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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01


l. W Smith, sditor Of the ,PsecSA
sprfuEs Times, spsnt the night n
Durango and returned h0usU shA
morning.
Sheriff Casad OF San Juan county
spent the night In durango. haviue
Just returned fro,n q visit TO Ca1ifor.
MIA. accompanied BY his wife.
San Juan county sent in . petition
to both representative and senator
protesting against that section OF the
game Law providing for fee to be
charged pon-residents.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. e Herr returned
last evening from Denver, Mrs. Herr
having spent three weeks there while
Mr.. Herr was east and south. She
reports an enjoyable visit with Mra.
Jordan and other former Duransoites.
The advance guard of flyers" for
the May races arrived last night. be-
Ing those owned by Reeese K Hum
phrey--July 0yp. Roam Tom md Net
tie. These horses captured the ma.
jor portion Of the purses last fall,
Mrs. Fred Jones left this morning
for Colorado Springs. where abe Will
visit her sister, Mrs. VIII Alexander.
for month. In the meantime Fred
with have to be looked after by the
kindly disposed.
T. D. Burns departed for Tieira
Amarillo this evening. He expects
to return In couple Of weeks and
In the meantime will be on the look
out for the right kind OF person to
take charge at Trimble.
All should bear In mind the fact
that the Womans Relief corps will
servo choice chicken dinner at Mac
cabee hall on election day. The wor-
thy women are doing the wor'. free
and In behalf OF needy ones and should
be liberaIly patronixed. Dinner only
SO cents.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01
Hotel for Rent.

Aztec. the county seat of San Juan
county. presents an elegant opening
for hotel man who understands his
business. The undersigned has a
brick hotel building which he will
rent at reasonable figures to right
parties. Write to
FRED BUNKER, Aztec, N. M.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01
Durango und.rsak,ns Co.. 100 sth 81.

Members Of tho Colorado State Fun
erai Directors' Association. Licensed
smbalmers. authorised TO ship rc'
mains 10 any part Of tho world. once
open .:iny and night. Telephone no
4etA, Durango Undertaking Co. $50
sth street. r. Y. Peterson. funeral al
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01
rrssn sassrday's paily.
Ruk oIlae.

Tho eastern train II delayed sev.
sfai hours this afternoon by rock
slide near Pagosa Junction. A huge
pile OF rocks and dirt covered the
track. Transfsr IL being made and
the train n sxpectsd between Q and I
o'clock. It Il expected also 70 clear
the track today
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

Tho best IL none too good for oar
patrons, City Barber Shop under Col.
orado State hank.
NEER 4 RUDERsDoRF.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

90 YOU CARRY INSURANCE.
" not, call on Campbell & Rock
wood for both nre and life. Best agen.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01
Tn. village school sho.

II stylish and durable. win outwear
anything on tho market. On cxhi.
bitton At GEO. TRICKS.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

CEILING AoENT-For Porter Coal.
Leave orders at La Plata Market
and Clark's Feed Store. J. 9. TuR.
MAN.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

II you want ton or carload OF Port
er or Hcsperus coai. notify the Duran.
so Transfer Co. Prompt delivery ard
correct weights.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01
Anether.

Sia-room frame house aud two lots
on Boulevard In splendid residence
section. Price $1,000 on easy pay
nsents. Campbell and Rockwood.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

Get my prices on lawn mowers and
grass'oa.nhets before purchasing.
w. G. CHAPMAN
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

Mark Cammins. who has been III
At Mercy hospital the past four weeks
diea just before noon today. He
leaves = wife and two children.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

Shaving and hair cutting by only
erstclass workmen. T. q. Da,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

coors' Golden Beer
At La Plata Rottling works.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

There viii be services At the Bap
list church tomorrow. morning aud
evening.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

Thoroughbred aud grade Hereford
bulls for sale All acciimatcd aud IN
condition for service. Win givc time
on approved security at low rate OF
intsreHt G. E. MCCONNELL
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

Hood 4 Fritz, headquarters for
glass. plate glass. box glass or any.
thing you want.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

For comfort ana convenience take
your baths at Tom Davis new rooms.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

The Latest and Best.
For hrstciPae shave or up to date
hair cut call ut Wesley Helms barhcr
Ahop.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01
=. .. r.,,s, wA...,... ,lsc..sA,y -..,..s..
c. RICE.

c. RICE.
Tents and awnings. mattresses. up
holStering. feather steam renovatinI.
etc. given prompt attention. Cor.
ner Ist avenue and 18th street.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

Presbyterian church tomorrow
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock. Preach
Ing 1t IL; subject. Christ n 4
Guest" G. x. society at 6;30
Preaching II 1850; subject. Work.
Select music by select choir. Rev
w. H. Ferguson, pastor.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01
CALL AND SEE
|. TELLER,
The JeweIer.

10 now ready for business, In lie
Colorado state Bank Building. with
complete stock Of Watches, Diamonds,
Jewslry, Clocks, silver Novelties, Etc,
at prices to meet aii eompstItion.
D. 4 R. q. Watch inspector.
Firstclass watch work done on
shor* notice and guaranteed.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

beoveb VIE ana Two cntluren.
Prssbyterian church tomorrow:
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Preach.
Ing 1t II; subject. Christ as .
Quest G. x. society at 6:30.
Preaching at 1880; subject. Work.
Select music by \ select choir. Rev.
w. H. Ferguson, pastor.
r. A. Iarsh returned this morning
from silverton. He says at O'clock
this morning the thermometer regis
tered Is degrees below zero. Frnm
the chiiltness around Durango this
morning we were convinced cold
wave existed somewhere near by
Fred Kcsseli. / miner from Silver
ton, who was brought down from
lockwood couple Of weeks ago.
died nt Mercy hospital this morning
at $40. The La Plata Undertaking
Co is looking after burial. 1t being
likely that the remains will be sent
to Lawrence. Kas.. where ne has a
daughter residing.
The State University Ole, club.
which will appear at the opera house
on Friday evening. April s. comes
highly recommended, their press no.
tices being exceedingly natteriug. Az
before stated. the club consists OF rs
members. many Of them specialists
OF high rank. You will want To hear
them, 10 don't wait too long before
securing your ticket. Undoubtedly
there Will be crowded house. A
plan 10 on foot TO hold reception
for the young men after the con-
cert.
Ike kfuschke. who has just return
cd from combined business and
pleasure trip. Says that business con.
ditions are prosperous everywhere.
On reaching Denver Mr.. Kruschke
went straight to New York, while
Mrs. Kruschke and Leslie wont on IN
Galveston. After buying large
stock Of goods In New York city.
where he states there IL terrible
press OF business Mr.. kruschkc went
by steamer to Savannah. Tho trip
was nne. the sea being smooth as
glass Staying over one day to look
over the city. he then went OH 70
New Orleans. which he describes al
never looking more prosperous From
there on to Galveston. where he ioin-
cd Mrs. Kruschke. remaining Horic
eight days. The speaker stated that
the south was booming. Every one
seemed TO be confident that good
times are here to stay. In Calves
ton there is a great deal of hnilding
going on. az well MS n large .hIp.
ping trade. Business ~ good there
already. In spite Of the heavy disas-
ter which occurred some time nEo.
Roses are In bloom. ~ well HIS hun
dreds OF other flowers which all the
southern gardens. There are straw.
berries till you get tired In fact,
said Mr.. kruschke. Everything was
lovely except the mosquitoes. Or
his return Mr.. Kruschke says he stop
ped ut Fort Worth. where he ran
across ED. Pennington. as we'll as the
latter's mother and sister.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

L. " snith, sditer Of the ,Psscoa
Springs Timss, spent the nAshs n
Durango and returned hOr,N shs
morning.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

San Juan county sent in . petition
to both representative and senator
protesting against that section OF the
game Law providing for fee to be
charged pon-residents.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

Sheriff Casad Of San Juan county
spent the night In Durango. having
just returned fron visit TO Ca1ifor.
mia. accomrsnisd BY his wife.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-01

r. A. I.Arsh returned this morning
from silyerton. He says at ) O'clock
this morning the thermometer regis.
tered i6 degrees below zero. From
the chiiliness around Durango this
morning we were convinced cold
wave existed somewhere near by.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
Ocean 5ieGmcrs
neutrality-suspicious. llNE

for Porto lR6@On
Steamships of the RED "O' LINE will sail for Ss
Juan and Ponce follows;
Eof uetsht passage spply
s : PTIIApEIPIUA. ........ Saturday. o moo
8 s CARACAS.........--...... Saturday. Feb %.
ROUI.TON. RIISS & DAI4I.ETT.
General Managers. l35 Front 81.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Peter p. Meyer Co.: East sixteth-st., south
side go feet east OF Frst-ave. IS7xlOO 5xsx4ixls5
ono story brick store; foreclosure sale: Mutual Life
Insurance Company agt. Solomon B. Topitz. et
al: Davies Stone G. Auerbach. attorneys; c. Dono-
hue referee: due on judgment. sl4,3OS AZ costs
By Bryan L Kennedy 6 Co.: No l46 West One
Observation-Disclosures. south side $50 feet east OF
Aunsterdam-ave., 25NlO0u, rve story brick nat
Arthur G Searles ct al; William c. orr, attorney
charles II Strong referee due on judgment, Ao.-
sos IS; costs $50 ., taxes etc, S--S5 -. No lih
West e-hundred-a nd-fth-st south side, 3e5 feet
hat house: foreclosure sale: Catharine A. Stevens
sct Arthur .. Searles et al; William c Orr. at
torney: Charles II. Strong, referee; due on Juds-
costs. S361 6S; taxes, etc. E23S -
Bv samuel Goldsticker: Kelly-st., east side, 1922
feet south Of One-hundred-and-siNty-s h-st-
l7xlO0 three story frame dwelling house: fore
closure sale: Harlem Savings Bank agt. Charles
Tango 81 al: Reuben Mapelsden. attorney. Abra-
ham Hershheld referee; action No. !; due on judg-
fpenr s3267 50 costs. S2l2 as taxes, etc, Sao ~
Kelly-st east side, 1882 feet south OF One-hun-
dwelling house: foreclosure sale; same parties; ac-
ton No 2: due judgment, S267 30; costs, NN Il;
taxes etc. $3.50 as.
By Richard Y. Hsrnett & Co: No. 225 East One
~ Third-ave., l6sxleo10 three story broWnstone
front dwelling house: foreclosure sale, Frederick
B Aschner agt. Katie LAUDER et al. Isaac W.
Jacobson attorney. Henry tSraSSe, referee. due on
sudement s. 26l "a costs SS s.: taxes etc $3.50 IA
Bv William NJ Ryan: West Eghty-second-st. D..
south side l02 OF Broadway, 55xi02 2N7 \
fll0N2.5 5N9os vacant. foreclosure sale Metropoli-
tan Improvement Company agt- Phihp Hauseman
81 al Clarence L. Westcott. attorney: Mvron II.
oppenhcm. referee; due judgment, s53, ,71 70:
costs $3.50 s5; taxes. 1850 Is
BN William Kennedy No go East TWelfth-st
south side, lS6Xl0S3X x99 s. story brick tene-
mont house. public auction.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
REAL ESTATE.
TITLE To BIG BROADWAY PARCEL
TRANSFERRED MANY PRIVATE
DWELLING HOUSES SOLD.

Pobert J Dohertv yesterday obtained title from
David n McAlrn 20 the property Nos. l''-a In
and l.72S Broadway. for S1oee. the sale OF "hch
was reported some time ago
= de Forest Simmons has sold for Mrs : a
sneden No l20 West Fifty-seventh-st-. 2oxl9 feet,
o four story house 10 J. J. Manning
Iowenfed e. Prayer have purchased the old
buildings on plot lOo4xle0 feet, on the southwest
corner or Fifty-ninth-st. and First-ave' me iour
s.orv huildfna 2sx12O feet No. 80 81. Marks Place
80 fss Christopher-st.. private house. on lot
2erel feet and No 4o9 Grand-sf q four story build
inr on LOT 25X75 feet
Slsu-son & Hobbs have sold for Hattie Mendel-
son to z client for occupancy the four story. %
foot broWnstone dining room extension dwelling
hause No 3l5 West Eghtv-eighth-st
The estate of william Post has sold the lot 2ox
81 feet with old frame building, az the northwest
corner n Elizabeth and Prince SIS
There were many reports current about sales ~
property in West Fifty-ffth-st. between Fifth and
Sixth aves. yesterday II was said that No 50
West Fiftv-hfth-st had been sold The owner Of
the property denied 4. AS near as can be learned
the parcels sold were Nos. s. SC. g. 81 and s. West
Fifty-ffth-st n p Freedman is reported 70 be
The buyer
The Eve lots on the southwest corner Of Fifty
hfth-st and Fifth-sve have been sold BY Greene
& Taylor for the trustees Of ST. Luke's Hospital.
The plot is lO05xla5 feet and adjoins the Uni
versttv Club il was sold for about S6o0N 10 J. c
Lyons who win improve the property by the ereo-
tion of private dwelling houses.
A l. MOTQecdl q
Enrich 10 Glickman Brothers The plot, l@iNSSu
feet. the north side of one -hundreo-and-t~enaI
third-st Just 800 feet west Of AmSterdarn-aHe Inc
four lots the southeast corner Of One-hundred-
and-thirty-sxth-st and Fifth-ave are taken in eN-
change.
James " Campbell has sold 70 the Eichler Brew
ing COMPANY LOT on the southwest corner or
hunGred-and- -eich third-st. and the southern
Boulevard. The broker was william Stonebrldse-
II is said that hotel VIII be erected on the lot
Or. Reginald II. Sayre is reported 10 have bought
20. : East Forty-nfth-sL. a four story dwelling
house 25xl005 feet, from Mrs. Agnes NJ. Strebeigh,
for about $4,000
The Collins Building and Construction Company
yesterday fled plans at the Department OF 5uilo-
ings through Henri FanChouN. architect. Tor
seven story brick limestone and terra Gotta apart
rnent house which viii accommodate ntty-siN lam
ilies The building VIII he erected at a cost OF
s24OOO0 OF the l2SxS9ll foot plot the north sioe
of observation-disclosures 20 feet east Of
Sevepth-ave.
T F. Coghlan viii erect nine story brick
factory and storage house. 2SN92 feet al No. 10
West Eighteenth-st., from plans by J. W. Stevens
who has estimated the cost OF construction Al
100000
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
STORAGE NOTICE.

To Thomas Keating John r. Hohmann. J
g Kingston. Geo, w Hazen. Mrs Julia
Penley. Owen kiylon. Julia NJ Psnalver.
Mrs Julia Clarke. Walter r Allen, r. A
Pierson T. Barton. lee Kits Miss
Lottie Clinton. Mrs Louise Mckie. Vine
fred Fitzsimmons Jane Adger. q. r
Brodix Horace MOODY z. A. Ellsworth,
Mr. Jessie = Hinelsheimer. Henry g.
smith Mrs \. e. Brown. \ Lewis, Mrs
Ella Van Poole J smith. Mrs Annie
Perkins r j. Rozelle. Mrs. 9. watson
Mrs Blanche =. Rice. Mrs. Ellen IhonP-
son. Mrs. ~ VI DeI0nE. Mr.. or Mrs. H.. ;
Bartlett. Chas A. Wadecker. Mrs. j. Gully,
g. r Eidri5Se and Arthur g CLAYTON; GU
and each of YOU are hereby notified that
the time FOR the payment of our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired. afte- dEe notice thereof had been
given YOU We viii cause such property. 70
wit. Household Goods. Personal Effects ana
Merchandise stored ny you or 10 your name
in the columbia Storage Warehouses. 70 be
sold at public auction. according 70 the
statute in such case made and pr'Floe'!, AT
Nos LIS and 1Sl West :hth on Satur-
day. February -. 1901. at 1890 A. m, and
IL the sale thereof IS not Completed On stli
date. the same viii be continued ~ the
same place ON each and every ~atlrday
thereafter beginning at 1890 a. m. uniil
the sal- g. completed
CIIAS T. SAUL.
Pres Columbia Storage w arsh0useS-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
- ,an - 1,-.h Q.
- ~ of 49, - q
Park Ave

TIE approximate amount Of the lien satisfy
vh.gh the above described property Is - be sold IS
50 t' 90 with Interest thereon November 10th. 1900
together with allowance and guardians
amounting - S5l2 90 with interest thereon from NOV
18th 1900 together with the OF the sale The
approximate % which
u Dc allowed 10 tho purchaser out Of the purchase
paid by the referee Is $500 90 and interest.
Dated New YORK. January -. 1901.
ARTHUR r. TRI X. Referee
ETRZMAS & FRANi>FsNHEIMER. Plaintiffs Attor-
---- y = H-oaL st--e- NeW Nc-- CIV
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
foreclosure Sales.
one HUNDRED AND sEVENTEENTF

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEENTH
STREET. NO. 100 EAST.-Suprenne Court County of
New York-Israel Idsuth9l plaintiff. against William
SOilfrey. and others. defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly
above entitled action
ing 18th day OF November, 1900. J. under
signed Referee II judgment named VIII sell
public auction the New York Real Estate Sales
room. Number III Broadway. In the Borough OF Man
haitian. County OF New York. the li;h day OF Feb
ruary 1901 ~ - o'clock Of that day, by William
NJ Ryan. auCti0neer the premises directed by said judg
70 be SOLD ani therein described as follows; Al
that certain lot parcel Of land situate lying
and being the city of New York. in the County and
State York ana bounded and described follows
beginning a point the sCEtherly side OF lsth
hundred seventyve feet eastery
from The formed by the intersection Of the
erly side Of Park with said southery side Of
1th Street running thence sOuthery parallel with Park
Avenue and part the distance through party wall
hundred inches the line Of the
block between i16th II7th thence eastery
the block twenty feet thence northeriy again parallel
with Park Avenue and part o the distance through
party wall one hundred feet eleven inches 10 the south
side of llIth and thence Vcefery along the
souhery side of l7th Street twenty f'e' % the point
place ~ beginning Being the sam" ui misses con-
viewed William S1llfrey Max AtUayer Referee. bv
deed dated and recorded the Office % - Register of
the County of New NAV 10th. 1898. u Iner 90
a ConNeyances section g. page IS
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
REAL ESTATE TRANsrERl

sresnWsch-st 80 u Of Leroy-st 2s1asO An
2sNsa O. Stephen McCoruick II. and another ~
Mitchell SilverEteiR. MORTGAGE. SIS. 90. r $ 81
sd-ave no 2.O9ii 2aXlo0, Abraham Greenberg 20
Same property, = part: samuel Williams 20
same mortgaFe Sl4. 300. r s. 81 SO. .---....-.
2lFt-st p $50 n . Of 9th-ave 25Nss 8: John
Prick 20 Anna { Klinier: r 8. Sls 3D.
S9fh-st r, 1858 n of Avenue A IS 2Ea0. also
West End-ave. .. IS s n % ssth-st. 25x7s.
MaEdalena anc Adam = Schmitt executors, etc.
Avenue b. or East End-ave. &. Sis n of
eath-st 2SNIs. MaEcalena and Adam Schmifi.
executors, etc, 10 Anna Schie: mortgage. 5000.
r. =,
same property. MhEdalena Schmitt 10 same: mort
same property; William schmitt e. al 70 same.
y7sh-sf n . s6i.b n OF Avenue A 25 9XlOOsx
IRREGULAR: Magdaena Schmitt and another.
s~pfors etc 20 Adam = Schmitt.
same property Masdalena sehnht 10 same.
~ = v. -- --s ss q o
.5avs . " cor I2Oth-st. iO0llxio0: Harris
BsDdelhauun and Fisher Levine 20 lsasc Roth,
rnortsage SfS 900.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
uELF WANTED.
NInIr.

Male.
ATTFSTIOS'-Men wanted. 50 - any Eu-
rup-an port. London. Liverpool. Ham
burg Bremen. also free passage and steady
positions procured SHIPPING OFFICES.
: Cl .rt0n-st. and - West-st-
CANVASSERS wanted for Life and Eeisn
u Queen Victoria % by the eminent
authors Nurar iIalstrad and A. J. Nuns0u.
Ten vears boz preparation. l1dorsrd Dy the
highest die1lrqrics y two continents. sales
enormous Large volume. Rirhly Illustrated.
only 81 20. To introduce this book every
v here and advertise 10 for future business,
every person answering this 'ad-' viii be
authorized 70 present each suh-crih~r with
a s. premium cree. This plan is sweeping
the country Agents Wild with success.
complete books ready this week. Biggest
terms Drop all trash and clear $3.50 a
~ nth OUTFIT free THE DOMINION 60.
Dept ". Chicage.
WANTED -t"achmau. b. family IN the
country, must take care furnace and b.
generally useful! when answering give
name OF last employer and liSt II refer
enres. w j. G.. Box 10. Tribune tttice.
WANTED.--A young German and wife. TO
work ~ gardening. the woman must be
willing Co work in the garden. and both
must be used % work on the farm or gar
den!ug. Address p ENMEEER. Hon. y. 4.
WANTED, men 20 travel To Europe by as
si~tlug feeding I've stock on fast steam
ers. also experienced cattle men for steady
work Call personally. ATLANTIC SHIP
fING OFFICE. 2VI % 2oH 2i 81.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06

All property etc which Aisrta p Palmer is seized.
57th-st = 3eI s q y = Avenue a runs .;s . s1
.fS lS9aH and Sh shoIhst 80 30 Adam h 5ss @i-
57th-st lod5 II " Of avenue A. i go Sz9,.
William Adam Z sohmitt and Anna schiie
Alien st. Ncz 1ss and iaI 5O1s7.e Isaac Roth
2o. 70 E'ss sTan s7g @ 6 ssve s'9 SsxS q = RoSsT,
sm.,h Patrick Quinn; mortgage. S4s"oo'
I,taos-1e n y sT n E cor ii5th-et. rans 5osxss
.i2aei. .H n v, 100 70 beginning: also Ienox-sys
70 rcTe Re a5joinrr! ~ Nansv I she2uood and an
other q. Ssmgel W. Me'nS2st =, I : SlsD S'ob pier .,
Eiizateth II Rirhtraire mortgage 5000. :,
Riyer-ide Drive 2 cof ii5th-st, los.7Es5sIooll
Frgss3 TIiSs GS9TS IoreaFs E5 sd Tsff5S s s. Wa ioc
'S5s2 @ toa II . y 20 cT.ps r a1fy Pes 70 '5sa George
MoTri.on EoT!gase, SEA 600 r s "a ,1as =.
255Klos4 also Bgoaawsy N2 i52s LA .s ana i72e i6
David David y MSaPi3 70 n2'eF' = p'aeF'y' NOR 1900
Iosf5-s 5- IS. 5 $ 800 r, q Rroaawav. 12sxlooi1.
also lo5th-st. 5. lol = " Of Arasteriarn- ave
utors. ere Mamie KiIPatrick. /. part...,. 2'7i
ieoii Thonas IS Morgan . William R Morgan,
same property. Maria L Moran ct al ey guard
ian 10 same $40 part; F $ SO .-:..-.;;c-;
I%95 .sI 5. lie I gsIT :, lO71h e rs-, zee =
Z. mart: Charles Moran to Mamie fitzpatrick
same properly: Maria L Moran q Al. by guardian
ana g pa47 y 70 of fSi f'hir '' 81 "a
lo1th-st, s zoo q of broadway. l2fNl0ol IL
also l07rh-st. 5 8. 10l n Of AHsterdsm-ave.
Ils1xlooIl. Thomas and william r Morgan 70
Mamie Kipa,rlck. = part: s SILL
lo7th-st. 2l7.1 n u of Amsterdam ave. 20 6X
Iaol Thomas Morgan 10 Mamie p kilpatrick.
5ed-st 10 10 Eas; e5xi0o5: Robert II Doirnaea
e 81 TO John Mooouad: R 5 81 20 ,:,,.... 10
beth II and Thomas F 7ighjmrc - Jacob Tizer 24oa
Broadway corner 6sth-st. runs io27V
W loo5N 25N DIX . ll74 70 Broad
wav. x - g. Heen N Gel Garcia - al 70 l.
Grand + Fetti-. = part; r :. Sf2 5o-...----...
Same property George = Sniefel'n N same >
same properly. I.e Grand X Pettir to John
Baker. n7rteaEe. $4,000. r :. So 50.-...--..
lo35-st No lSS West. S2Nloi llN52x1o4 10 The
G wilson. r7ortrare SIS "a. R : s. imam.
Hanhartsn-ave No 24S. S9N747: william 7 Nick
las 20 Niau e. g Wilson, mortgage. $1,000.
io7rh-st, s 1re n W of Anste~danl-sye -
100 II. al tltle - aETeerneut dated January -.
llrol. Arrhu, " Han 20 william R MorGan
loIth-st- s. between broadway and ArnsteriaTr
an r'-le !u agreement dated January -
1901, except strip 1Klea H. begins lUo = -
Amster1aUn ave, Arthur "a Han 10 Mamie 7
Io7th-st $ 5. 100 n W = Araster1srn-ave lxlOoli
Louis r F-irn. executors. ~ William r Morgan 70
Sarne pr7perrH.. Charles Moran 20 same lie part
67th-st 10 . Ess, a0xloo5 william " Hsll 70
, Clara W Werthe'n; rlorts2ge S6S "o; r : So IN
gore: Henry L Emo 20 Ernest Ehrmann. r $.
BSVer7, " - " 8 255Tiii oza5 4xlll.2 Her
Clinton-ava 80 = n " T-anonf-ave. +HT1Oo.
E'rede~ek Boss et al. ny guardian 70 Mary -
Grand-s, Nos 416 and ans 8ayioo Harry Fiscfel
T. W1if Brand and John Kaufman. mortgage.
West-st n corner Huhert-st. runs n ok Pas
- Z. John u Carstens the CRY cola
STORAGE CCrnra-y- r =. SfS..-....- .---- --.--.-.--