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New-York tribune., 1907-01-18

tor Grady, that the Governor, if he had the
power, would appoint the commissions for this
city from other parts of the state, Senator Sake
said that if the Governor had the power he
would appoint men from this city.
The meeting broke up in disturbance because
a Socialist, who said he was Edward Brown,
arose and sOemnIy denounced the object of the
meeting as a fake proposition and humbug.'
You do not represent the honest taxpayer he
went on You the representative of the
capitalist class. | am Socialist, the only party
that any honest man can belong to these days"
The lights were turned out at this point, with
Mr.. Donovan trying TO thank the women in the
audience for their attendance.
The Taxpayers Alliance yesterday sent out
an announcement which, in part, follows
Since the Tenement House act became law the
4nrdenS OF the poor nave IN a 81 measure IfT@Seu I
wages of the lower grade of workers, those who
cannot live except in teneonts. have not increased
There is fault to be found with the principles
of the law; the trainers of the law intended wei.
Department was hailed as a blessing, was supposed
10 be tablished as an honest impartial lhsJJuuOn.
corrupt or a factor in local & politics +r,,o
and able man-howeyer, had TO admit the law was
faulty and required amending Mir Cram, the
second commissioner, declared IN the presence OF d
responsible committee of five that the law re-
CURED amending and lh$t If ne ws5 no II tc fra % GG
the proposed amendments. Governor odGH, Wnen
fore an audience of several hundred that tile law
required amending and again amendins, and f tnat
no law was perfect and would not he perfect
until amended many times.
No one can thoroughly understand the law the
way it is framed; it contains provisions Impossible
to obey; 1t Is contradictory.
1t is the only law from which there is appeal,
even the local authorities of the City of New
York the only city the first class, prevented
by law from In any way interfering. Why should
the law provide for the proper qualifications Of
the officers appointed administer the Samef
Why should there not be some provision for APP
peal? Why should not some one be invested with
discretionary power?
why should a final certificate for occupancy be
refused because the inspector discovers ono door
lock perhaps missing. one side Of small outside
shaft not finished white washing. though men are
working il. and other paltry, trivial points,
Several builders have been financially ruined on
that account.
The Tenement act is very imperfect. one section
contradicts another. The amendments proposed
will If adonted. In "A measure improve II: but tho
most practical way would be FOR the Legislature TO
enact a law to provide for ii commission To re-
wise IT.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
REALTY NOTES.

C. F. Cady is the buyer Of the plot, 27x1oo feet in
5th ave. 302 feet south OF 18th ST. recently sold by
Otto II. Kahn.
Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown & Co have
leased their office the second
floor of the building at Liberty st. Broad
way, formerly occupied by the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company.
Harry Levey has leased from Medzgian Brothers
No. q West l25th street. four story building on
"a lot 20xl0oI feet. The lease is for long term
OF years
Louis Schrag has leased for the Hessel Building
Company the fifth loft in the building, No.
2s -2s3 7th ave- to the American Encaustic Thing
Company, for term OF years.
Howard Pendleton, jr., Is the buyer OF No "a
West 18th St. sold by the III. Taylor Sherman Com
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
PAYS s5oo,ooo FOR YARD AND PIER.

J. Clarence Davies has sold for Church Z. Gates
& Co. the large lumber yard and pier tho Harlem
River. comprising about fifty city lots and extend
ing from Mott ave. TO and across Gerard to
the Harlem River, and having about five hundred
feet waterfront the Harlem. The property has
been owned by the firm for forty years. II adJoins
the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
tracks the east. AT the present time the city is
building the temporary Madison avenue bridge
through the property. The Edgewater Realty
Company will take title to the property. The pur-
chase price was about $4,000. which is
record price for parcel of this size fronting
the Harlem River.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
| MANHATTAN ,. ofER. HOUSE.

N1fAiN1AA1 Il i tAIN s4th ST Near Az
SEASON OF GRAND OPERA
OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN. .Dt-.c.,-
TONIGHT at s-Meyeroser's THE HUGUESors
Mines. Russ. Ptnkert, De Ctsneros. Ssverina Zac-
caria, Arra; MA- Bassi Ancona- Artmondf SsvsII.
hac. Mugnoz. Daddi. venturtni. ReschigIian Eos-
setta. TscchL Conductor. CampaninL
NINE. MELBA. vsrdFs La TRAvIATA. No. ?,
Meba. Zaccaria. Severtna: NM. Basst Ancons cSSIJ
bert. Venturini. Reschiglian. Fossetta Conductor
SAT- NIGHT. JAN. Id. at Sis popular p-,,.,
performance. 75c- to sS)-n TROvATORE. Mnss
hac. Mugnoz. TecchL Cond-. Tanara
SUNDAY at s:30-GRAND CONCERT tss, .,
t1-50)-Specfal engagement Of the famous trvs,.,.
pianist. MEECIO HORSZOWSKI. Soloists: Mr-ss
Pauline Donalda. Regime Arta: NM Ivan AI-cbsS
sky. Paul Sevsilhac and the entire Manhattan nsr,
House Orchestra. Direction M. Fernando Tanars
MON. JAN. 21, at S:15-RossnPs III. BARRTFRr
DI SEyIGLIA. Miles. Pinkert. Trentinf: NM Eo-e.
Ancona Arimondt. Gilbert vsnturint Conductor
CampaninI
WE'D. JAN 28. at s-Msy.rbeer's THE Hr-er-r
SOTs Mines. Russ. Pinkert, De Cisnsros Ara
severina. Zaccaria: NM Basst. Ancona ArtnonSif
Seveihac. Ysnturini. Mugnoz. Dsddi Fossetsa
Reschiglian- Mile Dazis. prem da1ssa Con-
FRI. JAN. rs. at s:15-sellinFs soNNAMBr1A
Arimondt. TecchI Conductor. CampaninI
SAT-. MAT. JAN. 26. at 2-Bizsts CARMEN
Mines. Bressler- -GianoH. Donalda. Trsntini Ga
coma; NM. DalmoreS. Seveilhac Gilbert DadSf
Mugnoz Rsschislian- Nile Dazis prem daaIsA
SAT. EVE. JAN. 20. at S-verdrs AIDA M,.,
Russ. De Cisneros: Nm Bassi, Arcona, Arfrnondi
Iecchi Mile. Dazie. prem dansse Conduotor
SEATS FOR ALL ABOVE NOW on SALE
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
SON OF MAJOR ARRESTED AS Deseerea

Rochester. Jan. E.-Word has been received bera
mat the Dunkirk police have arrested winfred n
Haileck. SCI OF Major Walter T.. HaIlecl< of wash
neion. he was wanted deserter from the
United States army
II was stated tonight that HaIIeck had con-
tessed his Identity, saying that he was a West
boinl man ano had served with Company l. 27fb
pegiment nf infantry, in the Philippines where h..
a. Opposed by bis parents he says
tnd lhat her father took her away as She was
POT elghteen years old. He became discolIraeed
le-enisted uneer a false name. heard that his wfc
Ess oangerousy III, applied for furlough which
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

6. s. Manheimer has sold No. % Oak ST. a three
story building, 56x62 feet. for William Miles. This
is the first sale of the property In fifty years
Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown & Co have
sold No. 81 Bleecker st. an old building on LOT II
xso feet, for George l.. Ronalds.
Leon ). Altnayer has sold for Millus Cuenen-
heine- & Co and Sanford Smons, Albert E,rd-
man. the five story tenement house, with store on
lot about 25xl00 feet No. S79 Sd ave adjoining rho
northeast corner OF SD St and Sd ave
" an Wrinkle & Scott have sold for client a plot
l02x102 feet on the east side OF Wallace ave Van
Nest. Loo feet south OF Bronxdale ave-: also with
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Eunrise 7:21 Sunset 5:00 Moon 10l Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AA.-Sandy 30 Gov IT He'll Cato 1:fO
PM.-Gandy Hook IL 30 Gov. Island - Hell
WIRELESS REPORTS.
The Campana, which reported Cape L. so
yesterday, when ITO miles southeast OF that
lion expected TO dock about $50 a. m.
The Philadelphia, which reported a. =
l. 130 miles Of Hook is
expected o about $50 Il m. Sunday.
Minneapolis which reported Cape Race at ~ 80
m yesterday when $50 miles OF that
is expected dock about Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
GERMANY MAY CHANGE MEAT RULES
Ready to Make Concessions on Pork Basis of
Tariff Agreement

Berlin. Jan. lit is apparent that the German
government has proposed 70 the United States
tariff commissioners now here TO give American
meats more favorable treatment than hitherto
provided that Washington renders suitable equiv
elent
The Associated Press has learned that Germany
is willing 20 make considerable reduction in the
duties American bacon. Definite action how
ever, depends the German Reichstag and the
American Congress.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
UPTOWN PLOT IN A TRADE.

Simon e. Atlas and Charles Isaacs have sold for
the Moss Realty Company to Koppell Friedland
No. 203 TO 223 West 63d St. eleven five story tene-
nent houses, each a lot 25x1005 feet. The buyer
gives In part payment Nos. II and Ii West 117th
St. six story apartment house. plot 4sx10011
feet. Also No. AS East 67th St, six story fiat
house. 4ox100.5 feet, and dwelling house,
plot of twelve lots at Ozone Park, Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Jan. II, 1907.

ARRIVED
Steamer Sarnland. Barman, Antwerp January 9. TO
the Red Star with 374 passengers and
mdse. Arrived the Bar at 80 m (16th).
Steamer Hamilton. Boaz. Newport News and Nor
folk the Old Dominion SIS co, with passengers ana
uldse Passed in sandy Hook at $40 p m -
steamer FL Alba. Quick Galveston January IL. to
the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Passed in Sandy
Hook at
steamer Cevic CBr). Clarke Liverpool January . TO
the White Star Line with mdse Arrived at the Bar
a 9:3U a IN.
Steamer city Of Memphis Lewis. Savannah January
II, 10 the Oce-n SIS Co, with passengers and mdse.
Passed Sandy Hook AIS p
Auguste Victoria (CierD, Ruser ham
burg January $ and Southampton and Cheroourg o. 70
the Hamburg Line, with malls and
mtse Anchored of sandy Hook Bar at 2:l5
sandy Hook. y J. IL 9:30 m-Wtnd northeast;
fresh breeze; showing and thick
SAILED.
Steamers jamestown, Norfolk and Newport News;
Naples Trieste. etc tanchored on staple
ton Staten Island. a $50 M; Monterey, Havana;
Progryso. etc tanchored OF Sandy Hook Bsv at +:45
p M: la sayoe tFr) Havre: I'll Dia, Galveston City
o Atlanta.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
SALE OF WEST SIDE CHURCH PROPERTY.

The First Baptist Church OF the Redeemer hat
sold Nos. 144 and 14s West 131st St. 42nxJ9u feet
between Lenox and Seventh aves., TO the Congrega,
ton Anshe Emeth, of West Harlem. The struct
IRE will be altered by the owners
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
AMERICAN ROBBED NEAR NAp,es

naples Jan L-John Jacob of Boston was
robbed of s10o while travelling from MarseiIes IN
shis e'y- me fhief WAS discovered be a man
named tpsco. who was taken into custody n.
was searched, but the money could not be fonnd
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
INSTITUTION ENLARGEs A PLOT.

The Jewish Hospital for Deformities and Joint Dis
eases has bought No 1913 Madison ave. a. three
story dwelling house, lot 20xS1 feet. 1t also
owns No. 1911.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18

TRANsPACIFIC MAILS
r,astiration and steamer close New York
'at 'aItsiands 'lis Tacoma Teucer To-day. 600 m
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands via san Francisco
Hongkong Maru. Jan ~ m
rIava via san Francisco)-Alameda % IL 80
Australia West. FIJI Islands and
fra r ts3Moana Jan o. 500
IdF11 ,ncfIc 1% Mariposa 90 IL; 30 m
Hawai japan Corea. China and Phil
II pine Islands tvia San Franctsco1-
q. . .
New Zealand, Australia Except WesU
,-ew Gale lonia Samoa, Hawaii and
Sierra . ,... -. ~. Feb =. 12 so a m
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18

r,fru 1oaob,,, Ianaica Tamb AM IL 200 a m 900
D., VIM, IN IJavti II " -. .1O:OO m 1900
.iiia,.a ,,nfon Panama 300 IN
ISrttnrfS TT1uburr Hamh-Am ....... 300 m
Hohenbcrg, Naples. Austrian -
FL Alba Galveston. So Pacific 3:p IN
F.I Norte Orleans. So Pacifo.... 500 m
T,e,,ver Galveston Mallory 300 p
,Ctt,. ar Niemnhis savannah Savannah 300
,toorn,tir CharIeston clyde ......... 300
Nf,r.r,s %orfoIk q Dor 800
,,rato colon p NJ s p P,.,.,. II 30 a m 800 p m
ISrirrcss Anne Norfolk. Old Bpm
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18

DOCK ISLAND ARSENAL ROCK ISLAND IN
~ January IL 190T.-Sealed proposals in tripicnte
upon the blank forms furnished by Arsenal win bo
received by the UNDERSIGNED until 2 P. NJ. Tuesday
February H. 1907 for rebuilding States Bridge
and Viaduct between the city Rock Island IInois
ana Rock Island Arsenal Full specifications with plans
etc, may be had upon application y. BLUNT Colo
mel. Ord. Dept T.. 5. A 49,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
Proposals.

- sUPPLI Es,-oftce OF Assistant Purchasing Agent
lanaina Rail Road Company. Street New
York January 17th 1gO7-SeaIed proposals viii ha
cetved this office until 900 p. NJ January S3rt
1907. for furnishing the above mentioned article.
thanks and full information may be obtalned at this
office. ALFRED ANDERSON, Assistant Purohe sin =
N'NNi'iAb
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18

IRWIN G Pl Thes,Ts ,T. Eveg Evx $40. g Sat
| & kadslburgs Comedy ~DER BIINDE PAssAGIERa
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
Furnished Il pdrtments to Let

I tn ST. 10 EAST THE ALABAMA, -rla0,n,I,.
IL furnished apartment private hath e. So KY
ciudns meals two t2o weekly; one yI5 NAA'' IN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-12
NEW AUDITOR APPOINTED.
n. w. Waits Succeeds c. r. Woods
as Auditor Of r. & j.

II. W. Waits has been appointed
auditor Of the Tampa and Jacksonville
railway, formerly the Gainesville &
Gulf, to succeed Auditor c. X. Woods,
who has held that responsible po-
stion with credit for the past two
and half years,
Mr.. Waits is young man well
known and popular about the city. He is
regarded as most accurate account
ant, and will no doubt fill the posi-.
ton to the entire satisfaction of all.
While nothing authentic has been
learned, it is stated that Mr.. Woods
will engage in business here. He is
also "A popular young man. aud will
do we'll in any business he undertakes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-12

&C. X HR pJME
~ CHASE
o. 3 uJTnlN
4 MtULT~H1
q, NICHOLS
- : THOMAS
W b THlFd A.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-12
MISS GooDE HoNoREp.
Received Highest Recognition at Gin.
cinnati Conservatory.

Word has been received in this city
to the effect that Miss LOWE Goode
has just passed a most successful ex.
animation In vocal music at the Con.
servatory of Music in Cincinnati In
fact, Miss GOOde was the only sue
cessful candidate. The examination
is said to have been very rigid, com
prismg sight1readng, scales, major
and minor, harmonic and melodic)
intervals. including augmented and
diminished arpegagrios and an operat.
iC selection.
Miss Goode is great favoritr in
Gainesville, being as amiable as she
Is accomplished, and she has as her
destiny a most successful career The
success she has attained is not only
Il compliment To her. hut to her teach.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-12
DEATH OF MRS. 9RENIzER.
Old and Highly Respected Lady Of
North Gainesville Passed Away.

Mrs. Sarah A. l}rcnizcr. seventy
three years of age died In North
Gainesville early Monday morning OF
consumption, after suffering for sever.
al months
Deceased was we'll known and popu.
lar IN North Gainesville where she
has resided for several Years. she
was lady of refined Christian dis
position, aud II vas with u feeling OF
deep regret that those who knew
he learned OF her death
Deceased is survived hy two SONS
aud three daughters. to whom the
sympathy of The sun and the com
mWN generally Il extended
The funeral will bc held at g. q o'clock
this utvmouu, Rev. T. J NiNou Of the
First Methods; church officiating
Or Z T. Thomas has charge 81 the
lun.r' arrangements The utcrmout
Nj. .. n ,hr tNrrer."u c,wgtrrN
and .. .,nJ. ave invited
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-12

Talkins YOU can't beat U,gtlug fur
the liver The greatest regulator
ever offered tc suffering humanity 10
you suffer from liver compliant % ,og
are biliou, and lretful It's ,aar liver
and Hovbluc will pu; It in Gs proper
condition = positive cure tar rou-u
patton h,lIousncss. Dyspepsia and a,,
.ll~ due 90 q torp.d Der TT, d bottle
gld Nou viii never Use ANYTHING else
sold b, " N Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-12
CAPTAIN DENTON is DEAD.
One Of GainesVilIe's Old and Highly
Honored Citizens Passed Away.

One Of the saddest deaths to occur
in this city or section for many years
was that of Captain Henry c. Denton,
who expired at $3.50 o'clock Monday
afternoon of a complication Of dseas-
es after an illness of only few days.
Deceased was about siXty-eight
years Of age, and was one Of the most
widely-known and most popular men
In the county. For the past sixteen
years, up to about four years ago. he
has been holding the trusts of public
Office, and could nave been re-
elected had he not relinquished
his right for the benefit of friends
whom he considered deserving Ii
anything he was a grateful and con
siderate man, and in his declining
years no considered the service rem
derCd him by others, and surrendered
his rights and assisted those to whom
he felt that he was indebted.
Mr. Denton was first elected as tax
collector After serving four years In
this responsible position he was hon
Ored by the people as clerk Of the cir.
cult court which position he held
for twelve years. AS a man he was all
that could be asked; as soldier IN
the Confederate army was more than
could be expected, but he did his work
we'll wherever he was placed, which
showed the true manhood
Deceased Is survived by widow,
daughter, Mrs J. A, Ettel, and son,
Harry, to whom the sympathy of the
community IL extended
The funeral will be held Wednes-
day from the First Presbyterian
church at 10 O'Clock Il. m. further men.
tion of which viii be made.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-12
IRST DAY OF
CIRCUIT COURT
rand and Petit Jurors Selected,
When Court Adjourned.
HAND JURY WENT TO WORK

<#|1ftND JUN 7 "GF ~ WYNN
~ Soon as That Body Received Charge
OF the Court They Got Down to
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trial Up Next
Monday.
The fall term of the Circuit Court
eighth Judicial Circuit of Florida in
and for Alachua county, was called
20 order at 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing, His Honor Judge Wills presiding,
Hith State Attorney J. NJ. Rivers pres,
Snt-
The court being called to order, the
Following grand jury was drawn:
q. ID. Wood, foreman; J. II. Holly,
u w. Bennett, J. ID, Merry, c. A. VIII
BINS, 8. II. Gritty, John w. GOss, j.
10, DeSha, W. f. Grissom, John w,
Bherouse, g. w. Everett, w. G. Dam.
pier, w. x. Stewart John Ford, s. J.
collins, G.. r. Torley, II. A. Pickett,
Us W. hlHCdlu'
q After the grand jury had been
1worn In, the court gave the charge,
after which they went Immediately to
work.
Joseph Shannon was sworn in as
haillff to the grand jury,
The petit jury for the first week
was then selected as follows:
q. d. Phifer, w, p. Shettleworth,
~ r. Davis, w. -. Rowe, j. l.. Craw.
ford, j. r. Osteen, J. H. Earle, J. =.
1Ones, T. II. Cato, w. A. Hudson, Wal
lace Prescott, John +. Bryant, K. =.
Miller.
After the organization OF the court
In adjournment was taken until this
morning when the court will get
down to business.
Owing to the fact that there are
hiearly one hundred cases on the trial
civil docket and It will be impossible
10 try anything like that number this
week, at the request Of the members
Ot the bar, and to save keeping a
large number " Witnesses here with.
out much probability of reaching the
cases In which they are summoned be-
fore the criminal docket IL to be
called, Judge Wills consented to hold
An january next II term Of the court
for the trial Of civil cases only, hence f,
The conditions will BE- reversed from
the usual custom, and the criminal
docket will be- taken up the first week,
Beginning today,
While the criminal docket is not
% large as II has been In former
terms, owing To the fact that the dock.
et was relieved of many cases of long
atanding at the last term, In various
methods, those cases which will oCCu-
by the attention Of the court are of
such Importance that they will occupy
D great deal of attention Principal
among those cases IL that OF the State
VS. J, n. Strobhar, charged with en-.
beExlement of funds OF the Atlantic
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-12

err, Mrs. r. A. Becker, and to the entire
city as well
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-12
The Lowman Case.

Another important case to come up
at this session OF the court Is the case
of the State vs.. Lowman, charged
with the murder Of Mr.. Phinney at
Raleigh a few months ago, the case
having been transferred from Levy
to Alachua county. This case will
attract, great deal Of attention, as
all arties interested have relatives,
and the witnesses are many. 1t has
not been announced just when this
case will be called.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-12
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