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New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
1auction Sales of Real Estate.
cUrEEME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.

- ,vrrrfAN r WARNER Plaintiff against CARO-
LINE WARNER BfsEEfiAN. % al. Dei
S,to1 hearin date On 2nh day % JGy sa end
Work on the 2Gth dag of July. lsst. tne
Referee in said Judgment nauet wll % sela ~ y,
auction at New York .keai Estate Sa.. , sg
" yo,s oD the fosh cay September. 1905 at ~
O'Clock noon that day. through l. y ~ ~tillllps - -
' Ia ttcrs,r dexcrlhed follows: "A teat tract
eC or marcel 81 land In the " az
- fhe Citv % New in the County or NsN 100
Stae ~ Nev YORK formerly IN the town or 1cEkcs an
County 0f Westchester and formerly tirt ot h1
of Joseph Delaheld anl distinguished on l-P -s,S
TJdiav surveyor and dated April lIth 1ss as lot 40
e. and bounded and described as - I,, NJ
On saiA map said SOutheFly line being parailel WIN VIC
line hetween the farms Of Garrett Garrison ana Jon
IA, nte. Westerly in the road forty 600 fset
wide and Northery lot No. on said map satd 10y
length on the South side I've (5l chains ana tWentNe
C259 links ana north side i've tl chains ana thi
links containing Cne ana on sN e,o -.
Moi ~ sad ftv t5Gl feet width hv HUNDRED r
facs dcpth fronting the road which ~ tne Wesesy
BOUNDARY above described tF9Et ana tortne -
SouthvesterIv cnrner Being the said prem
and another by deed dated November 9th. 1865 and
Teco-deI ~ the Pscs.a-'s Ofcs sha Cnn, of VEST
chester fdber no asp with the eNce,.on o '
premises conveyed by Jane F. M9ory and ,or,
ami recorded IN Tlher 23sS needs foT WescehsSter
county o. end with the further exception OF ns
Of Teeds fsr v-Cstchestar county rage e5
Da'eu august i@'"' ISAAC 6 TsAACs Refe-es.
JAMES 2 GAYNoR. ESQ. At.oruey for r:ainti- ~
East END street. Borough OF Manhattan. Ne" forS
JAMES r DI-Ross. ESQ Attorney FOR Defendants 22o
Broadwav ROTOUsh of Manhattan New rorh CftE
described above:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

The Barstun Realty Company has taken title
from Albert Forsch TO the St. Urban. a twelve
story apartment house a plot 12511 feet by ir-
regular at che corner of seth and Central
Park West. Mr.. Forsch recently bought the prop
erty at a foreclosure sale for sl.l3acoO.
Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
ent Murphy for the enlargement Of the dwelling
house No % West 5Oth for II. r. Winthrop
and Of No - East 6sth St for Mrs. John W. Min
turn. The Winthrop house is to have new facade
OF Colonial design. and three story and basement
extension and the Mnturn house imprOvcne
will include the addition of conservatory and the
installation of passenger elevator The improve
ments to cost $4,000 and $4,000. respectively.
according to Hoppen Koen Huntington the
architects.
Marcus Rosentha has bought from Samuel Elis
a tract of eighty-six acres. about a mile and a
quarter northeast OF White Plains. The property
adjoins the KnollwOod and Century club parcels.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

10th St e. corner Morris ave: six three story
brick dwelling houses 2Ox53: George II. Jacob.
owner: John IIaUser srChitec-
10th St s s. so it, OF Morris ave. three story
brick dwelling house. 20x5S; George H Jacob
owner: john Hauser architect .-.......-..
Webster ave H. W corner 19Sth St. two story
frame hotel, 4s. iaxs09l2 Harrington STAT
ford owners Michael J. Calvin architect
iT7th st $. p. corner CTotone Parkway: six story
brick store and tenement house. 1221xst: Rosa
and Jerry Alperl. owners Harry T. Howell
architect -..
Pelham Road W. g.. 2O5 II. II. of Arnold ave; two
story frame harm. q. T5x19. Christina Swenson,
owner: Henry Nordheim. architect ...-.---.-.-
18TH st n e. 305 IT, W. Of Avenue r; two story
frame dwelling house. 21xeo; Charles i-aurnester'
owner; Moore & I.ansider. architects ..-.-----.
BRYANT ave. e 8. 200 IT. :. Of Jennings St; two
story frame dwelling, 2lx67.6; John II. Bauer.
owner; Gustav SchWa-Z. architect ...--..--.--
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
NO UNEMPLOYED IN KANSAS.
Many LabOrers Wanted, but None Apply
for Work
! IEy Tc.cgrsph 70 me Tribune.

Topeka. Kan. Aug. 22.-Kansas has not an
unemployed laborer. as far T. B. Gerow. di-
rector Of the Free Employment Bureau. has
been able 10 ascertain. Mr.. Gerow has appli-
cations for nearly two hundred men. who are
wanted at once in various parts of the state
and he has not one application fer work
Some OF the demands Tor help are exceedingly
pressing. In several counties men are wanted
for thTashing machine crews 10 take care Of the
wheat crop.
Owing The demand for labor In San Fran
cisco. the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
way Company viii put In colonization rates 10
California August -. twenty days earlier than
usual. The rates VIII be So from the Missouri
River Kansas and Oklahoma points. good unt !
midnight Of October 81. for leaving
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
REALTY NOTES.

Plans have been filed for a lodge for C. X. G.
Billings to be built on the grounds of his Washing
ton Heights property. in Fort Washington ave-
West of lslst St II is 10 be a cottage model.
story and attic 22x27 brick filed frame decorated
with work and will have two ornamental
terraces II IS TO cost 5000 according to the osti
mate OF Guy Lowell. the architect
Plans have also been filed for enlarging the living
quarters of the Berkshire apartment house No: 500
Madison ave. owned by association OF which
Edward NJ Shepard is president. and for installing
a store and Office in the four story and basement
dwelling house No. 22 West S4th St. owned by the
Revil Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
MECHANICS. LIENS.

$50 ST. No IS West: John II. Drew & Bro agt
Francis L. Hine owner Walter Reid & Co. $50 90
le4th ST. No is4 to 444 West. sanitary Fire
PGCang and Contracting s S9mpsny as M l5
18Th ST. No @ Mes one4 2ss9a an
12Sd No. $40 To 446 East Joseph 21p H9Senpein
agt Louis 5o o G19eH 9Ra Cn@'e' " 7e6 %
Lewis NSs 5 %Rd 9 and Iq%ss
Ing COMPANY agt Harris CioIdbum Osher . -
Gordon owners and contractors ~ 40
1O9th ST. n. s. 100 # W Of Manhattsn - ane or iHTN
samuel Mieheison owner and contractor ooo II O'''
James b, Isn9san as BENJAMIN $50 90
,9stb sWnes st. anS go 9s TO IS West patrick 2
agt Joseph Lesowitz and samuel Kaufman asa "a
ais STIfrS a Sn Snd Vest Bayrdge sheet Meta works
sg5 alfred Nelson owner Z e. ls44 so
stS fO@r[ec'oT aTe Nos e62 and G6i Bruschar
ast Charles Lang & Co. owners: jacob saron' 20 Oo
RiyersiGe frG'o Drive n " and n e corner ls7th St!
rompsny owner: Jacob Saron contractor. SEQ 90
9TH corner lssth 9 St. sTs go5i9 ana LST,s Con
5o.ide GoIdstei" ast $ Levine SON owners ana 800
18TH ST. Mos q sn6 40 ne and contractor $50
Warren ST. W and 81: Steel Vault Light ags 30 40
s,b booert oSe corner 10th ST. 75xioO Edward
Palmer agt. Louis weinstein owner and con- eoo m
1Cath T1' ST.. n $: so # e of columbus ave, 190x
100 II same agt samuel M'neis'n 700 90
18th St Nos s8 AND 20 sn6 mfse
l2sd st. No $40 to 44G East; same agt Louis Q;
cOnSn aTd Charles s GoaDerser 1900
h s o on @ fs soz w. 0 @wner Ta AND
Sd st No $50 East Biechner Bros ast. Hyman
WalIach owner Herman @ Lev and Na'na % AZ
i2ist St. 23O West John Schneider agt John ,-ox
AorneE 81: own" Mo i5S Bec6ner Bros ag samuel
Leder, owner Harry Bratholz and Whiam 5ooa
10th st. No sii East; same agt Nathan Kohn
owner: Herman Levy Nathan Wechseiman a. %
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Wednesday, Aug %, 1905
ARRIVED

Steamer Carmana Br) Pritchard Liverpool August IA
Iitsd with 52s ce6iG and
steanier Damant Gen Throprich Copenhaeen August
Shields 10 Philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived
steamer madonna on. Jouher Alarseillss August ;,
cabin Io5 passengers and mdse. Arrived
steamer Gtta di Palermo Utah. Massario Genoa July
2 Leghorn 10 Marse!cs - Catania 49, Messna % and
rived AZ m RaT at as
~ Bouton Bliss Dal!ett. with mdse. Arrived at
steamer rifes GER Feltrur calcutta July Colombo
and Boston August 81 70 Fnnch Edye Co with
steamer Huddiesaeld CRr) owen, Cardenas Angus. 10
steamer Grih Nor. Mowrlckle Port Antonio August
lG the United Fruit Company with fruit Arrived
the ,dam anT at 5oep% dt Goro oxo Land Por, Antonio
august lc The AtantS F'r,t with passengers
steamer olinda CubanI Hansen. Nipe Bay Angus: II.
Gbars - Port Padre - and Nuevitas IL to w d MN
with ~ cabin Messengers and mdse Arrived the
Bar AZ lao a m ,
Panama ma Raroaa Ss M Line Nv with iG2 passengers mails
"ne Rn rande d. 'e aT at @ Mahs Angus, "a an,
brunswick 10 10 Fl Mallory & Co with passengers and
steamer IEonis5 Frostsd. with schooner william L
Douglas in tow Port Arthur August lS % the J VI
Gurey Petroleum Co. with oil Left Quarantine sis
Southern Co. with dse Left Quarantine ne at soi
steamer Arapahoe Kemhe Jacksonville August 10 and
Gse Inft cuerantne r AZ m with passengers and
- i5a %d aGn nanIo sa2 @ T. NSTPort New ana Norfolk
sandy Heck ]. Arg % 9:59 m--wind south-sou,h
SAILED
ssss%sTs Tsuso9c @ q8T for ouse9stqxn and Lve!p9O
Gta Genoa Verona tNorl. Port Antonio: Masconomo
via New Bedford: Beacon Light (Br' Venice: Proeus
Cenfuegos cuban Ciusntanamo C.enfIesos e;c. al.
isnra Colon; = ti5aecs ira Ger Inssna PORT an Fringe
Cherokee Santo Domingo City Macoris etc TURKS
Nueces Galveston.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
JUDGMENTS.
The following judgments were filed yesterday. the
first name being that of the debtor:

Altman AaTGn-LNon Kmmel :.............. 1852 GO
Abel Louis H-Intcrnationa or Company .. 10 U15 90
brown Charles A.-Jol.n D. Hicks et al AK 10
Bake. John-FTedeTlek r. Roberts 10. n=
Bennett. William H.-William Schimper 4 "a a. "a
C0gan. John M.-EIenry Leachin. a. 80
Conway. Harry J.-daroii g Rodgers ct al ie2 s3
IaIh EHT1 CHthsTine Iay
Daniels John B.-Daniel T. Ewald ia ~
DIX Anna J-BeuJamin T. Wie6sr -..... .G al
Englander. Phip-James Illfie. ....-....... 5l9 ~
Gillin. Robert fnomas Merry .....-... 1=i A.,
(iellRan. Thomas P-G'Ianin & 70 $50 -,
Haynes Webster D. Peter =. O'fIala IT al - a94 -
HorOWt2. Meyer-Amerlcan Wcoien Company ,f
New YORK .........,.. 3.s5I -
i1aIl iho3ias X EuwaId u IAN Insen..--... 233
kim. James PMorTts Levine. commemorative. l35 -
Koecncl. J0un b Adams * Co........... SIs ~
i.ottmer MyrulA Max Herko"itz f44 -
Matisss AiOFrt-Meyer Loeb ?! ...... ... 146 ~
Aahone%, george F-Joscpn r W sorr. 20 80
MacGregor. Walter s. Elizabeth Morris IA
Papt- Company. .......,. 0ps ~
Mcainiien Charles >, ami Walter-Alacr p Fow-
Ter ...-....-... ai5 30
sullivan. John Jacob NJ Ieonhard. .......... 4at9
Sig ISoui3Petsr s. o HeTa ......... 3gI -
SaEeefs. Henry HRailWay Advertising Company 432 70
SHmuefs Lester W.--(;e6rKS 7. Sutherland
Stoddard. Leroy 2 ~ Eiwsri \ McAfin ALL. ilS ~
strauss EiwsTi II Harold :. Rodgers Al. lG2 -
Smith Katherine - Sarah Renhar, ...... 42a ~
Sind Hen.y-tein-lch Cioidste!n al....... fi5 10
Sohe S-rarTytown Wall Paper Company ... qOs az
WeTfHeimaT. Harry J-FIenrs n EFnusnan al SQs IS
Manhattan Transport Company OF New Jersey
JOan y H.c.ls - al 5l5 IL
steEnes : Se-JGAes Aasnus I4l y
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
TELEPHONE co. GETS AN INJUNCTION.
City Department Restrained from Inter
ference in Westchester County.

The State Telephone Company, which has been
trying to get into New York City and which wants
to run cheap telephone service through the coun-
try. has obtained injunction against the Depart
ment Of Water Supply. Gas and Electricity. to pre-
vent Acting Commissioner Frank T. Goodwin from
interfering with them in erecting poles and wires In
Westchester County.
The Commissioner said yesterday that he had
been served with injunction by the company
seeking to restrain him from interfering with their
work OF erecting poles or from tearing them down
II they did erect them. The Commissioner turned
the suit over to the Corporation Counsel The
argument is 10 be heard IN White Plains
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
LIS PENDENS.

10th ST.. l25 It 2 Of ID ave. 175xlOO11; Louis
Schechter agt Gerson Hyman al foreclosure of mort
gage): attorney, w n. Golden. jr.
A0th No 300 West Isaac B. Miller agt, Samuel
Margules al faction foreclose mechanicsN Hem
attorney. Moss Feiner
ll6th St. Nos 41O East: Insurance
Company of New York agt Moses l. Siegel et al fore
closure Of mortgagel attorney. J. McKeen- .
Hath s.. ". Lexington ave. a. 7Xo0 II
Hannah Iinetzky agt. Leopold Zelnka al specihc
performance): attorney, J. L. Bernstein
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
A s5oO,Ooo CONCRETE JOB DONE.

The concrete foundation for the New Boreel
Building yesterday completed by the FOunda-
ton Company. The number of cassons laid was
eighty-seVen.
The work was done in sixty days. which is said
be the record for concrete foundation job of
the size of the new Boreel site. The Foundation
Company was paid s500Oe0 for its labor.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Broadway s e corner l4Sth St. 90 1lx125: Title
Guarantee and Trust Company loans Herman
18th st., Nos. si3 and 316 East; Kotzen Realty
Company loans Joseph Harbater and Solomon
Wales ave-. 3. =. corner Dawson st. 2I16Xi95 Tx
irregular: Richard S. Collins loans Dawson
5afh st s. s. go f. ". of ist ave, 25x1OO4 4;
Van Norden Trust Company loans Joseph c.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
BIG APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD.
B4RSTU-N REALTY COMP4NY NOW OWNS THE ST.
URBAN, IN CENTRAL PARK VEST.
Enlarge Fine Dceng HouseHhte Plains Tract Changes


due ss $50 So taxes etc co. to william KeinlSer for
s1337J 2O1 II of S'h ave- ltoxe" II II
sty dwlg H. same. atty. same REL Sl't
due ss.S54 taxes 81; NJ Gibson fcr fiS-N
By Joseph P Dav: 33T n 21e Z. W OK Isl ave;
17xiO0 3: stv dwlg > = Redman Epste!n et al;
Butts atty: Wagener. ref: amt due. SA4oS 10; taxes
etc, s2l3 a. o John BozzIff for 81 500
There will . auction sales day.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN

12sth St s s. 70 IT, e. Of I>euox ave- iO0x60
Patrick F. Kenny aga. Johpj IesOwitz ct all .as
Hull ave e s. 30 #. $ of 2O9th 5oxiooi
Joseph Marcud ct al. agt. Joseph Lash ct sls -,
August IL 1905. ..-........-....... Sz
Same property: Cornelius Olsen agt. same; Juns .
90 1908. 3;
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Phoenix Ingraham: l75 120th st. eos # e of
18th 1899 H. dWg h: George Lang George
b McAneny ct al; r K Brown atty: Brennan ref;
due s9915 30: etc. 50: Jane
el5 G15; l2sth at s. 1856 ave. lIx99 II:
3 sty dwlg h.; agt same atty. ref:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

Clarke Elizabeth I'D Lewis March 2 iSe SiO' .
Dunn. Bartholomew, ana Wdlha,1 Ia da1e H. Aa i2plT
= y n SaTse1o' 1Ie ~ I@6s " .......... 3.J5s 65
Hemmel Arthur gog E-v Del 'ienousse e' t 800 40
Hummel arthur E. sdn and John Doe l. Cuoe 20 "a
Howard Michael r,1 P5 40 Idoe adams Apr 80 'o g 2
LiscCnS JossPhNsTdsRe 1sds Eastern Brewing IT'S o5
Lccone Joseph 'ucclone' s.. oe''Ds' 155 %
Noppi sayero-A Nopp September %. 1909 Ss Ss e eo
San1e-Same; September 90 1909 -. LOO U"
Persch 1oo John e H. MeiAusnn 141G 2s
vGSS Sos Ls1 FL Eisenoaeh e' a. slO u
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
SATURDAY. AUGUST a5
rRANsPAC1F1c MAILS.

Destination steamer. Close in y. T.
Hawaii-Aameda lva San Francisco Aug 2s. 1880
Japan. Corea and China-EmpTess Of
China (vIa Vancouver and Victoria.
B. .................Auy 90 500
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND.
Jamaica Cvfa PhiIadelphia) Aug. 90 II 90
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 5:l3 sunset 6:5l 900 Moons age
HIGH WATER
A Sandy Hook Island 1000 Hell Gate II ;5I
PM-Sandy lIO2 Gov Island 1O:l4 Hell GATE lzV'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
Real Estate.
Avoid
Penalties

by registering your prop
erty at this Company )
Tax Registration Bureau
The payment of a small
annual fee arrangeS for OBJ
tanning all bills for Taxe,
and Water Rates. and In
formation as tOany Assess
ments affecting the prop
erty, at the earliest date.
as well as for the payment
of them IN time TO avoid
penalties, thus saving vou
the trouble of giving your
personal attention 20 these
annoying details.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
So ~.

old Albany Post Road.
The approximate amount OF the assessments and
water rents or liens allowed the purchaser
out OF purchase money paid BY the referee Is
$500 % with interest
ISAAC S. ISAACS. Referee
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
Collars that fit
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name in each case given is that OF the
debtor, the second that OF the creditor ana aa'e
when Judgment iled:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
Real Estate Wanted.

BROOKLYN PROPERTY WANTED.
cash buyers; quick results
J. H. LAMB BRO. OF REID AVE. BROOKLYN
WANTED Houses for rent. furnished and unfur-
w nshed. for the coming season. HERBERT a.
SHERMAN. . Pine St and $40 5th cor. 44th s..
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
(itN PrOpertu for Sale.

I>lNE detached OgIck residence. we'll built; ~ -,
II rooms. ground GOStlO modern Improvement.
terms Apply 0wreI premises. %, tsth 81. oe'-
aud ~ BGy Ridge
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
Country Property for Sale.
FOR SAIE--oyCGEFIE CONN

Country Property for Sale.
FOR SALE---0yCGEFIE CONN
The we'll known ELM SHADE COTTAGES, ~ . ~
tazcs'. beautifully situated on street -.
the Library, in ths far famed charming Vuits' -
RidEefcld. Conn -.
Three ceres OF land: 500 feet elevation: n, s,.fs
trom New York VIII Be sold together or ss9a'-''S
on terms Inquire OF
JOHN W. ROCKWELL. Ridsedsld. conn
FOR SALEM MACK Oh MUD>ON-HRoAp"a'
HRndsOrne residence; improvements, 70 rls r..
steam heat: bargain: $500 Also house VIZ. =
store. im9rOvs business location -.
ferry; y. Y. boats: $4,000: take S3sos -.
mutation IS centas ferries. Chambers ana sse -
OWNER, g6 PteFmOnt ave Syack. y y
I-OR sALE-Westchester County Osssnlns and yleis'
I several desirable residences views. also -
property and farms THOAAS I.EAFtY. leo N-- -
Ossining. y. Y.
IeOR SA1E-Finest senteman's residence IN iSS,- iS,S-
Htll. i've minutes raiFoad station elll - a.
trolley lines For PTice and terms ssaNS 80
1, KING CO. 25Ot jamaica ave. RichmoHd hil- =
Island Te.epaSDe 1Gi RichmOnd Hill
DINE CLIFF.-For sale q deIIshtful summer -. -
house: running Dept =. T. LELAND -
Devon shiTe st.. Boston. Mass
rnIs 5000 !" ~ =" ~ TERMS EASY
Apply RocSaway Park Improvement Co. lS2 hroel.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
City Property TO Let.

=.
EsN high American basement Dwellings - 's-
~ Apply to CLARK ~: trt,. .-iSi PI-sa..--
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
To Let for Business Purposes

TkACHEK'S oFFUKNUN MIN. ..t
To let. rooms: have been occupied business
FOR number OF years, teaching OF bankins. Cl-N1
and stenOeraphic training being taught "
Main 81. TsFrytown. y Y u. Z. VEIEAAN-.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

"Brings mail.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-20

her-beesins your pardon for the third time
Bernard but Sir Simon acted very well ny neI' n
] will say that. As to there being son; ~. w ~,
or heard But il this-what do you can n''n'
michael Gilroy."
"Well II Michael CIilroy is the image OF Scr
nard who is the image of his father there % Is m go
doubt that he was the man who killed Sr 81.
mon. OF course she will fight tooth and nail
for her son. I daresay-I am Convinced that IL
is fear Of what she said to you, Mr.. pu,nau, ,
that has made her go away. And TOT goouu1e''
sake. where's the luncheon? I'm starving
This speech provoked laugh, and as every every.
ones nerves were rather worn by the posivI,on IN
of affairs it was decided to Danish all turLner I
discussion until the meal was over. MISS ber.
engaria without being told took the head OF tne
table. "I represent the family in the aosence Vi
that silly young donkey" she said. a.
"Oh, Miss Berengaria," said bernaro' s'lliiungi Il
"if you call Commission that, what do you can
me?"
"a foolish boy, who lost his head when he
should have kept it."
"I lost my heart, at all events!'
Alice laughed, and they had very pleasant
meal Miss Berengaria was really fond OF Gore
and of Conniston also, but she liked to-as she
put it--take them down a peg or two but
whenever there was trouble, Miss Berengaria in
spite Of her sharp tongue was always to reued
upon Her bark was five times as bad as her
bite therefore those present made all allow
ance for her somewhat free speech.
1--WE start back at half.past four announced
the old lady, when the luncheon was ended "as
don't like driving in the dark 1t is now four,
so you have just time TO talk over what is to be
done"
"What do you advise, Miss Berengaria?" ask
ed Durham.
"I advise Bernard to give himself up, and
face the matter out. Oh dear me'-she rose to
put on her bonnet--"what lot of trouble all
this is"
"And it rose from Bernard being true to me, "
said Alirn tenderlY.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-20

the others "Now you have said 50 much, Miss
Plantagenet, you must say all"
"Al what?'' demanded the old lady, aggrcs-
sivey.
"Well, you see, Mrs Gilroy claims to have
married Walter Gore"
''Then she's liar" said Miss Berengaria, en-
phatically and vulgarly. "Why, Walter was
married to your mother. Bernard, at that time. F"
"Are you sure" he asked eagerly.
"Of course | am. | don't make any state
ments unless I am sure. 1t was after the mar
riaqe: for Sir Simon--I was friends with him
then--consuted me about your father having
married the Italian Mountaineering your par
don again. Bernard. I then learned the date OF
the marriage and it was quite three years after
wards that Walter Mrs GIroy. ! don't
know what she called herself then But she dis
appeared, and understand from Sir Simon she
married Walter under the impression he was
single man."
"Then the SON
"Son!" echoed the old lady, turning to Dur
ham, who had spoken. ''You don't mean to say
there is a SOM"
eyes" And Durham, thinking it best to b,
explicit. gave a detailed account Of Mrs Gilroyi
interview, Miss Berengaria listened with grea
attention, and gave her verdict promptly.
''It's as plain as the nose ON my face" sh,
said "Alrs. Gilroy was really married as sh
thought, but when she came to see Sir Simon
and that was after the death of both of your par
ents, my dear" she interpolated, turning &
Gore, 'she must have learned the truth 1 thinl
the old rascal-no won't speak evil of tn
dead-but the good old man"-her hearer
smiled at ths-"the good old saint was sorr
FOR her. He made her the housekeeper AM
promised TO provide for her after his death"
Give hundred year, she says" put in Dun
ham.
"Ah! I can't conceive Simon Gore partin
with money to that extent" said Miss Bernegg
ria. dryly, especially TO one who had no claiI
upon him whatsoever"
you don't think-she had
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months" said the old lady. energetically. You
have look Of handsome George, and handsome
ne was. Well then, when you grew up and be,
haved yourself, took you from the convent, and
you have been with me ever since"
You are my second mother" said Alice, en-
bracng her.
The first-the only mother" said Miss Beren-
garia sharply. "You never knew any mother
but me, and as your grandfather defrauded me
OF my rights to marry I look upon you as my
child"
But why did you not tell this perfectly plain
story to Sir SimohW
"Why didn't l. Durham?" asked Miss Beren-
garia tearfully. "You may well ask that. Pr1de'
my dear-pride. Sir Simon and we're IN so
cety together He wanted to marry me, and |
refused. So I never became your grandmother,
Bernard. and certainly should never have had
son like your father who is
"Don't He is my father after all"
'Was you mean, seeing he is dead Well, my
dear boy, I'll say nothing about him. But Sir
Simon loved me and I preferred George, who
was a villain. couldn't bear to think that Sir
Simon should know I had forgotten my anger
against George to the extent of helping his
granddaughter. An unworthy feeling you all
think it-of course-of course. But am wo.
man. when all is said and done, my dears. And
another thng-Simon Gore was too dictatorlal
for me, and wasn't going to give any explana-
ton. Besides which had he known Alice that
YOU were Georges granddaughter he hated
Georpe-he would have been more set against
the marriage than ever. And now you know
what a wicked woman 7 have been, But, oh
dear mel Here are the horses standing all this
time at the door. and it's getting to FIVE. Alice,
come home" and Miss Berengara sailed out.