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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03
sBoys Brig ade In Ca mp.

Hundreds of people visited BrNndywine
Springs yesterday to see the boys brigade
who are sncsInped Oh the hill overlooking
the Jpleasure grounds under the com.
mand Of Coloue! Spicer
A patriotic program Inns been arranged for
July4 Services will be conducted NJ TO- 80
II. m. by the Rov. d.. Martin, third vice.
president OF the association. and the Rev.
DIR. Credit. DR.. Martin will read the De-
claration OF Independence and make a
patri otto address,
!. Colonel Spicer has detailed Lieutenant
Colonel George G. St0e in command Of q
sham battle TO tako place at y. IN. The
regiment will not parade In this city ow-
ing to the heavy expenses for traasporta-
ton. which would be about $50. Field day
will be celebrated July Z.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03

Building Inspector Cassidy is
sued permits during June TO the
value Of S6o,o23.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03

yHyANTED "A GOOD COOK, VIII II RGF-
i33t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03
special Trains TO Brandywlne Springs

Speciai ltains ~ pio"ay""e "P'"s"
Tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad Com
pany will run special trains from Market
Street Station to Brandywino SPRING.,
July 4th. every hour from LOO p. III. until
l0.00p, III.
Returning leave the Springs every hour
from | 80 p. IN. until ll.OJp III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-03

Lett Tier llOWe.
Mrs Ralph b. Dale Of No. 1924 Conrad
street loft home early this morning, but
was located about noon by tho police at the
house Of her sister in .faw on Twenty
fourth stree. near Market.
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THE ROCkEFELLER ASSESSMEN rs.
Lawyer Morse Says He Will Fight Unit
They Arc Made Inform.

TARRYTowS. y. Y. June s-The Assessors
OF North Tarrytown met to-day and heard ap-
plications for reductions in assessments on tho
roll recently completed. Lawyer Howard II.
Morse appeared for William and John d.
Rockefeller and asked that their estates be
assessed at the valuations placed upon them by
the courts in the cases against the town OF
that the Assessors would make the reductions
and save further litigation. He said he had
been instructed to continue to bring legal pro
ceedngs until the assessments on the Rookie
Teller properties were uniform In the town,
village and school districts. Decision was
reserved
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Auction Sales To-Day.
BS PETER F. MEYER 4 co,

BN FEIEK T, MEYER GO,
East Ninety eighth street, No, lO2. southeast
corner OF Park avenue, 25llx75. five STORY
brick fiat; foreclosure sale: action No. ! :;
Charles II. Edgar. trustee. vs.. George w.
Arthur, ct al Charles II, Edgar attorney
Henry kropf. referee; due on judgment 500
$3.50 and interest; costs and allowance,
S33990 and interest; taxes, assessments. Sc,.
ST. and interest.
East Ninety-eghth street No l0i, south
side. IS feet east OF Park avenue, 25XlOO.ll,
Ave- story brick fiat; foreclosure sale; same
parties action No =: due on Judgment. So
5OS.35 and interest; costs and allowance.
$780, n and interest; taxes assessments. &c.
$69 and interest.
West 18th street, No l3l. north side. 300
feet east Of Seventh avenue. 25x9e.ll. Ave
story stone front nat foreclosure sale; action
80. /: John T. Willets. guardian. vs. Margaret
A. jenkins ct al; Wilson VI Powell. attorney
WILDER Mcbride. referee: due on Judgment.
Sl0,4lg 10 and interest; costs and allowance,
S50D,OS and interest; taxes. water rates, Hc,.
$40. Al and interest
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Fulton at 1872, and Canal st, cor 9TH Az. 2b.3
irreg. Is part Eliza Smith vs. Daniel Smith
and ano; atty, Clark. ~ ~
Maple st. e =, lot 100 map new village of Jerome,
25xIOo; foreclos lien: Frank Zaneti va MARTA II
Lsnnti ct al: atty, tiurham
Prince ct. III; Anna d Bliss VS. Cath n Moheown
ct al; attys. Wood 4 II. - - ,,.,,
sd av. " cor 10th ST. 1Os lx9b. xlos1loo: vii
liam Dewey va Laura Streiher; atty E, f. Bullard
22d at, n 0. $50 W I'd av, 25r0sS the EniRrant IN
dustrial Savings Bank Annie lanRe, extrX, &c;
Attys O'Gorman. ~ ~,
3pth ct, 16 w Gustav Taussg vs. John Neath'
erley ct al; foreclos lien: atty. r. EdItL. ,
Ferronnene VS. Hamilton II salmon ct al atty q
n Baldwin.
lopth at, 1875 f; Mary II Lawrence. extrn. ct al Vs
John Herrick, eIr. OF all atty, W Orr
13Oth IT. n g, 10 Madison ~, lI:Nx9e. J.: Mary
Gilmour Mary + Kelly ct al atty Belcher.
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Allen St Ass 1o ksin Robert AuIee
Av b, $ cor I'd 1t, ly.1OXS0; Louis Isaacs
ct al to Isaac sprung. ...:....,... 255oo
New5ury Lawon and wife to Robert 7
BGsco6el ay. es. 1883 n jerome av. runs ~
se3s.3x Oil to Cromwell xn
l5I.loxnw ?3.sx " LA 10 to Boscohel
avxlls.1: J. Romane Brown 10 Edmund
BGqisy..a t cor s7th s. loos1i2' Jas. 90
V7,sxi7.Il17o.2; Harriet Lane to Anna
Bro sr n cor s7th ST. looa,laa the -'''
a,sS Church SS Of K:toSnS Sr,dp 40
70; John Clarke. ref, to Austin Leake... 2a.Soo
Annie Brixn to Edmund CONN -" ''',',
Crosby ST, 81 and Marion st, on; Augustus
Van Wyck. ref. to Atlantic Trust Co. as
ct trms ., - ,so,h =, ,.,,o,.; $4,000
Adelher, Becker and wife to Frederick
Fdrdha umT aS S"D $ so 1l,h st 2a.lx1,75.
26xll5, Annie Allen to Edward Greene.
Fo %a"t' av. vs. - Ids, St 2i1so; Ma '''
:, talie Buser to James T Barry 80. l
Fran bsrsv II Ss,,io stR b 81, 2s'loa
Green LANE oray. " corner St RAYMOND
3SIlo on ,oa benz lot ho.s & s' R.E @s
Park, oath ward, Hudson Rose to John
Leno1 av. 538, " s, 2i175 John Court.
ney ct al to Eliza Dempsey ..,.. 49,. 1
Lit tan 81 on.as To- @sP fRSs Chris
NIapes Az - lot 1873 map village of Fast
fremont. 68x I6o Charles wellner to Ann
Parker av vs., lots . and ~. each 2b4loo.
son P Rose to Louis Dooley -: 5000
PfEssT sn PA Hudson t nsR ROE !. aG 1%S
Pei Il ssI;t De ,, Mn Mia AZ; 2s;.sloo; soo
Pitt st, 50, VS. 25sloo; William Baohrach
pr o. pis az, Tvs, Il n woodruff ST. DIX
III Henry Clark eNr. &c. to Margaret
Resde st. -. n . cor Manhattan pi, 1858!
Ri wins ton st s.2, 2s1ioo Rivington st, ''''
24O. 25Aloo: Urry Goodman and wife to
Jacob Rauth to Nathan Clark. ,..,.;.' l
G Butterfeid to WIN ]. Brcese and nno, -" Boooo
Stanton sttins, 30 Lewis 25ISo' Elise
sni pts No II y%sh ts5G Blocker ST. 251io6
Fannie x Blanchard ct al to Josephine -
linton av, :. iHi.7 n Manchester av, box
-. irrsg Sylvester Pope ct al, exrs aud ,o.o
linton ay, $50; es. 2o.sS92 Clara Horn t. -ooo
unon av. VS.. SO idsth st, old limo, look
In"f iTroS' Jan" Macarthur to Ferdinand 70 ooo
" irrea VIM Meitls ham to Aimee LORD 1900
sprine s. AMOS + Emo ct al eSrs &c. to 1890.
West End i' av, " s. 5o.iisioIih st. 5oxloo;
Lewis G Ledyard and ano. eIrs. &c. to ,o
wDst End av, " s. 6oli 10Th at, 6o1loo;
rs' an. az 9 Wdif IS 9R'oo; Aaron HsTzNers to
l;;,sy nos lHs ~, ~ st 27x6o; Henry Me
LIST az. n " cor 9TH st. 4s01loox irreg; Cor.
neIir l. Marshall, indiv. e1tr1 and trus.
Herman Locks 70 Urry Goodman l
Samuel Harris to TRY Goodman ..,.,. |
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West Side.

A -SOU1HERNERs accommodated with choice
"A. double. single rooms, high.class table, board
optional. 20 West 2lst st
l ENOX AV., 1p2.-Nicely furnished rooms; parlor
IL dining room: excellent location: references:
table guests accommodated
-'i Pleasant rooms; home table table boarders ac-
comnlodated
SOtTHERNERS visiting city will hnd cool newly
- furnished rooms. meals upto nal. reasonable
THE CORNELL, HTth ST. and Central Park West.
WEST END AV., sad.-Handsomoly furnished
w rooms en- suite or single table unexcrled, re-
fined private family.
QS)D ST.. 80 WEST.-Uniquo house; saniatry
- plumbing rooms, singly or en- suite; private
baths, excellent table; refined surroundings: sum.
mer prices near elevated station.
Q2pSr, 1874 WEST. near Park and ~" station
rc Desirable rooms. good board private family;
references
9th ST. ~ wEST.-Private family offers pleas
ant large and hall room. with excellent table:
pleasant locality; near Dad st. elevated station
II STH ST. 4Os WEST Rooms. single or en-
~ suite; board optional; new apartment over.
looking parks and Amsterdam cars.
1OOD sT.. 7TH Az. 2O41 the Randsn. Hand.
~ some rooms; hnc location. liberal table;
summer terms; references
1ORTH ST. l24 WEST.-Elcgantly appointed
1-o house: handsome rooms; en- suite singly nm
eNcepuonabls table; Southerners accommodated;
summer rates.
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Plnns Filed for Now Buildings.

Cherry st. 4O7: improvement to tenement
and stores: Gordon Levy d Co, owners;
c. b Meyers, architect; cost. .......,.,.. $1,000
Fort Schuyler re ad. =, % e dock line; two
story stores. $ Bush owner; linen,
architect; cost ,.........,.... ihoo
Prospect 36o IL at st: one.story
dwelling. Srhweiser Traber. owners
Gustav SchwarL. architect; cost ........... $500
Riverside Drive 1S4. Improvement 10
dwelling. Mrs J J White, owner; Savers
4 England architects; cost........... poe. loo
SAKE av, e +, 100 n Mctiraw av: two two
story dwellings,. Aaron Hunter, owner.
John De Hart architect; cOst.......... h,ooo
Washington a and 74th at, cor: four
four story trnements and stores, Morris
Newhcld, owner; W Bandisson arcm' -
tect; cost OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...... soc. blooN
"a and Houston at. W cor. improve
ment to fat and stores. Craytnn estate
owner; Stein, Cohen Il Roth. architects; 80
3D. av @ s, 81 southern Boulevard; one
B.rterisa, architect cost 1..,.' ,.>"., 1000
to stores; j y f tiriswnld. owner Hiss&
Weekes, ar, hiteCts; cost ,..,....,...- 1000, 15onO
AID at. ~ u; improvements to stores; Mary
Watson. owner; Hugs Gavigan. arrhi $500
tects: cost ,..,;;... 1000
Goth st. 20 z: improvement to dwellln9i
Laura Rice. owner, c II Cauldwell arch 80.
itect; cost see. ........: .,:,., booo
10th 1t, =. Io7 Broadway; six.story
stable; J l. Miller owner; MunckwiI, $780,.
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s2d al, n Q, sos " I'd Az. o. BxIo3.2; Fred
erick de l.. Booth.Tucker TO Salvation
s7d at, ., 27e.1 " I'd av, a5.brio2.s;
Frederick de L Booth Tucker to Salvation
Army ............. . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
e9d at, = q, 971 g 10th AZ, 1srlo2.2; Mary
A Rsligan TO Bridget NJ Reynolds. 49,.
ssth It. n =. 2pp.0 Amsterdam av. 13x
1908; Margaret Slanter to Henry
sath st, IL 8. 2gn.8 Q Amsterdam av, 13E
1908; Henry Quackenbos to Mary q
esth At, i5e and l5s W, 4oyioo.il; Peter
Premm to Henry H. Chase ............. z
1O8d at, Q s, 1858 Amsterdam Az, 22Kl05;
Donald Robertson and ano to Mary
i22t st, n p. 200 W Amsterdam av, l25H
pO.ll Samuel l. Parrish to Edw c Sheehy
l31st It. as, 267. II e 9TH av 32IBp11' Bap-
tist Church Of the kedeemer 10 Grant l.
Nichols .............. Observation-Disclosures.
184th at, n =, 200 9Th av, 6oxp9.1i; Fritz
wegener to Theodore Wegener............,
165th at. n =, bO.8 Tiffany st. 25xD4 1oH25
Np6.s; Edward Sinnott and wife to Marpa.
ret Sinnott ct al .......... ..........,.....
lsOth st, cor Honeywell ay, 75I1l5;
Henry deiger to Fischer Schulz. Or
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VIII Send Her Outlaw Husband to Jail.

LEXINGTON. Ky. June 6.-CraiG Gregg. the
mountain outlaw who dubbed and deserted
his wife after she had saved him from life
sentence in State prison. was arrested to-day
by United States Marshal Thompson. Gregg
had served two terms. and when about TO be
tried on the third charge Mrs. William Y. John
son, a widow of Pittsburg, Laurel county. mar
red him and he was released. Last week he
shot Bob Frisbie. who was attempting to ar
rest him for horse stealing. Mrs. Gregg says
she will have him sent to the penitentiary. II
being his third term. il will conflne him for life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07
Strike on the New Gouverneur Hospital
Building.

About eighty men employed on the new
building for Gouverncur Hospital at Gouver-
neur slip struck yesterday against the employ
ment OF non union plumbers and marble work.
ers. The strike was ordered by the Building
Trades Council. and involves the plasterers,
plum bers. steamftters. painters and tile lay
ers. The general contractors for the work are
Smith 4 Co. OF Brooklyn. who sublet the con-
tract for TIE plumbing and ND marble work to
that the latter employed the non union men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07
Four Months for Selling olesmarear1ne.

Justices Jacob. Jerome and Hinsdale, in the
Court Of Special Sessions yesterday. vacated
the sentence on Albert Nichols. who was re-
Gently fined $50 for selling oleomargarine
without a license. and recalled Nichols for q
new trial on evidence submitted by the Dis
trlct Attorney. The new evidence showed that
but supplied retail dealers with the stuff He
was sentenced to four months in the peniten-
tiary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07
A $50. 900, 900 Mortgage.

ELIZABETH. n. j.. June "a mortgage for
S20,o00.oo0 WAS filed in the County Clerks
office here to-day. 1t was made by the United
States Electric Company OF New Jersey. which
recently acquired control OF electric plants in
Essex, Hudson, Union and Morris counties, TO
the New Jersey Title Guarantee and Trust
Company. 1t Is given TO secure bonds issued
to purchase the plants. The document has
$4,000 in revenue stamps attached.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL.


II RI r vi DIVISION.
OH A. NJ. and 2:55 p. NJ. paily. except sunday. to
Plttshcld; Sundays only al n:2u 4. VI.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket offices at 1lS. 2Hl, Alb and 1915 Broadway,
20 Union 81. W. 23a Columbus 81 ". l25th
at" Grand Central Station, i25th St Station and
l3Sth St 81 alton. New York 1913 and 1876 Fulton st.
and 100 Broadway. + D, Brooklyn.
Telephone "27NO Thirty eighth street for New
hotel or residence BY Westcou Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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feet east Of Seventh Avenue, 25Tee II. nye:
ps SeO GSS o due cn
$lee4ln. IS and interest; cost and allowances,
s22g99lS and interest; taxes and water rates,
West 10th street. No. .e42. south side, 41b
teet west Fl Broadway. l5x8o. n; three story
e FSMiisfSs sitOsn %fP %%nS
$3.50 IL and INTEREST," costs sa and od aoWaneSs
$3tSS, y and interest; taxes. assessments. &c.
West ls}d street, Nos. 553 to 557 north side.
40 leet east of Eleventh avenue. plot 50x74.
Henry SsSS y aw ohn
ct a. Maurice Ramp. attorney: James II Ely.
ssress co due ana On s2 and n
forest taxes. water rates. &c. S2lS.S and
Interest and assessments II any; prior mort
gage on 5O3. $4,000 and interest on 555,
$1,000 and interest. and on 557, $1,000 and
corner Of Fourth street. ii5xioO;x / isxiO04 {.
| vacant; foreclosure sale: James ", Burton va.
John JOIN Muller }dkr ct al Homer Hildreth, at.
on Judgment St25l ~ and interest costs and
ments. &c. $50 10 and interest.
By d. PHOENIX INGRAHAM 4 co.
,,; Avenue c. No 1913, west, side 20 feet south OF
Eighth street, 1o4xs3; three-story BRICK ten
MoSs win st9ref Se Eugene
yeee. attorneys: Franz 3. Arthur. referee
que on Judgment - ;35S;61 and Interest costs
ana allowances. $l2l ~ and interest; taxes.
assessments. 6c, $3.50 and interest.
John street. No 90. south side. 1911 feet
west OF william street 22xlOl.eX17 lx1O2.3:
Ipur- story brlck store foreclosure sale Susan
A. ~ !. LIVlhgslon vs. PeIham st 4 Bissell ct a.; :
hndrew NJ Cute. attorney John Yard. ref
s s5aae' quo on judgment Sol'"ol taxes de-.
BY RICHARD v. HARNETT AGO.
West broadway 251 and oh2 and Nos
and Wall ar straef soDtbanst 80 49, anu N9 a.
storv and Gala hrcE briid;na itI IT, H.
AZ AMI with ice ~ III fnot ala, IN .a p.
anj '' "''' "'o ~ '"ieo-ioO' o'lo' III rear :
West Broadway, No 24a. adjoining foregoing
on SOUTH similar oulidlng. lS.SxoO: executors
sag .! tne estate OF GUSTAV freyganR, . -
first avenue. Nos - and 34e, west side 20
tk sinRle nats. WIN stores; each lSxoO;
trustees SAFE.
Eas. E'),n street ErneScIln place north side.
east OF Sohcourse Zool6looo5xZ3XllS. va
caEo ana ,,.,,
Eaet zvoth street ISfranada place ga feet
Fast oO,;th strcet south 'aiIa 2tia II taat roo,
of MOsholu Parkway, three three. story base
ment frame flats. each16 Sx125; and
=, villa avenue. east side. 71.6 feet south Of
lar frame flats. with stores each 18 Sx1O0; sale
to close partnership.
pyu rpprpr. surnx.x
p,. .., r. 100, -.
of Ninetyleigbth Al rect 35x75. Ave -storv ScI
fat; foreclosure sale: action No / William ii
Martin ct al. trustee. vs. George W. Arthur ct
al: Shpman, Larocuue & Choate attornevs:
SOL ~ and interest; costs and allowances,
372.d7 and interest; taxes. assessments. &c,
$50 and interest.
Park avenue No. 1265, east side. 80 feet south
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Sslert Board.
East Side.

ADlSON AV, 69--Newly decorated; furnished
-'l throughout suites with private baths. single
rooms, service dainty: table sumptuou-; parlnr din
ingroom, cc tric fans lights cultured people will
ma ideal home: references imperative.
Nj ADlSON AN, lj3- lh5.-IIandsnmr paror suite;
AVA three large rooms and bath; also other rooms
9Th ST. 1928 EAST near Union suuare. DEE
~ sirahle large and small rooms, with board
Suutherners accommodated
CSTH ST, l1n EAST near Madison Square,
- Handsome large and small room-; delightful
table board reasonable.
CSTH ST, los FAST.-Newly furnished rooms:
- single double; hrst-class table home cooking;
references exchanged.
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Scandinavian to Revisit Their Old Homes.

About 200 Swedes and NorweRans, mostly
In family groups were landed at the Battery
last night from harbor sidewheeler that
brought them from a train in from Chicago.
They are bound on an excursion to their old
homes. They put up at downtown hotel and
will sail to-day op the American liner st. Paul.
Some will go in the second cabin and many In
the storage. They will return in the fall.
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Railroads.
pennsylvania


nAxISRoAD.
STATIONS foot If WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
AND DESBRossES AND CORTLANDT STREETS.
HB"The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets Is Ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty third street
station, except where otherwise noted.
400 A. VI. FAST MAIL.--Iimitcd 20 two Buffet
PaST cars TT york u rshSrf sGsPs Car
SS fAsE ttsT f Spa fTSye r
obseryati"ntSrs For 6h!caEo t Cleveland Toiedo.
Ss T. c ICsRsFS kb I sT oEs = IR
For Nashriilc via Cincinnati Indianapolis. CHI
5i5S i. Vi. WESTERN EXPRESS. For Chicago.
AK, F%r F"GaT SfSsEi Sesnrasy
burg Cleveland, Cincinnati Louisville. lndianap-
100 p. NJ. PAClFlC EXPRESS. -For Iittsburg and
lhigagu. For Knoxville, daily. via Shenandoah
Valley Route. Connects FOR Cleveland except sat
$50 E Nj yshSSsscs AM G@5aq&' Streets ~.
Sleeping Gar New York Hp To "ona East L bSS.
pittshurg and points West. daily except Sunday.
wXsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
7iS6 s:25 49, inIo Pssnr"sses street bGho:
Gar ~ l2%? 2io esnrossss street 2;iGi
sSaF $50 tbtnins Car G s:55 ? 81. t?io nEhs
sunday 20 sS l3S@ D linz Gar all fardi
and Dining Cars. - Dining Car, 4:h5 dining
s3Sr hIi Frs "Sh a5a 4ss P NJ
II 10 night daily
AtiASSTiG c%AAsf LiSE.1E,prass, S's5A M. and
CHESAPEAKTE OHIO RAILWAY. = 80 p. NJ daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT AND NORFOLK-7:65
4 ": week days and 500 7 NJ daily.
ATLANTIC CITY .--2:IOP NJ. week days pesbrosses
Through Nestibuled Train Buffet Psrlor Cars,
Passenger Coach and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAl.-l2:15 l. NJ week days
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad
from West Iwenty,thlrd street station, s;65 A.
NJ b., IL 40, e:y,J, SO, 4:ln, 6:lh l.. NJ SUNDAYS.
u:1uh. NJ ESQ, 2:3O $40 90 $40 p NJ Sun.
DAYS, va A. NJ. 5I5P, NJ from Cortlandt streo)
9:oS NJ, IL D. 2:iO " IS, ABB. = I = y. NJ, Sun.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
e;lo Desbro4ses aud Cortlandt streets 600, 7;2h,
tDesbros~es street 1910 CurtlAndt street 1870
dining Carr lO:56 Dining Car. 30 A. M
1255. elo ,Dcshrus>es street 2lO Cortlandt street
2!l1. 2.65. 800. 4.2i, 4:2b Dining Car +i,5 din
ing Car $50 Dining Gar, 100. s:55 Z. NJ. l2:io
might. sundays G:lO, S.2H. sob ":25, b:55 Linz
it"dI s:65 lO:55 Dining Car, A. NJ, 1890 l:b5
dining Carr. 2:55 $50. Arr Dining Carr. 4;55
Dining Carr $3.50 dining Car. 1863, S:55 P. NJ,
1910 night
Ticket Offices Nos. isI. ga. 1888. 1854 III aud
Street station and stations foot of Desbrosses and
CoItlandt Streets: Court Street, 500 Fulton
Street. ~ Broadway and Pennsy lvania Annex Sta
ton, BROOKLYN; Station. Jersey CITY. The New
York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to
destination.
Telephone " $3.50 Thirty eighth Street for Pennsye
vania Railroad Gao Service.
j. b. HUTCHINSON. j. II. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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Mechanica' Liens.

Bryant ay, es, 100 N l72d at, 25Iloo Thos
Hanretty VS. Samuel Kinney ct .,....,
I'd av. 334; Samuel Williams Va William ana
Joseph Enrich. ...... .........,.,,.'
sd av. 1910 to 3sl6; Robert Hogan ct al ys
Emil Goldner. .......:....... ..s.,. Il. 1
Sbth Ut, Ala and 42O W; Huston n Coroitt
VS. Jos r Doyle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
10th At, n 5. 200 e 18th Az, 75x1oo.1l; Chas
Thes ct al vs. Thomas K Moore OF AL.
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Recorded Leases.

Amsterd av. G cor lobth at; Chas G Nc.
Mann trus t. Leo W Geisler, Jr, 5
yrs. .,.,,.....,..............k 81 800 to
Mott at, I1s; Paolinc Rimoldi to Alessando
Di Riramo. = yrs. 900. ....... ....... l,26O
Prince ut, 2o5; August Hermann to Peter
Matthiessen, : yrs. ...... ....,.,........,..,
Stanton 1T, II, and 2O3 Chrystie at. Henry
Refiel To- Bertha HeuSmann. 4 LIP yrs
Villa nv, W \, t3+. II southern boulevard,
1ooxloO: Daniel sullivan to Lorenzo
Scinto and ano, = yrs. ,,......,..
I'd av, I2s5, Henry Moller TO August Fehr.
4th At. 500 +: Frederic q smedley to Jacob
& stern, 3 l-12 yrs. ..............-..,.... -.
It'll av, 3t2; Albert Adams to James Nc.
ElrOy. 1l.12 yrs. ........,...........
9Th sv. 4te; Lucy A Iedwith to Oscar Sny-
der, 5yrs.................. .....,.. II apo to
9th av. 462; Margaret Rupp to Wilhelm
Danzeiser. : yrs.........,.- .:.......,..,:.
82d st. 2o7 and 2on W; Frank ID Ames to
the Metropolis 1mp prov Co. yrs. ..........
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Lachman 4 Goldsmith have sold to Peter
Muller the block front on the east side Of
Seventh avenue, between l3Sth and 139th
streets. for S1SO.0OO
f. J. Yelling. Jr. has sold the fve-story
brownstone single fiat on lot 2OX1OO No. 233
East l26th street. to David Angerman.
Charles f. Schuyler Co. have sold for John
McDermott to o. r. Moore a lot on the south
side of SiXty-seventh street. 225 feet west of
Central Park West.
Is. C. 4 +. r. Barry have sold to Julia Cam
eron the stable No, 2S East Eighty fifth street.
They have also sold the four story brownstone
dwelling. No l2S East Sixty-tlfth street.
The stevens Real Estate Company has sold
for client to Mr.. Maxwell the story
American basement dwelling. No. ~ West
Nineteenth street.
Leitner 4 Marks have sold to Mr. Green the
ve-story Nat. on plot "a .BNlOO, on the south
east corner OF Wendover and Third avenues.