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New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
H4LTS ALLEGED GRABS.
Jersey City Holds Up McAdoo and
LdckazcQnnQ Construction.

The Jersey City police stopped two railway COM
panes from alleged grabs Of city property yester-
day. The McAdoo tunnel company had opened
Railroad avenue and cleared the earth away from
a sewer pipe preparatory to moving the pipe.
An ordinance passed by the Street and Water
Board last year permits the company to open the
street but not interfere with any Of the pipes
until the plans are ratified by the city officials.
The foreman of the gang forced by the police
stop work a that point and TO continue at an
other, distant from the pipe. The police remained
guard all day proteCtethe pipe, and work was
not resumed
The other railway construction interrupted by the
police was the suspected larceny of street cross
ing by the Lackawanna, which had laid spur
from its tracks toward the big plant Of a lard
company. vgilant policeman discovered IT just
as the had reached Coles street at 18th street
Chief Monohan ordered a squad of men 10 the
scene when he learned that the railroad company
had not obtained even sought permission of the
city 10 cross the street Five policemen were kept
constantly guard the crossing, as the COM
pany had everything in readiness TO complete the
spur in few minutes.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
"KID" EVERETT EX0NERATED.
Coroner Says Inquest in Rosenheimer Muir
der Was Fruitless-Arrests Expected Soon.

Coroner Weisendanger of westchester County
ended yesterday his inquest into the murder OF
Julius T Rosenheimer Of Pelham, who was slain
in the rear of his home June 49, but the evil
dence taken failed bring out any facts which
would call for arrest.
The investigation held at the Rosenheimer
home and only the coroner, Superintendent Fuller
of the Pnkerton Service; Sheriff Lane and the wit
nesses were present. Each witness was examined
secretly and although numerous affldavits obtained
by detectives submitted Coroner Weisendanger
said last night that the testimony was insufficient
for him issue a warrant. 1t is reported on good
authority, however. that the detectives have
clew that two crooks ex-convict and
the other a highway robber. both well known 10
the police of this city, near Pelham the
night Mr.. Rosenhemer was killed. and II is
pected that they will be under within forty
eight hours.
The inquest. the coroner says, resulted in COM
plete exoneretion of Kid Everett the amateur
pugst. The said he had Everett before
him and he denied all the stories that had been
reported against him. especially the told by the
chauffeur for Mr.. Rosenheimer. who said that the
pugist told him Ditch the man" meaning Mr..
Rosenhemer.
You can say for me without fear of contradic-
ton" said the coroner that the evidence so far
fails TO bring to light anything that will solve
murder. except that the motive was robbery"
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
OTHER MARKErs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July SEATTLE Receipts about 25 900 head
market steady 10 lOc higher prime steers
81 GUg$I 25: 50 25q$5 23; S3SJ 90 bulls
So SpnS5; calves S3aSI -. stoceI5 feeders
itoS-keCeipts about 10000 head market choice ltgnt
steady others &c good prime heavy IS GUll$5
medium to good heavy, 50 SoHSj no butchers weights
50 SGS6 go7t to prime mixed s. SU9S5 50. light mixed
SG4$n 20 packing, $5QS5 10; pigs s. 5caS6
50 OIl=Q$6 lIi4; bulk of sales 50 75Q$3 90 SHEEP
Eeceipts about y Q0O head, market steady sheep I5
ass; yearlings S. 5oaS6 70; lambs So 5oG$7 -.
East Buffalo. July S-CATTI4E-Re Receipts. 1900 head
active and l9P2gc higher prime steers ST 5Oas7; ship
ping. - 5iSS 6 butchers 81 75G$8. heifers SASS G
cows 81 23qS! 10 bulls 50 5oa$4 So stockeis feed
es 80 3aS4 30 stock heters, 81 ,1as3 75 fresh
and ana spTinsers STEADY slsg$5o yEALs-Reoeipts 5000
neat SLY ana 800 lower Sja$S HOGs-Recepts
tooDo head steady on light SLOW and shade on
S 39q$6 49, pigs. So 350SG 40 roughs $5GS5 2o stags
S4aN 3oi daiTies S1d$6 20 SHEEP AND I.AMBS-I{e-
Sstipis %-N head active: sheep steady: lambs csc
higher lambs, S5qSs 25 few So 50 yearlings SO $50
,9 EetheTs: s. 5ocS5 70 ewes. 81 25ds4 IS: sheep
Kansas tity July S--CATTLE-R Receipts II 600 head
including 5000 Southerns market steady Zoe lower
chooee export and dressed beef 25ms6 So fair
good #SS % Western steers "a 5Od so 40,
ana feeders 81 5OS5 Southern steers 50 5OdS5
cows S23N3 40; native 81 1884 80; native bef
ers ~ 2a@$5 4o bulls. sS4S4 rs: calves S4dsG HOES
Receipts 5000 head: market &c lower; TOP SO:
buk OF safes 50 3OG$5 %; heavy S5GS5 90 pacers
50 sodS5 ~ "a; Pigs and lights, SIS 9OG$R SHfcEsP-Re
seiPs IVOO head; market strong 10 lOc higher lambs
sla$I ea ewes and yearings $5 s5Gs6 Texas clipped
warnings 81 5>5 So Texas clipped sheep "a 5oas5 40.
stockers and feeders s3 2oGS4 25. "
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
AGED MAN KILLED IN SUBWAY.
Negro Didn't Drop Ticket, Evaded Guard,
Threw Passenger Before Train

The failure OF William curtis negro 20 drop
ticket IN the box at the subway station South
Ferry yesterday morning aged George
Metzinger his life. 1t took three patrolmen 20
keep the crowd from the negro after the old
had fallen before the oncOming express train.
The negro, New York Central Railroad porter
to the Tombs by Coroner Schrady
charge OF homicide. default of 5000 bail
According the stories of all concerned, except
ing the negro Curtis rushed by the ticket chopper
without dropping mis- ticket. one Of the station
tried 20 stop Curtis but the negro brushed
him aside az MetZinger came up. Curtis and the
old man grappled. and Metznger was forced to
the edge OF the walk. over which he tOttered and
fell before the train. He crushed. and died
at the Hudson Street Hospital shortly afterward.
When Metzinger lifted up and placed on tho
platform, barely conscious, the crowd surrounded
Curtis. Until the arrival Of the police, who had
to fight their way upstairs with him, he had
hard time of il. Curtis denied that ne threw the
old man off the platform.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
DIR. THOMAS MAY LIVE.
His O1cn and Injured Girls Rela-
tiUes Seek Explanations.

Now that it is fairly certain that his remark
able constitution will save DR. Julian p. Thomas.
the health food manufacturer and aeronaut. from
death as The result of his automobile smash-up
early yesterday morning. the problem which Is
Interesting the friends Of the family is whether
the accident will disrupt the Thomas home. Mrs.
Thomas and her brother saw the injured man
and the latter had long talk with him, after
which he came away. saying that the presence
OF the two women in the car was still uneX-
planable by him
Mrs. Thomas was at Arverne while her hus-
band riding about Westchester County.
1T is too early 10 say anything now she
said. i do not know anything about the acci-
dent save that my husband horribly hurt
in Il. Ny place now is by his side. What may
happen later l don't know"
AT that time Mrs. Thomas had not seen the
evening papers which had printed the denun-
citation OF DR.. Thomas by the father of Miss
Frances Haas, whose left leg amputated
above the knee in the morning save her life.
The father. Frank Haas, Of No. 268 West l31st
street, is nearly prostrated BY his daughters
experience. Her mother is with her now -
said Mr. Haas, after talking with his daughter.
She may not live, but she was good girl, a
good girl There was never a breath against
her name. But let me tell you this. if this DR..
Thomas gets well he has me 10 settle with for
last nights work"
According TO the story told by Miss Haas to
the 34th street ferry and offered TO take them
home in HIS racing machine. Instead Of that
he spent the night racing about The Bronx with
them.
When DR.. Thomas saw his brother-in-law
Walter G. Eberhardt. Of No. 254 West 112th
street, he asked him 10 take down statement
for publication, the gist Of which was that the
two young women had been interested in his
balloon ascensions. They met him. he said. but
without saying where. and told him that while
ing TO compromise on an automobile trip. so he
took them into the machine.
While it Will be at least a month before either
DR.. Thomas who has a compound fracture Of
the right leg, or Miss Haas can leave Fordham
Hospital the third person in the Thomas ma
chine, Miss Aline Weismann, who was at frs;
thought 10 be suffering with internal injuries
was discharged from Fordham yesterday after
noon though il is said she will carry severe
scars on her face and neck for the rest Of her
life
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, July s, 1907


Steamer Ely July 3. NJ Arrue
with fruit Arrived the Bar at IA N.
steamer Barbaro'sa tGerl. Noa Barielehen, Bremen
age passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar 2;3O
steamer Avalon 5lor, Rasmussen Por, Antonio July
the Cureo Importing Co. with fruit Arrived tho
steamer Idaho l3r). LoverltEe Hun June Il Via Bos-
ton July to sanderson Son. with mtse Arrived at
steamer Fl sud Higgins Galveston June to the
Southern Pacific CO. with ndse Left Quarantine 825
steamer city OF Atlanta. Smith. Savannah June g. TO
TIL Ocean s. Co. with passengers and tse LEI, quar-
steamer Eeyamo Cuban. Hun Tqn.pcq June 2s. Ha-
Eai'- 9 5'y ant aa,GIas % ne New 1orA and cuba
Steamer Brewster Ger. Book Port Antonio July 3 70
the United Fruit O. with passengers and fruit. Ar
steamer Lampasas Jnhuston~. Galveston July . and
rndse Left ouarantinc at "a p m ''
s steamer nilnn. nah tBr) Robinson, London June
P's,sosSTs o.a ana Gase 8rive9 at the Bar at
,,at"te - III, al1'n i'arhaaos June 80
and 81 Thomas ?. TO 2 Outerlridge g 90 with iii
passengers. nails and mtse Arrived al the Rar at
steamer Baker Ger oertel. Santa Marta July ?.
steamer HsraIan Boaz Newport News and Nor
steamer Maracaibo Perry Maracaibo June On =" and
seng"rs mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar . 80
steamer Kong Hnakon tNorl, Larsen. Byth rune
80 70 Bowr'ng ca. in ballast. Arrived at the Bar
s S 5aGoS & RTFn! % ON Y Hggy , caraGGas June
Arrived AZ the a m
steamer Bowie tBr) Kerr, Liverpool June 2s to the
White star Line. with mdse. Arrived tho Mt
steamer Dorothy. White. Wilmington Del to Lance
Steamer Porto Rico. Delano. Baltimore. to H G
steamer Baker. from Port Antonio Passed in Sandy
SANDY Hook y j. July s. go n-wiad northwest:
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
WIFE BEATER MAY DIE CURED.
Committee of Connecticut Citizens Treats
Him to Ducking and Thrashing.
[Ry Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Meriden. Conn. July S.-A party or angry fel-
low townsnaen Of William Lawton, Of Chester,
ducked him in the shiny muck of a mill pond at
midnight last night TO cure him of wife beating.
The treatment undoubtedly effective, but
LaWton may not survive.
The man had long been arousing public feel
ing against him by his brutal treatment OF his
wife. Neighbors had him arrested and he was
placed on probation.
Mrs. Lawton ran shrteling 10 a neighbor's s
home on Saturday night, bearing evidence OF a
beating
Then the committee waited on him After the
ducking Lawton stripped and beaten until
he s,vore he would not again abuse his wife.
His wife is tenderly nursing him.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
TRANSACTIONS IN RFAITv

A1nes CO. have sold FOR Potter & Brother No III
Fest i7th 81, four story dwelling house on lot 25at2
O. Joha such has SOLD % Matthew J. waeeleEan through
Snowber & Co No 100 Nest St five story double
apartment house lot - sxl0D
Samuel Grossman has Bought from John Sack Nos Ca3
and Gl East llth ct. two four story houses
a plot 5ON1G3
Julia Alice GaIney has sold 10, 25x1o feet on Tho
west side OF Hull goo feet Wprlawn Road
Joseph Cans las fesod No. "a Monroe st, a story
tenement house on lot l7lIx4G6 feet X Komtnssy
me Ih-odoie Marks Company has sold for Philip Het-
house lot 2JXlOON Irregular
Henry Cohen has bought client of Talueas
l~winson No. l.3 West l;3d ST. five story natAOuEe
O Lot 2IN1 u fec
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
FOUGHT TO AvENos HIS SISTER.

Frank Miller. a nineteen year old giant tried 10
take summary vengeance yesterday morning on
undersized Patrick Reynolds for the alleged be-
trayal Of his sister Reynolds is a bartender in a
saloon No. SO 80 street. Long Island city. Miller
went 70 the place with a twO-foot iron bar, and
when Reynolds turned his back 10 MI order
struck him twice over the head
Reynolds's cry FOR help brought two men 10 his
assistance. but Miller Jumped behind the bar and
fought hard until ones Of the men felled him with
a bungstarter All three had to be taken
TO St. Johns Hospital, where Miller is being held
a prisoner Millers sister Katie Is only seventeen
years old. She has fled from home
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
MANY BUSINESS LEASES REPoRrEp

Charles T Moves Company have made the following
business leases; The store and basement Nos 224 22
Pearl st, for Clayton RoCkh Fulton Ga,lenkanp,
also rst !oi IN the same building NJ J. Bloom; loft
10, 40 Liberty 81. FOR Won Claim & Fastenau II
campbell LOTT In No III Pearl Arthur z
!. Klein. lot At Nos 80 and 81 for George
IarN loft at No 90 West broadway for & Bcllucr
COMPANY 10 n q Afford & Co lot At No 81 Ycsey
Tor Caroline steiner 10 CarsteD Berger loft
Fulton st for Mary Z BrnkerhoH specisltes
company; also offices in the Fulton Chambers Building
Nos i02 and lo4 Fulton St Freed Edclnau & Co.
Loesser 6 Van Der Harst ami & Forrnan.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
SENTENCED FOR CUSTOMS FRAUD.
8ookkeepers for Convicted Importer Get Six
Months and S1oo Fines.
TBv telegraph 20 The Tribune. ]

Baltimore, July s.-Edward Satterfed and J. A.
Little who with John Il. Seward, fruit importer.
and Robert NJ Whiteford, formerly assistant
weigher in the customs service here. pleaded guilty
on June 5 20 the charge of defrauding the govern
rnent were to-day sentenced each to six months
IN jail and Seo fine Both men collapsed. Seward
and Whiteford will be sentenced tomorrow.
Seward received a rebate OF cent pound
6utv on bad fruit and in order 10 increase the
rebate slush was weighed and reweighed 1t is
alleged thax the government lost SlsS,00O by the
fraud Little and Satterfield were bookkeepers for
the Seward firm.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
NO JAIL; TIED PRISONERS TO TREES

IBy IeIegrsph 20 The Tribune
Deering. Kan, July s-This village has no iail
A day or tao ago II became necessary for a deputy
sserin 10 make several arrests for drunkenness
As there was no jail, the deputy found a rope and
q tree. The prisoners were tied by long ropes 10
the trees, where their verbal effusions would not
disturb any one. AT night they were released
without ceremony or court costs
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
TWO HOUSES STRUCK AT ONCE.

Lightning struck the home of T. c. Hughes, No.
Cypress street Newark, and dwelling house at
No. 50 Camden street, Newark, occupied by James
Gallagher during an electrical storm last night
The houses hit simultaneously. Mrs. Hughes.
who was reading by window, rendered un-
conscious and was not revived for hour. Mary.
the daughter of Gallagher, similarly affected
The roofs OF both houses had holes burned into
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
HELD FoR SMUGGLING IMMIGRANTS.

the Morris street pier Jersey city, yesterday.
a charge Of smuggling Immigrants He was held
for further examination to-day He arrested
as he was leaving Italian immigrant ship with
seven Italians who had not passed the inspection
OF the government officials They told the police
that they had each given Ulrich 81 on condition
that he would get them ashore. They taken
% he
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
OPPOSE WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS BILL

Inc Merchants Association is opposed 10 the
warehouse receipts bill. Of the thirty-day meas
nres awaiting the Governors action. In the opinion
u te committee on bankruptcy and commercial
law OF me association, the bill contains unwise pro-
visions which II given effect, will open the way
70 new classes OF commercial frauds A brief
against the bill prepared by James ScheII q.
Elkus. has been seat 20 the Governor
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09

Destination ana steamer. Close in New York
Hawaii. Japan. CoTea. China and Phil
ippine Islands (via San Francsco)-
America Maru ........:......: July 49, m
Australia texc@pt WesO. New Zealand.
Islands FIJI Islands and New
Caledonia Vancouver and Vie
torta. C)-Moana July IA. 1870
Islands via seatel-Tremon July II. 600 m
Japan Corea. China and Philippine
Islands via SeattlelTango MarI. July is. 600
Hawaii Japan Corca China and Phil
ippine Islands tvia San Franciscol-
Sin<fla July 20, 600
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
wia Ersnciseoi-u transport. ..Juiy al. 500 m
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
TWO GIRLS MET FIVE BEARS.
At Least That Is the Story That Comes from
Virginia.
tBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

of Watkins, y. Y. and Miss Isabel N. Chandler.
of Ithaca. y. Y. much startled while walking
down the mountain from Mount Elliott Springs
this morning 10 upon two old bears and
three cubs feeding in a field. Not realizing the
nature Of the animals first the young women
approached. and Of the old animals evidently
thinking the intruders after the cubs. showed
fight The young screaming back TO
the hotel. Miss Barnes completely overcome
and required the services of a physician.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
EFFORTS TO SAVE LORD" HARRINGTON
Bishop Tuthill in Movement-Two Women
Hope TO Clear Him.
1By Telegraph to The tribune

Jefferson City. Mo, July S.-Strong pressure IS
being brought 20 bear for clemency for Lord"
harrington by Bishop Tuthill of the Episcopal
Church, Western Bascom. British vice-consul and
others a mysterious woman giving her name as
Mrs Cray impressed the pardon attorney with her
story that she could clear harrington OF the muir
der of McCann. but failed 10 keep an appointment
with the Governor. She will be permitted 10 pre-
sent an affidavit 20 Governor Folk. Mary Howard,
Of No 4G30 Clark street. Cincinnati. has also sent
an affidavit which hopes Will clear Darlington
Both women say they have known him many
years.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
HANGED HERSELF TO CHIMNEY.

When daylight broke yesterday IL revealed the
form of Mrs Rosina Proyinson, forty-sX years Old
OF no. 1868 Blake avenue. East New York. dangling
in front OF the second floor OF the house by
tied to a chimney. After attaching the rope she
had tied a hangmans moose under her and
dropped from the roof. Dependency over the Ill
ness of her eighteen-year-old daughter Margaret
IS said 10 be the cause Of the suicide.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
THIEVES STEAL RAILROAD TICKETS
Enter Big Four Office in Indianapolis and
Take Entire Contents of Case.
[By Telegraph q &C Tribune. ]

Martinsville, Ind. July S.-Fifteen hundred rail-
road tickets representing a value Of about $4,000,
were stolen night from the Big -Four Railroad
Office, this city. Thieves entered the Office after
the employees had closed up for the night, and
practically took all the tickets from TIE case.
Among those stoien 400 tickets to all parts of
the United States and Canada. The Office stamp
and a punch also taken. There is no clew
70 the thieves other than that they left behind
them copy OF ''The Chicago American"
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
HEAT CAUSES ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.

The heat yesterday affected William Kurth.
the keeper of n roadhouse at White Plains Road
and Pelham Parkway, that he became temporarily
insane. He was sitting a chair the doorway
Of his place when suddenly jumping up he ex-
claimed: Il am going 10 kill myself He got n
gun, aimed at his breast and fired. but inflicted
only a slight wound in his left breast
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
SALE OF VALENCIA COURT.

The Valencia Realty Company sold a clie
Of 2. Louis Jacobs No. 319 West 95th st, sew
story elevator apartment house plot G. Ok 90
feet. II is called Valencia Court
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
pEaTH I'M RAID ON GAMBLERS.

Nichols. Ga. July s.-Sherfn Robertson raided a
gang Of gamblers eere yesterday, and In the
fusllade that followed TWO negroes were killed
and Abe Melks white man, wounded.
Twenty-Five of the gamblers were captured and
locked up.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
KANSAS WHEAT EXCEEDS HOPES.
First Thrashing Reports Show Yields of Is
to 81 Bushels an Acre

Topeka Kan, July S.-Keports OF first thrashing
received from different points in the state show
that wheat IS yielding better than expected
Junction City reports the yield of first thrashiug
pounds TO the bushe II sold at go cents. Canton
reports thirty bushels to the Americus re-
ports show twenty-five bushels TO the acre OF
plump wheat.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09

Max WeInste!n has sold No. 1921 80 ave. a ney
six story tenement house with stores plot 5ox1o
feet. 80 feet north Of 9Ath Thomas McGowr
In part payment Nj Weins:eiu took NO 9O1 Wes
End ave, four story dwelling house. lot 90 II
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
DESCENDANT OF MINUTE MAN DEAD.

Joliet. H. July s-Dwight Haven died to-day al
his home in New LenoX. He. born in New
York on December H. 1921, and had lived near
Joliet since 1894. His great grandfather was one
Of the Minute Men killed in the battle OF Lexington.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Southampton July s-orInoco G5r,. York via Kings
ton Colon etc.
FOR Naples and Genoa.
Plymouth and Cherbourg
Glasgow, July T-Ccumbia ,Hr). New York via MOvie
Rotterdam. July 6-Trojan (RD. New York
Rio DC JGneiro. July 6--Strathtay CIr) New York
Naperalso Calao.
Port said July s-Breiz Huel err. New York che
Shanghai July s-Tudor Prince O}rp New York via Aden
Colombo Singapore and Hong Kong.
Singapore. July S-Transit tNoD. New York for New
suez. july 7-Indramayo Gr, Yokohama. etc for New
York.
SAILED
Plymouth, July $, I p m.-Patricia lGer) New York
southampton. July = I n-FrieCriCh
New York Via ChcrbOurS
noulosne. July 9 10 --Ryndnm Dutch New York.
Havre, July G S m-Calfforne ,Fr. New York
Shields July I-DeutsChland tGert, New York
Palermo. July 5-Sicilian Prince tErl, New York.
Kingston Jamaica. July S-AtrRto tSrl. ey York
Huelvu July 2-Ka therinc tBr New York
Lisbon. July 3-6lsCeola New
steamer Main tGerl, Baltimore
PASSED
Fastnet July Potomac ODD New York for Dublin and
sagres. July s-Hendly Br. New York for singapore
Gibraltar. July f. Algeria t8r) Naples for New
York: Re d'Itala QtaD. New York FOR Naples and
Genoa; Laura AUST. Trieste for NeN York.
(Hr), Yokohama. Hngo. Shanghai ana Hong
Kong for New York; sth. Indiana uiaD. New York
Naples and Genoa
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
TWO SUCCESSFUL AucrlnN sA1Ea

The second of joseph Days auction sales AZ Belle
HaTbor this season took place Saturday was even
more successful than the first Two hundred We
soid nearly goo each
r Arsher continued his auction sales Of Glen
cove on Saturday dsposius from
the sale Of June 20 There largo attendance and
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
NOT EVEN A FRAPPEp cAeLE MESSAGE.

AS if TO add to the discontinue of New Workers
who already felt the effect of the ice shortage.
this dseouraging bulletin was sent out yesterday
by the Commercial Gable Company:
we advised of the interruption of cable
communication with the Farce Islands and lee
land"
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
NEW OWNER FOR TIE FREMONT.

Henry ". Cane Co and T. Il. Wood & Co have
sold for Hyman Cohen a. & F. Miller the fremont
seven story elevator apartment house No $40 West
e4th st, on plot 62xlOO feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
WEDNESDAY. JULY 10.
OUT GOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.


Vessel Line. closes.
Kaiser Wilhelm II. Bremen. y @ Lloyd 2:30 a IN
Seminole. Turks Island. Clyde 1890 400
Manoa. Barbados Quebec. 1870 800
Bulgaria, Naples. Hafnb-An. 400 m
Arapahoe. Jacksonville Clyde. ..-.-.... 800
CITY CT Macon savannah savannah 300 IN
WEDNESDAY. JULY 10
Majestic Liverpool. White STAR. $3.50 1900 m
Allegheny, Inagua, Hamb- II 200 200 N
9tatendam, Rotterdam HOland-Anl.. 1000 IN
Comus. New Orleans. So Pacific. l2OOm
THURSDAY. JULY II.
Provence, Havre French 700 1000 m
X 4 Victoria, Hamburg, Hano-Am.- 2:30 eco a m
Monterey. Havana, Ward .......-... 900 1900
Baltic, Liverpool, White star -. n
Barbarossa Bremen. y 6 Lloyd. 1900 m
Comanche. Jacksonville. clyde. 3:00p m
City Of Atlanta, Savannah. savannah, 300 ~
'Takes mail for South Brazil
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Scandara Wan American Line steamer United
States from Copenhagen and ChrstlansanG
tucket LghtBhp yesterday afternoon probably
$50 o'clock this
The Cunard Line steamer CaImana. Liverpool
and Queenstown, commune with Sable Igiaui
yesterday She will probably dock about 73o
q m