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New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
DEPART FOR TRACTION HEARING,
New Plan for Reorganization of Chicago
Street Lines May Develop.

r. r. Gown. of H. B. Holins Co. and several
other legal representatives Of the controlling in
terests In the Chicago Union Traction Company,
will leave this city for Chicago to-day Their
nurpose II is said is TO attend hearing granted by
Judge Grosscup, which will be held there to-mor-
row 10 the terms of the purposed reorgaih-
zaton plan OF the Chicago street railway coihpa-
MES.
Opposition to the present plan developed last
week among the minority bondholders OF some
of the underlying companies. which representatives,
Of the Chicago Union Traction Company tried. un-
successfully ii was said. to overcome Another Ell
fort TO satisfy the minority bondholders VIII no
made at the hearing on Wednesday, It is under
stood.
It !s said 20 be not impossible, however. that a
practically new plan will be- substituted al u'e
meeting for the one that has been under con-
sideration
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
TRANSACTIONS In REALTY

G. NJ l. Sacks has sold No. 14 West sSth ,t
five story tenement house. 27xiO0 feet
The Mildred Realty Company has sold a six STORY,
new law house, Nos. PIG and 2lS East Hath st
n plot 36xO0.ll feet
SlawsOn & Hobbs have sold for Frances b. Cole
man. to a client for occupancy. the three story
high stoop dwelling house. No. 227 West 10th st .
19xl00.5 feet.
+. h. Barnes has sold for A. Il. Weiss to Frank
Schwarz. No 52S West 159th ST. a five story douhIo
nathouse, a lot 25x99lI feet.
beho Meltsher mas sold for Eugene Raphael to
Meyer Vessel No. 1856 East Broadway extending
through to No. l25 Division st. two four story
buildings n plot 50xl25 feet
The Whitehall Realty Company has sold n nlot
5OxS76 feet the side of Bruner ave 35O feet
south of Nereid ave.
LOUIS SchraB has sold for the Seaboard Land and
Mortgage Company the private dwelling house No
$40 West 4Sth St, to Thomas p Burke
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23

miustOn and New York Transportation Company. VIII
udss Passed Quarantine a los -
steamer Hostiius tBrI. Beaver Montevtteo June %
IueEOs Ayres II. Para July ) Via Boston - 10
with Edse- Arrived via city Island anu
left Quarantine at lo.22 .
FSgertun (Norl, Iversen. Baracoa July 70 =
the Cuneo Importing Company. with fruit Arrived AZ "
Bar IL n. -
Steamer Zuls ,Br, Bennett MsracaIoo July 70 snl
Curacao IS. oTsuitOn. Bliss DaEett, with paS
ger. aud nJse. Arrived the Bar il m ..
Steamer Amelia tHrl, Jameson Port Ant1nio July =
and Is, the Atlantic Fruit Company wita W.
passengers fruit Arrived at the Bar al ll-lo
Nueces. Xix Galveston july 10 a5i hey W
lP. tho Mallory Steamship Company. with passsns'
and mdse Left Quarantine at 1918 =,
steamer Cherokee Archibald. AEua July 10. sanio ~.
mugo Macoris -. sanchez and SaUlana 10 F-s..
Plata Cristi Turks Island Il, 10 me 80
Steamship company with 20 passengers. mails anu h
Arrived a Bar lO,2A a -
Princess Anne. I0Pley. Newport News -.
Norfolk. the old Dominion IS Co. with passense'
and nldse lei Quarantine at POS p "a
Atlantic Transport Co wiki ia passengers AN1
mdse. Arrived the Bar at II :4S p II ~,
Steamer TsnnysOn tBrl. Ohls. Santos July . o.
Janiero 4 Victoria 8. Bahia and Barbados 10 !.
Busk q Jevous. with ~ cabin. 80 steeraEe passehs'
mails and rndsa Arrived at the Bar AZ $50 N vt
Steamer BAKER Ocrtel. santa Maria sn1 -,
Maria july III and Antonio Il. 70 the United 80
Company. with Is passengers and fruit Arrived D. $50
SANDY Hook n j. July .. $50 n-wind SOUTHWEST
fresh breeze; partly cloudy
SAILED.
Steamers Helslugborg tSvejl 81 John y =. ~ aUN II
Norfolk and Newport News: Conlanche. ChsEleS'0- -
jacksonville. Advance. CrlstooAA !.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
BROADWAY PLOT SOLD.
SITE L1TELY IUPROTED.
Sale of Kneeland Property To BE
Held September II, rs and ~.

The volume of business transacted yesterday In
the real estate market small. Frederick Zit-
tel sold for Daley * Carlson n SIX story apartment
house with stores, on plot loDx15 feet at liOth
at and Broadway
Henry Dazi4n sold the Raleigh. seven story
elevator apartment house No. Sli and SIS West
End ave. on plot 5oNlO52x irregular, between
99th and l6Dfh
Tho foreclosure sale or Bronx plot and about
Fix WcstChester parcels. owned by Sylvester H.
kneeland, VIII be held on September II. Is and 70
Tho Coils +. Huntington estate has claim OF
about %s0."H against tho property. Bryan l..
Kennedy Will be the auctioncer. Mr.. Kennedy
said yesterday that i've OF the Westch"ster plots
would ts offered for sale in the corridor of tho
County Courthouse White Plains on September
H. and the following day he would sell on tho
premises the Yonkers tract. The sale OF the Aque-
duct ave. lots vii! be held on September 10 at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms
In the Ncsey at. saIesroouns yesterday Joseph =
Day sold In foreclosure one-story frame build
Ing on Il plot 5lxa9u feet the north side OF
l3st st. 100 feot east OF 18th ave. to John L and
Joseph Conron for $ll.ln The amount due was
about 800 The parcel Nos $50 and 1872 Prospect
not offered for sale
James l., Wells sold In foreclosure No III Smp-
son ST. "A two story frame dwelling house. a
lot 25NlG feet. TO Leopold Hutter for E.225 The
amount due was about $500. subject to n mortgage
OF $500
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
RuslNEss TROUBLES.

Petitions in bankruptcy were aled yesterday with
the clerk Of the United States District Court as
follows:
George Becker. foreman Of bronze foundry. 10 III
West 35th street voluntary. showing debts OF sl3oHl
and no assets principal creditor is Albert l.
Waarens & Son. SI2,255.
Francis J. Palmer. No Cortlandt street, volun-
tary showing Ss5Gs0 and assets OF $500
The principal creditors the estate of Charles Pal
mer sl0.o2s Harriet NJ. Palmer. sl932s: M9ry l.
Compton. sl5.G53: Globe National Bank. SlT.O9I;
American Exchange National Bank. sll .2iP ,
Cohen. 80 lGis Carmine street retail SHOES
Involuntary. Creditors Harry Flax $3.50; Charles
Iipshitz $500; David Coleman, $500 Insolvency is
admitted
George Fielder appointed receiver Of tho
business William T. Hockey. involuntary bankrupt.
with bond OF $1,000
Schedules Jacob Weinstein & co show debts OF
Sl1 OF $50 The principal creditors arc
River National Bank, $1,000, Bernard Pochaft.
81 600 Morris Pelchaft who nled the schedules as
member of the firm OF Weinstein & Co. has personal
debts OF sl.99T. which he nles Individual bank
rupt. Schedules Of bankruptcy Of the firm Of
Weinstcn e Co. hled respectively by Jacob
Wenstein who shows a total firm indebtedness OF
s13436 and assets OF s54S. Weinstein has personal
debts OF $1,000.
Herman Hertzhurg. Involuntary. filed schedules show
ing debts OF sl73I2 md assets OF $50 The principal
creditors Victoria Cloak and Suit Company. $3.50
4. Reibstein. $3.50. and Philip Shaperio. S510
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
WANTS TO DIsINHERIT HIS FAMILY.
Captain W. H. Carl in Newark Looking for
His Half-Siste to Make Her His Heir.

Captain William Henry Carr, OF Mddleboro'
Mass. is now in Newark, looking for his nait-
sister Mrs Helen Mehlmann The captain wishes
to make her his heir, as he has determined TO dis
inherit his Immediate family. When he last heatl
OF Mrs. Mehlmann she lived in Newark, ana though
that was nearly a half century ago Captain carr
is confident of finding her there or near by lie
called the First Precinct police station on
Sunday and interviewed Sergeant Mcdeehah- Inc
sergeant promised aid in the search.
Captain Carl says he fought through the ClNil
War as a member Of Company r, 18th Massachu-
setts Infantry. and reached the grade OF captain
through meritorious service. He says that he was
wounded a the battle Of Aptetam. After the war
he came Newark and worked there for four
years living at the home of his half-sister- He
then went away and the two failed TO correspond
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
EVERETT PARK AN IDEAL HOME SITE.

The proposed improvements OF the Everett Park
tract, opposite the site chosen for the Long Island
Pennsylvania terminal station in Jamaica.
nearly finished This tract which is the property
OF the Everett Realty and Construction Company.
comprises more than three hundred full city lots
and extends from Fulton street TO Hillside
boulevard with three block frontage both of
these important streets. II embraces extensions
of Shelton and Wett avenues, OF the most
attractive residential streets in Jamaica
The company has spent something Ike $500 In
improving Its tract. The streets have been grade.
and mRcndHmiZed. with concrete curhing and brick
cutters Five foot concrete sidewalks have been
laid in front OF all lots and complete sewer water
and gas systems installed. The lots high and
wcll drained. in many instances being terraced
down to the sidewalks.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
HE KEEPS ON cHoPPiNe THE FENCE.

Michael OSuilivan, wealthy contractor of No
sas 55th street. Brooklyn, was locked up in the
Fourth avenue station night charged by
James Burnett. special officer employed by the
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit Company. with malicious
mischief. Mr.. OSuivan chopped down a fence
which was erected by the company at 9th street
and First avenue closing the street 10 the public
Mr. OSulIiyan contends that the company has
no right close the street, and last "Wednesday
lac chopped down the fence, and was then arrested
and held for trial IN Special Sessions. He dis
charged there and went back and again denlol-
ished the fence which had been rebuilt in the mean
time.
He was arrested for the same offence on Satur-
day and again yesterday, and is held in 800
bail for trial IN Special Sessions.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
DEPOSIT FERRY STOCK.
BONDHOLDERS ANXIOUS.
Action to FOLLO7c Failure of Brooklyn
C0mpa to Pay Interest.

The Windsor Trust Company a Tribune
porter learned yesterday, has obtained on de
posit majority OF the shares of the Brooklyn
Ferry Company and the stockholders protective
committee will meet to-day 10 decide what action
shall follow the company's default last summer
in the payment of interest on its first mortgage
bonds.
Whether the committee would recommend
such q drastic measure selling the manage
inent of the company could not be learned up to
last night. George w. Young, Russell Harding
and Henry r. Wilson, three members OF the
newly appointed protective committee, We're out
of town.
Although a majority of the shares Of the stock
was received on deposit by midday on Saturday,
when the original deposit time expired. there is
now talk It was learned OF extending this time
still further, many other stockholders having
indicated IN writing their wish TO deposit their
stock 1t the idea of depositing the stock
with the trust company which led to the ap
pointment. a few days ago, Of the protective
committee which designated by the stock
holders their proxies to guard their interests
generally in any proceeding following the COM
pany's defaulting.
The ferry company's outstanding stock
amounts to s6.500,000 the default in interest last
summer being the per cent first mortgage
bonds that amount.
II is declared entirely probable that President
O'Donohue and other directors Will work in en-
tire harmony with the protective committee.
The Brooklyn Ferry Company of New York
controls seven ferry routes. as follows Broad
way, Brooklyn, 10 Roosevelt. Grand. 23d and
42d streets. New York; Grand street, Brooklyn.
10 Grand street New York, and Greenpont.
Brooklyn 10 10th and 23d streets. New York.
The last two are leased from the Tenth and
Twenty-third Street Ferry Company under a
rinety-nine-year lease, from December -. 1898,
al Z per cent interest on $3.50, 900 bonds and 5
Der cent dividends on 100000 common stock.
The company owns eighteen boats and leases
five from the Tenth and Twenty-third Street
Ferry Compeny II also valuable real
estate in New York and Brooklyn. The author
ized capital stock is s7,50000O.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
CYCLISTS THROWN OVER BANK.
Were Running so Miles an Hour on Motor
Unidentified to Avoid Collision.

Joseph F. Murphy and Edgar Buffurn. jr.. while
going to Newark yesterday the Pompton Turn
pike. mounted tandem motor cycle.
thrown a fifteen-foot embankment and badly
hurt. They running at fifty miles hour.
and in passing a wagon the horse SHE'D To avoid
n collision Murphy turned suddenly to the right
and lost control of the machine.
Buffurn thrown Murphy's shoulders and
escaped with bruises but Murphy landed
against and about the head and
neck He unconscious when picked up and did
not revive for half hour.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these columns
O the readers of The Tribune thor
oughly reliable business be done by mall with
the advertiser with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
REALTY NOTES.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Supern-
tendent Murphy for enargng the four story and
basement dwelling house No. 106 East Goth st. and
remodelling IT into an American basement dwelling
house the improvements being made for James d.
Voorhes, as owner, at cost of 600. and for
modelling the four story and basement dwelling
house No 2S3 Lexington avenue for Royal Whit
man, owner. s. e. Gage is the architect for
both improvements.
two old fashioned three story dwelling houses Nos
l and East 30th st, owned respectively by
Abraham WeinGarten and Jacob Pearl, into loft
building. with ground floor stores, The cost IA
about $4,000. Il. w I.evitan is the architect
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
RICHMOND HILL SOUTH SALES.

The r. N. Dawey Real Estate Company report
the following sales Mt Richmond Hil South: To
Mrs. Jennie Finchout. east side OF Walnut st. lS0
feet north of Suter ave. 40xl00 feet; Michael Cat
lahan side Of StoOthofr ave, $50 feet south
of Metropolis ave. +0xl00 feet: Joseph O.. Oliver,
north side of Sutter ave. 40 feet OF Iefferts
ave- 60x100 feet; Annie Waldron west side of
stoothon ave. 22O feet north II Metropolis ave.
4Oxl00 feet: Robert Hyde, side of Briggs ave.
440 feet south of Metropolis 40Xl00 feet; r.
Allard side Of Briggs ave. 400 feet south of
Metropolis ave. 40x100 feet; NJ. Lbion and William
]. Crane side OF Walnut ST.. 220 feet north OF
Suffer- ave. S0xd0O feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED


Dover. July %. 1910 H'-EF'0Ha''' ''
$, siiehasiI July 22-ROmanic CBr' New York f'F ~
pies ana S Set Washington Ger New York y.
Kais~rn Augllste Victoria t''erl Ne" i''N "
Iy mouth an1 I'D ~ % r,Krourrluz Wilhelm ti-'
New York tor Cherbourg and tEene, @ Vi. VII, Nt,vis
Glasgow July 22-Caledouia G'ri New aSt~ r NV Yorx
Cherbourg July 81 Is u'--is'' oar'7s'' 'O'''' "
Norss tnlv I7-Cserty tAUsO. New fcrA Iot ss.DNa-
Trieste july I9-Carpathla dir>. New AoFN va way
Adelaide. s1S july 2o-I,zehoe Ger' New York VIA
,a ne9%q, 1a Eurora utan New York VIA Naples sr
Hong Kong. July 1S-Vandaia VieT'- i'S''
Ne" i"N SAILED
patrns Julv 16-Francesca tNusu. New YORK - pusnes
Montevi,Sro July l9-Horatus d'rl. New AorA II"
Fmms july 1s-Ida tAuso from Trieste e''''
NapleS July ls-Re dI,aa Gtap. New XSTs sa YSrs
G;icrsio jItan. New York sannio tI'ah' Nc"
Hun July 20-tolorado tErl. New 1orN
nSbia blanca july ta-FIellenes G3r> New fStN f yors
Ioul0sne July 20 6 y m-Potsd3m I'uich' '0
Kingston July 2G-Trent ,Ir, New York ~. YORK VI
Bremen. July II. 10 m--lsremen "'e''' wv
Rio lie Jsnsirc July 19-Crewu Prince tE'r New yos
C'herhourg July ~. p Ha-St Paul New 1@rH
ROTTERDAM July 2O-Arconia tIsuss>. New YORK
cu.,,.r ,v co,ah4s cIr, Naples for ,S., S.s
York; Roma orr Naples: etc. for New, NeW i''"
Gtan New York for Naples ana 1'rb9 New York va
Port au Prince and Curacao for far"h
Butt of Lewis July 22-winkommen tGsn New '''-
Lizard July si@Estona Csuss, York for Hs; HHssrs;
La Flandre (DutcM New York for Gheh''
haha err, New York for London x,rs for =.
Sagres July ee-Sofa Hohenberg (Aust). New io'A
Naples Venice. etc
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
TROUBLE IN JR. o. U. a. M.
Newark Council Up in Arms Over Refusal
to Pay a Death Claim

Serious division Of the United States Funeral
Benefit Association Of the Junior Order Of United
American Mechanics IS threatened because
Of the refusal Of the officers Of the organ
ization to pay benefits IN the of member who
died following attack OF dehrium tremens.
Eleven councils OF the order in Newark have al
ready withdrawn from the association, and the Of
cceTs are trying TO get other councils TO follow.
An effort is being made 10 get all OF the coun-
cils OF New Jersey to break away from the assoca-
ton. Circular letters asking for such action are
being sent out TO all OF the councils Of this state
and 70 councils Of other states by Theodore d
C5ottlieb or Newark, counsel for Marcus L. Ward
Council. Of that city, which took the initiative In
Withdrawing.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

Bailey Thomas D.-Swift & Co: August :.
barton. Jnmes Oh l. Miles. ct al; June @,
1907 .:......... ................
DURHAM Wiiliam-I'an OF the Metropolis; May
l. 1896 (released) )................. ......
Damato, Frances. or Frances AvRlone-G
StolZ; June Z. 1900. ..........
Durham, Wiiam-R Guggenheimer. ct al:
March 81 1890 ..........-.. .:......
1907 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..................
De Szogney. George r. Harvey; June IL
lbOI ..........
Kinneally. John J.. treasurer. etc and Alfred
c. KIM. bernstein; November 10 1905
Same-same: MAY 90 1906 = s...........
Same-same: April O. 1907 O7.-...............
Patterson. stephen G-Citv Trust Safe De
posit and Surety Company Of Philadelphia;
February %. 1000. o....................
Same-same, Feorunry 90. 1900. .............
Same-snme: June g. 1899 a...............
Roseben Realty Company and Harry Pruaen-
sky-H Pomernnz. et al: Tnly 10 1907 49,.
Th John @ Cochran Companv-T.maire Rib
hon and Machine Company: Ter3arv g. 1eo7
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
ITALIAN UP FOR ASSAULT.
Boy Connects Him scith attack on
Olga Schramek.

JAMES Arschero, italian, who arrested
on Sunday, charged with assauting little Olga
Schramek near her home Dyker Heights was
identified yesterday at Brooklyn Police Headquar-
ters by George Hart, the eleven old boy who
was near the scene OF the assault, the police say.
he boy said he was positive that Arschero
the man s>ho threatened him when he followed
hlm and - companion. Olga Schramek could not
identify AIschero.
Inc prisoner is twenty-five years old. and says
ne works in Newark N J. Magistrate Tighe held
MN on a technical charge of carrying concealed
weapons a revolver having been found In his
pocket.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
ARRESTED ON LITTLE GIRLS STORY.
Two Children Pick Austrian Cook Out of
Crowd of Men.

On complaint OF Clara Meinfelder eight years
old, and Agnes Murray, seven years old. both Nv
ing at No. 2eal Third avenue. Franz Angelus. an
Austrian, cook. thirty years old. employed in the
restaurant at No. 2loS Third avenue. arrested
yesterday.
Clara. according to her mother, told about pass
ing the restaurant Sunday afternoon with Agnes
when Angelus beckoned TO them. Angelus said
that three pennies lay on the step and that Clara
picked them up. She says Angelus gave them TO
her. The two little girls picked out Angelus from
a crowd.
He was arraigned IN the Harlem Court and held
In $1,000 bail for further hearing tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
WOMAN KILLED BY CHIMNEY STONE.
Falls on Her While She Is Swinging in
Hammock on Rooftop.

DisOdged last night from its resting place the
top of chimney Nos. SO and 50 East S5th street
the heavy capstone fell on the head OF Miss Anna
Sandman. living in the top apartment OF that ad-
dress. crushing her skull and killing her instantly.
Swinging in q hammock, which was fastened TO
the stone at one end and pole at the other, the
young woman failed TO that the capstone had
been loosened by continuous strain and slip
ping. Without warning the stone fell with a crash
that awakened the tenants Of the house and sent
them rushing TO the roof to what had occurred.
The woman dead before physician arrived
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, July %, 1907
ARRIVED.

steamer city of Memphis. Dreyer. Savannah July 49,
70 the ocean steamship Company, with
mdse Left Quarantine sos IN
Steamer Lampasas. Johnstone. RrunswiCk July to
tle Mallory steamship Company with passengers and
mdse, Left Quarantine at 3 55 IA m
steamer FL Cid. Baker Galveston July TO- 10 the south
M.
steamer Adventure Br) Couch Lewisport. F. July H.
Bar at l m. - -
Steamer Porto Rico. Delano. Batmore to a. Foster.
with mdse. Left Quarantine at "A m
steamer 81 Egbert tr) Cafferata. July O. to-
Chares T. summer Co with mdse. Arrived at Bar
at 6:30 a III. - - ~
1920 a m ~
Steamer Dorothy. White Wilmington. Del. the VIII
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
BOY OF ELEVEN HELD FOR MURDER.

Gales Ferry. Conn. July 22.--In improvised
courtroom at the summer home OF Coroner Brown
to-day Frank l.. Morgan eleven years old. was
held for the shooting to death OF Ivy L. Rogers a
playmate Of Ike age, in Ledyard July g. The
hearing was before Justice of the Peace Crandall
Of New LonGon. and young Morgan was ordered
confined in the county jail until the September
of the Superior Court. when the grand jury will be
asked by the states attorney TO find true bill of
murder against him
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
RANSPAcIFIc MAILS,

Destination and steamer. in New
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China and -
lppine Islands tvia San FranCiscol--
Chlna July 81 600 D m
Hawaii Nin san Francsco)-Aameda July 90 0,O0 n n,
Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Islands -
Via San FranCiscol-U transport July al 600 N,
Japan. Corea China and Phiiiprne -
Islands VITA Vancouver
i CO-Empress OF China
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands = - = -
,,H francisco MariP9sa August l. Gpm
Philippine Islands (via san Fran
-MancEuria ................... Aucust a A..
Australia tcNcept WesO. New Zealand - -"
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia tvia Vancouver and Victoria
B C)-ManuAi Al II ann
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
To Let for Business Purposes.

T OTIS TO LET: 6ONs0 light on all Sides elevator
Il q handy shipping points woCdwoCkeTs- TH5
BURR & HOUSTON co. - Calyer 81. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED

Jusuce Hendrick. OF the Supreme Court has ap-
pointed Samuel Marx receiver Of the rents or No
81 Monroe ST. No SOi East 9Th St. No. 535 East
l2th ST. No 34 To 31S East 2sth ST and property on
the north side OF 10th St. 1866 feet OF River
s.do Drive, pending action brought by Robert
i. Lee against COrnelia l.. Conkn and Others
trustees and executors, for partition and sale
of the property.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
WANT TO sQUELCH HEBREW COMEDIAN
Jews Start Agitation Against Fun Making
of Their Race on Stage.

Efforts are being made throughout nearly the
whole Of the United States 10 do away with the
so-called Hebrew comedian" or In other words
10 prevent actors from initiating the Jews on the
stage The crusade was begun in Cleveland
In this city the agitation is being led by me
Jewish Daily News" which advises the jews 10
hiss and jeer actors who cartcature ana TldlcV!e
the members of their The hght Is against
1,erformers who run down the Jewish people
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
TO ALTER HOUSE INTO A STUDIO.

Plans have been filed for making over the four
story dwelling house No. 2 East 2Sth St into Il
studio building with ground store and living
quarters in the rear OF the studios each story.
The Improvement is To be made for William II.
Chesebrough. owner. and Is To $500 Nor
gan & BHrkhausen are the architects
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
ADOPTS NEW STREET CLEANING PLAN.

Street Cleaning Commissioner Bensel made mp
through the East Side districts yest"ru"Y' ANU
found the streets In fairly good condition. he sad'
1T is hard work to keep that section CLEAN ne
added we began new scheme today Wh'ch
works admirably. Heretofore IT was Ihe '1s'"In 10
cusb the streets and clean them afterward. Tho
new plan is to flush the streets and clean AT 'He
same time so that the cleaners Immediately follow
up the work Of the hushers. and tina WORK Is s'-
fectIva md cOmplete."