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New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
HUNT BOMB THROWERS.
Condition of Plumbers Injured by
EppIOSi0n TmprOUed-NO Cleo.

The who injured by the bombs thrown
from elevated train among a number of the
members of Local $50 Of the plumbers, in front of
Teutonia Hall Friday night. were able to be
about yesterday but some of them could only
hobble. The detectives Of the East 22d street
station the all day. but made
arrests.
Neither Plumbers Union No. g. which is
strike against the Master Plumbers Association,
nor Local 4S0 with which the Master Plumbers
Association has made agreement met yester-
day. Some of the officers of the United National
Association of Plumbers and Steam and Gas
Filters and Helpers with which Local $50 is
affiliated will be in town tomorrow. According to
the officers of Plumbers Union No. 3 the negotia-
tions for settlement of the strike not ended.
President Frank Garland, Of Plumbers Union
No. made statement yesterday in which he
denied that any of the members of his union its
officers had anything to do with the bomb throw
ing. He referred to it as a "dastardly outrage"
and said that. in his opinion it was done through
the influence of some society which
antagonstic to the unions to bring them into
dscredit. He said missile was thrown from
the Third elevated train at 59th street and
Third avenue last Tuesday. which injured some
of the members of No. > He said there would be
another conference before tomorrow night. look
ing toward settlement of the difficulty with No
4SO
! The members of the Master Plumbers Associa-
ton also recalled the throwing of the supposed
bomb at ssth street and Third avenue. on Tuesday
The place is within block of Terrace Garden. 5sth
street and Third avenue, where the master plumb
ers have been meeting since the strike. President
T. A. Hill OF the Master Plumbers Association said
have thrown the bombs but that it looked very
bad for the strikers and In view of the many
things of the kind that had occurred In recent
strikes the public would be likely to look severely
the affair
Mr. Hill said that far as the Master Plumbers
Association was concerned Plumbers Union No. 2
had ceased to exist. No member of that union
could be employed on any terms II the members
Joined the United National Association, either by
Joining No. 4SO. under separate charter then
its members, being in union, would be eligible
for employment by members of the Master Plumb
eTs' Association
According to of the physicians Of Bellevue
Hospital a large number of pieces of steel had
been taken out of the hand Of one Of the men in
street station said last night that in his opinion
there was no metal In the bomb or bombs. He
believed that they bottles filled with illuminate
Of mercury and paper stronger explosive. in
his opinion, would have caused much greater
damage.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

tow. Arthur July 1s TO the standard
OIL Company with oil. Left Quarantine at 500 q m
Steamer Matanzas. Miller Tampioo, July 20 ana Ha-
Nana "a 10 James Ward & 60. with passengers and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1:Oe m
Steamer jamestown, Catharine. Newport News and
Norfolk 10 Dominion steamship Company. with
passengers mdse. Left Quarantine at 4:45
Steamer Princess Anne, Tapley, Newport News and
Norfolk Dominion steamship Company, with
passengers and mdse. Left Quarantine at 2:4O
Steamer Carpatha (Br) PentecOS Newport News July
Steamship Company, in ballast. Left
Quarantine 1O5
Charleston "a to Clyde Steamship Company. with
passengers and mdse. Left Quarantine at SSt
GoldsbOTO. Forrest, Philadelphia to the Clyde
Steamship Company, with mdse Passed In Sandy Hook
steamer britannia (Brl Erskne Philadelphia July o.
n Winchester Co. in ballast Left Quarantine at
is SANDY ~ Hook J. July 2s $50 m-wind west, light
breeze: cloudy
Steamers New York. Southampton via Plymouth and
Cherbourg; Etruria (El Liverpool via Queenstown:
trcia Ger, Dover and Hamburg; VadeTland (Beg).
erD via Dover; ((Sar) Nares and Genoa
Caledonia Glasgow; Minneiaha Fran
(Auatl. Naples Venice tE3r),
Naples. Marselles and Leghon Disa (Swedl. SanR:
Maraval OBJ Perth AmbOy COsmO, POuCe Juan:
ZLla, a GuayTa Curacao Mexico. Havana OFinoc0
(Br) Kingston. Colon etc. and Southampton: ANianca
colon: Sbiria Kingston Savanil0.
(Br) NewpOr: News New York Dutch tanI Rotterdam;
ton san Jacnto Key West and Galveston. C9ty
phs Savannah: Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport News:
Algonquin Charleston and Jacksonville. WiEyah Phila-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
SAVE WOULD-BE SUICIDE
Motorman and Conductor Restrain Passenger
Who Tried To Jump from Bridge.

The motorman and conductor Of a Myrtle avenue
trolley car saved the life of q man bent jumping
from the Brooklyn Bridge early yesterday
ing. Just No. 696 leaving the Man
haitian terminal, young mon ran and caught it.
At the middle Of the span some one rang for
the car TO stop. Christopher Everitt, the motor
man, hesitated TO obey the signal until a passen-
ger said that had lost his hat
AS the car was halted the young man who had
last boarded the car, sprang of and ran toward
the side Of the bridge.
That man is going 10 jump off the bridge +"
F9veritt cried out, and leaped from the platform,
followed by Philip Beldoch, the conductor.
The would-be suicide tried to get between the
failed. They pulled him back on the car and SET
OF again for Brooklyn.
At the Brooklyn terminus. a policeman refused
10 arrest the man, as lie was not intoxicated. No
other police officer within reach before the
reached Vanderbilt avenle. Then an officer
If the Flushing avenue station called ambulance
from the Cumberland Street Hospital. The doctor
found the man suffering from intense excitement.
He said that he Charles Weiss, twenty-eighi
years old, Of so Harrnan street
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
BARGE OFFICE PIER THE CITYs.
Question Settled in Case of Assault of Rev
enue Cutter Sailors.

Albert Brickman a fireman on the revenue
cutter Calumet who was arraigned in the
Tombs court yesterday on the charge of assault
brought by Joseph Pritchard fireman on the
revenue cutter Hudson. set up as his defence
that the police court had no Jurisdiction in the
case. the alleged assault took place on federal
territory.
Magistrate Mayo called up the United States
District Attorneys Office and asked for an opin-
lon After about an hours delay the magistrate
was informed that the Barge Office pier was the
property of the city, and not federal territory.
Having thus established Jurisdiction and dis
posed of much mooted question. Magistrate
Mayo held Brickman in $500 bail for trial
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
NEW YORKER HELD.
Charged 5oith Comsmring to Forge
Philadelphia Trading Stamps.

Philadelphia, July 2S-John De Rivera. of New
York, and Frederick Kloeckner of this city, were
arrested here to-day charged with conspiracy to
forge trading stamps the amount of thousands
Of dollars They held in 5000 bail each for a
hearing Monday. De Rivera is an insurance broker
with Offices at No 81 Maiden Lane. He was ar
rested he stepped from train. having been
lured here from New York by a detective. In a
suit he carrying found about one
hundred Thousand trading stamps. alleged to be
counterfeits. A warrant Is out for third man,
who also is charged with conspiracy.
The complaint in the is the Crown Trading
Stamp Company, Of this city. The company re-
Gently discovered that its stamps being coun-
terfeited, and private detectives were put on the
They found the stamps We're printed in New
York and brought to this city in suit cases, but
were not prepared make until they
were sure they had all the men alleged to be in
the conspiracy. After taking De Rivera into GUS
tody. the police arrested Kloeckner at his home.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
HAD FURs IN OLD PILLOW.
Two Men Held for United States Grand Jury,
Accused of Attempted Smuggling.

Two men who were arrested Friday night at
the Hamburg-Anerican Steamship Company s
pier in Hoboken were arraigned yesterday be-
fore United States Commissioner Edward Buss,
in Hoboken. on a charge of attempted snug
Cling. They were held in $500 bail each for
the United States grand jury
The prisoners were Pan Stonos. furrier Of
no. S5 West Sth street. Manhattan, and Theo-
dore Bendus. a matchmaker of No "a West 34th
street, Manhattan. They were passengers on the
Steamship Pretoria. inspectors Daniel ConnelI
and Daniel O'sulIivan examined the trunks and
basket the men brought with them and found
nothing dutiable. When OConneu was about
TO open Stonos's trunk he saw StOnos kick away
en- old pillow. An examination of the pillow
later showed, the inspectors say that 1t con-
tained two hundred Hurs, which are said to be
valued at 81 500
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
SHOT HIMSELF At FORT.
Electrician Put T10o Bullets Near
Heart VII Probably Die.

1t was learned last night that Sergeant Joseph
F. Keene, electrician at Fort Slocum. had shot
himself twice under the heart Friday morning.
Last night he was reported to be very low.
Keen occupied a small hut at the post and
yesterday morning a sentry heard five shots
fired in rapid succession in the little building.
Rushing to the hut he burst in. and found
Keene lying on a cot with two bullet wounds
under the heart Three holes in the wall over
the cot showed where the other bullets had gone
Keene was taken to the post hospital, where it
was said that there was little hope of his re-
cOvery.
No reason is known for his act. It IS said
that he had been in excellent health and spirits
and had Just passed a successful examination
for electrician at the post.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
RABBI, WOMAN, AND A sTEPLADDER.
Rabbi Alleged To Have Taken Away Step
ladder and Knocked Down Woman.

Solomon Sacks. a rabbi. of No. 81 Belmont ave
nue., East New York. prisoner yesterday in
the Gates court a charge Of having
feloniously assaulted Mrs Rachel N. Beechrnan. of
No. 394 Vermont street. Brooklyn. The woman is
said be suffering from injuries that may cause
her death
vile station, the assault was the climax of a dis
pute between the woman and the rabbi concerning
a stepladder in poultry market, at No SO Sutter
avenue, East New York. The woman went TO the
tempted TO use the ladder to get a better view Of
some fowl when the rabbi attempted to take the
ladder. An argument ensued, and. it is alleged, the
rabbi seized the ladder and knocked the woman
down The rabbi pleaded not guilty, and positively
denied that he had assaulted the woman.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FULLER DETAILS CONSULT THE ADPER1ISE-
MENTS or TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

sIEcEI, COOPER COMPANY Sixth avenue be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, offer specia4 Values
this week in their August FURNITURE sa'
STERN BROTHERS. West I'd street. esi'''t'-.e t
to-morrow will offer special values in women's
linen coat SUITS. walking skirts, and shirts They
also announce their clearance sale OF women
summer shoes washable and woollen suits under-
wear. hosiery and laces.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE CO, Broadway ana
18th street caI attention to a sale OF domestic and
foreign carpets and rugs and other floor coverings
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs. Brooklyn advertise a
sale OF furniture. including chifToniers. morris
chairs ana brass beds.
A 10. MAITHEWs'S SONS. Brooklyn. will give
a ticket with each dollar purchase as admission
20 San tranclsoo Ga DreaTnland. Thew ofrer I'm
d1lccnents IN blankets aad rnattrcssaa
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
Meetings.
QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE 1NERl
49,, can Institute. THURSDAY August ID 1898. q =
- =. 9 = ~ r a B. DAYTON. Seer-.

Cherhours. July 2s 6;l5 D m-Sailed steamer Pa,sis-
-. puia. NtilS from Southampton New York -
NopSnnagen July 2S-Sailed steamer HeliE Olav u -
~ host. New York
Gibraltar. july 2S-Arrved steamer Pannona tEr fsa
son New York for Naples Trieste and Fuules ltsse.
s SeSner sannio dtaD. Mancini. New York for w.
Marseilles. July .. a m-Arrived steamer EEoa>91
90. swift. New York via Sc Nichaels "a
ShieiIs july 2t-SGiled steamer Welsh Prince tbll -
= IRON tta5nburgl. New York
Antwerp. July 2s-SaiIed steamer iceland tBrl l-1an
head. New York VIA IOver
H'Vitle July &S-Sailed. steamer columbia tH- N
0~etSS. Sey Ss-P9Ssed. steamer Prinz Ossli y. a
Ie,ueiieis. New NoTk for Naples and Gems 0N-y
y1 Tr1ee tSrl. Ciaridse Naples and Palermo. 90
Rotterdam, July 2T-Arrived steamers Rotsardal ls
New York; - 10 q Fty udaul tLss
SSSl Neuvel New York via BOuosne; sailed, - .
1ovIoC,S amsterdam Dutch, Bonier. Ne" 80
Butt o. Lewis. July 2s-Passsd steamer UHitet go
SHenl' Nu'm New York for Christania ana -
Brow Head; July 27-Passed steamer Wells Ci,y e.
V,-h.oIls. h.Ssls. NeW NeW YORK for Bristol ~,
1,,Vs D",o July @t-Satled. steamer Benedict tu-''
nesU Irom Para for New Work feen
LiAaIH July 2s-PasSed. steamers ENee se,,, N..A
GOuIuh. New York for ; Lotto Ns-4--
$, Vi5sE,' Vis1s' SeW YORK for RosteTdsm s,s,uos.s..
!srl Samuel. from New York for Cape IOWA
Genoa. July 26-Arrtved steamer Nontevidso -
. OyaFhtde, New York via Cadz and Barce,,e-' acet
naples july 24-Satied. steamer Italia u'aA'
New York 1S,4lr.
Trieste, july arrived steamer savcnia IIir' -
New York via Naples r-,-ras "a
scily. July -. ESQ y na--Passsd. steamer a7.s-s
tGeFl. IanEreu1er New YoFk for Plymouth e''
Ponta do Aruei July 2s-Passed steamer FTiHs x ~
Ger, Dempwoif Geuoa and Naples ioT 60 49, r. 81
Cape Town, july 2l-ArrtVed steamer Atil-
Perrin July Ss-PassaG steamer Wray CGs,le - ID
No~sN. Yokohama. Giloxo. MAu1A. sses 81 ~"
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
FIRM SAID TO SWINDLE
Promoter of Fire Ertinguisher Com
pGny Caught by RuSe.

To capture a member of a firm called the
Underwriters Fire Extinguisher Manufacture
ing Company. wanted on a charge of being an
accomplice TO grand larceny. Patrolmen Schef-
fer and Behan, two of Captain O'Briens Ten
derioin plain clothes men. occupied the firms
Office. at No 147 West 23d street yesterday
afternoon until their man appeared He was
Joseph Roswell. twenty-five years old. Of No
355 West 55th street. said to be secretary OF
the firm When he saw the policemen sitting at
the desks he out of the building. They
chased him to Broadway and caught him. He
was locked up in the West Both street station
RosweIls alleged confederate. Francis T. Cor
man, head Of the company, arrested on
Thursday on charge Of grand larceny. and in
Jefferson Market police court Friday was
held for the action of the grand jury. 1t is al
legged that the firm duped many persons by ad-
vertising for young men with Sl00 to invest.
The investors were to pay that sum to the firm,
and receive S20 a week salary and per cent
commission for establishing Offices throughout
the country and inducing other men with S1G0
10 invest in the same way TO promote the sale of
4 fire extinguisher which the company osten-
sibiy manufactured. The extinguisher is a
cylindrical tin can filled with powder which is
supposed TO put out fame.
Captain O'Brien received many complaints
from men who said they had paid 500 each to
the firm, and had started agencies to sell the
eXtnguisher but had never received cent of
salary or commission. Scheffier and Behan, de-
tailed on the case, arrested German Thursday.
Roswell got wind of the arrest, the officers say,
and disappeared The Office furniture remained
in the room German and Roswell occupied, to-
gether with thousands Of the eXtinguisher cyl
inGers. most of them empty.
The detectives decided to reopen the Office,
constitute themselves its clerical force and see e
Roswell would not turn up TO what had
become of the property About p. N. Roswell
looked in the door, which the detectives had left
open. When he saw them he suspected that all
not well and fed precipitately
Seheffler and Behan say that Roswell has q
criminal record, and served twenty months il
Elmira Reformatory The office parapheTnalia
including the mass of tin cylinders, was taken to
the station. It required three trips of a patrol
wagon to cart it all away
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, July 2s, 1905
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Louis. Jamison Southampton Cgherbourg
July o American Line. 3O2 cabin and ans
passengers mails and dse Arrived at the bar
a 80 m.
Steamer Amerika (Ger). Sauermann. Hamburg July 10
Dover and Bouogne 90 TO the Hamburg American Line
with 600 cabin and les
Arrived at the Bar $40 a NJ
Moness (3r) Dalzel Plymouth July 3 and
Fowey II. with china clay Hamnl & (fiIlespIe:
vessel to simpson. Spence Young Arrived at the bar
steamer Brooklyn City (Br). Bailey. Bristol July and
Swansea IL to James Arkoll Co, with mdse Arrived
the Bar at 9OS
steamer Ulriken tNOrl. Petersen Barcelona Juns 25
Seville July 10 and Gibraltar - Cebalos q 20
with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at m.
Steamer laZiO Utah. D0dero Genoa July o
Il. 10 Hirze, Feltmann Co. with SS cabin and O47
seerage passengers and mdse. Arrived al the bar AZ
IL 40 m.
Steamer Nordkap 6Sor, Larsen. Tilt July A. with
the American Metal Company; th0
New York Porto Rico steamship Company. Arrived al
the Bar at
Steamer seguFanca oakes, Vera Cruz July TO- ProEreso
q and Havana "a. to James Ward Co with lOt mas
sengeTs mdse. Arrived the at 1924 a m
Steamer Finance. MobTay. colon July a the Panama
Railroad Steamship Line with q passengers mails and
Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer city Of Columbus. Smith. savannah
Ocean Steamship Company with passengers mdso
Left Quarantine az $40 m.
Steamer FL Dorado Prescott. New Orleans July q 70
the Southern Pacific Company with mdso. Ieet QuaEa
tine az $500
Steamer City Of Ds~rsts Bunting. with hAzs. o Co
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

X. h MACY & CO.. Broadway between s4th and
Both streets can attention TO a midsummer sale
6r furniture home furnishing goods women $
and colored silks womens fall model APPAREL and
groceries. For Tuesday they offer specisI sal
of womens apparel. family clothes Vringers T',f
fed bobbinet curtains and summer blankets
HGARN. West 14th street, announce an August
sale of blankets and housekeeping goods rhev
also advertise clearance sale Of wash dress fab.
Tics and offer special values in linens and towels
BLoOMINGDALEs. 5Sth street and Third ave-
nue. have prepared special August sale OF furni-
lure. administer rugs and gloves. They also n II
attention 10 sale Of two-piece lawn. linen and
null dresses
SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY. Sixth ave-
nue. between 18th and Goth streets, win offer TO-
morrow a clearance sale OF batiste lacss and enl-
bxo4c ssies and wUEnen's sample hosiery
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Baltimore. July 28-Henry H. Reineke is en-
ployed as a baker in a department store In speak,
ing tonight of the charge made by his wife. he
said:
The whole thing is trumped up and is scheme
of wife's to gouge money out Of me. brought
her to Baltimore three years ago, and procured
employment Soon after l arrived here my wife
began acting peculiarly, due, l think, TO her
being caught in a burning building several
nervous prostration. For the last two years she
has accused of everything AS TO attempting
to poison her, there is not word of truth in it,
Last September the first time that heard of
this poison business, when I carried her home
cake from the store which l had baked. After
eating it she pretended it was poisoned by me.
paid attention to it, for 1t only OF
many things that she accused me Of We had all
eaten of the cake
No sooner had this incident blown over than
my wife, under the pretence Of visiting hel
people in New York State, took four children
and left home. This last October, and she
has returned, although / have endeavored
to persuade her do While away she has
made all kinds Of threats if I did not send her
money and l am not surprised at her latest at
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE APPEAL.

The International Poncyholders' Committee has
egun TO mail its first batch Of circulars 10 policy
holders Of the Mutual Life Insurance Company
warning them. above everything. not to give their
proxies TO insurance agents prominent cti-
zens.' one of the batch mailed 10 the pocyholders
points that all old proxies have been cancelled
by law and that proxies given or taken in advance
= October IS are void The policyholder is asked
when ne shall receive his ballot October Is, to
mark sign IL himself and drop IL IN the mail
The circular embodies the committees address
10 tie polcyhoders July g. the fun list Of com
naitteeYnen and various newspaper extracts in sup
pert of the committee
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
CHARGED WITH ATTACK ON INSPECTOR
Two Walters Who Made Things Unpleasant
on Car Arrested.

Alexander Book and August Bachaus. walters,
living at No 81 West 1929 street. were arrested on
. Earoadvav car at S4th street last night a
charge of assaulting Inspector Mack Of the New
York Street Railway Company.
The prisoners according to the conductor ana
INSPECTOR Mack. got at Houston street. ana
started in TO make things unpleasanuy nVely ioI
The passengers They tore up seats. yelled and
- ana otherwise msconducted themselves.
The conductor ordered them off, but they threat
ened IN whip him. and he kept quiet -, ?,
eIisu y. " ~ ssenRers were hysterical when In
spector Mack got on. He tried to pull the rougns @
eS on6 saws both men jumped on him. lie sum
Uonned U1' patrolman, and the men were arrested
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
ARMY and NAVY NEWS.
rrrnm rhs Tribune Bureau. l

GErom The Tribune Bureau.1
Washington, July q
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
been issued:
Capta;n WILLIAM H. WILSON assistant surgeon. de-
FREDERICK NJ. HARTsOCK, assistant surgeon
Second Lieutenant KENYON A JOYCE 9Th Cavalry. 70
Fort Yellowstone.
Captain CHARLES B. HEPBURN. signal corps. before
First Lieutenant WILLIAM R. HARRISON. artillery
corps, from Washington Barracks. TO proper statOn
NAVY.
Csntans ( A. sTAUNToN and C. THOMAS Command
ers G. H HARLOW. w p WHITE. J: j. KNAPP:
G. W. M'ELRoY and B. c BRYAN Laeutenaat LIE NJ
ENocHs. A. ANDREWS II z CooKi z.,T r. &c E;
R7GGs a. = ciETGER ana J. W BACKUs and civil
Engineer c. "A. CARLSON. commissioned
Lieutenant C. T. HUTCHINs. Jr.. detached from the
Worden TO the Iowa
EnsiER Wor9en d A WEAVER ds'a'h'o nom the IOWA. '
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. H. IDEN. detached from
Camp Elliott; home. wait orders.
PaynSster H H RALTHIS to the Bureau Of Supplies
and Accounts Navy Department.
Lieutenant Colonel {. NJ PERKINS. Captain L. B. PUR-
CELL First Ldeutenants c. R. SANDERSON and R.
B. PUTNAM. commissioned in marine corpa
MOVEMENTS OF VEsSELs.-The following
movements of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department.
ARRIVED.
July 27rhs Charleston at Rio Janero the MaTietta at
Puerto Plata the Hercules. Annapolis; the Dixie at
Juan; the Kentucky. at Rockport
SAILED
York the Marietta. from Monte Crist, for Puerto
Plata: the Preble. from Bremerton. for Seattle
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS
MONDAY. JULY 80.

Destination and steamer Close IN n. Y.
New Zealand, Australia
New Caledonia, Samoa, Hawaii and
FIJI Islands-Sonoma (vta Fran
clScol Today 1880
Hawaii, Japan, Corea and Philippine
IslandsDorio via san Francisco July 81 1890 m
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands-Alarposa
yla San Francisco Aug . 1880 m
Gnds-ShnanO AIaru
Japan Corea China-Spentcr
coma) Aug B. COOP m
Hawa-Alameda (via San Francisco. Aug Z 1880 a m
Japan Corea and China-Empress Of ia
pan viq Vancouver and Victoria. . Aug s. 600
Hawaii, Japan and C'hina-Man-
churia San FTanciscol. n
Hawaii, Philippine
transport (via Francisco Aug II 1890 m
Australia (except Vest, FIJI Islands and
New Caedonia-Maheno (via Vancou-
and Victoria, b {: Aug l2 6:OO m
yer and N.pe-n Jhi-4c1wft KCt =. 81, .HA OR$s %
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
NEW AMUSEMENT PARK PROPOSED.

Negotiations are under way for the construction
of a new amusement resort on the site OF the
Marine and Field Club at Bath Beach, Brooklyn. The
land, which it is said, will be acquired within few
days by several well known showmen, occupies two
city blocks between Bay 14th street and Bay 18th
street. 1t extends about eight hundred feet from
CrOpsey avenue TO Gravesend Bay. and is opposite
the Dyker Heights Park, which was purchased by
the city several years ago. The resort will be
within the fxe-cent fare limits. 1t is on the Fifth
avenue and SSth street car line It is said the re-
be conducted on the same plan the Coney Island
parks - -