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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24

Reading the news from Servia, the
Sultan of Turkey is suddenly reminded
OF something he has for years been
trying to forget.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24

Occasionally you know man you
can't help admiring, but who is such a
fool that you want to beat him to
death.-Atchison Globe.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24

Once more we have an opportunity
TO refresh our memories by running
over the list OF assassinations of
rulers, beginning with Mr.. Caesar.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24

Speaking of Boston and Emerson,
we never could understand how so
heavy a diet as beans is conducive to
transcsndentalism.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24

Automobiles are protesting against
critics running down the sport. But
the public also has that rundown feel.
ing.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24
A Seif-PIayjno Violin.

In these days one does not necas-
sarily need to be a skilled musician
to make music. Music-boxes and self
acting pianos and organs are quite
common, but it has remained for a
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24

Richmond newspaper suggests
that the name be changed to slaugh-
tomobile. What's the matter with
autogoslower?
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24

II is easier to get married than
divorced. That is one reason why
there are more marriages.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24
Giraffe is Never Lowry,

A giraffe assumes high position
Immediately after its birth. At that
time he measures six feet from his
hoofR to the top of his head.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24

One New York bank has paid a divi.
dend OF 125 per cent. This must
make the average loan shark green
with envy.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24

Rock Sand won the English Derby.
His American Jockey also had plenty
OF grit.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24

The shipbuiding trust seems to
have run on the rocks, although II
drew a great deal of water.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24
Ohio's First statehouse.

The old Ohio state house that used
to stand in the public square of Chill
licothe has long since been demol'
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24
Australian cIearinas.

OF the 1882 ships which cleared last
year from Australian ports, 6,30S flew
the British flag. Only 724 were for
eign.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24
Ambassadors Good Trait.

The wife of Ambassador Choate
says MIR. Choate never talks politics.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24

Mr.. Chamberlain seems to have
come out of the mixup with his
monocle on straight, at all events.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24
OLD NEW YORK CHURCH.

First Structure on the Continent for
Protestant Worship.
With the ringing Of bells and dis.
play of national colors the Collegiate
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24

Two Pennsylvania septuagenarlans
Conrad Sewers and Miss Amanda
Gusley-both over seventy, ran away
from their home at Lancaster in order
to avoid the leyity of friends.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24
Acting,
The worlds stage, and we must play
The roles assigned to us by Fate,

We cannot all be stars, but may
Act well our parts, or small or great.
s. f. Kiser in Chicago Record Herald
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24

1t is only when the Fourth of July
falls on Saturday that it falls with
much louder report Saturday.
somehow, is a day to do things, any
how. And on top of this the Fourth,
Mercy!
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24

As the new king of Servia takes |
throne, he will undoubtedly feel
security heretofore inexperienced
all his wild, tumultuous career. The
must be something reassuring in ste
ping into a murdered mans shoes.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-24

An enterprlsing city newspaper
prints the picture of the dog that
killed M. Loraine-Barrow at Libourne'
in the wild dash of automobiles from
Paris to Madrid. Through some
strange oversight the exact spot on
the dog where the great, cruel, wheel
of M. LBS devil wagon struck is not
marked with a cross" Neither Is
there any sign of the double-cross ap.
parent, unless we consider that Is
what the canine got for being in the
way. The aforesaid newspaper Is
overlooking bets and should institute
a shake-up in the office force. Such
IaAity should not be tolerated, not
even for q dav
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22

are attributed 20 Gansel q, all In the Am.r,.
can Irsgn" total. making only sixha men in
fuil seA~on by any HE,ans W.
~" team h.ldins Averages Of ~. two
sians AZ. Ain~ricais sso NATIONAL.
va s,,n TIE isiilng averages Ainsrl az,
20 Nsiionais, sS1 a. total stolen hss..
the An-fieahs ~iih eiglH men Lsve M
ana the Naiionak. lsl ENen Isl.n..
ard 80 even disirib,s lon ~ sir-nx,L 800 I.
bis hsu's in sihnirs games aud ih ,h...
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.ii"hs l'A ouihsld ,ahnos 10 i.stsn. n,
long Canal AID Aiiiiams ~ has ,h,ss
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
MR. TOWNSS CANOE Place INN
Has Charter Direct From Queen Anne
To Remain q Hotel

To Remain q Hotel.
Mirabeau L. Towns. Bro oklyn's poet
lawyer and the new owner OF the Canoe
Place Inn. near Good Ground. l.. l., talked
OF his purchase yesterday.
Il bought Canoe Place Inn he said.
as matter OF sentiment. II IL the Oldest
hostelry, perhaps, on Long Island, GER
tainly the only one which has q charter
direct from her Majesty Queen Anne her
seH. which makes II obligatory for the
hotel to supply both man and beast. Hiss
very quaint charter and written In old Eng
lish. Ever since the charter was granted.
which is over two hundred years ago. the
place has supplied man and beast with
accommodations except for the last two
years.
Il bought the place because it, beautiful
situation and the historical associations
attracted me. Part OF the property is
Watch HUI, which II Just back Of the hotel,
one Of the highest elevations on Long
Island. A fort once existed here and In
this fort stood sturdy sons OF Long Island
with loaded guns To repel the British in
vader In our second war with England
What had intended TO do was 20 build
upon Watch Hill a simple mausoleum for
myself and family. surnounted by watch
tower to signal the hours OF the night by
electric flashes every fifteen minutes ard
the hours 81 the day Wy dial that nigh, be
seen fifteen miles away. and 10 oonyer,
the dancing hall into a natural museum
for Long Island. But I have been be-
sought 80 much by people who make this
section their summer home Ia allow the
hotel 10 be opened that ! have concluded
To have u opened
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
amman DAVIS ar WORN.
Greene Takes Him Tsuvins and gind. an
ObJectisnsb,e psliee RuIe.

Gherardi DAVIS, tho new third deputy
police oommIssionnr. went TO work learning
IN" rope yesterday. Mr Davis IL 20 hay.
chars" of all ,h" pollo- contracts. and m
ofS,c- has be-a assigned Ia him mex To tina,
~ Commissioner Gr-"ne In th. morning
Mr. Davis "a, with csp, Piper. the second
deputy. ., irisl. and Ia ,h. afternoon Com.
inl-si,i,"r Gr.s.ne took him "n a tour Of
sons 81 tho prs~inc's In hls au'omoi,il-
Ons ~ tho stations Vested sas "a. w.-s
Forty -.svrnth str.'' Station. Gos IA charge
~ Capt Dillon cotnini..iou.f G,...b.
go ,i,sfs Jusi o. l.,idlsI sas b.'ins locksd
az Usn 0f.-no sshlsd 10 kbos hos
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
GOTHAM'S two BALL TEAMS.
HOW AMERICAN AND NATIONAL
RIVALS COMPARE.
Omc'al Averages show Newcomer 10
Have More strtnsth In Batting. Field.
ms and Run Gettiag-Both sides
strong II Pitching Department.

Omcal Averages show NewcomSfs O
Have More strtnsth In Batting. Field.
ms and Run Gettins sides
strons II Pitching Department.
Since New York il to have two major
league baseball teams this season q COM
parison Of the individual strength Of the
two teams 10 Of timely interest," TO local
enthusiasts. The best basis Of comparison
Is the ofiicial figures showing the work Of
the players on both sides last year.
general glance at the personnel OF the
American and National League teams
hardly can fail to convey the impression
that the American League combNation
contains the more playing strength. and a
detailed review Of the situation strengthens
tina, impression. or course. there Is no
telling what may happen to upset paper
calculations. but the only means Of judging
strength TO be- found at this time Is de-
cidedy In favor Of the American League
team. The Americans will he under the
handicap OF not having played together
before. but IL IL a combination that has
plenty Of baseball brains as well a. manual
skill, containing such heady players ne
keeler. Long, Fultz. O'Connor. Tannehili
and Griffith, the manager.
Taxing four leading departments OF the
game. the Official records show that In
three q them. batting. fielding and run
getting. the Americans have the b-tter of
the argument. In has. running the Ma
tionals ar. the better on. according 60 the
figures. but not enough ~ To offset SUPERB
ori,y by tn. other fellows ia any one depart
meni b--,d.~. players must ID. abl- Ia
hit the hall In order to reach frst and steal
bass Both teams arr strong In the pitch
ing depart meni. and the American League
team has a, least three pitchers who are frat
clas.- ninn ~ folding their positions Th.-.
thT,- are Grifrlh. Tann''hill and Novel;
o~adays. With the hunh.f Of halls tina,
ar hr down ia front Of the plate. pitcher
must b- abi. 10 hsld ~ veil ~ pil"h Ia
h.ldins 1annshill rank-d sscobd ~ the Ma.
,iol.ai l-asu" lasl y-ar among the pi'oi,-rs.
0nffiih s.oond sn"hs tie Amgioah League
sifl-rs and Hosrli aith Maih.ssoh u !
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22

B. Fletcher. AZ soon as present leases expire
the buyers will erect q new building on the
| site for their ovn occupancy.
g. 6teingut l. Co. have sold Nos. N7 and
go East Fifth street. a new six-story tene-
ment. on plot t0x97. for former Alderman
Louis Minsky. They have also sold No. lis
| Second avenue. q four-story building, on
lot 2Ixss. for Adolph Pohl TO Mr.. Minsky.
VI. MorEcnthau. Jr.. has sold Nos. 2oI and
2s3 Seventh avenue, two four-story fats.
on plot iOx 100, for Charles Bnumann and
Maurice Slchcl to T.. Levenson, The property
Is within Ave blocks OF the Pennsylvania
station.
John Peters has sold No. ti3 East Seven
teenth street. a fve-story tenement. on lot
2sxs?. for Schneider 4 Bachrach to Mary
T. Daily.
s. Osgood Pell 4 Co have Sold No. 23s
East Seventy second street. four-story
high stoop dwelling. on lot II sxiO0. for Sophie
Rotholz and for d Iar Chesterfield No. sos
West Twenty-sixth street, a four-story tene-
ment. on lot ?5xos9.
Andrew +. Kennedy has bought No. -
Cortlsndt street. a hve-story building. on lot
247xI35 7x2? 3xi25s. 10 feet west OF Church
street. Mr. Kennedy in 1901 bought No 10
Cortlandt street. which he has now sold to
the new tunnel company. His new purchase,
No. 81, IL on the south side of the street, op;
for many years BY the Yachting restaurant;
The adjoining piece, No. 81, is now occupied
by the Wallace candy concern. but is under
= A. fruikshank a Co have sold for a
client. No. 1872 Chambers street. running
fh.GSsh e S H9 81 % pIot s5ss
Post Reese have sold for the estate Of
Charles sternbsch. No i?s East sixty-ninth
stone toss' front dwsiiins on lot asXioes The
same broker. have previously sold on the
s1oS With four house. the
corner OF Lexington avenue and siSty-ninth
%' gos s S b.; %s. for Gf Ns%%;s
Kick Baking Company, who will erect Ave |
Dun 4 Brown have sold for Thomas Chari- |
on to a Mrs Green. No. 4os West lt9th street, |
, three-etory and basement dwelling. on
Thoms: 4 Ecker-on have sold for William
]. Roome. ~ executor. No. Is West twenty
,inth street. three-story dwelling. on lot
Hsndei 4 Msran hsye sold to Markowitz
!, a c. Lewis the northwest corner Of 81
shSo .s ss for ND Fam s'TaSs the s
Sxas. fye-story nat. and for iins Prescott,
70 40 East iisth street hve-story double
p. b. Benson has sold for David Boyd to
ohm + Mulhall no So East i1oin street
B. axiOO.Ii.
Builowa 4 Bullowa have bought for a
lient No 1901 Lexington avenue, southeast
orner Of Hath street. a flve-story nat. with
torres. on lot 20x75
Eugene Southack has leased No Sal Broad
ay for SchwarI Bros. at eii 900 No. %
Vest Forty-third street for Or Joseph b
issel to the Brooklyn Automobile Company.
nd the store at No, 22s Fifth avenue for
larry r. Dovle to Daniel Levy.
G, Tuoti 4 Co have leased Nos. SGT and
% Fast Forty-fifth street TO Paul Sprafora,
NunZio Buonflglio No $40 East lnl st street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
ives, End ~. a9s .ii;sls story stable; Sherman

West End a., 70 o. six story stable: Sherman
square stable 90. premises, owner: r Ware
Son. " 18th st, architect: cost. 800. oooo
Canal ana Elm SITS, n " cor; Ave story ofhces
and stores George Syms ~ al. West
Hoboken. " J, owners P1ttman. 1855
9Th av. architect cost. 49,. ............ 100
1th Av. and tsth 81, n o cor four story hotel
and stable; y. Brarken a Corey, Far
hockaway. owners; W Rerger Bible
,, hous 1 sIchileet: cost ...,....;...... 100
moving and extending two story dwelling,
Edward kosh, premises. owner. Louis
Falk, 27s 6rd av. architect: cost To-. 1000
Creston av. " 5, eoo n isoih ~: extension 10
two and-a BALI story dwelling VI
Plough, 2So5 Creston av. owner, W G
Dickerson. ard av and itath 81, srchitect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
ssi,rnrd MECHANICS, Ilea,

ssh 81 % y. Fredsnck pssrcs v. waiter
s,sslsi saa .as i.aS lss s.~ o.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
wANTsAND OFFERS
REAL ESTATE
BOARD OF BROKERS
a. TINE CITY or NEW Yoax,
NO. IN BROADWAY.
WANTS.

DE SELplNC BROS. ite Broadway-want bust
ness building or Apartment house In exchange
,of some free and clear lots In The Bronx and
long island cry. within two blocks OF the
PennsyN.nla Tunnel together with, tenement
irone "a the 2os: must be cheap also, plot OF
lots two fronts. 18th tn 2Sth SITS West side:
also Two lots 3sdst TO 5Oth 81 9TH ay 10 9th av:
also Two lots In the <0s, West side. about " feet
nont: not moro than $1,000; between Grand
snd go SIS tth 70 7th av. also. TO lease close 70
bib Az. In the t0s. modern dwelling.
WIN, HENHi FOLSOM, ~ Fast 29d ST. Wants q
large Stable for $50 horses and wagons between
sth ana Sth SIS: possession May lat or at once;
also wanted party who will purchase bust.
ness plot and seli with a building loan OF $40 COO
opportunity offered In a three -cornercd deal:
ALSO. parry desiring modern private house In the
ss near Sh av.. on lease. win alter 25xi00 house
70 meet requirements Of responsible tenants:
sso' business building for Investment between
tsn and Hth ss.; win give In exchange Z free
ana clear lots near Riverside Drive and casa.
j. CLARENCE DAVIES d CO., 10th 81. a sd Av.--
Want private house In SOS, es 70: Q. COS In
M, eSchsnfe ior Bronx corner nat equity t&ooo
small Investment property In GOOD location:
dGse ana clear preferred price 10000 70 sloo
CHARLES X, EASroN d co. iis wesi x,d 81 -
Want house not too far from station. with .,
hast hve acres OF woodland. on the north shore
no, OF Long Island: price not 70 exceed $4,000.
fOlsSOh BROS. SIS broadway on Sth Av..
West Side: between SD and t5th sts.. property
1or food tenant on Q long lease.
BRYAN J. kENNELLY I Pine St.--wants low
priced stable on West Side
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
downtown.

downtown.
Gsop,h OF Fourteenth 81
Where no interest Is stated read rer cent.l
Ats' TenTy sea vi and sSs snS lss.sSsa
oreens snd 81, ps s. se Helen Irving TO n.ry WV
norfolk j. IS Joseph R.Slao 20. Tito to Philip 1
wsSssy b. xT. 81 Per c fs%i st, N.y. 5000
Mslbin and ano TO the Jefferson Bank.
Knesei and ano 70 Mayer HsiSiS and
Sd o snG. I sSs ia s nsd t sSs 1000
Pm piIs Real Estate Go, prior mtGe 5000
nh s. nss 80 & ID av. Joseph Jacobs ''"V
EAST SIZE.
ist Az. s7i: simon Epstein and ano 70 Ernest
r,s ss'G%sni b, T. y Ss.. II x! s Adolf .r '''
sys,...s noss%,sn AmsHess sharp 49,.
WEST SIDE.
yves Of FrA az. bsfvss~ FosHeenih and iioA 81
aeth st. io7 VI william Buhier 70 John b
Clark gror m'se $4,000. ins'si', due
ss.h ct. los "; same 70 same; PRIOR m,ec
$4,000, ,nstaiis. due Jan I. iso3. 5000
HARLEM.
(Mdnhdrdn Island norh OF ii0h st.
Manhattan av, Hi: james Mooney 10
William Rooney. prior m'se $500.
iyr' eper cent ''''.. 800. '''.'''''.'. Ns,o
borough Of TIE B,onrl
ID sv. v .. 80 n ina ST. Michael q Psscs
70 Pas9usie Basllvi. PRIOR mtse sss.ooo.
Anthony sv. old line. vs. rs n Gray st. old
line: Rose Fieir 10 Mary csilaehsn,
isia st. ss7. n :. 10 G Forest sv: Law.
renee Davis and sno 10 klArs simon.
ist.h az. n /. SIS. Davidson Az. Jane: ~"
assth al n q iwi " webster Az: Thon.,
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Coming Auction Sales.
MONDAY, MARCH %.

by Bryan l.. Kennedy.
Pleasant avenue. southwest corner of 10th
s,rss, ,,, loo.iiHss vaesn. public auction sale estate
Is,;s stree, No; 81; n0T'h side; ,cs fee. cas-: Q,
srtsf .ysnS. pubic Suction sS". io and cellar
Eighteen street No. $50 south side, 11s feet east
n 4on ssn9 sos fsa r. sCy ;e Ne
s.Sm.S D.s "a ssssa:
subject 70 taxes. &c. Ssss 20.
BY Philip 4. Smyth.
Iiith street. Nos ga and so4, south side, 100 feet
sss q Ns@ York Building Loan s.nsns
Company vs. Antoneita AltleI ct a.; Hamilton
sss.: On n: z. O. ss N: DG; So'
TUESDAY. nARem -
By d. Phoenix insraham Co.
os.s street No. 60: g, .ad g. sss :osss :S,
sas si,s ..a a.: : .. S"ok 'enem'n with stores
BY James l.. Wells
Elton avenue, No. sos east side. n feet north
q isess street! 2s1ioo, nve 's'ory brick and stone
n. s!s :srss, Scs ~ and s south side. ,,s fee.
- Of =, Ami avenue: soilco: Two four ':toT
Snss srS :,Sn sa s.s ss 10
Parn :vsnas: as.ss: nys story BRICK ,snemenE
sno wsm n 9 .eIn.y hG'o %. and
referee; sold subject 70 mortgage for s,s7: par
Itch street. No iite south side. "a fee, Yves, OF
Lrcfa1eL place. q ssIs TIVE ;,ory frame dwslllns:
g. sssI G ,sfs9 E, n co Sss
On judgement. n.s"-s7: subject to "nes, &c.
ny Peter Meyer Co.
ovsr s.isss TIRE. es ssof ~
s.s "" @ 20 S oS noS e.
fee, west Of Catherine street, soKss II HANS |
siors ir.S. ,sne%sn, on rear ios and i"sr. ,srss
s,oIy 6neL ,sasnsni, Win three sioIy brick ,rns.
Co; q. c. Hoi, attorney; J, 4. stnicy. fefefss.
ny Herbert A. sherman
irSs, s.s,iss. NV norton :. $ W.s : ssH'
amount dss on Judgment. siiscIio
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mn -, u ~ u ami soih ., - " George
" Sargent ~ al ~ Woman = Hotel 90 nlts On
same property r'tsburs Plate 0lsss Go
u Carpenter - 900