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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23
Neme &lasen.

Sennie Miler berflaote Die Sn:
b~ianapolis Sraction Company aul
3ablung bon &c. 600 S9aoensriab.
sic siebt an, baB fie am %. Sum- mil
elmer Nortbmeitern Ibe. Gar nod be,
SainOis uno WaibinstOn StraBe fubr,
UNI bort cine anbere Gar 3u beffeisen.
Wie fe seraoe i'm gesriffe mar. BIZ
Gar gu bsrlaHen, fubr bieielbe pl6btid
on uno fie tpuros 10 bart CUR groe ae.
tporfsn, baB fis fid bic Stfte brad unh
auberbem audi nod anoere 8erleBun=
gen erlitt.
Salie Gi1aro Mil bon 2ouis 6.
Ridaro gei9ieoen iein. Sn ibrer
&la9e iast fie, baB er iie am 20. Suli
1902 berlieB, aud fol- er niemals fir
lie geiorst baben, iOnbern i'm @lauben.
he babe ia senigeno 8erm6een aus
ibrer friberer @he, fs fi6 ielbf tiber=
lafen babe.
Trancis Gums oerlanat Sdeiounq
bon Wiliam gbans, neil 2ebterer fie
perlieb uno audi ni4t fur ibren Inter-
bait iorgte.
Marp u. 5erbert fla9t auf Sdei=
bunQ ban Marian Serbert. sic aeibt
Jpn Der Sruntiu9t uno Der @rauiam=
felt, aud iOa er fie sei&lasen uno ni6t
fir ibren llnterbalt 9eiorgt laben.
guBer Der S9eiouns nerlangt fe OBJ
but tiber oas 8ino.
Carrie Greb, als Ma6laBperpalterin
bon Samuel 6reb, rei9te cine $10,=
900 SdaoenerfaBtla9e 9egen W. s..
Wan3p elm.
Sn ibrer S9rift iagt fie, baB Sa=
muel Greo sinen 9anomeg In &rib So.
entlan9 rift, als 2pferoe oss8ertlaeten,
Die nidt einsesdunt maren. binter ibm
ber9eftirmt famer, pobur9 6reb's
pferb i9eu uuroe uno burdbrannte.
6reo. fiel berab unb tpurbe cine gan3e
Strede melt geialeift uno erlas ben
bierbur9 erlittenen Yerlebungen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23
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pber gertaui9en zines gsi9dftes probiren Sic
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
Simmer 81, SisseraIo Sebdube, siorb0fIi9e Ode
Warfet Strabe unb Circle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23
Sabrpreis mad california
uia YennInlpania 9inien.

Nusuf Is. biz q. einidliebli9,
uno bonn 90. biz 9. September ein=
fdlieBli9. @rcurions Sidets nod
Gan 5rancisco unb Sos Mneeles, in
Anbetradt oes oreiidbrigen @%Onclapss
Der 2nigbts Semplar uno Sopereisn
@roBlOes s. 8. .. s. wsroen aber
penniplpania 2inisn berfauft. 5hr
p6aiee Snformation be5ii9lid Gabr=
preis, &oute u.f.p., Iprehe man bel
ben 8ifet=Ngenfen oieier 2inien bor,
ocer fdreibe an 90. %. Riharoion,
Sifritt pafaeier=N sent, Snoianapo=
liz, Snb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23

y auerl B niBf1eine.-
W. S6ea. Geparaturen, 1904 Belmont
Str, $500. = s. Megain, @ottase,
Warman Str, nahe Bertha, $3.50
@aa @rneff. smeiitodises bbI3. Wobn=
baus, 1920 @lmStr., $1295.-glauoe
pbinneep, Cottage, SucliO Npe., nabe
Stem Oorf Str, $50. = M. Mints,
Cottage, Soma uno Stem Str, 5000.
8. Campbell, Cottage. @ofsp Str,
stp. &ap Ctr. uno Oliber Noe., 1886.
= 9arrp &ains. Nnbau, 1861 Meli
q. StraBs, $545.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23
@tese- 0rab.
@ E b

Sames ". unb gfie Sobnion, I'll
Bates Str, Wdo9en. = George s.
unb Mlice M. upoegraH, 1923 9anion
Nbe., 6nabe. = Grancis uno Nnna
Burt, 819 paea Str, 2nabe. = Grant
M. uno Sba Sste, 1924 Union Str,
Mdb9en. = %. 6. anb Maraaret
Wstter, 1877 M~iseonfin Str, Wdoden.
= Sobn g. unb 6attie Warb, 1744
grootfioe Nbe., &nabe. - Wiu unb
Settle Wiars. 1147 Ot 10. Str,
3wiain9e, 3nabe uno Mdoden. -
Sobn 80. unb 2aura W. &asba9,
1919 Bpram Wbe., Mdb6en. = Sbos.
3. unb Jimmie Me@rap, 1888 Wefi
81. Str, Mdb9sn. = Sames q. UNI
9ottie COOPER, 1102 Wsit 81. Str,
3nabe.
O etraut:
Sobn 8. Seni9man-0irne s. &obbp.
@ o benz:
Sacob Wbitebeab, 70, 904 Wefi
Sbeffielb ctr. = Goref Simmons,
6 3D., 10614 @ireinia 9lbe. -&ubolpb
0eineman, so, Sulietta Sospital. -
Wormon Nlpba Maen, 6 3D., 1893
Worris Ctr. = Dorothy Selm, 81,
1108 Oft ct. Clair Str. = Sobn 8.
YurceG, 20. 1902 Sf 10. Str. =
Serene @fber Gerris, 287O &abe,
StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23
Is@ etterberi@t I.

S6on beute Gbenb unS an Sonntas /;
mdrmer am Sonntaa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23
@rmnbeisentbums llebsrtrasunsen.

&obert s. Siatt on Senrp 5am-
burger. Got 20, OsgOOo's l. Central
4pe. Nbb., n6roIi9 Der Gaa @reet.
SO, 200.
Sranf 9. Steuart an @eorgs 6.
5eenep, She'll Got 10, Square 80,
NiHouri Str, fholi9 Der New OOrt
Str. 5000.
Sobn 8. @rabens an Marp 6ibpat.
rid, GOT II, Some place Ibb. Mt.
Sadion' so, 100.
Settle u. @unber an Sames M.
Wouos, ST., Got 1873, Irmfron9's
Repfone part Iob. g2orb Snbianapo-
liz. $500.
8ennie q. gliott on Marsuerite g.
Witdea, Got 95, Nlen & &oot's
Iortb MobitiOn, 9elaware Str, n6ro-
lid BON Is. @traBe, $4,000.
Nfenetb Sbowalter an @eOrge Saftp,
6 ots l unb 2 unb She'll bon 4, Sit.
toms Subbibifion BON Outlot 100,
Snoiana gbe., nrbe Weft Str, iowie
She'll bon Got SO, Gletder's &c. Sub
bibilion bon Sutlot Sc &C., 6lst9er=
Mbenue, $4,000.
Sobn SOr on Warsaretbe GOamsier,
Got 10, Sablep's @ranbbisu aobition,
nabe ben Monon s0abn . Werttdtten,
$1,000.
Mgit 6ahm an Qouis Netpberaer,
She'll bon Got 80, pratt's Subbipi=
fion, Outlot 172, Ofieite bon Msri=
bion Str, iioli6 bon 10. Strabe,
SIT. 900.
Glisabetb Dimes an Sobn Moorbeao,
She'll Got 16, @olbsburp's Sub.
nabe Der NOrtb uno pine Strase,
So, $50.
6rant 8. 8rotprl an Siaoorn Sopn=
ienb, Got 81, Gioenour's Cub, iio=
lid bon ben alien Nrienal @riinoen,
SO, 900.
@lfe s. ellis on 2ouis g. Suboer,
Got 68, SObniOn & 9Ogibire's Sf
W~aibinston Str. Mob., n6rolia bon
Den penniplpania Giisnbabn-W ert-
fdtten, 81, 300.
Gbrifp u. Serbune an 2atberine
Waro, Got SIS, &obtin & 0ubbarbs
0ia plaee Nooition in Detroit Ctr.
$1075.
2ouis g. Wunier an Soiepb Mu:
nier, Got 20. Sings Subj, She'll por
grpans Noo., 6flid bon @OoOruhs
place. s2O4O.
Marion Sruf So. an q. &. Siatt,
GOT 25, SsaOoos l. Central 9lpe. Ibb.
t10roli9 ON Jau greet. SSOO.
@lara u. StuBenberger an Samuel
u. MaIbaa, Got %, @armans grber
Sauebbile Sub. $500.
Sheriff an Metna 6. uno 8. MHo.
citation, Got 2, 8lod 4, Nrmfrone's
l. Iob., 81. Ctr. Dftli9 bonn ganal.
$2O35.68.
German 6. gmmert on gffe Or.
Npsp, Got 8. Seniion part Nob., off,
lid bon Sainois Str., n6rolid bonn
Greet. $500.
Wiliam s. @burdman an Sreo Or.
StimfOn, She'll nOroweifl. /, Section
81, SIP. Is, &anse 4, 6rantlin Sp.
$4,000.
Greb M. Stimion an Sennie 8.
RC.L- ATf[ A0nAA
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23
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Die seftrisen Spiels reiultirtfn ME
folgt:
ImerieanW ociatiOn n.
ct. Yaul, 81. Suli.
ct. poul. 30 O00OOOO0- 0
minneapolis Il 00000301- 5
8aiterien-Slasle unb peiree; Sbo=
mas unb Weaber.
Wilpautse, %. Suli.
Wilmautee. 00O0O0O01- 1
&anias @itp 20 000O00O0- 0
8atterien-Mc&ap unb Slatterp;
Barrp unb Butler.
MatiDnal=2 | g q.
ct. Souls, %. Suli.
81. Souls IL 51O41OO*-11
philadelphia Il 20O00O3O- 5
gatterien-Saplor, @rabp unb Mc=
2ean; Sugglebp unb Gotb.
pittsbura, % Suli.
pittsburg. 80 031200l*-7
grooflpn. .....O 0O000O2O- 2
Batterien-gaie unb Smith; Soole
uno Sitter.
@bicaso, %. Suli.
@bicaQo -. 02002O11*- 6
Nem Dort.. II 0O000030-
Cincinnati, %. Suli.
Cries SPIEL.
Cincinnati 49,. 81
Bottom ......0 0OOO0O03-3
3meites spiel.
Cincinnati ....5 *-12
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23
Recommendations

VI. Z. BIptbe,
Sectipns>D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-23

Sir Snbiana: SIM Masemeinen i95r
beate Mben6 unb am Sonntas ; spdrnrsr am
Gonntae.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-05-07

The hardware stock of the J. T. Lo-
baugh Co. has been purchased by the
Pullman Hardware Store and moved to
the place of business of the latter
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-05-07
Notice of Settlement of Final Account

In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington, in and for the County of
Whitman.
In the matter of the estate of Therisa
Meyers, deceased.
Notice IS hereby given that John V.
Meyers, Administrator of the estate of
Therisa Meyers, deceased, has rendered
and presented for settlement and filed in
said Court his final account of his ad-
ministration of said estate, and that
Tuesday, the 3lst day of May, 1904 at
the hour of eleven o'clock a. M, of said
day, at the court room of said Court, in
the City of Colfax, Whitman County,
State OF Washington, has been duly APP
pointed by the said Court for the settle
ment OF said account, at which time and
place any person interested in said es-
tate may appear and file his exceptions
IN writing to said account and contest
the same.
Dated May 3rd, 1904.
~. Q. MCCAw, County Clerk.
BY GEO. l.. CORNER, Deputy Clerk
JOHN W.MATHEws, Attorney for Estate
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-05-07
w. A. c. wins From Idaho.

At the annual field meet between
WAC. aud u. of l., held in this
city last Saturday, the sturdy ath-
letes from our own state won de-
cided victory, the final score being
WAC. 81; U. of |. 4I. The score
in detail was as follows:
Ioo-yd. dash Goodman, W.;
Ripley, W.; Smith, l. Time, 10 is
sec.
Hammer throw-Preston, w;
Thayer, W; Thomle, w. Dis
lance, no #. q in.
Mile run-Mathews, l.. Edmund
son, l.; Anderson, w. Time, 4:47
2-S.
High jump Murphy, I; Grip
ley, W., and Frazier, l., tied. }
Height, S #. 6 in.
I2o-yd. hurdle Barnard, W.;
Murphy, l.; Goble, I. Time, 10
SIS sec.
22o-yd. dash - Goldman, w;
Hammer, w; Faucet, 1. Time,
20 as.
Shot put-Larson, l.. Preston,
W.; Goodwin, w. Distance, SO #.
] in.
Pole vault-Murphy, l.; (Weller,
w. and Hardy, w. tied.
44o-yd run-Thomle, W.; God
man, w; Cowgirl, w. Time, 81
3-5 sec.
Discus Nissen, w; Smith, l.;
Goodwin, w. Distance, 1914 #. 6
in.
88o-yd. run--Thomle, w; Math-
ews, l.; Moffat, w.
22o-yd. hurdles - Richau, w;
Nissen, w; Murphy, l. Time, 90
sec.
Broad jump--Godman, w; Muir
ply, l.; Nissen, w. Distance, 20 #.
f in.
Relay-W. A. c., Cowgirl, Mof-
fat, Thomle, Goldman. U. of l.,
Edmundson, Herman, Mathews,
Faucet, Time, 1898.
Douglas Island news., 1904-09-28
Notice to Creditors.

In the United States Commissioners Court for the precinct of Juneau, before II. H.. Folsom, U. S. Commissioner and EM-otfcio Justice of the Peace.
 In the matter of the estate of Ole Linge Notice is hereby given that the under signed, Z R. Cheney, was by. an, order regularly made in the above entitled court on July SOth, 1904, appointed administratoIT of the estate of Ole Linge, deceased All persons having claims against said estate are required to present them to the ad- ministrator, with the proper, vouchers, within six months from the date Of this notice, at the office of said administrators in Douglas, Alaska. oo, Dated this 17th day of August. A; D. 1904.
 Z.R. CHENEY, Administrator of the estate of Ole Linge, deceased.
Douglas Island news., 1904-09-28
pusLrsHD EVERY WEDNESDAY
TERMS: Advance.
WINDHAM NOTES.

The steamer Al-Ki came in last Thursday bringing an air compressor and dynamo for the Missouri Mining Company.
 The dredger, which has been idle the last three weeks, will resume opera tions again in few days.
 A. GeFeler who has been in Seattle the past month on business for the Missouri Mining Company, came down from Juneau on the Seolin last Satur- day.
 John Benson and E. E. Taylor have taken a contract to drive a tunnel on the Mint quartz claim, owned by the Windham Chief Mining Company.
 Last week J. P. Bartels and E. H. Patten completed the assessment work on the Yellow JacketMiuing Company's quartz claims near the Second Basin.
 R. and R. l.. Rowe will take con. tract to drive 100 feet of tunnel on the California Alaska Mining Company's property at the Second Basin; the work will be done during the winter months.
 While walking up the Spruce Creek Canyon the other day J. H. Kintcel saw something glitter on the bare bed rock under 10 inches of water; on pick ing it mp it proved to be a g nugget.
 Tom Butler and Jack Pauns have taken contract from 4. Ramer to drive tunnel on the Windham Chief Mining Company's property at the head of Spruce Creek. They expect to have the tunnel completed by the middle of October.
 One day last week almost the entire population of Windham Bay went out to the Narrows on a fishing excursion. During the day five halibut and some tom cod were caught. Mir. Runs of Los Angeles caught the prize fish, a halibut weighing about 200 pounds.
 About the latter end of October the Missouri M. Go. will have their electric plant installed at the Second basin. This company is the first to use cleo tric lights in their mine and buildings at Windham Bay. The company has men at work repairing the corduroy road and getting ready to move their heavy machinery from the beach to the mine. Considerable tunnel work will be done on this property as the com pany intend keeping Burley drills at work day and night during the winter
 SEPT. g, 1904. J.H.K.
Douglas Island news., 1904-09-28
NOTICEOFTAXES DUE.

Notice is hereby given that the taxes on all property in the city of Douglas, Alaska, for the year 1904, will be due and payable on Monday, Oct. 3d, at the store of P. H. Fox, treasurer of the town of Douglas. Said taxes will. be- come delinquent on Monday, December 6th, 1904, at F o'clock M., at which time penalty of 5 per cent. will be added.
 P. H. Fox,
 City Treasurer.
Douglas Island news., 1904-09-28

MALICIOUS DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
 SEC.l2 That if any person shall wllltuiy or maliciouSly break down any door, or Win dow. or otherwise injure any building or structure within the corporate limits of the City of Douglas, such person shall be deemed guilty of miSdemeanor, and upon conVlc- tion nthereof, shall be punished by line not to exceed one hundred 100 dollars, or by inn prisonment in the City jail not to exceed ninety 90 days, or both.
 DIsCHARGING FIREARMS, ETC.
 charge any rifle, gun, pistol or frearm whereby dangerous missile IS proJecteu: within the corporate limits of the City or Douglas without first obtaining permission from the Mayor of the City, shall be guilty of a miSdemeanor and shall be punished by fine not exceeding ten 10 dollars, or lm- priSoument in the City jail not to exceed five -5- days, provided that the provisions or this section do not apply to persons shooting destructive animals on their own premises or in shooting galleries, or on the Fourth of July.
 SEC. H. That Any person who shall with in the corporate Limits of the City ot Doug, las sell or contract to sell, or cause to be S0id or solicit for sale or purchase any goods wares, merchandise, drugs, medicines Jew eIry. or wares of precious stones, or any other property of any kind by gong rom house to house or by public cry or procIam- atiOu except he be licensed mcrchaht or tnNuaver of the City of Douglas, or has first procured d license from the City oi Douglas. shah be deemed guilty of mISde,, meanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a iineu exceeding fifty .9o,, dollars or by Imprisonment in the City jail for a period not exceeding forty-ifve -4o- days or both
 SEC. 15, That any person desiring to prosecute any of the business heretofore mentioned, may do so upon application to the City Clerk and upon payment to the City Treasurer of the sum of five -5- dollars for each aud every day, or twenty live -23- dollars for every week that he shall prose cute such business. All monies received DX Treasurer on account of such licenses, shall be credited to the general fund of the City:
 SEC. IG. That all ordinances and parts oi ordinances in conflict with the provisions or the foregoing sections are hereby repealed;
 SEC. IT, This ordinance shal! be published on the 2lSt and 2Sth days of September, l9Vi' in the Douglas Island News, a newspaper pup lished in the City of Douglas and shall be posted in three public places. in. said city, and shall take effect and be in force from and after the date of such publication ana Passed Passed and approved this 18th day of Sep +ennber A. D. 1904 CHAS. A. HOPP,
 - JOHN HENSON,
 (sEAL,( Clerk of the City of Douglas
Douglas Island news., 1904-09-28

Celery, egg plant, cucumberS, cabbage, new potatoes, young car rrotS, lettuce, squash, wax beans, string beans, turnipS green peppers, red peppers, ripe toma- toes green peas, ,beets garlic, onions, green corn. Fresh Shrimps, salmon and halibut. Ranch eggs, small Star hams, Premium hams, Star bacon, pickled and smoked tongues, summer Sau sage. bologna. hol- stine sausage, Smoll- ed Yarmouth BlOat- CTS and herring, Hol- and herring. boiled ham and smoked beef sliced, dill pick les sour pickles, sweet pickles. pick led olives and Sauer kraut in bulk, Coli cans, anch oYies, spiced Russian snr- dimes and caviar. salt mackerel, salmon bellies and cod fish tongues and sounds, genuine Swiss cheese roke fort cheese, breakfast cheese, edam cheese, pine apple cheese, limbur- ger cheese guaran- teed to make any body sneeze. Apple cider, wine vinegar and honey from home, chickens alive killed or cooked, pickled pigs feet 1Oc a foot or 25c per yard fresh beef, veal pork mutton wholesale and retail.
Douglas Island news., 1904-09-28

Swedish Evangelical Lutheran ser vice next Sunday at 8 p. m. Sunday school at 12:45., all at Finn Hall. All Scandinavians are cordially invited. Please come each and all and we will do you good. J. A. LEVIN
 Pastor.
Douglas Island news., 1904-09-28
THE WELL KNOWN MILLINER
 OF JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS Has opened her Winter stock of Millinery AT MRS. LAUGHLIN'S Sd St.

The Millinery this Season is most elegant and durable, at prices quite reasonable. CLAIRE has something to suit all. The ladies will do well to call early to get the best selections; all are invited to call and see, whether they wish to purchase or not. Remem- Der the place, Mrs. LaughIin's, Third street, Douglas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-15

the three story brownstoue dwelling house No. I57
Edward n. Gillespie. broker. has sold No, 753
Thrd-ave. FOR the Colesaan estate 70 Christopher
Campbell The property is a I'VE story building. on
Arnold s ByTne have sold for Matthew Mcnamara
TO 4 Mrs. Wenacht No. ~ West One-hun9red-and-
seconC-sJ.. a i've story double dathoUse- TIE same
10 20 10 ls6 west thssi.
six story apartment house, 00xl feet sold recently
Wi,IIam P. Size has sold the northeast corner OF
Thrd-ave. and Serenity nInth-st. I've one story
Prager are said 70 be the buyers, ,.--,.,. ~
% =. - teSv1 frs sasrerlv block
front between misunderstanding and One-hu1-
dred-and-tenth SITS, two i've story natAouSes' Win
A Plot Of ten lots on the south side OF one-hun-
ayes. is reported 70 have been bought by the Cen
t-al Realty Bond and Trust @ pa r,.,c Realty
Company, represented by Andrew J. Connick 20
Earns slsT SoreT Of BrosdWSy and one-hundred-and
sixty-fourth-st also for Gutwg brothers I 90 ~
Bernstein the plot 60zl0o feet. ADJOINING n hio1U
Walter ]. Cohn and Edward Baer have sold ID &c to
William CSoIdstone and NJ 3. Light the plot SIX
IN ge LgI5 r. and forty-frst-st
PAU Halpin has bought from Daniel F Mahoney
the Dlot l6UxlDO feet or the north SIDE OF Liner
son-st. 100 feet west Of shernan-ave Nos
PA and 2.246 Frfth-ave. two five story hatAouses'
"a A p Guthman Co have resold through shaw
Co TO J. B. Johnson No 24S west t[1se
and-thirty-s three story d"e'i'Hs "'U7e
on a lot I7xs9u feet 49, r,-.rL Rack,
L
er ir 70 the Asher Simon estate No - Hess 10
hundred-and- siXteenth-st-. a I'VE Story AI114'-S@
with store. lot 25XiO11 feet 80 IL -.h-,r
C;eorge Ranger IN CONJUNCTION Win Ions 80 80
has sold for the estate Of Ernest CoLFaSeS III ~
three story brownstone dwelling mouse 70 -
West One-hundred-and- thirty hrst-st' I1xl0o feer
to Hannah Theobold -, n rJ,rrJs
No 30s West hundred and fourte sl-' NV
story double hathouse. lot 26Xlg)-u zee,
Harry Schwitzer has sold 10 5anlneI CleeiL LS
and yoseph Spivack No. I3S 70 l42 West OneIlii-
dred-and -thirty-third-st., three TOUR sSory 10
houses on plot 75xSg.u feet. s. siegel q Co. were
the brokers. 49, r.. r,-a p,r,-
dred-and-thirty-hft I'VE story ma tnVusG; D
lot g7x1OO feet s Siegel & Co were me ptoSTlS
Warren SIiIIin have sold for csn en- k2 a 6 I1Ui
lander the 1--WE story dafhouse No 80 E1fst one
h1ndred-a thirty-secondst st, on lot zoNlVJ
StolofP Il Kronowit have bought through t1eiet
A. F9osenfaId the two five story hathouses. on pot
59xlO0 feet at the southwest corner OF Me4Iose@Ne
and One-hlInd red "a nd fifty min tF-st =. 49,
Heller e Resented have sold for StoIon az hroHo-
wit No 4 COS Thrd-ave., a five story HaIhouse' On
lot Z5xlo0 feet 1865. e.. A., =
A SbatzIn & Sons have bought from MRS. r
Trainer the three family brick house on ue Di
SIDE 81 Cambreling-ave. 80 feet north OF Fe4-
ham-ave. $500. -. ,1ot ,oOvoss
feet on the north side OF Two
seventh-st $50 feet east Of White Flalns-iYe run
Eing through to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-15
rRANsAcTIoNs IN REALTY.

g. Bretteu & Son have sold for the Harrisonyiue
Cooperative Building and Loan Association Nos
2sss and 1880 Third-ave. frame hathouses with
stores. The size OF the plot is 45x2oS feet.
Harry ~ Goldberg has bought through J Clar-
enoe Davies the lot. 25xI00 feet One-hun-
-fty-fourth-st. 10 feet OF Elton-ave
Mr. Goldberg has sold the same to Louis Lsse.
Louis Solomon has sold 70 Mrs. Ella Weiss No
% E fe exs s59f & SSlO the broeT on
The Northwestern Realty Company IS reported to
TE9 los u tbs block bounded by Prospect s and
sixth sts which the latter recently bought from the
Van Ingen estate.
Peter Herche has sold through Mosauer Marks
& Mendelsohn, 10 simon Brothers the plot l45xI29
Lest 81 the northwest corner OF Linton-ave. and
one uIored-and-slxIetl-st- The properly viii be
Mosauer. Marks & AIendelsohn have sold for Kate
ona-st, two story frame dwelling house. plot
hnncrea-and ffty-ninth-st.. story frame dwell
III house. on Plot 59xlg feet: FOR the estate OF
sxio fef 20 fg sFI s 2'H ooS Ys 99o 81 on POT
hundTed-snd -foTtv-siTfh-sf rvTo story SyvsiJinp
6oase, on lot z5xl00 feet; 5or Minnie Horr. No 90
% s and foF T5Sy Lsasen No WIN s s Eas
NE nared-andt hirty fth-st.. four story
VII, r2rSopS Holman have sod to Haber Devorko-
b 5Ise On lot z5xso feet. Cohen Jaffre were the
e. Osborne Smith & Co. have sold FOR George W.
ssseAaaIn 20 James Fusco, builder. plot 52zl0O
affye ~ ne northeast corner q one-huRdred-an
improve the premises.
Brooke 4 Georger have sold Cor Edward H.
@@-noon No ~ East Stxty-s!xth-st-. five story
american dwelling house, on plot SOxl0O5 feet
y aJoins the building at the southeast corner OF
AAaolson-aVe. and SiKty-siKth-st- Mr. Landon re-
Ssnty bought through the same brokers No 81
ss-st tifry-irst-st.. 4 rev nVe story American
easement dwelling house. on a lot 2ixiOo5 feet
"A. H Levy g. co. have sold for Grossman &
Fasson Nos 90 and g East Ninety-eightI-Et 2 six
story GathOuse, plot 40xlO0.u feet.
IandelDaum e Levine have bought, through
Harry WittenbeTg. 10. 1& Madson-st.. a 1--WE
Etcfy tenement house. lot 25X1OO feet
Halprin DiaHondstoE a Levine have bought
from Joseph Rosenthal the plot. q. 8KS9Il feet on
TIE south side OF One-hundred- thirty third
~ feet OF LeloK-ave. adjoining the plot Sc AZ
- " feet, which they bought few days ago.
Charles and Henry friedman have sold the six
story apartment house. Nos. LIZ and l2s East One
-tIiFteenth-st., plot 4sxlO0 II feet
Levy Brothers have sold for Martha Roman No.
Zzs Sepenth-aye, i've story fathouse. with store.
on lot 2s.llZiGo feet.
Samuel c. Baum has sold 70 AGandel & Einzler
Nos. as and $50 East One-hundred-and-turenty
afth-st.. old buildings. on a plot 50xlO0l1 feet.
Samuel I. Siegel q CO. were the brokers.
Ietelbaum a Klein have scld Nos 500 ard 81
East eixtY-hrst-sf, two Eve story hathouses.
plot H1l115 feet
olive a. Barnes has sold No. 20 East one-hun-
house, on iof isszi0aii feet. 70 Joseph Tsoberts
Henry y. FelberbauFl has sold foF Louis BCtto
No - tart One-hundred- and fonrfh-st.. a four
storT bulle.rE, On q iot 25Zt0lu feet.
Dc vi. 4 ion.n-on have sold fcr Howard Il. White