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New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
Foreign Properties for Sale.

NOR SALEA beautiful country in one OF ths
IL charming villages IN Cheshire. England. within
easy Manchester Liverpool Chester
District % the North Cheshire hounds The
district noted its fine riding and driving facilities
and fox hunting having the finest roads North %
Eng and Estate contains acres OF land and stahlus
for horses House contains hTst door drawing
dining room. library. billiard and
kitchen hail. buffers pantry second floor
bedrooms sewing roonl- bathroom, Third floor
good servant accommodation The house IS built of
white brick and and within the last years the
interior has heeu thoroughly redeCOrated Messrs
Naples % London All rev plumbing ho- water heating
and drainage American principle has been IN. The
stables have all been reuodeed by Mers Nusgrave ot
belfast principle ceilings
walls decorated TILES. The grounds splendidly
ranged and all under cultivation. Fcrnsrss. conserva
tories houses Reason for selling. having
the States. Address, full uars. Box
1460 Boston. Mass. L s A. or Baycl1e. LYNN.
Cheshire. England.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
ARBITRATION COMMITTEE RESIGNS.

Par Harbor Ne. July 2o-The joint arbitration
committee. OF which Bishop Lawrence of Fosto,
IS chairman, appointed 20 adjust The disagreement
between the master builders and the union labor
ers having found that the TWO factions are NOT
On common ground have resigned At the reouest
q both SIDES. however they have consented to con-
uHue their hearings and make recommendation
The papers signed for the selection Of cornr,,++
of ARBITRATION called for the settlement OF all cues
Dons IN dispute The committee found that the
union men refused 10 submit the proposition ttat
Ilsg shoLio "ork with non-union men as II would
pe contrary 10 their national coustitufion Trbe
p1-4ceTs claimed thic one of the 0uestgo-s
under dispute and should be arbitra1ed
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
TO BEGIN THE ASPHALT SUITS.
Receiver Can Do So in ANY District-To
Move in This State and Pennsylvania.

Trenton. n. J.. July 2O-Judge kirkpatrick signed
an order to-day authorizing Henry Tatnall ia
ceiver of the Asphalt Company Of America and
the National Asphalt Company. to prosecute suits
against the promoters of the defunct asphalt COM
panes in any district of the United States and the
District of Columbia. 1t is said suits are to be
begun in Pennsylvania and New-YOrk looking
toward the return Of the profits alleged 10 have
been made illegally.
The promoters whom Mr.. Tatnal charged with
making unlawful profits Francis V. Greene
Amzi L. Barber George W. EIkiLs. J. J. Albright
Edward Hayes, c. X. Robinson, E. Burgess War
ren, William L. Elkins, George D W1dener, SidI.ey
r Tyler William J. Isatta. William H Crocker
and Henry c. Spinks,
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
TO LAUNCH TURKISH wARsHIP.
The Occasion Will Be Celebrated Next Sat-
urday at Cramps Shipyard.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Philadelphia. July 2O-The Star and Crescent of
the Sultan will hutter in the same breeze with the
Stars and Stripes next Saturday afternoon, when
the Turkish cruiser Mediidie will plunge from her
cradle in Cramps shpyard into the waters of the
Delaware. In many ways this war vessel will be
remarkable in the annals Of the famous shipbuild-
ing firm.
She is the first vessel 10 be built here for the
Turkish Government, and will be the most nearly
completed seadghter ever launched the Della
ware 1t is expected that she will be the fastest
cruiser ever constructed for foreign power, and
one of the speediest second class fighting vessels
that sail the main. She will be named in honor OF
the Sultan's father
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
lntersst; trustee's sale:

each 25xio0; all right sale
estate OF Jason Rogers. deceased.
BY Peter F Meyer; IA 2sth-st = 24s4 f. OF Ith-
agt A r Neeer al Atwater & c, B La Fetra.
s22.OOO -
By Joseph Day: 4.467 Pa<k-aye. g. 90 It OF
1s2d-st 1SxS6 6x1SxS5S. story dwg h, Empire City
SAVINGS Bank agt d MeGrath ct al 9 W Dayton atty
S353 45.
BY Philip A Smyth: 16eth-st. us q " OF
Sirnpson-st, 25x49 4X494 Smpson-st X2ax3ksXS6s.
story bldg. with story ( Empire City
Savings Bank Anund johnson ct al: G " Dayton.
atty Frank CochTane ref 81 295 So taxes etc
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY James L Wells: Broadway, " cor Ssd-st. iis2
xT53x1oox25. lxSoo: hotel
trustees sale Long Island-A
cottage with large plot Noyae, sag Earhor trustee
sal Corona Isand-Ranoall-st. lOl- -0Z IL s
Prometcha-ave 4sx1O0 45x4 77x1oo vacant: trus
tees Corona Long Observation-Disclosures 1ee %
Of Turnpike Road 25xlOo; vacant trustees sale
n Aaple-st lots IS and 50.
on block ~ map OF Yonkers Park Association;
sale MamaTonsck. n. Y-Ldvingston- 3 - n =
Grand Psrk-ave sDx2s5 Highland Dr&ss trustees
saie George. n Y.-An right, title and Interest
10 lots .. and block map Of camp grounds of
the Lake George Camp Association trustees sale Toms
River. ~ J-Shspherd-sYe bet 7th and an EFe1 lots
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
pEoNAGE VICTIM BATTLES IN CHAINS
Body of Negro on Beach Was Shackled
with Ball and Chain
lY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUyE.l

savannah Ca. July 20.-The finding Of the body
to-day of Charles Walker the negro convict who
was drowned at Tybee Island Saturday, when
the gang had been driven into the surf to battle
revealed the fact that Walker had been sent into
the surf numbered with shackes. The ball and
chain were still fastened to his feet and waist.
When Walker was drowned it given out that
he had simply gotten beyond his depth, and it
thought possible that he had -nitted suicide to
escape serving the remainder OF rs 'ern. The
finding Of his shackled body to-day that mis-
death resulted from his becoming srtangled in the
chains and being unable 10 stand up in the heavy
swell.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
REALTY NOTES.

John N. Golding has sold for Evans Buscar to
F. W. woolworth the three story new private sta
ble No. 121 East Eighty-third-st The price asked
for this property was $50 600 1t is understood that
something near this amount was paid for the prop
erty.
The Recommendation Casino Company has
leased No. l57 West One-hundred-and-twenty
fourth-st from Winslow 3. Clark for seven years
at a Graduated rental from 81 500 to 5000
There were plans for new buildings or alteTa-
tions filed in the Buildings Department of The
Bronx YESTERDAY
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ii5' Saeains ois ls9 f s Of 4aays pssc s4ssfs SsSs
s S2 * + idO1 E5 l2s So TS1' to- ssEHSias h34
sl5.oo6 '4'y'n 70 Len. Lew. ,.s-ss, Nominal
oshs %65sS.n Esss, # s. e. 4lpl s6s
other Inortgags' SIS 900: o IAN and .. 100
Marcus L L S.-, i,els -'', nominal
252: FTeaeriek Beer to Henry E HowISnd,
wadswcr,h-ays E $ i25 IT n Of l75th St. 455x
6It 1IOHSo 4xloo' Walter Clarke to Annie A,,,..,
46tll-st s 8 POS IT Of 3d-ave iooxioo5 samuel
Wen to schwaTsehiid & suIzbeTser company
snE-st n " cor 4th-st 4o,iix7o, 5x4S ax72s:
Ernest B Wintersmith 10 York Building
11ath st. N6 sss West Is sxi6 Is fGeas2ck
Company i'u'.'-lt Nominal
'oi9 Pss 6Msb65.5 # 70 6spl. e 'q 6Msssass
2othet PsTt 10 al! sa sS West 1i n James aai
Manus to Mary ] Mcdonald; mortgage. $4,000: 60,
Mead ct al to ea James Mciefre9 Emma 1000
Goodstein and another: mortgage $4,000; 90
Tranor to Anna.M Trainor inoT5gags s2ee Nominal
United states Life Insurance Company to Isdor
FriediaHder; and s; o c and 100
Marssre @ Collins TO 70 cat5aGne "a II o5S mort
a5th-s n $ ITO it E Of Iexington-ave, 5ox1oos;
- - part: mortgage. $i2 coo; c and 100
Pster Bau4snn ,.- o.-. .,.-',e 117sO
Park-ave No 1.64s, :. 24.1Ox9O: Anna Dressler
TO Harry Klein, mortsage $4,000. o c 100
91th-st No Sl5 TO S25 East. 15Ox1NOI1: the
PEOPLES Co operative Ice Co to Patten Vacuum
Ice Co. mortgage S40O Nominal
Isaac Harris 70 Max Banck; mortgage, S6f 600
C 100
12lst-st No 213 West 25x1O0 Il: Elias GussaroT
and another mot her to Elizabeth Mortimer; mort -
gage SZoUtu; and 100
Arthur-ave. s. 2tS9 II : Samuel-st
n 67.6x 6 Sx 5 1O(x n 5 SN n W
Ward Bank ............-,, $500
1st-av No 1893. s. "a SKIS: Rosina Null to
Pellegrino Null all title mortsage Ss.
9th-aye No 900. s. 1S-6X6010 Bertha Fedman
TO Frieda Hart: mortgage, $4,000; o C -... 100
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
INDICATIONS THAT HE WAS pRucern

Niagara Falls. X Y. July % CspeciaD D.-BertboId
1o.osnnt-l. said 70 represent Arnold Schif OF No
q White-st, New-York. was found WANDERING siro
lesziy about the street late tonight At Police
headquarters he could not give an eKpiana4ion.
<epefs found gave the address. Appearances tnai-
= Ilst l!e iad been drUgged His mind remains
" N4aaA DE Remembers neither home nor name
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
POLITICIAN sHoT az RIuAI

Lamar. Mo July 2l-Ex-Marshal James NJ F,os
was shot at the home Of Claude East by Bert"
cochran. Il is said the TWO men were rivals for
me affections OF Mrs C B. Martin, a widow. and
thst they had quarrelled. Rice is a prominent
po4ihcaii dis wounds are regarded fatal
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
REAL ESTATE.
The Trust Com pany of the Republic
to Haze Ne10 Quarters.

The Trust Company of the Republic is TO occupy
the second floor of Nos q and 29 Pine-st. the for
ner Kuhn-Loeb Company building. 1t has leased
the floor for number Of years through Richard
NJ Montgomery & Co.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By I. J Phillips Co: IS 16sh-st, g. 225 II " Of
4th-ave 25xs2 story bldg: MonatiqHot Real Estate
Company agt Badeau al; ] y Tuttle. atty; Emil
Codark ref taxes S7e1s As; partition adjourned
Broadway. 31st-sr. CO 10
xI4sT 70 sth-ave x3s. 2x6ox2oz1 1oe story bldss
and ! and story and bhdgs; " X II Martin
sEt same: rarne atty ref. etc, ga lOi par
ton adjourned 10 July 30.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
READY FOR BUSINESS IN FAIL.

It was said yesterday that the cooperative loan
society organized under special act Of the legis-
lature passed last winter. in which the Rev DR.
David ]. Burrel, Flther Cotton. Thomas NJ. Mulry
and others are interested. will not be ready to
transact business until some time next fall.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
TINPLATE STRIKE ENDED.

Fittsburg, July 20--The strike al the McReesport
I'm Plate Companys plant, at Port Vue. seems IN
have been broken number of new men xvera
et work to-day, and the officials claim thet al .
the ten mills are running. which means thar .bs
plant Is going al its full capacity NN0
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
BOSTON COPPER MARKET WEAK.

Boston. July 20.-Coppers were weak to-day and
trading light, except in Amalgamated and
Copper range. The former stock fell to Ass. new
low record The shares closed just above the
lowest. The general market active and ir
regular, with a 4 point break in Sugar the feature
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
PROMOTION ON THE BOSTON AND MAINE.

Nashua. n. H. July 2O-Charles E. Lee super
intendent of the Worcester. Nashua and Portland
division, has been promoted to the Office of as
sistant general manager of the Boston and Maine
system. Mr. Lees successor on the Worcester
branch is William R. Mooney OF Concord.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

llth-st. Nos 22T and 229 West. for a five story
brick tenement house, 40xS5; w c. Langdon.
owner; A o Haddick architect .-.....--..... S3l
Avenue G and 6th-st corner for a six story
brick hathouse with store 44x9O6; Rosen-
berg. owner; A E Badt architect ....--.-... G.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
JupGM ENTS.

The following judgments for sums Of over 500
were filed yesterday. the first name being that OF
the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
Furnished Houses to Let-Countrn

WATCH HILL. r l.. COTTAGE To sT-B-LFT
w cuustances preventing lessor from occupying of
attractive cottages Watch HII wishes %
sublet. also for July be had
from August ist. For fun particulars. write
FRANK " COY. Westerly. r.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
Public Notice.


SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
the President q the Borough of Manhattan ths
City Hall. Room No. Is. until II o'clock A. N.
TUESDAY. July ri lOOs-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21

- the Aesiaent q TIE Boroash e MaEsattan- az a
the CITY fan Rom IS untn II oeioeS A. n %
rsssav .hliy .. 1915
~ for reEulatnE and EradnG elr1i ifs -. 80
80 rT--,lres ar Tuenty-sIshth street fraTl Ccr-
svsnue Nicholas terrace
Nen -ss1,latinE paving with asphalt pave
- - con-rete The roace az et oie 80.
dred ard FoTty-see9na street. iiAl
Seventh avenue r-,s.,--.s...-sb r4-aAs
- N-f~ToIas avenue Amsterdam avenue
n For recuiatug. grading ard paN aE Win e
Toafway e1 fort Washlnslna
toll - 80 -5rrb and rag the from Vest one
Sc hrst intersection
-5rr A. unnamed about mile north % sad
one IIu1dr-f and i<l9afy- FIRST street
Eor fuI psrtlcuiars see CIV Record
JACOB A. CANTOR. Borough President
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
Real Estate W Gnted.

Country Property for Sale.
vALUARI.E TRACT or 700 ACRES
BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. WITH
MILES FRONT on PENN. r.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Rutland & WHITING CO..
EEEKMAN
WILL SELL new ATLANTIC CITY licensed hotei:
steam heat - furnished complete. al year
heese: central location. OWNER. 1910 Arch-s-
Philadelphia, Penn.
WANTED buy. a good farm: not particular as 70
w location have plenty water and some tim
VIII stock crops and farming
dress giving fuh particulars and lowest price P o.
Los. Hartford. Conn
V-III.AC7E HOME. high located FOR sufferers from
asthma. ETC. All improvements. nalf fruit
barn. terms W. PARKER SMITH. SqriuE Valley. ~. T.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
NOTICE OF SALE AT PI-RLIC AUCTION
THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF

Manhattan win sen az unolfc auction through Bryan
L KenneIly Auctioneer the highest bidder on the
Sat Iay ~ July 1893 az the premises
an the buildings and ~ buildings and existllF
sfr,~f11res with an materials u appurtenant
thereto then contained within th@ follow
land Situate n the Borough or MtftnhtaA ID
The City New York 20 wit -.
parcel ANos 13s. I55 q Allen street Boroash
OF Manhattan
Fo~ F1fl particulars 't-ity Record -
F47rorgh cr Larhar-an-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
City Property for Sale.

nOCK PROPERTY FOR sAIETwo ane large Sites.
one North. other East River for cash ap-
proved credit W X. ASTON. Pine st
1.-TWO HOUSES one frame sale Spring
Il St Address z. 5 PEARSALL. Saratoga So 'gs y Y
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21

OWNERS Attentiont-Don't bother with tenants and
~ repairs: viii your tsnements fats lease
and give you cash security. PESCIA Co. 400 Bwsy-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-21

- the President - the Manhattan the
Cytv Han Room until II C'clucE on Tues
day July - 1898. alterations and repairs 70 ne
thouse. New York county bofo-sn ol Aian
haitian The CITY cf New erc
For full particulars see CITY Eecord
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-08
KLOTz & GOLDMAN.
PRATT CITY
Several Items of News From the Pros
porous Mining City.

Pratt City, May 7. = Especially 1.-THE
knights of Pythias held an interesting
meeting last evening. A committee was
appointed to confer with the knights of
Honor lodge this morning concerning a
Joint picnic. The two lodges agreed to
unite and the picnic will be at Crews
Springs on the Both of May. 1t is ex-
pected that large number of people will
attend and the excursion train will be
run in two sections.
Mr. S. M Lovelady of Cullman is the
guest of his brother, DIR. r. f. Love-
lady.
The Rev ]. D. Simpson, presiding eld-
er for the Birmingham district, was in
the city today.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Atkinson have
moved into the new residence on Third
street, which they recently purchased
from Dr. r. H. Hamrick.
Mayor e. J. Hudnall and j. B. Arid
went to Cooks Springs yesterday on a
fishing expedition, but were forced to re-
turn last night on account of the heavy
rain.
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der plain guarantee.
All condolences held inviolate.
Consultations at office or by mail in
vited without charge.
Treatment by mail for those who can
not visit US.
No written prescriptions. We furnish all
medicines.
Question blanks for man or woman sent
free on application.
our institute is thoroughly equipped
with all modern surgical. electrical. X
ray, violet ray, galvan faradlc battery.
electric static machine, arc light hi
nets and other modern electro and me-
chanical therapeutic devices for aidine
ms in the scientific treatment Of chronic
diseases
Montgomery Advertiser: Dr. Dozier 4.
Endorsed by the press and people of every
section OF Alabama.
The Southern Odd Fellow: We cannot
add anything to the reputation Dr. o. T.
Dozier has already acquired in the line
of his profession. but we know him to be
on TO carry out every promise he makes
TO those needing his services
Masonic Guide: DIR. Dozier comes from
a family of prominent physicians, and
Nth his full store of medical knowledpe
and his large experience in his profession
can be relied on to treat disease In the
most successful manner.
Are-Herald: His long record and an
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distinction of standing at the head OF his
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-08
SELMA.
Committee Comes From Pineapple to
Select a Town Marshal.

Selma, May 7.-SpeciaD.-A committee
from the town council of Pineapple, Will
cox county, came to Selma today on
somewhat novel quest. The office of town
marshal of Pineapple is vacant and no
proper person can be found in the town
to take the position. hence committee
was sent to Selma to seek out some fear
less. conscientious party who would play
no fayorites and execute the law In an
unbiased and satisfactory manner. The
name of 8. NJ. Payne, a former member
of the Selma police force and an ex-Con-
federate soldier, who served with valor,
was given the committee and he has been
offered the position. He leaves tomorrow
for the city and will look over the field.
Mr. Payne also served in the Spanish
war. being at Porto Rico, where he had
charge of municipal police after the sur
render Of the island.
Work has been resumed on the LOUIS
vile and Nashville railroad bridge, which
is to span the Alabama river at this
point. There is only one more long span
to be put into the bridge before the work
will be practically completed and trains
from Pensacola run directly into the city
instead of going around by Gulf junction
and crossing on the bridge of the Western
Railway Of Alabama. Upon the compile
ton Of the Louisville and Nashville bridge
the Western will abandon the present
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-08
TUSCALOOSA.
Dispensary Report Shows Sales for the
Past Four Months or $27, 800.

Tuscaloosa, May 7.-(Special.)- AT
meeting of the board of mayor and alder
men last night the report of the dispens-
airy showed that the sales for the past
four months amounted to s27S00. After
the dispensary report discussion as to
whether the COWS should be allowed to run
at large in certain sections of the city
or not was discussed at length. Robertson
Brown appeared, stating that he had
list containing 1877 names requesting that
cows should be allowed to run at large
in certain portions of the city. This
movement was opposed by Henry A.
Jones. The dispensary was ordered to do
nate 500 to the street fair to be given
in Tuscaloosa in the coming fall. Ii
cense was fixed for express companies at
$50 per annum. ]. Manly Foster sent in
his resignation as a member of the board
of education of the Tuscaloosa graded
schools. 1t was requested that Mayor
Cochrane ask him to withdraw his res'g-
nation. A proposition made to the city
some months ago by DIR. Searcy stating
that the owners of the Evergreen ceme-
terry would give the cemetery to the city
WILL YlfVu 1ddiAiohdif ~ NAANS
use the money for enlarging the cemetery
was accepted and a committee was or
cred to close up the deal at once.
The crowd that gathered in Clark hall
yesterday to hear Senator John 7. Nor
gan was a very large and enthusiastic
one. Besides the students and faculty
great number of ladies and business men
of the city were present. After being in
troduced by Judge William S. Thorington,
dean of law at the university. He spoke
at length on the future of Alabama, and
painted in glowing terms the many nat
ural advantages that made Alabama one
of the very foremost states in the whole
land.
Mrs. Mamie r. Willerson has gone to
St. Louis, where she was called by the
sudden death of her brother, DR.. John
r. Bryson. a prominent physician of that
city. DIR. Bryson was student of the
University of Alabama during the war.
Senator Morgan, with distinguished
party of gentlemen, took a trip up the
Warrior river yesterday afternoon on the
steamer "Ottowa." The senator has done
much to secure the many appropriations
for the Warrior, and he necessarily felt
much interest in the work Inat Is pro-
crossing there so rapidly. The party
passed through the first three locks to the
coal mines at Tidewater, then to Hoiton,
where the furnace Is just nearing COM
pletion He expressed himself as being
greatly impressed with the trip.
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NUMBER OF MINISTER'S
AT DIOCESAN COUNCIL

Demopolis, May .-(special)-The sec
ond days session of the diocesan coun-
ell of the Protestant Episcopal church
in Alabama was opened today by a talk
from the Hon. Charles E. Waller of
Greensboro on the question of vestrymen.
which was handled in his admirable style.
The following churches have lay dele
gates present: Grace church, Admission:
ST Michael and All Angels, Admission;
Trinity. Bessemer; st. Mary's, Birming-
ham; Church of the Advent, Birmingham;
St Marks, Birmingham; st. Thomas,
Chronicle; st. Johns, New Decatur; Trim
ity, Demopolis; st. Johns mission, Ems
ley; st. James, Eufaula; st. Stephens,
Eutaw; st. Mlchaels. Faunsdale; st.
Johns, Portland; Holy Comforter, Gads-
den; st. Andrews. Gallon; st. Thomas.
Greenville; st. Andrews, Haynevf1le; Ma
tivity Huntsville; St. Paurs, Lowndes-
boro; st. Johns, Montgomery; Holy Com