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Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-09-13
Is Labor Scarce Everywhere?

The scarcity of labor for many diff.
ferent branches of trade is the prob
lem that now confronts contractors
who are in charge of erecting many
buildings going up in Little Rock, and
there is scarcely a contractor who
would not use more men if he could
get them. Not only is the skilled
workman wanted, but the ordinary
laborer is greatly in demand, and
scores of able-bodied men could get
work there in less than an hours
time, if they would but apply.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-09-13
How to XIII Johnson Grass.

DR.. Caldwell, secretary of the Pine
Bluff Board of Trade, has recently re-
ceived a letter from D. E. King, indus
trial commissioner of the Iron Noun
tain road, who explains how John-
son grass may be destroyed. he
writes as follows: I'VE are Informed
by DR.. S. A. Knapp of Lake Charles
La. that the planting and cultivation
of rice will destroy Johnson grass.
DR. Knapp is quite positive in his
statement, claiming the matter mas
been thoroughly investigated and
proven"
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-09-13
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6.
Arkansas Travellers Day-University
Day.
Can Shortage Causes CLOSING.

Inc canning factory of Appleby &
MORTON, at Fayetteville, has closed
down after running about four weeks
and putting up 10000 quarts of peach
es and $4,000 quarts of string beans.
ne supply of cans being exhausted
IS the cause of shutting down, and
because of the uncertainty Of freight
shipments. 1t is not known when the
factory will resume operations.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-09-13
New Handle Factory.

Burton Arnold and Joe Kennedy are
preparing to establish a factory to
manufacture handles, and will locate
it either at Batesville or at Mount
Olive. The factory will employ quite
a number of hands. and will contribute
no little to the industrial business of
the community.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-09-13
Patents to Arkansas.

Patents have been issued to Thomas
E, Adams, Pine Bluff, frame for rail
road rolling stock; engine truck, also
two-wheel engine truck. John T.
Crenshaw, Dermott, measuring device
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-09-13

J.
H. Hnemon
of
of
of
better schools
adoption
in children
shall have a randequ in the
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-09-13
Magness Win Incorporate.

Inc citizens of Magness have filed
petition with the independence
oounty Court asking that the town
Magness be Incorporated. The
nearlng on the petition will be had
VI Wednesday, October 8.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-09-13
MONDAY. OCTOBER g.
w ODIh Is
Fort Smith and N. w. Arkansas

Fort Smith and N. w. Arkansas Day.
The citizens of the Western metrop-
oils of the State, with their usual en-
ergy, unexampled civic improvement.
pride and general get up and get
will do the honors. The varied pro-
ducts of mines and famous orchards
and bounteous fields will be exploited
by those staunch Arkansans who have
done their share in placing this State
so prominently in the foreground of
a in tbaca limos
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-09-13
Gave the Preacher a Raise.

Rev. F. M. Wiley of Morrilton re-
turned recently from Salisaw, |. T.,
ana on his return his church notified
nlm OF a 5000 raise in his salary
MS makes seven years Mr.. Wiley
- pastor of the Presbyterian church
mere and he has built up one of the
strongest churches in the state.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-09-13

a httle fiattery now and then will
soften up the hardest men.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-09-13
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2.
inc Bluff and S. e. Arkansas DAY

On this day special prominence will
be given the exhibits and interests of
this important division of Arkansas
that has so rapidly advanced in the
march of progress during the past few
wears
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-09-13
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1.
Grand inaugural Day.

On this day the assembled products
of farm, field, forest and mine within
this state will be shown to the entire
citizenship on q scale commensurate
with the wonderful natural and indus
trial possibilities of this great com
monwealth.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

{. Osborne Smith & Co. have sold the southwest
corner of 18th st. and ST. Nicholas ave. 25x1oO
feet. for H. A. sohl to Joseph Gray: for E. F.
Cammann TO Joseph Gray the lot on the westerly
side of ST Nicholas ave, . feet south of 179th
st, size 25xl0O feet: for Salle Wachsman No.
SIS West 18th street story and cellar brick
dwelling house. to a Mrs. Feeley. Also sold No;
8sS Audubon ave, two story and cellar brick
dwelling house. a Mrs Tojetti. The
brokers' also leased the store at the southwest
corner Of 164th ST. and Amsterdam ave. for
John r. Davidson has sold to Charles J. Chartress
the frame dwelling house No. 46S West 150th st.
Max Marx has bought through Marcus Kohner
west side Of Amsterdam ave, % feet south of
Mary ODonnell is the buyer of No. 257 West
18th ST. recently sold by Van Nliet & Place
Charles V. Haley is having plans prepared for
an apartment house 10 be erected fronting Crotona
Park, Bronx. at the northeast corner of Clinton
The Louis Meyer Realty Company has bought
from Matthew Hatcher the three six story
the southeast corner OF Sd ave. and 97th St
F. Morris CO. and P. S. Treacy have sold for
house. 10 the estate Of Joachim Decomps The
same estate recently bought No. 162, adjoining.
Sold for Henry r Newer f CaTIas arnea heSe
the five story double iathouse No 2lS West 1S4th
Charles A. Strauss has sold to a Mr Open
heimer No; i@ West l36th ST. five story fiat
Abraham Dan has sold the FIVE. story hathouse
No; 3u East Goth st, on lot 25x9S feet.
Frank B. Walker No. 7s3 East i46th ST. 'y four
ftoTy tor double 3 3atho9se with stores on lot 5xI99
teet on the north side OF 214th St, 100 feet east
The Nortood Realty Company has sold for C. NJ.
S,IveTInan & Son the northwest corner of Boston
hogses ana on iS5H bot x fT9 feet story frame dwelling
G. NJ silverman & Son have sold plot the
Beekman aves. l8sxl22x irregular - i777 anu
y PoIak & Deutsch have bought for a client No.
house lot 26x1I4 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

maechea, Mobile Norfolk.
southampton, Oct l2 25O m-Sailed steamer Amerika
Ger Sauermann Qrom Hamburg) New York via
CherbourG. - -
Plymouth. Oct 12, 315 m-Arrved. steamer Blucher
burg (and proCeededl.
Gibraltar 11-Arryed steamer Paunon{a Csrl Rant-
Trieste. etc, for New York (and proceeded1
horst. New York. 80
Alexandria Oct Arrived, steamer Lovstakken CIor).
Reinertsen New York Castellanare.
Bermuda, Oct H. $50 nl-Arrived BerTnudian
tBr). Fraser. New York
BuenOs Ayres oct 10-Arrived. Dr1mgarth
HodGson. New York via Montevideo
Melbourne Oct 12Arrived previously steamer Iangton
Grange IBr). Graves. New York via ST Vincent. c V.
Algiers Oct S-Sailed steamer Satsuina (Br) Chubb
from New York for Penang. Singapore Manila, etc.
Hull Oct llSailed. steamer Bayonne Ger, Won Hugo
New York - -
Almeria Oct 6Saed steamer Carolina (Aust Bartolich
from Trieste etc. for New York
Ymuiden. Oct l1-Saied. steamer Rottardarn CDutcbl
Boyesen. New York ''
Tarragona oct ssailed. steamer sicania Ctan Martini
from Naples, New York. ~ ''
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
PROPERTY OWNERS IN ARMS.
Prepare to Wage War on the Tenement
House Department.

That the seven hundred members of the House
and Real Estate Owners Association of the
18th and 18th wards are determined to wage
war against the Tenement House Department
for Tnat they term its unjust discrimination
against them, was made evident at their month
ly meeting. held last night at S5th street and
Lexington avenue.
George II. Beck. first president, presided
and the delegates elected at the last meeting
We're present.
Several cases were cited where tenement house
inspectors had reported minor violations Of the
Tenement House law and where owners had
been notified 10 dispossess tenants on short
notice. The owners assert they have been m
justly treated. They say they had made aItera-
tons according Ia the law two years ago and
the law having been changed in some minor par
ucular. they were forced to make new and ex-
pensiYe alterations.
One OF the officers announced that the associa-
ton Is making test case Of the regulation
which forces the landlord 10 put water meters
IN every tenement, on the ground that when
there IS a meter IN the house a tenant who has
q grudge against the landlord viii turn the
water on and ruin the ceilings. so that he will
have 10 pay for both water wasted and damage
20 the house, where if the city had TO pay for the
water, the tenant would not 40 SO. The associa-
uon decided last night 70 hold dinner. proba hIy
At the Hotel AstoT. next month 10 which many
- the city officials viii he invited
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
SUIT GROWS OUT OF SUIT.
HYman MOsS Wants $4,000 Dam.
ages from Lester Osterman.

Hyman Noes. the plaintiff IN the suit for separa-
ton from Mrs Gertrude Moss, which has been on
trial before Justice Greenhaun, in the Supreme
Court, for the last three days. has brought suit
against Lester Osernan, real estate operator. for
$4,000 damages for the alienation or his wifes af-
fections. Moss. in his complaint alleges that his
wife. while staying the Fort Lowry Hotel. Bath
Beach. In July, 1906. constantly in Osterman S
company.
Mrs. Sadie We'll, sister OF Mrs. Moss, who was
staying at the hotel the time. testified that she
heard several discussions between her sister and
Moss money.
did Mrs. Moss drink any intoxicating
liquors while YOU staving at Bath Beach 20
asked Alfred SteckleT counsel for Mrs. Moss.
Never" replied Mrs Well. Mrs We'll admitted
that she had seen Mrs. Moss play poker twice. II
was also brought out that Mrs. Moss had borrowed
500 from Osterman TO pay her servant having failed
10 obtain IL from her husband.
Mrs. Mile Cohen, the mother Of Mrs. Moss told
a long story or the matrimonial troubles of her
daughter and son-in-law Mrs Moss has counter
suit against her husband, in which she asks for
separation ana demands that she be allowed to
retain her children. The case went over to Monday
next.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY OCTOBER 49, 1906.
FIFTH AVE. PLOT SOLD
An INVESTOR THE BUYER.
Triangular Parcel IN Hudson Street
CHANCES Hands.

Leopold We'll has sold for L. Newborg to L. j. G.
Hertey the northeast corner OF 5th ave. and lo5a
st 15OxlOO feet The prperty is assessed AT Sl'l'-
O0e The purchase IS made purely for investment
The buyer does not intend 10 improve the properly
Immediately.
Horace S. Ely & Co. and J. Metcaifs Thomas
have sold for a client the old brick buildings at the
southwest corner of Hudson and Duane sts. 1t
Is triangular parcel fronting 1e0 feet in HUDSON
St. and with westerly line of 126 feet and south
ery line OF 50 feet Also sold to John \. Go-dlng
for the estate OF Alice NJ. Davies No l! WesJ 9th
St. a three story brownstone dwelling house. on
a plot 26.2xS23 feet.
Richard NJ Montgomery has leased No. SO Pine
st, four story building. lot 22X'o feet, 10 a
client The lease is for a long term.
John F. Carroll. former deputy leader OF ram
many Hail. has bought from Justice P. Henry Du-
gro No 40 West 57th ST, four story and basement
dwelling house. plot 266Xl5O.j feet.
4. l.. Mordecai K Son unc) have sold for Richard
Cummings Harris Mandelbaum of ManCelbaum
& Levine the four story high stoop dwelling house
No y West S7th ST. 26x100 feet After extensive
alterations have been made to the house Mr.. Man
oelbaum will occupy the premises.
Sawson & Hobbs have sold for the estate or
Solomon =. Wilson No. 13I West 18th St, a three
story dwelling house. 17Xl02 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
GENERAL ELECTRIC STOCK ISSUE.
Special Meeting Called for November 20 to
Act Upon S2O.OOO.OOO Increase.

The stockholders Of The General Electric COMPANY.
T. was announced yesterday, are TO have a special
meeuhg on November ~ 10 act upon a recon-
mendation Of the directors that the authorized
capital stock be increased from 100000 to $50
Ce0OpG
The new stock Will probably be offered to stock
holders a. par, IN the ratio Of one new share for
every five shares now held Mich Will call for the
issuance OF little less than SlLG1JOo5 as prbIisbed
In The Tribune several days ago
OF the S6499a00J stock now authorized s-a a5e o,o
IS outstanding. The authorization of a further
EvvV lherefoIe' ana me sale Of about 81 900 900
stock TO shareholders, VIII leave in the treasury, of
the General Electric Company available for iSsfIe
when occasion may arise, about S4 900 of stock
The proceeds Of the stock now TO be sold the
rights OF which are figured at about sl4 a share
ill. heretofore said. he used in extending The
facilities Of the company FOR handling its great
"apidly expanding business and in increasing the
working capital.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

18Th ST.. Nos 5o3 and 505 East: 18th ST. Nos
5p2 and 5O4 East; Thomas ]. flaming agt.
Sity and SGhuihan Homes Company ct al. {;
2o7th St. 751i q ~ - I'M, ,,.: %
Irregular, Harry Alexander aEt. John Maresca
Tsn,S ~ a'0'- -.
5rL!a Cotta company agt. Morris Feldberg.
1stb - ~. IL, 20, 5o- .----..'...
ast J. Is, Matthews 81 al; April % 1905 -.
Josephs ST. 1l94x89a lox irreeuIar. Vicbnl., II
AoraTty ir.t, ag' oo a lax Construction company ct
al Apili - 1906 fby bond. ..........
l34th st. 8. s, 100 n a. OF amsterds.n oye ,f''
!-o4ss II; Abraham SraFer agt Joseph Rosen-
ma 81 d; July 20, 1906 906...........
18Th St. No. 53s 10 442 East UiiIisIi s c. =, -.
- SsS JACOB Hynaan ct al; September s. 1906 "
i4etn sis Candee. Smith & Bov,IaT5 5 ,Il aIil ~
ast fieis.9f1aI,n Realty and Construction Com
IanN' October 10 1906 Cby bond1 W ~oii'
e2d ST. 10 304 East: Gustav E,iei.ol, -
MeytF INNS 81 al September ., 1905 DIV
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
MECHANICS LIENS.
$4,000

Anton Larsen agt Falk q Flam, owners and
Byron ave. e. s, from 237th 10 239th St. and
extending to proposed Baychester ave. and lots
In Nereid, Barnes. Boyd. Gunther Wickham
SI9 65rGneT aLes.; George Lauchenauer agt.
Durs q Co, contractors s..................... 76!
100 Harlem Cornce and Roofing Company agt.
Ella Y Dempsey. owner and contractor; viii.
lam Dempsey, contractor. 400
Morris ave, e s, 40 It. Of f53d ST. 75x7G3:
herman Horenburger agt. Michael santangelo,
oas St. 5. s. 1926 IT. ". Of Cathaline ST., 23'4x 4H
,e -; same agt- Antonio Cervino, owner and con
Bank St 30. %: Wilson Adams ( ca, aet, %
% coTneiia Robinson owner contractor. 1OO3
"a az ., e. s. whole front between 9eth and loO,h
SIS running H. 2OJX 2 1OGx $ IOOx IJOx
aEN " 25G 20 beginning; Sprickerloff &
SrnaTnesTger agt Hauben Realty Company,
Orchard s. No 20: David isscis aet Jacob H.
IiaIIiS' owner; William : clark. contractor..... So
iirsn -, 40, IL To l33 East; benjamin silver
man man aet T. kurzrok, owner Charles spegeI
Amsterdam ave II. : cor 72i ST. io2 2x1is; New
1o5E SleeI Corner Plate Company agt. David r.
ana James NJ. Todd. owners; r. !. Fannng.
72d St No 143 west. Corlmonweaih Roofing -''
Company ag, Frederick ". Gunther. owner,
John II TuTton contractor; Max Becher, sub
5,h ST.. 10 422 East: samuel ziot art icseD6 ITO
eeler owner; LORENZO Building Construction
1o4(b 10 II 1 ;coa 200
pie et al. agt Levinson Zipkin,
Grant ave 20 r n 90 if5tb t 335oxy1oo II'
o'f Valley ast Whitney Construction Company,
owner and contractor. 2l6
Charles Il Parsons agt. Samuel and Joseph
Hoffman. owners and contractors. 300
David shapiro agt Abraham A Sil6er6erg.
owners and contractors 133
slst st.. No Eas- David Miller agt D. Z. =.
Duca owner. +. J. FuIiam and w H Parish.
Jackson ave. 40 GsI; Rosenberg Fried 6 SON
aGt. Mary J. Frank and James G. Patton own
ers; Edgar II. StTaus, contractor. ............. 20
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
LIS PENDENS.

NySe st, ". 1921 II. OF Home st. 420x1O0
Abraham Caro- et al agt Abraham a. Sberberg ct al
action 10 forecose mechanics en attorney,
Wfllet St. No So Samuel Zot agt. Abraham Berko-
Bittiner
Timpson Place g, 100 #. n St Joseph's
st, e 1874 $50 3x 8 9 I2O OK g. W 1893 1Ox
n " Tx W. 1o4 6x n. IS beginning; Michael J.
Moriarty Ajax Construction Company al action
to oreclose mechanics lien; Menen Brothers
Hughes ave. No 2130; the Belmont Realty and Con
struction Company agt Bertha Rosenberg ct al fore
closure Of MORTGAGE attorney. J. ]. X o Kennedy.
Amsterdam Nos. 2ls3 and PISS: Hyman Horvitz
agt Jacob Goldberg ct all foreclosure of mortgage at
torney. 9. n. Friedrich.
Canal ST, No. 1O6 10: Merchants Refrigerating
Company ast Martin Raab ct al; foreclosure Of
gage attorney. G. g, De Lacy.
Suffolk st. 260 10 fl. Of Rivngton ST. 25. TX
100; Marion Q. b Del Monte Joseph Gelher al
foreclosure of mortgage attorney. G. B. Winthrop.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, October 12, 1906.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Deutschland (Gerg. KaempT Hamburg oc-
tober t, Southampton and Cherbourg ). Ham
burg American Line with 723 cabin 275 steerags
passengers mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
$40 p m I'D.
Steamer Graecia (Ger) Jacob. Port su Prince Sep
tember 26. Miraeoane p, Cages %. Martha
October 4. Savantlla and Inagua the Hamburg
American Line. with passengers. mails and mdse.
Arrived the Bar .
Steamer L. T. Holmblad DAM. Goetsche, Stettin
September 22 and Copenhagen "a. to Funch. Edge "
co, with beet sugar. Arrived at the Bar 8 80
Steamer FL Sud, Higgins. New Orleans October : TO
the Southern Pacific Company. with mdse. Left Quar-
antne at a m.
Steamer Ell Alba Quick. Galveston October g. to the
southern Pacific Company, with mdse Left Quaran-
tine 7:10 q m
Steamer Jefferson Dole, Newport News Norfolk to
the Old Dominion steamship Company. passengers
and mdse. Left Quarantine :25 p
steamer Oneida, Forrest. Philadelphia. Clyde
steamship Company, with mdse on Highlands at 2:4S
- ~
Steamer Chesapeake. Delano Baltimore to H C Foster
with Tndse- Left Quarantine a n m.
Steamer Stagpool Br) Mccarthy Baltimore October 10
70 II winchester & Co. in ballast Left Quarantine
Steamers Cacique (B, Valparaiso Calao ETC. Prins
William III Dutch, Port Prince, etc: Bramley
tBr)' Melbourne, Sydney. etc: Princess Anne. Norfolk
ana Newport News; Apache. Charleston Jackson
vile; Humuri (Cuban), Guantanamo. Cienfuegos
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
STATES CASE CLOSED.
Brou7cer Defence Promises to Pro0e
Ptomdines Caused Death.

Toms River ~. J.. Oct. Il (SpeciaD.-The state
closed its case here to-day against DR. Brouwer
indicted charge OF numbering his Wife The
general opinion among the lawyers attending the
trial be that little direct evidence against
Brouwer has been adduced.
DR.. Walter S. Washington. an expert chemist OF
New York. the hrst witness put on the slaho
by the prosecution. Ho asked hypotheucai
question. which after summing up the main points
OF the testimony given by the doctors and nurses
who had been called TO the witness stand by the
prosecution. asked what in his op,non was the
cause OF the death in such case. He answered.
promptly ''arsenical poisoning
Isaac D. White. the last witness called by the
state testified that DR.. Brouwer had told MIN that
Mrs. Brouwer was Jealous of Miss Stella Nc
Clenahan.
After The state had rested lawyers held a
consultation 10 the adyisabilty Of presenting
witnesses for the defence. ana when IL was de-
cided TO continue the case Mr.. Carmichael made
the opening address in behalf Of the prisoner he
said il would be shown that ptomaine poisoning
We viii produce e2idence" 1Ir Carmichael de.
clsred that The woman had all the SYMPTOMS m IN & ot
stomach and that she suffered from these pains pain up
70 the tine Of & her death nosonjng % Ne viii
show that there was no ground glass IN the the
one-twentisth Of a grain OF arsenic was found IN
Miss Stella McClenahan was then called as the
first witness for the defence. she said that Dr.
ihe Death h9 o his Wife About onh Mrs
BroqWeTs death the doctor nae & asKeq ner she cone
sented and remained for six weeks in the doctors
home During that time she never went out walk
inE or riding with DR. BroUwer.
TdEard ]. Westhall an undertaken, said he used
fluid with no arsenic in embalming the BODY OF Mrs
Brouwer The apparatus had been used in other
cases Tor 2 year or more. and when embalming
body he used three different kinds OF embalmlng
fluid
DR. John Marshall. professor of chemistry in the
University of Pennsylvania. testified that he had
analyzed embalming fluid which he had been in
formed was similar 10 that used in embsrning Mrs.
Brouwers body and found that it contained no
arsenic. He also analyZed two other kinds Of huld
ana found that they were composed largely OK
arsenic
He asked whether Jars. such We're used
hold the intestines taken from Mrs. Brouwers
body. new. there might not be particles
OF glass in tkcn1. and he replied affirna tively
He said that the jars had ground glass tops. and
particles might fan into the jar He had eXaHlne9
six jars he said. and in four Of them he had FOUND
pieces of glass similar 10 the pieces that had neen
found by Professor Genth. He made an expert
rlent by putting fifteen pieces Of ground glass IN
two quart jar and then washing out the Jar
with water three times. He said he used pint or
water each ,ime. and threw out the water after
rinsing the 5ar well. and after doing all this he
had recovered from the sides and bottom OF the
eleven Of the pieces Of glass only four pieces
having been carried of by the water.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
TO ALTER HOUSE FOR BUSINESS.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for the enla rgement and remodel
ling of the four story dwelling house No. II West
37th st, owned by the United States Trust Com
pany. 4 four story extension Will be added
and the front remOdeled. with a central ground
floor vestibuIed entrance and ornamental bays at
the first and third stories. The improvements are
TO cost $lSo00 according to the estimate of H. E.
Efcken. the architect.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
HUNGARIAN PLANS FOR LOAN

Budapest. Oct. 12-Submitting the budget in the
Lower House of Parliament to-day. DR.. WekerIe,
Premier and Minister of Finance said that al
thouSn the Diet had authorized loan Of s55400 00
he did rot intend 10 appeal at present to the money
market Current receipts not only covered the nor
mai expenditure, but would also defray the i'm
possible the loan would be hoated different mar
kets DR.. Wekerle said he hoped to conclude a
reciprocal agreement with Austria which would be
beneficial TO both countries. The budget foreshad-
ows a small surplus.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
AUCTION SALE YESTERDAY.

At - Nesey st-By Joseph T. Day: Sedgewlck ave W
es3 II of Cedar 1913 2Xl58 7x165 two
sly frame dwlg and River Savings Institu-
lion ast j R Hilton al: Hitchings q =. atys F D
ave ref amt due. S2l,545 60: 1852 TO-
.ouTned 10 October 26.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
BIG DEAL IN 25TH STREET.

John y. Golding has sold for Emile W. Chaplin
the four story dwelling houses No. 70 to IS West
25th st, 1G3x100 feet The parcel has been held at
S250OO0. II is leased to tenant.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13

The third day of registration is here. Register
to day for a vote against yellow politics. The
places of registry are open from a. tc
n
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

cambridge ave. e. 8, 1872 IT, n OF 1e4th st: for
one story frame garage 15x1T; A. l.. Gindone
owner and architect.
Hughes ave, ". g, 200 II. s. Of 1S3d St: for two
three story brick tenement houses. 2Ox55: Cohn
d AXelbrod owners; J ]. Vreeland architect .
concord ave. e. g., 80 Fl. OF 144th st for two
three story frame tenement houses. 25x55; pes-
sher Kleinmsn, owners: g. Lohse architect .
Globe ave- e. s. i01 % II. s. of Lyon ave- for 4
two story frame dwelling house, 21x5O; Domino
Palante, owner; Bernhard Ebellng. architect.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
BUILDING LOAN coNrRAcre

Parker a.e,, . s.. lca r. .. of casiie -..T..
2o1lDO; EmH-a +. be Ainne loans sp-.ri,.
Hughes ave T. ". corner 1ssth ST aoxss-z's 3,
Mary A Bake. Thomas L. Bake. -rDo1so, %,