davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-11-03
x Local.

Votstor Robert II. G0Uen tor
county auditor.
Cooperstown lost quite grist Of
old timers this week.
FOR SALE-Good hard coal burner.
INQUIRE Of E. s. Hamilton.
Monday night Was Halloween and
as usual the boys around town did
not forget that fact and many pranks
were played around town. Il
Married Oct. 3lst, 1904, at the
home Of Rev. Silness, Mr.. John Nees
and Mrs. Runnaug Trostad, both Of
Pilot Mound, Rev. E. T. Shines OH.
ciating. ~
Mrs. Harry St. John returned last
Saturday from q six weeks visit to
her home at st. Francis, Canada. 1t
is unnecessary to say that Harry is
pleased.
Election day next Tuesday. After
that time the town will settle down
to it's usual routine of every day life
while the mourners will take to the
woods and sympathize with each
other.
Tote for Onund Wsstley for
register of deeds.
One lot of Ladies Shoes price s1.75
and s1.s5 a pair, special price, now
91.29 a pair.
J1MEsoN & OLSON,
The COURIER has been DINING or
bear meat this week, presented t.
him by Lyman Lewis. Lyman has
the nerve to tell us that he not only
killed the bear this meat was taker
from but that he killed lots Of 'em 81
of course we shall have to believe him
although we are somewhat leery O
bear yarns.
We have improved farms for sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
The Cooperstown High Scheel has
ket ball team met the Valley Git.
Normal team on the gridiron last Sat
urday afternoon at this place ant
went down to defeat by a score OF i
to 10 after one of the hottest ant
most closely contested games playe'
on these grounds. The Valley Cit.
girls had no cinch on the game a
any time and Cooperstown had
+. chance dozen times to win through
fouls but poor throwing for the has
ket enabled the visitors to win ate
hard fight.
Girl Wanted-at once-for genera
homework. Apply to Mrs. VIII =
Carleton. '.
Tote for Frank Gladstone TO
states attorney.
Last Tuesday night our people ha
the pleasure of listening to that conf
cal genius Hon. w. I. Nolan o
Minneapolis, who presented q doubl'
bill to big audience, one part of thu
bill being to render . few humorou
selections and the other part to tall
politics from republican standpoint
and he carried out both parts Of tn
program in good shape. The aud
ence was kept in a rear Of laughte
most Of the time while in betwee
ticks he nailed few good points TO
the republican party. The meetin
was very enjoyable affair and every
body went home we'll pleased.
STATE BANK of Cooperstown, ha
money at all times for Farm
Loans.
NJ. n rifYrc hon frlnnn kO1lnti /
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-11-03
PHOTOS OE
Your Homes
ON
Souvenir Post Cards.
w. d. HARTMAN

w. ID. HARTMAN.
Mrs. N. A. Patterson and daughter
Elizabeth, left on Wednesday Of this
week for her home at York, Pa,
where she will spent the winter. N.
A. will try and kill time looking at
the calendar until Mrs. p. returns in
the spring.
Some cattle cars hitched to the
front end of the passenger train going
south last Monday evening were de-
rallied about a mile out of Sanborn
and about $50 passengers had the
pleasure of walking into town. No
one was hurt.
Tote for DR.. H. D. Westley for
coroner.
| Frank Kingsley met with the loss
Of the middle finger of his left hand
last week. He stuck his hand into a
tanning mill to pull out some hay and
put his hand in a little too far. The
machinery chewed up his finger
necessitating amputation which was
done by DR.. Wesley.
E. w. Everson, of Hannaford, had
the misfortune to dislocate shoulder
bone the other day the result of q
runaway. He hitched up green
horse that was not used to the harness
and the animal ran away. DR.. Berg
u strom attended Mr.. Everson's wants
and he is getting along nicely.
| Somebody went into f. NJ. Ayrea's
barn a few day ago and stole one Of
his buggy wheels necessitating his
. sending to the factory for new one.
This sort of business is dead wrong
J and no punishment is too severe even
hanging-for a sneak thief who will
steal another mans property.
. Tote for John Il. HougAton fo1
sheriff.
A reception was rendered to Rev
v. II. and Mrs. Ruring at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Crane last
Thursday evening, at which time be
tween sixty and seventy of the mem
hers and congregation of the Congre
, gati0nal church assembled to enjoy
a few hours of social pleasure witt
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruring who are about
e to leave town. The program furnish
e ed was of a literary character and wa
: very enjoyable indeed and at its con
clusion a very nice supper was served
Rev. v. n. Ruring has been pastor o
the Congregational church at thi
place for over three years and is one
!. of the best sermonizers we have eve
: had here. Wherever he locates h
8 will be followed by the best wishes o
!; his former church people and friend
at Cooperstown.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-11-03

Des g riggs ben funne kounti re
CARDS politiks. Aye ben hoping fal
kon all summer so Aye kud get segars
en- shake hads Wit dose fallers vat
runs for offs. Et makes mae feel SO
guide all over ven dem offs shasers tai
mae Aye ben guide fellar->en got crate
he'd on mae, en- den dey hand mae
kupla segars en- hat a dosen packages
of showing gum for mae shildrens en-
say, s'Remember mae on lection dae,
Yon.' But Aye ben dispointed. Aye
amt see or herd Of anne of dem. Aye
skull like tn heer sum Of dem big fel-
lar like Frank Gladstone and Omund
Wesley en- sum of dos oder big fel-
ars on the donkey side speek. Aye
skall walk 16 miles anne dae tn heer
elder one Of dem. Aye don't. see w We
kant have leetle eggsitment des
fall. Aye skull like tn hav sum OF
dem politicians tai mae hu tn vote
for, Aye ma get all mkt up on dem
kounti fellars de vac tangs are. Aye
never voted de Probiton teket, but
dem Republican fellars put up . guide
man, 90 Aye tank Aye skall vote for
Seval Friswold for Treasurer. Aye
heer lotso fellars arond toun and lotsa
farmers dat are going tn vote for hem,
20 AYE tank he must be guide enuf
fellar for mae.
The evening world., 1904-02-18
Man Found In Room Of Lodging
Htrlse with Gaping Wound In
Abdomen and Clothes on Fire
About His Waist.
RIGHT HAND WAS
BADLY LAcERATED,
House Waterman and Ledger
Extinguish Flames, Then No.
tify Police, Who Hold Both
Men for Examination.

The police to-day are trying 10 solve
the mystery OF the death OF Alexander
Giovanno, a sailor. who came asst night
TO bruBerS louglnS-nouse, al
No. l78 South street. where he occupied
the noor, u gaping wound IN his an
domen, bis right nand badly laceraied
n his ciotnins III flames about The
waist.
That Is the story toll by Henry
ftsher.- tho lodging-house Waterman.
and Otto kauerauf. a butcher, who has
Q In the house The police have
detained them on suspicion.
.The Waterman and the butcher say
that at 1910 O'Clock they heard a pistol
shot In Gtovanno's room. They ran to
the door and. hearing groans. burst 1t
Giovanno was lying on the f,oor. hts
clothing in flames. They extinEuished
b danes with a pitcher OF wafer, and
saw. that the man was mortally wound
cd In the abdomen and had a badly
laeerated hand; Then they ran TO the
Oak street station.
The police found that q revolver wa.
volver had exploded, thus causing the
hand laceration n the great Wound
IN the abdomen The police could moi
determine IL the case was one OF s,Ii.
eide, and so detained Kauerauf and
Fisher In custody.
tnG-house. He came there at 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon and registered hfs
name. His pockets contained nothing
2 at would afford a further clue to his
He was about i've feet four inches in
height and OF dark complexion. He is
believed to have been a sailor from some
foreign port
The evening world., 1904-02-18
For Sale.

CHANGE. cLoTHIEG CO.. 2s9 broadway.
ROOM = (elevatorl.
The evening world., 1904-02-18

'4 NHsSss A sgs 2alsIes !. a ssfs.a Is 81 u STl q. =
The evening world., 1904-02-18
Railroads.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

srATIoNs foot Of Wet Twenty-third Stree.
snq DesSroSSes and cortiandt strests
cdrtIsnas sss1ssas e sp i've s'G %Pnd R::Si later , s.S
t iisis iysr Seiow for T~wsnty:third Street
7.S sg q M.@gas MA %s,i cthssTtss P s3.s1,,, ana
a D,ai9 aSu, SSnf For chieaso' Indianapolis
og ,M-ST. LOUIS LIMITnp.-puiimsu
Siseplng. smoking and Observation Cars.
S~incinnat. indianapolis. St Louil Dining
sossA. M5rENNsxLvAN1A LIMITED
oS.s@vs..on Seneart Raelas; Cas-. sn't EoE c snS
cage, Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit.
e sxPRE MssEGsIc AssS, ahsP p. 81 s,.. doTIs
md LooIsvilieS. L~indisnspolis. chieaso, II
~ ]; AE@eHte1taao Ln11rsp.-paum,,
s FSs Gnic.s sn0s Tslsaa and a. osss.yetion csIs.
Fl E.s.SursM. e cigs,.G LOUIS qs.i s.xssHss-ger
~: y y. MEs ss.ni HSfss ySs Hss 81 Sssd GAR.
Shicaso For Toledo sIccpt sSfurdSsy.
r.@P! Mc9sAc1y1c Exparss-ror pitt.
ss SIy; TFolesS and chicss!sY'; Fsr RnoxviIi.
az SaFi X Y. SS%SysI ssS1S. A ssNspHrae cfiacrN-
land; Cincinnati. indianapoiis and 'sy e.
s's ~ Fl fi.i n; RlrT pIsI5R ;.sPEcIAh-n.ny
WATERMELON 4 mp TaE SOUTH.
isnSf s.rs.i:. ID. D. e !lS. s. =, IND Sost-
40 SDesbroases and Cortiandt strsa,s'
SsSil:;. s d pi hSsas esss. Ak ss.%. nss.. ii. Al
Speseresss9 and .cortiandt streets. s fioSSo
.S.ss, f:.1aHtss 4 1a:iG Il nis aisy 81, s@aaesy. SIS.
S Sss1S,'n AK bi%t.;s" I'll p15lSs and pihfni
Sosiandt Streets. a,Sj. oas P: =. ~ 4, s1d q
sogTHERN. RA1wAY.-rspr.,, ,,w
s u Pain Limited M; Il; 70 q. n sS :. dSliy %scatSs..
u. and IS so =. r. dsiiy. EYsS sso 4:
sf psdse' !, ar LIN GSs sAILWAY.MEx.
nsssboard Florida Limited" iGasS ss eai,y.
NSSFSLK 4 wgsrEsN RAnwly~
FSr Memphis and New Orleans. s.ss
caEsApEAKE a OHIO RALwAy-.E
OLD roINT coMEoRT and oa NSs.
ATtANHirfacs 'i crTY.-eus A. NJ : 20
P. NJ. weekdays. sundays. i. ha5no $50
carr carSu aud stanaard coseRs. On suTfss Ps,iar
Parior smoking Car: Parlor Cars. 1DIh ny
CAPE .MAY.-ia.55 p. NJ week-days.'
ticket Office. Nos, .4ei. 1854. lis an, %,
stli 2eS. Fifth Avenue Corner 2stS q ySd
.hr SssGy h Z Court me s,s sss.if seo nSs sIssSI sssssSs::
500 Bfoadway. and. PennsyIvaniS SIn5Snsst::
will call Tor and check baKgaee from ha.
rsisphons. .:sas CHEESE Tor u Pe assslnssiSn;
wv VIZ TsRs5RY..e" J. R, woop.
General Man dEo. W fai sof1n5a Traffic ManiS'r.
General PaanenSey A~nnt
The evening world., 1904-02-18
Banking and Financial.

IAKSSS1M, J WiR ~ 3 ,g TSEEe sSsI.. oI E.sss
sss o i%% %s4sss l. scl,xe en A$ ass5es,,y Sc FFE5sssii
ana Marconi. Active; uniisted stoeks dealt
IN. We. want Mpruhie> ~Ireadwnll. Book
EGsSs EI hssrsissi MSsp, 3 ssfs.rs Co. Ana ya nssi
other siocks.. Plics iNt free, Daily quota
vuSSIfst% ssEESekS siesgusk MAC DoNATB
I s5staS IS Tfis MlH IN and Stock
The evening world., 1904-02-18
Help Wanted-MaIe

Man with references for commercial trave..
Ter to call on merchants and agents; ea-
psrienee not eanired salary s2t per week.
born ST.. Chicago. Wy
The evening world., 1904-02-18
NeWY Central

e:od a. ~ and 3 Ss r MI * sSnday. 20
Fit''I eSIlmsh nc Sa Aae on all S shroash q sr & 20 AN.
trains Illuminated with Pinisch IiEht.
TisEss oniee9, r as 49, g 2Wsl. az and 1919
lion. New Torki 8ss and 7ce Fulton st. and
i'2Teisphons iaoo ssth street for New York
CeAfrni CAB Service. Baggage checked from
hotel Or residences by Wssteott Express.
II NJ HNiTH. GEORGE VI. DANIELS.
Cen. Manager. Gen. Pas AHent.
The evening world., 1904-02-18

MIRRORS. oak counters. tablea. tailors' OUT
fits.. at auction Friday. Eighth Ave. Auc.
tioi, Mart. AoS sth ~. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13

Dreyer 20 z II. Olson No. g. West Undergraduates.
q I'VE story fathouse. on lot c5Z1001l feet.
Henry Marks has bought the southwest corner
OF LenoN-ave. and e-huudred-and- f0urteenth-st,
i've story hathouse. on lot 25.2xs5 feet J. scott
Jacob ChainoRitz and Thomas Carroll have re-
sold Nc. = West Ninetye ghth-st-. i've story Hat
house. on lot 25Kloou feet.
Heris 10 Nathan Drapkn No 81 West one hundred
anQ-elzlt eenth-st4 five story hathouse. on lot
e5x1O0l1 feet.
1x-Mayor Smith Ely has sold the plot OF about
SIX lots the south side os Ole-hundred-ano-sec
onl-st. 90 tcet east OF Eirst-aye.. eNteEtlnG 70
the marginal street alCuE the river and running
through 10 the north SIDE OF One-hunorec-aIla-
frst-St.
l. KIlneer & co. have sold Tor Wei 3 Mayer
No IS Orchard-st-. q six story tenement house on
lot e5VS6 feet
Emanuel EhrenteId has sold Tor Jackson & stern
20 Abram Levy No Z6 to ZZ3 Cherry-sl, GU
buildings. plot 10 sEl172E irregular. ~
Joseph J. Harris has sold Tor a M OelrtCn a -
Dwork0witz a Haber 40. 1504 BroCk-2ve-. a hFe
story building, lot 25xe9 feet.
Friedberg and George z Stricken, as brokers
have sold No. = East One-hundreo- an -il,,S-
fourth-st-. Eve story fahoUse on iot Z5Xlyo teet
Abe Kassel has sold 30 IS 10 IS Rvingtcn-sL'
northwest Of Orchards. a SIX story tcne-
Inent house on plot s7.6X25 feet
r. Warren Lawrence has sold for q Mrs. D9orn-
hos Mr.. Becker No 90 East One-huuurea-
nnd-fOrtieth-st.. q three story dwelling house.
Neisberger & Hc~e. -esoll fo- client or theirs
20 Solomon Boehm. No. ial West Dne-hundreo-ar ID
fortv-second-st i've story double hathouse on Io'
p OSBORNE Smith & CO. have sold for the Re
lance Real Estate Company 10 +. Ecksteln No.
l. sfS ArnSterd arl-ar-.
Frederick zitteI has sold Tor. Cornelius ". Luy-
Fter 10 % West Eichty-slAih-st-, a ioNT Story
high sfuop. - feet wide.
Frederick Zitte1 was also the broker in the sale
OF No. "a West seventy frst-st-. for NJ Cherry'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13

Collins & Collins have sold f5- rrieaa rza-. ~.
81 East sixty-fou-th-st, three story brovnsfo..
private dwelling house I5Hioo feet.
Fro.hsrehr-f 4 Moore have sold No IS, w..
reu-teerth-st a four story and basement dvrel,nr
house on lot 25x1oos feet for the estate OF DR.
Semuel " Moore 20 Charles =. Duross THIS
rrosar.v has not been transferred since 1ss2 when
q was bought by Dr. Moore from Henry Brevoo-t.
p n Wendru 4 Co have resold Cor John C.
klook the American basement dwelling house No.
ci West Forty-seventh-st. on lot 2oxloo6 feet. 70
Thomas r. SMITH
THO plot I1lx-0G feet. az the southeast corner OF
Aarter6ann-ave. and One-hund-od-and-tTenty-a first
1,.. hes beer sold.
The Hudson Realty Company has SOFA No. u
10 l,3 West sevcatecnth-st- e0Xs2 feet 20 George
r. Pisueron. who will erect two SIX stcry loft
buildings Moritz G. Mo-Ecntlau was the broker.
The Eudson Realty CorDauy originally purchased
20 feet on the north side OF scventeeath-st. and
has now disposed OF the entire plot
Joseph Toch has sold through Solomon Haus-
nan % "a az. IaucAbaum Nos. 70 and 2 West
unered-aud -si1.tC cnth-st. SIX story uat-
house WIKI store ul plot g. sN-00l feet FOR SO loo
ny TON recently bought the property from Led
II g. senior q CO have sold FOR Louis Moore
I'D No sil w est ffty-ilrst-st.' a i've story nat
"'o,e, cn jog ENlel5 tect 49,,
John r. Davidson has sold for client No. 6S9
tast One-hundrcd- and-i went ffth-st, five story
se-elfrt house. Tot GE-.n feet. 10 jacob
NfaiineEitz sra Thomas Carroll
John Mccarthy bias bought Nos. IA and l26 East
nc. orod-a nd-hfteeuth-st.. two three story
oEeiing houses. on plo5 5cxi0ou feet.
gouelae Robinson. Charles s. Brown a. Co. have
tsee Tor louise Y. Cavity 20 G. r. McBurney No.
dwelling house. on b.. Il $50 fert
N--asles s. hohlcr . Brother have sold Tor Anna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13
BUILDING BOOM m BROOKLYN.

The Construction News' Gays IN part n It's
last issue. ia an article on building IN Twenty
three cities for February:
Statistics Of building operations In twenty-thres
Of the principal cities 81 the country Tor the month
OF February. compiled from special reports 70
Construction News show that permits were
taken out for the construction Of i047 buildings.
involving cost Of St-25 gl7. against 4365. costing
SIS eo7.5s9 for the same month q year ago, de-
crease Of 26S buildings and SLS6S2. approximately
ly cent. iu pg'ul Of cost y his Iu wise
rnarksble. nor viii q be q surprise 10 those who
familiar with building well the weather
conditions governing that month. There has been
absolute cessation OF building operations in
practically all ~ the cities enumerated because
Of the excessively cold weather. and the heavy
snowfaIls which have visited almost every part OF
the temperate regions. The only surprise Is that
the percentage q decrease is not greater.
The most remarkable increases ia building opera
tons 10 DE found in Brooklyn Cleveland. Al
lepheuy and in Minneapolis. Operations IN Brook
lyn FOR the month just closed show gain OF 10
per cent, Cleveland 2ls. Allegheny rs and Min
neanniis S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13
HE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Hughes-ave.. east side. l90 feet south Of Pelham
ave, two story frame stable. loft and dwelling,
25xso feet; Charles l. Miller, owner; James Hussey
architect. t2.5t8
Sixth-st.. south side Jos feet west % FIfth-ave
Williamshridge. four two story frame dwellings.
lSx2s feet: Harvey Cranmcr owner; Charles 8
Clark. architect. 5000
Thirteenth-st.. south side. les feet east Of Sec
ond-aTe.- WlliamsbrldCe. two story frame tene-
ment. 231605 feet John Davidson owner and archi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13
DEvoE COMPANY BUYS FACTORY SITE.

The T. W. Devoe & C. 7. Reynolds Company
have bought large plot az the junction OF Hamil-
tOn-lve. and the Gowauus Canal. Brooklyn. on
which a number % factory bulldogs. which
win replace the factory building destroyed by FIRE
last month. There IS artesian well on the
property capable % supplying from 5oepe O. 90
gallons % good water a Gay. The PREMISES are
ready for immediate occupancy. as the buildings are
equipped with engines. etc. Il IS thought that tho
paint factories VIII be in operation within
fhr-c weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13
IEAsEs ElErH.AvE. BUILDINGS.

Joseph Fleischman the florist. has leased FOR the
Term OF tucrty-one years and renewals 70 l. r.
HoIIauder & Co, OF New-York and Boston, the
two buildings Nos. go and 20 Fifth-aye-. AZ an
srCregate rental OF $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13
BUYS FlFrH-AvE. DWELLING HOUSE.

n Kayser has sold for Hamilton NJ. Weed. 20
Mrs stein. 80. Loss FIfth-aye. q Eve and a
half story American basement dwelling house. on
lot z5xl0) feet The house adjoins the south
east corner Of EiEhty-eirEth-st. in exchange Mrs
Stein gives 10 Nr Weed No. e East SsNty-nith-St;
"A four story and basement dwelling house 4.Nl19-5
fecL- a-d r-nn.l-E Il ArNerue. long Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13
NEW Really FIRM.

a Godfrey C1uafclt and HaroI5 D. Stickney have
formed a partnership under the firm name OF
Connf-It & Su,kuev. with an Office az No. 90
1rffrr-7ve The firm VIII make & specially OF the
ealo 81 rriyare dwelling houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13
2npany. 20th-st No "a West. On. December

Company. 2oth-st No % West. due December
monster. Elizabeth a. % Mary Breret-n. 77-h-st.
80 II . Of Arusteriarl-ave. also TTth-st.
90 II q OF Arasterdsu-ave. s'ss 77th-st s.
- ~ 2 Of Aflsterl3rl-ave; . years, ger cent
Dldilond. Susan, % John Brennan. 1S3d-sr r
> ~ ~ y gt " e1ster-aTe. years. per cent.
lay Laniel J. 20 Henry THAI. Futcn-ave
= = of l1'th-st: prior mortgage, $4,000;
Franklin paytI ~ S,,,-,.-- y -rt
olneT, TeIler-ave. SO q r OF IC9th-sr.
-pIl9T .tgase. $500. e. sta lruerts rer cent
N~lss. william. % the Excelsior Savings Bank.
= .n-st N1s $50 and fe1. corner OF
= Goerck-st. . years. Der Ger. ......-....
Fireman. Benjamin 70 Julius Eyrtz s-4 e-o-re-
Meek-st- W e. 50 Il % ITtth-st: due July /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

ial-h-st : s. 10 q Il Leu1x-sv~ or two SIX
-..fy brick tenement houses 81 gxS5 Il. ,;ulll-
=. O. norman. owners j n Anslcr. GrChi-
. . To-. eel 3
-slh-sL. 40 80 West. f0r ore sf1rv brick mt
L-L5e' lo4NzS-lo; Brown. owner. @ wal
2toth ST r.. - Il % lst-ave o. e s.x story
-.lcS tenement and store. 4CvS7.1I 2 J No
&c que owner; I O. NaU=er architect. ......
AAllu-5l; = lNeA = = ~ p7gt-ave Tor two SIX
10y b-lck ma. houses. 42..ZsF IL ~ q r Frfei-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

wsin5s-E. FhiiP. @ TIE Ggarantee and Irns;
l6.tfsI -.5-e az e. pc (' e IT, -. So
S-ugNrsauf. Title Guarantee ara
T T.r csS3 ''- - 30 o -, I4O,
Tluc.Cr-r. Teresa A.. Anne y 8ISWe-- 49,
~ 81 117 Elst. . -caFs p ~ cert ~
TTrrk Theresa J.. 90 Anna II MerCcet cofnia-s-
rI1ae-. ls7th-st. n g. 30 q ~ q .at1sate-afes
3 gears. Qer -ent ~
c~hrirferr Isaac. and another, q Hannah 20
er-+r-t and another. executors. iisth-st No 20
West. 3 Der CeEL----.-. Atl-
CO. 4. Ec--rn~ cohen. same property r7loT
rnortrage. S1esoo; cue January T. i9J'- o per -,
Sane 20 sc -oo 80 Ts-,ra-5 l. iaa7 re- cent $50
some &. Merry J. = Hrr,.s. same property . years.
e--aI'.-- A--arafa r. ~fte rUa~1rta- al
Trust Company. Attctrey-rr 81 ~. 2eers -.
T7s1,-..er JCssf. - the STATE Benk s.anton-st
Tle--,tGin Edward 90 Wlll.au z Hockey. sth-st
$ go q - Avenue p; due September II. 81, -
rertoa. Be.s - O. tha Warmers Loan AID Trust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13
TO SELL CHOICE slxTH-AvE. PARCEL.

Peter 7. Meyer VII offer FOR sale Thursday
noon az 10. lG Broadway the choice and valuable
property known as 40. 90 Sxth-ave. near six
teenth-st. TIE size Of the lot IS 23275 feet This
viii be rare opportunity for profitable Invest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

i2 s..r y : s25 q e 7t2y, ,i., Io5 59 Ell
otaer 5ait Gain ''- Nominal
Si5oisieiz 70 Israel scsbss sr5 sI5re- Nominal
NoCseh and another g. sophia Braun: mort 49,.
ssh = 2 3 Ia9lI q e o, C9.u-7bas-are -
log1l; Emanuel Gla-ne- 60 Max cohen. one.
con- n e. 60 p 3 or west T.aF ave 5oxioo5;
ri sn5 1. -S3r - e. Nominal
Ros.-st 80 2s " 8 27-5zIo4 7z25 6zilll: Otto 80,
same rropert y Geo-re IT, r sobraaer to
Rose-s5 80 20 n e 2isIico si2o.sAioo. same 70
St Nicho.as-sve n W corner i7str-t 2izso: Kari
Braun % Valentine willie and another mort so
ofls ssilg e I l5s37;' N F gI,s
y ass Z r4ersr 15rtsaFe. 5000 Nominal
John o7oez 10 % Eliza c5 a.. Nominal
no, Che. e =, 1,,I- . er % o6ers-f part.
arc I. mortEaEe. $4,000 -'orfinaA
tsur RYE 70 century Realty Investment Com ~,
wss5 -ad ave n W corner sith-=,. runs n s2E
IT Fs 1gz y Nj soT r ' So 500 Nominal
sth--t : zsa II n Avenue n p szs7 6; VIII a,
iessb st i5'T5 corner ~ crsa5 Bouisvs- 51oO!
sferi1ar ave Va 5oaI66: Nlliaa ? Coniton
same si r-5sr-- r5rs- T. rlr, :. II MAYS Nominal
lGst5-st = " corner ; ave r--.-. 500
Sioo MaTsin M'ls 70 lEa ,-5xs,, 5oozaa IL:
E99gss5 ts ss IS TO- .'7Ta3 s'l.[ Nominal
6as.ac- = i-a,s sC-er Ct a.. az t;ie; mort >,,.,
Avenue ri Ncs = n-a 80. w s. 90 .Gyl0o; Abraham
80 - x ID -a''1 100. Nominal
Teler-aEe = g Co. % lCttt-s-. &c llNa+eN
lflIN78 10. Charles II Thornton and 11other %
David Franklin: r1crtgsEe s. oo1 .-NoI-ie-
l Elalk11rt-e- "a e. N l4l-lnll-l o,-"A
90 2s54 llTs8 20. one-siz2h part. and sd-st =
S-ec-e-ef. 2N4e C-le-ttirl part Joln
r De Ruyter arc another 70 Louise Cafnp7e--' .oo
] ~
] Perry-ar corner o1-tt-sf. 2AaNiooNL5NlF'ii
Gearse p Kingston Mary Buck mortgage 80
5000 70 TO
/ 3 ave. - = r. u i76th-st 20x15.Io Michael
Ia Ss executor and trustee to caroline 1850
I l52l- S. 2 g. go q % Colrfla-if-eNe 9lN-vo.
sn1 lt.h-s-. g. 500 = v % CcIrtsret-ANe,
y,-se--i---- - go ~ me- Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13

eirr.rd wecheler has sold 20 Meyer A Bern
homer The six story apartment house on a plot
757 --z1sa feet. AZ the northwest corner OF one
hundred an e riftetnth-st. and LenoN-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13
For Both sexes-City.

IyRENCH ACADENV. 100 EAST 23p-sT.-ParisIsa
IL gentleman, practical conrersation; Tuesdays, FL
days. ard p 81. SOC. NJ registration; ask circular
IyRENCH LANGUAGE taush, thorouzhiv by Proessso-
JEAN II JTLLlEE. lC0 Vest 60th Street
INSTRUCTION m French and French utaratura Ma.
Il WRIGHT. Al West sd Street
INDIVIDUAL. instruction aftsrnocus English. Frsnch.
Il Latin usthe-a-ies EXCELLENCE. tribune OfrcA