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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14
OAKLAND THIEVES BUSY.

OAKLAND, July 13.-L A. Lambert
Of 133 Twelfth street, left a case of
tools at the new Merritt Hospital build
ing, where he is employed as carpenter,
and this morning discovered that
thieves had stolen his implements dur
ing the night. Mrs. c. Hyde of III
Miles avenue reports the loss of a
ladys gold watch and chain w. B.
Greenbaum Of 127 San Pablo avenue,
and Miss Florence Krause of s1s East
Twentieth street have reported thefts
Of bicycles to the police
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14
HoLMGREN CONVICTED AGAIN.-Gust

H0I.MGREN CONVICTED AGAIN.-Gustaye
in the United States District Court Of perjury
alleged TO have been committed on September
perior Court witness for the naturaliza-
ton OF Frank Werta. The. jury added a rec
ommendation to mercy Holmgren was ordered
TO appear next Tuesday for sentence This is
the. second conviction OF Holmgren on the same
indictment The first having been set aside on
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14
Canadian Parliament i. Prorogued.

OTTAWA, Ont, July 13.--Lord Grey
prorogued Parliament today In a
speech from the throne he announced
the ratification of the trade treaty be-
tween Canada and Japan He said he
hoped King Edward would accept the
invitation sent to his Majesty to visit
his domini0ns.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14
STEAMER STRIKES sNAG
AND GOES TO The BOTTOM

SACRAMENTO. July 1s.-The steam
er Jacinto of the fleet Of the Sacra-
mento transportation Company struck
a snag and sank at a point in the
Sacramento River about three miles
above Butte City. In Glenn County. last
night The crew escaped from the boat
before it went down. The cargo of the
vessel itself about $50 tons, was lost
but the freight carried by barge
towed by the steamer was uninjured
An effort will be made to raise the
vessel.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14
Napn pioneer Dies Suddenly

NAPA, July 13.-James Hill. a pio-
neer. well known throughout Napa
County and at one time a resident OF
Yountville. died suddenly this morning
at the County Infirmary. as he was
eating his breakfast. The deceased
was a native Of Missouri and IS years
of age. A number OF children survive
him.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14
GRAND COUNCIL ENps.

HAYWARDS. July 13.-The Grand
Council Of the Portuguese Society of
Queen Isabella closed today with SOL
emn high mass at All Saints Church.
Mrs. NJ Tavares of Sacramento was re-
elected grand president
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14
CaIifornians in New York.

NEW YORK, July lathe following
Californians are registered at New
York hotels:
From San Francisco--C. E. Brewer,
at the Herald Square; z. e. Hills and
wife, at the York; j. II. Rohrer, at the
wellington; DR.. r. Newland, at the
Breslin; r. @. Hanford, at the Wolcott;
D. J. Kuhane, at the Ashland; w. Ran
der, at the Grand Union; w. Davis, at
the Navarro; w. Gordon, at the Cadil-
lac; A. r. Crate and wife, at the Park
Avenue; E. Gray, at the Grand Union;
NJ Horne, at the Broadway Central;
G. ]. Johnston. at the Grand; NJ. E.
Kaufman, at the Broadway Central; /;
Miss ]. F. Kerwick. at the Cumberland;
Miss N. b. Lawrence, at the Herald
Square; w. Layton and wife, at the
Victoria; E. f. Parent, at the Broadway
Central; r. G. Tupper at the Imperial: !:
S. l. Wagner and wife, at the Navarro:
C. Wagner at the Imperial; F. r.
Weaver and wife, H. l.. Weaver, at the
Grand.
From Sacramento-E. " Haley, Miss
3. C. Whyte. at the York.
From Los Angeles-U. S. Clotfelter,
at the Marlborough; A. S. Giles and
wife. at the Astor; w. B. Hunneweu,
at the Breslin; L. s. Smith and wife. at
the Empire; G. w. Berry. at the Grand;
Miss M. Hayes. at the st. Denis; ]. O..
Watson, at the Navarro; Miss M. Boyle.
at the ST. Denis; A. NJ Nefajian. at the
Union Square; T. H. Osnam and wife, at
the Grand Union; H. G. Schoonacher, at
the Wellington.
From Loyalton-Miss G. Devine. at
the York.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14
PLUMBERs ASK INcREAsE

BERKELEY. July Is.-Theap plumbers
of Berkeley have demanded of the Mas
ter Plumbers Association an advance
In wages from SIS to Sc a day The as
seciation has the matter under consid-
GRAFTON.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14
NEIGHBORs ACCUSE WOMAN
OF BEING RELIGIOUS FANATIC
Say She Believes In SpOOks and Cause
Her Arrest on Charge OF
Insanity

SAN RAFAEL, July 13.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Wright was arrested at Lagunitas
and brought here today by a Deputy
Sheriff on a charge of insanity. Since
the earthquake she has not seen her
husband, William G.. Wright, a carpen-
ter living on Sanchez street, near Six
teenth, in San Francisco. Her neigh
bors claim that she is a religious IA
matte and believer in spooks-
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14

Mrs John B. Henderson did the Carrie
Nation act in the proper way First pay
for your goods and then smash thera If
you want to.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14

Egypt is the only country in the
world where there are more men than
women. The males exceed the females
by 1se,0o0.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14

OAKLAND, July 1S.-W. E. Clement
of New Orleans Is registered at the
Athens.
Major A. NJ. Palmer and wife, re-
Gently returned from the Philippines.
are at the Crellin.
Thomas M. Henderson of New York
is registered at the Metropole.
G. r. McGee and Miss Ora MCGEE
of Jackson, Michigan. tourists, are reg
istered at the Athens.
Kenney of Venice, California, are max
ing short stay with friends at the
Hotel Metropole.
Charles w. Ashley and wife Of Pitts
burg are at the Touraine.
Robert Clark and wife of Philadel-
phia are staying for a few days at the
Athens.
Charles A. Gill, wife and son, Of Phil
adelphia are making short stay at
the Metropole.
d. c. Henny of Portland is at the
Athens.
G. T. Ellis. a merchant of Eureka, is
In the city on business
E. B. Cole and family and Mrs. N
S. Ullyot of Stratford, Canada, on the
coast for short summer tour, are reg
istered at the Touraine.
]. r. Tinlin and wife of Denver are
making short stay at the Hotel
Touraine.
Lieutenant Colonel Gleichen. military
attache of the British embassy of
Washington, registered at the Metro
pole, was the guest of General Greedy
in San Francisco today.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14
PERSONALS.

L. L. Fireman OF Sacramento is at
the Dorchester.
G. e. Saunders and party of New
York are at the Dorchester.
N. Takata of Toxic is at the Majes-
tic.
Commander and Mrs. Cove, u. S. N,
will arrive from Washington, D. c..
tomorrow. and stay at the Majestic for
a few days.
Major Maize. U. S. A, from San Diego,
is at the Majestic.
H E. Runkle of Ell Paso, Tex, is at
the Baltimore.
o. D. Stewart of Lincoln. Neb., is at
the Baltimore.
N. E. Rice and wife of Los Angeles
are at the Baltimore
E. D. Harris OF Detroit is at, the
Savoy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14

Among Oaklanders who enjoyed the
symphony concert at the Greek Theater
Thursday were Mrs. George Marsily and
party, Mrs Girard, Miss Elizabeth
Simpson Mrs. Florence B. Langworthy.
Xavier Martinez, Fred Maurer and Mr..
Del Mar.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Steven b. Ayres has sold for G. Lawrence Davis
lots Nos l69 and TO- in Edison III feet south
Of Pelham Road. The lots are in the line OF the
proposed extension of Westchester ave.
Mrs Richard Kelly has sold No. 1873 West 14th
St. four story basement dwelling house, 25xlCSS
feet.
E. Califano has sold for T. Bailey Nos. S26 and
32S East 10th St, plot 50xl00 feet to f. Saggese
Pocher& Co. have sold for Michael Conlon the
six story tenement house No. 507 West 9th St, to
Henry Nechols and Samuel Blumenstock 1t is on
a lot 25x1N0 feet.
The Whitehall Realty Company has sold a plot
50x100 feet at the northeast corner of Nereld and
Grace avenues.
Charles Zimmerman, jr, has sold for Clara Abel
to Miss Frost No. 1149 Hoe avenue. three family
house a lot 25XlOO feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
MANY BUSINESS LEASES REPORTED

The Mcvickar-Gaillard Realty Company has
leased for H. Fraenke the third loft in No. 2oS
Pearl ST to NJ. Barnett Co.; also leased the store
and basement, No. IS Maiden Lane, to P. & F. Col
lier
Ames & Co. have leased for various owners the
following dwelling houses: No. Sal West both St,
No. ass West 22d ST. No. 30S West 4lst St, No 2lS
Lexington ave, No. 14S East SD st. and No 254
West ICED st.
H c. Senior & Co. have leased for Sarah *,
Hunter the two five story fathouses at Nos. 81 and
SO West e5th to Walter Ranney for term of
years and for Susie Scott Hall the three story
dwelling house at No. 1S0 West 65th St for a term
of years to DR.. Albert Wohl.
Daniel p Ritchey has leased for Michael Benin
casa to Robert NJ and John Boggs the twelve story
hotel at the northeast corner of Lexington ave and
30th st for twenty-one years. at an aggregate rem
tai of $4,000 The lessees also conduct the OXFORD
and the Inn at Avon, \. j.
G.. w Barney has leased TO John H Wieners the
six story building Nos. 15S and 55 Spring ST. with
an Il" to No All West Broadway, for term OF
years for the Meteor Realty and Constructor
Companv to the Monarch Cloak and Suit Company.
The Union News Company and Mr.. Richard a
tailor have leased space in the new termlnal hulo
ing at Church. Fulton and Cortlandt SITS
The Felt Construction Company has leased TO the
Royal Electrical Supply Company the store ana
basement in the twelve story loft building
Nos ia and 1l6 9th for ten years, at an
aggregate rental of $4,000
Kidder. Peabody & Co. have leased the large
ground floor offices at No SIS Wall st, extending
to Pine St, between William and Pearl ST.
Max J. Solomon has leased to NJ Madison the
third loft in Nos 1856 and 13S West 2Oth St for five
years.
The E. w Bliss Building Company has leased TO
the International Flag Company 10000 square feet
of space in the building at the northeast colhef u
22d st. and Cd
p Wolf has leased from Stephen Cavinato the
fifth loft in No p East Sth ST. for three years.
A Fine has leased from Hener & Wolf the
fourth loft in No East nth St
J. H. Scheier reports the following leases: The
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
CITY SHROUDED IN FOG FOR A TIME
Navigation on Rivers and Bay Tied Up In
Morning Hours.

rolling pail of fog, seeming intermittenuy
sclid and then opaque. swept over New YORK
yesterday morning between 3 and III O'CLOCK
So rapidly did the mist banks roll in from inc
sea that towboats and other craft which usu-
ally hug their slips when the water is shrouo-
ed in fog, We're caught unawares. and naVlSa-
ton in the waters around Manhattan was con-
sderably complicated for some time.
During the rush hours of the morning ferry
boats were badly delayed. The screeching,
ouerulous blasts of their foghorns mingled
persstently with the hoarse toots from fog
bound tugs with tows. and occasionally the
deep gruff warning of some transatlantic or
. coastwise freighter, whose pilot doubt
wished he had remained at the bar. Then the
fog passed over the city and all clear
again
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
WEST SIDE HOUSE SOLD
FRONTS IN 99TH STREET.
Market Found for an East 73d
Street Parcel.

r.;ua,hrana & Nassoit have sold for Samuel
Frtedeison Nos. Isl and 15S West ssth ST. SIX
story apartment house, on q plot 4oXloVii rect
,rbe buyer is the estate Of Colonel Joseph F. Hilien-
brand which gives in part payment No 4SS East
ssth street a four story and basement dwelling
house on 3 lot 2exlI1-5x irregular
pease & Gilman have sold for Mrs. S. Clark No.
1s4 East 73d St, three story high stoop dweiiins
house l5xl022 feet. 10 John Il Burton VINO VIII
alter il into an American basement dwelling mousse
Foher+ T Lyons transferred title yesterday to the
new seven story apartmert house at the south cor
ner of s7th street and Riverside Drive 10 inc
Monomey company. 1t carries mortgage Oh
$4,000.
In the Real Estate Auction Rooms YESTERDAY
Joseph P Day sold at foreclosure five parcels The
sale of plot 5Oxl05 feet at the northeast corner
of 220th st and Barnes ave, and of Southern
Boulevard parcel 100 feet south OF Avenue ST Joh'l
was adjourned TO January 6. Mr. Day SOLD NO
xss Wendover ave. four story fathouse. 25 Sx
aslx25xi947 feet TO Julius Lichtenstein the PLAIN
tiff for SIS 50e. and vacant plot. 25xl15x1ooN
irregular at the northeast of Willis ave, and
Southern Boulevard. TO Judge William f. Moore
for sl3500. The amount due on the Wendover ave
parcel was about $1,000. subject 10 prior mort
gage of SIS soc and the Southern Boulevard
Moi about $4,000 Ferdinand Hect. the plaintiff
paid s17 6sS for No. 1914 Franklin ave. Six about
2s6 6 feet. The sum due was about $4,000, subject
to q mortgage of s11.5oo-i Mr.. Hect also got No.
1zOs Franklin ave- 4x1oox4Sx1o0 feet for 1921
The due was ABOUT SH,oHo Sub9eCl 10 d pIioi
mortgage of $500. He also purchased a two
story dwelling house a plot 23x1o0xSex101 feet
At The northwest corner of 170th st and Clinton
ave foy Sel3S. The amount due was about $4,000
subject 10 prior mortgage of $500.
The auction offerings for to-day Will Re follows
BY Joseph P Day: No. 30s Rivngton St, 25 feet
east of Lewis St 1sexl0O feet; part six story tene
inert house and store: American Mortgage Com
pany agt. Sunde Hyman ct al. Bowers & S, at
rornevs; G Z Kent referee; amount due Sl0S66 10;
taxes etc ss2s % No. 1860 10 1866 Amsterdam ave.
northwest corner 12Ad st, sO11xl0o feet; two six
story hathouses and stores; Jefferson Bank agt
] n Horwitz et al; Arnstein & l., attorneys;
T J. McManus refereec amount due, S22,41o %:
taxes etc. So $50 81. No. 2S0 West 12lst ST. south
side S94 feet west of 9TH 11x1O0.n feet; five
story brick iathouse; Max Frankenheim agt. NJ. E
Murphy et al: Kantrowtz & E., attorneys; F. w.
sperIinE referee; amount due sl2775 81; taxes, etc.
se1e So Grand ave. west side, go feet south of
1Soth St lc)xloa feet vacant: a. II. Marvin agt
Arthur Belmont Ell al; Sidney Nordlinger attorney
p G Ullman, referee: amount due, sl2,764 40; sub
5ect 10 mortgage Of $4,000
BY william Kennedy & Son: Nos. IS and 60 Riv-
ington ST north SIDE 462 feet east of Eldridge st.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
Assignees' Notices.

yr,HE SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Il In the matter of the assignment OF Delhi silk
a corporation. Angelo de Ntlleneuve. for
Inc benefit OF creditors In pursuance OF order of
tyoD LANES a Blanchard. Of the Justices of tho
Sunreme Court Of the State of~New York. First Judi
cial District dated the 1lth day Of October 1907 and
olcd in the Office of The Clerk OF the County Of New
York on said date notice is hereby given TO all
sons having claims against the Delhi Silk Company,
a corporation organized under the laws OF the state
Of New York lately having It's principal place OF bust
ness in City Of New York. present the
With vouchers therefor duly verified. the sub
scriber Angelo de NNleueuVe. the duly appointed
signee of said for the benefit OF It's creditors
al his Office, No Broome Street. Borough ~ Man
haitian. city OF New York. before the 10th day
of February. 1908.
Dated y. Y. November 26th 1907.
ANGELO DE VILLENEUvM Assignee.
MICHAEL ii. HARRIS. Attorney for Assignee. 53- 6S
Pary Row. New York City N Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
REALTY NOTES.

John Rauft is the buyer of No. $50 Canal street.
sold recently by E. Amelia RAIDER
New agencies for the sale of mortgage certif-
Gates against New York City first mortgages is
sued by the New York Investors Corporation have
just been opened at Hartford. Conn. Portland,
Me; Duluth. Mimi; Manchester and Portsmouth,
n. H, and Amsterdam. Auburn Portland, Oswego,
Rchfeld Springs and Syracuse, N Y. In all,
thrtyfour of these agencies have been established
this year by the Title Guarantee & Trust Com
pany, which is behind this scheme, which is sue
cessfully creating great national market for New
York City mortgages
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31

self in such boisterous fashion that Captain
Gates was forced stay on the bridge and miss
his Christmas dinner.
fourteen-year-old musical composer. MISS
Dorothy Elliott. of London. was inspired during
the voyage to write the music and words OF two
songs one of which was entitled Sailing. Her
mother, who is known on the stage as Miss Lucy
Clark is q concert singer She says her daughter
has composed eighteen songs since she was eleven
wears old Nine of these, she says. have been
nublishcd ard one an American Indian song. was
given at the Drury Lane Theatre during the
Christmas pantomne.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31

corner store and basement at No 2s7 East Houston
st to Max Marcus for q term of years at an as-
gregate rental $4,000; also No 7s3 Ith ave. store
and basement to John Mohr; No. 7S5 7th ave-, store
and basement, to Maier Brothers; no. ie' 'th ave-. e.
store and basement, Jonas Silberman; NO loi
West 5lst st. store and basement. TO Rufus Hur-
burt and No 159 West 41st St, store and basement
to John Busch.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
TWO AMUSEMENT HALL PROJECTS

Plans have been filed with Buildings Supern-
tendent Murphy for making over the first floors OF
the two four story tenement houses at the north
west corner of Sth ave. and 39th ST. into amuse-
ment halls for Herman Weaver and Henry karsch
Clement Is. Brun is the architect
Plans have also been filed for remodelling the
two three and four story dwelling houses No.
265 to 269 Broome st. for occupancy as assembly
rooms the first stories being fitted stores and
the improvements being made for Jacob Holbrun
as new owner. Tbs architect is Max Muller
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The TriitIne
N received their Uptown Ofce. No. 1864 Broadway.
Ietween seth and S7th sts.. until O'Clock Adver
t,sen,ents received following branch offices
regular office until o'clock p. viz: 264 sth
avc l53 18th % East
18th St; 25T 42d st, between 9TH and sth aves
PES West 125th 1873 "a between 10th and tIth
d 61st lToS LIST near S9th
81 XXI East I25th ST: 1856 fremont $50 Sd
and auv American District Telegraph office
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Greenbaum. of the Supreme Court, has ap-
pointed Emanuel Hoffman receiver of the rents OF
property the north side of 146th St, 100 feet east
of Sth ave. 75x9910 feet, pending action brought
by Robert l.. Luckey against Thomas j. Murtha
and others TO foreclose three mortgages amounting
20 $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31

4 DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown Office No. 1864 Broadway.
ween36th 3Tth SITS, until O'Clock p m Adver-
tisemens received at the following branch Offices at
regular office rates until O'Clock p m Via 2Sa SIN
23d i53 9th ave. cor. 18th S. A2 East
i4th sts 25i 42d 7th and Sth
2o3 WEI 1s5th 1895 I'd between 76th and IIth
l08 Sd 6lst lIos LIST s9h
81 ISTicast lo5th I55 fremont ESQ 30 ave-,
ana anxAmerican District Telegraph once.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER
l :. -Tbomas a Surrogate the County OF New lorl.
notice hereby given to all persons having claims
AGAINST BENJAMIN T. Marten deceased, TO present the
same vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at the Of
a.. of H Steenbergh. his place OF transactinS
hos,nass No 10 Wall street City OF New York.
on or before the Path day Of June
oA Do,e6 Neu York the 18th day Of December. 1907
N ROBERT Is. MARTEN.
.a,,,,istrator with the will annexed OF Benjamin T.
Maren deceased
w Fl VAN sTEENBERGH. Attorney for Administrator
y 10 Wall Street. Manhattan Borough, New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
DEMAND FOR GOLD cEAsING.

London, Dec. 3O-There was no competition for
the gold, nearly S5,00O0OO, available the market
to-day. and 1t was ali taken by the Bank of Eng
land at a reduction of one half penny. This tends
to confirm the hope that the American demands for
the metaI practically satisfied. Discount rates
were easier in consequence.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
STORM INSPIRES CHILD COMPOSER
Daughter of Miss Lucy Clark Writes Two
Songs on MINNEAPOLIS.

Another tale of stormy and tempestuous Christ
Day brought in yesterday by the steamer
Mnnea polls, of the Atlantic Transport Line. Up
to that day the ship had had fairly smooth pas
sac but on the 25th old Neptune besported him
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
Country Property for Sale.
C;ty Property for Sale.

DRoADWAY, n. W. COR. READE ST. &c -6x124. FOR
ID sale; of the most desirable corners downtown
Apply to VIM c. WALKERS SONS. 299 Broadway
A DVERTISEAIE.NTS subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Office. No. 1864 Broadway
and 37th until O'Clock p. Adver-
received the following branch offices at reg
Office rates until O'Clock viz: 264 Sth ave-
23d ST. 153 9th ave- cor 18th st 92 East ldtn
257 AID between 1th and Sth aVes.; 263
West 125th 1893 Sd ave. 18th and 71th sts
1926 Sd ave. 6ist 170S st s9th ST.
l57 East 125th St. I56 fremont ave: $50 Sd ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
SALE OF A NORWICH TRACT.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has sold Tor
Henry Corn the LAFAYETTE Foster property, CO.
lonial house stable and other buildings with eight
acres of ground, at Norwich Conn. The purchaser
is George W. Carroll Mr. Corn held the property
about three months.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31

42xSo feet three story synagogue: Universal Build
ing and Construction Company agt. Mortz Wais-
ct al; Morris Kamber, attorney; w. F. Clare,
referee: amount due So. 2290 I6 taxes ETC.. $1,000
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
CITY BUYS CENTRE ST. PLOT.

Mrs. Eliza Guggenheimer has transferred title TO
the city to No. IA Centre st, small building on a
plot asa feet by irregular The expressed consid-
Grafton $40, 0G0.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
School 4gency.

x,,rv,c.N AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
sunnies Professors Teachers Tutors Governessns etc.
Mrs NJ u YOUNG-FULTON, % Union Square
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31

Hv,ss prr-ttNoSD,s HOME BOARDING AND COLI
MI Iege Preparatory School IN Cranf3rd ~ FsIeh,s
desiring TO go abroad 'he Soutn WI nhd tnis
desirable and school or their ehdFen-
End begins Jan = 1905