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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-13
FINAL GRAND JURY REPORT.

One Hundred and One True Bills
Found-siSty-Two Original.
The grand jury made its final re.
port yesterday afternoon and then ad
icurned for tho term. During their
sitting since December q they have
found lO1 true bills. 81 Of them being
original bills
Following is tho report Of yoster.
day:
Charley Carter, adultery.
Geo. Mays Susie Brown, adultery.
Boss Price. incest.
Marion Davis, Fred c. Schildmor.
introducing liquor
William Roberts, introducing llquor.
Harry Williams, introducing liquor.
VIII Shorner, selling liquor
Elmer Woods, larceny.
Jake Lewis, assault to kill
Il. r. Johnson, larceny.
Mart Aired, Frank Harvill, larceny.
Oscar Ussery, assault TO kill.
Peter Sander, aggravated assault.
Frank Mohley ct al, larceny and re-
ceiving.
Boss Sanders, slander.
joss Dyolcy, assault TO Kill
Henry Hardy, assault to kill
We report the following true bills
in original cases:
Murder, = larceny, 1. larceny and
receiving, l. selling liquor, , dlspos-
ing OF mortgagod property 3; gam
ing 3; disturbing the peace, 8; dis
turDing religious worship. /; weapon,
6; assault, assault to Kill, /: false
Imprisonment ] robbery, ?; false
pretcnso, u; ombezzlement Of post
OliCe funds, /; gaming houses, 6 per
hitting gaming houses, 6; conspira-
cy, /; making false claim against
United States. 1.
We report the following no bills in
commissioner cases:
Roe Mcclure assault to kill
J. II. Jchuson, assault to kill
Floyd Palmer, larceny
b. c. Overstreet, introducing.
Will Berryhill, assault to kill.
II. p. McAfee. disposing Of mort
gagged property.
We have examined the United
states jail at this place and find the
same in good sanitary condition and
the prisoners well kept and provided
for.
We desire to thank the court and
its officers for courtesies extended,
and beg to be excused.
c. p. VANDENBERG. Foreman.
SAM WEEKS, Clerk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-13
TUssY.
SpecIal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Tussy, l. T., Jan. 10-The past week
has been very pleasant weather. We
are needing rain so that the farmers
can begin plowng.
our school is getting along nicely
Prof l. C. Morgan is our teachc
/, is reported here that we are TO
have a telephone line to Volma, which
win give ms connection with Duncan
Tho odd Fellows organized a lodge
hero last Friday u'aht There were
many Odd Fellows present and al.
had fine time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-13
THERE ISA MARGIN OF VALUE

In all our pianos that cannot be
duplicated.
Moderate prices prevail. We
charge only for the instrument;
nOl for the name of reputation.
Special attention is directed 70
the Victor Piano, IL is emiueutly
entitlek to thr average home wher"
an instrument of lasting beauty
and tone is desired.
The line of high.cIass instrr.
ments shown is very Interesting
r. Y. LUX
ARpNoRE, |. L.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-13

For your stone work see 4arston
Bo is never underbid. aim.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-13
Eagles Attention

Eagles, Attention
Nrum0rc acrIc L. d. Is. q T. will
meet promptly at 7.2O ucloct
"Wednesday even ur
j NJ. WALDEN w T.
JOHN CAuDi b.. w. Sec
We are making special run on our
big stock OF guns and 30 you can be
tempted by the lowest price ever Of
rered You can not resist buying
WILLIAMS. COKUN g. co
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-13
BROWN K BRIDG NAN,
UndertakerS and EmbaImerS.

Upto date in every respect.
Complete line of Collins, Caskets,
Burial Robes, Shoes, Hose.
Gloves, etc. Calls attended to
promptly day or night, and your
loved ones will be handled with
tcnderest care. Have a beauti-
full line of picture mouldingS
and can frame your pictures on
sno,, notice. Call and see us.
Next door TO p. O. Ardmorc, l. II.
N"~ht calls promptly answered
at Phone No. !.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-13

Levels are being made on & street
southwest, to put in the 6-inch sewer
which VIII connect with the head Of
tho sewer main on Hinkle street.
Many people on c street will connect
with this sewer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-13

8uOscrlbo for he Ardm0TeIte.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-16
Boys attempt Arson

Asaeville, Nov. 11.-Deputy
Sheriff Ott Wells returned TO the
city to-uight from the Asheville
farm school, located ten miles
from the city Oh the swannanoa
river, bringing with him two stu
dents of the school, of the school
Colin Furches and Willard Cos
nell, who are charged with attem.,
ting to burn the school buildings
about II O'Clock last night. The
boys are not more than 16 years
old and have been students of the
school for some tine A charge
OF arson in the first degree will be
perfered against the young men
and they will haveto stand trial
for their lives.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-16
Poverty Stricken Sisters Die RI
Each Others Arms.

New York, Nov. 13. Locked
in each others arms on the bare
floor of dismantled flat on east
Fifty first street, of which they
had been dispos,cssed on Friday
two sisters. Louise and Valerie
Atcl, Al and SO year. respectively
were found dead today. In the
mouth Of each was rubber tube
which connected with the cbande.
lier.
la the hand of thu younger
conan was an open letter written
in German, which stated thet tho
sisters had decided to lie together
after talking tho matter over for
week, and requesting thai they
oe buried in one grave. "For
this considerations the letter
continued, I'VE give our bodies
for the benefit of medical sci
ence.
The two woman had failed to
pay the rent for the fiat they occu-
pied and on Friday were dispos-
sessed. At the snme time their
furniture, which they had bought
from an installment company, had
been given permission bv the
janitor to remain in the flat oser
Sunday.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-16
FIRE NEAR SOCIETY HILL.

Darlington, Nov. 12.--Mr. j..
L. Rogers, one of Darlington
county's most prosperous farmers
who lives near Society Hill, lost
his gin house and contents by fire
early this morning about 4
O'Clock. The origin of the fire Is
not known. In the gin house,
which was equipped with modern
machinery, there was about Is
bales of cotton and a quantity of
seed from 100 bales. Consider
able hay, ETC., was also burned.
The writer understands there was
no insurance on the property,
which was worth between $4,000
aud So, 900.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-16
BARN AND STABLES BURNED.

ElIoree, Nov. 14.-The barn
and stables of Anton Brigham, q
prosperous colored farmer, living
on the outskirts of town, were de-
stroyed with their entire contents
last night by fire. Several goats
perished in the flames. The horses
escaped with slight scorching.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-16
Letter to j. j. Cherry & Co.
Lancaster, s. 6.

Dear Sirs: "Thrse. .quarer" is
a good phrase for the best out.
side of Devoe. Devoe is the
standard mark it 100. The next.
best-there are several not far
apart-are three.quarter paints ;
yeu may mark them Is to De.
woes 100.
The bulk of the paints in
market are 40 or so or 60; a few
are better than 60; few are
worse than 40.
How do they act? They COW
or from one to three.quarters as
much as Devoe; and they last
from one to three.quarters as
long as Devoe.
What are they worth? The
same rule DONE hold it costs
more to put.on some paints than
they are worth they are not
worth anything; the"put.on"
costs two or three times as much
as the paint.
Yours truly,
"a e. w. DEvoE g. Go.
Lancaster Mercantile Co. sells
our paint.
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"A fellow now and then will

"A fellow now and then will
take his home paper for a year or
so and refuse to pay for it, and
then spend several years feeling
as mean over it as if he had stolen
sheep. -Waxhaw Enterprise.
Franklin, the Is months-old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. @. Hud-
son died Saturday and was buried
at Waxhaw Baptist church Sun
day.-Waxhaw Enterprise.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-16
Twelve Negroes Dead.

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. ia
special 10 The Commercial Ap.
peal from Decatur, Ala, says
that II negroes are dead at Cedar
Lake, a negro settlement in the
suburbs of Decatur, from the eff
fects of poisoned ice cream which
they ate, it is said, at church
rally.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-16
Killed in Georgia

Mr.. Charley Parker, son of
Mr.. H. U. Parker, formerly of
this place, who was in the employ
of the Adels Lumber Company
at Ade's, Ga, as engineer,
was accidentally killed Monday af
ternoon by log rolling on him
and breaking his neck. His faith
er now lives at Bishopville.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-16
Happenings in the State.
AS Chronicled by the Alert Cor
respondents of The Columbia
State.
TWO KILLED AT DILLON.

Dillon, Nov. II. Calvin Nc
Neil and Neil Barns, colored
workmen engaged in feeding the
big cotton press at the oil mill
gInnery were instantly killed this
afternoon by the explosion of n
steam cylinder.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-16
Fire in the County.

F1re IN the County.
The store of w. H. Wallace
in theNorthern part of the county
was burned about 4 O'Clock a. M.
last Saturday. 1t is thought that
the store was first robbed and
then set afre. Mr.. Wallace C.
loss is about $500. with no in
surance.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-16
To Our Subscriber

We especially req. -: 81
our subscribers, who owe us TOR
their paper, to pay up as promptly
as they can. Do not put us off
for we really need the money due
us.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-16

Daughters of the Confederacy will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the
residence of Judge Ira B. Jones
at 3 p. m. Every member inter
ested in the work of the organiza-
tion isearnestly requested to be
| present.
JAS Gilmore was brought to
this place Monday by deputy r.
L. Horton from Columbia where
he had been located by Sheriff
Hunter, and arrested on the
charge OF desertion of his family.
Snow fell here thick and fast
for probably half an hour last
Sunday. This is the earliest we
have ever known snow to fall here
in the fall. The ground was wet
and it melted about as fast as 1t
fell. 1t turned off very cold af
terwards and ice was thick yefter-
day morning.
Mr.. Lee R. Deas and Miss
Dougnt Faile, both of Flat
Greek township, were married
the 9th instant, Notary Public
w. f. Estridge officiating. The
attendants were Mr.. Leonard
Faile with Miss Mitchell Catoe
and Mr.. Samuel Maddox with
Miss Isabel Deas. A large mum.
Der Of friends and relatives wit
messed the Interesting ceremony.
The ladies of the A. R. P.
church will serve oysters OF the
parsonage on Tuesday evening
| the 22ud of NV. Music will be
furnished by Mrs G. B. Barron,
! Misses Garrison, JAMIE and Les
sic Johnson, May Ferguson,
Hattie Taylor, Celeste Cauthen,
Christine McIlwain, Uua Pay
seur and Ivy Crawford. The
public is cordially invited.
= Ne are selling a great many
goods regardless of cost. Come
and see before you buy.
Lancaster Mercantile Co.
-l89 acres, 5 horse farm open,
good buildings. about so acres
: in woods, two pastures wired in
/, viii be sold as whole or divi
! ded into tive tracts. About 10
s miles Northeast of town. A
bargain. Call on Il. 8. Carter
Agent
Foley's Honey and Tar always
stops the cough and heals the
lungs. Refuse substitutes. Sold
by Funde!burk Pharmacy.
The house of Mir. j. r. Ferrell
at the cotton mill came near going
up.in noke last Friday morning.
His little 3-year-old child while
playing in the parlor strucE a
match and set fire to the window
window curtains and shades. The
mother heard its screams and ran
in from the yard and extingulsh-
ed The flames. The curtains and
shades and also counterpano on
Il he'd at the window were burned
however, before she could stop
the fire.
Miss Rachel Clark of the
Carmel section is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. w. A. Hughes, at Heath
Springs
Mrs. Y q. Fortner, Mrs. E
j. Laws and children of Coleman,
Fla, who have been spending the
summer with Mrs. w. A Hughes,
of Heath Springs, left for home
last week.
Mr.. w. A. Aughes, who is
"wielding the rod" ut Thornwell,
paid his respects to home folks
at Heath Springs last Sunday
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-16
When you want Candy,
dhen you think of Cand y
When yousgoA to bet Candy
sst>eMz&zs get
MaCkOrC&>

turned from a visit to Mrs. w. L
Vanlandingham at Dry Creek.
The Carmel Hill school open
ed Monday with Miss Maggie
Tompkins as teacher.
Mr.. Sam F. Langley, who
has been suffering for some time
from some internal trouble, was
taken to the hospital at Rock Hill
this week for treatment.
Rev. Mr.. Entzminger, a
Baptist missionary from Brazil
will preach in the Baptist church
at this place on the fourth Sunday,
both morning and night
Rev. j. H. Bold idge, d.
D, will preach at Camp Greek
church next Sunday at 3 p. m,
and ut New Hope ON The fourth
Sunday at 8 p. NJ.
The Oakridge school opened
Mo day with Miss 'Ennice Long
as teacher.
Mr.. E. d. Cunningham left
Monday for San Antonio, Texas,
TO spend the Winter for his
health
Married, on Sunday last ut
Rock Hill, Mr.. Martin Chapman
of this place, and Miss Mary
Springer of the former city. They
arrived here Monday where they
will make their home.
- Mrs. b. G, Pratt and chill
dren, of Riveredge, N. j., are
que. is of Mrs. Il. l.. Wylle at
this place.
Wanted! A teacher for the M c
Cardei school to open Dec. 1st.
j. f. Williams, Trustee
Lancaster, r. :. D., No. 4.
Miss Bessie Mellow, of
Charleston, opened the schc oil ut
Jacksonham last Monday.
Lost S11 90, in bills, Finder
will be literally rewarded by re.
turning to owner.
Il. Nj. Jones.
The family Of Mr.. j. MUIR
ray Porter moved Saturday to
Monroe, N. G, where Mr. Porter
recently accepted position. We
regret to lose them from our city.
MIR. j. l.. Poag has given up
his position with the Lancaster
Mercantile Co., ind has accepted
a position with the International
Harvesting Company, of Chicago,
Ill. He left for Chicago Monday.
He will travel for the Company.
His family will remain here for
the present anyway.
The commissioners of cleo
ton, both Federal and State, met
here yesterday, tabulated the
votes and declared the result. Mr.
j. Wren Tillman, chairman of
State and county election commits
sioners, and Mr.. J. d. Flynn,
chairman of Federal election
board, will 90 to Columbia today
and carry the returns.
Letters remaining uncalled
for in the post office at Ian
caster for the week ending Nov.
10Th, 1904, are as follows:
Misses Sallie Horton, Mary Cure
ton, May Springers, Alice Butler,
Edith Broom, Mesdames S. f,
Eddings, Annie Perry, col =,
Messrs Fl. Il Perry, William Cas-
ton, M. S. Young, Hugh Johns,
Harrison Anderson, j. &. John
son.
j, M. Stewart, p. M.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-16
.yACI&ELTS,
Blankets and Comforts

Rem amber carry full line goods and can sell tIa
right price Blankets from rs per pair $500 Comforts from
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-16
FIRES IN DARLINGTON COUNTY

Darlington, Nov. 13.-Last
night gin house and grist mill
owned by DR.. A. i. Baird Of
this place was burned, together
with several bales of cotton, seed,
etc.
MI. A. I. Gainey, who lives
six miles from Hartsviile lost a
gin and several bales of cotton
Wednesday night. On the same
night Mr.. p. S. Wilds lost a barn
and some cotton. Thursday night
MIR. j. I. Rogers of Society Hill
lost about Is bales Of cotton; a
gin house and IL quantity Of seed.
The total loss Of these four fires
will sum up some $4,000 or s., -
600. 1t is indeed singular that
these four caIamities should have
occurred within less time than u
week and all IN the same county.
INJURED IN LAUNDRY.
Rock Hill, Nov 10. Miss MIN
ME Russell, EN- ployed in the laun-
dry at Winthrop college, was Sc
rionsly injured this morning, her
hsnd being caught between the
hot rollers of the machinery.
The fingers and palm were burn
ed while the back of the hand was
completely denuded of skin and
flesh. Amputatlon may become
necessary. Miss Russell lives
near Yorkville.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-16
Local Matte, !.

CONTINENTS OF REV. J.x yly1rE.
unity, 1st and Sd Sabbath.
dills reek, I'd and 4th Sabbath II
m.
Pleasant Hill, I'd and 4th Sabbath,
p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27

Nos. - ara 20 First-ave. old building on lot
schreldler & Bachrach have bough: Nos $40
ana S+s L-rst-aye-. two I've story hatAo1kea' 0H =
AMONG. other sales reported yesterday we're 80 30
- 1et' 70 y sIS ps|}ave s5xit5
te-t = Lowea:e.d s Prayer: 80 2-5- Iltst s.
-r5h-s g7zsc55 feet: No II west Eghtieth-st.. 20
-i-22 seot: No. - West Forty th!rd-s;. lssTlgl9
iect No. S-i 10 s East One-hundred
51-e-.-- feet; Nos azs and $50 East one-hunaTeo-
H1d-yee- tf-st. zsXlo0 II fee. : o. 2ls west one
hu1tre sand teenth-st, 2'xlol- jecS' 30 w las
,e-. 30 -- wet y,-e--ri nl-thirty-thrd-st,
-E-ss-- fset 20 ~ T'riede1: SO - Ninth-ave, z4s
$50 s0u-rweet corner % Third-ayc. ana Elghty-
frst-st. Sszll feet 10 builder FOR iHProyemenii
5-tvc-stl-st is feet east q second-aTe 70
6seeT L9g y as S2 SO IS 70 ss2
west Cue-hu- red-ard rst-st 5zs9 u tset
10 T. Avens,ein' Nos O. and g West Qne-hJnoIesc
-.eyelteeuta-st.. 52zlooll feet 70 Lena JACOBS
80. 2ss West -lu1dred-and -tol-teent s,stl -SN
ave. sszsi feet. Mr.. Roseuzweig; 40. ~ 5o--
syth-st 15TlJ; no ~ last Seeola-sI 20 oSS -
Iourth-zt, g. 2x6 feet; 80. s.. LAST One hJin9Te9
e. - 7-L r f. Sc ase 8, Ann's-ave on
lat 21z-17 feet. No 565 Jackson-ave, Van Nest two
I1z 80 i "a 1--or7-sye Two three story brick
dwelling houses. recently complSleoi 10. @, - So
s - ri feet: nos 252 ana
70 n TSrorov-itz: No 1aS Avenue D. 26Sxleln feet
dot y7izs5LsS at the intersection OF one-hun-
/ AYES. %oe 5i5 and az West One-hundred-and-
tirty-thrds l7zloo feet each to Max M2 11tjo1
i've story farhouse. with stores AZ the ----,,s
~ Third and Brook ayes, fronting 4 ieet m III
ave ana ~ feet IN BrOOk-ave.; No. 20 E-aAL ~
f- teenth-st 20Nl0ol- feet 70 Ian
hove F~4-hprs- 40 20 West One-huncr
80 a-v-65 hi feet. No g45 East FCrty-hf tfl-st TX
1908 feet 10 Flip Schwartz; Nos Sas 9Ia 81 III
-fo-rr-st scN1G05 feet to Annie lioIleilS n
%os h and "a west Nincty-fourth-st. bVNIvo -
- 1T~s S+rirrrarn: No Is West Forty
1870 feet 10 the broadway Reliance rear r7s-h
r.9-v. 30 2qS EiChth-ave-. &Nl1 teet 10 -,, =
frank: No 2-c Fifth-sve,, 25KH2 iee5 70 " go,
5rer-- 10 ~ 10 $50 East One-hundred-aI We s
+,--rirfet Esx75 feet Jacob scheeT hto so-S
. West ue-hundred-snd-thirty-s el.l4l-S'' $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

= r. Wendell & CO. have sold for Mrs Sheldon
--opNns No lls East Thirty-eghth-st-. a four
ofy dwelling house. with dining room and but
clert
shaw Co. have -esold Tor George Il Robinson
10 y West One-hundred- snd-thirty-seoond-st a
.aree story and basement b7ownstone dwelling
Louse -5rsox1oO feet
~ & II Schneider have bought from q Client ~
Ailard ve.t 80. 70 East seventh-st. between
second ana First Gves-. six story tenement hols.
VII Fto1es. a lot 25xel feet
JossTh Zimmera and smother person Raw. .o,s
tarough :. fleming & CO. 10 a Arr. coldbe-E No
~ East second-rt. tx story tenement house
w.th stores.
Dur e. Brown have SOLD FOR Annie N. gtou. Va
- West ne-hun6red-Bnd-sizty-se q t,,-ee
story and basement stone dwelling house lExsox
10 feet
Re Eve story brick hathouse No. 40 Third-ave
or q lot = Cxs5x22 s.xss % feet
Wi.lzm 6lchtberg has sole for Bertha Fsrsaa NJ
- E1st ne-hu-dre6 and vTe1ty-secord-st = svs
Hiory hsthouse. lot 26x-B feet. 20 Louis Lesa.
Post Reese have Eold No. IL East Seven
issrth-rt., fou- story and basement brovastons
oWe-lnE house. OF a lot EKf2 feet Ter CLIENT OF
ths Farmers Loan and Trust Company for ooou-
pGncv
Gordon s @ccresay { CO. have sold fo- ". D
arol LOT 25x7sxH2zSs feet az the Intersection OF
-~st One hunorsd-End e,ghty-sixth-st. Belmont
arc Crescent ava
warren q SlilIn AID .. Edgar Leaycrsft & CO.
rave sod 10. 4s EAst Oue-hundred-s G.; l-t-sec-
No-st i've story aataouse. on q lot 20 <x,Co feet
- = Tracy has sold Cor Cornela Robinson
49, Lg ard IL West Fishty-nintb-st, a rss story
- s-l.o-se. on lot 5ez190 feet
s-r-A Miller has sod Nos so ard ga East Forty
- SIX story 1athouse
E--.-Sln Miller anc Olhc- persons have so1d 70
fe----t Iaopieussck Nos. 6se and 81 East F,rty-
.I-si., on q l0t s2xl01b feet
Cnsl f--.5an FBrson have -esold No = East
snsg. y eo-sno-e lteenth-st g lvs story tee
...iio-s.es q Z lot 26xfo0.11 feet
~-A<4ee = Birc has rold 70 a Arr E,xeuxyzsir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
TIE nnnNx BUILDING PLANS.

T,ser-ave. west side g feet north of One-hun-
two story brick once anu
dwelling. sax22 feet: G. Robetzck BIO owners
George Hahlss Manufacturing company A1NN4-
tects; $3.50.
sf~-b-e+ s7uth side l64 feet west OF Fourth-ave.'
Vy-azeee1d. four two story frame dwellings, 10-S1
q feet: William :. Gordon & Son owners LOUIS
FAX architect S12.e0.
8aluhriGre-ave. east side. 100 feet noTlh o. C1e
5-a75-ninety-seveuth-st.. TWO and one-haIi
story dwelling. 21E22 feet; Jeanette l. ROE owner
Louis Talk. architect, S5.tfl - -, =,
ly-drst-st. south tioes 4o-s
ree+ se- - Ag--e5,i-t-ave two story brick dwell
INK clx6l feet: y. c. and n. A saunders o"AeFs'
W q Dickcrson. architect: 5000 -.
Northumberland eiEhty-seCOnd-st, houth see,
10 feet east 81 Crand-sve TWO story frame dyFe-
ing 2-x33 feet. Charles Schneider. owner W. -
ID.ckers0a. architect: S2-JO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Kanue-er Pauline. 20 cara bTlsgs5 49,. West
chester Turnpike. :. bounced \ IN II ~
-g,s-rer Pelham. 3 years per CENT. t'VO
YRcknovitz. Harris. 10 1aailes ~, o~Hss'
ave W cor 13-h-st. Nakeiie4c' . years. per 40
Y,-,-s- 'Jo.erh 70 Joseph splvEck: Pltt-st
less "a q q DelaECey-st: prior mortgage q ooo
s. 600 tpstalrueuts Per CENT. WV
Posrschke Edward r TO rance. an - =
T7,omPso9-st ., e $ 70 II n OF 5000
F5rbes Bella c 20 Norris KaHn; 4sth-st. 6. mo
v-s.G1.ti.i5 CHARLES L 20 George v Murray: llth-
At 27o.6 Il % Avenue a . year, = p7- as 600
Sent sent Is,rcs i,gvenf.id and another Ilth-s;.
"a 27os . OF Avenue 4; prior mortgage - no
SIS oOO: demand. g per cent -o''O
EIchJne- Kurt J, 10 t5!l5ert + CLGLl', ---S
W - q of l64th-Et' lTio- IH'ES5~Se'
sls ZOO. demand. per OVVO
rDf,rr rohn T. 70 James 7 MCGUIRE; Water-st no
Fls: IrStalrnents. per cent. DOW
Efr7r- samuel. and another 70 oscar Dobroczyn-
tEi.' F4enry-st 80; prior mortgage, S24VoO; 49,
sre Arrt l. 1909. cent INV
Forbes william. 10 James Forbes n - 40
40 = OF 6th-ave due Aprl lSos ger 1O"'N
We Tarob T. Isaac stern: Broadway No 2-Soi - -
yeas "a cent -, OWN
stiuiran Norman J. 70 Julius . IAelA.lnef'
lss'ss'ti 100. i9S sr Il o. ''-yo; 2sOO
raebc.kiad. Leon a. 10 the city MoTtEase ON
pzny: I04th-st \ = 100 = W OF CshIl iafk 49,
suh,rztrfn Charles. May Holman; es-h-st -
No 90 East. years, per cent ~U0o
August Henry. and another - An1ie Erskire;
ls5th-st 10 csc Eazt. cue April i lS0I' - 49,
s Pc s san to Morris 17eirstsin s:saton-st
W wliett-st: prior nortEase' S%oVOO' N 49,.
Isesee FIeavir to susan Delhougens; 1O5th-st.
leb y " OF Ist-svo: years, per cent. l2S0
Same to Lena Roth: Eza.s property 3 years -
H.,5, ssh, Charles / 70 Ietitin Darlington;
iIth-sL q, SOS = q Avenue A. yeA-A