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New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

a., Iobn \ 6ioldng: Broadway. cor 4eth-st l23 {x
-5E2sXSl.4s story Ok pus D'os' fuuS
auction sale withdrawn al S43-sso
EJysar Kennedy I'D II ~ btn
ave a-xqs .. 1 story dWE with store. bid in at
50 300 SstlI-st 2JUb II OF .Aiiisteld' q =:
l6=xlDO.s story and basement b : II o"s ~ 10 -
Richard Davis for sl5Vu" -, g.,
proolIyn-449 Putnam ave 10 Livingston HaIhG'i l'
s. 54se. - - - r
y Ingralaru- III ia lIlais "a tiits q
STORY fa stores. adjourned 10 March l.
~ DE-. WaliIearss: 53e r l1tl-sts sor5 On zen ~
ra rho Lake Z. Watts Orphan House for SlsuAAl
-, Parish Fisher Mooney 4 co. 3l " 9-d-St: 10 Inc
milton SI5.tEvO. SIS listh-St ia II o.
Couvent-aye l66x9911. story dVg h; 10 The FesSeF
rs. George Read & Co: 2i1 " 5sth-st. st h:
adjourned March 4 49,
l. H. Charles Hoffman, 81. I70- 300 i0lsst st
Il Ten ~ 10 Hoyt Tor $1,000 Convent ave- :.
10 1a1stst 2s4 szi0o: william H9GSefTe5 az
ID Butler et al; Morrison a. n, attys: II w BOOK
stsver ref etc 81 $50 80 n
drawn: Prospect cor OF .S-sgeI-a,.e.
- fr ren h. Joseph Stirxney agt N 4 Ogden et an
Mi1chej a 81 attys; J ? Mcponough, ref- amt due,
- 90 .. taxes go ~ sold subject 10 mortgage
- ~ .sB a. Leslie Palmer for fySsl
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
TEACHER SHOOTS PUPIL.
He SAYS That BE Vas Threatened
bv a Cr1ozcd Of Students.
rp~ rf-z,r.rH 10 TBE rrIFE NE-l

TE-5NEAFh itf Affh ii-ifta-Nf-t
,-og,,,,,hia. : = Feb. 25.-Edward Foster
a-.-er7 wears old was shot and fatally
-on,5ed by Reuben = Pitts in the principal :
-, ,f he Innan High School. in Spartanbure
--,, pitts. a son OF the Rev John n Pitts.
,r t,,e F-rs, Baptist Church Of spartsnburg and
-~aduatc of Flsr1usn University. is principal ol
- nigh - chool and Foster student
Tho rrincipal who is man Of rather deilcate
-t,-sioue. has been in charge of the school since
5as+ Serrenl1er. and Of late says be has had con
-.-zhls trouble with the older students His
,-sior Of the shooting is that he ordered Foster
- remain after hours because Of disobedience'
and announced 10 the other students that ne
,.o7,ld have 10 give Resler whipping He TOOK
.be box into an adjoining room and began 10
,,,-, him h7r- Foster wrenched the whip from
-be principal Tbereupon the big boys IN the
s7ioin4nc room rushed to treir companions as
fs-anoe. Pitts then drew his revolver, he says.
% oz-orsve the crowd. and presented II at Eos
r 7-lo was quite close TO him The boy
,--,fol down the weapon. causing it TO be dis
.-srpe6. and the bullet passed through his ab-
domen-
Medical attention for the wounded boy was
---,,,,-,a5 and Pitts surrendered TO consta bic.
-, 80 drove into Spartanburg. about fifteen
.57.s ar5 II last accounts were staying at the
7es5i-r hotel there. the Sheriff not having taken
5-sree Of the teacher
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Th following petitions IN bankruptcy were fled
Yesterday with the clerk of the United states
District Court:
business No, 81 Greenest, with Louis Berner' La
Principal creditors. Philp
IIerzog. No % Park Row $3.50 and A Yesky. No 40
T0HT NJ SMITH. butcher Pine Hill. Ulster County,
Y Liabilities 81 sol -; $50 Principal cred
i4rs Jacob Forst Rondout, " y 50, SO, secured by
assignment II insurance policy; Adams & Co, No
SJ0l and United Beef Company. ~
First-ave.. S4I4 -. - 49,.
MORRIS LOUIS ENGI4ANDER and MICHAEL RAM
RAF{ trading Englander. Son RaTnbar. dresses and
cJoaks No Bieecker-st.. involuntary. Petitonng
creditors l.. Spero Co. s17S; Stevens. Sanford *
Fjsniev S5O5 and h Klein & Co. s5s. John G Coleman
Temporary receiver, bond, Sit.'fp
HERMAN and GH-ZA KLEIN. trading as Klein BrotH-
ers boots. shoes and clothing Ne 2232 FIRST ave NO
74I Third-ave 5s MANN involuntary
Petitianing CREDITOR Manhattan Shoe Company; 81
Wechser Iaufer Co. S624, and Frank Melville, seA
Robert Morris temporary receiver; bond Of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
CHARGED WITH THREE MURDERS
Man Taken from Home Of Fourth Bride and
Accused of Killing Her Predecessors.

T75is1apolis. Feb 20.-Aihert a. Knapp. for-
-s-1, Or Hamilton. Ohio. was taken by the
,,,;i-e to-day from the home Of his bride on a
.-e-ze Of murder. The police say that the VIE
- r-cse home Knapp was arrested whose
maiden name was Anna May Gamble, IS ms
,,,--+ wife. and that the others disappeared in
- manner which warrants investigation Knapp
=. = aid married the following women IN the
,-ss- given. Emma Stubs. Jennie Connors,
7z--rsr Goddard and Anna May Gamble
H. married Miss Connors and Miss Goddard IN
,rs,,fl-,,r. The latter. according 10 complaint
.,sds ~ The police al Hamilton by an uncle dis
--.ara5 az. December 30 last. A few days later
r-.-- married Miss Gamble here An inTestI-
-, - Hamilton showed that Mrs Knapp No
. -sallv 5isap appeared on December u. and that
,5a following dav Knapp was seen TO take from
-4e fo-7er q large box and carry II away IN a
,,.sear rented from q livery stable Further in
-.se-fgs-ion showed that wife No. was found
dead 2 fen years ago in q canal at Hamilton
--hr coroDer Investigated al the time, but ar
,-,,-az - no definite conclusion regarding the
manner of her death
When asked to-day about the disappearance
~ his fhfrd wife. Knapp said that she had
ss---1v z9ne away. he did not know where me
~ ~ 1oolr from the house, he explained con-
-z5-,e5 ald clothes. whiIh he threw away Two
lies rom the city. Knapp. the police say, mas
se----4s : -e-rn Of eight years in prison
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

p Il Harding st. Louis; drygoods. Albert.
J. A. F3roun St. Louis Francis Broun. department
Edward L. Betz St Louis; department store, Criterion
Taina a Weiss Cincinnati: Harry Weiss, wholesale
II L ZONES Paris III: drygoods Rossmore.
$ Minear q Co, Greensboro. Ind; 5 P MineaT.
drygoods Rossmore- -
Danhury Manufacturing Company, Chcaso' L. +
4 + Prince Tuscaloosa, Ala; drygoods and shoes
2 Helberg, Chicago: Sol Klein. fancy goods. Herald
Ianlury skirt COMPANY Chicago; Henry Marks whole
clothing No. l33 West
Halle Bros Company. Cleveland s. P Halle. ladies
g 81 Horntlal Company. Chicago; NJ Fitzsibbon
,,anufscturerz No Is West Trirty-eghth-st.
Prank F TAYLOR Chicago; William F. Taylor, drygoods
hi W. Harvey Denison Tex; drygoods, Broadway
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
HO FL
DEN MS,
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.

The Dennis is beautifully situated, di-
rectlv facing the ocean and Boardwalk
Hot and cold sea water in private baths
All Coli pri"ileges-
For convenience Of prospective visit
ors from New York and vicinity, we viii
have personal representative at the
Holland House, New York, Tuesday:
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF
each week during February from 10
A. NJ. to 8 P. NJ, with room plans and
all information.
WALTER J. BUZBY-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
REALTY NOTES.

Holdridge Dennis & Preston were the brokers IN
the sale Of Nos S. 50 and 62 Wall-st-, running
through to Nos 63 and So Pine-st, to the Interna-
tional Banking Company.
Among the mortgages filed yesterday was the
following. Isaac G Johnson & co. "a cOrporHtlon)
TO the Knickerbocker Trust Company, as trustee,
an franchises. property. both real and personal
etc 20 years per cent: Sl00.0o0-
The Empire City Realty Company Is the buyer or
Nos 343 and 345 West Fifty-eighth-st-
CORPORATION Counsel Rives has begun SUIT 20
ACQUIRE title for the city 70 the land on the west
The American Seaman's Friends Society Is the
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
The FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

ss5 u.-No- 55S East Firleenrt-zt-: samuel Jones.
$500
los45 . No Ie b; FrederieI Bonnet;
triaiug
II:ao = NO 20 East Forty -afta-st. Frank Cot
sI9a
1eoa r. Mo Hundred thirteenth
Ennis Me6icke: $50
1-s0 p. mo. I.I75 Fulton-ave; Ernest Krun 81.
?. H.-No Twenty -frsf-st.; u
Theological Seminary, trihing
s:l5 g.. M King-st-; Richard Loyder- $50
SO p Mo. j Jonn-st; Teunison Tag snd TSlne
Company. $1,000
s2o p m.-Ao. IS Henry-zt. Max COepersteini SIS.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Nv Io1n \ ,ioldnE. 9ss Brook ave- 2 e cor l"fth-st
20 5axe5 Sfxo7. .J1xg! b y n ana stof"
Hv adrian n Muller SON 3I3 ID e = fo-' II .
,, seti1 i .Grxs4, : story b b ana store -
pet r Never Co: % Z l8lsl-st Il > i"" Al " "a
PARK ave 25xis9. IL story b y D. r.,
BY A Sm-th- saw MIL Lam T. "a --
ebsster Road about 81 - acres ne r.
By A sherman hhli = 49, Inns
road a.sIx-25 - L.u.--, -.
samuel ;ojasficEer. Plot East Chester, oounled on
north Nv land OF William Odeli on east BE- fSaschsie
creek ana west by ecFes containing ABOUT
q
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
OLD GUARD ARMoRY NOT SOLD.

There was i large crowd in attendance on the
auction sales at the Real Estate Exchange yester-
dav when the Old Guard Armory, At Broadway and
Forty-ninth-st. was put up for sale BY John n
Golding. - T..
riece og property would be lively, but hardly any
surprise was expressed when the first BID reteIved
was sae0 0G0. Other bids We're received untll the
Nm from the sale.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

ForsvtI,-st Nos 30 and 81. for 2 six story brick
-eneuent house with store. JUXs8.S: MishkInd
& Feinberg owners; Sars & Smallheiser. archi-
tects -.--------
ot1-st Nos 24o and 242 East for a six story
b-iCS tenement house, with stores. 449x32e;
Nis5kind & Feinberg, owners Sars & Small
o. -
F3roou, and Suffolk sts., 2 corner, Tor SIX
story brick tenement house, with stores o"ZX
6T7. Friedman. owner; Bernstein K BeTn-
ste --. - e o
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26

1o2d-st. = 424 # Of Madison-ave 27.sx
1UOtl; Albert Z Figor Samuel Green; mort
Avenue g. 2tt-st 111.5xSS: Mary J T
Pratt. individually and executrix, and Ida +
'Tamptou Hyman Adelsten and another. ~ O
Tesss T ,3iIIisan n Inortsage s24 GOO 50 o
l3Jt1 -. No 81 10 -. n Madson-ave. rs
N;9 II, Edwin Langdon. trustee to jeremiah {
Lyons and another; mortgage S44 600. HOO
ki7gsbridge Road adjoining land Of Elias John
son contains l. also plot adjoining land
~ L-anEdou Rolling Mills contains 2.035 square
feet. Spuyten Duyvil Creek, W
marx between lands Bartlett and Johnson. with
lands under water; James Z Johnson and
other. executors and trustees. Isaac q John
5lst-st- n 245 # of 9th ave 2lx1OO5: Milton
HoTEthal 20 Lewis NJ Hornthal mortgage.
$4,000 1s.0
witt: mortgage $4,000. ......"..,. 24.s
Vest End ave. corner 76th-st, 94x10o: VIII
lam { kronmeyer to Robert CToodbody:
Futon-st No -, : % 6x6Ox24 10x6o: Bleecker-
81 :. - II e Of Greene-st. 25x125; Matthew II
Beers 10 George " Bell. Observation-Disclosures.
slst II, :. 100 Il Of Amsterdam 81 .6x
l0:2, Anna X Daniel to Il NJ CROUCH. h........-. 60.C
lIt!r-st- NJ East; 1stil-st. No East George
~ Bell to Matthew H Beers mortgage. S250.Gso
buth st No lG3 East IS -eX1OO.5; Henry Dale o
tenTy Il Anderson: mortgage. So. 500. .........
3srh-st, 303 II of 5th-ave 22x9S 9; Eliza
beth NJ Stevens TO Hoffman Miller. ..............
9th ave. corner 16th-st. 25x100 Jacob
RaGth TO Sigmund Tyuberg: mortgage $40 500
Maalson-aNe. No 1861, s. 19.5xSy.6. Frank NJ
North TO J c Lyons Building Operating
Company; mortgage Sl4 600 ...-..---.......
5th-ave. corner 32d-st. IS 3E13s all: 32d-sr.
13s # of 5th-ave f2x643 B. i part:
Johnston Livingston and another Johnston
Livingston ct al. joint tenants; R...-.......
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
REAL ESTATE.
One Nan No7c OzcRS Whole Block
Fr0RI IN Fourth 4uc.

One big realty transaction was reported yester-
day. 1t the sale by NJ and l. Hess in connec-
ton with Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown &
Co. for Margaret I. Zborowski of Nos. 252 and 29+
Fourth-ave.. northwest of Twentieth-st.. 10
Arthur Astor Carey. Of Boston. Mr.. Carey now
controls the entire block. from Twenteth-st- 10
Twen1y-irst-st.. having frontage Of lS4 feet by
den1h q 12a feet
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Dalv-ave west side. 56 feet north OF One-hun-
dredand-seventy-rlirl hist two story attic frame
5,eIli,7v house S2x5O feet Charles y. Bredenbach.
No 1g1s L.ongfeIIow-st-, owner: B. Eberling archi-
1act. 5000
tyeghth-st. two story and attc
frame dwelling house Ixj0 feet; Joseph Dl5IloLd
~, -1ra-1ises owner: B. Eberng. architect; 5000
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

hiefTe1 Maria 7. m C-1ar
cent s15oOoo
Insurance Company Vest Broad~ay. .''S 10 Ia
s5s and l$ so5e due N March 81 Isgt per Ps oo
lgmbus corner 9ad st. Nos l0i and
= nero n
G6ere charles s. Greeagish savings Bank -''
per 10000
St Nos i72 and ia / year S per cent.-....1- 5000
ns S0Pag 20 Stae Hesiy ano
ner st year per 1850
FuI5on-s5 No So ! year per cent. 10000
$50 600 year. 6 per ....e.97=. 5000
mortgage $4,000: due February l. 1894. s
Bell George ". to Farmers, Loan and Trust
Company: Bleecker-s. No 1o1. years. AZ per ooo
same Matsasx t Beers San pFoPsssg ;s53 PTs
ce9t r13t gaze s00oVV que feit4ats : 1900
same to Phcenix Iron works same property: prior
mortgages $4,000: months cent. 5000
sane % 70 ss6 Na6 COO Sof months Sd5e Dep e57s
Same 70 william H siegman: same property; prior .
4gsGs 9Ea 66e Sa z 80 T2Rs P4ahn RsT ssvngs Bank
3sth-st No - West: years per cent - 10000
mortgage 200: due August 1e. 1903. ooo
Collins. william sarah Collins: Woos.sc .os,
to extent Of securing loan on notes 800
SAME 20 sane IN exe sae q Securing az loan % on
F7emsn 3 benevolent Fund 127th-st, No 252
West Years Per rel Tent' c,e ana Trust
Company; 14oth-st corner Hamilton Place oooo
same sst 70 Albion L warner same property; prior
Fa0t 'sase. Sa'VV0 U.-....r.. 1900
Herald Square Realty Company 10 EquitabIs. LIE
Society: Sthave. corner Sod- ooo
January / 1906. "A per cent .2-ooo.ooo
J 10 New-York Savings Bank
I@as tsSins' 9er coo
BecEer lSSo kdolph and another to Bowery savings
Bank: Alexander 90 II n Of 143d-st; =. ooo
years cent --''''
Is3e Edws6d 9 u Fast 70 pts year per 65 900
Miller Hoffman. Title Guarantee and Trust
Company S9'h-s' NO ~ est. . ....... 5000
herman 4 o Title Guarantee and Trust
Company' Frafkhi' ave NO So .,.o..- 5000
Carey Show Print to Empire State Trust Com
pany: all rights, privileges franchises STOCK:
leases now located at No 536 70 04o W est
S3dost; moTTgsse ga foT5s a4g ueeI ...e.. 50 coo
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
A MORTGAGE FOR $4,000, 900.

The Herald Square Realty Company has mort
gagged its property. at the northwest corner OF
SrF7rry-tbird-st and Sixth-ave. 10 the Equitable
fe Assurance Society for 60 GoOG00 at Al per cent
The mortgage is due January !. 1906
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
ELECTED A DIRECTOR.

F4uzr ! Chisholm. president OF Ihe lr1elEla'lol
Psu@r Company. has been elected q director q 'e
>-s-.orsl Bank O. North America
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
PART OF DYckMAN TRACT SOLD.

Andrew } ConnicH has sold the southeast and
the southwest corners Of -hundred-and-siX-
bought Samuel Oppenheirner is said 70 have been
tn broker The property Is part OF me Dycknah
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDING.

Plans have been filed BY A V. Benoit for a fifteen
story building stand on the premises Nos. 81
md so west Thirty-third-st.. plot 40x9S9 feet
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
VIRGINIA
wnrBsDNlA ECT SPRINGS.

900 FEET ELEvATioN-oPEN ALL THE YEAR
1ncorparabe Spring, summer and Fail Climate
Magnificent Mountain Surrounding
NEW r-~MESTEAD AND COTTAGES.
Patronage Of the highest class Long distance phone
=, ..t room Brokers Office with direct y. Y. wire
., ,-stye waters known rheumatism gout obesity
- e~,ous troubles baths from natural flowing hot
,star N~W riJbhoIt-y
,rs cafe ping pong tables Coli and all outdoor
,astnes First class livery
r,I,,,ar Compartment Car on Chesapeake Ohio F,
Y Limited leaving York 45J p. ~ Excursion
.tctetz a. q o. once Broadway. and Offices Penaa
p r Address FRED sTERRY. Mgr. Hot Springs Va
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
rETEER FIRM ASKS FOR TIME.
wosncb & Sons Co. Said To Be Temporarily
in Difficulties.

us.--,~ Fer. -5.-''The Transcript to-dag 50 =
- nc leather house Of {. Moench & Sons Co mas
.l5 FOR n extension OF time from It's creditors
This e-r7 Is corporation capitalized at s-"''9V'
= ,vgss s7 0eo r09. mostly 70 Newly ork oahAs'
-l.--l, .o-7- Boston banks are involved Assets
stated 70 be about sl-5ea0seo, Inclusive OF tne
lin. ,r -F5ree ta7neries. said 10 be inVentorleo al
,,z.-vz-ive figure. They are the tannerles oA
49, Fisher & Gaenssien, at Go~anda' y l.,
--t- nFoeuch & Sons. at Salamanca y i aiio
- Agio- having total capacity o. S'ooV slles
- -e7 IONS Of splits day, Of nearly All gTaoeS
= ----+e- The headquarters Of the firm are a
.-,7-s-5s and il has branches IN Chicago anu
tsoe-,r Henry !. Moench. manager OF the Boston
-, rsr zone 10 New-YCrk 10 meet the oIheI
,,-,z--- - conference about the future OF
~ @or9nary Il is said that reorgalalzaolo nc 20 ,
=. 5.[i5aG mon but present the business Il Dc
inE carried on as usual
-,5--e. has been formed 70 reorEanize me
- N,sr-b & sons c. tanners and leather deal
- ~ Eosron whose financial embarrassment
Us rsrorred IN WaIl-st- yesterday Inc Ii u
- b,7,e--e5 - have notes for q large amount N
.-ts market Much OF its paper was placed d!
charles Hathaway & Co, Of No a Na4l-sI'
rr,-s-5 G Smith OF the Hathaway firm and Two
o,i-e-7+ bank officials Of this city. compose me
-sr-rsrfzstion committee A StateIIieI-1 .
- - AFeanch & Sons Cos financial coilolLIg 10
III NV be submitted by the committee 20 1I
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
Ecal GsmIc
Persons Going Abroad

This Company will take entire charge
of property, real or personal, acting as
agent for the owner to whatever extent
required.
It will collect interest, dividends,
coupons or income of any sort and remit
on collection to any point abroad, or will
retain the proceeds, allowing interest
thereon, and remitting definite sums at
regular periods or as advised.
In your absence it will pay all your
regular fixed demands including charl-
ties, and make any other payments as
advised. Letters Of credit provided.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

BY John T Boyd iss ioth-sve and .7s 21st-st,
cor. 2uX9I.2: leasehuld
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
@ onnirn DroperIu for 5ulr

I-L,EGANT private residence. Montrose Montrose
Il Park Orange. y. J.. Cenre-st. Il room
dwelling. stable n rear plot i4x21O; also on
Heywood-av--. two plots, about
e15 n \ 500 n each high class private
residences j WARD SMITH SON Prudential Build
ing Newark y. J.
TyOR sALE-Boardiug house. furnished established =
IL years; farm attached ELIAS COMPTON. North
Water Gap. Penn.
MADISON n IA Artistic dwelling. II rooms;
vi finished natural wood double floors bathrooms;
plate gazs windows plot 105 by 155 feet. best ocaion
for sale; easy terms Photograph. J. u. COkplCT, %
Finest, NeW-York
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
JuDGM ENTS

Tie following judgments Tor sums % o'sl S
-. 80 ,,esrerdav the first name being that Of
rrc Eeb-or-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
$4,000

10000
New-York tribune., 1903-02-26
eR8NI aTLANTIe HSTEL,

v.-SIEfa-avs. the Beech. Atlantic City. n J.
Within the famoU- Steel Pier Open all
the ESQ handsome hot sea vatsr
baths attached TO sussahsolutsiy the dnest eqppeh
Winter Srri7c hotel the coast MustcalsH
Entertainr1ents Orchestra Special rates Anerc1n Psn'
$3.50. $500 SI75O $3.50 % $3.50 ~ dsJ-
European Plan. $50 day Write for oooklsc
Coaches a CHARLES z COPE-
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-04-10
KEoKuK NOTES.
Special to Bystander.

Special " Syo~o'SS
Prof T. w. Stepp, the artist OF chi.
cago. was in our city last week ana
met with his usual success, as he mas
many friends. He stopped with MT
Thomas Rush while here.
Mr.. G. Kebo, an old resident OF heo:
kuk died Wednesday morning at
o'clock. He leaves wife and four
children. He is member of the a
M, E, church. His funeral was held or
SUNDAY II =. slsI
Mr.. Albert Johnson, the barber, left
for Rock Island, his future home.
Mrs. George Kindrick is improving
rapidly.
Rev. Craft of the southern states
gave an entertainment i'm our city
two evenings of last week. 1t Wa:
largely attended.
Mr.. Thomas Rush was ailing Frida!
and was not able to be at work.
I Mrs. Jackson is gaining some j!
health.
Mr.. C. Alden is able to be up an
around again, to which his man,
friends are proud.
Mr.. Stell is seen again on the street
after a four months sick spell.
| Mrs. Culberson is able to be about
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-04-10
sloux cIrYIrEMs.

April comes with smiles and tears
sunshine and rain, and the sweet
fragrance OF beautiful Easter lilies.
The Sunday school Of the A. M. e.
church will have their Easter pro-
gram Sunday evening.
/ MI. Milton Dowdy returned from
Yankton, s. D., Wednesday, where he
has been visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Champion will
leave in short time for Los Angeles,
Cal. We regret them leaving our city.
The ladies of the Mt. Zion Baptist
church will present play at Odd Eel.
lows hall Monday, April Goth, entitled
Aunt Jerusha's Quilting Party"
Mr. Milton Dowdy left for He.
Springs, Ark, Tuesday for the bere.
fit of his health. He will be gone a
month.
Mr.. Richard Downing arrived in our
city last Tuesday to be with his lam
lily, after being absent for three years.
He has run as porter from here to
Chicago. $50
There will be baptizing q. the MI.
Zion Baptist church Easter Sunday.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-04-10
NOTICE TO REDEEM FROM TAX
SALE
State Of Iowa, Polk County. SIS:

State OF Iowa, POLK county. SIS:
To W. A. Peterson:
You are hereby notified that on the
Sixth day of December A. d. 1898. the
following described real estate, 81 uat-
ed in Folk County, Iowa, was sold for
taxes for the year 1897 which real
estate is described as follows, t'-wit
Lot One o. Block Four az, Browns
official Plat, now forming part of the
city of Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa.
That the same was, at such sale
purchased by George g. Wright, and
certificate issued to him by the Treas
urer of Polk County, Iowa, aud by the
said Wright the certificate was duly
assigned to w. J. Berry, and he is now
the owner and holder OF said certificate,
and the right of redemption will ex.
pire, and Treasurer's Deed for said
property will be made, unless redemp
ton from such sale be made within
ninety days from the completed service
hereof. w. j. BERR1,
Lawful owner and holder OF sale
certificate.
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Sale Begins Saturday Morni1

and will until entirely sold Early
We
needless will not disappointed dealings
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For New Summer Resort.

Charles Nj. Schwab of the Steel
trust is said to be at the. head of .
syndicate of wealthy New Workers
who have in view the establishment
at Great Neck, L. l., Of an exclusive
summer resort similar to that found
ed many vars ago at Tuxedo BY
Pierre Lorillard. The buying Of shore
front property at Great Neck has been
going on for months big prices being
paid in some cases and ere long the
little hamlet will have been replaced
by splendid summer cottages. Five
thousand dollars an acre was paid for
| an estate Of los acres.
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in 4 neat gum to the A. NJ r.. cELI CHI
as result of their efforts

III y n0dI 6ulu W tlc "A. NJ. H.. VIVA III
as g result of their efforts
Rufus Keith Is a new name on tho
subscription list of the BystarGer. Let
the good work 60 on.
Mrs. Johnson of Chicago is in the
city, the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Frank Cooper and family, on Eleventh
avenue. .E.
Friends in this city heard this weak
with regret Of the death of Jas. H.
Flournoy, which took place at his
home in Davenport on Friday morn.
ing, the Sd. They desire to tender
their sympathy through the columns
the Bystander to the bereaved rela.
tives.
The SteWardess and Y. P. c. society
will entertain at social on Friday
night of this week.
The Bystander for some cause or
other was late in making its appear
ance this week, but eventually turned
I'D, r.. .st3 ..
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,fter six weeks of sickness.

after six weeks Of Sickness.
Easter is being talked of by all tht
young people. A great time is expect1
ed at the A. M. e. church.
The Young Mems club is quite the
fad at the A. M. E. church.
Rev. Green is we'll liked at the Four
teenth street Baptist church. He is
a splendid speaker. u
Rev. Web did a grand work at Rev
Lewis church the past two weeks or
more. at the revival. The church is
in good working order.