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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-28
NORWAY.


OAUnCHEG
secont Congregations, Church. Rev. II q.
% r: ssso.a seS iss g - socs
Meeting, % r. H.: regular weekly Prayer Meet
Ing. Thursday evening; Young Peoples Meeting
Frifay evening.
Pa,tor. PreacSins seryscs on Sunday, It 10 20
A. ~; sabbath school. II rs \. -; Y. j. G. U.
MssSc.i;ss Church. Rev. ". R. E,dr,ds.. Pastor.
!, 90 NJ; Social E,ening Meeting. : 90 =. ~;
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening; ciass NEST
Ing. Friday evening
Sabbath school, 800 ?. n. Prayer Meeting
Saturday evening.
| srArlD MEETINGS..
| rAAM N. Regular meeting Of Oxford Lodge,
No. IL, In Masonic Hall. Friday Evening on or
before full moon Oxford Royal Arch Chapter.
before full moon, at Masonic Hall Oxford
Council. z. 4 8. NJ. lay evening. amer full
moon.
oa s.o-s 7s..S.; r meeting
Wilder Encampmeut, No. 81. mot. In Odd
Fellows Ha ], second and fourth Friday Even.
ings OF each month. Nc. Hope Rebekah Lodge.
No. IS, meets on 3rst aud third Friday Of each
X Of P-Resular meeting In Hathaway Block
! every Thursday Evening. u. 4. A. o. Eoyes
Division. No. IL. meets third Friday Of each
month.
r. OF H.-Sorway Grange mccis second aud
fourth Saturdays OF each month at Grange Hall.
G. R-Harry Rust Poet, No. 81, meets In
New 9. A. r: dall on the third Friday Evening
W. r C.-Meet, In New C. A. R. Hall. Mon.
\. +. o. Lakeside Lodge, No. III, meets In
New G. A. X. Hall, on the first and third Wed.
ncsday evenings OF each month.
Simply March weather.
The village schools are again In SEES
sion. The attendance Is large.
The brokers' office 10 Ryerson Block
has done some business. II will probs-
bly do better as times improve.
T.. +. Hastings, Esq, OF Fryeburg,
WAS ut the Bears Hotel this week. Also
Seth Fife, Esq. They attended Probate
and Insolvency courts.
DR.. s. Harry Chase, OF Hsverhill,
Mass, stopped at the Elm House Tues
day and Wednesday. He isa Norway
boy and has many friends In the place
who are always much pleased to see him.
His time is much taken up as business Is
unusually brisk with him.
The assessors are making ready to
assess another tax. II Is expected that
the rate will be about the same as In '9S
ss the appropriations differed very little
10 amounts, $40 per $1,000.
c. J.. Hathaway has put new plate
glass windows into the laundry In the
Hathaway Block. II Is a great improve
ment.
The fishermen have already commenced
to talk about "when the Ice goes out"
They evidently have not forgotten their
annual trip to the lakes.
Mrs. V. W. Hills and Mrs. r. 4. Drake
sre Ia Boston and New York for ten
days purchasing goods, etc.
c. +. Holt, Esq, has been confined To
his house during the week. He IL some
what better than last week but not fully
recovered.
The annual corporation meeting OF the
Norway Savings Bank was held st the
rooms OF the bank on Tuesday evening.
The following were elected 10 member
shin I'm the CORPORATION.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-28
For Sale or 10 Let
FOR SALE,

The farm known a. the Charles Elder farm. OF
Number Four Hin. VIII sell. trade or let Is.
NELSON q ELDER.
South Paris, March "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All who are 70 teach or would like 10 teach In
the town Of Paris during the ensuing year are
requested 70 meet 1t the High School Room on
Saturday, April Let. 1880, at O'Clock. A. n, for
WALTER L. GRAY,
Supt. Of Schools.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Mrs John .Cayerly wishes 10 announce that
she would IKE 10 take In morc washings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-28
FOR SALE
Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge.

oanhupts Tett'on TOT U'scharge'
In the matter OF
WILLIAM j. PHrLBKicK, In BantrHYfcy
Bankrupt,
To the Hon NATHAN wkBB. Judge OF the Dis
trict Court OF the United States for the District
of Maine.
lAjILLIAM J. PHILBRIcK of Porter, In tn,
w County OF oxford, and State OF Maine, IL
nth day OF November. last past be was duly
adjuiged bankrupt underline Acts OF Congress.
relating to Bankruptcy. that he has duly sur
rendered all his property and rights OF property
and has fully complied with all the requirement.
Of said Acts and OF the orders Of Court touching
his bankruptcy.
wherefore he prays. that he may be decree,
by the Court to have n full discharge from al
bankrupt eta. except such dekts IA arc except
ed by law from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day OF March, A. ID. ls89.
WILLIAM j. PHILBRICk,
Bankrupt
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
DISTRICT or MAINE, -.
ON this 18th day Of March, A. ID. 1888. on
reading the foregoing petition, 10 Is
Ordered by the Court, that 4 hearing be has
upon the same on the slst day Of April, A. ID
1853. before ssid Court at Portland, In said DIS
trict. nj 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, and thai
notice thereof be Published In The Oxfor,
Democrat, 4 newspaper printed In said District
and that all known creditors, and other person.
In interest, may appear at the said time and
place. and show cause, II any they have, why
the prayer Of said petitioner should not b
granted.
And Il Ii further ordered by the Court thai
the Clcrt shall send by mall 70 al known cred
itors copies Of said petition and this order. al
dressed 70 them at their places OF residence ~
stated.
witness the Honorable NATHAN WEBB, Judge
of the said Court, and the seal thereof, at Port
land, IN said District, on the 18Th day OF March
A. ID. lss9.
Isl A. II. DAVIS, Clerk.
A true copy Of petition and order thereon.
Attest: A. II. DAVIS, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-28

A small farm about L2 miles from South
Paris. on the road leading 70 Hebron Academy.
A part Of the purchase price can remain on Q
mortgage on tho farm. Inquire Of the subscriber
~ H.N. BOLSTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-28

A''A = w uAl~ltl ~ : sun
mary Of The winters weather into think
Ing ths, ve haven't had but fifteen zero
mornings in this section this winter. Our
Greenwood correspondent lives In the
lee % big hill, here, judging from his
weekly reports. the weather IL decld-
eddy more tropical than il Is az South
Paris for instance. There IL no doubt
tbs, the south Paris record would show
80 .eaSt fftv per cent more zero morn
iHgs than are reported in Greenwood.
Even last Saturday morning, the 18th oil
March. the thermometer stood from 20
10 below in different parts Of the village.
A meeting Of the W. c. L. L. was held
ST Mrs. Rounds March 2lst. The unfsv-
orable weather prevented large attend
aUce. but what was lacking In numbers
WAS made up in part By the esrnestnes'
with which the members present discuss
cd The questions brought before the meet
Ing. The several committees previously
appointed 20 interview the dealers II
cigarettes gave encouraging reports
They obtained from the dealers the IS
surauCe that thew did not and would no
sell 10 minors The pernieious habit sn'
were freely and conyineingly set forti
by several Of the members, aud IL wa
unanimously declared thst every laud
able effort should De made 10 suppress
the habit The non-observance OF To
sabbath by the young and Others "h'
eongregste and idle away their time
mzrts where cigars, cigarettes, con
feCtiOuery and the products of the SOD
toun sin are on sale, was dealt with In
summary manner, aad the ices wa
iOgcib,y impressed that the guardians
the yOGBg should he on the alert an
correct the evil that their wards are sui
jecting themselves TO by being draw
into these dangerous influences. In
next meeting will be held at the room q
the WomsD's Relief Corps, THURSDAY,
April :, at Bpm The county CONVEX
ton of the W. c. Il. L. will be held !
this place the first week In Nay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-28

"a and after oSt ., lseS trains ksvc soa'h
p.ris Going down ~ A. NJ (Sandsys IN
r,e,i,. -, q 81 A. N. ale p. NJ; Soinx up ssss
NS40Fs., - 2. u. (SVnfays inciudedl
n xrr4yaa - N ~
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ORGANIZE
The Trust COMPANY Of America

We, the undersigned. do hereby give notice of our
tntcutiun to- organize = trust company, under and
pursuant tho Laws " the State Of New York. and,
In conformity with the statute in such case made
and provided we do hereby specify and state as fol-
lows, to wit.
First--Thc names Of the proposed corporators are:
william Barbour, samuel A. Maxwell, HI nry S. Man
ming Charles +. cutler samuel G. T. DOdd. AlNah
Trowhrdgc willard Brown, Edward i. Cragn, John
j. Hegemau, j. William Clark. Arson Il. Flower,
Emerson VI Mlllin, Myron ilerrlck: Joel Francis
Ir"cman. william f. Spier. James NJ. Donald Henry
r. Redmond. Ashbrl =. Fitch Philip Lehman. f. q.
Converse. Henry q. Havcmoyrr. G. |. Hudson, George
Blumeuthl! and HOrltlo :. iyrnc.
second The name OF the proposed corporation is
as follows VIZ: Tho Trust Company Of America.
Thrd--Iho location of tn pr JUS curpornton Is
No. AZ Broadway. in the Ror oueh Of Manhattan. in
the City of New York. sct forth N the organization
certificate ct said proposed Corporations.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF "" have hcreunto set
our hands this nineteenth day # Aprll, 1899.
william Barbour, M,rlIT Hcrrlck,
Samuel A. Maxwell, Juol Frances freeman.
H. =. Manning william Spler.
Charles +. cutler. James NJ. Donald.
Samuel e. T. DOdd. Henry s Redmond.
A Trowbridge AshLe f. Fitch,
willard Brown, Philip Lehman,
Edward L. CruEin. +. &. Converse,
John Il. Hegeman, II. q. Havcmeyer.
j. william Clark. G. L. Hudson,
Arson H. Flower, q. Bllmenthal
Emerson McMllIin Horatiu $. Byrne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-22

During the first half OF this month seven
Utah mines paid dividends amounting to $780,
Large deposits Of grarhite and asbestos have
been found In the Seven Devils district. Idaho
A letter from Tintic. Utah; states that
been encountered in a crosScut from the 100
level of the III Roy. Assays from the recently
uncovered ore body in the May Day give value.
OF 40 per cent. copper. 80 ounces silver and
Advices from Bossburg, Wash. note that In
yelopment Of the Orient, on TQuIon Mountain.
Work has been started on the long tunnel.
a It rs o 5t %ork hf Is H s0 bsGs
pushed on the Flora. which has an immense
ledge Of solid carbonates OF lead exposed on
The Ymlr. at Ymir. b. G.. Ia shipping twelve
tons Of concentrates daily. The Yellowstone
has shut down indefinitely on account OF the
In London to.work the Copper Queen group on
Tnad Mountainn; me Gsoup is trayerseI by
Anorher London company Is to develop the
EntsrIriSe,
basin OF the EIkton has been drained and that
the SHAFT is 10 be sunk 200 feet deeper. The
outpnt /, from sixty 70 seventy tons !psr day;
exceed those of last month which were
S&O,o0o, me car oftwenty-ilvs tons from the
from 500 70, $50 per ton.
pG% EsE at nat PGgEh the Trd9 na
pleasing TO the stockholders. The daily out
put is 700 tons OF ore that averages $50 Iast
month the gross value OF the OUTPUT was S247.-
OOu the net pront being Sl95OOO. The first
dividend of 40 cents n share will be paid to the
English stockholders Aug. l. and it is said that
rate Of quarterly dividends can b" maintained
for several wears from TIE ore in sight.
the Little Chester sheridan camp. Republic
Wash ASSAYS show 100 ounces Of silver
Great activity s:reported IN the south Half
district, where, silver and lead are the pre-
dominant metals,
Ntnthrop WASH rerorts.that several strong
companies are operating in the Slate Cree K
gold camp in the Cascades, The Mountain
Goat has "A fine ledge with values high in gold.
mill. The Mammoth has 10000 tons Of high
grade ore in sight and expects to keep five
stamps dropping during the season. At a
depth OF POO feet in the Mammoth fine Speci-
mems Of telluride and free gold have been
found. Tho EUREKA will erect a twenty STAN
mill next month.
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REIL EHriTE NEWN.

The tran sactons at private contract yesterday
included the transfer Of large parcel OF i'm
proved Broadway realty This is rather I'M
usual for this season Of the year The payment
is said to have been in cash. The purchaser.
whose name is withheld buys for investment
solely. Details will be found elsewhere.
III the auction loom the principal Offering
was that Ivy Richard v llarnctt Of No % Park
place. running through to 20 Murray street.
The property. two fivc-story hrownstone build
ings. was bought by Banks Bros. about Ave
years ago for SlS5. 900 and was sold yesterday
by their order The bidding started at Sl3O.-
600 and finally reached $4,000. when the
property was knocked down to Isaac $. Jen-
nngs who was said to represent the owners.
The other sales scheduled were devoid Of in
terest. Auctioneer Wells succeeded In dis
posing OF his Bronx Offering at fairly good
prices
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At the New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
terday James l.. Wells sold Mt publ c auction
the two-story frame dwelling on lot 3l22X
1OO.OS. No. 27b6 Decatur avenue. to +, +. Nord-
strom for 50, 1905 also the two-story frame
dwelling. on lot 25XlOO on the east side of
Morris avenue, Ia feet north Of 1aith
street, to 6. j. Palmer Tor $1,000; also the
two-story frame dwelling, on lot 3OXlOO.
on the east side Of second ayenne. Williams
5O6X05 1Ox.Ni So, on the southeast corner OF
Chester street and North Fourth street. Mount
81 81, to \. A. IeIor for $4,000. and IA plot.
15Ox1OO. on the east side OF West street. 100
feet south Of Mount Vernon avenue, to l.. r,
Berg for SLID.
Richard V. lTarnett 4 Co. sold at public auc-
ton the two nvc-story brownstone buildings
No. % Park place, running through to No. 20
Murray street. on plot 2S.Sx15O. to Isaac s..
Jennings for $4,000 and executor sale, the
four-story dwelling. on lot 22X!,S0. No 2b4
West Twenty-third street. to Ella j. Seward
for S31 800.
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure the two
hvc-story brick flats. on plot BOX about 122.
Nos. 1898 and $3.50 Third avenue, to the plain
tifI John W. Cornish for 100000.
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by JAMES L. NfLlb
Boston read northwS res SIDE ia a. eet south
vacant and
Boston road. adjoining on southwest "A 33x
14O.4lx75. 52xl2!i2l. brick dwelling and
Boston road. adjoining on southwest. 761lx
12021XT5xllI12, vacant; and
Franklin avenue. east side; BIZ p feet south
of 166th street. 27.S3S2o1 72x27. s3x2Ol 49,
vacant; and
franklin avenue adjoining on north. DIX
2O1.7S. vacant: and
-, frsnkln avenue adjoining on north. ok
franklin avenue. adjoining on north. ok
2Ol 81. vacant partition sale: Henry Pollock
We Jane II. Kellogg OF al, executors; Charles T.
taxes. assessments. &c. s2oShiO ana Interest
RY d. rHESIX INGRAHAM 4 co.
West 12lst street. No. 249 north side 800
feet east OF Eighth avenue. lSxlOO.l IL three
story stone-fr4nt dwellings foreclosure sale ::
Central Trust COMPANY, trustees, VS.. William
+ McEntce ct al; Butler, hoffman. Joline d
Mynderse, ATTORNEYS, Iohn Hunter, referee;
due on Judgment, $l3.SSS - and interest;
ments. &C.. $500 and interest:
Warrington aySnT" No 2l@,' , eas 6s SIDE 1SS
i2G. %, two-story frame dwelling! foreclosure
sale; Mercantile Cooperative Bank vs. Barnett
Schaciror ct al; due on judgment. ,Tj3.4l
and interest; cost and allowances, S232; taxes.
SO; prior mortgage. $1,000 and interest.
BY WILLIAM NJ. RYAN.
West l1Sth street. No "a. south side 800 feet
west Of Filth avenue 21HlOO.11; foreclosure
sale: Cornelius +. kingsland vs. James B!ng
ham ct al: Henry. +. Miller. attorney: Eugene
II Pomeroy, referee: due on judgment,
SOD ll19l and interest: costs and allowances.
$40 - and interest; taxes. assessments, &c.
SijO'J and interest
by ElCHNED V. HARNElT CO.
Front street. No 81, southwest corner Of
store and twu-story rear brick building pub
lie sale.
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Proposals.


Sealed proposals for furnishing the materials and
performing the labor required and necessary for re-
pairs To two Durnitorcs and the Power House and
for furnishing aud installing Laundry and D. suftct
ing Apparatus and Plumbing Work on Holman
Island, New York. and tor furnishing and installing
Range, Refrigerator and Tank at SwinNurne
Island. New YORK. for the Board of Commissioners
OF Quarantine. State Of New York, may lie mt by
mail or dcv red In person up TO p. NJ, on Welnes
day. the 9Th day Of July, 1909. to DR.. Edmund j.
Palmer. President OF the Board OF Commissioners Of
Quarantine, No. II broadway. New York city at
which time and place the board will receive and open
all proposals.
Drawings and Specifications may be consulted
al BLANK forms of proposals obtained at the office
OF the Board VI Commis sioners OF Quarantine, No.
II broadway. NV York city, or at the office Of q.
l. HENS. State Architect, in tho Capitol. Albany,
Ny.
Each bid must be inclosed In an envelope. sealed
and addressed to DR.. Edmund j. Palmer President
Of tho Board Of Commissioners OF Quarantine. No.
il Broal way. New York city. and ndors"d with the
title { tn " RI 10 which auch bid refers.
Tho Commissioners reserve the right 10 reject any
and all bids received for tue above work;
CHAS. +. BRCDER.
Secretary of the Board Of Commssioners
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IrNss.G; Elizabeth g RIkrr to Bridget
Gallagher ,.... ............ $4,000
Baxter NJ, II. " :, and land ADJ in rear Of
10 II. ~ an ~. bt'ntt Levy, as "1T
C"Iun,nTs ay. " ror Snth st. 162 2vl4
Rcrucm Ltvyn t. Imperial Construction
DAILY ay. n v r"l S,mu, st, 45NIoA>t6>
In3Il. Elizabeth VI VI Hamilton to NINA
Iowrustein ............ .-........., eXch
F,rdhnu to West Farms road II E. +S
Knne to George MorpGH -. 1000
Fulton aN. 1912 cs Sarah VI T,mpson in
DIV and widow. IN sarah VI Gray ...........
Lexington AYES, 5"ll u ioSth st.. lIsN
LOIS $50 ana l3E map ITO lots, grlntor,
I'D ward. MAMMALIAN MorEcnthau and
wife to I-Iak GoOltrend ...,, 1880
Lots "a. III. I22. 1913, ~. map $50 lots,
Tham ana wife 10 Ma, Uuerfeider. &c. 1925
Prospect az, n cor Ii"th st. 5nxlooI
thornton and ano ..'....','..'. -.
Ryington st. 80, u 5, 24."x 90; Jacob Bas'
sewitZ to Jacob klingrrst uin........,......
linton av, 10. -, = 100. Vim Wright
Wet End 523, 1"NloD; John Yard TO
I'd Az. ;ssS and AZ q ., 4p.tIao, u part, Az
Il, swc,r 18th It, r:Nr5.G, ~ part 9Th
st Il ~ part 3 / av ;i:7 : e cor 18th st.
- srn7 !; Clrimemcc 5 i Fish, Lloyd
Bryce and Carroll aud Joseph Bryce.
with each other. PARTITION deed. .,.-. ....... nom
RI av. W., 5l.2 10Th Il, "IxlpO; Mary
P,nglo to James " Prrngle. ....,,,..... e2.76o
"' Ros ss t" Noses Mc,1Rer '''. 1000
9Th av g. 76g II 18th 81. @5N 90: IauraV
RhinclHudeT IL Matthew CLARK un......... $4,000
llth av. VS. 10 II 5,rth 1t. 25xIoo; Wlllett
II MORGAN to Louis ! rrgan ... ........... 1000
18TH uv. cor tth st. lohN ia, Wakefield;
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Plans Filed for Now Buildings,

Cauldwell Gv. Cedar place. cor; i'm.
pruvement to dwelling; William Fdling,
owner. = J Best, architect cost .......,.. $1,000
Eagle av, W s. 2OOs ljsth st: fvo two story
dwellings: Frederick bailey owner; VIC
DickerSOu, architect COst........,........, 226o0
Hughes nv. e =, % fremont 1T; story dwell
ling Peter EngClsOn, owner. Ward
Davis architects; cost ...,.... .....,...,.. $500
Kelly st, " s. 100 l66th st; ten two.story
and basement dwellings; q and John
sou. owners; pickorson, architect;
cost ....,.,,.,-...,.,. .--.'..,' $4,000
arcLitcct-; cost. 49,. - $500
Park av. s.. 80 l7lst st; -four three-story
ar Infect, cost .....,.,.-. 100000
Riverside Drive, lsI: improvement 10
builders cost ...... .......,,, $500
Cab g., owmers $ h ogden. architect; cost 5000
b4th ". - T.; lives story dwelling: ID Wing.
owner. Btbh, Cook Willard. architects
cost 6o,0 900
loIst vt aud Broadway. = W cor sevcn.story
fiat and stores; Smyth Roller owners;
Neville BREyc, architects; cost ........ $4,000
1l9th Il, 10 " I'd aV. slX.stOry Nat:
Cahlll, owner; q Robinson, architect;
I2Gtl st and Lexington Av, cor: 7-story
Hat; Israel Stone, owner; |. Angel ar
ChtCCt. ITO 900
1874 It, n r. III 18th av; Improvement
to coal pocket; Theodore Fone, owner:
BOgdCn, architect; Co't...,.,..........,. 1,6OO
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ETRST. CLASS laundress to go 20 Adirondack,
wages 500; large wash; references required.
Mrs. i. SEElY. ah2 9Th
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NJ & l.. Hess have sold for Boehm & Coon
the northwest corner of Washington place and
Greene street to u firm of builders. who will
erect n ten-stOry business building on the site.
Ogden Il Clarkson have sold for +. A. Allen
the four-story hrOwnstone building, 2Ox'i5X
100. No 49, West seventy fourth street.
Lowenfeld a Prayer have sold to Louis Lese
the four dwellings, Nos. ~ to 81 East Fifth
street. The same firm has purchased from
Jacob Lissner the plot, d'x!4. on the northwest
corner Of First avenue and sixteenth street,
brick stable. on plot bOXlOO, Nos. 1913 and %
West Fort y-siXth street.
Richard Schollcr has bought the five-atory
fiat. OH lot 17xlOO. No ~ East 1Oith street.
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Aarnts at'anted-a Aales.

A GENTS WANTED for special summer cam paign,
N THE SATURDAY EVENING POST established
by Benjamin Franklin in l72s-now published by
LADIES HOME JOURNAL. is offered to subscribers
for one year only, for S1.oo-the regular price 10
PRODUCTION and will be withdrawn September LIST.
The regular price q $3.50 will be maintained after
that date. We will give a good commission for
every subscriber secured and distribute So 900 Sep.
TENDER LIST among the ~ best nts. $500 will be
given to the person sending the largest number OF
snbscr hers at 81 90 each per year At this special
low subscription price thousands be easily So
cured. Address THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COM.
PANY, Philadelphia Pa.
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Broome st. "a" and l5l: Leopold Schneider ct al
VS. Nathan Iicbrr ct al: atty, VI and lsaacs,
Old BrosdwRy. $50; Frederick Schmidt and
W Fritz Wcgen"r ct al Rttys, Arrow Co.
- Nicholas Av, cor ilith Il. 1S3,gX COX irreg:
Ir'dk B"hn ct al vs. Nina Daiker ct al foreclosure
lien. aitys, Shire X j.
18th ri, ana - 49, W; Harris Mandebaum and
: Ella DE Ruyter et al. exrs &c; atty. Stern.
l"pth ~, s >, ~ q 9TH av. 1S.nrHp.l |; John
Alexander vs. Gertrude NJ Raymond at al. atty. A
Lane.
I34th st. n :. 2Oo.4 Brook av, 2sxloO: Ronald X
Brown ct al. trus, vs. Anna Dale ct al; atty. J
Lane.
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Assig nments of MortEages.

Adams. Thomas to Title Guarantee and
Trust 60 sl5s 900
Bond and Murtgag" Guarantee Co to New
burg Savings Bank ....................,. 125 900
Curtis benjamin De i, to Edv ard Brennan 400
Connlck Andrew J To Margaret Helm ....... $3.50
Elddlitl Ernest F. 10 Thos o Reilly. 5,ol7
Fowler. Win j. To John Ferguson. ......,.... nom
Glllcspy. Eliza VI, to Mutual Life Ins Co... 5000
Gordon. Louis, ct al TO VIM II Palmer ...... 8,75o
KNIGHT, Jacob ~ al. tndiy and trus. TO
John sloane. ear, &c ....,..... 1900
LplAno faustlno and Antonio Gonzalez.
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Midlcbrook Frederic j. 10 Albert Giles
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