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New-York tribune., 1906-08-08

Bremen July IS and Cherbourg %. 20 OeIrichs & Co
with 6ST cabin and 661 steerage passengers mails snI
mdse Arrived at the Bar a ~
Steamer iceland (Br) BrOomhead Anrwerp YuIv %
and Dover 90, to the Red Star with 2Ss Cabin ana
ss2 seerage passengers and mdse. Arrived the Bar
at 1855
Steamer senator CNorl. Aarsvold Port Antonio An
gust 2 to the Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit Arrived az
the Bar at m. ~
Steamer Advance, Hammond. Colon july 81 to th.
Fan american II X Co. with So passengers mails ana
mdse. Arrived al the Bar at $3.50
steamer Sotthard (NOr), Sandsvalen, Baracoa An
sust l. to NJ Arrue. with fruit Arrived az the Bar
at s 80 '-
Steamer COncho. Staples. Galveston Angus, and
Key West q. 20 G II Mallory & Co. with po-senx~rs
and mdse- Left Quarantine $3.50 y m
Steamer Mexico. Stevens Havana August a "a yau,oz
y Ward Co. with las passengers. mails and mdse
Arrived at the Bar at a m.
steamer SaTnia eT). Winter SavaniIla July "a Car
tagena % Port Imon % Kingston August and Fortune
sengers mails and mdse- Arrived a the Bar al s . ~
steamer Jamestown Hitler. Newport News 20 the ola
dominion Steamship Company, In ballast Left Quaran-
tine at 2O5
Steamer Jefferson Dole Newport News and Norfolk 20
the Old Dominion Steamship Company with passengers
steamer Richmond Pickett Georgetown dsys with
lumber 20 the Atlantic Coast Lumber Company. Left
Quarantine at 6:12
Sandy Hook. N j. Aug Z $50 m-wind calm: cloudy
SAILED.
Steamer Kaiser wilhelm (GeFl for Bremen,
via Plymouth and Cherbourg Armenian (BF), Liverpool;
Drumss-th C8r. MontevideO BuenOs Ayrcs Jamaica
tNorl. Banes Grenada (Brl Perth AmhOy; Elise Marie
Ger, Rotterdam Royal Exchange (Brl, Havana.
Bsnes (Pan). Port AntoniO MontseTrat (Span).
Cadiz. Barcelona. etc
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
MRS. MACKAY TO HELP OPPONENT.
Comes from Lenox to Promote Reelection
of President of Roslyn School Board.

Mrs Clarence H. Maekay has come from LenoX
to help DR.. Joseph H. Bogart. president of the
Board Of Education, at Roslyn, Long Island in his
candidacy for reelection to-day. Last year he
opposed her when she was a successful candidate
for election TO the board.
Mrs Mackay arrived in Roslyn yesterday, MAX
ing the trip from LenoX in automobile Last
night she attended meeting Of the school trustees
and advocated the building of a new schOolhOuse
for the Highland district, with two rooms.
sembly hall and primary department and play
grounds
It was at first proposed to have only two-room
building for the Highland district, which is one
and half miles from Roslyn. but Mrs Mackay
declared the children of that place ought to have
as good school those at Roslyn
The taxes for next year for school purposes will
be $1,000. $1,000 less than this year. although Mrs
Mackays opponents at the polls last year declared
that II she was elected taxes would be higher.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
ART LEAGUE CASE POSTPONED.
Many Well Known Artists to Testify-Miss
Robinson Gets Bail.

The examination of Miss Anna Robinson book
keeper Of the Art Students League who was. ar
rested at the time Anthony Comstock seized manv
copies OF the leagues magazine on the charge that
they contained obscene pictures was postponed bv
consent yesterday to September IA in the West Side
Court. Mr.. Comstock is away on his vacation and
Magistrate Mayo who has the case will be away
until near the time of the examination Cash bail
of $500 was furnished for Miss Robinson yesterday
She had been parOled in the custody OF F. C. Crow
ley the leagues counsel.
Mr.. Crowley said yesterday that many well known
artists would be called the examination OF Miss
Robinson to testify that the pictures in the napa
zine Illustrating the work Of the students vere
not obscene but were works of art. The league has
permission send the magazine through tho
United States mails 1t said yesterday that
the prosecution of Miss Robinson under a state Ia NJ
on the charge of giving away copies OF an obscene
publication would interfere with the right of
the league TO the mails
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
RESERVES DECISION IN HARTJE CASE
Judge Not to Decide Until september-Op-
posing Counsel in Sharp Tilt.

Pittsburg, Aug. THE Hartje divorce trial has
been closed with brief and impassioned address
Sy j. Scott Ferguson. for Hartje. The case closed
to-day. but not before Mr. Ferguson's word was
declared to be false In open court by John NJ Free
man. senior counsel for Mrs. Hartje. the re-
spondent.
At the close of Mr.. Ferguson's brief argument
Mr.. Freeman advanced to the rail and said he
wanted to correct Mr.. Ferguson's account of con-
ference in Watson's Office
What you say took place did not take place ''
he shouted at Mr.. Ferguson. who colored and cried
out:
That's matter of veracity between us. I'll put
my word against yours any day.
Gentlemen can't permit this said Judge
Frazer, and this incident closed the trial. Immedi-
ately Mrs. HartIe surrounded by attorneys and
friends. Hartje sat in the court to-day under a
storm Of biting, stinging criticism from Freeman.
who made the closing argument for Mrs. Hartje
Hartje. who showed emotion yesterday when the
children were referred 20, sat stolid image
to-day when Freeman accused him OF being the
forger of the alleged love letters from Mrs. Mary
Scott Hartje TO Tom Nadine and the handspring
of the alleged conspiracy TO blacken his wife's
name.
AS Judge Frazer stepped down from the bench
he said:
I'm glad it's over. When this case started I
thought 1t would take no longer than week I
had no idea 1t would be long. / am going on nv
before September l. will take up this case after
the fall N''''' '"'' III
Herman Stabb and John Anderson the two de-
tectives who were charged with having stolen
letters and other articles from the trunk of Tom,
Nadine during their search for evidence waived
hearings to-day in the court OF Alderman E NJ
King. Edward Hartje, who defended them, fur
nished $1,000 bail for each man.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
ANOTHER FORTIETH ST. DEAL
CENTURY REALTY BUYS PLOT ADJOINING NEW
HOME SITE OF UNION DIME SAYINGS BANK
Carnegie Trust Company Leases from Plans Three Floors Proposed
BoreeL Bung TO Hold Conuenton of Long Island Dealers

The Century Realty Company has bought from
Ralph A Kellogg No. 1O5 to Ill West 4Oth st.. four
five story brick buildings. plot 929x9S.S feet
It adjons the parcel at the northwest corner Of
10th st. and 6th ave. bought Monday by the
Union Dime Savings Bank
The Carnegie Trust Company has leased from the
plans the basement, first and second floors OF the
Boreel Building, being erected on the premises
No. lis Broadway
movement is being perfected by the Kings and
Queens County Real Estate Exchange to hold a
convention of Long Island realty dealers for the
consideration of questions concerning their business
interests and the advancement of Long Island real
estate 1t is proposed TO hold the convention at the
Exchange Building, Brooklyn, on September IS and
l9. President Otto Kempner of the Kings and
Queens County Real Estate Exchange in speaking
OF the convention. said: II think the convention
will be a interesting event. Long Island prop
erty has occupied prominent place in the pub
lie eye in recent years that this effort at unihca-
tion of interests seems like logical outcome of the
situation. The convention viii focus attention on
the greatness of Long Island and show its Inn
and as a prospective international seaport II VIII
serve to maintain the great activity whlch mas @ de-
since the Pennsylvania Railroad Company assumed
control ana entereG upon ms o1s and ii viii
also tend to elevate the standing OF professional
real estate men who by association can bar out the
He'll & stern have leased for the Mitchell-Vance
third and fourth lofts in the building Nos SSs and S3s
Broadway comprising total space OF e0 sSS SS0 teet
for the Hamilton Fish Corporation to the Jaeger
in the building at the northeast corner of 18th ave-
and 18th St. for term of years at total rental OF
An organization Of property owners in the blocks
bounded by 150th and 152 SITS, Broadway and Am
T Realty company % S no 5a5 West i5st St. six story
fiathouse, recently leased to the Afro-American
bst nroiect 20 CONNECTS report of the transaction
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
SAMUEL GOODMAN.

Samuel Goodman, Of Irvington-on-t he'll Hudson,
died yesterday in Liverpool England, aged sew
enty years. Alr. Goodman first became connected
with the New York Central Railroad in 1851 and
would have completed fifty years Of consecutive
service with the company next May. In 1885, he was
appointed assistant traffic manager of the New
York Central e. Hudson River Railroad which posi-
ton he held until 1eO4. when he made indus
Trial agent OF the same company which place he
held az the time OF his death. Mr. Goodman was
q member OF Masters Lodge OF Albany, life MEM
fer OF Albany Chapter, r. A. NJ, a charter mem
ber and life member OF the Scottish Rite bodies
IN Albany, and member of Mecca Temple, A. A.
.. n. n s. of New York City. He leaves wife.
fhree sons and three daughters.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
ANOTHER BISHOP FOR LONG ISLAND
Bishop McDOnnell's Visit to Rome Said To
Be to Obtain Appointment.

Europe last Saturday with his secretary Mon
signor William J. Barrstt, It stated that his de-
parture for Rome had for it's sole object the obtain
ing of plans for the proposed cathedral Brooklyn
1t is said, however that Bishop Mcdonnell goes
TO obtain the appointment OF an auxiliary bishop
TO the diocese of Long Island. His health has
been poor and his labors arduous and an assistant
Monsignor p F. O'Hare. for more than twenty
years pastor Of St. Anthony's Church in Green
point, has been spoken of as the auxiliary bishop
The Long Island diocese. which is one OF the
largest IN the country covers 1907 square miles and
has Catholic population of COO CO., with 400 Driests
There are sixty parishes in the diocese, besides
many missions and varied Institutions.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
MECHANICS LIENS.

Prospect ave, II. W. cor. Fox St, l55.6x1OOx
S46X122; Kingston a Hammer agt Hercules
Realty Co. owner and contractor. ........
11Sth st, No. 222 TO 22s East Samuel Fox agt
Samuel Habin, e. Habin, Jacob Balm and
Jacob Bender, owners; Louis Spieler and
Morris Kalb, contractors. -.........-........
jackson ave, g.. e Garfield st, g5x62 6x
255X601; Alexander Deluca agt. EdW. +.
Boyle owner and contract r...............
Broadway, Nos. 1878 and 1880 Electric Car
Fiage Call Co. agt. Mary E. Hanley, owner;
Cooperative Advertising Co, contractor. -.
sIst st, Nos. 4O7 and 4O9 East; John Pugh &
Son agt. Paul Morich owner and contractor
Broadway. g e cor. Howard ST.. 52Xl00; James
w Hunt agt. Bradford L. Prince and Charles
De X Townsend. trustee, owners; Charles S.
Warmer, contractor ............. .......
St Nicholas ave, o. s.. 1910 II. n. of 153d
st. S9sx117.4X irregular; Pasquale Mascio
agt. John J. Hearn Contracting Co. owner
ard contractor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08

al agt Goldberg faction enforce vendess iien)
attorney J. @. KremeF
Sd ave. W. s.. $50 e. s. of Saith St. zoxI0; Morris ave
W. 14eth l01 6S1oo 2: Julia A. Schmidt as
Eugene z. Hentze ct al. Cpartton); attorney. ". H.
Ldughran.
Rivinston st. No. l41: Jacob RosentEaI et al. ast
Samuel Friedman et al (speco perforanceD: attorney
J. NJ Lerner
134th st. No. II 10 rs East; Adolf Kemt agt Ferdi-
nand n MOngO et al Specific performance) attorney NJ
II. Hayman.
124th No f22 TO 12s three actions Charles s.
Whitman agt James w Camp OF al foreclosure
mortsages): attorneys, Straley & Hasbrouck.
I'D n. es II. OF Avenue a, 150x1022 Aiber.
81. Hersch John Flea foreclosure Of mort
gage; attorneys. Eisman & Levy.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
sw,NDLER DESERTS HIS FIANcEE.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribvre.I

fBy Telegraph 10 The THbpre.l
Detroit Aug. IA man introducing himself as
o-is Miller secretary 20 John d. Rockefeller who
arrived in Detroit two weeks ago. became engaged
20 a Detroit young woman. ordered diamonds TO
she value OF 5000 as presents for her, agreed 10
nav for q 5000 automobile Tuesday, and dis
appeared to-day. He was In such hurry TO leave
that he overlooked paying for two weeks board at
the Hotel Cadillac and forgot 70 say soodby TO
h.z intendee wife or leave his address with her.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
FRIDAY. AUGUST 10.
TRANsPAcTFIc MAILS

Destination and i steamer: .,,., Close IN n. Y.
and Chna-kmpress of Japan (via
Vancouver and Victoria, .. To-day Goa .,
Hawaii, Japan. Corea and Chna-Man- "a
ChgTia Gva San @ FTSneiscSS Aug 10 1880 m
transport Syia San FTansi7col an, Aug H. 1880 n
New CSedonia-MahenO (via VancOu-
and Victoria, p C)................AusI - eno
Japan Corea, China and Philippine ISL 49, " u"
s aRdsToSa MaTT Gya Seattle Aug 49, 600
New CALEDONIA. Samoa Hawaii and
Fiji Isands-Ventura (vta San Fran
ciseo) 10 i22oa ~,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08

(GeT). DebroEs (froun New York; Adsn Hons h9as
Colombo and Calcutta
NaFseles. Aug S-ATTived. steamer Nassilia ltfh s,
York q. sailed. Brooklyn. SWift, New 2lA'
Madonna (frl JOubert. New York ,.-s
Antwerp, Aus Z. m-Aruived. steamer N4a~--'-
ttlelsl. EhOG. New York via pcVor -,
Lizard. Aus Z m--P8ssed steamer E4trlcta V---f'
l.uFmester, New York for Dover and H1ino4te.
Trieste Aus ARRIVED steamer Giua tAu0t. faros'--
New York via Naples and Venice
Genoa. AuS @Saed, steamer Sann!o tltaD Nln-'--
New Work
Barrow. Aus S-safed. stEathearn esr pHsla'
New York.
tfeMantle. Aug Arrived pre- i0usy, STEAMER e4r-a
ERR. New YORK fOr Adelaide.
Manila. o-Arrived Gutcuics Qiczls s'ss
riclsscn. New York foE XoSoA2ns. ssc~
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
OBITUARY.
MRS. MARY LEE BURIAL.

Mrs Mary Lee Burial. daughter of James Lee
and wife Of Dr.. Frederick A. Burial. died yester-
day from kidney trouble after illness Of several
months at her home. No. IS West 18th street Mrs
Burial was seventy years old and for many
wears prominent in the work of the Wounan's Home
as gell as Of many other institutions. She leaves
one daughter DR.. Burial is a member Of the
American Institute Mining Engineers The burial
viii be in Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
WILLIAM IMRlE.
Liverpool, Aug 7-William Imrie one Of the
founders OF the White Star Line. died to-day.

The origin OF the White Star Line dates from the
great rush to the Australian gold diggings
than fifty years ago. In 1861 the managing owner
of the White Star Line retired. and the flag was
taken over by Thomas Henry Ismay. The Ocean
Steam Navigation Company formed in 1859 by
Mr.. Ismay. who in the following year joined
fn the management by William Isnrie, OF the late
firm OF Imrie. Tomlinson & Co. In whose offices
Nr. IsHnay and Mr. Tlnrie had been fellow appren-
tloee The firm then became Ismay, In1rie & Co,
the Oceanic Company was organized, and the
building OF the great White Star feet followed.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
DEMOCRAT WINS IN YoNHERs.

In a special election for alderman in the Second
Ward os Yonsers. yesterday. 90 all the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Mayor John H. coyne,
John NJ Richardson. Democrat. and a friend OF
the Mayor. elected over Joseph Hamburg in
dependent. by four votes James Taggart Republi-
oel, behind n Only about one-half the regu-
Ia. vote cast. Richardson wfn take his seat
q once and VIII until January l. 1908 The
board - Democrats BY 8 70 G.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

Queenstown Aug z T:2s a ul-Arrived. steamer Car
mania tRrl Pritchard. New XCrk for Liverpool land
proceeded).
London AUG Arrived steamer Mnnehaha CBr). Robin
son. New York
Cherbourg Aug Z. a m-Arrived. steamer Eronprinz
wilhelm (GeO. Richter. New York Plymouth for
taud Uruceededl.
Isle o Wight. Passed steamer Ycsho ,F{r,
LOveFldEe. New NCFk f0r Hull T'
AsieTs Aug l-Sailed steamers Lnnsships (Br Tarker
Nxon New AorAl. Museat and toEl Dushrss 8 Verona
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
AUCTION SALE YESTERDAY.

At IA Vesey st-By Herbert A. Sherman: 20 and 27
91st 36s IT Madison ave OF 10x100s; vacant:
Andrew Carnegie agt Daniel Gafney De Forest Bros.
attorneys Alfred Katzensten, referee; amount due.
s107S37 66: taxes etc, $313s 20 adjourned sine die
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
PATTERSON WOULD lNDIcr ICE MEN

Paterson, Aug. THE suffering caused In this
city by the present high prices ice has resulted
in a movement 10 ask the indictment OF the dealers
AT a meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen last night
a resolution was adopted urging Prosecutor Emiey
10 take action at
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
Proposdlss


Steel Rivets Sheet Copper, Pails Brushes
Dynamite and Blasting Material Track Torpsdoes
quito Bars RefrigeratoTs Desks Chairs Mules
Harness. Saddles. Hay Oats. Rock Salt Ofce 18th
mian Canal Commission, Washington D. c.. August Z,
leO6-Sealed proposals, in tripcate
the office Of the General Purchasing Officer I.thmlan
Canal Commission Washington ID. until 1880
August "a 1905. which time they will opened pub
c furnishing the aforementioned articles.
and full information (Circuar No 32) be obtained
from this Office the offices Of the
Agents. p State Street, New City;
New Orleans. La; Chief Cuarterrnaster De
partment OF the Lakes Chicago: Depot 0uGrterTnaster
St Louis Depot Quartermaster Jeersonvile IND;
QuarteTmaster. Department OF the Gulf
and the Commercial Club Mobile, Ala.-D W. Ross
General Purchasing Officer
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Dey 81. No. 49, Cortlandt ST. No % John E
February L. 1905 tvacatedl sls5
Fort Washington ave. G. corner l1Sth ST.;
Charles J. Fahrenkopf William Morris ct
John Doe al; july 20 1909 ..7.. 4O7
17sth st., n. 3s H. W. OF WatsOn's Lane; SLIDER
stein Silver agt. James b. cullen It al.
Aug. 1905 ......-............ ..-......-.. $50
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
CHARLES s. CARY,

olean, n. Y, Aug. 7-Chares S. Cary, one OF the
Beading lawyers OF this section and Solicitor OF the
Treasury under President Cleveland. died to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08

Columbia, Washington August 2. 1ec5-Sealed pro-
posals Will be received at this Office until -
20. 1906. for constructing
and necessary information may be obtained
District Building Washington. D. C. HENRY Z.
JAY J. MORROW. Acting Commissioners u. c.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

2O6th st. 5 s., 1928 f. e. of Grand Boulevard
and Concourse, 6OxSI. .7x5CU1OO; Manhattan
Mortgage Company loans Maria G. Del Gaizo
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
THE BRONX BUILDING PLAN.

Taylor ST. W. s. 140 IT, n OF Westchester ave-;
for a two story frame dwelling house. 81 ,0x57:
z. Caecllia and John W. Demler owner; Gus
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08

WESI PUNT, y. w. AUGUST 5, 1906
Sealed Proposals. in triplcate. will be received
here until ~ o'clock September q 1ps. the
construction Of Bachelor ofeers quarters draw
the right accept reject any proposals
part thereof Forms and specifications furnished
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLAN.

3each ST., n W. cor Greenwich St. for a six
story brick warehouse. 25x791; S. We'll, owner;
l. Korn, architect. ...........--..
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 500 Sunset 1909 Moon rises GAS MONS age Is
HIGH WATER.
AMSandy 1925 Island 1O59I Hell css+s
PMSandy Hook 1O37 Gov. island II O5 Hell Gate I9Ss
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINES DENIAL.

Hamburg, Aug. THE Hsmburg-American Line
to-day denied the report from Belfast that It had
ordered larger than the Lusitania. Of the
Cunard Line.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
Port Of New York, Tuesday, August Z, 1906
ARRIVED,

Steamer Mesaha (BT). Tubb. London Julv % ., -
Atlantic Transport Line. with % cabin pansengers 80
mdse. Arrived az the Bar at HOS m N
Steamer GrosseE huFfuFst (Gor), RanderD,ann
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
Brokiyp
Brooklyn Property for Sac.

NEW 2-FANlILY FRAME all nnprov 10 rooms. 8 Ky 3
N New family brick. an mprOv. Il rooms s<a
New family double brick all - rooIls s->'
500 choice sale. ROTH. 1870 t4s- -
Wanted. $1,000 Cd mortgage.
. FAMILY CORNER BRICK HOUSE. u rooms. ssri-
wood trim. separate Office handy three car Na-''
deal direct with owner 2S02 Avenue r. FlatnusH
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
LIS PENDENs.

Stanton at. v. Norfolk ST. lsrsa wiasraa ct
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
Brooklun Propertu to Let.

n EW two family house: 9 rooms tiled hath. SO,
~ heat. % MdsOod ST.. between NOstrand and 80
aves. JOSEPH DENISCH 25s MidWood St. Faloa'
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
10 Let for Business Purposes.

STUDIOS AND OFFICES TO LEI.
N BROADWAY STUDIO BUILDING. No. PSI hlS.sNe--,
WAY. N u Very desirable location. subway s.s-r+
same block l9th Street steam heat and elevator A@
20 THOMAS plMoND. 40. l2S West $50 slIee-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08

C,oRNER ELEVATOR APARTMENTS. 5 70 S roon.
y rent $3.50 sl.60O. VICTOR NJ EARLE. AXE.
las West Isth St Phone 5Ss Col
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
Country Property for Sale

INAFNf. 1eo acres: rooms barns plenty t--s
JIG and wood main road: miles from Winsecs 1Scs
$1,000. J. x. SMITH. Station A. Winsted, Conn
HASTINGS LAND IMPROVEMENT CO-Iv0 80
building plots. and = respectively for "a.
Inquire c. D. HANFOFSD. Cigars LRrs. Ezs;.1sson-
Hudson N Y.
A DJOININGs DOUGLAS MANOR. acres. blrzaoy
~ small cottage; high ground; tall tre-ss eaos %
part A n B.. DouslastO1. L
INARM FOR SALE $50 acres; fine buidiEss ve.
Il fenced: land fertile: choice fruit: % minutes ,-oa
Baltimore II. S. BOYD. ChssteTtown. Nd
A FINE COUNTRY PLACE. with every eonysn.s...As "a
"A fruit and shade; Il rooms. beautiful l0oato1s ~
particulars by addressing Lock Bon d Port Jervts y =
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
City Property To Let.

I,AMILY GOING ABROAD desires 70 rent fo- s.-s
IL 6ioe fully furnished house. with s1Td--
stable: reasonable terms DR. EABEICICS. E1Tl,a-
Road and Grand avenue. FOrdhsm Heiehts-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

'Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
SHIPPING NEWS.

....'......'.-'.''..'......AuG 10. 1890 a m
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
Long Island Real Estate for Sal

ROCKAWAY PARH.
LOTS 500. TFRNs F4sy
Apply Rockaway Park Improvement Co. ls2 Br0aaxzy
T GREAT NECK. Z. L-SsIs o. rs-t r1--.s,.t
"A house, large barn: heat: acres A.. m
pr0yensnts; 10 minutes walk station. Russ EI 81
9th ct. Long Island C1ty
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-08-15
sors TERRIBLE LczEMA.
Mouth and Eyes Covered with crusts
Hands Pinned Down-Miracu-
lous Cure by Cuticura.

when my little boy was six months
old, he had eczema. The sores extend.
ed so quickly over the whole body
that we at once called in the doctor.
We then went to another doctor,
but he could not help him, and in our
despair we went to a third one. Mat
tiers became SO bad that he had regu-
lar holes in his cheeks, large enough
to put finger into. The food had to
be given with a spoon, for his mouth
was covered with crusts as thick as
a finger, and whenever he opened the
mouth they began to bleed and sup
purate, as did also his eyes. Hands.
arms, chest and back, in short the
whole body was covered over and
over. We had no rest by day or night
Whenever he was laid in his bed. we
had to pin his hands down; otherwise
he would scratch his face and make
have itched most fearfully.
I'VE finally thought nothing could
help, and 1 had made up my mind to
send my wife with the child to Eu-
rope, hoping that the sea air might
cure him, otherwise he was to be put
under good medical care there. But.
Lord be blessed, matters came differ
emily, and we soon saw miracle. A
friend of ours spoke about Cuticura.
We made trial with Cuticura Soap,
Ointment and Resolvent, and within
ten days or two weeks we noticed a
decided improvement. Just as quickly
as the sickness had appeared it also
began to disappear, and within ten
weeks the child was absolutely well,
and his skin was smooth and white
as never before. F. Hohrath, Presi.
dent of the C. L. Hohrath Company.
Manufacturers of Silk Ribbons, to 20
Rink Alley, South Bethlehem, Pa.
June 5, 1905"