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New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

William A White & Sons have sold for the Bald
win estate to Maria S Simpson No. 2Si West I'D
St. three story dwelling house on lot lSsxSS-s
feet
r Fothschild has leased for A G. Spaldirg &
Bros. the store at No 40 Nassau-st. to the Edwin
Cigar Company for term Of years. at an asgre-
gate rental of slSl25.
R. V Pescia & Co have sold ror Moritz Adler
to a client the four story tenement house NO AZ
East 1Sth-st, on plot 25x92 feet
Geiszler & Haas have sold to William Ii
schwenk the one family house No 7S7 East
1S7th-st, near Bathgate-ave; also sold for MT
the side of Morrs-ave 100 feet north OF lS2d-
Adolf Mandel has resod the plot Of lso lxlSo l,s
er aso wh9 aod WI NJ S E s opposite
Square Park. four story dwelling house. on lot
Asbforth 1 s. Co have sold for Client the plot
75xl0N6 feet, the north side of 4sth-st 400 feet
Fsulhs9sr Co have $50 sold for BENJAMIN
Charles H schnelle in conjunction q with FTomaI ron
S s'tESa East ssd-st., on lot 2ox1Oos feet
aSt So two aS story s13sn
on lot 25xlOe5 feet and have rssod the parcel Also
foref for aaprn aEs Bamonsten levin ' No ii f to d
pot as' 1sosss feet The buyer viii improve the po,
with apartment houses. Also sold for Morris
BLOCK No. LII 1st-aYe., five story double tene-
ment house, on lot GxS0 feet
The Hermitage Company has sold to Frank Roser
No 1856 7th-ave.. six story fathouse, on lot s4Sx
100 feet.
The Gerrnania Life Insurance Company has sold
through Leopold Stiassny No. 41s West 14.th-st-
southwest of Hamilton Terrace, four story
dwelling house, lot 20xS0 feet
Edward Osserman has sold No. 4s2 West 1s4th-st
a FIVE story iathouse, plot 39xl14 feet.
Leopold Stiassny has sold for client Nos. 81 and
SO Manhattan-ave.. two five story fathouses on
plot 64xl0o feet Moses Hamburger and others hold
title
Benno Klopper has sold No. 1.oA Iexington-ave
a four story building, on lot 1TxS0 feet
H. NJ. Ribeth & Son have sold for NJ Waldron a
two story brick dwelling house. lot 25x1O0 feet
in Morris Park-ave known lot 1o3.
b. Nuchelovch has sold Nos. 905 and s0T East
i84tl-st., two five story fathouses. plot sS11ol
feet.
frame dwelling house No. 5ss Ford-st.. on lot 25x
1915 feet
Dr. Mathew Beatie has bought from Anna Eisen
No 239 West 54th-st-. three story and basement
dwelling house. lot 20x1005 feet He owns
No Al.
Lillian VoIlhart has sold No. 80 Jane-st a. i've
story triple fathouse. lot 25xIG0 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
CHAIRMAN oDELL BACK AT WORK.
Satisfied with Governors Appointments, He
Says-Silent on Equitable Subject.

Chairman OdeM at headquarters for re"
hours Yesterday returning to Newburg last night
He will be down again to-day. In the course OF
the day he received telegram of congratulation
from Governor Higgins on his safe arrival from
Europe John oBrien, Secretary of State; Louis
Stern president of the Republican Club Michael
J. Dady Election Commissioner; William Halpin.
president of the Republican County Committee, and
many others, talked with the Ex-Governor yester-
day. Mr. Odel had little to say for publication.
THE various appointments made by Governor
Higgins are satisfactory to the organization, he
said LAS for the extra session. that is sometnnlS
don't know much about 1 suppose that II II Is Is
viii be brought before It. Time will determine
and also other leaders. want to get in toueh
with what is going on. So far as the Equitable is
Concerned / don't know anything about that. 1
haven't seen Mr.. Hendricks. and don't know when
will"
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
THE PIGEONS ARE SAVED.
Courts Uphold the Jersey Lac Fro
hibitimg the Alleged Sport.

,,.o, y 7 Tune l2-The constitutioDaIty OIL
.,a act prohibiting the Of live pigeons Tor tar
&C xvas apurcyed by the Supreme Court to-day,
sp eor--t declared THAI 1. not cursaainaet oI
,be rights of property to prohibit the shoouhs u
,Fr. nl~.ons. that the STATE. under its power OIL
polioe had the right prescribe how animals were
10 bs killed for food and therefore the legislature
WAS within its constitutional rights When IL ioi-
hsce the use of live pigeons for targets
The objection that the act was unconsutu'iohai'
in that lis title. Pigeons and other FOWLS "i'h-
out specifying what other fowls were meant was
al variance with the body of the act. was met os
the courts declaration that the clause. oener
fowls was to be stricken out as Gnconstituuoial'
as too general. hut refused 10 hold the "hole ace
Unconstitutional on these grounds
This ruling confirms the conviction of Charles w.
Davis of the Riverton Gun Club. who shot and
killed live pigeon in the presence of officers OF the
law for the purpose of testing the act. similar
case against another member of the Faverton Gun
Club who shot but did not kill his pigeon, is SINH
larly decided. Both cases will be appealed.
The opinion said in part:
It is not a curtailment of the right of property
TO prevent a person from using his animals or
fowls as target whether to be snot at Tor airuse
fnent or as a test of skill in craftsmanship.
Under the police power. the legislature may pre-
scribe how animals may be killed by thelr owner,
sn order that they may be used for food. Ihey may
:x by statute the times places and manner tor
such killing BY limiting the method or prescrip
ing the manner of killing, they 90 not ihhlise
upon the rights Of property OF the owner
At the time the test shooting took place at the
Riverton Gun Gun, counsel for the club said that
the test was not made to defy the law. but solely
has large financial interests, which Will be ad-
rverseiy affected by the ant-ptseon shooting law.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
WILL THROW OUT LOTTERY cans u
Fostmasters Ordered to Keep vigilant Guard
Over the Mails.

washington. June i.-A thorough enroroens,,
OF The anti-iottery law is urged postmaster. ana
Aii other postal employees in general order ,od.
oy postmaster General Cortslyou. 1t calls on ali
employees 70 examine mail matter. especially pub
Acatons. with the greatest care consistent with
prompt Transmission and delivery and IN yv,,h
ofaw or exclude all such relating to lotteries and
IKE enterprises. Many pasrnlssters the order
ados. have been found negligent In this regard aa
wen es IN the endorsement Of fraud orders against
iol'eles IN foreign countries The order says that
the terms OF the law bar endless chain" enter-
prises' eo-called gift concerns s;uliar enter
Dflsses: oHeflaS prizes dependent lot or chance
ciuoing guessing or estimating contests for prizes
as wen as drawings and rafies of every kind
Wnether general or local, for money or otherwise
ior private gain or in aid of charitable educational
or relsions objects. Publications circulars cards
OF panphets containing advertisements or other
.naorIsslo,a relating TO such enterprises are re-
0oiTeo 10 De wishdrawn from The mails.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Rabinowitz A. to lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company; Prospect-aye. s. so IT Of
Fairnount Place; as per bond. .................
pa East: due December 10. 1905; 6 per cent. {.
Rlenert. Willffs1. to % NJ Bannonj 7Sth-st. n s.
1854 It O. of si-ave; years: per cent gold
Block. II. to LAWYERS Title Insurance. and Trust
Company; lo2d-st. g. $50 # e OF sd-ave;
christmsn. Mary to G waIlaoh: 2d-av. No
1,212; years; per oent, nt,...................,
Jas gohn and S snother TO Louis Keb.n
mortgage, sss. coo; years; per cent p'ios
Mack. James G, to National Surety Company:
e4th-st, g. 1fo IT of West End ave; secures
A: corner l1th-st: years; 8 per cent -
sofisth, F and another to Adslaids Burls ndo:
lst-ss. s. 400 # OF Mapls-avs: 1 yesr
smith. Eiiza v. ana others to Il b Most:
Chrystiest. No I57; 1 year; 5n pcr cent
Hin; Frank NJ to e q Bach; ith-eve corner
rsR nn-at f..nras WssehsIa sn year; per cent
due December 4 1905 corner o'.a-s'i
Same to same: same property: prior mortgage,
Judge, F. to I Butler: Lots sos and sos map
Mcaraw estate years; per cent. ...........
Braden, w w, to F1orsnce Y Quick sail; l1sth-st
No 445 East: years; s per oent..............
sams,sSS mS cAssl' NJ to Az Asrshs@ Msa MotE'nro.hl
Merssaroih, ibr.AsIn. to william r r.us.rs;
g 5thrss ,ai. No sl4 to ais West, due ssptemba
stefi.r. NJ: to + Warner: iitn-a. n 3. 30 II
Q from line between lots 2s8 and zsl map
S5n1,n,onporI; years; per cent. .:....-...
is5 II 3 " OF wsshinsson--AvA, duo Marsh I.
iUo Observation-Disclosures.
Kuhns< o, and others 10 aoorss sper,. Hou.,on-
II = ~ n Z - 4lGtaEf-su YsAt ~
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
|RT7YS A PLOT NEAR ST. LE0'SI
JOHN ADDISON WILL BUILD LARGE APARTMENT
HOUSE ON SITE.
Robert Christie W est @9tst PiotFor @87 " akeeh
Lots at auction, S291675.

Two deals affecting property In central seo'io
Were reported yesterday. Samson q i-oIii =
sold TO John Addison the builder. Nos . anu D
East 2Sth-st 50x9s9 feet Mr.. Addison VIII tfoo. @
on the parcel a big apartment house. which VII
overlook ST. Leo's Church in 2sth-st Elorlose l.
Gerry owns No Z East 2stn-st. and father puces @
rector of ST. Leo's Church, No to 10 has' I''n
st Mr. Addison has taken title to the Samson
Lachnan plot
The other deal in a central section was mace Oy
Thomas P. Fitzsimons. He sold Nos lAz ana i4f
West 2sth-st. two three story buildings, on piot
326x9S9 feet, for the City Real Estate company III ~
Robert Christie 6 Son. The buyer 1t is salo' VIZ
improve the property,
ST saesrooms 2S7 choice lots at Wakefield ai N ne
Bronx. The tract of lots s bounded by Nereld,
Digney OlnviIle Russell and White Plains aves.,
and the old White plains Road. The sotal sum
realized was S221 $40.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
THE PEAoEMAKER OF THE WORLD
President So Named by General Synod of
Reformed Church.

Asbury Park. N J.. June 12-President Roose
Welt was greeted to-day as the peacemaker Of the
"orld by the General Synod of the Reformed
Shurcn IN America now in session here He is a
member Of the Reformed Church and the General
Synod sent him the following telegram:
The General Synod Of the Reformed Church 4,
america sends greetings and congra tuiafsons ~ ~
- c.e hlOst nonoreo son of our church the Presdenf
q the nation and please God. the ''peacemaLsr Of
This afternoon the President replied;
Many thanks for your telegram Ex+s,d .. 49,,
o.etltiei t-e heartiest Wei wishes their fel;on
ife'-pefi THEODORE ROOSEVELT
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IL VessyatBy Bryan L Ksnneily: oid White Pl.,n,
2ssthe 4T.9 II OF Old White Plains Road. lots
each 2sIloo: to Jacobs Connors and Robinson al
from $500 81. 900 each: 255thst. Byron-st
lots each 2xoo to spperan for slao0 balance
Jacobs for $3.50 each: 235th-st, n Old White
glains Road q sxl txss 5xse; to sot.n for $4,000;
Old Plains Road, each Is Sx
f II soiitan. from 5000 81. 300 saeh;
White Fains-ave cor 2s1th-st 10 lots each 2SxIoo;
bnsky. Lenk and Jacobs at from 81 ESQ 70 N.7to:
25Tth-st, Concord lots, each 20oxe8
Newman for slloo; balance to Jennie olsensr for
each 25Is3.s: TO Jacobs Boss Frsad and Watt,
from 5000 $3.50 each: 2Seth-st Concordst
lots. each 20 9xa6; to " DonnoIly. for 81 100 White
Plains-ave, 2s7hst. Is lots each 25reo:
lin from 81, 81 $50 each: White Pistns-eve s.
$50 n OF 237thst Iexlo4Ael $685. TO Jacobs for
q
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS,

ssd-st, n g. 1868 # OF West End-ave. So *
100; Title Guarantee Trust Co with Julian go
13sth-st, n s. $50 IT of Amster rdanl-ave, 500
1910 to of 13eth-st; Realty Mortgage Co.
with Isidor 2 Zeeman ......-..--..--.......
Central Park West and seth-st 5 cor. lo2 TX
15O Realty Mortgage Co with Gotham Building =.
g. Construction Co u
Chrystie-st, n 8. rs 1t of Broadway. 129xgslI;
Chester Mortgage Co with Laurence Building
sed-st s s. 1856 u 9 OF Ave A, 3T.6xi022 2;
Samuel NJ Hoffberg and Peyser Bookstayer with
Samuel Abrams < 6.,..';....
Realty Mortgage Co with Hauben Realty Co Il
Chrystie-st. Nos 1s4 and 1873; Golde & Cohen
with Simon Cohen and Isaacs Kraft ..........
I3eth-sr n S. IS II W of Broadway. 125xee IL:
Chester Mortgage Co with Laurence Building
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
Lis PENDENs

Broadway No SIS. leasehold; Ely J Risssr sst
William Hswiett .: i 0orsciosurs Of MORTGAGE; at
Ioosh,st aa3t 4 OF tth-sve Is s11oo IL; Georyi
mortsaxe) attorney, e F1xman.
1<6th-st. 81 II snt-ays, fexo9 susan
Tuthl at susan II Tuhul sxecutr!x. ct Al (dowsr)
Webster and csestlins avss. lot u map Of property
OF William Elliott And II zberowsk. Bronx 2oxR0
Marts Engman axt Fray Busch spooinc pertormance)
II swain.
Wnyerlsy Place No ee1; City Real Estate Co Her
noy, Swain
l1sth-st No sol East Psrk-Ave. I,e&s: 2d-AvA No
2Ss7 aotions Isaac Gordon nj Jacob SsHnga -
factions TO forecioeure mschAaicS uenS: attorreTS
Enge. Fagsl Oppenhstmsr.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
KIRKMAN AGAIN FOUND GUILTY.
Second Court Martial Reaches Verdict-May
Be Sentenced to Penitentiary.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUsE.l

Omaha, June 12.-The second court martial for
Captain George w. Kirknan has found him guilty
OF desertion and of scandalous conduct Advices
from Washington say that President Roosevelt VIII
approve the verdict found and the sentence recon-
mended, and that, besides being dismissed in dis
grace. the convicted officer will a term in the
penitentiary.
Captain Kirkman has been tried by two courts
martial in six months on similar charges, of
desertion and the others involving his connection
with the suicide Of the wife OF Lieutenant Louis B.
Chandler, at the Paxton Hotel, in this city, last
March.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
TO SELL HOTEL sPALDINe PROPERTY.

Walter S. Dryfoos has been named as referee by
Justice Giegerch, of the Supreme Court, to sell
the Hotel Spalding property, on the north side of
43dst, 800 10 feet of 6thave,, 103Sx1o05 feet
in the suit brought by the Metropolitan Life Insur-
Company against Edward J. Welch, executor
of Robert H. spalding, and others to foreclose a
mortgage of S625, 900, made August l, 1902.
Ritch, Woodford, Bovee & Butcher are counsel for
he pta inttfr
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
MECHANICS LIENS.

fsth-st No <s2 East; Hyman Delinsky agt Henry
81 and Max Isear ct al. owners and contractors
Prospect Terrace, 10 II n Of 22Sth-st. sO1eo;
Watson Bovine sSt Richard 7 Berry ct al.
onwers and contractors.
Eagie-ave. S, l50 & " OF I63d-st, 251-; Joseph
Golluber agt A GresnbauM. owner; FREDERICK
Dam. contractor. -
1S6th-st, $ s. 179.6 It OF Broadway. 1cdx99. IL
Louis Fink ast Herman oppsnheirn. owner and
contractor ...--..------
Same property; Louis Fink st al AIT same.
sad-st, No 12s West; Christopher Dcody ast
Anna Daniel. owner and contractor.
Longwood-aye, s, so II " OF Hewitt Place, 7sI
100; John Pierce Co ast Michael Meehsn.
owner and Contractor ...................
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13

Phradelphia. june 12-The pirse'o. ,..
Safety the head OF the Pohee pepa :,
prohibited a church from hoioihs 80 ,,s,,rch
-. =, ra,.. f,,nds the Roman Catholic Church
~ ~. Ascension intended to rafie nous
valued at $500 complaint was made 20 ~.
Public Safety Department on the GROUND 'n@. -.
was q rambling proposition The oiFec'of n''N
the eaAo under advissmsnt ,o- ,t
To-day the Rev. d. J. Brougha- the rss..s s. ,n.
the church. called en- the director Ano Va
4Esn0x AaAAAh4 ~ 80 - tae klaA--a~
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13

Hpprnan Gustav-United SHIRT ana S Sol.n ~. ia y
Kay 20. 1908 nm. IS 1905 5els 50
Ilsbei Nordbsrt-A hucnln 81 a. Ip0s 90 "a
McTurck, Robert-G W Bsh9aa 9.nnl Ab.A - $50 IS
P.si,v 1oseph A-E Cobb DecsHbsr l. Isos-
Antaket1 soomon-S Glazer; NOVEMBER - $50 -
lsoi Wssint5s' Wssi,5 Trust CO OF Nsw-York-H
nsmss. June 2 1905 tvacatetl .s.
crsr Robsrt IA Halorao; May a. ieS' w sss o.
yarsedS ';;a1s sa5 Is
McGinty, Joseph-D Robinson: saleaas i1os 90 0i
Sysr Gcorse "a Pakas; Novsmppsr . isSi:, sYSire
be Iues Eicols and Michele sailoF fosao oss %
tanuay a. lsoi ca 4 Harris; March n. ..u
IaH .,,...........- '--'--'''''' az %
same-I Ianter; March r. isuo 90 .sc.ik e65 81
ssne-w Hyers, admir- hASeh ~ 1~SS''' "a IS
sssmer Ifntsr: October 1903 .'''''''''-' 81 s.
SS.meA Harris; October .. 1905 .vSsis,,sry
Mich.l salvatore Al l. Nanny s' al s'V ... No %
-ies.rdson. Jamss AR snter; Deosnioef wl 80
isu lt,rsd " and Alfred L Z Asrtin-n go 20
S.nt.rnber Is 1908 60
>ssTir,cx Rebert-E Eising ct al; August ssz
ls0a fs.ri.s IN Brennan: pecemSor ~ .ez 3,
sas, lsa ,o..nh Wv White: July II lFoSr. f,1s
ssyan swssn, Msry. and cnarl.s Breed. aenns ESQ %
tor.-c Jacob; june o. 1890 =, x y: May
rswknvitx Norris and Rosie-cav OF ~ -, 80 %
a. 1904 fvscsted) ....'''''-'''''''
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
UNION PACIFIC TO USE TELEPHONE
Will Install System Over All Lines to
Supplement Telegraph.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Omaha. Neb., June 12-The Union Pacific is to
operate over all its lines a telephone system for
the operation Of trains. 1t will not supplant the
telegraph. but will be supplementary. All trains
will be equipped with telephones, which can be
tached to the wires at any point for in of
accident.
Tho company has been experimenting with the
telephone for two years, using its telegraph wires
advantage. 1t works best for short distances,
by means of relays it be used advantage
over the whole system.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At vesey-st-Hy Bryan L Kennedy: 14o 1eth-st g.
OF Tthave. q. 1o11oo3x rear
ten with storesi voluntary sale.
BIZ Joseph P Days 224 62d-st II " of Amster-
da,navs 2sx1oo 5; sty erk ten h W Renwick ct al
trIstec, etc. agt w II Ross Of 81; Howland, NJ g. p
attys; Minor. ref amt due. SIG 2s3 81: taxes etc.
s2Te Anderson-nve proposed) I6Tth-st, 38 10I
10: fr dwg n; Stsrkrnan axt Augusta
Robinson ct al; Knox atty; c Terry, ref; amt due
IS $40 oS taxes. $500; subj to mtse OF So 600
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
PuRRoY HOMESTEAD TRACT SOLD.

The estate of Henry D. Purroy has sold through
Frederick Fox s, Co. the block bounded by Web
ster and Decatur aves. 1g9th-st and Oliver Place,
g02x29o feet The same firm and Haynes & Selig
and Frederick E. Dunn have resold the south half
of the Decatur ave frontage to the Edison COM
pan. A theatre and studio in which will be
staged photographic music will be buiiz on the
site by the Edison company
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
GETS A $4,000 BUILDING LOAN.

The Gotham Building and Construction Company
has obtained a building loan of s775.0o0 from the
Realty Mortgage Company, to erect twelve story
ireproof building at the southwest corner of Cen
trail Park West and S6th-st, 102.2x150 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
TO ALTER THREE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

c. B. ]. Snyder, chief architect of the Depart
ment of Education has fled with Buildings Su-
perintendent Hopper plans for the enlargement
OF Public School No. 81, Kingsbridge: No IA In
Horatio-st, and No. % in East 5th-st, the atera-
tions to $4,000 and TO be made this summer
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
DEAL NEAR COLUMBUS CIRCLE.

d. & H. Lippmann have sold through Theodore
Rogers Brill Nos. S27 and 329 West 5sth-st., two
five story fiathouses on plot 35.1ox1co5 feet. The
parcel Is near Columbus Circle
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
BUY A CATHEDRAL PARKWAY PLOT.

John E. Parsons has sold through L. j. Phillips
& Co., to Lowenfed & Prayer a plot 1oox17.n feet,
In the Cathedral Parkway, extending through to
111th-st., $50 feet west of 7th-ave. The same
brokers recently sold similar adjoining plot for
the Rothschild estate.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
ESTATES SELL 24TH-sT. PARCELS.

E. H. Ludlow & Co., have sold for the Hall and
Duer estates Nos. Is and 10 East 24thst four story
dwelling houses on plot 30x9S9 feet, opposite the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Building
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
WILL HAVE A BAY SHORE HOME.

The Jennings estate property Of fifty acres at
Bay Shore Long Island. has been bought by w. II.
Mofftt The tract is on the South Country Road,
about midway between Bay Shore and Islip. Mr..
Mofitt will erect dwelling house on the tract
for his occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

I21st-st. No 22s East; for six story tenement
sSnss sSIm1el Sass. archteot Ii tna ...- $3.50
,7th-st and Broadway, n corner for six story
cSbsIT PslGH satses esner fowtn,o ar:hitect 500
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS

The frst name II that OF ths debtor the second
that OF the creditor and date when Judgment was
flied;
Fax Fssss W-D psvlia ~; June 1A 1859.
s.ssans rs 80
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENs

ssth-st, No West, Josef Rosenxwsis ast Rose
1st-ave. 5. 5o.11 II OF lO9th-es, 25xeo; Mar
garet Mccrath agt Nicholas ConfortiI October d
Madsonrsve No LES; MAJ London nxt Lefko-
wits = HoFowitg; May q, 1905. 05...............s. 20
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
Furnished Apartments to Let.

v1TIIx RENT until October lst. isOO' 49, =
w furnished handsome apartment in the Chsts"ol-
7o,a sr..t and Riverside consisting OF nSe ssses
ens and one servants three baths es IN
ton ana dining extra servant 5qo prE and
sa1nS ReautifuI view OF Hudson, Rtversids D.,
YTiy. It's location makes tt as cool as tns II q C.
s.oo ner month. For further particulars aIuseSS 80
"a Beaver Street, New YORK
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

I1ncoln-st. 5. $50 feet south Of Colurnhus-aye.
two two story frame dwelling houses. 21x4S
Sarah r. Cahil Morris Park-sve, owner; t .
virgnia-ave. s. 80 feet north Of 14th-st; two
story frame dwelling house, 22x4o Michael
Sullivan. owner: Anthony T A Schmidt ar
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1ieth-st. No 222 TO 2ss East Ieox1oo IL; William
Patten to Adolf Mandel; mortEase, $50. 800.
Le1lneton-ave. No 2e5. a. 22.9xsp; Anna
T1lden TO Edna L Hoss; mortgage. &25.ooe.... 1,
1o5th-st No 300 West. zlx1to IL; Isidor GSrtner
to Daniel Kellogg. .......t.,.-
Ilsth-s,, No West. lsx5o.l; Mary Nsssaur TO
Uhs 81. Nor
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
ON SkANEATELES LAKE
AT MAMARONECK.
Country Property to Let.

beautiful COUNTRY HOUSE to rent. Furnished;
n large shaded grounds; modern improvements; gar
den fruit bathing; beautiful drives. FRANCIS H
BREWER, Fairfield. Conn
At FAR RoCKAWAY-To LET;-A pretty. hand
situated right the
beach only so surf eathing all modern
iproy including coal and gas ranges gas water
heater gas logs fireplace electric lights furnace etc
Apply TO wATKIN w. JONES opposite the Pest once
Far Rockaway Also all other Cottages remaining IN
rented
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments filed yesterday.
June u. the first name being that Of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
To Let for Business Purposes.

yr,rp SLATER STUDIOS AND OFFICES, west
-, sth Az. Desirable rooms nov vacant. hoa..
sh,. moderate rentals including anitor ana
viee JOSEPH P. McHUGH & CO.. on premises
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13

s4.sW
1000
1000
t1ow
H.oH
s,pW
10000
5000
900
Iosls
1000
10000
1900
1000
smo
$4,000
5000
4,5oo
200
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26
The rearkerchief.

In some parts of the Tyrol q ps.'
tiful though curious custom Prevsi'
When a girl is going to be married =
just before she leaves for the ehuia
her mother gives her handkereli.
which is called a tearkerehief. IL
made Of newly spun and unused nn''
and with it the girl dries the natal' tar
tears she sheds ON leaving home
temkerehief is never used after y
marriage day, but is folded up =
placed in the linen closet, where Is +
mains till its owners death, when
is taken from its place and spread o''
her dead face.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26
oh. such a Difference.

Mark Twain on his last visit to his
birthplace Hannibal, Mo,-told TO the
school children a true story about a
schoolboy.
"This boy" he said, "awoke one
morning very in, His groans alarmed
the household. The doctor was sent
for and chime post haste.
well, said the doctor, as he en-
tered the sickroom, what is the trou-
blef
"'A pain in my side, said the boy.
""'Any pain in the headi'
{" 'Yes, sir.
." is the right hand stiffi'
"'A little
"'How about the right footP
That's stiff, too
Z" 'The doctor winked at the boys
mother.
'' WELL he said, "yon're pretty
sick. But youn be able to go to
school on Monday. Let me see, today
is saturday and
"'Is today Saturday. said the boy
in vexed tone. Il thought it was
Friday
"'Half an hour later the boy de
clared himself healed and got up. Then
they packed him on TO school, for it
was Friday, after all"