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Weddings.

Miss Alice BaItazzi. a daughter Of
Mrs. 2. BaitazZ and Of the former
Turkish consul general. and DuIauuy
Hunter, Of Washington, D. C., were mar
Tied at Bonnie View. Hampstead. L. l..
yesterday The marriage was perform
ed by the Rev Isaac Peck, rector Of
Trinity Church, Roslyn. The music
room, in which the ceremony took place.
was pTettily decorated with ferns. Tow
ers and laurel. and electric lights were
placed about the room After thei-
honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter viii
live in Connecticut Avenue. near the
British embassy. \ number Of -
Meadowbrook colony and also several
army and navy officers were present
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Tuesday. but viii receive for the last
time this season on Tuesday, the 18th.
Mrs Joseph Romano Edison viii not
receive this afternoon
Mrs. E. e. EIweu. 1909 S Street. VIII
not receive this afternoon.
Mrs. a. D. Johnston and Mrs Francis
Benjamin Johnston. OF 1922 V Street,
viii not receive this afternoon, but viii
be at home this evening
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry !. Barley gave a
dinner at their home. Il West Thirty
EIGHTH Street, last night fer the bridal
party who are TO assist at the marriage
Of their daughter, Miss Eva Barley. TO
Baron Andre de Neuhize. Of Paris, which
is 10 be celebrated next Tuesday In St.
Bartholomew Church.
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Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Win
slow gave a dinner for young people
last night in honor of their niece. Miss
Ninslow, who IS at present staying
with them The guests, most Of whom
attended the dance ar the Italian en-
Bassy later, We're the Misses Hitchcock,
Miss Elsie Sargent, Miss Sally Sch7oed-
eT. Miss Mary Hopkins. Miss Daisy VII
son, Reginald Huidekoper, Van Ness
Philip. jerome BOnaparte, Captain Proc
TOR, Lieutenant ClerIand, Lieutenant
Davis. Lieutenant Gibbons, Mr.. Rous-
seau, Richard Ely and Mr.. WinsIow.
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The White House,

Among The Presidents visitors yester-
DAY was the British ambassador, who
called 10 present the new naval attache
Of his embassy. Captain de Chair
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Mrs Douglas II. Thomas and her
daughter. Miss Alice Lee Thomas, are
in New York. where they are guests at
the WsIdorf-Astoria.
Mrs. Edward c. Mcdowell and her
daughter. Miss Beata Mcdowell gave
yesterday at their residence. III West
Franklin Street, the first of series
of at homes" to be held Tuesdays in
February
Mr.. ard Mrs. George D. r Robinson,
Of Washington. D c., are spending a
few days in Baltimore with Mrs. Rob
inson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B.
sloan, in West Monument Street
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Mra- Gillespie. wife Of the chief Of
engineers, received yesterday afternoon.
she was assisted by Countess Esterhazy
and 1Trs. IIIae
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HALEY. Helen EhIe, Clarence Seabright.
Mildred DTaney, Margretta Williamson.
and Helen Meyers.
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Mrs. John W. Foster gave a luncheon
of sixteen covers yesterday in honor Of
Mrs Hobart, who is visiting Senator and
Mrs. AIger
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&rs. Henderson. wife Of the Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives. will
receive this afternoon at the Normandie
Auuez. 1900 Street.
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Senator and Mrs. Dryden will enter
tain at dinner tomorrow night.
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The Alumni Association of Columbian
University has sent out invitations TO n
reception in honor of she president of
The university Saturday evening. Febru-
AIRY Z, front to II o'clock
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Representative Morreu gave 4 dinner
bassador and Lady Herbert. The Eueste
were the Baroness Moncheur. Senator
and Mrs. Dcpew. Senator and Mrs
Lodge. Senator and Mrs. Hale. Senator
and Mrs. AlgeT. Commander and Mrs
CowIcs Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Cumming.
MIR. and Mrs. De LaDcy Kane. OF New
York; Mrs. Draper. Mrs. Slater. Mrs
John G. Johnston. of Philadelphia. and
Mrs. William J. Hunt. mother and sis
ter Of the host: Miss Susan Kea1. Miss
Gwynue, the Danish minister, Represen-
tativc Hit, Representative Adams ans
Waldo story.
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Philadelphia Gossip.

Mrs. James Hobson Sands and the
Misses Sands, wife and daughters Of Rear
Admiral Sands, gave an informa, hop
yesterday afternoon in the new Equip
ment Building. at the League Island
navy yard. of which Admiral Sands is
commandment. The hall presented beau
rifuI appearance. It was decorated with
flags and bunting, which covered the
walls and festooned the ceiling. The mu-
sic was furnished by the Navy Yard Or
chestra. Among the guests were MISS
Mae Fell, Miss Ellen Drexei Paul, Miss
Virginia Miller. the Misses StTuthers,
Miss Esther Lloyd. Miss Thouron, Miss
Ewing. Miss Lesley. the Misses Biddie.
The men present included the officers
stationed at the navy yard and the Off
GERS Of the battIeship Maine.
Mrs. L Heber Smith gave luncheon
at her town house. 2029 Walnut Street,
YESTERDAY. The table was exquisiteiy
decorated with American Beauty roses.
UIacs and smilax. The handsome china
bore the Smith coat as did the
place cards.
The Baroness Won Hutton, the author
Of Our Lady Of the Beeches,' is visit
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Commander J. Dexter Adams and Mrs.
T. B. NJ. Mason will sail on the Bmcher
Saturday next to attend the wedding of
Commander Adams daughter. Miss
Adams. 10 Mr.. Dodge, of the Ameri-
can embassy in Berlin, which viii take
Mace in Nfrp
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NT. and Mrs. John Blake Baker, of
20 East FCTty-eighth Street. gave a din
ner last night in honor OF Miss Garcia
De Peyster, youngest daughter of Col.
and Mrs. Johnston /. De Peyster. and
Garrett Bergh Kip. Mrs. Bakers son BY
a former marriage, whose engagement
was recently announced.
Society here has a new and charming
recruit in the person Of Mrs. BENJAMIN
Seymour Guinness, daughter of the late
Sir Richard Williams Buckley and
niece Of the Dowager Duchess of Well
ington. Young Mrs. Guinness. who was
only married just before Christmas. has
come over here TO live with her nus
band, who is engaged in business in New
York. and who IS connected with the
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Senator and Mrs. Addison G. Foster
entertained at dinner last night at the
Arlington the following company: Seua-
TOR and Mrs Fairbanks, Senator and Mrs.
Blackburn, Representative and Mrs. Dali
yell, former Senator and Mrs. Thurston
the Director Of the Census and Mrs
Merriam. Mr.. and Mrs Edward McCau.
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Haywood. Mrs. Har-
rison Foster. and Mrs. MaxfeId. Of Ken
lucky; DR. George Long. and Charles
addison Foster
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signora Mayor des PIanches. wife Of
the italian ambassador, has discon-
tinled her Friday afternoon receptions.
8lrs. Payne. wife OF the Postmaster
General, VIII Egl receive this afternoon
Mrs w Elme- Bacon did not receive
yesterday. nor VIII she be a. home next
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General and Mrs. CoTbin gave a din
ner last night fu honor OF Cardinal Glib
bons Their other guests were Senator
and Mrs. AIdrich, Senator and Mrs Han
Ia. General and Mrs. Grosyenor. Col
and Mrs Henry May, Mrs. Hobart. Mrs.
WardeF. Miss Kean, Miss Patten, Jus
tee Brown. General Young. and VII
liam ! BoaTdman
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Mrs. F. Edwin Dye. Of 1863 L Street.
VIII receive This afternoon and the ether
Wednesdays in February
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The Baroness Won Hutton, the author
Of Our Lady Of the Beeches, is visit
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

JACOB tinSelstein. in Conjunction ,-i.t IA
ooiostein. has sold for Morris Weins,ai,, - s1
"aooos ana Cohen & Coldstein a five story h,,nd
-S. 40 ttoosevelt-st-. 26x5i feet for sl7 600
AlChafd Dickson has sold for Christian sctr.,a.-
10 Margaret J. Colbert. the two far,il,- 49, -
lace near One-hundred a i-sever tiot,
feet. AHe muse IS on lot 25xlo0
a. Is Nakeman has sold for J T. Greed M go
60. 1lui e'l-aTld thirty-seventh-st a five
SSeaag american basement dwelling house on lot
pancy. 1890 ~ d eNieht lot occu-
.sz MOTIFS 9i J and solomon Simon have resold No
Last f-lslty -second-st-. a six story tenement
mouse ana store, lot 25l0xl0a > feet
- SSs-hNoerer has bought from 7. n Mills trus-
- 40, Z Avenue D. three story brick build
lhs- on lot 23NS0 feet. adjoining his factorv
>, " llllarns a Grodginskv have sold through 7 "
e-Astelh 70 Leopold Einborn. No. 507 East Ninety
Afst-st a i've story hathouse on lot 25xlG0s feet
John Eninger has sold to Samuel Wacht No I4s
- 40 Vest One-hundred-a nd-seventeenth-st three
I've story nathouses. on plot 75xl001 feet. s. H.
Mr.. Yacht has resold the property.
>-baer & lSosw have sold 10 Mrs Weissberger
S- co 20 arc ID West One-hundred-a nd-eleventh-st
Two nFe story iathouses. b CsrOSsman ]. on
penhetmer were the brokers.
h' i. brown-s Sons have sold for the Jason Rog-
tIs estate 70 Thomas J. Quinn the northwest cor
ner OF Forest-ave. and One-hundred-
slxth-st-, plot OF nine lots.
McSe0ay q Co have sold for Theodore ROehrs
house. e
Leonard Well has bought No. Ass seventh-ave..
a s sSorS oolole nathouse on a lot 25x1Oe feet, at
ABOUT SsAos9 This is Of a of houses erect
ed by Dr. William r. Diller.
Horace : Ely a. Co have sold for Fanny Hutch
insCn No. Horatio-St.. a four story building wit
stores. on lot l6sXS5 feet. adjoining the north
east corner q West Fourth-st.
Cohen d Glauher have bought from John Boeh-
perp No. 2o5 Forsyth-st.. Eve story tenement
Fitch Gilbert has sold No. 50 East One-hundred-
and-slxth-st. Eve story iathouse lot 25xI0o IL
ieat ADJOINING the northeast corner Of Madison ave
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

.4th-s- 30 54s West a5xlo05. Henry Hughes
John 7 Brook ana another, o an1---------- slu'
WGIker-st. Nos IS and -. {. S9sNSs,5 Ni+.sx
So, Homer z Congden o James Head.
part. EacrtEages S-JOy1 'oIllna
S7rh-st- 80 IO2 West lJxle0s Henry = Barthll-
ouew u Charles L Van Baar; mortgage, So
mus, ~ 80 west -5zlIs 6x-l 5xll0; Charles
Reic1ard LeJuha-l Bauer; mortgage.
see5st 70 III west. 2ixiOo5. charles H Fel-
t;Srssr 40 - 84.oc
r,eIex-ava & v, corner Is6th-st 24.Ilx75. Annie
= Blake 10 Lena L Schmidt; mortgage, So-.V1v' 80
Private isne n s. - Il " OF B0ston-ave. -5x
90 tb- Teachers Cooperative Building am
Loan Association 70 Archibald " NcE-Uan 100
1OOr1-s-. "a = $50 II q -a-aFe Ls,zlvOII' o, oo
9Sth-st. Sos - and - Vest, JoAlvtll. ssias
K Cr0zler u Jacob @ Harris mortgage s. ~
GO ....-..---....- ~
5asseaiI a. =, ,5e-r,- WIZ -Noniua
os-ave n ~ corner slst-zt. u lpXs3 1xji lex
l25. Emma wish 70 john D Beais; mortgage.
fs-ds7v-av p o s. az 6ath-st. 16l-sx
100 rOx W 100 Tx ll8is L : Hea-tE aA-
Construction Company . Spencer Realty con- IN
14!r--s. No Goa Eas- Sexloo. Stephen Egan 90
Hoops. 90 AMI. 80 o. -'
9esys No k W Is soTae So
1e-s--s+ " % west. . ;E9+ ll- JOnn s-e-
Narna-a 70 Ludwig Il Sc1-tte; mortgage ,n
i2lst-st 20 81 l-l-I .S15l; 80 s1's Norlina
TaIertine-ave. No -"t+. O. > y $3.50
Toha Newbery % sarah Coi-n raorusaHe' e-7r,.,s
800 Nos aa7l and ezra. s. runs COX
= 4 45H a" 10y z ~ 49, So 30. .Nouna
rc7th-st Nos 3GG 20 3D. West lvyAs' =.
HappeI 10 E-nest2e JacoboTskyi mortgage N,
s.+.V'oS . % q 8 25xe5. susan P Ocott % -,
F-.sa Oehf. mortgage. $4,000. o aHd-----'-- ~
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REPORTED HOTEL LEASES.

Matt. J. Ward Co. have leased the follow
ing hotel properties: Hotel Indian River, Rock
ledge. Fla. 20 Herbert L. Legg, for years;
hotel s. Paul, Columbus-ave and Sixtieth-st..
70 Daniel p Richie. formerly Of the Planters
Hotel. s. Louis, for term OF twenty-one years.
at an aggregate rental of $4,000.
The firm has also sold the furniture. lease
and business Of the Rockwell House. Glens Falls,
y =, 10 Ge.rge II. Taylor. OF Auburn, y. Y.
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The apnrOxnaass Of lien charge % sat
is1y which the abOvedescrred sold
81 1885, together with amounting
. $50 ~ with interest from June 18Th. 1903 BESIDES
the The
other lers
70 ire purchaser % purchase money raid
the Referee e nfty-four dollars md interest ne
premises viii Re sold subject
twenty-five thousand dollars and Interest
1905. ard bending 10 so-s-
Dated New YORK., August 81 1906
EDWARD 3. L. rE-TPA- Referee
ne above S1ie Is hereby adjourned 20 October Tn
1903. The hour and place
Dated New Tork September 2arf. 1g0c
EDWARD , Ia FETRA
TIE above sale Is hereby further al
efst. 1893. sane hour ard BE-
Dated New York. October 7ch
EDWARD B. Ia PETRA. Referee
The above sale hereby aiifofrr-arT
Der 4rh. 1903. the hour and place $500
DATED New YORK October 21st 1862
EDWARD 3 Ia FETRa Referee
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REALTY NOTES.

The Hudson Realty Company has leased for
term OF years the tenth story. being the ninth
loft OF the new building in course Of erection at
the northwest corner Of Fif1h-ave. and Twenty
frst-st.. Edmonds. Engel Lefkovics manu-
faCLurers OF cloaks and suits. now at No East
Seventeenth-st. NJ & L. Hess the brokers.
George r. Read & Co. have leased the store and
basement No. 1873 Broadway for the Campbell
Realty Corporation 10 James Hutchinson the hao-
erdasher. The lease is for long term Of years, At
an sEC-eEa- = rental Of about $4,000.
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3. r. =. BUYS coNEY LAND.

The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company yesterday
bought thirty Coney Island lots for $lL2o- The
ale was held 70 close the estate OF laura Thomp-
son The property embraces what was formerly
known as ThOmpso1's Hotel. and the lots are in
West Fifth-st. and Thompson Place, near the ter
ulinal Of the COney Island and Brooklyn Railroad
Company. = IS thought the company VIII use part
OF the property a loop for the Brighton Beach
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

" joseph P Day; L665 % Lea I.exington-aye :
81 ID 4 % l05th-st three story dwg hs
strauss AT Il Shirley ard Strauss atty: J
Taey ~ S1J3T0 %. taxes. etc. So -, ad-
November -
By Bran L Kennedy; 243 Avenue A. Il " cor 15th-st
a6xa4 Ieasehold bk p. story bk bldg ST
: T McEOy Il Berghith e al H Swain, atty. II Dew
S+.3lS S6Sc s.
~ rr- = 6.
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Foreclosure Sales
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
Of New York-Efie p Bartlett. Plaintiff. against
Annie r Neeisr. Defendant-In pursuance OF Jud<-
asnt OF Foreclosure and sale. duly made and entered
n the abOveeued action bearing date TIE Sth day or
June 1908 the unde-siSne1 the Referee IN SAD Jss
nneur named. VIII sell az Puzzle Auction. AT me New
York Real Estate Salesroon. No 16I Broadway. IN ma
Borough % Manhattan CITY o. New York on the 81
day OF September 1898 az Il O'Clock noon. on that day
BY Peter p Never AuctiOnser. the premises directed BY
said tudEment 70 b sold and therein described fo
lows AL that certain lot piece parce! q land with
The buildings thereon erected BY street
humber one Hundred and Forty West Twenty eighth
Street situated IN the Borough OF Manhattan city q
New YORK. and bounded and described follows. Be-
ginning at point the sOutherly side % Twenty
eighth Street distant hundred fortyeght
and four inches sastsry from the sUutheassrIy
q Twentyeixhth Street and Seventh Avenue. ard
ming thence sOuthwary and nearly parallel with
Avenue nnetyeight feet and nine inches
rwenty-eKhth Streets distant hundred fifty
feet easterly from Seventh Avenue thence easwardv
along said centre line Of the block Vweuty-fve feet.
thence northwartty and nearly parallel
Avenue and part % the distance through a
ninsty-eigr feet and nine inches sortheriy
Of Twenty-eghth Street and thence westwsrdiy ana
along the s0ut1erv side street
mig Re the said several distances dimensions nos
less
Dated New YORK August g. 1903
EDWARD 3 LA FTrTR.A Referee
AIWAl.ER x CRUIESHAS6- PIafutfr-
10 = Cedar street.. Borough Manhattan New
The following IS a diagram Of the property to be sold
2Sth street:
2ern Street
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REAL ESTATE.
The Hotel Nescton Leased for .
Long Term of Years

49,, - :, Maro 60. have leased the Hotel New
'y-one years. at an aggregate rental ~ rszo oo
bss ~ :. CcTnelia D Marsh. Arthur L Nfarsh W..
Tor go. S'-ec-ea with the Plant system ~ So"eis
the hotel. - -0'--a' VIII De manager OF
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

p Day - IOffh Park ave. ok
5 ,: y S-elberE " A A Brown -
al. D Gri1En. ATTY: II Nanderpoel. ref due,
81 ~ L: taxes. $685. 81. prior mort. $500.
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

One-hundred-an d-twenty- ninth-st. south side 80
feet west OF Locust-ave., one story brick building
Llx-7.s feet; Central Union Cab Company, owners;
r l. SJen-er. architect; $3.50.
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TIE approximate amount Sf taNes. assessn-nts On
afb-- Len. he allowed % purchases
nj ~ the purchase paid By ths Rss-xeA 4
s>fS 90 z1< interest
rpt.d New YORK. October forh. 1904.
CE-PHkS BHAINERD Rsr>roA
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TTOpOSdIS.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Park Board the Office OF the Department Of
Parks Arsenal Building Fifth Avenue and Sxty-fou-h
Street, Borough OF Manhattan The City OF New York.
until O'clock ?, NJ on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 70 1903.
Borouxh of Manhattan.
NO. L FOR THE COMPLETION AND CC&STRTC-
TON or ENTRANCE II ALL. AND TOILETS CHANGES
TO ELEVATOR: STEAM. WATER AND ELECTRIC
WORKS NEW STEAM MAINS AND CONSTRUCTION
OF ROOMS FOR TEACHERS FOR THE AMERICAN
MUSEUM OF NATURAL. HISTORY.
No FOR RESETTING THE CTRBSTONES AND
PAVING WITH ASPHALT PAVEMENT THE CAR
RIAGEWAT OF THE PLAZA a FIFTH AVENT-E
AND ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH STREET
For fun particulars see CITY RECORD
WILLIAM r. WILCOX
JOHN E. ETSTTS
RICHARD YOUNG.
Datea 0ctnher L. 1909.
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pFcosoEp MORTGAGES.

,-. --..r.-f-. 2 % LAWYERS lite Insurance
T.---usrv- Erare--st. 8 % IT " OF Nll'''-ii-'-'
> cert
Hers Jarob O. Sophy I '-ro1leIi 80 - -
6e TFas-- rl-for mortgage. = years, v pr -
-, =. e.-Se- qath-st. No - West PRIOR mort
I ler cent -
r,s5i-0- Tohr IT, and another 70 Harriet - route
go - ~ rs Wssr. vesfs. , per cent
go 15aa tx 20 10 Tl1e Guarantee ana ~.
-. 5-.p-et No 20 20 - West, also a4'h-st, NO
- 49,. .far1and G per cent
- r----.- ~ The Twelfth Ward Bank, -
T-l---a,e : = coz southern BouieFard+ notes.
-,--t-.-,- ra-.lIre cr a.. ears and trustees. 10
Ts-7iiIsr1 n FinCsland. trustee. Parz-aVe'
---er Q9E--- > years. : y pot cent
- - w-fHi-u a Kinsslaud. Park-aFe. y $.
- ?. q q3d ST. years, 80 peT cent -------
So. = Frederic &c = Foster. trustees; tark-aNe
- % 2 q s3d-st, : sears. : = per cen.
g. = Frederic De ? Foster :I3d-st. = % Il
~ - ps-e-a-e. 3 years. "a Per cent---.-------
soc 20 Katharine Eingslarl1- FarH-aNe =
81 = VI 93d-st. years = Pei ,e.ll -
,s~F-u-s- Archibald y. ~ ieacaete 'e71r,.la ~
Pufsu- and Loan Assoc-atlln' 49, i1t'e. -
: $50 = p OF B1stol-aEe- 3 -ears- p pc
cent ..-...-.- go -,
w. T2asr Charles I. 70 Henry Ba7thoionle'y
F--E-rt No 1O2 West vltn rtle 70 STRIP III ieAi'
-ears per cent --.-------- ---'