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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-17
MERRY RAILROAD WAR.
Frisco Road and Town Of Winfield at
Loggerhead.

Winfield citizens are leading the
Frisco railroad managers a merry
chase. Last Friday night the rail
road built switch. block long. on
a street, which the citizens had OBJ
jectedand without the granting Of the
necessary ordinance from the city
council Fourteen freight cars heavi-
ly loaded we're placed on the newly
built track. to block the citizens from
removing it The citizens not to be
outdone. procured a traction engine
Saturday evening and pushed the
cars back on the main track The
rails and ties Of the newly laid track
were quickly removed by the lrate
citizens and distributed over the city.
The Frisco asserts that their action
was due 20 the desire to shut out an
other railroad which desired the
street where they placed the side
track, while the citizens demand that
the railroad secure the proper con,
.cession from the council before any
such action is taken again.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-17
Startling Evidence.

Fresh testimony in great quantity is
constantly coming in, declaring DR.
Kings New Discovery for consumption
Coughs and Colds TO be unequaled-
recent expression from r J. McFar-
land. Bentorville, Va, serves as ex-
ample. He writes: Il had Bronchitis
for three years and doctored all the
time without being benefited. Then
began taking DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry and a few bottles wholly cured
me" Equally effective IN curing all
Lung and Throat troubles, Consump-
tion, Pneumonia and Grip. Guaran-
teed by F B Lille and Co., druggists
Trial bottles free, regular sizes SOC
and 81 90.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-17
eEr RIcA ouIck scHgME.
Oklahoma Dalryand Supply Company
Fishing for Suckers.

a concern which styles itself the
OKLAHOMA Dairy Supply company, ac-
rording to Secretary of Agriculture
-S.B Thoburn. with headquarters at
alva is fishing for suckers with a
Eessich-quick scheme which, If not a
new one, Is nevertheless calculated to
Qakch the unsophisticated. The pro
mOters of the scheme are perhaps too
shrewd to use the mails in working
shesr graft. SO Il is probable that they
ain escape the surveillance of the
coastal authorities Their scheme Is
70 ser recipe for making butter from
All the milk. so sAat the weight of the
butter viii equal the weight of the
snilk In as much as the average but
ser maker secures a large percentage
~ the butter fat contained in the
mRk, tne scheme is too transparent
10 receive q moments consideration
Erom any honest and we'll Informed
sEalryman In calling attention to the
fraudulent purpose OF this concern.
Secretary Thoburn OF the territorial
beard Of agriculture. said today:
~This is probably the same old
Blnrk pepBin frand that has been
~sTkea or on farmers in the states at
various times for several years past.
This so-calied dairy supply company
y win be observed. stipulates that the
Ascending purchaser must visit its of
sera pRa be personally convinced, The
utgzSunt OF butter in any given guam
fEfy of milk is determined entirely by
ssau aan0uni Of fat contained and not
az Elle use OF any compound that will
have the effect of coagulating the
gazein so that the butter fat can not
he separated from IL.
oklahoma has neither q dairy law
Ut poor fool law. hut in this instance
zhe statute OF frauds should apply
VITA proper effort on the part Of 10
cal officers in Woods county, the so
Gales sdsiry supply CRATER will soon
l1e hunting for greener pastures. One
e.bmg Is certain 1.-The vast majority
OF oklahoma farmers are too intelli
gent aud honest to bite at such bait
n is surprising however that any
reputable business institution should
allow ts name 10 be used as reference
oy sach sSindle
-Olaahomas dairy industry need
promoting but il does not need this
an ytlnular brand OF promoters This
so0ner they are induced to migrate
fhe better lor an concerned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-17

Owing to the failure of all the
counties Of the territory to report on
valuations Of property, the board Of
equalization of the territory was un-
able to complete its task Adjourn
ment was taken until June %. Seven
teen counties have reported showing
an excess in property valuations over
that Of a year ago of about s5OO0.OOO.
A notarsal commission was issued
today to t. M. Custom of Augusta
Woods county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-17
chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and

chamberiain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.
The uniform success of this remedy
has made it the most popular prepsra-
ton In use for bowel complaints. 1t
is everywhere recognized as the one
remedy that can always be depended
upon and that is pleasant to take II
is especially valuable for summer dl-
arrhoea In children and is undoubtedl.
the means of saving tho lives of a
great many children each year For
sale by the Eagle drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-17

The laborers employed on the street
paving who struck yesterday morning
for higher wages. have returned 10
work and all is quiet "along the Po-
tomac." The men demanded 81 90
per day for their services. A salts
factory agreement was made between
the contractor and the men The
work Of laying the brick is progress
ing rapidly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-17

Living at an out Of the way place.
remote from civilization, a family is
often driven to desperation in case Of
accident, resulting in Burns. Cuts,
Wounds, Ulcers. etc. Lay in a supply
of Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's the
best on earth, Csc. at F. E. Lille and
Co.'S drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-17

"Messrs John E. Sullivan and
Harry Penick. to the city of Guthrie
for plain drunks, $40 Dr. were the
findings Of the police court this morn
ing. The prisoners we're given an
opportunity to break a few loads Of
stone on The city rock pile.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-17
gTlmt ThrobbIna Headaehs.

Would quickly leave YOU, If you
used Dr, Kings New Life pills Thon-
aauds OF sufferers have proved their
natchless merit for Sick and Nervous
4Headaches. They make pure blood
and build up your health. Only rs
cents. money back II not cured SOLD
~ +. b. Lille and Co druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-17
DR.. R. HOmrighOns,

Room 4 over Bank Ophthalmologist,
Of lad Ter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-17
SUCCEEDS GARFIELD.
fBy Associated Press.1

Washington, D. c., June H. -
Henry F. Greene. lawyer of Duluth
has been appointed civil service com
missioner TO succeed Garfield
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Bicycle riding on ne side walks
must cease, is the edict Of Chief Of
Police Reynolds Several special Of
fcers are looking up such offenders
and numerous arrests will follow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-17
chautauqua Assembly, klngtSher, OK.
lime 2o2R, 1908.

For the above occasion We win sell
rOaud trip tickets to Kinghsher at rate
az 81 ~. Tickets win be on sale
.Iune 2O-2s inclusive. with Anal return
limit Of June 20. Continuous passage
IN both directions.
A. J. cerSlns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-17
the SAFEST WAY.

Is the best The modern bank check
has superseded cash in the settle.
ment Of accounts
This eliminates all chances Of err
rors and disputes Also danser Of
loss.
Deposit the income from All sources
with
THE GUTHRIE NATIONAL BANK.
It will be absolutely safe in the
ire and burglar-proof vaults. Draw
on the balance when funds are re-
Quired. Transact all business through
the bank Much time and trouble
win be- saved.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-17
LOCAL POINTS.

At a meeting Of the executive com
mittee Of the Oklahoma Bar associa-
tion held in this city it was decided
that the next meeting Of the associa-
tion will be held in Guthrie, Jan. 3
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
REALTY NOTES.

L. Tanenbaum. Strauss & 60 nave Ieaeeu - I n ~
lowing buildings: For the estate OF 1ohi K OHI-'
The entire building No. 142 TO 147 Frankhn-st Ior
a long term of years, 10 the Cans Savage coiA
pany: for Charles C Doscher, the entire ouiloihs'
No zs and 81 Marion-st also a long term OF years
and for Randolph Guggenheimer, the store, pase-
ment and s1Ib-basernent, Nos 72l ana 'ZS broao-
way to Denzer. Goodhart & Scheuer' ioI O. i"e
term Of years. -,
Mechanics and Traders Bank nave leaseo NJ
$50 Broadway southeast corner Of Forty-slxth-sI'
for SIX years, at a graduated rental from s5lo 10
$500 from Julia p. Outcalt
Andrew Johnson has leased to a big cigar COM
pany Nos 2s2 and 26s West One-hundreo ana s.
Ty-ffth-st.. old buildings on plot 5o4zoIto
running through One hundred -ailo- "eI.ts .,
fourfh-st for q term OF twenty years, WIN piiNI-
lege OF renewals, At annual rental or sl]svv' !,
Whfthouse & Porter were the brokers IN the saic
FOR Frederick @. Beach of No 81 East foris-lii'"
81 y r. Dick is said TO be the buyer, -
p Phillips White and j Lawrence fhlpps yes
terday formed copartnership under the III IaIilo
OF White & Phipps, with offices at No 2 WesI
Thirty-rinth-st., conduct a general real estate
and brokerage business. - .oo,,
The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company TOOK
title YESTERDAY TO No IS William-st.. gore strip
6xsee feet northeast corner of Exchange place. ior
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
european l,ropeftn for sals.
ENGLAND, LONDON.

r order If the Directors OF Theatre LIMITED
THE IYCEUM THEATRE. STRAND An excsTn1iESy aI9
valuable and highly important FREEEoLD @ iy
srs,e Immediately fac{g the junction OF the county
Conciis new thoroughffre the Strand occupying
most prominent postof with commanding Itoiase
aboI AGO feet to wellington Street Burleigh Steet ana
Exeter Street entrance from the strand embrae S
s1g total superrclst OF half an acre Inc
property comprises the world renowned LYGE1M dfs
TF so long with Sir Henry irving greatest
triumphs furnished and htted throushout 10 %.
eefher with shops ard business premises known az
sSas a. "a 90 3s "a EXETER STREET and No. II
IUFI IJSGTON STREET, the whole OF which are now
,ro5Tcine considerable rental. II is undoubtedly one
~ The most and choicest sites 70 be N
london admirably suitable for the erection or hatlns
ediace or large public institution Possession VIII De
tbe sdjupcts upon the coinpieIion Vl
~ ~. nnrchase Messrs FAREBROTHER. ELLIS. EiEH-
TOH BREACH. GALSwoRTHY G. CO fin conjgnGaol e1rGae
,s,b ,5essTs Glasier & Sonsl Will SELL by AUCTION
st The Mart Tokenhouse Yard London. f. G. on Thurs
a. 9srs knrfI 1903 at o'clock. IN lot. the above
UNIQUE FREEHOLD PROPERTY ,uniess IN the mean
tire an acceptable offer is receiveo, -. -. 49,.
Particulars plans ETC. may be NAG 2, SasssiT
astIYfST NORRIS, CRISP CO. soiicitors ~
sslomSrton Avenue z C; witham. Roskel
Mnnstar & Weld Solicitors. /, Grays Inn Square w c.
=, Messrs Glaster Sons Land Agents and Auooneers
2 St JanesE Street s W. and With orders to Viem Q,
Mess:s. FAREBRorHFR.. ELLIS e. So" 49, 'ies'
Street London. t. c.. England
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28

l. Phillips & l53 and 155 Cherryst s. i 20 10
Of Msrket-st, 40x6o story b ten MS pm,
mtge s1c365 48 ia Edridge-st. 1of1l # o 81
Broome-st xS76 story h; prior tge SlS III -
American Mortgage Company aet Friedman et a. @
e. s attys: HorWitz ann due, S21oi nO ldhe''
etc S45I i9. adjourned 10 March g M, q, r.. . .e
r., BRYAN /, Kennedy: 6Sth- st. 2o6'S Y OF
Columbus lSaxI00.5 story dws h; Nc
CuIough ast o Arbogast al; Stetson & T. alt.s
n Perham. ref: amt due, SO 6Oi o. taxes etC'
So 56s 10 the plaintiff s2a 200 81 6sthEst
Of Columbus 1S.9NlOo D. storS D avs
with story extension; same ast = NJ a maFun e
same attys and ref: amt die s-l''4o 90 ' "
So 526 "a TO the plaintiff for S24 500 as =. - 80
BY Philip Snyth: 10 1S6th-st s i4l IL rros os
IenoS-aye f7xap IL s story dwg h; Sheering ArrlS
agt Friedlander al: Roosevelt atty ID 5exins'
ref; mt Slsl 81: '"iinofaM''
BY Samuel I5oldsticker: $50 ConyeI1t-aHe W CO. Iy
14sth-sf 1s11x15 story dNs h X s ~
~ Brown ct al; y Levy atty: L II Ward, ref amt que
ss 2l a. taxes etc subject TO mtge for
500 NnN; the plaintiff for So So
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
REAL ESTATE.
-Four Recent Sales an One WaNst.
Block.

Property in a wsll-st. block valued than
81 .25o,oo0 has been sold this week by Holdridge,
Dennis g. Preston. This firm closed yesterday its
fourth sale of property this week i'm the Wall-st
block between William and Pearl SITS. by the sale
of Nc. 20 Wastl 25.5x100. and No 16l Peerlst., -
feet front and "a feet deep The plot contains 4s0
square feet. and adjons the Seamen's Bank for
Savings both Wall and Pearl sts. The firm sold
This property in conjunction with John F. Doyle q
Sons 80 an investor Earlier the week the firm
sold Nos. So and o. Pine-st.. plot 44SNs5 feet
for the Schermerhorn estate, in conjunction with
/. J. Carpenter. also Nos 5S. 90 and e. Wail-st.,
running through TO Pine-St.. 10 the lnterIatlo lonai
Ranking Company. containing 5ic lots. at 3bout
so square, foot. which is considered low lrice:
The propertyNo NaII-st.. in this block. 41S feet
front. contaLninS ga lots sold few months ago
for 81 zoe alo. which Is $3.50 a square foot,
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

''in-st. No - Mes -oAiVV $4,000
wronlow Charles Goldstein; mortgage
S4Sp00
Same property: Charles Goldstein TO Max Conen !
and another: mortgage. S54o -
Broadway, 81 # of Longacre square, runs
W go eth Y n 80 10 8 > I<ohs
Square 20 to Broadway X %. -, pls Hf sa%
perpetual underground easement ana right 0t Wy
for Rapid Transit Company: subway f'e6i'S 20 nor
Company city Of New-Y York. ''0''
l0G. Leopold NJ Rothman Percivai G ket- IN,
terer: mortgage. S22,G0G- ~
willism-st No 35, s, at Ii Exchange rdace' pioe'
William-st. S, 409 # n OF t-Xcnanse a.
runs W y G S96, gore: Wall Stree!t EA
change Buildng association 10 Aa.i'i. 1oocot
s,tfg ak F. OF 5th- ave 6oxss George
Hucz. jr. Henry Braker' mortgage
,,s9b gV' 81 f. W Of Park-ave 37.6x1oo11:
Mary A Sonntag Bernard Weinstein ana an tnf
other
Mount slope Place 100 it Of MoITisaSf rt
25x125: Francisco Mazzetti TO Martha MazzeE zS,t
I06th-st, Nos and 81 West, 50N10oll: II WINS
James o Kate Du BOs- ;:ra,I
Lewisst Nos IS and Il. zoe TT n OF STane freet
80: Fanny Jacobowitz to Samuel l|e'ihs0h'
s,nf Io 81 Vest 25xioo5: ADRIAN II Larkn ~
TO the Greenwood Cemetery o. "'
75th-st II : i1o11 of Avenue A, 2oHlD-,-'
Anna NJ Kenny al to German lmmanuel bap- on
1sfbs sisI No ee and 6s west 35 4xloo.5: Holland
Realtv Company Sadie S Dearborn mort 1n
71ss - No "a West ia. .6xlo2.2; Lucie E Nc ~
Tntyre TO John F Thomson: mortsase SZss;;VS, g.
Couverneur-st, cor Madlscn-sI
6e4: Lena MliIer ad 10 MOTIFS - ...-. also
a4th-st n : I25 # e Of West End-aye 2pASS.'N
1,4+bsf No II West -. .6Nlo0.ll; Louise l3anneh-
berg TO Charles Lowenfeld mortgage: ,; $500 On;
broadway No 1.a5o. e cor 46thsI -oo-e.
ralt TO Mechanics and Traders Bank, years. . sn
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

1,., 1ereniab to Farmers Loan and Trust
company. I24th-st. No IDS West . years. * s1
NJ PER Ro,e eeI5 Rate widow, to Ttle Insurance Com
panv 106th-st No 81 West prior mortgage .
yesGs s: ~ sts per GS Widow, to Title Insurance Com
pany 106tf-st. No 60 West; prior mortgage ,
csgs gssFs Marp & per p 'en' 10 Dollar savings Bank 9TH
ave- \ s. part lot COS. map Wakefield year
Stern per Jnlins to Franklin savings Bank. 4Sdst
No 4as West; years, per cent 1 1,-,,st
Company. Park-aye, W corner 6oth-st' . years 4
Kreeb John Title Gqarantee and I F5gst I% 2ior
mortgage due May l. 1904 per cent -r
Company. No 226 West 40th-st. . years per
schei Maurice to Title Insurance COMPANY; @4th
Green Morris. to Jacob shire. suffok-stsa w
900 II of Grend-st; prior mortgage s-''ooV'
cue ara MaTea i T TO- Union Dime Savings Insttu
tion 25thest $ SIS fit Of 9Th ave; due May On
VIII dSV9; Rosa per widow to Bowery Savings Bank
Joratio-st s IS # Of Washington So que
Febr1iary u. 1905. per -
pany 45th-st, No 1o4 West; due February % .
e5.on l@I5 per Io61 6iJ F to title guarantees and
COMPANY T1st-st, No 33 West B years per q
,,Geabe-ger Gen{ iosephine to Title Guarantee and
Trust Company. st. No 3l9 East years ,
Per gen' Morris l. to Theodore L Hermann.
fIouverneIr-st. corner Madson-st; prior
mortgage; instalment due March 1907, per
Pbejns Annie b. to Union Dime Savings Institu-
ton 6th-ave No So: due May l. 1905 Az per
DAWSON, Asa f. to Metropolitan Life Insurance
COMPANY 72d-st. 20 # " Of Coiumous-aVe' %
Fsroadv-ev Construction Company to Henry Corn, -
5th-ave, No 81 to 81 year o PER per- en- f,.r,,
S 's1osbeT i61st-st n : 400 6 # of Am
sterdam-aye; due February l. 1906. per cent
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
PLANS FOR J. P. MoReANs LIBRARY.

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau of buiid
ings for 1wo story library 10 be built at the
iorheast corner of Madisoa-ave. and Thirty-slNth-
~ III the rear OF the homo OF J. Pieroont Morgdl
The huding will he of marble and its shape thaC
~ = IT. with a frontage of 1852 feet in Thirty
siDrh.s1 the central section being T35 feet deep
The Two wings will be about 30 feet J. Fle1po1l
MORGAN is Tho owner Nfchim. Mead q W fnte are
The architects The approximate cost is SSVoVV' It
rXss reporred in The Tribune some months ago tfd'
Nr Morgan had bought the property to be I'M
showed as a site for a private library bulldlng'
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
rur RRoNx BUILDING PLANS.

Psrl-a1e. east side. 1s2 feet south of one-hun-
dred -and-eighty -third-st-. four two story Iahle
dwelling houses 1Sx4s feet each; william hoosso'
onner. J !. Ereeland. architect Sl4.v"
Wnlow-ave northwest corner Of one-hunoreo-
ard-tbirtv-hfth-st six story brick warehouse Ielx
s0 feet Good Manufacturing Company, o~nef'
l.b.nr.ell & I3nsn-orth architects; $500.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
TWO APARTMENT HoOsEs SOLD.

James Kyle & Sons have sold for Mrs NJ Grace
Richardson the five story steam heated apartment
house No. I46 West One-hundred-and-hfth-st zaA
aoxlaa feet. The same firm has also sold for MISS
Catherine A Stevens the five story steam heated
snarrrneat house No las West observation-disclosures
4fth-st. 25xe0yl0o feet II has also sold for MISS
ida Kantrovitz the three story and basement PIT
vate dwelling house. No 5@a teN'nGtoh-aNer 1o'oN
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
PLANS FOR NEW BAPTIST CHURCH.

Plans for the church building TO be erected Tor
the German Emanuel Baptist Church, on the prem
ises No 4l3 East Seventy-hfth-st nave oeen COM %
-1..as -, E,darin c, Georgia, the architect The
church took title yesterday 20 the property the
size of which is 25x1o22 feet, for 5000 The new
house of worship will have a seating capacly OF
Eno ~ frI cost bout 10000. 1t will be built OF
brick limestone and brownstone The interior "ork rs
win he Of oak The present home OF the churca IL
f~ e-..S- EF,~fie hist
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Fayara- st No 30. for a six story brick tenement
5onsa Ok 1y70s. estate of Edward Ludlam
Owner; " A Boring, architect -
and basement brick stable 90 6x52; Goerlitz
owner and ARCHITECT: 100 f t1yo story and
" beseTnent brick store lo0x96X11o; NJ Ridley.
owner; " II c Homum. architect i;,
a1s+s sf No 342 East. for a three STORY urlCA
dwelling house with store. 16.4XSS.9: J
Oherle owner: c F Winkelman. archlt tect--
oetb 81 and Madison-aye. n corner, Tor a TWO
storv brick library building. 1l5 2XIo. 5Xi96;
p Morgan owner; McKim. Mead * Nhlte
architects '-''---'
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
Bronklnn ilrpuertn for 5ale.

,EFoRF, hlying loan real estate have II
X ennraised by appraiser; twenty years expert
Tarooklvo and specially; nominal lee
ToEI p DOUGHTY, 150 Broadway Manhattan
uro family house brown stone; up to
date hardy trim; u rooms beths cash SooV:
e 600. Nos i212-1. .216. Sterling Place. asphalt
ttreet near Albany-avei open
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
ALBERT FLAKE a SELLER.

The Century Realty Company has bought a lot
s5xsO feet at the north corner Of Riverside Drive
and Ninefy-second-st. from Albert Flake IL Is
nsrt Of the old Chisholm estate MY flahe H.
tended to erect a dwelling house for his own ocGu-
Yancv on the premises, but decided later 10 hNe
further downtown
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
NEW REALTY COMPANY.

Albany Feb 27.-The Western New-York Realty
Company, OF New-York City. was incorporated to-
day, &c deal ia and develop real property. The
capital is $4,000 and the directors are Daniel g
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
REPORTED cHANLER LEASE DENIED.

report printed yesterday thal 'he 'i %
four story buildings at the southeast corner OF
F7ifth-aye and Thirty-fourth-st. had been LEASED
bv : syndicate Of spectators from the ChanIer
estate though no contract had been slsheo- Inc
reTort was denied.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
rorutrp flroperrn for Sale,

HGHIANDs OF NAvEsINK n J.LEghty m, minutes mute
IA 49, Ney1 York by Hook boats or train; mod
IL from every convenience; 15G feet eleva
,dr Sood drives IL less owner going ABROAD
1Vi % So 80 terms INQUIRE GEO r. READ 90 Cedar
S,r.eS or Madison Avenue, New York or F. PANNACi
SeabrigIt, ". j.
aTADISoN. n. J.-Artistc new evening. ~ roolns
-, ssss windows plot lo5 by l55 feet; best Iocatio
easv terms Photograph. J. D. CONDlCT "a
Pine-st NeW-York.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
Countrp 1]ropertn for Sale or 90 fs

IT HUBBARD's AGENcY, 322 Main Main 81 81 stamtora n1
Eo nil from New fork.-Ltarge assort-
@ ~ modern cottages for sale or 10 le furhlsheu OF
.-1i.led in finest shore and village locations
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
Rrdl Gstu1c.
(Frorn York Herald. February 25 1900
"CHURCH LOSES HOME,
HEIRS CLAIM LAND
Congregation Must Now Move ano
May Not Even Retain Its Ed1fice.

[St. Edmund's Episcopal Church, in the
Bronx. has lost its property through detectiNe
land title. This title it has held to for some
years, endeavoring meanwhile to perfect H. put
its trustees have decided to give up the stfus-
gle Present prospects are that the consresa-
ton will have to walk out penniless.
Forty years ago Lewis G. Morris sold TO Two
brothers. the Messrs. Sullivan, four lots at Nor
ris Avenue and 1IIth Street. The deed was re-
corded at White Plains. but the brothers never
called for it. Taxes unpaid and some
years afterward Mr.. Morris re-purchased the
lots at a tax sale. He then sold the property
on a tax lease for 500 years to ST. James yes
try Fordham which took title for St Edmuno g.
the latter not being incorporated. ,
Some months ago efforts were maze 10 Hllu
the heirs of the Sullivan brothers, and agltatoh
of the subject brought to light sixteen VINO en-
tered complaints and brought suits
If this company had insured the title
FIRsT-it would have conducted, at its
own expense. the costly litigation involved.
SECoND-It would if defeated, have
made good the loss of the property to the
insured
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

and Emory H. Ferris. jr.. of New-h OF
City. and Theophilus Parsons. of Hampstead
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