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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

cafe chantant and entertainment for the benefit
Of the Mary Fisher Home for the aged who have
devoted their lives to professional pursuits will be
given at the Hotel Astor the afternoon and
evening of Tuesday April H. Many well known
singers and players have offered their services for
the occasion. Tickets can be obtained from Mrs.
George Fink at the Westminster Hotel. 10Th street
and Irving Place.
Dr. Daniel A. Huebsch VIII give an illustrated
lecture this evening The Old Testament in High
Art in the south schoolrOom of the Temple E1nanu-
Fl. at Fifth avenue and 4Sd street.
musical entertainment for the benefit OF the
shereth Israel siserhood will be held on the even
Park West
The national committee for the relief of sufferers
from Russian massacres will hold a meeting this
afternoon at Temple Emanuel Fifth avenue and
ssd street.
The Hudson River steamers OF the Catskiu Even
ing Line Will begin their trips between New York
and catskil this evening. leaving Pier is every
weekday az p. N. These boats have been thor
oughly rented and newly furnished during the
winter. The extra summer boats win be put on
later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
NEW P. r. r. DIVISION.
Record Increase in Tonnage Makes
Fifth Grand DiUisiOn Necessary.

Philadelphia. March 27-At a meeting OF the
board Of directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company to-day announcement made that the
company had created a new division to be known
as the Western Pennsylvania division. This divi-
s.on viii include the Pittsburg. West Penn and
Monongahela divisions and that part o. the Ale
gheny Valley division between Pittsburg and Kisld
junction.
An unprecedented increase in tonnage and the
urgent need Of relieving the general superintend-
fnt and STAFF officers of the Pennsylvania Railroad
division OF some Of the labor and responsibilities
In connection with the operation OF that division
arc the reasons given for the creation of the new
division.
S: c. Long, superintendent Of the Pittsburz d.
stsson. mas been appointed general superintendent
q the new division Re Will have charge OF all the
Peansylvania Railroad divisions west OF Altoona.
with the exception o. the Cambria e. Clearfeld d.
tision All Of the coke region. the greater part Of
re coal region and all of the Pittsburg mill dis
sict tributary TO the eastern lines will included
division Is divided into three di1-isioas-the PITTS
burg division, the Conemaugh division and the
Aonongahela division.
The addition OF the new division will make FIVE
instead OF four grand divisions the names Of the
latter being changed 70 Eastern Pennsylvania di-
vision New Jersey division" Erie division and
Buffalo and Allegheny division" To avoid con-
fusion with the middle division OF the Eastern
Pennsylvania division the middle division of the
division
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
DEAL NEAR LOTOS CLUB SITE
PLOT, WITH FRONTAGE O F so FEET IN VEST 57TH
STREET TO BE IMPROYED
FenheI Leases the Gey House, Broad Street and Fifth
I4Uenae Parcel Sold at 4uctOn.

Parish. Fisher & Co have sold for Roy A. Rainey
the two four story and basement brownstone dwell
ing houses Nos. 126 and 12S West 5zth ST.. each on
Vlet 90x1005 feet for Brent Good No $50 West 57th
street and for Elverton r. Chapman No. 1872 West
9th St, two dwelling houses. The combined parcels
form plot S0xl00.5 feet the s. nth side of 9th
ST. So feet west of the site bought by the Lotos
Club a few weeks ago Mrs. Grace L. Capes is the
buyer. Brooke & Georger represented the sellers.
The property is to be improved.
The John H. Fife company has leased the Gilsey
House. ar 29th st. and Broadway for the estate OF
Peter Gisey for term of four years and one
month at a gross rental of $3.50 a year to Louis
Frenkel. The lessee was for twelve years propre-
tor Of the Hotel Albert at University Place and
18th st
Frederick Klngman paid at auction yesterday for
No. 54S 9TH four story stone front dwelling
house. lot 25XlG) feet $4,000. 1t sold in
partition proceedings by Joseph T. Day.
Bryan l. Kennedy also sold at auction to Charles
+. Moves Nos 1l3 and rs Broad St. southwest cor
ner Of Frsnt ST., four story brick buildings. a
plot 60 7X7611x irregular, for $125O00. These were
two of the principal auction offerings of the day.
SOM Brothers have sold a lot 25S1O2.2 feet the
south side Of S6th st; leo feet east of Columbus
ave. TO d. Harris. Mr. Harris will erect on the
site American basement dwelling house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28

houses Nos sO2 and sos East 14sth ST.. each 2''i''
Isaac Harris is the buyer Of No. s24 West 1giss
81 and Daniel III. Elder Of No. 40 to 10 west
Arthur G. NuhIker has sold for B. ZieheITna59gns
the 1--WE story tenement house with stores NJ ~
Jacob Wenstein has sold the southwest 9 79eS
Of Amsterdam and 1l4th ST., plot u141tus'
to Simon Wolk who will erect three SIX STORY hat
i'T D1iei ~ r McFILenney has sold for Mrs Kate
smith to J. J. Collins a Queen Anne cottage ~ =
Jansen ave-, Marble Hill II IS on a plot o0N'S0
Nathan Cohn has sold the five story tenement
house No SIP East 18th ST., 25x1O3S feet -,
SCHNEIDER & Lieber and J w. schultz nave sou
for Henry KrOgeF Nos 10t and 1C6 East 4th ST., y
si etorv tenement house on plot 376Xe6 feet; Also
No 81 East 4th St. a six story tenement house On
Iot 25x100 feet r. A. Blumenthal Is the buyer
Alfred Hahn has sold the six story teneTlenSs
house on lot 2x1O0 feet at the northeast corner OF
oliver and Cherry SITS. -, ,v,.o-
George J. Humphreys has bought from the Ale es5
aatate through John A. Osborne. NO: ~ East SoI
ST. four story brownstone dwelling mousse on lot
H. 7X1CO5 feet. ~, a, -. eesh
ST a four story building lot 22x1O0S feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
ERIE RUMORs CALLED eROUNDIEss
Financial Position Said To Be All Right
Dividend Not To Be Passed.

the financial position Of the Erie were pronounced
by Officers OF the company not only without foun-
dation but absurd II officially stated that
provision had been made for all the notes matur-
ing IN the near future. The company borrowed
100000 its notes last fall expecting easier
money market conditions in the spring but the
fact that conditions as faVora BILE as
hoped for viii not interfere with the notes being
properly taken Of OF the notes. falls
July 9
Reports that the dividend due next month on the
second preferred stock would be passed were de-
ciarea on authority yesterday to he without foun-
dafion. The fun dividend OF : per cent FOR the
year was declared last fail. ~ which time semi
annual dividend OF per cent was paid. The a cond
fnsfalsnenf OF per cent IS payable IN April. and
lie money FOR meeting this obligation IS IN hank Il
fr announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
SCHMITz on HIS INCOME.
Says 1t Is Only 50, Viii Shoe
NO Quarter" Later.

San Francisco. March 27.-9Iayor Eugene E
schE:itz IN a statement 10 Tho Associated Press
to-day denied that the prosecution has abundant
evidence that he prohted not less than 1862.
300 from participation in the alleged "boodng'
operations now under investigation. He declared
himself anxious for a speedy trial. but said it
was unfair that he should be brought to trial
before any judge N San Francisco all Of whom.
be alleged, were BIASED
The Mayor said this no time for libel suits
but that when he had been tried and judged by
O 5ury he would give quarter. He said his
annual income was $1,000: that ne was not a
high liver. and that he had not neglected oppor-
tunities for investment. He said that he had
never made improper use Of these investments
and would show in court where he had got every
penny since he had been Mayor and what he
had done with II.
A number Of witnesses were called before the
grand jury and briefly examined to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
Public Notices.
VIEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
\ Ninth judicial District
HILL VIEW RESERVOIR.
Cooefor Yum I
Section Number l.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TIE AFPOINI I
or COMMISSIONERS OF APPRAISAL
LIZ

NOTICE OF Applications FOR THE APPOINTMENT
" OF coMsiISsI3N I4s OF Fo AR9RAIsAL
Public notice So 5grsGy 81 giIs c S Of New YORK to make
application the Supreme Court Of The state oi lev
under chapter 20 Of Of 1895 as amended such
SP ss r VIII Re be bed in and for the Ninth
district. the Court House in the Viage 2. W." I1
an 1907 O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that day or as
POINTING three disnterested and competent freehodeT
AZ least one Of whom sna Ta ii e ~ AZ as
csoners Of appraisal under said ACT and and 5s a
prasaI FOR the purpose Of proviins additional supply
The real estate sQgg to S fasSR og on S Wshse
State OF New York - 49,, -, .,.o
sought taken reference to the date and place OF
All those PIECES parcels o. real estate stu
stsa in the CITY G SSok1Ts cunt OF titls3 u,bern
Aqueduct DEPARTMENT Section No, i Board or MateF
and state Of New York 70 6e acquired by city Of
Laws Of 1896 amended. for the construction Of Hill
Avenue between Central PARK Avenue KiHibaii
of the coGn,y ~ Westshes,5r az White Plains the
ism dav Of February 1907 ana IS bounded and de-
Beginning the southwest corner Of parcel 10 2I IN
thence along he westerly line of said parcel and The
the westerly line Avenue: thence along The
westerly saIi parcel y 30 degrees q minutes e
thence OF zoos feet radius 20 the LEFT
NEST po. S parcel Ne IS thence saw HS S9s sB
ne rescrlv lines OF parcels Nos 3 s.
IS9S feet aP; feet he o 81 fss aS s Ss 40
yneh AZ Minute is0I feet a. degrees 10 min
f 25 and s - degrees ~ minutes E 175 feet
e2sSriy 1e ~ * degrees 10 minutes W 100 feet
the orthvesf corner OF marcel No thence along tho
northery lire = said parcel - degrees a minutes e
thence along the westerly line y degrees 10 min
utes 30 feet 10 tas centre 81 E i venue
y ~ degrees ~ minutes w 9s feet 20 the westerly
westerly % parcel No 81 * degrees 10 minutes
ar Sa stsT,v linz oT out,5t &venUe T5en sIos
said Avenue the rotherIy lines
of It.s H to e. oa sP4 g f. as s 81
fore mentioned Ccutant Avenue and Kimbau Avenue:
lines OF parcels Nos So a. -. 8 % and
SGns 5eI ans a. Ices 10 T3i,its. ~ Ias
feet. IS degrees IS minutes W 1259 feet. % de-
" I22s feet, q desrSss T. Tiautes " BIOS feet s
q desree. ~ minutes w e. Ieet : ~ degrees -
feet :. Is degrees ~ minutes W. 139S
sriv line o. said marcel the following courses and f-
ances; y degrees e minutes W $50 feet y 81 de
W PCS feet 70 The southeast coT3sr OF Parcel No
II minutes W asa feet To- the southeast %
Parcel . IN the easterly line % Jerome Avenue:
6sTSs ns As ad i pa1es S aud Ta4 S ne
SO minutes W 1913 feet 20 the point place
Tbs Zee Is be ACQUIRED by The City Of New York IN
taired IN the above description
Reference IS hereby made 70 the said map. filed as
Wes,cheser Tor more detailed description the real
estate 70 he taken in Zee. as above described
WILLIAM h ELLISON
once and Post Once Address:
Corner % Chamsers and centre Streets.
R0TG Ugh y 4o Me9 G1's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
STOCK EXCHANGE OPEN TOMORROW.
Business on Good Friday-Will Be Closed
Saturday.

The governing committee of the Stock Exchange
decided yesterday that the exchange should remain
open tomorrow Good Friday. and should be
closed on Saturday Only twice previously IN the
history OF the exchange has business been carried
Good Friday-last year and in 1898, when the
Spanish War was in progress. 1t explained
yesterday that the decision to keep the exchange
open tomorrow was due 10 the fact that Monday
would be the beginning Of new month. Saturday.
II said. practically a dies non. and no
embarrassment would be caused TO anybody by
making that day a holiday.
The New York Produce and Cotton exchanges,
the Chicago Board of Trade and the European
bourses will not be open Good Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
BOLD DAYLIGHT ROBBERY
Insurance agents Clerk ChIoro-
formed-B0nk Deposit Stolen.
- Telegraph ID The TrIbune. }

Asbury Park. March pa bold daylight rob
berry here yesterday did not become known until
to-day. although the police worked on it all day
yesterday. Mrs. Percy B. Wilcox. typewriter
and clerk for s. W. Hayes. who is agent for
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
chloroformed and robbed while she was prepar-
ing a deposit for the bank. The robber. who was
a Negro. placed towel which had been satu-
rated with chloroform, about her face and neck
and after she had lapsed into unconsciousness
extracted 1851 from the handbook and escaped.
About an hour after the robbery Mrs WILCOX
was found unconscious on the floor OF the office.
and a doctor revived her, when she told the story
of the robbery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
ITALIAN BARRIERS GO ON STRIKE.

The first of a series OF strikes for recognition OF
the union and a new wage scale was begun yester-
dav by the italian BARRIERS Of the East Side, VINO
have been organized as branch OF the East Slde
T3arbers' Union, which is composed OF Jews Inc
organization was the result of invasion OF tar
ian BARRIERS Of the districts where the Jewish bar
hers work They were competing with tn9 JEWISH
BARRIERS and the latter decided TO stop the COM
nefitinn by organizing them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
popE BLEsses NIGHT WORKERS.

Pope Plus has sent a special blessing the
rlcht workers IN the downtown section OF the CITY,
which viii De impaired Easter Sunday morning at
he night workers mass in old 81. Andrews. in
5Duane street by Father Evers. the rector The
rierrina vas transmitted 10 Archbishop Farley in
4 rneciai communication. The mass VIII be at 20.
= - Father Evers being the ceiebrant. Nillard 3
oeE' IA a with the exception Of the kyrie viii be
rrng ~ the clloiE. which VIII be increased Tor the
S~eseforl Nine Selma KronDd, OF the Catholic
f,raforio Society. VIII sing TAO solos. The orches-
"a ufn be made up OF members OF the fhlnar,
-1anic Society J. Eisnger, p. j. Qnigley ana
Cllarles A Hauschel win be the ORGANISMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Shaw & Co. have sold for Mrs. James Cunning
ham No. 231 Lenox ave. four story and basement
brownstone dwelling house. 20-11xS0 feet.
Moses KinZler has bought Nos 525 and 527 West
47th old buildings, plot 50x10O5 feet Also
bought from NJ Tekulsky Nos 645 and 64s East
18th ST. old buildings, plot 3Sxls0Sx Irregular.
Thomas B. Watson has sold the plot, 1O5x75X ir-
regular. the side of Davidson ave, about
100 feet south of FOrdham Road
Henry N Singh has sold the plot. 65X20 feet on
the side of Aqueduct ave- about 212 feet south
of Kingsbridge Road.
A Reichmann has bought the two 1--WE story fat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
ICE TO, BE PLENTIFUL AND CHEAP
American Ice Company Official Says Price
Will Be 80 Cents a Hundred.

Ice will cost 80 cents a hundred pounds in Man
haitian this year IN the less thickly populated
boroughs Of the city there will be slight advance
on this price 10 pay for carriage This was the
announcement made yesterday by the American
Ice Company through its vice-presdent, Mr. john
South.
Mr.. Johnson said he reason for an in
crease this year, as the supply Of ice was unusu-
ally large. and was already cut and stored. There
should be no such scarcity as last year, he said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
LEASES STORE OPPOSITE WALDORF.

The Bankers Investing Company. of which Min
turn Post Collins is president, has leased the east
erly part of the store and basement in it's twelve
as the Century Building at a rental of $4,000 a
year for twenty-one years from May /. TO Mengo
/. Morgenthau. proprietor of the Mirror Candy
Company. Frank n. Wdner, Of Alvan ". Perry's
office negotiated the lease.
Mr. Collins has developed the rental income OF
the huildEg to q Ger cent net basis 81 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
BORROWED FROM WIFE TO wgo RIVAL

John F. Clark formerly soloist IN St Agnes's
Roman Catholic Church. this city. was sentenced
by Judge Plat in the Westminster County Court
yesterday TO two years in Sing Sing prison for
bigamy. Clark borrowed SO from his first wife.
saying that he was in trouble and came to Mount
Vernon, whore he was married Miss Bessie
Eoekter. He was arrested az choir nractice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
EAvoR THE ToRRENs SYSTEM.

public meeting for the purpose OF arousing real
estate to support the bill recently introduced
by Assemblyman Prentice in the Legislature. and
which embOdies the essential features Of the Tor
rens system, will be held at $50 o'clock next Mon
dav at the Real Estate Board of Brokers, No.
1856 Broadway The hoard will also send dele
cation of members to ALBANY next Wednesday to
attend the hearing the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
DRYeooDs MEN CALL TRANSIT MEETING

The Retail Dryaoods Association. composed of
several department stores in New York and Brook
yn. after adopting report emphasizing the press
ing necessity of improved rapid transit facilities
has invited several civic organizations TO meet TO
discuss the situation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
RuY FoUR APARTMENr HOUSES.

Peter Axelrad Co. have bought, through
Joseph Halahan, from Louis Greenblatt No 24e to
nent houses each on a plot S6x1O0i1 feet The
houses adjon the northeast corner of sth ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
MORE PAY FOR LEATHER BELT MAKERS.

II was announced last night by the Leather Belt
Makers Union that it had received wage ad-
vance Of 1919 per cent. affecting six hundred men,
without strike The advance was the result or
number ~ conferences with the employers and was
q compromise. Only one firm refused TO grant an
advance and its employees were on strike yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28

bought parcel 5x25s feet at the northwest corner
of 6Sd St and Central Park West, Of which the
75x1OOs foot plot forms a part
BENJAMIN n. Campbell and Francis F, Wilson
are proprietors Of the school. The new home of
the school will be a three story structure. The
school is said TO be the oldest Manhattan Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF A PUBLIC
y hearing tho form OF contract for the construc-
portion OF the proposed Brooklyn
Loop Lines lying in Centre Street. between Canal
and Streets In the Borough OF Manhattan. to
he held THURSDAY the Nth % April. 1907 500
+ NJ. in the ONCE OF the Board. Room 4O1. No. SEQ
Broadway. New York
Copies or draft OF the said contract obtained
at the Office the Board for cents each
BION l. BURROWS. \. 2. ORR.
Secretary. President.
Dafed New York. March 20 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
NEW HOME FOR FAMOUS SCHOOL.

Columbia Grammar School. which for some years
has occupied the premises Nos. "a and SO East 51st
St. is have home its own on plot 75x1OO S.
feet the north side Of S3d St. l7S feet west of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28

Country Property to Let.
TyOR RENT AT SCARSDALE.-Larre dne boUse. al
IL modern improvements; $500; smaller house
ana one furnished for the season.
SWARTWOCT & CO.
1922 Park ave- cor f25tb ~
IyOR RENT-On the Sound. large mouse ali I'm
E pa acres: stables lawns. r,ost a.
slrable EDWIN P ROE. Whitestone L L
CNUFFERN. N. Y.-I-rOom house: bath eas and .Io.
- trcity; minutes from station; excellent trot-
service: Summersea. KLINGENBERG. II state strsst
room los or above add $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
AS ACRES.

City Property for Sale.
GREAT BARGAIN-Six story apartment house; sl
" modern Improvements. 30 West 13Jth St.; civ
$500 cash needed H J. MAYER q CO.. Ownerxs 2ai
Greenwich
The best buy IN New York
Norris Park Lots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28

IF YOU THINK OF GOING IN and growing m -
a the with a thriving little town sss an
FOREST LODGE. Glen Allen. Va. ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
Furnished apartments to Let.

4 ELEGANTLY furnished apartment, private bath 8;
lie daily. including meals 81 daily Two. SAo0
daily ALABAMA. Is East 1lth st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
Real Estate Wanted.

DDS WANTED on contract for cutting and srai-
ID Ing Westehester COunty: IS minutes OUT:
Rrade and specification ready work
THE HALEY LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
lo4-lO0 East i25th Street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28

S9oS Onn TO LOAN IN small amounts. sss. CORr-
@O-o,uUO I.ANDT MORTGAGE Co. 0e wiIiam ST.