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New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
NEGRO REALTY COMPANY SUED.
Stockholders Accuse President of Misman-
agement of Its Affairs.

About thirty-fve stockholders Of the Afro-Aneri-
can Realty Company. of which Philip A. Payton.
tr., is president dissatisfied with the way the
company has been conducted. though the company
is in a fourishing condition They have begun
through Wilford H. Smith. their counsel. an action
In the Supreme Court to get back about IS 900
which they invested in the company. They aver
that Mr. Payton has not managed the company as
he promised to do. Among those who have signed
the complaint Charles ]. Crowder. Frank S. Ar
mond, James H. Gordon. Robert Dyer and Robert
F. Turner
The company was Incorporated with capital OF
100000 1t has recently been active in buying
and leasing fine fathouses the West Side, 10 be
occupied exclusively by Negro tenants. In one
section the property owners bought the house which
the company had leased, thus ending It's lease.
They did to preserve the value of the block. as
they believed they said, that white tenants would
not live in a section in which there were Negroes.
Mr. Payton has repeatedly said that his realty
operations the West Side have been carried our
with the sole aim of finding better housings for
Negroes.
Mr.. Payton said last night that he had heard
that certain stockholders were not pleased with
his management of the company. Il am not wor-
rying about the suit brought against me and the
company" he said TN not lose any sleep over
the matter
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
TO MAKE H TEST CASE.
Cause To Be Sho5cn Why japanese
PupH Should Not Be Reinstated.

San Francisco, Oct. 26-Judge Wolberton. of
the United States Circuit Court, yesterday is
sued an order to the Board of Education OF
San Francisco, citing that body TO show cause
why an Injunction compelling the reinstate-
ment of l. Hasuhara, a japanese pupil recently
excluded from the Pacific Heights Grammar
School. should not be issued The board is or
dered to answer on November ,. This order
issued following an application for an in
junction presented TO Judge WOberton with
the intention of making this a test case. The
application for the injunction is made on the
grounds that the present resolution of the
Board Of Education excluding Japanese pupils
from the city schools is in violation Of the
Constitution Of the United States and also in
violation OF a treaty now existing between the
United States and the Empire of Japan.
At a mass meeting held here last evening the
Japanese discussed the situation regarding the
children's exclusion.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
FEELING EXAGGERATED.
A British Vie5c Of Popular Sentiment
an japan.

London Oct 27.--In a dispatch from Toxic the
correspondent of THE Daily Telegraph pro-
tests against the sensational misrepresentation
OF the state OF japanese feeling in regard to shut
ting out japanese children from the schools of
San Francisco. He says that ii is true the Jap
anese are intensely panied at the occurrence
but that they are sensible enough to realize that
California is not the United States, and that
the episode IS isolated and distinctly local The
"Jiii Shmpo." according TO the correspondent s
dispatch, even goes so far as to contend that the
japanese in San Francisco are themselves partly
to blame. the ground that they 90 not assim-
ilate American ways and customs AS the civil
authorities are involved. Japan will ask for some
form of redress. but the matter is not regarded
Of international Importance.
The correspondent of The Times at Toxic
says that the general feeling manifested in
Japan is that. while the nation is most anxious
10 take the most lenient view possible Of the
San Francisco incidents, it cannot diferentiate
between one section Of the American people and
another. Therefore. unless some remedial
measure is applied the warm friendship of the
japanese for the United States will suffer
shock An association of Japanese and their
American friends at Toxic met yesterday. the
correspondent says, and resolved TO send a cable
message direct TO President Roosevelt, urging
him use his influence to bring about a satis-
factory settlement OF the difficulty.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS


Queenstown Oct &c. T15 n--Arrtved stean,.r Csd-,,
tBrl, Haddoek, New York for Liverpool land proN
ceededD. ~
Southampton. Oct 26, 445 m-Saed steamer Kstser,,
Auguste Victoria tier) Ruser from HamburgI New
York Cherbourg -'e"
Faioe. New York. " 81
M!chaels, Oct 23-Saed, America ~, nj
from Marseilles New York. go HNHe
Montevdeo. Oct 25-Arrtved previously, steamer O,,o
Sverdrup tNor). Nicholson. New York. ''0
Barbados oct 26-sailed steamer Honorus CBrl Will
ians from Buenos Ayre-). and New, yors
Lizard Oct 70. mPassed. steamer Noordam C1utch)
Stenger New York for Bouosne and Rotterdam '''
Naples, Oct 20 m--Arrived steamer Princess ir.ne
proceeded for Genoa). H4iu
Fastnet, z6-Passed steamer ArmenIar 1s-, Ca,
York Liverpool van S'sFh'
Malta, Oct 2o-Passod. RheInfels ,ro-,
calcutta for Boston and New N-'
Tyne oct 2S-Saiied. steamer Amberton CRr> yintar.
York. ''' "-''ia'n''
bermuda oct 20 o a m-Arrived, steamer Rermudian
stantandcr oct |i-Arrived steamer Ulrken Nor, Pa
dersen. New York Barcelona ''' ~
Llbnu Oct - sailed. steamer Petersburg tRuss To-
'''NSs's Tut
Gibraltar Oct d-Passed, Utah Ria,cht
.1" norH lot NAPLES. Sailed. steamer Carpathia
Naplesl. New York ''' ana
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
IN MOROCCO.
american Minister Remains at Fec
-Warships To Be Sent.

Paris Oct ga dispatch from Tangier says
that state of anarchy exists in the regions of
Rabat and Casa Blanca. and that transport of
foreign goods has ceased.
The dispatch adds that Raisul who is re-
sponsible for the disorder prevailing al Arzilla.
is in complete control of the territory between
El-Araish and Tangier.
The French government has decided to send
a warship TO Tanger.
Tangier. Oct. 26-The American mission
headed by Minister Gummere has decided to
remain in F'ez until the Sultan takes steps to
pay the indemnities demanded for outrages upon
American citizens The government says IL mas
not sufficient funds to meet these demands II
is rumored here that Dir. Rosen, the German
Minister to Morocco has arranged TO make
small loan to the Sultan DR.. Rosen will remain
at Fez because of the disturbed state of the
country.
The Moorish officials, in answer 10 the F'rench
representa- tions, profess ignorance of many facts
called TO their attention. and deny responsibility
for others Some of the foreign diplomats are
demanding the dismissal of Mohammed el Tor
res the representative of the Sultan here.
The situation in Morocco City continues crit
ical.
Herr Heinrich German merchant, who was
ca ptured by Moorish horsemen near Rabat has
been rescued by his personal guard
Madrid, Oct 26-The Spanish government has
decided 10 hold several cruisers ready for dis
patch TO the west coast, to protect Spanish sub
iects.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
THE DELTA UPsILoN CONVENTION.
The Day Largely Given Over to Literary
Exercises and Dinner

Nddlebury Vt, Oct. 26.-With Governor Proctor
active president of the fraternity. presiding the
business sessions of the Delta Upstlon convention
here were resumed to-day. AT the close OF the
regular business an elaborate literary programme
had been arranged for the remainder of the day
Walter E Howard, professor of history in Middle
bury College was selected to deliver the oration
and Arthur L. Pope OF Grove Beach. Conn., a
graduate of Brown University to read the poem
A brief public reception by Governor Proctor and
officers of the fraternity closed the exercises.
The climax of the convention came tonight
when dinner held. which there many
prominent speakers. The Rev DR.. James L. Bar
ton, OF Boston. secretary of the American Board
of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, acted
tOastmaater
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
PRESIDENT CASTRO WELL AGAIN.
Venezuelan Executive Takes Up Duties of
Office Once More.

Carlos B. Figueredo. consul general of Venez-
uela in this city, received cable dispatch yes
terday telling Of the complete recovery of
President Castro from his recent sickness.
General Castro. according to this message. re-
turned to Caracas on October "a. reassuming
the duties of his Office the same day.
The Venezuelan executive was stricken sew
eral months ago and has since been under the
constant care of physicians. 1t believed
that he would not again take up the reins of
government and that Vice President Gomez
would succeed him.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
TRAINMEN END CONFERENCE.
Lackawanna Employees Await President
Truesdale's Action Next Thursday.

Scranton, Penn. Oct. 2s-Committees represent
Ing the engineers and fremen of the Delaware
Lackawanna & Western Railroad system have
ended their conference here with General Supern-
tendent Clarke without having obtained satisrac-
tory redress Of their grievances. They will take
the question up with President Truesdale with
"hom they have an appointment for next Thurs
day.
Inc principal grievance IS that men In the small
YARDS and on the helper engines are on a twelve
hour shirt, while the the road and in the
terminal or junction yards nave a ten hour dav
and hours various runs.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
BOYS WRECK Il HOUSE.
Breah Open Sideboard and Obtain
Liqyor-Damage HeaUy.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Greenwich. Conn. Oct 26.-That two boys one
nine and the other ten. could have wrought havoc
amounting to over thousand dollars IN 'he resi-.
dence at RCck Ridge, Greenwich, Conn., or
Charles B Reed of New York. without having
stolen anything of value is accounted for by the
admission of the boys that they were intoxicated
They are In the lookup and will be tried TO-
morrow They are Frank Martin. aged nine. ana
Albert Holland aged ten. The boys confess that
they entered the house. which was closed for the
winter with the expectation of getting some
money, but say they became hungry in the search
and broke open the sdeboard. and. finding some
bottles of whiskey and champagne. broke the
necks from the bottles drank therefrom as they
had seen their fathers do, and then wrecked every
thing they could lay their hand upon.
Neighbors noticed the damage and notified Snief
Ritch of the police, who found upon investiga-
ton that much furniture had been smashed and
other damage done. One bed had been slept In,
and near II was a whiskey bottle. half empty.
Young Martin had been found drunk on Wednes-
day night and candle grease on his clothes
when he was arrested. Holland had his pockets
filled with calling cards of Mrs. Reed.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
NEW ZEALAND MAIL SUBSIDIES.

Wellington, New Zealand Oct 26.-The House
of Representatives to-day approved the renewal
OF the San Francisco maui subsidy for three
years. with the proviso that new steamships
shall be provided within two years. in default
of which the Postmaster General is empowered
give six months notice OF the withdrawal of
the subsidy.
The House also authorized the making of
contract for the Vancouver service, giving
5000 to steamers making the trip IN eighteen
days, the maximum subsidy to be 100000
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
CITY NEWS In HRIEE.

Dominica Chiavetti who killed her alleged be-
trayer, Nicola Ferrari. last August, changed her
plea of guilty in the Supreme Court yester-
day and the State RefOrmatory
Women at Bedford.
From Monday, October 20, until further notice
the Merchants Association of New York will oc-
cupy temporary quarters opposite its present
rooms on The ground floor OF the New York Life
Building as the offices in the Merchants Associa-
ton Building, Nos. 66-72 Lafayette street will
probably not be completed until January /. 1907.
Ofrcial announcement was made by the savan-
nah Line yesterday OF the appointment of Louis
Collins as assistant superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
CORTELYOU TO RETIRE.
He Will Give Up Craftsmanship of the Re-
publican National Committee.

Washington. Oct. 26.-Postmaster General CorteI-
you will retire from the craftsmanship of the Re
publican National Committee before he becomes
Secretary of the Treasury. succeeding Secretary
Shaw. This statement made to-day excel
lent authority. It has been generally understood
that Secretary Shaw would retire from the Treas
March next. but an intimaton was given
to-day that he might his connection with the
department between January and March 4.
Harry S. New. the viCe-charman of the Republi-
National Committee will, 1t is expected, assume
the duties of the chairman when Mr. Cortelyou e.
tires
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, October 26, 1905.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Terek (Br). Callahan London October 10 TO
Philip Ruprecht in ballast. Arrived Bar at $50
m.
Steamer Provence (Fr). Alix Havra October 20 IN
Compagnie Generate Transatlantique with
steerage passengers mails and Arrived az
the Bar 1:25
Steamer Navigator CIor). jacobsen Windsor N oo-
tober % King Co. with plaster. Arrived al the
1910 a
Steamer Rio Grande. Barstow, Mobile October 1s and
Brunswick October 23. H Mallory Co, with MS
sengers and ndse. LEFT Quarantine 11:O5 a m w.
Steamer Guiana (CubarD. Baker. Havana October %
10 the United Quarermaser Department IN hal
last Arrived the Bar at
Steamer Princess Ann. Tapley, Newport News and Nor
mdse Left Quarantine 2:3O m.
Steamer Seneca. Okeefe. Newport News To Ola
Dominion Sc with rdse. Left Quarantine 40
Ger. Peternann.
Oelrichs & Co. in ballast Left Quarantine at I 50
a M load for Bremen.
steamer Lothian CBr) williamson PHILADELPHIA Oc,ob.r
a5 10 Sanderson Son Anchored Quarantine az Hon
pm.
light breeze; hazy.
SAILED
Steamers FL Dia Galveston Sabine CRr) Cana TOW,
Algoa etc; 0linda Cuoan) Nuevitas C;ihara stc.
Advance. Colon; Jller tNor). Kits
etc; Hamilton, Norfolk Newport News Prinz
Frederik Hendrix Dutch) Port Prince ST Marc stc
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
OUTRAGE IN PRussIAN POLAND.

Berlin Oct. 26.--The schoohouse at Bendzi-
kovo, Prussian Poland. was set on fire and burned
TO the ground yesterday by the explosion of
petroleum bomb. In the Bomberg district alone
10000 children are striking against being COM
PEELED to receive religious instruction in German.
DR.. Studt. the Minister OF Education. will visit
district
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27

Welt to-day Messrs Sims and Bowers. as special
agents of the government. went to Alaska to IN
vesgate alleged Illegal sealing, and arrived at the
Seal Islands two days after the killing OF the
Japanese. which has been made the subject OF dip
lomatic negotiations between the United STATES
and japan. It is believed that the coIileIeiice
touched upon this matter. full report OF tlS S III
otiry is now I'm the hands of the printer MT SIMS
also is making an effort TO increased legal
force his Office to put II on a p, pidIe WIN
the District Attorneys office at New YORK
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
DOMINICAN REBELS ESCAPE.

Cape Haytien Oct 26.-After the recent de-
feat of the Dominican rebels near Monte Cristi
the greater part surrendered and were par
doned, but a number, including Generals
Guelto and Rivas, fled across the frontier into
Hayti. where they joined General Navarro and
started for Cape Haytien. They win euharl-
here for some foreign country, as the govern
main in this republic
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
sERvIANs PAY HONOR TO RAkoczY.

Belgrade oct. 26-Fifty members of the Ser
Wan Parliament and other prominent persons
left Belgrade to-day for Orsova. on the frontier,
TO pay honor to Hungary on the occasion of the
transfer of the ashes of Franz Rakoczy, the
Hungarian patriot. from Constantinople to
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
NJ D, ,swoLskY TO MEET KAISER.

Berlin, Oct 26.--M d. Iswosky. the Russian
Foreign Minister, will arrive here tomorrow
from Paris and will be received in audience by
Emperor William on Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
SAYS FRICK ANARCHIST IS ALL RIGHT
Head of Pittsburg Detective Agency Init
mates That Berkman Will Not Lecture.
[By Telegrsph % rhe Trlbune. ]

Pittsburg. Oct 26.-Pttsburg detectives refuse
TO get excited over the report that Alexander
Berkman, the anarchist. was kidnapped while
On his way to Cleveland TO lecture. Harry Per-
l5ins of the Perkins Detective Agency, employed
by Hx G. FIiCk to watch Berkman said, 'Berk-
man is all right He only thought he was going
TO lecture in Cleveland People get those ideas
sometimes. He changed his mind at the last
moment" Perkins intimated that all attempts
on the part Of Berkman to lecture would be
frustrated
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
MOBILES EXCLUDE M. MoURoMTsEFF

Tula Oct 26--At a meeting of the local no
bility held here to-day it was decided TO excIuoe
NJ. Mouromtsef, president of the former lower
house of parliament, because ne signed the
Vibore manifesto NJ Mouromtseff eX-
cluded last week from the sittings Of the MOS
COW zemstvo and municipal council for the same
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
REvoLurIoNlsTs KILL TRAITOR.

Mitau, Oct ga man named Sprogge, once
a prominent revolutionary leader in the Baltic
provinces. was killed here yesterday while on
his way TO America. because he had betrayed
his party He had just recovered from wound
inflicted on him by revolutionsts.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
BOY KILLED BEFORE HIS HOME.

Samuel Swergenhoff, eleven years old Of No
S19 De Kalb avenue. Brooklyn. was instantly.
killed in front of his home last night nv
an automobile Young Swergenhoff was irving
to cross the street when a big touring car
in charge of Lester Paulson. of No 30 Irnio,
street, Hackinsack, n. j., came dashing alone
and knocked the boy down. The owners of tb5
car, Sherman and Cornelius Earl of No 9IS
Main street. Hackensack. n. j.. We're in IL
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
SIGNS OF TROUBLE AT kHARKoFF.

Kharkoff. Oct. 26--In spite of the order posted
by the Governor General to suppress any dis
turbance by force, the entire population of the
city IS determined to commemorate tomorrow
the anniversary of the funerals of the twenty
eight men who were shot by troops while de-
Tending barricades here a year ago Factories,
schools and the university will be closed.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27

Mrs Reed. who at the Hotel MARI
borough last night is inclined TO think there is
some connection between the theft of her calling
cards by young Holland and the fact that three
weeks ago an unknown woman ordered lot of
goods in her name at various New York stores and
had them sent TO another part of Connecticut.
Mrs Reed said that her husband had left for
Greenwich to prosecute the young vandals She
places the damage done by them at 5000. Mr.. and
Mrs Reed spend their winters at the Hotel Marl-
borough in this city. Mr. Reed is printer Of rail-
road lltara
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
SEAL P0ACHING QUESTION.
Special Agents Who Investigated Confer
with President

Washington. Oct M--E. ". Sims. United States
Attorney for the northern district of Illinois and
George M Bowers United States Fish Commits
soneT, were in conference with President Roosa-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
THREE EXECUTIONS AT WARSAW.

Warsaw, Oct. 26.-Three terrorsts sentenced
nv drrmhead court martial were executed thl:
morning. More than $50 terrorists have beer
arrested.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
sPAIN's MILITARY CONTINGENT.

Madrid, Oct. 26.-The military contingent for
1907 has been fixed at 100000 men
The Minister of War to-day introduced a bill
calling for the complete reforming of the army
and bringing 1t up to modern requirements.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27

a. fable What was more unexpected still We
looked II IN In a Biographical dictionary inme-
diateIy luncheon ended and found Ihat the
statement was perfectly correct.-London sphere
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
THE LUTIN ToWED INTO HAReoR.

Bizerta Oct. 26-The submarine boat Lutin
was towed into dock here tonight Flags were
alf-masted the ships in the harbor and the
public buildings. The bodies of the crew prob
ably will be taken out of the vessel on Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close in n. Y.
Hawaii (va San Francisco)-Alameda Oct 80. 1880
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
via San Franciseo)-U Transport. Nov. l. 1889 m
Australia Except WesO. Fiji Islands and
New Caledonia (via Vancouver and
Victoria, B. C)-Moana. Nov L. 500 N
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 622 Sunset sos rises 1:35 Moons age
WATER
A.M-sandy Hook 400 Gov Island 426 Hell Gate $40
PM-Sandy Hook 4:I2 Gov Island 43S He'll 6:3I
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
WIRELEss REPORTs-

The Philadelphia. which reported Siasconsett
when 40 miles of Nantucket
Shoals Lghtship. will dock to-day about $3.50 m.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
NJ. KITIGAKTS WITHDRAWAL.
japanese Denial of Rumor Already Denied
Here

Toxic, oct. 26-The allegation that the re-
tirement Of Midshipman Ashai Kitigah from
the Naval Academy at Annapolis was due to
the request of the japanese embassy at Wash
ington is deemed here TO be impossible as the
japanese government has carefully avoided
anything likely 10 provoke the United States
NJ hltlgakls parents are without word from
MIN, put II is believed his retirement was en-
iirely voluntary and in way connected with
the situation al San Francisco.
II was announced from Washington October q
that. according 10 Information given out ar the
Navy Department, the sole reason for the resigna-
ton Of Midshpman hitigak who is a son Of
Baron Kitigak, Of the Imperial Privy Council was
a - -4i'J
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
eBrings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY


Vessel
vessel Line Mail closes sails
St. Louis Southampton American 500 $50
Lucania Liverpool, Cunsrd $50 1900 m
kronprnz Wilhelm, Bremen, y q L.. $50 1900
Finland, Antwerp, Red $50
Philadelphia. Curacao, Red D.. $50 1900
San Juan. Porto Rico n Y & p r.. 900 HOO m
Moro Castle. Havana. Ward. 1000 m
PrtDz Waldemar. Jamaica Hamb-Am. IL 100 m
Tagus. Colon. NJ S 1890 800 m
Astoria, Glasgow, Anchor --.-,---..- 200 D m
La Gascogne, Havre, French 1000 m
Mtnnetonka, London. Atlantic Trans 300 p n
konigtn Lutse. Naples. n G Lloyd. HOO m
Pretoria Hamburg HaInb- Am 1850
=! Vale. Galveston. So Pscinc. ..i-t-.- 800
FL Paso New Orleans, So Pac4hc-- $500 m
Denver. Galveston, Mallory --..-..--. 800 m
City Of Atlanta. savannah, savannah. - 500
Huron, jacksonville, Clyde ..,-...-.-- 300 m
Princess Anne. Norfolk. Old Dom 500 m
MONDAY. OCTOBER %
Phidias Argentina. -......-.:.... $50 a 1900 m
Jefferson. Norfolk Old Donfnion-- 300
TUESDAY. OCTOBER so
siegmund. Argentina. sloman. ...-..12:O0 3Oop m
Pannonia. Naples. Cunard --.....-.... 12O0 m
Rosalind. Newfoundland, Red Gross. 1900 m
Manzanillo. C1enfuegos, Ward 800 p n
Comanche' Jacksonvlle Clyde-- 800
City Of Memphis Savannah. Savannah. 800
Hamilton Norfoh, Ola Donnlnion-. 800 m
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
Meetings..

QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE AMERICAN IN
~% stitute, Thursday, November 1st, 1906 West
44th St. D r. A. B. DAYTON. Sec'y.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27

Phdias Argentina, -....-.-...... m 1900 m
Jefferson Norfolk. Old Dominon--- 300 D n