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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-21
The Stone is Here.

More stone for use on the public
building reached here yesterday and
the workmen are now putting in full
time again.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-21
THE GRAND LODGE
NAMES OFFICERS
%-
LEOPOLD OF SAVANNAH LANDS
IN THE SHOES OF HIS
FATHER
MAX ISAAC FAILS TO LAND
The Brunswick Man Will, However,
Land in Another Good Position.
Full List of Those
Elected.

Atlanta, May 2O.-The feature of
the Knights of Pythias grand lodge
meeting today was the election of
officers, which occurred this after
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10

&om erfolsen iou. Mu@ Scatter
@ilbelm unb Der Gar werben, uie
beri9tet mtrb, bemnd@it mieber ein=
mai suiammentreffen unb srpar Oarmz
itabt selesentli6 Der 9o93eit bes
Yrinsen Nicolaus pon @rie9enlanb,
al rpel9er Der beut1de &atier unb BITE
&aiierin, Der Gar nnb bic 3arin, Der
&6nts unb bic &Onistn BON @rie9en=
Lamb lomte peri9tebene beuti6e Saritz
li9feiten errpartet werben, belu6en.
&6nis 9eopolb uon 9elsien 1T tn
Yaris BET benz Yrdlibenten 9onbet &C.
rpeisn, I'M Sranfrei&s llnteritibuns
betrefs Der Saltuns Selstens TN
gonsoitaate gu %sewinnen, benz etnst=
gen Staatsmelen, NO 2eopolb hber'
baupt In 8etra9t fommt nnb 8ebenz
tl1ng bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
&ommenben WontaQ beQinn

- &ommenben Wontas besinnt
bic Seitmo6e fir ct. gloub unb fir
bas sause gountp, bic, neil ieitens
Der Wer6ants &arneual=@ eleui6aft
bic alerbeite 8orfebrunsen setrofen
itnb, obne 3weifel etnen s~lanauolen
8erlauf nebuen mtrb, fals BITE Be-
tbetlisuns Der 8arser bes County
an berielben cine erminI6te. lit. Nn
@tnlabunsen CUR Ebeilnabme at bers
ielben baben bic @ei6dftsleute in btez
ier @o9e es int rNorbitern" ni@t febz
len laiien, moraus erii@tli6 lit, baB
ein ieber Satrbelu@er in ct. @loub
berslt9 wiIfommen 1ein ptrb. SIM
nebrisen permeiIen MIR no@mals auf
bic Mnseise Der Sairwo6e, Bic eine
Mnteutuns sibt besaslt@ Der ueri@ie=
benen @ersniseu, mel@e Elm ieber8ei
der senieBen mirb bann auf bas Pros
sramm fir bic Satrmo@e, Dem gu
entnebmen 1T, mas I'M Sonitisen ies
ben Sag Sic Setperanftalter ben Satrz
beiu6ern bieten perben. 2ese baber
ein ieber 8irser BON Stearns County
BITE Nrbeit mentsitens fur etnen Sag
our Seite unb uebme tbetl Oft Dem
Serbituersniseu, bas li@ Elm Sober
s6nnen ioll
SIN elmer Oonneritas Mbenb sez
baltenen geriammluns pereinten it6
Ste In ct. gloub urb Cob Sprtns
ansefteuten Brautne6te unb Bterfabz
rer au elmer linton unb wdblten fol-
senbe 8eamten: Prd1tbent: Sen.
Seib ; @ice : Yrdiibent: @m. @imz
mer; Yrotofouiefretdr: gmil 9apinsz
ii; Sinanaietretdr: 9etnri@ 9aielz
famp ;S9abmetiter: gus. 8admann
@ereinslotal : Mufieber: Mt@. @@;
Eruftees: 8en. Setb, Matb. Meben
unb Sos. Eepnoar. Ser Nrbeiterz
perbanb adblt 81. Mitslteber.
= gus @elunbbeitsridlt@ten mtrb
6err Nnbr. 9ennemann nod mebrz
idbrisem @el@dftsbetrieb ieinen St.
lenrpaarenbanbel e~initeuen. Wir uers
rueiien auf bic biesbe5lslt6e Inseise.
Dim "a. bteIes Monats rperben
Der I'M Neuen Store auseitellte Serr
gb. u. 8artbelemp unb SRI. gtbel
SCHUBERT BON 2tt@felb In lebtgenannz
ter Orti@aft Ben 8unb far's 2eben
i@lieben.
= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S. S.
Weper ptrb bteier Sage nod Milwau=
tee reiien, no er Der 8erlammluns Der
National 2aunbrp Ghoctation beiwobs
mem unb pom bort na@ Chicago weis
terreiien wtrb, tn Der Gbit9t neue Mas
i@tnerte fir iein @ei@dft ein5utaufen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
9as Warine,9 irettoriuut bot Dem

Sas Marins'9 ireftoriurt bat benz
Warine : Sefretdr Moobp BITE 8erles
suns bes &esterunssz S@tfsbaubofs
in 8rooflpn na@ trseub einem ein=
fam selesenen Punfte an Der &ifte
e%mpfobleu. Ser @runb fur bteie
mebr als eritaunli@e @mpfebluns lit
Der, baB bic bo@weiien 9erren Dtrefs
loren es fur bic Woral Der auf benz
S@tHsbaubofe auseitellten 9erlonen
als iebr na@tbeilt9 era@ten, baB btez
ielben NIT benz 10 perberbltden @roB=
itabtleben In 8erabruns fommeu miiis
fen. 8erninftise 9eute i6laser, Of
bisier gmpfebluns unb ibrer ionberz
barren 8esrinbuns bic Sdnbe iberm
&opf 5uiammen unb erfldreu BITE
Oireftoreu einfa9 fir perridt. SIR
uniere Slotte siebt es teinen bei=
fern S@tHsbaubof als ben In 8root=
lpn, uub tim nod irsenb einem obicu=
rem Wtntsl an Der &iite gu perlesen,
ware ber belle 8abnitnn ; I'M Slotten=
Oepartement aber itnb i@on utele an
bere wun6erlt9e Sa9en porsefom=
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10

&Gnis Gbmarh lit pon ietnem 8ez
iu@e BET Dem Scatter Sran3 Soiepb tn
2onbon wieber einSetrofen. Man
bat i'm auuorfommenb empfanSen uub
nit Iusset@nuns bebanbelt. Sc mar
bas erite Wal, baB ein enslii@er
9erri@er ben 6iterret@t@en &aiierbof
beiu@te, bas quite @inuernebmen Bet
Der Md@te, bic ia TN lbrtsen ,uents
8erabrunSspunfte baben, 1T au@
rpeiterbtu seit@ert. @r6Bere polttti@e
8ebeutans utrb Ser nun nod fdlltse
Beiu@ bes &6ntss BON Stalien am
9ofe pon 81. Sames baben, Der tn
grutberuns Der @etie gbwarbs nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Die Gntmidelung ber mirtbi6aftliz

AN VNlluIueluuY uel lutll9lWuIIt'-
@en gerbdltniiie, iast Sic q. 9.
Sanbelssettans In ibrem 8o6enbe=
ri6t, ldBt teinen @runb gu geiitmisz
mus eriebeu. &us alien Ebeilen bes
9anbes, beionbers aus benz @eiten,
mtrb seiunbe @ei@dftslase semelbet,
BET sinittsen Nust9ten fur bic ad@ite
3ufunft. Ote 8aarenbepesuns 1T
cine lebbafte, unb Der it9 teisernbe
&onium In allen lettenben Stapelz
artitelu bdlt bic Yretie aufre@t. l1eber
ben Sradtpertebr gu @aRer unb gu
9anbe laufeu anbauerub sinitis 8e=
ri9te ELM; auf ben 8abuen Edit Der
gaHaster= NIT benz sunebmenben
Sra@tpertebr S@rttt. Ser nit Be-
stnn Der grntebemesuns in St@t
itebenbe enorme Sra@tuerfebr birfte
bic itarf permebrten Sasilitdteu ber
Sabnen nod iberitetsen, unb i@etnt
&onseition unuermeiblt9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Waine Yrairie.
WiQmoon.

Sn Der Samilte 9einri9 Seine bat
ii9 am 6. bteies Wonats Elm iunaer
Stammbalter einseitellt, Der nit Sen
@ltern au@ benz @robuater Oberidser
Sollenfamp srobe Sreube madt. =
9oHentli6 werben bel benz biesidbriz
gen Sasbuersnisen bte Wa9teln, bic
10 uie 10 ni9t mebr 3a5lret@ itnb, se=
i@ont bletben. Na9 i1nteriu9unsen
iolen btelelben nt9t uentser als 500
@etretbemanseu tn, Wasen sebabt ba=
ben, iomtt Der Sarmer bur9 bas S6te=
ZEN berielben it6 ielbft 16abet. -
Oie @rummet : grnte bot besonneu,
itnb more etmas mebr Sonnenldein
Der Mrbeit babel f6rberlt9. - Dte
Obiternte 1T fur Dor benz @tnbe ae=
i@ise 2asen etne rei6li9e, unb baal
lit bas seponneue Obft pom better
Analttdt, liefert ia Minneiota Ste
i6madbafteiten Nepfel. Inter anbe=
rutrb auf Der ct. gloub StraBeu=
fair bic 3weti@e, Ste iest i@6n reift,
ausseftelt merben. Erauben ifnb Ietter
rueSen Der nafien @itteruns nett biu=
ter benz @eifen surid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Cine rDmiide psychologists me

Cine rDmiide Specialbepei5e mel
BET: Yapit Ytus X, ben Bic Sage
Ser Sinse auf benz Saltan nit BE-
iorsniB erfaat, bat BEN Scatter Srans
Soispb uou Seiterrei3 iiber bic 3pet=
mdBisteit zines 3uiammensebens Ser
fatbolilden Wd9te Sur Serbinberuns
1peiterer graulamfeiten interpentrt.
Sie ni6t : tatbolii@en Wd9te ioIen
ni6t ausssi6loHen werben, aber Der
9apit bat suud9t bic fatbolii@en int
Iuse. Inter ben 9arbiudlen ltnb
perl6iebene Der Nnit@t, baB Der Pon=
tifer einen @ufruf on aae cipiliitrten
SOlfer, obne &adIi9t auf relistole
OiHerensen rt6ten iollte, INN iie gu &C.
m%einiamer, fraftuoler action i'm Sn=
~tereiie Der Weni6lt6feit aufsuforbern.
@iueidt mirb Pius Der l3ebnte bas
au9 tbun, faus iein appeu on Srans
Solepb ptrtunsslos bleibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Treeport.

Wit Der Nufri6tuns bes neuer
u@ahertburmes" bat Serr Gemlep,
Der Iufieber Der %. 8. 2opeI Cont
panp, am Wontas besonnen. Ser
Eburm uirb eine 90be..pon iiber 100
SUB baben.-unter ben Staats :Satr
Seiu3ern pon bier befanben ii9,
nebit ben semelbeten, nod 9err Ser
barS nblenbott unb swet ieiner S0b=
ne, @briit. 8ele unb Nid. Sarren.
SER Sobn @tnter pon ct. gloub
befanb lt@ leste ISOLDE einise Sage
in @ei@dften bier. Serr @inter lit
@tsentbamer zines @el3dftssebdubes
I'M bieiisen issenannten grid glod.
Sein Sohn geter BON 9uremburs Be.
slettete i'm. Peter lit fein Sremb.
ling bier, ba er Dor Sabren ais Sa=
benbiener in Oieniten bes Sobn Soe=
l9en itanb. - S9oener psn ct.
@loub ueilt eintse Gage In 9eiddften
bier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
YoaegebtQe.

9o@m'iter 9err gbt geter gnsel,
.. g. g., 1T Montas mad a@ttdstz
ger Nbweienbett wteber tn bte Ibtei
suridsefebrt. = &eses 9eben berri9t
mteber auf benz Plateau BET Der ct.
sSobn's untuerlitdt, iettbem basSerbf:
iemeiter ietnen Mnfans senommen bat.
Nabesu 200 Stubenten pertbetlen it9
auf bas College unb bic 9anbelsl6ule,
unb INNER laufen nod aeue Inmelbun=
gen Elm. Ote sroBe S9alersablt itdblt
ben uortbetlbaften &uf, bei1en ii6 ct.
sSobn's nett unb brett gu e~rfreuen bat.
= 9o9n. P. Bruno, .. g. 9.
wtrb bieier Sage auf ieinem ibm in
ct. Sobn's susemeienen Irbeitsfelbe
suridermartet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Sbrtns 9tQ.

Sn ben FL. gbeitanb traten Dien=
flag Morsen mdbrenb eines pom
bo@m. pfarrer 8riti9er sebaltene,,
Brautamtes 9err 26br unb SRI. Sti=
ferid. Na@ BEN fir@liden geremo.
MEN fanben ii@ CUR 9o@3ett, bic in,
elterlt9en 9auie Der 8raut sefeiert
rpurbe, ptele Selabene @dfte Elm, u,,s
ter btelen 9err unb Srau g. Seinen,
SRI. Mnna 9etnen unb 9eter 9einen,
IT,, por ct. gloub, wel@e benz slid=
li9en Raare bte aQerbeten. @ani@e
fur 6fen Submit entsesenbra@te.
Dab ft9 bieielben uerwirflt@en MD
gen, ruini@t BEN 8rautpaare ber
rMorbfern" tn aller gufrt&ttsteit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
9cr 9spsi9e. Der Papit babe Gar
NOo OT..rlIs.s a.. cos..nss

pINuI WtUIUU UUII <RHIFtUtt9H 8" Ie''V"'
StaatsIecretdr ernannt, bat pobl iez
Der 9eier ben Sartaren6aratter on
Der Stirne abseleien. Moran bot
ebenio penis @usli@t, su bteiem MIDI
tiseu @mt gu selansen, wie etpa I'M
fer 9ibbons. 9te Natur Der Otnge
brinst es NIT it9, baB basielbe einem
Staliener ibertrasen mirb. SIN
iibrisen bat Ytus Y. nit bieier Or
r,ennuns feline Gle, mas i9on bar=
aus beruorsebt, baB er ben Misr.
Werrp bel @al p~orlduiis ais Pros
Staatsl ecretdr beiteat bat. "
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
8as bic prsuBii9en Winiiter tn

@as bic prsukii9en @iniitsr tn
ben eriten Sasen mad ben i9redli9en
llebsri6pemmunseu on Salfsbereit=
idaft ueridumt baben, bat BITE &esie=
rllns na9sebolt. Ius Der Stats
bewilisans iinb benz Oberprdiioium
in Sreslau bereits uor einiSen @o9en
circa coo, 900 Mart CUR gerfasuns
seitelIt worben, unb iber bic Serwenz
buns elmer weiteren Wiuion nurbe
balb barauf beratben. Our6 Pripatz
wobltbdtisfeit maren CUR ielben s3eit
$40, 900 Wart suiammensebra9tm ors
Sen; ser l6limmiten IOtb tcnnte TO-
nit nod re6tSeitis ~absebolfen worben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Nelroie.

Montas Nadmtttas itarb bter bic
@attin bes an Der bieitsen beuti@=lu.
tberii9en 9emeinbe ais Prebtser an=
seiteuten 9errn &riser, ber BET alien
ietnen Witbarsern In bober I&tuns
itebt, barob tbm audi In Der Stunbe
bes berben @erluites allsemeines Set=
letb entsesensebra@t wurbe. Oie 8er=
itorbene binterldBt ibrem @atten feds
nod fleine &tnber. - Oienitas Nor=
gen purbe In Ser bieiisen S6weiteru=
i@ule i'm 8eiletn elmer Iebr sroBen
&inberI@aar nod etnem pom bo@m.
Yfarrer 9. &i9ter sebaltenen Sod
ante, Der l1nterri@t besonnen. -
0ie 9atttn bes 6errn Scarf 8osel,
mel9e lebte Wo9e Bel ber Samtlie
Sobn S. @inter TT Sprins Sin etnt=
&c Sage auf 8eiu@ mar, 1T am Samz
flag auridsefebrt. = SER sc. So
i@en 1T Dtenftas Mbenb nod benz
wetli@en Canada absereit, no ct
bie Mus1pabl Der 2dnbereten ber Ser
man Nmertcan 9anb Company per-
uoaitdnbisen mirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
ct. Mugufa.

9ier bauite Wontas Ibenb Elm
fur6tbarer Sturm, Ser Ben 8dumen
fart auiebte unb fleinere @ebdube
ilmmebte. = Gin &tnb Ser Samtlte
Symbolic unb Elm gntel9en bes 9errn
8ernb. @obman,t pon bier, wel9es
Sonntas ftarb, murbe Wontas Mor:
gen pom Der fatb. Stride In Clear
2ate aus gu @rabe %setrasen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Mus Der nm9e9enb.


@npalt s. 9. Stmsl besab ii@
Dtenitas mad ct. Gloub, no er tn
@e19aften Dor benz gountpratb tbd=
tis mar. Mu9 9err $. s. Meper
besab 1i9 Wontas Na9mittas na@
ct. gloub, no er auf bret Sage benz
County ais 0oritser bes gountpratbs
leine Dtenite letbt.
ct. Antbonh.
Sn unierer S9ule lit 9err US.
Me@tenbers, mel9em Elm ausseset9z
meter &uf als 0ebrer poranSins, ans
seItelt. BIS iebt bat Der rere I'M
terrt6ter BEN beiten gtnt,ud Sema9t,
,lnb es unterltest teinem I3uetfel, baB
uniere sSasenb ausse5eit netem 9an=
Ben anpertraut tit.
Mtt 40 S9ilern rpurbe Otenfta9
bier bte S9ule er6ffnet. 6err U. 6.
Seifert itebt Der S@ule ais Prtnstz
pal Dor. - Ser Srau g mitb murbe
etn Yferb unb inherent ho@w. Pfars
rer P. Otto, .. g. g., etn Bussp
9eftoblen. Bon ben 81 Ben bat maj,
Bis iebt nod feline Spur. = Dte @ets
aenernte erstbt In bteier @esenb swi=
.i@en 10 bts Is 8uibel Der Safer
basesen As Bul@el per ader. = Sc
sebt bas @erebe, baB bisr eine u8ass
let" .Tabrit 1T ,taber 3ufunft tn Be-
trteb Seiest rperben mtrb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Wetre VroOe.

llnlere Oorfi9ule besann lesten
Wontas ; in berlelben unterri6tet aebs
rer S@tlb in ber obereu unb 9ebrer
gb. Ortmann TT ber unteren &lalie.
SIM Oiltrtft $50 besann fri. Mnna
Marl9aQ Ben l1nterrt@t am slei@en
Sage. - Die r1el,e 2ebrermobnuns lit
unter Da@, unb bic Ean@er werben
nddfte @o@e an tire Mrbett seben.
-9ermaun S@ulte, welder ft@ por
eintsen @o@en NIT Der Nrt am SUP
uerlebte, tit iebt wteber 10 melt, bab
er it9 auf &riden ms Srete beseben
fann. = 8et Dem i@6nen Wetter pdbs
reub Der lesten @o@e 1uurbe bter nod
mau@e Subr 9eu etnsebetmit, mas
BET Der biesidbrisen u,aseren Seu=
ernte iebr gu itatten fam. : 9err
Scarf @teber, mel6er bis babin tn Der
Ndbe pom ct. gloub ais 9ebrer tbd=
tts mar, traf Wittwo@ bier ein unb
utrb tn Dem Gtabte S@ulbtitritt UNI
terrt1ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Gola Strtng.

Sotp Sp<bWw"
SRI. Inna gbleplen lit Samitas
mad Saut Centre sereiit, NO tie rpie=
berum ais eebrerin In elmer 9anbidule
tbdtts iein wtrb.-W. s. S9mitt lit
Mittwo@ nit ietner Samtlie na9 Der
@btte Garth &eleruation sereiit, NO
er ieinem farberen Slid ua9itreben
rb.-@nbe lester @o9e 1T Yeter
81. Ebeiien nit ietner Samilie uo1
ct. Soiepb BIER etusetrofen unb fat
eine Mniteauns in Ser Sobafabrit bes
Serrn Sobn Sbeis ibernommen.
Geo. Stein bat ietne QnItelluns in
Glen l1utn, sc. g., nteberselest
unb 1T Wttte lester @o9e BET 1etuen
bielisen gerpanbten unb Sreunbeu
einsetrofen.-5err Serb. Peters pom
Ser Cob Sprins 8rauseieaidaft tit
als Oelesat CUR Sabresueriammluns
bes 8. G. Staatsperbanbes BON Wtn=
neiota, bic ant %. bieles Monats in
Waba1ba 1tattftnoet, errpablt moroen.
Ole golb Sprins 8rauseieui9aft
wirb in Martp Elm 9aserbaus fir ibr
8ter erri9ten laiien unb bot ben Serrn
9suts @eber bortielbit als ibren
Msenten anseiteIt.-N 6. @enner
lit Mtttwo9 pon ct. Saul 3urii dsez
febrt, mo ct als Mttslieb Ben llniteb
States Seberal @ei@worenen anse=
b0rte.-@m. &61ner bat bic nabe
@attins selesene Sarm ieines 8ru=
bers 9eonarb iibernommen unb bereits
8eiib bauon ersrifeu. 2esterer wirb
etne furse 3eit tn Cob Sprins per-
metlen unb bann NIT letner Samilte
na6 Otlaboma reiien In Der abii@t,
bort etn neues 9eim gu 9rinben.
Waine Yrairie.
Gin beftiser Sturm iudte Montas
Mbenb bieie @eSeub betm unb ri9tete
sroBes l1nbetl an. Serl9tebene @inb=
mibler unb fleinere 9ebdube wurben
,lmsemebt, unb .. g. Stanlep's
Obfsarten wurbe namentli9 fart be-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21

to Dr. Norman Morgan the two story dwelling
mouse NO l.s48 Washing EtOn-aVe for $3.50. The LOT
Is Txl0s feet. MIR Whswell has also sold for Henry
D. Purroy. Meyer Butzel Robert a. Joyce To
anton Larsen the northwest corner Of the Southern
bouieydrd and BTcaK-avS.. vacant lot 9lxl00 feet,
L. krianger aue A. W. Miller & Co have sold
tor Eiza McMants the fcur four story hathouses
NO 2A TO go West One-huudred and ghteen tn 81
They each on a lot 25x10olf feet
J.. Eriange- has sold the vacant plot A. 76xf00S
test on the south sGs OF One -hundreG- tenth
st, y feet east of Fffth-sye
Katherine y fiealy Elise Hike have sold
the Two four story ard basement dwelling houses
Nos 32S and 30 East FOurteeath-st. Inc plot is
Edward l., TiIton hss sold through Renvvtck c.
hurry NO. l22 East Thirty -nintn-st. four story
ana basement dwelling house lot 2ix9s.5 feet
GaieWsh NJ i56 SecOnn-ave, "A four story tene-
ment house, iot I7.2x7s feet
j. Scott has sold tor ID. G. Egermayer the hvs
story tenement mouse with two stores No. so
Second-ave.. 25xI00 feet. he has also sold for A.
PeIser the three story and basement orownstOna
dwelling house No. lB East Ninety-hftn-st. Tho
lot Is 1s,9x100 feet.
Lucy r. McIntire has sold the four story brown
stone dwelling house No 81 West Seventy -hrst- st
The lot Is l9.6x1D22 feet.
Harry VI. Goldberg and samuel Wscht have
buildings, on pot is.5x1uo feet. They have slso
bought from the ROwagon estate the two five
story tenement houses Nos. i55 and ts7 Avenue A.
The plot is 474x94 feet Mr. Goldberg has sold the
five story hathouse No. "a East One hundred and
hfteenth-s taking In part payment four lots in
ChristOpher-st., Brooklyn. which he has resOld to
a builder The lot is 25xl00.1 feet.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
HEARING TODAY ON SURFACE LINES
Interurban Officials to Reply to Brief of
Merchants Association

The State Railroad Commissioners are to give
at 10 a. m to-day public hearing. in the Alder-
manic Chamber of the City Hall. on the question
of bettering traffic conditions the surface roaos
Representatives of the Interurban Street Rail
way Company and of the various civic and COM
rnercial organizations interested will be present
and offer plans for the consideration of the COM
r,,issiouers Chairman Cole has announced that
in opening the hearing he will probably call on
the officials of the railway company to submit
their answer. section by section, to the BRIEF OF
the Merchants Association, presented at the last
hearing After these officials have testified an
opportunity will be given to the chairmen and
members OF the legal and engineering committees
of the Merchants Association 20 refute any argu-
ments presented by the railway officials. or ad-
vance any further in substantiation of the
position assumed by the association.
a conference was held yesterday in the rooms of
the Merchants Association between Chairman Cole
and Frank NJ. Baker of the Railroad Commits
sioners and William F. King. Theron G. Strong,
William II. Shepard and the engineering commit
tee of the association. The legal committee of the
association has subdivided the questions under
consideration that each phase of the subject to be
treated will be handled by a small subcommittee
tee has prepared for to-day its recommendations
and suggestions touching the physical features
covered by the brief filed with the Railroad Com
mission.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
JUDGE ADAMS'S SUCCESSOR.
It Is Said That J. B. Dill Would Like the
Place.

Trenton Jan. Ex-Governor Murphy. 1T is
said is somewhat perplexed over the appointment
of a successor to Judge Frederic Adams as special
Judge of the Court of Errors and Appeals Among
the candidates who have been prominently spoken
of is James B. Dill. the well-known corporation
lawyer of East Orange. The Governor has been
informed that Mr.. Dill would welcome a place on
the bench to round off his successful career as
member of the bar.
Mr. Dill has the hearty support Of ex-United
States Attorney General John w. Griggs. WITH
whom he is associated in the practice of law and
he is also held high regard by the Governor, OF
whom he is a personal friend on account Of his
legal attachments. The executive, however. is
confronted by conditions which are regarded mere
as making the appointment of Mr. Dill far from
probable. Chief among these is the fact that MI
Dill has been so closely affiliated with large cor
porate interests that feared his elevation TO
the Court of Errors and Appeals would invite sun
further hostility to the attitude of the admnistra-
ton regards trusts
Governor Murphys Utterances on the trust qles-
ton have not been accepted in exactly the spirit
they were intended and in many instances have
been distorted almost beyond recognition Ihe
Governor is fully that he has aroused OPP
but at the same time he does not WISH 10 lnvlte
criticism of his judicial appointments, Whether
justly otherwise. While Leading members OF
the New-Jersey bar have assured the Governor tndI
there could be imprOpriety in naming a lawyer
of the standing of Mr.. Dill politicians have taken
q different view Of the situation pointing out Indl
the long association of Mr. Dill with the big cor
porations of the State might be read1ly mlScon-
strued and used effectively by political adversares
Jersey corporation laws. and he has for years been
consulted by the Corporations Department as re-
Sowere or the Construction to be placed upon the
many sections of the corporations act
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

William E D. Stokes yesterday transferred TO
Terese D. Browning property the north side Of
Seventy -fourth-st.. so feet east Of West End-ave
The plot is 25xHsx25x45.6 feet.
Captain James X Price flied plans yesterday for
two two and one-half story frame houses which ne
is to build the north side Of One-hundred-and-
seventy-Second-st 40 feet east of Monroe-ave., in
The Bronx They are 20 cost $500, and each will
be 20xf6 feet.
August Belmont Edwin Thorne and John whaIen
were elected directors in the Century Realty Com
pany yesterday
5. P. Mcconnell vice-presdent Of the George A
Fuller Company. was elected president yesterday.
succeed H $. Black. who had resigned. Mr.
Black has retained his place chairman OF the
board of directors Of the United States Realty and
Construction Company. of which the Fuller COM
pany is integral part.
Jordan l.. Mott, who has lust sold his house az
the northwest corner OF Fifth-ave and One-hun-
Observation-Disclosures mas taken title to No %
East Forty-nintEI-St-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
MANsLAUGHTER VERDICT FOR GIRL.
She Fatally Stabbed Chinaman Who De-
tanned Her in His Laundry.

Mary Kern seventeen years old, who fatally
stabbed Fo wah in bis laundry at NO 80"
C;rand-st Brooklyn, on October -, is"-' was
convicted of msnsiaughter III the SECOND oe-
gree hv Jury in the Kings County Court late
YESTERDAY afternoon. The penalty is minimum
of ono dav and a maximum of fifteen years in
the State prison The girl will be sentenced
by Judge Crane on Friday.
The prosecution WAS conducted by Assistant
District Attorney Roy, and the defence ny
Thomas H. Morgan. In selecting jury only
ten minutes taken. which comes near 10
being the record in the Kings County Court
The Assistant District Attorney, in trying 10
prove the girl guilty of murder in the second
degree. declared that she had asked Fo wan
to give her shelter for the night. and in the
morning had killed him in dispute over money
The defence contended that the girl had been
forced to remain all night in the laundry ana
had stabbed Fo Wah in self-defence when she
attempted to escape in the morning