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New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
|. /. REALrY CONVENTION PROGRAMME

The Long Island realty convention, be held on
September is and 70. in the hall of the Kings and
Queens County Real Estate Exchange, Brooklyn
will be the first of it's kind held in this cOun-
try. The first day is to be devoted to the read
ing OF papers by of experience and ability
in the real estate world. Among those who have
been invited to speak Senator William II.
Reynolds, Dean Alvord William c. Redheld
Frank Bailey G. Paris. John NJ Thompson. Robert
w. Half. o. b. Ackerley, Fred B. Snow, William
II. Griffith, A l.. Langdon and Charles B. Wheeler
Some OF the topics for discussion will be- "The
Long Island Awakening Long Island Real Estate
Values Benefits of Association in the Real Estate
Business. The Real Estate Salesman BEST
Methods in Land improvement Enterprises" Long
Islands Advantages for the Home Seeker and
Manufactur6r." Long Islands Agricultural Posi-
bilities,' The Present and Future of Queens
County" "Co-operation in Land Buying and Home
Building" Land Reclamation The Long Island
Railroad COMPANY and Importance of Sewerage
and Proper Sanitary Precautions" After the read
ing OF each paper a general discussion will follow.
The question of permanent organization will then
be presented for consideration. and. if favOrably
received, committee will be appointed TO suggest
a plan of organization.
The second days session will open with the re-
port of the committee on permanent organization.
After deliberatiOn and action has been taken. the
convention will adjourn 70 enjoy excursion as
guests of the Long Island Railroad Company. If
President Roosevelt is at Oyster Bay the day
Of the excursion, the real estate expect call
on him.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
FIRE IN COAL NEAR OIL.
Blaze Alarms Residents Near Stand
ards Tanks on East RiUer.

Fire was discovered late yesterday afternoon
in the coal yards OF Curtis & Blaisdell. at ll9th
street and the East River, next 10 the large OIL
tanks of the Standard OIL Company, which run
half way along the block between 10th street
and f20th streets and with only narrow par
tition between IL and the coal yard.
Captain Girner and Engine 30 responded
TO the alarm sent in by the oil company. but
could not discover the seat of the fire. Conse-
ouently he ordered three hundred tons of coal
in the bins nearest the oil tanks TO be removed
and the Curtis & Blaisdell firm at once set a
force of men TO work. >,
Residents of the neighbOrhOod were in panic
all night and many of them refused TO go TO bed,
fearing an explosion of the oil tanks. though the
fremen seemed To think there was no danger
from that source.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
REALTY NOTES.

The Hotel Arlington property comprising about
eight acres with about 800 feet frontage on White
Lake. Sullivan County, New York, and fronting
in both sides of the shore road has been sold by
Naylor & SandfOrd 70 New York realty COM
pany The new owners intend to erect a 4oO room
ireproof hotel The Arlington was the principal
hotel at White Lake and burned down in
Patrick J. Dempsey has leased to John j. Cum
nngham and John Carlton Nos. 427 and 429 West
feet.
Alfred F. schermerhorn has sold on the Shin
Charles Coster 2 acres Of land known as the
Cyrus Field Judson property. to Loyal L. Smith.
George A. Bowman has leased for William G.
BoswOrth TO the Crawford shoemakers for ten
years the store and basement at No lO3 West 42d
St; also the first loft in the same building to a
millinery house
The Jones Speedometer Company has leased the
northeast corner Of broadway and 56th st. oppo-
been sold for reimprovement by the Century
Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
GREAT MANUFACTURING PROSPERITY.
Census Bulletin Shows Remarkable Increases
in Last Five Years.

washington. Aug. 2S.-Unequalled prosperity in
the manufacturing industries of the United States
FOR the calendar year 1904 IS shown in cepsus
bulletin just completed, which is compared by
the census bureau with a similar census for the
year 1900.
The number of manufacturing establishments in
the country as shown by the last census was
2l6262. an increase Of per cent over 1850 CaPtal
increased during the five years from $S'S'ee-0'-VV
70 SO ss6. .255.6 .673 81 per cent.
In the same period the total value M =, OF prodacts
increased from Sl All l22 10 S4 SO2 lse1. gam
of 50 per cent There has been increase OF iS per
cent in the number Of officers and clerks employed
by these manufactures and a gain OF 81 per cent
In the salaries paid. ;.
In the same time the number of wage earners IN
creased Is er nj and the salaries 80 per cent The
number of reported for 1879 was o,7'V-
81. with an annual income OF S2.6ll5+O,532
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
SAD STORY OF A WRECKED SCHOONER.
A Little Short on Details, as Reporter Is
Thrown from Tug.

The rug Lauride Of the Tempeton Towing Com
many steamed into the Dreamland pier at Coney
Island late last night, with much wOrdy warfare
on deck When she landed a pair of excited men
rushed TO the telephone tell of the wreck of the
schooner Margaret A. May, which they said had
gone ashore just off the Ship Channel in the Lower
Bay. near Hoffman Island
The captain of the schooner blamed the captain
of the tughoat the latter blamed the former and
the crew Of the tug attached the blame TO 100000
caused by broken mirror They all agreed that
the captains wife and daughter were left on the
schooner. with nine of her crew, but thought they
in danger. .,
reporter who went the tug to get particu-
lars found that the two captains had resorted TO
blows to settle their dispute. They paused long
enough 10 throw him off the tug, and then resumed
the settlement of their personal differences
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
HEAT KILLS YOUNGEST VETERAN
Albert E. Tisdale, New England Lecturer
Dies on Wharf at Boston.

Boston. Aug 23.-Albert f. Tisdale. of South
Framingham. was overcome by heat at Foster $
wharf and died before a physician reached his
side. Mr Tisdale had just returned from Maine,
where he had been spending his vacation Mr.
Tisdale was known throughout New England as a
lecturer and the youngest veteran Of the Civil
War in New England. When ten years old he be-
came orderly 10 Commodore Ringgold on board the
frigate Sabine. The commodore sent the boy 10
his home before the end of the prepare him
for entrance into the Naval Academy, but Tisdale
lost tie sight of his right eye. which had been IN
juTed on board the Sabine. and afterward became
totally blind For a number of years lie delivered
lectures geology and astronomy.
Chicago. Aug ga slight rain this afternoon
brought a fall in the temperature of degrees.
Four deaths had taken place by O'Clock. The
Weather Bureau says the hot wave has passed.
Detroit Aug. 2.-The intense heat continued to-
day. but marked lessening OF the humidity and
increase Of breeze somewhat relieved the
sN-eltering thousands. One additional death from
heat had been reported at that time. making a
total Of three, and about dozen prostrations
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24

The Sterling Realty Company has bought through
Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown & Co NO. a'Z
Fifth ave-. a five story business building between
f6th and a7th sts.. and opposite the Windsor Ar
cade. II occupies lot 25x10O feet. and was reoul
few years ago. The sellers were Robert j..
Morell, Josephine B. Peck and Isabel de p. Kelly.
In part payment for his interest in No. 512 Fifth
ave Mr.. Mo-rel takes No 11S East 6Oth St and a
four story brownstone dwelling house. on lo'
2OxlOO6 feet
Charles T. Barney has leased to the Matheson
Automobile Company a reinforced concrete garage
TO be built the block bounded by Seventh ave.
Broadway. 49th and 50th
The Charles +. Noyes company has Leased I9 t9r
twenty-One years for Lawrence Jacob indlviduaiiiy
and trustee. to Frank A. Weeks, representing
the A. A. Weeks Hoskns Company. the five story
basement and sub-cellar building No. 354 Broadway
extending Benson Place. The building contai1s
than 10000 square feet of space, ana was
recently rebuilt. The lease is net rental basis
to the landOrd-the aggregate rental including
carrying charges, amounts about $4OO,OUO. After
extensive alterations made the building will be
occupied by the tenant.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tkursday, Aug. %, 1908.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Baltic (r) Smith. Liverpool August IS and
Queenstown 49, TO tho White Star Line with Tss cssn
and 9O steerase passengers mails and Arrived al
$3.50 m - -
Steamer Flun!nense tr). Harvey. Fara August u an,
Barbadoes 10. 70 Booth Co. with 22 pass-Hsers mails
and mdse Arrived At The bar Al a n.
august L. TO the Alta Fruit Co. fruis sTriy.,
s,eame- Atai (Gerl Gerdes Port 90 Pslx Arcus, >
Cape Hayten Port-auPrinc O. GOnG%se, 10 SsvnrIo
~. Santa Marta l6 Jeremie rs and Inasua 80 10 ~.
haEnburS-Amertcan Line. with passensers rrlIx sDs
mise arrived at the Bar at ESQ D ~
steamer sikh (Br), Atkinson, YokOharn1 Eob.
Port said July %. AlgeFs August ard H,sYoN 10 -
Bar $40 a '''0N "t V"'
steamer Kansas City. Lewis Savannah Auuuse qI .,
anine G;2a m --'Nt ~N'A
steamer Monroe Hulphers Newport News ana Norsol,z
70 the Old Dominion with paEsengerS ana ,,S.S
Left Quarantine IN ~''@ '-N''
steamer jamestown Killer Newport News n The Ola
dominion IS Co. with mdse. Left Quarantine az YO.aS
"' ~ @N'-'
steamer lroquds Chichester jacksonville Ausu., ~
anu C1arieston u. 20 the Clyde
and usdse- Left Quarantine az = n p
Wlth m'dse. LEFT Quarantine G:UI a m
SANDY Hook. j. Aug %. $50 p ul-Wind west-.outh
west hEht breeze; partly cloudy.
SAILED
- steamers Santurce for Jobos NaguabO etc: CITY OF
neds aaore; La TOuTaine tFrl. aavre: Ilarbarosss
N!erl. FlyTGouth CterbOurs and Bremen: Wid-nfelx
NIerl hafaeh bombay Crib (NoTl. Port AntoniO
EIs9Ip (hr) Adelaide. Melbourne. sydney. etc
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor. the second
that of the creditor. and date when Judgment was
filed
Clements EVELYN s-R C. Payne: april 2S 1905 S2Si 10
Field Edward Q.-F a. Dorman April 20 1903. 1S0 90
Leining. Louis F. Hatterman; March 16, 1904 49, -
Livingston. Johnston-H Monness ct al: June
Lormer Wright NJ Lvingston June %.
Mcshane Maria FL. J Kennedy; May Is. 1905 1l9 q
Randolph, Samuel F-M DOnohue July %. 1906 80 81
factuIing Company June = 1905 -. Ie5 %
1894 Ccanceiled s47 so
December % 1905 (vacateD -. 442 9s
psn51 Se15on January 'S'S 5 1904 eyerse 2eO 20
ami: March 81 1906 .......... 11s5 so
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24

BOuloyne Aux "a n u-Arr.ved steamer Nls1s : >
stes2am tDutchl BOnicr. New NoTS teF 49,
tGnd proceeded. fr,r-r
Roachy Heed. Aux .ss-Passed steamer AmeT'cea W
MarkschissEeT. NeH York for AnJwerp -,,..-r q
Sc Vincent. a v. Aug Z0-Slilcd. steaHnef A->
(Erl. Barclay. New 'NoTk -, ri--
C1cir. Aug 1I-NrrtVet, steamer MoEtScrIsl Sa-
goza. Vera Cruz. Havana ana New to1s -
Iona. etc. ,--asA
Genoa Aug et-Scilc8. s-tegn-7 L0mnaFdiN t,A+s ~
New Yo-N VIA Naples, q, ~
Naples Aug &s-sailed steamers ineilns 90,
(fTom Genoa and Messiah. New NoTN, 81 ~
tRVy from Merseillosl New YORK -. ~
Brow head Aux &-fessed. steamer hoel1 go
New York zor Liverpool -
singapore. aug 2G-ArTtvcS previously. stcAn,'. =
tfri Best. Ncs ACEN foE Manila etc ,-1 Ns0
Gibraltar, Aug eS-PAss-t. sxzanE-r Aiss.., Vo'lt
Ns~ lC.A .or Ns..os Ma.ss---cs. e..
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
BOROUGH CLERK THIEF.
Madison IN. j. OEcial Confesses
Embeszling SeUeraI Thousands.

Orange. Aug. as.-Ma6!son has a sensation which
has been brought about by the confession Of Bor-
oush Clerk ~ Van Wagenen Meyer. that he is an
enbezzler. II is feared the peculations may reach
$500. Dr. Calvin Anderson. Mayor OF the borough.
when asked today what explanation Meyer had
made replied:
1T was the old. old story. He had merely an
iicipated salary payments with the intention of
putting she money back. and it got beyond him. "
Meyer succeeded William y. Ball in 1898. after
Bail had abscOnded leaving behind him shortage
of s2cc0 Simon p Flanagan. member Of the
Borough Council has been appointed in place OF
Meyer. who in HIS confession merely anticipated
she report Of citizens committee which, with an
expert, has been going the books. The osten-
sible purpose Of this overhaulng OF the borough
records was 10 start a new system Of accounting,
but the real purpose 20 have been TO discover
a suspected shortage
Meyer has always borne an unblemished reputa-
fion. The confession which has just Deen lnaue
public. was made TO Mayor Anderson last Frio"E'
Meyer repeated his statements at a special meet
ing OF the council on Monday. The American
Surety Company which IS the deTaulters oo"u
tor $500 has been informed
Since the disclosures Meyer has been working
quite hard IN the borough clerks office aiding the
accountants to straighten out the books ana snow
ing just where the trouble lies. Meyer Is said 10
own up 10 taking $500 though many think 2OoO
should be added TO shat Discrepancies asgreget-
inq 500 have been discovered so far through false
entries which the investigators have found
Madison has a municipal lighting plant ana Water
supply system. and Meyer had 10 make out the
bills which were then paid to him. Meyer modelled
his system of peculation that OF his preGeces-
sor Ball When resident paid bill OF sl2 % s fos
pocket the balance. Meyer IS said. as measure OF
which correct entries were made 50 he could keep
tabs his stealings. The license accounts ne
kept, though. are said 10 be hopelessly muddled
Il is generally thought that the friends OF Meyer
win help him out in MS trouble a dd tne s5nt S5g
Madison few weeks ago. but was not molesieu'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
STRIKE BOYCOTT LEGAL.
Saron Supreme Court Decides
against En- pLogers.

Leipsic. Aug 23-The Supreme Court of Sax
ony has decided that boycott and strike in wages
wars are not punishable by law, and that en-
ployers cannot demand compensation for losses
caused by strikes or boycotts. The court also
holds that there is no offence against the law
when strikers, through the press or by pam
phlets, appeal for public support
The verdict is the result of the case of the
boycotted bakers of the town OF Kiel. who
claimed $1,000 damages and the punishment OF
the proprietor of a local newspaper The re-
cision is likely to revolutionize the future OF
strikes.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
DEAL NEAR WINDSOR ARCADE
STERLING REALTY COMPANY BUYS FIFTH ApENpE
BUSINESS BUILDING.
Concrete Garage Built in Broaday Leased from the Plans
$4OOOOO D0cntozcn Rental

esth ST. No 2O5 West: Tobias Schwartz agt
Elizabeth and John Carroll, owners ana con- ,
tractors
1s9th ST. n. 8 100 II. ". OF sth ave-. bONeg.1;
Joseph Levoll agt. Frank Mueller, owner: MueI-
Ter Bros. contractors & - ne ayas
James OBrien agt. Louisa Schultz and estate
OF Charlotte Miller. Owners Margaret L" ana =
W. Schultz, contractors a."
1Osth st. Nos 116 and IFS East; Markus hotn-
holz agt Harris Rchman and John Green ,
field. owners and contractors -.......-.........
Avenue A. No. 14i*; Frank Krakow agt Sidney a
Waenstein, and contractor ---.--..---.
18th St. Nos AZ and as West: National Damp
I'roohng Company aat Benjamin Sisserman'
owner ana contractor
1881 St. No. 4sO 20 446 East same ast. Louis o:
Cohen and Charles S. GOdberger. owners ana
Sth ave. s.. whole front between 10Oth and
151st sts., 2loxf00: same agt William Soltz and
Max Raymond, owners and contractors /
Sth ave. s e. Of 149th ST., 75xlOO; same
agt. Louis WeinStein owner and contractor
list ave, No. 220: Joseph Roth agt. Enterprise
Realty Company, owner. Levy & Wexelman.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Prospect ave. n e. corner Fox St: John Kingston
iSos i'e.s $3.50 %
2OOx1SO: Thomas r. White agt. Hanover Realty
ceiiedl 'I. 1000 %
Perry Ty sperliTs: AGsTst 10 1909 s. 90
gun ct ai July IL 1905 . e25 %
2O5th st.. n. s. ESQ f. W of Grand Boulevard and
Bodoioi; July 81 1ase 4se ...-.. 225 90
0hoyon agt SAN ueI Miller: January anu is 1905 " 4s 25
ing and Construction Company August e. 1908 l2S 90
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
MECHANICS LIENS.

icath ST. n o. 100 II W. of Manhattan ave- I43x
owner: samuel Mcheson, Son.ractor -. s7s5 81
!. Dreyer. owner; i.ubins d H'rschonsky.
WILT ST, No 1oa: J. Mailer ast J sohleslnser.
L. Fried. contractor
Heath p. TO2 f. II ~ H1ston ave. 25x
owner and contractor - l2lOO
Union Woodworking Company r.
Belt. owner and contractor. Thomas h Bell
j,
10th ST.. No. 2ll 70 2l9 West. sicl!an Asphalt
Paving Company Rgt Charles F. Kette-sr Com
paay. owner; MuFph~ & Son. contractors. .. sOs az
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
WHITE SYNDICATE GETS BIG PLANT.

IisF Telegraph % The I-ibune.
Cincinnati. Aug 2S.-A formal lease for ninety
nine years Of the Cincinnati Gas and Electric plan,
signed here to-day giving 1t into the hands of
the Union Gas and Electric Company A. s. White.
C. a Leib and J. J. Rollins. Of New York. ana r.
". White. Of Cleveland. represent the new COM
pany- The proposed lease has been before tho pub
lie for some time. slight hitch threatening 10 de-
feat the plan The leasing company puts up a de-
poSit 0i s5.opOO00 as a guarantee o! dividends 10
the old stockholders The capitalization is $50 900 :
Co., half preferred AT per cent and half common
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
MORE WAKEFIELD PARK SALES.

The Wakefield Park Realty Company has sold to
A. E. johnson lots Nos. 514 and SIS: to Margaret NJ
Harty lots Nos. $50 and 45l; to Magnus Hedner,
lot No. 5l1; TO Michael OConnell lots Nos s9S and
s94: to II. Carlson, lot No 512: to Gustaf A. Wall
lot No. $40; to the Rev. Herman Young lot No 4S5;
Francis j. Gunon, lots Nos. 9l7 and 9lS; 10
Cornelius Feeley. lots Nos. s2l and 922 10 julius
Anderson, lot No l93 TO r. j. BestOr. lots Nos sol
and 502: TO Emil F. Lumpe lots Nos 93S and 99, and
to Agnes DOnegan, lot No. S66. map of Wakefield
Park.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Glover St. s s 7O.9I5 fl W of 81 HaymOnds ave:
for story frame dwelling house and store,
23x53.3; Frank Padula owner; Macmillan Git
BarthOldi 81, S. 130 II Of Cedar ave. rear: for
cesco Moseolo owner L. Howard architect 1000
Cruger ave, I416 fl n Of st; a
Frank Luntin owner; Robert Glenn archteci 1000
214th : $50 # Maple ave;
brick (dimen-
Melville Lawrence architect 5000
Arnold ave S 1SS fl n of Pelham ave. for two
swenson. owner: Henry Nordheim. arehl:ect 5000
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT y

Bureau of Supplies ana Accounts Navy - :.
Washington. n. G.. until l0 O'CLOCK a ~. .s~-,.s
bar H. HOG. snf publicly opened inlIietessiS -
20 furnish az ths navy ward, New Nofks y e.
thy % naval supplied a, follows Sch co. laa.,'s
(scouO Unole0chec cotton dFill and l&tsO teose-
blankets sch. lOi: soAOs0 pounds tSooutl - -
mon and Go,-l pounds tabOutl evagoTsted prt,r.s Z
cations Cor proposals should designate yae 49, y
sired By number Blank proposals viii oe ~ r.
agplcstton 90 che navy p0y Ofcs. SeN 11-s
20 TIE hutesu u T. B. HARRIS. Fayn'~s,~
L. s. y. S-GOG
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
AFTER MILLION NAMES EoR PETITION.

Chicago. Aug. "a movement 10 get one million
petitioners for the establishment of postal savings
banks was begun last night by the North Side
Turner Society, many Of whose members suffered
Dy the collapse of the Milwaukee Avenue State
Bank Every candidate for Congress throughout
the country will be urged TO state his attitude
toward the founding Of postal savings institutions
ane an pohucal parties will be requested to assist
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
LEASES HOTEL FOR s1,2eo,0co.

Ritchey & Newell have leased No. to East
2sth st. for the Gotham Construction Company to
the Latham Hotel Company for period of twenty
one years at an aggregate rental of $1,26O0O0 The
building is a twelve and one-half story. fireprOof
hotel, having 25O rooms. 1t will be named 1he
Hotel Latham. The hotel will be opened on Sep
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
LIGHTNING HITS TWICE AND KILLS
IBy telegraph 10 The Tr,i7,,r

BY Telegraph 10 The tribune
Marion, Ohio. Aug. 23.-While lacking do,n a
CARPET AMI talking Of happy future with his wife
and baby in their new house, this afternoon Hon
swer Denman twenty-three years old living neor
Lsrre, was paralyzed b. ihunderbolt and Mrs
Denman and tho baby were knocked doun NE
Denman dragged her husband 70 the doorway 8
second Doit hit the house moment later killing
Denman. knocking his wife unconscious and burIinSS
the BABY twenty feet. The woman was revived aD
VIII recover The baby was badly hurt
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were filed
to-day with the Clerk Of the United States District
Court:
John Stern, merchant, voluntary petition; Habili-
ties, 1866 a. nominal assets 81, ,046 SO.
Morris Levin of No. sal Third avenue: Herman
Kruger, OF No. POI East sgd street and G. B. Sand
strom, of No. 101l Park avenue, involuntary petit
Ese, sSd street bni5incS SEQ Sco1tTectffng arm pati
toners claim for labor and materials upward OF
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
LIS PENDENS.

Lexington ave. g 56T IT n OF 51st ST. Is 4x6T: John
slattery ag Annie Corcoran 81 al foreclosure Of mort
gageD atty. w + Glare.
liivington ST. 2j4 Columbia st. No T3ls; Henry NJ
Greenberg Moses Scherer foreclosure Of mortgagel
atty. NJ Greenberg
10Th No 225 East; Gussie Albert BENJAMIN Levy
al specihc perfOrmance) attys. Rosenbluta Silver
lSH & ST. aus es[ Sa.narHe TonSkn si agy Ssan
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
TWO KILLED AT BLANCHARD QUARRY

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Worcester Mass. Aug. 23.-By the premature eX-
plosion Of dynamite at the Blanchard quarry in
Whitinsviile late this afternoon James B. Blanch-
ard. a member of the firm. received injuries from
which he died o'clock. His foreman, A C
Goodness. was killed outright Other employees were
injured bY HNing rock
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

queenstown. Aug 23-Saiied. steamer Majestic fn-A
Hayes (fTOIn LivoTpOOh. New York. "
CheThouTg. Aug p. n-ATrved. steamer Grosscr Kur
tuFat (CSerl. RandeFmann. New York pvmousH o.
Bremen land proceeded. -
GbraltaF Aus lTSailed. Fert Utah C,sanno,,
(from Genoa. MaTseilleS and Cett-l New YDrt. %
Palaed steamer Cita IL ToFnO utall Ferraro tsenS,
for New York "SA =
Bristol Aug sS-ATEtyed steamer IlAaGAr CITY (Br,.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
SALE OF WEST END AVE. HOUSE.

Z. ]. Phillips g. Co. have sold for Samuel ROseh
No. 752 West End ave. five story apartment
house. 4Oxle0 feet. Also sold for Anna c. Beckwth
No. 115 West 74th ST.. four story and basement
dwelling house, 20x1022 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
NEW YORK WOMAN KILLED IN ST. LOUIS

lBy Telesrl ph u The Tribune
ct. Louis. Aug Z3.-Mrs Charles A Hongs-
worth. OF West New Brighton. Staten Island. was
fatally injured while driving a team OF spirited
horses to-day. dying six hours later at the city
Hospital The accident due Mrs. HoIlings-
worth's attempt 70 make a sharp turn while The
horses we're going at q rapid gait
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS
loan
sss- AorVt
~

Goth ST. :. s.. s16s IT, e. Of % ave 3s4xloo:
Pincus LOwenfcd and William Prayer loan
Fox ave. W s. IO0 II. H. of jefferson ave. 2Jx
100: the Railroad Cooperative Building and
Loan Association loans Oscar Smith .........
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Amsterdam ave. s. Hath 70 1lSth st; for five six
story brick hathOuses and stores 401lxS7; Pol
stein Realty and Construction Company. owner;
C. F. ePham, architect s2tOfsl0
G. F. Pelham architect .S27O OOO
story brick hathouses and stores, 40xSI.11; r.
Kurzrok owner; f. A. Meyers, architect . 2a4Ooc
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
WIRELESS REPORTS

The Lucania. from Liverpool for New York. in
communication with Sable Island 12a miles south
that station. at $40 a. yesterday
The Amerika, from Hamburg for New York.
Gated with Sable Island when 100 miles that
station, at $50 yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
PRIVATE POLICE CHARGED WITH THEFT.

Savannah, Aug. 23.-Practically the whole police
force of the Ocean Steamship Company is charged
win stealing from the company. Six men have
been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-24
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