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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
STORY OF AN INVENTION.

In recently published Autobiography of Sir
Henry Bessemer is told how. in 1888 when he was
youth of twenty he learned that the British gov
eminent was losing about $4,000 a year through
the use of forged stamps. He set about finding a
remedy In nine months he discovered how to
forge government stamps with the greatest ease.
This was a risky bit of knowledge for struggling
young man who wanted money wherewith to get
married to the girl of his choice. But young Bes-
serner, having invented forthwith the perforated
stamp that is now known everywhere. went gayly
to the government officials with the forgeries in
his pocket to ask If they were genuine When Sir
Charles Presley passed them genuine, Bessemer
remarked that he knew they were forgeries-"sim-
ply because 1 forged them myself" Then he sug-
gested remedy. It accepted Bessemer was
offered the post of superintendent of stamps-for
plant and staff must be reorganized-at from $500
to $4,000 year.
Young Bessemer went away happily to tell his
good luck to the girl of his choice He explained to
her the situation. how old stamps had been picked
off documents and used again and how he had in
vented an elaborate plan 10 remedy this But
surely" said the young woman ''lf all the stamps
had a date put on them they could not at future
time be used without detection" This rather
startled Young Bessemer. But he devised simple
method Of marking the date. The British govern
n,ent was delighted. The device was accepted.
And as no change Of machinery or staff was
needed Bessemer was informed that no superin-
te,dent of stamps would be appointed Thus he
had deprived himself OF a job.
Forty-fye years later. after he had invented the
"Bessemer process of preparing iron and had
Teacopsheld then Prime Minister. pointing out
that he had saved the country millions without the
tU+ tho Government acknowledged the debt and
maid II with a knighthood.-( Chicago News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
E. H. HARRIMANBUYS LAND
TO Improve Shore of Greenwood
Lake, 1t Is Reported.

Greenwood Lake. Sept IL Cspecian.-It is
said that Edward II. Hartman has made ex-
tensive purchases of property on the western
side Of Greenwood Lake and will make great i'm
movements there next year There was a re-
port TO that effect shortly before Mr. Hartman
and his party started for Japan but only now
have the details been learned
According TO the report which is we'll au-
thenticated. the land on that part of the lake
extending from point Just below the Fernclffe
Hotel and webber's Park to a point nearly
back OF the Lakeside Hotel has been bought. It
embraces many acres along the western shore
OF the lake for a mile The property goes back
from the lake front and takes in the hills and
forest inland. Some OF the land formed part
of the big holdings of a New York syndicate
years ago. when It started to erect cottages, and
did erect and operate for some years a hand
some clubhouse cliff about midway up the
western bank. The clubhouse was afterward
purchased by New-Yorker by the name of
whiteside and turned into the present Ferncliffe
Hotel. Most OF the other property passed into
the hands of new syndicate known as the
Greenwood Lake Association. of which John c.
Lloyd. of Arbuckle Brothers. the New-York
coffee house. is the president It is stated that
Mr. Lloyd conducted some of the negotiations
with Mr.. Hartman his agent.
The underbrush is to be cleared away. so the
story goes, and cottage sites laid out. A large
hotel is TO be erected on the summit of a high
hill overlooking the big lake and right by the
small sheet of water known as Surprise Lake.
This lake pond nesties in a basin on top Of the
hill and Is exceedingly beautiful 1t is only
reached now by trail from the Lakeside House
and is only visited by able bodied pedestrians.
fine stage and automobile road viii be built
from the lower part of She lake to the hotel
Mr. Hartman already owns extensive tracts
around Tuxedo and not far from the eastern
side Of Greenwood Lake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
MECHANICS LIENS.

4lst-st No 1919 West. and 42d-st. No 126 West;
George A Varney & Co against Christopher = 90, M
Shame. owner contractor. S5o5-S W
MacoInbs Dam S. 2S.4 fl of 1854 st
SO 10xS6.T; Robert A Bell and others against
ab5 eorr EsSP8 e c9ncoFs i54 90
Park-ave. 80 # s of 171st-st 50x150; Shido g
Schwartz against Philip Krakauer Benjamin
3 MafkSTi5T and Harris LOO 90
11Oth-st No 236 to PA East: Louis s Sylvester
against Louis Leyenhof. owner ZibelH & Son. oo -
12eth-st No PSI to 255 West; John W Rapp
asans snd oT oM9eTs sS sGa
110th-st No 236 o PAS East lldeh, COMFORT &
GO against Louis hevenhol o~ne3 anu 5s5 80
154th-st No 551 East; American Plumbing Manu-
featuring Company against Attkin Realty Com
pany c and others eo6 GTnsfs ana ess SIS
To1gvgood-ave No .O4S u 1.052: David Nathan
son against Michael Meenan owner ana ESQ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
CARNEGIE MEDAL CANDIDATE DEAD
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Winsted, Sept. u.-Charles w. Casey a
brakeman. and a veteran Of the Spanish-Ameri-
can War. instantly killed by train in
Torrington last Saturday and was buried yes
terday afternoon. The grief stricken wife and a
few relatives and friends attended the funeral
Casey served with distinction in the Philippines
and got honorable discharge. On his return
he figured in a railroad wreck, near East SYRIA
cuse. y. Z. which made him a candidate for q
Carnegie medal.
lie was sleeping near the tracks Of the New
YorS Central when a wreck occurred. A few
miles away the Big Four Express was approach
ing. Casey ran three miles and fell exhausted
just he reached the signal station and set
the signal which saved those on the express
lie then hurried back to the scene Of the wreck
and aided in the work of caring for the in
iured.
Casey had besu married only six weeks when
his life was crushed out by the train on which
he labored as brakeman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

BeasT: roy INV "a 1905 S2s5 IS
Haslen1 JoscphH slileck 1r march 81 1905 - 20
cefion s Nils April i2. 1905 sos So
Iso5 4 CO.. 24o 90
SsIpeA TyInsonle E1J Ireland: September 81
1r 1gIs Thomas b and Terence KiernanM He'll
li nsH January a. 1889 f..c e2s o4
Fie hIs January 1891 cancelled s2s Is
+, pederer: January cancelled 5.5es AZ
SanaeT ernan: February - s9 cancelled II asa So
same-W Haywood MeIeh e, cancelled sO4l so
1899 Cancelled ,;., a.., -. 2sss "a
eanceiled 1000. 1877 So
same-A Thompson: Fsnru5f saheeed 1854 81
1885, cancelled I.ess II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

a 1s s}HsS !8sfi to n fo SGs
B Rssi Eg and a. 53hef . Nominal
Charlotte Baird Antonefe wifts mort x,oo
a is to Aafa9S 3Ss
l2 SsiS 5, i 5sssI0O I'D 10
a aii5sI5i mortgage $4,000 .oos q ;i. 100
Ackerson to Frank sege one-haf part mort ,oo
ger 70 Alice Ackerson; one-half part inert 500
sams proPer5S Alice AcerIaa Frank siegei ,oo
1save. 10 % 28ia " $ 52xi0o; Adele oReiliy
pr TO ssss 'i az 5a7 2osioo
RqTeine 50 A2 g # of lot SIS map williams
bridge F9 9snSs keosg to to caSofns
T6sOn Plfes rsn S ct tt al to Henry Nathan
r, 50n PI mSrg SS 10 2517s1 Hans Freund
EDWARD Mo c8Be@ ser m2Fs2 a 6S Ellen
TbsaII to Marie schmtt 200
S:lR WIissr o srs @ag 4 wss5
,2 Da9iel S SGaq ~ East 9sxi6oi 1sdore
son 1s 70 A 4 as stf r. s SHe 81 1Io 1 s to
ICE sas 1 1s5 J, 2i2 q 70 ~ 2I4 5 81
e S2s. 548 TO % $50 $50 to 20 SIs
Land Company to JEFFERSON NJ Levy anu Nominal
Jackson ct a Raphael Kurzrok: mortgage ,oo
1263h S1 Nos 2s5 and 2s East Isidore
jackson ct al to R>'phael Kurzrok' MORTGAGE 100
a5 3 e8 Eps kp4aFd mo4 sSs:
56s sss It e E n8R ot 4 s'i to
sss st s'3 Ta Eos East "a sr1o76; Ray
INC Morris Kitt s3 a: al T IeRs Benjamin Fish
man to Morris HaGpt and another: mortgage. 1oo
Lot STE ia map Of partition estate Of William Adss
d d3nsin mor brss g Sc i''se 100
Lot 11e same map same to same: mortgage 100
i254 e nH % e SsfSn-st S4sslle;': 100
Old BainbIidge ave $ BEL # on
sTsst 251H Fe1n a4sh camp IT, Nominal
117thst No % sbr oTtgaee s2i
17tf St N0 % Tf Hna 6rtsa9e s2
4a %s St $f referee to Metropolitan
Ins g6o s Go n59t q Hunt estate Van Nest
station: Cornelius Lanzendoen to Anna L Lam ,y,,,.,
zsPS9en e. al i75 It Of Nelson 2x1oo
Land Company OF Nominal
Rl h9nsf No rs oE75 george roeng 90
1a g an issSs lsosio9 10; Jacob
nortsaEe SS corner f27th st. 30 iixioo Theodore
O7 iHsn to TG Gs KrIan: MORTGAGE. Nominal
ll 1bsrIes Block to Isaac shapiro mortgage
o., se2 6 o0S 400 It of white Road ii5
Fi o. . 81 Morris Parl-sve. 25x1OO; Geo Dever
Otto to. EEnsT and Van f St PaTs sbs po 100
Inc 100 900 to Minnie ''ree no Nominal
ass & sd q s. ave m3 sF
81 5co ,st ass5o Morz cioidsteln .. al
Szs - 81 israel - shlschitzki and another; mort
$50. lou
v,s sea. " at n line Of LOT conveyed by Put
n ran G.r to peia"s,' Nominal
ri piece No % 2 s. 25xs42i Hthhert B Roach
fi ~ august Becker; mortgaseo $50 100
berg ct al % ......e.-e 100
+S, hstir E5rs 70 Feda Nominal
~ ok N " OF Amsterdam ave f75x
kbreham siIverson 81 al TO Cart Lewis 100
,-s.rsf n : rs II u AnsisTdarrl-ave' 1T5E
'.rrag-,s-. CsrI Lewis Harry MATT 100
~. Lags1. centre line NJ block Detween 10th
Plot nes. s Z. IN ~ " Of Amsterdam ave runs
ai'o -E to'n * q * -: Leo NJ Klein 81
i -, rs Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ss ps AaoD t. ss %a ss demand and Tfas
per cent $1,000
Foster s. Scott Ice Company to Title Guarantee and
eeoTdd rom August NHs 1923 smS
White s0T Fsns at point R0t S'fs
Bbe Gen 10 Raer PnbaS Per Ra,s N
Al stake in lands of J Niapes; years; 6 per
Eisenberg Lily to George aroeling: Rivington
sensoa Angus: Seaf TO S Rsa Groves "
lot t. A Of Upper Morrisana; due August u,
Same to B G Augustine: same property: due Au-
Rap6se p pei seRsen and another i2ad
same same 2os 3 Noa 2s5 y and 257 sr E Ssa: S0
same To naFsh 1924 per oS mt & a7 1880
whittaker F. to N steinbere: Madison-st. No 'O'
MeMahon Ann " Flynn: 1st-st 5 $ 1854 It
Murphy 1d. Mary 4 to Della N cullen: road from
Brady. Daniel. to NJ walsh: vyse-st. n W E. ad
Joining lot 4: partition map between G
East; as per bond $50 o-o-e'. $3.50
2Sl r Of s5th.st; prior mortgage. s1sooo' ~
B1ehert chari S eet to Meyer seth-st i2s
Rd # Of Avenue A. years per cent RANT 2'O
I Prospeeta Fs' sss fan of s11Rs gaaf
Levinson Z Louis a' 's and another to siiverson
12othst: $ 23o # of istave: year .ooo
same 70 same: same property year sc s96
sane t9 ATns'en; SANE Dr1nerty ,1s yeaT s
ave. Nos 2.47i and 2.47s: year: per cent; 1000
Slvermsn. Arthur F.. CHARLES II Pceertha1:
cent corner 'sHia. $500
Nathanson. Henry to A Sturman: Timpson Place.
s. 1888 # Of 149th-st year: 6 per .,
West ears 80 81 Rer r] rsnf 10 1000
of Gven@ 1e'' s. in-ta,lsts eT cent $50
Johnson NJ TO F D Kellv 21sth-st. being
25 # lot SIS, map Of williamsburg: years;
Burke william f, to Erigrant Industrial Saw
o aEt SANK Woos'er-s' NO 80; years 25oc
16s West: prior mortgage. 100000 demand 1.5C
I4sthlst. year ner cent 1880
Lewis Carl. to Title Insurance COMPANY 175th
per :" II " 81 $500
Ams 6afaE Yea Year neT 7so
* # of Anesferdan mn 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
A 100000 LOFT STRUCTURE.
Upper Lengtonae Corner Parcel Changes Hands Interesting
Broaduay Lease Reported

ten story loft building. to cost sSo0e00, is to
be erected by syndicate organized by Israel Lipp-
man, at Nos Sc 10 " Lafayette-st. Schwartz &
Gross are the architects. The syndicate bought the
property. through S. H. Stone. from the Surety
Realty Company the size OF the parcel being 1Oo7x
e55x irregular. Lafayette-st. formerly New
Elm-st
osk & Edelstein have bought from John A Ma
honey plot. 65x1oo feet. az the northwest corner
of 12oth-st and Lexington-ave. George Ranger
was the broker.
Henry L. Morris and other persons, as trustees
have leased to Charles F. Tracy. for a term OF
eighteen years, at S6340 year. ground floor space
in the theatre and office building being erected at
the northwest corner Of 45th-st. and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
HUNT FOR BODY IN RESERVOIR.

winsted. Sept lin hopes of finding the
body OF Robert Perry. who mysteriousIy disap-
peared from southington eighteen months ago
after receiving legacy Of $1,000. authorities
drawing the water from reservoir in that
town. near where the missing man lived
His wife, who was three times married pre-
yious 10 meeting Perry, twice widowed
under conditions it is said. requiring a medical
examiners investigation. She mysteriously left
town following Perry's disappearance and has
not been heard from since. though an atteupt
has beer made by the authorities TO find her
The Burlington authorities think Perry g
body viii be found ar the bottom OF the reser-
yoir, which probably viii not be drained for sew
eral days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
$500
LIS PENDENS.

17eth-st n s. whole front between and Walton
aves, 200x15O: Florence Hill against the united Real
Estate Trust Company action impress vendee S
enD; NJ II Hayman. attorney.
Broome-st Nos PIP and ia. and Norfoll<-st No n;
Eernat Springer others against Elise T Underhill
faction to impress e;a c Schwick. attorney
99th-st n s. 225 # of 3d-ave. 25x1O0. snd other
property in Queens County: Clinton T Roe. trustee
against Franzeska Muller others faction aside
decd: r Kellogg attorney.
Amsterdam and 13sth- 80 10x10O;
G Sherwood q against James G wallace and others
faction 20 forecIose mechanics LEM: jackson, at
1O8d-st n s. 1sS IT of West End-aye. 17x10o II;
William A Miles Company against Mary f insolvency
and others foreclosure of MORTGAGE; Bailey Sullivan
ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Pelham Road $ s. 125 # 9 OF For5 Schuyler Road,
The hg Bre eDtenber 30 iso4 s44o 90
Avenue Nos / 1856 1,3ST Tobias Schwartz
1 1s95 LOUIS 5s15 90
Same 1ao, p1erty same 800 90
Dawson ,So 6 st. No June 1o9 1865 400 90
1904 At . i5O IT g of Grand-ave 25x10o: Sarah
iso5 5isN aeainst 429 Is
So dni9 10 A fS december 1902 cancee e5
fre e9.Ln ave . 275 II S OF 1s9th-st 40x100;
Joseph atba Bgel sns%st IS 1905 $40 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12

7th-ave n e corner 146th-st 1919 f0x100ft: Met
svernian . Dogn 11oot
164th-st. s. 1916 II e of Woodycrest-ave 81. sx
100; William II Young Hermann II f Vockes;
All Hens-s.-.-.+ ...........-. ~
7th-ave. n e 146th-st 1991oxfo0: Milton
Silverman TO David Shaft; mortgage, 500 600.
Colcge-ave, centre line at centre line o 10th
st. 965. TX 75.1Ox 906.5x n W
1913; EIliott-st, centre line, S02s # n of
169th-st, 122 TX irregular: plot begins at centre
line between Finday and Teller 1452 II
of 169th-st. X: plot begins at
between Teller and F1ndlav and 5000 It
of 169th-st Margaret L ZboTowski execu-
tor. to Anna VI de Montsaulinn .Nomln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12

same-F W seagrist. ir. and others: January Is,
1879. cancelled. .
sanie--E Charles and others; January TO- 1899;
cancelled -, 90 $500
Same--Iwelfth Ward BANK NAY ~ 700 Wan-
celledl =
same-E Phillips; April 16 1902 lcaneelledl....
Same-M Mooney and others: February l. 1890
s e an I,s = and Eleanor MHoboken Beef
Cornpanv. November ). 1904 cancelled.
Schrenkeisen Martin FL Steigerwald; May Il.
1901 (caFcelted1.
Same-E Huber: January a. 1902 tcanceledl.
same-R b Roosevelt: August 9. 1901 (csneeuedl.
Schrenkessn. Martin-Acker, Merrai q Sohe't'
May 26 1871 cancelled .-...-- 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

These petitions in bankruptcy were filed yester-
day:
Patrick La zyier clerk. No. 243 West e5ths liabilities.
g, eaI. " assets Some debts contracted in 1900
Arthur Juison Beledict Newbtrg n, y: liabilities.
HtGhest cieul'ofs hiifsWooc q Jun
ningham s11.216. % pa,.a- =, .,os.. -,
e. Vrs,ts & Trorotola of No. 10 East 17th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Fordhanl-ave n s. $50 # of Main-st. City Island
two story frame dwelling house, 20x37; May
Jordan owner George Miller. architect
213th-st. S S, 325 IT q of White Plains Road; two
and one-half story frame dwelling house. 19x36;
Charles Mack owner; Cahiil. architect.
2d-ave, W s, opposite 220th-st. Williamsbrtdge:
five two story frame dwelling houses. three PIX
So and two 21x52; John F Kelly. owner Robert
La Neile, archttect.
Topping-ave. e s. 100 # n OF 173d st. two two
story and attic frame dwelling houses. %. 6x55
Fred Mellert, owner Charles S Clark, architect
2O2d-st $ s. 90 # of Valentne-ave, two story
and attic frame dwelling house. 21x49; William
G Bergen owner; Charles Clark architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At Il vesey-st-By James L Wells; 10 lots on Bar
tholdi and Magenta ss White Plains Road; sale by
order of State Land Commissioners.
At II Vesey-st-By Joseph p Day: 50 Carnine-st n s.
125 # of Bedfordst 25x95 sty blk ten n r W Mills
e1trG. c Go6stein al; Peckham, NJ a X
attys; ] Lenehan. ref due. s2o145 40: taxes etc
S454 80; 13Tth-st 40a It Of Ienoxave, oOx9s II
vacant Siverstein agt A Scrwalbe Morrison & s.
attys; H Pomeroy ref; amt due pa ~ taxes ETC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Mott-st, No pa: Itaan-American Trust Company
S Sa ehs ci'y o. NeW.iorN .1s ss.asi s16ouC
1e6th-st s s $50 IT W of list ave. 73.sx100to;
W 9Taan Greenseid ahs iuis 10000
BT2Seay aP Rse55al loans Arh9r sverman SIS oOc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
BUY TWO WEST SIDE FLArHousEs.

D. F. Hoffman has sold for client Nos 2S5 and
zS West 147th-st, two five story hathouses. The
fats are now occupied by colored tenants. It is
said that the buyers who own other parcels in
the street, intend to improve the property, and
then rent the flats to white people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
OMNIBUS.

..Pardon me. old man." said the old boarder. but
we don't want to lose you. and just want to give
Won n tin that you'd better think of paying your
board
.sWhy?' asked the new boarder
..WeIl 7 noticed that Mrs. Starvem was danger
ousiy polite to you this morning -tPhiladeIphia
Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
RESERVE REALTY A SELLER.

The Reserve Realty Company has sold No. 1852
2d-ave. southeast corner of 1G2d-st-. five story
tenement house with stores. lot 26 by 100 feet.
E. Schwartzman the broker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
TO HAVE A REAL ESTATE CLASS.

The New-York University School of Commerc
is to have evening course in real estate, und.
the direction of Walter Lindner. The course wi
begin September IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
LEASES A WEST SIDE PARCEL

NJ & L. Hess have leased for Hartford B.
Kirk to John Conboy the six story and basement
stable property Nos. pa and 216 West 17th-st.,
so by % feet for term of ten years. at the total
q ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Nadison-ave. Nos a65 and 367; a six story brick
tenement house 40xS2: Hauben Realty Company,
owner; Bernstein & Bernstein. architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
Brooklyn Property to Let.

.lSo wYTHE AvE-Four story brick; whole or part:
L,tS near railroads and ferries =. MONDAY,
south First Brooklyn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-11
NEWS Of HORSES
AND H0R'SEN|EN.
List Of Officers Of the Richmond
Horse Show Assoc
cation.
PROMINENT MEN THEY ARE RE:
DR.. Fernyhough's Hunters
Fatherless Two-Year-Olds
Sale Of Alfred w.
PROMINENT MEN THEY ARE
Or. Fernyhough's Hunters

The Richmond Horse Show Association
is we'll equipped and the South has never
seen stronger organization of its kind
The officers are men of wide influence
and standing. socially, financially and
otherwise, while in personnel they are
of most attractive sort The associa-
tion's annual show will come Off here
during the week of October 10-l4, and we
are likely to witness the greatest events
Of its kind ever seen south of New York
The officers are: President, J. Z. An-
derson; president, John Kerr
Branch; Secretary, James II. Hyde; AS
sistant Secretary and Treasurer, w. o.
IVarthcn; Executive Committee. Henry
Fairfax, John Kerr Branch, II. G. Beat
tie and J. r. Anderson; Board OF Direc-
tors, ]. T. Anderson, John Kerr Branch,
II. c, Beattie, Leigh r. Page, Richmond;
John D. Potts, Cincinnati, o.; r.. i. Car
man, New York; John Spratlcy, Dem
dron, va; Jamss. T. Hyde, New York;
Henry G. Stuart, ELK Garden, Va; Henry
Fairfax, Aldie, Va; wv. II. White, Nor
folk, Va; C. D. Ianghorne, Greenwood,
Va; Sidney G. Love, Chicago, Alexander
Hamilton, Petersburg, Va. and l.. e.
johnson. Roanoke Va.
The Richmond Horse Show will be
closely allied with those at New York
and Chicago, as James T.. Hyde, secretary
of the former, and Sidney Love. who
holds a like position with the latter, are
both members Of the Richmond board
OF directors. Mr.. Anderson has been
president of the Richmond Horse Show
since its organization in 1901, while Mr..
Beattic. we'll known as M. r. II. of the
Deep Run Hunt Club, has been n CO.
worker of Mr.. Anderson's also from the
start. John Kerr Branch is u member
Of the banking house of Thomas Branch
and Company, md an owner of trotters
and high stepping harness horses gooo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-11

teal horscman rs well, sends me some
interesting notes relative to his stable
of hunters and jumpers. Under recent
date the Doctorstwrites: N
4 BY to-day's mall SI{ send you a; photo
graph OF the greatest heavyweight hint
er 1 have ever owned. 1 have named
him Togo, after Admiral Togo, of the
Japanese navy. He is a dapplcd bay
gelding, six years old stands {16.1, weighs
1,150 pounds, has plcntySof style, quality
and lots Of substance. He is by Dam
gerous, and out Of a good looking half
bred mare. Togo was bred by Mr.. +. e,