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New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
FIGHT PRIESTS WILL.
ReiGtiUes of Father McCosker Think
Document Should BE Broken.

Paterson. Aug. (Specia) Relatives of
Father McCosker are determined TO get a share
Of the dead priests fortune If they have
TO go TO the courts. This afternoon Agnes and
Michael Goodwin, niece and nephew Of the late
rector OF St. JOseph's Hospital. filed a caveat
against the will This means legal battle un-
less the executors see At to terminate the affair
by going against the wishes Of the dead priest.
When Father McCOsker died il was found that
he had left the bulk of his fortune to the Little
Sisters Of the Poor and the sisters in charge Of
ST. ,Josephs Hospital. To the niece there was
willed $1,000 while the nephew received $500.
This caused a wrangle. and the executors were
Informed that there would be a contest One OF
the executors Of the will is Father Hampton.
he was appointed to succeed Father McCOsker.
He tried 10 effect settlement, but without any
success. and the trouble has resulted in Father
HamptOn's removal 10 his home where he will
remain under the Of his physicians.
Father McCosker's relatives have given notice
that they will contest the will during the Sep
1ember term of court
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
REALTY NOTES.

Frederick Fox & Co have leased for long term
of years for the Middleboro Realty Company TO NJ.
L. Geffen & Co. 2OO00 square feet of space in the
new nine story building No 13O TO 134 West 18th ST..
now in course of construction; also for the Middle
boro Realty Company 1890 square feet of space in
the new eleven story Mercantile Building, No. IS
University Place and extending TO Nos. % and &c
East 18th st. This completed the renting of this
building.
John H. Steljes & Co. have sold for Henry Well
brock 81 acres, all fronting Bradley ave, in
CastetOn Corners, Staten Island
The Mccormack Real Estate Company Of Brook
ln has sold 200 lots at Rosedale to the l. W. Spear
Company for its real estate corporation which
will build hundred houses; also sold 400 lots at
RosedaIe for S7O00 and at Floral Park l40 acres at
$1,000 n acre: also sold is at Rockville Centre.
Long Island, north OF the Merrick Road, at s2,25O
ar acre, to the Rockville Centre Development Com
pany, and Is acres at the same place south of the
Merrck Road. at 5000 acre to a Cincinnati syn
dicate.
Colin NJ Edie has leased for the Eagle Tube
Company to Charles Beckmann the two story build
ing and 6Ofoot plot in 18th ave opposite the 23d st
Pennsylvania ferry. for term of years at an ag,
gregate rental OF about Oo0 The building Will
be reconstructed and used for hotel purposes.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07

The New York and Pittsburg Real Estate Com
pany has bought farm tracts at Hollis, adj
land. -Four farms originally belonged 70 the Lott
estate the j. Haywood. j. D. Debevoise and w.
Horn farms. The lands were purchased from
William Georges. Of Philadelphia, for s450OOO.
The new additions 20 Hollis Terrace include a
parcel the north side of Hollis ave. extending
from Cornwall ave. 20 Nyack ave-, completing the
frontage that thoroughfare not included In the
original development. The most important and
largest parcel extends along the south side of
Hollis ave. distance Of three miles There are
also frontages on Farmers and South SITS
IL is the purpose Of the purchasers to begin the
immediate improvement OF these tracts along lines
similar to those followed in the development Of
Hollis Terrace. Contracts will be let for thirty
miles of streets and forty miles of sidewalks. Com
plete gas. electric, water and sewage systems will
De installed and shade trees planted. The wider
thoroughfares will be parked and adorned with
towering plants and hardy shrubs. The landscape
gardening will be supervised by the gardeners en-
ployed in the development Of the principal Flat
-, The original Hollis Terrace tract was divided
per cent has been sold to investors homeseekers
and building operators When the development of
lots in the improvement will be close to five thous-
and, making the development the largest single
territory OF Queens Borough The total cost Of the
cost cost Of the projected development. will be about
the north corner Of S5th st. and Riverside Drive.
The plot has a frontage of 1888 feet the drive
and LBS feet the street. II is said that twelve
story elevator apartment house will be erected on
the site by the buyer
The thirteen story apartment hotel at the south
corner of Central Park West and seth st. sold
in foreclosure yesterday bv Joseph P. Day at the
Real Estate salesrooms. for si,07S,So0 J. Is. Knox
the buyer.
The City Investing Company has bought the
Union Dime Savings Bank property at 32d st. and
Broadway for s1o1OOe0 The bank has purchased
plot at the northwest corner of 4Oth ST and 9Th
ave, which IL will build home for itself.
a complete report Of the transaction will be found
in another column
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS


Dover. Aug p U-Arrtved. Vaderland CRels)
EhrOff, New York for Antwerp (and prOceeded).
Plymouth. Aug g. l1:1O m-Arrtved EronDrinz
Wilhelm Ger. Richter. New York for bOurE and
Bremen (and proceeiedl.
(CerI Knuth Grom Hamburg). New York via Bo,i-
Hamburg. Aug ARRIVED. steamer Batavia Ger.
Schmidt. New York
Copenhagen Aug 3-Arrived. steamers Beierbv CI3r)
Olsen. New York; Kentucky Dam StahI. Phlade-
phia Nfcolai II DAM Iissner. New
Glasgow. Aug 5Arrived. steamer Caledonia OBJ Baxter
New York via Moville
Gibraltar Aug 6. IL m-Arrived. steamer PRINCESS
Naples and Genoa (and proceeded): . D m saiIed
steamer K6nig Albert Ger) Feyen 0rOm Genoa and
Naples) New York
Boulogne. Aug 5-2 a m-Saned steamer sratendaun
Dutch. Bruinsma (frOm ROtteTdaIn) New York
Havre. Aug I'll m-Sailed. steamer ST Laurent (Fr)
GOSselen New York.
Naples. Aug 5-I0 mArrfved. steamers Moltke Ger,
Ruser; New York; CittO di Torina 0taD Ferrarro
Manchester. Aug ARRIVED. steamer Tanagra eBr,
KehOe. HopeweH Cape. -''
Fiume. Aug 2-Sailed. steamer Slavonia (3rl Tavlo-
New York via Palermo and Naples - '
Newcastle. Eng, aug 3-Sailed. steamer Christian r.
(Norl. Hllle. New York DVsS
shieds Aug SAILED steamer Excelsior er) Courtin
Amsterdam. Aug ARRIVED. steamer Den OF Kelly fs-
Jarvis. New York via Portland Ne 'S 'nF'
Fastnet. Aug S-Passed. steamer Wells Ci4v
Bristol for New York ~ - 'Dl'' Aink
PensT.h Aug SAILED. steamer TaIisman CsSor) Berg
Cape spartel- Aug s-Passed steamer Kennsbsc ~,
Kenyon. New York for Chefoo and Shanghs; 'S'''
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
WOMAN HURT BY FALL FROM HORSE
Laborers in Street Scared Animal by Shout
ing-Concussion of Brain Feared.

Orange. Aug. (SpeciaD.-Afss Isabella Russell
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John A. RUSSELL of No
I67 Grove street. North East Orange. was severely
injured to-day by being thrown from her horse at
Greenwood avenue and Main street. East Orange
She sustained contusions OF the back and
is suffering from concussion of the brain. She is
being treated at her home. which is not far from
the scene OF the accident
Miss Russell left her home ;or short jaunt on
horseback. The horse she rode. though spirited
animal. is not l-tempered. fhe animal does not
shy either. as rule. but when it arrived at the
spot where the accident happened a number OF
laborers were digging In a trench. and several
ne reared and plunged. One of the laboTers
Inought It was fun, and shouted ",iiddap,"
..nat was the last straw, and the animal tumblei
SlsS fSHsseli OF onto the hard macadam She land
ea on heE mead and shoulders. She was picked up
UNCONSCIOUS. An ambulance took her 20 her home
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
MANYLONG NGISLANDTRACTSSOLD
ONE PARCEL HIS FRONT AGE OF THREE NILES IN
HOLLIS AVENUE, HOLLIS
Market Found for Big Plot Riverside Dve4 Vest Side Apart
House Sold in Foreclosure for Over 81 100000

7 Seventh ave-. five story nathouse, on lot 2SS'S
feet. -,
William and Jacob Mohr have sold No. 742 70 lia
East l67th ST.. frame buildings. on plot olxo zee.
at the southwest corner of Washington ave. Z. "a.
Weber the broker. - -. ,,,c,
Frederick Muller has sold No. 8 Gouverneur Pace,
a four story fathouse. on lot 26xlls feet =. a.
Weber the broker. -, ..
The Geiszler-Haas Realty Company has sold TO
Gaetano Ambriola the lot the east sige ol
Hughes ave, 1872 feet south of Pelham ave. 2oxs1'o
Harris seigel has bought from David Zpkin two
Gently erected the southwest corner OF 81. Ann
I. r. Clark has sold for the Fordham Realty
Company Herman C. Berger a dwelling mousse on
a lot 2sxlc0 feet the west side OF Heath ave.
400 feet south of Kingsbridge Road
Katz & Co. have sold for the estate or DamleI
Braine No. 35 Hester ST., and Nos. AZ and - AIeh
ST. three five story tenement houses The prop
erty has been In the family Of the sellers for 10
years. and is thought to be the Oldest holding IN
the 10th Ward. The deed transferring IT required
eighteen signatures =,
F. r. Wood & Co have sold for Walter n
Walker No. 3lS West SSth st. four story private
dwelling house. on iot 20x100s feet. .
east corner OF Avenue B and I1th st. to Levi W.
Rubenstein, Samuel Lorber and Nathan leibson
IL Is a five story tenement house on lot 25x9S feet
Ossosl1i & Levy. attorneys. have sold Tor
Honnet I.orge the five story hathouse Pt No 1888
Columbus ave, on lot 25x75 feet, adjoining the
southeast corner of 1O6th st. . ,
John r. Davidson has sold for Patrlck Cashin
No 81 West Tooth ST., five story double hathouse
n plot 25x1O0 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Aug. 6, 1905.
ARRIVED.


Steamer BlueGher (Ger) DemPTolff, Hamburg July 27
with AL cabin 1O42 steeTage passengers and mdse
Arrived the Bar at 4:25 N,
Steamer Nieuw Amsterdam (Dutch), Bonjer Rotterdam
and BOuogne July ~ to the HOlandAmerica Line with
cabin 635 steerage and
at the Bar at 2;O1 m.
Steamer MaracaIbo. Perry. Maracabo July 2s and
Curacao 3D. BOutOn. Bliss Dallett, with passengers
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1918 a m
Messnai % Palermo ~. & Jevons with q
cabin and 0ss steerage passengers and mdse Arrived
the Bar at l m.
the Planters Company. with Arrived az the
Bar 2:3O a
steamer Gutrune (Ger). Ebert Santos July IA Rio
Janeiro Barbados 30 Funch. Edye 90 with ~
passengers. mails and mdse Arrived the Bar at m
Barbados 30 Busk JevOns. with mdse. Arrived az
he a
Steamer Crib (Nor) MOwinckle Port Antonio Angus,
TO the United Fruit Company. with fruit Arrived al
Bar at 23O a
Steamer Banes pam Colson. Port Antonio July n IN
the Baaso Steamship Company with Arrived al
the Bar m.
Proteus. Jacobs Orleans August l. to the
Left Quarantine at 6l5 m.
Steamer FL Alba, Quick Galveston july 81 70 the
Southern Pacific Company. with mdse. Left Quarantine
IL :O3
to the Ocean Steamship Company with passengers and
mdse. Quarantine at $3.50 a. m.
Steamer Algonquin, Devereaux Jacksonville August 2
and Charleston to Clyde Steamship Company. with pas
Steamer Mamma Hata Charles Baltimore To II G
Foster with mdse Left Quarantine a TO7 a m.
Steamer Tgliac (F), DOu. Bordeaux july II 70 F,Dch
Edye & 60. with mdse Arrived the at D m
w Munson with molasses Arrived Bar al
7:3O m
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
AFTER W4GG4W4N CASH
Smt Begun TO Make Catholic Uni
rersity Return SS76,I6

Washington, Aug 6.-Suit was instituted in the
Supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia to-day
20 compel che Catholic University Of America to
reiinquish securities aggregating ss7sl6s. said 10
have been given 10 the university by the late
Thomas E. Waggaman a short time before pro-
ceednGs in bankruptcy were begun against him.
The suit was begun by Thomas l. sStealey and
others. II. Rozier Dulaney, trustee in bankruptcy,
OF the estate Of Thomas z. Waggaman, is ramed
as OF the defendants.
The plaintiffs declare that w % I--In ermitted
the attorneys for the Catholic University. to which
he indebted TO the extent Of about 100000. 10
select choice securities 10 cover his Indebtedness TO
tie institution, although il his duty 10 keep
all flie securities intact, that the aompla lants
well the university and other creditors might
have an equitable lien without priority, Giscrimi-
nation favor.
The court Is asked to name a receiver to take
possession Of the securities OF such cash as
may have been realized them. Mr.. Oulaney is
asked 20 show the court what securities lie now
has in his possession. together with their probable
value.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
LOST FURNITURE WHILE HE SLEPT
South Orange Man Awoke Just in Time to
Escape Going with Bed.

South Orange, Aug. (SpecaD.-The South Or
ange police have been asked TO inquire into very
remarkable happening which befell Edward L. Rich
ards of No l5s Academy street, on Saturday after
noon. Mr.. Richards is evidently quite sleeper.
for according to the story he went to his home on
Saturday for his siesta. When he went to. sleep
the house was filled with furniture; when he awoke
a little later there was nothing but the bed he was
lying Everything else had been moved out, and
the furniture movers were just about TO take the
bed. Whether they would have awakened him
before taking that article of furniture out is prob
lematical.
the
It's moving day" they replied laconically:
who ordered you to move me-" demanded the
astonished householder.
Your wife," replied the men, who thereupOn
loaded the bed the wagon and drove Off
Richards. who says that his wife left him last
week. declared that the furniture belonged 70 him
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
FRISCO PRAISES DR.. DEVINE.
Mr. Langdon Receives Description Of Com
plimentary Dinner Held There.

William Chauncey Langdon. secretary OF the ex-
ecutive committee of the New York branch Of the
Red Cross. has received from Mrs. Thurlow Nc
Mullin. secretary of the California branch of the
American National Red Cross letter. 1t reads
follows:
MY dear Mr.. Langdon Inclosed is clipping
which surely will interest you. DR.. Devine un-
derstand. will leave shores to-day, and when
you him he will have so much to say TO YOU
Devne's work has surely made clear to us the
hearty cooperation of the New York State branch
This letter refers to dinner given 10 DR.. Devine
on July 81 at which Mayor Schmitz James d.
Phelan. Judge Morrow. president of the California
branch Of the Red Cross: VI Fl. De Young Editor
OF The Chronicle; Senator Newlands and other
prominent citizens were present.
Mayor Schmitz said:
We needed intelligent direction. and there came
to US a who spoke as with knowledge
Mr. De Young said:
We appreciate the generous donations Of the Red
Cross. but, than that appreciate the man
it sent.
This was said in making the presentation. for
the finance committee. OF silver loving cup 70 DR.
Devine.
Rabbi Voorsanger said:
If it had not been for DR. Devine do not know
what we should have done. The rehabilitation
his intelligent direction His is the prominent fig
ure in the history Of the cataclysm.
DR.. Deyne appointed April 10 by Presi-
dent Roosevelt as the special representative OF the
Red Cross at San Francisco. and he relieved
by the national president Of the Red Cross. Secre-
tary William II Taft OF the War Department, on
August /.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
W4NT T4GG1RT TO ACT
Meeting of National Committee De-
sired after Bryan's Return.
fBy Te.esraph 20 The tribune ]


Indianapolis Aug. 6.-Members OF the Demo-
cratic Congressional Campaign Committee have
received unofficial information that Tom Tag
CART, chairman OF the Democratic National Com
rnittee will be asked call a meeting of the
national committee in New York within day
or two after William J. Bryan returns from
Europe Members Of the national committee. II
is asserted, are now being asked 20 sign the re-
quest for a meeting
Eastern Democrats are assuming that Taggart
viii not be anxious TO call the committee to-
gether His own case, II is pointed out, may
come up for consideration If there is a meeting
OF the committee.
Many Eastern Democrats of influence are de-
rnanding the resignation of the Indiana man as
chairman but they realize that Taggart's tenure
OF Office probably depends the attitude Of
Bryan
Il is asserted that John w. Kern and Alonzo
Green Smith, Il they see Bryan ir Europe, will
make the point for their friend Taggart that
Indiana was among the first states to declare
tor the Nebras1an for President in 1908: that
the Democracy Of the state under the leader
ship OF Taggart, started the ball rolling. and
that it would be unjust to Gust Mr. Taggart at
this time.
The burning question with the Democrats is:
.'Vyill Bryan start a hOusecleaning soon as
he gets home?" Eastern Democrats are saying
that IL he does he cannot overlook the chair
man of the national committee
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
NEGRO CHASED IN AUTO
Machine Pursues High7cayman
dcrOss Field Girl Held In.
by telegraph to The Tribune.

Hackensaek. Aug. 6.-A beld daylight high
way robbery took place near the Anderson street
bridge Hackensack, this morning. the victim
being Miss Harriet Thomas of New Bridge.
The young woman riding bicycle on her way
10 the Office Of Hutchinson & Andrus. plumbers
where she is employed a bookkeeper A Negro
dashed out from behind tree at the west end Of
the bridge and snatched the handbag from her
hand In the bag was SO
Ihe young woman fen from her wheel and
SssLsal5e9 !'eter lDonegan. a decorator. at once
eLlaseo ne Negro but when near the woods at the
80. s@5 6io 20 9i e me bridge the highwayman turned
al0.nd ana fred three shots at his Tursller
l,onessp stopped long enough to borrow a shot
81 @iu starred IN pursuit again The chauffeur
IoI SnaIies Henderson. a New York seed man
SSstlen 10 Fclice Headquarters and returned with
NnieI 5'ulin and Fatronan Earle. The alltonnohile
@ gsseo ne, e heid u II merry chase, but the Negro
Nah nVs caught he had been employed on farm
near where The robbery occurred. "- ~
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
CREWS COMPLAIN OF MEAT.
Board of Inquiry to Investigate Charges of
Colorados and Hancock's Men

Because OF the complaints OF bad beef made nv
the crews Of the United States ship Colorado ana
the receiving ship Hancock lying at the Rrooklvn
navy yard an Official board OF inquiry has bao,
convened there TO investigate the affair A CON
tract ior meat mas been let to butcher for $4,000
and there are rumOrs that II may he carcaI,a1
The contractor lays the whole matter on the cam
missary department. saying that the officers ana
inspectors approved of the meat when he delivered
1t at the yard WHAT may have happened since
then. the contractor says ne not responsible for
The SAME contractor sells meat TO the connie
stoned officers, and he declares il 20 be OF the same
quality that supplied 10 the enlisted men, Rear
action by board
The report Of the board Of inquiry u'''' q, for
WaTded 70 Washington.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
". F. SHEEHAN ACCUSED.
Disregarded Clients Interests, II Is
Said ia Court.

Before Supreme Court Justice Dickey. in Brook
iyr, yesterday William r. Sheehan. former Lieu
tenant Governor. accused OF disregarding the
interests OF his clients. Lawyers acting for the
South Shore Traction Company applied for an in
junction restraining the citizens Of Patchogue and
Brooahaven, Long Island. from granting fran
cllise the Suffolk Traction Company.
The South Shore company holds that in 1903 a
franchise was obtained for the operation Of troll
leys through the streets of both towns Because
rhe authorities OF Babylon and Freeport have not
given their consent the work Of building the lines
has been begun.
Mr. Shcehan FOR the Suffolk Traction Company.
accused the plaintiff company Of falling TO deposit
a bond for $780,. At this point the attorney for
the South Shore company accused Mr.. Sheehan or
having learned the secrets OF the South shore
company and then of having organized the Suffolk
company. Justice DicSey reserved decision.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

James L. Libby has sold through B. II. Weisker.
jr a dwelling house on a plot 4lxl0O feet, on the
west side of Davidson ave. 70 feet south of lS4th ST.
F. V Pescia & Co. have resold for Salvatore
Imperato the six story new law tenement house
Nos 346 and 34S East 1O5th plot 4Ox1OO feet.
E. Califano has sold for G. Schneider to Nicola
Celia No. 235 West 10th St, four story private
house 16sx1CO11 feet.
William E. Good has sold through Huberth K
Gabel TO Max Marx the six story fathOuse No. l52
Eighth ave, on lot 2s3Xl00 feet
g Carlucci & Co have sold for a client to Martin
GarrOne the four story tenement house No. 3s5
Water st. 20xs06 feet.
Max SaiomOn, as attorney for Simon Clug. has
bought No 3O8 Cherry ST.. 25xsO feet. from NJ Gold
berg. -
NJ Bernstein has sold for Morris Brewer No. 2257
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
LIS PENDENS.

Mott St No 12T: Russell Goldman agt Mary E.
Raymond; action TO declare lien: Rose & Putzel at
torneys.
15Ox1OO Joseph Cohen ast A Shatzkin Sons. incOr-
poraed. AL foreclosure Of mortgage; Boudin Lieo-
attorneys
1921 st n s.. 100 IT. Amsterdam ave. 1T5x04 6;
Frank Moses Press all action foreclose
mechanics lien: Grauer & Rathkopf. attorneys. -
Sd ave. n g., 1907 H. n. e. OF 136th ST. 25x1OO:
Sd ave. No 2717; road leading from West Farms to
Hunts Point s.. adjoining lands of widow Kelly.
sOx17sx irregular and road leading from West Farms to
fed 25xi0O: Bertha Erienbrecher individually and
executrix August Edenbrecher ct all amended par
tItion; F. Hall. attorney.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
THROWN FROM TRICYCLE. OVER BANK
Man sustains Fracture of Skull and Woman
Is Badly Bruised

Branford, Conn. Aug e.-Louis Charter. of Hart
ford sustained a fracture of the skull and Miss
Stella Brooks. OF Meriden, badly bruised by
being thrown from a motor tricycle. on which they
were riding the Indian Neck Road this afternoon.
Charter lost control of the machine while it was
ploughng through piece of sandy road Both
occupants thrown small embankment,
Charter landing some rocks. The machine was
not badly damaged.
Both persons summer visitors Indian Neck
Charter taken to Morris Cove in a naphtha
launch, where ambulance from New Haven re-
moved the injured man to the hospital. where an
operation was performed His condition is serious.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
SAW THIEF REFLECTED I'm MIRROR

While Nrs. Joseph Wilson. of No 90 Willis ave-
nue.. The Bronx. was in the dining room of her
house yesterday afternoon she saw reflected in a
mirror before her robbeT picking up some vaIu-
ables in the next SOON. She screamed, and her
cries were heard by patrOman. who reached the
house in time TO see the thief running away from
the premises. After chasing the thief several
blocks the patrOlman captured him and locked
him Up at the Alexander avenue station.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
M. g. kERBY IN FOUR DEALS.

NJ. F. Kerby has sold for Charles G. Dochterman
to Mr.. Turk lot tho east side of the Con-
course 141 feet south OF 1s9th st: for John Marx
A. Fl. Sgler a four story triple hathouse, 5Ox76x
so feet the side of Lorillard Place, l73 feet
north Of Sd ave: for John T Meehan 10 Arthur H.
Murphy the plot 37x127 feet with frame stores at the
southeast corner of Pelham and Webster aves..
and for Grace Myrick Kesserlng and Frances E.
Bourne to the Mount Hope Realty Company the lot
on the side of Bathgate ave, aS feet north OF
175fh 81
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

White Plains ave-. ". s.. 155 II. s. OF Post St.
Rosa Muller owner Louis Falk architect. S1i 500
15Tth No. $50 East story frame shed. COX
architect ...,''.4. o'..-e. - ... 500
Freeman ST. 5 s.. % H. OF Vyse two
story and basement brick dwelling house. 2ix5s
tt'a. tect '@i.. 1900
1880 st. 671 to 677 siI story brick tene
Edward A Meyers architect ....'.".... .ei $4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
STATEN ISLAND DARK AGAIN.

The street lights of Staten Island we're again out
last night The only difference in the conditions OF
the last two nights that there were some arc
ns@is burning last night All the tncandescent
tHeet nights Were out. The commercial circuits
HeTe burning only dmly. The trolley cars vyere
talnins lsst nisit better than they have been for
so,Ie weeks. The business men are PROPOSING 10
tase Inc lighting question before tho borough ana
estS a0l@oTltles and demand q quick adjustment