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New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Aug. is, 1906
ARRIVED

onS SsS%sT TsH19nS e0 % H. %S v;go
rived we'd at the Bar at $50 m
an4 Southampton :. to Oelrichs Co. with ass cabin
ana us S'eersse passengers and mdse Arrived at the
Steamer chicago. city Br Hunter. Bristol July 2S and
s5eamer eninsGar lport' Boteho Lisbon IS 81
M1ichaels 81 s. George and Tercera July 3 Fsyai 8
mds ArreG S% at the sar al at S 80 8 A%'nek ms Co. with
este 49, Alicante - and cana 25 To- PbS 1snif R1g & TT
sS sseamar cbeTaEse ysa a. sps s9g Bar s5I S nn
Monte Cris,, and rTL a Isi Sa9Sn1 "a Porto Plaza
WIN WI - caoln passengers and mdse Arrived
steamer & Astiy Hor'. Eide. RaracOa August o. to NJ
S, Srdue: WIN freight Arrived al the Bar az I
Es aas 20 , Hong bong g. sRsapore June 10 Penang 81
& Co With mdse Ar-tve'; the at $50 M ''A'osF
Maanzas TO- Daniel Bacon Win sugar Arrived 'pe ~
'ns s,eam.r sar at rI6isn M mr., Rsrn.r .r,,..
iaSsS Saa.on ''E%s@': %iS ss4 asso'' Ae.S aaf
xsps. s6S SS"E ,;,G55;sf A9s51 Ser
cabn sssrage passengers and mGe "iI1 g
sesnsr es ,ar astTai g. To I:d9;rev NJ wiz,
fr@F9 Wilmington August i. to the % sSSaa4a SS 9%
to Ts~sT Hs Sana 4T%rF F; S9 no Port An,onio
AGs%s5 A : to to the he Unted Fruit eempany With fruit Az
steamer Kons Frode a. 80 ,Xori Hanson I por, ,uu
gust gus = 10 me Batasio IS Go. with fruit Arrived a.
sosa.p% raaa M ps onnssg Ms,Gn ,aSi;sn to The
at T,lS m ' N'-''"'tie
sGeame- sabine Young. Mobile Ausust and Yr.ns-
mdse Left Quarantine AZ 1880 m '"Ss'S ana
Coso S5s 5: 90 With N4sqss %G:s II sel and
steamer SautGrc" tirnth jackson, 10 Angus, - -.
,,SS."r Eli1 nr1sL left Quarantine 6;25 y ~,
Let quarantine l.In u N. - anu muse
steam ~ y Phtl4deIphis charles baltimore. 70 ?,
e Foster with ndse Left Quarantine at .:SS a -, "
steamer AdIIiTul Dewey hiIadeI
1:31 m. '' S~'i'''the a.
Sandy Hook. Aug Il. O.ao rr-WIui southwest. usb,
SAILED
. Steamers Nor4 America dtaD, for Naples and Genoa:
Oceanic ttiIl Queenstown Liverpool.
Port Antonio; Grenada (Er). Grenada ana Tri,'taJ.
'utltS Snd Vubdnl. NueVitas Porto Padre etc. NIanzan
tNutani Havana AMI t1-nfueS1s. Norfor arft
Newport News; city Pha,elphi1 iialtmorct aiayn,
Galveston Nicu~ Amsterdam (Dutch1. Rotterdam Ma
ou'Ggne; s"ker t.erl Port Antonio. Iermudian CHrl
IiamtioA HVrHu'la. tUnius. New Orleans
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
MAY INvALIDATE SECOND MARRIAGE.
Wife Gets Divorce from Professor Gunton-
Remarked Under Dakota Decree.

Justice Ciiegerich, in the Supreme Court yester-
day, signed an interlocUtory decree of absolute
divorce in favor Of Mrs. Amelia r. GUnton wife Of
Professor George r. Gunton. editor and proprietor
Of "Gunton's Magazine" The decree was granted
on statutory grounds. When he signed the decree
the justice Likewise signed order sealing all the
papers in the case, except the decree itself.
Professor Gunton has another wife. Mrs. Rebeca
Lowe Gunton, whom he married two years ago.
The decree allows the plaintiff marry again IL
she Nils. but fOrbids the defendant This is
taken 10 mean that the divorce granted Professor
Gunton in the Dakota courts prior to marrying
Mrs. Rebecca Lowe is invalid. Mrs. Rebecca Lowe
Gunton was for four years president Of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
V4LTABLE VIOLIN GONE.
Said 10 BE lSfradiUarius us-ALtar
Boz rs Suspected.

Mother Fidelis. superior of the Ursuline Con-
vent at Bedford Park and 2O3d street. The
Bronx. reported TO the police last night the loss
or a violin said 10 he a Stradivarius. which dis
appeared from the music room Of the convent
on Tuesday An altar boy attached TO St Philip
Neri's Church Of which Father Burke is pastor,
is suspected. Mother Fidelis said that when she
was AT mass in the chapel she saw an altar boy
lettering about the music room shortly before the
violin missing.
The violin belonged to a Miss Mcclure, who
was brought To the convent by one Of the sisters
20 play Miss Mcguire values the violin greatly.
as il has been in the family for years. Father
Burke was indignant when told that one OF his
altar boys was suspected
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
AMITYVILLE 500 RICHER.
Tolls from Speed Offenders Added
to TOscn Treasury.
[nv relegranh % The 1,rIhune.

Amityville, Long Island, Aug 15-siz automobile
arrests made here to-day. and with the ex-
ceptlon OF John Schenck. Of Bayshore the offenders
pleaded guilty and paid fnes ranging from $40 10
s25 Among those arrested was Lester Morris,
chauffeur for Miss Irene Adams. sister OF Thomas
Adams. of Brooklyn. a member Of the Bayslore
simmer colony A month ago Miss Adams paid
q fine OF slG0. but highly indignant when the
chauffeur arraigned in court day
Miss Adams. older sister, expressed herself
80 forcibly to Justice Wells that he admonished
her The chauffeur pleaded guilty and fined
go. Walter Nelson. chauffeur for Colonel Alfred
Wasstan; of the West lslip colony. paid a fine
0t SO: The others arrested and fined were: Joseph
b Block, OF Cincinnati $lO Fred Sheader, Sl5,
and David Springstein siO
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
sTRANe cAR REACHES DESTINATION.

Kansas City. Nc. Aug i5.-Tae car Marguerite
propelled by the Strang gas-olectric system which
Was 50 iullH described in last Sundays issue o.
The Tribune. reached here yesterday afternoon
accompanied by Chicago & Alton Chicago Bur
Ingion a Quincy and Union Pacific Railroad OFF,
Gals. She left Chicago for her Journey over the IL
cago Alton al g. =. m. Monday but owing TO the
fact that tho deeply interested Chicago Alton peo
-" oao ad'etised her coming extensively all along
uls route she mad TO make inumerable stons 10
sstsl. the aesires II experts to examine and the
81 81 osIe oI sghtseers TO get near view of her
epe mas nlade the entire nip from New York bv
way % ihi"ago. with~It hitch or accidenf
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

curtn~tl"u Aus IL, $40 - Arrived.
ttri. Hayes. York Liverpool tand ur.ceeie,t1-
l:s1 y m sHilrd steamer Carmunia tBrl l'gitcnari
ftOul tNerli,a ID. $es York
tlyH.outh. Aug - : m Arrived steamer Pretoria
Hun. Aug tSnsuelo ,f.rl Vats.n
New York
- Mcnaels Aug i5-ATivcd previously. steamer Ma
donna ,Fr, Jouhert Marsei.lcs aad Naples for New
~"
Bart.adoes Nrg ll-Arrved steamer Atrato tEr, 1,,n
Sou,naIiiton 10Y colon. Kingston New YorE
sailed. tfrom Nev vi
Via Kingston. 'olcu etci. Southampton ~
Ste,tin. Nug ilArr we'd steamer (;eesfsuun,i, f..-
Vsttemeyer. New '''
Naples Aug - Arrived. steamer Carp7thia paors
cost New York Via Gibraltar Genoa for Triesr.
Fume end Palermo: sailed steamers Napoli,an Prince
tbsl. ka.eton. Now York, Pannonia tBrl. Renison
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Hoe ave- >. -. 324 - H. n ~ Home ST for two
three story brick tenement houses 2lx50; James
{. Mccarthy owner; Mlof ael !. GaIVan. archi-
Exterior ST. " - ,I24 II n ~ issth si; Tor a
tM1 story brck uf1,s building With Sthbe a5x
"a; fnHder. Smith ( Rowland owners: john
A''i"s. 10
l5.th ";. loo T.. - CauldWeI ave: Tor d
four stery bItck clubhouse. - l2IS8: ~. Martin
6f TouIs Knights OF Columbus. owner John F.
kerby. architect ~
frrkside Place 3dss II Of a07th &;
I"f ~" i%o story frame dwelling houses 2Ux
~, James iulliSan and NJ. Tternan. owners,
i.cf"nz = j Neiher. architect ....-....-. IL
nNe Ftrry brick tenement houses a3NsAl, ana
SD"Ars hartman HorEsne cEneTr, Ne,ile a.
i5Sth ct. n .. lTs n y of Willow ave for a
ore story brick shor 2sxG0; Adolph Huhla
owner. HenFE Nordhein. architect. ........... 2
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
GARDENER SAYS HE SPENT $4,000.
FHy Te'esrera % Tie Tuhune.

T1l Te'esrerA - Tie T'ihg1el
Allentown. Penn. Aug 15.- Edward Schaeppe
formerly a iandscape gardener for Miss Helen NJ
Gould NJ Tamytown. and later with John u. Rookie
feiier Pocantico IIlls, and who is laying out
city park here. alleges that he spent about $4,000
on Mrs Bina Nerragt Hamilton. the alleged ma'ri-
monal sWndler. lie brought from ST. Peters
burg by Miss Gould. While in New York last win
ter he answered tne OF Mrs Neriauts adv ertise-
ments. and met her. n Asbury Park. which she
named n u tTNsting place. He alleges that he
bought her an engagement ring and spent practi-
caly all his money for her and says that. when his
funds low. she j:lted him.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

l41st ST. n $ f.. "a. of Broadway: for two
six story brick fethouses. 75xS6 II: Levy
Weinstein Realty and Construction Company.
Thain Thein architects. 500 600
9sth No b to Al West: for a six story brick
o%ner & + Pelham sTchitec, 60 COO
34th st. n 90 II Of G;h ave. for eleven
story loft building. with store. 4Sx191.6
FSx archjeers S'.'' s5OOoo
Edgeoombe ave, ". 16Gth 161th for
five story brick fathouse 80 Nxs5 6; !. Jacobson
Sommerfeld Steckler. architects. S0OtO
l4Gth 500 f. Of I.enOX for
SIX story brick ia houses. with stores. JOXsTl1:
tect .......r..".. 100000
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
TWO DEAD IN BUFFALO FIRE.

Buffalo Aug l5.- Two lost their lives in
q fierce IRE in sail loft of ship chambers es-
tsblishment in Main street to-day. The dead arc
Captain james Robertson. a veteran lake captain.
and Charles Johnson a samaker.
The two working in the loft water
proofng sails with explosive composition. which
exploded. causing the blaze 1t is believed the men
were smoking pipes. Robertson burned with
the building, but Johnson rushed out. a OF
flames. and later died in hospital
There We're several narrow escapes from the fire
Other employees got out by ladders and scrambled
over the tops Of other buildings. The loss will be
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
JUDGM EMTS.
The following judgments were filed Yesterday. tho
first name being that of the debtor:

Yesterday tba
hrst name being that of the debtor:
I3ran nnS@rs H2sejaGob Rubin ......... si64 90
T3aTn.t s Stegbesei 70
5lacKNood Charles Harry T. Friedman 81 al fe+ IN
BOOK. Hennie mot sumulonedp-Max MnnfIed - 242 So
,'oHen Harry I--Myron II Oppenheim %
IIenlbTanski. Joseph Bert K Bloch. ..-... 10I 0s
I1,,rco ~ hi'ohed-J9cob Rubin
I1o1:.tn, 80 narIes r far!or S5 -
tfawiev, ThOrns-- Howard Friend 81 al a5e 40
Goldman. JenHe-Martin ct nj. "
'e!llahln r bernstein.
Ciinsburg. Samuel S.Max Manfried.
Horn. Isadore-RichaTd E Hnlcombe ...,... s7a Ys
Harmon, FTank-Joseph Kahn et al........ fs0 o.
Harvey, James B.-Annie NJ. Harvey. ....,.. *
LIE Jpn D., 1tonert j. HARE 1Oo41 81
I,ehI man. Benjamin David Fennechel. ... ta9 80
IL Pompadour Frank q Knman EIlvsru1an a.
I.eHnheTs, Louis Moses ". Schneider ~ gS
Iampor;. Louis NJ Richard f. Hocorhn ga IS
LEVY. Herman Morris Schneider 81 al. .... 5o ~
McGuire Patrick John McC'arren..... sI9 ~
orlansky. Harry-Jacob Rubin. 90
Oshnsky. Abra ham Adolph ii Fischl i04 Al
% Ito, at1s sik Company 49,
49, ~ bernstein - %
LIS an Loan 134 ~
Tabachnick lsldor-AbTaham OK
Thompson farVey-Walter f. Mcdonnell ....... ~ 10
Progressive ReAlty and Improvement C0mpany-
Jessoy Company-l1avid Belais ct a......... g5i "a
Same-Same ............. ................... 9GG ~
The Brown and Fleming Construction Company
l.. FSye!!e G Ferrous Fer -. es7 80
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
BRINGS GORILLA TO sosrock.

Harry c. shwab. the veteran publicity promoter
IS ABOARD the Hamburg American liner Pennsyl-
vsnia. which viii arrive here to-day He is accom-
panied by young gorilla. which will be placed on
exhibition AT Bostocks Arena. Mr.. .Shwab obtained
the gorilla for Bostock from the Marseilles Expo
sition where it one Of tbs animal features
THE two have been cling together the last
three weeks before leaving here for Europe. about
two months ago. Mr ShWab announced that ne
would return In this country with something up his
sleeve. lie the gorilla
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Justice MacIean. OF the Supreme Court yester-
day appointed Clement Giescn receiver for the
International Refrigerating Company. New York
corporation. IN q sait brought by Edward II Ray
I.olds Judgment creditor Tor 81 ,Cs3 -.
The Sheriff yesterday received another attach
lnent against the Transl taniic Fire Insurance
Companv 2 German corporation IN favor of
Thomas e Watkins for &s.OH. growing out Of
losses sustained In the San Francisco fre The at
tschment was obtained In Kings County
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
HlBERNlANs PLAN BIG CARNIVAL.

The Ancient order OF Hibernians plans big car
niva for the two-day celebration on August p and
&c. in aid of the fund encourage the study Of
Irish history in the parOchial and public schools.
There will be a series of athletic competitions in
iersperhed with historical essays. classic dancng
singing IN Irish and English and quaint sports OS
me early Cet The big held. track and casino at
Celtic Park, Long Island have been engaged for
;he Saturday and Sunday mentioned
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
CANADA MAY BUY BRANCH RAILWAYS.

81 Jo-.a. :. b.. Aus. Is Henry r Emmerson
Ahliis'e' 81 railways and canals anrouncos that
Il IS the i'-ntioa Of The Canadian government IN
purchase soon several brach railroads in this prov
tnee which connect with the IntercolOniai Railway
a line owned hy the government Few Of the pr!-
Tate lines .sare been a paying basis notwith-
standing that heavy subsidies have bee paid for
ie!r constrL ction ard extension by both Cana
slat and NeT iirl!nsHios s0ger rums Should tie
.in- ts taken &c: ty Tire iedcial Government
c@iTe .arge I,aIl 80 the money which II has ad-
-. s.LL ni.A
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
TWO GOATS FIGHT FOR AN APPLE.
One Of Rocky Mountain Animals in Bronx
Enclosure Killed by It's Mate.

One of two Rocky Mountain goats in an in
closure on Rocky Hill. The Bronx. which fought
Yesterday afternoon for the possession Of an
apple, was killed. The apple was thrown to the
goats by q man who had been watching the ami
lnals for at least two hours The goats leap ped
from the inclosure and made for the apple Sew
era! hundred persons were attracted by the fight
which followed for half an hour The goats
nEaIiy fought their way to the top Of the hill
where the goat which was holding the apple
butted the other from the hill
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
ENRAcED WIFE SHOOTS HUSBAND.

BY Telegraph Trfbunel
HagerstoRn. Nd. Aug l5.-Mrs. Annie Whitlock
is under arrest at Berkley Springs. charged with
shooting her husband. Luther Whitlock. who. is
critically wounded Wfitlock went to a baseball
game yesterday afternoon with friend and did not
return until nearly midnight. he lad been drink
ing ana his concuct ncensed his wife. He was
eating luncheon when she entered the room. Tney
and shot him
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
NIGHT WATcHmAN SHOT.

Pittsburg. Aug. l5.-Touis Nye. one of two night
watchmen at the bridge being built at TegionyiIle
ny the Pttsburg Railways Company. was shot
through the abdomen early to-day by three men
Who said they were chased by railroad detectives
i he victim is in the ALLEGHENY General ne
pital and is not expected to live " us
La Dor trouble is said to have been tho c,,,ca 20
the assault and the police are searching for the
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
THAW TO GET $4,000.
SLAYER Of White Entitled TO One-tenth Share
in Coke Trust.
LRr reIegrarh % nc Trlbune. !

Pittsburg. Aug. l5.-According to the report OF
4he trustees of the Coke Trust belonging TO his
fathers estate. Harry Kendall Thaw the slayer
nj Stanford White. gets $4,000 out of the d.
vision Of the proceeds Of that trust. 1t is MADE
up Of rentals and other interests from coke prop
ert held bv the estate in the Connellsvllle district
The amount to he distributed among the heirs Is
sllaS7I %. or this sum Harry Thaw gets one-tenth
benjamin Thaw and Alexander Blair Thaw are the
remaining trustees. William r. Thompson. the
banker and son-in-iaW of Mrs. William Thaw hav-
lng recently died Alexander Thaw will resign after
the auditing of this report. and two new trustees
wi he sell
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
WILL MAKE UP SHORTAGE.

Topeka Kan. Aug. 15.-Frank E. Grimes. for
mer State Treasurer, day said that he was will
Ing to pay $1,000 into the state treasury and COM
promise the charges in the experts report OF an
anesed shortage The state, il is understood. viii
accept the sum ana settle the without suit
MI GrlmeS declares he is innocent but saws he
has no means Ct accounting for the shortage
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
PENNSYLVANIA CAPITOL ACCEPTED.

Harrisburg, Penn. Aug. 15.-The state capitol
was accepted to-day from the contractors by the
capitol building commission. and turned over 10
the Board Of Public Grounds and Buildings of
Which lI,, Goyernor Pennypacker is president. The
commission announced the close of it's meeting
that after its accounts have been closed It will
turn into the state treasury between $4,000 and
$4gV0 or me &000o0 apprOpriated for the buiIding
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

filed: vas
B2ges' 9ges George VI. E. Strickland: June IS.
COOPER John is Feuchtwanger: june Is 1897 Gs % 2"
cant%e "%sRS'an Wsm May " 1905 905 oh. :, 54a SO
Gillette Mott fuSe . e3 s;s,5.r f; 174 &c
nfsnpes snpSaTy ,1n5r, 10; 1855 :, 2aa Al
SAM WooSSv 30 o "a hGoroVitz June 1902. 170 81
Mangles HeDTy e e III FTOrqary O. 1902 III -
manEe,s %g Henry 9 or t,o.,, :, oO7
Ntercnbt4@ bbe6[uHTy Wore;. 1902 :: 1873 as
oil?sky-Standard Damp Proohug and Roofing
PeteTsppn ISrpany august Is 1906 lis "a
Pomerov & Harr1s AiG4nnGeT: June ~ 1903 144 is
RoSoz So san,us, u u; 30 2S
Ra'S "FS terro,n cqt,: =; ~: IS Sc
srIs.S I%Io I.seaed = IFS 9s
'' i7N'U r. n T. hsFnett; December l. 1904. 10S 65
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
FoREcLosE ON ST. Lgo's CHURCH.

Justice Truax, In the Supreme Court. yesteraay
directed Gustavus a. Rogers. referee In rars-
closure 10 conduct the sale OF the property Of
81 Le0s Roman Catholic Church. IN 2Sth street
under decree of foreclosure Of the property given
as security Tor mortgage OF si77l5 to the BOwery
savings lang by MonsiSnor Thomas j. DucaV
the !,astor of thc c.!urNA and the chmrch ilnelf
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
CALUMET AND HEcLA DIVIDEND.

Boston. Aae. "a quarterly dividend of $50
share AS declared to-day d; the directors Of the
Calumet and Hecll Mining Company. The follow
Ing director Werr reelected; alexander Agassiz
oi Newport. K. T.. Francis J.. Hih nson Of Boston.
Eiracis n. Hrnn-~'ll. of Wellesley. M.tse: Quincy
Nfcl '' -
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
SYRACUSE gx-PosTMAsTER KILLED.

syracuse Aug. l5.-Milton II. Northrup sixtv-
hve years old. former postmaster Of this civ and
TOT many years Editor of "ine Syracuse Courier
Is dead as the result OF accident TODAY He feU
rom rom pcycle and narrowly escaped decapitation
by trolley car. The mOtorman stopped the car
as the wheels graZed mis- neck He wa taken 70 a
hospital and died tonight ''S" !"
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
PROF. TUFTs's SON BADLY HURT.

Monson Mass, Aug. l5.-,Tames Warren Tufts
eleven years old son OF Professor James Tufts OF
Chicago University, lies in critical condition with
fracture Of The skull and internal injuries. He
fell over cliff on Mount Bunyon 10 the rocks be-
low. distance of perhaps 100 feet His chances Of
doubtful.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
PROBABLY fatally r4LRT IN RUNAWAY

tltf 4eegTsJ'h To- .he Tribune
Burlington. Vt. Aug. " W Ryder "A well
known lawyer % Mddlehury. thrown from
ms carrAee to-day and probably fatally injured
Tho harness broke a. he WAS 6rtving doa,r
mountain read. and the horse ran away gr
hssF Was thrown head FIRST against ROCK
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

,troa Trieste Fiume and Ta,esuaoi. New X0sk Va
Gibraltar In
Genoa. Aug Is Sailed steamer III rcTiDo '''-A
FerTagU New York
IsGeus AyrvS. Aux I4ATrive,s previously. steamer
Wood tHa Boe'a. &ew York tor PHHta Arenas -
EaIaSo.
Rio Janero. Aug 3-Saiei steamer JvnRy tNustl 7~
iu!cn urom SanloSi New York. a,
Suez. Aug lS-ArtlVvd. War,elfcls ttseil-
calcutta and C-oiOInh0 sor New NorE
SaetlH. Aux t4 mtdnEht- Sailed. steamer Jamaica t
r. f.-Sailed Coafuo. usN
New York
ioUta peigei6. Aug ~ Sailed. steamer Madonna ~,
I'lhert from NarSeiiieS and Narlesi. New fofs W.
passengers Cf ssyan'sti RrrcklNuf
lNe cedric reported Rave yesterday st
When isS miles ,hat s.atlcu. she ekvectS
dock about Q. m S4turfsy.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
LIS pENDENs.

Ciranl St Nos. $50 and 5I2: one third part: Joseph
vFyance): attorney, ]. .IoscphsOn.
40th ST. No 2O4 West: James r. Neely REt Harry T.
Cunningham partition; attorney, s. : Gowdey
n II. Of ST. 5OxT5:
part: Joseph Goldfne Stroh al faction
10 compel conveyance. attorney. I. Josephson.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

pecatur ave W g 47O5 r. : Of 2N5th St 5Nx
lNO: Joseph r, Butterworth aG; Sophia Amsler
June "a 1903 So les g.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
WIRELESS REPORTS
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TIE Pennsylvania reported to Newport yesterday
ing passed the Nantucket Shoals
| m. she will pro0ably dock about I:3O a o -lal.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
rRANsPAC1E1c MAILS
Close IN y. Y.

Destination and steamer. Close IN y. 7.
New Zealand. Australia except WeSO.
New Caledonia. Samoa, Hawaii
FIJI lsands-Nentur1 san Fran
cisco 10 1880 m
Hawaii. Japan. CoTea China and Philip
pine Islands-Eong Kong MaTu {via
&c. A
Hawaii-Al=meda Francisco Aug. IS 1880 a m
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise $40 Sunset Moon rises 40 Moons age 2s
HIGH WATER.
A AM.-Sandy Hook 43S Gov. Island Gate 6:3O
PM.Sandy Hook s:50 Gov Island 5:il Gate T:0s
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF

~ Columbia Washington. August 10. 1stS--Sealed
propOraIs will his Office until u NJ Sep
furnishing 600 tons of esn cast
iron water pine Forms. specifications and necessary in
be obtained al room ~ District Budlnk
washington D - HENRY L WEST. JOHN BIDDIE
Commissioners. n g.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

" Washington August G. I906--SEAI.ED PROPOSALS
will be received at Il O'Clock AU
gust Is furnishing railing for the ConneccuI
Avenue Bridge of proposal specifications
and necessary information will be furnished az Room
az District Buiidirs. HENRY L. WEST. JOHN BID
DIE. Commissioners d. Z.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
THE LANGHAM,

THE LANGHAM,
Central Park West from sd to T4th ST.
Ready for inspeCtiOn-LeaSes from 4
RENTALS >4,500 AND UPWARDS
4 LARGE. attractive front room parlor Aoor. 70
4 n office light business half block
anaker's stores. "a East 10th St BUEsNZ CO. Short
hand
A PARTMENTS 147 EAST SOTH ST-Seven rooms.
n tiled bath; steam heat; hot water. plumbing;
newly decorated all latest improvements
(NORNER ELEVATOR APARTMENTS. > to rooms:
Y $3.50 to $1,000. VICTOR NJ. EARLE Agent
14S West 14th st. Phone SIS Col.
Brooklyn.
FI7O LET.-EleRant apartments. all modern improve
IL heEsa September I:
rooms rent 500 10 SGa al Presi4en, 81
Apply broker Realty Associates 1;G
Reu'sen st. RrookIvn.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
Proposals.

IIORT SCHUYLER. n. ", July IS. 1906
Sealsd proposals trIpcate will be received until
II A. NJ August a. 1906 for repairing or Mr. Wharf
Information furnished apple alton a. - reserves
to = proposals Envelopes contain
ing proposals parked Proposals repairing
Ng,lar anIn
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
Country Property 60 Le5.

4-M high elias. American basement GWe!i.nss Iof -
" Apply - CLARK ksSINTh. 2iSi broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
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