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New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
BOY KILLED CO4CHMAN.
YonArers Mystery SolUed By Young
SERVANTS Confession.

The mystery surrounding the death Of James NC
Keon. coachnan for F. L. Graves. Wall Street
broker. at Hartsdale. on Wednesday Of last week.
has been solved.
Eddie QUINN a ffteen-year-Old boy employed at
Mr.. Graves's country home. confessed to Sherin
Merritt yesterday that he did the shooting Dur
said it was an accident The boy did not make
the confession until Sheriff Merritt and his deputies
had worked on the case for nearly week and had
emnloved Pinkerton men TO help them unTavel the
mystery The boy says that he Kept silent De-
cause he was afraid of the electric CHAIR .
Quinn saws that the day OF the shooting tne
coachman drove Mrs. Graves TO the station, ana as
he was going out OF the yard she caleo MS at
tention to the boughs of trees which Overnung
the drive and told him to trim them When the
coachman returned he attempted 20 take q nap.
better get up and do as Mrs Graves had instructed
him. and was told 20 ''gO away.
''Then I saw the old musket In the corner OF the
room" said Quinn. land picked II up and began 20
fool with IT, I didn't think IL loaded, as Il had
been there long time The coachman saw me
with il and sad THAT is an old thing, and II is
broken. It's no good.
fooling and pulled back the trigged. I didn't mean
to point il toward McKeOn, but il went of while
the muzzle within few feet OF his head: |
rushed downstairs without turning TO look at him.
81 didn't know whether l nit him or not Out
kept mum about il and went back to work. When
II came dinner time l rang the bell but Mckeon
did not come Then / said to The other servants,
I guess he's asleep. I'll and call him.
didn't know he was killed until went back the
second time; then saw that ms brains, were
scattered the floor. went back ana toId Jne
other servants that some one had Killed him
The boy took liking to Sheriff Merritt, and for
this reason made him his cOnfidant Although he
has served years in the Catholic Protectory,
Quinn is not a bad boy. and the Sheriff and Coroner
Russell believe that he has told them the truth
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
A 100000 WEST SIDE LEASE
ALLl4ND BROS. GET CONTROL OF BIG BUILDING
BEING ERECTED IN nth STREET.
12b Street Deng House TO BE filtered for Business 1l9
Val Street Company Nay Improve Its Site.

NJ & L. Hess have leased to Alland Brothers from
the plans the twelve story and basement fire.
proof building being erected Silberman Brothers
at Nos Il and IS West nth st. plot 5Ox92 feet
Tie building is to have about $1,000 square feet ami
will be known as the Alland Building 1t is rented
for term Of ten years at aggregate rental OF
about 100000. This is the first of the new sky
scrapers being erected in this section that has
found single tenant.
John n. Golding has sold for Mary E. Stamer
No. p East 225th ST.. three story and basement
dwelling house. 20x10O11 feet to Alfred A. Acker
who will improve the premises for business pur-
poses. Mr. GoIding also the broker in the sale
for St James's Church. Long Island, of No 6S
Trinity Place 10 the United States Express Com
pany.
The buyers of No. 112 Wall St. sold recently by
Frank Lyman. have organized a corporation to be
known as the 1l2 Wall Street Company. An
eighteen story building is projected for the SITE
d. +. Wells & Co. represented the seller and Alex
ander Schaie the buyers The officers of the pur-
chasing company are DR.. Justin Schwerin, of
Philadelphia. president Joseph Kahn. vice-presi-
dent; Marquis Alfred p de Villar, of Paris, second
Nice-president: Macmillan Kahn, secretary and
treasurer. Alexander Schaie, Henry Seligman and
Ernano Bruner and the officers are directors OF
the company.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
REALTY NOTES.

John n. Golding has rented for Mrs. Daniel La
mont the private stable No 10 West 55th st.; also
for Mrs. F. r. Halsey the dwelling house No. q
West 52d ST. to Mrs. A u. Stanley for a long term
of years: also Camp Mahaqua, in Upper St Regis
Lake for j. J. Hill TO j. Ainsey Blair for the Cruik
shank Company, No Is East A6th ST., to Mary A.
Kenny for term; for Mrs. A. p. Sergeant. No 81
West 5Oth st. to DR.. George u. Stewart for term
OF years; for games a. Farley the Sth floor apart
n1ent in the new building. southeast corner Madi-
son ave and 55th St, to DR.. Clarence Fahnestock
also IN the same building. the 9Th and 10th floor
apartments to j. H. Moore: for J. H. Ladew. as
executor, the stable No 16l East 59th ST. for a term
OF years: for Henry A Murray, No. 81 West 49th
ST. 10 DT Ernest FahnestOck: for the Commercial
Gable Company the basement floor of the new
Annex Building. Exchange Place and New St. for
a long term of years to the Exchange Buffet Cor
poration which will open a large establishment
on the premises; for the Commercial Cable Com
pany, a large suite of rooms in same building to
J. Il: Fertig; in the same building. TO the SouVage
Safet" Brake Company, large suite of rooms; to
waterman. Anthony e. Co., in the same building
large suite of rooms; to Andrew c. Foye for a
term of years a large suite OF rooms, in the same
building and for the Commercial Gable Company
J. II. Monaghan and John j. Moylan.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
LIS PENDENS.
$4,000

,,r9 Br99adway 14sth ST. 9911xloo Anson McC
beard agt James McClenahan al. action impress
trRst; Rs attorneys Clifford Hobbs Haskell Beard.
stein Specific performancel; attorney, J. Levy.
Mansln ST. No. 70; Edward Mandel agt Julius Myer
ct al foreclosure Of mortgasel; attorney. G alandsl
StclndIer agt HarTu HerZog al of
Gage) attorney. E. NJ. Steindler.
Road leading from Fordham to West Farms. n g.. 43
# W of Taylor 2Sx113X irregular; 'Caharine
Hin agt Charles Knauf ct al foreclosure OF morgage
attorney, g. Hill.
st, s. l50 f. Of Sth ave. 25x9s9; road leading
from tngsoridge to Willamsbrdge, adjoining land
OF Nathaniel p BAILEY and Charles Drake Bronx parcel
Of land on land from WilllansbTidge Road to land
Of n p Bailey. adjoining land of Mary o'Neil G. G.
Barber agt Josephine F. Chlds ct al. (paItton) at
torneys Reeves. Todd & Swain.
lots l9l and 1872 map of Gleason property. 5Ox1OO.
24th Ward: Neils H. A. Nelson agt Alice NJ Lynch
Specific performance); attorney, J. McEachen
sherman W. 1868 IT. of I63d St. 90 lOX
100 IL; John Yule agt Amelia NewmaT al foreclosure
Of mortgage); attorneys, Quackenbush & Adams
1l6th st. No 374 West; Philip Fauer ag NJ.
Witt action deposit etc) attorney H. Berg
Union ave- e. s. 100 IT. H. 166th st. 1OOxl0O;
American Mortgage Company agt Esther Esenberg ct al
foreclosure Of morgage); attorneys, Bowers Sands
1OIth St, n W. corner Exterior St, 11OX1O01lx ir-
William g Reeber ct al Isaac Sakolsk ct
al foreclosure of morgage; attorney. j. p Fallon jr
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Tucker Speyer & Co. have sold for the estate of
Helen S. Rapallo and Edward S. Rapallo to the
J. C. Lyons Building and Operating Company Nos.
2S6 and 2SS 9Th ave, two old buildings on a plot
b64XlOOxl25 feet. The purchasers gave as part pay
ment the new eleven story mercantile building at
Nos. 81 and SO East 18th ST., plot 54x1O3 feet
The amount involved in the transaction is s11OOOOO
The 9TH ave. plot will be improved at once with a
twelve story mercantile building.
Frederick T. Barry mas sold for Marquis Miller
of Philadelphia, No. 1O4 East 62d st. three story
and basement dwelling house. 16.sxsO.5 feet. Also
sold for Frank n. Dodd No. 40 East 18th st. four
story and basement dwelling house, 126x1O22 feet.
Isaac Stang have bought for B. Kllngenstein
No. Sl9 East 39th St, FIVE story tenement house.
25xlOO feet.
George F. Picken has sold for Mr.. Hancy No
brownstone front dwelling house, on lot l7xIOOll
feet, adjoining the southeast corner of 18th
Stewart have sold for Samuel Wacht and Cieiger
& Braverman the northwest corner of Amsterdam
Kes 4 Delaney have sold for isaac Wolf No. 7s2
Amsterdam ave. five story double fathouse, with
Rubneer, Klinger Co have sold for osias
Karp No. l145 1st ave, five story double tenement
Joseph F. Feist has sold for Herman Schmonsees
the four story single hathouse No 51s West 18th ST.
Julius D. Tobias has bought from Anson McCook
Beard, as trustee for David Stevenson, the three
five story tenement houses No 464 to 46S 1lth ave-
broker
Charles +. Duross has sold for Edward J. Reilly
No. 81 Grove St. three story dwelling house. q
lot 19. l0XS1 .2x irregular.
Samuel Bremen has resold to Mr.. Cohen the
plot 50Nl00 feet on the east side of Monroe 20
feet north of l74th st.
Abraham Piser has bought the northwest corner
OF 9TH ave. and 2l6th St: a plot ll4X1o5 feet.
The Columbia Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
SJ6 and SIS East 136th St, on plot 5ex100 feet.
Cassie Dublin the four story tenement house at No.
26 Concord st, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

18th St. Nos 42s and aaO Fast: for a, fve story
br1ck factory, 50xS9.6; Bishop Ciutta PeTcha
Company. owner; j. P. VoIker architect.
Lexington ave-. ". s.. between 130th and 131st
SITS: for four six story brick flats and stores
49.l1xI2 Hauben Realty Company. owner
bernstein & Bernstein. architects. .......-....
146th ST.. 100 IT. of 9Th ave; for ive six
story brick fats, 40XS6. IL: J. Rosenberg and NJ
Perelson owners: Bernstein & Bernstein. nrchi-
SeStS .:................
446th ST. 300 Fl. ". of 9Th ave; for two six
story brick fats. 81. .6xS611; Rosenberg & Perel-
sen. owner; Bernstein e. Bernstein architects.
l2lst ST., s. s, 90 IT, e. of Park ave. for a six
story brick tenement and store, 25xST.11; H.
Seplowitz. owner: G. F. Pelham. architect.
Oey St. No SS: for a two story frame shed, 26.Sx
0S.S; o Rourke Engineering Construction Com
pany. owner: J. Swannell, architect .--.........
10th St, Nos: 154 and 1856 East; for a three story
and basement LTici0 dwelling house 4Ox92. II;
-S II. Brown owner: F. p. Casey, architect. e..
eOth ST. Nos. 900 and 552 East; for a six story
brick tenement house and store; Liebenthal
Bros. owner; G. +. Pelham architect .........
Amsterdam ave. s. ". corner Hath ST.: for three
six story brick flats. 5Ox1OO; ]. Weinstein,;
owner; Stern & Morris. architects ...........
13lst st. s. s.. 80 IT, e. of Old Broadway; for two
six story brick tenement houses 41.7x irreg.:
Goldman Realty and Construction COMPANY
owner: stern & Norris. architects. s..............
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
N<fTHOT PULLS CAME.
loses Ten Dollar Stack at Rockascay
Beach as EUidcnce.

deputy Police Commissioner Mathot spent the
night OF che glorious Fourth OF Ealy by the breezy
shores os ROckaWay- That domestic beach WAS
crowded with happy ;nen. women and children, and
slot one recognized the thirG in command at Police
Headquarters. The Deputy Commissioner wished
10 maintain his incogn;o and took the precaution
disguise himself as a stray visitor 20 the place
looking out for '-hurrah OF a time
rev people imagined that Rockaway could fur
nigh any exailarating sensation than dip in
its wis surf at high water. the children s
eatch-penny shows. listening 10 tie soothing
strains Of a hotel orchestra.
But wsen the Deputy Commissioner hailed three
men, wEo gave their names Samuel Levy,
lsrln Herbert and William J. Marshall, into the
aar AsocAaTay police court yesterday morning
something doin on the beach that the multitude
Gent see Captain Tighe, who is responsible for
ssiAl Nelsnoornooo lad MS eyes opened wider than
t.eS ever Mege when the Deputy Commissioner
Wi.'sd him that he had eound gambling den. In
The he said that Levy was the manager of
khe y ace All we're held in $500 for examination on
The Deputy COMMISSIONS was looking about fer
stronger sensations. when he hurrying in
pairs ard groups into the WaVerly House. at the
Boulevard and Lincoln avenue He fell in with the
men losing money.
What kind OF {. chase dye call this?" he in
-An. ehonse t'yer old woman: this amt no
childs Play. Sidoo for yours; yl cry, dye see!'
vas the wild admonition from one of the spot
teTs.''
But tbs visitor wouldn't have it that way. Then
they explained the game and its advantages. which
I'm with y boys Give us $40 worth of chips
Alathot played his and lost.
Hard luck he commented coolly. I'm play
sng q lone hand. but this will hold you He
showed his badge Of office and read the riot act.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
PETITIONS I'm sANkRupTcy.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
tIict Court:
William B. Fonda of No % Clarendon Place
voluntary petition, showing liabilities SS4,0S5:
assets. S20. Principal creditors. Mary NJ. Foote.
Oxford. Penn. H.lS7; Charles w ROepper, Phila-
q G6eMphia M s4Soo: Susan B. Fonda, Short Hills y J..
$500 Cornelia HOwland. MorTistpWn n. j.. $500
William Wilson. occupation treasurer No. 10
Liberty street. voluntary petition. showing debts
of $2O2G5, and assets OF 2i.l67 The principal cred
itors are Henry S. Boisnot 74th street and Broad
way $500. secured 10y insurance policy; j. j..
Ee3ily and Trust Company. Ss.66. The assets CON
sist OF cash in bank S2l the bankrupt has two
notes Tor siO,eoO and $3.50, made by the Wilson
br'is store Conpany on which S3i0i has been
inld- leaving balance uf Sl4U35 due petitioner on
ogce accSant, S',%sJ; Lnl@Ilda clai-ls 5000
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

First De9artreEt-In the. mater Of the sppusatl
OF The Board Of Rapid Transit Railroad ComaissoasE
for The city OF New York for the appointments q t
commissioners to determine and report whether ra
transit railway or railways for the conveyance and il
porJation or and property. determined oy W
Avenue subway
Notice hereby given that the undersigned Chass
Dillon. Rudolph Block and Edward ]. NcCeaa. having
BY an order OF the Appellate Division Su1ra-
Court for the First Judicial Department entered IL ts
above entitled matter the 27th day 1a0d a
lhs GATE on that day been ap2Ointei commissioner
determine and report after due pu5lc hearing Wal-
ne railway OF railways mentioned IN the petition e 1
said Board presented 10 the said Appellate Division
or about the 25th day of May 1865 fled IN ~
osice or the clerk OF said OF about the e'
day ought 70 Be constructed and operated 20 het1
appoint Tuesday, the 18th day July 1900. 0ccS
IN the afternoon OF that day the once % Boari-
Plat SOley, No. IS wall Street. in the Boroulh
Manhattan city OF New York the tire snd plscl
The first sitting. and az such sitting ard sdoul
Eittlgs thereafter b held they viii hear al -
sons interested in said matter
Dated New York June 81. 1905
CHARLES F. DILLON
RI DOLFT BLOCh-
EDWARD !. MclS-A.
GEORGE l. RIyES. 81 liberty Sr~eet Neu YORK c.S
and BOARDMAN. -PIAATT 4 SOIEY IS Wall S1e.t
New York City, Attorneys for the Board o. a.
Transit Railroad Commissioners City Of stt
York.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
AssAULTER HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
Young Man Who Abused and Shot His Aged
Father Must Stay in Jail.

Fred Copinger twenty-six years old. Of No.
S25 Westchester avenue. who shot his father.
Richard Copinger fifty-five years old. retired
merchant. in a quarrel Wednesday night, was
held without bail until Saturday by Magistrate
Walsh in the Westchester police court yester-
day His friend Joseph Dosth, Of No. 21S5 Sec
ond avenue, who is accused of helping in the
assault with an iron bar. was likewise held. The
elder Copinger is in Fordham Hospital where it
was said last night that he would recover.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Thursday, July S, 1905.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Majestic (Brl. Hayes, Liverpool June 27 ana
Queenstown 2s 10 the White Star Lane. with iTs cabin
$50 Peerage passengerS mails and Arrived at
the Bar 1874
steamer Tjomo CNor Nielsen. Prosreso June "a ana
CamPsche q. TO Thehaud Bros. with mdse Arrived al
steamer I4otte Mcneil (GeT) Psyson Isouisburg n s
July l. To the Nogemann Line. IN ballast Arrived OF
the Bar $50 m.
steamer lndrawadi (BTl Hin. HakQdate March n
Yokohama April 3 Kobe z Shanghai .f Manila NAV
Cebn Q snsapore u. saeang 10. Port said june s.
with mdse Arrived al the tiar a. m
Steamer (ulia tAust), ParOvich Trieste June I6 Mes
sina 10 and Palermo 90 Phelps Bros 4 Co with rs
cabin and 0e2 steeTage and mdse Arrived
the Bar
steamer sailust Br Edlin. New orleans june Is. 70
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
SAILED
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool. July 6-AFrived steamers Teutouic CBrp.
Thompson New York vita Queenstown: SaXOnla (Frl,
Charles. Boston via Queenstown.
Queenstown July m-s9iled. steamer Oceanic (Brl.
Cameron. from Liverpool for New York.
CherbOurs July .. 2:15 W-AFFiVed
land ttSer), kaempm. via Plymouth for
Hamburg land prOceededl: 5th q m Princes Alice
tGeT). POlRek, New York via Plymouth Tor Bremen
land proceeded: 9Th m. sailed. steamer Kaiser
Nlnelut " tOeTl. Hogemann. from Bremen and
Southampton for New York
Dover. July 5. mArTived. steamer Pretoria (Gerl
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

sehrotteF. New YOFs for HaubuFE (and prccs,s1,,.s
Hamburg July 8. I p TiArFivei. steamers nss 80
lGorl, haefnpc. New York via Plymouth a. -
eours: July 9. 0ceana Ger. Meyer New Yes
Plymouth ana CheTbouTEs -.1
AisleIe. June &tSailed steamer Alberto 1letcc
CrcccO (frOm SmyFnRl. New Yor- ana Fhil1dela-.f
81.
New York for London. a,.,x
Barbados. July 4-AFrived. sto4u1or AtFatO Ois.
NSW NofE. VIA kingston. Colon. etc. for
6sfSsione July ARRIVED. steamer GRilia Ori. 50
New York
Lizard. July She HoIaud-ATnsTies Ii1s, ss~sss
SootGsll. tror1 New York Tor BolloS-ls = se.s-a7
Ostl, va, IN communication by Wl7er,.
with the statfon t>Tc. when ths vessel 90 0r,~
elsht miles wc.t % this point. az 10 - -,
- snly arrive at H0ufosne about Ut1lislt 49,
NAPLES July 4-AFTived previously Ste3lle- 49,
WRris. New York: arrived. CrUtic te-l ~ 80
lorh for Genoa, etc; sen. n. a.
tGerl. NolseT, New YORK via Gibraltar r't -
proceeded. .-x'~
singapore. july S-ArFtVod previously. s-ea-
ttafl. IFltchoFu New York VIA Aoel 80
Palermo, July t-SRiled. steamer NalolllaN A--
Eoslelou CtFOm NarlsSl- New NoIs. F\fA
Saetie. July s. mldnlSht--SRiled. steamer - '.-
Never. New YoTk :,
s. Thomas. Iuly 9 . ul-AFGyed, steapisl - -
casey, New YORK Tor 81 CrctN- st H-ls.'.
QeloT4Ea.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
HAlL RoNp Some; MAeIsTRATg ANeRY.

The disappearance of $3.50 bail bond which
should have been on record in the Lee avenue po-
aice court, Williamsburg, and the inability Of the
police to fnd Samuel Rosen A confectioner. of No.
1os9 Myrtle avenue, who released from Ray
Tnond street Jail the bond aroused the suspicion
OF Magistrate Higginbotham yesterday, and he
has ordered a thorough investigation.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
MONDAY. JULY Q.

AsunCiou de Iarinaga, Argentine. 5:OOa m 7ana
Princess Anne, Norfolk Old Dominion. S.O.1 - -
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
Destination Close In ~ v
China and Philippine ISL
ands-Tydeus Cva TacOma). To-day RO0 -,
New Zealand Australia Except WesO ~
New Caledonia. Samoa. Hawaii and
Fiji Islands-Sierra (via San Fran
81 a In
Australia Except West). FIJI Islands and
New CaedOnia--Aorangi (vta Van
couver and Victoria C..............Juy Is sOoD M
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Greenwich st. e S. SO # W Of Murray st. 269x-:
Lizzie Roof ct al, executors. 20 Richmond
Weed; mortgage, $4,000 $3.50
139th st, No 2Os West, l7x99.I IL; Alexander Hon.
berger to Rosa Homberger ..:.....:.
10th st, s. 128 fl W of 9th ave- 26Xl2; Frederic
Emo .-..e,.'' 500
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At II Vesey st--By D Ingraham G. Co: 1888 Inter
vale ave 46611 II s Of 161th ST. 25xs23; sty fr
ten h II Schwanewede agt G Boehmer ct el; C H Hyde
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At "a Nesey st--By l. Phillips &, co: broadway
l2dth st, 126x7. 4XlSsXl6l vacant; FeIlman
agt N Rumpf al. " & I Isaacs, attys; I Levi
ref; partition: to the plaintiff for $1,000.
BY Joseph T Day: 4j2 18Th s Of Pleasant
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 4S4 Sunset T:3Si Moon sets - Moons age -
HIGH WATER.
A M-Sandy Hook 7:39 Gov. 500 Hell Gate 953
p. M.Sandy HOOK 1852 Gov Island STA Hell Gate 1OO7
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
W1RELEss REPORTs-

The Pennsylyana reported 70 Newport yesterday as
p m. she is expected 10 dock to-day about 1880
The columbia reported to sable Island yesterday
4:55 u m when miles that station She will
probably dock about ?. m. saturday
The Celtic reported to Sable Island D. m.
yesterday when 300 miles southeast OF station
She $ expected to dock Sunday about $50 a m. q,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
FOB yoNkERs TRACT, $4,000.

William E. Folkes has sold the Palmer Heights
property, Sawmill River Ro1d and Palmer ave.
fcnkers, comprising 17S lots for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into fhese columns
recommended To tsc renders of The Tribune
thoroughly r-nhke. and business be dons by mai
With the advertiser with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

Busk Jevons. In ballast Arrived the Bar at a m
Steamer I1gOnier Gates, towing barge Fred p Itch
field Arthur days. the ] C4ufev PetIoIe,ir,
Company. with OIL Left Quarantine at $50 = m Barr-
Litchfeid anchored IN sandy Hook Bay az s;93 . m.
Steamer jamestown. Hitler Newport News ana Nor
folk. to the Old Domnion steamship Company. pas
sengeFs and mdse Left Quarantine az 2:s0 y m
Steamer City OF Columbia Smith. Savaunah YuIv IN
the Ocean Steamship Company passengers and nsa
Left Quarantine at Dos a N.
steamer COrfe Castle (Brl Nutman Phlsdelphia July
a. Norton & Son. In ballast. In Quarantine
a n. VIII South Africa
Sanity Hook. n J. July s. G:S5 D u-Wind east-south-
east. light breeze: clear.
SAILED
AmeTka Ger for Hamburg Plymouth ana
Cherhourg La Lorraine (s) Havre Friedrich Crosse
Ger Via Plymouth Chsrhour; HeliIs OiaV
dam. Chrisana and Copenhagen; Bueelds Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

ave- l6sxlOO II; sty brk h; S S Glauber Co agt
G Levoli ct al A Salomon atty; c w Rdgway. ref; amt
due $34O 4O taxes 500 81 subj prior morris
aggTegating Sl2. S0O Feldmark for S16,9S5.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Julius Wiener. Of No IS Rutgers street, jumped
from the Williamsburg Bridge, near the Manhattan
tower. yesterday. He died after his arrival
at GouVerneur Hospital
Police Commissioner Bingham yesterday ap-
pointed Captain Frederic Gugher secretary to
Deputy Commissioner Waldo. Mr. Gugher saw SER
vice in the Spanish American War.
Captain Andrew Keyser who started in a twelve
mile race with Captain Bob Peach Werlnes-
day. was found in his rowboat off Cover
nor's Island early yesterday. He said he was
seized with cramp in the leg after rowing round
Robbins Reef
Mrs Matte Mayer wife Of David Mayer a dealer
sn diamonds. at No. il Maiden Lane, yesterday re-
ceIved an interocutory decree divorce from Jus
tice Blanchard. in the Supreme Court. Forty dol
Mrs. Louise NJ Stenton, mother of Mrs kinnan,
who was murdered on June s. on the porch Of the
Stenton home at No. 246S Washington avenue. will
be allowed TO keep her belongings in the house
for while and will not be elected by dispossess
proceedings by Lawyer Burton w. Gibson. formerly
shippo, the Italian who rented the basement
Of the house from Mrs Stentcn. and against whom
Gibson has brought dispossess proceedings is also
10 be delayed.
A large delegation of the Tobacco Growers As
rociation Of the United States arrived last night
from Norfolk on the Old Dominion steamship Prin-
cess Anne. Their annual conference viii begin to-
day II the Grand Hotel