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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-10
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

-vewYork Saturday, sept 8 lsss
Ma rubIic auctions were held at the sAchAhs' anu N"'
' ot smSunt realized at the Exchange ana was
Room from public auction safes u
s'O'O''' LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week ending 10 be- held Of the EN-
'ha"SS al" , TUEspAy. SEPTEMBER IL
BY T. A. MCGOWAN
Foreclosure sale j. IL Ro'erce lot s7x9o
$50 !" nv william Kennedy Brother
ro,eclo~ure sale. C. " Dayton. Referee ! lot 1ssx
,od and 4story dwelling No. y West 9O'h's~ s.
i'0'' II WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER Il.
BY Bernard smyth
..-,.s,-. sale y J. Waterbury. jr. Referee; lots,
,.,no each 2 5 Grove-st. 6-06 II OF Waist
RI Thomas c. Smith
,.,osu~r sale Nv Iamarche Referee plot Of land.
4os4 Sx4 S1ss s Sos as7 and s BROADWAY
running through 70 500 and 5o4 olh-aVe' Obs II Oh
so'hs' NEw-JERsEY PROPERTY
BY f. r. sryih.
Public auction Pq OF l lana S9S Sea coy
,. cbursh ST.. South orange.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 49,
BY Thomas c. Smith.
P.sa and ' o7 6a %ae Be- Es'' e 9 '1G
''' By Richard v Hsrnc,t & Co
reeo:urs + csm ha. BsfsrsS rs PCT O. o a i
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER b.
by D. p. Ingraham Co.
,-o-o.ios,-a sale Van Matter stiiwe, Referee lot
oot5 Ard story dwelling, No. 354 East 74th-st, %
n " o; 1si-ave. - - -
rrcopDrD REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CITY
Ie2i-st No ga East fe'ef o'"'' ''''-' $40 sos
Johh al. .eel r., same 10 same . 10000
l5SSaa-s 80 so Tss. ssme 70 same 10. $50
iSe,h,s ..,S- 20 !, Nav q Messher 49, 500
,oo.h :, : Of II G ~ 4th- ave 26X14 Marks
Harris ana WIG Zoo y " Of HNandcrbitave iosx
eev1r-Y-5. Frederick Hoffman and another -.
70 Arnes X Murphy 4'coV
Alsn;s 70 ,S ana s' wife S 20 John semne 80 500
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MAITLAND, PHELPS G co.,
Agents oftbc Denver and Rio Grande II. Il. Co
OREGON IMPROVEMENT co.



Sealed proposals the purchase OF the whole OF any
mart thousand 10000 shares, Of the par value Oh
100 each OF the preferred o. the Oregon lmpo'e
ment Company will be received AZ the Office Of the company
until noon OF September IT, when bids viii be opened
By the Executive Committee. certified check layao'
10 the order Of the Oregon Improvement Company Tor i've
l5 per cent pas value OF the amount Oh STOCK ap
plei for must accompany each proposal II the proposal Is
not accepted the VIII ie returned No Dd VIII ne
accepted for less than par and accrued dividend at the rate
Of seven Der cent per annum than 10 coo shares
are bid FOR alotuens Will be made pro rata The right
is reserved reject any and al bids not deemed iof inc
best interests OF the company.
The stock is to paid for in instaiments as follows
oct l. 1855 per and months accrued d'i-
dend.
Dec. !. 1855 per cen; and three months accrued
dividend
Feb J. lss9o5 per cent and Ave months accrued 1yi-
deni
April l. 1895 Per cent and months accrued
dividend
From the last instalmen1 there VIII be deducted the
amount Of the I've - per cent deposited with the pro
posa with interest added the rate Of PER cent
per annum from the date Of deposit Payment IN full
NAV be made on any instamcnt day. statement viii
be sent 70 each subscriber the amounts due on
The dates named Certificate VIII be given for n
many full shares a. paid by each instament and
when the nstalment s. paid certificate VIII be issued
for fractions previously paid fori scrip VIII be Issued
Proposals should superseded Proposals for Pre-
fcrred Stock ana addressed Ell ain smith, President
Oregon Improvement Company, Mills Building. New-NolK
City.
BY order o; the Executive Committee.
ELIJAH SMITH. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-10

VILLAGE BONDS.

or THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT VERNON. y. Y.
Fifty Of the Sewerage Loan Bonds ~ the Village OF
Mount Vernon in Wcstchestcr County New-York viii be
cold 20 public auction u.e highest bidder the
Of the trustees OF sa.d village ia DnfbOms Building
4h-asc. IA said village. 30 The FIiisI DAY OF OC
IOBER. losS. three ~ D. m
Thee part of ,erie. OF bonds which are 70 be
issued bv aid village under Chapter COS ~ The laws u
1856 hv Chapter 1913 ~ the laws OF 1885
provide funds the construction ~ permanent
If sewerage and drainage sid village Each bond
Will DE- the principal sum ~ ono Thousand Dollar-
and VIII bear iuterr- The rate ~ four per colfum per
gmnuul rafallf ~fUluuuui..f Prime na and Interest
mi he uayablo o. the National Citizens Bank, 100 New
ynrk Civ The bonds Vlll be coupon bonds, with the
nriyege 20 the holder NJ having TEEN made registered
bond. They wil be daed June J. ls's. and payable
d. f.fl,w. t1
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The h0nle WI Do ~ F'TFI - Ut IIT'IIT"T VI "
,,sf,r. flr 9Th day OF October. 1850.
rho iisge ~ Mount Vernon ir situated upon the New
vorf Ila.fford ana Nrw-llnFen RAJ pas ant upon h.
iftr p, l.fst T. riIr. I'd minutes travel from Grand
tenfla Depot win Jj trains each say daily hsa popi'
, ~ afouf 10 600 people and las 100 other honi'1 -
IIfednr-- IL IA public water wrfkr Ga ana flf,rir
p,b-. horse ralIol1s fa- walk. ana l- -fnNnr rplf
~ ,ife thr bonds cannot De- -oI ior less tin par ana
accruel interest .t... ,,.t,.g,.. ,, ,t... to,s-
- I'D st hubble auction 100 Mount vernon uh thc on
Nv ~ Jiiy last. premium ~ -FOUR ana Unequal 'f
per cent 49, tsas
H. otdcr N The Village B1arf o. Trustees $780,.
H9 Wv UAVTD QUAtKi hBi hils NiNsEr PRESIDENT
JANIS II. JENKINS. village clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-10
20 wALL-ST.,
NETWORK, AUG. -, 1888
TO THE SECURITY HOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND & ALLEGHhNV RI. CO.

Tho committees for the reorganization of the CIIESA
PEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY and the
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD COM
PANY have agreed subject the approval Of the holders
Of the securities they represent those be issued
aed in close connection, under single management thus
forming desirable route sh0r, IN distance and with as
favorable grades as any line between tic CENTRAL
WEST and tide-waier the ATLANTIC COAST
The agreement coutcmpa,cs ultimate transfer OF the
railroad Il the RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY COM
PANH 20 the ownership control OF the CHESA-
PEAKE AND OHIO COMPANY, OF It's successor.
Upon the surrender u the certificates issued by
the MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY. representing
stock and bonds OF the RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY deposited under the existing
plan u reorganization, WILL ISSUE In exchange thele
FOR negotiable receipts which cntile the holders
thereof, under the agreement between the commit
tees bonds and stock when issued. provided
therein.
The right participate therein e conditioned IN ihe
OF each holder desiring participate upon his
fepos.rng his present certificate with duly Endorsed
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO REORGANIZATION
COMMITTEE reserves TIE right Limit The tine within
which deposits above be made with as or 20 TX
subsequent deposits and who wish 20
tlcipae in the plan should therefore deposit their GER
,ncaes with without delay the ofer 20 receive them
being made subject az respects TO the control OF the
committee.
Copies o., the agreement between the Two committees
and % circulars relating thereto and other Information
may be had application Office.
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DREXEL, MORGAN & co.

NEW-YORK. NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD COMPANY, NEW HAVEN
CONN. sent Do. lssS-The stock transfer books OF
company VIII he closed The 12,h Inst until nc
LIT proX.. loth days lac urlVe Nv order Of the Hoard
of Director. WM l. SQUIRE, Treasurer
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bOWERY BAY BEACH

beautiful and popular Family Summer Resort only
% minutes "a! from New YORK Accessible oy elegant
steamboa,s HOURLY from Harlem Badge. East iS9tsst
and 3D. ave- from - m directly 20 GEand Per,
Boweiy Bay Beach rare lSc excursion zoe children oe
excursion. by horse railroad. from e2d 81 Las
toria) ferry from Q a 10. I'll midnight Fare Ice
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total. FIXED CHARGES si,0i7,ei5

TOTAL FIXED CHARGES sLei7ei5
Subscriptions viii be received from Thursday scptem-
Der G. until D. Tuesday, September H. and Bona'
viii be awarded later than Saturday september To-
deliverable October I.
Each subscription be accompanied BY deposit o.
. per cent of the amount OF Bonds subscribed FOR
Copies Of the mortgage circulars, and blank forms iol
subscriptions and assignment OF rights may be obtained
on application from the Company Office, No. i5 William
St. and from the undeEsgne
Immediate application Will be made FOR listing the Bonds
in New York. London and Amsterdam
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Cornirn propertn iuanicA.

WANTED Care - house within an hour Of New YORK
w City during winter months nan ard wife no chill
den best n references Address T. s.. Tribune OaIce
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h1intrr Rcsorts.
Counlrn Boaro.

EfRsT- CLASS BOARD IN MODERN COTTAGE
With large additions and cOElOdOus rooms centrally
located and newly furnished 81 Frontst. Sa-stoga
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Rooms ano flats Go Get.
TIE LAMCHAM.

5TH-ANE AND 52D-sT
On The American plan. located Ia the choicest section
OF the rletropas opposite the Vanderbilt nlnsOns Gle
gsnY furnishfd apartments FOR rental by tie
Year. cuisine and service uneGcelle1.
II. c SHANNON. Manager
| oRIaEK 30 and 81 West 59ti.st- Elegant apart
- Hents; 10 rooms; every convenience steam heat
E .or, low rents. Apply Janltor SIDNEY
NIIIITEMCRF. 81 Liberty-st
- lDNEY.l'orneF apartments furnished; unfinished
, lSiy wecl.y. monthly. yearly every hOn>f keeping
toqIsite. nARTINELLL Caterer 1871 Broadway.
TUE TARIFF OF 1888" pamphlet OF 20 large pages
- gFlog rates duty force. IN full, together
MAJ ,es entire Free List and other valuable Tarr nfor
pr@t@. Iipeiy for reference aud absolutely
Hevv.z, cent . copy published By 3" yhe TrihnnA
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC r. R. co,
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.


In w W b. the hands OF the undersigned. Trustees unier e
norfrc. hv which payment ~ sad hlnir r secured
-.e .um of ONE HUNDRED TiiDl SAND pDl.IAlto
gold which, under tle terms 10 -IiI n fi-t-r D. Ai D.
ne urd resigned l fecey, scaled proposal at the Land
office q said calu4ny corner ~ Am AID Townsend -f
san Francisco. fIr the surrender oi seit bonds W'A
THURSDAY The Twentieth dag % septrmaef. l-o-, 20
which proposals Will Dee opened ana surh bonds AZ az,
offered % the lowest price VIII be- redeemed or purchased
ftc amount aforesaid
r,ouo-.l- H. b. indorsed Proposals FOR Surrender Of
the ut Mortgage Bonds Southern llche RAJ roa1 Com
pany' ~ ~ Mli-I,,,c,
san Francisco August ~ 1883. trustees
NOTICE.
y special meeting q the stockholders % the Dubuque
and SouS Cifv RAILROAD Company viii be held a. the
cofc1v, office Dubuque. IN tho state u
Iowa ON "Wednesday 81 day " October. A. ID. loee.
10 O'Clock The forenoon ~ acs upon The following
he amendment of the Articles Of Incorporation and the
BY Laws ~ -al4 Company.
Tho purchase OF The railways, property and franchises
a ha Cedar Rapid, and Chicago Railroad Company the
Cher and Dakota Railroad Company, ana such other
incidental the foregoing may CONS before
tho meeting.
ALEX ANDEl g. HACksTAFP. Secretary
September 4, lrse
DENVER. TEXAS & IT WORTH RAILROAD co.
TIEAsJRIEs OFFICE
No. ! BROADWAY. y YORK sept g. 1sSS.
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance
with Resolution of me sock holders and Board Of
Directors ~ this Company I now prepared To-
change share for share. Company FOR stock
OF the IT, Worth / Denver City Railway Company,
or for certificates Of The Mercantile Trust Company
IT. Worth { Denver CITY Railway Company. deposited
with said Company under asrrnrm ~ November l-SG
J. T. GRANGER
Treasurer Denver Texas . Z. Worth T. r.. Co.
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MANHARSET HOUSE,

SHELTER ISLAND /. J., y. j
OPEN TILL SEPT 20.
Healthy and beautifully situated. amid fine views Oh
land and sea attractive drives yachting bathing, hsh.
ing, music Sc. conveniently reached va Long Island
Railroad Address HENRY = NOW En-, Manager ate
Of Gusey House Nanhan.et ilou-e aufolk County y Y
II LOCK ISLAND, Il OCEAN VIEW HOTEL 80
ID Fins bass and blue fishing superb bathing 800
guests eecFs lights elegant music bal 1ns orchestra
cable Office stock lcp0rA Take Norwich Line o. ba4I
Ptyc, Linz seamers send TO- handbook
O. S. MARDEN and p. G. CUNDALL. Managers
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Delaware Wafer Gap Pa.
NEPea-anflv located, Offers every indictment families
and transient grest reasonable rates for september and
october. FOs circulars, &C.. address - ~
Mrs TIIEO. HAUSEE & son.
rINHE HILLUURsT
j 49, NORFOLK. CONN.
Will REMAIN OPEN FOR GI'FSTS THROUGH
September AND OCTOBER -
" l. BAKER
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GOuuirr proptrln for Sale anh 60 Get
80 ACRES
OF UPLAND AND MEADOW. WITHIN
$45,0o0.

THIS tract s located In The centre o. jersey City ac-
esDe by and fronting streets paved and severed Il
INN l2 nile, o all jersey Cry ferries running 10
!4Derly Cortland Desbrosses Chambers ana I'D SIS,
New-fofk CITY. ana within the saTe distance 70 all
.a4roal depOs IN Jersey CITY In places the tract IL
over POO teet IN length and 100 feet n width covers
s~u 10 city blocks has frontage u about GOO fee on
ia4rnHuhsye ,Seweief and paved with Belgian blocks
J. "hn lyy ferf Of Jfa- a.. fhe main soulherN ihp
otgh3, OF jersey Ciy aud Hudson County. and through
and alohs TO- a9ou 600 foot che National Docks Railway
tt.anch u ne fennsNlYana T. r. The tract l. IN
tfuaif Tor factory sites and other purposes requiring
siare has been used n rar' a. a baseball ground
This tract j. offered entire purpose 81 closing
M az esiael a. SO one, being about eloO city LOT
ne cheapest land % be had within - distance from the
points named Apply 20 JACOB WEART Trustee Weldon
h.alhg cor oi N ong merry ana Washington SIS. Jersey
City
GENCY FOR Embellishments residences
= ana building sites f0r ale ~ let season
year CLARENCE T.. TUBES Boekmanst n y
HyoNTcLAIR REAL ESTATE AGENCY -Vegscs %
VI et handsome r-dan fOr sale al moderate nrces
4AEsONS TAYLOR. 70 Cedafst n. Y.
n EAR NEWBCRG-TUE HIGHLAND GATE CITY
10 cios estate. slightly desirable prop
numerous ana convenient outbutings with from 10 20
ceres or ana View over NcWuuFg Pay ana the Gate
Of the Hudson extensive and unsurpassed
TURNER & SANFORD
Newburg. " 7.
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Ciin 11ropertn for Gale.
Gin i1roperip Go Get.

II 0 RTNT-Fcr term 10 suit the tenants. ths hand
some new f0uz- story houses IN 9Sthst, 9thave
prices ~ O5O 81. 800 RIKER SON $50 6th-ave
and 40 Ibcrtv-s-
OO1 MADIsoNAvE.. COR 4sD.sT-To Let-rhe
s)Cl larger piYion OF heated furnished
house (the owner reservng roosl Apply on prem
Les from 3 70 81. N
O0c LFXINGTON-AvE., near s9th.st-, to let With i'm
cOO mediate possession.
RtLAND 4 WHITING. 3 Beekmanst
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Beard Gflo Rooms.

, NEWLY and handsomely furnished large room; 40
N Fsst 27th-st near LeA4ns,on-a'ei gentlemen only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-10
Business propertn for Sale anh 90 fc

DJcINING Grand Central Depot 4sd-st. attractive
hstsrss large plate glass fronts steam heat Apply
81 ksdiscn-ave
Az ELEGANTLARGE STORE AND BASEMENT TO
y LET northeast eOFnor William and Ann sts 40 wears
} cloth store. rutland & WHITNEY BceSman-s'
4 UNDERSTANDS FOR THE NEW.YoRn TRI9.
a INE WILL BE RElkINED AT TIE JPTCWN
unul D. m. $50 Broadway between Twenty second and
corner Eighth.ave. 10. SiNthsve 1873 FouIthaye,
Fourfeenth'>t 80 Thrdave corner Forty seV-
elt1-s. l.OO7 Tkriave, near siNteth ST. Los First
iO5 West E1rty- second-st Ninth-aye and sixty
eghtA-.t and Alhrry-st, and the HARLEM OFFICE.
80 las, one suni I'D and-twenyl thst UP 70 D. IL
al res1lar ONCE rates
pUILDINCs STORES, LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
ID LET Be. xmsn. Ann. Fulton, John. Pearl VIII.
Ian. Nassau and streets IN the vicinity. rutland
WHITING. Beekman-st
ITO LET.-Thrce lofts 5oxs5; light all around steam
i elevator steam power. steam heated. Inquire Of
: b. ALTHAUSE CO..
on premises lOl ana lob Thompson ST.
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the LAUREL HOUSE,

nE LACH nVVCE,
Al tie head " kAAIEltShILI. FALLS -
This Hotel will be kept open until November lst.
sneciai attention 10 Justine ana WARNING the HOUSE
IS-RTNC SEPTEMBER ana OCTOBER Best drainage
IN the Mountains Rates from tlO 90 so per week after
S.uterber lst Direct railroad access from HDN nyI
10 the LAUREL HOL 81 STATION or nom CAIshl IL
10 MOUNTAIN HOUSE STATION, where stages meet
81 ~ai"S 7 Z. Schultz Proprietor,
Ianns TaIls. y o.. Gr.nne Co. y. y
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HOTEL kETHEnW000.

NLIHLNWUVU, y. J.
Netherwood Heights. IS minutes from the loot OF LID
erty-s N Y trains hall hourly elegant brick structures
thoroughly steam heated special rat. aer Qqt, lst
FRANK T. MILLEI-
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Antnmn flcsorts.
coopERsToWN. 0TsEeo LAKE, N. Y.
HEATH HsNESE.

sCnOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN, Nj
VIII remain open during the autumn months ono OF
the most ces ra6e MOUNTAIN RESORTS near New
YORK AccesslL via Del, Lack and weston l.
and Central r. Z % New-Jefsey SEM f0r ci mar
j. WAIl.IN COLEMAN.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-25

each other like hurricane, and when
separated each had respect for his an
tagonist. Riley's friends were salts
fed with the round. but when
he got to his corner he was
putting too much. The opening
of the second round was to Riley's adj
vantage, for he got in on the Marines
knob several times, and then the Marine
made short work of him. The Marine
had been studying his man and reaching
for his neck. He partly knocked and
tripped Riley down. Then as soon
as he was on his feet dealt him terrific
blow with his left on the neck and
knocked him clear off his feet. and five
seconds later caught him with his right
and sent Riley to grass the third
time, and it was easily seen that
Riley had no earthly show, for he was
greatly overmatched. Riley got up and
was game, but the Marine went at him
with sledge-hammer blows, and
with his right struck Riley
holy terror under the left
ear that knocked him sick, and when he
got up blood came from his nose and
mouth and he tainted. Coming TO,
Riley in a daZed and sick condition
reached his corner and the referee pro-
nounced him whipped man.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-25
GONE UP IN SMOKE.
Nearly 100000 Worth of Prop
erty Burned Up in PittSburS

PITTsBURG, Pa, Feb. pa fire on
New Grant street about o'clock this
evening destroyed nearly 100000 worth
of property, and for time threatened
destruction to an entire block. About
the hour mentioned flames were seen
issuing from a large three-story iron
CLAD building, owed by Peet & Co. and
occupied by number of grain and
commission merchants. The fire had
already gained considerable headway,
and by the time the engines arrived
the building, together with two
three-story buildings adjoining, were
ablaZe, and in less than half an hour were
in ashes. The Second Presbyterian
church, Oak Alley church and Pan
handle railroad sheds, in the immediate
vicinity. caught fire several times from
the intense heat, but through the good
work of the fremen they were saved
with little damage. The loss was dis
tributed as follows: j. M. Peet d Co..
S31,O 600: Walter Hornung & Co., grain
dealers, $1,000; Shoemaker & Co., grain
dealers, $1,000; Henry Kemmler q Co.,
coffee rOaSters, $4,000; Orchard Pre-
serving company, $4,000; Panhandle
Railroad company, $500. The Peet
building was insured for $4,000. The
Insurance on the other property could
not be learned, but will probably reach
half the loss. The fire is supposed to
have been caused by defective tiue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-25
CRAZY kIDNAPER,
A New York Printer Kidnaps a
Girl for the Purpose of Obtain
ing q Reward,

A New York Printer Kidnaps a
Girl for the Purpose of Obtain
ing a Reward.
New YORK, Feb. 24.-Friday evening
last Gertie, the fifteen-year-old daugh-
ter of r. J. Walker, a leading and pros
porous citizen of Osceola, visited a
young friend in the town, after prom
ising her mother that she would return
home early. The girl left her friend at
$50 in the evening and was on her wav
home when, near an old deserted build
ing, she was seized, shawl pulled
over her shoulders and head and she
was dragged into the cellar. Her hands
were then bound and she was told that
if she made any Outcry she would be
killed. She was asked if she knew who
had her: upon her replying in the mega
tive she was told that he captor was one
Will Greenwalt. Then her captor.
keeping the shawl tight over her head.
led her out and up several streets, finally
taking her into the building in which
the Wage Earner'S journal is printed
Her captOr leaving her, Gertie made no
outcry, but obtaining knife from her
pocket by pulling her dress around, cut
the cords that bound her, for the alb
ductor had tied her ankles together and
laid her on pile of exchanges. After
freeing herself, which she ACCOMPLISHED
just as morning dawned, Gertie escaped
from the building and ran home.
SHE TOLD HER STORY
not emitting to state that no violence
had been done to her person, and then
she was Frustrated by fright and nerv-
BUSINESS. While she had been tied in
the Wage Farmers journal Office the
whole town had turned out to hunt for
her. The factories blew their whistles.
the town bells were rung and the neigh
bOrs ran hither and thither looking i'm
all sorts OF places, expecting to find her
dead body. Her father, happening to
look in the cellar of the deserted b1ild
ing, found there his child's hood and
partly eaten stick of candy. This
aroused the worst suspicious, and be-
lieving that tramps had kid
mapped the girl, word was sent to
adjoining towns so that the abduc-
tors might not escape. Then editor
KinsloeS advanced the theory that it was
not the work of tramps. that the deed
had been committed by some one in
town, that the child, either dead or
alive, would be found in town, and sug-
gested that the mayor call meeting.
Cffer reward, send word to neighbor-
ing towns and then make
THOROUGH SEARCH
of every building in town. The plan
was about to be adopted when,a before
detailed, the child returned, and from
searching for Gertie the scene in an