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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
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PLYMOUTH, March 17.-Arrived: Kals-
erin Auguste Victoria, New York for
Hamburg, and proceeded.
QUEENSTOWN-Saile Etruria, New
York.
DoVER-sailed: Steamer Zealand, New
York.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
MUST SERVE SIX MONTHS
FOR ASSAULTING OFFICER
Special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH, March 17.-John Orr
was found guilty Of resisting and as
saulting an officer by a jury In Re-
corder Hart's court yesterday and was
sentenced to six months in the county
jail Orr had no attorney. He
knocked OFFICER Cason down In the
Mission smoke house last Saturday
night, rendering him unconscious by
a blow of his fist. The jury was out
ten minutes. Orr asked that he be
sentenced at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
San Francisco Shipping

SAN FRANCISCO, March 17,-Arrived:
Steamer Bonita. San Pedro.
Sailed: Steamers Santa Rosa, San
Diego; Centraia, San Pedro; Mandalay,
San Pedro; Roanoke. San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
Civilization Was Advanced

the land and the light of faith was
enkindled In their homes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18

Everything you want you Will hnd In
fha classified page-a modern encyclO.
Dedia. One cent word
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18

Everything you want you will find in
the classified page. One cent a word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
DID 1T EVER OCCUR TO you
hat the only hest cafe in town is Il
Cafe Bristol

Environments complete-seryice ex-
cellent.
Entire basement III. w. Hellman Bldg.
Fourth cNd SnrinR streets.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
NEUy ARMENIAN BISHOP.
archbishop Tc~nik 1b0hoo"y UM
Come to America from Persia.

II is renorted that the Armenian Church IN
the United States is 70 have g new archbishop
The Most Rev. Yeznik Abahoony. up to now the
Armenian Archbishop in Persia has been named
10 take the place Of the Most Rev Hovsep
Sara jian. who has resigned He was elected by
the clerical and lay delegates I'm the Council OF
the Arneno-Arnerican Diocese held recently in
Worcester. Mass, and his election has just been
confirmed by His Holiness Meguerdch khrirn-
ian Kathokos Of all the ATmenians-
The Armenian Church is ancient Catholic
organization. distinct from both the Roman and
the Greek churches For fourteen centuries the
Armenian Church has refused Submission 70 the
Greek Church and its aversion 10 the Roman
is said TO be even greater. 1t is a small but
determined body. the larger number of its ad-
herents being divided between Russia, Turkey
and Persia. in all three of which countries the
Church has suffered persecution
The number of Armenian churchrnen in this
country is constantly being increased through
immigration. although not all Armenans who
come here are connected with this Church, some
being Roman Catholics and others belonging 70
the Greek or the Russian Church. The latest
statistics give the Armenians in the United
States fifteen ministers, twenty-one churches.
and $500 communicates. These figures are ap-
proximate rather than actual. The majority OF
the churches are in the cities Of the eastern part
of the United States and it is expected that the
new archbishop viii make his headquarters in
this city.
Archbishop Yeznik Abahoony is about forty
years old. and has had a varied career. He is
native of Turkish Armenia. and gradu-
ated from the Armenian University at Con-
stantinope, It is said that he speaks six lar
guages. including English. Having served as
deacon and as a monastic priest, he was
elected to the episcopate and was consecrated
by the Katholikos MeguerdIch He sorved in
Turkey until cast into prison by the Sultan for
his zeal and patriotism, but afterward escaped
TO Egypt and went from there TO Russian Ar
rnenia. where he assisted the venerable kathoi
kos AT the ancient cathedral and monastery Of
Etchmiadzn. BY the latter he was later sent
TO Persia, where he has been serving as primate.
He is expected TO arrive in America very soon
and has planned TO visit the cities where Ar
menians are to be found in numbers He hopes
to arrange for q considerable extension OF the
work of his Church in this country.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
CHTRCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES.
THE BISHOP OF LONDON TO SPEAK AT T4LE md
HzRT 4RD-BISHOP OF ST ALB4NS ALSO COMING.

tist mems organizations into definite co-orera-
ton without imposing upon them any definite
form of local organization method of work 1t
is hoped that the brotherhood will have marked
effect upon the increase of in the membership
of the churches and upon the missionary spirit
among them.
The missionary movement among the Baptst
men IS IN a way part Of the laymens missionary
movement, though its work is devoted not only TO
increasing the interest OF in foreign MISSIONS
but in homo missions we'll.
To further this movement conference has Just
been held of representatives of the American Bap-
tist Missionary Union the Home Mission Society
and the Publication Society, and joint campaign
10 arouse the interest Of the men resolved upon
A small committee, chosen from officials Of these
societies, chosen 10 create q central commit
tee Of Iaymen further the plan II was also re-
solved TO hold during the coming fall and winter
not less than ten missionary conferences III Narl-
Gus centres Of the country. At these conferences
It Will be the purpose to present the obligation ana
opportunity OF Baptist for mission work both
In the home and the foreign field. Mr.. S w WOOD
ward Of Washington, who has taken part in the
laymen's missionary movement. is the chairman OF
the Baptist committed
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

land will preach at the Collegiate Church of st.
Nicholas Fifth avenue and 48th street. to-rnor-
row. Mr. Nackay, who has been minister III
Aberdeen Scotland, for nine years. has recently
been called to the Sherbrooke q. F. Church OF
Glasgow, and will begin his work there on MS re-
turn to Scotland, in September.
The Rev. Robert Cameron. of Boston. VIII speak
n Tent Evangel. 57th street and Broadway, to-
morrow at 4 D. m. while the Rev q. W. Acfher-
son. the superintendent of the tent. viii preach al
the evening meeting. The Rev. Dr. d e Hughes
will be among the speakers next week
Frank P. Holmes. who has assisted the Rev
William Wilkinson in the evangelstfc meetings III
Wall street for three summers, will address the
morning service at the OssrinS camp ground on
August IS. At the close of his address Mr. Holmes
will read five stanzas of verse written by hmsef
and in celebration OF event which happened at
Ossinfng on July q last
At the Metropolitan Temple the subject for the
open parliament Monday evening VIII be:
Resolved That private ownership In the lana anu
machinery of modern production, distribution ana
trar sportation sh ould be a5olished.' on toeSdiy
evening P. s. Dawson will deliver his illustrator
lecture on Hawaii, Our Pacific Paradise
The Rev DR. Madison c. Peterss subject al leh'
Fvangel broadway and 57th street, to-morro" " az
II a. m will be THE Need of a New Ideal OF ''o''
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
DAILY OUTDOOR BIBLE MEETINGS.
Conducted by the National Bible Institute at
Madison Square and Oath Street.

The daily noon meetings conducted by the Ma
tional Bible Institute. OF No. 156 Fifth avenue
Madison Square and 24th continue TO at
tract large audiences. The personnel of the gath
erings is considered unique for outdoor assemblies
a large proportion of those present being young
men and women employed in the nearby stores
Office buildings.
Don o. Shelton. president of the National Bible
Institute, referred to the encouraging outcome of
this experiment 10 reach non-churchgoers with the
Gospel.
Next week the meetings will be addressed as
follows: Monday, the Rev. DR.. f II. Wright:
Tuesday, David J. Ranney, OF the Doyers Street
Mission: Wednesday. Hugh X. Monro: Thursday
Rev. r. ". Keeler; Friday H. Willis Reed.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
TWO MOVEMENTS FOR BAPTIST MEN
special Committee to Organize Brotherhood
Missionary Movement Started.

Two movements for men have started recently
in the Baptist Church The first is the Baptist
Brotherhood somewhat similar TO the mems or
szsnszation IN the Presbyterian Church The sec
ord is distinctvely missionary movement and is
an effort 10 arouse interest in the missionary
among Baptist laity.
The Baptist Brotherhood has been talked about
for some months Plans for its organization were
80 well alonr, that the time Of the Baptist ami
Nersaries in Washington last May special COM
rniftee Of fifteen men, representing twelve differ
ent states was appointed 10 promote local. state
and central organizations of men This committee
will report next year the Northern Baptist Con-
vention.
Like several denominatonal organizations, the
,saprst brotherhood is bc in effect close fed
Grafton Of all mems Bible classes, clubs. leagues
other mems organizations in Baptist churches
whose purpose is according to declaration Of the
brotherhood. 'to promote the organization OF men
in our churches with reference TO Christian char
scter. social DetteTment. civic righteousness. the
reinforcement Of the Church. the spread of the
Gospel and the brotherhood of men I'm Jesus
chIlst" Tie plan is simply 10 bring all the Bap-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
FREIGHT CARS TUMBLE INTO GORGE
Four Plunge Off Steel Arch Bridge Over the
Niagara River.

Buffalo Aug. ia Grand Trunk freight train
from the Canadian side entered the lower steel
arch bridge over the Niagara gorge early to-
day, but had proceeded only short distance
when a car jumped the track
general mix-up ensued, and four loaded
meat cars plunged the side of the bridge.
Two of the ears went into the river. while two
landed on the shore short distance from the
Canadian pier.
Carcasses of beef were visible from the bridge.
Later the beef was thrown into the river as
well as the debris of the cars. Two cars were
wrecked on the bridge and did not make the
plunge
The train were not aware of the wreck
until they reached the American side and found
that they shy part of the train. The wreck
is the second OF its kind since the bridge was
onened.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
NEW OFFICE BUILDING
TO Re IN FIFTH 4FENtE.
Seuen Story Rirerside Apartment
27O Flushing Lots Sold.

Plans have been filed for the erection of twelve
story brick office building at No. 501 tltth ave"
north Of 42d street, for the Fleischmann +N-f''S
Compeny. as lessees. The estate of John r. Ford
is the owner Buchanan & Fox the architects eS-
innate the cost OF the building at S2HV"
Plans were also filed for seven story brick
apartment house at the northeast corner or River
side Drive and 9th st. on plot 75x129S feet d
Freedman of No. 6S6 Willoughby ave. Brooklyn Is
the owner and H {. PeIton. OF No. 1l$S Broadway.
the architect.
The Realty Syndicate. Of No $47 Fifth ave
Manhattan has purchased from Earl G. Pier q
tract Of go lots, located between Crocheron ave.
and the Port Washington branch Of the Long Isl
and Railroad. at Broadway-Flushing Inc ftea4'Y
Syndicate has contracted with the Stobaugh- Burns
Contracting Company 10 grade, macadamze, curb
and gutter the streets. and lay granolithic SIDE
walks and, in fact. 70 develop the property in 4
high class manner. The developed property will be
called T4lford Park. H. c. Wilkinson. of No. l.lSp
Broadway. Manhattan, architect for the Realty
Syndicate IS preparing plans for twenty apartment
houses 10 cost from $5crO 70 $500 which will be
erected and ready for occupancy early in the
spring. ]. W. Doolittie. president OF the FL Mora
Land Company. which has been SO successful In
developing I'll Mora, y. J.. the president OF the
Realty Syndicate
z. H Ludlow & Co. and r. Foster Gaines have
sold for Samuel IIyman 10 Eugene Blanc the five
story apartment house No. go Manhattan ave-
facing Mornngstde Park. a plot 34xlo9 feet
John T. hinnan sofa Il CItuN u 81 -h'7'
Nowrv No 40s West 43d st, a three story brick
and stone apartment house. on plot l6sXlQo feet.
The estate Of r. Lilienthal sold through ]. II
Klein & co. to 4. Hechelberg No 93i Sth ave
A i've story stone front building, a lot isioI626
feet north OF 18th 81. The property has not been
transferred in more than forty years.
NJ Slifka sold to Sigmund Levin No. 232 East
s0th st, a seven story tenement house, on plot
2s 4xlo22 feet Mr. Levin gives IN part payment
No 72S East 9Th st. five story tenement mousse
on lot 2rxe23 feet.
Jacob SADIE sold a Mrs, Heller No 1901 LNNinE-
ton ave, q five story apartment house on lot
25x95 feet.
The McVickar. Gailard Realty Company sold Tor
the estate of Charles +. Tflford 10 a Mr. Straus
No Al West 18th st. four story and basement
brov-nstoue front apartment house, on lot 2xiey :
feet.
The Sanfelese Realty Company bought from u
NJ Gallo No. % Leroy St. a five story tenement
house. on lot 25XS5 feet
Mrs. Charles T. Cook bought from ]. Z Ferry
No Al East 3Sth St. adjoining the northwest cor
ner of Park ave. four story apartment house on
lot 2lxes9 feet
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
BROKE INTO JAIL.
Persons in Ohio Town Bound to Get Liquor
Police Had Seized.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune

PittsbuTg, Aug. ia crowd of thirsty men
early this morning made assault on the jail
at East Liverpool Ohio, and ramming down the
doors made way with all the whiskey and beer
that the town had been able to confscate.
Several weeks ago the town voted dry" and to
relieve this condition several speak easys"
were opened. Last night the police and town
constable made several raids, carrying off three
wagon loads OF bottled beer and whiskey An
indignant populace arose early this morning and
demanded its rights.
Several drunken men roaming the streets this
afternoon were gathered III suspects the de-
tective instincts of the police leading them to
believe that they were the outside jail breakers.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
ARvERNE LOTS TO BE SOLD.

The forty-eisht lots which Joseph 7. Day VII
sell at auction at Arverne next Saturday viii be
offered under unusual conditions. Tho property
viii first be sold in eleven separate parcels and
then offered again in bulk II the price obtained
for the eleven parcels Is not exceeded by the price
bid as a whole the original sales Will stand, but
If the highest single bd IS more than the total OF
the eleven separate bids, then the property Will
20 as a whole TO the buyer. The lots are stu
ated on ocean, jerome and Alexander aves and
the Boardwalk, and the sale Will be held on the
premises.
AIr. Days sale at Edgemcre last week WAS moo
erateIv successful The lots near the ocean. south
Of the railway sold we'll but there was less de
mand for these north OF the tracks
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
IENox LYcEum PROPERTY LEASED.

John y. Crimmins leased the LenoX Lyceln
rropertv cast side of Madison ave, between 5Sth
and 59th SITS. to Walter J. Salomon for a term of
twenty-one years. with privileges Of renewal at
an annual net rental of $4,000. Mr.. Salonoh, II
is understood. Will make extensive alterations 70
Tho huIdinC converting II into a store and office
structure The property has frontages of 2ol0
feet on Madison ave. 10 feet on 18th ST. and 80
feet on 5sth ST. the plot having area Of thirteen
lntc
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

tent Under the auspices Uf the Evangelis-
tic Committee OF New York City has been opened
1T 9th street and First avenue where the Rev. J.
g Ely. Of Virginia, formerly president of Mary
VILE College Kentucky, Will preach next week. Next
Friday evening, August g. a rally and street pa
rade will be held. y rally was held last evening
at the tent I46th and Seventh avenue. The
Rev. J. g Ludgate OF Wheaton. Ill, is now sta
toned at Abingdon Square
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The Rev. DR.. Campbell Morgan. of London, will
preach three times tomorrow at the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church The services will begin at
i a n. and and o. m. The offering in the even
ing will be DR.. Morgan's evangelistc work in
London Dr. Morgan leaves here for England on
August q.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
Proposals.

CEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE p.
- ceived hv the Board OF Water Supply at the So.
Of the Secretary. No. 293 Broadway New York Rs~-
l Ell tR RHt9 doas22ctGh aG2a ga1 Of p0r or on Of a .
n b6ls 1s Sac and h55r the biGs VII @I1 rs L
opened and read The award ot the eoatra- Z
as soon thereafter as practicable This work i sS
sa9Tizsa y @ a4Ees by ec5io s es9- % Ias so
Of 1906 The items in ths Engineers estimate q d,
ton cubic yards rock excavation. 4s13 linear ~.
ou5ts cleaning Up re eond Teqpied for the tlitht
Dollars $4,000 No bids viii received OF conss-
National Or state bank n the CITY Of New -T Yo-s
drawn 70 the order ot the CorIptroer 20 The
the completion Of The work Is months Panlph,
propossI contract ard bond approved bv TIE CopBo y
"a tbs cort-4rt F~9rr+rr- csT - 5-.3j-s5 a ~
Office OF the Board of Water Supply. Room 1913, No
5y deposttine The sum 81 ae dollars 6s5 IN crTe, ~ @
STI f1- aec 1a--7ri4r Re 5s,osf1 M w " ~ @..'
funded upon return OF pamphlets accsptabIs coma.
are 70 be opened. J. EDWARD SIMMONS. Presidsnt:
Raa1d Of water supD7v. T. WALDO SMITH chiss FS
gineeF: TE1Os- HAssETT. secretary-
MORT WOOD y Y h AUGUST Is 1917
ssed Ps2PSsa so - n 1os9t r0ea T. fT f92ds9 a. %
post will be received here until 10 30 august
bids Information furnished on application Envelopes
erection OF fagstaf add-ess-f undersigned
c. G BJ-RNELL. COrstg. @ n
nUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. WEST POINT v 2
" July 90 19o7-seaIed proposals. in trpiicars Sub
ject the usual conditions VIII be received this
once August 10. 1907. furnishing
Lamp Posts and Lanterns for electric street lights
United states reserves the right % sceePt or resct
all proposals Forms for proposals furnished
application Address J. ". CARSON. Jr-. Major and
OUartsrrnaster. L 5 NJ A. West Point, y
DROPOsAIs FOR STEEL RAILS ANGLE BARS
Il Switches. Frogs. etc-Of1ce OF Assistant PIrchzs-
ing Agent. Panama Rail Road Company - state
street. New York August Is. 190T-Sealsd proposals
will received at this Of5ce unfit 200 P " August
so 1907. furnishing the above mentioned articles
Blanks and full information be obtained az This
Office 2. Q HORDSTEK- Acting Asst Purchssas
Agent
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
Jersey Citq Property For Sale.

WATER FRONTS. manufacturing sites. West SIDE
ny Ie-se with railroad switch spring water acceslos
g.. -,t1[I,es: ecoromcaJ SlEDLER. 156 Fifth Ave y l.
d. ry-rRTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
n rsreIved Of their Uptown Ofice No 1864 broad way
-, 5Gth and 37th until O'Clock ?. m Adver-
s.sns received following branch Offices at regi
,r nrre rates until O'Clock viz: 2os SIN ave.
- cor. st; 1888 9Th ave cor l2th 81: % East
West St between 1th and eth evess
aS3 West 1888 30 ave- between 10th and
zoos near lst ave. near sSto
,5T East i25 ST.. 75s fremont ave. $50 80 ave-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
To Let for Business Purposes.

,r,rRFE desirable floors Iii West Tth st; suitable
Igbt business schools: elevator, viii alter 70 SUIT
long lease 70 responsible party Davtds 81 Madison
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
Brooklyn Property to Let.
Brooklyn Property for Sale.
Public Notices.
Female.

yr-ANTED-Womeu as general helpers in Ii. v,-s. i.
w bellevue Hospital Salary Sf5OO month ana rs,
Apply Assistant Superintendent Trs---r
SchooIs at Bellevue Hospital 26tn Street and Fqss
Avenue New York City
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
MADISON c. PETERS.

Tent. Rr0adway. 57th II o'c. FrF" Ned OF NJ"
| Ideal OF Cod
| MEMORIAL. BAPTIST. washington Squara EDWAEn
| r1tDSfT Pastor The Rev. Or John l. Jackson VIII
! ~rearb NJ y m
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

COACT4NA%. GARDENER. USEFUL
married: no family; country place; very
best references Mss Sheas BUREAU.
East f2d ST
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

COACHSfES tSl.-First class; city. refer
ences: also useful men for gectleIn,sn ;
country places: city. country Nine.
NatbIEof,'s s Bureau. $50 9th ave. below
FTfuDodrgrne Tel S1OS-Brysrt-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-20
SOME PLAIN FACTS

It begins TO look like the very
fates are working to make Bruins
wick the best harbor on the south
Atlantic. While other ports and river
projects were trembling for the safe
ty of their items on the rivers ane
harbors bill, the one for Brunswick
instead of suffering at the hands O.
the senate committee on commerce
emerged from the committee room
with an additional appropriation for
Plantation and Club creeks. thus civ
ing Brunswick the benefit of small
craft and large traffic from various
Altamaha points This item alone
means large increse in the business
OF the port and was tackled on to
the bill after It reached the senate.
The other appropriations provide
for work on the inner harbor and
the tirty-foot channel from docks to
sea. as approved by General McKeh.
zie, Of the board of engineers, carry
ing with It continuing contracts for
the completion Of the work
Even the lGlynn county commits.
sioners have caught the inspiration
and at the last meeting OF the board
sum OF $4,000 was appropriated for
the cutting OF a canal into Camden
county. thus making Brunswick acces
sable to the people Of that county
and giving a sufficient depth of wa
ter toallow really large boats to ply
between the port of Brunswick and
points in Camden
All OF these are plain facts without
establishment OF any character and
surely they must be gratifying TO the
people of this city, especially when
taken in connection with the great
work of development going on right
here in the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-20
LET'S MOVE PROMPTLY.

The News sincerely hopes that there
win be no duitory tactics with refer.
ence to action ON the recent recom
mandation Of tho GRAND iurv cooking
TO a bond issue in the sum OF $lua.
600 for the new co mty jail. tLc hal.
anco on the court house how under
construction and the expenditure "a,
the residue on the improvement Of
the public roads Of the couoty AMI Ter
other emergency needs az thoy nay
frcm time TO time al'sa
Prompt action in these matters is
handicapped at best by the law, which
outlines certain courses as to adver,
Using for an election Of the people
the proper processes of procedure
etc, and II the authorities supplement
this already slow progress with the
unnecessary delays, it will mean
months before the desired results
are actually at hand
The county commissioners have been
noted for a more admirable degree OF
get ihere"spirit than is the case with
sipaiiiar boards and In this 1910 beg
70 urge shom ss act As "a nk
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-20
eompatLbIe wI.b wlsdon aad Id brop.

compatible with wisdom and the prop
er Observance of the law. The i'm
pf6Feaneuts s'utdedsss9r in the pro-
posess5ond issue are all badly need
Cd; IN fact they have been recon-
mended by each succeeding grand
jury and as a matter of civic pride
as well as the more important one
or steady and substantial growth and
progress the people Of the community
desire To see them here IN reality &c
soon as practicable.
Let's move lively in the matter Mes
srs. Commissioners. and give the PEG
pie what they want and give it tt
them quickly.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-20
Jas. G. Carter,
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