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New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Clark. Kate, to Charles LInder Belmont-ave. No
Mangano- Bernardo 10 Hudson p Rose Iafay
et e1e Tovsbsr part ao Po5 sT 400 cent? map unonpoF
ave- No 1901: due January /. 1903. per cent.
Same to Mary z Abbott. Belmont-ave, No 2.495:
Same 70 Sarah A Wright. Belmont-ave. No 2.49o;
Que January l. l9Js. per cent. .:.....:...
Cypress. Adolph, TO Louis Banck, 114th-st. No
~ West; years Az Per cent. :........;
to Mary Arnold ct al. KingsDridse Road. :,
at Of curve Tee Taw-ave; years. per
Godspeed Realty Improvement Company 70 Helene
6endSbuTg 1Setast sr No II l2n West; prior mort
Same to Joseph Horowtz. same property: prior
mortgages. $4,000. . years, per cent........-
Baptist Ministers Home Society Of New-York
to Iitle Guarantee and Trust Company, lt9th-
Tyrreu. Frances n ard another to Mutual Life
Insurance Company, l45th-st, S. 21o.7 II G OF
Kurz-ok, Raphael, to John o'Leary; stebbins-
ave. Honest; prior mortgage.
DORIS. James to Lon n Brewery: 2d-ave No 5s4
e cor 32d-st: re-recorded; demand: 6 per cent
Rau. William. to Fannie Mack; 17th-st. 5,
zoo # v of Gth-ave: years; AZ pc. cent
Nimphius Henry A, to Dollar savings BANK;
Retreat-aYe. n Henry-st; l year; ; per
stejnbarit Lewis ana another 10 Title Guarantees
and Trust Company; Greenwich-st. No 456
Dta1,t: I'm 49, NJ s-s f,atf
ION: 4Is1' no 40 90 ,5tnsr 30 i.anise NJ Lee
widow: 2d-ave, No 2.4s5. cor 1Z'th-st;
same 10 Marceiia Marl5us; same property; prior
mortgage $4,000; instalments; per cent. -.
Schoenstein. Charles, and another to Abram Bach
rach: 144th-st, No 500 West: instalments; per
cent -
Block Emil! to Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany: 34th-st. No 30 West. .......-.- .--.-....
Bergen. Helen W. 70 city Real Estate company;
I36th-st. No 204 West; prior mortsaGe. S9,5OO
Harms Henry. to John Meyer; East End-aNe,
No a. corner e3d-st. No 5i4; year. per
Goodman. i Bridget. to Equitable Life Assurance
Society: 1S1st-st, $, 145 II e Of Audupon-aNe.
prior mortgage. $40 900: due January /, l9OS:
=
Morrison. Charles D, to William f Moore; 18th
st. No 223 West: prior mortgage $1,000 ..'.'.-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
City Property for Sale.

Sherman-ave: also a plot on the east side Of
Naegle-ave, 300 feet north Of Elwood-st. 1OOx2oex
10lX2z5 feet
Louis Lcse has sold to London G. Meryash plot
f5X199.10 feet on One-hundTed-and thirty-rnth and
One-hundred-and-fortteth sts, between Lenox and
Fifth
Harry Jacobs has sold No. 240 West hundred
and-forty y-third-st, tve story double athouse. on
lot 25x9911 feet.
Abram Bachr2ch has bought No. 14S West One
hundred-and-ffth-st a five story aathouse on plot
%. l0X134.l0X irregular.
Elias Gussarof has bought the plot, 1O0x99I1 feet
on the south side of -hUndred-and-fftieth
100 feet west of Amsterdam-aYe.
Washing 10 feet north Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
siNty-htth-st; also sold an adjoining plot, 25xl95
feet TO u client for Improvement.
zi55 b & R " Blgmenthal have sold No. 22S East
erty Nos. 224 and 226 held by the same owners.
which giYss them plot of 59.5X1022 feet.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
PUBLIC BArHHouse 70 COST s25o,ooO.

Plans have been Sled with Buildings svperin-
enoent Hopper for the big public bath to be erect
90 1y the clty in the block front on the east side
o avenue 4, from Twcnty-third 10 Twenty-fourth
e. Il ls 70 DC q story building. surrounded by
eSicen plots and having frontage OF 1882 feet
I-a depth of 1903 feet. The facade VIII be OF
"Asnenial brick. with trimmings OF limestone
bI-f-1e and terra corta, having a decorative cor
'-oe flEmoCnted ~ a nagstaG. There VIII be two
'Iaa entrances. aTched and decorated with orna-
mental Sass. with broad siaIrcases Of granite. At
s o.tA and south ends RiL be smaller exit doors.
sif Interior win have an arChcd roof and be
aJj-teo V.ih tarras There is 10 be a large swim
.le l'1l4 Tor men and q smaller one for women,
49, large shower rooms. The cellar will be fitted
80 80 s elaborate heating plant The cost is es:i-
100 al t-l1e9G by Arnold ~. BrElner and Martin
N-@ca 1IcEitecss.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

Of New Yorl.-AdeIaIds NJ Davis. Plaintiff against
william II FIitner and others. Defendants-In pursI-
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly made and
above entitled action bearing date ths 4tI
day October 1904 the undersigned Referee IN
Judgment named. viii sell publc auction at the
York Real Estate Sales Room. No I6l Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York on the
Of October 1904. at Il O'Clock that
day Day Aucti0neer the premises directed
b. said Judgment be sold. therein described
fellows: All lot piece parcel OF and with
buildings improvements thereon erected situate
living being in the Twelfth Ward OF the City or
Borough OF Manhattanl and being IN section
:, Block 1920. map known as The Land Map
OF the city of New York and bounded and described
follows. beginning point the southeTy line
156th distant 2l6 feet inches westerly nom
the formed the intersection ot ths westerly
line Of LenOx Avenue with the said soUtherIy Inc OF
136h Street running thence southvardy cut parallel 70
the said westerly line Of Lenox Avenue. and - and
through wal far the same extends % teet
the middle line OF the Block running thence
eswardly but along the said middle Inc OF the occs
iIshcs: running thence uorthwaTdiy out again
parallel the said westerly line of IenoN avenue and %
tends 50 II inches the said sOUheTly tlo or
Street. running thence eastwardy but along thS
Ounery line OF 136th Is feet inches TO ens
point O place Of beginning
Dated: New York, October 5th. 1904
MARCEL LEVY. Referee
SAMUEL T. CARTER Jr. Attorney for PlainuG IS VAN
Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
The following f. diagram OF the property 10 % SOLO
described above the street. number being " WeSs
18TH Street:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Kingsbridge Road s. at Of curved line
l56l 354 Louis Hahn to Hebrew Tafant - -,
Kinc.bridge Road :. 254 # from 5 curved
line Aqaeduet-aye runs d3a 32iF 2Vof o9 Ri5g 5e4x
bridge Road. runs 4oox " sex n 57oH
re Hebrew infant Asylum; o and......-... iot
Kngsbr!dse Ro1d, l6 $ at 81 gu Sa Sc IL IL
1870; Mary McCouTt and another to the M
Adaedac1-aTc " $ 500 It from curve qvezue
aIS T9nS W i5A i6e Hebem rev infaaf a2f Asylum
Aqueduct-aye " 5, 22l ld It from curve IN ave
3ose @ Hs6z%z faa' ai AsSium ms; i ana a9 ioc
nue.. runs " l45K 5Ox l45x n 5Oi John ~,
stis the Hebrew 5 5pfo9i "a '6o Asylum s, . 56c qd l
,.s,s 70 AdoPA KS Il Of 5tfave 25x99 IL Ben
tamin Landau to Joseph Horowitz: u part; all
title rnortgase. S18 900 :, Nominal
Saas Rea,tg Improvement Company mortgage $1s =.
2o5hSt Henry s L oIff to William Iuiiigan Nominal
ooonraafbrd part mortgage $S3 OO1; 9Sth-st, No
l9S ooS %of fu,. 22SiS9 Goe0 % IRa66 coopr a
sbe1aa6-s1s a45 cor Acadeny-st, IT: Joan
cennsy 70 ~ a9ry gii sSsr s. iax75 Aonao Jackson
H HoaRnE ea RSTFlse m s sSO rRsa ad % 'O'
i49th-st 30 80 - ,or;rage xif 050, q = and loo
Sso West. 25x491l: VIM
elnaa weinste.n ana aHO; mortsage $1,000 900
~, % 9, g ana 81 II e n Amsterdam-ave. lax7I2;
''yIa Vim Fatien 10 Joseph H Myers mortgage ,oo
$1,000 n cor i5ist-st i2i llz10o: Bert
q Faulhaber g. Co to Louis Levy and ano mort
,.6. s9gs $780, isS # ana Of iasve soxoas.N iO0
sE,al I6aIty CO to josephine brown Nominal
Brr9dVgv y s. 1852 II o. ls1st-st. runs I47.4
y = 1,n TX e 1t43x n 9G.t; Joseph Fleschman
- lanes 4 AcMlIn; mortgage 81 600: o c
cberrnnr-aye, n corner Acadepy-st i0XlU1; Mary
Eelser 10 Abraham II Fsuchtwanger; mortgage.
$50 Nominal
f5S 2as G9nSr Hi@' 03 Tss 3@aI SSta Iota
GIeury 10 Raphael Kurzrl mortgage Slx Goo Nominal
Hrerc-4vc CiifTord-st. " AsGx
T4a4 X e 100 2oi-1; Thomas ) Iannon o
E-rfrf- flgile l.OH
cage SlG5oo Nominal
Acsh1s. Z 2i0 It Q 0f 6th-ave 20xi0O s: Robert
Ianfray to Julia d Foster; mortgage s25 900. Nominal
No 800 West. - ex99 II; Abrau
rach 10 Charles sehoenslsin aud anotheFI mort
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
JoHN .. cRlMMINs A RuYER.

John D. Crinmlls has bought from Charles NJ.
RosentheI, through Bernard snlyth & Sons the Mot
oi six lots l59xs2 feet the north side Of Cathe-
era Parkway 200 feet west Of AmsterdaIn-ave.
NJ crnrnins ROW owns a plot 425xs2 feet at the
NV 81 corner Of Anlsterdarn-ave and Cathedral
aLhNas' opposite TIE grounds 0s the National
a. slS.!g u lles-en and the Cathedral OF St. John
tAt -. '-1e- lie also the ahuttinc lots T5x
29ll feot. on the soajh side Of One-hu1 dTej-and-
A.. -, - feet West Of AlnsterdaIn-ave max
ING total of twenty lots or $500 square feet.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
SAFETY AT HERALD SQUARE.
The Trafic Regulations Work Satisfactorily
at Thirty-fourth.st.

Thanks 10 Commissioner McAdoo's new traffic
regulations at Thirtyfourth-st. it possible for
pedestrians yesterday. for the first time in many
moons. 10 stand between the Broadway and Sixth
ave. car tracks with impunity.
IN the absence of Captain o'Brien. Sergeant Nc
Cullash in charge. assisted by Roundsrnan
John Polly and Detective O'NeiIl. TWO mounted
patrolmen and two en- foot. in addition to the six
rsEUa aT men. are detailed the work Although
ihe wheels are still trfe gritty, yesterday being
only the second day, considerable progress was
apparent IN the condition OF this complex storm
centre Of lower uptown traffic. Expecteoy enough
the rcurr1sble Tenderlolu cabmen soreIy taxed the
patience Of the police.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
AMEs JUDY pIsAeREEs AGAIN

Minneapolis Oct G.-After being out since g
o'clock on WEDNESDAY sfteTnoon the jury In the
bribery case against former Mayor Anes an
nouuced to-day that II could not agree Judge
Harrison thereUpon discharged the jury Dr. Araes
was indicted for Illegally receiving money from
women. After the jury had been discharged Judge
Harrison made order that the fourth trial of the
case begin tomorrow morning, witnesses having
been summoned when II became evident that the
jury could nOt agree
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
INDIANA NEWSPAPERS CHANGE HANDS

Indianapolis, Oct. III c. Shafrer to-day pur-
chased from George T. McCuIloeh The Indfanapo-
Us Morning Star and Journal" THE Muncie 0ndl
alaI ara News and The Terre Haute Qnd)
star. The papers VIII be conducted as inde-
pendent journals in politics but viii s1pport the
Republican national ticket during the present cam
la4el. he consideration paid to Mr. McCulloch
-l Ssse .1nus and preferred stock was $500 900 IN
sCdlcn Inc purchaser assumes $3.50 go outstanding
41hos ssued Tor the purchase Of The Indiana polls
JoGfNal and other liz ahilties amounting 10 so O00
making the total purchase price 81 .o50,060
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
s0th s.

The approximate the charge to satisfy
aoOve-described property Is sold Tires
hundred sfxty-one hundred twenty
sOlOO dollars With interest thereon from the 2rd day OF
September, 1904, together with costs and allowance
amounting Three hundred and niUetynns 921OO dol
lars with interest together with
OF the sale. The approximate OF
taxes assessments liens. which allowed
10 the purchaser OF purchase money raid BIZ
the Referee. Is 50 $685. 80 and interest
Dated. York. October 9Th. 1904
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
WEST SIDE APARTMENT HOUSES SOLD

Webb Heitmann have sold for the Fleischmann
Realty and Construction Company the southeast
corner of Seventh-ave. and observation-disclosures
forty-fourth-st. This completes the sale of the
tire front and street houses built by the Fleisch-
mann company the block bounded by Seventh
ave. and One-hundred- and forty-third and One
hundred -and-forty- fourth SITS.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
STATE REALTY INCREASES HOLDINGS

- ~ brigham Hall z Son have sold for Thomas r.
-s.Ae ..-Ae nos. US AID 53O West One-hundred-ard-
<o 'shla-st' frame buildings on plot 50x99u feei'
lset west os Ams.erdam-aye. TO the State
tg and Mortgage Company, which recently
T..seo through the same brokers from the
nov bs,sa,e sa,e he adjoining easterly two .ots ena
tofai - = = ptpt or i03E93.u feet This makes =
dev- - - 5ne lots in lhs block sold within q few
l1 tbe~. 'as state Realty and Mortgage Company
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
FEARS INSANITY; COMMITS SUICIDE
81 viii Escape" Writes TarrytOwn Land
scape Gardener.

Franz s. Pamner. a landscape gardener. OF No.
q Cottage Place. TarrytowR. committed suicide in
hs Office in the Hirkant Building. that place some
,sr,e Thursday night by shooting himself in the
left temple. his body found until late
yesterday afternoon. Near the body was this note:
There is nothing drive me to this death
fear insanity. ! Will escape.-Franz S Panarner''
Below this WAS written. Please notify Charles D.
Miliar6."
on the table by were few trinlzets and a
request that they be buried with him. Mr. Millard
drew his VIII Thursday evening
So far as known there is no reason for the sui
eide except that given by Pamme-.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
oRPHEUM THEATRE susLET.

Rub-nger Brothers & Co. have sold the lease OF
tae orIaeurn Theatre. No III 10 rs East One-hun-
eIeo-a'la tR ent. lfth-st and No. 10 10 ll6 East
huncred-aI twenty y-sixth-st, and Nos 40 and
= East OneEuE dred-and-tyg -sixth-st. for Leo
soh-lAer 10 Cooper a GOldenbcrg. who have sublet
ne property 10 GOtuleb Rothstein & Latimer for
twenty years.
There recorded yesterday lease OF the
E.Si-lses by Leo S0mmer for twenty years at
s--vy Year from the United States Trust Com
tsny Of 9SeR--Yorl..
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
oulcK REsALE OF EouITAeLE LOIS.

NJ. & L. Hess have sold for L,owenfeld & Prayer
10 Joshua Siiverstein the nineteen lots recently
purchased by them from the Equitable Life As
surance Society. The lots are in One-hundred-
a1ld-forty-sev enth-st-, Beach and Union aves
There are eight lots In Beach-ave and One-hun-
dred-and-forty y-seventh-st. and eleven lots n
UniOn-aye. twenty-five feet north of One-hundred-
and -forty-seVenth-st,
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
136.h Street.

The approximate % the Hen charge satzr
above described property be sod is eleven
hundred ard dtty 69110 dollars,
26th day SePteLe- 1904
Eeher WIKI costs and allowances amounting 70 three hun
eghty-cue and 60 dollars. from
October 1904 tcSetnsr Win the the sale
The approximate amount OF taxes assessments other
liens which be allowed the purchaser oE
the purchase money paid by the Referee. Is sin
bundled ard ten ard SS-100 dollars and interest
Dated: New York. October SIN. 1904.
MAJ Reel LEVY Referes.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
- OF New York-The New York Life Insurance and
Trust Compauy. Plaintiff against Bertrem Levyu and
others DefsudantsIn pursuance of Judgment Of EoTe
closure and sale duly made and entered The aboves
titled action bearing date the 18th day OF October lo0
'he undeTsned the Referee in said Judguent named viii
sell at Public Auction, ct the New York Real Estate
SalesroOm, No. 1S1 Broadway IN the Borough cf Nan
haitian. City OF New York. the 18th day OF October
1904. u o'clock that L. J. Phillips q
Co. Auconeers the premises directed BY said tusnet
OF the City and County OF New York. with the
buildings bounded and described follows Be-
ginning the intersection OF the Seserly side of CoGr
the sOuhery side OF SOth Street. and
the westerly side OF Columbus
hundred Q02l feet. 90 inches
OF the block thence westerly along said
sixty-four 64 feet thence nOrtherly parallel with
Columbus Avenue hundred and (102) feet %
the s0uherly side Of S0th Street and thence
the s0therly SIDE OF S0th SiXour
(G4) feet the point OF beginning.
Dated. New York. October 9Th. 1904
JESSE STEARSSS. Referea-
EMMETT & ROBINSON. Attorneys for PIaintiff So 57
Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. City OF Nav
York.
The following . diasrar7 ~ the property sold
described above. the street number being 100 WssE
SOth Street:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Broadway. No 6Sl; for a twelve story brick loft
owner; F Browne, architect. $3.50
Avenue \. s. between 23d and oath SITS; for a
one story brick public bath, 163. 6x1409; city.
owner; Aiken Brunner architects. $50
lleth-st, Nos 34s and $50 East for six story
brick tenement house with store. 40XSI11: 5
Lppmann, owner: L a Meyers. architect. ...... 80
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
FOR BROOKLYN HOUSE. sfs,7so.

S-rT.A Brothers have sold the -FOUR story double
cfsI lIneat house. 70. rs Garfield Place near
ifs sssith-avs, FOR Helen Drtscoll. $3.50. Also
- Iliee story private house No. 4S5 Second-st-'
~ '7.'tIt Eahn, OF Newark, for S76l9
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
LEASE BAR ASSOCIATION PLOT.

:. Osgood Pell Co. have leased for the Bar AS
ISOLATION Nos. % and q West Forty-third-st for
teFIn Of wears at an aggregate rental OF $4,000
Lhe Bar association recently bought the property
me buildings on the site VII be altered and then
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
BUYS CHOICE DWELLING HOUSE.

Ticker, s1eyels { Co. have sold for DR.. T. L.
nuAapL1eys. 10 Hoffman Miller. No. p West Thir-
: --N-Atn-si-. q four story ana basement brown
G5ie c|oiliag house. 22x9S9 feet. Also sold for
s-td red l.d-seoond-st. a fye story hathouse. on
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Homan-st, side. AGO feet north Of Belmont Place
story dwelling house 25x2O feet: Frank Nor
Foni owner Louis FAX, architect: cost 100
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Bernard Snlyth Sons: 400 and All West End-ave
W cor sqthst. 102 2x10o: 10-sty apart
nent h Citizens saw Bank Thos Frazier al; PRS
son B. attys; Gleason ref; amt due $3l5 III 81;
taxes etc SG'o41 So; to the pltf for S525, 900.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
BROADWAY LEAsEHoLD CHANGES TITLE

William Wilson has sold TO John c. Huyler the
leasehold parcel 70. 30 Broadway a FIVE story
tsu.oing, on lot 2211X35.7x irregular The build
.hg ac.0lns plot al the northeast corner of Lib
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
BUYS TwENTYEIeHrH-sr. BUILDINGS.

Ex-Congressnan Jefferson NJ. Levy has bought
Nos. 131 and 132 West Twenty eighth-st. old build
ings, q plot 5S.4 by 100 feet deep. The parcel is
near SiNth-sVe.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
u PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Notice of Summons.
STPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
United States Trust Company OF New York Plaintiff
against Julia \. stobbins lloyd d. WaddeIL Anna N.
Retbe-, Charles c. ReibeF. J. warren Reiber. Jacob
Eei5er Rachel Lucas, Philadelphia Trust Life Insurance
VIII annexed Of the estate Of William \ steb5inz. d
Stebbrs Henry L. Goodwin. DefendanJs.-Sunlnlors
1tli csTts 81 tHe oul,S 2 Sl - sew 70 tne aooSe
summoned the complaint IN this action. and
within twenty days after service Of this summons
exclusive Of the day Of service; and in case y your fall
you by default fer the relief demanded in the complaint
EDWARD ". SHELDON. PIaintifrs Attorney.
Office and POst-oftce address, No - Wall Street BOr
To the defendants William Stebbins Jacob Reber Ella
]. Reber. Charles g Reiber. J. Warren Re4uer and
Rachel Lucas: The foregoing served
Macean. Justice OF the supreme Court % state oe
filed with the complaint in the Office Of the Clerk Of te
County Of New York at the County Court House the
Borough Of Manhattan City Of New YORK. on the 22nd
day Of sePteII5e- 10 = - oo-, 80.
Dated &ew 2.7 495S 2 seP{e71Per 1T 22nd 1904 ,,,
Office and Post-cfHce address Street Bor-
ogsn Of Manhattan city Of New York. New York
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
~ York C3Unty.-WliIiam Dee Miller, PIalntN
T. the above named befendants. You are merely s..
rscned answer the Complaint IN t1is action ana TO
wu taeaty days after The service o: this summons
elusive ~ the DAY y service and - c1 u your failure
TO appear. or answer juEulent viii ne taken against
by default Tor he retef demanded III Jhe compliant
EUGF.Ns ARCHER. plalntins Attorney.
Oaice ard Post 2hice Aliresa. iLzfen Avenue No-nt
To Henry II Donpe..y and Annie DorreIv: TIra fore
coias IS served upon you ty publication pursuant
20 an osser 9 f'i '3sf A. IS H. fl' 5ues .t l,
1904 the compliant Ia osce CIers
" EUGENE sRCfIEP P.andE's Attorney.
Laden Avenue Mount vernon, New EorS
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

gage Sl3 900: O and ............ 100
ist-ave a E. Al . n of llthst, - 2XG4 2: va
tore Aessua Prank I-an,o, mortgage
Sl811o a., - Nominal
CroBin EIIzaaetA Zwonetschek: mortgage.
Nsdison.avs = e. 40 2 # i27a-st 2oxs5; George AVO
AesseToy 70 BENJAMIN Allen. .NomlnaI
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORT
sUPPLIEs;-Pha, DEPOT, G. u. Dept. North AneIt-
can Building Phta. Pa. Oef g. 1894 sealed Proposals
Monday October -. 190s fcr Furnishing tais Bs6ot VITA
china. glass. tin. whte metal absrsoons aad snsms.
yaze pillowcases ara towels samples be seen az
which they viii deliveries reserves
portion thereof Preferences given to articles oe domesss
p.o9S5ioa er 1an9tactuFe SoIaon q q1aty and price
facu-es the duty thereonl being equal GUARANTEES
J' @ f ee9 2 Pany ,s zach pr2gosS @ 9 GI I!E 4 BIDS
bidders viii be o. Envelopes con
Ia!nag pToposa.s % De endorsed PROPOSALS FOR
W. Pope. Deputy 0uarssrraaster General. T. S. a..
Depot ouaFtsrnas'er.
4 RMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL ST,
New York. 26 19Os-SeaIed proposals IN tripli-
26 I9U4 ana then opened Tor construction of 60lSoI
Launch Specifications 9ad forms foE siddins ee 81
sealed euveiopes married Proposals for Launca .
MsjoF Or Sir.. U. 5. A.. DeDOs Or. Ma
GOVERNORS ISLAND. n. Y. H., OCT. n.
1004-Sealed proposals. IN tF2lleats. for CONSTRUCT
ing two single sets ofceTs Quarters Goyeruors Island
reserves the right reject all bids Inf0rmatlon
sSsd v @ ol Sn Sppe4S sss'9pes soasalnin pTogSsas
WILLIAM Z. HORTON. Constructing ouaFSsruiasJsr.
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE,
vH Ss received Miavals Steel Works. Nlssoxa.
for purohass Of cOndeuine ordnance aatsIsL - csa Ia
ogues giving Quantities condition etc. can ba bad ca
GENERAL. HEA EADQuARTERs. STATE OF NEW YORK.
AIRANT October rs iaox
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
1pesvlH a. 5hs APS , tANI GENERAL.s OFFICE STATE
YORK CITI unt l. o'eIoek. noSE Wednesday. Ooto-
bre long smoEeess Revolver Cartridge win 5visg,
S %hn Sy aas 5 & sS aT e l sSs7 e g fs s.
HENRY. Ad1utant General
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

4 QUEEN ANNE COTTAGE. rooms. all innroye-
"A ments TO let $50 per month. Inquire c. NJ mn
MAN 2ss johnson ave. Richmonl IIli. L. I ''-4'
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
Excursions.
ATTUMNAT FOIIl

AUTUGNAL FOLIAGE.
West Point. NewbUrgh and POushkespsle-
Daily Outings Sundays BY Palaces DAY TGns
Steamers New YoEA and 'Al6any' from Desorosses
Pier, at $40 a. m; West 22t St, q u and Wsss
10Th St. 9;2O m Last round trip Oct. 18th: down.
Oct. S1st.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

= Abuer c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York hereby given all persons having claims
Rebecta Baird, late OF tire County York
deceased. vouchers
the subscriber hs place Cf FaIsacting business.
Wall Street In the City Ot New York, before
10th November next.
Dated New York, the 11th day OF Nay. 1904.
EDWARD F. BROWN, Executor.
B. W. B. BROWN. Attorney Executor. IS Wan Street
Manhattan n. Y. City
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-02-25
SIoE BoARO
sHOVELING BOARD FOR WAGON.

SHOVELING BOARD FOR WAGON
end of the wagon box allowing half
of it to project behind the box for
shoveling board to rest on; also make
it long enough to project three inches
beyond the sides of the box for notches
in the side pieces of shoveling board
to hook over. Now get two old top
props off of an old buggy top Gf you
have none you can get them OF almost
any blacksmith for almost nothing)
and put on as in illustration. When
endgate is up the long part of the prop
should be bent down so it will not
come open; bending this rod throws
the elbow in direct line with the other
hinges which will hold erdgates up:
Bolt brace onto the outside of wagon
box and mortice hole through the
floor of shoveling board on each side
against the side pieces; make hole
about one-half an inch wide and two
inches up and down. Now bore a small
hole through the edge board through
center of mortice and into the edge of
the bottom board and drive bolt in. In
dumping corn, lower board, pull out at
bottom, and put on top of wagon box
The hinged joints allow it to go up
easily.-C. E. Richardson, in Epi-
tOmiSt,