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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS,
FOREIGN PORT<


Liverpool Jan Arrived steamer Georgia (Br Ann
Queenstown. 81. p m-sailsd steamer zslt,,
tBr), Sn4th from Liverpool New York
Hamburg Jan 2e-sAiled. steamer barcelona CSer) FEY
New York '' - -
Antwerp Jan slsa,sd. Maryland CBr, Clarke
New -
London, Jan s1-saiisd steamer Mesaba Csr,. Tub.
New York
Southampton 81 4O6 ul-ssiIea steamer Arnsrfka
tTerbOurg. -
Manchester, Jan soArrivsd Potomac OBJ, Nc
Kay. New York
Swansea Jan 20 Sailed Bristol city CIsr Bar
clay. New York.
Rotterdam. sO-sailSd Trouto (Br>, Cur
ruthers, NeSs YORK
Prawe Point. Jan 81PasScd. smo.enslS CSvssl
- ration, New York for Rotterdam L.Sau.
naples Jan -Arrived steamer Perugis (Br. Johnston
Dclagoa Bay. Jan 2aArrived Black Prince Cr)
Thomas. New York via Cape Town.
Lizard Jan S-Psssed steamer HurstdRle (Br) Camp
bell New York for Hlvre etc
Ponta FerraEtA Jan Si-Passed. steamer sidra (Br.
Suel jan SlArTived steamer StsRberger (GeE) ronau
calcutta Tor Boston
Colombo Jan 2-Saed. steamer Neidenfels (er) Hert-
zoE IRON CadIGuttal. Boston and New York
- tBrl. Anderson. New York via River Plate
Claude New York $1,000
Gibraltar Jan sl-Passed. steamer Ed.rnsn tr, Grit
nth. New York Tor MSrseles.
Ponta FerraT1a. Jan Passed. Prns Ned
erlanden tDutcO, Van der East. New York VIA Por,
9u Prince Port Spain and Pagamarlbo FOR Amster-
6; Mehaers, Jan e1Arrvod previously steamer sid,
tBr woodwart. New York tor Barcelona etc dam
Fiume. Jan 26-Arrved. steamer Giala tAuso ther,-
hn1 Now York coT Trieste. sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
DEATH STOPS DIVORCE.
Man Said To Be Austrian Count Expires in
ASYLUM.

There was a sudden termination IN Newark yes
serday unusual divorce suit Instituted against
TIadislaus Macy, who said he VAS Austrian
count He was an inmate Of the Essex couut[
Hospital for the Insane. st Morris Plains. \. J.
J. was announced before Vice-Chancel.o- Sirens.
who was to hear ire testimony, thae Nag died
81 tire asylum late Wednesday night and that
there was no further for action by Mrs
Zglima Nag
Macy. who his friends in Newark say, was p
member Of the Hungarian nobility, was known. 50
is said. in AustTia-IIUngary Count Baiszs
Rod Through indiscretion IN DO. icai az
fairs he incurred the anger OF his relatives and
va obliged to come this country.
IT was further stated that Mays rank IN Europe
was such as TO allow him entry tie palaces Of
the kingdom, and HAT re had the personal friend
ship OF Emperor Frarlls Joseph. Macy Won mill
1 ~ nonors in his native land and. according TO
rs friends served as member Of the Emperor 5
personal guard
In 1872 the story gees, Macy, with the sane
zion Of The Emperor. married Franco Gizala- Then
began his difficulties. and after several escapades
81 ths army he HeG TO this country
Macy settled IN the Hungarian section OF Eliza
beth. In 1888 lac married Zulma Francisco The
couple lived together Newark until 1893, at which
lime NagE received letter from Hungary wnlch
caused him worry and finally led him 10 conhde
q his wife that he had d wife living in Budapest.
Mrs. Macy then decided upon a separation, and
suggested II TO Macy. A few days afterward Macy
became insane and committed TO the asylum
Later Mrs Macy instituted the divorce proceed
Ings which were 10 have come up FOR final hearing
-nSf1 rda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
MANY BROOKLYN SALES.

Stokes & Knowles have sold No. $40 Lincoln
Road. between Rogers and Nostrand ayes. Brook
Iyn a two family brick house on lot 2Oxl02 feet
FOR William Cooke to client; also a parcel on
the north side OF Avenue q. East 18th St,
comprising a modern detached frame dwelling
house. on plot 40x100 feet, to Ada Hawthorne: =
plot Of twenty lots the northerly side OF Van
Cortandt ave. between Anthem and Buchanan
ayes. 2OxlO0 feet each, for the Myrtle Realty Com
pany TO Paul stier; for the Myrtle Realty Com
pany, twenty-five lots, 20XlOG feet each, on the
southery side OF Edsall ave the entire block front
from Anthem ave. Buchanan ave, Mir. Stier.
who intends TO improve the lots by the erection II
forty-iye two family brick houses; Il plot. lGjx 2j
Vorhis q Client twenty-five acres located near
AqGeduct, Long Island. for T. ". Dunton 10 a client
and for the Jamaica Park South Realty CorporI-
non the following lots: Three lots in Elder ave.
10 William Shanahan one lot Ia Rockaway Road
Shepard four lots in Jacobs ave to Archibald
Clarke -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01

Tco Large Vest Side apartment Houses Change Hands-Make
Eonnd for Seren Jerome -11enuc BmLdinga

story front and rear double tenement houses with
stores No. 38 Hamilton St, on a plot 21xlS feet.
Slawson x Hobbs have sold for robert d:
Thompson to client FOR occupancy the four story
brOWnstOne and brick dwelling house, No $50 W EST
S6th st, 20X6OXlQ2.2 feet.
Haber Dworkowlz 81 Haber have bought from
Joseph Seldin No. % Broome St, @ Ave story tene-
ment house, on lot 25xlp0 feet; also bought from
Dr. Joseph BTuler No. $40 West 29tl five story
tenement house on a lot 25xl0O feet.
L. $ TANGO has sold FOR the Allegiance Realty
Company No 10 East S7th St, four story double
dathOUse, lot 2GXl00.S feet
John Donnelly has resold for Anna Emerson 20 q
client of De Blos & Edridge No l59 East 83d ST.
q four story dwelling house lot 2lX9S9 feet. The
buyer Will erect a business building on the ste
L. a. Westinghouse has sold No. 307 West &th
St three story dwelling house, on lot 2lXlH22 rect
+. T. 11sch q Co, and A. NJ. Schultz have sofa
FOR the Swcitc estate No 1863 ID ave, four story
Is the first sale Of the parcel IN more than forty
years.
Cristoforo Zuccaro and Others have sold tho six
story tenement house No. 326 East uth ST., on lot
The T NJ. Pfanen estate has sold Nos, a. and -
Grove st. two four story tenement houses, on plot
42X1O0 feet
Tle AIoorehead Realty and Construction Company
has sold Nos. rs and I20 Elton ave. two new five
story .Jthouses on plot SoNllO feet, between Both
George Stolz has sold for client the plot 5ox1oO
feet ~ rh.. southeast corner OF Commonwealth
uleut: also for Stephen Mcbride four two family
houses the west side Of 73d ct south Of Gleason
ave. GnioupOrt; also for the Knepuer Realty Com
pany four lots with frontage OF 60 feet IN Garden
depth, between Prospect ave. and the southern
boulevard: also for a client 20 Arustetn & Son. for
Improvement, the plot loox1oo feet the east side
Of Beaumont ave. 10 feet south OF 18th also
for : MIR Strouble TO builder for improvement, a
plot 1p1xIO0 feet the south sid" OF 2'7th ST. be-
tween Perry ave. and Woodlawn Road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
TO PLAY TENNIS IN MIDoCEAN.
New Hamburg-American Liner Will Have
Courts and Swimming Tanks.

The dimensions plans and innovations OF the
new Hamburg-American steamer Europa, which
the company expects 10 add to its service next
year, were made public yesterday by Emil Boas.
Kew York agent OF the line who arrived the
White Star steamer Teutonic. Mr.. Boas said that
the Europa would be the finest steamer ever built
ln the yards OF Harlsnd & Wolf. at Belfast, Ire
land and the largest passenger steamer IN the
world. do added:
one would think from the innovations brought
out the America and the KaIserin Auguste Vic
tora, the latest ships OF the feet. that the supply
had been exhausted. but can give assurance that
Easnsions power, accommodations and Innovations
any passenger steamer in the world
The Europa VIII be 100 feet long, with S9-foot
beam and displacement of 1900 She will be
equipped with -eciproCatinR engines capable of
driving her q maintained speed Of nineteen
knots an hour which is one knot faster than the
Victoria.
one Of the features on the new Ieviathan will be
8 swimming pool - by % feet Of the lower
decks THIS viii be IN Use the year round. In
sst water. and IN winter the bathers Will be &C
coHuodated with water Of a summer tempers ture
space on the hurricane deck. ana there viii bs
practically little pitching because Of the
cleaners great size tennis players il is thought
vii be abba TO play as well on shipboard as on
The Europa will NOT be a turbine boat. The
1IambIrg- American Line has turbine steamer
North Sea service and can make q speed Of twenty
knots The company has watched closely the
working Of nearly all the large turbine steam
ers. but decided lot 10 equip the Europa with tur
, The Europa viii have an la carte restaurant
service similar TO that on the Amerika and the
arst class passengers so second 900 third. 2066
steeTage and crew OF O5H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01

William \. White & Sons and Warren Sklllin
have sold for the estate of William Watson 10
Seth Sprague Terry and Charles g Nadal the plot.
77x99 feet, which FIVE story buildings. at
the northwest corner of Park Place and Church
street. This property owned by the Watson
estate for fifty years It bought the parcel from
Columbia College The plot forms part OF the first
site Of the college.
Schneider & Bachrach have bought St Charless
Court, q six story elevator apartment house, No.
81 to 81 West 10Th St. 75xl0Ou feet.
James i. Libby has sold through B. II. Y esker,
jr.. for L J yelling the Venice d six story apart
West l31th st Also sold through MI. Wesker for
Franklin L. Sheppard TO Bernard Lynch No. %
and for c S Potter seven three story brick build
lhgs with stores No. 235 to 23jI Jerome ave.
northwest corner OF North St.
The rutland & Whiting Company has sold for
" Nson, Barker 81 Wager to Edward Green baum
No. IS BeekTnan st, five story and basement and
sub basement building on lot 25x87 feet also sold
TO Thomas S. GladdlUg No. Isl Front ST. "a five
story and basement building. plot 33N7J feet.
For the small four story building and store a
Broadway and White st. Joseph p. Day obtained
at STeug2 al the 70 Real Estate SEQ @
Mr. Day sold the same property at auction in June,
Julia Marlowe transferred title yesterday to her
house. No. 337 Riverside Drive 2oxlC0 feet 10
Lothar W Faber.
Substitute plans were filed yesterday for the
Monday as being projected by the Apartment Con
strucuon Company to replace the old style five
Grace Church. The new specifications provide for
an Office building eight stories, with a red tile
mansaTc ard q FACADE IN the modified Gothic style
building Is 70 cost $4,000.
There will be meeting or the West Side Tax
payers Association tonight. at no. 257 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
REALTY BROKERS TO DINE AT WALDORF.

most enjoyable time is being prepared for the
persons who attend the annual dinner Of the Real
Estate Board OF Brokers, which will be held on
Monday night February 49, at the Waldorf Din
Will be spread for about 250 persons. and al
ready 30 persons prominent in the real estate
market politically have accepted invitations to
be present.
The dinner committee OF the Rea! Estate Board Of
Brokers has worked energeticslly for some weeks
TO mako the coming dinner the best held
by its association. There arc to be no dun mo
nentB and IL is expected that the many novel and
pleasing features arranged for the occasion Will
prove 10 DO delightful entertainment for all pres
ent. Among those who already accepted invitations
10 speak are the Rev. Madison c. Peters, Health
Commissioner Darlington, Corporation Counsel FL
lson and Tax Commissioner Purdy.
The members OF the dinner committee are John
r. Foley (chairman). Edward l. King Edwin II
Hess. Joseph 2. Day, John p Kirwan. T. {. Smith.
Wright Barclay, John +. DOYLE, M v Lenane.
David A. SCully. Francis +. Ward, A. n. Glitter
man, David A. CIarkson Walter Stabler, William
c. Lester Charles Z. Schuyler and T. +. Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
Public Notices.
BOND SALE.


(TTI OF NEW HOtHELLE y. r
Sealed proposals be received the undersigned
until Tuesday evening. February 9Th. 1907. eight
o'clock the purchase OF all OF as 900
Registered cent Street Improvement Bonds
OF 1905 sR!d CITY % $1,000 ench dated September
1909 and maturing two 90 bonds on the LIST day
81 sept-mber. 1905 and two On bonds the OF
each ana every September thereafter to and including
the year 1919. and one ID tond the first day OF
September. 1870.
. interest payable semi ANNUALLY tbs days Of
September and March principal and interest payable
al ne orl- o the city Treasurer.
Each proposal must be accompanied BY a certified
check on an Incorporated bank trust company IN
he state OF New York for $1,000 payable the orIsr
of che CITY Treasurer % the City Of New Rochelle
Bouds be engraved under the supervision Of
to their genuineness By the United States
Mortgage aud Trust Company.
legality OF thase bonds will DO approved J. II
Caldwell Esq whose opinion legality wil Do fur
nirhsd 70 the purchaser.
No bid Of less than par va'ue OF tho bonds VIII be
considered. Bidders the printed form OF
proposal Furnished by the undersigned Accrued In
paid by the purchaser and delivery will be
al the once OF tho city Treasurer IN
Rochelle on the IIth day o. February. 1907.
The right 60 reject any a bids
Dated New Rochelle. y. Y. January 18th. 1907.
CHARLES KAMMERMEYER city clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
FATORS IUIITGR1TION.
DR.. Baruch Talks 1bom Carl
Schmz and His Life.

Dr. Emil Baruch was the principal speaker last
night at the Young Peoples Institute. No 9lS East
18th street where about hundred OF tho members
and their friends gathered to hear him speak of
the late Carl schurz and immigration. He said in
part:
When great man dies 1t Is as though lightning
had struck down some great, solitary oak upon tho
mountain top and the world pauses for moment
70 look upon him, and then passes IN its rcst-
less turmoil IN utter torEetfulness. Not so with
Carl SchurZ. He TO Do OF those whose
memory Is alive In the hearts Of men. What
the FOR this? He was not born here Our
tongue was not his own he was a foreigner: only
an imm!Erant-and still he expressed and embodied
the ides OF Anlerlcanlstn as TOW VINO were born TO
Perhaps he didn't even have the required $50 in
hts pocket when he landed and they might have
tioD though this were not tho great country OF
liberty and freedom for all TO which as the Gospel
humblest that we turn from our doors may be the
parents or men greater than he whom we honor
tonight This country IS great, It's resources In
finite rs yet 1t is barely inhabited and its
sources are scarcely touched.
we want Immigration and we need II. Every
citizen OF civilized nation who 10 us means
so much energy and capital expended through
genera tons by another country and harvested nv
this 1t foolish and small 10 fear the immjgraD{
al Il rival or labor. He not only creates hui con
sumes; he and his family are Consumers 40 ,yoi
methods and customs certainly give him
no lead OF our own workman and produce no com
fear AnG still / told that the greatest Opposi-
ton to immigration IS found among those who have
HaIllSrated themselves or are the children OF men
ana women VINO round homo upon these shores.
l, for one. oppose unjust restriction OF immigra-
ton, and hope that each and every one OF you viii
MAKE your influence teIt against II. II is not the
weak OF nation who emIgrate but the strong,
that he's been demonstrated by ourselves for what
else but nation of Immigrants There
was no greater Frenchman than Nanoiaon i'v NO
typical German than Kant no truer AmerIca0
than Carl Schurz, and all OF them were Of foreign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
LOGAN BEATS WOOD AT SKATING.

Saranac Lake n. Y, Jan 31.-F. Logan, of Pom
tiac Lake, took three first prizes in the finals OF
the amateur and professional skating races at the
Pontiac Clubs open air rink to-day Edmund
LaIny the youthful skater of saranac Lake won
second prize In two events. In the tAree-nile anna
teur he defeated by Morris Wood az
Brooklyn The summaries follow:
22o yards tamateur)-F. Logan won: W. @. Finiayron
second. \. Anderson. third. Time, o :2O1A
500 yards tnmateur)-F. Logan, Morris Wool
a. Arid third Time, :23Gk 'N'
EIalfmile tri-county-W won. vaitar ,-ut+Ar
second: Ray Hubbell third Time. al.
second: Morris Wood, third. Time 3:0Oss -''
Three mile (6mateur)-AIo Wood won. FAr,r,6
IAmy second; F. Logan. third Tine. s.4eI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
DIAMOND ROBBERY AT NIAGARA

Niagara Falls. n. Y. Jan. Sl.-The biggest dia-
mond robbery in the history Of this city took place
here Sunday, but the fact did not leak out until
laEt evening. Mrs. Katie KrakoskI McKenna ia the
victim Jewelry valued at at least $4,000 was taken
Mrs Mchenna IL a member OF the curio firm of
JAbbie & Katie. The two women are well known
because annually they dispose OF valuable fIrs
curios ana bTic-a -brac 1900
The robbery Is believed to be the work OF pro-
1esslonal second story workers, who operated
while MI. and Mrs. Mckenna at church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At No IA Vosey Shy y 2 TnErahaIn l. Cor Lencx
ave, l23d IT. % loT4o ssIy and attic hTk club:
! NJ De agt Harlem club: 10 r. attyB,
= II wand ref. amt due $50 lis %, trTes eto 81 S6G
a prior mort Of $500; William \ Martin
SIS as2
By Joseph 2 Day: West 8rostva ga. E cor white
St l1x17 and store. n Il GogEiu 7 Welsh
a., " Bolger. atty Warren Lo1Ie. ref partition;
sub 81 30 and a Ernest Il Meyer
foT S39I50.
By bryan 7. Kennedy: 1921 St 100 It % Broad
way 151vg9 Il vacant Baker Louis Frank al:
Montgomery. atty. I Il C.aree REF: amt due. sac
oT3 10. ser o. plaintiff Tor S45 700
38S 9Th 10 q OF LIST ave 2oxlco .. 4sty brk
& SEeeLan et 81 Hgt " A Sheehan - a..
" " Friend. atty; Judge ref, partition. 10 David
HhTrv IAlpuann SIu2nN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
WILL ALTER TWO FIRE HOUSES,

Edward L. Middleton. architect, acting for Fire
Commissioner Lantry, fled plans for altering the
three story fire station house at No 12O West SD
ST, occupied by Engine Company Be- and No 10
East 18th st, occupied by Hook and Ladder Com
pany a. New conCre-e and iron floors viii be laid
for the apparatus and the sliding pole opening
enlarged. The improvements are 10 cost 50 go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
AD1uSementS.
MANHATTAN
OPERA HOVSE-

MAMMAL EAN s4tb 81 Near sin Az.
SEASON OF GRAND OPERA.
10 NIGHT at s:itNpoUBLE BiLL-Debut Of
LIACCL Nine. Donada; NM. Bassi. Sammarco
6eyeilhsc, Venturni. and MescagnFs CAVALLERIA
RUSTICANA. Mines Russ, Giacona. Severina:
NM. Dalmores. ssyeiihao. Conductor. CaTnpantni
SAT. MAT, FEB. 2. at 2-RossinFs H BAR
BIERE DI SEVIGLIA. Mines. Pnkert, Trentni
NM. Bonci. Ancona. ArimondL Gilbert. VenturinL
SAT. NIGHT. FEB =, at s:15-Msysrb.ers THE
HUGUENOTS. Mines. Russ. Zeppul. De Cisneros
severlEa. Zaccaria- Arta: NM. Bass! Ancona. Art
mondi. Severhac VeutuTini Fossetta Mugnoz
Cond- Campanini Popular prices, 75c. 20 SO.
SUNDAY Night, $500 Grand Concert. SOC. $3.50
Mines. Ganina Russ. EIeonore de Cisueros. NM
Ivan Altchevsky. Victor Ooesr and Entire Man
haitian Opera House Orchestra Conductor Tanara.
MON, FEB. T. at s;I5-Bizets CARMEN. Mines
BresssT-GianoI. Donalds; Trentini; Giacouia: NM
ReschlElian. Conductor. CampaninL Mile. Dazzle.
WE'D. RIA. 6. at s15-DoUBLE BILL-Leon-
oavailos PAGLIACCL. Mime. Donalda: NM Bassi
CAvAILERIA RUsTfCASA Mines Russ. Giaeo-
mini, Severina; NM Daimores seveilhac- Con-
AmbroSs Thomas M1GNoN Mme5 P'Ff BTg,ais2
GianoH, Pinkert. Gaconla: NM Bonci. AriIuondL
Gilbert. Cond.. CampalinL
FRID.. FEB. q. at 8:15-aixth appearance NINE
MELBA GounodS opera. FAUST. Mines. Media
InssnoG; Trentini; NM. Dalmores. Ancona. Art
mondi Fossetta Cond-. Campanni
MIGNoN. MINES Bressier-Gianom PiHkort. cis
comic; MN Bonci. ArimondL Gilbert. Cond.
SAT-. EVE. FEB. o. at s:1S-verdrs AIDA.
Mines, Russ, De Cisneros: NM. Bassi Ancona, Ari-
mondi Tecchi Mile. Dazzle. prem. dansss Con-
ductor. Campantni. Popular prices 75c 10 81
SEATS FOE ALI ABOVE now sEIIiSe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Jan. 81, 1907

steamer Ieutonc tBr). Thompson. Liverpool January
% and Quesntown ~ TO the White Star Line with ais
rived at tho bar AZ II 80 m January so ~
Steamer Tropic (Br). Bartlett Baltimora
the New York and Continental -
ballast. Left Quarantine $3.50 a m ~ ''""E' u
Steamer Guiana Cuban. Baker Sarun fznu,,,.
Iads Saieh - ana M Ma R r. 20 M1nson
Steamer Glanton (3) Stevenson, Coatzacoalcos lam
rived at the Bar ut $3.50 a ' - =
Steamer Konigin Lu!se GER VoIger Genoa January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
WILL MAKE DWELLING INTO A STUDIO.

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superintend-
ent Murphy for rernodelling the four story and
basement dwelling house No. - West S9th St into
five story studio building for Lavinla Delaney
Cunningham as owner. It will BE- extended TO the
building line In front. new facade erected OF faced
brick with nczzanine windows and elevator
installed The ground floor will be fitted as q
store. The Improvements to cost $G,O0. accord
ing TO the estimate OF Henry =. Pelton the srchi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
FIRE AT MARTHA WASHINGTON HOTEL
Women Rush Out Of Rooms in Panic When
Smoke Pours from Closet

foE Hotel. No p East 9th street late last nigh
when ire started la closet ~ the engineers
room, TIE dense smoke which poured from, ,be
cioset startled tire -four hundred women patrons
rs soon a. the clert found thai there was no dan
ger ne began 10 quiet the women. DESPITE the e.
I9rs 81 me ci1rH however, the @..nc1 ,ioched
from their rooms down 10 the corrirs- The ne
NuE put cut With small damage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

John NJ Reid Co. have sold for Samuel Elm
stein to Irving & Max Workman. No 1852 I'd ave .
a four story tenement house. with store on lot
25z75 feet. This proIeGtv owned by the Elm
stein family for ever twenty-five years
Van Wrinkle Scott sold for a client to Ada NJ.
Ramos plot 1o0x1C0 feet, on the west side of
WALLACE ave- 2Oo feet south OF Dronxdale ave.
z. Y. Pesc!a 60. i:ave sole for client the avs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
MANY DROWNED IN ENGLISH WRECK.
Forty Unaccounted for On Steamship Claver-
ing-GaIe Stops Rescue Work.

London. Jan. 3l.-'The British steamer Claverlng
outward bound for Japan. was blown ashore By A
eaEy gale At the mouth Of the River Tees last
night IAfeboats MADE efforts all through to-day to
rescue the crew. but because Of the violence Of tie
gaze and ic tremendous seas that swept over the
vessel have beer compelled to desist Some OF the
crew most o. whom are Lascars were rescued
hut Forty are stu Unaccounted for The vessel
threatens - break up at any moment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Zesey st--8y Joseph pay: 20 IiGt. ST.
235 T. W 5th I5Sl0O IL story dwg p. = Q
Mahonsy sRt r I Gould NJ, J Fischer. atty: J
Leneaan. ref due 81 957 90 taxes Si28 To- sub
tect pg0r rntge i0O0O. 5tS ls4th g75 u
" Of Courtauit 26x1o0: story ten H. Edward
Bleser Maggie Dowdeu 81 a.; william KtnEenstoin.
atty: / u WHrl ref s. "a 50. etc,
SOLE sub q prior rutge q $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01

Destination 1 ana steamer ~ Close in New York
ETnnGisG0l Oh ,,. To-day. 1880 a m
Fra9eisSoO1c 8 transport Logan To day 1880 M
New Caledonia, Samoa. Hawaii Fiji
Islands VITA San Francisco
Hawaii, Japan. CoTes. China N Phuip- " $500 - Ia
pine Islands (vR
AneTivh SlI Feb 80 a m
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and Victoria B. C.)-Emprass OF
China
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-01
SALE OF TWO COUNTRY TRACTS.

W Buriing Cocks and Samuel willets have sold
to a client the Smith Underhl farm OF about 125
acres at Mil Neck. Long Island
The Rogers estate Is reported TO have sold for
$50 900 100 acres OF land fronting IN Broadway and
ionghill Road. Scarborough The tract adjons
the Shepard property.