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New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
BIG BROADWAY DEAL.
PLOT NE4R THE CIRCLE.
Plans Filled for Three apartment
Houses to Cost $780, 900.

Few real estate deals were reported yesterday.
One of the leading transactions the sale of a
four story building, Nos. 1915 and 1s47 Broadway
a lot 57.1Ox9s lOx irregular adjoining the north
west corner of 6Oth and Broadway. 1t was
sold by Joseph d. Cronan & Co. for Mitchell A. C.
Levy to a realty company for S2250Oo.
Plans have been filed with Buildings Superinten-
dent Murphy for two six story apartment houses,
TO be built for the West Side Construction Com
pany. of which Jacob Axelrod is president. at the
northwest corner of Morningside and llsth st.
The corner house will have frontage OF 81 feet
and it's companion frontage of 60 feet the facades
being Of brick. with limestone trimmings Each
will have scconrmodations for twenty-five families
and they are to $3.50. .OoO Neville & Bagge are
the architects.
Plans have also been filed for a six story apart
ment house for the Hense Construction Company
at the northeast corner of Riverside Drive ana
1SSth ST. will front 30 feet the Drive and I'D
feet the street. 1t will of brick trimmed with
limestone, and will house ffty-ftve families 1t is
cost $225,0o0 according to the estimate or L" A
CiOldstone, the architect.
The Manhattan alteration plans include the re-
modelling of the old style four story dwelling
house No. 366 West 23d st. for business purposes.
The first two stories will be reftted as stores ana
the upper floors made into fats. The i'm
provements be made for II. w. Gordon, as
owner The building as remOdelled. has been leased
George J. Bernero. Nathan LANCER is the
architect
A syndicate of st. Louis has made overtures
to lease the Bryant Building, eight story
structure. occupying the block front in Liberty
St, between Nassau st. and Liberty Placef 1t Is
said that if the syndicate gets control of the premi-
it will erect the site office building to cost
100000.
The premises has a frontage of 57.s feet in Lib
erty ST. S21 feet In Nassau st. and S61 feet in
Liberty Place The land at one time owned
by William Cullen Bryant and Isaac Henderson
Title to the premises transferred to Parke
Goodwin in 1882 The Goodwin estate is the owner
Of ha
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
COLUMBIA LOSES CREW CAPTAIN.

C,iumbias fall rowing season did not open aus
picio i'ly yesterday afternoon, although a number
OF candidates reported at the boathouse. The first
disappointment came in the announcement that
Captain George Mackenzie. who rowed No 6 last
year. had resigned Mackenzie has decided to leave
college. new captain has not yet been elected
but there will be special meeting for that pur-
pose this afternoon Z. Saltza and H. s
Snevtly are the only 0S men who rowed the
crew last year, and the choice in between them
In the mean time George Norris. who rowed in the
four last year, is acting captain.
The crew Is also without a manager Latham
Reid, who was expected to advance from assistant
manager TO that position. has announced that he
will not serve, and man will have to be selected
to take his place at a general meeting of the stu
dent body which will be called in a short time.
Rice was especially pleased with the freshmen
that reported There were forty of them and near
ly every man/was strong and lusty looking.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
BIG CATCHES OF BLUEFIsH
Porpoises Drive Thousands of Them Ashore
at Montauk Point.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ,

Amagausett. Long Island, Sept. 3O.-Reports
of large catches OF bluef1sh off Montauk Point
to-day are many. and excitement among the
fishermen is intense. Captain Bassett and the
mate of the fishing smack Agnes caught eleven
hundred pounds in five hours. The waters are
alive with the fish.
This morning string of porposes at least
mile long drove many thousands of bluefish
ashore, and Mr.. Whitman, the station agent at
Montauk, gathered in nearly two carloads of
fish and shipped them to New York Motor
fishing boats from the Connecticut shore have
arrived. and the Long Island fishermen visor-
ously resent their appearance.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
a 100000 f4TH ST. LEASE

Samuel We'll has leased TO tenant the twelve
story business building Nos Il6 and lis West 18th
ST for term OF years at a net rental OF abou,
$500 o0O
The II. II. Fuller Realty Company has leased
for Henry Er6ins TO the American cigar Box Com
pany. for a term OF years. two floors with a total
area OF 200 square feet in the building at the
northwest corner OF Avenue and 22d st Tho
same brokers also leased for Lord q Taylor the
fifth floor in their new building No II West
26th ST.
9. Cariuoci & Co. have leased for Faust u. NAL
zone to Michele Saviano the six story tenement
house with stores. Nos. lis and III Prince ST. cor
ner OF Thompson St. for five years, at an aggre-
gate rental Of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
EDEN musEE's PRESIDENT HoNoREp.

At the close of the performance last night Mt the
Eden Musee the board of directors the en-
ployes OF the institution gathered In the main hall
and held reception in honor of the completion of
Richard g. Hollaman's tenth year president OF
the Eden Musee American Company.
L. ]. Crane the manager, presented Mr.. Holla-
man with a gold charm of a horseshoe design,
studded with fifteen diamonds Mr.. Holaman has
been connected with the musee for a quarter of a
century. After the reception and speeches in
formal dinner was served in the banquet hall
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
DYER INQUIRY BEGINS.
H. H. Rogers, Jr,, Captain in 18th, One of
the Few at the Hearing.

Every possible detail concerning the court OF ir,-
quiry which is passing upon the charges against
Colonel George r. Dyer vas shrouded in the ut
most secrecy last night. when the board met in
the coloneI's private room nj the 18th Regiment
Armory.
Even the slightest indication Of tho nature Of
the charge or charges against Colonel Over was
suppressed by tho board. and the only positive an
nouncement made that the court had ad-
journed until October a to get an important wit
ness.
Colonel Dyer was cheered by the men every time
he came out OF the courtroom. He was represented
ny James w. Osborne H. II. Rogers jr and
Robert T. Parker who captains in the reg1-
ment, were present at the hearing Just what
bearing the presence of these two captains has on
the matter in hand is not known
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
ORDERS PROSECUTION TO HASTEN
Judge Whitson Calls for Testimony on Con-
spiracy in Borah Trial.

Boise, Idaho. Sept s0-Federal Judge Whitson
who is presiding at the trial OF William E. Borah
United States Senator. for alleged land frauds
Informed the prosecution to-day that the case had
reached the point where testimony connect
ing the defendant with the alleged conspiracy must
be presented.
The attorneys for the government said they
would offer in evidence tomorrow the records Of
the county clerks office. showing that scores of
timber deeds had been admitted to record at the
renueSf OF Senator Rorah
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
THE THRIFT EXTENDS FIELD,

Albany. Sept. 30.-George I. Skinner, Acting Su-
perintendent of the State Banking Department. to-
day authorized The Thrift. of Brooklyn to act
as a mortgage, loan and investment incorporation
It has paid-in capital of s25OOO0. The Thrift was
founded by Charles Pratt in 1889 ito help place
in strong contrast habits OF economy against
those Of extravagance to assist people TO buy or
to build homes for themselves or to accumulate a
fund for use in emergency maintenance in old
age"
It's annual report dated October l. 1906. gives it's
assets as S3oG7 745. II had 5973 depositors 1t had
surplus on September 2S last of 1854 2O3.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
HOLD BACK BOSTON MIX.
Worcester County Producers Take Heroic
Measures to Force High Price

Worcester Mass, Sept so.--The milk producers
of northern and western Worcester County will
hold back their supply of milk, amounting TO about
three thousand cans. or about twentyfour thousand
quarts, daily from the Boston market for q period
OF six months, unless the Boston milk contractors
agree to pay 50 cents a can the barn
to this effect passed at meeting Of
the milk producers in this city to-day. and the
contractors were given week in which to reply.
What the producers would 90 with the milk with
drawn from the Boston market discussed to-
day. but no decision reached.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
DR.. DARLINGToN's FIELD DAY.
Appears in Special Sessions Against Milkmen
Sixteen Dealers Fined.

The morning session Of the Court OF Special Ses-
stons Yesterday was occupied with the consideration
Of offences against the milk laws 1t being sort
of field day for the Health Department There
were 2SO prisoners, all charged by Dr. Darlington
with violations of the milk laws. Eighty OF these
were milk dealers caught with dirty cans All
Of these pleaded not guilty and said that test
was 10 be started and the hearing set for Oc-
tober Il
Sixteen dealers pleaded guilty TO selling adulter-
ated milk ana were fined various sums from s. to
ss5 Isdor Rein. OF No. 565 East 10th street, and
Isidor Herbert OF No. Sc Stanton street. paid the
maximum Of SIS.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

2l3th ct, n 4th brick storeS
and tenement houses 25HeO lONs2 q. Ciaetano pi
zas. Puma owner Moore Landsede architects $4,000
East Chester Creek. 5. as II ~ Boston Road
one story brick tankhouse. l1X3a. STANDARD Oh
-, Company. owner: a Enls. architect $500
Tiffany st, n cor Fox st, story brick church
7pxi25-I5; Rev " r ougherty. VI J Garvin
architeot -. 10000
Tifany e. n s. 90 n a OF Fox st thre" story
and attic brick rectory. 26X5l. same and
hTthl'Tct = 10000
Sedgwick junction l6Tth ST. story
frame oafe and hotel building. size irregular:
feet ........''. ooo
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01

business of Vandick & Kuhn. involuntary bank
rupt with a bond OF $40.
The Electro Pneumatic Tube Company, manu-
faCturers OF pneumatic tubes at No. SO West 65th
street yesterday assigned for the benefit of cred
ttors to George $. DasO. John T. Needham Ia
president of the company. II was Incorporated in
1895.
The sheriff yesterday received ant execution for
81 525 against the property OF Simon PiIler. manu-
faCturer Of aprons at No 227 Canal street. In favor
of Thorlas Wilson and others.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
A DUEL AT ST. PIERRE

North Sydney, N S. Sept 8o-Defending alleged
aspersion upon his own and his wifes honor con-
tained IN g. newspaper article, DR. Fremey OF St
Pierre. Miuelon. to-day fought duel with M
Mazier, an editor, and wounded him severely
The duel in the rink at ST. Pierre and
swords were used After ten minutes fighting
the editor received thrust in the right breast
and his second declared Mazier unable to cen
unue the combat
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

Shaw & Co. have sold No. 3S West 1921 st,
three story and basement brownstone dwelling
house. l4X65xlO0 feet.
Leon s Altmayer has sold for Albert F. Mando
to Minnie T. Brown four story dwelling house
No 20 East eoth ST. on a lot aOxIOo5 feet.
Mrs. Ethel s Hazen is said 10 have sold No. l32
East 64th st. three story and basement stone
front dwelling house. a lot l5xIo05 feet.
Hillenbrand & Nassoit have sold for Thomas
Reynolds No. 5l5I Broadway. a six story apart
ment house. a plot Il sxlOo feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Nathaniel A Elsberg has been appointed re-
cever of the rents of the six story apartment
house at the northwest of 9TH and
129th st. pending an action brought by the Ba-
tavia and New York Wood Working Company
against Abraham HoroWitz and others TO foreclose
a mechanics lien.
Collin H. Woodward has been appointed receiver
Of the rents OF No. 75S Wendover ave. pending
action brought by julius Lchtenstein against
Leizer Ehrenhaus and others TO foreclose second
mortgage OF
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
MASSACHUSETTS GRAFT CHARGES
Grand Jury Brings in Numerous Indictments
Which Are Kept Secret.

Boston. Sept 30-The Suffolk County Grand
jury, which has been considering number Of
special cases. including charges Of graft in the
use Of telephones by members OF the Legisla-
ture and the city government reported nu-
merous indictments this afternoon None of
them was made public, but it is understood
that warrants were Issued for arrests.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
IN The AUCTION ROOMS.

In the Real Estate Exchange salesrooms yes
terday Joseph p Day sold in foreclosure No. z3S
East 1O6th St. a four story brick tenement house
25xloo Il feet. TO Alvin Abnert. the defendant. for
Sls6oN. The amount due about 81. COO Mr.. Day
also 'sod In foreclosure plot, 6xl4xloo feet. on
the north side OF 222d st. sos feet OF 4th ave-
TO +. Peaseck- for s. 400 The amount due was
a bout $50
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
STREET RAILWAY NEEDS EMPLOYEES.

IBy Telegraph tn The Tibune.I
cit7shurF Sept. SO.-The Pittsburg Railways Com
VIII = controls the streetcar lines of Pitts
bu s.. va ruotormen and conductors. In spite OF
the fact they pay the highest wages, q cents
hou., > company officials say they cannot OBJ
tain enouSh N to man their During Sep
temhrr % men haVa Quit work
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
NAVAL Y. M. C. A. CONTRACT LET

Norfolk, Va. Sept So-The contract for the new
naval Young Mems Christian Association here
nnaoe possible by the 10000 gift of John D. Rookie
Ielier' has been awarded 10 John Henry Miller az
Baltimore The lot having cost s75,oo6 the sum Of
S1oo is available for tie new structure work
upon Which will begin at once.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

Morniugside ave. n l1sth st. for
story brick tenement houses, G)NST; West Side
Ccnstruction Company, owner: Neville & Bagge.
aTchitscts $500,
brick apartment house. 80 6x9O.6: Hepsle Con-
str7Iction Company, owner; l. GodstOne.
archI . . . =. =. .2EN VOC
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
INSIGNIA AWARDED AT N. Y. U.

The executive committee of the New York Uni
versity Athletic Association awarded varsity let
ters yesterday to the following members OF the
successful baseball team of last spring: I.ls, OT;
Captain Mowen. '0s: Macdonald. 'OS; Manowitch es;
Ferdnn 'OS; Wilson, OS; Townsend, Oe; Van Hou-
ten. 90 and Rossman, 'oS
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
eREvE ESTATE TO SELL UPTOWN PLOT.

Rehecca NJ. Greve. executrx Of the estate Of
William NJ Greve. has been granted leave by
Justice Ford. of the Supreme Court. to sell No
1895 lst ave, a plot 1s.3XIl lSN23S Skis feet 10
Maurice W. Halpin for Sl3 coo.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
Furnished Houses to Let-Country

A 14ROOM house. thoroughly furnished. TO
~ sponsibe party exchange for certain
served board for OVERLOOK. IaTchmont
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
NEW HUNGARIAN BANK ESTABLISHED

ALBANY Sept. 3p.-The hungarian american Bank
of New York with capital of 10000 and a sur
plus of 10000 authorized to-day to do bust
ness by the State Banking Department. The di-
rectors LIE Roy w. Baldwin, Hugo Blumen-
thai. James Ross Curran Christian F. Tietjen,
William Woodward. John Alsin Young Lewis Eft
lnger, Alfred c. Codet. Max Goebe, Albert Ro-
barth and J. Frederick Talcott, all of New York.
Hugo Bumenthal of No. 50 West 10th street
last night that the institution. which will
open in weeks will take of the banking
business of the trade between Hungarian mer-
chants in New York and Hungary savings de-
partment will also be established to handle the
deposits of the immigrants from that country.
The Central Credit Bank and the Mortgage Bank.
both big houses in Hungary. among the largest
stockholders in the New York institution, he said.
Later. Mr.. Blumenthal thought. branch offices will
country
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
BROOKLYN Property for Sale.

MUST Re SOLD this week az sscriacs. SIS PARK
vi Place. 3 story double brick building S0x131;
rooms; bath apartment latest improvements:
steam heated; rents $500. price $19 $50 SIS West
45th st. Manhattan
IOTSE AND FJRNTTJ- RE FOR SAI.E-Holss -
Brooklyn, newly furnished. VIII sell house. seParas
furniture. price moderate, For parJicu-
lars address BARNEY. Box ~. Tribune once.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08

ban upon the contemplated marriage Of w. Ellis
Corey, head of the steel trust to Miss Mabel Gill
man. saying that Il doubt very much if any self
respecting minister could be found In Long Island
to marry such couple bringing out also, and
forcibly, his views regards the marrying OF a
couple one of whom is divorcee.
In some cases divorce is just way of severing
marriage ties which should never have been
made but whether this be true in the case OF MIR.
Corey, every individual has probably his or her
opinion. II does seem cruel, however, to think of
the divorced wife of the steel president, who was his
companion in the earlier and poorer days of his
youth to be cast aside at the zenith of his prosper
ity for the charms of younger woman who has
been educated UP to the wes and destinations that
men of the world, such as Mr.. Corey, are more or
less susceptible
But will Miss Gilman or Mrs. Coreys (number
two) life forever be bed of roses? VIII not the
contemplated happiness, bought so dearly at the ex-
pense of another fade until it forces itself upon
them, hollow mockery?
Mr.. Corey is man of brains-if it were not so
he would not be where he is today, at the head OF
one of the largest enterprises in the world. Miss
Gilman, in her line, may be clever actress and a
charming picture in pink tights; but there is abso-
utely no affined status between Mr. Corey as he is
today, president OF the United States Steel COM
pany, and Miss Gilman, actress.
A man should never marry beneath him, for as
sure as there is tomorrow he will eventually be
ashamed of it. A woman should never marry above
her station for she is making strong bid for un-
happiness 1t is human nature for man when he
has done what he considers generous'act, to be
always wishing to be thanked for it, and gratitude
and love mix about as well as water and oil-they
don't 1t will all go smotth for time but sooner or
later the husband will be reminding the wife of his
STOPPING down to elevate her. and the realization of
the exact condition of things will be terrific jolt
to both.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08

because OF the refusal OF the employers
TO pay the rate of wages decided upon
through means of arbitration. The mills
affected are Gerlach a Co, Third street,
Cambridge, and j. +. PAUL company,
Bristol street At the former place
30 men quit and at the latter 20. The
union last night voted to assess every
member 81 week while the strike
continues.
ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS HAVE
GRIEVANCE.
There may be a strike OF the elevator
constructors in Boston today. Last
night the union held its ninth special
meeting within a fortnight to receive
the report OF it's conference committee
on yesterdays interview with the en-
ployers The committee reported one
point in dispute. general apprentice
system, and the union agreed to offer
a compromise plan, and IL not accepted,
strike steps should be taken.
FIVE HORSESHOERS ON STRIKE.
Five members OF Boston Journeymen
Horseshoers' union, 5. are on strike to
secure the new minimum of s19 a week
for both drivers and filters. The union
held jubilation meeting last night at
Wells Memorial hall and passed votes
of thanks 10 President Boyle and Or
ganiZer Roche, who conducted the
negotiations with the bosses.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08
ACTRESS ENDS
HER LIFE AND
LEAVES A NOTE

New York, May g. - Mrs. Wallace
Widdecoube, whose stage name was
Murfel Nelson, committed suicide In her
apartments at the Hotel Bennington. 1i2
East Twenty-seventh street yesterday.
shooting hedself in the head.
Miss Nelson" had appeared in fairly
important roles in both this country and
England. one OF her last engagements
having been with the William Faversham
company In the 'SotIaw Man" but she
was better known in New York as a
composer than an actress She wrote
several marches which found popular
Parade" and Target Practice"
Mrs. Widdeoomb had been living apart
from her husband, who Is also on the
stage.
on the parlor table were three notes
pinned together. The first, marked "Im-
mediate" merely containing the request
that notice of her death should be sent
To Wallace Waddecombe. her husband. at
the Hotel Longacre, i'm West Forty
seventh street, and to Or. ID. Bissell OF
2e5 West Einghty-frst street. her ply
sician.
The second note read '"To my friends
God bless you dearly and keep you
always.-M. N"
The last note was to her husband. II Is
Dear -Wally=Since this divorce trouble
L haVnt felt rightrhead aches 30, and
sometimes the heart. / have decided tn
rest Bury me near this dear old city.
Publish the manuscripts Of any music
that remain and put out the song OF
THE Little Chrysanthemum' on the
piano. IL would do well for vaudeville.
Wayburn might do ". Everything to
Ailse CThere's jewelry at Tiffany's in
storage) God bless you.
"MURIEL.
'P. S.-jBe sure and send my original
manuscript OF 'Trysting Time 10
Boosey."
The divorce suit to which Mrs. Widee-
combe referred was one begun by her
against her husband about six months
ago.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08
SINKS HIS LAUNCH
TO EXTINGUISH FIRE

William Kohler Of Riverside was COM
pelled to sink his naphtha launch which
caught fire Off the Pleasant Bluff shore
last evening. as the flames spread so
rapidly, and the owner. who was alone in
the boat. was unable to extinguish the
fire In any other way.
The boat. which II about q feet long,
with n cabin over the forward part. was
lying off shore I'm front OF the old
Smiths Palace hotel. Mr.. Kohler entered
the cabin and 1T the lantern. As he
rubbed the head Of the match on the IN
terror OF the boat. there was q sudden
squirt OF flame. and this travelled swiftly
about the cabin. the hoc~ anording good
fuel. as N vas well saturated with grease
and gasolene from the engine. Mr.. koh-
Ter ATTEMPTED 10 put out the IRE by
throwing water on ~. but this spread the
flames. A hatchet WAS lying In the cabin.
and with n few blows hole was cut
through the hull which allowed good
stream OF water TO enter. As the sea
rushed In Mr.. Kohler sprang into the
rowboat and waited near by. until the
launch sank.