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8
BAD COIH FOR RLVOLT
T-i0 Charged wit! .Counter f 'citing -'to'
Aid 'Castro's Foci,
3y th-> arrest yesterday at two men in this
city by Secret Service agents, charged with a
plan to counterfeit. Venezuelan. 'sHver jjollars.
there ■aas revealed a gigantic and unique scheme
to organize and maintain an insurrection against
President Castro with spurious money.
The men arrested In connection with this re
markable plan w>Mw Captain George. R. F^>yn
ton and .Lcwlh M. Thomson, who said he wait
a lawyer, with offices at. No. 42 Broadway and
redding at Bayport. Long Island, while Joseph
and Sydnsy Keller, who constitute the firm of
Keller Brothers, die makers, at No. "»70 \V*st
Broadway. were arrested for having the dies
for making the money in their possession. -
Captain Boynton, .who" told of the purpose of
tjie money which he had planned to have turned
out, explained that the issue was to be legal
ized by executive decree as soon as the revolu
tion had succeeded in deposing President Cas
tro. The captain also exhibited a document pur
porting to be signed by A. Y. Salinas, secre
tary general of the "Regenerating Revolution
ists." which appointed Captain Boynton supreme
chief of the cause.
Local Venezuelans', some of whom are inter
ested in a revolutionary' movement against Cas
tro, backed with good Ramey. said last night that
they had never, heard of Seflor Salinas.
Captain Boynton and Mr. Thomson, who char
acterized their alleged counterfeiting scheme as
a "war measure." were arraigned before Com
missioner Ridge way. in the Federal Building,
where they entered a formal plea of not guilty.
They were released, pending examination on next
Monday, in $3,000 bail. Surety was furnished
by Joel M. Marx, who appeared for the men.
The arrest of Captain Boynton and !\J,r. Thorn
eon, who said he was acting as adviser, was evi
dently regarded by the Secret Service men as of
unusual importance, for Chief. Wilkie came to
New York from Washington, accompanied' by
August^ F. Pulido, secretary of the Venezuelan
legation. *
Captain Boynton was arrested as he was cross-
Ing the Wall street ferry on his way to his
home, the St. George Hotel. Brooklyn.
When Captain Boynton came to New York
from Venezuela in June he first met Mr. Thom
son, an 'old acquaintance, and interested him
in the revolution. He wanted to find a man
who would advance $in,oo<» with which to buy
silver bullion. The captain he'd out the prom
lee of a bonus of ?*MHW to such a contribu
tor—providing, of course, that the movement
Should be successful. Mr. Thomson talked
the thing over with a few of his friends, among
.whom were some members of the sporting fra
ternity who are used to taking a long chance for
their money. One «»f these men told Chief
Flynn what he had learned. Chief Flynn as
signed Aggnt Mosier to investigate. He ( was
Introduced to Mr. Thomson as the keeper of a
gambling house and a prospective "angel," and
was In turn introduced to Captain Boynton. who
unfolded his remarkable plans.
Silver bullion was to be purchased for- the
fl<H«Kf he sought and with dies made in New
York they were to go to a little place in th^
delta of the Orinoco and "make money." When
the bad money had been exchanged for goo;!
money they were to buy ships, munitions and
the other accessories of war.
Mr. Hosier "liked the plan." and wanted an
opportunity to see the <lies in which his money
was to be sunk. Captain Boynton. it is said,
had these dies in hie possession when arrested.
At the office of Chief Flynn Captain Boynton
showed his authorization from the "Regener
ating Revolutionists" to do anything he deemed
necessary to advance the cause' of "regenera
tion." There was also found in the captains
possession a receipt from Keller Brothers for.
$1,500 in part payment for dies, hubs and plates.
The receipt showed that there was still $1,000
tee.
A March, was made of Keller Brothers" estab
lishment, where more dies were found. . Mr.
Thomson denied all knowledge of the ordering
uf the dies, saying he was interested only in ob
taining money for the revolution.
Joseph and Sydney Keller were held in f>t.sOO
bail each for having the dies in their possession.
Their examination was set down for Septem
ber 0.
According to the sign on Mr. Thomson's of-
Bee door at No 41' Broadway, he is a "book
buyer." Captain Boynton has also been engaged
in selling book*, and it is said that he sold to
th«- Gaekwar of Baroda. on that dignitary's
lecent visit to Mew York, a serifs of editions de
luxe amounting to Si;."..tHM».
When seen at Irs home. N">. J.V.t West 23d
Etr et, last night. Oeneral Antonio Parades, head
of a movement against Castro, raid: "1 have
never beard of any one by the name of Captain
Boynton. nor <io 1 know any general in my coun
try by the name of Salinas. If you ask me. I
think the whple thing is a fake. We will fight
Cartrr». Hit not with those arms. If the so
. ailed Captain Boynton had any revolutionary
plot on foot I would surely know of it, since, as
it is known, I am very soon to start a revolu
tion against the government of Castro."
TELEPHONE ALLIANCE ESTABLISHED.
Consolidated Has Not Bought the Great
Eastern. However.
Representative* of the New York and New Jer
sey Telephone Company, concerning the reported
purchase of the Oreat Eastern Telephone Com
pany, which i? planning to establish an independent
service in this city, by the Consolidated Telephone
Company <>f Buffalo, the Independent concern
there, declared yesterday that an alliance and not
a purchase had been affected. J. Aspinwall Hodge,
counsel for the New York Electric Lines Company,
which is controlled by the Great Eastern, said
that for sever..: months negotiations between the
local s. nd the Buffalo companies] had been In
progress. The alliance would insure a New York
connection, he said, for the independent subscrib
ers of the Consolidated in Buffalo. Rochester and
Syracuse, and would give the New York subscrib
er* to the independent service an out-of-town con
nection, which they could obtain otherwise only
over (lie B<-)] lines. He declared that since Justice
Bischoff's decision the Electric Lines Company
held "an Irrevocable contract" with New York
City, the only legal point at issue being whether
the company must line the Empire Subway Com
pany's duct?. This will be argued in October, and
once settled, the independent company, ba viii!,
would begin actual work on its plant hero.
ITO UNEMPLOYED TS KANSAS
Hany Laborers Wanted, but None Apply
for Work.
, [B) Telegraph to Th» Tribur,?. ]
Topeka, Kan.. Aug. 22. — Kansas has not an
unemployed laborer, r.ji far as T. B. Gerow. di
rector of the Free Employment Bureau. . has
been able to ascertain. Mr. Oerow has appli
cations for nearly two hundred men, who are
wanted at once In various parts of the state,
and he has not one application for work.
Some of the 'demand? for help are exceedingly
pressing. In several counties men are wanted
tor thrashing machine crews to take care of the
wheat crop.
Owing to the demand for labor In San Fran
cisco, the Atcbison. Topeka and Santa Fe Rail
way Company will vut In colonization rate? to
California August 27. twenty days earlier than
usual. The rate* will be $£• from the Missouri
River, Kansas and Oklahoma points, pood until
midnight of October 31. for leaving.
APPROVES CANABSIE CONTBACT.
Albany, A«t 22.— The Bute Board of Railroad
CommUsi J!n-r» has Tonsented to a contract between
the !y>n!j Island Railroad Company, the Sew York,
fro-)k!vrj Si M i:ii..-.;t-i:i Reach Railway Company
i«n<i th? C#ndr*l«f R:ti!r.<iJ Company for the use of
:i vart :>f th'ir rmpectlvi rights of way from New
I^t? r'Ki'l to a iwilnt near Itkin avenue. Brooklyn.
1 li». «jntra-t ■■ nt .•nipi.tt" > (ho use by the Long
[clam] ". i ••%. -.i Cornpan7 < f three and one-half feet
<■: tti* ■■.£■■ ■•'• way ■: th'- Canarsie company for
Ihs nperatiKi Of trnln«. The trains of the <ntuu"'
'•!»•■-. ir>- «•> <••• «>jv-r !t"J on :in elevated siructjr«»
;-et»--.i: •ii* 1 J» • : i'nt«
"•it- a;-:.li :-.t i< ;: •'! ih« N>'* V ->rJc City Railway
&jisr>ynxi% f«r •wr'nif «'<»% t.- ecrntruct^n l«»<ip at ■■■»
•••' * '.:, i'r-' \"" }'.'.:■.-; at West I'M street. N'-w
y..rk rity. nlsvi -a-** {tra.ite<i. . . / . .
Th«- '•.ir-; ha* sT-:nt*-1 f.ermies!on to tii* A.iiror
d*<ik £ £■ f^>wrcnc# Rai:r;ail Company to: buiij
i.nd 0.'.-«Tt*«. a s: ?*'::i r.i)2road frorr. D>,-K.i!i) Junvtioa
t* llfrxsoa. at. Lawrence Coanty.
BIG APARTMENT HOUSE SOU).
BARSTUN ..REALTY COMPANY NOW OWNS, THE ST.
URBAN, IN CENTRAL PARK WEST.
To Enlarge Two Fine Dwelling Houses— White Plains Tract Changes
Uunds.
Tlie Barntun Realty Company has taken title
from Albert ForECh to the St. Urban, a twelve
story apartment ■ house, on a plot 125.11 feet by Ir
regular, at th<» south corner of 89th st. and Central
Park West. Mr. Forsch recently bought the prop
erty st a foreclosure sale for $1,130,000.
Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend
ent Murphy for the enlargement of the dwelling*
house* No. a West 50th st. for H. R. Wlnthrop.
ami of No. J."S East «9th st. for Mrs. John W. Mln
turn. The Winthrop bouse is to have a new facade
of Colonial design, and a three story and basement
extension, and the Minturn house improvement
will include the addition of a conservatory and the
installation of a passenger elevator. The improve
ments are to cost $35,000 and $EO.OOO. respectively,
according to Hoppen. Koen & Hunilngton. the
architects. " . * ■
Marcus Rorenthal has bought from Samuel Kills
a tract of eighty-six acres, about a mile and a
quarter northeast of White Plains. The property
adjoins the Knollwood and Century Club parcels.
REALTY NOTES
Plan.-: have been filed for a lodge for C. K. G.
Billings, to be built on the grounds of bis Washing
ton Heights property, in Fort Washington aye.,
West of lMst st. It |s to be a cottage model, on ■
Story ami attic. 22x27. of brick flll-d frame decorated
with mucco work, and will have two ornamental
terraces. It is to cost $2.0«>. according to the esti
mate of Guy Ijowell. the architect.
Plans have al»o been filed for enlarging the living
quarters of the Berkshire apartment house. No. 000
Madison aye. owned by an association <>f which
Kdward M. Shepard Is president, and for installing
a store and office in the four story and basement
dwelling bouse. No. 212 West 34tli st.. owned by the
Revil Realty Cbmpany.
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.
John G. Bass-nan has soil for John Mannen No.
105 East 114 th st.. a three story dwelling house. 16x
100 feet, to a client who will occupy the premises.
Also sold for M. Ussner No. 406 St. Nicholas aye..
a five story double apartment house, 25xl<» feet.
Woodcock & Brltt have sold No. 274 W. st 12tli
st.. a five story brownstone flathouse. (or C. Blemers
to Jennie Uevitsky.
Charles b Gumb has bought from Samuel Holo
ber. through Herzug A Cohen. No. 207 East 74th St.,
a tour story double flathouse. with stores, on lot
26x102.2. 110 feet east of 3d aye.
H A. & C J. Casson have sold for Maude Sax
ton to Herman J. Meeker the three four story
dwelling: houses. No. 153 to 157 West «4th St.. on
lots each 18x100.5 feet.
Salklnd & Savitt have sold for Block Brothers the
Fix story tenement houses, Xis. - r >24 and r>2fi Kast
mth sti. on l"t SoxlM.ll feet.
Jacob Wehistein has sold to Ifa her. pw< rkowitz
&• Hali^r Nos. 1773 and 177.'. Ist nve.. southwest cor
ner "f POth st.. two five rtory flathouses. on plot
50.8x100: also sold to Simon Wolk No. 70 Kast 127 th
st.. a three story building-, on lot 2.">x!>».1l feet.
Horace S Ely A- Co. have sold for Frederick C.
Znliel to John \V. Chatterton Nos. 122 and 124 Kast
L'Sth St.. old buildings, on plot «Ox!»S.9 feet.
Henry H. I>reyer lias resold to John C. I-ankemu
the five story flathouse. with stores, m plot 40x10f»
feet, at the northwest corner of 3d aye. and
174 th «t.
Wlillani G. Watt has sold lots 254. 2f.:> and 2".« in
the Mapes setate property for Kelleher & deary.
and lot 257 for Margaret Watt to Willinm and
Elizabeth Somers.
A $500,000 CONCRETE JOB DONE.
Th<- concrete foundation for the New Boreel
Building was yesterday completed by the Founda
tion Company. The number of caissons laid was
eighty -seven.
The work was done in sixty days, which is said
to he the record for a concrete foundation Job of
the size of the new Horvel site. The Foundation
Company was paid $500.00 D for its labor.
LIS PENDENS.
110 th at., a. a.. 125 ft. c. of 2d live.. 170x100.11; Louis
Schlechter ant Gernon firman et ai. (foreclosure of mort
icage); attorney. W. M. Oolden, Jr.
4«th i=t.. No. 300 West; Isaac B. Miller a**t. Samuel
Marjrulles et al. 'action to foreclone mechanic's lien);
attorney. Mom & Kelner.
116 th St.. Mob. 41« and 418 East: Mutual I^lfe Insurance
Company of N«w York QRt. Moses 1. Siejrel et a!, (fore
closure of mortgage); attorney. .1. McKeen.
114 th St.. n. a.. 87.6 ft. »-. of Islington aye.. 44.7x100.11;
Hannah l.tnetzky net. Leopold 7>llnka et a! (»pe.-ifl
performance); attorney, J. U. Bernstein.
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.
By V rh(Pnlx Ingraham: 175 120 th st. n s. 80.8 ft * of
7th aye. 17x99.11: 3 sty <J*vle h; Georice E Ij-.nsr n«t (?er.rpe
II McAneny et ll; n X Brown, atty R Brennan. ref;
aim due. $9 915 30; taxes, etc. *»>. to Jane Connor for
J1B,1»75; 14 liSth St. * s. IW.rt ft «• of Sth aye. 17x1>9.11;
3 sty .!wlg li; sam« a«t same; sartie attv. same ref; amt
TE.EGRAP^.C NOTES.
Toledo. Ohio. Aug. 22.— The Ford Rate Glass
Works, near this city, are idle as the result of a
strike of six hundred workmen for an increase In
wages. The management is confident the strike will
be of short duration, as it will he able to com
promise with the strikers.
St. Louis, Ana:. 22.— After taking carbolic acid last
night, Otto Radeck stood in front of a mirror. Ills
wife and two children by his side, and watched
his face prow paler and paler, until he dropped dead
to the floor. He had denied to his wife that he had
taken poison. She stood by his side too frightened
to move until after her husband was dead.
Melrose. Mass., Aug. 82.— Hibbard De Bill, alias
C. D. Foster, whom United States Secret Service
Agent I. W. Gannon and Secret Service Agent
George x. Kennock. of the New York City Division.
have been endeavoring for some time to capture,
was arrested here to-day on charge of promoting a
lottery. The officers found materials for printing
lottery tickets, and a large number of tickets.
Denver, Col.. Aug. 22.— sixteenth annual con
vention of the International league of Press <*U;bs
will be held in Denver next week. Leading news
paper men from all parts of th« Vnitfd States and
Canada will be present.
Detroit. Mich., Aug. The Associated Fraterni
ties of America, which is holding "its annual con
vention in this city, to-day unanimously adopted
the plan for the amalgamation of the organization
with the National Fraternal Congreso. under the
name of the International Fraternal Congress. The
first convention of the new International Fraternal
Congress will be held* In August, 1907. in Imluih.
Minn.
Anadarko. Okla., Aug. 22.-'Pwo horse thieves
while resisting capture in an Indian camp on
Cache Creek, twenty-live miles southwest of here,
yesterday shot and killed a white man and an
Indian, fatally wounded a white' vian and an Indian
and seriously wounded an Indian woman. .
Portland. Ore.. Aug. 22.— A Jury was completed in
the United States District Court last night to try
ex-State Senator Franklin P. Mays. George Soren
ron and ex-State Representative Willard N. John
son, who are charged with obtaining public lands
Illegally.
Detroit, Aug. The annual convention of the
National Association of Postmasters of the Second
and Third Classes began here to-day, in conjunc
tion with the annual convention of the Michigan
Association of Postmasters.
Worcester. Mass., Aug. 22.— Mrs. Louis V. Chase,
of Cambridge, who was injured in a collision be
tween a train and an automobile at East Brook
field yesterday, was still in a critical condition at
the St. Vincent Hospital, in this city, early to-day.
Her skull is fractured and It is feared that she
cannot recover.
Detroit. Avg. 22.— Frederick Green, superintendent
of a cemetery at Cleveland, in a paper read to-day
before the twentieth annual convention of the As
sociation of American Cemetery Superintendents,
recommended that as a means toward Stopping the
exorbitant charges of undertakers for burial ser
vices cemeteries install the undertaking business in
connection with the burying grounds.
DedhMß. Han., Aug. "2. -Si men were arrested
late this afternoon In a raid made by the state
police and officer!? of Dt-.-ihnm on the betting room
at the KendvMl* racetrack. The officers found about
seventy-five men in the room when the) entered.
West Canaan, N. 11.. Aug. 22.— The poisonous* con
dition of the water In the public well which sup-
I lies most of the drinking water for this village,
has caused thirty cattcs of typhoid fever, one of
which has l' -•!;'•■.] fatally.
8!. Paul, Aug. £2.— Insurance Commls*<onera and
Attorney Generals of a number of states met to-uay
i ( t the new state capital to submit and discuss a
uniform code of Insurance laws which the several
Mute I-«'tfMauir«-K will be a.«fc"'i to adopt at th.-!r
next sessions. , ;
Attleboro. Mass., Aug. Three men knocked
Arthur Greetv, a meaa^uger boy employed by the
i; K. Webster Jewelry Company here, from hi*
bicycle to-day, and robbod him as he was re;,irn
inii ft"t:i '!• Jew. !<!.-■ National Hank with Hie
rontpuny's payroll, ntßbounting to f3,Wu. a Ir.rge
crowd !mmerli<itr-lv gave chase to the rohheri". who
dropped the money and escaped into the woods
L»<ir< . Del.. Au:?. 12 iSpeclal).— This «ection was
vi»i:»'l by pn« uf tnf worst storms In Its history
thli :•*-.. ■;• . Knl.i Ml '.'i torrents, brUgea were
v.-.i»ii'd i*'.r. and i-'r. *t gutters were cut In the
r«.i«.<ls. TV" melon crop in ruined. Fruit trees by
the tiio'i«nr 1- weic CestroyeiS aiici several home's
were JnundAirOL
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY AUGUST 23. 1900.
due. IMMaS; taxes, etc. ?9; to V.-fillam H K:«lnk-r for
$15,875: IS l^sth st. s a. 200 ft W of •'.•!. aye. li '»xW» 11.
3 sty .Iwlk h; Bams okl same; same atty. same ref: ; Bir.t
due. fS.W,4SiJ: taxes, etc. SS; i,. M 5 Gibson f'-r ?«•»"•
By Joseph r Day: *» «K«1 ac. n i. 27» f w. oJ tat are.
17x100 ft; a sty dwlir •: B Redman aat &•'; «:»[ s*^.
Butts any; A V Waa;encr. ref; ar.« due. $4.46» IJ. taxes,
etc. $213 7.1; to John Bosstifil for $;.«*<>
There will le no auction soles to-day.
MECHANICS' LIENS.
63d St., No. M West; John H. Drew & Bro. agt.
Francis L. Hlne. owner: Walter Held & On..
contractors , ••••* * IMJ °°
l«4th St.. No. 434 to 444 West. Sanitary Fire
proofiriK an.l Contrartlna: Company f.gt. M. H. A. ,„■_,»
Wilson, owner »ni contractor •'• i-»
137 th St.. No. 23 West; Joseph Schinderman apt mittinn
Ueriam'.n Slsserman. owner and contractor .... •ww»
ISM M . No. 440 to 44« East; Joseph Rosenblum
act. lx»uls O. Cohan and Charles S. GolUbirßer. __
owners and contractors ■■ • • " m '"
Lewis at , Nos. 21*7 and •.'2«; James J. afooney agt .
I»uls I^wlnthan. owner and contractor... -.^-4 ix»
Washington aye.. No. 1525; Empire Manufactur
ing Company act. Harris C.ol.iblum an.l Osher
Gordon, owners and contractors ■ ■■ ■ • •"
lOltth at., n. s.. 100 ft. w. of Manhattan are.. l.iOx
72.11; Emplro City Woodworking Company bki. «^ rtnft
Samuel Mioh«-:»on. owner an.l contractor ... .. . . b.MW
137 th St.. n. s.. 4<M» ft. f. of Iynnx nve.. R0x9».11.
Ja-nes B. I^emthan net Benjamin Slsserman. Aannn
owner and contractor •••••.••'■'. ?8"? 8 "
l*»Sth "t No. 7J» to S3 West: Patrick F. Kar.n\
act Joseph Lesowitz and Samuel Kaufman, ..
owners and contractors ; ■•••• •-■■ •■ • "'■- •■•
31st at . No ft West; Bayrldse Sheet Metal W>rks
art. Alfred Nelson, owner; C. O. Flyjare & to.. M< M
6tb aVe.. < Nos."«»*anii'e6i: Bruschart & Braun
ast. Charles i,nna; & Co.. owners: Jacob haron. ,v.o<»it
contractor '.V-.i. 4 . '
Riverside Drive, n w. ami n. -• corner }*•*•»«•
lOOxKNi; Boschart * Braun hr:. ! ranslt Reait]
Company, owner: Jacob Saron. contractor...... W'-i
6th Tv" • «•• corner •»•«" ■*•• lOOxUHI; 1 " ;lis
Goldstein ant. B. Irvine & Boa. owners and con- .^^
137™^" Xos/^'andVß'weVt-'john C Ctilio 4o«oo
ogt F'enjamin Slsserman. owner and contractor. 4.>000
WarrVn St.. Nos. S2 and 84: Steel Vault Ujrht nn B.B '.
Robert J. Masbach. owners and contractor. nvisj
Sth eve. s. c. corner 14ftth at., 7r.xl<K); Edward
Palmer act. Tvmis Weinstein. owner and con- ,„,
lonAT'st./n. ••' 50 ft. c. of Columbus aye.. 130 x
100.11: same ast. Samuel Mlche.lson. owner and _ ()O
13 < 7tn'™ C " 43and 45' West-i snin-BRt Ben
tamln slssermsn. owner and contractor.. O. >• lr -" '"
123 d Rt.. No. 44fi to 440 Kast; same bk«. I>>u:s <>.
<ohen and Charles S. Go!«xrswr. owners and „
contractors ".^Vii^'iV ' 20 " '"
lfiOth at., f. p., 1(»» ft. w. of «th ove^. inoxiw.ll.
tame a S t. William Soltz. owner and oon.rnctnr. !.(«"'"
3d st No. 320 East: Blechner Bros. aRt. H>man
Waliaoh. owner; Herman Levy and Nathan
Wchselman. owners and contractors •••.•• SB«a
121 st St.. No. 230 West: John Schneider as*. John
Murphy- owner and contractor. • • '• «••
Attorney St. No. 1!*«; Bleehncr Bros. agt. Samuel
I>e<ier. owner; Harry Rrnfholz and Willam
Spies, contractors • ,v.v*' "
loth st. No 311 East; same a«t Nathan X >hf.
owner: Herman Levy and Nathan Weohsflman,
contractors fiß °°
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.
l'JUh M.. a. <•. corner Morris nve.: six three story
brick dwelling ».ous»s. SOxSS: George H. Jacob,
owrcr- .Torn Hauf-er. orchlte'-: J.>»4.O(H»
170 th st . s. s.. £0 ft c. of Morris aye; throe story
brick dweiltn* house, 20x3»; George H. Jacob,
owner; John Haustr. architect 14.'H»»
Wnbstrr aye., n. w. corner lOHtli st.; two story
frame hotel. 4«.2 l»x(t.l »x (t.0 1 ; Harrington * Staf- __
ford owners: Michael J. Galvin. architect l.>.ww>
177 th St.. s. c. corner Crotrmc I'arkway: six story
brick store and te.iement house. 122.W7: R* I **
and Jerry Alpierl. owners; Harry T. Howell.
architect lfin.nOft
Pelham Road. w. s.. 2>to ft. n. of Arnold aye.; two
story frame inrn. 27.7.-.xll>; rhrlatlna Bwen»»n.
owner: Henry Nordheim. architect 300
12th st . n. s.. 30TS ft w. if Avenu« B: two story
frame dwellir.it house. 21x«*»; Charles I^iumelFter.
owner- Moore *■ t.insldell. architects 5.00(»
Bryant aye.. c. <-. :!(¥l ft. s. of Jennings •*. ; two
story frame dwelling, 21x57.0; John H. Bauer.
owner- Gustav Pchwarz. architect 8.2t«
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
Broadway, a. c. comer 14Sth si.. i>Jl.llxl2.*i: Title
Guarantee and Trust' Company loans Herman
Flchter ...:...... $28,600
13th st Nos. 313 and 315 East: Kotsen Realty
Company loans Joseph Harbater an.l Solomon _- -«-
Silk •' 20,000
Wales are., p. c . corner Dawson St.. 277.rix10R.11x
Irregular; Richard B. Collins loans Dawson
Realty Company iiliiiri: 100.000
r.S>th St.. s. s.. 260 ft w. of Ist aye.. 2*ixl«>4;
Van Norden Trust Company loans Joseph G. _■
Wallach ••• 7l».000
. — • ■
SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS
12Mh at., s. s.. 75 ft. c. of Lenox aye.. 100x80;
Patrick F. Kenny, a«t Johp//Lesowltr et al.:
August 21. inrx; UL .-• $•*.■»: 4
Hull ate, c. s.. 50 ft. s. of 20»th St., 50x100:
Joseph Marcud et al. agt. Joseph Lash at ai.;
Au-tust 11. toot. 82253
Same property; Cornelius Olsen aft. same; June
2«. 1906 ". 88000
AF.HFST IN BLAi
Italian Taken in Brooklyn Believed To Be
Leader of Westchester Gang.
Sheriff Mfrritt of WV-steliestcr. who has bad
Pink«rton men at work In New York. Boston and
Philadelphia trying; to run ilimn the Black Hand
hand that has been frightening the Italians in the
watershed region, received word yesterday at
White Plains that an Italian. supposed to be the
leader of the band, has been rrested In this city.
The prisoner is Tom O«ara. and it is said that he
used to he a bandit in Sicily. He is widely known
by the Italians of the watershed region, who are
said to fear him.
The man was arrested yesterday morning at Sfi.
227 North !>th street, Brooklyn, which is believed
by Plnkerton detectives to be a Black Hand bead
quarters. Osiira is believed to be the leader of the
gang of masked bandits who held up and killed
John Tucci. near, the Cross River dam Sunday
morning. Italian detectives employed by Sheriff
Merritt learned at Katonah on Tuesday that on
the morning of the murder Osara walked Into th:»
Italian camp with a pistol In hi? hand an I <-
claimed savagely: "I want some money from you
fellows. I am in trouble and 1 have got to Ret
away. I am going down to 109 th street, and when
I reach there I will send the money hack."
The Italians, it is said, saw thai the man meant
what he said, and gave him SMO. When the news
of Osara's arrest reached Katonah eight '■ Italians,
believed to belong to the Blue:; Hand society,
threw up their Jobs and fled. It in believed they
fear they will have to tell the secrets of the so
ciety. Osara has refused to make any statement
,He is now in the county Jail at White Plains. De
tectives are watching* the steamship pier in this
city. Boston and Philadelphia to prevent the other
members of the gang from escaping:
TELEPHONE CO.
City Department Restrained from Inter
ference in Westchester County.
The State Telephone Company, which has been
trying to get ijito New York <ity and which wants
to run cheap telephone service through the coun
try, has obtained an injunction against the Depart
ment of Water Supply. Oaa and Electricity, to pre
vent Acting Commissioner Frank T. Goodwin from
Interfering with them in erecting poles and wires in
Westchester County.
The Commissioner sail yesterday ihat he had
been served with an injunction by the company
seeking to restrain him from interfering with their
work of erecting pole* or from tearing them down
If they did erect them. The Commissioner turned
the suit over to the Corporation Counsel The
argument Is t n be heard In White Plain--.
JUDGMENTS. '
The following Judgments were filed yesterday, the
first name being that of the debtor:
Altaian. Aarcn— Kinnncl *l«2f!i>
Abel. l*-uH H.— lnternational • >i: Company .'l»<iis<u
Itrown. Charles A John I- nicks el al.-; «{< 13
Baake, John— PNdsrieic R. Roberts.. I*lo7
Bennett. William H— William Schimiwr it Co' V *-. i-t
Colgaa. John W.— Henry Ueachln.... ' \ {J ,\,
«.\.nway. Hairy J.— Harold s. Rodsera -t H | It— «'i
dark. Ellia Catherine Taylor » !"*> , \i
C>aifcaon. John U - IJlllan I lav 1 " " 'Vi til
Daniels. John H. Daniel E. EwaM . ••-•■••••■•• lla«
Dlx, Anna J— Benjamin IV \Vl*fi«r. .-..." 1 'uoj
l£uglan<ler. Philip — .laiu.s Lurl« ' ."•"his
(illlln. Robert— Thotnag F. Merry .'.'. '.'..'.'.'." " 07I1 '*»
<jall'icnn. Thomas P — ■ 'laflm, Thay.-r A <Y> '" K9O NO
Uaynas, Webster 1> Peter S. O'lJaiu »-t si... ". " -11 74
ii<>r»*lts. sl«y«i American Woollen Company u f
New York ' a.asi ::■•
Han. Tin . hum !{.- Edward H. Van ln«en 232 VJ
Klnn. Janus !■ — UorrU I.*vli» -~\ 136 71
X ;:• ■■. Jobn X. — A'laniK Bros & '*•> bin M
;>.t!l'i,<r. MyrtlUa V.— Max ItericowUi ft* •;;
Matins** Albert- lle>er J^«-i. ••• •: ...... Mii 81
Mahoney, <m>if"<» F.— Joseph F. "AVdlht . T9 "0
IfacOroajor. Walter S.'— -Elizabeth Mr.rrl*>. ......... «xi li»
Marcus. lxi'ilf? mot »ummnpgj>— Tarrytown Wall
! 'apt r Company .' -nit *;,
MoMtlllen. i-i.arirH S. and V.'i!trr--A!:i.-r? I". Fow
ler 213 90
Sullivan. John J.— Jacob M. I^.nhanl* 41 in
snip. Louis- Peter 45. O'Hara ••» a MM 70
Matt'iari Henry 11. — Railway Advertising Company 4.12 so
P»miii>!i, Letter W. — <i+r<rf* I!. Sutherland 1:2 7a
rltn44ar4, Uamy 71 — Ftiviri A. >l".\);!n •• al 11l
Ptri>':»(i, Fllwari H — llaroll s*. If r» *t a! . I*'* S3
BiTilb KnthM . «'. Sarah Reiahar .'. 4^4 ii 2
Sir. t. Henry— Mclnrleh GeMttMn »t al . IWT'i
:*rr«»). Mas- Tarrytown WalLPapar Compaay . . lifts 4ft
V»rtß»!m-r. Harr-- — Henry M P»rnu»iran «>t al. 303 75
Manhattan Tianaport. Company of New J»r»ey —
Jubn D. H: •*< *t *i . '. M 5 t2
Sltrhts 4 Co.— Jullm )b(cus .., 7*l ii
Tiie amagu shirt binds on tho shoulder.
Ours do not.
Collars that fit
'' SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name in each case given is that of the
debtor, the second that of the ciedltor and date
when judgment was fllefi:
n.me. Btlsabeu. *.-*.***£ March SK». !*>«•• * IOT ST
Dunn. Bartholomew, ami William 11. MBStaSSOB
X B. X H-irernt: July W. W* 3\> «
gttjne— Sam*; July 10. lt>'*i... ; •: ... -■ 3-«« s '-•
Henimel. Arthur X V. Pol QMMNMM et at; IV-
hSSSSu AMhur°E.V and John n«*-J. U Albert o<
H^a'rd: M!"h.';S)'- ! H:-Ai;™.-:-AprlV.^ -I«ii 27 72
Same-Same; April 30. 1flO« '-.'"
L.|rrlonc Joswj.h— Th« Eastern Brewing Company: j.,. M
U^clc™* "jo7eph--A.'"Ouccjon»: <">ctob»r - '"^j^.j
Ucoione. Joseph— A. OneciOße; nctober .. 1W " , , r>ft T2
Noppl. gaverio^A Nofpi" September 2«. tM». ... JW <JJ
r*r«rh. John P. «■. H. Mcl,iunh»n; October 2..
!M3 |Tneate«) •• ;"-"••• •••£; *'° **
Vc*»l. I.llHai n— H. Rlaenbs/h et a: : March 20.
itxtfl (vacatod) ™"
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATrUE A'..MAXAC
Sunrise s:t3;Puns*t %'M Moan rises 9:00 Mocn's a«e 5
HIGH WATEtt.
A M— Fandv Hook »:4« G«v Island 10:f«!Hell Gate 11 :M
P.M-Samly Hook M:0-.« Got Island 10:14. Hell Gate 12:07
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-PAT
.Ba'uc 1 " Liverr^l° m Augu B t 15 .\\n>l»"stM
Batavla Hambure. A.gujt 11 Hamb Am
Patavia Hamburg. August 11 Hamb-Am
Texan ." Kingston. August 14 -• - ■■— —
CitS it Palermo. . . .tssneilles. Aubus» 12 Xa P h»nT«
Mohawk Antwerp. AujruM 11... £''?"'*
ri ram .. • New Orleans. Autsust IT, Morgan
Bsnnlo " .'. Xaple,. August » Hirzfl-Feltman
j,la Gibraltar. August 11
1.-1 Vnrte Galventon. Augti't 1« Morgan
Kama* City Savannah. August 20. Sav "'? I n «i!i
Navahoe .Charleston. Aticist 21 .**T*
Madonna Gibraltar. August 1! Fabre
FRIDAY. AUGUST 24.
niamant Phi<"ds. AURUSt 0 - •-— —
«'hrl!itian Bars Calais. August 12. ; --.. i, mJTv
ljmip.io.iß r,alv»«tnn. August l« : Mr.!lr.r>
El Paso ...New Orleans. August 19. ........
BATI'RDAT. AUGUST » .
•Pt I>mls Southampton. August 13 . American
*Am«".|ka. Hamburg. August 17 Han-.S Am
•Luranla Uverpoot August IS «."uw»r<l
I^iSa-fl* Havre. August 1« French
Fluminonse. .-. Barbados. August IJ>
Comano^o.. Charleston. August 23 Cljrda
City of Macon Savannah. August 22 Savannah
•Brlnga mail.
Vessel
\>««el For Mall closes, nails.
Im won. -»_ ' 7:00 a m <A.nA a m
Iji Touralne. Havre • .**parn iv.v"am
Barharossa. Bremen — — intoo a m
Esperanza. Camreehe. • ° • m 12 , :O ™
San« OulMia.. 12:30pm 3:00 p m
City of Columbus. Savannah 3:0 Op m
FRIDAY. AUGUST 24. .
Odrlc Uverpnrl ::::::::::::::::::::::.^ s Jiff* 1 "
Yucatan. Tamplro !«lwv 11 ' *:!«£ m
I'aggry Cumiwhc 12:00 m 3nor> m
Rio Grande. Mobile 2 : !^ P ™
Arapahoe. Charleston «#0 p m
SATURDAY. AUGUST 25.
New York. Southampton «:00am S : am
Vaderlnnd. Antwerp aim a m 8 :jU > a m
Ktnirla. Liverpool « ■*>« m J°^ * m
Rosalind. Newfoundland « :»> a. m 11:00 •» m
Zulla. Curacoa - »*« am «:£> m
« -nartio. San Juan »:«> a m 12:00 m
Tallsmin. Martinique J»:OO a m }2:Oj>m
Trinidad. St Thomas 0:30 am 12:0Otn
Mexico. Havana 1O : OOam 1 :00 p m
Plbiria. Jamaica 11:00 am 2:ortpm
Marnhense. Barbados 12:00 m 3:00 p m
I'lnnehahn. Liont'on • »:»»am
Ksnlg Albert. Naples - — 11:00 am
Pennsylvania. Hamburg - — S:3i>am
Caledonia. Glasgow '
El Pud Galveston -:! ....^,..— 3:00 |> m
El Dorado, N>w Orleans ' S:OOpm
Denver. Galve»t«>ft r V: .' — — 3:0»» p m
N»v*hoe. <'harl<-»ton : — — 3:o>i ;■ m
Kansas City. Savannah ..... 3:0«> p m
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Destination and steamer. . Close in X. T.
Hawaii— A lamed* (via San Francisco). ..Aur. 29. 12:30 am
Japan. Corea and • China — Kmpressi of
China (via Vancouver anil Victoria.
B. C.) • A '->8 2t>. 6:00 p m
. HAILS FORWARDED OVERUAND.
Jamaica «via Philadelphia) Aug. 2». ll:OOr. m
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Wednesday, Aug 22, 1803
ARRIVED.
Kteam*r Carmnnia iF!r>. Prltchard, I^ivfrp-->cl August 14
ami tjnrenstown 1">. to the <*unar<] Steamship Company.
limited, with ii 2« c«Wii an.l I. TIT. • steerage passengers,
mails .'.it! mds#. Arrived at the Bar at 7:34 p m "1«;.
ri-pi>r Dlamant H>r>. Tlin.prich. Copenhagen August
:t ond Shields 10. to Philip Ruprecht. in ballast. Arrli»>i
at the nar at 2:03 :■ m.
Steamer Madonna iFr>, Joubert. Marseille.* August 5.
Narl.s it nrvl St Michaels 15. to .? \V El well & Co. with
"7 i-abln nr.d 1.C33 steerage passengers anil mdse. Arrived
at th" Bar at 4 a m.
Fteamer «>tta ill Palermo <'t<jli. Ma.«sarlo. Genot July
•-*. Leghorn 10. Marseilles 12. Cntania IS, Messina 24 and
Palermo .:■>. to Hlrzel. Feltmann & Co. with ndK. Ar
rived a: th» Itnr at 4:1.*» p m
Steamer MerlJa. Furst. Mararaibo August 9 end Curacoa
Vt. to Boulton. P.llss & Kal.ett. with mdse. Arrived at
tho Par at 10-30 a m.
St*sir>er TrlfeN (O»r), Felfrup. Calcutta July 2. Colombo
!> and Boston Aiuctwt 21. to Flinch. Kdy« & Co. with
mfi^o. Arrival at the r>;<r nt I1:M a it.. -.' *
Ftramer HuiMlr.tfleld (!tr>. Owen. Cardenss August io
and Callirrlen W. to W D Munson. with sugar. Arrived
at the Bar nt nc>r.
Steamer r!rJh iNor). WownlcVle. Port Antonio August
1«, ••. the United Fruit Company, with fruit. Arrived at
the P.ar «t *< a m.
Steamer Jo«eph 'li fl'or-r'.o (Nor). Ijni. Port Antonio
Aucru t 10, to th» Atlantic fViilt «"o. with .1 passengers
and fruit. Arrived pi the Bar at S:,"S(> p m 21«t.
. Fteamer Ollnda n"'ili:"ii. lint-pen. \|pe Bay August 11
nibara 12. Port Parire IS and Nre-.itna 17. to \V D M«n
•■■■li. with 2^ cabin nassergers nnd mdse. Arrived nt th"
Bar nt 1 :40 a m.
i-teamer Finance. Mowbray. «'olon August IS. to th«
Panama Railroad S« I. lnc. with ' 102 pasrenKers, mails
and rrn'stv Arrived Xt tie Bar at .1:0.1 a m
Steamer Rio Grand*. p^vl.ison. Mobile Aurust 14 ami
Triinswlck V.> to <■ H Mnllory ft Co. with passengers an l
mdse. I^eft Quarantine it i0,».4 «• m. »
Stean-.er IJ^cnifr. Frostad. with !'hnnitr William I*
T>ruz!ni> in tow, P irt Arthur A-.isust 13, to the .1 M
Oulf#y Petroleum Co. with oil. Left Quarantine at B:is
a m
M earner El Alba, O>>lrk. <snlveston Augtmt 15. to th»
Southern Pacifc Co. with m<i*-e. I^ft Quarantine at R:i>\
a m.
Steamer Arapiroe. Kfnble. Jacksonville August 1*» and
Charleston 20. to the Clyde ?s Co. with passengers and
Bldse. I.eft Quarantine at 3:2« p m.
Steamer J'imllton. »7. Newport News an,* Norfolk,
to the Old D.iinlnion Ss Co. with passengers and mdfe
I.eft Ouarertlne at 3:1 Op m.
s-r.h Honk, N' 1. Ari 22, 9:.V» p tr— Wind south-south
vi-t. :n(v!erate; clear.
RAILED
HAND CASE
fETS AN INJUNCTION.
Cteamen Teutonic (Hr). for Queenstown and Uiaipuet.
Ptat^minm (Dutch). Boulogne sn.-f Rotterdam : Rlrllia
(Ital <ifnr>n; Veronii (Nor), Tort Antonio; Maaconoßio
ißri. Norfotb and Oalreaton; l*enln«iilßr tPort). Lisbon
via New Bedford; Beacon !.t«ht ißrt. Venice; Proteus.
New Orleans: i'a!abrla (Bri. Naples an<J Maraellles;
Plenruegoa M*uhan>. <lu»ntanifrr>. r*enfu*sjoa, etc; .\\
Ilcnca. Colon: tirnecia «ler». Inagua. Port an Prince.
etc; In'lrawadl lßr>. Aden, Singapore. Hon^ Kong, etc
1 herok»e. Punt Domingo City, Maroris. etc. via, Turk's
Island; Princess Anne. Norfolk aii'i Newport News;
Nuet Galveston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
rORKION TOP.TS.
Liverpool. Aujj 22— Arrived. ate?i»«r <*aronla »Br). Rarr.
New York via QbwiiWwib.
Dover, Amu 22 — Pawed, atean.er Oise Marts (Gen. Stese.
N#iv York for Rotterdam. ■*■•
I<rn<l.>n. Aug ."; — Bailed, rteamer Narrangcr.rett (Hr>.
Si ott, New Y(rk.
Southampton. Auj TO. 2:30 p m — Sui'.til, steamer Krcn
l>rinz Wllhclni (tier), Ri.-htcr ii'roin llrmara). N-w
\ ork v\ < 'berbourg.
Hamliurg. Aug 23 — Sail?.!, aUajMer t>?utschlin;t IQet>,
Ku«»:iij>fr, New \orli via Southampton nni Charboijra;.
Plymouth, Aug 22, 5:3« l p Arrived, stasmw Unm»er
KurfCrat il>ri, Rardermaan, V«w Turk from « - h«-i
'..in,; vii.: Bi«ra«n ml proceeded)^
Cherbourg. Aux *-. S:4."> a m — Arrived, fteamrr «;raf
Waltier«e« (Geri. Krech, New York via Plymouth for
Hamburg iand proc«*fled); aajlvd. sttamrr 1 Krunpri-i/.
VVUhelm iUer>. Klchttr I from Brcm«a ami S-.uitf «:n> ■
' . ... New Turk. *
Stettin, Ails I!»— At rived, ataanMr Standard (Ocr), Mlnltcr
New Y..ru.
Rio laneiru Aug -Arrived, »t earner IVi.nv*. n (Hi
• 'Hi- \ ••* Turk la !'*niaiiiliuco, etc.
.■•v.in . auk 2i — Arrived, sieumer I'rnmetheua lUarl
Tholen, Sew V ..i \
Shielda, Aug Sl— Arrived, atenmer Bayoana (<:er> Yon
H'itf». New York via Hull. Halted. »teumer»'l>v\- ma
lßr>, Murray ifrom London), tjut-tie,- ami Montreal'
'•".'»'> '',''"■'' "*"' V "' : ' Dmll ** l '' '"" 'lami..r >;
Nl » YiTK '
Dunnri H«el, > ib 22— Passed, iteamer Brilliant iC,er»
S.lir.if.itr. Pi lla.le'yhla M Oolbenbun '
Santua, A. is 20 — Arrived. *!e«mer Sr>artan Prince iß r >
Jarlunan. N'w Tors via J'eniamburo and Knhln '
Faptnet. Aur 21— Paiseil. ateamrr I.'Tii-1.-iff ciiv'iPri
Andrews. New Torfc fir MrUto!. J '*r> ■
• ;•■< ■ .i. »vi l-.t Arrived earner Cretlc ißn Kelk v,»
Tork i-ia Ponta Oe'fad*. 'iil.r»nar and Naples
Sflliv. lug '." ■"■*'• a m— Pntsrri steamer Grorser Ku
fli.ri>t k . (On. I "'!"''"*™. Saw York for Pivmnu'n*
ih'ihyjn and Hitmen ' n>
"""^^ig? F^r^ew 2 Y^ri"- 5111 " 1 - "—
' Juln o^ton A «d N.w"y 0 x\ ititintr «•«"«•»• •«. 'to
Bay by the Mark.
BAKU & WILSON.
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.
Auction Snfcn of llcil Fxtnte.
i;i;i-Ki:.Mi: cotjiit.* \k\v : v<»i:k .'.imv.
. — WILLIAM r. WARNER. Plaintiff aaalnst CAIJCV
r>. '«•»»• iii said Iwl«m«nt nnmed. nl.l »ell »' p-J»H9
1« Ves»v stroet In th« Rortush of Hanhattjn t.tjr or
«i.te rf New VcTk formerly In the t-»w n «f Trtk-m an«l
rounfv of \vJt«-be«ter and. formerly a part of fh» farm
InK lots bMonKln* to Joseph " a *?£ ™"«£1 *£, '?«"'■«
iSISSpfiH
n»!fifieH. and distant therefrom four *♦>_*»■**■ and fTtr
,'„!, |i u||. Westerly In th* rear hv a road forty <♦»> re*.
wide; and Northerly by lot No- 4 *■ SSjM map. «'i lot
heln in breadth In front and r*ar two ,j» and l '»
length on the South aide •*»<•) h « n ' and t*venty-n*«
<2.*1) links and on the north Bid- five «.*» <•"«•"», ■«*• thlrt>
four 1.14 ► links, containing en*, and «*"" "•* ""J?^"'"
.lredths of an acre, more or les*. eJl^ptlna; !»«*«"•
plot of law! fifty ttm feet In width. »v f.n# kmaftg «100»
fe.-. In .lrirh. frontlns .it tl-e road which Is the .t«rly
NmiuMit of .he nhove des.tlhod tr^-t and forming £*
Southwrstrrlv r, tß .r „# ,*•* tract, ft-ln* th» Mid P'*"»-
I.c, .onveye.l to William .1. Major by John IV-^HUay
ami another l.y dee.l * .'oted N. vemWer Bth. •*•«••"*
i..l in th« «•••■•:■» o»«* in •}••• rnrin*-.- of *^-»*
cheMev. In IJher IH>. pac* 4*». with the e*<-er*l«n nf rh»
nremlies conveyed 1« .'""<• F. Malorr an.l \JHllairi J.
Mnj. r> to lorn Forsyth- hv deed dated Jwne I**-
anl teeor.Ted In Liber 2X*SS of Deeds' for »«ehe«er
Comity ?>a«e 04. »n<! with the further exemption of th»
prewilsea rr.nreyed br the «im« part'ea t-> David Torirth;
hr «leed dated June t2th. 1«W». and recorded la IJber 2«.1>
of Deeds f < r V.'r»tr-he?t»r Countr. paaje "' "
Dated. August 14th. 1*£ aac s TsAArR p#f^
I3AAC S. ISAACS. F»fe-#«..
.TAJIK? X OATNOR ri"Q.. Af.nmry for r.atntlff *»
East 4?nd street. Borough of Manhattan. Xew Y«rk
JA.MKS V. T>rßO«3. KSO. Attorney for De>nd*nt*». 223
nrra.'wav. Borough of Manhattan. N*w York Cltv
The follovrirur is a diagram of the property to be sold as
described above: • - ■» ' ":
Old Albany Post Road.
The approximate amount of the taxes, assessments and
water rents or »>trer liens to be allowed to the purchasf r
out of the purchase money or paid by the refere- Is
$300.23 with Interest.
Dated. New York. Außust 14th. 19WI.
ISAAC S. ISAAC?. ■ Referee.
Real Estate Wanted.
ituooKi.YX -rnorERTV wanted.
For cash buyers; quick results.
J. H. r.AMB & BRO.. 01 REID AYE.. DROOKUTN.
\~\rANTKD.— Houses for rent, furnished and unfur
♦ ' nlshed. for the coming season. HERBERT A.
SHERMAN, '» PI re st. and RS2 Sth are.. cor. 44th »t.
. / >'>>/\ 'units.
MADISON SO. theatre. 2« 5t.. B-war.
mAUIoUft oy. to-night.
THE TWO MR. WETHERBYS
WEBER'S THEATUE. n*wair &29 St.
WW t, OIL IV O TUESDAY. AUG. 23.
HILDA SPONG in LADY JIM
SEATS. SOW SELLING.
a •-«: •! OAIIUnNS. A-Top -. ... | i.\-t 3
MSTEKDAM TUBA.. W. 423 St. | TIME?.
GEO. M. CO ANk^V^.-
ALY'S ISKTTMSr -Mon. f Aug. 27
AHY CAHILL " M jtg;& xc 1 ,:»,!.■
eVORIf Theatr '- B way * 45th Bt. Eves. 8:11
I Unl\ H»sf Srat« 51 Mutt \V«J *W.
H>»h» If) Inline, a HEATH h\m tkfe
N%» ROOF — Up Mar. Mnr T«k».
«f 4 Ink-,.,. At |.h »nd 3 R«»Mi.|i
I . Th *" Krrrnri. et m\. In Crrat Bill ol
I ■ I OUT-AND-OUT VAKIETV.
D
M
CRITERION THKATRK. ■%*: and 4»th St.
Vn I I CIII Ufl Evptv S:IJ. .Ma:. Sat.. 2:15. " '
l " 1 !" 11 'LITTLECHERUB
ir. the Musical Plaj-. *-•*■ * -I IjH> CIItKUD
■James Rlakeley. Tom Wise & 70 others.
Lyceum B'way an<Hsth St. ETes.S:IS.
Is 1 K^SLiKJ .171 jj at 3 To-Jay and Sat.. 2:15.
s c-£nS? f THE LION :,'/ MOUSE
— ; — ♦
wpqt Pi\in EvM - S:3 °- —■*• sat-2:i5
*T '—*-' ! *-<t^«-' THE O.VMBI.EK OF THK VTEST.
Ne«t Week *T-E-X-A-8.""
ACADEMY Or MUSI P. 14th St. and Irving PL
LAST TWO WEEKS
t^i «n THE VIRGINIAN
rr!.e». 25. M. 75. l.oft Mats. Wed. * Sat.. 2. »••.. S:l3.
Cl A fl D"w«y *"d 39th. E»ss. 8:15.
A-LK %£ Only i-.atlr.-e Sat. 2:t5.
THE SOCIAL WHIRL
Mh I C O TI P OPENS SAT.. AUG. SS. iScato row
iyiMJllO ilu BEST SEATS $I.«X lon sale.
coiumbu, . THE TQURISTS T
I VSIP OPKXS Al'«. 2.1. Seats Now on Sal*
L I I! I U "HENRT E. DIXET In The Man on the Box.'
WALI-ACK'S. B'way & 30th. En. 8:20. Last Mat Fat
.^•:»r? HIS HONOR THE MAYOR
ui.i.>.i^v.\/ Mat Sat __ T Second ye«r In N T
DAVID BEI.ASCO presents I)U\.\CHi; msYff*Bßi
IN "THE <iIRI. OF Till: fiOI.DKN \VKsy.~
HAMJIEIJSTKI.VS PARADISE ROOF. 4id at
Eva. NilE FAYS. DZIRI.x. ARTHTR PRINCE
51... HOSE T»E HAVEN SEPTETTE etc
Dally Ma.«. > Roof Blll>. Vlctorln Theatre.
(".•"••:»' N HOOF MAMZELLE CHAMPAGNE
1«A KDKX IIUUI Eiery Eve. Adm. BOr n-s. Jl. St So|
HACBETT Tn^^^io^^ ERt 'V^
THE LITTLE STRANGER L^,^ G
\ ' BLANCHE WALSH
Matinee Lahor Day. KKBVTZEK RON AT A.
MOTOR CASS
For Theatre. *«li( [>.- rs Slchi-S»eln», K.irr* and
.-'lliiirlwn ltr^orts.
HEW YORK TRANSPORTATION CO.
r ijlitli v -nm- nnd I'ltli ?Jreet.
Telephone 21S0 Columbus.
•■Gre»t»»t Auto Livery Establishment in the Werli."
Write for U!u»trated booklet, Rtvlnc rate*.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
PAIV'C Vr.SCVtCS end r 8 P. M
» rtl1 ' (IRANI) riKEWOKKS. I Every Evening.
TO-DAY \|i M'.IIT
'« 111 WM \l CAKMVAI.
OF 11 UK.
RISE'S GIRL FROM PARIS U^VA
THOMPSON" * DI'NDVS filUrri:
LUNA PAR.X
S3 Minute* by B. R. T. Luna Park Express from Brld|«.
BRIGHTON 13 EACH PARK
UniUfliU^ spw]y U|(;h Direr s&or.M.
To-ntsrht. h:is P. St.
Lloyd's It It. 1.1:1: rii<K ItOKKI
>.-,. . r i.. 23 ..,,1 ;.o i rut.
bm Mo ... the Tier at
DRbAMLAND
Take Iran Ml BafMßSi
mCIJ WOBI,O IN WAX. HI'K«IAI. CHOOrS.
LUtN < IM-.ilAl<>i.lc\!-|l t,.r, ii. ir
Ml **XX. ' I: >• IT.ill.in iinlnM >ti«ti, .AJrrli.
Proposals.
pUOPOSAI.S FOR (BUS L'AIJUIAOES.—O!tI»
iv name « »m<-o. War li *V - Washington. I>. C Aug.
IS ISi>«.— Beal*U prupoaals. In duplicate. wUI b« re-
CelTcd here until ...an. Sept. It. 1»»«. an 1 then pub
•1 •-v opened, for nupplyintr «>r<l D*pt . I. « %rinv
with l« 3-Inch field carsJagva, M ralmwns. and M floi.i
limbera, Mil nin.lei of 1»»S. Btda will be received for
»11 or for part ..f rnr«K<>lng Information furnished
upon application to l.leut Col. A. It. Rt HSEt.I.. Actg.
l'htf»f of Ord. . ■ ■
yyKST HUNT. N. V.. AUGUST 23. mk
— Stalest Proposals. In trlrllcnt". will »>. rf ,*
here until 15 n'ele«ks. iinon. September 11. l»pa fn, >h*
eonstructt^n of an Zleetrteal Subway $>T-t-m aa »er
drawmga and tpeelflcatlons in thl- oftVe- The l" c;
reserve, the right to accept or reject any or all urn
poaaia ar any part thereof Forma ar.d aD«et«e>iiZ.l
turaijbstf cpoa •prl!ca;!on. AJJ:*:» Quit:«rm a V.,7
Real Estate.
Avoid
Penalties
• by registering, you.- .prcp.^;
Iftr] at this Com pan v %
Tax Registrstion Bu;eau, ; :
IV payment of a tmali
annual fee arranges for oK
■taining all bills 'Taxes. 1 .
and Water Rates, and 'in- ' F
formation astoany Aise-- '
■mi affecting the proo-."'
erf . at the earliest date.
as well as for the pay man* '
of them in time to avoid
penalties; thus saving ycu '
the trouble of giving your
personal attention to these
annoying details. .
Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust
Company
CA s p i T^.% $9,500,000
07 LlhTlT street..*.f> I.lbrrtr »tre-t
MA Ml ATT AX.
!>«• Montaaoe Street. l!ro,!,| 71
ArPßAi.<»i.\n. ■r.i.i.i.vn. RFvrtxs ■ •
RULAND & WHITING- CO
REAL ESTATZ.
. .8 * BBEKIIAS ST. >r.w tork, '
ENTIRE CHAHCE Or rr.OrKRTV A OPECUtrT
Unfurnished Apartment* J ii cie i
[igrington!
New — Fireproof I
Twelve Stories.
Housekeeping Apartments, !
Msjnlflcially A?Fola:?d;
Complete in every I* i
tail of Service and j
Equipment 31 any ;
new features include j
Refrlgcralion, J
Automatic Mail Service, I jj
Vacuum Cleaning System, j
Beady for Occupancy OcL Ist |
Now Renting. j
Suites of II and 12 rooms— 3 baths, y
i 3,250 to $6,000 per annum.
Apply to Superintendent /
on Premises.
CENTRAL PARK WEST,
At Seventieth St.
43 FIFTH AYE..
at North East Ccrnsr
of 11th St.,
A NEWLY COMPLETED
£•.<" EXCLUSIVE
HOUSEKEEPING APART
MENT HOUSE.
Tatsphoaa M« Crwiim
The WYOMINC,
55th ST AND 7th AYE
Housekeeping Apartments.
ABMII I 1 I 1 \ FIREFROOr.
The lightest, tersest rooma In ttu* sU*> -.
Built a* investment, not a a: eouaiioa.
Every modern convenience.
Servants' «!ev*tors. vacuum •jsum. a*
oto 11 rooms and 3 b«t.i* K?.its >2.0 a» to ?•'. ■
No<r ready for occupancy.
Rent commeiK-ea October 1.
'Trie bear apart.n.-n: ever bulls below th- PMk."
—N. T. Herald.
KANT COURT. «10 W. 113 th. near Hirers*** Orlta
V.I — Modern apartments. < rooms: rent HS-HTHi
merlooklns the Hudson. _^
1 CORNER EUEVATOR APARTMfTXTS. 3 ti» » w—«*
\_ rent SSS» to Sl.6m>. VI<TOR M. EAIUf «|SS
145. West 7-lth at. Pb«.n# i» Col.
Brooklyn.
mO LET— Elegant aßwrtments. all motiara SMpa*j
O. »nfnts. possession now. rent to Deg.n seßtrasWl
and S rooms, rent *» to SCi.V>. •>*.'» Ml Pr»*"* '-
Apply to your own broker or Realty Ass3eJit-»» *'
Remeen at.. Brooklyn.
"|T»I*ATBfSTI. Beverler Park section, 4?» Saat **£ m
X! Vpper part two family h-u.«-. seven ro<w> •*"»•■■
rent B4U. Apr I-" on premises, or owner. J. F. »«•*•
NET. 343 «th ay».. nr.i..k!rr>. " -
C? 7 / Property to Lft
VV rr * v h '-8 claaa American bsaem« i Jail'taaa »■»*
. \ At»i>iy to h.xhk >yr\TK. z:m rr-»*»»»- —
To Lei for Business Ptirp< tm
TEACHER'S OPrOPrri ...,
T«» let. rooms: have been occupiert as buslweialP
for number of year*; teaching of banktna. trf^'-rt
and arenosraphii- training beta? taught. «•■• ' *
Main St. Tarrytown. N. T. H. O. '•«••«•' • " -
Country Property for Sale.
FOR SALE BJ2JGSTIXXD. COS"*-
Th« we'l known "BUS SHAPE COTTAGE"* <» ««•
tare,*. beautlfallT situated on the Mala Str— •■■
th* Library, la th« far famed, charming v '-* Jt
RidseneM. Conn fc _
Thr»« acres of land: coo f>«t »>vatloa; l -• "Pfl
from New York. WIN b« »old together or *.*■ aTBS
on easy terms. Inquire of
JOHN W. ROi'KWEU.. Ridgetleld. COB 3.
FOR «.%LB— IN STACK OX nCDSOX— lIKtWDWAf.
H^ndnnm* residence; extra !mpr«vem«i;»: 1* I -m* '
a: earn heat: barsalo: »•.»'>•>. At»o hou»*. «»«• •' •
•tore; S room; tDiprovements: buslt lucatto"). els' •
to ferry; N. T. boats; ro»i )».00t>: take eJ.»**j
mutation 12 rents; ferries. Chambers and I** **
OVVNBH. (• Piermont aye Nyark. N. T. __
IC>"»R SALE. tVeatch»»ter County. O»>»tns •"<» * ld 7; '•
I . ratal desirable re»idvncea. tin* ilmi; •'•> vc-_w
property and farm-. THoiIAS |j-:\i:v. US* M* 3l ■
< Mining. X. T ___————«
'tTVOR 9At£.— Finest scnt!cn«n'a r«!J«nc» in K*"«Sj
i* HHI; B\« iiunui-s ir.«i> rillnid atattun ana P°*'!~\
and tw» trolley Hnea. b\>r srtn an 4 term* asvt] ,.
«• KINO l'O.. 27M* Jamaica a»e . RJchinor.J UUI. ****
UianJ Tc>p!>^ii* 1« lUc&rnt-nJ mil- !___-
TJINK CUff For aale. a 4eUshtfkil tuaini*» J*t'J.
I about two acres of land: house. X^% •tory: •»«• *JK
houa»: ruonUts water. l>»i>t. !». f. F- l*.UX>». **
linn -hlr;- »«.. Hoaton. Man. . .
KOVK AW A V PA XX . _. o -
LOTS ?TOO. '.x A IKKM< r « x Vf
Apply Kik-Iwki; Park Improvement »'<».. US *"*!«
City Property for Sale.
1.-MNE detached • brick r^ld-i»<?!>. well tastst; IJ>l jM
I, room*; -rourtil «ottM»; .modern Improvement* •„. |
terms. Apply ,*w**r. «m pr»m!--». tH TSth at . *•' ' ' -*
and *M «*»• . Bay Kt(ts<* ' —
Country Property to Let.
F^m '•««.— On West Jl»h st. HnWets i'.S aSS ." 4 .^
J a***. hot:-- »ith mM»ra tmr >"*"**»*"** *Hblbbbbl
bathrenaaa Af»iy ta CHAS. V- IX.WITT. 'J: ■>''*'—

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