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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-05
Agricultural Department
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an immune hog, after that immune
has been treated similarly with the
serum from hogs afflicted with the dis
ease. Heretofore the treatment for
hog cholera has been the injection OF
the cholera virus directly. About 20
per cent of the treated animals have
died Farmers throughout the country
are eager for sure cure, on account
of the great loss when an epidemic of
cholera strikes their swine herds. 1t
is estimated that the money value OF
hogs that die annually from this d's-
ease is about s15,000,000, the figures
for the last five years being $4,000
900. The invention of DR.. Dorset
may be used by any of the employees
of the United States government or by
any other person in the United States
without the payment of royalty.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-05
LAYING ASIDE THE INCUBATOR

When the last hatch is out of the
machine do not fail to cleanse the
machine thoroughly. Wash the inside
with strong soda water, wash and air
the trays, sun every part that can be
summed, remove the lamp, empty and
dry the bowl, and remove the wick.
Place all parts that belong to the in
cubator inside of it, and take off the
parts Of the regulator that are apt to
be damaged. This may seem unnec-
essary advice, but we have seen in
eubators that have had the filth of
chicks Matched the year before still
over them when the machines were
started the following year. We have
seen incubators left under the trees
through the summer exposed to sun
and rain, and we have seen them with
books and papers piled high about and
over the regulator. An incubator cared
for in this manner can not give good
results. Treat your incubator as a
fine piece of machinery. If it has an
asbestos jacket do not leave full
lamp inside to soak the jacket with
kerosene which will cause smoke
the next time the incubator is started.
If you want to use it as table remove
the regulator parts. For good results
with an incubator you must care for
it. A poor, cheaply built machine will
warp in one season, and be untitled
for use, but it is possible to make the
best machine unfit for use in one sea-
son, and this is what you want to
guard against.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
HOTEL WALTON SOLD.
PURCHASE PRICE S7OO,OOO.
L. ". Jones adds to His Madison
AreRue Holdings.

Parish Fisher & Co and Albert B. Ashforth
have sold for Ranad H. Macdonald & Co. the
Hotel Walton, a plot l005xlo0 feet, az the
southwest corner OF 10th st. and Columbus ave-
The hotel eleven stories high II was built about
two years ago 1t is in the Renaissance STYLE with
an interior court 22x4O feet and south court 22xS1
feet. 1t is of hreproof construction throughout,
with facades of limestone and brick. The price
about 100000.
The Century Realty Company has sold TO Louis
NJ Jones No 721 Madison avenue, three story
building lot 205xS7X irregular adjoining the
Church of the Epiphany property al the southeast
corner of cath st. and Madison ave. Mr. Jones also
owns the church property. The size of the COM
bined parcels is l00xl32 feet. The owner will erect
a twelve story apartment house on the premises
No. N Madison ave was occupied by the Chapin
school
Bryan I. Kennedy sold at auction yesterday
at the Real Estate Exchange salesroons, No. a
and 16 Vesey St, 2J1 lots between Byron and
Bruner aves from about 237th 239th St, for
Sl75290 or for about 800 each The prices ranged
from $500 TO 81 500. The tract formerly owned
by the Bathgate estate
More than 600 persons were present at this sue
cessful auction sale.
AT a meeting Of the special committee OF the
Real Estate Board of Brokers held on Monday II
was unanimously decided that steps should be taken
TO protect members of the association in their deal
ings with certain operators and owners. The sub
stance of the resolution was:
That the Real Estate Board of Brokers retain by
the year reputable attorney to represent II in any
lawsuits il NAV have. The idea is for the broker
who has a grievance 10 appear before the special
committee. which be made permanent and
state his The committee will then the
operator owner and listen to his side of the
story. 1t viii then decide at a meeting
whether in its opinion. the broker has good. valid
suit against the operator and. If he has the
shall be asked to assign mis- claim TO the board.
The board Will then in its name. the operator
or owner against whom the grievance is brought.
FOR the commission. II is believed by the special
committee that permanent should be organ
lied, composed Of members of the board of large
experience in the making of sales with the oper-
n OH flaut
committee would not - liable to make the mistake
OF allowing the board TO bring suit against an
operator or owner unle - IL could be won.
il is the opinion of tte committee that no fee
should be charged by the members OF the commit
tee for any services rendered on the investigation
Of claims against the operators.
The committee comprises John II. Hallock John
r. Foley Edward l.. King Edwin H. Hess and
Walter Stabler.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
RACE H4TRED FOSTERED.
So Says Resolution of AfrO-4meri-
can Council.

AT last nights session OF the Afro-American
Council, in Cooper Union. resolution was adopted
in which Il was declared that there was a deub-
crate propaganda Of race hatred in the South fos-
tered by political leaders and the public press OF
the Southern States, to end that constitutional
rights Of the millions Of American citizens have
bee" annulled the right TO life liberty and the
pursuit Of happiness denied" The resoltion then
called the President to intervene and appoint q
commission investigate the South's treatment Of
the Negroes.
The evening session was entirely given over 10
the discussion Of ''Lynching ana Its Remedy" Mrs.
Mary Church Terrell. Of Washington, was one Of
The speakers. She said:
IL We would abolish slavery We must tell The
truth about the causes OF lynching IN the South
The msapprehsnsi on on this subject Is as pro-
dRious il is painful 7 know that 50 per cent
Of colored men who lynched are not accused
for the unlawful murders
The afternoon session was addressed by Oswald
Garrison Willard Editor OF The Evening Post" on
Organization for Protection" Mr. Willard said in
part:
There is mach that the individual Negro can do.
For instance, Negro should think OF contrbutins
one cent 10 the support Of the anti-Negro Georgia
papers such men as Hoke Smith, John Temple
GreaNes. Nsrdalnan and Tnllnsn ought never "a he
able 10 Obtain any service from Negroes.
Ex-Governor Black and Booker T Washington
will speak at to-night's closing meeting in Mother
Zion Church.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
MECHANICS LIENS.

4th ave- n corner 2Sth st. 5Ox75 Diuock <
Fink Company John Doe, owner; Matthew -
F. DonOhue,
9Th n. W. 45th St. 25x5o, same agt - -.
Beacon ST. n. s. IT Of Commonwealth
Daniels and contractor. 6S 90
Ith ave, No. 562. Samuel Marguiea agt. A. Had
den John J. Faky contractor. 20 %
Jackson W. $. 80 IT, 5. OF 160th st, - llx
81; Carmody Woodworking Company Olneck
Realty Company owners and contractors; New
York Supply Trim Company. contractors. 400
7th Nos. 230S and 2,31O; John F. Cronin
agt, Joel Marks. owner; A Rosenberg & Co.
whole block Silvc FroncCne al. agt. Central
Building Improvement and Investment Company.
owner; Tony Altieri contractor 2O4 %
Wadsworth ave, c. corner lSUth ST., l0OXl35.
John II. Summers agt. Ella V Dempsey
and contractor William T Hockey. 1900
Tooth St. Nos 90 and 10 East; Morris Genessee
egt. Congregation NaChlstt Z'Nee. owner; Cohen
& Sega contractors 100 90
Amsterdam 1s6th St. 9OxITs;
London and % Sc
14ih 81. Nos. 242 and "a West; Rrooklyn Fire
proofng Sash and DoO.> Company
MaSkin, and 90
7th ave. e. 145th 10th sts 199 lOx1O0:
Candee Smith & HOwland Company agt
Fleischman Realty and Construction Company
owner; T. J. Tanning. contractor 479 S3
50. Nicholas Place. 2 2+9I fl.
centre line. 25x2oO Edgecombe ave sans
Wit,con owners T. J. flaming. conractor.... 81
117th 81, :. 80 II OF 2d ave. 36x65; Andrea
Repitone agt. Nicola GiGano. and con
tractor -. go 10
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

Joseph p. Day has sold No 81 Sullivan St. A
three story tenement house. 21x5S feet for Morris
WingenfeId. The buyer recently bought an adjon-
ing plot.
Van Vliet & Place have sold the five story fiat
house No. 257 West 18th St, on lot 25x7O feet
The Greene Taylor Company has sold for w
n Cassell No 1861 Amsterdam ave. northeast cor
ner OF l5fth St, five story apartment house. on a
lot 2411xI0O feet.
". r. II. Martin is reported to have sold No 1922
East SSth ST. four story dwelling house lot
14X9S.9 feet.
Folsom Brothers have sold for Daniel Cunning
ham No. II Essex St, six story tenement house.
On lot 25XS16 feet, TO Halprin. Diamondson & Le-
Nln ms property has not changed hands for
more than fifty years
Louis schrag has sold for Daniel C. Conner Nos
$28 and $50 West 23d ST. two four story dwelling
houses, on a lot 5Ox1OO feet
Van Winkle Scott has sold for a client 70 Ada
NJ. Ramos the two story two family dwelling house
No 49l Barnes ave, Van Nest.
Heiiner & Wolf have sold r Ansback No 145
West Ioith st. five story double hathouse. on
lot 2Xlool feet. This completes the resale Of the
four houses bought by the sellers two months ago
]. Barlow has sold the three story dwelling house
NO. 64 West l+lst st. on LOT ls9xs9ll feet.
August Elmer has sold Grossman & Feldman
No 20 "a ave, a four story tenement house. on
lot 25.9x92.6 feet with IL" TO Nos 249 and 2selk
East 18th St, three and four story buildings. on
plot S5I5lX irregular.
The Louis Meyer Realty Company has sold TO
q client OF the Ernst Calm Realty Company No.
1ils Webster ave. southeast corner OF St PauIs
Place. four story triple fiathouse with stores on
plot 26xl00 feet.
Abram Bachrach has bought No 526 West 1929
St six story apartment house. on plot 4Oxs911
feet.
Moe" Sturtz has sold for Esther Lloyd TO
Emanuel z. Fox No 116 West iO2d St. five story
double hathouse. on lot 25xlOOu feet Mr.. Fox
Gently bought No SO West lO2d St
j. Levey has sold for Pauline Peiser No. las West
1S2d St, two story stone front dwelling house on
lot 1SSxlO0n feet. Also sold for Leonard Bronner
No. 2iS West lllth St six story new law family
fathOuse plot 57.6x100n feet.
William J. Rodenbach has resold 20 Mrs. Bessie
Behrendts No. Il West l04th St. five story single
hathouse on lot 17l0X10Ou feet
The Louis Meyer Realty Company has sold 10
Morris Singer Co. No. 104 West IOist st. a five
story double hathouse, with stores on 25x1OoIl
feet.
The Enterprise Realty Company has sold to q
Mrs. Hammel No. 81 East 18th ST. a five story
tenement house. on lot 25xl001 feet
Edward Baer and Myers & Aronson have sold
through p. A. Geoghegan No. 25s West lst 81
FIVE story double nathouse. with store. lot 25xs
feet Also sold through Slawson & Hobbs No 2ae
West s5th ct, four story fathouse. with store on
lot 2Ix9s9 feet.
Max s. Mayer has sold for Moses Kenzler No 21a
East 9th St. 64 story triple hathouse. a lot
25xl0o feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
BALLOON AND MOTOR CAR RACE.
Only One Airship Captured in the German
Army Tests.

Berlin, Oct. IA race between balloons and
automobiles started at noon to-day, ex-
hibion for the members of the International Aero
nautic Society by the balloon corps of the Mill
tary Transport Department The balloons were
sent up from the parade ground at Tegel. seven
miles north of Berlin. at intervals of fifteen min
utes. -Four balloons. each OF 20 cubic metres
capacity. carrying two officers and umpire. took
part in the contest. AS each balloon, with broad
designating pennant. shot up and sailed away IN
the direction Of Hamburg before a brisk breeze
four, and in one instance five, automobiles flying
the colors OF the balloon and posted on roads ad-
within hour seventeen automobiles. chosen from
numerous entries speeding after the air
ships. Among those in the automobiles We're Prince
Won Sanl-Salm, Prince Ernst Won SaXe-Altenburg
and Duke Adolf Friedrich OF Mecklenburg-
SchWerln. Prince Henry Of Prussia. who was to
have taken part in the contest. was detained at
Kiel naval business.
The balloon Lerche. the fourth 10 be sent up
was overtaken within the limits prescribed by the
rules by Lieutenant Delacroix's automobile north
Of Wusterhauson. The other balloons made sue
cessful landings
In the pursuit one OF the automobiles ran into a
tree. One occupant was dangerously injured and
Hildebrandt. the manager OF the contest was run
over by public automobile and his foot was IN
tured
Theoretically each Of the balloons carried dis
patches. while the automobiles We're in the service
OF the enemy and pursued them with the object
OF capturing them.
There are eighteen entries for the balloon race
Sunday next for the prize offered by Emperor
William, namely, fourteen German. one Austrian
two Belgian and one Swiss
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
LIS PENDENS.

Kingsbridse ave. W s. TT OF 234th st. 50xl50,
Bronx Montgomery No "a, other property IN
Kings County; Emma TWCg William r. Newman ct
attorney. Coudert Brothers
No. 1l3 West. James G. Crawford agt Henry
Kropfer faction declare lenp: attorneys Fettetch
SilRnan & Seybel.
Stanton St No 90. Marks Rosenberg ct al, agt.
Emanuel foreclosure of mortgage; attorney C.
Schwick.
LIST ave, $, 57.3 # n. of 57th St; 1sxssg LOUISE
NiCoinO agt H Kornarsns ct al. foreclosure or
mortgage): attorney. G.. H. Hyde
SIN ave e 10th 81. "a lxlO0; Katie Steck-
Weinstein al foreclosure Of mortgage;
attorneys Steckler & Levi.
Ely ct al agt Jacob Sweetrran et al foreclosure OF
mortgaee); g W H Arnold.
Convent ave. Academy Place. 129h and both SITS
whole block Antonio CebreH Central Building In
provement and Company al action 70 fore
close mechanics en): attorney s. Wechsler
l4fst ST.. i62 IT. OF eth 45x99 H. Robert
NJ siIverman Andrew P Morrison ct al foreclosure
O nortgage); attorney J. c Weschler
526.1 IL. Of Westchester ave, 20x
I'D 0x irregullr James F. Osterhoudt Sophie Knep-
Per 6oreclosure of mortgage; attorneys. Miller,
&
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
THE IRON AND METAL TRADE

Cleveland Oct. 1o.-"The Iron Trade Revse~ 70
morrow will say;
The pig iron market is IN very excittu couuI
ton, and the situation is fTaught win ,i"ie
danger than any time this year secoiu ouS :
ing movement within a few months, for ceNVery IN
1907, is well under way, and al the SAINT 'iiV
there is an insistent and constantly increasing de-
mand for iron for immediate delivery. frlces are
steadily advancing and are already s'ce'Si'e III
some
In Philadelphia. for example. as nan as 30 mas naS
been paid for prompt delivery OF NO ,ounulS,
and the probability OF southern grades advancing
10 basis of $50 Birmingham is much NOR ireely
discussed Recent heavy rains III ths nouth nave
seriously interfered with the operation OF blast
furnaces. An unusual feature in the last IL tha'
sales being made of foundry sraues 10 C'ues
upon which the East in ordinary times depends 70
considerable extent for its supplies sales or
Bessemer have not been heavy. but prices have
advanced at least 20 cents the last week ana Tor
prompt shipment as high s29 Pittsours mas been
paid on foundry grades while sl9 valley and SIS
Birmin CHAM are now the minimum lot NO. Ior
delivery up 10 July / Ferro-manganese. which is
usually law unto itself is selling At S ton less
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
DISCUSS PLANS FOR AERO RACE.

AT meeting Of the executive committee OF the
Aero Club on Monday night the possibilities OF
holding the next race for the Bennett aeronautica
cup here were discussed. The trophy was won
only few days ago for the American Aero Club
by Lieutenant Lahm. OF the 6th Cavalry. Another
long distance race also viii probably be held by
the club. subscriptions for trophy TO be known as
the 1ahm Cup having been made
More than FIVE thousand feet OF space have been
allotted TO the club for its az the Grand Cen
tral Palace and enough stuff fill this space sew
era times over already has been offered for exhi-
oition The committee in charge Of the exhibit
consists Of Leo Stevens Augustus Post and Dr.
Julian p Thomas
DR.. Thomas to-day VIII probably make an ascen-
sion In the airship which Leo Stevens built for
Major Miller, and which he subsequently purchased
The alrship is al the aerodrome. seth street and
BroadWay- A week from Saturday several mem
bers of the Aero Club say they viii make an ascen-
sion et Pittsfeld
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
REALTY NOTES.

Seaman's Church Institute of New York TOOK
title yesterday to No % South ST. six Irregular
and No. "a South ST., 25x irregular. from the City
Real Estate Company.
Alexander ]. Roux & Co. have leased for j.
Simon to Gov Hunt G. Co. the store and base
ment OF the building corner of East 4th and La
fayette sts.. containing 1900 square feet. for a
term Of twenty years.
Charles T. Gritman jr of Moore & Gritman.
Richmond Hill. Long Island. has been elected a
member of the Real Estate Board of Brokers.
a. Hollander has sold a Mr.. Ferguson No. 10
Primrose ST., Mount Vernon fourteen room cot
tage and stable, plot 100x160 feet.
John A. Dunn is the buyer of No. S24 ard s26
Greenwich St. recently sold.
Mrs. J. Patterson has leased TO Mrs Dale. of
Sound Beach Conn., for a term Of years the Ho-
IS West 46th St
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
BRIDGE COMPANY ENJOINED.

Edwin w. KnickerNocker, a stockholder in the
Groton Bridge and Manufacturing Company. OBJ
tanned an injunction yesterday from Justice Dow
ling. in the Supreme Court. restraining that COM
pany from transferring disposiDg OF certain
sets. especially certain stocks of the American
Bridge Company. consisting of $500 OOo in preferred
and $4,000 In common stock. These stocks were
turned into the company in the transfer Of certain
assets of the Groton company to the American
Bridge Company Justice Bowling denied an ap-
plicatton to appoint a receiver for the cohpahy-
T. NJ Pelletreau, No. Bread street, appeared ioF
the plaintiff in the suit.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IA Vesey st-By James L Wells 1899 Crttona ave.
21Ts Il Of 17et1 St 50S2i63 Two story dWg h;
20 Eva Bailey S2, 500: also 1901 CrCtona ave,
W 26T q n Of 1TG s. 5Ox246 3: story dwg h.
with stable Drumming for S12l5O also lIGth ST. D.
NJ 4x2t1X irregular. vacant:
Giorisno for 81 400: also Arthur ave- $ 1i2S
II OF ITGh 81 3S10Oxl93 Is. Caroline
Drew \ a Drew al Fettretch, = :. attys; w P
Mrs agnes x Murphy HIu'Igan for S2' 80
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy Bathgate estate trlc az Wake
field, comprising 25l lots Bruner. Ner-l. Gunther,
Wckham, Ba.nes and Boyd 2S7th 2-th aud 23sth
SITS: voluntary sold from $500 to Sl,6uO each.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
PLUMBERS INDICTED.
Charged scith "Conspiracy against
Trade" at Lima, Ohio.

Lima, Ohio, oct. 10-Sensational returns were
MADE by the grand jury here to-day in the In
olctment OF eleven plumbing concerns on charges
OF conspiracy against trade" Several prom
lnent men are included among the individual
true bllls returned which are based on the Val
entne law, and similar in every respect TO the
so-called bridge trust cases, in which convic-
tions have already been made The names of the
indicted men were withheld pending service by
the Sheriff.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Clinton Place. n g. % It. W. Of Davidson ave;
for three story frame tenement houses, 25X
STchiteet r owner. l'i'.'as $4,000
Bainbridge ave. e g. 1G6 # Mosholu
Parkway: three and one-half story
Bergen. owner; Chagies s ciaTE architect. $1,000
Sd ave. g s.. 81 IT. g OF Bathgate ave; for
syTne oIy o4ner' r:' Louis Fak Sge5itect 5000
Cd hve., e.. =. "a II. OF 1sTth St; for
oWrs-. 'ra5ng I6pz FsTS aTchteof 'onh 1000
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

West End ave. No. 30, Adolph Grant G Co.
agt Abraham L. Erlanger ct al: December
sherir St No IS Josenh vo-o5a act ,,,,,,I
Greenwalf et al. August % 1906. .............
6th st. No. I02 same agt. same. August II 1896
18th St. No. 2l1 70 2I5 West: Casmsnto RGoa1g
Company agt Percival c. Ketterer ct al. Au-
Broadway No. 1S3 Feinberg x Fe!n5trs sgt
Milhau; June %. 1906 -...........
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11

than last week. Although the overwhelming senti-
ment CT sellers OF iTCn has been in favor of
delaying the making Of prices for next year as
late as possible and OF asking not exceed so
cents advance, II has leaked through furnace
interests that some sellers have attempted to make
contracts at higher advance. These efforts hav.
not been successful, and have been Indignantly
denied oy conservative interests that they are
likely to be abandoned. In anshed lines great
activity continues
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Morris Park ave, n. 9. 1875 II. e Of White Plains
Road, n. 1856 l1x n. {. 16.6X n. 64s sX $.
1897 45 beginning: Julia Jahn loans 7. -
Frank FIood T"''
Union ave. e s. 100 it. n. OF 1921 St, 75x90;
Atlantic Dock company loans the Dacorn
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLAN.

East Broadway. No 81: for six story brick
lofts and store, 24xT0 J. y. Cohen. owner; NJ
Muller architect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11

ENGINEERS, LIBRARY PROPERTY SOLD.
The Mechanical Engineers Library Association
has sold No. IL West 31st ST.. four story oudlng'
on plot 2sxss9 feet to Ranald II. Macdonald He
will probably erect a mercantile building on the
site.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
MARKET FOUND FOR THIRD AVE. PARCEL

William A. White & Sons have sold for the Max
well estate No s27 70 asl Sd ave. old three and
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
ROZE
RakZH(R2K0er
Abs0ldfeUP1He
Makes the cake and
biscuit light, fresh.
wholesome, delicious.

four story buildings. on 4 plot 4o.7x97 feet. This
is the first sale of the property in over twenty
years The plot will be improved with six-story
tenement houses
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11

O-TU ST. No 81 wFST.-IO rooms and baths; ad-
~ iacent 70 Park open daily. II 10 s.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11

yrOR RENT.-Large private house west side Gram
4 ercy Park Inquire 26 Liberty street Room i406
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11

5SI6
go 20
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11

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10000
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545 90
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
Real Estate Wanted.
Auction Sales of Real Estate.

T AUCTION. OCT Is. 19O6.-Estate % Mary v
n Mott deed. containing valuable properties. GEO
r READ * Co, 60 Liberty St
A UCTION SALE OF Bathgate estate at Zeal Bss'
n SaIesrooTn. "A Vesey St, October 10. II a. m
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PROTECTING THE GAMBLERS.

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