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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02

sss. 1903 LIST. sss
a well known fact that PIKE street
=thc leading retail street the fnsr-
chants are prepared g sell Yna goods
ard save you money. Our fathers and
our GrandpaH uscd % tells - that
dollar saved was n dollar made Nos.
for Yua 70 bNrume con Tiufed - this
fact Ue iuvits you o. call and got
eur prices on furniture. carpets. rugs.
stoEes-hpth heating and rnuk lng--as
we'll IS steel rAnseNs We have Is diff
fereut kinds % ranges The Charter
Oak. champion over 81 others. which
~ ars sole agents for hut Ia case
you want any other kiud. whether u
b. new Or second hand. We can supply
your wants. Tor the reason Ne have AZ
the present time the Charter Oak. Ma
iesste. Ohio. Garland. Standard Peer
less. Victor Oak. ard many other
makes and brands. na well ha fiIfui-
tur@ % every description. both new and
second hard. With our dapa ffmun.
stores ~ can fiil the bin both price.
quantity ana quality. Remember the
holidays are coming on. do not act
excited and pay fabulous prices but
come and visit our hiE department
stores and see what we have get hc-
qnaiufed. and We will use every effort
y save You money. Remember the
firm name
DAHNEY Z W00DH0USE
els and 20 Pike street
Phones fgHm oaf Ind tie
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Notice TO Subscribers

II. any evening your copy Of Tbs
Star has not arrived at s - O'Clock.
telephone Sunset. Main tea0, or In
dependent tias. any time between
9 30 and t1-and n copy will BE- sen,
you at once. b. special messenger.
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LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT

Ballard shinRle Viewers acea-
bee hall Ballard.
butchers No. si-Olympic haii.
ll0ais Second avenue.
Carpenters Carpenters hall
Garment Workers No. i7-2fta
Wsatcru avenue.
Icemen-W. {. l.. 4. hall.
Painters and Painters
hall.
stage Employes-w. {. l.. L. hall
Meets at / D. m.
atsreotypera-W. 9. l.. 4. hall.
Teamsters -Teamgters hall.
Uphoisterers-W. e. l.. u. hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02

I ing. Abssrbs juniors. 900 a Jar, at
Druggists. or sent by mail. Treaties
free. Write me about your case Dr.
Boaanko. Philadelphia Pa FOR sale
at the Quaker Drug Co.. 1913 First
avenue. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02

Union Savings a Trust Co. open
All day Saturday, until : O'clock.
Deposits received IN any sum. from
tfoe up. 4 per cent interest paid on
time deposits ii2 Cherry street.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02

Go to the Grand cafe. fsif Third
ave. for your breakfast. lunch and
French dinner. Private dining
rooms. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02

weakness and all private diseases.
Call and see this wonderful Chinese
medicine. Have = talk with Hcs
Wo before giving up your case as
hopeless. Consultation FREE.
office 2iola Washington ST.. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02

Cure an chronic
diseases OF men
and women with
out ope cratic n.
Cured by power
full Chinese roots.
herbs. bsrks. buds
and vegetables.
These wonderful
Chinese remedies
have cured hun
dreds OF cases
that have been
given up 20 die.
We G u A u A N =
T Il + to euro
T h e u IN atism
asthma catarrh.
stomach, kidney.
liver, fem ale
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02

Cooking to perfection. Coffee par
excellence. The Cousins Cafe. ait
Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02

Union Savings 4 Trust Co. open
an day Saturday until 5 o'clock
Deposits received 10 any sum. from
800 up. 4 per cent. interest paid on
time deposits il2 Cherry street
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
SURE CURE FOR PILES

itching PfIes produce moisture and
ceuso Itching, this form as well a.
Blind. bleeding or Frotruding Plies
are cured bg Or. Bo-san-ko's Pile
Remedy. stops Iiohing and bleed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02

Zee ciassifisd pare Tor FFes Want
Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02

Extra special mlncc pies. %. AZ
New German Bakery. go First ave.
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WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE
o.-@rhla town boasts Of the poHnea
siu4a Of the oldest editor la the
United states. WIN. Mlillksa 10 en-
titled fa this Distinction. both be-
cause OF hts years ana his length 20
ssfk Zee tn the editorial chair Nj.
Mllllkvu VAS born al ehliiieoths, o.
SEPT. - IsQs. when a boy hia fam
rs moved 90 uelsWufe. .. where he
entered the officv of the Delaware
Gazette and learned the printer =
trade. lie bought as interest n The
paper. which he continued for three
years. afterwards remaslns to Ma
rton. -. where he founded the west
ern Galaxy. A few years later he
renewed to Indiana. where he sntah-
iishsd papers in south hsud and La
porte Later hs established she Kali
arnaEea tAitch.i Telegraph
In ISss he came - Washington
Court Hose. where he established
the rayette County Herald. since
that time he has. with the assistance
II his son. " W. Miliiken. conduct
ed this p.psr Some years ago a
daily waa added % the weekly.
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plant Of the plaintiff. and serve a
copy OF your answer upon the UNDER
signed attorney for the plaintiff. at
his ONCE below stated: or in case -
your failure 80 to d.. Judgment will
rendered agaist you according &C
demand OF the complaint. which
been iiied with the clerk %
court.
The object OF the said action
dissolve the bonds Of matrimor
tween the plaintiff and defendant,
the grounds Of the hsbttuai drtf
nese % the defendant. and the 3,
and refusal Of the defendant a.
band 10 make suitable provision
family.
Dated at Seattle. Washington
23rd day Of November. iea3.
JEREMIAH coUsBY.
Attorney for pisinii,.
Postonice address. as Pioneer blot
Seattle. Washington.
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Consult Florence Marvin. prophet
sna 1 Hnl inf sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
hIlcTION SALES TO-DAY.

P Joseph P Day: satsst. IL q y q o16s 3
b 3x9fS6 70 Peari-st- x1S-x4Oo-S A@'
4 and etv buildings; voluntary sac - 49, ..-e-
IO6fb-st II n " Psrk-sys. z0xf0lI . - aH. ~
r1enfs George StolIberg agt Brogn = &c 10 -.
CrfaHn atty. II Vanderpoel. rel aniI u-7' w. "
+sves etc 1857 81. prior ntge, SlcOo - ,sxroO II
a7tE-st. 4 41o y OF AInsleil -.
4 Srt dwelling extension. y LIE - =
lanes Herman ct Al. Andrew Etanliuou' 80
srr due S14 ssh a. taxes sL. 80 81
121stst and 44o 20 II . v G5 8 II Nsr-
f-rEe- agt Henry Gundach e al. W9rA 80
Harold Nathan. ref. amt due $4'70' -
Si35 90 - =. . sfs ? s10 s5-av-
% Wenfover-sve 5Ox1O0; two 0 story zen
yerts With stores. voluntary sale Ia l0ss 80. ~
- evfDzron-ave 17xf0O11: stO-y stone Ll9-t
r " CarIfweII agt q Eaanuel e. AZ - -
y M sac.ett ref. amount due SoSoo &C. 'aA' 49,
S125 % - . - go ---.. :, 9 IS II II = OF Ave-
- Is x7 Ok Irregular; story stone IronA Dug "a
ecutJrs' sale A 49, a 9
~ 1SIst-st 25x102 IL story ot1s = = y
- al. II II GIBBS 49, > = "a
a5 yeS amount due s. q: taxes. ETC. S4S4 % sou
~. samuel Godscker: 1851 16ith-st s. ll2 = 3 %
1,-1,c---avs 1sx746 story dvg sct9n - > n 10
brooS as trustee AIT Brown et Ell " n y GoS
= IItthauer. ref. amount due S''<So g. -'' 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

TBT TELEGRAPH TIE RIB -NC.I
Chicago Nov 16.-Wheat here closed &c TO sc
lower and all the outside markets were lower.
The incident to-day the settlement Of 2 short
line at s.. Louis Of 100000 bushels Of December
and the taking in for St Louis account Of May here
10 an equal extent The settlement Of so large a
line al St Louis created the impression that the
deal there was eliminating st. Louis prices broke
&c 10 1ssc. and there was selling generally on the
assumption that the 81. Louis deal was over The
best information however Is that the St Louis line
is so large that the settlement Of 100000 bushels
Of shorts strengthens the St Louis position rather
than weakens II. There are various reports as TO
the identity Of the people who covered at St Louis.
one message said it was for rank outsider, and
another that 81 was for Minneapolis account. and
sill another for New-Y0rk. December here sold
~ TIE and ar Tsl4c. and closed at 76i2c- May
closed at -6sC sellers. July. sic. Lack Of export
demand was against the price New-Nork reported
nothing sold. There was a sharp demand for red
winter here with the premium 3Ssc in store The
visible increased 2.791010 bushels. Worlds ship
rne1ts were = 90 bushels On passage decreased
6eao bushels CIearnces were 56S@o bushels Pri-
mary receipts. dsS5.Oo) bushels. little exceeded
last wear The Northwest cars were Ia. compared
with 1916 last year There we're go" bushels OF
wheat ID from Duluth and there was aoout 'V'""
bushels loaded NJ there. ready 10 start.
Corn closed &c 10 sc under Saturday. DECEMBER
sold at 4-.c and Easc, and closed at 4ssc Do Nay
closed al Hssc sellers; July. El4c- There was no
surport and a good deal Of pressure. The predic-
-fo- If cold wave made the mood bearish in the
expectation Of a better movement Receipts we're
1s5 cars: to-norrow's estimate. 20 Nothing was
sold f1r shipment. The visible supply increased
az on bushels worlds shipments were 35ll.pse
bushels CHICAGO stock. $1,000 bushels. decreased
7ze 90 bushels Gables were lower. country Of
fcrirgs were smaller v,---,-- 80.
oats closed sc TO sac lower The Deoenoer IeIi
of al CSC sellers, the May al 3Fsc seleTs' ana
Irrr- eolsc Receipts were n cars win M esu-
mated for tomorrow There was selhng oy IN
rerae-e which have been active on the Gear slde
So long The shipping demand was slow ne vlsl-
he eIlpnlv increased $4,000 bushels. and Chlcaso
srocy-1 15a 010 bushels-increased 500 bushe-s;
AIthough hogs were sc higher. provisions clostd
weak There was support. and there vas sen
- Of s-5 b,- forejgners. and selling Of ribs and
pork by packers. Pork closed PC to --gc IoMsr'
Ind 10c to zoe lower. and ribs l7ac 10 l5c loWeI
There were s. 600 hogs West, against 54,e9 i4se
wear Lard exports a good deal eKceeded last
years The general sentiment is bearisa out soHle
81 the interests consider prices low enough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
REAL ESTATE.

The F71ur,entba1 estate has sold No 50 East sew
entv-afth-st. a four story and basement stone
front dwelling house. on lot 1oxla@- Ieet.
Gideon F. Fountain has sold TO a Mr. LAWS No
20 West One-hundredtn-st.. four story AinsiI-al
basement dwelling house on lot 15xloen Feet rms
is one Of row of five similar houses finished re-
Gently by Nfr Fountain -
Horace : Ely & CO. have sold FOR the ravens
Relief Fund Society No. IS to - NaricA-sI an
No s22 20 AS Canal-st being the southeast corner
~ tbesa tborcughfares old three and four story
buildings on plot 50z73.l1x irregular
Joseph p stein has sold for a client No. 2D west
sxty-second-st.. a I'VE story fathouse. on Iot Ok
100 ) feet. -
bunsre1-a nd seventeenth-st. six story apart
ment house. on plot 465x1e91l feet ..s lizard
l. J. Phillips & Co; n Al p IsckSo1 No
H Wlil-a1 ms -sixteenTh-st story
TIA thouse. plot 2S6XleF II IeeL -. .h-,o
J. Mccarthy has. sold No 20 Mot'-s'-' 'n'eo
stqTy - 2Il1f 80 oi soS 10 l. + harvard No 22a2
second-ave I'VE story hatheuse. on lot -99AI''
ig Samuel wacht has sold No. lss avenue B. five
story tenement ho b on re os to Morris wexler
No IS East OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nth-st, a ~ ~
northeast corner OF 3IadisOn-ave- Go, ,,-.,.-
NJ - Est f-and-twenty-eighth-st.. a
three story frame dwelling house On 1O'
James A Haxksworth has sold to t Ghass soF =
Faulkner No AZ East Forty--nIIJn.st' d 'i'is '
Prank Freese has sold Mrs Walsh No, 70. In; on,
a four story IA lhouSS- -
= feef Warren F Quackenbush was the 9rokeE-
Augusta A Reynolds is the owner OF re =, zen 4
c. Maluk has sold for MS 1StLe ,- 70 q
Mayer No. Sc East one hlIldrteSGd SnS+ 80 =
double fathOuse, on a lot 29XlUO ISet NJ. ~
| MONTGOMERY & Seitz have sold for MAJ s+ ",
| Hahn No s2i East Sixty-hfth-st- hVe story
tenement house. on lot 25X1G05 feet o r.r,r,h.-
Harry J. Sachs has sold for Conen q - So
No S. East ne-hundred- md -tnirteenth-sO' q N'
1 story hathouse lot 25x10o feet ,--,-4L.r.-
I-ya1I1eI simon has sold 20 Jacob Frankthaier
/ No AZ Na1hattan-ave. a five story haInouSe' On
/ lot 27x95 feet - - - West
! Ninetv-sfxth-st., two five story hathouseS' O4 P'
! 5lx1G0S feet. - z..-.,-s+ .
/ five story tenement house with stores Oh tn -'
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
Brooklyn
FIREPROOF FACTORY,
briggs av.. North 9Th and North 10th SITS,
BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn.

rarid1e Pennsvlvania r. x. tunnel, Newtown
creek and to freight stations OF all railroads en-
tering New-York.
och Perfect light on all sides Electric lights.
Ample yard room
Construction most modern ana on plans ap-
nroved nv n Y Board Of Fire Underwriters.
snrinklsd risk low insurance rates
Two fast elevators. 14xS each Capacity six
tons. open work plumbing for convenience of
er1p,oves male and female -
56o horse power, $500 per floor; $50 per horse
mower Applv to ". H ROBINSON, Owner.
139 North 10th St, Brooklyn. or X, W. RUBIN
SON. agent, IS Court ST. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sfaria ,-9,neci 10 poneuieo CoIucci Noul-
e6fh-sf No West. 25N9se. Thomas L
Feitner Harris Il Urls: mortgage. $500. ..
Is7th-st No 2s0 West 19xss II; mortgage. STA
600. 1S1th-st. No eel West. lsxs3 II, mort
gage $1,000. Jans L creed % william
Plgleron. c al--
Be1f0-5-st No -, 8. look l4loX
e 25x 1ux 15x =. Lean Buttenwieser.
executor Esther IEeu5erE. moTtS&se. $1,000 Snsa
7Syh--r. n 2. 1O1 z OF Columbus 16xioZ2.
Edward Van Inge7 10 Se1ohr Argiisgcs.
ruorfaaEe. SO coo. o and
safb- RI = q Il % C0lurnhus-ave. S5xl00Ss
So xas Cg0 Nonnir
f4str 81 3 I5s z v OF st Nicholas-ave. isxa9Il.
az SO 90 - -. -. Nouniz
1r ~ cssrIss Issali: rTortssss SIS 600 onsiz
ISxir-ton-ave. = corner. 4yth-st. luu 9x9lSs
5TsEk nF'o Sc 16 Feieree. 70 Leon as
96th-st 81. No 40 East. 50xloO ;. Bertha Wagner
ana another trustees. 70 philip PolatscnsA. "a a
sd-ave n corner lf5th-st. 50x15os J9an II
Cornell Bernard Frank. mortga<e 80 -. eo'lii
West Fsnsi-ave No 5Sg 2x1Oo. AIfred " "
Isabefg 10 Nineteenth Nzrt Banks &11 &--Nonl--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
.ucrIoN SALES YESTERDAY.

p t5.-pe-+ A sherman: No 16s 1Iercsr-s v - -
Of H5uston-st 25x1GO seven 81 i9tt oi9s' s+rySs.
$500 49, T, FISCHER ct al, Rose & r aICs
q 7 Hardy. ref: amount due S5O4LoVt I@~7S' 49,
SS2S al. 10 W n Taubert for sbs -. . On .. -
i9xIO FIVE 81 ten n isaac
c. g.. T-1 Cohen 81 al. Alexander & A. attys, = -,
e. amount due s. 100 o. taxes ETC. S4s 20 600 III
-: - r-o~tgase for S1T.OO to the plalnt. Io-
Ferris Place the corner OF I2s - On o-sI.
-ttio1 ~ lands belonging 70 heirs o. captain 80.
Rerris So IIx174 4x33 4zs1x 3xlO0; enJ.lnn 49, =
asJ rsf axes etc sos as PARTITION 70 timothy
pov-e 81. 915-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
pepoa7 AsoUT AN ARMoRY SITE.

According TO a report yesterday Sn
for the site for the proposed new aTri,oiS - -
rs-or~ have been practically concluded IL Is So
that the site is in La FOntaine ana 49, h1YTI-
and One-hundred- and seventy -elsHIh anu O
dre1- ld-s aVeutY-ninth SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
4 TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADvER-

- TIsEMENT IN the CITY RECORD OF November "A
70 Is 1903 by the Board Revision
Of Assessments ths entering in the Bureau for the
Of Assessments and Arrears, OF assessments
for LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS IN the BOROUGH or
THE BRONX:
path WARD SECTION Il MOUNT HOPE PLACE
PAVING from Jerome Avenue % Anthony Avenue
EAST 1T4TH STREET SEWER WITH BRANCHES. be-
tween Webster and Carter Avenues: also. CARTER
AVENUE SEWER. from East 1T3ri Street the street
situated north Of East 1T4th Street EAST
18TH STREET SEWER. between Webster and Carter
Avenues: also. CARTER AVENUE SEWER WITH
BRANCHES. between East nth street and street
south Of East 10th Street EAST 192ND
STREET SEWER, from the east side o. Old Crotou
Aqueduct Acueduct Avenue. also, AQUEDUCT AVE
NUE. SEWER. from the street summit situated south Of
East 192nd Street Kingsbridge Road. also. KINGS
BRIDGE ROAD SEWER. between the side OF Old
Croton Acueduct and Tee Taw Avenue
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT. Comptroller.
City OF New York. November e. 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
To BUILD A GARAGE.

Morton F. Plant took title yesterday to parcel
51O1 feet on +he north side Of Fifty-second-st %
feet east Of Seventh-ave-. from Danlei .. F4ee~
man \ garage viii be built on tH7 S4'0-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17

Commander BaIlington Booth Of the Fotun IkeI
OF America has bought from James Wood Sunsnine
Lodge comprising about twenty acres o. 49, "a
Stamford, Conn Inc premises a40 - -
hnne for Door Children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17
Steamboats,.
GETSEllL, HUDSON & G0NSAGNlE
F,oats every weekday at P. NJ from Pier a. n. P
Official Legal Notice.
TTENTIoN is CALLED TO THE ADvE1

4 TTENTION is CALLED TO THE ADvER-
= - 7-TSENdENT in the CITY RECORD Of November Il
n 81 1908 Of confirmation BY the supreme Court
the Bureau for the Collection OF As
easements and Arrears. easements for OPENING AND
ACOTIRING TITLE to the following named streets and
T,1sces in the BOROCGH OF THE BRONX
path WARD. SECTION II. LORING PLACE OPEN
from Burnside Avenue 10 the south side Of East
1S0+h Street Confirmed June 90 1908. entered NOvem-
Re- 10 1903. EAST 18TH STREET OPENING, from
Monroe Avenue fremont Avenue Confirmed July .,
1903. entered November l., 1908 EAST NTH STREET
OpFN-TNCS from Jerome Avenue to the Grand BOule-
LsrJ and Concourse Confirmed June % 1903; entered
(over7har - 1908. EAST Is6TH STREET OPENING
from Arthur the Junction Of Crescent Avenue
ana Belmont Confirmed July II. 1903. entered
November IL. 1893 =
PATH WARD, SECTIONS II and L LoRlL.L4AHD
PLACE OPENING from 30 Avenue TO Pelham Avenue
Confirmed March so 1893 and September -. 1903 en-
tered November l., 1898 -
City OF New York November u 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17

Ios.h-st go q ssssv- 7s1ioo ~ :So-aiaaa
cEsriss MsiEs . l 15S = ~ is2s-st runs
iiszs 5ox ssE 5sI Arihs = ~ Nominal
s25s 20 e q ws ,-s-I sad-aI 49, A1 nors-
EIs.eFl - ~ "iis'i - lar - -.......... 1.7so
sess, os 10 and IL west szIeo: .,oss S7-,sn.s
Tist-s, \ e. i8i r o. West End-ags isx"-z. a ooo
x5r -s1s Ss'' rs % 1s s2an = . si7 sza 4s
s sg,s. 9n 5-; sna an9 60 p % coas LOO
100 @ s 'I TO- TO- s Ja5s casey s 70 Mimi.
same Pro5@r,v. Wianil 4 blanchard 70 charles ga
es5S % q 7ssf SCI aioS ~ WARNS ssnE-r
$50 % Julius f's-eeaer: ssor.Fase So. sna
Fgrman 70 Louis Keller and another Hortsase
sis Rober5on % Albert y siss and another.
io7,s-si So west 2s,1oo IL I.sss Daviasan
.arTle P'rsS5 r'2'7s4sr .s szs pr.
Stern 70 alorTs kon1 nortzase S5eeo- os = i0'
s5ta-st s. ~ : = " e tt5-sos r'ns hS AZ
Iass. benjamin Aarrs e. 70 Eizsssss 3 an
sd-s,. No 100 " corner slIivsn-st. 2szs5i;
Jonas Wei and another % Anthony Greco;
i1s,5-s 70 rs west 25xtooii. Hermann Bshn
70 e'1stays 2, ~ ~, 70 - 30 an
If6a. pastel 3 Freshman 70 Morton 2 plant Nominal
Wlsr : n1n5sv - william Heard Nominal
c2aT5aT I'd ~. man p 2 2sien = i S9e Rsbsrs
Wagner. referee. to 1richaei . sullivan mort 80
s756-st , ; Is Z, = Of Psltsvs. 2sEiO0ii: on
1ssd 81. No So n :. SIS z, v q Auls5sraans-sv-.
Ts .l hara a'' qi5 .'' ana 80. o's.
91th-st 2 100 20 % Nladls0n-ave. - oxllt.lis -
. VI RosenfhaI George Browne and. no
I17rh-sr N . a 2I-ave. 25N1o0 H. P1ncus
L0wenfeid ard another 70 GuE-ielrno Slorsios.
sln4is n Iss5. : ssTs1 Max sliv.rlan
A Efsler, mortgage. $1,000 o ard. 1oo
5th-ave. 8. -. II n q 136tn-sr. @rxloos p n
P0rnercy referee. % g II Miller and another. 49,.
sane To boH5 BY ssshsu .... ana ssss -
Bth-ave ; = cor o. 1ssth-st 20 f1xiO0. " G -
Arnold. referee. IL $50
Same property, Edith Williams 70 Donalt a..
5tS-sve. s. 20 II n > q 1ss,h-st. scx1oo n:
Russell. referee. Thomas Worth sos1
r Z NUNS = .-..----.----- ass
s6fh-st. s. rOOI0 = = n CoI1-nbus-ave
100 10x 80 Ak S5Sx SCI; II Briggs % -
George Ehret. and loo
2sth-st. Nos ia and 1f2 West. 81 sxes ax5oxss9s
" Heard 70 ANY II Coleman morrsase
shave 70 III 20 10 " > SO sx104: " o Jocss
to Q A Christuan. all title Sor1ira&
Thomuson-sr. No IL. W . 6U100- Isidor Jack
20 Nathan Krshs mortgage. $4,000 o -.
sth-ave No 4os . "a ffx1oO- Fortuna Real
Estate Company II n " Message. mortsa<es -
000- G 100
Amsterdam No Ts4 " = 25xs4 2. 7 T Rrsy
Otto Cess: mortgage. 81 600 --....-....... foo
123d-st \ 255 = OF 2d-ave. 25x1o0 IL Leon
Sanders and another 70 Z L Godsteins mort -.
fo5d9st No IS East s0xfO0 II: G T Anger TO
Morris Williamson; uortgage. 500; 9 and 100
Iasth-st. \ 40 = = Park-sve- 5ox99 IL
Webb Daniel Loswenrhsls rnor-zas,s -
$4,000 0 and ts'
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REALTY NOTES.

The Manhattan Transit Company. az Us ~
ing Yesterday said that its realty noi1InsS II '
rf+y wee valued at more than SlVVV.uN
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

webster-ave IS feet north Of WOODLAND E1olu
two s+or,, frame dwelling house 21x54 feet; vivian
Fo1vson owner: W. c. Dickerson, srchitec1' S'-''0
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

John to M:ehf year I B:y osa so, $4,000
2I5 # E OF cI1 ~ Lawyers. Title insurance
Company: 5sd-st No 40 West: years. Per 1000
E egI5 Minnie A. to LAWYERS Title Insgr.
sass c2m 3a .,t Aadsonave n cor WINS 10000
Same 70 J9h1 66 casey ga, zane pr 5000
Gym John Emma Hahns ILfs e, tenant ant. un9s
Same to same 7s llsj rs No loo 1880
F0ss MIA L e To- To se ss sEa8y ysa aa Al cent
Mautz MsrgaTeta widow TO Ise 4Sa t1- s-t
gage coo. due December Iset- 49, INV
York CITY: TopPing-4ve, cor 175th-st' grant 10
same 20 Same: same property; Loan mortgage.
Msres1 Giovanni and another to Harlem saw
j 0Es Ban 5 o. AF msP powell Fa R Year per
CHARTER Realty Co to Mutual Life insurance 60;
No $50 Park-ave: 4 corner 1sth-st' due De .oooo
cember 1sO4: per cent, - 4oOO'
s6s IL Es5s f1tLst: demand per cen.. 5000
Heard W 94 = 70 81 I2 2Sb.avs: I also R
IA . II q 7th-ave. years; Per CENT. fooO
Rand Josef no to Aggust Ref No 80 Avenue a. $1,000
Jones SO Louis st. and another. Equitable LIE
Assurance soeiety; Nos SO and - LeoG --Ssss
MfcScY rors.G ~ Thomas WORTH: 5th-svs :.
S3i1 It 9eth-st due November /. 1905; 50 7soo
same 70 Edth H Williams; shave corner q, 900
Of 1S6th-st. due Novemoer, I9tS. E 2 p a-t5.t
n5s.a l .. e .. : s.:5s s ss sS
Sane to sane same PTopf F{snge Sank 10 s2i
East leta-st' PRIOR MORTGAGE. $50. ~ $50
IIsheruan simon. 10 John A stewart e a.
trustee 2lss-s t:, $ 900 II q .+- 5000
same 70 Mass az o ssuere ysa4 s Pr 1000
PENN William II. and another 70 the l.ert Slo-fis
Rand Inor0yeu1 132d-st. :. ia q " q -.
yVilo~r-sve. October j.. 1900. per cent 500
Parsons Charles r the PORT Morris Land In
Rroy 71a 9t, Sc Is zoos per- 1850
V ss Ts, E Sins. years per esat 1900
IiebeI-fnd Leon A. City Mortgage Co. Central
Fs ssS gss' : . = .......-..- Is ocO
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To Let for Business Purposes.

A sUITE OF SIX VERY LIGHT OFFICES. 18th
n FLOOR: NEAR CITY HALL, RENT. 81 200. WILL.
PFNT HALE Or ALL rutland & WHITING CO.
; BEEKMAN ST.
0FFTCrs also suites singly. s240 $3.50. $3.50 yearly
I twelve stories nreproof construction desk rooms
rsesrd RnIaing. 10 Liberty.