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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-03-29

There is more Catarrh Ia this section OF the
country than all other diseases put together. and
until the last few years was supposed to be in
nounced 1t a local disease. and prescribed local
remedies. and by constantly falling to cure with
local treatment. pronounced IL incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be a constitutional dis
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by +.
j. Cheney h Co. Toledo. Ohio. Is the only con-
stjtutional cure on the market. 1t Is taken In
ternally In doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful.
1t acts directly on the blood and mucous sur,
faces of the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send Tor
circulars and testimonials. Address.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, T5c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-03-29
Ever Notice 1t?

YES" remarked the man vino occa-
sionally lets out only an audible thought,
at is"
What it's that isT' queried the party
with the rubber habit.
ut is easier to cut an acquaintance
than it is to carve a steak with a restau-
rant knife" explained the noisy thinker.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-03-29
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund the money IL it fails To cure
+ w. Groves signature Is Oh each box. ESQ
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-03-29
DAY LABORERS, SKILLED W0RkMEN AND
ESPECIALLY FARM TENANTS.

Parties with small capital. seeking an OPP
portunity TO purchase a farm home; farmers
who would prefer to rent for a couple OF
years before purchasing, and day laborers In
fields or factories should address a postal
card to Mr.. ]. +. Merry, Asst. General Pas
senger Agent, Dubuque, Iowa, who will
promptly mail printed matter concerning
the territory above described, and give spe-
cific replies to ell inquiries.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

William stonebridge has sold for E. J. I4asar the
southeast corner Of lSSth-st and Belmont-ave. 69x
100 feet vacant.
NJ. R. Springer has sold for Lowenfeld & Prayer
No. 2S4 East 7sth-st. five story hathouse 25xl00
feet
L. J. Greenberger has sold FOR Mrs Anna Lang
her house, No. l7S East I1th-st. 176xlOO feet
J. E Briggs has sold for John c. Wilson the
fve story brick and stone double nathouse No lss
West 129th-st.. on lot 25x1OO feet.
Reid Murphy sold for Anna NJ Hubeny to
James McGovern No. 164 East l03d-st five story
brownstone double hathouse. lot 27x1oO feet
A. Geyer sold for /. Leonard to Charles Wynne
the ve story triple hathouse No 5ll West l3lst-st
Thomas & Son have sold for John J. Mahoney to
client the five story single hathouse on lot ok
100 feet. No 5O3 West 149th-st- Also for the H F.
W. Poggenburg estate TO Alva S Walker the two
five story hathouses. with stores Nos 7SO and 1872
Amsterdam-ave., lots 5Ox75 feet.
Davis G. Robinson have resoid No Isl East Gath
ST., three story brOwnstone dwelling house. 15x
1908 feet.
John Peters & Co. have sold for Lawrence IAppi
TO Schneider & Bachrach No l.l07 lst-ave a hve
story double tenement house. with two stores on
lot 25x9l feet.
charles Hibson 81 Co. have sold for William E
Lemke No. 24S East 7lst-st. five story halhouse
on a lot lsxle22 feet.
Martin & Schnonsees have sold for George Enser
the five story tenement house No 66l lOth-ave on a
25xlOO feet Also sold for Joseph NJ Goldberg the
four story tenement house No 542 West 44th-st on
a lot 26Kl00.5 feet.
n. Levy & Co. have sold for Weller & Cowell
TO Mrs David Sinncox the five story hathouse No
l65 West lS6th-st. on a lot 22xssll feet.
Joseph Poak has sold for Max Marx Nos 5Os and
eos West lsOtn-sI.. five story double hathouses
plot JDE15 feet
Louis solomon has bought from the Thomas Fer
guson Company the five story apartment
Louse Nos. $40 and 52l West l59th-st., on a plot
50xg3Il fest.
Charles Wynne has bought from Ida D. Leonardo
ST. si-e 25xssii feet e9' i'is'
Jackson & Co have sold No. 1860 Lexington-ave a
five story iathouse. 25x75 feet
Charles HCchbesg has sold for Miss L. A. Tooker
Potsdan & Levin have sold HaIprin Dia-
moadston A Lex me 10 Lipman a. Oustarivitz the
plot Is 7x9s feet at the northeast corner OF Pleas
ant-aVe. aad lIthst. IN which the buyers will erect
six story hathouse.
No COS East S3d-st., five story dathouse. z5xs3
feet
A. c. Wengarten has sold 10 Max Fischer No "a
70 : Avenue B, two six story tenement houses on
pot 54.6N15 feet.
Mrs. A. NJ sandham has bought from James NJ
Jacques No. 80 West 9stst., three story dWellinG
house on lot lSXl00.s feet.
Alice r Shoenberger has sold No. l67 West 18th
ST, a four story high stoo2 brownstone private
Herbert =. Sherman has sold for DR. John A
WyeIh No zl LeNington-aVe. just north of Sath
ST. a four story dwelling house lot 2lxSO feot
Connfelt a Stickney have sold for Anna q "a
on lot 1895 feet 's "ouse'
Adolph Mayer has sold for Joseph Toch IN TO,,.
stecAtI 10 iba Lenox-aYe. a six story eevator
apartment nolse on plot 75.9XS5 feet.
SCHNEIDER q Liebler have sold for David IAppnan
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Hull-ave. W s. 225 of 2OOth-st two two story
frame tenement houses. 2OX65: Thomas GiOrdano,
owner; Charles Clark. architect. $1,000
Cnion-ave, 260 II Of 165th-st.
brick tenement house. 3I.T Ssxe3.4 Irving Realty
Company. Harry p Howell architect $4,000
lT2d-St WRshingtOn-ave.
story brick stores and tenement houses, No 1
4Oxs0.9 No 411x77-9 ROsenzweig & Elson,
Samuel Sass. architect 5000
story brick tenement houses 81. 6xSS: Goldstein &
kinger, owner; Maximian Zitkes architect. $1,000
JackSOn-ave. s. 1894 II S OF 165th-st. Ave story
brick tenement house 27x63 David Robinson,
Moore & IandsteGel architects $4,000
CrOtona-ave. 115th-st,
brick stores and tenement houses. No 1 S3.l1&x
9O6$ No 81. .6xsS.6 6&s: Thomas ] Waters and
j OConnel. owners; Harry 7 Howell archi-
Haven and Hartford Railroad tracks. Van Nest.
story frame dwelling house. 216X46; Will
lam Buhle. Louis FGlk architect. $500
1aSth-st. Canal Place. story frame
she'd 173X25; J ReedeT'B Sons. owners; G Robin
& architects.
Minnieford-ave, n Beach-St
two and half story frame dwelling house. PAX
32: Mrs John Beatty. owner; ) Stammsrs.
architect $50
Belmont-ave. W corner CrescenJ-ave five story
brick tenement house. 1885, X95.T: Ficmena
TesOro Charles S Clark architect..... 5OOO
206th-St G1.1 II g OF Grand Boulevard
three frame 25x5S: Max
Weinhemer, owner; Moore & L.andsedel arch-
PophGm-ave 394 90 II n Of l76th-st and
half dwelling house. 81. lOX64;
Thomas j Macarthur, owner: ] ] VTeeland.
eIchect 5000
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

and Sampson H. SchwRrz No 2O2 East 77th-st., a
Reeve we a. silk has sold for HOratio B. Cushman
No. 100 20 ll5 West 13sd-st. four three story and
basement dwelling houses, on plot 67sxlO05 feet 10
scbmeidler & Bachrach sold the lot OH the south
side of l74th-st. 125 feet west Of Amsterdam-ave
two lots 5cxl26 feet the south side Of l6sth-st
81 feet east Of Forest-ave. TO builder. who will
George J. McCahfrey & Son have sold for E. B.
Levy two lots in Unonport Road IL also for IN Mr
lor-st. and for Mr. Levy three lots In Amethyst-st
side of Westchester-ave 800 feet east OF Prospect
ave. 25OxIO0 feet' for Robert Morrison TO NJ j.
John A. steinmetz has sold for C. A. Becker to
Paul Beehte No ~ Trsmont-aTe ,s Ind LnTee foT SSOr
client to H. Metzer nine lots in Washington-aVe
Clement H. Smith has sold for r. Clarence Dor
sett the southwest corner of Daly-aVe and l'Sthsst
lots on the east side Of Grand-ave between l72d
and 173d SITS. also resold for client No. ZOel
The Bronx Realty Exchange has sold No Loss
s6 So th5ss S Tt9TY to Mr. van
derhld; No. 1,Oi7 Jackson-ave. to r. NOgel' ana NO
M Max 20 Co Nave sold to Josef Roth
stein the northeast corner Of BTsggs and attn aVes
Emanuel l. siibersteIn has bought the ave stoTy
brick hathouse No. 1850 Bathgate-aVe', from IacOD
Robert Altman has sold for Hrsh & Lipke Nos Nos
COS and 6l0 East 15Sth-st' 5OXSe0 IeeI' TO AeiOe'
Hirshman FOller have sold the dwelling house Sc
1Slst-st. on plot SSx14S feet. a..
John Palmer has sold for James Purdy the fve
story building at the southwest corner OF eth-a'e'
and l1lth-st.. on lot 2511X95 feet. -
Herb & Doctor have sold to a builder lot I'M
provement the plot on the west side of Audubon
ave Sc feet north Of l66th-st., S7X70 feet . a..
Samuel A. Kelcey and Moe Sturtz have soi9 LOT
CIrossman Brothers & Rosenbaum to s. & J. H.
Simon the Sycamore, a six story apartment house.
Sonneborn s. Co have sold the plot 2OxllO feet on
the west side Of Briggs-ave for H. F: LaTra0ee 70
w H. Lunney. who will erect a twO.family dwell
ing house on the site; also the plot 26xll+ rect on
the south side of 205th-st So feet east OF the Soe
course for l. Ogden; also the lot, 26xlO6 feet, on
the north side of WOOdhaven Road 70 reet esI n 06
Perry-ave for H. BischOff; also, the plot. IvO1lVy
feet on the north side of 2O6th-st 1l5 feet west OF
Perry-ave., for Emil Burkhardt; also, the plot 0Ox
100 feet on the north side OF 6th-st $40 Ieet west
of Perry-ave. for Aaron Weinburger.
A. Shatzkin s: Sons have sold for a Mr. DHlet 70 q
Mr. Feller plot lO0xl14 feet. the south side OF
2l7th-st. east Of 4th-ave; also for the L. - y vbit
estate plot 75x1OO feet, the east SIDE OF MnI1e
Plains-ave 80 feet south of Magenta-st aIS0 1SL d
Mr. Mishking to Nicola Galante No ZSOS HusnSso dSo
ave a three family dwelling house, on plot SVAdVo
feet
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
BANKRUPTCY NOTES.

The following petitions in Bankruptcy were aed yes
terday with the clerk Of States Disrtct Court:
Josiah T Dale and John Murphy trading as Dale &
Murphy meas furnishing. No 81 Park Row voluntary
petition liabilities. $9SaIO SltSSS I've pFincinal
creditors AIRS Ellen CCrsCaden Bro. A = go Elsl.
Ezabeth Murphy. No. Sl7 last 1Stti ST. e Oriental
Bank. S%9,O The stock Is valued at SlOysr.
81 200 accounts. $i,S46. and deposits hank St&e
hooeTt g lnch was appointed receiver with bond OF
SO and directed continue the business FOR ten av
Louise MeiSner No i.l61 3d-0Ve. uablitioe S24i2:
assets, $lVl The principal creditors Stein
0tln 81 ana llth- ave, $2NoO. W.
roll, No. N West t2sth-s ST ST. .l23
Sehcuutes oL John Lancer show debts SAC Oi2 and
assets OF $40 The principal creditors are Lancer
S9. 0tt eeei loOth St S2t.2s5; DarroWs g Co.
Ssb GreenWich. 81 $f2tS; Marsh Mcclellan. No 4s
neea"3S, SI'S<S The assets Of
West chester and The Bronx, SCI 7SO sSock OF wOo,l
M[Ne9 NleIlel IN JnonpOFt S13 lO2 personal property
horses and wagons 81. OOb
bIo Involuntary petition hled agains. :dor pOheh
S'lttohs:. ~. East l5th-st. No Allen-st by
Leon GoieSteh with claim of aSOO; samuel Eiehen-
u9ui WIN second claim OF $1,000 and Israel kuFtE
with tnFd claim Of $3.50 Preferences of s25cO are
cutIplNhSu OF william Force scott appointed re-
celver with bond Of 81 500
~. samuel panEisCF liabilities Of SsAStG
, ana asses OF StoeS The principal creditors tne
nlon EN'us1teke Bank s. O00. Louis DuscheS. No g
"a oSa ias ~ s'O' O leila psnEser 30 wes. lSeth
t. nov SAY. No 2aJ West G0th-st $1,000 The
SSsb an bs8S rel estate $3.50; personal property S5
sssss s4%s stock % arttncia flowers SltsS
f'' accounts. Sll.0S6 deposited IN bsnA. t9Ss.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
sEARLEs ESTATE TRACT SOLD.

The Searles estate tract Of 1,17O acres on Bug
yards Bay, Marion. Mass. has been sold to a
New-York syndicate. The property is called Great
Hill 1t is the largest undivided tract the shores
of Buzzard's Bay. 1t has a water frontage of Ave
miles.
John E Searles was formerly secretary OF the
American Sugar Refining Company. He also
connected with the Standard OIL Company and was
prominent in the investigation Of the Sugar Trust
made by Congress.
The property is IN the town of Marion, Buzzards
Bay, directly opposite the property OF exPresdent
Cleveland and Joseph Jefferson. 1t adJoins the
Colleridge tract II once the home OF the late
Albert ". Nickerson.
The new owners are Wei known real estate men
in this city. They F. r. Moore. J. W. Doolittle
and W. F. Mcclellan. It is their intention to de-
velop the property as high class residential sec
tiOn. They have intention Of building a hotel,
has been reported.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Holman. Frank p. 10 County Holding COMPANY
4fth-st = $50 II Of 9Th ave; ?. years; 5
cent .
siseel Ettie 10 J SilveTstein. Bradhurst-ave
n . corner I5lst-st: BradhuTst-ave =. 34.3 n
: OF i52d-st; prior mortgage, $4,000. year
cent -r 81,
Kallinan H. and another. 10 l. Harris 1854 ST.
No SO 70 Al due April 20. 1905: per cent.
Harris I. l. 70 Raphael Kurzrok. lu3d-.t, n g.
100 n " Of Park-ave years; per cent.
Meyer n A. Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company Westminster County, n W s
at W Homes years: per cent. .........
Same TO same. West Farms Road ess.
I0nRfellow- 81; 2 years per cent. ....,...
Same same SimPson-st. 3. at West
cheater-ave: 3 years: . per cent. -..-.......
Schneider Isaac. ana another. 20 broadway Re
lance Realty Company; Amsterdan-ave
year. v per cent. --..,....
Begriseh Schorn Realty and Construction Com
pany TO Fast River Savings Institution. Boston
Road. corner Prospect ave; years.
silverstein. Joshua American M0rtFRge Com
pany BTndhuTst-ave. corner i5ist-st;
YEAR . per cent .-..--.-'. -----........
same 20 same. same property prior mortgage
Atlantic Realty Connany 10 Robert Abbe a, =,
sth-ave, n W az 2Oeth-st; years:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

36Jh-st % West. a story brick shop
aTchitsct $500,
l6th-st No 500 East for a three story brick
II Tyson. architect 1000,
story frame shed. l6OxI5; II Patton. owner:
j Il carey. architect 6Ot
Audubon ave :. s31 II n OF leOth-st for a one
story gate 30x5; T Patton owner l.
carey oTcnltect
e6th-st, II II West End-aVe
two story stable 1O0x2T F n Jenks
owner; Brandt & Mooney. architects .......... T60
5h- ave. No 1925 for a six story brick dwelling
Potter. aTehsets -, 125OOc
5th-st, No 2OT East story brick tene-
ownep: c F Pelham architect :. .. ssOo
Essex- ST. No 02 for a sX story brick
G Pelham architect -. 4OOOC
5th-ave. Z 1l1th-st: for six story
tenement house and store, 80 11N2O; q I Vein
stein. owner g F Pelham. architect -. G5OOC
IOath-st n 5 100 II Of 5th-ave; for four six
story brick teoeinent houses and stores. 26Sx
tect -. lGOOcC
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

4s Fse to sAs'i is e s s5aS:
same same. same property prior mortgage.
AtS5tic Rls Se1r; 1n ReF cent u, ob:r Ah :. al 'O
2OSth-ss e 100 Il " OF 9h-ave; mort oo0o
eEsn solomon ss' to ssrtnsF Pfn O2is No lis
East; East; prior mortgage. sl5lOO; due October Is.
HamphEsys Robert +. to il Humphreys. Park
Mfnhsl RI., Martha 70 shepard ialstat No si4
Bayles Tsesr e Title Guarantee and trust
Nathan Sin to No = %ss5 per 1900
c56O. No 81 z years; y rs per per cent %, 5000
stanford Mary to -I' L RepnssT: iO2d-st No IL
schwaTzsr. 4 +. to Chester Mortgage Company
OFT! niErsnt 1hdustrai S Savings Bank 'oo
Burke MARY G to Lamont Mclaughlin: iSsth-st
s. 5lS # S q Of Briggs-ave: years. 5 per
OF 5s g IS 70 S E:.s sav.; Bank
iipIf%aa iIs s%uf Nos sa6 a6d p'HSTs Wes to LDss
s25oO; years per cent. :..-......... 5.eoo
227 and 229 East due september l. 1905. per
same same; same property prior mortgage
saSe 20 EsDr a1s seR'enSr l. SG PsT & 5000
Hefsr. Isaac TO John Hayes 1Oth-avc W s. Is n
wcSSisT Conrad yet5' f6 RsF widhhe ~ 10000
sdSe sSe to yF95I PbD 6ersc9 Rsr es9 e. al SOOO
ave. v s 194i0 n n Of 2C7th-st: year. per
Road. = Is Il n Of NndSa& Place: year.
Frees clancy A. to c adams lot 2as map -'''O
Marble Hin: year. per t............... 1000
S West; years. per cent. 5000
Company Anstsrdanl-ave No 972: per bond. = 1880
a It Of ''1SsE %ssi S!1sna10 g.aTs per- cent
Maynard. Mary II. to William H Corbitt; Park
ave. s. 4S II n Of 7sth-st; years. 4ls per
william ''''
a. year To'c per cent .-Co !. 1,.sals 1900
It. No pa Vest years per CENT. cent ... $1,000
Friedman. Charles H. 20 jackson and another:
1l2th-st. s. 100 II Of 2d-ave; year. per
Freeman II w Edward Hirsh and another;
cen, so..'.. - 10000
West years. per cent. .................... 1880
ss4 n Of ls1;t.st: years per Il.OOO
11Gth-st: years. per 1900
$ &l1s It Of 4th-ave: years per cent. 14OOO
Levy Harris, TO United States Trust Company:
Divisonst. No 23O; bond 25 900
Ksst. Julius J, TO N barber; lot S. map Hunt
Whelan. James. to n L. Shrady: Bailey ave.
S35. IL II OF 231st-St years. cent 1000
Reiter. Rachel TO j ] BOwe: Cauldwell-ave. No
$50; years. cent. 1000
Levy E. Thomas n WHEREBY and another;
6th-ave W 3d-st: years. per 1000
West years. cent. gold. 5000
DOlau. Mary A. 20 Charles ID Sturer; 133d-st
5. IS It OF Alexander-ave; years. per
cent 1,OOV
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
A MODEL wALL-sr. erRUcTuRE.

one OF the best buildings Of its type ever built
IN this city is the Wall Street Exchange Building
Nos Al and 4S Wall-st. running through TO No
AS TO ~ Exchange Place. Service to tenants is
one OF the principal features the structure This
means not only elevator. heat and light service
Ine year but hot and cold water in every room
peEIect heating and ventilation sanitary plumbing
vacuum system OF cleaning. splendid views from
most OF Its rooms and many other attractive feat
ures- When It is added that its rents are proDOr-
uonately low. there seems to be little chance ~
this centrally located twenty-five story structure
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
BIG LONG. ISLAND CITY DEAL.

". E. & F. B. Taylor have sold for the estate of
Benjamin T. Babbtt the property known as the
Harris place in Long Island City consisting OF over
2ol feet OF waterfront, with pier and land under
water together with land running easterly over
500 feet and fronting 200 feet on Vernonave. also
plot directly opposite in Vernon-ave. 200 feet
fTont and running, eastery and through to Hamil-
toh-st: also. plot directly opposite and facing
running easterly TO Hancock-st.. making a total OF
water. - ~ ' ''
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor ths second
that of the creditor and date when Judgment was
fled:
Golsrs Ann ca Meyer: ARril - ioo4 $50 II
Henschei Aie5Snder-- "A New York Teieaaone Com
Mossners Leo M-NeW-York Telephone company;
April % 1902. ................. 5OA7
H. 1900 - 81
Siessl Asrahaia-H W Bell; January 5 1905 12S IS
uSRsF sSa9 I9Sa as'fs l69 Di:s January ID 81 q
1905 :. ~ 4.P'. 50 6s
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Leon S. Altmayer has sold for George r. Johnson
the six brOWnstOne hathouses No. 29O to 24O East
ssth-st.. known the Montgomery apartment
houses. The property has a frontage of 100 feet
and depth of l02 feet. These houses adjon the
new branch of the Nineteenth Ward Bank, to be
opened soon and within $50 feet of the proposed
rapid transit station S6th-st. and 2d-ave. The
recent activity in this street between Madison and
% aves indicates it is thought that S6th-st is be-
coming one of the leading business arteries in the
Yorkvile section. The property was owned by Mr..
Johnson for many years.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
IMcREAsE oE RETAIL HoUsEs IN a4rH.sr.

That S4th-st.. between 5th and 9th aves. is being
quickly transformed into one of the best retail
shopping districts OF this city is indicated by the
many new commercial buildings being erected in
mat street An imposing structure in that thor
oughfare is the Frankhed Building No IS West
Sttta-st, just completed. This structure embodies
me newest ideas for buildings used excIusiYeI1 bI-
ael3t lFLlS The ceilings all fits floors are high
anu Inc NlnooWs exceptionally large every precsu-
,UI De1ag taken to insure good light and pleasing
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
MECHANICS, LIENS.

4th-ave n corner 18th ST. 5Sx20O: Christian n
Benies agt Hotel Florence Company. lessee and
contractor ~, ;5. -.
Revolving Door Company agt Ftfty-hfth Street
Company. owner: General Building and Con
BtructiOn Company contractor ..,....-........
i4sth-st Nos 800 and 6OS West: Edward =
Ashley ngt Fraak 6tOFTH 4 Charles FluTi. own
eFs and contractors. ,...............
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
NEw HoME EoR STYLES g cAsH

After being located for forty years at or near
l4th-st and Sth-ave-, the old printing house Of
Styles & Cash has purchased the premises No 1876
West 14th-st near 6th-ave. 1t will erect the
site ten story hreproof steel structure. which II
will use exclusively for its business Of printing
ithORraDhinr
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
BUYS WEST SIDE APARTMENT HOUSE

Edward P. Hamilton & Co. have sold for the
Fleischman Construction Company Nos. 212 and
2l4 West 141st-st.. six story elevator apartment
house. plot 5Ox100 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
MANUAL TRAINlNe SCHOOL PLANS.

Plans have been filed for a new three story fire.
proof building for the Manual Training School of
ST. Georges Episcopal Church to be erected at No
sos East l6th-st 1t is to be 2S.9 feet front and S4
feet deep. with FACADE of pressed brick. It's cost
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED

18th ST. g. 100 n e % 2d-ave S5Hl0OIi: Isidore
Jackson and Abraham Stern loan Charles and
Henry Friedman S4O
lI0th- 81 "A g. 400 II e OF Sd ave. 4OxlOO Henry
II Jackson loans CaTmine AlteTt ............. IA
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
SALE OF TWO DOUBLE FLATHousEs.

NJ. Morgentbau Jr.. & Co. have sold for B.
Crystal 10 isaac Portman two five story double
hathouses, en- plot 7sx10o feet No l9n to 1877 9TH
ave- adjoining the corner Of ll9th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
GREENE GOLD STOCK SALE CLOSED

The Offer of treasury stock IN the Greene ''o-
Silver Company closed yesterday fhe coHit-s
announces that more will be offered for s''s 49,. =
present the stock sold gives ample funds ior -
improvements now contemplated. Tee Greene
and Cattle Company. organized under the Ll"1
Connections for SISW00O0 will st IS announced s- q
over the personal land and cattle h0ldtnSs OF ~
Greene In the United States and Mexico
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
MANY IMPROVED PLOTS SOLD.
THE LIKELIHOOD OF MORTGAGE TAX BILL BECOMING
4 Law Has NOT YET AFFECTED ACTTVITY.
Unusually Large Number of Deqsip the Central Broaa Maiden
and 6Oth-st Sections
SELLS THE MONTGOMERY APARTMENTS

ing still remains comparatively undesirable COM
modify.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-13
ACCEPTS CALL TO BE
HEAD OF NORTHWESTERN
Abram w. Harris, of Maryland, Is
Offered An important Educa-
tional Position.

Chicago, June 13.-Abram W. Har-
ris, Ii. D., president of Jacob Tome
institute, Port Deposit Md, recently
was offered the position of president
of Northwestern university. and ac-
cepted the call. Matters have arisen
in the meantime, however. that de
mand his presence at his own institu-
ton, so that DR.. Harris will be unable
TO leave there before next fall. There
fore no action will be taken by the
Northwestern board of trustees look
ing to his election for some time to
come. The invitation TO Dr. Harris by
the Northwestern committee on nom
inatiOn is said TO have been unani-
nous, but no announcement was made
of it even after his acceptance was re-
ceived.