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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15
MCDONALD SLATED.
Said That He win be Made Agent at
White Rocks.

Capt ". A. Mercer of the Seventh
cavalry is to he made superintendent
Of the Carlisle Indian school, according
to a Washington report; and II is given
out that b. X. Mcdonald, the railroad
agent At Price, is to succeed him as
agent at the White Rocks Indian
agency IN this state, Cant. Mercer will
receive 81 ,O0O in addition to his regu-
lar 5000 salary, when his new appoint
ment takes effect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15

New England and the Middle States
Mormon Headquarters have been es-
tabllshed IN Boston and a complete
system OF missionary endeayor has
been organized Americanism and
Mormonism' cannot dwell together TO
let 1t alona would please Mormon iei-
low-citlzens beyond expression, but TO
let Il alone would be "a blind, suicidal
and Un-Christian course,
THE six schools In New Mexico
fight different enemy IN name, but
hearing many OF the marks Of the roe
Of Utah. One new point has been
OPENED. sehoyeua, 10 miles distant
from the nearest railroad station
place where the people some years ago
we're 90 bigoted that no Protestant
was allowed to enter In this lttle
village there are 81 children OF school
age, and 70 Of them are In our SCHOOL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15
GLIB, SPENCER" DEAD.
Old'Timer Falls Asleep Beneath the
Weight Of Many Years,

An old-tlmer passed away at his resi-
dence, 1857 Third street, yesterday In the
person Of Gilbert Van Schoonhoven. He
was in the seyenly-hfth year Of his age
and the son Of Garrett and Sarah Les.
ter Van Schoohoyen He was born in
Albany ~ Y. Aug. 2. 1875. and passed
his early youth in New York and Mas
sachusetts. He emlgated at about the
age OF 10 to Nauyoo, and there Joined
the Latter-day Saints with whose des.
unes ne mad previously east his lot. lie
accompanied the pioneers to Green
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15
HELD FOR ROBBERY.
John Soderstrom Took Money From
Louis Richter.

Judge Diehl this morning held John
Soderstrom TO the district court upon
a charge Of robbery, The facts brought
out In the hearing today were that
Louis Richter. a miner from Park VAL
ley, became intoxicated on last Friday
night and laid down in stairway near
the Union saloon, Ga Commercial street.
While Richter was lying there Sober
strom was seen by three men 10 90
through his pockets, and later Richter
discovered that his money was gone
After the robbery Sodcrstrom went to
Bray's restaurant and changed a $40
gold piece, one which he Is supposed to
have taken from lichter's pocket The
amount alleged 10 have been taken was
$40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15
uTES CONFIRMED.
Bishop Leonard Performs an Interest
ing Ceremony at Leland

Yesterday was a specially interesting
occasion at Leland, Cintah county,
where Bishop Leonard confirmed four
ties. The little mission church was
handsomely decorated and crowded
with people to witness the ceremony
Miss Richardson occupied the organ
seat. and Indian school girls made up
the choir Rev. NJ j. Hersey the To-
cal Episcopal missionary, spoke to the
children, and then the Bishop addressed
the congregation through an interpre-
ter A number OF the officers from Fort
Duchesne and their families were pres
ent, having driven over from the post
1--WE miles away. Last evening, the
bishop held services at White Rocks,
speaklng'to the children and afterwards
TO the white people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15
SALE UF 0PHIR MINE.
Statellne Property Auctioned OFF at
Cedar City Today.

Atty Barrette, Of the firm Of Pierce
Critchlow & Barrette, is in Cedar city
today, The sheriff's sale OF the ophlr
Mining and Milling cos property at
Stateline was scheduled TO take place
there at noon today, and the attorney
was present to represent the Detroit
Trust Co, in whose favor Judgment
was rendered In Judge Marioneaux's
court recently.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15
OPTIONS On IRON CLAIMS.
Rumor Has II That Last Batch Has
Fallen Through.

There are rumors, apparently having
some foundation. that the last batch
Of options on the Iron county claims
has fallen through, The cause of the
same il ascribed to the tightness In the
money market which viii not allow the
tying dp of the amount OF money neces-
sary TO develop the properties. The
owners Of those iron claims have made
a mint OF money out of options that
have fallen through and are quite
ready TO have them continue to ac-
cumulate and fan through.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15
GUSHING s0LD LIQUOR.

Charles Gushing a bartender at the
Court saloon, located on the corner Of
State and Fourth South streets, was ar
rested yesterday for violating the sun
day liquor ordinance and put up 500 20
guarantee his appearance In answer To
charges made by officers Smith and
Gulbransen. Otherwise all the saloons
seemed 10 be closed up Yesterday,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15
ADJUSTMENTS

At the big Tabernacle concert to-
night, given by the All Hallows people
the Tabernacle choir win open the ex-
ercises rendering the stirring martial
selection Noble Chief Or, Browne,
the organist, Miss Ramsay soprano,
and the other sololsts win appear as
printed in the Saturday News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15
Hoods JdrSQpdriLiq

No other medicine acts like ii;
no other medicine has done so
much real, substantial good, no
other medicine has restored health
and strength at so little cost.
II was troubled with serofua and came
neaJ losing ny eyesight, For four months
could not see TO do anything After taking
two bottles Of Hoods sarapariila / could see
70 walk. and when bad taken eight bottles
could see as well as ever SUSIE A. HAIRS
toy, Wliheu. NC
Moods Sarsaparlls promises to
cure and keeps tho promise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15
IDAHO LAND WITHDRAWN.
Over 806, 600 Acres In BlackfoOt Dist.
Set Aside for Irrigation Purposes.
lSneclal 10 the "News."

loneClaI 20 the TNeWs.
Washington D. c., June 1.-THE
commissioner Of the land Office has Or
dered withdrawn from all entry, except
homestead under the reclamation act,
30 townships IN Blackfoot land district,
Idaho containing SOC, 400 acres for irri-
cation purposes.
Frank $. Raymond Plpestone, Mimi,
has been appointed assistant engineer
at the ShOshone Indian school, Wyo-
ming
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15
COLLECTION CASE.
Grand Jury Still Probing Into Affairs
OF the Lukes.

There were five witnesses examined
by the grand jury this morning pre-
sumably in connection with the Luke
case. All Of the witnesses live out
side OF the city and probably have been
the subject OF persecution at the hands
Of the Merchants Protective associa-
ton. Several Of them stated that they
had had dealings with the Lukes which
were not very pleasant. The names Of
the witnesses examined today are
Thomas Smith Of Murray, George
Whitehead. Mil Creek Con Jones,
Taylorsvile; Joshua b. Stewart, Farm
ers ward. and Il. n. Watrous, Big Cot
tonwood The jury this afternoon is
making an investigation Of affairs al
the state prison
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15
IiIED

HENNEFER- AT Holy Cross hospital,
June Il, 1903, following an operation Tor
appendicitis William Amos beloved
son Of William aud Eliza T. McAllister
Hennefer; born In Salt Lake city, Jan.
90 1883.
Funeral from the residence OF A. S.
Gabbott. 1860 south State street tomor,
row, Tuesday at 1889 a. ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15
Peculiar
To Itself

In what il is and what it does-con.
tanning the best blood-purifying,
alterativeand tonic substances and
efecting the most radical and per-
manent cures of all humors and all
eruptions, relieving weak, tired,
languid feelings, and building up
the whole system--is true only Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15

upgro removed to the Isolation hospital
and the passengers fumgated, Some
9f the passengers however who We're
on 90 the situation. got away before the
train reached SAT- Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15

Judge W. C. Hall, has been granted q
leave OF absnce for three months and will
take trip 10 Europe,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15

Father Cushnahan, ogden, Utah, was won
by w. II, Colthorp, Yernal Utah.
The junior elocution medal was awarded
To Martin Curran. lIagerman, Ida
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15
LIABILITIES

State Of Utah. County Of Salt Lake. So.
!, Joseph Nelson, cashier Of the above
named bank, do soltmnly swear that the
above statement Is true 10 the best OF my
knowledge and belief
JOSEPH NELSON. Cashier.
Correct-Attest:
o. p. MILLER.
JAMES CHAPMAN,
II. DlNWOODEY.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
18th day Of April. 1893
tSeaD J, +, OPENsHAW,
Notary Public
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15
Report Of the condition OF the
Utah National Bank
RESOURCES

At Salt Lake city, In the State Of Utah,
at the clos OF business June 3 1903.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15

The new Irrigation Law. IN pamphlet
form. only l0e at the Deseret News
Book Store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-03
JUPITER sTEEL'S AFFAIRS.
Stockholders Critioise the President-Bond
Issue Proposed.
rzx TELEGRAPH 70 TIE TRIBUNE, !

Boston July The stockholders Of the United
States Jupiter Steel Company, Of Everett, Mass
had 2 meeting this afternoon. About two hundred
and Ef-v attended 70 hear the report Of the special
committee appointed 10 investigate the conpany's
condition There IS z floating debt of $4,000
mostly ert b. The ofc.als and $500 credits out
standing for castings
= Plan vas proposed to- an issue Of first mort
gage 6 per cent ten year bonds for $4,000, on
which The International Trust Company has agreed
70 advance Saa@o Immediately President Miller
argued THAT unless these were authorized tmue-
5.zteiv The company was likely 10 go into e re-
cevership IS money was needed 10 carry or the
business His administration. II is said, was
criticised and ne offered 70 resign Four directors,
Il Is expected. viii resign.
TIE United States Szeel Company was incor-
ro-ated IN West Virginia on September 3. 1893.
and has 81 authorized capital Of g 10000 stock.
of which about g o10 GO is outstanding Dividends
Il . per cent yearly were paid from December,
-5ee n October 1872 inclusive. The January. 1873.
dividend was passed The company manufactures
tT--d-e-- steel from steel scrap or refuse by
rsrerred processes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-03
RAPS FULLER COMPANY.
Jerome to Test Collecting of Fines
bg Unions.

,,-+snt DEVELOPMENTS are expected 10 follow
-. -, ference which viii be held at the Building
--s5es Employers Association tonight between
.,-ssentatives Of that association ana those OF
-, .-to,ls unions Of the United Board - Building
60 This conference was arranged under the
--.css OF the Civic Federation, and over half Of
- .ni-+,--six unions r the United Building Trades
'No ien,4e6 their intention TO be represented.
-. minors were abroad yesterday a result Of
e-o-t that the employers associat ion had
I.stse-es resolution on Wednesday to resume
-, ~ Monday and employ non-union men and
,.njon men alike.
result Of the various rumors ahoat about
= or terence Charles L Eidlitz. president of the
-.,.ior made a statement in which he eX-
800 that motion outlining plan Of resunp-
- hs5 been presented, and that the vote was
-srr On the question Of giving the board OF
.-,-s authority act this or some other
- . they saw At. This was carried unanimous
= according 10 NJ Eolitz-
'-,t+~ct attorney Jerome yesterday criticised the
7--,Ie~ Construction Company. saving;
~ Fuller company has done many peculiar
LICE which nav be eyplainable. II they have rot
e~-~,tted any crime they are morally guilty Of
- rat rfEh- GO not mean that firm more than
a-v other. however
Judge Mcconnell president % the Fuller
r,-~,e7v was asked yesterday If he had anything
: cav n answer TO similar charges. brought by
No. h,,ilders because the company had signed the
agreement with the unions, out ne oecIlhed 10
InS s--e@-;rg his John Doe proceedings District
k--rr7ev Jerome said yesterday
-T-zv are nor formally laid out yet. an get
-f-g new features every DAY. and when get the
rrsrrp viii start cut m endeayorlng TO satlsIy
- mind as 10 the legal aspect Of these matters
Tie law covering q Dor is Of recent date As soon
- an certain / will get warrants. and II can I
= --sr VIII make test cases. l shall, for eX-
e--i-sz7 q delegate of the Brotherhood Of Carpen-
+e-e and Jolrers who collected So from building
4~- because they used non-union men on the
- IN certain thar this money did not stick
:, --s HrEers OF the ascent. bur went 10 the men,
Eur want 70 test the right Of the union 10 collect
PzzT-lsr u7arauding bands OF walking delega ties
11erever they discovered an opportunity. An at
-z---- vas made Ok sam Parks 10 extend the
- - school buildings tut his colleagues called
-slr The--nen called OF yesterday were working
- T7ad emergency jobs Among the builders
-rf--Ie5 was Mark L EidIitz. president OF the
-r5-S RI governors Of the Building Trades Employ
e-sf Asso-sz ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ana Tras, 56pa6 ~ lo % E Eass 7isas
Burke William E. to Mutual Life Insurance CON-
Pany. sullivan-st, cor Broome-st; due Au-
Lyons. Lotta A 70 Mutual Life Insurance Com
pam ln6Lh-st. 5 s l59 f. Y of lst-ave; due
Cr7try. MarT. widow. 10 Emigrsnt Industrial Saw
Ings Bank. l21st-st. 5, geo = " Of 2d-ave I
Gehle Henry " and another 10 the German
SAVINGS Bank; No - Amsterdam-ave; year;
johnson. John i. 70 John Mcclure: No 259 West
52d-st, , years. ~ per cent. .................
Gels Marsarethe. to the German Savings Bank;
No Isl avenue A ! year. Der cent. ..,-.-......
stitu1ion' No l23 West 47th-st: year; ~ per
Tozzi. Frank to the Bo7gerv Savings Bank; No
2.443 shave ? years. per cent. ........ .
Canning Michael 70 Emigraut Industrial Savings
Bank Nos +2s and $50 West 31st-st: year:
sohefo5 George J. n Helene T4eydt and an
other Nos 10 and 1l2 West ls7th-st; years: s
Yesky, Leopold to Charles Connor. 5th-ave "
cor 1l5th-st. prior mortgage, s35 600; years; s
sheppsrd Lgler R. 10 Esther wheaton i84th-
s. $ 20 + II 7th-ave. prior mortgages.
81 500. irstalments: per csnt.--.--.-- ..-.
L:fburr-v. Elizabeth :. 70 Boverv Savings Bark.
NJ 200 20 213 West 4Sth-s-- 2 wears, PEI cent.
Duke. Nellie. 70 ohm = Buckley and another
Rroadwav cor Fort WashiuEton-ave; .
Years. AZ ue- cent
Firrer Realty Company to Dluock & Fink Com
Lawrence Gustavus I. 70 Lewis : Wolf No 312
10 ZIG Greenwich ST. greenwich u cor
Jacohnitz. Jonas. and another 70 Helena Ringel;
L4vis-st : goo e n Of Rivington-st: prior
Cohen. Jacob. n the state Bank. No 2o2 East
Broadway. ...-..---. .....--.. Given 70 secure
ton-st cor Essex-st instruments; per cent
Guarantee Trust Company: No 81 Dey-st. I
o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-03
sHlPguiLplNe IN THE LAST YEAR.

washington JULY 2.-The Bureau Of Navigation
REPORTS that II ire fsca1 year ended June 60 1893
rs vessels q =551-6 gross tons were built in the
United States and officially numbered. compared
with ! So vessels Of 1925 gross tons, for the
--sr-o1s fiscal year Returns Of vessels under con
s-rurrior On July T. 1903 in the United States indt-
cate to- the nev fiscal year an output below that
q the year Just ended.
Tie worlds snI7build-ng reached its highest
point in 1901 The diminished output since then has
keen less noticeable n the United States than
abroad The principal decrease in the United States
for The last year has been steal steamers. built
o. the great lakes. which numbered forty-one. Of
II ssa tons compared with fftvtwo Of 1917 tons.
tcr the fiscal year 1910
Tle only item o. considerable increase has been
rre cheaper forms Of 0rsr-ucrlonurr1gged canal
boats hs~ges etc. numbering go of 1e5l+ tons.
compared wiki %, 57,5- tons, for the previous
yer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-03
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-03
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
t-lcr Court.
SAMUEL. FINE broker NJ AZ East Ni1ety-ssven-h-
81 liabilities s. go. asses $40 Principal cre1ito- !.
Ellison & scr. Philadelphia S-9s- Petitioner was
formerly r-z--te- q the frl ct LASER Pine dis
solved 1879 without assets
THOMAS = 1IEALARz no 4e1 West One-Eun5red-
s----r---=-t- liabilities. s774- assets. $50
PETER PAINTING 30 - Bielcker-St-, involuntary
petition creditors. american OH Cloth Com
rz- Sl-- Dz-rskr & KAN $50. National Carpet C-m-
Elo-s E-oeEe- Rosenberg, Sls5- Preferences are
claimed
E4HEE-- e CO. Nos . and eV-st Thirty-th.rd-st- ,
r=-l-.r- hy three creditors stern & Co.
s. E-lz1a & Co. 500 Arnold. Constable < Co,
N.THAN EAsAN furr5er. NJ. 20 LlsPene-d-Ft: in
--tarE petition - three creditors. z s. = Schi--ir
so Never s~rl- $3.50 Isaac ChzltIn Ss94 Easan has
s-r-fe1 his Insolvency and willingness % be ad1L--
Gated bankrupt
s2rn Il Clark vas appointed temporary receiver
~ The business Of Isaac L. Singer clothing maker
q 10. SO Broadway. with bond OF $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-03
ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

F65sTt 5oelaT to Louiss G suffer Nominal
Eritzerf5sser 1SpTazeer5 55nsnany Nominal
Fui-or-st Nos 1872 and 1a4 5ozT7. Frederick
5e Ea 5 a6a a5o' Tr,sase IS o5o 800
1-s-r-e+ ~ Il West c5LlG0ll. Dimock g. Fink
c9npary to Ritter Really company; mortgage o,
S- $500 n COS q = Of 5sth-st 20x7o
Issfsia scFuso to Mabe R Coward. mortgage
b. Iva 5 corner Great Jones-st. 2axlao John
5fey T55rtrsEe 1873 Nominal
c---t 10 - East 25xloo5 william Hal
rT aa S6f.f 10 812 70 SIC v s. aTo lz7
81 81 ze 95 .x sare lewis s Won TO Gasta@ss
7s 1870 100 # = OF vadzzo. 25nIoo
4 Flo5rteer5a street Presbyterian Church to Rob
q En- &C. Ed T 10 ana liz $50 # " Of Lenox
IT, Al sza5 ii: OTTO Neustadt TO George
's.5- - LIZ lia an RPS 555. aTssse Si8 Nominal
TS ont-half part. all ute; mortgage
1870 Sea- st So5 % ana 25 n $ 5ox1o0. william
- 6 P.g1Ierou Charles ? Lnde' mortgage
1 .si 20 corner 5sths 20 5Ee5 chelsea
PEAL 2,g,rs S's SO 6}o % Nominal
pese ~ 80 rSpl5 22s do 1iF and 100
Deysr Nos y 2nd Il ,T3f5dai ana trus
feG e. al to Enickerbocfer Improvement Com ,oo
up PsLs 4 " corner 1Ilt4-st 2iz5o Emma
l. sch9racher 70 Jennie Kaiser. mortgage IN
$1,000 e S @6 2s2 $ $ 25xioo Morris vein
taue = Nee 5aa nd III West 5oTi66il f4arTy
il2th-sL 80 70 Tsasc Lew mortgage. $4,000
and 100
,o-..-st Va. a4l and 243 West S7xss Il Gerald
re B5oaooei' 20 Nominal
81 600 s-5 e. shave 25x9s .: Cerele Fran
eals DE- Z I5arg 20 5t, 10 40 ann - 81
, a. T7aT ,Z IS ESst 24xas g. charles Lanler
- 4 corner 77th-st. 81 2Tlooi "
Hcsrs 10 Municipal Reality CorpmaIon' NOR no
age $50 600 ~ N. 81, 1zyfI.-
oasSe n " corner l07ta-st -5lIhIoo' pa, - Zen
Louis opprlAs-I+ ~ go. 49, Nominal
81 GO .----.--.,-. ;I--s-gf Is llxloo Charles
oit ..-e-I- n Leopold Yesky, moTtgaee' $500 no
,os5s, No 222 E4sl 25zlooli Hannah Sullivan Nominal
5ea-st 20 q Gil, "a mortgage SIS Nominal
-Ase y 30 Nss li2s5 $40 ., a
10 The KEckerboc@er IupFoF eTreIt ,no
FeSf|s r1or4eaee ST5 000. o g ana ~"
80 = = ~ rs 90x9o O. LOUIS ErehAeH- .. 100
= 49, 4, F;-c1s LoWsafs!a. ana ah0l-7l 1890 $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-03

Tsf fesnSic No 81 $40 AZ s aga sH xss
s l45s@s l&~TeHos too 70 : F sssasdI
F5'oes Sss rs sns so q Ts;,is e e 4s4
Ss as A Rs; %gS s1 Ma aOq 9.rsB and
42s 10 East 99S5issss 3oS GoG A.k TO a. sPa
oath St Nos IS and 81 East so1loos:: S,n sIs
hiehiand TO Harris; mortgage $1,000
Park1ave. n e corner 77th-st s1.2x1oo: NJ s Auer1
Ar 0sfn 20 " y Heard mortgage. $4,000 and
stewart to William Koeng. mortgage $4,000;
sth-axe. No 44a. " 3, 2aSxioo Lena Aschauer
No, 70 FRANK Iozzi: mortgage, $4,000 and. -.
ham Nevlns and another to Louis Holman aSd
1, @n9theT moT5sages S45 oo@; and ..-....;.
Company to Max Emanuel: mortgage SIS oo6.
lols-st Nos so to 81 Eas, 75xIoo II sarou.;
sH9pP and another to julius A Ellis; mortgage
11+th.st Ne West. 275xioo iix27 esxiooii1
15dis Hese ct al 10 Jacob stone; mortgage $22.
s7th-st No 228 vest "a sxase f Mann WINE 70
aa-s No IS es a525ss $ aa92e Arn. Nor
11Sth-st Nc 81 e h agS Franks II
looII: Morris r Jhlfeder to Henry schweitzer;
St Nisholas-aye. corner ii8th-st 55.Ixe1x
40 1f192S Ell Louis o Levy 70 Israel Lebov,z
ll9th-st s.. 1919 II of Park-ave 80 ax1oo II:
shs 10 1874 Wsst a7xoo NJ irsi 81 Tsbeit.
Br 70 louis Lev; mortgages $4,000. and
Lite Insurance Company. ...-......-.
llstF-st No ll5 TO l1e East 49-sx1oo 10. simon
Al5er 20 Louis Lese; mortgages, $4,000;
Southern Boulevard n u corner brown Place .a5x
atbar A1 mon ooa e 2. Ant3ory Doll ir and an
oTc6ard-st No lol, u 5, David Levy to Samuel
lS5d-st Nos and 10 West. 5oxs7 10: Aaron
Deodrlan and another - Aaron Miller and an
other; mortgages S2o, 0oo. .......... Nor
bualoW-St No SO 25xs7-s, Norfolk-st. No 81
s 25Xloo. Gertrude FaIkenberg - Samuel
rnslnaR 81 e. one-quarter part; all title; mort
esth-st. 10 II W Of Park-ave 25xloo II: -
isaac Helter % Jacob NJ Goldstein and another
2d-ave No 14T 10 Az y E 1nro,10O. POSE
solomon 10 Moses Wallach: mortgages. sI3s.-
w "a Nos S and % $ "a 8x8s. 8x4e x
le7st-st n s 1872 . # Of Huzhes-ave. Il. 2x95
LOUIS Elckwort 10 Julia J Raymond mortgage.
F2 Y T96l sI T5ses 6o 40 o; Msrmtonave
Susan H Cordial: mortgage 81 500: o a and
MorTis-st. & 104 4 : Of Monroe-ave runs
X. Herman H Cammaun executor and
ad-st. 1a7 (, = Of Avenue D runs " ok
1853 Il Of Avenue D, 10 9xa6x26xae Lena
MIoaaeison 70 Abraham Bruder. mortgage
18th-st Nos so and 522 East 5ox1oa 3. 1sidor
Leipzig % Max Besiender and another: mort
cages. seq 600 and. --.........-.....
Adoiph Tanrein; mortgage SIS. 900 MOI
-o-aNe' No I4ll TO al " $ 10lxloo Louis
Lese and another TO Rose Solomon; mortgages,
Pier North River. opposite MURRAY St with bulk
mead adjoining or south. extending from
s. Henry Anderson, executor. 10 Frederick
craad9st n Q corner wiliert-st 5ox62. Abraham
Nevtns and another TO Benjamin Gabriiovitz
and another. mortgages. $50 600 9 and .....