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New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
A S3OO.OOO DEAL NEAR WALDORF
DATTD JOHNSON BUYS H LARGE SD STREET PLOT
FROM PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
in Vest 18th Street Changes HandsWesrn
Syndicate Purchases T,co Long Island Tracts

The Stuyvesant Real Estate Company penn
syIvania RaiIroad) has sold through Douglas
Robinson Charles S. Brown & Co. No 40 ana
81 West 33d St. three aud a four story build
ing on a plot 446x9S9 feet. to David Johnson
The purchase price was about $3OOOOO
The Stuyvesant Real Estate Company bought
the property for the Pennsylvania Railroad
about two years ago as a site for an airshsIt 10
the Pennsylvania tunnel
The II. Taylor Sherman Company has bought
for DR. w Travis Gibb No. ~ West 10th street,
a four story dwelling house. on lot 2OxlO2.2
feet. from James Butler
\ Western syndicate. including many Cincin-
natl investors and business men. has bought the
interests Of the Mclaughlin Real Estate COM
pany in Hollis Terrace. at Hollis. y. Y, and at
Mclaughlin Park. on Coney Island ave, for a
and Pittsburg Real Estate Company. which con-
trols Hollis Terrace, has been reOrganized' ana
the present board OF directors comprises many
we'll known Brooklyn operators. the McLaush-
lin interests have been entirely eliminated.
Tho Mclaughlin Park tract comprises Iorty
acres and in Hollis Terrace are about four thou-
sand lots. all of which are in an advanced state
OF development. The total value OF the prop
critics involved in the deal is about S1.oOoOOO;
The Fort Amsterdam Realty Company has
bought No. 262 West 3Sth st, four story
dwelling house. on lot 1dox9s.9 Feet Ine
buyer owns Nos. 2S4 and 700 ana now cohtrols
a plot 5Ox9S.9 feet. Frank Seymour was the
broker.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for the
Union Square Realty Company 10000 square
feet of space in the new seven story mercantile
building. nearing completion. at No. 16 70 Is
East 10Th St This completes the renting OF the
building. Also. for Z, Deutsch & Co. 5000
square feet OF space at No. 80 East 18th ST,
corner Of University Place: for Mrs Mary f.
Fitzgerald, 5000 square feet OF space in No
16 to IS East 18th St: also for the Phoenix
Wash Suit Co. 5000 square feet Of space in No.
e. nee Gf nnH A
5000 square feet Of space in No. So to 81 East
10th St
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
NO TOWER CONFERENCE.
Sian Named an Weis DiUOrce Case
Stays AScay.
TBy telegraph 20 Tn. Tribuns. J

F9oughkeepsie ~. Y, Jan. 22.-The conference
which was arranged for here to-day between
a E Tower, ''the iron master Of the Hudson
Valley" whose name has been mentioned IN the
Heis divorce proceedings in New York City. and
Mrs Tower and her attorney. did not take
place Mrs. Tower learned last night that the
papers would to-day print the weis proceed
Sings. involving her husband, and she immedi-
ateiy got IN communication with her husband
over the long distance telephone. She requested
him 10 come 10 Poughkeepsie to-day for a fam
ily conference. whereby her future might be
spared as much as possible from notOriety.
Mr. Tower did not come TO Poughkeepsie-at
least he had not put I'm appearance up to a
late hour tonight Mrs. Tower had expected
him this morning but she was disappointed. It
was reported here this noon that he had
changed his mind about coming home because
he had heard certain things that led him TO
suspect that there was scheme foot TO get
him TO the Tower home. and there have him ex-
amined by physicians adjudged insane and
committed 20 an asylum. He is now believed
20 he living at the Metropolitan Club, at Fifth
avenue and Sixtieth street.
After exhausting every means IN her power for
the last FIVE six months TO keep her estrange-
ment with her husband from becoming public
Mrs. Tower admitted 10 friends and acquaint-
ances to-day that her husband was probably
the wealthy man referred 20 by Mr.. Hancock
IN the Weis divorce proceedings. Mrs Tower
also acknowledges that her husband friendly
with Mrs Weis. IN whose company he has been
seen frequently in New York for several months
She was his guest on the yacht Erl King during
cruise 10 Newport and along the coast last
summer At that time Mr.. Towers attentions
10 Mrs. Weis were so marked that Mrs. Tower
her sister. Grace Bogardus. and Mr.. Towers
aunt. Mrs. Butts, who composed the party, left
the yacht and returned 20 Poughkeepsie where
they have since remained at the Tower home
Charles Aforschauser. who represents Mrs
Tower. stated to-day on behalf of his client that
Mrs. Tower was aware OF Mr.. Towers conduct
and would no longer shield him from notoriety.
Tonight Mrs. Tower is 81 and cannot be seen.
Mrs. Louis Weis. who Is being sued by her former
counsel. Henry J. Hancock, OF No. IS Wall street
for a $500 fee which the lawyer says Is due him
Tor trying obtain divorce for her without pub
Mcity. was said 70 be 'iout OF town. yesterday by
the clerk OF the Hotel Belmont, where she has been
living
In his affidavit Mr Hancock states that he was
retained last September by Mrs wes 70 get a
divorce from her husband that she could marry
a manufacturer we'll known socially in New York,
and said 20 be worth more than S.0a000. Mr..
Hancock says that he had 20 great tact and
discretion 70 avoid publicity. and that he had TO
hire detectives 10 get evidence against Mr.. Weis in
the South, where the alleged inndety took place.
After the evidence secured he had a referee
appointed hear the in private, and these
services he thinks worth $500.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
TRANSACTIONS m Realty

]. j. Bogart has sold for S. II. schwarz 20 a
client OF ZunnO. Gillen & Co. No 81 Barrow ST.. a
three story and basement dwelling house. on q lot
tSsxso feet.
C. l. Halberstadt has sold for I. siIbsrberg. TO a
builder for Improvement. the northwest corner of
1S7th st and BorettO St. The Bronx, a Plot OF
more than four lots. Irregular.
A L. Mordecai & Son QncOrporated) have sold
for the Germania Life Insurance Company No w
West seth St, being IS by the half bIocl.
Van Vliet & Place have sold the southeast cor
heT & o., OF Hudson and Horatio sts. two three story
Leon s. Altmayer has resOd for C. GrOtz. to an
house No. @ West h isSnt s on ana M rear sF
Folsom Brothers have sofa for Charles 7. % Judson
No; 81 Wooster ST.. to a Mr.. Davis. Also sold to-
Alfred - Bachmann for the estate OF Riker r.
ins. on lot 22xlOa3 feet. adjoining the northeast
cSrnoT OF 9th ave. Mr., Baehmann recently pur-
James f. seagrave has sold for the Park Mort
on plot SoxOO feet on the south side oS TerTsSSs
view ave-; east OF Jansen ave-. Marble Hill. The
OF i've houses owned by the Park Mortgage Com
1903 I'd ave. five story tenement house. with
stores; 26xl5 feet to Alexander Pfeifrer.
Maria Stanley has sold No. SO7 West 4Sd ST. a
five story tenement house. on a lot 25x1O05 feet
William Miles has sold the nve story tenement
house No. as Water ST., lot 20x6O feet.
Abraham b. 1Iinsky has sold No. 15T LIST ave-.
a. aye story tenement house. with stores. a lot
samuel Fine has sold Cor Lowe 6 Jorisch No
houses sS on Pot 75s fees saTeo SIX story tenement
p; A. Nebeling has sold for GuIlotte & Gamache
Of Bryant street. 80 feet north Or liza 81 9'
Nos 100 10 ll5 West 18TH ST. Old buildings on plot
SOxgSe feet. being 125 feet west Of 9Th ave
Kate v. Motley has sold No 3s5 West Tath St a
lot 2HXse feet s. feet east Of Riverside Drive.
have bought Tor Client Sos iis5 and Is7 isS ar
TWO hFe story tenement houses on Plot S2NSa feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
REALTY NOTES.

Mayhem Booth and Emo. OF Jamaica. have sold
house and plot Of ground, 50x150 feet the
north side OF Highland ave. 100 feet east OF
Union ave-. Jamaica. 10 a New York purchaser.
The property was formerly owned by W. F.
WyckOff.
Felix Warburg will take title 20 the plot. zoos
Fifth ave.
Plans have been filed for enlarglng and re-
modelling the two story private garage at No.
65 Madison ave. owned by Elbridge T. Gerry.
new concrete floor Will be laid and
plumbing plant installed ]. B. Shocks Sons
the architects.
Plans have been filed with Building Super
intendent Murphy for making over the two four
story and basement dwelling houses Nos ATS
and 42O Madison ave, into office building
with ground floor stores for Clarence s. Day as
owner. II will have central marQuise
entrance. and a steam heating plant will be in
stalled The improvements are TO cost $4,000.
according to the estimate OF John s. Keeler. trs
the nrChiteCt.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
DENVER RATE HEARING.
Business Men Auege Railroads Skoy0
Unjust Discrimination.

Denver, Jan. &C A Prouty Interstate Com
merce Commissioner resumed his investigation to-
day Of the complaints against OF railroads
alleging discrimination in freight rates against
this city and state Joel f. Vale and ElrO Claik
represented the Burlington and the Denver Rio
Grande Clayton Dorsey appeared for the South
Pacific and several Eastern lines D. w. Tears
for the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern; Henry
J. Rogers and p. Pierce, for the Santa Fe system
c. d. Haight for the Erie. and NJ a. Low. for
the Rock Island. James J. Jeffrey and other
sci were present, and aided in the examination OF
witnesses
emphasized by George j. Kindel, manu-
facturer, one Of the complainantS Mr.. Kindel al
legged that Denver manufacturers had been driven
out OF business by freight rates raw material.
He said rates low to the Pacific Coast, and
Denver people are paying much more than those
at tdewater. He also said that tobbers
being forced to close up their houses because they
were unable TO get into competition with other
territories equal basis.
Similar cases over the entire West hinsing
on the result Of the Denver inquiry. and the de-
cision here Will govern other like suits.
Commissioner Prouty announced that the ale
cations in the complaints Were not specific enough
He suggested to William Harrison, attorney
representing Mr.. Kindel. that the complaint be
made more specific IN regard 70 class rates. He
said that allegation could be made that the
class rates excessive, bu- that Il Wtuld be
difficult If not impossible, to make an allegation
Mr.. kipdeI declaTzI TINT tho complaint that
Denver had 60 pay a higher rate IA ten mile thaD
Otncr cities
Commissioner Prouty said he did not believe the
commission would hold that in general the rates
were too high. would any court hold that the
rates IN general too high. Denver
situated. he said. that the rate to San Francisco
through Denver should be lower than the rate TO
Denver was too high The only ground do on Which
the case could be- heard that The rates
reasonable Denver.
IL that is what YOU trying 10 show. said
Mr.. Prouty. you have very little evidence. So far
SHOWN
cotton piece goods excessive. The commission
can make no order on any commodity not men
toned in the allegation
Mr.. Prouty said he had authority to rule
the competency OF the complaint, perhaps 10
allow amendment to the complaint but he would
allow amendment and the whole commission
could take up the matter.
Mr. Harrison made motion 20 amend the
complaint that the class rates may be shown be
excessive and unreasOna BILE.
Witnesses representing dealers in furniture. dry
goods and paper all complained Of the rates. and
united in asking that the railroads Denver
Missouri River points treated.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
MARINE INSURANCE REPORT.
Atlantic Mutual Will Issue 6 Per Cent Divi-
dend After February l.

The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company has IS
sued its statement for 1906 1t shows that the pre-
mIums on marine risks from January TO Decem-
ber 1906 amounted TO $sl9O241 o. and the premiums
on policies not marked Off January l. 1905. were
1852 191 49, making total OF marine premiums of
50 4SS G The losses paid during tho year. which
were estimated In 1906 and previous years amounted
to S3O9 a. and the losses occurred estimated and
paid In 1905 81 O09. .224 80.
The report shows that the company has the fol-
lowing assets United States and State of New
York stock city bank and other securities. s. e9T 1885,
special deposits in banks and trust companies,
500 9e8 81; real estate and claims due company,
81 s74 600; premium notes and bills receivable. 81 l9l,
97s ss cash in hands Of European banks 20 pay
losses under policies payable in foreign countries
s2142 o. and cash in bank 1862 631 g. aggregeting
7g7 s23 r. dividend OF per cent interest the
outsa andlng certificates OF profits will be paid to the
holders thereof and after February Q.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
INTERCOLLEGIATE SWIMMING.
Brown and Harvard Divide Honors in Dual
Aquatic Meet.

Providence, Jan. Brown and Harvard divided
honors at aquatic sports here tonight. the Crimson
winning the swimming races and Brown taking the
water polo game. The contest the first of the
intercollegiate championship series. The summaries
follow:
Relay raco-Harvard. Cluinlan. Howe wilmington and
Farley: Brown. Mcdonald Collins. Swars and Bnrrus
by Harvard Time, 2:14
Plunge for distance--WOn by wilmington Harvard. ii
IT, IN; Peterson. Brown. second 43 II; H. Harvard,
third, 42 II. q in.
FTfty-yard dashr-Won by Farley, Harvard: Busheu.
Brown second Qunlan, Harvard. third. Time. O:alss
Fancy diving-Won by HILL Harvard; Buchel. Brown.
second; Goodwin Harvard. third.
-hundred-yard dash-Won by wilmington, Harvard;
Collins Brown. second. Time. 1:O9
Two hundred ,twenty-yard swim-W9n by Howe.
Water pO!o-Brown Mcdonald and Hazard goals,
Bushel (captain). Krey. and Collins forwards
Harvard: Welch (captain) and Whitney goals; Quinlan
wilmington. Farley and Howe. forwards Goals by
Busheu CD. Kirley i2), Greene and Collins
ward. Time OF halves, 10 minutes Summary points
Harvard. &c; Brown. H.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IA vesey St-By BRYAN L. Kennedy: so2-sO4 Not,
ST. S16 ~ Of Houston 9xS3 I1N51xSS L 3-sfv
hrk stable and vacant vol sale; TO Michael Brgand
$4,000 434 70 so SSth St 8. 1l9 II " We A.
I0x1O22 two Ssty brk teneuents and stores; Abraham
SilversOu agt Samuel kaufman al; Arnstein & L. a.
tCrneys; Jerome Monks ref due. S. O6. tzzsx
etc, s414 90; 70 =hs pIaintff for 500 AZ
BY Joseph p. Day: Front -. q &. Broad
e. Is O76 Ixls 1OxT4f9 s-sty bk loft and bldg:
Nj B Sweeney. Nellie Cottsr ct al; A r Cuahusn-
etty Albert Richie rsf; ss los 81 etc
S313 90: 70 the Whitehall Realty 90 S1ST5Q I63d g.
Corporate Realty Assn ast Abraham Friedman Al:
Charles Strauss, atty " Arnold. ref due. $50
6 So taxes etc s4529 81 sub To three rs thres
ond. three third fourth morris agregatiuz
zoo: also Hen 81 6OT T6 to the plai1tH S1-
$4,000 over prior liens.
ny s. De Waltsarss: SD 81. 311 f1S 2, - a
West End ave- l6 s1l0O Ssty high soop. stone front
dwl D. trustees sale 70 lillian Val $4,000 Penn
sylvsnis block front bet CresrEOOd Holly
wood aves. fcnkers PARK. comprising II
sale; 70 Alfred Seton and Lillian Vail for Ss.O25.
BY Samuel GOldsttckeF 13Tth 80. s3 and as n g. 90
OF LenoK ave- 5OxS6 II; 6sty bk simon ChlfeIt.r
et a. aFt Benjamin Sisseran ct al Max 6verstein atty
adjourned February II
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name Is that Of the debtor The second
that OF the creditor and date when Judgment was
fled:
Baird Andrew D.-G. PsHfser; September s
leOi; released ,.---... eis11 40
Brand. Maxi Noonan ct al: August H. 1924:
@-sts
vembsr 20 1893 .>-c- -..-'-o1,-s ' 10 17@
Eei'lson JSSaphe AnEelwitz January IL 1915 so sS
yeHber 8 1905: vacated. ass 50
Hauptnan. AdOlph-S Harris et al: January r.
1901; vacated -. IOs@'
Hutton, Frank IA-G- ". Cole al: Decsmbsr
SI sSIle-sans March TO- 1905 ..-------... Sl5sl
leo, 1907 -. Lossoo
1905 -. $40
kohring; Henry VI. Beck; October ZT. Is9s:
s.I leoS -. ss72
1902 .--------- 1sS II
HeSSSl MeyerC Muller June 5. 19O6; reversed 50
Zwilins. Joseph-J. JCsephson February O. 1885 73ST
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
MRS. AUBREY soUccIcAULr RossED

gold watch and chain belonging 20 Mrs
Aubrey BOuccicault. the wife of the actor. wefs
stolen yesterday afternoon from her room tine
boarding house at No. IS East 4lst street. A
who said lie was b. NJ. Crawford. OF No. "a West
Goth street went 70 the boarding house and asked
for a room knowing that the actors wife was
going TO depart in a few days. Mrs CTrisWOld ths
owner of the house, showed him that ToOm. About
an hour later. Mrs BOUCcicaUlt returned and dis
covered that her gold watch and chain. valued at
$40 had been stolen. Tho police went to The sd-
dress In West 18th street, but no one named CraW-
ford was known there.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
G. D. MATTOX ELOPES.
Operator Held Responsible for Southern
Railway Wreck Wins Planters Daughter.
IRy Telegraph to Tha rrlhrr I

Bedford City, Va. Jan. 22.-Miss Kate Tray
lor daughter OF John TraylOr. well known
planter of this county and q. u. NIattox. who
was IN charge Of the block station at Rangoon
the Southern Railway on the day that Presi-
dent Spencer and several other people were
killed in a wreck. elOped to Pelham N c., yes
terday, where they were married
Mattox has left the service Of the Southern
railway, and is now working for the Tidewater
railway at Hurts. He has been found RESPONSE
BILE for the wreck by both the Southern railroad
officials and the state corporation commission.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
PLANS FOR PUBLIC BATH FILED.

Plans have been filed for a three story public
bath and gymnasium 10 be built at Nos and :
Rutgers Place. 1t Is TO be 6S feet front. about
194 feet deep. with a facade OF brick trimmed
with granite and terra Gotta II Will have a
roof garden adorned with Ionic pilasters. sup
porting an ornamental balustrade and cornics.
The gymnasium will occupy the top story, The
building is 10 cost $4,000. Michael and Nit
chelI Bernstein ara the city's architects.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23

SilveTsOn & London have sold the northeast c,-.
ner of Sth ave- and 18th St. a new six story naf.
house. with stores plot +0XlO0 feet. This il IN.
second of a OF five sold within a week
E =. Schiller has bought from NIendeI Tamor M
1886 East 10th St, a six story tenement hOuse an
lot 25X100I1 feet.
B. Menschel has bought from John T. Volck NJ,
u I'd St. five story tenement house. on lot g5x75
feet
Goodwin & Goodwin have resOld for Henry Narkx
and Casper Levy. TO s. Elkin and q. Herman No
1122 TO 1928 Amsterdam ave, three i've story fat-
houses, with stores plot 75E16O feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
W. t. REID TOASTED BY HARVARD MEN

Boston. Jan. 22-wilIiam T. Reid. the Harvard
football coach for the last two years was the
guest tonight at a dinner given by the Harvard
team which played Yale last fall Every member
of the team spoke in commendation of the system
ipaugurated bv Mr. Reid. and AT the close vali-
able souvsnir was presented to him.
Ar Retd's term football coach expired lcst
fall. aud he viii resume his duties as instructor
al Berkeley. Cal, in a few weeks.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
ASKS ABOUT c. W. vANDERsurs TAXES

Mayor Mcclellan received yesterday a letter
from r. J. Stokeley. OF Buncounbe County, n C.
IN which IS Asheville the home Of George W Van
derbIlt. asking II Mr.. Vanderbilt was resident o.
New York. and IL he paid personal taxes here. The
Tax Offfcs WAS called Up. and President PuTdy OF
the Tax Board told the Mayor that Mr.. Vanderbilt
was a resident OF this city, and that he as
sesSed this year In the OF $4,000. Il Is under
stood that the tax officials at AshevlIle are irving
20 collect taxes on personal property Of Mr.. Van
derbllt and that he is cOntesting the ATTEMPT
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
SELLS SOUTHERN BOULEVARD PLOT.

S. b. Goodale & Son have sold for the MadI-
son Square Mortgage Company the plot. 1O0x
100 feet. vacant I'm the Southern Boulevard
easterly side. about 500 feet north Of Freeman
st. Also for the Tri-Centennial Realty Com
panv 1T5 West eIth ST.. a three story and base
ment dwelling house. on lot 1Ix100 feet. TO Jo-
sanh DIlInn
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
comsTock STOPS MOVING PICTURES

Anthony Comstock made n tour of the penny
vaudeville shows the Bowery yesterday after
noon and last night. and when he had finished al
10 o'clock four men had been arrested on warrants
which by Mr.. Cornstock before
Magistrate Moss. in the Essex Market court All
the arrests made because Mr dTousteck
thought the pictures view not III for public ex-
posure.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
CASE AGAINST BROWN g. sHEEHAN
Judgment Recovered In 1903 Never Salts
fled-McMann E. Taylor Suing.

The case 90 McMann g. Taylor against Brown &
sheehan came mp yesterday I'm the Supreme Ourt
before Justice Amsnd Supplementary proceedings
we're begun On a judgment for sl:3 recOvered in
le1s and never satisfied The ease vas put over
10 next Saturday.
remenlber tho case. aud 5nst Judgment had prob
2tlt heen f3Nen by default some notes that lis
old fTsa la1 indoisc lie kgcw nothing about the
Az IIls1neAtaTg 1rocee4.lsz
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
SALE OF OLD FURNITURE TODAY

sale OF old furniture and other antiques will
be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Fifth
Avenue Auction Rooms, No. 333 to 3n Fourth
avenue. and will continue tomorrow and Friday
afternoons. Among the articles an organ clock
which plays twenty four airs. flemish tapes
tries and colored French prints. The goods will
be sold by Fl. II. Hartman.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
p. r. r. TO IMPROVE PHlLA. STATION.
IBy Telegraph 20 The TrIbune.I

IHy TeeEraph 20 The Tribune
Philadelphia. Jan. 22.-The Pennsylyania
Railroad Company has authorized the expendi-
ture of 100000 TO double the terminal facilities
of the Broad street station in this city
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
INSTITUTION BUYS ELMsFoRD TRACT.

Max Marx has bought for a Hebrew charitable
organization several ulots Of land. aggregating
eghty-four acres. between Sawmill River Road
and Bear Road. ElmsfOrd, Westchester County.
Cornelius b. Fish & Sons wers the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
IRISH COUNTIES ATHLETIC Sail

The third annual ball of the Irish Counties Ath-
lettc Union in Madison Square Garden last night
was largely attended At midnight Thomas Donald
and Miss Mary Donald. his sister. Of County Kill
kenny. led the grand march There were fOrty-siT
dances including several Irish reels and jigs.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

AT Il Vesey St--Bv Joseph p Day: sfst ~ n n
220 n Of 1st 2xsO SN2O 2x93S 3sy bT tenement
house: w F. Moore agt Esther BlumeuthaI all Snp-
son. W g. attorneys. a. NJ. levy. ref. amt das
S5.OS7 80: taXSs. etc. 500
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Uniformed Escorts for Lone Women Who Go
to the Lyric.

So many have written to tho shuberts
asking that an extra matinee be given each week
10 enable them 10 attend the performances OF Miss
Marlowe and Mr.. Sothern without escorts that it
has been decided 20 provide escorts for lone women
who go 20 the night performances. beginning to-
night. The men will be in uniform and will be
the box office OF the Lyric Theatre between the
acts.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23

Immediately after her engagement at the Bijou
in 'All-of- Sudden Peggy Miss Henrietta Cros-
man and her company will open new theatre in
San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23

The opening of THE Little Michus" which was
announced for next Tuesday the Garden The
atTe. has been postponed until Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23

Miss Camille DAryille, in 1.-THE Belle of London
Town. will follow Cyril Scott in '"The Prince
Chap" at the Lincoln Square Theatre. opening next
Monday. The nbretto OF ''The Belle OF London
Town was written by Stanislaus STANCE. and is
based on his comedy THE School for Husbands"
The music IS by Julian Edwards.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23

The performance of "5rewster's Millions" at the
New Amsterdam was delayed about ten minutes
last night because. in the absence of the regular
elevator boy Edward Abeies who takes the part OF
Brewster. tried 20 run the elevator connecting the
stage with the dressing rooms. and got himself
and several Other Members OF the cast stuck be-
The fhiId anA fourth doors after having sio;
fharr u, 50 ire ;oof ard ffcn down 70 fhe base
menr. The prisoners Wcre Gl.ely released and the
play proceeded.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-23

Monday February II. viii be Cornell night at Tho
Herald Square Theatre. where THE Road Yes
terday' is being played. The whole house has beer
taken The Cornell Glee Club Will be present with
the college coloTs.