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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-06
PERISH IN FLAMES.
One Child Dead and Two Others Dy-
ing at Point. Texas.

Roanoke, Texas, Dec. 6.-One
child burned to death and two 9th
er children are so badly injured that
their lives are despaired of, are the
results of fire that destroyed the
home of John Nelson, near the town
of Point, last night The dead child
was 3 years of age, the others youn-
ger The origin and other details OF
the fire have not been learned.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-06

The next Lord 8 day scripture les
son for the class of men and women
at the Main Street Christian church
will be as follows: Matt. 3:I-11;
Mark 1:1-11: Luke 3:1-22: John /:
| 9-2S. Chalmers Mcpherson
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-06
Vote of Confidence

Berlin. Dec. 6-The reichstaS has
passed vote OF confidence IN Chah-
cellor Won Buelow.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-06
Pleas of Guilty Accepted.

The following pleas of guilty have
been accepted in the county COURT
Jerry Washington. simple assault:
fined $500.
Hrrofef Brow II ..--dlst4rbing the
peace fined $500
John Taylor gaming; fined $40.
Sam Crouch violating the local
option law; fined s25 and given
twenty days in jail.
Euliss PROXY, gaming, fined $40.
VIII Young, gaming; fined $40.
Read the Advertisements.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-06

Read the Advertisements
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
EX-JUDGE COWING BUYS.
PARCEL UPTOWN HOUSE.
Hudson Realty Company IN Vest
10th Street Deal.

The livallcst place yesterday in the real estate
market was the auction salesrooms. Joseph P.
Day had an offering Of seven parcels, and he had
no trouble in finding buyers.
For No. l0G Taverlcy place, five story brick
fathouse on lot 22x0- feet Cesare Razzetu
paid $31.250. Mrs Ciemcntina Studnlcka Pad
$3.50 for No. 1919 Bryant ave. two story
frame dwelling house a lot 25x10O feet ana
Harry Finkcstein paid $59.S92 for four plots
each 40x9911 feet, on the north side OF l4iIh
St, west of 1th ave. one Of the leading deals at
private sale was the purchase by eN-JudSe
Rufus r Cowing of a six story apartment house
on a plot 62x100 feet, at the southwest corner OF
119th st and ClaremOnt ave, from Robert fer-
guson He gave six dwelling houses on WaSh-
ington Heights in part payment
Walter y. Mabie sold yesterday for cleht 10
the Hudson Realty Company No. West loth ST.
a four story building plot 35Xloulo 1eet. II
adiofns 5th ave. corner parcel
David Hoexter and John A Lawrence sold d
five story hathouse with store, on a lot 25oX9O
feet. at the southeast corner Of 11Sth ST ana
Park ave- for Gustave s. Boehm to A Borst
A twenty-five story office building is TO DC
built on the site of the Fifth Avenue Hotel A
complete report of the project will be found IN
another column.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
FRAUD AND COLLISION.
Finding Of Pennsylvania Capitol
Investigating Com MISSION.

Harrisburg Penn June 2S-The Capitol in
,,ae-iration commission completed the taking Of
testimony to-day with the examination OF eX-
Governor stone Of Pittsburg. president OF the
C,apitol Ruilding Commission. by which the con-
tract WAS let to Payne & Co, for the construc-
ton of the Capitol Mr., Stone was also president
q the Board Of Grounds and Buildings. by virtue
# his office Of Governor in 1902. when the Penn
sylvania Construction Company received a con-
tract for metallic furniture. This contract was
sf-erEvard made 50 elastic to enable the COM
rany to supply metallic furniture costing q
coo 600 for the Capitol which the commissions :
experts say could have been furnished at proht
for S350.000
The commission VIII now prepare its report to
Governor Stuart. upon which civil and criminal
prosecutions win be Instituted by Attorney Cen
cral Todd.
The report will set forth, according to mem
Der Of the commission that there was evident
colllsion and conspiracy between Joseph NJ
Huston. the Philadelphia architect. and John
II Sanderson, Of Philadelphia contractor for
the Capitol furnishings: that the contracts for
the SgNOOUO Of furnishings We're improperly
Jet and not u the lowest bidders; that the fur
nishings were not purchased at the prevailing
market prices. as the law requires tina; in
ferior goods were supplied not in accordance
with the plans and specifications. and that
there IS evidence OF shortages: THAI the mem
bers of the building commission and of the
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings were
derelct in their duties TO the state in not check
ing the evident fraud and collusion that existed
and that there We're gross overcharges and eX-
travaEances IN supplying the furnishings
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
STEAMER sCRAPEs SCHOONER IN FOG.
Immigrants on Austrian Liner Think Ship
Is Sinking

The Austrian steamer Gulia, from Patras, which
arrived yesterday reported having been IN col
lison I'm a dense fog OFF the Nantucket lightship
on Thursday morning with the schooner Maude
Palmsl. bound from Boston for Newport News IN
ballast. Captain Cherubni said yesterday that he
running along under mere steerageway about
two miles southeast OF the Hghtship. when the
schooner loomed up suddenly off tho starboard
bow. Before he could put TO port the schooner's
bowsprit sCraped along the starboard rail forward
ripping the side light. The impact sent Vi
braton through the steamer and instantly the
decks were flooded with immigrants. who thought
the Giulia about to sink. There small
panic in tho steerage
After the collision the Palmer sailed of into tho
fog. Captain Cherubm said the loss Of her bow
spirit perhaps the only damage she had
tained
The steamer Hardanger. anchored I'm the Upper
Bay. hit early yesterday morning by the stone
laden barge Rose which in tow Of the tug
boat America Thomas Hyatt night inspector of
the customs service. who board the
IIardanGer, the barge heading for the steamer
and waved red lantern, but 1t late
avert a collision. The barge sank ten minutes
after striking. Tho Hardanger only slightly
damaged
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
OPERITION KILLS PUPS.
Report Of Experiment HorTfes
.Staid BrO0kIynites.

Certain Brooklyn members of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty Animals were more or
less horrified last night when they read in one OF
the borough's evening papers that some young
surgeons had tried TO make 'SlameSe twins out
of two puppies After an investigation the horrors
skin grating, which without pain to the pup
pies. Four days after the operation on the pup
pies the wounds became infected and they We're
chloroformed.
The operation the puppies took place about
ten days ago in the Bradford Street Hospital.
which is under the charge of DR.. A. \. Brown.
one Of the members of the Kings County Hospital
staff. The place is reception hospital for the
big institution in Flatbush. The operation is
one technically known attempt to make
the arteriOles of one dog anastomose through the
skin with the arterioles of another. The operation
is uncommon. being in effect much Ike the
old method Of skin grating
When the old dog attached to the Bradford
Street Hospital had litter OF puppies some days
ago 4 member of the staff Of the county hospital
a Johns Hopkins man-thought they would afford a
good opportunity to make this experiment. Ac-
cordnEly, when the pups were day Old two or
intcrnes from the hospital performed the opera
ton. THE puppies were chloroformed and in
cision made the side of each The skin Of one
was then Joined to that of the other. the puppies
being handagcd together that their reStleSSneSs
might not cause them any pain. -Four days later
blood poisoning in, and the puppies We're
chloroformed. Had no anRsthctlc been used the
undeveloped that they probably would have eN-
perienced only slight discomfort during the opera
ton itself. \ it was. the surgeons who performed
the operation declared last night that 1t was an
solutely painless and that there was no cruelty
connected with the experiment. Their statements
laughing at the yarn that the dogs had been
'-SialnCSed
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
AMBULANCE CHAsERS CHECKED.
Lawyers Runners No Longer Allowed to
See Police Slips of Accidents.

The lawyers runners" who have hung around
Police Headquarters for many years have re-
ceived a hard blow since II was announced that
hereafter only recognized newspaper reporters
would have access TO the accident slips given out
by the police. II was the duty Of these run
ners' 70 copy the slips as soon as they were
given out and telephone them 70 the lawyer by
whom they were employed. The lawyer would
then send a representative TO see the person
injured, and nine times out Of ter would be re-
tanned by the injured person TO look after his
or her interests iE court
The move was the result of an order sent out
hy Acting Corporation Counsel @. L. Sterling,
and BE- has sent out letter in explanation Of
his action. Mr.. Sterling calls attention to the
fact that the posting Of these slips 50 that they
are available 10 the runners" promotes litiga-
sion and that his wish is that only the author
lied newspaper men be allowed TO the slips.
de says that Of his assistants has had an
interview with Deputy Commissioner Hanson
TIA the subject and both Of them decided that It
would be wise TO try the new rule for some
Tirae
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Charles IIohIer has sold for Mrs L A Guck No l2S
Manhattan ave. three queen Anne dwelling house
SKIS . -
The whitehall Realty Company has sold plot BOX
81 feet side of Drummer ave 40 feet south
of %ereid a.
N Menschel has sold Jacob PolatcHck I've story
building or lot 27x5o southwest corner OF
Sth lsf
Mrs L. Freurd has sold No 81 Mansin ~, hve story
tenement house. on n lot 25Il00 feet
L FelinRn has sold No 2a2 East loTth st. nve
story tenement house a lot 25Tloo II feet
Emil y Iohannser sold Mr Werner n hve
story tenement house 40 East SD ST tot 2aT
1O2
Delaney have sold FOR Peter Doerr fve story
hathouse No lG9th At on a lot 25X1Ohll feet
Arthur 6. Muhlker has sold for client Samuel
Wenb No 535 East ssh St Ave story double hathouse
o a 25NlnDs
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
DECLINE IN RUSSIAN STOCKS.
New Loan Will Net Less than $17, 100000
Receipts Fall Off.

ST. Petersburg, June 2S.-Frices declined slightly
on the Bourse to-day owing the issue Of the in
ternal loan Of S25,n5orpo. imperial Is sinking 10
7G5s. against 707s on June 26. The money will be
drawn, like the previous loan, from the deposits
in the state savings banks. which are showing
steady increases The nominal isEue $250po go. will
net tho government less than $4,000. The loan
will be issued between 60 and 10
The Finance Ministry intended float the loan
later in the year The fact that II s issued now is
due to the falling off in the income during the
spring months, the receipts for April being espe-
ciay disappointing. The receipts from the vodka
monopoly. due TO the decrease in consumption by
the impoverished peasantry. E3.350.000 less
than In April 1900 The diminution Of thisNlm-
portant source Of revenue may reach $25 o0Onpifor
the yea. and the possibility Of another loan Is ad-
mited at the Finance Ministry
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
OSSINING HIGH SCHOOL CLOSES.
Trolley Line to Peekskil Meets with Unex-
pected Check

The commencement exercises OF the Ossining
High School were held in the First Baptist Church
on Thursday evening The graduating class con-
sisted of fourteen members. The diplomas We're
presented by President Milton {. Palmer Of the
Board Of Education.
The address TO tho class delivered by the
Rev. Gibson W Harris. Surrogate Frank Y, Null
lard presented the girls essay prize; Thomas f.
Curran the City Attorney OF Yonkers. gave the
boys Grafton prize; Judge J. Bennett Southard of
Putnam County. the Palmer scholarship prize, and
James k Apgar the Benjamin r. Marshall second
scholarship prize.
Plans for the trolley line between Ossining and
Peeksk have met with some opposition from the
residents of Harmon, north Of Ossining where a
permit to allow the trolley lines to cross their
property has been refused All the roads in Har-
mon present private property.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
MARIE DREssLER BUYS /. /. PLOT.

The Mccormack Real Estate Company solo lest WeH ~ ~
small cash buyers tota OF iuH
lots valued t SO 900 ana a syndicate Of opera
II Norden sold the block OF lorlN i''s
bounded by Aspen ard Birch and Tu!iF ave.
Among purchasers pots Floral PARKWAY VIE
Marie Dresslor Charles Ross of Ross tenton liatI
Cifoil Jones' Frank Keenan, and Other lhea'r'cu
people transactions included eight "tS on u' Gus.
sid of Floral Parkway. between oak and Pine SIS :
twelve lots On side or Floral PARKWAY '',We'i
Tlolnont and Cedar lots the north sce OF
tarnaton ave- Platnheld and Floral fatk
way. eight lots north side of Carnaton ave- pc
Floral and the eastern boundary {" ine
property lots the south side OF 'fifha
ave between Uemon; Chestnut SITS ana t"siFf i"tS
ON tthe west side or Birch between Spruce st ana
Floral Parkway Plans nave been prepared ior he ereV
lon tbrty dwelling houses including tho houses OF
Fllward J McCormack = Maujer Mclaughlin hiia ~. -
Van Norden. respectively. Flooo" N'-''' anu
eS ~
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
BALTIC POOL" MUST ANSWER.
Formal Complaint Filed with Commission by
Peter Wright & Sons.

Washington June 25.-Foow!ng the statement
submitted recently TO the Interstate Commerce
Commission by Peter Wright & Sons. Of Ph1adei-
phia agents for the Cosmopolitan shipping Com
panv concerning an alleged pooling arrangement
between The Hamburg-American Packet Company
and ether transatlantic steamship lines and the
inland commerce carriers OF America, a formal
cor7uIaint was fled with the commission to-day.
The complainant is the Cosmopolitan Shipping Com
many and the Hamburg American Packet Com
lany. the North German Lloyd Steamship Company.
the Wilson tHulD lines and the Scandinavian
American Line are made the defendants
The commission is asked TO declare illegal the
alleged combination for the division Of freghts
described as the Baltic Pool. TO declare unlaW-
fl.l the alleged monopoly maintained by the Ham
burc-Americau Packet Company as tending to de-
treas. comnettion. and make such orders and
rules as Will prevent continuance of the "eXac-
lions and unjust discrimination" practised by the
defendant steamship lines
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
MUSIC AT THE HOTEL RIcCADoNNA
Programme Includes Two Days and En-
braces the Popular and the Classic.

Bavettas Band. which has been playing this sea-
son at the Hotel Riccadonna, Brighton Beach. has
arranged a musical programme for Saturday and
Sunday. II will include selections by the noted
composers. well the popular airs. The pro-
gramme for this afternoon will be follows:
WaldeufeI; Coronation from The Prophet). Meyer
beer. Golden Rod Feist; 'Riccadonna Moniscolco;
Somewhere" Harris: The Red MIL Herbert Will
Tell Rossini; "Cavalleria Rustcana, Mascagni:
Love Me and the World Is Mine" Witmark; 'Rigo-
letto,' Verdi.
Saturday evening "reminiscences of Verdi" Godfrey;
san Antonio Remick; Dance OF the Hours" Ponchi-
ELL; Light Cavalry Won Suppe; Italian Nights
Toban Cherry. Remick; "a Society Circus" Klein.
Echoes from Metropolitan opera House., Tobani ''7th
Regiment" Dunn The Spring Chicken Carrie; Morn
ing Noon and Night in Vienna, Won Suppe: The Star
Spanged Banner
Sunday afternoon: ''Fentana." Hubbell; Queen of
the Flowers. De stefano; Popularity" Cohan: Mar
tha." Flotow: School Days" Edwards; bohemian
Girl Tobani: Lucia di Lammermoor" Tobani:
When the Flowers Bloom in Springtime." Won Tilzer;
The Bird on Nellie's Hat" Stern; Blue Danube =
Strauss; THE Cavalier" Harris
Sunday evening: THE Prince of PiIsen" Luders:
She Was Grand Old Lady" Stern; The Daughter
Of the Regiment" Tobani When You Know You're
Not Forgotten by the Girl You Cant Forget TIeIf and
aager' The Grand Mosu" Luders; The Collegiate =
Name; Poet and Peasant" Won suppe; "Arrah Wan
ma, Hayiland; Strains from Stein" Stein; The Red
Mill Herbert; Barber of Seville" Roasni; Tho
Star Spangled Banner"
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
RUMoR OF FRANco-GERMAN TREATY
French Senator Believes That Kaiser Seeks
an Understanding on Morocco.

Paris. June 2S.-The gracious reception which En-
peror William accorded to the French participants
in the KieI regatta and the audience granted TO NJ
Etienne. the former Minister Of War have made an
impression here. Senator Saint German, in in
terView published to-day claims to have proof that
the Emperor Is holding the olive branch He
says his Enajesty realizes that the only possible
move for Germany in her present isolation is an
understanding with France. and that the first
step in this direction is agreement covering
Morocco. With this end in view. the Senator adds.
the Moroccan authorities have received hint
that they longer rely the support OF
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
MRS. MINER MUST TESTIFY.
Examination Before Trial of Redding Suit
Ordered by Court.

Mrs Mary A Miner who Mrs. Charles T.
Yerkes must submit 10 examination before tflal
IN a suit brought against he- by Joseph Redding
10 recover % per Of all the property received
by her the death OF Mr.. IeTkes, according 10
a decision handed down yesterday by Justice
Truax in the Supreme Court. Counsel for Mrs.
Miner said that the only reason Reddng wanted
property left to her.
Redding in his suit says that he was engaged 70
travel through Europe in 1904 and 1903 10 inNestl-
gate the securities and other property which made
up the estate Of Mr.. Yerkes, and for this service
he alleges he receive % per cent If all the
property that Mrs. Yerkes might receive upon her
husbands death.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
CUBAN LIQUOR FIRMS TO CLOSE.

Havana, June 2S-The Union Liquor Manu-
facturers Of Cuba, with one exception, today
voted to close their factories July 3. alleging
that il was impossible to continue operations
owing to veXatiOus and oppressive fines for vio-
latfons OF the law imposed by the chief Of the
Excise Department All the distilleres agreed
10 stop the sale Of potable alcohol The action OF
the manufacturers is important, the loan OF
S33OoOO00 TO ray the army of revolution is
based the special tax on manufactured
liquors, cigars ami matches. OF this special tax
the liquor dealers pay $1.J0OOOO annually.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
HARD FIGHTING IN ARMENIA.
Russian Troops Moved to Frontier to Pre-
vent Fugitives from Crossing.

Tiiis, June 2s.-On account Of the anarchlcal con
diiions Of Bitlis. Turkish Armenia. where hard
nshtlng between Mussulmans and Armenians has
occurred the Russian troops the Turkish from
TIER have been heavily strengthened I'm order to
prevent the crossing of Armenian refugees and a
spread OF the agitation to Russian territory. A
repetition of the Armenian massacres Of 1896. when
thousands Of Armenian refugees crossed the from
tier and settled in Southern Caucasus, is feared.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.

Destination steamer Close IN New York
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
(via Francisco)-United states
transport Sherman .-...... - 80. June 80 800 m
China and Philippine
Islands Cyia Vancouver and Victoria,
II CO-Empress of Japan. ..-... July T. u a n
Hawaii Japan, COrea. China ana
Philippine Islands tva san Franciscol
q. m
Japan. Corea and China especially ad-
d-essed only. Cvia SeattleJ-Shtnano
Meru ........, .-......; July 500 m
Islands (via Tacoma)-Bellerophon July s. q m
Hawaii (via San FranCscol-Aameda. July s. GOO . IN
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, June %, 1907.
ARRIVED


Steamer Perugia (T5r) Johnston LRghorn June Na-
pies Palermo II. Henderson Brothers with II
cabin and l247 steerage and mdse Arrived
the Bar at $50
dI Torino GtaD. Farrero Naples JunA !;
Boiognesi. Hartheld Co with M3 steerage passen
gers and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 10 y m.
IroQuois Chichester. Jacksonville
Charleston "a the Clvde Steamship W passen
gers mdse. Left Quarantine 3;37
steamer tNor1 Hansen. Aniboy to Rem
nett Walsh & Co In ballast, Left Quarantine n 4.ey
Steamer Ada from Progreso. or Highlands at asa
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The York. which reported to
yesteTday when $50 miles east Of SANDY Hook. is
expected To dock about : y. m. to-day.
Ia Touraine. which reported to sable Island at 6:l5
m YESTERDAY when 200 miles of station. IS
expected to dock 100 a m Sunday
The Motke. which reported To Siascon>et at
teTlay when miles Of sandy Hook. Is expected
o dock about p. 10 day
Arabic, which reported to SasConset at 80 n.
yesterday. miles the Nantucket Light
ship is expected dock about 7:2o IN. day.
Furnessia which reported Cape Race noon
Yesterday when miles southeast OF station
expected % dock about 40 a. Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
10 IMPROVE HENRY r. HoYT,s HOUSE

Plans have been fled buildings Superintendent
Hfu-pby for enlargng rcmodeling tho hv" story
jvenE house No. 10th for Henry Z. Hoyt as
. owner The improvements. includGg new breakfast
room, md a payroom. to cost 5000 ac-
corIing Henry r Feton tie architect
Plans filed FOR IepodelltuG the hte story
dwelling house No 37th the Improvements
being made 7. Adorhe. owner IEnstz l. Rosen-
che
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
BUSINESS SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT

The Eagan School of Business. at No sc Hudson
street Hoboken. held it's commencement exercises
last night in the Lyric Theatre. at HOboken. Wal
NJ Chandler delivered the address TO the grad
yates, who formed the largest class in the his
tory of this school There 1876 women and IS
men in the class.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29

p ap4s9S; R9f s II ssa @ y RTys " 9: b, JqRe 20
steamer Rock. Lisht. from shields or sandy Hook
Steamer DoroShy White Wilmington. Del. to Lancet
& Go with oil on Highlands az 100 p m
folk to od Dominion Steamship Co WITH passenssrs
steamer virsinan gia4 MsnS, Fresman London Jun.
16 - The Atlantic Transport Line with mdse Arrived
steamer Aaa ,%orY olsvik rrosroso June 10 and cam
peohe ~ Baud Brothers. with miSe Arrived the
Steamer virneira sr, Puraon Philadelphia. p 70
Sa son T,s d de ' came 0 via % ons island sogn ''
soatncrn Paeins SomPany vita ndse ift aaTan'in.
Caneo Importing Company, with fruit Arrived The
Fsaaen I'm 1 @ Bssgga. 5g8s mail: "a .1S g
ndse Arrived az the Bar at : a m
stsaTtr Mama II Ha5S Charles Balmor1 ~ to c F0'
steamer Giua (Au.0. Cheruon trieste June 7 Patras
es5 passengers and mtse Arrived Bar
steamer jame.t9xn Catherine NsvPo5t News and Nor
ssnycrs and md,e Let, ouaTantine 1850 ? m
HaTd HgrR1 Co. %h g CABIN EaPS aS s ~
age and mdfs & ArToed & a, the ar a. 10 m
with mdsr arrived at the Bar at u as m: c7th
Grenada 20 10 the trinidad shipping and Tradins g.
Win q passengers mails and dse Arrived AZ ths Rar
steamer csesagsn.e CR5., CRY s,nsagor. MAY 50
PhiHp Ruprecht. with benzne. Arrived the bar
steamer Du.endnrt Ger. Ttnnm Hamburs June a TO
steamer PsnnsyIvan,a Ger. Grcnreyer Hamburg June
IL and Plymouth the Hamburg American Line with
passengers and mdse Anchored in quarantine a:43
2
June Is and Plymouth II. tho Hamburg American
Ttre with 254 cabin and $500 steerage passengers
mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar s.45 = m
Sandy Hook, Juno .. $40 ul-Wind southwest
moderate breeze. clear.
SAILED
@ %Gs Fsh9d1 % a & &FSdS SiSs Re T Sso
&c asda tRrl Montevteo La Plata etc Pisa ct;eT9
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED
Liverpool. 2sCeiric CBr) Bartlett York via
Queenstown
Southampton 2T-Adratic (Rr>. Smith. New York
via plymouth and CherbourS
NapIes 2T-Nord America UtaD. "a Rarbiert New
York
SAILED.
Southampton June IS. 3:26 Ir-Kaisern Aususte Vic
toria tGer). Kuser Crom Hamburg) New York via
Cherhours C1tth di Milsno utaD PogEl (from GenoaC
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
ALpERpIcE CONVICTION AFFIRMED.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court
HANDED down decision yesterday affirming the
Judgment conyictng James S. Alderdce of forgery
in the first degree The Indictment charged that
he had forged deed and conveyance purporting
10 be the act OF Mary J. Oliver. He was sentenced
70 eighteen years imprisonment Alderdice was a
lawyer
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
GETS SITE FOR APARTMENT HOUSE.

MAYER : Auerbacl has 10 John II. Springer n
rIot 75xlo7 feet on side Of Fort washington
ave 1nn feet south Of I7Oth stN story elevator
APARTMENT house Will be erected on the site.