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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-14

pot shot at him, but missed. and
when I got down he was clean gone"
Bob Kavanaugh sank into n chair.
his face pale. "Norah." he said, this
means court.martial and dismissal for
me unless | can catch the fellow. It's
clean case Of neglect of duty. It's
all up, dear. II don't get him. and
II I'm kicked out of the army | don't
know what III do. But this won't
catch him. I'm OF, but I'll be at the
train to say goodbye and Kava.
naugh was out of the door and down
the stairs four steps at time.
Over on Halsted street In room
above n store a pretty. pale girl sat
talking to n soldier In uniform. ITS
all up, Polly" he was saying. II hit
the top sergeant. He deserved It.
but | was put In arrest and was to
be tried. and 1t meant two years. |
just cut away from n cit whom the
officer who had me In tow left me In
care Of"
"Oh. this Is awful. jim" said the
girl, "and you'll be deserter, too. "
II won't get Gny more for that than
III get for the other" Then sudden,
ly changing the subject the solder
asked: "How's your mother?"
Better, Jim, but she'd have died II
II hadn't been for Miss Norah Des,
mond. She's an angel. had to stop
work to nurse mother, and the money
gave out and | got sick. and Miss
Norah gave us a nurse and doctor
and did lots else. I think she saved
my life. too"
"Norah Desmond, Polly7 That's
tho name OF the girl the lieutenant
cut from is to marry. He'll be dis.
graced and the Girl will suffer. She
saved you and your mother. did she,
Polly. Get on your things, quick. She
leaves for Florida. know the train.
The lieutenant II be there. I know
that. Hurry, girl"
Lieut.. Robert Emmett Kavanaugh
was kissing Norah Desmond good.by.
Just then from behind him came a
voice loud and with something OF q
ring OF humor In Il. "Sir. all are pres.
ent and accounted for" Kavanaugh
turned like a flash. There stood Pri
vate Spencer saluting with his right
hand. while his left was holding that
Of very pretty girl.
spencer. you're brick" said
Kavanaugh. and nothing but army
training kept him from slapping his
inferior on the back, "I'll use every
official friend I have to get you ou,
Of your scrape."
A year later In pleasant quarters al
Fort Grady sat Capt. kavanaugh and
his wife. 'Norah." he said. "Firs,
Sergeant James Spencer has applied
for furlough to go to Chicago to gel
married. Shall ! approve the appll
cation?"
Bob. II you don't" said Norah
with her eyes dsncing. I'm get q
divorce"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-14
Must Not Use Tslsphonss.

The telephone can no longer be le-
gally used by German physicians In
debating prescriptions 10 druggists,
because Of the chances Of fatal misun.
derstandings.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-14
A.. AWAY Behind the T,nes.

Goose quill pens and drying powders
| are stIil used In English law courts
and the House OF Lords and In the
French Chamber OF Deputies.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-14
polle.men In v,rIous cItIes.

The proportion of policemen to pop
ulation is one Of 307 In Paris; one to
l0s In London, and one to ass In New
York city.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-14

slice Of meat TO the crushing effect
OF the alternate surfaces as the rolls
are revolved back and forth by turn.
Ing the crank at the end. Pressure is
applied to the rolls while In motion by
springs mounted In the frame. and the
latter opens on one side to permit
the removal OF the parts for cleaning.
After the meat has been crushed sum
ciently a slide Is opened In the condl
ment holder In the tops OF the frame.
when further revolution Of the ms.
chimes shakes the salt and pepper
down on the rollers and grinds Il into
the fbers. Clifford q. Childers OF Col
orado Springs. Col. is the inventor,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-14
.rhs MIpratIon ef aaImon.

Tho Fishery Board Of Scotland hse
experimented upon the migration of
salmon to determine II ths Ash rpturn.
year after year. N (hs came riveS.. \
metal tag 'beat1ng 3 numbte ts ~
tashsd " speelrsae tAet srs sshss'
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-14
sspsrats Hsarts ef Esls.

The eel has two separate hearts.
One beats sixty. the other 100 times .
minuta T
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-05-14

The Erect " Running.
Running lessons the blood supply
In the less.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
AUCTION Sales of Real Estate.
NOTICE OF SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

NOTICE OF SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
The President Of the Borough Of Manhattan VIII
sell public auction through BRYAN L. Kennedy Auo-
1903. at IL o'clock M. the premises. the build
ngs parts OF buildings and existing structures with
within the lands acquired for the extension OF
street Sullivan street TO West Broadway, Broorns
street, Borough Manhattan. the CITY OF New York
To be sold Houses and Parts OF Houses
Parcel No. mo. So Sullivan street. Of thrss
Parcel NO. Il sullivan street part tire. story
Parcel No $50 a. sullivan street. two story rzns
building, brick 'front.' built over alley with two
building with brick front. with threestOry brick built
fod dTSs Ne frame Sadns ana with br 'front.' Rsa
IS and AZ sullivan street threc-sory brick builinS
Parcel No. 6-Three-stoTy brick building
Parcel No. Part Of three-story brick building.
story brick building 16-inch wall.
Parcel No 9-N6. Al Thompson street dve-story b-icx
parcel No. 1o-No. "a Thompson street. part OF nv.
Parcel no IGMFour story brick building over alley
Parcel No. 12-No. IS Thompson street. part OF
Parcel 20 isNos a and 4s thompson street part OF
brick tenement and sfx-story brick tene
Parcel No. i4-No. SIS street. and one
half brick building. with onestory frame building
and sheds In rear. independent wall and Snch party
basement brick building with sheds in rear Sinch party
wall
half story brick building with shed
independent wall and S-inch party wall
half story and building with IN rear
independent wall and s,ineh party wall
half story and building with part
story brick building in party wall and Independent
Parcel No. 1e-No. sos Broome street part of three
story and basement e s oGiI1ns i9degedept val
building For fun particulars City Record.
JACOB a. CANTOR President OF the Borough Of Mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Bowery. No 5. $ 16t0Ns0xt2- 6xTa10: Isaac
Heller 70 David Moscovitch, mortgage. $4,000 /
mann to Anna Weber. ............ .
6th-st, No 33l 70 So 75xS0 2. Anuie Mccullough
- al to Charles Breuer and another: all title.
same property: William II Breuer by guardian
and another. TO same ...--.---........
lUh-st- n :. ass e OF Shave. G5. 1Oxa2 TX
- ltXS2, Hudson Realty Company 10 William II.
Nanderbiit-ave. East, q = 395 n % Talnadzs
st. l25xlsO; Mary Costello 70 Union Mason
ltth-st. > ATS II " Of 6th-ave. 65xg2: Hudson
hsaIty Company to Conrad + Kruse and an
FsTooTas; s T'or Ss SSs,oe9' and
sss .Sos - ana ~ n 8 9Nt5. Deutscher
spar una CsSdit Nerein 70 samuel GoIdberser:
Central Park West. No 300. v 25xioo; wIIis,5 i;
Can to Fanny 2 Call: o c ana -
-ostn-sL s. luO q OF Amsterdam ave I07x
Rssi r Lhonas L Beynolds 70 the Manhattan
gage $4,000. ...........-.....
2osth-st. $ 2OT II ? Of Amsterian,-ave isr
Real Estate and BuilsnT ssso,is1io, mamma Tan
WalseT-St. Nos IS ma 80 N : a. s-ss SD -
go; Phenix Realty Corporation 10 Terence Il
same property; Terence r Mcclure to Fhsni,
stsesIty corporation; mortgage $1,000 49,.
same property: Phsnix Realty CORPORATION "a
Terence Mcclure: mortgage $40, 6o0 '-'oN -
ootn-st- :. 80 e o. 6th-ava All land living
east or said line -x9s O. Bradford Realfv Com.
Il.atny 70 Elmer ; Messenger; quit claim $500
l64th-st. No 1C2T East 2GxT4 = me vVashir~tc1
sank 10 Hnickerbocker Trust Company. an
Same property: James f brown 10 same. sv 4
claim ........-..-- " SAM N-i
Bowery No 1914 $. IS 7xis 7xls x7 q, f,,,ss.I;
~ S sure and another TO Annie Ward: and ;:
lrying Place. : q u 81 i75h-st. 2exio0.
Slemenes S B Fish 70 Charles F de Casanova
Same property; Charles de- Casanova to vvinisu5
- Church: b and and. $4,000.
Rosa COIN 70 Harris RiS5m aS"i s5s 1870 STioe
mort sage' $4,000. ard ........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

by TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE
Chicago, Aug. ia &C. advance in cash prices at
Minneapolis and strength IN the whole market up
there. the appearance of a new export demand at
the seaboard with foreign business put at over fifty
loads and a suggestion OF wet weather in the
Northwest combined TO make bull wheat market
Prices advanced 1G11ac, and closed at the top.
September sold at s014c and sI3sc and closed at
Size; December closed S215c sellers May. s4lsc.
There was some hesitation early. The Kansas State
report estimating the wheat yield at 100000 bush
els encouraged some selling. Toward the close
patten was q conspicuous buyer Minneapolis evl-
GENTLY was excited possible wet weather, with
Q resulting delay in the spring wheat movement
English cables closed ss9s3c higher; Ant" erp and
Paris TIC higher Primary receipts were only 5oiVoo
bushels compared with $4,000 bushels last year.
Clearances We're $4,000 bushels. Advices as to eX-
port business at the seaboard were conflicting. mes
sages estimating the business as high 5 fifty loads.
The Minneapolis strength is the dominating feature.
The small primary movement 4 factor all the
time. The market is acting more like genuine bull
The map showed the prospect Of warmer weather,
and there was a general inclination to sell corn.
The forecast was for showers and warmer weather.
IN spite Of the wheat strength. and though there
was some support from Patten, the market closed
draggy firm for the cash. but trihe lower for
most Of the futures Last prices were ssc higher TO
isc lower. September sold at 531sc and 525sc, ard
closed al SIC sellers. December closed at 5Slsc;
per cent less than last year; condition. 20.
II called the early corn fine, and the late gaining
favorably. The Price Current said that the
prospect was for q 900 bushel crop Liver
pol was sd higher Shipping sales here we're for
$4,000 bushels. Receipts were only 10 cars; TO-
morrows estimate. $50. Samples were &c to &c
higher The seaboard reported 20 loads.
There was good deal of profit taking in oats
and yet the wheat strength, the small receipts and
'ne frmness Of cash held oats futures firm, with
spot prices higher. The close was unchanged to
sc ever Wednesday. September closed at 35Isc
sellers December. 3s5sc; May. 3sssc Receipts were
~ cars Fridays estimate go Shipping sales were
about $4,000 bush: carlots lec higher It is
believed that the Howe party and the largest hold
ers a Nay are gradually taking profits
Provisions were dull but closed generally steady:
RIBS and lard q little higher; pork irregular The
grain strength had its influence on provisions
There were 1900 hogs West. compared with q 900
last year. The packing for the week West was
$4,000, compared with 2so 600 last wear Hogs esrl,
were sc 70 l9c lower but closed steady. Estimates
On stocks made the lard So na9 tierces about On
fierces far this month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The Washington Real Estate Company has sold
TO Harris Beaver No. 154 West One-hurdred- and
thirty-second-st a FIVE story double fathOuse, on
a lot 25xIo0 feet.
Max Marx has sold to Jacob Steiner No. lsS West
One-hundred-an -tw ty-ninth-st., five story
double fiathOuse, on lot 27XS9.u feet - -,
Mandelbaunn Levine have resold NO ia 70 zlS
East Houston-st.. running through 70 No ivy t9
feet, firm of builders. who Will erect a SIX
story tenement house. -
Jacob Finkelstein has sold for Gross & Eisler No
81 Henry-st.. six story tenement house. on lot
25xtO0 feet.
Charles Rubinger & Co. have sold for Samuel
Sachs No SO East Fourth-st., six story tenement
house, on lot 25x100 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Joseph Day: 5Se Pear-st. cor Elm-st. 2Sx1oo
story bldg; PARTON sale: Z 0uacken-
bush agt A Quackenbush et al: OuackerbUsh & Wise
attys Bowling ref etc $500: sold subject to
mtge OF $4,000 and int withdrawn 20S East 16th-st
s. S5,ft OF sdave SOx1OOx15x irregular 100; story
b ten h; foreclosure sale; Flynn agt Susan oleott
J Harrison. atty; W Leslie, ref; due on Judst
etc $3.50 50; taxes. etc, 500 and
int: Golden for $2S6o9
BY James L. Wells 1877 West 25th-st 40 II . or
7th-aye 2OxTSa; story h. foreclosure sale; the
Mutual Life Insurance Company of NewYork agt Sauer
al: G z Miller atty; Osborn. ref: due on tudgt,
50 800 int costs 1881 s5 taxes ETC. $40 and int
With
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
NEW BUILDING pLANs

Sper1ns-st No IS for a one story brick store ~
architect --.. ~ y --iS''
sth-st Nos $50 and s6i East fo- -,
hathouse. with stores. 5OXI4 . A Miller ana an
otner. owners; G F Pelham. architect
-1solson-st NO IS, Tor six story brick tsnsrnAoe
house. with store. Polstein. owner; @ + pei
1sth-st No "a East s,- s;, 49,.
house with stores. -. Sxa0 8 r FrfedTna.
owner; Bernstsin & Bernstein, architects. -
west Broadway. No S44 10 S54. for q I6-foot fs.ca
val l2U.l II front: estate OF 2 Wendell owner.
shook 3 Son, architects. .........
Anlsterdann-aVe and Boulevard. 10th 20 i2Ist AZ
Ler one story brick greenhouse. fsx4l 81:
SoIunolS University. owner; T " Weatherelis
West Houston and Wooster SITS. . . corner for a
nine story brick factory: NJ Brady ana an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
COLUMBIA TO BUILD A GREENHOUSE

Plans have been flied for the erection Of a one
story ornamental brick and glass greenhouse for
the Teachers College. The building is to be erected
plot 1Sx4l.s feet on the premises bounded by
Amsterdam-ave, Broadway, observation-disclosures
twentieth and One-hundred- and twenty-flrst SITS.
Columbia University IS the owner T. W Wealth
erills Sons the architects. The cost is placed
81 90A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
METROPOLITAN oPERA HOUSE CHANGES.

Plans have been filed for alterations TO the Met
ropolitan Opera House. The plans call for the
tearing down of the proscenium and REBUILDING 10
with freproof material the putting in Of new seats
and the remodeling Of the grand tier and en-
larging OF the opening to q feet The Metropolitan
Opera and Real Estate Company Is the owner, ana
Carrere & Hastings are the architects. The esu-
ma is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
CHURCH SELLS AND BUYS.

The fremont Baptist Church has sold its pres
ent house of worship. a two story frame chapel
on a plot of about ten lots, on the west side Of
Washngton-ave., about forty-ive feet north OF
One-hundred-a seventy hfth-st TO the Descend
ants of Jacob. a Jewish congregation new
house Of worship will be built for the seller
plot at One-hundred-a nd-seventy-sixth-sta and Ire
az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
TO IMPROVE DEAF AND DUMB SCHOOL

Plans have been fled for alterations to the
Academy for the Deaf and Dumb at Fort Wash
ington-ave., Boulevard Lafayette, One-hundred-
and sixty-second to One-hundred vand-sixty St
Two series of exterior fire escapes Of iron. with
granite steps, to be erected. and the interior
staircases are to be torn out and replaced with
iron and stone Henri Touohou IS the architect.
The cost is placed al $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
MAY ENLARGE THE eREeoRIAN.

DIR. E. NJ L. Bristol has leased to H. ]. Braker
for a term Of twenty-one years, at an aggregate
rental of $4,000, No. IS West Thirty-ffth-st a
three story brownstone dwelling house. L. J. Libby
was the broker In ths transaction The property
adIoins the Gregorian Hotel which has just been
built Mr. Braker. 1t is thought that the property
will be used as an addition to the hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
RE4L ESTATE.
ITO Build a Playground for Children
an Vest BrOdd1cdy.

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau Of
Buildings for l6-foot brick wall. to be erected
from No. Si4 to No. S54 West Broadway. The wall
is to be built FOR the purpose Of inclosing vacant
lot which is to be converted into chdren's play
ground the use OF children In the nelghbor-
hood. The estate of d. Wendell. OF WHICH John u
Wendell is executor is the owner. and J. g. Snook
K Sons the architects The cost Is estimated
at 81 ,Sg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
BLAINE e. scHoTz TO BUILD.

Nichols & Lummis and Douglas Robinson.
Charles S. Brown & Co.. have leased for Arthur
Astor Carey TO Blaine & Schotz. Nos. Ii and ID
East Thrty-fourth- sor twenty years SIN At s an
a seven story loft building the site from plans
drawn by Trowbridge & Livingston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
TO ALTER CAMERON HOUSE.

The four story dwelling house lot 25x9S.9
feet at the northeast OF Thirty fourth-st.
and Madson-ave.. has been leased for term Of
wears. It will be altered for business purposes.
The house the home OF Sir Roderick Cameron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Ala.eh Elizabeth to RaWs9a .,. and S SSTas&
S S9 IS s1i'1 gSaT per siS' $4,000
Nos $ and g. Same y DGperiy per ysar per cent 300
same 20 Na SEQ 60 year per 10000
som No a47 70 due Feb II 1904: per cent 1000
The East 10 isi h Board p 81 church enson Of
the United Presbyterian Church Of North Amer
lea: ls7th-st. cor LorillaTd-st: demand .o.o
BL pfs esH Thomas. to title Guarantees and Trust
Company: 1e4th-st. 100 Il W Of Amster- ,xooo
Ja 6oB-@ VIM ss5f Huds69 Really COMPANY
stn 476s II OF otn-aVe' prior mortgage 20 ooo
KT 1sU Conrad F aa0tasr Hudson Realty
G1D1ns ortsase $4,000; year per sent sOO
sa sso60: ii Year per csRy $1,000
sliyeT ;Ss1. Honstonsi nos la and lac W cor
EidTidEssst;i year: 6 per cent; prior mort ,ooo
5ssS e Is HW %saf ad s' s.Ss s
MSse eT isHi David to Edward Raftsr BoTery.
No s; years: per cent -: =, 80. 1000
veTsis: RFooms-sr. Nos AZ and a. years: soo
0G trgatee: e Rivingon-s, 10 So cor orehard-
same 10 same Es sE i ssd FRS No 265 TO 2
siS8 1ta.sI Frank s J. . Luxe s.vs
No 1:T75 s: due Nov / 1896; per cent 6ooO
Fssiy opany sls No e East dSs Aug
Pesne s' Geo w. PEI 10 the we:teiesier Trust COM
2 s ysaF pss cent oi'o o. iso $3.50
T York ao'y caT 9 snd Tras, Sopaay Rody
dSs Nav - l. isss: per cent god 10000
sIhersten. Lyman, Joseph Penny 16th-st.
asa iao NJ 81 per v cent nj P'o' 1900
De Casanova. Clemencs ; b Fish: nv
ing Place % II n OF iTth-st: years. per ,oooo
Rosenberg Joseph, and Jacob Fetnbers % rans-
IN savings Bank sIs'-st Nos SEA TO SIS west 5000
MsH asa5s Harris and ano.hs. Eeui'aOis
81 OF Ave e o' due jan l. 1904
voodin WIN H. 10 Mutual Life Insurance Com
Isa;t 80 Il ,ss sf PaFkass aus 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
LEASES AN EIeHTH-AVE. CORNER.

The Mcviekar Realty Trust Company has leased
for the BTadish Johnson estate the property at
the northeast corner of Fourteenth-st and Eighth
The plot is irregular in shape II has q
frontage of SO feet in Eghth-ave- and OF 30 rect
In Fourteentn-st. The lease is for term OF years
at aggregate rental of about $l6OO0O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
THE BRONX sUILpINe PLANS.

two story frame dwelling house. 1sx34 feet: Michele
Prezza, owner: J. NJ. Lawrence, architect: $3.50
Olin-ave. north side 175 feet east OF Webster
ave, one story frame section house 21xl4 feet:
New-York Central Railroad, owner; B. Wellesley
Smith, architect; $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY Parish Fisher. Mooney Coz $50 s5th-st, 1Si s
Of Avenue b 6xIo22: story front dwg: NJ
Burneuthal sgt ] Murray al: WOLF. X & L. attys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
Notice of Summons.

JEW YORK SUPREME CoURT.-TRIAL
desired in New Yerk County.-Andrew cosgriI
Plaintiff against Ferdinand 3 Ruttman and John F.
huffman individually and Executors OF Last VIII
and Testament of Ferdinand Pullman deceased, Mar
s John W. Haulenbeek, City or
New York Defendants. Summons. To the above named
Defendants: hereby summoned answer the
complaint this action, and a copy your
plaintiffs attorney within twenty after
service Of this summons exclusive Of the day OF
service IN Of failure appear.
judgment will be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded the complaint
Dated May 9th, 1903.
WM. McCAuLEY. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post-ofice address. Haverstraw, N Y.
Ferdinand Ruttrnan AMI John F Ruttnan indivldu-
slv of the last will testament Of
Ferdinand Ruttman, deceased defendants named:
This foregoing is served upon you by pubca-
tion pursuant 10 order OF Hon. Charles II. Trlax
one OF the of the Supreme Court state
of New York. the sth day July 1903 fled
With the complaint the Office the Clerk
OF ana in the Borough OF Manhattan in the
Citv County New York.
Dated July s. 1903
WILLIAM McCAULEY. Plaintiffs Attorney.
n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
BELLE HARsoR ESTATE SALE.

The Belle Harbor estate has sold to E. o. Roessle
five lots in Chester-ave. Mr.. Roessle will build a
summer villa on the plot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
A MORTGAGE oF s1,5oo, 900.

The Forty Two Broadway Company has mort
gagged its property Nos. So to AZ Broadway. to the
New-York Security and Trust Company for S,5o0e0
at per cent. The mortgage is due on May L, 1923
The property carries according to the deeds, prior
mortgages of s. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
Public Notices.
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE

BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. CITY HALL. THE
CITY OF NEW YORK AUGUST IS, 1903.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE RECEIVED
by the Commissioner Public Works Borough Of
Manhattan az City Hall Room No 16. until
A. NJ.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 25. 1903.
NO. l. FOR THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF
PUBLIC COMFORT STATION AT GREELEY
SQUARE BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. THE CITY OF
NEW YORK.
NO. 2 FOR THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF
4 PUBLIC COMFORT STATION on WEST STREET.
BETWEEN VFSEY AND FULTON STREETS, BOR-
OUCH OF MANHATTAN. THE CITY OF NEW YORK
NO g. FOR THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF
4 PUBLIC COMFORT STATION AT BURLING SLIP,
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF NEW
No 4 FOR THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF
A PvTBrIC COMFORT STATION AT CHATHAM
SQUARE BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN THE CITY OF
FOR further particulars see CITY RECORD,
Commissioner o Public Works
THE CITY OF NEW YORK. August 10. 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14

Cohen. Herman. to Lawyers Title Insurance Com
pany. 3d-st. No 6S West; years. per cent
Todd. james. % George Ehret. 1th-avs. No Sal
cor 2Sth-st. prior mortgage, So. us: c.
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