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New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
JUSTICE IN COURT.
Fitsgerald Submits to Examination
IN SuppIementarg PROCEEDINGS.

Justice Thomas W. Fitzgerald appeared before
Justice Dickey in the Supreme Court. in Brook
ivn Yesterday morning and submitted TO an
animation in supplementary proceedings. George
b Fountain the attorney who obtained judg-
rncnt against the justice retired with him TO
private room and conducted the examination. He
would not disclose the nature OF Justice Fitzger
AIDS testimony
Justice FTtzgeralds appearance in court yester-
day was in compliance with order by Justice
Dickey directing him 10 submit 20 the examination
or be punished for contempt Justice Fitzgerald
said the whole thing was due 20 a misunderstand-
ing, and that he had not intended 20 show any
contempt for the court.
AS Justice Fitzgerald was leaving the courthouse
he was served with papers from the Office Of the
Corporation Counsel ordering him 10 pay S7a taxes
on his place at Port Richmond. Staten Island
The justice is at present sitting in the Childrens
Court, but because of his delay in getting there
the court was adjourned until o'clock. Justice
Fitzgerald said the testimony secret and that
he could make statement.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Som Brothers have sold TO A. NJ. Baumann for
his occupancy No. "A Convent three
story limestone high stoop dwelling house on lot
20x1o3 feet
j. Arthur Fischer has resod for Charles Eager
No 5S5 Sd ave. six story building lot 24.6xl25
feet.
Conway & COrduke have resold for the FlatirOn
Realty Company t. Mr.. stockett No. 122 West 0th
ST., five story hathOuse. lot 25XS2 feet. Mr..
Raubitschek the broker.
Jennie Lyman has sold TO Johanna Self Nos. 52s
and 5Sl West 15Sth ST.. five story fathouse. on plot
Isidor Mishkind, as administrator, has sold
through NJ. Fish TO Max Kammerling No III East
1929 St, on lot 25.6x10Ou feet.
NJ L. Broads has sold for Mark Samuels to ~.
d. Rubin No. 22S Eldrdge ST. five story tenement
house lot 25x76.4 feet
Frank Heller has sold No 1872 Lexington ave.
five story fiathouse lot 25xi05 feet. A sale of
No. 1912 Lexington reported last week, is de-
MED.
A. w: Gerlach has sold for Edward a. Barry to
Peter Clemens the plot at the northeast corner of
Franklin ave and Jefferson Place.
r. I. Browns Sons have sold for Mary V. Glea-
No. 1898 CrOtona ave. a three family house on
lot 1S5X19O feet.
John j. Boylaf has leased for Herman Rusch
meyer for a term Of five years the store and base
ment in the premises at the southwest corner OF
18th and 9Th ave.
William A. White & Sons have sold for client
10 Rerliner & Greenberg the three story dwelling
house No. 1876 East 112th st.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
CONCESSION TO OIL DEALERS.
Railroad to Give Independents Same Terms
as Standard Company.

Cleveland Aug. l3-United States District At
torney Sullivan left for Chicago tonight TO resume
his work IN connection with the grand jury in
Nestigation Of the Standard Oil Company He was
IN consultation. before he started with c. D.
manager, Of the National Petroleum Association.
N regard 10 some evidence which is brought
out at the hearing. Mr. BoltZ has been subpnnaed
TO appear as a witness before the grand jury.
Mr- Sullivan said that he had been informed that,
as one result OF work Of the government, the Lake
Shore Michigan Southern Railroad had given
notice 10 independent oil dealers that hereafter
their mileage fees for oil tank would be COM
puted on the same basis the Standard Oil Com
pany II had been alleged. in recent hearings be-
1ore the Interstate Commerce Commission here.
that the railroad company had Disseminated
against the Independent oil companies in this re-
gard 10 the extent Of many thousands of dollars.
Mr.. Chamberlin said that he had received a copy
OF the notice and that il officially granted this
concession. which was one Of the main things SOI
which the independents had been struggling
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
A S4OO.0OO FIFTH AVE. LEASE. |
AFFECTS THE ALTMAN PARCEL At Seth STREET
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY SAID TO BE LESSEE
Large Goth Street Plot Changes Hands Kane Estate Sells Do0n
toun Block Front.

BENJAMIN Altman has leased the first floor and
basement in the buildings which he owns. at the
northwest corner OF 3sth ST and 5th ave-, for ten
years with the privilege of eleven year re-
newal, at a rental of about $4,000 a year. The
Bankers Trust Company is said to be the lessee.
John N. Gold and George r. Read & Co were the
brokers in the deal
Tho property adioins the Tiffany holdings in 5th
ave. II has n frontage OF 9S9 feet in the avenue
and 147 feet in the street. The building
a dwelling house formerly occupied by Henry o.
Havemeyer
Harry B. Cutner has sold for Mary NJ Williams
Carstens Steffens No 25 West goth ST.. a four
story dwelling house. 25x92 feet. between Fifth and
Sixth aves: also sold TO the same purchaser the
adjoining property No. % West goth ST.. five
story apartment hcuse for the Flatiron Realty
Company. making a plot 5Ox92 feet
Horace S. Ely & Co. and william Cruikshanks
Sons have sold for the Kane the block front
en- the north side Of King St. between Greenwich
and Washington sts two two story brick buildings,
on a plot 146x25 feet Woodbury. c. Langdon
owner OF adjoining property, is the buyer.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
TO ENLARGE TUNNEL STRIKE.
One Hundred More Rock Drillers Called Out
Yesterday

Thomas Curtis. business agent of the rock
drillers' uniOn announced last evening that one
hundred more rock driers were ordered on
strike at p yesterday in the branches of
the Pennsylvania tunnel under Manhattan. TO
force the United Engineering and Contracting
Company TO grant the eight-hour workday and
union conditions. According TO Business Agent
Curtis one hundred and fifty men are out.
statement was issued last night on behalf
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad. which said. in
part:
No strike Of any kind took place since Friday
when twelve rock driers out Of one hundred
went out, on the orders OF the walking delegate.
Not single man quit since Friday. The places
or the twelve men were filed and work is going
on as usual. The eight-hour WOrkday, because
OF the conditions, is impracticable in the tunnel
The men are paid by the hour. no matter how
long they work. The work Is on the open shop
conditions, and the men accepted all the condi-
tions when they went torWork''
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
ASKS WARRANT FOR DETECTIVE.
Counsel for Employees of Alleged Bucket
Shop Charges Grand Larceny.

Franklin Bien, counsel for the employees Of
John A. Boardman & Co, who were arrested
last Friday in connection with raids on an all
legged bucket shop. appeared in the Tombs police
court yesterday with communication from Mr.
BqaErdmap asking for warrant for the arrest
Of Detective Sergeant McConville on a charge
of grand larceny. Assistant District Attorney
Garvan was in court to represent McConville
Bien said he would not press the charges il
the books and records alleged to have been
taken by McConville were returned. Magistrate
Breen told Garvan and Bien they should try to
settle the matter between themselves Ben
says he Will make a complaint 20 the Police
Commissioner against McConville
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
WEB OF CRIME TIGHTENS.
SeUeraI Neso Informations against
focused Trust Company Men.
tBy relegraph to The tribune

TBy Telegraph The Tribune.l
Pittsburg Aug. 13-Six more informations charg-
ing embezzlement and six charging conspiracy TO
defraud were filed to-day against Clarence S. Hix-
ton. the defaulting bookkeeper of the Union Trust
Company. One information for embezzlement and
six for conspiracy also lodged against Clifford
B. Wray. the teller arrested last week in Toronto.
Canada.
Hixton's bail was increased TO $4,000 and Wrays
TO 100000 The informatiGns made to-day by
". H. Gliffor. treasurer of the trust company.
The young men are charged with Stealing sl25O0O
Of the banks funds. but bankers here say the loss
will probably run much more than that and may
reach 100000. With surplus of s22 G09010, te
larger figure would not affect the bank at all. But
the action to-day indicates that the bank officials
purpose to punish the OHung men to the limit.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
EwRY's RECORD WILL NOT STAND.
Broad Jump Made Recently Not Official, as
Grounds Had a Decline

At the games held for the Benefit Of the non-sec-
tartan San Francisco asylum fund. at American
League Park on August T. il was announced that
Ray c. Ewry. of the New York Athletic Clnb had
broken his own worlds record with leap of IL
feet inches
An examination of the grounds followed. and 1t
was reported that there was decline of less than
one-haf inch This would not affect the record.
At a conference later between the referee and
F.. T Hart. Of the Mohawk Athletic Club who
acted as measurer the latter said that he had
made a careful measurement. and he has learned
that there is decline of at least w inches This
OF course. will prevent the acceptance OF Fvry's
record made at these games.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Monday, Aug. 13, 1905.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED. ..-
hs R Sta4 e @ Rs ms mag: Al %
-2:4O M ~ -
steamer M!nneapos GsrO Gates London August 4. 10
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 5:2I a m.
Steamer PhPbus Ger. scherhorst Hamburg July 20
and Shields August /. philip Ruprecht pas
senger and in ballast. Arrived at the Ear 1920
Steamer Toronto t8r). Young Hull July % Boston
August H. 10 sanderson Son With cabin passengers
and mdse Arrived at the Bar $50 a m
Dover .. Red Line with 862 cabin and s25
steeTage passengers and mdse. Arrived the Bar
(Br) crosby Shields July 81 10 the
John c Seager Co, in ballast Arrived the Bar
a
Steamer Statendam Dutch). Brunsma Rotterdam Au-
24 cabin and S seeage passengers and mcse Arrived
the Bar at 4:l6 m.
EweH Co cabin sTs steerage passengers and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at T:l5
Curacao g. La Guayra 8 and Boult0n Bliss
Dallett. with 10 passengers, mails and mdse
steamer baker GER Oorel Pos Antonio August to
the United Fruit CO. with cabin passengers fruit
Steamer Gwent (Nor) Hansen. Nipe Hay August 7
70 the Cuban Planters Co. with fruit Arrived
Steamer Ciere (Nor>. Olsen August = TO NJ s
steamer Haversham Grange (Er1 Howe Malta July
26. to Norton SoE. in ballast Arrived the Bar
Steamer Comus. Post. New Orleans Angus, s. to the
Southern Pacific Co with passengers and mdse. Left
Steamer Ell Rio Parker. Galveston August !. TO the
southern Pacific Co. with mdse Left Quarantine
steamer City of Macon. Burga. Savannah Angus, 10
to to the Ocean Co. with passengers and mdse. Left
Steamer Hamilton. Boaz. Newport News and Nor
folk. 20 the Old Dominion $ Co with passengers
and mdse left Quarantine at 943 m.
steamer Mamma Iiata Charles Baltimore. TO II I
Fosteri with ,i mdse Ieft Quarantine at sos M:
light breeze; clear.
Steamers san Marcos Galveston: Princess Anne
News. (SOidSbOFO Init
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
The
TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1906
On SaIa al All newsstands
Frice rs Gents
II Maiden L-sne

Manchester Aug 12-Arrived Thespis CBr) Fer
gusOn New York.
Antwerp. Aug 11-Satled, steamer Mohawk (Br). White
New York
Rotterdam aug Io-Arrtvsd steamer smOlensk Geuss).
TrOyan New York IAbau.
Barbados Aug 11-Arrived steamer Trinidad (Br). Will
Jams. New York.
Naples Aug 0-Arrived. steamers Georgia (Aus Paro-
Vch New York for Catania and Trieste; 11th. Peru
gs C3r). Johnston New York for Marseiles and Leg
horn: Sth. sailed. Sannio OtaD. &anctni
from GenOa). New York
scily. Aug I1-Passed steamer Chester Dutch sess-
barth, Antwerp New York
Rio Janero Aug iO-Sailed Prince (Br)
Thomas Santos) New
Kingston Aug 11-Sailed- steamer Tagus tBrl. Laws
from Southampton via Barbados. etc, and COlOn)s
New York
Chrtstansand Aug l2 nOOn-ATrved. steamer Oscar II
DAM Hempel. New York for Copenhagen land pro
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

142d St. south side. 300 feet east of LeuOx ave.
two story brick stable and dwelling house 4Sx22S
Harman Markowitz Moore & Landsiedel
architects. cost, 5000
eOth st., No q West. a six story brick stable 25x
9s; Albert e Figor. Samuel Sass. architect;
cost. 5000.
First ave and 92d St. southeast corner, story
storage bin, 07x94; E. NJ. & L. NJ. Stevens, owner;
Schwartz g. Gross architects; cost $500.
9Oth ST and Park ave- two story block station,
26x12; New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Company owner; K. Peabody. architect cost 81 200.
18th St and Park ave. a two story block station.
% 6x122; New York Central & Hudson River Rail-
road Company. owner; X. Peabody, architect; cost.
81 20.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

18th St. No. 70 10 a West Reliance Ball Bear,no
Door Hunger Co: agt Oxford Realty Co ct al;
JaLCaTy 2s. 1906. $3.50
Same property: same agt same; January ls. 1905.
Grace ave. and Rose Place. northeast corner The
Bronx; James J. Benson. agt. d. Plante et al; June
% 1906. SsJo
Thomas F. Mclaughlin agt. Charles Lowe ct al:
bv bord, July II. 1905. s272 50
1s2d 81 and Wadsworth ave- southeast corner; J,
J. Sewal agt Morris Bernstein Realty g Construo-
ton co. et al: by bond. July 3. 1895, AAn
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
LIS PENDENS.

Lots 22S and 255. mortgage map of Arden property
Bronx two actions; Annie V. Taylor ast Emma L.
Shirmer; foreclosure Of mortgage; attorneys De La
issd St, south side. 1875 feet east of Amsterdam
ave. 75x126; John Sommer, r., agt. Siegfried Witt
ner et al action to forecose mechanics lien; attor
ney. w. Z. O'Crady.
White Plains ave and 23sth St. northeast corner.
l395x47X irregular; Henry Saetan agt. Simon
Schloss; action to declare lien attorney H. H.
Hull
st. 47xllSx Irregular David TuOch jr. ct al. agt
Henry Jaeger ct al; action to impress trust attor-
ney G. w Minor.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

Brode Charles al ). and Francis-w C. Howard:
Jun. June q 1901 ................... SOL "a
FbeThaTd, Mar,, i1 =. iI5'"si'y June 1905 Il0 "a
te6,:,, iSS5 i,,-,:.. sl2
9se 9aen 8 Mercantile Assoclaton, Ltd; August &
Nasss, is9S s.c,r; 4I0l
KEssE SsiGn: June G1se2, 3d. 1855 =. 222 60
o,Tso1a Ws91 Ssa,,I sSSTstaTy July 1905 50 SO
Company Reliance Ball Bearing Door Hanger
va1onI oompany; August ts9 ....,. 72s os
l. "a
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
STATEN ISLAND LIGHTS GO OUT EARLY

Power was turned into some of the street light
Ing circuits on the north shore of Richmond at
7:45 p N. yesterday and the lights were kept burn
ing until o'clock, when they went out and re-
mained At Stapleton ana the other villages on
the east shore no attempt made 20 light the
streets Happyland. at South Beach, however was
brilliantly illuminated.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
MORE WAGES FOR COTTON WORKERS.
Two Thousand Mill Hands in New England
Profit by Increase. .t.

Boston. Aug. ia raise of wages affecting up
ward Of 2O00 operatives in cotton mills OF New
England went into effect to-day in Adams
Mass. and Pittsheld and Exeter. y. H. The in
crease amounts 70 per
Aside from these wage increases the strikes at
the Edwards mills in Augusta, Me- and at the mills
OF the Berkshire Manufacturing Company. at
Adams. Mass the salient features OF the situa-
tion in the cotton mill industry the opening of the
week In each case the original cause Of the labor
trouble was the refusal OF the companies to rein
state discharged man upon the demand of labor
unions.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
REFUSES TO PAY FRISCO LOSSES.
Rhine and MOselle Insurance Company of
Germany Will Not Settle Claims

San Francisco. Aug. 13-The Rhine and Mo.
selle Insurance Company OF Germany has de-
cided that it Will not pay it's 100000 of la
biiities arising from the fire cable dispatch
To that effect was received to-day by General
Manager Mathis from the home Office. The
company's policies do not carry an earthquake
exemption clause. and II is thought at the local
office that the head officers are putting forth
the plea Of IAN act Of Providence"
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
CANADIAN PACIFIC DIVIDEND DECLARED.

Montreal, Aug 13.-At a meeting Of the direct
Of the Canadian Pacific Railway to-day. a
dividend Of > per cent was declared on the pre-
ferred stock for the Six months ended on June
20. A dividend of 3 per cent for the same period
declared on the common stock In the fiscal
ye ended June 30 the company earned,
gross. SGlG69 I5s The net was So. .973 448
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
ITALIAN LABoRERs REPLACE NEGROES

GIy Telegraph 10 The Tribune1
Memphis. Aug. 13.-Two carloads Of Italians,
numbering about hundred laborers and their
families. arrived to-day at Gadsden. Ala. where
they will work IN the furnaces of the Southern
steel Company, displacng the Negro labor hereto
New York and were employed through labor agents
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
RACE RIOT IN DELAWARE.
Nine Negroes and One White Man Badly
Hurt as Result of Assault.
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune

Wilmington. Del. Aug 13.-WOrd reached here
to-day of a serious riot that occurred at
Laurel, Del. after Negro named Brown had
assaulted Medford Phillips a well known white
man. A large crowd of armed white men patroIled
the streets for several hours. and a number of Ne
groes We're severely punished Finally a riot re-
suited, in WHICH shots freely fired Mine Ne
groes were severely hurt, three receiving flesh
wounds from bullets. One white man was also
seriously injured.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
ADAMS COTTON MILL STRIKE OVER.

Adams. Mass. Aug l3.-The strike in the four
mills Of the Berkshire Cotton Manufacturing Com
pany was ended to-day. and three thousand en-
Ployes viii return 10 work Thursday morning.
The company granted the strikers several conces-
sions, but refused re-employ the union weaver
whose discharge precipitated the strike.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14

rTO LET-EIssant apartments. all modeFu inaroz.. I.
wenis possession now SsTs to Sss'1 seRss.s- .
Apply 90 your broker or Realty Associates ~
ReTusnu St. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
THE LANGHAM.

Central Park West from TSd 20 Tsth =,
Ready for iuspectiOn-Lsases from Oct
RENTALS $4,000 AND UPWARDS.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
REALTY NOTES.

John Wynne is the buyer of No. 2O4 to 2OS East
eth ST, sold recently by the Lincoln Trust Com
pany.
Plans have been filed for enlargng the garage Of
the New York Edison company in 41st St. near
First by adding three additional stories. max
ing il a four story building. The Improvements
are TO cost $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Convent ave. side. q feet south of 1SOth St.
Slxl32x irregular: City Mortgage Company loans
Leopold Kantor, Joseph B. Cooper and Louis Wood
ruff $500.
28th ST. south side 12O feet west of Lexington
ave, 4Ox989; State Realty & Mortgage Co. loans
Frederick c. Zobe sll1, 500.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14

Dover. aug l3. 7:20 m-Arrived steamer Finland
Apfed, New York for Antwerp (and proceeded
London July 13-ASrived. steamers Minnetonka tFr)
Iayand. New York; COnsueo t3r) Watson New
Hun.
southampton Aug l%-Arrived. steamer Trent tr) Dix
New York for Kingston Colon. etc. and barbados
Bremen Aug IL midnisht-Arrived Princess
Alice Ger, PolaCk, New York Plymoutb and
CherboUrg. Sailed. 1lth. 3 p m. steamer Bremen
Ger. Prayer. New York via Cherboufg (and sailed
from latter pcrt al 10 , m. I2thD.
Hamburg Aug 1l-Arrvcd. steamer Amerika ,C;erl
sau'rmann New York via Plymouth and therbourg
CherbouTg Aug 1$-Arrived, Kaiser WibeIn
der Crosse tier). Prehn. New York Plymouth for
Bremen Cand pToceededJ.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Washington ave. s. 142 fl. Of 17sth 81;
story brick tenement houses 530As
Howel architect 5000
West Farms Road. 3. $. les ". Union
ave: or story frame and
l. Howard architect .................. 1900
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
BELLE HAReOR SALE a SUCCESS.

The prices realized for the 22 lots sold auction
at Belle Harbor on Saturday were satisfactory.
Ten lots presented the Catholic church.
which will be erected a $4,000 church. Joseph
p. Day the auctoneer.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
WrRELess EEPORTs

The Teutonic reported Cape Race s IN. yester
when 200 miles southeast OF that station She u
% morrow.
Wilhelm II reported to Sasconsef yesterday
az 4:i6 m, when SO miles east Of Nantucket South
Shoals lghtshp She is expected 20 dock to-day about
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
All Linen Shirts
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements sdraitt-sa into these eo:umns
recommended the readers of The Tribune
thoroughly reliable and busfneas be By mag
With the advertiser With perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
Proposals.

Washington. August g. leO6-SEAIsED PROPOSALS
vill be received this Office rtiI u o'clock
IS 1905 furnishing railing for the Connecticut
Avenue Bridge Blank forms of proposal specifications
and all necessary information will be furnished Room
a. District Building. HENRY L. WEST, JOHN BID
DIE, Commissioners. D. c.
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT OF
Columbia Washington. August 10. 1906-Seal.d
this until ~ NJ.
tember 1906 fuTn5hin. COO OF eghtinch cast
iron water pipe Forms. specifications aSd necessary In
formation be obtained a. District Building
Washington. D. G. HENRY L. WEST JOHN BIDDLE.
Commissioners %. G.
FORT WOOD. n. Y. H.. AUG. IL, 1906
Sealed proposals. in trpIicate remodeling pres
ent administration building and for construction os
Barraek will be received here until 1850 a. Sep
tember IL 1906 T. reserves the right TO reject any
or all BIDS Information furnished application
Envelopes containing proposals should be endorsed
building and for construction OF barrack. Fort Wood
y. Y. r." G. c. BURNELI- Constg- O. NJ
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise sos Sunset 70i Moon rises 1922 Moons aga %
HIGH WATER
AN-Sandv. Hook 2;36i Gov Island 2:55 4ss
PW-Sardy Nook 3:i2 GOV. Island 3:34 He'll Gate 52T
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14

l1-gistrate Wahle fined two men s. each yester-
day in Essex Market for rowdyism in sur
face cars crossing the Brooklyn Bridge They are
said by the police 70 be members Of gangs that
start out TO create disturbances on street cars.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Edward De Holland. the Cuban. who was arrest
cd last week charge Of robbing George 7
NcAvoy of a gold watch and fob, was held IN
5000 for trial Yesterday by Magistrate svee,ser
McAvoy is nephew Of ex-De3uty Police Com
missioner McAVoy
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14

Stewart H. Elliott. Of No. 25l West slst street
who paroled until yesterday 10 give him a
chance 10 raise s5OO0 under which he is held pend
ing investigation into the death Of Mrs. Lena
J. Mobiles. Of Baltimore. who thrown out Of
his automobile on August 10 last deposited yes
1erday At the cOrouers cffice twelve Southern Pa
cifc first mortgage bonds of the par value OF $4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
JUDGME ENTS.

The following judgments were entered yesterday
the first being that of the debtor:
Anderson Robert L.-aietropolitan Life Insurance
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14

Alexander Devoe, charged with shooting James
Boyle better known as Lefty. last June was ar
rested last night by Detective Sergeant Fogarty. Of
the Central Once al 9th street and Eighth avenue
@heFe the alleged shooting occurred He was
locked ~ z; headquarters a charge Of felonioug
assault Hf said he lived No $40 West s5th street
Soyie = ss! ~ lie New York Hospital, where il
gas SAID last night that he was "A serious condi-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14

Judge Wilbur Heisey. of the New Jersey Circuit
Court, who arrested Sunday in Vanderbilt
avenue Sfapletrn. Staten Island. on a charge of
running has automobile at rate Of twenty-five
miles an hour had private hearing before Magis-
trate Marsh yesterday and discharged
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
BrookIun PROPERTY for Sale.

MUST sell Immediately. elevator apartment 80,
vi EtW buihsinE. Sst.U00. West l05th s. 80
Manhattan S22 Os0 CASH paws sl0Gs~ yea--
4 II. LEACH lSi Fcmsen St. Brooklyn. y 4
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
City Property for Sale.

A VERY desirable 5ssory American basement ps.S,.
"a dwelling for SALE Sl6 West 10Th street conse-'
20 subway CHARLES Buck owner. 500 Fifth "
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
Country Property to Let.

NEW h:sh class American basement dvengs Tor Ee
~ A.lly 20 CIAaItLS tsSrNTE. 23St HroatNay.-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-14
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers san Marcos. Galveston: Princess Anne
orfolk ard Newport News; Goldsboro. Philadelphia