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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-17
CHARGED WITH
KILLING HIS WIFE

Sioux City, Oct Mathew Bal
des, a Sioux county farmer, IS in jail
charged with beating and choking his
wife TO death. Baldes says he IS I'M
1locert.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-17
sPIRITUALIsTIc GATHERING

Minneapolis, Mimi. Oct The
greatest gathering of spirituaIists ever
held III this country began here tilis
morning, when the National Spiritual-
istic convention was called 10 order III
the Unitarian church. Delegates from
every state Id the union and from
every province of Canada are III ~
tendance and among them are many Of
the most noted spiritualists of the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-17

IS DYING
FORM ANSAS MAN
FAR DEATHS DOOR
His Physicians Jay That II VIII Be
Impossible for the s.SockIess States
man. I'd Live for the Next Twenty
four Hours.

Wichita, Kas., Oct Ex- Con-
gressrnan Jerry Simpson, who IS i'll at
a local hospital, is at deaths door ac-.
cording to the statement issued early
today by his physicians. who consider
If impossible for him to live twenty
four hours.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-17
MOLTEN METAL
EXPLODED
FIVE TONS LET GO
ALL AT ONE TIME
The Hot Mass Fell ID Shower on tlhS
Unfortunate workmen One Man
i Is Dead and Three Others WIN De |
From Burns.

Chicago. Oct I7.-Five tons of mol
len metal exploded at the Joliet plant
Eof the Illinois Steel Co, falling III
showers on several workmen One
IS dead, three fatally burned and six
Others may die. #
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-17
Wise cONSIN HOME STRUCK
BY LIGHTNING TODAY

Monticello, Wis, Oct. 1.-THE
house Of William Chiftchok, Ave miles
north, was struck BY lightning One
daughter. aged I8. killed and another
10, was fatally injured Other rnelnS
bers OF the family escaped.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-17
POLICE AND STRIKING
PRINTERS HAD Al FIGHT

St. Petersburg. Oct. I7--In an en-
counter between the police and the
striking printers at the government bu-
reau Of printing this afternoon forty
persons were injured but none fatally.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-17

- 81 81 81 81 81 ~ 81 Sse 81 ~ ~ 81 81 30 81
50 "The names Of my partners on y
~ the night Of the murder, never q
81 will tell, " he continued. o
81 o man will ever say that John q
ss Rooney gave away a pal am q
81 willing to take the consequences, if q
~ by So doing I can free both Of q
% them. Before God in Heaven / o
q committed the robbery, but did q
q not shoot. The man who fired the p
q shot which killed Harold Sweet .
q was not myself 9
% @ q Sa, ,35 - % 3 @ n % % @ @ % o o
There is lonely spot ON Missouri's
slope, Rooney began to sing, but the
key was apparently too 4, and with
an Excuse me, gentlemen he COM
menced again The song was al, adapta-
ton Of a popular hymn.
1T Is a makeup Of mine, explained
Rooney.
q he audience doesn't seem to g
sbe large If 81 could talk for twenT g q
q ty-four hours believe that | would 8
g be d free man, but 1 guess | cannot g
81 say much aoreS / believe in God g
q and hope for pardon Gods will g
q be done. am innocent but brought (:
q this upon myself BY being an ac- 9
q conplice To- a crime Well, gentle 9
q men, | guess that's all
Rooney then stepped upon the trap 81
his own accord He was not interrupted
Iby the officials during his talk, but per-
niitted to have his full say
There never was A man went on the
gallows as cool as Mr.. Rooney is, I, said
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-17

Bismarck, N D. Oct John Room
ey died game
y Protesting his innocence to the very
last, he walked brayely onto the scaf-
fold and sang al song Of his own com:
position, while Warden Boucher adj
justed the rope on his neck
The trap was sprung at / :o5 BY the
warden, aad eleven minutes later Sur
geon Matci,an pronounced life extinct.
Rooney neck was broken and death
resulted almost instantly, but the body
was pcfnittedl TO hang for continued
length of time q,
Although, the condemned man was ac
cornpanied BY a priest he paid no attention
to the c1Ptayer4 Offered, but talked almost.
continuously from the time he stepped
in tie exeeption room,
8 @s 8 @ n 8 q o 8 ,Sa q n p u 3 y ~I
II, Al innocent man, q
~ q q ~ S:> % 81 ~ IS 80 81 ~ % 81 81 S3 81
was the purport Of his remarks. Tie
execution occurred in the new ware
house building
Shortly after midnight the guests as
senbled and were conducted BY Archi-
tect VanHorno Of the penitentiary force
to the building.
In a very few minutes Rooney appear
ed
This IS the time for YOU to make any
statement yon may So s sto, said the
warden Il: 5s'si
Then Rooney commenced his talk
which was only ended when bis neck
was broken BY the .six-foot drop.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-17

81 Nj q ~ ~ 81 81 e, N 81 ri q ~ 81 =, & 81
n Good evening, gentlemen, he q
p said, "I am sorry to entertain You 81
~ 1T such d late hour but you all n
81 know the circunast tances.
p X b y n Il II = & y u X h 3 Il = X
He then told the story of bis trial,
and subsequent appeals
y @ @ h y b II n y s n II n sa3 4
Judge Pollock made mistake, y
~ he continued And rl1y attorney, 8
xS M S. Sfafnb 8l1. made noble 81
y fight fof me. ffss paid money ont If 8
n Warden Boucher treated nc as =
81 fine AS coiIld bc Il, pected.
Hi Fargo Forum said + fred q
s & tIle fatal slo! hllt llt' man eaia aoil g.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
FOREIGN CROP REPORT.
Harvest Not Bad, the Department
of 4 griculture Learns.

Washington Aug 1.-THE foreign crop report to
the Department of Agriculture, made public to-
day announces that '1n the countries of largest
production the crops of the principal bread grams
cannot be called abundant, bat on a general survey
of the field it probable that the harvest OF
1905 will not on the whole be bad one"
In Great Britain and Ireland the area under
wheat is estimated 10000 acres. and the yield
at g. 10000 bushels. IS bushels the acre
against an area last year OF 100000 acres and a
yield OF 3sooo0 900 bushels. less than bushels an
acre.
The area under wheat in Manitoba and the North
west Territories is fully 10 cent larger than
before. The acreage there is placed at 4oOO.-
600 and the crop 7O.oo0.Oo0 900. by some
even as high as 10000 900 bushels
In Argentina there is a good crop outlook. and
the of winter grain appears to be much larger
than last year.
In Australasia the crop is more promising than
in ten years.
Despite unfavorable weather reports, the outlook
in Germany last month seemed fair.
In Russia the crop prospects remained generally
satisfactory, the winter cereals promising nearly
and the spring cereals above average yield.
wheat and winter rye can be set down as good aV-
erage crops.
In Hungary the prospect considerably worse
than in June but the total grain crop promised 70
be larger than last years.
Although there was large proportion of lodged
in Northern France. the grain In most cases
fully formed.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
THE NEw-YoRKERo CASE PUT OFF.
Congressman Rhinock Wishes to Prosecute
Writer of Alleged Libel

Congressman Rhinock of Kentucky. appeared In
the TOmbs court yesterday 10 proceed against Rob-
ert A. Irving publisher of The New Yorker" "
the weekly newspaper alleged 20 have libeled Mr..
Rhinock and Congressman Longworth in connec-
ton with the visit OF Miss Alice Roosevelt last
spring 10 Cincinnati. Mr.. Krotel, who has charge
Of the ease, in which r. W Crswell. who was
Gently killed in the subway, implicated. finally
consented to an adjournment until October l6.
This was done after Congressman Rhinock had
explained 10 Mr.. Krotel that Mrs. Criswen widow
of the editor, and the brother Of the editor, ex-
ecutors OF his estate. had promised him that all the
original papers In the case shall be turned to
him. Since the death of Criswel his Office desk
has been sealed by orders of the coroner and has
not Yet been opened 1t contains the desired
papers.
Mr.. Rhinock explained TO Magistrate Breen that
he was not of a mind to prosecute Irving so much
as 10 get after the actual author of the storyone
Zoe. formerly OF Covington, Ky, but of San
Francisco.
viii pursue this man TO the end of the earth
II he does not retract his unwsrranted lies said
Mr.. Rhinock
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Simon Hayes has sold for Samuel Soman to
Cooper & Fine the four story fathouse No. 146s
Brook-ave., on a plot 1O0x35S feet.
Samuel Rosenblatt has sold, through T. Scott &
Son. No 1O7 East Nst-st, three story brownstone
DIV elng house. plot 20x102 feet
Abram Bachrach has sold Nos 449 and 451 East
l23d-st.. frame buildings plot 5OX1G011 feet to q
Mr.. Siegel.
Pocher & Co. in conjunction with Louis Lowen-
fels, have sold the four story tenement houses
Nos 56S and C65 11th-ave plot 5Ox10O feet. for H
Nichols and A. Blumenstock to Ollie Sheur.
Garibaldi Greenhalgh has sold No. 542 West 10th
st. a three story private dwelling house, on lot
164x67.S feet, James y. Hanley.
NJ. Morgenthau jr.. & Co. have sold for Kasse &
Goldberg No 1882 2d-ave. q five story tenement
house. lot 25x1O0 feet. Isaac Goldberg has resold
the property a Mrs. Manheimsr
L. & I. J. Joseph have bought for Olinger S
Sternberg Nos. SO and IS 1SSd-st. a six story
terement house plot 50xlO0. Marie White holds
title.
]. Broadman & Son have bought from Samuel
Kadin No. 1883 3d-ave five story tenement house
on lot 25x9O feet.
G. p. Butterfly has leased for the Thompson Star
rett Company to L. Schwartz the store at No. 20
East 42d-St.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
PLANS FOR BIG LOFT.
TO BUILD IN 21ST-ST.
Ne1c Home of Worship for Temple
Israel IN LenOG-aUe.

One of the principal realty transactions reported
yesterday wa= the sale ~ NJ. & L. Hess for the
Realty Holding Company of the parcel No. is West
Ast-st.' 20 10y n feet. TO an investor. The buyer
VIII immediately begin the erection of a ten story
and basemeut hreproof store and loft building on
the site. Within the last fortnight NJ. & L. Hess
have sold two big loft structures in this section OF
the city.
William z. Mangam yesterday sold TO the Temple
Israel OF Harlem a plot 1oon by 100 feet at the
northwest corner of 120th-st. and Lenox-ave., on
which it will build house OF worship. The church
has occupied for many years the old home of Holy
Trinity Church. at the northwest of 125th-st
and 6th-ave. On the site of it's present place Of
worship a store and apartment building is to be
erected by Herman Wronkow. The Temple Israel
is considered to be the largest and wealthiest Jew
ish congregation in Harlem.
Potsdam & Levin have sold for Bernard klingen-
stein plot 80 by 1908 feet the north side of
eth-s 100 feet west Of 1st-ave There are four six
story tenement houses the plot. Also sold for
Furman. Gerter & Wetfsch to Norwalk & Siegel
No. 528 to $50 East yd-st. three two story and
basement dwelling houses. 40 by 102 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
LAWSON-BURR1GE CRISIS.
"copper" Mems Battle Likely to Go
to Court.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l

Boston, Aug. E-Unless counsel representing
Thomas W. lawson =. Q. Burage and William A
Eaue. president OF the Copper Range Consolidated
Company. reach settlement within forty-eight
hours. the ba.tIe between the interests will be
transferred To the courts. Mr.. Lawson declares
that De VIII h.e "a suit for 100000 against Mr.
.Paine iu short order. Nj Paine viii also sue for
-dsIaees for violation OF contract.
THE LaWsoE-Bur- 8Ee salt viii be in either tort or
cor tr3ct Since ..e clash IN the stock market last
we &. when I'D Ae money OF brokers and
th,tr clients eu fhe decision OF legal stock
dc very, ST. street Leen looking for utiga-
tic. Incidef AS. lie suits s "a settle for q time
5Iha right OF --e Stock Ese..a-se say what l.
goo delivery aC he rights # all parties trans
&C OF ti- s1cEs listed on he board II will
als0 determine te right TO corner or pool a stock
saI. prevent its safe.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
NOT WORRIED OVER INJUNCTION.
Merchants Trust Receivers Didn't Want to
Pay Dividend-Courts Ordered Them Not To-

Vice-Presdent King. Of the New-York Trust Com
pany. said yesterday mat the action of Justice
Cochrane, OF the Supreme Court. entoining the
receivers OF the Merchants Trust Company from
paying out OF the preferred claims for about
$4,000 had not yet been officially communicated to
the receivers, but that the did worry
them.
I'VE were preparing to pay out the money in re-
sponse to the order of one court he added. "and
don't mind if another court orders not TO pay
it, because didn't want TO pay IL in the first
place"
Checks for 40 per cent of the amounts of their
spective deposits were mailed last night TO the
depostors of the Merchants Trust Company by the
receivers Justice Cochranes order not having re-
strained the payment Of that dividend.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
TRIED TO BRIBE U. S. INSPECTOR.
Clothing Firm Tried to Get Him to Help
Defraud Government. Saws Official

Philadelphia. Aug. H.-An investigation of cloth
ing and other contracts the Schuylkn Arsenal,
Of the supply depots for the United States
Army. which begun last week by Major Fred
eTick s. Strong of the inspector generals depart
ment. continued to-day There has been con-
siderable trouble at the arsenal for time, and
frequently charges have been made that the gov
ernment being defrauded of thousands Of
dollars through the furnishing OF inferior goods.
Robert Charlton, assistant inspector at the
arsenal. said that firm OF garment makers had
attempted to bTibe him by Offering him 800 if he
would be easy them in his inspection OF their
goods. He refused the money and informed the
commandant of the arsenal last week of the affair.
Charlton also said that he had been approached
several times by other contractors.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Bryan L Kennedy Tremont-ave. parcel bounded
q W by Aqueduct-aVe, n and n by Tremont-aye e
by Grove Lane, by line Of 176th-st: A d
huntington e1rx. and another. aGt Kneeand
s ssoe a.; PaTsons & b. attys F Coffin ref;
Ian9s OF stotz and Price. etc, S4x45. city Island;
n Z Archer ana another. NJ A lie Viners and
ahotheE: F Lambden, atty. N Tierney ref amt
due, 1901 81 taxes. etc. !35 42 West End \ j. Lake
!IlNe btt"een ocean and Greene ayes plot l5Ox24Sx
sale. 0' --'
BY Joseph Day: to walker-st $ s. 100 # g Of
West broadway, 60xl06. 5 story loft buildings
Mutual Life lns Co agt Julius Katzenberg al; f l.
snort atty La Fetra. ref amt due. sl31. 1853 70
taxes, etc, s43 50i West End-ave. $ 75 IT OF
2sth-st 20 lrl0O. story tenement; Haryier etc agt
q i Martin et al Steiner p, Signund Wech-
seT, ref; amt due, $iO,7l1 80; taxes. etc $685. 90
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

AIexander-ave. No 2Oa, s 16.Cx75: Gertrude W
Lots 525S to % 52s, $50. 5s7 to 5a4 ana 5e6 map
Laconia Park, each 25x1OO. Irving Realty Com
16;h-st . 5, lots loo and i1o map wakeheld,
x to 15th-st; NJ HIN to a shatzkin &
235th-s st, $ 5. $50 # of White Plains Road,
Nd as WSs a f2 pF'fs
,o1 70 Harry sal@tzman; TN mor:sase $1,000 ..;no:,
Mary 4 q 1y1 Wallace to Florence c Wells; mort
Brook-ave \ no i.4es s. So sx1OO ix8o 21ioo:
Samuel solomon 70 Samuel Cooper and another;
Lots to a. Il to a block 81 lots "a and 26.
block q. map Pelham Park; Walter Taylor
251e8. .9x25x92-5 Adelaide wetzler to Emil Burk-
Aiexanaer- ave Nos 297 ana 29a, W corner i4oth
l1sth-st, No iSs West. 25x1OO.ii: Paul Meyer to
Mathilde Techemacher; mortgage. $4,000; all
i2sd st No PCS West 25xiooS: Abraham Maxim
to Paul Herzog mortgage. 800 600. ......-..
6oth-st, E. 225 # OF Amsterdarn.ave. 5Ox1oOh;
10 LSus doo Rinaldo to Herman Hoiander mortgage.
2d-ave $. 7ss IT Of s5d-st. q sxIo0: Joseph
Lot i52 amended map Of Mapes estate; Herman
Lots f6o and ISL same map; same ct al to same
Goth St g. 225 # Of West End-ave. 125x1OO.s
George Johnson to John scudder; mort
12isf, St. No 28o West. i74x1ooI1: Ida Otten
s sRd anS6G5 % SAT to Eas 514n 24a eorFs
TO David Diamont: mortgage. $40 o0oo...:.:..
1.
Rose Lustbader Isaac Ftschel. .......-..-..-
Hul-ave. e r. $50 fl Of Scott~ave. 2bx11o; Frank
T Lynch TO Hilbert B Roach -....-..-...-.-..
27th-st. =. 11ss # W Of sth-ave. 1s.sx74o; Pat
rick J Gallagher to Annie L Gallagher mort
33d-st. No 449 West. IS. l0xS92 p Patrick
Gallagher to Annie Gallagher mortgage 90,
s7th-st No 22a East 24exlooIi: samuel Epstein
ct al TO Leon Cohen; mortgage SlS.6I5.
l59th ST. No $50 West 15x99.l1: Patrick a Gal
lagher TO Annie L Gallagher: mortgage 81. .oOO Ciif
Webster-ave. Nos 1852 1854, 94i II OF
Wendover ave 81. .6x12s 6x43 11x1o59; Eugene T
WoOlf James A Woolf: mortgage $12, coo.
Webster-ave. Nos l. 64S and l $50; James Wooif
to Eugene T Woolf mortgage, s12 900 .........
James st. Nos 56 and 81. s. 50x10O; becky
Lefkowitz 10 Joseph Preiser; mortgage. S33. 800
Houston st. . Forsvth-st. 2Sx74 Joseph
Preiser 10 Newman Grasmon and another: mort
gage S44 800. Observation-Disclosures.
South-st No 90 Morris Wenstein the
Independent Supply Company; mortgage S15. 900
173d-st s. 795 IT Of Topping ave 10 3x126 6x
Is 6x121. g. Eugene T WoOlf 10 James A Woolf
p part: all liens. ................
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
LIS PENDENs.

sOh- 81 $ X II W OF ave- IOOx9s o. Frederick p
Beals against Evelyn / Hudnut and others partition;
attorney. " q. ChtticH
l4Sth st. No 532 East. John Jones against Walter
il Jones and others: amended partiuoa attorney. w
benjamin
20 ave Nos 2.27O ana 2.2T4 Julie Wolf against Elias
Levy and others. partition. attorney. III G ROtty.
I'D st. n. =. 3lGS have Ia Sx9S ..
mania Life Insurance Company against Elijah Wade
and others; foreclosure of mortgage; attorneys. Duon
I36th ST s. 81 Il W Of 9th ave- l5OxtOa To- to : 5
of l37thst Moses Altezer BERNARD Kamber
others: action 10 declare ien attorneys. Kurznan 6
Fraukenheimcr.
l2dth-st 1863 n Of IsFnoN- ave. II. ON0a I
a Townsend against August Pohmann and others:
foreclosure Of mortgage. "
HuFhcs-aVc. q 3. 3fSG ft Of iSIet- lGxNI Wul
tam II Ross against lAtk Topper others
enforce vendors lien. attorney. Rosenzwelg
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15

NURSE for infant or growing chl,ro~;
neat ana refined. excellent re'ers7. r..
city or country + c.. Mrs. CoITe-s ~
West 23d- - Phone 1924 -CAelsea-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
MECHANICS LIENS.

Attorney st. No 154. Herman Hurwitz AIT d Sill
vcrstetn. owner; Frank Zimmerman contractor
2Ith-st Nos II and 10 East: Morse Williams &
Co ast Wells Realty and Construction Conpa nv
and others owners and contractors. .......-
163dst, =. $50 IT t OF Amsterdam 5O1-
r Sebastino and others agt Henry c. pullman
owner Daniel MCkown. contractor. ........-
2eth ST. No 207 to oil East: Joseph Sieeei agt
Abraham Slegel. owner and contractor -
Attorney 81, No l54; Morris Zimmerman art
Davis Silberstein, owner and contractor
Amsterdam ave. Nos =. 1sS and 2I9O. Angel,
Glorno agt Reliance Construction t'ornpanv
owner: James Leary and David Mct{ov-n
- %
l64th-st. 5. li5 II W Of Amsterdam 25s
100; Baltera and others agt Henry q ctII
man owner James Leary and David McKown
tpltIatt'fH . . --
Boston Road and l7eth-st e corner aSx54. |
Dabesio agt John O'Rourke. owner; j {, Crck
wort. contractor. ................ .............
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
NEW JEWISH TEMPLE IN THE BRONX

The Jewish temple to be used by the Con,
gregation Adath Israel, in 16th-st. between 3dave
and Fulton-st.. will be finished about September 10
The temple will have a seating capacity includ-
ing auditorium and gallery of nine hundred It is
OF Gothic architecture. The Rev. DR. Mayer Kopf-
stein who will be the rabbi, said yesterday that
the services will be modern.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
ATTACKS 4 WEST VIRGINIA LAW.

81 ashington. Aug. 1.-THE ST Marys Franco
lAIaarican Petroleum Company, Of West Virginia
,aaas brought into the Supreme Court of the United
ssStates challenging the constitutionality Of
s1he law requiring corporations TO designate the
kSta. Auditor as their attorney In fact TO accept
zseT~tce which passed by the last legislature
or hat Stale sitting The company asserts the
consritutiora right 10 name its representative
arhe state supreme Court upheld the law.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
"HANkv HAFF BETTER; HIS WIFE ILL

Islip. Long Island Aug. 1.-THE condition of
Captain Hank Haf is slightly better. and he is
able 10 be about his estate here. He has been in
III health for some time. and several times there
have been rumors that he in a critical con-
dltion but at his home to-day was said that.
while he is still sick man, he is able TO be about
the house and grounds. Captain Haff's wife is
critically i'll, and is not expected to recover
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
OIL EoR FUEL ON MEXICAN LINES

Mexico City. Aug. 1.-THE Mexican Central has
teetn active preparations 10 change its fuel system
from coal and wood oil, and within few weeks
The company viii erect seven large tanks for
ing oil al various points. Vice-President Hudson
said:
Al first we do not propose TO supply oil burners
q an Tie divisions. Only the Aguas Calentes and
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Oeden-ave corner 1Gistst. . story brick
tenement house. I5ES5d. FgPu < Hailccy. own
Neville 4 Basge. architects. ........ 80
Summit-ave. " corner l6lst- story brick
tenement, I5Ns56 q. owner. architert and price as
apDVc
White Plains Road 20 II u eIAaEi-are
. story and attic frame dwelling raIses F',32
William Wilkinson owner. Charles c. Clark
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
BUY TWO UPTOWN PARCELS.

Navasky & Bowtz have bought a plot, 75x1oo
feet on the north side of 99th-s 10S feet east OF
3d-ave They have also bought the northwest cor
OF Morris-ave. and 15lst-st. lot 26o1lOO feet
Mary Hanratty holds title.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

ConwelI Richard-J Soften: June G. 1915 ...-....
FiFRe. Helene-D q Howell: DeceInber 10 lS95.
Kramer Henry-E Dickman; April 13 1885 ...-.
Stothers John--A Levin july - 1903 .....-..-
MacA rdell COrnelius-F 4 Olcott and others May
%. 1906 (vaested); ts........................
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN

Park Row and intersection Of Nassau st. Samuel
Walsh agt the Park Company and others; Au-
gust y 1905. .......... 81
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15

NtiileSO
Brook-ave. s. 2O6la II OF 165th-st g story
brick stable. 56X9+: Sawson Decker Co owner
S Rookie. architect; $35. 900.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Ne '

VHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NJ
York. by the Grace q God Free aHd ln1epe3 zee -es
to Jacob H0rwI,z Aaron Horwltz sarah Narois'a -
AScher) Arnheim tnee Nsa's'. the ny 49, y
Of JOhaaua HorwttE rrrcuns+
Taccb Bt-Ee~ and samuel a Clty D1
Yori have lately applied The Surrogate court v.
Comfy OF York. "a certain i1strJl-'.'-,
writing dated NY 2Oth 1890 relating persoSa. - =.
@rtv duly proved tho last Wiu and tcsisNies'-
Johanna Horwits late OF tle County % New fe'N
ceased Therefore you ana each ot you are el,y ~ at
pear before the surrogate Or county 0f New fN
his ofacs Ia the County 90 York tae S'si -,
AuGl,St thousand hundred and ave at
ten Oc!ock the forenoon ot that d2y. then l.e
20 attend the probate said last VIII and Ics.- -
And such you hereby cited As are undrf ,lr
Of required appear ol
guardian one n have none % ~ ~! ~
and apply for one be appointed. in the even
Your neglect OF "a lure a guardian vii or 4,
pointed by Surrogate represent and act toF Y
the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof Ne caused TIRE seal -
SurrOsate's Court ~ the said county % ~
Il = SD 70 t. 81 a
Witness Hon. Frank T. FttzEerald sur sur
gate Of said % New York 90 sait
the 18th DAY ~ July in the year OF our l@rd one '
~ LANES a DOSNE NEtI.N.
Clerk OF the SurrOsats's Co@~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15

Tampico divisions will be supplied at present but
as soon as we can do so will place all divisions
of the main line as well the branches under the
OIL burning system.