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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
COPPERS JUMP AGAIN.
Combination Story ReuiUed- Bubble
Bursts Once More.

The copper combination story was again in
circulation yesterday. and coppers had another
rise. United Copper. which closed on the curb
yesterday at TN. jumped points at the open
ing TO a Amalgamated opened strong at 116
and went to 1864. The trading in both stocks
was active all day, 2S2.0 shares of Amalga-
mated changing hands, but before the close the
report was widely circulated that the state
ments of a settlement were inspired" and
coppers closed well down. United Copper at 10,
recorded net gain for the day Of more than
= points. but Amalgamated. at I14l5, showed
loss of 81
The story that was circulated yesterday with
q great show Of authority was that on account
of the personal feeling between Mr.. Rogers and
r. Augustus Heinze, a syndicate had got con-
troll of United Copper and settled the quarrel
with Amalgamated 1t was said that Mr. Rogers
accompiice before the fact to this ar
rangement. and that largely by his suggestion
Daniel GUggenheim the head Of the syndi-
cate that bought out HelnZe The further state
was 10 finance the proposed combination
These were the two facts in the story that
Mr.. GuSgenheim was the head OF the syndicate
that obtained control of United Copper and con-
Quoted the negotiations for a settlement with
Mr.. Rogers. and that the National City Rank
was 10 finance the combination The rest of the
story was highly interesting, but it could not
be said TO contain single statement which
could be settled upon as being cold fact. And
II has 10 be told that the two facts given vera
absolutely and authoritatively denied The
statement made from a Quarter which
could not be doubted that the Guggenheims
were not concerned in any negotiations for
settlement of the copper war 1t was denied
with equal authority that the National CITY
Bank was 10 finance any combination of Anal
gamated and HeinZe interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
FOR GUERNSEY BUILDING, s1,175ooo.

The Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Com
pany he's bought through John Fl. Golding from
the Marquand estate the Guernsey Building, No.
160 Broadway. The purchase price is under
stood to have been about S1.175.oo0. Robinson.
Biddle & Ward represented the Marquand es-
tate
The building is six stories high and occupies
plot 5S11x135x irregular. with IL" to No.
Maiden Lane. 21x90 feet. The buyer intends
70 improve the building and then occupy large
part of it. The office of Douglas Robinson,
Charles S. Brown & Co is on the main floor of
the structure. That firm had option to buy
the premises, but on Wednesday it decided not
TO exercise the option and a few hours later the
Lawyers Title Insurance Company became the
owner of the property. The title business Of the
Lawyers Title Insurance Company is carried
at No. 81 Libertyst.. and its trust business in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
OADWAY-LlBERTY-ST DEAL.
TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY ACQUIRES PRESENT
HOME OF TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY.
Harsen Company old Colonial Club Propey-Q"e"s Tract
Sold for S15OOOO
Sold for $75O,OOO.

The Title Insurance Company of New hofA'
of which Edgar ]. Levey is president. is to nave
a fine Broadway home 1t will occupy the prem
ises No. I40 to 146 Broadway. used by the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company In the
near future the Title Guarantee Company will
move into it's new building at No. 1876 Broadway.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company owns
No. 14O to f46 Broadway. It will extensively
alter the building for the Title Insurance Com
pany. The alteration plans include adding six
more stories to the structure
Dennis & Preston have leased the old Colonial
Club property at the southwest corner OF I'D
st. and Broadway to the Harsen Company Tor
a long term of years. The building will be eX-
tensvely remodelled with stores on the ground
floor and offices above. The corner store will
probably be occupied by trust company.
The Mcknight Realty Company has sold the
Kouwenhoven property of over nine hundred city
lots. between Flushing, Stenway. Rapelje and
winthrop aves for about $3.50 600. The prop
erty was owned by the Kouwenhoven family for
more than one hundred and fifty years. and was
kept intact while surrounding blocks were being
built UP. 1t is within five minutes by trolley of
the 92d-st. ferry and within ten minutes OF the
34th-st. ferry 1t will also be within five minutes
Of the terminals of the tunnels and Black
wells Island Bridge The Connecting Railroad
passes through the property The Mcknight
Realty Company has sole control or the prop
erty for the new owners. The property adjOns
the parcel recently purchased by John d. Grim
Minis on which he proposes to build 240 houses.
1t is understood that he will begin Immediately
the erection of the houses.
The Engineers Club property. No. 3f4 oth-aVe.
was Yesterday reported to have been leased for
long term to retail dealer, who will alter the
premises for his own business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The Rutland & Whiting company has sold for
Mrs Frederick \. Baldwin No. 129 West 77th-st
four story dwelling house. to George Nj. Olcott
Slawson q Hobbs have sold for Isabella NJ. Avery
10 a client the three and a half story limestone high
stoop dwelling house No. 222 West 7sth-st lss55x
1902 9 feet.
Du Bots & Taylor nave sold for the Cosmopolitan
Realty Company to client the three story
and basement stone and brick dwelling house on
the south side OF 14Sth-str rs feet west of Broad
way, on lot 166x99. II feet
James j. Buckingham has resold, in conjunction
with Jacob ]. Tabolt. for Philip Iiberman to
Harry b hShn No , 4lS West G FIVE story
Braisted, Goodman & Hershfield We're the brokers
sale Of The Ridgewood seven stor eleRa {oe
apartment house at the northeast corner OF Broad
way and l07th-st. on lot 12sXl00X82 feet The ask
ing price was $4,000 The buyer is George Rosen-
E. Osborne Smith & Co have sold for a client
the northeast corner Of 1sothst. and ST. Nicholas
David Stewart has sold for James and Ellen
Mcclure the plot 50XO0 feet, with three story and
east side Of Fort WasRington-ave 100 feet north
OF Depot Lane. TO an out of town client who will
The GaTdsn Really Company Of NswYOrk
hathouse, on plot 25x75 feet 'S 0'u"'0
James Kyle & Sons have sold for Mrs. Marie Kid
mel the SIX story apartment house. No 25 East
J., Arthur Vaudeville has resold for Rosalie Ro-
Dun & Brown have sold for Emily F. Lang M
dwelling house, 15x50x100 feet, and for Emma r
Merrill No. SIG West l4sth-st.. a three story and
basement dwelling house, l5x50xl0O feet
The firm OF Shoninger Brothers has sub-leasad
the third loft in the building being erected for
II at the southeast corner of 20th-st and BROADWAY
S6Xl25 feet, 10 Albert Double & Co. importers ~
laces, at $4,000 year for term of five years n
& /. Hess were the brokers.
The Charles F. NOyes Company has leased +bs
second floor of the Rhinelander building al Rose
ana Duane SITS, To the Hurst Eectrotype Comnanv
ar an aggregate rental OF about so06G1 Also SIN
lofts In Nos IS and 20 Cllff-st. for Nelson @ car
man 70 the Gotham Can Company. Also lofts In
Nos. Isl and 2SS Water-st for Evans AImirail a
Co, to Sherman & 60. ~
Jacob Herb has bought the three story dwelling
mouse No 2S8 Ith-ave, between 18th and l36th ats
on lot ISx75, from the Hermann Realty Com
pany. 10y 00ii-
Sol Brill has bought from Myers & Aronson the
kanawha, six story elevator apartment bonss
feet ' 'Ni"'-iA
Irving Blau has sold for Joseph Solomon Nos 70
plot 50xl0o1l feet. "ii a
L. Walter Lissberger has bought No 173 6, Mich
olas-ave. a hve story single fathouse on a Iot
23x1Oo feet. y" d iot
V. Victorson has sold for NJ Msch tn 7 T,,a,ar
plot 2sxiO0 IL feet, g. on
A NJ Baumann has sold for the estate Of Re-
becca philips the five story tenement house WITH
stores, No. ], $50 I'd ave. 32Xi00 feet. "'''
Abraham Calm has sold No. 1855 2d-ave a tI,ra.
leesehold " N''-'i leet
Edward oudItner has sold Nos 30 and aas Eaat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l- t r ST. No 40 West, 2os1001l James CarIen
Hist s. s No 2io e. East 25xloo1 Perscc
Lexington 1877 $ 2Sx4 E9sI John Hem lO"
mel executor to Francis Biegen; mortgage
,o SlS 900 ~, :....-...F@.,. $4,000
10 LOUIS DHion and another; mortgage, $24 100
sten to X Ru SaG Wo 2Sno s sG Gold
eS t1es St; No i42 West 25xlOoII; Elias Muir to
1ls Asse'a 100 part pa oTtsags s 500 100
a nofSs l@%nsd s s al 5 to Harris Man ana
'sTh-st y No 44o West. 25xiOo5; Mattern 10
Leon H. Kramer and another: mortgage, Sl7 On0 100
man to Max W. Rosenbaum and another mort
Baas1 to Nathan alns se fl! mdrt2 271
6tAs 5 50 II Of Avenue D. 22x rrcg Louis 100
Bsgsssen s,s g ood Elias Diamond sn6tRer
Lot $40 map Van Nest Park; Robert P Dempsey iOV
4sR- sa Y al NEs a. mSEigsge $3.50 Nominal
7asf er s'i! aaO m # az $500 100
erik e6o Hothan to Julius Braun: mortgage
Iq 4 1l7 R and us map Glasoa Point: 100
leithst rose C9 90 to R9mSsld9 TancTed Nominal
8ost sa BeFnssein mSr!gase s29
2et-st s5S TO Henri s d Carse $500
sa59 0a ct al to Gustav Lppmann: 9ort tam
Sd "a ave a.d No $40 248aloo Elizabeth Keller 100
e7 Rsst No 22i West 25xioO5; wiIhelmin 100
l'e5h7s st No 9e East 9oHiOo: Harry shwit2er i"
Lot roHSSood PARK 5oxs IS co,, 100
Madson-aTe No 4s BARRIER m9rgage 81 $50 Nominal
18th st. No a7s West fossPh mortgage, S24 OoO Gift
Fors a 80 Ida sehss7kenstein mortgage 10000 100
othe @e morts Ct al s s. ]g 5n Alexander
. ct al to # +. ~it3 fnd ssa ''''
o[ &ors solomon lS 20 Mas 4 q EMO
Eenrys ~ $1,000 90 - pan 10,
aSS So s!is Ss oldoart
Pfyn Ide G9dpan mortgage 500 ooo MUTT ,oo
ham TO Arns o 49, SIP % ese4 Jacob
@' E9' ls' annie aaa ls aaS.B AS 100
~. Abraham ka ~ As;
faf Ma5O &c S Putnam Holding co@pa sTSs m 5Shn
sd2s Man, 17SIl 1OCn-.t 2s1,oo Ami. 100
a 56 Otto E f So East 32sloS 100
Lewis corner 553 9sseF $500 slG oGO
AsF9n@R HaRr, ct y Al to 100
s ham sss sn 60 ct al to Abraham Ka.ss MORT
al tie T a. s co,:n s5l retec 100
Sc $50 ~ N0"en ana another; mortgage
'' 6utsP.a to 10 ToI isas745 George No'nn"
FfSdsrosa xsocbei a. to q s,1 lSs'h a'to
knq e Emilia % " Tors' s5S s7SoS
Dely-ave. s a50.ft n % ,7z,,,. =. 90 100
1s4th-st East sni esxfo6 NiG9snq Nominal
~ leroth; mortgage. $4,000 - ''se ftoi -
Etmiston Olive Neei,' hu" H. -oxS2 Colin
5lst-s No $50 East 2sx1oo' 8 Nominal
Prornsct az iii,p hchwartz mortsage IS op5 ,oo
ResItv Corna corner le5th-st sTxsS: Huison u"
sos 600 company to John short Ino rugso"
Ss.-Sd nos In and 12a West 4oIiaa a. r = 10"
2sths n : Moo mp Up van Nolkenburgh ana snotSc ,oo
- =. u'o II OF 6th-a % a.. ther 100
sac Co0 10 Aaron Coleman: nortraan
BaPtS a. W corner i44th-s 2axs4 iso,1ccii, 100
gage SIS LIVER ana another: mort
Ko.u;x To Los, OF Eiton-ave 25rioo: Io,, >ominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

o'th-st: Nos; III and 1lS East Thomas J. Fan
ming agt. Edward Van ValkenburKh ct al. DE-
Semoer Il 1900 Cancelled 50 sls
1s all June az ~ 1906 LITo
,5 sS5 NTi lam 9 Thorn Ct all October "a 100 soi
.s as' AdSi K 5ss e. Al, January 10 $50
Prescott Realty Company al: January
sa Igoo ..n,. Toc
,a l9Se 40; :; Iss
samuel smith agt Hyams Realty Company;
Rt DeIe%esF rs 1900; toi. -. sooc
156th sts.. 2oox1Oo; New-York ArchttsctursI
Terra Gotta Conn any ast. Haas & Iippman
January 81 o a9oS :, oar 1000
as' John Doe ct al November n. 1905 -, .Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
SATISFIED JUoeMENro

The first name Is that Of the deo.or ,sa
The creditor. and date when juazmeB, ~ ,'oni
BimoeEs; ChsEies and Meyer R-w r
B8nogare. Viaceut-I. SATIRE. rocco.
SANE y DurHe;d. November q. foa-.' H's-
Ta,ts- $3.50 shabi'2; January 10 la0s '-'.
1870 -A'y 70.
kroteL Paul. Du y Roberts. Ma, te &C.,.
NeCorfnlcS. John-A. a. shea Jsoi,s-. - 10
1890 -. ...-.-- ---..-.- - 'e'n
MGR a ,e.I thonlas ID McLarea. Novsr,t..
=. 49, - 20 -''''et
Hoed. Harris--M Chaiseu. IaTuar, y, 100,
faaa W. 'eIA'i' NJ Cnsiken, January u
AnD' -
Ryan Matthew a. Patrick J. ara yicb,l,..' ~
n Jeil1 81 al. January % Isls4 W.
Rankin, Elizabeth HI. RheInish- ~. +, 49,
HsnsaaN. william City o. New YORK ~.
Sar1e-Sarne; NAV IT 1890 -----..
StSne San4ue! IA Plant e. al. Febr,Iar,-- "a
sherman. Harry-S- Shapiro, Jauusrv II faes
Turk, Robert Is y. LaD. Oct0ha- o. -.
White James T. and George 10 |7r5 %; 80
chine COMPANY; Nav 4. 1897 - i's' Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
HICKS-DAvIS PAINTINGS SOLD.
First Night Disposes of Seventy-two Can
vases at S13,159.

The first session of the sale of the paintings Of
Mrs. Mary Hicks-Davis, executrix of the estate Of
Henry Hicks-Dayis with paintings from the
Thomas Blankley collection. was held last night at
Silo's Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. There are also
included in the sale paintings TO be sold by order
Of Henry J. Oldring ex-president of the Mechanics
and Traders Bank of Brooklyn
The seventy-two paintings sold last night brought
N3,l59 George Ogden bought Emil Carlsen's
Cloudy Moon" for 1870 "Eavesdroppers' Undo
ing, by Alonzo Perez, brought 1920. ID. Schuman-
neld paid 1890 for the Lotus Flower from the
Sacred Pond, by Rodolphe Ernst Mr. Berger. of
Providence. bought Louis Emile Adams Child
hoods Happy Hour for $3.50. and Frank Valley
paid $50 for Auguste Frederick Albert Schenck s
Sheep in Snowstorm,F and 1850 for Michel Simo-
nidy's Harmonic du Sor.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
MECHANICS LIENS.

0'ii So n, $: lsell n " OF Broadway. l6ox
Iuoo' Eugene T. Rachel and another aar Fr,
pIs Square Realty Company. owner FranL
Suilth and Robert Walsh. contractors q
NN'IstetueIIi-aVe-. corner IsSth-st sOxtOo.
James F. RYAN and another axt bach A Ts.CS'
-,..uuah. owners and contractors ,..... ,
49, 81, NO 100 West; William Oaa AIT water
trsctors owner Robertson & stevens. con
IobH ave e. - 200 n, N. OF 1T4th-s. boxto.
So NlniloGr agt- Samuel Barktn oxnsr
A,s-sa man Click, contractors. ,..... n
pau a n ". corner 10th st iODxiio. "
cont-,Stn no AsI Strong & Ireland. ownsrs and
g,on ave; Nos l. sse and ass E.r,,,..n, II
trar'nr AZ" bsrnard Brindzs. owner and con
INK I cav Nos, l5e6 and oeT; ..m, 80
., 9oiouon y Sons. owners and contrart~rs "sS :.
i, % Nos asa and ass; isldor sni l."
VIZ asS Esrnerd Brindre. owner; Jasah csr
.nlSah ehd H. Solder, contractors ~''eS ..
Bsrkmaar .Sd - and % East; same sst Davis
o man a. selder contraStors. N'Vs =.
ST, W. o., 10 IT. n OF prime =,
Bloch N eIspar q hansnsszrnan asst. snbermsn :
E, ots' louis Light sub-eontractor sV"''A'o-
art Inhn 81 NO 81 George II storm q q, ~
SsAs s"1$ss sAEn11 K ka0parN go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02

3D. ct. Nos AZ and 40 East. COX irres: Charles
Geiger ct al to Morris Punch; mortgage IN
sg soS No 1903 West 25xioo5: Henry wittsn-
berg to Morris samuel and another; mortgage "a.
1880 $500 corner 77tn-st IT. 5xoss: Iorns
n Gale 20 William L Shsafer; mortgage IN.
77sb'st No 837 East 25xio2 2: Katherine such
anck ct Henry ArOnson; mortgage, ss.0oo Noni'~
1lsd St Nos 2O4 and West. 5Ox90. IL: sarah
schiller to Dinah Bloom one fourth part mort fec
14aI-st = $ ~ II v Of 7th-aye. 5oxee11: Benta-
min orossman 1t al 10 Sarah schiller; m'r'sAs 100
7tSo ave n W corner ii2th-st 25.iixioo Metropolis
SsSgs,.ss sSo to % 'se0o Nominal
50tf-st ; s. $50 II W o 9th-ave 25x1OOS; Eliza
beth Grossman to George MunstsrInan' Hh'i 100
1i4tn-st Nos 545 and 5i7 4ox9e i: Elias ,oo
Gussarom Nina Efngar; mortgage. S4Vo".' ~
T. no d oIS NeS A' ga 500 Nominal
-d no eye z S0 goi oytsag @ Nominal
ISL az no d,LLv i,nSrs n,ortgags IS OoO 100
a. 40 ~ Ess5 an, ono,Ter 100
ID Lave. W 40.5 q Of sd 20Efo. L1,tle
2e"'s'h TO washington h,Ha''D Nominal
Fulton a n q $ at wall between Nos f23 and 125.
running IA a 119 TO Ann-st = E'x w lieN
n -; David " Sanuels TO Jefferson NJ Levy ,oo
f,I noEtsSse ;se W : a5x7o: Arthur II san
Moritz l. Ernst and another mortgage 100
1e IN 81 $50 No sos West. 25xlos i smi, syInes to
James Neaiis mortgage, SILL ..... ...::..:e. lW
st Ann's-aye. Nos 125 and f2I. W :. 4S1lxlW;
John II Borgstede TO August HennlcEe; mort 40
s1stFst : $ sio IT e Of 9th ave 20xese: Harry
Held to Hudson Realty Company, mortsssr 100
.1st1st n = 1a5 r. = Of i1th ave 25x1OO5: David
II Henderson 10 Denis Lyons and another;
mortgage Sa.Ufp NOMINAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
INDIANA FARM MORTGAGES INCREASE.
IBy Telegraph TO The tribune.

BY Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Indianapolis Feb. 1-Statistics on real estate
transactions completed for the years 1904 and
1905 by Joseph S. Stubs, the State statistician
show wonderful increase in the amount of
the mortgages on farms III Indiana in 1905 as
compared with 1904. IN 1905 there were So 167
mortgages filed on farms amounting to $40
S19902 In 1904 there were % 725 mortgages
Oh farms, amounting to $50 6l2 40S. On town
and city property the number and amount of
mortgages decreased In 1904 there were "a 564
mortgages. amounting to So 1876 40 In 1905
there were 2So36 amounting to 500. 172 293
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
N. Y. C. ELECTRIC CHAIN COMPLETE.
Rochester Railway and Light Company Goes
to Mohawk Valley Holding Concern.

The control Of the Rochester Railway and Light
Company was formally passed yesterday TO the
Mohawk Valley Company which is the holding
company the electric traction lines secured in
the interest Of the New York Central Railroad.
Sixty per of the capital stock Of the Rochester
Railway and Light Company comes into the hands
OF the New-York Central interests and 40 per cent
goes to the Andrews syndicate, which has been
operating in carrying out the plans of the New
York Central With the Rochester purchase the
trolley lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
NEW FERRYBoAT COMING HERE.
(By telegraph 10 The Tribune

tBy Telegraph The Tribune
Wilmington, Del. Feb. 1.-The steel ferryboat
Somerville, constructed by the Harlan & Hol-
lingsworth Corporation here for the Central
Railroad of New-Jersey for service in New
York Harbor left here for it's destination al
$40 D. m. to-day. The craft first had trial
trip on the Delaware River. New York will be
reached tomorrow morning The Somerya
was launched on November II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
CITY NEWS IN Brief.

Walter Wilson, ~ No. 9oS West 3sth-st charged
with having assaulted and tried TO rob Mrs Ber-
tia Brooks Of No. lo7 West 77th-st.. was held in
examination on February 6.
The Board Of Education announces that PROBES
sor Walter Scott Perry. director Of fine arts al
Pratt Institute, viii deliver series Of four lect-
ures. beginning Tuesday, at the American Museum
81 Columbia viii cloze It's c5rse Of lecture. 81
Luke . Iiah on Thursday
Inspector Mclaughlin. Of the Detective Bureau
said yesterday thai he had Identified Ralph F
Heebner who was killed by falling from a train
ago as Ralph alias smooth REED one Of d t6s
best known criminals in the United States.
The committee appointed by the executive COM
mittee Of the Repubcaa County Committee 30
work for The repeal or modification Of the Stock
At 81 tie oesoe Of Black sit oioo 51
President woodrow Wilson Of Princeton Will be
The guest Of the l-otos Club al its dinner to-nor-
row night Among tho other guests expected are
Union College, Chancellor MacCracken OF New
lese Of the city Of New-York
George Tow and Louis Way were held ~ the
coroners jury yesterday for killing Chin Wing and
Lee Soon IN The fight between the On L,eong Tongs
snS ne Hip Sings on January p Three Others
sroufser Committed them All To tho ro GS5Sne e6
await The action Of the grand jury.
The Williams Alumni Association of New York
will hold i's annual dinner at Dernonico's tonight
Hamilton W. Msb.e. president Of the association
VIII act as toastrcster. Tho speakers viii be Pro-
lessor John Haskell Hewitt, President Finley OF
William Geodel Frost Il Bs:@a College ana Dr.
sty.
Mrs NJ Tordlnab, si-ty years ola ~ no ? so3
Huenes-als. The Bronx. accompanied by her nine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
OHIO soLoNs SLAP RAILROADS.

BY Telegraph The Tribune
Columbus. Ohio Feb. THE steam railroads
suffered severe defeat to-day when the House
Committee on Railroads reported the Freiner
twO-cent railroad fare bill The House will pass
II. and Senator Williams the Senate Demo-
cratic leader says his body will take favorable
action on IL. Warren Lynch, of New-York
pleaded for more time as the bill will go into
effect in thirty DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
TENNESSEE OFF FOR TRIAL.

Philadelphia Feb THE arnored cruiser Tennes-
rec left Cramps shipyard to-day for the govern
ment trial trip off the coast OF Maine. Her build
have such confidence I'm the ships ability to
answer contract requirements that the usual pre-
lignlnarV of Delaware Capes Will be omitted
The only other ship that left the yards without
preliminary fry-out was the cruiser Pennsylvania
which exceeded the contract speed, twenty-five
knots, by over half a knot The Tennessee is in
command of Captain ". a. Faulkner, marine
superintendent for the Cramps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
CoNFEsSEs RoBBING AsTOR BANK.
Messenger Boy Caught IN ST. Louis Had Fol
lowed The virginian.'

iBY Telegraph 20 TIE Tribune
s.. Louis, Feb TRACY F Buddington to-day
confessed 10 stealing $50 from the Astor National
Bank. OF New-York. but declared he was the VIC
tim Of hypnotist
"A week ago last Tuesday : was sent 70 Jersey
City collecting he said. = took IN 500 On my
way back l was STOPPED n z man who had fol
lowed me. You viii have 20 give me some OF that
money lie told me. 7 wss scared. He demanded
money several times, and finally ! gave him 800
Then he ordered ne TO come west He took me to
The station and nut me aboard train
When captured Budding;on, who had been al the
Hotel Jefferson under che name Of Winston Far
mum, posing a rich mans son. was rehearsirg
Tor the stage. lIe had photograph. trunk and
SUI case, All labelled winston 4. Farnum The
Conquest OF Canaan"
Tracy +. Budd!ngton fifteen years old. has been
a messenger boy IN the employ Of the Astor Ma
uonal Bank for two years. on January "A he went
20 the Nan Aorden Trust Company. No. 7Ss 9Th
ave, and cashed check for $3.50 About the time
OF his disappearance he absorbed in the per
Torrance Of The Nirginian.' and when he cashed
The check he followed the company TO ST. Louis.
detective has been sent to 81. Louis 20 bring the
boy b ok here for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
NEw-HAvEN ROAD GETS nAuoAruck

Ne"-haVen, Conn. Feb The New-York New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Company has given
notice 10 the stockholders OF the Naugatuck Rail
road Company that on January is last IL was voted
by three-fourths majority Of Naugatuck Railroad
stockholders 10 sell the Naugatuol Railroad prom
and Hartford Railroad Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
ESTATE SELLS UPTOWN PARCEL.

James ]. Buckingham and Thomas & Eckerson
have sold for the estate Of c. W. c. Wuerz of
Darien, Conn, the northeast corner of Column
bus-ave. and 69th-st, five five story fathouses
with stores, No. 201 TO 209 Columbus ave, and
No. 81 West 69th-st., on a plot 10Ox70 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
TO BUILD A ToBoeeAN SLIDE.

Plans have been filed with Building Superin-
tendent Murphy for a tohoggan slide to he
built at Fort George facing Amsterdam-ave..
north of 190th-st., for James Thomas, owner.
The slide is to he 300 feet long and 2I1 feet
wide, built on stone foundations and being J6
feet high at it's highest point 1t is to have iron
tracks. Its cost is to be $4,000. The owner s
his architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
INSTALLED a.2a1 NEW TELEPHONES.

In the month Of January the New-York Tele-
phone Company installed 1921 telephones In
Manhattan and The Bronx. This was 1012 tele-
phones more installed in the same territory than
IN the same month Of the previous year. The m
pany has now over $4,000 telephones in service
and under contract in these two boroughs.