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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
PORT ARTHUR AGAIN
REPORTED CAPTURED
THE MONTREAL BOAT
DEFEATED WHITE BEAR

Montreal, Aug. 6--The yacht Noorna,
representing the Royal St. Lawrence
Yacht Club of Montreal, defeated the
White Bear, of the White Bear Yacht
Club Of St. Paul, Mimi, by FIVE min
sutes and ffty-hve seconds in yesterday
afternoons race, the first Of the series
for the Seawanhaka cup, sailed on
Lake St. Louis. The wind suited the
defender, which also gained whatever
advantage there was in a f1uky breeze.
At one time it appeared doubtful
whether the boats would be able to if1-
ish within the time limit of three and
a half hours, as the wind had almost
died away On the last round, how
ever, the breeze increased and Noorna
repeated the advantage of this, while
the White Bear was almost becalmed.
Today's race was windward and re-
turn, two miles each way, sailed three
times around, a total distance of twelve
miles. The wind shifted from west to
south and then to east, making a COM
.plete turn 1t varies from six knots to
almost nothing, and then fteshened to
a ), sq1all. The conditions apparently
more suitable to the White Bear would
be moderately fresh wind with smooth
sea s EFsEeaH 80 3agss2 81 5ss
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
WORK OF THE STATE
BOARD OF EQUALIZERS

Bismarck, N. D., Aug 6.-The state
board OF equalization has completed
the equalization Of land values in the
state. The total valuation Of land in
the state, as eoualized exclusive OF
structures is $78, 559,S34. The total
value of structures and improvements
as equalized is $4,oII,52I. The total
value OF lot property as equalized is
$5,87o8oo and the total value OF struc-
lures and improvements is. $S,453,oo8.
The total value of telephone company
property in the state as equalized is
SEA, 556.I6. !.
In the equalization Of the value OF
land in the different counties the fol-
lowing increases in percentage over
the returns Of county boards we're or
dered: Bottineau, S; Cavalier, Is;
Eddy, S; Logan, IS; McHenry, 10; Nc
Lean, 10; Morton, 10; Pembina, 10;
Ramsey, 10; Richland, 70; Sargent, S;
Stark, 10; ToWner, II; Trail, 22;
Walsh, 20; Wells, S; and all the un-
organized territory attached to Stark
so. + 5s
The following decreases were order
ed: Dickey, 20; Ward, 20; Williams,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
TELEPHONE LINE WAS
I SWITCHED TO TELEGRAPH

Grand Forks, IN. D., Aug. &C. E.
Burgess, one of the stockholders OF
the North Dakota Telephone Co. seeks
to have the affairs of the corporation
wound up and receiver appointed on
the grounds that the telephone line
has been converted into telegraphline
almost to an exclusion of the telephone
business. Edwards, Wood & Co, are
said to own the majority of the stock
in the company by recent purchases,
and the line has been converted largely
into a commission telegraph line, ac-
cording to the complaint OF Mr.. Bur-
gess,who was one of the original stock
holders. The case reached the district
court yesterday on a motion to be all
lowed to file an answer. The time had
expired for such filing, and Judge Fisk
assessed small damages and give the
attorney for the telephone company
right to file an answer within ten
days fl5SI
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
LARIMORE CHILD WAS
BITTEN BY PET WOLF

Larimore, N. d., Aug. 6.--At 6:3o
last evening the little daughter of Rob
ert Black, baker and confectioner of
this city, was severely bitten by pet
wolf, and is in precarious condition.
The child is but fifteen months old,
and was creeping in the back yard,
where the animal was. The wolf has
been perfectly tame, and the children
have played with it without a thought
of danger. 1t is supposed that the child
startled the animal and it seized her
by the back of the neck and inflicted
severe wounds there and at the back of
the head. The wolf was at once shot.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
MINISTER HINTS MURDER
AT THE LOOMS FUNERAL

Parkersburg, w. Va, Aug. 6.-The
funeral of F. Kent Loornis was held at
the First Presbyterian Church yester-
day. Rev. DR.. J. w. Francis conduct
ed the service. In his address DR..
Francis referred to the uncertainty as
to the cause of Loomis' death He said ::
We do not know whether the cause
of his death is hidden in the depths of
the dark blue sea, or in the blackness
of a mans heart"
He spoke most highly of the charac-
ter of Looriis and intimated several
times his belief that he was murdered.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
DAMAGE TO
The CROPS
REPORTS FROM SOME SECTIONS
ON THE LOSS FROM RUST
In a Few Localities the Loss Is Esti-
mated as High as so Per Cent
Many Sections Of the State Have
Not Been Hit. &

Valley City, N D., Aug. 6.-Wheat
in Barnes County is in bad shape on
account Of black rust, which seems to
be in majority of the fields. It can
safely be stated that the crops have
deprecated IS to so per cent in the
last week. Farmers are Just beginning
to learn what the rust is, and have
commenced to bring in samples of their
grain. There is general feeling that
if wheat averages eight to ten bushels
to the acre it will be better than ex--
pected. A week ago wheat looked
good for wertyzbushel average.
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COLONIZATION.

Austin, Tex, Aug. 6.-For the pur-
pose of colonizing the railroad and
other cheap lands of the southwest
country with 4 healthy class of immi-
grants from the east and abroad, colon
ization companies to cooperate with
the railroads are being organized to
finance and handle such land enter
prises. One Of the recently organized
companies is the Southwestern Colon
ization Co, with q capital 81 $500, 600,
which will cooperate with the Frisco
system and other roads ii Texas, not
ably the ST. Louis, Brownsville &
Mexico
The colonization company will aid
in developing tract Of about &; loo, 40
acres of land lying alone The Rtilf
coast, and which will be sold III prices
ranging from $3 to IS pcr acre.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP.

Vancouver, B. c., Aug. 6.--Frank
Gotch, who claims the catch-as-catch
can wrestling championship of the
world, and Dan S. Mcleod, the former
champion, are to contest for the title
in a bout here tonight. Both men
have taken great care in training for
the contest, and they are said to be in
fine physical condition. Gotch believes
he will win with little difficulty, but
Mcleod has a host Of friends and adj
inirers who express confidence in his
ability to- gain the decision and the
long end Of the $1,000 purse offered
for the match.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
CONGREGATIONAL ASSEMBLY

Frankfort, Mich, Aug. 6.-The Con-
gregational Summer Assembly opened
its first: annual session today on its
permanent grounds here. The assem-
bly, has secured for its permanent home
I25 acres of land between Lake Michi-
gan and Crystal Lake, and bordering
on BOTH The Congregational, United
Brethren and Methodist Protestant
denominations have united in making
this a great rallying point for these
denominations and to promote a closer
union of these bodies.
The sessions begun today will con-
tinue two weeks. The speakers include
Prof. George B. Stevens, d. D., oi
Yale University, Professor r. r.
Lloyd, d. D., Of the Pacific Theologi-
cal Seminary, Prof. c. S. Beardslee,
d. d., Of Hartford Theological Sem
mary, President III c. King of Ober-
lin College, Rev. Frank w Gunsaulus,
D. D., Of Chicago, and III. +. Gale, the
distinguished eastern evangelist.
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TIDEWATER LINE.

Baltimore, Md, Aug 6--The
Western Maryland railroad announces
that il will have its terminal lines in.
Baltimore completed by the first of the
coming month. The Goulds have
spent more than ST. 5ooooo on the work,
and before the contemplated improve
ments are finished more than $1,000 Z
600 will be spent The opening Of this
line will give the 268 miles OF rail-
road of the Western Maryland proper
access to the harbor front at once. At
present this is obtained over the tracks
of the Union Railroad, controlled BY
the PENNSYLVANIA.
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MAY STAY LONG TIME.

New York, Aug. 6.-Thomas Tag,
gart, chairman OF the democratic ma
tional committee returned to this city
last night after a short visit to his
home in Indianapolis: He expressed
the belief that Indiana's electoral vote
will be cast for Parker and Davisv ae7"2
Mr.. Taggart was asked how long he
expected to remain in New York, this
time and replied that he should remain
until Judge Parker was elected presi-
dent of the United States. .l--aw
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
GRAFTERS HEADED FOR
!. DEVILS LAKE OPENING

Sioux City, Ia, Aug. 6.After two
weeks sojourn here, following the riot
Gus scenes at Bonesteel, about hum
dred grafters and crooks left last night
and today for Devils Lake ana Grard
Forks, IN. D., to nrnGt from tile md
lottery there.
The toughs were quiet here, devot-
ing their time to spending their money
and patronizing the gambling houses.
Most OF them are armed and prepared
to operate in North Dakota at any
cost. ..-.t t.z.u.-. .,f.
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BANK ROBBERS.

. ,Newfane, VT, Aug. 6.--One burglar
was shot in the arm and canti1red and
others escaped with 5000 in cash after
blowing open the safe OF the Windham
County Savings Bank. The robbers
overlooked package containing
ST, 900.
Later a man giving the name OF ].
S. Mccarthy, of Michigan, was ARE
ed in Brattleboro on suspicion of hav-
ing been one Of the burglars. He was
heavily armed. @z
The man who was caught here is
minus "a finger on his right hand and
has a bullet scar in his neck.
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HARBOR REGULATIONS.

St. Petersburg, Aug. s. The regula-
tions for the protection of the harbors
Of Sceborg, Aiborg, Cronstadt, Libau,
Sebastopol, OstakoH and Batourn were
gazetted today. They will remain in
force during the war. Russian repre-
ssentatives abroad are instructed to no
tify foreign governments thereof and
to inform them that in the event Of
any Of their warships sailing for Rus
sian ports due notice should be given
to the imperial government
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IT is NOT THOUGHT THAT
KUROPATKIN is FIGHTING

ST. Petersburg, Aug. 6.--Military of
fcers think it unlikely that General
Kuropatkin is giving battle at Lao
Yang, since this would involve the
abandonment of his stores of millions
of pounds and would be almost as bad
as a general defeat.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
KUROPATKlN REPORTS
MOVEMENT OF THE JAPS

ST Petersburg, Aug. g. General Ku-
ropatkin reports that the japanese adj
vanced ten miles north of Hal Cheng
Thursday and that they are also oadvacn-
ing in considerable force from Pahuisai
on the Russian east flank. The Japan
ese are concentrated in the neighborhood
Of Pulurgov and considerable forces Of
Japanese at Houtsaitze and Sikseyan
crossed to the right bank of the Tai
Use River, but were repulsed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
FUNsToN,s COMMAND.

Washington, Aug. 6. The recent or
der assigning General Funston to COM
mand the department of the east was
modified by the war department and he
will 60 to Chicago instead of relieving
General Grant, of command Of the de-
partment Of the east, with head
quarters at Governors Island. Cen
.eral Williams is assigned to command
the department of the Columbia to be
vacated by General Funston The
changes will take effect Oct. i.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
IN RICHLAND.

Wahpeton, N. D., Aug. 6.--The early
wheat is damaged most. Some late
wheat near here only slightly damaged.
In the southwestern part Of the county
black rust appears making some fields
show total failure. Conservative esti-
mates place the damage for this coun-
ty at one hall. The international Har-
vester Co, reports indicate that it is
doubtful if the average yield for the
county will be more than that.
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JAPS SAID TO HAVE
BEEN BADLY REPULSED

ST. Petersburg, Aug. GA dispatch
to The Bourse Gazette from Lao Yang
has been received in which it says an
other great battle has been fought in
the neighborhood Of Houtsiatze on the
railroad, fourteen miles west of Lao
Yang in which the japanese losses are
estimated at from 10000 to 1900, while
the Russian losses are Insignificant.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
A CROSSING
WRECK FATAL
FAST PASSENGER TRAIN
HIT A STEEL CAR
One Man Was Instantly Killed and a
Number Injured A Spectator Was
Caught in the Wreckage and Died a
Few Minutes Later

Kansas City, Aug. 6-The Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe passenger train
from Chicago crashed into trolley car
at the Fifteenth Street crossing. One
was killed and ten injured. ]. L. Nor
.ris of Pleasant Hill, Mo-. who was
standing beside the track, was caught
in the debris and died twenty minutes
later.
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'HE WAS AN
EASY MARK
NEW JERSEY MAN HAD -.
THE USUAL EXPERIENCE
A Boarder Cured Him of Rheumatism
and Relieved Him of a Lot of Wealth
as Well as Pain-and Immediately
Skipped.

Asbury Park, N. J., Aug. 6.-Abra-
ham Schlossbach reported to the police
that boarder in his house. pretending
to cure him of rheumatism by new
electric process, made him unconscious
by an electric shock, and robbed him Of
over $1,000. ss x. .-.s..s.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
UNCLE SAM
SENDS SHIPS
EUROPEAN SQUADRON WILL
PAY THE SULTAN A VISIT
The Request of Minister Leishman in
Turkey for the Presence of Some
Warships in Turkish Waters Was
Z Promptly Answered.

Washington, Aug. 6.-The European
squadron has been zordered to Turkish
waters. This is in response to the re-
quest of United States Minister Leish-
man, who reports the sultan refuses to
give a direct reply when asked to de-
iine the rights of Americans in Turkey.
tLhe shias are xpected to bring the
t.siek man. to realization of his po-
sition #a 4 &.
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UNSUC UCCESSFUL EFFORT
TO WRECK IA BRIDGE

New Chwang, Aug. s. Russian spies
made an attempt to destroy the railway
bridge near Yinkow. They were frus-
trated BY the Chinese railway erl-
ployes. General Fukushima was sup
posed to be on the train about to cross
the bridge.
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{ BAD NEAR HANKTNSON.

Hankinson, m. D.. Aug. 6. Dam
age to wheat by rust in this territory
is estimated at so per cent. Straw that
looked good for twenty-five to thirty
bushels two weeks ago will hardly pay
for cutting. Early wheat seems to be
the worst. Some of the late-sown
grain is yet green and looks very fair
Oats and barley are good crop and
harvest is under way.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
WOMAN FOUND DEAD.

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. 6.-The body
of Mrs. Ed Doyerty, wife of a Rock
Island conductor, was found by the po-.
lice locked in her room. She had been
dead for six hours. A key sticking in
the lock may lead to an important clue
if it is found the woman was murdered.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
RUN ON THE BANK
KEPT UP ALL DAY

Chicago, Aug. 6.-The run on the
BroVers National Bank continued to-
day until this afternoon when it dwin-
died out. All depositors, who asked
for their money, got it.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
RUSSIAN BATTLESHIP
HAS BEEN TORPEDOED

London, Aug, GA dispatch to a
news agency from st. Petersburg says
the Russian battleship Slava was acci-
dentally torpedoed today at Cronstadt
but not seriously damaged.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
RUSSIAN PRIZE COURT
UPHOLDS FLEETS ACTION

Vladivostock, Aug. 6-The prize court
yesterday adjudged the sunken steamer
the Knight Commander and cargo a
lawful prize. The fact was established
that her cargo consisted Of railway mas
terial for Chenulpo. {
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THERE is NO CONFIRMATION
FROM OTHER SOURCES

New York, Aug. 6.--It is not prob
able Nagasaki would be the first point
and the only one to learn of the fall
of Port Arthur. No other advices from
Toxic, London or Washington confirm
the Nagasaki report.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
Forty Thousand rlen and Women
.. Were in the Line OF
March.
They Went to a Big Picnic and
Enjoyed the occasion
Hugely.
The Picnic Was for the Purpose
of Raising Funds for
Strikers. 49,.

Chicago, Aug. 6.-The principal fea-
ture of the packing strike today was
the parade of 10000 strikers, men and
women, toward big grove where
picnic was held to raise funds in sup
port of the strike. !
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Twelve thousand persons were count
ed at one time in the Palace Of Agricul-
ture at the Worlds Fair recently. Even
with this. large attendance the striict-
ire, which covers 22 acres, was by no
means crowded.
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AGED FATHER
KILLED SON
Man Stabbed His Son in
the Neck During a Family
Quarrel 4

Wahia, Wis, Aug. g. Edward Blain,.
aged rs, killed his son, aged IS, by
stabbing him in the neck with knife
during family quarrels. He was ar
rested.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
FATAL FIRE
IN IOWA
Two Lives Were Lost and Hotel aud
Five Business Places Were
Burned.

Glidden, Ia, Aug. 6.--Fire today
destroyed the City Hotel and FIVE busi-
ness houses. A. w. Holbbi and broth
er lost their lives.
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DAMAGE AT THE FORKS.

Grand Forks, N. D., Aug o. Rust
is confined to the late wheat, which
represents about IS per cent Of the
acreage. About half of this is infected
with rust and smaller percentage is
81 the killing variety. Rust has de-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-08-06
A Nagasaki Dispatch Says ! Has
Fallen Into the Hai
Of the laps.
There Is no Confirmation ti1e
Rumor From AIRY
Source.
--------
The Story rIay BE AS Groundless
As NUMEROUS Former
Rumors.

Nagasaki, Aug. 6-It is reported here
Port Arthur has been captured by the
Japanese.
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

y 4 I II Keunpner. OF Nev-Amsterdam Realty
comranv have sold a Ar. OKeete IN old building on
10, - sxas feet southwest corner Of Twent!.
n-tl. 81. ane Thirs-ave
The Erns-Cahr Realty Company has sold for Berja-
min l. and BerthrcI Wei Nos. O4T. 20i9 and 2.O3i
Washington ave story triple hathouses.
pio; 75K145 feet
Jacob Roscnhaum sold for Cuno f. Nasel TO an in
,.s,or No lGG4 1870 Park two six story flat
ioHss N plot I0xaO feet between One-hundTe and
.s--rsen,ttil hundred and eighteenth SITS Mr.
Nagei bought property IN March 1903.
The Realty Company has sold
IA bel ~ clienr for occupancy. No. IS West Ninety
ffl ~ high stoOp brownstone front dwell
ing house lot 16Nio0S feet
sold the three westerly houses
in a row five. which he is just completing on the
side Of and forty 2oO feet
easr u Eighth house is plot 4Oxs9 II feet
stories AiEh- Win accommodations io 4oNi
ir,inc Kempner bought, through Folsom Brothers,
f.n, ~ estate Of Hsnry Kraft No $50 East Seventy
front and rear tenement houses on
lof 2axl02 . 60. .
M,Tefs G; Frankei Mrs. Anna A. Cordts TO
Aasm No i4I West sixty second-st a hve story
f1sthouse on 25xi0o5 feet. roo
H I. Lonand has sold william w Collier No 6o2
hundred andthirty- third ST. hVe story nat
lot 25Nsa II feet
n ID Baker q Bro have sold Herman FIGHTER 10
Siiverson plot I00Nlp0 u feet the north side OF
eleventhst 200 feet west OF seventh
The buyer VIII erect two SIX story apartment houses
the property. -
DE Iancey T smith las sold Tor the estate Of r c.
Rosen !. T. birmingham ~" 43S West FIFTY seNentn
four story dwelling house. on lot l6sNlVoS rect
Y TucEnan bought from Morgenstern Bros a
I0wenkron No 35l East Eighty second St t~o story
n. dwelling house. o lot 2Sz1022 feet
n / Br9nns sons have sold for Martin Geiszler TO
Edward Bresin No T64 Forest ave- three story mouse
on lot 20Xi00 feet.
conjunction with A Saltznlan nave
sold Iewenthal Brothers Nos 53s and $40 sxth-st
tenement houses. 4SX91 teef
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

referee to Emma + knapp ...........-....-' $500
Murtun-st, No g. 25XIO0 Lucy ] Bogart
Ellen Whoey: and 100
4o,h-st No pr West. Il aX9s9; Orlando " Blau-
Welt Fannie Eisfed- 100
112th-st, No 261 West. n 3x1o01l Lorenz
Wcher and another Alexander Y Trust;
mortgage. S36 600 2 and .-........... 100
property: Alexander Y Trust Lorea= +
weiher mortgage. So. 600; o and.......... loo
Alexander ? 134th 2sfx75 Charles
X Boyce Charles F Schulz mortgage. 5000 Nominal
same property: Charles f Schulz to Catharine
Schulz: mortgage. So 600 Nominal
I32d-st No $50 West. 25x99.1l. Henry Geschea
ana another. executors. Samuel Self:
gage $1,000 100
Same property; Caroline Herrschaft ct al
Nominal
Same property Henry Gieschen to Nominal
e5d-st, Nos pa TO 23S East. 75xl005: Levin
10 Morris II FEEDER al. three-Cuarters part;
mortEage ssa5G9: and .........-.----....... 100
1lsth-st, No is East 25X1001i: Morris Levy
Aaron Marcus, mortgage. S26, 625; q c and. 100
Bergen ave, No Ca. 25X100; Timothy F
sullivan TO Thomas. Galbra!th and another;
mortgage 81 Nominal
Bergen n Rose-st 50xS7: David
Moorehead 10 Moorehead Realty and Construc-
ton Company; mortgage. S3s 600 Nominal
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$4,000
10000
5000
$4,000
$4,000
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

o'Neill Thomas, TO John Bussing. ir; Rider
cor l+2dst: due July J. 1909; per 80.
lSaird James. 20 EE9igrant Industrial Savings
Bank; l5d-st. 100 II West End ave;
Roth John. Citizens Saving Bank; Ist-st
No GO: year; A per Observation-Disclosures. 3.
shotWeiL Carrie l. to William Martin. If: 124th-
ST. Nos l26 and l2S West: year: 6 per cent. 3!
1>ochlnNar Realty Company 10 George II Brouwer:
Grand ave Clinton Place: prior mort
gage. S2S.0o; demand; 8 per ..-.......... g.
Gdmache Joseph. and another. John Eugtis:
Van Beuren-st s. i27 II n Columbus
Van Nest Park; years: Per cent: 2 mort
49, =
Bohde Frederick. ir. 70 United States Trust Com
pany; PaTk-aVe. No G3l: demand. ..--.......... 6
Rehherger Charles J. 20 Frederick Rehbereer;
Columba-st- No sc: years: per cent - 10
Sherman. LOttie n 10 George i Sherman Nadi-
sor- ave, ga II 42d-S years; 8 per cent
Mooiehead. David 10 West Side Savings Rank;
bergen ave, n cor R0se-st; due November
i-'"' ~ CENT &c
Gaihraith, Thomas H al. 10 Timothy = SuIli-
van; Bergen-sve, No Gf7 years: > per cent
AstIovern, John. 10 Lambert Suydan: TTgewater
Road " :. AI2-1 Il n Westminster ave. due No
Vember J. 1904; per nt....-...-..- .
Brandreth. Ralph. by Com and another 10 TitIa
Guarantee and Trust Company: amsterdarn-ave
6, 30 II Il IS4th-st: ! year: : rer cent Al
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( ~ Nassau ST..
I ew York City.
IL. In two yeAra.
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