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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-21

There are only more putaang days bM@e Christmas and the Best Holiday Prnt' Is something's that
Will please the person receiving the present Ber have cumOre all former oradom and we believe we haea
ask yuo cua tOm store first while on your hopping expeditions, and hyou snake yH selections early
ya not be disappointed. e will lay away anything 90 may want lMer In tn week
we give few PRACTICAL MRRohon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-21

Patent leather -hsnd-sewsd shoes at
NeasIe's. DIV
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-21

For good reliable footwear a. to
Neagle. DIV
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
ESTATE SELLS THE WINDSOR.
PARCEL rs LARGE APARTMENT HOUSE At 5f1f-ST'
AND BROADWAY.
Business Concern Bugs Another Broaday Corner PoIe"
Vest Side FLatkouses Sold from the Plans

PoIvteehnic HospitaI No 81 East 20th-st., three
story dwelling house. on lot 2Oxs2 feet. -,
for the PRUDENTIAL Real Estate Corporation No 27O
Vest 19th-st.. three story nlll9ihs Oh ioL 1
feet. Mr. Duross has also sold tne Iour SOD iS Ss
and rear tenement houses NO ~ GanseVO9FI ~
g5 feet to William GleWson, for John J. Siarhe
Osk & Edelstein have sold through David FIe!5Iett
No 30 to 2l6 East ll9th-st old buildings. on plot
75xiOl1l feet to Run & Willandt, who viii erect
Louis Katz has bought through Frankenthaler &
Sapinskv No 22S East 109th-st., six story tene-
ment house. with stores. on lot 25xlQll0 ieet. a.,
Schneider g. BachTach have sold NO s9l Aa0lksoLt-
ST q five story tenement house. on lot 25lOty5z Ieet
snovyher q Co have sold for Solomon Miller 10 a
Ar Zimmerman the lot 25x9i.7x Irregular ON the
John Wynne has sold to Max 5. A. Wllson lae
northwest corner of Wadsworth-aVe' ana 4''tA-9'''
a plot l00Xi3 feet. NJ r,ooars
TO Max Marx No. 3,254 Broadway, a hVe story HAT
house, with store. on lot 25xlO0 feet -, .0,a
The Business Mems Realty Company mas sOlo
TO David Cohen Nos 40 and 142 East luth-st-' Two
three story dwelling houses on plot $4lV o q Fast
I12;h-st., a three story dwelling house. on lot 1'A
IO01l feet. ,r,..u,,o, %
William Fox has sold for Marcus MerkraWlcz 10 20
Sol Brill Nos SOl and sO6 West 1i9th-st. two nVe
story hathouses, on plot 5Ox10o II feet ,,.., :.
6 etsT & EEtS t6rv RaS houses on plot 5oxo0i feet
Haprin Diamondston & Levine nave SO sou !, ~ ~
Hymap.& Oppenheini four lots on tne s9uIr I,id Ply
of i44th-st 80 feet west of Lenox-aYe. l. FFled-
Felnberg & Feidman have sold for Hirsch 4 LipKe
a ave- Pi0' i0'Ai'0 rect On -'''-',', - 49, ou,,.
Buck & Crawford have sold for Anna E. IL Log49e 81
a three story dwelling house, on lot l6 9x0O0 6eeL
Leonora ROsenthal has sold NO sAz west Ao'A'-S'''
a five story aathOuse, on lot 2oAsZ ieeS eeeS,;,,oD &,
Jantzen No 425 West 4Sd-st a three story dWelilng
house on lot lS.4x1OO5 feet. 49,, .
five story tenement house. on lot 19Xl0S-S feet
Henry Edelmuth has sold Nos. Sn ana 81 EaSS ~
l0th-st.. six story tenement house' on Pl0' IVA
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

John \. Goldng has sold for William Allen
Butler jr as executor OF the Agate estate the
Windsor apartment house, at the southeast corner
of Broadway and 54th-st., 10 client.
Henry Corn also sold yesterday parcel 04XS0
feet at the northeast corner Of 5th-st and Broad
way, 10 a business concern for its own occupancy.
These are two OF an unusually large number OF
sales in the Broadway section between 9th and
59th SITS reported in the last ten days. The Hotel
Lincoln, at the northwest corner OF Broadway ana
52d-st. was sold by Thomas H. Breslin and re-
sold TO Thomas Henly within few days The
Ariston apartment house. at the northeast corner
OF Broadway ana 55th-st., was sold on Monday.
The property between 18th and 10Th sts extending
through 7th-aYe-. recently sold by the
Century Company 10 Charles T. Barney. The
southwest corner of Broadway and 56th-st was
leased to a large automobile concern. which will
erect a large building for its the site.
A large part OF the Potter estate parcel at the
northeast corner Of 56th-st. and Broadway was
also leased for similar purposes;
Weiss MasanowitZ have sold for the North
western Realty Company to ]. q NJ. Hoffman six
teen lots on The south side OF li9th-st 100 feet east
Of Sth-aYe. The buyers will erect on the premises
ten six story fiathouses. 40X100 feet.
These houses have already been sold from the
plans to the Fleischman Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Nv Joseph p Day: 12s 36th-st s 1882 II 9f
Broadway l6sx9s9; story Rk dws h; TO @ EdWaTa r p
Corey for sssOOO 800 7lsts 2oT # Of West Enc
ave 1 6xlOO5: dwg h; to Otto defdao TOT
S24 500; 900 7ist-st, n $ 1868 # Of West End-aye
i6 SxlO2 .: story dwg n; II Cohen ast ftossn!I%
Rizer ct al; McCrath atty; Norton rei. paIll-
tson: 30 Dennis Harrington for $50 16O; Aqueduc ave
$50 n Of laOth- ST 2Sl4x- Old Croton Aqueduet
story 5 I dwg n and vacant; Aqueduct-ave, e cor
la2d-st l5x- to Aqueduct vacant; Aque-
duct-ave n l92d-st 5Ox- 70 old croton Aqueduct
Barthold-ave, n 1866 # Of White Plains Ftoad to
1904, Of building lots in 24th aId
near Williamsbridge Plains Road junction or Cld
Post Road % TX; Emma Decker agt L A Damainville
et-al; Hoadey l. & j. attys; " D McNuty, ref; amt
due $40 200: taxes etc $780, adjourned to April 20
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
MARKED ACTIVITY IN EAST eoTH.sT.

Lewis Hyman has sold No. l27 East 60th-st., a
four story and basement brownstone front dwelling
house, on a lot 20Xl0o5 feet. Henry d. Winans &
May are reported TO have been the brokers'
Nos l0 and ll3 East 6eth-st. are also reported TO
have been sold. More than seven similar parcels
IN this street have been sold recently This activity
IS thought to be due TO the probability that the
Manhattan approach TO the BlackwelTs Island
Bridge may be in 60th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Claremont-ave. q s. 100 n OF 125th-st: for ivs
five story brick fiat houses 4OxSS: W IuRel
aTchtscts i S'.r'.4s' U~-'s. .,@,'',s 500
Edgecombe-ave, v s and st Nicholas-ave. s.
375 II n OF 1BOth-st: for five story brick
hathouses, 5O.5xsS: ] AheaTn. owner; Neville
BaEge. 0rCniLectS oO
sGth-st 5 s, 362 q OF Central Park West; for
four FIVE story brick dwelling houses. 22x6is
PTovot. aTchiSects , 100
Park-ave. n corner SSi-st for a nine story brick
Aathouse I6.1lx1004: Hauben Realty Com
pany owner: Neville & Bagge. architects. $50
2Oth-st Nos 13 and Is West; for nine story
brick storage warehouse 56xS2s Green & Rich
man. owners: L A Goldstone architect. 175
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

1885, per corner aoo Mairn $4,000
meier; S9thst sgs C9 @s # Of cOlumous-ave; @ Ooo
4 70 nd anoteeF If ds,o 59 Rafss %d6 shaw
5thsTc 5'H NJ 79s u Years. S @ per 10000
Berg e. L r TO IS Levin nT s 80 IT 10000
Rqa Z A0ra.an oo H1 a anA St TO TesF
Eers p' Louis r. to J G Levi: Jerome ave; e 5 so
# Of l75th st; prior mortgage. S10Ooo' .oOo
5a 55e.9 5Sts 5S5 per 5cs # Of 2ay.: due 81
Vile: ", wear: per ce cent IT, '.'p ~ ' 472
ot es % map of fremont: year per cent 5000
Aakransly: samuel and another to Lowenfeld
aTe; @ go February 5l p 1906 per aSOOO
corner Iiith ST. GT per bonS 10000
Clocs-L Longo Grace l.. TO Hamilton Bank; Edge
eesm6tesve: o2 # Of 1a7thst; due October ooo
cdJael9 1898 per cent n,scn,an ealfy comcon lO
isotS-st $ 175 # Of Amsterdam-ave;
Baum, Ko5re ana another: oo0o
JO9% H. and to cornas Ts
iosd Sdrn'f st; per TGRd boRd; gold a.o' $1,000
s' iosd-st: 'es per bond; goid = eOOOO
e corner 1Aiossi years; per cent god $1,000
io9d-st: Years per cent; sOOOO
naRony % Ge year "a to &ey s Lester; fwood-st s.
100 # Of Nagle-ave; two years per cent; cent; 5000
Grand ST. No 157: three years per cent?. $500
0As2i-st so%st Nos 2s7 and Ssa fye gears 4ss per
same to same; siadison-st No 2s5; years.
pragnet Hr john j. to J E I5lss: Morris Pali,-
ave. lot 1o5. map Downing estate; five = ooo
ssaSe:2@ Frees co GouE,lSpdt-aye 10 600
trust Com Company: s2d-st. No 50 East; as per
Agsn a prior IL mortsasS to $4,000: as per bond l4OoO
EnFeiman. H. ir. TO James o. Brien lot ALL map ooo
Van est.
EiaSlsS io6a Esst Ssafes ten years @ per Cent 45OO
Mandebaum. Harris; and another TO LAWYERS
i5i t " Of Avenue 81 as per bond - 1900
~ i46thst' No 2O2 to 2oS West; three mortgages
slsOoo three years per seRt s 20 6s7a three 'sOOO
mortgages each 10000; three years. per oooo,
'es5 Mccoinacls Construction COMPANY ~
Pate"on ,e. %ssr 2is4S BeT cent s. 200 io,svs 5000
Rouse ;nT. to Gears cql9@ per- $4,000
80 242O prior mortgage. SD IsO; instalments soo
Frssg@oS SSF een Robert to caiman Rouse: lstave.
n W cor i07th-st; prior mortgage. SaoOOO one ssoo
Rsy@rn ysar scoS Psc cent to isyn ctharGest No
nova ~ ans Il - 10 G r Teysr; 1oth-ave
H9t1ia @ sadie ds e. tirae Rshs geaEs Per $3.50
lot s45 map Unonpor theee years pei, per cent cent %O'o
NSas6 aaot6er Fh2 ist6 S4d st. 70 years per
oSs sR' Gus 70 Burton po' ,6S 6Su%SsS ,psS r, y
Wflienbrok John 10 + Sussman; 81 fnn nseeNe.
70 a17i prior mortsaFr $4,000. years 5000
sent cent =, ave No ai5: prior
mortgage $4,000: years peF cent e'VoV
Hart oliver 20 Equitable Life Assurance 49,
ciety; l3sth-st 10 22T West; due MAY l. 1851 Eoo
,,,4R or cent gold sab
Pilot S egTads r {, + sr to yaars q. per cent $4,000
Cohen william. and others 70 Broadway isrue"c
Realty COMPANY: 1924 81. 100 y {" Il. 90
Broadway due January I. 1877: per CEN SUI"
SctlesinEer. 4 and another to i Lese 81 NJ. btul
4 ioos ,9G Dsr # cent? of PaFave aao 1850
Srlnman Isaac. and another To tsa"yefss, -
Insurance and Trust Company. 9Th 81 Noa 90
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
sELLs RAILEY.ANE. PLor

Richard NJ Montgomery has sold for William Lee
Owen two lots the east side Of Bailey ave. just
south of kingsbridge Road.
John II. Deane has sold for Charles A. Capello
two lots on the easterly side of Bailey-ave, COX
100 feet 2o9 feet south OF Kingsbridge Road; also
sold two lots ;he south side of Kingsbridge
Road about 100 feet east of Baieyave 50x1S0 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENs.

sehSsrts1eeh 1 and au6thsF March l5 s
49tf-st. West Joseph Z ButterWorth agt
Hezekiah Kehn and another; February 10. 1908
Westchester-aye. " corner Main-st, 4sxSb John
i6oa sa''r as' .aly n.l.ela s' a. January - 11S7 OF
Same property; Thomas Bovine & Son agt same;
January 16 1904 8t4 43
19sth-st n s. 30 II e OF Briggs-ave 25xlOO; Daniel
10 ian5 81" "e -e's ~ lN-No 80 ~-..-I. 22H %
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
SALE OF A sTEesINs,AvE. PARCEL.

Kiddle & Buehler have sold for John Zellwege the
apartment house with store. at the northeast cor
ner Of l69th-st. and Stebbins-aYe.: also sold the
plot lGx9 feet the side of 3d-aYe., % feet
south of l70th-st., for Mr. BogaFt.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
SEAMAN FARM AT RosLYN SOLD.

Norman De r. Whitehouse has purchased through
s OsgOod Pell & Co. the old Seaman farm, at Ros-
lyn. Long Island, comprising seventy-three acres
There is a high Hill on the tract, which MT
Whitehouse intends to erect dwelling house.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
INVESTOR BUYS WEST SIDE HOUSE.

II. c. Senior &: Co. have sold for Mrs. Harriet c.
Cooper No. z)4 West 64th-st.. five story tenement
house on a lot 25xlOO feet to Samuel LAebowitz for
investment
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
MARKET FOUND FoR CHOICE HousEs.

The MeNickaT-Gaillard Realty Company has re-
sold for a client TO Dr. S. Tynberg No IS West
SSth-sts four story, high stoop dwelling house on
q lot 20x.89 teet. - 80
L. J. Phillips Co. have sold for an estate No
50 West s6th-st. four story dwelling house on a
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
RIVERSIDE DAY NURSERY BUYS.

Buck & Crawford have sold for Anna E. Logu
10 the Riverside Day Nursery No. 149 West 6Sd-st
three story dwelling house. on a lot l6.9x1O05 fee
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED.

Pineus HowenfeId loans William Pras5T $4,000
st. No 1a2 SatRaP Ha9koa loans Louis Reiae $4,000
l64th-st, :. 100 r. os Edgeoombe-ave, look
II24; i64th-st E, 225 II of Amsterdam
Wilson wis S'A'i-. i..ls e5OOO
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
AUCTION sALEs TO-DAY.

By Joseph Day: Grand-st $ 10 # W of wooster
St 25xlO0 sty bldg; Met Life Ins Co
agt Demorest Pattern Co ct al: Rtch w & b. attys;
Lewis ref amt due sol 045 co. taxes etc. $T26 ~;
521 s7th-st, s. 3249 # Of Avenue a. 2tllx100S $.
sty stone front h; Z A May G II May ct al;
Mas. atty; S L. II Ward. ref; partition
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

l3th-st, $ s 155 II OF Avenue c. Unionport two
story brick dwelling house, 2OxjO: Edward NJ
BOYLE owner and architect. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
AVE W s 46 II s OF 234th-st two two story
frame dwelling houses. 20X51; William Garrett
owner; John Davidson architect. .......-.-.....
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
ANOTHER FoURTH-AvE. DEAL.

Newman Stitch has sold the old buildings. on q
plot 852XS0 feet at the northeast corner Of 3stst
and 4th-ave.. and No l05 East 31st-st., lot 20x
9S9 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
BLOCK ON THIRD-AFE. ~L"
Fuse BIOzCs Outline Tied Up
from 1lSd-st. to 99th-st.

A fuse on the second car OF a hve-car West
Farms train, north-bOund on the Sd-ave elevated
road leaving the 133d-st. station. blew out last
night and the line was blocked. north and south,
from 1isd-st to 99th-st Women on the cars OF the
train which caused the block got on at 13sd-st.
refusing TO go further Trolley cars were in great
dewand Two trains were stalled between 18TH
and 133d sts and left the trains and walked
the Sd-ave. bridge across the Harlem River. The
irving to replace a fuse, before the wreckng crew
came with necessary fuses and repaired the Jam
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
MECHANICS LIENS.

13Tth-st, No West. Simon Bleich at Orator
c Lyman. owner; William and Jennie Lyman
SOth-st Nos 53f and 536 East: Emanuel Liquor
agt A SChwOe-eF & Son. owners: John ] Fish
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
Country Property to Let.

A BEAUTIFUL. country residence vel furnishsds a
N rooms servants quarters: bath; heat;
highest grounds sullivan County. n Y 1So0 fest es
OF including stable with stalls.
carriage and chicken houses allied icehouSe Apply 70
owner, E A. MODEFSOEN. q AurFay-scs NeV-4oEl
TyINFl COUNTRY HOME. Otego. N. Y: 10 minutes
N d and n station, overlooking SusQuehanna River.
Lawn. trees. garden. spring water carriage house.
4abIez Is rooms telephone Furnished II dose
For rent Address Mrs ALICE J. B1RPsA14 Otego n =
Ref. Albert A. Le Roy Pine Tree Inn AAkshuEss n J.
n ARGE light loft IN Jersey CITY suitable Hor uslu
4 facturing 10 sublet az low rates Apply e doo4
% Newark-ave.. Jersey CRY
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

contractor as0
and Samuel Eatz owners and contractors a.
West End-avo. 40 al: United states Gas Fixture
ana Contractor ...... a1s
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
TWENTY WEARS FOR ASSAULT.

John Hutchins. accused OF criminal assault On
an eight-year-old girl. Julia SchOdeld. of Port
Chester and found guilty by fury in the West
chester County Court was sentenced to twenty
wears at hard labor in Sing Sing prison YESTERDAY.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
Real Estate Wanted.

vwvsNTFD To rent house furnished unfuTuis1ef and
M Ia acres not over hour from city. EtZtoa
o05 schools etc ADVERTISER. John H Gresham.
AZ broadway, NeVT-TOFk City.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-12-01
Sunday Laws.

The city council of Columbia at its
meeting on Tuesday night passed an
ordinance somewhat modifying its
former action in regard to Sunday OBJ
servances.. 1t provided for a fine Of
$4,000 or f3o days imprisonment for
anv person or corporation or firm who
shall keep his, her, their Or its places
of business open on the Sabbath, with
a proviso that the s'ordinance shall not
apply to retail drug stores, livery sta
bles, wagons and places for the sale
Or delivery of milk Or newspapers, or
newspaper stands where newspapers,
periodicals and other literature, are
exposed for sale; retail fruit stores
or stands, retail cigar stores or stands,
retail cigar drug stores OF stands
where cold drinks only are Sold"
1t also provides a fine of $4,000 or
80 days imprisonment for "any per-
son who shall publicly labor, or any
corporation, company or firm who
shall publicly require any work to be
done on the Sabbath, except in cases
of emergency" There is provisc
which exempts those who labor in
such places as are permitted to be
opened. 1t would seem from this that
the city council does not object tc
labor on the Sabbath provided that ii
is not done publicly.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-12-01

dissent. In an action on an express
contract or a contract implied IN fact
the measure of the recovery is ordi-
narily fixed by the promise. In an
action depending on the obligation or
duty called quasi-contract the meas
ure of the recovery is the extent of the
duty or obligation imposed by law,
and is expressed by the amount which
the court considers the defendant has
been unjustly enriched at the expense
of the plaintiff. If recovery were al
lowed against municipal corporation
on a note for borrowed money, the
Judgment must be for the amount OF
the note however large, and though
the money may have been squandered.
But in an action against town tor
money had and received the question
is not what the claimant has parted
with 10 officers who were not author
lied to take his money for the town
CT what they have promised him, but
how much the town has been bene-
fitted. * x x
The character of the debt was nos
changed by the several renewals OF
the note, ior 1t vs. note created by
the original note, which was given
entirely without authority, a:'6 it
therefore could no., be changed in
character by any change Of the note.
The note was of no force as against
the town, but as between the Palmetto
Bank & Trust Company and the Bank
of Prosperity it should be recognized
as the symbol of the debt, and hence
it's endorsement to the Bank of
Prosperity will be recognized as
transfer of the debt.
The note being without validity and
not representing the debt as between
the town and the bank, the rate OF
interest expressed in it is of no con-
sequence. The real debt is 5000, the
amount actually received and used,
with interest from July II, 1902, at the
rate of 7 per cent per annum, less any
sums paid by the town thereon in the
form of discount, interest or other
wise.
Under the views herein expressed it
is not necessary to discuss the ques~
ton of acquiescence, but it may be
we'll to say that there was no evidence
of participation or active assent by
the plaintiffs to the borrowing OF the
money OF the incurring Of the debt,
and hence there could be no estop-
pei. x x
The judgment of this court is that
the town council of Prosperity be en-
Joined from paying more than the real
debt as above stated. AS the practi-
cal result is mainly in favor Of the de-
PENDANTS, the plaintiffs must be charg~
ed with the costs of the cause.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-12-01

WHEN you have a watch OF clock
or piece Of jewelry that you want
repaired don't forget to consult with
me before you have your work done.
w. B. Rikard, Jeweler
at The Herald and News Office.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-12-01

NOTICING household is free from
danger of accidents, therefore, no
household should be without Shaw's
Pure Malt. For sale at the Dispensary
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-12-01

FOUND-The Right Place to Buy
Furniture at Shelley & Summers.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-12-01

OYSTERS-Fresh Norfolk Oysters
at 80, 40 and 50 cents per quart at
S. B. Jones'.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-12-01

argument against such recovery is
stated with great force by Beasley, ~
The view expressed in these and 9TH
er cases is that to allow a recovery
for money had and received while de-
nying the power to corporate officers
to make a valid contract to repay
borrowed money, would be, CD to re-
.pudiate such a contract in the abstract
while ratifying and giving it full ef-
feet in the>concrete, and (2) to raise
an implied contract to. repay where
there is no power to make an express
contract A statement Of the basis
of the action for money had and re-
ceiyed, we venture to think, will show
that these arguments are not sound.
Express contracts and contracts I'M
piled in fact depend upon the will of
the parties to be bound indicated in
the one case expressly in some form
recognized by law, and in the other
by circumstances from which assent
may be inferred as a conclusion OF
fact. Quasi-contracts or contracts
implied in law are obligations imposed
by law as duties quite independent Of
phe assent of the party held to be
bound, and often in spite Of his earnest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
sERGIrSS assassin TO DIE.
KOlalen Tried and quickly Convicted Of
Killing the Grand Duke.

Special CABLE DetpalcA 70 lHb oVh,
Moscow. April is.-The trial OF Ivan
Koaef, the assassin Of the Grand Duke
Sergus was held to-day. Kolaieh was
found guilty and sentenced to death
The trial was before the Senate and
Kpmlin law courts at MOSCOW The only
persons admitted besides the law ofncials
were some Generals and members OF tho
stan Of the late Grand Duke.
In answering the formal questions put
to him Kolaief said: Il am no crtminal J..
You are not my judges. am prisoner OF
war OF the civil war which the revoin-
tionary committee has declared
The prisoner was then taken out OF the
court room. his two counsel following him.
The counsel returned Inter saying they
were prepared to defend the prisoner II he
were allowed 20 he present This was
refused.
Witnesses we're then examined The
Jury, which included the Mayor and the
marshal of the nobility Of st. Petersburg,
convicted the prisoner. who was then taken
hack 20 the court room to hear his sentence
He was condemned to be hanged, When
he heard the sentence he exclaimed:
Execute your judgment openly. | did
mine before the eyes Of everybody
He declared that Il he we're free he would
repeat what was called a crime If the revo-
mtionary committee ordered him TO. He
subsequently asked his friends not 20 obtain
a reprieve for him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
cor sTOPs MISSES HAVEMEYER.
Arrests Driver OF Auto on speed Charge
Mr.. Haysmeyer Gives Dan.

-hEs NA'NN
Two young women, presumed to be
the Misses Adeline and Electa Havemeyer
daughters Of Henry o. Havemeyer, were
In an automobile that was taken TO the
McGown's Pass Tavern polIce substation
about o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Mounted Policeman McNulty charged their
driver, Achille jacquard, with running the
auto up the East Drive in Central Park
at the rate Of eighteen n lies an hour.
McNulty spied the auto whiz2ing up the
driveway at Tooth street. He dug his spurs
into his horse and after a short but exciting
chase Of about two blocks overlook the auto
and put the driver under arrest.
The two young won en- accompanied the
driver into the police station and when they
learned that he would not be allowed to
leave unless a tond for at least tlC0 was
given for his appearance in the Yorkville
court to-day, ons Of them said
oh, wen have to get TaTa right away
They went upstairs and telephoned.
After a wait Of about twenty minutes Mr..
Henry o. Havemeyer appeared and ac-
coTpanied the ladies' down 10 the police
station. He filed a bond on his house at 1
East Sixty-sixth street for security. All
four then got into the auton oh lie and de-
parted