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New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FULLER DETAILS CONSULT THE ADVERTISE
MENTS IN TO-DAYiS ISSUE.

r H MACY & CO. Broadway and Sixth avenue,
viii begin a series Of sales tomorrow, including
special offerings from every department in the
store, which viii last a month. They also call at
tention to a sale OF women's waists, dressing
sacques and petticoats, cotton dress goods, wom-
cn's muslin underwear, summer furniture, house
furnishings and groceries. For Tuesday they an
nounoe a special sale Of lawns batiste. g1nghams.
percales. organdies and various other summer fab
rfcs.
SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY, Sixth ave-
nue. between 18th and 3th streets. calls attention
70 q special sale of muslin underwear. infants
pique REFERS and cut glass bowls The company
will receive frs for storage 1t also invites atten-
ton special sale Of trunks. travelling bags and
mattings.
HEARN, West 14th street announces a June sale
Of muslin underwear. infants wear, women's and
misses wraps dresses and other ready made goods
sAKS & CO, Broadway, between 33d and 34th
spring tailored suits and coats for women.
The sIEGEL COOPER COMPANY, Sixth ave-
nue.. between 18th and 18th streets offers special
Inducements III women's mannish OF outing blouses.
JOHN FORSYTHE, Broadway, between 18th and
18th streets calls attention to semi clear
sale Of women's walking suits
ENRICH BROTHERS, Sixth avenue between
22d and 23d Streets make special offers this week
in their clearance sale of odds and ends Of women
suits and summer dresses
II. O'NEIL & CO, Sixth avenue, between 2oth
and 21st streets. advertise sale Of silk pettcoats
They also offer special values tomorrow and Tues
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
POOR G4S STOPS RACE.
OneBaNoon Starts and Lands Safely
1fter Short Trip.
rpy reIegraph 20 The Tribune. J

r,t,sis6a,nhja NAV as-Alfred N. Chandler's new
balloon the Initial. piloted by Charles Ievee.
which was sent up from Point Breeze at sS1 CLOCK
mis- sfterroou landed Bucks County farm,
3,1st outside Newtown $50 D. after covering
shnut twenty-five miles. The descent was caused
by the constant change from cloud 10 sunshine
which forced the continuous jettsonng of ballast.
Each time a cloud was encountered the balloon
would descend. and TO force # up again several
bags of sand had 20 be thrown overheard. At 800
IA m the $50 pounds OF sand were gone, and the
balloon came down. The descent was made with
out the use OF the rip cord
The anchor caught in wheat field the farm
OF Charles King. The party consisting of Levee
snd.tEo newspaper men, had good old fashioned
Bucks County dinner the farm, and started for
Philadelphia the next train.
The Initial shipped TO New York. bOrfent,
OF the New York Aero Club and DR.. Julian f.
Thonas's Nirvana still here at Point Breeze,
and probably will be sent up next Saturday. DR..
Thomas viii the winner with the Nirvana-
which holds $500 cubic feet of gas.
Unfavorable winds called a halt to the projected
balloon Added 10 this insufficient
supply Of gas, which made Il impossible to initiate
bofb balloons al the same time Mr. Chambers
balloon the Initial inflated however, and
sent aloft. It piloted by Charles Levee. with
him being two local newspaper men-Fred Unger
and G. n Tuttle. Leo Stevens, who TO have
ploted the other balloon, LOFient. hoped to make
an ascension until the last moment, but the late
hour and small supply Of gas, well as the 1uky
southwest wind, made II impractcable
IL the first official ascension Of the Aero Club
Of Philadelphia Although the temporary organiza
ton Of this club effected only Thursday. il
now has about thirty members. Plans for balloon
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
ADTERTISE-

day in women's muslin underwear drawers, corset
covers, silk stockings and embroidered robes
STERN BROTHERS, West 23d street. Will close
out tomorrow womens tailor made walking suits
and dresses They also offer special values
in lace and linen coats, linen and cotton dress
fabrics. imported parasols and misses and girls
summer apparel,
LORD & TAYLOR, Broadway and 10th street
Fifth avenue and 18th street. invite attention to
their displayed furniture sale. They also
call attention to special sale of leather goods and
announce for this week a sale Of women's and
misses lingerie dresses suits, walking skirts and
girls tourist coats They also call attention to
their May sale of girls wash frOcks
B. ALTMAN G. CO. 18th street and Sixth avenue
beginning June 2, Will close the store Saturdays
at II o'clock, and week days at p. They
announce a sale of women's gowns, mems and
women's garments women's and chidren's hosiery,
lace curtains, draperes drapery fabrics, rugs and
other floor coverings.
BEST & CO.. West 23d street announce sale
this week of boys clothing made up of worsteds,
serges, woollens, cheviots, fannels and wash ma
terias.
ABRAHAM & STRAUS. Brooklyn, offer special
values this week in dress fabrics sheets and pillow
cases, mems serge suits, straw hats negligee shirts
for men, cases and travelling bags, wrappers and
kmonos and floor coverings. They also call atten-
ton TO a special sale of pongee.
A D. MATTHEW'S SONS. Brooklyn will give silk
flags TO purchasers of ten yards or more Of white
lawn goods or TO buyers Of boys suits This offer
holds good in every where the purchase
amounts TO 81 more Special inducements are
offered this week in carpets
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27

shed at the United Gas Improvement Company :
plant at 2sth street and Pessyunk avenue, ana
clubhouse have already been drawn, and several
ooieTs' blue and gold. also have been adopted. Be-
fore the summer Is out It probably will have
eclpsed the parent society IN New York, all OF its
members being men who have q preference &c ror y
actual flight rather than discussion. There was
enthusiasm shown and more representativYe %
society gathering present than at any ascension oy
members OF the New York club. a., ,-o
The balloon left the ground at 2Ls7 win sJe II.
pounds of ballast. 1t slowly and easily' az
though the bag had slipped slightly In the net. &
and the basket did not hang true. The vino was
about Southwest by south and the balloon slowly
swung over large part of Philadelphia, THOUSANDS
Of persons besides the three hundred at the atm
letic grounds. getting good view Of IL 49,.
DR.. Thomas, the only New Yorker present START
ed to follow IL In his automobile. Dr. Thonas
and his chauffeur both reckless drivers aho
had stripped their automobile that they mignt
make good time. They followed the balloon with
out difficulty through the streets OF Philadeiphia'
and crossed the river on the Market street Terry:
Although their errand was explained TO the deck
hands, they were held back from the landing on
Jersey side for apparent reason Tnic oeiay ana
a slight shift of the wind to the SOUTH send
ing the balloon almost straight up the river made
IL fnipra ecabe follow the balloon, particularly
as the roads IN poor condition.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
OPPORTUNITIES FOR LITTLE BUYERS

Another big auction offering of vacant property
in The Bronx will take place on Tuesday. when
John L. Parish of Parish Fisher & Co. will sell
the S6s lots known as the Dickinson estate tract
So far as its future for residential development
is concerned. II would be difficult, according to
many real estate experts to points to any limited
area anywhere within greater New York that has
been so generously favored as has this property.
both by nature and by the oity's mapmalSers. The
entire tract lies from 150 10 $50 feet above tide
level. on one of the highest ridges between the
Sound and the Hudson River. The entire souther-
ly boundary of the property is Mosholu Parkway
the great boulevard, 600 feet wide which will con-
meet Bronx and Van COrtlandt Parks. and upon
which work is now in progress. About two-thirds
of the propertys northerly frontage overlooks Van
Cortlandt Park. from which 1t is separated by Gun
Hill Road. the only continuous thoroughfare from
the easterly part OF The Bronx TO the territory
west of Broadway and Van cortlandt Park. Jer-
ONE avenue, with Its trolley cars and projected
subway intersects the property for a distance of
The Bedford Park and wiliamsbridge sections
ment as is shown by the large number of attrae
snn Ivg a aS sEefeG II So no & TINS
trai Station is. likely to be only matter OF few
asm %hs9o so
OF the four u tracks the supports for the third rail
line now Affords access from the Bronx Park termi-
along Gun HIN Road and VAN Gortandt i0s Pnr s
South Will REACH a station OF the Van Cortlandt
avenue trolley is in operation.
Inc terms Ol Stie AOI the DICKINSON Onering
vides for the usual 10 per cent and the auction
fees down, with the balance payable on or before
July 8; or 60 per cent may remain mortgage for
one or two years at per cent
Tho property of the St Joseph's Orphan Asylum
fronting on Pelham Bay, The Bronx. will be offered
auction next Saturday. June 2. by II. g Mapes
& Co. This parcel which has been cut up into
large sized building lots is the only property over
AS the Rapid Transit Commission has approved
Of the extension OF the subway 10 Eastern Boule-
ward the section win r. the future be within
"A short walk OF subway lines careful restrictions
the premises have been made. excluding factories
and Other buildings eQnsdered As puisauoes IN q
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool May 26-sailed, steamer Lucana CBr) Watt
New York via Queenstown
Queenstown, May 26, 6:45 nArrtved steamer
tBr) Ransom. New York for Liverpool (and pro-
Cherbourg May 26 IL 80 p m-sailed steamers Amer
ika (Ger), Sauermann from Hamburg and DoverD
New York; philadelphia. Mills (from southamp-
London May 26-sailed. steamer Minnetonka (nr).
Plymouth, May 26 7:l5 m-Arrived staa,ner
Bl1eGher (Gerj, Reessing New York for Cherbourg
-, ana Hamburg land proceeded).
SiDreItar. May observation-disclosures Luisiana CTtaI)
SSarbone Genoa and Naples. for New York: 25th,
New York ' ~
MoVtle May 28-Arrived steamers Ethiopia CEr)
kelso, New York for Glasgow: Astoria (BrJ. Lums.
HaVre May 26, IL m-Sailed steamers La Lorraine
Hrl ronceiet New York: IL m. Hudson CFr). Juham
MarseiIes May 2s-Arrived steamer Caiahrta car, Cow
erley. New York Via Naples -""''A ND''' NV
Antwerp. May 2o-Sailed, steamer KroonIand ro,r,a
New York Dover
hVeE Plate, May 2s-Sailed steamer Italian Prince r)
pa,erD1n To'ah ,JToLn na ,a ,baossrto1. Now York
hsy ltsailed. steamers Stella lItaD
S1hihS tfroTn Genoa and I>eghorn). New Yors; 9tb
maria tAust) Gerolmich (from Trfeste) New Yors
MAY 70 $3.50 n-Arr1ved steamer Ber7nudinn
IOy isiana May 2o-Psssed steamer Ethiopia Cr, Kei-
~ son New York for GlaEgow -" 49,
May 2-Arriyed, sfehInera Orinaco 1ara
Peafee New York via Colon for Eouthaanon. T
ssttsl, 1Do1stsy southampton Earbados etc FOR
Ca4eata hay sArI1ved T,1scarora Cf3r1 I4ol
nngshead New York via Aleiers etc mot nrevfousiv1
Co~;iin, May 2f- Arrived steamer IAehtenfes ICfar,
Qneenstpwn MAY 2b-The White star I5ne sSesn,a,
Celtic. from New York Queensfowp ana IIyer-
pool, was reported teegraIh LAG miles
kx Ssi1S = q "a y2sasks $50 Raesns
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday May 26, 1908.

ARRIVED
Steamer EtTuria G3T, Potter Liverpool May 10 and
WITH 100 cabin 1e1 steeTSge passengers mails and mdse
Steamer as St Louis Ja.nlson, Southampton and Cher
30 steerage passengers mails and mdse Arrived the
Steamer Caledonia cBD Baxter. Glasgow and Aro..ue
May 1e Henderson with 52s cabin and SIS steer
S sStssIaeT sa @ C9a9o N Dalton Ponce May ls IS
ship Co with $50 passengers mails and Indse Arrived at
Steamer 9g IsPeranza Rogers Vera Cruz May H. Pro
10 passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
ssener Pretoria CBr,. Mckenzie Bermuda May "a. to
A Al, p outesbrdge 8 O. With n passengers. mails and
Steamer Uirien Vor Pedersen. Malaga April IA Bar
to II 6bsos sh FIN Il n "a ;r seville & MAY d and GbTassr Abr &
c Rh @ @s .tasSss p:ssss SRss NAY AND IN h.s
Steamer CITY Of Atlanta Fisher Savannah May g. to
e ocean s. Co with passengers and mdse. Left Quar-
Steamer FL Dorado Prescott New Orleans May 21. 10
sne southern Pacific Co. with mdse Left Quarantine at
9S stsaer 1o Horace % F9dson New Orleans May Is to
a n. 's''''A III OAi'A'' arrived al the Bar at 800
steamer Nueces Hix Galveston May 10 and Key West
70 - II Mallory q Co with passengers and mdse Left
Steamer JEFFERSON Dole Newport News and Norfolk to
& @ Oo dominion IS Co with passengers and mdse Left
Steamer Catanie Gates Port Arthur Texas May 81 to
eae 81 Gufey Petroleum co. with OIL Left Quarantine
cao & Apaf6e % m 4s s. % IR May "a and
Tndse. Left Quarantine at 6:17 D m.
Sandy Hook n j. May 2o $50 D un-Wind south south
west. fresh breeze: clear.
SAILED.
Lon Fnang bggaa sT IA Hamburg Min MnnS3gG1 % CID
aLnpton Via Plymouth and Cherbourg FurnNssla (Br)
Glasgow Indiana GtaD. Genoa; Virginia lGer Kingston
ana Coon Mannheim Ger. Flushing; Delaware (Br)
AVonnouth Vasconia (Fr). Norfolk Taunton Sor)
GGtgrssi Trinidad (Br Barbados: Bewind. Fajardo and
MayagneZ; Indranayo C3). Manila. Yokohama etc
caracas San Juan. La Guayra, etc; Exeter city C3r)
trlsto Morro Castle. Havana Maraval (Br) Grenada
eto Sabine Brunswick and Mobile; El Monte New Or
leans Fl sorte Galveston; Hamilton Norfolk New
port News; city Of Macon Savannah: Campania CBr)
LIVERPOOL via Queenstown; Fert QtaD. Tampa: Sbiris
Ger, Kngston. Savana. etc; Georgia Aus), Naples
Venice Trieste; Apache. Charleston and Jacksonville
lroquoiE. Charleston Jacksonville; Dunkeld (r) Jack
sonville San Jacinto. Key West Galveston
peake. Baltimore; Oneida, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
BURGLARS STEAL A DOZEN EGGS.
Incidentally Remove Silverware from Home
of the Rev. DR.. George P. Eckman.

Burglars entered No. $50 West End avenue
the home of the Rev. DR.. George r. BcKHai'
pastor of St PauIs Methodist Episcopal Churcn'
last Wednesday but it did not become puohc
until yesterday. The burglars entered through
a window on the first floor. made their way TO
the dining and took not only all tne sl'er-
ware but also dozen fresh eggs.
DR. Eckman said yesterday that when ne came
TO this city nine years ago he hired q Watchnlah.
but that after he became acquainted with New
york he discharged him. He added that ROD
berries have been numerous in his part OF the
citv and said that one of his parishioners had
been robbed recently and that several months
ago burglars had entered the house across the
street from the parsonage.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The McVickar-Ganard Realty Company has re-
sold for Joseph wolkenberg 10 B. Abraham, No.
a54 East 7tli ct. five story double hathouse on
lot 23xs1 feet.
g. b. Goodale & Son have sold for Z. L. Canton
No 4O3 West 4lst St. four story building on lot
lex9Ss feet.
Slawson g. Hobbs have sold FOR Emily L. Lam
don 10 client for occupancy the five story Amer
lean basement dwelling house, No. $40 West lOSth
ST. 1sx55xl0O feet
James X. Shaw has sold No 55S West 18th ~
a four story and basement brownstone front dwell
iaS esu,S y I0s Ill sAsa so, sEst ys5 vaux,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

l25th St No. 434 West: for a six-story brick
tenement house and store. 20NST.l1; o. Miller.
owner: Rouse s Sloan. architects -...,...-.....
118th st. n s.. 412 n. OF lst ave for a sir
story brick fathouse- 5TxST.11: Lordt. Pstnetti a
RespeTfs, owners; L V. J. Weiner. architect.
Ii6th St, n. s. 30 ~. W OF Amsterdam ave-.
and 10th St. n. g. $50 n W. OF Amsterdam
ave ; for q one and two story brick boiler room,
sub station, etc. S5x65 and S5xD4 United Elec-
trio Light and Power Company. owner; W. e.
MCCay. Afchlteol
14Bth ST. s. s. ST5 IT. W. OF tn ave FOR thres
six-story brick tenement houses and stores 8T.6
xS6 IL: Block a Behrendt. owners: Bernstein a.
Bernstein, architects .......................,.
IlSth St No S27 to 3S1 East: for a six story
brick hathOuso and store, 50xST. 10: Soraci q
Molea owners: Moore a Iandsiedel. architects
Sath st Noe 80 and Is: for a two-story brick
garage. s1ON5O. l. Stern. owner: Chiechel 4
pitnars architects ........ ,.. ...... ......
10th 81 Nos 80 aud g. East. fpr \ seven story
brick studioN and ctiices 4DXSO; tigbay Ton
struction Company. owner; 4. &. Z9bel. azchl-
lcCt
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
KILLS HIS GRANDMOTHER
Paterson. Ma:1 Did Not KnOso Re
UoIuer Was Loaded.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Paterson. N J., May 26.-Mrs. Anna Gertrude
Dittmar. seventy-ffve years of age wife of Dr.
Dittrnar, was accidentally killed this afternoon
by her grandson. Otto Dittmar. twenty years
old. Mrs Dittmar sitting in the parlor of
her home. No. 11S North Main street, sewing.
and her grandson stood near by, cleaning re-
volver He did not know it loaded, and
when it was accidentally discharged, the grand
mother cried out: otto l am shoti"
Where, in the hand?" asked Otto.
NO" replied the old lady. Il am shot in the
breast, and l think 1 will die"
Mrs. Dittmar arose, and as she started for the
door she dropped to the floor and died. The
bullet had pierced her lung County Physician
Mcbride granted a temporary certificate and
young Dttmar was placed under arrest
I'VE were talking about taking trip TO Coney
Island tomorrow" he said when the gun went
off, and 1 could not believe anything serious had
happened until grandmother dropped dead at my
feet. She the best friend had"
Young Dittmar seemed almost crazed with
grief when led away by policeman.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Peterson Peter A. to Title Guarantee and Trust
= Company; cath st, No 127 East: year. ......,.
Congregation Orach Chain to Rachel Shweftze-
and another: Lexington ave. s. 55-S IT $ of
Moran, Paul, to Richard A Caniisld; 4sth ST. No
Dudensing Franz to title Guarantees ana T,,;s
Company; Jackson ave. 5. S6.4 II n OF 1880 st.
Menaker Herman. to Julius HefiSman 2sStb
St corner Fulton st, 1OOxiOO washington
vile; years, ) y per cent ...............
Same to same: 2S9th ST, $ s. so IT 3 OF Matilda 81
50x1Oe washingtonviIe: 8 years 5ls per cent
Green Joseph, TO Aaron Gordon; Allen 81, No 8;
prior mortgage. $4,000; due July l. 1911. per
Larkin. Andrew ]. to Jacob Ros6erg; Heath ave.
$. 1888 # Of hinssbridge Road. xs6.1O;
RlOrdan, Daniel j. 70 Max Cohen ana another;
mortgage. $50 500; years per
Ahrens Carl H. to Thomas Psndergast: lot 2O1
70 2uS. map or Westchester property OF e T
smith Mary. 70 Christiana Bond: wales ave. W 5.
1O1.4 IT Of 150th 81. 75x1O6i I year ga per
Milton Realty Company TO Frank Biaser: Morris
ave, g corner tIngsbridge Road. 81 11x54.S:
3 years, o per cent. ...,..........,......
Weinstein. Louis to William solomon: sth. ave.
s. corner l4sth ST a 11xlOO; prior mortgage.
S122O0O; due July 2S. 1905. O6.....................
Glauber. Nforitz et al to Lena Levi: 1T2d ST. $ W
LAzzO. Tony and another TO Frederick w sTichler:
Concord ave. No 142. map East Morrisania 6Ox
$40 400; due September %. 1906. per cent.
Hecht. Michael. Title Guarantee and Trust
company; Melross 81 5. 4I6 II W OF COurtlandt
ave. 5OX1OO: demand. ....-..... ...............
Frahel. frteIh, TO FREDERICK y Du Bots; lot 113 TO
~ map property estate OF Richard I, CGrmen.
In 12th Ward; mortgages each S3S2to; years
Same 70 same: lot 12t to 125 map. ..........
Lynn, George. 70 Helen \ Banks; lots 81 and IS.
map University Heights North due per bond
Sermolino AnacleJo and another to Ernest Eshr-
mann and another. trustees; Washington Square
West. W s. q g II OF 4th ST. -. 6xe1. 10: due
ocstreicher oscar. ana another to Bankers Life
Insurance Company; 2a ave. No 24OT; years. 5
Miller. Barnet. and another 10 William t Hockey;
both 81, n $. 30 II Of Tth ave. 2o6 5X90. IL .
prior mortgage S2S, coo; deJnand, per cent
Miller Barnet and another 10 Corporate Realty
Association; Amsterdam ave. W cor 1IOth st.
75x irreE: prior mortgage. 100000; year. 80.
Hoe Robert IT, TO Amalia Livingston; 55th 81.
No rs East: s years. per rcent-----...----....
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

2soth St. g. q, 100 r. e. OF ID ava 50xi14: Cza.ta.
GiOre loans Dovtd H 5arfats ....-.....-.
Madison St. ". 100 II. n Of Morris Par< ave
s0x1Oo Bronx: O. de Witt ClOcks loans JaaoS
. - o. o. % . o o 80
Convent ave, 12sth St. So. Nicholas Terrace ara
10th St. whole block. &25x36G. Ir189 TT4sa a
Metropolitan lAfs Insurance Company loan.
David Cohen and Lewis Cfolde .........
14oth ST.. a O.. 100 q. =. OF Courtlandt avs. ar
1898; Chelsea Realty Company loans wiiliasa
-.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LEN:

Boston road W .. 303 II. 5. OF 166sh st. T5x1ns,
New Jersey Terra Gotta Company agt Abraharn
Meissl et al May IT, 1898 ...............
Central Park West 8. corner 65th 81 100 m
LIS; John A. Phllbrick & Bro agt. salTaast a
Hsines st al May 0. 1906. -.
Same property; Michael o DNvyer et a. szt sazss:
May n 1906 Observation-Disclosures.
Casfmir Y. Wagner: May IL. 1906 ..-.....4s-
1eth St. No. ne East; Mason Manufacturing Com
pany agt. John L. Goidfng al AprfI "a fasa
Saith ST.. No. 336 East; Samuel Baxter axt p-avs1
NJ. Mayerson: February 10. 1906 .........---
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
AGED FARMER WEDs SCHOOLGIRL

[By Telegraph to The Thbune.1
Poughkeepsie. N Y, May 26.-The marriage of
Miss Edith May Phillips. a schoolgirl. seventeen
years old, to John Foster Rhynus a farmer and
bachelor seventy years old, took place last night
in New York preparing for a wedding trip to Cali
fornia The bride wore short dresses up to the day
she put on her wedding gown
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
TO PUSH PORTO RIcAN NEEDLEWoRK

1t was learned yesterday that firm called the
Americo-Porto Rico Company is planning to de-
velop the needlework and lacemahing industry OF
the island The company is backed by American
capital and has the approval OF a number Of
clereymen both In the United States and Porto
Rico A commercial agent of the company sailed
for Porto Rico yesterday to arrange for the estab
lishment of the business in the island
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27

press Of japan (via Vancouver and
Japan. Corea China Especially ad- wv -
dressed only)-Shawmut (vIa Seatte) June g. 600 n m
II the Cunard steamer carrying the British mail for
New Zealand does not arrive in time with this
Glspatch extra maisclosing at 1890 a m, $50 M
$3.50 a m and Sundays at 1890 q m S:3O a m Q
m and m-win be made up and forwarded until the
arrival Of the Cunard steamer.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
aLAseow.NEW YORK RECORD BROKEN

The steamer Caledonia, of the Anchor Line, ar
rived here early yesterday, breaking the record
between New York and Glasgow. The CaieoonlA'
which is the latest addition to the Anchor Lane
aee+ was not expected before this morning. Sne
made the trip in six days, twenty hours ana Is
aigSt minutes This is four hours and Twelve
minutes better than the best record from Gasso"'
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27

dwelling houses will be permitted. the prop9hrs55 ph5
may bs reached by subway 10 simpson stEsse, pad
nv westchester avenue car to Throgs Neck foasnl;;
The auction takes place on the grounds' shu W."
begin at / O'clock and last until evening ,>.,,,,
The auction sale to be held by Bryan l. heir
on June IL at the Real Estate SaiesrooIls, :,
pected to attract large numbers of little y5,1r
There will be offered 325 lots in tho centre = "in-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS

The first name in each case given is thar =
debtor. the second that OF the creditor, ana
when Judgment was filed:
Altman. Henry-New York Telephone C0npa1y1
AGfCl 10, lSJO- q 10 .
Fish, s. s. EichOrn and " Tsmmar-G
LOvelace: December 90. 1890. ............,-
Guertin, CLIFFORD oh H Lyman; Soven6er
Sternlang. Jacob. and Max II. RaubItschsk-B u
GOldberEer: December 3. 1904 ..-........-,
Sinkowitz Isidor-City OF New York: January ID
-- % o. % o o.
vigorito, Jack-O Muller; Nay 21 1904. 60.
Walker George W.-M. T. Marcus; March n
1906 .-...-.s.....
Rossiter AfacGovern & Co.-ROrne Brass and Cop
per Company; May p, 1905. 9O5...-.............,.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

IhANSFAClt1C MAILS.
Destination and steamers. Close In N Y
New Zealand, Australia Cexcept Weeb
Rev Caledonia Samoa, Hawaii and
rli lslHnd-SonOnla via Fran
t,S1ss92 e1ss92. fs- To-day. 1870 a II
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