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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22

MaiRc-po-, Or Fald still ,com
mend bicycling 10 his patients?
Marjorie Gracious. no! It's either
nutomohlllrg or golf according TO their
cirCumstances.-Town Topics.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22

"Ocntlcm l
lam glad to en-
dorse Deans Kid
ney Pills. The
remedy was rec.
commended to me
n few m~onthsago
when | was feel
ing misc Die
had severe pains
In the back; was
restless and Ian.
guid; had n dull
headache q d
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
TO CALL COURT MARTI4L.
Secretary Boro0parte WH Take
Action in Benningt Case.

washington. Aug. 29.-secretary Bonaparte
has just completed a thorough examination Of
the record Of the proceedings Of the court OF in
quiry in the case Of the boiler explosion the
United States steamship Bennington. at San
Diego, Cal. on July 81. last, and viii announce
his action in a day two II is understood
that he does not agree with the court in the
matter OF the individual responsibility OF various
officers and men Of the vessel for the conditions
which resulted in the explosion.
In accordance with the recommendation OF the
court Secretary Bonaparte has decided to con-
Vene a court martial in San Francisco, for the
trial Of Ensign Charles 7. Wade. who was in
charge OF the engineering department OF the
Bennington at the time of the explosion. on the
charge OF neglect IN performance OF his duties
for having failed 70 sse that the safety valve on
boiler was oVerhauled at the proper time and
kept in good working order, and also Tor having
failed 10 keep the sentinel valves on the boilers
IN good working order.
Al the request OF President Roosevelt Sec
reIary Bonaparte has prepared a special report
3n regard 10 the Bennington disaster IN which
he gives his views at length upon the adVisa-
bility Of recommending new legislation re-es-
tRbhshing the naval engineers corps
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
BUILDING ACTIVITY IN QUEENS.

The remarkable building boom in Queens Borough
continues TO grow apace. In the last two weeks
plans were approved by Superintendent Powers for
2l7 new buildings throughout the borough to cost
with plumbing. ss4S.2Oo and for 90 alterations to
cost S3,l75. Among the new buildings for last
ings Of the Wolcott Construction Company to be
built at Astoria. at a cost of s2150O0, and a two
story golf clubhouse. 10 be built by the city OF New
York at Forest Park, at a cost of $50 900. John
Gerdethwohl is 10 build four two story frame ten
enent houses on the side Of Tom ukins-ave
near Cooper-ave. A real estate deal of some i'm
portance has just been consummated through the
agency OF A. {. Haynes. of Far Rocka wav whereby
J: F T1erney, Of Manhattan, has purchased from
z. w. Seagrist, jr., property in Ceutral-ave Law
renee, comprising two and a quarter acres, with a
fine dwelling house and stables The purchase
price is not made public This property was for
merly owned by DR.. Weir. and is one of the choic-
est sections in Lawrence, Long Island Mr.. Tierney
intends to make II his permanent home.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
ASKS HUSBAND TO DIE WITH HER.
Woman Leaves Pathetic Note Before At
tempting Suicide.

Mrs Florence Cas<ey. thirty-one years old. Of
No 90 IVilis-ave wife Of Adelbert W. Caskey. a
lawyer before attempting suicide by swallowing
paris green yesterday left a letter, in which she
begged her husband to kill himself also as he had
promised to do so that they could be buried to-
gether She was taken to the Lincoln Hospital
where last evening her chances o. recovery were
said TO be excellent
The couple have lived at the above address since
last March, and until last week. tenants say. they
were constantly together, Caskey remaining at
home with his wife nearly all day
Yesterday Mrs Caskey sent a little girl 20 pur-
chase some paris green. Later tenant hearo
screams in Mrs. Caskey's rooms. and found Mrs
Caskev suffering from tho drug An ambulance
was sent for and she taken TO the hospital
Pinned on the wall was the following letter 10
her husband
know il will break YOU an up NhYn SoG @ & Iliiu
me dead No one will care Ike you know you
love me very much and you have always said you
would not live without me- 1 know you Won / l
don't want YOU TO live without me. Let Us ootn
he buried together / want every one TO know YOU
have been good and kind to me. but have not
/ am about TO do. I don't think you viii be. Tor
we have loved each other so much. haven I We
Your own
postscript followed. which read;
am crying so hard / can hardly what am
writing.
Further down on the paper was written;
want to De buried in my lace dress. and you
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Collins & Collins have sold for Jane Cary No 50
West 71st-st.
g. steingut & Co have sold for client to a Dr.
KapIan No. "a 1st-ave., a three story dwelling
house 23x96 feet.
A Goldstein and r. Weidervotz have bought No
1444 Avenue A. a five story hathouse. on a lot
25x9s feet.
Colon & Eadie have bought for client from
Mrs Twigg No 25O West 23d1st.. four story and
basement dwelling house, and also the premises No
25s adjoining.
Reiter Newman & Mosauer have sold for Henry
VoIkening Nc 6Ss MorTs-ave.. northeast corner
of I54th-st a four story double fathouse. with
stores on lot 32xs feet; also Nos 6eS and 700 Nor
rfs-aye two four story double 1athouses with
siores on plot 64XS5 feet. and No 702 Morris-ave.
sourbeast corner OF 155th-st. a four story double
fethouse. with stores, on plot 32x9s feet. Also
sold FOR Henry Volkening No. 5l4 East l55th-st.,
Scr story triple nathOuse on plot 25xl13 feet Also
soG for p Highlander the block front on the north
60 ~ 1sgth-st, between Bathgate-aVe. and Loril
lard Pace a plot 2O2x6O feet. Also sold the two
.tarv brick dwelling house the side OF
"a ave $40 feet south Of lS3d-st, plot 70xliO
feet. - 4. ,-. ~ , 90. od a,,a
s,r story hathouse, on lot 26xs9 feet Irregular
u ~ ~ uocbbaum has bought through Philip Kronen-
,2ger No Li55 East 169th-st.. a two story frame
ppf5ss,re on lot aGEss.S feet irregular Also sola
.brough Philip Kronenberger. the northeast cofhsr
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30

Of Lafontaine-ave and Oak Tree Place, lot 25xs5
Haber. Dworkowitz & Haber have sold Bernard
aeGerer No $50 East lS4th-st. five story aou9!e
a. i3use on loL 2'xi90 Iest Also 500 t ~ 95,ieo m
feet.
John Fowle has sold to John J. McDermott No.
1850 Clay-aye., two story frame dwelling house
on lot 25xS25 feet irregular. -,
building. on lot 25xl001 feet, to Adolf MandeL VINO
owns the adjoining southeast corner Of lexington
aye I; and now controls plot l0ollx93 feet. -.
FIVE ne e Por9man ReS!ty Gompany has oomgh5 m lot fns 9
sarah Bischof has sold the five story hathouse
The Glantz Realty and Construction Company has
sold TO l. Bruskn, f. Rain and S. Pollock the six
on plot 37.6xlO5x irregular.
Emmet Edgerton has sold for Mary F. Bowling
No. 4S5 West 39th-st., four story tenement house
on lot 1 22XsSs feet; also sold for Arthur Goldsten
No; 2e9 West 26th-st four story brick tenement
Joseph P Tucker and Annie Draper have sold
ing houses 4gs on plot 87.511oo.1l feet a. a.
story tenement house No. 211 East 75d st, 25xl022
L: Goldman has sold Nos go and % East 1OSd-st..
n SIX story tenement house plot 5Ox1OO11 feet.
Phllip Halkenhauser has sold to Pietro Pinto and
Ichee Naquinto No 15S East 1Oth-st., four story
eS CoRn eGgIe on lot 23loo feet and Samuel
Louis Lese has bought from Frank Glaser Nos
~ ana 2J9 East 123d-st two three story dwelling
houses on plot 296xlCO1i feet
Mary K. Meyer No. 1O9 East i02d-st fve story
HIathpuse I on lot 23Xloo1I feet. Louis Barnett was
a Max sturtz has sold for Julius Tishman No. el4
c5X9S9 feet
n 1amdelbagm nd ( Levine have sold to Mrs Hatch
no 5lD 10 S4 West l19th hist three five story stone
'front.' hathouses. on plot 75x1O0I1 feet. Adam A.
Schopp was the broker.
Jacob Iantor has sold Nos. 462 and AGA Cherry
plot 31X979 feet
Schneider & Bachrach have bought the four
story tenement house. with stores. No. 2,149 Cd
aye aye on lot 25SxSO feet. Francis c. Cohen holds
BENJAMIN Florsheim has bought from Jacob L.
iL-lssner and Joseph Marks the new six story fiat
So feet 49, va A N
-EVeIetL B. Heymann has sold Frank B. Walker
I no: 40 81, Ann Save, five story 1athouse. The
PeaSe 4 Gilman have sold for John 7, Martin
No.. no; .. East 52d-st-, 14.2xIO05 feet The seller
bought the house in 1900
5r9t L24ls Becker Ike has sold for Dr. Charles E Den
hardt NO oSS West 159th-st. a three story brick
and stone dwelling house on lot 15xs9 II feet to
Mrs O. Agnes Dobbs of Ridgewood n J., for
ssTah a. IQ2ti Hdi & Co have sold for NJ Lemole to
house No. Ihompson-st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
DUPED BY WITZHOFF.
BeHepue (Ky.) Woman Robbed Of
81 800. She Says.
IBy Telegraph to The Trfbuns-I

Cincinnati. Aug 29.-Mrs. Bertha Schultx. OF
Bellevue Ky. married DR.. George Witzhoff.
New-York's bigamist. here four years ago. she
thinks. Two days after the wedding her hus-
band disappeared with $500 she had received
in a real estate deal and turned over TO him
Yes il is true. I married him. she said 10
dav but few people know It He was a dentfse
when I met him. The day after we We're mar
ried / sold a house and lot IN Bellevue and
turned the money. 81. 500. over TO him to open
an office. That night he took me to his homo
in Cincinnati The next day he bought theatre
tickets for myself and sister and when re-
turned from the show he gone An ak
pressman told us he had ordered his things
shipped to New-York."
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVERS.

The following receivers appointed yesterday by
Judge Holt in the bankruptcy branch of the United States
District Court:
Henry r. Barnes receiver business of B. Jassen
6 Co. wagon repairing. No 60 Couverneur-st. with a
bond of $500
Kronod. voluntary bankrupt. paper and twne. at No
sos Mercer-st with bond of $1,000
Henry Melville receiver of the business Of William A.
Iathrop voluntary bankrupt city Island. with
bond Of $1,000.
O s seymour receiver the business of c. l. Wright
Co incorporated photographers. No l32 West 14th-st
with d bond o. $1,000 -
George F Darrell receiver the business OF D JankOn
SON tobacco. No. 3I BOwery, with bond Of Sl,oUO
continue the business for ten days
Augustus Skicn of the business OF Phelps.
Mitchell * Co clothing u.aaufact turers No sol Broad
way with a bond $3.50.
No petitions in bankruptcy were hied
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30

Karpas. Gotilieb N. to william c; Cox: sih-ave.
G corner o0th-sti prior mortgage. $1,000; 1 800.
Loeb. William. r Jennewein jenninss-st No
schropp. Charles +, to Z Muhare; Ia wson-st. n
" corn corner r, union-aye prior mortgage s25.Ooo oo
Ebb, Coleman. J Clemens ana another, ls4th-st
Madden MchaeI to IS%yers rue Insurance g and
dRe @ @ bT 5se # Of 5000
18th st: due september 8 Iao5 5ia per cent 5000
Fl@Hoer r, Bernard 70 " r kohn; l87ih-st s.
Rfrrs: Flizabeth. g Dollar savings bank; plot
lands herebg conveyed being lo1 Of River 800
GIeIch, Harry and a Roahmore to German Society
81 city of New-York trustees: lS3d-st. No IA 90
# Of slst; 'aa yeara 5 1T @o's is..e 1900
Sc 8! No $40 l;ass sis5Oo due o0o
55f?er m5n 6gsmp S a"5 m snother s & e Sehsn
FuIer e. 3 J. to Thomson. i57yt-st, n $. 50 oo
or Sih-ave; due September |. 1909: per cent Zoo
Hunt 3osnn esf5e to WnSer ~, I lot 81 map 1000
l6rman 6rIne csTons IN, S, t9 hnse1 Bsgker.aye,
years So per ''p 5000
RamiePsli uni H Jon Iahn / shannon; linton
Russell Rose. 70 Robert / Reddeld Prospect ,.o
T,Ss aSe No t9l; FOL J year. per cent $50
osr 5s5ths5 ana a lot as3nGr ST. map '2 Wasehed Ssfs6
Kesrap. William. 70 George W silberhorn; i27th-
Lese. Louis. to II Bierhor 12ota-st, No $36 East;
Thornburn Alfred NJ to Title Guarantee and
IF9> ? years - .e... .'..., 1000
Schultz Edward, 10 r Huttemaier: Intervale
ave eos II OF Freeman year,
per 800
kaufman, Leopold American Mortgage Com
st: year 81 Per ass io'- II n .. 1850
no 2i5 to 2sl Vest " St ltr years Ber @ $4,000
# Of 16Sist 81 = ssl year per : 'O. 1000
( Dener. August. 10 : B CloCke: lots 1O3 and 1O4,
YEARS 81 per ssst nfn "or'sases SoVV 5000
Van Nest PsrS % vsars 3 S Der cent god $500
Nest pa4R year S9 / 81 S9eTe pT ;ent . god map 5000
It Of s5;as2. 50 : rsafs Der r. $500
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
RECEIVER OF REALTY CONCERN NAMED

Judge Mccarthy. of the City Court. has appointed
Leon F Wageter receiver for the New-York Realty
Corporation in a suit brought by Sidney r. Lash,
Judgment creditor The receiver is required give
a bond OF $500 This is not the well known company
Of that name.
Justice Giegerich. of the Supreme Court has ap-
pointed John A Wrede receiver for the rents Of No
23S West 122d-st. three story private dwelling
house. in a suit brought by Arthur J. Ridley
against James F Bannan. administrator, and
others 70 foreclOse a mortgage of $1,000
J. Barry LounsberrY has been appointed receiver
FOR the rents OF Nos. 80 and 252 West ll2th-st.
pending suit brought in the Supreme Court by
Abraham Ruth against Hyman HOrWitz and others
10 foreclose a second mortgage
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
WRECK SAVES TRAIN.
Freight Sent Into Ditch as PasSen-
ger approaches.
rBy TsIegraph 70 the tribune !

Burton Ind Aug. 29.-To save westbound
passenger train on the Chicago and Erie Rail-
way. the operator ct Kingsland. Wells County,
this afternoon deliberately wrecked freight
train on the Lake Erie and Western line
Right Of way across the Erie tracks had been
given to the freight train. when the operator
saw the Erie passenger train approaching from
the east II had passed the eastern semaphore
and was running at such high speed that it
could not be stopped. The operator threw the
lever which opened the deralling switch on the
Erie track and the engine and one car went lnto
the ditch The engineer. fireman ana heau
brakeman escaped without injury Trainc was
delayed for four hours.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
RICE CROP SMALL-PRICES RISE.
Thousands of Acres Abandoned Because
Farmers Are in Debt.
~ rslerrnph . - ,rr.nane. ]

Galveston. Tex. Aug. 29-With a reduction
OF over 80 per cent IN acreage and the scarcity
% labor The rice crop OF Texas and Louisiana
IS now estimated not TO exceed 3.2J0000 bags.
There is a greater demand for the cereal at this
season. which is running the price up TO cents
q pound for clean rice OF the new crop.
Reports from every point in the rice belt show
q poor stand for the late rice which constitutes
% per cent Of the crop. The mills combined
this season not 20 advance the growers money
and thousands of acres OF rice had 10 be aban-
doned in the middle OF the season, especially IA
Western Louisiana, where the farmers were In
debt
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
SUES FOR TIFFANY NINE.
Uerican Claims Title to Noted
Turquoise Producer.
IBy Telegraph to The tribune !

Santa Fe. n. NJ, Aug. 2S-The title 10 the
noted Tiffany turquoise mines near here. which
have long been in the undisturbed possession Of
the New-York jewellers and have produced i'm
1nense quantities of valuable gems, has become
involved in litigation, and the case is now
being heard by Chief Justice William J. Miller,
of Las Vegas. in this city.
The plaintiff. a Mexican. says the mines are
within the limits of the Jose Deleyba land grant.
which although rejected by the Court OF Prt-
vate Land Claims. has been before the United
States Supreme Court for adjudication.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The that of the debtor. the second that
Of the creditor. date when Judgment was hled:
Furhler William PA levin June IA. 1StJ--- SLAB -
Brand Charles W-City of New-i ork; becemte~ - -
y 1901 cancelled l+i %
Einhcrn Samuel-M Levy ct al, August 16 1900
HSaIy, Snsi,s fa5i1 a5 1saS. ~ 10
HeT2S f9,s,Ia Eap9 dr t,sr.s Angus: ~ % 20
k%PelmS9 aa9 simon - '.1.'.@ 5 a.. 2l2 10
,-tsrIoe r Trtfxl,. Nav. 4
$50, T1Sr u ~ = Mcbride. Aprf - 1906. SI
I5.,er, NJ TInTton:
I5-,r tIarrvf Iottenherg. June > 19tEi... -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
TO ENLARGE THE COIN HOUSE.

Plans have been filed for the enlargement and re-
modelling Of the four story and basement dwelling
house No West 56th-st-. owned by Mrs. J. P.
Coin into five story dwelling house. It will have
new facade of limestone and brick in the Colonial
ueslISn, with two entrances at the east and
ana with a double row OF bay windows from the
second story 10 the roof. The improvements
10 cost $1,000 according the estimate OF the
architect. w. W. BOsWnrth
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
MECHANICS LIENS.

63d-st No $40 East: Thomas ! Mooney agt
John BuzZupp- Michael Priory and limo
and John Torrsy contractors. ....-.. SIS Z
l4th-st, No 20 East John Peters.
contractors DV-' 90
and E \ Banagen owner and contrac1or 225 o
Adams-st 325 fl of Morris Park-ave.
Borsin & company, contractors 40
103dd-st. No 122 12S East: Norris Reuben
Epstien contractors ~ -.+'e' '.''N $50 2
Cnton-ave S, 50 fl Of 4th-st. 25x100; Carl
Stelzner agt jerome LeMonte owner Borgia
Inton-ave 5, 50 # of 4th-st. 25X100;
tractors .-,.'...". 20
aet Joseph King owner and contractor s71 5
Sd-ave No 1881 to 1895; William G Clark agt
tractor f.os-s.' CiS' ''''o '.'S'1. 500
S3d-st. No 346 East; Jacob Deckinger agt
Scuddeiare. owners: B Beck. contractor s5s 0
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
LEASE WEST SIDE APARTMENT HOUSE

Pocher & co. have leased the FIVE story apart
nnent house at the northeast of 6Sth-st and
Columbus for Albert J. Adams, for the term
OF ten years, at a gross rental Of $4,000 Also
leased four upper floors in the building at the
northeast corner Of 4lst-st and Sth-ave. for Isa-
dore Nash, for term Of years, for business pur-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

13sth-st s 12O Fl W Of ave: three
son owner " L summsrfeId srchiteet s1O5 600
5jth-st, $ go II " of 1lth-ave; for Two story
MoE5roy S@Ois sfo6itee3 ie5o 5000
126th-st Nos I1S and East: a story
arcGitedts rf ts'to4S9 oo1ooli lts'Ti'l 10000
Broadway Alley, corner 26th-st, for an eight
owner; Thain 1 Th9in architects 10000
Amsterdarn-ave. s. 90 II of 17sth-st; for two
five story brick hathouses and stores 40 AXES;
owner CHASER & Ebert arshitects 10000
5th-ave n l37th-st; for two six story
oWGers 0TITs ss g PeIbaa aPchitect 10000
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

,,..,,ar Nnrgaretha to ] 9 Christman. We0-
~,r-sve No /, ,397. years = -.
60 20 same; same property; due March j. lsDo
Saile Stt ANGELO 70 II II Cornell. lot SO, map van
SCI park: years. per cent. --.- .-.-..
r,,-,n Ellen 10 E.migrant IndustriaI SaVlhss
Pant st Ncholas-ave corner looth~s''
4,Sseniiuna Fannie. 10 II Nolper and anotheI'
fIth-st No 32T 10 33l East; due February l.
xyooIf Louis L. Valentine Behringeri 80 -
= g. 1876 Il OF 3d-ave; prior mortgage Slo'oVV'
y cent. o.
Rezzano Angelo. J Valentine; lot lZs' map
Van Nest Park 3 years. "a per cent soia, -,
faoss Jacob 70 William q Marks et al; l@ls,dSS. d
e LOO Il Of lst-aYe. prior mortgage. si-sV0''
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
LONG SALES LIST FROM PETERS 6 co.

William Peters & Co. have sold the following
parcels: For Agnes Decker TO Edward Hefferman
lot No. 30S of the Hunt estate. the east side Of
Jeherson-st 100 feet north of Morris Parkave for
- Rieper client plot 100x100 feet on the vest
side Of Madison-st., north OF Norris Park-ave for
Anna A. Kimber TO client family dwelling
house. the north side OF 179thst 95 feet west of
Boston Road for Peter O'Donnell to Jacob Mos
coMitZ building lot the west side of TTnionport
Road, 50 feet south of COlumbus-ave.. and for a
client TO a Mrs Goerg a two family dwelling house.
on the side of Hancock-st., south of Norris
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

2s6th-st II g 100 # W Of White Plains Road. 4cr
129: Stephen H Thayer. agent, loans Fred
Coluubus-ave. 8 g. 10 # Of Van Buren-st. 6oz
100: sadie Dtener loans Sadie 3 Clocke-
Beaumont-ave e s. 45O IT T. OF 1s7th-st. 51x1O0x
5Ox90: Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Com
pany loans Michael Madden. ..-....--- ...--.---
Hancock-st g s. 100 IT of Columbus 25x
100: T Emory CloCle, attorney, loans Mary Can
Van Buren-st, s 400 # OF Columbus-ave. 50x
100: same loans Angelo Rezzano. .--.-.-....-
24lst-st, n s so # OF Matilda-st. 33x1OO Annie
Ruser loans Caroline Harmann. .......-...-..
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Briggs-ave. n $. $50 # Of 4th-aye, for a one
story frame stable, 1sx2S; David Auerbach.
owner; Louis Falk. architect. .......-...-.--..
HoHman-st, W corner Of 1S7th-st. five story
brick tenement house. S5 Sxs4. 10: Baron & Dorf.
owners: Charles Clark architect. ...........--
Honman-st W s. 346 # Of 1s7th-st, for a five
story brick tenement house, S5XS2-1O Baron &
Dorf owners; Charles S Clark. architect...--.-
Lorillard Place corner Of 1sTth-st. for a hvs
story brick tenement house. 24-4IexsO; Baron q
Dorf owners; Charles Clark. architect.
Hunt-ave. s. S4s fl Of Bronxdale-ave. for
two story franc dwelling house, 21X0O; Thomas
Flynn, owner: Thomas W Lamb. architect
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
City Property for Sale.

~ Central Park West. psrfect order and wal rsus.
ro- particulars address TEACHERS BU11OLS0 All
TOAN ASSOCIATION. 1856 5th-ava. Nsw-Yo<A
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
DROPS DEAD BEFORE CROWD OF 10000
Oboe Player at Pittsburg Pleasure Ground
Dies as He Finishes Solo.
- TeIesraph b q Tribune- D

Pittsburg Aug 2s-Georse p. Dean. Of No. -
NIfes-ave. Cleveland. oboe player IN Robsrtson's
Nfuffarv Band. playing at Luna Park this week
droDped dead tonight after having finished a solo
In the overture from William Ten" Twelve thou
sand peOple were applauding him when he plunged
forward dead His father - connected with G>0
United States Steel Corporation
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30

~ NV hatr-vou know how. Don't lst them take
these beads of. I have put some change In your
pocket
Ny Caskey said last evening that hts win had
been suffering from nervous prostrarion Tor over
month as the result OF trolley accident on the
Boston Roao. near 173d-st. and that her ace ~
attributable to that alone
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
BUYS PLOT OF SIXTEEN ARvERNE LOTS.

Lewis II May Company CCharles F. Noyes Com
pany New-York agents. has sold for Jessie B.
Falk to Hugo Jaburg. plot OF sixteen ocean lots
on the westerly side of Wavecrest-ave, at ATverne
Mr. Jaburg VIII erect a summer home The plot
This plot is Of the best residential sites
ma lining uufuDDro,ed a ArVeTne.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
LIS PENDENs.

Lot 133 mortgage map Arden property. The
Bronx: Sarah Neal Thomas Gileran foreclosure
MORTGAGE: attorneys, De la Mare & Morrison.
1st-ave, n of 10Sth-st, 25.1Oxe5: Max Bern
stein agt North American Realty Company (spechc
performance; attorney, Hershheld
1lSth-st. No Is West; Louis Bernstein agt Sadie
Basel and another establish vendees lienl
attorney, =. Steckler
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30

4 CT QUICK, About 25 per cent on an investment ot
~ about $1,000, a 2d-ave- Tenement House, near
45ta-st. J. ". BLOCK World Buil1ins
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
Furnished Houses to Let-Country

RTISTIC HOME rent. furnished from October
~ thoroughly equipped suburban home Win stable;
Room Billiard Room. Electric Light, Linen. Plate etc
Rent SI25 per month. OWNER. Box 20. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
Country Property for Sale.

n seuteraans country place OF 200 acres odsrn rs.
shade fr1its e-c More pArrcHlA<N
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-30

S=161 EAST s1sT- -ST-Handsorne apartment;
lOI rooms and bath; every Improvement $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-09

exhilarating tonic, aid.
good healthy condition.
without charge.