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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-28
2ano nno Scmtc AM 9ilimaubId)arp.

llebcr 0icIes SGCnla bat Der iriis
bcrc 8ollperneilr b. Sicbcrt in Berlin
cinen Tortrug 9cbnltcn, Dem pir6ols
0c10eS c%ntncbmcn: Gic Gingcborcs
ncn beltcben ans Nrnbcrn, Sn0ern
un0 Ncgcrn. SiC Nrabcr, 0ic frilber
Wcnl6cnrallb mo Sflaucnbon0c.
tricbcn, muBten crit umtcrmorien
iucr0cn lie lin0 odnt uber iolgIalnc
llntertboncn gepor0cll. Iie Sn6er,
Observation-Disclosures, 5bcilS SciOerL
limo ipeSicu ais Son0ci$lelltc un0
Snltbiuerfer tbitig uno bilbcn Elm
3wiiderglico jfpiidem G%ltropGcrn II.
9tcAerit fir 6en &%lein1dn0cI. IS be.
itcbt aber bic 2lniid)t, OaB lie iebr
picl @tl0 ans Dem 2alloe briltgell
uno boB ibre &ermebrumN nid)t Dor
tbcilboft lit. 2eioer I6bt bic cngli-
id)c He9icrrllg fcincn aderbo1trel.
bcnoen mlSnanoeln; Oicie f0nltten
Tie ols Tornrbeiter fir Die 9tegcr
niitlid) mod)en. Iic Neger limo sum
9r0btcn SbeiIe bem Sontultamm ail-
gcborig, gum fIeirlen SbciI in Nor-
ocn Sontitcn. Sbrc Sprade, 0oS
Sua6cli, lit mobllauteno, leid)t 5t
?rlcrncn mo Die ollgcmcinc lin.
u01osiprudc, sic ieoer Iclltihe Ter.
ncn miB. Sic Negcr iino nl5 Sim.
ser lcrnbc1tcrig mo lcrncn leid)t.
Gieienigen, mcIhe sic 0UltidcS dule
beilld)t bnbcn, lino ipotcr ais Nn1e-
i~lclte fiir oic peridicocnen 6Gter
braltd)bnr. Sebr midtig lit oic rid
tige 9ebnnOllung Ser Negcr. Wit
Wiiloe, Srculolihfcit uno @utnlii-
tbigfelt fornn1t man piel mcitcr olS
nit anigcrcatcr 9ebanolrmg. Der.
icni9c 9ean1tc, Der Die Ateger rid)tig
81 bebonocln meiB. bat lcidtcn Ser.
fcbr nit ibncn. Die Ncgcr fenneu
fcinerlci Gigcutbumsredt al @oocn,
ser Vobcn gcbort ban Gorie ooer
Dem Stamnl. Die SelobeItellung lit
cine iebr primitive uno gcihicbt nit
Der Sodc. Sic liegt bollptiGhlid
Der Srou pb, Die ncben ser 6elOor.
belt olldl nod Die @irtbi6ait ulo bic
3nbereitung ocs Giiens SIT bcior9en
bat. Sm 9roBen 8an5en lit Die
Geinlihfcit ocn Hegern %nad5uriib.
men. Sn ieinem Gbaraftcr lit Ser
9tcgcr glltmiitbig, finolidL obcr oil6
g~raltIant, lUlbcredenbar nno Dor al.
lem iallI, trdge unb 9Ieih9iIItig. er
rcrrid)tct MIR Orin9cno notbnenbigc
Nrbcit, CT nrbeitet nid]t bnlernb uto
Id)eltt inSbcionocre ihuere Arbeit.
@ir miiiicn ibn oesbalb Dor olleil
Singen sur Arbeit ersie6ell. llno ba.
bin mirfen bereitS Die Wiiiionen ir
banfcnSmcrtber @eilc, lpcrn ibr
@irfln9Sfreis iih bprlduiig aud
MIR nili ein5elne Eitnfte eritredt. IS
lit besbulb porgeihlagen: 1. cine ar.
bcitsbienitpilidyt, etlpa Wie ben Wi-
litdroienit in Geitidlono %ein5riiib-
rem, no Die Heeer mebrere Sabre sur
slrbeit bel Gettiben perpilihtet iper.
oeu; 3. cine all0ere Sorm lit Der Pr
beits5ipang allf fiir5ere Belt, etlpa
auf so Gage, mie CT in @eit.lliam.
bnrd bereitS oi,rfgefiibrt NOR uno
iid iebr gut beipdbrt bate. Sn bieier
N~nipenoumg fam Ser Neger oaneben
nod iein eigenes Selo beitelen nno
peroient irotbem piel @elo; 3. 8anl
Die geIteuerung Ser Siitten (iett 3
| Hllpiell - A Mnrf bro SsaIr) in ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-28
&6ni0 @cn5cl.

gScr irci un0 frob 0en 9c6cr Dc6t,
Ser trinft i'm nit mir nllS;
Ger bette &0niA Der 9clebt,
@nr 2onig Wcn5calolS.
Gr trnnf Den Iicben Iongcn Sag
llnO tranf Die gar5c 9todJt
Sn lcincS &otcrS SdloB 81 Yro0,
&ou m0rhcubaiter Erodt.
@o& ioQ mir, iprnd er, 3icr un6
Sono?
gtllr Sborcn bringt cr @Iiid;
Ga9 9ol0'nc Mari bon &olf mo
Snn0
Cd acb'3 ocm &olf 5uriid!
gSnS mcin Serr &otcr mir depart,
Nn @olo upO S6abgcitein,
Gcrtrtnfcn mirO'a nod Nittcrart,
,Sm ~ullcrbcitcn Mciul
"a bllb Gin GroBc3 4roiicn an!
Sin &0nig bGlt icin Nort;
llno mic CT lagtc, marc getban;
Die @cloer flogcn tort.
Gic polen Erllbcn mllrbcu lCer -
y&crr Iruficb, idrcdt Sud Gas?
Son @ol0 OicNumpcn linO ST ldmcr,
G'rtm ncbnlt lie icBt BON @Ia9!"
oG& idnlcdt ans bGbmii6cm &rDltnu
Ger Scin nod Sins 10 gut
&Hic lclldytcn ga Die Sropicn ali
ST. ionnUnbuftcr @lltb!"
So Ditg and ser &leinoOienihos
81 SltO mo SlnucIier;
gtidtS blicb, ais mn Scr Soocniob
Som @cin I'M SAB oofilr!
llno mas nidt nict= unO nogclicIt,
ToS ioIgt Der 0lcidcn 9obn;
Ger &Gmm'rCr icui5t bei'm lcBtcn
1icit:
oWicin &0nig, icbt bait AM"
@crr @cn5cl obcr ricf inn:
oSduuei0'!"
Somcit iinO mir nod nid)t;
Sic &ron' bonn bciIig -r0m'ihcn Gci0
SGut aud nod ms 0clui6t!"
Mclnidcr id)nncdt mir lGngit nidt
lncbrl
@an5 90bcim bah id) iatt!
Wtir miro INT @er5 uuo &ollpt 10
Idmcr,
,St oicicr triItcn Stoot.
gSobloui mir 5icbcn oil 0en GbcirL
Sn's SOB nad 9odarnh;
a%uiitopclt BORT ben @oellucin
0os aloIter gberboh!
llnO mas 81, Hbcnic Damn 0cido6
Nit Nltprcdjt Don &urpf0l5 -
Gic &cihSgclhid)t' cr5dblt cs ia:
Qan5c StildioB golt'S!
Sir inlfen @}rcis bna 0cttihc &ci6?
., mclh' cin Sbor iporlt OH!
ScBt ninnlt man nit Den &rollcrl
9lcid
Sid alld) Oet @ein oaju!
60 5cdt cr bis 5um 2ebenScno'
ISn Chr un0 SrctOcn tort;
0cn Gr6cn blicb Dom Seitomcnt
ais oaS bIonte @ort. -
ltno On cr itarb, beiabl cr nod:
Sc9t mir Elm SAB ms @rob,
9llti bnb am iiin9iten Eog ih ooh
mas 81 trinfcn bob!
S~ricorih @orn ed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-28
Sine Iunocrbarc Ectitiun.

8an5 @cIgicn lodt, ubcr in Gbute-
let, elmer Stuot Der bcIgildcn Yro.
bins 0enncgoL lodt MAJ nidt: Die
c%brion1cn 9iirger Oieicr gltten Stoot
lon0ten nGnllid Dor cinigcn. Sogcn
an Die &ommcr cine Eetition, in
pcld)er iic gegen Die Gbefrouelt, Die
cs nit Der cbelidcf1 Srclle nidt 10
9cnalt l1ebnlenL %itrengere mo ,ltlls
mlttclbarc" Stroicn bealltrogen.
@orl5 9elgien lndt bel Dem Wcoon.
fen oil oic on1iiiuntcn S5cncn, Die
lid bel Scr 0cbotte iibcr Die originclle
Ectitior obipiclen oiirften, uno lod)t
Dor ollenl iiber Die Yctenten, Die IN
riibrc1bcr Sormloiigfeit ibr ebeli.
dies ltngIiid gum 8ebcimuib Der
gun5en Wclt gen1adt babcn. - Sn
CbntcIct ober ldeint man Die 0rol-
lige Suhc ais cincn 9elpeiS bobcr
Wilrgertllgcn0 5lt betradtcn. Sic
hilrien nid)t glnuben," iogte Gin Gin.
qeborener" 81 einenl 9eridtcrltuttcr
ocs oEiccolo", oooB aue llnter5cid.
ner Der Tetition i1nBliidlide, 3. +.
bctrogcne GbcmGnner Iino. SIM @e-
gcrtbeil: icbr piclc inter ibnen -
mo i'd BIN alld) barunter - bobcn
Wtltltcr = 0nttinneit. Iber mir bas
ben geraOe besluegen Die SGnoe frci
l,no fonncn fir bic nnberen bon-
oeln. Die Sittenperocr6niB greift
imrucr mcitcr I'M lid. Sn unierer
Stoot lcgen gar piele Srollen 81 me-
l,ig @ertb oili..... llo, Sic miiien
lholl, mas id) meine. @ir, Die mir
unlerer Srollcn iihcr linp, nebmen
mis- MIN Der onbcren an, Die nidt
; ioldcs Slid bnbcn ipie mir; mir
0crlfcn babel ubcr ail6 on linIere
Sobne mo @nfel, Die Die ut9liidlis
den gbemdnncr Der 3ufunit lein
mcroen. @ie bcitruft baS @elet
beiltc ben Gbebrld2 Wtit cin paar
Worf Celebrate, oocr inbcm eS Die
Sbeionng nlsipridt. 9oS lit bod)
9or nid,ts, nnb Die Sd)eibung gar
fommlt Wond)em iebr erpiinidt."-
ga, ipoS moIlen Sic benn ober ei.
gentlih9" froate Der Sournnliit. =
Gas ipeiB ih ielbit ttid)t; mir 5u6'
len ben ab%georOneten %onitGnoige
9iGten, oomit lie cute @cIebe ma.
| den; ibre Sohc lit es alio, bas Gid).
tige st finben. Sic biiricn ober
nid)t gluubel1, bob mir Die trculoicn
@eiber glci6 binribten laIIen ipoQen
= o, nein! @ir wpacn MIR 6rDBere
Strenge. Is iudre id)on gut, menlt
Gbebr,id nit ioiortigcr Serbaftung
scr Sdnlbigen b%eItroit iuiiroe. @enn
cine Srar i'm t%ieiiten Heglige bon
Sipei 4enoorn1en bitrd) Die Straben
bon Gbotelet gefiibrt tuiiroe, piiroeil
iid's Die unoeren bod pielleift iiber-
legen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-28

Simmer berieIbc. - Game:
,.@enn man finoerlos bleibt, 10 filblt
man lid redt pe%reiniamt. = Trofei.
fer: nSa, ia, i'd glaib's Sbnen germ.
@enn Sic ipenigitens Elm paar Gn.
telden Batten!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-28
gSo5u nlIcr StoI& oIIcr
CttCIe @obn?


SSo5u allcr StolS ancr citclC @ublt?
Sdlncll, mic ole 98oItc DurdiIicgt
ibrc NubrL
Sd)ncl mic Scr @lit uno iducu mic
Der 9Sin0
Sp 1d)ncll audi 0o9 mcni0lidc &cbcll
Dcrrinnt!
&om Gid)bOuJn bcrnicocr Unfit ra.
idclilo 0ns &ollb -
IS Ionunelts iidl an un0 mo0crt I'M
Stdnb,
So iilltcn bonn @aumc oc3 &Cbcn5
mir al
llnO rubin oblle ltntcridico 8rob
bier an Grab.
Gas ain0, Ooa Die Muttcr 10 treuli6
QCpilcgt,
Sic Wtuttcr iclbit, Ole c9 0cbcr5t ltn0
AcbcAt,
Ger %otcr, Der bcioc emit licbeno
ltnlld)loB:
Sic rubin bier 5uiommcn I'M Grocn,
Shob.
9ic Woio, Oic 0c1l1n5t in Oe3 sc.
bcIa Wiai,
Scr @lo15 uno bic S6Gnbcit iin0
lonGc porbci,
&orbci alld, Die chit Tie nm &icbc
geilcbt,
Gorbci, ais bate Der g8iuo iie Der.
iucbtl
GoS Soltpt, OoS emit cine aronc
trllg,
9ic @ono, Die chit bliti9c SdIod.
ten lhlilg,
Go9 Allgc ocS Meilcn, ocS G0lcll
&er5:
&icr ruben tic aus, bon Sorgcl unb
S6mcr5!
Ger &nnomonL ocr lcincn gldcr be-
baut,
9cr @irte, Der nod iciner @cer0e &c.
ldoltt,
Ger BETTER, Der miibium icin 9ro0
Iid crilebt,
&icr off iDr Sorgen SIT Gnoc gcbt.
Ger 6rommc, scr an oic GrI0iung
gcgIollbt:
Ger Srcigciit, Dem NidtS lcinc 3wci.
icl gcrorlbt:
Sb lpciic, pb tborid)t, oh arm oocr
reid
%icr iinocn tie 6rieocn bier iino tic
0lcid!
60 gcbcrt goll5e @ci6lcd)tcr oubil1,
Nic Die Vliumcn perlucltcn un0 an
ore crblilb'n
llno micocr ncilc 8ciAIcftcr Ell,
itcb'n,
ltn0 bon 9icucnl 9cid)iebt, pos bon
jcbcr gcid)cb'n,
Ser &reiSloui ocS 2cbcnS itetS ncll
beginnt,
gSIc Der &ntCr 0cboift mo geltrcbt,
10 0o9 aiuO,
Inns lelld)tet oerlclbcn SonncS trnbl,
Scr ibncn Gcltroblet ouf Berg unN
Sbol.
@ir oe1fcn bclltc, mas tic emit &C.
0adlt,
Air lod)en mo iucincn, iuie iic'a
emit gcnlodt,
&ir bGn0cn am Scbcn, iuie lie'S chit
gctbon,
Sod) rnIonlt - uld) bon binncn
iiibrt rmicre @obn!
Sic licbten mo babtcn in 2llit mo
Sd)nlcr5,
Sod Die 6lonme Oerloid) unO toIt
lit 0oS Scr5,
sic lodtcn mo idcr6tcrL bell t0ntc
ibr Sang
God 0oS 2ad)cn perihlmmtc, ooS
Sie0 pcrtlong.
sic fomcu, ibiponbcn mo girgcn
0aoon
@o Der Gotcr 0clpouoert, oa ocbt
Jest Der Sobn,
@oS ibr 9eim 9cucicn, iebt u%niercS
lit,
gSer pciB, pic longc nod unicrc
Sritp
Id, Soillllun9 mo Skinner, SAINT.
merlinh SllIt,
llnlioiict perborgen Ole Mcnihet.
brnit POI,
llno Sod)en uno Weincll, r3 fomnlt
itub qebt,
gSic @elle olti @elle i'm Wteere Der.
Debt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-28

Cine Moberne. - .Sie ipa-
rem oIio pirflid ouein oft Der let-
ten Meooute2" - r@epiB! Gs ging
iebr oe5ent 5t = 90 bdtte meinMann
rubia mitfommen ~t6nnen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-28
Tbrubam yincUln's Sicblings = &c.
oidlt.

Son MilIiom &noY.
GCut d. pom Or. u. q I'd $,
Sou gntonio, Scro9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-09

quake Indians is now the engineer OF
fast passenger train on the Burlington
road. He is here on the same ground
where his ancestors lived for many gen
erations. Few passengers who ride behind
him know that Tama Indian sits in the
cab Of the engine as il speeds over the
prairies.
Hollow Horn Bear chief OF all tho
Sioux. returning from a visit to Senator
Gamble at Yankton, found himself
broke and through Interpreter Ellis
ton sought Judge Witten. in charge of the
Trip registration, and asked for a loan
Of So to buy food for his family When
the judge presented 81 bill F,liiston
pointed out Hollow Horn Bears picture
on it. Judge Witten kept the bill and
gave the chief soecie. He wished to re-
tain the bill which contained the picture
OF the only living man ever photographed
in that manner. Hollow Horn Bear made
speech In Congress in 1850. and as he
is a goOd-looking specimen of his race his
picture was engraved on both the S. and
$50 bills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-09
The Planets.

The pale, cold moon is shining bright
In yon blue, starlit sky tonight.
And all the planets in their spheres
Shine ~ they have ten trillion wears.
We look upon these heavenly lights
As all mankind have done through nights
Since God first taught them how 10 shine
And reign forever superfnc
We think and wish and guess in vain
To know the secrets and to gain
4 knowledge OF those vast. high realms
Whose magnitude the MUD cerwhelms
And SO the sun and moon and stars
Shine over all those golden bars
That roll along through all the ages
The wonder OF the wisest sages.
JOHN 4. JOYCE
Washing ton. u. &.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-09
Proposed Guests of the Nation.

THE government. in conjunction with
the trade organizations of the United
States can do very important and ef-
fective work, and one that will have far
reaching results, if it will lend it's aid to
bringing to this country parties OF dele
"ations Of thoroughly substantial, high-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-09
Sir Ian Hamilton.
From the London Chronicle.

Sir Ian Hamilton, who unveiled the
Manchester war memorial yesterday, is a
Gay Gordon of the right sort. and has
been in most of our wars, little" and big
since 1879 when he first donned the ia
miliar tartan Of the old 92d with the yell
low thread running through IT. On Ma
juba Hill he gave proof of his prowess
alongside Of Hector Macdonald, and for
the capitulation of Majuba he had his
revenge in the relief OF Ladysmith. His
Staff Officers Scrap Book" which re-
cords his experiences of the Russo Japa-
nese war. gives us more real insight into
the military, and even the political
meaning Of that colossal struggle than
any other work on the subject short of
kuropatkin's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-09
Our Oldest Families.
From the Indians Friend.

From the Indians FRIEND.
The Kiowas, Comanches and Apaches
held their intertribal council on October
I. Chief Ahpeaton was reelected chief
of the Kiowas. Quanah Parker of the CO.
uanches, Apache John of the Apaches.
Paul Corbett of kamiali is full-blood
ed Indian. but he is stakeholder and
director in the kamiah Bank, stock
holder in the kamiah Bridge Company
and landed proprietor of no small pre-
tensions
A descendant Of Tama's band OF Mus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-09
Impossible.

Z.
Bronson understand he painted cob
webs on the ceiling 20 perfectly that tns
maid wore herself ont trying to sweep
them down.
Johnson There may have been Suci, an
artist, but there never was such "a house.
maid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-09

CLEVELAND. Ohio. December "A
suit was filed In the common pleas court
here today against p. j. Kieran, presi-
dent of the Fidelity Funding Company OF
New York and ]. P. Madigan and Rev
William Mcmahon Of this city to enforce
payment of note for $4,000 which they
are said to have signed jointly.
The suit is brought by the Clinton Trust
Company of Lockhaven, Pa, which holds
the note. The note was given to f. S.
McNaul and was Endorsed by him TO the
trust company
James =. Madigan is county treasurer
and was formerly president of the defunct
Euclid Avenue Trust Company of this
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, July 27, 1908.
ARRIVED


Charleston "a Clyde SIS Co, with and
mdse. Left Quarantine at $40 m.
Steamer Antilles Woodward, New Orleans July q to
Steamer FL vale Patten. Galveston July 81. the
Quarantine at 6:07 m.
Steamer Salvatore Gorgio CNor) Biering. Port An
tonic days. to the Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit Ar
rived 3 a
Steamer Washington (Aust). Geromich Trieste.
July IL Patras 13 Palermo 15 TO Phelps Bros Co.
with las steerage passengers and mdse.
Arrived at
Steamer Carolina AUST. Rsgusin Trieste July l.
Fume and Palermo IL, Phelps Bros & Co, with
mdse Arrived Bar a m.
Steamer Chesapeake, Delano. Baltimore. to the New
York Baltimore Transportation Line. with mdse. Left
Steamer Star Scotland C3 Paine. Barry July Is. TO
Funch. Edye & Co. In ballast Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Vigilancia. Johnson Santiago July 81 and
Nassau "a New York & Cuba Mail SIS Co, with
75 passengers. mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Philadelphia, Crockett. Juan July D. to
Boulton & Dallett with 80 passengers mails and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 7:4o m -, - WI
rnfngton 25 to the Clyde Co. with passengers and
mdse Quarantine at 5:37
SIS Co. with passengers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine
Steamer Minneapolis cRr,. Gates. London July IS TO to
mdse Arrived the Bar 1:44
Coppename Dutch. HaaSno9t DeneTara Iny
Surina 1s and Trinidad q, TO the ROYAL Dutch west
India Mail Line with Q passengers, mails and mdse
Arrived at the Bar at 1:3O ? m.
Steamer Kenosha Soderberg Philadelphia for Boston,
Passed in Quarantine at 6 a
Steamers Brez Huel CFrl. Newchwang; Maracas CBr:
Perth Amboy; Monroe. Norfolk and Newport News;
Marowijns Dutch Trinidad and Paramaribo; Irene
SANDY Hook July 81 $50 r-wind southwest light
breeze; clear: smooth sea
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
The results at auction YESTERDAY were as follows:
a $500. 1000 NEWARK SALE.

Title 10 the property at Nos. 81. Il and Is Market
st Newark owned by Edward NJ and Samuel T.
v-a1dror and occupied by Donald & Co. and the
Cov-nertfwaft-Tan Horn Company, is TO pass this
week TO David Froehlich. All the agreements have
been signed. the reported price for the property
being $4,000. Both firms hold long term leases on
the property they occupy.
Il is understood that the sale made in the in
-erests of the Bauman-F -Froehich Company, of which
Mr. Froehlich IS president. 1t is said that Mr.:
Froehlich contemplates erecting six story build
ing on the site OF the present Van Horn structure
and connecting the proposed building with the
structure nov occupied by Donald & Co. The
latter firms lease has nearly nine years TO run.
The C.owTertirwait-Van Horn Company's lease was
signed in May 1907 for five years. with the privilege
of renewing for another five years. The concern s
now putting up building at No. 20 Market St.
its plans calling for connection with the old struct-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
LARGE MIDTOWN DEAL
SITE VALUED At 100000.
B. l.. Kennedy Sells 7S2 Rockasody
Park Lots for S653,175.

A market was found yesterday for the new
twelve story mercantile building No. West zVtn
St owned by the Acme Realty Company IL oc-
cupes q plot with frontage of 8 feet ana oeP'h
of 100 feet The parcel held at s5oo.co
The assignees sale of the Corbin Banking Ooih
oanvs holdings at Rockaway Park, helo on tio
r,rer,ises last Saturday by Bryan l. henneHS'
clearly indicated that there is a big demand Ior
choice seashore lots. 1t was of the most sue
,essf,l auction sales of property on the Rocka"ay
Peninsula ever held. The total sum realized was
ss52 I75 More than a thousand persons were
present Mr. Kennedy disposed OF so lots III sepa-
rate parcels and blocks Of ls2 lots IN one Pdt
cel The lots on the bad side averaged about SIVcV
each; on Newport ave, about $3.50; on washington
ave about s. 900 each. and the ocean front
bout 81 $50 each. Among the largest buyeIS We
Rotert Scott James McAIlister, r. J. Cuddihy'
Albert Lyons. Thomas F. Burns John v CoeeeS'
Commissioner of Correction; R. j Brennan Gil
bert 1. Young. O. J. Murphy, Senator William
sobuer. Daniel Regan. James J. Pagan William
Williams and James Hussey.
a meeting of the new association OF taxpayers
organizations will be held at o'clock tomorrow at
the office of Allan Robinson, at No. 165 Broadway
II Is the opinion OF the majority Of realty leaders
.l,a+ such an association needed. but doubt has
been expressed as TO whether it can hold togetheT
Allan Robinson expressed himself as con1dent that
.oo5 would result, providing the organization did
no, undertake too much, and providing also thal
:, kent away from all local sectional questions
the first thing 10 be taken up by the new associa-
.,on IS the CITY budget, and plan has already
baan nrepared looking TO an exhibit in some cen
.-slIx located place in New York showing In
f-ranbic and concrete form the manner in which
the city spends its taxpayers money
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.


Plymouth July 27-Kaiser Wilhelm II (Ger), New York
for Cherbourg and Bremen; President Lincoln Ger.
New York CherbouTg and Hamburg
Plymouth and Cherbourg
Southampton July 27-Tharnes C7r) New York via King
Cherbourg July 27-Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger. New York
via Plymouth for Bremen (and proceeded
Dover, July q. II 30 HZeeald (Br, Ball. New York
GLASGOW Juy S6-calitornia G3r) New York Movie
Gibraltar July "a p m-Kong Albert Ger. New York
for Naples and Genoa (and proceeded.
Rotterdam, July 24-Oberon (Br), New York
Barbados. July 25-Rosetti (Br) 0rom Santos and Rio
Janeiro). New York.
Cape Town Port E1-zaDeth and East London
Calcutta July 27Strobus (Br) New York via Colombo
Colombo July 25-Moltkefes cGer). New York via Bonn
Port Natal. Juiy a6-Ardgowan CBr. New York for
shangha July 27-Aboukir CRr. New York via St Vim
cent. c V, and Port Natal; Sat,
Cheroours July 25 D m-St Paul New York
Plymouth, July 2T, $40 m-Preoria (Gerl New YORK.
HAMBURG July 24-Rheinfels Ger. New York
Gibraltar July q. 4 m-K6nigin Luise CGer)' new
shields July 2e-Niagara New York
Boulogne. July 2e n-Roterdam Dutch Sew TSgS ss
York for Valparaiso. etc
PASSED.
Gibraltar July 2s-Argentna (Aust). Trieste ETC. for
Lizard July 2s-Hudson CFr). Havre for New York
sciiIy July 27-Messba CBr), New York for London
Rrouy IIead July ~ D n-Mauretana (Br). New fork
for and Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Arnold Byrne & Baumann have sold for Patrick
Mccarthy a client Nos. 426 and AS West 62d ST.
two five story brick tenement houses, plot
60x1e0 feet
Ernest y Adler has bought from Abraham Tum-
powsBy No. lSI7 Sd ave. story loft building
with store on a lot 1s9x105 feet
Calm & Calm have sold for Andrew H ScobIe to
7 Morrison and NJ G. Ffclen Nos 655 and 65s East
2s1st St two two family houses each on lot 25x1l4
feet.
De Blois & Eldridge have leased for Colonel
George r. Fearing his place. known The Or
chard in Narragansett ave, Newport, 70 Mrs
Smith FIo1lins NcKim.
7 Sterling Drake has sold for the J. F. Chalmers
estate TO Alfred &. Fisher plot al westereigh
Mr. Fisher Riu erect a house for his own occu-
nancy on The site.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
WOMAN DIES FROM FALL INTO POOL.
Patrolman Who Tries to Save Her Sticks
Fast in Mud and Is Rescued.

From shock ane injuries she received early yes
terday when she fell into a cesspool about hi'ee
feet deep Mrs. Angelina Evangelist, nineteen years
old living at Coney Island avenue and Avenue u
Sheepshead Bay, died a few hours after she hae
been taken to the Coney Island Reception Hospi'ai
Mrs Evangelist, who had been married only
short time was hanging up clothes Wheh sno
stepped into the cesspoo- Her cries atuac'eu
trolman oscar Rothman. who lives fe" ooois
awav He Immediately jumped in TO save the
woman but stuck fast in the mud, ano ne '0o
shouted for help Two patrolTnen from the sheepS-
head Bay station who heard their cries go' iauoeS
from a nearby engine company, ana Win liie
sistance Of several of the hremen got Oo.i ~
~ E,.aneelist however. never regained con-
so;o,,sness Rothman was unable to report for duty
last night.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
WOMAN SAYS SHE WAS ROBBED.
Three Youths Arrested for Daring Invasion
of Flat

Jennie Walters of No. sc West e4th street. visited
Police Headquarters yesterday afternoon and said
that three young men entered her apartments at
43O the afternoon and robbed her of $3.50 in cash,
800 worth of clothing and several pawntickets.
She said that one had f1ourlshed razor threaten
ing her, while second grabbed her by the throat
and warned her not to make outcry, while the
third rif1ed the fat.
Detectives Kerr and MCGOWAN arrested three
youths who tailed with the woman's description.
At Police Headquarters they said they were Dio-
nysius Relhan, of No. 236 West SD street: John
Leonard, of No. Isl West End avenue. and Robert
Kennedy, of No $50 East 1G5th street.