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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-14
A Worm Killer.

J. A. J. Montgomery. Puxlco. Wayne
county. Mo. writes: Il have little
twin girls. who have been bothered
with worms all their lives. I tried ev-
erythlng TO relieve them which fail
ed until used Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge; the first two doses brought four
worms from one oe them, the next
two doses, twelve. one of them meas
uring twelve inches; the other child
was only relieved of four worms II
is a most excellent medicine" Whites
Cream Vermifuge is good for children.
Il not only destroys worms, It helps
the child TO perfect growth. wards Off
sickness. 25c at w. b. Frames.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-14
Oh A Il. ADAMS
DkNTlsI
Che Lstes' Improvement for OroS
end Bridge WORK

When you have used a White Ele.
phant once you cannot be induced to
buy any other kind Of buggy. This
is the kind of buggy the Williams.
Corhn & Co. are offering a reduction
on now.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-14

We are closing out our stock OF
sewing machines at cost. The sale
offers you the finest opportunity you
ever had to own good machine al
Wholesale cost. Stevens. Kennerly q
Spragins Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-14

A girl in love y as well ht'ei TO
choose her own path as one on strange
ground in a fog.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-14

Some women editors drip the
phrase don't pad" as soon as they
enter dressmahing establishment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-14

Most friendship Is brittle ard all
should be considered too delicate for
rough usage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-14

rOIej 5 Kidney Care
u,0fes kidrCvs and bladdes sivri
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-14
FLEXIBLE METALLIC CURTAIN ROD.

Will fit any size door or window up to 30
inches, 25, 80 and 40c. Ask to see them
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-14

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-15
M o II e

The owner of a partner for two
eleventh parts in tine whole dominion
in the following gre tunds, desires to sell
his dominions upon the same at the
better terms for the BUYERS.
The properties in which such dom
inion is possessed, are:
First.-Hacienda Santa Elena, con.
tanning ia all its srrfare 2o7 cuerdas FL
cents, or I.5 hectareas, . areas and Do
centiareas OF netrical measures with
cottage, plantations. machinery and
anotherS services.
Second.-A ground entitled Monte
Rey", containing 664 cuerdas and 1
cen S, or 10 hectareas, 81 areas and 90
cenii+reas.
Third.--A eround in the Figuillar,
with "a cuer3as, so cents, or Is hec-
tareas, 40 areas ana "A cenuareas.
Fourth. h.-O;her ground in the s. me
Higuii ar, win ! 9 cueid4s or "A hec-
tareas, II areas a.d 20 ten,iareas.
The nrSt is paced in Tca- baja, and
the anothels in D,rAdo and Toa- alta
districts, of this isla DIS.
Furthers notices, Nolzagaray Street
5, in this city. 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-15
Ell cABALLERo SIN cABEzA.

mantenfa costa de los labradores cuyos hios civza
ba as una semana con una fam ia, otra, con otra,
iba 81 pobre del tic Puntefo trampeando ell plato sa
cando adelante estomago No obstante para no ser
nuy gravoso sus rtlstcos huespedes, que, fuer dc
buenos campesre caifcaban los gastos de una escuea
onerosfsmos al maestro de gorron el tio Puntero Sc
hacfa it'll agradable de muy diversos modos porque
tan pronto los ayudaba esparcir e heno para secaro
como mpiaba las veredas, iban al pi'on con los
cabaos al prado las como hacia rejas de e-
ma para el hogar Mas adn: deponfa su dignidad de
domino hasa e extreme de pasear en- brazos los NJ
nos de teta v de nventar mil expedieutes, cua mas
ingenosos para distraeros acallaros cuando oraban
Esto naturamente, ganaba el corazon de sus
madres las predisponia en- favor SUI para que ana
diesen alg1n extraordnario su plao.
Demas de las asigna+uras diehas tenfa IA de canto,
por clya ase alegaba gunos reaejos vera cosa de
verse 81 enr .da en- la g esa los domngos la cabez
de los nozos del ugar, mas an de ORE, squera un
par de sos cantados por aquel coro cuyas ces do
minaba Ia descomuna1 del m ,estro.
Merced e5ta serie comtin ciones ingenios el
digno pedagogo pasaba muy regular por lo cual de-
cian ssls veenos POGO rzados con los trabajos
del espiritu que avda de tic Puntero era por demas
envidiable ha,ta cierto pinto o era porque gene
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-15
BrBLToTFcA DEL BoLETIN MERcANTlL.
ESTAeLGCtoa 5G22c

fuego ref4rfan istorias del genero de las de Mr. Ma
ther y de 70 as, la del Cabalero sin cabeza era Ia
mas de su guo. Por sup lesto, e su vez perdla a
br1u a hab ando'es de brujerfas de mlsca celestial
enaadoas de niedo c1ando tocaba e punto de las apa
riciones de los cometas de fuego de los aero
ltos yle que pasamos sin darnos cucnta de elo la mi
tad del tempo con Ia cabeza para abao los pies para
ariba. Pero nue caro- pgaba e. gusto de contar SINE
jantes patranas Porque, icaanas sucsdl5 Ia
volver su visiones por e camino. Y cuanta
no temblo al asre,to de agIn arbol que d.shcjado
cuisrto de nsve Sc le antoa fantasma dispaeso
rosr hasta zancajos. iY cusntas Sc lie erzo el
cabeno al DIR Ell ruido de props sadas Ia re-
da Entonces 81 que a1l clando e hub era Waldo Ia
salvac,n no baorfa vuelto cabeza, por darse de
narces con ua a ma en- ma Pues " caando una RAJ
aga de viehto fasaba por arbo arbrsos, ha-
ceado lgir volen 1anas scas2 Era el ca
ba ero de marras, que, rapido una htcha, ba y
vena de a seputura al ca npo de batal Laego ega-
ba el da los sobresa t3s Sc ban noche, DIS ss
be donde psra W yer con ella az nuevo
A pesar de TODD ESQ, hgbera sdo el pobre pas ante
e H. sino S. hubles pu en- medic del eami 70 dc
su vida ssr mil mis- groso para los no nores
cue sos dleades encantaeoies lays creo haDer
dicho IS: ina muer! M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-15
AVISOAL PUBLICO1

Sc desea enagenar por TN condueho,
y en- condolences benefciosas para ell
comprador, la participation 6 condomi-
MO que tiene. representada por dos un-
decimas parties de su valor total, en- las
fincas agrfco.as siguientes:
qe.Iw. En- Ia hacienda "Santa Elena ,
comprensiva de z67 cuerdas Fl csnta-
vos de otra, sean los hectareas, 2
areas y % centiareas, con sus edlficios,
maquinaria, siembras y demas de su
dotacion.
IU. En- la estancia "Monte Rey",
constante de 664 cuerIas 1 centavo de
otra, equivalen,es a 27o hectareas, 81
areas y 6, ceniareas.
3w. En- la es.aneia "Higuillar con
"a cuerdas 80 centavos, 6 IS hec.areas,
4o areas Y a. centiareas. ,cs - x:
m. En- otra estancia tambien en- ell
prop;o barrio de "Higuillar", con 100
cuerdas equivalentes a a hect areas, A
areas y p centiareas. soii.c so,a1
Todas esas fncas estan enclavadas
en- el dissrito municipal de Toa -baja la
hacienda, y las otras estancias en- el
Dorado y Toa-alta. siendo todos sus
terrenos de la mejor calidad y bien ST
tuados.
Para los informes que puedan desear-
Sc por los interesados, pueden acudir q
la casa n1mero S de la Gale de Nor
zagaray, esquina a la de la Luna, de
esta Capital. 2-3.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
URGED TO FIGHT DEVERT.
Tammany Hen Would Back Thomas
T. Smith for IXth Leadership.

Thomas 2 Smith. secretary Of Tamnany Hall
and prominent in the INth Assembly District. is
Icing urged by prominent Tammany men to ac-
Oe7t the leadership Of the INth District. and
make tn fight in the primaries next September
against William :. Devery and John {. Sheehan.
From present indications the fight viii be just
as fierce il q year ago 1t is said tnat
Frank J Goodwin. the present Tanmany leader
@ th4 district is ready to retire. and let Mr.
Smith make the fight. If he retires he will do
50 OF the promise Of Charles T. Murphy that
he viii be cared for as soon as Taininany re
tc-rs = power
Tne Tammany men Will MAKE hard hght 10
overthrow Deverv in the IXth next fall. Under
the old primary Law il possible 10 transfer
large number Of voters during the June en-
rolnlent. Devery transferred about six huhoreo
II this way. and this was sufficient 10 give him
the victory AT the polls in the following Sep
ieaaber Under the new law only those who are
row enrolled NAV take part in the primaries
snd fov this reason the Tammany men think
that Smith could win
Deve--- is likely 10 win his contest in the
Appellate Division for recognition by ram
many. but he will not be received back INTO 'hl 'he
FOLD for all that Murphy is determined TO rid
me organization Of him by fair or foul means
snd De-ery knows IL
The unAinching front Of the sheehan men
worries the Tammany people in the lhth DIS
trict Nr Sheehaa was second in the race ias'
September he is not likely 10 enter Ihe ~
1aries next fall At all. and. il he does not. -
Eoald be 4 hot fight between DeVery anu Silt
All the enrolled Sheehan men wouio De d. ~
erTy % help either Devcry or smith Inc II ieid'
q Smith say that ne would get nlote pa,-erI,
rotee tf,a- ,ro,,ld so 70 Devery. but the DeNerE
people say that Sheehans men. oust 10 pJe 0a-
Tsmnsany with the continued presence ~ - D
cry, would support Devery ana fe-ei0ON ''-''
eIeCT-fra
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

Charles Schmidt. jr to the Netherand Corpo-
ration. New-York: all liens.
Madson-ave, corner 116,h-st. 1O0XJ0. with all
title to strip 0.10 north; Lillian 2 Voll-
hart TO Henry Davis: mortgaSe. SllG.OD0.--
59thst. $ 3ji.3 fl OF Columbus ave. 35.SX
1903: Atlantic Realty Company City Real
Estate Company; mortgage. S15. coo -.--..------
34th st No 222 West. 6Jx9S.9, John G Noble
to William G ButIer. .......-.-.
20th-st No 1873 West. 22Gx92: Alfred { Marks
to William \ Hall: b and :; all liens .--...---.
1lSth-st, s. 201 it OF 9Th ave. ISxl0011;
Samuel G Stewart to Edgar Leaycraft: mort
gage. stJ'JOO
47th-st 5. $50 IT OF shave. 5Ox1O0.5: all
ST. runs W look a. to 16Ith-st. I5x
1O0x 25x look 50: all title: Home
ST. corner Hoe-st. p. .2xS2x2-IxI9.l = all Of;
Lawrence Mccain to Edward sMcCann: ali liens
21st-st. No l3j East. 2Ix9S.9: Louisa and
Georgiana Schuyler to Mary g Hoffman widow
Van Nest 10 Henry Is Anderson: mortgage.
0000
Gath st. : :. 225 = Of Central Park West, 2Jx
1908: Charles Schmidt. 1r. to the Netherlands
qIst-st No I51 West. iS-6X1G0 :. Samuel Stewart
10 Edgar Leaycraft mortgage. siJ.ut0.
6th-aVe . : extends fTom i3d i4th st. 2tN. ~
10 44th-st X go; Century Realty Company Of
New-Iersey to United States Realty and Con
struction Company of New Jersey; mortgage.
13stbost No 1872 west 30x9., IL: Phyllis + Rapp
10 Carl F Ording: mortgage $4,000 ----..-.
Riverside Drive 3+-S II "f 49th St >-+X
30 IL Irregular Henry Atwater and wife 70
Elizabeth " Aldrich: and s...........
4Gth-st = 1916 II y Of 5th-ave. l96Xlrp >.
Richard DelaheId and wife 10 Laura rareF'
- AN ana Tos 3o5 ana 7oT. : 20 2xs0: Harold
oS.t, e : 30 n Of 5th- .JxgS-9 Aa5 ef
( trerbach To Siias II FCrman- --.-.---.-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
TRACK ATHLETICS.
The Annual Spring Handicap Con. : Held
at Yale

New-Haven. Conn, April 6.-The Yale University
Track Athletic Association to-day held the annual
spring track handicap The meet was held
for new men whose athletic abilities had not been
tried out in previous competitions. There We're
only few veterans entered. The six contests were
follows:
t,ne hundred ward dash-Won by s Si:tphin 'ol q
feet). J. A. Morhead 6 fest. second. J. G Stevenson
feet1 third. Time. 9:1o
-Four hundred and forty yard run-Won by II. r Ed
ond: $ r Burnap ir. yards. third. Time. oa0s.
mile run--Non by w. J. Hail. T :. (scratrhb;
s Tvichel yardsi second: George Il. Symes,
No5 s yar6s,. third Time. 1o:os
Hammer throw-W0n by T. Shevln. 'o6 tscratchl with
f43 feet: NJ n Rergin C3n feet. second. with III
f. ir: g. H Bryant. G5 24 eet,. third. with ZIG feet
IIIr1ine high jumD-Won by {. " Iattimer, % q
inches, III F 'oi :. lscratctl
with 81. in; tie between ". J. Jack %,
ard H. G Alexander. 30 S; at = IT. sia in ,,
Pole vaut-Won by ". McLannahan 'C3 8. - irches),
10 IN: w Adriance. P. -; Il inches,. sec
ond with 10 IT. in: c. II. Banks '06 third. with 10
faa.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
WANTS DIVORCE IN FORCE AGAIN
Woman Who Had Decree Set Aside Year
Apo Saws II Was Because of Deceit.

Sarah Lockwood. who year ago had the Su-
preme Court in Brooklyn set aside decree or di-
yorce granted to her against her husband Fred
e-iok = Lockwood an architect. in 1855. yesterday
through her lawyer. asked Justice Marean, In
F2rooklyn 10 declare the decree In force again
The motion granted.
Mrs Lockwood alleges that in March. l'lZ' her
husband who had been living in Washington since
-, "a been divorced In 1885, was 1906 In arrears
,r aIimonv: that she had had him committed TO
tail and that he for her. and told her that ne
- never heen guilty of the offence for Whlch sne
tt.ired tho divorce and that II she would consent
20 i've with him would marry her again petore
. ciarg,,,uan and support both herself ana thelr
5o,,gbter >,e1I;e He assured her that there was
,oTbjnp IN the way of their rema rrase but she M df
',-as tta, after they had gone to Evanston III
70 i've and ne had put off the marriage Gohu, ; u
sie learned that he had a legal wife living IN
Soon after the latter began an acIloh
e. .anar ra ;ion from him, and Mrs LOCKWOOD 'Itn
left him in Evanston one soraa of divorce
;i,ad IN The action have the decree OF diNpI.e
set aside only by the false fraudulent ana 9 @
fllI representations' OF heT Husodiiu anu ii' F
jse TO marry her again
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

T,y George r Read & Froad- Stone st.
0S Irregular; > bk bldg: trustees sale.
fsv Parish Fisher Mooney & SEQ Ith ave 10 II
II nf 17th-s 1x13.5XlG 10x4 tx9 5x6 1X+9S to
avenue Y p 10: > story ten h T Barnes agt J j
FuckIev O. al: Harrison T. attys: Z II Poneroy ref:
nt 1,,a SIS asa Il taxes etr a..
Is1 n If 4xG x27x2s 1x1O&1 to avenue X
1 bk ten on rear; q n Byrd
a,t Tenamn al: Harrison < r. attys; e H
F,rrneroy ref So. 006: taxes. etc. $4,000.
By Ilgrahar & co: 1att ave 'dG Il
~ OF White Plains Road 503x1146: T VI Hedger agt
f NJ TIeiger ct all Edward Jacobs atty A 2 Fitch, jr.
ref: partition. o. :.
OFT Broorne- l1x7J 81 b ten h: II L Peck agt
] f Peck ct al: Lockwood & r. attys: Emil Godmark.
partition.
~ od-ave 6GxI03.3. leasehold. three st n; Q
" Dunlop agt l. V Mulry ct al; Wells * s attys; J NJ
Quinn ref amt $7.352 10; etc, siGoo; 1.Ti3
Iar-sve POLL Of t21st ST 2JX75 81 hk ten b:
Samuel Henry Eliza Burke ct all Kurzman & F.
attys; a Hendrick. ref; amt due, s232p 81; taxes.
etc 500. prior mortgage. so 600
12stl-st 19x15. dwg h: B Gurnee and another.
acting agt + II Garnsey AL { Otonor.
atty; F " Pollock ref due $50, 656 81; etc.
e-G
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

P J. Mcguire has sold to Robert Corr. three
lots on the east side of Webserave-, % feet north
of One-hundred- d-seventy y-sixth-st He has also
sold for William G. Bergen to Charles f Mehl-
tretter a two family house, on the east side or
(,linton-ave south of e-hundred-and-sevent
ninth-st.
Richard V Harnett & Co. have sold for ]. Ma
the broker
c. j. Wittenberg has sold William S Lalor
No 102 West Forty third-st.. three story and
basement dwelling house. on lot 19x1oo9 feet au-
Joining the southwest corner of StXth-aVe ~
The Reconstruction Company has sold 10 Dr
John + F3rdmann No So " est Fifty-second-st st. a
story and basement 6roWnstone irony .eo dSo
ing house on lot 2oxl00.o feet. for about S5oNU
q plot 5oxiOOS feet on the south side of Nineteth-
ST. $50 feet east of Amsterdam-ave r.o,,u NJ.
Louis I-ese has sold to Lissberger q Jacobs 4>oS-
6s and 6S Fest One-hundred- -ninth-st, two nVe
story single fathouses, on plot 34xlOo1l feet
William 1g ana pnTfbeast CORNER Of
Southern Bouleyagd tW9 ard three ss%ga wsrtWou
John J. Kavanagh has sold for Fannie Eckman
No 80 East Eighty-second-st. four story eh dWen-
ing house on 1Sx1022 feet, adjoining the north-
east corner of Madison-ave.
Abraham Schwab and W. j. FOeppel have resoid
No SS5 ParB-ave.. a five story brick hathouse' on
John Io J Kava9agh has sold for Margaret ED D. .1 Fit
patrick No. y East Eightiycsxth-st four story
William P Mangam has sold for the estate Of
Daniel Hennessy a plot, 5oX1o'1l on the norln fa
west of Park-ave. The buyer VIII lmprGEe. p I'. go
A Kessel has bought Nos S47 and $is FiTstaye
two four story fathouses on Pot tAo'' aoJ'iiii''s
George F johnson & Sons have sold to Mrs
Eva siebens No id % kGGs' IS3 'nree STORY
Elizabeth Fleedner has sold dwelling house on
q plot 65x22O feet the east side Of Hull-aVe:
running through to Perry-aVe, 800 feet nor'h OF
he her ROueVard
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
ATHLETES IN CHARGE OF BOYS CAMP,

More than ordinary interest is being taken In
Camp Tecumseh. a summer camp for boys, Wi1ch
will be under the personal direction of DR.. j. e
McCrackcn. Aleck Grant and Dr. George w. Orton
All three are athletes. DR.. McCracken gained
place on the All American team at guard and full-
back. He the intercollegiate hammer throw
championship twice. a Grant is at present the
American and Canadian and five mile cham
pit.i DR.. Orton has played association football
hockey and lacrosse. and a distance runner he
has won many contests. Since graduating from
college Dr. McCracken has had charge of Earl
Hall and the Young Mems Christian Association
Of Columbia University, while both Dr. Orton ana
Mr. Grant have been connected with two prom
inent schools The camp will be on an island In
Lake Winnepesau ukee. New-Hampshire For all IN
formation address George ". Orton, No. 3s25
Baltimore-aye Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States DIS
trict Court:
CLARA ARNEMANN. No 90 East One s hunasd rs and and
cipai creditors Jahury, $3.50. secured by Two ca
rel mortgages on petitioners household properly my
remainder OF creditors persons 10 Whon she Is
Of the notes made hy her huspal
Martin Arnemann 1872 The principal notes are hel
bv II { Pfaff. $3.50: Ernestine Mer tnlnh a61i'
Fink. address unkaoNr' %3tt-
petitioner's husband. Arnemann was the owner
Of TWO drug stores. Thirty eighth st and hisht aVe
and Forty Arst-et and Eigtll-ave- He led p'll'l u
in voluntary bankruptcy i'm September laoZ ana was
discharged on February 81 If the present year o,
MARY WELLS New-Ruchelle. Liabilities. Slim
assets $50 Tho principal creditors are Andrew Marty,
T-dUardE Lawrence County \. Y. S3t2t; alpert "
Fmory ne Kab Jerome Lawrence County pa" Mar
n sherman canton Lawrence COUNT; Stoi4;; s :. y
Lawrence County. s2o3- felill5hel -
on paper to the amount of Sl6l9
An petition filed yesterday against
MORRIS J. FIERMaN. manufactures OF ladies WI WIap :
n4rs az NJ - I.spenard The petonnE creditor IS
Harris Tow who claims is SfI2 due him. thar
II Sheriff. was appointed receiver with o'd
~ oCn The usual allegations # bankruptcy are made
add charge that the aIleReo oahhruPt
attempting to remove his property from his place o,
business by Of that fact, 1t Is no" IN the
hands Of the police -,.., ...o
rarv receiver Of business of George lando who hed
voluntary retition bankruptcy on SATURDAY las'.
The receivers bond is fixed at 500
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tho following discharges in bankruptcy were
Granted Yesterday in the United States District
Court:
ROBERT F ARTHURs No ds34 Jsg9mea'e oge ri Pson an
a,ed Eatr,,ary 1903 Liabilities. S2.S' hlnur WAS
tar,.r1,t In tba grocery business Newbure. y. y
JAMES ! ALEXA ANDER. No. 1.0ii bavidson-ave. re
+;,j eIed u1 10 1901 SSt3. AeNanoer was
formeriy in the irug business. and vas dschaPge9 from
bsrirr6tc- on a former petition Sel nber IL lSe'
FRANK Y AINSLIE. No. - Pine s. fetitlon nieo
~ 81. FL NJ NFRENZAIII. Johber in drygoods. No
IS stanton Petition filed october 81 1902 Liabilities
s34 ,,- y 1po.i
WILLIAM H LA FAu GIL. Poughkeepsie; ~ l. feu-
tion filed February I3. 1868 Liabilities, S2o5l.
IAMES 8 PORTER Middetown. y. Y. Petition hled
February l3. 1903. Ilal iities. 81. 1Hl- ,,,.,
(ITpI STI AZ S1III-t-k No 1000 TremontaNe. Fe1on
fl ID March II. Liabilities S'3L'-
= WOOD 4 son. general store. Roscoe. y y ret
lion 6led September Il. 1901 Liabilities s322'2
& E PHAN1 clothing. No. 24S East ono nun
-ed and fife enthst Petition filed January "a 1908
Liabilities $ G15. - r,.o -rh.
Bronx Petition filed November l3, 1902 Llaoliitles
Sf2.016. ... , ,,,r,r,-
Discharges also granted to JAMES H. MORRIS
RACHEL SINGER
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
LIST WITH GRAND JURY.
District attorney Moues Quickly on
DR.. Muers's CHARGES.

District Attorney Clarke Of Kings County yes
terday submitted the grand jury the list of al
legged poolrooms read by the Rev. Dr. Cortland
Myers from the pulpit of the Baptist Temple in
Brooklyn OF Sunday night. The clergyman will be
called to give to that body whatever evidence
he may have.
yesterday there letter there from DR.. Myers.
inclosing the list of alleged gambling houses and
aying to Mr. Clarke:
II call upon you to do your daty in this instance
and them closed at once. II IS such great
and bold crime that ii must receive your imme
diate attention
District Attorney Clarke Acknowledged the letter
and asked Dr. Myers to aid the office in its in
vestigations
The police say they will be much hampered in
their war against poolroOs by the recent decision
of Justice Gaynor limiting the rights OF the police
in investigating suspected places
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

T3crnste{n Isaac NJ and another te the Hol:and
Trust Company: eth-ave. - : eNtelos from
ij5I 70 1880 st: ] year; ~ ger cent
T,nssrtf,at charles ". 70 the Equitable LIE As
surance society. 1iist-st. :. ID II y % 90
80 An. January I. l9l3- IA per cent gold
T,eiac, peter (or DE Laceyi to Emisrant Indus
trial Savings Bank: i2d- st, IL $ 1871 II o1
Broad way. / year, per cent
Tho Provfdent Realty Company 10 the Hamilton
I{anL ~ New-York City. 1olst-st. n :, ~ II
OF Ilaxington-a mortgage. $5'oOo' l@Iiiano'
80, io6tb- 81 No 90 West: I year: per cent
ra~t sarah and husband to the Dollar savings
Rank. WendoV crave. : c corner washington
ave. wear: per cent .---.---.-. -
.15o-s1r Henry r. to the Lawyers Title n
" ,,~.rrH company. 5sth-st- :. li4 x " OF
Iaxineton-ave: year: per cent .-.-....----;
o.ISoAI- y4-Ifarl NJ TIE Title Guaranty ana
Trust company; 3ls'-st. No III East . years
r-,a - cfIss H. to the American Mortgage t,'Tn
many. aSth-si n 5. 20 II 2 OF 9tn-a'e' / year
nor cent -- 80 - 80
sarre 70 SAM: same property, prior mortgage
$40 coo. year. Is per cent - - -
c-r1a, Fanny TO the American Mortgage tc.i'-
-,-r.. >I,,ri=en-st No ;ifil: year. per cent
70 Ss 49, Ian . 10 the American MortSsge com
rs1y. los aiG u ri and 23i and - aihelIs.
man uroperty Camman7 estate year : Pr
r.t IN uarv + to the Bank for savings
sfthISt : i75 II 2 Of ID -aNe, year "a PEI
" So - iue January -. Ipl3. . per cent
-, tfsrr- q; 20 Elizabeth W Aidfichs MaHt
:, a. corner ti6th st: year = PEI ceat
60 ,,ra : to trustees ~ the New ! otk -
Nai,t to, iSrsrt isth-st. iS1t n Of "tA
ave-: : wears: per cent ------'- '----'''
New-York tribune., 1903-04-07
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

The City Real Estate Company took title yester-
cay to parcel 35Sxl0O5 feet on the north side Of
Fifty-ninth-st. 3e43 feet east of Colum5 is-ave.,
from the Atlantic Real Estate Company. The
stated considera tion was 81.
Amos F. Emo is the buyer Of No Is South VIII
iam-st. , -. -. :.
William Washer: who recently sold i his lease n. and
business Of the Hotel BuChtel. Akron, Ohio to
Goodwin brothers of Bay City. Mich. has pur-
chased the unexpred lease and furnishings OF the
Hotel Park View SXth-ave. and Forty second st.
the consideration being about SS5Oco- Mr.. Washer
will spend considerable money in making altera-
the brok