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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

1S2d-st. S s. 100 It OF Amsterdam-ave; for three
six story brick tenement houses. 41.6XS6.11
Jsnpole q Werner. owners; w Hauser. arohi-
feGt ioo >; - g, N,cioi::.ys for
i've story brick tenement house, 25ISS; saH1s
owner and architect -.
story brick tenement houses with stores. 46. Sx
Sill; Laport & Schwartz owners; Horenburger
7eth-st. n corner Extertor-st; for two one story
frame storage warehouses. T7.ox47: Wise.
owner; G Stegmayer, architect. ...-.......-.....
2d-ave o g whole front between Doth and Tooth
SITS; for Ave six story brick tenement houses. %Ox
%; Hillman & Goiding, owners; Bernstein & .
Bernstein architects. -. 4
ist-ave n W corner 10Tth-st; for two six story
brick tenement houses 36.3x58- 10; Romm Bros,
ownersi Bernstein g. Bernstein. architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
MECHANICS LIENS.

Madison ave. s. e. corner 96th-st., 75x1OO; James
Higgins agt William F. Rohris owner ana Gun 60 Aoo On
s tractor 4oD:r; 5o;:nb tta,iun aet same $50 %
Park-ave: n W. corner S0th-st'' 4OoA!VV sa 1856 90
Same property: Higgins & Weber agt, same; 500 u
Same property: George F. Moore incorporated "a, on
81 SO
ads & and corner co Sn a 1888
24th-st.. No. 327 East; Lawless Brothers agt
JULIUS g. Knnsh An ah yan am
Madison-ave, S. corner 06th-st, 1o.oxlo1
Thomas o C Ed ana S9 90
P15ana S n . w corner 9oh-st' sO!oo 7s1 IS
Hoe-st-, v. 8, 247 #. s. of Honest. 5oxso:
Standard Plumbing Supply Company agt
Frankel Rabinovitz and Eastern Crown ReaIy ,r, ~
Company. owners James A lrvdns; cont GSeo " -
Smith Rowland Company agt Ely j. ftleser cts ~
&c Co. owners A. Ohayon CONTRACTOR -. oA' o.
Prospect-ave., n. corner F alTInount-ave.: lux
10: Charlotte II. Kuhn agt. Minister. etc. OF
Fret Reformed Protestant Church OF west go ~
Farms owner; Peter McCabe. contractor....- lSS W
2sth-st.. No 542 to SIC West; Max Goldrtng agt
James Taylor & Sons, owners; NJ Janofsky q o.n ~
Ms8isson1ave s. e corner e6th-st. 1OO11oo
Thomas G. Mclaughlin agt William n Rohrls' on IN
and contractor. ~ "
s4th st Nos S97 and 800 East: Edward smolka &
Co agt. Henry H Adrian. H. and Stephen h
Jao4s0n executors ETC. owners owen 1os
ChTysties 10 So RSSs PsarSeem ast
Madiann-ave e. corner 96th-st., 75xeO James
DoEd agt William F Fohrls' owner ana $500 90
Neison-ave No 4; james F. Byrnes ast Henry
H. Hines. owner; Patrick H KENNEDY COIL so5 n
cberTvost No 26: Aristide agt. Patrick z.oo
Flanagan. owner and contractor ...-''''''- Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
DUEL, At PROSPECT PARK.
-Four Shots Fired-Fighters VauIt
Fence and Flee.

The residents of Prospect Park West, Brook
l,,n were aroused late last night by four shots
fired successfully. Some hurried out OF their
houses and saw two men vaulting over the
walls separating the park from sth-st Inc
affair was reported to the police at PROSPECT
Park station, and later man named heroert
Gibson Informed them that he had seen a wei
dressed man, wearing tan overcoat ana carr
tno .+o,t cane shooting at another wearing
. h,ocL coat The man in the black coat was
running when the shots were fired. He turned
around once and then leaped over the wall
The man In the tan coat. thinking he saw soIho
one after him, jumped over the WALL too
Gibson was two block away and ran a1ter
the man with the tan coat, but In trying 10
scale the wall he fell and disocated ms
shoulder. He was taken to a hospital. Several
sleuths were ordered out to find the my en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
NARROW ESCAPE FOR AUTO" PARTY.
Coal Drivers Quick Move Avoids Crash at
Forty Miles an Hour.

Greenwich Conn. Oct. 12.-An automobile
psrtv Of four men, in a Mercedes car, carrying a
New-York number, had a narrow escape in
Greenwich this afternoon. when they nearly
crashed into a coal wagon. loaded heavily, and
coming down an incline onto the post road over
which they were travelling.
In front OF Seaman Mead's home the wagon
came from side street obsoured by hill. The
car was going down the hill at a forty mile
speed. and the coal wagon was only hundred
feet away when they saw that 1t blocked their
path.
The driver could not back up with the heavy
load. but he gave the reins quick yank and
went nv. grazing the one of the animals side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

stsas George & Helf rich. ssbbins-sv' $500
Concourse Realty Company 70 Chelsea Mortgage
cGmDqny ISIs s i2S Il Of Broadway
gooysnith. Charles. to u @ Ketchum; Fort wash
9Et fs nsr s NO u OF ies'h-st due Ma. 1000
I BANK arse1wons No ooSi du. June o. o 5000
Perin1an A, and another 20 e s FabeF; 152d-st,
n g. 458 It OF Broadway; years. Ga per cent; oroo
KsssGh' Score sr cen 70 "i' isave NO oo. 1900
HsyISn 4sRs 70 Der sssin NO oc aus $3.50
Austin d Hairy INN M to Sus'n sT no 100 1900
XersG ase George e 5sr csnt 5000
Jung 5aG ss w IT, xssr 9 neq 1850
Concnnnon Thomas P. to J Ford; 6th-st n .oo
corner Bronx Terrace; years. 5b per cent zooV
Sooysmith, Charles. TO American Mortgage Com
p s I vsa4s nsr SGfneF fo. 5000
schnedsr kip AoehSs sa to B nsr eooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
IBy re,egrsph to The tribune

Orange. n J., Oct 12-Mrs. Harriet A. Loutre-
Of No 157 Raymond-ave., South Orange IS tne
widow Of Colonel Cyrus F. Loutrel, who uhlll ms
Death about four years ago was a MEMBER Oh 'iie
big job printing firm known as the fraIeiS q
Io,trel Company. in New-York. She ana ner
family have always been we'll known IN the VI
anges She belongs to the Womans Club OF OF
ange and the Church of the Holy Communion
south Orange. in which her husband was YES
tryman.
At her house tonight It was said that Mrs
LoutreI was away. Her son-in-law and daughter'
Mr. and Mrs Stephen s. Johnson. live with heF
Mr. Johnson is in the real estate business at NO.
1885 Broadway, in the Downing Builolnk' New
York He admitted that Mrs. Loutrel was the
owner Of the premises known as the Bon Ion Ion
Club bat said she entirely ignorant OF I I.le
fact that the place had been Taided as pooirg MI
or had ever been used for such purpose MI.
Johnscn said that he had called on commissioner
McAdoo and had told him who the owner, OF lhe
-1ronertv was and had informed the commissioner
that neither he nor Mrs. l[oulfel FiIe" Die USE
20 which the property was being put ,.,
Mr. johnson said that. in justice TO Mrs. LouIreI;
he wanted to say that she was not the owner OF
several TroDerties in the Tenderloin district he
said that she owned only one other piece OF prop
erfv in New York and that was uptown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
DIsowNs DAUGHTER IN COURT.
Strange Action of Herman Bartels, ST., Once
a Wealthy Brewer.
tBy Telegraph TO The tribune, J

Syracuse. Oct. 12.-At a hearing before Charles
L. Stone referee in bankruptcy to-day Her
man Bartels, sr., formerly a wealthy brewer,
disowned his daughter, Mrs John S. Conway
81 have but one daughter" emphatically de-
clared Mr. Bartels. referring to Mrs. Abram
Hoffman.
The hearing was IN the case of the Lake Shore
Mailing Company, against which petition in
bankruptcy has been filed by the American
Mailing Company Mr.. Bartels is under indict-
ment for attempted arson, it being alleged that
he was implicated in attempt to fire the Lake
Shore malthouse at Auburn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bloich' rd Kate L. to N THOMPSON; Pelham-ave.
"so2 "i IL s e. s'aas Ss SP e ;so
Grimm Kate, 10 Titlo Guarantee and Trust Com iV'O
6 Pany dBesmont-eye so # n OF Iseth-st;
EP 2os morP nGn to c5f 9sr92a
r,, Ss4 per r, cent y 1880
,,s $50 10 # Of shave years; per 1900
e 10 Rad abS a2 Ne aa and anoths5 %
1, afmaPd; per $4,000
Of Amse rdam.ave prior mortgage. $4,000;
MsKetriSk. Lucy S A. to N McDermott; 2sh-st. 900
No 21S West: due July /. 1905 .t. 1000
from West Farms to Hunts Point: 8 years:
Herman David. to Lawyers Title Insurance 100
toSaI m ,G6 aY s n. corner 1Sthst due 90
Of 2d-ays due October 20 1905 51s per cent 5000
Ksa'y ID f f%o !.
due April 10 1908; per 800 10000
Edson-aye " s. 24l's It n Of Liberty pgR;'
Weiss, Emma NJ to Charles Appen 115th-st QUO
n s 1925 # W Of 7thlaye: years per cent. 1000
Guarantee and Trust COMPANY lo2dy st. Nos ais
Last Mathis to Rossnfsd and e smother 10000
orohard-st No TO- due October 10. 1905; per
Tucker oasss, 5 5as, to Ranaey o0'0
Renther Dorothy 70 to Hlt,ehcock s. IAwTencs
Same to Roilln II Lynde St Lawrence ave e :, 0"O0
20 # of Merrilst: due June l. 10O9 5H per
y! cent 1900
beginning 400 II of White Plains Road, at
point l26 It OF Morris ParA-ave: due juno l.
1909: 5'A per cent 5000
lot +6s. map Van Nest Park due June l. 1900:
~, 5,4 per cent: 5000
Mutual Construction Company TO Eliza Durham
Of Amsterdam years 81 per cent $1,000
Company; 0ist st. No i62 East per bond. 1900
Geiger. Louis. and another 20 Elizabeth Koch,
years. 81 per cent 1900
Company: 71s.-st. No las East; demand: 1900
walsh Charlotte A. TO Title Guarantee, and Trust
Company: Decatur-ave. 4. 225 II n of 209th-
ST. demand
sehlesinger; Henry W. and others to B Nieberg
year per cent ....t...;....:: al.ooO
per cent i4.sOO
cent 500
o4h-st No sos East years. sd per Oent.... 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
BUILDING LOAN CONTACTS.

Fillmore-st., Q. g., 129 IT. g. OF Morris Park-avs.,
26x1O0; Herbert s, Ogden, attorney, loans
=. Andrew G: Anderson.
50x1OO: same loans Dorothy Renter. ...........
Lncoln-st. G. s., 125 #. n. OF Morris Park-ave.,
2S1100: same loans Victoria D Andrea --.......
1oSd-st., No 231 to 2S5 East; Benjamin and Louis
Nieberg loan Joseph Fuchs, Henry W. Schles-
niger and Isidore w. Horn.
stebbins-ave, e. g., I18.4 it. n OF 165th-st.. 25x
100x25 4x1042; Christopher Helisch loans George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
NORTHWESTERN COMPANY A BUYER

Bernard Smyth & Sons have sold for the
estate Of ex-Mayor Daniel F. Tiemann TO the
Northwestern Realty Company the plot OF over
eiIytTr-one lots in the block bounded by Broad
way Riverside-ave ard Manhattan and l2tth
and l29th SITS 1t has a frontage Of $50 feet q
894 Q in NIanhattan-st and 2S010 in 129th-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
aIa GIFT TO NEWARK VILLAGE.

Newark, " z, Oct. 12.-Henry Cunningham
Rev, of Chicago, former resident OF Newark
to-day announced gift to the village OF $4,000
for e building to be used gymnasium. drill
hall and place for social gatherings. Mr.. he"
gave public library 20 the village few years
ago. 4 condition of to-days gift is that the
building shall be kept open Sundays for pub
lie discussions under parliamentary rules. speak
ers of prominence being invited 70 take part
Whist, chess and other games will be allowed on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
MAY RAISE INTEREST ON MORTGAGES.
B. Ayinar Sands Says Burden of New Tax
Eventually Will Fall on Rent Payers.

B. Ayrnar Sands. treasurer of the Allied Real
Estate Interests. said yesterday at meeting Of
that organization that the rate of interest on
mortgages was likely be increased as result OF
the effect of the mortgage tax law on the realty
market. -.
THE operations of this unjust law; he said,
may decrease building activities. 1t will also pro-
duce less returns on investments unless rents are
put up. The cost of such law finally falls on
rent payers. .., -
Mr. Sands was chairman of the meeting and
Allan Robinson secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Fort Washinston-eye, W s. 2,7S1-1O IT n Of
Is1st-st., l1Ox-; Patrick F. Dcdnsoa agt-
SIrss Grund and another angus. p
Morningside- g. ". 115th-st., lO4x
Ill James f9r MG Il iS 84s 90
No e S SsT2 s fo5 b 6ondy 1895
2dsEe N0 Ito; " au91s % igta 1855
Same DTOPe[sy M CT S tTShs a. 90
ssdst No 2 219 East "a a Dora dotteo az. IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
FACTORY FOR 5000 HANDS.
TO BE BUILT ON STATEN ISLAND By WESTERN CON
GERM $e50OO00 PROJECT.
Estate Sells Park Roo ParcLarg Douning Store and
Loft Building Changes Hands.

also plot 7lo9 feet adjqni tS On Rea2
Company the plot 52xlO7 feet, on the east side OF
Washing 80 feet north OF 1S s Mr, Philip
Livingston the northeast corner or CiayaNS; 81 Snr
I68th-st plot 335xsO feet to A. j. Sch"aFzef' lux
Improvement. -. c,...-. A.oban.
Arnold & Byrne have sold for George rx As snaTt
bach to Montreal investor the nVe SUI y,oetSst
ment house at the southwest corner OF IVoth-0''
and Amsterdam-ave on plot S$xlOo fee'' stb-av, a
Gilmore Tanner has sold NO 26S1 SSh SasS -
five story fathouse with stores, 25xlVo deet,.
David S Kaman. The buyer owns an aoJoil''As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
sTRIMPLE REFUSES TO RUN.
Salem Democrats Confused by the Decision
W. A. Newell Named for Senator.
fRr Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Salem, n. J., Oct. l2-saem County Democrats
got hard blow from State Senator James StrimpIe
in their convention in this city this afternoon.
The Senator had been slated for denomination
and it was generally felt that his reelection was
sure The delegates did not seem to have much TO
say about it, but the party leaders had it all fixed
and so strimple was placed on the ticket. Searcety
had this been done, however, when he walked INTO
the convention hall and positively refused to ae
cent the honor. The nomination was then given
William A Newell. of this city, and he accepted
Mr. Newell was the Senator in 1881, ana prior
IN that had been a member of the Assembly Tor
one year. ...s Co. +ha A.
senlbY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
USED ARSENIC FOR BAKING POWDER.
Woman Kills Herself and Her Husband
Grandson Also Made III.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Niagara Falls, n, Y, Oct. 12-Mr. and Mrs.
John Holiday, who lived on farm east OF
this city, died this afternoon from eating bis
cults in which arsenic was mixed by mistake
for baking powder. Mrs Holiday made the
biscuit for breakfast this morning. Both she
and her husband were over seventy years olo-
A grandson thirteen years old is in a critical
condition from the poison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
eTATEN ISLAND NOMINATIONS.
Thomas C. Brown Again Named by Demo
cTats and C. &. Shea by Republicans.

,r,ree conventions were held on Staten Island
last night. but only a few nominations were mace
-. -e,ouinated Thomas c. Brown for justice OF
he Municipal Court for the First District
7, the woman's Clubroom, St George. at the
sane time the Republicans renominated Cornelius
g rfcherd Z, H Finch, attorney Of New
fseton was nominated for Municipal Court Jus
.fre az the First District. Mr. Finch is an indie
-.erSerf democrat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Burnside-ave, S g. a56 It w Of JeroHe-ave; for
a three story frame dwelling house and store
24xs2: NJ A Frederick. owner; Nreelano .
architect -
I43d-st n g. 1O97 It Of Alexander-ave: for a
three story brick FIRE department house, 6OxI40i
City Of Ne8-York. owner; ii Garcin. arcnl- Z
tect :. -.
Jackson-ave 8. 1855 80 It OF Hone-sti for two
five story brick tenement houses, 9OII4l; WoR ,
Brady. owners: David Stone architect $780,.
pecatur-ave, 9. zoos It n Of 19oth-st; for
six three story frame dwellings; 21I5O Ane-
liza Pirk. owner: Thomas W Lamb, architect.
l76th-st n c, 904 It OF Prospect-avei for q
two story frame dwelling house. 21x61. 9! Fred
MeIIert. owner; Charles Clark. architect. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
DEFICIENCY JUDGMENTS FOR s1a,8ae.

Deficiency judgments for $13,S36 were entered
yesterday against the Herter Realty Company
Peter Herter Maria A. Herter and Peter j.
Herter in favor of Joseph L. Buttenweiser'
growing out Of the foreclosure sale of NOS 14d
and 143 East 26th-st ana Nos. 2z' ana zzS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At No IA vesey-st-By L Phillips Co n ak 40
365 fl Of 167th-s 50x1Q0; vacant; bio IN AZ 90
Foxst cor i6thst 80 SKIS sx11a TX iSdbst
100 7x16sxi01 Ok Irregular; two story dws n 0 40
$50 500. 80 ,,,.1 =. , te6a II W OF
Amsterdan-ave 166x9911. story dwg n: y 2oohbv
son and another trustees agt Edgar Logan et al
& B. attys: " Keener, ref; amt due. Slosa4 20 ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
SALE OF APARTMENT HOUSES.

Hynlan Horwitz has sold five of the seven
six-story apartment houses. each 37.6xss1 II feet
on the north side of 135th-st, east of Lenox-
ave. He has bought a plot, 150x9911 feet on
the north side of 145th-st., 125 feet west of
Ienox-ave and has resold the property TO
IIowenfeld &, Prayer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
SIMMER STILL IN CONNECTICUT.
Berries Ripe and Flowers BlOoming-Wln'
sted Weather Prophet stumped.
TBy Telegraph to The tribune

winsted. Conn. Oct. 12.-Mrs. Ellen NJ. wright
NJ pleasant Valley picked two quarts OF REQ rasp-
1,i.s beside the Pennington River yesterday
TJ,;o+rone ,,astu-tiums cannas dahlias and other
-lants sensitive to frost. are still in full blom
F. C. Gates. the winsted weather prophet VINO
has 2 reputation for forecasting correctly each
fan The number of snowstorms of the approaching
winter. does not dare 10 make guess yet, =
,T,s,on nropnosticator predicts the pleasantest
weather OF the year from November l 10 NoVem-
ner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
PHYSICIAN ADDS TO HIS HOLDINGS

Albert B. Ashforth has sold for Mabel A
Downing to DR. William F. Mittendorf No. 20
East 32d-st a four story high stoop brown
stone front dwelling house on lot 22x9S.S feet.
DR. Mittendorf also an abutting parcel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
BUYS BIG cEDARHURsT TRACT.

Alfred NJ. Rau has bought the holdings OF the
Russell estate at Cedarhurst Long Island. The
tract comprises about ITO acres of land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
MARMo,s Last APPEAL DENIED.

1t was learned in Newark yesterday that the
United States Supreme Court has dismissed the
appeal from the United States Circuit Court at
Trenton In the case Of Giuseppe Marmo, who
killed t1is brother-in-law, Munzio Marinano In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
SALE OF A CHOICE DWELLING HOUSE

Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown Co.
have sold for Dr. Henry D. Nicholl No 81 East
57th-st. a four story high stoop brownstone
front dwelling house. 19xS05 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
WOMAN OWNS BON TON.
Was Ignorant of Use Made OF
PROPERTY, H05ceOer.

Commissioner McAdoo learned yesterday that
Mrs. Harriet A. Loutre, of South Orange was the
owner Of the property which harbored the Bon
Ton Club but would not make the fact pubic. ne
said he had found the name OF the owner anu -
- - Iaar,e5 that Stephen S johnson had
called an him and given the Information JohIisoi.
fnId The Commissioner that Jones. the negro ieSS
~ are nlsca had been ordered to get out as soon
as his Tease expires. November l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
ACQUIRES A BIG LoNeWoop.AvE. PLoT.

Jacob Kronenberger has sold for Mr.. Blake
plot of thirteen lots in Longwood-aVe near
Southern Boulevard to Joseph Schwartz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
INVESTOR IN A FoURTH-AVE. DEAL.

William Richtberg and n. A. Berwin & Co.
have sold for the Fashion Realty Company No
3S8 4th-ave. 24.9 feet north of 27th-st.' being
four story building on plot, 216x85 feet to an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

Angus, a, last year. The case OF Marmo has
already been before every tribunal hagins soon
diction He will be resentenceo so ITH $1,000
hara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
SENT ACCOUNT OF FRIENDS DEATH.
Telegraph Operator Thinks Man Thought
To Be Tramp Was Charles Palmar.

F w Lass a telegraph operator working on the
newspaper circuits and his friends are of the opin
ion that the man torn to pieces by train last
week near Stamford Conn, and at first supposed TO
he a +rarnn is Charles Palmar, a close friend of
his family The belief is strengthened by a note
found on the body signed Lena" which is LASS
wife's name. and which she says she wrote to
Palmar in answer to note from him inqu1r1ng
about a scarfpin he had lost An odd feature OF
the affair is that Mr. Lass sent this over
the wire:
Stamford Conn. October 4.
The hOdv of a man found on the tracks at
ATlantic-st bridge this morning frightfully cut.
Probably more than train ran over him during
the night and from the clothing picked up II does
rot appear the man tramp. The only possiple
clew that would lead to his identifcaton is note
found ON the body dated Carlsbad \. j., ana
addressed Dear Charles and signed Lena
After sending out this message it came into Mr..
I,ass's mind that the note written by his wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor, the second
that of the creditor, and date when judgment was
filed:
De Lorenzo F1lonena--G. Schwartz; December
Angusp "A iso5 1874
Levin Louis-Peope etc; May TO- 1905 va 900 =,
Norden Mortimer FL NJ. Prince; June II.
pd iSOo ,,js ,eonIe etc: Nav 10 1908 wa
c Gated 5000 90
to6er z 1905 1O4
i9dS ...-..e-e-. ss47
Wilmer Sadie-E Shupkin; September 9, 1905. 216 IL
wardenhauer LAWRENCE Polys; May II 1903. Al 81
July IL isss 2e 20
is5S s15 81
100 1904 .eItla! s16 81
January "a 1905 reversed 27s IT
FEBRUARY TO- isO4 2T4 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

. ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for 5 ~
"A Tribune received at theE Uptown S 1Ies eicSS p m
Advertisements received the following oEs 81 sth
regular Office rates until oelock p M e. East
Esd t5S 6th-ave.s cor
I4th 257 West ard between Ith ans sns TTth
sts 1O2a lave. near 6iss.st LOS -, $50 Sd-
sve near 4ist-st.: 65A sd-ave-; 30 6lsssx~s@' 80
Bisscker-sE
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-11
Civil Service Examination.

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an examina-
tion for the purpose of establishing
an eligible list from which appoint
ments will be made to fill vacancies
as they occur in the position of clerk
or carrier in the postoffice in this
city.
This examination is open to all
citizens of the United States who
comply with the requirements.
The commission informs US that it
will not be necessary to have the
medical certificate filed before the
examination, the medical examina-
tion being taken just before appoint
ment.
For further information address
the local secretary Mr.. Jno. c.
Brewer, postotiice this city or the
district secretary at Denver, Colo
RADIO.
The examination will be held on
Saturday, May 81, 1905, and applica-
tiOns must be filed with Oscar L.
Telling. district secretary, at Dem
yer, Colorado. by five O'Clock on
May -, 1905.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-11
LESSON OF THE CONCERT.

The immense crowd at the Trib-
une's old time concert last Friday
night has its lessons. Aside from
the fact that it was given in good
cause, without gain of any sort for
Its projectors, the large audience
that in spite of unpropitious weather
witnessed the performance was due
to two causes. The first is the lack
of appreciation of the average person
of even mildly classical music. Our
tastes may be perverted, and we may
be in musical darkness. so to speak,
but we do enjoy the simple melody
to be found in the old time songs
and are willing to pay good coin to
hear them well rendered. So much
for the first lesson. The second re-
lates to the advertising. The con-