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ALLIGATOR PEARS SCARCE.
Though Plentiful In Porto Rico. Few Are
Rrauxht 10 New YORK.

Alligator pears have not grown any
cheaper since Porto Rico became part
of the United States, and New Workers
cannot see that their favorite summer
salad is any more plentiful than it was
five or six years ago, when the fruit began
to be eaten in this city There has been
no change in the prices.
The fruit companies do not import the
alligator pears, ouriously enough, and the
supply here is rarely equal to the demand,
Those that come to this market are brought
up by the stewards and other employees
OF the steamers that ply between this
country and Porto Rico.
The pears are difficult to keep unless
they are plucked when green and brought
here to rpen. Then they have not nearly
10 much flavor as when they are brought
here just as they have begun to ripen
tainty 't that they viii last for more than
a few hours after they arrive here. 1t
is their extreme peiishability that pre-
vents the fruit importing companies from
dealing in them.
In Porto Rico the pea re- are 30 abundant
as to be practically worthless They are
not appreciated by the natives as they are
Most New Workers. still eat them with
French dressing after they have been peeled
and cut into slices. Some persons, how
ever, declare that the real favor Of the
alligator pear is to be appreciated only
when it is eaten with a little salt They
simply cut the pears into two pieces, salt
the inside and eat them with q spoon.
Other new ways Of eating the pears
are to peel them and after mixing them
with such salads as lettuce. romaine. or
escarole, pour over a French dressing in
which the vinegar plays a very small
part.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07
YHE LADY AND THE MULES.
And why Twenty-Five Of Them FOLLOWED
Her Out Of a Corral.
From tic Washington Post.

From nc Washington PoS.
The lady in this story is zrande dame
who recently accepted an invitation to visit
IA young kinsman, an army oficer stationed
ut "a remote post in the West.
One day. while her host and hostess were
out of the house. she strolled down to the
corral to look over the army mules. There
seemed to be nobody in sight so she went
in among the animals and examined and
pettcd them.
Vow it happened that oil this occasion
she wore Il dress Of very light color. and az
the army pack mules are accustomed TO be
led b. the whitest animal among them, the
uniurled white parasol OF the visitor. with her
light dress. awakened their quick interest.
As she left the corral she heard the steps
oil something following hcr. She glanced
back A mule was stepping quietly along
close behind, and all the rest Of the mules
were falling into line back OF him,
The woman was not AFRAID; She regards
but she. was startled and increased her
pace. The mule behind her increased his
pace also. and mar chcd steadily along with
his nose just touching the back OF the white
parIsol
The occupants Of the long row of officers
houses we're presently nstonished to see the
most disnfed of women coming up the
bet wecn her dignity and the desire TO run.
with string OF mules behind her the head
Of cnc!. just touching the tail of the one in
front oG him.
II was then that an unprincipled. young
woman took series %! snap shots. Madam y
b. about two feet. and her mir OF dignity was
decidedly "on sidc"ise." The photogru pher
declares that there were twenty-five mules
IN the procession
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Newspapers IN THE SOUTH.
An Fra OF Consolidation Has Set In AmonG
Them-Why There Are Few.


There are 1850 daily newspapers in the
United States. They increase in number
slowly. Pennsylvania has the largest.
Wyoming has the smallest number. New
York has only eight more newspapers than
Illinois.
In the South, where daily newspapers
are least numerous, an obstacle to their
increase in number, because 1t hinders
their more extensive circulation. Is the ap-
sence in use Of small coins. A hve-cent
piece is the smallest coin in ordinary Use
and fve-cent daily papers in the South
have not. generally. according to the North
ern standard, been worth the price =,
Recently there has been clearly marked
South. Richmond, one OF the oldest South
ern capitals, has consolidated four dailies
into two--one morning and one evening
paper. Atlanta has only one morning
paper. as have Charleston and Columbia
Augusta in Georgia. Montgomery. Mobile
and Birmingham in Alabama, and Memphis
and Nashville in Tennessee. In Memphis
there were two morning papers. These
were consolidated, Then a new, one was
started. 1t was absorbed and there is .
that city.
Tennessee had, prior to this consolidation,
fifteen daily newspapers. Kentucky has
IS, Mis-. ssippi Is and Alabama II. A State
which has a dispropoitionately large num-
Der Of daily newspapers is Texas. 1t has
81. California haa lie.
The increase in the population OF Southern
cities in the last ten years has been favorable
TO Southern dailies published in them. In
the ten years preceding 1900 louisville
increased in population 81 per cent, Mem
phis 49, Savannah rs. Atlanta 81, Norfolk.
IS, Houston 81. Augusta 10, Birmingham 40.
Galveston 20, Little Rock 4s, Knoxville 4e,
Montgomery rs, Jacksonville IS, Fort Worth
IS, and Lexington. Ky. %.
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OFFERS.

FOLSOM BROS. s35 Broadway Oner plot l4th 81.
near Az, a. ll5Xi033: asking sss. ooo also rss
dence West 9th ST. near 6ih AZ ,!y. Ena.Sn
residence. 37th ST.. near Sth av. 2Iloo: Al
latest improvements; asking $4,000 Also. on,
teora, Catskils. modern furnished house. ~
rooms. bath and buffers pantry: rent season.
500.
VIM. HENRY FOLSOM. "a Fast Esd st.-orers nne
modern business building leased to one tenant.
situated on 9Th az. and paying ~ PER cent cen,
ment: modern building paying per cent on
net. investment. Also. attractive modern house
In 6ne order on West side. near 5lst st : oppor {,
tun!ty 10 secure a reasonable house with small
amount OF cash.
rutland WHITING CO.. 6 Bcekman St.-Ofer
II f,l lots with possesson May. i90t on lower
East Side; suitable for an Institution o..
CHARLES n. EASTON & Co, llo West 40 81
OYer West 18th ST., largo 4.sty. brownstone
high stoop dwelling. about 7oxd6Sioo6. With !.
csty extension: for sale at an asking pnce o.
10000 subjec, 10 mortgage OF vi. 900 At ~
per cent: leased 10 October. 1905. ON 10 DAY
clause at 1880.
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Private Sales.

Tho only remaining farm on the Ocean
Parkway Boulevard Brooklyn. was sold
yesterday by, McNulty, Fitzgeresid ahf FOR
sixteen acres at the southeast corner OF the
boulevard and Neck road The frontage
on the Boulevard is 100 feet; The property
was bought by George W, johnson FOR
about $4,000. he intends u II saia.
the last OF the great holdings OF the Lake
family, IL overlooks the ocean and IL
within one to three blocks of the Brooklyn
and Coney Island Railroad and the Brighton,
Beach and Gravesend avenue elevated
lines.
f. Gross No. 3l2 West l03d street three
story dwelling on lot, lsexiooil.
p. A. Payton, Jr., mas SOLO Tor Ju.ia =;
Lggan to Rev Norman S Epps, Nc: 90
on lot l8.Sx9a.l II.
Max Marx has sold TO a client of Milard
veit Nos 400 and 1872 West bath street.
sout beast corner Of st, Nicholas avenue.
Ave story fiat with stores, on plot 30X89.l TX
SOM Brothers have sold to Mr.. Renne
muller Nos 80 and II West 10Sth street,
two five-story fats on plot 5OxlOO.1i ad-
joining the northeast corner OF Columbus
avenue.
A. NJ. Baumann 4 Co. have sold for 1sa-
bella s. Cooper to Louis Kramer for $4,000
No 1850 st. Nicholas avenue, five-story
fiat on lot 81. 3x105. 5x27 .6xSS I.
M Mosa4er has sold for Joseph de ,ea
East Ninetyf1fth street, two fve-story
flats. on plot bOx1Oo.S.
The Crown Realty Company has purchased
Nos. 1926 to s33 Amsterdam avenue. three
flve-story fats. each on lot 25A75 and No
943 Columbus avenue, five-story fiat on lot
25175
IT. Caravan has sold for Isaac A. Jack
son No. 453 West Eighteenth street to John
Bradley, running through to No, $50 West
Nineteenth street, a fve.aory building
with stable. on plot 25xls4.
Richard V. Harnett h Co. have sold the
vacant plot 75xlOO. on the north side OF
Eighty.ninth street, IS feet west OF Central
East i0sth street, three-story double
tenement. with stores, on lot 25NlOO.ll;
No 90 East l2lst street a fire-story brown
stone front double fat, on lot 25NloO.ll,
and Nos. 8 and 10 East 18th street, two
five-story fats, with stores, on plot 5ox
lOO.li.
Reid Murphy have sold for Patrick
Thirty-second street four-story tene-
ment, with stores, on lot 17:6S4s.5, adjoin-
ing the southwest corner o. o. First H1s a nh
street for the Ferdinand estat to Joseph
Jansen.
FLOYD S. Corbin has sold for the est ate Of
Simon Sterne four lots on the south side
OF l49th street about IT'S feet west Of Seventh
avenue.
Max Marx has sold to Charles Schwed
OF Schwed Bros. 4 Co.. his country
residence, containing about ten acres.
located at Main street. CASTOR avenue
and High street. Somerville, \. J.
s. S,eingut d Co. have sold for H. NJ.
Iazinski the northwest corner Of Avenue
and Seventh street, a seven.story tene-
ment, with stores, on lot 40xe3 to Mr.
Rabinowitz for $4,000.
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WANTS AND OFFERS
REAL ESTATE
BOARD OF BROKERS
erJuE CITY OF NETWORK,
NO. lis BROADWAY.
WANTS.

rutland WHITING COMPANY Reekman ST.
Want factory, with possession containing aoouts
$1,000 SO. Il. door space: location SCUM 81
Houston 81. on street with good shipping iaei,
ties; cash customer. Also suburban propeny
near New YORK. in exchange for 1900 equity
in t.sty. private house on West SIDE near Cen
trel PARK. .., ..
FOLSOM BROS. s3j broadway Want stable. .
stalls and room for 40 trucks. on long iease
between 10th az and Az. A, south OF SNn ~.
Also, tenements old fashioned or cold water;
good sections showing GOOD inye,tme,n ~ aT 10
apartment house OF value OF about SlUUU N
exchange for smaller one With vscant, ~ az noc
Joining in the 9Os. Also, to invest about Sl79W
In the lease. furniture and fixtures o. modern
hrcproof hotel IN New York or otner Eastern
city, ,, -.
I.archn,ont. New Rochelle or Mnmarone,csi .
IL room cottage. value about SIS. 900: VIII five
attractive isty. house in hne order on ~ M e.
side. near Manhattan Square; axc IsASoH
half block. 70 rooms, 2 baths; price. - 600
free and clear, and will loan back HSUW az, ~
"A per cent. Also. cox 100 on l?6h ST. near ~
av. and 2sih St. SoxiOo. for improvement. Also
country place on the Connccucut shore fIoht;
must have large house. barns. &c. Also good
anchorage for yachts
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Foreclosure suits.

Wendovrr ay n cor I'd av iOoSI39 5x irreg: Rector
DC OF ST Bartholomew Church In New York city
Us William Flanagan and ano. atty: II swain
nth st. = ). hi I'd az, 2lsNl0??: Samuel Levy vs.
Vinccnzo Serrt"la ct al: atty. Z. Arnstein
broadway. " S. 1872 n Spring st XIV - TO- Mercer 81
n 81. * e 200 to Broadway 5,3to be ginning:
Fast River Savings Institution vs. Rachel j.
Wcnple and ano, as eICTs DC. ct al; atty, X I
Brook nv. VS.. 1881 lGo,h st, 2oxsO; COLUMBIAN J
Kelly VS. sarah J Dickson ct al: atty, Francis
Kelly.
Parcel Of land containing loi acres roods and 4
pcrChcs a. Throgg's Neck consisting of me rsn
'Iplnrd and salt meadow, bounded e by land Of
John Hunter. n BY Gr!fIln's Greek oy land Of
OF Appey: and Hunter excepting part released
TO Harlem & Port Chester Railroad Co. al.o t OK !,
released TO Eliza VI Stevenson; Julia j. Carroll
vs. George y Shlrmcr ct al: aitys, Eusiii 4 !.
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Real Estate Transfers.
DOWNTOWN.

DOWNTOWN.
LSouih OF Fourteenth 50
THE letters q stand for uuit claim decu. o an"
s. for bargain and sale deed: a e. for deed con
tanning covenant against grsu,or ony
sth st. 3os, 10 r. ta.oxs7.e; samuel Wsoh' TO ,om
David Ipkin. mtgcs S2.OD. ..''..''''''' "o'"
IEGM OF RIM a.. b.tneen F'our'c,mh Gnd ii%" $50
10Th st. y ' Isl ay 2Ss - go Soh" oN snd 800
eisr st. IS. i,s ist av. ss.looS: Annie shea ,oo
to Moser Arns,eln. mtge $4,000 % and 'oo
WEST SIDE
tWra OF Fifth ar. brtuecn Fourteenth end ION $50
18th 81. 100 ". 2O7x82: James P Dowd TO
Dennis Dowd. PIP part. all tille",,...' nom
HARLEM.
(hfdnh0iiGn Island north Of ii0'h ST.
Pleasant av. $50. g s. 25.2AaS Emma John o
son to Edward Connolly. mtye $4,000, oc and s'oV
BRONX.
thorough Of Tn Bronr)
asqr.t W s 10 ' jsan b S4
Elm PI: 5: se 10 k,nssPTidge road ond S snn
inI iiIS;' and ahA as csrs 10 Hbbert
Holman E a st. $. 10 College ST. lss1ioo:
Miles NJ o'Brien, Jr to William F Clare , nm
Holman n,e1i st, $. ess College st, les1ioo:
James Il Graybill to william Clare. :, nm
HOFFMAN Tssfe, st. 5. 30 College st. ss41,oo:
William Glare, trustee. TO Max n Hahn 1854
Manhattan St: 5. begins at e cor to- i0' rs
sss Ms iosa IS; Nelson s'iiSel 70 -,
Thomas SWalker,......... -..,.... o ana iD
Manhattan 81. lot 1873 map Manhattanvllle.
25xloo: Charles Cowen ct al to Nelson I'M
d Stwe. .....::..,..: O. ana loo
iesth st, O55 L. 2Oxl0o; Mary E Mcmahon ,oo
ct al to Carl Kutschera. mtge $500. l'"oo
ls5th 81. n S. 1888 Forest av. runs 52et DA
n oIOX W 20: Henry l. Morris and ano.
trustees. to Mary Mcmahon ct al a.,
''2!H McH s et al nom
Same property Owen Il Murphy and ano
by Trust Company OF the Republic. as
I'd tn kltSChcrd.
lanes Delaney m;ge IS, ioo ..,,'..,,",... nom
Lo = pose 20 J'Tedcr,ch Blum and sno"'' nom
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sea level and lies not far from Fl. H. Vree-
lands country seat, Restawhi!e.
Yonkers Mount Vernon and New kochelle
are the principal residence suburbs north
~ New York. The realty conditions there
reflect the quiet which prevails this year
throughout the lower part Of Westchester
county 1t is a quiet which means that
income producing property Is occupied
at profitable rents and that owners o.
it for a rise to selling at present prices.
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south OF 16.th street, 2o.51i0o. 1881, fourstory
stone front dwelling; the Manhattan LIE lnsuI
ance Company vs. r. Bailey e. al; Holmes, p ~;
X, attorneys, T. b. Osborn referee: due on jug
mcnt, S9l S5i 90: subject to taxes, DC. Ssol.22
FRIDAY. JUNE II.
By Bryan l.. Kennedy. =,
Second avenue. No. s24, northeast corner o.
Forty fourth street. l95XI0 four story DITCH 's.o
menis: sale OF all right. title. DC. which Johh
MAhony had on May 0. 1902. or since W. D. u bf'c"
sheriff.
rs Philip A. Smyth.
Perry avenue east side 5s+ feet north @, rH ,.n
street 68.4X,00. two story frame dWcllng; ,'nnn'
ton. attorney: i. j. Marin. referee: due on jnog
ment. So 5.72; subject to taxes, 1851
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AssIsnments OF Mortgages.

LAWYERS Title Ins Co to Nut nal Lie lns Co,
Arndtsteln Moser, to Isaac Haft, assign
McSny Harris. Minnie. admx. TO Thomas
r Martin ...-.-...... ...... =. ....:.'. OF
Mcdonald. John. to Thomas r a Hall and
Title Guarantee 4 Trust Co to American
Geographical Society OF New York: ?
assignments g.. .,;..,. min. .''.''''
McAdams. Janet. to Helen Williams, ,,.....
NryinS Abraham and another. 10 state
Bank. s assignments. ,,-...' 49,,
Fsherr Moses, 10 Jefferson Bank ,
assignments .........,. =, 80, ...-....-
state Bank to Moses Ksbcrg: 2 assignments
Johnes Henry r. trustee, 10 II { Brown.
Wachtcl Barbara, to Benjamin Mailer ....,
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Mocha MICS Liens.

I'd av, 1917 Max S A Wilson vs. Joseph II
Ret"...-.....:, ..,,.,...........';;;,...;, =
9TH AZ. i047 Emil " Klappe!t VS. Charles c
Bloc, bounded by Wsshin Gton. West. l.aight
ind Hubert SITS: Crocker Wheeler Co VS.
Henry Scnman...,,... ,,..;..,.'. .......',,
Avenue ID, & " cor 4th st. 3i.cAS2: Avenue -,
" =. II : 9Th st. SS.6x SO. New York Metal
Ceiling Co vs. Israel Lippmann .'..........
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Plans Filed for Alterations.
MANHATTAN AID THK BnoSx.

Items under VI Oo0 OMITTED
iatth st, n s, 200 c 9Th Av: two story eaten
sion 10 two Ave story tcneinrnts converted
into restaurant aud lodgings: Fowler Bros.
~ W els, 81, architect: cost %, ,.r..;...
2sd st, ls47 ": n.IIAn,ne moor IL eight
story and basement stores. W { Scher
i X R0usseAu, 5os " SD st, architect:
I'd az. iosA. four story tenement and store:
Iowenfeld a Prayer. rs Broadway.
owners: Henry Roesmorc. 3il East broad
way. architect; cost ....... ..,,..--. .,..,. :.
57th st. ISL ": eve story tenement: Ella
Cook, IS broad ~. owner: Otto l. Spann
hake. e55 Sd aN. architect: cost .-......
Canal and Elm sis. q " cor: hvc story hotel
and s'ore:D J McCsulcy Co. 1888 Broad
way. owner W Summerneld. 10 Union
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Recorded Leases.

40 Edwatd d GSIyn, 10 $50 90
Jefferson ST, 80 60; Cherry 81, go OF. u cor:
snd ano YRS W ''''.'''''''. 800
I'd sv. i0; Abraham Sllverson 10 Joseph
Burger, yrs, .....: ..... ,.'... ;s.,...' i'fo
sth ST, ) Z: Paul Won Drain TO Joseph Pfeif- -
ll6th st $40 IS: Joseph Campbell to Anna oo
" Whltbcck. 4 2 u ........,,.........,, eW
s'1 ar 80; rs 700 go
''I e sr Jr et al Of yrs'.' 80 g. sO0-7 500
9th st. 275 e Avenue a, 25xsO.l0. all: James
~, 90 vr .' " a' .,',,'.' $50
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satisfied Mechanics Liens.

18th 81. as r; Alexander Glubcs VS. Jacob
Mo.rovItz May 2s. 1908. ..,...,..,.....
I'd av. 4lla-i7; clifford l. Miller VS. Patrick
Mcmahon. Feb ~. 1913. -......,. ,.-....-
10th ST, S c cor 9Th av lVlG@ II. Manhattan
Nsntel Co vs. Howell A Webster. May "a
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Recorded Mortgages.

DOWNTOWN.
tSouih OF Fourtssnth ST.
Where no interest is stated read per cent?
Sd ST. IS. lH.2 Avenue C: Sarah Roth and
husband to Lambert Suydam due June l.
1908. ......,.-.... 90. ,..,,..s,...- s1JU
sd ST, oS2 T.: Sarah Roth to Israel MoskowiiZ,
prior mi &c. $l2, 500, installiuentS per cent 1880
sth ST, 3os 10 +: David Lipkn TO Samuel
Wacht. yr. o per cent ..,.....,..,,-,,'.... 1ooo
WEST SIDE .
(ysN O, Eth az. befueen Fourteenth and lloh HsD
o7th ST. 5l3 ": James Allen to Edgar Allen.
due June 30. 1903. per cent. ......,....... .,ooo
BRONX.
thorough Of the RronIl
Norman 81, E s. so = College ST: Max NJ Hahn
TO William Clare as trustee, ! 81: 49, t.ooo
l87th st. I'D r: James Delaney and wife TO
Owen Martin. installments, per cent. LOCO
oOlth ST. s S. 100 q 10th av. James g Tyler to
Ethel d Brown and ano. yrs. per cent
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Lis PendcnA.

Wooster st. n 5, ls.+ s Broome ST. lsA75 Thomas
Monahan vs. Lewis Sea son good action 10 recover
poSsr,s !on: atty. W II knnher,
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REAL ESTATE.
SOME REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

ATE bAHGAlSS'
Nss f TSeo.s Co. t 10. + S,d sna TD s.
H. H. G Gr.on Co. &C., 70 AND imp.s
\. J.. atlantic cl.y, res res; and nd, LOT ,,nn NJ.
y. j.. Ware,own. good res: and lot!
\ T. r Sissn GOO good house ana and %p
Ae1 ,HS &C. farm ns;s A,S3r'
i. j.. MIddletoxn res: and sSoY,ds. ,.
x { l.: $peonk. 70 <, suitable tOT sub-d,v.
T. e cssnsaSad sI' &C. ff5 - and m mp
y G. Hot Springs, i. 10 4. BLDG Bldg lot, lot.
\ b. b. s R'Ssss Co. Co.. SO and and imp.:
y, D., barnes CO.: $40 4. and impts
Columbus Bldg. lot. cen,enni psrl Place.
g.. G Glendac res res s a lot, or ,rn,,
g, Columbus, bldg. lot. =. Town St.
o. ' Sous ss co. ing q placer mining and
ore. Coos Co. 100 A.. and impts
5 5sSss.T lss.iaxns re-: s spS f io,.
B. P:s s. SsS S't e. Is ! ~: :ss I%s;:
Tex. Liberty Co.. is 4. land.
Tex. Grayson Co.. 1885 a. and lmpts.
W, West Fairlce. II T. res; and 30 A.
Va, near Chatham. furnished res. and rs 4
Va. Radford, u. finely located lots.
Va. near Rochelle, Ss!. school and 10 A.
Wash. Ferry. stores. res; lots.
Wash. Spokane CO., eqpd. farm 100 A.
W. Va. Harrison Co. 100 a. and impts.
W. Va. Shcphe rdsiown. store. dwell. and iot
Wis. Gates Co. 81 4. and inpts.
Wis. Sparta, res. and lot.
Wis, Clark Co, 20 A. impts.. 100 bee oolouieA
stock and personal prop.
Wis, Marathon Co. 1874 A. and impts.
Wis Shawano Co. farms 20 and 70 A.
Wis. Monroe Co., 2+o A. and !mpn
Wyo.. Cheyenne. house and lot r 2Sth 81.
Wyo., Iinta Co., $50 a. eqpd. farm.
AMERICAN BLDG PHIIA
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REAL ESTATE.

SOnk E.s
Ala, Montgomery. 80 A., mfg. or bldg. site.
e ef san aI1i b,sso c. c., $ E and iabs.
ST. ST. E & b D.ssS Co., Co., i is ana aa%
S aan s ssU. G Lsfe &c o and snE imp's
PROV SIehsc Wat M.ter Hs I'm md RI, ,on ana lot
Col. Gsrneid, $40 A. and impts.
Ss S SssIs Co. .nS s "a. and Ist. n aH:
81. AIap.hoe c., $40 n A. and Imp imp''
conn 1In!onyilI.. s's,ery bfioS nm bid! BLDG.
conn conn. S s%%oH county res and ia'sA.
Conn; 1olisnd CO., so "a eap .dt farm nm.
P Ps e Ssx S.s.e Co. suitable 10 for oPa sub @S
fla, putnam Co.. so.A: orange grove.
f f a e.soSn Co. Co., e 4 AND and inp
O.. Dade Co. 100 A. and impts: ,.,.
idaho. fillmore CO.. i I'M: p +oo.A, stock farm.
ehie.so. co S'H iieshs; % Sids. lots.
i Ind EiSood. re- res and LOT. Main s..
ind. Ws.i Laf.yeste ~; res ga, and do lot
l low: R R:,Gr re-; Co. .nS foo hsa ST.
1 1s.: f.ss. g. s res r. an. md @ !st
iowa iowa NeoEuR. 0 nne lots. Sees Add.
IeT r. e s1s Sc ~ ~ nous: sse md lots
Kan, Russell. res. and lots.
kan, Hodgeman Co.. 100 a. land
H. y W.,sin mmnny CO.. co. 10 niner.i land.
Hass, Niddlese1 Co. IS A. and impts.
Mass Mills hne res. and Pa \.
Mass Midflesex CO.. Sc a. and impts.
Mas Waitham 2 fne bldg. lots
Mass, BrtdgewAter. country res anu IA A.
Mass. GIN. A. woodland,
Mich. near retroit, an A. and impts.
Mich, Antrim Co, lao A.. and inpts.
Mich. Kent Co.. 90 A. and impts.
MINI, Cass Co.. % A. lake front land
MINI. Newport. we'll located lot
Mo-, Kirkwood, res. and u lots.
No, Ozark Co., 2sO A. and lmpts.
Mo-, Perry Co.. 40 a. and inpts:
No, near Springfield. hne resort prop. 2oa a.
park: lake woodland: orchard.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07
Plans Filed for New Buildings.
BoEOUOH or MANHATTAN.

BOROUGH or MANHATTAS
Pleasant ay and llOth n. " cor; two story
coal storage; Dcdrch Bunke. l7b l. ilith st,
owner: John Meyer. 205 lllth st. archi
tcct; cos, 80. = ,, >, 81 .,or,,
tenement: y. RublnSte!n. .27 " 1l5th st.
owner: \ l. Badt, ln.on Square. archl-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07
BoRorcN or TIL

Monroe av " 5. 20 l75th ST. three story
tenement; John Gokring. 1891 Monroe av,
owner; William Schwanemede, l3i7 C!in
ton av, architect. cost ....,,,.,,...,..,,... 81
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Brooklyn.

HENRY ST. ss4 Desirable, cool rooms; nrS'
Perry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-08-07
YOUNG MAN LET OUT.
Doesn't Have to Swear His Affianced
Bride Isn't Crazv

According to an opinion rendered to-
day by the attorney generals depart
ment, a young man seeking a marriage
license does not have to swear that nis
sweetheart isn't crazy or feeble minded
or otherwise mentally afflicted. All he
has TO do is swear that they are not
related within the bounds of consan-
guinity prohibited by law.
a new law passed last winter prohib-
its the marriage of persons who have
ever been mentally afflicted, or whose
parents have been so afflicted under GER
tain conditions, and it imposes a heavy
penalty on probate judge who shah
knowingly grant marriage license to
such persons.
The question comes from the county at
torney of Ottawa county whether the
probate judge can compel the applicant
for marriage license to make an affi-
davit on this subject along with the
affidavit regarding relationship. The
state legal department holds that this
cannot be done.
THE law provides the form of the af-
fidavit and it says nothing about mental
conditions" said Assistant Attorney
General Close today. "The man who
wants a marriage license does not have
to make affidavit to anything except
what is included in the form set forth
by law, and a probate judge has nc
right to insert anything else.'