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New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
LARGE QUEENS TRACTS SOLD.

The New York Connecting Railroad through its
purchasing agent. the StuyVesant Real Estate
Company. has bought two adjoining parcels at
Nassau Heights. east Of Mount OIivet Cemetery in
the town Of Newtown, one Of eight acres and the
other Of acre, for So. 600.
Albert Cavanagh has sold to Frank P. Hoffman
2z5 lots IN the Stenway section of Astoria and
fronting in Cabinet, Baldwin and Oakley SITS and
y OlcOtt and Ditnas aves. Tie sale made
subject 20 a mortgage Of $4,000 The property is
said 10 he worth $4,000
The Gillette Realty Company has sold the
Acreage Realty Company II 1-3 at Hollis,
Long Island, with frontage OF 131 feet on the
north side of the Hampstead and Jamaica Turn
pike and extending through distance OF $50 feet
TO the south side Of Hillside ave, having front
age Of 304 feet that The property is
said TO be worth $4,000. The sale is made sub
9ect 70 2 mortgage Of $4,000.
Jacob A Wirth has conveyed title to the East
River improvement Company Of 9l2 acres at upper
Astoria, with go feet on the bukhead line and
extending hack almost 1000 on the north side
of Hallett 81. The property IS said 10 have cost
SIS 200
James G Holmes has sold TO Stuart Horsch-
N man parcel Of eighteen lots at Long Island City
III with a frontage Of 267 feet the north side of
Jackson ave, 2s6 feet on the east side Of Debe-
Noise ave and $50 feet the southerlv side OF
beeoe ave: and = feet cn the west side OF La
tnrop st The plot Is said be $50 900 II is
slo9ect 10 three mortgages aEgregatins So. 500
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LIS PENDENs.

C-roton ave n W. s. 1909 e. Of Audubon ave
25xoe e. Jane McGrane agt Theodore 4. Knapp, inol
vidualiy al faction TO debar cairn
att c. Brady
9th St s. 174.4 II. ". Of Broadway 2dxe2 % JonS
Drohan agt. Edward L. Kellogg ct al foreclosure oi
mortgae e.: attorneys, Breed. Abbott Morgan Ct
10th ct. 225 East: David A Aronson agt- oaia ~
individually and executrix. et al acuou ~
sell one-third paTt). attorney. F. f. NJ Bull0wa -
3d ave. No. SSs: Morris ave. ". corner ifotn r
101. .6x1002x irregular; Julia a. Schmidt ast huse"7
Hentze g (partitionb: ". II. Ioughr3n . -o.N
18th St n g III 1t. e OF Avenue A. 15OxDS4 70 Iesn
st Thomas Tanning City and SUBURBAN IaS hosa
Company faction foreclose mechanics ten)' a''oi'
NJ J. Farley -. - Mary
Cannon 81 No 193: Fuchs agt Marie or
TremmeI st al partition); attorneys Reed
New York. West Chester Boston RaiiwaS, sse- vorE
" Of 5th containing 26I acre. NeW 1oLr,
West chester Railway Company s5L
Ralsey al. faction TO acquire title oy
al J. 7 Richard.
lie IS and 90; George w.
Charles Ast (specihc performance; attorney l. T. ~
r,,nptna e
s5x soy W 81 s to Grand Boulevard ana ConCouttsse
~ = to Morris ave 466 to beginning pasla -
Iustig agt Katie Yutte action to declare en)'
DaIya
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Chapman Charles. 10 Mount Vernon rrust Com
pany; lots 263 OIL. sl4 and half lot $40 and
50 IT OF lot 800. gore. 16xll6' map Wakefield;
note '-.'.
Lepsig Isdor. Margaret Jaeger; 18th st, =.
I53.g # of Avenue b. 35x96 due August l,
lgl6. u per cent
Wtssflaus Sarah II. and others TO Philip Braen-
der; Broadway. corner Great Jones st. ak
100; years .--...-..... -. .''...'.--.
Rayror Henry c. 10 Sound Realty Company;
18Th ave. II e corner Sd st. 205Kll4. years. 5is
per cent -.------.---
Same same: Goth ave. corner 30 ST. 2O5X
ia. . years. 5i5 per cent. 49,.
Capisr. Henry II. to II Elias Brewing Company.
81 Mary Place No 81; demand. =.
Withers Ellis L. to John IL Heyr en-: 54th st, No
LAB East. 33XlOo. 3 years ...
stuckey. George r 70 J II Heynen: Saith st. No
l47 East. 3SNl0O; years -. ...........
Muller August, TO C !. Sills; Amsterdam ave
No 1907 25X9o 2 yeare. per cent .-....- -.......
Junger. Paul and another TO Corn Exchange
Bank sheriff st 3. 90 # OF Rivington 81
40x7b secures notes. @ per cent .......4.....
Koliisch. William J, 10 II Klein 9th St No 64T
East. 25X92; ] year. per cent. ................
Mckee; Isabelle {, to F NJ Iencks 18th ST. No
81 West. lSxl00. years. per cent .......
Kohn, Jacob. to William Henderson. EAGLE ave
no sas. is4lo0; year, per cent. ............
Goodman. Mabel to Commonwealth Securities
Company. 61st st. No 255 2Ix irregular. year.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Place 40 II Of 17eth 81, 20xe5. vacant . Pres
J = Hogan ct al: G W Dayton. atty TruaX,
ref due. sl6SO 7s taxes ETC. $500: the plaintiff
81
between Nassau and Theatre alley 4xI45 9x100
40 10 sty Temple Court office bldg Ulster County
Bank agt e Beales ct all lAppmann & r attys; y J
Eugene Beales had May 49, 1902 adjourned
10 April %
Willis 126xloo. hrk dwlg adjourned May
3: linton ave- s, 1853 n OF l6ls st. I6 9x132 g.
sty fr dwlg h; z W Eingate agt NJ r Kettle ct al
Williams 9. NJ /. Slower. partition; ad-
iourned % MAY 3.
BY De Walltearss S17 65th n 200 fl Of ID
25x1O04, 5|sty fiat h; sale; George Crumbie
party interest. for s24 600. Broadway . f. Upper
Nyack Y. between Amsterdam Hilton properties,
tract Of nine acres Of land with residences outbuild-
ngs, extending 10 Hudson River and including ripa
ran rights: exrs sale 10 Frederick Crumbie. party in
interest. for $4,000.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At IA Yesey st-By Bryan ]. Kennedy: 1ls5 to 1893
Broadway. 2Sth st. 105 SKlsSx9S 9Kl5l.2, and
bidgs including Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre;
ecuoTs sale estate OF Peter Gey deceased II and 10
45th 90 II of 9th ave, 40x1005. dWg hs;
voluntary sale 105 47h st, 30 IT W OF 9Th BOX
81 = u # Of Elm ct: 2s1leo extending 10 alley.
# Of 9th q 6xe4 10. dwg executors sale
estate of Jean 7 Mermond deceased 151 Crosby ST. s.
81 10 II n OF Houston 25x79 Elm st x25x74 II
sty business bldg voluntary Staasburg Duchess
County. y 7. property known Stonehurst comprising
lol acres with sy residence and outbldgs and having
ionage OF go IT on Hudson River: executors sale
estate OF John Lawrence Lee deceased.
BY Joseph Day: le9th ST. n s. 5fe3 II W Of 1itb
ave oxs87, vacant Miller 81 agt {; aleran5er
ss asa; So; an moss & q r attys Hamn. ref: due
20 s4S6sZ n TO mean high OF East Rjvsr
-ih<5go; + Il Coudert agt L Geanzer et al. ex
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Garfield st, n Grant ave- one story frara
Werner. architect. $3.50 ' A"-o'p'
lS4n ST. Aqueduct ave- four two story frame
dwelling houses ION56 and 20xaQ; Robert Adhous owner
14Sth n. 100 ". ave .,a.
brick tenement house 50xo3 Maurice Muller Owner.
Moore & Landsedel. architects $4,000 "'s'
Grant g. 20 II. W OF Unionport Road tbreo
story brick tenement house. 2lx+I; Puppo owner
Timothy J. Kelly, architect. SS OOO N' ""0'
Washington ST. . 27S II. +. OF Columbus tbras
story frame tenement house 25x56; William Iang+on
owner; Timothy J. Kelly architect 81 500
". st story rra,v.
stores, 10ox49X336; Michael Regan. owner: William
Kenny. architect, $1,000. '''
Gleason ave. n $. - II. W. Of Harrison ave- two
story basement frame dwelling house alxbO. tnso
V. Malone. owner William Kenny architect 81 500 ~
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS

1881 st. n. :, 400 II. w of Amsterdam ave 1oov
s9l! louis Fink agt. Arnold Realty 90 March
10 1905 (by bond) .........'. -'.' "a
same Propery' same ast' same: March Ia. 1908
G6th st. $. s. 100 IT, ". of Park ave 1oox1Oo G.
Pierce Butler & Pierce Manufacturing "a sgt
saul Walienstein ct al: March 81 1906 fby
148d St. No liz to 122 West: Harry Rosart.
sgt. SAX sussman Haipin; April Z. 1906 -
47x-; Moore & Iandsedel agt.- Sommer Con,
struction Co: September Is 1905 cancelled. -.
74th st, No. IL East; Rudolph Opel agt Samuel
Kempner et al. March Z. 1906. -.
9th ave No 6&8; Colonial Roofing 90 agt
Thirty-hth Street and Fifht Avenue Co AnrI
g. 1906 (by deposit ........ -'"''
Elm St e 5, whole front between Duane and
Pearl SITS. 3sN30: Neuchate ASphaite co agt
New York Edison Go. ct al: April o 1906 Cby
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
BETTER cRossTowN CARS PROMISED.
N. Y. G. Railway Guarantees to State Rail.
way Commission Needed improvements

Albany, April 1o-The New York City Railway
Company. through its vice-president Frank 9
Cannon, has promised the State Railroad Commits
sion numerous improvements the crosstouy,
lines which through the crowded East Sta
The commission recently made drastic r,1Ii,,
covering these lines. which 1t found In pitable
shape. The company has promised that thrty-slx
cars will be run on the Chambers and Madison
street line. instead of twenty-four: thirty cars on
the spring and Delaney street line. instead OF
twenty; a change in the route of the Grand and
Cortlandt street ferry line requiring cars 10 he
turned at Beach and Washington streets instead OF
being run to the Cortlandt street ferry, and thar
transfers VIII be given To and from the Sixth and
Ninth avenue electric lines at Beach street
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

hSsI Is,,,.a lar of iot l72 map Wakefield 5OxII3B;
~ imam } l1lly et al 10 Thomas III Persse
l4oth ST. No oO2 West 2ex99.1i: Leonard J. Oher-
Ss-eEo n-leE 10 Fashion Realty Company: mortgage
iV.th - 81: No % East SoKloOII; samuel Lasko
tl Al 10 samuel Corn: mortgage s26 600
stanton ST. Nos 1s3 and lsT " cor A,to.,o,, -.
MafgsTet Jaeger to lsidor Leipzig; mortgnes'
Amsterdam ave. No 305 g. lsy irregular ~.
sH4noo n4n 6irabehhenner TO Mary Casson: mortgage
.
lawrence 81 No % 8. "a i0xI0O: Emma Ksr
Ilgah 70 accumulation Realty Company: mort
iSth 81 No West. 26x92. Arthur Mitchell sns
shether. exfs. 70 Albert Cavanagh -
Sstle property Arthur ~ Mitchell 81 AZ l., -.
"|1 81. = 2Ie II " of ID ave 20xiO0 3. YSt.a
- beIkoHitz tosEugene ChAuvn: mortgage $40 no
DioauEhy s v cor 18Th ST. I99. .IONlo0. Rurlinr
ton Eeaity and Construction Company l., Srvs
asl really sdss ana Construction Company, mort
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
ALLEGED BLACKMAILER HELD.
Bail of Man Who Threatened His hal
Brother Fixed at $2,500

Homer Hawkins, the clerk in the Mott h, Law
yards or the New York. New Haven 4 HaruV.@
Railroad who tried to bIackmail Louis r Fu"s"
his half brother. out OF $500 the price OF sieA
on some Of Fuler's alleged doings while a ssuasS
at Harvard. was held in $500 bail yesterday. -
also held in $500 for carrying concealed deso.
weapons. Hawkins sent Fuller several anonyin'-
letters threatening to tell "A young woman 20 who"
he Is attentive of a Boston shOpgivl unleSs. 4, IN
brought 500 To Merose and left it IN q cel.sssi
place Fuller went with detectives and capeN
Hawkins. -.
Fuller's father is known DR.. Frank Fnllef' 80 -
they conduct food business No. 81 FIFTH "a
searched
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
REALTY NOTES.

Charles F. SCHUYLER E %. have leased for
Thomas Diamond the five story building at the
southwest corner Of Broadway and s0th to the
New York School ~ Art for term Of years
A "ohn Is the buyer of Nos. 2O4 and 2Os East
Hd 81, two fye story hathouses sold recently
F Glover and Samuel Williams leased for a
term ~ FIVE wears for the Garrison Realty Com
psny ~ the United States Title Guaranty and In
oemnity Company the FIRST and second floors in the
new Evening Post Building. to be erectad at
Nos. % 2 q Vesey st
George F. Farless the broker in the sale for
2 client 70 Charles F. McManus OF plot 10Oxl6S
feet on the north side OF $3.50 st. west of Third
ay7e-, reported yesterday. The purchaser intends
10 erect 2 large theatre the site.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
LOSS UNDER OHIO TwoceNr FARE LAW

IBy telegraph % The Tribune
Cleveland April 1O.-The two-cents- -rniIa lS L.
Ohio is said TO be failure revenue producer
After month OF trial this is the statement r,.aa
by all OF the passenger officials the railroads an
this territory They are giving the law a thor
ough test, without any curtailment ef sery,,a -.
any other changes which might cut down oDa-
ating expenses. they declare. but they saw fba,
any further tests useless. The other ra,,,.r
VIII be Identical with those Of the first month
,hey argue and this would mean heavy Its to
the transportation companies.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
A POULTRY STORAGE VAULT PROJECT.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Supern-
tendent Murphy for making over the old four story
cloth printing establishment Nos 416 and 4ls West
14th st. into Office building. with and
poultry storage vaults, for August Silz owner
A rear extension is TO be built and the FACADE
modelled and new stairceses and elevator in
stalled. The improvements are cost $1,000 ac-
architects
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
W. PETERS G. CO. IN FIVE DEALS.

williams Peters Co have made the following
sales: For Parmelia Eustis to Gustav Guerke a
TWO family dwelling house the east side OF
Garfield St. being known lot No. 420, Van Nest
Park: for r Rieper a Mrs Hadenkamp two
family dwelling house or the east side Of Hancock
st. being known as lot No. 232, Van Nest Park;
for A Decker to Edward J. Heffernan lot on
the south side Of Grant 175 feec east of Union
port ROAD. Van Nest; for {. r. Murray to a client
s LOT on the east side of Wright St Hudson Park.
and for Andrew Thomas to client lot on the
side Of Commonwealth ave. near West Farms
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

II2th ST. No 80 - East. Corporate Realty
Association loans Adolph panziser -. siSOoC
ave, IA. q. st
Company $4,000
s75x1G0: Lambert Suydam loans Park Construc-
ton company -. 10000
Grant ave- e. =. whole front between 165th and
IG6ih sits. 4t4xi00 t2a OK 1853; Manhattan
Mortgage company loans Edgar \, whitney lIaoOc
1925. Central Mortgage Company loans Ernest
Keller -. loooC
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
MECHANICS LIENS.

Avenue A, n. ". cor. T2d st. 25 sxlO0 Louis Fink
ast. Louis Reiuer, owner and contractor ..-
Path St. No. 147 West; Thomas C'rump agt {. T
Wagner owner; A. <. Smith. contractor .....
Madison ave, 6 ". cor Doth st, 100 sxl50; Johr.
G Powell. contractor ................
9eth st; No 6S to a East; agt. Saul Wal
lenstein. owner; w. e. Powell, contractor
Cypress ave. n ". cor 13Sth St 10Ox226. Tony
Altier agt Harry Goodstein, owner and con
New Chambers st. No. 13; Charles r. Innes agt
a ~ 8 +. {. Gisey. owners; Samuel Epstein
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
IRON PLANT PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS

Frederick Richters. G. Waldo Smith, jr.. and
Charles f. Schuyler & Co. have sold for T Shriver
& Co. no. 3Z1 TO $40 East 56th st. comprising two
four and five story buildings a plot with a
frontage Of 275 feet. a westerly line Of 1926 feet
and an easteriy line Of 1916 feet. Hman &
Goloing the buyers.
Shriver Co occupied the premises for their
iron business for a number Of years. They will
probably remove their plant TO New Jersey, where
they have an option on large parcel.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

12Oth St. n $, 10 It. W. OF Pleasant ave; for a
one story brick storage house 25x1oo. F
Schwartz. owner; G. NJ McCabe. erchitect
26th St, Nos; 10 and l12 West: for a seven
story pTGh tactor2 ~ oxS0; NJ. Solomon, owner;
T. G. Zobel, architect ........-......-
Goth ct. $, 100 #. e. Of Madison ave: fo- TWO
six story brick dathouses. 5OxS7 IL. A + Sl1-
verman. owner; q. +, Pelham, architect -. !.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
eiLsEY AUCTION SALE TO-DAY.

Bryan L. Kennedy will sell at auction at noon
to-day at the Exchange Salesrooms. Nos IA and Is
Vesey st. Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre Build
ing the northwest corne OF 18th St and , Broao-
way The sale is by order Of Henry ana John eJllsey
executors OF the Peter Gisey estate seFeraI redI
experts value the property at about szVeooOV
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY,. APRIL II. 1906.

2sx114: John II. Burt leans William and Eliza
beth Pfodsnnsuer siss =, " of southern
PouIevard >Ox1O0: Manhattan Mortgage com
pauy loans William e. Egan. -.---.-..-..-'
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
MARKET FOUND FOR 5TH AVE. PARCEL

Fernsr6 Smvth & Sons have sold for Leopold
Newborg &c a client Of Engel, Engel & oPpen-
heimer, plot Of six lots at the northeast corner @
of 5th ave. and l03d II has frontage OF IV'Il
feet in 5th ave. by 80 feet in 1880 st
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
Country Property to Let.

NOR RENT What acknowledged to be one Ok - -
E pretJlsst Montciair. centrally oAsss
very best section the town. completely FURNISHES
equipped with all improvements. two baths etscu9
large porches. sun parlor, etc rent. $500 A - =
As. Tribune Oface
YME. CONN. TO LET-OId Colonial house. - roeDs .s
IL also cottage. 10 rooms; both with modern -r
and fully furnshed also cottage. roolS Ma
nfshed unfurnished: delightfully."- situated AaaFSSs
=. f SALISBURY. New Haven. Conn
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that OF the credIIof' anu u''e0 "
filed:
Alien, James E-J e Nichols ct ai-Dscsrnoer s15s 90
Bou!ogne Emil A and Louis Klen--C seH'llhs 2ao 81
81 Co; April 2 1905 a, ,aos va
Cohn Joseph-H Levine: November H. iSo4 wa $40 81
Doyle Mary " NJ Harding: January e,;sas 10 i2S rs
Finch James w I GctoSer IS is64 159 Oo
Harper George-F. w schwieTs: ~Deos'"o ~ s11i
Morse james s-J. l. Black February q iads 2e Al
Neyxb1ry Hcnry-S Hyman; March -; dSO"' oS -
Ritter John Eff Beyerie; March ~ SO-' I9So 90
scott Robert-Ciy Of New York. DeeeinOs 2a5 Ol
1905 March 90 1905 -. 22t 65
Gleason Peters Air PupR- 9B- Company .. 1857
forN: cnescb Bros March s. 1905 113 50
lts american sGsS4y S6naSd S ths January r.
Nex YORK city i isot Rs.lTsy rsyeTssd5 a4 %
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments were fled yesterday the
first rame being that of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that CT the debtor the secoiio
that Of the creditor and date when Judgment was
filed:
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Real Estate.
City Property for Sale.

GOO E00-Privats Houses Lexington To-.
sp-OsoOO Harlem three fCr price OF on- 7naa
STANTON. 1852 Brossn,
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$500

10000
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
Unfurnished apartments to Let
ELEGANT NEW APARTMENTS

s22 500 Inducements: Sc extra large light rooms
baths steam heat hot water porcelain tubs ana ss-e
hardwood etc three blocks from 12sth - ar "a
elevated As BeeSrlln near park. exclusive se 20
block east or 81 AIMS ave. and i4ist 81. Bronx 7
New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
Furnished A Apartments to Let

I -ELEGANTI.T FURNISHED APARTMENT. -.
L. bath. sl5O daily including msals two s25 vS.asa
one S15- THE VAN RENSSELAER,. IS East iIta s.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS

Summer excursions to Colorado and
Utah points. Tickets on sale daily
June / to Sept. 80. Final limit Oct.
81. Round trip rate one fare plus
SO cents.
Summer excursions to Black Hills
of South Dakota and northern Wyom-
ing. Tickets on sale daily June / to
Sept. go Final limit Oct 81. Round
trip rate one way fare plus 50 cents
except to Cody. Wyo.. will be one way
fare plus $500.
Summer excursions to st. Paul and
Minneapolis, tickets on sale daily
June l to Sept. 80. Final limit Oct.
81. Round trip rate $1,000.
Special homeseekers' excursions to
all points in south, southwest and
west every first and third Tuesday.
To all points in Iowa, North and South
Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin and
northern Michigan every Tuesday
Round trip rate one fare plus 5000
Annual meeting Grand Aerie Frater.
nal order Of Eagles Milwaukee. Wis.
August IA to 10. Tickets on sale Aug
II. IL and 13. Final limit August "a
Round trip rate $11.25.
For full information, time Of trains
and connections call on or address
W. 8. Parker,
Ticket Agent Union Depot.
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PLEASANT GROVE.

Pleasant Grove, July 17.--Mrs. jack
son Peden visited at the F. D. Hancock
home Friday.
Mrs. NJ. B. Smith and children visit
ed at the ]. R. Simmons home Thurs
day.
John Parrett and Marion Hancock
were transacting business in Ottumwa
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. e. Simmons visited
at the j. r. Simmons home Friday.
J. H. Hancock was caller in F'loris
Saturday.
+. M. Brooks and family visited at
the H. II. McVey home Sunday.
M. B. Smith was in Floris Friday.
William Waddle visited at the J. b
Kendrick home Sunday.
M. 3. Smith and daughters Ada and
Mamie attended the Hagenbeck circus
in OttumWa Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parrett and fam
lily visited Sunday at the Lonnil home
Miss Eva Hasting and Albert Alb
bolt visited Sunday at the j. B. Ken
drick home.
Mrs. Charley Thompson and chill
dren visited Sunday at the H. X. Nc
Vey home.
Misses Ada and Maggie Smith spent
Sunday at the Adolph Marchand home
Mr. and Mrs. George McVey and
daughter Levelle, visited at the Fl. H
McVey home Sunday.
H. NJ Moran visited at the home OF
his daughter. Mrs NAiiven Ellis gun
day.
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with you. did not wholly subjugate
him the other day. He pulls till my
arms ache"
Miss Annesley shrugged and patted
Pirate on the nose and offered him q
lump of sugar. The thirst for freedom
and wild run down the wind lurked
in Pirates far-off gazing eyes, and he
ignored the sign of Cancellation which
his mistress made him.
81 am not afraid of him. Besides,
Dick can outrun and outjump him."
This did not reassure Warburton,
nor did he ksow what this COMPARE
son meant being an ordinary mortal.
with all respect to you, Miss An
nesley, am sorry that you are deter
mined to ride him. He is most en-
phatically not lady's horse, and you
have never ridden him. Your skirts
will irritate him. and if he sees your
han halt-''
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CHAPTER XIII.
A RUNAWAY.

Four days passed might have used
the word sped" only that verb could
not be truthfully applied. Never be-
fore in the history Of time $50 our jehu
thought) did four days cast their
shadows more slowly across the dial
Of the hours. From noon till night
there was a madding nothing to do but
polish bits and buckles and stirrups
and ornamental silver He would
have been totally miserable but for
the morning rides. These were worth
while; for he was riding Pirate, and
there was always that expectation Of
of the unexpected. But Pirate behaved
himself puzzlingly we'll Fortunately
for the jehu, these rides were always
into the north country. He was con-
tinually possessed with fear lest she
would make him drive through the
it would be, in the parlance Of the day,
all off. Nancy would have recognized
him in a beard like Cossack s. and
here he was with the boys face-the
face she never would forget.
He was desperately in love. I do
not know what desperately in love is,
my own loves course running smooth
ly enough: but l can testify that it
was making Mr. Robert thin and ap-
petiteless. Every morning the impulse
came to him to tell her all; but every
morning his courage oozed like Bob
Acres, and his lips became dumb. I
dare say that if she had questioned
him he would have told her all; but
for some reason she had ceased to in
quire into his past. Possibly her young
mind was occupied with pleasanter
things
He became an accomplished butler,
and served so we'll in rehearsals that
Pierre could only grumble. One af-
ternoon she superintendent the comedy.
She found thousand faults with him,
SO many. in fact, that Pierre did not
understand what it meant, and became
possessed with the vague idea that she
was hitting him over the groom s
shoulder He did not like it; and
later, when they were alone, War
burton was distinctly impressed with
Pierre's displeasure.
you can not please her, and you
can not please me. Bah! Eat ees vat
| comes uf teaching a groom table man
ners instead uf stable manners. And