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New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

Taxnr+o, svs g ~ corner 5Oth ST.; Russell &
Stoli Company ast. New York Central e. HUG
son son siyer Railroao company & a 9u ssis IS
Exterior 81: TT W. 81 ., S9 Te,i = fs y Ssps9 % 81
1851 st. 1Sl s. "a ., P9Ss Inv depos 44s q
Webster ave ave os SoS S 9PSOSis P 9e9 snSh 44s 81
72d ST. No 30 West; Anton Lott agt. A. b. oa-~
Swathusey et all July is 1905 - 90
Sd No 2'45; Dunbar Box and Lumooess umoos Conl- @
GsIsa DsRy ast august Kuhn February 1906 ,oa $40
Audubon ave-. s. 17sth St. New York
Asbestos Manufacturing Company ast Henry % m
15Sth ST. 52s o $50 West; ast Abra- -roo
ham HorOwitz et al: July is. 1905: 90 "
Edgecombe ave, W s.. 223 r. n or lsist ~; 20
100; agt. F. c. Candee ct al; July is oo- oo
10Th ST. n g. i91.s H. e Of Ienox ave. 25ox
is s same as. JACOB Wes:e" $50 90
Oysn strs1iisES sIi E' fnI1 S "a 1oOs 1900
14eth st., s s.. whole front between Union and
linton ayes; Josef Weisel ast John Doe ct al; zeno
1ssSS So TO- 'OS g. 2a5 # W. Of 5th ave; shepard
Sheet Metal Company agt- Hyman B. Cold s-z n,
berger: July lS 1905 ce ; az;b ~ W
sts New York Asbestos Manufacturing Com
gay g1Py 1e 1908 oby Deposits 10 90
Charles Weinstein ct al; July 10. 1906 'Oy ez m
7tb bepoyV sye W 5 whole front between ii9ih and
10th sts agt Max Wenstein et al; 80
TO- 1905 (by depOstt). ts w
Amsterdam whole front between O4th and
9Oth SITS: same agt Julius = Sadler et az ,oo m
July 1906 Thy depost). 10 %
LenOx e. s. whole front between 13sth and
is i''n Iso s' div sSs depos u.s. meyer FRANK a. 7OO
147th s.. 200 IT. W. OF Amsterdam ave,
15Ox1OO same agt. Abraham c. Weinsarten et 900
Belmont ave- No 2I2T to 2l41: Field agt.
ArOn & Mendelsohn' July "a 1908 %" U"
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
TWO HURT IN RUNAWAY.
AutomobiList Whose Machine Fright
- .cncd Horse Refused to Stop.
rRy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

Middletown, " Y, July 2G-J NJ sproul and
Mrs Joseph Fisher Of Northampton. were seri-
ously injured near here to-day in a runaway.
An unknown automobiles, whose machine had
frightened the horse refused 10 stop his machine
when called upon TO do So
Mrs. Fisher and Mr.. Sproul were thrown out
the former sustaining fractures of both arms
and internal injuries, and the latter being hurt
internally.
The accident occurred in a lonely road John
II. Morrison p well known local man. happened
10 come along n his automobile, and found the
two lying in the road He brought them to
the hospital here and then started in pursuit of
the sutomobilist who had caused the accident
a chase Of eight miles followed. but the man
escaped.
The injured persons are In serious condition
Much indignation is expressed over the affair
Farmers threaten 10 shoot the next automobile
ist who does not stop when told to do so.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor the second st
the creditor. and when judgment hed
Da Silva. Moses Isaac. and Henry Gobetz- 90.
November ). 1857 $500 40
July 10 ieoS i..''.,e - D.4.9. 241 u
Cialevtz Louis-D. I4evnsky s. 1908. 500 30
1905 . - - ..'..a.'' o''..! ~ 81. ~ p. SIS
Same-Same: April "a 1906 Observation-Disclosures. TO65
Same-Sania: July 9 1905. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALI Ernest il. Finesan; July i6. 1e0S..... 81 %
MeFetrdse. William H-Edward = McFetridse
Mary z. Burger-F NJ. Marks: June q,
1905 -. 1.155
Scheisinger Henry W. and Henry V. Bium-C.
Schuz John LII Benyakar: November IT. 1905. us %
ary 90 1909 ': e''-''" o.. ." 1oss 10
Same-Same: January 90 Observation-Disclosures. 10
Same-Same: May I6 1902. ....... Ills 90
Witt. SamueB. Jacobs ct al; October IT. 1904.
Woodward Robert S.-H. A. Lathsm; July 1906 81 SIS
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
MECHANICS LIENS.

Gath ST.. No. III East: James Mccarthy & CO..
Co. donraetqls l,-p.. - ,-'F. i's.9 s1so
'9 6a5 5 No %steE s E5 zane cog Ss HTs9ss 5 Baehe
csSs s Owe 1Ss wssr Rsi5 Rs AbT@6am an
Grand nd'os St.. Nos 376 and as; Norfolk st., Nos
81 and 81: agt. State Bank. owner: Walter
Reid CO. GSn'r9eorsi 3s :s 9's
thinner. owner William II. DurnbeTs,
Bambereer. owner Walter Reid Co. con
Madison ave Nos. ire and i774: August ii
Killers agt' Julian Benedict, owner: Morris 600
1929 st. 5. $; I7S It. v: Of Amsterdam: ave.
Construction Company. owner; Joseph Relssman
l44Sh ST. n = 400 II " OF broadway. 5o19oii:
l52d st. $ s. i75 H. W. Of Amsterdam ave.
I25zOs,lI; John Dahimeyers Son ast same 30
l44th st.. n s. 300 IT, ". Of Broadway. 5Oxs9il;
isss6 ;s9,ss !, 100 Z v Of Amsterdam
Madison saH owner SIs And And S235roGs9T 27 S ~; M 16s
agt Julian Benedict, owner and contractor. I2s
'sd st. ,aS. NG "a East s,. Paul kpd9lad %sla c.
-. CO. contractors @ ,sa; $500
J. sewaii agt Morris Bernstein ana DsSid ,ti1 Pei
Amsterdam ave $. e. corner le8d ST.. iio1l25; ''OV
same sst same $500
Isaac schianger. owner; Spies & Betholz.
samuel Fritz. owner ana controctor:. $50
agt New York CITY Extension and Missionary
Society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
owner: Walter Reid & Co. contractors. ........ GO
1s1th 3 q. 20 r. W. OF CaInbTeing ave
5oEI0o; George b. Raymond ast. Patrick J.
Moffat and contractor. ............. S3a
Hamilton Place. n. G. l40th ST.. lC0XI0s.6:
sam Lanes agt Miller Realty Company owner
end cop!roctoT :................ sos
list st. No. 1l3 East; James w. Conon agt r.
~ Derby. owner; William Henderson.
ll3th st, No 325 East: IndelH & Conforti Co
49, ast antonio spinsln and coutrotor I75'
EIospect ave. ~ corner Fox i55 6xi22x
rintSSs.' hlngston Hammer agt Hercules
,aIeaiy company. snd contractor. $50
toth st. No 3l5 20 321 West: James T Riley agt
andrea AVltabie. owner: z. c. Ia Monte con
s,b SFaseF sSe .or,.- ,;,:, 80,
o. FeEsons aSt. Louis Welnsteln owner .
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
MOB ATTACKS ROUNDSMAN.
Attempt to Rescue Agitator at WATERS
Strike Results in Small Riot.

Hundreds of men, women and boys IN syinpatny
with striking walters in a restaurant III utaiit
straa+ last evening attacked Roundsman Walsh, OF
the Delaney street station. when he arrested lsa
dore Moskowitz, one of the disturbers. He was
showered with all kinds of missiles ana one stone
bruised his left hand A rumor that he was Oeins
killed reached the station and the reserves ~
t,,,-;o1 o,,+ Frour men were locked up. and many
more yeT dubbed by the before the crowd
stopped the demonstration. ,a u-l,o,, 70
The reserves found Walsh hard pressed Ihey re-
loved him of Noskowitz, and arrested Max MrOh-
inbero Samuel Risenfeld and Samuel DonnhaL
The crowd gathered in front OF the st5tlol a oe
while the prisoners being arralgneQ anu w.,
So noisy that the reserves had TO drive them away
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
FOR THE BRUNSWICK S4O0,0OO
STRUCTURE A SEVEN STORY HOTEL IN UPPEh
MADISON AVENUE
Found for the Maria apartment HouA so800 IVES
Side Deal
STRUCTURE Il

R. wilmarth Appleton has sold for e. V. Loew
the Hotel Brunswick, a seven story structure, at
the southwest corner of seth ST and Madison ave-.
for about $4,000. The property has frontage of
25s feet in Madison and 1sS feet in seth St.
with depth OF 1cos feet in the street The build
ing will be extensively altered
Calder & Levy and Sheldon & Becker have sold
for Jonas B. We'll and Jacob Wolf the Maria. a
story elevator apartment house. Nos. 527 and
529 West 124th ST. on plot 52xlo0.1 feet.
Albert VESSEL has sold Nos. 76 and 11s West S1st
ST.. two five story double apartment houses, on a
plot 75xe0x1O0 feet, for N0S0O0.
Archibald c. Gunther, the author. has sold 10
Gustavus L. Lawrence No. 66 West 52d ST., four
story brownStone front dwelling house, on a lot
2Oxl00.5 feet. l60 feet east of 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
DESMOND puNNE ANSWERS WINTER.

Desmond Dunno. Commissioner of Public Works,
who is acting Borough President in the absence of
Mr. Coler is aroused over the statement issued by
President Winter of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company charging that public officials particularly
Mr. Coler. had Obstructed the building of new
trolley lines in Brooklyn. and that the work of
yesterday said:
Let Anthony Brady his mouthpiece, Mr. Win
ter say where we are blocking the development Of
his system in the direction in which they have a
legal right extend It, and if he able to indicate
any such l would like to ask him il he proposes
on these lines to give the same kind of SER
vice patrons of the old lines have 10 put up with
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

153d ST. s. e. corner Park ave-; for a one story
frame shed. 3Ox5O Antonio Gaggiano, owner ,
18TH st. n s. i34i IT. w. OF East River: for
story frame shop 50x6O; De La Versue
Machine Company. owner; William Langton. 49,
Park ave w e. opposite i5oth ST. Merose
yard for a story brick toilet. 1I.6x9.s:
New York Central & River RailrOad
Company. owner: p. Boardman architect. 9Gj
Hull ave. W. 251 54 II. Of WoOdlawn Road;
for fve story and basement frame dwell
G w RuhI architect ,O''O" ~. ee. ..... o 25OOC
ST. Lawrence ave. W. s. IsI It. s. Of
Road; for story frame dwelling house.
21x55; William Orr. owner P. H. McDOnough.
Decatur W. s. 22O5 #. $. of 2OOth st; for
and one-half frame dwelling
tave p Muller architect 4.a''e'' . o''e. 400,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool July 2S-Arrtved steamers Californian (Er)
Parkln New Orleans: DahOme (BF). Gorst Halifax
and 81 Johns. y F.
Dover. July 20-PaFsed steamers Coleman (BT) Chad
wick Antwerp for New Orleans; 90. Admiral Bor-
(NcFl. Reiuertsen. Wshaua for Rotterdam
Lizard. July 2a-The Hamburg American steamer
Kaserin Auguste Vivtoria from New YORK for III, m
Outh.. CheFbcurE and HAMBURG Communication
by wireless telegraph with the station az T:s5
OueensloWn July 29-Arrved. steamer Friesand CRels)
boSers Phtladelphla for Liverpool taRd pFOceelod
i24a n. sailed. :teamer Majestic CBr) HAYES (frou
LiVerpoOD. New York.
Shields. July 2a-Satled.
Inndnnl. Ns
Eavrr July 24-AFFivsd steamer Cxonian tFsr1 pictt-
son. New Orleans lor Bremen "
Antwerp. July s-saed. steamer HothaEn Nseton (Bs,
Aa.estoa New YORK NNe'
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The Sheriff received attachment for 81. .26S "a yes
ferdav against property of the Frederick X Fish.
jr Company stock brokers. at No. a Broadway. in
favor OF Irwin c. Garversick for money deposited
with the company June 12, TO be used as mar
gin for the purchase and sale of stocks. deputy
sheriff served a copy Of the attachment on a third
party. The office furniture is claimed by a realty
company. -
The Sheriff has received an attachment for $40
against property OF David Kleppel furrier. at NO.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At u vesey BY Joseph P Day: PSI TO 205 129h St
n 1919 of Sth 76x9t IL; & story bk ten h;
shers sale Of an right title etc which Crescent Mer
Holden & r. attys: n J Hayes. sheriff; st Georges q
crescent s. $3.50 # OF Van Cortlandt ave. 25.4x
1855 3x irreg . story dwg Katie Markert agt Z F
Kurz ct al: Isdore solomon atty; Isaac Phillips. ref;
mtge s25oo 61 and l6S Iexngton ave corner 3Oth
of rights title which Brandon Realty Co had
May % 1905, since H jackson. atty; Hayes
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Govern Frank W. Higgins OF
Oiean AsTOR-L. J. Parker. Y s. A.. ana i. A.
Cropp. of Honolulu. BELVEDERESIA f. Bitar
Schulz Of Isle Of Pines G. Blair WoodToT NJ Of
hamton HOFFMAN-H VI. Tapley, of Havana
and H. Kenneberg. of BuenOs Ayres: HOLLAND
George D. Crabbs. Of Cincinnati. IMPERlAL-S.
Harrison Wagner. Of New Haven MURRAY HILL
Stephen .. Field. Of Stockbrdge Mass; PARk
AVENUE-F. F. Bacon, of Manila. WALDORF
ASTORIA W. A. WinbCrn. Of Savannah
GOTHAM-Coonel F. c. Bechn. of Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

It was announced last night that the Shuberts
had obtained control of the Lincoln Theatre. now
in course Of erection at Goth street and Broadway
Walter y. Lawrence will be the manager of the
house. 1t is expected TO open in September.
William A. Brady who has leased the Manhattan
Theatre until such time the Pennsylvania Rail-
tunnel reaches it, is said to arranged for
the erection of theatre on the site when the
tunnel is built.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
TO ENLARGE WEST ST. BUILDING.

Plans have been filed with Buildings superin-
tendent Murphy for enlarging the six story loft
building at Nos 1913 and 1874 West St. owned by
Gustav Vintschger and leased by Mark & Co,
importers seventh story is to be added and a
new seven story annex erected on the lot at No.
1876 West 81 The two upper floors of the enlarged
building will be fitted as offices and the other
stories devoted to lofts. The improvements are TO
cost S50O00,I according TO the estimate of ROOs
& Rnnraem the architects.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
TRAMP SHOOTS DEPUTY SHERIFF.

Batting Hollow, Long Island, July 26.-George A.
Stweli a deputy sheriff of Wading River. was
shot and probably fatally injured this evening by
a man whom he arresting tramp Still
well was shot through the head, and cannot re-
cover The tramp had been lettering about the
village during the afternoon and evening. The
country Is being searched for the criminal by Off.
GERS and posses.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
q BROADWAY PARTITION SUIT.

An action has been begun in the Supreme Court
by Schuyler Hamilton against William PiersOn
Hamilton and other persons as trustees, for .the
partition and sale of oNs 227 and 229 Broadway, a
store and Office building plot 46xl4Ox Irregular,
northwest corner of Barclay 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
LIS PENDENS.

Broadway Nos 227 and 229 Schuyler Hamilton agt.
William p Hamilton al partition; attorney. II.
station
julius Davidson agt John A. Serrel Specific perform
ancel; attorney. s. NJ Fischer
Gath st.. Nos. 253 and 255 West; Thomas J. McGrath
Thomas r. (specihc psrformance) attorney.
S. Graham
Bathgate &. 1I5th ST.. 1Osxl126N frFeg
ulaF: Harlem Savings Bank Edwin Bedel al.
foreclosure OF mOrtgage) attorney F. b. Wightman.
10th st. Nos 3O5 and 3OT West: Charles H. Stoddard
ag Patrick Farnan al (spechc performance) attor-
ney. G. A Stearns.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27

contractor =
jackson ave. No. 6sT; sam Levy agt jaime, T.
Patton owner: Z. II. Strauss. contractor.
Park ave- n O. corner l7sth ST.. 1OGxlo1z; fnitlp
Weber ast Frank M. Patterson, owner: VIII
lam Grammer. controetor p 49,;
against New York City Church Extension ana
Missionary SOcity Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church owner; Walter Reid & Co.. contractors
WISE ave- W. g. l02l u. g. of Home 81. t2uNi''
Mueller Brothers agt. Abraham A. SilherOers
and John saul owners and contractors.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IA vesey st-By Joseph Day: ?O59 and 2061 Mad-
son ave. n g corner both 80 1lX35 hve brk
Elizabeth Hafner agt Edgar Logan 81 al; Allen &
S attys; W II Williams ref due jSeS 20;
etc to 9; 1853 112th =.
345 n " Of Sd ave. 16Sx1OO 10: story dwlg
Max Levine agt Henry John. indv and al; w
Orr atty: GUggenhelmer. ref amt due. S2.4lO 81:
taxes $50 So Colde & Cohen. Of adjoining
property, 800
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Amerika reported yesterday at 122O
l3O miles OF that station She will prob
ably dock OF about II a =
The reported sable Island yesterday AT .
m miles OF that station She VIII PROB
ably dock about s q. m. tomorrow.
The ST. Louis reported TO Cape Race at 10 a. m yes
erday miles southeast OF that station she VIII
probably tomorrow about p
Lorraine reported Sable Island yesterday AZ I'D
a. when of the sable Island station She will prob
ably dock to-day about D.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
ESTATE SELLS AN EAST SIDE PARCEL

Leon S. Altmayer has sold for Frederick Zwick-
ert. Kate KOrsteger, Josephine Ludwig and Flora
Buggle all heirs of the Zwickert estate, TO client
the property No. SAG First ave-. four story tene-
ment house, with stores: This property has not
days ago at auction, and bought in by the
heirs, for whom Mr. Altmayer negotiated the sale
after the auction
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
FoR MUNICIPAL ICE PLANTS.

New Britain, Conn. July 2S (speciaD-The COM
Enlttee public utilities of the Common Council
last night voted 10 recommend the establishment Of
q: municipal ice plant This city and Hartford bo,
Republican. are now copsderering such an nnoYa-
ffor1
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
INVESTOR IN 43D ST. DEAL

Palmer & Finneran have sold to Jacob Herb No.
S24 West 4Sd st. a six story twenty-five family fat
house. 25xlOO feet. and resold the same to in
VeStor
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisement. admitted into shese ~o'nmns as
accommodated to the renders of The Trisn,e
,boroushIy reliable and businees be done By maj
Nth the advertiser With perfect safety
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLAN.

Lewis St. G. s.. 100 IT, n. Of Delaney St; for
two six story brick tenement houses. 81 6xs7:
Weinberg & Perelman. owners; bernstein &
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, July 26, 1905.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Baltic CBr) Smith Liverpool july IS and
Queenstown 49, to White star Line with Ssl cabin
and 6T2 steeage passengers mails and mdse Arrived
steamer PTinz WiIheln-I Dutch Fyboer Paramaribo
July a. Arrived at the Bar at S:Sl m
Steamer Regina Elena Utal. RtZzO, CsirEenti
Arrived at the Bar at midnight. July %.
Steamer OBJ CaFFutheFs Calcutta Nay 25 "a
Norton Son. with mdse. Arrived at the BAR at mid
Steamer New York Dutch tanA) Julfs Rotterdam June
"a TO Philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived the
Steamer America CSor) Osterwald Port Antonio July
20 70 the Atlantic Fruit Company. with fruit Arrived
the Bar at a n.
70 the Tweedie Trading Company. IN belfast Left quar-
steamer city o. Memphis. Dreyer Savannah July a. to
The Ocean steamship Company with passengers mdse
Left Quarantine at 5:25 q m.
Steamer Uller (SOrl Larsen. Barbados IL TO L "
mdse Arrived az the Bar az $50 a m ~
Steamer Epson tfr). Cox Shields July H. 20 Punch
Edye q Co N ballast Arrived at the Bar at ESQ m
Funch. Edge Co with mdse. Arrived al tine Bar at
20 the Old Dominion Ss Co. with passengers ana mdse
Left Quarantine AZ 3:4S m
steamer Maraval tBrf Hunter Trinidad July Is and
Grenada ~. 70 the Trinidad Shipping and Trading 60
with 16 passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the Bf
steamer Ask DAM Hansen. Baracoa July ~ to the
Sandy Hook n J. July o. ESQ p m-wlnd calm: clear.
SAILED.
Steamers Ia Provence (Frl yIavre: Ayu,erie sr, Dun
edn. Wellington. Auckland etc; Clara Philade-
Rlls CNtet = = ~ SsIse = - o. NO %
Havana and Vera cruz Gut Hell GER Havana Hugoma
Mayaguez Aguadiila etc; Mae. Knshts Key Fla JeTer
yannah Arkansas CDanl. PhiAdelphiS weoTsiie C5s5
Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 4:51 Sunset 721 Moon sets 11;O2 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
A.M.-Sandy Hook II :49i Gov. Island - Hell Gate
PM-Sandy Hook II so Gov. Island 1900 He'll Gate loS
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Charles Wagner, known the tattoo artist" q"
gas sent to jail yesterday for eleven days by Pre-
siding Justice Deuel. IN Special Sessions for dis
fguring'' the arms and neck of eleyen-year-oId
Daniel Spurdett. OF No. 20 Mott street
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27

Destination and steamer. Clos. IN n 7.
New Zealand, Australia (eSceFt Wes0,
New Caledonia. samoa. Hawaii and
Fiii Islands-Sonoma (via san
eiscos July y 1880 m
Hawaii japan, Corea and Philippine
Islands-DOTc Cva San FTancisco) July 81 I2SOa
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
The
ALMANAC
FOR 1906
On SaIs al All Nswsstands
Frice rs Cents
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington July 2G-The condition Of the Treas
ury at the beginning Of business to-day was as
follows:
Gold coin and bullion -si'O'VO
TRUST FUND TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING CERTIFI-
GATES.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
JUDGME ENTS.

The following judgments filed yesterday. July s.
the first name in each case given being that OF the
debtor:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27

BY request Of George Voss. counsel for Inspector
ehmitrberger the trial OF the inspector on charges
has been postponed until Wednesday The
case the first on the trial calendar yesterday
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27

Superintendent Lowry Of the O'Rourke Construc-
tion Company was arrested yesterday By order Of
Captain Iantrs OF the Fast 5ist street police
ton on 2 charge Of criminal negligence in connec-
sson with the caVe-fn IN the Park avenue tunnel
yesterday morning. The four injured men are still
IN the Flower Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27

By request OF Deputy Assistant District Attorney
MCGUIRE. the hearing Of the i've arrested in
Wall Street for alleged manipulation OF state tax
stamps has been postponed. An important witness
ls said 10 be out of town.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27

dinner 1ilI be held aboard the Russian yolun-
.cef feet steamer SInoensk, lying of 18th
street. South Brooklyn. tonight. she viii be open
fCr 9gbiis iasseeIlpg tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-27

'Brinss mall.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-18
POLICY HOL LOERS
MOVING SLOWLY.
Claimants Cause Surprise
by Their Delay in Draw
ing Sum Of 81, 100000
AGREEMENT SIGNED


The Fireman's Fund Insurance Com
pany, having more than $1.500.000 re-
naming in hand to pay out to policy
holders and having announced that
fact, is surprised that the people are
not coming after the money. Last
week the payment of a 20 per cent
installment of the total sum due on
account OF fire losses was begun. The
company then had on hand more than
$2,000.OO0 for the first payment. When
the hour arrived for beginning pay
ments a line was formed on California
street that extended from Montgomery
TO Sansome and filled up the interior
Of the offices Of the company in the
basement at the southwest corner Of
Sansome and California streets.
On the second day of paying the line
fell off entirely. a brisk business was
done, however. inside the offices in
the business fell off again. Yesterday
on reopening after Sunday the offices
were hardly filled at any time.
The policy holders in the Fireman's 5
fund Insurance Company continue to
sign the agreement to accept so per
cent in cash and so per cent in stock of
the company, but there>are still a num-
Der who have not signed, principally
due to the fact that there appears to be
an impression that half having signed
ii will not be necessary for the re-
mainder to do So This is OF course
wrong, as the plan in order to be sue
cessfully carried out must be approved
and agreed to by practically all of the
policy holders.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-18
RELIEF WORKERS
FAIL TO AGREE.
Divided on. Question Of
Sending an Agent East
to Look After Funds
PHELAN NOT ALARMED

A
Regarding the relief funds held at
Washington l can only repeat what |
said Saturday. that it is my personal
opinion that someone should be sent
to Washington to represent the Reiief
Corporation at the meeting OF the di-
rectors of the National Red cross,
when the matter of the disposition OF
the Washington fund will come up.
Thus spoke L. w. Dohrmann, wee
president of the Relief Corporation,
yesterday, after the question had been
threshed out at an unofficial meeting or
the executive committee at the Uni
versity Club during the lunch hour.
President Phelan, however, had dl1-
ferent view to give out:
In my opinion" said Phelan, 1t
would be absurd to send a representa-
tive to Washington at this time, Tor
there is no necessity for it. The Red
Cross fund will be turned over to the
corporation. In fact, a resolution of
such intention has already been adopt
ed by the National Red Cross direc-
tors"
While the chiefs disagree, the plan
to have some one go to Washington
to show the corporations right to the
$1,S00,000 held there hangs In the air.
At the meeting of the committee
yesterday the whole matter was put
into Phelan's hands, he being head OF
the financial department OF the corpor-
alton. At today's meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee the subject Will be
further discussed and action probably
taken.