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Architect Nv 4 HOLE.
Mr.. Simonton Prevents workmen froi
Putting n Pole on Uncle Sans sidewalk.

Putting n Pole on Uncle Sans sidewalk.
Camden. \. j.. Sept 81 The United States
Government Is putting up at Third and Arch
streets new Post Office building which Is to
cost S225OOO. On the corner there is pole
burdened with many wires. Supervising
Architect Smonton Of Washington. who Is in
Camden keeping an eye on the building, de-
sired that the polo he removed. No one SCENE ed
to have the authority to do this and SO he
simply changed the curb line in front OF the gov
eminent property rounding 1t so that the poe
would be in the street. The Camden authors
ties would not have the pole there. and they 80
notified the heating and power company own
ing the wires This morning EN- ployees OF the
company started to dig hole on the Post
Of1lco pavement for new POLE which they
brought with them.
Special Officer Fox Of the Post once tried to
stop the workmen Ho was roughly pushed
aside and the work OF digging the hole was
finished. The men we're about to rear the pole
when the supervising architect appeared and
ordered them to stop. They refused. and to
prevent them placing tho pole Mr.. Simonton
jumped into the hole. which was six feet deep.
and stood there calmly smoking cigar while
a despatch was sent to Washington asking ad-
vice.
Some OF the en- at empted to pull Mr.. ST.
monitor out OF the hole. but Mayor Hatch sent
a squad Of police. who arrested seventeen Of the
workmen and protected tho architect. Mr..
Simonton remained in tine hole more than an
hour Then the employees OF the company
left and he was pulled out Employees OF the
Government fllled up tho hole. After spending
several hours in the Camden Jail the seventeen
workmen were released.
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lsxeo11, to, the plaintiff. New o York Life
the t%o.s S h brick house. and - a frame
house, Nos. 1868 and 1870 Third avenue.
to William Rnnkin for S14.2O0: also, the two
story dwelling on lot 14.9x1Oo, on tbe west side
OF Third avenue. 1lB feet south Of KingshridRe
Road, to Edward Greenbnum for $4,000. and
the hye.story stone front dwelling. 25xlOO,5.
No 14S East Forty ninth street, to the plaintiff.
Philip KleesberR. for $50, 1874
Philip A. Smyth sold in foreclosure, the
ecven-story building. leasehold. Nos 102 and
lOt Fulton street. about 5DySl. to the plaintiff.
Isaac ]. Greenwood. for $50 900
Herbert A. sherman aold. in foreclosure the
two three story stone front dwellings. Nos. W
md 10 Fast 10th street. to the plaintiff f.. e..
Turnure. for SlO.5OO and the four-story dwel-
ling. 23Xi'2. No H3S East Seventeenth street.
to Max Ernst for SiG.5OO.
William Kennedy sold. In foreclosure. tho
vacant plot. JS6x0S 1Ox1o 1OxS7.2 x12. 1OX
40 11x1OO. on the east side OF Twelfth avenue.
Al feet north OF 13lst street. 10 the defendant.
Thomas Adams Jr.. for 1880. -
ID. Phoenix lngraham Il Co, sold. in foreclo-
sure. the three-story brick dwelling. 16:Sx7O.
No, 1912 Madison avenue. to the plaintiff James
II Woods. for 81. 800.
RichnrdX y. Hornett 4 Go. sold the four story
brick dwelling No. 2O7 Enst Twentieth street.
leasehold. to T.. Sink for $500
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Bradley 4. Currier hayo sold to a Mr., Rich
the three-story and basement brownstone
dwelling. on lot l7XlOO, No $50 West 1924
street.
Lowenteld & Prayer have purchased the
front and rearbuildngs, In lot 25x0S o; No 314
East Twenty-tlfth street.
Christopher Kelly has sold to W. II. Saul tho
four-story brick fiat, 2OX73 10: No. 1896 Lex-
ington avenue
Henry d. Minons 4 May report the sale Of
No32 West Fifty sixth street for Mrs. sheppard
Knapp. This IL n four-stOry house, GiHe 25x
$40. lot 40 feet also No. 30 West Fifty sixth
street, adjoining, n four STORY residence. size
ltxlOO3. for Mr.. James Lcnox Banks t. Mr..
Henry Seigman, who will erect n double man
sion on the iorty-oue feet front thus acquired
The same Arm lso reports the sale OF No. ~
Fast Filty-AeVenth street, Il iOur-story private
residence. on lot lOO5xl0 feet for Mr. David
frankenherE. on private terms.
w. l.. TAYLOR 4 Sons have sold for Mrs. Sarah
j. Merritt, the three story stone dwelling No.
~ West forty-ifth street. on lot lSaXlOO :.
They have n 40 sold IN conjunction with the
firm Of J.. J. Carpenter the adjoining property.
No, 60 West Forty;tlth street. same size. max :
ing plot Of 81 BNlOO5. The purchaser Is W.
Raiol and he has expressed his intention OF
tearing down the present buildings in the
spring OF 1900. and erecting on tho plot a
twclve-story. ilrc-prooi apartment hotc
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PHILhDELPHT4'S WATER SUPPLY
Experts Recommend That the Upper Della
ware Re Used Mt Cost of S12 goo OOO.

Experts Recommend Tint the Upper Della
ware BE Used Mt n Cost of S12, OOO. goo.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 2l.-The report Of the
expert engineers. Rudolph HerinR. Joseph NJ.
Wilson and Samuel NJ. Gray. who were appoint
ed to examine the sources from which this
city could obtain u pure and ample supply OF
water. was sent to Councils today by the
Mayor The document was long. presenting in
detail studies Of streams in eastern Pennsyl-
rania and New Jersey. Tho conclusion was
that the .Schuylkill had not sufficient flow to
supply the city and that the waters of the up
per Delaware River should be used. being
brought here by condults and stored in reser-
voirs. The question of filtration is considered
and it is suggested that the, system
estimate that the cost OF constructing
the various ,conduits, reservoirs. machinery.
&c. would be Sl2.uO.UOO. and IN accord
ance with, this recommendation. at the
request OF the Mayor the Chairman OF Councils
Committee on Finance introduced a bill pro-
vidlng for n loan Of the sum named.
Tie experts say that plans for the new water
system can be completed in sx months and
that the plant can be completed and in opera
ton within two years.
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Recorded Mortgages.

Bloomfield. Ernestine. to John q Jenny.
3Vth st. 4l4 west, 3 yrs.................,.. $40
Same to same. 4l2 " SAITH st. 3 yrs...... 40
Murray, James c. to Builders Realty Co,
Central Park. >, h,5 Tooth st.
Burgess. Mary, to Vim c Barton. st AIMS
ay, 5U2 3. l56th 81 yr............ 7
Hoernlein, Anna, to Bernard Meyer. S5l
Madison st. a,yrs, ...... ,,.,...,... is
Herb. Jacob and William Seitz Jr, to Hart
man Gundrun, Goth st. II =. 26D
Hooks. kath p 10 William Allan, Its 80
< 81. map sec A. Nyse Est. | yr............ 7
Same to same. lots as, % X ~. same map,
Periateln Pine to James Livingston, aistst
So $50 " Columbus av. yr ..........,,... 1875
Guldsteiu, B Irah. 10 Dist. No. OF the indie
pendent order Bena Berth, 2j5 10th st,
The Johna n Cement Coat II. Go. to Howard
H. Bayr". trustee; deed of trust of all
properly, assets. &c,, secret for the manu-
lecture Ut Fr iclc known as the Johnson
Cement Dating, secures bonds 20 yrs. 500
The NeF England Cement COATING o., t.
tane, deed of trust same as above, secures
bonds 20 yrs %
Dtlitskv. Morris and Saul Friedman, to Pin.
Gus LpwcnfcId aud ano. 9Ist S. So. 1919
sd aV, yr.,.....-..,..., ,,.......,,,.... 1915
Fhtner VIM H. ct al. to Edgar Logan lots
l3S to LA. a3a 20 23H aud 243 to PAW.
map OF lnwCod, 9Th ward, = vrs"..,,.., IL
Coyre, Mary, 10 Joseph fettretch, I'd ave,
NV or 4th st. NaEQhrld demand .,,...,,. &
Frey. VIM ]. to I'm ted sta Is Trust .cIrs.
SC 23Ith st, >. Ia Oneida av, yr.. 8
| Hyne. Vim NJ. to Manuel Lopez. Broadway,
| vcorhis, John II, 10 Broadway Savings Insti.
| tuition. 7SS Greenwich at, VT. ,.,.,..,.... 30
,Mlsel, David AMI Edwin; TO Dry Dock SAY;
ings Institution, Manhattan st, n =, hb.3
from l25th st. yrs. ...,....,..... $40
! Grady, Michael to Mutual Life Ins Co. 6S2
III AS' yrs'''''','''',''',''''', .....,..,f DO
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Goerck st. l. 25x75, John Lthis to August
22nd SIS, 10 W nth av, 25x.a; Virginia
r. Ernst to Emma Murrar, y part. b.75'
"f fnSma. C. oi aia to sarah Iqii.nd
New st. 10 and 20 aud 20 and - Broad st.
upon pas which tie commer s1s caSo Bnd
ing Is erected; the stock EXchsnge
Building Co t. the Commercial Cable
Fo. or Barretto st, -. 1892 1e3ih st,
Colin to William Allan. .................... $500
jacob ti6iiham to Nicholas d Mcsorioy. 1850
3Hth st, 4l4W. 26S"s;" John q Jenny to
srth IT, az I y. e5XSs.a. John jenny to
s5th st, 80 ana 90 ", - .sxloo.5.' Eirnesttno
b Bloomfield to John u Jenny 80; .....,..,,
dort Hiier to Amos II soper' , 49,. ''' 600
p?SSpsi' Al peea sm, f %she Fl
wilkins 81. So cor JenninEs 81. :5x'sx25.2
xlm'; Charles W Culver referee t. George
Canreh st. l.t to goo, VS.. 70, 100; Samuel
F1x st. W =. VI. n Home St 251H7.ax2d,2x
757; william Itnebel TO Anna R.um ,...,, 400
23Ith st. II g. 10 Oneida ay. bOxl0n 5
Trust Company ex!s to William Frey Yo
jay st. II. 25IsI.r: Jav stf. Nv stApl.st.
O.IOXsi'2 Jaw st, SIS 10 CIR, enwICh ct.
oi1ss.s; Samuel II Belts ct al to samuel
csntia! PARK West s. sol Dsth st. COX ''''
1no;' August Oppenhcimer to Max Dan
esd st. az. $50 West End av i5ovico.5;
John ip Royan to Geo Art h u;.;.;%r. 500
r., o.,
berg 10 Lotte Bednovit H.. .,,.........
9TH aves; 2o,"s l"sth st. 75s1no; James
White Pain: road. lot. q to e, map bldg
VN6x lll.3x112H2IlOl.ll3 White Plans
rG.s to ios to AZ w saG" maP l cs.
av. cor MAsenta az, 25oA l3oH irres:
p OH to Minnie Menilowi,i.. ,,''.",
ed st: 70 F. ~ ;2f f.s:o13 Mayors
l?sth t. ~ ". - 4SSnii; Frederick
Houston. ekr. To Mary Yelling ............
Ic2d st, SIS, lsgw Pleasantav. ls.tx1ou.lo:
Max Chiang to samuel Levy ;;,.,,,,,
to g gore r., on " 261p12i;; Andrew Gray to
Max ChifmG !. iAr-:.ihitb.,d 500
Mc IF ct TO Vim Mullen. ,D'O@ l'i
Carminest, 70. So. 2HxHo; VIM II Williams
Henry st, $50. s, 2aaIl6ox2a 4xIOo
Eiward vii Lens to Irving Kempner
Csrmine 81. MS IN Beiford st, 2310s.
Chas Goldstcin to Max Cohen and ano.
Same prop; Max Cohen and an" TO Chas
18th st. $40 Il, 25xIoas: Edward Wickcns
Davis to Jonas VI Iibhey .....,...........
18th ct. II s, Il3 o Av b. 25xloa.8: AnnAE
Haas and ano exrs. 10 FAX X Berlin and
same ie prop: John Haas ct al to same 49,,
A Ferrn"c s WANT H' to yosepH OK, 'A
Goerck at. iH. 25IiOo Mary A Humphrey
sd st, ia " s5sio2;s: M.rearc,h. ''''
Ruth Field ,',',..,,"..,..,. a4.oo
Crescent aN. II " cnr st John ny, 25kSI.5:
Emplocecs G "op Elde / Loan As.oc,. 200
Seili and ano eYTs to Louis Katz and ano. lao
Prospect T. trace cor 18Th -. 100;
Michael W Divine to Joseph T. Butter.
Greenwich at, ~, " 4. 2b.lI 100. 5r25.3x
Louis Laufer to Hannah Mandelsohn and
ano, 4 part. .............. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Monroe IT. III. $ =. a5x4VI25I4G.l0. Caroline
Dunn to Jacob Gnldstc.n, ..,..;.......,.
St. Nicholas Ay. W x. - II. II l4Hth Fl. BOX
1875 VIM A Hoe to Margaretha Struss..... 10
18th st, 2i1 O. 25xlO2.2; Kate Brennan to
MlCnael MAE f,,,,.,,,,. 1890. .,r,,,
13sth vt. as. l45 southern Boulevard. IL
xloO Alfred Dunkel to Herman Won Wien.
Il part..,...,....,.......... .....,..
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Brook av, ., 1870 n lsath At. 1s.5x1oo.e; Thos
6aynor vs. Noils Toelberg' ct al; atys, Sayers. G
d q.
Eagle av. VS. % n 1e1st st. 15xloo; Frederick
Kearney.
9th st. 22o +. Jacobinc Minrath VS. Theodore
Runkcli ct al: attvs. Hoadley. Isl
5ith st, 222 +. John kutherfnrd VS. same: same
attys
Az 4. es. 2b,s SID ST. 2I.axgS: Max Kobre We
Anna Markham ct al: atty. J. $ Finn.
t3d 81. SIS. 100 nh NV. iOOxl OOb: Cornelius
Beecher ct al vs. VIM Hinton. foreclos lien: atty.
+ Brdsall.
lu5th st, II s. 1875 W LIST av. I5I1o9a: The Mutual
Life ms co Va LOUIS Lcsc ct all atty, G Il Miller.
Beach av. cor Kelly at. BOX %; Charles Unangst
Va John II Baker ct all atty, c Vnsngst.
Kelly g. II y. 2hO e Robbins av. 80 irreg: NJ chael
Cowen VS. Elizabeth M"Kinlay ct all atty. Press.
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Two Delegates of tho Chicago Platform
Democrats Admitted.
The Independent Labor party decided last
night. after long wrangle to adopt recon-
mendation OF the Credental Committee to seat
two delegates from the Chicago Platform Dem
ocrats. The report OF the Credential Commit
tee stated that the Chicago Dem0crats sent
The report was bitterly opposed by Otto Hour
oWitz. who was there as a delegate Of the Social
Democrats He declared that the Chicago
Platform Democrats would capture the PARTY
II they were admitted to representation Del
eRnte Tendon said the same.
why were the Social Democrats admitted
them" asked Delegate Prince OF the cigar
packers.
adopted by a large majority.
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34th St 145 and 14T W; Stlwell. Bicrcc 4
Smith-Vaile Co VS. Roster. Bal X Co......
63d st. $50 c / 18th av. lOONloD.5; Becch"r L
Van Loon vs Win Hinton. ............
11TtI st 46 to 5ow: Patrick + Fitzgerald
VS. Vim Jehery Observation-Disclosures.
1otth s.. ~ ": Frcdk b Roach vs Geo Hes.
sells and auo. Observation-Disclosures.
10th at, sc cor Manhattan nv, 25xlOo; Al.
fred N James VS. Philip Drummer and ano.
l3lst st. as, 3O4 LenoN av, 31xH9.ll
John A PhilbriHk VS. Chas II Brown........
LIST av ia; Paul Rehfcldt vs. Henry q
SchlewitZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Cannon 81. 80: Jackson Il Lpdzinsky va
krakower GOcll. ............ ..............
Same prop: Rub n Grau vs. same e.. ........
Same prop: Conrov Bros W snme............
same prop: Win II 'hmohl vs. same .......
Grand At, 3s1; VIM " Vaughan VS. Joseph
III Bennett ct al ...... ... 49,. ............,..
111th st. 80 to So W: Won Bauer Iron Works
and anO Va Vim Joficrr................... ...
12pth st. 80 and ~ T.; Anton Larsen v,
Cuharine Van Nalcu ct al. ......,...........
153d st, s =. 200 e, Grand boulevard, 20,
"p.1: Hasslum K Werdall W Mary A
Cannon. ........................
Robbins av. Sc cor l47th st. 6OSiOO; Ed
mund Il Cornell VS. John Dale and ano
153d At, = $. 300 " Amsterdam av. 75IDp.I1
Church + Gates Co VI Mary A Cannon.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

Interest in realty Yesterday was transferred
from the private sales to the auction branch OF
the market Every one OF tho eleven offerings
scheduled was actually sold and in i've in
stances outsiders wero the buyers Over some
OF the parcels there was quite bit OF compete
ton. but the majority were secured
without much effort. Ono OF the par
coils sold was the seven-story iron
front office building. part fee and
leasehold. Nos, 102 and 104 Fulton street. The
property belonged to John Petit and was sold
under foreclosure proceedings. The incum-
brances on the property were so great. S14S.555.
that there was practically no competition when
it WAS sold to the plaintiff IsaacJ. Greenwood.
as executor. for $4,000. The other offerin1s
were without any particular interest. Seven
offerings are scheduled for Tomorrow
In the brokerage branch OF the marx OF the day
was very dull Few sales were reported and to
these no interest attached
A deed was filed yesterday whereby the Com
mercial Gable Building Company took title
from the New York Stock Exchange Building
Company to a small triangular piece OF land
within the plot upon which the Commercial
Cable Building is erected. The consideration
stated was 81 The transfer was made in order
to settle any question Of ownership. Tho
building itself is numbered IS and 20 New
street and 20 and % Broad street.
Nos 190 to 200 Church street. 75x100. was
transferred by Samuel Il. Belts to Amy b. Por-
ter for $22O.OOO
The Johnson Cement Company recorded n
decd Of trust OF all its property. assets and the
secret for manufacturing the article known rs
! Johnson's cement coating. The amount is
$4,000 and secures bonds The decd was
| given to Howard Il, Bayne. trustee.
| A lease was recorded by which Alfred W, Dc
Pima secures the property No. 394 Fifth
avenue for 10 years at $4,000 a year. The
| lease was made by Clara W. Stetson.
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West Side.

10TH ST.. 20 wEST-Dcsrabe large and hall
10 roomsi modern improvements; gentleman or
married couple references.
Doth ST.. ~ WEST-Furnished rooms; large and
~ small; moderate prices
y THST. I4i WEST near Broaiway)-P Pleasantly
Of furnished square ard hall rooms every CON
yeniencc baths; references exchanged.
4 ETH ST., 80 WEST Parlor1 for ply stefan; con-
1O meeting second floor; other large and small
rooms; handsomely furnished
18th ST, ~ WEST - Handsome back parlor,
tC suitable for hyBican, In select house; also
other desirable rooms.
18TH ST.. IL wtST-Suite. with private hath;
+ . also SINGLE roomn; references; private aAly.
1OTH ST., 233 WEST-Sunny southern rooms in
10 newly and elegantly furnished residence;
dainty table IL desired.
10Th ST, I4o WFST-Between Columbus ay. and
~ Broadway; elegantly furnished rooms: private
house: single or suite all modern i'm proyeme Is;
with or without board
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De PeystSr, Edwin to Caleb NJ Casey: River
side DIVE. II e cor llOth st. lOlxaO.2Ilul
<, 70 yrs .,...,... ..:..............:.., @.
seferd. Louis to John Winters; rsrk na 6V'
St.tson, Clara W. TO Alfred Dc Pima; 9th
Rv, 8a4. pet 3dth and 31th st. IL yrs. ,.,..
Heyman. Samuel, alelt, to Frame JungO
and an =: saith At Ia Fast. VT 49,. ..... .
Immep. Luer. to George We!late; 4th av.
Az, cor H-d st. 10Y ....,-. 81. 500
Oakley. 1h0s CEnd ano. sXrs, to George
Il ~ r; G. llmbns AZ. SAB. VI .,
av. 3Sl. II " cor 22d ~. g yrS.........,....
White, ChAs +, 10 W Clshnar; Amster-
dam Av, 6al and $685. IS yrs.
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NORFOLK. Va. Sept, 2l,-The North Carolina
Pine Association met here to-day and gave the
price OF North Carolina pine lumber another
boost. An advance OF nifty cents thousand
was made on all grades EXCEPT A and "a
wide edge and "a and "a edge No l. These
four grades remain unchanged The attend
ance was about the largest at any meeting
since the association was formed. Those
present represented an annual output Of six
hundred million feet.
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eth av. e cor 37th at. 24xso124.s10o; Lenor av.
es 40. l2oth st. Il 6xS5 asa st 1917 9th av.
2sxirreg 33d vt. 8. go W 9TH av. 25xl2d sd st.
SIS. 500. W 9TH av. lO.Sx2I .bS21.3N25.
Moses l. Wciss VS. John G Eckersnn ct al, eXors.
&c ito sRtiSfy julgmc emit: atty. Hal n.
and under water. &c. adj land Of Duryea estate,
CITY Island. -NiuXlO+ Hx7O; Elizabeth d DeIancrv
vs. William Anderson tor possession. &cl; atty. W
f lmonds.
Land under water &c. in front Of lots R5s to $40;
map ElH Il Is King estate City Island, 76x-175x-:
EliH DeL,ncey IS Louisa Pell. for possession,
&c: atty, W d Edmonds
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Tastes of Dead Leaves and Is Said To De
Causing Int estinal Trouble.

The Croton water in Harlem is in bad condi-
ton again. As was the case two months ago.
1t is discolored and tastes as il strongly i'm
prcgnated with dead leaves. 1t is especially bad
mornings. Dr.. Warren G. Chaplin Of 50 West
lO4th street and DIR. John Moorehead OF "a
West 1O4th street declared last night that tho
water had caused great deal OF intestinal
trouble in that neighborhood. and that they
had advised their patients not to use any OF the
water without hoiinr H.
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Ado,ph d. Strauss Parlor Abla.e.

Adolph ID. Strauss daughter Gertrude. who
was getting her fathers house at 20 East Sew
enty-sixth street in order for his and his sons
return from tho country. discovered a fire in
some tapestries in the pdrlor yesterday after
eXtingushed the flames The police .stimn ted
the damage at 5000. but the destruction Of sew
siderably larger
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a..xt..u ro-o,o-..,,.
"t S, msiy II 70 lno nni.,ion unmn "
:, I,o S,eooihs I" eh'choS 10 in'erV"'o mn
~ ~. a.. - Wi, "'O''
m ui heorle - 10 Noan nus'r"' VIII A Eoo
Dr9go; Henry ". @ Grace Nis6li; Southern ooo
nieNaiu, loou -; u III - w ct "''''
van ii, .,,.::;. ,on;n,.o,r,.,a;:. 1000
Central Gem, Park West w,s6oli s"sih St'a ooo
Mere.' Mabel to Donald So lopcsy Pros.
Dr. ~ " ~ '"'i 'o"'h VI foN IT. "e' -r ooo
=, mhni. a. ,y,i 'o'"o"
'ah O,luu "a; Snar g hno. " a 1891. W hteil
Maho' "llhins pi'Sc cur oenh'hss 81 . TIA
,, ~
riiinh ~ ln h - 5W'
.n.n, ~ "! a.. na'""''"' pa NJ ''''' roo
,t, al ~, yrs n ,n,h e'"o
etIi"eii' a anHLe D. 10 9h III T. neu,i". Svtm
~ u =. low S'na pSu ~ -, 49,
oh sv yr, 5000
i'suau lsAac a: g. VII ~ l. finh hs l. aansS
ny u,rector' l"o" "u "' saio"h ie"oe' ue' mn
anu. =, ~, <'ooo
'unemah, nentN a, 10 Amsmst frsu'ehi 'is' mn
NJ =. o. hailrOau hV' ~ yrs ''ooV
pusck, Mlhnie et AZ 10 lfrstees vi tne cun,
Rre9auoh sheafeth le'a"I' ='' west '@-o 90 mn
~, ITS ,,,, 'o'o''
baun, anna, 20 william Nenoei' FOX "' ron
VI u OF nome ~, oEis -. ''"o'
.oyne. mary 70 George Nattrc's' Sun Nv e.oo
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MAD DtG BITES FOUR.
One of the Victims Goes to the Pasteur
Institutc-DoG Shot by n Policeman.

One OF the NictiMs Noeh 10 tho Pasteur
Instituto-DoG Shot by Policeman.
mad bulldog ran into yard in Bowers
street. jersey City. yesterday afternoon and BIT
G-ycar-old Frank Luck. OF II Bowers street. OF.
the legs. 1t then attacked and bit 14-year- old
William r. Davis Of 10 Hancock avonue. in
front Of his home. In South street the dog bit
Mrs Mary Hcstic OF 491 Palisade avenue. II
c. Ludwig OF 9G Ogden avenue was also bitten
the dog finally ran into the yard OF l.O05 Sum
NIT avenue. where il was shot by Policeman
Feehan. Mr. Ludwig. who is wcll-to-do
manufacturer. went to the Pasteur Institute
for treatment.
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Miller, Clifford l.. W Frederick C SchwarZ-
Ter ct al, Washington nv, ws,lI5 l73d
So lN'f
Mnrrison. John, Co vs. stephens Green.
Him st. II =. 10 9Th av, 1899. .........
Hodk,nson, Samuel n, VS.. same. same prop.
iSHS.'. ...a.'.'...' 49,.
CO Purcell Co vs. John Menke. ITO Madi-
aon av. 1875 ............. .................
Jones. Howard 8, VS. same. same prop, 1895
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Pians FILED for New RulIdin1s,

@s ssl,a Fsssnsas Haeh' ooo
story dwellings: Ferdinand Hecht. owner;
Trinity ay es. 81 n ihfth 81: fourteen three. ''''O
story dwell ngs; Ferdinand Herht owner; o
1".th St, ns,25s Trin'tg ay three three;
story fats; Fte ,ei,f horht' owner: MI oo
l6tth ST, n s. 20 e Cauldwell az: nye three.
story tenements: Fer linand Hecht,
err: Gnrvir. architect cost ,,,,, ..... 10000
7, .tnry s. 1 Mash it. owner s% thsfe
Darwin architect; cost ..,.,...,..... 10000
'1% n9 f e" c fi o%n:I H5T aaT1n
l5sth n's st. cor Trinity av; three.sor; QUO
dwclng Ferdinand Hecht. owner; NJ j
Gary n architect: cost ........... 5000
Cedar place. ss. ne Trinity avi three-sory
fiat; F"rd nAna Hecht owner; NJ JG"rvin.
s1tS S 81. s. i4oe i2th av one story stable 0''0'
ny, P t'ery Co. owner: J c HanhinsOn.
l5"th St, ~ VI, one and a half story '''
church; Polish cAthoc Church. owner; ,ooo
,-SS M la Mnrr E"I "v $4,000
' stable e. Thomas cas " oTnoH " ciarF'
70 a.s 'Rs S sS COW "~n 'Ssf S SsSfSE
Baoge ArrhitE ctI; cost .................. 10 600
Charles st. s4,8s: six.story nat p J. Her. ''''''
ter, owner and architect: cost 49,. $4,000
65th st. ZAP ": nvn story stable and stOrage
house: sarah Adams. owner; J Pei
Arthur av, Wa 2sa a Pelham av; three. ''''''
story dwelling dwelling, C,rriilo' owner; HA o
9th az. 2O2l; Improvement to dwelling and
store; \ II StainherI, OK hoIs; ] Il Tar.
ner, architect: cost 80. Observation-Disclosures. 600
l44th st. ms 10Y Willis ave; improve
ment TO dwelling; Manhattan Ry Co.
owner: A Arctander, architect; ,ost.,,... 700
Washington nv. q i. 100 lTGth ST. Doyle,
owner; s CLARK, architect: cost ,'.'.,,,.' 900
18th st 1?H r. improvement to dwelling;
cost ,.,..,.,,, 100
Jackson ay. g =, 100, Cedar Place; improve
ment to dwelling; @ LAvclle owner:
II Lavrlle. architect cost. .,,.............. 400
Arthur av ?33 Pelham NV; improve
mPnt to dw ceiling: u Carrillo, owner; A
Kapp, architect, cost ........,.... coo
9th At. $40 r; Improvement 10 tenemPrt:F
Brcnhaucr owror; W Cole, architect,
cost zoo
Tad At and Madison nv; Improvement 10
dwelling: s NJ Andrews. owner; Shcrwin
4 Crownshicid, architorts: cost ......... 900