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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-08
City Chap
Taken In
MENTAL ALERTNESS-
IGNORANT SETTLERS
Stock Raiser Learned of it When the
Man He Stopped With Took Advan
tage of His Fine Generosity and
Made OFF With His Horses.

Some persons who think there can
be no mental %alertness without inan-
cial prosperity feel sorry for the poor
mountaineers of the Alleghenies, says
the Washington Times. They are not
in need of any sympathy.
A wealthy stock raiser in the blue
grass region of Kentucky had this for
chilly impressed upon him. He lost a
valuable horse and offered a reward
or information about it. II a short
time he received a letter from a point
in the mountains that a horse answer
ing the description had been sold in
that neighborhood to a peddler. As
the place was remote from a railroad,
the owner concluded to make the jour
nay on horseback. He found his cor
respondent, spent the night with him
and next morning the two went in
quest of the animal. Establishing his
claim, the owner paid over to his com
panion the amount of the reward. The
latter Immediately paid it to the man
who had bought the horse, saying he
had Purchased ID good faith, and it
was only fair that be should have it.
The act of neighborly kindness so inn
pressed theowner that he Immediately
added enough to compensate the pur-
chaser for his entire outlay.
That night he again stayed with his
correspondent. Several other men
came in after supper, and the host re.
counted the affair of the day, laying
particular stress upon the gentleman 3
generosity in paying more than he had
to secure a poor mar against
loss. This seemed to please the guests
very much. They stayed late doing
they could to entertain the
stranger, and succeeded so well that
reproached himself for his former
unworthy feeling toward these honest,
yuileless souls, and determined that his
l~eighbors should know how unjust and
lncalled for was their prejudice.
Next morning he arose early, iuteld d.
ng to depart as soon as 7ossihi, and
a long distance before night. But
here was no sign of breakfast, ami !
vas some Ii Ia. before he eoull inG
my one Cd ut the shanty. At last lie
a little girl lodging around in the
imber, who said in response to his
luestions-when he could get within
distance-that "Pap's done
rome over the mountains, and mans
lone gone off down the boiler, an they
init nobody at home only but just
"Can I get my breakfast
"There amt nuthin' cooked"
"Can't you cook somethingf"
"There amt nuthin' to cook"
"Have my horses been feda"
Dunno
"Well, / don't understand this way
fdoing business. IN feed and 60
on.n
When he reached the stable he un-
derstood. Horses, saddles and brides
were gone. The scheme had been to
get the reward and steal the horse
again. When he rode up ON another
horse there was that much more for
them. They had kept him SO busy the
night before that he had neglected to
look after them, and all the while he
was feeling ashamed of himself his
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-08

Mans destiny, from the cradle to the
grave, as taught by the science Of as
trology, is ably discussed in Thought
and Action Magazine. Send ten cents
today to bought and Action Magazine,
Chicago, for a copy Of the July number.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-08

When you are worried and hot in tenn
per, thinging about how you a afford
to buy some light clothes it will cool
you to go and price summer wearables at
e. Reinhart 3 Co.. q.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-08

Benevolent and Protective Order Of
Elks' G. INVENTION at Denver, July l. TO
~: sale dates July 10, IL, IL. n, "A
and IS; return limit September 80.
For particulars see any agent, or adj
iress d. 8. Taggart, D. y. and p. A.,
r., Reno, Nevada
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-08
RATES EAST

July 2 and 3, August 7, s and 8, and
'eptember 8 anu 8, special low round
rates will be in effect to all points
final returning limit 90 days, but
later than October 81:
ates from Winnemucca win be as
foliows:
Colorado common points $3.50. $43.5o
N. s.. uri river Sc. q
Mis- issippi river ). . :. 80. $3.50
49,. -. (. 6S.50
! ashington and Baltim re i'rmn
Ne York $3.50. =. !. ........ lsfso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
WANTED LOVE And MONEY
Chauffeur ArreSted on Charge of
Threatening Woman.

Edgar Purdy, chauffeur, was locked up in the
TenderIoin police station last night on charge Of
carrying concealed weapons To-day he is to be ar
raigned in Jefferson Market police court charged
with felonious assault and an attempt to kill Mrs,
Isabel belmont, who has apartments at the Hotel
Sratford. According TO her statement the police
Purdy has been annoying her for some time past
with protestations of love. to which added a
demand for money.
Purdy was arrested in a sal0on at nth street and
Broadway by Detectives MCGEE and Maher. He
had JUST hung up the receiver after long talk with
Mrs. belmont. which re-arranged by the
sleuths- Purdy, according TO them and Mrs. Del
mont, renewed HIS protestatons Of love and his ap-
peal for money, winding up by declaring that he
would shoot her The sleuths found a re-
volver on him. He taken to the TenderIoin
police station, where MIS-. belmont and an aged
man she called her uncle appeared against the
chauffeur
Purdy tried TO get 10 her. and spoke rather ia
IIliiarly, but Mrs. belmont would not listen. Purdy
declared to the police that he loved" the woman
and was she would not have him locked I'D
Mrs belmont will have him arraiRned on a war
rant she had issued last summer by the police OF
hastings, n 7. She then a guest at the sum
Iner home Of Mrs. Brandt. Purdy, according 10
her statement, told her he wanted her and her
VOlver
Purdy, later in the night said he was a married
man ana had i've children, and that he had lost
yerything through her
To a Tribune reporter Mrs belmont said This
man must be insane He Intoxicated when he
came 70 Hastings and abused me. He says he loves
me, then makes q demand for money. have no
money. This is the first I knew Of his being mar
REC, however. I've known him about twelve years"
MIS- belmont was an actress at one time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

J. Clarence Davies has sold for Alexandra Russo
lot. 60xl00 feet, on the east side OF Parker ave
157 feet south of Castle Hin a"e.
slawson & Hobbs have sold for Henry A. James
No. 1ls West s5th St, four story brownstone
dwelling house, 1sx55xlOO feet, to a client for occu.
pancy.
l. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for Mrs Anita
Plza No p West 10Th St, four story brown.
stone dwelling house, lot 2x1O22 feet
Chdrles b Gumb has sold No. l53 West S4th st
MaTiuG h was the broker Also sold through the
brownstone high stoop private dwelling house o
lot 36xlO22 feet Also bought from Charles p
on lot 25xioo5 feet J. levy co were the broRaSs
TO a Jacobs Nos 81 81 S. s. and d06 s 81 G ,s9
FIVE three story dwelling houses, plot a6xi0j
Harry Goodstein has bought from the Rlpev
Realty Company the i've story hathouse With
St on lot &XloO feet. Bernard Gluck was the
Joseph Kramer and P o. Geoghegan have sold to
Morris j. Gordon No. 4Sz West 35th st. four story
q Mr. Stein No s28 East 18th A. % HTeesnRowitz to
ment house. with stores lot 25x16o5 feet
John p Kirwan and D j. MacDonald have sold
tenement house, with rear building on lot 25xl665
Mandelbsum & Levine have bought from the
Beckman estate No 1871 Sd ave, six story tene-
4 & J. scheinberg have bought ifA through Iowsn-
stein. Papne & Co, the I'VE story apartment house.
50xl00. nearing completion the north side Of
l3sth St, $50 feet west OF Amsterdam ave
s B Good2le and F e Barnes have sold the
$50 feet. vi ' -'A
G. F ". Johanning has sold for William p
Schwartz NO E0I 9Th ave, five story double fiat
house, with stores, lot 25xS6 feet
The Hartman estate has sold No. 249 West 18th
St. a four story tenement house. lot Sxi06 5
c. EichhoTn and l. Weiss have sold 10 F. Rene
dict No. Do West 10th St, five story athouse
on lot BKS9 II feet.
s ~ Brown and F. 4, Black have sold for Mrs.
Amy BOaFdman No. 10 West Hist St a four story
dwelling house, on lot 3xl0On feet '
The Enterprise Realty Company has sold for
Samuel Snow to a Mr. Weiss No SO East l20th 81
hve story single hathouse. lot 20xl1Oil feet
Also bought NO 5A East 18th st. a six story tene-
ment house lot Exl06 feet
Samuel Fine has sold for Sophia Horn ana tba
CaSSsans estate Nos 2O4s and 2OS lst ave, two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
TOBACCO TRADES EXPOSITION.
September Show Will Be Working Exhibit of
Industries-In Madison Square Garden.

The United States Government has signifed its
intention 20 be represented at the Tobacco Trades
Exposition 20 be held in Madison Square Garden
next September. William Turk, who has been
CHOSEN as general manager FOR the exposition. Is in
correspondence with the Canadian government, and
hopes 10 announce that the Northern people will be
Represented by "A comprehensive exhibit
in Al interview in Tobacco the organ Of the
wholesale and retail tobacco trade Mr. Turk re-
ferring . the scope q this years exposition said
IN part
The principal criticism 81 the splendid show AZ
ne Grand Central Palace last October that II
ksff no Illustration 81 the practical work OF the
tehacco industry Many Of the tens Of thousands
~ visitors 70 The previous exposition WeIa iu A
measure disappointed because they did not the
wheels 20 round. They had expected 10 see cigar
aIo clEarette cknery in operation and the MIN
DC fingers - cgHrnakers at work turning out the
spanish handmade cigars
And this IS just what We propose 20 present 10
them n the coming exposition. There will be
among ether things. a complete cornc0b pipe fac
tory In operation. showing the entire process Of
turning The rough cCbs into pipes ready for the
smoker We have also arranged TO have "A cigarette
FACTORY In operation IN the Garden. FOR which a
special revenue ho~nse will be obtained from the
United States government sim another feature
VIII oe little cigar factory IN which tens Of thou
sands ~ short smokes will be turned out daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22

The Randolph Thompson Realty Company has
made the following sales in Long Island city: FOR
the Maxwell S. Names Syndicate, hfteen lots on
the northwest side of 18th ave, including jackson
ave frontage, to the State Realty and Mortgage
Company; fourteen lots in jackson, Pierce, 18th
and 18th ayes to the Everitt Realty and Construc-
ton Company; six lots on the southeast side or
18th ave- 175 feet south Of Pierce ave. 70 George
Jacob Anderson; eighteen lots in the block bounded
by Jackson, Steinway and Washington aves.' TO
William Rowe a client of s. Osgood Pen & Co.
For William N Heard, two and one-haf lots
being a triangular plot at the southeast corner OF
Jackson ave ard 6th ST., us feet frontage IN ooth
streets to John J. Buckley. For E. NJ Chandler
four lots the east side OF Mott ave- OIL 1eet
north of Thomson ave- TO William n. Heard. For
Phoebe Bergstraser. two lots with improvements
on the side of 4th St. 6S feet east Of jackson
ave. to John Byrne. For Janet NJ. Belman' four
lots in De Bevoise and four lots in Lawrence
St. 10 feet south Of Ditmars ave- to {. A "eIsei.
haitian has sold the Following Brooklyn parcels:
No. 500 sth st. near Prospect Park West a NJ NJ
zee ISL ST three story and basement brownstone
dwelling house, for a Mr.. Brainerd, at $3.50; NO.
Si2 500; at Woodhaven the block front, in West ga
and Shoe and Leather SITS, for the Nassau, DeTH
two two family houses in 20th St. Windsor TeTrace
for 5000 thirteen lots at Fulton st. and Woo.
Realty Company, to Denis Dugan; at FIet0 3l
four lots in Avenue G and 45th St for 5Oov ia "a
three lots in East 94th st. and Newkirk ave, for
81 800: in East 10th and Avenue J. four lots 500
Nassau BeeRman Syndicate; three lots in flatbush
ave and Avenue ]. to the same company, for about
S. CO., and for Captain Males A. Brown the queen
Anne dwelling house in Magnolia ave. 600 rect
frontage for 10000. to a Manhattan investor
There was a report yesterday that a Manhattan
northwest corner Of Wall and Water SITS, from the
United Realty COMPANY The structure T IS oS noTt
by tho Tondne Building Company The report
was denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
DESERT CASTLE WILLIAMS
Military Prisoners To Be MoUed
from Governors Island.

Castle williams. the military prison at Cover
nor's Island is soon 20 lose nearly all It's
prisoners. General Grant received notice yester-
day from the War Department that ninety-eight
prisoners now in Castle Williams. having SEN
fences which VIII not expire before March l.
1907. shall be transferred on April 1, 1906. to
Fort Leavenworth. Kan. On this uate ITO
prisoners VIII march from Governors Island
under special guard, 10 Jersey City where they
Will board a train for Fort Leavenworth. Such
a large body Of military prisoners mas seldom
been sent from Castle Williams.
Eighteen prisoners from Forts Banks, Greble,
Mckinley, Terry, Totten and Warren and Madi-
son Barracks have been ordered TO Fort Jay IN
time TO arrive there in the forenoon of April l.
The 116 prisoners will be m charge Of a COM
missioned officer. and a guard consisting of
two sergeants three cOrporals and thirty-siX
privates of the line. Three hospital corps men
will also accompany the party. The prisoners
will travel in day coaches. One tourist sleep
ing car Will be provided for the guard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
AETI-sEAsICK DECK CHAIRS.
sitters Imagine They Are Driving in Motor
Cars

The Hamburg American Steamship Company an
nounce he installation n a new chair 70 prevent
Eea-sickress says the Paris Herald"
The apparatus Is very simple and consists only
OF a small electric motor. which keeps the seats
OF specially made chairs il constant motion
Passengers who are liable to seasfckress take
their places on tho chairs. and experience a sim
her feeling 70 thar o. driving in a motor car
II is claimed for the chair that the up and down
Migratory movement renders the pitching heaving
and rolling OF vessel less perceptibIe as the
lengthy downward motions Of the snip become
neutralizsd by ne rapid succession Of vibrations
impaired hv The chair
The results achieved with the chairs fitted on
board The liner Patricia have exceeded all ex-
Etc-ailons. and during a recent voyage between
hamburg and New York many passengers could
length 81 time " any
Nle't persons who Invariably suffered when cross
te were able - ENJOY The voyage no disagreed ble
ttI iions rnanifcsrirE themselves after the chair
had been tried - o'o-
- %. ldea originated with a well known chemist
" breldeI, who has tested Il on several voyages
~ e4oltion 10 The Hamburg American boat Pa
tIiaa TIE channel steamship Peregrine has also
u,tH tq-iTel with few Of the chairs-Paris cor
VesTo-cerne London Express.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
MANY LONG ISLAND SALES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMP4NY FINDS n MARKET
FOR ABOUT SEVENTY LOTS.
Arthur F. Du Cr Brooklyn The TOni"e Build
ing Report Denied.

three story buildings on plot 4Ox1OO feet to osk
Abraham Ffnkelstein has bought from Jacob Fish
No. 40 to As East 18th ST. two SIX story tenement
Joseph Berkowitz and Solomon Landsman have
sold to Samuel Stone and solomon Shelntag nos:
houses on plot 50x1OO1 feet. -
ROthschld Brothers have sold 10 Arnold Adler
No. 1902 East s5th st. five story double fathouse'
s Levy has resold to Safer Brothers the south
east corner of lst ave and 18th ST. six story
Ernest " Adler has sold for Abraham Levy to
the Star Bohemian Real Estate Association NO.
SOS East 10th St, five story tenement house, on
D. H: jackson has sold for Martin Ehrenfeld. to
hathouse, with stores on plot SsKs311x irregGls9r
Albert Horngtein has sold the four story building 15
erick Zann to Abraham Berstein. -.
F. sidele has sold No 1873 Avenue G five story
Horace s. Ely 8, Co; have sold for the Colt ss-
St, old buildings. on lot 25x95 feet
front and Tear tenement houses NO s spring st.
on plot &Sx111.6 feet to Carmelo 10 Pinto. 49,,
six story tenement house No 497 East 18th St.
Z so so iee 10 the T1rtman ea house o q
Cherry ST. 2x6S, TO a buyer, who has resoid II 10
RosenthaI & Pearlman have sold No 14s East
Broadway five story building, Z5XSIb feet, Gu,
Ginsburg the northeast corner OF Avenue and 5th
JOSEPH 9q Bs4s5 On has RoSg6 te Ave story ten
ment house No 1856 Orchard St. on lot 25xS76 feet;
for John + Me- McK s% Bros Nos SOS and sos
Jackson ave. two three story hathouses, on a plot
S36X675 feet. The buyer gives in exchange acreage
at Port Jefferson, Long Island.
james L. Libby has sold for the Kountze estate
the lot, 2xO0 feet, the east side Of Jerome ave.
90 feet south of nth St
The Sound Realty Company and Max Marx have
bought rom John Londerhan the northeast corner
Of White Plains and Cleveland aves., plot lo6xI81
@X75 feet Also sold to Milton J. Doernberg the
northwest corner Of Briggs and Thden ayes, plot
1873 .2x1007 feet.
F. Osborne Smith g. Co have sold for John F.
Kaiser No. HOS ogden ave, a two story frame
dwelling house lot 2Ox9O feet Is feet north OF
10th ST.
r. !. Browns Sons have sold for Bernard Block
the plot 92x61x irregular, the west side OF Col
lege ave, S6.6 feet north of 169th ST.
John p. Kirwan has sold for Theodore NJ. Berthe
TO Marvin c. Kopp No. GA East 18Th ST.. a three
story brick dwelling house on n lot l5xlOO feet
Julius Fl. Reiter. attorney has sold to Broschar
g. Braun plot 105X1O0 feet, at 9th ST. and Green
Lane.
Adoph Kronengod, as attorney. has bought for
Deiches Bros. from the estate OF Hamilton F.
Dean No SO3 East Houston ST. % feet east OF Gin.
ton St, three story frame building. on lot 1bX1O
feet. This property has not been transferred since
1884.
Elias Fenberg has bought from Herman Scheide-
berg No. 1877 Madison ave- a FIVE story fathOuse, on
a plot 334Xl0S feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Esrnere Place 8. 8, 81 Il. e. Of Marmion ave:
Tor "A i've story brick house.
William q. Egan, owner; Charles s Clark
Arthur ave. e f., 1903 IT. n Of 17sth St for a
three story frame tenement house. 2lx62 Eliza
Deze owner; charles s clark, architect..-.... 1900
four story brick house, q Gx6s: FYdela
ISABELLA, L 4. SOule architect.
Wise ave @ g.. l75 # Z OF 172d II. a two
story and basement brick dwelling house 22x62.
hugh =. Clarence. owner; Charles S. Clark
Marion ave. W. O.. 20 II. g. Of 1gsth # for two
two story and attic frame dwelling houses 2lx
90; George D. Kingston. owner; Charles 5. CLARK
II a-s.itec: .......... I4OOO
taIee Two story frame dwelling houses. 16.sX5S6;
teet 1880
Tor Two two story and attic dwelling
houses, 2lNb6; William G. Bergen. owner: Charles
: Clark architect
Maple ave. ". g. 100 Of 2I5th st; for a two
story frame dwelling house. 22X5O; Raphael sal
szzano owner / Howard architect $500
AoHtn 81, q o. 81 81 II. Of WoOdycrest ave:
"a story frame dwelling house y 2x4gS X
II X Woke owner. J. J. Campbell. architect.
balunridge ave, 37sS n. OF i96th St: for
Two two story and attic dwelling houses
y loNte; A. Q. Lum, J. J. Vreeiand.
llth n. g., 40 W. of Avenue b. Inionport:
Tor one story frame dwelling house, ibxi7:
James McMauus. owner, J. J. Vreeiand. archi-
257th =. &. 20 H. w. Of Matilda ~ for two
Muller, owner; Robert Glenn architect 1000
Belmont ave. " & A. n. n. OF 1SSth
four story brick tenement house bO1T6. Pasquale
DAurh owner; Charles s. Clark. architect. % 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

CONGREGATION Beth Israel to W Roosevelt tan, and
das June '8 81 i 81 per- o a.
other; Washington ave. No 1928, 25xss; year. M
Hillside Realty ana Construction company to P
ton M SEa 59 r reg f due 100 june &c. 1888 per
cent ZOO
Paiizade aTe being pi6{ at interssc5n Hudson
River and land estate Daniel Even. contains 49,.
253-1 900 acres: years. 57 per cent 20 90
ave, r W $. lot g. map Union nm: 2 years. 81
So4 aRd 2o5 East a2oo years i per Cents 1900
S6s a aad s6 East 10 51So Years io'A per
Won der Linden. julius G. to Just; De Nit
ave. W corner Matilda ST. 1Ooz1oo' years, o.
st. ic6 H1 Of IN 1y ave- sPo's' Years. ss'
saisbeTs Abraham, to David Kidansky and an
S SSaSr P p5F sTs corner D''n st. ioni $50
ridge St. No 100. 24H'a block; years. per 90
Hurvttz Mayer to paul Heiinger; Madison st.
No az 25EIoo due January ? 1907 PER cent: IL"
Forsyth st. No So 24H75; due June l, 1907. ,,o
sehser, Jacob. 70 CITY Real Estate company; 80
llgLh street Company 10 Title GuaTaTiee ana
Broadway R5T{0; demand a. psr bond Bono .'.' 5000
Same to Charles Mclaughlin; same property; de
Bendheim Minnie to John KofEa io2d St Nos
- ll3 ana ITO. 4bKlOG instruments as per bond l25O'
and 70. map Stems estate due April l, 1909 81
q Of 2d ave, 6OxlOO, years per cent?. 2OOOC
Mela, Mary, 70 Title Guarantee and Trust Com
Silver. Abraham 10 u Ruter; 10Th
%; years per 25OOC
Hudson Realty Company TO Title Guarantee and
trust company, Bank 81, 8 e corner Hudson 81,
T8X irregular; years 100 90
Fisher Morris. 10 Joseph Goldfein: Coerck st. No
II, l7x5O instruments. per cent. ........... 3OOC
ScheinkmRn. B, TO Lawyers Title Insurance and
26x1OO; due March 80 1905 y per cent p OOC
Nelson. Bengt. 10 Railroad Cooperative Building
and Loan Association; Seton q. 125 II
Of Randall ave. 20OX irregular; instalments
Same to Land Company &C. Edenvald. seton
S. 100 II n Of Randall ave, 2OOx Irregular:
instruments per cent. 27O
Gordon. Herman. 20 II MandeIbaum and another
Boston Road. Nos 99l 908 and 995: years 8
scheinkman Bernard. to Lawyers TILE Insurance
and Trust Company 45th 1t, s % Q OF
ave; two lots tosether, 53x1OO MORTGAGES,
Same 10 same; 4bth 81, 3. 222 e Of Q
28XlOO; due March so, 1896. 5ia per
Same 20 Isaac Isaacsi same property; / year, 6
Same to Lawyers title Insurance and Trus, @oO
Company: 45th 81, S, 1876 II e OF "a ave. 26z
100; due March 80. 1906 5ls per cent. ..... 100,
Per cent -. 25Ot
and Trust Company, 44th St n s, a OF
% ave, HXlOO; due March 30 1906 81 per
Same 70 Esther Jerkowski. same property: i-OO'
Same Lawyers Title Insurance ana 7,--,st ION
Company 44th 81, n 222.4 II p Of I'd ave o6x
100; due March 30. 1906 6ls per emf % On.
Same 10 Isaac Isaacs; same proparty; / year
Same 70 A W Drummer; 44th st. n s 1873 II e OF "a -''
ave -ONltOs j year. Is
same 10 ADELE Msinhold 45th s. 90 II e OF
Same 20 LEO G Mack: 45th st. III n a ~, "a -'V'
ave -oAlOvi year. per cent .............. o6Ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
BRONX FARMERS WATCH HEN BOOSTS
Arctic Fox Escapes from Airshaft-He Is
Valued at $500, and May Be Hungry.

There was considerable excitement in The Bronx
last night when It became known that an Arctic
fox belonging TO Mrs. Adelaide Simpson, of No. 1890
Seventh avenue. had escaped.
The animal had recently been presented to Mrs
Simpson by her brother, who brought # from
Alaska.
The fox was kept in the airshaft. and 1t a
mystery how the beast could have escaped. Be
cause OF Reynards fondness for chickens the farm
ers in The Bronx decided 70 stay up nights until
Tie animal Is caught. The fox Is valued al 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-22
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Wooster st. n e. cor Houston St: for a six story
brick telephone exchange lO0NG0 10: New YORK
IelephoLIS f.tchanEe, owner, Eiditz & McKen-
,, re; sreh'es's ma, ., ss55. 400
Sin story brick nathouse and stores 6OxsT. n. n
Levine owner Bernstein Bernstein architects 80 600
tlst St. n s. lbs r. g OF LIST ave. for a ak
story brick tenement house and store 25xs8 NJ
Goldman, owner O. NJ. Straub. architect..-. Is 600
ASSduGon ave, n e. cor. 1921 ST for a story
brick hathouse I0x6a O. De Wolf a Marc,lson
owners stern Morris eGehi,ess 5000
roth ST. NOS IA and 236 East Tor a six story
owner seaNart5 & Gress arehiteeis ,'.,.., 10000
Amsterdam ave r. 68l Of st for
Moss, architect. 1900