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New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
TRIED TO BORROW BATTLEsHIp.
Hearst Alderman Wanted TO Treat Tammany
Friends to Day Excursion.

Alderman Jimmy Lawlor tried this week bor-
row battleship from the commandant Of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, so that he could give his
friends an excursion down the bay Alderman
Frank Dowling put Lawlor up to it. Lawlor who
was elected on the Republlcan-Hearst ticket from
the old I'd Assembly District. in BROOKLYN used ~
be mechanics helper in the navy yard. and while
there became more less used TO naval affairs
Alderman Dowling set up the cigars for LawIor one
day recently and then said: i WIG
Say. Lawlor, the Tammany men in the hoard
have been treating you pretty well. Why don't voi
do something for them?" - ~ '"u
II sure will as soon as get opening said
Lawlor. W
why don't you get Of those navy ward bos+a
and take US all down the bay?' suggested DorIi1~
That's Just what TIL do, said I.awlor he to1S
some OF his official stationery and wrote a letter
days loan OF a Warship 0
what kind OF an answer did you set?" 1aUIor
asked yesterday.
Why. Goghlan, who is an Irishman like myself
lor. that he had loaned out several warships 10
aldermen and other city officials but that as soon
one OF them got back the yard he would let
me know. and could come around and borrow H.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
Yesterday with the Clerk Of the United States Dis
trct Court:
William F. MOhr. maker OF furniture -Involun-
try petition rled by three creditors with claims as
follows: Peter Schneder's Sons & Co. 81. .468; the
Mutual Bank. $500 and Henry T. Telrick jr
Sl,lS6. Preferential payments alleged. Wilbur
larremore, No 80 Liberty street. appointed re-
ceiver, with his bond $4,000 The petition states
that Mohr is manufacturer of high class furniture
at Willow avenue, between bath and 135th streets
with selesrOom at No. l12 West 42d street II Is
said that the manufactured goods now on hand to-
gether with the real estate and the expensive
furniture manufacturing plant worth $500 OOO
and that there is at present hand. furniture in
the course OF completion, 10 the value of $4,000
Alfred Moses, involuntary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
show debts of $1.739 and assets Of $3.50 The princ
pal creditors are Spirp & Hrsch. No. 20 Nassau
alleged bankrupts tools and fixtures have est-
mated value of $460
John a. Doonan. involuntary bankrupt.-Sched-
ules show debts of S2 142 and $22 197 The
principal creditors Lucius ]. Wadil $7OOO A.
A Doty 5000 both secured by mortgage on real
estate. The principal unsecured creditors are j.
Charles Hanknson. No 90 Watts street, S5,412: F.
Redmond. No. $50 Hudson street. $780, Thomas y.
Brady, No 1l23 Broadway, $1,000. The assets consist
OF real estate at No. % Domnick street. valued at
$1,000: cash $780, clothing, $50; ACCOUNTS s. 1885, life
insurance policy. 5000; deposited In bank SIG
G. L. Schuyler & CO-Schedues show debts of
,O6S and assets. The principal creditors are
Stetson, Cutler & Reisman, 5000: Holcomb & Cas-
der, s52s3 J. L. Eastman Flooring Company. of
Saginaw. Mich, $3.50
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
ROCKS WRECK HOUSES.
Uncovered Blast Does Heavy Dam
are IN The Brona- -I'sco Hart.

An uncovered blast al 196th street and Cliff
ton avenue, in The Bronx, was set off last even
ing, wrecling four houses and injuring two
women, neither of them seriously The blast
shook the country for blocks. block of stone
weighing nearly three hundred pounds smashed
through the side of the house of Marshal George
Donnelly, at No. 2111 Clifton avenue. Just
missing Mr. Donnellys head it continued into
the next room. 1t left hole in the side of the
house big enough to drive a horse through.
Across the street is the home of George Nc
vey. who is employed in the Controllers office.
The rock which demolished most OF his house
was thrown through the roof and the floor Of
the attic. The ceiling fell Julia Bunsky,
servant in the room below, striking her TO the
floor but not injuring her seriously
Another rock smashed the side OF the house
occupied by Joseph Martin, in Clifton avenue
three hundred yards from the blast, wrecking
the upper part of the house Still another one
crashed through the house of James Poteg. at
No 2124
Miss Clara Schultz. the daughter Of Charles
r. Schultz. Bronx real estate dealer, was hit
on the head by small rock and knocked down
She was attended by her family physician, who
said that her injuries were not grave.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
YOUNG GIRL STOLE TO FURNISH HOME
Took Watch and LOcket from Mother and
Gave Proceeds to Man.

In order to get money to so to housekeeping as
she herself explained. Annie Sautton, thirteen years
old whose family lives at No 10 Dey street Jersey
City. stole from her mother gold watch. valued
$780, and a gold locket. said to be worth 500. The
police are looking for Michael ColstOn, OF No. 519
St. Pauls avenue. TO whom the girl said she was
TO have been married their housekeeping
arrangements were complete The girls mother
has preferred a charge of abduction against Col
ston
The Sautton girl disappeared from home last
Monday and nothing had been seen heard of her
until this morning when heI sister Mary met her
in Hoboken avenue. Annie taken before Judge
Manning in the Second Criminal Court. She re-
fused TO divulge the whereahou OF Colston, and
was held on charge of larceny. She acknoWl-
edged that she had taken the watch and locket and
said that she had pawned them and given the
money 10 Colston for Housekeeping purposes.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
WILLIAM q. cAHILL DEAD.

William B. Cahill once well known actor, died
yesterday at his home. No 22o2 Seventh avenue. He
had suffered from partial paralysis for long time
Six years ago Mr. Cahill was planning to make Il
farewell tour in East Lynne" With the husband
Of Ada Gray, who had made a reputation as weep
ing isabel" in East Lynne Mr. Cahill going
TO his house, and on lighting a match the head
Of the stairs stepped back and fell the length of
the flight. His spine injured, and he was par
TALLY paralyzed. He was invalid ever after
His widow and his daughter Helena survive him
Mr.. Cahil was born in Ireland. and came TO this
country with Miss Lydia Thompson. He later
engaged by A. NJ Palmer for his stock company
and he also played engagement with Dion Rouci-
caut and one with Charles Couldock. IN Irish Char
acJers. He was in the original cast of Hazel
Kirke" at the Madison Square Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Aug. 16, 1906.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Pennsylvania Ger. Knuth. Hamburg August
Boulogne and Plymouth g. to the Hamburg American
Line. with cabin and 569 passengers and
Yndse Arrived az 1O:s5 p m 18th.
81 Laurent tFrl JOhan, Havre ., 10
age passengers and mdse. Arrived the Bar al 4I
steamer Tagus ,3r) Laws Barbados July 81 Trini-
dad August l. La 2 a (.artaSena 5
passengers mails and mdse. Arrived Bar at am
steamer Caabria tB1. COveriey. Leshorn July 90
Naples August and Palermo 2. Henderson Brothers
cabin and I33 steerase passengers and mdse
Steamer Manoa (Br>. Fraser. Demerara July .,
bados and Martinique %, Dominica -. Antigua and
St Kits 80 st CrOix and ST Thomas August o TO a
Z Ou,erbridge Co. with sugar Arrived at the Bar
steamer Ciraecia ter Jacobs ST Marie july 81 Por,
u August 1. MiragOane g. Aux Caves T. Jacmel
American Line. with II passengers. mails and mdse
Arrived at $50
steamer AIhis tSOrl Chrstoffersen Baracoa Aur,,s,
anu SOma 10 TO NJ Arrue with fruit Arrived a,
Bar a
steamer AIianca sukerforth colon August 10 - M.
Panama Railroad Steamship Line with as passeneerS
mails and mdSe. Arrived at the Bar 5;25 D m.
FL cid, Baker. Galveston 4bo
Southern Pacific Company, with mdse Left Quarantine
Steamer CITY Of Atlanta Fisher savannah Angus, IA y,
steamship Company. with passengers ana mdss
Left Quarantine 8:25 a
Steamer Princess Anne Catherine Newport NeUs ana
Norfolk. the Old Dominion Steamship Company win
passengers and mdse Left Quarantine az 3;41 ? m
Sandy Hook, J. Aug l6 S:26 m--wind south light
breeze; clear.
Steamers Jefferson Norfolk Nevpor; News: FL Rio
Galveston; Cy Of Macon, Savannah: a
Havre Heltg Olav tDanl. Chrstiania ald Copenha
Cher Nor'' Baracca; Numur tNo-). PORT Antonio.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
NEGROES DISCUSS EQUALITY.
Niagara Movement Now Organized in Thir-
ty-two states-Its Objects.

Harper's Ferry. W. Va. Aug. 16.-At to-days
meeting Of the Niagara Movement, in which
Negroes from many states are seeking to pro-
mote Negro equality, reports were read by the
secretaries for the states OF Illinois Maryland
New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Penn
sylvania and Minnesota. The reports empha-
sized the organized nature of the movement
among the Negroes Of thirty-tWo states. They
pointed out the activity Of the Negroes in the
Northern states who opposed appropriations in
aid Of the jamestown Exposition on the ground
thar the state of Virginia had disfranchised
Negro men and had established separate car
systems and referred 10 the Negro opposition to
the Railroad Rate bill. The reports set out that
the movement was organized TO give prominence
to certain definite principles. among which was
the abolition OF all distinctions based on color.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor. the s.cor,,
that Of the creditor, late when iudgment
filed:
Driver, river, Frank LII R. Bateman; March 10.
Elliott Iobn 8 M t,ov,. $500 81
Forbes lS"g charles F. o. 1.; l55 81
and Lawrence F. Carroli-Peope etc;
EeI Haro1 H. lSg4 3vacated) 5000 90
Kraft Rudopb-tiriffor S1 SaE ~. 1901 -. 1s1 So
March 26. 1902. ............ e a. 90.
Mosk0wi'z ING Joseph,J { Orr ct all September SV0s
piScus isOF He1TT HfenneelI9d' ,;;,c 6,sOs %
seifsr5 GeorEemE e6 sehaefer brewing
iernnP teP5uary 60 1899 (cancelledl 2s2 os
Ilmole Jacob-G Gosng; August 2s 1897 "
SAM Haffen ct al; January ST. 1895
''"n'el'ed' s27 s5
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
EOREIGN P0RTe

Liverpool 15-AFrived steamer Majestic sF3rl Hayes
New York via Queenstown.
Queenstown Aug 1d. 1888 m-Sailed steamer Baltic
thrl smith tfrom LiverpooD. New York.
Southampton, Aug 16-Sailed n Plata tFir
Ilagnnl. New York via BGrbadoCS. Colon and
Kingston.
Hull. l5-SEtled steamer Idaho
and New
Isle Wight Aug l6-Passed. New York eNitch
Tank, Julfs, Rotterdam for New York.
81 CTOix, Aug Is. m-Seiled. KOFona ,F3r,
CaTmchael tfrom Barbadoes. York
leshOru. Aug l5-ArTtved. steamer PeFlga (Y{rb
New York Naples and
Thomas Aus l6. I p m--Arrived. steamer p.r,,,,.
(BUl. Carey. New York for Demerara eVc = :, -
sailed steamer Trinidad (Brl. Williams tfrcm
Hioso. aug ls-Arriyed previously. steamer FOxlev
Hons KOnE RLd shanghai
Tafrasona Aug 1T-Sailed steamer Cftta a Nras4,r,
tltal). DemeO. New York. ''N
havana, AUS is-ssued steamers Domingo dc Lay
rlnasa (bEls Arnold (trOm B1enos Ayrss and NJ
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
VAN ALsTYNE MAY SEE CHILD

Mrs. Isabella Van Alstyne appeared in the Su-
pFeme Court yesterday to answer the writ habeas
corpus sued out by her husband. Guy c. Van
Astyne. 20 regain the custody OF their three-year-
old son. Darcy Van Alstyne. Van Alstyne says
he was allowed by court order 20 his child, but
that his wife prevented 81
Mrs. Van Alstyne denied allegations that she was
addicted 20 the use OF intoIicants and drugs and
that she was not at 70 have the custody OF the
child. She alleged her husband not a az
person TO have the care OF the boy. and that he
ought not 20 be allowed 10 see him. The writ was
dismissed. Van Alstyne is 20 see the child once
week; Mrs. Van Alstyne guarantees not TO take
the child out OF the jurisdiction OF the court.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
BLACK HAND" WARNS INFoRMERs
italians Who Told of Naturalization Frauds
Ordered to Leave Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. Aug I6-Three Italians. G. Miguel
Doninick Carutz and Castro Caratto who gave
the United States Secret Service information yes
teray concerning naturalization frauds, to-day told
Chief Operative Griffin that an attempt had been
made or their lives. They also received warning
TO leave town.
The notice evidently came from members OF the
BLACK Hand" as it bore five crosses and hand
drawn in black ink. The men said they were
awakened to-day bv pistol shots in the rear of their
home and when Caritto went TO the window 70
investigate q bullet passed over ms nead anu NJ
lodged in the ceiling of the room Ass1i aiioeS u
protection given the men
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
BIG BROOKLYN DEAL.
ABOUT ey2OO LOTS SOLD.
City Buys Site for Firehouse IN
UMte Plains Road.

The Mclaughlin Real Estate Company has sold
10 the Ozone Real Estate and Improvement Com
pany a tract OF about sixteen hundred lots In L'o-
erty ave. near the county line. IL has also bought
the Dwyer farm. Of about six hundred lots oe-
t.oon Nostrard and F1atbush aves south OF King 8
Highway.
The city has bought plot. 51x1oo feet on the
vest side of White Plains Road 900 feet south Oh
Morris ave- Van Nest for 5000 three story
brick f1rehOse will be erected on the site =,
The BROAD Exchange Company has bougnt no. 81
Broad 81 from Harry L. TOplitz. complete re-
mort of the purchase will be found In another
0OIvJ
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
ANTARCTIC HUNT FOR SEA ELEPHANT.
National Historian Will Accompany whal-
ing Expedition TO Kerguelin Island.

The New Bedford whaler Daisy will sail for the
Antarctic Ocean early in September under the
command Of Captain Cleveland. She will have
aboard A J. Klein. faxldermst attached 20 the
American Museum of Natural History who is
going Kerguelin Island. litte-known land. to
gather skins OF sea elephants and TO collect data
Of animal and bird life and fora OF this island
which is in size about 20 by 80 miles and uninhab
fted-
The expedition Will be under the joint auspices
Of the American Museum Of Natural History and
the Brooklyn Museum On the last voyage Captain
Cleveland. who is Of the best known Of the
New Bedford whalers. obtained several skins OF
sea elephants. out as he did not know how 10 pre-
them they were spoiled Mr.. Klein will be
gone about twelve fifteen months
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

I.eyden st, g. s. 1876 e. OF Tuenisen Place;
for two story frame signal tower % 6x12; New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
pany. owner; D. r. Collins. architect. 81 200
124th st! n. e.. 176 IT. ". OF lst ave: for six
KSDIan S'tS O1nsT F Pshs@ arcRitsct 5000
Lewis-st, e., 100 Il n. of Delaney ST.. for two
six story brick tenement houses, 25xsT: NJ
Fisher. owner: sommerfed Stecxler archi-
ST. Nicholas ave- q corner l5sth st for a hve
owner; Moore fandsisdsl architects SoS'' $4,000
18th e. g.. 4143 n ". of ist ave for a six
story brick tenement and store. 4OxS75; Good
s. sohupper, owners: Bernstein &
Audubon ave-. W corner 111st St; for three
FIVE story brick tenement houses 4OxP5; l. o.
Cohen owner: l. y J. weiher architect ~ 100 OOO
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
MRS. vERRAULT CHARGES DISCRETION
Matrimonial Heroine Asks Warrant for Ar.
rest of Husband

Mrs. Helen Bina Hamilton Verrault accom-
panied by her ever present friend Mrs. J. Penn
bertOn Browne. visited the Essex Market court
yesterday and asked Magistrate Sweetser, who
is sitting there. for a warrant for her husband,
George T. Verrault, on the grounds of desertion
After Magistrate Sweetser found out that she
lived at No. 323 West SD street he said that he
could not issue warrant and that she must
apply for II in the West Side court What
brought the two women to Essex Market court
for warrant seems 10 be a mystery.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
TRY TO WRECK AN IRON MILL.
Company Says Attack Was Due to Union
Contractors Disagreement

Norristown. Penn, Aug 16-Having over
powered the watchman. Charles Riley at the
nuzzie of a pistol. a score Of men last night at
tempted to wreck the new 100000 iron mill
which is being erected by the Longmead iron
Company in Conshohocken. near here. That the
mill was not pulled down is due prooapN 10
o.. ,,e,,nariance of the men in running a hoist
ing engine The damage wrought Will be sew
eral thousand dollars. The watchman says ne
was kept a prisoner for more than an hour'
The V,reckers set the boiler house on fire, ana
a workman gave an alarm. The main supports
of the work had been unbolted. the boiler ruined
COW the attack was aimed at the contractors
because they do not recognize union rules.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
AUTO RUNS DOWN MEN.
Tzvo Hit By Touring Car in 49d
Street.

A touring car owned and driven by ]. L. Bow
man, Of No. II West Gath street. run down Cas-
sius DAILY, Of No % West Both street, and James
wilkins. of No. 11S West 31st street. early this
morning in 42d street. near Seventh avenue
Both were taken TO Roosevelt Hospital with
bruises and other injuries none of which are
serious. Bowman was locked up in the West
37th street station He said he was running at
a normal rate of speed, and that the two men
Jumped in the path of his machine
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
THE REV. DR.. RICHARD EDDY.

Gloucester. Mass. Aug, 16,-The Rev DR. Richard
Eddy, one Of the most prominent Universalist
clergymen in New England. and well known
author and historian. dropped dead to-day the
summer home OF his son, Benjamin F. Eddy. Heart
disease from which Mr. Eddy had been suffering
was the cause of death. Mr.. Eddy seventy
four years old. He was chaplain of Company NJ
18th New York Regiment. during the Civil War
His literary work devoted almost exclusively
to religious and historical subjects. He leaves a
wife fun
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
BUCKET SHOP CASE ADJOURNED.
Mr.. Jerome to Bring John Doe Proceedings
on September IA.

When the four prisoners. George Turnor, Will
lam H Iilas James StockweH and Frederick
Bloomfield who were arrested last week on a
charge Of conducting alleged bucket shop at
No SO Broadway, under the firm name OF John A
Boardman & Co. with head offices at NO olo wan
street PHILADELPHIA were arraigred for further
examination before Magistrate Breen. in the Tombs
Police Court yesterday afternoon, District Attor-
rey Jerome appeared in person to prosecute. ..
Mr. Jerome said that he was going 10 insutute
John Doe proceedings and asked for an adjourn
ment until September H. Magistrate Breen graIteG
the adjournment and continued the four prisoners
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
LIS PENDENs.

slst st.. No l25 East y part: Margaret Maher agt
Ethel R ROugst faction to declare lien); T J. Rsgan
attorney.
Dawson ST. corner l6eSn St. 1oox26; Donald
mortsas.); II. w. sehmitE. attorney
Tsnr ave- :" 30 o1Ss 90 A. os !ozd ST. 2SsS to
WayeTly Construction Company faction 10 forecose
mechanics len): s. M s. Schulz, attorney.
186th ST.. No aie West; Mary L. steele agt Leouora
Ma14sn et al foreclosure SpiFo
vose. attorneys.
fisth ST. No. si5 West; Isaac sekosRy agt Knepper
Realty Company st al faction foreclosc mechanics
Nen9i A. J. Levy. attorney
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS

172d & 81, n $. 100 f. ". of Amsterdam ave
i6GxS6; Frank KTakOra agt. Moses Press 81 al
snIoEs Jmy ~ lso6 l0y bond 4O4s 81
Road. lOON1C0; Louis Rosenberg ct al aet
laHport Realty Company al June 2s 1905
Alsn 81: No lO4; Samuel Iifshitz Isaac IIf-
7,dat shitH :, 81 al Jannary anu Is 1908 100
,11n as Isaac a s'hlanssr ct al Angus. 9os 70
James r. Higbie agt. Syndicate Construction
onlpany ct al: August 2 1906 .......... COZ 5O
lf4ih 81, H. 3: il5 H. ". of Bathgate ave I15x
i"' John Mitchell agt. Henry Brown: August
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
ALoNZo G. sEARDsLEY.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Auburn N Y. Aug l6.-Alonzo G. Beardslev
eighty-six years old, died here on Tuesday He
was born in Venice Cayuga County, was admitted
TO the bar IN 1s4S but retired practice of
law. He was one of the incorporators of the Os-
Wego Starch Company, md for fifty years its
retary and treasurer In 1858 he began the manu-
facture of reapers and mowers. He of the
organizers of ;he Auburn Water Works. the
hrst cashier of the Exchange Bank and for many
years vice-president and director of the Cayuga
county National Bank. and of the found
ers of the First National Bank
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
TAXES RAISED ON YERKEs ESTATE.

Chicago. Aug 16-The board OF review has added
than 100000 20 the personal property assess
ments OF thirty three eststes judged 20 have been
undeTvalued by the county assessors Charles T.
Yerkess name the list OF deceased Chica ms
who failed 20 pay taxes during life on the value OF
their personal property. A back assessment OF
ID 0tn NiN for 1906 was placed against his estate
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

I'd ave; .. s. 80 II. $. OF 124th st. sOxs0: Ahra-
ham Nevins and Harry " Perelman los, NJ
ris Friedman and Elias smith '
81 Ann = ave. n ". corner 15Sth ST. SIS 2xlON.
Slate ty Heaty and Mortgage Company loans
BIN st. n e. 300 r. W. of Central Park West
SHxloo."; julia d. Sturges loans Raphael Kurz-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
JUSTICE MKEAN HURT BY TRANsom.
Glass Falls on Him in Criminal Courts Build
ing-Injury Not Serious.

Justice McKean. OF the Court Of Special Sessions,
vas knocked down and badly bruised yesterday
by a glass transom which fell from over the door
Of the justioas' chambers as Justice Mexican and
his colleagues were departing for the day The
justice was assisted back 10 the chambers ard
DR.. Lehane. of the coroners' Office attended him.
The physician said the wound serious
Ever since the Buildings Department discovered
some months ago that the Criminal Courts Build
ing was settling, persons working in and about It
have been apprehensive Of danger.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
ENLISTED MEN TO HAVE FIRST cHANcI

Washington Aug 16.-SecretaTy Taft has decided
that enlisted shall have the first chance at the
forty-eight vacancies in the grade Of second lieu
tenant in the army. An order issued some
time ago granting only a small proportion OF the
vacancies to enlisted candidates Secretary Taft's
attention was called TO the order. which discrmi-
mated against the thrty-five enlisted men who are
candidates. and he Immediately sent message
from Murray Bay asking that the order be an
n1lled and another issued which will Justice to
The enlisted men who are striving for advancement.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
coNvcTs KILL GUARD AND ESCAPE

Charleston. s c. Aug. 16.-Feigning illness three
Negroes. AlonzO Goodwin Hammond Wilson and
George Kenny, Canvcts, serving long terms on the
chain gang of the sanitary and drainage commits
sion work near Ashley Junction stayed in the
stockade to-day and after asking for water seized
and overpowered H. {. Stelo, the white guard and
cut his throat with butcher knife, killing him
Two TRUSTEES" at the stockade locked In by
the men who ranSacked the guards room, donned
civilian clothes and escaped into the nearby
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
Proposals.
pROPOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIL

Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts Navy Department
Washington. d c. until 10 O'CLOCK a, NJ Septeu-
bar H. 1906. and publicly opened inrne1iasy nereats
furnish navy yard New York. y y a quail
tity OF naval supplies follows. 90; $4,000 yards
,abOut unblesched cotton drill and l5ttO tabou Woos-
blankets Sch. 1O1 200O10 pounds tabOut canned 81
and G00O0 pounds taboutl evapcFated peachss A-
cations for proposals should designate the schedules g.
sired by number Blank proposals VIII be furnished
application 70 the navy pay ONCE. New YORK y J. q
70 the Bureau H T. HARRIS. PaymasrsT-ielall-
L. :. y. S-6-O6
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
THE BRONX BUILDING PLAN:

st; one story and basement brick dwelling
house 25IS2 feet Emily D. c Culorn owner
Angelo II. MartirO. architect; cost s3S
white Plains ave. e 6. 70 #. n OF 29Oth 81.
two three story frame store dwelling houses
iexa5 and 2Ox85: Ralph Hickox. owner; J. f.
schwnrsmith architect: ................. l4O
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
DENIES 4eLowouTs" IN TUNNEL.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company issued a
statement yesterday denying that there had been
any ''blOwouts" IN the East River tunnel. that
ths ferry house had sunk reported yester-
DAY. The stassmsnt says the old ferry hOuse on
the south side of esfh stTest closed and the
Ske, On rie north eide opened because ths latter
gAs ready 60: ooo1Ysaiou.