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New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
TERRANovA GIRL GOES FREE.
Takes Vow to Live Pure Life Hereafter
To Have a New Home.

Josephine Terranova the Italian girl, recently ac-
quilted of numbering her aunt, discharged
from jail yesterday. Justice Scott granted the mo-
ton made by Assistant District Attorney Ely, which
frees her from undergoing trial for the murder OF
her uncle
An hour after her release she appeared before
Father Ferranti, in Archbishop Farley's house,
and took a vow to henceforth lead pure life. She
will be taken to a home at distance from here.
where will not he confronted with past scenes.
Former Judge Palmieri. her counsel, said that
good home had been provided for her.
After Josephine was released, she returned TO
the Tombs to say goodby TO her prison companions.
among them Berthe Claiche Then, with Mr. Pal
mieri and her two young sisters, and an Italian
Josephine was driven to the Archbish-
ops house.
acouittal of numbering her aunt. had no chance
10 convict her the charge OF killing her uncIe.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
HORSE TRADING PARSoN COMING HERE
Iowa Reformed Church Minister Will Have
Hearing Before General Synod.

Judicial business CO .,ted the greater part of the
session yesterday OF centennial meeting of the
Reformed Church General Synod. which is being
held al the 81. Nicholas Reformed Church.
The Rev. Spitka Roster. the Iowa minister, who
Is involved in horse trading deal, was allowed to
appeal his case. He will to this city. and the
hearing VIII take place Immediately after his ar
rival
The Rev. c. P. Evans, Of Albany, who was found
guilty OF being mixed up in a financial deal. made
hard fight for reopening of his case. but by a
close vote the Synod denied the request
The report of the committee on education. which
was adopted, carried with il an assessment of two
cents each upon all members of the Church for edu-
cational purposes.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
PAINTERS WANT HOME RULE.
Strike To Be Made Instrument to Bring
About Prearbitration Conditions.

The strike of the Brotherhood of Painters fol-
lowed by the open shop policy of the Master Paint
ers' Association. is to be made an instrument. II
was learned yesterday. by the prominent unions IN
the Associated Building Trades in an agitation 10
bring about the conditions before the arbitration
agreement came into effect The Associated Build
ing Trades is trying TO bring about the amalgama-
ton of the old and the new unions.
1t was said that committee. appointed to bring
about the amalgamation of the Brotherhood or
Painters with the Amalgamated Painters Society,
failed because the brotherhood refused to amalga
mate. II is recognized by the Associated Build
ing Trades, with which the Amalgamated Painters
Society is affiliated. The Amalgamated Painters
Society is under the arbitration agreement
This union decided TO indorse the strike OF the
Brotherhood. but will not go the length of filling
the places OF the strikers
The Associated Building Trades will not support
the strike of the Brotherhood The idea now Is TO
have home rule I'm building work. as was the case
in the DAYS OF the old board cf walking delegates,
which preferred independent local unions TO unions
which part of national body.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
MECHANICS LIENS.

10Th ST.. No 121 West: Ignatz ]. Barth agt
Hugo JaecEel, owner; James W. Putnam. con
- oStoA
Kappcck St. n. w. corner Troy St. 11x79.5x ir-
req Amsterdam Building agt. Maud E Lesley
oNIlrA ana o. @.
22d ST., No. 217 10 221 East; Bernard Moss agt
Ella VI. Pelletreau. owner: William j. Merritt
11th St. No. 645 East; William Williams ct al
agt Max Friedman. owner William Spies ans
JohI' BrethOlz, contractors .......---.- -.....-..
4pth st, Nos. 457 and 459 West Isaac p Miller
agt. NJ Natal. owner; Jacob and Max Schles-
18TH St. No G62 East; same agt. BreslanC
Realty Company. owner; Jacob and Max SchIes-
5ith St. No 331 East: same ast- David Rieser
owner; Jacob and Max Schlesinger, contractors
72d st, No 80 West: A. B. See Elevator Com
pany agt Henry Morgenthau. owner: WaItel
Reid & Co. contractors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
9Th ave, No S9S; same agt. Albert Sirnonson
owner: Walter Reid & Co. contractors ........
RivingtOn St. Nos 295 10 299; A. Gordon & Bro
agt. Louis Reiner, owner and contractor. ...
Park ave. n ". corner 1S5th st. 1OOx1OO; Plum
kett Plumbing and Heating Company agt Bass
ford Realty Company. owner and contractor.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
P4CKERS FOUND GUILTY.
Accepted Rebates from Burlington
ROad-Fine Only Penalty.

Kansas City June 12-Armour & Co, Swift &
Co.. Cudahy & Co. and the Nelson Morris Packing
Company found guilty in the United States
District Court here this morning of accepting con-
cessons from the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad Company export shipments packing
house products. The jury hour
Judge Smith MCPHERSON of Red Oak. Iowa. the
presiding judge stated that sentence would not be
pronounced until the against the Burlington
company, which is charged with granting the con-
cession to the packers was finished. The law in
the present case provides for a fine only, and not
Jail sentence.
The government and the attorneys for the de-
fendant have practically agreed statement
of facts in the OF the Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy Railroad Company, and this will go
to the jury without hearing of witnesses
The court overruled the motion of counsel for the
defendant packers that the court make the follow
ing Instructions:
= First-The jury will verdict for de-
Second indictment in this case is INSULT
cient to a finding of guilt as to the de
fendant.
Third-The evidence in this case is insufficient to
warrant finding of guilt against the defendant.
Fourth-lt the shipment in question was a through
ben he vercf ye sdd port S o IN foreign
t1fthIif you fan to find that defendant did some
verdict should be for defendant.
Sixth-The fact that the transportation of the
souri, is not sufficient to vest jurisdiction in this
aRd the m M sfstes of the at act of
far they purpOrt authorize a prosecution in
any district through which the transportation may
have been conducted, is, to this defendant, vio-
lative of Section , of Article of the Consttu-
ton of the United States and of Article 6 the
amendments to said Constitution.
The packers were charged in indictments re-
turned here last December with accepting from the
Burlington company concessions on shipments from
the Kansas City plants to New York for export
The cases were consolidated for trial purposes The
specific case considered which is practically identi-
ral with the others, is that charging Cudahy Co.
with accepting a rate of % a hundred pounds
On shipment of lard to New York for export
Germany when the legal tariff then file with the
Interstate Commerce Commission 35 cents. The
present case bears unusual Importance in the list
Of rebate trials to come up in this court for it is
the first time that any concern has been brought
to trial before jury a charge affecting export
rates applied TO the Interstate Commerce act
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Ktnsella ave- n 8. 1913 IT w. OF Matthews ave.
for two two story frame dwelling houses. 2Ox4S;
Sarah F. Cahill owner; T. j. Kelly. architect.
2d ave, W. s, 45 II. $ OF 2lSth ST.. FOR a two
story frame Office 1SX20; J. Marcus Woodwork
ing Company, owner; Charles Gems architect
210th st. e. corner 4th ave. for two three
story frame dwelling houses 25xS9 3: Martin
Tully. owner; Harry T. Howell. archtect-.....
216th St, 5. corner 4th ave. for six TWO story
frame dwelling houses. one u .6x50. 81 tx 70.
and architect as above. ve...-....................-
2lSth St. s.. $50 IT. OF 5th ave. for a two
story and attic frame dwelling house. 2tix36,
Louis Stone owner; George l. Banks, architect.
Westchester ave. 5. e. corner Main st, FOR a one
story frame office. 12x2o: William Ii. Field.
owner: Ernest N Rousseau. architect. .......-..
Washington ave, W. $, 30 fl. n. of 10th St,
for a five story brick store and tenement house
50X1S3 Ignatz ROsenzweig. owner; GOldner 4
159th H. s., 90 II. e. OF Courtlandt ave. for
a six story brick tenement house. 5OXST: William
H. McWhirter. owner: Fred Hammond architect
Simpson ST. e s, Sl.e4 IT. S. of Westchester ave.
for two five story brick tenement houses. 40N92:
American Realty Estate Company, owner. Will
lam d. Johnson architect. Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13

,, s.,,oce,, estate tract of 325 Bronx lots and
tba three cottages were sold at auction yesterday
at the Real Estate Exchange. Nos. IA and 10 Vesey
st bv Bryan L. Kennedy. As regards interest
brisk bidding and prices. it of the most
successful sales of the year. The total sum reazeo
was about $4,000 with prices ranging from S'V' 10
s1.5O0 lot. ,,..,
operators and investors in many months III the'e
had not been many bidders for 1t at auction tiie
bright nrosnect of hundreds of small buyers getuis
"A good profit from their investments IN the MUS.
northerly sections of the city would nave cn'i,o
to one of dull gloomy color. The saie VIII M -
result in a continuation of the big demand ioi
lots in the northern sections of the city ana ie
budget of such sales. x.
The present craving for lots It is only about
half satisfied. There are a number OF olie' N Us
auction sales of lots scheduled for this season NO
signs are VET observable which might lead 10 the
inression that ready buyers will not be found for
the coming offerings. ,o,o
Samuel Goldstcker has sold TO Boomheuaae ~
Bros Nos 1856 and l5S East Goth St, plot fVAiVV
feet The buyers are thinking of improving their ir
60th st holdings with a ten story auui'l'h " W
4 philadelphia syndicate bought yesterday from
the New York and Pittsburg Real Estate ang
Island. for 100000 about $500 a lot . -,
The Philadelphia company intends 20 st
lily houses and hundred Queen Anne coItases
of modern construction and containing an I'M I'M
late in the summer. The new operations are tne
first of any Importance in home building attempted
IN John ohT S GodinE has sold for Mrs w H. Bliss
the dwelling house No East b'{h St;;; 10 Lest
dent of the Great Northern Railway Company, FOR
his own occupancy. - o., -
five story American basement dwelling house, 1IklO0
feet. The buyer will occupy the premises
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
GOVERNOR WARNER RENoMINATED
Michigan Republicans Favor Direct Nam
ing of Legislators.

Detroit, June Ex-Governor Fred NJ Warner, Re-
publican, was renominated to-day without opposi-
ton at the first general primary election in this
state. Patrick H. Kelley, of Detroit, was nomi-
mated without opposition for Lieutenant Governor.
The Democrats unanimously nominated Wood
bridge n. Ferris, Of Big Rapids for Governor, and
c. H Kimmerle, of Cassopolis for Lieutenant Gov
ernor.
A heavy majority voted in the affirmative on the
question OF continuing the primary election system
OF nominating candidates for Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor, and in eight Congress districts
out OF twelve and fifty state Senatorial and Rep
reSentatlVe districts the declared in favor
of nominating congressman and members of The
State Legislature by direct vote
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
SALOON FIGHT FATAL.
Unlcnoscn Men XII Crook and
FataUu Wound Ashcdrt DriUer

Two men who We're drinking with a dozen
others in Frank Mendalaro's saloon, In HAM
fton street. last night, without warning drew
revolvers and fired at Bernard Thompson
pvell-known crook. and Robert Seville an ash-
cart driver A bullet entered thompson :
mouth and penetrated the brain, killing MIN al
most instantly. Seville was shot In the aooo-
men and is now in the Gouverneur Hospital III
dying condition.
No sooner were the shots fired than the crowd
rushed ont of the saloon. Thompson. who was
standing about FIVE feet from the door when
shot staggered a few steps and fell on the
pavement outside. Seville. although danger
ousIy wounded, crawled out of the saloon. and
friends carried him TO stable &c" of the Street
Cleaning Department.
Thompson picked UP by big Jack
Cables and carried back into the saloon. There
he was found a minute later by Patrolman
Smith. of the Madison street station. The po-
Hceman had no sooner placed his hand on the
unconscious mans pulse than he expired.
Patrolman Mott, on whose post the shooting
occurred sent in hurry call to Gouverneur
Hospital Dr. LohmiIler. who responded. re-
moved Seville to the hospital
Coroner Harburger and Detectives Butler
Flannery Henry and Cronin arrived almost
simultaneously. Coroner Hamburger held a pre-
lirninary court in the saloon. Mrs. Mariana
Mandelaro, the wife Of the proprietor, VINO was
tending bar at the time OF the shooting, at
first denied knowing anything about the affair
She insisted that the shooting did not take place
In the saloon but in the street. Under pressure
she said that the persons present when the
shooting occurred were members of the Hamil-
ton Pleasure Club. of which "Cobbler JACK
Foley member.
The police arrested Foley, who is only twenty |
one and has served time for burglary. He ad- |
rritted being in the saloon and hearing the shots
fred The two men were shot while Mrs |
Mandelaro was lighting the gas, he said. Seville |
was Vice-president of the Hamilton CLUB since |
its organization. three weeks ago.
Thompson. the murdered man, was just out OF |
Sing Sing. and had applied for admittanee to |
The club Foley said. Seville, the injured man, |
he said refused TO allow Thompson TO join.
Thompson's sister called for her brothers body, !
and the coroner allowed her TO take il 10 her |
home in Brooklyn.
Coroner Hamburger visited Seville at the hos |
pital. Seville, who is called Mooney" by his I
companions. said TO Coroner hamburger. There |
was no fight ] don't know who shot me and |
Thompson" and then relapsed into unconscious
ness.
one OF the revolvers used in the shooting was
found at Hamilton and Catherine streets by |
John Vitale, a special policeman. who turned II
over 10 Captain Shevlin, of the Madison street
station. Two chambers had been discharged.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

A, IA vesey st-By Joseph p Day: So East Broadway.
Sank 80 Of n RTooRyn G agt csie Elias ndv and
Jacob s atty IL sdor . CqaI doTa Ts q f 2 SD
81 II Of East End ave I7x76x irTss sly Fn, ssk
t9p 1eto h sys ss az af 1mah ref ct amt due
Sill s9S 50; taxes etc. s25s T6 to the paintln for
s3 s5 SGf ss sS "a st. ws ps at q 6% sa ass % a.
Iadgeway atty Charles Donohue ref amt due $Tese 49,
By Bryan / Kenney: s25th St s. 1857 It Of
ioe adj to Goidsein for $3.50 plot 50x6o adj on
to Farr. for S1;soo; lot 25xiO9 adj on e to 4 ]
ss25 plot soSio5' adj to E sheshan for sisOo plot
1Oox1O9 adj T Conn. for So 100 plot 50xlO9 adj 70
Becker for s775; plot 50x1oo adj to schsppert for
WSo pauaaS Pa ave o cor 2th 20 m st. :,y 81 ~ e
stock for 81 4Oo plot 55xlo5 adj on agenue 10 Schmidt
Bertha Carr gor sS pot 7 Ixi09 adj on Avenue
L wenstock for So S25; 226th st. IN # Paud
on w. to Carrlt for 81, ,45O: lot 2ex1o9. adj. 70
Doolsy for ss75: plot I5x1O3 adj 70 " Jentssh od
g James Mcfarland for $3.50 226th 12la Il
PauIdqg 22ith 0esxl9o; 70 Tsfsoysi5z
FOR FOR $50 lsS Blot Blot 1olo @ adj T. on s5rTs ST n % Lsz ~ ~
100; e Jacob Lenkn fSg s2 500 fsgdins ave. " s,
5000; Pauding ave 5 s46 n Of 225th St 25x1os;
e e tesitfn ~ g, % for $500 aulng % 6 ave cor 2a st.
oath $4xloo Harry Foster Tor s1s15 plot 5OxOo
Maurice to Fireman. siy t d2r s. S PP5, P VC @ adj o TO
225th ST. "a 46x100. to Harry Foster for 1890; pot
loo m on of VP PaSdng sE1f 20 a1 l 2 2I t0r 3 S9 % Nh st.
mick for So 5O 25xIOe adj on east TO Louis
Hoffman Tor 81 PIq! 5oxi3o On the east sold
east oid 10 ertba Ha H3r so 50 s e9 5t T adj on The
Pauding ave- lot 25x1O0; sold for $3.50
p 1 tb a. s a 20 10 TcP = sd Tor M - plot ISX aj
plot I25xl09 ;, adj 1 the east sold 70 Nathsn
sold to Charles MuIn for s2 $50 plot 5Qx1O2 adj
226th st, 109x1OO sold TO Della F. ConrOy So 575
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
EATONToWN WRECKAGE BURNED
Workman Crushed While Removing Trucks
from Under the Smashed Cars.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune J

Red Bank, N j., June 12.-Nearly all traces OF
the wreck on the Jersey Central Railroad Eaton
town Junction yesterday have been removed
When II was found impractcabe to repair the cars
orders were given to burn them. In removing the
trucks a workman badly crushed The parlor
cars, which were not badly damaged, were taken
TO the company's repair shops at Lakehurst
George Van DuZCT, of New York, native of
HackettStOWn. who killed had been filling a
weeks engagement at Atlantic City with the Elite
Musical Four He and mis- three musical com
panions were on their way home when the wreck
occurred. Mrs Van Duzer to Eatontown to-
day and accompanied her husbands body to Hack
cttstown, where it will be buried
Coroner John T. Tetley, of Red Bank, will hold
inquest at ESatOntown Friday.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

9th ave. No. 10, for three story brick stable
29x1oo; Astor estate. owner; c. NJ. McCabe
archltect .--.--..-..- ----.-.----.
brick 1athouse and store. 5Ox1OO; r. Kurzrok
owner: c. NJ. Straub architect. ..........-.....
146th St, S. s. 125 fl. {. of Broadway, for two
five story brick fiathOuses 81. 6xS7 IL; POlaCk &
Nathansen, owners: l.. F. J. Weiher architect.
Manhattan ave. n. " corner 1O9Jh St, for two
six story brick tenement houses. S6.5xST; NJ
Wilson, owner. S sass. architect .-...-.--....
Orchard st, No. IS 10 81 for two six story brick
hathOuses and stores, 80. 6x74 o: GrOssnan &
Sendelevitch, owners: g. NJ Straub architect
Sth ave, w s., 5S IT. OF f4Tth ST. for a six
story brick tenement house and store, 5OxT2;
simon. Kursman * Segau. owners; z. A
18th st, Nos. IA and 16 West, for twelve story
and basement brick lot, 5OxS4: s ]. Sllberman
owner; Buchanan x Fox, architects. ............
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
SEEK TO FoREcLosE MORTGAGES.

An action has been begun in the Supreme Court
by the Cedar Street Company against the wells
Realty and Construction Company to foreclose two
mortgages of $7OOOo-one for $4,000. dated May
12 1904 and the other for 10000. dated January
q 1s05-on the property on the north side Of 9th
st. 90 feet west of Madison ave, 50x9S9 feet. The
mortgages were made payable to the Century
Realty Company and assigned TO the Cedar Street
Company.
Court by the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
against ]. de Courcey Ireland and other persons
to foreclOse mortgage of S175G0J on the property
on the side of West Broadway, extending
from Washington Square South 10 West Sd st. The
mortgage was made on May TO- 1904.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reade st. Nos 20 and ~. n $. 50x1O0 Duane ST. Nos
11e and ia s 5Ox1OO: PhGbe ID Boyle and
another. exrs. 10 John Boyle & Co......-........
9th ave cor 3Sth ST. p sxeO: Solomon May TO
Patrick Flannery: mortgage. $50 O00. ..........
Both st. 5. 175 II OF 11th ave. 25X1OO5: Lewis
Steinhardt to Michael Miller. Observation-Disclosures.
35th 81, s. 1893 II . OF Lexington ave. "A 2x97 g.
DR. Carter's Sanitarium Corporation 70 Samuel G
OT&nIs mortgage SZh.pO-
Amsterdam ave. No 21s. s. 3Ox100; Moses HOf-
mann to Lazard Kahn: y part; mortgage.
. . . g % . %
West Broadway n cor Park Place 15xI3. 3:
Stanley " Dexter and another 10 Milton Mayer
and another: all title.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
"G0RRIPANzEE" FEARS CENTIpEDE
Makes Night HideOus Till Keeper Removes
Obnoxious Insect.

Ihe almost human intellect of the "gorripanzee"
AZ 'he FRANK { Bostock show al Dreamland, Coney
-s-sI1' -Co tne Keepers TO discover large cent?
pede in the cage occupied by the b,-brid chtr,ra,,
zee-sor1Aa and its chimpanzee mate Yesterday
morning.
Inc unusual cries Of the gorripanzee when il
'eoaihe aware OF the presence Of 'creeper in its
oeee 50 alarmed the other animals in the arena
la 'Ae night ~atchmen became panic-stricken.
1>'eN1lDef Day its keeper, was called and the
hybrid stretched his long arm, -o,,orz -
corn b9dy al hrSt believed that part of the pop
81, lIaa mace Doth animals ILL., but on invest {pat
ing he found large centipede on the rancoTy
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
THROWN FROM PHAEToN-OIEs.

Mrs. Thomas Thomson. of No. 794 North Broad
way. Yonkers mother of Thomas Thomson a well
known real estate operator, died yesterday as the
result of an accident I'm Hastings Monday night
Mrs. Thomson, with her daughter was driving in
a single horse phaeton In Broadway. At Washing
ton avenue the horse stumbled and fell The
mother and daughter thrown TO the ground
The daughter escaped with minor injuries The
mother struck on her head. She taken TO 81
Johns Hospital, where IL found necessary 10
trephine her skull. Yesterday morning Mrs Thom
son. who was slxly-eight Nears old. died.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
COMMITS SUICIDE AT BALL GAME
Man Futs Revolver Bullet into Temple
Among PLAYING Bows.

Joseph McGoldrick, forty years old. who lived
~ "-It a ms MlGo"ed mother Mrs. Mary McGoldrick
At 80 - Diamond street, Williamsburg sho, him,
self with revolver in the left tennnI ,a,.,
afternoon al a baseball ground in 1yiuamsbnrg
5oss' who were playing ball. ran for a policeman
me wounded man taken 10 the Eastern Dis
ulc' hospital. where he died at 1890 o'clock last
iIshl A letter addressed TO his mother WAS found
"a his pocket, in which il was learned 80 gL,
h;s - &c her TO forgive him, and said he killed
.tiIstI because she had solo the .'oid homestead
III winch he had lived with her all his life
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
AUTO RUNS DOWN HoLD-uP MAN

trenton, y j., June l2.-Attempts were made ro
Ho'd up several automobiles on the road between
lhls city and Princeton tonight one party in
which were eX-County Clerk Earkar ,.,,ro,,.
Charles f. Gummere and Cornelius A Turford was
returning from the class day exercises al the nnt
Nersity, when they rope stretched across rho
pain The chauffeur turned the car sharpIv. and
the hsht disclosed a masked man at the end NJ ,ba
rope The automobile plunged into the ,na- "a
& ane tehanIfeur swerved into the middle of the rond
again proceeding without so much as On t,o,, Dal
as 70 the extent Of the mans injuries 4''iS
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Amsterdam ave. $. W. corner 159th ST. 66.TxI0O:
Herman Cohen and Abraham Ruth loan Robert
10th ST.. > 1T5 # e. OF Avenue A, 14SxIOO 4;
simon Chlfelder and Abraham Weinberg loan
Jacob Bolton Observation-Disclosures.
1o5th St. $ 12S # e. OF Sd ave. 36x1OO o:
Harris Mandelbaum and Fisher Levine loan
East Houston st, No 100 to 1O6 Joseph L But
tenweiser loans Frank Htlnan and Joseph
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
TENS OF THOUSANDS DROWNED.
Great Destruction Caused by Spring Floods
in China

Victoria, B. c., June 12.-Mail advices from
Hankow show that the great floods of this spring
in Human caused losses of tens of thousands of
lives The rivers swept over the dikes SUBJ
merged houses and covered an immense area
Hsian-Tan, a prosperous city, was flooded to the
second stories Of the riverside buildings. The
foreign missionaries there were heavy losers,
though all escaped in boats.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
DRIVER AND NEW AUTO MISSING

ffdNk :. Ddplgnac. a lawyer OF this city. living
" .''nla Point Mamaroneck, had an alarm
a,,.-t,, aSt sHt Tor his chauffeur. \ new $4,000
automobile is also missing Mr. Dun,gnac h,,.
''-e car on Monday. and engaged a Chauffeur ~
'aAe TO Mamaroneck. Mr. Dupignac has never
.oe;. ,; IA ~ He thinks the chauffeur has tho an
1,cIla -, - eaF Was a steamer. Mr. DunipUac
b., - - - bSs me name Of the chauffeur mn eaid
~ shayCu. W. '0'iS O-u ana smooth
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Giegerich of the Supreme Court, yester-
day appointed John A Wrede receiver for the rents
of property the south side of 135th 50X12S.3x
irregular, in action begun by David Shaft against
Nathan Cohen and other persons TO foreclose
mortgage of S9,90
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
BIG WEST 18TH ST. LEASE.

10 the United Cigar Stores Company Nos 10 to
"A West 18th ST. extending to 18th St, a twelve
story fireproof building now being built a plot
789x1S4 feet. The lease is for twenty-one years
aggregate rental of about 100000. The les
will have their main offices the premises