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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
rRANsPAcIEIc MAILS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Thursday, July rs, 1907

ARRIVED
IS 2aass ''4'n and 1s G a5 Bs ad
s'eerase passengers AM Idse Arrived the Bar az
80
49, o, - am e - 20 AT -.
steamer jsssEiS ,fF ThSEsIso1 Manila APrl y Cssa
u Boston Jay - to Howard Hog.leF sa pa7tasra
VIE Hltse arrived al the Bar a. $50 n, an =
70 the Holland America Line with udse- Arrived a. rs
steamer Enroll ,n5, Loeksart Yokohama Nay ; M;a
10 Hons koHs y, Manila IS sngarorS Jgas = CG 49,
dsn s c. with Iadse Arrived at the Bar a. $50 H.
siesrs: Carolyn. sullivan Ba,tasrs . a 4 Bun
sTsam % Aihaie tSar, Mails Massn csa-Su July %
Dens. s2In "s MEL a. pm 54 T "a I
20 with lumber 70 Stetson: Cutler todnSH' 'esSs "
Steamer ci,y OF coluabas Burs saraanaa July 2
70 the Ocean 50 CO. with passengers and "l'e- LN'
steiner SOes, Posi-, New Orleans July 2. to s 2:
p Fins @a ps S9 ana Ess. & f's ans. 2
the Munson - Line. with SO passengers ani n1'~
steamer LisonIsr FTostad. Port Arthur DAYS, Va
Guney Petroleum Company, with oil Lef' olaraa-'
steamer Grenada CBr}, Mcdrath. Perth AaSSy Z
the Trinidad shipPins and Tradins Company -
steamer Nicholas Ounce lNorl Jensen Port ca A.
pany; with fruit and passenger Arrived az the D.
steamer Monroe Hulphers News and S ssi
port TO the Ola Dominion SIS Co. with passenger 49,
Tndss Left Quarantine at $50 ,,rne,
Valdiv!a tCierl. Kruger. FoIl ~ al
July a. GonaiVes 10. IeremIe T. santa marta - 4
Inasua II. the Hamburg America Line, !, :,
PASSENGER and rndse Arrived the Bar az
Steamer Mae Carly Port Tampa July - W..
phate rock % the American AEricultuTe 800 ~
COMPANY vessel a II Bull < Co VIII clsc"S.'
Cartpret ", ths
Old Dominion - Co. with passengers ana "'1
Quarantine at $40 -,-,.,. Ynus 1
Moltketels Gen. schwartz Cssu ptsansisipais
Colombo Port said 20 AlsieTs = ana '--srss st
July 81 10 Punch. Edye * Go. with ndse AIM
the Bar at ,,,,-,, July n
steamer Malm ,Norl NesheiTn. Guantanamo mi,
and sauna Is to NJ S Arrue. with mahogany anu 49,
Arrived the Bar at 9 - ~. N ire
Steamer Ocrnulgee. Mason brunswick July = :, ~
Brunswick IS Co. with lumber Left Ouarahins -
v.,,, v,... Nscs
breeze; cloudy and hazy.
Steamers Deutschland Ger HameuTs via Ig. ,cSs:
CherbOurg: Celtic r LyeEpoS! va ST-;s.,s ssc:
G T1etssn DAM Chrs;iansand Copenhasel Su,sl
alma dItsin Utah Naples and Genoa Litua5is $50
Rotterdam and IIbau. Esperanza hsNEnH tfatho,
etc; Norwich ar Port Antonio, Ely ir SailS
On Fernsndina: Mongibello UtaA NCrS.h Csr-
Havana Guiana Cuceili
denas etc: Cearense tRrl. Barbados. Fara ete ssr,
Australian tEr Hong Kong Durham etc: rfty q
Flushing: Hamilton Norfolk and Newport
Memphis Savannah: Chesapeake. Ia tinoie am
(Erl. Buenos Ayros etc: NOrthnaA tott |N''N~'
pasas Brunswick: Wtnyah. Phtladeiphla-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
STATEN ISLAND DARK.
TrOlleys Stalled and Beaches With
ont Light for 10 Minutes.

For the second time this week Staten Island
was in darkness last night At 9 80 the machn-
cry at the plant OF the Richmond Light and
Railroad Company at Livingston Staten Island,
broke down and II was not until AS that 1t
was put into service again. During forty-five
minutes OF this time all trolley were stalled.
At Midland and South beaches many Of the
music halls and amusement places are not
equipped with gas and had to go out of business
for the time being AT the many country homes
also electricity is the only means Of lighting.
and many trips we're made to the stores for
lamps and oil and candles. The lighting COM
pany is owned by H. II. Rogers who has com
plete monopoly Of the business the island
The officials of the company would say nothing
last night regarding the frequent failure of the
light lately, but It is understood that the COM
pany is installing new machinery at its plant
and that the old one has not yet been supplanted
ard is liable 10 break down at any time,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
Country Property to Let.

ITO RENT BY THE YEAR. A FURNISHED HOUSE.
Il with land and stable II desired ne owner wnBIt
take with refined family FOR 5. B. FITCH
We=tport Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
HURT IN THRILLER ACT.
Leap to the Moon" May Prove
Fatal to Open dir Performer.

Salvos. circus performer, formerly with FORE
paugh Brothers. while doing what is known as
the Leap TO the Moon" at Happyland. staten
Island pleasure resort, was probably tataliy IN
jured last night. As he dropped into net at
the end of hts act one of the supporting poles
broke and he fell to the ground. sixty-iVe feet
below. He was taken 10 the S. K. Smith IN
Urinary. where II said that he had little
chance of recovery He has dislocated YER
Zebra and serious internal injuries.
The act consists of run down high, steep
incline a bicycle. When the end of the run
Is reached the performer dives off the bicycle
seizes rope and swings down into the net
which ia supported by two poles one of these
broke last night. and Salvos, who had done
his act in safety twice before. was picked up
conscious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Liverpool. July 24-Terenos tRrl. Ne" foFS iO
chester. Work
Gibraltar. July 2s-Romanic tRrl. Now 49,
Ponta Delgada for Naples and Genoa mil
Shields July 34-Suram tE}rl. New YORK va Seg Yorh
Naples. July - D m-Bulsaria (def'' wv
Barcelona. July EMANUEL Cslvo (spanl. Ne" '''
Iibau. Eniy 21Csmolensk (Fuss). New York VIA Nv
NAMES July as. m-Prinrsss Irene (ser)' W.
York via Gibraltar for Genoa -, N.x York
Algiers. July 2O-Muncaster Castle 'D'''
for Singapore HOgO. etc xo-u via Bof-
Vtvero. July 20-Regtna (Cferl. Ne" i'
deauN. ~,.,y Work Eof
Port said July 25-Indravclh Cbrl Ne"
Singapore. Hong Kong. etc x-x via Naples
Venice. July 2I-Gerty CAust). New forS "
for Trieste.
Liverpool July 26-BaltiO tBrl. New YORK VIZ
49, Work.
Bremen. July % p m-Travs (Gerli Ne" w.
Antwerp. July 24-Samland. New YORK v,rk
Queenstown, July 26-Matestic (Fr). Ne" iO'
PASSED. "a
Mtchaels July 2S-KOnig Albert tGrF''
Naples and Gibraltar for New YORK 49,, work. tcf
Head, July 3i-BrOoklyn City tSrl' We"
Bristol -. work -
Gibraltar. July 24-Luisiana utalL Nav
Naples and Genoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
TESLA SATISFIES DEBT JUDGMENT.
Inventor Pays $1,1o8 and Escapes Threat
ened Destruction of Dreams.

Nicola Tesla, the electrical inventor who wishes
TO hold communication with the jewellers in Mars.
IS be sold satisfy a debt of sl.10S after
all. The debt has been settled
After Tesla acquired some two hundred acres Of
land at Wardenciffe. Long Island, he spent a
large sum Of money In erecting a steel tower
and other buildings. The foundations Of the
tower said 10 extend TO depth of nearly three
hundred feet. Through oscatory vibrations, Tes-
Il believes he can send messages directly through
the earth. and by the generation OF sufficient
power TO those who dwell Mars.
he owed DR.. James S Warden, the founder Of
Wardenclihe, sl,l06. Dr. Warden had got judgment
and had placed II In the hands OF Sheriff Wells for
collection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
EVERTS SERIOUS PANIC.
Wind Blows Down Crowded Chautauqua
Tent-Fifteen Persons Hut

Ashland. Neb.. July pa heavy windstorm
struck crowded Chautauqua tent last night.
creating a panic and resulting in the injury of
fifteen persons. The most seriously hurt are
Mrs. S. NJ. Mcintyre. Oscar Hoffman and Mrs
j. NJ. Middleton. who were struck by tent poles,
and Mrs. Jennie Cowe postmistress. who re-
ceived a serious shock from an electric light
wire. Nearly dozen persons were hurt by be-
ing tramped upon. more serious panic was
prevented by the band. which played lively
tune In tho midst of the excitement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
SUBURB OF OTTAWA FIRE SWEPT.
Damage in New Edinburgh E5t.mated at
0O0-Started in a Factory.

Ottawa, Ont. July 25,--New Edinburgh.
suburb OF this city. swept by fire this morn
ing. The loss is estimated at 100000.
The fire started in the sash and door factory
owned by the W. c, Edwards Company. After
DESTROYING the factory the flames spread to the
planning MILL lumber yards. bureau factory and
other buildings owned by the Edwards company.
all of which were burned TO the ground Russell
& BIackburn's mica storage warehouse. Fire
Station No. g. q grocery store and several
houses were also destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
WILD WEST EXHIBITION AT BRIGHTON

Tile first performance Of Miller Brothers Wild
West show known -1Gi Ranch" will he given
Tomorrow night at Brighton Beach Park. The
show comes from the jamestown exposition There
are three hundred persons and two hundred head
Of stock in the show. The management announces
that tie pBpose of the exhibition Is TO give the
-,Cblic -. glimpse Of the real sports and pnstlmes
eg they actually the ranch" There Will
De roDlrg contests. Indian dances pony
races ana sldful horacTnansfp. The performers
nrd animals IN the show from the ranch Of the
Miller Brothers, Ia Oklahoma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
MEDAL Co.'s no HERo,s Family.

Manchester. n II, July 25.-MayOr Eugene r.
Reed preseoted to-day to the family OF Samuel La
coInbe who lost his life a result OF the steamer
I.archrnont disaster, IN Block Island Sound the
silver medal Of the United States Life Saving
Corps. Young Lacoube saved the life Of Miss
Sadie Coup q stranger to him. when she re-
peatedly washed from a life raft. Lacombe's feet
and hands were frozen and he died in few days
sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
MAKE CAPITAL OF SERVANT SCARCITY.

commissioner Of Licenses Bogert has revoked
the license of Arnold Friedman. employment
agent, OF No 100 East Sd street The commits
sioner says so great is the scarcity Of domestic
servants that some Of the agents like Friedman
on the East Side have been inducing girls to
leave their present places the promise OF
getting them higher wages, thus collecting extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
FUNERAL OF COLONEL HAYES.
Gpy Telegraph to The Tribune

10y ItItsIdIH 10
Louisville. July 25.-rhe body of Colonel William
IS. Hayes laid To rest in Cave HIN Cemetery
to-day. after an impressive ceremony at the First
Presbyterian Church The noted writer's last re-
quest. that three OF his hymns be sung at his
funeral! observed. Early in his musical career
Colonel Hayes composed Come Unto Me- Enter
In ana Save one Bright Crown" George b.
Shelby. lifelong friend. acted orSanBt. All
boats on the Ohio River carried flags at half mast
during the day, out of respect for tho veteran
rivermAn bust will be made OF Colonel Have
and plnced on exhibition In Louisville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
CHARGE FRAUD IN FAILURE.
Creditors of Millbourne Mills Company to
Investigate Heavy Losses.
Lny relcsranh 70 Tho Tribune

Philadelphia July 25.-At meeting to-day or
creditors Of tho Mllbourne Mills Company, which
went to the wall weeks ago. sensational
charges OF fraud in tho failure were openly made
w. S Devices. president OF the company was
subiected 10 a severe grilling by counsel for the
creditors for two hours Investigating the heavy
losses 10 the company with -four and wheat at
the plant pledged collateral. II was shown that
mart OF this collateral was supposed be !900)
bushels 81 wheat but. according 10 the report OF
the appraisers there are only about 5000 bushels
there President Deyveess explanation was that
the wheat had been attacked BY the Ilessian fly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
MO AElp on FORGERY LARGE.

Detective I-ow":.thal yesterday arrested Alfred
J Roth. an ale5 81 theatrical agent. of No 4S9
West S3.h street Charles /. Robinson, OF the
same adGress went voluntarily to Headquarters
The complainant against Roth Richard Bat
TIN. OF the hardware firm Of Lockwood & Coz OF
"a 70 Reade street He charged forgery and
placed lis loss at 1886 IS. Captain McCanerty, OF
the Detective Bureau. later arrested Robinson
The police say that a much larger sum than that
rar1ed IN the complaint is involved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
RowLANDs REMANDED TO JAIL.

Raleigh. n. g. July 3-The application for
lease by Or. and Mrs D s. Rowland. under
habeas corpus proceedings. to-day refused by
Justice Common. He announced that the burden
was on the Rowlands show their innocence of
the charge of the murder of Charles r. Strange.
Mrs. Rowlands former husband. and this had
not been done he romanded them to Jail for tho
term OF court without any prejudice TO either
them the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
KILLED BY SUBWAY DYNAMO.

Chlnist employed in the subway. is said have
up against the dynamo at LenoX avenue and
l45th street yesterday He instantly killed.
His body removed TO the East l26th street po-
lice station. Peter Kelliher, of No 769 Second ave-
nue. and Lawrence Brennan, of No LOS West Tooth
street. working with Albrecht when the ac-
cident happened. Neither man would tell about tho
affair Tho police Investigating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
MRS. EDWARD 8. THAw ASKS ALIMoNY

Mrs Minnie 2. Thaw. whose husband, Edward
B. Thaw. is a distant relative Of Harry X. Thaw,
applied for $50 a month alnony and 500 coun-
SCI fees 10 Justice Herdrick in the Supreme Court
yesterday.
George B. Leventritt. counsel for Thaw, said his
client In the electrical business. and in
Indian Territory. where he would be for
time. An Adjournment for week. until Thaws
return 10 this city, then taken. The Thaws
married October S ls1G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
CASHIERS ESTATE OVERVALUED.
Creditors of T Lee Clark, of Enterprise Bank,
viii Get Only Per Cent.
Lny TN.Leyrarh . &C TrLhune J

Pittsburg July 25.-Creitors Of T. Lee Clark.
cashier OF the defunot Enterprise National Bank.
who committed suicide when Ills defalcations be-
came known. received another shock to-day when
Il was learned that the small award made them
last week would he further decreased.
Claims aggregatng 10000 were settled under a
distribution OF what Was supposed 10 be $500, as
tho result OF the settlement Of Clarks estate. To-
day Judge over handed down an amended decree.
in which II was forth that. owing 20 clerical
error the estate ovsrvulucd 3N."o
Creditors will now get trfe more than per
cent Of their claims The bank had claim Of
g 321, ogl and gets about $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
GIVES EDISON CONTROL OF PHOTO.

Vice-Chancellor Stevens yesterday handed down
n decision in Newark in favor of Thomas A. Edison
in the suit brought by him recently to restrain the
Edison Polyform and Manufacturing Company
from using his photograph on bottles containing
poIyform "A pain killer. The court holds that the
use of a mans face constitutes usurpation OF
personal privilege governed by the owner as in
the unauthorized use OF a name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
LIGHTNING ExPLoDEs DYNAMITE.
Three, and Perhaps Four, Dead in Destruc-
ton of Hardware Store.
[ BY Telegraph to The Tribune J

otter Lake. Mich. July 2o.-Three and possibly
four persone lost their lives tonight when light
ming struck the hardware store OF w s. Heming
way exploding dynamite and blowing the victims
TO pieces. The dead are Maynard Hemingway. a
clerk his wife and five year old daughter. 1t is
said a customer also in the store at the time.
but this IS not confirmed. The building took fire.
and the bodies could not be recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26

-Four boys Were arrested yesterday charged with
assaulting Agnes Merry five years old. Of No. i6l
Goth street yesterday afternoon The first arrests
were of John Murtha fourteen. and William Har-
ria fifteen, who live in the house with the girl.
DR. Fisher, No. 33l 18th street, attended her 1t
was later lea rned that John and Christopher Ely
nard twelve and fourteen years old. respectively
had attacked the child on Monday. They were
arrested. The Children's Society has taken charge
of tb..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
SAY BECKER is HoPELEssLY INSANE

Henry Becker. who arrested in Elmhurst.
Long Island. the day following the murder Of
Amelia Charlotte Stafeldt. has been declared in
sane Yesterday word received that DIR. Jo-
eeph J. O'Connell and DIR. p J. York, alienists who
examined Becker In the Kings County Hospital.
lad declared that he is hOpelessy insane. 1t lS
a0w probable that nc will be sent to the State
Hospital for the Insane 1t Kings Park. Long Isl
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
THREE BURNED IN FREIGHT WRECK.

Kalamazoo. Mich. July "a top heavy oil tank
filled with naphtha caused serious freight train
wreck IN which three burned to death
Wedne sday night ~ point the Big Four
railroad fifteen miles north OF Eau Claire. The
killed were stealing rides the freight. The
wreck occurred in a deep cut and on a heavy
curve. The Of oil left the tracks and i'm
nedIatey burst into flame. half dozen loaded
cars piled in heap and consumed by the
fire The track is still impossible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
HISTORIC CELEBRATION

Norfolk Va. July 25.-In cOmmemoration of the
establishment Of the House OF Bursesses. or Leg
islative Assembly In America ut Jamestown July
40 1919 there will be held at the jamestown
position on July 30 next the 2SSth anniversary cee
bration, of a series of many historical cele-
brations at the exposition. The programme be
gins with addresses by Adlai r. Stevenson, OF hi
uois former Vice President of the United States,
and j. Warren kcfer. of Ohio former SpsSksr Of
thr !touse Of Iepresentetiy0N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
ACCUSED oE BEING BLACK HAND AGENT.

Albany. July Ex-Governor Hughes to-day hon
ored the reQuisiton OF Governor Stewart Of Penn
sylvania for the return 70 New Castle, Penn. OF
Fred surace. now under arrest in Rochester and
alleged TO DO agent OF the so-called Black Hand
society. According 10 the indictment, Domenico
Tutno alleges that he paid Surace $500 under
threat OF death Ostensibly for the Black Hand So
Cietl with headquarters In BuffnlO."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
LYNCHERs' PROSECUTIONS END.
North Carolina Jury Refuses to Bring Yer
diets of Guilty Against Citizens.

Charlotte n. c.. July 25.-The efforts Of the
State OF North Carolina TO bring to justice the
twenty-odd citizens OF Anson County who took
J. V johnson. a white man. from Wadesboro
tau the night OF May 20. 1906 and lynched him
came to abrupt end late to-day. when the
Jury IN the case Of Zeke Lewis. the second OF
the lynchers TO be tried. returned verdict OF
not guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
THE PLAZA TO BE OPENED OCTOBER l..

The Plaza. eighteen story hotel the block front
est Of Firth 5Sth 6Oth st.
will 10 opaned october l. OF the hotels
this Many including Alrrei
Vanderbilt. George J. Gould. John W. Gates L.
X Thomas. r. Rico and Mrs Albert TIT have al
ready rented OF there +. Sporty Is tho
manaser OF the hosiery controls Royal
ponclana and Tho Rrenkers at Palm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
l.. ]. MosNEss RELEASED.

who held here for the grand jury. charged
with defrauding Milton Whole out of 5000 In
gold mining stock deal released from custody
to-day a habeas corpus order granted by Justice
Andrews. who held that evidence given the ex-
animation before Justice Hits insufficient 10
hold the prisoner Mr.. and Mrs. Mosness started
for New York tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
LEAVES EDUCATIONAL ALLIANCE.

DR.. David Blaustein. superintendent OF the Edu-
cstional Alliance for nine years. has resigned 10
become the manager Of the department Of special
deposits IN the Jefferson Bank, the East Side
His resignation is take effect October I.
DR. Paul Abelson. who is instructor in the
De Witt Clinton High School, and head Of the
Adult Immigrant Department, in the Educational
Alliance. IS said 90 be a probable successor TO DR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
FIVE COUNTRY LEASES REPORTED.

PeHse "a Gilman have sublet for Murray w. Dodge
the Robert house No. "a. WoOcmorc. Long
Island. d Kip. Also. for DR. G. II. ChotwoOd
the /. Burton house No 40 In tho place.
Charles Elliott Warren. and have rented the W. II
Warner cottage at Lawrence Beach. Long Island. 10
Mrs Edward Hall. Of Wes,bUry. Long Island and the
house Lawrence Long Island. 10
william r. Leavt FOR the winter months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26

J. salinger L. Klein have sold Nos. I2D Brad
ave Hve story nathouse lot - 1iK76 feet.
at the north corner The nve Fat
houses i22 l24 Bradhurpt ave. plot bOII2
feet reported sold Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26

Enrico V. Posca * Co have resod for n client 10 a
Of builders plot Of ls5s2oo feet in Richmond Ter
race Port Richmond Staten Island This plot will be
In. roved story brick dwelling houses
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
SEEKS TO FoRECLosE BIG MORTGAGE

action begun by TIE Century Investing
Company in tho Supreme Court against thu broadway
Realty Company and others forecloss twelve
mortEages sgEregAt!ng $4,000 properly the north
Robbins and l5pth southeast
ner OF boulevard IN
Southern boulevard between l+Th lslst Tho
mortgages made April 81 1925.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Adolph Hollander has bought two four
houses a 6610G feet the southwest Of
Broome and Arthur s. Cox broker.
Robinson has solo IN l. scheinkman No. S5S
at a five story nathouso a plot SIS 0xlO0
Paase s. Gilman scd for Mrs. A II. Jeannot.
1874 West p5th st. a story dwelling II
1TxlOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26

CorneliA 9 KoT has sol X. A S;iru OF staple
ton. the sedley meadow Howard ave. GTymss
HiI staten Island The tract commands nne Wow Of
Yor Hnrbur. II comprises about four "
ground. extending Howard the TroAsaoh
Road dwelling house FOR
his occupancy the premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
LEW YORKER FOUND DEAD ON TRAIN.

Saratoga - Y. July 25.-SanueI Wertbeimer. OF
No West IGssh street. New york. "A travell!.F
ealernlan for a wOoilcn goods company in New
York was found dead from heart disease in hi
seat in a Delaware d Hudson train, this vii
,age last night. Lie was sixty years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
LAMANA WILL APPEAL TO PRESIDENT
Lnv Telsgnnph 0 The Trihune

New Orleans, July 2J.-Petor LOmana announced
to-day that he will appeal tn President Roosevelt
for justice against the murderers and kidnappers
of little Walter Lamana his nine year-od son
Li,mana Is dissa tsed with the verdict the Jury
which convicted the accused Italians without
capital punishment"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
J. g. ROOSEVELT SUED FoR DEBT.

James r. Roosevelt. OF the late James r.
Roosevelt was declared a delinquent debtor by
Justice Iascal n the CITY Court yesterday after
noon. and J Edward Weld was appointed receiver
Cor him 81 a suit brought by DemetTius j. Pappas
10 rec1@.- SIS 06. The suit vas defended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
MoNrAauE sr. euILpINe IN A Trade

May Levy have bought from Fennste +. Pelietreau
and others No Ies Montague St n story bank
building Tho sellers taho In trade eight two family
brick side Of Sneieoor near
Place ana three three brick
tenement houses OF south side OF Regents Place.
/ ear
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sBrings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

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