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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Var Department Abolishes Military
Divisions.

Washington April aS.-Formal orders were issued
at the War Department to-day abOishing the
grouping OF departments into divisions in the dstr-
button OF the army throughout the states This
will leave the departments In direct communication
with the War Department. and the several posts
will communicate directly with their respective de-
partments. The abolition will result in general
shifting OF commands. but it may be months before
this becomes effective.
The delay in the change comes through Major
General Leonard Woods lingering in the Philip
pines. Secretary Taft gave him permission TO re-
turn to the United States on July or as soon
that his services in the Philippines during the visit
Of the Secretary 70 the islands might be 6enenciai
conditions. Mr. Taft glad to have him remain
Of local affairs NJ was therefore arranged that
General Wood should retain command of the Divis-
ion of the Philippines until after Secretary Taft
states late in the year. and IL is hardly likely tnat
East. with headquarters at Governors Island until
January l. General Grant will remain at { Saat PoSt
that time there Will be general shifting OF the
commanders
GERMANY LEADING.-The naval ordnance Of
icers are much interested in the reports when
have reached this country that the Germans have
designed a new battleshp which. according to de-
scrptiOns furnished surpasses anything OF the sort
built building or contemplated by other govern
ments. There are to be eighteen OF these German
all big gun battery consisting OF sixteen n-inoh
Of 050 calibre. This is new type OF gun ana
the reports say that il has greater velocity than the
Pinch gun which is now the maximum. size OF
naval guns If this Is tho fact there Wiz be an
other revolution in battleshiD construction
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued:
charge Of construction work at Fort Hunt
lievins Second Lieutenant EARL BIsCoE. artillery
corps
Contract Surgeon SYLVESTER E. ODAY. from New
Contract surxsoH RAPHAEL j. WREN from Fort TOten
Contract 'i surgeon OSWALD F. HENNING. from Fort
Major JOsEPH T. GRAPES. quartermaster; assume
charge OF construction at Washington barracks
relieving Captain JOHN s. SEWELL4 corps OF en-
sneers.
Commander T W RYAN. retired: to navy yard. New
York.
Lieutenant Commander F. r. PAYNE to Naval Hospital
New York
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The following
movements OF vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
April 25.-The Scorpion, az san Juan.
SAILED.
April 25-The Nina from Annapolis for Newport; the
MayHower. the Dolphin and the Sylph. from Wash
ington for Hampton Roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
Mr.. QUINCY EXPLAINS.
Not in Ne1C York When Bonds We're
Stolen, He SAYS.
IBy TeleEraph 70 The tribune ]

Boston, April 26-JosIah Quncys only comment
beyond the written statement issued TO the papers
that he desired II made plain that he was not
in New York at the time the bonds were stolen
and that he had communication OF any sort
with bennett from Wednesday. when no MIN
at the Manhattan Club until he saw him there again
Saturday. He says that ne made the arrange
ment on Saturday for his brother-in-law. Mr.
Honey TO represent bennett and Douglass.
Speaking OF Mr.. Honey's visit TO President
Thorne OF the trust company. Mr.. Quincy said that
while he did there in his capacity Of counsel for
Douglass, he did not go TO try to make bargain
with the president for immunity. He does not say
what special occasion Honey had for going to
President Thorne's house. Mr.. Quincy ended his
talk to the newspaper men with the remark that
certain things had been said TO him by bennett at
their interview at the Manhattan Club which pro-
fessionaI etiquette forbade him discuss but that
their relations had been simply those of a lawyer
and his prospective client. This, he declared. was
all that he would have 30 say In the matter to-day
Mr.. Quincy's statement says:
The little information which / have as to the
altogether exaggerated Importance in the press
this morning. Some eight years ago / had a
cashier Of the Beacon Trust Company here I
never saw him or knew anything of him from that
the Manhattan Club on Wednesday morning April
H. when ne asked me was practising law and
/ listened TO what he had to say both then and
later in the afternoon. the situation OF which
he gave general outline. which he did without
mentioning any names either OF institutions in
divIduals cTiminally duplicating himself was
evidently of serious nature. spent the next two
days-ThursdRy and Frday-in Boston On Sat
urday met Mr. bennett again az the club and in
formed him that / had decided that / would not
accept any retainer or take the he had laid
before me-
stated that Il he desired / would turn IL over
to my brother-in-law. Mr.. Robertson Honey, who
l knew sometimes took criminal cases. and this
subsequently, done. have no relations what
ever with the Trust Company of America and I
have absolutely no information. If I considered
myself professionally free to give It, which would
throw any further light on the defalcation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
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UPTOWN OFFICE-No. 1864 Broadway, or any Ara.r-
ican District Telegraph Of1ce
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No. 2O8 West 125th street.
THE BRONX BUREAU-NO- ans East 13eth
WASHINGTON BUREAU-NO 1872 y street.
NEWARK BRANCH OFbICE-FredertcE N Somrnsr
No. T84 Broad street.
AMERICANS ABROAD will ind THE TRIBUNE an
BRUSSEIS-NO. O. Montague de la C0ur.
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House. No. 26j Strand
Gould & Portmans No. SO Oxford strest
American Express, Nos. 5 and 8 Hsymark-f.
Thomas Cook q son. Tourist Once Ludgats Circua
brown & Co. no. 129 Pail
Sbeysr Brothers. Z L40thhury.
The London once OF THE TRIBUNE "a a convsnfsnt
place leave advertisements and subscriptions
PARIS-JOhn Monroe & Co. No Z Rue Scribe
John W&namak-r No "a Rue des Petftss Ecurfss
Eagle Bureau. No. % Rue Cnmbon.
Morgan. HRrtes y Co. No. So Boulevard Hauss-
credit LyonDsis. Bureau des Etranxers
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American Express Company No. II Rus Scribe
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
TO EXAMINE TRUST FUNDS
Investigation of Securities scitb "a
yiOus Com names Planned.

Superintendent Charles Halam Keep. Of the
state Banking Department, was in the city yester-
day making arrangements for an examination Of
the securities held in trust by the various trust
companies as executors OF estates This examina-
ton has been under consideration for some time.
T. Is said and has nothing TO do with the recent
exposure Of the bond thefts in the Trust Company
OF America.
AS executors OF estates have to make a report
each year to the surrogates courts Of the disposi
tion Of property held in trust by them. the bank
ing department has not exercised such careful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27

supervision trust securities as over other de-
partmsnts Of trust companies This examination.
which will be started in short time, will, 1t is
said he the first Of its kind made by the State
H3nking Department IN eleven years
That 1t will be small task may be imagined
from the fact that the United States Trust Com
panE alone is said TO hold more than 900 in
trust securities. The practice of making such in
stitutons executors OF estates has been growing
rapidly IN recent years
one OF the objects Of the proposed examination.
IT is understood. is TO make Il difficult for officials
or any institution TO make temporary transfers OF
their trust securities 20 the account Of securities
held as collateral. While il is not known that
this has been done. II is said that in past years
mere has been way to detect any such eXpedi-
ents for temporarily bolsteTing up the assets of
trust company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
HoRsECAR SMASHED BY TROLLEY.
Old Vehicle Succumbs in Third Avenue Col
ision-Passengers Injured.

There is one Anticipated horsecar less n
this city, for late last night Third avenue car
demolished one at 10Th street, injuring i've
men. Who were sent to Bellevue. Only three
We're hurt seriously enough to stay at the hos
pitaI. One had his face badly bruised. another
had a broken ankle, while the third. a japanese
student. had his right nip fractured. Six others
were cut and bruised slightly.
Half a dozen passengers were standing IN
the hOrsecar II started to cross Third ave-
nue., bound west. 1t had Just got squarely
across the nOrthbOund tracks when IL was hit
and thrown completely around. out OF the way
OF the Third avenue car which slowed down for
a moment and then kept on at the highest speed
possible Neither horse attached % the car
was injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
TOOK GOOD CIGARS FROM DAMN.

Matthew Conveys deputy surveyor of customs
obtained a warrant yesterday TO enter the prem
Uses OF Christopher a. Damn, of No. Sis Furman
street Brooklyn, and seized 800 high priced Ha-
vans cigars Damn runs a hotel where many sea-
men Congregate between trips 10 Cuba Deputy
Surveyor Conveys has been watching tho place fo-
more than n week The movements OF several
sailors from Havana steamers were closely
xatcbed and many making hurried trips
between the motel and tho steamers Conveys. aG-
companied by Inspectors Smith and ODohneil.
boxes in all and their value Is said to be about $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
spRINeTImE IN SWITZERLAND.

II Is becoming more and more the custom 20 re-
turn from the Riviera and Italy by the way OF
Switzerland, where the months OF May and Juno
may be spent with the greatest enjoyment and per-
haDs the most interesting resting place IS beautiful
Iucerne, where the newly opened Palace Hotel
offers the visitor every luxury and comfort that
can De found at the most up-todate hot-i IN Paris
or London while at the same time One escapes the
crowds OF the summer months The beautiful clt-
and other attractions OF Lucerne are toe we'll
known 70 need repetition Specially moderate terms
are made by the Palace Hotel in the spring.
The magnificent Hotel Semiramis Cairo, Egyptg,
opened last winter by the proprietor OF the Palace
Hotel, Lucerne will remain OPEN throughout ths
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27

The fact that the Rev. Frank ". Sandford. the
Elijah" Of the Holy Ghost ana Us sect did not
return with the rest Of his disciples from Jeru-
salem IS attributed by his counsel II. E Coolidge
OF Boston that eccentric evangest's belief that
the second advent Of the Saviour Is near at hand
Mr. Sanford in his assumed function OF OF
the witnesses mentioned in Acts. l. S. maintains
that ne Is bound to await his Lords coming in
Judea, Mr. Coolidge. however, in recent inter.
View declared that IL Mr.. Sanford had not felt u
his duty TO remain. his counsel would have Ieit y
his duty advise him not to return TO the United
States until the prejudice against SIMON mas uleu
away -,
Mr. Sanford has twice been indicted In Andras
children and for manslaughter, both cases arising
erom fast that il was alleged, he compelled chill
dren to make He convicted on both counts.
but succeeded I'm having the cases appealed lie Is
not popular in HIS neighborhoOd- Mr. Coolidge re-
ports that Mr. Sanford is most pleasantly stu
ated IN a big stone building rented in Jerusalem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
BUCKET SHOP INDICTMENTS MADE.

The Hudson County. n. j.. grand jury brought in
twenty-four indictments yesterday. including eight
in connection with the bucket shop raid on the
Manhattan Stock and Grain Dealers in jan
nary last by Acting Chief of Police Rooney OF
Jersey CITY The company had offices at No. u
Montgomery street In the raid the police arrested
as manager of the company Richard Preusser,
who shot and killed Myles Mcdonnell in Albany
several years ago. The eight indicted are Preusser
J. ]. Breek, Samuel Mayer a brother of Leo Mayer.
the bookmaker, Leslie Candall Robert Maxwell
Daniel Sullivan Edgar Hewitt and Nathan Trace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
WILLIAM PETERS.

Ogdenshurg April 2s-Wnliam Peters special
collector of customs under Collector W. H. Daniels
Ogdensburg. died suddenly to-day from apo
plexy at the age OF sixty-ive years. He was ad-
itted the state bar ia 1865 and practised Law for
fifteen years IA New York City. He served as a
special deputy in customs service under Daniel
OF New York and since then has been continu-
ousy in the Ogdensburg customs department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
NEW ELECTRIC LINE TO NEW YORK.
Detroit Capital Plans Road from Nyack to
Point Opposite Grants Tomb
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

Detroit. April 26-Within the next few days
arrangements viii have been completed by De-
troit capitalists to build electric line from
Nyack to q point across the Hudson River
from Grants tomb. in New York City. The line
was promoted by A c. Miller. a Detroit attOr-
ney. assisted by Vincent Stanley. whose brother.
A meeting of the new corporation win be held
in Buffalo next Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
PooLRooM MEN INDICTED.

The April grand jury of the Supreme Court be-
fore its discharge yesterday handed in indictments
against Edward A Fisher. Thomas r. Keator, J.
Parl<e Robinson and Robert II. Davis in connection
with the alleged pooroom syndicate. No indct-
ments were returned against the mysterious Sen.
q" or against Michael Reardon or Charles Reilly,
who figured IN the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NEW AMSTERDAM Aliotti. Smyrna. Turkey
in-Asia. HOTEL ASTOR-PhiliP Winter: FIFTH
AVFNTTF-Colonei J. ". Pettibone, Winchester,
Conn HOTEL BELMoNT-Archbishop ]. f. Quig-
Leg, Chicago HOTEL. BGGKINGHAMI,-Hiee IIg, q
Tie Hague. Holland GRAND-T; r. Sew6old'
Belgium HOTEL AAJESTIC-Tlhe Rev. T =; Nc
CHM Boston MARLBOROUGH-H. J: Williams.
Panama MANHATTAN. Stahler, Yokohama,
Japan. ST REGIs--J. 3. Bod,. London VIC VIC
kota- WALDORF Observation-Disclosures Voorhees,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
sPooNERs FOR MANHATTAN.

F. F. AIbee. general manager of Keith & Proc
tors theatres. announced last night that he had
signed contract with Mrs. Mary a. SpoOner. OF
the Spooner stock company, Bi1ou Theatre. Brook
company in ''Zaza" at the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
beginning May S Mrs. Spooner has had ten years
experience in Brooklyn. She Will bring with her
Edna May Spooner and Cecil SpOOner. her two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
JOHN CARR QUICK.

East Orange y. j.. April % (Specal).-John carr
Quick. president Of the John {. Quick Produce com
pany Of New York. died yesterday at his home 40
IS2 Grove street. North. East Orange lie was
eighty years old but until a short time ago
went 10 business regularly Mr.. Quick born in
Pennington, and spent most OF his hfe IN JeI,SSss
City establishing his business In New YORK IN $50.
lie had been a resident of East Orange for iweI'S
years. His wife and two daughters survive MIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
gosEPH SUMMERS WOOD.

Joseph summers Wood, invento" Of gas light
ing machines died on Tuesday at his home. No, 45o
Pacific street. Brooklyn He was born in this city
in 1884 and had lived in Brooklyn TWENTY-FIVE
years. His FIRST gas lighting machine Tor use a IA
cars installed in the private car or James
Fisk. jr.. when he president OF the Ere Ita1I-
road. Mr. Wood retired from business nrteen years
ago. He leaves wife. and daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
GRAND JUROR HAS POLICEMAN HELD.

Patrolman Henry A. Neil, Of the Elizabeth
street station was locked up there last night on
bench warrant charging him with being guilty OF
assault in the second degree. charge upon
which an indictment has been returned. One Of
Nj JeFome's assistants is authority for the state
ment that Mehls arrest. following an indlctmeht
is due 10 a member Of the grand jury or the
Supreme Court. who alleges lie saw Mehl strike
an Italian Lafayette and Chambers streets on
Ar.rtl9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27

m aI, Gs, ThgTseay AOT e at his residence No
At his late ts e5en SsFs S pds pr FsRsI a. sS.
/ Please omit lowers - -
BRoUNER- Suddenly. april % 1907. Jennie n BEOuusE.
daughter OF ,As late Rev John J. and Martha w
BTOuner FUNERAL service at hsr late residsncs. sls
Relatives and frisads invited SS''' evening " ''''
coLT-suddenly IN New Haven. Conn. April 25 1soz.
Mary colt Funeral service viii be 5siS at Grow.
SGSs a. och Chapel New Haven on Sunday altar
cURTIsmoq ArSI 2 sfss HqssE3s Illness her
vate. ~
ssed &o Hs' Sas Gs R SsTas william D''-
aSTELT- S21 Fsaay morning April e at White Plains
L., AsHG Lewis wife OF Curtis p esstely anS
n Funeral services at the residence OF Mrs ID. c.
2:iS clocE ~ - VI Ap'" - ~
HEpDEN-ADril 90 1907. Elmira ". wife oe vinsr J.
hed 81 her late 'G 4sads1es No e ssIS'f Mum H av
East Orange. N j. Monday. April -. 2:15 D.
T Warren Sa TsS .naS:h AR EnSs sa
ooyn az nsT ' AU e. T. 30 SIe PARK Rss
Privais kindly 1e omit a0 " '''' , M i"''
K So6 ?; M Haok:n'rs5 a,1S A95 q 1907 Gus
funeral hereafter. ''
LEwIs. Suddenly THURSDAY. Aprl 81 1eOz No 20
Richards Lewis. Of New London. Conn FuneE.i
q SATURDAY the 5h at 4so 'I '' iu,sT@sa q
New London.
OwENs-on Thursday. april 3. 1eOT Jozsphsns b.
OF her Funeral services Saturday. 9th inst,
at $50 at her late res2snee. No. 55S Fifth
Intermsnt private Baltimore California ana washing
ton papers please copy.
oUICK-At East Orange " J.. on Thursday. April Is
1907 John Quick. Funeral
vices at his late residence No. 1S2 North Grove Sc
East Orange N J.. saturday evening April q az
O'Clock. the Grove Strest Station
Of d. l.. & W. Of train leaving Christopher
sIIELDoN-on "Wednesday morning. April a. 1907
James o. sheldon in HIS Saith Funeral from MS
late residence. No. IL 10th BROOKLYN on SAT-
urday April .. at 10 o'clock
sTEvENs-At wsstbuTy L L. Robsrt Livingston stew
stevens Point IIobohen Funeral services viii
be held ST. Demands Church. BernardsviIs. y a.
on Monday. April %. at $50 ?. m Special win
kindly omit flowers.
swAN-ou April Is. 1907 Eliza Braut Swan sIdsxe
daughter OF the late Randolph OF New York
City Funeral services will her late resderce
20. at 1870 a
wARD-on Wednesday April "a 1907 James Ward aga
- years. Relatives ard friends respectfully In
vited 10 attend the funeral residence No
900 a thence to 81. Patrtckfs Church, Kent and
Willoughoy ayes. Interment at Holy Cross.
WARD-At East Orange. " j.. Tuesday April q Mss
family o. Mr. stephen Il. Bun New York FSIu.-as
service and intermsnt at WOodlRWn Cemetery ThJIrS-
day, April Is. 8 p m
WTE WE'LL CrDmweu Conn, April 2S Mrs
Mass.
WILLETS-At her residence. $40 West S7th 81 New
YORK CITY Ruth Elsie. Youngest daughter late
Sfeoree r and charlotte y. Wtlsts- private
Island.
WILIISATthuF A. Willis beloved husband Of Kathzrfa.
Wills after long illness Funeral late resi-
oeqee STRIKER s. and Harvay ave. Timer Para sat-
OrCay. april q. p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
ARrAuR BRISBANE GUYS A HOUSE.

Arthur Brisbane u THE New York American"
bought yesterday from Mrs. n. Bruhl. No. p
vest ssth street a four story and basement dwell
s house a LOT y by $50 feet. He also purchased
t1e furnishings Of the house lie paid for the house
tnd its contents $4,000 Leopold Well the
tSoEer IN the deal. Mr. Brisbane lives ~ No. 50
West liOth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
DIR. NELSON c. N. RANDOLPH.

Charlottesville Va. April 2s.-Dr. Nelson c ".
Randolph aged seventy-three. a grandson Of for
rner Governor Thomas NJ. Randolph and a great
grandson Of Thomas jefferson. died here to-day.
For seventeen years he was a member Of the board
Of visitors OF the University OF Virginia and for
eight years a that institution. Burial VIII
take place Monticello.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27

Palermo. April 2.-Klng Edward and Queen Alex
andra sailed to-day board the royal yacht Vic
tora and Albert for Naples. The King said that he
had been seeing Palermo again after an absence
OF forty years. and had found IL transformed.
Queen Alexandra had not been here before since
next year and remain for a longer time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
TO REDUCE LEzE MAJESTY CASES.

Berlin. April 26.-The government introduced
in the Reichstag to-day a bill designed to reduce
the number of prosecutions for leze majesty. In
cases where the offence not committed in
public the consent of the Minister Of Justice
must be obtained before tho offender may be
prosecuted. Offences lapse by limitation az the
expiration of six months from the time they
tod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
LABOR ENDORSES THE PRESIDENT.
Wisconsin Organization Takes Action Be-
cause of Attitude of Chicago Union.

Green Bay, Wis. April 2S-Resolutions were
adopted last night by the Federated Trades
Council Of Green Bay. which will be forwared 10
President Roosevelt, informing him that the
labor organizations of this part of Wisconsin
place their undivided confidence in the President
as a friend of labor and Justice
The action was taken because of recent con-
domination Of the President by the Chicago
Labor Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
EeGLEsToN AoJupeEo INSANE.

(By Telegraph 20 The Trtbune.l
Denver. April 26.-Travellng in the drawing room
of n Pullman sleeper and believing that he is on
his way to his home in Denver. DIT. ]. DenslOW
FzglestOn, the Denver physician who was recently
convicted Of counterfeting left the United States
pCnitentiaTy az LeavenwOrth, kan.s last night.
bound for the government asylum for the insane at
Washington. A commission of physicians decided
Yesterday that he insane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27

Rome April 2S.-Signor Fogazzaro. the author. Is
delighted by the receipt OF letter from President
Roosevelt praising his work and asking him 70 go
10 the United States In interview to-day Signor
FogazzarO said he was writing a new novel,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
eovERNoa GOES TO ITHACA.

Albany, April Ex-Governor Hughes left Albany at
o'oloek tonight for ithaca where he IS 10
5eak IN connection with the dedication OF the new
isTioultuFAl building OF Cornell University to-mor-
pE morning The Governor expects 20 leave Ithaca
oT New York tomorrow evening. He Is scheduled
? speak ~ the Peoples Institute Sunday evening
ttrFninE 20 Albany Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
CITY COLLEGE WINS DEBATE.

N che debate between the University Of West
,i'sinia and she College OF the City Of New York,
49, night. on ghethsr the United States should
80 Cuba. the city College IL had the mega.
N-s SIDE u the question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
Forecast for Special LOcalIties.-For Eastern ,

Local oalriaI ReeOFd-The following Official record
from the weather Bureau shows the changes in
.r.tra fer the last tweny-four In comparison
81, - corresponang date Of last year: