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New-York tribune., 1903-04-15


yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
MORRIS SHACHMORITZ, SAMUEL SOMERS and
ESTHER GREENBLATT. trading the Model Skirt
Company No Lispenard-st Liabilities So 9O4 assets
Franklin St SI83; J. D. Kahn & Co, No II Frankln-st
Sb53. and the Middlesex DryFOOds Company, No %
Frankln-st S4Ol. The firm has accounts of $500 and
lease valued at $3.50 and fire insurance policy OF the
JOHN w. WALKER. clerk. No 219 West One-hundTed-
an1-sixth-st Labitiez S4,572: assets prin-
cipal creditors ! 5 House. Fouteentn-s North
River 5000; John Freeny Fulton Market. $4C0. and F.
d White. Catharine-st- $3.50
FREDERICK W. ROCKET EILITR. No. 112 West Six
tyninh-st Liabilities 81 O93 assets principal
creditors E NJ. Sneeden No. 40 Nassau-st.. Dor
rOwed $500 Rosna Handy, Chicago. 1915; W.
for borrowed money ard chiefly small sums
creditors being residents Of New-Yor. Chicago, Cncu-
natl and Syracuse.
CHARLES 6. HICKS. No. 1o45 simpson-st. The
Bronx Liabilities SI6S; assets. 500 The principal
creditor is O. NJ Dimmock. No. 123 Avenue A S467.
OSCAR RADON and N MAYER, trading = Radon &
Co, No. 81 Greenes Liabilities. $lG4e41 48
S69 9lS 9S The principal creditors Schefer Schramm
No Is Greenest. SO 292, and American Woolen
Company. Boston. 500 The firm has notes, SS23.
stock woollens goods ia cf manufacture
$50 T35 and OF $l0,JG2, which according
petitioners doubtful collection The
IS deposited in the Pacific Bank.
GLUCKMAN GROSS filed schedules showing
biiIties of s56.310 and Of S262+ The firm
uacured clothing at No 72 broadway The principal
I.eonard-st S90i2; Talcott Co No 10
Ia-Ft 81 GS3: MetCaf Bros. Co. No. 6S1 Broadway
SLS1S. and the Butchers and Drovers Bank. No 6Sl
Broadway $4,000. The firm has accounts estimated
S266l4 schedules state the stock hands
the receiver and fer that estimate Of it is
CIV
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
REALTY NOTES.

Herbert A. Sherman the broker in the sale OF
No 35S Lexington-ave.. four story dwelling house.
on a lot 194x25 feet. for Dr. Edward O. Flagg to
Charles S. Faulkner.
One of the Pearsall properties. No. $50 West
Thrty-frst-st.. three story stable, on lot 256x
9S9 feet. which sold at auction yesterday for
S35. 100 may give an idea to the increase in
values in the in the last year. The tenement
house No 159 West Thirty-irst-st.. on lot 25x9S9
feet, sold last year for SIC. $50.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lexngton-ave s. $50 IT OF T<th-st 17xs26:
Rertha Grosner to Siias II Bevins- ............ 81
sSth-st. $50 # e OF Amsterdam-ave 1SxiGOS:
Arthur McAleeran 10 Eleonora r Hartmann
MafiSon-ave. No 80 s. -X9ox23 eXJ8 Fanny
Gruen 10 Jonas Wei and another. mortgage
s1a5oO ::.-...--..,-.:. Nominal
Barclay-st, No II. s. Edwin A Cruikshank
mortgage. $4,000. s1TOc
of the Reformed Church IN America =
Eckhardt. II: and mortgage. $500; o c 100
StF-ave. No i54 TO l0S 3. 81 6NiOO William A
Bell ct al to Morris weinsten- $4,000
Same property; Morris Welnsten Eciwln
Cruikshank and another; mortgage. ss5 OOo.. $500
52d-St. 90 u OF Madison ave. 40xIO05:
Henry c. Trevor and another TO Frederick G
Bourne and Nominal
S2d-st 30 II OF Madison-aVe. SoX1O05:
George r Schiefen Frederick q Bourne; b
and Nominal
lst-ave. s. 40 IT \ OF 3Ist-st 40 4x1Oo William
Ntcke Company TO Paul l. Bryant. mortgage.
x.F.f'"VVs o aud lVO
Madison ave Nos / e44 and 1915. 3. 3Sxl0o:
Isaac NJ Berinsten David l. Block and
other mortgage s24oC0. Nominal
lIenrietta starr to Eward Donia. p, ia
irving Place, - II OF 10Th 81. eGX io6s;
Lucy knight 10 Joseph Robinson mortgaEs
S6SU0U Nominal
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
w. E. ROOSEVELT BUYS PARCELS.

W. Emlen Roosevelt recently took title to No 100
East Fiftv-fourth-st.. southeast corner of Park
ave- a fOu- story and basement dwelling house
a lot 22Gx78.5 feet and to No. 4o5 Park ave,
755 feet north of Fiftyfourth-st. two story brick
stable a lot 25x9O feet 1t is reported that Mr..
Roosevelt has also bought Nos. 401 and 403 Park
ave and Nos IO5 and lO7 East Fifty -fourth-st
three and four story brick and brOwnstone front
dwelling houses The total purchase price is said
to have been about $200G00. Henry D. Winans &
IA yypT brokers'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
RABBI GoTTHEIL SAID TO BE SINKING
His Family Has Been Called to His Bed.
side

Rabbi Gustav Gotthei is reported TO be sinking
rapidly at his home No. 6S1 Madison-ave Accord
ing to his son. Professor Richard J. H. Gotthei
complications have set in. which, owing to the
rabbits age and long illness. have caused de-
cided change for the The worst is feared at
any time, and all hope has been given M, Pro
fessor Gottheil said his fathers death only
2 matter Of a few hours. L not expected that
he would survive the night.
Last night his children were called his bed
side, and il was said they would remain with him
to the end.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
IRoNwoRKERs MAY NOW GO BACK.
Strike Declared Of, Pending Settlement,
It Is Said

Il said good authority yesterday that
President Frank Buchanan Of the international
Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
had declared oh the strike against the American
Bridge Compaay 81 this and other cities, pending
a settlement of differences. Buchanan was said
10 be in New-Ha As president Of the associa-
peCted here to-day.
A representative OF the company said yesterday
that 70 labor committee had called at the COM
panys office. He believed, however, he said, that
something was doing among the men, and that
the entire trouble would be settled.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
REAL ESTATE.
Sale of Large Parcel an Vest Tzcen-
tv-ffth-st. Yesterday.

One of the principal transactions reported yes
terday was that Thomas Collins had sold for Silas
II. Fulman t., Emelia ". Chaplin. the two four
story dwelling houses Nos 10 and ~ West Twenty
1fth-st, a plot 50X9S.9.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
TO IMPROVE WEST SIDE PLOT.

George w. McAdam has sold through Henry He'll
plot 55.6x1O0 feet in Central Park West q
feet south of Ninety-ninth-st.. to Leon A. Leibes
kind. The buyer will build seven story apart
ment house the site.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Park-ave west side. 259 feet south If One-hur
dred-and-eighty -third-st two story frame dwell
ing house, 21x54 feet; Margareta Koenig. owner
w. G. DiCkerson. architect; 5000
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15

III, it, ,g York. c O.Keefe receiver. 2.194
l IN 'tE So " ~ ~ o'1I.(.. ............ 1899
Setne same ........................... 1.f56
So Sam4 Observation-Disclosures. 4.413
esre- same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 23.Ol4
wildwood John H-Phunx Towing and Trans ~
VII f1rss4aricL KC; Tafxer .....,.., 2S4
yI-ag,e- T,etar-V r Nacinn ................ 1854
VoI3ien,s1 Josenh-C;udebrod I;ros........,... 47T
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
Country Property to Let.
GARRlSON-ON-HUOSOM
Furnished Houses to Let-CouDtr,,

y - y. BLIN. y H-FIrnshsd house OF twe1vs
s9t ,ToJ Iqr July ana August For particulars address
t'C HINISHED COTTAGE for al TIE Del7vvers
\ NaIer Gap Ample shade Modern cV1vs-is-~rs
Address H. a. CROASDAL4E Del Water Car Pa
IIO FENF FOR THE SEASON. large country b,-ss
u rooms furnished carriage house stables
tacned one hour ride from y. Y. on Erie "a if-9sI
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
JUDGMENTS,

The following judgments of over 500 were flied
Yesterday the first name being that of the debtor
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15

Plots 100 feet
vide and from
1T5 to $50 feet
deep are from
81. 900 to 81. 600,
in te n semi
annual payments.
with interest at
5cc. A discount
Of 1917 for cash.
Arran ngements
can be made for
those who desire
TO build at once.
T Il e s 2 very
easy terms a r 9
made 10 enable
those who desire
high-class prop
erty in "A re
striCted section
To secure IL IN
easy terms.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk Of the United States Dis
trict Court:
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
City PrODerty to Lei.

\ CIaolcE PRIVATE DwELLING for rent IN ssa
- between riverside Drive West Fnd Ave
tnree-story hlSh-stooD brownsJone dwelling Is feet
N nrs' SiesS e9nditton. with buffers pantry cN-
tension ana SIX bedrooms. Modern omen Dll,-,Sf0-
Rent reasonable. Apply SI.AWSON & F4CT{RS =. /.
Columbus Ave. near 73d
Baltimore
BALTIMORE. S35 y. Charles-st Uhs Fifth- ave
n or Baltlnorel. desirable for Apufv h,
TEIFAIR W MARRIOTT. No = E. IexIngton-s 81 RsIrf-
more 49, ''-''
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
Country Property for Sale.

Is an ideal residence park situated White Plains
and York Post Road 1t comprises about
II IS entered by massive stone gateways from Sound
lighted electricity.
The elevation OF 400 feet above level commands
THE is carefully restricted. No
frontage OF 100 feet and from 175
The trolley connecting with Mount Vernon. New RC
Water. sewers gas ard electricity in the street
churches schoos equal TO in the State. and
Prospect Hill already developed and its ckara cte
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15

Write rfsf-s
h as IS trains
daily each way.
express trains
making tire run
IN IS minutes
7 he = = " I'm
pr1vsnnsntsabotIt
70 be made by
ths New York
Central and ita
connection with
the subway fas
illustrated By the
a c c o mpanying
cut) will maks
White Plains ar
cesslbls n from
SJ % ~ minutes
from every bust
sss centre %
New York City
haitian.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
City Property for Sale.

II OTIS ON EAST 1s7TH-ST-Easy terms. maps mailed
h title guaranteed ROSE. owner 81 West 4ad-st
Cañon City record., 1903-07-02
Pen Buys More Land
Vacant Tract in Front. Of Pen VIII be Opened Up and
Improved for Public Pork

A special meeting Of the penitenIia
commissioners was held at thes prison
Tuesday afternoon, at which, time a
deal was consummated for the purchase
by the board of the S.6s acres of land
lying between Main street and the ID.
& R. G. railroad and fronting the
prison. Negotiations for the land hav..
advisability nf the purchase w-s urged
by The RECORD few weeks ago and the
at empted escape and resulting drama
enacted on this vacant ground last
week by the six desperate criminals.
headed by Kirch Kuykendal, Nodoubt
hastened the deal.
The main b Hiding has long been re-
cognized as the weak point about the
penitentiary should a mutiny occur,
being as it is. practically without the
protection of an armed guard, and it
is TO remedy this that the land re-
ferred to was purchased. The price
paid was si6, 300. Some years ago the
land was a part of the penitentiary
orado Fuel and Iron Company for the
limestone land back of the prison, the
limestone being of more value to the
penitentiary than the naked land.
From the C. F. and /. Company title
to the land passed into the possession
of n. F. Handy ard from him it passed
to the State Tuesday.
1t is the intention of Warden Cleg-
horn, under sanction of the peniten-
tiary commissioners to at once put a
stone guard tower opposite the en-
trance to the front offices of the prison
but in such position as to command the
south gate also. The land will be laid
off into a park, grass and trees started
and the place converted from a Rus
sian thistle bed to a cool. attractive
place where one can find some pleasure
and relief from the blazing sun, which
seems unusually hot along the peniten-
tiary wall.
Cañon City record., 1903-07-02

At first it was thought it might be
good plan to place a row of cottages
along the south side of the tract. near
the railway. for the convenience of
guards employed at the penitenriary,
but subsequent reflection upon the dis
advantages that would arise in case of
another at empt by the convicts to es-
cape such as was enacted the early part
of last week, has about dissipated the
idea. IL is now believed the wisest
plan to have the tract unencumbered
by anything in the shape of buildings,
as in case of attempted escapes the
guards will have an open field to shoot
a fleeing convict without, unnecessari-
ly endangering the lives of other peo-
pie,
Private capital has long looked upon
the land as good investment. Plans
were about perfected a couple of years
ago whereby the D. & R. G.. Company
was to take the Hand and add it to
their yard facilities. 1t is believed
that the company intended to remove
its depot to this site also. Had this
plan been carried out no end of trou-
BILE would have been entailed upon the
penitentiary officials, since the railway
yards would have constantly contained
a large number fears that would have
become an sttractive hiding place for
all convicts who could have reached
them.
The commissioners will shortly make
some proposition to the city for some
aid in making this a pubic park.
The ground will be graded, trees and
grass set out, water and fountain put
in it and stone sidewalk built along
that side of the street under the shade
trees. The city will probably be asked
to put the water on the place and to
furnish some supplies. This will be
the best opportunity the city will ever
have to get public park in the best
possible location.
Cañon City record., 1903-07-02
Newsy Notes Around Town
An Interesting Collection Of News Items Gathered for
Ks Records Readers
Christ Church Opened.

Christ church tEpiscopal was
opened for divine service ON the third
Sunday after Trinity, June 2sth. The
law Of the church does not permit the
conservation of a building until it is
out of debt, and as there is 3 debt on
the new church the services We're
those appropriate for the Sunday
the music and some of the prayers and
the addresses showing the formal
opening.
The Right Reyerned Charles s
Olmsted, bishop of the diocese, and
the Rev. William ". Ayres. pastor.
officiated
The services were morning PRAYER
and the holy communion at IL a m +,
and evening prayer and confirmation
st p. m. AZ the morning service
the rector made q short address touch
ing the history of the parish and the
progress of the work of building tine
new church. The bishops sermon
WAS on the power of Christianity in
molding the lives and securing the
happiness of mankind
Owing to the delay of the iurni-
ture, which was caught in the freight
blockade caused by the flood. the
small pews from the old church had
to be used, and were supplemented by
chairs kindly lent by the Elks and
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
| tion.
The church has recently been de-
scribed as to its architecture and pro-
posed interior finish. The interior
being now completed. however. the
admirable flush and coloring. the
beauty of the roof and choir screen.
and the effect of the windows, par.
ticularly those given as memorials.
can be much better appreciated. There
is entire harmony in the whole build
lug, without and within. 1t is dig.
nifed and thoroughly ecclesiastical
All Of the workmanship is excellent.
Cañon City record., 1903-07-02
Interesting Sport Promised.

Under the auspices of the Canon City
Trottin,, Association an interesting
program of track and athletic events
VIII he held At the race course next
Saturday afternoon an com.nemoration
of the national anniversary. Features
oil TIE occasion y i'll be trotting race
for horses in the l 80 class, in which
hve entries have been made. A special
race for 500 side between Ed Norris
colt and E. f. Holton's colt; COW boy
relay race Of two and oue-half miles,
in which a string of five entries have
been made, and free for all pace, in
which w. Is. knox's "Russie Clay,"
Nj. 1. Mcounnif's Puritan and C.
T. Reeves Eclipse Girl" will be
among the starters.
In addition to the racing there will
be base ball game between the Canon
City team ami an out-of-town club. A
number of nonresident horsemen will
enter the lists for the honors of the
day, and the sport will he tirst-class.
The money collected at the gates and
at the grand stand will be devoted to
the erection of stalls for the accomoda-
tion of horses taking part in the fall
meet of the association, to be held the
first week in September.
Cañon City record., 1903-07-02
Local and Personal

-Yoemen Bal. Elks Hall Friday night
July 3
DR.. Holmes of Bronk-ide leaves this
week for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs W. B. Knox visited in
Denver last week
Miss Cassie Monroe, of Pueblo, visit
ed friends in Canon last week.
James A. o'Keefe is spending few
days in Canon before going east.
Darwin Ayers returned home Mon
day after few days visit in Denver
Mary Fisher, from Colorado Springs.
is visiting her cousin, Rosa Beecher
Jos II. Aaupin and H L. White have
been fishing over or the Tomechi this
week
Katherine Coolbaugh entertained a
few OF her girl friends at tea Tuesday
evening
j. W. Comes Sr. left Monday for
Sesttle Wash, where he has three sons
residing.
Don't forget the Yoemen ball Friday
night. II will be the biggest event of
the season.
Ir-ne and Iney Munroe are up from
Pueblo whiting Catherine and Tina
Mckenzie
Mrs. Elizabeth p. Ayers spent last
week in Denver with her daughter Mrs
La Barthe.
Len L. Bradford and family have
gone to Southern California for a six
/ weeks trip.
W. H Blake and wife left Tuesday
for Evanston. Ill, where they will
spend the summer.
Henrietta Davis and her brother,
are down from Denver visiting their
father J. y. Davis.
Walter +. Miller left T, esdny night
for ST. Paul, NJ nm. where he will
sp.-ud the summer.
Mrs. Gertrude Bush Palmer, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. DIR.
McDougal, has returned to her home
in Trinidad.
Miss Elizabeth Wethereil returned
TO her home in Denver last week after
ten days visit with Mr.. and Mrs L. G.
wetherill.
The Young Married Peoples club
picnicked and enjoyed a basket supper
at Sells Island Tuesday night, indu'g-
ing in dancing as pastime-
Miss Marsh has moved out to her
home 10 Harding's addition. She has
been living at the home of her nephew
T NJ Harding since she came to
Canon.
Miss Grace Koder and Mr. W. H.
Collins. accompanied by Miss Myrtle
Harrison and Mr.. John Shisk. will
spend Saturday and Sunday with
friends in Denver
Bishop of Olmsted and his wife and
son were here Sunday co attend the
opening of the new Episcopal church.
They were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Robson while in Canon.
Mrs. Kate Lindley, who for two
years past has made her home with her
niece. Mrs. Jehn W. Emmerson, de-
pared yesterday for Chicago, H.,
where she will reside with her son.
Bessie Saunders returned Monday
from Denver where she has been study
ing music and singing in the First
Congregational church Her home in
Canon is with Mr.. and Mrs. John Chet-
alet.
]. A. Durham has purchased the F.
h. Quinlan place on Lincoln Park for
81 500. Hodgin & Kennedy made the
sale. Mr.. Quinlan will move into his
property on Griffin avenae. South
Canon.
Miss Marian Cieghorn entertained a
party of twenty-three of her young
friends Friday night at an informal
dance given in honor of her visitors.
Misses Eugenia Hager and Vera
Winkler If Denver. Frances Fisher,
Clara Wilson and Adsline Wright OF
Pueblo. Light refreshments were
served
nHT nHnnv The Palace
Cañon City record., 1903-07-02
Bond Election

An election for the refunding of
$4,000 in water bonds was held in
Canon City Friday, but only forty-five
people seemed to be aware of the fact,
although notice had appeared in each
OF the thre- newspapers regularly for
several weeks. There was not a single
vote against the measure. Nine ballots
were east in the first ward. Twenty in
the sec nd anu sixteen in the third,
and each vote stands tie city at abodt
two dollars expense.
Cañon City record., 1903-07-02

Stone in the wall at $l.75 per perch
for the next fifty-three days-Fuller
s Heyl. Phone Blue 5ls.
Cañon City record., 1903-07-02

keable surely delivers the goods
when it comes to mixing fancy soda
drinks. s7ef
Cañon City record., 1903-07-02

Try Richelieu buttermilk, s cents .
glass at keable's Pharmacy. 27tf
Cañon City record., 1903-07-02

Hammocks, Base Ball Goods at
whipple's. 245t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-05

A new item of $4,000 for Kona Or
phanage was inserted, To Senator
Baldwin's suggestion that this should
be in the educational department, Sem
ator Cecil Brown replied that TO put
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-05
COOPER DECLARES
COUNTY ACT VOID

The mandamus and others, constituting
of Public Institutions against Henry Cooper Super
of Public Works. had its hearing continued from
day until Thursday.
Superintendent Cooper his the writ denies that the
officials companants constitute Board of Public In
uons forth in Paragraph of said alternative writ for
the Act of the Legislature of the Territory OF Ha
purporn such Board of Public Institutions w.t.
Act of the Session Laws of contrary and
provisions aforementioned Act provide
Territory Hawaii, and is null and void; par
cuary that that of the said Act OF the
Session Laws OF which urports such Board OF Public
contrary the aforesaid Act
the Territory Hawaii and especially
Sections A. a. Is, and so of said Act
While admitting April I0o the Governor approved
purpoed Legislature entitled An Act providing
organization Counties Districts
Works and Public Institutions therein respond
said by the Legislature
and form signed by the said Governor"
along denies the Board legally organized,
the that the law purpong repugnant
Organic Act The meeting OF the Board referred the
AS separate and distinct matter of defense the the
respondent alleges that said Act of the Session Laws 1903
signed by the Governor of the Territory passed by the
of the Territory of Hawaii by either the Senate
House Representatives of said Legislature and therefore null
and void and of n force effect whatsoever"
separate defense Superintendent alleges
this Honorable Court is without jurisdiction to hear and deter
mine all of the things and matters in said writ set orth
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-05
TREASURY MEN
ARE IN FAVOR WITH
THE LEGISLATORS
Salaries There Range Higher Than
In Other Governmental
Departments.
(From Wednesdays Daily)

The House yesterday practically upon the treasurer
Office 1t day OF oratory for little actual work was accom-
pisfed The important piece OF legislation the placing
of the OF salaries in this office above the other offices OF the
government far reached
The Treasurer given $225o for the half year. member
navey remang that the Attorney General had only to look up
subjects asked by other officials while the reasurer
had plenty do watching the The registrar was lett alone
but the deputy boosted the senograper le same
of aided while the surveyor
received substantial addition to the bills allowance
Work stopped suddenly when the Public Works office was
had been made and the Treasury
supposed money 1t ready however, and SO the
members had TO wait time The proposal make official
commissioner OF immigration well received and VIII be
pressed by the committee in charge.
Besides its final passing expense BILL which during
the brought the joy OF possession OF coin to the Rresn
1ative the Board OF Health
eighteen months appropriation bill They amount to S435o25
which the of $2o305o This is apart from the
salaries payro of the Territorial health establishment
point strained in the interest OF philanthropy to afford aid
the Kona Ophanage With the decision OF the bonds tate this
morning Senate will have completed the second reading OF this
bill