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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-03-05
EGGS FROM PRIZE WINNERS,

Won first and second prizes at Blooms
burg County Fair last fall, with ten
pair entered.
ist White Rock, Ist Barred Rocks
ist Rhode Island Red, s. G.
ist Rhode Island Red, z.
G. lst White Wyon-
dotteS.'
Eggs from pens headed by those winners
$I.so for I5-Ist White Crested
Black Polish. I3 eggs, $500.
CHAS: S. RITTER,
400 Del. Ave, PIrrsToN, PA
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-03-05
First National Bank.
Bloon1Sburg, Pa.

have been made the puppets of the
willy Sc na,or from Pennsylvania.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-03-05
March,
April, May

There is a best time for doing
everything-tbat is, time when a
thing can be done to the best adj
vantage, most easily and most ef-
fectively. Now is the best time
for purifying your blood. Why?
Because your system is now trying
to purify it--you know this by the
pimples and other eruptions that
have come on your face and body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

y. W. Mullins have sold for the LOOMS estate
TO L MandeI No. 1867 webster-ave.. four story
brick hatdouse, on lot 28x90 feet.
Z. FelIman has resoid for John Lever, jr., two
lots the side of Broadway. 100 feet north
Of Twenty tllird-st. Henry Steeseman bought the
north lot, which he will build a three story
building and the store for his blacksmith shop
Henry Freund bought the south lot. He Will erect
the premises a three story brick building and
viii the store for his butcher business.
Duff e Brown have sold for Henry f. Strodtman
to a client for occupancy No. $50 West One-hun-
dred-and-f -third-st. a three story and base
ment dwelling house. 1sx50x1OO feet for $1,000
S. Steingut & Co. have sold for ex-Councilman
Martin Engel six story tenement house Win
stores, on lot % 7O feet at the northeast corner
OF Ninth-st and Avenue 3. 10 client as an IN
vestment. The same firm has also sold to MT
Engel No BOG East Fourteenth-st.. a four story
basement and private dwelling house, on lot lSoX
SIS feet. for Dr. S. Weiss.
Lowenfeld 6, Prayer have sold No. s Bowery, l62x
80 feet, to Edward Rafter. The owner OF record
is the James Neughton estate. The same firm mas
sold NO III Mott-st 20xsl.6 feet, to Martin Nechs-
Ter and Nos. 35 and 81 East One-hundred-and-
hfteenth-st.. 5OxlOO feet TO Antonio Cerpo.
J. \ HALEY & Son have sold Tor John T Will
Jams No 30 to 2Ss West-st.. four story building
plot OO7x90 8x1oO 6xSS1 feet Mr. williams takes
several properties in exchange. including two in
Manhattan and one in Brooklyn The West-st
building is leased for term Of years to Brown &
George R. Read & Co have bought for Marshall
Field from Joseph Walker. No. 80 Ftfth-aVe.. a
four story dwelling house on lot 247x100 feet The
purchase Of this property gives MI Field control
of the entire block front the east side OF fuIn-
ave. between Thirtieth and Thirty-frst SITS. he
also owns several adjoining parcels in the rear.
making the Thrtieth-St frontage 1914 feet ana tnal
on Thirty -frst-st 200 feet.
D. Kernpner & Son have sold for Marcus Nathan
and the New-A Amsterdam Realty Company No IoS
West Fifteenth-st.. three story dwelling mousse
on lot 20xlO93 feet. .
The New Amsterdam Realty Company has bought
from Theresa Abelson No. 2l0 West IWentletn-SSt.,
three story front and tenement houses, on lot
25xs27 feet.
hundred three two story dwell
ing houses. plot 50X90 feet. Barry Mclaughlin
were the brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
At the Nearby Resorts.
HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Honor Paid to Ocean GrOUe Resi-
dents Who Hare Died.

Ocean Grove. n J.. July 81 (SpeciaD Following
the custom established years ago. appropriate
memorial services were held this afternoon in the
James Tabernacle for those residents OF Ocean
Grove and Others friendly 70 the association who
have died in the last year These include three
members Of the Camp Meeting Association, the
Rev william Z. Osborne founder of the resort;
George W Evans. for many years the secretary
OF The association. and the Rev. Benjamin NJ.
Adams. one OF the charter members OF the same.
Only four OF the original charter members are
alive to-day. These are the 4 *. George Hughes,
Of Orange \. J.: the Rev. Ada Wallace. OF Phila-
dephia: the Rev. DIT. Aaron Z. Ballard and the
Rev William Franklin. Of ocean Grove.
A list OF the names of the departed Of a year ap-
neared on a large blackboard in the Tabernacle As
each name was called off eulogies We're delivered by
members of the association and friends in the audi
a--s The tributes paid TO Messrs. Osborne. Evans
and Adams were touching. The blackboard. which
hnre also 2 sbeaf Of wheat and crown, contained
these names. WiIlisford Dey. the Rev. B. NJ.
Adams George ". Evans the Rev. William c.
s-ecIzt-n the Rev. William B. Osborne, Gordon NJ
Ball jeremiah Lytord Mrs Catherine Stephenson
,r-e Role Duncas Maggie Peacock Mrs Susan
T,ev.soa Harry Wilson, Joseph r. kinny. Anna l.
KING samuel " Middleton the Rev. W s
r7s--.~+ the Rev. Joseph a. Ballantyne. Mrs.
laura s Moore :. p. Newbury Dr. A. l. Vande-
-.-a~ Mrs William :. Sulger. Miss Mamie Nc
-5trer colonel Austin T. Patterson, Mrs. Anna
7 r-z-ron Or J. y. BeegIe. Frederick Goodnow,
n - worth Jonathan Seazholtz, Mrs. Ger
truzs Stirling Mary a. ifi = ems
A. Samuel Gerhard. Mrs andrew Mc3duieh' the
$500 IT Nra1 Eleanor D Smith. J. Miller
Re. r-,ls,- states n Mead Miss
L-1lt@- he-' - ~ , cf,,-,e,,,
-. aa--z n Newell me Rev. s. c. Chattin.
49, 49, ,r.-~ q NTr,rnby Miss Mary
Phena 0ehet. MS JUG .--[,,- NJ ST
Stokes. Miss E--za-r-- ol4'l04-'' ms on
r7srt.-r--r 9Irs Phese MAY Parker MIS- fldela
i.-.-- ,-.--5--r T1r Edward Y Arm
e-~o-r sr.-v l. s1-kuey Tor. n 4. senderling
s-- Jennie p X WeHh.
b. . ~ --.---r- PARK the anniversary
Al o. - PCT t"e"-t 81. -, --,,-;.1 -,
1rave- meeting was held, ABOUT me 'ei U-ii
,-5-- marks =rr exact spot where the iliSL pray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
CHARITY AFFAIRS ct LONG BRANCH.
Rain Causes Postponement Of That for the
Stony Void SanatoriuGi.

Long Branch n j July q lspeciap.-Rain in
,s-+e~e4 with -1-a charity entertainment planned
f-- r-=- -fstr ar the Norwood Park Casino grounds
So aid NJ The stony VOID sa-ar5rt.r1 T viii take
-l--z ---,o-r--r- rfr-- weather Da-rnir+ing. and
r--,-ssee 70 he an e,-ar-f7rsl-v large outdoor en-
------ -- 80 - -.e- 80 -,aer
'7--l----=---- - 7-7-7 -- l-- l7--'- 80 -
erected on the lawn ~ the Norwood Park Casino,
s-= ----s--7rs have Faev-r-- Dc 10 entertain M
~ --..-..-- ---r ~ go. 80 a.,
Nr-- '- orc t--'-7--.- t1.t-- are -e--- ''--1 0'
-e~-aiurner- are IN charge Cf Auxiliary No. L. Of
v-s-l 7r-= -.-~iq--f- C,rr-re-raf-- If West End
"----
is chairman
Mrs John r. Parker has Sor the Ladies Aid So
rfz- ~ me Ff-s- Methodist F-fs---a1 Church in
-. ---.-., 49, - - go -,
lrtr-IFt I'D -'i ----7--H- 1--'H e--r avn -S1V III
s.5 u -he old church which will Re held a week
.- 80 ,------7- ,t-l-- Mrs rerr-sr g trying IN
---
raise s-.H' already several hundred tickets nave
te-- sold with a week efr do the hus-IiuC A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
REALTY NOTES.

John A Picken has obtained building loan Of
sl3150O plot 4ox10o.5 feet on the north side OF
Forty seventh-st.. 200 feet east of Seventh-ave,
from the Germania Life Insurance Company.
Robert Taylor has leased No. % West Fourteenth
st from David Price and another person for four
years and four months for Sl0,500 a year.
George Hazeltne took title yesterday 70 the build
ing on plot 303x119 2x12s4 feet on the side
Of Broad-st, 1874 feet north Of Beaver-st., from
Katharine A. Kingsland for 100000.
John {. Maximos is the buyer OF No. East
Twentyseventh-st 18x989 feet He took title TO the
property yesterday
ll7x5O feet at the northwest corner of Forty ninth
and Twelfth-ave, together with land under
water
S Osgood PeH & Co. have leased for Kate P.
Danforth the store. basement and first floor o. the
building No 446 FouTth-ave
Jacob Wolf is the buyer OF No. % West Fiji
feminist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
GENERAL ALGER At sEABRIGHT.
he and Mrs. Alger the Guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. n. Bliss.

sea5r!gat X. J.. July 31--Gene-ai and Mrs Rus
SCI a. AIger Of Michigan. are staying with M and
Grz. Cornelius X Bliss al their country home. near
Oceanic. They were in seab-ight to-day behind Mr..
Bliss high steppers. They wlu remain ~ the sea
shore over Sunday. General Alger was at the sea-
shore four years ago. when he was Secretary Of
War under President Mckinley, and was enter
ts-leE by VIce-P President Hobart
An an day missionary rally has been planned for
seabFieht on Sunday In charge OF Mrs Brenton
Badly d. returned missionary The services viii he
held ln Tie seabright Methodist Episcopal Church
~ which the Rev l.. C. Haganau is pastor
The mosquito question is again being agitated
mere. The Rurns0u Association OF which W A
stree: Is re-euf has 5usJ received report OF the
work done III EUGENE Niuship. which II considers
entirely satisfactory Thomas y MctaTter is among
those Interested He has subscribed SO, and says
-e IS willing 10 contribute ten times that amount 70
lave the work systematically cone. The crude oil
system III The used
mo Rev Maitland Alexander VIII preach in the
PRESBYTERIAN Camel al Sea5right on sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
sTAATsBURG FIRE LOSS, $4,000
Not Known Whether Burglars or Gasolene
Explosion Started the Blaze.
LEY rsLEGRAPH TO TIE IRIBUNE.I

Poughkeepsie. n Y. July 31.-The business section
OF the village of Staatsburg was destroyed last
night b the fire that for several hours resisted the
a4eor+s If the villagers. The fire started in Miles
F5ughes's store near the NewYork Central Railroad
STATION whether it was caused by an explosion OF
2 gasolene tank by burglars trying to bio" open
the safe in the postofice is not known
rrbere was a loud report at Il o'clock followed by
.r,+bar Fred Bodenstein. who lives near saw
DANES shoot from the building The fire spread
,,,;ok1v A bucket brigade Of one hundred and
~ ,,en succeeded in saving several buildings
OfTer towns sent engines and helped TO save the
The total property loss was 900 partly covered
b, ins,Irance Five buildings and the Hudson Rail
,oad freight station Were burned All the man III
fhe postofice burned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01

and Recommendations. 100
Interior strip. 1904 II OF 47th-st and 200 II OF
Ith-ave, 4Ox n ok 4Ox OIL; Long
acre Realty Company TO John a Picksn; cult
claim Nominal
BTook-ave No sos, S, 25X1OO TO- Moritz L
Ernst and another TO Isdor Greenberg; mort
gage. 81. 600 Nominal
I52i-st. Nos 81 and 80 West. 54x99 Il; Charles c
Nunnenkanp to Frances Schonfurber; mort
cages $50 GOO Nominal
1lfth-st No 50 West 26x1OO Il: Herman Cohen
10 Freda Thaer; nortgaEe $50. 600 Nominal
John Mckee; mortgage ST. 900 -...-...-.~.. 1900
Four parcels Of salt meadow land, adjoining lands
81 Brown. Legsett, Hunt and Barretto and
0la Creek. Barretto Point. Long island
Sound' containing about 16 Is acres, Addie
Metzser TO Madeline Pierce: b and
gage, 81 600 Nominal
etth-st Nos los and 10 East % lGxIO0.S s; Fred
erlck W Wichmauu 10 Myer s Perlstsin and
other; mortgage S12 Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
TIE AVERAGE AGE OF MINISTERS.

4,-,ncaton. y j. July GA report Of the Theolog-
al seminary Alumni Association, given out by the
Rey j. II. Dulles shows the interesting l4ct II1AI
= - minister's life comes close 10 the three
80 and ten years mark The report states that
= -, for+,one ministers who have died during the
% - one had reached ninety-slX years anu
IthL two passed their ninetieth year, five
s n aiebtieth fourteen their seventeen ana SIX
,betr siStieth The youngest died az tWeiity -lle-
IT, alJerag e OF the forIyone was slXty-esht years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
YEARS DEPOSITS OVER $500 100000.
Savings Banks Annual Report Shows an In
crease of S53O0O.00o in Resources.

albany. July S1.-The condition OF the ~ savings
bq-s Of the State on July !. 1903, accoEding 10 fig
nc made public to-day by the State Bank De
artrnent shows an increase over last year CT over
ss 600 COO in total resources this years total being
q q2l s25OM. Amount due depositors, $ll2'4lsooz;
49, liabilities s55ol2s: surplus market value
~ stocks and bonds SlOs, 454,32o.
The number OF open accounts on July was
qq- so as compared with 222s66l last year
I,5,Tr deposited during the year, not including
{tlrzt credited S200. 545 Gil, as compared with $
go $50 last year Interest cTedltea Ao La 4 49,
Go re- Current expense for six months, AooiSsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

1st-ave, No SOB. for a story brick Clubhouse
-4eN4' j Lopes' owner; Nj Klecak archi-
Tbomnson-s NJ 9os .o- st CO., ,..,,
ment house with stores. 25xS7: N NIavarsky
owner; Bernstein & Bernstein, architect ........
Grand and Wtllett SITS. cor, for q xix story
brick tenement house with stores 50x55 @:
3 Gabrtiowttz, owner \ T Badt, architect 10.
Park-ave and 11Tth-st, cor, for a six story
brick tenement house. with stores. 5O5xSl
NJ Sold. owner; HorsnbUrger & Straub archi-
2d-st, Nos 1874 and 1876 East. for six story brick
tenement house. % 5xST, Horwitz and an
other, owners; g T Pelham, architect ..-...-...
1o3d-st. T s. $50 It Of 1st-ave for three story
brick dwelling and storage house. jOx4O: Bruck
& Schulman, owners; a Z Badt architect. ---..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

iG g55Dt TS9n ct a. by sqa:4ie to the Emf
Ss year; per $4,000
years: per 81 '''-ave $1,000
75ist 10 i2i wt 9s!Fip9 gear 9hSiP Bs
ReisenweOer. John to Lawyers Title Insurance 'V''
o yapS sth-aye: $ 255 # Of 5sth-st: - -,
The he New,-YoEk Chapter q the Delta Epsilon
Is East; prior mortgage $1,000; / year; 6 per
Mallory. Marshall H to United states Trust
Iiompdny Iafayette Place, No Al; interest and
shTosmaker Edgar, to the Model Building and
425 It of St Ann's-ave: instruments 5 per
Goldman, A6rem. to Harlem Savings Bank; list
~ ave No 2Sl9; years AZ per cent....... 14Oot
i BToa ID e $ 1o4 # OF Beaver-st; years;
schmidt. william to the German savings Bank:
iIstn-st No tI2 East years: Al soO'
Anen-st No IS; years; per cent. ..ir.. 1906
$4,000; year per cent pro. 500,
Branngan, Mary B. TO Bridget Tracy; 52d-st No
4&3 West; prior mortgage, $1,000; years; 8
Ireland, Ade!iq D to Lawyers Title Insurance
Years per $4,000,
mortgage $3.50 200 years per Gent. go $500.
E,6Pi9g r GheFTs No Co year per cent LOO
Company; L@xington-ave. No 7la; years; AZ
Anderson Henry b to Title GUARANTEES and Trust
Company Park-ave. No 59l; l year; AZ per
Jackson. Isidore. to Lawyers Title Insurance
years II per cent -. $1,000
Schonfarber. Frances. August Munuenzau1p;
I32d-st Nos 81 and 80 West; two mortgages:
Fleken, John; to Lonsacre Realty Company; nth
$1s15oo; due April 81 1904 per cent..9-s. 27.5O
brady John to the Henry McC'adden, II. Fund
f9r me E4ucaton Of Candidates for the Roman
,atholc Priesthood IN the Poorer poceses Of
tne United States Of America and Elsewhere:
lZoth-st. No 3oT West. years: per CENT. 800
Iaylor, Dora. and another Railroad Cooper
atiNe Building and Loan Association Freeman
ST. : S 1928 II Of Prospect-ave: install
ments: per ..........-..e. 400
Corn Henry, 70 James A Stewart al, trustees:
"A per - 5000
inc Lochnyar Realty Company TO George
brouWer, MaDss-aVe, s. $50 It Of lTTth-st;
prior mortgage. $1,000, demand; per cent. 100
tlcken John A, 70 Germauia Life Insurance
due january 1 1905: 6 per cent -, 1a1 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s4th-st s. 100 # " Of Arnsterdanl-ave runs
the Ninety-foa Street Realty company; ....,
ls5d-s5. 10 &c East. runs 7oGx v IIall%
YORK Chapter Of the Delta Epsilon Fraternity ooo
27th-s{. 30 ! East i84os9 Henry Haywood
executor and trustee 10 John Maxmos .ie o86 81
I69l6-S No 3o5 to 500 East 57xiOOiO: Esther
Hous ssS- Nos 3 and So 4oxss; george
s4 as4 7S6 70 "i4i Nominal
2556 q Pa q 5e1.. . ez IS3a 2
worm norgage 5000 Nominal
s9 as Less to q Haft6s baasfd
16tbrst No ? West s5xs3; also alley on rear:
Charles Buck to John Bradley: mortgages. 40
s3a-st. n 5. 40 II " .: shave 2oxase: Eliza
same Properly Catharine Bago all title;
l2is 9Ia No IS East 2o1!oo i; Betsey Katl
HuIda Cana mortgage, $40 600 ..--....-..---.- 100
Jonas Ven al and another: mortgaee
4efe-se to Harris Kanzer 2e25O
48ta-st flo Il e shave; i IpHloo5:
S Saaae' IS Nominal
A Smith and a1other to james Fargo Nominal
soth-st No 2os West 2oX J- = Clarence >
$50 555 " Nominal
BToat-st $ i94 # n Of Beaver-st, 3o.8x1ls.5x
3 LIN Ka a5a knssana TO George 200 600
vtse9est No a 10 IS n 8 4l5x4o Guy DemP
sey executor and trustee ana another. 70 City 700
1l3tb-st No s. East 81 axloollx Irregular;
A6T2aam md1tg SeeoD $50 10 Madison 1880
Same property Madison O Hawke to Bene FosneE
and another mortgage. $50 600; c and-...--.- 10
s4th-st No 16x1O22 2; Frank J Fancy ,,-,,
Fuller: mortgage $40 GOO 1Noulill1i
5th-ave. 5 2 134th-st. 25z75. William !
Nicklas % Brandstein. mortgage - ,.
o. .
l5Ist-st 5 202 II { OF Amsterdam ave. 2Gx99ll'
- 4a; stS 600 'p' ~ -. Nominal
Parl-ave No 938 25.6x1U0; William H Jack
son referee to Margaret NJ NORWOOD anu % 80
llOth-s.. s 95 Il Of Madison-ave 25x10elli
Joseph LichteIstein Samuel Gordon mort ,co
400. 0 and ieO
sad-st Nos % and q West. ~ 6xss 8: American
Realty Company Samuel L Jacobs mort 100
cages $4,000; and :-:..-:- 2. io'
ssth-sr Nos and iI2 West. 5fx1O0S AneTi-
can Realty Company 70 Herman Cohen mort I'M
$50 900 and 'OV
slsr-gt No East 20 10xlG2 dx.D lOxl03l Han 80,
nan (, Y Minor o Isdore Jackson and 4uo
T2d-st No East. 24xTI4: William I SABINE
to Cornelius " Clark; mortgage. SZooVo' 700
1st-ave s c B4th-st runs S4x f55x
II 2. Schwartz Anton Scn"aI -'oilll4--
I13tf-st &C East, 25XIG0. 10. William " Golfer
Cohen and another. moigage Slb9O' .-Noili.a1
s1st-gt No Is 25xi02 .. George Moore 70
Charles Worth Ss3oe- rerecorce- ->oi'ial
Cf1Irch-st a91 s, 5aNJn- william d Spor-
t bors referee 10 seian 3 AsAo-ii 1000
800 SSo.O Nos 40 ana 81 west 4sxI03 3. william
4 F4nn TO May Chsoln; mortgages sss0"V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
THE NORTH SHORE HORSE SHOW.

Locust Valley Long Island, July q CspeciaD-The
North Shore Horse Show Association, which was
recently incorporated. has number Of Manhat-
-anires in its directorate. They are c. ". Wet
more, Paul D Cravath, Howard ". Maxwell, Fred
erick p. Moore, George E. Fahys. Herbert L Pratt
and Percy Chubb. W. Buring Cocks, of Nassau
County IS also a director. 49,
The first annual show Of this association VIII
.sI-e Mace on Piping Rock Field. near here, on
FSTidav and Saturday October > and 3. All owners
Of fine horses IL the vicinity are allowed 70 make
entries in the various classes. There VIII he TWO
iaescs for horses from other sections,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
FREEPoRT NOTES.

Freeport Long Island. July y (speciaD.-James
T. Loo.ey Of Manhattan with MS family. IS spend
ing the season at the Crystal Lake Iio Ise here.
Mrs Loouey drives Trix, Wei known retired
trotter. and her sldIfui handling Of the re-ns IS
Mrs. E5srbcrr F. Gunnison, OF Brooklyn, who IS
il With fvDaoG fever 81 her OeeGn-Eye nome mere
Is row ii a Erecerfous condition II IS believed
however lthat she VIII recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By James I. Wells: 4Os 7th-ave 739 fl Of SD
25x100 and stores foreclosure sale Title
Guarantee Trust Company agt George VI McCOughan
81 al Benjamin TrapneL atty. Lewis Abrams ref due
On judEt s. $3.50 so S9I 80; prior
mortgage 300 the SJuyvesant Real Estate Company
So coo.
BY Charles a. Berrian l69th-st, i546 II OF
Stebbinsave 36xlO vacant; foreclosure sale anrle
Francis Thurber ref. due tudgt So 3s9 IS; costs
600 =. SI34 q. the Ela.ntn Tor S3sOU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
ROCKEFELLER CLOSES HOTEL.

-,,a,..l.rd JpIy u The Weddel House Of tina
o,d.s+ and most historic hotels in ohio. has been
ordered closed at once by John D. Rockefeller VINO
-aeentlv came into possession OF the properIy
ts-o.ttsS The foreclosure OF . $4,000 mortgage II
- ssid that Mr.. Rockefeller VIII build t"e!Ve
story office building on the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
REAL ESTATE.
The Earle, a Nezo n partment House,
ResOLd.

NJ. l. & c. Ernst have sold the Earle apartment
house, No. los Waverley Place. which they bought
few days ago, to Frederick D. Fricke. They took
in payment plot Of three lots at the southeast
corner Of Observation-Disclosures and Am
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
vEsEYsT. PROPERTY TRANSFERRED.

The City Real Estate Company took title yester
day TO No "A to Is Vesey-st. 4.5x49 feet from Guy
c. Dempsey and another person, as executors and
trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
..THE CHURCH OF GOD"

,, -aItrious movement among the ne
.-roe. IF PhfIndeIp hia. brethren" kiss one
another every time they meet. Sec to-mor-
rows Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
TO ALTER THE DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

Plans were flied yesterday by Horgan & Slattery.
architects for alterations No 617 Fifth-ave.,
which is the Democratic Club. The estimated cost
OF the alterations is $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
CHURCH PROPERTY SOLD.

Daniel B. Freedman has sold 10 Henry Peeke the
old St. Stephens Methodist Episcopal Church
building at Kingsbridge on a plot 706x7s6 feet on
the east side Of Broadway, about So feet south Of
East Two-h undred-and-thir -frst-st II viii De
altered into a store building
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A COLLEGE FRATERNITY GETS TITLE.

The New-York Chapter OF the Delta Epsilon
fraternity took title yesterday No l6 East one
eighty-third-s from Lille B. Clever
don. The stated consideration was $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Spuyten DuyvI yards, two story frame store
house 3Ox10O feet: New-York Central and Hudson
River Railroad. owner; C. Wellesley Smith. archi-
tect; cost, $500.
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RECREATION ROOFS.

How the city plans 10 let its tenement poor
use the roofs of its vast wharf property. See
Tomorrow Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
A TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE AID
4 TTFNTION is CALLED no TIE AD-


VERTISEAfFNT IN THE CITY RECORD n August
TO "A 1903 o confirmation by the Eoard % As
SCISSORS Bureau for he Collection
a. Assessments OF FOR LOCAL
IMPROVEMENTS N THE BOROUGH OF THE BRONX
SECTION . EAST ONE HUNDRED
AND THIRTY-FIFTH STREET PAVING. from SrG
Avenue Lincoln Avenue
23PD WARD SECTION n EAST ONE HUNDRED
AND STXTy-FIRST STREET REGJ' LATINO. PAVING
AND FLAGGINC, from the SIDE % Union Avenue
70 the westerly side of Prospect Avenue FOREST
AVENUE REGULATING. PAVING AND LAYING
CROSSwALRS. from Home Street 20 East one Hundred
and Sixry-elghth Street
2sRD WARD. SECTION Il CHISHOLM STREET
SEVER from Stehhius Avenue I1rsrvsle Avenue
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT. C0urpc-oller
CITY OF New YORK July 81 1903
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School Agencies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Gover1esssa
etc. Colleges. schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs. N J. YOCNG-FULTOS. . Uri0n SqGare