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16 Till- RAILROAD 5 VP'TORS. Injunction to Prevent Agreement Not Made Permanent. application of R. and Susan for the eOPIhsBSUBS of a temporary injunction obtained by then to prevent the execution of a traffic- agreement entered Into between the ChlcasTO and Kasterti Illinois Railroad Company, the St. nnd San Francisco Rallrond Company, the Bt.

Memphis and Southeastern Raliroad rrrr.pany. the Mai Trust Company. the ik Security and Trust Company, and John D. nSejr. was denied by Justice Giegerlch yesterday.

also to enjoin the payment of any isjomjrs Traffic agreement object- Cd to. ami also Issuan. series of bonds and notes secured by a mortgage. covering, among other tt.liiK-. the traffic agreement.

Ft and San Francisco Railroad Company is estsM Iff a and building up an extensive Bjnstess by acquiring control of and grouping together various lines and systems previously independently and under separate boards of directors. One of the railroads thus acquired In Baalara Illinois Company, which until Its amalgamation in 18S2, had been operated at a proflt. The Southeastern Company, the earnings of which have yet been Insufficient to meet the efesSaSBBB, was also acquired. The stock obtained hy the San Company by the of its collateral trust In the 1 of MjMO.aM, which notes are outstanding. In addition, IB.MO.AM has been fiper.t by the San naadaca Company on the and completion of the Southeastern Company since it was finished by the Prandsoo Company.

Tlie traffic anas executed between the three on April "1 last, by which the Southeastern onipany bound itself 10 deliver to the others all traffic transported over lines, while the S.in and Illinois companies boond themseives jointly to exchange collectively Sootheaatem company a suf- Ocient amount of during the tern of the agreement to 1 taken the local mil other traffic of rhe Southeastern company, an isprepate nual ot not than H55.600 over uvf 1 ot maintenance, being the exact amount necessary to pay the Interest unrVr refunding achesa The pasii Uffa allege fist this traffic Is really a mortgage an the Eastern IlUi Is property, imposed artthool authoritj or real or adequate conelderatio-i and without to the rests of that corporation, but for making use of the credit cf and dividend earning road to fjoat the H6.f100.000 bond issue upon tlje propel of the httherta unprofltahta Southeastern system. Bays JusUca Qiegcrich In bis opinion: It is Bnaacesaary to consider more the single BUe-ti v.ir:-.. innocent purebasers tor value the bmida artU be la acjr better position to enforce traffic agreement the Baatern Illinois 5 than v. ire original party to the agreenif-i th- Southeastern company, through v.horn they would derive their right, that company hay- Stilncbided this traffic agreement otner t.s-►et!. ander the mortgage given to secure these Where going concern 5 all its luding oStstandins contracts, if the the MrrMrs of Is secured th? tbould be held to ha any ereater or different ruSn tlifiji the con era Itself upon such contracts.

ruilerable confusion and injustice would result. think It is plain thai rh- branch ot the reUtea to the Issuance of the bonds far a. it relate. 10 the dissolved Is, aa I understand the oractlcally conceded since the argument, aa agraement by whicb thej are seenred refer the agreement. Sc fur as the oOa portion ot the Injunction order onrerned namely, that which restrains the Ckmpany from paying out moneys of ont ramaany on account -1 the suarantee of net -1-0" of the Southeastern oompany.

It does not by the terma of the agreement objected to. otherwise that any such mow ye win be paid out a'nii after acttoo can be tried and determined its order. AHTS RECEIVER FOE STANDARD OIL Suit Ur.o.er New- Jersey Made Previous Trenton. N. J-.

June CT -Cbariee D. Henderaon, of leatsey swd Joseph M. W. Kewlln, ot rtrtlxlrtpWi ooansH I Georga llai jhio. to-day Bled in the Court of Chancery a bill lor the fflssolotion the Standard Oil Coini.ony.

a Bear Jersey corporation, charging that the was that dsts In violation of. laws I the Btatea and the in this Stau relating to monopoUea. Tlu bU that the Standard Ol j-i Ohio the courts at that Itate. bJt that tht ti ahdience to that has by Bubterfuge in, 1 that the New-Jereey torporadon (a a. holding 1 tor the concen II aska thai only the torn, 'a 1 dissolved, amorj its kh'n-'.

iftei paying off its lir.K sfecurti For Uw aceompui this purpose is asked a oelver Mr. Rice iras once in i in Independent re-tine: 11 0 Alter a lard Strugs I the I lir mpetlfion of the Oil CoaiiJanj', be was to clitr- bis refinery and since ibout yean waged un cml I the In the -f various Itat.s. HINES OUT OF L. AND N. Olroad Io i WIRE CUT; MAY SELL HIS SEAT.

it was reported yesterday that arrangements had been made for the vi the Stock Exchange Mat of eleven membera arta telephone ires mere pul out sr week. No lafonnatlon ths rale cevM be sol at the Btcck oOoea. rhnraday i- the day on which trjnsferii of seats ar. posted the rx The rumor en the named one of the At his v. found posted th.

door of customers' room, directing callers 10 apph at another door. The extensive SS? riv were In the place. They nM Uiej kn. nothing of the aate f. I Sl! Gf is intention to laj i Jsi! i They admiUed that business HAhacn vr.uy poor ot Iaw Di.ce the t.

connection with Stock Exthange had been cat aat. The they saM Jheck" ANOTHER HEAD FOR THE AXE. Daniel CarraO, a CoUoww of Assemblyman Frank Clrlch. of the Vlth Assembly Ustriet who http reoontly deat-rted the of Patrick H. Me- Darren, has been Jt vis uudersto.j.3 to Daniel It.

Kt-Uy secretary ot the Brooklyn Police iJepartrm-m. Kelly wtko ower of JloUrrm. baa rinsed oAiMd im Is removed before July i. is b. llev, FOURTH OF JULY AT SARATOGA.

invJroratir bealth clriac mlceral waters of ttrsftians maks Saratoga a to api in, rumi), JuJ av Cattaas. of Brand ioi are now PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY, Ut the or, of State, Dfatrto. fOM AN how total mmni vtuch rhould pa th Iiaker yyrK rh. wtoefpu ht Mri Mllw thf Sonh tags 'iii K. be i J.

ayja, ctlmatrd t2UX) i Xo- I islflltSili th Jlit atri 51. 50 White Pleated Negligees, 98c. i Imported Madras Shirts, 52.25. retires. $1.28 Shirts, A Patterns 3C; High Grade Underwear L'nderpriced.

I $2.00 Ribbed or Drawers Fitting). I'lyI Iy 76c or Drawers 4yC. $1.50 Cotton Suits (solid color. Duck ('ants, $1.49. Leather Belts, 49c, 69c.

POSTMAN SAW KINGSLEY. TWO MEN WERE WITH HIM Name of Woman Who Gave Information to Police a Puzzle. In Us present aspect the Henry Baxter ease presents a mystery within a mystery. The aotnan who Identified Frank Steward on Sunday as one of two men she had seen at her home with Kinsley just before his disappearance gave In court the name of Mrs. Hall.

Her address was given as No. 968 Paterson, X. J. Inspector McClusky. in telling of the woman who had told him of aj at her home with two men.

of whom Steward was one. described her as Mrs. Hall. i A Tribune reporter on Sunday four.d Harriett Hal! at her home. No.

She declared that she knew nothing of the ECingsley rase, had never accn a man answering his description, and had never heard of Steward. The reporter lean ed that Mrs. Harry of So. 368 had told the story ascribed to Mrs. Hall by Inspector BlcClusky.

£h- his been absent from her home since Saturday. Mrs. Hall says that Mrs. Lunton has of late been receiving telegrams and letters relatir.g to Kingstey'B disappearance from a law firm of this it v. Mrs Hail went before Noonberg, at yesterday, and asked for a warrant for a woman who Bbc said had been her rirtme ta the Kingsley case.

Recorder her to the Prosecutor. Steward was taken, from th. Tombs nrieon ii to the office of Assistant Disti ct Attorney a he was subjected to a The roman, her daughter and Alexander T. afason, a i Kingslej saul that Steward declared I p. in Paten ird declare to i rice of nnd ry .1.

Goldsmith be i This doi and Steward w4s taken back to the TV iwalt 1 arr; Mr that prisoner's right name h)a Frank I Smith. Under tried and acqull i within a month on a charge of grand in is known the I billiard and i nd aald I gsh prename axter. pht on it. In In Tombs i ouri on charging him with being a i that the i ist been seen i Steward -d a i id. In undertone Mr.

the i permit Ni w-Jei him ai Pool finally gi lay, on 1 was held in the original coui troom Id ber 14, I In a hat stoi al the 21st In rson, where iih tstman. 1 ed ounael fur thf family detectives men him where they could rent rooms. lie thei to the woman who figures In the that time the postman has identified tograpb of Kingsley as that of ihe itian v. itb the strangers. This woman remained In the Criminal Courts Building during the rearralgnment of steward with her daughter, who also identified Steward as one of the en who bad been at her mother's bouse.

The man whs clad in mourning. When she left the building she was accompanied by an of Mr. Mason's office, her daughter, and a Office detective. She said she had nothing further to say on the subject, having given all her Information to Inspector Mc- Clusky and the for the family. TO REGULATE WINDOW GLASS TRADE.

A committee has been appointed by the National Association of Window Manufacturers to arrange for the eUmtnatfoa of certain methods of conducting business In this trade which have served to demoralise it. The committee is authorised to draft bylaws governing the actions of members of the association and arrange a basis upon which tht manufacturers can handle their trade. in a more satisfactory manner. The report of the committee Will be subject to the ratification of the entire membership st the at Put-in-Bay, Ohio which is scheduled for July 20. The heavy profits which were formerly reaped in the manufacture, of window glass have caused overproduction, and the manufacturers think they will have, to regulate.

competition to some extent to prevent price cutting. DECLARE 46.000 ARE AFFECTED. Striking Tailors' Ranks Augmented Both Sides Confident of Victory. The strike of the clothing workers ajcalnst open shop, which Is now In full blast In Xew-Vork, Brooklyn and Newark, continued to grow One thousand women employed as nttfrii and buttonhole, makers, Joined the ranks of the strikers, flr.d the strike the tailors, which had hitherto been chiefly confined to the. shops of the contractors, was extended to factories, where manufacturers employ the tailors directly.

Only a small proportion of the are employed la this way. but this extension of the strike brought out ever five thousand more clothing workers. The strike leaders estimated last evening that about thousand clothing workers are now idle through the strike. They declared that In splU of the confidence expressed by the tha strike waa bound to be won. aa the busy season was at Its height now.

Isaiah Josephi. president of the Labor Bureau of the National Association of Clothiers. issued a statement saying that the strike was bound to be tl ihr li Ye ne a waa nSt a condlUon which had always existed. COURT NOTES. Justice ha, appointed Albert T.

Foster for the Was. and fixture, of the Hotel Algonquin at No. Forty fourth-it pending a brought by Ann Statson Foster against Albert T. Foster, her to establish her right to lease of the hotel, she I alleges that she Is the owner of the lease and that the I employed her husband as her manager. The receiver required 10 give a bond of $30,000.

John H. Judge, of Broadway, la the attorney for the plaintiff Oaotaja Henry Proctor yesterday confessed Judgment to William T. amount due on a luij. man: recovered in the High Court of Justice of Great in l-us against the like'e I-oak Tunnel Ui Railway. as principal, and George Henrj- Proctor Mirvty, by John for and mom the Pike I'tak Tual Ulninc aud atiijjcej NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

TUESDAY. JUNE 28. 1904. Both high and low are low now. 781 pairs of our regular $5 shoes including over 200 pairs of buttoned patent leathers.

1250 pairs from the makers of our $5 shoes they're samples of shoes to sell at $5 or better. Xot a pair of less quality. About of all are low shoes the balance high cut, buttoned and lace. Patent leather, calf, vici kid and a few russets. We start with something in all sizes and widths.

$3.50 a pair. Peet Company. its Broadway, npposito City Hall. anil 7 and 9 Warren St. Broadway, cor.

I3th and 140 to 1 IS Uh 1160 Broadway, cor. S2d, and 51 West SJd St. SMALLPOX IN THE BRONX, One Death- Police Force Families To Be Vaccinated. TWO CORONERS OPERATED ON. Consider excitement was caused yesterday among the thirty families living in the tenement house, Nil.

2.491 when It became known thai one of their number iiacj died from smallpox. The police had to come to preserve order to force the tenants to submit to vaccination at the hands of the physicians Si nt of Health. Henrico fotnerio, thirty-three years old, the dead man, lived the Third-aye. address it his brother-in-law, A.ugustino Wutcbino, He came from ttaly only thirty days ago and bad been ill ever i hi arrival. was attended by a man known only an "Tony." "Tony" admitted thai he was not a ghyslclan, but has been practising as such among the Italian families ut The Bronx.

When the man died yesi rday "Tony" asked Dr. Grauna, or No. 558 st One-hui to give him a ath certificate, offering, the nay, ior it. Instead doing so Dr. Grauna told the Board of Health, and suggested th'it it make an Investigation.

The Investigation disclosed th) I the man had died from smallpox and the Board of Health lost no time In sending men to fumigate the houses near by. Dr. Kinnear, with half a dozen other physicians, vaccinated every man, woman and child In the nclghborhcx The house a) No. Third-aye. and that at No.

2.4! in which the man died, contained about three hundred people. These people j- cted to their rooi I eing fumigated, and objected mosi vigorously being vaccli The polk'f hi 1 the done thoroughly. This ox In Broi this year. ''Tonj has dl ippeared, I il he will be prosecuted fur practising ny without if hf ran f.niiiil The body of thr- iti.iii was removed as quickly possible, and to It out of tho way early It svae sent North Brother Island. patients c.r bodies of persons who (ii" from thi disease are taken there any longer.

consequence was thai the Board of Health decided th.v it. was Ita duty to vaccinate all the I North Brothei Island. These Ii ludi Coroni rs try and O'Gorman, all poll on duty on General Slocum work, and all the nurses, attendants and others the island. There were IttJl cases of vaccination I Department had to go through with, ami it took all evening to do It. The coroners submitted first.

They ha.l their arms bandaged and went to mainland. he body web k'-pt the Island. MARRIED BY TELEPHONE. Bridal Couple Three Hundred and Fifty Miles from Minister Who Performs Ceremony. TELEGRAPH TO Tim TKIItt Falls.

X. June Ottmer Homer Lee, a lawyer, Erie County, and Miss Molly Zimmerman, also Erie, were married to-night by tele phone, with the minister three hundred and ftfty tnilea away Mr. Lee and Miss Zimmerman were In Buffalo this evening, and called up the Rev 0 Lee Warren, of Warrensburg, by telephone, him that they wanted be married. Mr. Warren recognized their voices and with his wife and th.

telephone girla for witnesses, all having receivers, performed hi- ceremony. The telephone receiver held by bride will spi.t to-morrow to the minister and his will tx sent to the bride for souvenirs. BIG DEMAND FOR TINPLATE. Th'! panning factories arc making demands un the manufacturers of tin plats. Fully 90 pei cent of combination mills are reported active, and the Independent mills have orders booked fully two months In advance.

The large fruit crops throughout Southern St.it. and the outlook for a good season for many other products which are furnished to the trade in cans have caused a heavy business for the canning factories, TONE OF LINEN MARKET STRONG. The tone of linen market hero has developed much strength, and an advance prices is pre- dieted by members of trade, on account of unfavorable (lax crop reports received from Great, Britain. There Is a further influence mentioned curtailment, which may possibly become owing to the refusal of loom owners to pay th aemanded yiil spinners on the CAN INSPECT SUSPECTED PLACES. Gaynora decision." paid Police Commissioner McAdoo, yesterday, -'that tho Police I has not the right to station men li! and about suspected disorderly places for observation does not.

I think, draw the line bo tine thai the police cannot Inspect suspected places, a decision Is a decision, but this department will not construe this decision to mean that the police have no -it to Inspect when It believes Inspections are needed?" BRYN MAWR DEFEATS ROCKAWAY. Philadelphia. June The Foxhunters of Bryn Mawr defeated the Rockawav team to-day at liry.i Mawr by the score of 14 goals to 114. This was the second match for the Pembroke Cup. H.

L. DOHERTY KEEPS HIB TITLE. I-ondon. June 11. L.

DobeVty won th.j tennis championship at Wimbledon to-day, defeating Frank I-. Ulseley by. C. A POPULAR SAVINGS BANK. Fifrurea compiled from the statistics of the State Banking Department show the popularity of the Bowery Savings Bank.

The figures follow: liowory Savings Bank US 41 Lralgrant Industrial 78.883 312 To Bank for Ravines. 77.6-J3.444 7-, am Hank 6a! 862, 088 in Hank rt 808 las In 'A tllr.iii: Bank aX4SS.BMS Savlngi. Hank BO 71' Dry Rank r- ":1 1M Union Dime Bavlnra InsUtutlon 25 Summer and Porch Furniture at reduced prices. i We will sell this week the balance of our stocks of Rush and Reed, Wtllow and Maple, Old Silver Birch Chairs, Settees and Rockers, at very decided reductions. JVltsston -t itrmture.

We have marked down about 30 designs, which we purpose discontinuing, of this ever desirable furniture, to prices a little above the original prices. Hammocks. We direct attention to our specially well selected stock from the best makers, at Si. 00, $1.75, $3.00, $4.50 each. Mosquito Canopies and Lord Taylor, Ei.

and Twentieth Street I Fifth Avenue. NEW ZION CITY, MAY BE. Dowie Hit Land at Highland Falls, A. Says lie port. I Dowie.

lab in." with ali tha membera o( his 'party who him from Ertfli on Saturday, left Fifth Hotel In carrlnCM rday. The party were driven to West Shore I rrvhuusa, nt rorty-sec. i acroM rlrsr to tawkec tli.v board a ipeclal ar for Highland Kails. Tho party n-turneil to the lifth Avmiuo last nlftht to talk pubUcatton. N.

v. June mi here a L-orUlnK to reoort purchased land near tntry the establishment of Several offlplals the West Bhoro wf with Dowle hU party. After protMTtv aH returned to New York. ARRIVALS OF BUYERS ii. helm, hntr.s.

CrttartOn. 11. i it! tVJ Imperial Friitik Arm it ron i i 1 1 li.inna Drj Goods Company, Kenaat city. j. Ranneli and nard-st.

fc Hammtr Dry pany. On aba. ti gloves iui.i (urnlali If, No. 1- 101 J. 1., iiuu VI rla.

Carl Knoti OranJ Mich C. carl. mllllnen I luare; vV. N. Carl, millinery.

Herald ilii ComUkey, mllllrrry. CuTiiinnv. Atlanta; Mac a. I tner) 390 way, Herald Son i.l hmond a. Charles Cohen.

No 7-t orth Imperial 11. iton Rouge, notions and fui i i raid Square. i ompany, BorMnaton Iowa; 9 T. nil Inj gooda. rlal.

Danki ESangate, Klmira: Danlu bo dj hoi lei and un Ii rwi A Cngel, Chicago; N. Kngcl. cotton piece no.i-in. 1 1 Brothers ft Co Syracuse; .1 Hand, furtilturw. No, 06 Grand at Navarre DI kteson A Bprlngneld drygoods, and Infanta' wear.

St. Drj I Company, tfhreveport. drysTOQdJ (lons and furnlnhinic goods, st Denis Pahnle) McCrea Millinery Company, Indianapolis: a llarnes, Mariberotich. Fetgusen McKlnney Dryg di Company, St. A.

1: Smith, domeitlca and prints; Fbrrasi Keripnon. i'- No, 4.1 ard it. A II Kreai A Co Troy, N. IV Armltage. donifstliH and 111 gs, Siiuare.

Qllchrijit Company. Boston; Warn corsets, and underwear. No White at Glens Palis, A. notions ROOda, Orand. Nathan Gutman c) iinltlni Outman, Cloakl, sulls rll.lji.ns.

raid Bquara Hatter Lancaster; Eckman, domestics and linens, No STI Broadway, St. 1 Halllgan Meajrher, Oawego; J. .1 Mulligan, notions and furnishing goods, st. Denis. Hargadlne afcKtttrtck Drygoods Company, cjulnry.

ill K. Kreltmeyer, cotton place goods, So 72 Criterion. Heyman, Hi" Havana, Caba; 11. Rodriguez. nei kwMi and suspenders.

No. 43 Illrkej Freeman Company, Rochester; woollen piece g. Victoria )i Detth, New-Orleans; E. Hwhn, millinery. Belvedere John E.

HunH A Baltimore; A C. It Wilson. ttona, hosiery and underwear, St. Deals, liutsler Brothers Baltimore; Hutiler, cloaks. and furs, Victoria.

11 Janes Spokane, iloakf an.l suits. Albert M. Joseph. Athena, drygoods, notions and furnish i r-c goods. Herald Square.

Kaufmann Brothers, Kaufmnnn. cloaks, suit i. No ms rtrnadwav. Savoy. I Koch A Akron, Ohio, J.

Koch, Netherland 3. II Kohl. Ban Francisco, HofTmsn Lederer, Btranas Molnes; M. mtlllnery, No Broadway B. Lowensteln A Memphis; K.

''amp. carpets. No Leonard Albert McLean Bowman Company, Ponn. c. R.

Bowman domestics, flannels, blankets and white Normandle A Meldrum Cnrrijintn. Buffalo; A. B. Raules. house furnli-hlne goods; It representative.

No. 4.1 Lispenard si Navnrre Milliner? Company, Indianapolis- M. Muir mlinnery; Mulr. Broadway Ontra' Newman x- Levtnson. San I.

Block, laces aj i lery, Broadway, Park Avenue. B. Nordllnger, Baltimore; drj' goods, notions and 1 Navarre. Brothers, Plqua, Onto; Ostertag. clothing.

Brnadway Central Pldeeon Turner Company Wayne, md. millinery v. Broadway. Herald Squar- Jarrett. Houston, S.

Jarrett. and furnlshtnir Roods. Broadway Central. Rothschild Phlrago; P. W.

candy. No. 43 Lmnard -t Mm ray mil Rothschild Brothers. Ithai-a. N.

Rothschild, drygoods notions ant furnishing goods. Imnerlnl it Hurl I Co. Liberty. N. H.

Sarlea. dryer notions anil fiirnlrhlne roods, Marl ho on eh. s. Brothers A Baltimore; L. J.

Bchloas, n-f-ollin piece goodk, Netberland. Brothers Krnn.lP.-' Philip Pellg. cloths and trimmings; K. No. IS West Fourth Imnerlal Fraley.

Buffalo; J. Hlkulskl d.imestlcs. flan. new. linens and linings.

No. 4.V Bmadway. Herald Square. Simon lin-ro." 1 Company, st. Ixmls; M.

Simon, dry goods, notions etc Herald Smith IfeCord, Tnwnsend Drygoods Con-panv. Katisns 1 city: William (Tieok. furnishing: go.nis. No. 72 I-eonardst Criterion.

Timothy Smith Company. Boston: Nararre. I P. O. Smith.

Austin. clothing and furnishing Herald Souare. Bmlttl Omaha: C. B. Hutchlnson.

fumlsh- goodn ladles and infants 1 wear. No. 320 Broadway. Criterion Levl Pan Francisco: f5. W.

Bush, prints i mi. blanket W. O. McCarthy, hosiery. No.

inn West Broadway, York. Lstrl San Francisco: H. W. Brandt. white Roods, laces itnii rlhlionn.

No. West Broadway, York. Strauss Bros. Cleveland: W. It Fournler.

domestics, rlress cloaks, wnlsts, etc. Navarre. Strauss Ompnny. Indianapolis: 8. Strauss, millinery.

Hernld Square. nro- HnUtmore; Ell Strause. woollen eooda, lloffmnn Company. Dallas. H.

Hymes. and whits (foods. BawJ Fourth-st. l'nlon Company. Albany.

N. T. Stlefel. clothing-. Savoy Wallace Sons.

Salisbury N. J. Wallace, drygooda, notions and furnishing itnnAn, Herald Square. Johr- Philadelphia: J. Wilson, optical St.

Pen la. H. Comnany. 80-itnn: W. F.

Flni'iyson, James McCreery Co. Infants' Outfitting Dep't. 2nd Floor. Children's White Lawn, high or low necked Dresses, and colored Gingham Russian Blouse Dresses. Sizes 2 to 4 years.

and Hoc Twenty-third Street. James McCreery Co. Black PresH Floor 800 yards. Black Mohair. 44 inches wide, ri 1 1 ia tiui.sh.

per yard. Usual price 75c. 800 yards. All Silk Striped Grenadine. 44 inches wide.

per yard. Canal price II .00. Twenty Street. SPECIAL MENTION. Advertisements admitted into Hmbs columns are to the readers of The Tribune as thoroughly reliable, and can done by mall with the adrertisers with perfect safety.

FRANK H. GRAF FENDERS. FIKK SETS. 352 Serroth ATronc. 10c.

20 page Colored Magazine with THE TRIBUNE Every Sunday. BUY IT. 161 lIKO ADW AY. UItOADnAY. BIXTH AVENtsV 5U CAXJ-KD BRAIN FAS Corrected Kir thai Try 'Two Pair la li-r NKAR AND SPENCER.

M.i,ni 1 ane.N. Y. tlmei f-- Mi t. Tii. ire.

Bernhelmer. I Sons, omaha; Bran-lela. :v.A-. Imperial I- gtmoD St. UWK Simon, 'ewelrr.

Herald i Johnsoa-Woodbun Hat Company. St. Joseph. C. Ibury.

John uHunaktr, A. C. MetJowln. shoes rublMta. Imparlal DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The (ollOWtaa discharges In bankruptcy granted y.ntci-laj In the United States IMstrlct Court: Lot ISA CUVMKE. real estate. No. 133 West st. I.tabllltles.

(136.201 WII.I.AHI> K. DEMMINO. stationery. No. IB Beekmanst UaUllttea, 53.4 EXIli retail clothing.

No. 20 East Ninetieth st. UabUttlca. RI theatrlcsl manager. No.

231 West Ninety sixth st Liabilities. $11,149. JUDGMENTS. The following among filed the first name that of the debtor: Hraun. William -H Hrtnckerhotf ftertru.ltf— 319 Walton William.

William United Electric Light and Tower Company 690 aad Giovanni C'ulllnan r. mnilssli'Jier 1.000 The John Urmving Sloat Is. WlllUm Mahony 18.152 Kramer. Max Zimmerman 609 Kesaler Samuel I- DosjatMrtek 11,680 Lunnan 'Theodore Muller and another 6.200 M.irHii iMMS-H Company Thomas Sohahleford 7.734 Norwood Mary I ami Folsome Proctor. Oeorge Ulm Russell Weir 1.35» Stevens D- Market oni Fulton National Hank White.

I'rank .1 Carr SATISFIED JUDGMENTS. fnllowlnK among flleil first name that of the debtor. that of the creditor, when Judgment was flle.l I Nicholas. and tlllrh Fft.ru*rr -I 2 1.183 Man Fly Co anil F.l»v .1 an.l 21. 4.4*3 i Inlon Ry and Y.

II Hy Potter; Juno "43 JinMSMBfTB VACATIXD Hinder. of the of York: March 4. a nnrt i Jarknon. KM gar R. and son Suburban Real May 27.

11KH 2.053 ouiauin Rtrkern. Henry Mohlman Co; Jan 23. Marlrwky. Joseph Claflin iftOO. lute H.

and Daniel 1. May MARINE INTELLIGENCE. MINTATVRE ALMANAC. 4 rises i Moon 13 moil WATER. A.M.— Sandy Hook Inland 523 Gate McM P.M.

Sandy Hook .1:07, Island Gato 10:31 INCOMING STEAMERS. TOt-DAT. Vessel. From. I.ii.».

Vera Huelva. June 10 T'allania Hamburg. 12 1 lamb- Am Vadarland Antwerp June 18 Red Star El Monte June 21 Morgan Grosser June Id N. Lloyd Numl'llan June IS Allan State Cltta dt Palermo. June 18 WEDNESDAY.

JI'NE Liverpool. June 22 White Star in Colon. Panama Naples. June 15 Italian Ualveston, June 22 Mallory Kansas City Savannah. June 27 Savannah THI'RSDAT.

JINE 30. Hamburg, June 23 Hamb-Atn June 23. Koenlcen Lutae Gibraltar. June 20 NG LJoyd Belcravla Hamburg, June 17 Hamb-Am El Rio iialveaton. June 23 Morgan El None New-Orleans.

June 29 mall. OUTGOING STEAMERS. TO-DAY. For. Une.

Malls close. Vessel Vessel For Line. Malls cloaa. sails Kronprtm Wllhelm. nremen, 2:90 am 8:00 a Ryndam.

Rotterdam. Hall-Am 7:30 a 10:00 a Nord America. Naples. am Yucatan. OotttL Panama 0:30 am TJomo.

rampeche. Ward 1:00 pm 3:00 El Valle. Oalveston. Morgan 3:00 pm Apache. Ja.

k.v.nvlllf. (Hyde 00 Monrne. Norfolk. Old Dominion 3:00 pm Savannah, Ocran Ss 0.... I sj WEDNESDAY.

JUNE 20. Liverpool. White Star 7:00 a Kneallnd, Newfoundland. Hed 7 xi 1" on a AntllU, Ilahainan. 12:00 1:00 pm '-'Mill, Morgan ilttllory 9 00 Dm Kortlfiial 1 i Amusements.

Coolest on Atlaratc Coast. Always i cooler than on Broadway. Bathing for 3 000 PERMANK.N OF SPLE.NOIO ENTKRTAINMENT. Excursion from York. Time Table In Excursion Column.

Elevated and Surface Cars from Brooklyn ADMISSION. 10 CENTS I I I I A FIRK FLAMES. I 1 I Th Grtat fire Show I DURBAR OF DEIJU. PA RI BR T. EXPRESS YWm GREAT LNEQUAUED BT THE WORLD OF ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR.

I TMt TWO CONEY ISLAND JOHNSTOWN FLOOD MONTPELEE MANHATTAN BEACH THEATRE. De Wolf Hopper in "Wang PAIN'S rArt.E. DECATTU FIKEWORILa. ROSTOCK'S mil ISL iw UUO I Tattooed Bull Giant VITA'S LJONS and 25 OTHER ACTS. GARDENS of g55- TORlc TO-NIGHT HOOF SHOW HASIMERSTEIN-3.

Ttk Ay. ARADISE ROOFGARDENS and and Ballet. fDITFOIAM THEATRE. B' way St I I.nlU 1 8:30. Mats.

Wed. A Sat. WILLIAM COLLIER- THE DICTATOR THEATRE. 41-t St. 4 DtiUAJ A Last 5 Mat.

Sat Henry Siv-ife I In New Comlo Opota. PAYMuND THE YANKEE CONSUL 1 to 111 I oI CASINO PIFF, P4FF. POUF CnCM I WORLD IX WAX. 3TEV CL C. IN CINEMATOGRAPH, II VSi: I Extra.

Attractions. Charming The Turf. jockey d.n». at bat. Mto July 5.

2:30 P. M. Rain lith IIAV I THE STIRRIP HP I and I I I 111 I rfl jr BAY RIIMiE I other Uarta, East st E. Ma I. R.

R.atlt A. 12:10. 12:50 Parlor Par Trail Jilt; 1.40. 2:10. 3:40.

3:10 p. Take foot n. 11 a thereafter rrtr.nrc'mg at 39th nitr.uies Sttwklji Trar.sir. All Br--- trol'ey cars rrnnsTer ta tra-k Ci I Lar.i-r. MAM).

FIELD STAND. T.V. An Excellent Practice 75 TO SCAX THE Real Estate Advts. that appear in Tshe Tribune every day- Marvv a bargain appears there to-day, but gone to-morrow. THIRSDAY.

Jim Vju.beo nTimin Braaaa. lJoyd Moltke. Ban ha 1 lUivMun Morsaa a.tvpm City Tt cSmSSm S. SHIPPING NEWS. Port of New-York, Monday, June 27, 1904.

ARRIVED. Pteamer Minnetonka Layland. London Juno M. ta the Atlantic TianapoH with 93 cabin aad mdse at the IJar at im. Vmte.l States CDwO.

Wulff, 14. Ch'lstUnia and 17. to Funch. Witt "3 a 9T P'WMWW Old Si Co. with mdse.

Quarantine at noon. Steamer Xl rnroo. Newport New. aal to the OM dominion 0a WoTpert Tort JJ-. f.

asarsr Jt ina'ua I i 'he with 30 maBM and mJM. Arrived at OH Bar at UB "Earner Katie Baracoa June 32. to Trading Co. with fruit. Arrived at Bar 1: StearrTf'r Wilder.

SiWm Tsx. BttJ the 0O.C» to Bermuda J'ir. Steamer THnMad Ma A with MM and 17 and to illllW. A 17 and Blin wtto 4 -riT malls and at ON Bar at sTteame- TtesWtM It Whit- Star Une. wtU mlit at Bar at Will Hi IMA Bnnt-r.

June to HoOaad America IJne. cabin and 702 steerage and mdsa. as Tjure 27. m-Wmd northwest: Ilsrht clouly. SAILEP Maverhum Tohoh.Ri* 8 P-iMal Princess Jamestown.

Norfolk and Newport News. Jim; Or). Aden. Maana, THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. nut aw London June steamer i BrU T.lverp..>l June II Arrived, steamer Etontan (m Jaiohsen.

for New York. Plymouth. June 27. Wllhelm SIMM Cuppers Bremen, via land proceeded Pl-. mouth, lone .7.

II m- torta C.er>. ItIQW Hamburg and Bou- Arrived. lI.HMW— New York, via PUmouth and Char- I.liar", steamer Etonian Jsxoh- Ham hurg un" for New -York Hamburg. June It. mi.lnkht Arrived Hurmelster.

New -York, via Plymou.a (Ger DalMorff. York; Rauma. (Nor). Bremen (and Calabria Genoa June is- Arrived, steamar Calabrls. (Br).

Coy- Str.b* (from Rio Janeiro). New-Tork. SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS. San Francisco. June It om-lal closing tatlons for stocks to-day were follows: Alt OS Justtc- Ainha' Con" 10 Kentucky Con.

Alpha ton Washington SiSSLr .19 MMlmn S3 Con -g Bullion 's 21 Overman Challenge Con UPotost Chollar SO BeKher. Imperial I.io Sierra Nevada 5 ImperUl i Syndicate Point. ri', il 1 A.