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New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
Association FOOTBALL.
Interest Increasing an international
Match on Staten Island.

Sir Mortimer Durand, the British Ambassador.
and Sir Percy Sanderson the British Consul
General at New York. will he among the spec
tators at the International association football
match between the All-collegiate and All-New
York teams and the famous COrinthian Football
Club Of London. which will be played the
grounds of the Staten Island Cricket and Tennis
Club, at Livingston. Staten Island. tomorrow
and Saturday. The heads of the college athletic
associations in the East have also been invited
and among those who have accepted are Dr.
MerrmiaD. Harvard; Walter Camp. Yale: Presi-
dent Nicholas Murray Butler, Columbia; H.
Gordon Brown, formerly captain of the Yale
football team. and others prominently identified
with college athletics
The Corinthians. which is the leading amateur
association football club in the world. has sent
late interest among the colleges. Every member
OF the team is an amateur in the strictest sense
of the term. The visitors will meet an all-cO,-
lesiate team Tomorrow. the members represent
ing Harvard. Princeton. Pennsylvania Yale and
Cambridge universities, while the eleven selected
10 play against the BritisheTs Saturday have
been picked from the leading amateur clubs IN
the metropolitan district.
The members Of the team will be entertained
at dinner tonight by the Society of the Sons of
St George After tO-mOrTOW's match they will
be the guests at dinner the Staten Island
cricket Club luncheon Will preCede the cricket
match TO he played on Friday between the
Corinthians and a picked team at Livingston
have been arranged for them during their brief
stay in New YQyk
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
MASTER. BAKERS MEET HERE.
MCGOWAN Addresses Joint Session Of Ma
tional and State Associations.

The annual conventions OF the National AssOcia-
tion of Master Bakers and the New York State AS
sociatlon OF Master Bakers. both OF which began
yesterday at Grand Central Palace. were formally
opened by joint meeting OF the two associations.
at which Acting Mayor McCOwan delivered ad-
dress or welcome. The associations are noIdln :
separate conventions. but the aims Of both are
the same they will have several joint sessions.
They are both committed to open shop policy.
and many members Of the state association are
members Of the national association
Acting Mayor McCiOwan. in his address con-
graduated the master bakers on the progress made
in the Of machinery in the ba king OF bread and
the improved methods of preparing it. He told the
master bakers that they should much Of this
city as possible, and said that he would that
tney had police protection If necessary.
The Acting Mayor then taken through the
main hall. where exhibition of the newest de-
vices IN the trade was being held in connection
with the conventions He pleased with the ma
chineTy and ella bOTate display OF fOOdstuffs,
which Was part of the exhibition.
some four hundred OF the five hundred members
In the state association attended the convention.
ana nifty delegates attended the session Of the
tonal convention. About five thousand visitors
1rcm various cities. most of them master bakers,
visited Grand Central Palace yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
COLUMBIA OVAL BEATEN BY QUAKERs.

BY TELEGPAP5f TO THE TEIBTNE.l
Philadelphia, Sept +-Columbla Oval played a
fine game against Belmont here yesterday and
proved 10 be worthy opponents of PhiladeIphia's s
crack team Although suffering defeat by a mar
gin of S runs, they batted and helded in good
style and only the bowling showed traces Of weak
ness
J. Barton King came within OF scoring
another century. for when we'll set with his score
at Si the game was interrupted for luncheon. On
tie first ball after resumption of plav he had the
misfortune to be caught He was at the wiCkets
for hours and five minutes. w. A Allison and
ID. Graham added u and p, respectively, and the
total reached was 23I
Columbia Oval responded with 49, and three bats
men showed good form for their respective runs
B. kOrtlaug headed the list with a fine not out
innings of 80: w r. Murphy came next with S5. and
d. g. Brkett added l3. Birkett and KOrtlang did
the best bowling for the visitors, and King and A
NJ Wood shared the bowling hOnOrs for Phila-
drlplia.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT THE UNIT.
Entitled to Elect It's Own Delegates to All
Conventions, Says Court.

In tho Supreme Court. Brooklyn. yesterday
Justice Van Kirk practically decided that the
Assembly district is the unit Of representa- ton,
and is entitled TO elect its own delegates to all
conventions.
The subject was brought before the Supreme
Court bv John F. Corwin, elector of Far
Rockaway. SIR. Corvin applied for a writ Of
certiorari To look into the action OF the Demo-
cratic general committee in Queens County.
which adopted rules for the election Of delegates
10 the various conventions. An argument be-
tween the opposing counsel abruptly ended
10y the decision Of Justice Van Kirk. The court
allowed opposing counsel until September . u
produce any authority that would cause the
court 10 decile differently.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
NEW PRISON SITE HELD UP.

tBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Albany Sept. THE special commission an
pointed by Governor higgins TO select Il site for Il
new prison To take the place Of the Sing Sing in
stituton may not act this year but wait antu The
act passed by tie last Legislature Is amended
This Law provides that the land selected mast con-
tain trap rock the purpose OF imnroviu.. the
highways When the proposals Tor lands were
opened to-day il learned that ~ p-r cent ?
them worthless. for the reason hat The lands
offered for sale DO not contain trap rock This
confines the property To be chosen To d limited mum,
Der OF plots. just VINO Is responsible for tile olar
IN the law las not been ascertained. The members
OF the commission did not take any action on fle
proposals TODAY. ~ go
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.

&C, Grgensb 1,r;1g sboro Ii Sept 4 IA special term Of
the famous revenue fraud eases convened here to
day. with Judge James F.. Boyd presiding The
case against X H. Hardin former deputy collector.
this week. There thirty more revenue ON
GERS distillers and saugers named in the bin of
Indictment.
ReedsviIle; Ga. Sept. deputy Sheriff Elsmore.
accompanied by Chessie Purvis Marion Bennett
Nd Md Green a Negro, who was wanted for shoot
ing COWS. EISmors hred. as he thought. at the
Topeka. Kan Sept. 4-Investigatfons Of tho
Internat ational Harvester Company have been begun
by G. c. Coleman. Attorney General Of Kansas TO
determine whether the concern is operating in viO-
l1ton Of the state antitrust laws. Attorney Gen
courts oI Reno ana shawnee counties to-day all Of
the Implement dealers in Topeka and Hutchinson
Judges Dana nd Gale ana dpp te what teI o
about the operations Of the company.
Kansas CITY. Sept. 4-Invitations 10 attend and
ComnerSial Congress whicR is to- begin be1 n
November p have been sent 10 EIihu Root Secre-
House OF Representatives; William GaIIingeT
President Grover Cleveland Reed smoot. Tn,ted
States Senator from Utah and Harvey D. CO1,Ider
League.
Chicago. sept 4-The arrest Of scores Of ouack
doctors ana the prosecution Of bogus medical com
thousands OF dollars by imposing upon the cre e
poration Counsel Lewis.
federal court here by tho Franklin Trust company
oI New YORK trustee for the holders OF 81 jssl OD
0t 81 uortsase bonds OF the Newport News Light ard
Water Company. against the Peninsula Pure Water
company. Of Hampton. Va. Judge Waddeil has
granted an injunction restraining the defa1da NJ
lI"m crossing the lines OF the Newport News com
pany In the towns Of Hampton. PhOebus t'oInrv
OF Elizabeth city, the National Military Home fGr
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers and the United States
military reservation OF Fortress Monroe, and from
paralleIirg its lines at distance than three
teet The case Is returnabe for trial on October Is
halHler' orc, Sept. 1.-Two bandits leisureIv loot
9le o'ate hank OF Rainier In broad da Wight yes
ttrdaN while p W. Van AnCher lay bound hanl and
Ioot, gagged and tied 10 table. in q back room
IL was TWO hours before their unforttlnate victjy,
was able 70 free himself sufficiently TO give ths
Hiarin and IN the mean time the robbers had mad
so2i tnetr escape. taking with them between s. 90
alld S-TH IN gold coin. Silver and banknotes iving
on the counter were untouched ''-"s
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
ARREST MEXICAN AGITAToRS.
Find Letters Showing Plot 10 Attack No
gales, Sonora, and Capture Arsenal

Tucson, Ariz,. Sept. 4.-Collis Humbert a
Frenchmsn. and Leonardo Hillareal and Bruno
Trevino Mexicans arrested early to-day at
Mowry and Patagonia mining camps. by Immi-
grafton Inspector Murphy and Rangers Olds and
Clark. IL IL charged that the men are agitators
who were attempting 20 organize a force Of
Mexican miners 10 attack Nogales. Sonora, and
capture the Custom House and the arsenal Of the
F7lrales
Letters found on the prisoners show that their
plans directed boy Mexican revolutionist
leaders al ST. Louis. The letters also indicated
that the revolutionists have organizations in
forty cities. and thaf they Will become active as
soon as they can obtain arms. The alleged
asitators are IN Jail at NOgales, Ariz
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Sept. 4, 1905.

ARRIVED
,isn,I s5SaR'F rsas nsssss q a;6 Iondon
Arrived al the Bar at s;42
Bremen august IS sauthsn-pton and Cherbosrs Is 10
oelriehs Co. with 1si cabin and SIS pssser
steamer Friedrich der Crosse CGerl Bieeker Bremen
Arrived a. ~ - ~ Is,x Lassehsess mails and nlcse
steamer J1T sTr e1i eni,S a. Nh T%s' ,, M r, 49, -
70 To- ne Nhe @ star Line with passenger and mjse Ar
steamer Maverick R-ed Port Arthur Aus,s, ~ with
pa e. 20 Nc ~ In tow % the standard on 90 with
steamer AIaszonsnse sBr. Sleer. NIanaos Angus, "a
p5- s,I @ Rai ADDE'S q 70 Booth Co Win n passsu
steamer fleniraa geF' Heiss santa Martha
lH@sua d 10 the HAMBURG American LINE with IL
passengers mails end mdse- Arrived Bar az 10
s,e7meT Jamestown Hitler. Newport News 10 the Ola
~ 'o = 90 IN. ballast 1eft Quarantine a. fU3
- sna tor' Nara 80 70 ae Atlantic Fruit with
steamer Princes Anne. TspIsy Newport Nav. ana
70 the od Dointnon IS 60 with passengers
steamer Golts6cTo Forrest Philadelphia tc the CIvis
steamer Mexico stevens Havana ~: sIn,s,,,. s- -,
Jsnes 2 Ward & 60 VITA le5 passengers malls and
Steamer amer Iceland tr, BTOomhead Antwerp August =
l2 s'eera%s passengers and mCse Arrived at the
stealne. Mo!,ks Ger, Eoessn~ Genoa august q and
cabin and l2iI steersge passengers m,se Arrived
steamer Maraealbo. Perry. Maracaibo Ar-vs. Is ard
gers mails and nase arrived s the PS S'1 ", pSSsen
steamer Alfred Duncois tNor, Traai Port An,snlo
Pany frui: Arrived az the Bar az niSnigSI a.
steamer Cttta a. Mlono dtal' Schiafno Genoa Au-
field 60. with 81 cabin and steerass paSsenxsr,
steamer San Iacnto Evans. Galveston August 20 and
Key West september U e II Mallory 90 with pas
steamer BueAeds. Hastuqs. Baltimore to II G Foster
with mdse LEFT Quarantine AZ G:4O N.
with mdse. Anchored OF Quarantine a. iO;tS
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
First Marlowe Sothern Season Under Shu-
bert Management.

The shuherts announced yesterday the arrange
ments for the first season Of Miss Julia Marlowe
and r. A. Sothern under their management The
season Will open at the Lyric Theatre, in Phladel-
phia. on september 10. Most important of the new
PLAYS which will be produced is one of Maeterlincks
d comedy entitled 'Joiselle' the scene OF which is
laid in an enchanted island and which in places
reminiscent Of The Tempest" other new plays
which viii Ice added To the Sotheru- Mar!oe roper
tory are Jeanne dare by Percy MacKaye:
'Gueneytre" by II. W. Boyuton Editor Of The
Atlantic Monthly; Sudermann's Johannes. Tile
Sunken Bell" boy Gerharit HauptInann. and TWO
plays by the Italian dAuuuuzio Franc sea da Ri
mini" and The Daughter Of Jorio'
Shakespeare will be represented in the repertory
by Hamlet The Merchant Of Venice, Twelfth
Night and Romeo and Juliet"
The New York appearance Of the Sothern- Mar
lowe company VIII be made al the Lyric Theatre
by its departure for England. where Miss Marlowe
and Mr. Sothern Will make their first joint appear
ance In London
Manuel Klein. ,he composer of The Man from
Now who is also musical director the Hippo
the middle Of the afternoon performance make
the acquaintance Of a son
H6udini the jail breaker. will have an oppor-
tunty 10 out OF the Yorkville prison cells this
afternoon. as test Of his skill He will be fully
used as hle, and Will then be locked in cell
r FalrNland VIII be the feature OF Pains 'Nesu-
vius' al Manhattan Beach tonight. The lawns
and flower beds in front Of the hotel will be deco
rated lnsid" the inclosure there will he several
new features and Interesting mechanical devices
IN hreworhs Thursday VIII he ShrineTs' Night.
Grace George has postponed her opening rer-
formance in Avery Hopwood and Charming Pol
locks new play, Clothes" until Tuesday evening
September H. This is done SO that there will be no
conflict with the opening Of Nine. Kslich or thar
81 Miss Ellis Jeffreys.
Marie Dressler. in response TO a cable message
from Joe Weber 10 return 10 New York al once
arrived here yesterday on the Red Star liner Zee
land. Miss Dressler said she was having a good
time in London. and losthe 10 return so soon
She will leave to-day for Chicago resume her ola
role IN Weber's production ''Twiddle Twaddle"
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
THREE R0BBERIEs AT LONG BRANCH
Thieves Enter Summer Homes and Escape
with Money and Valuables.

Long Branch. y J.. sept. 4.-Three summer
homes here we're robbed this morning of silver
ware. linen. gold watches and cash. B. J.
Greenhut. Of New York. who is occupying the
Rothsehid cottage No. l. and Mrs. Sydney
Sternbach. who lives I'm Norwood avenue. OppO-
site Norwood Park. were two Of the victims.
A drawer filed with silverware belonging TO
the Sternbach cottage found in the Hedge
Some articles taken from the Greenhut cottage
were found in the drawer. Mrs Sternbach
awakened and II is believed that the thieves
dropped the drawer intending TO return later
and get the goods. Not much was taken from
the Greenhut cottage. but many articles were
missed from the Sternbach house
The other robbery at No. ZIG Franklin
avenue III the home of Abram Greenberg, Of
New York. Here the thieves got a gold watch
some clothing. 500 I'm money and some checks
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTs

FVFtEIITN FtItsIS
Plymouth, AUG II 50 nl-Saed steamer PelnsyIvanla
Ger. Kuuth. New York Ctsrbourg snd u auburS
Hamburg sept Arrived steamer Bulgaria Cs-r FToh-
Heb New York.
Rotterdam. sept l. nl-Sailed Nie.w Nmser-
dam tiutcht Honter, New York Boulogne
Naples, Aug 3i-Saled. ateer1sr Nassia tFrt
New York. arrived steamer Sona fICh txfsfN
S.uVurich. New York Ger and Trieste
Genoa- Aus aA-Arrtvei steamers Nerd America Utah
sehaeriori New NorS Va Naples a. Lusiana tltaD
Carh1ne. New NoTk Via Naples.
Gibraltar sept z. mSaled. steamer K0enisin Lula,
Nierh .Nolger ttrom Genoa and Naples. New York.
Catania Aug 26Saed. steamer CaPrera Utah t'ostan,
New York
Sydney. y Sept ARRIVED. steamer Cral<rar fRr,
- tCsh New York ia fremantle. Adelaide etr
Albany, Australia. sept ARRIVED. steamer Wtasfep
tiri. kaeburn. New YORK. f'r Melbourne sVipev a.,
sinsapore AUG 9-Sahed steamer L0ther castle (ssrl
Lishteller New York '''
Table Hay. sept Arrived ~etanrr Ianrton e,-,,V.
NiEt GyNes. New NOTk via 81 Vincent /. f5r
fremantie. - -
Barbados SEPT Arrived. steamer Trn.eai (B) VIII
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
ELDER FLOWERS.

In former times this years profusion of elder
"oNels would nave been welcomed rot only by low
ers OF hedgerow beauty but by those Who des,~a,
~ preserve their own beauty and youth. Accord
ei5- q Iii 1me seventeenth century prescription the
tiutr mowers were 20 Ce gathered on midsunlo Nor
days. powdered and put into borage water which
tM"s 10 ue uruhh daily for month the first thing
III me morning and the last thing at night This
W. much priced elixir of youth. Ey common
to!htlt there mas always been something super
t.uld anCut the elder tIee. In Denmark Il is pro-
ttttfu hy the elder mother" without whose leave
II H. dangerous 10 pluck the flower In Ciermanv
the nat should be taken of 10 IL, and in England
II mas been Variously considered the tree ~ The
cross. ana the tree upon which Judas hanged him
SelI 10 be treated with reverence fear, accord
insly.-London Chronicle.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
CHICKEN KILLERS ON STRIKE.
Kufars Want One Cent from Dealers for
Every Fowl Killed

TIE East Side was excited yesterday in the quar-
ters where the orthodox Hebrews live. at the news
that a strike of the Schochtirn the regular orean-
cation Of kosher chicken killers would take place
to-day. because the poultry dealers had told the
kufars. chicken killers that they would no
longer receive cent for every chicken killed as
heretofore. hut would get weekly wages.
The kuflrS, who are highly respected the East
Side have the rabbiS with them. and also the sup
port Of the Hebrew papers, which have been de-
nOUncing the Chicken Trust. The combined OppO-
sitiOn too much for some Of the dealers. who
have CaPirulated. b0t the rest standing firm.
Sigmund Moses. one Cf the dealers who restored
the fees said last night that il better 70 do
than face a strike Strikes against some OF 5
neighbOrS. he said. were 20 take place to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
TRAP TREASURER OF UNION.
Officer of United Carpenters and Joiners
Arrested on Charge of Embezzling.

Thomas Sullivan. ffty-three years old. Of West
Orange y j.. treasurer Of the United Carpen-
ters and Joners' Union. No $40 of America. re-
ceived special invitation 10 attend meeting
Of the Organization at its headquarters. at No.
34l West 4Tth street. last night. He went 10
the headquarters. and had hardly put his foot
inside the door when he arrested on war
rant charging him with embezzling SII of the
organiza tons funds.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
DENIES MRS. wAYsuRN ALImoNy

Justice NewburEer I'm the Supreme Court yester-
day denied the application Of Mrs Edward e.
Nayburn for alimOny and counsel fees preparatorv
to the bringing OF suit for absolute divorce
against her husband, Edward G. Wayburn the
theatrical manager, better known as Ned" Wal.
barn The application VAS denied because Mrs
Wayburn Is already receiving SIS a week as the
result OF judicial separation sued for In 1874 ,rb
opinion said that even though IL had been proved
that Wayburn made more money now than when
IN oI!ti was issued there was not justification
for fdrther action by -he court.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
COMMISSION FOR MRS. srsNroN

Supreme Court Justice Mclean has appointed
Thomas l. FeitBor. Charles " Rogart ana Josanb
j. smith commission TO preside with a sheriff's
jury To hear evidence and pass upon the mental
condition OF Mrs Louisa Malcolm Stertop ,,boso
chughter. Mrs. Alice kinuan. was recently n,ur-
dered at the home OF Mrs. Stenton. In The Bronx
1e"IsS l. MalcolIn. nephew. and several nieces
applVd Ior the commission, alleging that Mrs
Steato3 VINO IS eighty years old. suffering from
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
INSURANCE POLICIES NOT TAXABLE.

The State Assessors have decided that life insur-
hnoe policies issued % non-resdents OF the state
are not taxable under the inheritance tax The
question arose under the estate OF Christopher l.
2ssee the Pennsylranian. who died IN lsJl. Magee
had property in this state excepting life fnsur
ancs policies asgresat.ng $4,000 and a rnortgag.
= Sb;No on the place of Wiliiam Muldoon al Whita
f-sinsA The state Controller thought that the in
s-tshce policies might be taxable but the State As
s-sso,s have decided that they not and So re-
~sso 10 the surTogates yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
NO RECEIVER FOR COPPER COMPANY

BY Telegraph. 20 The Tribune
Trenton, y. J., Sept. 4.-Nice- Chancellor Bergen
heard argument in the Court Of Chancery here to-
day on the rule show cause why a receiver
should not be appointed for the North American
Copper Company Counsel for the stockholders de-
clared that the concern insoIvent. with an in
debteduess of about s3.500.0o0 The Vice Chan
cellor declared that the complaining stockholders
had not made out their case. and dismissed the
auplicati0n.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
FIRE STOPS SUBWAY TRAIN

ticket chopper on the downtown side of ,h.
Bleecker street station OF tie subway discovered
a small FIRE under the opposite platform s,,-,i,,
after o'clock last night. He called the colore5
porter Herter; Denuliy Of No % West 9th street
WHO TOOK fed lantern Tagged the local train
which was approaching and held II nm MIL - -
ticket seller ana ticket chopper put ou, IT, a.
with extingui-hcT There Was co1sidsr.ItHlee e
smoke. and passengers on tie train were arTneS
until assured that there no danger The a.
seemed 20 have started IN some rubbish e
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
HELD FOR BEATING AUromoBILIsr.

John Roberts. Frank Rigby and Herbert Tuttle.
Who Sunday night. without provOcation. at
tackled and beat }. NJ Jensen. OF ssth street Man
haitian. while he was repairing his automobile near
the wessora Hotel. ossining were arraigned before
Judge Valentine yesterday. They asked for sep
arste trials. Tutte's trial was fixed for next
Tnuredsy, Roberts's FOR September y and Rigby .
for September "a Besides striking Mr. Jensen.
lOosenins several fefh and blacking his eyes. one
OF then knocked down his daughter when she ran
20 her fathers aid.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
Public Notices.


Depsrsm.nt of Tin.nes Bur.su fer n. co,i.-tfs,
o. IA-.s. Se- York. sep;ennsr g. 1896
TAXPAYERS WHO D4sTPE 70 OBTAIN heir
bills promptly shoa!t make immediate sritten
o'rorrn oftes,) s-x.iag thsir property sy sectsoa
Or ward. eioe. aaa lot g. n'3 asms.r. mssins
taxpayer ts ssscsses fss personal tax tas
rsa1lstior seeuid also r.auest I'll f,- Tar.
k.sa r.sa.si,:-n 'ssa;i s' ssesmssn,,d sy Al
er.siope esarns TIE proper sesrsss 0; the spDii-
carr. and vi.h -stsru posfaSs prepaid
IA case Of any esubt IN rsssrs % ~srd ssctisn.
o-oek or lot nurosr. taxpayers ssovld take thsir
deeds % n. p.psrtmsrt >, rss.. ana Ass<,s-
Ecnts aad have ta.ir property lccsteS on the
ns2s Of ta.t Department and iervard 20 TIE
csrriiisd usnorzaeun of their property -h.ea
VII te furni,hsd b. ss. Department % TsI,s ssa
Taxpayers in tais naurs- viii r,e.i.. ,,.r
DIS retu-nsd o. nail tss sarli.s pcsssls
nonsnt and avoid any delay caused by vAitlng
uon ->p
The r,suisition mus 30 sasrssssS ana mailed
% she Dspaiy Receiver Of Iarss n -s:ehsysr
oorolsa tne orcsrty 10 lscstsi. fsilsss
Iohn McDonoa-s No 81 cb4nb.-, .,r..,
Borough o. ssnhattsn New Ycrk
iona q Crae-hill corner Third rrs,snt
avenues. bsrouss Of Ths SrsaK Nov YORK
p lanes d sols. Municipal sulsins BorsIsn sf
oeorEs X Greed. esrnr Jaesson srsau, ard
dr sii,h street Long Islaaa cry. ssroush Of
John De Morgan. so-ousa Hal g. Gssrs.
Afer rsesivinx the siiis tas Taxpayer vii soc
thst t.sy are 7rop,rH rsSstsd ta.n drs- eheca
Tn1es and nail hiil ana easck xith an "a
dressed ervelo2e with the return postage pr.raif
% the Deputy Reesivsr IN whichever borough "a.
Checks should De mailed az Ioon az possssis
after the bills have been rec-iSsa By IN. tsrpsy.-
Al olls pss during oetes-- mus, be related be-
DAVID z AUSTEN
Receiver 0f Taxa
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
w. 3. LseDs's SON mARRIEs.

ily Telegraph The Tribune
Richmond. Ind, SEPT. 4-Rudolph Caar Leeds
son OF William b. Leeds. Of New York married
mere tonight Miss Florence Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs T. W. Smith. OF Richmond. The wedding
Of the most elaborate ana pretentfous A.,
Richmond IN years, the ceremony being witnessed
by six hundred or more guests Mr.. Leeds who fs
not yet OF age. is achieving success as the pub
Usher OF a morning paper IN this city.