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The Huttig news., 1908-07-11
Copyright. 1907. A. c. Meclurs 6 Co, Chicago
illustrations by Art. Williamson
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.

CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK. Mistee yincen' in pa1ah. he said softly.
 The judge rose slowly and fippeh bye, comfort. Come on, boy. She's the general, you know"
 In the parlor Alfred was barely in. troduced to the other guests when through the hall archway Miss An thony appeared. He stopped in the middle of speech and stared open. mouthed It was Stella
 He took quick step forward, but halted. This was not his Stella She dwelt only in memory, in the far, fra grant mountains. His long, fruitless search for her flashed upon him, his months, years of longing. Surely she had not wished to be found He looked again at the stately woman before him. No, no; this was not his Stella.
 Esther's entrance had immediately focused attention. Alfred was glad that his perturbation had thus gone unnoticed. He took shelter behind a pillar and covertly followed her move ments.
 She was taller than before, he thought; and she carried herself regal ly. Her gown was white; and save the crimson rose dropping from her hair, the rich dress was relieved only by string of priceless pearls, the most beautiful Alfred had ever seen.
 Guests went forward to meet her, till she was encircled. Turning this way and that to make her replies, Al fred fancied she sent feeting glance his way. But before there was time for further speculation, dinner was announced; and in the slight confusion of finding partners, Esther, passing. looked at him without recognition.
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John Hill, secretary and mana ger of the Union County Fruit Growers association of Fl Dorado, has sent to Commissioner Tucker the first crate of Elberta peaches of this seasons crop. They are a fine lot and have an excellent fla vor. The crate arrived at the Of flee of the department of agricul- ture today. As soon as specimens begin to reach the office sufficient to provide new material for the exhibit receptacles, the fruit speci- mems in the office will be renewed. Democrat.
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Lodge Directory.

GOOD LUCK LODGE No. 259 F. & A. M meets Second and Fourth Tuesday.
 J. R. RICHARDSON. W. M. w. H. DAVIS. Sec.
 BLUE LIGHT LODGE No 155 K. ofP. meets First and Third Tuesday in each month ED HALL, c. c. J. E. BoYD, K K. s.
 EAST LAKE LODGE No. 6562 G. U. o. of o. F. meets First and Third Thursday in each month
 A. MORRISON, N. c. J. E. BoYp. p. s.
 ELECTRIC LIGHT COURT OF CA LANTHE, No. 70. meets first and third Tuesday in each month at l:45 p. m.
 c. L. JONES, w. c. QUEEN E. TATE. R. D. HOUSEHOLD RUTH. No 2e9o. of G. U. o. of o. F.. meets the first and third Thursday in each month at l:5O p. m. LAURA SIMS, M N. G. CoRNELIA PEOPLE, w. R. LEBANON. No. Al, R. A. B. A. meets first and third Saturday evening in each month at z:5o. w. A. HIcH, H. P. 4. L. WILLIAMSON, Scribe.
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have no such block of stock to spare to you
 You discriminate in the disposal of your stock. do your Norris sneered
 We claim that right, the governor said quietly
 Yet you acknowledge the Clarions S part as factor in your success?'
 Yes. we do,' the governor as- sented, still self-controlled; though even where was 1 could feel lightning in the air.
 ".Then what are your reasons for denying us a share of the plum we've helped you pick from the government tree?' l fancied I could see the blue sparks snapping from Bevins' eyes
 Gentlemen, my associates'-I knew something was going to break loose then-'my associates, MT. Hunt ington. MT. Hopkins and Mir Crocker with myself, have made a compact never to gamble, in stocks or in any ether way never to become connected
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CHAPTER xxIV. Behind Her Mask.

Alfred sat at Mrs. Harmon's left. Esther at the left of the host. She thus had opportunity to study him leisurely. His face had been the first she saw on entering the parlor, her eyes drawn, perhaps. by his intense gaze. His quick movement toward her, his sudden halt, the step behind the pillar she had noticed every mo- tion; had believed then that her own unresponsive look had caused that withdrawal
 Between perfunetory replies to MT. Montague Esther recalled the weeks of suspense after flight, when she had waited in vain for some news of Al. fred's safety; the meager newspaper notice of his long illness in the hos Iital; the search he had made for her by way of letters that she had asked Sally R. to return unopened How she had longed to read them, After that the printed personals, the detect i've she had so hardly escaped-would the dear Father forgive her many equivocations? Oh, Alfred had been tirelss. His love, then. was true There followed in her mind fieeting, half formed pictures of those after days. Of ceaseless toll, long nights of study Would she have survived if Mrs. liar mon had not found her?
 Speaking of stocks, the widest plunger on the board is Bernard" tho judge said. some one having brought up the topic.
 The name arrested Esther's atten- tion.
 'I don't know how much he has be- hind him." the judge continued Pm told they live as if it was a good chunk. It'll have to be, if it stands the calls he makes on it.
 Isn't he lucky?" Esther asked with quick interest.
 Sometimes. The judges tone left her solicitous.
 He's rough old galoot," MT Mon tague said; but genuine for all that" /"
 His daughters a thoroughbred, if he isn't Phineas Cadwallader as- serted
 She's not their own daughter" the judges dinner partner exclaimed posi- lively. She can't be- She hasn't a trait like either of them"
 'Oh, but she is. though, and a mighty pretty girl, whoever she's like" !" the judge said, shooting a sly glance at his wife. That's why my wife won't ask her here"
 Nonsense, judge, You know I have reason. That's none at all. As If the young men would let you claim at tention from that lovely Miss Money bags.'
 "Oh, but she's lovely aside from her money" Aniabel said sweetly.
 q know she is. yet what of her mother?"
 Why, she's the most amusing Mrs. Malaprop outside of Sheridan com edy. Good as gold, too" Amabel re- piled.
 True" Mrs. Harmon reioined. She's too good for guests of mine to fleer at. And I won't insult the moth CT by inviting Miss Viola alone"
 You see? Isn't she cunning?" the judge queried with assumed solemnity. She always has virtuous reason for curtailing my pleasures.
 The Sacramento Clarion made an
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

ROWLAND LODGE No. 594 F. & A. M.meets every second and fourth Satur- day evenings at z:5o o'clock. Visiting Masons always welcome.
 R. MAusER. w. M. w. H. WHEELER, Sec.
 HUTTIG LODGE No. 348 I. 0. 0. F. meets every Tuesday evening. Visiting brethern cordially invited to attend
 J. c. PHILIPS, N. c. E. A. WooLEY Sec.
 HUTTIG TENT, No. 66. K. o. T. M. meets every first and third Friday even ing. Visiting sir knights will be well come. C. c. BELL, Com. M. B. SoorT. Secy
 SWEET BAY CAMP No. WOW. meets every first and third Saturday eve- nings. Visitors made welcome.
 J. M. STRANGE, c. c. R. p. INFER. Clerk.
 SWEET BAY GROVE. No. l45, W. C., meets every first and third Wednes- day evening of each month at z:5o clock
 Mas. LOLA ToMlLsoN, Guardian MRs. CORA BURNSIDE, Clerk.
 HUTTIG COUNCIL No. 465. MOP. meets every Monday evening at Z:5o. Visiting brothers always welcome. AL SMITH, s. A. B. DAVIS, Recorder.
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The outfit of the defunct Ar kansas Journal at Storng was sold Monday under an execution to sat lsfy a mortgage held by the Bank of Felsenthal. It was purchased by company of business men of Strong who contemplate the es- tablishment of another paper there in the near future.
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Ordinance Mo-

An Ordinance Regulating Dogs Running loose in
 the Town of Huttig.
 Be it ordained by the town Council of the town of
 Hutg
 SECTION l. That all persons owing dog or dogs. bitch or bitches and allows the same to run at large in the town of Huttig shall be required to keep said dogs or bitches musseed during the months of June, July. August and September of each year
 SEC. ?. That all dogs or bitches running at Urge within said town not wearing such mussle during said period shall be taken up by the Marshal and shot fl the owner refuses to purchase one after being notified personally and given reasonable time
 SEC g. This ordinance shall be in force from ard after it's passage and publication.
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pr. J. E. Bailey was displaying 8 string of nineteen rattlers and ( button taken from a rattlesnake killed recently by Edwin Hale neal D. McLemore's, place four miles ~outheast of here. He says the snake was three inches in diamete and over six feet in length.
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Mage Irving, a negro, was shot through the bowels on Saturday 'venlng by Will Henry and died sunday morning at Fl Dorado en- 'oute to Texarkana. Irving empt- led his pistol at Henry and claimed that he hit him, but Henry made his escape.
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should get busy and have fine ex- hlblt on the ground. The benefit derived from advertising received would be great if we did not get the prize.
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P. L. Boddie, w. H. Moore, P. M. Knox, Howard Finley and Levi Reagan constituted fishing par ty to Jones lake July 4 and report good time. but say the fish were not biting we'll there.
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Conductor Charley Flynn carried 527 passengers on the trip to and from Monroe m July 4th and re- ports that only two of the entire number were intoxicated which is an excellent record for this run.
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Guy B. Tucker, commissioner of mines and az icu.ture of this Statf, has offered a cash prize of $l0O for the best collective exhibit from any county at the State Fair at Hot Springs this fall. from Octo- Der l2 to lz, and Union county
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Mrs. A. E. Culbreath and child ren are home from visit with relatives and friends at Pine Grove and Fordyce.
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The News is only $l.oo a year
Ordinance No.

Be it ordained by the Town Council of the Town of
 Huttig:
 SECTION l. It shall be unlawful for any person to sell within the incorporated Town of Huttg any alcohol ardent vnous spirit. or malt iouor. any compound or tincture. commonly called bitters or tonio whether the same be sold or given away openly or secretly by such devices is known as the blind tiger or any other device. shall be ad- judged guilty of violation of this Ordinance
 SEC g. Any person adiudged guilty of Section I Of this Ordinance shall be fined not less than $50 nor more than S2oo.
 SEC 5 This Ordinance to take effect and be in full force after it's passage and publication.
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Deputy Sheriff J. B. Jones was down from Fl Dorado Monday summoning witnesses to appear at the coroners inquest over the remains of Mage Irving, who was shot July 4 by Will Henry.
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Y A social dance will be given at the school house on Saturday eve hing. July II ,sby the young men of Huttig.
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The Harper Springs school opened last Morday for a six months term. There will be three months school, a months vacation and three more months school. The building has been painted re- gently and now looks neat as can be. The board of directors expect to be able to put in up-to date desks next year and when this is done they will have one of the best district school buildings in the county.
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Mrs. J. A. Young of Farmerville, La, spent several days here this week visiting relatives.
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Mrs. V. c. Seaman left last week for an extended visit with relatives and friends in Michigan.
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R. w. Railey and wife of Sum merfeld. La., were the guests of M and Mrs. A. MeLe lcfe, e t of town, this week and enjoyed the fishing afforded them greatly.
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A. s. Dinkle and son left Tues day morning for Dayton, Va, and Mrs. Dinkle and daughter, Lois, left for Albany, Ga. to visit with relatives before joining him at Davton
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FOR SALE A new White Sew ing Machine, No. 25. never used a day, at great bargain. All the latest improvements and attach ments. Gail or address The News, Huttig, Ark.
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H. W. Baskin and s. w. Lowery enjoyed few days hunt up the river this week.
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Supt. A. ". Corkins left Monday for vacation trip to Mineral Wells. Texas, to be gone about two weeks.
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Special Agent A. V. Swaty of the state department of demon strative farming, reports an unusu- al occurrence in the way of a cot ton blossom six weeks from the date of the planting of the seed. The cotton is of the Early Triumph variety and was planted on a place belonging to a MT. Nathan at Nor rilton, where the soil was espee al ly prepared. The planting, accord ing to MT. Nathan's report, was made May Is, and in tfe last week in June he reported to MT. Swaty that he had found blooms in the patch.
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Contractor s. R. Neel of Bas- trop, La. was a business visitor in Huttig Thursday.
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Quite number of Huttig people attended the barbecue at Halle, La, on July 4 and report good time.
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No. l mill was down Wednesday while new carriage was being put in on the short side.
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All the rush was not in the secretary of states office yester- day, says recent issue of the Democrat, for the United States internal revenue office did land office b'siness in issuing liquor licenses for next year This is still going on today, and if any one who handled liquor last year has gotten out of the notion for the coming year, the books in the of flee of the collector do not show it. It is estimated that $1O,OOO has passed ito the hands of the col leotor within the past two days.
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Mrs. B. w. Gordon is home from an extended visit at Millville with relatives.
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T. E. Woolley and wife are here on visit with relatives this week.
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J. s. Cobb of Spearsville, La, was here Wednesday on business.
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Ladies calling cards neatly printed at this office.
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Arrives Monday, Wednesday. and Fri day from Monroe and goes to Farmer vile.
 Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day from Farmerville and goes to Mon- roe.
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w. R. Mauser visited friends at Eagle Mills July 4 and 5.
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L. J. Ethridge and wife are home from a visit with relatives at Mel vile
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John Rives returned Sunday from visit with relatives at For dYce.
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Heat prostrates the nerves. In the summer one needs tonic to offset the hot weather nerve and strength depress-
 ion. You will feel better within AS hours after beginning to take such a remedy as pr. Shoop's Restorative. Its prompt act ion in restoring the weakened nerves is surprising Of course you won't get entirely strong in few days, but each day you can actually feel the improve, ment. That tired lifeless, spiritless feeling will quickly depart when using the Restorative. Dr. Shops Restora- tive will sharpen failing apetite; it aids digestion; it will strengthen the weakened kidneys and heart by simply rebuilding the worn-out nerves that these organs depend upon. Test it d few days and be convinced. Sold by all dealers.
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Attorney R. T. Majors of New London was Huttig visitor We'd nesdaY.
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Column

If you want to cultivate your voice to singing and enjoy yourself, attend the singing at the First Baptist church every Sunday afternoon at 3:5o o'clock
 ADAM LEWIS, Pres. JuLIoUs JONES, Asst.
 Colored Methodist Episcopal church of Camden district, preaching 5rd Sunday.
 J. H. BoHANoh. Pastor. w. A. HIGH, Supt. w l. HENRY, ,Seoy.
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TO BE CONTINUED MEX. lEEK.
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Baptist Church.

Baptist Church. Service every week, Sunday School at clock p. m. Mid-week service ev- cry week. w. P. HARRINGTON, Pastor. E. R. SiMMs Supt.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
MORE DOWNTOWN DEALS
INVESTORS PROMINENT.
The Hmduare Building in Lafay-
cite St. One of the Parcels Sold.

De Selding Brothers have sold the Hardware
Ruildng a new S-story and basement structure
with stores plct 5ox75x irregular. at the north
west corner of Lafayette and Walker SITS, for
have also sold for John S. Melcher No. SO Centre
OF the site which old shot tower stood. The
parcel fronts % feet in centre St and 80 feet in
Lafayette st.
The Charles +. Noyes Company sold for Charles
Bettels to investor the store and loft building
No $40 Greenwich St. covering lot 25xoo The same
brokers' have also negotiated term lease on the
building from May next
Plans have been filed for remodelling the four
story and basement house No. West 5sth ST.
for business occupancy, installing stores on the
first two floors. The change of occupancy is to be
made for J. B. & F. V. Burton as new owners
The architect Is John E. Nitchie.
Plans have also been filed for remodelling the
three-story and attic store and loft building at the
southeast of 6th ave and 18th St, razing
the attic story, the improvements being MADE 1or
Christian f. Bode
The semi-annuaI report OF Buildings Superintend-
ent Murphy for the six months ended June ~
shows a gradual improvement in the Manhattan
building industry. The comparative tables indicate
that the total investment of capital IN new ouid-
ing projects amounts to s3SA7,61 falling N,ZooVW
in round numbers below the investment in the same
period in 1907. The 1907 figures represent Cos dis
tinct operations while the capital for 1903 is to be
invested in less than half many projects. evil
dencing the costier character Of the improvements
planned for the present year. The most notaple
showing of the present year is in office building
construction in which last years record is sur
passed with grand total of s19.00,0O invested in
twenty-three different buildings compared with
S4l6650O appropriated in 1907 for forty different
Office edifces. This gain is largely represented in
the 100000 cost credited the sixty-two-story
office building of the Equitable Society.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
MYSTERY IN HIS DEATH.
Henri j. Faulkner Found UnCOn-
sciOus on Y. Y. Central Tracks.

Mystery surrounds the death of Henry j. Faux
ner. of No. 246 West 102d street, a member of the
firm OF Chsolm & Chapman. stock brokers, at No
Is Wall street VINO died in the Fordham Hospital
yesterday afternoon Mr.. Faulkner was picked up
unconscious on the New York Central tracks at
2l6th street. shortly after II a. According to
passengers on d southbound New Haven train on
which he was riding. Mr.. Faulkner fell from the
train while going forty miles an hour
Last night Dr. Curtain, coroners physician,
said that DIT Reilly. Of the Fordham Hospital, had
Informed him that Mr.. Faulkners son, who ar
rived at the institution a few minutes after his
father died had said his father had been act
ing ,rueerlv for several weeks
Nr Faulkner became a member Of the Stock Ex-
change in 1855. His specially was dealing in Great
Northern preferred. Peoples Gas, Brooklyn Union
Gas and Consolidated Gas. He dealt largely
in these securities when their market was active
He owned corsidera bic real estate.
Harry Faulkner, the son, said last night that
there was no mystery about his father being on a
New Haven train. his family were aware that
he was going TO make a visit 10 relative In New
Rochelle He secuted the idea of suicide, and said
he was sure his fathers death was accidental.
BESIDES the son Mr.. Faulkner leaves his wife and
four daug ghters.
It was reported last night that MI Faulkner re-
Gently sold his Stock Exchange seat for $'ovS put
that the transfer had not gone into effect
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
OPEN HOTEL IN FIRE RUINS.
Conev Island Loses No Time in Wiping Out
Evidences of Blaze.

In the smoking ruins Of the buildings which were
almost DESTROYED by fire az Coney Island early
Yesterday morning, the Vanderveer Hotel was
on~nes for business after the SCOT and ashes had
been cleared away. The Pshst Loop Hotel was
DESTROYED but the Coney Island and Brooklyn Rail
road restrung its wires and was running cars
around the loops encrcling the burned hotel at 6
O'Clock last night
The so ne9 in 1eTyerv which was lost by the pa
irons of the two hotels kept number OF search-
ers busy Yesterday and police lines were maintained
a-o,.n6 the buildings all day. II was estimated
that 600 persons visited the scene OF the hre
and Il was not until that the last engine was
withdrawn ,.-
There was trouble with the animals IN Bostock
srena in Dreamland during the fire and several
hours after Preparations were made L" remove
rl,A beasts IN travelling cages an squad OF nose
rner Was stationed the roof 10 drench the "alls
and drown the sparks.
All Coney Island is enthusiastic over the work
of The high pressure mains. and J. is declared mat
the salt water system saved the resort from an
other great hre-
The PabsI Company, which owns the properly &C
cupied by the Loop Hotel, is already considering
plans for giant steel terminal build
ing hotel, dance hall and pavilion, and the van
derveer Hotel viii be rebuilt Immediately
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Buyers Found for Number of
Manhattan Parcels.

Many Manhattan parcels were sold in foreclosure
proceedings yesterday in the Real Estate Exchange
Salesrooms, Nos. IA and 1S Vesey st. The results
follows:
BY Joseph Day: S55 1st ave. 40 It of 21st st.
5sxiOO: story ten h and store; Sender Jarmuowsky
agt Rosenboon al; Morris Clark atty; d OIL
Cohsan ref; due s1T.411 3o taxes. etc. s911 a.
prior $4,000; the plaintiff for s46,2lI; 100 TO
lo6 Houston n 1901 II of Bowery. 75.2xl25
frTeg d story hs and stores { E Smith, e1tTx
Wood. ref: $50 81 $50 49, sub
prior mtges of S155.0G0; Steger for
S14l, ,oo0 100 los Houston 1901 It of Bow
15 2xl2o tx irreg; ten hs and stores
L ButtenUieser agt Charles Lowe ct al; Nj d L ,
Isaacs, attys; + S McAvoy ref; amt due S2s.23I 40
600; adjourned to July IS; 100 to o6 Houston ST. s.
of BoWery, 75. .2x126 TX irreg; six story
Frank HilIman al agt Charles Lowe
ct al: Arpstein L. attys; Walsh ref; amt due
Sheridan 100 # 161st 25x95 SKA 7xs6;
story dwg Cole. etc agt Lucy Bum ct al;
Hating atty Frank. ref amt due 50 O2I 2S
taxes etc, 1898 26: SIS. $50; 99s Brook
1886 It OF 165th 266x12o 4x2'xl293; o
story ten h: Marx L Babcock ct all Ernst,
etc AZ: the plaintiff for s1e5oo
Charles A Berrian $40 Concord cor
st. sty dwg h and l sty stable; c
Cassens Lorillard Realty Co ct al; J T Delaney,
81 1850; sub to mtge of $4,000; to the plaintiff for
SO 500
BY Herbert A Sherman: Sd 1ssth and
1s9th Park block, l04 2x263 5x212 1oxlOo
Trust Co OF America agt A Schaper ct al;
A L wescott atty; A Hawes ref; amt due. s26-
Io5.3x frreg. sold Arnold for sSo.5oo; balance
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
WOMAN ENclRcLEs GLOBE ALONE.

The only passenger III the cabin Of the
Cunarc steamer Umhria, which reached here yes
terday. was Miss Laura Duncan. of Seattle, who
has been travelling alone around the world Miss
Duncan left San Francisco in September 1896, for
Honolulu and since then has visited without a
companion Japan, China, India, Egypt the shores
of the Mediterranean. Germany, England and
Scandinavia She had several interesting ex-
periences she said yesterday, but had no trouble
in any of the countries she visited
Charles a. Keath who holds q Rhodes scholar
shin at oxford from Arkansas, also came on the
I-n1bria He has two years more at the English
university. but returned to America for several
months to pitch on the ST. Louis baseball team of
the American League.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
RESALE OF STATEN ISLAND HOUSE.

Butler & Herman Company have resold to the
Armour Realty Company for a client the house at
the southwest corner of Deems ave. and the Boule
ward. westerleigh, Staten Island. 1t has fifteen
rooms and is on about of ground. This is
the second sale Of this property In two weeks