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Chairman RelIef Commit!
HOUSTON TERRITORY.

The following telegraphic correspondence
took place between Governor Sayers an,
the local committee yesterday, fixing thu
territory to be supplied by Houston:
Taliaferro, Chairman:
Austin, Texas, July 1.-Two cars OF
Kaffir corn and peas sent you today
from Dallas. Have ordered 1000 BUSH
els Kafflr corn to be shipped you from
Kansas City, Please see that It is
equally distributed throughout all the
flooded district. Jos. ID. sayers,
Governor.
Taliaferro, Chairman:
Austin. Texas. July 12.-Bear in mind
that the seed which ] am ordering to
be sent TO you for planting purposes
must be distributed equally through
out the entire flooded district. / am
go advising parties who are appealing
TO me. Jos. d. Sayers, Governor.
Governor Sayers. Austin:
Houston, Texas, July 12.--Your tele-
gram stating that seeds sent here
must be distributed equally through
out the flooded district received. This
committee can not undertake to dis
tribute to any counties except Grimes,
Waller. Fort Bend and Brazoria. Each
member OF this committee Is neglect
ing his own business to relieve the
sufferers. We know the conditions
which prevail In these counties but
In no others. and orr present under
taking Is as great as we can carry out.
Taliaferro. Chairman.
Taliaferro, Houston:
Austin, Texas, July IL. - UNDER
stood from your telegram in regard to
seed for planting purposes that you
would undertake distribution for entire
flood district, and therefore have been
ordering seed direct to you from Kan
sas City and from the State of Kan
sas. You must include Washington
county and ship direct to Il. p Curry,
Brennan, and he will distribute. Con-
ute to Grimes. Waller. Fort Bend.
Brazoria and Washington counties.
Answer. J. D. sayers. Governor.
Governor Sayers:
z Houston. Texas. July I've will
take Washington county on our list.
8. Taliaferro. Chairman
Taliaferro. Chairman;
Austin. Texas, July 12--Telegram re-
oeiyed; thanks. Communicate with
+ Hon. d. C. Giddings. Jr., BRENNAN,
Washington county.
Jos. D. sayers. Governor.
WHAT THE RAILROADS ARE DOING
n response to the kilograms sent on
1uesAny 10 the general managers OF tn
sa5tens railroads in Texas. asking thsi
~ IN ~ way Of supplying seed for tn
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WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED.

The following letter received by Tn
Post was turned over to the committee:
Houston Post.
Fields La, July live use 100 to
$50 men in the woods here all the time.
Can give work to twenty five or thirty
men. II that many families could be
sent here We Will help them build
houses and give men work at from sec
TO s35 per month and board. Please
answer to Orange. Texas.
CraddoclS & Arbogast.
Craddock & Arbogast. Orange
Houston. Texas. July 12.--Letter to
Houston Past handed us stating you
will take from twenty-five to thirty
men with families. VIII you arrange
for transportation and name point TO
which You want them shipped.
Taliaferro, Chairman.
Talieferro, Chairman.
Orange, Texas, July 12.--wiil be In
Houston Thursday or Friday to ar
range details.
Craddock G. Arbogast.
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Houston Charity and Relief Assn.

little over two weeks ago the direc.
tors of the Houston Charity and Relief as
ISOLATION met and examined the books.
which showed that there had been some
thing over 5000 used In the relief work
and that at present there was only about
$40 in donations to rely upon each month.
As this amount was not sufficient to pay
me anything for my services and leave
anything for charity. decided to give my
time 10 the work free for the summer
months. especially on account OF those
care for me.
A few days ago / placed little babe in
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FORT BEND COUNTY.
Houston Post.

Houston Post.
Whites Switch, Fort Bend County,
Texas. July Ill have given rations
to S62 people and have enough on
hand to run me until Wednesday Eyes
terday). Would like to have little
more corn, as have mill and can
grind II. There is great deal OF sick
ness In the camps and two deaths SO
far. wish you would send out some
medicine and clothing. as these are
needed badly. Try and get the sup
plies off by Wednesday. do not be-
lieye In dealing out luxurles to the
flood sufferers. but We have some very
old and infrm people In our camps.
and II is almost impossible for them
to do without sugar and coffee. and It
will be highly appreciated II you Will
send me some patched coffee and sugar
and some molasses. G. G.. Garrett.
General Waties, Fulshear.
Houston. Texas. July i2.--G. @. Gar
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...m young Ralston. at the latter
ms cum ranch in waller county has ps e,u
dsaserqSsy ~ but M + Fs sSa Mrs o0ah
now now ,a as With him for the past week.
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ENDORSEMENT ENOUGH.

Even our competitors admit we give
the best color and best work; all you want
is our work. 81 Packard's Troy Laundry
912 Prairie avenue; phone 1892.
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The Ex-sInves. Reunion.

Owing to the fact that the EmancIpa-
tion grounds are now occupied by the food
refugees, the ex-slaves reunion which
commences in this city today will be
held on Rusk avenue, near the Interna-
tonal and Great Northern depot.
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A woman
does not have
to be placed
underan X.ray
to show to all
beholders that
she is suffer.
ing from ILL.,
h e alth. Ill
health marks
a woman much
more quickly
than it does a
man. 1t de-
stroys the
sparkle in her
eye, the bloom
Of health on
her cheek her
iv a city of
manner, h err
sprightliness
of carriage and
m a |, &c har
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Iaiaterro, CHAIRMAN.
Paris, Texas. July I've can prob
ably obtain three cars of cotton seed
Do you want them all shipped to
Houston? A. H. O'Neili,
Chairman.
A, H. o'Neill, Paris.
Houston Texas, July I2.-Many
thanks for your generous donation;
one car has been sent To Hampstead,
one TO Brookshire and one to Bren-
ham. Tahaferro. Chairman.
Colonel NJ. NJ. Murdoch. Wichita, Kan.
Houston Texas. July t2.-Pianters
In Hooded district want sorghum seed.
Can it be secured in Kansas and
where? Answer, Taliaferro,
Chairman.
Taliaferro. Chairman.
Wichita. Kan. July 12.-Wichita
dealers say there is no sorghum seed
In this section. NJ. NJ. Murdoch
j., D, Coburn. Secretary Agriculture,
Topeka. Kan.
Houston, Texas, July 12.-Planters In
flooded district want sorghum seed.
Can 1t be secured In Kansas, and
where? Answer. Taliaferro,
Chairman.
Taliaferro. Chairman.
Dallas, Texas, July 12.-On orders
from Governor Savers have shipped
you one car kaffir corn from Kansas
and one from Rio: rs bushels OF red
field peas, one car of kaftlr sacked
Field peas will pay $40 per acre and
will mature planted as late az August
I. Barnett Gibbs.
Il. P. Currie, Chairman, Brennan.
Houston, Texas, July Zone car
cotton seed donated by citizens of
Paris ordered to Won for general dis
tribution. Taliaferro. Chairman.
r. r, Hannay. Hampstead.
Houston, Texas, July 12.--one car
cotton seed donated from Paris sent to
you for general distribution.
Taliaferro, Chairman.
J. II. Ferguson, Brookshire,
Houston, Texas. July 12,-Car OF
cotton seed donated from Paris sent
you for distribution.
Taliaferro. Chairman.
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FREE DEMONSTRATION AT LEVY
BROTHERS

of Phillip j. Ritter's Soups, Preserves and
Table Delicacies. "Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday July IL. 10 and IA. All la
dies are cordially invited to sample these
renowned goods.
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Coke and Tar--For sale by Houston Gas
Light Company.
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REGARDING SEED.

Talaferro, Chairman.
Paris, Texas. July I've can prob
ably obtain three cars of cotton seed.
Do you want them all shipped to
Houston? A. H. o'Neili,
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HEARING ON BUILDING CODE.
welI-known Citizens Assail It's spscihca-
lions in Many Instances.

Tho Council Committee on Affairs OF
BorouRhs held a public hearing on the Build
ing Code yesterday afternoon. Simon sterne.
representing the City Club. was the first
speaker in opposition to tho code. The
greatest objection to the code. which he
pointed out. was the frequent discretion al
lowed to the Building Commissioner. Ha said
the provisions OF the whole code might be
summed up In q four-line section. leaving the
construction Of buildings In the city to that
discretion.
Julius H. Cohen. representing the Social Re-
form Club. requested that the definitions OF
classes Of buildings be modified and made
The Rev Thomas h. slicer. representing the
City Club. ask ed the committee to take a trip
among the more crowded tenement districts
OF the city before reporting the code. Richard
Watson Glider asked that the inhabitants OF
buildinRs be considered before their owners.
more poorly housed than In any other large
John +, O'Rourke urged the immediate
adoption of the code. which. he said. might be
amended after experience: Comm issloners
Gallagher. Morgan and McCafferty; James P.
leo, representing tho Builders Leauge;
Charles BucS, representing several building
Societies, aud I. T. Moore, representing the
Board OF Underwriters. also spoke in favor OF
the code.
persons who have asked TO be hoard having
beeu.DreSent
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

There was a normal amount OF activity In
the real estate market yesterday and several
sales Of interest were reported The properties
involved were vacant lots and flats for the most
part The most important sale reported WINS
that OF Nos 1482 TO 146S Madison avenue.
which were bought by Joseph Fox. President
OF the Columbia Bank.
. Very little interest was evlnced in the offor-
ings at auction yesterday, and there was no
com petition to speak Of In the bidding. Seven
parcels were sold. all under foreclosure pro-
ceedings. and OF these only two were secured
by outsiders. Auctioneer Ryan has a sale OF
twenty lots on Columbia terrace. Edgewater.
N j., scheduled for to-day. The sale is volun-
tary and will be held on the premises. There
10 fair list OF offerings for next week.
william Prescott Ia the buyer OF record OF
No 80 East Seventy-second street The sale
OF the property was reported some time ago.
Leitner & Marks are the brokers in the sale
OF the twenty-sev lots fronting on 101st
and 1929 streets. 100 feet east OF Second ave-
nue.. reported several weeks ago. The prop
erty was sold by the Philip Ebling estate to
client OF Erdman, Lew & Mayer
An important sale OF Long Island property Is
reported by G. Smith Stanton OF Great Neck
He sold to W. ID. Wright. President Of the So
called Hosiery Trust" the greater part OF the
Oriental Grove picnic grounds on Hewlett
Point. Tho property commands an excellent
view OF the Sound and will be utilized by Mr..
Wright as a site for a sum mer home.
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At the New York Real Estate Salesrooms
yesterday. Peter F. Meyer Co.. sold. in
s West l7Sth street. to the plaintiff. g. Fl.
Tiffany, for SO, 600; also, the thrse-story stone
front, dwelling. No., $50 East seyenty-ninth
600, and the fve-s story brick fiat, No 230 West
121st street. to the plaintiff. G. II. schwab. for
$4,000.
Herbert A. Sherman sold. in foreclosure. the
five STORY brick fiat No. 2a5 West 147th street.
toL.W. Pitcher for. Sl3.5Q0; also the two three
lS2d street. to the plaintiffs. No. 500 to Sarah
E. Harvey for 5000. No. 511 to Cornelia W.
dwelling. No. 513 West 1920 street to Robert
Mulgrew for $9.S50.
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Foreclosure Suits.

11eth at. So. POI " Eth av. 2lxloo11: the Trus.
NY vs. George Holiday ct all atty. Knox.
l8sth at n o. 1913 Washington av, las. exb0x
irreg Michael Grimm Joseph Altman ct al; atty.
l. Allen.
Goth 1t, II " cor Lexington nv. 22xloo.5: J Fred
eric Kernochsn. committee. &c. vs VIM Porter ct
ali atty, II Miller
2Tth st. n q 2s7.s " 7th av. 24.ex0s.9 Bradley
4 Currier Co Robt Askey. ct al: atty. Otis p.
Westchester Turnpike road. n adj land of Geo A
Briggs and ano. admrs, VS. Amanda harrington:
atty II d Lent.
nno; atty. c Doremus.
Az A. q e cor s2d at. 25sx9s; MAJ Kobre "
Anna Markham ct al; tcorrecton); atty, L Finn.
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Nebraska Supreme Court A6lrms tho
Power Of State Board in tho Matter.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Sept. 22.-The Supreme Court
to-day rendered decision to the effect that
the State. acting through its legally designated
agent the State Board OF Transportation. has
the right to control the telephone companies Of
the State. compel a showing OF earnings and
Ak rates for the monthly rental OF telephones
and tolls between towns In this State. The
Legislature OF 1897 placed telephone. tele-
ing as regards State snpervis ion and control rs
railroad companies. An Omaha populst made
a com plaint. asking that rentals for telephones
be fixed at 80 a month. The companies tried
to enjoin the Board from acting with the result
atatau
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Recorded NIortRngea.

Field. Arby @. to Cath A Carpenter; Norris
ave, " s. 1hO 173d st. Q Yrs. .,,,.....,,..
Isaacs, Reuben. to Caroline W Astor; 18th
st. n ., 24s.9 W Broadway, 3 yrs...........
Strauss. Abraham. to Frederick Hermann;
eSth ct, ., $50 I'd av, installs. .,....,.
Knauf. Charles, to Susan A Tier: lot lao.
block d. amended map Mapes estates, 3
Same to James Cora, lot 47s, block p.
amended map, MApes estate, 8 yrs. .......
jenkins, Thomas J, to Edward Open
heimer, 9Th ay. VS., +0.ll, 1881 st.
Drought. Julia to Edwurd oppenheimer.
9th av. n W cor l27th at. / month, I'M.
Wendell. ChRs G. to Fritz Wendell. $50 10th
av. demsna' d @ 49, ~ 49,.
Mutual Life ins 20, Columbus av, =,
60 IL pSth ST. yrs. ....,,.,...,.,... !
North, James y. TO Arthur Gary, 22d OF,
low vest yrs ''.''''.'''' :'','. ','.:"..,. 1
Often, Dora. and Ano, exs. &c. TO Mutual
Life Ins Co, Columbus Av. es, 26.l1
Netn az, y yrs ....,.,,.......,.
Felt Emily L. to Germsnia Lie ms Co.
st Nicholas Az. sc cor ll4th St, byn..... 10
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ras. BosoHrn AoA1x AnnEsrsD.
Her Nsishbor. Mrs. Davis, Her Accuser-
Held for Trial Sept. No.

Held for Trial Sept. No.
YorKERs. SEPT. 22.-Tho trouble between
Mrs. Emma L. Davis and Mrs. Charlotte Bor-
cher. both OF Hill View Park. has been re-
newed. Four weeks ago Mrs. Davis had Mrs.
Borcher arrested. but the complaint was with
drawn. 1t was said at the time that the real
cause OF the withdrawal was that Mrs Davis
did not wish to have to testify to the
language which she accused Mira. Borcher OF
having used Now Mrs. Davis asserts that she
never sanctioned the withdrawal OF the charge.
She has retained another LAWYER and Mrs. Bor-
cher was arrested this morning In her splendid
and detained for two hours until court opened.
She was dressed fashionably and Dried contin.
OF the Penal Code. She pleaded not guilty and
was parolsd In the custody OF her lawyer to APP
pear on Sept. 20.
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Eagle ay. VS., % 1G1st ct, Ioox 90; Henry
Ieisner vs II s, Dederick. Jr................
10th at. 90 and 90 r: Chas C Emerson vs.
Cath Van yalen ct al .....:..............
Cannon st. 50: Michael Hanlon We Max
Krakower ct al. Observation-Disclosures.
Grand st. &15lS and AIT: VIM W Vaughan
va Sol Lettcnberg 81 al. ....................:
Donate Lunk vs. benjamin Knover ct al. ct.
seth st. 3On W: Joseph Kiraby vs Jehn Doe
and G Elsoux. .............,... ...,......:..
Webster nv. n @ cor 1T4th st. 6OrpS: the
Philadelphia and Boston Face Brick Co vs.
Augusta Berwin ct al.......................
Cannon st. 81: wiedbush Schwartz vs
Max Hrakower ct OIL. ,..................,...
Same prop; Kapclsohn Bros Va same.
psth at, n q, 100 " Park av, LOOK 90; Wied-
bush & Schwartz VI Degener 4 Lehman.
1asth st, p =. 100 W Amsterdam ay. 1I5K
161; NJ b Houpt Son VS. Danl Murphy
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Satisfied Liens.

Roach, Frederick B. vs George Hessels and
ano, bS w 1Oith st-tSa9. ................. g.
Prtsutty, Nicholas and ano. VS. Thomas O
Stevens and James Hanson. Briggs av,
VS., III II Travis st-lSpn. MISUNDERSTANDING.
George W. Martin h Co. vs. VIM N Hyne
Co. Broadway. W cor aGth st-1Sy9......7, @
Smith. John r, ys snme-1Spp ..........,....4,o
Person. Orrin ID, vs. Kaufman h Glass.
Blocker. 2 @ cor Jones st-1BAH. .......... q
Brennan, Patrick, w samuel Russell. 1910
and l.3I2 PARK av-l8aD. .................
Setz. ThomA. p. "a Geo I Armour. Ilsth st
ss 200 W Tth av-ISqa. Observation-Disclosures. 4
Gowdv, James. VA ChaS A Foss; Lafontains
av, 6. SO lSOth st-1s09, ...............
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Steiner. Adolph. to Andrew Marzenski. Az D
ES4, yTb. .....'. .,...'........
Bacharach. Joseph. to ThosJ Leonard and
ano. l2lst st, W cor Lexington av. I s-l2
yrs .,., ....''',. =: ''',....,: ZOO
McGutrc. Bernard. to Henry Buck aud Ano.
lst av. 1881, n. " cor 97th st. 2 yrs.......
McGee, James. TO Herman l. Dlelor. I'd Av.
Peltsch. Henry. to d @ PecorA. llith st.
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Five Yellow Fever Deaths in Key West.

JACKSONVILLE Fla. Sept. 22,-Key West had
thirty-eight new cases Of yellow fever to-day
and Ave deaths. This sudden increase in NOR
tnlity is due to the heavy rains now prevailing
there DIR, Porter has returned from Tampa.
where he had n conference with President
Henderson OF the State Board The officials
wish to fight the fever harder but as Key West
IL below the frost line there are slight hopes OF
colder weather to aid them There are 0oW
aver ave hundred cases there
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Renl Eatate Tranafers.

7eth st. n g. 3I8 West End av, 2211oc.c;
Julia Clark to Cyrus CLARK;
x9.sxI6.sx49.a: leAsehold; Charlotte L
ssmmis to sarah Peck and ano; Q c.,
s. eT.8s ieoth It. 6ox irr.g; Jenny A ca.
rev to William Robitzek ...................
1iSth s.. i22 r. i7'ioIioo; John c Wise
Same oI prop: George wise 10 Elizabeth wise
10 and Hsrr1 Af59n mosor
Lot scs. map Van Nest Park. gath ward;
Michael Koran to James Koran. ..::.:.:...
Hickory az, e 8 at n = lot II, runs 1925 TO
chester: Walter W Taylor to Cameron L
st Wichoiss av. s5a. 81. is4.iii n i52d st.
2l.exao; Mary Spencer 10 7 Lews,d
hdSSs brsdy nn p Benz
1i1th It. SIS. 100 " sth Az. 26Iloo Iii Rich.
ard Clarke; ref; to Abraham Bro.p:: %.
to James r North. Observation-Disclosures.
b7th st. n .. 1as.b W .Av 4. Ioxioo.4; An.
drew 2 Burke. indv and trustee. to Her
Matilda st. 8. lot 2oi, map Penacid prop. %
erty; Edmund R Foley to VIM Foley
5sth 1t. 40 W. a6Iioo.5, u part; Geo W
Lewis to Nathan Lewis. ...:,:...:,:........ 4.
ai,h 8. n 8. 225 " West End az. 75Iloos;
7stS st. - ". 2sIios.a: Jacob %esticciimii to
,s ssm .t s.. 4l% Amsterdam av sissIi
Minna Lowenstein widow. to Marcus
Books.av.r T. eKr and trustee. ...............
oath ct, n q, 1884, 9th Rv. l6sx9S.9;
SturRes Allen to Abner T. Bowen, ......... I.
Hath at, So. 266s lat av, lh.SIloo.1o;
Gustave Schwerin to Charles herman
62d st, aaW l7x1oo.5; Frances Forester to
rgeSn St. h iis' q: John
Maher TO Geo NJ Leventritt and ano........
Same property. Mary Tareira 10 John
Maher. no a.,
25xs6.ll Algcrnon Norton. ref. to Eliz-
abeth i r AymAr Observation-Disclosures. T.
Brook av, n 8, 1854 n Sd av runs " DS.6X
n 24,9 xaO84 to Brook av rs W 22.5N
all: AlGernon Norton, ref. to Elizabeth
II AyInAr ...,,...... 1,
Southern boulevard W Q, 200 lS7th ut,
26IpS.3X24.9x1o2.1. Maggie Jordan to
Thomas Phillips. .......,.................. l.
Brj stow At. VS., 172.6. Jennings at. COX
h6.llr5oI59.3. Charles PHILIPPE to Marie
Isoth st B7s 'Eas;;,' 2oIeo Gins II Thorn.
ton and Ano. to Samuel Hahn and ano.,..
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Ass,rnmeut. of Mortgages.

Beeknan. Henry II. trustee. &c. to Caroline
l. Nones .......... .......... ...............
Iowenthal, Minna r. to Albert L Lowen-
stein....: ....,.,......: 800: :'..'.....
SchnuvC. Francis J. to Anna 8 Finck.. .....
Weinstein. Rachel. TO The state Bank.
Cha.terlcy. walter I X nno. excrs. &c, to
Henrietta and Margaret 8. Stuart. .........
Firth Az Trust c. to Sylvester Popc ct al.
Moorhouse, Mary +. to Mary r Stanley. .....
Fallen. Tn ompscn Corporation to Howard
Downs; u; &, vi,,h a.
Trust Co, assigns. mortgagea.. ...........
Bierwirth. Albert II. to Sarah NJ Miller. see.
Stanley. Mary r. to J Blackburn Miller.
Lewis. Richard j, to David d Davies.....n..
Lowenfeld. Pincus. and VIM Prayer to
American Mortgage Co. Observation-Disclosures.
RothSchild, Sophie to Tito Guarantee and
Trust Co.
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Net Death While Feeding a Threshing
Machine.

FORT PLAIN. N. Y. Sept. 22.-To-day. while
feeding a threshing machine on a farm In the
town Of Palatine. Willard Patten OF Nelliston.
across the Mohawk from this village. met with
contact with rapidly revolving cylinder filled
with steel fingers. so called. with the result
that the leg was torn from the body. The in
iursd man was taken to a hospital in Utica.
where he died this evening.
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Plans Filed for New Buildings.

DWELLING. and ,torcs; ferdinand Hechs.
owner NJ Gnrvin. architect: cost. $500
15eth ct and Trinity nv, n ecor; three:story
dwelling and stores: Ferdinand Hecht.
owner N darwin architect cost. 49,. 5000
l5ath st, n 9 or " Trinity av three three
story fats; Ferdinand Hecht owner; NJ
Garvin. architect; cost :: ....:........ $4,000
'S ana cor t5ls. FerS An Hseh
owner: NJ Garvin. architect; cost....... 5000
Eagle avn 8, 100 John at: two three-story
fats; EbelinG Co. owner; ii darvin. ~,
Afth.S ~ 50 1s",s Il ,T 9,rI'n
csnldweli av and Cedar Place. . cor; two '''0
three-story fats; William MANI. owner;M
Bristow'st W p, 1901 10th at; two.story
dwelling; Herman Weuer. owner: W G
Dicferson architect cost ,.........:... $500
greenhouse; william Nelson. owner;Tw
RinRrose. architect: cost. 1.Aoo
10th 1T. n 2. 100 " Webster Av: tool house;
Fw wilcox. owner; D!ckerson. arch
Broadway. DID; Improvement to offcea: D
A Kane. owner; Gordon Giller, archi-
Forsyth st, .l64; Improvement 10 dwell.
East H RonH MHy st. ISL Improvement to |'o
dwelling; Carl Frsnck. owner; d Mey-
ers architect; cost. .............. 1000
Morris av and Ash at W cor Improvement
TO DWELLING Fannie Tomas. owner: & q
Clark. architect cost Observation-Disclosures. TOO
Colby. owner; G W Miller, architect; cost 1900
seth ST. 234 z: improvement TO tenement;J
Hubsmith. owner; Cries, architect;
9Th av. aa4 improvement to dwelling and
store; Tracey, owner: cost. ...:.,.,... $50
Elm st. 25o; Improvement To- power house; -.
e3d 81, 1o3 +; Improvement to power house;
Edison CO. owner and architect; COST. $50
offices; d Il Gould owner G II Richter Jr
architect: cost OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 200
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-23

Lowenfeld 4 Prayer have bought eight lots.
with old sheds. on Second avenue. SiXty-sec-
ond and Sixty-third streets.
Adams & Co. have bought through Ogden &
Clarkson. the three story dwelling. 16.Sx3S.0
No; JOB West Twenty-second street. for
$4,000.
Delanely T. Smith has sold for the estate OF
John Schramm, the fve-Btory double fiat 25x
SO. No. S54 Eighth avenue.
W. II. Saul has bought the four-story fiat No.
1888 Lexington avenue.
The three-story brownstone dwelling. No.
1873 East Fifty htth street. ia reported sold.
Simon Adler has sold to a Mr.. Goldsteln for
$.3S. 900 the two four-story flats, Nos. 1472 and
1474 Washington avenue.
Joseph Fox President OF the Colum bia Bank
has bought through ). H. Green baum. Nos
1862 1864 and 1866 Madison avenue. and the
southwest corner OF Madison avenue and 101st
street.