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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-04
WOOD AND COAT.

no you WANT coon FUELa 90 70 q. &.
Buss C Co.. 1721 5ti st N; sawed prices,
maple, 81 90; birch. 81: jack pine and elm
mixed, $3.50; heavy mixed, 49, Ali first-ciass
wood and Scranton cpal. Phone Maiu a3O4,J2
TOR WOOD AND COAL HAY AND GRAIN.
pine wood, $2.75 up; coal, $5.75 up. NIcoIlef
Feed and Fuel, s15 Nicoiet. Both phones. 1855.
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE
BIRTHS.


sr Lindesma an, Mr. and Mrs H.. 1908 Twelfth
Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry, 2l2o Washing
Petersen, Nj. and Mrs A. e2e Madison street,
:, sabrouin, Mr.. and Mrs. D.. 1912 Third street
NE. boy.
.tle esant MI M. and Mrs. William 4o1s Sixth
Frey. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter, 1912 Eleventh
Levine, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 141e Bryant avenue
pep'n, Mr.: and Mrs. A. B., s24s Tenth avenue
Eddy. Mr.. and Mrs. v, 2e1s Morgan avenue N,
walsh, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A., 427 Fourteenth ave-
McCurnin; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. 271o Grand
clifford Mr.: and Mrs W. E., s425 Thomas
= Larson. Mr.. and Mrs. L., 27s4 Taylor street
NE, girl.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Joseph P. Palmquist and Hida s. Peterson,
Charles smtler and Bertha Goldman
james r. Phillips and Maude g. Westover.
DEATHS.
Charbone. wilford. 2sos Twenty fifth street.
Evans Robert, Swedish hospital.
Linderholm. Olaf. 2oO9 Riverside
BUILDING PERMITS
Mrs; Alice Russell. 1924 Fifth street S;
~ eL ,i ....... .................. 5000
Iotal, two permits. Observation-Disclosures. So 400
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MANUFACTURING PLANT, -
To lease, or for sale at reasonable price,
a fine manufacturing plant on best Of trackare
located at st. Louis Park, manufacturing
suburb OF Minneapolis, MIMI; three miles out
+ st. P. and N. & st. L. Ry., switching from
all other roads at Minneapolis rates; buildings
consist Of one three-story brick building, 50x
100 feet also second story Of adjoining build
ing, 50x10O feet, conveniently connected With
main factory building. Dry sheds and com
plete power, heating and lighting plant; fac
tory is equipped with power elevator resaws,
cutoff saws, tenoning machine, morticing ma
chine. double shaper, bandsaws, drills, jointer,
planer, lathe, blacksmith FORCES, blowers. bel
lows, etc.. etc. Minneapolis Land Invest
ment Co.. s07 Hennepin av, Minneapolis. MINI.
BARGAINS, $50 OR LESS; JUST cFF N1coL.
let on 18th st., three story frame building,
well rented; property cost $4,000.
IS. See1ey & Co.,
103 Boston BLOCK.
FOR RENT-TWo FLOORS, 6oxl0o FEET
each, for manufacturing or storage. cheap;
power in building. Apply Twin City Drug
Mills, Nicollet Island -
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MINING INVESTMENTS


DURING THE LAST FEW WEEKS HAVE
offered and sold to the public number Of
thousands Of shares of the Panhandle Smelt-
ing & Refining COnpany's stock at 15c and
less share. The supply is now running low,
and have OH hand at present something less
than six thousand shares. and to move the
last of the cheap stock quickly the first
conner can take it away at 14s4c a share.
With each one hundred shares of the Smelter
stock the purchaser is entitled free to one
share of Ponderay Transportation Company
and one share of the Panhandle Development
Compsny's stock when he smeIter plant is
completed. This stock is legitimate stock;
properly issued by the officers of the Pan
handle Corporation, and will be transferred
into the purchasers name IL so desired. The
stock is now in st. Paul bank and can
.e delivered at once.
1T pays Investors to consult me before .pur-
chasing into any Company, for I often have
gle eat bargains In desirable stocks.
X. b. Higbee. 41O-411 Germania Life Build
ing, st. Paul, MINI.
AN IRON MINE, GOOD PROPOSITION, WELL
located, easily secured, not much capital need
ed. Write for particulars. Box g. Carver.
FOR sALE-sMALL BLOCK ARIZONA COPPER
Mountain mining stock: make me your best
cash offer. 9119, Journal
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago, Denver. Spokane and Pacific
coast points: frequent shipments and lowest
possible rates. Write or call on The Boyd
Transfer and Storage Co.. 50 Sd It 8. s
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Minneapolis Athenaeum will be
held Tuesday, Feb. Z, 1906 at 4 O. clock D. M.
in the directors ROOM public library building
F. a. Chamberlain. secretary. -
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HELP WANTED MALE

WANTED-LARGE, WELL-KNoWN CHICAGO
manufacturing company, making staple line
Of goods widely known, wants satisfactory
man with $4,000 cash to establish and carry
on branch business; $3.50 per month salary and
all expenses, with share of profits extra; safe
investment. permanent engagement and high
class business, good for $1,000 per year or bet
ter, with big future increase. For particulars
address w. Martin, hob Trude Building, Chi
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CLARVOYANTs

OLAIRVOYANTS
THIS IS SUNDAY EVENING, AT RICHMOND
hall, corner of Sth st and Nicollet av, Spir-
ttualist meeting Mrs. Schweinfurth and Prof
LaVard gives tests of their wonderful power.
Mrs. Tryon, spiritual lecture meeting, s pm.
sharp Everybody invited.
MRS. NARY JACOBS. THE WELL-KNOWN
clairvoyant and business medium located for
the last 20 years in Minneapolis, can be con-
suited daily on all affairs of life at 1901 Haw-
thorn av. formerly at $40 Sd s.
NINE. ANNA ALPLANALB READS THE LINES
of the hands by methods known only to the
gypsies:t fee 81; ladies only; no Sunday BUSH
ness. 8O44 Fremont S.. Readings by mail
MRS. 9. TRYoN. CLAIRvoYANT; READINGS
daily on all affairs OF life; Tuesday gives 25c
readings from lam. to pm. Room APO,
62O1a Nicollet av. .%--..
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YOUNG MEN-BR1GHT, TO FILL RAILROAD
clerical positions; no shorthand, eight to ten
positions paying $50 month over; positions |
guaranteed as soon as competent: the de-
once for full particulars to Chicago hallway
ana Commercial Institute, " Washington St.,
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES
xcNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY. 80 KAsoTA
+, br.nehss eeies S wosl
quarters. MINNEAPOLIS. N. W, phone.
BAXTER's DETECTIVE AGENCY-wHEN IN
need Of efficient detective service, call at 66S
Temple Court. Secrecy guaranteed.
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SUICIDE FLED HIS HOME.
LIVED AT A MILES HOTEL.
u eGLtAy Painter Was accused of
OHstiRg Wife and Daughters.

William OConnell. whose home was at No.
pa East 230th-st.. committed suicide at the
Mills Hotel No. yesteTNiay The circumstances
surrounding the case are somewhat OF a mys-
terry. The house in East 230th-st- shows that
OGeHnei was well to do hut he had been liy-
ing az the hotel for abOgFG six weeks. he paid
for his rooms regularly. He kept 20 himself.
Yesterday ne was found dead in bed fully
dressed. WITH bullet woand IN his right tenn
P'e. A revolver lay on the door.
r. r. Morris plumber at No. 81 JOhn-st.
said thsi O'Connell had 3 sign painting place
ST Nos 36 and - John-st for about thirty
years. He Was well known. Morris said, and
made money which ne invested in real. estate
He thought O'Conneli was still wealthy.
A woman. who said she Was Mrs. OConnell
declared that the dead was her husband,
but would say nothing further.
According 10 the records Of the police, q Con-
nell was arrested on January on the complaint
OF his wife. He charged with driving his
wife and daughters from his house. ON the next
day he Was held in 500 bail for good behavior
Tor six months de got a bOndsnlan and was re-
leased. II n understood that since ms release
he had not been at home. His family, besides
his widow. consists Of two sons, William. JF.'
and Daniel and three daughters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-04
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Charles H. Eaton q Co. have sold 10 Max Pit
kowsky and Morris Brosterman a parcel 232xf2ox
A2X50 feet. at the northwest corner Of Briggs and
Fifth aves., The Bronx. The parcel comprises
eight and one-half lots.
Thomas Capek & Co. have sold for John r
scuy Nos 5S5 and So East S3d-st five story
modern triple iathouEes 5OxO22 feet and for sades
Lesser No 5lS East Slst-st. five story double fat
house 25xlO22 feet
William Stonebridge and Frank r. Houghton
have sold the three story brick private dwelling
house No SEE Fordham Road about 100 feet west
OF Jerome-aye., for William g. Patten
The Ernst-Cohn Realty Company has sold FOR
client TO BurghaTd Buse No 2.O51 Washington-ave
a four story triple lathouse, 25x16 feet
Maun & Samuel have bought for a client from,
Nathan Greenfield No. 81 West llSth-st. a five
story double fathouse a plot 25x1OO feet
l. j. Phillips & Co. have sold for client No
o. west Ist-st., a four story broWnstona dwelling
house. on plot 2lxI0O feet ''s
Ihomas Capek & Co. have sold for Sadie Lesser
feet S7' %'AIV%'z
Morris Rotter has sold for a client the five story
uathouse No 49 East e9th-st.. on lot 25xO22 feet
Charles s. Faulkner has bought the three story
1922 feet. - i' i'''A
The seitz Realty Company has sold TO seiferd &
List No. 81 West l54th-st, n four story double
nathOuse on lot 25x99ll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-04
YOUNG WIFE POISONED.
Illustrator and Maid 4rreSted-COr-
oner Looks Into Mystery.

Following the death OF his wife from poison
william Larned, illustrator. living at the Vic
toria No. 55e Lenox-ave-. is under arrest pending
the Coroner's verdict Mrs I.arned had been mar
risd only a few months The maid also held
william Isarned is employed by an advertising hrm
in Union Square. He married Mrs. Larned i'm
Augusta Ga. They lived on the sixth floor of the
Victoria apartment house. employing one maid, a
German named Anna Muller The Larneds were
both about twenty-three years cid.
Mrs. Larned died early yesterday morning, and
when the police called in they found an array
OF bottles. some containing poison. According TO
the story told the police by Iarned and the maid
ali three spent Sunday afternoon in the apartment
About 4 O'Clock Mrs. LaTned asked the servant to
give her a drink. The first said she poured
out one from claret bottle. but later said il
from a whiskey flask found In the dining room
About an hour later Larned says his wife appeared
70 be sleepy and somewhat intoxicated and went
70 bed He looked in her several times through
the evening, and saw her sleeping heavily About
o'clock he noticed that the flesh under her finger
nails was becoming purple and her body cold. This,
ne says frightened him, and ne called in pllysi-
clan, Dr. E. i. PiXley, OF No. 40 Manhattan-ave.
As soon as he saw Mrs Larneds condition he
sent for Dr. 3. Mcbride OF No / West lIsth-st ,
aud DR.. Garrison. OF no. 2iO West lsOth-st The
three physicians worked over the young woman
until The morning. using heroic methods. but she
die6 without Tegaining consciousness.
Dr. Pixiey then summoned PatTolman OLaugh-
ran. Who post in front OF the house
oI.aughron sent word 20 the East l2sth-st station
BY telephone, Rnd Fatnolman Collins was sent 70
AID IN the investigation While they were IN the
Larned apartment they say L1aTned tried 10 leave
Il on the plea he wished to take walk. he was
restrained. however.
CoroneTs Physician Lehane was unable 10 tell
TIE cause Of Death. ans autopsy VIII DO held
When Coroner Goldenkranz examined the body in
the apartment he slipped OF a rear entrance
and gave q peremptorg order 70 have the body
taken 10 tie Bellevue morgGe This is unusual
Letters. a reI 0rted. were found. showing that
the woman had several times Threatened suicide
and vas intensely Jealous 81 her husband Isarned
and The servant were p9noled in the afternoon In
cuEtocy q George Z. French. a cartO0nist.
Atlanta. Ca. April s.-Irs. LaTned formerly was
Miss Ruby Ray o. Americas, Ca where she be
0nEe0 20 one OF the well known families Of the
state. She married William 1. IaTned last August
sfrer romantic courtship. Her husband formerly
AraE employed on The Atlenta Journal" and went
% AoW-Hork about three years ago He is well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-04

50 feet ana depth Of 1876 feet The property was
recently bought by the jeremiah q. Lyons Build
ing and Operating Company for $4,000 Mr. Lyon
said last night
The report is somewhat premature Overtures
have been made to buy the parcel"
II Mr.. Clanin gets the parcel ne will have plot
honting 80 feet in the street. with a depth of 200
feet as he owns an adjoining plot lOOx2O0 feet
Flans are being perfected it is said for the cree
ton on the site OF building to be used by a
well known drygoOds house
Pease & Gilman have sold for Mrs William C.
CULVER a part of the ut one time owned hy,
the late Judge Greene. consisting of about twenty
acres in Engle-st., Tenahy, N. j. and adj
joining the property of Thomas Thatcher TO Ar
thur CoppeI, of the banking firm OF Maitland
Coppell Co. Mr.. CoppeH already owns thirty
acres adjoining this property. He will erect on
the combined parcels large house for his own
occupancy in the summer The property is heavily
wooded and directly on the Palisades. about op-
poste Riverdale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-04
TO ERECT BIG UPTOWN GARAGE.
STRUCTURE TO BE At 56TH-ST And BROADWAY
SMITH s llABLEY CO. TO OCCUPY PREMISES.
Orertres By CEp Bug 84h PlOt4rthm COppH
Purchases a Large Tenafy Tract.

To- HENRI 25 Fl to q Is95s
l7sth St $ 100 Il Of Parkoa9e 56zios xbra
ham FeIdstein ct al to John Fox; mortgage 900
Broadway. e corner is0th-st iOo5x375.4 xiOOE
mann mann Realty Company: mortgage. s7s50o 100
Atlantic Reslty yo Company to George Maykopf ,oo
174tf-st s 100 # W Of Audubon ave 75xioo
Webster Realty Company to Leo Solomon; mort ,oo
A4ssefdaTn-sye corner i4oth st. 25xiCo John ,0o
sdnaye No Sss6 o"TS $ xloo joseph DoGS to
Adolf H Landeser; moTtEase; SOS Oi0 ,oo :; 100
Arthur sanders tS to Max f Wenssin mortgage
7as6 s, No los East ao1s4; Lott Baumann ,on
10th ST. s. lot 2ii. map Of Unonport iOoxlOs;
Ralph Hickox to August Diener; mortgage SsOo lOO
At, to Otto A Rosaisky; mortgage. SIG 80 100
Mary Brinc dtt to Jane -i.O 100
NJ Ids executor N mortgage 100
ll4th No 2o2 to 2l0 Fast 81 5xl0OIl sym Hn ~,
Goldberg to sam Se,dnE m4 1a SaTe
Enders. ir' to Abraham N BacGTaeh and an
117th-st s. is5 # Of 2i-ave 5Oxi0o III julius
s5si $50 n''"" 'O' Nominal
ct al to Norris Maseh; mortgage $4,000; ,oO
l26th st, No j East 2ox99l; Henrietta simons 80
l2Sth -2.' No "a Eas 81 iixo9ii Helen Free
guardian and eSeSqtS to sgndsl a VO
TO Forward Realty and Construction Company; 100
Henry Raynor to John T Van Derveer; all ~
Charles FogeTiy to Charles zimmerman jT Nominal
134th-st. No 544 East. 25x1O0 George OFT to Mar -
- tin K vending; mortgage $4,000. 80. -, IOO
Mount Morris Park West No Y. " s, 2OXsO;
Tim G9Sper ana another. executors 70 iS'e[ 5000
same ri proytrty "- Edith Ward to city Real
l4th-st. No POI Fast 2Sexloa.8: Albert J Adams
4 Ray ID 5R S Eas & 81 @Gg Asr ADAMS
G Pavd 10 pR G7 West st al 2 aS5ihas
Smith TO Lorenz Feist: mortgage. S15, 600 100
134th-st, s, DDS OF 7th-ave, 25x99 II: Abra-
ham Goodman to Moritz L Ernest and another; ,oo
Lener to Henriete Brewer: mortgage 81. $50 Nominal
Nest p' Station Thomas scott to John Muller 100
ll7th-st Is5 # Of 2d,aye so4 P,1e o n;
half part mtge sos. 900. Nominal
mtge. ss2o Nominal
to Abe H Kahn; mJge. $500 80 -; 100
Lexington ave, No l04S " S. lIXoO n; Cnarles
Simon Robert Barry one-half part; mtse' ,oo
Lexington ave No iO4s W s. 17xsO #; Robert
145th-st No 734 East. 25x99 IT. Maria Tully- to 90
JEANNE Reichman hVV
Elias Rosenthal to Rachel schwetzer and ano; 900
70 tn n Thomas mo 90 MCINTYRE Nominal
Same property. Thomas Mcintyre to Lncie ,oo
ash ~ Mels'yre se5 %fe' 81 Shave 5xioO5 IT.
Nicholas Griffith TO Charles Brandt; mtge ,oo
Manhattan Gs ave. Nos 81 and 49, " $ 54xio0 fl
Benjamin Siverstein and ano TO Moses ram 900
1l9ths e mo a 2a2 West sSxSSii fl Abraham
Goldberg Moses Hess: mtee, $2I coo 49,; lU0
Ffnrcr to- Peter seckies mtge $25, O0O...... 100
1lsth st. No 15s East 25xI06i1 n. Ralph go
Ksm8nsr e T IS Ze'e ns @}se Goodman
spieholz to Simon Grun; mtse. S22 7So-..''..' IL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Terrace Eiew-aye. g. s82 II . Of KinesbridEs-
ave s0HlOO; the Park Mortgage Company
s1als 4 t1alle-l Nominal
lt6th-Et r. 100 II " Of Ienox-aye. IOOxHO0 II:
hsrrls Mandelbaum 81 al Paul Mayer;
mortgage. $4,000 IOO
LenoN- ave. n " corner llGth-st 100 Iixl00: Harris
5lanaenaunl e. al 10 Paul Mayer; mortgage.
iO2d-sf 10 500 East 25ri0o II. Ada II Arnold iO
% simon aaehiz G Omitted
, e. az morteag,e $4,000 Nominal
pany. mortgage $500. ............ Nor,inal
I3sd-st No 80 West 25xss II; Kaiharina wiiers-
dorf 20 James II AeIIensy: mortgage $4,000.
and :, - .........,.... 100
seE inertsase ssoeo s, nominal
AS. Jacob BsikhaEd TO Aas cTSokston Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-04
HILLS AT OPEN AIR MEETING.
Brooklyn Pastor Addresses One For First
Time in Fifteen Years.

As part Of the plans of the evengelistic COM
mittee Of Brooklyn pastors the first of a series Of
open air meetings held at the Sands-st gate
of the navy yard at the noon hour yesterday
The Rev. DR.. Newell Dwight Hills. Of Plymouth
Church. from the tail of a wagon addressed 4
large crowd of mer many OF whom ate their
luncheon and smoked as they listened
The men Joined Justify in the hymns being led
by an organ on the wagon. DIR. Hills was assisted
by several men from the naval branch Of the
1oung Mems Christian Association. 1t was stated
that 1t was the first time that DR.. Hills had
spoken at an outdoor meeting in fifteen years. Ar
rangements have been made to continue the meet
ings daily for several weeks. A well known min
lster VIII make an address at each meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-04

TNNGLIsH ESTATE FOR SALE
II = GEN OF OLD ENGLAND near the Kings Castle
Of WindsorTo Americans seeking into the most
arstocratic and tightly held district world For
SALE at exceptionally low price. that romantic English
country house and estate'I 0veihiN'
The scene-land OF Fastaf and the Merry Wives Nea-
the Wordknown reaches OF the Upper and Hen
ley Adjacent to Ascot and the convenient mansion
Tor entertaining during the week English lawns
groves and gardens with 1870 grass and mark land
FtShponds Picturesque cottages Large square ban and
noble suite OF entertaining rooms Fifteen
bed rooms. Servants Hail. Telephones ample stabIin
Dairy ltent-roll income $500 per from estate
Price. $500 for prompt purchase steady investment
always lettabe for Ascot mansion with
thirty grassland furnished for nst
Ascot races for 300 guineas. Three gardeners Jeff
Agents introducing client will usual cOnT
sion amount paid Write or cable the owner Mr4
p b. SCOTE 90 brunswick Terrace. Brighton England
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THE sRoNx euILoINe PLANS.

Deeatur-ave No 1855; for a one and a half
story frame shed 22Xls Frank J Butler.
owner and architect 7E b. .,,:..., ~; $500
for a two story frame dwelling house. 21x5g;
James Dolan, owner: GundeTson,
IInoonst g. 600 ana 4as II n Of Morris-aye $500
for two story frame dwelling houses
2lK45; George DeyeFmann owner ana
architect =; iss,n..,: g.. 1000
story brick tenement house. 25XsO6 Michael
Jordan owner h9aoPh = ASisT aEshitse $4,000
a one story steel train she'd 63K1g4 RAND
Transit subway Construction Compaav
owner; Van Week Phelps, architects -. az ana
undereiIff-aye. ie e. el1B7 q 81 f7eth- ss V'VVV
fer two story frame dwelling house
1919. Margaret smilheFE, oWHsrs .
VFpslana sEsi''ss' tlA.,i.i. RQOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-04
PURLIc scHooL 10 cosT s2ao.ooo.

& b. J. Snyder, chief architect OF the Department
OF Education. has filed with Buildings Superintend-
ent Hopper plans for the school TO replace Public
School No 3. in Grove-st.. of which Henry f
jenkins is principal, and which was Quilted bv fire
a month ago The building is to be a five story
hreproof structure, occupying the block from Hud-
son-St 10 BedfOrd-st., fronting 1863 feet in Grove
ST. 30 feet IN Bedfordst and 58S feet in Hudson-st
81, 81 VIII nave q facade OF pressed brick and blue
limestone. with trimmings Of terra Gotta The
ground floor will contain the kindergarten and large
separate payrooms for girls and bows The cnsf
OF the building is estimated at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-04
SALE OF QUINN TRACT AT RYE.

Herbert A Sherman has sold the tract at Rye
n. Y, owned by the estate of Henry w Quinn
comprising about five of land with large
mouse stable, greenhouse and stone hennery. The
place has many fine trees. There is one willow
tree on the tract which grew on the grave of Ma
poieon al ST. Helena. The buyer will remodel the
mouse and make extensive improvements after
winch the property will be again on the market
This is the third Rye tract Mr.. Sherman has sold
IN the last month. having sold one to Simeon Ford
and one 20 J. Howard Wainwright
lie has also relted for John 4 Ciyvnee his nIaca
At Sound View Park. furnished for the summer To
Mrs. Caroline W. Frame, and for Mrs. William II
1atln her place known as the Knckerbocker ia
Harold O. COrts. -
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Zimmerman, Charles, ir., TO American Mortsass
y S9paHy per E esnt o. I. n o. 'S'
same to same same property year. per cent. 1000,
af Marion 20 ave- veaTs per cent 400
Martha ave cor 2s9th ST. per bond -; So
awe cor Hampton ST. years per cent sOO
" pror o a. 70 inssmeS nt % per- i
s6 fl IF s5s to E5gSTad Sfafs
Toepfer, Albert L. to II Diienbeck Columbus
n Victor-st; years, per cent. 5,bOt
simpson to city Fes Estate CGmpan Hs 1 kS$
IS per ie cent t .. .'sA'as:'ys' uus lpi $500
# Of ad-ave due February l. 1908; per 9 al
Haliett Mary P, to Park Mortgage COMPANY;
Terrace VieW-ave. " s $40 # n Of Kings "a
BroTn' Esabsth a to = R3splsn i7ths, $
1855 # Of 2d-ave due october 1906: per o..
Cooper Hsae se9esr AND 'ioi another; Edss
Rdichma ari'' j. to Knepper Realty company: i45th
St No 7a4 East; prior mortgage. $4,000; years; 300
same to same same property 3 years per cent 500
stonman Realty Company to \ K 5o.k and
ino %tass $4,000: year per 80 24sO
L pS4 mor 4a9 s2 e B05 Gears per nc
P5chter. Moses ana anothsr 70 " Risssr and
sis St6 due October l. 1905 per 400
H0 OF tRaTe to due bsTGS g. 1907 per cent
A So 5 and ana SnSse Vest 50 due
ot oS maP H9att estate years per Cent $50
JTlrich John y. to + Keil. ll4th-st, No 263 West;
years 5 per cent prior mortgage. Sl2UO. 500
Berkowtz. H. TO Land Co &C. Of Edenwald;
Randall-aye. n s. $50 fl Of Amundson years. 49,
per cent ''
Broduet Edward IL Haug: AleXander-ave. No -.
267 years, cent Dun
Greenebaum Max. to A Finkbeiner 1Ith-st No
East: prior mortgage, $4,000; years,
Curtis Charles G. II Meinhard; TOth-st. No
is East years. per cent 80. $4,000
Haprin A. and others 10 L NJ Klein: Lenox-
ave. n " l45th-st; Due June Il, lSOb, -.
Stitch Julius 10 J Gilbert T9th-st. No 424 East
May 49, 1907. 81 cent. =. l@5OS
Weiss, Max. S ) Menterne: Grand-st No &c; - -,
Az cent OWN
Kahn, Abe H 10 G KnOrr, l4Oth-st No 600 East;
prior mortgage $4,000. 3 years per cent. $500
April Julius to VI J Quinan; ll6th-st. s. 4SOS
II " o Ave A; l year, per cent 10Ot
Reinhardt John, Bossong; Ave A, g 3, BIB -
IT n of 12th-st; per cent. lSOOl
Hy Mest 'G year AZ per 1OOOC
Bentz Sophie W and 70 F NJ Redman; Hes
ter-st n S. $50 # Of Mott-ave; years. Az
cent oiVOO1
Kessler. Max. Feltenstein; Grand-st n
corner ThompsOn-st; per bond ..............-- 500
Kiskadden. Maud a. TO FTohman; 4ist-st
No % East; prior mortgage. $4,000. due May l. - 90
Bentz Sophie W. and another to Euigrant In
dustral Savings Bank; 1Olst-st. n S, DID II
of Park-ave; year. per cent ............- 1900