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New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
JERSEY TO KEEP W4TER.
Staten Island Cannot Get Supply
from PaSsaic RiCer.

Trenton Nov 1e.-The Court OF Errors today
upheld the conscituttonaIlty Of the Bacheler
water diversion act Of 1905. The decision
renders invalid the contract OF the Hudson
Water Company % furnish Staten Island with a
water supply from the Passaic River. The act
upheld prohibits the diversion of river water
from New Jersey 70 any other state.
The decision is construed as severe blow %
the large water companies OF New Jersey. both
BY asserting the sovereignty OF the state in its
waters and leaving open the question as TO the
right 70 sell water BY a company under a char
Ter fled with the Secretary.
The city oS Newark now secures its water
through the purchase OF rights formerly ac-
qui-ed. or supposed 10 have been acquired, from
the East Jersey Water Company. which was in
corporated under an act OF 1915. The city OF
Paterson has been COntending for years that
Newark had no legal right 70 its water supply,
advancing rnis as an argument 10 Offset the de-
mard OF Newark that Paterson should build
trunk sewer. instead Of continuing TO dispose OF
its sewage into the Passaic River
While this phase OF the caSa was not directly
involved IN the present litigation, the court holds
that the act OF 1879 does not amount 20 az eX-
press or implied grant OF any property in its
riparian lands the owners Of which share with
the state the right % the water. The General
Corporation act Of 1SO6. II is held, does not aU-
thorze the incorporation OF companies for the
purpose OF diverting water from streams and
storing and selling the water diverted.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
TPHOLDS PITTSBURG ACT.
Supe1or Court Decides Cons0lida'
ton Is Legal.

F-i-a5er7hta Nov. 19.-The Superior Court TO-
6av handed down q decision favorable 70 tne
Greater Pt--sb--g act. which provides for the
consolidation Of Pt-tsburg and Allegheny city
Two Of ire seven members of the court Judges
Morrison and Henderson. dissented-
The Greater PttrsbU-g bill was passed al the
1903 session Of TIE legislature. and vas de-
rla-e6 defective ~ decision OF the Supreme
Court The bill. with The defects re1ediec. was
again passed BY The special session OF the Legs
Iztrre held last January. An election held under
-re act resulted II q majority Tor the merger
and the Allegheny County courts ordered the
consolidation. Al appeal vas taken by several
citizens % Allegheny City, among them for
mar Governor stone. on t-e ground that the
ac- was Illegal for the following reasons;
Because the act was not included il the proc
,7-rs-to7 Of the Governor in converting the spe-
claI session OF -he legislature
Because Il was local or special legislation.
Because Il was unfair n that u permitted
TIE electors OF the larger city lPirCsoE-g) by
-He5- vote ID annex the lesser city without the
consent % . ua50-t-y OF the citizens Of Ale
gh=ny CITY
Estimated upon the census o> 1880, the con-
s0Ii5a ton Of Pirtsburg and Allegheny viii nnakc
ne greater cry. with . population Of about six
hundred thousand. sixth or seventh n population
n The United States Contiguous towns and
ro-uughs which have been awaiting the decision
o. HE SUPERIOR Court before formally applying
Tor annexation Viii increase the population OF
The civ 70 nearly one million.
The Allegheny anti-aunexationis-s announced
this afternoon that they would appeal the case
esza-y would carry II 70 the United States Su-
-r~zr--- Court
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
CALL DIVORCE WITNESS PERJURER
Trial Of Lawson Suit Discontinued on Con
fession Of Hotel Waiter.

The trial ot the divorce suit o. William NJ Law
son. The rich tute manufacturer. II the Supreme
Court. Brooklyn. came N an abrupt end yesterday
when ore o: the plaintiffs witnesses confessed 70 a
perjury charge. Leo Haimowicz. q former C-a-en-
don Hotel waiter, had testified that ha found Allan
Carmichael the correspondent. n Mrs I,avs0-. :
room q the Clarendon He admits ha was n ~
the hotel within year OF Ms Lawson resi-
CeuCe.
NJ. Lawson's attorneys. Stephen . Baldwin ma
Frank Harvey Field had Uaei- suspi-ions aroused
when Mrs lawson declared -orCsSuly or rra stand
Friday that she had never seen Hai-1owirz o.
fore CarUiC lael himself Denounced Eai-o3irz a
a liar The hotel records also dtSUr0vet the v.i-a-s
testimony HainovitZ sad his brother. David "a
waiter az the Imperial Cafe, in Fulton street had
induced him 20 en-er the case. saying there would
De money E. II"
T. was learned that had nor Mr.. Tavson's c0l!rSe,
&C used Eai-7OwitZs arrest Edmund L Noorev
Mrs LaHsou's counsel. would have done 50.
The result will - thai The case viii have n be
placed the calendar Tor z fourth time although
Mrs. lawson declares -Ear another repetition Os
the trial vii Kill her
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
MECHANICS LIENS.

;9-A So Nss So 37s- s45 ant - Cas-. --t7
Ea--a az l. Cohe1 * Soc. 1v ce-s su-
same rr5Pe--y. same a=r ssr------- ---.---...--.. -
p ave corner 4~tn s.. 5uxl,H. same az
,--reu s. =1au-re. AID FACTORS ... : ay.
4str = N~s -17 ans 80 hast same ss- sa-= ! 3
sherman q IHts T. Cs A-alsru.
1roxl5a. john p DoTirS sgr. Hs1-s-- Rea.-r
ana Construction tNirupa--- owner. N-1-1-c
y5--a a.r - e. > os -cl-h sJsl,s-
Haynes & Co-v@L Ak i-uis Ca~,a %. o----
Patrea.e az 5 ,v- coru~- IS4-H ST. Ish7 "
Duncan az Arch S@str ard C-nsrrlc---l
Coupaav- 0Vrs-- E'uEh'aii-- q W1--psua
11.rE : Ms = and ~ W~st. ls-rs1a-r rt,r. "
class COMPANY aEr Fsgrt EieS1ee- an5 .ras--f
Klein. owners. ls}-7- Z 1se@cll. rn-trar-n- =
q ava. r. a. corner i-,irt Iu.ivlu'- FI4te
Brothers az small Nsrv7sh. 1v1--s an
1.zi - Nos I5l ami I53 Eas; sane az.
and contractor
Lexington ave. NJ. 2s's5. II N.ltc~ az,
%a-luel Cireeuwaid owner ana -1-fr4rt,-- Il
Nol>r,t Co AK Car-ie- s S-ts-r- ovu--s
rvcsnan = No 3GI Chu--h = Gates = 90
AZ Herman r SNYDER. oVne- ara c1ut-a--c~ -
I'D 81 Nos - ard 20 East. Joseph Wieiar
benjamin HerE@T. owner and >orr-a.trr-- -
Joseph F~-iltc-- ana contractor .----.-- ~
summit ave = = corre- lsstn .JxI11. =
Hartley Company aSr MAJ A Coile-an. cerrs-.
John Cois@raD. ccrFE1-fa- 81
IoT,h st. Nos - and - East Bass s Ho-v-tr
agt Wei-o-fs 4 Gcl1tus oSEe-s. " & =
Amsterdam ave, = " corner TIsv -. loo skis
w3t ,ieieara aSt Peter 2. Plunkett. owner
'a'-. Ma. az aad els Eat Es4rrs ssr..GAi.r
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20

John PEERS & Co. have sid f,r JOSEPH Her
mann 20 Ernst s,-rz. No. 3ss East 24-h s.. ave
story and basement tenement house. OF .Oc 25xsss
Isaac Marks has bought rom Mrs. Mare EI--
Pause :. ,2 .2 four soEy buildings y Po. 3o499
years - --''
Ames & CO. have sod for z K Age- -vo cd
four story tenement houses Nos 81 AID 800 East
S1s So on plot 4o,6xss-s see-- 70 the Business
John A steiane;z has sold FOR B. NcEvoy 20 P
u fc1E ~ 20 linton ave- nea- l.t1 3, enc
Isaa9 a,rs PoT51.2 r1. hes bought rom kaIis Cons
and E1zFr2aIIl - s-a2 s s25er ir{s 81 : s-e S
pot t6xs4 feet z Z Ludlow & Co. were the
9roSeFs Iais property has rot changed hands for
W ! Huston & son have sold for Louisa wor-
house No . West -45th St o1 Io- = C1sa = feet
Isaac Porrman nas resoyd No. - East 1sJa :: =
M2-r1s \ Feder las bought tor occupancy. No-
lot soIi6e2 tee5 Edwa+d swain E9dz IKE 70 re
Tnenr No :. West seth St on Blot 56x-O5 = teet
James Kyle Sons have sold for Thomas Orr
81 on lot faxee11 feet slsS To- - E2a5sT f. - Kin =
the three story dwelling house. No. - East 4srl
story dwelling house No 81 East 4sIh s. on a
la ssLa,.aI 5oI also sod :9c A1drsE Aagu-rs he
On lot l61ioo5 feet; also sold for Franklin Seward
t1e three story dwelling house No - Prospect
ne Dos.Deener Realty Company has sold No.
S3o West 3sth -. Two story building OF lot
IS-sxsss Feet. tor Francis BecEer and Frank Beck
e.. tr. 20 an investor The same. brokers have
leased the property FOR a term % years % ne
Lebaudy AuJorccbiIe Repair Company
Louis ROseusvsiks has sold No u East Sd
81. five story fathouse, zxIez-2 feet, 20 William
VoIz & Sons.
Gustav Goodman hzs sold Nos rs and - East
s9th ST. 1vestory hsthouses. OF PLOT 5oxlao 5
feet.
The Whitlock estate has sold Nos IS and =
Norfolk 81 and No. IS Essex 81. abuttlnz. three
Eve story tenement houses. each lot 25xlo fast
John Einberger has sold the southwest corner OF
lsSd and Bassford ave, a five story harhouse.
01assue- : 20 have Leased sor Frank Fra,keI
20 Abraham Gabriel the Victoria Z SIX s-oTy sle-
vacor apartment house. az 18Th and Lenox ave
for a term OF Eve years
Theodore c. Camp IS the buyer % the northeast
corner of Cortlandt and WashiGg-O SIS. sold re-
Gently BY Lebovi-z & ROse1.
Michael J Phelan has sold - 2 J Cor-tg71-
who has resCi5 Peter HerCebOde. r. IRE north
west corner OF IIIh 81 and Avenue z. I0Sx25 .se-
E Henry Eckhardr has sold FOR the estate of
: Bogar- 20 :. Taber Bayles No 20 West EsrE
a three story and basement dwelling house, c1
q Ior gxes feet also resoId for NJ Bayles Nos 20
and % West 18th 4exsS teet, 20 " = SlrPhi1
and Frederick Q. Gilsey-
Tre Edgar estate has sold No = West 81. =
three story building a lot -6xS- fee. between
Rector and Carlisle SIS
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
STORM loss HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
Western Tennessee Rains DenoraIize Pail
rosds-Farners Also Sufferers

l-=-E--z. Sov 1e-No other fatalities rs,-.
- 7-=- % ne ioss q eigAt lives reported last
g = l=2--- = me storm oa Saturday night
r. WHICH swept tl@ greater part ot
-F--,-f@zee, Northern and Central Ms
ziEs.lr- Northern A,z1ana ard Faster 80
Ess
'.-- cation 5 gradually being
ce-r1rz--z=c- The rain continues - fsfr 49,
Eo---= Is greatly diminished. Pe-or-z
@es-e-1 Tennessee show maj. -ra -.,5-~-.s-
uttered -ee1~l dasrsg- TIE EsSrz-tT-z 80.
@Epcga & ~ Louis the Mobile 4 C5,5l
Sa---=r1 and tle Illinois Central ave ,.[- me
@-1.- trans through Jackson. Tenn T-a-fy-
washed oEr .1r long stretches rr.4--.- a. - -
- 30 70 soEce places The tracks sr- riGa,1l7
rs- i.1-.1e u Impossible 10 operate trains
e---rss lase suffered great loss Dor. f- ,.r-.--
a- i1e damage done tt me .-fI5
- # amount - hundreds u ...5s.,.s NJ.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
PE4RYS MEN SUFFERED.
TIL Of Bad Conditions on the Roose-
Cslt-Crhcise Commander.
- Telegraph 70 =. --suze..


C--z-z Or, Nov ia letter has tee1
received ron : shorthalt one z The crew Of the
F=z-y A-c--c steamer Roosevelt, in which he
-src--E trouble with Commander Pea-y because
G conditions OF the Roosevelt The letter vas
F----s- o October d 81 Hopedale.
= SAYS KAT the mate. four sailors ard cou-
H-e-s- -=t-zei . g further Il The ship which
Tzs -=zz--g badly. witE her stern crushed TIE
-L-- --Ize- rad been sIU-g OF TIE ship, which
La -7s- TO previously, and the crew had little
= sz- we're living II sCCaIor and El-h, and
T--- -s-=r recover their former strength. tie
tz--z-.-= they endured n the polar regions
6e--z --5=sC-.5s1le They wanted survey held
q - ship. but Com7szH5e- Pea-y and Captain
5z--e-- z7u-5 uor allow This Or lec the men
cc-e home, IS they wanted %, By the vi-gtclan
-zzs
S----Ea- says the crew had TIE hardest tine
C az -.zc vas ever aeoZt chzt the recital e
-ls- -z-5z1t7s would fl book, and that none
C. --s7 EoI-5 % north again under and cor
s-1=-a---- One 4 TIE crew q the vt-gtnla1
Lzz= T-1 boarded ira Roosevelt a. EopeCaIe
sz-[ --z- -=-5e-s q The crew -ol6 him she had
'1-ee boilers VIXEN she eft Sydney. but before
So reached Greenland rwo = them burst The
sz--o-s a-so sad -1a- TIE ship vas anything but
E----g. vas -c-zLy Cn=- tcr Arctic work. and.
es --e C -Le- p-- = after getting into heavy
Sc z-s used z 60 together Ike n accordion
Iz---g music"
--s vessel -c= sailors SAID. vas altogether 100
z-z-- c-- --e To-z q forcing through me E5es.
Wen sLe go- 70 Hop=Ea.e there vas only one
1--e = Ee- --55zr and rhe crew objected %
g--g t----e- n 1=-, fearing thar she would be
.1s- On --e ray north they said. they landed
-z-t q re stores. Commander Peary telling
-,e-- --z- Il 1t-ees1 months relief ship would
rHsc- then The ship never came. nor id they
20 re s--reS expected By Ee- Since August
-zF- -e- said --ey had been living or Two
--z.z day They criticised Comma r5er PAarv
p re strongest terms possible ard said they
------ -C- undertake such c vr-=zz in --.-E z
E-- again <5- a. Ire money II -ce United states
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
HIS BROTHER a SUICIDE IN KENTUCKY
New Yorker Hears Of Death of Relative in
Louisville

Louisville ks Nov. &c. +. K!mball, VINO since
xovenber il has been guest OF the SeLbach Hotel.
killed himself .a las room th.s afternoon The fol
loving note Vas found
To the MaraEeuent-I guess there IS enough
money 70 pay ny Dill Please wire father. +.
81 NImbal ~. -9-6 Polk street Topeka, Kan.
OtHer letters were addressed 10 Carl ". KlmbalI,
so. = Park Place. New YORK, and Mrs. G. F.
kimaalI, Topeka
carl ". KimbaU IS a brother q the dead man.
p 20 q Lzye holr last night he had received Of
tc-al news " a.s brothers. death. M klmbau
said that tH- only aav ne could account for h!s
brothers action continued III health His
brother had been An invalid. he said, Tor years
suffering from internal Assesses
Ar. j. .-bail further sad tnat his brofner was
..ol- rG-Erg-ture- years ola. and ~ the bank
ing business with hIs f5Jhsr lie w&s member
z. Fa..o-s = I4teEG2. orders
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
SHOT IN HIS OFFICE.
r1cT1f DIES OF WOUND.
uomnn Who Wanted Her Pay
sn,eed .4ssaiIGnt of Merchant.

s.-o-. proprietor Of the Queen Waist
- :, the sixth aoor q No. 6o4 Broad
r-as shoc II TIE neck yesterday afternoon.
:. hsd declined - pay some money he
- - Ms Aais.a Louise de Aassy, French
80 zho lad been in his employ i've days
designer q waists ard had quit for some
- rot disclosed The woman was arrested
.,6 locked up although she stoutly denied do
..g the shooting
~ sf--o- 5.e5 = s. Tilcect's Hospital short
s~4- o'clock last night ~ first Il was
.L,7rA- rhst ire wound would not prove fatal
,..,--v- = z-ss recognized as exceedingly dan
-,-S sz -he bullet rad disIodged the trachea
cd had almost closed TIE wt-GPiPe- Finding
--s- NJ. S5-,or would slowly st-a-gle 70 death
,-A rhvssc.ans 6ec.5ed upon performing the
,-a-z-so-. Known ss t-acheoto-7y. This was done
- rs Arthur Wright ard S-a1Iey Brady. but
re wounded nan sank rapidly and died while
II & s--Qo--
About e.-y women and girls are employed in
--a waist factory. which occupies -he anti-a
sixth Hoo- q re building IN Broadway and
s4-e- thA shooting -Hey were II q panic. fearing
"a. re disturbance II Sir-o1's Office meant 2
@-e S.--c- vas sent . s. vincenr's Hosr.-sI
- r-ea---s-< unable % talk on account ,< re
wound u RS neck 4 Il Travers one OF his
g eS-e- sad re woman entered the o=ce
a-5 5e-a-ce5 So ard Simon told her she
would have - come hack later she lef- the
room 5-- csE seconds later bullets began 20
~ a-5 --ave-s ss.z Re vas sure The woman
rad returned and vas pulling The trigger Of the
-svo.rz-- Three Shots we're fred, only one ot
which -ook s-ec-
-te woman was stopped as she was walking
6oz--s-zt-s by another occupant of the building
-h7 -z5 heard re shots Pa-roI-an Rogan. Of
re -z=- squad ed Ter back . -he factory
s-5 seated Ter Il q chair near one in which
s--- Vzs sitting She vas identified By Trav-
erz as re o-e Hco had shot Simon. and Simon
1565e5 assent o-t zle sad.
enjoyed here Ere days 7 came today 70
C--e-- So C-e : said . NJ. Simon 7
Es-- ~ $50 ard Ee sad ! would have 70 come
hack a-5 then r. said would have . sue him
- = s-6 az going - s-= him. -oo. I didn'-
s---- ----.
Sc s---z - Ee- story after she vas locked
r. = --e Mulberry street police station. She
.zs o-rC-i=G e furnished room a. No - West
3--L s--=e-- where sce had TIE reputation Of g
CUE a-E orderly person S-e said last night
"a s-= vas t---r-v-elgE- years old, ard had
be- = IRIS CRY eighteen years.
~ baroness. sEe adEeG- 7 an the
20 Baron &c NzEy. died Of consumption in
Ez--s- : --S- ny money and came ID This co,1--
: -aE been here several times vt-h nv
--s-z--- opened wC--z-'s fancy clothing
ss-s7-s--e-- = Fin aTe1-e. I vas then
--T- IS A--e T.-ot-"
CAPTAIN Kemp ard Coroner Acrfra'IA vent =
-L= ----z-s rooms II West 3--h s-ree-- Ac-
C1-l--E - - police II g sewing machine II the
--o--z-s room hey found several revolver car
---=z
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
J. J. HILLS 100 PER CENT MELON.
Great Northern Stockholders to Get Divi-
dends Equal TO Holdings.

Belief was strong IN the financial district yester-
day that the Great Northern melon was not only
ripe for cutting but had in fact been cur by James
J Hi when he was in this city last week and that
all that remained was for the Great Northern stock
holders 70 receive their individual slices The dis
trtbUtion OF the slices in the shape of dividends OF
10 per cent on the railway companys capital stock
Is expected 70 make Wall Street happy early next
month.
rh4 beneficial interests Of Great Northern share
holders fr the lease OF the railways lands 10
re United States Steel Corporation, said 10 be
ready FOR delivery. As these certln"ates equal in
face value the railways capita! stock. the stock
roISsr= will receive a Christmas present equal to
trafr holdings and sun have their stock
The curb market. which IS always fully ID 10
-s+a already accents the are deal disrrfhiltfo1 :
1-rsc-icaII,- fact accomplished. There were solo
l-tsrerdav zoo shares "Cirear Northern ore. When
Issued, glt..
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
DR.. ". R. RICHARDS YALE TRUSTEE
New York Pastor Succeeds Dr.. :. F. Beard
Secretary Taft at Corporation Meeting.

Nv Haven. Nov. -s-Aaaou.cement was made
az Yale this evening that the SUCCESSORS OF the
original trustees had elected The Rev. Dr. william
2 Richards pastor os the Brick Presbyterian
Church New York CRY, 70 membership n the cor
po-zt-1-. II place ct the ReT- Dr. Augustus Field
Beard. resigned The meeting % the corporation
vas attended BIZ Secretary Taft. FOR the first time
since MS election. IN June gift Ct 5000 from
q. l-o-E-a- glye- was announced % estae-iS2
r1- J-E. StaEe Ely rrptesS0rsl1p IN the Medical
Scaoo-. In memory OF Professor Ely, VINO died n
.E- sr-l-- New requirements tCr admission %
ne NeG.caL School we're adopted. providing that
candidates must have qualified in educational de-
.tr-u1eurs C[ Yale or some other university, or
-Eev must present evidence -rar they have COM
~l.=Z v.r- The requirements 4 entrance 20 some
to. ..-ze-- luton Tie new requirements place
tEe Medical School OF an equal footing With The
S@verai aruoi7rrnents were made including that,
q d.. John I. Irving NJ Le. .sh as A professor
of economic geology 3n Sheffield Sciertlnc Sc1co--
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
SAILORS RETURN FROM The DEAD.
Victims Of Florida Hurricane Picked Up and
Carried 20 LIVERPOOL.
-ay --,-E2s q, Tss 1--ogas :

New Lo.lou. Conn Sov- Is.-Capta-z Charles A
Kelly. a steamboat -sFrai2 ard resident - tn.s
cf,v. who Thought cave been drowned last
month I-~lrE hurricane or rGs Flcr11a cossl
has flSr hean heard t-or1 az Liverpool he was
luaSrsr ot Ia- --stoar Palm. belonging - TIE
EIurlEa Easc traSr RaHwcy Company wlicn Nas
uloO~eC q quarter Cs nlie from shore SGrins tas
storm one - cr- construction harseS having
bridge ma JsrlaI aboard Lr-red down upon me Sl1
ana SE. sa-S In 50 THAN four minutes
The wind vas Glowing NJ an S-uils rate. ana
CAPTAIN kelly ana ms engineer. MartlD kennedy
rrr-f,-aS riur~ b. bat Immediately
T-.siai .s,arn-a-s At-er hard struggle they cor
"a - ha,s a dozen uIanks and chung 70 theca urtE
rNe, W-fa f1v~l nearly exhausted b the desr--
Nf1-t1uk after having been a1rlct from 3 a
October - until n n Octocer ~ When rescued
rHav ue-s sixty miles from land and eighty niles
tror1 k+y Wes-- The NontauS Bound tor
Tivp-rooL I'pOn her arrival az that port the raea
we~A 1ookFF 1rrsr bv rhe American Consul They
are expec-esl home Tomorrow On the L-ucania
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
MORE CHASE NATIONAL STOCK.

dav provided the means So- an increase q ire
banks capital stock from 100000 70 s5.1la.laI by
declaring cash dividend of sc5 per cent amount
ing 70 S=ol3OJo BE- pa on December = 70 s-ock-
holders OF record November 80 The stock OF the
bank Is present quoted al "a The additional
3 0rG 0,g OF stock viii be issued par After tre
increase OF the capital stock OF the bank 10 s. l
O.0 the surplus viii be S+.t0 IA.
The increase : To enable the bank 20 lend larger
amount TO a single customer under the amen rne-t
IN ne national banking law which permits q ma
r.r-aI 0g-E lend more thai. -
Per cent OF capital plus u Per cent Of ts sur
sins total Of the loan being lin. tad
however 10 20 Per cent OF the capital stock Sev-
a-aT ether ra -tOnal banks Of this have within
,ne last few months increased t1eir capital stock
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Ba-hEate estate -he Pro--. ABOUT 1S5 acres
A5aus a. Whitehall Realty Company -
a. O--roe- 10 1905 Is lens $40 g
Sa-l- properly 9 Viola ag-- same. oct'5=r -
Byron ave : ner-v-~a s7ta art ss.a s-s
George Ea-1s1aI- sane. C---cer = - 90
same prcper-y. George Scru-itt az same Ocr1r-r
y i9Cd ..----..-.-.--- 70 81
Jsan Doe e a.. Nev~nase- : l.-16 -. sss ~
Brown Place = whole f-Cu- between -S6-r and
-3--h Wttsc tr8g aE-. Jac11 Ms.Es-
al. October :. 1906. .------------- :, -
Thomas s.. NJ. 60 James Harley az JC-- =
Olsen. January Is 1895 :. so cd
6-tr Nc 3I5 East Max Zve-I
ssern6erg et a. t.srs, q 1900 ..---.-- 40 10
IItH NJ. - East the I--rsG-o Ru- i+i-E Lrr-
s-r1-ti-n Company F-s-C=s-o Ss-a-l.
SiaS,a 9. I9,S ..--.----.---- - %
I5-Jh No. 80 E-as- TIE Bronx N--a- 4c- Tie
company IRE Northern Esal-F COMPANY.
o5,o5e- :. 1908 ..--+----- $50 %
S5aIn1n Ka,z e al. SeP,-'r0er IS lss - a.
-rY4r r as 1-H--
man & -eSe AZ James N;-r-ay 90 al N1s err
6sr l. 1913 -y --.---------.-.- 80 a.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
WIFE SUES I. T. BUSH.
Seeks Dicorce from UeH Kno-rn
Club Member in Neu Jersey.
by -elegzph 70 -a4 Tribune.

Trenton, y. J, Nov. Is.-N1rs. Belle 2. Bush. OF
Lakewood has fled bill for divorce from
Irving :. Bush of New York on the ground OF
inAdeltry. Mr.. and Mrs Bush were married al
Ridgewav. Mich. IN 1891 and lived together
until 1905, when Mrs Bush says she learned o1
her husbands conduct. She asks for the Gus
tody % her two daughters, Beatrice and Eleanor.
aged ten and six years. Mrs. Bush Is repre-
ser-ed BY Edward ?. Johnson, OF SouerviIIe
1fr Bush IS head Of the Bush Terminal Com
pany and ot the American Tracing Cloth Com
pany. and well known in club circles here. being
q member Of the Union League and other clubs.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

=, - vesey s,.-By joseph : Day- 500 srh
- = : Of 2ith 2CxIQ1. story oitg ard stcre %
Henry co- sso 30 S26 SO 81 ARA
story : and stare Thomas : Good
VIZ or SCI 600 256 a1-5 -5S ST-E 80 G:
SIR s-- s112S Q. s-ory * c5gs- - : & a Mar
= +Nl13I6sxI16. vacant Charles Dhrsrge- Co
for 4t5 50 9IN1t-
laasehoIz. story r and s-1rn. ? = EalS-ri.
tat.v n Havs i,ci~ &c, x Butts ATTY
El-sch Joseph = Crolac s. $50
l-5th $50 = " q Amsterdam 75xsa :
unfinished 4 story -. Henry Ar1s-e4a Charles
La-c.1 al Ea-eCsrei1 4 ? a--ys. q \ Kaltsl re-.
due 50 30 p S6e6 - t1s rla.2t.
SO
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
MAY STOP BALLOT EXAMINATION

A ; Gilbert. who IS in charge OF the group of
LAWYERS and clerks looking after th4 Interests u
The Republicans before the County Board of can
vazsers minated yesterday that he would prob
a0.N enter an '.GSi -, - !-arce o. the
said ne would to-daF pick out dozen ~ more ~
fEa districts wing th- largest number M y1id
ana r7r1r- ballots. and. Il appreciabIa Ii~a-
go. Developed would that the exarliutriT1 h.
,5isrrnri7ed His associates urged Sim vesreri7 az
70 recommend the discoHt.ICance. and not tlke %
Ire co.r-r : time any longer
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
Calls TRIAL MARRIAGE BARBARoUs
5-zLo2 Coleman Says Any One FaToring Il
Should Be Considered an Outlaw.
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u ----Z-1-r -e--. Nov ----5-s-0- Leighton Cole
e. = 80 Episcopal Diocese z Delaware. 6e.sv-
ere . 5rcz1s--e here today against Ms Herbert
z-zr-ss --e5-y C ---z- marriage II 1e- rev, hook
ne Fanny -ls Bishop sad
re s-EE=st-o- = so-ca-=5 t-tsf qas
-- 1aE -fe- MADE --1-.c E- z .-=vv Y--. u---rs- y
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- z- ----zT. = Is worthy q ne -Ez-.as- . %
--@ E---- rs ever seen 80