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Equity Court No. 2.

No. 2ss77. Mursch vs.. Mursch; Michael Amess d.
rected and authorized 10 make correct t-arslaton Of
depositions taken in Berlin. Germany Attorneys,
L l. GiCs-L. Tobriner
No 97SS sutherland Vs. Sutherland, reference 20
examiner. Attorneys. ]. Med. Cauington-L- P
Harlow
No. 2S2s Gait e al vs. Gait et al: trustees
authorized 10 execute lease Attorneys. II. Z. DAVIS.
Tucker < Kenyon
No GZ6. Wan IS. Elterich e. al; reference 10
auditor. Attorneys. John Ridout-Wlzon 4 BaTks-
dale and W NJ Williams.
No. Sfs. American Ice Company IS Gloss 1D-
pesrance Of absent defendant ordered Attorneys J.
J. Darlington and ". G. sullivan
No. 57U. Daly infant IS. sullivan; substitution
Of trustee. Attorneys. Bskcr. Sheehy 4 Hogan.
No assignment for today.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE OED HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET. NEW YORK.
100 a L. Diner Pullman PsrlOr.
Is 50 a. N Buret Raror. kiTe-ho1r Trziz
S9 90 a. m Diner and pullman ParlOr Car.
Ill ~ a. m Diner and Pullman ParlOr Car.
u 10 D. m Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
sas9 ,. m. koyal Limited All Pullman. 5hOur.
"a 90 p N. Coaches TO Philadelphia.
.51Q p N. Diner and Pullman Parlor.
q ~ p m Coaches 70 Pnnaoelphn-
~ 9 ?. m. Sleeper
'2:5z a N. Sleepers.
ATLANTIC CITY. no. 900. III 90 3 n. iISa.
ANNAPOLIS. week days 500 A. n, l205 noon.
AS, 800 .. M Sundays $50 a. m. 30 D. Il
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
(Nesk days 7 % a. TO 500 p. nj
TO BALTIMORE
- $50, i6@g. 100. -T-1 IS 20, $50, 800.
~ .l9D9 l9D9 II g a. n. il2So poon. u o. = 90.
5a 5SS' 'sS s 50 ySS i29 Ia. IL. "a ~ ~
'lo:5. 'll@o. Fl IS p. ~
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, $40 a. N. -S2 -55O .. m
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE,
S-Lv a NJ, -i5O T. IL -lZ:ay night.
tiIISBUkG. '91o a. N. IL. $40 .. u, TN
CLEVELAND, $40 .. N
COLUMBUS, 3 80 D. m
WHEELING, $40 a. M. '53o .. m
NJ FERtFf6f ~ E5Ikk Isa0 .s.,d a m iA15 30 p n
HAGERsTOWN, isaO a m. $50 p. m
DAILY. fE1ceDt Sunday. SUNDAY only.
lELhfhONkS al al Of the ioiiosing Ticket Of
he's; ~ 6 St. NV, Main 1891: 6ls PENNSYLVANIA
sse,' Main rs New Union station: Ticket once.
Aah fSo1. Information Bureau Main ISeB
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JUSTICE STAFFORD.
] United States ys. Henry H. Hildebrand. Ira c.
/ Mcclellan. Frank +. Ho1meir. and Ralph Rutteri
on trial Attorneys. H 2. Davis s-,N Charles
I pnndbnfro
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FOR SALE-A PIANOLA PIANO; LIKE NEW
IN perfect order; must sacrifice; an ideal
Christmas present; write for particulars. Address
BOX IL. Herald Office de7-;f
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! AN AUTHORIZED To OFFER FOR SALE A
three story and basement br0WnStonefront residence
lsouthern exposurel. II rooms and bath. Owner has
declined $1,000; VIII sell for 81 600. Purchaser
can assume deed Of trust for 5000 at per cent
Situated in northwestern section Of the city lust
short distance north OF Dupont Circle and lust on
Of New Hampshire avenue. For further pafdcIiars
apply b
WILLIAM CORCORAN HILL,
1902 II Street n. w.
delsSg
A NORTHWEST BARGAIN.-OWNER GOING
West VIII sell three-story brick house seven
rooms and bath; front and back yard. 10 alley
trust. $500 at per cent long time; cash required
81 400: pree. $500 See rs st-once. BALLARD a
LANHAA. OF 18th 81. NV del0-3t
INVESTMENTS IN NORTHWEST SECTION
S2.0a and upward: elegant homes; reasonable
prices: ofer lowest prices acceptable 10 owners
ID. II. johnson Co., ell 9TH -. n. w.
no2o-,f
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE, PIANOS. 90. MOVED
with care; packing aud shipping a speciality
KREIG'S EXPRESS. l224 St nv. Phone Main
tJl0. au2S-u
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-BLACK LEATHER BAG, WITH MONEY
small amount Reward. Leave al McCRDREY'S :
% CENT STORE. 7th 81
PARTY SEEN TO TAKE MINK NECKPiECE
from closkrooa at Masonic Temple December T..
please leare Il at a2i Mass. Detective Bu-
reau 10 ayod trouble del0-st
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The Largest Morning circuIation.
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY M02Es WE STORE FOR 75e A
,osd. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. lS-i2o
2 !Ah ST. NV. Phcne Main 4z29 Eols COZ
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TYPEWRITERS.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS
Electrical Supplies. Automobile Supplies
Dynamos and Motors Machinery SupplieA
Wiring Contractors
We have competent men 20 plan out and producs
the special results always essential in The .ustalaion
Of electrical apparatus
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY co.
1850 New York Ave-
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HELP WANTED-MALE&F FEMALE.

SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRITING CAN BE
learned at school in 30 20 30 days Positions
guaranteed. Pitman, Graham. Gregg. Barnes. and
Syllable systems. Individual instruction. STENO-
GRAPHIC Academy Sl5-5l9 Colorado Building
/ PAY lOC EACH FOR THE NAMES or SICK
persons In the District. Send in 10 names and
receive 81. Address BOX 81. Herald Office. nol2-u
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

By NEAT COLORED GIRL PLACE WANTED
az general housewoTker. Us Pierce place NV
del2-&
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AUCTION SALES.
MARCUS NOTES. Auctioneer,

WANNLo NUIEls, AucIoneeT-
On Friday, Dec. I3, at 10: 80 a. m,
WILL SELL AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
al the Harb0r Precinct foot Of 7th 81 sW the fol-
lowing cunhscated property. as provided by Section
so3. Of the D. C. Code: One bateau pairs Of oars.
two oarloeks, and 81 net, reTms Cash al time
OF sale. All materials 10 be rerroTed within three
DAYS after sale Failure 20 remove the purchase
price viii he forfeited 20 the District government and
the Commissioners reserve the right 20 resell the sane
al public aucticn proceeds from such last sale 10
be deposited 10 the credit Of the District of Coum-
bia- BY order Commissioners d. c. VI. &. HAR-
GROVE. Property Clerk d. C. deI2-2t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE IN BYATTSvILLE. ROOMS.
nearly new; large stAble: poultry house for 500
hens; coal and wood sheds: four acres nice land
two blocks TO trolley and pOst-ofhee; $3.50: SIS
monthly. including interest.
GEORGE G. WALKER,
nol3-t HyattsYille. Nd.
II you want 10 buy Maryland farm OF suburban
home. see or send fos latest bulletin.
Marion Duckett & Son, 635 f NV.
seI4-tf
FOR SALE AT KESILWORTH, ID, c,
Now Is your time 70 secure easy monthly nav
ments Of these attractive cottages OF choice lots
in henilworth. ID. C.. RasEington's growing suburb
ALLEN w. MALLERY. 1917 G st. NV.
TO-DAY is GOOD DAY TO GO OUT AND
inspect Silver Spring PARK. Immediately Bright
wood line. EASLEY & HILL Une). L0l q
ST. NV Phone Main ss3l. se27-n
PRETTY HOMES LARGE LOTS. TO &C PER
foot at Mt. Rainier. Nd, on 18th and 18th Sta,
R. / ave: District Line Sta; fare; high and
healthy; small monthly payments ]. Z. ROGERS.
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full suits Of clothes from 8 TO s.; coats and
vests. SID TO s.; pants. $50; coats, S5J. Also,
special bargains for small men, All goods Of fine
material tailor made; slightly used. Call on Us
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. SIG D. deq-7t
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MIScELLANEoUS-FOR SALE.

FOR SALE 800 SHARES CARTER MOTOR
stock, at Soc per share; need the money Address
BOX IA Herald office dei24t
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MILLINERY.

SURs REMoDELED 10 LOOK LIKE NEW
sl3 ST. oc9tf
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BIG PROFESSIONAL BOND.
Ernest G. PHester, T'hebaud is
Signee, Safeguards Creditors.

A provisional bond Of $4,000 was required yester-
day by Ernest G. Plester. assignee of Thebaud
Brothers. commission merchants etc. at No s.
Broad street. They assigned July Il. and Jus
tice Dayton granted leave yesterday TO file the
provisional bond until the schedules are filed
The petition states that the assets will exceed
N,276.Sl5 They follows: Cash on hand, and
in bank in New York City, S64 294. amount due from
+. Escalante & Son, of Merida. Yucatan. Mexico
S599.o0; cash in foreign banks $1,000 amounts due
from local debtors. $685. amount due from for
egn debtors. 4l96S3 bills receivable Sl5.445; mer-
chandise hand $4,000; 25O0 acres of land in thc
State OF TuXpam, Mexico, s25.5O0: 100 shares Of
Pamelne Remedy Company. $500: claims on At
lantc Mutual Insurance Company and other
derwriters for marine insurance $4,000. scrip Of
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company, $3.50.
The business was esta blished In III by Joseph
Theoaud, who came here from France d repre-
sentative Of the French East India Company. The
suspension caused by the failure OF L. Esca-
lante & Son. OF Mexico. with which firm Thebaud
Brothers did a large business
The creditors met yesterday al the Offices OF the
firm, those present representing $4,000 of the
claims against .ha firm. Representatives. OF tie
New York Life Insurance Company, Schultz &
RuckRlrver and Messrs. Hagener and Samuels
We're appointed a committee 10 inquire into details
after the meeting had resolved to take no action
which would hamper the assignees. There will be
another meeting of South American creditors in a
feW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-25
FoUND-WEsT STREET PAVEMENT.
New Cleaning Service Reveals Long Lost
Cobbles Under Coating of Mud and Filth.

When representatives Of the Street Cleaning De
paItmeut Monday night tested a new high pres
sure flushing cart in the Plaza and upper Fifth
avenue. the president OF the company that makes
the apparatus unhappy. He said the street
was not dirty enough, and begged for a real bad
street the next time Commissioner Benscl and
PHI Edwards, his helper looked at each other
and smiled. Then they said In one breath, Try
West street" That important thOroughfare hes
bcene thorn in the side Of every commissioner
for years. and Or. Bensel has unpleasant looking
markers II the map Commissioner Craven
prepared.
The Commissioner and his deputy, with
machine sweepers and a gang Of men, descended
West street last night with two OF the
pressure carts. Of a pattern better than the
used on Monday night The machine sweepers
first, and followed by the water
When the food had passed the
face the Belgian blocks were cleaner than they
have ever been since the time of Colonel Warning
and every one seemed to be satisfied. DR.. B4nse
would not say much. but it is pretty certain that
he well enough pleased TO decide to ask for
bias for supplying the city with number OF the
Contrivances.
The chief trouble that there was some
delay in getting the work done because the carts
cover only limited distance without refllling
But that will probably be corrected before long
Other tests will be made.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, July "a. 1907
ARRIVED


ogseGsIovvn i. 70 the Cana-d IS g wa sSs can
a. the Bar a, 4.I5 a N,
Steamer Dover Dillon vnmiuston. y c, three day.,
L pimon Lett Quarantine at $40 a N. .. .
the Clyde s. with mdse- Left Quarantine ar go
stsansr E; Vale Pa''sn Galyss:o2 July IS % IS 9;
steamer sarnta Ger. Deventier Kingston nay :
Island 20 TO the Observation-Disclosures Ilns With pas
sensers. mails and mdse Arrived az the Bar st 90
sa9sF 4 AIu9~s4 lF2p4 P cFsaas as Is Al
rived At the Bar AZ a m ,,- -.,. =, N.
Charleston q. 10 the clyde Steamship Company win
Steamer tesapeake HastnSs Baitiuore to Il FOs
'sT with H9se IeT; Tlaronjne az $50 or, a- Fsra
Bremen July I6 Southampton and ChercourS ~ =
gers s'' rais ana % S5c tr f at 9 'ss 5
NSpi,s II 70 ~ E1Ts e. with f2s storage pas
sensers and n'ise Arrived AZ the Bar al $40 a N AMI
GsEbogGs July u and ess'2wa IS 70 TIE Waite s;as
ana raise Arrived az tre Rar ar a m
steamer Ely lRr' Sayase SaFaa Cuba July July Is 70
steiner Tr-<nac IN Dolu Rordeaux July Funcs'
steamer Rio Grande Young Mobile jay 70 and BE S
wick 81 70 The Mallory steamship Company. WIKI P''
steamer Rosario ~ Gorsio CSoT,, Maths.9n PSr' An
rived The Rar at !: 70 n -. ~ =, an.
Rotterdam Il - . Richard & 60 with 81 cabin and
e67 passengers AMI mds Arrived AZ the Bar
Steamer pyrcttar Castle tBrl Candy. Southampton
July q the Panama r Z s. Line In ballast AFf'e-
at the Bar at 2 m. VIII load for Colon %
Steamer Princes Alice Ger. Polack Bremen JnN ~
and C7herbourg CclrichS Il -. with - caoia
1890 passengers. mails and ndse Arrived AZ us
Bar At -, ---.,tsaA
To Ia Guayra H. Porto ColombiI H. Cartasena IL 80.
IL and Kingston 81 SandeTsCn son WIN IIH "a -
and steerage passenger. malls and udse AFriVeu d.
80 y m - - D-,-,,y,
% the old Dominion GO with paSsehse's '-'- -'
Left Quarantine At $50 m 800 - 49,. rTv3. 81
steamer winyah Forrest. philadelphia - inc S4u
Co with nldsa Passed in Quarantine az 80 .,,,h-
SANDY HOOK \ 7 Julv - $50 p rr-Wind souN'-
southwest fresh breeze. cloudy and nary
SAILED
Steamers Rvriaun Dutch, Rotterdam via s9ui1 80
reutonic tBr( SOUTHAMPTON vita PErnofnn nor, Port
Antonio: Raueufels Annoy Fot-~eSN' 80, etc:
hawk tBr) Antwerp: RTCCkiyn. Ponce SS' g.. Marcos
Baker 1CIer Port Antonio Port Maria etc san ast1r:
Galveston Antilles New Orleans r! T,.~son Nor
Ovid CBrl Perth Amboy and Charleston Tscras 50
folk and Newport News; Korona tbrl. y1avtier etc:
Crotx. etc GrPciN (Gerl. lnasua SHIS sTi JACKSON
Csvic tTtrl. Liverpool. lrOquotS. thafieS''" -
Vile. Aragon. Georgetown.
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

A Hollander has sold No l6l to III East lloth
St six four story tenement houses with stores
a plot 15oxlHpll feet.
Or Frank II David has bought No. I72 West
18th 81, four story and basement dwelling house
on a lot 20xlo2 feet
William NJ silver is reported % have bought from
Ellen Couccu No. Ii2 West Soth St q four story
and basement stone front dwelling house. on lot
20xlo2 feet
Julius H. Rciter has bought Nos 1872 and I2i
Bradhurst ave. two five story nathouses. on plot
50x72 feet Hyman Schauschepy holds title the
property
KATE & Co. have resold for William Hennessey
No. 220 East 18th st, four story tenement house.
on lot l5.6Nlo33 feet 10 Clara Rosenberg who O.
Gently bought No 222 adjoining. through the same
brokers, and now controls plot S7xl03S feet
+ l.. Barnes has sold Tor Joseph OussanI No.
1862 7h ave, five story double nathouse on a lot
25xl00 feet
William Peters & co. have sold for A Del Donro
the plot 75Nt00 fct the est side Of Mayhover
ave. known lots 100 lO2 fIaight estate: for
Basus Busch 10 4. II. Kingston two story
on the north side Of Morris Park ave - feet east
Of Victor st, for p A Eustis to Mrs. NJ. Kelly, a
two family dwelling house the side Of Gar
field St known as Lot 42l Van Nest Park for
I.onEfenow st. near Boston Road; for =. A. Eustts
to John Stevenson a TWO family dwelling house on
the east side Of Garfield street known as Lot 423.
Van Nest Park.
Weisberger & Kaufman have sold for August c.
Nanz a client Nos. 3G3 and S05 West 18th St.
two five story buildings. plot 5oxl00 feet.
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HACKsTAFF MADE I. C. DIRECTOR.

A G. Hackstaff, vice president OF the limos
Central was elected a director OF the road at
an adjourned meeting of the board Of directors
YESTERDAY. to fill the vacancy caused by The
death of John c. yelling.
Mr. Hackstaf was looked upon as Harrl-
49,, man hut an official Of the road said after
the meeting that both factions united in his
Election E. II Hartman and Stuyvesant Fish
,,.ere both present at the meeting, but Governor
Deneen of Illipos not there. other direct
ors present were Walter Luttgen, ]. w. Auchin-
class ] / Harahan. c. NJ. Beach, Cornelius Van
derbiIt. Charles A Peabody and Robert w.
Goelet.
MIR Hackstaf has been in the employ Of the
Illinois Central for twenty seven years, and he
said yesterday that he considered his election a
recognition of his long service. For the last
seven years he has been the Vice-presdcnt in
charge OF the New York office His election
was believed by we'll informed interests yester-
day to mark the end of the so-caed Fish Har-
riman quarrel These interests declared that
while Governor Dennen and Mr. Beach have
been supposed TO be friendly TO Mr.. Fish. IL was
doubtful If either Of these would wish to
perpetuate any dssension in the directorate.
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MAY INCREASE S. P. DIVIDEND.
Executive Committee Meets To-day-Di-
rectors Not Expected to Act Yet

The executive committee Of both the Union
and Southern Pacific Railroad companies will
meet to-day. and it Is expected that the ques
ton of increasing the dividend of the latter 20
per cent will be considered. II is not thought
probable however. that the directors Of the
two companies will meet 10 declare dividends
for two or three weeks vet.
Ru.nors that the dividend on the Southern
Pacific would be increased from the present
rate of , per cent have been in circulation IN
Wall Street for some time, and the jump in the
stock yesterday 10 9012 compared with so7s, the
close on the preceding day, was regarded as
confirmation Of the rumOrs. 1t was pointed out
also that the surplus recently reported showed
II per cent for the common stock. II was just
vear ago that the Southern Pacific was placed
on = : per cent basis and the Union Pacific was
increased from 6 TO 10 per cent
There was a report in Wall Street yesterday
that the dividend had already been declared
but this was denied by Mr.. Hartman. When
asked If there was any likelihood OF the matter
being discussed at the meeting to-day he re-
piled that he did not know whether II would
be or not that all he could say was that there
would be a regular meeting Of the executive
committee.
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ranted herding of in a bull pen, surrounded
by lice, Pinkerton detectives and other vermin.'
barrow denounced the states attorneys for al
lowing William Dewey. who testified that he took
part in the mobs attack on the Bunker Hill and
Sullivan mill TO return to Colorado unhindered
after confessing TO murder on the witness stand.
Were YOU asleep" he demanded of the attor-
neys, turning TO the counsel table where they were
seated. "or your witness lying? Were you
negligent of your duties you trying de-
ceive this jury? Are you honest in this proseCu-
ton, or is there dannabe conspiracy TO pick
out the president of the Western Federation Of
Miners and the secretary and treasurer of the
federation and hang them by the neck for the
pleasure and benefit of the Mine Owners Associa-
ton?
COUNTER CONSPIRACY CHARGED
There, gentlemen of the jury, we have the real
strong. iron hand behind this prosecution. The
mine owners of Colorado pulling the wires TO
make you dance like puppets. They gathered these
officers Of the Western Federation Of Miners and
them here 20 be tried and hanged. Idaho to
hold the bag. Idaho has a fine privilege in this
rial-to pay for IT, And you men of this Jury
will have the pleasure OF working TO pay ND the
deficiency warrants which have been issued by
me state to meet the expenses of the prosecution
When Darrow finally reached the Colorado labor
troubles late in the evening he grew eloquent in
MS remuneration Of capital and his defence Of the
nottingham He cold Of the eight-hour law
passed by the Colorado Legislature in 1889 and
thu fight against that law by the owners of the
Darrcw said:
And when YOU men of the Jury think OF old
MAJ Stuart who was beaten by the miners> think
you also Of the darling of Colorado BulkIcy
Wells. tooling around the Back Ray of Boston
ana spending his golden plenty. Think of Buckley
W ellis the man who tied II worker to a telephone.
pole in zero weather because he was not U-riugine
out OF the victims carcass all the golden euinGas
ne would Ike 70 spend in Boston or in England.
lIlnk you of Buckley Wells ana the others OF his
NIX otner idlers. whose families are clothed in
SIN, sponged with the LIES sacrifice OF working
I-IeIl' lhInK OF them. tell you ard Civ" them
some responsibility in the events Of Colorado"
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CABS TO FIGHT AUTOS.
Hachmen Unite against Trust
Backed BIZ Politicians, They Say.

About a hundred and fifty public hackmen met
last night in Murphy's Hall, at 10Th street and
Eighth avenue and decided to amalgamate their
three unions 10 fight the automobile trust and TO
insist their rights to a station on the piers
and in front of the hotels.
According to William Campbell president of
the new organization, there four thousand
private hack owners in the greater city, who are
having a hard time of it between the sight
seeing automobiles, the automobile transporta-
ton companies syld those who control the stands
in front of hotels and restaurants.
Harrie c. Mannheim told the representatives
of the three assoca tiOns-the Public Hack
Owners the Independent Hackmen and the
Grand Central Depot Hackmen-that they would
have to be up and doing if they were 10 save
themselves from determination by the biggest
political power in the city, which controls 30
per cent of investments in automobiles.
The hackmen after being told by one of their
find out that they were being cheated, decided
to form joint council from the three assocla-
tons and fight for their rights. They Will keep
close watch on the issuance of licenses by the
Mayors marshal and will try 10 see that the
cab horse and his driver are given CQuare dea!
in competition with the automobile owners and
private cab transportation companies.
President Campbell declared that the hotels
which maintain private hackstands outside their
entrances get an aggregate of S21OOOO year in
commissions as they collect II per cent on every
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TO BUILD IN PARK PL.
NEW HOME FOR NEWS co.
MARKET Found for Large Cathedral
Parkzcay Plot.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Supertn-
tendent Murphy for altering the three five story
buildings Nos H. l3 and 10 Paris Place, extending
through the block TO Nos. s. 10 and u Murray
st and owned by the American News Company
The building No Is will be replaced by a five story
structure, and elevator plant Will be IN
stalled The improvements are 10 cost s5o'Vp
according 10 the estimate of Jay Kellogg, the
architect.
Plans have also been fled for charging the five
story dwelling house No. II East 6lst st. the i'm
provcments being made for Thomas H Banks. as
owner. and also for adding two stories to the hve
story loft building Nos .24 and 426 West nth St.
the Improvement being made for Kellner Brothers,
as owners at a cost Of $1,000. according 70 the
estimate of Samuel Sass the architect
William G. Park has sold plot l0ox17ll0 feet
extending from Cathedral Parkway 10 109th ST, 100
feet OF Columbus
In the Real Estate Exchange salesrooms yes
terday Joseph 2. Day sold No. 81 Broome st. n
four story brick front tenement house and five
story building in the rear, lot 25xiJ feet. 10
Harry Horwitz for $1,000 The amount due was
about s. 200 He also sold In foreclosure vacant
plot the northeast corner Of linton ave. and
l47th 20 Joshua Silverstne for $1,000 The amount
due about $500 subject a mortgage Of
$1,000. Mr. Day will offer for sale to-day in the
same rooms vacant plot, I49llxloo feet. at the
southwest corner OF 18th ST. and Broadway, and
Nos l6s and 10 Chrystie st. TWO five story brick
tenement houses. a plot - 9XS2X50XS2 feet