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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-15
POLICE KNOW BOYS KIDNAPPER.
Refuse TO Give Name. hut Say He Is a New
Yorker and 4 Degenerate.

PHILApRI PHIA, June l4.-That the kid
napper Of seven-year-old Charles Frederick
Mnth, son Of a Columbia avenue ~jeweller, is
a New York degenerate was the positive
declaration tonight Of Captain Of Detectives
Donaghy.
His identity has been established, but the
police will not give his name. Not a trace
Of him or the boy has been found.
From what the police know Of this man
his character is most repulsive, although
they are of the opinion that his motive in
CARRYING on the Muth boy was purely mer-
cenary. He was ~penniless and an outcast,
and his reed Of money caused him to con-
ceive the kidnapping plan.
Another feature that puzzles the police
is the suspicion that the parents Of the boy
know more than they have told the de-
tectives,
are no negotiations, and they have told the
police all they know. Muth offered a re-
wari to-day for the return Of the child.
1t is not alone upon the handwriting Of
the two notes that the police are depending
in their efforts to AK the kidnapping Of the
Muth boy upon the man for whom they are
searching. They have traced his move
ments on the day the boy was carried off
They know he was in the neighborhood Of
the Muhlenberg school and Of the boys
home on mat day. Inc man 3 anleCeuentS
are familiar to them, and they also know
how hard pushed he was for money.
The New Yorker for whom the police are
searching, it was said last night, is an Ar
menian who was once employed as a sales
man in Muth's jewelry store. This man
was efeminate and he always showed, it
is said, a peculiar interest in the kidnapped
boy,
Why he left the employ Of Muth the
latter would not say. To all questions
regarding the absent Armenian he had but
one reply: Il do not care to discuss him
Neighbors of the Muths remember the
Armenian we'll. They say he had peculiar
mannerisms that attracted attention. They
say he did not And favor with Mrs. Muth.
The woman arrested yesterday had q
hearing to-day. She was merely drunk
and was discharged with a lecture.
WILMINGTON, Del, June A,-Harry Diller
was arrested here this evening at the re-
quest Of the Philadelphia authorities work.
ing on the abduction Of the Muth boy.
Detective Miller, who came from Phila-
delphia after Diller, says he does not believe
the prisoner knows anything about the
abduction.
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ehagas 4sas tasaEsf PFttsfpsf ltsfaiHs
RaellI anafanff

me strset ~ gttessne has dlapYr-f
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bHfl ahe6l iHatt fhef 4 ING HsHtiNe
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w elementary sehNrls shieh a. ne las'
gaHftNS n mo hfrfft pfeHHtef ~ fHfFff
or ihn Ttw Nv rsf' ths rrrnf' svs
tU,,stt es,tsst ~ me testimony ssr virest
NO ftst ettte go A. W. HHf w i%Hfaffaft ffh
mo prpa] ftslNrs " me lrrsi htttf ihr r%nrits'
" me rsineipsi ~ this srhNoi 80 w go thn
lsts, lriisefsa, Vtiis ihrfs 10 eopAle' ~
~ mo rfSrItr isNaIHee utri w Nov m fhit
arI saau Inc urdispu,ei tSa'nw0hv shHva
iNs' he rsis isr NJ expressions shlrh esre
,Itiiy chen Spoken Nv v0une children would
hear ~ interpretation ~ settafist etafto'ef
Tsrsritlis ~ ~ derfrtafN me femAfha he
mo tsinripsl sdmii'ediy mHtr NV hlm ~ tho
rnrh ina, II shc did NJ, HE ME tsmsfsa she
M an lSNve NE foom
The nubiie school Il 4 riecs NJ STATE ma
ehiNrrv, Etbpnrtsd Nv ruhiic moneys Tor
purely tsnpofai snds n proposes 10 siv" =
secular aduca'ion On 'hs ground " ~ u'iluv
and rersasitv. and trndinH tnvHfi III" dev"l'
ntnsni ~ rood ci'i,snship and ~" mainto'
nance NJ civii government " does not rto'
pose IN and Ia no' permitted tn enter that
other field which lies beyond IN" plrvi"w 81
cIyil government.
When vs consider m" ma sritud" NJ "nf
public achool system. u IL poaaihl" that occn.
sionaIly tho principles and rules her" "ntln'
m-rAtnd are fransRtess"d such incidents
We are inclined 10 bnlicvr. result from the
emotional cha and disposition ~ IN"
principal aud teacher. ani not from any pre-
medtta'cd intent
The Boari ~ Education, without entering
into any diacisaion, approved this report
and also adopted a resolution modifying
the report ~ he local school board ~ School
~, and disappearing Of Principal Harding's
notion.
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SHVyE FIFTH uENUE STOOPS?
Mr. DeIany suggests That n Is Time TO
<dop, n Definite Programme.

--. DL,,,,I n,lnny IN oficinllv
."Po'' ~Dc,no" 81,
informing mayor "cNe""' yeeu"y nav
the city had won hs snlt 10 coHpe' 'he
knickerbocker Trust Company to remove
the enoroachments its building makes over
the line nj Thirt fourth street and Fifth
oy.n,e vro,s that il would now be neces-
ssry to determine the course to be taken
with regard TO all similar encroachments
on Fifth avenue. MIR. Delanv SAYS:
,.oo,iooo ~, oocunv;pr ar,een fee, of the
v,".. o,,,n I.,,b Icons areowoya
en" 10 bad nm innocent he qinninp
,I,v ordInorc.s In tho wears 1892 and Isil
30 ar,,orize +, nm certai, narts Of
49, ~ ond ,ho oxamnlo thus sol wes
~, ~ ,ri ,h h ohiao,ion followed in nj her
".."aS IT, "manm
tn onaa IN ,ho oho-oo,.r a, tho svenue
| ~ = hnsinass sa,tion which
80 hninn on hos oocasioned tho removal
70 thaao ohstrnctions hut many vet
y -. "a 20 ~ ramoy,i T.. ~ he enforced
,.".smnL .ar,a hordshin r,av ha inflicted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-15
JEROME TAKES BRIBERY CASE,
Charges Against New Rochelle Aldermen
to BE Looked Into Here.

Charges Against New Rochelle Aldermen
TO BE Looked Into Here.
1t was decided yesterday that II the charge
that five New Rochelle Aldermen asked
for from $4,000 to 5000 apiece for their
votes on the application for a franchise by
the State Linz Telephone Company was
true the chine had been committed in this
county.
This decision was reached after a con-
ference between District Attorney Young
of W~estchester and Acting District Attorney
Mott, who is In charge here while Mr.. jerome
is on his fishing trip, Mr.. Young and Mr..
Mott had a long conference, As a result
Freda Roesling, the stenographer in the
ofioe of Vice President Reynolds of the
telephone company, and Secretary Brock
of the company were summoned to the
District Attorney p Office. 1t IL Miss
Roesling who says she made a stenographic
report Of the alleged conversations between
the Aldermen and Mr.. Reynolds in his office.
She was questioned yesterday afternoon
by Mr.. Mott and she declared that the tran
scripts Of the stenographio report Of the
alleged conversations, which were sub
mitted to District Attorney Young, were
true and accurate. She was questioned
at length by Mr.. Mott and repeated the
story told to Mr.. Young that the original
will be made to find out If that was the
general practice in Mr.. Reynolds's Office.
Secretary Brock was questioned along the
same lines.
Whether there will be a Grand Jury in
v~estigation or not will depend Upon the
conclusion. reached by, Mr., Mott after he
has gone into every phase OF the bribery
EtnTv.
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Miscellaneous.

Power d Steers have sold the W. H. Brent
property near Westwood, y. j.. To. J. u.
Brose Of New York city. This will be the
first real estate transfer recorded In the new
township OF Rivervale. where the property
Charles +. Duross has leased for the Pnden-
tiai Renl Estate Corporation 10 Jacob Falk
the store and basement al No. lo+ Seventh
H. j. Sachs 4 Co. negotiated the recent
sale OF Nos. 0 and II West Twelty-frst street.
5sxeo.e. for Joseph Steiner d Bro. to Henry
on MISUNDERSTOOD street. acquired by Mr..
Phipps through the same brokers,
Frankenthaler 4 Supineky and Charles
Kaufman, as attorneys. report the purchase
Of Nos. IL and 20 Sumpter street, Brooklyn.
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HORSE TRADING P.ARs0N LOSES.
Appea rance OF Mr. Roster Fails TO Help
Out His Case.

The case of the Rev, Spitka Roster OF
Hull, Ia, whose trading got him into
trouble with his congregation and who is
alleged to have refused to permit a United
States flag to be used in the church deco
rations on Memorial Day, occupied the
attention Of the General Synod Of the Dutch
Reformed Church in America from morning
till midnight yesterday in the Collegiate
Church, Fifth avenue and Forty-eighth
street. The question at issue was the
appeal of'Mr. Roster from a verdict in the
last particular synod in Chicago, which
synod agreed with the Iowa Chassis that he
be suspended from the ministry.
The important matter OF sustaining the
Particular Synod in its verdict Of suspend
ing the dominic from the ministry did not
come before the synod for a vote until the
night session, which began at 8 o'clock,
had dragged on for three hours.
This motion was seconded. hut was bit
terly opposed by the Western ministers
present, and the question of sustaining the
Chica go decision that Mr.. Roster be ousted
was put to a vote shortly after II o'clock
BY his time the Westerners felt sure Of
their strength and lost no time in argument
When the verdict Of suspension was voted
upon and the appellant was defeated bS
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j., f,,, .,c,, ,sssmss,, si,b .,otes IN I'M,

two iout ssor, isNemen,' si'h aotes IN rlot
'nlsgs have hem Med 9Th Ruldlns snret.
lntet dent .NUfrhf fnf A sit H'ny lptl AND
Eotg tulldige f. n" witt ~ Mts i v oagun!
1hiftV slxtk stfrst II IL IN bs vt htjeh vith
limestone tflmmib ~ shd eii have 2 ftnntaae
W - feet AND . depth ~ W. ferf With an sfs
tension N II - r0st gfn .urn. ttofdina ~ the
81, mate NJ \ 7 Usviaan. the Htchltett,
lord \ Taylor have leased " Tor = term NJ
years.
plans have been nlei for e%nlsfeina the
Y honnef, a. va ~ Pact srvru', nf'h street
II vii no extended bath trout. and f"at aud
Vil hava n neN Colonial facade with q cen.
trial ,pstibiled entrance, SECOND storr
balcony aud u mansnrd roof, WITH an ufnn
cost p2G,Wn The architects are 6tosN'nor
Attefhufv 4 john Nlny lompklna
Tho Narhattln nov building plaVia nlao m
Clude n four atrfv sarge to 10 hlil' Tor me
Rosaiiet tcaltV omtnnv ~ Noe ~ ahd ~
Nest Forty ninth street. running through
the block to littteth stree, and to cost 80 No
4 fve story beer storage house Tor Mrs Jos"
phine Schmid Oh inSth street west OF oluln
Dus avenue, 20 cost sNO an n six story hat
for Cohca \ Kraft an roth street west OF
Lemon avenue. S5n. nnn n two story offCe ana
store huildtng for Rothschild A kHllinan on
Lemon avenue north OF li6ih street siUsn";
and n fvc story stable for Charles ". thaae
~ 40. ~ est fprty eighth street, t25.pn
The BruuN plans comprise q Two STORY
laboratory with boiler house and stable 10 be
built Tor the city on EastChesfer road west
Of the New ork and New Haven tracks at an
Aggregate cost, Of st6.Wo. and a Two storF
DIV cling for the city nj the same location
to cost t2j 900. and also a SiN story nat WIN
stores for Joseph erlit sch on iaist street
east OF tourtlandt avenue. to cost sij.WO,
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COMMENCEMENT AT STEVENS.
John Hays Hammand Talks to the Grad
yates on the Muck X

Seventy-siX young men received the de-
gree Of mechanical engineer at the COM
tImenoement Of Stevens Institute OF Technol-
ogy Yesterday morning in the auditorium
of tie institute building in Hoboken. The
class Of 'Os Is the largest class by twelve
{ ever graduated from the institute.
President Humphreys in introducin 8
Prof. John Hays Hammond Of Yale Uni.
versity, who addressed the graduates, ex-
pressed the hore hat none of the graduates
d. would have the i'll luck to secure an easy
berth. Referring to recent exposures OF
dishonesty he said:
"'Horest graft lives on violated trustee
ships"
Prof. Hammond told the graduates that
America owes her recognized position in the
fore rank of nations to the supremacy Of
the engineer in the indu arts rather
than to the triumphs Of diplomacy and Of
war.
Although there are, of course, SOM black
sheep in the engineering fold" he said,
'there is nevertheless among scientific
men generally an unquestionable lice.
ton for rectitude, This is due to the many
years spent by them in scientific research,
which indicates a veritable zeal for truth ,
even to the degree of what Huxley calls
"a fanaticism for veracity.'
"There is a deplorable prevalence in these
times Of a class in the community to whom
President Roosevelt referred as muck
rakers. These men constantly scof at
public virtue and feel an i'll concealed graft.
fcation in the discovery OF scandal affect
ing men OF prominence, especially in Gov
eminent positions. These degenerates
should be treated as social denominations
for they are closely allied to the dangerous
class OF anarchists and nihilists which are
allowed TO breed and hatch their nefarious
plots with perfect impunity within the Dor
ders Of our unwisoly tolerant country.
"Iet us rather incline to idealism n ia
become hero worshippers than to yield to
the tendency to become hyTercritical or to
run the risk Of being tainted with muck
rakism. 1t is 40 much easier to criticize
and to point out the defects than II Ia 10
conceive and to elaborate undertakings OF
Importance"
William w. Waller Of New Brunswick
Canada. was the valedictorian and Morgan
G. Farrell was salut torian.
The following prizes were awarded.
Stevens school scholarship. Kenneth Ham
ilton; the Priestly prize, b. A. Meyer; Macy
prize, Arthur V. Farr, and the American
Railway Master Mechanics Association
scholarship, II. Brangs. h degree Of
doctor Of engineering was conferred on
Prof. John Hays Hammond OF Yale and
Profs. James E. Denton and David Schenck
Jacobus Of Stevens.
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Hag REAL ESTATE MARKET.
PRG1 GFE stGRa IEssfs NtR
~ RaN WtTlOtN

NtWFeaf 4 ~ N taeHsoH ttetee aea 2 Eetss
astn etgpef ilylWas efss H1SW ne
igsm M 0HsWWefs afpeef I've ffte
gsfsee Psels WIN W eco NyeedNsy
YsstaP lfy's HF4sefffs fspufla ssra fss
IN atHufsf aWt nv me mHa' fsft " r1u
~H,uHpisse lNtsyest fhHy iHrtFlei h1s
sveF savafsl ifHtHfisHf HHstsoFu M
MD, tsh fftuirttats Nua n ttsaH sNf
me leief htfehse w fha teWfufy ReHNy
q ,mrsev ant ~ (lHsars Hrsi'v trsn
rsev n me- ~ story watiine ~ So " w
~ rhsWtsfa sfreH9 ff0W ths Htaaii sHd
Ffeir Manufacturing Comrsny fHt t7Ur -
Tho rFafaffV rims through ~ Nos " ~
~ Hsuie street. ara fnsaaissa bstsi fH1'
n 10 setafsfei Nv M FfuiefaN' savings
Rms ffrm me s'evsr HuitIine tut shich
Fens l.'psr feeshtiy raNt accufdina Va
rerns,. ~ AN1 ~ HuaeHt \ ffwin fe'ain
= lss.~ n 'hN ~ptorrr,y Until jartafv T.
iFs. ~ q fcnitl that gill yield tho nsN
ownsss o., fer ceN' nc' On Tho purchase
price Tho teal sas pu' through w oeotas
n Rrsd \ 60
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-15
Yesterdays turtion Sales.
AZ u Ncsey street
BY JOSEPH y DAY

- BY JOSEPH '. DAY,
Seventh avenue, southeast corner Of Fly:
buildings, to William = Rooney ss'''''
chT,,s,opne. i s.rsey xe N's Of s. Ss s" e 81 P 1Srtn
42gkH two three story dwellings. to .oo
Hdsecombe avenue. southwest corner OF
10th street. ssliSloO vacant. TO NJ, j. ann
Crosby street, Nos. lOl and los. east side.
"a feet south OF Prince street, %4oIea5S
81 5Iel 10; two story buildings; to Joseph - .p
Third avenue. No o42, west side. 755 feet
I'VE sys' Story ,cnamsn, Win stores: ,oy Wei, 400,
Bedford street, No ~ TO a.. west side %
feet south Of Downing street. 5s3S75i
three four story tenemenls. with stores, ,o.
to y. Levy. ..,....... .,...... ......, $3.50
Amsterdam avenue; Horsws;t corner Of
executors sale; esta5S OF thomas r. n, NJ,
Nugent; deceased; to %i Y r6rp p. R 90 is,s, S'''
street. 67%Ai2s. 6xe6lxile.b; vacant; to ,, M
Longwood avenue, north side. block front
between Fox snd BECK streets z'oAl'" som
Three properties at Cornwall on the -Hud.
plot of about three acres. with cottage; no,
Remainder OF properly TO Jean g, Deane $50,
''s eas, 'e OF Seventh Hai ave aSer sHs'i is. s1sS,l H. three
story stone front dwelling. X. a. Man
% n'en " , " = Fl'. sne,s ct al 10 due ss1 Sa 'u %s.,
1888 20; to Edgar Logan .,'..,,.,...'. n.S"
By BRYAN L. KENERLLT.
Eighty ninth street. NO. lu3. norln slue. 81
feet east OF Park avenue, 26.sGlo0.s, Ave
s i 'a.' WAN ',''"'. s5.sc
Southern Boulevard. west side, IL feet south
OF 10th street. T,b2sl.6 to Marmion
avenue x bxiii4, vacant; TO Ferdinand ~,
Trinity avenue. 's]ou,heas, corner Of lsssa .. IN
street, los .sIas6. vacant: IN A. Schwaloc 5000
HERBERT A. SHERMAN.
Seventeenth street, north side, ls feet east
Of Eighth avenue. 26x92. vacant; ! D. T.
On dSh I%ndsmsn, Ds 81 $40 s.: 10 the Vd-ffendsn, $500
Mapes avenue. northeast corner OF Hulett
avenue. 15xl75x Irregular, c. 4. FergcI
5 5Iain,it '" e. r''s''''o''' ,''"" 5.ooc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-15
Degrees Conferred by 81. Lawrence Uni.
versity.

CANTON, n. Y, JUNE l4.-St. Lawrence
University to-day conferred the degrees
OF d. Sc. on Willis l.. Moore of Washing
ton, LII. D. on ]. 8. Miller of Chicago, n. NJ.
Curtis Of Oswegatchie and Pre- sident Hamil-
ton of Tufts College, and D. c. L. on A. B.
Hepburn Of New York.
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MORTGAGE A
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
$4,000 TO INVEST.

Advertiser wants gooi investment prope tiles In
Brooklyn. II you Will send full p~ertlculs rs, ioca-
tion OF what you desire TO sell. win give quick an
protect any broker who has anything at the right
hgure. Address ADVERTISER, Box q. Sun once,
BROOKLYN,
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ELI SOBEL. Auct., es Bowery. sells 1880 A. N.
all goods pledged PRIOR June l, 1905;
June lb-Jevelry. ]. Dreyer, $50 9Th hv, and Fl.
Celler d Son, u Sands 81.
June ls-Jewelry, watches and diamonds. Con
signment s. s. ChArg, retiring.
June ls-cloth,ng. ]. Goldsmith. 1857 I'd av.,
and +. Morris, TS5 "a nv.
June 2O-Cloth!ns. Thos. Newman 4 Sons.
June 2l-Jewclry. r. Cohen, 4s5 Sd av., and
VIM Prayer, al Eth av.
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i. l., FlRt'SKI, Auct, 70 Bowery. sells 10 A. NJ:
June l5-Ordcr Chas. Mayer d Co. Jewely.
June s-Orde @. Lang & Co. ass 9Th Av.; all
diamonds. watches. .lewelry, goods ever descrlp.
tion pledged prior May 3. lsOS, 10 No. 5ScS7, and all
older dates held over.
June ls-Ordcr &. Weaver. 40 9th av.: clothing.
&c, pledged prior June o. len5.
June lg..ordcr NJ. Manning 4 Sons. 5sl sth av.
1905.
juno p -oriCr VIM. simpson. OF Park row; all
diamonds. wa'"l"s, i"w 'Ir;, cool Is ever desc Mn,
tioa pledged prior h7rl II. in15. 70 No. ?2;pl and
all goods resrrv ID frpN previous sales.
June % Large consignment nne jrwelry.
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60 to 20. Following the announcement
DR.. Donald Sage Mackay. who presided,
and others who. since the %anpearance OF
the little dominic in the synod, seemed to
look more favorably on his case, talked
c~onsolingly to Mr.. Roster, who now stood
disconsolntely in a corner. The chair con-
cluded with the assertion. that everything
possible would be lone for him in his efforts
to find something TO do to support his wife
and children.
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The New Centsy Csa.sNuu Csmvsay
n Asklea . spetis,y N tuilksa hgvss1 on
NE New Ceasyfy ,vtisti, which tuabsdes
ssmblastea oi lhs tvs pfiseiples u tfes
psoet construction eouceets asd hollow
efra eolla tile,
The sdvso,sgs, oi this ns,hed u cen
srve,ies ere ,annarted ~ lollow,i
l.. Frpfoci 4 Vsrmia.ptooi
4 Damp.pssoi s.. Deesy.ptooi
J. Souad. prOoi o. hes, snd cold pfsci
This system. In addition 10 the la,ss, and
moe, improved methods oi sirBtivtsl work.
eaers the following approximate economies
over buildings erected Of Irans. brick and
other Materials
I. Saving In repairs, 90 per cent. q year
2. Saving on insurance. 90 per cent. q year
;. Sewing on nesting, 30 per cent. a year
T. Saving ondeteriOtation. ! per cent. q year
The New Century system Of house cor.
s~trueiion eomre,es 10 price with the cftinary
frame or s,ueeo house snd 10 10 per cent.
cheaper than q frame and brick house, or
house of cold concrete.
Our illuIrated booklet descriptive Of this
system. will be sen; on request.
An opportunity to explain our methods
will be appreciated.
NEW CENTURY
CONTRACTING COMPANY
3 Madison Avenue. New York.
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SALES.

JULIUS SHoNGooD, Auctioneer. by Joseph
shongood,s Sons, Aucts, "a Bowery;.
June l5-Men's and women's clothing, dc,
pledged to June S, 1905. Siiberstein Bros, l57
9th av.: D. Silbersteiu's Sons, 10 9th av.
June Is @rJeTelry' DIAMONDS, DC; pledged to
June ls.Clotning, A. Selinger, es+ I'd ey.
pledged to, June IA, 1905, ]. Biumenthai. So Hud,
son 81, S; Edels,ein d Son, Long Island City.
June ie-Men's and women,s clothing, DC.
10 9th az. sllbersteln Bros: 2t67 sth av.
June 2o-Cloth!ng, &c. pledged to June Is, 1905.
B. d S. Aufscs, 27a Stanton ST.
June e~o-Jcwelry, Rhoic Bros.
June 2l-Clothing. &c. s. Edelstein, L. /. City:
G. Edelstein & Co.. 2S2 LIST av.
june q -Jcwelry. watches, diamonds and all
other pledges pledged prior TO June 4. 1905. Nos.
9Oe4 TO S7222, also all older dates held over; p, Fox,
~ 9Th av.
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. H.. SheehAn, Auct.
1872 1854 Canal st. will sell at 10 A, NJ:
June ls-By II. McAleensn, 400 Fulton ST.. Brook
from No. 6to7. April ri, 1905. TO No. 5000. May is,
1895, Inclusive, and all dates and numbers held over.
June iB.By j. Simpson q Co, 225 Park row; ali
WATCHES. diamonds 3ewelry, DC, pledged 10 March
L. 1875, Nos ! 70 5000, and al goods held over.
Ign: jew.lry. &c. to June 10, 1905.
June 2l-By Z. berZer, te0 9th av,, 4eo West 42d
June 10. 1905.
June 2i-By H.. Freel, 20 New Chamber 81.
clothing pledged 10 June 10. 1905.
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GENTLEMAN'S Home. 80 acres. IL room hous',
large barns, nne fruit, $1,000. L. SUTHERLAND
Sutfern, ~. Y.
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FOR RENT.

LAKE ANTRIM PARK. SuGcm. For map and ~
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FARMS for sale, Rockland County. y y. TEiEo
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ANNUAL REORGANIZATION
b OF EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Regular Meeting Will 70 Held by
Body During This F. y and
Winter.

The Newport News Educational AS
ISOLATION will hold its annual meeting
in the assembly hall of the High
School building at O'Clock Tuesday
night. elcctng officers for the com.
ing year and transacting other I'M
portant business matters.
During the present session the as
ISOLATION will hold regular meetings
in the High School building on the
first Tuesday In every month. These
meetings should prove of interest to
the members and the patrons of the
schools. Well.known educators will
address tho body along educational
lines every month or two.
a full attendance of the association
is expected at the annual meeting
Tuesday, as it is desired that all
members participate in the election
of officers.