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New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
LIS PENDENS.

Lots 1se and 100. map portion OF Hunt estate. Van
Nest Bronx; James Owens William Williams al
tacton 10 set aside deed): attorney. II NJ Greene
I12th-st 845 IT w of 3d-ave 16sx100.11 Emsrsnt
Industrial Savings Bank Henry John (fore-
closure OF mortgage; attorney, W c Orr.
Lot 1es. mortgage Arden property. Bronx;
jorie Flynn agt Thomas Geran and another (forscos-
ure of mortgage): attorney. NJ Levy.
Laight-st No 81: Jacob Brodie agt Bernard KeatnE
foreclosure OF nlortSase): attorney l. Schafran,
Saratoga-ave 9 so IL Newport-st. l0rxIOo: Al
bert Blum ast Eleanor Gobe ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage: attorneys. Meighan q Necrasulmer.
115th-st $40 II OF Lenox-ave. 125Sio0 III three
actions Albert NJ Harych agt Harris Mandelhaum ct
(parton); attorneys Eisrnan a Levy.
Lexington-ave. No 1s3s TO l.s41 Gordon
other Jacob Sganga al faction
les len,; attorneys. Ensei. Enxei a oppenheimer.
18sth-s, so2 II of Cypress-ave. Tsx1oo: Charles
Flynn Loreny Weihor rsrnoyu
encroachuienp; attorneys weschier 4 MysxA
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
A BIRD IN THE TENDERLOIN.
Arrested for Vagrancy-says Naughty
Things to the Sergeant-Held.

beautiful Mexican parrot with a yellow breast
end a mildly red head. landed In the Tenderlon
police station last night a charge of vagrancy
He was found in Bryant Park by Patronan Ben
ser. Half a hundred youngsters were irving TO
capture him when Benser appeared. Benser has
domestic tastes. and tender spot in his heart for
a vagrant. especially one showing outward signs
OF refinement. Captivated 10y its alluring beauty
he named the Mexican Prince Edward
"A royal name" he though. for royal bird
Poor Edward" he said soothingly. you're out
OF your sphere even in Bryant Park, and the Ten
oerloin amt no palace"
Under the lights which have led nobler souls to
perdition. Prince Edward became awfuly noisy
and soon convinced the policeman that the atmos-
phere Of that section best adapted to his
nature He greeted q policeman on the northeast
corner Of 6th-ave. and 2Sth-s in flowing gutturals
that would have done credit Turk.
When he reached the station Edward tired of
his captor's company and few away. then stepped
into the station and perched the rail before the
sergeant million vagrants have leaned their
arms on this rail. The sergeant was awfully busy.
He didn't even lift his eyes but in a stereotvped
fashion yelled out:
What's yer name? Where were We born? What
have ye been doin'? Why did We do it? Did We do
&? Are ye married." Never word said the
''one Of these independent chaps. suppose.
Ia akes ld Staton mouse fqT GEN and the sergeant
broke his silence What he said shocked the Ten
rs it a foreigner we have of1cer?" the sergeant
demanded Then his head raised TO the level Of
Edwards proud breast
Mother OF the saints an orangeman-and a par-
roti he yelled. What's the world comm to- any
how?'
An iTpudent rascal" Saws the sergeant. Lock
Later In the night Mrs. B. Berthaune Of No 6s
west e4th-st; called at the station and said she
had lost her Mexican parrot.
Mrs. Berthuane exclaimed when she heard fhe
bird: That's not Poi don't want that
bird. Why, our Poll never said such borrid
things"
Just like him though: has his features, his eyes,
ms colors everything hut that tongue Even If
IL is our Poll. don't want it
"Au revoir madame Edward said
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
WILL OPEN RICH TERRITORY
New Railroad Planned Between PennsvI.
vania Points.

Cleveland, Aug. 9.-"The Plain Dealer to-mor-
row will announce that the successful bidders on
the building of the Lake Shore line from
Franklin. Penn. TO Brookvile. Penn. have been
selected and that the contracts will be signed bv
Chief Engineer Rockwell. in this city, before the
end OF this week. The four contracts call for the
expenditure of approximately s4OOOOoO 1t is not
expected that the road will be finished before the
end of 1907.
This line, which will connect with the Jefferson
and Franklin division of the Lake Shore road taps
territory rich in anthracite and is significant not
only on this account. but because is understood
the line may be extended in the distant fut,lre
far as Cearfield, Penn, where it would connect
Central road. -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
THIRD ATTEMPT TO BURN HOUSE.
Man Found Leaving the Hall Arrested on
Suspicion.

For the third time within four weeks attempt
. burn down the four story tenement house at No.
III Adams-st.. Brooklyn, made early yesterday
morning.
Mrs Michael Manley who lives on the top floor
rmelled smoke and made Investigation and found
4 fire had been started in a bundle Of cloth Gov
Pred tubing near the air shaft Hearing footstep ps
IN the hall, Mrs Manley followed a man out the
soor and had him arrested. He said he had been
calling Young the ground floor
and was on his W. for some beer. Although
he young women coTrobOrated his story, he was
held for examination on technical charge of va
francy. In the Adams-sf. yesterday.
The first fire IN the house found outside the
soor OF Ars. Mary Costello, the third floor at
O'Clock IN the morning A bundle of oil soaked
.ags was found blazing. Two weeks later Mrs
Maney found old shirt smoldering IN the hall
aear her door at O'Clock IN the morning.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Beach ave. s. 100 II Of i52d- four five story
brick tenement houses. 81. txss: Ignafz Flortorn
Association. owner: Louis c Maurer architect 81
Lchanon-st. n :. 22o II " OF Bronx Psrk-ave: two
story anS attic frame dwelling house. 2Zxae;
Francis J. Uns~-. owner. William Krain. srchi-
Marien-ave $. $50 n OF io5th-st: three story
frame dwelling house. 2ix53 81 r Flagg ner+
George " Flag architect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1921 at. s. 20 Y Of 81 Ann's-sve: two story
brick stable. 35N1oo: Delaney & Reilly. owners;
F7ul Hunter. architect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nebster-ave. opposite 19sth-st two storE
brick fire station. l3OSs3; New York Central and
hudson River Railroad Company. owners; Reed
4 stern. architects Observation-Disclosures
brick power station. 1SoxTi Nevr-York Central
Railroad. owners: Reedk& stern architects.
ioSd st, june. Ion Of Nneridan-ave; two story
brick power station. t1xA42, New York central
railroad. owners: I.SAd & stern architects
MarnliCn ave. s leo n of f7stt-st. two story
frame dwelling house 21x64 Paul Dannhauser.
owner Louis Fax. archtect. ...................
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY + J Roberts: 50T 144th- n 1I7.3 II of Am
sterdam ave ledx99l1: story bk dwg h: T: Rogers
agt r. Logan al: Oakes & Van a. attys ? NJ Gran
BY II a sherman: ~ i3ist st, 1929 n y %
Madison ave. Is. 2x99 n 3 story dwg n: " Wilcot
trustee. etc Caroline 4 Brundage; G \ Bishop atty
$40 40
b j Day: Carmire st. lis n " Of Minetta
mine-st 40 SllxlT sx6I 3x5l 4 Csrminest story hx
ten h and store; Abigail Farrell Jacob Cohen ct
al; IosenzweS. at5y; Hoffman. ref; amount due
$1,000 u, SS25 n Of
Columbus 1Sx1022 story bk dw2 h: Ellen King
agt Annie J Yuie al: Davis r. attys: Z J Nathan
ref; amount due. s22 166 S. taxes. etc. 81 234 o.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Broadway corner 51th-st: for n four story
brick garage, 543x1l13: Eichberg owner;
Iowinson architect. .............., Z
liIth ct. Nos $40 and 521 East: for SIX story
brick nathouse. %. 6x57.l1: T. Cohen. owner.
bernstein e. Bernstein. architects. ...--...--.--
Sd-aVe corner tsth-St: for six s,ory brick
hathouse. ~. sx69. Weinstein. owner; Bern
stein & Bernstein. architects. s...........-..-....
both. 81. ,. 212.6 n Of ID for six story
brick tenement house. with store 3I.6xSI.S; A
Jacobs owner; Horsnburger & strsub. aren't
tects ............-... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
foft washington ave. " corner 1t5th- 81. lFr
brick vault. 40xts0: New York Institute for
Deaf and Dumb owner: n Fouchaux. arcnl
=. - Q 3 .
1I5th ST. E, 100 II Amsterdam ave: Tor four
nve story brick Gathouses. s3.CxSf II; NtnsioN
Realty Company. owner; Nafka sons. j.,
sICnlltLIs . . . . . . . -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

The following judgments were fled yesterday. the
first name being that of the debtor:
Ayres Charles M-James McC-eArv & Co... s2aT as
Armstrong. Charles R-whe-ltng Corrugatins
Anderson William NJ Cnot sunlrnone5,- same f23 10
,Sensen. George H-Patricx W Culliuan
Blsching Ernst--Sane costs -.-.---.---- ia ~
Brokhaline. Edward Fl ALFRED Rro&halne 95s 20
Colleran Michael and John Summonei,-Bsr
nard Campbell and another. Observation-Disclosures.
Clark. Dora-James Weisand. ................
Diamond Fhilip-CharIeS White .............
Dyer. George mot summonedl and HenTy-Se-
EicRn S1g Ti %s% and M HimsS
Desrosers. Hospia-Walter Maud .056
Frev, Alexander and Margaret-Charlss L Appel Is
Fenison. Joseph James Weigand IS
Company ........'..' s791
t,s5s sg..u. rssssas MsEsr: !, : i, y,.s,, s9%
Galgan. Thomas PEdward CiaTvey. etea 81
Grseop FranE Hsnd ssas s. s.
Gregory, H-Same.
Gebend. Josef-NaonaI Cash Register Company. 1ae -
Gilbert. William Holm II Wemers- 103 10
Ciagnier Joseph-Walter .......... 1858
Lab EsSerss EqEhafn 9Sh ). Maud Ss S g
I<efebvre. r A-Same .........-....... 1OS6
AlSert-Sebastian
Mestanz Liqbomir Rwilliam H Mcserole. 4l5 q
McDune Bernard (not summoned'-FIenry
Rosenthal Charles H 4solian c'onpany .... ss2 Ss
Schult, Henry C-Michigan Condensed Milk Com
sa~ysr Joseph d. Robert Fl McCirath sess IS
SilveTstein. Isaac John-Constantine 2 Ca
Schroeder Frederick I.-United Wine ard Trading
schano George exr-I4sna 1Oes l6
Whitney. Bonner and another. IS A.
Wurm 1ss "a
The Fidelity and Casualty Company Of New-York
New-York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company-Thornas Finnegan S.i6l e5
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Hueert-st. whole front between West and
Washington SITS: J z Bidstrup Varick Realty
COMPANY July Is 1905. o22 i3
featuring Company same July q -, 6s42 2
same property: Herman & Grace agt same july
2s 1905 s447 90
July p. 1905. .'".' s7s2 IS
same property; Nulcanfte Paving Company ast
same; July Is. 1905 10 90
Hewitt Place S. 100 fl n of Macy Place 5ox
100; Fred Schnaufer agt Csthsrine Meehau 81
al: December %. 1904 Cby bond1 TOO
Ftlmorest g. f15 of Morris Park-avs:
Charles Cook agt Tuchman kaufman: july
8 1905 -. ss5 90
ct al; July rs 1905 10 90
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
WOMEN CHASE WILD" MAN.
He Has Caused a Reign of Terror Around
Waterbury.
[RY TELEeRAPR 20 THE TR1RrNE.l ]

and Mrs. Mary Joy. armed with a gun. chased
wild man into the woods their home in
the Park Road yesterday. Realizing late- the
Hanger attending their action they were much
frightened. The uncled man is brown as
berry. He seen acting strangely. and was
fhy deer when the women him behind
the Lecour nllIshed.
Get Of here" said Mrs. Lecour, ''or I'll
shoot"
he naunbed something himself and scoffed az
them Then they with the gun and he fed
their approach. Cows have been MIXED. 20.
latoes. and cucurabers stolen, anG there is
almost reign Of terror in the locality. The
Is now being hunted by posse Of farmers and
socal detectives
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
ENGAGEMENT RING LOST ON BEACH.
sirl Regrets It-Boy Gets It-For Girl, Joy
Five Dollars for Boy.

Fred Ohus. a twelve-yesr-old boy Of Far Rock
fxTsv is s. richer than he yesterday morning
u.t because his eyes were quick 10 detect diamond
sng lost in the sand The ring was lost by
sretty girl who sitting the beach with her
lance listening the cld old story. so often told
a., the sad sea waves Suddenly she missed her
...ernent ring Loud were her cries of distress.
- in a moment half dozen boys were at the
,lsee looking for the sparkler- Ohus found II and
tsnded IN 10 the delighted girl
With word Of thanks the girl escort nahded a
8 tIi 20 the waiting boy, and then the couple
tur.ieG aRay
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
TARRED TRACK TIES UP TRAFFIC.

lBr TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
Passaic \. J.. Aug. 9.-An attempt was made
tonight to wreck Hackensack bound trolley car
in the Bogart Heights section of Lodi. by some
unknown persons. probably Italians. When the
car which left this city o'clock reached
sharp curve at the top of steep hill the tracks
were found 10 be covered with tar. Investigation
showed that least three barrels of tar had been
spread the track in distance of twenty feet
Traffic was tied up.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
RAILROAD LEASES BIG POWER HOUSE.

Montgomery Maze, lessee of the Grand Central
Palace and president of the Grand Central Palace
Company, has leased to the New-York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company for about three
Central Palace building and the building at the
northeast corner of 44th-st. and Depew Place
known as the Grand Central Palace powerhouse
at rental of $74,010 a year
This arrangement does in any way affect the
occupancy OF the upper part of the building by the
Grand Central Palace Company and its tenants.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
COULD NOT STAND PROSPERITY.
Riches Brought Drink, Attempted Murder
and Suicide to Allentown (Penn.) Man.
EBT TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrRUNE.l

lBf TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Allentown Penn. Aug. 9.-Threatened with de-
tentlon in sanatorium to prevent his dtsgracng
himself at a reunion Of three thousand members os
the Ritter family to-day. Oliver c. Ritter this
morning choked his wife until he thought she
was dead and then hanged himself to tree on the
edge of his place. half a mile away
He recently sold 300 Of land to the State
Tor an insane hospital site. and with $4,000 de-
rived from the sale began TO drink so heavily that
his mind was upset. and he often threatened to
XII his whole family. Two physicians are attend
lhs the unconscious Wife Her windpipe is rup-
tured and she is not expected to recover
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
MANY DEALS BY PETER AxElRop.

Peter Axerod has sold for Mr.. Moskowitz to
the Rrulewttch Realty Company plot. 125x1co Il
feet on the north side of 122d-st. feet west of
Amsterdam-ave. Also sod for Mary A. NalIy No
241 West 115th-st FIVE story fatbouse an q 1ot
29xl0tu feet TO a Mr. Alderman. aud for Mary
a lot 25XlO0I1 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Bryant-st, s. go IT n Of I72d-st 25xf0o: the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company loans Henry
e % o. % . =
1:cth-st S. les IT y Of Pleassnt-ave SS SxfOa II
X irregular: Harris Mandeltaum and Fisher
Levine loan Max Epstein and Harris Cohen
Madison-ave corner a7th-st, 100 1fxa5: Man
nados Realty Company loans Metropolitan Con-
struction Company Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

FRANK T, FITZGERALD. a Surrogate Of ,h.
county OF New York. notice hereby TO All per-
scns having claims against Elizabeth NJ Bunker OF
tne county OF New York deosaaed to the
.n vouchers thereof to tho subscriber at place Of
uAnsactnk business at No. 40 Wall Street the Bor-
ouxh of Manhattan In the City OF York on or b.
toie tho 10Th day of August nsxt-
rteo. New YORK the 9th day OF February,
AEI EIHOP0LITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK. Executor -" NN ~
,fA.soNS SLossoS MILvAINE. Attorneys for
York City. N. Y. - -'o"
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
DlsPosEs OF THE SYCAMORE

Arthur Mundorff has bought from Sol Simon the
Sagamore, six story apartment house No IG:
West 1Z7th-st 1t occupies plot 5Oxlo0 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY 7 Day: 100 Charlton-st. :, y of Washing
tons tsxex65 exso story bk loft and store bldg l.
Suydam agt l. l. Chamberlain al; CQuackenbush A.
attys; " l. Webb. ref: S34 15 taxes.
etc $l4G4 81 to the plaintiff s52. 500
" cor 1I9th-st, 25Xiesa. Chapman
ct al: " McNulty atty; Randolph Hurry. parti
ton; to Johanna Chapman for 81 IT5.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is debtor that Of
the creditor. when Judgment hled:
Jaeger Herman J-Amerfcan Miniature and Dec
grated Lamp Co 81 1903 .............. 9ss
Katzman Neustadt. Nov II, 1902.
Mandel. Max-R Jacoby, Oct A. 1904 ss4 81
Agency Dec s 1904 1ae p
1893 % $50 ss
saadno. Anthony Diocate al June ~ 1903 1oe 41
Same-A Frankel. Aug TO- 1903 245 16
Patcheft Bernardo Helinger. Mar 4. 1902
ceIled5 neutrality-suspicious.. sIT
Cvaeated1 s4
Varisck Realty Co and National Surety Co
Crocker Wheeler Co. March H. 1904 reversed) 15s5 81
City New-York-P Silverman. May is. 1905. %
Same Laor. June 8 1905 215o So
Ssme-E BRADY. May "a. 1905 300
Same-C Falco June q. 1905 2S4
Same-T W Kiernan May %. 1sS-
Same c. z Monnell Co. May 20. 19oS.....- As 81
Pulls. June 10. 1905 1oeT 1e
Same-A Munnaliy April 1905. 16T
Same-D Jarrin April "a. 1905 PA IS
Same Herman and another. Mar Is. 1905. a26o -
Same-R Wolf. April 10. 1eS 26To 81
same-T Wood. May 13. iseS.-...-...-.. 2sOT e2
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
REPORTED NOTES.

f. N,gPescia & Co. have leased to a client for a
term of years the four story business building No
2lsS 3d-ave; also leased for Dr. Knopp to a client
No. 1S2 Chrystie-st "'uS7
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
FIRM BUYS e5TH-sT. PARCEL

Horace s. Ely & Co have sold for the Matrono,,-
tan Trust Company as trustee to MandeIhaun, E. !
LEVINE Nos. 1e8 and 100 West G5th-st two four
stoly c"elhhs houses. on plot 36x1005 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
A LExINeroNAvE. coRNER PLOT SOLD.

y. A. Berwn & Co. have sold for the Whiteha
Realty Company to a client the northwest 9corne
of 24th-st. and Lexington-ave This property wa
sold at auction few days ago
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
REALTY HOLDING co. A BUYER.

NJ & L. Hess and the Cruikshank Company have
sold for Charles H Phelps jr, and other persons to
the Realty Holding Company, No. 147 West 24th-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
MECHANICS LIEN.

22d-st. Nos 21T and POI East: James DUFFY
Herter Realty Company. owner; Peter HArter.
contractor
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
BOSTON REAL ESTATE MORE VALUABLE

IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEl
Boston. Aug 9.-Res estate valutions in this city
have jumped sl5,ocooOo this year.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
BIG WEST SIDE PLOT REPoRrgp SOLD.

The estate of State Senator Bixby is said to have
sold plot 125x1001 Il feet on the south side of
Lsth-st, l50 feet east of Amsterdam ave -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
Surrogates N0ticea

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of ths courtv =,
New York Is hsreby all persons h.y,n
claims William H Hurlbut.
New York decsased to the same with voneb.ps
thereof the Subscribers their
business at the ONCE q the MetopoltAn Trust Company
ouxh Manhattan. the City New York On or hsSo
the 10th of October next Dated York IN. am
day April. 1905. 80 WI
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY ov,
NEW YORK. MARGARET II. HURLBUT Executor,
PARSONS, CIOSsON MILvAINE. Attorneys Tor Ex
ecutors 81 William ST.. New York City. ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
HobOken.
STEVENS SCHOOL.

THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF irn
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
River Street. between 6th and 9th SITS Hoooksn y j.
REOPENS SEsPTEMBER 18TH 1905
Registration day for applicants Tor admission on SS
temher 18th. =,
September.
Oornplets courses os study preparatory 20 al lnls'
stiles. Colleges. Schools Science, and Medtotne
Tho OF tuition classes SiSo year. '1
500 tern These terms include all the studies
For catalogues apply the Principal OF stevens Scn'
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
CAFE SUMNER CAMP fer Young men and boys ss,
~ cornpanied by college Rainpraof tents GOV
food. beautiful localities, boating bathing. fishing ane
visits SeRshors.
supervision small full particulars al
dress MAPLEVOOD CAMP. Concordvtile Del Co. Pa
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

Board and Rooms.
1.-THE ALABAMA.
EAST l1TH-ST., NEAR 5TH-AyH,
Elegant apartments; private bath i,,,ustr
meals for Sis; &22 weekly roor, ana bts
81 per day: paror bedroom and bath eS BrsakrssS ~
lunch. &c.. dinner. 15c. transeaa- TsIephons s7so
0ramsrcy. -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
School agencies.

.,nI,;.a MN,EnlcAN p AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
TO teesorn Tsachsr1 rutorA ste
MA shSEl. Sn,,Sn Snd Er,m,ii:s Apply to
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

KYE SEMINARY address
Mrs s. J. LIFE Th- Misses STOWE. Rye. New YORK
HOLY ANGELS.
Collegiate Institute Girls. conducted by School
Sisters OF Notre Dame Catalogue application Fort
Lee, n j.
NTORAvIAN SEMINARY Girls. Bethlehem Pa
vi Founded IN fT49 156h year opens Sept. 2Oth Adj
J. MAX HARK. ID. d. Prin-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

For Young Ladies-Country
Academy of Saint Joseph-in-the-Pines,
BRENTWOOD. " 7
The Academy of Joseph. Boarding School Young
Ladies' pleasantly located Region LonS
Island Curriculum embraces the Primary Grammar.
Academic Post-Graduats grades special Studenls
may pursue elective studies IN English. Mathematics.
Foreign Languages Vocal and Instrumental Music Draw
Ing. Painting. etc
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
JUOGM EHTS.

The following judgments were filed yesterday. the
first name being that of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

For Boys and Young Men-City.
MANHATTAN COLLEGE
Christian Brothers. Boarding and Day schcA~
Broadway and l31St
COURSES LEADING TO r. A. b :.
Engineering.
Modern Languages. General Science.
Pedagogical and Commercial
also n Preparatory Department.
Reopens Sept IL. BROTHER EDWARD. FRESlpsNs
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
Country Property for Sale.

Country Property for Sale.
ENRUTr FARM FOR sALE--FTu- house. barn and ca--
IL riage house, eighteen all fruiteS
peaches and grapes ready pick Price s. 500. -
other farms 70 SELL price $500 70 S2OG00 T. :
NORTHPIP. NiItor. Y. Y.
ANYWHERE IN EESTCHESTER co.
Country homes farms COOLEY q WEST, nc Main
Office. White Plains and Mount Vernon
MUST BE SOI.D-Three corner lots a. great sacrfare
Nt square from sfatIon. CsryI Tonkers. v Ans
residences surrounding plot Address OWNER AG25
Race-s+ Philadelphia. Penn
II ARGiE TRACT OF GROUND FOR SALE IN WEST
L. Philads admirably located. prices
application LAND Sc URITT COMPANY I6Os Real
F.stafe t}uiidinE. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

$4,000
5000
5000
$4,000
10000
10000
100000
450
ffWD
$500
5000
$1,000
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
City Property to Let.

ITO LET-NF.U BRICK HOUSE rooms; hot and cold
in each bedroom. all improvements. $50
Apply premises SEQ 3Iorrisave ITssh-st
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-25
6'f-A
THE BOAST OF HEALTH.

1t Often Precedes Serious If Not
Fatal Sickness.
All doctors know that just before
death the patient often experiences
what is called a rally" nature making
apparently her last stand against the
symptoms which we call death, and it
Is quite likely that the feeling which
induces men to boast of health Is of the
same kind-an effort of nature to pro-
tect us against the coming sickness
which the body has recognized, though
the mind has not. The phenomenon
occurs every day in the cases of con-
sumptive patients, who brighten up
and grow hopeful just when the disease
Is about to strike it's hardest blows,
and it is quite possible that it is more
frequent than has yet been recognized
that the approach Of fever, for exam
pie, is signaled by an unusual con-
seriousness Of health. II have never
felt so well in my life" says the pa
tient, who twenty-four hours after is
lying PROSTATE and whose friends quote
his statement as illustrating once more
the ancient and depressing belief.
The boast had nothing to do with the
Illness, but it preceded it, and men, at
tracted by the violent contrast, almost
instinctively link the two together as
In some way and to some extent cause
and effect. Next time those who heard
it, If they feel that rush Of health in
their veins, will avoid Boosting Of It,
and the relation Of the two will escape
attention. Moreover. It must not be
forgotten that boasting Is of itself a
sign Of weakness. either temporary or
permanent, and that consequently fail
ure follows boasting more frequently
than 1t follows silence. The perfect
driver says he Is perfect just when he
Is most careless, and the resulting
spill Is remembers when the thousand
and one escapes dine to tie some .d.iv-
er's skill and hartihood are clean for
gotten. London Spectator.