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New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
REALTY NOTES.

4 committee OF the Real Estate Board OF Brokers
will be present to-day at the hearing OF the Prem
tica bill. at Albany
The McVIckar. Gaillard Realty Company has
leased for James Caufeld TO Stanley & Pearsali
the third floor at No. ls4 West 45th st. for a term
years. also the paror floor No. 5S6 9Th ave.
for Patrick BOurke 20 James Fook and Louis Cong
F!nestoue 4 Albert have sold for Arthur Dyett
plot o[ amh IN MoeH'eia d 1J A. o on the o6 SSS
feet. also 20xloo feet the side or Pleasant
ave. near Hil Top pl. to a local builder for
Immediate improvements. Also sold for Henry
Leslie Harrison. No. iH North Terrace ave.
Mount Vernon. three story and basement prt-
vste dwelling house on plot 60Xl00 feet.
The Edison Company is the buyer OF Nos - and
% West 18th ST IL will erect five story power
plant tho site.
Frank r. Lord and another trustee have leased
the building tho northeast of 35th 81 and
9th ave. 20 Joseph Fahys for twenty years at
S25.01O "A year
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
TO SHARE BIG ESTATE.
TWO MILLIONS INVOLVED.
Daughter VIII Get One-Half of
B. I. III. Trask's Property.

James L Wells John n. Golding and William f.
Davies have been appointed by Justice Leaventritt
commissioners ito make partition" Of the estate
OF Benjamin I. II. Trask Tho value Of the estate
is estimated to be not less than g 100000 In the
division Sarah s. S. SturGes. daughter Of the late
Mr.. Trask. is to receive One-half and the two
granddaughters, Adele 8. Dodd and Sadie s
Sturges each One-quarter OF the estate
Some of the holdings OF the estate are the north
east OF 9TH and SD st; Nos. and SD
St. between 5th and Madison aves.: No. 1866 5th
ave, between S7th and sSth sts; No East ssth St.
between 5th and Madison aves-i four lots at the
southeast corner of 9Th ave and I02d st. lots
the south side of 1921 ST.. between 5th aud Mad
son aves.. Borough Of Manhattan, and about four
hundred lots In Southern Boulevard. Boston Road.
11}d and 1T4th Sts.. Hoe NvSe Bryant Longfellow
and Boone and West Farms Road. about $50
lots in Randall and Farragut, SaCTahong.
Bacon, Payne and HalleCk and about 163 acres
at Clason Point. in the Borough of The Bronx
PoCher 60. have sold for W. J. koepniCk a
three story and basement brown stone dwelling
house. No. 200 East S4th St, lot l2sxOO feet, to
NJ J. Mcdonald
John p Kirwan has sold No. 255 West seth St.
a four story dwelling house. 10y 14xl0O feet,
for client 10 Alton HNberd.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
CONFESSION IN KENTUCKY FEUD CASE
John Smith Describes Killing Of COekrlA
from Courthouse Window.

Lexington. Ky. April 16.-JOhn smith, charsea
with the assassination of DR., B. d. cox wen.
on the witness stand to-day and fully cohleSse1
to the assassination Of "Jim' COckriu, sdyHs
Britton was not present, but that he. Cur' 'S''
and John Abner killed Cockrtu He hred oN.s
Jett four times and Abner three times, ne Sa'-
Smith said that while they were DISCUSSES
plans to kill DIR. Cox it was learned tha1 -
rill would be in Jackson the following OaS' -,
said that it was Immediately arranged 10 ~
Cockriu from the courthouse window Win s-~.+
given by Judge Hargis for the purpose,
night Smith. John Abner and Gurus Je'' =,
creted themselves IN the courthouse Ihe -
day. when COckriI passed the courthouse - -
said. the men stationed at the windo"
upon him. He fell at the second me-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
AUTOMOBILE CLEANS FIRST AVENUE.
Two Men Tried ITO Stop 1t for the Driver,
but Get Locked Up.

Joseph Witte and Henry Mather to"77 a little
trip down First avenue In an automobile de-
livery wagon last night As they were ignorant
% tho machines mechanism and were being
chased furiousIy by the police. they bumped first
into a horsecar smashing the windows and even
frightening the horses, to say nothing OF the
messengers. and then for ten blocks swerved
rnadly from side to side I'm the street. ran up
on the sidewalks and narrowly missed countless
vehicles and pedestrians AT 14th street the
noIica caught them and took them 10 the 22d
street station The two men jumped into the
wagon while the driver delivering parcels
in East oath street.
They excused themselves, when charged with
grand larceny, by saying, The machine was
lust starting away all alone and we thought we
would do a kindly act in stopping II for the
driver We didn't think Of stealing IT.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Justice Blanchard sentenced Edward Harris a
negro. to life Imprisonment yesterday for the muir
der of Herbert NJ Vance. another Pullman car
porter.
l. julius Reich, public school teacher, was con-
vcted of assault in Special Sessions yesterday, but
was permitted TO go under suspended sentence
Reich is alleged to have beaten brutally Harry
Pause, undersZed boy, ten years old.
Paterson, April 16-The prospect of being indicted
by tho grand jury caused the Board of Aldermen
20 pass TO second reading last night an ordinance
adopting the provision OF the Bishops law requiring
the removal of screens from windows days
when the sale of liquor is forbidden. the removal
OF partitions and all of the other features OF the
measure to which the saloon men have objected.
Mayor Pagan Of Jersey City appointed Gustav
Phngsten yesterday a Fire Commissioner 70
succeed the late J. Herbert Potts and Otto Jassoy
20 succeed Fnngsten as an Excise Commissioner
II Mayor Fagan OF Jersey City signs the ordinance
prohibiting roller skating on the asphalt pavement
OF Bergen avenue, the ordinance will be attacked
in courts said Counsellor Nfulvaney yesterday.
who added that the ordinance was prohibttive ana
illegal.
John Bell. the Brooklyn railroad conductor ar
rested for shooting DR.. Charles WilmOt Townsend.
was indicted by tho Richmond County Grand Jury
yesterday
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
BRYAN TELLS OF HIS TRAVELS.
Lecture Given in Aid of Flatbush Church
Building Fund.

TOMS which was given in ala Of the building fund
of the Fourth Unitarian Church Of Flatbush. was
attended by large audience at the Baptist Temple
Third avenue and Schermerho-n street, Brooklyn,
last night The lecturer introduced By the
Rev Leon A Harvey. pastor of the church.
Mr.. Bryan told OF his reception Al the courts of
Europe and Of his travels in the Philippine
Islands. with mis- wife and children. He paid
p tribute to President Roosevelt for Fastening the
conclusion Of the .Russian-Japanese War He then
reverted TO politics and said that the Republican
party mad practically adopted ali il his ideas.
Before going 10 the Baptist Temps Mr.. Bryan
dined with Colonel Alexander 5. Bacon, at No loi
Rutland Road Flatbush. From the Baptist Ten
lie the Nebraskan went the dinner of the Brook
lyn Democratic Club. lie remained Ove- night
al the home OF Edward NJ Shepard. No. a Pierre
mn
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
wendell CASE UP TO-DAY.

There much surprise yesterday when it
became known that the case Of Captain Louis
Wendell. Of the 1st Battery National Guard, was
on the calendar Of Part II Of General Sessions.
over which Judge Rosaisky presides. for to-day.
II was the general impression that the case
would not come up so soon. Wendell. who was
dishonorably discharged from the National
Guard a short time ago. has been indicted by
the grand jury two charges Of grand lar
oeny and one charge of false claims.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
the Calumet Construction Company e, al;

.he Calumet Construction Company ct al;
ssth st. NJ las 10 i52 East same agf same: ''
January g. 1907 -. ass
usTy ~ 1907 -. 4lC
Water ST Corlears 81 and East River tho
block. p. ]. Fleck agt Hecker-J Joues-JeWeu
Milling Company ct al April II. 1907. ...... 50e
Same property same agt same, April II, 1907 ]. .4O1
1U2d st. Nos 2O2 and 2Ot East: NJ Oltarsh
Rabinovitz Rgt Mamie Marks 81 al. March
179th st. 100 q ", OF Wadsworth ave,
75NIOO: caro- MGutel Company agt Henry q.
cohen ct al; February IS 1907 -. s51
2Sth St. No IS West. James 2 DisksR &
ast Harry T. Toplitz November 2S. 1906
1by bond ..-.-...-.. 1. 49,
Same property: AdoIph Grant < 60. agt same;
November -. 1906 tby boudl .......... 579
Same property; James ptsken & Co agt
same: November p. 1000 tby hondl --..--.. 8. .42S
1l6th ST. 3. 200 It. ". % 9th ave. Schaefer-
carroll Construction Company First
February o. 1907 5sss
as, same February 20, loo7 -. = tss
ITath St - loo r. ". % Wadsworth ave.
CaFo ManteI COMPANY agt Henry Cohen
al February IL, 1907 tcapCeliedl --..-..- Sol
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

1.ar,o ave Q e. 66 feet Of 23Gth ST; two two
storv frame dwelling houses; 1880 German
Tseaitv company Louis Fak. $40 ON
vsrio ave e s. Al feet 5 Of 23oth st; two
frame dwelling house, 2Ox4s German
Realty Company, owner: Louis Faik. architect 5000
I-ario ave . 5. e. corner OF &36th St:
stopr frame dwelling house, 26x38; German
Realty company. owner: Louis Falk. architect 6OaO
H.ioSbjdqe railroad yards, 1880 Il. Of 18TH ST
me one story frame repair shop, 62xs0 n. Y. C.
q " r. r. r. Co, owner; John F. Davis,
architect ~, ,,: 49,: e.. sOoO
A' bTtck stable 68xs6: Dennis NJ. Gslbo. owner; A.
Vondrasco architect 1900
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
METZ HAS MORE SEWER CASES.

Controller Metz has been TO SEQ District At
torney Jerome about a new phase Of the sewer
frauds and the grand jury will have some evil
dence presented 10 il. involving a Brooklyn
physician builder and two law firms. Mr..
Net thinks some indictments win come out OF
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
TO ENLARGE PENITENTIARY WORKSHOP.

John ". Coggey, Commissioner OF Correction.
has filed with Buildings Superintendent Murphy
plans for enlarging the penitentiary workshop on
Blackwel's Island. opposite 56th street. Two big
wings to be added on the east and west Civ
Ing tho building four wings altogether The new
wings 10 cost S2S.000 and be used for tho
light manufacturing branch Of the penitentary
work The Clty'S architect Is Charles Iamer
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
REouIsITIoN FoR ROGERS.

Albany April 1s-Csovernor Hughes ss-.,ia fs-
his requisitiOa upOu the Governor 0. 80 vrsrs
the return to this state from Los Ahss' 7.1tsd
he Is In custody. Charles H. nos. .-,.s asd
9b On '9s us STSS SStSers ~ sHf II WSE orange con
October 8. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
TO IMPROVE MIDTOWN PLOT.

Philip Braender IS the buyer of Nos. 2S. so and
% 18th ST. three three story dwelling houses,
recently sold by James A Renwick. lie will erect
a twelve story mercantile building on the plot
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

Broadway corner 12sd / st gos, sos SIX stpTy brick
noratJoT o1-ner: n ConfoTti. architect -. f7
9sth ST. n g. 1888 IT. : Of Broadway; for
owner: < Kobe architect. ect.-.-..-..-.........-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
ALLEGED PRlzEFIeHTERs LET GO.

Magistrate Barlow, in jefferson Market Court.
yesterday discharged the manager OF the Long
Acre Athletic Club OF No. 1913 West 29th street
and also two pugilists, who arrested for
the second time within few days, charged
with taking part in a przehght. Magistrate
Barlow said evidence was offered to show
admission was charged.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
MRS. S. 7. POST GETS DIVORCE.

Supreme Court Justice Leventritt has granted
n decree OF absolute divorce 10 Mrs Sarah T.
Post from her husband. Guy b. Post. They We're
married in san Francisco Or April IS, 1897. The
decree was granted by recommendation OF
George Haas. who was appointed referee.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
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BUILDING CONTRACTS.
$4,000

Norris corner Burnside ave, ll3 9X
loans Lochinvor Realty. COMPANY, $50.
Bailey ave. S. 335 IL IT, II. OF 23lst ST.. 5Ox
1911 irregular. James A RenwtCk
trustee. loans James WhHian- 4.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
SELLS TWO APARTMENr HOUSES.

NJ Cohn & Co have sold FOR client Of Iowen-
field & Prayer two new six story apartment houses,
on plot ooIxloo feet. at the northwest corner of
l2ith 81 and Amsterdam ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
SUPERINTENDENT STEVENS BETTER

Albany. April 16.-WOrd was received - is-s,,s.s
day from New York that SuperinteAes.-. -,vro
OF the state Department Of Public WoESs. w. w.
has been III in New York. was greatly - FF5-rror-
and would be back IN Albany to-nisHs
row.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
JUDGMENTS.
The following Judgments were filed yesterday
the first nan,.. halna hat nl the Lahtor:

Inc fOllOWlng judgments were H'eU SeSteAu"1'
the first being that of the debtor;
Archibald r E,lv,p-TJarrv stein .......-.. SEA
BARLOW C.h1rles R-Joseph W Innd. 494 10
Boettner IuIus-McC;ravy PuhisbinE Company 81
Bernstein Frank F-Alfred 1. YioLan. 124 u
Baker. John mot summonedl-AbTahau Johnson a., -
bradford Herman psorie etc ...............
Bernstine Observation-Disclosures Il; M,t'rea. los T2
Bolenbacher IacOh--Cvover Wine Company. 05
Eoxassian Sarber-Bernarl M sander. S1
Clrrie Joseph M-RoSert . Henry .............
Cohen, Charles-Jacob Weitzner. 126 al
John-John McDonald: 107 Ol
Drake Marv-Same. costs .................. 1O7 G3
Dubnsky Dcra-Guiseppe Arnone. ............ l45 IS
fishing compsnS Hho' Iss &c
De Leon George N -sirnpson crawford company IS 50
Dunn. Ralph H-Iosenh h NaIlon 81 aI...-.. 05 90
De Spotte Paui-Pe0ple etc ............. 500 %
Freedman. Morrs-Tenemens House Department 80 Al
FrOehlck JacOb-sane. .,............... 264 a
FOran. MaTgaret--same OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 28t pi
Fla1man woOlf-CharIe5 Cialawsli i............ 81 N
Farmer. Albert J-Smlth x Dfablev 5000
Fried. Samuel and El!as-VViIiiam Schmper Co 20
Faust. Saul-Robert Res & CO...s........... 25G "a
Gagan John ChsTlcs-David Jacobs......... ae5 81
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

17eth st q g. 100 IT, os Amsterdam ave-
Builders Heating Company ast Louis Mayer
all septem&ssT & rs & leCs 10y 6e2SsIs1 so2o o.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
BUYS A PLArT STREET BUILDING.

Horace s Ely & Co have sold for the White
estate to tho George chris Realty Company No
l6 Flatt ~. four story building. on lot 2o1xs
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
Country Property to Let.

TO,fEs IN THE NORTH END SECTION Of Newark:
f1 T-S-lO rooms; moderate rents MTRON W. MORSE.
Third ave. Newark. N J.
DpAUTIFUL second aoor; brand finely deco
ID rated: separate steam heaters entrances; only
s3s meas station. CHARLES ORBEN. 7S4 Broad st.
Newark.
OCEAN GROVE. N The ideal shore resort; de-
W sirabIe cottages rent for the season. 500 up
ward send for catalogue. OTIS F. LEE. ReaI estate.
65 Main ST., Ocean Grove. y. ].
rIyARRYTOWN-Ho House, IA electric light. BATH
IL stable, fruit: five acres: hne river view; rent
moderate. JOHN WEBER. owner. BeekTan st,
CtLEN RIDGE N up house. II rooms
VI and bathrooms; minutes from Golf Club; Z
minutes station. II s BRADFORD, 359 Ridge
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
Furnished Houses to Let-Country.

FTNO RENT FOR SEASON.-IdeaI summer home %
ten rooms. furnished; high elevation. hns water
and shade garden opportIniry fruits
fifteen minutes walk from small lake: one mile rail-
road station Bradford y. II. half
Lake. references exchanged. Address Mrs
l.. BROWN. - Rumford Concord y,
(tANADA-Furnished 4 summer cottage. Stoney Lake
Y Kawartha Lakes for sale
ton; complete and in excellent condition. Y
- Tribune
A BEAUTIFUL. country home. furnished 70 Iet for
~ summer. Address II Bank ST. Dover. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
To Let for Business Purposes.

0D AND 9TH LOFTS: 4S Warren St. with electric
lam 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17

C;eoebeear I,rn-saine ..-......... saS 81
TIsr6st WilIiau-Iohu Wsnarakar e AL. 1885
Hooksy Waua T-Tenenlent House Department 264 81
JJo@D9, V-flIiau7 t.-Tacob Marks er ai..--. Ii22
Hickey sylvester NJ -Jarurs HAYES a; ALL. 81 "a
Iiaves .r4revv Y -T1ssDb BerE - al l........ QS
IS9rnssb Sbr,hqr, y -pe0ole atc-.-......... 5EO
Hobson Beni WIWiliam Koch ................ 6E3 81
hS5aSyeTy TaS y,1 C.sa 1924
Jrf9s roSr -.Iosanh = r-1,ruan ....--.... 6f$0S
JCvSs Ma L Geo w Aih-icbt .......... Ia
TSrbfi. TCse,5- Nbrabsv- ps-rar,I Al 9S
1870 J--,'-i- Ss,.,I,e fOO
iLee-"-'tf rl-anI 1000
1Dtrc.tt cuts -rensv1ert T4,use DsDarrr1ent 284 al
e'-S Sb-,L,-- Ss,,s 264 a
I,- T,-,L - H,,,i. i:,ssJ, Nfe~y,,fsS - 9I65
sS ,t.N,tt 80 -tS,.-,,,, t--rs+ !. - 4sS 4S
Nsr-,ss 49, " HVstbar simon ...... 9S4 Y
Sisrlso-,r s,r,C,, ts1- ,,rtrL.sr5oT ~ al AZ o
Mills Walter R.-JOSePh Beck ct al al-.--.....s-s ~
MCtHRry. ZueFSiiN Reich 30
Nicoll Louis C-tieoTEe SprcksraOf. et al--- ssS
NeloerSe' lles ;,ulI :, ls.,so, 1Os1 az
S\sss'uTI. .'lS'sN ~. - .. ,i S4&5
~ rSo ,,,s-c,.,gjrs N5 SHERMAN 52l 81
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
Country Property for Sale.

a DESIRABLE COI;NTFY RESIDENCE
N Harlem Div: hour out: 1 mile from station
grounds Ia acres fruit and shade trees. house
large pazzas 8 bath. all impros suents. large
attic light and high elevaton price S60OO prompt
1'''O' AsHFoRTH & Co. II EAST AID STREET
pEsIDENCE and grounds in Lyme Township. oa Con
III nectIct River: location healthy pleasant
ticulars from JOHN ANDERSON. Cedar Grove. Brock
way. Conn
7 AXE OF 200 acres with lSO OF land; IS room
house tenant houses &c. excellent Toads foT motor
ins: Philadelphia L. G. LEONARD, FeitoS- Del
T)I.AINFIEI.D. y. J.-Country honss ana farms for
il sale send 3 FOR Homeseekers' Guide. IRA l.
Ia RUE near station. Plaiuheld. y. J.
nESIDENCE and grounds in Lyme township Cor
IN Decticut River location healthy and pleasant Par
ticulars from JOHN ANDERSON Cedar Grove. Brock
way. Conn.
n OTIS riEh. or the Sound minutes SHORE
Il ACRES REAItTT Co. 2O2 East 23d ST
OAO-FOREST PARKWAY . attic rooms.
SfU bath. detached. furnace heat: 20 feet OF
ground Address Forest Parkway. Woodhaven.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
Country Property for Sale or to Let,

OCEAN GROVE y. cottages bungalows and
W boarding houses for sale rent genuine bargains
in seashore homes. For particulars call write
OSBORN & SMITH. 40 Main Ave. Ocean Grove n ]
Booklet request
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
Furnished Apartments to Let.

A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS. pri-
a. vate bath; $50 daily, including meals. one SIS
two 50 weekly THE ALABAMA. Is East I1th
"a now for rent THE RHINELANDER. u 5th
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

On LOTS FOR SALE near Brighton L. 5000 20 $500
GU each. also Is fine building Avenue l. re-
strlcted L. station. other bargains CHAS H.
SEWERS. 260 Washington ave. Parkvils Brooklyn.
DOROTGF PARK--Two lots; special offer: 14th ave
I'D Cd feet nom S9h best location IN Borough
\. D. RAYNOE. 49I5 I4th
TyOR SALE,-59S Rogers ave. rear Winthrop 81 Flat
IT bush Just completed six flats each house: fine i-
vestrnent Owner ]. n DOHERTY & BRO, on premises
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
Real Estate.

F1FT@ AWEMuG
' S-IE FUR GENILEMANS RESIDENcR
35 x 100
S6OOO PER FRONT FOOT
SOLE AGENTS
HENRY ID. WINANS & NAV
I49 FIFTH AVE, NEAR 5sTH st
fSAktiAIN-Will sell key Lot. e1cavatsd, one bIsr.
-. Ho1a lsIst 81 subway station, small cash ps-
nent owner. DUFF. ltI Broadway -
lSD' near Fark ave-Handsome four Story and ba.,..
80 ue1t high stooD dwelling 0sxlOO,; asxInr 49,
$4,000 FRANK. 624 Madison ave. @ ''''o'
ENoR SALE,-5S2 West End ave; fnmsdiars nos,
S3d '-'@I' Hass
TTPPER WEST AVE. NO s1s-Tbre.-zto-v ,-1
oaseI;ent private dwelling. in excellent condition
East 21St - " -'-iN-I- -
The sun., 1907-08-15
NEW ISLAND ~ EAST KIVER.
Bum b, the TuRneI Company why Not Pm
Lighthouse on II:

Bum b, the Tunnei Company why No, Pm
Lighthouse on ~"
The New York and Long Island Railway
Company. as an aid in constructing the
tunnel under the Fast River at Forty
second street, built an island $50 feet long
and 100 feet wide in the middle Of the river
The beginning Of the island was a small
rock. the first in the Man-o'-War Reef,
which Just showed above the water at low
tide. The company put up big power
house containing four electric motors and
a big steam engine. all Of which are used
in forcing compressed air into the bores
Two shafts have beeh sunk to the tunnel
i2s feet below the water line from the island
The company obtained the permission Of
the War Department to build the island,
but it will have to remove it unless some
provision is made by Congress-. 1t is under
stood that a bill will be introduced in the
next Congress providing for the establish
ment Of a lighthouse on the island The
pilot association 10 in favor Of il.
The sun., 1907-08-15
.S0l IRREL nm BURNS DOWN.
Almost a Caiskiii Forest Fire. Too -Guests
Lose Clothes and Jewels.

TAxSEEsvn4LE. y. V. Aug. 1.-two
hundred and fifty guests were driven from
the Squirrel Inn in Twilight Park in the
Catslills by a sudden and fierce fire which
destroyed the building at 10 O'Clock this
morning The fire spread to the woods. dried
by two weeks drought. and it took hard
work to avert forest fire. A big gasolene
tank was surrounded by flames, and guests.
help and children ran TO the woods to avoid
the threatened explosion.
When the fire fighters arrived the inn
was gone and the flames were spreading
to the nearby cottages. Guests from the
Santa Cruz Lodge and Lodge End Inn had
packed their trunks and were moving.
dragging their baggage down the mountain
road. BY cutting wide circle in front Of
the forest blaze and then back firing the
underbrush and putting wet blankets on
the neighboring roofs the fire was con-
fined to the vicinity Of the inn.
The Squirrel Inn. which was one OF the
largest hotels in the Catskils. was con-
Quoted by the Misses Paul Of Philadelphia.
The loss is about $4,000. partly qpvered by
insurance. Guests lost several Thousand
dollars worth OF clothing and jeTelry.
PORTLAND. Me-, Aug. 1.-THE Casino
and summer theatre at Underwood Springs.
a shore resort six miles from this city.
burned to-day. The loss is s35, 900. There
were about 100 persons in the Casino at the
time. but all escaped safely.
The sun., 1907-08-15
RAIsULI HAS M4CLEAN AGAIN.
sends word TO the British That Hls Terms
rer ReleAse Must BE Met at Once.

Special CGble Despatch 10 THK Sun
TANoIER, Aug. H.-Accounts from var
io,s sources agree that the news Of the bonn
bsrdment Of Casablanca has acted ad-
versely upon the chances Of freedom for
Kaid MacleaD. who was recently captured
by the bandit Raisuli. Ii is said that Raj
suli taking advantage Of the anti-Chris-
tian fury awakened among the Kmass
tribesnen. repossessed himself Of the Kaid.
either TO use him for the purpose Of securing
his own terms or TO protect the Kaid from
the vengeance Of the tribesmen. who would
make him a scapegoat for the Franco
Spanish reprisals upon their coreligionists
at Cassblanos.
IL is stated that Raisuli has taken the Kaid
to Ashkoon. on the borders OF Boni i-Aroe,
where Raisuii is preaching a holy war
LONDON. Aug. IA despatch to the
Daily Mail from Tsngier says that Raisuli
for the first time has sent a direct COM
munication to the British legation. It is
an ultimatum addressed to the British Min
lister. Gerard Lowther, declaring that unless
his terms are instantly accepted he will re-
move Kaid Maclean to where all the armies
OF Europe could not pos sibly follow.
The sun., 1907-08-15
TARIFF ENJOYS FOR TsE a.. a.
james ID. Reynolds and Two Appraisers
doing 20 Investigate I'm Europe.

WASHINGTON, Aug. i4.-A delegation
of Government officers identified with the
Operation OF the tartn will be sent to Europe
about September IL for the purpose Of
making an investigation that ought to
have far reaching eject upon ths business
u American importers and manufacturers,
and may have an important bearing OH
tariff legislation. The delegation will con-
sist Of Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
James B. Reynolds and United States Cen
eral Appraisers Devriss and Waite.
The travellers will investigate in Eng s.
land. France and Germany conditions
which govern market price. export price
and ths system Of consular declaration
OF invoices. These matters have proved
Of vital Importance in the negotiations
between the State Department and the
German and French governments. look
ing to better tarin arrangements with
those countries. and they form the real
basis Of the attacks that have been made
by such organizations us the American
Protective Tariff League on the Federal
customs administration.
IL is probable that Mr.. Reynolds and his
associates will make report which will
have an important bearing on the negotia-
tons now pending between the United
States and France. France -is anxious
to negotiate reciprocity treaty with the
United States. and there have been many
exchanges on the subject between Secre-
tary Root and Ambassador Jusserand