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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-14
w. H. Warburton, Independ.
ence, President of Corn
Growers Association
KANSAS BEEF EXPERTS ADDRESS
John eoslin Give. Iowa Farmers Some
Good Advise Relating to the Pro-
duotion of Good Bethany Feed
BIindIy, Knowing Nothing of the
Final Market Requirements.
Special to Times Republicans

| special to Times-RepublicaL
Ames Jan. 14-At last nights meet
ing of the Iowa Corn Growers Assoc
citation the following officers We're
elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent w. II. Warburton of Indepen-
dence; secretary, d. l.. Pascal. OF De-
Witt; treasurer Asa Turner. of Max
well; district vice presidents. first
district. w. p. Dawson: second dis
trict. a. NJ. Avery, Mason City, third
district. Alonzo Harvey. Ossian; fourth
district, Homer Caldwell. Logan: fifth
district. A. l.. Plummer. Altoona:
sixth district. George Steen. West Lib
ert*; seventh district, Henry Ebert.
Red Oak; eighth district. j. A. Bliss.
Diagonal; and ninth district, John
Maxwell. Charlottesville.
John Goslin of Kansas. tho welt
known beef expert. addressed the
meeting last night on the necessity of
closer knowledge by the farmer OF
the beef that he is engaged In produce
Ing. MIR. Goslin said in part: There
Is no other manufacturer today that
knows so little of the produce he is
producing as the farmer. The average
farmer knows nothing of the finished
product of his beef that is sold TO the
consumer. He knows the beef on the
hoof. but he knows nothing of the
relation of the beef on the hoof to the
dressed beef. He knows little of the
requirements of the market today In
regard TO the beef that he Is feeding.
AT the same time there is no product
that is more necessary that the manu-
facturer should know in its finished
state than the fat steer.
The farmer cannot feed his steer
intelligently when he feeds blindly.
When he knows nothing of the final
requirements of the market and knows
nothing of the points of value in a Fat
steer. he is seriously handicapped. Too
many feeders attempt to get too much
fat on their cattle to be profitable and
to bring the top prices. In Scotland
the feeder is sold at about six hundred
pounds dressed In this country too
many do not sell until they reach
twelve to thirteen hundred. If they on
ly knew 1t they cannot afford to hold on
80 long. The livestock shows today
should do more to discourage the g.
year-old and the 2-year-old that is
a long 2-year-old as premium cattle.
The state of Iowa should provide
a place where the farmers of this
course can slaughter and make tests
and learn for themselves the kind OF
beef and the age of beef and the
weight OF beef that has the most choice
cuts and that will bring the mos.
profit to the feeder"
The association very evidently
agreed with Mr.. Goslin in this partic-
ular. A committee was appointed that
should Wait upon the state legislature
at pes Moines and lay before them the
request Of the association for such
building at the college for the use OF
short course students. They want an
for slaughter house
and every man in the house was asked
to write to his representative laying
the matter before him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-14
DELEGATE FIGHT is ON.
J. w. Blythe Wants to Be Delegate al
Large and controi-one- Sided Com.

promise.
Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines, Jan. 1.-THE Registe,
and Leader this morning sets forth the
Iowa situation as to the delegate mat
ter as follows:
TT was given out last night, and Mr..
Blythe refused to deny the statement
that j. w. Blythe would be candi-
date for delegate at large to the ma
tional convention. That this Is true
was given out with positive assur-
ance by some OF his friends.
No one IL ready to go on record
with a positive statement. but both the
friends OF Governor Cummins and OF =.
W.. Blythe say that the candidacy OF
the latter means that the fight for the
control OF the national delegation is
on.
The situation is this; Governor Cum
Minis is expected to head the delega-
ton. AS the head of the delegation, his
friends will try to see to 1t that he is
placed on the resolutions committee of
the national convention. AS a member
OF this committee, he is expected
to endeavor TO secure the insertion in
the national platform of the tariff
plank of the last republican state con-
vention.
The lines will be drawn on this pro-
gram. The men who are not In SYM
pathy with the governors attitude on
the tariff will endeavor TO prevent any
such contamination and will fight to
prevent Cummins securing control OF
the delegation.
1t is understood that overtures, more
or less direct. have been made to the
CummIns men relative to compro-
mise which would result In harmony.
In fact the "harmony'' talk has been
dinned incessantly.
But this is the way a man close to
the Cummins people put it yesterday.
ut is about this way" he said. Two
men met. One Of them was friend Of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-14
low. a W.shino&on,

Washington, Jan. 14.-Rural free de-
livery letter carriers were appointed
as follows:
Maurice-Ralph Mieras. carrier; ia
cob s. Mieras. substitute.
Merrill - Welcome o. Sanders, car
rier; Charlie Hiden, substitute.
Neola-William FELTON,. carrier: We
rule E. FELTON,. substitute.
Algona = Leonard A. Taylor car
rler; Henry c. Long. substitute: Syl-
vester N. Brace. carrier; Julia F. Brace
substitute.
DEBORAH - Paul oually, carrier;
Olaf Quaily. substitute.
Everly-Frank c. Shaddle. carrier;
Arthur Young, substitute.
Pisgah-Arthur Matthews, carrier:
Sarah Matthews. substitute.
Stock,on-Henry j. Pulitzer, carrier;
Mrs. r. j. Pulitzer, substitute.
Postmasters commissioner: John
Grow. Carrollton; Joseph v. Simek,
Gladstone.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-14

les, bitches have been dug that have
developed into small rivers, and when
the floods come these bitches carry
the water into the Des Molnes river
In perfect torrent.
system introduced in the counties near
the Des Moines and Coon rivers north
of the city of Des Moines. will send
into the bodies of these rivers as much
water in three days as would ordinar-
lily have gone into the rivers in a
month. He says the time has gone by
for the waters of the northern counties
to be carried into the river by any
slow process. The drainage system in
the northern counties has been intro
duced and will stay. In fact, there will
be more bitches.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-14
lust One Minute.

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One Minute Cough Cure is pleasant to
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-14
Will Observe MuIct Law.
Snecial to T,rnea- Rennhlican

Council Bluffs, Jan. 13-For time
at least the saloons OF Council Bluffs
may he conducted in full accord with
all the provisions OF the Iowa mulct
law This was the assurance given at
the court house Monday at the con-
ciusion OF a series of quiet court pro-
ceedings that terminated with perma-
lent injunctions being issued against
thirty of the city's fifty saloons. The
other twenty may soon be brought into
line. six of them under the manage
ment of the Storz Brewing Company
already having voluntarily agreed to
run in conformity with the law. The
remainder OF the batch will be rum
thru the injunction mill in few days
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-14
MAY INVESTIGATE LAWYERS.
Interesting Controversy Has Arisen a.
Dubuque.

Special to Times Republican.
Dubuque. Jan. 1.-THE Dubuque
Bar association has been stirred BY
the publication of an article in 9; city
paper charging eXtortion of exorbi-
tant fees by some of the local attor-
neys. The charges were first made
at bar meetings but were dsregarded
until their publication attracted the
attention of the public to the matter.
Now the leading attorneys of the CITY
are demanding that the grievance com
mittee of the association hold pub
lie investigation to disprove the
charges or discipline the guilty prac-
titioners If proof is found. in order to
vindicate the professional character of
the reputable lawyers OF the city, all
of whom will suffer indirectly from the
widespread suspicious aroused in the
public mind by the article which APP
peared Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-14

the forehead: Do you have pains
across the eyes? Are you losing your
sense of smell? Is there dropping in
the throat? Are You losing your sense
of taste? Are you gradually getting
deaf? Do you hear buzzing sounds?
Do you have ringing in the ears? Do
you suffer with nausea of the stomach?
Is there n constant bad taste in the
mouth? Do You have hacking cough?
Do you cough at night? Do you take
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-14
FREE LECTURE COURSE.
Women's Clubs Of Eldora Plan to Give

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora. Jan. IA movement is on
foot among the ladies' clubs of this
city to raise fund to support course
of free lectures to be held at the lbra-
~ auditorium. The movement is re-
ceiving substantial encouragement and
the lecture. course is practically as
sured. An effor, win he made to Sc
cure some of the best known school and
college men and lecturers in the state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-14
NEW BANK AT IRA.
Farmers Saving, Bank Has Been o.
ganizcd.

Specihl 10 Tlmes-Republican.
Ira. Jan. IA new bank has just
been organized here under the name of
the Farmers Savings Bank. 1t has a
paid up capital stock of $4,000. The
Stockholders represent real estate in
terests valued at $4.oOo.ooo.
The officers are as follows: Presi-
dent. b. f. Baker: vice president. w.
F. Rippey; cashier C. A. Weston; di.
rectors, b. +. Baker w. f. Rippey. w.
j. Crawford. Christ Herbold. H. Miller.
j. U. Cross. j. j. Themel. c. S. Weston,
William Sadler
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-14
FAMILY NEARLY suFFocArED.

Burlington Store Burns and People
Have Marrow Escape.
Burlington, Jan. 1.-THE Mickler
clothing store was Quilted by fire early
yesterday morning. The loss is 10000.
The Mickler family was asleep in a
room over the store and had narrow
escape from death by suffocation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-14

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-14
What is
Catarrh7
II You Have Any of the Following
Symptoms Send Your Name and
Address Today.

Is your breath foul? Is your voice
huskyf Is your nose STOPPED? Do you
snore at night? Do you sneeze a great
deal? Do you have frequent pains in
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-19
Fl lake GRASP.

Il NJ lake GRASP.
| ERR mean
the Hon.
~ Jake Grasp
er-is back from the
lie gislature, an
nounced Postmaster
Jenkins. 1T has
taken a recess, and
our representative
is home on a vaca-
ton"
well. what of
it," asked Colonel
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-19

lou have cough because you do
not use Bunsen's Cough Honey Ii
you will try it you will not cough /!
1t is pleasant to take. Contains no
narcotic and 1t will stop your cough
at once. DO not delay. Get free
sample of Bunsen's Cough Honey. 1t
costs you nothing For sale by the
Occur d'Alene Drug Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-19
COLONEL MONROE
The LncOnvle Philosopher Explains How Why RevO
ton Has Occurred In the Gentle Art of GraSiMa
~ FREDERICK UPHAM >4DANGS
Copyright by Frederick Uphan Adams
UPHAA

Copyright. 1905. by Frederick Upham Adams
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-19
Knew the brand.

us that Laudseer. Mr.. Cresus2
asked the visitor, pausing before the
painting.
NO" replied the host; reckon II is
a Durham. See how broad it Is be-
tween the horns, ana see the color and
curl on its forehead. That's genuine
Durham sur"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-19

There Is always room at the top, but
the young man who waits for a spe-
eially constructed elevator to ut his
case will never leave the ground door.
Nashua Telegraph.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-19

Sllas-What is old Rube so hot about?
Cyrus-Why, an artist asked if he
could paint his cows. Sitas-That did
not hurt the cows, did it? Cyrus-Yes,
by heck; he painted sarsaparilla sign
on each one.-Philadelphi Record.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-19
Nothing Co snenk OF.

Miss Skrawney (giggIlngl Kid
der is such a aatterer. Miss Ascum-
What has he been saying 10 your Miss
Skrawney-oh, tee hee. He's so gal
iantl He told me l had arms like the
Venus de Milo!-Philadelphi Press.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-19

Marle-He broke her heart the
wretch. Celeste Did be Jnt her?
Marte-No, he insisted on her keeping
her engagement when she had better
offer.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-19

Life without laughter is a machine
without oil.-Schoolmaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-14
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

- j. .1ohbs have sold for Wallace Stewart 10 an
investor the four story dwelling mousse NO. 80 W.
en+y-thrd-st.. size 17x1o22 feet - ~,
-, 3 60 have sold Nos and % West oTe-hur-
sd tbirty-second-st. two story frame h0u0'
16 sx1OO feet each, TO an investor - .
William stonebridge has sold for James bi0on'e -
r-,,a,- the tu,o story frame dwelling house No
90 y,b,ngou-ave 25 north of one-hundred-ano-
eighty-fourth-st o,,,, ,r,.o-,. M ola
slaDson & Hobbs sold for oakleisa Ihofh' o.
IVES, End-ave a story dwelling house. on l0i '
90 o,e w.. 17,S,t1.- sew
EgteIle C. Coventry has sold No. sls west
enth-st-. a three story and oasellS'' s' 1900
house on lot 2OxlOos feet -. a., n-
dandeleventh-st. three story stone front o"sS
house l6XlUOl feeI ooo ~. o..
TrenfeId & Prayer have bought NO 2Os East one
,,ndred hfteenth-st.. three story STONE io"'
ing house, 1SxlOOll feet l..
e., ,Tarx has bought from William Cumming IT,
through j. Romano Brown & Co." a plot A'O 49, -
the south side of shermanavs 100 feet west OF law
thorne-st. -, ,,-,x -
Emanuel simon has sold for Professor Emil Oh. no
i6e West End-aye-. Ave story hath0uSe' On ''' -
-, ,,,, NJ.
1870 1876 and 1882 Dayaye three two family dwell
SARAH j. G. Spencer Bzabeh D. G Lane Mos 3 20 aSd
@ N9f5R ft to Valentine schm brooklyn. who VIII
E5r an 0s ss 9ataP has baast
No; Z dstb " f on iot 10 10x08 II feet. -
A Iutz has sold to NJ on lot "A sxio0 II feet
NJ J. Levison. conjunction WITH H. Leyy mas has, 500
for the Rosehiu Realty Company Nos 'Oo 90 .i "a,
buildings. on plot $3.50
feet The purchaser viii SIX story tenement oust
charles PareIIi sold for Max Goldsteln the HNe
story tenement house <36 East Thirteenth-sI on
~! The frm Of Lionel Froshlich has sold for Max T
SctoIer 10 Mr. Seitert No $50 East One-hunor
hirty-sxt-st story fathouse on lot zo<1Uo Le9I
Mosauer Marks and Meudelsohn have 500 toT MARY
Kelly the northwest Of One-hundr
stores lot 25x90 LYMAN Drescher: loT fIalcs
N,ner No 62S East One-hundred- y-itth ST
ave story hathouse 25x100 feet, 70 n l. Gaunet
fnr Morris Berkowitz 55S Brook-ave.. hve story
Atbousa with stores Got 25x1OO. Sol c. Bernstein Tor
I5sfer Ewald No Brook-ave.. five story natnouse
with store. 25x90 feet - -.-,- ..,...
n Tane has sold for Siegel to Morris Asnof
No ea8 Rrook-ave a five story fathouse on LOT %0.o1
Sbatzkin g Sons have sold W. Diler 10 NJ
Epstein lot 25xl14 feet. in Two-hundred-and
feenth-st east Of Fourh-aye 20 H sack ana A tas-
anon & Co plot. 1OOx114 feet. the north side
Of Twohundred- igfttst. $50 feet east OF
White Plains-ave; I Weinstock and J. kalmanor
20 Of -hundr red and -forty-hrst-st
r O. Pnonm sold No. 154 West Iwenty-ilrst-
81 three story basement dwelling house. on a
lot 20 .sx92 feet
Adoph Berkamer. COZ 10 Goa. el2 70 8ls and 622
St Nicholas-eve. .--. l., -.
west block front Macomb's between One hun
One-hundred- -fHty-fourth
SITS have bought from the Green-Baer syndicate It's
twos-third interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-14
MAY NOT HOLD GREEN ON INDICTMENT
Attorney Calls One Charging Bribery in Sale
of Records insufficient.

Binghamton. -. Y. July 13.-The arguments in the
case Senator George Z. Green continued this
morning before Judge Ray Norwich Frederick Coh'
attorneys Senator Green con-
tnued his arguments to show the insuhciency OF lhe
indictments Mr.. Collin first considered the Indictment
charged bribery the sale of time RECORDS anu
when had closed United States District ATTORNEY
George =. Curss. city. said that the
under discussion might furnish much proof oul
srgusd that even II that Indictment should be dismissed
the crimes II covered by other lno4o me-.
Judge Ray Indicated he might refuse 70 hola
II the facts were AS
began his arguments on IN 1schnes
the sale OF caIicsIs
II is expected hearing Will e IIhrnitted to
morrow after which the papers VI 5acson in the
Tudgs Raw for his consideration HIS IacaIisa ~
case will probably be DELAYED for Ions le 80!
the large amount Of evidence 70 be cons1eiN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-14
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

dred -ninetynnth-st, two story and attic frame
dwelling house Houlihan. ]. J.
Mcmillan. architect; 5000
White Plains Road. side 100 feet north OF Walkley
Place two story brick and dwelling house. 25x57
feet Theresa Sapor'to owner; J. Melville Lawrence.
architect. $1,000
washington-ave.. No 1879 story frame wagon
shed 14x5o feet; American Pastry and Manufacturing
Company. owner Robert L. Rogers. architect: $500.
Banbridge-ave., side. 1913 feet north OF Onehur
bred d-niaetyeighhst-, two story frame dwelling
house feet; Minnie E Cox. owner; T. D. Miller.
architect: $4,000
Morrisave east side llo feet north OF One-hundred
three story brick dwelling
houses 20x55 each: Middleboro Real Estate
many owner: Edwin Wilbur. architect: $4,000.
Morrs-ave side. 255 north OF One-hundred-
d-s1ty-hf.h-st, three story brick dwelling
houses, 2Oxo5 feet each; owner and architect;
$40 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-14
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY

The following she petitions bankruptcy
nled yesterday:
involuntary petition against the MODEL,
HOME REALTY COMPANY, a New-York corporation
by Ivy Meyers Of Paterson, y alleges that
the corporation him s6772 The charge that
corporation May - decided Cromwell C. Macy, ten
OF buildings thereon being its entire
realty holdings Macy properly
4. CLAM. without consideration tina; the equity
disposed OF for hndeng and delaying
DAVID BLOCK, voluntary petition. No 81 One
d-end-ninh-st: liabilities $i7926; assets. s75.
The principal creditors Bernard G. MCGOWAN 20
Broadway 81 sol: state Bank $500; a.
s2zoc Levy Iothstein Nc SO East Broadway. Sl7574:
s. JarrnuloWsxy Nc - Cansi-st. 81 273
MILTON Il EORDIINGER. residing at Hotel Orleans:
liabilities ss2s2: principal creditor Is the
First National Balk OF Jersey CITY. S7.242
MARTIN J. CONWAY. voluntary petition, No go
Frst-gve liabilities S5S7s no assets The principal
creditors tire Brewery So 500; Flanagan 81 Nay
no. 262 Tenth-sre.. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

waldheimer. Sarah. to Seymour Re Realty Go; ID
"a per cent 'o-t' $500
La yes Lewis Lucy 6 Barnard clinton
due January p 1905; per 5000
Broadway, b corner OF 1aad-et; years; 4'a -, -
Manson Alfred 3 to ihaddeus Moriar;y. io5ih.
st, Nos 1o7 and 100 West; mortgages: years; ~
14ppnan. Hcnry to Harry W watrous and
s vs sTs ana b srp' av NOS 81 ana
same 9re. TO Harris ManGeba9m and another. sams
property; prior mortgage. $4,000. demand. -,
Tanning, James. and another. to Realty Mort
gage CO. l5 20 H6o 545 q Of 6'9 1o5 prior
Qsas Herman 70 lisaas l9a ,s say9ss Bank
R9tiedse j. to Eagle Insurance. CO. col1u1-
bus-ave, corner OF 0ad st; y part title.
rereGorded per cent. 1900
sw 200 IT n " OF St Ann's-ave; . years -
KINDER o., 9'f2 70 >, TfPFy ? e Bse5@aasy'
Siberian. Ann ct al to EnrraH mt mi saw Bank
o 69 :. rs It 5 Or Mailson-st' I year
Bae6 'Emanas 6. to Christopher Bci,oa Gro
T SPd t5 gsais a' per ce corner southern hono
West; prior mortgage. sIsoco; 3 yeaTs per-
-. sol a. and sd '53" ai3o S 4Sh
Bets MARY r to Henry II E Taylor " william 1000
st, st No 1872: year; Al per cent. 1000
s, NPs ll2 and ia West years cent.
No 2ls5: instaIs; per $50
henblFger, sarah and another TO Harris Man
oeltaum, and another. BIeecker-st n q corner
OF lOth-st: prior mortgage. S125. 600: demand
Same New-Yori, Savings Bank same property -''
= years; per cent. ............... IS 90
Same. 70 Bronx Investment Co lnth-st n q 49,
40 II of BleeCkCT st. years: = 6n M
Abb3tt Richard II, and another TO Lizzie A Alb
bott; HOTTEST. No II West. | 8 cent
Same to Anna ! Abbott lo6,-s No Il ~ west: 'OO
Miller solomon. Jessie offender; Madison-aye ~
No I8I4, n W corner 12Gth-st; years: , per
Mande. Adolf. ana another TO Elise Kine cxc.u "'
NIX Avenue g. n ~ at n Sd st; years:
Pocher. Is.dor. I1tyvye Title Insurance Com
pahy; Ith-ave W corner 25th-st: years: ia
Block, Israel to James c crawford and another -'''
trustees; llsth-st. n g, 2So II OF 7th-ave:
Austin Harry VI. 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
Company: I'D ST. Nos and I2l West. also
24tn-st. Nos H. and ia West. Years; -
jacobs solomon to Title Guarantee and Trust
Company: Madison ave. 30 1913. corner
1l1ths ST. years AZ per 1000
Boyland John, TO Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany; 142d-st. s. ISL 3 It . OF AexauIer-avC.
year, u cent Of
Mandel Adolf and another, O American Mort
gage Co: Avenue {, ~ II II 3D. st. 1
year; per cent 81 o.
Same to property. prior mortgage,
SCI coo; year, per ................ 800
Same to same Avenue g. s. ~ n n Of 3d-st:
l year; per cent. 150C
Same 10 same; Avenue G. II w corner Sd st: prior
mortgage, $50 900; wear per .......y... 100
Colo. Giuseppe 70 hudson p Rose, lot No 81
120 lots Daily D Years. per cent
Lismsn, Harris, and arother Ravitch Broth
esth-st. n s. 100 II u Madison ave: prior
mortgage; due July 1905; p0r .... .... 49,
Same 10 same: 2Ith-st, Nos $50 800 East.
prior mortgage, $4,000: due January - 1885.
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