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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-24

bEffnhlt9en Dtipanede en- uum u.sss-
HsBH, mGnnltner Gttm1ne duf frans
gSRf4 sefprDAenss: so besribe @te,
isesn Orr" ert6nie , iab er, bab bort
iensanb, iebenfaIls hsr @tfanbte, TT
hafb fbenber, 4atb lteeenber @teauns
otif BEN 0span rubte. ct trdt NIT
elmer 9erbensuns Dor. unb isBt ses
pabrts er aud, bdb bot benz Gsfonbs
ten auf benz 8oben mod etn @9retbet
9odte, oor benz etn tlstnes, NIT perls
mntter einsetestes 9H9den itdnb.
Snbem Mebldu bortrat, erbob 1t9
btefer @9retber, Der pte fein Qerr,
bic fpise perfermiibe auf benz Rppfe
trng, unb frdste ebenfa1s frana1ff4:
Ste ftub 9err meblau, niGt tpabr9
Sc. Gxeensns" - NIT elmer e6erbiett>
sea Dsrbeu9nng sesen ben @efanbten
- IF berett. Sic auaub0ren,"
CT bodte iptsber nteber, unb Serua
Gbdn fdgte NIT elmer let9ten Retgung
bes Ropfes: r8ttte. ne9men sic plaB.
metn perebrter Ureunb, Serr 9r. a.,
heHen 9elehrfamteit bic beiben Melt
faseln erfi1t, Bat MIR BON Sbnen err
5G6It. @s mar MIR cine Sreube, INN
sefduss fetn gu t0nnen."
Mehlau ertptberte NIT etniset bane
tenben mprten. tnbem er Td in bic
Eh1fs Dttponeds febte. uab tpoute eben
ouf ben @eseuffanb fetnts Befu9s eins
sebea, ats bret Diener eintraten, bopor1
elmer inn duf etnem flbernen S4ees
breti Elm @9Glnen hetBen i4tporaen
WaTYttE anoo,,, Der BFpeyge e1IrgN 1vu1z
but nit toftbarem ebeiitetnbeesten
munbihid In BITE 6onb CAB, Der brittle
eablt9 Elm tupfernes 8eden ouf ben
Boben itente, tpDrtn ber gfeifentopf
rubse, unb Elm @tii69en glibenber
3oIstobls auf ben l~ansfdbisen 2atd,
ftatabdt Ieste. Meblau that etniee
8use aus Der pfetfe unb nabm einen
@9lu6 bes 4affees: ct besrtff, bab
sr erft Der orientolii9en @aitfreunbz
f9dft Chr. erneiien MiiFe, ehs er bon
@efddften gu reben anfanse.
rWeraeiben Sic, baB Id Sbnen nt9t
@efe1fddft leiften tann," fagte Seru9
Chan, raber Sic piFsn, pte ftrense
unfere mOhammebdntiden Gofteneez
bote fnb."
nWie i9 bore, biirfen sic ni9t einz
mai einen @dfud @aHer genteBen,"
dnttportste Webldu; lei Der ieBt BERT
fdenben Sdniile Elm i4psres @erbot."
! nSa, Der Siibntnb!4 feufote Ssrud
Chan. n@r entnettt 2eib unb Seele."
Meblau bate ietnen &affee ausgez
truuten unb bas S9dl9en in ben ibm
bonn 0tener prG3entirten eisrbe9ere
urtigen f%ilbernsn unterfaB geite1t;
nun begdnn er fetne Mittbeilung, bic
f9on nod ben erften Worten Jerud
gbans lebbafteites Snterefe erregte,
pte er bur9 mehrere 3mif9enfragen
betunbete. Nber eerabe bisfe 5ragen
erfiuten Weblau nit 8eforgniB; tpenn
Der perfifde Diplomat, pte Gitber be-
bauptete, bic 8onma6t our 8eit4z
ttsung Der sriinen Tai6e ausseitent
bate. 70 muBte er bod me9r bapon
piFeu, ais er fid ieBt ben &nIdein
CAB. @igentli4, 70 nplte es ben jun
gen 0eutf6en bsbiintsn, bate bic Sem
nuns feines 0amens ceEiieen foIen,
UNI fir ben 9efonbten jsbs ucitere
MISUNDERSTANDING ibsrfluits gu
MAIDEN.
(Tnrfsehunn fnInt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-24
Sic a%onpentipn Der @etranfehanoler.

Die &onbention oer @etranfebano-
Ter ipltroe am Montag bur1 CHARLES
@er1tette, ben BrGiibenten Der bieli=
gen Gereint9un9, in Der MfiIitons-
Safe eroffnet. Ser 8eiud NOR Elm
gutter, ipenn altd ni6t 10 9roB, tpie
man borber 9e9laitbt bette. @ernette
puroe gum t%enpordren @orIibettoen,
uno Iler. Sltos nno @m. Mc0omen
81 temlporaren Sefretoren eetpGblt.
Mtopor gallagbon b~emillfommnete
Die 8dite nit einigen @orten, in Be-
men ct bic iibermaBige @eieseeberei
Der lebten 2egislatur idorf per1,r=
teilte uno Die iebr rt6tige 8emerfung
modte, oie 2egislotur bGtte ii6 in
eriter 2inie nit Sen angeleeenbeiten
oes 8olfes uno erIt in 5neiter nit
Ser @ieoerpobl 8aileps be16oftigen
loaen. gsa6 linn ipra6en @iaiam
4ubreD, 81. $. @oro uno S. S.
Onion. 9SSn oGen 9feoen tpl1roe 8ro-
telt gegen Ole Soee ein9elegt, baB ote
&onpention MIR 3uiommen9etreten
lei, Inn Mittel uno @ege fir Die
llebertretung Der beItebenoen @eieBe
ousftnoig 5u MAIDEN uno tpuroe Die
Notmenoigfeit betont, sic beitebenben
@eiebe itrift 81 beadten. 0of un=
ierm @eifmod Iogor ein menig 5it
ptel. Die bette Heoe bielt %ulatpeifelz
boft Onion.
0od oieien &ebeu puroe Die Of
fentlide sitrne eeidIoiiert Die De-
leeoten nabmen Elm Sriibltiid ein uno
troten baum, mittags um balb 2 l1br,
81 enter grefutibiibung 5uiamnten,
Ole bon Braiioent @ernette nit elmer
Mnipra6e eroffnet nurbe, 0ie Sis=
ur1g bauerte nidt lange. @te man
ipater erfnbr, mar es gu einem &on=
flidt 5mii6en Der 4onbention unb Der
Souitoner Delegation gefommen. 9ie
&onpention proteitierte geeen Die 3n=
laiiurg ntebrerer Der Sonitoner De-
legaten neil iie feline @etrGnfeb6no-
Ter ieien, ionoern 8ertreter bon
@roBbetrieben unb oerglei6en. Die
Souitoner Delegation 5og ii6 Johann
8uriid nno Die &onbention pertagte
fi6 biz gum ndd1ten Morgen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-24
Serbaanfans

Ser 3erbit bat a~nsefat9ett
Ser Sommer lit borbet,
Sod Ieiber - bon benz S6tpiseu,
Sino mir nod lang ni6t frei.
Se6r laneiam tam Der CONNER,
limb iebt 1iebt es 5i6 an,
Ils OBJ er ii6 gum S6eioen
Iu6 ni6t beqnemen fann.
8lten prop1e5eit f6on Iatee
uns fibIes @etter sfpar,
Sod fparo 1ein Yropbe5eien
Bts ieBt fir uns ni6t nabr.
go iHtpiben mir i'm Serbfte
8ie IN Der S%ommer9lut.
llno fonnen bo9itens iagen:
User neiB, tpo5u oas gutl"
Nm meilten nber lei6eu
@ir bon Der Srodenbeit,
&ein oroentlt6er Hegen
Rnro uns felt LANCER 3eit.
Sic gr6e piil ber16mahten,
Hur Stdub beoedt Die SIir,
&ein @ras, MIR birre &rduter
Siebft on in Der 9atur.
llnb aud Der 1enid muB leiben
Sci bieier Troden6eit;
8ie lit es 81 bermeiben,
Sragt man iid ieoer5eit.
Sod lit uns ia eeboten,
Gin Hettun9smittel bier:
Ser Neni6 fann ni6t beri9madteu
Beim Gone gtar 8tere bier.
8ir fonnen ni9t er5fpin9er
Sen &egen, aber mir
gritnrten in Der 9offnliu9
8eim @fa5e 2Une Star Bier.
90 tpoaen mir ertraseu,
@as man ui6t dnbern lam,
unb ftoBen nit ben @ldIern.
@on Gone Star 8ier baum an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-24
Seilenbe 8erihrnna

1T Die 8eriibrung NIT 8ndlen's 4r-
nica-Salbe. Die gliidlide 3uiammen-
iebung bon Qrnicablumert uno beilen.
Dem 8aliam. Seilt Die d~lteIten 8un-
Den ODER @ei6miire. @biolute Sur
Be- 8rano-, 8riib- uno S6nitttpun-
ben ooer &dmorrboiben. @arantiert
orn @ooIpb DreiB uno 81. Gobn &
60. Is Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-24
Srief.siite.
Aerren s3tftsi

Oeseen s2tf1ei
8 arnplo, Robt 8 BeIber. g Y gdels.
5arrb &Dhlenberg. s & Reber, Som B.
Retuman. Sermann S Otto. 8ernharot
Sbmibt, Sobn Sprinaer, Ghas Shuls,
Claude 6 Sbpab, grant geuihert, s
Thomas, W 6 Ehomas, 6 @inter, Sreo
Balter, 6rtb 8erter.
GameusHt net
8 u Gdermann. Nrs B 3 Gruolo,
Marp 6 5riebrih, Dora @rube, 0rs .
@ottlieb, Wrs @ Seinel, Nnnie Sempt.
0atilba Sent, gna 8 Mers, Bertha Weo'
rip, gmilie Msenbe, Ntr8 8 g Shneioer.
M~nsIaubtfdse3
s VI 5int. Q2arn Senste, Otto WeberS,
Geo Mehrte, @uta5 8jhter, Mrs j o
8uess, SrencO S%fangal, georip 8etb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-24
NIIerIei.

Ole MISREPRESENTATION bot
ben @ert zines @runoitides alf
Sill, oos fir offentlide
notig lit, ouf $500 feitgeiest.
@s gebort oem Min0eriabrigen 81.
6. 9obis, oefien @ormunb @alter
lit. Man fonnte iid itber ben
ni9t einigen.
@egen 8erletnne ieiner Srmt
beim 8eiteigen oes 3uges in Corpus
gbriitt bot S. g. s. l1i9er Die 4ron=
8aB 8abn ouf $4,000 S6aoen-
eriab berflagt.
Marp 9. 6. Saitit flaet ouf
Sdetoung bon Sermann S. Jauit.
StaatsIefretdr @libu &oot bat
Dem Snternatioral Club mitgeteiIt,
BOB er am 90. September, morgers
$50 nit Der SnternotionaI>8 abn bier
eintreffen uno bis gum Mbeno 7.20
@oit beg Clubs fem miro. @r nimmt
an Dem inn gu @bren orrangterten
Sriibfid tell uno ebenio an Der ge.
planten alttomobilfobrt ourf) Die
Stoot.
- @6breno Ser lesten AZ Wonote
iino in Snn @ntonio 50S2 @obn-
bduier oler 4rt erbaut iporoen.
= Waior Iaen 9ue1 bonn 0etter-
Sienal-8ureau propbe5eit f9on mie-
Der fiiblere 9emperotur. 9offentlid
bebdlt er enolid) einmal re9t.
8eim neberihreiten Der Oft
Commerce. troBe purbe S. g. @rei-
ner bon einem grpreBpagen iiber-
fabren uno es nuroe ibm Der 4n0del
oes re6ten 6uBes gebroden. Ser
Wagen fubr nit nnberniinftiger
S9neGigfett.
Mit Der grbauung ether SIN.
5obl neiter GROCER &duier in Sort
Sam Souiton lit %begonnen poroen.
- 8eim 8au oes Woore-@ ebGuoes
puroe Der &ornis. Sabrifant unb
&ontraftor e., g. @alib am Montog
0a6mittag i6per berleBt. @s puroe
cine 2aoung 3iegelitetne IN oos
ie6ite Stoftperf binanfeeaoeeL bic
our6 iraeno einen unfoa IN betr1dt=
lider Sobe nmi6Iug unb auf ben
unten itebenoen Mann fieI. or muir
De f6per am &opf, @eii6t uno an
Der 8ruft berlebt.
SSn ieiner @erfItdtte, 100 Siio
alamo-S traBe, bat iid am Montog
Nadmittag $50 Der &unIti6reiner
Carl @erner erihoHen, mdbreno g.
Elm Sreuno BON ibm, in
Der 9ire iaB uno ibm Den &iiden 5l-
penoenb ii6 nit ibm unterbielt. Sbie-
mann fubr eridrofen auf, als er ben
SduB borte, uno ii9 umtpenoeno,
Job er 8erner in ieinem 8lute Iieaen.
Der Sob mar our6 Die S6ubnunoe
in Die Shldfe iofort eingetreten.
8erner flagte in ben lesten Saaen
baufig iiber i1le1ten @eIhaftsaonq.
@an6e &rbeiten, fir pel6e er 9lane
a%ngefertigt batte, iparen ibm entqan<
gen uno er mar mutlos getuoroen.
@r mar elmer Der geidifteiten Gfrei.
ner Der Stabt. SIN Sabre 1888 in
Sa6ien geboren, fam er Dor oreiBig
Sabren bierber nadoen er furse
3eit in 3eu-8raunfeIs getpobnt BET,
te. @r binterIdBt 6rou uno flint er.
madiene ainoer. Die geeroiguna
fano om Dieuitae na6mittag inter
5ablreider 8etetiigung itatt.
Die erite 0urnmer zines ne1len
republtfonii6en 8o9enblattes rGbe
Gepublic" lit urs ioeben 8itqe-
enngen. Sernliseeber fino @ole Sor-
rig uno $. g. SeiIig. Die 3eitunq
entbdlt cine an5nbl gutter grtifeG.
c:.&ta = GuaLa c ILL.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-24
(Jortiesuus fD1at.)
geinnbbeit in Der 9anaIaone.

Soben 2obn fir uniere iunsen ge.
i9tdten GRANDDAUGHTER peripridt Der
Eonomafmal.8au. WoIariafurdt
idpredt gieIe ob, ober ni6t Die, tpeI9e
ogleftric 8itters" fennen. Or furirt
ebenfons 8lutbergiftung, 8iGiofit1t,
Wagenidpdde, 2eber. un6
Nierenleioen. @orontiert bon MooIpb
3reiB uno 81. gohn & 60. so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-24

gHenn Dir ftpdef oas gebIft- @enn
Dir feblt Der Nppetit - 8enn bic Qeber
taur1 NOD iboft- Den erforoerliben
Sat Nenn gerfOpfune iebr erfdatpert
- = OetHen StuhIgong, Dir pertpehrt -
S0ssutueroen mas nibt tau9t-- Glr ben
Korper, tpeil's berbrauht 8enn belegt
lit Define 8unee = @enn's Dir frobbeit
IN Der Slnae: Nimm Inn Defines Sob.
ies fotuen Gin ct. 8ermarb 3rdnter.
Rtuem. I'm fDftenfret cine Brpbe su be.
rommem, eorelitere Z. Neustaedter & Co.,
BOX 24l6, New York City. Die ct.
gernaro ardutersBiaen linb in alien Npu.
fpetetI 81 haben. Breis Is Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-24
Seilbaber geindt.

BUR 8erbeIlerung meines 8obil-
Ions, iotpie 5ur @ergroBerung meines
iude i6 einen Seilbaber
nit &apitol, Ser aud i'm Stanoe it,
bos @eidGft gu fiibren. &eflefties
renoe iin6 sebeten fid gu tpenoen an
Sos. Sunta, Seguin, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-24

Seine Marter fam nit Der bon
&beumatismus nergli6en meroen.
3esept SEQ. 1851 (Gimer & Imenb)
linbert i9nea aaes. Sn aIen @potbe-
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-24

gs giebt 8eneioeustperte, Die
lid fortpdbreno 6eoauern, ltn3ufrie-
oene, aus oenen nan 8ebu 3ufrieoene
MAIDEN fonnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-24

@eIndt bonn l.. Nonember an cine
SamiIie fir 4rbeit IN elmer 9airp
uno augemeine @rbeit. Nur orient
Iide 2eute nit einiger @rfobrung in
Ser @iI6ereipirti6aft brouden fid
git meloeu.
QoniS &raule, &etmore, Seq,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-24

Sind's 5 Gents Sapana 6isarre,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-24

5ind's 5 Gemts Sabana . gisarre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
TRYING TO STOP C0ASTWIsE STRIKE
Attempts at Cancellation Continued-Two
Lines Settle Fight.

An attempt was made yesterday by John LundrI-
gan, Deputy Commissioner Of Labor, and Michael
J. Reagan industrial mediator Of the Labor De-
partment, avert the strike of the officers Of the
coastwise steamship lines for higher wages which
Is set for to-day. Independent of the efforts Of
these officials settlements were made yesterday
with the Panama and Luckenbach steamship COM
panies.
This leaves about ten lines be heard from,
and the ultimatum of the officers that II the
wages of 800. $50 and SO month. respectively
for first second and third officers, were not
granted the designations OF the officers would take
effect to-day.
Nothing definite could be learned last night rs to
the number OF lines TO be affected Deputy Com
missioner Lundrigan spent a good part Of the
day In telephoning the officers OF number OF
the companies. He had talks with among others,
Calvin Austin, president of the Consolidated
Steamship Lines. representing the Morse interests,
and with G. w. Junger. general manager OF the
Southern Pacific Line who, he said, Spok" for the
rest OF the lines outside of the Consolidated.
IL was learned that the companies had great
objection 10 dealing with the American Association
of Masters, Mates and Pilots any OF its OFF,
GERS. General Manager Dow OF the association
had talks over the telephone with the representa-
tves of some Of the companies. but nothing def
nte followed.
the afternoon by the officers of the association
Headquarters We're established FOR the strikers at
the Importers and Traders building. Nos. 81 and
81 Pearl street where they to report to-day
ana II Will be the headquarters f0T the present OF
the officers OF the association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
TRANSACTIONS I'm REALTY.

Charles D. Graft has sold Nos eS1 and 6S3 East
l5Sth St. six story apartment house, on plot
59xlGO feet
Hutter Brothers have sold for William Haibein
Nos. 3l4 and SIG East s9th St. two five story fiat
houses. plot 50x1OOS feet
George Brettell has sold for Mrs. Frank to the
Home Circle Realty Company No. zoos Sd ave-,
four story brick business building. 2SxS0 feet.
Slawson q Hobbs sold for Peter Wolfe No so
lot 25xi00S feet
Aaron Coleman has bought from George, B.
story double hathouses. on plot I5XSSn feet G
3 Hutchinson the broker.
Kuppe:stein & Lowenfeld have sold No 6S9
9Th Iive story tenement house 25X9o10 feet for
A. Phillips and NJ. Tuchfeid have sold TO S. j
Altschuler the two six story tenement houses Nos.
JACOB Berlin has resold the five story tenement
house No ng Columbia ST.; on lot 25xloO feet s
Rofsky to Emanuel II. and Arnold a, Lewis No
l46l Brook ave, four story triple fathouse, on
Thomas P, canavan has sold to Catherine Cas-
206th St: also to Ellen Caravan four lots at the
corner Of Jerome aye and 2oSth st ,.-, ,,u,-
Kock through Charles f. Watson the block bound
ed by a5th and 2lSth SITS, 9th and Tilden aves,
L. Dober has bought for client from Henry
with stores on plot 63xl0O feet; also for 5. New
the P9 at The es Ha & 4sspS f ct
builder for improvement , also sold for s. Bly, u
list St, Us feet east of Robbins ave.
Henry W Cane < Co have sold for A; Ruth the
two six story apartment houses, with stores. on
Steciler No. 164 to 16S Lenox six story ele-
yator apartment house. with stores, on plot 70-sXSS
feet.
Harry L. Rosen has bought from the estate Of
George j. Marinus the five story double hathouse
No. 1928 5th ave, lot 25.4x10o feet
William Wolff's Son has sold for Richard r. j.
Dudensing jr, the four five story tenement houses.
Nos ia 40 AS and 40 East 18th St. on plot
I0OxlG2.2 feet
Abraham J. Dworsky has bought for occupancy.
through B. Horn & Son, from Richard a Hudnut,
the five story American basement dwelling house
No. % East sd St. lot 2jxl00S feet.
Abe kaSsel has bought from Morris l. Weiss
the new story loft building, plot 45Ne2
feet. the south side of 80 St. lG6 feet east OF
GOerck st.
Huborth & Gabel have sold for a client Of the
Cruikshank Company the five story business build
ing No. 1853 Crosby st. adjoining the southeast
corner of Blocker st, 32SX54l feet. Lucy NJ Rice
is the of record
DIR. Royal Whitman has bought No. 2S3 Lexington
ave. four story dwelling house, on lot 25.6xS0
feet, between 36th and 18th SITS
Mrs 9. H Stanton has sold to DR.. T. Hasted
Myers, No; 80 West seth St, four story dwelling
hold. % ~
NJ. Edgar Fitz-Gibbon has sold for H D. Hube-
Ier TO H. Weber No. 2l2 West l05th ST. a five story
nat house, lot 25x100u feet
-Ihomas p CaAaVan has sold for John NJ Curley
lot 25Xl00 feet 1880 ""
10Th ST. sold recently. " ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
MADISON AVE. PLOT SOLD.
NEAR 10Th STREET. AND HAS FRONTAGE OF ABOUT
FEET
House adjoining Richard Mansds Changes Hands-Bg Deal
IN East 32d Street.

The volume o. realty business transacted yester-
day was much larger than any day Of the last
two weeks. One OF the principal deals the
purchase Of i Madison plot. William
z. Finn was the buyer and Edward C. Williams
end Horace s Ely & Co. the brokers in the deal
The parcel which changed hands IS No 80 Madison
ave. northeast OF 2Sth St. a four story
dwelling house plot 37.6x70 feet. The property
owned by the Cutting family for more than
twenty-five years.
Jacob Meade bought from Ansop r. Flower.
through Bryan /. Kennedy, No. 3l5 Riverside
Drive five story American basement dwelling
house. on 2 lot 21x100 feet. The property has the
right of way 10 three-foot alley 10th st. Mr..
Kennedy to have sold the house at auction
yesterday.
Richard Mansfield owns and occupies the house.
Ne. 31e. adjoining
The Sterling Realty Company has purchased
from J. c. Tredweu Nos. 10 and Il East 32d St,
near 9th ave, two four story dwelling houses, on
plot 5ox9S9 feet. Z. L. Edel the broker.
The Kane estate yesterday reported TO have
sold NO. 5l8 Broadway, five story building,
lot 20xlOO feet between Broome and Spring streets.
benjamin NJ Gruenstein and Berthod and Ben
5aEnin L. We'll have sold q n Kassel No 1911
70 l5o0 Lexington ave, four new six story apart
Lleht houses. with stores a plot 90.loxS5 feet,
comprising the block front the side &C the
avenue, between lVith and loiSt st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
COURT VINDICATEs R. L. HAYWARD
He Had Been Sued for an Accounting of
Securities Held by Him.

4 decision of the Appellate Division of the Sill
prone Court reversing the finding OF ex-Judge
George @ Reynolds, OF Brooklyn as referee In
the case Of Frank D, Hayward and his mother
Mrs. Georgianna Mcdonald, against Reuben l.
MAYNARD lawyer Of No. II Broadway. was filed
at White Plains yesterday.
Some securities passed into Mr. Maynard,s hands
while acting as attorney for the mother and son.
and they said they had not been properly ac-
counted for. Mr.. Maynard proved that ell had
oeen accounted for. Nineteen shares Of Conso!i-
dated Gas stock held as security for q buI
OF SlS5l 81 owed him for legal services
Judge Reynold held that the bill was excess
sve and he was not entitled TO the amount he
Claimed, and ordered costs against Mr. MAYNARD
The Appellate Division holds there was no owl,
oence whatever OF fraudulent conduct aus tT,a+
ne acted as an honorable. upright and Jealous at
torAeE MI. Maynard IS secretary OF the Repub-
Frank BLACK - N''S44ioi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
RUNNING FIGHT FOR HARLEM POLICE
Man Wanted for Murder Caught After Bull
let in Shoulder Stopped Him

Harlem policemen had a lively time yesterday
morning arresting Thomas Douohue, who is ac-
cused Of having shot and killed Buck Haulon at
No. 3l3 East 102d March %. Word was
brought the East 126th station that Douo-
hue was in tenement house at No 1851 Third ave
nue.. and n sergeant and eleven men were sent
to get him. After surrounding the house some
of the policemen went to room on the second
floor, whore. In reply 10 a knock. bullet shat
tered the glass of the door, narrowly missing the
head OF Patrolman MCCTaCken.
Smashing the door open. they found DOnOhue.
with a pistol in each hand disappearing up the fire
escape. Firing all the time. he climbed the top
OF the house and then over onto the adjoining one,
appearing again IN the yard whore. lodging over
fences and through back yards he was finally shot
IN the shoulder by of the policemen. He was
then soon overpowered and captured. Not
fridge left IN his pistols, ana on his way TO
the station house ne bewaicd the fact that he had
not hit any OF his pursuers He was taken to the
prison ward at Bellevue ana the doctors say that
his wound is not likely 10 prove fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
G FoRsHAY CELEBRATE.

zimmerman & Forshay. one Of the best known
banking companies in Wall street. will celebrate
It's thrueth anniversary to-day. The COMPANY was
organized in 1877, and for three decades has occu
Pied premises at Wall and New streets. The house
makes a specially of foreign securities and gold
and silver bullion and was among the first to in
roduce on this side issues Of European government
and municipal bonds. The clerical force OF the
various departments consists Of more than hftv
employees the company has two Stock Exchange
members one OF them being Leopild Zimmermann
the senior member Of the firm The fact that to-
day marks the thirtieth anniversary Of the COMPANY
has brought host Of cOngratulatory MESA PCS
from brokers and others. Mr.. Zimmerman wa horn
in Germany and came TO this country in 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
MICHIGAN CENTRAL WINS A POINT
State Must Plead to Suit for Damages for
Repeating Special Charter.

Lansing, Mich. April 3O-The Michigan Central
Railroad won point to-day IN its litigation with
the state Of Michigan the repeal of its special
charter which was repealed by the Legislature Of
1901 Tn special charter covered the Chicago
main line and enabled tho company TO charge pas
heneer fares OF three cents mile and pay a
specific tax of three-quartrs of l per cent on its
capital stock in lieu Of all other taxes.
The company sued the state for nominal damages
of 100000 Attorneys for the state demurred on
the general ground that rights. privileges and fran
chses given by the state could be taken away by
the state and damages would be recoverable ex-
cept only such damage could be shown TO have
resulted 10 the tangible property The Wayne
County Circuit Court Detroit overruled this de-
nlurrer and the Supreme Court Of the state to-day
sustained this ruling in favor Of the railroad
pany The next step in the litigation IS for the
state 70 enter IT'S plea in the suit for damages.