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New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
OBITUARY.
ROUERYS BISHOP DE-dD.
The Re,-. DR.. William ". StOnehW
W0rk on East Side Ended.

The Rev DR. William NJ Stonehll. whose huihalii
ssrian work among the homeless and neeos Oh tiie
-, -. -.ae for the last two years gave him
,h. .it,e of 'B:shep Of the BoweTy, dleo carry
YESTERDAY after an illness OF five Gays nc
Was master OF the East Sice Methodlst hpis
eonal Church which known as the NhI' S'
Of All Nations Persons oi an e'eeus anu ,-''''o-.
r,,ties nocSed 20 IT, His interest IN setueiheii'
-,-. and hovs' clubs manifested itself wnel ie
heran 10 gather about hin. she younger element oi
IRE ccnsested reighborhood and organized 'heih
snto athletic clubs 1t while ne Was c"aehiiie
9 group Of youngsters on Friday night 10 skate III III
,he large han used as a gymnasium that he nrst
co,,nsain.s of the illness which resulted IN his
death Drs Janeway and Bull Were summoned IN
consultation on Saturday. but the maiadN had
taken too firm 4 hold and il could not be stayed
Dr Stonehf born near oxford. England IN
,sa After attending oxford University be asso-
cis.ed himself with the Salvation Army. He was
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07. JOHN CONNER BARRON.

r,- Iorr7 Connor Barron died yesterday morning
al rs home No . Madison avenue. in his seventy
frst year after four weeks illness As young
nan fresh from college without the benefit Of any
hefa from influential friends. DR. Barron carved
OK .:.itar record in tie Civil War that bristes
vii heroic deeds. with modest effacement of
sell thar doubtless had much TO do in gaining the
confidence Of lis superior officers. who rapidly
promoted him.
The homestead Of the Barron family has been for
more than a century in Woodbridge. y. J.. and 1t
was there DR. Barron was born. lie was graduated
from Burlington College, and afteIward took a
postgraduate course Yale College In 1S5S the
first college rowing crew Was organized and he
Was a member Of IL Upon the completion of his
course at Yale he entered the College OF Physicians
Of Surgeons. IN this city. graduating in 1851
Unable to resist the spirit OF the times he de-
termined TO enlist surgeon, il possible but any
WAY. TO enlist. He obtained commission as su.
geon's in the 69th Regiment. y C. s y y.
and SAW the battle Of f5lackburn's Ford
three days before the battle of Bull Run, in which
Matter engagement he also took part Tie was trans
Xterred the 7th Regiment. y &. 5. y. y in 1863.
where. beginning surgeons mate. he was pro-
moted TO division surgeon o. Major General Alex
ander Shaler's staff. with the rank of colonel hls
interest things military continued after the Har,
anG al the centennial celebration of the eth Regl-
rnent. in MAJ. 1896. DR.. Barron in command Of
the organization, At the head Of The parade
de was an enthusiastic yachtsm&n and recognized
as an authority in all such His yachts the
ago as also did the cutter Clara. which he owned
He served as rear-conlmodore OF the New YORK
Yacht Club and The Sea wanilaka CoTlnthian Yacht
Club. He was the VICc-coEamodore of the Atlantic
Yacht Club ana The Hudson Rive: Ice Yacht Club
II was about 1885 tha1 DR. Barron. with his ice
yacht won the trophy which gave him The cham
pionship OF the wosld, and he held il for three
years
For many years he had owned a ranch IN Me-"
Mexico. where ne went frequently OF hunting eX-
peditions. II i said he had many narrow escapes
while hunting grizzly bears, but that his interest
81 the sport tagged At the time OF his
death he was president of the United New Jersey
Railroad and Canal Company ana the Kentucky
Coal Lands Company. and director IN many
Other companies One Of the founders OF the
Union League Club. he also member OF
the Union the New York Yacht Club. the CurTltuck
Shooting Club. Ardsley Country Club, and the
Shelter Island Yacht Club He belonged to the
Lafayette Pos, C. \. r., and the eth Regiment
Netersn Association
He leaves four sons ard one daughter the latter
the wife Of John r. Aichbold. son Of John ID.
Archbold- The eldest SO. Thomas Barron, is
captain in the 9Th Regiment. y. q. Y Y
Funeral services VIII be held in Trinity Chapel
Saturday morning al 1888 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
The REV SAMUEL MILLS WARREN.

Boston Feb. 6.-The Rev. Samuel Mlils " affeh
A lawyer teacher and author. as well as clers!
man died of heart disease while riding on tram
tonight on his way TO dine with his son. Herpert
x1arrep r,rofessor of architecture Harvard Col
lege- . oo,
Mr. Warren was born ia Dedham, Feo. l. M
He established an academy at Burlington VI,
when a young man. In 1874 he moved 10 oihciiiia'
and while there was admitted to the bar practising
with the firm of Storer & Gwynn. of which Beilamy
S.orer was the head Later he became a minister
l., the Church of the New Jerusalem.
He Instituted the New Church Theological School
or Cambridge which he taught and was an editor
of The New Church Review lie leaves
brother the Rev Z. B. Warren of Phiiadelphla,
and one daughter. Mrs Fred Billings. OF Ne"
work and two sons both of Cambridge.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
HEDGES AND BRUCE ADDRESS TAILoRs
Annual Dinner of Their National Protective
Association Held

Job +. Hedges and Nj. Linn Bruce guests
the Merchant Tailors' National Protective Asso-
citation of America the annual dinner in the
Hotel Astor last night.
Mr.. Bruce said The Law should know no man
save as a citizen and the poor man is the equal of
the millionaire: or. should be. in the eyes the
law
merchant tailors and said: Judging from this
banquet. ii is larger than thought
Charles W. Post, head of the Citizens Industrial
Association OF America. talked socialism and
labor unions President Patterson. in speaking of
those unable attend said: Governor Hughes
though busy up in Albany to be here tonight,
is having his taken for suit of clothes to
wear into the White House"
The other guests and speakers were John Patter-
son, n. b. Barkley. James A. Emery and the Rev.
Alfred E. Myers. Harvey Andrew Patterson was
the toastmaster.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
CHEFS DANCE AND WIN PRIZES.
Societe Culinaire Philanthropique Holds
Forty-second Annual Ball and Contest.

French and American flags mingled with floral
decorations covered the walls and balconies OF the
Lexington Opera House last night. when the mem
hers and guests of the Societe Culinaire Philan-
thropiuue of New York danced al their forty-sec-
ond annual ball. 1t required five tables to hold
the articles entered for the annual artistic Gull
nary prize.
The prize this year 500 silver challenge
cup offered by Manager Oscar Tschrky of the
Waldorf Astoria, which must be won three umes
become the property of a contestant Ii was
captured last night by Jules Ballard. of the Cafe
Martin who had named his piece of cookery piece
de buffet artstique," Prosper Grevillot, DEL
monicos chef the prize for the most practical
cookery, a silver cup, offered by the Stewards
Association New York. with 'saumon IAmiral
Evans" The gold medal offered by the society
won by Eugene Laperruque, chef OF the Plaza
His piece represented a lion. But admittedly the
beautiful of all the coated articles was
a peacock made by Mazzetti called the vase
arahesque ct fantastique, which won a silver cup
offered by Of the honorary members of the
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
WRITES LETTERS: THEN TAKES POISON
Coroner, Police and Undertaken who Had
Received Notes Find Woman Dead.

Leaving several letters dsposins Of her effects
and directing undertaken TO cTenlate her oody'
Mrs cleo A Walton, widow. dressed herself III
her hest clothes and calmly lay down on a couch
in her apartment the Hotel La Grange No fs
East 57th street. yesterday. and died from the 81
fects of a dose OF cyanide of potassium coroner
Hamburger the police and Frank E Campbell an
undertaken TO whom Mrs Walton mad mailed ist-
ters saving that she going 10 Kill herself ar
rived at the hotel about the same time ana iouhd
Mrs Walton dead a couch
Mrs Walton lost everything she owned IN tne
San Francisco earthquake and had been working
here as a dressmaker- She had consulted d.
Joseph F. Shields. of No. % West 55th street. VINO
said that she had mentioned suicide 10 him on
several occasions
Before taking the poison she had written 20 hef
sister, Mrs. James E Raby. of Flat Creek Tenn.
also 10 Coroner Hamburger, to DR.. Shields ana 10
the Frank Z. Campbell Company
On the table in the apartment Mrs Walton le1r
another note To whom il may concern All OF
the letters were apolOgetic in tone Mrs Waltons
husband died six years ago.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07

: personal friend Of General Booth ana "heh t'e
zyrnx extended its labors into Ireland Dr. Stonehh
va placed in charge Of the undertaking " NhNe
conducting meetings IN ;fe EaEle Theatre IN Lon
don Ne met and married Mrs STonehllI- lheN ciii3
,e this country liz 1889 and ne Joined the Ne" hoFh
Fast Conference. His first charge vas III BROOKLYN
There he built TIE EnickerbockeT Methodist kpls-
coma C7lfcli in ccrhockcr avenue. after "h'ch
he went 10 the Buffalo Avenue Methodist tIlsool'h
Church Or Stonchiil went TO ST Faui
Methodist Episcopal Church. in Brooklyn where ne
remained for six years. Then he began his ""rh
or the Bower After the first eight months the
old Cernania Rail purchased bY the New
York East Conference
Dr. Stcrehin lleN human nature 'in7 he hfiF"
the Fas. Siders and al yesterday Ife door leaolns
10 his Office Opened frequently 10 let in some one
vino had fcl; his influence for good and wanted 10
say 81 There .vere night classes in the mission
building for Italians ArTnanians and Chinese, ana
men Of these uationalities went in large numbers
20 llis bier.
TIE fur.ral service viii te Eeld this evering in
the parish ,l,jrci Second avenue. in charge Of
the Eeg. ~. J. :. Chadwick. Of the presiding
elders Of tha lew York East Conference The
buriai Uill take piaec to-Ucrro~ morning III the
Friends BGlgi-- Ground Al Prospect Park. Brook
.zr
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
DTSRROU INCOMPETENT.
Ne7c Rochelle Mans Estate TO BE
MANAGED bY COMMITTEE.

Livingston Dishrow of the Oldest ana oest
,-o,., ,oei1ants of New Rochelle, declared
Yesterday by A Westchester Sherifs jury 10 De HI
corni,etenf 10 manage his estate. valued at s'o'''V
The application was made by his eight chldrei
and his wife who set forth that ne was apout ~
dispose of of his property at great sacrlhce
T,vro nbyscians testified that Mr. DisbroW is in a
state o senility and that his mind wandeFs at
times He told DR.. Emberson, his attending phy-
sician the latter testified that he saw strange
creatur>s entering holes in the walls of his room
Mrs Howard r. Ware, a daughter, testified that
her father a time did recognize her and
insisted that she q
It took the jury only five minutes after hearing
the testimony to decide that a committee should be
appointed take charge of Mr.. Disbrow's estate.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
POLICE AIDING DESTITUTE FAMILY

For week the police of the Church street station
have been caring for John CraytOn. a veteran o.
the Spanish war WhCsa right hard is useless owing
wound he received from boio man in the
Philippine Islands His wife. Jernie. appealed 70
Captain Gala CHER last Friday for aid saying that
she had asked assistance from the Charity Organ
izatiOn Society and had been refused.
Captain Gallagher has kept them in food ever
since. and last night their rent being due and tne
landlord having said they would be dispOssessed
the woman went to the police station again asking
for aid
The captain called all his into the mastering
rou1n and all hands Clipped in. from the captain
down 90 Doormen jimmy Rodgers and George
Dorsch. The Offering amOJ Lted u S-5st Ehoi-s
will be made to get Crayton employment as a
watchnlan-
The couple live the top floor Of No > Wash
ingtOn street.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
ESCAPE LICENSE CLERKS QUESTIONS.

Stamford Conn. Feb 5.-Edward NJ FreeP'rn
and Miss Catherine NJ. Conklin. OF New York CITY,
were married here to-day in the Presbyterian
Church Mr.. Freeborn said they came 10 Stanfcfu
TO avoid necessity of appearing before the mar
riage license clerk in New York
1T would he necessary to bring my hances win
me- he said. .and both of probably WoIid
have 10 answer lot of questions and probably set
more or less unwelcome attention
In the license Mr.. Freeborn gives his age as
forty-two years and his occupation a lawyer IL
is understood that he has a place IN one oI 'uo
courts in New York His bride IS twenty eisAl
wears old and a daughter of John J. ConkIin.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
TRACKED THIEF THROUGH THE SNOW
Owner Killed Exhausted Chicken Stealer
and Is Charged with Murder.

Pottsviile Penn Feb. 6.-Exhausted after
long chase early to-day. Isaac Bevan. OF Shenan-
doah riddled with bullets from two revolvers
which his pursuer Anthony Sinkiewicz, empted
into his body he lay helpless in a snowdrift.
Twelve shots took effect. passing through the
heart. causing instant death
Sinkiewicz had long been annoyed by chicken
thieves, and fixed up burglar alarm. He was
awakened by this alarm and he and boarder
armed themselves and followed the intruder s
tracks in the newly fallen snow. The chase con-
tinued for more than a mile, when Bevan dropped
from exhaustion and shot to death Seven
chickens We're found in bag which he carried.
He unarmed Sinkiewicz gave himself up and
has been charged with murder.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
7HE REV. wEMYss THOMPSON SMITH.

TI;y Telegraph o The Tribune
,-o-rarr conn Feb. 6.-The Rev. WemYss
Thompson Smith for three years rector Of ST fau :
F1pisco7,al Church died to-day from an aoscess ol
the BRAIN He born fortY-siX years ago III
I,lIa where his father. of the survivors OF 'h
Black Hole incident. WAS colonel IN 'he queen
Regiment
Iia WAS graduate OF Merton College, oxford
aud was ordained at ST. Paul's Cathedral LONDON
l,, the late Archbishop Temple. His American pas
toratcS were at Lincoln Ill; Cleveland. Blooming
ION H. ard Norw2lk. Funeral services VIII DE-
held at -. Pauls Monday morning bShop brew"
viii 0fficiate
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
ADJOURN HEARING ON DAYTON BILL.
Counsel to Receiver of New York Building
Loan Banking Company Wants $4,000.

In the receivership proceedings of the New York
Building Loan Banking Company, before Referee
Thomas F. Conway at No. 80 Liberty street, yes
terday afternoon, Deputy Attorney General Mott
obtained an adjournment until February IA to give
him time to frame questions which he desired
to put to Charles w Dayton. jr., who is trying to
collect $4,000 for services rendered counsel to
the receiver for eight and half months. He did
have a contract.
Frederick S. Dunn, accountant for the receiver,
reported a balance hand of s262 $50 SO. After a
dividend is paid cut of this there will be
than S13i 900. of which another dividend will be
declared and the receivers and attorneys claims
paid These it was said, cannot be fixed until the
DAYTON case IS settled.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
POLICEMEN 4 CURSE, SAYS JUDGE.
Cleveland Police Magistrate Refers to Those
of His Own City Particularly

Cleveland. Feb 6-''The blCecoat is crowding
the blindfolded Goddess of Justice off her pedes-
tall the brass buttoned, club swinging policeman is
the curse Of humanity" said Manuel Levine, police
court Judge to-day, referring TO modern police
systems, and that of Cleveland in particular.
Levine favored two years Of instruc-
tion for policemen, who, he said, should be taught
20 cease using their positions vehicle to dis
play authority He advocated dispensing with
fines, imprisonment and suspended sentences and
the substitution for these OF a probation officer
for convicted men.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
BOSTON YALE ALUMNI MEET.

Boston. Feb 6.-The fOrty-second annual meet
ing of the Boston Yale Alumni Association vas
held at the Exchange Club tonight. President
Alfred N RIPPLE. -. presiding The guests %
the evening the Rev. --nSon 2. Stokes. 90
Professor William l.. Phelps 81. General FrahA
s Streeter, Dartmouth -, Professor George e
Moore, -: the Rev. C- F. Carter ~ Alfred =
Aiken 81 and Lyon Weyburn %
The following officers were elected. Presdens
Charles O. Day. -: vice-presidents Marcus Nort1
So Reginald Foster. 81; Arthur e. Thompson, ~
secretary. Charles StetsOn 90; assistant secretary
JOHN W. Decrow. 60 treasurer. Willard D.
Luther, o.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
MANY ARvERNE LEASES MADE.

The Lewis II. May Company (the c. +. Noyes
Compauy New York agenD has made the following
rentals at Arverne. Long Island. for the season
OF 1908 For Max Ernst. No lis South Jerome ave.
TO Leon & Gus Fleischman; for Mrs Jennie simon
No IA South Jerome ave. to Joseph NJ. Bleyer
No South Jerome ave, to L. NJ Strauss. and No.
South Jerome ave, ]. Morris: for Mrs Veith.
No. 4 North Atlantic ave. to Mrs Michael, and
No 6 North Atlantic ave. l. Fry
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
OBITUARY NOTES.

WILLIAM z HAWNHURST, a real estate
onerator. died in Westbury. Long Island on
Wednesday afternoon, aged seventy years MI
IawxIlrrst was a Eeologist of some note he De-
loroed ia the Society OF Friends A wife and SIX
hi15ro, Mary " Tyson and Bertha Tyson, of
,,,ar1sey Penn: Florence Carpenter. of Mamaro-
neck \ y: William Hawxhurst, of Brooklyn;
Ms Sharoness Of Wcstbury. and Harold II.
HaWXlurst survive him.
THE REV HENRY SCHOFIELD. eightY-hVe
years old. retired minister Of the Methodls'
t,,isconal Church died yesterday at Darien, Conn.
He leaves A wife a SON the Rev. w. E Schoheld.
of Greenwich Conn. and two daughters. Miss
Annie l. and Mrs Samuel g. Curtiss.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
CALL FOR HARVARD BASEBALL MEN

Cambridge, Mass, Feb 6-The Harvard baseball
squad will be called next Tuesday for the first
practice Of the season. The battery candidates
viii assemble Monday in the cage on Soldiers
Field where they will begin work under the direc-
tion of A. l.. Castle.
The Harvard Yale relay which was to have
been a feature Of the Columbia indoor meet in
Madison Square Garden. New York on February
Is. has been declared off on account of YaIe's in
ability 10 enter suitable team. Harvard will
send field team to the meet. including three
men for the high jump and two for the pols vault
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
JAMES w. PtNCHO1.

Washington. Feb. 6.-James W. flnchol' i"'he
of Clifford Pinchot chief forester of the govern
r,e,, died Tonight at his home in this city, fo-
lowing a nrotracted Illness. He was born III MIL
ford Penn i'm 1881. He was vice-presfdeht OF 'ne
American Forestry Association and n1efiosf Oh
the American Geographic Society Meropoh'ah
N,,se,ro of Art National Academy of Design,
,,,ar;., ,r,,saun, of Natural History and Society
of American Foresters He was a member also OF
the Century and the Groler clubs of New YORK
CITY and of the Metropolitan and the Cosmos cluos
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
REALTY NOTES.

Henry NJ WE'LL has leased for the Knickerbocker
Mortgage Company the three story and basement
building No. lSs West sd St. Mr.. Depew for
a term of years.
The lease of the store No. q West Sith ST for Y
CRYSTAL G. Son to the American Waist Company was
negotiated by firm OF S. Osgood Pel & Co
Charles +. Noyes Company has leased the two
upper floors In Nos. IS and II Gin ST and Nos IS
and 81 Ferry for the Phster & Vogel Leather
Company for term Of years to Sydney Ross 4
Co.; five lofts at No. 22S Pearl for John j. Bur
ton TO Timothy O'Toole, and the lofts at No. 70
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07

his law practice in Lowell and Boston after the
Civil War He secured the passage OF the act IN
cooperating the trade union in lsto and 'ne
enactment of the ten-hour law in MASSACHUSETTS III
1874 The degree of LII. ID. was conferred on MN
by Norwich University in 1885. He was the author
Of .tlistorv n. Iowell" Famous Divorces of All
Ages "I caves from a Lawyers Life Afoat ana
Ashore" "Reminiscences of James L aver anu
the Siege of Charleston and Savannah, ana eoi'eo
Dahlgren's Maritime International Law
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
TO ALTER 7TH AVE. STRUCTURE.

Plans have been filed for making over the three
story old fla shioned dwelling house at the of
7th ave and Goth ST. owned by the Peacock estate
into a hotel. the change of occupancy being made
for Thomas G. McClatchey. who has leased il for
a term of years Thomas Fl. Styles is the architect
The Manhattan plans for new buildings recorded
Yesterday include two story bakery for A. Pink
as owner at No SOC East 10Th st. 10 cost $1,000"
and a one story circuit breaker house for the New
York Central Railroad under the railroad viaduct
at Park ave and 1l1th ST. to cost 5000.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
oamuEI FLOYD ANGUS DEAD.

De,roi, Mich Feb 6-Samuel Floyd Angus,
,,rominent as a capitalist who held large interests
in steam ard electric railroads. and formerly owner
of The Detroit American League baseball club dled
tonight at his home here. He was porn III MON
roe Ohio ffty-two years ago. Mr.. Angus came
,,-o from Cleveland sixteen years ago where he
WAS engaged in the insurance business For the
last three wears he has been in failing health ana
+be death of his wife year was a shock that
accelerated his decline in health.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor. the second
that of the creditor and date when judgment was
filed:
Busch. Hermann F. Schneuberg; November "a.
Connell. Thomas-Pleasant Spring Distiilery Com
pany: December ~. 1907 Observation-Disclosures.
Cohan George NV Dominick; January 22,
Grove Eugene F., and Emile klaber-E. l..
Demorest September 2 1886 ............ 40
Grove. Edw. F.-W- Mylius; October 4, 1907
Ieasedp
sane-Same. September B 80 81
kerzner. Samuel-B. y hitzberseT: January
1905 10
Kirby. Emma F.-Oln J. Stephens; December -,
1907 ..........-.... ..................... 23G 80
Siiverman. Isaac-Dayd Skrilow and John Simon
5 Tssser; January % 1908 ..-............ I37 so
Sands. ihillp-Itonor Hotel Company; January
IL, 1907
TODD. Mary Ii -. Prayer; January 2, 1908 "a Al
1897 .......... IG5 Sc
Tamelkof kouzma Glieor Nangelon-E T..
CaugerOviCh; January IL,
Van Camp. Carrie In. +. Frazee November
IA. lyO ............
Waytack, Joseph-M. Emmett; January l3 1908. 62OI
Woarms. Albert l.. and Louis q. Lesser-A.
wyckon: February II 1906 .............
Johnston: November 1867 ........ GA
Same-Same; January 10, 1905 Vacated)
II. l.. Herbert d Co.-De Laval Separator Com
pany January ~ 1905 20i el
Clarke Construction company-M. Black. Decem-
o.
Daily TRADE Record Company Deutsch 81 al;
January q. lsos .........,....... l.l35 06
Zasuly. Mary and Louis-S Shsnker; January IL,
Nv .s.~-'.''''...''''''.. d %
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
ERNST. DUKE OF SAxE-kLTENBURG

Berlin. Feb. 6.-PTince Ernst, the reigning Duke
of xe-Altenburg. died to-day He born Sep
ternber ls 1926 and asoended the throne the
death OF his father August 3. 1888 He married
Princess Agnes OF Anhalt-Dessau. who died 1887.
They had children. The heir is Prince Moritz,
brother Of the late duke. who has and three
daughters
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
REALTY COMPANY INCORPORATED.

Albany. Feb. 6.-The lnterlaken Realty Company.
of New Rochelle capital s1l0OO0o. filed certificate
of incorporation with the Secretary of State to-
day. The directors Arthur Iselin. of New RO-
chee: Rudolph Iseln and Francis r. Kemble. of
New York: r. Brtton Irwin. of Mount Vernon
and l.. &. Bonnard OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
MERCHANTS OPPOSE ALDRIcH BILL.

Following the report of a special committee WHICH
was appointed to investigate the various currency
measures that have been proposed the Mercha"'
Association of New York yesterday anhouhceu i''
4o;s;o, to onnosa the AIdrich bill. The association
voted to Law its objections to the measure pelore
New, Works representatives in Congress
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
BROOKLYN HOUSES IN A TRADE

Donnell & Kilian have sold two of the new four
story double flats recently built by Otto Singer
Lincoln Place between Franklin and Bedford aves.-
Brooklyn. The buyer gives in exchange twenty-five
lots in Flatbush The entire transaction involved
about $4,000.