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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
VERDICT AGAINST KEENE BROKERS
a. n. Ridgely Gets Award Of Full Claim in
Suit with T. J. Taylor & Co.

A. n. Ridgely, financial writer, got verdict
Of $4,000 against Talbot J. Taylor & Co, the
Keene brokers, from jury n the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn. yesterday Justice Dckey recommended
that Ridgely get the whole amount of his claim.
Ridgely had $4,000 with the above firm when the
crash in Southern Pacific came in 1902 He testified
that he had understanding with the company
that he would be tipped OFF, when there was any
danger, and that he could pull out when he wished
He got l.oJ shares at 60 and ordered them sold at
g. which would have Melted him $4,000. He re-
fused to meet margins when the company was
pressed. and was sold out he says, with others.
The jury awarded him the principal and interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
GET TRANSPORTATION BY LAW.
New-Jersey Officials VIII Ride Free Despite
Action of Railroads.

brunswick. y. J. Dec. (Speciall.-The new
ruling of the Pennsylvania and other railroads
cutting off all passes viii have little effect within
the limits of New-Jersey, in the opinion of
lawyer Of this civ.
In New-Jersey the right 10 ride free over all roads
is given TO army of State officials. This right
however. is limited to the travelling made neces-
sary in the discharge of their official duties. In
this State the big railroads might abolish their
present system Of giving passes, but they must
furnish transportation for tho State officials. In
Pennsylvania. however. where no such law exists,
the railroads might succeed in doing away with
the pass system. but New-Jersey officials will
ride free without passes il not given them by the
railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
TUNNEL MEN MAY STRIKE.
Over 1000 Men Ask Shorter Hours and
Recognition of the Union

A general strike is threatened the North and
East River tunnels unless some settlement is made
within the next twenty-four hours. The employees
Of the big contracting companies doing the work
want eight-hour day, recognition of the union
and closed shop. The men threaten to go out
Monday morning if their demsnde
granted.
There are from 5000 to $500 employed on both
tunnels. An important meeting was held on Sun
day night, at which the whole plan of the strike
was reviewed. The men hold. too that there
should be mining inspectors in the tunnels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08

LIS PENpENs.

,Aysnge Q. cor 11th st.. 81 9xss. Isaac Nina -.
LOFTS Ctul 81 al specific performance atty r 80
~ ashinE ION ave- 242 Il or 17sth-st 107 11ifE
4o.3 thares Han Isador Robinson Co.,
perIormancel; atty. Lieberman "''7'i'e
IOlst-st. No G9 East. sou1rner ct--.-
% uo'eSiosire OF mortgage. atty. A sberber1
"a ave, No 49,. Jennie r 7 irving aqtN srs-
- al tparttiOuJ: atty. ~ < Smith. ' ''-N5Qn
iIad-st No 'S2 % 5s6 West. II Gus,fue Ri.,.- -
stein '>' A'1s' - bsn-
STATION At: cor Go4rck-st 81 2x7o: MORT, IT,.
az iaL5a FTanke faction TO establish vendss's Hs5i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08

10sth-st.. >. ". corner BrisEs-age.: sor a thrss
story frame dwelling house. Z3x54. Louis Han
ken. owner Charles &. CLARK. aFchtsrt.......
Garheid-st, p. rs r. e. Of Morris Park-sra
for two story frame dwelling house 22r57.
@ Budniann. owner Robert Glenn. architect
2l5th-st.. 1T5 II. . Of 5th- ave for a two
story frame dwelling house. 21x50. Samuel Kin
peny. owner; john Davidson. architect. -......
Zl6th-st.. g T.. 30 n. e. Of 5th-ave. for a two
story frame dwelling house 2iN5f. william Rlu
pony, owner; Jonn Davidson architect ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
NV HoME FoR uNIoN soUARE BANK.

Plans have been filed with Buildings superin-
tendent Hopper for the hreproof bank build
ing to be erected Nos. 20 and 2 Union Square at
the northeast corner of 15th-st., for the Union
Square Savings Bank o. which Frank NJ. Hurl-
burt is president 1t is TO front 81 feet in Union
Square and 125 feet in the street with FACADE OF
TROY white granite in the classic Greek style.
adorned with ornamental portco with four Co
rinthian columns. The will be four stories
high part of it being furnished dwelling for
employees of the bank. The building is to cost
architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

136th-st. n 8. 282 It. ". Of Broadway: David
Shapiro against simon Marcus: November q
12th-st Nos 548 and 545 East. Louis Elsrer
against John Kosover ct al: November -. 1903
I4th- St. No 4s4 East: Felix KUIuholZ and
other against Samuel Sobel - al; November q.
1898 -
against Meyer Vessel 81 al: December 4. 1907
104th-st No III to III West. Samuel Solomon
against Joseph Rosenberg - al: November 20.
1905 10y bond
6Oth-st No 300 West. Louis Stanley against
John J. Bowes ct al. August .. 1905. .--.--
125th-st No 300 TO 562 East; simon Gortou
against William FritzeI: November 10, 19o4----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
PLANS 100000 MERGER.
Charles N. Schwab Needs 100000 to
Complete Chain of Iron Works.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

Cincinnati. Dec IA Sl00O00O0 consolidation
backed By the Steel Trust, Of the Belfont Iron
Works and the Kelley Nail and Iron Company Of
Ironton. Ohio. and the Norton Iron Works, the
Ashland Steel Company and the Ashland Coal and
Iron Railway of Ashland Ky, and the Hamilton
Furnace Company of Hanging Rock, is planned.
Charles NJ Schwab who suggested the merger, is
trying 10 raise $5,0ea00O 10 close the deal The
earning capacity Of the six concerns is about
SL000.OJ net annually, and the fact that they are
such heavy eaTners has caused the stockholders
70 fix prices considerably in excess Of the captal-
eaton. By merging it is expected to $4,000 q
year IN operating expenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
BUILDING LOAN coNTRAcre

issth-st. :. 100 Il OF 81 Nichoias-a-s gor
1910; Franklin Savings Bank in the Cft@
or NeV.-Ior leans Stephen J Egan ~
tat1edral parkway. = 8. 100 II y. OF Ms0haftar
ne. .2S'@Il' William T Hockey loans Max
Arthur lave. f79th-st 81 Ix106 ~ irTszi,ra--
John McNulty loans Catherine NCNultv
Troy-st. " =. $50 n Of Sidney-st. runs u 20 gx
1914. 10 Kappock-st. * All r. TO n q Tro+.
81. X ~ TO beginning. Title Guarantee and
Trust Company leans Maud 2 INsIey .,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
AUCTION SALES TODAY

At 4 Eesey-st-By Joseph Day: $50 and go 18TH
81 E. 100 It Of Sth-ave, 5Ox1O011; sty brk n A
Ruth ast II H9rwits ct ali Feltensten r. attys; s
s siS92 r. Cdq5onfase 81 !92sx 176ths 25x1o89; 2
Gronin had on certain date; K Flagg, atty; NJ /.
d-rIahgeI SheTit rs S2ds 505 W of Columbus
ave. 2V%lO2Z sly and basemt brk ivE h L Trust
Go agt A X Daniel ct al; f W Sheldon atty; T H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
LEASES A erH.AvE. BUILDING.

Louis Schrag has leased for Thomas Kelly the
building No. 1853 6th-ave. for term of three years
from May l. 1882 to Oestrecher Brothers Also, the
first and second lofts in the building Nos al and 143
West 24th-st. for Eliza NJ. Cromwell to Joseph
Ullman for a term Of three years. Also the hrst
loft in the building the northeast corner of 49th
ST. and 3d-ave. for Benjamin ComprechN 70 me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
AucTIoN SALES YESTERDAY.

A u yesey st--By Joseph Day: 81 oth-st s. 500
n % broadway. 25x92.3; Sailors Iesse
hold sly and loft bldg: voluntary sale Rosenberg
for Si6s5o i24 TO 100 @Tthst 300 # ave
S0xOSa. 6 story a his with voluntary
j Lippnan for sI2a 300: go to a58 6Sth-sf n
1916 Il OF West End ave. sTxin05 ; story ten
rs; 10 II kasens for S37 loo $50 COO and $4,000 re-
spectyeiy: 305 Nestst. 100S Spring "
iff2x2axioiS sly ok ten Ga II Schwizer SOB 900
lc2 lisl-st % q q Le1oI ave. IIx10o11, sly
ard has It drg II A Carroll q agt CaToline
CaTrell ct 81; Rider atty a Morton re-; partt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
P.RR. STATION CONTRACT AWARDED
Calls for 25,6OO Tons of Steel and Elk
penditure Of About $1.5OO.OOO.

It was announced yesterday that the firm Of
AIken Brothers had received the contract to build
the Pennsylvania Railroad passenger station
and power house in this city. The contract calls
for the use of $500 tons OF steel and the ex-
penditure of about 81 .5OOOQ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
INCREASE IN sTocK COMPANIES.

Albany. Dec T.-Secretary OF State O'Brien to-
day announced that the total number OF stock COM
panles incorporated in the State for the fiscal year
last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
POTTERY MERGER EXPECTED.

LBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
East Liverpool. Ohio, Dec. THE merger Of the
large pottery plants Of the country. promoted by
Newton Jackson, OF Philadelphia. will. it is ex-
pected, be completed year. Auditors of Jack
have just completed an examination Of the
books of the companies involved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Union Square East Nos % and %: for a one and
and four story brick dwelling house and bank
52xi25: Union Square Savings Bank. owner.
Il Bacon. .archisect .........e.....-. 50
9sth-st, g % T. . OF LexngtOr-ave for three six
story brick tenement houses and stores. ok
sT.11; H Ronm, owner; r S SchIesinger. archt-
tect .................... ..........s... -. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
70 INCREASE CAPITAL STOCK.

day fled with the Secretary OF State a certificate
Of increase OF capital stock from s4s. 3255 500 II
sS0OOoOoo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
NEW OWNER FOR MOUNT VERNON TRACT

The Newport Realty Company has bought from
Catharne P. Hunter q tract of about fifteen acres
near Kingsbridge Road. Mount Vernon. The same
company has also bought plot 100X1G0 feet. on
the west side of 3d-st., 3d-aVe., Mount Yer
non The William S Anderson Company was the
broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
lie BRONX eulLplNe PLANs.

Robbn-ave W. s.. 100 It Of Msdison-st. for
two two story and attic brick dwelling houses.
20x66. Charles Lunden. owner: Horenburser &
straubs architects =. :.---
Boston Road. e.. s., II ~ r. ~ 10th St, FOR
story frHrna toilet house. t6X23. Rapid
Transit Subway Construction COMPANY owner
T. Van Week. architect .-,....
HuRhes-atc. r. e.. 251 II OF 1sist st., for
one and a half story frame stable 16sx7; Sam
u-l EworkoVitz, owner Charles $ Clark. archt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
NATIONAL eINNERs' COTTON REPORT

Dallas. Tex. Dec. THE following is the cotton
report or the National GInners' Association which
was given out at II O'Clock to-day
Reports sent to from the whole cotton belt
every DosLof1ice Observation-Disclosures total crop
Of e625 600 bs.es, with S365000 bales ginned up
December ! The crop thus far picked is 924 per
cent and IS per has been ginned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
QUICK RESALE OF UPTOWN PLAYHOUSE.

Charles S. Kohler has resold FOR J. William
Kurtz the five story double fathouse No 500 West
l4th-st, on plot 26xl00 feet. The seller recently
bought the house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08

that of the creditor and date Wneu judgment was
filed:
Asen Aron-The Garvin Machine Company; 10 ,,,s,
F3rvsnt Paul TX McCfne: March 81 1906 l69 81
De Franco. salvatore-W B. Hopping June z ,,o q,
1900 100 -
Dunn. Ralph Nv. FrisdIander ct al; December
Green James CITY Of New-York May u 1903 4s 81
Knoyrlss William Central National Rank OF .
INeN-YorES: December 81 1903 cancelled. bel 81
ssme-NatIonal Shoe and Leather Bank OF New
York; November 30. 1903 cancelled sy9 :.
Murphy Bri1get-A. Hurley; February l. 1902 ~ p
Murphy Bridget and Peter-Sarne; June p 1870 l4o L
Miller. Robert A-E Morrison 1t al; March - ,,.o.
PirS Frederick o. s.,... 1ss Il
Pratt Tracy W.-American Exchange National % o., q
Bank: February I, 1908 ~ 90 :,
SvIgIa Nicoa-W. :. Hopping; June 2 1870 io' 81
SegeI Harry. Morrison ct al; September To- &C, .
schultz David A.-RoyaI Bank Of New-fork as
Eastern Engraving company". b HOPPING 1ss 81
Eastern Union RsaltE GQPa 1s5e aPd 1865 a5
Nev-YorE city Railway COMPANY r. ooEll" 27s 81
March 10, 1850 o., .. - ~ ions 20 81
Same-M Moran; JaIlue =, o., o. 1o05 pa II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor; the second
filed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08

To Let for Business Purposes.
CHOICE OFFICES TO LET,
Opposite Stock Exchange. ..r1vav
ellis NEW STREET. through to T2-IG BEsOAD"-
Apply premises. Room SOL or
rutland & WHITING co.
BEEKMAN ST.
NOR RENT-Nicely furnished Office suitable for i SO
L three people until May 81. Room LII BIZ
Exchange Building
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-12-02

keeps a Close witc1 on the self IT,.
and checks the ~ signs ct uprising
in his own heart. and trains himself
So carefully thar h has over himse { a
perfect 'self-cOntrOl, is the str ny
man here are two kinds of Soldi IS,
one who is al he fire line al Ihr" gh
the war. and the one no never went
within thousand ni'eS or II TIL"
latter, / think IL IA u well accepted
fact, will have the most to Sa, about
his valor, and his valiant deeds, aud
the defence Of his cou try. II is TO
tn first Of these however Ia whom
comm sense wil pyp the honor.
and he bears nu his bIdy 'he marks of
he truly valiant m,n TIE gold
that has been lrlCd. and has or / the
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-12-02

attempt because you ser others that
are not SO careful In the h0w-going
fast ahead Of you. But >cl your heart,
and with the Eternal God on your
side-al remember He is only aud
always on the side OF right,-be deter
mined that whatever comes your life
shall be clean. men who can look the
wprln Ia tue face, and If when YOU
shall be Old there siall be seen the
marks Of the battle Of life, let this he
said of you,--they are the sears of
honor.
There is the haste To be ricI Look
at the revelations which are now
being Made in our own land. You
cannot read sume OF your best papers
wilhOu the feeling OF shame coming
over you because your confidence in
men is being shaken 10 its very rool.
1t had hitherto be u impossible for
you to think that il were even possible
that men could fail SO low. aud be-
come So unworthy. but the old word
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-12-02

having time OF rejoicing that Tie
God OF Abraham ever pointed their
way To this land in which they are a.
free AZ are all other citizens, and in
numerOui ways they have proven
themselves he most lOya and ster-
ling gentlemen. Yes my friends we
are al peace with all the world. How
much this means it, needs more
eloquent pen to describe; but IL
reaches our homes, /: reaches our
commerce, in fact there is no branch
Of honest business. or line OF life
which this blessing OF peace does not
affect. Lei us think oi these things,
aud as We do So my our hearls thrill
with the spirit IT thanksgiving Ia he
God Of our fathers
The foes from whom we should
pray q be delivered are our own pas
sIrns, app tites and 10 lies; and
against these there is always need
that we should war a mauS
gr att ST foe is himself, and he who
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-12-02

Is still frue, "Be sure your sin will
find Gu out" No form of the unclean
ife can lOrg be INDUCED IN Tut at
last it will be forced to the light.
Lee not tn Sc hi gs be ever laid 10
our charge. RAJ her may they be lessons
tn Us. A clean life is always ono =
able ami endui ing, aud OF tn day af
thanksgiving may ne more than
ever determined lhat7this life shall be
ours. Shun the very app aran,e OF
wrong doing. Set the right va.ue on
vnurSnlvos. rh statement some will
mSunders al d, but havr the idea
that if a mdu rate hims { aS he Shuult
he " i'll lueK on the dOiugo OF any form ~
known evil as beneath true manhood.
The right lite Is not always The easy
one You have il in you p wer 10
make the impress of Righteousness on
The local. y In which YOU live
Let us also join with otl ers in all
parts Of IN" country a re- der to the
giver OF all good things thanksgiving
for the blessing Of peace. I'VE are
not threat ned BY foes from with ut"
No indeed. we are at peace with all
the world | should say however
that just at this moment China wishes
to boycott our goods. but then we
boycott her people, so we are even)'
We are "A great BrOtheTA"od Of 75,0O0,-
600 Of people. This cannot be sad of
al the other nations. Thin Of mod
ern Russia, she has been brought to
shame aud humiliation by an outside
foe-one that according To the code Of
this world was i'll IN he class called
The Heather" and y't by her noble
deeds we are simply forced to pIac
her In the very forefront OF the ma
tions.-aad now she is on he awfu
verge of terrible revo uti' n. The
common people, as in the history Of
the ages they have several times done,
have arisen and called r the liberty
which is the right of every soui born
in'o this world Yet many of these
people have paid Ihe price OF his CT
at the point Of the sword. VIII Il We
think of the atrocities Of IN French
Revolution aud the Things which led
TO them, we cannot but see again the
signs OF the times. What has been
revealed TO us is bad enough, but what
is still unreyesled is perhaps much
worse. Let then our patriotism reach
out beyond our own bounds and pray
u, the Almighty God that there He
wi Ia ise up men who shall be able to
lead these people out of their present
darkness -nF Il difficulties into the light
ami liberty ola true people. There are
uone suffering in that land today
more thap are the Jews Hardly any
rights are. conceded 10 them. Life.
| Itself ~ -haIfe a burden almost too
4mstJor hamabSe'tturance Notice
',the contrast in. thiS-yand., tlu New
YOfk fhysths Js~s have just been
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-12-02

marks of the Government mint H. the
article we prefer IL is not the man
who lives clean life having never
been tried we would take as an ex-
annie. but the one who lives a clean
life having gone through the subj lie
ordeal Of temptation, Both are good
the last has heen iried aud won He
has he right ring about him.
"Durlng the year we have bee n bless
ed with bountiful crops. Our bus ne s
prosperity has been great. No other
peOple has ever stood on as high a
level Of m 'trria wellbelng as we now
and Those Of US who have bad
The privilege OF world WIDE travel can
easily understand, at Ii asst, 20 some
extent the fulness Of the neaulug Of
these words. Think of the euoimuus
commerce which is being carried on
night and day between. This ccuntr1
and Europe, aud the Orieut. We L., a
great extent supply the world with
foOd.sluffS. and uth"r commodities.
should this bust eSs be stopped say
Tor the period OF three months. il
would be nothing less than a wor d
calamity. We have been indeed most
wonderfully blessed. We have the
land, and sense enough 10 Know It's
value. and to know how TO take care
Of il. No sing Z vocation is sufficient
TO push the world. We need the
the harvest; Others TO lit it for the
world markets; Others TO take it 10
the coast AL are Divine vacations.
Every man to his work ami the wOr !
moves on. Yes our prosperity has
been very great. Our fathers could
they but see Us would rejoice with a
joy unspeakable. In our own locality
this year the farmers Nave had amusi
prosperous year, which means money
10 their credit at the bank, more com
forts in their homes. and greater ease
OF mind. Let us receive these things
IN the true spirit Of honest gratitude.
The E'ertIa Mind has set at work
thousand things in the order of ma
Lure which have brought about these
re>uttsg we receive them as true
men, aud bnw before he Eternal with.
rev7re CO aud thanksgiving
Again we have cause for tharks-
giving in the fact that-the popula,
cUuS iruce is being aroused i'm the
mat 81 at Nuni pa F"v"rum .ut
YGu VIII II" dOuOl have ct ce
recent eIeci IONS in lilies, an.
STATES which Tor ON ii IaN
been no, ed ior tn" unc,can spir..
which has been pre-eIninent in thor
government. he working peOpe e
AID ul II T. had reached The un,il Of
lh'ir endurance With this ,.ls>S +
men al he head Of their municipal
alfa rs. They have arisen in soue If
these places "a all their manly
strength ana in the DimaIe We can
always have he kinG Ut men to govern
our cilies that W. want. IL fac "A
ci j. quit easily kutwn by the lass
men 10 p'ac's at Us heao The
.s.aU q .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-20

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-20

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% Is fra Sen morlfe afoeling.
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terlie. upIGite Suoberctnins ira Sn.
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: 2. Suor lang SID mdd man bore pdo
2anbet ON Garet, ttaar MAJ "prober op"
uoeu Yen0e?
5. Spor lrngc bill bet bare, fer mar
fanr "9eeo" paa 2anbet?
4. Sbor l9nge maa man bore pao
Sanbet, fer man tan probe OBJ" mel
8euge?
8. gtnur ma fisber en- anoens Come
iteaOret, ma mar ba DO paa 2anbct lisc
IGnge iom elers?
Spar: I. Spmefteablppen beftem,
mer iatet ONT, bpaS Siass Sms man ifai
bpsse. Gn SprbtiGlber eaer en- "Sbaa.
tp" CT tilfrebSfiletoe 2ppers Sine,
bpis SpmeiteaStaseren iinber en- iaabau
SpyGi sub NOT fur iis at DO I.
2. @au maa bape 1T Sjem paa Gan.
bet. 2ortparise Sraoer tiaabes bog.
3. Sem aar.
4. IA Wnaneber.
5. SpmeiteaSs fan life fipbes eacr
fGfGes. Supeu spofienoer life nueen
&outraft saer S~perenstomft mcIcm cu
Sumeitcabtaser ps CT nnben ansaaeHSc
Sieitea til 2ano, ium fprit blir bans,
aar ban foar Gesierinseus Sfipbe Der.
paa.