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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-14
MARRIED IN ST. LOUIS.

II is reported that Miss Alma Davis
was married In st. Louis last Monday
70 Mr.. Wilson Scott Both are Of
Cairo and have many friends here. Mr..
Scott has been in st. Louis for sew
eral weeks and Miss Davis went there
last Sunday. on supposed visit to
her sister. It Is said that they will
reside in st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-14
AscALoN LODGE INsTALLs
sEMl-ANNuAL OFFICERS

FOLLOWING We're the new officers in
stalled by Asealon Lodge. Knights Of
Pythias, last night: Edwin d. Nor
row. Chancellor Commander; JOAN A.
Miller. Vice Chancellor; William ID.
Hol6omb. Prelate; Edwin d. Carey,
Master OF Work; Walter c. Finley,
Keeper of Record and Seals. Charles
Glass. Master at Arms; Arthur l.. SEQ
Vile. Inner Guard; Edward J. Hall
Outer Guard.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-14

Miss Fife Frazier entertained few
OF her friends yesterday afternoon nj
her home on Twenty-eighth street
Dancing and games wer the features
Of the evening. Those present were;
Misses Cecil Ent, Blanche Bryant,
Helen Darrell, Edna chs, Augustine
Fitzgerald. Emma Coyle, Nellie Buch-
or, Maude Stout, Lydia Hediger, Joe
Casey, Lizzie Nance,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-14
GENERAL HORACE PORTER
RETURNS FROM FRANCE

New York, July 13--General Horace
Porter formerly ambassador 10 France
and more recently the senior special
American ambassador appointed TO RE-
ceive the body Of John Paul Jones,
returned home today on the steamer
Deutschland
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-14
CONSCIENCE FUND OVER s4oo.o 900

Washington, July IA contrihu-
ton to the United States treasury
conscience fund received today car
ries the total amount beyond the $500
900 mark. The conscience fund was
established in 1911.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-14
Welded in New Orleans.

Miss Birdie Cockrell, formerly Mrs.
Flynn, has returned from visit TO
the South, where she has been spend
ing a few weeks with relatives. While
there she was very quietly married TO
o Mr.. N. r Stein, travelling man Of
New Orleans.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-14
Bids Wanted.

Wahted bids for modern cottages
rams ana specifications may be seer
az Hymans Store or at 324 Eighth
Stree on Sunday The right Is reser
ved V reject any and all bids.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-14
DOGS Not swift Eneuuh.

While Belgian family was return.
ing from drive in carriage drawn
by dogs itswas un into by the Antwerp
express at a crossing and three of the
party were instantly killed.
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Washinnton Bulletin.

washington. July 1S.-The following
ii the weather forecast for Illinois for
the next "a hours:
Fair Friday and Saturday: ligat
northwestern winds in Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-14
HIGcINsoN 70 RETIRE.

Washington, July 13--Announce-
menu was made at the navy depart
ment today that Rear Admiral Hig-
ginson. commandment Of the Washing
ton navy yard, win be retired July 10.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-14
LouIcaI PaternalIsm.

Knjcker-Do you approve OF the
governments free distribution of
seeds2
Bocker-Yes. I'd go even further
and give free chickens TO dig them
up.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-14

Hon. and Mrs. ]. ]. Russell Of
Charleston, Mo-, left yesterday for
Dawson Springs, KY, accompanied BY
their niece, Mrs. Edward L. Gross and
son, who will soiourn there for several
weeks.
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Mrs. WI r. Beal and doughter, Miss
Gene Beal, Of Vienna, who nave
been the guests Of Mrs. NJ, G. Metzger
for several days, returned home yes
terday
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THE WEATHER
ne
Temperatures Yesterday.

Maximum temperature. 81 degrees
Minimum temperature -, 60 degrees
at Z D. m. .S3 degrees
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-14

Misses Leila and Maude Hastings,
who are the guests of Miss Laura
Wcls at Waterloo, La, will leave there
in d few days The former will 60 to
Rensselaer,. Ind, to visit friends, and
Miss Maude will 80 to Moline, ILL.,
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The pastor ofsthe Lutheran church
at Dongola. H.. Rev. A. R. Besz, and
wife, who have been visiting Rev.
Chas- II. Armstrong, have returned
home
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NEWS OF THE RIVERS


The steamer Senator passed at 10
O'clock yesterday afternoon for St.
Louis from the upper Ohio.
The towboat s. FL H Clark came
in from st. Louis light at 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning.
The City of Memphis arrived from
St Louis at O'Clock yesterday after
noon and departed for the Tennessee
river at 3 o'clock 1t Is understood
that she IL to 20 On the ways within
the next few days for q complete over
hauling.
The government towboat Titan ar
rived light from the lower Mississippi
last night at 1920 o'clock
The stage yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock showed the river 10 be sta,
tionary. at the same mark as that Of
! the preceding twentyfour hours, 2S.s
feet II viii probably remain at that
point for another day or two when a
| rise Will set in. 1t Is predicted that
the rains Of the past week or two viii
take 1t to about thirty or thirty.twt
feet and possibly higher before drop
ping again.
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The government towboat Titan ar
rived light from the lower Mississippi
last night at 1920 o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-14
PURELY PERSONAL

Mr. Noel Whitehead Of Vienna, was
III the city yesterday
Mr.. Count N. Wright was up last
night from Tamms.
Miss Frances Farrow will 90 To chi
cage Monday to visit friends.
MIR. IN. III. Greble "a Memphis, for
merly of this city, was in Cairo yester
day.
Mrs. Peter Lind left yesterday To
visit Mr.. and Mrs. George SCHNEIDER
at Centralia.
Mrs. Samuel b. Miller leaves Satur
day for Tuseola and Chicago to spend
the summer.
Miss Hazel White OF Division street
had an arm painfully injured yester
day hy TAIL
Mrs. ]. !. JenneIle left yesterdal
for Memphis to visit her daughter
Mrs! r. Al Given.
Mrs. William Bryant Is the guest d
Misses Eva Green and Bessie Rendle
man at Makanda.
Mrs S. Eienstok of st Louis. is
h here on visit to her brother-in law
Mr.. N. Goldsmith ana family.
Miss Madge Wilson Of Harrisburg
Ii visiting her cousin, Miss Blanche
Spies. on Twenty-seyentn street.
Miss Clara McGahey and Master
Nelson Abel and Miss Lutte Hill arr
spending few days at villa Ridge.
James Fl. Galligan and mother lief
yesterday for Creal Springs for Z
weeks stay for the benefit of Mrs
Galligan's health.
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r. G. Black, formerly foreman OF the
Big -Four freight warehouse, Is seri-
ously III at st. Mary's infirmary and
his friends fear that he may not re.
cover,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-14

Mr.. I'M. Hi Greble "a Memphis, for
merly Of this city, was in Cairo yester-
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-14

James IF. GalIigan and mother left
yesterday for Creal Springs for a
weeks stay for the benefit of Mrs.
Galligan's health.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

John y Golding has sold No West S9th-st.
FOR Thomas r Rush; also sold tor William F. Car
sol two lots on the north side of 11stst, rs feet
west Of Atasterdam-ave; for S. Mendelsohn' Two
lots OF the east side Of Arnsterdam-ave' a feeI
north OF the Washington Bridge, and for L. Wenot.
parcel al the southeast corner OF 1Ssth-sr- ana
Audu5on-aye.
The Alexander Campbell farm, OF about one nun
cred acres. adjoining the Jeffrey Van Wyek prop
srty st Flatlands, Brooklyn, is reported soio' ne
Van Wyck tract was sold this week =.
Richard Dickson has sold for William Doepp .' -
Julius Brunngs the premises No. 100 E@s. ~ 1Oo.--
81. lot 2 2xlO0 feet on which are private houses
The Garden Realty Company OF New '-A ---9
sod 70 Adam J. Schlicher. No. L7o4 Park-aVS-'
I've story double hathouse, on ploL ~ -'A'o 80
A Shstzlin & Sons bought & plot, lO1x-A Ieet, on
the north side Of Z35th-st. west OF Whlte FialtS-
ave; also sold 10 the Irving Realty Company the
nsrthUes, corner OF 2Osth-st and Pine-aye 175z1oo
seet, and 70 a n SiIveTstein plot, olzo IeeI' Oh
the north SIDE Of 208th-st-. east OF Plne-aVe; ~,
LoWenfeld & Prayer have sold 70 Bender g BAUM
The northwest corner Of Montgomery SIlo 1uoIIL1S
sIs Old buildings on plot 75KS2.3 feet; a1so soId
No -55 Spring-st., old bulloing. on loI 'o.eAIo
feet; also bought Nos 30 and SA East 1zlstst dW0
tth-sve q five story hathouse. on lot 21lxl67 feet;
and the Blot TX5s feet the north SIDE or 4b0A-
a. IZ feet west Of ST. Nicholas-ave
= :. ManheiTner has SOLD Ior T csIktt 70 toIllioA
Levy No G4 Morton-st. five story triple hathouse,
n D. Morgan 6, Co have sold the block front
sssta sts 2gx1I5 feet, for Lowenfeld q Prager ana
Tue northeast corner Of Broadway and i4othst, a
pol l5ly15o feet has been sold August Ahpstein
Porter & co. have sold for the Conservative
Realty Company the five story brick and stone
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
SEVEN BLOCKS CHANGE HANDS,
COMPRISE HOLDINGS OF y. S. REALTY AND THE
CENTURY IN CRANE ESTATE TRACT
Builder Bays Al Souls e. Church Property Madison-areTe
(4a1ati" apartment House in s9ooO00 Trade

. .oiaiues Of the United States Realty
-i'e -.o..snt Company and the Century Realty
1--u ~ - :, the Crane estate tract. comprising
On. ~ =. -. c.ty blocks. and bounded by East
aeo1e r-sst list sts-. Oppressive and Southern
-Se'-- a. hsve teen purchased by the Broadway
. % Ha Eaalty Company, the Cohn, Baer. Myers
i'e.i0-.e~ 80, syndicate ard Samuel Green. who
ana Is-a5 forces for this purpose. A subway is
nave ' 'r.,I+ through East 13Sth-st- and Southern
Z Z 80 De A number OF houses Immediately ad-
l7o--l .,.ze premises are now under construction
5o's.--s =. been sold from the plans.
- - important transaction yesterday was the
49,. hv a builder of high class houses Of All
P1i 1o-ofestaut Episcopal Church property, at
90 .-,beast corner of 66th-st. and Madison-ave
ue =. rgxSo5 feet and the rectory Of the church
pr vsdson-ave.; q four story and basement
No. 10. house. on a plot S0xs5 feet The church
o-tv applied TO the courts for permission TO sell
- ,-onerty Il is understood that the purchase
p-7Se NcEIroy and the Municipal Realty Com
- ,-seFer5sv figured in an exchange Of parcels
ls,,..s e ah0lt So00000. The company sold the
EE--T1e~.- new eleven story apartment house,
51v-n1 feet Nos. 20 and p West 46th-St- It
- - -s-r psvraent No. 75 Riverside Drive. FIVE
80 -,e-ican basement dwelling house, on plot
NJ Jcaafin is leased for fifteen years at an
.-,ts1 re1taI OF 81 00o. James Bailey was the
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
MECHANICS LIENS FILED.

Pne-st Nos "a and So Yale &s Towne Mfg Co
B1ilding ana construction CO.. Contractor. s1s7 o5
49th-st. No 80 East; agt G p Lathog
owner; General Building and Construction ,.,.o
-, contractor 79' -
Loas Frank z0 owner and oontractor IS 90
4eth-st. No 81 East: Yale & Towne Mfg Co agr
J Borden Hartman, owner; General Build -. -.
ing and Construction CO, contractor. fSS 10
55th-st, Nos and West; same agt Fifty fifth
struction CO. contractor 5.52s 55
49th-st, No 93 East; agt Forty ninth 81
and Madison Co. owner; General Build
and Construction Co, contractor. SO1S 80
Biggs and Naples cor. I3x1O1 IT
owHer Sausc and contractor actor ae. -e s41s 90
sd.st No ass East; Solomon Levinsky agt
erS G0P BENJAMIN schnai Contractor. 90
sarah Lppstadt 20 owner and 1000
Broadway, No 2,5os; Yale & Towne Mfg Co
eEa sIiIdne and Contraction Co contractor 17s "a
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Broadway n corner 1s7th-st, 74x1oo:11x71ex
NiS 55z5s ea}sa 4Gs q fosMcn S2 to saas
Green; Inortggage gag SIS eoo Q and 100
christian. Sebeiacker, to Martin E RoacRe mort
a55h-st s. 100 # Of 8d-ave i261os9: Ann
sseRs No 17& 42.nsS 351i6o aeea spragas 10
ct al to Gottlie5 @ Mar Marks & sna az another; 10"
company Igna-E Rosenzweg; mortgage.
s1st-st, No al East, 25xio22: Caroline Christ
man to Joseph Marx; mortgage $1,000; ~
7thHave h-a W corner Ileth-st, l0oxi75: Mary
Sullivan to Charles H Yorkg; q c; 0 and. 100
Racss cas 9fo to # ay Of T5liis cGs ct ' s iHlG al
12ists ise No 5i2 West 83 e11oo IL David Ross to
Katherine sym; mortgage s22 Nominal
Martha P Phillips to Realty Company
ios moTtgags s2s 80; ooo q, an :; o:t,. ii5 100
566 TgaHRs 8 so1baS HSS Tx IL san9 5s xii XII
patrick mortgage $1,000. Nominal
io0ii: Joseph Levi. referee. to United States
Trust company 5. = ~ 90 j lSOoo
iO60S iooi1: carrie shotwsl to Moses crystal
isaac Lowenfeid to Marks G Levy: mortgage
S6 400 Snd ~, o. iva 1croa 7xe2s ~
Hairy Il KutneT to David N saInuels mort
24S6st f7ss HSO 80 s. Wezf 2ozas9: Edmond con
Frank L Fron1ant: 0 and. .........-; 100
'esfnf5Es nj Eden and estate e's1i 9bIe % runs 2oa
Boo ., l4Ox s5Sf S1i1 125xioo shave W s. 800 #
Of waingtst 26Ele2 TS sax City
tee EesI Es'a'o Nominal
7etb-st : s I94 II " OF Avenue A. le sx1o22;
oI5qsqe age 81 600 Nominal
rptrTy-st No les 70 172 Cox irregular: Frank
L F-ronnent Edmund Coffin; mortgage $4,000: oo
17S+r,st S 425 II e Of Lenox-ave. 25x1001 IL
vivian, s,3 zoo 9 - :. ..~.........,. 100
Tss.5 r .5ioG 5rtssss II aS5Fs 1855 SS
stein 70 haIl - -e...'...-r.: 100
,19+s 8 36O II Lenox-ave. 5ox99. IL
n Rosenberg Israel Fredus Nominal
rsS[erson-et No II. 20x522; Ezekiel sara
sobn 10 samuel EIsberg mortgage SlzOOO Nominal
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

1O9th-st. No 212 to 21s East; Joseph Neumark
against Philip Levinson and another; Janu-
- tyVo N-SS ~
John G Espiro; February 2S is64 ...F".1.. rs 20
19th-st. Nos $50 and 334 East; Structural Sup
September 8 1904 45O 90
April =. ls64 ,........... so 90
same july i. 1904 los 90
against Yorkviile Theatre ct al February !,
l25th-st No rs 121 East; Gustav Ernst
October 25 1904 1879 SO
169th-st and Clinton-ave. Morris
Der g. 1904 12s SO
174th-st and Southern Boulevard. $ g cor Fred
Damn against Adele Dodd: December ?,
4SV4 9lO W
Longwood ave. Nos 1895. 1.040 10 1,044; Paul
January 10. 1895 100 90
1O2d-st. No 213 East; Joseph Rossman and an
40, 1904 4ss 90
1sth-st, Nos 332 and 334 East; Harry Glider
other: January 25, 1904 .-...,-.s.."..4.. 42O 90
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

clinton-st No 1876 for a six sty brk tenement
stein & Bernstein architects. -. $500
135th-st. 125 IT of Broadway: for FIVE
Black owner. W { sommerfeld architect 1900
o4th-st No 30 West for a five sty brk dwell
ing house. 22x52.6 It; A D Thomas. owner
Foster Gade & Graham architects. ......... 40. 90
lSSth-st g. 11S.4 # of Locust-ave.
sty brk governor house 55. Sx4O-S #. Central
tect -. 1000
Amethy ave 42s IS II n of Morris Park
ave: two sty frame dwelling house 2ox45 #.
Betty Petersen, owner Erick Petersen,
architect Observation-Disclosures. .......... 400
Grant-a ave. s. 200 # of Garfield st; two sty
frame dwelling house. 21x4S #; Thomas
Scott. owner and architect ......,..."..--. 400
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
NEW PERE MARQUETTE DIRECTORS.

The following mon. representing the new control
of the property have been elected directors of the
Pere Marquette Railroad Company: Thomas H.
Tracey, of Toledo; Redmond Cross. Alfred Skitt,
Arthur Turnbull, Richard n Young, +. L. FL
bridge G.. NJ. Cumming and James \. Wallace.
Mr. Edridge has been elected also director or the
Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton. succeeding
Henry F. Shoemaker resigned. and Mr.. Young has
been elected in place of Rudolph Kleybolte, re-
signed. Under the terms of the lease of the Pere
MaruUette TO the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton,
II is announced the latter road guarantees per
cent the Pere Marquette preferred STOCK ana D
rer cent ON the common.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were among
those filed yesterday:
Ernest e Baldwin appointed receiver OF the busi
ness Ulrich Scheppi liquors, No 136 Bleecker-st,
with a Of $4,000.
Schedules Of Joseph 3. Berxon show debts OF $46os
and assets $1,75O. The principal creditor Frank
Brothers Co. No $50 Broadway. $5C1 The assets con-
OF a OF furnishing goods valued at SlItO
a list creditors Of the New-York and Lima OIL Com
pany filed by the pettoninS creators showing DEBTS
assets. The principal creditors
are the Bowery Bank. $500; Charles Shongood s1500
andI DoInhu 81 100
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
VISITATION SISTERS BUY A PLOT.

Charles Griffith Moses Bro have sold for Henry
y Bu1nan 10 the Sisters OF the Visitation OF
he Blessed Virgin Mary, plot sa11x10o feet ar the
nsrtheast corner Of 155th-st- and Broadway; also
sid for William 3. He2Cock TO a Mr.. Schlichter
No 506 West l65Eh-st., three story dwelling house,
on G lot IS Sxss1I feet. Also sold with Collins &
Collins for " II. Sldway and John Lever. a plot
aa1158 feet, on the west side Of Sherman-ave. 100
sear snurh nf Aradeaay-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

12th-st, s.. 100 # of Avenue c. two sty fr
dwlg h, 20x45; George De Silda, owner;
Schwal!enherg. architect. .....-..
11th-st, s. 800 IT G OF Avenue 3, sty fr dwlg h,
22x5O; NJ Stepper owner; Schwallenberg arch
Longwood-aye. corner Prospect-aye, sly brk
ten h. S7.3x14T.3; John McCraJh owner; James -
F Meehan. architect i
Bassford-ave. 5 corner 1S3d-st. { sty brk ten h.
81. .S$sx105; BasSford Realty Company. owner;
] Nreeland, architect. ......-.--:.-..-.
1S5th-st 6. 3S4 IT Of st n's-ave, six . sty
brk ten h, 40 6xSOx4OxSS L & " Weiher. own .
ers; Moore & LandsideI architects. ........... 81
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
coE COMMISSION COMPANY FAILS

Minneapolis March 7.-Ex-Judge A NJ Har-
rison was to-day appointed receiver Of the
Coe Commission Company by Judge Brooks,
of the District Court. The concern has branch
offices covering the Northwest. the head Of
flee being in Minneapolis. The company got into
difficulties in the recent wheat bulge and Pas been
unable 10 recover. Liabilities roughly estimated
at 5000 The yet unknown.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
FoR FIFTH.AvE. PARCEL, $500

The Century Realty Company and the United
States Realty and Construction Company have sold
& plot, 3ox10 feet. On the east side Of 6th-ave.
about c. feet south OF 4zth-st-. for about 500,
o.. II is said that the buyer who IS investor,
viii erect the site six story business building.
This is part OF the old Paran Stevens plot. Ac-
cording e report. the proposed State Night and
Day Bank viii erect building for its own occu-
nancy On the corneC narcel adjoining.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
MARKET FOUND FOR HoADLY HOUSE.

Douglas Robinson Charles s. Brown & Co. have
sod FOR the estate Of Mrs Mary T Hoadly No. 30
East 56th-st. e FIVE story American basement
dwelling house, lot Axl6o feet Also sold for
Herman Schwartz Nos. l03 and 100 East 7sth-st.,
Two Two story brownstone dwelling houses,
lot 2ox59xlo22 feet The same firm also the
broker in the sale Of No. 1g7 East 79th-st, three
story broT-nstone dwelling house, on a lot Ax50
feet. FOR Amos z. Z. Plnch0t 10 E Z. Hosmer
Mrs Hoadly the widow Of Ex-Governor Hoad-
" OF Ohio. She died recently.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
REPORTED SALE OF SCHOOL PLOT.

The New-York Protestant Episcopal School is re-
o-1e5 TO have sold q plot Of forty-two lots, run
-. ..-or,gh from 18th TO 18th st. z24 feet east Of
.vs17,e A and extending TO Exterior-st- (as pro-
11osed1 The City and Suburban Homes Company
Z irnn-oyfrg the Avenue A block front,
The school bought the plot reported sold together
nth eighteen lots adjoining, sold this week about
.-TurV
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
BRITISH TRADE STATEMENT.

London. March THE February statement of the
Board of Trade shows decrease of S. S2S 600 in i'm
norts and an increase of 1851 500 in exports. In
imports chief decrease was in cotton, S. 40120
while the imports Of wool increased $3.50 535. The
increase in exports generally distributed, the
chief item being cotton fabrics, $2.170.SD.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
Steamboats,.
SurrOgates Notices.

ROBERT-IN PURSUANCE
VI or an order OF Hon Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate
Of the County OF New York notice is hereby given 10
al rersons- having claims against Robert McCaerty Iafe
Of the County OF New York deceased the same
win vouchers thereof the subscribers place
-ansact1ng business, the Office l. Pedneld
ESQ No IS Pine Street, the City Of York On or
before the second day OF September next
Dated New York, the 2sth day OF February. 1905.
MARY c McCAFFERTY, CALVIN c. DOIG. Admins
RoBERT l. REDFIELD. Atty. fo- Ad-lrs IS Pine
Street, y. Y city.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILE

144th-st s s. ITS IT e of 7th-ave 2OOxs9. II #;
Western Ias a4~fsI Realty CO CO. 11 vans sic
I52d-st, 5, whole front between Wales and
Concord aves: Brohmer Bros on Gustavus
and Edward Robitzek TO G. z Sherwood & Co
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
SELLS TWO APARTMENT HOUSES.

Leon S. Altmayer has sold for Dr. Samuel Book
-nsu TO Leo B. Gutman. two apartment houses,
Nos 5 and 9s7 Park-ave. on plot 7oxleo feet. be-
tween Sc and SD sts-
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Joseph P. Day: 112th-st, Nos 3Os and Sos $,
$50 # Sth-ave. 50x10O.11 ft 7 sty brk fathouse
lAction -; D Toucey agt ] H CASSIDY ct al; w "A a
Elliott, atty; c s Guggenheimer, ref; amt due SSS-
CO. taxes ETC. s21s 20: to mortgage, s6s 600;
plaintiff S1O6,425 Sthave, No 1850 to 2056,
n 111th-st, 1GO11x56 It. brk dathouse (Ac-
tion % agt same; atty and ref; amt due.
$s0,4l3 81; taxes, etc -; subject 10 mortgage,
500. .O0O; to the plaintiff for s19o,460.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

The following mortgages for 5000 more were
fled yesterday:
Frcment, Frank l. to F J Tilford 24th-st. No .o.
crystal Moses. to carPe TTl ShotweIi 107th-s
s. 225 # Of Coumbus-aye: years. per ~.
Baker. Robert to Anns, g Psygter and an
SeaFs: Ssafs: ~ foias' per -e'ss 5000
ct al; 127th-st, No 1872 East; years AZ per $500
osonvtz Henry to Rawitser: Madiaon-st No so
F1echsel Edward a 70 Title Guarantee and
caF s E1scns S2 TO Bank Bar for sTng sE o3h
e. No 26a West; per 10000
Mortgage Co. l2sd-st. No 224 East; l year, .
as & .s s5.S ss$.s & cent ssSS
Schwartz. Joseph, to H weiss; Atst22Tnsy-st. nos
inens me si9 per 5G9 RfloF $4,000
gage . Sc ooo; per bond .e. 5000
Northwestern Realty co to Lawyers Title
ance Go; l44th-st, l75 # Of 7th-ave; ,.o ooo
175 # to Broad%ay year per cent. % 800
sIrance Co; PaTk-ave. corner 12Oth-st; per ,oooo
coE8 99ra solomon " to to John II Pool and another:
18sd-st '2I $ 1865 It of Lenon-avs; years,
Iav corner g is7th-St: per bond 10000
AayS5 aD sa Fa % Vyse estate Years per cent 1osoO
# of 1st-ave; instruments per cent. 1000
N2aGAs 800 aa5e G e. Hmsferda@aSe s1ss' years
G8tts6 ana anoRsr TILE s S389 egsFaHtee % ooo
scE1gartz G l Josenh to Title Guarantee and Trust
Company. Union-ave corner Jennlnss-sI 40 ooo
Sane Por 70 orfesg Frfeeeek 80 go S per Bond 10000
Simon Herman to Abraham Hammer. 4th-st. No
27e to pcs East. fnstarnents 5000
- ~
hTosi a5 n Of 2 years per cent 5000
Davidson Julius 10 S Crabenheimer eth-aye, NO ooo
Lew Julius and another TO Abraham Nevins
Westinghouse E, 44s.l1 # OF 169th-st
1e ye1r IrIss per ana another to same washington
ave. 44s.11 fl Of 169th-st year. 9 per -.o
100 II q sd-ave: years per cent 1900
Heller Max and others to New-York Savings
Bank. 35th-st. 5 175 # " Of eth-ave per - ooo
FaSi5ner Charles s to County Holding Company.
6lst-st 8 105 # OF Sd-ave; years. per - 40
LYONS Iere C. to American Mortgage Company
s1st-sf. 90 IT Of Madison-ave; years. oo 0Oo
IAapstadt a '' Sarah to P Ludemann. St Ann, 3
20 It Of 135th-st: due July J. 1905 oooo
COCKS % David B. to Harlem savings Bank plot
bounded By 235th- ST. by 23Sd-st Q by
Naper-ave and W by North Square Road; no ooo
D9b9in es Joseph. to samuel Adler and another
sth-ave. No 2.12l: prior mortgage. $4,000; in -o
IeTer Tohn snd another 10 Title insurance Com
pauy. seanan-ave S " corner Hawthorne-st; -
years. per cent. 5000
s 194l II OF 2d-aye: year. 4i3 cent. 1000
silverson. Abraham. 20 William Bradley ana
another I35th-st. s. $50 IT Of 7th-ave: as :. ooo
naPndeI I'Ia Samuel to II Maadeibaum. cherry
1853 II OF Jackson st; year per cent. 2s,o0o
Goodman. Abraham. United states Savings
Bank East broadway. corner Montgomery
years. cent. b2,0Qo
Albert Anna. Lawyers Title Insurance Com
Same 1aa' to August Frank: same property: Drior
New-York tribune., 1905-03-08
INCREASES HIS WEST SIDE HOLDINGS

4-e,IT How & Co the block front. 2o0xloo feet, on
-. -ae+ side Of 1oth-ave. from 2l2th TO 213th st.
E5,re-+ G McElrath Is the buyer. He is also the
+TTe- of a plot Of fourteen lots opposite the block
f~opt sold last week.