davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

R9ssnes s54naF E iis s SGi9%S9
eeorse / walker George wassr ase.
Broadway c,t corner lS9thst' sYHioo' ye 4oooc
Ptiarse9 s e9F fSeh Sea and another to Title Guarantee
and Trust company; Grand ave 100 it Of - M,
Rdsa6itl st6fit; dStsaf JoseDh to Kenpner No
Sl5 East s TO Se9rf Il IondeTgan o iiath St s
r. W of Peassnt-ave 25xs block; years 4s - OK,
sFTsr@a Rsr Gsht Arthur E to Thomas Simpson Mad
As9Pe gn AYE Peter ePtne5 p to St Gaksa Hospifa
stE-s s1ss Nos 422 and "a East lrrsgSis
13ti-st S s. 1915 TT e Of 1st-ave 3X irregniaf'
!! iSts NSs 4o = and ID 4I3 East ysas 76oOo
FgEs 1gt5 MAE9 III III Vest %a a2955 25s5o G 9ea
Byfnss ssRt Michael Ersnkel; istava. IS ooc
executors S4thst 100 # of 1st-ave 1o21 % M
opSsn6ein PENN Tiis WlIsm sage isas 4 &
1st-SSs ss cent corner $4,000
loG; yens Corporation to wiegand Bry
ant.st e :. 75 # Of Jennings-st. 5ox1OO . mn
AeadnfFr snd fTuss copany Forsyhst 60 241loo;
sat5sR HsRf fss46 f.s per to Iowsafeld
Rs@ sys Dsr caa SS ana lsis s's the
year. 94aDcrpa5lo p to A Shatzkin & Sons; Cedar-st
" s. 100 # n O Barth7di-st 25x11s' due July on
peeF 39Ve6 sarah pS to Ginsburger i88d-st s. Al
OF Pr0sgecaye 24T6 ye2Ts per uenie Genf QUO
PssTi2 f6rd1ave being lots Sos and 8os map
estate E b Il hlns; and 'of; odIsr % Per Rea Mort
gage Company; Isthst 26o # OF Avenue ~.
-rrt.y
Powell-Steindler Realty Company TO Title Insu-
rance Company; 44th-st, Nos 3l6 and 31S; two
lots 25xIo65; two mortgages. $4,000 each; m
same naT {e centl Saile 1900
e'9gSt I 6 lstave; years per 1925
Lowe Charles. and another to New-York Protes.
ant EPscSPPai M PuRe s sf69q M '' dne anasr
fs11: 81 per $4,000
carst CHARLES TO ] Tishman; 54th-st. s. $50
II W Of 1a-sve 25xioo5 years per cent 1.525
Lazinsk Abraham. and another to Julius Vein
stein; 144th-st, ; 8, 1T5 1t OF 7th-ave. 75x
eIsnd charles r 10 Title Guarantee Trust
Company: iIth-st 21s. 2OxG0: demand 5000
No io3 = 6s9O years per cent. 1900
Ni1sf5 Of % G ave 25xioos; years 5 per 10000
Powell SLENDER Realty Company TO New-York
Mortgage and Security; 103d- No 220 East,
25xI06 9; years 53 per cent ,:...-,... 5000
'i!gt 434tbst' No 31s West years per 1000
Adelsten Morris b. and another 10 Clergymens
Retiring Fund Society OF Protestant Episcopal
100 IT, Years. Per aa.ooo
az 6xioo il; years percent, 1000
124h-st. No 21S East. 2lxlOOll years Sia -
C;erst Charles, to J Ftshman 54th-st, $50 IT
w OF 1st-ave 25x1005 = years per cent. $500
Lowe Charles, another to New-York Prot
estant Episcopal Public School a9th-st. s = 175
n ~ NJ "a ave aT erfCO II; years per cent ZOO
ReighIey. Frederick 9. 70 Trust Company OF
America; 4lst-st, No IA East: years, > per
Inroe Frank Prescott Realty Company;
i55th-st. 3 100 II OF Elton-av due De
ccmber 10, 1905 Der cent ,:..;.. 1880
fof,i-aVe. 3b7 ard y aHs. map
r Is King; wears. a's per cent ...... ZOO
aP Crane estate Is pears ST per 24sO
Same same; s1me property; years. 5ls per -
cent '"VvV
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
sEABoARp FIGHT NOT YET OVER.
Former President of Company Attacks MI
RYAN and His Control.
rBv TeIexraph 10 The Tribune

baltimore Dec 23-The sale by the Baltimore
committee of Seaboard Air Line stockholders OF its
$500 shares of stock TO Middendorf Williams &
Co. of Baltimore. and John L. Williams d sons
cs Richmond. gives color to report in local nnah-
cial circles that another movement Is unoer way
TO endeavor 10 wrest control or the railway i
the Ryan-Blair management.
Mr.. Williams, former president of the cofnpanS'
in statement to-day attacks Ryan. and lntinl@'e
that the fight is not yet over. Mr. Williams says
don't give up fights easily when feel IN tnsI aSr
have been wronged and not yet sure tnt ~ o.,
Rva, has won the object of his trar1sac VIZ
me which was the control OF the SeaooaIo tss ~
-1ro6fs in Seaboard so far, his and those on nts
immediate dependants and co-laoorers whoIaa ON a. a
-1ocv has NOT vet directed him TO betray' sIe 90
traefe6 at more than 100000 The losses OF sea
board stockholders who followed ms ieae anu ,ots
TsCe as Judged by the difference IN market quosa
Hons between the independent stock ana tHs-1 oe-
posted under his control, are about So'VV1oV-
with the 5000 shares just secured. the "ilhaniS
marty now constitutes strong minority.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

I75th-st n $ e5 # W of Austerda1n-ave, for
four story brick nathouses, 429Ks7-11;
STehtect z .us.1-.. s3os 900
Gath-st No 22s 10 2sI West, a four story
puboy & Jalade. arcbitectr. $4,000
5.d-st. " OF West End-sve. for
eight story brick hathouse. 7oxS7.2; John
SAITH. architect 10000
spc-st s. 22l II e Of lst-ave; for a six story
brick hathouse and store 4sxSe.5s Parness
& Dillon. owners. G F Pelham, architect. $4,000
ST Ntcholas-ave. 20 # OF 17Sd-st-; for
two Eve story brick tenements and stores.
= oODe- $4,000
Central park west " 8. 2S.11 #. Of Tooth st:
sor a six story and basement brick hospital.
aEgSl' ASssrsoE oF acffecI f 10000
l23d-st 5. $. 100 IT. w Of Plsasant-ave. for
three six story brick tcnements and stores.
s,5 Bernstein E9a a sroftecs $1,000
e2d-sf Nos S2a and S31 East; for four story
nriSs sefaeS' pdfix5 ;tenaan arohitocts so 600
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
WESTERN SPEED WAR IMMINENT.
Differences Between Railroads Over Trans
continental Contracts Fail of Settlement.

Chicago, Dec z5.-Eforts to settle amicably the
differences between the Atchson, Topeka ano santa
Pc and the Union Pacific railroads over Southern
California transcontinental contracts have been
abandoned. and speed war is imminent 1t was as
serted to-day. The Santa Fe has refused to change
its fast schedule and the Union Pacific, in connec-
tion with the Burlington lines and the new san
Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad mas
been compelled TO take steps to meet the time OF
the Santa Fe 49, ..,- +ba
To prevent the Santa Fe road from getting .S IIe
mails which the government has allotted 10 me Sau
Pedro route the Union Pacific in connection with
tbe Burlington and the San Pedro roads. Will nave
70 cut down the time between Chicago and Los
Angeles twelve hours more
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
ATLANTIC COAST LINE CHANGES.

Wilmington, n. c.. Dec. 2S--Fonowins meeting
Of the directors of the company in New-fork on
THURSDAY, a reorganization of the traffic depart
rneut Of the Atlantic Coast Line with horace M
emerson AZ its head was announced from head
ouarters here to-day At the meeting Of the dlrec-
tors the Office Of traffic manager was abolished
end the Office Of general trahc manager erea1ed Ss
Mr. Emerson being elected to the position. Inc
organization of the traffic department effective
January J. will be as follows: Freight traflc
manager r A Brand: passenger traffic manager
W = Craig: general freight agent. first division
J. " Perry; general freight agent second divlslon
Jannes Menzes: assistant general freight agent OF
HE system c. Med. Davis
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
WHERE TO EAT ON CHRISTMAS.

Several hotels in this city viii serve special din
ners on Christmas Day. Elaborate menus have
been arranged and the dining rooms will be dec
GRATED in festive attire The majority of the hotels
and restaurants announce that the dinners will be
served at two periods Of the day. ranging from L
20 3 D. m and from to ?. The prices range
from 81 10 81 %
Among the hotels that announce special dinners
are the St Denis Broadway and uth-st-; the
1a-oadn-s1, Central broadway opposite Bond-st.;
FIeumann's Harlem Casino 124th-st and 5th-ave
and the Westminster 16th-st and Irving Place.
oscia t1Ire at these hotels will be extensive
end appropriate musical programme.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
ZIG LAND TRANSFER REPORTED.

Providence R. /. Dec. 23-Property to the value
f about 81 100 opO changed hands to-day, according
10 papers fled in the City Hall here The United
Land Company. a recently organized corporation
took over the control of considerable local prop
erty Of 100 acres OF land in the State OF Georgia
considerable land in Illinois and several thousand
ecres in Tennessee. The purchase was Formerly
the holdings OF the oxford Land Company @ anu
the West Providence Land Company of this city;
The United Land Company takes over deeds and
mortgages from both companies
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

1s5th-st.. s g. 275 #. e. Of Lncoln-ave: one
story brick Office and workshop. 16x16; P Good
207th-st $. $, 100 It. E. Of Perry-ave, two story
frame dwelling house, 21X59: John Maresoa.
nvFner. John J. Kennedy, architect.
l45tf-st No 7S6 East. one story frame storeroor.
SY25. Harry Isaacson, owner and architect.
NTe~omb's Park $50 IT. e. OF junction OF jerome
and SedCwlck aves one story frame storage
house 25x35: City OF New-York. owner; Martin
Schenck architect
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
RED CROSS HOSPITAL PLANS FILED.

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superin-
tendent Hopper for six story and basement
building. to be erected in Central Park West just
south of 100th-st. for the NewYork Red Cross Hos
pital. of which William T. wardel is president. It
is to have frontage of 81 feet, and depth of Sc
feet The facade will be of brick and limestone,
ornamented with tall bayed windows. It is to cost
100000. r N Anderson is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
SELLS cLIFF-sT. BUILDINGS.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has sold three four
and five story buildings. No 1o4 to 10 CIf-st in
cluding Nos and II Hague-st, being the south
east corner, for exMayor Charles A. schieren. The
buildings cover plot 66.6x1O4 feet They leased
to tenant.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has leased for ten
years the five story and basement building, No. 2i7
Pearlst., covering lot 25x135 feet, from May next
to George Nash g. Co. Including taxes and other
charges paid by the tenant. the aggregate rental
is about $4,000. The same brokers renty sold this
property for the Wilkens estate
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
MAY IMPROVE 74TH-sT. PLOT.

Pease & Gilman have sold for c. s. Saulkrner to
r H E. Elliott Nc. 166 East T4th-st,. three story
high stoop dwelling house. 1sSx1022 feet The buyer
also owns No. 164 adjoining. This is the twelfth
house in the block sold in the last few weeks. Mr..
Elliott will probably improve the two plots w4,h
American basement dwelling houses
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
Proposals.

schater. Mary. American Mortgage Company
For F9restaVe' corner ........... 500
Tese Louis to Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company; 1881 st. n being west a Lot
16T map Melrose South; due December 81. -
1905, 51a cent NV
CzottIieh Bertha c to Lowenfeld and another;
ooth-st, n 6, 344 It OF 1st-aye; due juno 81.
De
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
LEASE BIG HOTEL AT MEMPHIS.

The Hotel Register Realty Corporation reports that
Martin J. and Joseph IseIe, owners and proprietors
Of Isele's Hotel, Memphis. Tenn. have leased the
Peabody, new, modern. freproof structure in that
city and will take possession Immediately. Tney
will probably form a stock company to operate
their hotels
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
CHOICE mADIsoN.AvE. PARCEL SOLD.

Parish Fisher, Mooney & Co. have sold to
client for investment, No. 81 DIadison-ave about
10 feet south of the southeasterly OF 42d
The parcel is four story brownstone dwelling
house. covering a lot 176x95 feet. Nichols & Lum-
mis- represented the sellers
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
LIS PENDENS.

Park-ave No 15lo: Dietrich W. wehrenberg against
Louis s Barnard faction 10 enjoin etc}; attorneys.
F,ss+ s'Is Brosdwsy 5 s. 2s1x1o0 lot - map by
Thoras In0Iow 7th Ward; Abraham H Sarasohn
against Rebecca Kanisky al partition: attorney.
xsnle-ave " s 80 IT n of 214th-st 25x1O0: Gaetano
Ricco against Rosa Areo Cspecihc perfo-ms at
r1sbef 10 2o5 10 21i East: FischeI Realty Company
AGAINST David al tspecho performance;
EffnrreY. Il. e. Plateau.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
WESTINGHOUSE STOCK DOUBLED.

F,it.sb1,rg. Dec. 23-At a meeting of the stock
holders OF the Westinghouse Machine Company
to-day it was decided increase the capital stock
from s. 90 TO S10,0e0000.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
NEW OWNER FOR RIvERDALE TRACT.

Pease &, Gilman have sold for Mrs Charlotte G.
Wyeth her house and grounds at Riverdale, N Y.
The plot comprises than two and a half
acres The buyer viii occupy the premises
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
Nav HoME FoR RETH.EL sIsTERHoop.

Plans have been fled for new four story Settle
ment House to be built at Nos 329 and 331 East
62d-st for the Beth-9 Sisterhood of which Mrs l..
hohns is head Besides clubrooms, It will contain
a klnGergarten and an assembly hall, and will have
ROOF garden 1t is to cost $4,000 according to the
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

Frank w Wolfe has sold for David J. Garth the
Garth estate tract at Scarsdale, N Y. for about
$4,000 TO a Manhattan syndicate. The tract COM
prises about 200 acres.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
Real Estate.

pRIvATE PARTY HAS $3.50 900 TO LOAN on first first
L mortgages: quick service; no extra
charges CHARLES SANFORD No 132 Nassau ST.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

MEANS A GREATER SPHERE OF ACTVITY, 1T rs
THOUGHT FOR W. II. CHESEBROUGH.
Sale of sneen by Equitable Life Important Transaction
Mcny Other Big Operations Reported in the Week,
FOR GARTH TRACT 5000. 900.

block bounded by 14sd ana Hath sts.. Amsterdar
ave. and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
MIDDLErowN RHODE ISLAND

MIDDLETOWN. RHODE ISLAND.
TWO MILES FROM THE CITY OF NEWPORT.
fine so farm. 10 Is of pasturage carries
IL read OF cattle House suitable for good sized faiy
all in good order horses. u head OF
chicken plant for 300 500 fowl also incubator plant for
Matching 300 chickens Dairy with Swedish butter sepa-
also cold grapery producing large amount Of
marketed residents. acres
of garden excellent water supply forced premises oy
Ericsson hot air pump good crops land lays TO the south
produce: delivery clear.
Newport R L. and East ssd St. N Y.
.E1~OR SALE IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS-A very de-
u sirable and attractive of 115 Of choice
smooth with all kinds in abundance
situated ~ miles from Hlsdale " y on the Harlem
r r.. six miles from CT. Darlington. the New-IIaven
r Il There this grand. failing
springs of soft also trout from ts
stream overlooks toward the west. the beautiful
tains, and from the south CT
Harrington Sheffield and VIII sell this beauti
full farm for the small price of $1,000 Address H g
WOODIN. Box s. ct. harrington. Mass.
NOR SALE.-Cuba. Camaguey: OF the finest farms
i island: well watered. rich soil. main road
oranges dates and mangoes premises about 1 acres
price S25 for selling.
WRIGHT, Camaguey Cuba
New 1o-room house. improvements. steam heat.
porcelain plumbing. toilets; plot 5ox100:
ground If desired restricted neighborhood: $500
FRANK w. WOLFE,
STATION A. YONKERs. N Y.
- BALD ross. 80 East 42d
COUNTRY SEAT.-3oo acres. house, hour out
u ARCHIBALD FOSS, 80 East 42d Street
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

SPANISH TAUGHT IN sixty days; best engaging W
- TEN. Professor PRUNERA. formerly ConIns1IIlss.
Academy. Madrid: lately Cortina's Academy. 50 AA''
116th-st
TTuIE z. MIRIAM CoYRIERE AGENCY. $50 6tA-syss.,
Il City, makes speciality OF conscleaIS-.--A
furnishing parents information OF good scnoOS 49,
instructors all branches Established 1850
ITALIAN LANGUAGE LESSONS
L SIGNOR FACSTO DALUNIS .--,- IN
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
Real Estate WQnted.

Real Estate " 0nted.
0wNERSAReal estate wanted: city and country.
" ARCHIBALD c. FOsS SO East 42d Street
urEsTCTESTER COUNTY PROPERTY WANTED
w hsye customers waiting seats.
tracts Of land Owners send tull particulars 10
ARCHIBALD c. FOSS. SO East 42d Street
xxrANT TO RENT for 20 years building, 5ox100 store
w and four lofts Az per cent basis within 100
60 ~ Troadway between 18th and S4th sts k Box B.
1Tbrne 7egf U5 TTptown once. 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
City Property for Sale.

PAYsIDE PARK-Rare chance: will and must sell
ID plat $4,000 SIS,O00 10 per
down for cash. only waterfront plat
for sale a Bayside. c. B., 2T6 3d-ave, city
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor, the second
that Of the creditor, and date when judgment was
flied:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
Mambmp@7 7Am@PdGam Gime.

MamDup@- p@-Am@Pi@am 9ims.
hDCherbourg-H Hamburg.
teRAF ,WAIDERsEE. -, JAN 8. u
'h@arka $S.Islas5sss
s. rFfs0'is $ 2MER5EA aosE E19s AND MosF
.ru Room MoP5Em 9F hE!EAtaaES Eevstor La Cart.
Resiaurant tcali at Dover for London & Paris
Mediterranean Service
TO GIBRALTAR, NAPLES & Genoa ..
Ham 1aanbgTs % IAN ia zI ~ NJ Mar MAJ Z 15r a5r 81 y
Frinz Adabert ...........Feb g. noon aisr & 22 May
.csstio .SaeeP545oa oc%artered =
1 NJ MoRs SF1a5 Madera 5 cdis 56Gs Gibraltar Malaga Al
gers and Genoa Jan 30 1906
S. S. Deutschland to Italy.
IN LESS THAN DAYS
Offices IS and 81 Broadway. Piers Hoooken. y J
A MEXICAN LINE.
PLYMOUTH -cHERBoURG1so BOZ :, 1soyTHAMRTqS r,,I a P
New YoT 80 G PhiIa5GIEPhia p5dE Ian Ian - 4,
DED STAR LINE.
IL ANTwERP-DovEE-LoND PARIS
Sailing Saturdays 1880 og: a NJ Pier a. n F =,
fcaTrynr second and third class
WHITE N sTAI. LINE.
w NEW YORK TowSmLIyERF9oI- Si-I y R
4 y II 4a5c Maissc, -J2g an = 10 10 4
Gsitie GsfEo Jan a. 1875 5S S
TO MEDITERRANEAN .zSEEs
Ar1 FROM NEW YORK.
PEPI+Fr ia 26, 3 2. n March Q. Apr II
fHFE,TTC 3. 10 A u; May 10 June Il
I FROM BOSTON
rA,-op1c ....-.... Jan IS. Noon. Feb 81. Apr.
RoMANfC Feb. 3. $50 A ~ Mar T. Apr 2S
PASSENGER OFFICE, BROADWAY
Freight once Whitehall Bldg, Battery Place
CUNARD LINE.
~ From Piers j1-52. North River
LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
C,.,,nani. Jan. g. ncont Savonia. Jan .. P NJ
CaTn1pania Jan 13 A NJ. ,tmbria Jan, 2 : A n
Luce ftTlt2 AL I,TAR-GENOA-N A-NAPLES-AI1RIAIlC
4-Fnstest and Most Luxurious Of Levathans
C@AiNC-'A- Jan. 9Th. Feb 9th
cyrrppT FAfF=STS New Modern Twn-ScreT Steamers
r, S9p TFITA 16 10 A NJ; Mar q, Apr. q
Apr. j. noon; MAY - July 20
Apr 10. P NJ; May - July Il
Illustrated booklets desc scroing the interesting
.ri through Mediterranean and Adrlatc 10 Trieste
~ rune and to winter resorts -
anu VENOM II. BROWN. 20 BROADWAY. y. Y
DED ID" LINE.
ID For La Cuayra. CsbelIo Curacao and Mara
g : cARACAs...... Saturday. January 6
PTIIIADELPEIIA -----.. saturday January 2n noon
| " From Pier 13 adjoining Wall St Ferry Brooklyn
For La Guayra, Curacao and Maracaibo
SATURDAY, December 30
: ? 1TaIT4 Saturday. January H.
ese steamers superior accommodations for pas
| ssnsers ROIr1TON BLISS & DAILETT.
Managers. So Wall St
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
Country Property for Sale.
BEAUTIFUL. WINTER RESIDENCE
IN FLORIDA

for sale cheap: ideal location OF indian Riv
large hotels: all modern improvements; about
with and other tropical fruit trees For ps
ticulars address A. MILI1AR. Rockledge. Fla.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
DuD @OmOE9OOW g0NE,

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk, Portsmouth. Pi7nss
News Va. connecting
Richmond Virginia Beach. Washington. D. G. and entirs
south and West
freight and passenger from Pier 20, T.,
foot Beach St, every week day at D m.
n h wAI.KER, Vice-President and Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments were fled yesterday
he first name being that Of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

Meetings.
TIIE ANNUAL. MEETING of the Society OF 81 SoIySr yr
IL election officers and trustees sho -
any business pertaining the meeting VII o s.
e. Metropolitan Trust Co, % VA 80
City OF N. Y. Wednesday. December 2tth @' .
Signed. FREDERICK e. HYDE. sscretaIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-19
WANT ELY TO SUCCEED LINDSEY.
Spanish War Veterans Press Comrades Ap-
pointment Before Mayor Mcclellan.

4 delegation Of Spanish War veterans headed by
Major McMurray and Captain simmonds. called
on Mayor Mcclellan yesterday morning and asked
him to have Harry A Ely appointed Third Deputy
Police Commissioner to succeed Harris Lindsey.
The Mayor met the delegates in the pubic recep-
ton room OF the City Hall
After the speakers had finished Mayor Mcclellan
announced that he never recommended any one for
appointment TO the commissioners
But sometimes you veto appointments do you
not?" asked Major McMurray-
Il have gone as far as that. replied the Mayor
with smile.
Then may We ask you not to be hostile TO
CAPTAIN Ely Commissioner McAdoo thinks very
highly OF him, ard this is the first time that the
Spanish War veterans body have ever asked
representation"
Wasn't Captain Ely court martalled and cash
tered from the National Guard7" asked the Mayor.
Yes; but since then ne has served the State
well, and in the Philippines governor Of a
nrovince with credit TO himself and the country.
The colonel Of his old regiment. the 9Th has pub
ucIv said that the charges upon which he was
ca shiered should never have been brought
Il am afraid I shall have TO see the record of
mat court martial" the Mayor said before can
+eu whether l shall be hostile to Captain Ely or
Gaptain Ely was talked of for deputy police
commissioned last year Mr. McAdoO pleased
.--5c5 10 aupoiut him. Then one resuSci-
tatS5 an old story that he had been cashiered
$3.50 he 9th Regiment and the Mayor vetoed the
appointment before II was MADE -
ne delegation also called on Commissioner Nc
ADO but he out. and an appointment was
ne TO meet him Thursday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-19
''THE SPORTING DUCHESS. !"
Fifth Avenue Theatre.

1t was not so long ago absolutely. that Broad
way first and thrilled over The Sporting
Duchess" Perhaps it was a long long while ago.
measured by the changes in taste. or 1t rather
because of inadequate rehearsal tagging tempo.
on the part of the players at Mr. Proctor's Fifth
Avenue Theatre. which made the old melodrama
seem last night, well. just little ridiculous to
put 1t mildly? Miss Elita Proctor Otis played her
original part Of Eivien; she at least, nothing
ridiculous in that sort of thing. Perhaps she is
more used to it: perhaps she knew her part bet
ter. At any rate she was the most effective mem
Der of Mr. Proctor's stock company in their heroic
effort to vanquish reality. Miss Bingham Of
course, played Marie, and Charles Richuan. Doug
las. J. H. Gilmour's experience and skill made
him bright spot Of vilainy in the cast. But
nothing can compensate for Inadequate rehearsal
inevitable inadequacy, of course when a new
play is put on every week-in artificial melo-
drama like The Sporting Duchess" It does not
do to give the audience single pause to think
Thought is fatal