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Coming Auction Sales.
TAT Il Vcscy street,
MONDAY. APRIL =.

BY Joseph p, Day.
,Nrs' End avenue, No; z2l to 227 northwest, corner
White vs.. Collins Building and Contracting Com
nsny e, a. $ and !; lanes; a,toTneys; !, : Wag,
taxes, &c. 500, subject 10 a prior mortgage OF
TUESDAY. APRIL 3.
ny Bryan l.. Kennedy.
Cathedral Parkway, north side, 100 feet west Of
Hammer =, al: { I, Miller; a]!!9fygSs;y;, i: J,
Jet 10 taxes, &c, s7i5.A.
BY Joseph p. Day.
Nelson avenue, cas-, side, 2S feet north OF 15oth
.',n"l. %l3Sii2s, 10 Boscobel avenue x2a.o4 Irregular;
IN Meehan VS.; Julia Baker e, al. Leonard bron,
ner. attorney; s.. l." H. Ward, referee; partition;
tgbicCt to taxes. &c. 81 .s45. 80.
BY James l.. Wells. ,
cornell avenue. north side. 25 feet west OF Mapes
avenue, 50Nloo. two story frame dwelling and va
Chalmers Wood, attorney; Frank Schaenler referee;
DE on judg ment, $500; subject to taxes. &c, ti2.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL
BY Bryan L, Kennedy.
last Houston street; No; i4' moth side; .o3 feet
Irregular, hve story tenement, with store; cxccu-
\ Carmine street. Nos. a and Al, west side, Is feet
north OF Bedford street. JOx75; two Ave story tene-
"? H,n., y' .ss s'S,' street s1fog no. is sal north side. "a fee,
west Of leIington avenue, lS1lo0s; three story
stone front dwelling: executors sale; estate Of Cas-
Yer Hlrtlcr. deceased.
y p. Ingraham & Co.
Nth street, No. $40, south side, 1852 feet cas-, OF
Pleasant avenue, l6.l0GlOO1l, three story brick
tenement! c. NJ. Preston vs.. Wilhelm Nachtigall
tia.,N.W. Dayton, attorneys $, l.. II. Ward. referee.
DUO On Judgment. S3.362.st: subject TO taxes, &c,
i?p, subject TO prior mortgage OF $500.
. -rYugsDAr, APRIL s.
BY Joseph P."DaySo o h@s~
Nhany street. No. ~, south side, 20 feet east Of
West street, l9I40xls7xS9.s, four story brick tene-
mcni.
Nineteenth street, No. 40, south side, 900 feet
cast OF Ninth avenue. 2JNls4. extending through 10
Eighteenth street, three story brick dwelling and
two story brick store: ], l.. Dwight VS.. =, y. Law
fcncc ct al: DE Lagnel Berier, attorney; Emil Cold
marx, referee; partition.
.5ith street, No. All, north side 1914 feet west Of
s. Nicholas avenue, 81 .6X99. II, three story brick
dwelling, Title Insurance Company VS.. Moses
hachman ri AL; A, l., Westcott. attorney: p. l..
Herman, referee; due on judgment Sll ,5Sl q;
subject 10 taxes, &c, NS84i.
llS'h street. No. $50, south side. l25 feet west OF
college avenue. :5Kle0. two story frame dwelling:
! 7 lone ct al. VS.. ". n. Jones CT al: ". e.. Ben
lhmin, All :rncy: T. r. DDnnelly, referee: partition:
subject to taxes, DC. 1850.
Eighty ninth street, No. 3ie. north side, 80
lrcl WrSt N West End avenue, 20Kl0O, three story
ana basement stone front dwelling; u. =. AlCott
ana another vs., NJ. r. Riley; Hack o., &. Z =.
attorneys; ShenH's sale OF all right. li0o and Interest
NJ VI n. Riley; sale subject TO three mortgages
aEIfegatIng $4,000.
North Bath avenue. west side. north Of Second
a,tnue, Long Branch, n. j.. iSsX2o0; hotel property
shown as North Cottage; executorS sale estate OF
S1S|S' RclSman, deceased.
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PUBLEC NOTICES.
SUPREME e1 ssgF n9 AHgaEHhhASgE DIVISION

SUPREME CURT, APPELLATE DIVISION
FIRST DEPARTMENT e."
In the Matter Of the Application of the Board OF
Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioner for the City
OF New York for the appointment OF three. com
missoners TO determine and report whether a
rapid transit railway or railways for the convey
ance and transportation Of peTponB ana property.
as determined by the Board ought to be constructed
and operated.
Public notice Ii hereby given that the under.
signed, James A. Donnelly. Paul L. Herman and
Julius q. Kremer, having by an order Q fthe Appel
judicial Department entered in the above entitled
matter on the I'D day Of March, 1000, bearing date
on that day, been appointed commissioners to
determine and report after due public hearing
whether a railway or railways mentioned In the
petition Of the said Board, presented TO the said
Appellate Division on or about the 9th day Of Feb
ruary, 1908, and hled in the once OF the Clerk OF
said Court on or about the same day, ought Va, be
constructed and operated. d0hereby appoint Fri
day, the 10th day OF April, 1909, az tT0.o'clock1 in
the afternoon OF that day, at the once of James A.
Donnelly, No. 81 Nassau street, In the Borough
OF Manhattan. cts. Of New York, ee the time and
such adjourned sittings as may be thereafter held
they will hear all persons interested in said matter.
""'e' JAMES A. poNNELLY,
PAUL I, KigRNAN.
JULIUS G.. RENEE
GEORGE L. RIvES, 81 Liberty Street. New York
BaoARpMAN, PLATT & SoIEY. sS Wall Street.
New York City. Attorneys for Board Of Rapid
Transit Railroad Commissioners for the CITY OF
New York.
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= aALEs.

JULIUS SHoNGooD, Auctloneer. by Joseph
Shongood's Sons, Aucts, % Bowery:. =,
D April 2-Men's and women's clothing ana AZ
pledges to March 26. 1905, to No. So6ae and az hoid
Also pledges pledged to March "a, 1905, with a.
Lawrence; g. Edeistein q Co, 2S2 list Az.
April 3 Clothing, &c. pledged TO March g, 100
isi Grand st. Also jewelry UP TO No. STATS; JOS
"Apri INDiamonds, watches, jeweiry, DC, pledged
to March %, 1905. John j. Aaron d Son, l9l Grand ~
April i-Clothing, &C., pledged 10 Marrh % 1910
l.. c. Neuberger, 1884 9Th ay. ~,
April 5-Dy l.. Jacobs, oS9 Sd aN.. formerly, 6t
Sd av.: all watches. diamonds, jewelry, Co. pleugea
from April /, 1904, to March rs, 1905. NO. Azo4o W
No. 6O3Ss. aud all older dates held over. a.
April 5-ClothlnV, &c, pledged 70 Maren 90
1908. Sllberstein Bros. 2i57 eth aV.; ID" Shnet
stein & Sons. 10 9th sv. -
April 0~Jeweiry, watches. diamonds, &c. 10
279 Stanton ST. 40
April O. Clothing, &C.. pledged to March 3d.
1905, Alex. Freund, 1915 Sd av.
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COURT, APPELLATE DIVIS1 ON,
FIRST DEPARTMENT.
In the Matter OF the Application Of the Board OF
Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners for the City
OF New York for the appointment OF three com
mIssloners TO determine and report whether a
rapid transit railway or railways for the convey
ancc and transportation of persons aud property.
as determined by the Board, ought 10 be constructed
NV FoTiRTEENTH STREET ROUTE.
Public notice Is hereby given that the under
signed. William II. Wadhams. James O. Farrell
and John n. Pine. having by an order. OF the Ap
judicial Department entered In the above entitled
matter on the 23d day OF March, 1908. bearing date
on that'day, been appointed commissioners 10 de
termlne and report after due public hearing whether
a railway or railways mentioned In the petition OF
the said Board, presented TO the said Appellate Divi.
sion on or about the 9th day OF February, 1908. and
nled in the once OF the Clerk OF said Court on or
about the same day, ought to he. constructed and
oDeratcd, do hereby appoint Wednesday. the 18th
day OF April. 1908. al 2 o'clock In the afternoon of
that day at the once OF William II. Wadhams, No.
50 Liberty street. In the Borough OF Manhattan.
city OF New York, as the time and place OF the nrst
sitting, and at such sitting and such adjourned
sjttlngs as may he thereafter held they will hear
all persons interested In said matter.
Dated New York, March "a: 1919.
WILLIAM II.
JOHN Il. PINE.
JAMES q.
GEORGE l.. RIVES. % Liberty street, New York
iBoARDMAN. PL.ATT & SOLEY. IS Wall street.
New York city. Attorneys for Board Of Rand
TransI, Railroad commissioners for the city
Of New York.
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WEST SHORE r. r.

New York Central q Hudson II. R., Lessce)
Trains leave Franklin ST, station. New York. as
follows. and Is minutes later foot West 42d ST. N, r.!
til:20A, M.-Mountain and Mohawk Express.
100 P, M.-Chicago Express.
'2a5 /. Noon Lin, for Detroit, Chi. q StLouis.
200 7. M.-For Roch. Buffalo. Cleveland q Chi.
1900 p. M.-For Roch., Buffalo. Detroit StLouis
'945 p. M.--For Syray Roch. Ma, Falls, Det.Χ
sDaily. tDaily except sunday. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence by Westcott Express.
A. H, NIT G. F. DAILY,
Gcnl Manager. Pass'r TTaf1c Mgr.
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Pursuant IN statutory requirement. notice IA
hereby v,ven that an act. Senate bill. nrinied No.
524. Int. No, 40. has been passed by both branches
Of the Legislature, entitled
AN G
TO AMEND SECTION THIRTEEN
AND TWENTY FOUR OF GREATER NEW
YORK CHARTER RELATIVE. 10 Il LER
Of THE BOARD OF JUSTICES OF II MuNlc-
p COURT.
Further notice Is hereby given that q Public
Hearing upon such bill will be hold at the Mayors
once. in the City Hall. In the City OF New York, on
Wednesday, April 4 1904; at 10 o'clock Al
Dated City Hall, New York. March 2o.,fe06,
GEORGE d. MCCLELLAN. Mayor.
This bill will be tho second heard on this date.
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COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION
FIRST DEPARTMENT.

COURT APPELLATE DIVISION 4,
FIRST DEPARTMENT.
In the Matter OF the Application OF the Board OF
rand Transit Railroad Commissioner. for the City
OF New York for the appointment OF three com
mIss,oners 10 determine and report whether q
rapid transit railway or railways for the convey
ancp and transportation OF persons and property,
as determined by the Board, ought TO be constructed
nnRoOKLYY AND MANHATTAN LOOP LINES,
Manhattan Sections.
Public notice Is hereby given that The under
signed, Charles huxley Hubbell. Harry W. Alden
and Warren Leslie. having by an order OF the Appel
late Division OF the Supreme Court for the First
judicial Department entered In the above entitled
matter on the 23d day of March, 1909. bearing date
on that day. been appointed commissioners TO de
termine and report after due public hearing whether
a railway or railways mentioned In the petition OF
The said BOARD, presented to the said Appellate
DIvisIon on or about the 9th day OF February, 1905.
and filed In the once OF the Clerk OF said Court on
or about the same day. ought 10 he constructed
and operated, do hereby appoint Tuesday. the 10Th
day OF April, 1909, al 2 o'clock In the afternoon OF
that day az the once OF BoArdman, Plat g. Solely
No. IS Wal street, In the Borough OF Manhattan.
CITY OF New York, as the time and place OF the hrSt
sitting and at such sitting, and such adjourned sit
tlncS as may be thereafter held they Will hear all
persons interested in said matter.
Dated New York. March 81, 1905,
CHAS BuLKLEY HGBBEIL,
HARRY W. ALDEN,
WARRES LFSIlE.
GEORGE I" RlNES, s? Liberty street, New York
'ROARDMAN. PLATT & SOLEY, 81 Wal street,
New YORK city, Attorneys for Board OF Rapid
Transit Railroad Commissioners for the City OF
New York.
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TAINTED FOR u. q. RMY Able bodied IN
married men between ages Of ri and IS; citizens
OF United States. OF good character and temperate
For Information apply TO Recruiting oflcet, rs
Third Ave, 23e0 Third Ave. 74a 9th Ave, 2Do sth
Ave ~ v. or aa Fulton 81, pronklyn,
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SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. K,

STATIONS Fo wei I,5 6s = VS. St., n n R.
Time shown below is from Liberty St. ives,
ed 81, leaves 10 minutes earlier, except as noted
by designating marks; r>o,rN ASn,
MAUCH CHUNK-z40O t7.l5 Easonl, 90 A M
10. 4y4O, 500 (b5.45 Easton ONLY Pm sun
days e % A; NJ 90 S93 and SG r M ~ A NJ.
LAik Sf: SioS i; n L.AR2E HPHHkks; TX TONS u RIVER lANb,
BARNEGAT-z4o 90, go 4; NJ; 80. AGO. kos
sundays, $50 A. NJ. W.4o Lakewood and Lake.
ATLANTIc cITY-.o4o A, M ,kts4oP \.
Lq PoiI RF4 4EGhssA ASSFFCAENG p~ sEAs4 G6Fff PoI%?sSS
400, $50, ii 80 A. NJ, xi.2o, g445, $50, $50. pan
sundays. except Ocean Grove 400 800 a. M"
A4 ia, II r Hips, sE5AIPEs5IgsHT, y MONMOUTH y HS .s
1852 NJ, 80, $50, $50. $50 p. N, sundays
phaii2IoAAb5kMt III fGG P: N 30. mi 90, msOo % 90. m.,qoe,
1i!!SSSo IN an.s &c., % .;i6o' is! co." Zoo III siio,So i. II,
B4hfIa6 %%i, AMP wAs 81 u G g .,,s 3 m'ro.oo
READING, HARRISBURG, POTTSylLLE AND
WILLiAMSPoRT-nz4oo o.. q 80; 800 80 qosq
Reading. Pottsville, Harrisburg only, 400 800.
DAILY. DAILY except sunday tsgpdsys; ;Ps!.
mDlninE car. 1saturdays only. zfrom Liberty
From Twenty:thlrd. stgeet-zsso p n, ESQ
p. N" cl2'zo p. NJ. g4'S =. NJ, jh'oo r. M" kS@o
ofhces: Liberty St. West ssd st: 9 Astor House:
abi. 49,. 1890, 1854 Broadway. i2 9TH Az. sl Sta
isSiih 6 st.. sa5 Columbus Az, New. York: 81, ;sis
s44, $50 Fulton ST., Brooklyn; $50 Broadway. VII
ilanlsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls for and
IS. G. BSfsSfER. en-. BURT,
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Gen. Passr Agt.
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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN HARTFORD ,R.

Trains depart from Grand Central Station, l2d
St and attn Ave, as follows for ..,oo
.1yIOOc A. NJ, tiTlnO. 'xnl0l, .xH30n =: 300.
.T-5O2, 1890 P. NJ; via Wllllm antic-T's0OA !. NJ.
f2NO p. NJ: via Springn eld-'9O A. NJ, 'l2Vl,
s4O0, 'llo0 p. NJ,
~WORCESTER FITCHBURG via Putnam, ts:ooP n.
LAKEVILLE NORFOLK, 1919 4. NJ, 1881 PA
GREAT HARRINGTON. S~TOCKBRlDGE, LEMON.
PlTTSFlELD-tl5O. ts:49 a. NJ, 1881 p. NJ
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central Station and cl2Sth
ST. also at col. 1855, clSiA B'way, COS Unlon, Square,
else Fifth Ave, c24s Columbus Ave, coi9 Madison
Ave. c273 West l25th St, POS Third ave. In bFoos'
Ign, c342. $40 Fulton 81. $50 Broadway.
'Datly. Except Sunday. 'Stops at 18th ST,
SStops at l25th 81, Sundays only. :Parlor Car
limited. Has dining car, cParlor aud Sleeping
car tickets also.
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NEW JERsEY-sALR On RENT.

TENAFLY. New Jersey: gentleman's country
residence, 7 acres. more or less: high ground. hno
view OF Palisades, 10 rooms. modern improvements.
hardwood floors. stable. mans cottage; lawns,
shade and fruit trees: 4 minutes from station. IS
minutes TO Manhattan: s22, 900. easy terms. WILL
IAN c. A 200 West 18th 81.
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HE'LL WANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-Expert stenographer; state age, ex'
perlence and salsE wanted and give reference
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CLOTHING

weekly payments. perfect nj: fnc material. ES.
CHANGE cLoTHlN CO., 2o Broadway, rooms
3 and
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COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION.
~ FIRST DEPARTMENT.
In the Matter OF the Application OF the Board Of
Rapld Transit Railroad Commissioners for the
city OF New York for the ap appointment OF three com :.
mlssloners to determine and report whether a rapid
transit railway or railways for the conveyance and
TRANSPORTATION OF persons and property,a as De,
termlned by the Board. ought to be constructed
and operated.
Public notice is hereby given that the under,
signed, John C. Coleman, Isaac Bell Brennan and
William Halpin. having by an order OF the Anpel.
late Division OF the supreme Court Tor the flrst
Judicial Department entered In the above entitled
matter on the sd day OF March, 1908. bearing date
on that day. been appointed. commissioners 10
determine and report after due public nearing
whether a railway or railways mentioned In the
petition OF the said Board, p~resented 20 the SAID
Appellate Div islon on or about the 9th day OF Feb.
rriary, 1908, and filed In the once OF the CLERK or
said Court on or about the, same day, ought to be
Thursday, the 10th day OF April. 1900. at two o'clock
In the afternoon OF that day. at the once Of Board
man, Platt & Solely, No. IS Wall Street, In the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. City of New York, as thetlme
and place OF the first sitting. and al such sitting and
such adjourned slttlngs as may be thereafter held
they win hear all persons interested In said matter
Dated New York, March 9th. 1909.
WILLIAM HALPlN.
ISAAC BEL BRENNAN,
JOHN C. COLEMAN,
GEORGE l.. IVES 2 Liberty street, New YORK
NTBSoARpMAN.P I.ArT & soLEY. IS Wall Street,
New York City, Attorneys for Board OF Rapid
Transit Railroad Commissioners
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SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION.
FIRST DEPARTMENT
In the Matter ofthe Application OF the Board OF
Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners for the CITY
OF New York for the appointment Of three. com
mlssIoners to determine and report whether a
rapid transit railway or railways for tbe convey
ance and transportation OF persons and properly.
as determined by the board, ought to be constructed
and operated. uu
''N CCouNTY OF NEW YORK.
Public notice is hereby given that the under:
signed, Frederick ]. Phillips, William f.. Grel!
and Abraham S. Gilbert. having by an order OF
the Appellate Division Of the supreme Court for
the First judicial Department entered In the above
entitled matter on the sd day OF March. 1905. bear
ing date on that day, been appointed commits
sioners to determine and report after due public
hearing whether n railway or railways mentioned
in the petition Of the said Board, presented 70 the
said Appellate Dlvision on or about the sth dey Of
Of said Court on or about the same day, ought, 70
be constructed and operated, do hereby appoint
Monday, the sd day OF April. 1905, a. two. O'clock
in the afternoon OF that day,ht the once OF Board
man, Plntt q Solely, No. IS Wall Street, In the Bor-
ouTh Of Manhattan, City OF New York. as the time
and place OF the irst sitting, and at such sltungs
and such adjourned slttlngs as may be thereafter
held they Will hear all persons Interested IN tho
said matter.
fREDERfGK J. PHILLIPS.
GEORGE L. RJvES. 81 Liberty Street New York
'BBSoARpMAN. PLATT & soLEY. IS Wall Street.
New York City, Attorneys for Board OF Rapid
Transit Railroad Commissioners.
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l.. l.. FIRUSKI, Auct., 10 Bowery, sells 10 A. M
April 2-Order G. Lang d Co: tewelry.
April s-order N. Bruckhelmeri 1871 e: iSs.n sn;
ton pledged prior March i.ieo5, TO No. 100, N. q
H.. Bruokheimer, 2loS Sd av.; all goods pledged
prior March 10. 1905. to No. 1880. ana Oil oluer
dates held over.
April e-order S. A. Flatto. 1925 Sd av'; cloth
ing, &c. pledged prior March %, 1908. ~.
April b-Order VIM. Simpson. OIL Park row: dla
monds. watches. jewelry, goods every desSrlpton
pledged prior Feb. 0, 1908. TO No, 1881, ana all gooaS
reserved from previous sales.
April -F1ne consignment ewelry.. -,
Anil n-Order u. MAYER. Hobokeu: clOthlng.
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO., ~. Sheehan, Auct.,
6ai54 Canal ST., viii sell al 10 A M: Al.
April by John simpson, ~ Bowery: da
monds. Jewelry, &c, pledged TO No. l7OVo' jan OIL
1905, and all goods held over. A,z
April by a. Schlang. 1855 Sd av'' e'o'nihS'
&C., pledged to March %, 1905,
April S-By Jos. Levy. 1856 Varick a.; ciotnlhg
pledged TO March rs. 1905.
April by N. Racket, clothing.
April by J. J. Saver; clothing.
April e-By H, Miller. TAI 9th av.; clothing pleusea
April oWBy H.. McAleenan. 1880 Broadway
watches. diamonds. Jewclry. etc. pledged IN lsoo'
Nos. l 10 5000. and all goods held over.
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go"
TYPEWRITERS-Al standard makes rented
End kent in. order; ribbons free: machines sold
prices. F.. S. WEBSTER o 10 Park Place. Tels-
phone. 1870 CoTtlandt.
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FOR SALE, Jersey Clty-Four story brick house,
In row OF private houses; excellent location: newly
decorated and In perfect order. W, F., l1 Belmont
av.
IL ROOM Mansion at Meiuchen. \. j.: a bargain.
5000. W. g. WATT. 100 East l25th st.
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REAL EsTATE-OUT OF THE CITY
LONG ISLAND-sALE OR RENT.
Furnished Cottages to Rent

.CUTcHoGUB Misunderstanding lots and FUR
pished cottages for sale or rent. FRANK n.
FLEET. box 10, Cutchogue, L. l., N. Y.
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WESTCHEsTER COUNTRYSIDE Oh
RENT.

FOR SALE-At Hartsdale. Westchester county.
N. V, several lots for business or residential pur-
poses; also two new up-to-date cottages: all i'm
provemehts: one six rooms and one nine rooms;
no agents. ALONZO ]. HART Hartsdale. N. Y.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
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FOR SALE-Nassau Point. 500 acres, 81. miles
shore front on Peconic Bay. Inquire r.
FLEET, boz 10, Cutchogue. l.. l..
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40 ACRES. near Hampstead. $1,000 per acre.
way. ...
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GIVE ME YOUR IDEAL for your country home
%nywhere In New England, TO buy or rent. st0te
what you are willing TO pay; | do the rest. Ad-
dress {. l.. BACkUS, Andover, Conn.
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PLOT AT STAMFORD for sale; large house. barn,
garden. j. B. PHILLIPS. les Pearl ST., New York.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-09-01
PENINSULA NEWS.
Items Of Interest Taken From Our
Exchanges and Condensed.

The republican nominees for coun-
ty offices in Keweenaw county are:
Sheriff, Frank Bawden; treasurer,
Will E. Smith; clerk and register OF
deeds, Frank Kaiser; prosecuting
attorney, Albert E. Peterman;
county surveyor, Leon Netzorg;
coroners, F. M. Bradshaw and John
Smith.
The Munising railway manage
ment has taken a decided step in
issuing orders that hereafter no in
toxicated person shall be permitted
to board trains. The management
says that passengers are entitled to
ride without being insulted or forced
to associate with drunken men, and
in the future intoxicated persons,
instead OF getting on the trains, will
be turned over to officers.
John P. Cazar, an Austrian tram
mer employed in No. shaft, Calu-
met branch OF the G. & HI. stepped
into the shaft Tuesday and fell a
distance of 300 feet. The injured
man was removed to the G. & HI.
hospital where be was found to have
received severe bruises on his head
aud shoulders. 1t is also thought
his spine is injured. Mr.. Cazar is
now in critical condition.
A section hand named Mastic,em-
ployed on the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul railway, met death in
horrible manner near Amasa, Iron :
county. He was a member of u
crew returning from work on hand
car which was run down by a mixed
train which runs between Ontona-
gon and Claiming. Seeing the
approaching train, and realizing
that they could not hope to get the
hand car out of the way in time, the
section men were forced to jump.
All but one succeeded in clearing
the rails. Mastic in some way be-
came pinioned beneath the car, and
although struggling in desperate
manner to liberate himself from
his perilousN position as he saw the
locomotive closing upon him, the
section man, with his body extended
across the rails, was forced to re- :
main, conscious that 10 few
moments the train would pass over
him. The engine and long string
Of cars ground their way over his
body, severing it in twain, and
mangling it in horrible manner.
He was aged fifty and leaves large
family at Oconte, Wis.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-09-01
SHORT Term OF
CIRCUIT COURT.
Session Lasted Only Three Days.
only One Criminal Case. "A
Number Admitted To
Citizenship.

The August term OF Circuit Court
for Baraga county convened at the
Court House, Ia. this village, Mon.
day morning at II o'clock, Hon. A.
T. Streeter, circuit judge presiding.
There was but one criminal case,
the People VS.. John Mattila, charged
with assault, with intent to do
great bodily harm, less than the
crime OF murder. The jury returned
verdict OF guilty Of simple assault
and battery, and Mattila was SEN
fenced to pay fine OF 800 and
and costs, or 10 default thereof to
be imprisoned in the common jail
of Baraga county for a period of
ninety days.
The case of the People VS.. Frank
Slaw was held open. Shaw was
awaiting trial on a charge OF as
sault with intent to commit rape,
and broke Jail about three weeks
ago, aud has not yet been appre-
hended.
John o. v. Zellen VS.. the Board OF
Supervisors of Baraga county
Mandamus-Notice of motion for
change OF venue. Case continued
by consent.
Peter Clyne VS.. John o. Maxey,
assumpsit. Case settled.
Rozella Davis VS.. William Davis,
divorce. Decree rendered to COM
plainant.
Joseph Bellaire VS.. Malvina
Bellaire, divorce. Case pending.
Twenty-one men were admitted
to citizenship.
Court adjourned Wednesday after
MON