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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-14
Heavy Firinu Is Heard.

NEW CHWANG, July 14-Heavy
firing has been heard to the south
east day and night for several DAYS.
indicating a stubborn resistance to
the Japanese advance. 1t is reported
that the Japanese have occupied Kim
chow.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-14
County Assessor.


ator from the 18th district
County Assessor
For county assessor John P. Kent in
we'll timed speech named Michael
Toner for the place and by a unani-
nous vote he was made the nominee
by reclamation, the delegates ap-
plauding to an echo.
County Commissioners.
For commissioner from the first
district Patrick Russell named Charles
McInroe Of Baker precinct and c. NJ
RAIDER named George Struthers of
Walla Walla. A ballot was ordered
with the following result: Struthers,
10 81; McInree, 80 2-7. Struthers
having received a majority of all the
votes cast he was declared the nomi-
nee.
For commissioner from the second
district r. A. Stockdale presented the
name of John H. Morrow of Waits
burg. and he was nominated by ac-
clamation.
County Auditor.
When the office of county auditor
was called by the chairman. Frank B.
Sharpstein named w. J. Honeycutt,
the present incumbent. His nominal
ton was made by acclamation.
County Attorney.
For county attorney the names of
Frank 3. Sharpstein. w. H. Dunphy,
Guy Bartlett, c. NJ. RAIDER, H. S.
were in turn named for the office, but
all of them declined. On motion this
order of business was passed.
For Sheriff.
When the nomination for sheriff was
called DR.. c. B. Stewart took the floor
and placed the name of Lemuel c..
Goodwin before the convention. T. P.
Gose named William Ellingsworth.
When the ballot was counted it show
ed that Ellingsworth had received
IS 1886 and Goodwin 81 25-35. The
nomination of Ellingsworth was made
unanimous.
County Clerk.
For county clerk j. w. Brewer nam
ed Louis Scholl, jr and w. F. Grove
announced the name of Harry Debus.
The result of the ballot was as fol-
lows: Scholl 7OR. Debus 651a Scholl
was declared the nominee.
School Superintendent.
W. Nj. Davis being the only candi-
date he was nominated for school
County Surveyor.
J. H Sharry of Wallula was the
unanimous choice of the convention
for county surveyor.
County Coroner.
J. w. Cookery was nominated for
coroner by acclamation.
Justice of the Peace
For justice of the peace for Walla
Walla precinct Walter Lingenfelder
named Patrick Russell and he was the
unanimous choice of the delegates for
the city precincts.
For Constable.
For constable H. r. Taylor and Ed
ward A. Childs We're named. The bal
lot resulted as follows: Taylor 451a,
Childs 1919. Taylor was declared the
nominee.
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CONTINUED on Page Five.)
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For constable II. r. Taylor and Ed
ward A. Childs were named. The bal
lot resulted as follows: Taylor 4512
Childs 1919. Taylor was declared the
nominee.
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TOM0RR0W'S HOURLY SALES

We have inausurated system Of HOURLY SALES
senera and decisive movement in every department to
ean I'D all summer merchandise broken lines ana odd,
nd ends There will be something different every dax
omethins different hour, and to fully appreciate
b remarkable bargains offered from time to time vo,
THIS SPACE WILL CONTAIN. Then br;ns vo"r
ocket book and stay all day Following the announce
rnent Of tomorrow's hourly bargains e @ e e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-16
Nu 0aS Ynblitnm.

Die ns5reie Sreiie" bat iber 400
etablirte Ggenturen inn Staote, miro
an iiber 700 9oitofficen nerIanot, unb
bat cine eroRe 8erbreitune in Der
geabbar= &epublit Werito, i'm sSnoia=
ner=9erritprium uno Oklahoma.
SIR girfulatipns=@ebiet in 9eras
eritredt iib pon@ @aloeIton biz binauf
nab 0enliDn. oDn Wariball i'm Often
bis no6 81 .ealo N: fernen 8eiten;
es iblieBt lelbituerftdnolid nit bes
lOnhers aablreiben 2elern oas oidt=
beiiebelte Wtttel=g eras unb ben Siio=
tueiten elm.
8tuei 9ieiienbe iino beftdnoig, jabr'
elm, iabraus i'm Sntereiie oes 8(ats
tes untertpegs uno fiibren bemielben
I'M Gerein init unieren riibriaen 2p@
fal : 9tge,1ten fDrtudbreno neue 2ea
fer s,t.
Sn Nnbctradt oieier Tbatiaben 1T
Die nSreie Bseiie", 100 es fid oarum
banoelt, Die oeutibe 8epDlterune gu
erreiden, Sas bette 9lnaei8e @ae'
bimm ~ gtaate Geras.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of the FRE1E
PREssB FUER TEXAS has po-
sitiveiy the largest circulation
of all German papers published
In the State Of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post Offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
10 Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and Of course manly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two tlavenng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the 'FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State Of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlou
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Sir $500 uad 9enti6lauO.

Deutib amerifanilbe 3eitun9en
peroen i'm often 8aterlano nit grD.
Sem Snterefe eelelen, neil lie ii9
frei ausipre6en uno baufig BON britt
ben mebr Neuiafeiten uno Na6ri1s
ten brineen, als Die oeuti6en Bel.
tun9en lelbit. Die rSreie Breiie fir
3eraS" lit briiben iiberau, tpobin file
aeianot tpirb, Elm iebr germ eeiebener
@ait uno fam ii6 riibmen, Nner>
fennung uno 8iirbigung 81 finben,
tuie aus 5ablrei6en 8riefen an uns,
iDmie an Dieienigen, tpel6e oas 8latt
an ibre 8ermanoten i6iden, berpDrs
3ebt. @er oaber ieinen Gernanbten
uno 5reunoeu cine 5reuoe ertpeiien,
ibnen elm tpilltommeneS @eident
MAIDEN mill, Der beiteae fir iie bic
rSreie 8reiie fir geras". Das Sns
tereiie fir 9eras, tpie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @eeeno, tpo bic
8ertuanoten tuubnen, 1T in 0eutid.
lano iebr lebbaft uno es 1T unrn6e'
li6, in Brinatbriefeu cine 10 griinos
li6e Guftldrune unb 8eI6reibuna
oes fretnben 4auoes gu geben, tuie
oies Die n6reie preiie" allp0hents
lib tbut. Sir ben geringei, 9Sreis
BON So nerienben mir portOfrei unler
reibbGlti9es 8obenblattauf Elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Ioreiie i'm Nuslanoe.
Die ssreie Hreiie fir Geras Nubi.
Gumoanh.
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Sin itarfer gcbme.

S@iissn sic ben a0rper sesen arants
heit bur9 5utt'ssPiQsn, Elm abioIutes
9silmittsl fir RopfIdmer3en. Dpspsps
fla, Malaria, 9artleibigteit uno dbnlis
DE 2eissn.
xGas Eritbrab beS &ebens.~
Or. sutt: Shrs 2sb.r pilIen iinb baa
Srisbrab bss 2sb.ns. Sd tperbt Itets
bem 3ufau banibar fein, usl6er mir
bielelben gu meiner SenntniB brafte.
Sc sGoirleieb, piatte Cannon. Sol.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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esurii&stksbrtsr eausrtibtr.


@ri1Mssum8S SUsrmSatm etMes tpiteem Wapaa
sets-ed,IimHs GbaratterwansIams.
@inen interefanten San bon sutem
@sbdhtnib sines Sbisrss ipeiB sinMits
arbeiter Der in porto MGesre in 8raiis
lien eri9sinenben ,Osutf9en 3ettuns"
au beri9ten. gr erSd6lt: ginem meis
ner S0bns nurbs Elm iunger, tpilber
papasei BON Der bieligsn tlsinen Mrt,
ben fosenannten .gatrrritps" sefdentt.
Oas Sbier9en ipurbe ME in einen RG.
fig ssfperrt, fonbern bon meinsm Gob'
ne in 5rtibeit aufeefiittert unb ees
pObnte ii6 10 an i'm. boB er am Gage
fait INNER auf ieiner G9ulter fab,
bann unb mann spar berumflog, aber
na9 einiger 3eit itets ipieber auf 1.i,
men pfaB 5uriidtebrte. Das bauerts
ldnser als elm Sabr; ale Melt btelt bic
3uneisung bes Sbier9ats gu meinem
5obne unb feline fir einen gapae.i
ausnebmenb sroBe Sanftmutb fir
ielbitneritdnblt9.
@ines Sages, als mein Spbn nit
bem Sbierhen auf ber S9ulter i'm
Garten berumlief, aos, ipie Is bier3us
lanbe febr bdufis sef9iebt. Elm grober
S4parm @aturritos in betrGntliner
9obe f9reienb unb ldrmenb iiber feinen
3Opf meg. Oas Sbier9en auf feiner
Sdult.r tuurbe unrubis, flps ein paar
Mal i'm Rreife umber, ities bann in bi.
9ohe, bereinigte ii9 nit benz S9parm
in Der 9uft unb = fort mar es. 9(lIes
&ufen unb @9reien mar beroebens.
Mein Sobn mar ie6r betiimmert iiber
ben @erluft feines tleinen Srsunbss;
ober niemanb tonnte inn belfen; Iein
gaturrito ipar unb blisb psrloren.
Gtpa feds Wfpnate fpdter eins .r
ipieber i'm @arttn ipa3teren unb fat
einen bon ben bGufieen S9fpdrmen Der
Gaturritos ba6.rtpmmen. 9l(s Iie beis
nabe fentre4t iiber feinsm &Opf. ipas
rem, rief er, obne iih ettpas babel 3u
benten: nS6, gaturrito, gaturrito!"
gerabe ipie er es ftt6er oft bel ieinem
2ie6lins setban bate. 8aum bate er
siniee Mals gsrufen, ais zines Der
Sbierden fia oben in ber 2uft bon feis
men 8.sleitern trennte unb o6ns ipeite-
res 8eiinnea gerabe auf meines Sob
nes S9ulter flog. Gs mar natiirlid
fem tleinsr 30slins. @r blieb aud
felt Der 3eit Bel inn, obne etnen tp.itss
rem 5lu4tDeriu9 au MAIDEN; aber .r
bate fetnen Gbaratter polIitdnbig sss
dnbert. Der 8ampf um's 9aIein,
bielIei9t audi bic 8ebanblung ieiner
8ameraben batte ibn iebr gu Isinem
Na6tbeil umgeipanbelt. 5rii6er mar
er fanftmiitbis unb freunbli9 getpeIen;
iest mar er 5ornig unO rsi8bar eepors
ben.
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.,lteberseit" arbetteny !

DaS Ghtitunben 4rbeits @eles
lit ben unerttiiolthen tleinen &rbei=
tern-Dr. Sings Meue 2ebens= Bil.
len pollitdnoig unbetannt. MfilIios
men oauon fino Gag uno gtaht un=
unterbroben an Der 2lrbeit uno bei=
len oaourh Beroauunesihn1he,
@alliateit. 8eritupfuna, Misrane,
lopie ale anoeren 2eioen oes Waz
gems, Der 2eber uno Der @ineemeioe.
SIT leibt uno aneenebm gu nebmen
uno tuirft abiolut iiber. Nur 25
Gents in ben Npotbeten BON E.
8altener & Sobn uno GoOlpb Dreis.
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ssS- grin,t stIamo Tlalhenbier.
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w. s.. & Z. Sabu.
U 5 : a q r t.

Abfnbrt.
gtab 8aco, Sort ggortb, Dallas, 8anIas
9th, ct. 9ouis un6 Chicago, tdelih,
(SunIet Oep0D 80 9ben6s.
9ocalsu9 bia Smit9oille. $50 8orm
Nntunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. 2ouis, aanias 9th,
Dallas, Sort BDrtb unb 8aeo, taalith
(Suniet 0epoD ........7.50 Moroens,
9Oealsu9 uia Smitbuile. 9.25 Nbenbs
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q. ". & ". q. Wabn.

q q Z
Nab guero. goafum, SouIton nnb Sol.
neitDn, t1elttb. .............9. 90 8ornt.
uno 9.45 glben6s.
yad Corpus gbrifti, 8Ddpert unb Bee
billie tdalib. b..............2.15 Natbm.
yeatb Borne unb 8errnille, tdelitb. .....
.................... 1926 Borm.
Rab Borne uno 8errbille, Samstaos 3.45
gtad1m. 9tntunft Monta9s $50 @lbenbs
Nntuuft.
Bon guero, goatum, 6Dufon unb @als
oef0n, ta9fi6. ..........7.45 MDrgens
unb $50 Nbenbs.
Bon GDrpus gbriiti, RodpDrt unb See.
otue taglIdb. LBS 9lnthr1.
Bon Borne nnb 8errpitIe. taelirb.....
,.................. Mben0s.
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sfalenz ODer 0ols aatarrb miro
iOfOrt beleiti9t uno permanent tlrirt
oirrb vSUrU sSUrmalin" (Gimer
& Slmenc). G.. s. g d. miht,
Naent, 6OuitDn. 9eraS.
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S pringer's Park,
oberbalb 8radenribee Bart.
z $tetS frtf fb eS 8fer 3apf,

- ginbreher orangen Montao
0aft in ben 2aoen bon 8Detther
8rDs. in Sbulenbure, itablen aber
nur Elm paar 8leioungsitiide. cine
Biitole uno ettuaS 9leineelo.
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@mlf Sbpre 8abn.

@bfabrt,
gsah 9apernio, SutberIono Sprinas.
Stodeale, t6sIih, ... 800 8orm.
Nntunft.
Bon Stodbale, Sutberlanb Sprines uno
Qapernio. tdalidl, ,..... 2:3O Tothm
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SDmtbern 9acific 8abn.
hrf

Nah Retu Orleans, Soufpn unb Sal.
oeIton t1elid3. ii 40 Born.
uno 900 Nbenos.
Nacb eagle 8aB. 81 8aio. galifDrnien
uno NteItto .............. 300 Born.
Nntunft.
Bon Netu Orleans, SUuiton nnb Sol.
oeiton t1alidb. 40 Roraens
uno 600 Nabm.
Bon 81 8aiD, galifprnten unb Merito
............,........ 800 Qlbenos.
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Cine aanse @orlaoune BON
Screens, sslie9entiiren unb 8rabts
aeua. @aloaniiiert uno Ibwnrs bel
@o. Stepes g. Spn8.
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Giienbabu Tabr Ylall.
S, q O. n. sabn.

Rad alien Rprbs 9eras@ @Buntten ........
..................... ..700 8orm.
Nach ct. Souls, Memphis unb benz
Often. IL. 40 Mittaas.
9sof NOrb<Seras, Santa sse uno Sriscpe
Buntten. .:............ .8.O0 Nbenoa.
Nah ct. 9Duis, gSaeo uno benz Often
.................... g. 15 Mbenbs.
Nocb 9areoD unb Merico 900 Borm.
Nnfunft.
8Dn ct. Souls uno benz Sfen. z. 80 Born.
Son 9sUro<3eras. Santa Sc uho 6riscu.
Bnntten .........,........8 8.45 8Drnt.
Son localen 9untten z 40 Nben6s
Son ct. 2Duis unb oem Often. g. 10 Gbos.
Bon 9arebo unb Merito. =. II 80 9eacbm.
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9entid) ebangeltidb lutberiIcbc ct
anueS=Genteinoe,

Sentid) enangeltidb lutberiIcbc ct.
eSObanueS=8e
gde Nueba. unb Glib Breia.StraBe.
otteSbienI #: Seoen Sonntao nm
p Ii llbr.
Sonntaosihule: Seoen Sonntaa
nm % 10 llbr.
86breub Der 8aIIions5eit @ottesbent
leoen Mitttuoh Nbeno um llbr.
9obnuns 314 siio.greia.s .straBe.
.. 6artmann, Qaffor.
SemtidI erangeliidb Intberumc Sm.
utanuelSs(Geinetnoe.
Gde 9erutons uno @entreeStraBe.
@ottesoienIt Seben Soantog u
ll-% II llbr.
SOnntaeSi6ule; Sebeu Spuntoa
q 10-I ii llbr
Se6ermann 1T hersltch nilltommen.
gBGbuIna, S24 Gentrts StraBe.
z. llhImauH, YnnpTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21
REAL ESTATE.
Ne1U Record Prices Made in the
Fifth-dUe. Section.

Somebody said some months ago that this would
probably be a poor year for high class parcels and
that the outlook bad for stirring times in the
Fifth-ave. section When this somebody made that
assertion record leases of parcels in the central
Fifth-ave. section being reported almost every
week and surely such record leases do not indicate
a bad outlook for choice Fifth-ave. property. II
they do the realty experts viii have to discard their
old landmarks in determining true present and
probable future realty conditions and begin 70
learn the new method of realty measurements.
The conditions in the Fffth-ave. section grew
alarmingly bad yesterday. according to the stand
ard set by the persons who see really good signs
as bad signs for it reported from a trust
worthy source that Jacob Dreicer. OF the jewelry
firm of J. Dreicer & Son, at No. 20 FlLtn-aNe-
was the buyer of the Black, Starr & Frost build
ms at the southwest corner OF Ihlrty -hInIn-s s
and F1fth-ave. and that he bought the properly
the land in this transaction at SSooWn. ~ "Eui J
make the price paid square loot TOT Ine idIlH
$40 record price for the section MT Dreicel,
it is said, buys the property Tor MS IaHllly, az
in order to keep the ownership in his FANNY
he has arranged it that member OF the fanny
sell his interest without the consent o. m NJ
43T Fifth-ave. for $4,000 which is at the rate VI
more than 500 square foot. -
It also reported late yesterday aIte s o2
No SO East Thirty-fOurth-st, four story anu
basement brownstone dwelling house: on lot OK
100 feet, to Chicago hrm at about $vVVV
record price According to the report, Whlch cOuiu
not be confirmed il is the intention OF the buyer 10
alter the house for business purposes. Some peo-
ME NAV still think that times are bad in the
FTfth-ave. section after reading these repor u;
For such persons there is no hope that they VIII
Fifth-ave record prices next month. The Penn
sylVania Railroad yesterday reported 10 nave
bought large x number se q seisntb aves Thirty
second and Thirty-third SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

fBv TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE.l
Chicago april 21-There was decline IN wheat OF &C
70 2c There heavy rains al over kansas TIE best
months. There vas 10 outside buying. The break IN
hi Kansas eroutb and tie weakness in induced
good zeal o. local liquidation The local bull element
showed dscouraeeraent. cables lower: Liverpool
Sgzs lower London or than that. There were
crop complaints stn from winter sections. Illinois
Indiana end Kansas but the enec; moro than offset
by the Kansas and by the prediction %
weather. There was cash demand with sales q
10000 bushels no Northern nc under May. 6. Louis
Toledo reported uoderate milling demand small
lots Charters made Minneapolis FOR 10000
bushels hard winter wheat New-Yorh evidence
OF lac o demand. Duluth reported thirteen loads
Coarsnoes 403 600 bushels almost all -four South
western receipts light $4,000 bushels; shipments
were I22O00 bushels. Northwest li2 com
pared with s. Minneapolis VII Increase about 10000
bushels this week compared with small decrease last
The Southwest selling wheat rains
May sod al Bic and $50 and closed s9isc; old July
sol6 s7c s5s.c end closed s6hc sellers;
July SIC; ola September SIZE. September. s1ttc
VITA better weather there Is tie expectation Q: lower
prices
Corr closed lsalc lower: May OF tie most The Nay
dropped 20 q discount under July. The Armour people
Nay operation Sc although there II some uncertainty
April closed sSikc May sold z95sc and 4s2c, and
Closed 4S&c; July closed 4sc sellers; September
e. tsAc SELLERS December 44isc There good deal
o; commission selling Of July Wbethsr Il was Tor Armour
- tor taers uncertain Receipts were % with
= coulract Private elevators 10 cars and
1000 bushels contract. Liverpool "a lower The
weather Is favorable for drying the IN cribs Cash
"as steady lc shipping sales. 10000 bushels
Oats closed unchanged - lower. April closed at
S5Ao May sold sso and SIC and closed al 67c; July.
s7c September, eIssc Recaip-s were Sc with 10
standard. Private eleHstors turned 10 OF stand
arc Shipping sales about 90 900 bushels Cash oats
we're steady 40 The Paten Interest keeps
besish predicts the biggest ever planted Iowa
announces that ne seeding VIII Be finished By The
end o. tie week
Eoes &c higher. with only 10000 here Hogs West
were 60O0o compared with 1900 last Provisions
>sy higher Later they felt the weakness Of
grains Pork closed re lower: lard unchanged ans ribs
2se lower. i IS largely changing market and with
to1s widening of tie rpea1s Provisions feel thu gram
weakness The Nay liquidation on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Peter F Meyer: Arnsterdan1-ave OF 122t-st
90 fV10O: voluntary SALE Withdrawn: sold at
private sale 11Oth-st. IS It W Of Broadway lux
80 II; vacant voluntary sale; bid in at S6l,SO0.
BY Bryan l. Kennedy: 324 7Tth-st. 1903 II . OF
Riverside Drive, 2x1O2 .; 81 story and dg b. with
extension: voluntary bid In $4,000 205d-st
9th-ave 215 x99 Xix irregular vacant; volun
tary ale; a 202d-st. $ 200 u %
9th-ave 91x99 Tx Irregular; voluntary sale bid
a 20Jth-st. n 100 II OF 9th-ave, 1JOx
90 Il; voluntary sale BID in at 700 lot and
4th-st Uniou-ave. Unionp0rt. 40x1OO: .
H. executors SALE estate OF Marie L Labash
deceased: 4 F Ciass for 50. 600.
Joseph Day: 1O5th-st. r. 175 II 81 Avenue A.
fT5x10O11. bldgs and Theresa Hersch
e Haug al J T Sacker atty; z Hurry, ref:
partition L FredenberC S2945O 2044 Ryer-ave.
1872 70 OF BUrns.de-ave % 1VqS. 4X2j KS L >
story dwg h. ID Chamberlain agt " Busby et a..
Meyer ATTY. L Naher. ref. amt Que. 50 So II
1881 ~. To 2 Summers for 81 400 Boston
ave- 1892 II OF 1SOth-st % 1x2jS 9X25x25si pCr-
story dwg vacant: r Tetjen @ + Ment-
Finger, tr, al L 3 Ginsburg atty r II Clarke ref:
the plaintiff $ 600 1S2 Stant1n-st
"A OF Attorney-st 26x65 9: story and
Sheris sale OF all right. title which y Beistifi
had March 81 1903, since. G YoInans. atty with
drawn.
By P InErahan 3 Co: 241 51st-st. =. 100 It Of
shave 15NiOO5. r. dwg h: q Ingrahau
the Fifth Trust Company Of al. F Ingrahaul.
atty; DAILY. ref etc S54I IL partition; 70
GcoEhegan for $1,000.
Ry John y Gol4ng: 2d-s,. n cor ot Madison ave.
5OxiOO The Bronx: a VI Proctor " Coford ct al;
y Meyer. atty; IIntley. ref. due. S3.s43 i3
taxes. etc, So Al; Withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

by Philip Smvth--vsshington Square. West. No -
2T6 ~ 37.6x9t1O. 4 sty front Bldg
Ernest Ehruann and tr1s agt + NJ Iowitz ct al
IaChman & .. attys p NcDon1ugh. ref; amount due
SS1.1Sf A. taxes. etc. S5g3 -
BY Parish Fisher Mooney & Co.'S t4 &c $3.50 ed-ave
119th-st 50 fON1OG. . bk and 9
bk dwg; CITY Z ? Co Solomon White et al
Harold Swain. atty Alfred stecker ref. due. $50
SlT Gs taxes. etc, 81 2B5 T.
BY Herbert A Sherman-12S S2d-st. $ s 800 y %
Columhus-ave. 2tx1O22. sly and BASEMENT bk dwg
Louis de Gumoens agt Caroline Ruluan ct al Evarts
$ atys: kalish. ref; amt due Sl94 40 81 taxes
etc 1855 IS
Place. 1914 Il to lsiths x52 lxf9 6xI52. sly dws
and stable and vacant; c EItt Hans Pohl-
al: Adams < II. attys: VI Thery' ref. amt due
$S3s %: 81 sos sold sub mortgages
aggregating S97O0; Il LIVINGSTON Place 1It-
s. 55Nl20; sy Blk tenement sheris sale % all right
title etc which Louis Coln had Feb 9 1904 since
L E3saN. atty; Mitchell L Erlanger. Sheriff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Schonleben. Joseph and another % J Romano
Brown: RoctCwood-st. s. being part OF iots Do
IS aud loo. map OF Mount Eden: years: per
cent ...........s'.s.sss ...s...........
Weinstein, Abraham ID. TO Leopold Schneider
ct al: ISth-st. 5. 12f II OF Avenue A: year:
q per cent. -.---.............
Rozett. William r, 20 Thomas p F1tzsimons; TIL
ave. No 592; due October IA 1904: 8 per cent
Wohlfen. Samuel D. to William Stern: Ist-avs
Nos ISL and 1873: prior mortgages SOS. 900:
years; per cent.
Pohlemues Benjamin A. 90 Warren Il SaunIS.
Webster-ave. corner 203d-st; years. per
o. 49,.
Hirsch. Joseph 20 the LAWYERS TitIa Insurance
Company; listh-st No lao West: years; Al
. ..
Schmidt Anton B, to the Franklin Savings Bank:
62d-st, No 1872 West; years: Al per cent?.
Hoos Maria .. 20 Fidelity and Deposit Company
OF Maryland T1st-st. No 1856 East: secures I'M
dertaking upon bond: prior mortgage .---......
Baker. John Q. TO KnicksTboeker Trust ConcsnJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21
YeRKes's PICTURE GALLERY PLANS.

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superintendent
Hopper the reodeng OF the four story private dwell
ing house No $50 Fifthave. into picture gallery an
tbs home Of Charles T. Yerkes. No. s64 Fifth
The front and interior OF the building to be
moved and the building converted into story build
ing 40 feet front 100 feet deep and ale feet high. with
facade OF carved brownstone and brick having floor
steel The interior finished IN
carved marble. decorated with ornamental columns TO
harmonic with the winter garden which y viii adto!1
II have ornamental doorways opening into the pres
picture gallery The improvements to cost S2OO0
according TO the estimate OF Henry Ives Cobb tbs archi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21

A SSICNEEs sALE-NOTICE is HEREBY
Tuesday. April 26th. 1904 at 1910
O'Clock p. NJ, ] VIII sell through Adrian Muller g
ton, auctouee-s TIA New York Real Estate sales
room lOl Broadway. In the Borough Of Manhattan In
Tie city o. New York. certain judgments
es Assignee % Henry A. Seymour al1 Frederick
fon o. creditors
TIE creditors % firm C johnson
ocrtaln claims enc n.n o. Seymour. Johnson q 60
Cgaust Karioas nEivlfGsis and right titIs md
i-tsfezt q Henry = Seymour ere q ths assigors.
al - rirtua o. the lGst VIII and testament
= Not probafod 81 the ufce q tie Surrogate Kings
County the e0th daT OF September 1857
etCfinE tferefrrrn o.
. Seymour property known ~ No. 10Th Street
ID ihe Borough Manhattan 81 City 4 To-E
Cas-oglcs Swing description q property 20 be sod
VII Dc furnished upon application.
New York April L. 1900.
ALFRED HAYES. yr
t~ Fnee A Efyuclr Ere3-fick W JOHNSON
e. the bsnsht o. their creditors creditors OF
~ 800 '''