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New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

o$s6szs 5 aotssI n1ssss@ sic"
sd 6hs9aga So a m 97dTn Wds, to AS6o~ @ william e6i
niger to LNonhard Iaudenbach; mortgage 900
7ad =, st. to- No 5o2 East 25xlo22 John sculi
5si sfA St Nos ''i So ana 81 west 5O1oo5:
Feue-stein 70 Minnie Ivi2son; & mS5'gsg or & Sfs ess ~
eushnan and anothsr executors to James - COO
ct al to Marcus Singer and another. mortgage
7et6 St, No i97 West 9oxIo22: Harry /. Haas
ct al executors. 10 BENJAMIN Watkins; mort 97 coo
HenFy si 25 To 1886 corner Jackson ST. 1OOz2sx
1Nox35; Bernard m I'd Galewski to Abraham AasSel 100
Sd IHean axs referas S9Tasr II lSfa ssa 1 saosk 4oo
Aaron Avrutis; mortgage, SIS SOC; 100
Psaty ct ct al Snortgsse $is5o6 100
Eberie to Jacob 6 Eberie i part: Part Of all
sth st. 5 $ a4s f, Of Avenue b. 8a6y-; solo
mon sberblart to Margaret Jaeger; mortgage -,
PARK ave No i22s $ % 2xoo Pete Freess 20
s7th EenTi's m "a :ss5" 65 as a5Hioo n Sa,ha Huruz
., 10 9seph ehy 5t and a. an9HeT FTn@c moFtsas
isnnie wole to samuel Gross O al mo7tGage. -.
BT351qTs f sGTns5 5'ls. Ss,t St 9s1Ti72 ss6a3S
mortgage Si2G5OO. loo
Lots 3G 2 3S II IsT rs a9f sh e4 saob hap eSea
r.o, iaa 'saf same map, william Muller James
SGEf6 xioo ava james rsaaei% 6 ED TO % souni Realty
rynfsla srogsTty James ,oo
rened TS6r5 to sSrnd sTd lot leS a6 ame map sogai
Realry Company 10 Helen Casey. .........-.- 100
Lot pi3 man Van Nest Park Albert Paul
Meta NJ Hersemann and another: mortgage, -
Teller ave Ne 1905 9 : l66xso Thornton Bros
,6 9pPany No. ,S cRaF2' = a2d 4 we 4Sao5 II Louise
Davidson and another executors. II William 800
same @ property Louise ayidsaI 20 same i, 100
FyfTsjde Go4cJ adinstr6r RF6f S to- city Real
cdihttra P1my al psIEmav sttS 5 l75 IT Of broadway;
city Real Estate Company 10 George JOIN 1oo
sarae property. George F Johnson. 1r 10 Hendrix ,,
Hudson Company: mortgage, S@fuu'o-. ~
81. East. 20xlooll Su2Isnls L,cS ta,
Company 10 Max Greenwalt. mortgage SlIT",. ~
lexington ave NJ 1872 9 @'N.1 10 Ma 4l5 O'Oa 10,
81. . 100 q of Nernilyea ave, lux
100. sterling Realty co to washington
Heights Realty Corporation; mortgage ,,,
27tS ST. No $50 west IS 9x9S9; Lena Levy 70
loed st 80 II West 1s.5xIoo11: George Ger
ach 10 John z. Geriach trustee t. -s;.-..f,
Sampson Wsinhandier and another 100
I1sth a. 10 e6 west e5xiooIt. Beckie Levin
- Esther Berrent; mortgage $1",''e' an ,oo
Ioeth S. : 1s7 II " OF park ave l7xlooIl
George F Auger 10 Lima Fschbeir' mort
East R-osdvav No 1ss e. 25xS5 Morris
Goodman : a TO warheit Publishing CO. ,oo
9s,h 81 n 81 East 25xioa.i1: theresa Del
Eowskv to Berko Kope!owitz; all liens -,
Feu-r o John Mayer. mortgage. go,
Broome St corner surolk s. 25x75
MI0st f0ene st 10 @ 1s5 $ - ~ ;s5 oSa 100
Monroe 81. Gouverneur ST. 5NhN
$40 Abraham Halprin al TO Morris ,no
.ootR 81 81 : 800 800 r. Of coumbns ava l5z
l'eli. John \ Prigge 20 James Bushey
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
SOIONS FINISH WORK.
,p Used BY GOVERNOR.
:, Attempt of Water Lobby Frus-
,rafed-Inswance a Topic.
rRv Telegraph 20 The Tribune ]

-, April l3-The Legislature adjourned
g-15 o'clock this morning. The usual
she ',.-,entary resolutions were adopted. songs
con'f.-.. re and tareweIls were said. The Senate
'ele m ,ts work by going into executive ses-
Nounu ,,,frn,ing the following nominations
sion O. -, the Governor: Frederick E Cham
sem ,,5se Of the District Court OF Bayonne
ee'a-,- 60 Roberson and James S. Green. mem
NO' :, che board Of managers of the Sanatorium
OsFs s..--,,losis. - and Thomas A Matthias for
.or,rnissioner Of pilotage-
Co. 1obhy behind the big water scheme made
,..,amnt 10 get Senate Bill 14l through the
So Iust as the Speaker was about TO de-
t,,s;rass over, Assemblyman Warren moved
consider the vote by which the measure
,,st He had the clerk read a letter from
- Ninturn 10 The Tribune, published
month ago. defending the measure He
ono,her appeal for the bill. Martin and
~ nrotested On the rOlcan. There Were
.u,y-eishr votes TO reconsider. the same vote
- MI received when it was upon final passage
:. ling evident that the bill was absolutely and
- hea;en the Speaker had the vote an
bounced.
rtere were q great many men who expected
-,ota 2 nice thing out Of the scheme greatly
disappointed
rzy,en the committee waited on the Governor
., ,rfor7n him that the Legislature was ready TO
,s,ourn he told them he considered that the
VII accon1plished by the Legislature was e~-
.a5incly important and of great benefit TO T.
.,a He congratulated the lawmakers on the.r
sSo-sr,er and ability. and intimated that il was
e~e of The best legislatures on record.
The resolution passed by the Senate yesterday
- Ire appointnent of a committee TO inYesu-
-ts The insurance question have caused a great
sssol ~ talk II was supposed the Governor
s-sa the resolution with A view OF enhancing
~ Senatorial chances but this is wrong. The
.sso,1,ion was drawn by Senator Hillery at his
4oe IN MorristoWn al the suggestion Of Sena-
- WakeIee Hillery said to-day that he in
.,ssd as chairman Of the committee. 10 spend
. s-sst deal OF time and a lot of hard work on
..s ,r,-estigation The resolution he considered
s-v broad Under its provisions the committee
lis rof only go over the records Of the in
sg-snoe department, but IL could go into the
s-s1rsnce companies and have access TO any
--srernents or books II pleased. While il had
-, the mower 10 summon Witnesses, II could ask
sar anv information and interview any of the
1acisls and have q stenOgrapher take down the
@,Nes Senator Colby considered the resolu-
.61 nos, excellent. and thought a good deal
raris be accomplished by the investigation
ssrstor Wakelee said he doubted his having
time 10 serve on the committee, and might have
10 decline.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
BUYS BIG BRONX PLOT.
" AhEFIELD PARK COMP Any THE PURCHASER
PARCEL ABOUT $50 LOTS
pees Add to His Vest Side odngs-Sale of 4
House.

The Wakefield Park Realty Company has pur-
ehased the property of Captain Andrew c. Zabris
orc aoJoihlns its present holdings and comprising
ABOUT $50 lots This parcel together with the prop
cry previously opened up. gives them about 1000
o'S with frontage of several miles in Webster
e' "akeheld ave- C24lst st) Glen Road (242d ST.,
80 80 many other streets and avenues. The new ad-
4'iol brings Wakefield Park to within 800 feet of
,- "aheheid station on the Harlem branch of the
- olh central The eectrifcation of the Har-
Naiifoad to Wakefield station will be COM
peeed ABOUT September / and this will give Wake
go arr rapid transit service from the Grand
oe.iHaI station Wakefield Park on the west side
extends to KimbaI ave about . o0o feet from Je-
rome ave
iloHace .. Ely q Co. and A. Charlton Oliver have
soiu lot Henry Burden. as trustee, No. 447 West
o'th ST. four story. high stoop brownstone dwell
ing mouse on lot 16sxlO05 feet; and for the John
N"r'er Brown estate, No 455 West 57th St, four
lOsNlooo feet The buyer is Ramon Velez. who
owns adjoining property. and by this purchase
controls a plot of 50xlOO5 feet
"eorse X Read & Co. have sold No Al East 4lst
ST. a four story and basement brownstone dwelling
mouse on lot 20Sx5S 10x irregular 100 feet
Madison ave.
The Bradish Johnson estate has bought from the
estate of Jacob Wall No GA West 2lst ST. a four
StoIg StiSo ana basement brick dwelling house lot
snIt% iee' II 1orms an l. with parcel at the
fp h corner of 9Th ave. and 21st ST. owned by
., The estate of o. W. Jones has sold No. As West
5st d,st ST. four story and basement brownstone
SWelng house on lot 25xlO0 feet, go feet east OF
Charles w Morse has bought Nos 72o and 722
Fifth ave two five story brick and stone dwelling
houses 6oxlOo feet at the northwest of 56th
, -. Golding was the broker. A full report of the
'rTfsaS9i0n ms Si Is printed in another column u
OF the tenement houses in West 18th known
Willard & Co.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY

Inc Following petluOns in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States cir
cult Court:
An involuntary petition filed against Henry
s{,, o{gIer, NO, 262 West 1leth street by Harris &
niI lander with claim of Sa22; Kohn & Co. with
claim OF 80. Preferences are alleged
Patrick q. Powers No S4S East s3d street vol
untary petition; liabilities, $,215; assets N55l The
principal creditors the Roeblng Construction
S@omPanX, @ pa y 9o3 and Eugene and Victor fremont
household goods. $50; machinery S70: accounts
S25l; unliquidated claims. $3.50
schedules of Louis Schwartz show debts of 81 1873.
assets, ,-,l2. The principal creditor is Picker
Bros, No los West 125th street, $5l6 The assets
are notes. $1,000; accounts. $ls2.
schedulss OF Morris Donnenfed (and firm show
oeois i OF slo,SH ana assets OF S5s2 The principal
creditors are NJ Lowenstein & Sons. No. l3 Iispen-
ard street. S5l5; Zweibel & Benowitz No 81 Alien
street $3.50. The assets consist of accounts s5972
Frank l. Waterbury. agent. No 2 East l2sth
street voluntary petition liabilities, $902; assets
30 The principal creditors john and George K,
Merry: No. 207 Fifth avenue a,2S1; Riverside Bank
$500: Mutual Bank s727.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Warheit Publishing Company to Goodman and
al other; East Broadway, No 1873. 2SXso. l YEAR
MiddletoWn Realty Company to NJ TuEik: I5lst
81, $. ~ II e Of Bradhurst ave. 4ONs8; . years
q per cent
Johnson George F jr to city Real Estate Com
Broadway. S0x irregular; demand. .-...-......
Middle Town Realty Company NJ Tlnik: Brad
hurst ave, corner l5lst ST. 49xs5, years,
Same NJ Tunik: Brsdhurst ave : 49fI II
OF 151st st. 49xs5: years 6 per CENT. d.
Kelly. William J. to Title Guarantee and Trust
company; 12Sth st. =. 345 n g OF Lenox ave.
Casey. Helen F. to sound Realty Company:
Becker ave. e s, lot 1875. map Washingtonviile.
a0XlOo; years. 5i2 per cent. ..-.-.-..-.
Dos; same map; 5 years. per cent. ..---..-...-
kassel, Abraham. to Cfclewski Henry st. No
336 1Oox2S; years. per cent .--.....---
Morrison Marguerite NJ. and another 10 J Par
ave. 12SXl55: due August l, 1906: per cent
Gross, Samuel. ct al To Jonnie Wolf; 14th ST. 5:
3o4.9 fl of Avenue c. 80. 3x1O3S; 3 years. %
Chirm. Joseph. 70 Nathan Hurwitz: 9th 81. n g
l15 TT of Sd ave, 25x1o0.f1; due October L.
IslO; per cent. ~, 13: ana an
other trustees: 1i4th 81. No 60 East: due April
l. 1899: 5i2 per cent :
Greenwald. Max TO Supreme Realty Company
11Sth ST. No 90 East: prior mortgage. SlS'O"''
due October /. 1908: s per cent.
Washington Heights Realty Company 70 SterIihs
Realty Company; Isham st, s. 100 ~ S @,
Vermilyea ave, 1Oox1O0; prior mortgage so'Voo'
Stern Henriette to Peter Freess: Park ave. No no
122S. y 2x1to: prior mortgage S-S''"''
due April 1. 1910 per cent 90; :
st. No PIP East; prior mortgage si'''o''
years, per cent
Hall. Charlotte E 10 Thornton Brothers Conpany'
Teller ave. No 1905, $. 166xsO instalmen's'
. . .
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
WELL KNOWN TAx1DERM1sr SUICIDE
Stomach Trouble Cause of Pertia Aldrichs 8
Act-Daughter Finds Body.
TBy Telegraph To The Tr,bn,a .,

Haruoru' Conn, April 13.-Pertia Aldrich an
expert taNidermist, committed suicide to-day by
hanging himself in the cellar of his home with n
small rope suspended from a cross-toint that
II allowed his toes to dangle on the basement
floor. Dependency because of continued stom-
ach trouble is attributed as the cause His
daughter found him dead half an hour after he
mao been eating fruit up stairs. Mr. AIdrich was
born in WOonsocket about sixty-fve years ago.
where he learned to he a taxidermist and has
since lived in Providence Boston. Middletown
and In Maine towns. He won first prize several
years ago In a London exhibition and was a rec
ognized authority in this country He was a
crack rife shot and had competed with DR.
carver and Bogardus, of New York He leaves
besides his daughter, several relatives in Rhode
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
LIS PENOENS.

Intersection of line dividing of Lewis B. Hasey at
land Ter1sha w. with line dividing and OF
rusha W Halsey land of estate of T. b. Halsey ~
Of York. Westchester a. Boston ttal
way centre intersection Of W oth ave. anu t
New, Work WestCheser Railway, centre line at
intersection Of 5 5th ave containing S61 acres The
Bronx: New York Westchester Boston Railway com
panv agt Lewis p Halsey et al action 10 acquire ute
b,- Conformation: attorney ]. T. Richards
New York Westchester & Boston Railway. centre HHe
AZ intersection The Bronx and Pelham PARKWAY
which point is SO11 W. OF Wiliamsbridge Road con
raining acres Bronx agt Van Nest Lana
and Improvement Company al; action 10 acquire ue
nv conformation: attorney J. T. Richards .
Park ave West. W. 1900 # OF lS2d St deXs %3I n
". lSOth St, 70 2xItO xix
100 l. two actions Anna stephens agt the Northern
Improvement Company al: foreclosure or TWO mort
cages attorney J. E. Carpenter -, =, ezo
Ba1holdi cor White Plains Roagi 49, 81 t al
irrep sound Realty Company Alexander piher et Ill
action 10 declare Hen; attorneys. Moss Feiner
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14

and another; mortgage. s1s .........
ISL ave. corner 18th st. 25.sx10O: Tannen-
baum q Lowsnstein Morris Nuzer and
aaotner: mortgage. s3s.000. .....-.......
1Vth ST. NO a46 West, 25x9S.9. NJ d Mozart TO
paniei . Moses: mortgage siO.250. .......
stanton 81, corner Willett ST 25x75: Dawson
realty Company and another 10 Bernhard
HUI ave. :, 326.I II Of Gun Hill Road 5sx1O0;
Anna NJ Phelps Thomas E Fox and another
81 AIMS ave No ga. s. .. 3x irreg julius
Braun to Albert Hochheimer; mortgage. So Oao-
ogden ave. 5. 325 II Of ie2d St 81 SIX iTrcg
- Emily c Smith to John r Kaiser ...-..........
Fulton St No AZ. s: Emma Luerssen ct al
10 Blakssloe Barnes four-hfths part: mortgage.
Same property: Arthur F Kramer and another
same: all title ......---...-.............
same property. Annie Kramer same........-.
S5fh ST. n ;. 10 - W Of Avenue A. 25x1o2 .:
Elisabethe Wagener TO Michael Johannes. mort
gage. SO 800 ........-..............
1861 st. n $ 2i1 II e OF I4enox ave. 1sx1O0 II:
Mllhe Levy to solomon Iottenberg; mortgage.
lo6th St Nos 223 and 2a5 West 5OxIOO II: Theo-
doTe Lansenbahn To Charles Schuler; mortgage.
F1o'VO
Southern Boulevard. :. 10 n Of Home s;.
25S100: James O'Hara to Martha Graham;
mortgage. So. $50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
61st, No 232 West 25xI0O5; Fanny Gruen 10
Jonas Well ana another; mortgage. $4,000 .-...-
Same property; Jonas Well ct 81 10 Celia Siegel.
mortgage, $4,000 -..---.-.-.-. ---..---.---
SSth 81. No les East Irving Bachrach ct al 20
Julius j Dukas: mortgage. $4,000 --...-.,....-
Clinton st. No lTI. $. 23-6N100: Barnet Fish
man ct al 70 Max BlisinkOf and another; mort
gage. S29 OC0 .......-....-...-
18th St No iOs West 29.6x92 Charles { Lang
ham to Charles Ehrman; mortgage. S2.oo0.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

f. Y. Prosca & Co. have sold 10 Arthur L. Smith
No 2C62 Iafouta!ne ave, a three story private
dwelling house. The same firm has also resod for
Morris Aronson a client the three story private
dwelling house. No. 15 East 10th ST.
J. Romaine Brown Co. have sold Nos So, 5l4
and 5lS West 53d ST, a modern stable on plot
75xl0O5 feet. for Naughton Co, To a client.
Thomas 2 FItzsimons has sold for Katharine ].
Flood the FIVE story double broVnstone fathouse
NJ. 70 West 9th ST. 25xs7xl00 feet.
Heilner & Wolf have resold. through William
Cruikshank's Sons. No q Albany ST.. a four story
tenement house. with stores. lot l9xi0x irregu-
lar The sellers recently bought the parcel at auc-
ton. salem Sahadi Is the buyer.
Pease & Gilman have sold Tor General Benjamin
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
LONG ISLAND CITY BLOCK SOLD

Frederick A Phelps has sold 10 Loren y. WOOD
q block Of 60 lots to be valued at $l50.OO0, III
Long Island City. bounded on the north by Thah-
CO.., ave south by Mott ave, west by Manley ST.
and east bv Mount st. The property is only block
east of the proposed Dutch Kills Canal. and 1t Is
said that the purchase IS in the interests of the
Deenon Terminal Company which is filling in the
meadows with the material taken from the Belmont
md nrSvlvania Railroad tunnels. The land Is
to be used for extension OF the Long Island
RafIroad freight yard and for manufacturing sites
Josephine A Consdiue has sold 60 the Yeagley
Realty Company several plots WoodhaVen Long
Island comprising A acres between Atlantic ave.
on the north and Liberty ave. the south and
known as the Eidert estate tract The property
Is said To be valued at 1925 900. II Is subject To
three mortgages. dggregating $l23,000
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
TAKES FARMER AT REvoLvER's POINT
PRISONER Accused of Interfering with Long
Island Highway Commissioners

Afni'yv1lle. Long Island April 1s-John Town
seIu' Wen known farmer of Pine Lawn was ar
resreo to-day at the point revolver by Chief ne
Ioice sratton on the charge of interfering with
sn"ay commissioners. who We're engaged in
working the road known as New t5;gbue,, ~
commissioners say that Townsend threatened their
NFes ana prevented them from carrying out their
WORK Armed with the warrant Chief stratton
tr ~ searC1 or Townsend He found him at his
1ai III me olncer had considerable trouble before
s ne secured the prisoner Townsend was taken be-
lore Jusuce wells, who adjourned the case until
tomorrow. He was admitted 10 bail He saws the
commissioners were acting illegally. ~
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
MECHANICS, LIENS.

Central Park West. $ ". corner s9th st. 125l1x
10 F L. smith & CO. ag' Ie'el 342 ~
2d ST No. 2 70 2l Fast as1sI gGs9n s5
5gth ST No SOS East; New York Mosaic ana
Marble Company as sam sooel owner 'oset no OO
tCist St No aOl & East Anse9 Eolen as so
1881 No 4g TO 50 West 1 roSq SGEo s
oO9th st s. Amsterdam ave. 5oN
90 II: @ Richard T. Irwin ast SADIE J. Ne IS IA
Bedford st, n Morton st. 65xT5; Joseph
sshgesser ast Samuel Miller owner anu ss OO
12gtb St both St. Convent ave. and St Nicholas
TeTraoe whole b9GE E"I A;er IaySr 12s
Avenue n los fl. Of 18th ST, 246Xlto,
Borga 60 & 90 & Ssr dsTdps l2t'anz' 500 %
t1Sth st No. 344 East. Bernardo Ruffno 4 GO
agt Samuel P9ak ana John lo'l.''' ~ $50 o.
XII ave n corner 18th 49x1411 1Ox irreg-
ulaT, Gr9S5 RrdtFars aGTn 1g conrari6Ts 95 Il
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
LATlN-AMERIcAN TOPICS.

The 'Tr1hlua.'' of Rio Janeiro. the sem-ofRcial
organ Of Baron de Rio Branco Brazilian Minister
" Foreign Affairs declares that the Minister OF
hrszu 10 the United States Senior Nabuco was
hm feliz' fortunate, in the conference which he
hsn al Washington with the Secretary of State.
re Showed sach an enthusiasm, says the ''Tribuna,
.: tie Monroe Doctrine as interpreted by Presi-
eIt Roosevelt, that Ee eXhorted the I4atin-Ameri-
a. a. repghacs 10 accept i-a counsel which was not
~ 5.iL.l L.l cllIohlauc representative OF Brazil
aTri1r aie aIty which ne j. performing adds The
'-''it lhe meeting OF the Pan-American Congress.
me United States IS on the carpet with respect
70 NE problem q the ownership of the provinces
y 4acra and africa, which were Peruvian before
ne oeieat II Peru in the war Of l87g-'s2 and We're
-leh Transferred 70 Chilli the victor for a tenn
sssiy occupation until a plebiscte should be held
y5,. y5,.4tI5s whether the Inhabitants wanted to side
~, ~ that Gordian knot and many Chilian papers
So, u-al i Is with the sword Of the United
iayor cru 'Al'e''s 10 cut lhat KNOT III i'S
a Ch4l elections for the Senate have taken place
-o-saout the republic in great tranquility There
s1s 'Rls unle an innovation respecting the status
'le Candidates. The Council Of State. a few
'S ago 10 prevent public functionaries from
eras. es ,Le!r posts 10 further personal inter
csSc5l cl ~ law, b. which any functionary chosen
fe4leie foT the Senate or the Chamber should re-
lloe his charge three months At ieasi before the
nvF.5" W. not complied wlth ais election would be
Oral 80" HE latest results of the present cleo
PeST -ss,;.Ia'sh received by mail show that Senor
ilufs -1'Iiii VINO was chief OF the Congressional
ans si.l i.l 10 the United States ia 1850 10 secure
IN. llt- ammunition ana 10 plead the cause o.
,-tOi AuOnaTy conservatives against President
10 'I,-leaa Who was defeated and killed himself
No. ye'i4 elected Senator Al Santiago by ..:g-
csrSSs majority. SenOr Pedro Montt is one OF the
5esco 7u 'i4e ~ ''
lhe reading Of the South American papers espe-
- those published at Buenos Ayres, would i'm
'esS one with The idea that revolution and blood
j, nlai occur a. any moment In the Republic
a. = -sla!- Alarming news has been puplished
since The last revolutionary attempt LED by the
Us Saiaiva. but these alarms have been connned
o,ns ,ns lssr news at hand by mail. according 10 the
srS -.s OF opposition newspapers al Monte "a .
49, sensational papers A. Buenos ay4ra- -
Fresl5s ~ the opposition 10 tne goNeIHHleiIss ~ ~
frs, - Battlc > Dr1Ctez, N Uruguay, fLu c.
rc1 --yfeTnlaent. as says "El Dis. but they Mou.o
r-tt....4 -. taking q Share IN a. he tres1Sht 40 az
49, atom is nct mach hated attef al, 9y ~!
- opposition. since me minority q M NJ
rs reEIeseTted a. his Cabinet ~ inc Allhlsis'
a. eDlc WORKS ar. Ro-lN1, wGom tHe N&iioiiA'
VIC cons!e.aes a lc>G.rg I--t.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
WORKMAN KILLED BY TRAIN.

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tr1bune.l
Elizabeth april l3.-Dominic Flannery, an iron
worker, was struck and killed this afternoon Al
Elizabeth by an eastbound Philadelphia flyer on
re PennsTl~ania Railroad. The victim lived in
New Brunswick and left wife and family. Two
4e4oW Workmel barely escaped his fate
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
ALLEGED FoReeR CAUGHT.

lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
AoTristoWn. April 81 Frank Holloway. Chief
o. Police Of Morristown, has found James Mccoy,
wanted in Morris County for forgery, in Jail in
Newark TIE chief discovered Mccoy had been in
fAinf'lo and traced him TO Newark where he
4 IN Jail On q charge OF disorderly conduct under
NE alias Of Dempsey. Mccoy one day last summer
ti tle Mansion House got a check for so cashed.
Slea later w1s discovered 10 be a forgery. - He
county -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Fox St W. $. 11O fl of Westchester ave: four
five story brick tenement houses, 439xsS; LOUIS
Stern & Co, owners; David stone architect "
Pleasant ave, W. 1856 fl. $. Of "a ST., two
story frame dwelling house. 2lx55.1; Peter
Regan owner; Louis Falk. architect ....--..--
Barretto ST. W. 3. 1I3 IT,. n, OF 18th St., one
story frame stable. 5Ox12T. 90: Hansen & crow,
nn-ner: William T Iavelle. architect $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
NO OBJECTION TO ORIENTAL DANCE.

= = Dodd agent Of the Presbyterian Building
81 fifth avenue and 3oth street, said yesterday that
m serious objection had been raised to prevent
she srnearance OF Miss Ruth st. Denis in Orien-
al dance al the matinee performance in aid of
the Mary F. Walton free kindergarten for negro
children. on April 2. Miss st. Denis, Mr.. Dodd
said WIS known 10 the pRtronesses of the benefit
Ar5ng me patronesses are Mr.. Dodd's daughter
and
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
MILDLY ROADS DELAY RocKEFELLERs.

[Py Telegraph 20 The Tribune
rs.ox. Mass. april l3.-John d. Rockefeller. jr-.
,,s p A. Rockefeller. OF New York, arrived to-day
,- Curtis Hotel on their way TO Wiiliamstown on
Ao-seback Since leaving the Hudson River the
rfssrs encountered terrific roads, mud and water
making the ride slow and tiresoIne' Ihey expect
n resch WiIliamStown tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
ROCK ISLAND TO BUILD TEXAS LINE.

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l
GslTssto- April l3-After three years trying
20 acquire control of the Houston & Texas Cen
iral ne Rock Island has abandoned the effort
and viii build its own line from Fort Worth TO
HauSon. 2s4 miles. Il will Le the shortest road
hstTeen North Texas and the Gulf by over forty
niles snd viii complete the main line for the Rock
Island, Frisco, YOakum, Colorado Road, through
Aorlh and West Texas 10 Galveston.
Tie Rock Island VIII build piers here TO accomno-
eae all the YoakUm roads. The projects represent
G 10000 investment.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

10th ST. $ s. 81 II. .. Of Broadway SON's'- H.
Elsie Powell loans Martha B Mosher. zoo
Amsterdam ave- n W corner 1IOth ST I"'NiuVV'
Corporate Realty Association loans Aaron :
and Philip D. shapiro - ,,c, ,,. ess,x
IOa. the CITY Mortgage Company loans Joseph
Ieitner and Charles kreyTnborg- '-''