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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-24

President James J. Hill. OF the Gree:
Northern. is not greatly disturbed by the
antics OF Wall Street. "Our broad acres a"
he says. do not feel any tremors IN
Wall Street. From ST. Paul clear through
to the Pacific Coast the people are en-
gagged In producing foodstufs. in lum-
bering and mining. I'm developing the
great natural resources OF the country.
Therefore they are prosperous, and I
see no reason to believe that this pros
perlty will not continue" lie looks to
see wealth produced In the factories an 4
on the farms. and not by the stock
ticker
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-24
COURTS AND CAPITALS OF THE OLD WORLD.
in
of Morley He Should've Be
Lord de Morley" London Fnancer

had been given to understand were those
OF peer OF the realm. but which had
been assumed without any legal author
ity.
While anyone in Great Britain can as
sumo the title OF baronet with perfect
immunity from interference by the au.
thorities as long as no attemept is made
to obtain credit OF a financial or CONNER
the committee OF privileges Of the house
of lords to proceed against anyone who
adopts without warrant the title and
dignity OF a peer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-24
FAIR wORKMEN STRIKE.

ST. LOUIS. July 2A-Upon orders of
walking delegates. about $50 men work
ing on the machinery building at the
fair grounds are on strike. The non
union men continued TO work, and a
tight ensued Several men were hurt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-24
THE TIMES AND ITS
CONTEMPORARIES
The Democratic Donkey.

The Washington Times rises and no
rates to the effect that the harmony
doctors have been at work on the Demo
cratic donkey for long time but thus
far their veterinary efforts have not
been rewarded with much success. The
old beast still suffers from a pain be-
meath her surcingle"
Now look ye. Horatio. IL is not the
first time political philosophers have
owlishly proclaimed that the patient
beast was beyond the skill or the ply
stefan. and for careless mOnkeying with
the business end of the animal have
shortly found themselves skyrocketing
across the wclkin
The Democratic donkey is a vastly
vital animal. Il has been relocated to
the bone yard on an average OF once 4
decade for half century. but here IL IS
and here 1t will stay. the efforts OF all
volunteer undertakers to the contrary
observation-disclosures Pilot.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-24
SECRETARY HITCHCOCK
TAXES TO THE WOODS

Secretary Hitchcock has LEFT West
mere. MS summer home near Mona d1oct
y n. fer q fishing trip il the mountains
Acting Secretary Ryan has received a
dispatch from the Secretary announcing
that he viii be out OF reach OF all com
munication for at least ten days
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-24
EXAMINATION FOR PHARMACIST

The Civil Service Commission will
hold an examination on September to
select eligibles for the position OF
pharmacist In the Freedman's Hospital
A similar examination was held on
April 81. but none of the applicants
qualified for the position
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-24
BEECHER'S FRIENDS ACT.

ALBANY. July 2S.-The Henry Ward
Beecher Memorial Association has filed
certificate of incorporation. The di-
rectors are Henry Hentz. Theodore f.
Miller, William G.. Beeeher. Henry S.
Snow. and Fred ". Hinrichs, all OF
Brooklyn
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-24
WESTERN UNIONS SUIT
AGAINST PENNSY D0CKETED

The suit of the Western Union Tele
graph Company against the Pennsylva
MIA Railroad Company. involving IN
right OF the railroad company to re
move the telegraph poles OF the We,
ern Union Company from its righS
way. has been docketed in the Uni
States Supreme Court
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-24
His Ear to the Ground.

The Washington Times interprets
former President Cleveland's latest pro-
mitigation concerning mis- candidacy BY
quoting from Emerson:
When Duty whispers. 10 thou mus5,'
The sage replies, 4 can
And from his quiet retreat at Prince
ton the cage can hear a whisper a long
dtstsnce--Indianapo Journal
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-24
Daily Calendar of American History
July a.

lHS-Articles of Confederation signed
by delegates from Georgia.
lSt2-EN- Pre- sident Martin Van Buren,
died at Underwood, " Y. aged
eighty years
Is6s-Tennessee readmitted to the Union.
lSS3-Captain Webb drowned while
swimming the whirlpool below Nj
agara.
1SS4-National prohibition convention
NET in Pittsburg
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-24
A Titled Negro.


Sir Samuel Lewis, who has just died
in London, was a full iedged African
negro of the Yoruba tribe on the west
coast of Africa, was graduate of Uni
versity College in London, member o:
the English bar. and in turn attorney
general. member OF the legislative coun-
Gil and chief Justice OF the British colony
of Sierra Leone. He was knighted about
seven years ago by the late Queen Vic
toria, who conferred upon him the star
and ribbon of the order of St Michael
and St. George. and leaves a widow. Lady
Lewis. who is. like him. coal black. being
a West African negress. Sir Samuel was
held in high regard. not only on tAe
Gold Coast. but likewise in England, was
often seen at court when in London. and
his obsequies were attended by repre-
sentative of King Edward
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-24

Prof Peter c. Mitchell. OF London. re-
afirms the theory that Americans are
reyerting TO the Indian type. There's one
thing about the Indian. anyhow. that 5
worth considering. Between little work
and less clothes he manages to keep
pretty comfortable In hot weather.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-24
DOWIE'S NEW TEMPLE.

CHICAGO. July "a ~ Dowie's new
Shiloh Tabernacle. at Zion City. has
been begun. 1t viii cost $500. 200. and
seat 16. 900.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-24

dispenses with the salary Of $4,000 pay
able by the Vatican treasury to the
cardinals of the Curia resident at Rome.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-24
One on colombiag

he Washingt On Times does not think
country will have reeource TO Mica
IA ana Costa Rica in its desire TO
nge for route for the interoee2nic
we 90 not look. says The
FOR an abandonment OF the Pan
! a1,S project II all negotiations with
! Bogota fail We look rather for the
/ severance OF those ties-already merely
nomtnal-which bind the state Of Pan
anna to the rest OF the Colombian re-
public" Surely that way out OF the
/ difficulty would be one or Colombia
. BInghamton N. ~ Leader.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

N. Hart mas sold for Fuld Brothers the north
east corner Of Clinton and Delaney SITS
Marks & Aeudelson. in conjunction with Levy
& Co.. has sold No I4s1 NIadison-ave.. five story
hathoUse. with store. for / Goldsmith 10 a Mr.
Sverman
5. steingut & Co. have sold for Wilson Power No.
6l8 East Seventeenth-st. a six story tenement
mousse -aNs- feet, 10 Louis MinsAy. he same firm
has resold the premises for Mr. Minsky to a client
Duff & COnger have sold for Mary T. Stephens
OF Harrison. n J.. 10 Jacob limestone the tcur
story single hathouse. No. % East One-hundred-
and-eishJh-st.
The dIm Of J. r. Ketcham mas sold for Clement
L Moore No lis East One-hUndl nineteenth
81, i've story triple 1atnouse on & lot Z5xl0O IL
Ie@L. ne buyer Is Rose BuxO2un. who Will put
Max Marx mas purchased through s1abler &
Suith rom the Prudential Reai Estate Corpora
ton the five story apartment house No IO2 West
-NIAeueth-st, adjoining COluu.ous-ave., 35XlO0slz
Get. Max Marx mas also sold through Henry
PQrtland-ave. 120xs5 feet Brooklyn
D4vld Davis has sold for Louis Lese to builder
a plot 91X-ll.iO Ieet on the north side OF Ninety
eIshth-st., $50 feet east OF MaGisOn-ave.
Louis Lese has bought from Steffen Dieckmann
plot z-cxS5u teet, on the south side of One-hun-
eTed-aEG-t -ninth-st Us feet east OF Lenox-
hundred thirty-seventh-st. from John DECK
Il. Reinheimer has sold for Edward Nicholson TO
Leo , Bine plot 50x99-u feet. the south side
4 Eawak. H. Renheimer also sold FOR client to
eighth-st FIVE story dathouse on lot 26xss1l feet
,Ilenard v Harnett & Co. nave sold for John H
F1nek No 81 Grand-st.. three story brick tene-
mcnt house. lot 19x7s2 Feet adjoining the south
west corner Of ThOmcsor-st
Max Borck has bought from Mrs Bertha Rauth
No. 30 East One-hundred- nd-twenty- frst-st. a
six story fathOuse, lot 25x100 II feet.
julius Milor has bought from Leanor SpieIberEer
Nos ZS4 and 229 Eldridge-st. old buildings on plot
AZ l9x1o0 feet and has resod TO Mr. Brilliant
Sturtz & Gibbons have resOli for the West Side
Realty Company No POS Forsyth-st a five story
tenement house. on a lot 25x100 feet
Seaver g. Moore have sold for Solomon Boehm
Nos 48 and 30 East Ninety-eighth-st- TWO five
story fathouses. plot 50x16011.
David Ciree1beTg has resoId through Max Rosen-
berg 20 Frank Filter Nos. III and I23 Second-ave
noFthW est corner of SevenIh-ave- TWO FIVE story
tenement houses, on plot 50Xl00
The Herter Realty Company has sold through
Charles Rubinger & Co No 90 West FOurth-st..
six story tenement house on lot q 5x101-
The HeTter Realty Company has sold TO 5. Tin
hermann No 90 East -hu1dred-aH nd = first
tive story hathOuse, on LOT 25N19o II feet.
A. r. Levy has sold for Jacob Cfutherman 20 Eva
S7rabO No. Sc Montsomery-st.. southwest corner of
z5N934 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Philip A Sulyth: 5I7 9th-ave, 10 II Both
p SXl00 story bdg; voluntary sale, &c = But
for SIS 600; 135 13th-st. SO II OF 9Th
ave 6xIU33: story dwg b; sale. Tim
othy Kelley $4,000. 159 I3th-sJ 100 II OF T-h-
20Xl033; story dwg h trustees sale to " +
Moore for Sl7,4IO
James L Wells: BelnOnt-ave cor ll9Jh-s lo- II
x130SSx irregular. voluntary sale withdrawn
F}rmc1t-ave TO- II It q I79Jh-st, 1Otxl0J TX r
reslIar- voluntary sale, Withdrawn.
By Joseph DAY. Riverside Drive HOS IT n OF
5x1J76 g. Dug =; Donetilie
Dunson trustee etc agr T al Lord, D & L
Bowling. ref due, SIS $50 to taxes. etc
20: adjourned December 10; 500 and 34 lSts
335 Il OF Sth-ave, SO tX45y49 xl44 story store
bldg: + Ely 2 Ryan al; Smith & ),
T sullivan ref; due. SlIT59 - etc
So GuG- adjourned December 10
BY Peter 2 Meyer 217 26thst, go II OF Sd-aye
25X9S. story b and , story bldg rear; Q
Van Iderstne II NOen et al; Francis Jordan atty
Charles PutZe ref. due S3 gO2 -. taxes etc $50
Journed December -; vl1 2d-ave. A II q
sath-st 2Sxl0o story ten Frederick ReIsser AIT
Vincent FIo-xzy al simpson. artys; John Hone.
ref. s. 500 prior ultge So
900. 10 Judge J III FIJzsusOus for SIS $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

rBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
Chicago. Dec. She wheat looked 50 bearish TO-
cay thar there general turning the selling side
Ths genera Of holders lgul5a.ea those who had
beer bezr-sh doubled their lines There only
which seemed keep any faith the vhea-
Armazr people Eere enormous buyers II looked
n they openly much G00 coo bushels MAJ
they Tssgs5 the May figure at sI.c and closed it al
sZac The Nay sold from S2.c sl7sc. and closed at
S2sc. December closed s2sci July. 7774c The big
s1uavezern receipts the influential cir
$1,000 bushels Kansas City Louis
compared l@2ooo bushels las year The Northwest
cars were Cs compared win 90 and here there were I53
cars compared CO Kansas State report ma 1e
The wheat yield bushels and made the wheat
condition Deoeuaar 90 compared with % last year.
The stocks l7ssoo0 bushels decreased for the
veeE ls1 500 bushels Liverpool closed I'D 70 I'd lower
The keep l-g through The winter wheat belt
The speculative sitlst1u has worked remark
able Armour seems te The only bull The Armour
line must he 90 ec1r--lUs one Tor May
Heakuess % The cash corn market the feature
again "a tae coarse gram DE euber syurath.zed and IN
creased irs discount d closed sc under May The
be- closed tsr lower shan yrsterlay- May sold
- and 49, ana closed al 4--sc- December so.
casa iac lower Gentry offerings are in
rr-.-us The zaiIl-c demand is quiet Sales however,
-rs-r made Ger $4,000 bushels yellow the lakes
futs ass cars, rae estimate Tor tomorrow 1875
Tile CONTRACT stock. Lpz7.pu bushels increased
90 600 bushels markets steady The kan
u-ee1lle- report makes corn yield I6s COO 600
us--F compared win 30 100000 bushels last year EIe-
- people were selling. shorts were covering.
asi 0ats easy were tEe December the July
g. firm. market closed lower 70 a. higher.
fa- July Decau-HFr closed az 81 Re. Nav
g. Iulf aaesa Receipts were large. SOS cars Cash
s Ere FL dover -0-m-rr1Vs estimate was 100 cars
'e Eastern demand was SLOW TIE contract stock.
ssa bushels decreased 5000 bushels oats are feel
~ tse 1lru Weakness
uu1=ss .H the provision market contributed 10 lit
1ee-e PORK closed % 60 The under yesterday; lard
sa1 ii-s &c m I-0 under Hogs were DC lower West
mere were $1,000 hogs compared win $1,000 last year
-~'sfp.l was l--nargac Packers have little selling
% d. sacH o--e there is seems 10 be On the
loyiIE Size The market IS . standstiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ssrr-st No $50 West. 1sx1OOs; Philip L Crovat
TO Elizabeth II QuaEZ. mortgage $4,000; O
la3i-st s. $50 II W Of Lenox-ave l5xlOO1li
Georgia Gray MoTel b Beals 80. Nominal
l32d-st Mes and I47 West, 81 txsS II Lulu
Ougg to Richard NaIelder- @4ooo
Fg-f-sr n. - West SElvO-5. Albert BellaTny
FFaurv Bee5e. mortgage, 50 ulf Nominal
l0Sth-st g s. % OF LeNlnEt2E-1ye, lsxiuo II.
Henry referee 10 Leo derLteld-.- 10000
ft1ta-st d s. loo z OF 4JE-ave. @3Nlt0 H.
-51rla Michael samuel c Baum, mortgage.
q C AZ
3 --.;l 81 2 S. s. r. T. Grand-st 25xl0o. the
si.v of NeW-York Thomas CoTker. c------- so
ge.--r p So. @rxsls Julia 81 Downs 20
David EI8us6T another Nominal
a-th- ST. n 8. Sl4 n ~ Cuiunhus-ave le1Iuoss
William Schrad-r to Eleanor ScEr2der. mort
ages S185o0 Nominal
l-al-zt 10 Il West. 10 6xIoO II. George ? Rob
bfns II Mary r Roberts. and. 100
rg4rh-st d S $50 1t " 5tt-ave, 5oX89 II. Leo
rolI Kaufman Jonas Wen, mortgage. SIS
i1Sr6-st Nos 20 end - East. Al .6xI00II. Henry
NlhLker to David CeiZier. c and 100
sgtb-st A West 20xl0OS; Blanche Auerhach
n AdoIrh BeudleiInt O and 100
fsth-st no West 2xi0o g. Henry W Bsebs
Mabel q Smith. SIS tAtl Nominal
sgs-zg 40 A.. East. 2oxla2-2, Edrn nd J Curry
Robert chambers. and 100
fSrt-st InT West. =3xIuO II, Mary X Eich-
horn % William Danzesen Jr. aad another.
mortgage. SIS, 01 100
itFtb-st s. Iea II y @ Park-ave 3xlUt II.
Louis J FREEMAN 70 Louis Lsse, mortgage. -
C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09
REPORTED LEASES.

P. J. Sohweis & Co. have leased for an estate TO
Bayer Bros. the store and basement at No. %
West Third-st for a term OF years; also for Goer-
Ltz & Denies. lofts at No. 10 Waverley Place, 10
Schwartz & Kaufman for a term OF years; for s
Stern & Co., to the Crescent Underwear Company,
No IL BeeCker-st., and for Philip Braender. lofts
Ne 40 East TWeltth-st-. TO Ja1e & ZaUUlOve.
importers of seal garments All the leases we're for
long terms OF years
White & Phipps have leased the dwelling house
No II East Sixty -frst-st- the dwelling house No.
IS West ThiTty-seFenth-st. and the basement store
No 40 West Thirty-ninth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09
EAST SIDE TAXPAYERS COMBINE.

Under the name o. the East Side Taxpayers
League, property owners in the lower East Side
have formed organization for the purpose OF pro-
tecting their interests At the first meeting. held
Monday evening last at No. 225 East Broadway
a large number o. persons were present William
n. Mills presided A committee, comprising Jacob
katZ chairman, J. Anger, Harry FfsChel, Norris
Weinsten, Fl. <. DistelhUFst and William H Mills
was appointed 10 watch all legislative action II
regard TO real estate the East Side.
II was also decided to keep a record or the work
of the city officials and report thereon TO the
organization as the occasion arises
W H Mills. Harry Ffschel and I. L Bril- were
respectively appointed chairman treasurer and
secretary o. the OrganiZatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09
MORRIS HOMESTEAD SOLD.

Barry & Mclaughlin have sold for Elizabeth Nor
ris the old Norris homestead at the sOutheas
corner Of FraukIiu-ave. and One-hundred- and-six
ty-sixth-st 140xI45 feet. The buyer IS Z. A Barry
who viii improve the plot with Ave apartment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09
REAL ESTATE.
II Roc of Ten Dz0elling Houses
ReSOId.

Morris Weinstein has sold 20 Jacob Baumann a
plot 155x1o0 feet the northeast corner Of Park
ave. and observation-disclosures. Ten three
story dwelling houses are on the plot The prop
erty viii probably be improved Mr. Weinstein
recently bought the premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK. by grace O Ind independents. e
Gotob Keefer Wilhelmlna Parz rheodors Keefer Anna
Als keefer, Christian heerer Bertha kesfer. Eli
lie keeter Pauline Neeler Wilhenina keefer the het
q keefer. deceased. geerns
Whereas. Frederick W. Mlchler q NorS
lately applied Surrogacss Court Couu-y
o. Jew Tlrt- a Instrument Wrltlns
relating real and personal property duly proved
and Testament OF Michael hceteF,
County ~ New York deceased Therefore you an
eaca cited appear before the Surrogats oi
our County OF once n the county o
New York the 2sl dav ot January. one tnousai0
nine hundred naif-past o'clock IN rhf
forenoon % thar ay and attend The probate
az the SAID last and Tesranent- And such or yoH
as are hereby cited under the age Or twentnt
Years -eluireI ID appear guardian. II
have ono YOU have appear and apply rui
one appointed IN the event OF Yog5 neslect ~
r,tl--s Guardian appointed
-~,ate for IN the processing
Whereof caused the Seal OF
- s-.-~oeate's Court q the said County q New
yo~E hereunto attxed- Witness. Hon
- - amer C. Thomas. Serrogare Of sais
N-y York said County. The Srd day % De
---.. -. of Thousand
--s--4 a-4 three FRANK T. FITZGERALD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Parish Fisher & Co: 63 54th-st :. So II
Of 6th-ave, i3XIO05 story dwg h; Z Hawss agt
II l. sire et Al: HAYES ", attys; d Trcax ref amt
S65lS Il: etc s.; prior nltge, So. COO
BY Joseph Day: T1sJ-st 100 Il e oe Columbus
25xIO05. 4 story h. Z X Jay agt Cora EsOs
ct al; Jay * C. attys5 Mclaughlin, IT. ref:
So taxes. s., Sl2 So
BY George r Read < CO. 5th-aye cor l6th-st Ss.6x
los l. story dIg Parish. lndiv and exT,
agt Parish al & Parish atty; r G Monroe, ref;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09

AND POINTS IN

B O9 TON A HER F sssEsT ID
FALL RIVER LINE. via NeWpor, and Fan River Leave
Eier - y r. OF u arrcn 81. days only
500 p H. steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN
Orchestra each.
NORWICH LINE. via New London- Leave Pier 40. n r.
foot Garrison 81. days only 5 so P n steam
erz CITY OF LOWELL and CHESTER ". CHAPLIN
NEW HAVEN LINE Tor New Haven- Hartford. Spring
aeld North I've Fler AZ ~ r.. n Ciarkson 81.
weeks days only 800 P. AZ Steamer RlCHARD PgcEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09
CITY GIVES A QUIZ CLAIM.

The city yesterday gave a quiet claim TO a
parcel 25xI00 feet. on the east side OF Goerck-st
So feet north OF Grand-st to Thomas Corker The
stated consideration was so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09

and 7ss East: prior uuosssass. $4,000: demand. :,
GUAM Eiizabeth H. to Philia L Crovat. ssth-st
70 go West; prior mortgages. Slt9V' year %,
Cha-nbers Robert W. to LAWYERS Titis Insuranes
Co s3d-st. n $ 100 = Of Maaisou-ave, years. -,
Harris Amelia. to Hannah Harris s7th-s S. No
80 West. prior mortgage. S14 500, Years. .,
Finek. August. TO Franklin savings Bank an
ave Ne 655. corner 3sth-st- years. "A -,
Redmond. Michael. % Hamilton Bank Batagass-
Ooo due June q 1904 6 per cent note -....... IA
i-9 $500 no Hanchen % District - % me Ia
sts,.slt o5ler Lsnai BERTH Sd-aVe no SsA' n,
CANT Fannie P to the Cooper Union Tor ne
Advancement cf science and Art. 38rh-st. No
III West years. Per .....-....-. 28.C
MeCsFten. Heary G. 10 Mutual Life Insurance co.
igta-st 10 ls4 East: due December 81. 1905. -,
Herzreld Leo to Thomas " Cauii,vel i6sth- 81.
8 % It Of Lexington ave. years "A per
smith MABEL o. 10 Henry W Rse5e eirs 81 10
- West prior mortgage, $4,000. instruments.
ChanseTs Robert W. to Edmond i curry ssd-
s. No g East. prior mortsass $4,000 install
Weiss sG5rt5z. Is Leopold Haas L<ziastoa-avs
Y corner Setn-st. due July IS 1905. per
Danzaisen. william ir. and wife % Mary X Ech-
$4,000. Sa- JuIy 8 1874. 3 or -eag az
Nash John IcL. % DRY Dock savings Inzgitu-
wordeE, Angela NJ G. to the van Norien Trust
cirunzseIss- Nien6.as ana wife 20 German say
inss Bank. l85lh-st. 245 IT ~ Brown
Eendnelul A6oiBh II % solomon Werthe.rn son
81 $50 Il e OF ColIuibus-ave, years. IA
Olueu. PHILIP F To Benjamin Patterson. 22a-ss.
Geizle-. David to Henri Muhlzsr I10ta-ss. Nos
20 and a. East years, per cent 5d.t
Same 70 same. same property. insraimeuts.
Ai Estate Co Pssse Place. 55' e as II 5l
Of PophaH-ave: : years per cent -------.-- IL
JACOBS. Asroa- and anoth-r % ne s'laFantes
CatheFine-st years. Az per eeHt------------ 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09
Financial.
SOMETHING WORTH INVESTIGATING

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substaat Al profitable manufacturing S,sInsss
tllSts - Investment Is guaranteed by nesf
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sni.u MAKE II point investigate ths
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-. N.tcu VII stand the searchght q kind 81
seSrlos s en9 ore whaeh Is now paying a most hand
. A5 pfent competition Is practically unkuovv,
marc Is Tar IN excess Of the supply Field Is rn itS
Trade Is w!sh agricultural
Eulas are shipped II a brief hisror,- 49,
es ness showing growth started its future
otlea. and facts agureF and
oIpriunty send FOR cur prospectus to-day Contains
evidence :hat Will conviuce any this IL an -
tunity worth serious consideration. Address
RELIABLE liGU1ATuR & BH00Orn COMPANY
Box 40 QUINCY, ILL.
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rHIRTNFouRTH-sT. HOUSE LEASED.

Pocher & Co have leased for Austen G. Fox No.
g West Thirty-fOurth-st, four story dwelling
house. with a frontage Of % feet. The lessee IS
Nora Rice. who viii occupy the premises The
lease is for short term. with privilege OF re
ueMaL.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Smith. Andrew A. 10 Lawyers T1tle Insurance
Co. eIst-st. s. 247s II OF Madison-ave'
years. y per cent. -
Roberts. Mary B C Title Guarantees and Trust
Co. 123d-st No II West. wears. "a per cent.
TUEik. Norris 70 john kaufman, Sth-sG Nos 90
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

5Oth-st Nos OPS and 240 East. for story brick
tenement house r 6ES7-5; n Feehau owner: H
T Howell, architect. S2ou'
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DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF

the Supervising Architect Washington; p 9, De
o.r,ts- teug SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received
At this Office until oclack P On the tf3 a-y o. ',
eisstrie passenger elevators IN The T. : Appi4se5 ;
Warehouse New York, n y IN aec9I 49, - - -
the discretion or the supe