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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
MADE SHORTAGE GOOD.
Treasurer Had $4,000 Check, bit
Has Forced to Confess.

Thomas J. higgins. former treasurer of the
West Hudson County Trust Company of Har-
rison. n. J., was forced TO confess yesterday mat
the company's books had been tempered with
This confession was made while higgins had
ia his pocket a certified check for S3OooO to
cover the shortage. He was unable 10 get the
money back 10 the bank before his resignation
was demanded This brought out the confession
After this higgins turned over the check IN
terest and some Of the bank stock
Allegations of forgery. embeZzlement and
classification have been laid before the Hudson
County Grand Jury against Mr.. higgins. Inc
charges were the result of report made TO
Prosecutor Speer by the State Department OF
Banking and Insurance, which discovered the
discrepancies in the accounts OF the trust com
pany and insisted upon the removal or the
treasurer Influence brought TO bear on
Commissioner Watkins to lot the matter drop
after restitution had been made, but he insisted
on the criminal complaint being preferred In
no way however. has the standing Of the bank
been affected. The discovery OF the lrregularl-
ties followed an investigation by F. y Hyatt
and Horace Biddle. examiners OF the Depart
ment of Banking and Insurance. The suspicious
of Mr. Hyatt were aroused by the appearance OF
irregularity in four notes. He found that TOT
these notes the company had received no in
terest. Doubling the genuineness Of the sig
the treasurer and was assured that they were
correct
Mir. higgins said the notes were all MADE Tor
the benefit OF Robert Davis, the Democratic
boss of Hudson County, for whom, he said he
acted in a confidential capacity. He Is also
treasurer Of the Robert Davis Association
Interested in the trust company are Hamilton
r. Kean. brother Of the United States Senator;
f. f. G Young. Of Jersey City; John ". Whalen,
Of Elizabeth. and others well known In financial
circles
Mr.. Whalen said yesterday.
The defalcation became known in August last.
l started the investigation which resulted IN the
discovery that Mr.. higgins had diverted some
certified checks, and instead of putting them
through the bank had sent them direct TO Dick
Bros. & Co. brokers. The discrepancy was
covered up by series of notes and charging
off against an inactive account. The defalcatlon
Of $4,000 wss made good. together with S51Z
interest it. and shares of the company's own
stock were turned back by Mr.. higgins
II developed. when the fault was finally To-
Gated that Mr.. higgins had certified check for
the full amount for three months but at no
time did opportunity offer TO substitute ii for
The falsled accounts, because such step would
have been detected at once by the examiners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
HOLLAND LECTURES ON SUBMARINES.
Says They Would Have Prevented the Capt
ure Of Manila-Predicts Their Supremacy.

Orange y. J., Feb. s.-John G. Holland, the in
ventor Of submarine boats, in lecture on Sub
marine Navigation - at Seton Hall College, South
Orange, last night, said that in the near future
the transfer of troops over water would impos-
sihe, would also be attack on islands or
coasts, IL submarine boats put in commission
al the present high speed. which they could attain
under the latest Improvements in their propelIing
power.
There is 40 defence against a submarine boat
said Mr.. Holland.
Admiral Dewey alone expressed tie opinion that
the submarine boat practical, he said. Had
two Of the Holland boats been in the Bay of Ma
nilla the taking Of the city would have been i'm
possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
TO MODIFY ANTT-HAzING LAW
Bill in Accord with Presidents Views To Be
Drawn Up.

Washington. Feb S.-A conference was held AZ
the "hlie House to-day between the President and
subcommittee Of the Naval Affairs Committee
Of the House respecting legislation regarding bsz
ing at the Naval Academy. II is desired to franz,
legislation along the lines the Presidents letter
10 Chairlnen Hale and Foss of the Senate
ana Rouse Naval Affairs committees. Repre-
sentative Butler OF Pennsylvania, headed the sub
committee which discussed the subject with the
President. The committee is in accord with the
view Of the President and Secretary Bonaparte
that the existing laws not quite fair and that
dismissal from the academy should not necessarily
follow a conviction for haZng. After the visit Of
the subcommittee the President took Ip the sub
jet with Secretary BOnaparte A sure will he
drawn in accord with the Presidents views "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

shiel,s $, lot 2eo map Wakefield 2ssxIOo6;
julius Michael. referee, Charles NJ Preston
receiver mortgage, 81. Observation-Disclosures. 81 $50
Man-st at . corner estate Henry Iischoa 'i''0
al ely Island; Katherine Mackenzie to CITY
Sth-st No s22 East 25xss o. Julius Berkowitx ~"
i1b a. 10 osas hFaess mortssse $40 100 100
marhan konn to Benjamin Praskn and another
losd-st No ia East iexoo ii Eng.n: ,i 100
70 Moritz Rudinger, all title: mortgage Is o.S Nor
M o. T. OF Amsterdam iOI irres
otSsf: norsass ss 600 % Marcus osk and
eOh-st No 2i6 West 25nlOo6; Nose. R::;;, 100
4sds No 900 East hsssp Ipno nprtgage 100
Quarry Road bet Bathsaie and an Nominal
bet lands OF Bassford and Morris: Leo Huts ss.
Janles-st W s. 10 10 IT n Of New Nominal
x; Charles b Van Valen 10 wiIlIal nosers Sat.
West 25sicS4 E EtSoSS Dav. !, Nomn.
arthur III Scribner; mortgage SIG OCO. ~
SSIh-st NO 4o2 West. 25x9S.9 Solomon Miller to Az"
siTTHUing kempner and another: mortgage
4sh-st No s56 West 25xioos soomon; MIN. Nominal
ttoo 1 nrnVoin kempner and another; MORTGAGE
1staye ISL OF eath-.t % 1.iis Iona. Nominal
%ereran an snd az another to Samuel BerkowitE
1lsthst, 4571 fl Of Peasantt.sc. ~ ~ 100
ope ~ r 9onn w Wood 70 Hymsn siegel and an
Lot lIs map $40 lots McCraw estate FrsrnL nominal
Bacon to James Koran. .....' FRANK 90
15th-st No % to % West 75xas w;h,..ii., 100
ResloX Company 10 Ole F Olsen m mn,ehaH
White Plains Road. VS. Is Of n = ,., 100
Robert g Boeder -. N'"' Sa'h Cash TO
Lot o! 81 map yaP Nest Pusi..o =, al L, Nominal
A2d st $50 It Of sth-ave 2s1ioo !, fa;:: 100
half mart gage 70 si iG sG schwarzwader
same ha, prpy' August F1nek r ct al 10 sama '2Soo
4thst 275 W Of 2i ave s,ioo3, Nominal
p Hawthorne; ref, TO Jacob Cordsy 20 Charles
'S''h-'- No GIL wsst 2sxssl EInIns Franz Il 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
MECHANICS LIENS.

eth-ave. No 529: Quincy Heater Manutac,r-,r,
company ast. Thirty-hfth Street and Fifth Avs
nue Realty company. owner: United Heating
same agt St Veronica's Roman Catholi- Cbnrrh
onited heatlng Company. contractor
1'ln-st NO 81 East; Babcock & Wilcox AIT
NeW-1ork contracting and Trucking Comnany
owner; United Heating Connanv cor tre~.se
Washington-st. No $50; Quincy Heatinr Mann
featuring company ast. Church OF IN Veron-
Ia Ia owner; united Heating Company contrac-
Lexington-ave., Nos. 1895 and 6G7: issa, =
Jacobs Jacobs ast Jacob Solomon. owner; Grossman &
Seider contractors .............. ~
Le5inston-aye. Nos 1.4s6 and i. ASS; same act
bernard brindze. owner: Grossman a Seider
broadway Nos. 4ss and 500: New-York Ersnch
dSaage works ast- L. C. Lawrence. owner and
uSth-st, No. 70 East; Vito Sylvester ast Jacob
M Goldstein and Bernard Yeamans owners.
Grossman n Solder. contractors
iSStn-st., T. g.; 10 IT. e. OF LenoX-ave. i5oxsa:
speaioso Ealsnts agt, Frederick II Nader
owner; Rafraele Visorito. contractor ....-.
soth-st., No a. West: James Tanning ct al aSt
L. w Morrison or E. Morrison. owner ana con
Broadway. No 2a5 John s,mmcn, cor;n.;v; a p
Browning King Company. owner: United Heat
ing Company. contractor ....................
" ashington-st., {. W. corner Barrow-st tOON
100: same ast 81 veronica's Parochiai school
i7thst.. No. SIT 70 sal East: same agt New
York Contracting and Trucking COMPANY
owner United Heating Company CONTRACTOR
oth-ave. No. 523 same agt. Thirty-sixth Street
United Heating Company. contractor ..........
Broadway. e. g., so a. $. OF eeth-st s. Iixion.
Frederick A. Wilkie ct al. agt. Thomas Healy
owner; fireproof Building Company. contractor
ast New-York Contracting Company, owner.
United treating Company, contractor .........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
WEST INDIAN CABLES WORKING.
No Details of Cause of Break Received
Here

After a weeks interruption Of cable connections
between Porto Rico and the islands beyond COM
rnunication was resumed yesterday afternoon No
details Of the of the break We're received In
this city for the wires were kept busy forwarding
tho messages accumulated both ends OF the line
Both the Commercial Gable Company and the
Western Union Gable Company were held UP by
the break. At the Office of the former il said
that the interruption might have been caused by a
storm dasling the cable against reef, ana az the
Western Union Office the suggestion was offered
that & fresh 'insurrectiou' might have broken out
and the cable been cut TO cover il up.
The Commercial Gable Company announced last
night that dispatches could be sent La C5uayra
and all points in Venezuela next Sunday until noon
There viii also in future be regular ortunty
every Monday 10 reach Maracaibo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
DISMISSED MILDLY REINsrATep

Annapolis, Nd, Feb s.-The court martial which
has been trying midshipmen for hazing will reas
semble on next Tuesday. as there stn several
cases. An Official order was received here this
morning stating that Midshipman William T. Rovd
jr- Of nlinsS. Of the second class. had been
convicted Of nazing and sentenced to dismissal nv
tie court martial and that his sentence hai beo,
approved by the Secretary OF the Navy Shortly
after a telegram was received the Naval Aoad
envy stating that the order had been rescinded ana
that Boyd mad not been dismissed. As Boyd's case
vas not an aggravated one. Il Is believed thar the
reviewing authority may decide 10 pardon him
Boyd defended himself before the court martial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
SAIL TO UNvEIL MONUMENT IN CUBA
Santiago Battlefelds Commission Starts to
Honor Americans Killed in War

With the Santiago Battlefield Commission and a
large party of army men and women on board the
United States transport Sumner sailed AT 10 m
yesterday for Santiago de Cuba and other ports in
Cuba and Porto Rico The expedition is sent out by
the Department Of War under the authority of
congressional resolution On February Il the party
viii unveil a battle monument at Santiago de cuba
The battlefield commission consists OF General 8
B. NJ Young General A L. Mills and Lieutenant
Colonel Webb c. Hayes 4 tablet will be erected at
Daiquiri where the 9Th Army Corps landed under
General w X ShafJer, June D. 1898 Battle tab
res VIII pc erected on san Juan Ridge, and honor
IaoleLs GIVING me names Of killed and wounded on
san Juan fi4II al III Caney and at Fort San Juan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
Reds Estate.
Competition with
Government Bonds

The purchaser of a GOV.
eminent bond does not
invest his money through
any sense of patriotism.
he does it because he be-
lieves his principal is safe
and his interest sure.
Given, an investment
meeting these identical
requirements but with A
higher rate of interest
which will he take?
The latter is represented
by the guaranteed mort
gage on New York Civ
real estate, than which
there can be nothing more
secure.
No hVsst0r has eVsr lost a l0IL1,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
DR.. DEMAREST FOR RUTGERS HEAD.
Acting President Elected to Succeed DR.
Austin Scott

New Brunswick. \. J.. Feb. S-The trustees Of
Rutgers College this afternoon elected DR. ". II. D
Demarest president of the college TO succeed Dr.
Austin Scott. who resigned time ago. Dr.
Demarest has been acting president for several
months.
DIT. Demarest will accept it Is expected. He is
the son Of the late Or. David Deuarest who for
more than thirty was professor Of pastoral
theology m the seminary here. He born
Walden. y y. in May, 1863 and was graduated
from Rutgers college I'm 1883 He became pastor Of
the Reformed Church AZ Walden in 1885, and re-
manned there until 1881. From there he went TO
1slsEiH \. y, acting as pastor of the Reformed
church tlh 1871. when Die was made professor Of
ecclesiastical history AT the seminary here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

Avenue A. No. 1922; Barnett Friedman act
Samuel Riegler ct al. March 80 1905 -.
sth-ave-, & .. corner 154th-st.: Berry n Simo,s
81 al agt Joseph NJ Goldberg ct al December
Allen st. No 1913; Solomon d Multi agt Estbsr
1,t Fallps January Is 1905 Gby bondl. ,...-...
PanX ast Emil B. MyrowitE ct al. September
saI;ns iS Dro, 90
loo property; same ast. same; September %
sth-ave.. Nos Tso and 1852: Louis Hammer, ~ ID
al agt s. s. s. Realty Company; December "a
y, 1905 Cby payment. .-,...,..'N. - ~
Henry N. Mannheim ct al February 3 1905 nv
paymsnt) ............ " A'O" wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
FAMILY I'M SYMPATHETIC CONCLUSIONS

10y Telegraph 70 The Tribune
MddletoWn. y Y. Feb S.-A remarkable case
Is puzzling the physicians of Coldenham, near
here. man forced Andrew Clark. thirteen years
old. into stable with kicking mule on Christ
mas, and The boy was frightened into convul-
sions He has had repeated attacks since. Clark
has five younger brothers and sisters When
an attack comes on the older boy, the other chill
oren Immediately 90 into commissions which are
50 violent as to require strong men 10 hold them.
The children have been separated by miles but
the effect Is the same at first though doctors
believe the separation viii effect a cure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
wINDoLPH REPUBLICANS GIVE BALL

The annual han and vaudeville entertainment of
the Republicans of the 18th Assembly District took
place last night Al tine Amsterdam Opera
mouse 44i-st and Sih-ave. Nearly al the district
leaders were present. Aqueduct Commissioner Win
dolph is the leader Of the district some of those
present last night were Edward Iauterbacb Thorn
Is J. Hamilton. william Halpin William ri Ten
f4ck Edwari IT, Healy, George Wanmaker and
John RciscnwebeT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

PeETy-avs. " s. So 2s IT of 2O5th-st for two
story frame dwelling house. 21x55; Cather.n ne
Smith, owner Alexander II smith. archftecr $50
21Sth-st n 4th-ave; FOR five two s.orv
frame dwelling houses. Is 3x42; Thomas Green
less owner: Louis Falk architect -. 1850
Clark Place. 5. 3149 II OF Jerome-ave for
one story brick stable AMI dwelling house.
xe6; a, CsbreH owner ana arehitecJ -. 5000
CnOnpOTt Road .. 1T45S n Of Columbus
ave; for two two story frame dwelling houses,
221x5s. and - 1x61. Charles Ringelstein.
owner; Bernhard EbeI' ng architect ','.-'' 1000
Wales ave. :. T23 # OF Beck-st No COS.
for a one story frame shed. 14N54. Dorninick Al
tieri. owner: GoldneE Goldhe-g. ar-h--acts-- go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IA Vesey-st-By Geo Read & Co: Falcon ave.
s. bet Hist Latting Seton Homestead 22xlo
sty dwlg trustees sale: TO Iimothy Dono-
81. $50.
BY Joseph p Day. "a Grand-st, n s. 40 II " OF Woos-
25x100 sty brk loft and store bldg Met fe ms
Co agt Demorest Pattern ct al; Rttch, w. q X,
attys: Lewis ref; amt due, $4,000; etc.
s745 IS: plaintiff $4,000 239th-st. e6.1
of Plains I'd 25x1Oo: A W Van Vechten agt
W Rohm ct al; Knox & d, attys; Maurice Goodman.
ref amt due S1.1S5 etc, SIS 3d. Withdrawn
BY Parish. Fisher & Co: LIPS ID ave, 502 It n
Of 59th-st. 258x767: sty brk tenmt h: Falk agt
J Reilly all Waach & c. attys. ] ] Lenahan. ref;
s22 65s 40 taxes sT35 So. adjrnd FEB 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
ToNes TO HOLD PEACE DINNER.

The Hip Sing Tong is going TO commem-
crate the peace compact" made with its rival or
Eanizauon IL Chinatown, by a public dinner on
sunday night II the Woi Wing Low restaurant, No
70 Pell-st. The invitations issued yesterday,
Dut no mint was given that the rival organization
would join in the peace dinner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
COAL DRIVERS, STRIKE DEE

IN was announced last evening 10y Edwin NJ
Gould chairman Of the Greater New-York Council
81 the International brotherhood Of Teamsters
that the strike of coal drivers scheduled for SatIr
day will not come off. we decided" said Mr.
Poula, TO accept The compromise offer as to wages
81 the employees. and the employers VIII not dis
Crlmlnate against union men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANO

ootn.sI :; 10 II W OF Avenue A: for lys .,x
story prick tenement houses. 81 TxsT Is s.ch
la2d-st s. ii6 n pr atTSeisset $4,000
story brick tenement house so 2xa5 II. r -
man owner; Bernstein & Bernstein architects 40.
e-l-st ; ~ 2Sl4 II OF Avenue r. for ~ WIN
six story brick tenement houses "a a. 30 o 10
a Nsd!sE sSnssl Slssn 4 NoSrtS archs.at. soa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

"s IN n $. 100 n e: OF Amsterdam-ave I2sx
ioan &, nar,is Msndeloaum and Fisher Levine
lotth samuel friedelson ...........,......
ave. = e corner 145th-st 100 6x ~ Az
M ssttS''-S' Cheisea Realty Company loans Harry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
NEW OWNER FOR THE CLAIRE.

Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Vincent F. Ma
gnn 20 Andrew F. Murray the Claire six story
elevator apartment house. No. S4s West 11sth-s
5OxSSX10O feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
w. w. AsToR SELLS BLOCK FRONT.

The Fleischmann Realty and Construction Com
pany has bought the block front in Riverside Drive
between 18th and 18th sts.. owned by William
Waldorf Aston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
AUCTION SALE TODAY.

At II Vesey-st-By Chas A Berrian: 511 144th- s.
1903 IL " Of Amserdam-ave 166x99 IL; sly brk dw!g
h; NJ e Rogers agt Edgar Logan ct al: Cakes Van A.
attys; Duffy, ref due, S1O66s IL taxes etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

William Brown a negro. better known as Smoky
MoKes, was sentenced 10 life Imprisonment yester-
cay by Justice Davis in the criminal branch OF the
Supreme Court. Brown confessed 10 murder In the
second degree in killing Thaddeus Washington and
'Rill'' Butler IN tine Cedar Club at No. l4O West
S2d-st.. December last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09

Med:
1905 -..-..-~.-.. NnB
CrOpsy. Iouis-H Levine: November D. 1905. i2A
Hannes. Lazarus-H. LedeFer June y 1906 .. 1884
ssme-Same December Is 1905. .......-...-... 10i >
Harper. George-W F. Duckw0Tth, December %.
L''N Wv
Jaeger Herman IA. RothschiId. January Is.
1905 a1'i'''' l'S IsB
Mcdonnell John--G G. Bradley. June Is 1902 4T4a
Relkin. Nathan-H. Freeman: August . 1904 22eA
fsss ,canceIieh "A rom e' a. august o. SsS
Wasboe. Olaf-P Impsrato: January p 1905 22S
Press publishing CompanyI-R BsssO: February >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09

After several APPOINTMENTS the case against the
five mel arrested in a raid made on January 80 b,
Captain DAILY. OF the West 47th-st. station on the
Enonan Club. dismissed yesterday BY MagIs-
irate Moss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09

Fire engine No. o. overturned yesterday af-
ternoOu al I,exington-ave and 42d-st The driver
Peter Dehaum. and three other firemen were
thrown TO the street. The engine was badly
smashed and the men bruised bur not seriously in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09

Ire Sax Association ~ America VI. celebrate ia
shirt y-lourth anniversary with d dinner Delmon
tco's tomorrow night Governor Utter II Rhod,
Island. f;ear Admiral Coghlan and other wei
known men viii SPEAK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
Country Property for Sale.

GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE in nrst-elass 1ocai4,
~ for sale value. price future cannot - eGIsIa
around Manhattan Address A. NJ 50 Woolsev-st
Astoria. Long Island -
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND sJrBSCRT PTrOVs Gov ~
"a Tribune received their Uptown ONCE No 1 ass
Broadway. between 36th and 37h clock D. m
Advertisements received the following branch Offices AZ
regular once rates until OF clock VIZ. "a sb-
2sd-st. 153 6th-ave cor I2th-sf Easr
l4thst 257 Vest 42d-st,. between and Sth AYES.
SITS; 1O25 3d-eve near 61st-st. Los 1st-ave near
ssth-st 15T East 125th 756 Treuont-ave: $50 a.
ave. ne-r 41st-st.; 554 Sd-ave-: 30 BIeecker-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor the second
hat OF the creditor and date when Judgment was
lied:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09

Iohn Martin the lecturer on sociological subjects.
opened a new course al Public School No 100 last
might Professor Samuel {. SchIaucker. Of me
state Normal School. West Chester. Penn. closed
his couTs- Evolution the Young Men
l,eaevolen' = ISOLATION No. 81 East Broadway,
i4st nIsLl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09

February 6-The Maine Missouri the Kentucky the
KearSarge and the Tankton. from Cuebra for TrInf-
dad the Hopkins, the WCrden. the Macionougb the
Lawrence, the Stewart and the Truxtun, from san
Juan for Trinidad; the Alabama. for
Barbados: the West Virginia from Culebra for St
Thomas; the Maryland from Culebra for Antigua:
the Pennsylvania from CUlebra for St Vincent: the
Colorado. from Culehra for Grenada: the Newport
from San Pedro de Mscoris FOR Sanchez
February THE Cleveland. from Hampton Roads for
Newport News
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
UNFINISHED Apartments to Let.

1Q1 tn ST. 701 E.-sIx light rooms and hath. STAR,
Luz and hot water supply. corner house: rent Ss9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
JUDGM ENTS.

The following Judgments were fled YESTERDAY,
first name being that OF the DEBTOR:
Andrews Frederick S.-New-York Edison con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
City Property for Sale.

Borough OF Richmond.
nOCBLE CORNER. 45x1O0. prncpa! busnss. ..-...
IL best town Staten Island, families ~ rSoT.' .
KEMPSON. % Broadway ' ""''tsasa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
apaNORTGAGE
GUARANTEED
Capital & Surplus. $4,000, 900
14S Broadway. New York.
Ia Remssn St.. Brooklyn.

Real Estate Wanted.
(tYRILLE CARREAC Estate and insurance -
~ 1876 6tha 18th. kinds ar ,AseaS
rent. sell. manage, insure. '9''iSs .