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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-30
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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-30

= II Harrison Cleveland. Mississippi
NEtrz. AK. Is. IaH2 II Wsat 10 say a
sUfd uf praise TT Ballard snow Lni-
msnf. ! stepped eH mai, Witch caused
lr.t eara. iu my Ies 10 contract aud an ab-
-essz 70 ri-e IN ms knee aud the doctor
ted me- fhaf Nauld have stu Ieg. -
one day went 10 , r. Lord, drug store
IAaa Is nou "a Denver Colo. lie recon
u.~HH-a bottle ~ SNOW Eminent 90
SOC So, ard It cured mi ieg Il j. th.
br-t Eminent IN the word Ab,r-s,e-
ratb TEA -sptIuUs, are indicative 1T eaH
-nraflau 0f lehIhty. They may. huWvx
-. result tfom b'aWs OF from fore n
hE.aEss introduced into HE skin or flesh
saca a. .pHnters. ih0Tns- etc. Sold %
/ sanders
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-30
NIMOCkS WARTHOI 81
Z. Note the sign.

Chops, Corn. Stock Food, Prairie
Hay, Timothy Hay. Mixed Glover Hay.
Bran, Cotton seed Meal, Hulls. Feed
Oats All offered to the trade. whole
sale and retail. Free delivery for town
trade. Give us a share of your orders
We will ALWAYS try To please you Try
our Neaqaa Stock Food We guaran-
tee best OF satisfaction for horses aud
cattle. We can give You abundant
local reference as to It's merits
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-30
LfCEtM COURSE.
contract Closed for Four Spleen
did Attractions During
the Season.

Mr.. +. G Ptt,as, who by the way. is
above the average i'll his thinking ca.
pac.tg, has taken upon himself the ra.
spQnsibilty Of furnishing series Of
hlgh-cltss eLtalt ailments for high.
et'ss patrons of tie Becker X Lewis
opera house during the present season.
and It gives - pleasure to announce
tor him that on November u. he Will
present Anna Dtlouy Martin, under
the auspices of the Rice Bureau. of
Nashville. Tennessee. in The Prisoner
ei E-nd9 as picture drama.
The press aud personal letters give
Miss Martin the highest endorsement
and IN her appearance here the Forrest
City public is guaranteed one of the
most unique, as wei as high.class re-
eltals which II has ever been its pleas
IRE u hear.
The other attractions include Col. II.
". J Ham, the Southern Ofatar and
! Il moreus Lecturer, who viii appear
II December The exact date of his
engagement WI te announced ia dae
season, aud if aatrakea success aud
continually increasing popularity be
the test of merit then Col. Ham is en-
titled to The wide favor which he en-
JOYS.
In February the Alice Carey Concert
Company will occupy the boards, Miss
Carey IS an artist on the violin who has
studied under the ablest masters. and
has associated with her trio of art SIS
Of various gifts, which Justify as in
promising program of unusually
pleasing ability.
Mr.. Pettas Will close his course with
Coy. Bob Tayl1r. We ought to add
nothing Il this announcement. But
tor Tear that some reader may know
the genius Of this son bern platform
lecturer, We will add that it has long
been conceded that Gov. Bob TAYLOR
has 10 peer as versatile entertainer.
Our country Is prolific Of great orators.
word painters, humors'S and st0ey til
lersi who spring Up alaost with every
new day, bGt seldom d. the Centuries
nnvel man whe combines the talents
II al t5eSe. Such a man Is Bob Tay=
t l1r, and the new lecture which he ne
S+nts for the coming season gives the
widest range to his varied talents. lie
/ has spent much time in its prepare
ten, and it Is new from the first castle
which he builds with silver tongue.
through all of its delicate humor and
side-splitting anecdotes, to its perola-
ton Of matchless beauty.
The price of admission to each of these
high-class entertainments will be 75a.
except the latter, which, owing to the
large expense incurred 10 secure him.
vii be 81 90. Parties wishing to take
advantage or reduct on in price, NAV
secure season tickets. admitting them
10 HE entire c0ur=e Of four entertain
mfuts, at the small sum of So % Sea
son tekets may BE- procured now at
DuHavant's drug store or by calling on
Nh Frank . Pe,tus, at the store of
Prttus x Buford
Nh Pettus requests us to ST .te that
liberal share Of the receipts arising
from the course, or fodr entertain
ments. after paying all expenses, will
be donated II the several churches OF
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-30
Collectors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
y signed Collector OF Eevee Taxes for the
st. Francis Levee District of st. Francis
county. levied by law for the purpose of
building and maintaining levees in the ST
Francis Levee District will attend in person
or by deputy at the following times and
places for the purpose Of collecting said rev
enue for the year 1901:
Forrest city, at Sherf's office, October ID
18th and sth.
Madison. October 18th and 18th.
Forrest city. at Sheriff office, october 18th,
18th, 18th aud 10th.
Wdener. October Goth and 2lst.
Forrest city, at sheriff Office, October I'D
to list,
Penalty will be attached to all taxes not paid
on or before October 3ist, 1904
+. W. DEROsITT,
Collector Of Levee Taxes for the st. Francis
District of st. Francis county, Ark.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-30

When the quantity Of food taken Is too
iarge OF the quality too rict# <6uf stomach
Is likely To follow. aud especially 80 IT TIM
digestion has been weakened by eanstlpa-
ton. Eat slowly and net t1o freely oi
easily digestad food Masticate the food
thoroughly LIT tive hours elapse between
meals, and when YOU feel taHness aud
weight in the region OF the .t5maeh after
eating, take Chamberlain, Stomach and
Liver Tablets, aud the sour stomach may
be avoided. For sale hy J I sanders.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-30
Cured of Lame Back After Fifteen
Years Suffering.

Il had been troubled with lame back
fer fifteen years, and found a complete
recovery in the use of Chamberlain 5 Pam
Balm says John q. Bisher Gillian. Ind.
FMS Linment is also without an equal
fer >prains and bruises. For sale by j
l. sanders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Pocher Co have sold tract at Mo.ristovn
y. j.. comprising torty-fve acres In the Washing
ton Valley Road. for Or. J. A. Campbell 10 William
F PGrdy for occupan~y The same firm has also
leased No lf3 West Thlrty-slxth-st for H. /.
By-'es. forr story house 20 Emil Shulz for bust
ness purposes, for five years
S. steingut has sold for the Mcguire estate n pIot
the north side ~ One -htindred-and-clgb -v-e.c-
ond s., y feet north Of Huehes-ave. 7oy-6? ceot
He ras also sold for the same estate the northwest
corner of Observation-Disclosures fist-st and
Adams Place lo}xi01 fe.t and plot 10xl02xl2s feet
at one-hundred-and-e!ghty- ana Crescent
ave- to client for improvement
Buck Crawford have sold for the IIueb ~
Camp estate eight lots running through from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

'ofSe 3SeT No. to $50 E@u,a6 6 ca Trust
rd:. lsl9 Az per cent SIS 900
e YEAR t;0Sp per iS Ssn, $500
sTs Of if 18th due Rsis May % IS iss
Renus Bernard 10 Matthew Mcnamara Morn $500
por @s SIS co5 % ;Ss # Of l24s-st
sfsnk Joseph. 10 Patrick F Dickinson Sth-ave
SIC 600 % IT T..r. Of lSGth,st prior mortgage.
Peterson dTr John r. To- Harry Frieke Prospect-
years per cent. $500
I 5! o. same mana yaaf 5s Cent
Hora9n !aG9b ana aRothsr Max Cohen and
Kit George 70 Nee BischoS '"s s7S- stF sest ''O
due 1907 per- e'0 een moT'sase Ss0 700
West prior mortgage Gg II eoo l S c No
Ff Sl; i9G5, per a.o cent . 1000
Sane a' to sane Mn i LEA: yea r. III, per wen 1000
shsHk i Joseph. Hasts Room:n6a 5th-avs, SODO
W $ 90 IT n Of 13Gth-st. ] year; 6 per cent. $50
9'ne 20 Of Fai issl5s, Dickinson d 5thave
- years: per cent. ........sat i-@ 5000
Nainzsr Bernhard Titie Guarantee and trust
fGS 5s,r annie 9 B to Katherine Gostn:
LS 5S IL l%ue Philip WsinSes Giss; No
Brat simon Arthur siiverSa n f4adst No 'O'
s, $50 West years. per $3.50
No No l4o; nr'or mortgage $1,000: years. 8 per
RosenzT wei :; Lazarus James knowles 1855.
s. lou It e Of Amsterdam-ave; 1 year.
Guedalia Aaron to Van Norien Trust Company; ''''
yssT. 49,. :, 81 i4'a..': 10000
kornfeid Charles. 70 Bertha Meyer; Norwood-avo.
= :, tdOs II Of Gun Hell Road prior mortgage,
- zoo; due May IS 1906, per cent.......... 400
Hoffman. Meyer. al O William Hockey:
lo4th-st $ 100 fl Of sth-ave: prior mort
gage, S27Oel 6 ............... 10000
valentine John p. to John Bogart 102d-st.
i9o II W Of Columbus ave due December 10.
l22d- ST. :, 2O5 IT . of Sd ave. 1 year.
'e'
Larkin Andrew J. o Henry ] Robert; Madison
ave. No 51s prior mortgage 100000; year,
Hannes Lazarus to the state Bank ssth-st Nos 49,
III ana 1lY East; 20 months 1000
Eastburn-ave. No 1,teZ / year. cent $500
Dohm, Resale. 70 Metropolitan Savings Bank;
Eastburn ave. No lisa; ! year. per cent. 5000
Same 70 Mary Katz Eastburn- ave.
18TH st; due February l. 1905 per cent. 5000
Zacharias Zacharias Henry Humphrey;
7th-ave. W s. 325 IT of 13Gth-st years.
Dorte Mary. Freund 57th-st No $50
West; prior mortgage, $4,000 due December
sez, Christina. TO Cottlieb F seiz Tfffany-st v
q ei6 It OF 167th-st: years, per 1880
Iangan, James G. and another Agnes Null
IiEan; Mapes-ave . OF
mont ave: due December /. 1905 per cent. LOO
Haght, David II. to Equitable Trus: Company:
Broadway, No 5l3 to $40; Mercer-st. No 81 20
WaverIey Place II and 49, LIB
erty-st. No 60: due ninety death OF
Henry Haight 81 per ............... 900
fet'r Rudolf and another TO Fannie Pick; 145th-
St. No 5i3 West; prior mortgage. S2a 900: per
Iochinvar Realty Company to the Estates settle o'
ment Company: MaDes-ave, S. $3.50 n Of
177th- st; demand. per cent ...............
Lake. Charles, to Manhattan Mortgage Company;
lS3d-st s g, 20 II e OF Tayor-ave: due May l.
Porpora. Stephen. TO Frederick
Stubenvoll and another: 1sOth-s No / O65 East;
prior mortgage. $4,000. instruments. per cent 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27
BOYS STRANGE PASSION.
Brooklyn Lad Who Enters Houses
arrested.

Louis Thonet the fifteen-year-old son Of Fred
erick Thonet. OF No. $40 Sixteenth-st. Brooklyn,
who. Il is said has an uncomfortable passion for
and then wandering around. often carrying away
small thiEgs held on 4 technical charge of
rasrancy 10y Magistrate Tghe in the Butler-st
caurt yesterday. Thonat Whose parents are we'll
known and respected. and who is a nephew Of As
semhlyman Oscar L Thonct. Of the XIIth District
ana Theophile Thonet. Of No. 40 Ninth-st. has
been tho source OF much worry the members Of
his family.
The boy, who has light hair and blue eyes which
answers the description Of boy who has got into
many houses In Brooklyn under false pretences in
the last yesr or arrested IN the home OF
DR.. William II. seymour. OF No. 224 Clinton-st-,
Brooklyn Friday night. TIE boy got into the
Office. saying that wanted wait for his father.
who was coming to have injured knee examined
the young man in the office Returning suddenly,
be caught the boy jumping hack into the office.
Growing suspicious the doctor questioned him
closely and tangled him The boy had first
given the name Of Samuel Pickles then said he
was George Waits. Ia the station he gave his
riPff
a lock al the boy. DR. William Maddren. of No. l
Hanson Place identified him the boy who had
hung around his Office for TWO hours on The preteXt
that his father coming 10 be treated FOR some
complaint He Was found wandering around the
house. even in the kitchen The cooks wages dis
appeared the same day. L Is stated that young
ThOnct won't Washington some SOnnes ago and
caught playing his strange game there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27

estate ot a seven story and basement freproof
building Nos - and b. Frankfort-st. lot l5N
ieet The bmIIding iiiEt 49, ''e Isl ool9 1l
seliel purchased the property from Barnes & Ier-
recently negotiated the 50 e Of Nos. s. and
1acoo-Si.. in tn" same block. 1t is sand that the
has yet been taken is not the buyer OF Nos. 30
The Real Estate Record and Guide SAYS In It's
last issue in regard 10 the real estate situation. IN
past follows:
The most salient chara cteristc of the real
make; during the last week has been the evidence
afforded Of breadentng activity. The specu!a tton
in 8ronx and Washington Heights lots still donii-
mates the trading. but not 30 the same extent as
in several important directions In the FIRST place
Mr. FTaggin's renewed desire to build TIE LAND
the Improvement in thc stock marker Is probably
directly associated. indicates plainly thar during
ably again be in good demand th@ pace when
was maintained in 1902 Will be cquallet. bat a
the construction OF winch was aHandoned III -
will be resumed and new ones will be started
which completes MS ownership or me b'rcS II
foreshadowS the building Of what nay VEL oe tn'
tn rnsiinra RIA 3"t he started imme.iia telv
hut Mr.. Morgan assuredIy intends 20 build u am
excellent demand is being developed. ana tnat Il
for property the margin az the most eNptiS-ltC
years many skyscraners will be erected on ~
narrow streets in these districts. ana llt It5.
simply IS that the nroDery more co rItTdr5tyn
situated Is already either improved OF VIZ ,
from The market The new skyseral,19GIE:S7, ~ &c
butt chiefly in Y A-h, 1gton. West and Nil-lan 80 80
and in some cf Ne many smaller StreeIS 10 80
east 90 Williamst. AS TO the speculation ~ loIS;
is not developing any nov charitc eli ~
volume it is about the same IS ever nt Inai - -
there IS say about il II NAV ne fenlfrheLl
however that. far a. The E'onT Is c2hcG 19
entirely Thus ,!,rirg he last week, CT or atout
ono hundred ter sales ot Bronx proT"rty over
ninety vaca-t lois. This Is too large P-'!'o
sitOn constitute q he5liEE llaEAFt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27
AGAINST FREE SHIPS.
Merchant lInrinc Commission Oh
tairs Tis,ra Of Steamship Oscncrs-

Washington Nov @f-The Merchant Marine
Commission was - session again to-day. IN
SayeG II preparing - report and recommends
sioe,s - Congress Farther consideration was
rlYcii 10 he various expeiients which nave been
suggested Cor 5he uphuEd!ng or the American
merchant raarine IN the foreign trade. such as
Discriminating iarfss. mail subventions, In
creased tonnage taxes ard naval subventons
snd free ships. Some attention also was given
20 proposals 70 reserve the isthmisn canal trade
and the service nos performed BY army trans
ports American vessels.
t.egar5Ir;; tae wo-k os the commission. Sen
atc- GalinGe-. SIS Chairman. made the following
statsmeE;
on lie question of fee ships :he commission
hEs mace Z very thorough and searching in
Curry as 10 the probable action of American
y hethcr American companies owning for
e'Sn built vessels would transfer them to the
american flag under free ship law. replies have
been received from the international Mercan-
re Marine Company, T. Hogan & Sons. the
itDiihid steamship Company. " Il. Grace & Co
elsd few other owners. These steamship men
are unanimous in the statement that there
would be no incentive from a business point of
fEeyH 70 transfer foreign built ships TO American
registry If they would lie confined exclusively
70 the foreign trade. hut to remain without sub
sidy, differential duty or any other government
ercour2 cement account Of the greater cost
n operating vessels under the American fig
;hau under foreign flag
Without exception, the American shipowners
consulted by the commission declare that the
i,asssse OF q simple free ship law, without some
further encoUra cement 10 American shipping
would DO nothing whatever to increase the
American merchant marine. This is the first
time that inquiry of this kind has been gen.
orally made among American shipowners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27
REED TRACT REPORTED SOLD.

a syndicate yesterday reported to have
bought the Reed tract, in The Bronx The tract Is
bounded the south by Kingsbridge Road and the
Fordham Bridge on the east By spuyten Duyy
Creek the north by the line Of East 'rwo-hul-
dred- and twenty -ninth-st and the by Sedg
wick-ave. From north south the property is
from 100 $50 feet in width, and its length from
east TO west is about 100 feet. II is crossed by
Bailey and Heath ayes. and kiugsbridge Terrace
To the south of It IS the Bailey tract owned 10y
he barney syndicate. Fordham Erdg" is soon to
be replaced by nigh Viaduct crossing Spuvten
DEEviI Greek u Muscoota-st.. MarLle am
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27
PRODUCE BANK TO HAVE NEW BRANCH

The Produce EXchange Bank has leased The store
at the junction Of Amsterdam-ave and Manhattan
and cumberland twenty. xth- SITS in the
building called the Uptown Flatron. Of VIII ch
the second story j. occupied by the Eleventh Dis
trict Municipa; Court 4 branch bank win b. IN
stall cd - once The lease uade by tho ly.nslow
Really Comp any for the New-Yotk 0perat ng Com
pany and he Elm Reaty CONTRARY. owners Of The
building. and IS Tor a o & te IN o. wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27
SYNDICATE GETS A BRONX LANDMARK

Leon s Altmayer and r. I. Brown & Sons have
sold syndicate organized by Mr.. Atmaye1
large parcel Of land owned by Mrs. Augusta Nor
lis de Peyster and Augustus Newbold Morris The
land was formerly part OF the Fleetwood race
track, and has been il the Morris family since
1868 Mos. of tie lots eXcaVated and are in
condition fo- immediate improvement. The old
Morris Homestead stu stands its original site
and nuci! interest the students OF tho
early history of The Bronx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27
NEW TRIANGULAR PLOT SOLD.

J. Clarence Davies has sold - Lewis Sachs
plot 63x8o feet, al the junction OF fremont and
Boston aves and West Farms Road The city in
Tremont-ave. made the plot triangular
the junction formed by the three streets aud
facing IN front Of the elevated station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27
sIxIH.AvE. BUILDING CHANGES HANDS.

7 Arthur Fischer has sold for Robert Van Buren,
TO Mrs Mares the five story building No. 693
Sixth-ave. between Thirty-ninth and Fortieth SITS
size Is 6x10o feet MI Fischer has also leased for
c A Brundage TO Mrs. VI. Reynolds the four story
bro wnstone front dwelling house No, l25 East
Th!rty-fourth-st.. for five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

US f It Of 5 ssasf PCn
Annie rs Brown 9d 70
James iI Knd IT 1 f ass Is.
c m11Ttgase 5000 90 and 100
j. Mexican Me- ct al to George Form. mortgage T.l
same PToPeTsy Francis Mexican to same: l"
Prospect oa poet ayG 2oss It n OF 35th-st 5ox iO'
%ets2 4Sl51S Z hg 5 Hank Henry
Do@e to 5sSph eT S6 aka ag 959 Katie
143dst s. 25 IT OF 7ti-ave ss. x4s.x4is Nominal
cw Sg1 n. et al to Charles Wynne; $50
another to Charles Wynne. mortgage SIS 900:
142dst ,' No $50 West, 80 iIxeo IL Arthur ca 100
veTman to Simon Bsdt; mortgage SIS 900: o
142a Nos 2s4 and ESQ West. 7aiizas ii33sio, 100
A6[nIT F. s say TO Jacob Franken
cherEy-st No lbs. 25x1O5.6 x25 sxio86: Max ''
Cohen e. al d to Jacob Gordon and another:
0'e sHn s, S5 II e avenue 2sSoo I9g. 0''''
websteraye. 5 200 IT n Of 10th st. 5oxi25.51 100
sofnF No. Te5 Ps s,6 70 AdqPh wexeT Nominal
Nieoa Ricco to Carmfne Mnetti: mortgages
la7thst; $ 500 # W Of iiome-ave 25x1oo Net '''0
lie bFierHor to George KIT mortgage $500 Nominal
tsye L Mo-genthau 70 city Real Estate com com
'ls5st No b West 2oSico,5: n L Jenkin. to i0
LenoT ave. No All. a s' So sxioo william vii 10"
son to George Kit MORTGAGE $500 Nominal
>,S-,ia..,, Nominal
Ggmb to Bernard iO Reinus m6f fsass
9th ave, W $ 50 +; Of i36th st 80 1oxs5 Pat. iO'
rick d F Dickinson to Joseph shenk: mortgages.
Avenue B. E s. 253 Il n o, 9th-st. runs FOX 1OO
GH H ssGS sim aad to Hem
Hid66Urgh 10 Union Trust Company; mortgages,
Ameiio Sspoleone o; SaD6e e5 e marf
1905 s. 24o3 IT Of sth-ave 80 iixaa ii: GIT
another: mortgage $4,000: 0 and. ..".. @.,' 100
No i4l west 27'61i1SG1 irresuiar: Max
Kramer to Louis Levin; mortgage s70.5OO:
154th-st. $ 100 It E of shave. 2251aa.ii WIZ 'V
lam G Hockey " TO Mayer Hoffman ct al: mort:
57Jh-st No 4$$ West 2oxiOo5 Bernard Freund iO'
Mary Dorle: mortgage. $1,000; Nominal
Rudolf Kehr and another; mortgage $4,000:
7th-ave W s 82.5 # n Of 13eth-st 27xi00: Henry
cages SOS 600 Nominal
scanin. Nominal
100; Mar Ad a to vlncinzo Na5en ct al
1eSsh7st NJ, - T. W o. Kelly 80 !5Xs7 Sx7SH
rifany-st W s. a45 II $ Of 167b-st IS 6x25x
omortsaEe, SAGE; and s;,oo 100
Geoarse XII, william D Wilson mortgage w.,
to FELIX De CaIno nortsage s225 - Nominal
Porta Horwitz to August Wieners: mortgage
1s6fb sS No oe5 East 251iis2 Frederick slut
enwon ct a. 20 stephen Porpora and another
,pTd9i ave- $ $40 # of Gun nm Road 5ox '
100: Bertha Never to Charles Kornfed; mort
AmsIeriarn- ave 5. 4s,ii z OF 1s4.h-st. ass
dock and a?o,her mortgage $50 600 Nominal
10 Alice symons; mortgage $1,000; and. 100
'2G . ST. GARDNER TO 81 De Wit arner
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Victor-st. = I25 II OF Morris Parkave two
story franc dwelling house. 2Ix52; Joseph Z
Leeke. owner; = Kelly. architect ............
iiancock-st 22J Z; of Morris Park-ave two
story frame dwelling house. 2lx52: Joseph {
I.eeke. owner; Z ! Kelly. architect .......
Spuyten Duyvil Road 500 II Of the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad one
story frame office. 20x91: G Roden owner: John
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a s275,ooo FiFTH-AVE. LEASE.

George Nicholas has leased for Louis Korn the
first floor IN The building Nos 3i9 S5l and 353 Fifth
southeast corner Of Thirty -fourth-st 10 Par
sons Nal lander for the term Of tWenty-one years
~ aE/aggresate rental of $4,000
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MARKET FOUND FoR CHOICE PARCELS.

fourth-st.. adjoi~:-s four story and basement
browsto-a dwelling houses. each l26x1Oo.5 feet for