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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-07

and has been for
many years one of
its most vital forces
in business and po-
litical life. He was
born in Bohemia
sixty-tive years ago,
came to this coun,
try at the age of
Is, and at once be-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-07

hAN III III "
academy at West
Point. Major Scott
is now on duty
with the Four.
tenth Cavalry in
the Philippines. lie
was born in Ken
lucky in 1853. and
grad ua ted from
West Point IN 1876.
He served in the
Ninth Eat.att.,- fo,s
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-07

Get q grown man 40 tell OF the first
money he ever earned. and you win
hear that ais parents compelled him to
spend it for clothing.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-07

binary COLI z e
I e q C b err S career
Is in full oper-
alton. The first
beneficiary of the
fund to be an
nounced was DR.. f.
ii. Merrell, one of
tie best known Of
the older educators
Of the Middle West.
formerly president
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-07

make 1t very simple, and let good feel
Ing largely take the place of money in
the ordering of our hospitality.-W
man.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-07

and served in Congress from 1889 to
1891. President Mckinley appointed
him Commissioner of Pensions. He re-
signed in 1902 to accept the consul gen
eralship at London, from which he vol
unfairly retired last year. ,-.-rs
--,sEt -s. llt S&a
DR.. w. j. Patterson, a graduate Of
Rush Medical College, Chicago. and
student Of crlminoIogy. who was arrest
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-07

Insanity Is said to be akin 10 love
but man in lore doesn't care II hs ID
crazy.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-07

Only 240 newspapers are printed In
the whole continent Of Africa
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-07

Henry Phipps, who ut an expense Of
about 100000 yearly. has rented the
Glen Quoich deer forest IN Scotland,
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-07

Henry Clay Evans, nominated for
Governor of Tennessee by the Republi
cans, is one of the most conspicuous
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-07

Edward Rosewater, candidate for
the United States Senate from Nebras-
ka, is one of the pioneers of that State
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-07

the idea of environment making Grim
inals, and asserts his confidence he
would never have become one had his
ancestors not given him the Inherit
ance.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-07

Of Ripon and until DR. =. H. MERRILL.
commencement Of this year a member
of the faculty. Or. Merrell is the bet
ter known of two Of the RipOn faculty
thus remembered by the iron master.
the other being Professor &. III. Chan
der, professor Of mathematics. Both
Of these educators spent the best years
of their life in the faculty OF Rlpon
College.
--:-
The late Charles Stewart Parnen is
to have a monument erected 10 his mem
DRY in Mount Auburn cemeter., Boston.
80
Secretary MetcaIf OF the Department
Of Commerce and Labor took part in the
class day exercises at Yale university.
Il have no political aspirations what
ever" said Charles NJ. Schwab. the stee:
magnste, when asked concerning the re-
port that be desires to enter the United
States Senate from Nevada
The Attorney General Of Ohio has de-
cided that the $4,000 salary voted to the
Governor is not for the present iacum-
bent and does not become operative antu
the close Of the term for which the late
Gov. Pattison was elected
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-07

Capt. T. Bentley Mott, TO- several
years our military attache. at present is
advocating n radical chance in the train
ing of the army, with Aldershot as a
model
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-07

many years. and during the Spanish
war served in the adjutant generals de-
partment. At West Point he will have
the rank of colonel. He is one of the
best known and ablest officers in the
army
-
Carnegie's 100000 fund to aid
college professors who have spent their
lives in the underpaid work Of the or
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-08-07

Major Hugh l.. Scott will. on Sent
l. succeed Brigadier General Albert l..
Mills as superintendent Of the military
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
SAVED By BOYS TEARS.
Runascoy Girl Unmoved Till She
Sac Bad Youths Plight

Fast orange Ian s (SpecaD.-The spectacle
of a truant boy behind the bars at Police Head
quarters was the only thing that moved Marga-
ret Ruppel fourteen years old, to repentance
when she was arraigned in the police court this
forenoon charged with being incorrigible. She
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ruppel,
Of No. 900 South 2Oth-st Newark. She ran
away from home yesterday afternoon. and late
last night went to the home of William J. Bird
SAIL at No 216 Clnton-st., South, with har
rowing tale of woe that would have melted the
heart of stone.
When the girl arrived at Mr. Birdsalls house
about 10 O'Clock last night she declared she was
an orphan and the victim of the brutal and in
human treatment of a cruel and avarlcious
uncle. She arrived at the house bedra ggled, her
shoes covered with mud, and apparently ex-
hausted She said she had to leave the home
of her uncle because Of his cruel beatings. She
declared with great earnestness that her cruel
uncle had made her sleep out in the hennouse
with the chickens and would not permit her to
enter his abode. Mr.. Birdsall turned
the child the police At Police Head
quarters the child again told her story with
sundry Celebrations.
This morning the suspicious of the police were
aroused. The girl, under strict examination,
broke down and told where her parents lived. A
patroman sent to the house and found out
that Margaret was chronic runaway, her eX-
cuse being that her parents would not let her
go work.
When the girl was arraigned before Recorder
Doremus she replied to his questions in saucy
monosyllables., Then the child was placed in a
CELL but remained unmoved. Then she was
taken to the other side Of the cell room where
the were kept There she saw the Woe
| begone face of young Lutes peering out through
the bars. Lutes looked absolutely disheart-
ened and miserable that the girl broke down
completely and Historically begged her mother
to take her away from that dreadful place :"
She was willing to promise anything TO be re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At Il Vesey- Joseph p Day: 232 to 236 l22d-st
s 10 Il Of I'd ave- 56 2xlOolO; three story
ten his: NJ A Mcclure L Phyfe ct al; Smith q NJ.
nttys: Herman ref; amt due S55Bl "a; taxes ETC.
SSH 10 Sampson II Schwartz for s3S. 200.
BY James L Wells: 10 and 3l7Z Jerome-aye . s.
of Courtandt- ave. 5OX1OO story ten u
and story store; also Villa ave W s. 1854 II or van
Court andt ave lOOx1OO; story dwg H. also - ma
ave q s 425 n OF 2O4th-st date Potter Place. 6tx
l24 1Ix5Ox125.10; 3 story dwg his: Preston,
Mclean due. 50, 125 49, taxes ETC. $ Isl" 90.
subject 10 prior 81 500 Leo Hutter for SSUo
BY Charles Berrian PIT to 221 22d ST. 22S9 IT e
Of Sd ave 563x5: brk ten h. E NJ Peiietreau agt
Catherine Ellingen Van Mater Stlllwel. atty W
Keener ref due $40 448 81 taxes etc S8ZI III
sub to four prior morris aggegatng $4,000 to the plain
S55.370 51 144th-st s. 1903 II " 81 Ains'er
danl-aye 166x9g1I: sty brl bldg: NJ p Rogers, as
guardian ag Edgar al: cakes & Van A. attys:
o Duffy ref: $10569 r. taxes, etc S4o2 y;
adjourned y January IL
By D Ingraham & Co: About $50 lots at BaychesteT:
Bronx located Westchester Railroad, Lawrence, 81
Marys Agnes Central Western Main L0rlllard, sea
Correll agt G 7 Shiriner ct al
F,s+is 3 2 aftvs: l. y FIashrouck. due. So
104 az taxes etc ST. 10 adjourned January 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

1ess Louis 10 American Mortgage CO. 156th-st.
6 5 20 1907 -, q per $500
same TO Presbyterian Home for Aged Women;
i93d-st n s 26S.4 It Of 9Th ave. I6N99.
C;amache. Joseph. and another TO 9 Pratt; Van
Fslren-si 1884 II OF Morris Park-ave.
l27 TX irreg years, 65s per cent....:::... 5000
same to ] L Eustds: Van B1ren-st. 1862 II II
of Morris Park-ave; = lots. 25x100; mort
cages $500; years. 65s per cent 1000
Cohn Hynan. and others TO Prescott Realty Com
uany; =, PALS II of Lenox-av
p 1Sfs 10000
Security Mortgage Company to Title Insurance
90 I 1is iTeF years 5s per $4,000
Aiddletown Realty Company 10 Corporate Realty
i iSpGg 9ea9 per cent. I'm. sOcco
Nfarkowttz Celia, to Title Guarantee and Trust
mS anp'.,y 1900
E-rianger Michael. and another to r Iotze: 10Th
ave e b7th-st. @px27; years. 5I4 per
Won Manderode, Bodo to Charles HaIbs; Fulton
ave " 2l6S IT of Bayerd-st, 2 lots.
TexO0 mortgages. 5000 years. 4a Per
cent 1850
Rarber Simon NJ. 10 Henry Iden and another
eKrs; A and o. map Mount Hope: years
same 10 same: lo;s and % same map years
per :....-..,-:: 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

shave, s e corner 1Ssd-st.. 9s11x1OO Cor
porate Realty Association loans Middetown
Realty Company. .............. .................
9th-ave. No 448: Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company loans Christopher C. Ellis
113th-st II. s, 100 IT, W. OF 1st-ave, 50x10O. Il :
113th-st.. n. $. 300 II. W. of 1st-ave., 20. *
1OO.1O: Minerva BurweII loans Raphael Kurzrok
Morningside-ave. n. W. corner 115th-st.. 100 Tx
IS; the City Mortgage Company loans Palermo
BTpintTS
115th-st., n. & s. IT of Morningside-ave., 65x
100, II: same loans same .-..
Morningside- ave. 5. corner 1l6th-st., 100. 11x
90; loans -
116th-st. s $, 90 #. w. Of Morningside- ave COX
100. IL: same loans same.
Amsterdam-ave.. ". s.. - it. OF 1TSth-st.. so SIX
100; same loans Cascade Realty and Construction
company .
15Sth-st.. 3. s., 300 IT. Of Elton ave. 50x9S
same loans Jacob Hrsch and Abraham Lipke
Bryant-st-. e. $, 175 IT. S. of Jennings-st 5Ox
100: Margaret Knox loans Lewis Y. La VeIe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06

COMPRISES FOUR FIVE STORY APARTlfENT HOUSES
At NORTHWEST CORNER OF 77TH-ST.
polio Realty Company Bugs Big Plot in Upper Vest MeVay
Stream Tract Sold for $4OOO00

J. Romano Brown & Co. and Jesse c. Bennett
& Co. have sold No. 2.la to 2,1S Broadway noi III
west corner of 77th-st for Loring r. Gale' ol
GaIetown Penn The buildings are four fVe story
apartment houses. Mr.. Gale recently poush1 e.i0
property from the Atlantic Realty COMPANY ~
size of the parcel is 77.5x96 SxT6. Sxl019 feet
H J. Kantrowitz has resold for Hihman O. oolu
ing to the Apollo Realty Company a plot ZSoAlVV
feet on the north side of 14ith-st. 100 feet east
of shave The premises will be improved with
six story apartment houses.
The Royal Land Company has sold a tract Oh
about 1913 acres at Valley Stream, Long Island 10
a syndicate of investors for 100000 The tract mas
big frontage in the Merrick Road at the IJ June
ton of the Montauk. Far Rockaway and i1en I
stead divisions of the Long Island Railroad r a1
Justice Augustus Van Wyck and william Delli
are members of the selling company ,d
Richard and Mnturn Post COLLINS nave SUI
through Smith & Stewart, q four story proWhs'oile
and brick dwelling house, with double pantry eh
tension 1&xS4 feet the northeast corner OF OIL
st. and Park-ave. The buyer will occupy the
house. ,,.-.oiu
William Oppenheim has sold TO Jacob Weinste IN
a plot 15lx1O0 feet, at the southwest corner VI
1l4th-st and Amsterdam-av ave Mr.. Weinstein mas
sold to Louis Morrison Nos. III and l25 Avenue. -
six story tenement house, on plot SSSxS5 lee''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
LIS PENDENs.

Broadway s, IS It. n. Of 27th-st % 5x1t.1,-,
1888; Ellsworth Chds agt Charles F. Aver 1sri34 =
reform lease, attorney. D. II. Horton "-'loh 70
4th-st, e, 1876 n. n OF Bank St 2OrTs- 49,,
land on map OF Aanhatanylie extending from csns,s
Edward-st opposite Nos III and us on sehieTsiss %
about 800 feet. terminating point adtoinin IN
Jacob Lortlard. Twelfth Ward; 127th- st. n 80 q
" OF th-ave. running n 90 liz W 25X 90 II 10 49,.
g. e lV1 q Z5;5x s " "a TX II 70 I27th-s, =
a. TX 1Sx I94E n. "a to beginning. VIM.
Moore ct al ag Howard Burtil ct tpar1i,lop s.
ney. D. K. Case ~ @-'lf-
Plots OF land eoloTed red and orange being part az r.
farm OF Leonard Mapes. Westeheser. 2CEfxIC1 es
lions: Abraham Quackenbush agt Daniel Nsuas = &C
foreclosure Of two mortgages; attorney g. r n: e
Forsyth-st. No. Is. Louis SisCOvtz agt Fanny gu
faction to forecose mechanics Hem. attorneys F.fs
stein & Rosenstein -''sa-
Amsterdam W. g. 4Os It n. Of 04th-zt aov,o.
Samuel q. Hess agt Julius Z Sander fsrectsn sls
formance); attorneys Stern. Christancy RieEela,pf
114thst.. Nos. 337 and 339 East. Jacob Bloch an .
attorney. 81. Silverstein. 49,
Cherry-st.. No. 40: Theodore Bitterman az. Co..
Lefkowtz ct al foreclosure Of rnorgage): attousv
Bitterman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
TO TRY CITY OWNERSHIP.
Bill to Permit Nerark to Construct
ErgerimentaL Plant.

hin although general in its provisions and
applicable to any municipality in New-Jersey,
but directly in the interests of Newark, WILL it
is thought he introduced in the next legislature
1t provides for the installation Of an experiment
tai lighting plant by the city and was drafted
by City Counsel Joseph Coult of Newark at the
suggestion of the Board of Works Commission
ers Some months ago expert electricians were
engaged and reported that the ola pumping
stati9n in Reeyflle owned by Newark was
available for such purpose
The bill, as drawn by Mr.. Coult, provides that
any CITY having available site or having suftt-
cient mower to operate it, may construct plant
for experimental or permanent lighting pur-
noses The bill gives such cities the authorlty 10
issue bonds to cover the cost of such plant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
MECHANICS, LIENS.

Amsterdam ave. s.. whole between oath
and 95th 2O1 .5x1O0: Leon Noel against
Julius s. Sander, contractor. 81 400 90
land under water, Oak Point. s. OF Bay
ave. between Cabot and Dupont SITS Bronx: r.
G. Packard Company against Rock Plaster Com
pany of New York and New-Jersey. owner:
contractor 1000 90
6lst-st.. No 1873 East; Michael
lumbar store Fixture Company contractor. 500 90
18th St. No 453 East. Isaac Greenhaum against
contractors 1T5 90
Lenox ave. No. All; Thomas Galligan against
and supply Company. contractor. 2o5 90
Nyso-ave ". s. 100 n. II. OF 16Tth-st., 1oOx10o;
Daniel McDougaIl against Abraham A SLIDER
berg owner James c. Mckinley. contra S125 90
18th St, No. 40l East; Louis Fink against Samuel
Davis. owner; NJ Multi contractor.
SSth-st. Nos POS and 2OT East; Mckinney q
Reilly against Louis Mendelsohn, owner; /.
lAnSgarten, contractor so
12th-st- Nos. 543 and 545 East: Harris Bartel-
and 1ss e5
6lst-st, No Pa West: Samuel Ratskin against
Paiez contractor, 21o 90
133d-st,. Nos. IS and rs West against
tors 1I2 so
Sd-eve.. Nos. 1891 and 1895; against Louis
Kovner. owner; Faietz conractor -. 224 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy We're filed
with the clerk of the United States District Court
yesterday:
An involuntary petition was filed against Samuel
and Abraham kirschenbaum. trading the Man
haitian Incandescent supply Company. It No. lis
Chrystie-st.. by the Liberty IncandesCent Light
Company, with a claim of $50: the Electric Gas
Light Company. 1909; the j. S Robin Company S6ll :
Philip Freeman Brothers. sl0I. Preferential pay
rncnts and conceament of assets is alleged.
Frederick Dwight appointed receiver OF the
business OF Theodore Sander. with bond of 50 800
Guthrie B. Plante was appointed receiver of the
with a bord of $3.50
An involuntary petition filed against Joseph
IIurwitz sole surviving partner If Ernest Vein
man & Co. No. go Cireen-st.. by ". Sturshurg
Schen & Co. and other creditors with claims or
81 200 Preferential payments are alleged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpenne inactive with -
asked for machine made Hhis. while stea5
fairly active 50 65GS3 20 for good srss
Tar was quiet. with 50 asked for oil bbls We oro,s.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE--oiI and machine ibis. sT1ass.
asked TAR SIS asked ROSIN 10 good sfrsfTsS
81 65dS3 40; D 81 1O9S4 %; e 81 15Qs4 % F. 49,
81 90: q 81 25d$4 as H 81 30aS4 90 /. 5OdS4 a. y
IS 10: Nj s. co. n. So 49, " g. SO -; W SIS 6OSi "a
STOCK ON HAND.
E-- I.
Spirits turpentne bbls els
Savannah, jan T TT. sale On jam
Ella. receipts 81: shipments 400. Quote: a r n
81 as: d S. co. E. So As; F. So 45d$3 AZ: c. Sc 80 =
W. IS 50.
Charleston, Jan 6-TJ'RPENTINE and KOsIN-Noth-
ing doing.
Nev-Orieans Jan 5-Recelpts: RoSln. 167 bbls
Wilmington. Jan. 5-sPIRITs TURPENTIHE-
CENTS bbs ROSIN firm 81 30 bid, receipts 341 bsls
TAR Arm 81 so: receipts 26 bbls. CRUDE TURPEN
TINE firm So so 81 90 and 81 so: receipts So bbls
london jan ALTERNATIVES AIS i.a
ROSTN-American strained. 9s Sd: fine 13s 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

sathst. No 1OS East; Joseph II. Jacobson against
Helen G. Wagner ct al; Noyen1bec p 1900 o. -.
136th-st n S. 262. 6 II. W. of Broadway Orna-
mental Plaster Company against Simon Marcus
ct al; October 81, 1905.
TOth-st II. s. 400 II. ". Of West End-aVe.; A. {.
RAIDER x Co against Alonzo B. Right ct al;
September 8, 1905 Thy payment
9th-ave S. e. corner 60th-st.; Louis F. Sylvester
against John Doe ct al. December H. 1903 tby
Rsymen9 ~ 200 + 5 Of Morris Park
ave &5x1OO; Charles @. Schwartz against Fran
ces J. Herman AL; December 20, 1900.
b2f-st No so to 81 Bast; John Colleran & Bro.
against Charles Brendon & CO.. october 20, 1908
135th-st. Nos eco and Gil West; Philip Duberstein
against u. l. Block ct al; December 6, 1905.
S2d-st. No 400 East; Herman Sachs against Anna
Ornstein ct al; January 3. 1906. ,.......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
WOMAN ASKS DAMAGES OF 100000
Plaintiff Alleges That She Was Assaulted
by Wealthy Confectioner

HackensacI, Jan. ) (SpeciaD.-A suit for 500 900
damages by Miss Annette Coyen. of West Hoboken,
was begun to-day before Judge Heisley in the
Bergen County Court. She sues to recover 100000
from Cypria. Goussette, of No. 319 Prince-st.. a
wealthy confectioner. She charges that Goussette
assaulted her at his country home. at Allendale
Bergen County. last July
Senator Hudspeth counsel for Goussette, in OPEN
ing the defence said Miss Coyen's suit was the
result of attempted blacknaii. He said Goussette
would enter a complete denial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

22d st No 423 East. 81 1859 Simon Cug ct al
10 Maria SelarO and another; mortgage -.
SIOo
Avenue A No 664 g < 25xlO0: William Eisnger
10 Philip Iautenschager; mortgage. $4,000 100
4enh-s st No $50 West. 25x1005 William Mckee
Ne" f to TN Katbrvn shaniey: mortgage SIS 900 100
al ave Of 112 -6xT0T: the
William Rosenzweg Realty Operating Company
Steele mortgage. S34 Be' omitted
- samson Rosenfed mortgage $500. 100
4lst-st. n = If Sth 20xi95; Robert
Miller Bernard Karsch: mortgage. Sl2 600 Nominal
ed st 30 l2J East. i6yI22. John L Marlin to
i. IIoagland. mortgage, Sl7LJp. 100
I3Gl=st n ( broadway. 54X98l1;
Hclfer Isaac SchIesnger; mortgage -
,ortland St No - s. 20 7x77.6 Jane NJ Sedg-
wick To Robert p Miller. Nominal
Brook ave No 1.234. e s. 17sxa5; Joseph
SehIader Ia Minnie LaHdsrRf 100
Brook ave. 1896, :. Ia sx95: Joseph g
srhrsdcI Minnie IandgTaf 100
f-Gth. " % Merose-ave. 6txiOO;
Eltzahetha NJ Wolski To American Real Estate 49,
f54tb ST. = 3 2f6 II " Courtlandt- ave. 16.sx
100 Constantine Leonhardt 81 al 10 Thomas
14etl-st n s. a25 # OF ave. 25x1o8.6:
e@r~ 81 5Gi Nominal
,jr riairIt "a Farny rraoer -. 100
rtnss-st os.1x1G24 Martin Vending 10
Louis Eyers: mortgage S20,50O ...-.---......- 100
trghard-st No lOl = 2bNsI6: Samuel
oirahoys Adler: mortgage. $1,000 100
fst-ave Ma lGu e 8. OK rreg; Bernard RUIZ to
Aaron Wo'gin; mortgage. s3s.soo.........,.. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06

Both Escape from Ceptors-One
Taken to Philadelphia.

Nillvire. Jan. 5-Raymond Mullica thlr-
teen-year-old lad, was enticed from ms hoiiie
here yesterday. After the ennre ponce i0i'e VI
this city and most of South Jersey mad sea'cheu
for him until this afternoon. the boy re'ulneu
-. 4.o .o,d that a strange man who said he
mas his uncle enticed him away from nome
Giving the child candy he induced him to poaro
a train for Philadelphia The man TOOK !ne
1J++Ie fellos's gold watch and threatened TO XIII
him If lac told any one about It The boy ran
away from him in Philadelphia and walked
home. -, ,,,,
vile bov was also kidnapped yesterday after
noon hy a stranger. The two became Separated
in a crowd at Camden. and the boy came nome
on g freight train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
MINISTER PLAYS MANY PARTS.

Metuchen, jan Cspeciall-The Rev. B. D.
Prickett is minister, Judge and editor He has
Just been elected Recorder. He is the pastor
OF the Methodist Church and the Editor Of Tina
Metuchen Recorder There were several cand.
dates for the position Of Recorder, but the Rev,
Mr. PriCkett won after a hot contest. Last year
the Recorder received only SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
WILL BUILD CARNEGIE LIBRARY.

Kearny. Jan. (speciaD.-The trustees of the
Free Public Library have decided to erect build
ing to cost $4,000, the land purchased last Oco
Der. at Kearny and Garfield aves. The secretary.
Edward A. Strong. was instructed to inform Mr.
Carnegie, who some time ago promised to advanes
the money for the erection Of the building as soon
as the trustees decided on the cost ana had sub
United the plans to him. The trustees, to comply
with Mr. Carnegies terms, had to agree to raiss 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
FOUR oNTEoRA DEALS.

rockingham & Moore have sold the following
properties al Onteora, N Y: For Mrs Ruth Nc
Emery stuart her cottage Tiger Lily to Mrs. J.
n Griswold: for Miss Mary Sharswood. large
house and stable and acres of land, known
as the Gibson property; for Henry Martin, his
cottage Harebeil to Miss Sarah S. McEnery, and
the cottage Columbine to Mrs. Ruth McEnery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Van Schaick & Co, No. Wall
FIGHTS BILL OF es CENTS.

Max c. Schilling. of Weehawken. has elected to
fight the Hackensack Water Company in court
rather than pay an alleged overcharge Of 60 cents
His last bill from the water company was Sk
schiIling disputed it. and the water company cut
off the water and began removing the pipes.
Schiling obtained from Vice-Chancellor Stevenson
YESTERDAY an order requiring the company to show
cause why it should not be restrained from cutting
off Schillings water supply. The order which acts
as a stay will be argued next Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06

two two story frame dwelling houses N 49,
Alexander Brown. owner; Bernhard $500
% s. 70.
Lincoln-st.. ". corner C0lumbus-sva
story frame store and dwelling house 800
Jacob Cohen owner; Bernhard Ebeline 800
tect -........
Lincoln-st.. W. s. 20 IT, : OF C,oI,n,bgs go
Jacob Cohen. owner; Bernhard Ebelinz 49,
tect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...-........-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
INSANITY PLEA FOR MURDERER.

Judge Blair yesterday ordered County Physician
Converse to examine Nicola MurdIco. sentenced to
be hanged on January p for the murder of his vita
Murdico's counsel says his client is insane