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New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
RESIST QUARANTINE.
Thrty-four Passengers Object to
Going to Hoffman Island.

The Ill effects of the precedent established oy
Edward Hotchkiss. second cabin passenger on
the Ward liner Havana. who last week resisted the
quarantine regulations, were apparent yesterday
with the arrival of the steamship Moro castle
from Havana. when thrty-four second cabin pas
sengers protested against being taken to Hoffman
Island
The passengers made the same argument as
Hotchkss. declaring they were American citizens
and had the same rights as the passengers OF the
first cabin. Two passengers of the first cabin VINO
could not satisfy the Health Officer that they
would return for examination at the expiration OF
the fifth day indignant because they were
held for observation.
DR.. Doty disposed of the passengers yesterday
he has Of the passengers the Havana and
all other Word Line steamships since the quaran-
tire put upon vessels from infected ports
They allowed to choose between going 70
Bofman Island or remaining aboard the Moro
Castle until five days. the period of incubation for
yellow fever had expired. Six of the seventeen
second cabin passengers who gave references were
permitted 10 leave Hoffman Island.
Many of the first cabin passengers on the Ward
Line steamships have immunity certificates from
the Cuban government and so per cent can furnish
guarantees of returning for examina'cn on the
fifth day. They usually persons who come to
New York brief business trips. While the
Health officer believes that there equally good
and reputable Americans IN the second cabin he
has found that the majority have little no bag
gage and no particular destination. and he has no
proof that they arc not on their way to New Or
leans by way of New York to escape the rigid fed
eral quarantine established in that city against
Cuba and other yellow fever districts
1t was ccntended by Hotchk!ss that he offered
to leave $3.50 with DR. Doty a guarantee that
he would return for examination. The Health Of
fcer said the time that he did not intend TO
take a cash guarantee. as the passenger deposit
ing 1t could easily the city and telegraph the
power of attorney and collect the guarantee. II
was explained also that the cash deposit would
be unfair to the passengc-s who unable to
give a similar guarantee
Or. Doty said tho time Hotchkiss protested
that he could not .deag the mails the steamship
n 20 l~1fG afaraY
of'scCond cabin passengers He said that Hoffman
Island was the place 10 attend to that business
and that passenger. be he first second cabin
stcerage. VINO could give good references that he
would return for eXaminat ton. would be held on tho
island provided he had norma! temperature
Lao NgantoU. the Chinese charge d'affaircs at
Havana. who a passenger the MORO Castle.
said that there some yellow fever In the
Cuban capital. and a great many cases in other
parts OF the island
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
TO SELL BAYPoRT COVE AT AUCTION

Bayport Cove. Bayport. Long Island is TO be sold
at auction Saturday afternoon, July g. The prop
erty consists Of seventysix plots, averaging 1Oxl0
feet The property fronts on the Great South Bay
and the Merrick Road. It is advertised as a place
fer q summer home and not as one for a com
muter." The terms Of the sale are 10 per cent of
the purchase price down and auction fees on the
DAY OF sale, the remainder be paid in thirty davs
when the title is taken; but it is stipulated that
sixty per cent of the purchase price may remain
on mortgages Tor one or two years. Bayport is
forty-tWo miles from New York There are twenty
TWO trains passing IL daily. The regular conmuta-
tioR rate Is sl2 Il month"; or about forty cents a
day. II Is reached by the Montauk division of the
Long Island system. 1t has electric light and water
ferNiee. boating and bathing and. in season hunt
ing The Bankers Realty and Security Company
owns the property.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
CHECK FOR SWINDLERS.
Immigrants Friends Rejoice at the
.Signing Of Wells Bill.

A thorough victory for the Women's Municipal
League and the Civic Federation, in their effort TO
protect the foreign population from the wlles OF
swindl!ng private bankers and ticket agents 10
which The Tribune called attention, has been won
with the signing by Governor Hughes OF the sec
ond Wells bill The first hlll passed ana slsffIn
last nionta placed private bankers WHO transmit
money 10 foreign countries under a bond Of sloVh'
and became operative at once. The second bill
which was signed last Friday. forbits any person
from holding himself forth as a ticket agent for
any vessel steamship line unless he sha!l nave
obtained and displayed in his place or business
written permit issued by tho Officers Of the line Or
the owners of tho vessel. lGls hIl Will ic'o'iie
operative September
Many social and charitable organza'lons were
interested in the enactment of these bills, ana
prominent among the champions OF the cause were
lI,se Frances A Kellor. director OF TIE research
5rrar,noeut Of the Nomen's Municipal League and
Marcus NJ Marks Of the Civic Federation Last
Thursday Miss Kellor had a hearing before the
Governor and she told him Of the conditions as
set forth h. police records and complaints made
by victims of tie petty srindlers
Miss Keller was in Philadclphia yesterday. but
Miss Perdleton Kennedy. secretary OF the research
dcpartncnt EXPRESSED her pleasure At the outcome
nf th. campaign 1t shows US, said Miss Ken
nedv that. after all, II Is worth whilo 10 night
for purpose lVe have been working the mat
:cr for about a year, and have received much val
ab-, ,id from the civic Federation and the Legal
Aid SoCioty. ] also want to thank The Tribune Tor
its campaign in behalf Of these measures. Tie
laws viii work incalCuabla good for III" foreign
residents here. Although the sums that have bee'
taken from them yearly may not soGnG grea; IN an
age when anything short Of millions IS inconsld
erahle. the loss H. most ndividua cases was the
entire savings Of the victim his ali.
Speaking Of the experiences that have COM
under our notice there seems 10 he 4 growing
desire to protect the immigrants from swndlers
who usuall, Of their owr race and presume
upon the fellow f"elic@ engcudered b" n common
language fleece the new cOmors. / notice that
there has just been signed by the Governor Of New
Jersey law II compel private bankers who trans
NIT money Of the country to put up bond of
S.C03u with tho state Commissioner of Banking ana
Insuranc" That law will become operative IN
New Jersey July / II is hopeful sign this
realization of the conditions that have heretofore
passei almost unpotCyl"
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Arnold & Ryrne have sold for Jacob 40 215o 81
ave- hve story double nathouse. a LOT kxi0O feet
A G. e. L. A Marks have sold Mrs NJ Feix 70
the Flntlron Realty Company Conway & Cordukey No
5l6 West Both St. five story tenenlen. house. n
lot 25xOO5 feet.
A Hollaudor has bought the story tenement hou,e
No 43n 53d \ lot 21x1O05 feet
Henri Wise has sold for the o. Richard Hen
messy. OF Plalrheld y. J.. to Alessandro fao No
10 ia Spring ST. three three st5Ty BUILDINGS on
plot 6 sxdGG feet The buYor VIII two six story
tenement houses. storcs.
The Sanford Realty Company has bought from Mrs
Mary G. Costlsan No. 2252 9TH ave. 1921 st five
story double hathous" with stores 2jxgg II feet
Lowenstein. Papae 6 90 have sold FOR J Satz 10 =
Mr.. Lazarus No. 20s West l4Sth St. story nea
house lot 81 .Gx90 II feet
The Theodore Marks Company has bought from Louis
house. 25x1O3.3 feet
The Theodore Marks Company sold for Ludwig
Sauer NO. Ios East l92d St four story nahnuse on
lot 25x10oN Irregular also. for Joseph f Mcmahon No
BIS East i6sth St frame dwelling house on lot o5x1Oo
feet also for George Voting 70 NJ Anopol 1875 In
Block u. Mapes estate ~ -"
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
LARGE 5TH AVE. LEASE.

The Ernes'us Guirk COMPANY has leased from ~"
German Company or u fifteen tho onr!.~
first floor of Cambridge Building No 3a4 3th
These Offices VIII be occupied by Major Guuck
associates permanent headquarters for fhe
various companies with which they Identified opera'
ing particularly In Long Island property
The Garden civ Estates Company. however. which
organized by Majo- Gullek and 81 which n" vice
president Offices IN the Fisron RuiIi'rg
heretofore
Tho following companies viii h" located in these Of
Island ESTATES. Estat" AE'0'F Jamaica
and Hampstead south uCrusstuF Guuck PRESIDENT
Franklin r Duryra formerly of DUR & Potter, No
80 5th and recently managing salesman and
assistant the rr"sid"n' % tho Garden city Fs'a'~'
has been elected vice president of the Ernestus GgH
Conpanv.
The Ernestus Gulic< Company broker
sale . Jason W1tNrs of the Windsor Hotel Atlantic
'Ttv ~ two blocks % land with frontaEe and
riparian rights. a. Long Reach Tho Estates - Long
Reach, Of which Senator Rcynods Is president. tho
seller
The consideration fo- tho property about $3.50 GO
The hotel VIII ta constructed fan
about 81 90
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26

horn - Palermo Eune and ornn $ to Hir1en. Felt:
mann & Co with mdse Arrived at The Bar al
old Dominion $ co. with passengers and nsise
LET, Quarantine at S3e , m ,. - 80
via Norfolk - Howard Houlder partners in bal
last 5s' 6nS gaIan'inf , az Hoe & uan,anamo ~ II to
" Munson. With sugar. Arrived AZ the Bnr at 1:S1
Steamer Norman cswedl. Anderson Nipe Ray June Is
20 W D Muusor. with nldse. Arrived at the BAR at
Ftean,er Godenfe,s Ger volers. Calcutta Nav l.
Sne @ 10 TO- F4ch qT Sfd h & Vim n ess a.e IA
the Rar At 10 f24th).
june a2 to the ocean s. CO. With mdse Ic, cuaran
the Bar at 10 II. gath.
the Uni,sd Fruit Co with fruit Arrived IT the Bar
stcar,'r Mexican cable, oldham, Key West June 20
70 the Mexican Gable co Iert Cuara5ne at 6:40 m
m 50, s,eaner Dorothy: Mcpcn3ld Port Tampa June 10
crI COMPANY vessel to 4 II Bull Co Bound for Car
steamer J I. Lucksnhach Dalton Portland. Ne 20 ~,
southern Pacific COMPANY. In ballast
steamer Dorothy. White Wilmington Del. 10 Lancet
ST, Steamer ASK Dam Hansen. Baracoa 70 Atlantic
Fruit comrany with passengers and fruit QUAR-
steamer Amsterdam, tputehl Roever Par,marbo and
s. Thomas. TO Funch, Edge s. 90 with mdse. Left
Fruit Company with Arrived at the Bar AZ 5. no
m
the Cyds Steamship Company. with Trdsc IEtt Quar-
SANDY Hook " J. -. $50 y u-Win4 west
light breeze: cloudy.
SAILED
St stsa"sT. SSnd01 & Hall ODD n Hong Kong
News: Hoinside (8r Baltimore and cuba: CisssbaV,
Brunswick Porto Rico. baltimore: Delaware Phiiade-
chcrbors Mineoa GBT Antwerp Hertsia ,tisr Mira hPa
mlGhi n n; Potomac 1Rr Dublin and Monmouth; Jo-
and Jacksonville; Baker Ger santa Martha: Maran-
Monroe S & pTTa and Kansas ey , Saysnnoh
Jamestown Norfolk and Newport News
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
P1INTINGS FOR SCHOOL,
Presentation at Norris High Feature
Of Graduation Ererciscs.

The feature of the eighth annual graduating ex.
ercises of the Morris High School last evening, at
l66th street and Boston Road was the unyeiling
of the two historical paintings given to the city
by the Municipal Art Society. Although than
two hundred boys and girls received diplomas. the
greatest enthusiasm was shown when the paintings
We're unveiled by the two students standing high
est in the class.
The honor Of unveiling the painting on the east
wall of the auditorium given to Katherine
e Washburn. The subject Of this painting is
"Gouvorneur Morris Addressing the Convention for
Framing the Constitution of the United States
The honor Of unyeiling tn painting the west
wall Of the auditorium given Lester s
Thompson. The subject of this painting is The
First Treaty of Peace Made Between the Week
quaisseek Intlians and the Dutch at the Home Of
Johannes Rronck in 1647."
Representative Joseph A Goulden congratulated
the boys winning the football trophy offered
by Superintendent Maxwell against all the other
high schools in the city. and then Charles h
Lamb, president Of The Municipal Art Society. pre-
sented the city the two mural decorations by
Edwin " Demirg. the Indian and animal painter
Mr.. Lamb said that the society had been gener-
ously aided in its work by the following citizens
who were interested in tho cause Of decorating
public schools: Andrew Carnegie. Emerson
McMiln. James Speyer. Henry Lewis Morris
/ Isaac n. seligman. Woodbury. 9 Langdon. VII
! lam T. Evans Jacob H Schif and John H. Den
/ high. principal OF the Morris High School
! In presenting the paintings Mr.. Lamb said, IN
| part:
In making the speech of presentation on behalf
Of the Municipal Art Society of New York Charles
K Lamb. its president spoke. In part, as follows
The work of the society divides itself into two
definite parts-one the formulating Of suggestions
! for improvements for presentation to the CITY ad-
ministraton. through the Board Of Estimate and
Apporuonment, and to the heads of the various
city departments. and that gifts by the society
from its funds 70 the city In making such gifts
it has been the endeavor the past to select such
an idea which, If worked out successfully at one
point could be repeated advautaceouslv by the
city az others Such their last gift. the isle
OF safety at 23d street and Fifth avenue such is
their present gift. the decorations unveiled
the principal feature Of enrichment in this
noble example of educational architecture"
The paintings were accepted on behalf Of the
Board Of Education by Thomas ]. Higgins a mem
her Of the high school committee. in the absence
Of EGerton l. Winthrop jr.. president of the board
The artist, Edwin " Demng, then intro
duced by John II. Denbigh principal Of the school
An address by Andrew ". Edison. associate super
intendent Of the Board OF Education was followed
by address and presentation OF diplomas by
John H. Finley, president Of the College Of the
! City Of New York
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
SUIT TO HOLD DRESSER CHILDREN.
Daniel Leroy Would Prevent Wife from
Taking Them Abroad

Daniel Leroy Dresser, brother of Mrs. George
". Vanderbilt and Of Mrs John Nicholas Brown
mother of the richest baby in the world applied
Justice Blanchard yesterday for order re
straining his wife. Emma B. Dresser. from taking
their two children. girl of sixteen and a boy of
thirteen, out Of the country pending the trial of
Mrs. Dresser's suit for separation expected to
come up in October. Decision reserved.
Mr.. Dresser's attorney said Mrs Dresser intend
cd to sail for England the first week in July It
came out that Dresser and his wife had parted
September /. 1906, the wife keeping the children
and have not lived together since Justice Blanch-
ard said that If il were true that the father had
gone away and left his wife and children he (the
justice) did not purpose TO restrain the mother
Dresser denied that he deserted his wife and chill
dren, but counsel for Mrs. Dresser asserted that
Dresser September / last announced that he
was going to leave his family. and had not con-
tributed TO their support since.
Mrs. Dresser is the daughter of an old New
York merchant named Buuham," said counsel
and her money having been disspated by the
failure OF Dresser & Co. she left with nothing
to live on and had go TO her relatives and take
the children with her. BY doing so She has sue
ceeded in keeping home for them
He added that the children were H. and II was
thought best by physicians to give them a sea
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Plymouth June 25. ii10 m--Patrcia (Ser) New York
for Cherbourg and Hamburg
Bremen. June % p m-kronprns Wilhelm (C5erl New
York via Plymouth md CherbourS
Queenstown. June 25 30 mCarmania (Br) New York
for Liverpool
Copenhagen, June 25, p nc F Tie,gen DAM New
York Chrstiarssnd.
Marseilies. June 23-Provincin CFr) New York
Leghorn. June 24-Algeria (Brl, New York
Antwerp. Juno IS. $50 ni-Fnland. New York via
Dover.
Alden. June 2sclan MacIntyrs Rr, Calcutta for Boston
and New York "
Naples. 23-Scian Prince tBr). York
Genoa, June 2l-Eugena (Ausl York: 2lst Iirrr,,
utaD, New York via Naples: 2Sth. Hamburg (1ferS
New York Naples. '
East London, June 25-CIan Macmillan New York
via Cape Town and Algoa Bay.
Port Said June 2S-Hudson tBr). New York for ruku
Bar -
SAILED
Naples. June 2l-Luisiana QtaD, York
Genoa. June 21-Nontevdoo tSpan). New York
Palermo. June l5-Garscuhe (Br). New York.
PASSED
Brow Head june Is. 10 m-carmaniA (Br). New To.k
for Queenstown asd Lvsrnool
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
CHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, June 25, 1907
ARRIVED.


Steamer Minuetorkh tlr). Layland. to
the Atlantic Transport Line with 9S cabin
mdse. Arrived at the Bar a II 55 a m path
steamer Rosalind (Brl. Clarke Johns
Halifax. 5 90. Bowring & Co with So passen-
gers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar $50 a m.
Steamer Carb. Ingram. Georgetown. c. June 20 and
Wilmington. G. %. the Clyde % with
passengers ana mdse Left Quarantine at s;ss
Antla tCuhan) Cornehl,
Cienfuesos is. the New & Cuba Mall
Steamship Co. with two cabin passengers and mdse.
Arrived a the Bar IL 80 m, oath.
steamer Nicholas Cuneo tNor) Jansen. Pert Antonio
Cuneo Importing Co. with three passen-
and fruit Arrived at the Bar at Z a m.
steamer Cowrie tBr). Baker Philadelphia June % to
Philip Ruprecht. in ballast. Left Quarantine e:2o
4 IN.
steamer Brooklyn. Mclean San Juan June 20 To th.
Peck ss Co with mdse. Arrived the midnight
Gath.
Steamer MORO Castle. Byrne Havana June % to III,
New YORK and Cuba Mail Co. with passengers
ns1ils and rndsc Arrived at the Bar 10l3 a r.
Steamer Sslia QtaD. Bolognni. Genoa May "a Lar.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
REALTY NOTES.

Jesse T. Nee has for H. w Hunter Harry
X Boytian Thomas b. KaZanjian FOR a long term
years the store and basement No $50 9th
Gilman have rented for Amory G. Hodges his
house. Wave Crest Far Rockaway. Long Island o
Phillips Also Winthrop Cowdin house at
Mount Ksco y. Y. Allen Appleton Robbnc.
Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintendent
Murphy remodelling the four
dwelling house No. Both into a loft and
store building. with a top story. The i'm
provements be Henry l.. Richardson as
owner. Schwartz & Gross the architects.
bingham & Fitzgerald sold tho W8nser In
Broadway Amity VILE consisting OF and
acres o II. Koch. also. the Nut,ing homestead In
Broadway w. r. Ltndscy, OF New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
NEGROES BIND GIRL AND ROB FLAT.

The police of the MorTisania station search
ing the neghborhood for Two negroes who II is
said. entered and robbed the apartment of Mrs
John Schmitt. No. 6ss Melrose avenue. after bind
ing and gagging Louise Schmitt young girl, who
alone in the apartment at the time.
According Louise Schmitt she was eating her
luncheon alone yesterday when she in
a mirror opposite negro approaching. The negro
with another man. grabbed her and stuffed a towel
in her mouth. When she continued to struggle
they produced a cord. and after binding her hands
and feet ransacked the fiat.
When the had gone Louise freed one arm
and removed the gag, when her cries were heard
by neighbarS
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
RECEIVES LABOR UNIONS APPEAL.
President Gives No Indication as to Investi.
cation of Telegraph COMPANIES.

Oyster Bay June 25.-President Roosevelt received
to-day the message from the Central Labor Union
or Washington asking him to cause an investiCa-
ton TO De made to ascertain whether the telegraph
companies have violated the Sherman antitrust
I'd" oy conspiracy IN restraint of trade. The Pres-
dent has yet ordered no Investigation and ho @
given no indication of his probable action in tbs
matter. " "
NO oIher 4aoor organization than that at Wash
inston has as yet Joined in the appeal Ia the Pres
ident, although it is SAID similar action viii he
taken by all the leading labor organizations in the
United States. " 80
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
EXCURSION 70 ocEAN eEAcH SUNDAY

There Will be an outing on Sunday To Ocean
beach, across Great South Bay. under the aus
lices or the Ocean Beach Improvement Companv
An express train will leave Long Island CITY
sofuy after CLOCK, arriving at Bayshore an hour
later. From there the excursionists will he tsLor
oy BOAT 70 ocean Beach. The outing will include a
VISIT 70 Fire Island lighthouse. life saving
non and the telegraph signal towers where in
coming vessels are first sighted and reported Per-
cons VINO VIII take this trip should take the East
s4en sneet terry. The total cost. including meals
1s sz5l John A Wilbur Is the president of tbs
AAHsan Beach Improvement Company.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
TIE IN CHESS TOURNEY.
Bernstein and Rubinstcin Divide
HOnOrs at OStend.

Ostend, Belgium J-ne 25.-Dr O. Bernstein. Of
Berlin. and : RUhinsteiu OF LODI Russia. tied 10Y
first and second prizes In the International chess
masters tournament brought To conclusion here
to-day
Rubcnsteir failed TO finish first in consequence
of a defeat administered by Teichmann in their
adjourned game. Mieses and NiemzOwtsch tied
for third and fourth. ForCaCS placed NTH
Teichmann. sixth, Duras. seventh; Slave. eighth:
Marco, ninth, and John tenth. The fnal standing
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
FOUR HURT AS AUTO HITS WAGON

Atlantic City. June 25-An automobile driven ~
high speed crashed into the farm wagon Of Charles
Myers on the Meadow Boulevard this afternoon
Myers, his wife and two children were thrown ON
All were cut and bruised and II is feared the chill
dren may be seriously hurt. The farm wagon was
demolished The automobile hardly sackened
speea aiter The crash, but went The number
OF the car was caught. however and is said 10 he
In the possession OF the authorities who will To-
morrow communicate with Trenton for Informal
lion as to the license holder.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
AcRoPoLIs CO. IN UPTOWN DEAL.

The Acropols Realty Company Baum & Liebesmar
has sold for client the Ave cold quadup!
tenement house, Plot 3ox1OO 30 l27t
st. TO B. Columbo investment. This is the frs
sale of tho propertY twenty yenIs-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Oceanic wheh reported 70 Sable Island 5,2s
y"st"rday. when 1G2 miles ~as' ot sandy Hook Is
Tne Kaiser Wilhelm Crosse which reported -
Island Is yesteTday. when 10 miles
u that station. Is "Nrected 70 dock about
d1y
Tho Herig oav which was reported yesterday n 60
a m IS ovIsctei dock about 3n a TO-DAY
The Carpathia, which reported - Siaseonse' AZ
vcsterdlv POO miles n sandy Hook
reeted aoek ahout 30 to-day-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination Close m New York.
Hawaii. and Philippine Islands
(via FrancscoJ-Unitei States
transport Sherman June 10 800 m
China and Philippine
islands tvia Vancouver and Victoria,
C)-Empress Of Japan. July 4. 1890 a
China
Philippine Islands tca san Francisco,
Japan Corca and China especially ad-
d-tsseG only. Cla Seattle)-Shinano
Maru :..::.:.. July 4 600 m
Islands tvia Tacomab-Bellerophon.. July g. 600 m
Hawaii Franciscol-A Alameda. July s 600 IN
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
sTATE eAMk sELLs gAsT slog RARcEL

Tho state Rank has sold Hugo Cohn the Onv
Court, six story ce.ator hnthouse Nos la3 and 10
"a northwest Of 18th plot 81 3NP
feet Tho property 10 have been sold yesterday
Joseph 2 Day.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
L. 1. ROBBERS HELD FOR GRAND u,ev

Lynorook, Long Island, June 25-Aug1st Von
fahrlg, Maurice Berk and Joseph Kelly arrested
after the discovery OF valuable plunder in a Free
l"it MOTEL conducted by Won Fahrig were ar
raigned to-day before Justice Wallace Won Fatrt
Dreaded not guilty TO the charge of burglary in the
Nfst degree, anc was held without bail for the
etaho jury He Will be arraigned on the charge of
grand larceny at Mneoa on Saturday Berk and
Kelly also held. N
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY

At No ii Nesey st-By Samuel GoIdsticker-No te
18Th ST. s. 24l n Of 5th ave I7xI02 .: stv brk
dwlc h: II fadew 81 al W Munro et al: Craene
& II. attys ! F Mu1Ieen. ref: amt due SAG bea 81.
taxes etc, so'S Convent cor 15lst ct los llx
4Soxe9 l1xs6 10. vacant: J DeernE agt NJ Rinstoin
ed ~. Deerins city; Spelling. due $50 =
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
CHURCHES TO USE sIlIRoapne

Atlantic City June 25.-The Ministers As
sociation here has decided use the billboards IN
attract attendance 10 the churches on SUNDAYS and
at the various weekday services The ministers
argue that many persons would go to church If
they saw some attractive announcement