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II. S. Rowe.

General agent Chicago, Milwaukee & ST
Paul railway, 1874 Third street, Port
land, Ore.
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Showing

Some people begin
to show age before
the meridian of life
is reached, or they
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Sunday only.
All trains make close connections at
Goble with all Northern Pacific trains
to and from the East and Sound
points. J. c. MAYO,
Gcn'l Freight and Pass. Agent
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Reu/ Es1uie.
VvousSsvs o. PvoNcvtN.

James H. FoNrd and wife. to John Law
renee and Albert f.. Stephenson. &
acres of laEd near Baldwin's, i'll the
Fourth District. ............... 500
Anna W. Miller. EXccutIiX. to Ella VI.
Muhoncy. property near Union Church,
in the Third District. .......... $50
Sarah f. Chichester to Fri {. WherTy,
lot at Pleasant Hill ............ 500
George L. Tyson to John &. First, in
t,rr>t in tract of lard in the Seventh
District Hbou
l.. Marshall HnineS, Assignee. to -Addie
Pussy and Howard Pussy. the Coale
property cs 10 acres in the Sixth Dis
tfltl ......... fSDo
Harry Il. .\rlison and others. to Sarah
L. Merry. interest in Merry property
on West Main Street. Elkton. 81 600
j. Harry Poist to Henry Watson. prop
crty near Akin. in the Seventh Dis
lflcl .'.'..'' .'.'.'.' Hopo
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Harvey +. Storms has qualified as:
Reiliff of Pcryvile.
A meeting was held in the New Lon
don Presbyterian Church on Wednesday
Afternoon. last week. when the handsome
window III memory of James Alexander
and Mary Nivin Strawbridgr was pre-
,pnted to the church Rev. j. b. Rem
call. Of Lincoln University. made the
presentation speech. Rev. II. W. BicbeT
the pastor responding i'll behalf of the
church. The window, erected in the
west side of the church. was placed by
William G. Strawbridgc. son Of james
and Mary.
William Van OStcn. common council
man of Philadelphia, and well known in
CSci county 49, starting judge i'll races
at the Elkton Fair. was reused from his
sleep early "Wednesday morning. by his
niece, who found his restaurant, No. 10
North Fifth Street. Philadelphia, on fire.
Crossed electric wires are thought to
have caused the blaze. which caused Il
loss of about S15OO Mr.. Van Osten. his
daughter ana niece were asleep in the
second and third fio0rS, but were uwak-
cned in time to escape.
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The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
IN North East, at w. A. Blackwell's gro
tery store. cents a copy.
Miss Mollic Foarl, of Chesapeake City
spent the past week with Mr., and Mrs
j. Frank Peach.
Robert Il. Smith. of C"chranvillc, Pa.
WAS the guest of friends in North EAST
from Saturday until Monday.
Charles Rrogan. of Wilmington. Del.
spent last Sun,ay in North East.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Foster, of Ches-
ter. Pa. spent the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. W. j. Clark.
Mrs. Wesley Hamilton and tw" child
! rem. of Chester. Pa. We're the guests Of
Mr.. and Ms W. j. Arri>on this week.
Ollie Coq>lrtt has accepted position
with John Armstrong MS hookkccper.
Walter Wilson. of Philadelphia. spent
several days with relatives i'll North East
MeSsr~. c. r. Willard, Finley Barrel.
of Chicago. j. w. Chew and G. W.
| Keen. Of Baltimore. spent the lGlHt week
cunning on the flats, on beard the ''S"-
donna" Capt. Andrew Reynolds in
charge. Mates, William Pugh, Elmer
Reynolds and George Reynolds.
Mrs. II. II. Mccullough. of Kansas. is
spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Mccullough.
The Hcdley Rigging Company Of ChrS-
ter. Pa. are tearing out tn" old engine
and hammer in the Mccullough Iron
CumImny'S mill and shipping them to
Reading, Pa.
The Maryland Art Tile Brick Company
are building Il large down draft kiln nj
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber of
Cecil county has obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county letters testamentary on
the personal estate of
BENJAMIN NJ. REED.
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated
on or before the LIST day of April, 1901,
they may otherwise be excluded from any
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make imme-
date payment to the subscriber Given I'M
der my hand this LIST day of October, 1908.
CHRISTIE A. REED,
Dct l7-6W EXecutriX.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

w. Scott Deihert Cl Wednesday,
purchased the Dunbar residence, on Bow
Street. at public sale for S1G5o
-Preparutions are making for IA fancy
lazar to be held in Mechanics Hall. at
C"clton. on December Bird And 18th,
Charles Nic.ds. or Saturday, pur-
chased the house and lot of Miss Matte
Phillips. on North Walnut Street. in Ris-
ing Sun. for $1,000.
Western Maryland and Delaware
College met ON the foot bail field ut Will
mngtnN. ON Saturday, and the former
won by II score of III to Il.
The pavement ON the north side Of
High Street. west of Bow. was widened
this week. and new curbing set by Ruiliff
Biddlr ANA the street force.
The livery outfit Of Benjamin Camp
bell of Newark. Del. was disposed Of at
public sale on Wednesday. owing to his
retiring on account of poor health.
The properties owned by the late DIT.
H. X. CrothpIS, of Col0Ga. We're offered
at public sale ON Saturday, hut We're
withdrawn for want of adequate bids.
The, lot on North Street above the
lailmad belonging Ia the estate of the
rate Mrs T.. Il. Groome. has been sold
to John +. Alexander on private terms.
Economical buyers will please make
note of $. IL. Fricdman's new advertise
ment in to-dayS Wing" He is giving
i,m,I r,,I''
A good house greeted Mildred and
Rouclcr"'> illuSiontsts and fantastic com
mediums at the Elkton Opera House, on
Tues lay night. The performance was
excellent Throughout and in many of it's
'''''"''E "'''l"'
Oliver Cooper. colcrcd, who slashed
Harry lvT@. OF Aberdeen. Tome In
-titutr STUDENT. in the lC- with a knife
~ IAzor. mt Part Deposit, one day last
week. WAS hc!d under S400 bail for the
December term of Court.
r.. ,,..,, - n.,,u.,,.s r;o,. or,
li ,,, ,..a..,,,t ti,,. H., r'',,.
lands about the town will he filled up
with mud taken from the flats in the
progress nf Government work ROW going
on in the way of improving the Delaware
River
.ii;,.. 1,,,,,. w.. will, ,,,.,,oh ~
tr.u,I J., ru,,,n,t =, ,,,,,.,,,. c.
',,r ,,,,,.,,in,, nnd ~ ,shrn,. fhmr,h in
,M' ,,..ni,,,, pr,. N1au.Lra, will
Gm - ,,,,;, ,,, w., as,a'.,,o,,,,
Singers from Port Deposit and Perry
willie will be present.
u rIa,,.,., I1,,,,,, H., - p,l.;
,,,i' H.. ..II.,,,, o,,t,,
law. n.il H., IN t1ra c,.urt,. .;,o,.,i,. in
,,.In =, ,,,.,,..o,,t ,r,n no,i4., Of th,t much
,.,...,l ,,,,,,,. =, +l,, ,,o,,,,n cf wal
EI,n,;.I ,nf,,,,,,,, n, IN, l,,l,ie,.+ i mad,
IN ,hi, i.,,,a NJ tba .W,big ;,
In IN" Snlt "f 'harit" W. baker
clnncr, of Aberdeen. vs. Lawrence Hart
nett tomato grower, elsewhere noted
verdict for Baker for six cents and costs
Several similar suits for non delivery OF
tomatoes are pending and the one lust
decided will probably lead 10 their annie.
allie adjustment.
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ORDER NISI.
Frank l.. Worthington and another Eyecy
tors, VS.. AmaSsa q. Brown and wife.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil County IN
Equity No. PAS.
ordered, This Dist day of October, 1909, that
the sale of property mentioned In those pro
ceedings. made and reported by l.. Marshall
liaines, Trustee. be ratified and confirmed
unless causeto the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 2Ith day of December next
provided copy of this order be inserted IN
some newspaper printed and published IN
tecll county once week for one mont be-
fore the 18th day of November next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$1,000.
JOHN q. WILLIAMS.
True Copy-Test clerk.
Oct 2IIt JOHN q. WILLIAMS Cicrt<I
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Notice To TreSpasserS

All persons are hereby notified not to tres
pass upon the premises of the undersigned
either with dog or gun. The law will be
rigidly enforced against all persons so found
treSpaSSng.
2ioctlmo ALFRED WETHERl ILL.
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ORDER NlSI.
william ID Dunbar vs.. May Il. Dunbar,
Administrators ct. al
In the Circuit Court for reriI County.
In Equity, No 2IG3

ordered, this twelfth day of November 1903
that the sale of property mentioned In these
proceedings in the case of William D. Dun
bar, VS.. May Is. Dunbar administrators, ct
n. made and reported by George A. Rake,
trustee named in said cause be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof he shown on or before the 18th day
of January next, provided a copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed
and published in Cecil County once week
for one month before the 18th day of Decem-
Der next. The report states the amount OF
sale to be $3.50.
JOHN q. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
True COpv-Test
JOHN q. WILLIAMS, Clerk
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FARM HANDS WANTED.

Two farm hands wanted, good steady, and
sober men. by the month. Wages $500 per
month and board. Also tenant house for
rent. Address
GEORGE SMITH.
June q. IT, Lailerty farm, Newark, Del
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Notice To TreSpaSserS.

All persons are forbidden to trespass on the
premises of the undersigned with dog or gun
or in any matter whatever under penalty-of
the law. THE WHITAKER IRON 60.
3lOcttf
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal Property,

The undersigned intending to quit keep
ing Boarding Tent at Camp Meeting. will
sell without reserve his entire outfit on
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FOR SALE

Some desirable building lots at Perryvine.
Md. apply to JOSEPH COUD DON, of Hy
aprlStf
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BY virtue and in execution of power and
authority contained in n mortgage from
James IL. Scott and Sarah y. Scott, his wife,
bearing date the eighteenth day of February,
A. d., 1892. and recorded in the land records
of Cecil county, Maryland, in Liber J. A. d.,
No. "a, folio 81 &C., the undersigned, the
Assignee of said mortgage, will sell at public
auction a. the Court House Door in Elkton,
Cecil county, Maryland, on
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M Frame Dwelling

com paratvely new, with bath room, hot and
cold water and all modern convenences.
The main building is three stories high, Sx
30 feet, with cellar under the same The
height of ceilings IN the three stories is 10, 9
and feet. The back building is two stories
high with large kitchen. The house has two
commodious halls, four rooms on first floor
and thirteen rooms in the whole house.
This property is situated in one OF the best
and most thrifty and attractive sections of
the county. upon one OF the best roads in the
county, and within 10 minutes of the station
at PcrryVile, where there are forty-nne
trains II day: making the property very con-
venlent of access from Philadelphia. New
York, Baltimore and all nearby points.
There is a running stream or water through
| the pasture lot of pure spring water, from
which the house is supplied with water; also
| thrifty orchard and good garden. Ample
| stable, corn crib under one roof and an
| abundar 60 of shedding
| This property Is one which is most dcSira-
| bic as a country residence, with attractive
! lawn and shade trees.
Situated close to Perryville, a thriving
| town, 1t offers the best building lots in that
| locality which command ready sale at re-
| muncrative prices.
| Considering its intrinsic value, its many
advantages of location and attractiVeness
this property is an ideal country residence
| Intending purchasers are invited to inspect
| the property before the day of sale.
| TERMS prescribed by mortgage are: Cash
| but more favorable terms may be obtained
| If desired by responsible purchaser.
| JOHN =. WRIT,
| Attorney named in Mortgage.
| W j. Smith, Auctioneer. Oct 2i-tS
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Farm For Sale.

\ wen watered farm of l06 acres, with good
improvements, in good nelghborhoOd near
Address ELNORA X. FINLEY,
3loct5t Appleton, Cecil county. Md.
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Attorneys Sale
OF MORTGAOED
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue ola power of sale contained in
mortgage from Ellwood Becker and wife,
dated on the 5th day of May, 1891 and record
ed in Libcr j. 7. g., No. q, folio 81, &c, one
of the Mortgage Record Books of Cecil
county, the undersigned, attorney named, in
said mortgage will sell at public SALE mt the
Court House Door, in Elkton, Cecil county,
MARYLAND, on
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BOATS FOR SALE.

one sailing freight scow, and one small
two mast cabin boat can be bought cheap
Also small boats Address
CHARLES GEATHERS, Junk Dealer,
29septf Havre de Grace, Md
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COOK WANTED.
WANTED

HOuSekeeper on farm near WilmiU gtOn &.
one that can cook. No outside work.
Address-BoX 400, Wilmington,
June 20 If. Delaware.
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South lain St.
NORTH EAST nd.
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North East.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
IN North East, at w. A. Blackwelrs gro
cery store. 3 cents a copy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-09
Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Division. Supreme Court .Mosooe.
:. 4 Y x : q i q d q ST. S. i" 40 I" Is q /"
Supreme APpes,s A from On
* * Is T. T. T. 4 4 s: IS
:, SSsf :, sSss Pal. r! M Ssss
MOS mos. s7s ase. ass, 2ss. SIS aal. sss Preferred
-, r., -, 49, ssn; g. s s
is7s, $50 zsei 7s03 s4oi 2!7. 2A1. 2oS 1890 1896
Pr Wc... G rsss psT Fl r." IL H., Pa.
Ss:s: from p: III s.a IT,. oIs,.,s III Y
iisis Hughes vs. Hughes. No day calendar Ps az
iii Case diminished: Nos Sal il4el. so7t so4i
ss ,s MSS ,l ~ S e. IT, -, s' ~
iss IS; @ls, rs ssss. a. ss4s $40 81 81 ~
u.s. VS. 80, ~, ssss. sssi lsas, ,0ls; Par "
cs.e snnh.d Cases from 1 Psls ill., r Part v
css1 Sas & ss S. ss gS% En- 81, 1851,
SIS 17s $685. sass sa7a ms s27S sa77 $3.50. ii7ss.
1915, 1870 1871 l97os il.S4 i!sSl ii2io ilel3
I psrs Viii Raf, xlic.se diminished. Cases from from
Surrogates' Court-Chambers Motion calendar
called a. 1889 A. n, No 1852 WI OF John Reilly
at 1880 A. M. For pToDAN. Wills OF Samuel =
Patterson, Marsaretha Vaughan, Mary Rcck-
denwall, Philip Hernig. Fanny Mclsler, Charles
lurgens. a. io:S a. N. John II r. Uhenhaut.
calendar
CITY Cour-SpeciA Term.--Court opens AZ 10
finished. Nos. ee7, iz74 90, 1904 1888. iOlS l2ei.
l244. 1852. 902. Par II,.Siear Nos. 1870. 1895
isl. IT'S 1885 1885 iss 1888 1850 $40, isii. is4a
is43 1874 ists 1s4d 1877 ls.s is4e 1850 Part ~
Clear. Nos; ia: 1919: i24s 1857 Mill 1879. 1870
1851. 1892 1898 1894 1895 1895 1901 1898 1865 1900.
1901. 1902 1908. Part IV.--Clear. Short causes w.
Nos 5O7l 4947 1850 4So0 s0es. So77 4676 44e2 lTos
SiOs 5lss $50 5Oo6 Sie1 Sie. &Sol 400 is48 $685.
.So!; is52 sieo Par. vmclesr Nos 1887. 1881.
1890 1881. iss2. 1853 is64 iS66, Isss 1867 is, 1850
1870. 1871 1872 1s7s 1874 1875. isas. is77. 1878,
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Recorded Leases.

18th 81, 33l +: Tanneli 4 Lavantlno to
Caroline Rub,no. 4 yrs.....,..,...:...,.'..
slst ST. $50 y; Louis Shieber to Mark
schwartz SyH..;. ...;.,...' 49,; 10
Mark A Schwartz. ) yrs. ....,.,s.,
Cherry st. $50: Urry Goodman to Samuel
Harkavy. - yrs, ;:...;.,.,.
LIST av. 1881: Julia Mehrbach to Grcgor
81 av. si97; George Heuser to Charles Veg
i0sth 81. 24O r: Frank de Maria TO Nicola
Care and ano. 5yrs...:..,,..l,.,. !, -
10Sd st. 22S James Colletil to Angelo Gag
18th st, al F.: Cllindrano 4 LocNttO to Rlcco-
bono Giovannc. s yrS..",....... .,,,,,
18th ST. $3.50 L: Martin Engel to Levy
Miller and hno, 4 10 IL yrs, ,..,:..,,,.,,..
SD st, ll-I3 Z: James A Campbell and ano
to The S.ratford Hotel Co. ?i's yrs. -.
King st, "a Benz amin Il Johnston to George,
+ Brennan and ano. 4 PIP yrs. -. .,',:.
9th av, ass; John II NOgei ct al to william
Wooster st, 1888: Julius Landsurr and ano to
Cyprien Gousset. S yrs .....,.....,:,:,
7th av, $50: Harriet L. Deming 70 Patrick
McConville. Jr, yrs..,....,,,,''''''r''.'
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Real Estate Transfers.

4 South AZ TD,.-S-.rsh


GSoUh Of Fourteenth ST.
THE letters c stand for quit claim deed:b and s.
and ;ss dssS for deed contain
0oerck st. o.. g. aSxso: Lena Jacobs TO
n.:sss s.; y; ssi7sS Siahei' Brand. MOI. ION.
Lewis " y. r. s. ss1ioo Len. Jacobs sN g ""
ovsa s.. sss's n ssHoo s &os. pe,xoi nom
p.sn Banned s@s E H,sf g S Victor no"
Sus PSoT mtas 80 g. Charles ou"oken mn
saena st. Is. V 5: ss.ioo; Jacob Pier And wv,
Same properg aaron jacob se 10 Say.
Levin. mtge. s2s, 900. Observation-Disclosures. nom
me pESps.ty sans TO Hn.too ;, b.,na nom
Coleman Dray,on e1cr and iras to MAI 49,
rno%PsSn i; 40 IS ,runs , ssa v ,ssz
piglia to Isdore Jackson ,,.............. nom
Same property: lsidore Jackson to Morris
Rosenberg, 9; al. mtgc. 8, 900 :oc and 100
West ST, 20 Washington st. 81 cs, 75s Norris
St, 25xi7s; Idle ID Robins to John
wooster st. 5, as $ Houston st. o.7175:
Viola Hahn 70 Joseph Brody et al nom
Wooster st. le4. 8. 239175; Viola Hahn
to Joseph NJ Brody ct al, mtge. $4,000. nom
EAST SIDE.
tEoa Of mn az. bawsen Fourteenth and iloh $751;
Madison sy. 1886 $. PHO; Henry Blitz to
Park Az. i5ls WIS. 2S17s.s Samuel Deitchman
ssth st. ssi +. as.sss: j william Posthauer o"
70 Thomas l. Boylston. mtge SIC, 900. ~. nom
v1sh 81. III E1i7Alo2: George Moody TO
Louis Ge0rger. mtge $4,000 ,.......... nom
ollt u, n g. $50 I'd ay. O1lO0S: Samuel
Williams 10 Esther Asnksten and ano
81 q, ll3 T., 25aiOO.s: Joseph Horgan TO
Mary ] Horgan, mtge ...,.........,...... nom
rad st, 8 3, AS e LIST av, l25x 100 Al: Leopold
Hutter 10 George w Grote, mtge si2 685 nom
t04th At, s 8, Is W 4th Ay. 6xt0O.ll: Vnnr
Frank 70 Rae Cohn mtgr ". 500. ......... nom
WEST SIDE.
tWs3 Of Ftrh dr bsUesn Fourteenth and 10th NsJ
1eoAdwAy cor l03d vt. lOO.ilxl2O:
Arthur Pinchbeck To Netherlands Con
struction Co, ..,.... .......,.....oc and 500
eeth st. n 8, $50 West End av 25xlOO5
Daniel W. Peterson, ref. to Equitable
Life Assurance Society ...,.,,..,,r,,.,.,. 5000
10Th n. n o. 100 e Columbus av. 20ilAi022
Rochester Athrn3um and Mechanics In
- salute 70 Ellen Tompkns .....,. ....... nom
80 st. n 9, Sg2 g Columbus av. 2OxiO0S
Arthur Butts, ref. to Mary r Knight
ct n, exrs and trustees ......,.,....,.. 5000
oAth Of, . 4, 80 " West End av 25x7O 3x2Sx
TO.if; Central Building Improvement n In
veStnent Co To julie p Rowland .,....... nom
Same psopcrty: Julie r Rowland 10 Central
Buildinf Improvement Investment Co.
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
PRIVATE SALES, AUCTIONS AND
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Charles W. Armour Takes u Lease OF
HI East Thirty.Ninth street-Judse
j. M. FttzsimmOns Invests In Tenement
LeasehOlds--Few sales Reported.


Leaseh0lds-Few sales Reported.
Business was practically at a standstill
m the brokerage branch Of the market
yesterday. The volume Of trading was
hconsiderable and was made up exclusively
Of small deals in the residence districts.
The auction offerings included the Van
~.rtlepdt, tract Of about thirteen acres
on Broadway at 242d street. which was
bought, it is understood, for the account
Of the Rapid Transit Company as terminal
for the westerly subway line. The five
story loft buildings, on plot aka, at Nos.
% and 50 Moore street were struck down to
The Whitehall Realty Company at a2.4o0.
The rest of the auction schedule was COM
posed of small miscellaneous offerings OF
uptown property,
Samuel Steinreich has sold No. 1887
Madison avenue, Il fve-story fat on plot
40x7S. at the southeast corner OF 10th
street.
yohn McCarron has sold No. 833 West
1sSth street, three STORY brick dwelling,
on lot 1S.Sx5oS, to Caroline T.. Shaver.
Frank A. Otis has leased No. III East
Thirty-ninth street a four STORY brown
stone dwelling, on lot 18.sxlOO2, to Charles
W. Armour for the season. furnished.
Hawson 4 Hobbs have sold for Francis
n. Jencks to a client for occupancy No.
go West End avenue, a four-story dwelling
on lot 20.2x1OO.
Jacob Rosenbaum and James Hone have
sold for Mr.. Zimmerman to Ritter BROS.
No. 14S West 1l1th street, five-story Tat,
on plot 87.8xlOO.ll
Sophy E. Crozier has sold Nos. A and 40
West Nmety-ninth street, two five-story
OATS, on plot 501l0O1l.
Frederick Hermann has sold No. 1911
Madison avenue, northeast corner OF 1850
street, q five-story fiat on lot 26llx70
Renwick C.. Hurry and Bernard Smyth
q Sons have sold for Mary E. jackson to
Max Marx the plot 75x89l1 on the south
side of 146th street, $50 feet west Of Amster-
dam avenue
Cohen h Glauber have bought the south
east corner of Madison avenue and 10th
street, a five-story fiat, on plot 40x70
The T. f. Hayman Company has leased
b Judge j. NJ. Fitzsinmons the five-story
tonements Nos. 1903 and 1905 Second ave-
nue, for five years.
John N Golding has leased No 1871 West
Ffty-second street for Chester W Chaplin
10 William Manice and No. Is East Forty
fifth street for @. G. Paulding to Mrs NJ, A.
St. John,
The Louis Becker Company Of zoos Am
sterdAm avenue has leased for James
Falconer the three story and basement
dwelling at 40 West 160th street TO Prof
AAyian Of Columbia University,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-09
FIVE FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS.
To Sail for Africa in . Few Days-HarewelI
Service for Them.

A farewell service for outgoing mission
aries was held yesterday in the assembly
room OF the Presbyterian Board OF Foreign
Missions. In the Presbyterian Building.
There were addresses by missionaries and
mission secretaries The Rev DR.. Arthur
j. Brown Of the Foreign Board presided
The departing missionaries number Ave.
the Rev. L. d Heminger. Drs. j. E. Biunden
and Mrs. Phabe Ogden. All will sail within
Q few days, arriving Ut their destination,
the West African Mission. late In December.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-09
Lie Penliens.

Beyeridge vs. william II Pcckhsm 81 al 10 com i.
pei conveyance: attys. futile, a N.
Greenwich st. $. being lot % on map Of lEnds
OF Rotor, &c, Of the city OF New YORK In com
rnunion OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
N the bth date 8th) ward. Gc 25xS0, and other
parcels in Westchester county; George N Grimm
vs. Kate Grimm dover. 6cO: attys, Harris. O.,
18th st. s $. io2s Irving pl. 1xioss; Christie oos
mides vs. Henry Seymour action TO debsr
claim. hc): attys. 4ppmann 4 r.