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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-26

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-26

The Government Of q vast republic, covering
tude, 6u5ied with every pursuit known 10 ciyiliza-
ton, composed OF every race born Into the family
of man . . can az beat be but q government
by human nature In the raw.-Aldnte Monthly.
Not at ali. When that Government is in
the hands OF one composed Of and proud TO
belong TO every race born into the family
Of man; one busted with every pursuit
known to civilization, and whose thought,
activity, infuenoe and speech embrace
every cline and altitude: when that Gov
eminent is in such hands 1t lie a government
above and beyond human nature, raw or
refined. 1t il supernanlike government.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-26

Published by The Sun Printing and Publishing
Assoeist ton at 10 Nassau street, In the Borough Of
Manhattan. New York. ...
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
MAYNARD GIRLS
 ARE PROBLEM
TEN RUNAWAY MARRIAGES HAVE TAKEN PLACE IN THE PAST R08T4-n0ST
 END IN DESE7TIOB

Norht Nasim', Sept d-Nevor in s history has Yakima cau0'y Torn z cn. with s5 d.ajcul, 8 problem B, .a.t ar.s- ing at rreseat ou, Of he "g.r 5acor. rl.i5.e~" wbo are a charge ua.n he community. During The pas. mon h there have been a, 'oa>. g.n mtr..g.> of girls rr or lt years old, aaa very few of these untoa> have led lo anylblnE but rum for the girls. The n.'ce of North Yaktms and lhe officers of rha sherl1.s department are constantly raa- ins young girls out ot doubtful resorts. They are for the mos, par, girls who have run away from home ta be married a.d have been deserted by ra.a yu.ar and irresponsible husbands.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05

Received, choice p0LtGa plants oa Dolphin aG Northern Grocery. Q.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
h S5r10r Reason.

Tn. .un6anenrr Q. -.ar.#meD $ publication received r.las "n" day .rny~a ..l sals....nu stating .lat a" had .au- rraI .t with u."."~. .n3 WAS anar. .rat ir was l.e .n rruew his subscription but dld ... wish l." ao su. n- nn would u.r u..A ]. ]. tar .a tura F va- a.. un....I .... .a. ru.. mark was that %. a nwu 'u which a smw nr.s.n is "sare. ..' .Ae ,"s. script w.s ..uau.ur .r a.I. "f s. ! am {. Ha n.u-." wE. w.wN.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05

. 1aCt.a's o0 the Duplex day and night . 8 The Seattle Its lhe swootcs. music
 1. rClty.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
ROHS THIS2

We offer One Hundred dollars Reward for any case uG Caiarrh that cannot he cured by Halls Catarh cure.
 FL CUENNN X Co.,, T0'et0 o.
 We, tho undersigned, have known r. L. Chguuy sOr the last 8 yga.s. and believe him perfectly honorable tu al. business transactions and financially able to carry out aGy obligations made ny his firm.
 WALDING, EINNAN X MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists Toledo, o
 Halls CaJarrh Cure Is taken internal, 1y. acting directly upon lho blood and mucous surfaces of the system TestiwOuials sent free. Price a cents per bOJgIc. Sold by all Druggists
 Take Halls Family Pills 'ov const. patton.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
MAY PROVE F8T5-
WHEN WILL ALASKA PEOPLE LEARN T8E
 IMPORTANCE 0F T?
aa.sarhe Is only a ,mu

a4.earhe Is only mu" t. lla..
 Ha. when yoa know t.- .rm ..u ....- u..5.
 Th4. -ertou- kidney .roa. ..na.
 Ina. diabetes or Hrt.a-zt.r .a. b. the .a,al g1a,
 Fou will gladly proa. by h. ...o.- ing experience.
 William Buugardue-. re'.r. .. -at Water St.. Saem, Oregon. -nE>. "I speak trom personal experience ah.a ! say lhat Do,u,s Kidney Pills ao. ..H is claimed for ,H-m ID curing .-"u.s .0mara.at and bacEacae. have .a. need of such remedy for g.o .-- while but did not know just wha. l should use. have lolnd rha, many medicines are w9rthl-s, auJ ,ha. .s |" payslci .us prescriptions do uo. a.e 7. D owe effective. When ] real 0. (. ...... .. Kidney Pills. however, ] was iu6n..u 70 procur, "a supply. The ba Eache a.' irregular condition of .ha E.ar..- which had annoyed me, quickly -a. way ou begta.ug -0 use your r.m,.- and ! was restored toa condition u ease and comfort can re.o"uena DO4n'd Kidney Pills Co anyone tn need of such a medicine.
 For sa.s by all dealers Price 5l cents. Fos-er-Milburn IO., HHHa.o. N, Y. -ose agents for tha luunt 1gal.-.
 Remember the name Dgar .-- and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
MURDERER CHASED ROUND
 WORLD NABBEl l. CHICAGO
-aaa..s -or live years. '

-aa.t.s -or live years"
 raaaor,, with B m n n1med Thomas M.Gath. roa5.d and murdered a wcasay mtu in Dsrot and Couaors cs- can5a. McGra.h was captured and he Is now ~.rgmg a lJt. sentence.
 "I know how ] WAS bea.y.d,' said coaoors. "A man who u-ed 10 be my s.a. partner in ,ha roaI agent business aa~ .as, boon m, on snc police force in Detroit a.omso he's good -ho, and knows a Ia.oC thieves. He tipped me ur because l,w.I help .o make his rec ..G -u0
 ~.r- &. or w.h mp. came fato .H.c ga a month O. sa ago md went to ...., naEl.u- aou,. 2. -e- marest sa. cmr ,,ag auswa..o long. l was restless aua just g.un- ready .a fly w..4 hey uaana. me-.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
NoT.CET0 CREDITORS

...r. is lr~.rv given rul. was mn....G administrator o. 'an c-.Ht. .. H-u A..s. uoa.s.H. uu .ne I.,H .tr %. ...a-'. H"7. ny heraum.- -..ar nr N.a-ag. sitting !" probate "A. .'a.r.- n..r.u.- m ra" first d.y.-u0 AU n.g-.u- ..v.ng ra.n- against ~nts .-.u a.. H.r.n. rr .... .o uu ~.u fH. -.r.a ID me within six month. .u.u. ...- --. lu 0. Nrgu-. ..ul. al d. ... ,ww.~,.rg Q. .hn ".a.n Reg .wuu.u. x .u'mms a, Fort Will .w r. -.w4., \. -.a.
 T. .. EaW-N.
 tfm-u.-ra'Hr.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05

All the dercacles of the season at Ghe Pack Train Restaurant
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
Listen ToTt

ym Bril- Specla. Ag.u,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05

New York. Sept. Smiling aa# c'u- al-u. la ma.a.r .laasa Ward Van aeg5.. aa alel we4.-hs ua-.a". .. Brooklyn. whose sanity !, sr.us ..0 ."- -t Ia.o ina sui. 5eoasa, ng a.- .wsa Ger Mss W.n-ra vn tera... .a s'.,.. quen.e O. bis marriage 10 Mrs. Ma. Psp.-r. > sp.e.aa,.-.sc medium. ua.- a ..a impression .a.- at.eruHa ...1.. tLe commissioners.
 '- a0r,a.p2e- msasal wife. a.,.. amt l believe she s.l.. Hives .a m. sa.r.. aa- $ ag my s.d-."
 .raaa why a.l you marry Nga.a .. as,ed Mr Aru-.e.r. attorney or Ms Vanderbilt,
 .G wanted so aaaa..n-a.n." ae r... e1
 Wr EAaG.raal. testified .@' he VAS -Is,s.., year, o.a. He s.t ar aw..l
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
AFACT PROVEN
should Convince Even thc Most skeP-
 deal of Its Truth.

,. .'.~. .s lhe s'.elias. auuh. .n ."n ...... .. .n .n.t paudruT germs tn n.l ....... r...r ..auf is compelled by ..a .... ..r. . -.nn.E luuoou.atnd with '.. .....r ...l... bald m six weeks uu. ?. ..ar us apparent Go any narz ...ra..r. sa.f the only prevention ". ..|.u.. .a the destruction %. lHe germ - which a.l is successfully HrgymT. .-..H r ono hundred per cent of cases by .ra application uf Newhrn.s HnrH....8 2.rsrHr l- caused by th. same E." which causes badness and can be pro t.rf.H wGtn the same reme4y-NtWa-'.s 8 Hnrn..He.
 Rr.ant no substitute 'NasI-.E .ha r.ra. lag remove tha effect"
 s.rG hv leading lrugsists Send '"' .n stamps for sample Co The Uerp.aIao CD. r. .~r.. Mich
 Tvo slzes-50 cents and 2ioo.
 Wm. Brilg SpeCIa. Agent
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05

Chicago, Sept. 5-Preeen..uE his wr--s a.r the haudcu1, ws.huu. a word Q. protest. Charles Counor. alas Clark, wanted in Ds.ro., Mich. for highway robbery aad muder committed ou oe- lo3sr 20. lou2, concluded a seu~u.oaa. -J,Uet-mHe raca with tae polio. by sur. rendering 10 Detective Sergeant, naay sna Bagsie at ,he reyo.ser.s m"s..e when be emerged lom h.- ooH..- place a. Washington hnu0e,..a and Francisco avenue.
 "INg been 'roaaa lhe world" ,a.o Ca-.or- when ,aseu 10 .a. ..Ho Scotland Yard men chased me ,.".ga France and a French secret service ou. orator ran me into B Tin ~a ac.os- tna. though. sure ! was 45ue. ! am G.aa ,ae ra.u.u- $ ov.r. ! m.sa. -e".
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
Ln EL---r-

.l .rErsgI you .. w..r ..a some cows .- a stable. -a" r." ~tH.." u.r wL.r. ..e t.w .av-s
 "U..g a-n "r 'M. stable.
 "Sn Is your .uv r.r rH@ picture. You had hotter bring .nE. ... S1ntH
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
SgaG8lf WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
-kagway. Sept

3aagway. Sept. D ..... The weather coalitions al ~s..Er. for the 24 hours preceding u.n. ... were 4s follows.
 Nas. Temp ............1H a"o." .... E... ....... G- .M.a " .r..u ....... .ur a.... .. Temp. at uoou.......... 1- above .ra.. p.La-.yl.-........ ."-c'
 U D. Clark,
 Volunteer '. ~. Weather ."-.. ..
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
WE'D MEDIUM ID DE
 NEAR HIS SPIRIT WIFE

.n. .u.o" .a w.".m. a" had ...a ..a lumber na~.a- am~.N"en g.ar-
 -.. .ase- ,w. -a.- tr make a h a9y maun.a-a. .'se .- ....r-. ani "s.s .arnsn m.s. \ .r-m who d. uss.> arrH wi. has... u>aae aou
 .ua"H.g #.u" M. Naodcrn.. ."... ..aa .a. .-n.u..ou oa .a..uasm and .-.a.1 m. a. sa~.on- IT.. ,..a.as V. -aJaa" ..- >Har. ...-s a.,. various ma".as, m.uaol-
 ing Mrs. Hnssoy. Dr. wemna and Mrs Gray a.-oa- Mrs. Pepper He was sa... aa sa.H. aha, .h.g n'--a,sad ma usual nn.r. which a. HaH sooa them nAa..a-. in giving a.u eonman.sa .o.s from as frs. vii. orally aaa ..I a..ma. "a,n.0. 'aas..rausc he grm..n.u ra aa...s- .u...rlrhr.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
The DlnsCOt

mNg. Vernon Rye, Old Taylor aud B ] Bon, Whistles .uOuble stamped gooesr 10 wears oldh and Rainier and Pacific notlled Beer. at the Mascot.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
TRANSACTIONS IN REALrY.

Gilsey. Havemeyer & Jenney have sold for Will
fam c. Stuart No l3l West 10th 81. four story
and basement dwelling house. plot 2Oxlnos
feet. TO DR.. Arthur NJ Jacobus. This house has
been owned and occupied ~ Air Stuart FOR over
twenty years
Kurz & Uren have resold for Charles D. Graft
the six story apartment house Nos. esl and sS3
Weisberger & kaufman s9d FOR Mrs ren-te,,,
Nathan To client No 25i West l2lst 81, a three
story dwelling house. on a lot lsxl0o feet. Tho
Pease g tllimsn havo sold for Harris Rogers
sixth street. two i've story hathouses. a plot
Irving / Kempner has bought from tho Rhine
lander estate No. q West e-th ST. a -FOUR atory
dwelling. on a lot 21Xloou feet Morris Marks was
& Ar3od ana .dao9 EyT9e ya asye s29 l9r sal2 Cohen
story double nathouse. on plot 2lxlo0 feet, II is
tic intention Of the purchasers 20 alter tho build
Gustavus l. Lawrence has sold to Carl schur
boIiscs rri. c,rrIet.s Tho eale ~ n rS, oS t,
teen houses built AT this point by Mr.. Lawrence.
NJ. William Mnsky has sold for client 20 Or
schoenberg No. A S. Marks Place four story
and basement dwelling LOT i9X55 feet The
as VIII ba aeT sod Tor for af n9 anS 4de Abraham
berg the six story house No. S56 East sjth st. on
NJ AdIer has sold for Edward Kearney the two
four story buildings Nos 10 and l5l East 18Th ST.
Herman Prum has bought No 80 9th ave. a nve
story tenement n3q5r Win stor@s on ot 25Nlco feet
l.
sani St, seven story freproof building. lot
2Sx72x irregular.
Loeb & kaufman have sold for c. salm No 1850
Bristow St. a TWO family house. lot Z5xi00 feet
e. & J. SeSau have sold No. 100 East 1921 st,
four story single hathous". ON lot 25xloo feet.
XinseT < ClauS"n hav" sold for "a client the six
story nathouse No 6i2 ST. AIMS ave. lot 3SN70
feet.
Charles A. Weber has sold FOR Mr. Hoffman
No 623 East l52d st. five story nathouse. on lot
25xlOo feet: also TO the North Borough Realty cor
poration the plot l"oxlli feet the north side
Z3lst ST. 50 feet east OF White Plains Road: also
for MIS-. Yungor the plot l25x1oo feet, on the
side OF Wallace ave. 3iS feet south Of Bronx
dale ave. for improvement.
julius Krakower has sold No 900 St AIMS ave .
a five story hathouse. 27xl0) feet. for h. Tlutter,
also No. So East l35th st. five story nathouse.
35Xl00 feet. for T.. Berkhed Mr.. ErrinEer: also
The southwest corner Of L"ngwood ave. and Daw-
six story hdthOuSc. plot 5OXlOO
Henry Adler To John Willenbrock
Abe Kassol has bought No. 81 Water st. a four
story building on lot 23X7j feet
Parsons Holman have bought from the Stuart
| Realty Company the I-conOru and the Moral 20 two
six story apartment houses, plot 6xiOaXG5 TX
S91l feet the notheast corner of Hamilton Place
and 10th
James J. Buckingham has sold for John EnCel-
man to Hugh Flynn No. l3s West SD st a hvc
story double fathouse. on lot 25x10O5 feet
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
MAD DOG STARTS PANIC AT BRIDGE.

y mad dog broke loose in Washington street
Brooklyn. the bridge terminal. yesterday after
cover before he was killed The dog a small water
spaniel commenced 70 bark and in circles in
the Bridge Plaza, where q crowd OF mon and
women waiting for
Cries of Mad dog!' caused n stampede 10 stores
and the waiting rooms under the bridge structure
The dog started running up and down Washington
street, and Patrolmen Oliver T. Raymond and pat
rick Murphy. of the traffic squad came Ia tha
rescue. They drew their guns but did not dare
10 them
With the policemen waving their revolvers be
hind him. the dog dashed up the stoop or No IN
Washington street and through the hallway 10 tha
rear yard. The house is occupied by a picture
frame manufacturer and printer but none of the
employees or customers in the hallway al The
time with the dog rolling over and over in the
troiman Raymond to end the affair
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
SELLS MANY BROOKLYN HOUSES.

Charles r. Smith sold for the Kingston Realty
Company the following Brooklyn properties; Nos
is 10, 172 10. 1884, 1856 lSS 1924 22 27l. 20
pa 279 2Sl - PSI. O. 292 293 29i 297 and 299 LET
fertS ave, thirty-one two story two family houses.
each lot 20xl0o feet: also No 263 Kingston ave. "A
two story, two family house. with store lot i9XS,
fe"tt also the four story double apartment house
AZ No. IS eth ave: also "A plot of twelve lots in
Union St. between Kingston and Albany aves. also.
plot OF fifteen lots at Long Reach and Ros.
ST also, the block front in Stewart ave. between
anthony and Cherry SITS; also, plot of five lots
IN merry ST. between Stewart and Gardner aves.
aso the vacant plots at the northwest and south
west corners OF Debeyoise and Division
The buyer IS an operator. The amount involved In
me zeal IS said to have been over 100000
- +. Larson has sold for J. 2 Thorsen twenty
three 10y south side OF 6lst ST between 81 4th
avs. brooklyn. 10 the Scandia Realty and Con-
sIucuon company. which will build three family
dounle hathouses ON the entra block.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
NAY CONTINUE SEWER.
Injunction against Bronr Valley
Trunk Line RemOUed.

rr-,a erst round .n the fight for the Bronx Valley
revver has been won by the authorities. The Mer-
chants. Association through its attorney. J. Hamp-
6an Doughertv brought suit 10 continue the in
sunction against the construction OF the Bronx val
lev sewer naming the commissioners. J. E Andrus
W. Archer and John J. Brown, as defendants JUS
sicA Keoeh refused yesterday TO grant the motion
pna The condition Of affairs Is the same as il was
before the suit was brought The construction Will
be continued.
The suit was brought ostenslhiy the ground OF
excessive cost by Virginia q. Horton. who is said
20 be a relative OF q member Ct the association
In the papers submitted by Mr- Dougherty II was
said that the bid was framed as 10 prevent com
petition. A temporary injunction was granted in
the first place but the decision yesterday vacates
The Merchants Association Will not drop the
ton Of TIE seNer plars in Westchester County.
which IL has been SAID is 10 divert all the sewage
Of that region into the Hudson River The hght
in effect preliminary 70 preventing the county
from regulating the sewage disposition. and IS the
compel the state 70 arrange ior te dl5losltso n
such way as 10 protect the Hudson River from
protection OF Kew York Haroor from further pol
The association Aas not decided what it VIII do
somewhat OF staggerer. The legislature, IN pass
1ng the statute foT the construction OF the sewer
10 the owners Of land through which Il should run.
Another charge Of the association attorney
that the statute delegates power OF taxation 10 a
commission. which has no governmental function
There are other objections which all bear upon the
alleged ucconstitutiOnaity Of the act. each and all
acting as possible checks upon ths construction OF
the sewer.
The association viii hold a meeting IN the nesr
future 70 decide upon a course Of action The !n-
eerests back OF the association are OF such great
financial importance that il is confidently eNpec. ed
q win win its fight ultimately. The association,
working for oan Interest but Tor the benefit
u
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
FOR OGDEN LOTS S1,67O,615.
Market Fond for esd Street PIotSe of Large Tenth A0en"e

Property.

American basement dwelling house and making
over the interior The improvements are to be
made for T. Halstead Myers. owner. and will
cost $4,000, according to the estimate OF w. j.
Merritt, the architect.
Plans have also been filed for remodeling and
underwriting the two seven story loft buildings at
No l97 TO POI Grand St, owned by Ernest F.
Iorillard the improvements costing $4,000, ac-
cording the estimate of the architect c. b.
Meyers.
Pease & Gilman incorporated have sold for
George Sergeant. ir.. acre of land IN Broad
way. Cedarhurst Long Island to Arthur w. Con-
nable: also for Joseph S AuerbaCh part of the
Schcnck farm. with the buildings at Hewlett. Long
Island, occupied by William c. Ivison. a ten
ant. to George Sergeant. jr.
DR.. Paul Allen is the buyer Of No. 80 West l9tn
St. recently sold by Herbert 4. Sherman.
e Y. Pescia & Co have bought from J. kudiich
the three story dwelling house No. l72 Jewett ave-
Port Richmond, Staten Island. on plot 2OOXl2o
feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
LONG LIST OF DOWNTOWN RENTALS

William A White Sons have rented for Seth
Sprague Terry and Charles c. Nadal TO Frank &
pe heyser the store. basement and sub-basement
Of No. SO Park Place and 10 William Guerin &
Co the first and second lofts in the same building
Tor Adolph Hollander. 10 Maldonada & Co the
SS!luEe Iourtn uoor and part of the basement Of
Sos lU5 and III Broad street: for Barrett Nephews
q %, TO William Reed. part OF the store Of No
- John street Tor John Summons, TO William Iif-
Iert lofts in the building No. l62 TO l66 Leonard
slreet; Tor A. H. Landeker. 10 Troy Frame and
Picture Company, the store Of No. 24S Canal street.
for William MacBain. 10 Arthur ". Hahn the
junction with Z: II. Ludlow & Co. FOR Gustav T.
Ton claim, to Shea, Smith & Co, the first loft Of
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
HARKNEss HOUSE TO COST s5oooCo.

Hale & Rogers will soon file plans with the Build
ings Department for a house for e. s Hardness
to be erected this at the north corner Of 5tn
ave and 10Th st. The plans for five story
structure. TO follow the lines of Italian Renaissance
architecture with a facade made up entirely or
limestone. The entrance hall will lead TO recep-
tion room and dining room. The second floor VIII
contain 4 library and music room, and the third
the family chambers The fourth and nth floors
viii also contain chambers for guests and servants
respectively. 4 passenger and service elevator
VIII be Installed. The cost of 'he dwelling is placed
by the architects at $j10GO exclusive OF the fur
niShinrS
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
SALES IN LONG ISLAND CITY.

John NJ. Thompson & Co. have sold for r. G
O'Dougherty TO a client lot. 25xl00 feet. south
east corner Of Gilbert and Youngs streets. also a
plot 75x100 feet. on the north side Of Borden ave-
30 feet west Of Gale st; also a plot. l25X irregular
facing Borden and Bradley avcs.: also lot, 25yl 90
feet on the south side Of Pesrsal ST. 100 feet west
Of Gale st; also lot. 25Xi00 feet. the south
side Of Pearsal St. 175 feet 81 Gale St also
a plot 50X200 feet. fronting in Bradley ave. extend
ing from Gilbert 81. to YOunEs st. and also a plot
4OX100 feet. in Bradley ave. south OF Youngs ST :
also sold for client Of Anderson. 'endletOn e.
Anderson 10 William r. Hume three lots 75x1O0
feet the cast side of lockwood ST. 315 feet
OF Pierce st They have also sold for client Of
Anderson. Pendletcn &, Anderson 10 Richard B.
Aldcroft jr plot 75X13i feet. the east side of
Debevoise ave. 80 feet north Of Freeman ave
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Swift TarbeIl. OF Gage E. Tarbell, formerly
of the Equitable Life. fined $50 in the Court OF
Special Sessions yesterday a second offender
against the automobile speed ordinance. OF the
two hundred cases before the justices sixty-two
were of automobile speeders.
Before Commander Peary starts again for the
sgorth Pole the people OF Harlem viii have one
opportunity 20 hear him lecture. lie wifi speak in
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church at l2sth street
ana Seventh avenue, on Thursday evening, at s.
o'clock The proceeds for the benefit OF mis-
Eions ana admission IS 80 cents.
EfarstRte Crane. IN the MorHsania court nut
I've boys. sixteen and seventeen years old under
eSo9 bonds for their good behavior for one month
fThs boys who were leaders OF several others
boarded an elevated train after playing bali ia
Bronx Park on Sunday afternoon and began 10
annoy other passengers.
william 7. Stead viii speak at Sundays meeting
of the West Side Y. NJ c. A. at the Majestic The
ettRs
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
OPPOSE TENEMENT LAW AMENDMENTS.

A conference Of builders. architects, representa-
tives Of the title companies and real estate brokers
and operators was held yesterday afternoon at the
rooms Of the Real Estate Board Of Brokers No l56
F3roa dvay, To learn the views Of people identified
with the real estate market on the act recently
introduced IN the Senate 10 amend the Tenement
House law II was the opinion Of those present
that this is not the time for making any change
IN the Tenement House law and. I'm view Of that
opinion Real Estate Board Of Brokers is likely
20 hold a meeting in a few DAYS for the purpose OF
taking vigorous action 20 oppose the measure.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
SUIT AGAINST pEvERY Losr.

Judgs Mclaughlin. sitting yesterday in the Munis
lpal Court at Jamaica, dismissed the action
brought by Albert Bogart. an architect az Rocl,.
away Beach against ex-PoMce Commissioners WI.
liam II. Devery. Bogart sued to recover s95O
which he sald was due him for drawing plans for
a house for Devery Breezy Point AZ fha boar
ing Deyery alleged that he told Bogart he wanted
plans Tor ap $SOO0 house but that the ARCHITECT nra
pared plans Tor house that would have cost more
than $4,000 and he therefore refused 10 accenf
them. ~ oSSSPS