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New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

Moses Kinzler has bought from r Aufsass Nos
1885 and 13iS 2d ave- five story tenement houses
with stores.
Irving Bachrach has bought No "A Fast ood -
a on TOUR story and basement dwelling house ~,
James J. Buckingham has sold for Mrs
Ncandrews, TO client No 2I2 West 63+b a.
feet. 'ioii' House' on lot 2oxlOO
John Peters & Co. have sold for .Tosenb p,tsS,
3SS.ha thent OF William Woff's son. No. 1s3 East
hns to1m ST. tour story and basement single daf
HsS4rge u kingston has sold two family hons.
~ ~ MARION ave. near 19Sth St The b1lver tbinES
IN e houSe one OF the best built two family houses
r Brodsky has sold to Samuel Rouse M ,-e
ment house. 10y "4iN pdSeilleIt tene-
ho snowber & Co. have sold for Ambrose stolzen-
uetSer 20 W. Moore the four story tenement house
with store. No. 1889 Third ave; also resoId tbe
PiUTPeLLy T}Iy LOT MT Moore to Thomas Callahan
hlrkpatrlck & Urquhart have sold for Mrs Kata
On "eIS 'He Two story house No $50 East l34th ST
Samuel n. Freedman reports thar Tooraol- o
SSalhanson S have sold through David PoliaCk ~
Jus 91 Iouckes the five story athouse on nIot
Sa.9ASSIi 1eet on the south side of 146th St lS2
Parsons & Holman have bought from Fra5ar,o,
tSCiaesslnser No 3l5 East 74th ST. a five story
u yeaienent ne, house. 25xS5x10O feet. L. Tanenbaum
George Schmtt has sold TO James H Anderson
HdIhouses on plot 50xl005 feet.
Henry b Wesselman has sold George w
% % 99Her Nos 220 and 222 West 104th st, plot
s.. N'O11 feet. Mr. Walker owns the southeast
9 John n Benson has sold No. 321 East 92d St a
HNe story hathouse lot 25x100S feet.
John G. Harre has sold Yvette Bloom No 437
W, West slh doth ST. a four story tenement house on
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
MANY WEST SIDE DEALS
FINE HOUSES IN DEMAND.
Dyer Property, IN East 34th Street,
Reported Sold.

D. & w. Mullins have sold for Eliza c. Pike
as executrx, to investor No. 333 West S5th
St, three story and basement dwelling house.
on a lot 20x1022 feet.
Mrs E. Coventry has sold to Mrs NJ Terhune
NO 81 West S6th St, a four story and base
ment dwelling house, a lot 21x1O2.2 feet
Eugene Nallens has sold No. 5t4 West S9th
ST.. four story and basement dwelling house.
on a lot 2Ox1OUS feet.
Pehlemann & Schwegler have sold for Agnes
n Poirier No, 235 West 14th ST., a three story
Engnsh basement dwelling house. 20x102.2 feet.
r X Wood d Co. have sold for Helen Wilson
NO. 3li West SD St, four story dwelling
house, on lot 2Ox1U22 feet.
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Emily L.
Langdon to Mrs. NJ. A. Galleth. of Montreal,
Canada. No. 3O9 West Tooth St. five story
American basement dwelling house. on a lot
1Sx1O2.2 feet.
The four story English basement dwelling
mousse No. % East 34th street, on a lot 1S9x9S
rect, was yesterday reported to have been sold.
Elizabeth La B. Dyer Is the of record.
She took title to the property on May 10, 1891.
Among the property owners in the block are the
Astors Fanderbilts Chanlers and Belmonts
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
LIS PENDENS.

Broone St No o.; Samuel Bronsten agt- pavis s-
versten (specifc performance; attorney. A Nelson
1i6th St, s. $50 II. Of Amsterdam ave i-tx
IL: Corporate Realty Association agt- Max Weinberg
al foreclosure mortgageD. attorney. G. strauss
ST. n 235 OF 9Th ave, 1T5xe9 II; Ben
tamn Nieberg Pincus Roginsky ct al fore
closure mortgage); attorneys, Krakower & Peters
st. 345 W. of Katonah ave. 4OxlOo Fred
". J. Emma Stuber et al faction 10 1ore
close mechanics lien); attorney. b j. Kelly.
n. 6O f.. 90 TiehOut ave. 2lNNl; Charies
Preston Christina Dougherty foreclosure of mort
attorney C W. Dayton
Lexington ave S35 Maria II. Rider agt Jeanne l.
Bueb ct foreclosure OF mortgage; attorney. J. NJ
Rider
Walter ]. SaCmon ct al faction 70 fore
close mechanics lienl; attorneys Conway s Williams.
72d ST. e. of West End 2Ox1O2 >; 10
Iadew al Annie OrmtstOn ct al foTccloS
ure mortgage: attorneys Parsons Closson & Nell
Vare
Pronx Park ave. e nth 1O0N25; Herman
Appebaum agt RebeCca Zuckerkandel et al taction 10
declare conveyance voidD attorneys, II & J. j. lesser.
2S II. OF Lexington ave, iONlOD II
Business Realty Company David Cohen ct al
foreclosure mortgagel: attorney. A Nelson
Goth 2lO West: Sophia Peer aSt Joseph Orthaus
et al tpartition,; attorney W r. peane
81 1875 West, Lawyers Mortgage Company
w ir-. et al foreclosure OF mortSa&e at
torneys. Cary & Robinson
l76th ST, No $50 East; Jumel Terrace " $ los ; y
n Of 67h St 75XlO0; Broone st, No $40, ant Pleasant
ave W. 5, Sol # of 1924 st, l5N9o Peter Ken
nedy agt Joseph Kennedy al partit'onb. attorney W
Leslie.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
COTTON BROKERS BEGIN SECOND SUIT
a. Norden & Co. Seek $4,000 from Brodie
/. Duke

The second trial Of the suit Of A Norden &.
Co. cotton brokers To recover 1890 on specula-
uons in cotton. was begun in the Supreme Court
yesterday. The first one was dismissed bv Jus-
tice TruaX. the Appellate Division reversing the
decision Of the lower court.
The company alleged that in December 1903 they
received telegram from Durham. N c. signed
by Brodie l. Duke, nstructing II to sell two
thousand bales of March cotton. at y q6r The
order was executed without any margin The
market went the wrong way. and a loss Of 81 5i0
" Vas sustained after the brokers had teegraphed
I Io buke Tor margins; In response, the plaintiffs
declare they received word that the sale VS. 70
have been made on % point margin.
he first trial was dismissed because accordjn1
70 The testimony. Dukes private secretary " 4
Branham, had teleGraphed the order without
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
OCEAN is BOILING.
Coastwise Steamers Report Roughest Trips
in Years.

The recent heavy northeasterly gales and the
roughness of the Atlantic Ocean for fully two
hundred miles out TO sea have practically tied up
sailing craft in this port. Schooners sloops and
square riggers. all loaded the Lloyds salt water
mark, are tied up along the East River Many
ago stin hugging the shore under orders to
out.
The lower bay. Perth Amboy and many anchor
ages along the New Jersey shore are filed with
ships which should have been at least three davs
under way toward the ports for which they
cleared. A dozen fishing schooners and five aux
ilary sloOps started for the fishing banks yester-
day. but got no further than the Narrows
Never in the history OF this generation has the
Atlantic been rough. Captains of the few
steamers which arrived yesterday after a weary
and anxious trip along the coast from southern
ports declared the Atlantic was ike a seetb,ng
caldron. Storm signals flown from Cow
ernors Island last night. warning ships that a
strong northeasterly gale may be expected
The Hamburg-American steamer Altai in ves
terday from Kingston encountered the burr,car.
which wrought such great damage in Cuba she
had bad weather more or less throughout the vow
age from Jamaica, but Tuesdays storm was the
worst Ihe gale had gone down to q moderste
breeze but about p m. series of strong nuns
came from the northeast and within hour the
First Officer Hageman sent two men forward
and two aft to hatten the hatches Without a mo-
tineht warning the two men at the forward
matches were blown clear across the deck Had -
into the sea August Kienhaus was carried
conscious but was held 10 the rail by his partner
ts Steorse huber. until others of the crew dragged
The combers curled high above the bridge. and
OUT of the trough OF the sea Several cssEs r
OIL were poured over the rail- but IL had little effect
toughest trip he had ever made " II was inc
An unusually high tide washed up along the New
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
SEEK MISSING PASTOR.
Nothing Heard of Minister Since
Start for Ne7C York.
LRv Telegraph to The Trieuae. ]


Red Bank. Oct. ia sensation has been
caused by the mysterious disappearance of the
Rev George c. Poolton. pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of Navesink. a small village
near Atlantic Highlands.
1t is the general opinion that the minister IS
suffering from melancholia and is temporarily
deranged He left home on Wednesday of last
week to attend the evangelistic institute in
New York Nothing has been heard from him
since that time.
Mrs. Poolton went to New York on Monday
and Presiding Elder John B. Haines of the New
Brunswick Conference. went there the following
day, but neither was able TO find any trace of the
missing clergyman. The church accounts are
found to be in good condition. Mrs. PooltOn
fears her husband is dead or in a hospital
Mr. Poolton is thirty-seven years old and is
a native of England He has son sixteen
wears old
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
MORAN AMAZES LEADERo.
Politicians Viii Try to KiH HIS
Presidential Ambition.
LRr relegraph % The Tribune. J


BOSTON Oct. 19-Democratic leaders and poll
,,c,ans were amazed to-day 70 read the public
declaration of John B. Moran. District Attorney
ord the Democratic candidate for Governor. that
he was reaching after the Democratic PRESIDENTIAL
nomination In 1908. and that IL he was elected
Governor and reelected, he would consider hln-
cole tho eoual and not the follower OF either
Hearst or Bryan. They astonished at the
boundless ambition of this who has held
office less than year end bids fair even no"
To break down under the strain of overworK Inc
declaration has made them thoughtful however
and already powerful leaders are working 10 MP
the ambition in it's budding.
What Mr. Moran said follows
7 owe fealty to no man take my choice among
all of them and tell you this That II am erect
ed Governor this year and reelected next year, /
will my stand with the rest OF theIh' hot as d
follower. but their equal 49, ... on5
l have eliminated Bryan from this c9ntesH anu
10 make 1t clear to all Republicans, Prohpleioti-
lists, Ieaguers and Democrats that nave no al
legiance no afiliation with Gny other man l say
TO YOU that If / elected Governor TINS ran anq
reelected the next fall, want the deleeates 90. 81
Massachusetts to the national convention not ior
Hearst or Bryan but for a Massachusetts, man.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
DINNER FOR T. P. O'CONNOR.
Irish Member of Parliament Guest of Music
Publishers Association.

The Music Publishers Association gave a dinner
and reception last night in honor Of T P. OConnor,
NJ P. at Hotel Astor. The dinner was intended to
commemorate the great services Mr.. O'Connor did
for the music publishers in having the laws Of
Great Britain amended to make the infringement
of copyright of music a felony The guests in
cluded men prominent in music circles in this city,
Chicago and Washington. Colonel j. \. +. Blake
among the guests.
The speakers were Mr.. O'Connor, Victor Herbert.
Nathan Burken John Kendrck Bangs, Colonel j.
Y F. Blake. Bronson Howard and Walter Vaughn.
Mr.. O'Connor said that he had served for twenty
six years in Parliament, and that the three things
in his career of which he was the prOudest were
the Laborers act, the Compensation act and the
Musical COpyrght act
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
Public Notices.

12Oth ct. n $. 125 II. OF Amsterdam ave
October 25 iao4 (canceiled) .-........ 500
81 1904 SOS
Kraus agt john McNulty: october ia 19o6... lss
Friedmart ct al August IL 1905 30
Son agt Louis Walter: September l. 1906. - 4 4os
Mangtn No Il: :. Markowtz agt. John
Soomonowitz et al October l. 1906 .------..-- 81
6 P Ketterer CO, ct al; August IS 1905 : Asp
Broadway. No. Sal: Charles J. Weinz Broad
way Improvement Company ct al: July Is.
Sullivan ST. No. 146; Rosenberg & Aronson agt.
bondS oii,e''i'oi $50
Goth ST. No 500 East: Locke Smith Company
IaHe Gby bondI 800
Amsterdam ave, e s.. whole front, between I'D
and 13d sts Wotherspoon Plaster Mills ast.
Ripley Realty Company ct al; October 15 1905 414
lTeth st, n. $ 100 II. Of Amsterdam
1TOx20o 17Tth st; Harry Auster ct al agt- -.
Portland Realty Company; october L. 1905 2tto
same ,eG ps9per'y; 'onh La 9pna 5000
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
CHINAMEN ARRESTED AT STATION
Suspected of Having Escaped from the
Yacht Frolic.

Frank w Berkshire. of the United States Secret
Service. with two assistants arrested two China
when they stepped from the Boston Express
at the Grand Central Station last night. AT the
East 5lst street police station they were held on
a charge of violating the Chinese Exclusion act
The prisoners gave their names Moy Ngoom,
twenty-eight years old. and Yee Fook. twenty-six
years old, both of Providence.
The police saw that both Cinnamon are suspected
OF having escaped from the yacht Frolic which
tried to land a cargo of Cinnamon in this country
When Ngoom was searched the police say they
found 50 worth OF Canadian money In his pockets
He can speak good English, but refused TO say
why he came to New York. The prisoners will be
taken before United states Commissioner Shields
this morning
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
WILL IMPROVE A 14TH STREET BUILDING.

Plans have been filed at the Bureau of Build
ings' Manhattan for making into lofts and
stores the six story warehouse, Nos. 53, 30 and
81 West 18th St, extending to 10th St, which
was formerly the annex to- r. H. Macy's old
1ith street store and replaced the church edifice
tnat the firm bought TO enlarge its old quarters
Inc improvements are to be made for the Co
lonlal Real Estate Association, of which William
+. DIXON is president. 1t will cost $1,000. ac-
cording to the estimate of Richard Berger the
architect - 49,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
ONTARIO BANK OFFICIALS ARRAIcNEn

Toronto. Ont. oct. 19-Presdent Cockburn and
Charles Mctiill manager Of the wrecked ON
tailo Bank appeared in a police court to-day the
latter charged with having issued false statements
of the banks condition and the president charged
with having signed the statements A weeks re-
Hand vas granted. neither OF the accused men
pleading. II is stated the losses will aggregate al
most N,50o0o. and that for five years the monthly
warded TO the government '' i'i
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
LOEW'S LICENSE REVOKED.
Employment Agent Obtained Money from
Unsophisticated Persons.

John N Bogert. commissioner of Lcer ses. yes
terday revoked the employment agency license OF
Oscar Loew. of No. 514 Third avenue. Loew was
arrested on October ! OIL a charge of obtaining
money under false pretences and grand larceny.
He is held iii $1,000 bail to await the action OF
the grand jury
Loew is said to have promised his clients, un-
sophisticated Germans for the most part positions
of responsibility if they could furnish him with
satisfactory security. In this way, II Is alleged,
he obtained from 81 200 to $15O0 in few days. tie
has been employment agent for some time
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
vATIcANs POWER OVER SPAIN

Rome. Oct 9~-The Vatican IS showing great IN
difference In the matter of the anti-clerical threats
Of the Spanish government saving that notbine,
serious will be done IN this direction as anv real
attempt TO inture Catholic interests in Spain might
be answered by the Vatican by withdrawing the
prohloluon 10 the Carlists to move againsf ~
present monarchy. This. It is said would mesn
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
SCHOOL sUPERINTENpeNTs Fleet

Rochester. Oct. s-The council Of school sunertn.
tendents OF New York closed it's oonv.ntion th,s
afternoon Rovillus R. Rogers Of Jsmestou,n w.
CHOSEN president by unanimous vote. E. G. I.ant-
man OF Fort Chester. reelected secrstarv an5
treasurer. John NJ Doph. Of Port rerx,s n,as
elected Tcs-p-esdent.
The leading address Of the last session was NV
superintendent Truesdsle. of Geneva, In which he
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
GERMAN GUNS FOR ITaly

rome oc1 S'-The Council Of State has ap-
proved q proposal 10 intrust to the Krrnno -.
construction OF artillery to cost 100000 This viii
entiue Italy to make use OF the Krupp patents in
the construction OF artillery IN italy 4 ,otoI ~
%eoesO viii be employed in providns ns1 oornoo n u
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Webster ave, s, 1854 II. :. OF Kingsbrtdge
Road one story frame store 95 1x26; Anthony
F Koelble. owner: Henry A. Koelble, architect
three story frame store and dwelling. 22x54;
Lehman & Kaplan. owners: Henry Nordheim'
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Barnes ave, $. 624 II g Of 2l5th st 81 TX
Ie5 lx3o1ll36; T Emory CLocke loans Anna B
23lst ST, n. $. 2s0 # W. Of White Plains Road
oOxl1i; same loans David II Sarfaty. ...-.......
Ioeth 81. 8 s. 100 IT. OF LIST ave, 3GlSlOO IL:
Isodlre Jackson and Abraham Stern loan
Raphael Kurzrok Observation-Disclosures. q
236th st. = s.. l5O IT ". of Oneida ave, 5Ox1Oo;
Central Mortgage Company loans George ".
o . q
l2lth st, g. s. $50 IT Amsterdam ave. 25x
100 IL. Mechanics and Traders Realty Company
loans Oscar Miller and Baila Wolfnger. ........
4oth st. n. s.. 3o5 Il e. ID ave, 40 0-4xlO05;
Frank Hillman and Joseph Golding loan Michael
Rosentha and Albert Price. ................... p
same loan same q
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
BROADWAY PLOT CHANGES HANDS

T. j. McLoughlin's Sons have bought through
l.. j. Phillips & Co. from the Northwestern
Realty Company plot, 99.11x10O feet at the
northwest corner of 143d St and Broadway
The plot will probably be improved
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20

advocated pensions for teachers The question o.
simniifed Spelling was again broached but Was
Quickly suppressed The sentiment OF the supei'N
tendents is not in favor of spelling REFORM
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
A 100000 IRViNGToN DEAL

The property owned by Louis Stern in North
Broadway, Irvington. N. Y has been sold TO a
real estate firm of this city. The tract will he
cut up into building lots The price paid for
the parcel is said to have been nearly S5tn 600
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20

Jersey shore yesterday. causing considerable incon-
venience at the various ferry slips. flood ex-
tending two blocks along Pavonia avenue. Jersey
City, blocked the trolley and passengers had
to wade through a foot of water and walk two
blocks of the
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLAN.

Grand ST. No ~; for five story brick store
and loft 22x96; S Eiseman. owner: T J. Van
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20

that of the creditor, and date when judgment was
filed:
Bennett William go HReDetti Company ssp'sm- .,,o a.
Same Piaut ct al: September H. 1905 - sos IS
kmp G Sao5r e 3
Earle cieorgeEj spitaio October IS 1905 $500 Is 90
1-alnpeT B. anG Isdor W. Horn-F S. Myers:
Johnston, James H Clarence A and George W
Kiinger. EousNW. A ieggett ct al; september
Koenigsberg. Nathan. and samuel Mllsten-A " Vi
K1sss hE ct Ed1 Ed seP,emse e "a rs 1S9s @ u ;aoa 80
same ~ " scheing ct al February q 1906 50 20
Male William H siegmund PtO J. 8ach r. lgo Iopod 80 Il
s[7f 9vsF BERN H R + Fbrsary RSsn and
sa%s,gsme: ie January il 1903 4s dt ats % %
Saie-2aile OctobeP = lsOo.... 49,. 143 60
Moioney, Thomas-E. P Hatch; May is 1900 i'' 20
sanecty Of New York october s. 1902 (can 200 SS
s.l osedl 2.o21 IS
MeSaily: Harry- ohm p Kane Conn Dany: June 04S 10
So 10. 1893 [eanSsiIed1 90 -. s44s SO
Meyer Eagene-G. Herrien March 81. 1908 'O' S'
Negfed. Morris-A. G Brady; September is. los OF
Neufed, Maurce-A j Brady. ct al: septcni 'SS %
r: 5S@s sss sss 5s ss
ohorstein. Harris-C- Mendesen al; October % 81
Paal. Charles Wv Pauly: January IS. a 40
pd dt,.rson 1897 ssnnsn r: ~, co y 1929 s8
ward Il, "; spaHg; May l. lSsS I $50 6s
ment; December H. lso4 ;,.o, 50 81
- -, Is"'t -: so Of
Strong. Herbert CJ Kline; February l. 1906 aS4 81
Tinin. Ta Inbn HI Charles et al SS 90 60
1900 a.. III ijebert e. ia 2O5 27
wSSS., lSSS Ma, and Samuel l. AZ e.
w.t. etc; October 10 snH Iso9 9,;as also 500 90
Birkhahn-P. NJ. Friedlander; October 10 1900
Cvacatedl m ,ocs Os5 50
Sau ynrK Central Hndton River 532 22
Company-C Martin; December Il. 1896 re
II Vesseq. A1EIston co Zeisoft cc.ot. l24 81
tnT1. 1gS5 ornc works p Sci ct al loss 20
1900 York Central Hudson River 72s 81
Company--C Robbins; January 10. 1901 ,oS "a
The Tennele Company. NJ Kemp; August 10 --'' W
ss is 9, "a iona $50 81
1"''e' Nusus' ~ i'0o' o''--''''''''''''... 30 50
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
European Advertisements.
City Property to Lei.

PRESIDENTIAL. ESTATES in the British MA .lsss-
III SALE several estates with me dtrs
ing low prices Also ValGaeis md
suitable for Industrial purposes for Lana - l
with both water and Railway frontases Az 'yarso -
Particulars 20 Sir John Rclleston and CO.. cchnnH
Place London or 70 y. Maine Batesoa ( w. "
Of Commerce Ruildins Baltimore. Md
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
OIL INDICTMENT DEMURRER ARcueD

Bahalo. oct ls-The demurrer 10 the indictments
recently found by the federal grand jury against the
standard Oh Company. the Vacuum OIL Company
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and the New
York Central was argued before Judge Hazel in tho
United States court to-day.
The jamestown grand jury reported two indict-
ments against the Standard Oil Company One in
oictrnent contains twenty-four counts the other
1B. The Pennsylvania indicted once on ,prantv
1--WE counts, the Vacuum Oil Company once On tvren
ty-four counts. and the New York Central once on
one count Ihe substance of all these Indictments
is that the defendants granted or received CON
the law. oii VI
washington. Oct 1s.-Attorney General Moody
SAID he did not care TO comment on the verdict
in the Standard Oil case. He said that rrntted
States District Attorney Sullivan would make a re-
port on the lriaI and forward transcript of the
eTldence- AS the United States had nothing 70 do
with the case. MI Sullivan did take part
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN

14th st. No 425 East: william a. Thomas agt
Jacob Frolich et al August 90 1905. ...........
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
Proposals.

YNREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE
l. Supervising Architect. Washington. d g. October
o., lso6DSeaed proposals will be received at this
once until o'clock Z. NJ the 30th day OF October
1906. and then opened. for the installation Of cleo
trio passenger elevator and approaches replace
freight elevator Broadway side OF the u s Post
Office and Court House. New York. n. Y. in accord
Gnce with the specification. copies which may be
obtained at this office at the discretion OF the Super
vtsing Architect JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervis
ing Architect.
r. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. 22ND AND X SITS. n.
~. W, Washington. D. c. Sept 81, 1sos--sealed
proposals Tor constructing government pier jamestown
Exposition Hampton Roads. Va will be received hers
until II NJ. Oct. 22 1905. and then publicly opened.
Information application. Blue prints may be
here, at L. S Engineer Offices New York. PhadeI-
phia- Chicago. Buffalo St Louis and Boston. and at
office of Board of Design. jamestown Exposition Co.
WEST POINT, " Y. OCTOBER II. 19O6.-SEALED
W Proposals in triplicate will received
IL o'clock. November 1. 1905, for the
ton OF Bachelor Officers quarters drawings and
specifications file in this Office The U. reserves
the right TO accept reject all proposals
any part thereof Forms and specifications furnished
upon application. Address Ouartermaster West Point
N Y
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
Real Estate Wanted.

N7ANTED--Within u hours of New York. either in
~ n. Y or Conn. to thirty in high eleva-
tion with house and barn. without Must have plenty
or good water, be within mile OF trolley station
and in good neishborhcod price with buildings above
$1,000 Owners, only address CASH PURCHASER
Tribune Uptown Office 1884 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor, the second
that of the creditor. and date when Judgment was
filed:
Bennett William H.-Repetu Company; septem-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20

1000
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
CATHOLIC MISSION
v 4 V! " SOLEMN RELIGIOUS SERVICES OPEN AT ST. JOSPEH'S THIS MORNING.
Father Powers and Father Jannn Jesuit Priests, Will Conduct the
 Series of Services

Solemn religious exercises, which ill rhe Catholic church are called "mis- sion and in Protestant churches a revival, will open at St. Joseph $ church at 10:3O this morning. Ser vices Till also be held at 7:30 tonight and at q. m. and 7:30 D. m. every lay during the week.
 Fathers Powers and Jannin,. the two Jesuit priests who are to conddct the mission, arrived Friday after noon.
 This morning Mgr Lucey, the pas tor, will celebrate the mass and Fath- CT Powers will preach the opening ser mon.
 Great preparations have been made by the Catholics for the success of the mission, and large crowds are eI- pected. i,laF7:AiEH