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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-05

FOR SALE-S7,O 900 STOCK OF DRY
goods, notions, shoe and groceries.
Address j. G., care News and OBJ
server.
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Football at the Fair Groun DIS this
afternoon at $50. A. & M. against the
University of North Carolina. Admls-
sion SO cents.
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WANTED-SECOND HAND JOB
press and small lot of type; press
and type must be in good order;
state size and make of press. Frank
linton, n. c.. Box POI.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-05

FOR SALE-TWO WOOD MOWERS
and one Rake at reduced prices.
Raleigh Iron Works Co.
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There was a perfect jam of negroes
at the Union Depot yesterday after
noon for the outgoin" trains, ana
numbers of them were carrying old
fashioned drunks. They were there
i'm many stages of intoxication.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-05

Mr.. A. D. Watts. of Statesville, PR
vate secretary of Senator Simmons
who has been here actively engaged
al Democratic headquarters left yes
terday for his home. He will return
next week.
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chandise; town 1900; main line a.
c. L.: cheap freight rates; best cot
ton, peanut, tobacco section. Ad-
dress Sale, care News and Observer.
11-5-3t
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WE GIVE GREEN TRADING STAMPS
Demonstration of
la GPecqUe G0Fsefs

exhibition
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TO SELL A NICE CLEAN. RENTAL
and Fire Insurance business; well
established in good town. Rental"
care News and Observer.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

The Olivia Raney Library after be-
ing closed for the annual inventory
will be open this morning at IL
o'clock.
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WANTED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

N n
lers to tack signs. distribute circu-
lars, samples, etc.; no canvassing
good pay Sun Advertising Blu
reau, Chicago.
11-5-4t sat.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-05

Matinee at the Academy of Music
this afternoon with Happy Hooligan.'
Tonight the bill is THE Great Dia-
mond Robbery this completing the
engagement of the Edsall-Winthrope
stock COMPANY
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-05

Mr.. B. H. Woodell, Grand Secretary
of the Odd Fellows of North Narollha'
returned yesterday from a visit to
lodges i'm Kernersville, Winston and
Greensboro.
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WANTED-A REGIsTERED PHAR.

macist; young man; single prefer
red; good place for right man. Ad-
dress giving experience and salary
expected "342," care News and OBJ
server
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CIILDREN'S CAPS.

The New Tam O'ShantCrs Yacht and
Golf Caps, in the newest styles, Red,
Leather Caps and Wool TObOg-
gans .......2 %, 50, so, 90 and 75c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-05

The Olivia Raney Library after be-
ing closed for the annual inventory
will be open this morninP at 10
o'clock.
Mr.. B. H. Woodell, Grand Secretary
of the Odd Fellows of North Carolina,
returned yesterday from q visit to
lodges in Kernersville, Winston and
Greensboro.
Football at the Fair Groun DIS this
afternoon at $50. A. & NJ against the
University of North Carolina. Admis-
sion SO cents.
Hon. John S. Henderson, Mr.. Emery
e.. Raper and Mr.. T. G. Linn. OF Sails
bury. and Mr.. r. l.. Smith. OF Abe
marie. who have been here at the
Superior Court left yesterday.
Rev. J. c. Massee, pastor of the
Tabernacle Baptist church. will re-
turn tonight from Louisville and Will
occupy the pulpit Sunday at both SER
vices at the Tabernacle Baptist church.
Mr.. A. D. Watts. of Statesville, PR
vate secretary of senator summons olas,
who has been here actively engaged
al Democratic headquarters left yes
terday for his home. He will return
next week.
There was perfect jam of negroes
at the Union Depot yesterday after
noon for the outgoin" trains, ana
numbers of them were carrying old
fashioned drunks. They were there
i'm many stages of intoxication.
Matinee at the Academy of Music
this afternoon with Happy Hooligan."
Tonight the bill is THE Great Dia-
mond Robbery" this completing the
engagement of the Edsall- WINTHROP
stock Company.
Mr.. Monte Creighton young man
of this city. who recently completed
his term of enlistment in the United
states army in the Philippines, has re-
enlisted in the service and has left to
rejoin his company.
Writing of the visit to the State
Fair at Raleigh a correspondent of the
Smithfield Herald says: There was
iess drunkenness on the grounds ana
on the streets of Raleigh than ever
before, Notwithstanding the fact that
there were a great many more people
present.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-05

Mr.. Monte Creighton young man
of this city. who recently completed
his term of enlistment in the United
states army in the Philippines. has re-
enlisted in the service and has left to
reiOin his company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-05
BATH ROBES AND
SMOKING JACKETS

Fancy Wool Blanket Bath Robes,
double faced. Tan, Blue, Red and
Brown. ... $3.50, $3.50 and $S.OO
Mems Wool Smoking Jackets. Solid
on one side, fancy stripes on other.
Reversible ...... $3.50 and $500
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MISSES REFERS.

MISSES REFERS.
ages II, 16 and rs years. An ideal
School Jacket. Worth $500 and
$500. Your choice ........ $3.50
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

1905 feet on the south side Of seventisth-sr, 100
feet west Of Avenue a.
Adler Robinowltz & Rappaport have solo rcr A
Goldine 10 Michael Miller No 7o5 70 III Eas1
Sinth-st.
Samuel Jane has sold fer Nathan NaLashy 70
Ruben sleismsn Nos. s12 and S1zlz Fast One-hlirl-
observation-disclosures, Two five stery fatheuses' on a
plot s. 6x1001 feet -,
The Broadway Reliance Company has bought the
block front the east side of Bradhurs rst-1Ss pc
tween One-hundrsd- and -hfty-sseond and One-qun-
dred-and-f flfty-thiCd sts., plot 199.l0xlO teeL
H D. Baker & Bro. have sold Cor Herman lcIitS1
70 Packtman Levin the northwest corner oI Am
steFdam-aVe. and One-hundr ed-a eIty -lIs
six story apartment houses the premises
James A. Horne has bought from MOTIFS 1etsSF
plot 50xl001l feet. the south side or One-h9n-
Observation-Disclosures. leo feet west OF 81 Nleho-
las-aVe
Henry Russell has sold for Mary Kobe and Sol
onion Simon 70 Jaifer & GOldfeld the plot i2aXSy.l4
feet, the north side Of Cne-hu -hundred-aId-1oF-
tisth-st.. 200 feet east of Leno1-sve.
Lippman & Gold have sold through Max teloIran
the plot 75x19910 feet running through from one
thirty-ninth ST. 425 feet east Of Lencx-ave. The
buyer will erect four six story apartment houses on
the premises
s H. Schwarz and David Lipulan have sold Nos.
AL end iSS East Seveuty-fourth-st, old oEldlngs'
plot 50x1032 feet.
Leon Tuchman has sold the two six story build
ings, No 26 20 230 East hundred and-eleveI1tl-
st, on plot 6eX100 Il feet.
Morris Simon and Joseph Eyman have Scld
through ]. Fedberg, Nos. y and "a East One-hun-
ereea no htth-st, two I'VE story hathouses' on plot
T. Scheckter has sold TO Frank NJ F'ranklin No.
%ol East One-hun0red- and-twenty cond-St, a
three story dwelling house, on lot l4Sll1O feet
J. Levine has bought, through L. G. Lewis & BFe-
No PA West Sixty-second-st. five story hathouse,
n lot 2SC1fsl feet
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
& AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Joseph P Day: seth-st. Nos aud 9. n $ 1871 #
5th-ave, 51.1x1Ous. story stone trent dwelling
houses; Francis Dsdex agt Charles Glenn al; A L &
Jacobs, attys Charles DonohUe. ref: due Sill,
924 IS; etc. $4CO1 30; subject
cages sggregang $21s AIS 59 plaintiff $3.50
474; 6sth-st No IL, 131 It Aladison-ave. p 6x
1908. story front dwelling house; G Sanford
agt c Woodruff ct al; sherman Day, atty r II Will
ave. s, @s2 # Woodlawn Road 1S5x39Sx200x300 3
cant: john Hafen and alo agt Muller et al; Lsxow.
taxes etc SlSs7 ie prior mortgage. $50 10 Joel NJ
intsrsects line distant 200 # of proposed St 20 it
wide. % 6xs14 Cmortgagees sale. John Town
ssn1 aet r Hoe amount due, $164s 10 the plaintiff
By John n. eolding:. 11sth-st, No SO, : 5s7.s II
OF LenoX-ave 1T6x10O11, three sty brlE GWg house
L Coster as com agt Ray Gottlieb ct al Anderson,
+ q =, attys Frank Coehrane. ref amt due, S12.-
4o2 IL taxes etc s1s5 90; 70 u 15undt Tor $lS57s.
BY PhiHp a ST1yth: 1S7th-st, No 239, :. 4S2 u
= Of 7th- ave. l9xssII. fye sty, brk dwg house NJ \
Baudoune aSt geraldine Broadbelt al; Young, Yer
p attys; N Guitermen. rel; anlt due. s171o2 7s:
taxes, etc, SSl9 6S 10 the plaintiff for S10.T56
By James L Wells; MooFe-st Nos 30 and 50. 5.
1O4 10 II Of Front-st, 46x47xT24. I've
erk Ioft and store bldg:' y Sec & Tr Co agt John
ref ant due $S22c6 IS; taxes. etc, s1.2es 20;
By Peter Meyer; 154th;st NO 4zs s ISL IT ct
AInsteroarn-ave. 19x9911 three sty front dwE;
voluntary sails; 10 Frederick Knubei for s1s59O
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
BUYS BIG BRONX PLOT.
AbraDe Z. ElRus Noao Ozcns Eighty
Lots There.

There we're many reports yesterday Of sales of
large plots in the Fort Washington Heights and
Dyeknan sections OF The Bronx In The Bronx
the purchasing movement Of vacant plots is still
most vigorous near the Falle tract. A plot of
esnty lots adjoining that tract sold yesterday
by l. J. Phillips & Co. for George F. Johnson &
Sons to Abram I. Elkus. It is between Intervale-
ave and the Southern Boulevard and has frontages
In Dongan, Fox. Tiffany and Beck sts.
The same firm of real estate brokers also sold
Yesterday for George T. Johnson & Sons to George
:. Edgar's Sons & Co. plot OF fifteen lots on the
East sac OF Longwood-ave., extending from Daw-
ssoh-st 70 point near the subway station at the
intersection or l1onsWOod. Prospect and Washing
ises ~ ~ "a NA P'e-1
one Of the largest sales of vacant property in the
upper west side was also reported yesterday The
PE0PeTtV IS the Donneliy parcel in the Manhattan
UIle section, and plot Of fifty lots in the Fort
Washington Heights district
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

G9erGE-st, 2a 4S,. Ne q 5. 25xT5: Jonas Well al
cor iso5st @ 8zl5s 49, 800
cro5ans 4@Sssss AqstiR cor To los %s@ rum. 4s4 100
4 rf69 60 x E 5 Is6 < \ 2s8 < n W 1os7 Wilism
,t3 70 Jennie E RSaRd: 3 mor5g@Se So Nominal
,.s1S5oo Nominal
6roSsLnan ct al 70 Mechanics and Traders
1ais No Il East SsSasf IS 2sas IL Villain waac. Nominal
6stbsr ''o NJ ~ Wst qaa 100
oss5 SIS 900 =, :: ss.',' Nominal
TO William Hatnar; mortgage. s2S 501 o c and. 100
tS, tS dd9 Marguerite Dsmour ana ano mortgage.
ssth-st No 22s West 1s.l2s7 4117 .41s7 10; Mar
SSh norfssge sl696; i5t 'aoile'a[ins asd Com 1oo
Berger to James A Horne; mortgages $4,000:
0t977aye n E cor 2sa-st. 22155 Thomas oc i0o
115th-st, No 50 East 25xioG1i; Charles Ruis1-
berg ct ai to simon Wiener and ano; mort
Vest End-ave, No 40. E 5. a5x1oo: Samuel Blum
6sTg to Jacob Nsade mortgage Sl2o Nominal
berg -. Nominal
L sconed ana ano trus, to Ella II stafford;
Is, Ig, Izagr, SaVVS: O c s65 ana .. 100
Drucker to Ellen 3iuiTooney: norisags. s2i,c9o
washingtoa-ave. s 594 # iscth-st. ssx1o7ii
&C sx1o5; BsnjaRn Rosn 70 jacob Goddar7. Nominal
5af9 ley t A2as Y9s fa5 6 aa5 SE5sss S s. SOFA . and 10
H9n9iaIl TO Wolf aaron ct al mortesgs'
8sth-st $ 125 f. " 1st-ave i25xloos: Lambert
suydsm to Albert cayanagh. Nominal
52d-st, No 362 West, 50 Sx10O Ralph
schoeuberE to Pncus Lovenfeld and ano.
mortgage, $500; G and. -, 100
jscEson. ref 70 Minor; GaoTtsags $1,000 1900
ter; noEtsage, sao. 90: and 100
BTadhurst-ave, No -. 144th-st runs
965 X 25 5.4 o.5is n esq I47
Herman He6srs 70 estate g3 soo Of Asher Simon:
Fort Washington Ridge Road. 5. 2015.6 It II
from 155th-st 4SSx s 2514
1857 2s5.S: William J MeClellard to
Loyal L Smith; mortgage $S5 00o-
llth-ave 5Sth-st 1877 6xT5: Edward I,
nortgage. $40 500 -. 81 25o
ia: Ida r DIoTurck TO Annie Gsrmansky...... io0
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


Chicago, Oct. 2,-Wheat st the opening was firm.
although The traders were. as usual confronted
With receipts ct Minneapolis and Duluth much
heavier than these Of the year before Scarcity os
good wheat continued 10 be the leading motive Of
the b1yers Reports that the great Northern Rail
read had warned grain receivers at Minneapolis and
s. Paul that no more consignments 10 those places
would be accepted until the blockade in the yards
hse been overcome caused many 10 take that evi-
dence u lie heaViness Of the country movement as
good reason for selling. Under sales made because
a that statement there was 9 reaction for a time
from The bullishness with which business com
Henoed- That proved only temporary. and buying
once more came into the ascendant. Local receipts
were 8 cars and shipments. 1900 bushels. De
oerbsr closed al 81 l45sgSl l4s.. after selling
high as 8 les and as lew as 81 49,. The range OF
Nay from 81 1875 TO 81 127s. closing al s. 1875.
Corn had q meteoric career. The market opened
strong Al some advance On the previous days
closing figures, but on the advance some one ap-
pesred to have caved in the sides OF large reser
Totr hed with long corn, and that, coming fun
the heads % the buyers, supplied them with
great deal more than they wanted. and the price
collapsed. Local receipts, only g cars. and the
estimate for tomorrow. l04 Total at primary mar
kets 10000 bushels, compared with $4,000 bushels
the Ike cay last year. The highest for December
vac dzs7sc. the lowest zse- The close was 4szsc
Nay closed al the bottom. 45e. the highest, 46ssc.
Oats were strong az the outset due 70 some cover
ing BY local and outside shorts and the taking OF
o. hedges by cash houses. Country offerings were
reported light. The break in other grains later
had depressing effect the market. prices falling
back 70 the close OF yesterday A good trade was
Gone. Cash houses and elevator people were the
o'St buyers. The sample market was steady TO
&c higher. 4 good 6anaad existed. Receipts. Ia
cars, q which % cars contract Shipments
from Chicago were lol. 900 bushels. Estimates for
tomorrow les cars. Future deliveries closed
from ke 70 sc under yesterdays figures. Decem-
bef closed at 2ss.c. after selling as high as 2&c TO
SAC and as low as 2ssS The range Of May was
from soise TO SOsEe 10 SiSc closing al S075c.
Provisions were bid Up By packers and local
sespers. who took advantage OF light offerings 10
advance prices. Prices later showed a slight re-
action from the high point. due TO the break in
corn. Hog receipts were 1900 head. and prices at
ne yards we're 80 lower. Neat shipments were
z4s5 90 pounds. compared with LS22.0oo pounds q
scar ago. and lard shipments were $4,000 pounds.
compared with 900 pounds year ago. January
pork colo from sl2 90 20 81 s2h and the former
P'ee a. noon January lard sold between 81 H15
and s. 6. and az noon was 81 60 January ribs sold
Ion Sc IS 20 Sc 62sh
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

is4th-st 6 14O # OF Parz-ave. for 4 one
story brick shop 75X26, 4 E!senberE owner.
Rouse & Sloan. architects. -.............
Pleasant-ave and 1z0th-st. e corner. for a one
story brick shop 40cc25; I Weinstein oUnsr:
Rouse & Sloan architects. ts........,............,
szth-st Nos 33T and 339 East. for q six story
owners T Graham. architect .--.--.........
6th-ave g. sos Il S % ll9th-st. FOR two six
story brick hathouses. 5O-6X9T; Rush owner;
Pelham. architect -..
I24th-st e 275 II e OF Broadway, for two dve
owner: L ] Weiher architect. ct.-...........
17th-st Nos 612 and GA East. for one sto-y
brick outhouse 150x14.1O; Mrs II Geyer. owner:
Kuyt1er & RentZ architects. .....................
24th-st Nos S26 and 52S West FOR three story
brick stable 25x60; H Kohn, owner; T Jacob-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
II PURSUANCE or AZ ORDER OF HON.
Foreclosure Sales.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ Of New York The New York Life Insurance. ara
Trust Company Plaintiff against EsC-re1a Lsvyu and
closure ana sale duly made and entered !n the abovee
Titled bearing date =h day o Octo5er 1904 J.
he undersgned tas Referee n said iugert named v
sell Pubic Auction. New Esra-5
Salssroom, Ne 1n1 Broadway, II the Borough Of Man
haitian. City % View York the 2St day of October
1904. az u o'clock tar L. J. Phillips
Co. Aucoreer the premises directed By SAID judssnt
70 be sold and there4n described follows AL
or land in the CITY aud County O. Eew for with the
ol-l1lnGs tsreoa eoun1e- ana described tooEs Bc
ginning at the intersection OF westerly s.c
bus Avenue and the souhery side az S0,h Street r
nng taScce s0utler along the weSle side Of COumauV
Avenue One hundred and Co1 feet (1 inches 20
The centre ne ot the bloc thence westerly
lns sxty-four 4l feet ta7nce -herly parallel
Columbus Avenue hundred and N1 l02 fest two f
inches the southey side of S0th street. and ancs
eastsry along The soutsy side of sOh sx-fou-
l64l 1eet polcr %
Dated. New IoIh, October 6th 1904
JESSE STEARNS. Refsrse
EMMETT ROBINSON. Attorneys for Plainti1 No 81
Wall street. Borough Of Manhattan. C!ty
York
The following diagram of the property 20 be solf
described above the beins 100 Wes-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
j. York BY the grace Of God free and independent
20 William T. Mcintosh Robert a. Maxwell. William
Maxwell. Josephine Shaw. Mamie Nichols Elizabeth
Arm Livingston Martin LLOYD MARVEL and Hazel b.
MAXWELL heirs and OF kin OF Martha Mcintosh.
Iste OF City ana County OF New York y. T.. de-
send greeting: Where's, Frederick z EesEnger.
of The City of New York, lately sppeo 70 ts Sur
roests's Court Of County of New YORK % have
eerafn instrument writing dated February 18TH 1901.
Instruments n Writ1nE. dated
respsctively July ls 1902 ana Auguss 26h & 1904 re-
Re ast WIN and Testament Of said Martha Mcintosh.
iafe OF New York deceased therefore you
ana each cited appear before the suTogas
our County of New York at his once IN lhe county
Of SeE York the 18th day Q: Noysm0s one Thousand
and four ka!f-past ten e-oeA n the
forenoon that day then and thSc: 70 ssS 2 th
are hereby cited under The sgS o. n.y. years
sre required appear BY guas1lel. 30 one
- II You have nons appear and appy oT one 70 be
onptsA OF IN the event of your neglect Or LuTe 70 DO
Sraian viii be appointed by the Surrogate 70 repre-
ard fer you IN the procsedlns.
n Testimony Whereof We have eeassa & re OF TIE
- eGrrogats's Court OF the saia G9Iinty ,iy OF hs~
York 70 be hereunto alEed. witness Hon.
Frank 7. Fitzgerald. q suTEoss.S % 2. OF said
day OF September, IN the yea a. SHi A~o'9 ons
thousand nine hundred hnS tIS5;
f-lsTir or 6uTFoEats's Court.
.,,,ov pxT pARASTv Sftv for PetitioneI leo RFas3-
hN1 Ia sssssx1 q lls1AAslA1s bee kef& ~-<
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES,

ciRs i@gs E Fhoas Sa: 70 Ia EgEaq ig M..P !PaqsE say
Meryash Louis. and another. 70 American Mort
sage GO; 1ooth-st. S. 100 It c Of 2d-ave;
Same 10 same; lGoth-st. II s. 400 It of 2d-ave.
Fax, BENJAMIN J. to Betty yal3beini: 4th-st No
226 West; prior mortEage. $4,000 3 years;
New-York and Westchester Lighting GO to Cen
tral Trust GO, trustee Boston Turnpike Road.
cox also land in Manaroneck Yonkers etc.
also franchises. exc; irstalments; gold bonds 10
:. 211 fl W OF 2d-aye: prior mortgage. $40 600.
due July l. 1905. per cent. .-.--...--....-.
4oth-st 10 IS West: '5 years. per
Brogan Construction Co TO Germania Life In
CLARK Patrick J. to sarah Flanagan: ath-ave.
cor 2Sd-sr; years. ~ per cent. nt.....,..-...
Guarantee ana Trust CO; 2sth-st. 10 80 East.
ings Bank; 13eth-st, $, 231.6 f. Of Alex
ander-ave; year. AZ per cent --.----......--
ciety; 3d-ave. cor 55th-sr: dus January !.
1910 4is per cent ..........:-. ..,.....
r. OF am.te21ars years ~ beE ssn2 3 3o'
Judas, SARAH: to Charles L Dinion jT. e. al ex-
ecutors and trustees; 3d-ave. s. part lot 81
map Morr!sania. 8 wears. per cent ~.
sT2 Mex N :! s DRY g6 DSs S Fns !ns5a559H
Finn, william E. to Robert McGin; sth-ave, n =
cor d d6th-st prior I7 mortgage SS'ooo; due July
Same 10 Lawyers Realty Co: same property; de-
Horne. James A. TO Morris Berger: IIlth-st. s $
525 Il Of 7th-ave; demand, per cent.
Booth, William H, 10 PoUghkeepsie Trust CO.
lS1st-st. 5 cor Boston Road; years. pe-
Blumberg Samuel TO trustees Of the Leake and
Watts Orphan House; West End-ave. No as
Wilner. BlorEa. and another. 70 Bank Of L & ~
JarnuIowsky; Grsens-st, No o: demand, psr
cent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .......-,....-....
Lowenfeld, Ptncus. and another. 70 American
Mortgage Co: 62d-st. No 1852 West l year
Same TO same; same propdrty; prior mortgage,
$4,000: year. per cent nt-.....................
IAchIenstein Sarah. al. executors and tris-
tees 10 Dry Dock Savings Institution: Broad
way. cor BleeckeE-st. -...............
81 West: due November l, 1907. per cent.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
Financial.
PUBLIC NOTICE.


Common Council IF the city of New Rochelle. ~ Y.
O'Clock TUESDAY. oetober 25. 1904 at the Common
Council Chambers, IN the C1-y Hall Building the
rer OF Main and Mechanic Streets, for any or all of
$4,000 Dollars each. said certificates of indebted
the 26h day Of October 1904, paya
bic Goth Of 1908. These certificates Of
issued pursuant Section "a Chap
Of Laws Of the State Of New York, for the
1888 the emendatOTy thereof and pursuant
a resolution OF the Common Council Of said City.
adopted 1864 said certificates Of indebtedness
Issued anticipation Of the collection OF City
Taxes for the current fiscal year
certificates be numbered from 10 is. IN
elusive. and SHAH bear interest az The rate OF SIX g Per
corporation Offering the highest preuiuza
therefor
The Citv the right 10 reject all bids.
All bids be addressed to Charles KammermeysF, City
Clerk. and marked such
zach shall bs accompanied by a deposit Of Two
Thousand 000) Dollars in cash, certified check fer
that amount payable the order OF the City Treasurer
7f CITY Rochelle Such deposit
the CRY party parties whom the certi-
Gates awarded fail TO take ard for the
in accordance with the terms Of sale.
Ile cerrifcates delivered the once OF the
Treasurer. City Hall in The City Of New Rochelle Y.
Monday. October 81 1904. at II clock in the fors
Purchasers will required pay accrued interest
By order Of tbs Common Council ct the City Of New
Dated New Rochelle. \. Y, October :, 1904
CHARLES KA1I3IERAfEYER,
City Clerk
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
HAMERsLEY TRACT REPORTED SOLD

According to report yesterday the Hamersley
estate holdings, with frontage Of about $50 feet
the west side Of Broadway beginning about 100
feet south Of northumberland -fteenth-st and e,-
tending northward to Two hundred and seven
teenth-st have been sold 1t is also said that the
parcel owned by the estate on the south side of
Two-hundred- -eghteenth-st. near Broadway.
has been sold.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

l2th-st 8 Q. 100 q e Of Avenue C; two story
frame dwelling house. 2OUSs; Georgs De silva,
owner; ] SchWallsnhsrg. architect .--.-...-..
geological Park. corner: one story brick
avtGTy, 224Xa6; City OF NeW-1oTk owner Helms
q La Fargo, architects- .-,---.-.-.--
Deeatur-avs g 45 Il a Ot 20eth-st; two story
frame Dwelling 2lx52; John Euhle. ownsEi
lsais Ealk aTahitsets . sss-s s-svss'sss'sfsss.rss.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
SALE OF A BROOKLYN PARCEL

Stokes & Knowles have sold for Mrs L, Childs
two and half story and basement house. 1ssz
100 feet, No. $50 Lafayette-ave.. Brooklyn. to an
investor.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
GET SITE FOR APARTMENT HOUSES.

Richard Dickson has sold for John c. Heintz and
Jacob Seigel the northeast corner of One-hundred-
sixty-seventh-st and Third-ave, 69xI04x69Xl10
ieet, 70 Jacob Hynlan and Morris Simon. The
puyers viii improve the property in the near
future with two five story apartment houses.