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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

Daniel s. McElroy has sold No 40 East Fifty
.hro-st to William Berrian. 1t IS two story
pro"hstone stable. a lot 2Ox7ox1OO feet east ~
Lexington-ave ' VI
walter J. Cohn has sold No SIS Fast E,ign+,-
sNth-st, four story building. on a lot 22x1no feet
NJ X Wallach has sold to a Mr. DeItcb ~, -, so7
Lexington-ave ' ''''
Joseph l. Buttenwieser has sold TO William, and
Louisa Miller No 331 West Seventeentb-st . 4,,o
STORY tenement house, lot 25xs2 feet
II Is reported that Nos sS1s and ? 500 7h,r, ,,,,
have been sold. u' e
"ililam Aoeles has sold James Ztz,rre-,,ar
nos. IA and l6 West One-hundred- a d-etsbt -
81 TWO hVe story hathouses. on a plot 4ax1oo ~ 60
u. Bretten q Sons have sold No 90 ., a., -,
One-hundred-and-twenty thr.a -,
story brownstone dwelling houses m a 81. ,-.ae
irregular, for the Mutual Life Insurance CS 49,
The same firm has also sold for Josenb W. .-
l12 East One-hundred- and tw enty-second-st -
story double hathouses. on lot 2sx75
Frank Thompson is reported To have -, -,
four five story fathouses No 500 to sos W., 60.
hundred and forty ffth-st. 2sxssx1oo fee, Ohe
John NJ Berrien has sold for John C,,, ,
merding, executor No, 321 East Ona-h,,..,..i
and-eleventh-st-. four story Hathouse on Iot ,s
100 IL feet IA
NJ Ellenbogen & co. have sold FOR ! Iieh.-
No ST and $40 East Seventeenth-st a .tx-s,a''i
hathouse plot 42x9z feet
Walter ]. Cohn has resold to a Mrs u,a-
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ann No. SIS East E,ghty-si.th--t. a four story

mann No. SIS East Eighty-sixth-st-. a four story
fathouse on lot 22x1Oos feet.
PolizzI & Co have sold for Pasquale fAnselo &
Co No. $50 East Twelfth-st. six storg tenement
house on lot 25x1Os. SIX irregular.
Walter J. COhn has bought Nos. 1O2 and 10 %
lumbia-st. southeast OF StantOn-sL' oiu
buildings. plot 50xSO feet.
Colin VI. Eadie has sold for Mr. Nann wv
ners Of BemOnt-1ve. and One-hundre ~.
eth-st., S7xSSx irregular and I3x9x iTresuIa'-' i
spectivey. -.
A. Troeller has sold for Henry SchoTsSe TO joan
BiSSert No. 635 East observation-disclosures
St. a story frame dwelling house ~.
Harry c. Bryan has sold the frame uNtl-' -
house lot 22xiOO at the southeast Conner on
JacksOn-avc and CTs-fuufired-a rd-s 1t tlsl
Mark F. HeaIy & Co. have sold for ChTistl .L a
NJ Bohm, of Neperan. y Y. 20 William = No ~
the twenty family cold water fathouse' NO 'Ao
East FOrtieth-st.
Shaw & co. have sold for Ella G. Fueget and
Belle Gesse No y West One-hund Ted-and-thirt
second-st.. "A three story dwelling house on Iot
Parish Fisher Mooney Co have sold Cor
Captain Frank Burt the southeast corner o. Al Al
sterdam-ave. and One-hundred- and-siXth-St, a SIX
story apartment house with stores, on plot +'-IVN
James Bradley has sold the five story iathouse
on plot 80 t1x10O feet. the southeast corner o.
West End-ave. and ne-hundred-and-h rst-st
Leon Altmayer has sold for Fran. = Jsest f,, -
St, two five story fathOuses. each on lot z'N''Il
feet ,.--
Wilcox & Shelton have sold for Walter Baylies
ether DersOnS 2O-S Fifth-aye. southwest
Corner OF One-bun Jred-ar d-twenty ighth-st.. a
four story dwelling house on lot 235x75 feet: -
David Davis has sold for Clara and DeHa MAX
Nos sc and 50 East One-hundred- and-siXt1- TWO
five story hathOuses- plot 80 4xlt9u feet -
Frank Thompson is reported 70 have sold NO
800 TO sos West One-hundred forty JhSt -FOUR
five story hathOuses. on plot nsxs91 feet
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. November p. 1903.
r,rryr-s 13aca,nts G cars or head. all consigned
direct No sales reported Dressed beef steady city
1850 native sides per 10; Texas beef. 5T3 &c
CABLES last received quoted American live cattle seng
a. 111I.c dressed weight; refrigerator beer at GO "
SIC per Reported exports for to-day follow Inc
1,SO0 quarters Of beer the mime
NE for london 100 cattle and 1.700 quarters; the
EewYork for Southampton, 300 quarters the BTlush
Irncess for Antwerp 515 cattle and 60 sheep; the
PRETORIA for Bermuda, y cattle and 80 sheep ,,
CvAI,VFS-No receipts and on sale CITY dressed
veals sa1Shc 10: country dressed oglZc; dressed
erassers fed calves 4oSc.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Recepts. including cars direct
10 slaughterers lob cars, or &lI5 head making
stock from yesterday, total OF S18
cars to be sod-51a City and at Sxtieth-st
rated slow and STEADY A7os ru4ed sION al1
easer Two cars Of stock were unsold Sheep sold at
81 4AS3 - per 100 lambs at 50 6OpS6 10 including a
Ssck Of Cansdas al IS Dressed mutton, b7c per NJ
dressed lambs. Sq1O1sc.
Sales-ReraE Commission Company: go Buralo lsmbs
CO 10 average Sc 100 NJ l9 Indiana DO 80 10 at
81 10. rs Ohio do 90 10 IS so; 65 Canada de- 81 ~
at S. 90 81 Ohio sheep So 32is; "A Indiana do
II. at So 40. ,oo - -. ., o.,
J II Hume & Bro: 20 Michlsah lAihDs' 80 40 HI
Sc 10: 800 do. T3 10, at SO 10 90 80, -, ---, .,
direct Country dressed quoted at 6QSnc per 10 Tor
heav light weights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

built It is thought that large numbers Of build
ings now occupied q dwelling houses will be al
tered for business purposes.
Speculation as to the reason for the formation
OF stockholders committee Of the United States
Realty and Construction Company furnished one Of
the principal topics OF conversation in realty cir
Giles.
In face OF all the depressing building trades
ditions plans for thirty buildings cost 81 2S2 800
were filed last week, against twenty buildings
TO $4S0.540 in the corresponding week OF last
year. The total sum OF the mortgages recorded
last week $24S61920. against 1913 096 for
the corresponding week last year. 1t appears from
the realty statistics that 1t is easy to borrow
money at the highest rates Of interest last year
but there is a great shrinkage in the number and
the Of the loans at the lowest rates of interest
REALTY PAPERS OPINION.
THE Real Estate Record and Guide" says in part
in its last issue in regard to the real estate stua
ton:
The leasing of several lots at Broadway and
Ninety-sxth-st for the purpose OF digging raths-
ment; again calls attention to the new character
pre-eminence which Columbus-ave enjoyed duripe
the early improvement Of the West Side as the
taken away from it by Broadway ana tba being
NIL very much accelerate and intensity the process
been artfcially switched TO the line OF Coino b,s
along the line Of the most important b3Te
OF the Island; and on that thoroughfare will he
found the largest shops and banks and office build
ings and the chief places Of entertainment and
1t is much to be hoped however. that too many
one st9Fy ana three story taxpayers will be
formation taking place BToadwayi in 1n 6re to
LOOK Wen and be thoroughly prosperous should be
hotel having stores on the street floor It's subway
ia s ,t are over lts subway advantages at hand:
anu inc thoroughfare should get n combined h,,sf
ness, residence and amusement character. each OF
In American cities III 'is 'nah
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

KaGis-h. Max. % Nathan su-erson. sth-st
g. 1U q ~ Ave -. prior mortgage
SIS coo. yrs. per cent?. eco. -.....
same % same same property, prior mortgages
5000. srs. per cent. --...--. .-....-.
Phelps Edwin ". 90 the Investors Mortgags
Company. J6th-st. % n 90 Coim1us-
ave. also West zlnd-avs. a. DOB 70 % I05th-
e part Collateral fsolrity FOR mort On
property in Br'oSly1. / yr. per cent --. -
Nicholson. samuel o. Morris schwartz and
m0rtEaSe. SIS 40 due NAV n. E~sf FER cent
Tassuan. Henry. and another. to Minerva Bur
well. Charles-st I'D p % Wsverlev
Place, dema1d. q per cent ----.--- ------.
Achesou. Harold s. AMI another. 20 Leonard
VCEeI- i1th-zt. No I'D East. = yrs, per cent.
FITZGERALD Maurice fo Ti-ie fi1q-ar.-e ana
Trust Company; 2sth-st. 40 35f West. yrs
40 per crnl ..-..... .-..-- ~ --.....
Mcdonald. Catharine. widow. % Johan PfsTsr
53I-st. No 81 West, Q yrs. per cent. .-..
r.. r =. $50 p o. &arnion- ave, yss.
Carr James 70 J Hon Browning. Washiug.or-
e. f3th-st- leasehoid vrs. p per cent
Martin. Geo X. o. Edr r Black. Wo0dycr-sf-
ave. g l05.i0 n q i61d-st. yrs. >
Kadisch Max. 10 Max Telraibaum. sth-st. n . =
14i u % Ave Il. prio- mortgages. So. 00O:
collateral security. due Narcl Is 1904. .-.-. .
Rich Lawson g.. to Wiuifred a Heron e9rh-s-
g. POS n % Arrs-e- ia-1-are, prior mort
gage s23 90; due June 7. 1875. per cent b..
Siegel, Heynan. t. Ernestins Harris, 1Z7tr-sf
Nos 16f and 166 EAST. y part: instal.s
Monsees. John. 70 Rosa Dressed. 23d-st Nos Us
and f5s East: leaseh0ll- ier.and- ----..---... .
due MAJ 20 1905. o-- cen. --.....-.........
Dooner. John A. and life. 70 Julius Hofin
DOminick-st. 9. 90 10 2 " % VariCh-st. prior
mortgage. 5000. IT. 8 per cenr-...---...-...
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

sth st n 2 s. IfI q : E % Ave r. runs n az liz
OK 8 81 : 81 : W - fOx N "a
4s6. Nathan SIverson TO Max Ksdlsch: mort
West No 10. s. 2G.9NSQ. 6N2G 5xS0 q, John I
Clynn Whitehall Realty Co. mortgage, $40
900 -. Nominal
s. 325 II n = IG5th-st @5NINl- Josenb
Cohen Maria X reIs-@r MORTGAGE a. Nominal
IfSth-st 10 u " % 2i-tve. 2IvI0,i N,rv
20 NJ r Aderdice. mortgage 81 $40 Nominal
IiSth-st 3 i15 n " uf 2t-tve. 2sVtuO IL My
oliver to NJ r AdeTdire. mortgage a 500 No,,i,at
Cd ave. 8 500 = % ttSth-st. 80. fxtIO: Marv
oliver TO NJ 2 Alderdce. mortgage on
mar OF pio osS' Nominal
I'yt!n koth 20 ~ ~ Aliefd'ce Nnn!nal
seward Rake. roe = Ellen Ee1rney...- $50
horne It a 90 Robert Hartshorne 81 al
81 = - 2d-ave I %. Ts,e-
20 There's RiN. mortgage. S1t0N N-,r,t,.t
13Oth-st lssnCN-ave ayx1se
John Clinchy James n Ciinchy and
zine Nominal
2xic0.iI. Thomas fitzpatrick 20 Margaret XII
patrick nortgase $4,000 ................. Nominal
kilpatrirk Margaret Niipa,F.-s. -,,..S-xx
xaO 500 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. -
s'th-st. $50 Il = OF Tth-sve. IsYxlOO 5: Win
IAN W Webb. Louis Leavltt: mort
gage $1,000 $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The HOTELS.

CANRRIDGE-Count Won Scheler-Steln,Ta IJs
second secretary Of the German Embassy, WASH
iSgton: Count fvon Won Rubdo zichy and Count
Frederic Hovos attaches Of the Austrian nun
Earian Embassy, Washington. FIFTH AVENUE
" Duthiil GLASGOW. and Homer Ellis L9ndGn:
Chamberlain William 9. cannon = ,. q,
captain George ". Van Deusen, L. s a G:
George Ekwurzel, Medical Department =; :; "A;
Cooma comma b w Hodges. I: HoT3,F az :
g Staley Tregelas. and ". Fl. Alderilce., =.
6 y. HOLLAND Stanley Bots Colombo Ceylcn
NJ MARITIME del Campo. Mexico. and NJ K Pryor
Paul Ybirseniet. Moscow. Russia. MAJESTIC
Charles Cornell Baltimore. and ! B. TomDkl95ss
y Hayward, I N end caRtan MakeheiG9
WoolUorth Albany: Jay J. Monow. I, s. A; the
rev. Dr G. Campbell Morgan. East NoTthI T,II;
-Csntain ". Traub. West Point NIC,,ToRIA4. TX.
Con RF-ASTORIA-Manuel dIsita; Mex
leo: Carlos Il. Urgn.ia, Queretaro. Mexico; George
X Davidson LONDON: William kirkwool SCOT
I'D and Major Sloman. ROYAL Army. Ansland.
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SALE os MINE MOUNTAIN TRACT.

Nichols & Lummis have sold for Thomas Doug
lass TO George D. Cross a building site and farm
OF eighty-three acres on Mine Mountain. at Ber-
nardsville " j. on which Mr.. Cross viii soon
begin the erection OF a dwelling house The land
is part OF the farm which has been owned by the
Douglass family since 1919. and comprises the site
Of the original mine from which the mountain
takes its name. The highest point of the property
commands a sweeping view o. the surrounding
country overlooking as IL does the homes Of Percy
Pine, George b. Post IT.. and r V. Lindabury. and
abuts the lands of Joseph LarOcque jr., Charles
A. Moran and ]. William Clark.
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AUCTION Sales of Real Estate.

INEO w. BARD. AuXionere. VIII sell 81 drst cass
VI building Pelham Saturday. Nov Zsth, az J
= NJ on the premises These sold % close OF
and particularly desirable tor Tesi1ers
PURPOSES being the Pelham station AID AZ the -
minus OF hs Trolley 70 Nsw-Y0rk- Chester P2rk. ~
these lots situated, Il particularly adapts
for residence for OF moderate ard tns
price at which they VIII Be sold viii make u Posso
fr anv enc 20 pick UP several Of them Cor STA
particularly liberal. 15ee being requires
the day OF and 1879 par month Thereafter uni
whole price is paid 500 remain on bond o.
mortgage with Savings Bank Tor which srrangsrnsno
have been made There gas and water the prop
and large Public Green t1r the uso OF tne a..
joining property owners There Is DOUBT but that al
the present time this property viii be Sod Tor oVs e
than T. will ever be offered Tor again
The PCrtchester Railroad viii benefit the propeN
greatly. For dfa grsm ard erfi pa--i~'''7~s eo-' =
Geo. ". Bard Real Estate Co. g e list Street MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. u. ! p. m.--COTTON-Spot IN limited
demand; prices points lower: American middling fair
26d: good middlng OSd; middling. Cd low mddlng
good ordinary 5s4d: ordinary. 664d. The Of
the day 1900 which 500 specula-
and export and included $500 American. Receipts
~ 600 bales including American. opened
and closed steady: American mdding C. No
veunber SD; December SD December
January February, ST 7sd
February AMI March I'D: April. I'D: Apr
and May I'D May and June I6q5 I'D June July
z T5T6 TGd. July August, b14G5 75d.
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2d-avs W cor ff7thsf 55.5xe0: May y Oliver
70 z AfIerdice. a c. mortgage. 81 500. 49,. \
127f-st No 70 West Is 9x50 1fx1S 9xo0. II. .
Nathan Socot to Max PIKE. mortgage. 50 eco.
Ave A. No i.5SS. 8. 2Jzs2. Oscar Eruezsr to
John Aicheie. m0rt gage. $1,000. and. %.
Mount Morris ave. No q. = zOx3J. Thomas
Fitzpatrick 20 Margaret Hipatrick. mortgage.
5000 $3.50. --~- .----,. :
2JNi9o. Fernando wood % Mdry r. Morgan
q and ............. ... ...-...........
Southern Westchestcr Turnpike Road 9. adj
land AleNaDder Va. lent ne runs lfix J0x N
tJfN - GO to- beginning. Southern Westchss-
ter Turnpike road. cor road leading t1 ~
~ WLEens Place runs e iJ9x 70 l29x n q
1.riV - 8. c..z1te-r schafIner 90 Mary
Duncan. mortsasC $3.50 --...---... -... ......
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Tfmpson-st.. north side $50 feet west Of One
hundred and forty-ninth-st three two story frame
dwelling houses 16x6O feet: David Beers. owner;
James F. Meehan. architect; $12OO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits trrpentine dull with prices nominaly IN
changed Tar rules steady. We quote a.
SPIRITS TURPENTINB OIL ibis. 59tsc; machihes' O"O
TAR pine bbls 81 7odS2 so: oil bbls. 81 7o0s4 10
ROsTN-Common TO good strained s. G}gSZ % 90 r.
50 -. SO ~. c. IS; II l. 50 %; X. 81 30; NJ
s3 40. y g GO. w G. SO 50: W W. 81 40
STOCK ON HAND.
toeil -.,ro ............ o05 bbls
Tar i'o"f JUS
Wilmington Nov 2I.-SPIRITS TUFsPENTlNE steady
49, receiDts % casks ROSIN steady at 81 lO re
CENTS 100 bbs TAR firm at 81 So receipts 20 DDS
CRUDE TURFENTiNE firm at - . - ~ ana % o.
savannsb Nov 2l.-TURPENTINE-FNr 56c; re-
osir+s 47e bts; sales 246 exports 264 It6SlN-Lul:
receipts . 122 bbls; sales. l07 exports s.3 QE9teq:
p c p Z. 81 10. F. 81 -; q y 90 n - 10
I 81 20; K So 30; NJ So; y. IS 20; w G, So %; w w
60 Charleston Nov. 2l-TURPENTINE-st IS
ROSiN-Steady quoted: A. c. ana s co r. q 90 20 oo
<. So; W G. So Is: " W s. 30 e.,-,.. A.. AKA
Icndon Nov 21-TT RPEtNTINhJ-Splrlts 4fs %7ao
P0SIT~Amertcan strained. IS Sd: fine. lis 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

Herbert L. May has sold the church building on
a plot SOx1OO.l0 feet on the north side Of Forty
eighth-st. 800 feet west OF Sxth-ave.. which FOR
many years occupied by All Souls Protestant
Episcopal Church. and later BY the First Chfrch
OF Christ Scientist The buyer is a client OF Morris
II. Havman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR Arm; winter
patents S4Q$4 20; straghs 50 7oqS4 TO- spring patents
$4as4 30: straights 50 SoqS5 55' bakers 81 SCg O
CORN No 2 4Stac: No yellow. 441eo; OATS. No z
S5sc: No white SEA a3oo; RYE. No p 54c; BARLEY.
good feeding. 37qSSc; fair to choice mating 4g2Sei
FT.AXSEED. No l. 9Oc: No 1 Northwestern. 981zc TIM
oTHY SEED prime 81 9211 CLOVER contract gfa oT
ooseD 1887 clear sides (ooxed) So 5OS6 oZ2
WHISKEY. basis Of high wines, 81 20 On the foouce
Exchange to-day: BUTTER firm; creameries. l6gS3e'
diaries. l49Rl9c EGGS firm: at mark cases ineluoeo'
23G26c. CHEESE steady 10GlO35c.
Duluth. Nov. 21.-C1ose: WHEAT-To arrive: No
hard 7e5sc No Northern 7Ssc; No Northern 1o"o:
December. 77ssc; May. 1850.
Milwaukee, Nov. 21.-WHEAT-Lower; No Northern.
S3Gs32c; No 2 Northern, SlQs212c; May 7SzRQtSfso
RHYTHM; No l. 56i9 Q57c. BARLEY-Easy No 2, $40;
sample 37q62c CORN-F1rmer; November 461sc; May,
42lzc.
Minneapolis Nov. 21.-Ciose; wHEAT-Decenlber 793.
arose May 1850. track: No hard, S1tsc NO l
Northern SOHc: No Northern. 1850; No Northern,
patents 81 55s4 65; clears 50 40; second clears
81 8OqS2 40. BRAN-In bulk sl3 %.
Philadelphia Nov 21.-wHEAT-Steady. but dull; con-
stesdy: No . in export elevator 4s4 94Sc. OATS.
Quiet firmly held; No white. 414zc; do clipped
42IFc' BUTTER-Firrn good demand; extra Western
good demand fresh nearby &c. loss on; do western
ale loss on do Southwestern. 29G3oc loss or do SOUTH
ern 2Ta2Sc loss off. CHEESE-Quet. but steady; New
YORK full creams fancy rs. 912c choice Nc; do
fair 10 good IOs4 011Ac. Receips-F7qur 900 oos and
262 600 sacks; wheat 500 BUSH corn $500 bush
oats. 6O0O bush Shipme nts-WheaI ooo Oush' cOIn'
147 600 bush; oats. 4,5OO bush
St Louis Nov 2f-Close: wHEATN-Lower; No 2 red
cash nominal: December sstc; May 81 1c No :
hard 7S tic Nav 4os,c oATS0Lower; No cash
87c: May s7lzc: No . white. 4Oc.
Toledo Nov 21.-Cose: CLOVEFtSEED-Cash. 50 % =
Sc S. TIMoTHY-Prime. 81 S7la. ALsIKE-Prime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
4 LOOK AHEAD.

From The Philadelphia Press.
Ascum-I suppose you're delighted that your new
babyE q girl.
PopIey-I should sayl I hope some day to have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
HOME FOR woRKINGMEN's CLUB.
Plans Filed for New Clubhouse To Be Built
in East Eighty-fourth-st

The proposed home Of the Workingmens
Educational and Home Association, to be built on
the north side of Eighty-fourth-s 100 feet west OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

Washington Nov H.-The condition of the Treas
ury divisions OF issue and redemption. at the begin
ming OF business to-day follows
RESERVE FUND.
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

the pleasure of telling some foreign duke or coun
that he can't have her.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

07th-st 100 II q Madison-ave, for a SIR
story brick and stone fathoUse. So sxs5 3 r,
Brown owner: @ F Pelham. architect. ........ q
Cherry and Montgomery sts. cor. for A four
story brick fathOuse with stores. ~. sxs7 II r.
regular: Z Frank. owner, Bernstsin z Bernstein
architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

ALMOST EVERY BRANCH OF INDUSTRY
is represented In the Little Advertisements Of the
People" in the columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
Furnished Rooms to Let.

go EAST 12fTH Handsomely furnished rooms and osia
W. near NJ N-r-s FAX o-L.a-. .ol.. ------------
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9Th AVE. CORNER APAR
UP. TEN ROOMS. ONE h
PRIVATE HALLS; ALL 4
VACATED By 8 YEARS ]
PERFECT CONDITION II
5TH AVE.
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PEoPLED BY FRENCH

Having got rid Of this stif-necked element. n
Menier he's been steadily Gallicfzing the island
He is peOpling Anticosti with his Free On com
patriots. Offering 90 families from France suited
for the region a bonus Of 1900 for five years
residence the island and E so for ten yelrs
Ne has insUg urafed large inpr0K cnelts and
enhanced tho value 81 his possession Immensely.
He paid s1&.eD for the island. and report saws he
refused an offer OF 5000 0D1 by the Dominion gov
eminent for 81. He has built chEteau. and made
roads TO connect the different settle Enents he is
planting there At Ellis Bay he has constructed
q Dreakwate- for the safety OF his steamers and
has another started az FOX Bay tho islands great
eet drawback being its want Of harbors He aas
undertaken lobster canning a large scale and
also numbering and the former product he experts
to France. using the latter for his varied local
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

tRTNENT. ONE FLIGHT
BATHROOM. AND TWO
IMPROVEMENTS; JUST
TENANT AND PUT IN
HEALTH FOOD Co. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
Unfurnished Apartments to Let.

Comfort Refinement. Lux
ury at moderate cost. Cut
sine and Service Of the hlgh-
est order. suites q ] . ard
3 rooms and bath. Doctor 3
apartment. 2 rooms and
bath. J. P. Reilly. Prop.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-02-20
CORNWALL.

William and Peter Bissette are the
new telephone subscribers.
A. w. Foote is in Wallingford and
Middletown Springs on business this
week.
Norman A. Frost and daughter Rachel
have returned to their home after few
weeks visit with relatives and friends in
Boston and vicinity.
Gilbert II. Lane of Washington and
daughter. Laddy, of Bellows Fall were in
town Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Lanes mother, Mrs. Lucinda
Lane.
Mrs Lucinda Lane died at the resi-
dence of c. f. Sampson on the morning
of the 10th inst The funeral was held
on Wednesday at o'clock from the late
residence.
The officers of the town met at the
town hall February 16 and settled the
accounts. The selectmen have not only
paid the 90 per cent. on the indebtedness
but have made it % per cent and have
a good working balance left in the treas
ury. Good for Cornwall.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-02-20
County Uews.
BRIDPORT.

Mrs. Lacy Pratt is at home.
Cora Wright visited at her fathers
last week.
Lee Palmer is assisting d. II. Bennett
in his store.
Mrs. Mary Wing has returned from
Middlebury
Mrs Earle Spaulding has recovered
from her illness.
Herman Townsend invited in a few
little friends last Saturday.
One of the features of the sociable last
week was the "Bridport Moon"
Mabel Roscola, of Crown Point, re-
Gently visited at will Dukett's.
The amount realized at the G. E.
sociable was between S15 and Sl6.
The Misses Baldwin and Miss Mabel
Delano, of Shoreham, visited at Mrs. f.
E. Wolcott's, last week
The ladies will hold a social at the
vestry Thursday evening, Feb. 26. An
entertainment will follow the supper.
Among those from out of town, who
attended the social last week were Ben
Wales, of Weybridge, and Jesse Mack,
of Cornwall.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-02-20
WHITING.

Mrs. Susan Parker of Shoreham is
with friends in town.
Mrs. Y. h. Wright is little better of
her attack of rheumatism.
Miss Nellie Daniels is home from her
school in Massachusetts,.
Bion Wilson is recovering from a
severe attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. G.. Delano from New York visit
ed at c. K. Williams's last week.
Misses Ethel and Belle Lucas of Shore
ham were recent guests of Mrs. Warren
Needham.
Mrs. Addie Collins and Miss Virginia
Collins of Monkton recently visited at
E. ID. Collins.
ID. j. Brown has purchased of Fred
McAuley his house in this village occu-
pied by n. w. Foster.
Mrs. George Thomas and Miss Lou
Thomas of Orwell visited Mrs. Parker
and Mrs. Peck last week
Sanford Kelsey made a sfort visit
home last week. He went to Burling-
ton Monday where he has position.
There is to be "Mother Goose" social
at the town hall Tuesday evening Feb.
"a for the benefit of the circulating
library.