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New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Daniel c. Whearty has sold to Mary Boschen
No TAI I'd ave. four story tenement house. 2Ox
1O5 feet
Fish Brothers have sold for Edward P Floyd
Jones and others. trustees. No. "a Whitehall
ST., FIVE story building. on lot 22x5711 feet.
Samuel London has sold for NJ. Cypress to the
schwab Realty Company No 1888 Lexington ave-
five story building, lot 25Xl00 feet
Joseph Lewis has sold to j. NJ. Hohloch No. 327
East SD ST.. a five story fathouse lot 25xlO2.2
feet.
Isaac S. Heller has sold to Flashner & Horn No
1402 I'd ave, southeast corner of 7Sd ST.. five story
tenement house. lot 27.2x75 feet
Harry y. Kohn has sold to Robert S. Street No
449 West SD ST.. five story tenement house, lot
25X1005 feet.
w: ehIST q5a mas Se 500 tne nVe story tene
plot 34x50 feet
Charles NJ. Rosenthal and J. Charles Wechser
have sold six lots in Mount Hope place. 100 feet
east of Jerome ave- Aaron Miller, who will erect
two family houses the site.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
MECHANICS LIENS.

18th ST.. Nos. 2se and 23s East; Bell Brothers agt.
Morris Herman seplow. owners and con. o- 90
18TH ST. Nos 522 and 524 West; agt 16S6 81
Same property Guarantee Elevator Company agt rooo
Prospect ave. corner Of Fox St sSx60: @
pany owners and contractors 1872 so
st. Nicholas ave-. corner Of 17sth st. I5x
owner: Jacob Mosovitz contractor 421 90
L. JafTe Contractor 1870. 900 90
nth st. No 500 West; John Biady agt. Thomas
Broome st W corner Of Mansn St. 5ox75;
Abraham B. Jare agt. Pincus Ronginsby. owner 1000
1881 ST. s. S. s22 it. W. Of ist ave- g2ioxioo
Rutzkin G. Berman agt. Charles E. Murtha jr.,
owner; Louis Lamport and Isidor Horn. owners 1900
Broadway: Wadsworth 1slx1S2 whole block;
Braunfes Browning Company agt Adoph Hoi- oo
lander. NJ. Fortunate. contractor 0lI oS
los 2ss5; JACOB wanderman ct al as Bergen
Realty Company. owner; Kalt & Zwerling. con- o
Riverside Drive e s.. ZIG it. $. of 127th St,
so; same ag Lispenard Realty Company owner;
123d St. Nos. 151 and 153 West; Globe Fireproof
Door and Sash Company Samuel Fritz.
112th Hst St. s. s. $50 IT. e Of broadway 5oxs7 ii:
A. E Ellotz Ffreproohng Company ast. NJ Sep oo,o,
18th $50 #. W. OF ID ave. 25xs92; same 49, -
Bathsate ave e S. s1G 10 IT. n Of l74th ST. Ak
es; same agt. sugarman & Click. owners and , ~
4th Gor Barnes ave e s.. 125 IT n Of 22oth ST.
25x1O5; John A. Miller agt Frank w. Primer,
1o8G s 22a N 5 5 East Gustav as snne
Heyman. the Friedman Building and
74th St. No. 82i East; same agt. Theodore Rosen-
bluth. owner; Joseph Friedman. contractor 433 90
Cohen and Norris Sepow. owners and con-
112th ST. Nos 522 and 52i West: same agt Morris
and Herman a SePIoW owners and Gontractors 45o 90
m ay No. 2S faMay ~ BeSker as sn6 s
Abraham Stein, contractors observation-disclosures. 130 90
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

6eth St, s. s.. $50 IT. W. OF Avenue a; NJ. Eber-
hart & Son Company agt. Gustave Wacht ct al;
Broome ST. 3. $50 #. of Willett St: the
Harry McNally Building Company agt Louis
179th St, n. 100 TT W. of Audubon ave; Ed
ward Palmer agt. Nathan Reisler ct al; Octo-
lT4th st. o. s., 100 IT. W. Of Audubon ave; same
1o9ih ST.. Nos 223 and 225 west: Wilson Adams
& Co. agt. Lester Nohn ct al; October q. 1906.
45th No. 0 10 13 East; Clifford L. Miller &
Co. agt. the IIcmc Club ct al; October p. 1906
,oSy Soy deposiO -
agt. Samuel Williams ct al; July -. 1905. .....
Pleasant ave- W. s. 13S Fl. OF I'd St.. 37x10O;
Bronx; Giovanni Cantonese agt Peter Regau;
ct al; October -, 1906 G........................
Garfield ave. 9. corner Becker ST. 25xG5
bronX; Van Nest Wood Working Company agt
Lucy e Boyle ct al; october 3. 1909. ...........
Hamilton pl., No 10 to So; Rose NJ Robertson agt.
Miller Realty and Construction Company: Octo-
Willett St. No ~. and Nos 217 and 2l9 Rivington
st; William A Thomas Company agt. Henry
Kalchheim ct al; October o. 1905. ...-.........
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
LANTERNS USED AT THIS apAYu SALE

One of the most successful auction sales Of
Staten Island lots was held last Saturday by Joseph
p Day, the well known real estate auctioneer The
offering was the Harbor View tract of 1S2 lots.
Every lot was sold. The total realized was
$4,000. The bidding spirited About the time
two-thirds of the property had been sold it was
night and Mr. Day had TO use lanterns in order to
what going
Harbor View in the Borough of Richmond. is
within sight of the Battery and is about ten min
utes ride by trolley from the Municipal Ferry slip
at ST. George, Staten Island
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
MOVE AGAINST "HOLY GHOsTERS.'

Portland. Me, Oct. Expeditions asking Gov
ernor Cobb to find some way to stop the cruelties
and suferings alleged to exist at Shiloh the set
tlement of the Holy Ghost and Us Believers.
will be circulated at once, as the result of
conference held here to-day between local min
listers and Mrs. Alice Phelps, of Kansas City, Mo.
The conference was called TO aid Mrs. Phelps
in efforts TO secure the removal of her daughter
who is alleged TO be a victim of cruelty and
abuse at Shiloh. It is admitted that there is no
legal process by which Miss Phelps may be re-
moved against her will.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
WILL ENLARGE DWELLING HOUSE.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for enlarging and renodeline the
four story and basement dwelling house of Ern.st
Iselin at No. 90 56th ST. 1t is to be extended
front and rear and facade of brick trimmed
with limestone erected. Of Colonial design with
central veStibued entrance, second story hall
cony and nlansard roof of copper. The Improve
ments are to cost 100000 Hoppn, Koen & Hunt
ington the architects
The Manhattan alterations include the making
over OF the three story iron foundry at No 142
West 18th st. into a light manufacturing building
the improvements to be made for Ernest For
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor, the second
that of the creditor. and date when Judgment was
filed:
A-,shiIe Felix-J Campbell; May l. 1soa.... $50 73
Sans A Fvmsn: February 81 1908. ......... 80 OF
Ana95ef 3se chafiese''a ne.'S 'a..1 es %
Aoaesf eaeeF fi@so' 'u'' 40 4o'o 80 90
san1e@Same; December % 1899 released) 81 47
ct all June H. 1901 54e ST
March O. 1905 CreveTsod5 745s
IL 1900 5es go
Brewing Company: August 4 1889 ....t..t... e5a 80
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
TO REDUCE FIRE INSURANCE RATES
New England Exchange Makes Recommends.
ton as Result of New York Meeting.

Hartford, Oct 2s.-Fire insurance rates in this
state-those put into effect IN New England since
the San Francisco disaster-are to be reduced. 4
recommendation to that effect is To- be made by
the New England Insurance Exchange as a re-
suit Of q meeting recently held in New York II
said IN insurance circles here to-day that the
forthcoming modification in rates would apply TO
the more desirable risks in co2gested sections OF
the cities and may also extend to what are known
good risks outside OF such districts
Il is understood that the proposed reduction is the
result Of the protests made by the business men
throughout the state. The amount. OF the forth
coming reduction IS not known.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
LARGE CROWD AT BUSINESS SHOW.

The second night of the Business Show. in Madi-
son Square Garden attracted even larger crowds
than attended its opening Saturday. The entries
for the Arst of the championship typewriting con-
tests, which will take place tonight in the con-
cert hall closed last night with thirty The
contest viii be held raised platform, and
visitors may see il without additional cost. The
results will be announced on the official bulletin
board in the main hall
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
WIZARD sCHAEFER TAKES THE LEAD.
Willie Hoppe Far Behind in First Half of
Billiard Match.

Baltimore Oct 29.-Jake Schaefer the first
half 900 point 1872 billiard match from Willie
Hoppe tonight, scoring five hundred points in his
twenty-third inning. Hopes score 325.
Schaefer's high was ninety-three and Hopes
ifty-eight. The remaining four hundred points will
be played tomorrow night, and the final winner of
the match will meet George Sutton in FIVE hun
dred point ISL match Wednesday night.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
TWO WOMEN BURNED TO DEATH.

Bownanviile. Ont. Oct 29.-Mrs James Wilson
ind Mrs Mary Curtis were burned TO death this
morning by the destruction by fire OF the Home for
the Aged. of winch they were inmates Otne-
helpless women had narrow escapes.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
wEsrcHEsTER GOLF CLUB SITE SOLD

a. N. Gitterman has sold for the Henry Morgen-
thau Company TO an investor the block front en-
the west side Of Bryant ave, between 167th ST
and Westchester ave, a two story frame building
on plot fronting 1868 feet in Bryant ave-. 1904
feet in Westchester and 1855 10 feet in 167th,
ises for many years
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
TO SELL HARLEM CLUB BUILDING.

Justice Leventritt, of the Supreme Court has
named Sylvester l.. H. Ward referee to sell the
Harlem Club property at the southeast corner of
action brought by Joseph NJ De Veau as trustee
against the Harlem Club of the city of New York
So 10 = - - -
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
AUCTION SALE YESTERDAY.

At No IA vesey st:-By Joseph P; Day: 22lst st. $
255 of ave. 25x114 Wakefield. sty frame dws n
Juana Sponheimer agt Theodore Sponheimer ct al
Stilwe D. attys; Farrell ref due. 81. 799 03
taxes $500 81 sub OF 81 GOO; TO the plain
tiff for 81, ,450.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
BUY LAND FOR NEW ATHLETIC FIELD

The Irish Counties Athletic Union has bought
about twelve acres of land at Wakefield Park. A
running track and athletic field viii be laid out.
The cost of the land and proposed improvements
will represent outlay Of about $500 900. Wake
field Park is just south of Mount Vernon
TIE Irish Counties Athletic Union holds its
meetings at Celtic Park. Queens Celtic Park is
controlled by the Irish-American Athletic Club.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLAN
LIS PENOENS.

S4th st. n. s. 175 ft. e. OF 1st ave; for one
story frame store. l1Xc3: Long Islard News
Company, owner; +. Kellogg, architect. .........
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
LOWER RAILROAD FARE TO BOSTON,.

IBy Telegraph 70 The Trbune-l
Providence, r. /, Oct. 29-Fares between New
York and Boston on the Shore Line and by way of
Wirnantic and Springfield win drop TO 81 65 and
between New York and this city 10 So IS, in place
OF $ and 81. respectively. beginning November /
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30

ct al: Parker A. attys; F McCann. ref; amt due
S16I71 %; taxes. ETC. S400. ,
By Joseph P Day: jackson ave- 25 IT n Of 156th
st. 25x77l: 8 sty bk H. Lawers Title Ins & Tr co
Eastern Union Realty Co ct al; P S Dean, atty
ref
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30

18th st. n. 24S ave- 25x92; Martin Ga
rome ct al agt. Annie Belnsky; action 10 impress ven
dees lien: attorney p. J. Knoblech.
St AIMS eve; n W. cor 157th st: John NJ. Heidel-
berger agt Morris A Leber al specific performance
attorneys. Decker Allen & Chatfieid
S2d No. 341 East, St. No 342 East, Ed
ward H Bolts Charles f Parker et al: amend
ed partition: attorney. D. w II. Lyon.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At No. ID vesey st-By Lornsberry & OConnor:
Thompson ST. 69. 5, 1872 II Broome St 80 9x94x
irreg sy bk ten h. solomon Jacobs Charles Edeson
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
Unfurnished Apartments TO Let
Country Property for Sale.

NOR SALE.-Large OF blue clay suitable
L buff and red bricks. terra Gotta. tins ETC. on
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. between Baltimore and WaShns-
ton exchange in part for New York Los Angeles
seashore props--y- SAMUEL BEALNEAR. Io Law
Building Baltimore. Nd
V1NGLEwGOD and vicinity. Real agency. Il.
IL wEATHERBY co. Englewood y. =
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments filed yesterday tho
first name being that of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
City Property for Sale.
Furnished partments to Let.

A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. pri-
"A. vate bath daily; including meals. two. S2S
weekly; one. SIS. THE ALABAMA. 10 h lIth ST.
A RrfsTICAI--Y FURNISHED APARTMENT rooms
= and bath: SO West o3th at Can be had Ostooef
Apply prernises
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-26
''Clean as a Hounds Tooth. {"

Yes sir! And he lives in
Wahpeton! He is as sleek and
tlim as kangaroo, hasn't any
corns nor bunions, no bad
teeth and his breath smells
sweet, no in-growing toe nails
and even changes his socks
every spring, has no wild hairs
in his eyes and very few on his
head, he has been stall-fed at
the public crib until he is a fit
subject for the fat stock show,
and his name is Peter.
These are a few facts we
learned while making our
rounds this week in search of
news and happened to drop in
at the County Auditors office
aud there, behold! We saw a
"clean man" backed up in the
corner like an infuriated Chel-
sea cat at bay, with the ruffle
of his hair standing cut like
the guslls of porcupine and
his small eyes flashing like a
thousand volt dynamo. 1t was
a gruesome sight aud it made
the cold chills run down our
spine when this "clean Peter"
belched forth like second
Vesuvius that sent forth lava,
smoke and foam that drewel-
ed down his great projecting
jaw. and during the awful tur-
moil of the atmosphere and the
clatter-chatter the Times man
jotted down enough compre-
hensible words that he was
trying to impress US with the
fact that he was "clean as a
hounds tooth, ,'and that he did
not associate with certain
county officers and that he has
sworn vengeance against the
Times force and would starve
us to death in about fifteen
minutes by Withdrawing his
patronage (which is 'O.) This
was all caused by a small arti-
Gle that appeared in the Times
last week. giving him the Gre.
dit of knowing something, but
since the interview we have
greatly changed our mind and
wish to inform the dear public
that we erred in our last state
ment, and in behalf of "Peter
the Great and justice to our
selves we wish to state that he
knows practically nothing.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-26
New I'irm-New Name.

What is known as the Ward
Bakery will change owners and
also it's name the first of next
week, Otto A. Willardt and A.
H. Nowka having bought the
place and will change the name
to The Home Bakery. Both
members of the new firm are
young men full of energy and
business push and will doubt
less succeed az they deserve.
Mr.. Willardt is too we'll known
in the city to need an introduc-
tion while Mr.. Nowka, though
a comparatively a new man
here, is a practical baker and
has had charge of the bakery
department Of the Ward for
several months. The Home
will carry the usual line of
bakery goods, ice cream, fruits
and confectionery and will also
carry a line of potted plants
and cut flowers on order.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-26
CHANGED HANDS.

The New Columbia restau.
rant was sold this week to J. B.
Yates who is to take possession
May 1. In the transfer Mr..
Pelham becomes the owner of
a fine farm near Barney. What
his plaihs are for the future we
do not know, but his lcnR resi-
dence in this county aud up.
right business methods have
made him many friends who
would be sorry to see him leave
the city and it is to be hoped
that he will decide to remain
with us. We understand that
the trade was made through
the Hstes-Munson Agency.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-26
Body Recovered.

The body of the late T. NJ.
Edmands, who suddenly aud
mysteriously disappeared a few
days before Xmas, was fished
out of Red River Thursday
evening at a point about six
miles, by the river, below the
city. The parties who discov-
cred the body were Wenzel
Formaneck and Theo. Jurgens.
The remains were brought to
town and on Saturday evening
were shipped, in care of Rev.
A. G. Young, to Island Pond,
Vermont, where Mrs. Edmands
has been living since she left
here some little time after her
husbands disappearance. A
telegram was received from Is
land Pond at 2 p. m. Tuesday
announcing the safe arrival of
Rev. Young. A memorial SER
vice has been announced for
next Sunday at the Congrega-
tional Church a, 3 D. M.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-26

Moved seconded and carried
that bond of H. n. Morphv be
approved.
Moved seconded and carried
that bond of S. H. Basom bs
approved.
Moved seconded aud carried
that bond of Chas. Youngquis,
be approved.
Moved seconded and carried
that Thos. McCabe be elected
engineer of pump house for
two years.
Moved seconded and carried
that Chas. Quinn he elected
Supt. of Water Works at sal.
airy of sixty dollars per month
Moved seconded and carried
that bond of Thos. McCabe be
appre we'd.
Moved seconded and carried
that Matt Hamerlik be appoint
ed city teamster for one year.
Mayor Eberley appointed
committee as follows: Finance,
Theo. Albrecht, A. GILES aud
Wm. Hess; Appropriation, ].
Voves, w. J. Robinson and ".
L. Forkner; Police, F. B.
Schneider, NJ. Gillen aid Theo
Albrecht; Ordinance, Wm
Hess, w. L. Forkner and F. b.
Schneider; Public Improve.
ments, Theo. Albrecht, w. L.
Forkner and A. Giles; Public
Safety. N. Gillen. F. B. Schnel-
Ter and A. GILES: Printing, F
B. Schneider. NJ. Gillen and w
]. Robinson; Purchasing, w. 7
Robinson, VIM. Hess. and W
L. Forkner; Sewers, J. Voves,
NJ. Gillen and w. ]. Robinson
Water Supply, w. L. Forkner
Voves and w. J. Robinson
Board of Health. T. O'Brien
Supt., w. L. Forkner, VIM. Hess
A. Gillen, Theo. Albrecht and
City Engineer.
Moved seconded and carried
that the finance committee an.
prise themselves of the 6nan-
cial condition of the city and
make a call fer warrants.
Moved seconded and carried
that list of delinquent water
users; be placed in hands OF
City Attorney for collection.
Oaths of office of Thos. Nc.
Cabe placed on file.
Moved seconded and carried
that the City Auditor be in.
structed to hold all warrants oi
delinquent water users unless
they wish to apply same on
water rent.
Moved seconded and carried
that we adjourn.
WM. r. PURDoN,
City Auditor.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-26
Rheumatism Makes Life Miser-
able.

A happy home 10 the most
valuable possession that 10
within the reach of mankind,
but YOU cannot enjoy it's COM
forts if you are suffering from
rheumatism. You throw aside
business cares when you enter
your home and can be relieved
from those rheumatic pains
also by applying G Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. One application
will give you relief aud its
continued use for q short time
will bring about a permanent
cure. For sale by Henry Miller.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-26
NJ. E. CHURCH NOTES,

Wahpeton NJ. E. Church Rev.
3. Olin Eldridge, pastor.
Services Sunday at the usual
hours 1890 a. n., and 500 p. m.
Subject of morning discourse,
Loving Relationship" evening
"Freedom."
Sunday School II As a. m. Eo-
worth League $3.50 p. m. Pray
er meeting Thursday evening
1880. You are cordially invited.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-26
t. Adelberts Church Burned.

st. Adelberts Church Burned.
At about ten o'clock Satur-
day evening fire was discover
ed in the rear end of St. Adel-
berts Catholic church, corner
Michigan Ave. aud Third ST..
and although the fire depart
ment responded promptly the
fire gained so much headway
before water could be turned
on that the building and con-
tents were totally destroyed. 1t
soon became evident that the
residence of Father Gaydusek
was also doomed to destruction
and the furniture and contents
were hurridly removed to a
place of safety and although
the house was not entirely
burned still what is left is con-
sidered practically worthless
and beyond repair. At the time
of the fire there was a stiff
breeze from the north and it
was only by hard work that
the Bader residence across the
street from the church and
other buildings in that direc-
ton were saved.
The origin of the fire is un-
known though the general
opinion is that it was incen-
diary as there had been neither
IRE nor lights in the church for
several days, and those on the
ground first, claim that the
fire had every appearance of a
kerosene blaze. The loss will
be felt quite severely by the
parish as there was but $500
on the church with none at all
on the furniture and fixtures
which alone cost over 5000.
The insurance on the house
was 81, 800, only about half its
worth. Unfortunately Father
Gaydushek, the pastor 10 alb
sent being enroute to Europe
for a three moaths' vacation.
An attempt was made to reach
him at New York by telegram
on Sunday but it is feared he
failed to get it. The church
will doubtless be rebuilt though
no steps will be taken until&he
Insurance 10 adjusted.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-26
PRIVATE SECRETARY I'LL,

From dispatches sent from
Washington Tuesday, April "a,
we learn that John Hurry. of
Forman, Representative Mar
shall's secretary, is critically
i'll with typhoid fever.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-26

Bishop Cameron Mann of the
Episcopal church has directed
that the offerings of all parish
es and missions on Sunday,
May q be devoted to the San
Francisco sufferers and also ap
pointed that special prayers be
made for them on that dav.
Contributions are to be sent to
Mr.. c. D. Lord, Park River,
N. u.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-26
MON Ely,

Plenty of money to loan at
the lowest rates of interest
"now" by Schuler Bros, Wah-
petoa, n. u. Leave your ap.
plications now.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1906-04-26

A son was horn to- Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Voves Monday Mon
ing.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES.
April 20, 2nd Sunday after
Easter, Divine Services in
Trinity Carch, IL a. NJ. and 7:3O
p. m
The pastor will have services
in Fornlan and other missions
in Sargent County.
WILLIAM WATSON,
RectO..