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WAN ~,

ny eHs'. e nTrsy Ey AN a'S ss.v, ;s.U9o 10,
ssa 81, S' Also % pir0 p scI., Of " isnd near a S.s
Yora suino. foi manafseiurins puposes
ii,. properly nsai ch.mical works, Also. ,po,
about So 900 square feet, near brooklyn krinihys
cheap % Aso f IRON pSst foSsdry i'' near % ~ my" York
value no, NOR. than seO 900; mus, he a bargain.
say. 100 Sois. power and GOOD iis6,. 10 Of nssi
wv New IGrs sy ~ % or ien, 70, msnaf.c,urinsw w. >,
nv si!y ., a.,h buyers. S,.o' ioa,steiy .nd Sa;. <
Harlem, in efchanss for free and clear place ~
Rye: y; y: worth q 1000. aud 5000 equity
ccaniry place on tons Island H shois' oyster ssS
ELISHA syffN ..d 4 81 ..S 20 70 90
feet from a4'h 10 seth sts;, sth 10 9th ay. Also
al improvements. open plumbing &C, south
woSb iso's mifF / f2s sfs' %.:, & IN Ism s.w.n
singl. nat in a good location with ANAL mort.
gag, for 'rss and nsi clear private hps,' on ,Ss
or a dous. IA, in ian an a n. shborhood, no, too
highly ineum oeIed: for soms nee and clear 10y io,s
Also. $4,000 on Two I ple iia,s (bond and mort
rage. three or rve years al - pr cent, eoAson
0sn h $3.50 ac Se.s ss Sosa s
ndr. not fictitious rents; property on lSsd e..
% iss double Sn nat. sa on wsss as .Sas 81, near ssS AZ.
ooxsOaiOO fve-story. all Improvements no vs-
cancies rent. S,.oss both mnrtssge' $4,000:
will accept any reasonable oNef for cash.
wM H. FOLSOM. llwtst esth St-wants 50 70 rs
feet for improvement, east OF ana nea, HUDSON
part Of corner building on 5th av near i2d ST foi
Photographic. Also. have responsible EnAnt
between iIth and saith sta must have 10000
s1uare feet q lofi space and BE- mar AN av can
wait for building 10 be built. posstssion on feh
!, 1902 Also private house on Lexington av.
south Of 3Ath st at least sofoo' front pIice
$4,000 Also, private house In the 7Os, near
Madison av., four stories high price about $50, nn
p. I. KENNFLLY CO, Pine St-wani dSeilins
sth 10 18th St, Sth and 9th avs. for cash Gus
toner, not over s2sO00.
rREACN 1872 nInafWAN-Wanta loan Ap-
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REAL ESTATE xwS.

IN. s,oh,,sss business m ads public during
tas week oom prised an exceptionally Interest,"
ins group Of notable ttansActione Two
new mercantile buildinSs In the WhoIeeeIe
ssction Of Fifth avenue and one In the whole
sale section OF Broadway passed into the
h.nds Of Investors who are already large
svnsrs Of New York real estate. while an
.ntioustsd parcel In the dry goods district
Of Broadway wn transferred 10 builder
for reimprovsmsnt The Knickerbocker
Trust Company bought part OF the old Stewart
property a. Fifth avenue and Thirty-fourth
street a, = sits for q new once building
John Jacob Astor bought the northeast corner
of gi,,h avenue and Twenty-hfth street.
a frm OF operators bought the Fifty-second
street corner Of the old Roman Catholic
orphan Asylum property In Fifth avenue.
and the south west corner OF Broadway and
Fiftieth street was bought by an owner Of
adjoining premises. who. Il 10 said. will build
an apartment hotel on the combined hold
ing These deals were supplemented by
nearly q dozen important transactions In
hiSh-grade vacant plots and modern apart
ment houses II Ia long time since 20 many
prominent capitalists-investors and pro-
fessional operators-hsvs figured In the
brokerage reports as during the past week.
and this circumstance taken In connecton
with the gradual increase In large activities
no,sd reoently from week to week, 10 the
best possible evidence that the period OF
contraction In the real estate market That
began a tweivemonth ago is over
Joseph Bisrhon has sold to DR.. Graef No.
"a West Ninety-nrst street. four-story and
basement dwelling on lot lsxioos.
Charles n. Rosenthl has bought the four
lots on the south side Of iisth street. 800 feet
east Of Lemon avenue. iooIioo.ii. for about
$4,000.
Hall j. How 4 Co. have sold for John W.
Ptrrson to A. Ruth tho plot on the south side
Of tlsth street, aAl feet west Of Fifth avenue.
.4xiooii They have also sold for Patrick
Ward the lot on the southeast corner Of
Eleventh avenue and Is2d street. 26Iioo.
Martin L. Henry and Louis Gates have
sold No 1895 Anthony avenue. 24iixi2o.
George J. and william J. Kenny have bought
from Rocco NJ Marasco his half interest in
Noe 244 and 2ao Elizabeth street. two Ave
story tenements with stores. on plot te1so.
for about $4,000. Tho buyers are the own
ers Of the other half interest.
Mandelbaun 4 Levine have resold Nos.
10 and TO Mulberry street. three nve-story
front and rear tenements. on plot 7ssxioo
x77Ax,oo The sellers purchased this prop
erty last week at auction for $4,000.
Alfred Y. Amy has sold for Mrs. Ferris
No 2ss West Twenty fourth street. three
story and basement brick dwelling. on lot
2oYs2 for about $4,000
We'll 4 Mayer have sold Nos. e2s and e2S
Park avenue two flve-story double fats. on
plot 5oxioo. for about $4,000.
Mcyickar 4 Co. have sold for Mrs. Alex
ander Van Rensselaer, to George sutherland
No 80 East Ninth street, a dwelling on lot
h,,,, alt lpta n tnrA
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Foreclosure Suits.

10th av n a. lot 422. map estAtc Coineins Fhy'
soar wsrd "a sxiOO: Julia 4 Ghvett vs Etwhfd
1 Kobert indiv and admr, ~ al. atty. W ID Murray-
ea,h ~ n 3 200 Ath AZ. 25NlOO. H. lsaac NJ rem
st.in Va Samuel Gin. berg ct al ays, Strasbourgof
Union av q new line g7.2 n Drnman pl. iooaloo
Iohsnn n Borgstede vs. George Stoli et al; at'ys'
McCrea, 5 4 T. a,oo e, 49,.
Doth 81. ., so " s,h OF Park sv. 5oSlQoii: AbIa,
st,ys Sirasbouigor. Z ).
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(1asgH1s> REAL ESTATE BOARD or BROKERS
IN %% Lg or THE CITY or NEW YORK.
N\DH NO. III BROADWAY.
~ WANTS AND OFFERS.
WANTS AND OFFERS.

plicston on FRS, mortrsy, from o. 500 10 Sio. .ooa
dam Want good tenement property In eS.
change for three lots IN good section ready Tor
I'M pfovcm,nt Also Investment property In
exchange for veil located sd sy. tBronIi lots
4 H. STONE las broadway Wants q builder 10
improve 75SiOO foot on the eAsiefly side Of crosby
ST. so feet south Of Grand st. within 900 feet of
broadway, will take reasonable loan.
j. n KALIEY 100 broadway Wants a downtown
corner suitable for cafe: about t5O. 600 cash.
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satisfied Mechsuics' Liens.

G, N,chol,s pl n " cor i5ia st. =: Nc.
pherson Material Co vs Maurice Polk Nov
so, 1900 0............,....... ...,...l 49,. q.
sam. proper,y same rs Anna Them and same
Nov 80. 1900 ............,.. go. 100.
is,d ST, SIS .a5 W Amsterdam az, lOoAlOO:
Pfotenhauer & Nesbt VS. John Boardman.
Jr. Nov II, 1900 ....,............
Same property Church T. Gates CO.. vs. same
Nov IL 1900. $3.50. ;,;,; - ...''
Same property: Murray 4 Hlli VS. same NOV
Same am; property; Harry W Dell '. same, Nov
IS, 1900. - - !.
same property: Glens Falls Terra Gotta and
Brick Co vs. sane. Nov ID. 1900. .'''.''..'
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Assignment. Of Mortsass.
Mech anics' I.iens,

Madison av, q cor o7d st. ioN.tSse John
J RGGlci Go VS. v illlsm Ii Ebllns, Jf'. 81 77ooo
Cau'dVel az, n cor Cedar p, gsNGO Cauld
well a.. 20 n Cedar p .i0Nib0. IN.
H4tI,u River lUmber and Wood Work
..ilg O. William u rnIng. .lr.,,..,.',"- o.75,,s
Madison az, n COZ 02d -. o.sNfo = and
C,Tbir " William ii thins. il r..,.' '.' soooo
sane lroI'ry Sine 10 sane .. .....-.... 10000
iaGth 81, n - 2One 81 Ann s Az, a0A 100 Fast
River lion v ofks ~ Robert Hamilton .... 5000
saIns vs. samo.,.,.:;'....:a..:...,.'', 10000
4 Biume.rs '. Wn!i.n II Esiss, Jr.". ssia7s
oans properly: the Wels and Newton %
" aGms And 6AmuA p Tun sAdeneo. =, u ~, -
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Recorded Leases.

powery. ilS: Elizabeth II Won DcrSmth
trustee trustee. to .ros,ph BeIiIan,. S u yrs ,i..c
9Th ST. o3j T.. Joseph Wolf and anO TO Lewis
NorrenStern. ; yrs ......... .......... SIS
samuel SchI;, Z Co, 5 10 yrs ..'.'-''.' 100
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Plans Filed for New buildings.
DOWNTOWN,
tSoY,h Of FoureeMh ~
r,s, n,o,sw,y. ~. six story storage Max
Dor, 40 Division 81. owner horenb.tsr ,o
4 Strauh. ~: BoSery. architects cost '''ooo
EAST SIDE.
,r,,, n, I'm. ar, ht,tccu Touriorth ard 1loh E,J
.,,h :, II e. lmpruyement to dwelling: Clar
.nSe raty, ty,,c",Isr,. 4St+ Costs cost SIS 900
WEST SIDE.
west o, Fnh ar. b.frsen Four'''n'h and non "'J
p,osdwav. lls6 1900. three story loiis and
.inre, Nj 5 korn. ~ t. 4th ST. owner: Gle. -
yrrdnn Putzrl. architects, COSY No. so"oo
asd 81, S5a 53d " improvement to shop White
''S ''Mf:g Co, $50 " 5ith st, owner. J W cole.
.1a Il a5th st. architect cost ,;...,..-. soo
Se,h ~ ,;.vn, 81 W SD 81. Owner { I Rose.
Madison sv. architect cost 49,, $500
ccT.,oSCS s,n,s C,p-and es,s,s sth ay and 57,h St,
owner. l. Shea .47 i-"'h ST. "r'h' Al,
HARLEM
Manhattan Island. north OF ii0ss IT.
,,,,n s, S. Is " Broadway, two seven story
gsis. Gerald ne Broudhelt. g.. " l:Ith 81.
svrbl,.ct eHft, COS, ',''.''. ......... $4,000
,as,n s,n',; s, 20 2s E; TWO nye-s'ery n?,s. Mary
81! hHWS & iss.th st. arch,ec,; cost. =. 10000
Br,adway ana 2isih st " cor three story
hotel and boarding hOuse: charles WIS
becker. lSi i:0h 81, owner shea oo
as7 " I2sih st. architect cost -. $4,000
Am.,ctdam av and io6th st. n = cor, Improve
ment TO Telephone Exchange and lodge
rooms Clara Stodtmann. Hlghbfidge.
owner cost '...''''''. '''''.'''''' sV
BRoNX.
borough OF The BronIj
1881 s,, sSe T.: improvement 10 dwelling:
Clara Decker, e4i Forest av. owner: n
Decker, architect: cost ....... ........ 400
l3Sth st, 80 Z and l3e,h st, 40 T: improve
ment 70 factory; Hygeia Ice CO. ec6 9th
sv owner; Frank Wennemer. ''7 Trinity
av architect cost, ...........- .-....... 1000
washington ay, 1920 improvement TO dwelling
and Stores Eliza Stayton. j Nrceland.
7Ss fremont Av, architect: cost ......... 100
81 Paul's pl -. 100 " Washington av; i'm
provemeht TO dwelling. W Reid. 700 T.
s,ehI,sc; cos, ...',',,''.e...''.'.' s.Aoo
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l,4,h ST. as 200 9 sth az. iooI2oO 70 i2Hh
Hr.W,ns Wins 'tes ro'. ros'.'0a.."''...,...' ,a eas0
Nss,snn AZ. n +. onr s:d st. ico1so Arthur
s. s,9lns' T' MIl'am II hO"ns '' ~ i7,ooo
sane pTope''y' Acme 'n''i'o' ieep Ls7,.oo
Same property: Charles Hardware Co vs Al.
William II Ebing, u ,,o,,;,o;o' "s'''''
ll2th st, g. i0O.il " 5th az, l0oSloo;il'
KTmmsrmAn sehan vs. Ryan '"u nv $500
ioeh s. P.,Io e. 4irs HiteI a and Sooon jacobs $4,000
eif; 81, sog asd Moriv Gztspa z.,epa 10000
hsdSon Sn Ss' . WHm GIr III Il = EbIns ,ss4eo7
i%a W;.m s. \, yass aSne e'e'lo' ''po4' ~ 10000
ASalsSn Misr a. son s%sin 'Si g ESns. Jr 1920
1890 S. s2S ": Henry Melse rs Cofaleen ... m
81 Paige and George K!leen ,....,,, Slo'"
Lssngn yiv Go cor Ren.fd sen,net 10000
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Real Estate Transfers.
DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN
South OF Fourteenth a.
eth e. z72 f. "a ax9s.2 2: Lauretta II Hard
ing and an0 10 Plncus L0wen'eld and ano,
rssi3.50, mtge :, OF S. 900. ...... .. sl63ot
FAST SIDE.
1FdG o, Ffrh az. befuesn Fourteenth and iioh as)
sOth ct, 33i r, l3.4AO2. Catharine A Nc
Loon Donovan to Isl dore jackson, 2 SO. 81
VEST SIDE.
est of Ftrh dv bt;ueen Fourteenth and iloh sis)
WiS}tr.,.sn to to = Is Browef iss: ~ 5000
45th It. III ". 2OXi, block. Fedeficka
Rent to Charles 7 Kowley, rs s2s So. s8,6OO
en- mer E, al to Thomas Lynch, /. ssso'"', 10 soc
Broadway, n " cor g5th 81. 75b1 100: Cath
81 ..''','.',. -, - l. 900
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Recorded MoTtgages,

DOWNTOWN.
CSoWs ~ Fourie.p'r St
Where no laierrsi Is stated read per cent
I,h =, s7s T.. p'rc's lowenield and william
Pragcr "a .lito GuaraIto" and Trust 90.
Mar,oucal 81. 700 james \ Love 10 Title
Sirn st. sGSGis Fmma 4 Nauss 70 iitetie
= mon End auO yrs. q Hef Ccnt......... $500
Same property. sam. to John 4 Lewis ct al
trustees BcnIamin Sherman. yrs ..., 1880
EAST SIDE.
tEda OF Fjr,h az ocussn Fourteenth and iiosh asJ
lois, ST. ms i75 " Park av Bridget whalcn
10 Herbert Carpenter and ano, trustees,
;cth ST. sal r. Isldore Jackson TO Rosa '''''''
stern. Vt Y'.''.,.'''..''., ..'..,..,.,. $500
WEST SIDE.
(rta OF FUrS az. beiuser Fourteenth and iioth MAJ
is,h s.. n S, 200 W s,h av: Thomas Lynch TO
Ns 5 sh az S louis vi rnssn.r to $4,000
,o S9; q sS VA act codS,d it5i e. Excelsior $500
ss,h 81, 2Ss v; Joseph Mauch TO Farmers
loan and Trust Co syis 4 pes cent 1000
l7tA ST. 5. So s'h ay Emolie SAider TO n
B,S,ss,T s,inSs saea eoi s3,h st. Ada winter 1000
stein 10 Realty Improvement Co. mo-. 1000
HARLRA.
(Nanhailon Island. north OF lio.h st.
Iso,h st q s. 1898 " Amsterdam av: william
Murphy TO Seth Terry. trustee. ".
per cent. -. 5000
Reinhsr ,i al 70 Mary Kerner. Is VI. 1000
BRosS.
thorough Of The B,ons.j
Eagle av. 672 John werle 70 James Kinsey
and wife. du. May I. 1904. ............. S7SOo
Plo, 100 " Ackrman 5, and 265. y n land
Spuyten Duy'i and Port Morris X. r. Co,
tnsw lsStoes ionsers creek also al title
gan 10 Margaret Putnam and ano, yrs 400
Trsvers st. IS, 1908 Decatur av isose B
Salberg to M,fvyn Woln. ayrs. o per cent. 900
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litua ions atantcd-ftmales.


A VISITING PRIVATE SECRETARY will take
cilly wfnppng up Christmas gifts whiting suitable
message. &c hiFhr'i references.
MIS- ENGLISH, Gi Wesi hc'N 81
Az EDITORIAL POSITION desired v.,h IS
tabllshed public, m ~ publishing house hy woman
ot practical 'NpeL,nCc and sb'l'tv clty references
c. VI. noN lIS sun uptown ONCE, 1908 BrnAdwHy
a LADY. experienced. travelled. d, sir"s position
companion or rhapeton IT, young glr or take charge
OF gnutcmhn's hone. manage servants, watketag,
shnpplng, &C: best tcier'urc. tOMPANlcN. hON
3: Sun uptown onct, l:6a Broadwav
CHAMBEBMAID AND WAITRESS good per,
sonal references j. o, box a7a Sun uptown ofl'c,
le65 Broadway.
CHAMBERMhiD wages. 500 best references
Z. r. box h79 sun uptown onncc, eos hroadwhy
COOK wishes position IN private family. wages.
$50 x. C., box aci sun uptown ofcc, i2Gi broad
way.
EXCELLENT COOK nfstclass city references
EXCELLENT INFANrS NvHSE. nrSt class
iritrcnces L. D. bo, a:i sun uptown Office. l?ea
Broadway
FIRSrCLASS cook. can furnish hes, city ref.
ercnces, wants city position. {. 7. boN a1a sun
uptown Office. 1868 broadway
FIRST CLASS iAuNpRESS wishes position
with private family. hest references. NJ y, box a2e
sun uptown ofnce. eos Broadwav.
FIRST CLASS INFANTS NtRSE. excellent
city references. I. McC., box a1b sun uptown Of
nee. 1908 Broadway |
FIRST CLASS COOK best city references, wishes
position In city family wages, eSa y. W, boz oie
Bun uptown Once. 1898 Broeawsy.
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MisceiIaneOus-Sa or Rent.
VIRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE

GOOD land nr'g bOf>. school, and urch"s Conven-
cnt mild, healthy climate; low pnces and ~ terms
Write flr !iee eat,lOgJe Il h. CHAPLIN Co uncJ
Richmond. Va.
HEALTH Summer as well as Winter Homes:
highest gr und tween New Sork and Pm lfdel Ph a
on Penn. ylvruia kallfoad IS minutes IRON Gty.
low fare, coy mod cottages very low In price.
terms 10 So per month. Write !oT particulars 10
D. 4 O. box 9G.S y. y. Ct
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Miscellaneous.

Any one desiring representative in
Brooklyn to collect rents, manage es-
tates or negotiate loans-to discharge,
in fact, any kind Of duties connected
with the real estate busineSs-can Sc
cure the services of a man of many
years experience in this line. Address
REAL ESTATE MANAGER, box ia
Sun office.
s. PER WEEK TOTAL COSTA model house,
meeting every requirement for rnn-d people
splendid nelghborhod IN the ty. with all conyen-
ienceS but above all, LOW ~ T. ICE and offered on
TERMS WHICH WILL INT EREST NOt'. costing
" carry less than REM he,c are eight or ten
rooms gas. electricity, running water: only min.
utes from Manhattan business centre they out OF
the common and worthy ~ voIr consideration VIII
for particulars u L.. Pos, Once box 26'S. Y. city
BI'lI.DERS AND SpECl LATORS-A large cor.
plot choice central locatnn below the PARK very
desirable Tor hotel. apartments ot frst-cRss no.
denccs, price ycfv reasonable. Apply 20 MILAN
j. SENMol IL. III Rroadsay
ATTRACTIVE RESIDE NCES IN Murray I'M
section. lrIc,s rHncirr FROM sIs. .nO1 to 81. pin
FOl som BROTHERS. sSi ItptdVaV.
WANTED -Iloi In Muuqy IAN section for i'm
provement, Immediate possession II possible
FOLSOM BRhIHirS. b3a Broadway.
thorough OF BrOoklyn-SaieO or Rent.
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birds, DOGS, Sc.

FOR SALE--"Athos," a thoroughbred Saint Bcr.
nafd dog. months old imported by present owner
direct from Switzerland, from the kennels Of Plus
Rckenbaoh; sired by Mentor Won Arh dam, Rous-
oeAu. both gold prize wtnnera Addrossi
OWNER boz lis Sun oinea
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Real Cstatt-Q)nt Of the Gity.
Westchcster County-saie or Rent.

WestChcster COUHVy-SaIt OF Ntht.
$4,000 will buy very fine place
in Mount Vernon, consisting of two
Houses and large barn, including 20
city Lots; terms will be made to suit
the buyer. For further particulars ad.
dress Geo. w. Campbell, t22 West
1o3d ST., or call between 9 A. M. and
9 P. N.
ALL THE YEAR HOMES al Fairview. Yonkers
Delightful suburban location. very accessible. hlgh
ground modern homes hardwood noOrs and electric
fighting. &c. large lots sj,OnD UP send FOR boohlet
GORDON 90 East %2d 81
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as.h al n g. 800 e 5th sv, ooIloo.s Edmund . m
CORN loans Francis j Schnugg" ....,... 60"
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Manhattan Island, moth of iioih st.
iaoth st, a. 1913 10Th sv, 5s.ax irreg TO
Byrd rt. John II Judge. referee, 10 VII
liam Murphy, $3.50 ...-... .......
Madison ay, l73J. " 8, IS. llX7g, Henrietta
NOeller TO Lena Kahn, 81, mtgc S!s-
l4?d Of. G2i ". l,.6xg9. io1 lrreg olof l.
Peterson to Roland j Koch, "a Soc. ntge
SIS 800 .. ...... ............ .....
Same property. Frank Brown 10 Olof j Peter.
son, soc, mtge IS. 800. ............
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ITOT0ulN OF Ne FJTONT-I
ia7'h 81. s79 r, 2salno. Gaines Roberts Co
to Emily q Evans, rs $3.50, ntgc si6.5O0. 3l0t
laarh -, 5A7 T.. a5NiOO: Gaines Roberts Co
20 Hugh l. Roberts, - 81, nltge SIS, Goo.
Plot begins loo Acktrman -. NsC3 II
land Spuyten Duyvl and Por Morris n Il
90. runs IS TO NOnk-rs Creek Xne
GcX ? '34X 81 4. Margaret l. Putnam and
uno eArrs. to Hrdget Flanagan a.,
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Sew Jersey--Sale OF Rent.
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Situations Wanitd- Stmalts.

oOOp pIAiN CupK vas,s. 80 would M, r..
. uon ~ rty D. II hus h'p sun uptoNn ofnc', itse
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JANE ST. al--Cosey private hous. for sale or ex
change WOOlfoCh BRITT 20 sth ay
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FIRST CLASS COOK. best city referepees, wlshes
position In city family wages, eSa y, W, boz OLE
Bun uptown once. i2o5 Broo1wsy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-03
HARLEM RIVER REGATTA.
Pehensky Wins First Heat and Hill
bers the Second.


NEW YORK. September 3-The eleventh
annual regatta of the Middle States Re-
gatta Association was held the Har-
lem river today. There were thirteen
events on the program, and the course for
all these was one mile in length. All the
trial heats and some finals were rowed
down stream in the forenoon. The day
was an ideal one for the water carnival,
and the temperature was such as to suit
the most exacting oarsmen, though q
strong southwest breeze blew off the New
York shore and made the rowing on No.
position a trihe difficult.
Intermediate single sculs first heat, won
by Joseph Pehensky, Bohemian Boat Club.
New York; Mark Ravis, Harlem Rowing
Club New York. second; M A. Cornell,
Union Boat Club, New York, disqualified
Tfme-seven minutes, forty-three seconds
intermediate singles, second heat, won by
Fl. Hilbcrs, jr.. Wahnetah Boat Club.
Flushing; Jesse Powers, Nassau Boat Club,
New York, second; A. Keene, New York
Athletic Club, third Time-Seven minutes,
one and a half seconds.
Junior singles. first heat, won by Max
Hirsch, Harlem Rowing Club, New York;
Scramer. Lone Star, New York, second.
T1me-6 5S15.
Junior singles-Second heat-Won by A.
c. McCloskey, Pennsylvania Barge Club,
Philadelphia; John Pardue Institute b. c.,
Newark. N j., second. Time 6.47.
Junior pair oar-Final-Won by Union Il.
c., New York: Pennsylvania Barge Club,
Philadelphia, second. No time taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-03
LIEUT.. STOCKLY'S DISAPPEARANCE.
Likely to he Dropped From the Rolls
of the Army.

Lfkei! to Be Dropped From the Rolls
of the Army.
1T is expected that the name of Lieut.
Paul b. Stockly of the 2lst Infantry will
shortly be stricken from the army register.
Ihat officer mysteriously disappeared I'm
the Philippines January II. last and has
not been seen or heard from since 1t il
pelleVed he was captured by the Philippine
insurgents and that he met his death at
their hands Although no positive fnforma-
uon on that point has been received. IT is
generally believed by his family and the
authorities that he Is dead
His case is similar to that of Major
Hockefeller of the 23d Infantry, who fell
into the hands of the Filipinos over a wear
ago and was never heard of again That
officers name was stricken from the army
register
Lieut.. Stockly was the son of Mr. George
W. Stockly, wealthy merchant of New
York, living on 9TH avenue He entered
the army in August. 1899. as second lien
tenant In the Dist Infantry He accom-
panied Lieut.. NJ. C.. Buckley of the 3d Ar
tillery from New York to the Philipnines
by way of Europe on business pertaining
to the shipment of dynamite guns for the
use OF the army in the Philippines Lieut.
Stockly reached Manila on the TRANSPORT
Missouri November 25 last He Joined his
regiment in the field December 6 and sery
ed with 1t until his disappearance. Janu-
ary II
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ported today. ANY sentiment among re-
publicans. or. indeed, among the people at
large. adverse to the position of standing
by the administration i'm this emergency.
They favor standing by the administration
whatever may have been their private
views as to what ought to be done or what
ought to have been done. There is no
doubt that Maine will give the republican
ticket a good majority. though 1t is not ex-
peeted that the majority of four years ago
Will be eQualed"
Senator Burrows will remain here during
me present week, except that he will go to
trenton N j., next Thursday to speak al
the state convention there. He will speak
at wheeling. w. Va, next Saturday on his
way west and may also make an address
IN Baltimore. Next week he will be In In
diana, and from there he will go to his
nome. After that he will go to the far
west Tor q couple of weeks From October
l until election day Mr.. Burrows will be in
Michigan, which he regards as perfectly
safe for the republicans with a good ma
iOrfty @ ~ ~
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favors the withdrawal OF troops to Tien
Tsin, or some place near the coast. His
recommendations as to the points for win
tering the troops will undoubtedly be fol-
lowed. OF course, the withdrawal Of the
troops from Pekin is largely a diploma tic
affair, which is now in course of settlement
by correspondence among the different gov
ernments. The belief Is entertained at the
War Department that the reports concern
ing the wintering of the troops were sent
before it was known that negotiations were
in progress for the withdrawal from rekin
Everything Well in Hand.
The following message was received at
the War Department late last night from
General Barry:
Adjutant General, Washington:
General Chaffee has everything well in
hand. His driving power materially assist
ed the prompt relief Of the legation. Con-
sidering arduous services. the condition Of
the troops Is excellent. BARRY.
The War Department received a cable
gram this morning from General MacAr-
thur at Manila announcing that the trans
port Port Stephens sailed September 1 for
Seattle. She has paymasters and army
wagons aboard for our forces in China,
and will put them ashore at Taku on her
way to this country.
Sick and Wounded Doing Well.
The War Department today received the
following cablegram from Major Perley Of
the medical corps, commanding the hospital
ship Relief:
'"TAKU, (no date)
Surgeon General. Washington:
"Barrister reports 12O sick at front and
200 at Tlen Tsin. Many slightly ILL., All
wounded brought from front Relief will
take all severe cases. Launch and boats
have returned. Plenty supplies. All do
ing well. PERI,EY"