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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-21

Are you the proprietor of this res,
taurant!' said the man who had wait.
ed for his order until he became sleenv.
Yes, sir What can do for you?'
You can give me some information.
l want to know whether you have told
the waiter to stay away so that you
can bring in bill for lodgings against
me?,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-21
Did His Share

Every human being should do his
share toward uplifting the masses of
his fellow men,
well, l did my share. I ran an
elevator seven years."
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-09-07
Trust to Nature.

A great many Americans. both men
6nd women. are thin. pale aud puny, with
poor circulation, because they have ILL
treated their stomachs by hasty eating
or 700 much eating, by consuming alco-
hollc beverages, or by too close contine-
ment to home, office or factory, and in
consequence the stomach must be treated
In q natural way before they can rectify
their earlier mistakes. The muscles in
many such people, in fact in every weary.
min n thln-blooded person, do their
work with great difficulty. AS a result
fatigue comes early. is extreme and lasta
long. The demand for nutritive aid is
ahead OF the supply. To insure perfect
health every tissue. bone, nerve and
muscle should take from the blood GER
IAN materials and return to it certain
Others. 1t is necessary to prepare the
stomach for the work OF taking up from
the tood what is necessary to make good.
rich, red blood. We must 20 to Nature
for the remedy. There were certain
roots known to the Indians of this
country, before the advent Of the whites
the settlers and which are o growing
rapidly. in professional favor for the cure
Of obstinate stomach and liver troubles.
Ihese are found to be safe and yet GER
tam IN their cleansing and in~vigorating
erect upon the stomach. liver and blood.
S " VI IdA0
root. Then there is Black C%herrybark.
The medicinal principles residing In these
native roots when extracted with give
crime as a olvent make the most reliable
and efficient stomach tonic and liver in
vlg,orator, when combined in just the
right proportions, as in DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. Where there
Is bankrupt vitality Such as nervous
exhaustion, bad nutrition land thin
blood, the body acquires vigpr and the
nerves, blood and all the Tissues feel the
fayorabla effect of this sovereign remedy.
Although some physicians have been
aware OF the high medicinal value of the
above mentioned plants, yet few have
used pure gllycerine as a solvent and
usually the doctors prescriptions called
iar the ingredients in varying amounts,
sD{m alcohol.
The 'Golden Medical Discovery is
sclentihc preparation compounded of the
vegetable ingredients and contains no
alcohol or harmful habiteforming druse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11
Contructre de odas cNes de mquoaa8 para hcg0a8 u za

y condensadores de yacio acc0 y de yae.o .ll.
do.-CQndensadorcs centraee.
REFERENCIAS EN PUERTO RICO
Toda5 las centrales donde sc cncueut.n
aparatos de krajcwski-Pesant c., entire las
cuales estan las siguientes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11
ESPECIALIDADES

Desmenuzadoras Kraiewski. CaIenta-
dores modernos con ocho o diez y seis circula-
ciones.- .--Trapiches, defecadoras triple y qua
druple efectos tachos modernos,-B
Asentes Generates para L
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

The Charles F. Ncyes Company has ieaSeu -.
the Reformed Dutch Church Of America LOT
period Of eighty-four years No. A. to 20 Jon"
81 and No. Dutch ST.. four fve story buildings
Al the northwest corner of John and Dutch sts'
covering plot T5x113x758x104 feet. The lease
will be in effect May 1. 1907. when the present
structures will be torn down and twelve story
Office and loft building erected. The plot COM
prises about 5000 square feet. Plans for the
new building will soon be completed. Negotia-
tions are now pending for leasing four floors OF
the proposed building. including the store and
basement. TO one person
The Harlem Savings Bank has bought NO
124 to 12S East 125th st. SOxl00.11 feet. adtoin-
ing the southwest corner of Lexington ave- II
will erect building for its own occupancy on
the site. Barnett G. Co. were the brokers
The St. Josephs Orphan Asylum has solo It's
tract OF twenty-eight acres at Westminster WIN
water front on Pelham Bay, and extending along
the Town Dock Road. near the Eastern Boule-
ward and south of the Westchester Country CIuO
J. Clarence Davies was the broker.
Duff & Brown have resOld for the I. j. NC
CURE Construction Company the plot l0xlU0
feet on the east side of Broadway, 20 feet
south Of 1sSd 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Clinton Realty Company to Title Guarantee and
Trust Company; 54th st, n s, sc II OF 9th ave.
70 1OX Irregular demand.
Crovat Philip L. J Billings; 3sth st. No IL
West, 25x9S years. per cent.
Wolkenberg. Joseph, to Walter Wilson; Avenue
D. 9. All # Of 9th st. 40XSo; due June 80
4O11; per cent. ..''-'.'
Robinson II r. TO United States Trust Company;
18th 81. s.. at Gansevoort st, 1S6X trregu-
Hafner, Lswers G. to Title Guarantee and Trust
Company; STth ST. No 259 to 25S West. 0DN9s;
demand ..,-......-... ..' -
Painter, Emily @, TO NJ Lawson: 10th 81, :.
$50 fl of 9Th 42xe2 years. 53s per
Mayer samson to Jane f Britton 9th ave. s,
43.5 II Of Goth st. 20X75 years per cent.
Hafner Edwin J, to Title Guarantee and Trust
Company. 39th ST. Nos 80 and SlS West otN
BOZ deFnand -
Baker Sarah V. to Allen Marquand: Broadway.
No 1R0 6Tx irregular; 3 years. 4la per cent -
Lipman Samuel and another 20 East River say
lngs Institution: Pleasant ave. cor HIN 81
37x9S; due June go 1911; 5ls per cent:
11Tth st, 81 lOxeS: due June 30. 1911: 51s per
1. & w Construction co to state Realty ana
Mortgage Co: ST Nicholas ave. " cor i40th ST.
l0l. 4x1109; year, per cent. .......... ........
BrOdy Adler & Koch Co TO State Realty and
Mortgage Co; 18th ST. s. 100 II " OF 5th ave.
5Ox92; year 6 per cent. ........... .......-...
Eccles George W. 10 American Mortgage 60; Hth
ST. 5 8. 100 IT Of ID ave, lots 2sx9S; mort
cages. S11 900; due June 30 1909; 51a per cent
Flynn. Annie. TO Charles f Kanefeut: 10Th 81. NO
327 East. 25X9S; years. 5lh per cent
Same to same; same property; ) years per cent
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE ELECTION
Richard Rowland Hunt Reelected President
"A Successful Year Passed.

The annual election OF the Architectural League
Of New York took place last evening in the Fine
Arts Building. in West 57th street. Richard How
land Hunt was reelected president without OppOsi-
Tion.
The ticket last year. which landed Mr.. Hunt in
the presidency advocated the policy Of the leagues
confning its attention to exhibitions. Regarding
the election prominent member OF the league said
10 a Tribune reporter:
This election is an Endorsement of President
Hunts administration while at the same time IL is
that It has been customary for the presidents
Of the league TO two terms. The last year of
the league was very successful The last annual
dinner on February ia was one of the best the
league ever had andsfhe convention of the Archi-
tectural League Of America. held under the aus
pices OF the league. was particularly successful
Besides the reelection of Mr.. Hunt. Herbert
Adams was elected first vce-president and Joseph
Lauber was reelected second vice-president John
N. Carrere elected member Of the executive
committee, class of 'OZ. and GrOsvenor Atterbury.
Frank Howell Holden and Taber Sears were elected
members OF the executive committee, class OF
20 J. Monroe Hewlett and Charles ]. Berg were
elected delegate and alternate respectively to the
Fine Arts Federation for two years.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
REALTY NOTES.

Plans have been filed for a new two story base
ment and mezzaine power house to be built for
the New York Edison Company at NOS. l"I anu
153 East Seth st. It is to be S5.5 feet front and
9S feet deep. with a FACADE Of brick with granite
trimmings, and is to cost S550OO
Plans have been filed for making over the TWO
story and basement colonial house on Mountain an
Rosd between 2OSth and 2O9th sts.. owned by
Ursula c. Burns, into a three story dwelling
house The porch is to be remodelled the cupola ia
enlarged and the interior rearranged Part OF
the new story will be fitted as a den ana ND a play
house The improvements are to cost SaOO0
Chambers & Veillier have leased for Mrs. ROD
ert Stafford Nos 25 and q West 32d ST., a plot
az 6x9S9 feet on which six story BUILDING Will
be erected for the lessee.
NJ & l. Hess and Webster B. Mabie have
leased for John H. Hindley to Arp Laue the
building No IL East Goth ST. for term OF M
teen years at an aggregate rental of SI5OO
The McVickar-Gaillard Realty Company has
leased for the Ellrnont Realty Company Nos;
227. 229 and 231 East 72d st. for long term OF
wears The property comprises one seven story
elevator apartment house. on plot S0XlOO feet'
and two single Ave story apartment houses, on
rlOf 4(tY10O feet,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
LIS PENDENs.

Madison ave. n cor s7th ST. 100 sxT5 lama. =
ktng agt Catherine King. Individual and execiTiz
ton 70 declare quarter ownership; attorney J. Rosen-
l07th ST. 8 s. 100 II. W Of Columbus ave- 7bxlOo n
Abraham BernhemeT 0gi. 6odspeed Realty TrnpTovene1s
Sompany e al: foreclosure Of mortgage; attorney g.
Hudson 81. 80 42s to SO: Ie Roy st.. Nos 100 and
10; Catherine Devine Higgins: action 10
recover amount; attorney. 6 A. ArRstein, =
AaslloEer ave v. e. I25-5 Il Of Pelham Road 5Or
100; Charles a. Preston agt. Ninsow F. Burby 81 Al
action 20 compel conveyanee; attorney. " layton
Briggs 2 1925 II. q. of TFaveTs St 25xlOO.
y<Hasd s. Prince ag sarah Hanson foreclosure
sage; attorney. q. :. Bupfel.
ssh 81. NJ 3 ll9s r. w. Of Broadway 20 sxiOO5:
william T. Reynolds Hgt- Emma o. MinOcks al: spe-
Sic performance; aiieFneys HarFis coTwin. GuRnson
Cherry 81. 3 4ss II Of Pike ST.. 2Osxsox2lzsO
Christopher J. Buckley Edward 2 Buckley. indlvidua
en9 ezerafor e all specific performance; attorney b.
lsh q, No. IS West: i2,h st. Nos. IS ana II West;
Eevae- EDEgsF4Ei zgf Arthur F. Moser
grg5o slaie: lir;.eys. shlmpson. Kanderpoel Freed
Concourse e. = 2s9.5 4. " Of Mcclellan a. q Il
1sT-aE iezt coneouree. 20s - n " Of Mcclellan
S.3E.5eas reg, william = tfoliks agt. Edwnra
rgts o. Eesss-Fc u ivE1sase. attorneys. Phillips
zsls Broaiaay. so -; iiSpisn Adelsiein ct ~ As;
jacob R1seaR a. g. .oieLlas;,s II ,io:Lss: gtieya
A3l-ssUs.tE e EsbeHg.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Whitehall ST. No. "a; Cochenour & Hazen agt.
John Bittner ct al. March 15. 1906. ..........
ST. Nicholas ave- u. corner 17Sth St, 25XleO;
August Hoebermann agt Wlby Moscher ct al;
March g. 1905 (vaeated) Observation-Disclosures.
Madison ave. s W corner 96th St. Pierce. Butler
& Pierce Manufacturing Company agt. Cades
Realty Company ct al March 81 1908
i2sth st n s.. 20 n. e. OF Lenox ave. 6Ox9O II;
H. Hermann Lumber Company agt. Joseph
I.esowitz ct al. March -. 1905 cancelled "
Bath ST., No 314 East; Isaac 3. Miller agt. John
Doe et al March 81. 1906. ...--.......-
1asth ST. n. e., 125 IT, W. of Brook ave. f5xlOO;
John Vogel agt. S. Hyams et al; March S. 1905.
l5lst ST. Nos 445 and Az West: Alfonso Ander
son agt Mckinley Realty and Construction
Company ct al; September 81. 1903 (by deposiO
l43d St g. s. 225 it. W. of Lenox ave, 125X1oO:
Adolph Schwartz al agt. Samuel Sussman
et al; April 30 1908 thy dcposiU. 80. ........:
l5eth st. n. s.. whole front between Jackson and
Forrest yes; Charles 4. McMann agt katz-
Polace1 Realty and Construction Company;
Sedgwick ave. W. s.. 241 fl. n, of Bailey ave,
25x1OO John H. Morrison agt Kingsbrldgs
Building Company February Il. 1906 ......'.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Louise st e E.. $50 II. H. OF Morris Park ave
for Ave two story frame dwelling houses. ok
81; East Borough Improvement Company. owner;
Thomas Flood. architect ..................
ST. Lawrence ave, e. s., 100 II. II. of Merrill ST.
for two story frame dwelling house, 22X54;
Selih Aronson owner; Bernhard Ebeling. archi
o . q, . . =. - .
2J}d st. E s.. 1O5 n. e OF Barnes ave-: FOR a
two story frame dwelling house. 2JxS1: Annette
Scott. owner: J. Melville Lawrence architect.
Decatur ave, s., 40. a II. OF 109th St: for
two three story brick tenement houses 21x62;
Amala PiTk owner; J. J. Vreeland, architect.
Webster ave, W s. q. 10 II. s. Of list st; for
six story brick tenement house. with stores,
1OOxGO; Charles Bjorkegren. owner; Franz Wolf
,7sth :, aTShisee. AaI o q 81 wesichester ave
for four two story frame dwelling houses. 90 Ak
80; Cogswel-Taylor Improvement Company.
owner: J. j. Vreeland architect. ...........;.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

18th st. 5. 255 # W of 9Th ave 24xla block;
William @ Read to Adams Realty Co.....-.....
9Th ave. 25G # OF 3Bth st. "a. .8xlO0: plot
begins at of above. 100 # Of Sth
and 40.I1 Fl of 36th ST. ~ 24B
% s PAS; 3 4 Sands q al. exrs TO Andrew q
CortianGt st. No a. n $ a5ixi23 Daniel Robert
TO Alexis = Bartlett; mortgage, $4,000 ........
C9th 81. Ncs 2s3 and 22J East 50XlO05: Virginia
Danziger AMI another, exrs, to Rudolf Glattli;
mortgage, $15.00G ...........................
10Sth st. No 50 East l1x10O II; Isaac Cohen TO
United Family Society; mortgage. $4,000.
Water ST. No 472 25x46; Anna B Pfenning. ad-
minlstratriS, to Charles Fl Meyer mortgage
S21, 600 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
3Sth st. No IL West 25x9s.9; Julia Billings to
Broadway. No 2.731 s; Palisade Realty Com
peny 10 Emanuel Heiner and another: mort
gage St$OuO- .
9Th eve, G S. 4S5 II s Of 29th st. 2OxI5; Samson
Mayer to George Humphreys; mortgage
AlO,OOO 3. =. -. . . .
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
BIG JOHN ST. PLOT LEASED.
TUELVE STORY OFFICE BUILDING TO BE ERECTED
ON SITE
Harlem sangs Bank Hare Ne HomeSt Josephs Orphan
4sutum Tract at West Chester Sold.
house. on plot

37x60 feet.
Michael Bown has bought the southwest corner
OF Spring and Mulberry SITS, five story tenement
house. on lot 2511x93 feet
r h Browns Sons in conjunction with ~ B
Levy, nave sold for Eugene Schatz the northeast
feet
8. Marcus & Sons have sold No. 200 valentine
ave, a two family dwelling house. on LOT 1S6xS7.6.
The Union Realty Selling Corporation has sold
NO. 1l+S Union ave-. a two story dwelling house,
l6SXlOO feet, TO A. w. kurZ; also, No 2259 CreSton
ave. u three story frame dwelling house, on lot 37x
Xl20; to a Mr., Sullivan; also the two story frame
dwelling house in l9Sth St, about 100 feet west OF
valentine l6SXl00 feet, to Edward J. Singer
land.
The Sound Realty Company has bought from
Emma J. Shirmer two lots on the north side OF Ash
25 feet of Corsa ave; also eleven lots on
the north side of Beech ave, extending TO Corsa
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
CONVERSION OF U. P. BONDS.
Nearly One Hundred Millions Worth Ez-
changed for Common Stock.

OF the SlOOOO0OOO per cent bonds issued in 1901
by the Union Pacific Railroad Company. convertible
up to May l. 1896. into common stock at par. and
after that date redeemabe by the company at 1922,
all except about 10000 had been turned I'm for
conversion up TO the close of business Yesterday.
when the privilege expired. The fact that the
conversion period about expire had been
widely advertised, and the company had even gone
pains send registered letters to all holders
OF the bonds. calling their attention to the matter.
The holders of coupon bonds could not be found,
course. and II is bondholdeTs of this class who
have omitted to send in their securities. Even at
the closing price of the stock yesterday their neg
lect has cost them heavily for the common stock
closed at 1928. and, beginning with to-day the
bonds worth for redemption purposes only 1921
II not redeemed before May l. 1911, they will then
be retired at par.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
SATISFIED JUDGEMENTS.

Ihe hst name Is that Of the debtor the second that
the creditor. and date when Judgment was aied:
AhEahamoWitsch, Moses A.-w. F. Lennon; April
70 1893 .-............ -. S12O OF
Goloenthal, Tuh and Michael-K. Pepper: April
"a, 2, 1905 ..::.........+... 100 81
s.1. Ej stetSel' apTI ls leJl 1856 80
1905 1903 SO 90
February = 1897 (canceled) II
Kama Edward-F. Hill; January H. 1906 Ccan-
ceiied) 9os 10
Matson Joseph. BENJAMIN Bergman Barnet
JacobaonB Levy: April % 1904 ...--........
1893 I.s48 20
Dany; April 1905 vacated. 2sO 42
SaueFetEom. Adoph-I sreitzer April q 1905 al a.
lafayette Fire Insurance Company of New York
The Arlington Company February 2s 1894 O3
,,E.a; rsssi Ysg laos 2s2 %
central Railroad Of New Jersey-R- @. Saleeby;
February 90 1904 0O2 70
elne-osae. april II 1905 INSTRUMENTATION. as
s,, DeeeloeF p 1905 1O2 30
Thomas F. Foley and Michael santongeIo-B
3 silnons et al; April 80. 1909. 2os7 Os
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
MECHANICS, LIENS.

slst St s. g. 223 #. ". Of East End ave. 60x
1922: Realty Iroa Works Company agt, Louis
and Wilhelrnina Fleischmann. owners; Horace
2 HaFtWNll, contractor. :
Prospect ave. n. e. corner Fairmount Place: 30 10
Dutch Church West Farms n Y. owner; the
Crane-Giles Company, contractor
l37th st 8. g, 125 f. of broadway l3uN3o
Frederick w Cohen aEt. COncourse Realty Com
pany, owner; Lee Fleischmann contractors,
Avenue b. n w. corner 18th ST. 19X65: Gustaye
A Kirmser agt Ellen T. Dollard, owner; W. H.
& s. J. Griffen CONTRACTORS ,r.r.
Gotta Company agt. Samuel Abrams. Samuel
Hoffberg and Albert Hoffberg, owners and con
tractors
Barker ave- No. SO: Anthony Mueller agt. Alois
and Emma Boerger, owners and contractors
gGth St n s. 21T.6 IT, W. of Lexington ave,
n 0x99 II; F. H. Ogden Lumber Company agt.
Jacob Levin. owner and contractor ............
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
Citations.

rfyHE People or THE STATE OF NV
Il YorE by the Grace OF God Free and Indsrendsns-s
To stephen K Iyford Mary Pearson Aurqoe5 49,
p NlrdocI Eleanor II Murdock. Marion - -e.e.s-S
d;eOTgs Al Freeman. Alice Pauldng Haidans El.s,5i-
Norah Pauding. Elizabeth p Pagldtne, Mary q n
inQ F1eanOr PsudinE James K. Paulding. katlel-s
PSIding Maude Pauicins. CnaEieS Sfoo'
inG James X Paulding. second Eliss 5-is5S- = -
C;Oyerneur PauIding. second Margaret tA1al55s-
FsVe-utriv OF the last will and testament ot Cn.s
PauIdinC. deceased. Allan ~ LaWrsnce as
She iarf will and OF Gertrude =
ceaseH ana George Freeman. as eNscal9t 81
yviII ana testament OF Beatrice p Freeman - -
SreatinC You and each Of you are neleoy e..eS
SurSd personally to and APPEAR before ell el
Of the County OF New York az the SlI.eeS n 10
sSid County, held the County Court llS1s
Ss1rt~ ~ New York on Eleventh Day ot Sss ss1
Al baif-past 10 O'Clock In the forenoon e1 -
O5 there to attend the judicial settlement or ~ 49,
~ DroreedIuns OF Noel B. Sanborn Wii'-.
dane and lanes X Pauldins. SUBSTITUTED r..rs1l
Shs Iaee viii ana testament OF Isaac 49, - ~
Socaqsef and such OF you as are he1eoy g.f NJ 49,
TndoF the oGe OF tWenty-Ons years are 10 -, nsTs
CoSr nv vour guardian n have one 81 = cr 81
none 20 appear and apply for one 70 oe C-1rss
the event ~ YOUR negec failure 70 GO - 5i &c
viii be appointed by the Surrogate 70 iep-9s~--
for YOU in the proeeeolns - ,,..5 fae sal of "a
S,rrogSte'g Court Of the said county oL 49, fbrs-
be hereunto afiNed. Witness. -. e--,Ifv a.
q Thomas q surrogate ot our s-ts,s So, 5-v Be
County Of New YORK. tns - -sr-Tgl1-
- - March the OF our Lotu e-@
niie nu"1 paNIEI. :. DONpNea;,,
Clerk of the Surrogate 49,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

l37th st. e s., 20 It. W. of Ionox ave. 20x99 II;
Henry Rockmore and Max J. Kramer loan
Never Sacks and Samuel Briskman. ..........
st Nicholas ave. s. W. corner 145th ST. 1Ol Ak
100: state Realty and Mortgage Company loans
K L. & w Cons. .ruction Company. ....
Park ave n. ". corner 1O7th St. 100. 1lxSl; Gode
? Cohen loan AbTam Schesnger and Herman
Eenicnei
Division St No 21S to 222 and Clinton st.. No.
llsls; Corporate Realty Association loans julius
I1BnInan
125th st s. S. $50 IT, e. of Amsterdam ave, 25x
lOOl1: Mechanics and Traders Realty Com
pany loans Oscar Miller and Baila Wolfinger.
10th St, 2 g.. leo IT, OF 5th ave. 50x-; State
Realty and Mortgage Company loans Brody.
Adler Koch COMPANY. ..................
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
NEW HAMeuRe-AmERIcAN LINER.

Word was received yesterday at the offices OF the
Hamburg American Line that its 25,5OO-ton
steamer, Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. had just fin
1shed trial trip I'm which she maintained a speed
OF nineteen knots an hour. The liner was built
along the lines OF her sister ship the AmeTka. The
Aelserin Auguste Victoria was built at the Vulcan
Shipyards. at Stettin. Germany. She is 200 feet
long, has 7s-foot beam and accommodations for
600 persons including $50 officers and men.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
gIe FACTORY AT MATTEAwAN SOLD.

The big carpet factory which A I. stewart
built at Matteawan. n. Y. at cost of more than
81 OOOOo0 has been sold by the Hilton estate to
Tie Chicago Piano Company. The factory tract
conprises about twenty four acres. on which. be,
sides a factory building containing about ZI4'OV
square feet of floor space. are twenty tenenlehI
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
GEORGE FosTER PEARooY RErrREs.

The retirement Of George Foster Peabody as
partner in the banking house OF Spencer Trask &
Co. was announced yesterday. Mr.. Peabody leaves
active business TO devote more time TO his educa-
fiOnsl and philanthropic interests. Mr. Peabody is
treasurer OF the General Education Board Carl
g: smedberg and Erastus W Bulkey, who have
been Tor many years in the employ Of Spencer
Irask & Co, have been admitted to membership in
the firm. '-P AZ
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
AucrIoN SALES To.pAY.

At No Il VeEey st-By Bryan l. Kennely l56 5oth 81.
100 Fl Of 9Th ave- 20xloo .; 3 sty and 9asemenI basement
Long Island city lClxl00; vacant: voluntary sale
Joseph Day 100 4Ith 43I6 II OF 9Th ave.
1S.9X10O.5, 4 dwlg Anne Mccormack
+ Coddington al; u b simpson atty; u F Coha-
Ian ref; partition
Ny James L Wells: 217 to POI Goth st. 2oS It " Of
Amsterdam ave, 6x100b. brk chapel; Met say Bank
agt L G Rich ct all S Hutchns atty 5 Wait, ref;
SG4 221 20: SIS.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
mILL lmpRovg 4sp sTRgEr sITE.

Daniel s McElroy has leased to the Childs
Unique Dairy Company for twenty-one years
No 2O4 West AID St. a four-stoTY puliu.ns
eo,,,,,,,v an ~, with No. 14S5 Broadway. The
lessee is to erect building on the 43d ST. par
eel The rental will be about $4,000 year Ihe
NcVickar- Gaard Company and the Burrows
Company were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
PRoTEeEE TAKES NAME OF ACTRESS.

Justice John H. Mccarthy in the City Court
yesterday signed an order empowering Miss Nettie
whelan. OF No. 2a West 10th street. to change her
name 10 Adele Ritchie, jr- The change was desired
that the applicant might inherit certain properties
from her godmother. Miss Whelan is niece OF
Adele Ritche. leading woman Of ''The Social
Whirl" at the Casino Theatre. Miss Ritchie has
always acted IL the capacity of friend and guardian
10 Miss Ahelan. who was educated her ex-
pense and who resides with her
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
FREED IN POISON CASE.
Father ReEeased-Mrs. Davenport
Still Watched for Cleo.
IBr rslsErapa . IIas TIlbans.l

Trenton. May 1.-Prosecutor William J. Cross
ley to-day ordered the release OF Charles 7.
Davenport, father OF the little Washington $
Crossing girl who was poisoned Saturday by
candy mailed from this city. He was arrested
last night pending an investigation Of the case.
The Prosecutor and his detectives became con-
WINGED to-day that the father was guiltIess and
that /; would be an injustice TO keep him longer
IN prison.
Mrs Davenport has been taken from the police
station TO the county Jail. She is now being
carefully watched with the hope that she viii
IN some way betray herself II she is really guilty
Of the crime.
reports received from Washington Crossing. ana
her ultimate recovery is now expected. Mrs.
Jones and her son Marvin are practically well
again.