF the Human Will"
District Attorney Jerome will speak before reg
uiar meeting of the Mount Morris Mems League IN
the Mount Morris Baptist Church, on Monday even
ing at O'Clock. His subject VIII De me F'S''ieS
Law Hotel and Its Evils
DR. Adler's lecture at Carnegie Hall to-morro"
at Il o'clock will be on Child Labor Dr- Adier
is chairman of the National Child LS9r antbog
ty.
The evangellstic meetings which have been IN
progress since December 81 in Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church came to an end last evening
Tbe results ~ these services have been most ex-
traordinarv as nearly three hundred conversions
the fruits.
The Rev H NJ Denslow will preach the sermon
| tomorrow morning the Church OF the Holy
Apostles and in the evening the rector, the Rev;
| Robert L. Paddock. will speak on The Ponce ana
| the Three Social Evils
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

Dr. Adlers lecture at Carnegie Hall tomorrow
at Ii o'clock will be on Child Labor" Dr. Adler
is chairman of the National Child Labor CommtIee
ity.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

The evangelistic meetings which have been IN
progress since December 81 in Calvary Methoolst
EuiscopaI Church came to an end last evening
The results OF these services have been most eX-
traordinary. as nearly three hundred conversions
the fruits.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

The Rev H NJ. Denslow will preach the sermon
tomorrow morning at the Church of the Holy
Apostles and IN the evening the rector, the Kew;
Robert L. Paddock will speak on Ihe FoHce anu
the Three Social Evils
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
WOULD FEED HUNGRY CHILDREN.
Salvation Army Makes Proposal to Super
intendent Maxwell

After learning that Robert Hunter had estimated
that seventy thousand school children go school
every morning without any breakfast the Saliva
tiOn Army communicated with Superintendent Max
well and offered to provide breakfast free for these
children. Superintendent Maxwell has promised to
give SERIOUS attention to the proffered aid.
Commander Booth wrote last week calling the
tenton Of Superintendent Maxwell TO Mr.. Hunters
statement and to the Superintendents own words
There are hundreds Of thousands Of children in
our city schools who cannot learn because they are
always hungry which he uttered in address
in St Louis last September.
Miss Booth continued:
You doubtless are aware that the Salvation Army
desires to alleviate distress wherever II Is found
regardless Of nationality or creed We are pledged
10 render whatever assistance We can TO nelp the
needy. and when IT comes 10 question Of hungry
children we certainly feel that no time should be
lost in endeavoring 10 meet the immediate needs
Of these little unfortunate ones
/ have therefore TO suggest for your consideration
that the Salvation Army is prepared 10 estaplish
centres in the poorer quarters OF the city @ @Where
food can be provided for children attending schooI
actually hungry. I thought We might perhaps
enlist the cooperation of the school teachers IN
assisting TO protect US so that no adXantage may
he taken by INSCRIPTIONS parents Nhat We pr
nose would be 70 give 10 each school teachef DooKs
Of COUPONS which. when presented by the chd 10
our food depot would be honored.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

District Attorney Jerome will speak before a reg
uiar meeting Of the Mount Morris Mems League IN
the Mount Norris Baptist Church: on Monday even
ing at o'clock. His subject VIII Dc Inc HN0'NeS
Law Hotel and Its Evils
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
HELP CANONIZE JESUIT.
Dutch CaIJiniSts Help Make Saint of
Father JOgueS.

That Dutch Calvinists should help to make
Jesuit saint is an incident now being brought to
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

In the annual catalogue OF Princeton Seminary,
just issued brief history of the institution from
It's opening. in 1872 In the ninety-three years Of
existence 5332 students have been matricuated
coming from every State in the Union and from
some foreign countries. OF these S5S have entered
foreign missionary work.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-01

Sir Henry Irving furnished the mod
lei for the typical actor OF the comic
papers No actor was ever so much
initiated by his co-professionals and
In their ATTEMPT to look like Irving
there was developed such exaggera-
tons Of his manner and his appear
ance that irresistibly called for carl
cature as type Yet no man was
further from being OF that type than
Sir Henry The fact merely adds an
other proof if any we're needed, Of
the acknowledged leadership OF the
great actor.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-01
Pastor Refused Increased Salary.

Dr. Robert Mcintyre, formerly Of
Chicago, is now pastor of the First
Methodist church in Los Angeles. His
congregation is so well pleased with
his work that it was about agreed to
advance his annual salary $1,000.
When the doctor was informed re-
garding the matter he said with char
acteristic impetuosity: IF you do
that shall resign my pastorate.' Re.
iteration of their desire by the dea-
cons had no effect the preacher stick
ing to his first position, and so the
Incident closed.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-01

Guthrie, Okla: The Rock island
system will this week inaugurate train
service from Kinghsher to Chandler.
using their tracks from Kingfsher to
Guthrie and the Frisco tracks from
here to Chandle
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-01
Another Herreshoff to Be Famous.

Charles F. Herreshon, who designed
the Iroquois that defeated the Fife,
designed Temeraire in the recent con-
test for the Canadian cup, IS just Is
years old He has just built mo-
tor-boat. whose wonderful speed trials
have astonished the country.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-01
Ans Last caplnet Meetlnn

Ottawa, Ont: Sir william Mullock,
the retiring postmaster genera. at,
tended his last cabinet meeting Sun
day. He has been appointed chief
justice Of the new sxchequer court Of
Ontario.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-01
Herr MoIIer ResIans.

Berlin: Herr Moller, Prussian com
missioner of commerce and industry,
has resigned. He will be succeeded
by Herr Delberuck, president OF the
province of West Prussia.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-11-01

John Townsend Trowbridge the
well-lmown American author and poet
recently celebrated his seventy-seg-
enth birthday.