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New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
FILES BANKRUPTCY PETITION.
Ex-Canadian Pacific Passenger Agent Wen
ham Hopes Thereby 70 Get Out Of Jail.

Charles T. Wenham. prisoner in the Ludlow
Street Jail on the charge Of being short in his ac-
counts with the Canadian Pacific Railway Company.
OF which he at one time the Western passenger
agent filed Yesterday voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy, showing debts OF S25e.S0I and Of
sieS 500
1t is said that nv fling this petition he hopes To
get out OF Jail Ills counsel will apply to-day for
"il' or h&beSs corpus the grounds that trc
Judgments are dscharSeabIe in bankruptcy and
filed. - N'' '''''' i0''''' mas 'V0''
Ills principal creditors ave the Silver Ffssure
lining ompSny. ~ No. so Bread street wiz q
clallH ol $ois secured nv stock I'm the credit or :
company; clay r. Lawrence of ItNhoxen x,tss,
secured ny notes ard mining stock: ChicaEo SafC,
OF thlcaso SS2eeo; Elder DenpSter COMPANY Of
Company. $500 '"N '''''"'1
His assets consist Of real estate in Clark County
WIS. held IN trust tor the petitioner vvbich l.
valued ~ $1,000 other realty In Chicago So No s-,,,
Cook county W.. S2l5 notes s27 i0t: arSor,rts 49,
~ ta; stock I'm various mining cODpanics y,Ns
value. Si1oS. and aUtom0bile valued M SeOa ''O
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
GOSLIN PICTURES SOLD.
Many Alleged Masters Bring Small
PriceS-TOtaI. S8 900.

Art, illustrated by the paintings dby modern
and less ancient artists. offered sale
the auction of the furnishings OF No eT7 West End
avenue, drug in the market yesterday. The
house the home OF Alfred r. Coslin. the
swudling exponent of high finance, until he took
up his residence in Brooklyn, prior TO fight for
parts unknown Lately his wife and child have
been the sole occupants and the sale said to
have been the result of Mrs. Gosin's determins-
tion to live henceforth I'm hotels.
It had been announced tnat the auction would
take up two days. It lasted four hours. Further
more, the contents OF the house were said TO have
cost $4,000. ard a goody sum confidently ex-
peeted to be realized. but only 5000 or $500 was
realized. Some of the more expensive things,
however. were said TO have been removed by Gosliu
One of the pictures offered was attributed to
Rubens but no gusrINtee went with il and bidders
shy. After much effort by A. W Clarke the
aUctioneer. tho 'Rubens' went for 500
Paintings by 'naubigny," ''Troyon' "DiaZ." :"
'Raggio." and other artists. whose names seemed
little known to the art connoisseurs present, went
for $50 SIPS. The best prices realized for
Canton china set $780, Venetian cabinets, $50 and
S175; number of Sevres plates at So and S16 EACH
and some Persian rugs, which brought fair sums,
Mrs. Geslln was present during the sale.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
LUDLoW's INJURIES MOST SERIOUS
Indications That Spinal Cord Is Hurt-May
Be Helpless Till Death.

Examna ton under the X-rays of Israel Lua-
low the aeronaut. at Roosevelt Hospital yes
terday afternoon showed the injury TO be even
more serious than had been suspected. Not only
was the second lumbar vertebra fractured, but
also the eleventh dorsa vertebra. There are
also indications that the spinal cord had been
injured
If the latter is the case, there is little hope
of recovery. An operation might relieve the
fractures of the spinal column. however. The
surgeons will not decide whether or not to op-
crate until they have further chance TO study
the case. The examination was made by DR.
George Emerson Brewer. surgeon, Of No 81
West 4Sth street. and DR.. iearce Bailey, the
neurologist, of No. - West sd street
There is a possibility that Mir Ludlow may
live. in hopeless and helpless condition. for
some time
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
DoW1E WANTS HIS OLD PAPER BARRED
His Attorneys Move to Have Leaves of
Healing" Excluded from the Mails.

msnt received to-day q complaint of John Alexan-
der Dewie's attorneys against the Zion City pub
Iication known as Leaves of Healing" and the
matter is under consideration by the Postmaster
General Officials in the department assert that
there Is nothing in the postal laws regulations
which would justify the denial Of second class or
other mail privileges to 4 newspaper or other pub
lication simply because IT contained nbeilous mat
ter To come within the provisions OF the statutes
and the ruling in such cases, the matter COM
piained OF must be obscene scurriflouS. In this
case it is claimed by Dowies attorneys that tho
matter. Is sCandaous, which would place the case
within the pale of the cOurts should redress stil
be demanded.
Aside from this feature Of the case. however the
general charge is made that the Leaves Of Heal
ing is not entitled second class privileges. An
early decision may be expected.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
TO HONEYCOMB RIPE
B. II. Il. Announces Plans for ~
nelling East Channsl &

The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Corpaav
the plans of its system OF tunnels ara - c
yesterday which. told IN The Tribune - s.''sssa
out. is expected TO carry annually aaaa 49, 'nd
persons By 1910 tran are carried now - as's
river IL Is the intention 70 do away with - as
where no ones journey naturally term,n.,.Ass
70 substitute subway loops The stassu.,.
plans says in part:
The details OF the new schsrs ar. -.
many notifications and alterations s-plsr sss
before II is completed. but in rough !yfeoaas
three tunnels, one or which is 10 have H.ssr
subway trains viii run IN a double Iao, -f 9aeas
the lover end of Manhattan Island ana -aiessa
shopping district OF Brooklyn around Fro-s 81 10
intersecting IN both bOroughs noanv ~ n .n ssrst
important OF the existing lines. Beznninz as I ma,
9Th street, in williamsburg. q four frssis A. Nzta
will run TO the foot OF East 14th sreet - Liza
four track subway win under Jgfb ...se =
University Place. where II viii split INTO sr ~
ana an inner loop. For the former tina ~ ~, ,ssc
with only two tracks now. is 70 run wes9 ss-SSss5
avenue, then turning south, II will ossx ,s1s
Greenwich street and Washington stree. "a NJ
Through Liberty street il will De carr;sd- 0ers.
town TO William street. and down Willis-, a.cs
10 the mouth Of Il second tunnel which 80. sFs
Old Slip. Will emerge in Brooklv1 4. Sansrnss
street, not far from Borough Hall A'a'ass
The inner loop or two tracks also. 10 "a ~.
ter street 70 Canal street whence n 9s w'ss
ried eastward again to Centre street ana ts4 sas
south again, and will reach the third fI,nraa lss
foot Of Maiden Lane. This tunnel cors., az az -
Pineapple street and short distancs b-,-,rd vE M
running through il will rejoin tha trsins ' .ssls
outer loop. whose route has already Beer s- S- ss
After the junction in the BROOKLYN 6ss :, oet
subway four tracks will run under V-alsoal va N
street and Flatbush and Lafayette ayerI,s '.ssaog
Bedford avenue extension. Here two rrsstS = -
be carried straight TO North TN strNat az, ~
first tunnel 20 Manhattan The two oths-s - ~
ing another outer loop, will be carried an "a We
wick avenue. and will be brought back n v-s. v-s.
eth street by way OF Metropolitan avenra VITA
These loops Will meet eleven lines In P-,.A.
three elevated and eight slrface routes IN W
haitian they viii cut practically every line - -
pOTtanCe. ~
Trains will be run around the loops IN both A.
rectiOns. The cost of the scheme cor,nla..' -
company estimates at S76.oG0000 The bridgs $50, -
will be eliminated. O'A
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
FINGER PRINTS CLEw TO THIEF
Colored Girl Believed to Have Sent Loot h
Philadelphia Policeman.

Finger prints on window sill form Nh. !.
the evidence that Detective Sergeant nzrrv a.
he has against Minnie Nixon a colored unass ~.
is suspected OF stealing tewsiry valued a, ss
from Mrs. Mary Reilly Of No 50 Morninz,ia. ,y
nue, April 3 The girl was arraigned in Hs-.r
Police Court. yesterday, and held in Slice BAL
Darcy says nc found in furnished ,.o
house at No ~ West Ssth street where he rr.r.
the Nixon woman, express receipts. showing eb,,
she had sent on April 12 a valuable package %
James Bowers. OF Philadelphia. Bowers ia a ~
ored policeman there. and word was receive,
saying that two of the stolen rings were reccv--s
from him. Mrs. Reilly will go 70 Philsaslsh, !,
identify the property.
Mrs Reilly says she noticed finger prints on N.
window sill of the from which the loot hss
been taken Darcy compared these with the Nm
girl fingers prints.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
AUT0CRATS GET MONEY
LOAN OF $40, 900. 900.
Hard Conditions -DmnOUo Beaten
-Blosc to Rebellion.

ST Petersburg April 1.-THE successful ne
gotiation of foreign loan OF s4so.o0o.0oo ruin
ous as are the rates which Russia is obliged to
nav for the money, extricates the government
from much OF its embarrassment and enables 1t
20 clear away the accumulation Of debts and
furnish the cash necessary 10 keep the treasury
above water at least for two years. irrespective
Of the attitude OF the national Parliament.
Premier witte is greatly encouraged by the out
look.
The Associated Press is IN a position to con-
firm the report that Premier Witte now has
definitely got the upper hand of the Minister Of
the Interior. N. Durnovo. The downfall of the
latter is a matter of only days weeks at the
most, as Emperor Nicholas has promised TO dis
miss him before Parliament meets.
Rurnors that the Parliament will be dissolved
Immediately after II assemblies are said 10 be
without foundation. 1t is learned authoritatiVely
that unless the unexpected happens IT is the
governments intention TO allow the Parliament
10 sit two months before the summer vacation
and reconvene il al the end Of September
The oppositiou parties especially the revolu-
tionists are correspondingly crestfallen over 'he
decision Of foreign bankers 10 come to the gov
ernments rescue in the present crisis. Ihey oe-
neve that IL Is likely 10 prove a severe oloW 10
the entire liberal movement. Experience mas
taught them that the government never is con-
With the necessity Of consulting Parliament IN
order 40 get money removed. the government
will be in a position 10 continue the policy of re
action 81 It chooses.
The arrangements for the new loan were
signed in Paris to-day. About half the amount
was taken by France in conjunction with Bel
gian interests and Austria took the part orig
.naliy assigned to Germany. The United States
did not share IN the loan, which was divided as
follows:
xranoe - $3.50 Ooo 900 Holland......... sl1oooeo
S,rest RIain 6s 600 600 Russis...-..-..- lr1oOOVD
Aastris-........ 2S0OOo0O
The loan which Is at 5 per cent, is Tor Iorty
WARS and Is free from taxation The portions
allotted 10 one country win not be good for de-
uverv on the bourses Of the other countries par
f.cinsrlng in the loan. The issue price will be
IS and the bankers commission is per cent
That Russia should be willing TO issue a loan
on such terms shows how anxious she Is TO
secure money before the assembling Of Par
uameut II IS reported. but not confirmed. that
one of the conditions OF the loan Is thal RUS
sia she'll make another issue or oonos De-
fore the expiration of two years
Government securities fell heavily on the
Bourse to-day. Imperial As dropped Ia points,
20 1871.
will be removed at the end of two years, and
that the French share Of the proceeds VIII re-
main in France for the payment or the interest
on Russia's foreign debt. The paper ADDS that
the payments for the bonds Wlll be IN lns!aI- 1!s
rnents 10 per cent in cash with the application
IS per cent on delivery, 20 per cent on August
90 per cent on November and 20 per cent
on February 6, 1907.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
LEAVES DOLLAR EACH TO CHILDREN
One of First Presidents of Philadelphia Stock
Exchange Dies Practically Penniless.

Philadelphia April 17-The will Of Abraham
Barker. OF the first presidents OF the Philadel-
phia Stock Exchange. VINO died recently after fall
from Il streetca- in New York, filed for probate
to-day.
The document IS in the form Of a personal letter
to Wharton Barker, the banker. and onetime can
didate for President on the PopuI!st ticket. whom
the restator addresses as My Dear Son" II was
executed November "a 1896 RE asks that he re-
ceve unos tertatious burial, and beQueaths 81 to
each OF his three children, Wharton. Deborah and
Anna. He appoints Wharton Barker sole executor.
In his petition fer probate the executor says the
estate amounts ,,Othinc the testator leaving
neither personal property nor real estate
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
REJECTS TOLIV4'S PLAN.
Dozcie Objects to Board of Control
Hill 90 to Courts.

Chicago April 17-Au negotiation looking 10
nescefl settlement the control OF Zion City were
broken off to-day. DoWie. through his attorneys
threw down the gauntlet to General Oversee- Nolva
and his followers by rejecting Volivas proposition
that the SCI 900 900 estate be turned 10 board
Of control Dove now saws he will go to the courts
According TO his attorneys. Dowis will so 10 Zion
City some time this week.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
NURSES RECEIVE DIPLOMAS.
Twenty-eight Finish Course at Training
Sohool-Reception and Dance Follow.

Twenty-eisht nurses received their diplomas at
the graduating exercises of the Margaret Fahne-
stock Training School. attached to the New York
Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital, held
at the school, No S04 East 10th street, last night.
Nearly five hundred invited guests present.
Dr. D. Il. St John Roosa. president of the board
or trustees of the Post Graduate School. presided
and the diplomas were presented by DIR. Augustus
tfaille. of the faculty. DF. Robert T Morris de-
lvered an address, and Dr. William Meyer gave
the graduates their class badges.
\ reception and dance followed.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
Mr. Treadwen also said:
KAISER WILHELM II BRINGS STARS

George o. Starr, senior director OF tho Barp,r,
g. Bailey shows. accompanied by his wife. arrived
here yesterday on the Kaiser Wilhelm II Russa,
c. Spur, secretary OF the show ana Harola AZ
Moore. the auditor. were also passengers AR
Starr said he arranged take the Kaiser two 1a,s
before she reached SOUTHAMPTON when ne hs.-5 :,
Mr Baileys illness. The next day Mr. RaiIs,1 =. y.
a cable message for him come 10 Ans-irs s ana
when the steamer was day at sea he rara,1-a5
= wireless message telling OF the showraans d.s,h
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
PHONE TOLD OF DAUGHTERS oEATl

By Telegraph @ The Tribune
Memphis, April 1I.-"I.ittle Bertha has been
burned 10 death" was the heartbreaking mes
sage teephoned by a grandmother and over
heard 10y the chtld's mother, telephone opCr-
ator. this morning Believing that the mother
Mrs Bertha stevens, was off duty. the grand
mother was attempting send word over a
telephone. The mother caught the message and
YEARLY insane.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
OLD INDIAN FIGHTER DEAD.
IRy Teleeranh to The TrfhlInl

Richmond. Va. April John Saylor. who fought
with Buffalo Bill i'm the stirring days of the West
died ~ Winchester to-day. aged eishty-thres years
VI, was born AT Shephcrdstown. w. Va. He served
during the Civil War with the Union volunteers,
and afteFward with the regulars. He with
General Reno when the Custer massacre was
Avenged, and was the victor in many hand to hand
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
FEARED CAR WOULD LEAVE BRIDGE.

During the rush hours yesterday morning
Smith street trolley car. bound from Brooklyn
Manhattan. jumped the track on the Broozla
Bridge just after having passed the tower On las
Brooklyn end. The car was packed and the pas
sengers were panc-srricksn. The msn On tas
platforms sprang upon the roadway. while the Pee.
pie inside fought to get out. think the car wa5
going into the river. bur IL stopped within few
feet of the railing WornOut rails are said 10 haTs
been responsible for The accident.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
SUCCESSOR TO 7. w. kiLEY.

At meeting Of the board Of directors OF the
North Side Bank Of Brooklyn, held yesterday af,s
noon In the bank building az No. 80 Grand strea,
WiliiamsburS Paul Z. Bonner. the cashier vs.
elected president of the hank to succeed Thomas W
kiiey, the self-confeSscd bigamist. who resfg,nsj
after the double life he LEADING became krSyS,
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
S,r-rREME CoURT. CotNFf o =.

- v,-R George r Isnge. Painu1; as 80. ssr
u NcSnenv ana Mabel NJ MsAneuy' sE,son AZ 10 u q
tf,vs s,5 ida Hays. defendants Sssv slsnr1os0s.
tbs ahcvs raned defendants You aie sra 10 ssrfs
~ answer the complaint tn this aesss srfsrnsy Wiz
tvent, dav9 after the service ot ths ~ yoar - -
dn, Of and IN cdse ~ asa1r
~ ,Dnear or answer Judgment VII 9e ~ conplas..
YOU hy default the relief deIaIie etesaId sion
netad New York February ID ieVVN - address - -
planuffs attorney. Cfice and poseo"' ~,F YORK N
800 broadway. Borough OF Manaa,tsn v ard MasA "a
Me Nneuv. The foregoing summons SIoa rtx.rss,.<
hy publication, pursuant 20 an oI1 ~ tSs stats ?. s
ttneh istire OF the supreme court e. a1a Med W.
York ated the tenth day oe April lsNo me cc1sy
York az the county Court housTT NV l.r
of Manhattan. city Cf New 1orA' ,Iatntirrs 80
AprU ~ tON,s Ronald K Brown. naihss-.y 49,
offce and postoface address No so H4'
of Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
THE sERvIAN CABINET RESIGNS.

Belgrade. April liking Peter has accepted
the resignation of the Servisn Cabinet but has
requested the ministers to retain office until a
new ministry can be formed. The cause of the
resignation is the refusal of the King 10 sane
ton the retirement OF regicide army officers
cluded ''a 20 N0'i
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
AMERICAN ORIENTAL SOCIETY MEETS

New Haven Conn. April 17.-Professor G. IL
JOY oi harvard University. elected president
OF the American Oriental Society. which held its
annual session here to-day The nst OF officers
also included Professor G. + Moore Of Harvard
recording secretary; Professor T. w Honktns of
yale corresponding secretary and PrNfsSsrr' ~
w Wlillanis. or Yale treasurer. The soeiety win
Dc In session two more dar. " SON1eN1 VIII
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
DOGS KILL EIGHT TAME DEER.
fsy Telegraph 10 Tn. Tttt,,,A,

Morristown. " j.. April 1.-Two dogs got into the
deer park on the estate Of Otto II Kahn AZ ca6sr
Court last night and killed eight deer and manned
several others The dogs were found there this
morning by the caretaker and We're shot uou,
uae GOES found a way In is mystery There is
nigh vine fence surrounding the park Mr. Kahn
had thirty deer IN the mark. which ne prtzed hishy
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
SrpREME COTRT. COUNTY OE N.,

- YorlS-Gcoree 4. IAnEe. plaintiff ass1S ana lr-s
NcArenv ana Mabel ~. Nc Aneny rs w. sAoSs aansi
II Youne iefendants- Action No = 10 ~ sTsxer tss
defandsnfs. You hereby summoned - .,aT of yr-
corupa!nt in this action and % ssrye rSsrty ss5s
V-,tsr On the plafuttVs attorney Wi!nn :, ~.
oftsr the service % this summons ~ ,rr-sr
nd 81 your raltuto - ~ fsfsli
,rsxr- irderutut will b taken aEainst - Tssd Sss
~ tbc relief demanded i'm the c',rp'Ssnr panfls
,tt,-,sv asse snS poSscfce address. S,s~ 70 tes
Wv Borough OF Manhattan. New ,ss, NJ MrAr.al
- ,4sots 1;eorge " NcAurny and NttvI - ~ upbks-
Srl, f,resons summons u served upon -s cat
ton pursuant 70 an oJder %. ~ sfats Of New fs.N
Sted me tenth day Of ApriL lsS ara ~ n tSanty z sss
t .. ,r. county Ccurt House. IN ne pyr tpr y;
pettSp Ctv ~ New YORK Iatsd NeN .s-,sr oes g.
T,o,sl5 x Brown plaintiffs aIsSn..,h ~ Axs-
Ist -, ~ sTflrcss. No so Br0adWay b''N'
est.an New York CAY. -----vr
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
CHINESE ACTIVE IN MANCHURIA
Generals Ma and Yuan-shi-Kai Reported In.
creasing Forces.

Harbin, April 17--Great Chinese military
activity is reported in South Manchuria Cen
erals Ma and Yuan Shi- Kai are increasing their
forces
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
ANOTHER MURRAY INDICTMENT.

Buffalo. April 1I-It was discovered to-day Tia.
there was another grand larceny indictment asalas
Fred o Murray. collector Of the port, charging ain
with stealing S1 154 from the county. This makes
the total amount which he is charged with STEALING
in the eight indictments &n.G24 Murray VIII y
called upon 10 plead again.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
RETIRED BROKER KILLS HIMSELF

Henry H. Ackerman. retired broker. living ut
No 4si 10Th street, Brooklyn. committed suicide
last night by shooting himself through the head
His wife found him lying in his room DIR. Baum
gard. OF the Morwegisn Hospital: responded TO an
9InbiIanee eau. but the had been dead some
inns when he arrived. No reason is known for the
deed
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
VOLCANO IN cANARIEs ACTIVE.
Columns OF Smoke from Crater on the Island
of Palma.

Madrid. April 17.-Advices received here say
that the hitherto dormant volcano at Palma.
Canary islands. is showing signs of eruption
Columns OF smoke are issuing from the crater
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF J

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NJ"
York-CSeorgs F large. plaintiff. against Geess- ~,
NcAnenv and Mabel NJ McAneny, his vie. ia, IA ss-
and Mary Doe tbeing tenants Of the property
names being unknown 10 the plaintEo -Al ~ z-s
NcEIwaiu. defendants Action No. - - .-xx.-
named defendants: You are hereby slnHlored ~ ~
the complaint this action and 20 SeIVe tx.ufT
your the paiHtifs attorney VIII Nr,sva Z,
dayS after the service this summons.
the day OF service and IN case of your tsl's 81 eA
or answer. judgment well be taken aSllnst na.ai
fault tor the relief demanded In the con- ,afr-
York February 16 1906. Ronald A bsv" "a ~
tiN's attorney Office aud posto-ce SHelsss- rSs~
Broadway. Borough or Manhattan. New iVS ~ NrAs-n
the Defendants George p McAneny. Maoei ~ Ssn.sas
and Elizabeth : NJ Elwain. TAs f0Feeos-e - o~7s-
is served upon you ny publication pursasn -, sr--ss
of Hon Edward : Citnch, Justice or .,.A sax o
'o-t OF the state % Work. dated me - ~ Sss
April 1906 and filed wiki the Complain :. re -o1rfy
of the clerk county of New Ncrh ~ rS.v NJ S>~
,orlrt House the Borough ~ Manhaltsa I,rsIi
York Dated New York- Auril ~ 10 80 sd,-ss
uIaiutiff's attorney. 0ffca ana
No Snn firoadway Borough of Manhattan NsN -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
CHAM" LEWIS IS NOW PuReEo

Springfield, ILL.,, April l7-Colonel James Hamil-
ron Lewis. Corporation Counsel Of Chicago. who
,s adludged i'm contempt of court Yesterday nv
nudge Humphrey in the United States District
S'cnTt ana sentenced 10 SIXTY days In Jail for con
tsnnt purSed himself to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
CALLS ROCKEFELLER ANARCHIST.
Real Estate Man Says He Is Forcing People
to Socialism.

At the banquet of the real estate classes of the
West Side Young Mems Christian Association last
night f. S. Treadwell, speaking of Real Estate
Hold-Ups," said:
Rockefeller is acting anarchist without
realizing 1t, by putting hundreds Of acres out OF
use at his estate at Pocantico. He is forcing the
people to socialism
Mr.. Treadwen also said
There are men who advocate municipal owner
ship. and that is but another name for anarchy.
The CITY OF New York ia socialistc to-day through
it's absorption of the water front The Pennsyl-
vana Railroad, by it's encroechments in New York,
is holding up our city.
Francis F.. Ward the toastmaster. Robert T.
Simon replied to the toast, The Real Estate
Broker and Operator Henry f. Miller, respond
ing to the toast, The Laws Burden in Real t,s-
tale" followed. Mr. Miller said that the law here
unevenly real estate particularly in respect 10
taxation Henry II Nei spoke briefly on Real
Estate as a Profession and '-pisappointments in
Real Estate the toast to which r. &. Lee re-
sponded and William NJ. Kinsley. president Of The
West Side Branch Of the Young Mems Christian
Association told of his real estate deaItnes
which were not of an encouraging kind
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
AMERICAN TROOPS AT SINGAPORE

Singapore. April 1.-THE United States trans
ports Mcclellan and Fitzpatrick with troops on
board for the Philippine Islands. arrived here
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

Palma is the principal island in the Canary ISL
suo. and he's 42eso Inhabitants. In the southern
part IS the Pico de Vergoyo. a volcano 500 feet
high, and 3n The northern part IS the Pico de los
Muchaehos. 5000 feet high The capital OF the
island is Santa Cruz de la Palma, which has 1900
.ufabftants.