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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-20

Waco, April 2o-Sunday began the
frst OF the three days of dedicatory
exercises at Baylor university ir
honor OF the two magnificent buildings
given that institution by r. l. Car.
roll and q. w. Carroll These hav,
Just q n completed The science hal
10 the gift Of q. w Carroll. the com
bined chapel and library of +. L. Car
roll The latter also donates a ss5ot
pipe organ.
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Dissolution Notice.

We have bought the interest of
Mr.. d. c. Patterson " the planning
mill and will pay ~ debts against
the old firm and sdlect all accounts
due it. Mr. Patterson retires by
mutual consV. Brashear n Wise.
f.
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LEGAL Holiday.

Postoffice will observe Sunday
hours tomorrow, open from 10 a. m
to ii a. m. Carriers will make one
delivery and collection
JOHN BfATY, p. NJ.
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Texas Midland Railroad.

A strictly up-to-cate line.
Nothing too good for its pat
rons."
Elegant coaches, splendid dining
ears, serving meals a Ia carte at
reasonable prices, and first-class
cuisine, all 20 to make a journey
over the road pleasure long TO be
remembered.
Close connections made at june
ton points to aud from all points.
Full information regarding rates,
time cards, Pullman resery ations,
etc, viii be cheerfully furnished by
by Any agent OF the Midland or the
undersigned on application.
+: II. MCKAY, IL. II, A.,
Terfell, Texas.
An ad. In the Daily Light want
iii hm4.s~ Nka A. Al rAanff
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A prehistoric skeleton was found
enclosed In a vault near Brentwood
Tex
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Masonic.

Waxaha"hie { h apter,
No. 3, X. A. M, will
. confer Mark and Pas,
Masters degrees tonight
at ; O'Clock.
Walter Acker, II. 2.
w. l.. Leigh, Sec.
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FOR RENT Fivetrgom house with
hall City water. apply lie Kant
man. l4tf
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Advertisers are requested 20 hand
In copy for pare ads. the day before
they are Ia appear IL fakes time
TO sst q page ad. hence ple request.
All changes for small ads. should
oe handed In before noon.
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An ad. In the Daily Light want
uolmn win bring the desJ<d result
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FOR sALE-A nice p1'rton. A.
r. Bishop. n
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| WANT COLUMN |

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49,.
NIHlLEYou -..\
ARE ASLEEP
Advertisers are requested 20 hand
In copy for pare ads, the day before
they are Ia appear. II takes time
10 ssi page ad. hence phe request.
All changes for smalI ads. should
es handed In before nom.
FOR RENT-FiveArsom house with
hall. City water apply lie Kant
man. l4tf
FOR sALE-A nice P2Arton. A.
r. Bishop. n
MOORE 4 LEIGH Fire. Life and
Accident Insurance. We WANT A
SHARE of your IN susAnce. We
SEKD 1T ALL Upstairs over Ross
Jeweiry Co. y
TWO FURNISHED ROOM With
board and lodging. cornet Hawkins
and Jefferson street. y l5pd
PIRST-CLASS Sewing at Mrs. Gus
Rembie's. College street, Bring us
your order. New phone 10. tfpd
FOh RENT-One broom house on
Flat street, good eistsrn Of water,
fairly good stable, price g. 90 per
month; Also one room house on
Flat ssreea; one s-roomg house on
L4Ake Park ave, good {roomy lot,
good orchard, good bArp, plenty of
water, price 81 80 pet month; one
fouY-room house on North Col
leRe street, nicely LOCATED, good
roomy lot, plenty OF wsker, cheap ~
$500 per month. See MN A. Nal
colin.
sENEkAL HoassF Tor rrnt' A u.
Bishop. II
FOR RENT-six yo9Gn house on
Kaufman street, Apply to Miss
Minnie Manuel. v II
HOW 10 your lawn mewerr II IL lie
dull let me sharpen II Tor 500. Ar
thur Mackoy's Gun Md Bicycle
shop. IL
A. j. MOSELEY, salesman for
"Winona" Mills full SEAMLESS ho-
siery and underwear, old phone l65.
A LARGE STOCK of Sewing ma
chine needles, oil, bslts, and ALL
kind of sewing machine extras al
ways on hand at Arnold - Music
Store. IT
LADIES' AND gently Clothing
Cleaned, Repaired. T0e best work
In town. Lowest prices. 2l3 East
Main st. J. s. Perrin.
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MOORE a LEIGH Fire. Life and
Accident Insurance. We WANT A
SHARE of your in@utAnce. We
SgKD 1T ALL Upstairs over Rcss
Jeweiry Co. %
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS with
board aud lodging, cornet Hawkins
and Jefferson street. y l5pd
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FIRST CLASS Sewing 1T Mrs. Gus
Kembie's, College street, Bring us
your order. New phone 10. tfpd
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SEVERAL House for rynt. A. r.
Bishop. II
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CHANGES IN REALTY COMPANIES.

The Cruikshank Company. a corporation formed
under the laws Of this State, has been organized
TO take over the business of the old firm OF r. A
Cruikshank & co. This change involves no aitera-
ton whatever in the business methods OF the hrm,
which will continue to be carried On precisely as
heretofore The step has been taken IL order to
secure under the corporation law that permanent
organization which the laws to private partner
ship do not permit, and to conserve the interests
Of The clients of the firm against changes liable 10
occur bv reason of death, sickness. etc -
The hoard of directors OF the Oruiksi idllh NulIl
many is as follows: Edwin 4. Crulkshank; warren
fvrIikshank William II. Porter. Robert j. EIeFIy'
r. Horace Gallatin, William l. De bost ara behJa-
min Hardwick. -. e,,oo,,1, tio,, IN
INV form and as successor to the hrTn OF =. a
C.rlikshank & Co. tho new company. when IN.
cI,,jes the same individuals. will carry on the SIo
business on the system whereby IN ~ s
ests of the clients will be strictly suardeu Us
before. ..l...,1 living y I Owe
iovis interest in the Lovejoy q Moves 'oinpa,rS:
Il &c announced that the name or the cvnip.IiaS
In l,a changed in the near future 10 th, l'i
l. Noves COMPANY: that new interests VII ue All
,r,tted and that the capital Of tne Cornl'!i.iS VII
he in sod for the purpose OF eNtendlh2 itS ,ri
80 The company. which does a broKel:,|' Hl lonl
80 only WIS organized last May under lne
Wi, 1,Us with capital of S5VV1 II SIl 80
,bc nm of ovejoy & Noycs, which was eS'''pIisiS
FIVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

plot 5i9xsS9 feet. No. IA was to have been sold
in foreclosure Wednesday next.
Charles Z. Duross and Daniel Ware have sold for
DR.. G.. a. Hayunga 10 John J. Clark No. a West
One hundred and fourth-s four story and base
ment brownstone front dwelling house. on a lot
16.Sxi0011 feet.
NJ. Haas has bought No 511 to 515 East Eighty
frstst. three story tenement houses, on plot
75x1o22 feet
B. Grossman ana Il. Asher have sold TO- a Mr..
Goldberg No. 242 East acknowledgements enth-
St. 4 five story flathOuse on lot 20XlO01l feet
". & j. Sloane have bought from James :. Heine-
Nos. 221 and 229 West Thirteenth-st, two three
story brick stables a plot 43Xl(9.3 feet
Walter j. Cohn has sold Nos. 81 and 2S9 henry
St. northeast OF Scammcl-St, two three
story brick buildin plot 4SXi95 feet
Walter J. Cohu has bought frOr Myers x Aaron
son Nos l53 and 55 Cherry-st two five story tene-
ment houses, on plot i0x6O feet. -
Bach Brothers have sold for Daniel FroenCh 10
dred-and- twenty third-st.. two four story fat
houses, plot 50XlO011 feet.
Bach Brothers have also sold for the togen-
camp estate No. IA West e-hurdred-and- TWEEN
ty-fourth-st Il five story tenement house, on lot
25x1CO1l feet. Mrs. Meyers, who has resoid It.
The same firm has also sold to Daniel f. Mahoney
No Is East One-hundTed Land thiTty-irst-st, a I'VE
story nathouse lot 25x92.u feet, and for Mrs;
Bertha Sigismund Engiander * Becker No. o.
West Oue-hundred and eghteenth-St, hVe story
fathouse. on let 25x00U feet.
Leonard Well has bought from Bernard FTeChd
Nos $50 and SIS First-aVc southeast corner OF Fo-
ty-eighth-st five story hathouses. or plot 5l5X
IS feet.
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REPORTED RENTALS AND LEASES.

Nichols & Iummis have rented for the Misses
Flagg to Dr.. Z. L. Williams No. Il East Thirueth-
st: for w G. Butler TO Mrs. Antoinette not NO
222 West Thirty-fourth-st for Joseph Schaeiler 10
William Pettce No. al East Thirty-fourth-st' for
Mr. Sness to Mrs NJ F. Wilson No. 123 East
Tgenty-sixth-st.: for Victor Cumnock TO MISS
Kellam No 12S East Thrty-seventh-st. and for
Mrs Brackvogel to Mrs. Dana No. 3J6 LeXins-
tCn-aVe.
Edwin A. Glasseoe has leased for a term OF hve
wears No - West Thirtv-nnth-St. Il four story
and basement dwelling house on lot 20x9S9 feet
The building will be altered for business use .
pease q Gilman report the following leases; No
o. West Forty-ffth-st.. FOR VIII Rafel to pr
johnson: No. 10 West Forty-siXth-st. for Or; John
II Eden. to Mrs. +. Ambrose Clark: No. East
Seventy-third-st., for the Beeknan estate, TO Miss
Mary Sharswood; No l09 East Fortieth-st-, for
Walter L. Maynard. TO Mrs. r x. Boyesen; No
s73 Madison-ave.. for William Morton Grinnell. to
George W. Bramwell No 9S7 Madison-ave., for j.
ILpman to DR.. ". Lance; No. IL West Thirty
seventh-st.. for Mrs. +. r Esler, Mrs Joseph
r Dusk: No. ia Madison-ave. for Dudley g.
Gauticr to John c. Agar; No 1895 Park ave, for
the Charter Realty Company. 10 Il Dr.. Reilhard.
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FICTORY BUILDING HERE.
Plans Filed for Sirtccn az First Fiue
Months of This Yea.

IN the first five months OF this year plans were
fled for sixteen factory buildings seven OF which
are 10 be erected in Manhattan and nine in The
Bronx. The approximate cost OF these buildings
was given S6Sl.5oo
Factory building in Manhattan and The Bronx
g. the last year has apparently not attracted much
attention. for little has been said and written
about this type Of building. Il seems 10 be an
accepted truth that the price OF land in Manhattan
and in the greater part OF The Bronx is too high
20 be as allurng prospective factory builders
land near this city especially along the west shore
OF the Hudson River and in many sections Of
BROOKLYN Even II the price II land I'm Manhattan
and IN the majority Of the most suitable sections
OF The Bronx for factories rot high it is.
the regulations e the Health Department. Il is
said regarding nuisances would prevent the build
Eng OF many kinds OF factories. Fallacious ideas
about realty matters easily get control Of many
;,cople and particularly who active in real
estnte. and ought 70 know better.
There are vast parcels OF land IN Manhattan and
The Bronx suitable COR factories in location and
rrioo Il Is probable that these plots would not
remain long unlmproved and that splendid factory
buildings. employing thousands OF men and -.omen.
would soon stand them il real estate soIEht
81 a wide-aWake manner 20 bring about such sales
@, course when these men working only 10
make quick sales 10 nave realized their pet
dreams & Is not at all surprising that there Is not
more factory building in this city Study the bust
ness methods 81 most brokers. and Il viii be seen
that they all incline way. They all work
ing toward the improye mcnt Of block after block
with dwelling houses tenement houses. apartment
and nathouses. with stores hotels. apartment
hotels store and loft and Office buildings. How
many devote much time 10 bringing his city
great factories which Vould furnish work for
small city u .oop.c? There 4. number 81
brokers Whose business has been mostly the sale
OF plots To- factory purpose. But their number
should be MANI times greater.
sSre say that the work Of a real estate broker
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Freerran-st, n s. - II Of Christopher-st 25X
gaze. 5000: ana 500
Freeman-st. n s. - y al ristopher- Il: Tx
% Fannie Schwartz Augusta KrUepae. mort
gege. 5000; and Observation-Disclosures. 100
Fulton-ave. 8. ~ Il OF iGsth-st 2Tx96dx
2dl lsesI; Henry Kroepke 10 FANNIE Schwartz
noTtEaEe tlt.bO0. and 100
4th-st 10 "a East, 25XlOo Louis Segeibohm
Henry Adrian; mortgage. $50 600. o c and. 100
Lots II and Is Map Mount Eden. = part. lots
II Rnd l6 same map a par, j. William Mon
Afghan to Retecca Solomon. b and H............ 800
Il9th-Et. s. 100 Of Mauhattanave.
lCO1l; Augusta Siebold to Louise schwegler;
mortgage, S2l 900. end................... 100
Sth-st. q. 90 Il Of ist-ave, 20xa3. II: John
naortgags 5000. . 1 1000
Ave C. No us n llth-st 26Ns3; Hen
rietta Greenwald Morris GreenWald: mort
$1,000; O and .....................-.. 100
Mount Morris Park West n W corner OF l22d-st,
100 llXlO0 Louise Schwegler 90 Augusta Sic
bold: mortgage SI9U.OOO. c and ...--..-..... 100
133d-st. 10 II " Of 5th-aVe 25x89 II. Han
nah Medcaf Joseph mortgage 81. 1000. Nominal
7oth-st 6, 30 " OF 3a-sve, ls.Nxf0e. q Gus
"a pokers Charles A Rogers.
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ALL SAINTS CELEBRATES TODAY.
Name Day of the Church and Thirty-second
Anniversary of DR.. Dunnell's Coming.

al Saints Church. at Scammell and Henry SITS,
will celebrate to-day both because 1t is the
day Of the church and because il is the
thrty-second anniversary OF the coming Of the rec
tor the Rev. Or. William y. Dunnel. At the
morning service there will be q special musical
programme and The rector viii preach on The
JOYS Of the Ministry"
DIT Dunnen was ordained deacon by Bishop Ho-
ratio Potter and priest By Bishop Ondenhcimer. Of
New-Jersey. lie came to All Saints in 1871 from a
Oh arch a Red Bank. y. J.. where he had been for
five years. He is chaplain OF the 22J Regiment.
". G. y. Y. and has Tor fifteen years been chap
Tin Of the National Guard Association Of Kew
york State He is prelatc OF Palestine Com
mandcry. Knights Tcmplar and chaplain Of the
Roone and Phaenix Masonic lodges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01
DIR. MENpEs AGAINST PARTIsANSHIP.
Present Campaign Not One of National
Issues, He Says in Sermon on Election.

The Rev. DR.. IL Pereira Mendes spoke on the
coming election at the Spanish and Portuguese
Synagogue. Seventieth-st. and Central Park West
yesterday. declaring that party issues should not
be considered. Dr. Mendes said in part;
Ny brethren. what is our duty at this moment
when We are called upon TO cast ballot as citi-
zeils and TO face a grave question Whlch aHecls
Jews and Jewesses2 There arc several par
ties that ask tor votes. II the questions
such fhe OF a short time ago. whether there
should be A greater New-York or not; II IL were
merely ar ordinary national question. such as pro-
lection versus free trade. then the pulpit should
Ice the last place where such subjects should be
treated: but where W. are told that the questions
hOOG. money making wen at the cost of strangllns
honor. honesty and every religious sentiment. tle
long the spoils"; when we are reminded. as we
arc 50 emphatoally. that the cup Of civic iniquty
is filling must he faithful the nation OF
priests chosen BIZ God TO hold M the ideals or
human life and conduct destined to be the saviors
OF mankind. We must speak. and with no uncer-
tain voice.
II is not question Of Republican Democrat
other party. The ideals OF all parties may be ana
generally are very beautiful What can be nobler
than the locals OF Jcnsrson: lhe re:ti lo,iuti VI
Democracy But would JEFFERSON. II he nNed TO
day. allow his party to he dominated by such men
IS ruled the city two years ago whose names nave
passed into byworos for all That rs Nlle alG Dase
The real question. understand II. Is TINS are
the charges made by one party against the other
not? If they true. then those who have
committed the crimes alleged against them must
not be merely voted against Tor that Is mere
eoilds play but they must be brought 10 trial
roercilessly and swiftly If the charges are not
80 r,eraltv I have chaucei TO instance the Demo-
oerstand them. are noble indeed But II II Is mace
the creature Of power which fosters prosttut
wOmanhood. then every man who reverences ms
mother. who loves his wifi. who chershes his
cod must If he calls himself a Jew vote against
a recurrence Of such horrible conditions.
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YOU'D 4RRATGN STORY.
Justice Gsynor Would Like to Know Why
Broker Did Not Appear for Jury Duty.

Justice Gaynor stayed in White Plains Friday
night in order to hold court yesterday and have
Marion Story. the wealthy broker. arraigned be
fore him for contempt OF court. Mr. Story was
crawn an extra panel OF jurors Tor the criminal
term OF the court. and supposed 20 report foT
the trial of Oscar Borgstron. the wife murderer.
He did not appear. however. and on Friday night
Justice GaynOr ordered Court officer Sherwood to
Visit Mr.. Story's country house. on the outskirts
OF Port Chester. and bring him to court yesterday
Nr. Story was IN Indiana. however. Justice Gay
nor ordered the court officer report to him when
Mr.. Story returned and then he would take ac-
ton.
In this county" said Justice Gaynor yes
terday. there IS too much jury sinking, and am
trying 20 put stop the practice"
Friends OF Mr.. Story say the summons was
handed to his butler and that he was not servei
personally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01
ENGLISH COMMISSION OFF FOR WEST

Boston. oct. 3l.-Aftcr five lays visit 70 Boston
and neichborhocd tho Mcsoly educational commits
son q England numbering about thirty. left to-day
for the West Nc3.rlv all OF the commissioners will
go 70 Chicago. but some viii stop at Buffalo AMI
others AZ Pittsburg and Cleveland. From Chicago
n small party viii proceed 70 Kansas TO study agri-
cultarai questions. Alfred Moscly chairman of the
commission expects to return England in about
three weeks 4 few of the visitors viii remain in
tas country until about January To visit Colorado
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01
CHARLES 3. FARwELL's REQUESTS.

Chicago Oct 3l.-The estate II the late ex-Sena-
tor Charles p Farwoll. hegueathcd by his will 20
his family. amounts about s. 100000 Mrs Mary
z Farvell. the widow; Walter Farwell his son.
and Charles +. Harding are named 5 executors and
trustees 10 hold ali The estate IN trust until
penses are raid. and then distribute il. Besides
walter FarTseI the children designated legatees
are Mrs Anna 7. Dekovcn Mrs. Grace F. Win
distributed a large part OF his estate before his
death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01
srEPHeN PaNAREToFF AT YALE.

New Haven. Conn. oct Sl.-The lecturer i'm the
Bromley course at Yale University this year will
he Stephen Panaretoff. professor Of Bulgarian and
Slavic languages and litera turc Robert College
t'ouStantinople. The course is provided FOR 10y a
fund IN memory Of Isaac II. Bromley. class Of %.
the lectures to he given annually on Journalism.
literature and public affairs M Panaretons sub
fect will The National Awakening Of the Slavs
IN the Nineteenth Century The lecture VIII be
given the coming week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01
REALTY NOTES.

The Century Realty Company is the buyer OF
Nos Il and 70 East Twenty-seveuth-st.
The McVickar Realty Company has leased for
". II. p and Duncan Phyfe No. 19l Fuiton-st to
one tenant for term Of years at aggregate
rental OF about Ss0.GC0
4. r. Pier & CO. have leased from the Rradish
Johnson estate for tWenty-one years at $1,000 net
year siy story stable which the estate VII
l25xlnl
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IMPORTANT DOWNTOWN SALE.

y CruiI.shank & Co. have sold for A D.
r,illiord and f. w Barnes as trustees Of Freder-
lex H. Cossitt. a plot OF about sixteen lots bound
ed by Tompkns. Third and Houston SITS: Inc ne, prop
cItv cornnriets old buildings. The buyer Will lhi-
prove part Of the property and resell other parcels
&C. hp MILO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

SD St No ~ East: 1nSrtragc t2Ooo Nominal
Ave c0p as No i555 25xTS Ad9lPhus Keim maj ,o
,a TO anton Stag s55 TT Of wInsve soxioo
sarah a Williamson to the Games f'oDer's 100
,s Sgmpans 425 IT Of Willis ave s7.Gx1Oo;
pany: mortgage $1,000: and -, ~ :, 10"
st q aRg5ss H. MARY EchSfer to Gottfed
1e2!hst iS2l t # OF to 8sn amin Poth r. $50
Nc 5oSn g Mn,h to Hermine Burger another ,oo
mStsas So $ iai West ie s9ae III Max Marx
CARROTS tie 4 4RS Wcs mo 2ss S Charles
hs%Ss and s,s s6 oS1 to i.1ie Nominal
1910 William Lahey to Karl Neddermeier' 900
mortgage $4,000; and -, :; ""
@ F.e 10 to # sarah n Altman mSTase
$lSo W co ame Of iia6 St ~ ii1oo Jennie
Kaiser to Joseph kaisF sF &C e 49S an d sxi2o
I E,neSj al t Gsg'2n s. g Nominal
: o9os sx5oz5s Daniel HluTghy referee.
f;iIzabetbsf' 10 262 = B. 4xoi .dxa7.i:
Charles Weinsten to Antonio viviano ct al; 100
mortgage. $4,000; o c and. ......- IL"
Groons-S corner Of Ridse St sS SS5tld: sol.
mortgage $4,000: o c and. 100
F 1inde Company ocorPorator nominal
mortgage rusase s2ceo IGN Nominal
part moTtsase g 900 Nominal
Matitis-st ' e $ iot POI map PeuGeid ! rcperty.
South Mount Vernon. 33.4xlO0; william T Foley
and another to William T Bates; mortgage
95th-st s 225 II W Of End ave. 626X
zoos: Abraham ~ MOrgenroth to baroness
Gertrude G-affenried, mortgage. $1,000; -.
Fox 70 Ranaid Macdonald mortgage ST 500. . Nominal
l36th-st n g. BOG u Of eth lJ6Xs0.1i; Hen
FaSe' s. 10 's' 1865
EdEeCombe-ave =. 1241 It IS Of 14lst-st
h0XS5; Samuel Il Ayres to John Wcndt and an
other; mortgage So $50 Nominal
MadisOn-aye. " = al II OF +Oth-st. 2+SXi20.
Eugene OSullvan TO Percy Il O'Sullivan; Is
part; all Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

Hudson Realty Company has made n lease for
the seventh loft being the eighth story OF the new
hrcproof mercantile building in course OF erection
on tho northwest corner OF Fifth-ave and Twenty
drst-st, 10 Ernest J. VILE. for n term OF years.
Aaron Coleman has bought Nos Il2 apd IA West
Tweuty-eRil; h-st. two five story iathouses, or o