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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-04
WAR BETWEEN DE QUALITY
Of VIRGINIA AND RH0DY
Societies Exchange Compliments
Long Distance.

state society about anything impresses us
/ as peculiarly out Of place.
"The Rhode Island society's intrusion
into the local affairs of the South Caro-
lima state society would seem 10 be the
same in kind but different I'm degree 20
its present intrusion into our local affairs.
and we trust that the facts we have pre-
sented in this circular letter may also
cause Il TO refrain in the future from
similar ill-advised and unwarranted be-
havior."
The Virglnnns say "a small group"
dominates the Rhode Island society and
urge all societies to Join in correcting
the abuses and errors which have entered
into the order Apparently the +. +. VS.
believe that most OF these errors and
abuses centre In Rhode Island.
Among the Rhode Island members Of
the society are: John o. Ames, Edward
Aborn Greene Tracy Hoppin, George
Humphrey, Charles Warren Lippitt, By
ron A. Remington, DR.. George L. Spicer.
r @. s. Turner and Joshua NJ Addeman
of Providence; Elisha Dyer Louis j..
Lorllard. G. l.. f. Robinson. William
Watts Sherman. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Rev. w. B. Greene, Jr., William O.. Roel-
ker and w. L. Sheffield OF Newport: G..
w. G. Carpenter and Rev Alive 4. Car
penter OF Manton; Rev. Daniel Goodwin
and Thomas A. Peirce of East Greenwich.
Thomas v. Carr of Woonsocket, Irving
S. Cook of Georgiaville and George II.
Utter of Westerly.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-04
Babbitt Post Petitions

Washington. Dec. 4-RepresentatiNe
Capron presented TO congress YESTERDAY
a petltion from Rabbit post. g. a. II. OF
Bristol. for Increased pensions TO the VIA
ows OF tho soldiers of tho Rebellion.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-04
Potter Palmer Engaged

Chicago. Dec. 4.-The engagement is
announced Of Miss Pauline Kohlsaat.
daughter of Hermann III. Kohlsaat, well
cago Record Herald. 10 Potter Palmer,
the youngest son OF Mrs Potter Pal
mcr.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-04
PORRITTS

Tonight Williams and Cards teams of
the same league will meet.
McJames and McDonald's teams will
roll after the above game
FUNERAL OF Mrs. LINDGREN.
The funeral of Mrs. Eva Lindgren, who
died Monday afternoon at Howard. was
held yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dence of her son on the Centreville road
In Apponaug. The remains weer carried to
the Swedish Lutheran church at Pontiac,
where divine services were held. A large
number OF friends and relatives attended
the funeral Interment was in the Pom
tiac cemetery. Mrs. Lindgren was in her
nth year.
MORE DIPHTHERIA.
Two more cases of diphtheria have been
reported I'm the village. The patients are
Mrs. Mary Moon and her three-year -old
ooy. Mrs. Moon lived with her mother,
Mrs. Frederick Hambley. Mrs Hamb-
ley-s four-year-old child contracted the
disease last Thursday. and her daughter,
Mrs. Moon, was obliged to remain at
hnme TO assist her mother. 1t is thought
that this Is the cause of her sickness
Mrs. Moon had just recovered from in
tur1es received in an electric car collision
in Pawtucket about four weeks ago.
NOTES.
A meeting OF the Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian Endeavor will be held
In the vestry of the Central Baptist
church this evening at s O'Clock.
Edward Tatro of the mailing depart
ment of the Apponaug company resigned
his position last night, and will accept
a position with Felix Coutu of this place.
Joseph McLaukhlin. yardmaster at the
Apponaug company, is suffering from a
severe cold.
j. III. Wright, president and general
manager of the United States Finishing
company, was in Apponaug yesterday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-04
Touch the Bell for the Box

Beeeham's Pills are an old and depend
able remedy for most Of the common
ills of life. Keep a box in the house,
another at the Office. Take them with
you when visiting or travelling, and
you will have a reliable doctor always
within call, whether on boat or train,
in town or country.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-04

Your health is safe with a box of
Beecham's Pills at hand. Taken at the
beginning of any stomach or bowel
complaint, or any sick condition caused
by weak digestion, constipation, bilious
ness or overwork, Beecham's Pills
give speedy relief and prevent these
troubles from becoming serious.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-04
ILLEGAL" ADMISSIONS.

Another blow at Rhode Islanders is
contained In this paragraph:
In view of the illegal manner In which
admissions have been made to its own
state society, and its illegal meetings.
without quorums. in 1892 and 1889. and
Dec. IL, 1871 the idea of the Rhode Island
society assuming TO criticise another
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-04

Tonight Williams and Cards teams OF
the same league will meet
McJames and McDonalds teams will
roll after the above game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-15

Santos Ian 1l-Arrvad. steamer Spartan Prince OBI,
Eagleton. York via Pernambuco. Bahia. etc.
New York
sydney n s W. Jan 12-Arrved. steamer Matoppo CBrl.
Dormand. New York via st Vincent. c V. FremAntis
Gibraltar. Jan I4-PaHzed steamers (Ausr orsch-
sick New Oran. Alsiers etc; Gortistan (By)
Saunders New for MRrseilleA
ST. Michaels. Jan 14-Arrved. steamer 0Aa (Br). Bou
loue Marsees and Barcelona for New York.
Para Jan l2-Sailed steamer Fluminenss (Br). Harvey
Gibraltar Jan 1s-Arrved steamer Cedric CBr) Haddock
New York for Genoa. Naples. etc (and proceeded
Bermuda Jan IA $50 n m-Arrived steamer B.rmudtan
t5r). Fraser, New York.
Kingston. jamaica Jan l2-sasd. steamer Tagus (Br)
Stranger. from New York for Colon. Barbados etc.
and Southampton.
Hull. Jan Ia-sailed Consueio CBr) Watson.
New York
Thomas. l3 10 a m-saied. steamer, PARMA
(BD. Carey. from Demerara for New York: 9 d M
Pretoria ODD. McCirath. New York.
sagres. Jan 12-Passsd. steamer Denbigh Hall CBr,
Dow.0 New York for Shanghai.
Scilly Jan A-Passed. steamer Yorck (Ger) Rander-
mann. Bremen for New York
wick New York via Algers. Alden and Colombo.
Christiansand. Jan is. mr-lArrved. United
States DAM Wuln New York for Copenhagen
sailed. IL midnight steamer c. F. T1stssn (Dan).
Deagoa Bay 1+Arrived, steamer BaraionS (sr)
Lee. New York via st Vincent V. Cape Town.
Venice Jan e-Arriyed steamer Gcrty (Ausu Ivancch.
New York via Naples.
Barcelona. 11-Arrved. steamer Provincia CFr)
Courtade. New York via Bermuda for Marseilles
Naples. Jan is-Arrivsd. steamer Italia (Bro. BrfdseA
New York.
Cherb2urs. Jan a. m-Arrived. Kaiser Will
helm II ,Ger>. Hogemann, York Plymouth
for Bremen land proceeded.
Barbados. Jan 1oSaled. steamer (Belg, Pen
Carthagena Jan iosaied steamer Bsierby CBr) OLSEN
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-15
REALTY NOTES.

Meynen, Booth & Emo of Jamaica. have sold
twelve lots in Harvard ave, Normal Park, Jamaica,
TO a New York investor for $3.50 lot. They also
sold twenty acres of meadowlan1 south of Rock
away Turnpike, with frontage Jamaica Bay,
TO Jamaica investor. The property is known as
the Henderson Fakm and the price Il little less
than $500 an acre. They also sold plot Of thirty
lots in South Jamaica to a New York investor
This property is the edge Of me present d"vel-
made few weeks ago
Joseph P. Day will deliver lecture tonight he
fore the real estate classes OF the West Side
Young Mems Christian Association at No 3lS " est
9th St, Real Estate Auctioneerns. Adms-
sion TO the lecture will be free.
Peter AXelrad & Co have sold for Charles Hagen
Corn to Haber. Dworkowitz Il Haber n plot loOx
100 feet, extending from Commercial street ~ the
Morris Canal. Jersey City Ths buyers intend to
erect six story factory on The cite.
Gillen q Strylfer have sold, with Edgar T. Kings
ley, for Helen Arnold, Of Wesville, Ohio. plot
1G0x10) feet the south side OF 22d st. between
Avenues s and T. Brooklyn.
Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
ttendent Murphy for enlarglng and remodelling the
four story and basement dwelling house No.
East 18th ST. for ]. P. Wilton Stuart. the owner.
It is to he extended in the front and new Co
loniel FACADE of marble trimmed brick erected. an
elevator installed, deckhouse built and the FIRST
two stories made into Offices. The improve
ments TO cost $1,000 according to the estimate
of Stockton B. Colt, the architect.
W. Burling Cocks and Samuel Wfets have sold
to Paul d. Cravath and William d. Guthrie the
Vail farm Of 300 acres, the Sound, adjoining
their own properties at Locust Valley Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-15
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Osborn Congelton yesterday confessed judgment
for Sl2.36f 10 William Frye White amount due on
three notes made by CongetOn during 1904 and 1906
The following petitions in bankruptcy filed
with the clerk OF the United States District Court
James Blair mo address,, voluntary petition
showing liabilities OF 42. and assets of sl39 The
petitioners creditors all residents OF Chicago
and the liabilities were incurred in 1897
Augusta Bohlstrom, No 4l9 Avenue A. voluntary
petition, showing debts of $3O54, OF 81. l63
The principal creditor Is katharine Weiss, $500
secured. The assets consist Of accounts. SIS; stock
s2l7; fixtures. $751; accounts, Sl.S4o: deposited in
bank, $23.
The schedules Of Kooperstein & Schwartz show
debts of S6S2 and of 81 35. OF the
debtedness. n065 is secured and T.5l7 unsecured
The consist Of cash In bank $27; stock $411
household goods $3.50. and accounts. Ss47.
f, B. Hamlin was appointed receiver OF the bust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-15
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At IA vesey st-By Joseph P. Day: 1892 Park ave.
stores: vol sale as Hamilton ST. bet Market and
Catkarine SIS 27XI03x2j 5xSG6 5sty front and rear
tenement houses. with store vol sale 64S l2oth st:
100 II of broadway. 25x90 II: 5-sty double fiat
house. with stores: vol sale $50 18th St 100 IT
2Ox102 q and 2-sty tenement
houses; sale. 81 233 cath a, 234 II OF %
5I5x1OoS; two b-sty double fats: vol sale 215
14sth 2S7.3 IT Of 7th ave. 37.5X99 H. 5-sty
triple house: vol sale l05 1929 st, 81 IT OF
Park ave. 25x10011 5sty double house. with
100 1920 ST 1872 II Of ave. 25x1O011:
6-sy double fat; vol sale. SOP 3lS 96th 100 #
OF % 2oox1oo old bdgs: vol sale. 122 123d
$50 Fl Of L&nox @XlOol II: 8sty front dwg
hose vol sale Bradhurst ave cor Of 1880 st 30 X
Realty Co ct al: action /; "; G Arnold atty: !: +.
Russell. ref: amt due Sl2944 OF taxes etc, s535 co
Bradhurst 80 II II Of 1881 30 11x100:
cant; same same: action 2 atty same ref:
due 50 $50 2s etc S494 Il. Bradhurst
20 10 of 1886 30 1ixl0O: vacant same agt
action 3: atty; Willis Dowd due
SO $50 rs: etc, s494 IL Bradhurst ave s. 1879
IT OF 1884 80 1x1GD vacant; agt same
4; same atty G D. o.conne ref: amt due. 50 $50 Is:
taxes. etc. $494 IL Bradhurst n G St
40 2.loo vacant same agt same scton 3: atty
BY Samuel Goidstic6er; 4S and ~ 137th n $.
Uhlfeder ct al agt Benjamin Sisserman Sill
verstein, atty; D. c. Hirsch ref due IS 34s IS;
etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

osS ST Isaac o K ts at al Novebcr s $500
Sa Tefnb er0ReF iSp, nn'ne' i4a %
"'ef si EoS same am ai %ovember ~ Iaos $50
6sth ST. e.. 275 n. u. Of Avenue a. 15r-:
II 1903 o. '" =, imam. ...'' -. "a IL
ee a6 P Ie6 Sarut $500 90
9a TenbsT % iq5 Hs' - ~
" ' a Ja ngaapS s 1907 sIs7 ID
Ssth ST. No s24 TO s2s East. sprickerhcT &
CENTER r. 1853 '..' IT'S 90
Wittpen sst same sertsm6er Z 1904 -. SO 90
william F Foiey It al septcrnbsr H. 1850 -. .e2a 90
H. PeSSS Io5 90
Eva Klein: Nov elnber II 1903: by bond -. i1ao 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-15
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Pocher & Co have sold the four story tenement
house. lot 26xlOO feet. No. 675 18th ave, for l.
NJ. De Varona 20 NJ. j. Mcdonald who buys it
investment
Geiger & Braverman have sold Nos. 5l6 and 5l8
West 16sth St, plot 50xS5 feet. to builders for
Improvement.
Peter AXerad & Co. have sold for Haber
Dworkawitz & Haber Nos. lis and III Perry St.
six story new law dwelling house, on plot 45x70
feet
The Louis Meyer Realty Company has sold to
Jacob Siris the six story new law dwelling house
on plot 3sx1oo feet the east side of Sd ave, S26
feet south OF 9th st.
Mandelbaum & Levine have bought from Henry
V. Bradford No. 2l3 East 105th street. twc-story
building, on lot 16.6xl001l. H c. Foster Brother
julius Il. Reiter. attorney has bought for
Siris & Mailman Nos GAG and 2i8 Henry street, a
six story tenement house. on plot 3OX75 feet.
Silyerson q london have sold the new six story
hathouse> with stores, plot 4Xl00 feet, the
east side of Sth 40 feet north Of 18th st,
the block front from 145th TO 18th ST.
Maria w; Barton and Richard S: Eggeston re-
spectively have sold Nos. 81 and SO East 18th st,
two four story dwelling houses on plot S5xlO5 feet
Parsons & Holman have sold No. a LenoX ave
nue., a seven story elevator apartment house,
known as the Saranac 80 5xe)xl0O feet, 49,
Mrs. John MulIhOlland has sold No. 316 West hSth
lot 2Ox10OS feet
Realty Company to Mrs. +. E. Fuller No. 165 West
9Th ST. three story dwelling on lot 2OXlCO5 feet
ment for No. 165 West 47th St the Flatiron Ecalty
Company takes from Mrs f. T. Fuller No 25l
West SD St, a three story brownstone dwelling
house, on lot l4Xl0D.o feet
Henry NJ. WE'LL has reSold for Adolph Altman
No; pa West 18th st, a four story dwelling house.
45th st, a four story tenement house lot 25X1005
feet and for A. Altman Nos. 1877 and 139 West 10Th
ST. two four story dwelling houses on lot 25X@SS
Nathan Iehrhaupt has sold No. 81 West Attn St.
a five story tenement house, on lot 25Xlp05 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-15
WILSON WILL NOT RUN.
Princeton President Won't Let HIS
Name Be Used for SenatOrship.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Trenton Jan. 1.-THE Senatorship atmosphere is
rapidly getting heated. 1t promises soon to be
superheated Scarcely anything else was discussed
in the State House and the hotel corridors
night, but the choosing of a successor 10 Senator
John f. Dryden The Democratic situation sud-
denly changed and * may be perfectly clear
or Few complications may arise.
The caucus Of the party the Senatorshp will
be held right after adjournment for the week to-
morrow. unless adjournment takes place too late
In the afternoon. In THAI it win be postponed
until evening
The absolute withdrawal of President Woodrow
Wilson Of Princeton University. In letter which
hs wrote on Saturday. Just before sailing for Ber-
muda, to Charles c. Black apparently leaves Col
onel Stevens the only candidate the Democratic
side 1t is rumored. however. that the friends Of
Smith viii have put up one in opposition TO
Stevens by the time the caucus convenes
The story is that certain men. lined up with the
Essex County Democrats. charge that the party
lost three counties last fail because Of Stevenss
views on the use Of money and his failure TO con-
tribute literally behooves candidate for
United States Senator. They said to prefer
any but stevens for the place
The Stevens League sent a letter TO each OF the
thirty-seven Democratic members OF the Legis-
lature to-day requesting them to vote for Stevens
end giving various reasons why they siloulo. A
great many prominent Hudson men signed the let
ter. the first signature being that Of Charles c.
Black, the candidate for Governor two years ago
Among the names mentioned for candidate, in
place of DR.. Wilson. is that OF Edward kenny,
The Republican, situation does not to have
altered much here since the adjournment last
week. Senator Dryden did not appear, put , ms
trusted lieutenants about the corridors. They
say they confident as ever. A careful can
publican members who will not sign the call for
the caucus. Whether they will attend a caucus
opinion on that subject There is a quiet but very
firm belief in certain quarters that the DRYDEN den
6ntl they sure Of at least twenty-five names.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-15

neerins and Construction Company, contractor
Madison ave g. w cor. cad St. 2oX9o, same ag.
I.eander NJ Sire, owner: Harlem Engineering
and Construction Company contractor.
Riverside Drive, No. 100: John \. Dyer o. son
agt James NJ s. VIM. r. Steward. owners and
sth St. Nos. 81 and 54 West; Morris Levin ast,
Wm II A Frederick. II. Elizabeth and Anna
L Rubino. owners; Edgar Sterck, contractor e
Riverside Drive Nos. 122 and l24: Albin Ander-
son agt VIM. r. and James VI. Stewart owners
and contractors.
10Th St Nos ESQ and 2s2 East: Raise & Mesh as''
Herman Sega owner and contractor =.
18th St. No. 900 20 23O East: Bradspis ~ AkkoH
agt. Abraham Goodman, owner and contractor.
Amsterdam ave, .. S. IS IT. q OF sSth ST. OK
100; Guarantee Electric Company agt. Nathan
Wilson. owner and contractor. ....-.-: ...::-:,.
Prospect ave, n cor Paramount pl. hoilN
lGS. 7x5i l1x159.7; Star Iron Works ast min
lister. etc. OF the First Reformed protestant
Dutch Church owner the Crane q Giles COM
pany Of Middetown y. Y. contractor
15ist St No 452 West: Walter T. Ash, agt.
Mary r. Lockwood. owner: Lawrence n Mar
tin. contractor
Same property: Thomas V. o Cornell sst- same.
Same property; Henry r. Eberwein aRt. same
Allen St. Nos. 202 and 2D4; Harry Joron agt May
Perlman.and sam Levine. owners and contrac-
Riverside Drive. No. 100; Union Equipment ana
Bronze Company aEt. VIM R. & James NJ .
Stewart. owners and contractors .-.......-.-' q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-15
STEEL STOCK TO employees AT slo2.
Highest Price Asked Yet for Preferred Un-
der Profit Sharing Plan.

The United States Steel Corporation has prepared
q circular, be sent to employees, Offering them
the privilege of subscribing the preferred stock
al A02 share. This is the highest price that
ployes under the profit sharing plan, have been
asked to pay for the preferred stock. The lowest
was $50 in 1904. Steel preferred closed in the
ket yesterday 1855
Up date employees of the United States Steel Cor
poration taken nearly 12 900 shares They paid
for their stock about So 10000 The stock at pres
ent market prices is worth about s19, 10000
E. II. Gary. chairman of the executive commit
tee. yesterday contradicted report that the cor
poration had broken promise to provide employ
rnent for upward of 900 the Breaker
Island steel plant, which was being dismantled
<fie said the corporation had made such a
promise and never had operated the plant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-15
WASHER LURED INTO a TRAP.
Harlem Girl Made Appointment with
Writer Then Had Him Arrested

William johnson. who says he is writer and
live. at the Hotel Imperial, fined S. IN the
Harlem police court yesterday for annoying Miss
Hattie Berkowitz, young woman. who lives at
No 200 West 145th street.
Miss BerkoHitz told the court that she first mel
'her second shadow" she called the prisoner.
on a subway train several days ago. She said that
he had followed her around, called her up on the
telephone and annoyed her since. She said
the only time Johnson had spoken TO her face to
face last Friday, when he apolosized for star,
.ng at heIAby declaring she pretty he could
not help It. On advice of Police Captain Kreuscher
she made an appointment with him by telephone
and he was arrested
Miss Berkowitz called a witness her mother,
who said Johnson had talked 10 her on the tee-
prone thinking she her daughter Allen
Peters the telephone operator at the Imperial, said
he had heard johnson ask for Miss Berkowitz sew
eral times
Johnson paid hts fine. after assuring Magistrate
Wahle that he friend of several magistrates
and had never been arrested before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-15
INSURANCE coMPANTs STATEMENT.

The Phenx Insurance Company. of Brooklyn. in
fits hfty-fourth annual statement issued yesterday
gives its assets as ss,5z1SA 10 and fits surplus to
policyhoders as S165,s3 81. and says that all it's
San Francisco losses paid. The largest items
among the company's assets reported 10 be
cash in banks and office 1890. 30 CO: real estate
(narket value), 1858 600; New York City consolidated
stock (market value). $500 900; bank railroad and
other stocks and bonds (market value), Sc 267 404
and premiums in of collection s9S 357 10 Its
itemized liabilities are given as follows: Reserve
fund for unearned premiums s. 2901 03 10; reserve
fund for unpaid losses. commissions and other
claims. s.e4 3s4 80; cash capital 81 10000 and net
surplus. S23 81. The Manhattan Office OF the
company is at No. Il William street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-15
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first is that OF the debtor. the second
that of the creditor. and date when Judgment was
filed:
Friedman. Isaac and John snnko-F Calm:
February Is 1904 sos ~
fepfuery o. 1904.
slhLl JoHh - AeeIon February % 1904 127 Is
Newman. Walter &C Reilly. November 10
= 1892 =, 17s 90
. 1903 Cancelled =. 2l7s 10
1917 1.o3O Al
same J. > Sutphen 1r., 81 al February
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-15
FAILURE FOLLOWS FAILURE.
0dell Cotton hill Closes Down-Company
May Be Recognized
LBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Charlotte, n. c.. Jan. IA telephone message
from Greensboro to-day says that the Odell Manu-
featuring Company. of Concord. n. c.. a million
dollar cotton mill concern, has been placed in the
hands of a receiver. The assets are placed at ST.
100000 and the liabilities at 100000.
The recevershp is believed to be for reorganiza-
ton purposes The closing down last week Of the
Southern and the Vermont cotton mills at Besse
rner City. in which tha OdeIs were interested, is
also believed have had much 10 do with the re-
ownership Of the Odell company to-day.
The complaint which receivership was Or
tered by Judge Boyd at Greensboro was filed by
King & Kimball. attorneys for the National Dye
and Chemical Company, OF New York City, who
said to represent all of the remaining creditors
OF the Odell company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-15
MORE STATEN ISLAND DEALS.

Julius Raisch has bought from the Halliday es-
tate parcel at Richmond turnpike and Mont
somery ave. Tompkinsville, Staten Island, for
S11,5O0.
l.. Bostwick at Richmond last week. It was exc
cuted BY William Ralph and wife, Abraham Cole
ana wife and Peter Winant and wife to Jacob
Winant III 1879 eighty eight years ago. conveying
hfty-three acres the east side of the road lead
ing from Richmond village to Fresh Kills. for $780,
The deed was not recorded before last week.
Cornelius @. Kolf has sold the Byrnes farm OF
ten acres, on the Annadale Road. Annadale,
staten Island, adjoining the extensive holdings of
the Wood, Harmon Company. TO well known New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Jan. IA, 1907
ARRIVED.

Steamer philadelphia Crockett cabeilo January
T. Curacao g. La Gueyra and San Juar o. TO Boulton.
Bliss Dalletti with 10 passengers. mails mdso.
Steamer Iroquois Chichester Jacksonville January IL
Charleston IL, 20 the Clyde with
III Passed I'm Sandy al u N,
Steamer (Nor), Olsvk Prosreso January Z and
Campeche O. to Thebaud Bros with mdse Arrived at the
Bar at ?.
Steamer Porto Rico. Reynolds Baltimore to III c Fos-
ter. with mdse. Passed In Quarantine 7:o5 a M
Oneida Rich. Philadelphia the CLYDE ga 60
with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at $50 a m
Steamer Iampasas. Iohnstone. Mobile January q and
othe Mallory wi ans
mdse Passed IN Quarantine TT $40 a m ~
Il Norte, Ma1on. Galveston y 70 ,hs
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Passed Quarantine az
S:25
Sandy Hook ]. Jan Il. $50 m-wind west. uxh,
breeze: fogBy.
SAILED
Steamers Potomac Csr)s Liverpool; Chesapeake CBr)
Calcutta: Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport -"