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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07

against Charles NJ schwab al to roreciose
chaIies lien; attorney. NJ.
MadisoI-aVe, n. w. 73d-st, SOxfs; David
ney. A T. Sharps ~ 49, -
oth-ave e. g. 29e IT n. 61st-st. % 1oxas 7sth-st
n s. 80 IT, ". OF FFElC-Rve.. 25x1022 Albert c.
wick against Fannie Francis ct al; Partition attorney
White Plains Road, n Q. 224th-st 50xs0:
toruey. A J. Hcrrick
18th st. s. 100 # w of 1st-ave, 4oxioO5; Isaac
Heller against William Wagler, jr; specific performances
attorneys, Arrstein & Levy.
SSth-st No AL East Max Bsu AGAINST Mary @
Cruise; specific performance attorney A. Pfeifer.
Simpson w. s.. $40 r. n of Westchester-ave FOX
100; 13Sds No. 1876 West: Charles r. Buckley against
Anna Bl ckley; PARTITION attorney. 9. II. Levy.
I'd ave, Nos SOB 2.515 and 25l7 road leading from
village Farms Hunts Point $ e s. adjoining
lands OF Widow Kelly. 1S0x75. line
River; West Farms Road: No. l. 795; samuel-st.
lots q and 2S. map village fremont l30x164x
irTeg.: Mott-ave., No b65 Edward Erdenbrecher
against August Edenbrecher ct al partition: attorney
L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
MECHANICS LIENS.

45th-st No % West: John a. Murray against
l. Jules Nat mon s42 Il
67tI-et, No. 22l TO 227 West Ilaffaele constan-
tno against Morris Nuremberg g. Louis JANE,
owners and eontraeloIs' ililut'' $50 Oc
118tb 81 No 300 East; Becky Prudovsky against
Joseph Il La%gn5a 774
sd-aye No 1875 TO l,1Ol, Morris DelltZky against
Henry NJ Aannsm < A1iaa MtinS'e' go o.
sd-ave No 2 945 Dunb@r BOX and Lumber Com
panv against August KLEIN. owner; FRANK p
Price John Mckenzie ana James D. "t a1s II
24 No y %s' And aeg o. % 800
C5tb St n g II r.. W Of broadway loVN
100. Joln F. Cronn against Empire Equaie
Realty Company owner; smith q MalSi Gun 1874 u
West broadway no. $50; Arcangeo BaTTone
against J. F Doyle Son agents Aaop" go y
Rtdee-st No 1I3: WipisIn Spies against ftacneI
Welssbeum and Rachel Harris owners anu lao o.
I2th-st. No - East; Levin & Levin Cont T5
t'ourauy against Bach Fur Company ana teoiEe
A Ferdinand and John l'ochazKa owners . a54 q
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YoTb, February g. 1905
COFFEE-After opening steady at unchanged prices to
q decline Of ruling steady
during the middle session. coffee
toward tho close, and finally a decline OF
515 points. Sales reported of SO 900
The selling toward the close reported be
pean account and it looked II European bear interests
were taking advantage Of the Inactivity OF the local
ket raid Offerings pretty well absorbed,
but few supporting orders
ring and the decline took place before
chance TO rally to the the market There
no special the the operations
included little further switching from the post
tOuS OF the European markets Havra unchanged
= franc higher, and Hamburg unchanged = pig
lower Neither Of the brazilian markets reported
change. although a decline OF 80
Of Brazilian exchange Receipts the the
day 10000 bags against 22.000 year.
Jundah receipts vera 1900 bags against 1000 bags last
year. Sac Paulo receipts for the day heavy a
IA $40 bags. against $500 bags year.
ment a negative rather than positive influence.
Warehouse deliveries continue very liberal spot
healthy. The coffee
quiet but steady, with quotations the basis OF
$50 for Rio No Z
The of contract prices in the local market to-day
was as llnu-a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. 6.caoslng; W7IEAT-sp0t noninal
g. sd c6RN.spot quiet American mixed, new, Id
40 old As Sd; futures steady March, As 15sd; May
Is 2zsd PEAsCanadian firm , IS Io'sd TIoJR6st
Ig coast; steady y lbs BE1F steady:
Imdia mess 7ss ga PORK quiet: prime mess. Western,
AMS-Short Il IS II. firm. Cd
as coz on arm: Cumberland cut 80 ~ 45s short
20 I 10 % n, ass long middles light, rs ga 10
Ie do heavy 81 10 n 4os 3D. short clear backs l6
:. % N A9s 6a bellies. IA TO 16 10. Ais LARD
Prime western tierces hTn 89s Cd; American re
pals steady tgI net 7itd t ~ t'
i lap 3D. s[s S DO 9os CHEESE steady American fines:
40 colorsd TAI1IOW-FT1me city firm,
%n'te' r IF n F!NTINFEspIts steady ass Sd RosIN
1s,r,on Ann 10lsd. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet,
eia5 IINSEED OIL quiet 23s 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
AGAINST TENEMENT HOUSE BILLS.

RESOLUTIONS were adopted at joint meeting Oh
Settlements relief societies ana other aao
,J.n,-vst Yesterday, opposing the passage OF three
,,,ns 10 amend the Tenement House act. One OF
thasa WIS introduced by Assemblyman Eagleton
I'D the two others by Assemblyman Cohalon. The
first bill changes the definition OF tenement house
,rorn a building occupied by three families TO one
occunIed by more than three families. The second
biu is IN regard the height of a tenement house
and the third IN regard to the construction OF a
tenement house. The resolutions urge that these
bills be defeated, as they VIII directly aHect tWeh-
ty-tWo thousand families.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
5000

fe aaep p T;S and aosss5 10 KiTn
Realty Company to Newy,,; 5000
Institute FOR Blind d3,d Ansterdam,ave No g. s5s
Resity Company amy and Leonard 1900
dam ave. lots 25Sioo a" moft
s@s t. ss0So Gns sTns 80 l9oI 5000
June 10 1910; per cent ...:..:..-e $4,000
s lot 100, map Melrose south: demand. - 1000
BANK No 222s: JHns TO- 10 1 1910;
Rsa aSaic5i due S'y june
w9S3SF Iss 4 T. e sophia eys i9h
oppenhsinsr William o:- to A Its r Ward Art
April i 1907 09s per cent. 5000
Eo iSs Ea. nSEa a y s1 peT 4's' 4oo
is s G 80 # Of 1885, he 7S2a
1oiaK samuel and another to Abraham NJ Bach ''V
rseh: 1lsth, ST. W s l25 it W OF lst-ave. 25x
Is& ssrS oy i N0F Sa c9say Salss
inand per cent. ..-1...... 5000
d. No hSf isI g I Nanne r F eeHt 200
sG9lesinsSr FSdeT' No to No HSsth River Insurance
June 80 1903: per 1890
Il Of Broadway, l5O1as: year per cent. 10000
' s9fh-st. No SD west 25S1oo: yeaas 81 per
Realty Transfer company to American Mortgage
G25nPany n SS & no # OF ls~ave 4oN - ooo
Same to same; property: due June 80. 1907:
MscRR Biz Ida to George Kiiian: 18th st. No 42s
Same ss to same l7ts No s27 East 251b2; prior
mortsage. $40 ooo years ga per oent-...... 5000
81 Eas 3 asic r' P PaF ls'ns No 10000
ST, $ $50 It of wills-ave. 25xlOo, years
SIMPSON R William. to ottiiie sierck gualtdan ''O
Bonner Pls o. ao s 200 E s of M9isave % ekoo
i3 flanagan: 5it12s No 42 and 42s Wesf. 5Sr
slumcntbaI' Harris TO iamport Realty Company:
lots 81 and 81 map fremont Heights; ye srs. ~,
psyid asE%a9 sssal Al MaEE;}s,:
%
Morris place, No 1870 years. per cen j.. 1OOO
e Ry and snoboT s6tst 10 All VEST 25sf, .;
Rsc6man' Aired 9 to George + johnson: ct
ave n corner Of 2o2d-st, 1ssx2a1: Years: 10000
s2e. corner Of 2o45h0st aszioo: Years
I5o1a0: 5 years .o......4.~., 10000
Hawthorne-sve 1871 Irregular; years -. 10000
ans trust sa cnDs sRS - iSis to s'
M9FTlfaye '9141e; demand per cent ana '0ooo
Trust Company; Lenox-aye. W $, so IT s of 1920.
Lowenfeid Pncus. and another to r N GadwaI.
1e Juae So 1909 Sc par cent 100 900
Neusohaefer Ernst D. to Charles Van RiPsT e ana
Years per ,Sl cent ,a.' anu 1000
81 No e66 East, 25xloo 3 years ;;.:..i...;.. $500
1 Pf Anarew 20 amer , AGisr y SES9Sas
Juds Irving to Harris Aardeibauln ana another;
Lenox-sve. W s so IT of la2d-st. ssh75; de AM
PeTnet5 Afsenio to Harlem savings Bank: "a
ave, 1901 T Of llath- st. 491so demand $4,000
S5 # " Of faTisevs 25xi6o years per cen. 10000
St 100 Fl of 1ctSs. $oosa years 900
Jackson Max and another to N f. Day; lgoth do'
T0ssnblum' Elias, to b Prudovsky cirand-s No
asa ass 5oT62i years per cent ....;.;,. 24soo
IaoksSH Ma e and a saS0TSeF T. 5 Hs a3 r
c;eSnerioh, Henry " to J Pheian: S4th-st No
Vast 6xlO 4 Uer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
TO CLOSE EARLY FOR EMPLOYEES SAKE.

The Rev II. NJ. Barbour pastor Of the Church
of the Beloved Disciple, said last night at
meeting Of the Church Association for the Ad-
yancement OF the Interests OF Labor. held In
Madison Hall, No. 1,941 Madison ave. that he
had been assured by the proprietors OF several
department stores in 3d-ave. that they would
close at 10 o'clock on Saturday nights and
thereby allow their employees to quit work an
hour earlier than heretofore. This association Is
working 20 establish closer intimacy between
emnloyer and employe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

aoth-st.. No West; Samuel Tobias bias against g.
Same property; Montague Castle against same:
same n-onerty: Ney-York Flexible Wood Floor
ing Company against same December ;, 1902.
Same property: Metie Construction Company
against same: December s. 1902 .:;---a-
Jackson-ave., - IS II. > OF l60th-st-, 50xIs7
Church E Gates & Co against INST Ele9ick Realty
124ih-st. Nos 90 and IL West; John II. Van Tine
against samuel Werner ,et al; January 10, lgo8
s.. 25xIoO Vineenzo Palmieri against Charles
,5e iil5,s JGhe corner ie0thst 9s ex4a:
Adolph Lesser against Thomas Z, Malcolm ct
brook awe ave No rs to 2ss Leonardo carlo against
George J. Lippman st al; January p. 1908 (oy
AI p.i2 W $ whole front between 94th
ana e5'h 4oIi9s saS SsF9n Smess s iao
Same property; Leon Noel against same January
same property: same against same; January 4.
same property: Norris wolhnger ct al against
same; January 4 1909. -, l.
Same PROPERTY Ne.York AI'hiIeG5Iga4 id
Same property; Bell Brothers against same; jan
same rrop 1 SANITARY Fireproohng and Con
tracting Company against same January D.
same isO property: Pfotenhauer 8 Nesbit against
a Szf propeTty: RsisleT Heating Company agan
say1e 1ro6eriT smons & Moeresfolder against
sa1a monty: James Mclaughlin company
against same; January e 1906 ........ J.
Broadway, " E.. whole front between Goth and
Goth SITS; John J. F'alihee against same Jan
Amsterdam ave. W. >. whole front between Oath
and a5th SITS; John Laura against Julius $
Sander ct al: January Q, 1905 .............,.. H.
-th-aye Nos Q aO3 and . 303. r. Condito against
Bernstein: January 9; 1906 - ,,..,;
Eldrfdge-st., No. lS4; Kellogg MctTum- Howell
Company against University Settlement So
ciety. October 81. lbEI-
,rr4nity-ave.. no 1O19; Philip Greenbiatt ct al
against George II Hi ct al: September 8 1904
isstb-st Nos ss2 and 664 Fast; Jacob Froehlch
against Thomas MCNAMARA ct all January =
1906 ....--.-.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
rue BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

vyrgbt-st . g. 100 It. : Of 1871 St; FOR t Two
So frame dwelling house. 2lE5oi Mary L. G.
S.Ii,n owner; p. ]. Gunderson, ARCHITECT. , s47
opsS - q, 3 $50 .. Of bth-aFe'' TOT a 20
-'o.1 f,s,ns store and dwelling house. Zl1Oo'
FRANK p Dinois owner; J Melville l@"ie" 40
ad-ay. W e GOsh II. y. OF i5lst-S SIS i9r a
- story brick store 81 ebs ~ n IJaN'd H. ao n
f5iiuIs owner: =. Alexander. aichiect. ~
~ $780,, " $ 1,O75 II. r. OF MOTIFS aS
AhdlsoA-St-; 90 story frame dwelling house, Fix
81 'sfsry q Cssman. owner; Thomas Hco''' .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

uan,ock-s, ". r.. 80 H. Il. Of Coiumbus-exxe''
ECxioO; T. Emery Clocke loans AhaFe" - Al
Interior parcel. beginning at point z4o - torrs
White plains Road and 800 T. n q AaoiIls
Park-ave 2JxiOO. William and EnA hpiehEeI
loan Paul and Mary Rolling, ~ %,
TAYLOR ST e s. 28O n. Of Columbus ave- ~~'N
100, FTerfert : ogden loans Jacob Cohen. =.
Ch-Tr,-st no 2Is TO 222; David II. ana carohhS
Irndsrhil loan Charles Lowe ana MAJ JtHIiS s.a,
Afusterdarn-aye. ". - whole rront between 14ti
and Goth ste; Lawyers Title Insurance ana
Trust Company loans Ninsty-hfth street com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
LIS PENDENS.

6unnnlt-st n. g. 4Gs n. Of Williamsbridge Road.
Z5KlO0: Warren T. Sammis against Frances Oleary et
al foreclosure mortgage: attorney, W. 10 Sanmis -
CouFtlandt-aye. =. Of l59th-st.. -
s.. Abraham Brown ct all speciho
performance: thurman g. Franz enheiileF
map Of Washingtongille. Bronx. sines u Ghgh
against William w. Psnned al; foreclosure on mort
attorneys. Lee Flescimann-
73d-st, Riverside Drive, 74th st and West fdla ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

lI5tl-st u. $. I75 # " Of BT9adTay I 9I
fathouse, 1OOxS4 II. h cPPei''i' ooo
owner Neville BagKe architects
ri, 435; a 1--WE story pflck iaT,DIS
building, 4sSloo Ives estate OWN. ".. 5000
bur ar.hiasot 80 corner ls2d st; for three
stcrv brick teneIn houses win stores.
bOx63: ~ bernstein Hfal'y 'o"ia's. -. 10000
architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

s 81 a aha il. to . 4s55s n years. F's per
ig.s Marx. 70 Isaac Rosenzves and another:
years p.r cent - IT, o. l-a-s 'iA'D $500
Ess gIioo. years per- cent .-'..r.-'.,. 1000
r. 10 = n Of Norrs-aTe 25hioo: years
K n va Ssih s. . As5sal Baera ast6-st No
Senate LoS,s 70 Thomas IIsrner 42d-st.
We aa . s e55 s8s East. Iors le1es . mort
ieIeHlhsl Abraham J. u Herman G Egrers:
~ 5os 70 lE West 25Kloo. prior mortgage, oo
49, wears. . lfr cent 1000
slef, q lOsrh g. 25ze2 years 49, 5000
ore. he.e1 ! 10 Max Tl,man. 1885 81. No 526
VS. rs. ssFloo prior mortgage SO 900. due July
o s.. John T, to Tius Guarantee ans Trust
y i.iEs' il2ll25 demand . - sc. 900
A1 1is Aiohae. 20 Moses Stssel ana another:
ileh e. = Us q of 1st-ave. T5xIoo due
s' E Isaae. to lawyers Title Insurance and
~ company, LEI ave. w corner 1lGth-sf.
80. cue February -, 1896 o. Der cent 49,. 1000
r. r. Ist. sael 2sz75 mortgages $1,000 each:
r-sf.l -@[y 10 ltlo. - per ce1t-.---- 10000
s s5sr ls-sva. 10 l2a5 25S75. 4 ysars, Per
l-11laa. Louis 70 Harris MandeIfara! ana an
n 3 49,, =. ave- Nos ] -al and .23S. lots. 25N
-, Y 81 to sl2 55zlo5. year Ter cent - 1850
Pa ~ No 3lo isEioo YEAR. per cent .... 10000
F ls35.-f 4 no IT Of Trai'y-ays. 57Kioo,
L .E,. Jll.a Z to MCKINLEY Realty ana con
:, S a.. Fllor mortgage, 100000. i year.
'ia.Sa1z y E. q: w. 3 wt.,sa a F lessr = Al:
a., - 80 ...' ears per o. 900
a., q, r cent .+-'e 5000
S ss't =, 81 Der nap ...'o. $500
~ AeFg A. 70 andrew y EIhoefcr. Washing
- s. $50 p % ~ Sd aOKiOO = wears.
n1arlfe Ksrf - "''
a~ - Aos jog ana los lo,z together. 6irs3.
srts 49, 800 D" months per cent 400
s. Z =, Z bios yeaTs pr oent..,, 1870
p -l6sioss 80 p ll24 q W Of Avenue ,o,o
70 "a, ' Ea a' s5ai5o 8 Ears sP 81 ssr
b. Am. y'''' % p' . 900
ana ssd t sae.ssF i E L hy We IL rms.
,sas' '} g1 yea5s psr % 1900
Ter ,.S,' from "a 20 4th 81. 2iGz2o5; years
S r5. '1i.ss'ar. ] % Serial building Loan and
.,sl5,nl.e g Js,a5as Place. al Irregular; "a
"a. "a sn sHsG a.s 70 . Ssa,sf ssrd
Or N.,,.- 49, - ','-'' ca Df 5000
,'s1i. - II e. ~ 9TH ave. 50aal. demand, per
q, VIII & Pas. f. ss sss g BE- + SSsa ai
Asl idg =, 80 t 100 EAR o. per cent 1000
N7sy :. tFTss yeaTs. per 1000
s5e I'd 10 5 stree ooHlIIsnJ 10 \ !. Noraeosi q
~ t-e- - D " corner Amsterdam ave. iOOx
kg.s 80 mortgage. fsJOO go. G@maul 5000
u !, I've 3 lguatz aargareien. SOth--st. No
Ns'' ns'slneH.s pr 5000
- ~ @ Ida Lew. GatE ct Nos B27 and
l4sS PEI '' $500
si,or-e-nn eei 70 Moritz, Weisberger and another;
sslSs f s5i go. 1900
Hros:;stt hi!p o. Anna " IIepp ct al executrIN.
nists.55 80 5000
So Sifnat. sre another u Patrick Goodman:
V, J isIs 1900
Vel 10 81 1880 yeaI, per cent 1000
7 Wiz asis estate Yesrs { x Per cent 1900
Rad rslef7le 70 Free schluter. White Plains
n;rSs "a yssrs ~ per ' map 1000
'.sasfs ~ 20 %esi isaioo YEAR, per cent 1000
IN - and Others Max Morris; elst-st,
ss5I PEI oenr ~ i-h' ave <'hIVo' oeihaho' =, mo-
ps, e 2aeye 2sSic2 years per cent $500
Irsasrs ~ - and another 70 Mechanics
q lsa--ly Company S6.b-st 4 II W
s-ess SSHsoi 10 DAYS. Dsr osnt 800, 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

r,,sbiraton Feb 6--The condition of the Treas
,,, ar the beginning of business to-day was as
ioii'"' RESERVE FUND.
c.oI4 ooin and bullion SlSoV1Uo
,rpT-sr FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor. the second
that Of the creditor. and date when judgment
fled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07

= -. t,,s, :esxlOss: ia ius Miller 20
Il 30 ht s ana anothef mortsass'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07

~ corner is9th-st. iooK145s:
- -sEng-syt al 70 ssmuel Garry all title
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07

49, so n u OF westo hester r r;
ave W Tron TO Joseph z EnOn: all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07

5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07

ssss~s1ss see. man Arden properry W W
-. h8lL ~ 49, 5Iannifln and anothst 49,. -Nomi
-sJE 70 Js e.. n Of Amsterdam 1.oHloo:
shsi ? $ tT-tler 20 John Lane, ohe-hS'I pSH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07

!. eeo ~ n n OF sad-at, 2Co7s; Henry
!. 80 Osfilie Kess Ter mor'gase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07

$1,000
1000
$500
IS 900
AZ nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07

n :, --,,.','zs-i . $. zlNs4: Ignatz Ull-
,-ps. Nc q 'f'aest,h. mortgage, $1,000.
70 As ANN loi. s. s'xsIS; Isaac ,,or, Adler Ase
s-si 81 sSseTnofsiy am smother m0risAee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07

=. IL. a5xsS 3. Benjamin Mensehei
No GO ars. nlortssge, $4,000, .
Is pEes :, = ~ west Rnd-ave. looNleo-o;
u - ,,,tr Investing Company; mort
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-21
Mexico On a Gold Basis.

Mexico is putting itself on gold
basis in a very matter-of-fact way. II
is selling its silver reserve at an en-
HANGED value and buying gold in the
United States, an order for 100000
worth being recently sent us. Bankers
make the claim that the change to gold
will greatly strengthen the credit OF
Mexico. 1t is always good policy to
make any change that will result in
lasting benefit, and with this idea in
view. thousands of persons have made
a change in their medicine and are now
taking Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
They write us that their old remedy
did them no good, while the Bitters
soon made them well again. If you're
not taking Hostetter's, start today.
You'll find it quickly relieves indiges-
ton, dyspepsia, headache, heartburn,
costiveness. female ills. insomnia, and
malaria, fever and ague. Don't accept
substitute.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-21
HOLD NEXT Meeting
IN MORGAN COUNTY
City Clerks and City Attorneys Decide
on jacksonville as Place for
Next Session.

AT the meeting of the city clerks
and city. attorneys of Illinois held in
Moline this morning the members of
the association decided upon Jackson
vile as the next place for their ses-
sions The present officers serve until
the next meeting.
AT the session yesterday afternoon
W. M. Morrisey, city attorney of Jack
sonville, in discussing the question of
public improvements took the position
that all of the special assessment laws
should be wiped off from the statute
books because they are inadequate and
are framed in the interest of the con-
tractor and the bond holder. He also
thought that the city attorneys should
have the naming of the commissioner
instead of the mayor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-21
TO KILL THE DANoRuFF GERM
is the only Possible Way Of Having
An Effective Cure.

If you see a woman or man with RI
uriant glossy hair, you may be sure
neither has dandruff to amount to any
thing. In nearly every case where
women and men have thin brittle hair.
they owe it TO dandruff. There are
hundreds of preparations that claim"
TO cure dandruff, but not one but New
bros Herpicide tells you that dandruff
is the result OF a germ burrowing into
the scalp. and that permanent cure OF
dandruff and it's consequent falling and
badness, can only be had by killing
the germ; and there is no other prep
aration that will destroy that germ but
Newbro's Herpicide. Destroy the
cause. and you remove the effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c
in stamps for sample to The Herpicide
company, Detroit, Mich. T. II. Thomas,
special agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-21
STRANGER UNDER TRAIN.
Man who Meets Death on First Avenue
Is Not Identified.

Man who Meets Death First Avenue
Is Not identified.
Dying from injuries received under
the wheels of ST. Paul freight train
on which he is supposed to have been
riding, an unidentified man was found
lying on the D.. r. I. & N. w. passing
track near Fifteenth street last night
about $40. His cries attracted the
yard men, who hurried to the place.
The man had been literally cut to
pieces under the wheels, his left leg
having been severed at the hip, the
right nearly cut off just below the hip,
and entirely severed between the knee
and the ankle, his left arm entirely sew
cred just above the wrist, and almost
completely cut from the body at the
shoulder. The index finger of the right
hand was amputated by the wheels.
and the entire body except the head
and face was marked with bruises.
The ambulance was summoned at
once, but before H:fsached the place
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-21
"A new BUILDING
Plans for $50, 900 Improvement
at the Villa de
Chantal.
TO BE A MODEL SEMINARY
Sisters in Consultation With Bishop
Spading Who VIII Finance
Project.

1t is practically a settled fact that
the long hoped for extension and i'm
provements in the Sisters of the Visi-
tation academy, the Villa de Chantal
will be made the present season.
The plans decided upon and upon
which Dean Quinn has been working
with the sisters. contemplate an outlay
of 100000, and will insure an immense
seminary TO which the present building
will be an annex.
The main structure will be ideal in
every respect for girls school of the
highest order. as it is indeed, today.
notwithstanding it's limited accommo
dations. There will be the most mo-
dern dormitories. study and class and
music rooms, assembly hall and chapel,
while the building now used, although
new, will not be used so much for
strictly school purposes as for the
rooms and accommodations of the sis
tiers and for special studies.
A Growing Institution.
The villa has gradually grown since
it's removal from Maysville, KY, to
Rock Island, although attended by
much hardship, until it has become one
of the best known educational institu-
tons in the west. No more beautiful
site exists for the location of such a
school. and through the unceasing toll
on the part of the sisters. the grounds
have been steadily beautified and the
main aim toward which every aim. has
been directed is the building which is
now all but assured.
The mother and the directories of
the institution have since the close of
the school made a number of visits to
Bishop Spalding at Peoria, who is ar
ranging to finance the project and are
in Peoria today in hopes of securing
the prelate's final appreciation of the
plans
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-21
PERSONAL POINTS.

Miss F. Conant of Lake Geneva
Wis, is a guest at the home of Mrs.
F. Volk
Mrs. George Dowler and son of Pitts
burg, Pa, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Tuckis.
Miss Ethel Fry and brother. Glenn,
departed yesterday for Murdo. S. D.,
to spend the summer with relatives
Mrs. F. w. Black and son Raymond,
formerly of this city, are expected this
evening from Boone, Iowa. They will
visit friends for several weeks. Cap
tain Black. formerly with the Acme
and Eclipse packet lines here. is now
agent of the American Express com.
pany at Boone
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-21
OBITUARY RECORD.
Funeral of Mrs. Hass.

Private funeral services for Mrs.
Fred Hass. who died Monday, were
held at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. Tillie Brockett. 2104 Grand ave
nue.. Davenport, yesterday afternoon at
2 O'Clock. Rev. j. B. Donaldson of the
First Presbyterian church officiating.
The pallbearers were A. p. Doe, J. H.
Hass, M. d. Petersen. Ira Tabor Will
liam Heuer of Davenport and H. E.
Casteel of Rock Island. Interment
took place in Oakdale cemetery.