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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-28

Northeast quarter of section sixteen, except
graveyard Oh the highest point Of the ~ T. \. f. n
5. w. direction from the " r. corner of $. f. n. Il
to be IL rods W. 49, rods :. IL rods E. 49, rods ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30

fCoUTRES 4 COLUMBUS4 AYE. APARTMENT HOUSE
rs An INVESTMENT.
Sere of Choice DsceLing Houses Feat"re-R T. Wilson
s262 goo for Mars Parcel in West 57th-st.

Albert : adams. the former policy KING soIo
At auction some weeks ago most OF his choee Mo-"
tattan parcels II was rumored at that ulhe ui't
he intended to retire from the realty market Jul
some OF his friends said he had no such loea'
Within the last two weeks Mr.. Adams mas shoNii,
b,- b,,vig 2 number OF choice parcels that ne VIII
continue active in realty He yesterday addeo an
other parcel to his holdings by the purchase
tbrough Pocher & Co. Of No q West eSth-st ano
No. 81 to lss CoIurbus-ave. five story apartment
bosse s0x1o5 feet as an investment The parcel is
The northeast corner OF 6St-st. and CoiuTnous-aNe
Another feature OF the market yesterday was 'IIe
sale Of several choice dwelling houses henry y
Trfrans & MAY sold FOR Colonel George b SANFORD
~ T5tcheeld Conn. 10. IL East 6Sth-st' TO Joseph
Fox. president of the Columbia Bank.
This house which has frontage of 46'feet' ao-
sotns the new 4o-foot house Of T. Soar II ls op.
Isle the house of James Henry smith, Nl!CH, sr
kC15gh+ last year from the whitney estate Ao4
Ng9O'gY' and z TAYLOR have sold for John Nc
-, Naeh 10 2 client OF H. D Wnans q nay
30 81 West 53d-st.. I've story @Ni
rent house. on lot GXl0o5 feet y.o,- title 70 q
-sroeI :sx1005 feet on the north side OF otInse.
sss feet east of shave, from Edwlh n "a Geo 500
executor The stated consideration was S-o-'OO''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
NFv.yORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY MAY 30 1905

No 6s West years per eehs :,rnsr lots ioo
&. M ol$ 81 Delaney 5000
sa Ssar xo5'P Per- Cent 1000
Sane s same same me PTSpery prior MORTGAGE loo
Bloch l. Bronx Investment co con 18Th 5
werner samuel, and another to n yolimsn;
Mans1 St No O. to q! n0ttsaFT, sDJ p a. -.o
d %OTg e S2GOCo dhen %aegeags 100 IT
n Of Hawthorne ST prior mortgage $4,000; ov,o
Same d To- pf Kaiish; same property; pro- mort
Ft sase NJ n 70 i' Gsrman Ean
11SS2e loS We" ts S poong B?igss ave corner
r Ssss Nae 10 Ssnae do si 1924 500
Of Marion ave years D1r 6snt 5000
ii26f 70 Of HiieF years per $3.50
Df savinss Bank Ii; 55Ra iGl
Ms fa' Harry to Mortgage and security
Nam rp+ay PRIOR i'as mortgage sl75Oc per
rT SsmS /. V. to Meyers and another: 6ecks,
Friedman SS IT. l. to Boesch BROOK 15i2
v!5u yeass NJ to II Romm: f05th st. Nos 336
and Sss prior mortgage $4,000; years
1@ s5f6 St a. L $50 It
Bas st per 'S j. Mortgage and security
Ut afni E to b Levy: UndeTciIr
p@ ns5 l' aao st. to $f' Kop Sp; 1871
e Of Audubon ave; prior mortgage $4,000: ooo
Rooney Levy se sa4 wick seo
Dongan H. to Bioomingdae Reformed Church.
West End-ave, 70. IL IT n Of lOoth-st
Msy yi',r George e L. to custavus L Lawrence
a5s st si5Soo Years $500
of M due November l. 1908 per cent
6r 7stb st. 81 is5 80 IT Of ID ave- per bond $500
Bi 49 we GG?'se years az .15 per 1900
sam f 5stst 70 No Sir East: per bond 5000
1SGS e. No 3se West Years AZ per cent 10000
Russell. John b. to Albany Savings Bank; River
S siGe D'e coiHe! 100000
Gallagher Hugh j. to Louisa Brown; 93d-st
No 1877 West; years. per cent $500
Tribune Association Metropolitan Trust Com
pany Nassau st. n G Spruce-s st, Frank - -.
fort-s No o. 40 years cent; gold bonds L. 100000
A oher 47hs 1 No ass East years cent
Columbian Realty COMPANY 70 Empire state
Surety Company; Broadway. corner 1T2d st; 10000
Pagiiugni ] A. and another 10 Title Guarantee
and Trust Company; 2d-st. No 1876 West; per 10000
DuTiacher F E. to J Riege 162d-st. No 523 ,-o
Ptarson per r. te Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany Southern Boulevard; 7O5 II " OF ooo
10th ST. per 6o9d; f
n 3 20 # e Of Waverley Place; years. per go
East; year; ) per cent $4,000
Cullen B j. to Mutual Life Insurance Company;
56th-st, No All West; per bond 49, 5000
f Of Defiance Years per 10000
corner 77th-st years per cent 10000
End-ave. S. ca IT n Of s4th st; . years. ,.ooo
Peterson j r to TILE Guarantee and Trust COM
pany 1T6th-st. II 95G # " Of Southern Boule-
ward; per bond 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30

Ts,n.s r Riley et al TO Mary Hartmayer. l'""
24othst s. 10 ~ HsE 91 : st1bing Nominal
sth-ave. 523 TO 529 ~ nr ressoffsr:
mortgage, $4,000 i'o
Tots 40 and AL map Van Nest Park: Ephraim ,oo
r Levy 70 Antonio F Austin. .-..: ...::. AVV
Lot 60 map Underclin Terrace MorningslSe
77th- s: n $ i78 # e OF Avenue a. 225x2o. 4 New
York Protestant Episcopal Public School 20 ,oo
Realty Holding Company a.. =. iVV
t-rorvceIl-ave " :. So q Of 165th 81, 46 Ak
I07. .. Katherine 5 Du Bots 10 Edward r hoo- ,oo
inson :...--. ai,,.
Beck-st 5. oG II Of Prospect -are 3 wxiZS
Louis Freund to Ericsson Realty company ,oo
1u5th- 81. Nos 33G 33s East 37.6xl0O9; Mish-
kind -fenberg Realty Company - Lyman "a,
Madison ST. No $50. $ $ 25x100. Henry NJ Bloch -,
ct al Henriette Cohen mortgage, S5o0VO, nominal
leth-ave corner 81 ST. lOOXlUO NakeheI0'
Pauline Zemer to James T Penteld; mortgage ,,.o
same property; James T PenGed to Edgar d ,oo
smith: mortgage 81. go. loo
l05h-st, Nos 33G East 87.GxiOO.S; Hy-
Romm to Morris Williamson; mortgage ~
Marion-ave II G corner 105th st, 960xl3blo; 80,
Susan Topper Minnie r Flag -. iuO
Lot So map Nest Park; Antonio Rossl 10
Frank Ross half part; all title; mortgage ,oo
Lot 151; property; Carl Moeller to BENJAMIN mn
Cohen another. mortgage, S3SD..-. -, lVo
Elton ave. 1bSth st, 2IxlUu; MAY
Klein Ell al to Simon Hutter; mortgage SZo''o ,oo
Crand-ave. n corner lSlst ST. 2O0x2OO Chelsea
Realty Company Fleischmann Realty Com $40
49fhls vS - II I 81 u Mbs6ouse Nominal
71st-st. No 247 West Is sX1O22; Clara { Phlnls 100
Henry Prellwitz; all title; mortgage, Sl<'OV'' i'V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW

A. - kesey-st--Isy James !. Wells. Flton-sys , -
30eb-st oV1toJ vacant voluntary sale; T62 l5Stb-s.
voluntary ~ etorJ n n;
q Artfur-2Te. 25SlOO5 . story dwg h NJ 49,,
tSnd Ast = Degen e Al: EUstis F. attys. 5 T. y
Ward ref due, Sc 759 Is: taxes etc sEio Iooi
5th-st = e. 4 " Of Avenue B. = I0x9s 10 tJorZ,
pE ten a. Ethel Roth agt Joseph Godsten 81 Al So
s.. s35 IS. tsxes, etc, $5Ss -. " ann d~e'
Joseph ? Day: I5tt-st ia . ., A..
J. 25xlGs 3: story Blk story b,- Sd oe
Z u HuebneT Sebastian .5S
Williams. atty; Gerard Roberts ref; partition " -
b J. J Philips Co: - Albany 81 = 20 ?. = ~
WeSo-st. lsxsS Ok .rTeg story bk h. $40 isfbst
s. BOO = OF eth-aye. 3xls4 hist story bk
store II lStb-st and story dWg IN l9fb- =
JRight sEt r Lawrence a.; L Berler sfrr. o5i
GoicE1srk. ref; partition. -'i
81 cha-iss Be-Ttan: FordhsHn Landing Read = at
.tersectcn Of Harlem River (bulkhead line, 10y
2Go2X irreg5 II J Cammann agt c L Carnrnann 81 al
Al.en z {. sttys: y Mlddlebrook ref narfitlnn v -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
MECHANICS LIENS.

Pine-st. Nos "a and SO; L A Storch & Co agt Han
over Fire Insurance Company owner; General
Building and Construction Company. contractor.
1O6th st, Nos 310 and 81 East; Samuel Beluck agt
Samuel Levy, Joseph Kreink, Isidor kOplak and
William jacob owners; John Diamond.
tiact'F
T4th-st. No 421 to 425 East. Niagara Woodwork
ing Company agt Forman s. AronsCn, owners
o .
Thompson ST. No 6S to "A; A Gordon & Bro agt
Solomon Jacob and contra ...........
146th-st, No 40 East; Louis Htters Tanbe
kleinberg owner Max Kleinberg. contractor.
90 st No 217 to 221 East; Alexander & Weiss agt
Hcrter Realty Company, owner and contractor;
Peter Herter, contractor. ............
55th 81. Nos 2 and 4 West. Rurdett Rowntree
Manufacturing Company agt Fifty-hfth street
Company. owner. General Building and Con
stTuCtion Company, contra CtOT .......--...
West End-aYe, No III, William Bradley & Son agt
Bernice d Emerson. owner; Clarence " Gaylor,
contractor =
LIST ave, n 31st ST. ~ ~ $50. Noigtman &
Co agt MeyrowitZ Company, owner; johnson
Kahn Company. cOntracto
Thompson 81, No 6S to "a; William Buess Sol
ONION Jacobs, owner ana contractor. .-.-.-......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
BANKRUPTCY NOTES.

The following petitions were filed yesterday with
the clerk Of the United States District Court:
petitHn IohIl Toohey clerk Gardiner,
Ulster County liabilities, Sili5. S75: priucipaI
creditor. Austin Nichols & co. Hutson-st ana West
Broadway.
schedules IN involuntary bankruptcy; Morris Forgot
soni liabilities $2TG4b. assets S15; principal
C. B. Hodgsan; Fort Totten, n y. $I.153; the Federal
Rank, city, SlOUbO Elias Israel. No. 2.424 Eth
y. L. NJ Friedman No 10 Maiden Lane. 81. 500.
Alfred h OuIucn receiver y Root trading
the Central Manufacturing COMPANY No.
with a bond OF s. 600
Involuntary bankruptcy l. WilcuA. trading as L. C.
Wilcox K Co, private bankers, W. Ii Willis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
HOTEL LIE BARTON LEASED.

The Manhattan Realty Corporation has SOLD TOT
2 F Charnpin 10 William F. Bangs, Brothef,
The lease OF the Hotel lie Barton az Sesn.st am an
shave covering term OF tWeIllS - cas- a. a.
sggrrgste rental OF about s4O90h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
LIS PENpENS.

10sthst. No 2l6 East. Michael Harris Blitz
81 al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; attorney, Hellnger
{5th-st. No ll6 East. Central Hudson
River Railroad Company Helen J
faction to acquire title. etc) attorney. II Harris
Benson 81. 5 216S II of COuranlt ave, 2jXl0G 6;
Bridget Gtihen agt Ellen Bulger ct al partition;
attorney. NJ sullivan
i47th st, 2I5 # ~ Of Brook-ave 50x9o 10: George
Lyons and trustees. Katharine Lyons al
foreclosure Of n-crtgsgel; attorney. NJ ! sullivan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

li1th-st so sos West: Joseph Bloch agt Emanuel
Doctor another: April ~ 1915 9..... 81 @5s 40
Honest. No 1,i2l; Candee Smith Rowland
1905 .......... 1872 %
1@9th-st. No 2Jl 255 West; Joseph WIodav agt
another; September q 400 ............... 45o 90
ave, Van tUurtiandt- ave,
SO 4x4S.5: Max Gononsky agt Patrick l Nc
Murray: April B. 1895 ............ "a 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

Broadway, W 100 # n OF 125th-st; for six story
owner: Hauser architect. s27OO
goth st. No 165 W. for a six story brick
Grimes architect 1870
2d-ave, E. G6th to 9Th ST. for hve six story
brick tenement houses 3eX9O. Lehman Horwitz
architects :............. 1850
brick tenement houses. 4O.SxS711 Bruder &
Baum. owners: Bernstein & Bernstein arch-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

East one-half %. map Wakefield boxll4,
Joe KosovsEy Michael Petriko and another.
mortgage $500. .-.....-.-...-. x,o
Avenue ,. n I7th-st, Is4xIss: ANTHONY
= koel!tle 20 Carl Ernst; mortgage Ss5 coo ia
Prospect Terrace. {. 50 u n OF i3th-st SOxi05,
Joseph ? Mooney 10 Benoat Realty ana Con-
81 stroeil2n C g ~ - .-.... .Nonias
&. 2SHfo; Caroline Eikar.a c; al 10 Juiius DaGl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Bathgate-ave, 173d-st. six story brick
store and tenement house. 44.514 x909: WahliE
& Sansen owners; Moore & Landsedel. archi-
Parkyiew Place. s. 31S IT W of Tooth st. two
story and attic frame dwelling houses 28x40 y
j o keefe, owner: John II VaTbach. architect. 7,6t
MorTis-ave 16lst-st. six story brick
stores and tenement houses l2xS2 2 the
other 512x9O: Mary Schaefer. owner; Harry
Howell archiLect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
cEoacE a wHEELocK A euYER.

George a. Wheelock ppesidentfof the Metropoh-
tan Turf Association. has bought from Mrs. Emma
Robbins the five story American basement oWelihg
,o.za 10 West S6th-st The house. occupies
iot 22xl00 feet. Sawson & Hobbs werefthe brokers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30

Crane. Leroy B-s Farnham and another April
N l!HEI O.. . e. 90. 50 60 30
Geier. Julius and Wiam-FaTmers' and
Trust Company; February 1903 ........ 215
Same-Same: December & 1904 442 OS
Herter, Peter and Maria "A Vocker; November
81 1893 ...". ISL 40
same: July y. 1904 III 10
Hut valentine -Juuger Paper Company; MAY Is,
Kohr, IouisaM Alexander ard another; Decem-
Kropank. Frank Gluch; December 10 1904 $50 %
pany; May IL 1909 cancelled, -. 4sG 50
Ieavy. Joseoh-M Alexander and another: Decern-
sw@etnaT- Jacob--A Fanberg and another; MAY
PTass. Annie Cordes and another. February
same, February p, 1909 SIS So
Same-M hloster February 81 1903 .......-... qS 81
Sane-Saue February 81. 1898. ...-........ 4S 39
SchnaaTc Abort Hecker-Iones Milling
COMPANY January 2s. 1893 ...,....- ...",e 1s1 g.
1904 -, ~ o7
Manhattan Railway C.mpauy-H y colt
other: February "a 1863. -. SOP 70
Ssme-M 4 Mcmahon et al: December - + sg5 81
SGme-Ssme; February "a 1893 473 OF
marlborough Rand Transit Cpmpany-Same:
February p 1907. -. 474 OF
SS.aIle-Enrne; February p 1890 022 20
Mcmahon et al December ~ 1904 SOS OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
y TopLITz ADDS TO HIS HOLDINGS.

Harry l. Toplitz, who won second prize in TIL
recent parade Of the Road. Drivers Association OF
The Speedway, has bought No. IS RfEersdeE Drive
Z \ Turner was the broker in the, deal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
JUDGMENTS MAY 90.

The following judgments were fled yesterday. the
FIRST name being that Of the debtor:
Boucher Arthur William Brown. ......... $3.50 p
an AaEie-WIianl Brown. 107 IS
u5liIan MaN-Edw ard l. Hawkins ct Rl........ 100 II
Del-atour Marie EJohn Dogener. I9Ss 81
Dtah EIeqeTick Irving Press. -
LeSN Nlce L-hary r. Sanders -
loan, saFsh William kiTshon IL 81
Gomga-.. costs -. 1877 SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
GETS OLD TABERNACLE BLOCK TITLE

James D. Boyd took title YESTERDAY TO a parcel
fronting 100 feet on the norh side of 34tn-st lo0
feet west Of 5th-aye and extending 10 SStacsI:,
nom Frederick Hildebrandt il. The propertyscar-
yles q mortg gage Of $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
WOMAN BUYS ST. NIcHoLAs-AVE. PLOT.

BREASTED Goodman & Hershfeid nave leso . -
c1,a,+ n Mrs Mary E Brown, the tenant the
- stor,, dyreIIing house No. 7Os St Nicholas
sye on lot 2x1o0 feet The same hIn were s sIo
me brokers in the recent sale OF 'No-'Sz East O'
- for the Chamberlain estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
nNorHER JeRoME-AvE. IDEAL.

7 Clarence Davies has sold in ,cor1uncuon Win
st,ar.or+ e Thorn for the United'Real Estate and
7r7,st COMPANY the plot 75xloo feet on me SSsl
ssae NJ Ieronne-ave., is feet southIoi BURNSIDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT FILED

l36th St $ 1896 # Of Broadway. 1Osx9g II;
chester Mortgage Company to Herman Open
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor the second
that Of the creditor and date when Judgment was
filed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
Lease for Sale.

EIGHT months rent the purchaser lease
for the suite Offices formerly occupied by at
117O This lease has until October I, 1906
to run For further particulars apply 10 LEVER
RPOS manufacturers Of Sunlight and Lifehuoy
soaps Cambridge. Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco May 2s.-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-01
Loss OF TWENTY-FIVE
These Figures Represent What Bat
tie Cost Russia
IN WAY OF VESSELS.
10 Addition 10 This Catastrophe q
Great Number Of Naval Fight.
ers, Including High on
eials, Are Captured.

Washington. May 3i.-Aceording to
latest reports from Vice Admiral Togo
up 90 midnight Tuesday night. sent 20
his government. the loss OF the Rus
siaas In ships sunk or CAPTURED num-
bers twenty-five.
The admiral says that none Of his big
fighting ships were seriously damaged.
Interesting news comes from Vladiyos-
tok sent direct by the correspondent Of
the Associated Press. who reports that
the arrival there Of the protected cruis-
er Almaz and the torpedoboat destroy
er Grozny. The officers OF the Almaz
say they witnessed the sinking Of two
japanese battleships and that two Jap
anese cruisers were listing badly and
seemed about 10 sink when the fog OBJ
scured further view Of the battle. There
seems 20 be great confusion as 60 the
fate % Vice Admiral Rojestyensky. IL
Is reported that he arrived at vladi-
vostok on the torpedoboat Buiny. bad
ly wounded and that his wife received
a telegram from him. while a report
received from Toxic late Tuesday night
at the legation at Washington says that
he was captured on board the Russian
destroyer BiedOyy with another ad-
miral. both severely wounded. and with
several stan officers OF bis flagship. the
KnIaz Souvaroff. the sinking Of which
II confirmed by the officers OF the Al
mar
The Jauanesa legation rccelved n
cablegram from the foreign once at
Toxic conveying Togo's dispatches. The
report says that Admiral Rolestvensky
and other adrnirals and staR officers
were taken prisoners on the sinking OF
Rojestvenskys flagship. the Kniaz Sou
varon. Saturday night. The total num-
Der of vessels lost 60 the Russians. ac-
cording 10 Admiral Togo. now reaches
twenty-five. and he adds that. although
the fun particulars are not yet In. none
OF the japanese ships was seriously in
jured and the loss 20 the first division
OF the japanese fleet was over 900. The
report says htat the armored cruiser
Dmitri Donskoi ran aground on Urle-
ung Island. that the battleships Os-
labia. already admitted lost by the
Russian admiralty and the Navarin.
were sunk: that the battieship Slssoi
Vellky went 20 the bottom Sunday
morning: that the coast defense ship
Admiral Oushakoff was sunk after a
vigorous pursuit. her crew being res
cued. and gives other details as 20
vessels sunk or disabled. The Japan
ese Admiral isu was slightly wounded.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-01
TERMINAL FACILITIES.
oklahoms City Will Take Care Of All
Roads on Hand and Comma.

Oklahoma City. May Si.--At a meet
Ing of the chamber OF commerce the
proposition was practically closed
whereby the Denver. Enid and Gulf
railroad. which has been knocking for
admlttance 70 this city FOR the past
year. shall have an inlet. and the city
viii make up 10000 20 100000 for the
purpose of buying right OF way and
terminal facilities a terminal asso-
citation win be formed forthwith capi-
nlized az $4,000 and beginning with
the Denver. Enid and Gulf railroad.
viii take care Of and be connected with
not only all roads 10 come hereafter
but those now running into the city.
II will be necessary 10 float bonds 10
the amount OF about 100000 az once
for construction purposes and the pur-
chase of the land for right of way Tor
the terminal facilities. II II expected
that everything will be In readiness for
construction work on the terminals here
IN about one month
Five miles OF terminals In the city
will be necessary TO accommodate the
project OF the terminal association.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-01
LETTERS Arb WsNTED
Reward Of Ten thousand Dollars
Has Been offered.
JEWELRY ALSO GONE
Scandal In the Form OF Family
skeleton Hidden For Past fif.
iteen Years Forms Basis
For the Theft.

New York. May 3i.-offers OF a ,iO.-
900 reward are published here for the
return Of a packet Of letters said to
have been stolen from a private safe
In the hor Of wealthy and socially
prominent New York family. whose
name probably viii never be mentioned
In connection with the affair unless a
scandal should arise from an expose OF
the letters contents
Incidentally. It Is hoped to recover
$4,000 worth OF Jewels and many thou
sands OF dollars worth OF stock certif-
Gates which were stolen at the same
time as the letters: but in comparison
with the letters the loss OF the jewelry
Ia considered Insignificant Every ef-
fort has been made TO keep the affair
secret
Some time between March 81 and a
few days ago an old-fashioned mahog-
any treasure box was stolen from a
safe. where IL had for many years held
| the most valuable OF the possessions
I, OF the women members Of the family
A scandal In the form OF a family
skeleton hidden for fifteen years from
the head OF the household Is said %
have formed the basis OF the theft.
which II believed 70 have grown out
, OF a new romance In the family. De-
tectives at work on the case say they
confdently believe that the son OF the
household :. the thief for whom they
are seeking He Is only about twenty
three years old. a graduate Of ons Of
the leading universities and a well
known figure at the social functions OF
the younger set.
His motive is believed 10 be the ne
cessity OF maintaining the appearance
OF having a large income during his
engagement 20 a wealthy young society
woman. His own family are opposed
20 the match and have limited his al
lowance: hence his desire 10 acquire
| funds
The suspected man left town some
time ago. but he 4 under close sur
veillanco. and the detectives believe
that the offer OF the rich reward just
made will procure the return OF the
letters. The contents OF these missiyes
Is unknown, even 20 the detectives in
the case
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-01
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

Sealed bids will be received at the
Presidents Office OF the A. a NJ. Col
lege until 10 o'clock, Wednesday.
June IL, 1906, tor 1900 cords, more or
less, OF good merchantabls wood de-
livered on the College grounds sub
ject 20 the approval OF the President
as to quality and measurement. Ger
titled check for $50 must accom-
pany each bid 10 be forfeited 10 the
College In case the successful bidder
fails 20 make a good spd sufficient
bond 10 carry out the contract. The
right TO reject any or all bids is re-
served. David +. Houston,
(i5i 3i) President.
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Compress 20 Resume.

Muskogee. May 3i.-The Gulf Com
press cnuioanv has closed a deal for
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Two Arrive.

vladivostok. May 3i.-Only two ves-
sells OF the Russian feet had arrived
here up TO midnight Tuesday night
Officers on both vessels say that both
fleets had aready sustained terrible
losses when the Almaz and Grozny
broke through the hostile lines. OF the
japanese. two battleships had gone
down before their eyes and two crui-
sers. their sterns high out OF the water.
seemed ready 90 plunge headforemost
20 the .ottom OF the sea
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Only One Arrives.

Washington. May 3i.-The following
dispatch was received at the state de-
partment from Ambassador Meyer
Wednesday az ST Petersburg: "The
Russian ship Almaz Is the only Russian
ship arrived at Vladlvostok. The cap
tain reports he saw the Knlaz SOuva-
ron sink. Rojestvensky wounded. safe
ly lowered aboard the torpedobat Bui-
ny. Not yet heard from"
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WERE THlRTY.F FIVE.
Russian 6sttlsships 70 the Northwsrd
EnVeloped BY the Japanese.

Toxic. May si.-A warrant officer of
the Russian repairship Kamtchatka
who landed al Mol. says "our feet
entered the Straits OF Korea, number
ing thirty-hve vessels. The Kamtch-
atka received several shots and was
partially disabled Finally "a shot
struck a vital part and sixty men en-
tered boats. when they were nearly
clear great explosion occurred and
the ship sank. The captain and seven
officers were killed during the battle
Two officers were wounded and tive
Jumped overheard. Three other OH
GERS were drowned We could see out
battleships 20 the northward enveloped
by the japanese. Seemingly they wer,
badly damaged"