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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
FREEZING BLASTS
SWEEP WHOLE LAND
West and East Suffer Alike
and People in New York
Perish

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Every town in the
Mississippi valley and in the lake region
had its weather troubles today. In some
places it was extremely cold, in others
1T was less cold, but was showing heay-
lily, and in great many others it was
both cold and showing. Hardly place
in the middle West was comfortable.
In Chicago the mercury, which, was
below zero last night, mounted until it
was 20 above today. Then came snow and
gale from the north which made street
car traffic difficult. The wind died away
somewhat tonight and the snow ceased,
but the mercury is still falling.
In Kansas and Western Missouri the
weather was the coolest recorded in five
years. 1t is believed there will not be
much loss to cattlemen All through the
Ohio valley the weather was the coldest
OF the winter The cold was accompan-
led by high wind and driving snow that
interfered sadly with railroad traffic.
Reports from the South say that the
severest weather of the winter is pre-
yailing all through that region. 1t is ex-
pected that all along the north coast of
the gulf of Mexico the temperature to-
night will approximate 12 above zero
With the exception of Helena, Mont.
and some points in Texas, there was not
tonight city between the Rocky and
tne Allegheny mountains that reported q
temperature as high as the freezing point,
and in all places the mercury is falling to-
night with the probability of being 10
or IL degrees lower before morning
Eastern Blizzard Severe
NEW YORK, Jan 25-Not since the
blizzard Of 1888 has New York been so
completely snowbound as it is tonight.
The city Is lying under a foot of snow
that in many places has been banked to a
height Of several feet Surface travel
early in the day was abandoned, overhead
transit was irregular and slow, and 1t re-
mained for the underground roads to
carry home the hundreds of thousands OF
workers.
The Atlantic coast from the Delaware
capes north has been in the grasp of a Sc
we're storm, accompanied by heavy fall OF
snow and intense cold. Inland from
Maine throughout the New England
states and the Middle Atlantic states, all
reports indicate a winter tie up. Every.
where in the East railroad traffic is de-
layed reports Of disasters to Atlantic
shipping are coming in and with rapid
ly falling thermometer much suffering
must ensue.
So severe was the storm in New York
city that even during the day hours per-
sons were frozen to death or died of ex-
haustion. Tonight the hospitals, police
stations and house of refuge are crowded
with persons suffering from cold. Not q
vessel has sailed from or arrived at New
York in more than twenty-four hours and
at Boston only one arrival was reported.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
SECURES A FRANCHISE.
NOW SELLS ITS BONDS
Minnesota Power and Trolley Company
Ready to Go Into Debt

The Minnesota Power and Trolley COM
pany, which secured franchise for
suburban trolley system and never built
1t, and few days ago obtained fran
chise which will permit it to transmit cleo
trio light and energy to Minneapolis and
to light the city if the aldermen are agree
begin business in the spring, for with the
granting of the franchise it will be able
to sell its bends.
The company proposed to build line to
Shakopee and another to Anoka but up
to the present time not an inch has been
graded nor a tie or rail laid. The line,
according to the agreement with the
county commissioners. should have been
in operation last summer The dam at
Elk river, from whence the power was to
come, is still a prospect.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
FRUITS, CHICKENS AND
COWS HAVE INNINGS
crookston Is Banking on Four conven-
tIons Due Next Week
Special to The Globe

Special to The Globe ~
CRoOKSTON, Mimi. Jan. 25.-The
largest series of conventions that ever
met in northern Minnesota will be held in
Crookston next week, Thursday. Friday
and Saturday, when the Red River Val
ley horticulturists. dairymen and poul-
trymen will hold their annual conventions
IN the order named. For the first and
second named conventions there viii be
prominent speakers from the state ag-
ricultural school present, and excellent
programmes have been prepared for each.
The poultry show will be held during ali
three days.
The idea is to make the conventions such
success that they will in future be rec
ognized as the big mid winter events in
northern Minnesota
In addition the Polk County Good Roads
association will hold meeting Feb g.
An organized campaign to secure better
public highways will be fnaugurated.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
Govern Letter Carriers

WASHINGTON D. c., Jan. 25.-Ths
superintendents of delivery of the large
cities held their final session today and
submitted their report to Postmaster
General Wynne. The object of the
meeting was to secure uniformity in
rules governing carriers. The report
shows that 1t was impossible to formu
late any general rules applying to all
of the cities, but in many cases recon-
mendations are made for uniformity
as regards particular cities. These
rules relate to the internal management
of postoffices.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
JUDGE SIMPSON HITS
TAX TITLE SHARKS
Holds That They Cannot Perfect a Title
Through a TechnicaIity

Judge Simpson has put a stop to
practice of the tax title sharks who have
been recording. their titles under the Tor
rens system after sixty days notice.
The old law provided that a claimant
the owner of property has year in which
to redeem it after it has been sold, but
when the Torrens law came into effect
there We're attorneys who took advantage
of the provision requiring only sixty days
notice for registration and proceeded to
record tax titles under it.
AS a result of Judge Simpsons ruling of
yesterday if tax titles are to be registered
under the Torrens law all persons must be
served personally with the notice, other
wise the years notice will be required
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
CHURCHES TO OCCUPY
NON-SECTARIAN BASIS
Scandinavian Convention Prepares for
Important Movement

CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis, Jan. 25-
The first national convention of Scandi-
nav1an churches of America closed this
afternoon. The purpose was to bring
about a union of all Scandinavian
churches on non-sectarian basis The
general matter discussed was Christian
ganize churches founded on New Testa-
ment teachings in all parts of America.
e. I'll. Osterhaus was appointed to visit
movement and to explain the idea of
church union. A large meeting of people
believing in non n-sectarian churches will
be held in June. Sixty-nine delegates
xention. -
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
WORkHOUSE HABITUE
LIKES HIS QUARTERS

Adolph Metzgar complains that he can
not secure employment and therefore it
is not right for the officials of the work
house to turn him out as soon as he fin
ishes a To-day sentence for absorbing an
undue amount of Washington avenue Ii
quor. He complains he cannot secure odd
jobs shoveling snow because there is no
snow to shovel and therefore it is the
duty Of the city to care for him.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
RAILROAD MEN
LOSE THEIR JOBS

Three conductors and several brakemen
employed by the Milwaukee road have
been dismissed. 1t is denied by the of
loss of butter and eggs in transit were
responsible for the dismissals, but it is
acknowledged that several men who vis-
tied the officials and asked for reinstate-
ment denied they had any connection with
any plot to rob the company.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
Scores Both Sides

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Jan. 25.-Ex-
Gov, William Larrabee at the Iowa state
manufacturers meeting today declared
himself to be in favor of free coal and
lumber. He urged the need of revision.
but scored both standpatters and tariff
reformers. He declared there was not
member Of congress now vigorously sup
porting the presidents recommendation
for tariff and railroad legislation
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
Coo With Discretion,

According to an ordinance which has
been prepared by Health Commissioner
Hall smoke Inspector with police power
viii be appointed to see to it that the at
mosphere is not filled with SCOT. The in
spector is supposed to use his own dis
reads the ordinance
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
hese were settled up some time AGO.

these were settled up some time ago. At
the time Bernick confessed he turned
and today he turned over the balance of
the $4,000, which Schmitt made good at
the time the shortage was discovered
Bernck, who has been held to the grand
Jury in heavy bonds, owns several hun
dred acres of land in CollegevilIe and
Avon townships. which he mortgaged to
raise money to repay SchTnitt The prose-
cutlon will not be dropped, but nobody
seems to expect conviction
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
Whale Disables Cable

SEATTLE, Wash. Jan. 25-The break
IN the cable between this city and Valdez,
Alaska, Which has been out of commits
sion for nearly three months, is now re-
paired and the work of forwarding mes
sages has been resumed. The jaws of a
which caused the trouble. -
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
Funeral of r a skIrv,n,

many years commercial editor of the Min
neapolis Tribune, was held YESTERDAY
afternoon from his residence 1927 First
avenue south. Rev. Dr. ]. E. Bushnell
services and Miss Alberta Fischer sang
several solos, The interment was at Lake.
wood.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
JUDGE AND MAYOR
DO NOT AGREE
Judge Waite Says Woman Has Right
to Visit Saloon

Mayor David Percy Jones has caused
orders to be issued to the effect that
women have no right to visit saloons.
Judge Waite. of the municipal court, is of
the opinion that the women of Minneapo-
lis nave the same right as men, and yes
terday five women who were arrested in
a saloon on the charge of vagrancy were
dismissed by the judge
He held that the fact that woman en-
fense. If there were wine rooms the pro
prietor of the saloon, and not the patrons,
was responsible.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
ALLEGED BURGLAR
GOES BACK TO SCHOOL
Had Been Released on Parole and Falls
Into Hands of the Police

Frank Hanson and Ray Connors. two
of the three boys arrested on the charge
of looting H A. Towne's residence, were
arraigned yesterday. Connors, it appears.
was released on parole from the state
training school and will be returned to
that institution. Hanson was held to the
grand jury in $500 bonds.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
Cigarettes and Insurance

MADISON. Wis. jan 25.-In the senate
today bills were introduced prohibiting
the manufacture and sale of cigarettes
under a penalty of from $25 to $500; also
that mutual insurance companies shall
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
VIII Hold an institute

The Presbyterians of Minneapolis and
st. Paul will hold Bible institute at
be ur1er the direction of r. p. Sulzer s,l-s
periptendent of Sunday school work in.
the state and DR.. George L. Robinson of
Mccormick seminary, will make several
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
Coroner ls Indicted

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-An Indictment
charging attempted bribery was returned
by the grand jury today against Coroner
Moses Jackson. OF the city board of cor
oners Jackson was arrested upon COM
plant of Assistant District Attorney
Chadwick who alleged that Jackson Of
fered him 5000 cash to quash q certain
caSa.s Bail was fixed at $2.6nn
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
New Agent for BIackfeet

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 25.-The
president today nominated: Agent for
the Indians of the Blackfeet agency,
Montana, Capt. James 2. Dare, United
States Army, retired. Washington, d. c.
Chaplain, with rank of first lieutenant,
Rev. George j. Waring, Iowa.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
RooseveItians Must Be Patient

Special to The Globe
WASHINGTON, D. c.. jan 25.-The
Minneapolis Roosevelt Republican club
has not yet been assigned to place in
the Inauguration parade and will not be
before the 18th. when Gen. Chaffee will
begin the assignment of places.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
MORTGAGES HIS LANDS
TO MAKE UP SHORTAGE
Former Deputy County Treasurer Not
Only Confesses but Settles

Special to The Globe
ST. CLOUD, Minn., Jan. 25.-Charles A.
Bernick. former deputy county treasurer,
who recently confessed defrauding the
county out of $4,000, today made a full
settlement with County Treasurer Chris
Schmitt. There were shortages in his ac-
counts with the local lodges of the Red
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
Fourth Degree MansIauahter

LA CROSSE, Wis, Jan. 25.-George
Tucheck was found guilty of manslaugh-
ter IN the fourth degree today He killed
Ing his head under water until he was
dead. Tuchecks defense was that the
unknown attempted to assault him.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
Accused Of Forging Time Checks

Special to The Globe
LIVINGSTON, Mont, Jan. 25.-Erie
Cox McCune. railway telegrapher. is
wanted here on the charge of having
forged two time checks in the local shop
superintendent Office.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
FACES SECOND JURY
AND IS ACQUITTED
William Moore to Be Tried Third Time
for Purse Snatchinq

For a second time William Moore.
negro, has been acquitted of the charge
Of purse snatching. In spite of positive
Identification by one of his alleged VIC
Tins the jury sustained his alibi
lie will be placed on trial for third
time and two young women, university
students, will testify against him.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
Dwelling Disappears

Special to The Globe
2 HASTINGS. Mimi, Jan. 25.-The resi-
dence of II. p. Nelson baker at the asy-
lum, with its contents, was burned early
this morning, due to lamp explosion.
The inmates barely escaped with their
lives: The dwelling was partially in
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
Affairs of the Northwest

the charge of the murder of John Brand.
IN August last. Brand sold a piece of
land for $1,000 and disappeared The In
dams are said to have confessed, and
say Brands body is now in a dugout near
Wittenberg buried under rocks and snow
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
Hall VIII FumIqate

Health Commissioner Hall is to inau-
gurate the policy of fumigating houses
which have been vacated by persons af-
fiicted with tuberculosis
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
WISCONSIN INDIANS
CONFESS MURDER
Say Their Victims Body Is In puaout
Under Rocks and Snow

NEENAH Wis, Jan 25.-Edward
Wolff and Charles Williams, Winnebago
Indians, have been arrested at Witten-
bara and taken to WauDaca to answer to
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
Club Managers Fined

Fred James and Nelson Lloyd, man
ayers of negro clubs, were fined SIS each
yesterday on the charge of selling liquor
without license.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
judge SMITH lll

Judge John Day Smith is i'll and his
work at the court house is being cared
for by Judge Eimnson.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
PdntasOte

For covering chairs or
couches; let our upholstery
salesman show you Pantasote.
1t wears longer, smoother and
clearer than leather, and costs
about one-third the price of
leather.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-26
Women's and Misses $3.50 and $40 Jackets

Today will Womens and Misses Jaxe
sell at $3.50 and $1,000 for $375
chevots and few mixtures "a long fitted and
trimmed with silk strappings beed
with eapes satin lfneda in all goodly variety ~ "a
all colors and black $3.50 ~ x
New-York tribune., 1905-12-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

III Mccormick Construction Company to Realty
Operating Company& Dycknlan-ati 100 II n -. -
Vermilyea-ave. 100xl25 demand q per cent $4,000
Same 70 City Mortgage Company; same proPertyi
demand. cent. oi'ODo
Jonas Louis A. another to y EhTmhn; Both
100 It OF 10til-aVet 5UXSse; 3 years ~ 90.
= ~''OoO
Polifeme Augusta L @ Field; Madison-aye.
No a6i 2a2x irregular; year. .,..-...:.- QUO
Vlau Benjamin. TO II Brewster. trustee; If2d-
st LongfeioW-st 25xl00; y years :, 90
Big per cent. . ',VOV
same @ t9 s4io saae geS ST. 81 Per @ Z @ $500
Heller Frank, 10 Rachel Leopold; l55th= ST. ms.
ss9 5so # of Wiisass 4eAioo. years PEI 1000
Isorher Samuel. to LAWYERS Title Insurance ana
Trust Company; 0lst-st n 8. 80 II or 2a-aFe -.
s; December 81. 1905; DE per cent. 18OoD
jane chone J Stoion and another eioerek
st. e g. 221-7 Il n OF RivinEton-st 2ox9s.io; -
year. cent ...es;- 1ooV
Murray Joseph another 10 Title Guarantee
Trust Company Park-ave, No hfl TO 6tS
1o2 2x5O; demand cent. :. - sooo0
Collins sarah T. another TO Bond and Mort
gage Guarantee Company; 9ist-st, No 90 East. ...
17KI00 8. demand il,oOo
Nfn ast ssahsh sllo5a g ,sars 5& a Der
fehss e. No $40 East 2sso2 z stsr per aenf 1900
slf ef cent e : hieF ssg oTtaars S 4ooo
Jacob. Albert. 10 Title Guarantee aBc Trust
Company: AleRaqder-ape,s corner is@d-st
2g0120Ds demand 1900
IsazeroEitz. Jacob. and another TO Esther lEen~
ssrg; Henf5-Ht No AZ 25x1g0 prior mortgage
So 00 due suas 10 1909 per cents..s-s-.-e $500
New-York tribune., 1905-12-29
REALTY NoTEs.

Ianpole & Werner are the buyers of the group Of
apartment houses at the northwest corner Of Am
sterdam-sve and 122d-st, the sale Of which by the
Rernnan Realty Company for Horow1tz & Lefko-
7ritz was reported recently.
George R Read & Co have leased for long
term Of wears for the American Mortgage Company
to the Western Electric Company the entire build
ing No. L Murray-st-
storv fiathouses on the west side Of 2d-aye., be-
tween 18th and Soth SITS. sold recently by the
Powell-Steindler Realty Company
r Kline is the buyer Of the dwelling house No
III East s5th-st, sold recently by Mrs. R. Katz,
through 7. Scott & Son.
l. Tanenbaum. Strauss Co. were the brokers
in the sale of No. 3S 5th-ave, reported sold yes
George R. Bretteu & Son were the brokers in the
sale of No III to 1 East 12sth-st, 75xs9 II feet for
Jackson & Stern to W. & ]. Bachrach, reported
xeSterday.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-29
REAL EsTATE TRANSFERS.

35tf-st Nos SIC and 512 West 5012S.a: Elizabeth
saee ls5Eesaia siIooo q Louis a JONES ana 500
Gun Hill Road, 1877 OF Webster
John Hentz and another 70 Saw-fork state
Realty and Terminal Company ....-....-.. 100
Park-ave. No 81 SO. 1o22xSOi Henry
Radgias s8eR and a. ana another a' 12sCcO
T6tll- at. 2l3 and 2f5 East. 334x1022 2; Marcus
L Osk ct al 20 Harris MandsIbanm and
other: mortgage, $4,000 Observation-Disclosures. 100
1ITth-st II 5 PAS r. c Pleasant ave. 5bxl0o 10:
simon Uhifeder ct al 70 Walter Dean: mort
Ist-ave n " cor IOsth-zt 5GxIo0: Isiaore jackson
Raphael Kurzroc; mortgage, $4,000. 100
Ii9th-sf y r. 2S5 IT of 2d-ave 201iO0. 10:
Adoiph Hochstein % Henry Hart; mortgage.
DssbroR Place. y s. $50 a OF Daaitlt-ave,
4ax1Oe: DeBflt- ave, e, 800 II of Sound View
Place. 5oxi50 Huguenot-eve cor Pell Place.
l00z33: william 7. Alepes 20 William W, Pen
field: mortgsge, sl.a50 ....-.-...s-..... Nominal
51Tth-st West 25xi08.l1; Theresa Samuels
10 Segfred Rosenthsl; mortEaRe sos. 600. 100
kett-st No 162. 25xioe; Lewis KTssner ct al 10
CSrneiia Mckay mortgage SIS, 600. 100
25tf-Ft. No z25 East. 25x9S.s: Leopold Kauf-
to Jonas Well and another; mortgage,
&1Aeo3 + nal
Same property. Jonas We'll ct al Henry Resen-
blnH mortgage. $4,000 Nominal
1I5fh-st s 100 II or 5fla-aye 29x100II:
Amelia II Banchis 70 siegfried Leewsnthal. 100
1iss Isavsr raeEtgsgs s7oo 100
5Estilda miller naEtssss $500 .... i..sass 100
New-York tribune., 1905-12-29
INVESTOR IN WEST SIDE DEAL.
RyrYS APARTNENT HOUSE IN THE FORT
TNGTON HEIGHTS SECTION.
Market Found for Number of Fine DueHng Hous-Pooseuet
Home Club Takes Title to e0hst. Parcel

one Of the principal deals reported yesterday was
the sale by SIawson & Hobbs for George r. can
non to an invester of the fve story apartHene men
,.a. Noe al and k5s west 14stI~st The house
occupies a plot 5Ox1Oo feet
New owners were also found yesterday fof a 1AiI
number of fine dwelling houses. 8 3. GoooA4e q
Son sold for Elmer A. Darling to Aaron Coleman
No Is West 6Oth-st. five story dRelllns hous' -
1o+ eov7oo feet and for Emile S. Dreux to the
same buver No a West 60th-st., similar dwell
ing house
yvhitehouse & Porter and Henry D. Winans &
Nav sold for T. d. Bird No. 2 East 6sd-st-' a ioul
story dwelling house. on lot lSxmo'o leee-
T,a,v,as robinson Charles S. Brown & Co sold
FOR Mrs. Harmon Nathan to Mrs. Charles H. Wood
hurry No g West 49th-st. four story dWeinns dW
house on lot 22xlO15 feet CColumbia Colleee ieo-S
heqJ e Roosevelt Home Club took title yesterday TO
No g East 2Oth-st 2x92 feet, from Rodeflek Deee-
me stated consideration was $0.0A
New-York tribune., 1905-12-29
MECHANICS LIENS.

cherry-st.. Nos 500 and sOs; Oeher Kolodny agt
annie Pariser. owner; Abraham Dan and Philip
Berman contractors
26tfl-st. No West: Muller & Nulter agt Adelia
D Ireland. owner Richard do Logerot' con-
1I0th-gt M e5 East; Lillian B Fpriedlander agt
Morris Felenstein, owner Cohen & seplow con
Cherry-st. Nos 306 and sos; Max Goldsteln agt
Annie Pariser, owner; Abraham Dan and Phii.p
herman contractors
st Lawrence-aVe, II Of Merrili-st, lO0xlOO;
Philip Tuchman and another agt Dorothea
Renter. and contractor .t-..-...---,
sSd-st No 53e TO $40 East; Ernest BonaguF agt
Louis Wensten, owner and contractor, t---.--
Hester-st. No i74 KreiBeher Brick Manufacturing
Co agt David Baum, owner and contractor;
Samuel Aronson. contractor ..-......s.,-.
lasth-st. n 8. 525 It OF Wills ave, 7hxl0I;
Samuel Smith agt HIyams Realty Co, owner;
Leo NJ Bsa,sauer and Samuel Hyams, contractors
Is2d-st d 81 It e Of Washington-a '2x66;
Pasquad @AuIetta Agt Hillside Realty and Con-
struction Co owner and contractor ....-....=.t.
S5th-st. No 1T East, Gsnrge ii Storm & co agt
Jacob wolfenstein, owner. Louis NJ Smith and
Walter Stanley. contractors ,4-. -r--.-..-
CyauidweII Lave No 081. Michael Chlsling agt
Theresa Resented. and contractor 49,. B.
slst~st Nos 50 and Al West: 32d-ss No 30 West,
John S Buzzini agt Smith and Korrssey and
the Arena 90, contractors; Mrs Steimann,
...... 4
New-York tribune., 1905-12-29
LIS PENDENs.

oth-aye s " corner 27tll-st. 9s9x250: George Milne
against Ingersol Sergeant Drill Company Warrant of
attaehment); attorneys r. g A, e. Well.
4sth-st.. No. 50 West Estates settlernept COMPANY
attorneys, & Pierce.
ad-ave,. No. 454: Jennie r ] irving against Mary
jackson ct al (partitionli attorney w, 5. Smith,
2sd ST. Nc 1856 West Emma Kampner against Leopold
FaTTenechea et al partition); attorney. H Danner.
27tf-st No. 322 West; the Greenwich Savings Bank
against Edward Fowler, trustee, @ al foreclosure OF
mnrtgage). G. q. De Witt
Cafharine-st 20 79i; Jacob Ber1nan against
Bernard schainmaa al foreclosure OF mortgage; at
= Helinger
New-York tribune., 1905-12-29
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At No IA Vesey-st.-By Joseph P Day No. 81 War
renst so # Of West Broadway. 25xs7 9; eight sty
brk loft bldg; Preston, receiver, against
Caroline Brineya al; c W Dayton. atty; D Truax.
due s2621 "a; subject to mtge OF $sS0O0
BY McVickar GaIllard Realty Company; No Jd2 7th-
ave w s. PSI 40th-st. a Sx61 Ieasehod: ive
brlx ten h. Bachmann Brewing Company against Burke
al; Holt & Gaard attys; A J Arthur, Tefi amount
due 1853 II,
By Philip A. Sulyth No 511 144th-st, n S, 1903 # "
of Amsterdam 16ex9911 three sty brk bldg; n p
Rogers as guardian against Edgar Logan ct al oakes
Van A. attys: o Duffy, ref; amount due S10569 IL;
fayes etc
New-York tribune., 1905-12-29

i6aa-st n s 275 It OF Amstsrdam-ave. I5x
1926 Isidore Jackson and Abraham stern ioa"
Charles and Henry Friedman. 80,
PieasaRt-avA, cor 117th-st. 75.Txs4. LOUIS
Nteberg loans Louis Reiner
I87th-st, $ s, SIS It Of 5th-ave. 15fx99. IL POI.
stein Realty and Construction Company lohhs
Pearl Realty and Construction Company
Maugin-st. Nos. 10 and 81; Siax aeigler loans
julius Miller
Grand ave W s. 100 It OF 1s4th-st, 5OxI5x Ir-
regular; Title Guarantee and Trust Company
loans Bella Peterson and Helen Hubby go.