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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-16

There is a new baby at the
home of A, Z Peterson. The
youngster arrived Monday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-16

All kinds of furniture repair,
ed.-R. F. Mcclure.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-16

Three rooms over Variety
Store for rent. Enquire at the
Variety Store.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-16

J. K. Ely has concluded to
enter the contracting and build.
ing business. See him before
you let your building contracts.
If.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-16

W. L. Bond, builder and con.
tractor, is taking a course in
architecture at Kansas City.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21

.~an,s. .uppiss zoe; fixtures, 81 iOO; accounts
S40e and unIiquidated claims SosL Suuso Nth
Wiids was appointed receiver OF the business WIN
tgiliIam q Bennett was appointed receiver OF Inc tne
business of Henry LISA. Of No. 5so Broao"Sy' WIN
toone Sone Gaeebson, g. NO LO@ washinxton-avs hs =
biiities s27 assets SIS The Prlncipal n 90
n II Robertson g Co.. No 5ly sre@So"1ss5 @ 1s5 Nassau
uabilitfes s5s0s; assets. ,50: The princsBssaA "a
creditors are Charles RvenbuTg; NO lO0 Eass noi 1J
st. s225s. secured by asssned Lis iSui "a 0ss1;
Charles Rivenburg. No 80 East s3e7st-s y' SSSS'
Winfield Plate Company. ThoInpsonvsllIs, s s erad
$500 The petitioner has large a nun Der concerns
holding claims for smaller amounts 1ne 80 s *.
consist OF household goods. $l0o plated Wascn' ~
office fixtures SS75. subject 10 sever seveaar st10: m
counts, s492i stock in the Jaros Company wv -
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was MEG MEG
against Samuel Danziger by Louis Bo~Sn& ea ~ In
other creditors with claims aggregatng %.0oS III
schedilles for Wolf & Walker shows debts OF
tne Cyansevoort Beef and Provision Company, NO. -
Cansevoort-st. 81 CO., secured by chatter Inortsase
and S4 unsecured. The assets consist or restaurant
Schedules of the American Witch Hazel Company
show debts of S24 29s and assets or SO Ihe p5L'
pal creditors are Norman Mcleod & Co., oL nI!a
in Connecticut; American Dosa Water company.
Philadelphia. &l9. secured by cnatte mort s t
Sackett-Wflhelms Lithographing and Printing com
pany 81 $50 The bankrupt company owns reai eS-
tate and distilleres in West Chester Ia
stated is nnknown- The remaining assets. the
value of which not given, with the exceptoh
of office furniture estimated at $l5 Is IN the posses
An involuntary petition In bankruptcy was nieu
against Samuel Fuerstanberg, No 81 East eotn-
st. and No. 1,O52 Park-ave:, by creditors. with
complained of.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy We're filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
tr1ct Court:
Louis Goldstein, tailor, No. 11S Divison-st; La
bilities, 6t; assets, $l5G The principal creditors
man. No "a EIdridge-st-, sos
Fannie Loomer, No. 1.6f7 2d-aye. liabilities 81 "a:
assets. $40 The principal creditor Is Sarah Stein
$780, secured by mortgage.
An involuntary petition filed against John
Lancer, sash manufacturer, by Wiihemina Ianzer
and others. creditors with claims OF $40 2O LanZer
made general assignment March II last
George Z. Darrell was appointed receiver, with a
bond OF Sl9oO0 The receiver is authorized to con-
tinue the business in Avenue D, between 18th and
18th sts., Unionport Borough of The Bronx for ten
days. The assets estimated at $4,000
Walter 8. Simpson, No. 10 Warren-st.; liabilities
Sf04 AGO; assets. s40S26 The principal credtors are
Nelson. Cheswell & Co., Temple CouI. New-York
As.sSs; Columbia fhonograph Company. Ssls. and
tne a. G. Messier company. Providence. $6.7s7 The
as commissions and premiums, and as outstand-
Ing accommodation paper the OF Sc, TOO The as
sets consist OF so cash. stock OF Jewelry and
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
PocAssET CLUB TO HAVE NEW HOME.

PIans have been fled with Buildings Superin-
tendent Hopper for the remodelng of the three
story and basement dwelling house. No. 2Os East
116th-st into a clubhouse for tho Pocasset CIuD'
of which James OFarrell is president, and whose
present headquarters in East n4th-st
The building is to have depth of 100 feet, ana
will have & new ornamental entrance at the street
level and a new facade of carved stone. The cost
Of the necessary improvements is estimated at
$4,000 by the architect c. B. Myers
c. B. j. Snyder, chief architect of the Department
Of Education, has filed plans with the Buildings
Bureau for the enlargement Of Public School No.
Sc, in West 54th-st by the addition of four story
annex facing at No 125 West 55th-st, and having
frontage Of 80 feet and depth Of So feet 1t will
adjoin the present '' Of the old building, and is
cost the city $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
INSIDE TIP" EXPENSIVE.
Cost Broker 81 S7,000-AlIeged Fake
Wire Tanners Held.

The men who it Is charged. interested norton
Wood, q well known stock broker OF Fitlsneiu'
Mass in a fake" wire tapping scheme iasL W
yenber held in 5000 bail In the Iohos poH.o
court Yesterday They are Rudolph Ganter. twenty
years old of No 6l0 East 14th-st, and Harry Cohen
tsenty-six of No "a West 6Sth-st MI WOOD says
they relieved him of 5000.
The men were arrested by Detective serssal's
Foeartv and Monday after a search of several
months The detectives said Mr.. WOOD met eIditso
and was Induced to TO New-4 ork, @ Wneae Ls s
was told that the latter had friend in cnarBe q
the racing bureau of the Western Union 1elssFap s
Company and could have racing news nero peosA
while they made lots OF money. Ganter
Wood to Cohen the detectives said at me ~ ora d
Union Hotel. after which he put UP MS HlOiieS "
lost The men then disappeared.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
RECEIVER FOR IRON COMPANY.
Cyclopean Files Petition-Dfficulties Due to
Passaic Exposures.

Paterson. N J.. March % (special).-GsOrge H,
BlakeIey was to-day appointed receiver OF the
cyclopean Iron Company, Of Paterson. The appli-
cation for the appointment of receiver made
ty William +. Jones, marager of the company It
was announced that the company was in financial
difioulties due TO the exposures following the OFF,
caa investigation into the affairs of Psssaio Coun-
ty. Several freeholdeFs end officials OF the Cyclic
pean company have been indicted. and free
holder has been tried and convicted The investi-
CATION has resulted in the stopping OF payment on
g large amount OF bridge and culvert work for
which the Cyclopean company had the contract
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
NEw-YoRk CITY CORPORATIONS.

Albany. March 2O.-Certihcates OF incorporation
filed to-day with the Secretary OF State include the
following
Gotherd Mining ana Engineering Company New
York capital, $500 600; directors, r. r. IodettI r.
p WItberger and c. +. Hoppe, Nsw-York City
mines In Arizona); capital sS25oOo; directors e. p
keeeh, Jr H H Biedler. Frederick Henkleman or
Baltimore. and l. NJ Hodgins, OF New-York - -
Surprise Store. New-York (cIothingo; eapital
100000: directors. Joseph BlumenthaI Arthur
GsieTshofer OF New-York, and A. J. Liebman, Of
Frederick Pearce Company. Nev-YorlS felectr,ca,
apparatus); capital 100000: directors Freiericlt
York. --'-' - -NS'-
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21

One of the principal transactions yesterday was
the sale by William T. Pigueron, through Isaac B.
Wakeruan, Of No. 28 West 15th-st, ten story
mercantile building, on lot 25x10S.3 feet. The
buyer is an investor. He paid about $4,000 for the
parcel. This is the fourth big mercantile building
which has been sold within week
Another important deal VAS the purchase by A.
Holander through Warren & Sklllin. of a six story
elevator spart1nent house with stores at the north
west corner of 45th-st. and Dexington-aye. II is
on a plot 10O.5x40 feet The parcel is opposite the
proposed greater Grand Central Station site
Henry n. Singh sold the new six story aparLInesnt
house No 154 East 35th-st plot b5xs8S rect iOf
about SlS5 OOO to a client of Francis Il. Robert.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
ROOT APPEARS FOR BoNpAoLDERs.

Elihu Root appeared in the Supreme Court yes
terday before Justice Truax on behalf of Gustav
d Kissei and p number OF other bondholders of the
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway Company, on
the hearing OF a suit 10 set aside contract agree
nent entered into April IA 1904 between that
railway company. the St Louis and San Francisco
Railway Company and the st. Louis Memphis and
South Eastern Railway Company. The ground of
the suit which is TO cancel a traffic agreement is
that this agreement violates previous trust agree
melt between the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Railway Company, the ST. Louis and San Francisco
Railway Company and the Colonial Trust Company
IN 1902 Adrian II. Joline appeared for the defend-
elts. The hearing was NOT finished.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED.

47th-st. n s. 32O IT of 7th-ave, 4Oxloo.5;
the C,ermania Life Insurance Company loans
to Longacre Realty Comp any $40
47th-st n s. 240 It of 7th-ave, 40Klo0.5;
Citizens Savings Bank loans to Longacre -.
.7f5tstV HeaIV = $50 II Of 7th-ave. 4Ox1oO.5;
loans TO same 80 a. lSl
Lee & Fleschmann loan TO The Botolph
Company ..-.....- 40 -
Pincus Iowenfeld and William Prayer loan
to Jacob Binder and Jacob Baum ~
Houston-st n e Sullivan-st; same loan TO
same - - - - -, ioa 10
David Lentin- 10
1st-ave W cor 66th-st, 20010xl50; same loan
to Harris & Ely Maran. Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
.7RTG BUSINESS BUILDING SOLD /
INVESTOR THE BUYER, PAYS $1,000 FOR THE PARCEL
NO. e8 WEST 15TH-ST.
Hoander Bugs apartment House Near Greater Grand Central Sta
ton-Eat s5t1-t apartment House Sold for s18600o

has resoId through James L. Libby the southwest
corner OF Buchanan Place and Jeronle-ave-, plot
50xl00 feet - -. -, .ha
east side of Maron-ave north Of lS9th-St, Ior the
P J. Keary estate, to builder for Improvement
w T., Varian has sold for Don A. Gaylord three
lots 75x12 feet in Webster-ave.. north Of Woodawn
Road: also for Peter Sweeney lot 2ox1Oo feeI. IN
HuII-aye north Of 25th-st also for Charles Loeoer
two lots on the west side of Webster-ave south OF
205th-st ,..,
A. Shatzkin & Son have sold for Burnett & Eftinss
ger q plot 114xS0 feet at the southeast corner OF
White Plains-ave and 22Sth-st- TO w. Penned; aiSo
to a Mr. Myerson a plot 52x69 feet on the west SIDE
of 4th-ave north Of 214th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s4hs 272 q shsys RSs:2s Rs:l Chssfs Rssafs
neSiso1a9e 9PGFaf9n No 145s @ to l. 46s $ 75x75 ny
man Goddard TO Eva Engesser and another ,oo
roGst oGoFtsase $do4oV - Of ave ana 2cIs ex2o 4xsou
James Hamilton to Raymond S Wood; mortgage
JohnOSt st No sa s. 25xsi: James JessoD all go
trustees to aY Wi9 ana ss we nSs SO sallna
Gilsen to Minturn; mortgage. s17o'Ooo 100
1SnoEaVc, awe corner i8sti-st i9s i61i25
Roth 10 Aaron Goodman; mortgage, S127,5Oo ,oo
p6,,sSa4d aRd corner 17sthst loxiC0: Charles
S Skies to william H segnani and loo
s9%s si5sT PToPfFsY s a orsages Mils s5 o6o
sherman,aye " SGf3sf SanTr a9" To Aaron Ait
A6Taham no1tgage, si2 COZ Nominal
a 10 same eGG mortgage 81 s5
shermacaye n ,oortSars I9rnsr s4 500 Nominal
1a9th-s Is IT Gsr1nsn q 5rGaaT29 K9snEs6erger
Iiertgage $4,000; and. oa, lOC
osfenHishst6 s as6 Of SPFaa5 7s62e e :oz5l Wam
oItTsae FssRsF sS S ooo: q 10 ss6deF aGd 100
St woos6S SGTn9r to l4Ssn gaes HoWard
d1t 49f94: claim 3Gnnis = "ooc' Nominal
N9 Sada "a n64tssse a9sse Hs55E 5 TsySd
0th-ave s. Sss Tsc,f6rs II 20 to Aarding Nominal
Reaity Company to Joseph Meyers; mortgage. oc
Lenox7ayS f,eI s. e. al al to to Harry y Matz
LenoXIaXe' " 60 SGZacf Zaebarab ZachaGias Nominal
s59hla 9isiS Nos s' 8 g and liz9ss lossPs
mortgage $1iogQoi; &C and d. 145tbst iaoxico
naS &atz to Simon M IT Gneldsr and
Rsgc5 m9Ptsasf; no SS40S "a s7xoo Esther Pyle
to Merchants Refrgerating Company: Ca C and LOG
Pao; ehsres Stitch to Harry simon; mortgage
g4 1o Henry L wolm to Samuel sieger and
loiet-s io4 West 25x1Oo II; Louis Bernstsin STE
a4{S1st No West 24zgs9 Daniel b.a Lsrng Trinss
Corporation mortgage. sso.ooo and lO'
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Joseph Day: washington-ave W s. 100 It $ OF
173d-st. 2o0x140.1; story dwg and vacant
Gagan agt W B Clarkson ct all Lee & F. attys; L II
Ward ref; amt due, $52.s5S3s; taxes etc, $14s725;
the plaintiff for s5s,50O; 34s and s4S 1sth-st 8,
IT of 1st-ave 42x1o3s; story bk ten; Sheriff
sale OF all right, title, which w Gotteb had on
October IL, 1904, since; Atwater & Co. attys; l.
Erlanger sheriff; to John G Orr for 500.
By Charles A Berran: Road to Westchester 5.
being TO 8, map of Schuylerville 63 4x151-1x
125.3x125.5 also Elott-aye. s. being lot :, same
map, 246x50x250.5; B F Gallagher agt Bridget CAL
Iagher ct al; w ] AzarshaIl, atty; F NJ Buck. ref;
amt due. s2,061s4: taxes, etc. s.; to Harry Meyer
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
DEFICIENCY JUDGMENTS.

deficiency judgment for S17S43 was fled yester-
day against Emanuel NJ Levy. administrator OF
David Levy. and the Associate Realty Concern
Inc, in favor OF the City Real Estate Company
growing out OF the foreclosure sale Of the south
west corner OF 7th-ave. and 126th-st., the Harlem
Auditorium
deficiency judgment IN foreclosure proceedings
for $SS073 was entered against H Ives Smith and
Perez Nj. Stewart in favor OF Joseph Ha1nerschlag
and others the sale OF Nos 3S4 and 3s6 Riverside
Drive and No. 80 West 1O6th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
MANY SALES BY M. r. KERRY.

NJ. F. Kerby has sold for Henry Kramer TO a MT
Mcgowan the plot 100 feet front. on the west side
of Webster-ave south Of 174th-st; for Charles
Bruse. the frame cottage, No. 573 East I'Sth-st' ;
for Henry Loderhose, TO Andrew j. Thomas the Lne
house at the southwest corner of Clay-aVe. ana
175th-st. with four lots, and for Henry HenscneI
TO Tornaso Giordano the two lots the east SIDE
of Rull-ave. $50 feet south of 99th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21

Nonpareil Cork Works. of Camden. charged with
conspiracy against the United States government
by placing iron bars in life preservers appeared in
the United States District Court to-day and re-
inEtated their plea of not guilty.
The men changed the plea of not guilty to guilty
10 allow them to demur to the indictment Judge
Lanning dismissed the demurrer The men were
obliged to come into and again re-enteT thep
not guilty plea. Their trial was set for April s.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

New-York Bankers Real Estate Company. to
s. s7s It ls Of sthave per 6ond $500
Wexerm m AdGP to i Fa%5on BanS
Hanan Realty Company to Bond and Mortgage
Guarantee Company; CentTe-st., No 122 to lSO; ,oo
1ega69s per e1nd Rsat, copa5x to c,izens savings
Bank; 47th-st 5. $40 It of 7th-ave year. -.
year per cent 1915
S5th-st, No PSI East; years per cent. so
Issth " IS wsat; ssaf Sora 1876
gany; 7eth-st :. q # " of Park-ave' due
zaehsr.as. e to pe Mutual Life Insurance COM
PAM; Lenox-ave, corner 145th-st; as per 40
Matt, Gi Harry TO Mutual Life Insurance Company
Lsno1.ave > corner 446th-st; as per BOND So'l
Company; Avenae B, " S, 6si1 # Of 14th-st;
same Dt to G' cohci; same property prior inert
gage. $4Goo9; due June l, 1905; per cent s''
clinton-ave. $. % # of Oakland Place;
L4ndsay as Mary sG to seymour Realty Company;
Soth-st. No zo7 East due June 1. 1908: per
Goldberg Meyer american MsrtEass Com
Osk Marcis L ana another to American Mort
gage Contrary. l1&th-st. n s. 100 # W of ID -,
Same to same; lt3t.-st, s. 100 It Of 2d-ave;
Lonsscree Realty company to Gernania Life IN
Davidson a. julius oA 10 Title insurance Company
127th-st, No 312 West; years, per cent g.
Hyman. Gerson, East River Savings Institution: .
S1st-ts, No Ill East: years, "A per cent. TO-
Same TO Sender Jarmdlowsky, same property; prior
mortgage. SIG, 600; instalments, per cent A.
Ernst, Morttz L. and others TO New-York saw
fond i5Sd u > -Oo - 1so
Eew-YorlC Bankers Real Estate Company to
27s Il of eth-aVe' per Bond soo
$500 60o; year per cent 1901
Schneider. l. and another to American Mort
Company; 1T1st-st, n S, 100 q W OF Am
sterdan-ave; year, per cent. ............-. o.
Kfnzler NJ, and another to American Mortgage
Company; 174th-st, s. 225 # W Of Amsterdam -
ave; year, per cent. lO
Saunders Arthur W, to Whitehall Realty Com
pany; Jerome-ave s, bldg line OF village
Mount Eden; year, 8 per cent o.
same xesq sq tit5e per 2o
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
ST. MoNlcA's TO HAVE a BIG SCHOOL

Plans have been filed for new four story and
basement school to be built at the southwest cor
ner of Barrow and Washington sts for the Roman
Catholic church Of st. Monica, Of which the Rev.
Joseph Flannelly is rector 1t will front 100 feet In
Barrow-st and 10 feet in Washing gton-st. and will
have FACADE of Flemish brick. The basement will
be fitted as separate playground for boys ana
girls. The cost OF the building is estimated at
SEQ 600 hv the architect. ". K. Benedict
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

55th-st s. ESQ IT W of 6th-ave. for a four
New York. owner; B snyder. archtsOte. .75.OOO
Washington and Barrow SITS. cor
four story basement brick school, look
" K Benedict architect. s.e,' 10000
4Ist-st, No 13e West, and 42d-st, I26 West.
for a six story and basement brick loft and
Gottiieb. architect. 100000
brick
Sugarman & Idestein, owner; Horenburger
& Straub. architects. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
FOR FOURTEEN NAeLE-AvE. LOTS, $45,ooo

The Bankers Real Estate Company has bought
from Nathan Wise a plot of fourteen lots on the
north side of Nagle-ave 325 feet west Of Dyckman-
st. The parcel frontage OF 100 feet in Nagle-
ave. depth is $50 feet. The purchase price was
COO
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
THE sTRovgR ESTATE SELLS.

Charles s. Koher has sold the estate Of Eliza
beth strover the three story brownstone dwelling
house No. 81 Manhattan-aye., 16.Sx75 feet. Also
sold for Robert Street the five story double nat
houses Nos 3O5 and 3O7 West 119th-st. 50xloo feet
Also sold for j. w. Kurtz the five story double nat
house No. III West 132d-st.s 25x99-n feet
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
IERoME-AvE. BLOCK FRONT SOLE.

GutwiIg Brothers have bought the block front
On the east side Of Jerome-ave., from 1Slst-st to
Cameron Place, and have resold the same TO the
Russell Realty Improvement Company.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21

that of the creditor and date Whel JuusHlSHl "0S
filed:
Altieri Antonetta-David Mayer Brewing Co; .o.s :.
sane-s BeTnstein March 5 1901. s4S 50
fams PastoPe Nay lsG2 February "a 1908 ISL ISL 9 9
Brennan Patrick F-The City Trust. Safe De
posit and Surety Co. of Philadelphia; December 500 OF
c0nigo Salvatore Ps Bernstein: March 1901 aas s6
ssme+same: March i6 1901. ess =
Meyer. Arthur LG Boynton: AaTe1 = ISo4 Is R 1
Meyer. Arthur LSame; January Is 1902 @ 1S5 20
Mccuough Hall 2s 1919 YSs "a Ia 81 %
Jacobowitz. Nathan-CItizens' Bank OF Buffalo; - .
KTaas. asc Morris q F. Strauss May 20 1895 can
ssmep l. Lehman May s. 1897 (canceedj " 22is IS
Same MIburn. 1r; March 1897 cancelled 2I93 20
same-R ] Boyd; January p, 1897 teaneelled) Sc 4S
Klein. aarry@a Wetzner; February % iso5.. Ssl 20
Kruse. John ca L Mattin and another; March co. 40
Klein IN Sax.New-York. New-Haven and Hart
ford RaISad CemPany Noyseg - a 5SOt 1904 @ sS 30 20
same-sare; March 16 1904 4.-.........-..... ss3 A
Loeb Moe and Julius-H Reed ct al; Decem-
LeSenson Morris-A voekIe January 1900. 100 81
March II 1905 ..............e... lit So
Nichoisburg Henry and Ernestine-J Hailahan
Same-same: March 16 1904. 166 II
Oppenheirner August-R Green; December n. -
spTSse Henry LG Boynton March s. 1904 S2iS Il
EN-; qSs sG Gsih5sS S 5s July isS. Is Is i
Swaenchnkor. Peter An T Pfaelzer; May "a.
SCHNEIDER charles-Maii and Express company:
van 'sGSd sinderen % Howard. G n Boynton: March s.
same-same; january 2s 1905 Is2 As
WardeU Allen G n Boynton; March s. 1904 = 8 2l6 Is
sane-sams: January 2s 1905 ..-............ I32 as
Press Publishing Company-R Werner ct al: jan
same2MerchSHts Union ct all January Is i9o5 ios o.
same-sams; January .. 1905 zoe s.
De Dietrich CO z Joseph March IL. 1905. 5SS S5
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
City Property to Let.

1A1 AND l47 EAST s3D-Sr.-Three story ana has,
$1,000 respectively. N-'-NN N'e
wANbEI-t owner. IOs E. ssd-st and 81 chambsrs-s,
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
EoNPARE1L OFFICERS PLEAD.
Charged with Putting Iron in Life Preservers
demurrer Dismissed.

Trenton. n =. March 2O.-J. II. Stone. H o.
2uinta-d, ". Russ and James Russ. officers OF the
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
Country Property for Sale.
FAIRvIEW DAIRY FARM.

Readers do YOU want 10 buy a a bargain one ot ns
Connecticut, consisting OF about 10 -
OF the best farming land In the Of CornecleeE
suitable for almost line OF farming and IN -
OF dwelling consists or ten Ioo
Colonial stye structure bathroom steam hea ma
ming water long distance telephone and furnished "A
hard property be sold at once Fes@[L
less OF price parties wishing farm for eosaere
purposes, genternan's estate viii DO Ne- %
spond with the owner. ROBERT ONA-'-
F,airview Farm Telephone 1S6-2
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor, the second
that of the creditor and date when judgment was
-.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21

The autobiography OF the Hon. Andrew White
win be published toward tine latter part of this
month by the Century Company IN two royal
octave volumes of about six hundred pages
each Mr. Whites career has been a long and
varied one. his activities having found express
zion in education politics. statecrft, diplomacy
ane literature. After year attache of the
American legation at St. Petersburg, Mr. White
Teturnea 10 his own country to become PRO-
fessor 81 history at the University OF Michigan
He wes state Senator from 1864 to 1865 He
weS president of Cornell University from its
Inception for twenty years He was one Of the
commissioners 20 Santo Domingo In 1871 and
II commissioner TO the Paris Exposition in 1878.
lie was Minister to Germany IN 167o-sS1 and
70 Russia in 1S92-'94. He was q member of
lie Venezuelan Boundary Commission and Am
bassador TO Germany from 1897 10 1908, and he
vas president Of the American delegation to
tie Hague Peace Confersnce.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21

The title OF Professor Ernest W. Clements
new book which the American Baptist Publica-
tion Society is bringing out has been changed
from Religious Conditions in Modern Japan"
20 christianity in Modern Japan"
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21

Henry Holt & Co. have just issued the twenty
hfth volume Of yale Studies in English" edited
by Professor Albert S. Cook. Of Yale. It con-
sists OF Ben Jonson's bartholomew Fair" edit
ed. with introduction. notes and glossary by
DR.. Carroll Storn~ Allen. instructor IN English
and law in the United States Naval Academy.
DR.. Allen should at least be credited with thor
ougnness in the execution Of his task, since the
134 pages Of text carry over one hundred pages
OF editorial matter.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21

Aprcpos Of the approaching Lewis and Clark
Exposition. A C. McClurg & Co. have in view
the publication within a short time of several
timely volumes. The first of these, From the
West to the West" by Abigail Scott Duniway,
Is an account in fiction form of a journey across
the plains TO Oregon, giving picture Of the
periIs and hardships, IS well as the romantic
Incidents, Of travel fifty years ago. Another,
entitled Letters from an Oregon Ranch" IL
Illustrated from photographs will tell in semi
humorous fashion of an attempt TO create a
home in the wilderness.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21
LITERARY NOTES.

Among the Scribner importations, Baedeker,
that incompatible source of information for the
traveller, has as usual his conspicuous place
We have Just received his London and Its En-
virons." in the fourteenth revised edition 1t
contains four maps and twenty-four plans. and
has at tie back the familiar index OF streets
and collection Of special plans easily detachable
from the volume. which IS most OF US know
from experience a boon by itself. Birds and
flowers are. no doubt. the best precursors Of
spring, but know nothing better calculated
to set the readers mind thoughts of fair
weather and delightful travel than new volume
OF 3aadeker. in It's fresh red cover and its en-
ticing array Of maps,