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Satisfied Liens.

O'Conrc,l. Edmund II. W John Dale and
ano. Robbins av, 3 Q cor l47th st. Sept ~.
PritChard, NJ n Son Go. W. James II Ire.
land aud Ano, u W 2Hth st: Oct 7, lspp.
Eastern Hydraulic Press brick Co Va Hulda
Wittner. 100 Park aN; Dec 3, 1922 .,..,,,.
Reilly, Mary. vs. Barney lsaAcs and ano,
Hath VI, II W cor list ay: Dec 4. 1872, .,...
Same vs. Davis Harp. IL to 81 llsth st:
Dec I, 1881. ....,,...,,.,,,,-. ,s.,,.,.,,,,..
Malcne Tony. Va 8rorge q Bauer. 329 to
3S3 4 thth st; Ang a. $40. ..............
Kotzen, Louis. vs. kcdausky Il Weiss. Cherry
and CathArino SITS, II q cor: Aug II, 1899
Marine. Luigi. Va Matthew Riley and
John o Leary,.by bond. Union nv, W 8. 90 =
lRSth st. lsnN .................
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Co vs. John DooIing ct al ito reform mortgages
&c,: atty, l. Reddington.
eth st. o q. lot lO3 map Unionport, 1oox2l8; Cath
Allison vs Rachel purdy; petition; attys. Allison
Bros
81 Nicholas av, " 3, 207 nth at, sS,lOxbp,ll liz
TS.bIlOo.b; Jurgen Sass VS. Frank Moore 10 os.
tAblish lien)i atty. l. SchurE
l8ath a. o83 T.: 82d st, %, 100 Park av 2bxlo7 2;
b2d st. n H. $50 W 10th Ay, 2bxion.5: Rachel JustcT
vs. Edward Bittiner ct al; accounting. &c; atty. W
ii Reed.
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FIRE WAGON mrs 4 c4BLE CAR.
Fight Men on Department Repair Thrown
Out and Two Go to n Hospital.

AFire Department repair wagon. in which
were eight men. col!ded with a Lexington
avenue car going south at SiKty-eighth street
yesterday. The wagon pole struck tho rear Of
the car and, breaking on. fell upon the heels of
the two horses and started them on a run
down the avenue. At SiNty-soventh street
the driver Joseph Durr. stsered the horses on
20 the Sidewalk TO stop them before they
reached the grade down hill. and the wagon.
tilting at the curb. threw the men out Charles
Schultz and Thomas Brock werc badly bruised
and were taken 10 the Presbyterian Hospital
The other men were shaken, but not badly IN
iured. and went back 10 their quarters. No
one IN the canly car was Injured. Tho horses
broke away f,Nm the wagon and ran to Third
avenue. where they were caught.
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Plans Filed for New Buildings.
DOWNTOWN.


LSouh Of FOurteenh ST.
Spruce at, IL; Beekman at. 20; improve
ment to lofts; T. l. Baylies owner; Rich -
ter, Jr, architect cost ,.,,...,,,,'r''; t22o
Grand at, 81! improvement to stores aud
lofts; Morris Safran, owner ii hlchter' 1900
Jr, architect cost. z'ooo
Maiden lane, u; Improvement TO store aha
lofts; Henry Marquand. owner Joseph
Branson: architect cost, .,,.....'..'.,,.: JOB
East iirnadway. so Improvement 10 store
Bernstein. architect, cost, ..,..,,,....,: 900
Worth at, $3.50; improvement 70 store and
lofts; N Y Real Estate Association, owner;
Berger, architect cost, ....,,.''''''''''. 5000
EAST SIDE.
EAST Of FYJh dv.. bctreen I+M and ilOh 'a)
76th A. as 2es eAv Al riI.story and base.
mont Hat; A A Sohorsch owner u r Pei
ham Architoot cost. $1,000
lst AV, Q, 10 lo2d at; two-story dwelnng
and stores; John Roth. Jr' owner moore
q LAndaiedel Arohitectsi cost '..,,',"..' $500
9th Av. e76-SI6: two nV1.s9T ana Dase-
inent dwellings,; RIA hht; oEn.
cost cost "e'en e"n 10000
10th at and 8rd av, corr improvements
10 tenement and store; J Malcolm.
owner; q Il Richter Jr, architeot cost. TO
oIst ~ and Lexington ay, corr Improve
m,nt TO store and dwellinsi Luawlg
Fromm owner ionD2s arcmtect
md AZ LA Improvements TO store and
m.etinx rooms; W Walter, owner; cost 100
MAdison ay 23v; Improvements TO dwell
ing; q 81 John. owner; Il aage. arohi'
tsot; cost. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS <o'<oo
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SiLE PRISONER SENT TO JAIL.


He's Shhmming--He Didn't Speak.
The mysteriously silent man on the police
records a. Isaac Godstein. who was arraigned
Ia the Essex market police court on Sunday
ana was held for examination on tho charge Of
Nhgrancy because no policeman appeared
against him.. was taken hack to court ycster-
way ms time Policeman Lang OF the Ed
Iiug" street station, who Ia credited on the po-
n'r returns with having arrested him, was In
W,NIt when the case was cal led. Lang said that
btne man was shamming when no pretended to
mn 70 IN" workhouso for two months. Gold
hl"'n, however, didn't open his mouth TO speak
"r snow any signs Of hearing.
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Wednesday, Dec. II.


White street, No ~, north side. 10 feet east
OF Elm street, 25X+7 SX25I4S. portion - six
story warehouse: subject to mortgage. $4,000
and interest: also
Grand street, No. Jos. northeast corner OF
Mercer street, 25SlUI /. .s!N-story warehouse;
partt zion sale: Cora ". Trow W. Emily A.
Sauson ct al: William VI. Gibson. attorney:
William II. ialdine, referee sold subject 10
Ion.
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SARAT"GA Dee. ll.-County Judge j, W.
houghton has received from Gov Roosevelt
MS commission Of appointment as Supreme
court Just lee for the Fourth Judicial district.
Appellate Division.
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3rd ay =. 70 n 18th ST. improvement to
store aud dwellinR William Allaire. owner;
j Hcarn, architect. cost................ 200
DRONN.
Thorough OF The Rrorr)
10th II, n q, 100 W Boston av3 two.story
dwelling II Hammond owner and ar.
Ord Nv, 3OO six. story Hat and stores: Low.
architect cost w.. .' $4,000
Grand ay. es. 10 n Evelyn st. two.anda.
halfstOry dwelling; Louis T. kessler,
owner; q ii BudUnI, architect; cost ..... 1000
Anth nv Av, =, 100 lH1zt NJ: two story
dwellings; william Bergen, owner, q
Clark. architect: cost 1900
Brook Nv. abT: Improvement to store and
Merlin architect; cost """''' ''' 1000
13Iih st SSG T.; Improvement to factory;
tot: cost 49, $50
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part. Observation-Disclosures. nom
Teets. Philip, ct al. exrs to Alonlo Teets 900
Teet. $4,000
savings Institution .'.......,......,..... $4,000
Same to VIM ireenman ct al, errA, &c.. 5000
Webel. Bernard, w TO Louisa J Webel.u nom
Same TO Observation-Disclosures. 1000
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and interest; costs and allowances. S407 10
aud interest; taxes, assessments. &C.. SlS3.62
and interest.
by HERBERT A. SHERMAN.
Rally a,re.t (1bod stl. north aide, ITO feet
east Robblns avenue. 75x133 O4xS3.6S three
four-story brick flats force osure sale Michael
h NON Press re- s''1 attorney; Lewis x. Abrams.
referee due on Judgment. 81 s ~. 25 and inter-
eat costs and allowances, SlSiO1; taxes. as
easements, &c S74 40 and interest; subject to
three prior mortgages and interest. agRrega-
ting S17.l2030
ny WILLIAM N. RYAN.
Grove street, northeast corner OF Third ave-
nue. 5OxS5 two.s story frame building: also
Third avenue west aide, 15S. 10 feet south OF
170th street. lis 7x124x115.Ox131.4. two-story
frame building: also
north OF ltNth street 129. 6x105.8x l2D.1x109.3.
two story frame building: executrix sale.
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West l47th street. Nos 4ls-i2b. north side.
100 feet east of Convent avenue. 75N!W II.
Ave .our-s'ory brick dwellings: foreclosure
Powell ct al; Philips & Avery, attorneys
Franklin Paddock. referee: due on judgment,
81. l32 - and interest; costs and allowances.
SSI4 X, ard interest; taxes and water rates.
SOL ~ AMI interest; prior mortgage. $1,000
md interest
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k.nEsbriige road, cor MuscootA st.
l57 .SXpu. ALirreg; also, broadway Q cor
Nuscouta at lucIl2J; Edw Farrell TO
Jphn 4 Rodgers ,,.s,,,.ss..,... ..,s,...ss
Lyon ay.ss. % e Doris av box 100; rudolph
sens To- EdSard Friedrich ...,... .... ...,..,
81 AIMS Az, " cor lIdth at, t1lxOs.U;
Rachel justcr to ChA' II Duglss .......
Lit :. map 10 lots, part oak Tree plot: Il
ORGAN to Margaret A organ, .............
l4"'h II. :. 3ih Brook Av, 2hIlUu;
James I Brennan aud ano to Edward J
Matthews Observation-Disclosures. ........
isdth It -. 3s7.d " Brook av. I2.IllUo.
Elw Matthews 20 David O'Connor ..,...
lI"th IT. >. 3lb Brook av, l2.JIlUO;
same to James Brennan. .................
Lot :. map - choice lots, part Oak Tree
plot. Kate McGrath to II II Organ. .......
Union Ay. " cor i5lst ", 2bKlUO, Timothy
Flood to Henry Moriu Commandment.
9Th st. 50 AOj W, White Plans road. 38.4I
ia, W,lhamsh r'dge, Joseph I Mageo TO
Martha IraVCrs .,.......,,..,..... .,.,...
Woodruff av. or lIdth st. sw cor Crotona
AZ, loOHloI.d. George StolE to W
Iimpspn \ Go ..,......... ...,..,.....,. ......
9Th IT, SIS. 4Ob ". White Plains road 3S4r
~. MiilItmsbritgc: Irving II Trayers 1t
al to Joseph T Mage. observation-disclosures,
Webster aN. u cor Ford at lOONlOO; N
VI llcrt Ia Franz kahlenbrrg ..............
Lot i'J. map North Marble Hill, 2hNlOo;
ldgar Leventritt, referee, to Vim Il
eth St IS. 80 W White Plains road, boIIit,
Wakefield Ann Handiboda to Joseph l.
I..sHomh ...... ...... ........................
Washington av, " old line. 4a3 9 old line
Fletcher At, lsIllHI irreg, Lawrence
McCann to sarah NJ McCann..."..,.......
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Ricp0r. Henry, and ano. TO Arnim Herr
mann Manhattan Ry, n o cor 10th st.
yrs.,...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81, zoo ~ 81
has"rann. Herman. to Arnim HERMANN
Madison av. 1918 cor lo6th Ut,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. la
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Second avenue. No. 1892. east side. 60 10
south ll5th street. 2ON7J. four-Story store aud
tenement foreclosure SALE Charles O. Sprn-
Ger ". Cnthnrine j. Mcconnell at al: Man IL
Man. attorneys; Ezekiel FlXman. referee; due
ON judgment, 81 ~ ~ aud interest costs
and allowances. Sl,I+7 and interest: taxes,
&C.. SDJ537 and interest.
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West Seventy-third street. No. l02. south
side. l70;l 'eot east Of Amsterdam avenue, ls,-
PARTITION sale; cc'Giibcrt. by guardian, Vs.
Bertha de Bentkowski ct al: julius II, Sey-
mour attorney; W y. Parsons. referee; taxes.
assrssnients. &c, S3!|7.2S.
Brainbridge avenue, west side. 244,51 feet
north Travers street. BE- 40x 1891 x5oxl40 o..
two-story franz dwelling; iorscl2snre sale !:
Agar. Ely 4 Fulton, attorneys: Thomas y.
Odell, referee; duo on judgment. S"259.O3
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3l-t -. 3IT to 35i f; II TGnics h Co to
Fred " Meyer, iustallS ,...-.. -..,,,...... 81
al ay. VS. 4Os 5lst st: Henry ID Morris TO
As,ociation foI Re- lief OF Respectable Aged
INDECENT Females, yrs ..........,,,...,.. J.
lO-th IT, n =. Us lst av; Rudolph Sens and
John Liddlu To- I'd Frederick. q yrs ....... !
pHth st II ~ 900 9th av; August Open.
keimcr t. Daniel Mel Qua'k nhnsh 1t al.
SNrr Observation-Disclosures, ...,,,,.,t. Z
Mad son av, W =. 5i,bniI3th st. FANNIE V
Willctt TO Clarence X Goode, y yT.........
34th At. n " cor "a av; Mary + o. Donnell to
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Recorded Mortgages.
DOWNTOWN.

tSouh Of Foura,rh AZ
Park row I2a and lSs: John and julius
tdllAhAn to Lewis Hahn, yr............. $500
IA-i ~, Aivay. 1913 John Tobn to Henry
fruhwlt'er, y part, y yr....,.......,..,.... 10
Wand, water Il. >. ~ W Pearl st; Cath.
crnr Walsh to Mary Essler. trustee. 2yrs. 700
john -, ~, and out OF town property; VIM
j PclI 20 Joseph APPLICABLE yr........... 23a
Same property Albert Pell to same, yr. 2.33
Cherry 4. nj Simon Flannery to Par
mria smith S ra.......r,. ....... -....., 1900
Greenwich At 40: Lena q Allcmpnd ct al
10 Bernhard Frank. yr..,...,.........,,.. LOG
Pit 81. 3 and az samuel A. Robinson to
Henry Kraklwcr. demand. ................ LAC
Droume ~. So. rs y Culuu ha st. Lena sal
inAupvi,E and Jacob 10 Resale King. yrs 1890
inHaiIs ''....,.-''. .,''.',,...,.....,",. 40,
18Th 1t 80 and blu T.. Daniel Mahony to
Cttiiens savings BanI. 6yrs .,..''.,''.,,' 400
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Rea, Estate Transfers.

DOWNTOWN.
CSouh Of Fourteenth h)
Forsyth St. 81. 8, 25I1oo: Mary Fryto
Same property; Baruch Fry aud sno to
Stanton e. AZ and 6 /, s. ih,2x75. Joseph
Rosenberg and ano to Samuel Bonis and
to Nathan n Fey.sr' part .'.'',!..:: 1905
18TH st. 1913 W. 2O.lOIlO38i Andrew IL
Kellogg to Julia A Millar. ,............".
Same proparty; George Millar to Andrew
IL hellOkE.
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EAST SIDE.
(Edss n FInh az. bstc,en Fourteenth and ION O.

''"'' " ~" up o'tcseh ro"''e"" "'e '''"' s'''
G1d At. 2O7 4. 1O.a1rreg; Manhattan Of.
lO3 and loo, also all title to 322 4th u:
Joseph stern ct al, exr, &c. to CITY Trust .
W. trustee. ..s..s''
0uth ST, ms. 300 eth av i2ON 1901 |; Daniel
Mel QuackenOush ct al to August Open
lost st. 1O2 T.. 1b1ONioO.1t; George
schildwa liter to George StoiS............. cIch
1OSth IT. =. 10 q list av. runs 1oOr
100. 11Ne2iHn luO.1i to iOpth atxw 100
As1OO.l XIV 2bxs IOOll: Edward Fred
ri II to Rudolf Sens. y part. ,.........."
Same property. Rudolf Sens 10 John Liddlr.
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81 feet east OF West Broadway. 4}x7J. soyeu-
story brick. warehouse; foreclosure sale: Ed
ward T. Hunt. executor. &m,,. Va: Frances
A. Spauldng ct al: Cary x Whitriigc. attor-
ncys; John y. Herman. referee: due on Judg-
mcnt So ~ II and interest costs and allow
ance-. SiUa21 aud Interest," taxes, ASSESS
ments. &c. $2.0SS % and interest.
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West 144th street. northwest corner OF
Hamilton terrace. 20xSO. four-story brick
Cermaniq Life Insurance Company vs. Harry
Wheeler Powell ct al; due on judgment. 49,
622,50 and interest; costs and allowances,
1927 ~ and interest; taxes. assessments, &c,
SIii5 II and interest
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Fourtoonth street.. Wakefield, south, side. DO
feet west OF Prospect terrace, Bon II fore;
vs.. sarah II. Chase ct al Harris 4 Corwin. at
tornpys: John NJ. Stoddari. referee: due on
Judgment, S2.O7b.G6 and interest costs and nj
iowances. 81 - ~ and interest; taxes. assess
mrnts, &c. ST. and interest
Fourteenth street. Wakefield. south side. 100
feet west Of Prospect terrace. 25Nll4: Fore
closurc sale; same parties; action No. .: due on
S2,O7b,h aud interest: costs and al
Iowanccs. 5000 and interest; taxes assess
.,nn,a Jc S7l anI iuiarpEt
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TWlHhdTdh INdHd, hOFTh " HUN HT1'7'l
1IGth IT, IS, 1875 Park av. 25xico.i1: Ru-
dulph Sens To Edward Frederick .,..,....
12ith 81, n =. 100 sth ay. 5nxsn,1l Cath.
srlne VI Yrengling 10 Amelia T. Huber.
12"th At, MS loo " nth ay, 12hx1rp.l0
to l3Oth IT; Oscar pressler to The Petkin
HOldswUrth Norsted Co....,,.........,....
1aI-t ~. - W, lS.sNpp.ll Carstcn II
Bohlcn to Isaac Roinheimcr. .,,.-... ....
14Hth II, 40 W, i5.JNpg.lI, Ella Chase
10 Samuel Syabury ....... ..................
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WEST SIDE.

Oysa Of FVth ar. btto,,n Fourteenth and HON
sd at, n .. 175 Q nth av. 2bSss.7: WIN
larr and ano to Arrow & Hankins.
3sth 1t. So 2uG q 9Th av 2II8S.p, Henry
Mandclbaum and ano to Michael Coleman g.
I2d 1t. ~ W. 2iXlO2.2: AlonEo
kight to Estelle l. Berckman.. .., 1890:
stth st ihn W. 26Nlo2.?; VIM Ii Reed
icgd 81, a.! Nv u, 'soss7.7i;sioiI,ao.c: Louise
Weber to Merritt l. Plkc.................
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Third avenue, No, 1850. south side 1850
feet south Of Enety-cghth street, 25xSIO,
e-story brick tenement and stores; fore.
SSainst Orrin d. Person ct al; Benjamln
Wright, attorney; Edward ". s Johnston,
referee; due on judgment. $lI0S7Sl and in
terest; costs and allowance. 1871 I3 and in
terest; taxes. assessments. $GS2.O0 and
l..t,
People's voice., 1899-06-22
Found Dead In a Pool OF Water.

Ralph, the little two year old boy
OF Edith Otto, colored, was found
dead in pool Of water on Sam Wood.
sons farm Monday afternoon. Little
Ralph stayed at the Leland hotel
where his mother and grandmother
were employed, and he was a great
favorite with the guests Of the hotel.
Mrs. WoOdson went out to the farm
north OF town, Monday afternoon and
took Ralph with her. The little
fellow wandered from the yard down
to slough near by and fell into a
pool OF water and drowned. As soon
as he was missed from the yard a
search was made, and as he could not
be found the slough was dragged and
1t was not long until the little body
was found. 1t was brought To town
and taken ts Schaeffer's undertaking
establishment. The mother, who wa.
visiting In Guthrie, was noriard by
wire and she arrived on Wednesdays
Santa Fe, and the interment was
made that afternoon, Rev. J. A.
Holmes conducting the funera ser
vices in the NJ. E. church at 3 O'Clock.
Caldwell Advance.
People's voice., 1899-06-22
WHAT ENLISTED MEN GOT.
They Were Allowed to See the Deau-
tiful Pictures on the Beer
Barrels.

One of the returned sailors from
Manila-a gunner's mate and much
sworn at afloat, gentleman and a
wheelman ashore-was slipping amber
refreshment in roadhouse, two tables
over from the agent of the brewing
company, says the Chicago Chronicle
81 see you wear the cap ribbon of the
McCulloch on your handle bars" said
the agent, coming over. Were you al
Manila?"
YES"
MAY -"
"Yes-and to December, for the mat.
ter of that"
"We sent so barrels of this beer over
there TO you fellows right after the big
tight. Got there about the first of Au.
gust, l guess"
"Yes, think l remember"
"How did you like it?"
Fine stuff, I'm told"
"Taste good in that hot countryT
81 don't know. You see"
"Do you mean TO say that you didn't
get any good of that big shipment?'
"0h, yes, l got good of it. You see
in every barrel were two pictures-lith
cgraphs of a pretty girl sitting OF
earth and looking down, for she was
ashamed of her shirt waist. The Of
ficers sent one of those pictures for
ward and we enlisted men were allowed
10 look at it,"
People's voice., 1899-06-22
A Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture Of
Annie E. Springer, of ll25 Howard
ST., Philadelphia, Pa, when she
found that DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry for consumption had completely
cured her Of a hacking cough that
for many years had made life a bur.
den. All other remedies and doctors
could give her no help, but she says Of
this royal cure-''it soon removed the
pain in my chest and l can now sleep
soundly, something l can scarcely
remember doing before. l feel like
sounding its praises throughout the
universe" So will everyone who
ries DR.. Kings New Discovery for
any trouble Of throat, chest or lungs
Price SOC. and sl.0O. Trial bottle
tfree at F. B. Snyder's drug stor
every bottle guaranteed.
People's voice., 1899-06-22
France. Presidential rerm.

OF seven presidents Of France, only
one has served a full term He, Grevy,
resigned early in his second term.
People's voice., 1899-06-22
KIpLING WANTED DETAILS.
Incident That Shows the Authors
Thirst for Exact knowledge
on Every Point.

"Kipling's methods of absorbing de.
;ail are curious and interesting" says
MIR. Lyman D. Bentley, formerly with
the Baldwin Locomotive company.
Some years ago, while he was visit
ing the shops at New Haven, he met
skilled mechanic named Cressy, and
Immediately proceeded TO pump him
about engine building. Cressy did not
fully appreciate the honor that was
paid him, but he was flattered by the
novelist's interest, and the two went
I'll over big eight-wheel express flyer
that was standing in the yard. Kip
ling said he had lots of books on the
subject, but they didn't tell him the
things he wished to know. What he
wanted was a real engineer or builders
idea Of the machine, and he was par
ticularly eager to learn the colloquial
names of the parts. He took no notes,
but about a month later he was in New
Haven again, and hunted up the me-
chanic. Look here, Cressy,' he said,
producing a rough sketch on a card
Of one of the valves of the brake-gear,
I wish you'd tell me again just how this
thing works. Cressy explained, and
Kipling laughed delightedly, I've
got it now!'.he exclaimed. / mention
the incident because it seems to throw
some light on his astonishing command
of technicalities."
People's voice., 1899-06-22
Game Laws Down East.

A down east editor has drawn ur
some new game laws which he wants
adopted. The following is a summary:
Book agents may be killed from Oc.
tober to September /; spring poets,
from March / to June 1; scandalmon.
gers, from April l to February /; um.
brella borrowers, from August / to
November l, and February to May /,
while every man who accepts a news.
paper two years, and, upon being pre-.
sented with his bill, says: 4 never or.
dered it, may be killed on the spot
without reserve or relief"
People's voice., 1899-06-22
Would Not Suffer so Again for Fifty
Times the Price.

l awoke last night with severe pains
10 my stomach. / never felt so badly
In all my life. When ! came down To
work this morning l felt so weak I
could hardly work. | went TO Miller
u McCuTdy's drug store and they
recommended Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It
worked like magic and one dose fixed
me alright. 1t certainly is the
finest thing | ever used for stomach
trouble. | shall not be without it In
my home hereafter, fer l should not
care to endure the sufferings of last
night again for fifty times its PRICE
G. H. WILSON, Liveryman, Burgett,.
town, Washington Co., Pa. This
remedy is for sale by all druggists.
People's voice., 1899-06-22

The civil engineer force of the
Santa Fe is very busy making plans
Tor the extension Of the Santa Fe
railway frcm Blackwell to Perry. The
grade work will be commenced in a
few weeks as soon as some difficulties
in regard to terminals at Perry are
settled. AL Moore, a railroad con-
tractor from Newton, is at work i'm
proving the roadbed from Blackwell
to BramaD, so that il will be in con.
dition to bear heavy traffic, which it
is expected will be run over the road
as soon as it is completed to Perry.
That the country which is tapped by
the new extension is the finest 10 the
territory there is little doubt, nor
that the road will be a good invest
ment.
People's voice., 1899-06-22
D.P. WETzEL,
DENTIST.
Prices Right In Marble Block, Wellington
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSN.
Chicago, poct Island & Pacific Railway

Chicago Pock Island & Pacific Railway.
In the lovely city Of Los Angeles,
California, the above named organiza.
tion will hold its l4th annual meeting
July llth to l4th, 1899.
The Great Rock Island Route has
issued a handsome book containing
views and necessary information as
to trains, rates and routes, and this
will he sent TO you by addressing with
postal card or letter,
E. W. THOMPSON, A.G.P.A,
Topeka, Kan.
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G.P.A., Chicago.
People's voice., 1899-06-22
A CATERERS TOUT.
lie Has a Regular Profession Of HIS
Own In London and Makes
Lots of Money.

Few business men pay more in the
way of commission tips, "sweetening"
and so on, than do refreshment con-
tractors, caterers and providers for
bean feasts and entertainments given
by great firms and societies, says Lon
don Answers.
First Of all" said a great London
caterer to the writer, employees of ours
swallow small fortune in paying the
fees to join various orders, societies,
minor clubs, smoking concert commit.
tees, angling bodies and the like. There
is no society in any district with any
considerable number of members that
has not some member who is paid by
us. With regard to societies likely 70
yield us a return we instruct our agents
TO push themselves forward as much
as possible and help them with funds.
We get an immense amount of business
in this way and always give a commits
sion to any official of any club or society
that gives us the contract, for in our
business 'sweetening' is universal.
I'VE keep one smart clerk whose sole
duty it is to register all convivial and
other clubs and societies and the date
of their probable feastings and extra
events. He makes out lists months be-
fore the events and then we are after
them. | have personally paid thou
sands of pounds in subscriptions and
fees TO all sorts of bodies, and one of
my active partners is paying member
40 over 800 bodies of one kind or all
other. He turns up at scores of their
neetings-an hour here and an hour
there-and he spends money freely
among fellow-members."