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New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, July 80, 1906.
ARRIVED.

steamer Armenian (Brl. stark. Liverpool July 90 TO
the White Line cabin passengers and mdse.
the Bar at 5
Steamer Minnetonka Br). Laylard. London July 21
Transport Company, with l2S passengers
and Arrived the Bar at $40 m.
Steamer Trinidad (Brl. Williams. Barbados July p.
ST Lucia Dominica %, Antigua ard St Kits - st
Croix and Thomas q. 20 A. E. OUterbrdRe & Co.
with Is4 passengers. mails and mdse Arrived at the
Steamer Berwind Dyer Aguadllla July 10 Arecibo 20
ship Company with sugar. Arrived al the Bar az 44O
Company. with fruit Arrived at the
Steamer event CIor, Hansen. Ntpe BAY July 24 to
the Cuba Planters Company with fruit Arrived at the
Steamer Cretic (Br) Kek Genoa IuIy -. Palermo
IA and Naples II. 10 the White Star Line. with 212
mdse Arrived at the Bar at 12:31 IN.
Steamer Baker Ger Oertel. Kingston and Port An
July 25. the United Fruit Company with
cabin passenger and fruit. Arrived at the Par at
steamer CenfuegOs tCuban). Eckerman, Santiago July
Manzanillo = Cienfuegos l6 and Guantanamo %.
Z. Ward & Co. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Philadelphia Crockett Porto CabeIo July 20
Curacao Cuayra % and san Juan pa to B0ultOn,
Daett. with 50 passengers, mails and mdse Ar
rived at the Bar At 5:16 m
steamer Indianapolis tBO. Cove Caibarien July "a
Daniel with sugar Arrived at the Bar $50
PTnS Eite Friedrich (Ger) Won Leitner. Colon
Savanilla % Santa Martha 81 and Kingston 25
the Hamburg Line with 20 passengers.
mdse Arrived ~ TIE Bar at 10
Kemble. New Orleans July % the
Southern Pacific COMPANY. with passengers and mdse
Left Quarantine $40
steamer Cavour (Br). Carnan New orleans July % 20
in ballast Arrived at the Bar at 10
Steamer Cid Baker Galveston, July "a o the
Pacific Company. with mdse. Left Quarantine at
Steame~ Tabor CIor) Brunn. Tampico July 81 to the
American smelling Refining Company. with lead
copper bullion Passed in sandy Hook az lOo2 m
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
ENFORCING RATE LAW.
Commission on Forms of accounts
and dRnuG; ReDOrts.

Washington July 3s-A circular has been sent by
tiie Interstate Commerce Commission TO all COM
carriers subject 10 the provisions OF the re-
Gently oaacted Railroad Rate Law. directing their
special attention the provisions OF Section 20 OF
tee act which requires annual reports from all
conslon carriers concerning the details of their
business ard provides that the Interstate Com
EeTce Commission may prescribe the forms OF any
ana Ell accounts records and memoranda to be
kept by the carriers. To these accounts. records
e3G memoranda tie commission is TO have access
az al tirnes, and the carriers prohibited from
keeping their accounts. etc. in any other form
The commission says in its letter;
As to that portion Of Section % OF the act which
an. wch forhds carriers from Keeping any other
acco,.sts records or men,oranda than those pre-
sc-bed approved by the commission. the carriers
are advised that until the commission shall. py
order otherwise. prescribe the accounts records
or memoranda 10 be kept Dy any or all carriers ~
accounting is required OF any such carrier On
mission to inspect the books and accounts OF the
carriers will. Of course. apply.
The commission fully FealizeS the neceSSsl'I % M
og acconp 9on fy SS csrTere engaged in the
os -, ,,,o-eo ,r5e- TIE nrOvsions
of the regulating statute. and has determined to
preparing for the discharge Of its duty in the mat;
ter Of prescribing such accounts records ana ana
memoranda. and requiring all practlcaole uni
tormty in the accounting systems ot the carriers;
commission viii on and after August 1905 have
meaiaie charge Of ne az % oeeo
70 prescribe the accounts. records and memoranda
of such carriers
requirement in the amended Section % that their
annual reports be filed with the commission
on or before September 80 of this and each subse
ouent year. unless additional time be granted by
the commission.
An Informal conference was held to-day between
members Of the Interstate Commerce Commission
and representatives OF the Southeastern Passenger
Agents Association. regarding the commissions in
depreciation OF the rate law The conference re-
4fo
by the railroads Of the schedules of rates and
tariffs. While definite decision has been reached
by the commission regarding the time Of filing the
schedules. :he members have disposition to make
the enforcement OF the law unnecessarily en-
barrassng the railroads. Conferences between
the commission and railroad officials which may
be held from time TO time will be the medium for
the adjustment Of differences that may arise in the
Interpretation Of the law.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Post & Reese have sold for Mrs. Glover c. Ar
mold TO Edward Baumgarten. No. Sls East 6sth ST,
16.sxloO feet.
John Miller has sold for John Mckee the three
FIVE story hathouses, No. lis 10 11S East 1o6th ST..
between Lexington and Park aves, on plot 75xloou
feet The buyers are l. s. & NJ. S. korn
Joachim & Goldschmidt have sold for Mrs Ma
thilda Henry No. 259 West 143d St. a hve story
triple apartment house, on plot s76x9e.11 feet:
The Lober estate has sold TO ID. Huncke the
southeast corner Of Broadway and l5lst st. four
story fathouse, on lot A.11X100 feet.
Samuel Crossman has sold No. 213 East Slst St, a
five story fathouse lot 25x1O22 feet; also bought
from Ferdinand Sieghardt Nos. Tl9 and 72l East
5th ST. two five story tenement houses, on plot
50X97 feet.
Frankenthaer & sapinsky and Charles Kaufmens an
as attorneys have bought for Louis /. Sif, No. 74s
Wendover ave. a FIVE story fathouse with stores
lot 25Gs6 feet.
Mestel plot 5Ox1O0 feet. the south side OF 2l4th
ST. cast Of 4th ave.: also. from Angelo Camera. a
plot 5Oxl0 feet the north side Of Bartholdi St;
east OF White Plains ave. and sold to a Mr.. Enge!
the lot 25xl0S feet on the east side of 9Th ave. "a
81 Y. Pescia & Co. have leased for Shapiro. Levy
& Starr TO Giuseppe LianO, the five story double
tenement house, No. 81 Carmine st. for term OF
years
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
THIEF'S SLEEP CHARM
WestcOtt Had Glass Globe TO Ihr0oo
Victims Into SIumber.

oa 1,l 20 (speciaD-Parker c. Westcott
the mulatto burglar. who was shot ana captured
in East Orange on Saturday morning after ne had
eluded the police the county for years turns out
70 be versatile sort OF a fellow, to say nothing
Of being up to date in the practice of his Profes-
sion It was discovered to-day that Westcott had
purchased of the favorite charms OF the sus-
gestive peutists-an instrument for producing
suggestive fatigue"-w!th which. the police be-
leve he hoped to put any inQuisitive householder
who might across him as he was engaged IN
his depredations into peaceful, quiet sleep from
which the victim would later awake TO find his
home ransacked and the burglar gone.
When Westcott was searched prior TO his removal
the hospital. among his personal effects
found cheap revolver and a strange little glass
globe, fitted with a wooden handle and contain
ing a blush, crystalline substance. The revolver
would not work because there was a discharged
cartridge in the cylinder and It struck the police
as amusing that Westcott should carry such
menifesty inefficient weapon
Acting Chief OF Police Bell took the little glass
globe 10 DR.. Richard w Sites Of East Orange,
and the physician, who happens to be practitioner
OF the school Of suggestive therapeutics at
told Mr.. Bell what It was. He said It was used to
induce a feeling OF drowsness This has given
rise TO the belief that Westcott is something OF
humanitarian and had decided to use the globe
in lieu of revolver.
Westcotts theory was all right far it went
but DR.: Sites said this afternoon that it would
colts sleep producer. like his revolver was not in
working order That IS pin point, on which the
trated. was missing and without that the thing
was worthless
In practice the globe is held in front Of the pa
tient who fixes his or her gaze upon the pin point
The chemical elements surrounding tho min nOiDt
are supposed TO exert some effect upon the optic
tism but he says gradually the nerve tires the
patient becomes dTowsy and finally the evelids
close and the trick is done.
Westcott still refuses to partake Of nourish-
ment OF any kind. apparently being determined to
necessary 10 put him in a straitJacket and feed
him liquid nourishmeEt through tube introduced
into the stomach through the nostrils This is a
very disag greeable and painful operation, and the
hospital authorities think II will not be necessary
10 Go this more than once 70 persuade him that It
IS much pleasanter 70 feed through the natural
channels.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
ASKS RELIEF FOR ZION.
Receiver appeals for Funds to Feed
Do5cie's Hungry FolIo1cers.
IRv Telegraph % The Tribune. ]

Chicago. July 3O-Twelve months ago tho
thriving population of Zion City was pouring
thousands upon thousands of dollars into the
Golfers OF John Alexander Dowie. To-day John
c. Hately, the receiver appointed by the gov
ernment issued an appeal for relief fund to
stay the hunger Of Dowie's old followers
Where a community of five thousand tithe
paying people dwelt in prosperity year ago
there are now a scant three thousand persons
rnenaced by want. They are unemployed. their
land is vaIueless, and their children are under
fed and half clothed.
While the poor inhabitants are hoping for re-
lief from Mr.. Hately's action Dowie is COM
pleting his plans for future action against his
enemies for whose defeat, 1t is said, he put in
night OF silent prayer.
Voliva meanwhile is waiting for replies TO
kilograms which he has sent to many parts of
the world TO bolster up his fight The cost of
sending some Of these messages ran as high as
$40 each
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
A WREN IN AN ORIOLES NEST

Jenny wren is famous for the odd places in
which she builds her nest-mail boxes tin cans
cid hats. watering pots. human skull on a battle
held-in each perhaps the first thing the birds
came across with hole in II and for enough
sticks or stiT feathers.
And so not much surprised TO find a wren
building inside OF a Baltimore orioles hanging
cradle. Was wren particular? was the
natural thought. Imagine young being
sWayed 20 sleep IN hanging nest on the end cf
slender elm bcEgh. Il did seem absurd and yet
the nest contained several eggs. which doubtless
9atched The nest was in a much safer place than
tho Usual wren house tree hollow, and so no
doubt the soung w'rens grew to peep from their
sy,-svr,sy ness ara later 20 leave IL. having the
straf,ge e3perieVce for wreEs of being born and
raised In an CT13!ss Dest-St Nicholas.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

296tb St. 8 s. 800 # W. Of On eda ave. Alex
s3asT MqFsGs Ps as George W. Lockwood 1867 90
3ist St Nos iiO and l2I East: Alfred J; Melvin
agt. Irving improvement Company; July le coo N
aoth ST. No d si2 8 Fast MSgr'S 9a dolds' $50 co
1st ave. whole fro Mt between Slth and @ i01tn
Com Company ast Isaac Klenfeia July ~ i'o o 2aOs
saGs same al Ssf boS S9'eph hosen'a 81 % .as 2sss
Mangin ST. No %; Arthur NJ. HAZEL agt julius ozo .o
Nver et al: MAY 10 1900 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ZoS 10
eoth ~ No 3IS to S2S west; Peerless Brick Com
pany agt Fortunate c. LOr1nte et al; Febru- .oo n
ary 2l. 1905 Vs. ~
Mqnsn e. .. NO ~ waT SamTMf M i by BOND 600 90
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
WOMAN IN AUTO STEALS A PUP.
Bull Terrier, Valued at $500, Taken While
Owner Had Him Out Walking.

Three weeks ago Henry Fox. of No 2S5 ST.
Nicholas avenue, received an offer of $500 apiece
for three bull terriers he owned. They cousins
of Richard Croker jr.'s bulldogs. Fox scorned the
offer
Il wish had so now" he said mournfully last
night as he related how a woman lifted the young
est OF the terriers and took It away in her auto
mobile Fox took the dogs out walking yesterday
and at Manhattan avenue and l2Sd street a woman
about to get into an autombe took fancy to the
youngest. She picked it up, jumped into the ma
chine and disa Dpeared in a minute
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
LOUISVILLE G. NASHVILLE ACCUSED.

Washington. July 3o-A complaint has been filed
with the Interstate Commerce Commission by J.
p Lucas Of East ST. Louis. Ill. against the Louis
willie e. Nashville Railroad Company, in which an
allegation is made that the railroad company Is
violating the Interstate Commerce law. J. r.
Lucas is engaged in the hay business at East ST
Louis. He declares in his petition that the Louis
willie & Nashville Railroad discriminates against
him and other hay dealers in East St. Louis by ex-
acting a rate Of cents a hundred pounds for
hay reconsigncd East ST. Louis for Southeastern
points This charge. he insists. is in violation Of
the Interstate Commerce Law, and he asks the
commission to make Investigation and stop the
discrimination against East St. Louis charged in
the COMPLAINT
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
H4V4NA MAYOR RESIGNS.
Aldermen Also LeaUe Offices
The Presidents ActiOn.

Havana, July 3O-The Mayor Of Havana and
all the Aldermen resigned this evening In an
ticpation of a request for their designations by
President Palma tomorrow.
The government has long contemplated re-
placing the entire city government with ne"
men. The dissatisfaction was partly on paFtisafl
grounds and partly on account OF alleged m
competence and graft. President Palma will
utilize his authority over the municipalities to
install a Moderate Mayor and Council COM
posed OF twenty-one Moderates, six Liberal Ma
tionalists and one Liberal.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
CRACK ARMY SHOT TAKEN I'LL.

Buffalo. July SO.-Captain Henry G. Lyon of the
18th United States Infantry one of the crack shots
Of the army stricken with appendicitis while
passing through Buffalo to-day and taken 10
the hospital at Fort Porter. His condition is
rlous. Captain Lyon has been al the National Guard
camp Of instruction at PeekSkill for two months
He on his way to Fort Niagara 10 take part in
the Atlantic Division competitive shoot
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
FALL OF CHINESE STUDENT FATAL.

Cambridge Mass. July 3O.-Cheng shuen Pan one
OF several young men recently sent here by the
Emperor Of China attend the Harvard Summer
School. died Al the Cambridge Hospital tonight.
During the evening ne fell from electric car and
sustained fracture Of the skull. According 10 his
fellow students. the young man Of high stand
ing in the Chinese court. He was twenty-five years
old, and lived in Peking.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
REFUSES TO GIVE UP SONS BODY.

Mrs. Mary Hodeman. mother OF Patroln.an Hode-
man, who lost his life in Cromwell Creek Sun
day while trying 70 a boy. refused last night
70 let the undertaken touch the body. She said
would part with her boy. She is almost in
sane with grief. When the news was brought to
her on Sunday night she swooned. and physician
had To be summoned. Hodeman the only sup
port Of his mother He had frequently declared he
would marry while she lived
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
JAMES a. coReErT's VISION OF WEALTH.

GBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Durham, n. c. July 3O.-Jnmes A. Corbett, who
has lived here since May and been employed in a
tobacco factory, believes ne has fallen heir TO great
wealth. left by an uncle. who died in San Fran
cisco last month. Corbett has employed attorneys
and a thorough investigation is being made Cor
Sett received letter nearly month ago. telling
MN tAat ne was ono OF four heirs 70 an estate es
tlInated % be worth sSS,ooQ0ul
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
WEpNEsDAY. AUGUST
rRANsPAC1FIC MAILS.

Destination ana steamer C1osetn'N. Y.
Hawaii. JAPAN and Philippine 800 - -
Islands-Dcric (va San Francisco day. I2'SO a m
I@Ris ia saS sna F4anssco aTSGesSs Aug 1880
'aIen sSnano saru Via seattie1 Aug D. 500
japan C0rea emma -SPen'oi wa va Aug g. 600 p m
Tyswa-AIamada (via san Francisco Aug Z. 1880 m
japan Corea and China-Empress of ia
pan via Vancouver and Victoria, Il @ Aug D O:UO p m
Hawaii Corea and China-Man-
Chura Francisco Aug 10 l<;SO p m
Hawaii Gum and Philippine IslardS-C -
FTancisco}. Aug H. l%:SO m
Australia (except West Fiji Islands and
New Observation-Disclosures (via Nancou -
Victoria, Aug r. 500 m
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
EIGHT HORSES HAD CHAMBERS.
Thirteen Killed in South River-several in
Perth AmboY.

New Brunswick July 30 (SpeciaD-state Veteri-
arian William H. Lowe Of Paterson. and DR.. Louis
J. Beof, OF this city, this morning in South River
killed eight horses affected by the glanders All the
animals belonged TO the South River Brick Com
pany.
Dr Bellon discovered symptoms OF the disease
among The animals several days ago. and called the
state Neterinarian to make official diagnosis.
This confirmed DR.. Bellons diagnosis. This makes
thirteen that have been killed at South River. The
city Of Perth Amboy has been similarly affected
and number OF animals have been KILLED there.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
YOUNG MAN DROWNED IN SHREWSBURY

OceanpOrt July 30 (speciaD.-Peter Atherton.
nineteen years old. drowned while bathing in
the Shrewsbury River near OceanpOrt last night
The young man had just returned from the Little
Silver station with his father, who had been spend
ing the day with him the Michael Murphy
stock farm. James Mccarthy swimming near
him, when he heard Atherton say that he had
been taken with cramps Before Mccarthy could
reach him the boy had drowned The body was
recovered. When the boys father reached Brook
lyn last night a message announcing hts sons
death waI there awaiting him
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
POOR ATHLETIC MATERIAL AT YALE.

H e.eg-zpr - re T-.i,1re.l
New Haven. .inly $l-Statistics Il the Yale fresh
mar ciass Indicate rather poor material for ath-
les.es. according 10 the report Of Director Ande-
sen. % tAs Yale gym" Fifty members had weak
hearts end 20 wore slassez while nineteen NOR.
Aeedea them. aea'iy half the class. c. s43 re-
csrt, Used tobecco. W@le Eine had weak lungs ond
o'ss4; cLTEG;E.e oG tas spine.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
JAMES M'DERMoTT DEAD.

James McDermott the oldest marine observer in
the service of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany died yesterday in the building At the High
lands Of Navesink where lie had scanned the
ocean for incoming steamers for thirty years.
Mr. McDermott was seventy years old. He had
reported the Americas Cup races since the 70s.
enc mis- bulletins always reliable Though an
Old man, his eyesigit unusually good. and
few credited 70 him in reporting the
1ncc - NJ stea rner=
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

SAKE ave. n e. corner of Old Road, West Chester;
for a three story frame store and dwelling
1GSss SotTss aTss,,ac patToH 500
lTsth ST. n. IAfOntaine ave-; for
Ave story brick stores and tenement houses,
one 81. .6xOO the other 370xss Stefano La o.o 40
Sals, Louis c. Maurer. architect %fV'U'
Morris Park ave. s. s.. IS it. e. OF wallace ave;
for a frame tenement house, 2OX9z;
Cornelius Lanzendeon owner T. J. Kelly, ar -
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
REASONABLE DOUBT FOR FoRGER.
Justice White Grants Certificate to Former
Medical School Pookkeeper.

Justice White. in Special Term. Brooklyn yester-
dav granted certificate of reasonable doubt 10
George W. Curtiss, who was recently convicted OF
forgery and failure 20 account for funds wmie ne
was bookkeper in the New York PoiycIinic ana
Medical School.
Cur,,ss saws that he received no opportunity to
exrIaiD avyav what appeared TO be irregularities IN
his accounts The District Attorneys ONCE or
New York County opposed the granting OF the
certificate
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

Rowan FI,zsbet, E-B williams July ,. 1906. s27 Al
Ham George H. executor s'n"!F'Ne'. 1s5 So
~. i0G1 c:ilites I,ine 10 1so5
Snne " corn: June ii 1895 ........... 93 20
Medburg Sor MUId5ers2 9ads oi'y Q. 5oel
u lo1Ai ny Peabody: March is 1897 .... 90 81
strous Louis-" H. Aoller' July o. i'o' II s55 90
univ % ie06: vacated s56 50
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
ASKS $4,000 FROM P.R.R FOR INJURIES
Woman Struck by Papers Wants Financial
Balm for Broken Nose.
Lnv Telegraph 10 No Trlbune.

New Brunswick, July 3O.-The Sheriff to-day
served papers on the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany in a $4,000 damage suit brought against the
company by Mrs. Louella Long. of MenlO Park.
The suit Is based injuries sustained by the plain
tiff May % while she standing at the Menlo
Park station Of the defendant company.
Mrs Long waiting for train when she
struck in the face and knocked down by bundle OF
papers thrown from a passing express train Her
face badly bruised her broken and eye
injured
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
MECHANICS LIENS.

1slst ST. $ $. $50 IT . Of Nth ave- p iooSiCO;
owner: sherman COn'rac'ns sIse
i60th ST. No SSa 70 $40 Mes s1d Contractor 200
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

oath ST. No % TO sS West for eleven story
soI 5TsE Ioff L OIGg Srebi,ect costs
Avenue D. Nos. 30 and 80: for a two story ana
basement brick building 54x1S: Hungarian
SonsregGGon se'h asgSaT sf architect; costs $4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
EXCURSION TO LAKE HoPArcoNe.

The Central Railroad of New Jersey will run an
excursion to Lake Hopatcong next Sunday at re-
duced The train will leave Liberty at
$50 m. In addition the bracing air the
lake. the railroad announces that there excel
lent facilities for fishing and boating
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
DROWNED IN LAKE GEORGE.

Saratoga, n Y. July 3O.-WIlliam A. Hoyt son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank HOyt, of Montclair. y. J.
drowned in Lake George yesterday while In
swimming
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
LIS PENDENS.

Timpson Place g. e. s.. 100 f. n. e. Of St. JosePhi
ST. ass * irreg; Michael ]. Moriarty Ajax Con
struction Company al: action 10 forecose mechanic
lien; attorneys Menken Brothers.
Henry st. Nos 274 and 2I6 the Jefferson Bank ast
Morris ell foreclosure Of mortgage attorneys
Kantrowits & Esberg.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
MARKET FOR LONG ISLAND TRACT.

Ernestus Gulick Company has sold l20 lots in
Flushing. Lathrop. Desmond and Marshall aves.,
Jamaica. at prices ranging from $500 20 $3.50 lot.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Majestic reported Cape Race yesterday az 9:2
m when 175 miles OF that station She VIII PROB
ably dock about 1880 a. m. Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
Feai Estate.
a Title to

Real Estate requires a vas.
amount Of detail work
which needs care, skill and
experience, and which, 70
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done by experts. This
Company S experienceand
its trained force of work.
ers insure safe. expedi-
tiOus, economical and per-
feet service, and It's policies
of Title Insurance are ab-
sOlute protection to their
holders.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into
recommended tho readers OF Iribuns as
thoroughly reliable. and business be doue By mai
rfth the advertiser with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 45s Sunset 71s Moon sets 1880 Moons age 10
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 5:lo Gov Island 500 Hell Gate :lS
PM-sandy Hook S:57 Gov Island 4Os Hell Gate 6:Ol
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
ReGL Estate Loans.

&9il 0On WANTED on real estate deal n Ys.s<
a'oUsOUU 81 plus Is OF the profits CarnolntiSE =,
from 81 2c In alb. guaranteed. all expenses of -
vestiEation paid n investment FOUND % b. -,
and safe and all expenses paid II land bought -
dreSs 7. NELSON EESEDICT. Attorney,
Street. New Rochelle y. y.
GSON TO s5OOO 1st mortgage. real estate only: uv,
pOUU funds; per cent ". H GARDNER -
broadway
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
SAILED

Steamers Smolensk RUSS. Rotterdam and I.bs
Adana (Irl. Chefoo; City OF Everett Galveston Prime
Anne Norfolk and Newport News: Romsdalen (E
Miramichi; Laura c Anderson Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
TIE FEDERAL TREASURY.

vasb,rpton. July 9O-The condition of the Treas
rv AT the beginning Of business to-day was as fol-
' RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
Meetings.

Steamer Kansas city, Lewis Savannah July D.
Ocean Steamship Company with passengers and ndse.
Left Quarantine $40
Steamer Santurce Grifiths Brunswick. with
railroad ties George II Baxter & Vessel to New
York Porto Rico Steamship Company. Left Quarantine
II a
Steamer Mamma Hata. Charles. Baltimore. to Fl c
Foster. with mdse Left Quarantine m
Sandy Hook. y j. July SO $50 m-Wiad southwest
lgEt; cloudy