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New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At il vesey-st--By Joseph p Day: LOSS oth-ave. s.
81 10 of s6th st 1oxl1o2 brk and stone dwg
with extension: voluntary sale: 50 49th-st s. bet
Srt and 9th ares 21xoo5: Columbia College easehofe
stx brk n executors sale estate OF
Johanna M Williams, deceased 2o2 36th-s 81 IT "
7ta-aye dwg n; executors sale estate
~ & f,arneau deceased 124th-s 1896 II " OF
Tnnox ave 6xle0Il: single fl h. executors sale
$50 d ave w 3s 4sth-st. ls6xIt sty ten h.
with store sale; estate OF Diehi deceaseo
5s5 4. ana sty dwg hs voluntary sale: ParS
,rntarv sale 2o4 II n OF lfsthst i9A
yosawn Il4x200: voluntary SALE Bolton ftoao
ss|b and 2o9th tpropose6) and Lower Bolton tt3ao
Lioc 1aa 1lx4s5x also gore plot OF Lower oolo
sas vfen6ing of y Central X H. voluntary
-. - ,-d vvssb,-eJoD
sauare West Washington Place 5oxs4.eN trres &
nd brh and ST Gwg rs Xo4uilisIs s
BY Phip sInyth: 1oe 1l3th ST. n $ lSO y W oI 5ao
60 e5x1fsaII- double h; voluntary sale, lst
aenox ave s. ;112 IT of li9ths lsxsa sly ,- Or, r.
sns dwr n; voluntary sale; 59J Eagle ave $ 20 II
os Nesfrheste-aye 25xi2oa vacant voiuntaTy Sc
$50 Earle-ave 3o2 IT of WestchesteT-aFe' ZON-"s.
voluntary sale ~,
,nlrbus-a 2sx1oo: sty dwg h: Z M Monjo ai,d
another act {; a widmayer al; Z l. Busne att4 : II
crdway. ipartitiorJ. -. ,--..o
estaf. situated on Boulevard, Robbins ano
cypress issth 14oth and isis sts voluntary
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14

pe,s,erad Transpacifc dispatched via Vancouver
Victoria Tacoma Seattle which close m previous
day1 close at Postofce. Newfork as FOL
japan Korea China Philippine Islands, Via Seattle.
close at p m November % for dispatch per 6
Japan Korea China Philippine Islands Especially
addressed only. via Tacoma, close at November
aiti o and Marauesas Islands Francisco close
at o D. m. November II for dispatch per Marposa
zealand Australia (exeept WesD, New-Caledonia.
samoa Hawaii and Fiji Islands via San Francisco.
close at 8 p, N. November Is for dispatch per s. 8
80, for Nev-Zeaand arrive time
win this dispatch extra mafs-closing at $50 M,
and & d m@will be made up apd forwarded the
arrival of Cunard steamer)
HAWAII Japan Korea China and Philippine Islands via
San Francisco close at . p M November 70 Tor os-
pateh peScen per Parceis-rost Maisp Korea China
close at 6 J.. m. November 81 for dispatch per s.
& n m November 80 for dispatch Y. s. Transport
ri Islands Australia texcert West, and New Caledonia.
December for dispatch yer Aorans
Hawai- Japan China and Philippine Islands via
san Francisco close at p m December for dspatcn
aanrbgria excep Mulieu Newehwang and Pore Arthur
siberia IS at Iresent forwarded viz Russia
NCTFlnless otherwise addressed. West Australia Is
Forwarded Europe New Zealand via san francisco.
and in the Chinese Province or 1unnan
via British India-the quickest routes Philippines
specialy addressed via Europe must be fully prepaid
Francisco exciusively Parcels-Post fer
Zealand and Australia dncluding West Austraa)
via san Francisco exelusively
WILLIAM R. wItLCoX Postnss'er nnr
The winds along ire New England and middle Atlan-
will be fresh high northwest on me south
variable on the lower axes north west.
on the upper lakes, fresh nsrth r,,a. , ,,,
have fresh 70 brisk northwest wn fair
TO the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
EAST SIDE BLOCK FRONT SOLD.
PARCEL COMPRISES TEN NET FLdTHOuoES IN ~
NUE. 4 FROM GOTH TO 10Th ST
To 4ncrfenf Houses Loft Building IN an EachdngeDo'
to7cu Structure Leased for Long Term Of Years

M cohn & Co and Potsdan1 Levin & Friedman
have sold ten six story fathouses being blilt Oh a
plot 20oxl75 feet. the east side OF Avenue a. a.
from seth-st to 7etIl-st. for the keah-ENa''''i
Company to Levy & Friedman
nsi.nc, :. smith has sold for the estate of L. A
Kramer Nos I3a and I'll Spr:ngst.. northeast COT :
ner of Wooster-st seven story loft bu1id1ns. oii "
plot 54x1oo feet Samuel r. Belts me pUsel
gave in part payment the Arragon ana ->sr< 80
apartment houses. at the southwest coiiei "
ST and Broadway. recently reported sold
The Charles r Noyes Company has leased Tor zen
years the buildings No. 100 John-st- and No. 10
Platt-st TO the teasbey & NIattison Company ne
agcrerate rental including taxes and insurance
oSSsrpee which are to be paid by the tenant, is
ahoif SIS 600 This property was sold by the same
brokers last week TO a client -, -.
The Keasbey & Mattison Company VIII take poSS- PCS
session of the John-st. building as soon as S ta,S
is rassed The structure No. 15 Platt-st Is leaseo
to T7nrerer & Co until 1907 and the keasbey q
esa-fisor Company assumes this lease Ihey nave
not decided whether not they viii occupy hls
building when the lease expires.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
BUILDING LOAN CONTRAC I S.

Lincoln ave s. whole front between lSoth anu
I37th SITS 200x100 feet Manhattan MOI ftsas7
Company loans Nichols Con1cFn rea''s $50 600
112thest s. $50 # o Broadway. 50xleo- II iee.'
Meyer vesell loans Joseph kieinfeio anu 'a 10000
112th-st, $, 800 fl e of BroadNay' ''NiOo ' 10000
s5h ll9 # Of Avenue s,,ei Al Kspfman 10000
173d ST & a5 IT Of Audubon ave. f5xloo feet'
New-York Mortgage .f ana .o,nnan1 ~ 10000
1osth-st 9 8 200 fit e of 5ti-ave, 25x1oo11 feet:
Max Kramer ana lien hen'E E,sensisir IL 900
f~rimmine-aye n w corner 141st-st, 21xSo2 feet:
the commonWeaf'h ,In, mo''saee oNsp". s % 600
OF Avenue A. 2oxlo22 feet
same loans ~ Relslerr freuoeii"e''" hea''s % 500
Rairoa6-ave. l56th-st 14aoH4oiV
feet. Morris ave n @ corner i55th-st. 12ok
l6e 3: same loans L'oewenthai Rea''s anu 10000
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
COUNTY JAIL BAD =
Secretary Mclaughlin OF Prison
Conn mission Criticises Conditions.

Albany Nov 13.-In his inspection report 20
the State Prison Commission to-day, secretary
Mel aueblin calls attention to a lack of efficient
discinline and oversight in the Kings County
Jail, on Raymond-st., Brooklyn. He says:
Actual sunervsion is left to TRUSTEES " instead
of being exercised by the paid officials ine
keeper still entertains the erroneous notion that
he cannot compel q court prisoner TO even Keep
his own cell clean. and as a great majority OF
the prisoners are court prisoners the present
undesirable conditions largely result from that
false conception of his power and duty
Practically all the prisoners in the TombS n
New-York City. court prisoners. There the
warden has no difficulty III enforcing the ruIe
that each man must take care of his own cell
This rule is enforced in Binghamton and, IN
fact i'm every well regulated Jail where the
official in charge is properly qualified for ms
work The proper care of big prison ike TINS
ton to duty on the part of every official w me
prisoners may be compelled to do the actua
work. the supervision and bossing should DC
by the officials.
Regarding the women's prison. the inspector
says:
The Objectionable practice of herding so many
women together i'm large dor1nitorles. ana tne
exposure of all the women prisoners TO the
danger of fire still continues. The interior OF
this building is of wooden construction and is
{. veritabIe fire trap. Brooklyn is r1ch ana
cultured city and should without further delay.
construct q new building for the proper housing
of its prisoners
The report on Sing Sing Prison contains this
paragraph:
AS the Governor. by virtue of an act passed
by the last legislature, has appointed special
commission to inquire and report to the legIs-
lature upon the matter of remodelling TINS
prison. or building a to take its place,
we do not deem it necessary in this report 20
enlarge upon its present condition
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Nathan sss "a sn2thsF @ TO orfas:s Fns EsS5
prior ortgages So 600 years per s eent ;. 10000
Company: Madison ave No 557 demand. 10000
osgf FEneS5 6f is2 i 'esIs nap wiiton s Port
''i5tsh PsnioId2aTe 50 i5a # Of
ga ld5 to Io7 East @ years per $4,000
Ar6aRf 1aR Nest dns PaF TO fsa[ F2omn Re ew No
30. v year "a ner r cent .....4...... 5000
e ss, Ts Has a S sna s"n
Monfred Max to < Clarke: i52d-st $. 154
4 9f Robbins @ @ & year p per M icbis, 1000
s, ysss s.n: s5oasr'v ssnsns s5Sss ssss
and Healing Company: Creston-ave, $ 275l .oo
# of 1ssth ST. year per cent t.. -. - 1900
iin 4s IT atd $ Of 1sstst: t prior mortgage, $4,000
carf ark Ma Nathan E Maiaer3 al: Broad 900
KAUFMAN 9s to i 1sno syg and apotasF @esF ss er
b Il h'i of TO ms14 Tsss 95sa5a 5s
age aTe G''ee 2s25 70 # "'5 Of es years
Empire corniee to LAWYERS Tile insg5
and 43s 5' East u year per 1s5oo
same to u Mandeibaum and another; prop
sssa4 d 70 Fr5if Fess 3ss4E S
Tobei. Fannie, to NJ L Day: Tfnton-ave 50 #
o@sst years vS-E PeE cent. r:a ,,,ts 10000
st; $ 4sd1 it of wills ave: years......- a5ooo
Wright. William H. to c s Burton; Briggsave
No 2.es6: years $500
paoSstf1er ok aver aaons Joshua ''0
stein; 137th 81. n 400 fl Of Lenox-ave;
1.oewenthaI Realty Building co1nPany ''''
e corner i55ff-st; year, 6 per 10 oooo
A7SlaRs s@ corner @ a 70 Year tnfT per
Belmont Realty & Construction Company TO 'V'
NJ wentz; Hughes-a :. 45 # of 1ssth-st:
6 1T
Mer1gage compang AZ li2sa-s ,o ;o31 80 e of
same to same; property: June ; 1907
kramer t Charles ana another. to NJ Kramer '''O
year. per cent 1900
n@fsen 4 ess sese TO President is and d eiSs % % Of
year; y per $4,000
No 99s: / year: 6 per cent ..-......... 200
afesser. Annie, Bernheimer Schwartz; "a
oBri;n ff 10 Mar ara to SeA' oainan hl 1900
2335 It n Of f69th st: year. ....... 1000
readeld. William W. to Il Mayer; lot 900. map
of washingonvilie; due November To- 1895; 6
Geier samue to f DELL: lots 21l and ~ map
Of Van Nest Park; due May !. 1908: 81
Brown. John. D Kohn; 145th $ sass It
Reinef Louis to |. Nebers ana smother: s6cria
St Nos 81 and -; prior mortgage, s52ooc; De -
Eiasbrouck Harriet F i5 william, j wilett;
116th-st. No 123 West: demand. teoo
fs iSe Tesryc a. of -, 90 dy fInpn geals s7 per es M m 1000
East; years; 6 per cent 1000
nosehi Realty Company 70 American Mortgage
12Re 3d. 19Ss Ss9-s Il ner 5 I. q q ave- que 5000
e'on,pany st,aye corner 5slast demand eoooo
Reiner Louis to Isaac ReI sherifT-at Nos 50
reRsrsSs 9na S Alfred f' 70 II wood Rarro1st
:. $50 # Of Hudson ST. December /,
seed, ed. John. to Natbiins storaker ana another
plot begins 800 II Of White rlans Road at
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.

SHOULD be read DAILY by all interested as changes
tme.) .oo-
Foreign mails for the week ending November ls lSoo
will promptly in all cases. at the General Postoc
follows: Parces-Post Mails close at
the General hour earlier than closing time
Mails for Germany close at B
D m. November Is, per s. Motke via Hamburg; and
November per S Kronprinz Wilhelm, via Bremen
ParceIsPost Mails Britain and Ireland are
dispatched by the White Star Line on Wednesdays and
nv the American Line Saturdays An additional dis
patch is made by the Cunard Line when a Cunard
Steamer sails on Saturday than the American Line
steamer the The Parcels-Post mails close one
hour before regular mails.
Parcels-Post Mail for Barbados ana ireat Britain ana
ireland CANNOT be registered
Peglar and supplementary malls close at Foreign Sta
tion and Morton ss half hour later than
closing time shown below Except that supplementary
nails for Europe Central America via Colon.
riose one hour later Foreign Staton)
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TUESDAY u4--At $50 for Italy direct Especially
addressed only), per E. S Hamburg.
Baltic via Queenstown and Liverpool (including
France Switzerland Italy, SPAIN Portugal, Turkey,
Egypt Greece and British India when specially ad-
dressed for this steamer) 7:30 a. m. for Neither
direct Especially addressed only per Rotter
dam at $50 for Italy direct Especially addressed
onIy per s. Citta di Torino.
THURSDAY (16)-At a. m. for France. Switzerland,
Italy, Spain, Portugal, Turkey. Egypt. Greece and
British India per La Savoie. via Havre (aso other
parts Europe when specially addressed for this
steamer).
FRIDAY Q7)-At p m. Azores Islands per steamer
Canopic, Boston.
SATURDAY usl-At a. for Europe. per Phil
adephia, Plymouth and Cherbourg Cncluding Liver
pool and Ireland when specially addressed for
this steamer) at a m for Liverpool, Scotland and
Ireland Campania, via Queenstown and Liver
pool also other parts of Europe when specially adj
dressed for this steamer; $50 a. for Belgium
(Parcels-Post mails). iceland talso regular
for Belgium when specially addressed for this
steamer; m. for Italy direct Especially ad-
dressed only. per 6. koelign Luise; at 930 a m.
for Especially addressed only. per
Caledonia.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14

Hancock-st, e $, 100 fl of Columbcs-aSe, 1 -o1
100: Paul kravitz agt Mary Cannon, owner anu
-. :.
27tf-st, No 452 West: Israel g Howell agt NV
York Edison Co. owner; Manhattan Contracu"s
Creston-av s. 2T5.1 ft q of 1S9th-st. 4oxs9'
Church Z Gates & Co agt Mary McCoffhi'N'
owner; Andrew I Doyle. contractor.
1i5th-st No 339 East; william kraus < Co asl
william Austin estate. owner; Guinseppe 6oon'i'
5th-ave No . 1893: Louis Zeldn agt Sundel by
man. owner AMI contracto~
54th-st No 81 West: Henry Mayee aSt u Doi-
Iekoffer owner; James Herman contractor.
Broadway n 142d-st. aoxio0; EaWa'"
Woods agt Kight e. Dongan Construction 70
and contractors
Prospect-avc No 7ot: Samuel solomon agt Ernest
V Bonagur, owner; Oscar Sandman contractor
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

Tho is that of the debtor. second that
Of the creditor, and date when judgment fed
Barhn. samuel-rI. isler; October 10 1905 SAT- ST
Ccogan. Mary-Iiugh Thomas Company. October
lSt-b- ia Co
I>eI Gudice Michael Avalone: February s
1855 ......... II
ella. SegI> lsef' october 10 1903 AT ST
Foley John II fogg; August q iss'-. Isl 81
Goldman Nellie and Morris Cfodenberg;
20, 1903 aos II
same tiodenbers January 20 1903 ---.---. sos 50
Same-same; January u sl!93 800
Satne-saime, Jai,aary 20 1909 462 Al
81 1s95. lso %
Russo. Antonio J Palmer: November 10 1891
Schneider John-B F Einhiger: October 81 go s1
True Frances nv ] Ehrman AL October IS
1905 ................ eIs o2
Acker Nerrall & Condt-H G Hunter; April Is
1903 ~,.................s. ss5s
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
LIS PENDENS.

1s4tht No os2 to 1o3s Peter Wirsing against
Joseph Patch al faction to foreciose mechahlc
liens; attorney. S Lent .os., =. oox,no.
Mary cohnfed agt Cyrile CaTreau ana Rera afo'"e
Madison-ave s. 521o # of Samuel-st 81 lQSooSa ;
irregular Bronx: Thomas Kelly against Catnatlile
Meacle foreclosure of mortgagel attorney, nu,r n
aorh-st No 3l3 to 3le West Minuit Realty COMPANY
against David [. Korn and another speelnc perform
ance1: attorneys Lehman, Naumbers & Ianzer
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Broadway No 1887: d-st. No - to 30 West;
Quinhy Evans . ct al ast 5ao5 the 'oio'ia, sos 3
2f6tf.s No lZS hast; ST. 'saries 3 iae, - SUNNI A
same property Andrew Bickhardt ag same; NOV ~ ~
Broadway. corner 1 4is5,s'i 81 fooF Fos'ei f25 o
a2t Louis l. Iood' Jun Il i"yo 81 ,al5 g3U O
Same property; same agt saiue. - i.si5 go
same properly Same az sr.i ~ 1on5 O
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1ifth-st. Nos 43i 1876 East. So IexIe0 II:
Harris Mandehaura et al 10 Empire Cornice
= "
r.rool<-ase corner I50th-st 25xf00: Julius
Davidson o John Simons and Nominal
H7,f1-et No 2f3 East: 16sxi005: Frank ! HeaIy
to Helena Healy all title; mortgage, Nominal
fi2fh-st. 80 IL OF Broadway. IJ0xlGo1I:
Joseph II Iichfenauer Joseph Kleinfeld
s691 ~ . o. I5s fl Robbins ave. sGz7o.tl;
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
SYNDICATE GETS 1900 BROOKLYN LOTS.

William NJ. King has sold for Names & won TO
Albert W Brown, who heads a Manhattan syndl-
ca.e the Lott Masee McCroden, Berry and Red
fern farm tracts. The combined parcels comprise
200 lots in the Rugby section of Brooklyn ltley
lie between sath and s6th sts.. Avenues + and j.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

1s7th-st e corner Prcspect-ave four story efick
stnra and tenement house, 26x63: Hensol.Powef
Realty Company owner heanah q .t+ - $4,000
1s7th-st g 26 # OF Prospect-ave; two four
story brick tenement houses, 3431os; HensoI
Powell Realty ai. companS' o"Hei $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
SARATOGA HOTEL IN A TRADE.

Frieda Hart has bought from John Greene the
Alberaarle six story apartment house, Nos Sol
end sss West 27th-st on plot IL sxSSe feet She
gave in mart payment the Nevada Hotel in Broad
way, Saratoga Springs
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
REFEREE IN FORECLOSURE SUIT NAMED

Justice Amend. of the Supreme Court yesterday
appointed George Haas referee to sell NOS zoo
and 252 West 1l2th-st six story apartment house.
on plot 5nxI0a1I feet. in suit brought by James
walsh against Louis Cohen and others TO foreclose
q mortgage of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
TO IMPROVE EAST SIDE PLOT.

Harry ]. B. Young has sold to Golde q Cohen
Nos IS and 81 East 107th-st., a four story brown
stone tenement house and private house adJoln-
Ing on q pof. 3sxl0O.l1 feet A story tenement
house will be erected on the site.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
AUCTION SALE YESTERDAY.

15sthst ss3x1oo arthur Stern and an9 sgt August
Ellingea al: Ma-Ss. atty. VIM Bernard. ref; amt
due 2,57s.5o taxes ete s54i.23; 10 Ellen NJ Pei
letrean for S13.15o
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

sfst-st : and cd ST. 8. 800. 10 Ct " of Avenue
a: for story brick gas holder lso ~
diameter; Standard Gas Light Company owner e,o no
and architect '''''-' T0
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND, ETC. ExcEP
TPANSPACYFIC

Mails except Jamaica and Bahamasl forwarded
iaIi,- 70 ports The CONNECTING mails close
at he General Postoflce. New York follows:
t-IrPs via port Tampa 4:30 a. Monday wednes-
dav and Saturday. tAiso from New-Yort Thursday
and saturday-see aboVet
NEWFoIr MIDLAND except Parcels-Post Mails). via
,rdav (also occasionally from New-York and Phadel-
ON via Boston and North Sydney. $50 o. m
eTsrr other sunday (November 49, December & II and
81. etc).
mia al 1880 p IN. Wednesday. tAlso from New-York
c,1srS RIGA New-orleans a; t1o:3o p m wednes-
p6Sas DEL. ToRo tPanarna). via Mobile fIo:so p m
,tFVIo6 CITY overland. at 80 p 10 30 D. m
sas excspt sunday Sunday .. m and TO- 20 = m
1TysH HONDuRAS HONDURAS (Eost Coast, and
nf.I t ALA via New-Oreans at 1850 no Mon
a.. Nest Coast of Honduras dispatched from
gas. Vork via Panams-see above)
,,,r.s 70 sGIJA tEast Coast) Mobile fln.3o D. m
~ west Nicaragua dispatched from
JAIL nsns YORK via Panama-see above Saings from
Moniie M.,ed Mall dispatches coses al
u M previous day.
,rr.,nepaCIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.
r cbeaule closing of Transpacnc Mails arranged
relrnption their
~, mr. o sailing. The final connecting mails texcept
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

Intended Steamship Sailings from vancouver Tor JAPAN
China and Philippine Isiands
Empress China Nov 2!h r NJ s 1 Ian I'd rs
Esmnress OF india 25th Empss OF y"
For Fill Hawaiian Islands Australia and New Aeaana ,
,ora,rt ....... Dec. Sth Miowera jan oth' is'
For rates and information apply to Isl 9Th ave- 4''
and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC

for aS9 exasDt East 1Se
East coass sI65 ssyador Panama Panama zone
~hen a @ Specially sddresssd at s
Ell s' 1890
for lnagua; Haiti and Ma Magdalena DEPARTMENT
Po5 DE- When specially a5i and
s s Paioma Via Matanzas: at p m for Barbados los
sado Para Manaos at + Yacaan na and
Campeche especially addressed only. per Tjomo
1880 p. for Argentine, Uruguay and Paraguay,
THuRsDAY ds'-At a, for Cuba, Yucatan and
% n M of and aons fsF r M
via Colon at l2 @ m f. for Mexico Specially addressed
l29 lsupDlssmsnaTy aa WI5s so m9 for St Thomas
Friday d0mAt 10 m for r Argentine Uruguay and
mentsry i2:so m, lor Bahamas: saTatosa
sATRDAY gsoAt $40 supplementary go
Colombia. via Curacao. when specially addressed
Goamo Ras va San Juan: at $50 M esupplemenaT
e Except @ fo East say as canal
zone Cauca DEPARTMENT Of Colombia. Ecuador, Peru.
Guatemaia specially addressed this steamer:
at 10 90 a. M Csuppiementar l5so M @ for Fortnn
Island Jamaica and Colombia; except cauca and Mag
fasoa non PB SRsn specay sesmer 5 VIA
regular postage prepaid letters
sr M ton aad Fsfsrs ssr in
after Closing of the Regular Mail for dispatch
fqIy prsRsa stSl thereon BY
niers Of the American. English and French
the nE al ia a the a a m qF oxs se5 on qbd
piers of German Lines sailing from Hoboken Sup
hIc plG is also opened on CLYDE mails
open one b h9nr nd ha eef95e e sailing nh
regular postage Getters half ounee) is
Wbfd PTfd 81 ar and German ea @ Pos steamers double
nostaee deters ounce, lines.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
MECHANICS LIEN.

point 225 Fl n of Morris Park-ave years. 800
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14

pED ID" LINE
~ For La Guayra. Puerto Cabeio Curacao ana ~
eatho via Curacao calling at San Juan n
From Pier l3, adjoiplng Wall 81 rsr.y X noon
3 i ~ a. .c Saturday. December .. no'n
fV Ia 'N"'i"' Saturday November 1s. noos
s 8 ZUllA :. SATURDAY. December q noon
Theee steamers superior acconiroua''o"' -
'" BOUI,TON, BLISS & DALE
General So WAH Si
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-28
Going, Going, Cone.

That's what you'll hear the auction ger says when he's ready to sell the last lot of whatever he is selling. It's the same case with Us in regard to our special q dOz decorated fruit saucers) with one pound of our warranted good 60c tea; they are going-going fast, and when thes are gone, you will never get such a bargain again. Therefore, call and make your purchase as soon as possible. Yes, we have one other Special and it's something never be- fore heard of; we are giving 10 bars or the very highest quality Pearl soap with each pound of our warranted good Baking Powder, 45c per pound. Re- member, Pearl soap is sold at DC per bar the world over and it's the strictly up-to-date white floating soap. Now, then waen we give 10 bars (ooc worth) with pound of our Baking Powder for 45c, you can readily see it's a bargain. and we may add it's go- ing, going, and when it's all gone you Il never get it at such sacrifice again. Even the wrappers around the bar are valuable. If you send 9 of them to the makers of the soap you'll get sou venir for absolutely, nothing and as the auctioneer says. now is your chances: now or never! but in your hurry to re- ceive the above bargain don't forget our tea, coffee, baking powder and but ter Jour butter. only 28c per pound) are all guaranteed to be the very best ill the market and to give you perfect sat isfaction or your money back. You must have no fear as to quality when purchasing at
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-28
WE ARE
 OFFERING

for this and A'' week few articles at price tnat will surprise you when you con- slder the quality of the goods. We nave rice that formerly sold at Sc ib now selling at 4c or [ lbs for 25c. frunes that formerly sold at Sc, now selling at 4c or : lbs for 25c. Also Prunes that sold for 1Oc at 6c per ID. frunes that sold for 13c at 10c or 3 lbs TOT 25c. We also have full line of Jams and preserves made from pure Iruit, m quality unequaled. at 15c a jar. we stlil offer very fine salmon at ? cans Tor 25c. A rare bargain at the Penn. Mdse. Co,
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-28
LIFE PRISONER DEAD.

Boston, June 2S.-Tne state prison officials announce the death of Emil r. Kempf, who was serving a life sen tence for the murder of his brother-in- law, George H. Emmons in South Bos- ton, November 25. 1886, and whose pc tition for a pardon is now in the hands of the governors council Medical EX- aminer Harris has been asked by War den Bridges to hold an autopsy to-day. kempf recently told a fellow prisoner, it is said. that if a pardon were not granted him soon he would end the agony and have done with it.