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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-01
WARNING.

The Deserct News is informed that
two men, one giving his name as ]. c.
Davis, are travelling along the line OF
the r. G. w in Utah, Carbon and
Emery counties, representing them
selves as agents OF the News" These
men have no connection with this pa
per, and the public Is warned against
them Any one having knowledge OF
their whereab9pts-ylll confer favor
by notifying Us.
THE DESERET NEWS.
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FEDERAL PRISONERS.
Peterson and Bragg Sentenced by
Judge Marshall This Morning,

In the federal court today. John A.
Peterson pleaded guilty to using the
United states malls for fraudulent
purposes, contrary TO section $3.50 OF
the Revised Statutes, and was SEN
fenced TO 10 months I'm the state prison
Joseph Bragg pleaded guilty to hay
Ing counterfeit coins in his possession
and was sentenced by the court TO 10
months In the county jail and to pay a
fine OF $50
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NEW CLUB MEMBERS.

The following college men were elect
ed last evening to membership In the
University club Of this city;
ri, Rev. Abel Leonard, ID. D., Dart
mouth 70; T. b. Beatty, NJ, d., Rush
Medical College "a; George a Steiner,
University OF Nebraska 3d. Louis T..
Arnold Knox, '97; Clark NJ. Knight
Lehigh 80; Frank y. Steel2, M. d.,
University of Illinois 100; Clarence "A.
Gaines, University OF California 'Sj,
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MURDEROR ACCIDENT2
Charles A. Packenham of Boise Dies by
Bullet from T. j, McGinness.
Especial to the News. y


Boise, Ida, Dec l.--Charles A. Pack
onham, foreman at the X ray tunnel
in Black Hornets district, ana for many
years prospector and mining man
here, died at Alphonsus hlspital this
morning, from wounds inflicted last
Wednesday afternoon, by Thomas ].
McGinness, on the road to Highland,
about two miles above Kelley's Hot
Springs, McGinness and two compan-
ions James Kelley and @. O. Still, were
going deer hunting, and after passing
PaCkenham, who was on foot McGin-
ness fired, as he says at a rock by the
roadside and the glanciug bullet struck
Packenham In the chest, detecting into
the right lung The party brought the
injured man TO this city. Next morn
ing, Packenham's brother swore to a
complaint, charging assault with intent
TO commit murder and this was
changed today to a charge of murder
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to $4,000, 1892, as against sli537, 2l7 Al,
an increase OF $2523,ll5.lt,

to sl1O6O,3 1892, as against sl4,537, 2lLN,
an increase OF $2523,ll5u,
The MaNlleld Vinegar company OF
this city has filed It's articles of incor-
poration in the country clerks office.
Its capital stock is $500, divided into
5000 shares of the par value of 80
cents each, j. w. Maxfeld II presi-
dent, J. j. Corum vice president; f. J.
Lucas, secretary; w. G. Orem treasur-
j, Donan Reayis has bought from
Alex Beveridge the premises i76 West
Second North street for $4,000.
The Utah store Fixture company OF
this city filed its articles OF incOr.
poration in the county clerks office to-
day. Its capital stock Is $4,000 divided
into shares Of the par value Of 81 each.
w. l.. Wetherbee Is president: =. S.
Maycock vice president, George w
Wright secretary; Carl Mollerup, treas.
urcr
Today's local bank clearngs amount
ed to 1925 $500, as against t154,S3j.97 for
the same day last year.
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LECTURE BY DR., TALMAGE.

On thursday next Dr. James Il.
Talmage win deliver lecture on,
"Pompell, a city Of the Past" under
the auspices Of the "Oi Bachelor
Maids at the University Of Utah, The
lecture VIII be Illustrated by so stere-
opticon views and there VIII also be
musical selections during the evening
The public is invited
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WILL JOIN HANDS.
Commercial and Weber Clubs to In.
dulge in a Joint Banquet.

The second annual banquet Of the
Commercial club of this city Is ex-
pectod to be held on the l4th inst, and
will be specially noticeable from the
fact that the Weber club Of ogden will
join with their Salt Lake friends in
the spacious dining rooms Of the latter
The combined banquet is in further
ance Of the reciprocal relations which
have been auspiciously established be-
tween the two organizations, and i'm
token Of the cementng of the bonds OF
friendship between Ogden and Salt
Lake. so pleasantly begun at the time
Of the session of the Irrigation con-
gress
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BUSINESS NOTES.

A new manufacturing enterprise was
launched yesterday with the filing of
the articles of incorporation Of the La
Belle Manufacturing company with
Secy. OF State Hammond. The company
Is formed for the purpose Of manufac-
turing and selling the leather dressings
invented by G. II. La Belle and which
the promoters think viii surpercede all
dressings now on the market.
The company win also manufacture
a patent leather dressing. A factory
win be started at once and the pro-
duct put upon the market as soon as
possible, The company Is capitalized
for 10000 shares Of 81 each. The fol-
lowing are the officers; f, y, La Belle.
president; W. O. Bresee vice president;
George Westervelt, secretary and treas
urer; O. A. Dilts and G. II. La Belle,
directors. The factory and business
will be carried on In Salt Lake city
Mondays local bank clearings
amounted 70 SS3l,575.55 as against
1851 03l3l for the same day last year.
The clearngs Tor the month amounted
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Judgment for Defendant.

Judge Stewart has rendered judg-
ment in favor Of defendant in the case
OF Kosuth johnson vs. the Langton
Lime and Cement company. The ac-
ton was brought to recover S20,210 for
personal injuries received, II was
found by the court that the injuries re-
ceived by plaintiff were not due to
the negligence Of defendant Costs OF
suit amounting to $3.50 were taxed
against plaintiff.
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Suit to Foreclose.

Benjamin Sanford has filed suit in
the district court against Mark Kun
kel to foreclosc lien upon lots s. 0
and 10, Grand View subdivision OF
block ia plat d. The lien was filed
against the property to secure n claim
amounting TO 1914 alleged to be due
for material furnished in the construc-
ton Of house on the property.
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Jury Commissioners.

The judges Of the district court have
appointed William j, Lynch, Republic
can, and George f. Felt, Democrat, as
jury commissioners for the ensuing
year. The commissioners are required
10 select about 1900 names on or be-
fore Dec. 10 TO serve on the jury IN the
district court for the next year.
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Another Deserted Wife.

Eta Moody today filed suit for sep
arate maintenance IN the district court
against Oliver Moody. They were
married at Fay Nevada, on Dec 80,
1900, and II IL alleged that defendant
deserted his wife April last and has
ever since failed to support her. She
asks for $40 per month separate main
tenance and $25 attorneys fees.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respective
slgners for further information

Consult County Clerk or the respective
slgners for further information
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate Division, In and for Salt Lake Coah,
tv state of Utah. In the matter or the
estate of John Howcroft Deceased, Mo-
tice.-The petition OF Nephi lioWGTolI
edminlstrator of the estate OF John How
croft deceased, for confirmation OF thS
sale of the following described personal
nronerty, o-wit An undivided hve-aNths
interest i'm and to the following descIlo-
cd nroperty. to wit Beginning AZ the
southwest corner OF lot l, block a. plat
,,E =" salt Lake City survey, SAT- Lay
county. Utah. and running thence cast IS
rods. thence north II deg. ID MIN, eaht 80
rods: TO the north line OF said lot, thehCe
west 90 rods TO the northwest corner a..
said lot: thence south 32H deg. east rous
no the place OF beginning, excepting i'UU,na
said sale a frame house, situate oh W
south side OF the said lot for the sun va
siSi a. and upon the following terms, W.
y,it. cash upon confirmation as appeaIi,s
trnm inc return OF sale filed In TINS CoutI
hns been set for hearing on fJl4dy, ~
iSth day OF December. A. u. wv ny W.
n clock A, M, NJ the county Co,'r,
uouse I'm the Court Room OF said CourH
in salt Lake City, salt Lake County,
Witness the Clerk Of said Court WIZ
the seal thereof affixed this ISL Joy VI
(SeaD JOHN JHa,,,ty clerk.
FrIck e. Edwards, Attorneys.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
UTAH POWER COMPANY.

To the Stockholders OF the Utah Power
Company:
Notice is hereby given that meeting Of
me Stockholders Of such Company will DO
held IN Salt Lake city Utah, on Thurs
day, December 81, 1903, at the hour of 10
a. NJ, az the office Of the Company IN
street between East Temple and First
Fast streets. IN salt Lake City, Utah, for
the purpose of voting ON the question
whether or not to consolidate with the
utah Light and Power company and
Company, respectively. and 10 take all
proper, steps to effect such consolidation
II so decided,
c. i. ROOD,
w y. READ,
JOSEPH WELLS
Directors.
Dated and FIRST publication Dec. l. 1908,
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Divorce Was Granted.

Judge Hall has granted Joseph Wat
son divorce from Elizabeth Watson
on the ground of adultery, The parties
are colored people and were married
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRs.-,EsTA.,lhH XXX
NJ John Mcneil, Deceased. Creditols WI
present claims with vouchers 70 tno sni,
dersIgned at 5il Templeton Building, s,o1,bS
LAKE civ Utah, on or before the lVth
u"' " ''''' CLoUIDE MCNEIL ~,
Administrator OF the estate OF Johh "'-
Neil, Deceased. n
Date Of first publication, Dec J. q ~
Cannon. Irvine & snow, Attorneys
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ONLY ST.
Ogden and Return.

For the "Cinderela" excursion via the
Oregon Short Line next Friday Special
at / p. m. returning aftcr the opera
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10 CURE A cOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets.
Druggists refund money II II fails 10 cure.
Il, w. Groves slgnatu on box. 25c.
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STATE OF OtdI, tbullg VI bdAl LAM
w. S. Mccormick, being first duly
sworn according TO law, deposes ana
says that he IL the principal Of the
above named bank; that the above and
foregoing report contains a full, true
and correct statement of the condition
of the said bank at the close OF bust
ness on the 18th day Of November lS~,
w. s. MCCORMICK,
Subscribed and SWORN to before me
this 9th day Of November, 1903
(SeaO w. o. CLELAND.
Notary Public,
state of Utah, Office Of the Secretary
of State,
I, james r. Hammond, Secretary OF
State OF the state of Utah, do hereby
certify that tho foregoing is a full, true
and correct copy of the statement OF
the above named company, now on NE
in my office, 3Oth day of November, lsVA
(seaD j. T. HAMMOND,
Secretary Of state.
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Report made to the Secretary Of State
Of the state of Utah, Of the
condition of the
Private Bank of
Mccormick & Co.

Located at Salt Lake City, in the Coun.
ty OF Salt Lake, State Of Utah at the
close Of business on tie nth day OF
November, 1903!
New-York tribune., 1903-09-06
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Reid Murphy have sold :or Vincent Hubnev
and Philip Schneider to James G. Shand No al5
East Thirty-sfth-st. four story single hathouse
front OF lot. and three story frame building
in the rear. on lot 25xess feet
Sawson Hobbs have sold for Mrs Aug7,stus
Secor 70 client for occupancy the modern FIVE
story American basement dwelling house No 355
West Eighry-sevench-st, on lot lsx57x1oo sIs feet
Arnold d Byrne have sold for Mrs Charles =
Fonthan 20 a Mrs. Zimmerman Nos los ana 1O7
West Ninety-hfJh-st-. two Eve story fathouses on
plot 5KlOS feet adjoining the northwest corner OF
ColumbUs-ave. They also have sold for Ms
Charles r. Fonthsm 10 Kari Lederrnau Nos Z.
and IS West Ninety-ninth-st, two Eve story fat
houses. on plot 5oxloou feet
Moore Brothers have sold for a client 70 Josepb
T MulHgan the plot, leasehold. at the northeast
corner OF Eleventh-ave. and Twenty-sscond-st. sss
KS feet.
+. Francis Hinenbrand has sold for Harr,e.
Loveridge 20 Mrs. Frederick Beringer OF St He
lena Cal. No. l4s West Eghty-eighth-st. a threa
story dwelling house, on lot lsxrO0S feet
James / Cornen has sold TO Edward A. Ofrien
with store. lot p SKIS feet
George J. Strcker has sold TO the jackson g.
The plot slNls1 feet at the northeast corner os
JeroIne-ave and Cne-hunc rei-a htv-t fir,5st
running through 10 Walton-ave he has Doug nj
no. sl East One-hundred- and fifty -seventh-st a
Hannah McMenomy has sold 10 William q
Pfqueron. Ne IS East rwenty-hrst-st.. a four storv
GIVE ling house lot z5xs2 feet The buyer viii
erect a nine story loft building the site
Charles ~. Rosenthal has sold the plot. 75xss II
feet the south side OF One-hundred-and-forty-
second-st. go feet west OF Seventh-ave 10 Arthur
r. SiIverman who viii erect i've story apartment
John j Hoeekh has sold for Mrs. Charles Martin
story building. lot ls.1oxss TX irregular.
julius Friend has sold No lis East One hundred
New-York tribune., 1903-09-06
TO RELIEVE ST. LOUIS STRAIN.
Secretary Shaw Takes Measures to Aid Banks
and Exposition.

Chicago Sept 5.-Secretary Shaw was IN chicago
to-day on HIS way 20 Deadwood. s. D.. to attend
the meeting OF the American Mining Company 1t
was understood that he had taken action 70 re-
lieve the St Louis banks from the strain incioent
10 expenditures or account OF the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition. Asked 10 what action ne mao
taken. Secretary Shaw said:
The banks at St Louis have advanced directly
probably s. eo0Oe0 Of the N0e00e EXPENDED upon
nearly the entire amount In addition 70 THIS they
have advanced S2O00.oo0 OF $,eSocv0 70, cores,
sionaires. They are now facing the annual demand
for money 20 move the crops In the southwest ana
are shipping out from 500 600 to $4,000 day The
government in a certain sense. has accepted a CO
has appropriated s. 10000 TO aid the exposition
This is available only TO meet the current
lures. To relieve the present situaCon: nave
arranged to deposit s250d.00O in the banks at -
Louis. This would be Of no advantage 70 Ine
banks IL they compelled to purchase govern,
ment bonds security therefor They nave uleo IT,,
20 borrow the bonds. but they are not avala pie
IN order 10 assist the banks such securities as the
banks can furnish must be accepted Inc banks
can furnish such securities as the legislature OF
Nep-York has approved for savings banks, ana
have agreed 70 accept the same as security tor tne
g HO00e at 20 per cent OF their par value IN otnr
words the banks win deposit S5e9cso or Stats
and municipal bonds such a New-fork approves
as security for money belonging 70 WIDOWS anu
orphans. And upon this 100000 the goNeTr1lsIl
Will deDosit s. 5O 600 This. however, Is INTENDED
as a temporary loan. and viii be gradually re-
called as the 5000 900 appropriated ts eNpenoeo.
The banks designated TO receive $4,000 each are
tional National Bank Of Commerce and Merchants
T.gr National
New-York tribune., 1903-09-06

and-thirtieth-st. three story frame building. on
lot 25xs9.l1 feet
James r Flynn has sold 10 Joseph Tanning No.
1s5 East Ninety -frst-st four story hathouSe' on
lot a0xl00.s feet
W. r. Smith has sold for Mrs. Mary Lynch NO.
534 East One-hundred-a and -nineteenth-st., three
story dwelling house, lot 25xl0ou feet
Charles Rubinger & Co. have sold fer SanueI
Wacht Nos. 312 and 314 Broome-St-, two SIX STORY
tenement houses plot 44xl0o feet
Z. H Ludlow & Co. have sold for George Rose.
of San Francisco. 10 the Italo-American hea.NIy ~
Company. for Improvement. Nos 5lo ana sls
Broorne-st., northeast corner Of Thompson-st. olo
buildinCs. plot 40x50 feet.
s. Steingut & Co. have sold for Edward Engei
No 337 Rivington-st.. southwest corner Of Mansin-
st. a three story building on lot 2tlxf9 rect
W. r. Smith reports the following sales: + or
Charles y. Robinson. No. 5l3 East One-hunoreti-
and-fifty-frst-st. a two story frame dwelling on
lot 25xl173 feet for a Mr.. Peterson the nve story
athouse lot 25xe5 feet. at the southwest corner
Of Brook-aVe. and One-hundred -and-for
for q client 20 a Mr.. Lynch. No. 2S21 Washington
ave-, story frame dwelling on lot 5txllZ rect.
for a Mrs. Wells. No. 1S Bea ach-ave, a. four story
fathouse. lot 20x1Oo feet. and for a Mrs Sheri-
dan No 742 East One-hundred- and forty
old buildings on lot 25x100 feet The last parcel mas
been resold to a Mr.. Christian.
Martin Engle has sold No. u Seccnd-aFe' a nNc
story tenement house on lot Sxs5 feet
Harriet Ioveridgs has sold to Mrs. tTederlck
Bernger. Of Helena. Mont, for occupancy, no Ifs
West Eighty-eighth-st-. a three Story o"elilhs
house on lot 17x100siR feet .,.,
Abrarn Rachrach has sold No. 27 East Fnuetn-
st. a five story fathouse plot slxlo7x Irregular
New-York tribune., 1903-09-06
THE WEEK IN REALTY,
Little Change in Market-TSco
Sales for improvement.

Tho market remained quiet last week. The de-
mand for hathouses in Harlem and the East
Side was still in evidence A number Of medium
priced dwelling houses were also reported sold
Two sales which stood out from the others were
Of No G. 6 Cli-st-. 70-foot plot. 20 ex-Mayor
Charles A Schieren. or Brooklyn. and of the two
dwelling houses Nos. Ia and 81 West Twentieth
St 70 representatives OF the management OF the
ONleiu department store. in Sixth-ave Mr.. Scheren
owns No. G. 10 Il CliH-st.. and his purchase
adds plot containing 5000 square feet 70 his
holdings. He expects to erect new seven story
building on No g. TO Il Clin-st. for the manu-
factllre Of leather. and the building which he has
'ust bought will be altered for storing leather.
The acquisition OF the parcel in Twenieth-st.
presages the ultimate extension OF the OMEN
store. A transfer Of No. = 90 IS West Thirteenth
st. by W. & J. Sloane to George A Hearn md-
Gates a similar move on the part OF the drygoods
firm OF James A Hearn & Co. The parcel trans
ferred IS IN the rear Of their store. These sales
and transfers are wholesome evidence OF the con-
tinued growth Of business, especially OF the char
acter which is not affected by Wall street huctEa-
tons
Two or three good leases were made last week
also a new twelve story hotel at the north vest
corner Of Arnsterdam-ave. and Seventieth-st
leased by the Seaboard Realty Company 10 Frank
NJ Rogers sor a term Of twenty-One years, at
guaranteed rental Of $4,000 10 $500 year An
apartment house in Harlem has practically been
closed for similar term at aggregate rental
OF about S50aOOo.
There are signs that q considerable construction
VIII take place in the extreme northern part OF
Manhattan. in the neighborhood OF Washington
Heights and Inwood. and in The Bronx, in the
course OF the year. Or the WhCle. the develop
ments Of the week OF a substantial character.
Investment rather than speculation. the pre-
Gomina ting Characteristic The atmosphere Of the
market was wholesome. If the number OF
sales mode rate. The fireworks OF speculation
all well in their place but IL is the steady.
even movement in every current that accomplishes
the most lasting work. Foundations are laid stone
by stone. not masse. Investment IN homes by
Of moderate means is one Of the most whole
some signs which the real estate market could
display.
SUMMARY OF WEEKS RECORDS.
A summary % the recorded conveyances and
mortgages and Of the plans filed for the week
ended September g. and for the corresponding week
last year. is follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-09-06
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

ioth-st No ss7 East 2jxo49: Isaac Perlmutter
and another to Michael Garlick; mortgage -.
Thonpson-st. Nos % and 20. 6. S911XlOox4Ox
100. Max J Graber TO Harris Packtman and -
another: S26.25O, c and..-.-..-.--- 100
S6th-st, a 6 232 4 It W Of 7th-ave. 1S4xS11OS
ls.xxss 3: 3cUa-st, n = 21s n W OF 7th-ave, 1s.4
xSslKIS 4xss3: jefferson " Levy to Lewis
W!liam-st, No l69 "A. 1lx64 l0x23 ax62 ;;
Max Marks and another to Marcus Nathan; =
part; mortgage $1,000: and. d.............- 100
12th-st. PAS II of Avenue p, 25xlOSS;
IIth-st. 10 ga East 2sxG4 Q; Morris Kronovet
to Julius Stolof; = part mortgage, $4,000;
% snd i'
look COX W 10ox 80; Michael F Burns 10
Realty and Commercial Company; mortgage
$1,000 Nominal
Same property; Realty and Commercial Company
TO Cora Frame: mortgages. 100000 c and. 100
Same property. Cora Frame to Eliz A Wilcox
mortgages. 100000: o ard .-..--........-..- 100
Clay-ave. n cor 16Sth-st runs n ESQ * " 100 II
5S4 11E 1905: Joseph + Egan to Realty
and Commercial Company: and. d.-..--.-...- 100
bsth-st. Nos $40 and S5i West. 5Oxi005; William
II Dsnvers "a Josephine A Danvers: y part;
naortFage sc5 600 Nominal
No 50. 5, runs 5T.Sx 29x e 367x 9 lix
81 TX - .; Jefferson NJ Levy and another
Lewis Mitchell: mortgage. $40 Nominal
New-York tribune., 1903-09-06
REALTY NOTES.

P. B. Donovan has leased the dwelling house No.
q East Sixty-thrd-st. for Sophie Z. Brasier, to
John Conley.
Nichols & Lummis have leased for DR.. Edward
Q. F1agg TO Mrs. NJ f. Forrest No. SSS Lexing-
ton-ave.. for three years; for Sias Furman, to Dr.
Charles NJ Allen, No. 30 East Thirty -third-st, for
three years; for E y. Dickerson, to Mrs Postrone,
No. g. East Thirty -fourth-st. for five years: Tor
Anthony Lavee. to Mrs Rosenbaum, No. ~ west
Sixty-eighth-st.. for three years; for Mrs NJ Nc
Cormick, TO Philip y. Ryan, No l6l East Sixty
third-st; No 3S5 Lexington-ave.. TO Mrs Rosenan
No. PA West Thirty-fourth-St.. TO Mrs. M. j.
Burchell: for Haskell Silverman. to Mrs E. Hunter.
No. u9 East Twenty -fourth-st-; floor in No. lO2
East Thirty-first-st.. to Mr.. Loizeaux floor In NO
2s West Thirty-ffth-st. to Blaine & Schotz; to
Kebersd & HOZzga first two floors in No. West
Thirty -fourth-st. for Louis Silverman. to Dr.
Arthur G. Allen. No. IS West Fifteth-st. ana
apartment at No. IS East Twenty-sixth-st. to Mrs
Joseph Marie.
Philip 4. Payton. jr., has leased for L. v. Combs
to the Afro-American Realty Company the three
FIVE story fla thouses Nos. S6, IS and 80 West one
hundred-snd-thirty-fourth for term OF hve
years
The Afro-American Realty Company Is COM
pany recently organized to operate In tenerneflII
house property in the district occupied oy coloreo
people