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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-06-06

Visitors in Washington nearly always
call upon the congressman from their
district, and the latter, if of hospitable
turn, frequently invites them to lunch
con in the congress restaurant,
privilege highly priced by the average
visitor. Once a number of women call
ed upon wealthy congressman and
were duly invited to have luncheon
with him. which they promptly and
gladly accepted, and when seated pro-
ceeded to order luncheon substantial
enough for day laborers. When the
check for the luncheon was handed to
the congressman and he handed bill
for the amount to the waiter one of the
women remarked that she thought con-
greSSmen did not have to pay for their
meals there or she would not have or
dered so much. The congressman, says
the narrator, explained that paying for
luncheons was one of the pleasant priv
ileges which were still permitted to the
congressman by an indulgent govern
ment and that it was one which they
especially enjoyed "And visitors help
us enjoy it, too," he added.-Baltimore
American
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-06-06
To Cure a Cold In One Day.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure.
E. w. GROVES signature is on each box. 25c
22-52t
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-06-06

Symonds, the old St. Paul ice man,
is at Vermillion lake, acting as
agent for New York company.
He brought up with him a steam
boiler, which he is putting in shape
at Pine Point, to act as a quartz
crusher. Col. Tindall, agent for the
Vermillion Mining company of St.
Paul, is building large sawmill
and sinking shafts on Minnesota
Point. Mr.. Mayhem, also agent for
St. Paul company, is sinking shafts
on the same point. The last two
named companies are owners of the
famous ten-foot vein from which
the rich assays were made in New
York and Philadelphia. Maj. New
sons Mutuals are pretty well scat
tered about the lake, and, among
other things, are building hotel in
the new "city Of Winston AS the
warm weather has ruined the winter
road, gold seeking can now only
reach Vermillion on foot and by the
long and tortuous route of the ST.
Louis river. To convey heavy freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
SAYS RICH DON'T PAY SHARE OF TAXES
Dr.. schurman Wants Constitutional Amend
ment-Dr. Var De Water on Clerks.

President Schurman u Cornell University and
the Rev. d George r. Van De Water OF this
city were The principal speakers IL the nfth an
n-al dinner OF the Sew-York chapter Of the Amer
lean Institute Of Bank Clerks AZ the Hotel Aston
last night Both speakers dashed the trusts Dr.
SchU-usn said,
What We want IS Just and eQla laws believe
fat TIE rich men Of t--s country are not contrib
AtDe tltT snare q the 90 eminent thew are nos
paying thelr snare of The taxes There should be
some -aW 70 compel these men DO what IS right
ano the only Wy -nar ] BY which th!s can 81
Done IS 70 add an amendment 10 The c0nsrifTJrio-
Dr- Van De Water made q strong plea for the
army % ''uncerpaid clerks etc In tie ern0lov %
ole oorporstlons. He said the man higher UP and
ne -aooreT v ere wei paid he continued.
feW IMPROVEMENTS of the -vrs.r-s who Lad
s--ils -soofefs ssLTaE and black--au The ca-f+sI-
80 - soe more exposures Cf tricky coubins-
+1ie Sc as We have rad wit min rre lasf feu-
h.sIs T-eh captains m industry 'coonels Of 6ey-
i--s;,,- 49, l-e-ll-sre AFRAID n tell what -hev
al41N tL ,-e-r cH- business 81 t-= courts ~ -
H-s' W.. Gear the atmosphere considerably
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
MECHANICS LIENS.

1sI ave. = :, 80 e Of l0oth-st. 12ox1o0; Wolf
NoWoshelsky agt. julius Berliner, owner and
contractor; Barnet u Root and Max Green
berg, owners and contractors Observation-Disclosures
62d-st- No 325 East 53d-s1 No S26 East Max
keppel agt- Josephine WsIbaurn. owner and con
tractor ..-.--.--------
Hushes-ave-, = s6.6 z. \. OF 1s1st-st 1OOxs5:
paul Hoppe agr Belmont Realty ana Construc-
tion Company, owner and contractor ......--.-
Westchester-ave-, 2. :. 10 II OF I55th-st l5nv
ok irreg Charles " o. Shea and another at
Adams Realty Company owner and contractor
Milton & ODpenhetner, contractors -...-.......
Broacway, " 5. whole front between 73d and
I4th SITS. 239 KISS: Frederic Pearce agr the
Onward Construction Company, owner and con
tractor --..--...--- 81.
Creston-ave. c. $. az Il. : Of ISSd-st So 6xInO.
George 7 Bailey agt. Hillside Realty ana Con
struction Company. owner and contractor --.-.
s1th-st, Nos sos and $40 West; George MonEo 4
Son agr- Edward II. and Grace .. LLtchhsld
owners: Hartly Hsigh. contractor ..-......-..
156th-st.. ) 5. whole front between southern
Boulevard and FOx-st- 210x1Oo: KIinganbeck &
Co agt Gustave Z. Banhahz. owner and con
Ith-ave,. No 4S7 20 4oS: Francis NJ Madden agt
New-Fork Butchers Dressed Meat Company,
owner ana contractor
s0th-st-. No. p West; A. c. Muller & Bro agt
Sarah II. Wilson. owner. G. W. Durrngold con
tractor february 80 .-..--..-.................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16

Dennis & Preston have sold for the Century Realty
Company the Old Guard ArmoTy property al the
northwest corner OF 4Sth-st and broaa"a9' 70 a.
investor 1t has frontage OF 1856 feet IN Broad
way OF SCI feet in 49th-st and a depth or nearly
100 feet along its north line on the plot is Two
story building, with the ground floor used oy auto
mobile dealers. The buyer Of the Old Guard Ar
-,orv nron4rtv has also bought No. 81 West 9Th
st. 2sx2l feet, adjoining. It is said that he may
improve the Two parcels
According to 4 report, the price paid Tor the ar
raory plot was considerably more than S5oo0".
The Old Guard Will continue 10 occupy its old
home until its lease expires. which VIII De IN
about years z
e S Willard & Co. have sold for the Edward j.
King estate 10 Janpole a. Werner the block front
of fourteen lots on the east side of Broadway
from i42d I435 II has frontage or 20 zee
in the avenue and 115 feet in each street. Inc
King estate has owned the property since $50
2 & @ Phomm have sold for Howard a RAY
rnond 10 an investor Nos. % and ~ West l-9th St
TWO four story Hathouses- on Plot o'-0ASsI lee''
between Fifth and Lenox aves - %,
Miss Ella Won z. Wendell is the buyer OF No, 49, tsl
Broadway recently sold BY the MdFqUa'4u estaN0'
She also owns No. 10 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
LAND FRAUDS IN LOUISIANA
More Than in Any Other State, SAM
Secretary Hitchcock.

Washington. Feb. 15.-LAght was thrown on ~.
land fraud investigation By Secretary Hitchcock AZ
a hearing before a subcommittee OF the HOUSE a.
preparations Committee to-day. In connection rt.
his estimates OF $1,000 for continuance os L.
prosecutions Mr. Hitchcock explained tlat SIX hl5-
dred indictments and four hundred couvicrlo..
have already been obtained By the Interior D.
partmeut IN nineteen States.
To the great surprise OF the subcommittee Mr
Hitchcock said that Louisiana Leads IN the nuraba-
has more than Oregon. Washington or any az -
other states which supposed 70 b. tha chfss
Offenders California also shows a long list ~
frauds
II was explained By Secretary Hitchcock thar +ba
unearthtng OF land frauds has been CONDUCTED "a
quietly as possible. but that the lack OF puolcr-y
does not indicate 2 lack OF activity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

74t I557 No a. East 251lo2 2: Rosa solner to
load i5sz -.2 fnsoe Least I to 81 James B9s'i2
Rsa coHany mortsage $500 $3.50 Inc Local 100
Bal dI soTeT Isoeht ssK Irregular:
n!ortgage. si6 30 -. 100
James whittenham to Jcnn sehott mortgage.
2ls ~ 4s. h9t lot s3l Wakeaeid, 5oS
s6ion6, Dc ze,s IA $ 21l'o' Wells -
Soo Melissa hSs' f 96 S5n Gsaa 'Gf
5sS zr q SAL Ru & 31.la
MQF 5tIs FAM $ 2S + q waiIa9t- 25zlo
ls9th-st 10 752 East. 25zlo9; Charles Lschke
vac 49, Bq Tsams: eS It al Of q G T4sge T;: 2K
soth-sI S i06S It " Of Psfk-sve "a 6x irregu -''
lar; Rose Oppenheirner ans another executors
Same property, Rose oPpenhener ct al to came;
1I7th-st p : s soss II 3 II ist-sve. s76x
le0lo Hyma1 A Brody ct al to Jacob TN;
s4fh-st No 1O2 west r5xss 10: James King to
csnavsn Brother mortgsge sss 600 ,zoa 100
Annie GaI5os Charlotte Mitchel....-..-.. 200
erey: Beke schneideT to Emma a F7oIman. 100
cisrnentine Fusoo to ssverio Persioo mortgage.
same property: savsrio Persco to c Fusoo ana
l5ist-s,. s. 20 It " Of MOrris-ave 25Iioo:
Fuseo e saveTto PsTsieo: mortgage So 200 100
snd sno'hsT nortgags s. ZOO 100
Fusco Persco; all liens 100
Same proparry; savsrio Psrsico G Fuseo
anntheF- all uehe- i. 100
wlIlett-st No 80 s. 30.bx10O3 Elias schlern
n Salmon Reiner and another. ...........
W5lfett-st, 81 " 80 h1i00.3: 10
2sth-st. Nos III and l33 West. S3.4xes.a: Isabella
Z PyttenberE ana another Alfred
Ist-eve. No 1858. $ 2lxTo; Samuel Grodgnsky
Louis Perlnan mortgage $40 0OO. Nominal
lBa-st p - n Of Avenue g. 2SxiO3 8: Mendei
" Gresnberg 70 julius KArlsbsrg al.
97th-st No s27 East. 25x1Oo II: Abraham Fine
ct a to HymOn Mannheim ct al; mortgage
Morrs-avs E corner isisi-st IS ex70s: \"
Saverio P4rsico @ Fusco. mortgage. s. 800 100
Same property. cfenentiRE Fusco TO SAverfo Per
sico. mortgage. $500 100
Brtst0w-st. { $. rs n nof s:eebins-ave, 2-1T o:
fsi6or Sesburn 20 Isaac Diamond: all title
Same property Moses " Winston same:
IO7th-st No s28 East 2sr75: Louis sehlscite+ 10"
. Irving BaehTaca and another mortgage.
Afssterdau-ave " s. 75s n n Of ssd-st asrIoo. io
Frances Whichever 70 Ida Krans and another
Soth-st. No 8s6 East 25xl00s, John p scheursr
= al q Frederick Hothau; mortgage. si4 600 100
Soth-@t No ~ West p axDs g; Edward L
Ilasen baum 10 George Y McAdam. mortgage
f29th-st- ). $50 II Park-ave 81 8xfe II. ''
Clarence Belts 70 William RurtsI mort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Hener Salmon. another 70 Elias schlesn.
lots 8oIioo;. Two mortgassz' $3.50 each; duo
KaTIsoerg Julius ans %n0ths s to STfs1
SsT Tsar 1S9 FER : = Il o. avenue o. 1850
ST. S, Is # n of stebbins-ave; a5x7a; gears.
NG 41enae -i = cor ao ioa1 S1a' O6Ssi Uhion1oTt
DUNN gea Aifrsd b B to Rosae G W Krkiand 2sth-
Nos lal and lS3 West 5Sxss l year. per ,oooo
same 70 Eqqitablo LIE Assu:anss secisty 2sth-
ri4ney, caIhertte to j. Londergan White plains
road, clsveand-ave. 1890 years, go
LAls 1--we % No i9sS. eoxs4 demand 10000
East 21ios years per cent - sToo
Bronx and Pelham Parkway 5 extends from
White Plains Road to Bronx Park; ysars a.. 5000
savings 6ah 't5sys 3 ~, g & OF li5t ,.OOo
IIarnett. Daniel W. TO Emgrant Industrial say
s. to 50. map estate OF Aaron Burr 4oz75: due
w 5qRs ~ Kate agsi % Vim MeR:ynods sed.
wick-aye. n $ rae Of PerOt-st; 24nse: , .oo
ave. VS.. 227s IT $ OF so7th-st; 50 days per
" 5as L2 sSa4o e 7:a9. ps . $3.50
Hawkins Jennie B 10 LAYERS Ti tie Insurance
sna aTsi Ga- s3IlG s due FSray ' e. 1861
5ohS saI s: s Ss5ss,
76 otssT a Ro' No so East s5sioa
TIL, Jacob 10 A Brody ct al: nIth-st.
SO66 n Of 1Bt-ave ST.6xiOolO: years.
Schott John NJ. James Whittenhsm: 134thzt.
5 s. SO n " Of wIlOw-ave l7xloa dus April 40
Kurta. J william. to c r Belts: icsth-st :.
200 q OF Park-avs. STxSs; years per cent 1000
Cohen. Simon. another % Trust Company or
America Monroe-st 1855 II Of Cath -
ERNEST 25zi0l. ears. cent $1,000
LOew. Louis Il. TO Dry Dock Savings Institution.
I21st-st, n 5. II II OF Avenue Z. iTx9l: per
Wolf. Joseph and William, to Harris Mandebaum
and another; i3Sth-st. {. 100 n OF shave
1u9xs9, demand. cent 10000
Brown Eliz 4. and another % 4 NJ Marrone:
107til-st .5xiia: I year
kaufman. Leopold. 10 Sarah Nicholson:
2ls n n Of ath-st los. aexloi:
mortgages $500 year. per 1900
Kotlcwsky, Jacob. TO Wilson NJ Powell. II: fifth
cent 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

lsth-st: Nos 40 and 10 West. Milton E Ou-
peaheIner loans Charles Brondou -
broadway r. 3. I44th-st N. No
Realty Transfer Company loans John = signal
In hs---y . . - -.
Hamilton Place, . ". corner I44th-st los OK
l25x Irregular same loans sane.
Broadway, n :. corner ls3d-st.. 90 iixIOO. same
- . % % &c
Hamilton Place n. ". corner 1s3d-sr los 6xS0 y.
irregular sane loans same. ......-.....--
Sheruan-ave. 4 s.. I'D p " OF Academies
4oxlS0. Brokers Investment Cornpanv los,.
Hanover Realty and Construction C0rnpany -
bherrn an-avs, n .. 100 n. ". OF ACaienny-st
4OnlA0. same loans same.
sherrn an-aTe. n .. 40 -. " o. Acadeny-St
+0ui5G: same loans same. ..........
sherTnan-ave, go n ". OF AcAdemy-st- sOxisO
shermnn-ave-. \ >, 40 q ". OF Aeadeny-st
+s'Nibo; same loans same. -...-.....
l7th-st-, No. % West: Garfield Building C,ornoany
loans Z J. Galway Building Company. -
lsSd-st. n =. iIb = ", Of Hamilton Place T5x
signen Company .................... -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
Feh 1.-THE sioux Portsmouth, The Yankee SAINT
the A-erhuss. Monte trlsrt
CONGRESS HAzlNe COMMITTEE MEETS.

Annapolis. Nd. Feb l5.-The members Of the
Congress committee which Is looking into the
subject II hazing al the Naval Academy spent
the morning iu looking over the records Of thu
board Of investigation and recent hazing courts
martial Later in the day the committee held its
first formal session at the Naval Academy Ad-
rniral Sands superintendent Of the Naval Acad-
snly. the first witness called The sessions
viii be private. All Of them. according 10 pres
ent Intentions, viii be held al the Naval Aca6-
eny. though The question OF meeting in Wash
ingt0n was discussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
CHEROKEE IN DANGER AGAIN.

y IefETalL - No Irlhtre !
wilmington. Del, Feb l5.-Tl.e Clyae T5,a s,e,,
- Cherokee. which was recently wrecked OF A.
.si1tc 'lty the passengers and crew being bs-o,cI
~ rescued by Captain Casio and his sly fsbe-r-(-
: anchored inside The Delaware Breakwa-er viii
= - 81 water 10 her hold. The wrecling
aelpIla 10 NeW-York last Saturday. ana vrhsr %,
ne NsN-Jersey coast the Cherokee pun,ns r.
came disabled The work OF installing new -.
va Des1n 'o-aay The trip 10 Neu-Yort viii bA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16

Tuckman. ~
Zu0tte-avs- n go 2 q Maoes-ave 49,,
George Br0ckway et al Ifsrv Z. ~,
div and as adrx. e al foreclosure Of mortsaxs az,
Bro0me-st Essex-st. 25x75 Cataa-sza-.. -
=: HsnTy-st. NJ -, Cliff 81. No 70. Fsrry-st 20
lii 81 saf15O llxp3X3b4. Ferry-sr. Nos q srF 20
s@a--t. ~ West. Mamie Won Feds sg1 Robert Nv -
Fede et Al PARTITION. atty. VI Q Gross IN
1sth-st. 241 . J1h-ave iTxi02 2 fr.-s-,,-, .
Dalhousie College. AZ Halisax. GeorEe w. v1,s
foreclosure q mOTtgagel. aftys. Butler. Notus. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
RowED FIVE NILES N HEAVY SEA.
Lighthouse Keeper Suspended for Escaping
frcn Storm Wrecked Structure.

wilmington. Del. Feb. word reached here
o-oay from he Delaware Breakwster Of the thrill
~ escape LAST night OF Edwin Carter. assistant
NT7pe q ne temporary lighthouse OF The harbcr
M 49, ne geasy seas caused by a storm de-
.-s--- t-e roqI ~ The single sloTy structure and
- We washed over H. completely flling the
- - tlr W-D was alone. managed 70 GET INFO
- $500 ost std rpV-d tvc miles 70 shore through
Thomas Hastings. regular keeDer ~ the 15zt,
-ce- -.-a- gone ashore before the storm Light
1890 -rst -tyF lLorlas today temporarily sIs-
li.-s- rotn men for leaving their post h1Ir RE
49, "a. L-s"y- lFLold them for saving their
rIrf- -'' N'Ehsi Lghls burned throughout the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. February Is
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
e" -S'' ARMY.
Captains JOHN W ERooKs EDWARD a. MILLER
EThf 8 pAs ToM4 Ash aIp SsS1. sRS JOBS Fd?
1ozToe, examination for prolnot-o on.
a RGscss a Ah fRp Ats sI Second Leu
tsn9nts ERNEST 8 WHEELER STANLEY : Ross
CHARLES { Burt WILLIAM n MICHEL. HOW
: Miller and WILLIAM II MENSES. At
tlsry CORPS. before board For5 Monroe. for exam
Second Lieutenant FRANK r WEEKS. Artillery Corps,
ee1ore board For1 Aonroe for denomination for
yrst I su,ensnls GRANVILLE SEWER. ERNEsT 4;
5iEENotGA ane s9Is2aoN ANR Gh4R 'k a--,,i enc
corTe before board. Preside OF San Francisco foT
Captain KENsET J. HAMPTON. auartsTn'AsfeT. to
captain THOMAS .. u ANR5 ss SE n iP sa A
cultural coiiese q Colorado. Fort Collins.
~ rom Hos snrfars to proper station.
Dental SURGEON FRANKLIN r WING. from Fort Riley
NAVY.
Lieutenant Commander G \. HAYWARD. detached navy
yard Wsshingtou 70 me Rhode Island
L''u.e5aGi co'.msHdeT " : Til'iOaE detached Naval
IAsu,snant cognraanaer J. Strauss. detached the
I1,u.snsnt Coa.snder J. R EDIE detached Naval War
Maslip.Ie7 = n TlI-l-ZR L " ? GARsTEIH )
LH
Aidshpnsn y 7. JACOBS. " z Hail. = :. GRADY
HH44r k g 81 saHa a Ae aili EggP P X Il
Nidshiprnau Al. AUSTIN. detached the Olympia; %
me Chattanooga. Alexandria, Egypt
A4 EERr ( H 4oEE B NJ ai2EFff &1lS
m E MFRS I e eHshz I II DkLA SAN y
a. CaANTRy. c B MAYO. = i. FRENCH, "
sAeSNIs % Asiasic ststioa-
sgrseou p. p STONE. detached Naval Academy: the
Rhode leland.
Surgeon " H BELL 70 - Nevada.
surgeon p p KERR detached IRE Boston: home and
Surgeon r. C. COOK. desacaed the Nevada TO Naval
Academy.
Nsvsl Hospital Mare lsIsad. The boston
sur<eon r z PORTER detached Naval HosDi-
IA. NeW-Norks 20 the Rhode Island
FsyIusster n p INsLEY. 20 Navy Yard. Puget Sound.
Psyrnaster 2 TIFFANY. r.. 10 the Rhode Island.
PayHAster n a. ADDISON. detached Navy YARD. Puget
Sound. home, Vslt orders
Gable from Rear Admiral C. : Train Asatic
feet CaV1te. February -;
CumInanier J e MILTON. detached Naval station.
oommanler C. H. PETERS commandment subig Bay
commanding tts MohlcGn.
I1s1teHsrt p D. HASBBoUCE. from Naval Hospital.
Tokola1as. home.
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPs-T following
NAVY Department
Fes ls ogS . Pr5sn g, ,as Yankee az San
SAILED
Fer I4-TFe SIOUX Portsmouth y r;
-he Lebanon from LaInbe-ts Point, 10 search tor
10 Cura The Des MONIES. from Hampton Roads FOR
Boston. the Name, The Missouri. the Kentucky. the
a1rh. she Lsvrence. The stewart and the Truxtuu.
ss5-hez for Monte Crizt. The West virginia from St
KtttE .or Guantanamo The Pennsylvania, from s.
Einoent Tor Guzala1ano. rze Rocket from Norfolk
c1r Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
SATISFIED MECHANICS. LIENS

I4Tth-st No TT East: the Henry Abr Iron Works
agt the Weber Wheeiock Company Ct al De-
cember 10 1905 .s7Oss 20
misne the Belmont Realty and Co1srruc-
ton Company January %. 1903 76y 6ondi.-. $50 90
MaFy cunshan ct al; January 10. 1906, -, 500
agt BsTlant 81 al; January 10 1905 Cbv pzy-
u.enD ......-.---...........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
ACQUIRE sD-AVE. PARCEL.

F. & G. Phomm have sold for the owner to J. q
NJ Gurnpel clothiers. Nos. 2Sl6 and 25ls Sd-aVer
between Iz5th and 126Jh SITS. on plot 501so Feet
The buyers have also leased, through J. Il. 4hoHlas
the adjoining building. No. ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
CLERGYMAN KILLED BY FRIEND.

Macon. Ga. Feb. 1.-THE Rev. H Lee HarrsL
a Presbyterian minister OF Monticello, Ca. vas
accidentally shot and killed by r. P Powell
cotton buyer. his friend. while they were hunting
birds to-day. Mr.. Powell after a covev had
been flushed. stepped back 70 reload ana N
breaking the gun a cartridge was discharged
the load striking the side and neck OF the cler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
PRIOR FIRM May Paw % BED o-

,ieEelane' FEB. 5-Tho bankers committee
which has had charge OF tDe anaueiaI -. =
L oei' Prior q Co since tie suicide Of /. ~
Ffi"f and the discovery Of ais alleged forgartas a,
sued a statement to-day IN the form, "a : - .
ietter - -ile CREDITOR TIE Statement sb,,. -
Ii l.I-tes " tae firm are E So 90 ana 80 $500 tst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
GAMERS PLAN TO DEFEND PRODUCTS

Aiali-e Cts. :. J, Feb. l6-The National Cs,-
- 's''t.9n to-day decided 10 form national
$3.50 '~l q 1000 packers 20 raise f1na for q
eefenoe OF their products when subtec, - -,
ne ASSOCIATION members viii pay a tax of a-lotbs
= cent On each package containing q labei -
~. association Resolutions were asorfe5 60,
--,-...t.e TIE express commands
- upon sample goods" and tae rsiITosj
ua1c - '''i-hatacn IN freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
MORRIS WOOD BEATS FRED ROBSON.

by IeIegraph o he T-fouls-
Toronto. Ont, Feb. 15--There was a large crcxa
IN Grand Central Rink tonight 70 witness TIE n
ternatiOnal championship skating races Nor-.
Wood. OF Verona Lake. y J.. American chanoior-
and Frederick Robson. CT Toronto. Canadian ham
pion. competed IN series Of three races vVoo5
won the mile and the 20 yards and ROBSON tas
halS mile Wool eft for Nv Vol. -o-r-a,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
HUGH mLAueHLIws DAUGHTER WEEDS

Mrs Laura J. Roache, daughter Of the late Hugh
Mclaughlin and the widow OF DIT. James A.
Roache, WAS quietly married yesterday morning
TO J. Benedict Roache. her brother-in-law ar ST
James-s Cathedral The Rev. John Q. York 01aci-
ated. \ dispensauoa was obtained few days
ago. as the marriage is one OF those prohibited by
the Catholic Church The bridegroom IS a con-
tractor and manufacr1rers' agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

ed-e~e. No. 80 to Tss. for a six story BRICK fat
house and stores. g. 9xS6I. A Rosenberg
owner; s. sass. architect .....-.....-...-.
sSh-Aye. Maeomh's Dam Road and I5lst-st for
three six story brick dAthouses irrez. w Sults
ner; @. R. Pelham. architect .......-.......
a<a-st; No g : West. for seven story brick
owner; Hill 4 Stout archltscts ..--...-.,...-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
LEASE THE BERTHA APARTMENT HOUSE,

Nam. & Samuel have leased for Leo Rosengarten
n a client for ten years the Bertha apartment
house Nos SIS and SO West Ilrh-st. at an ag-
gregate rental Of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
THREE SUMNER INSTITUTES el.vneD

-@--s. Co 1o-Ih-ee summer institutes VIII IA
- He' sumner under the direction OF the stat
L-o1ee'4pn Department, AT Chautallol,s 7-fo,,ss5
ISLANDS Park and Gig Haven 7-,,t,tT, =. -
- -, -. . lree 70 all residents OF the sts..
- 80. ION other States who intend ~ ta-cS
40 '-s Hl@'e 10 t'e coming school vear '@e-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
FOR TENEMENT HOUSE, $4,000.

Vennette '. Pelletreau & Co have sold the IN
finished six story tenement house at the north side
Of 2a6-st between 20 and Sd aves. for Ella NJ
PeUetreau TO the 10th Street Realty Company for
$50 0lA receiving $1,000 cash and taking back mort
gage for 5000 The 10Th Street company VIII
curnplete the erection Of the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
DRIFTING LIeHTsHIP FOUND.

Washington. Feb. 15--The Lighthouse Board -
ceved to-day telegram from the Inspector % TIA
Sixth Lighthouse District stating thar the Fryinx
Pan Shoals light vessel was picked Up a. o'clocl.
this morning thirty miles southwest OF the station
The telegram adds that The vessel viii be Dur On
Its station after fitting new noorfngs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Al Il Vesey-st-Bv Joseph Day: H. WaI-st. n $
g66 f Of Front-st % lx72 l0x23x72: bldg; T
Lyman al L Wilson al. Wilson & W, atJys: +
Cowing. j, ref; taxes, S2o9 81: partition.
BY Hugh smith: 51l l14Jh-sti L 1903 n
sterdam-ave. 10 6x99Il: sly hrk dwg h: NJ Rogers
agt Logan al, Cakes & Van A. attys. J z Duffy
ref; due. Sl0569 L. taxes etc, S452 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
REALTY NOTES.

Miss L. N Williams is the buyer Of No. 169
East y7th-sr and 5 P Smith Of No. 215 10 2S5 East
l0sth-st.
" & L Hess have leased for Even Mcintyre TO
The Greenwich Bank for q long term OF years the
store and basement Ne. 50 Broadway, northeast
corner Of 1sth-st-, for use as q branch foT the
bank