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Cherry st, 1913. 400 and 2o2; Mechanics Alley. ss.
adj land OF Mary CAN'T Gautz, 8Ox2o. with prop
erty in Brookiyn: Richard D Jswett and ano W An.
ME D Smith ct al. partition; atty. J Falls.
Bowery 1885, Building Dept Rachel Schwartz
violations. &c; atty. + otte rbourR.
Ridge st, 80. and parcel in Brooklyn; Charlotte
Dommerls ct Al vs. Louis Demmerle ct al, partition;
attys, Ennever T.
9th ct, k42 +. roar : Building Dept Va Annie
Stuebng ct al violations &cj; atty, Otterbourg.
63d ct. Al W; VIM Reid W VIM II Aldrich Of al
ito enforce lion, &c): atty, Thomson.
9Th av, n " cor 1881 at, 4v.IlxloO; Samuel
Stone vs. Samuel " Smith ct al ito convey. &c):
atty, Stern 8.
Roberts ct al Ito restrain. &c>; atty. L A Jafer.
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave Now York. foot of Chambers
st. as follows, and i've minutes earlier from West
23d at.
O.On A. M.-vestibule express daily for Bng
OsOO hAmtOn. WGvcrlv ElmirA, Buffalo Brad
ford, jamestown, arrives Buffalo P. NJ. Parior Oar
to Buffalo.
ok A.M.-Daily. except Sundays. to Bingham.
O.lc ton, Owego, Waverly, Elmira and Delaware
Valley points. Daily to Port Jervls and Monticello
Pullman Parlor Cars
200 so, M%ysT Sf him'SaF:, nail daily
40 4 NJ, ChicSgo p; NJ, sleepers to Chicago,
7.2n +. M Bufalo and Cleveland Vestibuled
'CO Express dIily, arrives Buffalo T!Ob A. NJ,
Bradford 1870 A. NJ, Jame.to ! A. Nj, Youngs.
town 1927 4, Nj. Cleveland Y so P n. sleepors to
ok p. M.-Day solid train for Binghamton.
O.l ~ WAveriy, Elmira, Chicago. Sleepers to Buff
falo, hicago and Cincinnati. Dining car.
'CICKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
- ACCOMMODATIONS At ~, ia, POI; 4ol and
p5T broadway, 1877 BoweGy, $50 East l2hth st. and
21S West l25th a.. Chambers and West 23d at. fer
ries, New York: 333 aud $40 Fulton st., ~ Broad
way, Brooklyn; ~ River at. Hoboken. and Jersey
CITY Station. New York Transfer Co. cAllB for and
checks baggage from hotel and residence to desina
ton,
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ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
New York and Boston All Rail,

n. Y. n. II. 4 H. X. r. and connections
From Grand Central Station.
Leave. BY way of Due.
1904 AM Springfield and Worcester, 3:So p NJ
1000 AN, New Lond IN and Providence. 800 81
slO:O2 An $Sew London and Providence 4: 80 p NJ
1900 NJ. Springfield an Worcester, $40 N,
100 n, Air Line via willimantic. 600 M.
1:o2 PM, New London and Providence 700 p M
300 p New London and Providence. 400 p. n.
400 I'M, springfield and Worcester, 1000 Pm.
800 p. n. New London and Providence.
HOOP NJ
sII 900 p. NJ. springfield and Worcester 6:i5 A. NJ
$1,000 p. NJ, New London and Providence,
e;25 A. N.
"Runs daily. inclu ling Sunday.
ttRay State Limited all parlor cars; fare s., in
Guiding pnrlor car seat.
Return service hour and by same route
swirl stop at 25th st.
Through parlor aud sleeping cars by each train.
g. T. HEMPsTEAp. Gen. Pass Agent.
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The effect OF the coming holidays was notice.
able in the realty market yesterday. vsry
little business was transacted at private con-
tract and In the auction room only four offer
inRs we're sold. Two OF these were secured by
outsiders. There are no sales scheduled for
Friday and the brokers offices generally will be
closed both on Friday and Saturday. Il 10
expected thatthe remaining days OF the present
month and the early part OF October will see
very little business in realty. but later q pros
porous fall season 10 looked for.
Tho details Of the transaction, in which the
General Society OF Mechanics and Tradesmen
secured the Berkeley School building on Forty
fourth street. were disclosed by the oficial
records Yesterday. The deal was In the nature
OF an exchange. the society giving to the trus-
tees OF Columbia College several pieces OF
property on Sixteenth and Forty-eighth
streets and Seventh avenue as part paymen
for the Berkeley building. 10 to "a West Forty
fourth street
Frederick g.. Bourne transferred IS to 80
Liberty street to the Singer Manufacturing
Company yesterday for stated consideration
OF $4,000. Mr.. Bourne. who 10 president Of
the Singer Company. took title to the property
when 1t was sold at auction nearly two years
ago. The premises are now included in the
recently finished Singer building.
Harmon A. Perkins took title yesterday TO
about 90 parcels OF property included in the
Givan Homestead tract, The property was
transferred by the Mercantile and Corpora
tive Bank for q stated consideration Of
S276273
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Mechanics Liens.

1Isth at, n " cor ath av, lo0xqe.11; Lage
Bros 4 Co Va Geo Brown and apo 49,.
1lTth at. 4o to 50 "; John r Eakins vs. Jane
Birrell and VIM Ieffery .....................
Riverside Drive, near 81 ct. 2bI8o ; Charles
Burkslman Va Gottfried Piel ct al. ........
117th ct. 41x52 "; John Madden vs. william
Jeffrey. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
13<th st. Q. 2sb 9 LenoI av 5ox 100 John
Madden W Michael J. whelan. ...........
1llth st, n 4, 304 W 9TH av btXI0o; NY
Hydraulic Press Brick Co vs Max nchaef.
1l6th st, n q. 100 " Madison av, ICOxlOo;
Clemente Indelli vs. BENZ knover .......
Wendoyer av, 8 0, 1919 Washington av.
5p.tIloo; ChAs II Peterson ct al vs. Eta
st AIMS Az. " s, 100 Q 1853 ct. loOIlo0: ]
P Duffy 4 Co We AbelmAn 4 hosen baum
Horatio st. 90 to 1903; Matthias Schlageter
vs. Hugh Grant and ano..
Cannon at, 81; Jas Galligan VS. Krakower
Bracken Av, 9 .. 100 Jefferson Av. 25xIoO:
Edwd Boyle vs. MarxAret o'CCnnor ct al
1bSth st. 0 cor German pl. 97.tXloo. IL
s2.8IIOo.lI; The McDouRall a Potter Co
VS. Joseph d Jennings. observation-disclosures.
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Auction Sales.

At the New York Real Estate Salssroom yes
terday Peter F. Meyer d Co. sold in foreclos-
ure the four-story stone front building, 16Sx
Hafft for $4,000. and tho vacant plot 8SIII5I
x50X142,7. on tho south aide OF Wendovor ave
nue. 125 feet west OF Third avenue, to the
plaintiff. Thomas Lenane. for So. 900.
Samuel Goldeticker sold in foreclosure. the
four-story brick nat: No. 852 Warrington ave-
$1,000
Herbert A. Sherman sold in foreclosure. the
plot 100x10O.5, on tho south aide OF Forty
sixth street, 225 feet east OF Second avenue. to
Samuel We'll for $4,000
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18th StNisaV, 100000
DnryoA Orville A, vs. Jas J Sullivan. apth
at. 8. 300 " Columbus av-by bond
Brooks, Robt T, VS. Samuel Johnpois. spth
1899 sS7 90
BY bond-IssS 80. 1919
ton Az. n . j ii.h st-by bond ..IsOV'... a4S.o7
ssth st. 5. 100 Park az; 1899. 500. 90
81, as 100, " Park av. 1859 1.A1A.sa
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atanted females.

DooKBINDERs-headbA and liners up.
ID J, Y. TAPLEY CO., bond st.
EANCY Wanted, piquet makers and
Il learners.
FUCKER JosEPaY. 7I6.7l7 Broadway
~ PERAToRS-Expenenced on Tine shirt waists:
" mono Others need apply; host pay: work year
around J, X, PARKER CO.. 7s FlushnRAv.. B'klyn.
OSTRICH FEATHERS-Wanted, an experienced
" curler for an out-oftown jobbing house; yearly
contract with good salary; must be . hrat-clasB
curler. Address, box % Station A.
OSTRICH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pompon
W makers wanted; al.o . few smart Rirls learn.
era. TAILOR 4 CO., 28 WAyerly place.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

The Avenue of Travel South and Southwest.
CUBA. MEXICO AND CALIFORSIA.
Trains from Now York. depart from Pennsylvania
L. II. station Daily, Esd st. Cortlandt and Des-
brobses st.
aB- Tho leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt street 10 fve minutes later than
thar given below for Twenty-thrd Street
station.
1H:1O FAST MAlL-Pullman Buffet Sleeping
cars New York to Atlanta, New Orleans. SavAn-
nah and Jacksonville. Fla. Dining Care. Washing
ton and Spariauburg. Tourist and Sleeping Car.
Warrington 10 Sul Francisco TUESDAYS and fnlRys
2:55 r. Nh. Y. Il FLA. EXpRESS-PullmAn Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars. New York to Columbia,
savannah jacksonville. Tampa and Augnsta
2:55 T. h.-WASHISGTON CHATTANOOGA
LIMITED VIA LYNCHHu tG-pulman Drawing
hoOm Sleeping Cars. New York 10 Roanoke. Knox
Vile. Chattanooga. New Orleans and Memphis.
Dining Carr. Rsdford and Alfalfa
4:25 4. M.-WhsHlSGTOE h SOUTHWESTERN
LIMlfED-Pullman Drawing Room sleeping Cara
New York to Atlanta. New o:eans, b rmin CHAM.
Memphis, Ashevllle. Knoxville, Chattanooga 4
Nashville. DINING Car serves meals, New York 4
New Or!cIns.
FRANK :. CANNON. j. NJ. CUP,
Sd Nicc.Pres. Gen'l Mgr. Traffic Mgr
W, A, TURK. p A..
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Delaware, LaCkaWanRa & Western.

Stations in New York, foot of Barclay and Christie.
Leave n. Y. pher sts. Arrive n. Y.
500 am ......, Binghamtun Mail 900. $40 pm
$1,000 am Ithaca. OEWegp, Bunalo ES.,.,t 100 pm
1900 pm Buffalo aud Chicago Express 800 i'm
4;lO pm Scranton WilheabarTe and
Plymouth Express ..... ....I2:2O pm
1900 pm Buffalo and Chicago Lin. Ex ~ 80 pm
1890 pm Buffalo FIX. lar. BufAlotI IA am " e o am
$3.50 pm Ithaca, Oswego. Utica and
Buffalo tx. ..,.......... =. 90. .~7 80 AM
sleeper to Scranton. May be occupied to 40 am
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 1lS, 4aD
an $50 Broadway and 4 Park place.
WeStcotta Express Company will call for and
check baggage to destination. sDaily,
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Railrcads.
Pennsylvania
RATTHoAD,

III M
'AIh7o
STATIONS foot of w1sr TwEyTyrpInp srRrrr AND
DEsBaossEs AM CoRTiAspI sTnygTs
CortanSt ssra t a rom n,s sn i,.r ,h nna
sfationn s,o DSio . ior hwsmiy-tn , stree'
1858 A. M FAST MATT oIimited 10 Two Buffet
Parlor Car, Nav YORK. 70 pittsnuru sleepnu Car
s:bb A. M Fast IiNErp,t, shnrt, aud cIeyoInnd
y,5b A NJ pENNsVI y Nil IJMITED pnIima
Compartment sieopinv Dninv Smoking and Or.
seryation Cars For Chiceao Cieyeiand Toledo
liib p nj rGicAGn All, at Toi'iS ExPRESs -
For Iou.,iIe Wa H CincinnstN InSi.nanoii.
Chicago at Ionis
5;55 p, ~ WEsIrtERS EypRrss For cbic,eo
1855 p NJ aStrrIJWE 1TEpN EypREsa For
Pittsburg, Cleveland, Nashville tvia CincinnatiJ,
Eou,svihe indtanapolis - Louis ,,
SSi. ~ GhOlElc ENfhEon- ~. OF fItourS nna
IN LniIpsRo ; ror hnonViie dslly. bhenAnuoan Val
AZ. AZ noute' connects TOT CieVeiano except sa'ur'
%" m tpesorosses AM Gartianot sUeeu $50
NJ MAIL hSD EAPhESS.-PuIiman buHet
pi,tI bhns Nai NV iork 70 hito9ns East Siu',.y'
NNosouLg ana points west aaiiy except eunuay'
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
-,h6 a.o6 o.o- ,o,o ,no.hu..,u. -, ,n,,o cor.
i,ndt :t ~; ses sIree'
iSsE oiin nihE, $50 ND o1n "a,
iandt stres 81, ~ "a i,s C,,arassion. IN,
ali parior and II nin c.rst , 81 mann, ca -
,Dininu Carr s.bn p n $40 night Snnday
. go u:,6 iu.hh nining ca, MiS. ~ S.ES'
-. x 49,, ,r.. ~ rs III ~ 81 81. n, 49,.
cars 2h tDiiSiu,, c,ri x bpning o." rarI Az
pm io.Io ni,htS Val '' 'D'"s o"''' ''''
soIJTHFRS hTTWAy-E,nr.,s ,.sh 40, NJ
10 nivbt dsiix Ai' HAp'e's' 800 ''-' r. me-
NORFOi K AMI wESTFRS RAILWAY Far Nam.
~
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ATTACHMENTS Of Mortrar.

Adler, Lena to Samuel Kind. ............ s2T5(
Downe. ID. watson to solomon MARI ....... Non
FoL, Jo:ephto Albert Hochster... .......;; 9.6ot
gan sdn &c ..........,.,,... 5000
Same to same ...,.;:......,...:....... 1900
Greacen, Thomas Z to Emma II Cannon,
trustee. SC 5000
Hoffman. Louisa and ano. eIecr. &c. to Her
man g wahlig-A part =. ..........,....,,. 5000
bamo TO Annie N Klipp-1 part............ 5000
Same to Louisa Hodman-h part. ........... 5000
Icitnsr, Jacob to Catherine gheridan...... Nom
Machauer, Frank to the Central spar Verein 500
Manning. william to William Halls Sons 20,
schuchman. John & to the Central Spar
vsrein ..,...,.,,.,. 3ooc
Solomon. Morris to Max Tam enbaine 600. NON
Perkins, sIcr. &c. 10000
aians. morts). Observation-Disclosures. 1O(
de P Foster. trustee, ~. 70 parts $500. 7.ooc
Same TO same. 2-s parts. ."a.......:.....: 2.oot
E,tats $500
Wahlig. Herman g. to Kate Tisrney, V part. 5000
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8ailrouds.
new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
012 A. II. and 800 r. NJ. Daily. except Sunday, to
Pittsheld: Sundays only at N:2O A. VI.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices at Is, 26I 413 and 1910 broadway,
AZ Union SCI, W.. 2SI Columbus av al w l25th ST.,
Grand Central Station. i25th st. Station and l3sth
lot broadway, E. D., Brooklyn.
Telephone 1850 Cortlsndt" for New York Cen
trail Cab Service. Baggage checked from hotel
residence by westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent.
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Private Sales.

NJ. F. Kerby has sold to Peter Schnatz for
Louis Kickwort the frame cottage on the cor
ner OF Hughes avenue and Oaktree place.,
East Fifty-third street is reported sold
Karl NJ. Wallaoh 4 Son have bought the
dwelling No. POT East Eighty "A tn street
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FOR AMERICAS CUP RACES THE
. COLUMBIA
CENTRAL-HUDSON EOATS.

NEWBURG LINE: Pier "a. N H.. daily p NJ.
Saturdays, 5 p. NJ; Sundays. y A. NJ; Saturdays,
West Hath st. S:25 p. NJ; Sundays, y:25 A. N.
POKEEPsIE LlSEi Pier "a. n. r.. q r. II.
daily, except sundays.
KINGSTON LINE; West 10th at. daily. except
Satur lays and Sundays, 4 p. NJ; West 12pth at.
ago P. NJ: SATURDAYS, p. NJ; West I2Sth st.. 20
=. NJ, landing At West Point. Newburg. Now Ham.
burg. Marlboro Milton. Pokeepsie and Esopua. con.
Meeting at Kingston with L. and ID. X. II. for all
points In the CatskillS
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Plans Filed for New Buildings.

't owner; Bardett' srehitect; cost sa2. 900
q7th 81, Q 8, 236 o 1Hta avs two siI-story hAtA;
Salvador LagrAssA owner: Neville
BARRo, Archtects+ cost ...........,.. 10000
Wendover ay, 9. l42 Webster AV: two
four.story fats Emil Meyer, owner; Ne
Vile BSpge, architects; cost ,.,...'..,. 10000
Beach Sv as 20 l6lst ST. four tWo.s story
dwellings; william Wainwright. owner
and architect; cost $4,000
18th It, aI3.247 +. two six story hats; A Sill.
version, owner; Schneider Herter. archi.
Sd av, PIG; improvement to dwelling;
John RAtZer. owner: cost. ...........,.... 87b
lS5th st, q. I, y; Improvement TO factory;
architect; cost ..,,;.,.'...; 300
9th ay, 1852; improvement to dwelling and
store: Henry NAssorf, owner w cries,
architects cost. 800
24oth e., Independence Av to Hudson
River; Improvement to stable Douglas.
owner: Van Week Goldsmith. archi-
.!% a.. IN W Improvement to dwelling; -''0'
Wing owners Mcclure. archi-
Madison av, 20 aud n; improvement to nat
and store; 4 II Matthews, owner; A An.
defson, architect; cost ............... g.. 17b
blpt at. 81 W; improvement to dwelling:
& Berlin, owner; Kelly. architect;
Alien at, Z: Improvement to tenement and
Ia lis; Is iAG NatOlsohn, owner; Muller,
Broadway, W =, 10 . 3oth st; improvement
to store; ID Jones estate, owner; BockmAn
4 Beisler architects; cost not gwen.
lRlat st and st AIMS Av 9 cor: one and
two story shed; Hupfels Sons Brewery:
JKastner. architect: cost. $500
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Luigi. Flora. to Joseph Ferro and ano,
lOGth at. 4oD to 4l3 e; also All East
Nierisch, Charles. to Herman G LOhinan.
Lexington Av. 2O2T, cor l24th ST.
4yrS mos and yrs, renewal 1919,
TownShend. Jonn, to Timothy d Conneli.
broadway, Sc cor l3lst ut, 2Od.l2 yrs.
Same to same. same prop. ? yrs from Feb
/, 1920. .....,.....,.,. ,,,,,,,., ,,,,,'
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LEHlCH VALLEY.

In - v - In VIC ~ . .
Stations foot of West 23rd Cortlandt and Desbrosses
-, strsets Irenns. r 4 Ferries
thine West 23rd Street Other figures Cortlandt or
2e.afolsss street, naiIy sneeE, S9.asy SUNDAY
day leaves Bis. sunday leaves 6.I5
t'8.J0, 700 A. NJ. Local for EASTON.
r.:7;55, eS;gs A. n l0r y, ElA , Oh, NIAGARA
and Dining Cars Connects t3r Coal Branches:
gxhhiSa Rsu SSSn rs6 q lie pe1s Gn
Ted 70 seating capacity Due Buffalo SasP NJ; con.
1898 4Sss n sd1RkE7 S e. %esi hsshshs:
1918 34SF Local for MAUGh G GHGEk
1910, $40 i. NJ. Local cypress for EASTON.
s5,55, x0.OS l.. 81. For Budao and points West.
Through Sleeping Cars to Chicago and Toronto,
ro5S3t 500 p NJ Express for BuFP. 10 . ana
.IO.@J. 1870 Pm. For ITHACA, R6C HEsTRR,
South PLAINFiELD and BouND BROOK, locals,
daily except Sunday 10 40 1850 A. NJ '22o HV, '+lV
40, 's.2S AMI $50 r. NJ -. 49,,
Tickets aud Pullman accommodations at u.s. 81, 80
W 80 and 1854 Rrosdgay n uniGn Square est, ~
B,9adwSy and brooklyn ANNEX Station brooklyn
nom hotAl or residence thrn ugh to destination.
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CORNELIUS VAN COLT. PostmaStsr
Post once, New York. N. Y. Sept. ~, 1907
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS,
PORT OF NEW YORh.

clsimed and abandoned merchandise. embr.eina
22.ie7 PACKAGES. will be sold At Public AUCTION a.
Washington st. New York City. N. z. Sale to COM
mence Tuesday. Oct; II, 1892 at 10 o,etoch A. NJ.
are sold. Catalogues may be obtained at Seizure
Room, Appraisers Warehouse, on and after Oct. Y.
1899. @. r. BIDWELL Collector.
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domestic Servants aSantsd.


CHAMBERMAIDS, 40 cooks, 20 Mattresses, 20 laun-
" dresses 10 kitchonmaids, housoworkers. 30
cooks who wash and iron, laundresses who do
chamberwork. mattresses and chamberwork,
French. German and English ladies' maids nurses,
buffers, second and third men. grovms. useful
men in the house. servants in all capacities wanted
at Mrs. L. sEELY, 81 W. 22d at. Servants
entrance. 3b2 9Th av telephone call. 1911 18th st.
COMPETENT chambermaid and soamstress to go
~ to horristown, N. j.; good wages; references
quired. Mrs. L. SEELY. asa 9th av.
COMPETENT LAUNDRESs to 20 to Morristown,
" n. j.. small family; references required.
Mrs. l.. sEELY. 1852 9TH av.
E'IRsTCLASS waitress for . small family in Madi.
son, N. j.; best references required.
Mrs. L. SEELY 352 9th av.
PROTESTANT LAUNDREss to go two hours from
Il New York; good wages; best referenros re-
CURED Mrs. L. SEELY, 49, 9th Av.
DRoTEsTANT -LAUNDRESs also q competent
cham aid TO sew good wages: family living
in Hampstead. l.. l.; best references required.
Mrs. l.. SEELY, Sb2 9TH av.
PROTESTANT parlormad for the city: must have
Mrs. l.. sEELY. 352 9th Az.
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SeIerI BOARD.
Fast Side.
FOR nFwFv wERE


Fast Side.
FOR DEWEY WEEK.
SD ST.. 10 East-Elegantly appointed house. near
9th Av,. will accommodate few transients during
the celebration: superior cuisine and service.
MADISON Av.. ST -Boardsrs wanted; large and
wi small rooms; steam heated open plum bing
centrally located; transients.
MADISON Az, 1888. 166-Parlor door; private
Iu bath; second floor; other rooms; board; ref.
ersnces
49TR ST.. 80 WEST.
Several large. beautifully furnished rooms, with
private baths largo closets and every convenience
exceptional service. table and appointments.
dSTH ST. 127 wRsT-Handsome, large aicovs
fC room on second floor; other desirable rooms
table guests accommodated.
RQD sT.. SO WEST Large. desirable room unex.
OO pectedy vacated excellent table: ref. required
SRTH sT.. $40 wEsT-Large room, suitable for
w two: transienta accommodated for Dewey
week; table board,
R7TH ST., lao wEsT.-Desirahle rooms with su.
~ perlor board References required.
10Th ST.. $40 wEsT-Largo double rooms, very
10 DESIRABLE; excellent table; references.
S1TH ST.. 81 wEsT-Pleasant room on third noor
or three south windows; running water; large
closets; references.
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Brewi, John and Amelia, to Henry +. klugh,
lot 1To. block 4. amended map MApes
estate. lyr,.......''''''''''' ''''''''"'
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PhiiIips e.cp Sc in. aEo rs.n 70 va s0h ~,
Psrl a.th ward yrs .....,;;,;.......:.. i..oo
av n cor iostS Il louise Ts. Doree' 1t" No 600
same 20 p so1 xdisT snd Heny Herman
w h%dsGn 81 b SSrS 1000
stsa iiaa ~ ~ Elton az sIner i""u ROO
I'd Az Loai 81 H' 70 the Twelfth Ward Bank ooo
Met Katherine, 10 Wiiison ADAM: 4 Co ''o''
month, pl' a. 100 Grand Az D nm
Riley, Mathew, TO John o'ieary. Union Az wv
e. ds3ssp,S5o m old line George or i"o'h ,oo
Hu9ersho william 10 M.,y sidr,,n 7''oo
Ierspdi Pi.tra W. "sos tmn Az {r;:,;.,. 1000
asl,srS.;;r jobn law =, 7 r.::: 1000
aging director kc ssi ist Az s,lonn
ersS.a; dRs sisns 10 K,;, 5000
w issd 81 =, in sSIi :, 900
R lisnc s .i,ss Is 4 bfodhaT: Az ". 5000
VS. 90 sors. =, ., ' iee,b we'll Union sV .,o
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DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND MAINE.
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Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1899-08-11
ORIGIN OF ARKANSAS"

In the long ago, before the ad-
vent Of the palefaces, there dwelt
in the mountains of the Clarks,
two noted Indian Chiefs-Arkan
and Kansaw by name. They
fought many hard battles for SUI
premacy. When Arkan was slain
by the warriors of his rival the
mantel of greatness was transfer
red to his son, who continued the
conflict against the enemy of his
father.
In the Wars that followed, the
old chief Kansaw was taken pris-
oner and sentenced to death.
But the old man was spared on
the condition that he would give
the hand of his daughter in mar
rage to the young chief. AS
this arrangement was satisfactory
to all parties concerned, the event
Was celebrated with great pomp,
when the young chief assumed
undisputed sway over both tribes.
Then was the great river and all
the vast territory adjacent named
in honor Of the two old chiefs,
Arkan Kansaw. Thus the two
names were blended into Arkan-
saw. In latter years came the
white man with his exalted ideas.
Hence the "s' was substituted
for the 'w." This is the tradit-
ional account of the origin of Ar
kansas.-Arkansas Independent.