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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-12
Aug 10
AT THE COTTAGES.

ADAMS, Mr. and Mrs James-Brookline, Mass
Grant cottage. Miss Adams, James Adams
BACON, MIR and Mrs A-Bangor-Bacon cot
ta1e. Carlos Bacon.
BALDWIN Mrs Grace-Boston- Campbell cot
taqs. Master Baldwin, Boston.
BARTLETT, Mr. and w II Bartlett-Bang0r-
Bsileview. Madam Bartlett, Charles Bartlett
BsRsrow. Mrs A D-Back Bay. Boston-Bar
stotr cottage-Mrs Clark, Boston.
BoARpM w, MIR and Mrs James A-Bangor-
BOWEN, air and Mrs p Bowen-Newton Cen
ire, Waas-Fairvietc. Mrs X Whiting, Mas
ter Kidder Bowen.
NJ j Wizard, Orlando, New Mexico, Mrs L
Newbey, Spring Valley, N Y, Master Teddy
Clark. ,
EMERY, Prof Harry c, Yale-Crosby Lodge
Miss Emery, B own, Miss sally Crosby
Miss L X Crosby, Miss w Crosby, Topeka
Kan; John Crosby, MINNEAPOLIS.
FRErsE. Mrs A L-6angor-Crabtree Lodge.
GR.NT. Mr. and Mrs Geo H-Ellsworth-Juni-
per cottaqe-Miss Marie Grant
HALE. Mrs q M-Ellsworth-Phftttps cottage
Miss Hale.
LoRD, Misses Frances and Natalie-Winter
Park, Fla-ROselot cottage.
LORD, Prof and Mrs III G-Columola unlyer'
sity Y-Broadvfet1-Misses Lord anu iier-
Der and Tommy Lord.
MACCoY, Mrs w Alexander. Brvn Mawr, Pa
Mcfarland cottage. Misses MacCoy, W Lo-
MsssoS' Mr and Mrs John R-Bangor-Mason
cottage. william Mason.
NICUOIs j C-Boston-The Crdgs-Mr Mich
OILS. Mrs Patten. Nichols. Somerviile.
RIcKRR, Mr. and Mrs J-Bangor-Ma Maurice
RnR1NsoN. DR. and Mrs ID A-Bangor-Misses
Robinson, Master Robinson.
ROPES. Prof and Mrs H-Bangor-Jack
Ro .ea, Misses Ropes.
Ross Prof and Mrs A-Exeter, H=Camp
PhitIips-Dr and Mrs II Chase Exeter
prof f Ford, Mrs b Ford. Cambridge; n
p church, X Hoar, X Carpenter, Ihos
York, II U Ransom. -. s...,.
SLAUGHTER, Prof and Mrs Moses Stepheh-
Madison, Wis-Miss Elizabeth Slaughter.
SrEARNs, Mrs Ezra L-Bangor-Sedt Crest.
SrFrsOs Mrs and Mrs E-Bangor-Clarenc
Stetson, Misses Frances and Eo1tn liuin Rass.
srpTsoN Hon I k Bangor-Stetson- MISS
Ruth Stetson, Irving Stetson, Mrs Z Il HAM
lin. d ponror-N,sa
TusNER. Prof and Mrs J-Uoiversity OF
observation-disclosures of Prof Slaughter.
yosE. MIR and Mrs James G-Provldence, Il
The Rarnacte-Miss Vose, Misses ozark, Dan
cor Edward Stienback, Orange, !.
wsIxHR MT and Mrs Edward = Bangor -
Grssiv cottage. Miss Frances Walker. ~
wIsG Mrs Sarah L-Bangor-Chdtold' MIS-
W hitcomb Newell and Robert Newell:
wTswTII.. Judge and Mrs -Ellsworth-Hdm-
lin eottaoe-Dr Greene. Brunswick.
wonnwARp. Mr. and Mrs E-Bangor-HdSte-
mere Misses woodward. ~.
WoOp. Mr. and Mrs Il Wood-bahgor-has
ter Wood. 49,, vorL- c-o,,s,,sst
Miss Charlotte Brunette
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sURRY's CENTENNIAL.
VIII Celebrate Tooth Anniversary
Thursday Aug. 10.

Will Celebrate Tooth Anniversary
Thursday, Aug. Is.
Preparations are complete for celebra-
ton OF the Tooth anniversary Of the in
corporation OF the town Of Surry, to-
morrow, Thursday, August 10.
The various committees have labored
hard to make his one Of the most enjoy
able times Surry has ever had, aud success
has crowned their every effort.
The services of the Ellsworth Falls
band have been secured, and they will be
in attendance from early in the morning
until late in the evening.
In the morning the residents will be
routed out OF bed by the salute OF bells at
sunrise. At O'Clock the fun begins with
band concert. This will be followed by
ball game, minor sports, etc.
Dinner will be served at II 80.
In the afternoon the Lotus male quar-
tette, of Lewiston, will sing several selec-
tions; Rev. e. Bean, OF Bluehill, will give
an address; the band will play; paper
on the future of Surry will be read by
Rev. F. l.. Hayward, and there will be
speeches by former and present citizens.
There will also be suitable entertain
ment In the evening.
Following is the programme in the order
in which it will be given:
FORENOON.
Salute of bells at sunrise
90 Band concert
100 Ball game, minor sports. etc
IL 30 Dinner
AFTERNOON.
80 Band concert
Q 90 Music-America. band
Invocation. Rev Il Bean, Bluehill
Singing. Lotus male quartette, Lewiston
Address of welcome,
Rev J d McGraw, Surry
The Past of Surry,
DIR r L Grindle. Mt Desert
music .....'----............L ynch's band
Address Rev Adelbert l. Hudson
Singing. Lotus male quartette
The Future of Surry 80. Rev f l. Hayward
MUSIC. .-................L ynch's band
Speeches by former and present residents
of Surry
singing .-........ -.....-.....-.. Quartette
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SOUTH SURRY,

Five of J. Cunning hams boarders left
yesterday, but more are expected to fill
their places.
Miss Hattie Clark has been visiting
M ISIS Georgia Ellis at Jeremiah Youug's for
the past week. She returned home Sun
day.
The arrivals this week are U. s. Hodg-
Gins, wife and son, ut j. Cunningham's;
Mr.. Wilder, who returned to Boston
Monday; Mrs. Lulu Pond, Mrs. Grace
Burrill, Mrs. Bell Burrill and Mrs. Clara
Young, who came to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Rebecca Young; and Master Harry
Bellatty, of Ellsworth. v
Dat evening of the one hundredth an
niversary of the incorporation Of Surry,
Aug. 10, Mr.. Stewart will give the people
of this section OF the town an entertain
ment on his lawns at Seawillows, con-
sisting of fireworks and the reading Of a
new poem and other entertaining fea-
lures. Mr.. Stewart is always doing some
thing for the pleasure OF others, and his
neighbors appreciate his efforts.
heDecca, WIG OF Jeremlan y. 1ouDg,
died last Friday after long illness. Mrs.
Young will be much missed by Der friends
and neig hbors. She leaves husband and
six children. The children are Gerome, Of
Ellsworth, Arthur, of Dobb's Ferry, N.
Y, Mrs. Ruby Murphy, Of Harris, Colo,
Mrs. Bell Burrill, of Milo, Mrs. Lulu
Pond, Holden, and Mrs. Grace Burrill, of
Dedham, who was with her in her last
Illness, and cared for her.
Aug. IL. TRAMP.
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BUCKSPORT'S KNITTING MILL.
Walter j. Dreamer, of Penobscot, to
Extend His Business.

W. J. Dreamer, Manufactured OF yarn
goods, of Penobscot, will increase his bus
iness by establishing plant at Bucksport.
This change win take pace Aug, II
Mr.. Cresmer viii put in titteen machines
at first, and VIII increase this Humher TO
fifty as soon as the help can be taught TO
run the mschjues, which viii give pay
rolf OF 81, 900 per month.
Mr. Cres mer states that this increase In
his business is due to the constantly in
creasing demand for the goods he is man
ufscturiDg.
The establishing OF plant at Bucksport
will make no change in the business in
Penobscot, which will be run as usual
under Mr.. Cresmer's personal direction.
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Esgemogsin Local Union,

The Eggemoggin local union Z. E. will
meet with the Baptist church, South PEN
obscot, on the afternoon and evening OF
Aug. 20. Following is the
PROGRAMME.
afternoon.
200 Praise Service, Percy Mitchell, South Pc.
nobscot
2l5 Scripture reading and prayer. Rev X
Drew, South Penobscot
$50 Address of welcome, Flora Bowden, South
Penobscot
Response, Mrs Henry Smith. sedgwick
Singing
2i5 secretary's report
800 Roll call of societies
rs Topic for discussion-The relation of the
Individual Member to the c Society.
Rev l Buckingham. North Sedgwick
si5 Paper. DIR Mary r Cushman, Castiney
Singing
Basket supper
Euening.
100 Invocation
Praise service. John Staples, Brooklin
rs Scripture reading and prayer, Rev G e
Lockwood, Castine
$50 Singing by the choir
40 Address, Rev E Drew. sedgwick
Collection
Conservation service
Mizpah
The officers are: President, Arthur H.
Sargent; vice. president, John Staples
secretary and treasurer, Hattie s. Tapley.
Roll Of societies: Sedgwick, Sargent
vile, West Brooksville, Csstine, South
Penobscot, South BluehiH.
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COUNTY NEWS.
MARIAvILLE.

Mrs. Harvey Ash, OF Sullivan, was in
town on Sunday.
The new iron bridge is completed, and
is open to the pubic.
Il. w. Barnes, Of Boston, is in town,
the guest OF G.. A. Frost and wife.
Mrs. j. w. White. of Dorchester, Mass
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Carr,
and her sister, Mrs. George A. Frost.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-12
GRANGE FIELD DAY
At Bluehill Mineral Spring Mex,
TnaSHau AnnuSt

At Bluehill Mineral Spring Next
Tuesday, August IS.
The annual field meeting for Hancock
county, given under the auspices OF the
Maine State grange, will be held as in
former years at Bluehill mineral spring
on Tuesday, August IS.
Every body is cordially invited. Distin-
guished speakers will be present, among
them may be mentioned Worthy State
Master Gardner, Of Rockland, Hon. j. H..
Brigham, Washington, d. c., assistant
secretary of agriculture, and Hon. N. j.
Bachelor, lecturer Of national grange,
and governor of New Hampshire.
There will also be local speakers OF
prominence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-12
EAST SURRY.

Mrs. Allie Moon, who had been i'll for
several weeks, died at the home of her
father, Heman Treworgy, last night, aged
twenty-four years and one month. Be-
sides husband and parents, she leaves a
grandmother and three sisters. The
funeral services will be held Friday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-12
BORN.

BROOKS-At Ellsworth, Aug 4, to Mr. and Mrs
Brooks, daughter [0pheia q.
BOW DEN-At Penobscot, Aug Q, to Mr. and
Mrs George Bowden, a son.
HUTCH lNS-At Penobscot, Aug 8. to Mr. and
Mrs Raymond Hutchins, u daughter.
HoWARD-At Bluehill, Aug II, to MIR and Mrs
Arthur e Howard, a daughter.
lNGALLs-At Surry, Aug 2. to Mr. and Mrs
George ingalls,, a son.
RICH-At Trenton. Aug 5, to Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Rieh. y son.
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Palmer Notice.

TINE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
i has contracted with the city of Ellsworth,
for the support of the poor, during the ensuing
year, and has made ample provision for their
support. He therefore forbids all persons from
count rs without his written order he will pay
for no goods so furnished. HARRY 8. JONES.
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NORTH IAMOINE.

Members OF the Dunn family and their
families will hold their annual gathering
at the home of Mrs. l.. J. Bragdon on
next Tuesday, Aug. IS. Dinner will be
served In the grove. II stormy the 18th,
next fair day.
Aug. IL. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-12

kidneys themselves break down and waste
away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles most always result from
a arrangement of the kidneys and a cure is
obtained quickest by a proper treatment of
the kidneys. If you are feeling badly you
can make no mistake by talking Dr.. I<ihner's
Swanp-Root, tine great kidney, liver and
bladder remedy.
1t corrects inability to hold Urine and scald-
ing pain in passing it, and ovorcones that
unpleasant necessity of being compelled to
60 often during the day, and 10 get Up many
times during the night. The mid and the
extraordinary effect Of Swamp Root is soon
realized. Ii stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
. Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and sold
by all druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar
sized bottles. You may en-
have sample bottle of sz.;I7s1ys
this wonderful new dis @ Ii s#s,
covery and book that -tas.. l:lss.s:sIssl =
tells all about it, both Home of swamp-Root
sent free by mail. Address Dr. Kilrner & Co.
Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention
reading this generous offer in this paDer.
Don't make any mistake. but remember the
name. Swamp. Root, DIR. Kilmer's swamp Root,
and the address. Bingnamton. N. Y, on every
bottle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-12

1--WE. MANY sudden
deaths are caused by
it heart disease,
pneumonia, heart
failure or apoplexy
are often the result
of kidney disease. If
kidney trouble is al
lowed 10 advance the
kidney OILS 0 n e d
blood will attack the
vital organs or the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-12
MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.
SAILED

SAILED
Saturday, AugS
Sch Lulu w Eppes, Patten, Fall River, lum.
Der, Ellsworth Lumber Co
Sch VIM Eade, Bar Iiarbor, bricks, Fl B
Phillips.
Monday, Aug 10
Sch Yreka, Sagebath. Rondout, slaves and
heads, " hlcomb, daynes Il Co
esnesday Aug IL
Sch Hazel Dell. Coggins, Buehill
Sch Caressa, Harvey. Stonington, lumber,
Ellsworth Lumber Co
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SG6frtisfn.fnrs.
S.GGerttsfn.fnIs.
-~~>--~S- s~rN
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths

There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep.
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Embellishments.
Pale ''
U0men

duties orpleasuresof life. You need iror
and manganese, the greatest OF all blood
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-12
Must
Haze
Iron

'sAe, agreeable to the stomach, and
readily assimilated by the most delicate
system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-17
REALTY NOTES.

The buyer OF the building No. . East Thirty
dfth-st. which recently leased by the Reform
Club is real estate company represented by
George R. Read & Co. Herbert A. Sherman was
the broker
Pocher & Co. have leased for the estate OF Mat
thew Morgan to Charles l. Ewart No 2S4 Lexing-
ton-ave, q four story dwelling house. lot 25x
no feet. 80.
day to the hotel on plot 74lxs5 feet at the south
west corner OF Twenty-ninth-st and MadisOu-ave.,
To twenty-five East Twenty-ninth Street Company
for a stated consideration of $1,000. The property
is mortFaged for S375.C00
The Hudson Realty Company has rented FOR
a term OF FIVE years the third loft OF the building
in course Of erection at the northwest corner OF
Fifth-ave. and Twenty-frst-st. TO NJ. Fisher. Sons
q Co importers OF woolens. at No 935 Broad
way. s Seward Gould Of Ogden s. Clarkson. ne
gotiated the lease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-17

wahig ag Hutchinson Ct al: EurinE g. atsys: So d
Bensdfc 81 sol So taxes, etc SA-+d II
sold subject TO ntge. $1,000; adjogTred sine die 49,
-, - -.nlx snam & Co Is 90 - stth-st' > 90
r. Of 10 11xT5Ii00l IL Two story oH
rs; MiIIiken agt Jane La Grassa. indiV and a
adm er al. PnilbIn- & n attys, NJ STEIN rsl am
due S3T 7O4 6 Sill TO- So prior ntgs SIoVeo
to E VaIlens for Sl20OO0 ,s.. -,
as 6x12s A. story bk dwg Parish Inoiv and as exT
agt Parish al Z c Parish ATTY = - Aol4oe. lS-'
PARTITION: adjourned 20 December .
Carlisls-aye. 2 corner OddIelloNs
ave 95xl6O also Carlisle-avs. 25 q OF OcctelIoNs
ave 25xlOO 70 the plaintiff tor S1O0' also 200 5ls'-s
100 n Of Iith-aVs a5xiOO ek dws A. story Il
bldg on rear. NJ DAWN agt Cathartns snLn s6 a.. )
Biger atty; Plunkitt ref. taxes etc So4Ss ~ Par
titiou: TO Q SLurnPf for $40. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-17
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Taylor-st. west side. 125 feet north Of Columbus
ave- two story frame dwelling house. Sx50 feet;
Charles Knauf, owner; B. Ebing, architect; $4,000
Washington-ave., southeast corner Of One-hun-
seven hrst-st FIVE story brick tenement
house 25xS5.9: August Jacob. owner; julius Spind-
Ter, architect; $4,000
Park View Place east side, 135 feet south OF
e-hUndred-and-ninetie four two story
frame dwelling houses, Bx3S feet; James Cigars
Sons. owners and architects: 5000.
Railway west side, 800 feet north OF Powell
Place one story fEon shed, 2Gx2Ss feet Gas Engine
al Power Company owners; Albert E Davis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-17
TO ENLARGE PUBLISHERS BUILDING.

Plans have been filed for thirteen story annex
TO the fourteen story publishing building for which
plans were filed some months ago and which Is to
be erected for the Publishers and Printers Realty
Company. Of this city No $40 32S West Thirty
eghth-st The main building Is to be $50 feet front
and $50 feet deep and is estimated TO cost 81 O coo
The is 10 be 30 feet front and 9814 feet deep
and is TO be built in Thrty-seVenth-st. in the rear
Tubby & Bro. The cost or the annex is esti-
Il AZ Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-17
REPORTED LEASES.

Charles 2. ruross has leased one-haIf OF the Mer
.art,IA Building No. ~ West Fourteeuth-st. Tor
lang Brothers 10 Henry A Jackson. dealer IN
brtcbers' store fixtures; also the corner store and
basement of the new six story building on the
oe-1tt1ras+ corner Of Jane-St. and Creenwtch-ave-
For term Of years 70 John Henry simpson and the
- 80 basement Of the seven story lott building
g. 81 EuGson-st 10 the Bell Metal Furniture
S-or,Danv for q term OF years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-17
A $500. 600 ARATToIR.

Plans have been filed at the Bureau OF Buildings
Manhattan. for abattoir Of five stories. with
mezzanine story It is to be erected the north
west corner Of Eleventh-ave. and Thirty-ninth-st
PAW Of which Arthur Bloch IS president II Is ia
be s84 feet front and 1872 feet deep with facades
OF limestone brick copper. steel and cast iron.
Horgan & Slattery are the architects The cost is
placed al $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-17

Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
~ Sarah L Horn Plaintiff. against Louisa Bluxone
pursuance Of judgment fore
duly made and entered herein. dated
November 8 1903 Undersigned the referee IN said
Judgment named will seil public auction. the Elk
change Saesroou Number f6l Broadway in Borough
ceu1ber 1903 II o'clock noon. by Philip A. Snnyth.
Auctionesr premises directed By said judgment
god and therein described follows: All
OF land with the building
10 be erected thereon. situate. lying aQd being the
Twelfth Ward of the City Of New York. bounded and
described as foIlows; Beginning az point the
sIfheriv SIDE OF thirty-frs Street dis
by The intersection the southery side OF One
ana hirty-nrst with the eastery side
Avenue wtdcned; running thence southery, parallel
With Seventh Avenue nnety-ntne feet and
10 me csntre block between One hundred
hundred and thry-hrst Streets;
sastery along line Of the block sixteen
fen inches; thence no-hey and parallel with Seventh
nine feet the southerly SIDE OF
deS and thirty-nrst thence westerly along
The outherly SIDE OF One hundred and thyhrt Street
sixsrn feet the point place OF beginning
5einr part or premises conveyed 70 Ethelbert
Wilson, by Charles j. StebbAs. deed
Of conveyance bearing the 10th day Of April 1856
ara recorded In the once Register the City and
2sO E3enx the same premises known Number 40
West I8lst Street Borough Manhattan, IN TIE City Of
Dated New York December Sd 1905
GEORGE " ELLIS. Plaintiffs Attorney, i4i Broad
way. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-17
AUCTION. SALES TO-DAY.

ts yosspa Day: 2624 Tth-ave cas- T OF i4s,A-
81 40: 5 s.Ory Ok ten n; H9sA2Mltz ssS r y
5ne So 30i L. taxes. etc. $I3s - pTioF Mort
pbilJ suvfh. 81 4sth-st, s. 800 n " or tVtn-
80 5s~i6a s, 3 story u h: Enigrsnt IndlsIral
ssvvii---s rsnk al II Stefan 81 al; : y Cor
SAVINGS Sa Is rlffy ref: due. Sl& $40 Ia taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-17
Notice of Elections.

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY.
No Broadway
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DTPEC
tors OF the American Coal COMPANY Of ArIag.n,
county Maryland. viii De held al the Compauvs Of5rs ~
le Gty OF New York, on Thursday. the oath day OF
DsShoef LSO5, between the OF 70 and o7coctr
= n GEO ". BOWLBY. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-17
REAL ESTATE.
Reatty Company Bugs a Roc Of
Madison BUILDINGS.

Inc hudson Realty Company has bought from
Adolf Mandel No. 1858 to Lsn Madison-avs. five
4 story buildings. The plot has 4 frontage OF
4Vv-1 teet IN Madison-ave and seventy feet in the
suteL IL J. sachs was the broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

115th-.,. No West runs a. 1oz TX 81
:..H 100 hes IN aor Es KS5 $500 s6
S2 esss o5tsP { g MOTIF. WsiastsH
esi6st $ I55 :; y or ParE-avs 2xloo IL; Jacob
u GoIdstein and another 70 Mass Weiss mort no
is Easss' Noz ' lSs and 1888 West s7szioss
nsS9 R 81 so . Eo.,' io'
M9d:.5aTe gsr cor 2!'ef tsI so 3 AFF1 par
HortEaEs, s7o9OO and 80. g., :; ;;.i 100
2lha e Abraham and another mort 10
b, s-sss Ss'so0 sos + Of ilsth-st ioi4ii6:
Charles N Rosslshai Abraham Ku;h: mort so
7lst-st > 100 n Of counbqs-avs 25xlOe5: q. ooO
' ha a ss sR5 rs %. s5 S @6Tss H3ss
Green uief-st No $50 E 3 25xlOo: Alma L slater
Same Dr9Oerty BENJAMIN R Williamson guard II sss
Maalz9n-ays. corner 9sth5 st. = Izs5: P9tii2
,. PpF cSr Ct al no 2o4 Ne E7
0S % Robert s y Goelst and loo
ls5sst q e.: ,s q SsFFq I'll e eo9e. Nc
Adam: mortgage So 900 ,coc.soo %Oo
SOUS fdals Lssa 4 70 Emanuel Doctor; mortgages
49,. 60 sc 54s II " Of itf-avs 100 sxas IL
Charlie. N Rossnthal to Arthur silvsrrnan' tn
lsitS- s1' 10 100 West II May Ro.sHssgn
gage saS ' $1,000: -. 100
1875: Thomas J Brady TO the Mutual Sank. 10
mortgase $SS 500 - ~ sovfoo ~ Evr,a1 O
RHbin and another % Isaac Bensauit and an
sussam 70 David crssd rnOTtsaEss 81 zoo Nominal
eTth-st. No $50 West. t4xi0o II Drayron Bur-t-
executor 70 Catherine Schenk a6oO
s2d-st n r M2dson-ave. a5Xt97 6x
2n5xIS9 6: Ella Emmett 20 Lillian L swami:
2-a5 part. mortgages. $4,000 iO-s5 parts;
Q and. 700
fr7th-st : > go OF 5th-Evs. sex1o011;
Thereza Newdeck.- Abraham Ruth: merit
s2s-st > 200 q OF Nsdisou-ave. 2o5x1eT 9:
Ella Emmett 70 Virginia Butler; POS parts:
mortgage Io-S5 parts Of So. 600 and 100
Same property; same 20 Helen c Butler. AS
sane Ra'I prSpsrt9 sam. 70 Maxwell Butler: se5
Pro-pSct-svs E 5 zoos n % is3a-st T5xI25;
Ellen II Chisholm to John MccraJh: and. 100
I2ist-st No go West ITx1no II; Sonhia Michael
70 Codspeed Realty Improvements Company
mortgage SIS 600 . ana 100
i0sth-st N-s 81 and 81 East. sON5a II. David
Harris Resented: ST. Nominal
sd-ave No t9S 25xiOO. John A Muller %
Mathflda Muller; y part No1attel
a5fh-st n g. 2a3 " OF Central Park West Tx
EaEe xf4 200 ..-....--. Nominal
KinE-st No "a $ 2axIoov25 t1vioe, Lsopold
Schroeder al 70 Louis Ricardo: mortgage. 90
rs-inrtor-svs No o7a a 1sxsa. Mar<ares
Moran 70 Pail Smith; uortSAsa sa9.ooV' 90
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Bv Parish Fisher Mooney CO: as l22a-st 2sIii
cochran aEt c A stein ct Al Carter u ATTY 90 D
lss -. asfsnaant tor 81 600, sT1 135thst
Sas :, ef 81 Ann's-aVs 251iOo. story ek ten b
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40 west 1slst Street.

.-,v4r,at. amount OF the lien charge TO satisfy
,nS re above described property 70 De sold Is $l-
SiiS ,ferest thereon from November 9Th 1903.
Oss'nl ST. +be costs and allowances amounting 10
StE interest S121tl. thereof from November
sS<As or the sale
otn lDo amount taxes, assessments and Crotoa
~ other be allowed 10 the purchaser
re purchase money paid ~ the Referee "a
Ssls24 JACOB E. sALoMoN. Rsferss
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s-,sr- total esse00 bush ccmnared with Co. 600
Beh CioaTances $1,000 brsa TIE &c winter sod
Dacc-nher. DuiGih reported
= eSpor Tie se@baa=d reported - loads. winter
.seat ccTnpl14rts are
FTtv Carios were usto ilwsr. apparent
= couIinuTd seller q aalv in a moderate
Corn advance ssC. ans thefe Increase n
- trade The seaboard reported forty oalL Nav sid
sale. There were only - AMI only i35 estimated
to-rrcrfuE Tire sIEDl figures altceethcr q
matter q had weather The makes the
GO 0ee bush under CuSses higher
Increase In TIE speculation he a HEIR
-,-f.e cash &c higher
FuturCs closed Nsi AZ Nav
Sc sellers guly -. kecoipo orIy s. cars; to-
suaa-c. lls ofc-l1-s sruall Eastern
demand small hut standard eo-4mandsss small
premium over Ircer1ci. Any Increase n the
- efTr~- 81 helping prices The
W. 800 600 5ush. compared ia 600 COO bugh last
yeac
gore were slrdelsoe reoepts - hogs provisions
sc-ac decline FOX lost l-afflJc. and lard
El0c There c. 90 hogs here UIth prices fO(if5e
lover Gne there wee 10 600 - West compared
90 last vear FaeRers wee selling and ribs:
s5s-r rsre HuytnE pors-