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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas James \. I'rtchett ana Martha
t. rrtchett his wife hy their certain decd
q trust, Gated the 18th day OF February
1901, and recorded IN the Recorders office of
81. Francois county, Missouri IN book II nt
page G2i conveyed to the undersigned trIS
tee the following dcgCrlbct real estate and
improvements thereon, situate, lying and
being IN the county or 1t. Francois. aud
state OF Nilsson I, 70. Wit.
\ certain lot beginning ut "a point I'm tho
nstcrn line OF second street projected
soutlwardly $50 feet sJuthNnrlly, and lU a
straight line from the point OF Intersection
Of said east line OF second street. with the
north line Of Pine street. as said point ul
intersection Is lIid down In ihr ulnt uI th,
town OF ncIhssus, thence running east.
waTdly and IN straight line IW feet ~
point which IS distant Al feet from the
southwest corner ut block aIDi the town pl
DtlAssus' thence castwnriiy ana AZ righ'
angles with the first line above described
ana along the north line of projected 90
feet road OT street to be called Locust street.
II! feet theme" norihwardly ana parallel
with "A line first above described Iin feet .
north line of block ~. town ui Brilgsus.
lI2 feet to the beginning Also all uf lots
one a. and two t2l OF block so. - OF bet as
sus, excepting - feet on Of the north rni OF
snd lots on which Is located grnHary.
which said convey aucc was made IN trust
to secure the payment Ot u certain prOnis.
sorry note In said deed uT trust describe E
ana whereas. by the terms Of said decd of
trust said note Is now past due ana remolu~
unpaiG. now the-s fore N .,cr1ri'lgr, via.
| thcIlrF IsirIs Ui said decd OF trust, aud a.
| the request Of the legal holder Of said note,
| !, the undersigned trustee. VIII on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2S lm5.
| between the hours ui nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon AMI nvc O'Clock IN the afternoon
| OF that day, nt the south front door oI th"
| court house, In the city ~ Pennington. In
| said county Of -. Francois, Missouri, sell at
| public venduc to the hllht ST bidder Tor ca sh
| the foregoing described real estate uHd i'm.
| prOVemcnts located thereon. to satisfy said
| note and the cost ut executing this trust.
MERRILL pIrkIN, Trustee.
| October 2, 1895.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-20
Execntor's & NOIice

Nuiirc is hereby given. that letters tesla
mrntory ON the estate ut Mary j. MCCor
mick, deceased, have been granted to thu
undersigned 10y the Probate Court ~ ~
Francois county. Hio,
Al persons having claim. against said
"sihl" IN" required to exhibit the same ~
the undersigned Tor allowance within ono
year nil"r TIE date of said letters, or they
may bg prOcludcd from any rcncnt nf said
e. tate. uut o. said claims he not exhibited
within 'wn 'car- from TIE date of this pub.
llrtillu they VIII rv forever barred.
tuimluEinur Sept. -, lAh.
II Muse. MCCDRMICk
Executor of Mary j. Mccormick,
Deceased
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-20
Has Stood the Test .25 Years.

The old, original GROVES Tastcless
Chill Tonic. You know what YOU are
taking. 1t is iron and quinine in
tasteless form. No cure, no pay.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-20
WEDNESDAY MORNINGS SEES
SION.

The session Wednesday morning a;
the court house was a most success
full one. Several able papers were
read, as follows:
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-20

g.n s"n mnnrE WAETF0
EVE y reImun, II and pruiitable business
HW to reliable parties. selling goods
u direct to consumer. NO MONEY
RfQG lREn. Liberal CASH COM fs-
~tON PAID.
lpLN
AGENTS MAKE BIG MONEY
Tor liUTy protected. llu0 agents now work
ing Established 26 years. Capital $500
900. Highest Rank references Write nI
once for particulars ana territory. GREAT
EASTERN COFFEE n TEA Co, 3l4
=. 10Th At, 1t. Louis, Mo.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-20
E:NeCutriX's Notice.

Notlrr Is hereby given that letters tsstn-
lnpniup Wrry GRANTED to the undersigned
bN the Probate tuuIt al t.trancui3 COrDty
Mo, dated sept -, 1905, on the estate Oi
ELIZABETH DENr, Deceased.
Al persons having claims against said s..
tate are required To exhibit them to tho
+ tNrruirN tur allowance within one year,
or fhCy may hu prrCluded from any bsnsrt
oi SAID cstuiv. ana u not exhibited for al
lrwuucc within two years they Will be for
ever barred.
ANNIE MAUD DENT
october Il, lHi. ExecutrtI,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-10-20

CLAY, BUCK & FLEMING.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-24

3sfscTt bar 10 for efif at Sen III.
ocrttoea icrId6er meSen ian gGgeene
TN, liiffes, ben bnr oeiaa ben Sch.
pdnie ofte at inn pg pcnbe pan gGg.
gene. gcb fi5fiie siiiguins nlnn %.
laa bette efterIianes. Deb De bc0ite
Raifiner fsIger S~norctninaer, iaa
Wggenc poo Ell Ictpinbt Manoe fan
penoes. bpiIfet eIlcrs, naar Der er Here
Sinnoreoer al aGa, piIoe blipe ct file.
oeligt arbcibe. elsie % flere Gor-
ifrifter. Der fsIger meo Maifinerne,
maa lom iogt nsie itloeres og fslges.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-24
6rubeulyffe.

gn grpIoiion inStraf al. A Man.
Sag eftermiSoag oen 20be / en- a,iI.
mine, Tom lager 6 NH isn6enfor
9esiener / alabama. 1872 WanS bar
neSe / @ri,ben, oa llIpffen ifebe. Ge6.
sanaen blep iperret al Sten, alll og
Ssoro. apinoer og Bern itoo uSenfor
og grab. og inaen frmbe bielpe Be
nlpftelige @t9no, Der beiaHot iig neoe
/ Spbet og iauoipuligois mart piIoe
% al MangeI paa Suit. Ser bleo
giort aIporIise Sorisg paa at iprenae
Sei for Siiften; men oa S~elearmnmet
nfienotes. ipntes set life at bile Inf.
fes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-24

I'D DseIf l. iort MN, briser ea arriD
til at Blonde bet insssnen n,cb. Soa
ocles bet ! 2 Dele % 6isie fiepIes no
% Irgges op | 2 tesnmeIig itore "Nie-
Nlutes" o. fpI6es ierpnn ineb isIgcn-
be: " Sop tpf, isb 5lsse, 8 Spiie-
ffeer Sirffer, / Spiirffe MeI, ct Iioet
Gran SaIt og " Cop npbrnffeoe
Walrreo- efler Sidorpnsoficrner blnn.
Get iammcn. Man IhBer bet is Mi.
nuter, ibet nrott pasier pan OF imsre
"S1ploen" itooper, bpig angeit bGper
fig uieunt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-24
Asiss.

Browns Bronchial Troehes brRets mee 6orbsi
I'll at Iinbrs eolts. iaar SaIs. pessee q cnesr
su'isanstHt. p Gems pr. sGFt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-24

@r9s, iom oorer omfrins @ortrr.
erne Sc fsrite aar, fol meies neo
1erc gunae ON Sommeren % Ieeees
r~unotontfrins Stanmeu | en- bio ON.
frebS, bette pil boloe Sorobmtoen ON.
firing Rebberne fustis % beiorore
5r9erneS Bert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-24

Song SScar operbrpg Sen S6e sc.
brrar miblertibigt &eaentifabet ooer
Horge pg Soerige til aronprinS @r'
itap. Get meboeles, at aongen life
CT ipg, men fun fsler Jig for ipng til
at fsre Hegieringen unOer De panife.
Iige Sorbplbe for 2iebliffet. og ban
ngter berfor / nogen Sio at isge go
peb SnIiiisbnben.
aronprinsregenten agtebe a1ereoe
neite Tag at ~afreiie til &riitiania
le6iaset blanbt andre al i'm SsH,
8rins &lbelm, Statsminiiter 30.
Itrsm % lloenri9sminiiter @plbeH.
itolpe, men paa @rltno al ben mipG.
renoe Situatipn bar ban M ubiat i'm
a~torgesreiie in6til piOere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-24

ne Spbrag life ffaI gibe @nIeoning
til nogen pioere 5orfeining). Mer
ies fan life pnSLaSe at til beaae mine
6oIf ubtale NIT biertelige guife ont,
at De TO mn mart ct glarbimbrebe for.
enebe &iger ai6rfg maatte laoe rtogen
Meninasforiffel 8aa ITO oper ietpe
Soreningeu. 9enne er / San6beo
Den iifre'te gorgen for ben ifanbi.
napiife SalpsS og begae oens Soils
llofbG1gi8beo, Srpgbeo 90 2pffe."
Statsniniiter Sigurb Sbien baS
berpaa ON at faa ttIfsrt B%rotufonen,
al oen norffe misunderstanding
bdpoe tianot fig at frdraooe 8ongeit
at aigipe bette 9iftorren.
Gem SSe 6ebriiar blep a1e gfftitpf.
fer peorsrenoe &oniitIatfor6anbIin.
gerne offentlig9iort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-24
"Sburt Safe meb RpobchiS

30 aopper @lel iigtes lanunen meo
Il 2beifc Salt os 3 S6eifeer 9afiuw
9omocr, &crnrS blanoes u Spiic'
ife Emit % 1a Spiicife Smsr, %
tiliiut bar man Iiot efter IiSt 1 Stop
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-24
GnpcIif Sorimt.@ rso.

Gftcr al &~rSNoeiaen err arbeioet rigr
tig aoSt tdacr man al CT Stpffc iaa
fort. at Set iplSer ct "Giut~ Sac.
Saa arbeiocl Seri err IT, Sop aoriu.
ter, Tom or ratiet oe berpua tsrret
guot. y Rop brunt Suffcr, / Spiie.
ffc Sntsr o5 1 9beife aanei. Gette
itaar, til Oct har brpet itg goot, Irs-
aes oerpau / ssaItoe, b9pcs igien OF
iteses oerpaa, uteir life meo aItfor
iperf I0rHe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
BRONX,S POOR SERTICE.
Filthy, Fezo and Slozc,
Sag North SiderS.

A meeting held in the rooms Of The
Bronx Real Estate Brokers Association, 149th-st-
3d-ave. last night, protest against the poor
surface facilities in The Bronx. and the delay Of
the Interborough Rapid Transit Company in its
work on The Bronx division of the subway. ].
Clarence Davies. who presided. said there not
enough cars run especially during the rush hours.
The filthy. poorly lighted and in bad re-
pair, and the schedules seemed to be go you
please" He said The Bronx people would not toll
crate such conditions any longer.
Further protests against the poor service of the
Union Railroad Companys lines should be taken
directly to the headquarters of the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company. in Manhattan said
Tax Commissioner James L Wells. 1T is useless
10 present them any 10 Edward A. Maher.
the local man. The passengers of the Union Rail-
roads lines not only subjected to physical an
noyances but the insults of the employees. The
people tired of the nanag cement and d
change. We better and of them,
and better waiting rooms at the transfer points
the five months that he had lived in l65th-st-, he
had been unable to catch on the WebSter-ave.
line. Alderman Frank Gass demanded that the
marlborough Rapid Transit Company open The
Bronx division of the subway
Resolutions were passed Condemning the Inter
pany and demanding changes. A committee of
twenty-five appointed to wait the preSl-
dents and the directors of both companies.
An inspector of the Union Railway Company
present and took cOpious notes of the speeches
The president of the Union Railway Company is
to appear before State Railroad Commission
May "a rigid investigation of the service
OF the Union Railway Company Will be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

AT IA VFsEY- SHY Joseph P Day: 617-610 Hudson
hs with stores bid in at p 300 g AiieI-s $ 172
f. HesteE rs . 20 7x75 8 sry his with stores
Broome-st II loTloox irreg; two : sty ten hs with
stores bid in at $50 100; 1874 N9rfolklst $ IS + o Of
10 Chrystie-st, s. 1901 # Of Riyington-st
i Swan crakow for $50 $50 100 St $ SO #
Of 18th ay 20NaO; sty ten hs with to NJ Robe
5ioo5 Sly a bd in 8 at s % zsh
zoos Of Third ave, 396xl02.25 sly nat 70 Edward
ave 26xloo sly fat BID in at $40 $50 45l455 122dIst
bid $I2,25O; Westinghouse, 1s2d-st s95
xs4$x78x70; five sly 2-tam rs; bid in at $S1,Go I42
Washlngtonave,. $50 # Myrtle av Brooklyn. 25x
BY Philip A smyth. 1904 Stebbns s. opposite
in at SIS 600 Freeina-st at junction Of stebbins-
At private sale: Westminster &c cor i64th-st 80 Tx
$50; voluntary sale BID in S445O0; 02 Wash
voluntary sale; Osmonsky $1,000; Washing
ave 20 # Of 1G9thst 1l9 9Hll6 x1201l1o
$50 800: WashinFJo 100 r. Of 17s5 ST T1o9
block front between Brook 169xIOOx154x99;
cor 57tst 61iooxxs8S S SSSGT youn9ay SAFE
mlehdTawn, l96th-st. cor German Place, 12ox7Sx
IG44 IT Of German Pi4se 75x95 sx irTeg vacant; vol
Of i5ttbst ia6 sxIoSe oIm & $ i g9
at $4,000; ST Ann save cor 149th-st 75x1o0; voun
tween Peck and sts 200x0o Vacant Voluntary sale
I 6d in at s65 600 St Ann cor 15sth-st ssx
~, l5y Peter Meyer: Il and IS Hamilton-st bet
-94Lh IS Wllans6Tidge block 2s4x2s5x2s7x349; volun
By Parish. Fisher, Mooney & co: sol and 55s Hudson
s. n W cor Per[y9t % 7Z44 6x irreg sy brt ten h
S{t 5o z Frost RI amt due $52 61o 81 taxes
By James / Wells: 451 453 and 4Gl Robbins-ave "
g hs and sn G5n3rhe es oy9 To AT W f5en
$50 partition; to Emma " Kadien for Sl3sO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
ss5oooo HOUSE FOR AUTOMOBILE CLUB.

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superlh-
4endent Hopper for the clubhouse to be erected at
Nos PAT and 24s West 54th-st. for the Automobile
Club OF America Of which Dave Hennen MOTIFS
IS president The present quarters Of the cluF are
at bth-ave and 5Sth-st
TIE new building is to he an eight story freproof
structure with frontage Of 49, feet and a depth
of 81 feet and haying extension 80 feet wee anu
e feet deep. TIE building is to be hshted by
seven rows of ornamental windows, eAteIaIlls
from the second story the roof The main stoI!
vii contain the assembly chamber, a eIl!lrooIn
and a library The mezzanine floor above II VIII
have billiard and card room and tLle e 9aaT
,nert and ground floor and all the upper noOIs
viii be devoted to the storage Of automobiles Inc
p,uidfne is to have a facade of brick ana oIIld-
mental iron with trimmings OF marble ana terra
Gotta Its cost is estimated at $35O050. Inc ar
chitect is Ernest Flagg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
DEVONSHTRE CHANGES HANDS.
INVESTOR PAYS 100000 FOR THE CHOICE VEST
SIDE APARTMENT HOUSE. Ks .
Nesu Realty Bugs House Orned by General Francis p
reeneGeorge Johnson Sons Sell Tele Apartment Houses

berg & schlachetzski to MARITIME & Davis No. Sl5
East lHst-st., a four story double tenement house,
lot 26x100lI feet.
Williams & McAnerney have sold for the Joseph
Clark estate Nos 409 and AL West 4Sth-st-. two
five story tathouSes on plot 5Qx005 feet. Also sold
ment houses, each on lot 25x100-5 feet.
Charles D. DurosS has sold for George w. Nose
~ No 10 Manhattan ave. q two story brlck build
ing. on lot 2710x953 feet, and the abutting parcel
ing, on lot 25x991l feet
Tho Katz Company and Morris Schlossheimer
have sold No. $50 East 49th-st, two story build
ing, to Max Gold. who owns Nos. 326 and S2S. ad-
c. NJ. s5lyerrnan & Son have sold to John v Signe
the plot, 100x100 feet. the northeast corner OF
l25th-3t. and ClaTemont-ave., and the plot 12oX1Oo
feet the southeast corner of 12Tth-st. and Clare
ncut-ave. Mr.. Signen will erect high class ele-
Vitor apartment houses on each parcel.
Franklin Petit has bought from William w al
dorf Aston the lot the north side OF S5h-St, 1J9
feet west of Broadway. 25x10oS feet.
2. Edgar No. lis East 39th-st- four story dwell
ing house, on lot 20x989 feet
The Northwestern Realty Company has sold to
Henry Marks and Caspar Levy the northeast cor
ner Of MadiSOn-ave. and 99th-st., five story fiat
house, on lot q. 10x10O feet
Samuel Green has bought from the Cohn. Baer.
Myers q AronSOn Company, and reSOld TO {. M
Silverman & Son, the lot, 25x100 feet, on the west
side of 8th-aye, 70 feet north Of l54th-st.
Leon S. Altmayer has sold for Thomas Clarke to
G. Grass the six story hathOuse No. 2S5 West 24th-
St, on lot 25x9S.9 feet.
Colin NJ. Eade has sold for A J. c. Anderson the
Moore leasehold property No 335 West 19th-st.,
three-stOry dwelling house, lot 25x92 feet, to a
Mrs. Hamilton
The Rosehill Realty Corporation has resod to
LAURA GenoveSe & GTassi No 220 70 2S East 29th-
ST. old dwelling houses, on plot l00x98.9 feet Two
six story tenement houses will be erected on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
ELECTRIC COMPANIES CoMPTrv
Stanley and General Incandeseent Cone.rn.
to Have Plant in Pittsfeld. Mas,

A consolidation has been effected ba+,..
Stanley Electric Manufacturing Company - p,,.'
field. Mass, and the General Incansescs-t -
Light Company. of New-Yori City The corD,-e.-
title of the combined Interests viii be the Sta,Io~
General IncandesCent Electric Aianufact,,rf,s, -,
PittSf6ld. "'' oe az
ne Stanley company, which Is controlled ~. .b.
General Electric Company Of New-Yo Is ono .
the pest known IN the electrical field II bt-4s eo,
orators transformers rotary couverters motor 90
orator sets, Switchboard apparatus, Induction -
tors. while the General 1ncaDdasrent tr~ ~,
several years past Of are lamps incs,r9esoe7.
ramps alternating and direct current motors ara
general electrical supplies anu
I'M, me oIlcers OF the concern are Senator William
murray crane, president. ~. q. CEcSuo. erst go
president; n D. Barr second vice-ureri,lert ~
j. insult tEire vice-urfs.Eonr 49, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05

Louis Rodney Berg has sold FOR Charles D. Levin
the Devonshire a six story elevator apartment
house No. 325 West SSd-st-, 4lxlo ieet- me PuI-
,.., r+a ms 500 100 The buyer is an investor.
The Kip's Bay Realty Company. comprising the
Realty Mortgage Company, Heilner & Wolf Potter
& Bro. and William II. Chesebrough, has bought
No 90 to 81 East 3oth-st., parcel with frontage
Of 65 feet and depth Of 100 feet the mouse NJ n
80 qo+b-st was owned by General Francis V.
Greene. who was Police Commissioner OF this city
under Mayor Low.
The company has also sold No LIS East 2Sth-st''
70 Jane DAILY; Nos Us and III East 2sth-st to the
Fudnut Pharmacy Company; parcel at the south-
east corner Of 27th-st and Parkave., 538Xlo+ rect
and plot S1x9s9 feet the south side OF 52d-s 81
feet east of Atl-ave. ~.
plans the twelve five story apartment houses, De,
ing built on the east Of Hewitt Place between
WESTMINSTER and LongWood The total sum
paid for the houses is said TO. have been ABOUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

6th-ave. S e corner 5jth-st: Peter Kieran aEt
Solomon Solomon and another. January Is.
West End-ave No Cos. Peet, McAneruey &
Powers agt Agnes Daily and another; March
IA 1905 .
East Broadway. No 511; John Bert agt Young
Mems Benevolent Association and another;
FEBRUARY ~ 1870 o % @
Sa ne property; the South AmbOy Terra Gotta
Company aEt same, January 81. 1908
Same property; Murtagh & Mccarthy agt same:
December y, I9D4- o.
116t.-st Nos II and n East; Jacob Barker agt
Leopold Yesky and another; December ., 1901
Broadway. COrrer SGth-st. 5OX1o0; Flood &
Zimmerman agt William G Dewey and another;
December :, 1904 cancelled
Same property; same agt same December II,
1901 tCanCelled)
St Nicholas-ave No ~; Bauer Brothers agt Emma
c, Stuart ct al, March 16. 1905 .-..
124th st No 157 West; Bauer Brothers ast Wins
low Clack ct al; March Is. 1905. ---..--.---
112th-st No 5S West agt Frederick Aver
and another: March 16. 1903
Lenox-ave. No %; same aSt same. March Is. 1903
Broadway. No 1,730 Frederick D Shaper agt
Herman HOefer and another; Nav 20 1903. p
6oth-st, No IA East: Abraham Meier agt Ernest
W Eager ct al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

his \Os l16
,oet, al to AaTon Coleman; noitgags S45 81
IL a6s st. -, $50 II Of 5h-ave 5Hoo11 Sarah
1251lst 10 58l Vest, 25x9911: Meier stern ct al -VO
:, to Hannah Haas; mortgage. $4,000. .........4 100
ll I'm n g l28 # Of stu ave 72S1Ooii; ny
7th-ays corner 86h-st 40 Tx irregular Nominal
,a 47iPPr,sags $50 900 Omitted
1o5 h3TR 70 NJ a9 5a MeyeG ogage
sky to Aag 7S ai 6e4Sd Bsnja@@ d 6San
lZtth-st, No 30 East 6ox99.I1; Realty Trans 'VO
$500 70 Sl',ue! Nicholson MORTGAGE I'M
l6fh-st No ego East 25x1OS-3 Bella Il Bitter to
Is tsRIy BieTl G M lnertgage $4,000 100
ITO TO Giovanni Lordi; mortgage SOS 900 .... 100
Abraham Go6dnsn to- LYMAN seJsfs 29T95
w iihsri mo Sa aif $ea 800 1888 100
ct al to Lena Levi: mortgage SIS oo6 . marco 1oo
iensrt to sa@ 6G5GeT K4 55ht 24l1S9 TO- Isdor
CsPTSaSaaye corner l4oth-st 100x12o; Isaac
same mer' sfsB:r,S 81 s{s6 ,,i | ;'.s5 100
F5 Eg62, mortgage $I4 60 600 100
sa Gsha!d coy 70 ida Tsyor .oA -'!esu'aF 100
Rosenberg and another executors TO- r PSgeS7
Same ose PFoBsFy mG sara 5s4sSrs 10 $500
william Levin to Morris RsaG and Sor 5Gz95
ton Company; mortgage $i2 80 ana Cohstru' 100
Levin; mortgage S. 200 Company 10 William
cG5uR Hsra 81! ? 60 s. 25si2o
Sish? St S pSs "a ave CO. # cs d 3Gst
eoneS M 10 GlF d5x35 GTas 100
$1,000 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9e~' 400
lsth-s s 30 It e Of % ave i4x7s; Charles loo
% 20 az i1eRIy Ih9e9en, Nominal
BanEinE f Cogans;n 70 Ne%nf2rk Building Loan
rage 81 200 4@4'' 10 Sophla MlchaeI; mort
Anosfar5syn 80 - :-....: $500
Clara ! DiyIne ." ~ ieI Ioou-st' "a lxS5.l0
Nicholson soe 90 1'oFs 10 James r
IL, ei rr .. " y Iot 800 map Wakefield 50x
- 10Isa 10 George Mousse; all liens. Nominal
fose sf 50 40 East Io%7dil Nora Taylor to
--55-sts 5 5. 81 II W Of 1th-ave, 1896 Mary
I Roge[s TO- to Jeanne dare Home for Frendless
fTencn GrIS. mortgage, $4,000
Cay ave, s, 1870 II n OF 174th-st, 11xlGO;
Frank w Hard 10 Jacob + Faulsen. ............
Amsterdam ave, No 93s, s, 25xldo: NewAm-
bach mortgage. S3l Nominal
I26th-st, No 2o5 o 213 East. s0x99I1; Walter ]
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N IN Inst vs solomon ce 70 c Mnk 10000
Nicely, NJ +. 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Com
P P2p ne giib bon5 iiaee $ .l - 1000
Baldwin r. to Margaret Mckenna'
4Y ner cent 8 $ % II % $500
LsS s sf No 1@ wes i Years per 1900
Hannes l. To Samuel Corse, I3d-st. n :. 100
cent ~ OF Zd-ave, que 1000
D aTG No e ana MoyebzT 4 iao7 per cent
Manning j J to Emigrant Industrial Savings
a Hear '9'n pe st. + 5000
Urn 9Tn r. 20 If e s9 ave- YEAR per cent 1000
Matshak. Samuel, 10 Uhlfelder and another:
nos 1e4'n an prior mortgage $4,000 1900
hI loo "a Of Dyckman ST. years per cent 1900
S Corner FinSIaYst: Years per csnt... 45oo
RuInrin George E. o st Mary Free IioSpital;
D DsE 1 re9t ., ?' -,.....-.--..- IS 600
E0iH anInor M is 10 Year PEI e55o
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FLAas FoR TRAFFIc REoulAroas

In recognition Of the valuable work done .bv -
traffic regulation squad Of the Police Department
in improving the Jraf5c conditions Of the strsa-.
the Merchants Association viii present fa~z "a
p the day of Che police parade the For-ad num-
t"rirE about ~ mounted men, led by Navor Nc
Clclldn and Police tO1lEliss-ov1r NfcAd00 asa-
taking part in the ceremonies attending the lave,
Of the cornerstone n rtc nov police h-adqrarrrrs
will proceed 90 reviewing stand erected b. I'm.
Merchants Association at Eroltwav and Ieooa-d-
81, where :; o ros@nt7ti9u v5U take place
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MECHANICS LIENS.

Beach-ave Nos "a and 90: Henry Reihcr at
William wainwright. owner and contractor.
T9tk-st, Nos 242 and pa East: Griffin Roofing
Company agt Emil GlauGcT. owner and :
Fuchs, contractor .-...
lO1st- St No 3l5 East: Mueller Bros agt Baruat
Springer. owner and contractor Aaron Segal,
contractor o. o
t51st-St, No 46S East. Robinson StonewaTe Com
pany agt John SMELL. owner; Albert Miller,
contractor
Church-st. @ corner Barclay-st, IO0x75. Charles
4 Christman agt st Peters Roman catholic
church owner: William Henderson. contra to-
4ath-st No 24T West Ross Lumber Company aEt
Abe BrUeder and Paul Kaskel, owners; MOI
ris Berkowitz contractor. .....-. .....
4Ith-st. No 121 West; Samuel RosenblUm agt
Sarah y Walker. owner and contractor. ---.--.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED.

Partx-ave. e cor 11Oth-st. 1oailx'7-6; aaron -
Goodman loans Samuel - Davis. ..-. 80
145th-st s S 1897 II OF Wtllts-ave. t9NlUo;
the Jefferson Bank loans John Brown --..--.- 3
l4Ist-st II S 100 II Of Amsterdam ave. runs
n 90 III < v l.5x to Hamilton Place X " 1855
Y 1888 TO Begin ing; Mechanics ann Traders
Realty Company loans Abraham Schieslager and
Herman Fe 1sCheE. o.
Opdyke- ave s " 4th-st runs W AK " lOll
x g 351x n 50x look 5 81 To beginning; Edward
: Prince loans Ernest Ames .-...-...... .......
Boston Road. " PrcsJecc-ave. i3-SN.3- loX
irregular; the Manhattan Mortgage Company
loans Bersch-S chOln Realty ana CclstTuC-
ton Company T.
Melr5se-ave n . cor 1!6th-st SpN93: the city
Mortgage Company loans William II. IcWhir
ter and Henry T l. BEl.aan. ...-..-.-- -.--...-. 4