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MRS.VKRR.vrLTMISSLVG
Itvshand She ' Declared Dead, Tells
of Ht History.
.Another warrant was issued yesterday fur Mrs.
(Score* T. Vcrrault. alias "Mr*. He!cn Hamilton,"
now out on bail, following a complaint of James'- P.
MacClellan. a Philadelphia grocer, who charged
that she swindled him out of JSOO when, cs he sup
posed he was engaged 'to marry • her. ■ Mrs. Vcr
rault could not bo found yesterday at 'her West £2d
Street home. Deputy Mare hal James it««-d. who ar
rested her in the first instance, was met at the
floor by a yoiiris man known as Gregory Allen
Mason, who declined to admit him or give him any
information.
Later It was rumored about town that the woman
had jumped her bail. She is out of the city, but
her lawyer, Hugh Gordon Miller, gave out a state
ment that he would have her at Marshal Henkel's
office at 3 o'clock this afternoon. He denied' thai
She had skipped her bail. Charges are piling up
•gainst the woman, and it is likely her bail will
be increased to several times the amount to-day if
•he appears.
An elderly woman rolled lat> yesterday after
noon at Marshal Henkel's office and said she be
lieved Mrs. Verrault was the woman who ordered
a 5200 dress from her and then refused to take it.
. The biggest card in the prosecution turned up
yesterday in the person of George T. Verrault, a
newspaper • artist, who ; lives at No. 1914 Benson
avenue, Bensonhurst. According to his own ad
mission to United States District Attorney Car
znody. he is her husband. According to Jamie, by.
which endearing name Mrs. Verrault addressed the
Philadelphia grocer, her husband is dead. He
•ays ehe told him that he died fix months ago. .
Verrauit corroborated everything a friend of his
•aid yesterday about the woman.
"This woman." the friend said, "is still Ver
rault'e legal wife. He Is a Catholic and has made
no attempt to secure a divorce.
"So far as we know, she was born Bina Finne
can, in Ironton. Wis. As a girl she was taken by
a man named George T. Morse, of Sehoharie, in
whose family she was reared and acted as a nurse.
he went to Chicago, where, under the name of
Bina Forrester, she writ to work fcr the Prus
sian National Fire Insurance Company. It was
also there that she met this Mrs. J. Pemberton
Brown, who has played so important a part in
her subsequent life.
"Verrault met her In Philadelphia, where she
was known as Bina F. Brown. She had in the
mean time made numerous trips to New York, and
tight years ago met with an accident on the Man
hattan elevated road. She sued the company and
recovered $o.0#) damages. She ,told Verrault she
was a widow named Brown. She lies, as a matter
of fact, never been married. She was then «-m
fleiyed us a stenographer by the Delaware Fire
insurance Company. Three months after Ver
rault met her they were married by a ■ civil Judge.
Thla. so fat as we know. V*» her only marriage.
"One week after she was married to Verrault In
Philadelphia -he was arrested for shoplifting. He
got her out. and time and time again the name
thing happened. Then Verrault moved to Balti
more, where he lived four year*". During that
time she was repeated!?* in trouble. and upon prom
ise* of good behavior Wrrault would take her
back. She made many trips to New York to Visit
Sirs. J. Pemberton Brown. At that time Mrs.
Brown. *<• far as Verrault knew, was all right, and
when he moved to New York and took a t»ouse at
No. 1J« West 73d street she lived with them. In the
mean time Mrs. Verrault got Into trouble in this
city time and again until, .in WXi. Verrault ■ made
up lils mind to part company with Mrs. Brown
and left me place, taking his* wife with him. A
few Months later, learning that Mrs. Brown was
hi a dispute with a drvgoods company, and that
Ms wife was mixed up in It. Verrault left his wife
once and for all. ■_• •; '■-
MORE WAGES FOR COTTON WORKER?
Two Thousand Mill Hands in New England
Profit by Increase.
Boston. Aug.' 13.— A raise of wages affecting up
ward of 2,001' operative* In cotton mills of Xew
Kng!s*id. went Into effect to-day in Adams,
Mass., and Pittsfield and Exeter, X. H. The in
(nut amount* t < 5 per cent.
Aside from these wage increases, the strikes at
the Edwards mills in Augusta, Me., and at the mills
of the Berkshire Manufacturing Company, at
Adams. Mass.. ere the salient features of the situa
tion In the cotton mill industry at the opening: of th«
»■«■<*. In each case the original cause of the labor
trouble whs the refusal of the companies to reln
etat»- a discharged man upon the demand of labor
unions. : • ■■-- .
REFUSES TO PAT 'FRISCO LOSSES.
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Rhine and Moselle Insurance Company of :
. Germany Will Not Settle Claims.
San Francisco. Aug. 13. — The Rhine and Mo.
Felle Insurance Company of Germany has de
cided that it will not pay its $^,000,000 of lia
bilities arising from the fire. A cable dispatch
to that effect was received to-day by General j
Manager Math.is from the home office. The '
company's policies do not carry an earthquake <
exemption clause, and it is thought at the local
office that the head officers are putting forth
the plea of "an act of Providence."
CONCESSION TO OIL DEALERS.
,
Eailroad to Give Independents Same Terms !
as Standard Company.
Cleveland, Auk. 13.— United States District At- ■
torney Sullivan left for chioae" to-night to resume |
Us work in connection with the grand .fury In- !
vestigatlon of the Standard Oil Company. He was !
In consultation, before he started, with C. D. j
Chaml.r-r'in. secretary, and F. W. Boltz. traffic '■
manager, of the National Petroleum Association, ,
In rejjard to some evidence which is to be brought
out at the hearing. Mr. Bolts lias been subpoenaed
to appear as a witness before the grand Jury.
Mr. Sullivan said that he had been informed that. .
ii." one result of work of the government, the Lake '
Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad had given ;
notice to Independent oil dealers that hereafter i
their mileage, fees for oil tank cars would be com- '■
puted on the same basis as the Standard Oil Com- \
pany. It had been alleged, in recent hearings re- ;
fore the Interstate Commerce Commission here. }
that the railroad company had discriminated i
against the independent oil companies In this re- J
Kard to the extent of many thousands of dollars. !
Mr Cham her 11 n said that he had received a copy j
of the notice r..l that it officially granted this |
concession, which was one of the main things f.I
which the independents hal been struggling.
CANADIAN PACIFIC DIVIDEND DECLARED.
Montreal, Aug. l.'{.— At a meeting of the direct
ors of th" Caiiadian Pacific Railway to-day, a
dividend of II irer cent was declared on the pre
ferred stock for the fix months ended on Juno
?O. A dividend of 3 per cent for the same period
•» - declared on the common stock. In the fiscal
y*. ended on June 30 the company eaVned,
gro£s. f6UM9.7SB. The net was ■ f22.973.440.
ADAMS COTTON MILL STRIKE OVER.
AoamF. Mass . Aug. 13.— The strike In the four
millf of the Berkshire Cotton Manufacturing Com
pany was rn<it-<\ to-day, and three thousand em
ployes will return to work on Thursday morning.
The company pranted the strikers several conces
sions, but refused to re-employ the union weaver
mh'/f* discharge precipitated the strike.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Edward De Holland, the Cuban, who was arrest
ed last week on a charge of robbing George I*
McAvoy of a gold watch end fob. was held in
M.OGO for tri*l yesterday by Magistrate Sweetscr
McAyoy is a nephew of ex-Deputy Police Con
missioner McAvoy. " '■'
:: listrate Wahle fined two men $5 «ach yester
day in Esses Market court for rowdyism In sur
face car-- crossing the Brooklyn Bridge. They are
saM by th« police to be members of gangs that
Mart out to create disturbances on street cars.
Stewart H. KMlott, of No. 2'» l West JUst street,
who was paroled until yesterday to give him a
chanoc to raise $".,000, under which he is held pend
ing an investigation into the death of Mrs. Lena
J. N">l !«•< at Baltimore, who was thrown out of
liis automobile on At;guFt 10 last, deposited yes
terday at the Cormier's < ffi« twelve Southerly Pa -
cific first mortgage bonds of the par value of |tTTt>oo.
Judge Wilbur Helsley, of the New Jersey Circuit
Court, who wr.s ;-rrest<-d on Sunday in Vanderbilt
«V"nu*, Ftapletrn. Stater. Island, on a charge of
running his mobile at a rate of twenty-five
miles an hour, had a private hearing before Mjikls
tra'« Marsh yesterday and was discharged.
Al->.ar..'« r Devc*. charged with shooting Jarne*
Boyle, better known us "Lefty, ■ last June, was ar
rested last night by Drtecyve Sergeant r'ogarty. of
the Central Office, at 27th street and Eighth avenue,
»-l:er- the aU«c*4 shootins occurred. He was
•j?kf-d np r»t i!«-;iric,i\ar'*-rB on a charge of felonious
i'j-sau;?. Hr *?n<J he lived at No. 340 Went !sth street
r i«,:.;e is «&] :a the New Fork Hospital, vhere it
w&s £a;<j '■■£< nijjfct that he was in a serious condi
tion. . . i..
JUSTICE IX COURT
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Fitzgerald ■ Submits, to -.Examination
in Supplementary Proceedings.
'. Justice Thomas W. Fitzgerald appeared before
Justice Dickey. in the Supreme Court, In Brook
lyn, yesterday morning and submitted to an ex
amination in supplementary proceedings. George
B. Fountain, the ■ attorney who obtained • a judg
ment against the Justice, retired with him to a
private room and conducted the examination. He
would rfiot disclose the nature of Justice Fitzger
ald's testimony.
Juntice Fitmgorald's appearance in court yester
day was in compliance with an order by Justice
Dickey directing; him to submit to the examination
or "be punished for contempt. Justice Fitigerald
•aid the whole thing was due to a misunderstand
ing, and that he had not intended to show any
contempt for the court.
As Justice, FltsQrerald was leaving the courthouse
he was served with papers from the office of the
Corporation Counsel ordering: him to pay $79 taxes
on his place at Port Richmond. Statin Island.
The justice is at present eittin*; in the Children's
Court, but because of his delay in getting there
the court was adjourned until 2 o'clock. Justice
Fitzgerald paid the testimony was secret and that
he could make no statement.
WEli OF (RIME TKrIITEXS
Several Xew Informations AgminH
Accused Trust Company Men.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]
Pittsburg. Aug. 13.— Six more informations charg
ing embezzlement and six charging conspiracy to
defraud were filed to-day against Clarence S. Hlx
ton. the defaulting bookkeeper of the Union Trust
Company. One information for embezzlement and
six for conspiracy were also loflged against Clifford
B. Wray, the teller arrested last week In Toronto,
Canada.
Hixton's bail was increased to $190.O"i0 and Wray.'s
to $160,000. The informations w«re made to-day by
W. H. Gliffor. treasurer of the trust company.
The young men are charged with IteaHng $125,000
of the bank's funds, but bankers here say the loss
♦•ill probably run much more than that and may
reach 1500.000". With a surplus of over $22,000,000, th?
larger figure would not affect the bank at all. But
the action to-day indicates that the bank ofliclals
purpose to punish thegJßung men to the limit.
TO ENLARGE TUNNEL STRIKE.
Dm Hundred More Rock Drillers Called Out
Yesterday.
Thomas Curtis, business agent of the rock
drillers' union, announced last evening that one
hundred more rock drillers were ordered on
strike at ."» p. m. yesterday in the branches of
the Pennsylvania tunnel under Manhattan, to
force the United Engineering and Contracting
Company to trnmt the eight-hour workday and
union conditions. According to Business Agent
Curtis, one hundred and fifty men are out.
A statement was Issued last night on behalf
of the Pennnylvanla Railroad, which Bald. In
part:
No strike of any kind took place since Friday,
when twelve rock drillers out of one hundred
went out, on the orders of the walking delegate.
Not a single man quit since Friday. The places
of the twelve men were filled, and work is going
on as usual. The eight-hour workday, because
of the conditions. Is impracticable in the tunnel.
The men are paid by the hour, no matter how
long they work. The work is on the open shop
conditions, and the men accepted all the condi
tions when they went to..work."
.
ASKS WARRANT FOR DETECTIVE
Counsel for Employes of Alleged Bucket
Shop Charges Grand larceny.
Franklin Bien. counsel for tlie employes of
John A. Boardman & Co., who were arrested
last Friday in connection with raids on an al
leged bucket shop, appeared in the Tombs police
court yesterday with a communication from Mr.
Boardman, .asking f <->r o w-arrant for the arrest
of Detective Sergeant McConvUle on a charge
of grand larceny. Assistant District Attorney
Garvan was in court to represent McConville.
Bien said he would not press the charges if
the b<~oks and records alleged to have h=cn
taken by McConville were returned. Magistrate
Breen told Garvan and Bien they should try to
Fettle the matter between themselves. Blen
says he will make a complaint to the Police
Commissioner against McConville.
RACE RIOT IN DELAWARE.
Nine Negroes and One White Man Badly
Hurt as Result of Assault.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.]
Wilmington, Del.. Aug. Word reached here
to-day of a serious race riot that occurred at
Laurel, Del., after a Negro named Brown had
assaulted" Medford Phillips, a well known white
man.. A large crowd of armed white men patrolled
the. streets for several hours, and a number of Ne
groes were severely punished. Finally a riot re
sulted, in wh^'h shots were freely fired. Nirte Ne
groes were severely hurt, three receiving flfteh
wounds from bullets. One white man was also
seriously injured. . -, - •
EWEY'S RECORD WILL NOT STAND
Broad Jump Made Recently Not Official, as
Grounds Had a Decline.
At the games hpld for the Benefit of the non-sec
tarian San Francisco asylum fund, at American
League Park, on August 4. it was announced that
Ray C. Ewry. of the New York Athletic Club, had
broken his own worlds record with a leap of 11
feet •) inches.
An examination of the grounds followed, and it
was reported that there was a decline of less than
one-half inch. This would not affect the record.
At a conference later between the referee and
K. T Hart, of the Mohawk Athletic Club, who
acted as measurer, the latter Mid that he had
made a careful measurement, and he has learned
that there is a decline of at least IV, inches This
of course, will prevent the acceptance of Ewry's
record made at these games.
BTATEN ISLAND LIGHTS GO OUT EARLY.
Power was turned into some of the street light
ing circuits on the north shore of Richmond at
7:45 p. m. yesterday and the lights were kept hum
ing until 9 o'clock, when they went out and re
mained «o. At Stapleton ana the other village? on
the east shore no attempt wns made to light the
streets. Happytend. at South Beach, however, was
brilliantly Illuminated. ; ■ , -
ITALIAN LABORERS REPLACE NEGROES.
fßy-TVlfjcraph to The Tribune. } ■ ■
Memphis. Aug. 13.— Two carloads of Italian*.
numbering about one hundred laborers and their
families, arrived to-day at Gadsden, Ala.. where
they will work !n the furnaces of the Southern
Steel Company, displacing the Negro labor hereto
fore employed in the plant. The Italians are from
xtew.^ork and were employed through labor agents
in that city.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
Bt f£i' £*£?£* J an<l F">n<l»-W. C. Howard;
June B, l[*ll jr. „
<vh«-n. toaac THT H ,r. R°«^VV Julie V Vim.'.:. ." 110 M
Ebcrhardt. Xartln— U. 11. m. bavis; March 10.
*wi «*. j,»
r.i»<lir«n !iarn»tt. and decree I<!'-lrnan-'iln«VrJ-ii
Men's M*rmnti!e AwwiaUon. 1.-d. ; Aujrust 4.
U*»M> ; ' 4101
Nassau Security Company ' and ' Ann* " UsjiaV B i' *' 91
b*?on; June 30. I!M! ' * vnext
Kreitl^r. All*rt H . ac president.' We"' "w "i'
Webb, secretary; July 7, ititoH " Kan
Oxford Realty Company and National Surety
Company— ftellanre Hall ] '--a ring lionr iianirer
*\>mj>any; AufUfit i. \\*A ' T-S nt
Veronea, Jam* .. -A Stone; Jure 20. lli«i/.". " nil %jj
SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS.
• Bttl st. No. 70 to 71 West: Reliance Ball Bearing
Door Hi.ng«r Co. agt. Oxford Realty Co. et al •
January 2*. i**. $550. '
Same property; same agt. same; January IS, Vf&.
MM.
• »rac» nve. and Rose Place, northeast corner. The
Bronx; James J. Benson, aKt. D. Haute et al.; June
20. 1&06, me.
136 th st. and sth »v>., southeast corner. 100xS9.ll;
Thomas F. Mclaughlin a«;t. Charles I»w* et al.;
by bird. July 11. 1506. $272 &>■
"IB2fJ st. and Wadsworth aye.. southeast corner; J.
J Sen-all agt. Morris Berns:«in Realty & Construc
tion Co. et al: »»y bond, July 25. IWG. » -«».
;J~ NEW-YORK DAILY TRTBVNE. TUESDAY. AFGUBT 14 1906
A 8400,000 FIFTH AYE.
AFFECTS THE ALTMAX PARCEL AT >TII STREET
BAXKEIIS TRUST ("OMPAXY SAID TO BE LESSEE.
Large HOth Street Plot Changes Hands — Kane Estate Selh i Down
town Block Front.
Benjamin Altmnn has leased the first floor and
basement In tho buildings which he owns, at the
northwest corner of 36th st. and sth aye., for ten
years, with the privilege of an eleven year re
newal, at a rental of about $40,000 a year. The
Bankers' Trust Company Is said to be the lessee.
John N. Golil and George R. Head & Co. were the
brokers in the deal.
Tho property adjoins the Tiffany holdings in sth
aye. It hns a frontage of 38.9 feet In the avenue
and 147 feet in the street. The corner building was
a dwelling house formerly occupied by Henry O.
Havemeyer.
Harry B. Cutner has sold for Mary M. Williams
to Carstens Steffens No. 25 West 20th St.. a four
story dwelling house, 2.~>x92 feet, between Bifth and
Sixth ayes; also sold to the same purchaser the
adjoining property No. 23 West 20th St.. a flvo
story apartment he use. for the Flatlron Realty
Company, making a rl<-t 50x92 feet.
Horace S. Ely & Co. and Wi'liam Cruikshank's
Sons have sold for the Kane estate the block front
en the north Bide of King at., between Greenwich
and Washington sts.. two two story brick buildings,
on a pl)t 146x2.") Feet. Wordbury G. Langdon.
owner of adjoining property, is the buyer.
BELLE HARBOR SALE A SLCCESS.
The prices realized for tlie 212 lots sold at auction
at Belle Harbor on Saturday were satisfactory.
Ten lots were presented to the Catholic church,
on which will be erected a 525.000 church. Joseph
P. Day was the auctioneer. %
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.
Sonn Rrothers have sold to A. M. Baumann for
his own occupancy Xo. 14 Convent aye.. a three
story limestone high stoop dwelling house on lot
20xl0a feet.
J. Arthur Plsaber has resold for Charles Eager
No. 533 3d aye., a six story building on lot 24.6x123
feet.
Conway & Corduke have resold for the Flatiron
Realty Company f» a Mr. Stockett No. 122 West 20th
St.. a five story flathouse. on lot 25x92 feet. Mr.
Kaubltschek was the broker.
Jennie Lyman lias sold to Johanna Seff Nos. 529
and 531 West 158 th St.. a five story flathouse. on plot
60x99.11 feet.
Isldor Mlshkind. as administrator, has sold
through M. Fish to Max Kammerllng No. 117 East
102 d et.. on lot 25.6x100.11 feet.
M. L. Broads has sold for Mark Sunuels to N.
D. Rubin No. 22S Eldrldge st.. a five story tenement
house on lot 25x76.4 feet.
Frank HeUer has sold No. 1512 Lexington aye., a
five story flat house on lot 25x105 feet. A sale of
No. 1612 Lexington aye.. reported last week, is de
nied.
A. W. Gerlach has sold for Edwsird A. Barry to
Peter Clemens the plot at the northeast-corner of
Franklin aye. and Jefferson Place.
R. I. Brown's Sons have sold for Mary V. Glen
son No. 1533 Crotona aye.. a tiireo family house, on
lot 18.5xtftO feet. t .
John J. Boylan has leased for Herman Rusch
meyer for a term of five years* the store and base
ment in the premises at the southwest corner of
loth st. and "th aye.
William A. White & Sons have sold for a client
to Berliner & Greenberg the- three story dwelling
house No. 136 East 112 th st.
REALTY NOTES.
John Wynne is the buyer <>f N<>. 204 to 808 Bast
97th St.. m Id recently by the Lincoln Trust Com
pany.
Plans have been tiled for enlarging the garage of
the New York Edison company, in 41st st., ne;ir
First aye.. by adding three additional stories, mak
ing It a four story building. The improvements
are to cost $70,4100.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
Convent aye., west side, 27 feet south of 13»>th St..
81x132x irregular; City Mortgage Company loans
Leopold Kantor, Joseph B. Cooper and Louis Wool
ruff $8,000.
28th St., south side. 120 feet west of Lexington
aye., 40xi*.9; State Realty & Mortgage <<>. loans
Frederick C. Zohel. $117,500.
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.
142 d St.. south side. 300 feet east of Lenox aye.. a
two story liriok stable and dwelling house. 43x22.3:
Harman Markowtts, owner: Moore & Landsiedel,
arcliltects; cost, $3,000.
90th Bt., No. 21 West, a six story brirk stable. 25x
98; Albert E. Figor. owner; Samuel Saiss, architect;
cost. $35,000.
First avc. ;md 92d St., southeast corner, r.ne story
ntora«e bin, a0.7x»4; E. M. & L. M. Stevens, owner;
Schwurtz & Gn»eß, architects; coet. S'yKi
90th Bt. ami Park aye., a two story block station,
26x12; New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Company, owner; K. Peab^dy. architect; cost. $1,200.
79th st. and Park aye.. a two story block station.
29 6x12.2; New York Central & Hudson River Rail
road Company, owner; K. Peabody. architect; rost,
$1,200.
LIS PENDENS.
Lots 228 and 205. mortgage map of Arden property,
Bronx, two actions.; Annie V. Taylor jifjt. Kinma 1*
Shlnner; foreclosure of mortgage; attorneys, De La
Mare & M<>ni?on.
163 d St.. south side. 125 fe«-t past of Amsterdam
aye., 75x112.6: John Sommer. Jr.. agt. Siepfried Witt
ner et al. ; action to foreclose mechanic's lien; attor
ney. \V. E. O'Orady.
White Plains aye.. and 236 th st., nortlieast corner.
13£t.0x47x lrrog-.ilar; lleriry Baletan aRt Simnn
Scliloss; action to declare lien; attorney, H. H.
Hull.
Marmion iivp., east sid c . 10ft fer t north of lifith
(=;., 47xllSx irregular; David Tullocli. jr.. et al. :is»-
Henry .lae^,. r et al.; action to impress trust; attor
ney, G. W. Minor.
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.
Washington aye., w. s., 142 ft. n. <«/ 17Rt*i «>!.:
for two five story brick tenement house?. 53.9H
• xll2: Isidore Robinson, owner; Harry P.
Howeli, architect ' $100,000
West Farms Road, t>. ■.. His ft. w. of rni>n
aye. ; for two three story frame store ami
tenmnnt houses. 8SMI0; Rosa Amelia, owner;
L. Howard, architect 12.tHX>
JUDGMENTS.
The following Judgments wore entered yesterday,
the first name bring that >>f tho debtor:
Anderson, Robert L. — Metropolitan Llf>" Insurance
< rompany (330 nl
HiHir Bamucl- Ormston Scenic Construction Com
pany fj 7o
Cantweli, John K.- V. Ury 4h :i.-»
Caputo. Mary — J. IVegramcf , iw x.h
IXilge. T. l-iunkl. or i-rank — C. IV McGienan.... 1»1 4'.t
Draptr. Charles — W. D W. Miller, trusie«> c.c. 7<is it
Duke. Alice IV. — W. Davis UA 28
r'euerman, Joseph— L F'adfrog t'."
KlHgg. J"hn V. —W. Hawl«- c; si 194 01
Uorjei. l«no - S. Po! Ac k 3s 'M
Uorcel. Lena a:<<\ I*>ul» Broka- 5. !'< !lr.i-k ,'R
• Joslln. Alfred R. ~G. W. Ho-man. trustee 3>Mt 04
Great, Oerald H — \v. L Bradley i^4.".3
lilneburjr, Abraham— L. Leavitt "4t> i 1
aallaithtr. Margnret—J. Hogi«- ,-,n km
Handley. Andrew— W. L. Brad lev 2» 41
Jackson. Frank It.— J. F. L'.mbacli 1HO1I»
Kue?. Harris and Beekle— A. Levy ■£> ;»7
Lurlytle Peru:n comrnr.y— 'Audit Company of
New York S* ?|
Michel. Louts E.—Ma«nus ft Lauer A"" 73 78
McDonald. Robert , M.— Wettebbig LlsMlns Con*
., j,y a J SOTS
Ruddock! ° Msiry— Independent Supply Company... 13SM
Shapiro. H.— K. Wiesbader ••»• »
MARINE ' INTELLIGENCE.
MIIfIATURB ALMANAC.
Sunrise s:o6:Sun#i?t 7:01, Moon rises 12:22|lloon'8 ass 2*
•.»• ' ' ' HIGH WATER.
— Sandy Hook 2:3C.'Gov. Island 2:S.VH*It Gate 4:48
P.M.— Sandy Hook 3:12J00v. Island 3:34(He1l Oat* 5:27
WIRELESS FE PORTS.
• Th« Teutonic reported to Cape Race at 8 a. m. yester
day When 3*io rr.ilfs southeast of that station. . She is
expected to <Tock Into to-morrow, j
•The Kaiser Wtfbrlm II reported to Siasconset yesterday
at 4:lf. p m.. when hi) miles east of Nantucket Bouth
Shoals URhtshlp. She is expected to dock to-day about
8 a..m. ■• / ,
INCOMING STEAMERS.
10-DAT.
Vessel. From. Line.
•Kaiser Wilhelm ll.. Bremen. August m N O Lloyd
•Kroon'and Antwerp. August m Red Star
•Maranhense Para.' August 2. Booth
•.San Juan San Juan. Avirui«t 8....N T * P R
Sirllla Gibraltar, Auiust 6 Italian
Barb:irc?sa Bremen. Augunt 4 N G LJoyd
San Jadnto Galvenon, August 8 Mallory
El Dta ." Galveston, August 8 Morgan
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 15.
•Teutonic Liverpool^ August 8 White Star
•Manoa St Croix. August 0 Quebec
K<>nlK Albert Gibraltar. August • N G LJoyd
Chicago City Swansea. August 1 Bristol
THURSDAY, AUGI'ST l(k
Pennsylvania. Hamburg. August 4... Hamh-Ant
Ocean Amsterdam. August I Ituprecht
City of Atlanta ...Savannah, August IS Savannah
x FRIDAY. AUGUST 17.
•Allianca ..Colon. August 11 Panama
•All*ghany...V Cartagena. August 1 Hamb-Am
El i|,i Galveston. August -10 ....... Morgan
•Brings mail. '
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Vessel
Vessel. For. Line. Matl doses. «ii,
Mercedes de Larrlnaga. Argen. Barber 5:00 am 7:30 am
Venetla. Colon. Hamb-Am 11:30 am 2:oopm
Caronia, Liverpool, Cunard 12:00 m
Grosser Kurfurst, Bremen. X 0. Lloyd 10:00 a m
Prlncesis Anne. Norfolk. Old Dominion. 3:00 pm
Arapahiv. Jacksonville Clyde - — — 3:00 pm
Kansas City. Savannah. Savannah 3:00 pm
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST* 15.
Oceanic. Liverpool. White Star 10:30 am 2:00 pm
Tronto. Argentina. Norton 2.:00 a m 4:30 am
Bermudlan. Bermuda. Quebec 9:00 am ll:0Uam
tirenada. Grenada. Trinidad 10:0» a m 12:W m
Alene. Hayti. Hamb-Am U:oOam 2*o p m
Benedict. Para. Booth 12:00 in 3:lH>pm
Nord America. Naples. La V«loce . . . —
Nleuw Amsterdam. Rofrdam. Hoi Am ■ 10:00 am
Comus, New Orleans. Morgan 12:0U m
(■'an Marcnit, Galveaton, Mallory — — 3:oiipm
Monroe. Norfolk. Old Dominion 3:00 pm
Xavahoe. Jacksonville. Clyde - — 3:UUpm
THURSDAY. AUGUST 1«.
Kais. Aug. V. Hamburg. Hamb-Am. 10:30 am ' 2:00 m
llelllg Oluv. cbristiansann. Scand-Am «:30am 12:00 m
La Krt-tagn«>. Havre. French ...... 7:00 am 10:UOam
Merlda. Campeche. Ward 9:00 a m 12:00 in
Bayamo, Tamplco, Ward 3:«-»pm
Sona Hohenberif. Trieste. Austrian.. — —
El Valle. Galve»ton. Morgan 3:(>opm
Jefferson. Norfolk. Old rxtminlon — .1:1*1 pm
City of Maoon. Savannah. Savannah. 3:00 p m
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS. . v
■ Destination and steamer. - Close In N. T.
New Zealand. Australia (except West).
New culedonla. Samoa, Hawaii and
Fiji Islands— Ventura (via San Fran
clsro. Aug. 19 12:30 a m
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China and Philip
pine. Inland* — Hong Kong Maru (via
San Francisco) Aug. 20. 12:30 a in
Hawaii— Alameda (via San Francisco).. Aug. 28, 12:30 am
Fort of New York, Monday, Aug. 13, 1906.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Victorian (Br), Hart. Liverpool August 3. to
the -.tittle Star Line, with incise. Arrived at the Bar at
-2:40 pm.
Steamer Minneapolis (Br). Gates. London August 4. to
the At.antic Transport Co. with l.tft cabin passengers and
nxlsv. Arrive) at the. Bar at 27 am.
Steamer Phoebus (Ger). Schierhorst. Hamburg July 29
and Shield* August 1, to Vhllip Ruprecht. with one pas
senger and in ballast. Arrived at the V.-xt at 12:20 a m.
Steamer Toronto (Br>. Young. Hull July 2t'. via Boston
August 11, to Sanderson & Son. with ft cabin passengers
and taiwa. Arrived at the Bar at s::*> a m.
Steamer Kroonland Doxrud. Antwerp August 4 and
Dover r». to the Red Star Line, with 3«2 cabin and 925
steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
12:13 p tr.
Steamer Saxoleine (Br>. Crosby, Shields July 31. to the
John c Seagor Co, In ballast. 'Arrived at the Bar at 1
a in.
Steamer Statendam (Dutch). lirulnsma. Rotterdam Au
gust 4 and Boulogne 5. to the Holland-America Line, with
247 cabin and 7<Vl st.*}raga passengers and m<!ee. Arrived
at the Bar at 4 li \> in.
Steamer Germanla (Br). Bmgela, Naples July 31 to J \V
Elwell & Co. with 2 cabin and 1-7H efeerage passengers tin.}
indse. Arrived at the Bar nt 7:15 am.
Steamer <laracas. Woodrli-k. Porto Cabello August t.
«Vraca« . >. Iji iim\ra 8 and San Juan Bto li«ult«n. Bliss
& Dallett. with st» passengers, malls end mdsc. Arrived
at the Rar at midnight 12th.
Stpan»«-r l*aker («;«r». Orrtel. Po.v Antonio August 7 to
the l'nit««d Fruit Co, with 6 cabin passengers and fruit.
Arrived nt the Par nt H:2Tt am. „
Steamer fiwuil (Nor). Hansen. Nlpe Bay August 7
to the Cuban Planters Co, with fruit. Arrived at th»
Bar at 3:3" a m.
Steamer Ore (Nor). Olnen. Sani.i August 7. to M S
Arrue. with fruit. Arrived at the Bar at 6:30 a m
Steamer Havershnm Grange <Bri. Howe. Malta July
'.'«. to Norton & Sot., in ballast. Arrived at the Bar
at 2:30 am.
Steamer Conraa, Po«t. New Orleans August 8. to the
Southern Pacific Co. with passengers and mdsc. Left
Quarantine at 5:30 a m. r
Steamer El Rio, Parker. Galveston August 7. to the
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse. Left Quarantine at
11:0! am. •
Steamer city of Macon. Burga. Savannah August 10
to the Ocean S s Co. with passengers and mdse Left
Quarantine at 5:20 a m.
Steamer Hamilton, Boas. Newport News and Nor
folk, to the Old Dominion S S Co, with passengers
and .ird«». Left Quarantine at 9:43 a m.
Steamer Manna Ilata. Charles. Baltimore, to II C
Foster, with mdw. Left Cu.irantine at «:i)3 a m
Sandy Mo. N .1. Aug 13. ;>::<.> ( > in— Wind southwest.
light breaxe; cl.-ar.
SAILED.
Steamers San Marcos. Gaiveston; Princess -\nne
Norfolk ar.d Newport News; QoMsboro, Philadelphia!
THE movements" of STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Dover, auk 13. 7:20 i. m— Arrival, steamer Finland.
Apfeld, »v.' York for Antwerp <an<t proceeded).
London. July 13— Arrived, rteamers Mlnnetonka »Br)
Ilayland. Now York; Consuelo ,Hr> Watson New
York for Hull.
Southampton. Aug Arrived, steamer Trent (Br). Dix.
New York for King.'ton. Colon, etc. ami Barbados
Rremrn. Aug 12. midnight— Arrived, steamer Prinzes*
Alice ..J.ri, Polark. New York via Plymouth and
Cherbourg. Sailed. 11th. 5 pm. .»t~im»r Bremen
(Ger>. P-ajTPr. New Tors via Cherbourg (and sailed
from latter p< r« at 10 ;. m. il'thi.
Hamburg. Aug 11— Arrived, steamer Arr.erika iGer)
Baumaans New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg '
Cherbourg, Aug IS— Arrived, steamer Kai.«rr Will-elm
At Orns-e (.>r». Pr^hn. New York via Plymouth for
Bremen -(and proceeded).
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Manchester. Aug 12— Arrived, steamer Theapls <Br). Fer-
Kticon. N«-w York.
Antwerp. Au« Sailed, steamer Mohawk (Br). White.
New York ■ ••
Rotterdam, auk Arrived, steamer Smolensk tßuss).
Troyan. New York for LJbau. .
Barbados. Aug 11— Arrived, steamer Trinidad (Br). Will
iams. New York.
Naples. Aug t> — Arrived, steamers Georgia (Aunt). Paro
vlch. New York for Catania and Trieste; 11th. Peru
gia (Ur>. Johr.!>ton. New York for Mamslllea and Leg
horn: I'th. salted, steamer Sannio <Ital>. Mancinl
i front Genoa). New York.
Pcilly. Aug 11— Passed. steamer Chester * Dutch). Sege
barth. Antwerp for New York.
Rio Janeiro. Auk l«>— Sailed, steamvr Eastern Prince (Br).
Thomas (from Santos). New York.
Kingston. Auk 11— Sailed, steamer Tagus (Br). Laws
from Southampton via Barbados, etc. and Colon*.
New York.
ChrlKtiansand. Aug 11". noon— Arrived, steamer Oscar II
i Dan). Hem] el New York for Copenhagen (and pro
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Proposal*.
QFFH'B OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. C,
Washington. August H. luwi.— SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received ai this oflU-e i- til Vi o'clock noon. Au
gust IS. IWW. for furnishing railing to* the Connecticut
Avenue Bridge. Blank forms of proposal, specifications
and all nscisiary Information will !><■ furnishetl at Room
43. District BalMing HKNRV U WEST. JOHN BID-
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QFFICE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT OP
Columbia. Washington. August w. 1906. — Sealed
proporals will be received at this office' until 12 M.. Sep
tember 1. laofi, for furnuhlnj »**> tons of eight-Inch cast
iron water pipe. Forms, specification* afe'l necessary In
formation may be obtained at room 43. District Building.
Washington. D. C HENRY U. WEST. „ JOHN RIDDLE*
«*on:mlssii>ners. D. C
j pOUT WOOl), X. Y. 11., AUG. 12. 1900.—
I Sealed proposals. In triplicate, for remodeling pres
ent administration building and for construction of
Barrack will be received here until 11:30 a. m. Sep-
I tember 11, 190$. I". S. reserves the right to reject any
;or all b!ds. Information furnished on application.
! Envelopes containing proposals should be endorsed
"Proposal* for remodeling preser.t administration
huilfllrtr and for construction of barrack. Fort Wood.
N. V. H." G. .• m'RSEI.I.. Constg. Q. SI.
Amusements.
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FOR 1906
APPRAISING, 3ELXI>G. RFNTINO.
RULAND & WHITING CC .
REAL ESTATE.
■S HKF.KMAN' BT. NZW TORK.
ENTIRE (HAKGK OK 'PROPERTY A &r>£CIAI.TT.
YT7 NORTON BLANCAGNIEU capable color? 1 *•■?
» » . wants desirable tenements to manage, ITS Vz\
ton at.. Brooklyn; :• West »th at.. Manhattan.
Unfurnished Apartments To Let
43 FIFTH AYE.,
at North East Corner
of 11th St.,
A NEWLY COMPLETED
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HOUSEKEEPING APART-
M ENT HOUSE.
Te epBOO* 0M ■ Onß«r<rr.
The WYOMING,
55th ST. AND 7th AYE ' \
Modern Housekeeping Apartment*
ABSOI.TrrEI.Y IKF PROOF.
Th* Urhteet. larsest rooms in this city.
Built as Investment, not a speculation.
Every modern convenience.
Servants' el«r*t««. vacuum system. &c. ..
•to 14 rooms and 8 baths. Rente tzooo to Is.ssa
N<w ready for occupancy.
Rent commences October 1.
"Th* best apartment ever built below the Park."
— N. Y. Herald. 3
A-"."" Established ISM
J. E. WHTTAKEn. 901 Broadway. St fltk «.
WE ARE OFFERING
HIGH CLASS AfAlHEin
FROM OCTOBER IST.
rents, «Zl<» T< »" ■
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J. E. WHITAKER. »0B • Broadway, at 74th ft
THE SORRENTO.
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Seen 1 floor. 10 rooms and bath *;.>
Seventh floor. » rooms and bath l *5l"
Also 4 rooms and bath W."»
Apply Superintendent, on premises, or
J. ROMAINE BROWN & CO.. 53 West t3d «-
\ . LARGE, attractive front room, parlor toot. »
-»"*. rent; omce or ll«ht business; half block froo Wl
amaker*9 store-, S4 East lOth st. BL'RNZ & CO.. ■»>
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. PARTMENTB 147 EAST 30TK ST.— *•*.•=£«=;:
J-V tlle.l bath: steam heat: hot water; open ■•■■^.i*
newly decorated: all latest improvements: rents, ft' »*■ "•
4 WRSEH ELEVATOR APARTMENTS * t» • ice*»;
V' rent »*«o to Sl.sno. VICTOR M. EaRLI. AJSSt
1«C We»t 74th St. Phone IM Col.
THE LANGHAM.
Central Park West, from T3d to 7<th ?t.
Ready for inspection— Leasts from Oct. 1.
HKNTALS S4.9S* AXI» UPWARD.'.
Brooklyn.
TO LET.— Elf?ant apartments, all modero 1~^" *".
X n\«nts. o««ii>n now. rect to b«*>n gepteralT ». ■
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Tt<»niF»n at.. Bronklyn.
Brooklyn Property for Sale.
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Citii Property for Si!?.
A VERY desirable 6-»tory Anerinui bMement prtTS»
JX. dwelling for sal* 31« West 101 th »tre#t: ccßv*aMSi
in subway. CIIARI.ES ni'EK. owner. SO* Fifth A**-
Country Property to Let.
"Vinv h!gh cla«B American ManMß! dwelling* for***
.> Airily to 1-L.AUK KKT \TE. 21 i I «»»■—• i^--" -
Country Property for Sale.
FOR SALE--RII?t,£FIELD. CO^iS,
Th« well known "EI.M {SHAPE COTTAGES" •' «° *
tagrsi. h»auttfull> situated on tfc* Main Street t'»-_
th« Library. In th* far famed, charming Villas* *"
l:i<J.---r.cld. Conn. _.
Thr-e acres of UnA: SO* r«*t elevation: tH 05 "'
from New Tork. Will be sold together or •«k>ar«*«*
on rasy terms. Inquire of
JOHN W. UOOKWELU RI.Is»n»UJ Coaa.
AT HASBRO) WWTt — Comfortable ** m "'l
*». Just computed, all impr>>v>>m«ots. l.>ts 3«»mt3S. on •'JJ**
of hill. estenalv* view. Irl.e. ii.COO. OWNER. H- *»■ cs
1510. X. Y. __^
LAKE CEOnUE. N. T— For a«le. most beautiful »k»»*
1 " '-" lutt-x S cottages, vamp etc. AJvlr<r»» v. "•
CUOWE. Hudson. X. T. ■ -_:
CIOKNKR LOTS. East Elmhurat: unencttinber* 1
f CIIA9. SLOTTS. Cot 114. Pane*. Pan.
lots $:00. ■ ormAWAir M ti:km ; '■"V V
Apply Roc lea way Park Improvement Co.. l»J »«•*"•
% PTERTISEMENTH AND WrßWj'mmu'icw" tot ti»
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Hr-^aiJway. between a6th and s;ta •?«.. until »»o^«:k»- "i
A<t\vrt!aenients received at the fallowing traneh - •« C * # JJ
regular eflce rates until a o'clock p. m . vis -rtV.it
axe. . c. cor. SM st.: US Stb »ye. .or. t?th «t.: • M*:
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