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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-06

The soldiers monumen. erected b
hsnehs star citizens 10 memory u the men
from this place Who served 10 The d f'treni
wsrs to make and preserve the union was
dedicated here this afternoon with full
Grand Army c,rt monies. Over 1000 people
gathered about the monument 10 the cent
er OF the village, TO witness the exercises.
The spesker's stand was pl,eed on the
common In front Of the Congregational
church. l. was tastefully decorated with
Gags and green trees. Tho village Itself
Vas 10 gala dress for the occasion. All OF
the stores and houses along the line OF
march showed the national q aga and bun:
Ing.
People began TO gather early In the
morning. Every train brought a heavy
load. At noon the veterans from Benning-
ton and Arlington put In an appearance.
They all took luncheon at the rev Bat
tenkill Ian at the Depot, afierward march.
ing to Manchester, b, AIDED By the Union
band.
The process lon formed at the south end
Of the village and marched up Main street
TO the monument, In the following order:
Union band, Sons Of Veterans, unorganized
veterans, Fuller post, g. A. r, Of D0riet;
Custer post, G.. A. r., OF Bennington;
members OF Vermont Safe Soldiers Home ;
skinner post, G. A II Of Manchester. A
large number Of public ichool children each
carrying q lag and flowers, made up the
rear guard.
The dedication services OF the g. A. X.
manual were performed by Skinner post,
q, A. r., David X Slmonds Of Manchester
Z member OF Skinner post, and chairman OF
the committee Of the day, presented the
monument for the Port. The speech Of
Hon. ID. X. Slmonds will be found on our
nrst page
After thia Commander o, 0. whitman,
and officers Of the post read the service
from the manual. The flag WAS run up
and guard stationed at the monument.
J.B. HOLSTER Of Rutland was introduced
a. president Of the day by Mr.. Slmondf.
He In turn presented David j, Foster Of
Burlington, the orator Of the day
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WEST ARLINGTON.

Mrs Haskin and Mrs. A, c Morehoust
returned from Csstleton Friday, accom-
panied by Miss Bessie Haskin.
Miss Mae Wyman closed her school on
the green" last Friday after a very sue
cesiful term. The children enjoyed pic.
mic In the afternoon.
-F.N White has gone 10 his home 10
Rhode Island,
Mrs George Curtis Of Rhode Island ID
at NJ. Halett's for the summer.
Mrs. Welch Ia at NJ. Huletts.
Rev. II. s. Kelton has returned home.
A r Edgerton has recovered from bis
recent Illness.
Mrs. C. II. Buck and her iister were In
manchester Tuesday.
NORTH BENNINGTON,
We wish through the columns Of the
JOURNAL to express our hear fit thanks
to friends and peiahbors who kindly assist
ed US 10 the sickness and death Of our little
one and especially to those who furnished
n,wers and sang.
kR and MRS RICHARD JONES,
North Bennington, VI.
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krFittr poke io,lipely Of tie mean
iig OF Independence day, He then referee
with much r,vererc, to. John Hay, whom
he declared WAS TO be known = the peac'
maker He said
"ADd the Interest given to this occasion
q intensified by the scene that 10 bsini
transacted In our western city Of Cleveland
where there lies In state the body Of ou
most prominent American statesman
wss walking through one Of the love-
streets Of my city Of Burlington last Sat
urdsy shortly after the sad news reachet
Us Of tie untimely death Of Secretary Hay
and met there rough workman, an irish
man, and as be brushed the soil from bill
hand and extended 1t to me he said: WE
have lost one Of our big men, He Wal
the great peace. ker Of the world There
will be tributes made to the character Of
John Hay by great statesman and great
men throughout The whole world, but
doubt, my brother, II there will be any
higher tribute paid to his memory or to bis
name aud family than was rendered by my
old friend when he said he was one Of our
big men,"
He then prophesied that the United
States would soon be the leader for peace
In the federation Of nations. ut Is fortu.
nate" be went on, ITO have you veterans
here We are apt to forget your bravery
now that your weapons have been laid
siiie, and you have gone back to your
pursuits Of simple law abiding citizens. ]
c challenge anyone to fad better heroes than
you Vermont SOLDIER.
Hs closed with an exhaustive d. finition Of
the true meaning Of union and liberty!
Gov. Charles J. Bell Of Walden WAS then
presented by NJ. HOLSTER. He then made
q short address which was to the point and
was well taken. Among other things he
said That law 10 not made for
The citizens who believe 10 doing what is
right and Just, but only to respect what 10
right and just; that itis for the punishment
Of crime, not for the reward Of we'll doing:
James X. Batchelder Of Arlington made q
sh ort address in which he feelingly recount
ed the service rendered bis country by
Ethan Allen. CIV Scarf Of Burlington
also made few remarks:
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ARLINGTON.

%. p. Lscomb IL In town for week.
John l. Burdctte, spent Sunday Il
town.
Miss Eiva Brownson was member o
the graduating class.
w. c. Vault and family are spending
two weeks at Willoughby Lake.
e. B. Csnhsld Of Benn ington, spen
Sunday. atlF. N. Cai fields.
james Thompson Of Albany Is spend
Ing few days with his parents.
-Nr. and Mrs. Eugene Bryan Of Troy
are 10 town for q few days.
--Sylvestsr Dsming OF New York ar.
rived 10 town on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira n. Garfield Of Rut-
land, are visiting 1t E.J Cullinans.
Mrs. May Simms and two children are
boarding At Mrs. Ida Brownson's for the
summer.
Miss Florence Hard. who has been
spending two months with herparent', has
returned.
Mrs. MscI.ean and son OF New York
City are occupying the Burdstte House for
the summer.
Mrs. Augusta Derrick Of Troy, N. y,
10 the guest OF Mrs. Mary J. Houghton, Of
Water Street.
Mrs., Ida Brownson and Miss n. II.
CAnneld attended the graduating exercises
Of the North Adams Normal School last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur 1fiffn OF Brook
lyn, N. ", are 10 town, the Ruesi, Of Mrs.
Grifin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs, G
Whitney.
John d. Curtis, wife and little daughter
OF New York City are At p. N. Canheid's
Mrs. Curtis and daughter viii remain
through the summer.
WEST ARLINGTON
n. c. Brounson WAS 10 town Tuesday.
-Nim Lydia Parsons ID on the tick ll,t.
Mrs. Y q. Farnhsm 10 10 North Bsrn-
irston.
--Mrs. Clara Derrick 10 al II. @ Bucks
for . few weeks.
Mis- Lillian sIong fe'nTtd home
Friday, aecfmbasled hy her lister Mrs.
Baker.
--Taers sts ~ services Oh the GreeL"
last Sancay.
--Misses r.ortIes Aud ylols wyman q
S1ndeiiahd were 10 town Lac. week,
Mr.. Hssry Psrsons, IN old AID respect.
ID resident Of this ,osn, psssed s~sy wec-
nssday after . hflef iilrc0. He leaves
family ard q beet Of fiierds TO mourn bis
loss. The funeral Vas held ffcm the house.
q, IL A. n. The remains we're
AIKEN 70 Sunderland for inisrmeni.
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George Coldenrod's Chat,

4
Though women would rather be deaf
then out OF fashion, you never see scraw
ney neck 10 low cut drcss.
The Equitable scandal 10 another Illus
trstlon Of the sphorism, "when rogues fall
out honest men get their dues.
Mr.. Roosevelt made mistake when he
appointed Paul Morton toa cabinet port.
folio, but be made blurder when he wrote
his letter OF whitewash.
No use to argue with . maid that mar.
iiage 10 q lottery with more blanks than
prizes, when ste sees every widow young
and old breaking their necks to draw
sgsin.
While the rich are acquiring more riches
they Expect the poor TO content themselves
with PHILOSOPHY.
Jact ~ true today 10 II, As In Exodus
XIX. when the Lord said to Moses, IAN
The earth 10 mae."
L.. u ~ s.set vi u. mea urc that day
10 tnowisdee, veal b good deeds.
How much more mooest itis for girl to
u, or 4 man's lap 10 the dark than BY lamp
lzht. Ard then 81 the ssvifg n oil.
Manchester Post Chico
once Lours, from 6 45 A. ~. To at0p. m.
Malls Close.
Going South 6 i5a. 10. II 20 .. m.
Going North 8 IS .. IN. : 30 p. m 6 ~ p. n.
Manchester Centre, D,rset and Peru stage
II 20sm.
Malls Due.
Prom the North, sa N. 4 p. q.
From the South. 8 add 10 an. a 7.45 p m.
Manchester Centre, DJnet and Peru p IN.
ofiies open on Sunday from $50 10 loa.
IN. lab TO II 20 ?. m. d. x. S!monds,
Postmaster.
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Jasper Lynch, Lakewood, sl-2-s9
George H. Morse, Rutland, $3.50
K. l. Hall, Rutland, 96-6-90.
g. X. Watson, Ekwanok, $500.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-06

--xrs. Ds1 wallace Li.tieaeld And her
daughter from Johnsoaviiie, N. Y, are Vie.
itinx hrs- Harriet Klwell.
A team came Up from Pownal 70 play
ball With the O. y. BE- on The Lswrere,
Groends, By way Of celebrating the Foarth.
The game Ia the norning resulted Ia . vic.
tory for O. u. B.'s, scors 0 TO l. The game
Ia the afternoon gave them sno,hsr vsc,ory
sccre TO 0. The asiendaroe wss pretty
good, The gate money being over afty dol.
lars for the day. Ths DAY Vas very warn,
b., the rain held %, 80 The boys cculd
play good ball"
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sposrrsc ssws o. rsr wgux

spoRrisc sGws o. rsx WgGa
By Ora sraMTINa EnttuR
Eawlxos cots TixIun.s
oscn 70 Amateurs
rsoossc Cop. ysl, ssa, ais, ssod
Ylrs freslaen,'s Cap. August 2srd, Af,
ash. 9ssh.
Eaulsor ard orvs Cups, ssptsmbsr b,
sh, sh.
State Tournament, NJ. Authoty lBc
ningtot) Augua " h, Is ish.
Mas. sIour lcAIs Cor CHAN
rioS. vns " Taerr " AM oSn.
PAss BALI
Sunderland Va. EqainoI Seore Is TO Ia
70 favor EquiaoI. Batteries, for sender
land, Msttison and Pite; Tor Equinox. on.
10 aud Brennan. FIRE, gsme Of the season
90 Equinox grounds. Neither tesu vas 10
good form and the errors we're many aud
Unnecessary.
X. h. LrAaE TAKEs CTR.
The annual All d July open tournament
Was success - ususL. The prlss pre-.
sented by the clsb a oah and silvsr we're
unusually handsome and IN qae. For lack
Of space We omit the story Of the hfst days.
r. B. Leaks Of Albany, With = handicap
q I strokes. c,p,ufsd The iodsp, neer c.
cup today, BY defeating W. J. Evans of
New York city, BY the score Of . up ard .
10 play, In the nnAl % hole match. This
ends the open handicap tournament, which
has been 10 prcgrss here on the Ekwantk
links for the ps't three days. Mr.. Leake
Vas 2 down at the end Of the morning
round. The New Yorker won the arst
two holes 10 the afternoon, increasing his
lead to fosr. but the, paes then proved to
hot and he fell down. HE opponent con-
tinued to play bis steady game Of the morn
log, and nnally won out on the II. h green.
The o d Glory cap went to G. X. .urphy
Of Philadelphia. he put out George II
Thacher, 2, Of Albany 10 the final SO hole
match by the score Of 8 up and 8 TO play.
The Philadelphian was 8 up At the end Of
the morning round and increased this lead
to In the afternoon.
william K. Conklyn captured the best
gross score prize In the open handicap. His
card WAS s0-0-s0. The best net score pE,x.
went to Charles r. Leake, who returned 4
card Of S3-2-sl.
The summary Of the dayi play follows:
Independence cup, Anal round
X. B. Leake, Albany c. c., beat ". J.
Evans, Nassau, 5 up and 2 to play.
Old Glory cup, hnal round
c. r. Murphy, Ekwanok, beat George
Il. Thacher, Albany G. Co. up and to
play.
Open Handicap
william K, Cotklvn, Mount Airy, s0-0-s0
C. X. Leake, Ekwanok, s3-2-sl.
K. W. Taylor, Philadelphia c. G. $3.50.
E.W. Van Week, Richmond Hill, 05.l2-
SO.
Horace Waters, Lakewood, 97-l4-S3.
o. Hockmeyer, Vesper c. G. s9-5-s4.
W.. Evans, Nassau, s5-0-s5.
George W. White, Breton Woods, 93-S-
So.
Paul Waterman, Eaglewood, s6-0-s6.
n. X. Waters, Lakewood, S6-0-s6.
Il. L. Edwards, Dallas, 94-s-s8.
J. B. DeCoursey, Marion Cricket, club,
94-S-S6t
T. H. Knight, Philadelphia, c. C.,l0c-l2-
ss.
Jasper Lynch, Lakewood, 9l-2-S9
George 4. Morse, Rutland, $3.50,
K. l. Hall, Rutland, 96-6-90.
q K Watann EkHannk a3-3-al /
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-06

| nor SALE Farm Of 80 acres Of land 10 tho
l. town OF Winhsll on the main road from NAL
chester 10 30, Londonderry, 3 milss from II, n,
station. stores. churches, eto, mile from school
30 rods from cream separating station and suita.
bly divided into ullsgs, pastute aud wood lands.
600 sugar trees Keeps COWS and team and
.ome young stock smooth. easy coll 10 TN.
oil, plenty OF clothes presses. Two pantriss and
. milk loom. Wagon house and shed and horse
barn connected. Good COW barn and running
water At house and barn; feucss mostly stone
wsll house painted vhita. large light windows
and could not DO built today for tho price ssksd
Tor the Whole place Price, 1890 to clos sstAlo.
Inquire u W, q LAMP50S.
Manchester Depot, VI
! have also Is Nice building lots On Lahs
Chsmpaip. different slzss snd prioss, sud 10
lots In the town Of Rutland, also quite . numb y
In Manchester. Vt
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MOTOR no TlypAygas-rh. ,.,n.,,,. !

NOTICE TO TiXpAYERs-Ths taxpayers Of
IN Manchester, Vermont, are hereby notified
tina the Tar Blll on the Grand Let ~ 1905 has
been placed In my hands for collection 4 die
count OF four per cont will DO allowed on'ali
tsles paid within 70 dsys from the date Of ,h,s
notice. Al the expiration Of said " dsys, ell
| ,anes remsinpg unpaid will be placed IN the
hands OF the Collector OF uIss for collie elton, a.
the law directs.
Time expires Sept 18th, 1908
Manchester Center, VI, June nth 1905
B3w W. II RoBEhTe, Town Treasurer,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-06

,NoR sALE AT SYNDICATE, yermont. . Pair
horses sges about 10 and 10 year, Hesv,
MilbuSp wseor "A Inch arle I inch ,ir,. Mihutn
Team Wagon ri are 3 IN, tire q Double Tea n,
HArDess, ! cAnissc, tspfing Wagon, q sieds, q
Chains, Fur Rsbc and Portable Steam tav
mill For information Apply 10 II. n Rhav.at
Manchester Csniei; Ira Warner. Arlington snd
4, ID. Munro, Rsndgaie,
July 5lh--i0im MARY l., MUNRO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
NEW HOTEL LEXINGTON LEASED
STRUCTURE OCCUPIES LARGE PLOT IN VEST 47IH-ST
TOTAL RENTAL FOR TERM s650000
Firm Sells Vest partment House for S200000 w goth
ST. Loft Building Changes Hands.

John H Fife and Phinney & Corsa have leased
for A L. Mordecai & Son, representing the Long
.ere Realty Company. to Colonel George r Jones
the new Hotel Lexington. No. AS to 155 West attn
Ct a nine and half story structure. Ola plot
l20x1oo5 feet. 240 feet east Of 7th-ave The house
contains SOC rooms and 300 private baths. The
lease is for fifteen years. aggregate rental OF
s6S0eoo Colonel Jones was formerly the proprietor
OF the Pierrepont Hotel, this city. and also OF the
Hotel Dewey, Washington and the Spring City
Hotel Waukesha Wis. He managed the West End
Hotel. Long Branch. last summer.
Huston & Asnarf have sold to a client. through
Calder & Levy, No. 6O5 TO 6O9 West 112th-st, six
story elevator house. plot S76x1oo.u feet, for
100000
u w Wilson of Daniel c. Wheartys office, has
sold for Edwin Outwater No 5l6 TO 524 West 18th,
five story loft building covering plot l25XlGo
feet. The purchaser viii use the premises for his
business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Bathgate- ave. " s. 100 II n Of Fairmount Place.
one and a half story frame stable. 16NlS; Her
man Friedman owner; Charles Clark, archl-
parlser-aye Q s fl2 It Of Castle Hill ave. two
story frame dwelling house 25E6r; CaTmlho
Tramo, owner Cunningham, architect .......
IuTood- n corner lTOth-st one story frame
shed 50x3O. George Russhon, owner; Franz
WOlfRaug. architect
MAMA St s $ I25 IT OF Unionport Road, Van
Nest, two story frame dwelling house 2lx7o:
Laura Frese. owner Timothy ! Kelly. architect
Unonport Road. s. 2s4 It of Norris Park ave
Van Nest, two two story frame dwelling houses,
2Ix43; NJ Fletcher, owner. Timothy J Kelly
Taylor-st q $ 500 # s Of Columbus ave. two
three story frame tenement houses. 2l.3xJ2;
Catherine Flood. owner: Timothy Kelly, archt-
tect --..-.. -. ~.
dwelling ho&se, 2Ox496; Elizabeth l. Fox,
owner: John f Kerby. architect. --.....--..---
Belmont ST and Monroe ave. corner two
five story brick tenement houses. 5oXs63 ana
1880; RGrnard Badanes. owner: Vincent Bana-
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At II Vesey-st-By Bryan Kennedy; Broa9Way; ~ :
2lth-s 134x130 3x99 t1xJ0; vacant $4oVV 100 II
one lot at $1,000. balance withdrawn loIh ave 50 3
211th-st 091lxIO0; $4,000; Nerniy ~
$50 n Of Academyst 75X150; vacant; S!$,<29US g
miyea-ave " 5 100 # Of Hawthorne-st. taN lVV aso
Broadway Q i25 Fl = Of Hawthorne 50x14s OK irres
vacant voluntary sale; $50 600 151st-st s. 20 II vi
broadway lO0xi9g 10 to 152d-st; story d~g n ana
stale: voluntary sale In at S675N interior dp,'
10 1Ox6 In of 344 9th 593 IT $ OF 'o'ist N
tary sale: to F \ Tanner for SEN. -. De
BY James Wells Fishers Landing Roa S :, ,ree
Post and White reads. ~ Zx2o4 4%7
containing ;. of of ground, with two II HWg II
sale estate Of caroline A HiosHo' ueNeA9"
Edward !. Phillips for S2.9l5. =, r. - j., ,,o.,.
BY Herbert A Sherman: SO th-s S s. y II W OF fal
ave 2nx75 stv brJ dwR h: Lyon agt Scott ct al
r Wilcox. atty. NJ Henry ref; partition: TO Wilhan
r Wilcox for S85.35l.
By Joseph Day: 172 Ogden ave s. "a IT n 81 10, I
ST 5xSS ix50xST 10 sly fr and vacant; l. Iohnete
agt Mary Fitzpatrick ct al: Halsey atty II " Ihohp
son. ref; PARTITION to James II Spellman for SS,tOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
LIS PENDENs.

Old Boston Road n corner Highway leading road
extending from West Village Bronxdale 1879 Ok
rreg Philip against Lewis Samues action 10
declare deed q mortgage; attorney. Klein.
n 250 Courtlandt 50XiOo. Louis
keGrney: specific performance.
torneys I4ese 6 Connolly.
2lst-st easPrly carriageway OF GramerCy
Park 9xI9Sx irTeg; George Smith against Charles
al: foreclosure Of mortgage attorney Rider
Decatur-ave. s. 1l3 II Of 205th-s 50N1l2 Cattle
rne Devtne against Henry Mahnken; action declare
lien; attorney, c A Arnstein.
Neson-aye. = 205.9 n Of voe-st. -. 10x93 TX
j.. IOxG2 S: Henry Coffin against Harry a
foreclosure Of mortgage: attorney. e Coffin.
Goth 1856 # OF 3d-ave. 45X9S o; Solomon Simon
against Abraham Siegel ct all
mortgage; attorneys. Strasbourger, Well Eschwege
Schalleis
I12tt- 81. Nos and 80 West: James Walsh against
LYMAN Hortz all foreclosure Of mortgage attorneys
Deyo puer & BAuerdorf
164th-st. e. Stebbns- ave. 1xT36: Renja-
L Benson against Joseph NJ Patch trustees. ct
al; foreclosure Of mortgage; attorney. r K Brown.
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday
F c. Mclaughlin appointed receiver for Joseph
IL Herbst. No. 70 East Sth-st.; bond. $500.
Edwin r. Finch appointed receiver for La Ro-
chelle Restaurant Company No. 321 Columbus-ave
bond. $4,000 Authorized to continue the business
for ten days or longer.
Leo Sonneberg No GA Clay-ave The Bronx
liabilities s1757f assets 500 Principal creditors
BUrnhem Schmidt, New-York City. 5000 Sc
cured; Joseph Beck Co. $1,000 secured; the Peo-
pie of the State of New-York. forfeited recog-
n7ance bond 81 900
Samuel d. Levy, No 90 East flsth-st liabilities.
S2lO2; assets: Sal Principal creditor. Walden Knife
Company, Walden. n. Y. 1914
Involuntary petition filed against Henry Lewb.
No. l49 Wooster-st. by II. A. Carson * Co; claim.
&& Preferential payments and concealment OF as
sets Of $4,000 are alleged.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

25th-st No bz2 10 54e West: Holder stern agt
James. John. Steve and William Taylor own
sTs Max Janofsky and baFnet stern eo'' $500 90
Ssfarystfe No e5: Max L Rohman agt stern &
Fhsntag. owners: Goldstsin & Brother con $40 M
iAvo "
waite Plains Road W s. 50 It Of eth-st. 25xso;
Herman Masche agt Ignatz e Dichert, owner en- M
CURE r lessee es and ICON eonTsetor - I15 90
'i owner "a and a. contractor 1o 1e2
segssaa 40 owner ana eontTacor a el2
Inson-age, No SlT: James Colder another agt
e@neFs ana eont4aefors inos' 800 90
<36-st Kos - ana West: Herman Weinstock
esTaeor ''"n luton" AS 90
Dee owsr israel RogonstzRy eontrae cES 4s 90
eth-st e, SO Il of Avenue D. 1872 exec
Kzisn. owners and contractors PSI 90
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FARLEY AT WORK IN LODI.

Hackensack oct. OspeciaD.-Two hundred of
Farey's strike breakers taken to Lodi. n. j..
this afternoon. The run into the grounds
OF the United Piece Dye Works at Lodi unknown
To the seven hundred strikers. who quit work a
week ago because their demands for so cents a
week and Saturday half holiday were not granted
'ooklng stoves and cots have been placed In the
nun for the strike breakers. Sheriff Mercer pro-
vidded one hundred deputies to protect the two
Inllis. The Italian strikers made all kinds OF
hreats when they learned that the strike breakers
had been procured and II is fearAl attanlpt will
DC made 10 burn the mills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first is that Of the debtor, the second
that of the creditor. and date when judgment was
filed:
Dose, Remigius- American Mailing Company: De
is8s psf "a
January j. 1901 ,,', SO 20
TENDER s 1908 IVA ated) 154 Al
Pncus. Hcnry-I4 r. Kaufman; May 1908 SO 81
Riker. John H-Pe0ple, etc July g. 1905 1000 10
steele, Henry R.-Douglas II. Cooke, Inc; Sep
TENDER 1905 vacated. Al
Sao May HG Beer; July Is 1904 cancelled. ASA
Wanmaker. George W.-New-Yor Life Insurance
company; April g 1895 cancelled 1876 50
United States Trust Company Of New-York. a
trustee. etc. e. J. J. tombstone; December 20.
IOs 90
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REALTY NOTES.

The Beekrnan Realty Company is the buyer of
Nos. Psi snd 2s23 shave. seven five story fat
houses comprising the westerly block front from
18th to l4eth SITS 10xlO0 feet sold last week by
Jacob Bauman.
Frederick Fox q &c have rented 10000 square
feet of space for Stewart. Howe & Nav in the
building at Sth and Mercer SITS. to Eagan. Sndeu
& Walter
J. English has leased fer Herbert l. May the
church property No. 1S7 143 West sSth-st to
the studehaker Brothers Company for as a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

14tr-st No 432 East; Lillian F'nedlander agt
Meyer Isear al. July -. 1905 fby hondl.
61st ST No 100 West; David Lite ast Blackburn
Miller ct al April IL 1908 -. ...-.
Vest Broadway Nos 423 and 425. Union Stove
Works agt Marie Wimpe ct al; August 70. 1905
i20th-st. No 112 West; Ernst kahnberg agt Elsie
L Rubin Ell al; May -, 1905 go. .....,......-
Same. property: Eric Sodergren sgt Isabella NJ
Embury ct al. Juns !. 1903 ..............
Same property, same agt Elsie r Rubin 81 al;
May -. 1905. .........
Same property; same agt isabella NJ Embury ct al
June s. 1905 ..........,...- ..-............
same property; Ernst Kahnberg agt same. June
45d st. Nos Y and "a West: Herman Weinstock
ct al agt I@i'Aiztein. Ell al, August 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05

It Of Avenue A. 2Ox1oOs: story dwg h: Ea f
sgt Florence Vail; g b Boyd atty Peter Schih"eA' "
By Pbup 4 SmvfbD Si, 70 .s .s 81 s 1903 IT Of
Amsterdam-ave. ,66x9e11; story blk dwg n G, ~ q
Rogers. guardian, agt Edgar Logan ct Ell 0aAes &c
Van A. ettys; Il Duffy, ref amt due SlooOS - 'aNs'
BY Mcvckar Gaillard Realty Co: 5o7 144th-st n $;
ll'3 # of Amsterdam 16 Gxss u sloTs IN V
h; L Rogers agt Edgar Logan ct al; Cakes van ~
S4G2 e.. o-.r -.
BY Peter F Never: Washington ave. e cor 100 "''
G1Xl2l. 3 story bl stores: VOLUNTARY saIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
ADDS TO HIS WEST SIDE HOLDINGS.

A L. Mordecai & Son. Incorporated have sold
for the Surety Realty Company and the Realty
Mortgage Company to Daniel B. Freedman. the
premises No. 112 West 26th-st.. being 2l0 feet
front and rear by the half block in depth. Mr..
Freedman is the owner of the adjoining house. No
1la West 25tb-st