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New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
TRADING In 9TH AVE.
n 1926 900 HOUSE SOLD.
OUertures Made to Purchase the
Johnson Property.

Negotiations have been nearly perfected, It was
learned Yesterday for the purchase of the parcei
8, tho northwest corner of 27th St and Fifth ave.
assx1oo feet. and No. II West 21th ST, 29N9o.o
feet adjoining The Fifth parcel is assessed at
,ssn ono and the 27th 81 lot s6Sooo- The ask
snv rrice for the combined parcels, which are owned
bv Charles E. johnson, is s75e.ooo
Henry n Winans & May have sold TO Charles A
Gardiner No Ss5 Fifth ave. between 6sth and ooth
s+s five story brownstone house, 100 feet Deep
on lot 2sx125 feet. with light and air easements
over 25 feet more
referring 10 the transaction Mr.. May, who ef-
,sc,a5 The sale said yesterday: Mrs. A B. Bliss
and Miss c. F. Barnes were the sellers. TIE ask
,,r ,rica was s325.O00. from which concession
,,ss obtained. In many respects this Sale is the
,,.oxt important in the private residence market
since last fall In the first place, it is the only
sale in this exclusive Fifth section in eighteen
onths and directs attention sharply 10 change IN
the avenue which few realize. Hereafter tlIth
ave as a residence street will begin at the Plaza
and sAth 81 south of that business will increas-
inglv predomiuate North Of it will be the most
exclusive and costly residential section IN New
York.
Take. for example. the block each side Of MI
GARDENERS property. Immediately south OF IL are
the homes OF George Crocker. a. No. East 64th
Frank Gould at No. S34 Fifth ave. North Of it
No SAG Fifth ave-is occupied by Mrs Isidor
worrnser: No. So Fifth ave. by W Watts Sherman.
and on the opposite corner are the residences OF
Mrs Astor and Colonel John Jacob Astor-
when normal conditions return 10 the realty
market I predict that residences in this limited
section Of the avenue will command higher prices
than ever before and interior houses, 29AlVo leeI
will bring over s4Oe0oo."
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
Really NOTEs.

Laurence & Wolf have leased for Leonard c
LEVY No 30 East 18th st, furnished for the sea
scr. to G. F Veith Also. for Henry r. g Wat
son No l2l West ssth St. for Il term Of years to
Charles J. Waxel6aum. Also, for William A.
Frame No 235 West 7lst St, for term OF years
70 Ernest A. Cardozo.
4 p,Irsch is the buyer Ct Nc 62S West End ave"
four story and basement dwelling house, on a lot
leKleJ feet. recently sold.
Moses r. Ryttenberg transferred title Yesterday
to a parcel 25xs9lI feet. the north side OF l2'th
St ls5 feet east Of Lenox ave, to Nellie Thorn
son. for $4,000.
Plans have been fled for remodeling the two
fre story dwelling houses Nos. and 10 East 6stn
St, and connecting them at the first story The
improvements are to be made for Otto H. and
Addie Y Kahn. respective owners. John IL
Duncan Is the architect.
Plans have been fled for remodelling the six
stnrv loft building Nos. 732 and 73i East lllth ~
and repairing the damage done by a recent fire. the
irnnrovements being mace for Gordon Gluck d
Alien As owners The architect is {. u. Meyers.
a Y Porter as architect for the receivers Of the
METROPOLITAN Street Railway Company filed plans
for partialiy remodeling the car house on 6th ave
ar yoth and 5ist sts and installing additional e!e-
psis- service.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
BOYS HOTEL READY FOR GUESTS.

Buildings Superintendent Murphy has issued a
certificate Of occupancy Authorizing the opening Of
the hotel for boys just completed for the chill
dren-s Aid Society. at the southwest corner Of
Lexington ave and 1o7th st. II is the citys first
hotel exclusively for boys. and is FIVE story fire.
proof structure. handsomely fitted up and having a
bowling alley FOR the youngsters in the basement
Its equipment is more comprehensive than an
ordinary lodging house and Superintendent Muir
phvs certificate Is issued in conformity to the
requirements Of the charter. and sets forth that
the building complies with all requirements as TO
proper lighting ventilation and safe construction
The certificate is necessary TO the obtaining OF a
hotel hermit from the Department Of Health
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Il Sir Story FIathouse IN East 18th
ST. Sold for $50, 900.

The six story tenement house. Nos SS1 and "SS
East 4sth St. on a plot 40x1oo5 feet. was sold yes
teraav in foreclosure proceedings at the Real rs
tate Exchange Salesrooms. Nos Il and 10 Nesey
street 10 the plaintiff for $4,000 The amount
6,,e was about SIS 700. subject 70 mortgage of
$4,000.
The auction offerings to-day will be as follows
BY Joseph Day: 56 127h ST, 8 2s5 # of IL Leno1 3
s,s 25xaa i. stv dvlg H. Q SilverberE e al agt
1aicts Scbspra et al. William Bondy atty; F " Pol
SocE ref. amt due Sl2 20; taxes. etc. S242
Nv Samuel Marx: 2sT3 Hoffman St cor OF leS'ii 81
30zsa II; Colonial Bank agt William Naln"l
all Babbase 4 Light rel. amt uUe' e.
SIS 81. taxes. etc. s., ,23s So
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

F. & G Phomm have sold for Katherine Harri-
son to George A Vreeland No. 81 West 36th St, a
three story dwelling house, lot IS 6X989 feet.
Mary : Paine has sold No. rs West 18th st.
three story and basement stone front dwelling
house on lot 20x1022 feet.
Calm & Cair have sold for ". Engel to c.
Yeager No S7s East l5Sd St, four story fiathouse
on lot 25Kl0o feet.
Smith & Phelps have sold for Dr. Henry Wolner
the three lots on the side Ct Nyse ave- 75 feet
north Of 172d st. to a builder for Improvement
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
WILL, SELL BREEsE PROPERTY.

Among the more important auction sales sched-
uled for the future is court partition offering
Of the Breese estate holdings in Manhattan. The
sale will he held October %.
The offering includes the dwelling houses No. %
East e2d St No. 2aS West 18th and Nos 22l and
S2s East Both st. and the business properties No.
l5s South st. near Peck slip and No 216 Front st.
near Beekman ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
To BUILD IN AUDUBON AVENUE.

The Sterling Building and Operating Company
which was organized yesterday. viii build on plo
7x70s feet a. the northwest corner OF lslst St ant
Audubon ave a six story apartment house
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
EuRPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool sept. ACHIEVEMENTS strong;
No red Western winter strong, IS 1od; No CaIiio-
MIA ID; quiet september as 952d; December
Gid; March. IS SID. C0RN-Spot quiet: American
quiet; October rs 9s+d; December
IS SAD FIOIR-Winter patents steady. Dos Sd. HOPS
At London Pacific CoasU steady. Il 10saf2 5s BEEF
Extra India firm, 110s. PORK-Prime mess,
Western firm, as Cd HAMS-Short cut. "A to 16 n,
firm SIS Cd. BACON-Cumberland cut. 26 to 30 ib.
firm. SIS: rib. 16 - H. strong SOS 3D. long
clear middles light - to "a Il. firm, I'd;
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
SCHULTZ ESTATE PLOT SOLD.

James Kyle & Sons sold for the Schultz estate
the five story apartment house. with stores. at the
northeast corner of Sd ave and 39th also sold
the two story store Sd ave. and the three story
and basement private dwelling 29th st, adjoin-
ing the corner parcel, covering plot about 59H89
feet This is the first sale OF the property in about
forty years
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
Lao Schools.

NEW YORK Day School. ia Eulton 81
LAW SCHOOL. Evening school. New YORK City
''Dwight Method OF Instruction LII B. In two years
Ill. In three years High standaris Send tYr sa'a
logue 'f<OfNHE Nfi-NS'-' A~"'-
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A The Tribune received at their Ipto~h once. no
ia6. broadway betwetn 36th 3Tth SITS. until D
ocock n m Advertisements received the following
branch regular office rates until o'clock p m
Srh 1853 9th cor
10Th ST IO4 Fast 80 West 42d st. between
~ = nd sth aves Ia5th 1o35 81 1926
"a a&e near 6Ist 81: saith 1aT
Fast l25th T56 fremont ave. GO ID ave-, and any
AMERICAN District telegraph offcA
New-York tribune., 1908-09-29
School Agencies.

.MrpIC.N AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
z,nIes professors Teachers. Tutors Gov ee
~ p,toIiaqes Schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs NJ ] YOUNG-FULTON. - Union square
y,nFuOrsEIIE AMYOT. Teachers Agency 81 West
sod 81 rel JT6s Plaza Teachers Tutors. goVernesses
for colleges schools and private families
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-26

local option and the Democrats are for
straight license. In New Hampshire
the Democrats oppose prohibition. as
does the Republican machine, but not
the Republican voters, as shown by
the steady decline of the license vote
in the last four years. While down in
Maine the Republicans claim to favor
prohibition, but during the campaign
little or nothing was said about it by
their speakers, while the Democrats
attacked it.
Thus it will be seen, say the prohibi-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-26

Mrs. Jennie Myra Forsythe, mother
of Miss Hattie Forsythe, the actress,
has become the bride of Frederick
George chadbourne, at Providence, r..
|. Both have been divorced before,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-26
RESOURCES OF GREAT
SOUTHWEST Shown
Mexico Is Taking Prominent Part
In the Exposition and Thousands of
Visitors From That Country Are
Attending.
Hearst News Service.

San Antonio, Tex, September &C.
With the opening today of the Inter
national Fair, the Alamo City becomes
the meeting place Of two nations, and
during the next fifteen days thousands
of visitors from all over the United
States and Mexico will pass through
the gates of the big fair. The inaug.
ural Of the annual exposition marks
the beginning of the tourist season
for the Lone Star metropolis, and this
year the cosmopolitan resort of the
Southwest will likely be called upon tt
entertain more visitors than ever be.
fore. Governor Campbell and other
prominent Texans are here at the open.
ing. and many distinguished Mexican
officials will attend the fair at various
times.
AS San Antonio is great center OF
the cattle industry, the exhibits in the
live stock department are naturally
among the most important features OF
the fair. Two score big barns are filed
with displays Of bovines which speak
well for the improvement in breeds
made in the last few years by the
cattlemen of the Southwest Texas
range.
The speed program is the most ex
fan cfva auor orron0ad for tbo r14o.
national Fair and nearly a Thousand
horses from all over the country will
race for the $4,000 in purses hung up
by the association. With agreeable
weather conditions, it is practically
certain that all previous records for at
tendance at the fair will be broken.
GET THE HABIT
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-26
CAMPAIGN ORATORS
TELL DIVERSE TALES
In Oklahoma Republicans Are for Sa-
looms and Democrats for Local OPP
ton, While the Reverse Is True in
Kansas and Maine.
Hearst News Service.

Chicago September 26.-In one re-
spect AT least this years national cam
paign is easier for the Prohibition
party. ii was declared at the national
headquarters today, than for the Re-
publican or Democratic. 1t doesn't
have to change it's face nearly every
time it crosses a state boundary line,
or open a fresh "can" of talk Both
of the old line parties are up against
a hard proposition, say the Prohibi-
tionists, in that their campaign spell
binders always have to remember to
hand out the right kind of monologue
in each state. This because in diff
ferent states each old party declares
for different things-has different
stands on the liquor question-prohibi-
ton here, local option there, high IL
cense, or something else, elsewhere.
For example, if campaign orator
for either old party were to cross the
country from coast to coast, starting
in California, he would have to bear
the following in mind and blow his
tune accordingly:
In California both parties oppose
prohibition. being afraid of alineating
the wine-growers, yet e. w. Chain,
the prohibition presidential candidate
is said by state party managers to
have a chance of carrying the state.
In Nevada everything is wide open. In
Utah local option is the ruling senti-
ment. Colorado has a Methodist
preacher as chief executive under Re-
publican rule-Gov. Buchtel Part of
the Kansas Republicans are for pro-
hibition. which rules in the state, but
part are for Modification, while the
Democrats oppose prohibition and
stand for resubmission. Just to the
south if the speaker went out of his
direct route. the Oklahoma Democrats,
led by Governor Haskell, are for pro
hibition. while the Republicans are
against it. In Missouri, if the speaker
were a Democrat and We're to forget
that Folks term, which has meant
strict enforcement OF local option and
Sunday closing, was coming to an end,
and that the new candidate of his par
ty, Cowherd. was backed by the solid
liquor interests of st. Louis. Kansas
City. he might get himself into hot
water by springing the wrong talk in
the big cities. Or again he might get
out in the country where the Demo
Gratis of seventy-seven counties favor
prohibition. On the other hand Had
ley is leading the Republicans for ad-
vanced county option. In Illinois
both parties stand for the saloon. The
Republicans are for county option in
Indiana, while the Democratic candi-
date for governor has declared that If
any man believes in prohibition he
ought not to vote the Democratic
ticket. Ohio Republicans are for
county option, the Democrats for high
license. Pennsylvania Republicans ia
vor the license system as do the Dem
ocrats, only more strongly. 1t is the
same in New York. Massachusetts,
Republicans are for high license and
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-26
OHIO DEMOCRATS
Hold GREAT RALLY
Hearst News Service.

Mansfield, O., September 26-Buck,
eye State Democrats are here in force
today at the big rally formally open
ing the state campaign of the party
John w. Kern, Democratic candidate
for ce-president, and Judson Harmon
candidate for governor will be the
chief orators.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-26
JESUIT COLLEGE
TO BE DEDICATED
Hearst News Service.

New York, September 26.-Jesuit
Fathers of New York and vicinity will
tomorrow dedicate their new college
in Brooklyn. An imposing program has
been arranged, in which many religi-
GUS and teaching orders will be rep
resented
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-26
FOR A sPRAINED ANKLE.

A sprained ankle may be cured in
about onethird the time usually ~.
uired, by applying Chamberlain's Lin
iment freely, and giving it absolute
rest. For sale by Hays & Field and
The Yellow Pine Pharmacy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-26

tionists, that both parties men would
have to keep busy thinking where
they were at" while the dry" candi-
date could travel right through deliv-
ering the same speech in every state
and offending no member of his party.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-26

The less a man understands what
he's voting for the more excited he
gets over the election.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-26

The Daily News Gives you all the
news six days in the week.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-01
INDICTED FOR SELLING
WINE ON PRESCRIPTION

ASHEVILLE, y. C.-Special-D.
II. Rosenstein, proprietor, and II. r..
Sudberry. manager of the Asheville
Pharmacy. were indicted Friday on
a charge OF violating the prohibition
law, by selling a case OF champagne
TO r. r. Reynolds on a prescription
Of DIR. a. L. Pritchard. which, it is
alleged, was consumed at social
gathering. 1t is said that Mr.. Rey
nolds was given a prescription for
bottle. but suggested that il would be
cheaper to buy the wine by the case.
The case has created something of
sensation.
Mr.. Reynolds is n well-known young
lawyer and brother of Police Judge
Reynolds: DR.. Pritchard is a promi-
nent physician and son OF Federal
Judge J. G. Pritchard, and Mr.. Rosen-
stein, the proprietor of the AsheVille
Pharmacy, is also manager of the
Opera House.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-01
DEMOCRATS SWEEP
LOUISIANA STATE

NEW ORLEANS, LA--Special.-
Elections in city and State Tuesday
very tame AFFAIR. Hon. J. Y. Sanders
for Governor. and the entire Demo-
cratic State ticket being elected in
both city and county by sweeping ma
jorities. Acadia and St Landry par
ishes voted prohibition by large ma
jority.
As for the five constitutional amend
ments. there did not appear TO be much
question that the NTH amendment, pro-
Viding for the consolidation OF the
seven tax collectors in the city Of New
Orleans. had been defeated. The other
four have passed.
1t was very doubtful last night
whether Henry y. Pharra. Republican
candidate for Governor and his ticket
had pOlled 10 per cent. OF the total
vote In the city OF New Orleans the
Republicans fell way under the 10 per
cent. and 1t viii probably not exceed
5 TO per cent Senator Paul NJ. Lam
Fremont. for Lieutenant Governor. has
won out, with almost the same MAORI
ties accorded the other State candi-
dates on the Democratic ticket.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-01
DIES AS FORTUNE
KNOCKS AT Ills DOOR

PITTSBURG. PA.-Special.-Whe
the body OF w. L. Deeds, a white
haired inventor, who died without
medical attention amid sQualid sur
rOundingS at a Water Street hotel
Monday night. was removed to the
morgue Tuesday. patent papers and
correspondence with officers Of the
Westinghouse Electric Company found
in his clothing revealed the fact that
an invention said to be worth a for
tune had just been proved and adopt
ed by the Westinghouse testing de-
partment, within forty-eight hours of
the finding Of his body.
Deeds. who was seventy years old,
had been secretive as to his personal
affairs. The Westngh officials had
been trying to get word 10 him for
two days.
Deeds had been working for years
on appliances in connection with n
gearless electric motor. His efforts
seemed crowned with success last Jan
uary, and he secured the last patent
on the device. Since then he has been
experimenting the details of the eX-
haustive tests. Too proud to accept
aid even when it was offered him. he
looked on all friendly overtures with
suspicion.
The local authorities are unable TO
find any trace of the old mans rela-
tiVes.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-01
POKER PLAYERS lid IN
COEFINS FROM RAIDERS

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN-Spe-
cial.-So dead" game We're twenty
two players when poker club was
raidcd sunday evening that they
sought security I'm baskets and coffin
boxes. Others hid i'm an attic and
when rounded up. all dust and cob
webs, they were a sorry sight
NOrwalk is a moral place. Gam
bling is tabooed. That a poker club
existed under the guise OF the Norwalk
Social Club was never suspected, but
that is what the state police. Pros
ecuting Attorney Leo Davis and the To-
cal police found when they swoOped
down upon the place at midnight
Two dozen men We're around the
tables. but two jumped thirty feet
from a window into pile OF ashes
and escaped. Others broke through a
wooden partition 10 L. b. Kavanagh' S
undertaking place and hid in the
collins.
John II. Blake. the proprietor. was
fined 500 and sent TO Jail for six
months Monday morning. The 9TH
ers were fined $50 and $50 each and
all paid up. Prosecutor Davis said
he expected To find at least three mem
bers of the Board of COuncilmen in
the gambling house.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-01
MY CHOICE.

1t amt no use to grumble and com
plain:
It's jest as cheap and easy to re-
joice;
When God sorts out the weather and
sends rain.
wy rains my choice.
In this existence. dry and wet
VIII overtake the best OF men
Some little shift % clouds'll shet
The sun off now and then;
They amt no sense as / can see
In mortals such as you and me,
A-faultin' Natures wise intents.
And lockin' horns with Providence.
1t amt no use to grumble and COM
plain:
It's jest as cheap and easy TO re-
joice:
When God sorts out the weather and
sends rain,
Wy rains my choice.
James Whitcomb Riley.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-01
A Philadelphia Policcman's Theft.

One Of the consequences of the re-
cent discoveries Of thefts by the four
Philadelphia policemen was rather
disheartening to the wife of one OF
the convicted men in somewhat
mundane fashion. The list of stolen
articles included a cook stove. and
the cook stove was traced TO the kitch-
en- Of one Of the recreant policemen,
whence II was returned to its original
owner.
The story OF the stove has a hu-
morous as well as pathetic side, for
in providing his home with a new
stove the guardian of public welfare
performed a double theft. For some
time his wife had been demanding a
new cook stove, and, seeing one day
on his beat the aforesaid stove stand
ing ready Grated on the sidewalk. the
policeman later summoned the push
cart boy. who aided in the robberies
helped MIN load up the stove, and
sent IL home to his wife. When pay
day came around, he calmly mulcted
his wife's regular share of $3.50 FOR
the stove" as he told her, and now the
poor woman lamcnts the loss of mon
ey, stove and Observation-Disclosures
Record.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-01
NO HARM TO GIVE
A FRIEND A DRINK
Judge Harrison Says Byrd Liquor
Law Has Been Enormously Con-
strued-S Saloons and Social
Clubs Only to Be Affect
ed by Limitations.
WINCHESTER.

WINCHESTER, VA.-Special.-
Judge Thomas w. Harrison. at the
request of a prominent man. has given
out q construction OF the Byrd liquor
law. in which he says that IT does
not prohibit the giving away of a
drink. His statement is as follows:
I'm my opinion the law does not
forbid the use OF wine at communion.
One clause of the Byrd law forbids
any person from selling or dispensing
intoxicating liquor on Sunday, Christ
mas or election days. Certain justices
OF the peace in Loudoun county and
Alexandria are reported TO have con-
strued dispensing as giving, and fined
persons for giving a drink to a friend
on Sunday. My own idea In this is
that they are clearly wrong. The
words selling and dispensing in the
particular clause have reference TO
the authority to sell or dispense in
the other clauses in the law. OF
course, if the law is that no one can
give drink to a friend, a clergyman
could not give wine in the communion
service. Under the Byrd law no one
can sell liquor at any time but a
licensed dealer. Under the Byrd law
there is no prohibition against any
one giving or dispensing liquor with
out sale at any time except social
clubs at their clubhouse. Such clubs
must have a license. and then they
are forbidden to do so on Sunday. 1t
seems to me that this is the plain
meaning of the law"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-05-01
ILLINOIS DELEGATES ARE
INSTRUCTED FOR BRYAN

SPRING FIELD. ILL-SpcciaI-
The Illinois Democratic Convention
mot here Thursday and instructed its
delegates TO the National Convention
To- vote for William J. Bryan and 'use
all houora Bile means 10 secure his
nomination. The unit rule was adopt
ed. and the platform declares for the
greatest possible personal liberty
without Infringing upon the rights OF
others.
Instead of nominating four dele
gates and alternatcs at large. il was
decided to send eight. giving each
half vote. Two presidential cleo
tors at large were chosen.
The following are the delegates at
large. Roger G. Sullivan. Fred J
Kern. Carroll G. Boggs. Andrew J.
Hunter. samuel Alschulcr. Harry NJ.
findcll. Edward L. Dunno and Rod
ericlI N. Ridgely.