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New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
THE IRON TRADE.

fBY 7ErEsRAP4 TO THE rRIBrVc.I
Cleveland. July I2-"rhe Iron Trade Reviewa
tomorrow VIII begin the publication OF a series
Of interviews with men prominent in the iron ard
steel world on prospects Of business FOR the sec
Ond half Of the present year and 1906 TIE !lter.
views Indicate r1cst optimistic feeling
J. X. PoIlacS. Ct Rogers. Brown & Co. Gin
cinnatf. says that tEe outlook appears very pror,
ising The ear builders have as many orde-v
booked for cars as they have nad in years "a
reaches the conclusion tnat he basis Of the iron
situation j. hcalt.y.
C. RI. Jones. president Of the inland Steel Com
pany Chicago. says that the demand for Ia
classes Of steel IS urgent ard !nsistent aud bfds
fair TO ovcrwhelm the mills IN the future
J W. Mcqueen second vice-presi dent Of the SIoss-
Sheffield Steel and iron Company. Birminghsu
predicts that The years business viii show u vsa
He hrmly believes that there vii soon be al actsv.
buying movement
victon that the trdde at large s about 10 enter
upon "A peuOG Jf unprec, dented prosperity. Wnlca
VIII extend INTO ana beyond the year lyo.
colonel A. c. Bush PRESIDENT OF the Alabarr..
Consolidated coal and Iron company, SirnIn ghau
says: -Ine agsresate business oI the year IS going
to DC very gOOu, and VIII STOW up better than as1
year While there IS dGn DerIOd on the prices
are higher even now than Jney were last year
q. n. DOmhOH Of the DOmhOn q Joyce COmuanv
Cincinnati. says; "EveryWnere ind evidences
of growing business leading 10 the conclusion thsT
very high tonnage Of Dig iron Will be required
during the coming six months
George Baker, general manager Of sales Of the
Illinois Steel Company. Chicago With specaca-
tious in hand that will take uD our capacity fsr
the next three minths. and with consumers con-
stanty pressing for quick delivery on fheir
orders. there is no room my mind for anything
but the most rOseate opinion as 10 the future I
am an Optimist through and through. because bust
ness conditions warrant f.
The Iron Trade Review in it's summary ~ MAJ
ket conditions this week reports that while Dig f-o1
in the market while 80 finished lines. particularly
rails and structural material the heavy demand
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lave Nos 2340 and 2342 n l20th 81.
4O1IxS0; David Herman to Joseph Nof ana 800
snoth her mortgage 7i.S ~ 1j cs,snan
SemUel Kind and another; mortgage. SIG ,.,
astGNst No iIe East 25xlO0 II; Joseph Kantro-
Zoe - -'1'9 '.1o. -. ..........t"......--.. 100
1i2th-st No 40 East 2OxIOOll samur.
and another o Minnie Kind and another mort
1othi ST. Ms In and l43 West 44x95; Joseph
Wolf al 10 Edward Klein: mortgage 500 800
Mitchell Place No l. n $ lsxso.Io Berthoid
Neit FEicdertcka Bromberg: mortgage, 600
AvenUe U' c Nos i2d and iso e $ 70 5xe3; Charles
mortgage s1I725O .................... Nominal
au Hens Nominal
Jacob Rarth. all liens. ........:.- 100
Morris-ave n corner 155th-st. Tx irreGu-
lar: Emanuel Lehman TO Hermine Feust:
1Ssth-st. S 5. ~ It e of Dayidson-aye 1Sx77.4:
William ii stonebridge 10 Miriam Wright;
mortgage $4,000. ,.,........ 100
9Fll; Abraham Orently TO johanna Leh;
mortgage $4,000. .....-..... ...-..-...-
Cherry-st. No 500 "a X irregular;
u FEEDER 10 Bernard . Thorn mortgage,
Monroe-st No ess 5 $ a73x97io; Abraham
scheiEherg to Jennie Goidstein; mortgage.
l27th-st. n 5. i45 II Of park-ave 2sxs9ii
Henry Broder to olivia Raunheim mort
cage. $4,000.
Lots 3s3 ana 2s4, map Names estate: Hudson
llSth-st. No 20 East 26xi80I II: Moses Levin
son, son - Als.3snder Lsyinson and another;
s4th-st, No $40 East. 25xlo2 2: Marcus spuler
Il al 70 lsaae kaplan and arather mort
gage, S3l50J. tnn
l4s'h St. s. being The v i Of lot 23 man 'VV
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
ELECTION INSPECTORS CARELESS.
State Superintendent Calls on Them to Ex-
plain Many Irregularities

Nearly two hundred members of the boards of
election inspectors in the Metropolitan Election
District have fallen under the dspleasure of George
w. Morgan State Superintendent of Elections ac-
eording to a statement issued by him Yesterday he
cause of their alleged carelessness stupidity and
ignorance, manifested in their work They have
been subp@naed to appear at Mr. Morgans Office
10 explain what in many cases. appears TO the
superintendent TO be fraudulent connivance on the
part of the inspectors with illegal voters
The majority Of grossly fragrant violations Of in
structions on the part of the inspectors" Super-
intendent Morgan says appear TO have been the
result OF stupidity and Indifference. There were
several instances in which the poll books showed
the registration books" 80
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
HARVESTER TRUST HITS BACK.
Files Suit Charging R. B. Swift with Mis-
representation and Embezzlement

Chicago, July 12.-Proceedings have been begun by
the International Harvester Company against Rod
ney B. Swift who recently filed suits charging the
corporations with obtaining rebates from railroads
and in various ways exceeding the corporate au-
thority.
The suit is in the form Of a bill in equity and
accuses Swift of making false representations to
the company while employed by 1t concerning its
rights in connection with certain patents II is also
alleged that Swift appropriated money and securi-
ties to the amount of $4,000 which should have
been turned over to the company
The court is asked TO order that Swift give an
S25 coo
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
WEALTHY MAN GOES TO A HOME.
Retired New-ROchelle Manufacturer Wishes
To Be with Boyhood Friends

Because friends of his boyhood are there Walter
F. Davis of New-Rochele started yesterday for
the Masonic Home. at Utica, where he expects To
spend the OF his life Mr Davis is about sixty
years old, and well TO do He used 10 be In the
sealing business He was well known IN Nev
Rochelle and held several local Offices He retired
fifteen years ago.
Davis sailed a catboat against the Dare Devil
when c. Oliver Iselin sailed his drst race Mr.
Iseln's father hung up a pint Of g. gold pieces
as = prize Young Iselin the first atteuipt to
sam The race ran his boat on 10 shOal and Mr.
Davis refused 10 accept the purse. The race was
Iesailed. Mr.. Iselin winning
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
MECHANICS LIENS.

'9th st. No West; George W GEdcrslee-. az,
Rose Jodrel, owner; k.dwin " Chaffce coh
Dutef-st. No Z; Realty Iron Works Coa.pan,, arf
John J Murphy, owner q y Shepard Cortractor
'5a-st, No 3l2 to 3l6 East; Edward G Godfrey
"Et Ffeenbaum WcineI, owners and contr2c-
i4tbs, X, 100 W.,
beth NJ Rogan, owner; William collins c0r
tractor r...............-...
IN ave. No 10; Louis i.nal Rgt New-TorE Bank
Note company. oTneT. Contract Realty Man
aging Company. contractor. r...-.........
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
VETER4NS TO SECEDE.
Angry That COnfederates Should
Honor Daughter of Federal Soldier.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBrNE.l

New-Orleans, July 12.-Because for the second or
third time the Louisiana division of the United
Confederate Veterans appointed the daughter of a
federal soldier TO be the maid of the division at
the annual reunion the local armies of the Ten
nessee are TO secede from the Confederate Veter-
ans The members are very angry at the occur
renee. The young ladyiwho caused all the trouble
is Miss IAllita Lever. who is the daughter Of a
federal soldier
The resolutions which will accompany the Sc
cession say that the United Confederate Veterans
have departed from all the principles of the con-
IederacE, ana say that much Of the time of the
conventions is now spent in sending fraternal mes
sages TO the camps OF federal veterans
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Amsterdam . s. i2fst i22d ST: for hve SIX
story brick fathouses. So. 2x90x Irregular; G q
N NJ silverman. owners; Nesiis . D. $4,000
I22d-st No 215 West for a two story orcH uNe'
Ing house and ,aSs .4 s21sSsi sgesi,edt aaAoss 5000
I.euris-st No 925: a six storJ Drick tehenlJ
house win store p s57ss aTen,ieets 2oOCO
lOsth-st No 24S West: for i've Story niiz
stable 25nss IN T. Masemann' owner no" 1900
sOth-st 3 8 i25 IT E OF Sd for four SLOT
brick school 2SSs4e; city owner; sns 25OOO
architect
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
FOR A NEW HEBREW COLLEGE

Philadelphia july i2-Fhe VIII Of Moses A mr.
Aie late president Of Gratz College and an one
Gme one OF The most prominent members of the
Philaoeiphia bar, was probated to-day II d.yfses
the puIk ot The estate TO the establishment OF a
Jewish college il this city
The estate is estimated at upward ~ 9, ooa eoo
lhs viii does not state the amount Of money that
is 10 he expended in the establishment Of ,ba
.t4ssf u suggests that the institution he Iooated
N the northern section Of the civ N Is io he pon
6ecfaT1an ana coseduca tionai - '0''
The Will directs thai the c5lleue shall h. t,rso-
SingrA 'N' S eD'-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
ROBBED, THEN FUaNED TO DEATH
Thieves Pour Kerosene Over Victim and Set
His Clothes Alight.

Wilmington Del, July IA man who said his
name was Max GOttleib was found early TODAY
with has body terribly burned. lying In a vacant
lot. He mas taken TO a hospital where he died
When discovered Gottleib was conscious. He told
the police that be had been held up and robbed bv
several men, who afterward poured kerosene oyer
nlm and applied a match 10 his clothing His homo
A- falo, was IN Chester. Penn and ~ STATED sis,,
mat ne hAd relatives named KATE in New-York
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
eRoToN cELEsRATEs ANNIVERSARY

Groton. Mass. July l2-The 25oth anniversary of
the town OF Groton was observed with formal ex-
ercises al the town hail to-day General William
A. Bancroft. of Cambridge, presided and Dr. sam
uel A. Green, former Mayor Of Boston was the
orator Of the day
The Town was gayly decorated all tho public
nildlngs and many residences being covered with
flags and bunting. From OF town many former
residents cams " Join in the celebration.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At - Vesey- Shy AcViekar-Ciaard Realty Co: 00I
l4ith-st n $ 1l73 IT of Amsterdam ave 10 6x99
3 story blk dwg n X Rogers agt Edgar Logan ct al
& Van A. attys NJ CrandaH ref amt due; Slo-
of An1sterian-aye 10 Gxg911; blk dwg h; same
agt same: same atty; ref; amt due, SlU'4"5ZSo
taxes etc 1892 81
BY Joseph Day: II Howard-st W cor laiay l
10 4x70x1O 2x7d: story blk bldg: knckerpocker
agt r d Green et al Lloyd NJ attys Norton ref
.frr due 81, ,S2l OF
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
U. S. PHARMAcoPaIA REVISED.

The eighth revision of the United States Pharna-
cop9ia has been completed The work win no
come an official and legal standard on September
l. for the majority of substances used solely for
medicinal purposes For the first tine since the
Work was Issued standard Of purity Is set for
cabal "a tonic made from saw palmetto berriesp
in Florida and Georgia s
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

9th ave No 7sG; Western Electric COMPANY az,
F1fth Avenue Estates ~ ~ March 81 1905 . s.
iAterty -, Nos 81 and ES Il * i CCtneil
Company agt Lawyers Title Insurance Com
p3ny ot New York e al; March 81 1895. ...... >
l22d ct, NGs edb and 2sT East; Smith a son agt
Max Epstein ct a.; 1uiy Z 1905 ...........
4Sd,st Nenderhil-ave. 44th 81 and Madison ave.
whole block: Campbell g Co agt New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad Company;
June - 1905. O5.................
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
SALE OF THREE BROOKLYN HOUSES.

6. Tuoti & Co. have sold Tor Haber, Dworkowitz
& Haber TO Simon Epstein and l. Wolf No 149 to
Isl Navy-st., Brooklyn, two 1--WE story double
tenement houses. 25x100 Sect each: also sold for
/ Wolf No. 204 Navy-st., Brooklyn. a four story
double tenement house, 25Xl00 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
REALTY COMPANY BANKRUPT.

An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was lied
yesterday against the Manhattan Square Realty
Company. by the Empire Woodworking Compa0v
with claim of 3Qo0. note, and amount il
is stated. in excess Of that sum dHe OF open ac-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
REALTY NOTES.

Webster &. Mabie has leased for a client TO
Edward Greenwald the store and basement at No.
236 5th-ave.
Henry D. Winans & May said yesterday that the
buyer Of No. West 5&th-st, sold recently by
them, is identified with the corporation owning
Plaza Hotel property adjoining.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IA Vesey-st-By Joseph 2 Day: 25' to 26l S9th-
ten hs. John Bade and another agt MoHat ct al :
Amend A. atJys; i H ward, refi amt que S+'''O7'
taxes. etc. S67 600; Withdrawn. .oo -
CA Grand-st. $. 10 II Of Wooster-si 2oxicG: .
ance Company agt Demorest Pattern Company ct a.
Rttcb s. b. Lewis ref; amt due.
s5O 900: taxes etc. s.; adjourned 70 July 2G.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

willard. Edward A-John PennIs ana another. e4o7
Wellbrocs. Emma M GIVE CROSBY. costs... q o.
Wiener Ellis Goldberg 81
J Mccsaiss coEapsng c;hTistian rseisier. is
Croker Wheeler CompaHy-NatiOnal Surety com
pany costs 2sT1
same-varick Realty COMPANY 2595 "a
Automatic Carriage COnpany-John = Pen
nie ana another -. ,.,.;.... 1854
costs ........-.--.., III q
City of NewYo York-Danie a Fisher. ----.--.--. ia
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
LAS VEGAS FIGURES IN A TRADE.

BraIsted, Goodman & Hershfield and the firm of
J. b. Ketcham have sold for Julia a. Wilson Las
Vegas, a six story elevator apartment house. No
70 West 12Sth-st., plot 73.6x10O feet. The seller
took iE payment the dwelling houses Nos 10, II and
u East l1Sthst., covering d plot lo0Xl0 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Brook ave. corner 13Sth -, iOux315. 1 LAWYERS
Title Insurance ana Trust Company loans North
dEsstern Realty Company 1855 90
,doaa loans Israel Lianmnn eaeUr
l2tth 81, lsi X II uf Lenox ave a32 sx0a IL
same loans Jacob weInstein and Max Lurie... 5000
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

Tsr.rt1ns,.> October II 1904 ........... S264 4f
E.ITITar ny Smulevitch: March
1;oIiberg Tohn-I SmuIevItch: March 23 534 ~
H1is5sad 1s6as4v % Iha 1877 caRceed9 s45 ss
hirsh4s1 17 IsaI Da'la-i' L 7eF'Oa''i - s74 O7
Hopper Amela-T Boldt; March -, 1898. 442 A.
tiotfIare Marcus-R Neryash; June 20 1901 1873 90
Iackson SamueI-R Brussel: July 4 1905 .... I39 Al
Klein Leo Mr. BrusseiI, July 1875. 139 Al
L@s%eh'hh,; fS T1ne Nsi'T: sS 1oC5 N - 251 OF
SomaES same Tune 2S 1905 t5.......-.........-.
Mossef AIice-R Meryash: June 90 1913 81
fdSinG@1'z oetober il, 'ei iao4 POI Al
RisI sIron heTn jury is iso4 sO52 81
Shea Annie Al Mccormick March -. 1908 o-
sonar sonar John -enariss neVN sp's''-' ~ sss %
Williams George NJ r Cope May G6T 90
Press Publishing Cos HILLS June 13. 1903
N,w-York and Queens County Railway Col o
Rather; June ~ 1905. ~ VS
American Surety co Of New-York-M Merchants
Exchange National Bank Of York; July 90,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

TINS first name is that of the debtor. the second
las of the creditor and date when Judgment was
led:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. July 12.-To-day's statement Of the
Treasury balances in the general fund. exclusive
of the sl590c0o00 gold reserve the division cf r.
demDtion shows.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

'"Pe' t9 iOI SE'e'
EroR SNLE--NICE HOUSE IN COUNTRY. WITH q
II RpOMS, tn very healthy locality. With garden 81
PIE et sniiaose Ger sarliariuai; dultcr within
FISCHER f3e =. leth ST city.
pEAUTTFUL SUMMER HOMES al the Thousand Isl.
- ands psees rauslnS from SLooN S3aOcG solGc g
tAese properties be 3
sgaIe tentat JOHN O'LEART atto-rsy az INV. C.aJteA
AAtSCQNSiN LANDS. WE OWN ls000 ACRE
- VIII ants burne5t county. viii sell an e. =
sai gain Write. A. JOHNSON ESTATE. Milltosa, "a
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
JUpGME EMS.

The following judgments were filed yesterday, the
first being that of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
Lease for Sale.

EIGHT months ren; free purchaser @; lcs'
Tor me susie % Offices formerly occupied by q
4t'e HFe'eW2N Ihls lease has untt Octuhg~ g. q" T.
~ Ish Ear further particulars apply e. LENte
BROS co. m30uf0ct uverS OF Sunlight ord LifeSGrr
soaps. Cambridge, Mass
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
Real Estate.

For the convenience of attorneys who have
not had time 10 prepare them. and for the in
formation of all persons desiring to consider
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-11-23
!.'ns !t' s.!s Es'|y il j.lss'y.

The we'll known "Cotton FARM
lO-horse farm-situated near Roanoke
river, 6 mites from Scotland Neck,
HALIFAX county, N. c., said to contain
400 acres arabic and pasture land and
800 acres timber and wood land. -Four
room overseer's home, splendid Get
stables, good COW barn, large two story
gin house with cotton press, gin, en-
CINE and boiler, three corn cribs and
good tenement houses. This is one OF
the very best farms OF its size in East
ern Carolina, we'll arranged for stock
farm, and soil adapted to growth of
cotton, peanuts and corn.
The Cypress Swamp Farm"-lO-
horse farm-adjoining the "Cotton
Farm" located near Roanoke river and
7 miles from Scotland Neck, Halifax
county, said to contain 500 acres arabic
and pasture land. and 600 acres timber
and wood land. The right man can
take hold OF this farm and make it
fine propertyy It contains four room
overseer's home, fair stables, COW barn,
corn crib, and tenement houses. Even
such wet year as this we are picking
a bale of cotton to the acre on our
wages crop.
Thirty head horses, mules and colts,
fifty head COWS, calves and oxen, a lot
OF stcsk hogs, lot of pork on the gal
lows, and all the corn and fodder, carts
and wagons, steam engine and gas en-
CINE, and all farming utensils of every
kind will be sold.
Terms of sale, cash. Exact date OF
sale will be announced later.
M. A. & F. P. SHIELDS,
11-9-4t Ex'rs Jas. G. Shields.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-11-23
The Southern Life Insurance Go.

Mr.. N. III. Smith, special agent OF
The Southern Life Insurance Gonna
ny of Fayetteville, N. c., is in town
writing business tor his company.
This company has $4,000 capital and
is writing all forms of policies, which
they say can be shown from experience
tables to be safe and conservative, and
because they are able to make the best
southern investments and realize
higher rates of interest than can be OBJ
tanned North, and because of more
economical management they can
carry insurance on only hrst-ciass risks
1T lower rates and guarantee better
values in their policies. All OF their
policies ale registered, and the full
legal reserve, invested according TO
law. Is deposited with the Insurant 9
Commissioner Of the State OF North
Carolina. Our people are buying their
insurance at home, and since this COM
pany will keep an account with GU:
scotland Neck Bank it makes them
peculiarly our company and guaran-
taos the investment of their funds IN
this section wherever strictly first-class
9..nrit,es are offered. They ask you to
insure with them, get the best and keep
your money at home.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-11-23
NOTICED
Sale of Personality.

By virtue OF power vested in me by
that Mortgage executed to the late w.
A. Dunn by D. M. Dunn, of record in
the Office of the Register of Deeds for
Halifax county in book l68 at page
493 and of the statute relative to sales
by executors made and provided, and
by virtue of q certain assignment made
to me by the late w. A. Dunn on the
Is day OF December, 1902, l shall sell
for Cash at Public Auction on that farm
in Halifax county known as the D. NJ.
Dunn "Old Place." on the 2Oth day OF
December, 1905, the following articles
of personal property to wit: Six mules,
the said mules being the same that
were on said place on the 18th day of
December, 1902. and all of the farming
implements on said place at said date
and all that wee put thereon during
the year 1908, and ali OF the carts
wagons. and other vehicles on said
place at said time.
This November Goth, 1905.
NOAH BIGGs,
1928 At Executor and Assignee.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-11-23
A Pleasant Home.

Ii you wish to be entertained royalty
at delightful country home. just pull
up at the gate of Mr.. s. P. johnson, OF
Faucets township, and walk into the
open welcome that awaits every one.
1t was the good fortune of the editor
OF The COMMONWEALTH, in company
with Mr. w. G. Whitaker, to spend a
night In this charming home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson are all that
could be desired in host and hostess,
and from the time one crosses the
threshold until he takes his leave hs
feels perfectly at home.
Mr.. johnson is we'll known to the
people of Halifax county as one OF the
level-headed county commissioners.
He is successful farmer and knows
how to have all things at home for
full larder and a we'll furnished table.
Mrs. johnson combines rare culture
and the art OF entertaining with good
Housekeeping with euch grace and
ease that one feels more than glad that
chance throws him into the pleasant
surroundings. Indeed We left feeling
the force OF what neighbor of theirs
said OF them before we went. He eaid
"They will treat .you too clever to
talk about"
Talk or not talk, it is most delight
full to remember such entertainment.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-11-23
Daughters of the confederacy.

Daughters of the confederacy.
There will be a meeting of the
Daughters of the Confederacy at the
Graded School building Friday, Nov.
24th, at 3 o'clock. 1t Is important
that there be large attendance of the
members at this meeting, as it is the
time for the election OF officers for the
coming year, and for the payment of
dues. Owing 70 bad weather the
meeting was not held last week as an
ADELAIDE E. SMITH,
President.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-11-23
Killed IN Kentucky.

Mr.. Howard, brother of Mrs. w. d.
Leggett OF this community, was acct
dentally killed in Kentucky while On a
surveying expedition few days ago.
He and his brother were interested in
some mining property together, and
while on a survey the accident occur
red. The above are the facts as gath
cred from the papers.