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New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
PRISONER SHOOTS POLICEMAN.
Italian Wounds PatrOlman Brill ard Then
Escapes with Complainant.

While under arrest and on the way to the
East l04th street station last night an Italian
pulled a revolver and shot Patrolman John L.
Brill, of No 1913 Clinton avenue, The Bronx,
who had arrested the man on the complaint of
another Italian. Both Italians escaped.
Brill was walking in First avenue, and he
reached Hath street Italian ran up to him
ana said that he had been assaulted. Brill ac-
comapniod the foreigner, and just west of the
avenue the Italian pointed out the man. He
Was arre-'ed and Brill started for the station
house with him. the other Italian following,
saying that he would make complaint of as
saGlt The trio had only gone a short distance
when the prisoner put his hand in his hip
pocket. and before Brill could prevent him drew
q revolver ana fired a shot at him. The bullet
struck the policeman in the right thigh Brill
1ell 10 the street, and his assailant and the man
who had made the complaint ran off together
Brill was taken to the Harlem Hospital After
MS wound was dressed he went to the station
house, made out his report and then went 10
his home
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
NEUv ORANGE PARKWAY.
Drive Planned from Orange Park to
South Orange AUenue.

South Orange. Dec. % (Special).-Plans for a
parkway mile and a third in length running from
Orange Park to South Orange avenue. South Or
ange. have been prepared by the Essex County
Park Commission. Although the body has not
formally decided to construct the parkway assur-
ances have been given the promoters OF the plan
that favorable action will be taken at early day.
The cost of the parkway will be about $4,000.
The plans call for parkway hundred feet wide.
extending from the north end of Orange Park west
erly 10 Mossvgood avenue. TO Grove Road and
through To & point opposite Riggs Place. Ry an eX-
tension OF Tchenor avenue to Prospect street there
will be a continuous driveway from Orange to
Springfield avenue across the brow of the eastern
hills of South Orange.
The parkway will pass through Grove Park. n
plateau of about ten acres, which formerly be-
ionged TO the washington Life Insurance Company
of New York but was purchased by residents of
South Orange for park. 1T is proposed to trans
fer this land to the park commission.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
PLAN TO BUILD SYNAGOGUE.
Congregation Peni-El Collecting Funds for
House Of Worship on Washington Heights.

A well attended meeting was held last night
in a hall at No. 2157 Amsterdam avenue in the
interest Of a movement 10 build a synagogue on
Washington Heights. The meeting was under
the auspices Of the congregation of Temple
Peni-Ei which was organized only seven weeks
ago. but already has eighty members. The con-
gregation meets At present at No 495 West
145th street, but At the close of the meeting last
night il was said that il would have a temple
Of its own before the end Of the coming year
Is. EnF'ander, president Of ConeTe CATION Peni-
III presided. and said that Washington Heights
with q population % sixty-fiye thousand a
Neritable city in itself had no synagouge. and
that IFS residents had 70 go to Harlem to attend
worship The Rev. DR.. Goodman Lipkind rabbi
OF the congregation, said that the congregation
vas organized on moderate reform lines 10 meet
me wishes Of al, but strictly kosher and
pulelE JeWlSh IN character. A large sum was
contributed last night. and II is believed that
Wllnin a short time the congregation viii be
abe 10 build a synagogue.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
| LID" FOR CHICAGO.
Saloon Men Plan ReUenge If Their
Places Are Shut Sundays.
TRy relegrsirh @ &c TrLbune. ]


Chicago, Dec. eff the ministers OF Chicago
sre successful in their present attempt to force
Mayor Dunno TO close all the saloons in the
city on Sunday. Chicago will be a blue law"
city in several other respects. it is predicted
Alderman Michael Kenna, who owns two
saloons in the LIST Werd, and who is named in
the ministers application for writ Of man.
damus as a horrible example. makes the pre-
diction, and he is sustained by the entire MEM
bership Of the United Societies for Local Self
Government. which is representative OF the
city's brewery and liquor interests.
According 70 Kenna, as the courts
have decided that 1t is mandatory on Mayor
Dunno to close the saloons Sunday he and
the United Societies viii attempt to close all
the Sunday theatres. stop the publication Of
Sunday newspapers. tie up Sunday streetcar
traffic and do other things OF the same kind, on
the ground that the state law prohibits the
doing Of any act Sunday which is unneces-
gary or which tends 10 disturb public peace.
Those who take this stand, however. were as
Eured to-day by Corporation Counsel Lewis that
there is small likelihood of the courts sustain
ing the position taken by the ministers the
city's position being that there is no authority
under the state law for addressing a writ OF
mandamus 10 the Mayor Of a city.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
BRITISH rRAmP's HARD, ROUGH TRIP.

The British tramp steamer Birkhall which had
To put into two ports for repairs and coal on a
voyage Of thirty-hve days from Hamburg. arrived
here yesterday. The damage to her deck fittings
showed she had been through furious seas. She
left Hamburg on November IS and put into
Shields fer coal and later ran into a hu 'icane
off the north coast of Scotland. Tons OF water
pounded on the deck flooded the matches and
damaged her machinery so badly she was forced
erN gales and head held her back in mid
Atlantic until her coal supply short. By a
close margin the Birkhall got to St. Johns N F.
and took more coal Bernard Fischer a Ger
man stoker, died of heart disease on December II
and was buried at the following day.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
JERSEY PRECEDENT IN THAW TRIAL.
Jerome Gets Transcript of Testimony in
Shooting of the Rev. J. Keller.

a representative of District Attorney Jerome $
office visited the courthouse in Jersey City on
several days Of last week. to take transcript
of portions of the record of the trial of Thomas
S. Barker, who, on February 8, 1901. shot the
Rev. john Keller, of Arlington, y. J., for an
alleged assault on his wife. Ii is said that the
transcript is to be used i'm the trial of Harry X.
ThaW for the murder of Stanford White
barkerS defence that the story his wife
had told him justified his action, but Judge
Pldir refused to allow Mrs Barker to tell her
story TO the jury The defence finally got the
story before the jury by introducing an expert
and recftinS a hypothetical case. 1t did not
avail, however Barker was convicted and
sent to state prison, although he afterward
Da rolled
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
SLEPT ON WITH ROOM AFlRE.

Alderman Jimmy" LaElor's home, at No 80
Dufield street. Brooklyn, was threatened by fire
last night, and only the timely arrival the fire.
men saved II from destruction.
The Alderman was reading the City Record
;n his sitting room and smoking a good cigar
95e smoked and read until he fell into gentle
sleep. The butt" OF the cigar fell into pile OF
papers and started a fire that spread to the
window curtain. A passerby sent in an alarm
when the firemen broke into the house they
POUND Jimmy" snoring. He said something
about annoying fellow" and after the fire
Be intervieWed.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
VINELAND IN TERROR.
Glass WOrker's Throat Cut and
Constable Shot t-Mafa Feared.
LRy T'elegranh b The Trihure

Nineland. y. J.. Dec. 23.-John Buglio. glass
worker in Mnotola here. found late last
night, almost in sight of his home, with his throat
cut from ear to Joseph Arc stumbled over
the body on his way home. The discovery caused
great excitement in the village Buglio was thirty
five years old. and leaves wife and five children
While the excitement was at its height word
came that an attempt had been made to murder
Joseph Labriola the town constable He was
found with a bullet in his thigh and one in his arm
He said some one had fired four shots from re-
volver at him as he starting out of the door
TO look for the murderer of Buglio.
detectives were put on the case but there are
no ceWS. Neither BugIo nor Labrlola had q known
enely. Some OF the Italians think the Malta is AZ
Work, and the town is terrOr-stricken over the
mystery -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
PLAN MONUMENT TO KING CHRISTIAN

Atlanta Dec 23.-The movement TO secure by
subscription among the Danish-Americau citizens
OF the United States fund TO erect q monument in
Copenhagen to the late King Christian is receiv-
Eng strong support in Georgia Marble from which
the figure is TO be fashioned and also the granite
pedestai on which i viii be placed will be taken
headed by X Mathiasel, Of Keyport, y. j.. presl-
dent: jacob Ris, New York, vice president, and
q. Rasmussen, OF Minneapolis. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
OFFICERS SON WOUNDED.
Young Man Recently Appointed to West
Point Accidentally Shoots Himself.

Richmond. Va, Dec. 23.-William Harrison,
the young son of Lieutenant Colonel F. Z Har-
Tison. commandant at Fort Monroe. accidentally
shot himself IN the right shoulder yesterday
while out hunting with a friend. the son of
Lieutenant Tobid. The load from a shotgun
entered his shoulder and neck and shattered
the collar bone. He taken TO the fort hos
pital for treatment, and it is said he viii re-
cover. He had Just been appointed TO West
Point and was to go in January 10 take the
nhYsical examination.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
OLD MAN DIES WHILE SHAVING.

Herman Busse. eighty years old. Of No. 1881
Broadway. met death while shaving yesterday
afternoon. The old man had planned to spend
Christmas with he retired TO his bath
room 10 shave himself. as had been his custom
Tor many years. and was found dead on the floor
late in the afternoon by q maid. The mans
throat had been cut, the authorities believe, ac-
cldentaly, the theory advanced being that he
was overcome by 1T and in falling gashed his
throat. Heart disease. and not loss of blood
caused death. in the opinion Of the doctors.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
sTokER BREAKS RECORD AND DIES.

Down in the engine room of the Hotel Astor
the workmen tried some feats OF endurance yes
terday afternoon. One of the coal passers John
Faulkner OF No. 400 West doth street tried to
preak the record for the number of shovelsful OF
coal passed in an hour Faulkner made record
OF lVo shovefuls to the minute according to
tne story told by Patrolman Nelson. of the West
47th street station. While he was trying to sur
pass tnls feat he suddenly Strengthened up and
Topped over backward. Before DR.. Pauding the
rived Faulkner was dead ="
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
OLD MAN AsPHYxlATEp.

Charles Boyer. eighty-one years Old the father
~ sx-Eresholder Louis J. Boyer OF No 2s Little
ton avenue. Newark, was found dead YESTERDAY In
DIS bedroom. having been asphyxiated By illumi-
natlng gas which escaped from jet near his bed
The old had been sick for some time T1a
- Has ,Sia Eia coming from the jet when he was
.UsluS ..S - 1,e ,t aaInhy thinks Beyer accidentally
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
AUTO LOSES FRONT WHEELS.

Soabright, y. J.. Dec. 23.-The front axle of the
steam motor car owned by Peter Perrine of this
place broke in two places at the same moment late
this afternoon
Nj. Parrine had just come across the Seabyght
bridge and was driving slowly when JOLT snapped
the axle. one wheel rolled way and the
other the other The front end Of the dropped
and MT. Perrine. his wife. young daughter and
bahv thrown
Al were bruised. but none Hurt badly They
were taken To the office Of Dr Reid, who dressed
their bruises. They then taken home
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
caldwell CHRONICLE" sHoRTLVgp

Caldwell. N J., Dec. g (SpeciaD.-"The Caldwell
Chronicle, weekly journal which made its ap-
pearance one week ago yesterday, has been issued
for the last time. The paper ar eight-page one,
promised TO he a success. but the editor in chief
ana backer was suddenly called 70 more lucrative
place" and his partner decided not continue publ
cation. So. with the issue yesterday, publication
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
JERSEY CITY EXCISE ARRESTS.

The Jersey city police unusually active yes
terday in hunting down saloonkeepers who vio-
lated the Sunday LAW These arrests we're made:
Morris Denstock, No. 3S7 Grand street; James
hailley. No. SIS Sth street; Stanisaus Opnskf and
Mrs. Mary Barginskf who in partnership at
No 272 Varick street. They were charged with
keeping diSordeTly houses. and baiIed out TO
appear before Police Justice Higgins to-day.
DcrstoCk was also charged with keeping an un-
line,lseh
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
TOWER FIRE HOLDS up TRAINS.

Schenectady, N. y, Dec 23-Tower No. Il
on the New York Central Railroad near Cranes
vile' was burned to the ground this afternoon.
Ihe nre was caused by an overheated stovepipe.
several fast passenger trains were stalled by the
wreck The interlocking switch system was
badly damaged by the flames, and considerable
inconvenience will be caused until the trouble is
reTnedied and a new tower built
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
CATHOLIC CHURCH BELL DEDICATED.

Dig Dell recently placed in the bell tower Of St
Patrlcks Church. Mott and Prince streets was
dedicated yesterday by Archbishop Farley
About year ago friend OF Monsignor Kearney
me rector gave him a check for 81 600 This check
was foiloWed later by another of $500 from friend
Ia another parish. With the 81 500 Moasignor
heaFney planned for the bell which was tOlled yes
terday for the first time.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
FIRE WAGON RAMS TROLLEY CAR.
Newark Motorman, Two Fremen and Pas
senger Hurt by Collision.

George Rothe a mOtorman Mulberry street
in Newark. is in the City Hospital there and
three other men. two of them fremen, confined
at home by injuries sustained in collision between
the salvage corps wagon and ROthe's at Null
berry and Lafayette streets while the former was
responding alarm of fire. Berton Lutes. the
driver of the wagon, and William Bonnett, one OF
the crew. were thrOwn out. Rothe was pinned
der the wreckage of the platform. Edward Smith,
who was a passenger on the car, thrown from
his seat and cut and bruised The wagon fun
tilt against the trolley car. Rothe is not danger
ously hurt.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
CAR JUST ESCAPES FROM EXPLOSION

An accumulation of gas in electrical sub
way at Getty square and Broadway, Yonkers
exploded early this morning. causing consider
able excitement No hurt, and not
much property damage done. but trolley
which stopped at a crossing about twenty feet
away had narrow escape, the manhOle cover
being blown over the and landing in front
OF the Getty Hnusa
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, Dec. %, 1906.
Jan. q. 12:3Oam
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Grenada tBr) McCirRth Trinidad December IS
and Grenada ID. 10 the Trinidad shipping Trading
Company, with cabin passengers mails and mdse. Ar
rived at the Bar at 1910 a
steamer TntoTetto (Br). Matheson. Santos November
70 RIO Janelro December 2. Bahia B. Barbados 15 and
st Lucia Io 20 Busk JeyODs with So passengers. mails
and mdse. Arrived at thu Bar at 5:b0 a
Steamer Amerika Ger. kaempff. Hamburg December
10. Southampton Il and Cherbourg to Hamburg
American Line with 5O4 cabin i23 third Tes
seeraso passengers. nstls ana mdse Arrived at the
Bar s:6S
Steamer Excelsior (Ger). COurtin Shields December
20 Philip Rupreeht, in ballast Arrived the Bar
m.
steamer Clsafussos ecussaO. Akaruaaa. Tsnpsos Do
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
SfaRrnera Mir
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS


Slbrater Dec 2-P1ssad steamers Per,gta ar, YohD
1TI. aiArselies Leshorn Naples Tor New York
Palermo for New York -'''N' N'-'" GIN
MoNle. Dec 23-Arrvcd, rner CSie4orta nv, Rsx..-
New York for Glasgow tand proceedsd1 ~
Dec 2SArrived steamers
New N0V'sic 'u'i' ANooeits
, Dec 80 Arrived. steamer New York Rob
rrt.s,s nv n, totk Via Plymouth Cherbourg
New York 9A'Na-A ~~~sf
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
PORCH FALLS WITH HUNDREDS.
Crowd Watching Freight Wreck Thrown
Several Feet.

Richmond. Va, Dec. 23-Following a freight
wreck on the outskirts OF Luray, Va. to-day. a
porch from which hundreds of persons were
watching the wreck gave way, throwing men.
women and children a considerable distance.
No one was seriously injured.
The wreck caused by a double headed
freight train running into the rear OF err'her
freight, which was taking water. Tie ,ngireere
and flremen saved themselves by jumping, but
one trainnan was badly injured.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Tonight at S. FEDORA-Cavalieri, Altsn; Carusa
Scott. Paroli. Muhlmann- Cond. Vigna- -
We'd EvE.. Dec. 20. 8. LA DAHNATION ~
FAUST-Farrar; ROusseiiers. PIancon. Chalrntn- Bsl
Fri Evg- Dec IS. at g. LAKME-Ser1orfch JsSooI
Simeo Mattfeld; Rousselisrs JOurnet. SinlArd 5a-s
Conductor ROvy.
sat Aft Dee 2sth. at 1880, sIEGFRIEn-sls
Edel KIrkby- Lunn, Rappod: Burrian. Van RooS Hsss
GOTitz. Blass. Conductor, Hertz : q,
Sat Eyg.: Dec 2sth. at t2opuisr prices, a,.,s -
BOHEAIE-AbOtt. Alien; DippeL Scotri, Jon1H'-
Snard. Dufriche ROssi. Paroli Cond. VtgnA
Tuesday Afternoon. Jan :. NEW YEAhss OAI-
MAT. at 8. AT POPULAR PRICES.
Humperdfncl's Fairy OperS> 3
HAENSEI IND GRETEL-
Seats sale.
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
PLANS BIG FRISCO TERMINAL.
Southern Pacific Buys Land for Wharves
and Will Dredge Channel.
IBx telegraph to Th, ~rlnune. ]

san Francisco. Dec. 23.-The Southern Pacific
has purchased sixty blocks Of land south of IFS
passenger terminal here. The land extends on
each side of Channel street, which is a waterway
reaching in from the bay, and the railroad will
build wharvcs It will dredge the channel TO d
depth sufficient for the largest ocean steamers
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

Destination and steamer.
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (via SaI
Francisco MaripCEa ..........-....
Hawaii. Japan. Korea. China and Phir
ipplne Islands tvis San Franciscoi
Nippon Maru. Observation-Disclosures.
Australia teXcept WesU. Fiji Islands ant
New Caledonia (via Vancouver anC
Victoria. II. C.)-Aorangt. ...........
Hawaii tvia San F'rancisco)-Alaneda
japan. Korea. China and Pf Hippin,
Islands (viR SeattleJ Minnesota -.
Hawaii, Japan Korea. China and Phil
ippine Islands (via San Francisco
TOric
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
essel t2E Line Mall closes.
princess Anne Norioik Ola Dom 500 m
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 25
Armenian Liverpool. White Stir.
City Of Atlanta. Savannah. Savannah. 3O1 p m
Apacle Chaiiestoii ClHee,- 300
'aieS'o"u. NorIoIh' Old DOMINION ---- --- 200
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ae
Majestlc. Liverpool White SIar.... $50 m 1000 m
Zeeand antwerp ted star Zoo m 2sO
Amsteiuyk ftoIttIdauh fiollahd AM. 1O:OO
New Orlt ans, s. PaciAc...... m
NUeCes. Galveston Mallory. ............ 300 u IN
Monroe. Norfolk. Old Dominion. -...... 800 D m
lFoquois. Charleston clyde 300 p
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
Proposals.


PROPOSALS Will BE RECEIVER AT THE BI,-
Washington. T. g, until 10 osiock a m. January ?
1907 puSH opened Immediately thereafter fur
nish the yard. New York y y, quantity OF
supplies follows: Sch 3f5: POuChos. cartridge
noltsSch S16: webbing deck bolts parts for pneumatic
tools steel tilets and shapes black and gal
steel plates. Uuriatic acid quick
3tI: cloth insertion packing. gasSets, valves
for proposals should designate the schedules
desired number Blank proposals win he furnished
office, New York. y. Y.
or 10 the z. B. ROGERS PaymasJer General
y. 1@T OF
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE.-
4 Depot Quartermasters Office. 30 Whitehall Nsw
work CITY Dee t2G6Sealed proposals. tripcare
VIII be
until one NJ. Dec. 26. 1906. and then opened
for furnishing delivering Philadelphia Depot
caps without bands. $500 pairs Suspenders
900 pairs BucksLin Gloves, 6OOl BroOnns 1900
Scrub Brushes. palmetto 4.0GO Scrub Brushes
pico The right Is reserved TO reject accept any
proposals any part Quantities subject
~ so pe- cent II desired by Depart
Preference will be given 10 articles OF domestic
production msnufaC tUre conditions OF quality and
price dncluding price foreign productions
manufactures the duty thereon being equal
Samples be and blanks proposals full
information will be furnished upon application this
OCe Envelopes containing proposals should be endorsed
Proposals for CothnS and EauPage 70 be opened
O'Clock r NJ. Dec. &c. 1906 and addressed: w.
H. Miller. Deputy @ NJ. General. u S A. Depot Q. NJ
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M.NIATrRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 722 Sunset 42G Moon % Moons age 6
HIGH WATER
A.M-S41dy hook 2iS Gov Island S2T He'll Gate 800
P.M.-Sandy Hook sos GOV. Island Hell Gate 5:4
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
MANHATTAN . orEEa HOUSE.

SEASON OF GRAND OPERA
TONIGHT at s-Donizsttfs LUCIA DI LAM
SIERMOOR. Miles Ptnkert. Severtna; Nm. Bonc-
Ninolh. Mugnoz. Venturin Teccht. Conductors
TOMORROW (XNIAS) NIGHT, at s-vsrtPs
AIDA. Mines. Russ. Df Cfsneros; NM. Bsssi An
coma. Arimondi TecchL Conductor. CampaninL
WE'D. DEC. 26. at S-Bizst's CARMEN. Mr1sa
Bresser- -Gianoli Donalda- Trsntini. Gisconias Nd
DamOrss Renaud. Gilbert Dsddi. Musnck
Reschigli Conductor. Campanini
FRI. DEC. 2s. at s-GoUnod's FAUST. Mmss
Donalda. Gaconta. Lejeunei NM DalIno-es An
coma. Fossetta, ArtrnOndL Conductor, CRIrpanInL
SAT. MAT. DEC. 20. at 1:3O-Verdfs RICO
IETTO- Miles Pinkert. Severtna- Zaccar1a. Ga
comina: NM Boncf Renaud. Arinondi. Mugn0l
Fossetta. Reschiglan. venturinL Cond-. CAnpanin-
l SAT-. NIGHT. DEC. 29-Opera announced ta,e-
SEATS FOR ALL ABOVE NOW SELLING.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
INCOMING STEAMERS

TO DAY.
Vessel. From Ii,a
fCoumhia Glasgow December I5.... Anchor
"B Barbadoes December Lamp 4 Holt
Bristol city. Swansea. December Bristol
Soperga Naples, November 30
Martellu- Hull. December Wilson
City Of Memphis. Savannah December Savannah
TUESDAY. DEFENDER %.
1United States Chrstansand Decenbe- u Scand Am
-Maraca ibo CGracao. December ID
"kroOnland AntVVeT. December
$CoIon. Col)1, December Panama
"POtsdam. Rotterdam December 15 Holland Am
Bowie. Liverpool December 15 White star
FL Galveston December So Pacific
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER %
Oceanic Liverpool December 10 White Star
'Cametense Barbados. December Footh
Petersburg Rotterdam December Russian Vol
6Gndhurst. st. Thomas. December Il -. -
THURSDAY. DECEMBER ~.
Cassel Bremen December b.. y C IJovd
Nuostria ..-...st Michaes December 16 .... Fabre
NinCenzo BOnnano. .Algers. December S.-.........
City of Columbus savannah December "a Savannah
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24

IRVING Place Theatss a NJ TG-9aTT'o z aTT'oHESs HEN
Tonight & Tues. Will Thser In "Die Won Hoeas''''
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24

-Brings mail.