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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-05
LEHlGH VALLEY R. R.

Time Table in effect Dec. 4, 1904.
Stations in New York foot of Cortlandt, Des
brossee and West 23rd streets, Penna.
r. II. Ferries.
TRAINS LEAVE STATE STREET STATION
FOR NEW YORK
6.10, 7.35 a. m., and 4. 2S y. m. l.50 D. m. daily
connects all way train for Bound Brook, Mauch
Chunk, Weatherly, Hazelton, Pottsville and in
termediate points. >
FOR SOUTH PLAINFIELD
6.10, 7.35 a. M, $50, 4.2S p. M. Sundays S.2C
n. M. $50, 6.15 p. m.
FOB OTHER POINTS
7.85a a. m. daily except Sunday connect with
Pottsville, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, st. Louis,
Chicago. Parlor car Bethlehem TO Buffalo con.
meets with local train at South Plainfeld for all
points east of Mauch Chunk.
$50 q. m. Sundays only, Express train for Buff
falo, Niagara Falls, st. Louis and Chicago. Stops
at Pennington Junction,
4:2S p. IN. daily except, Sunday express for
wilkes Barre, Scranton, HaZeltOn, and principal
intermediate stations.
5.15 p. IN. Sundays only through train for Buff
falo. Niagara Falls, Suspension bridge, st. Louis
and Chicago, connects for New York.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PLAINFIELD
o PERTH AMBOY.
6.45 a. n. 3.45, 800, T4j p. m. Sundays, 1876,
a. m. 800, Td5 p. m. Trains arrive Perth Am
boy. 9.O5 q. m, 4.O5, 5.25, SIC p. M, Sundays 1857
u. m, 5.25, $40 p. IN.
Tickets sold to all western points.
For further apply to ticket agents
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-05
TO WORK FULL TIME.

All over Staten Island people will-..be
glad to hear that the large mill of the
Hecker-Jones &-Jewel Milling Company
at Mariners Harbor will open on full
time, after being closed for four years,
on December Is.
This mill was formerly a large industry
on the Island and employed a large force
of men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-05
OBITUARY.

Edward, the little son of Mr.. and Mis-.
A. Kabosky died Friday with membrane
Group, aged two and a half years. The
funeral took place Sunday afternoon. In
terment was made in Sacred Heart Gene
terry. j. j. Scnlly was funeral director.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-05
REAL ESTATE BOOM.

Real estate In Tottenville has jumped
more during the past year, 1t is said,
than it has in any other two years. 1t
is expected that when the real estate
brokers balance their books at the end
of this month they will find they have
cleared Il neat profit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-05
WHEN WILL 1T BE

y When is the shooting match at Blue
Rocks between Oscar Mundy and Travis
Bloodgood, to take place? Every body
is asking the question, Has anyone
squealed, or what?n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-05
NEWS ITEMS.

Word comes from Smith Infirmary that
Lesley Page is getting along nicely.
Milton Mesereau expects to leave any
day FOL Chicago.
The government inspector CT steam
boats will be in town this week.
Look out for the dog catcher. He is
due any day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-05
P. R. r. SHOPS.

Bogart's shopmen are worrying. They
and are off all day Saturday and report
has 1t that the shops will shortly only
be run three days a week. The dock
builders expect to be laid off for about a
month one of the men. said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-05
MORE ABOUT SEA BREEZE

Another rumor in regard to Sea Breeze
is now afloat. 1t is to the effect that
two New York men came to Tottenville
and was taken in "A carriage to the Breeze
where they looked over the place with
an idea of running it as n summer resort
next season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-05
NEWS ITEMS.

The "Navahoes'' will hold a special
meeting Wednesday evening.
Meetings will be held every night in
the M. p. church this week. Rev. J.
Leuppee, Rev. n. Hewitt and Rev. G..
James, from out of town churches, will
preach the different nights. Services
will begin at 40 O'Clock.
Garfield Boice of Cedar Grove, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Gilbert Brown, of
Stockton street.
The man who is digging a cesspool for
August Larsen is having troubles of his
own. The cesspool has caved in two
or three times and has to be dug over
again, and, as If that wasn't enough he
lost a shovel and a hat down into it.
Nelson beats, of Main Street, who was
accidentally shot by a friend last week
through the calves of both of his legs is
said to be improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brown an nephew,
Harry De Graw, of Broadway, spent
saturday and Sunday out of town.
Mr.. and Mrs Franz Hartell, of Ernston,
were calling on friends in this borough
satrrdav,rT
ura c,oss - T,cetoun a,ovo 49,
town with a very handsome team of
horses Saturday and called on friends in
this borough.
The ,Jerseyv Central Traction Companv
moved a small house occupied by the
bridge tender ~ fsbeeseouake Creek hack
out of their way.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Garlic
ton Voorhees,. of broadway. was baptized
at Christ church Sunday morning. The
child was named Carleton, after his
father.
MIN chiIlren vere romoted into the
Book If Common PRAYER in Christ
Church Sunday School.
Mrs. r. II. Walker and daughter. O.
Perth Ambot snept saturday with Mrs.
Walkers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Emmops.
Of Second street
,tn -, ~. r,..o. p - coo.a1
-. 80
an ~ ton
N5rs nan'ia p.on osn,,h,so , ,,,,
,,ana osnaa.. -. r. Dami1 a,uaat
Nm Jahesis GOING SOME repairs al
ochooi NJ u. ~
DIR. and Mrs. Albright have returned
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-05
Positive Information.

There goes a man with a very in
teresting history said the clerk in the
book store.
"You don't say? How do you
know"
Il just sold it to him. '-Philadelphia
Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-05
Will WAIT UNTIL SUMMER.

1t is almost a certain thing now that
the Yellow Ribbon Driving Club of
Pleasant Plains, will not have any more
outings until next summer rs the weather
is getting too cold for long drives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-05
GOLDEN EAGLES MEET.

The Ladies of COLLEEN Eagle will hold a
meeting December II and desire all the
members to be present as special business
is to be considered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-05
Insurance Ex-pre.ident Dend.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Dec. 5.-Alfred
James, for years president of the
Northwestern National Insurance COM
pany, is dead here, aged seventy-three.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-05
Crime Of Perjury Decreases

The current notion that perjury is
one, of the crimes that are on the in
crease is not borne out by the figures
Just issued relating to the German en-
pire. In 1882 the number of persons
convicted in that country of perjury
was 1907; in 1902 ii was only 1.23a. the
decrease having been steady from year
to year. Allowing for the great growth
Of the population, this means a de-
crease of nearly so per e in two
decades.
Large Dairy Barns Buy.Aed.
BINGHAMTON, M ", DC h-Tle
large dairy barns Of exist \, Vim
field s. Stone OF this city Nseen
burned together with stle
and four horses. TIL.
$1,000. The origin Of
known.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-05
I'll. M. FORD
4L-4--
I T EXPRESS

Caitiug to all parts of the city. Orders
may be lett at Sexton's Pharmacy or
&. r. r. t eight station.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-05

Mcner Order department. open9 Rf Z q n CLOSE
a. Is = saturday at .. so p
GKo. Il. Tics. r. II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-05

Miss G. Maude Courier of Woodbury.,
visited her aunt, Mrs. E. B. Brooks, last
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
SHOT At SAFEBLOWERS.
Hbout 5000 Taken from Postoffce at
WOOdmere, Long Island.

Woodrlere. Long Island, Aug. to-Burgiars early
this morning blew open the postsfice safe az ms
place ard secured about 800 IN cash and stamps
ana escaped from the building after fTiug several
shots AZ George A. Keen, druggist, IN whose
store the postcffics Is. The police have not been
able 70 find the robbers
Mr. Koch lives over the Etore. He was aroused
by a loud report lie stuck his head out Of the
window and a stepped from behind a tree
and. dwelling n revolver al him. said: Get IN
there. or Il! blow your head Of" Koch secured
his revolver ard shotgun. IS he came 10 the win
dow the second time there fash from the
pclct's revolver Mr. Koch fired i've shots at the
men who hacked away, keeping out Of range OF
EIr KOch's revolver behind tree. Koch does not
believe De E.t IEe man. Koch saw two men run
fral. store aud -otow IN the direction taken by
other Ise does sI0t believe me man lFeu
EIn. and thinks The shot was d signal
After tne Gl-appearauce of Fne men hoCh
dressed himself aad Went down 70 the store 'ie
found the safe door blown of and all The stamps
and money gone. There WAS 30 damage oihefNl-e
the store die luIcinE. Ine roDDerS ooita a
luie "a tEe bottom o. tL- safe Goor ana inserted
the chsrge ~ dynamite. No blankets were used
20 dcalei the sound apparently Jley We're IA
niliar with the neielbornood. and kne" the ntai
set police station WAS at rar Rocka"aY' seNel'ti
iuiIcs away
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
BOSTON READY FOR A BIG WEEK.
Preparations for the G. A. r. Encampment
on an Extensive Scale.

Boston. Aug. 10.-Veterans from various parts Of
the country, with members Of their families and
others interested, have begun 10 arrive in Boston
20 take part n the national encampment OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic next week. The local
committees say that the arrangements for the con-
clave are more extensive and elaborate than ever
before and that one hundred thousand veterans
zfu be present curing the enc0mpment
Reports received at NatioEal Grand Army l'e-
public headquarters indicate that ell sections OF the
United States viii se1d strong delegations FROM
Ileoartznent Commander Henry y. Eurnaus' ot
eSew-Yorlz word has been received that NeNY-1ork
state expects 10 De represented by 100 comrades
an the big DaraCe Of veterans on Tuesday. Ihe
Fchedule for the week, besides me crane 7.LiS
enc carDDuneut which viii open on -aOnqay, llclLuTa
S,,Ss+iT1rE os' the National Women's Relief Corps
The National Association Of Army Nurses, the "a
fionoI Society OF the Daughters ot Veterans, me
%srtonal ladies' AID Society. and the Nallona4 As
FociafiOn OF the Union eN-PrlsonerS OF NJ ar -
II Is expected that next Iuesoa9 me dsy o4 1i 4a
Grand Army parade. VIII be practically a hoIlaay
Ssre aithough Governor Bates has decided not 10
Sssre any proclamation. The banks ot t1e ny
Rnd many business houses VIII pe ciose'- i"0
stock Exchange has voted 10 close
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11

the six story brick tenement lot 25xiOo feet at
No 224 East Seventy-fourth-st.
Dubois & Taylor have sold for Edgar II. Barber
the three story dwelling. lot I6x75 feet at No
t94 West One-hundred-and-4fty-se
The Nshkind-F Feinberg Realty Company has sold
10 J. Romm the two three story buildings, on lot
SL6Nl0gs feet at No. So6 and S3s East One-hundrcd
aud-nfth-st.
George }. stricker bought from J. Wicks. jr.
No. 1850 Ihird-aEe five story brick fat and store.
a lot 25xS5 feet
Jacob Gold and II. siegel have bought the two
four story hathOuses, lots each 25X1O0 feet at
Nos. 100 and 10l2 East One-hundred-and-thi thirty
s.Xth-St
Harry Goodstein has bought from Kalish &
Lowensohn The five story double hathouses,
on lots each 2IlXle2 feet, at Nos. 2iS ana 80 ST
Ann save s.et d4F&
Abraham Bachrach has bought Nos. 404 406 40S
and 4lO East sixty st, four five story tenc-
3nents, plot 1VJXl005 feet.
Isaac silberg has sold TO Amelia Lissner No. 70
East Observation-Disclosures q tive story
fiat, lot Z5XlGO1 feet.
William WOlffs Son has sold for Charles and
David Stern 10 Emanuel NJ Lederer, No. 80 East
Seventy -fourth-st. three story dwelling. on lot
1S9X72 feet.
William Wons Son has also sold for Max Z.
Schmidt TO Abraham Wolf, No. 1872 ProspeCt-ave,
q two story dwelling, lot 26x90X30Xll0 feet.
3. Menschel has resold, through l. Richter, No
6G7 East One-h e-hundred-and-eighteen
Ferdinand Hecht has sold to ROthschild &c Kali
man thirteen lots IN the east side of Trnity-ave
between One-hundred-and-dfty- and One-hun-
dred and afty-eighth sts.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

I9th-st Nos 223 225 East: for a six story
brick tenement ana storea, 40xs7.f1; II Feller,
owner Snslheiser, architect $4,000
l4th-st. No ABB East Tor story brick
Badt. architect 1900
S4thst, No 12S East; for a five brick
stesmsyer. aTchitect 1900
SSth-st, No 24 East, for a two story brick Office
stegmaSer sTehitect 1000
105th-st No 827 10 331 East; six
owner; MauTeT. architect 7' 10000
114th-st, 8, l36 Of 3d-ave; a six story
owner; bernstein Bernstein. architects .... $4,000
112th-st. Nos 204 and 20S East: for q six story
owner: Bernstein & Bernstein. aTehitect. 1900
60th-st. No 233 East: for a story
Bernstein s BeTnstein sTohitects. 5000
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY Joseph P. Day: Nos 9O2 and 8O4 I3th-st s. 56e
Of sth-st 566xl44149. .7K4l5 three sty bk h; K
Ily agt ryan e al smith F. sttys; T sullivan ref
Place, e corner I7tH-st 53xl20 ssven sty brk h:
Ehors Eale Of all right. tte OF Louis Cohn; Black
U & 3. sttys: Mitchell l. ErlanEeT. Sheriff.
BY Herbert a sherman: No 257 l37th-st, 5. 696 II
Of Tth-ave. lSx99 Il. 1--WE sty brR b; w S Agt
q Broadbeit ct al David Mcclure atty. = VI I%even-
lB7th-st ei4 It " OF 7th-ave lsx85 IL i've sty brk
n; sgt came, atty and ref; due Sl6.
205 IL taxes etc, S22S o.
BY Bryan ]. Kennedy; Creston-ave. n W $. 1899 IT
OF 1S2d-Et, 268X33 11X25X74 II, W T. Coop
Bldg * Loan Assn L w Hughes ct al, william Lang
DON atty: P Fitch ref; amt due. $4.545 a. taxes
etc. S944
BY Peter T. Meyer No 229 l0th-st. n 5. 225 II OF
1tt-eve 25X94 10 hve brk n; Asch and another
trustees agt Samuel MoTehouse ct all simpson. W g
p II PomerOy. ref; amt due S28 $50 20; taXea
etc. 81 225: sold eubtect % monthly tenancies.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
RECORDED TRANSFERS

Pleasant-ave, cor. 116th-st l26x94; louis
Neryash 70 Samuel Greenstein: mortgage
lO5th-st. No s84 East. is 9xiOoe: iiiIy Horen
burger and another. 20 Sarah Siegel. mortgage
14ist-st IS 400 a n w Of 7tbatc AZ sa7ao -:
Fleischman Realty and Construction Company TO
Geo BohlkeT; mortgage. SO 900. ............
l6th-st. 6, 10 II o Of 5th-ave, 1OOx5a block:
VIM Bachrach and another to Annie RollnIcE:
mortgage S6S,OOO. Observation-Disclosures.
Houston-st. No 80 East % sx1O6 6x56 sx11o a.
Harris Mandelbaum, ct al 10 Charles Wein-
stem mortgage. $500. .......................
94-9; William II Siegmah to Emanuel HeiIner
ana anotheri mortgage $95. 900. ..........,.-,.
.lu5d-st ; 3, 23o.S II W Of Columbus-ava 42 10x
IOo.ll' George D Judson TO John Palmer; mort
129th-st. Nos 2ei and 26a West. 6oxsa IL lame.
Szo einclSfr oao to David F Batcher; mortgage,
1AIstst Eoo .. - -.
Fieischman Realty and Construction CornDany
70 Louis Isaac and another; mortEage 500 '0nn
2tl-st n E. 200 n OF 4th-ave 25xa2. Artbur
y Tru9N 70 Charles NJ Preston as receivsr.
mortgage. &9o, ,4tb. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Zulett-ave. g 100 n Of Mapes-ave runs
6l7 K $50 los 10 n 8 CorneIl-ave y
AS 100 W so 100 20 n g Cornell
ave " 100 200 10 Zulett-ave, except lots
on Zulett-Rvs; Jacob A Zimmerman 20 George
Same property; George r Mcintyre To Eureka
RealtN company .., -........
Westchcster- ave No glO 70 al4 corner Robbins
ave, Esse f.isenberg 90 Daniel / Korn: mort
gage. $50. 1h0 ..........-.
Greenwtehst. s. $40 IT Il Of Rector-st 40 liz
81 Ix4S IX0O1l; Isabel Helm TO George
Smith et al; mortgage. s35 900. .......-.....--..
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
MORGAN & sLATTERY ASK $685.

Eorgan & slattery, architects have brought suit
sgainst the trustees OF Sailors Snug Harbor 10
recover S,S9S which they say IS due them for
preparing the plans and designs for a sanatorium
az Sailors Snug Harbor The plaintiffs say thew
were appointed architects IN 1855, and were TO re
sng. The plans. they allege were changed snbsa
&SeesaLy, & and the alterations ran the original cost
- sSS.v'v op 10 Sl5lVJl They received 81 COO and
A ssA tor the balance OF s5.S93 The defendants sa
s.lat m any case HOrgan & Slatterys compenss-
33o1 ~es not TO exceed Sf0j0. and that he altere
Sr, SlrL.s, haa nothlng 10 do with the compensation
S4 n Jesup was appointed arbitrator and he
-oeae Laat there was due the plaintffs So SO9 in
soditon 70 me 5000 paid. Horgau a SSlatteTy ~ q
FUSED 70 accept this sum 'e-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
REcoRpEp MORTGAGES.

ave iISlhst: year per cent. s22c
&C. Co GTOvest No IS: years 10000
T.s years Per cent 1000
.,. Nos 15I s3a 25s East years cent $4,000
9ails 70 aaron Goodman and another
cry prior mortgage. s45, ,OOO due August g
O@9iscA Bentamin. Robert McGnl 7th-aye
Asss55lo9 es%SnS r.s,,e ger cent 10000
ASsfNNney. realty and Construction Co TO City
4oOL0Ske 20 1SSd-st. n 8. 100 II OF 7th-ave;
gTa5sF 5qF'g1Sss Hss., y year per cent 27ooe
= ioo.ll Il OF 97th-st: prior mortgage
!: :soo2 }o5n sae AugS,, ~ 2os cent 1000
Rnsift3 Sast i99ssa1IsnSs l9sa1RS e 100
sUuetoh 20 14lst-st, 6. 4626 Il Of Ith-
ave. prior hnOstsase. 5000 jean. pa 5000
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
VERMONT TROOPS FoR MANASSAS

Burlington. Vt. Aug. 10.-Slx troops Of the 18th
United States cavalry and the 28d and 9th bat
po17es OF neld artillery left Fort Ethan Allen to-
day for Manassas. Va. where they WIN take mar,
in the September manRuvres Of the United States
AF11E TIE detachment is marching TO some point
"a New \ OK, the exact location being un6e-
% 5sAea south: The cavalry consists OF troops
- 6f = - u ana h The detachment fs in com
nand of cololel Alexaneer Ragars -
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED ArTHE

Bureau q Supplies AMI Accounts. Navy Department,
washington, D. c. unu y o'clock noon August 30 1904.
publicly Immediately
yards. Charleston s. Pensacola. Fla
New Orleans La. and Guantanamo Cuba, specified
quantity 81 sand gravel glass miscellaneous hardware
doors. doors and windows, oak. white yellow
pine ash zinc harness. horse blankets etc, dump
carts heating stoves and fittings. dumping electric
blower, regcrat1rs. diving
Of Blank proposals VIII be upon
application 10 the cfhceE Charleston. c. Pen
Orleans CoWmandaut
Station. Guantanamo, Cuba; Bureau. II. r
r. HARRIS. Paymaster General L. g. y. 7-2SO4
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
BRUISES ON HOTEL GUESTS BODY.
So Many Found at Autopsy That Physician
Asks for an Explanation.

Dr.. OIIanlon performed an autopsy nt me
,r,--,.o Yesterday on Joseph C. Gregg. who was
taken on August TO the Bellevue Hospital from
Broadway near the Vendome Hotel by patrol
man. He died that night in The alcoholic ward.
The autopsy showed that death was dlrecty due
a natural causes but Or. O'Hanlon found many
F,-isas The legs were nearly covered with large
bruises one eye was blackened and there was a
scalp wound on the back of the head. Or. q. Han
lon asked the police II try 10 get an explanation Oh
ioU ne bruises were received. Gregg, when
Fo,lnd had wandered from the NcndOme lE his pa
5amas he had been staying al the hotel
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11

8lst-st No l22 west 2SOc
Done.lan. Albert Y. 10 Metropolitan Life Insurance
CO. l51st-s 2SO It OF broadway; due Sep
1903 lIAOC
mortgage $4,000; due January ], 1907. 10OC
Rubin, Max. and another Lambert Suydam;
75th-st. 100 II Of 2d-Rvo year. q per
IAchtenberg, Louis. et al. TO Flsschmann Realty
Construction Co; 141st-st, s, 300 II " Of 7th-
ave; PRIOR mortgage. $4,000. years. per
cent 90
Wilson y. Nev-York Association for
improving the Condition Of the Poor; 1O1st-st,
No 324 West years. "A per ........... 200
Mcmillan. Samuel. to Robert D winthrop. trus-
tee ll6tb-st. s. SS.4 II OF Rivsrs.de-ave:
Ferguson. Harry. et al 70 Title Guarantee and
per cent 400
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
REALTY NOTES.

Horace s. Ely & Co. have leased for Mrs ~ w White
the new I've ONCE building 23 LAberty-st 70
Frederick s. James & Co. insurance agents Chicago
foE OF years.
DR.. William Tracy has leased from a Mrs Rogers for
term OF yeaTs No 80 West F1fty-hrst-st. story
brownstons front dwelling house. lot 22K1OO5
Daniel l. korn is iho buyer est
cheEter-aVe-
eTine Aspen the northeast corner Eighth-ave and
ghth-st.. TO Philip Brady, story building
rental OF $4,000.
weisberger Kaufman were the brokers IN the sals OF
No z3 West One -hundred-and-siXth-St
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
WONG BlNe IN A PREOIcAMENT.

Ocdensburg, y. l.. Aug. 1e-WonG Bing, a
Chinaman. arrested on a New-Hork Central train
for boundary jumping, when arraigned before the
United States Commissioner. asserted that he was
a naturalized British citizen and had been living
al Brockvllle for five years. As such he claimed
The right 10 enter the United States. but the COM
missioner ordered his CepOrtal4On- The question
WAS raised whether ne could De depOrted TO Can
ada China Canada makes no provision for Chi
ucsc citizens and VIII uQt allow BinE TO return.
John Williams who brought the Chinalnan across
The border, was held FOR the United States Grand
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
CHILD KILLED BY LAuNcH's MACHINERY

New-London, Aug. 1o.-Edward S. May two years
and two months old. OF Ar. and Mrs. William
B. May, Of New-Rochele \. y. was almost in
stantly killed yesterday ct OTwegatchie. in Water
ford The child was riding IN a launch In the Nj
ando River with two small children q governess
Rpd man 10 charge Of the boat The children vsre
R1aylng On a shawl on the bottom OF The boat. and
ln some way this became eltangled in the machine
cry drawing the chd into the fywheeI The how
E1stalneo Fractured skull, arm and leg and ribs
child dead 0~N AD-A4~ inc
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
REAL ESTATE.
La1cyer Bugs S27OyOOO Mansion in
.SiCtu-SecOT,d-st

Solins a Collins have sold for Thomas ]. Nc
LeuEhhn. nreproof dwelling house ar No 9 East
elNty-seoono-st. The asking price was $4,000 The
- 80 y wen known lawyer OF this city. and he
~ll occupy the house II is nav li-h. +o-o
An-erloan basement dwelling six stories n bsisht
'be-L 20 the end OF lot 25zfoO5 feet - -e'''
LniH Is said 70 be one OF fhe hest crrs.-,,.. =. =
evenings IN this city. II was desisy7ad Nv IosS ~
Olncen and contains all modern fraDroveynenfs a.,
S.uselhs steen heat electric elevators and a vanlt
1.eIss tne eaeWsik a special feature Is the grand
tk-rc2se bc.lt of Italian marble Te lCisclev ce3i
NS y % ties imported from Spain ~
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
GOOD PROSPECTS FOR THE ROAD.

mo New-Xork Office OF the ST. Louis Southwest
en- railway Company has received the following
--e1-se nom us vice-president and general man
sger dated ST Louis August Q. --sp,,- roor-s 80
me cotton crop on our Inc are very satisfactory
yiy Jnlng inoicates the largest crop We have bad
- - ne business outlook generally throuRh-
- i4e southwest IS very encouraging end ,,rieSs
80 t'iier o'naaitio1s should change most unfavor-
'-ft- business this season - '-s q wy
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
BURGLAR KILLED IN ROCHESTER.

Rochester aus. lo.-John Gallagher. Of this city.
shot dead Ia Dundee at oclock this morning
while attempting To rob the store OF l.. y. Wood
ward. Mr. Woodward Was awakened by voices
IN the rear OF the store, and saw three men tam
peTing with the window. He shot through the win
dow and Gallagher dropped dead The two other
men escaped Gallagher was q desperate char
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE

Bureau Supplies and Accounts Navy Department.
Washington y. O. until l. o'clock noon, August L.
1904 publicly opened Immediately thereafter,
furnish on board the L. Culgoa at the Navy Yard.
New York y y about 10000 pounds fresh beef about
10000 pounds fresh mutton about 10000 pounds pota
toes. about 5000 pounds onions. about 1900
cabbage and about 40 ice To be delivered
september 1904 upon days by paymaster
q the ship Blank proposals Will be furnished upon ap-
plicaton - the navy pay ONCE. New York. H IT b.
HARRIS. Paymaster General. T. s. y T-9O-OA
New-York tribune., 1904-08-11
PETERsHAM, MASS. 15n YEARs nln

FetershaIn. Mass, Aug. IO-Undeterred by the
heavy rain. fully fifteen hundred people gathered
tn q large tent here to-day 70 take part in the
Sxercises n celebration Of the hundred and
EpeaAers were Governor John J.. Bates and Tarnes
w. Brooks OF Petersham who gave the his
torscal address. ~