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New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Jacob Friedman has sold a parcel, T5xSs-n feet.
on the south side Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
2G5 feet east OF Lenox-ave- also with Bernard
Karnber and Herman GOldstein. has sold Nos %
and "a East One-hundred-a and -;irst-st, two FIVE
story fathouses 25x1oo feet.
Duff & Brown have sold for Gustav Bush 10 Wal
ter J. Dean a lot. 25x10O ieet, the south side Of
Northumberland -eightieth-st 100 feet west Of St
Nicholas-ave.
William B. Hogan has sold parcel. 5oxssl1 feet
ar the northeast corner of MISUNDERSTANDING
third-st and Oneida-ave.
Mosauer & Marks have sold for j. Homer Hildreth
the plot 5oxl0O feet the north side of One-hun-
a-andthirty-efghth-st $50 feet east of Willis
a,a and for the estate of william Morrison the
lot 25xlO0 feet. adjoining on the west
6eFtga 9s7 and ass East Eighty-irsyrst. two four
story dwelling houses on plot 5lxiG2 " Ie9t 60.
uel MaHdeI for / NJ. Bernstein tn mol, Invest cor
ner of Lenoxave and on IL @ WEI i6o
feet in the street, with Z5-5Got - -, ~ Qne-nun+
rc be eIection Of a high class apar house
with stores on the site The stores VIII De DIVIDED
% SUI j Philips & Co. have sold for the Bernard
Goodwin estate the plot texoO Leet OK 9, t v
OF Broadway to William J. Taylor. who viii I'M
prTVe p Nforgenthau jr Co have re=old for Alfred
E. Hanson to Krakower q LLoe!skS 5 S No: - LILY 20
iss West End-aver four i've story nat9ouses WIN
3braham Weinstein has sold through A Joachim
Mo- SoS.a l wIth B5esfSesstn sf6tes on lot a5&2
"a & 4
+bH vIof 60xl25 feet. al the southeast corner OF
o. 5t,,1rstsve and One-hundred and nifty
eheT nave also sold to FIann & Kayfetz the plot
Sg6 II feet on the south side OF onehundred-and-
SoIirth-st 10 feet east Of Park-ave 80 -, !.
Towenfeld & Prayer lave bought no. 1z' Fast
Ore -hfteenth-st-, three story dwell
ng house on lot isSx1OOlO feet and. from Bankson
- NIoTgan No I22 East One-hundred-a and twealty-
sigbtb-st three story dwelling house on lot Issx
Richard NJ Montgomery has sold f9r the ShaIer Ter
estrte and the Medcef Eden Realty company re-
spectiveIy. Nos. 1os and l6 West & @ 1
tvvo dwelling houses. plot SiNlUlS ieet, I5S
bnVer Is the Kompesula Realty Company whieh Is
Controlled by John DGnston. who conducts a res
ts,rsnt in abitting property in Sixth-ave. Chahpe
= Andrevs represented the buyer
-r1e Transit Realty Company has sold the plot,
5oe9 II feet on the north side OF One-hundre1-a
4Eirty--siStf-st s02s feet west OF Broadway, 70
S4,r6n Marcus who will erect apartment house
Horace s Eiy & Co and Brooke GeOrger have
sold FOR Richard r Derby 10 Cotter q Co No 8
"a Fortieth-st n four story dwelling house. on
n lot y 6xss4 feet. The structure viii be rsInod-
1drew J. Ccnniek has sold 20 Frank P. schimpf
the northeast corner of Academy and Cooper sts,
pa CSnarlton oliver & Co. have sold for Mrs
paitinghi No l46 West Undergraduates, three
story and basement dwelling house on lot iaSxsox
john ]. Kavanash has sold for Stephen Ban No.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

Saifbs,lis or the two dead men. said they ,~a-s
ont5s WORKERS but absolutely Tifbonte s,se Mese
things he ha ene insufution Believing from stray
where sasd sTr mat Morton had friends some
hours before ssla hts ar sBsyant. 7 asked him few
Hs nth. to let send tbar, so,,,a
s nessase. but he only said: Pm deaa theT9 some
ana VIZ as me. he was born In Creenoc s.coflsnS
lost bi,o ,sa.uener by occupation but drink had
Roman i MS position and friends Mack S a9 Raa
had ha.n atoiic, ti, porn IN New York He said he
employed for twelve years Ia, ~ ne
man hAI bt 1racuon Company He was not a drinItin
u-e-, t.t ne had no trade and no friends US
49, poth taken sick about the same tine ,5 5iSy @
to NJ, lem 70 the hospital some weeks ago SFor
vas S4~'y seven and Mack ifty-seven years old
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
FIRE CAUSES LOSS OF 100000.
Carriage Plant Destroyed at Brockville,
Canada-Many Out of Work
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Ogdensburg. n. Y, Jan. 4-Fire broke out in
the Ce1ada Carriage Companys plant at Brock
vile Canada twelve miles from here. about 5
o'clock tonight totally destroying the numerous
buildings with contents. The fire was caused it IS
Relieved. By spontaneous combustion in the oil
room In a short time the buildings were burning
ae-ce1,, illuminating the skies for miles around
IT, sye,ne, worked hard. but were badly hampered
Inv the intense cold. the Thermometer registering
10 aegrSes vs. The leading industry of Brockville
ard the largest OF its kind IN Ganada. As result @
- - 6re 40 euDloves are thrown cut or WORK
=. 10 learn the exact amount OF dam
- @ II tIIt n will reach S3O0.G00 The amount OF IN
go rcr IS unknown.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
sH,PwRgckED CREW SAVED.

Wilmington " G. Jan. 4--After elinging all
night 10 the masts of their shipwrecked vessel.
which was swept by heavy seas Captain F. c.
Gibbs and six men. composing the crew OF the
schooner Emma C. Middleton, from Newport News
Co. cha rleston s c. with a cargo OF coal, we're
brousb1 here To-day by the tug Alexander Jones'
The vessel and her cargo are a total wreck on
TrrTtng Pan Shoals The vessel was 455 nSt IONS
bryy5e55 and was owned by Captain A 5. Hisbee,
81 Pbiadelphia. The cargo was CONSIGNED 10 the
ConsImers' Coal Company, of Charleston
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
STILL MORE ADVANTAGEOUS.

From The Baltimore American.
Business Mani want this advertisement to run
at the top Of the column local page, next 10 pure
reading matter.
Advertising Manager for Yellow Newspaper-Yes.
sir; certainly Whatever you want. But do
| still better than that for you.
"Yes?'
Il put 1t top of column nextto impure read
ing matter"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
A TRIPLE PLAYHOUSE DEAL.

A. HolIander has sold the five story triple fiat
house Nc. SIS East One-hundred-a -thirty-second
St. 25x10o feet adjoining the corner of st. Ann 5
ave. Warren & Skillin were the brokers'
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
tn SELL YAMANAKA COLLECTION.

~, ,1a,oanala collection. including tho Nikko
,erDla room with its furnishings. which received
-.rs nrize az the Worlds Fair in St Louis,
M he sold al the American Art Galleries, in
Madison Square South this afternoon to-Fnorrow
e.oor Saturday Monday Tuesday and
a. ,-..as,, afternoons al 2.30 o'clock; also the
NtfSs ~ January and 10 AT o'clock The arti
49, - on view from q. N. - y. H.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
MARKET FOUND FOR BIG UPTOWN PLOT.

Simon 10 the Unique Realty Company a plot of
eleven lots the south side of -hundred-aud-
thlrty-hfth-st, 100 feet west Of Amsterdam-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
COLLISION IN BOSTON TUNNEL

r9oston. Jan I-In rear-end collision between
,To cars in the new East Boston tunnel this AFTER
noon one man passenger was cut with glass ana
ss,,sraI women tainted from the shock The mo motor
49, 81 one car had stopped 10 brush the Ifost on
his window when another car struck the hls' Car
with great force.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
BANKER BUYS WHITE PLAINS TRACT.

J. Arthur Vaudeville Co. have sold a tract OF
thirty-1ve acres of the Columbia Heights property
adjoining the Century Club, White Plains, West
chester County, y. Y. TO a we'll known New-York
banker. who will build and improve the tract for
his own OCCUPANCY
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
LUDIN REALTY COMPANY A BUYER.

William Riehtberg has sold for various owners
Nos. 252 and 254 West Forty-frst-st. two five story
tenement houses plot 5oxsSs feet 10 the Ludin
Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
rHE IRvINeToN CHANGES HANDS.

Andrew z. Morrison has sold the Irvington, a
seven story apartment house. Nos. 407 and 40S Cen
trail Park West it is plot 50.6x100 feet, be-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
BUFFALO MAN GETS WEST SIDE PLOT

las of Buffalo N Y. the plot, 75x1OO feet, The
south s119 Of @o-hundred-and-lfteenth 200 fee
east of Tenth-av-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

vx-,t,a plains Road " 3 s14 n n Of 22eth-st
" 49, - s.crv frame ONCE. 1513os Charles a Chap
nan owner. James y Cahih architect. ..,-..--
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

t4otbz. n > so n . Of Lenox-ave for three SIX
s+o-v prick farhouses. Al. .Sxs6 II: r Ash. -
owner: i AagEer architect Sl-1sVV"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
Real Estate Wdnted.

Real Estate W dnted.
JEyANTED-To rent. from April L 1900
w cool basement and SUD
Cellar ~ about II 500 square feet OF space
FOR a term OF 5 years. with privilege OF re-
Dsvai Mail marked lists. with ruu partlcu-
statfng yvhet alterations or additions
yrfu h. made how premises are heated and II
srsarn by boiler on premises or
through steam company, how many eleVstors
etc etc Address p. o. Box Sd y T. cry
W-ANTFD 20 rent for three months large house n
w ETiori9a between st Augustine anu hes-A Leuse
- .a annie grounds. modern Improvements ana
nus nst &c iy1rlediae occupancy Address e. = X BOX
X %.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH CAsOLINA
KENILW0RTH INN,
BIIsTAOFE. uesr AsheviEe. = c
nv invtgoratlng adjoining B.itm1re Estale
fr@n-v furnished Cuisine 0rchestra
- nyery. hunting nshlag- open ali ths wear Write
''7 EDGAR MOORE Propris,or.
A DVERTISENENT and subscriptions for The rriouns
Y rar@ivsd AZ their Un-cWn Dttce.
- - 1854 BROADWAY.
De received tn following branch
oisses az regular ofee rates uatii oeloek m viz
23d-st lJa dttI-ave- cor. 12tn 81
- Fssr I7th 41dsJ- between Ita ent ere
sves go l2stA liss alaVe petNeen tutn Ani
Gisf-st-. h1uo lst-aYe, near
sstb-r ~ East 1e5th-sf- 758 Trenont~aFe $50 81
53-ave. % Christopasr-st-
Tre5slyn y X.-2 Court a. ZIG Gourt-sL
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III e n tai G a p aeie y
of A MINI a Is
Continued from page II

robber, murderer and all-round degener-
ate The trainers of chimpanzees and
orangs will assure you that those apes are
intellectually the foremost of all animals
below man.
The educator of Hans, the phenomenal
horse, has the best of reasons for giving
the horse first place. Andrew Glass
vows that his late cinnamon-bear was
the animal whose intelligence was nearest
to his own. AS for myself, accord first
place to the elephant. In two days
Keeper Gleason trained our Indian
elephant Gunda to take pennies in his
trunk, lift the lid of small box high
above his head, drop the pennies into it
and ring a bell. We have had some in
telligent apes, but never an orang or
chimp" which learned an act of that
difficulty in less than week.
Beyond doubt there are in store many
novelties and surprises for those who
study and develop the mental faculties
of the higher vertebrates. Twenty years
ago who was there who suspected the
wonderful mental capabilities of the
barking sea-lion? All studies and ex-
periments in the field of animal psychol-
ogv should have for their foundation the
full and complete admission that all the
higher animals do reason, and that be-
tween them and man the mental differ
ences are in degree only, not in kind.
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Every fiber of her, from her crest to her
deck feathers, quivered with jealousy and
rage at the sight of this creature, mere
peregrine, who had dared to come between
a royal gerfalcon and her quarry. With
one sweep of her great wings she shot UP
until she was above her rival. The next
instant
They crab! They crab!" cried the
King, with roar of laughter, following
them with his eyes as they hustled down
through the air Mend thy own altar
cloths, Bishop. Not groat shall you
have from me this journey. Pull them
apart, falconer, lest they do each other
an injury And now, masters, let us
on. for the sun sinks toward the west.
The two hawks, which had come to
the ground interlocked with clutching
talons and ruff1ed plumes, were torn apart
and brought back bleeding and painting
TO their perches, while the heron after
it's nerilous adventure winged its way
heavily onward to settle safely in the
heronry of Waverley. The cortege, who
had scattered in the excitement OF the
chase, had come together again, and the
Journey was once more resumed.
horseman who had been riding to-
ward them across the moor now qulckened
his pace and closed swiftly upon them.
As he came nearer, the King and the
Prince cried out joyously and waved their
hands in greeting.
1T is good John Chandos!" cried the
King. by the rood, John, 1 have
missed your merry songs this week or
more! Glad l am to see that you have
your citole slung to your back. Whence
come you them"
q come from Tilford, sire, in the hope
that | should meet your majesty.
1T was well thought of. Come, ride
here between the Prince and me, and we
will believe that we are back in France
with Our war harness on our backs once
more. What is your news, Master johns"
Chandos' quaint face quivered with
suppressed amusement and his one eye
twinkled like a star. Have you had
sport, my lege!
Poor sport, John. We flew two hawks
on the same heron. They Grabbed, and the
bird got free But why do you smile Sol"
Because l hope to show you better
sport ere you come to Tilford.
For the hawk? For the hound?"
"A nobler sport than either"
is this a riddle, John? What mean
you?'
Nay, to tell all would be to spoil all.
say again that there is rare sport be-
twixt here and Tilford, and l beg you,
dear lord, to mend your pace that we
make the most of the daylight"
Thus adjured, the King set spurs to his
horse, and the whole cavalcade cantered
over the heath in the direction which
Chandos showed. Presently as they
came over slope they saw beneath them
a winding river with an old high-backed
bridge across it. On the farther side was
a village green with fringe of cottages
and one dark manor-house upon the side
of the hill.
This is Tilford, said Chandos. "Yon-
der is the house of the Lorings."
The Kings expectations had been
aroused and his face showed his dis
appointment.
rs this the sport that you have
promised us, Sir John? How can you
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Explanatory Notes

RLAZON-To "blazon," meaning to describe
~ coat-of-arms, is the German WaseH, to blow
knight were so proclaimed on public occasions.
Heraldry, which treats of armoriaI bearings, was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-31
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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-09-15
PRINCE OF PIEDMONT is
ONE YEAR OLD TODAY.

Rome, Sept 15.-The capital is
gaily decorated today and everybody
is celebrating the first birthday of
Umberto, Prince of Piedmont the fu-
ture heir to the throne of italy The
young prince, who was born on Sep
tember 10 OF last year, after all hope
had been nearly given up that the
queen would become the mother of a
male heir, is naturally the idol, not
only of his royal parents, but Of tAe
entire people.
The most extraordinary precautions
are taken for the maintenance of the
young heirs health. The doctor pays
him a daily visit, inspecting the nur.
series and giving orders as to ventila-
tiun and fresh air. The temperature
of his daily bath is measured by a
thermometer and is kept on the tepid
side. His rooms are cleaned at stated
intervals with certain dislnfectants,
and no one except the king and queen
is permitted to kiss his face.
Princess Yolande, the sister of the
young prince, has not yet become rec
onciFd TO his existence and is said to
be intensely jealous Of the "bambino"
who mOnOpOliZes so much OF the at
teuriuu OF everybody.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-09-15
TAKING ESCAPED CONVICT
BACK TO PENlTENTlAkY

Lieutenant Robert Lewis, of the
New Mexico mounted police force,
passed through the city this morning
on his way to the penitentiary at San
ia Fe, where he is taking Jacobo Flo
res, an escaped convict.
Flores is a dangerous criminal and
was sent up from Dona Ana county
several years ago to serve a sentence
OF twenty-one years for murder. He
was one Of a detachment of cOnvicts
employed on the Santa Fe end of the
scenic highway On July ne and
several others managed to make their
escape. All were captured in a few
days with the exception of Flores, who
was arrested only a few days ago by
Sheriff Jose X. Lucero, of Dona Ana
county.
The fugitive was a resident Of Las
Cruces before being sent to the peni-
tenuarv and he could not resist the
temptation to visit his old home. he
officers had been keeping a close
watch for him, and he was arrested
the day he showed up at his former
home in Las Cruces.
The prisoner seemed TO feel very
downhearted to think that he had to
return TO the penitentiary, as his brief
freedom had been very sweet to him.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-09-15
ARMISTICE IS
NOW SIGNED
After Nine Hours OF Ne.
\ gOtiatiOn Agreement
Was Reached.
NEUTRAL ZONE ESTABLISHED
Naval EnveyS Will Meet Near
VIadivOStOCk With One
Ship Each.
ARMISTICE IN KOREA TO BE LATER

Gunshu Pass, Manchuria Sept 10
General Fukishima ma,representing Field
Marshal Oyama, and General Ovaniv-
sky, representing General Linevitch,
met yesterday on the plain near Sha-
hotsu, and after nine consecutive
hours the negotiations were signed,
the armistice to take effect September
16.
1t agrees to the abolition of all hos
tile or inimical acts and establishes
between the two armies a neutral
zone four llilemeters wide of which
Shahotsu, on the railroad. is the cen
ter. Maps showing the zone are to be
distributed.
Only civilians will be allowed with
in the territory and communication
between the armies is to be only by
the Shahotsu road
Special navy ENJOYS are to met near
Vladivostock with a shin for each ma
tion, to confer and establish an armis-
tice and a neutral zone also.
'i'he arm stice on ;he ltrder Of Ko.
rea is to bee C',auEtd by serarate ne
gct'atipua Letwe'n tne i0"al comman-
ds's ani on erms similar to those
agreed upon in Manchuria.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-09-15
SENSATIONAL SUIT FOR ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
To be Filed by Removed County Officials Against
Gov. OterO, District Attorney Clancy and Com
missiOnerS GrunsfeId and Springer.

There is a rumor, which seems well
founded, in the city this afternoon,
that the Messrs. Hubbell and Mr..
Vigil have, with the advice Of their
counsel determined to bring suit
against Governor NJ. A. Otero, District
Attorney f. W. Clancy and County
Commissioners A. Grunsfeld and NJ. r.
Springer, in the sum OF 100000 dam
ages, for political conspiracy to de-
fraud them of their offices and thus
blacken their names, injuTe their rep
utations and damage any aspirations
Tor public service which they may
hereafter entertain.
1t is said that the plaintiffs feel as
sured of establishing the conspiracy
together with its political complexion,
and of the certainty OF securing judg-
ment. They profess to have up their
sleeves a number of things bearing on
the case, their knowledge of which,
those who will be made defendants IN
the suit, and that the number may be
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-09-15
BUDAH PEST
MUCH EXCITED
Diet Met and PrOrOgued
ssssAfter Cabinet Had
Resigned.
WANT TO DIVIDE EMPIRE
Austria Objects and War Will
Follow to Keep Dual
Kingdom
WANT TO DIVIDE EMPIRE
IF HUNGRY TRIES SEPARATION

Vienna, Sept. 15.-Conservative cir
cles are looking forward with consid-
cradle apprehension to the action of
the Hungarian parliament which con-
Yened at Buda Pest today. For many
years the sentiment in favor of. a sep
aratlon of Hungary from Austria has
been growing and the separated fac
tion among the nationaiists has been
gaining in strength to such an extent
that it seems a crisis is imminent.
The imperial government. which is
warmly supported by the German
speaking provinces of the duel monar-
chy has forseen the impending crisis
and has taken sters 20 prevent any at
tempt on the part of the Hungarian
nationalists to bring about separation.
When the Hungarian parliament was
opened in July it was feared that the
separatists would force the issue by
proposing separation in open parlia-
ment To prevent the execution of
this plan parliament on the day of it's
opening, was adjourned until today.
In the meantime the imperial govern
ment has taken precautionary steps
to resist, If necessary with force of
arms, any attempt of the Hungarian
'NPol dtioto " ullLb dDOul u ulSIuDllOu
Of the dual monarchy.
Under the supervision of Archduke
Francis Ferdinand, the heir to the
throne, VINO represents the aged en-
peror in the supreme command of the
army, extensive preparations for
campaign have been made and now, it
is said, the imperial government is
fully prepared for any emergency.
Ns,txsr 1.s.4
bic apprehension is felt in regard TO
the probable action of the Hungarian
parliament the session of which was
opened today.
1t is hoped that the conservative ele-
ments will be strong enough to pre-
vent violent scenes and seditious ut
terances in open parliament. The op-
ening session today was rather turbu-
lent, but nothing occurred that would
have called for the interference of the
government
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-09-15
REGULAR Traffic Resumed.

Yokohama, Sept. 15.-The steam
ship America of the Tokyo Kisen Kai-
sha Steamship company sailed today
for San Francisco with a full line of
cargo and passengers. This marks the
resumption of the regular trans-Paci-
fic traffic of that steamship company.
The other two steamers of that com
pany, the Nippon and the Hong Kong,
will so into service in a few weeks.
At the beginning of the war the three
steamers were changed into auxiliary
cruisers and have been in commission
in that capicity ever since. Recently
they were returned to- the steamship
company and will resume their regu-
lar freight and passenger service.