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New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
MO HABEAs CORPUS FOR KIRKMAN.
Former Captain of 25th Infantry Fails in
Second Attempt to Gain Liberty.

Topeka Kan. July 31.-Judge Smith Nc
Pherson of the United States District Court for
fn. Southern District of Iowa filed opinion
here to-day with the clerk of the Federal Court
DENYING an application for writ of habeas
corpus made by George ". Kirkman. ex-captaiu
of the United States Army now serving three
wears in the federal prison at Leavenworth
Kan The decision is kirkmans second rebuff
in an effort 10 obtain a release.
Captain Kirkman was first tried in March,
1905 b- court martial in Fort Niobrara, Neb-
and convicted Of conduct unbecomag an
officer and a gentleman. He was sentenced to
dismissal from the army and to serve SEN
fence OF two years in the federal penitentiary
In April. 1905. he tried again on a similar
charge. found guilty. sentenced TO dismissal
from the army and serve an additional year
in the pententiarN.
The second charge against kirkman bore par
ticularly upon the alleged relationship ending
in the suicide, last winter in Omaha. of Mrs.
Chandler. wife Of Lieutenant Chandler of Cap
tain Kirkmans company. the 25th United
States Infantry. Breach of arrest charges
were filed against krkman for leaving the post
while under arrest and going to Valentine. Neb.
where. il charged he met Mrs Chandler.
who killed herself two days later.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
PEN WAR TO BE WAGED IN COURT.
Park Row Cigar Man Must Answer to Suit
of His Enemy's Wife.

The fountain pen war which has been raging
for several weeks at No II Park Row between
the Frisch Cigar Store Company and "CareE
the Fountain Pen Dealer" has eliminated in "a
lawsuit Mrs Carey. the wife Of the "Fountan
Pen Dealer" is suing the cigar company
for damages to the extent OF S3D.hn.
All day yesterday the fight waNed hot one
store put UP sign reading Rent Day Is Com
lns Need the Money. Fountain Pen clips.
Two Cents" Soon afterward the Carey stor"
responded with this sign: Rent Day Next
Week We Don't Need the Money Fountain
Pen Clips Free Each store had men out on
the sidewalk calling attention TO their give
away" offers. and an automobile horn was also
put into
According Max Franklin. of Nc" -"' 8roaH-
way the attorney who has charge OF Mrs
Carev's damage suit, Mr.. and Mrs Carey have
a lease of their store which will not expire unul
Nav 1909 He says that the present war
was started TO put Mr. Carey out Of business
and that the suit which he had instituted for
Mrs Carey sought To recover the money "hl'h
the war" had cost her and her husband
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
ASYLUM MEN MAY GO.
FoHo7cing House Investigation Rere-
Iations. Managers Take 4ctiOn.
L. relog.ara 20 The -,.bune. ]


Trenton, july :1.-Following the most recent dls-
gazing committee concerning the methods enp!oyeu
N the State Hospital III this city, the beard OF
managers has called another special meeting Tor
Tomorrow at which il is strongly intimated there
VIII he further shake-up in the personnel of the
institution.
When the board met last Monday and sumnarily
dc posed DR. Joln w Ward as medical director.
the investigating committee in session ana
Warden William + Hayes the stand Inc
manag gers. il said not disposed 10 preJudse
the case Of Warden Hayes. although Some Of the
members believed he less to blame tian the
har Of Mount Pleasant Baptist Church. this city
b Mrs Il +. DeveTy. Miss Ida l'e'fFl MISS MISS
medical director for some of the CONDITIONS shown
to exist and responsible for the scandal re
Eardfng the hospital ageInsnt-
It was stated to-day upon what is considered re-
liable authority that the purpose of tomorrow s
meeting is to remove Warden Hayes and to con-
slider action against other minor officials.
including the Warden'S son-in-law DIR. +. =. Funk
hauser. who according the testimony before the
Assembly committee. was at least dereiict III the
performance Of his duty in the case of EnoSh
Siiycrs. a patient who beaten to death by tW"
attendants.
DR. William G. Sandy, II is reported will also he
called account for his absence from the hospital
during the present epidemic Of typhoid
1t reported tonight that Frederick +. Kat
zenhaCh. for many years hotel proprietor "1
Trenton. had been practically agreed upon I" sue
Mr.. Hayes a warden The board will also
consider tomorrow the selection of successor to
d. Ward.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
PAYS FOR BRUTALITY TO SAILOR.
British Consul Fines Captain for Cruel and
Inhuman imprisonment

The days Of pirates bold and thr Spanish main
seemed back again yesterday, when story
told at the British Consulate of q sailor who had
been chained t. a Stanchinn with his arms
crossed above his head and fed ON scaur ra-
tions of water and hard tack for twenty-one
days.
The sailor vas a Spaniard Francesca Castro.
employed a fireman ON the TIar da Zaruga
which is now lying off Pier -. South Brooklyn
He says that at the beginning Of the voyage from
Spain the chief engineer hccaW" angry with him
and rushed upon MIN with an Iplified shovel
To defend himself he seized another shovel AMI
shouted:
IF YOU strike me with that I'll maui your
brains out"
The captain vas called. says Castro. and b"
was handCuffed ana tied 10 ,hc ~Iauch!ru for the
remaining fifteen days rf the voyage ana six
days i'm port BY that time ~ his friends
al told his story TO n lawyer The latter
ported the case To the Spanish Cousulat" and
then to The British as the P'lar de Iaringa IS
registered . British ship.
Mr.. Smith'rs. the british Ni,e-c nSul. hoard
the cas-" and severely rcprimaudod J. II. HART
son the captain or th~ boat. and ordered him
to pay Castro SO for each day Of his cruel ami
inhuman imprisonment
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
sl,ys s2ooooo I'M BONDS FOR $50

Arnorx the securities sold at auction at the TX
change Salesroom. No. 81 Nesey street yesterday
were .2DDgD (face vaiue) Alaska Mercantile Com
many sebenture s.er cent twenty-year sinking fund
gold bonds due May J. 1922 They were Knocked
down 10 a bargain hunter for $3.50 The bonds were
originally valued at 81 900 each. but no one could
he found in the financial district yesterday VINO mao
ever heard Of the Alaska Mercantile Company, ana
no record could he found Of Il IN any or the cor
ruration manuals.
On sl5G0s uy the bonds the coupons Tor NoFHnl-
he, r4as were attached and the remaining 10000
.s bonds had the November 1876. coupons attached
What the bargain hunter intended 10 do with ms
bcpGs he did not say put bysiander suggested
that he might he going paper the walls OF his
room with them
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
INTEREST RATES HIGH.
FEU7 / 1-2 PER CENT LOANo'
Weak Realty Market Parity Due
to UOney Conditions.

,ror+,ogos for over 81 1cooCo0 were placed on ME
Yesterday In the Registers office. ana ON! '"o VI
t1,ar, ,era at 10 per cent The interest rate III
most cases was the ma ximum legal sum- pei
cent Edward + Berry borrowed from PETER r1a'
rison & 100 AT 10 per for five years on d fi'
II, tho Wakefield section. and +. ;. CONN sot
loan of $40 ESQ the premises NO. ~ w - -
ootb Ct ar 41a per fOY three years from ~
T-ri+a1 states Trust COMPANY The MOI tSde'9
plainly show thst money conditions are uI-9 ~ 80,
factorv TO owners and prospective investors n
snecr,lators In real estate, and that any person
is able get per cent in"rlEase - ~ r,,.ai1
nate So long as these high interest rates pre-
realty trading is likely comprise a fe" StIeS,
which was about the total number oI saieS f'to 'u
yesterday. .od
Tho West Side Construction Company mortsds'"
its property at the northwest corner OF !'etn St
and ,tornncsde ave West 1:s11x1lo feet. for SZ"S-
COO at 6 per cent for one year to the City Re'l
Estate Company ,--.4.
SIaN-son & Hobbs have sold for the Atlail'c
Realty Company No. l6i West I'D St. four st"lE
decorator and furnsher. The buyer VIII eAtt'i-
svely alter the premises and then use 1t for ms ms
business. This will be the third house IN the S''7''
to be used for business purposes.
A NJ Johnson 4 Co. hav" sold for reward MANN
"a trustee of the Pollack estate No. 4b 'th ave
four story building on 16x70 feet. rs feet north
OF S4th
In the vesey st saesrooms yesterday Joseph F.
Day sold for the Jacob +. Marshall estate NO. ~
Mott St a three story building with store, on Il
plct 24xQ5 feet. to y Miles for S2S"D. Hugh -.
Smith sold III foreclosure vacant plot "'NI4oNS'-iIA
40 feet. at the southwest corner of l3ith ST anu
S62334. The amount due was about $io'""' SUBJECT
10 two mortgages agEregating $1,000.
Mr.. Day will offer for sale to-day AT the NeSrE
st sal"srooms Nos II 70 - Audubon ave. ~" SIX
story brick fla athousns a plot To.5XlooxS3'S7 fe'
Peter F. Meyer VIII offer for sale No. sos Wes, SD
a vacant lot. 2jxlG22 feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
SAYS CATHOLICS ARE SIGHTED.
Not Enough Catholic Books in Carnegie Ii
brary at Pittsburg, Is Priests Charge
lBy Telegraph = The Tribune.

Pittsburg, July :i1.-The Rev. \. a I.ambiug
one of the Oldest and best known catholic
priests in the Pittshure dio. csc well an his
torian 81 national fame. to-day announced some
what bitterly that Catholics were Disseminated
against at the Carnegie Library. and that Gath
olic books were very scarce. He said in part.
IF YOU will examine tn" monthly bulletins
under the head of religious works in the car
negin Library you will s"e ten or even twenty
works of other denominations to one. of ours.
This should not he. and by concerted action
believe we can secure justice from the library
mana cement.
Il have thought Of this matter for some time
There is no good reason why Catholics should
not be represented as well as any other helplhl-
nation but we are Disseminated against, why
7 do not know
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
POUDER TRUST SUIT.
attorney General BoHaparte To BE
Governments Chief Counsel.
IRv Telesral.h to Tne Tr.hunc.

Wilmington. Del. July 3-Attorney General Bo-
parte viii probably be chief counsel for the
government the suit filed in the United States
Circuit Court hero TO dissolve the Du Pont Pow
der Trust and have receivers appointed.
The Attorne> General. il is expected viii be aid
ed in the prosecution by Assistant Attorneys Cen
eral Purdy and Kellogg and District Attorney
Nields. Judge George Gray Will probably preside
William s. Hilles Of Wilmington. resident counsel
for the Du Points. will he aided in the defence by
Messrs. Townsend. Avery and Button. Of New
York
\ conference was held here to-day by the heads
Of the Powd Trus. and the matter OF meeting the
governments attack discussed. United States
Marshal Finn and his deputies served the sub
ptPnaS to-day. United States Senator Henry a
Du Pont. of the defendants. has been in Paris
with his for a couple Of weeks He viii prob
ably until late in September
As the trust has sixty days in which To file an
answer II is believed the trial will not begin until
in the autumn The significance Of the dis
solution last week Of the +. l. nu Pont- DemourS
Company. Of Delaware. with a capital Of so
6o0o"A. is learned The government asks that
a receiver be appointed for this concern. along
with many others As the Delaware company no
longer exists. \ receiver cannot be- named.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The annual endurance swim of tha United states
Volunteer Life Saving Corps viii u" held ON sun
day. August H. Th' stint Will b. from lff- !.
Brooklyn. and end n t"ney Island
R"tocea FIeishmar. eighteen years old. "f NO
IT stanton street overcome by the heat IN
front Of NJ. tot Wooster street yesterday She vas
attended by an ambulance surgeon and went home
John MtnEinne alleged 10 have got 81" from
Mr. Mary N"rcIln an the ground that he could get
l"lic- protection for her. arratgued IN the
Toribs court yesterday and held in $1,000 bail
ON the complaint Of Charles w. Woods < co. of
Nc Maiden Lane. Flo Nuorian. a diamond dealer.
OF No 2N Fifth avenue was arrested yesterday 10
recover Sg3l for diamonds given to him He
held In $500 bail.
Charged with making a hand hook and refusing
pay a Of money bV Louis SCarpito.
Frank r. Owens. -: No. sos Eighth avenue
arrested yesterday and held in 500 bail IN the West
Side court.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
GEORGIA LIQUOR MEN HARD HIT.
Railroads Offer to Transfer Property of
Brewers and Distillers to Other States Free

Augusta, Ga. July &1--Chaos reigus in the
liquor traffic in this state to-day. since it is a
foregorc conclusion that the bill providing for
absolute prohibition after January ! will be
signed ny Governor Smith before the end IF the
week. Dispatches from Savannah and other cities
tell story Of financial loss that runs suto many
millions. Augusta will lose 80 500 0O6 in prop
erty values and license taxes. Columbus will
los" heavily Atlanta'S loss will almost trob"
that of All other whiskey selling places In the
state Brunswicks loss viii above the mill
ion mark Macon viii suffer heavily in the loss
Of revenue from many saloon properties and one
Of the finest brevcries in the South.
II stated hcre to-day that the railroads
have offered to transport breweries and stills 10
other states free Of freight charges. Florida
and Ala bama are the states to which the Whis-
keN Interests viii movn from Genrgia.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
81" TIES AFIRE; TRAINS BLOCKED.
0verzealous Democrats, Welcoming Picnic
Patrons, Cause Work for Firemen.

Celebrating the return of the members Of the
WyanGotte club. a Democratic political 0rCaniz7-
ton of the 18th Assembly District. last night.
caused fire the Second avenue L" structure
69;h street. and about $500 damage was done
for" th@ blaze "NtiugUiShCf.
During the day about thousand members OF
the club had outing WetzeIS Grove Long
Island and they were greeted on their return with
a parade. Bonfres built and quantities Of red
fire and bombs off. The largest bonfire
f9th street directly underneath the T. structure,
the ties Of which caught fire. Trains were stopped
and word tclephOHtd TO the power house. The
tiremen had trouble in eXtinguishinc the fire.
The trains were blocked for nearly half an hour
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
MAGISTRATE PR0Ds ALDERMAN.
Oficious City Father Is Told That He Has
Helped Pass "A Lot Of Fool Ordinances

Magistrate Crane. III the Essex Market police
court yesterday. imposed fines of 81 in the cases
of n number Of push"art pedleFs arrested by spe
cial policemen detailed watch the pushcarts
alderman Max :. Levine
Stralghten matters out. he said
Isn't 1t about time YOU fellows down there got
together and did something worth while in this
ordinance line?' asked the Magistrate. ~ on have
passed lot of fool ordinances down thcrn and
then YOU. who help pass them. come here and ask
SJraiGhten them out for you. and Try 20
make them fair and just. And by the way. con
tinued the magistrate. 'wouldn't if be 4 good idea
organize a few special details like your license
squad make honest effort to catch som"
the thieves, hold-up men and seduc"rs VINO
have been active Of late2.,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
CHICAGO-NEW YORK RATE WAR?
Ii Michigan Central Follows Cuts of Rivals
Contest Will Probably Result.

Chicago. July 2l.-A rate war among the railroads
from Chicago to New York is threatened Pas
senger officials OF all these lines We're &" have mot
here Yesterday to consider the reductions party
rates 10y the Michigan Central ana Grand Trunk
roads. but several officials teegraphed that il
would hc impossible. for them to attend tn" meet
ing As peace could he obtained only by all lines
Joining in An agree mont the meeting post
poned indefinitely
II WAS announced yesterday that the Wabash ana
Erie roads would put into effect soon posi-
bic. in compliance with the Interstate Commerce
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
CONGRESSMAN SEES CIVIL WAR.
Mr.. Jenkins, of Wisconsin, Says Resisting
Federal Power Pre5ages Bloodshed.
IRv Telegraph to The Tribune.

Chippewa Falls. Wis. July 3I-"This continual
talk about state authorities resisting federal
hy armed force will or later end in blood
shed. possibly in the disruption OF the Union
said Congressman Jenkins tonight. discussing the
action Of Governor Glenn the North Carolina
muidle.
The Civil War was the result Of such agitation.
and We NAV have earlier than another
civil war II all state authorities are going I"
usurp functions OF the Supreme Court and judge
what federal act shall he nuled, on" can tell
where il will end
Ever since the Civil War other states have had
similar troubles and did make fools of them
selves or declare war. and the questions involved
were decided hy the Supreme Court, and n" bad
results followed
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
FOR EQUITABLE FREIGHT RATES.
Meeting of Commercial Representatives
Called in Chicago to Form Alliance.
-r....c-,-.,, .n In. r--t,,r. :

lEy TeisCraIl CD The Trit-lr~
chicago. July 81 Traffic representatives "f COM
uercial and manufacturing bodies I'm all tie prjn-
cipaI cities Of thu country will meet Friday morn
Ing az an, Great Northern Hotel to discuss the
fr nation Of an offensive. defensive alliance by
the different trade centres may keep IN tou'I
with another wiki the view OF maintaining an
equitable freight rate adjustment between Important
markets r. + Boyd. traffic man iGer. Chicago
Board of Tradc: J. NJ Glenn secretary. Illinois
Manufacturers As~o,.al and II g.. Barlow
transportation director Chicago Association of
Commerce. have been active iH efforts 10 bring
about tn,. meeting.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
ro SETTLE M. p. TRACK QUESTION.

ST Louis July 31.-Foilowing a meeting OF me
c-..e Board of Railroad ana Warehouse Comrnis-
s,orere during which recent inspection or the
Missouri Pacific tracks was warmly discussed II
Was announced to-day that the boards recent or
der reducing the speed limit OF missouri f,'c'i.
.,s-,s t,aT l,eer sci aside and the road will get
,frer-- asve in which make repairs
chairman Knott stated that Governor r. DIX VIII
ID. requested Ia appoint n committee Of railroad
exnerts 70 make an inspection Of the Missouri IA
tfc tracks and report in the hope or terminating
the boards disagreement in opinion ffeafos 'iie
ce-dir Of the tracks
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
ARRESTED FOT SELLING COCAINE.
Mott Street Druggist Accused By Inspector
of the Board of Health

Charles Hitsch. who has a drug store at No /
Mott street was arrested late last night on war
rant charging him with selling cocaine without a
doctors prescription. The complainant Hugh
II AIasterson an inspector of the Board Of Health.
The police looking for a clerk and three agents
who are employed by the druggist.
Htsch gave his homo address as No ST East
ssth street Daniel Ahrahams Of No. 10 Canal
his bond.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that "f the debtor, IN" second
that OF the creditor. and date when Judgment was
nl'd.
,.ior William g f. Isseks June y 1907 ... sIo2
l'ai,'.'' 'o,tct, ''." .....-.-...,... 800 II
f,'ra[. .r.,.rsn,g, ,rI,''' .-........ les II
- s,S'"'' .,.--...-..
-.i,rn,s.r riris henson September - 1897 c3G
sr-,.h lanes r V e.; Cook April IL 1900 - II
T,r,e- simon : ra-her IuIv .....-..- i66 -
\Iss, tstr,IsTy 1aS"' - lsaa $50. 1o7 SO
"}GHer 1GHr 'aSS'o' ...'.''..'., - 81
sane same January 10 1905 ..-.-.... pa tl
N.~ ~ f4IE f ~ fan7 .'.....'. $50 -
c,r,n SANE N1ysnh e~ ~ 1906 Ia -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
FATHER WILLIAM AHEARN'S FUNERAL.

The funeral of the Rev William Ahearn pastor
of ST. Gabrel's Church. Linwood street and New
Lots avenue. East New York. took place yester-
day. Burial was I'm Holy Cross Cemetery Al the
solemn high requiem in the church. which
Father Ahearn founded eight years than
a hundred priests were present Father John T.
Woods. Of Holy Cross Church, Flatbush, celebrated
The Father Hannisan. Of Dutch Kills. n Y;
Father Fitzgerald. of the Church Of ST. Gregory
the Great; Father Kelly Of St. Johns Church:
Father Leonard, Of tho Church of St Joseph, and
Father McCiuirl, the Brooklyn police chaplain.
sisted.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
WOULD MAKE WIFE LIVE WITH HIM.
Husband of Maud Fealy Appeals in Vain to
Denver District Attorney.
TBv Telegraph to The Tribune

Denver. July 31.-Believing that he could. with
the aid of the law, force his young wife To v"
with him, Hugh Leads Sherwin. VIII" two weeks
ago married Maud Feaiy. the actress, held n
long consultation with District Attorney Stjdger
to-day His visit futile The District At
rornev declined 20 mix Justice with cupid. This
action Mr. SherWin cont emplated when the mar
riage first became known but then il was given
ont that Mrs CaValio mother Of the bride, had
left town and Sherwin hesitated TO do IN her
absence what he did not do when she was here
uodav he learned she here and sought legal
aid.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
MISSING CASHIER ARRESTED

Philadelphia, July I.-Morrs l.. Hartman.
cashier of the Farmers National Bank Of Boy
ertown Penn. which was closed by the Con-
troIler of the Currency on July 10 was arrested
here to-day by United States authorities and
charged with TnsapplyinG the funds of the in
s,i,,t;on making false entries in the books Of
,,a hank and falsifying his reports to the Con-
,,oI;er He was held in $4,000 bail for appear
apce before the United States Commissioner
n.,. .o-morrow He made a confession.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
TO REMODEL WESTMINSTER CHURCH.

Plans have been filed for remodellns the par
sonaEe and church buding of tho Westminster
Presbyterian church. No. 20S to 214 West Sd street
the improvements including tie rebuilding OF the
gable wall and the general renovation of IN"
auditorium The work IS to cost $1.osH, according
the estimate Of the architects. j. e Ware *
Sons. other plans file for the futur" on
larCcmeut of the church by the addition of a ten
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
NO ESCAPE FOR L. AND N. ROAD

Raleigh. y. G.. July 3I-The Corporation
Commission to-day ruled that the Louisville &
Nashville Railway. being controlled by the At
Iantic Coast Line. must conform to the uniform
state rate of PA cents. and Governor Glenn 50
teIegraphed To the railroad TO-DAY.
The Carolina & Northwestern Railroad has as
We, made no promise though telegram from
that road to-day intimates it will abide by the
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
THe BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

% Ilifat EFT" ave for
Two siury frame dwelling house. 2-Nt'. Edward
Us ..-'. .........- 5000
1sSth st Il BathGate ave. for a ri-ee
stlr, brick institute I5sYTTxf5o. - 1usrPhs
irg,{,tc owner. ! ,;arvn arcrite,, poo 900
Fulton a,e. . $ 394.G Z Of lcStr st. f'r
three brick rect'rt- +lG>2N. Rev
Thomas + Gregg. owner. Church of -. Nu
srstlre ho RranN. Green Van Fejt. arch- 80
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
JAMES A. M'CREA TO BUILD IN 65TH ST

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superin-
tendrnt Murphy for two five story and basement
dwelling houses to he built for James 4. MCCrea
at Nos Il and Fast 65th street. They will he
and - feet deep each. with faGadeS OF
brick trimmed with limestone. colonial In design
with balconies NJ the second and fourth stories.
The buildings will cost Npc'o. Robert ". Gibson
- H.. -Lr.L -t.ot
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Hammond ave- q" :. lro q. n OF GLEASON ave.
25>I,". ErpHN. Louise Sc'mid i'ars AiVrina
Naur-Io .-------. -
l's sut TIFFANY >. l'r q - l.. .HETn
II-Rlln. ore' Title Insurance and Trust
'',rr.ar, N".iH1 tou~trI-tia '"'upauN lts.'
(trretri7c~ Road. o.. 2l5 : = e. - kings
frits. T.r-a--. - H,l2g - kirpshrtE" T"-
rae 49, 2H1oo :. central Mortgage company
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
eErHLenEM sTEEL's LARGE SALES

The bethlehem Steel Corporation. il is understood
..s sc,s ra,yeen 5000 and co Of steel rails
,,,hi, the last two weeks. according TO ois-
,a-ch from Philadelphia yesterday TINS. me MS
a-ch sass uss in addition the orders previously
-eeet,-ed from, the Hartman lines. the Dela"are
r,cLawanoe e. Western and the Atchison
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
TRANSaC IN REALTY.

y Brigham Hall < Son sold fey David Klein 20
N,chols 4 RIIm.nsfOck the htc story tenement
house with store 80. 5fs 10Th ave. on lot 25NICo
G; Rlruenr,.ch has bought from I. Harrison
Nos 1u&a and Prospect ave. three story
frame house with store. plo' rNii feet. be
tween l65,h and t,5th sts q. Elsenocrg was the
broker
simon iiudau has leased 20 Ml'kman OF Brook
iyu the building No. East 18th II. for term OF