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The Dolores star., 1905-03-24

J. W. Denney, who was nominated
for the Office of mayor on the Demo
cratic ticket, has resigned and Charlie
Hosea has been. selected to fill the
vacancy. H. V. Pyle wifi fiji the
vacancy on the board Of trustees caused
by Mr.. Hosea accepting the noinina-
ton for mayor,
The Dolores star., 1905-03-24
Subscribe for THE DOLORES STAR.

Do not overlook the special bargains
Charles johnson offers to the public on
the first page of this issue.
The Dolores star., 1905-03-24

A combahy consisting of thirteen
horserhen and ranchmeh of this vfcini-
ty, was formed the hrst of the, week
and bought The fine imported Belgian
horse which has been on the market
at Pheasey's Livery stable the past
month. The officers, Of the company
are Ras Thompson, President; August
Thomas, Secretary; Fred Pheasey,'
Treasurer. The horseinen are to be
graduated for keeping this horse in
the county, it means that better
grade of horses will be raised.
The Dolores star., 1905-03-24

Jefferson City, Mo-; March q, Gov
ernor Folk today signed the bill max
ing pool selling and book making fell
lony in Missouri. The law goes into
effect June Is.
New York, March 2l.-The ashes Of
former Senator Edward o. Wolcott Of
Colorado, who died at Monte Carlo,
March l., were brought here by the
American line steamer st. Louis, which
arrived today from Southampton.
Denver March 2l.--The general as
seinbly in Joint convention this after
noon exonorated j. Herbert, vice presi-
dent aud general manager Of the. Colo
rado & Southern railroad, and Daniel
Sullivan, postmaster OF Cripple Creek,
who had been charged with bribery in
the guBernatorial contest. The COM
nittee appointed to investigate the
matter and all other reports Of bribery
affecting members of the Legislature,
presented d report this afternoon to the
affect that Senator Morgan, was self
confessed bribetaken and unworthy
Of belief.,' The report was adopted by
a vote Of 72.to q. The, committee met
again this AFTERNOON and issued subpoe-
naes for. the managing editors of three
local weekly magazines to appear be-
fore the committee tomorrow. morning
and tell what information they had on
which to base charges Of, corruption
which ,wete printed in their respective
newspapers.
J.. ., Too O. .a,J..
New York, March 21.-Alcoholism is
steadily becoming, worse in France,
while it is disappearing elsewhere, &C.
cording to assertions made by Doctor
Poicou Duplessy, in; a public, address,
cables the Herald's Paris correspondent
The speaker is widely known physi-
clan. 'tTo the drink evil" be said
.scould- be traced the gradual disappear
ance of the family and the deterioration
Of racial attributes, Gradual degener'
acy is sure to result unless alcoholism
Is checked Or. .Duplessy declared
that drink is the prime factor in caus
ing tuberculosis aud madness, misery
and crime. The only way TO success
fully abate the evil, he says, is to arouss
the public conscience. The law o
social solidarity, he said, bad a scientific
basis, which imposed a moral duty up
on members Of society to defend shem
selves and their fellows from such 4
menace as that which alcoholism new
presents.
The Dolores star., 1905-03-24
GENERAL NEWS.

jefferson City, Mo-; March q, Gov
ernor Folk today signed the bill max
ing pool selling and book making fell
lony in Missouri. The law goes into
effect June l5
The Dolores star., 1905-03-24

New York, March 2l.-The ashes Of
former Senator Edward o. Wolcott Of
Colorado, who died at Morte Carlo,
March I, were brought here by the
American line steamer st. Louis, which
arrived today from Southampton.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
INVESTOR IN WEST SIDE DEAL.
ACQUIRES BUSINESS BUILDING IN esD-ST, NEAR
6TH-4TE
Found for Woters Systematically Company Sells Choice
Plot an Upper Sth-aue
story dwelling house 2ox1o0

Beekman place. four story dwelling house, aox1oo
feet
B. Posner has sold the northwest corner Of Stan
ton and Cannon SITS, six story tenement house,
on plot 45x62 feet Also sold No. so Carnline-st, a
six story tenement house 2oxS0 feet.
Leon Stand has sold for Binder & Baum the
northwest corner of Monloe and Montgomery SITS.
new SIX story tenement houce, plot ASxI5 feet,
to Mayer Schwartzrelch.
Louis Wolff & Son have sold for II. Seegel and
H. hartman No. 81 Broome-st., six story tene-
rrent mouse. &x10o feet to Louis Kovner
Inc Hillside Realty and Construction Company
has bought from the Eureka Realty Company the
plot lo9HSs6 feet, the side OF Creaton-aVe,
% feet south of R3d-st. The purchasing company
Will erect six two family brick dwelling houses
The Mtshkind -Fenberg Realty Company has sold
to 7. Cohen through Max Gerndnsky No. lib
Bathsate-ave.. a three story frame building, on
lot 25x1146 feet
to Harry Jackson No. 597 Ford-st, family
J. kronenberger has sold for .Tharles S Levy TO
southwest corner of Mapes-ave. and 17eth-st.
Max Marx has sold, through C. H Smith to Min
ME E. Flagg the southwest of Park-ave
and 1s2d-st a three story dwelling house. on lot
b9x75 SKIS. .ex764 feet. and has taken in part pay
ment the plot 60y10o feet, on west side OF Mont
gomery-ave.. 1896 feet north Of 17Sth-st.
rockingham & Moore represented Anson Phelps
Stokes in the recent sale Of the tract shadow
Brook at Lenox Mass. to S. P. Shotter. The
tract comprised 1000 acres. fine dwelling house
and 80 other buildings. The property cost Mr..
Stokes about 81, 100000 Mr.. Shotter bought about
80 acres and the principal buildings
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

Louis Schrag has sold TO an investor Tor Laura
o Goodrich Of Seattle. Wash. No. f3o West I'D
ST. a 1--we story business building. The structure Is
on a lot 251es.s feet.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has sold to a
client for Julius and Bernard Llchtenstein the six
story and basement business building No. 23i
Water-st covering lot 166x73 feet. It adjoins Nos
227 and 22e Water-st, corner of Beekman-st., sold
by the same brokers few months ago
A. Meyer & Co have sold for the Germania
Realty and Mortgage Company the plot. 1oox10o feet
at the southwest corner Of 15Ist-st. and 8th-ave.
The buyer will improve the property.
A building, dedicated the presentation of
operas of the French and Italian schools will prob
ably be built in Central Park West, between SD
and SGD sts. by a syndicate composed of a number
of persons who stockholders Of the Metro
politan Opera House.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
MORE MURDER EVIDENCE.
.AvTOPSY TO BE HELD.
zf,e TodGs Movements tn Philadel-
phia Not Yet Traced.

-xsaenc. is increasing that Mrs. Margaretta
-osa who found dead on the tracks Of
-. Philadelphia and Reading at Philadel-
"a. last Friday night was murdered. Coroner
ss.so,er has ordered Of his physicians. DR..
o-anlon, to hold an autopsy the woman's
.;v to-day TO find out whether or not she was
.-aeeed tust prior TO her death Coroner Dugan
s.d deputy will come from Philadelphia to
us;uess the operation
,fss Fannie knight. of No. ia West 9Oth-st-.
10 was the last person of this city to be with
=. woman before ner death, said yesterday
bo+ Mrs Todd told her that after she arrived
= philadelphia she was going to Bridesburg. a
-, m the Pennsylvania Railroad about ten
lss this side of Philadelphia To go TO TINS
.,vn Mrs Todd would have had to cross the
,,, from the station of the Philadelphia ana
peeding Railroad. on whose track she was
.onns 1--WE miles from the station and two ana
ana-hslf from Fairmount Park
1bA track on which she was found was hneo
s- great distance with freight cars II she
- walked along il from the station she would
go rassed a dozen switchmen- 10 rescn ie
ao-o nne side she would have had to descend
= s+een bank climb fence and crawl unoer a
@reight train. while from the other sloe she
e75 have had to walk through deserted half
anened roads and then crawl under a freight car
Tsa onIv train that passed this point between
the time when she is known to nave @ leIluea ~ IA
- cirv and the time when she was founo deao
1rae an express train with locked doors
sfiss knight said yesterday that she went TO
Jersey City with Mrs Todd Friday afternoon
80 left her at the station there. The train ON
o;aIs remember the overdressed old lady untii
hn left the car at Philadelphia. At O'Clock
sbe+ night Mr. Amory, the manager of the Hon-
rnsn anartnlent house. which Mrs. Todd owned.
osk.d the police to look for her, but gave no
reason for his anxiety ,.
AT Hastings. attorney for Mrs. Tousey. Mrs
To6d,s daughter said yesterday that Mrs TODD
baS discharged her companion. Miss Paine
and her lawyer. IngersoH Lockwood. last June
hecause she thought that they were planning
fo steal her papers At the same time she gave
Iockwoods apartment to W. S. Heal and con-
tinually talked of marrying him Mr.. Hastings
believes that Lockwood has will. drawn in
igs19 IN his possession, and will begin action to-
dev 10 get il himself. Lockwood filed will.
drawn in 1902. last Tuesday, and denies the
existence Of any other
Philadelphia Nov. f.-Peter Knapp, a iaborer,
to-day swore out statement before the coroner.
In which he said that on the evening of Mrs.
Todd's death he seq 8 woman on the tracks OF
the Phila adelphia ana Reading Railroad near
39d and Thompson SITS. kneeling face downward.
She moved around on the track as if looking for
something for ten minutes He warned the en-
gineer of a passing freight train. After the
freight had gone an express passed. After that
he saw no more OF her. Mrs. Todd's body was
found q long distance from this point, hour
and half later.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

Polsky. Morris. to Dora Graxmuck: 4sth-st. Q,
$40 II OF 11th-ave; years per cent ......
Lsscand. Eugene. to Henry Seebeek: Perry-ave.
W s. S14.11 1t of old road: prior mortgage.
$4,000; years. 5I7 per cent: .................-.
Simon Jacob, to Elizabeth Minarek: 26th-st No
5s2 East; mortgage. IS. .09o due February /. 1908
n7e Per cent :, -
Cohen. Harris. to Matilda Lehman, 9th ave, q
$50 TT of 51st-st; years; per cent. ...... /.
Hessen, Charles ". TO Sarah Newnark. Anster-
DANA No .S02. s: years; per cent. {.
Rosh. Max. TO David Levy and another, 1oIst-st,
5, 1e.e 1t OF Park-aye: mortgage. $27. 900;
L year; . per cent. -. =
Greenberg, Meyer, Camille EttirEer. Eesex-st.
No %; mortgage, $40 600; years. per cent.
Miller Solomon. to Pauiina II Won Soosten: 1o4th-
St Nos 22s and $50 East; lots; mortgages:
years; per cent. nt................. ....-..........
kafka, John, to Irving Judis and another; 1o2d-
ST. s. $50 # W of Coluubus-ave; 2 lots.
mortgages; prior mortgages, 500. 900; years;
E =
Carriere. Helmer o. TO Nellie Meyer: West End
ave. s. 1s.2 # OF e6th-st: years: per
cent .
Same TO tame; same property; prior mortgage
S17 900; years; 6 per cent. Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

pos+on Road No 1913: two story brick store
and attic 255x7S; Albert B Whitney. owner
Kurtzer & Reutz architects
T-nIon-aye e. s. s61 #. II. of 16lst-st: SIX
story brick tenement house. S76IsI: SyndI-
cate Construction Company owner; T. G
I,tervaIe.ave 8 W. corner Freernan-st- two
two story frame stores and dwelling houses
one 52x45 the other 45x45; William M MOT
eantheu owner: Harry T. Howell. architect.
eosd-st s s. $50 IT. e. of Webster-ave-; Y
.torv frame automobile house, ls1l6; MIS-
r A Mccarthy. owner; John 2 w huh-
architect =, - a+orI,
briclr tan.meut houses. 50xs5-1; JACOB Hirsch
owner; George Fred Pelham architect ,ro-,.
E-o~est-aye No 1122 rear: two story Iranne
Su-aI1I,. house 31xl7.6: Edward Bornhoeft
owner: Rudolph Moeller architeet1 M 1s1d one
.as- h-IcL factory 1sx2o: New-York. New
Hampshire and Hudson Railroad connp4is'
res, Rsv-aye s. g and Barry-st; 2 stoIS
frame stable and shed. 10ov1oo. ROCK
Company. owner; Albert l. DAVID ei
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At IA vesey-st.-By Parish. Fisher Mooney q Co.
1s5-147 SOth-st n 175 II OF 1th-ave. o0xSsS; Two
Idgs- voluntary sale
BY Joseph ? Day; Southern BouleVsro = ioo % - %
700 n of i72d-st 125x1Oo; vacant; voluntary SALE
S,.he-, boulevard p Of 1f4th-st. 50xlo0s
,scan. voluntary Southern Westchester Turnpike
pad adj Of Lewis & KERN. bSx2DI IxsO121c.
5tb-si Of Avenue b. 9exlos' Girard ave
525 II 1e5thst 13xlo0 W II btehr1 ast Edsard
al. Simon Wolf. ref. Partition
fy Pbip A snlyth: 5I1 14ith-st 150S Il Of Am
.,sr5ar, ave Is fxe9 bk dwg h. RogerS.
as gdn egf Edgar Logan - al; Oakes Van A. attys;
fluf,y ref; SI0569 u. taxes. etc, s452 -
nv lanes L 6S3 Concord-ave. To-fi q cS
20 bldg and vacant: Helen Carev
agf sf 2 Carev al Smith Williamson atty N Tier
ney. ref: partition
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
MECHANICS LIENS.

4,.,st No 12e West: 42d-st.. No 1Zo "est
Tinted states Foundry and Sales COMPANY 80, as,
S'brts,onher C Shayne. owner; George a eaI..s ~
4 Co Contractors; National Bridge WORKS SUI"
contractor ,o- ,-t 7 ar
t,stheste-aye Nos 6s5 and LIST; Joseph LsI-
-cs1 au+ Thomas ]. Higgins. owner AntnonS
Grosan and Charles C. voorhees, contrac.o' sst
gsrnan Gordon owner and contractor =
i7ad-st 8 s. 100 It. ". OF Audubcn-ave.; ,A 'oAtUo
CaTucci & Criscuolo agt. Henry NiciioSON'
and contractor
,,9,h,, n s.; 114th-st.. 3 s.; Amsterdan anl-aFe.
and Morningside-ave.. ". s., WnOle olucn
OGDEN Lumber Company agt. St Luxe
TEI,.,itsI owner: John Hasbrouck & Co, con-
..
s,I.r1 place No. 2 365: Barnet Masor esL
Magdaiena Marx, owner Jnha AsrS;
EIGrIuhe Of I-nfyersity Settlement Society
o1nsr. John F. sayward & Co. contractor. -,
eS'ea Eo sra. the J. L Mott Iron WORKS est
otq-a 10 oUner: John 2. SSy-ward e. Co. con-
M $50 West: Jacob Swee.man agt- con
eotnass-.., eotn.,o, Fs-b Israel No 2. owner and con-
.r.eto[ ...-.-.---- s-- '-'-- -
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

& sSavne ct af September Il 1905 ee s2es Is
81 1SnS 90 i' "es. same 2ss IS
DO. Ct al oceber 81 i9os 1se 2s
iao" NO eos same as sAi.e 40 90
81 i9o5 20 w. t.4s. ss3
42d-st., Nos 25 and q West; Vincent Valentine
fao5 e. Cbr Deposit podf s42s
oosdost No f4e East: Nicholas BeIiion agt Henry
Ceblrre al. October 30 1905 (by deposit) IL 90
maivine NJ %usbiatt August is fsoS 527
1Oist-st.. north side so feet Of Lexington
24ox1OO11; v:ncenzo D Petro agt- Frieda no
Hart al: 16. 1905. 1890 90
41st-st.. No 100 West; 42d-st.. No. 126 West E.
Der % ''' Ied5 as' - - se8 81
s6loTaon ct al: June 2s 1905 175 20
17ath-s St. No 1907 East; George Ehrlacher agt
1ns5ys,Iedl Ma1y A5,"s'ions e a. '.. oep'e $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.

y Ihe schedules I'm the assignment of w Eugene
ss-ker banker and broker at No IS Waii-ss'. ~ sh'"
liabilities of S3os nominal assets of s4'o ana
assets OF $4a
+ dIstlee Slower Of the Supreme Court sit
zsppo;n..a -, II -,.,or receiver for the Ear-
grave Hotel Company. of No. iei " est FOR
sp3ica..a ferse sal iudenif,33t a,nl os
So. TIE rscesseE is IEsa lo slFe :" '
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
with the clerk of the United States District Court
Yesterday:
Albert lager -1o 40 5th-st.. elazier: voluntary
Esttion with liabilities OF $3.50 and assets of $50
Idhe principal creditor is j. H Werbelo"sky, OF
Btpokiyn s372
s x Girard was appointed receiver OF eSl ne bust
i-Sss CT George H Bensep, liquors. NO loS koroad-
Way involuntary bankrupt. with bond OF so1t
4 list of creditors Of the Eobeis Fress iaYouh-
Receiver the alleged bankrupt having faiec 70 NE
Ire schedule OF lsbilities and assets reqo.reo pS
ieg n all nineteen creditors are narnco Dut Tue
amounts os their claims arc not given. : 1e , re,
eetvsr states that .ne amount he has receFed from
,le sale Of the assets is s312.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
TWO TRACTS AT RYE SOLD.

Harold Strebeigh, of Renwick c. Hurry Co.,
has sold for Mrs Waldron Williams her tract on
Grand view-ave., at Rye. n. V comprising three
and a half acres. together with fine house ond
stable. to a client who will occupy the property
The same broker has also sold for Norman War
ner his property Forest-ave. Rye n. Y, a
plot of two and half acres. The buyer Will i'm
prove the site with fine dwelling house for his
OCCUPANCY.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
Ex-srATE SENATOR REYNOLDS SELLS

Burrill Brothers have sold for ex-State Senator
William H. Reynolds the three story brownstone
private house No. 62o 2d-st, near Prospect Park
West, for $4,000 also, the three story brownstone
house No. 375 1st-st. near 6th-ave, for Mrs: M. g.
Hewitt. for 5000 and for =. L. Parsons, of Man
haitian the three story stone and brick house NO
536 2d-st., between 7th and Sth aves., for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor, the second
that Of the creditor and date when judgment was
fled:
Cshen ssnueI-H H Davis; July 1e 1904. ss26 %
Ssylrsto John C-Jordan Brick Company; June 8.
cernber 81 1901 34e IS
Power Company: June II 1908 .t"... es 81
tine. israel shore July 1895 2 ORG 2s
et al January 13 is97 cancelled 117s Il
oc,oSer IL 1895 1873 1s
ocToIer laos ..-e-.-. SO So
sisozAey. Mary-H j Meyer: July Z 1905 50 CT
conpany Fes:asg - 1886 24s 81
ct al: octo6er 70 1906 11s so
Nall els1 Express Ccnlqony--w W R-suer; July
lS, 1865 0S
g l. Patterson: January Ie .............
san9e-Sarne- T,,re 90 1863 5....-...---.--... 3s
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Al No "A vesey- -stBy Bryan I. Kennedy 7e3 ist-.vs
ssd-st 25 5x93-9 h. with stores; VOL
ntary ssle. Otto Lembeck for $50 COO iie 9,ths
n Cf Columbus 15xiO8. H. story bk dw6
exrs sale 70 Harry Friedman Sl3
Terrace Places. block 294 5xi4SxfT6x
30. vacant: sale adjourned Trfni,yA~e
front Terrace Places to the
plot i75x7o sAlo eoeAso
q elias stone DECEASED. Adjourned sine de
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
TO pENoUNcE MORTGAGE TAX LAW.

An open meeting of the Builders Mutual Pro-
tectve Association will be held at 745 o'clock to-
night Tuxedo Hail. e9th-st and Maidstone ave, to
protest against the Mortgage Tax law. A number
of persons prominent in real estate will speak.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
am, DING LOAN CONTRACTS.

,-,s =, $50 # 2 Of Courtandt- toa
,on American Mortgage Company loans Inarie q
Zimmerman IT,. ana Richard n aitcnsri n11cs, III
1l5th-sIL rorv,a,, loans Morris Bernstein =
1s,hst 100 II Of An Agsiernanls'fP fillam Prasen
"a II ir-o1 Merksamer and I1oClr G Nicoil.S-
ioFin 0" o. II .. of Lexington-aNe-. IoyA
ssth-st. ,,,st,rS Feiuberg Realty Company loans
LYMAN POD " g n. n. OF trahKi.n--~Ne;
Bostol Eransiin-ave. part Of lots 80 stin
tz.s nm ~ village Of Morrisania Max hsSsl' 49,
Ifo pc1..e- Pooxstaver loan AnrdhnHi 4ae'sr' IN
a5t ana rIi7bere ard Joseph Perhteh- -
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
EAST SIDE PLAYHOUSE IN A TRADE.

William II. Appleton CO. Qncorporated) and
Arthur s. Cox & Co have sold for Barbara j. Jor-
dan No. 1887 Lexington-ave, a single fathouse,
with store to Robert ODonnell of Jersey City. who
gave in part payment eight lots at Hasbrouck
Heights n. J..
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
GETS SITE FOR APARTMENT HOUSE.

A L. Mordecai G Son Gncorporated) have sold
for Hener & Wolf and the Realty Mortgage Com
pany Isaac Huppert the plot of four lots, the
south side of 122d-st 100 feet west Of Amsterdam
ave. which will be improved with two six-story
apartment
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
ADDS TO HIS REALTY HOLDINGS.

William Oppenheim has bought a plot OF thr
lots on the north side of 4Sth-St.. 400 feet west
10th-ave. The plot is 75x10O feet
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
LEASES A WEST SIDE GARAGE.

Gisey Brothers have leased for a term OF years
for Madison Grant. attorney, the four story and
basement garage, Nos 215 and III West 4Sth-st, to
the viqueot Company. which will use the prop
erty as a show room repair shop and garage 1or
the Viqueot gasolene car.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

aeth-st n. s. 1O6 e. 2d-ave.: for four six
story brick hathouses and stores. 37xST11;
Hillman Golding owners; Bernstein & - -
Bernstein. architects SlbO,OOO
Ridge-st. W. >. so II. n OF Stanton st for an
o9ner NJ zipkas architect" .e............ 10000
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
lis PENOENS.

Iisth-st, s.sc 80 perforrnance attorney, NJ j sui
Ivan Of e5xlOe.5j
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

Charles Kientzler a-t Margaret z T. Peters indi-
viduay and sxecutrix; specific performance attos-
lots Nos s7s sso 2s1 AZ 5s4. 5ss Sss Hs. AS.
420 42I 422 4Z3 427. 434. ABS and 46? mortgage
r1nn Of Arden property Bronx; Annie V Taylor aEt
Th6mas fiilIeran al. foreclosure Of twelve mort
cages; attorneys. De La Mare & Morrison
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

eth-ave, 255 II of 51st-st, 25x1O0; Matilda
Lehman Harris Cohen: mortgage. s80,0t0 Omitted
2d-sye. No 734. s, 16.sxlGo; Carrie Franklin and
another Alexander Rosenberg lOo
9th-ave, No sos, 8. 25x1O0; Arrie Rirzert 70 -
Maria Loeb; mortgage. SIS COO loo
1O6th-st, S S 135 II of Amsterdam ave- 3OxlO01
Jessie NJ Proctor David p Canaven and 49,
other; mortgage, S3s, ,Otst. 100
Parss-ave $3.50 IT OF 15Sth-st. 2S.Sx1131;
Minnie X Van Kirk Maurice Thorner; mort -
Dvision-st. No 2a0. 24x irreE; Isaac GOOD ,oo
stein to Amelia E1binsky; mortgage, S1eUp.. 100
ceorae r Smith ct al mortgage So 500 - 100
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

pOOFS repaired, painted $50; leaders. furnaces
1N ranges and heaters promptly repaired SEND rof
estimates All work guaranteed. H. GREENBERGEH-
1851 Jerome Ave. Tel. 1910 fremont.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
To Let for Business Purposes.
LARGE NUMBER OF
HUILDINGS, STORES, LOFTS & OFFICES
To Let Uptown and Downtown.
RULAED & WHITING CO..
Beck
Real Estate Wanted.

|UTY-CoUNTRY PROPERTY: sale and exchalgs:
I ouick deals CLF MENT H SMITH. 1856 Treu1ont-ave
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
JUDGM EN1S.

Tn, following Judgments were fled yesterday; the
hera tbar ~ tns iehtn
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
Furnished apartments to Let.

An ELEGANTLY furnished apartment. private bsth.
n wit meals; including meals. Two, t2oi
ons sf5 weekly ALABAMA. Is East 11th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
Unfmnished Apartments to Let.

COZ OO Elegant steam heated hot--ater supply
sNL).OU. fiat hath, all light. corn2f; Gooc
location best terms 142S Prospect-ave cor 1INnst
Warren sheaf., 1905-11-23
STATE FARMERS
INSTITUTE
Will be- Held at Warren Dec.
And Should be Generally
Attended.

We now have the pleasure of an
nouncing to the people Of Warren
and vicinity that there will be
Farmers Institute meeting in v ar
rem after all.
The date fixed for this place is
Dec. 9TH. At this season OF the year
most farmers. can find time to come
liz and we want them to prove their
appreciation of what the state is do
ing by being present at the meet
ing. 1t is worth mans time and
even some sacrifice to hear the
valuable talk by DR.. Curryer, who
deyotes his entire life work to the
horse and can truthfully be called
,Sthsshcrsa 5 friend, many a youngcolt
will rise up and call him blessed.
He makes clear some natural laws
governing the horse and his hand
ling. Other speakers handle their
subjects equally interestingly. No
progressive farmer can afford to miss
a meeting OF this kind which serves
as stimulant as we'll as to dignity
the profession of farming. Gen.
Edward Jones says that farmers and
fish are alike because they both
have scales. Then too they are like
clocks, a winding uponce in a while
makes them run better. Such a
meeting and the various books and
literature are a winding process.
It would be difficult matter in
deed to estimate the value of this
work throughout the state as we'll
as with the individual. Action
springs from thought and there is
no limit to what may spring from a
good suggestion if acted upon.
The young farmer has much to
learn and the old farmer is never
too old to learn. Be sure to come
to this meeting in your best humor
and make it a crowning success.
E. A. MALMIN,
Sec. Farmers Exchange.
Warren sheaf., 1905-11-23
A New Operation.

A husband came home one even
ing to find a note left him by
his wife. Carelessly he opened it,
but as he read his face blanched.
My goodness!" he exclaimed, ''how
could this have happened so sud-
denly?" and snatching his hat and
coat, he rushed to hospital which
was near his home.
L want to see my wife, Mrs.
Brown, at once he said to the
head nurse, before she goes under
the ether, Please take my message
to her at once
Mrs. Brown" echoed the nurse.
There is no Mrs. Brown here. y
''Then to which hospital has she
goneY' asked the distracted hus-
band. Il found this note from her
when / came home, which read:
Dear Husband: I have gone to
have my kimona cut out.