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Chesapeake& Ohio Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH a. 1907.
ZOO P.M.-OLD DOMINION EXPRESS. weet
days-Stops at principal points in Virginia.
xestibule train; standard coaches; parloe ear
TO virginia Hot Springs. Pullman sieepers
Clifton Forge to Louisville. Ciscinnati. Indian.
spolis. 81. Louis aud Chicago; bu6et serviss
from Gortonsyilie.
$50 P.M.-NEW G. 4 o. LIMITED. dsIiy-Fast
new vestibule train; stops only at Gordonsviile,
Charlottesville. Staunton. Clifton Forge and
Coyington. Va; Ronceyerte and Hinton. W.
Va. Pullman seepers to Lexington. Louisville.
Cincinnati. indianapolis, St. Louis and Chicago.
Dining cars, a IL carte service. One night out.
II:10 P.M.-F. f. v. LIMITED, daily-Sod YES
thule train. Pullman sleepers to Cincinnatl.
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleep
ing car to Virginia Hot Springs week days
D4nlng cars Ia carte service. Sleepefs Ctn-
cinnati TO Chicago aud St. Louis and Louisville
to Memphis, Nashville and southwest.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Orices. 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue, coo 18th street,
near F. and Sixth Street Station. Telephone Aain
$3.50 for Pennsylva II. u. Cab Service and AatD
l0aj for G. & o. Ticket Once.
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III OllAN D=AMERlGA LIME

NEW YoRE-ROTTERDAM Via BOULOGNE.
sailings Wednesdays as per sailing list.
Ryndam. .......-... May Is, June 10, July "a
Potsdam- May -, June 20, Aug. Z
New Amsterdam (new). May 3D. July 8, Aug IA
ststendam June ., July 10. Aug: p
Or the local agents: GEO. W. MOSS. I4Ii ST.
NV; z. +. DROOP & SONS 925 IA. ave, and
r. N. HICKS. 1906 st. NV.
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sPRIHa Rfso1Ts
Fishing and Shooting.

new Fegioo now aceessible for the nrst tina
b rail- and known a. the ..Temasami'' tpro-
70 the notice Of the public ~ ono Of the finest
fishing and hunting couanes IN Canada Dxcellent
sport b assured al who take advantage Of trip
70 this megniecent territory which 10 situated 800
miles NORTH Of the city Of Tox0ute 1t an attitude
Of LOCO feet above the sea. Black basa, specified
trout lake trout. wali-eyed pike and other species
OF nsh are fouad here In abundance. and large
game such moose. eariboa and deer abound In
the forests. handsome booklet, profuseiy Illus
trated giving all Information, including eompre-
henstve maps, can be had free on application to
GEO W. MOSS, Passenger Agent,
myf-e0t.20 1411 @ st. NV.
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FRENCH LIME,
CUNARD LINES.

FROM PIERS 5l-52 NORTH RIVER,
TO LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Passengers booked through to London and Paris.
Lucania-.. May T.. 10 au Campania- May 10. am
Caronia. May Z. noon Carmauia. May 21, IL am
Umbria. May IL. Q am Etrurla. May Is, l pun
Hungarian-American Service
TO FIUME VIA
GIBRALTAR, NAPLES AND TRIESTE.
PAENONIA. May q noon: June 20. Aug.
cARPATHIa {Callns also at GENOA.
:, May 10. 10 am. July 4. Aug. q
sLANONlA. ...... May 80. noon; July IS, Sept.
Vernon H. Brown. Gent Agent. "a - State st., NJ.
Opposite the Battery
Or l26 State st. Bvstou. Mass.
O.. W. NOSE Agent l%il q 1t. nv. washlngton-
feio-lyresn
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TheAlbemarle.

The Albemarle, S S.ssa,,x Modern DER high ass.
class family house. Capacity. 900 Contsin: every
cious parlon private baths. ETC. onefs spnciai
low rate for April and May Of s. $40 xlzSo week,
u; 81 up daily steamheated front rooms me
beds excellent table and attentive white service
Saturday to Monday. $3.50. Booklet:
ap14-30t.l0 j. r COfE.
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THE STEAMERS OF THE MARYLAND. della
ware and Virginia RAILWAY Co.. commencing
March =. viii make three trips weekly betwees
Washington and Baltimore. weather permitting.
The passenger accommodations are unsurpassed
BY any on the Chesapeake Bay or tributaries.
They are electrically lighted and the cuisine Il
perfect. Steamers leave Washington every Sun.
day Tuesday and Thursday at pm. and Bal
timore every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday as
8 Pm. Time Of trip. about % hours. Fare.
$3.50. State rooms. $3.50. Meals. Is cts. each
State rooms and further Information apply to
STEPHENSON 4 BRO. Agents, IL.
Telephone Main 1zk It'll street wharf
r MURDOCH. Gen. Pass Ast.. baltimore. Ma
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ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
Seaside House,

Directly the beach front. overlooking the steel
pier. Cnexceled and modern In every particular.
Capacity, 900. Sea water baths with suites or
public Sun parlors. The table and service are
Of the highest standard. Auto at trains. Booklet.
my2-30t, 10 F. p. COOK SON.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
Iines. 1t. eOc st. Sl.2o. wk.. &2.52 mo-. S12o
WASHINGTON AND POTOMAC STEAMBOAT CO.,
Sfh st. wharf sw,
Monday and Saturday at an. for river lard.
,nss ane landings IL Port Tobacco. Naddo. an
Wednesday, at Z pm: for river landi1gs and
Ncmini and Lower Machodoc creeks; Returning.
day about pm and Friday about am.
andria River view, Fort Washington. Fort Hunt.
Bryan's Point Marshall Hall. Giymont and Grin
der's. Returning. leaves Grinders 1880 pm;
arriving In Washington about Sis pm.
Schedules subject to change without notice.
Schedules subject to tide and weather. mhS1-n
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THE ST. CHARLES.

Most Select Location on the Ocean Front.
Distinctive for its elegance. exciusiveness. high
class patronage and liberal Management; orchestr
Of soloists. Sea water In all baths Booklet ratel
reservations, etc. Apply to Washington represents
tive. II. RALPH BUXTON. Bond building. Phon
Main 2700 NEWLIN HAINES.
Ap15- 3Or 10.
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HOTEL aROOUOHS,

Ocean end South Carolina ave-: center Of atfrae-
lions; ideal hotel for spring guests. ranking with
the best modern houses capacity 400; rooms single
Or en- suite with private bath; elevator to street
Ieyei; steam heated; extensive heated sun rarioe,
etc.; special spring termss $40 NJ weekly; open AL
yeaf; booklet mailed. ". y. SHAW.
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Hotel Rudolf. Directly on the the Beach;
can and European plans. Seat water baths; private
phones; orchestra. Special spring rates.
ap3O-tf CHAS. II. MYERS, Owner.
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British Amalgamated Engineers now
have a membership of 104.832.
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Drug clerks in Seattle, Wash, are join
Ing the retail clerks union.
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LOAN COMPANIES.
lines 1t. 60c 3t. $40. 1wk.. $2-62. mo-. $780,
RAMSBURG FORSYTH, SALARY LOANS; A
reasonable charge; square treatment: no pub
licity: and interview ROOM 80,
TRADERS NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
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Boston. Mass, sheet metal workers
helpers recently organized a union.
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The sailors union Of the Pacific ceIe-
brated Its twenty-second birthday ami
versary recently.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line.

Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA.
fHamburg May Z. June IL, Aug. 10
sfMoltke. May g. July 2 Sept. 3
'Hss Grill Room. tHas Gymnasium.
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Summer Cruises

DURING JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST
TO THE NORWEGIAN FJORDS. NORTH CAPE,
SPITZBERGEN. ICELAND AND EUROPEAN
SEASIDE RESORTS. SEND FOR PROGRAM. .
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Several more shops in Boston have
granted the bookbinders the eight-hour
day.
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VIRGINIA.

THE ELKTON.
In the Blue Ridge mountains Of Virginia: large
vefandas; shade; lithia water: delightful resort.
Booklets at Star ONCE. Address A. 9. DRAW
BAUGH. Prop, Elkton. Va. my1-30t.6
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
TRANsAcTioNs I'M REALTY.

Edward @ H Yogler has resold for Caroline
Ross 10 a cl,art NO. 9zS Amsterdam ave. five
story apartment house. with store. on lot EKl0o
feet
L. Y. Fescia ( Co have sold for a client the
I've story tenement house no. - BIeecksr st. near
Edgar I. Kingsley has sold for George A
sGlersahe No % sS % I'm o st. soa+ four story
siI5ste ll-l-Lss, .. . - 10 = i5 - t gia estate NJ
house 10 70 West lefa 81, 2.xIO53 feet. TO an
TIE McvicIar-c -cieIl.ard Realty Company were the
Tor O. O. Moore 5ro. The latter firm TOOK IN part
payment foUr lots on the north side Of West 114th
st le) feet east of -. Nicholas ave.
Jacob Finkelsteiu has sold 10 Max Nandel No. %
Isl ave. fve story tenement Aocs=. on lot 2S1
N. Lindhein q 60 have sold for H. wronkow he
hogsa IN which President Roosevelt was born.
Moses J. FAX hE- aolS.'t tr5-l Peter Handibcde
jr- a ll0r OF te1 .-ts tuc vest side OF Washing
1-2 feet. and rs rszoid i 10 a client Of Georse
Stoz, also bought rlrouga George Stolz Two two
family dwelling houses, each Jn lot -5NlO feet, On
the east side of 17ad ST.. south OF Gleason ave,
plot looNl3 feet ol te north SIDE ct Sth s lo9 1eet
Through George Stolz, 20 PLias Gulotte. for I'M
proFsme,t the -ot 2Nl,e teei a ne s4Gts~es. cor,
lIeT OF Parker ave aac Rose Place Vest ~ ~Ches.er 81.
and -esoa through t5ccrSs Stoiz, plot leKloS feet
on tha south side ot lata St. between Avenues A
Charles A Weber has SOLD foc. Joha Dehl the
Tot sS,l06 gsef also for 4 Mss Parter the south
west corner Of Bell and Randall ives, EdenWald q
1aure Place 4s1 feet north 81 Glen Road. Wakefield
Park. g 6xs6 feet. J.. A Worm
-'t-s.ies r. Gumb has 5o,c 10 "a CLIENT OF William
VOLTS Son. No. 1876 ID we, a four story tene-
melt house. % lot 2N573 1eet.
Sigmurd Wechsler has bought No 24l East lAth
st. i've story hathouse. gn pot 1oxl'3l II feet
Thomas Z. I1aI has sold To Mrs. H. Bramhill
Gilbert No. a East both -. SIX story English
basement dwelling house. on lot z5Klf96 feet -.
MorFenstern Brothers have sold S0s. - and %
East I24th ST.. three story buildings, on plot
85x10011 feet
Owen Kesnan hes sold 70 the city No. 1851 lst
a four story tenement house, on lot Z5bKlJG
feet, 81 the northwest of b9th St The prop
eTty is taken for the Biackwels Island Bridge ap-
prOach.
The Ernst-Cshn Realty Company has sold for
Philip WattenberE 10 Il. Nineburg No. 76l East l67th
ST., four story triple EsIhOuse, with stores on
lot 26xl22 feet; for Benjamin Weissman the plot
"a 45El11 feet. the southeast corner Of Paulding
and 225th and for Izek Topper the north
west corner of East Chester Road ana PRulding
.Rve.. q plot Gsxl0l feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
ESTATE SELLS 32D ST. PLOT.
PARCEL COMPRISES TWO BUILDINGS WITH FRONT
AGE OF FORTY-THREE FEET
of Block Front Upper Serenh Agenu4 $50000 Broad
E.aY Lott Structure Proiect.

The Century Realty Company mas bought through
Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown & Co. from
the Hinton estate Nos. 81 and Il West 32d street
TWO buildings, plot 43EsS-9 feet. he parcel
adj0ins the PieTTeponI aparmsut house. The pur-
chase price was httle more than 100000
Lowenfeld d Prayer have resold To the Crystal
Realty and Construction Company the block front
on the east side of Seventh ave. between l4lst
and 1924 sts. 2o0x1e0 feet recently bought from
the Watt estate
Plans have been filed with Buildings SupeTin-
tendent Murphy for an eight story loft building to
replace the old fashioned i've story business build
ing at no $40 Broadway. Ist north cf Grace
Church II win have a frontage of 23.S feet and a
depth Of 10 feet. with an extension and a facade
~ orna mental iron set in brick and trimmed with
terra GOTTA. II IS 70 be built for the Apartment
CONSTRUCTION Company of which Samuel Mander
IS president. II viii cost $4,000 according 10 the
estimate OF Rouse q Sloan. the architects
William CT1ikshank's Sons have sold for Sarnp-
II. SchwaTg Nos Y and a HOratiC st, two
old buildings. plot 5oxS75 feet The plot will
be improved.
Frederick T. Barry has sold for Emma g. Ham
0tOn no. 10 East SD St. a four story front and
rear tenement house, on a lot 26Xl00 feet
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
MORE ELECTRIC TRAINS.
Nc,o Tork Central Starts System on
Harlem DiCiaOn.

The New York Central began the operation
Of electric trains on the Harlem division yes
terday. Thirty Of the new trains were put into
service between the Lexington avenue tempo
rary station and Wakefield. the northern ter
minal The first train to be operated by cleo
trcity on this division left the Lexington avenue
terminal at 1901 O'Clock in the afternoon Frank
NJ Baker State Railroad Commissioner, who
has been inv estigating the reports of bad SER
vice and many officials of the road were at the
station when the train pulled out.
AS fast as the new cars are received from the
makers they viii be put into operation. Off
cials OF the company said yesterday that much
of the delay in getting the electrical system
delivering the cars on time. They said they
We're confident that by next summer nearly all
the suburban trains on the main and Harlem
divisions would be electrically equipped and the
present congestion of traffic done away with.
They said that the thirty trains put yes
terday would relieve the situation and improve
the service materially. the electric trains
could get under headway faster than the steam
trains and make quicker time between stations
4 representative of the company said yestcr-
day that the first OF the three subdivisions or
bites as they are technically called, OF the
new terminal at the Grand Central Station had
been completed and that work on tho second
would start to-day.
Electrical trains have been In operation on the
Hudson River division 70 Youkers for over a
Commuters last night praised the system.
The trains run smoothly and there is no hitch in
the schedule Hereafter no steam trains VIII
be run into the Lexington avenue terminal
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
MECHANICS LIENS.

T2iverzids Drive e - 20 n n. of s4th st. BOX
" r. & J. NJ stewart owners and contractors sls 90
1906 AsricaS stove s. o eoapaRy IA n art hatlahd
Realty Company. owner ana contract9r $50 %
John KeiIteid q John Engelberg. owners ana
aiaIEoEsSi owner ana oonirs15tor ls4 12
Ogden ave. = corner 162a 81. 7bKso; Traub-
and cornsiius J. Horgan. owners and con - -
Morris ave. No e8i; Nationa Marble, state and
Tile Company agt Eewmark Jacobs. owners
sh s. 10 G25 East: Abraham siarobin art B.
LU4T'ek and Charles A. FT1edenbeTs owners
q ave. no. ies TO 3i2: National Marble Slate
oaoT S s @nePs s5 0on5raetoTs nj ana hAi
Joseph Bornstsa owner and contractor. ls9 90
Material Company agt sehws-zsch,A sulE-
Morris ave- No e8l. Rational Marble Slate ana 80 %
aHd eon5TaCiors 800 %
Material Company sgt schwarzschnd & sulz-
berger Company. owners; George a. varpey
Manhattan ave e 8 whole mon, between iioth
Arthur 3 sliyeriaan owner 80 oo6traeto5 41eo7
Central Park West, 10Th lO05x
ias.oa o9ni5ac5T -. $50 %
ana Door Company agI Sydney Walienstein.
Pan 81 10 is7 West; samuel Enstein aqt 10 e ."
seIh 7. b Jones owner: Joseph Restel. con
slst st No i7e west: Louis Ru6ins;cin act i'' 'i
ttynen FTeund. owner: Reuben DwoTkin.
81 ave. 30 i277: same ast Therss Kupier 90 80
Reuben DVorkln contractor ......-..-. u 55
's & eo Ss $. ~ 80 % :s. ana a g
Alien 2Q2 29a Max IIessen aEt
sam Levin. owner ana contractor Mary Pearl
EheI1nsn ave. n = 100 n W n Dyclnan st,
SE5E1S9; Naihan l. Straus agt Hanover Realty
apd tonstruction Company. owner and
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
The MOVEMENTS oE STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.


Liverpool Jan 27-Arriyed. steamer Potomac Osr) Nc
Kay. New York; sailed. steamer Victorian CEr) Hart
New York 80 N'
Bremen, Jan 70 10 m--Saied. steamer CasseI CGsr,.
Zacharias, New York
Plymouth. Jan 2s. 1ll2 mArrived steamer Kronprln4
Wilhelm Ger. Richter, New York for Cherbourg and
Bremen land proceeded). -
Havre Jan 20. m-sailed Laurent CE,r,.
Juham. New York
Hamburg 26-ATrVed. (CarN Nav4p
New York " -
Christansand. 20. 10 m-sailsd steamer Oscar II
tDsn). HenPel fronl Copenhagen. New York,
Rotterdam Jan 2S-Sailed steamer New Dutch.
Julfs, New York. ''
Lizard. Jan %. loss m-Paassd steamer Kronprinz
Wilhelm CGer. Richter. New York for Plymouth.
CherbOuTz and Bremen
81 Croix. Jan 26 p m-Arrived steamer Msnoa (Rr).
Saunders New York for DemeraFa
Antwerp Jan 2T-Arrived steamer Finland Apfeld New
York; sailed. steamer Westernland (BrI Turner New
York. ~
Cape SpartsI. 26-Passed steamer Ssciian Prime.
(Br). ClaTtdge. Naples for York
BRroados Jan Arrived, previously.
Cuthbsrt (R). Couch 0Tom Para. New York
Victoria, Brazil Jan 2A-saed, Homer (Brl.
Iilley from Santos. ste) New York New Orleans
Genoa, Jan y, m--Arrfved KSntg Albert
tGer. Feyen, New York vita Gibraltar ana Naples
Bermuda, Jan IS noon-Ssiled saemer Bsrmudian (Frl
Fraser York -
Patras, Jan 22-salled steamer Gerty (Aust rv.nricb
a oron Trieste) Nsw Ysrk
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Jan. %, 1907

ARRIVED.
Steamer Madonna (Fr) Joubort Marseilles January
and Naples l6 20 ] ElwelI & CO. with 500 steerage
passengers and mdss. Arrived Al the 33O a IN
Steamer KronprinLessin Cecie Ger. Rusch Hamburg
II. tho Hamburg American Line, mds
Arrived a tho Bar a S p III (2Tthl
Caracas. Furst. Porto Cabello January IS
Curacao 20. la Guayra II and % to Bouon
Bliss Dallett. with % passengers. malls
Bar at a
Hermea O3r,. Fettas. Santiago January 20 70
the United states shipping Company. with copper
Arrived a the Bar $40 M
Steamer Erny fAusD. Cosulch Trieste December 81
and Algiers January 3, Phelps Bros & 90 with 10
cabin and 2oI steerass passengers and mdse Arrived
Steamer Carl Ger Joachinssn Las PaIrnas January
~ TO the rSeedie Trading Company in ballast Arrived
Steamer Winyah, swain. Philadelphia, 20 the CLYDE
s. 60, with mdse Passed IN Quarantine az 4 a m
Steamer CITY OF Memphis Lewis, Savannah January
Passed IN Quarantine at s3s a m ~
STEAMER conus Post New orleans january % 10 thu
SoutheTn Pacific Go; with passengers ndse Passed
81 Quarantine AT 3:23 a m $3.50
steamer Chesapeake, Hastings Baltmnre to " ~
Foster with mcsss or Highlands I2ils m.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

A woman put guard at the stage door Of
the Broadway Theatre last night Messrs. ZiegfeId
& Dingwall the managers. said that the men en-
ployed hitherto had not proved successful in pre-
venting notes from reaching the chorus GIRLS ard
they thought a woman might be less susceptible to
brihes for carrying these notes.
-Four hundred members Of the Knights of Colum-
bus attended the performance of ''Brewsters Mill
ions at the New Amsterdam Theatre last night.
At Weber's Music Hail. Maurice Farkoa intro
duced a new song which made a hit, entitled. "I
just Have TO Laugh The audience laughed also.
The words OF the song by Edward Smith and
the music is by Victor Herbert
Wynchei Smith, manager Of the Herald Square
Theatre. said last night that he intended bring
up the subject OF forged passes at the meeting
OF the Managers Association. He said many OF
them had been presented at the Herald Square re-
Gently. Mr.. Smith wants to have some method
adopted by the Managers Association that Will
make the issue OF forged passes impossible.
During the engagement Of The Rose of the
Alhambra," which begins az the Majestic Theatre
February matinees will be given on Wednes-
day and Saturday. The Tuesday and Thursdav y
afternoon performances viii be discontinued
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
wendell INQUIRY POSTPONED.
Court Adjourned for the Third Time-Cap-
tain's Resignation Rumored.

For the third time the court of inquiry appointed
BY Major General Roe 70 investigate the charges
made against Captain Louis Wendell OF the 1st
Battery, y. 6. y y has been compelled TO post
pone its efforts. The court have met last
evening at o'clock in the armary. No s. West
65th street The witnesses had all been subppnaed
and were present but It after . o'clock when
word was received that the inquiry had again been
called on this time al the call of Brigadicr
General Lloyd. president OF the court. because u
the several postpouemeutF IL was rVmorNd that
Captain Weudel had resigned.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
REALTY NOTES.

gignaund woclsler Is the buyer OF the southeast
0orner OF Lexington av. and 12Sd St. sold recently
William Stonebrdge has leased for Matilda Miller
60 Clara Bohk for a term Of six years the three
story frame hotel, No Tsl Pelham ave. The Bronx
MoNiokar. GaillaTd Realty Company has leased
for term Of years the store and basement of the
Barron Building ct the southwest corner of Frank
In st and West Broadway. 10 the United States
Express Company.
George J.. Keith OF the Wail1over Shoe Company.
has taken a ten year lease of No. $50 Fifth ave-
with privileges OF renewal. The floor viii bs
FsrnodeIled
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
SLIGHT BLAZE IN sTETsoN HOME.

Fire in the home Of George ". Stetson Il
wealthy real estate man. at No. % East 45th
street early last evening, attracted a large
crowd The fire, although it made a heavy
smoke, did damage amounting 10 only about
81 900 Mr. Stetson discovered the blaze in a
closet After sending a servant TO turn In an
alarm Mr. Stetson. with the other servants.
formed bucket brigade and held the flames in
check until the fremen arrived.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
BROOKLYN WOMAN MISSING.
Mrs. Lola McNally Leaves Mothers Home
in Indianapolis-M Be Insane.
IBy TeIegraph to The Trlbane-I

Indianapolis Jan. 2S-Nlrs Lola McNally.
who came here six weeks ago from Brooklyn 20
visit her mother. has disappeared. Last Friday
she left her mothers house with market
basket, saying she was going TO the grocery, and
she has not been since. To-day her hus-
band was informed and a dispatch from him
said he would start for here at once. Mrs. Nc
NalIy's two children are here. No theory can
be advanced for her disappearance except that
she suddenly became insane.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
THROWN FROM AUTO ON BRIDGE

a trolley and automobile operated by Hugh
Z Cronr IN collision on the north roadway
q tle Brooklyn Bridge Yesterday. Cronin was
thrown 10 ,he roadwi and bruised about the leg
and face. He was aiken 10 his home, at No. l6l
He3Hy street. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
70 ALTER the vARIck BUILDING.

Plans have been fled for making the base
sent story OF the renodelled VaTick Office building.
at the northwest corner Of Broadway and Park
Place, owned by the Society OF Mechanics and
TTadesmen. The basement win be rehtted a
restaurant for the United Cigar Stores Company,
abe new lessees Of the building.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

Destination and steamer close in New York
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands Via
Francisco -AIariposa To-day. m
Japan. and China Cyta Seattle
Tango Mar,l. 81 600 m
Hawaii japan Corea and China
Tranosco~ Korea l. 70 30 a m
Guam and Philippine Islands (yia San
FTancisco, l. transport Logan l. 1890 m
New ZEALAND Austria Except WesJ.
New Caledonia, Samoa. Hawaii and Fiji
FTanciscCt-Serta-. Feb g. Il. 80 m
Ifs wall, Japan. Corea. china and Philip
pine Islands via san Francisco
america Feb o. 10 10 a m
Hawaii tyiA San Francisco)- Alameda Feb H. 1890
japan Except parcels mail5J. C0rea.
China Philippine Islands VIA Van
couver and Victoria. b. e. Empress or
China Ia 900 m
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
NEW REAL ESTATE COMPANY.

Albany, Jan 2S-The American Assets Company.
CT New York City. was Incorporated here to-day
with capital OF SlS5oeO TO DO real estate bust
ness. The directors A. j. Gabe, J. T. Butter and
D. ]. Mclean, Of New York
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29

EunchaI Jan aT-ArTfvsi CsitiG (Pr,. Ransom
New Y0rf for Genoa Naples
Cape Town 27-Arrfvsd Gordon CFirl
Burt New York
Singapore 2SATTfved previously Indrspurx
(Elr), New York via Manila
Sydney. S W. Jan 2s-Arrived. previously steamer
Queen Amelia (Brl. Ritson. via 'st Vincent
. ". ana MsbeuruA
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
SELLS AN uNpERcuFF AVE. PLOT.

7. RuEhmore Stiles, OF the Office OF John H
Berry, has sold for Arthur n. Slber the plot TAX
$50 feet the side OF Underclih ave. l9l feet
geuth Of 177th The parcel IS just north Of
Washington Bridge.