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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-23
ON THE BOWLING ALLEYS.

The Peck street team took two events
from the visiting Arctic rollers in the
series Of the Rhode Island State league.
Hesry was the high roller, with total
of 2Ss
In the series OF the City league the
visiting Elmwood avenue rollers won two
events from the Atwels avenue players
in the series 81 the City league.
Brown made a very fine total obtain
ing s27 pins. including singles OF 1os. i23
and IO1 Griffin made a total of aDS, in
Guiding a single OF 10.
The Broad Street Casino players secured
three events from the visiting West
minister rollers in the serieo of the City
league Lenders made a total OF 297
The visiting Arlington team obtained
two events from the Olympic rollers In
the series OF the City league Goeckel
was the high roller. with a total OF 25
including single of 1lo.
There was an abundance Of rolling yes
terday on the various alleys. but COM
paratively few schedule events were con-
tested The Bedford & Browning enthu-
siasts contested at the Westminster al
leys.
ARLINGTON. 2: OLYMPIC. !.
Arlington-i5l. 4O. 45s-lSso.
Olympic-l05. a.. 12i-1270.
PECK STREET. 2: ARCTIC, !.
Peck strcet-4G5. 4Se Abs
Arctic--449 460. 422-l23l.
EIJMWOOD AVENUE. .: ATwBII,S
AVENUE. l.
Elmwood Avenue-44l. 4S0, E4-i3p6
Atwelrs Avenue-tS5. E4 460-1Ss9
BROAD ST CASINO 3, WESTMINSTER
Broad Street Casino-43s 467. i64, 1889.
Westminster -433. t2l 43s 1892.
BULLOCkS TEMPLE OF ANU s EMENT
T. & r. CO. No. l4O2. 433 3s9. 1924.
r & r. 60. No $50. 3s4 1872. 1896.
BG-LLoCK's TEMPLE OF ANU S E.MENT
". a s. No. 2-S92, 1872. 4ls. 1900
II. e. &. No. i--4l9, 362 404-i1s5
TRINITY SQUARE ALLEYS.
No 4 " Wis. 40 42s. 1857.
No y. w-sso. $50 t0s, 1ltI.
WESTMINSTER SPECIAL
No B e. B.-377. 800. 414. 1871.
No . r. q B.--Ss7. 3S5. ssl. 1853.
SOUTH PROVIDENCE ALLEYS.
McElroys 3s3 40s. ll7e.
Underwood s-35i. 323. 364 1898.
BROAD STREET CASINO.
No | Liberty--S15 304. a20-s3e.
No Liberty--3ll. 902 32T-e4i.
OLNEYvILBE SPECIAL.
Julians-Sss i05, 4Oe-10O2.
Hyatts-l2O. i05. 3y1-l224
oLNEYvILLE SPECIAL.
Fowler's-See S75, 40s-i177
Bromey's-3ss. 36t. S97-1l4s.
OLD CROWN TOURNAMENT.
Tndians-444. 42O. A5-130e.
w G. Baundry-437. 450. 434-i321.
BRUNSWICK ALLEYS. PAwTUCKET
Dare Dee Dums-435. t26. 42O-l292.
y. e. C.-4A. tOs t37-l257.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-23
TUCKER SHOWED FORM

At matinee boxing entertainment yes
terday at the National Athletic club the
feature was a six-round bout between
Chick" Tucker and Tommy Murphy,
rival claimants for the featherweight
championship OF New York.
Tucker was the stronger ot the twr
and endeavored to wear down his op-
ponent by boring tactics Murphy show
Cd great cleverness, however, and mini
mized fuckers rushes by covering
In the last round Murphy had much
me better Of the contest and II q dcoi-
sion were permitted by law Il was the
general opinion that Murphy should have
received IT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-23
YALE WON

The Yale baske etball team defeated
Princeton In a fast game last night by
the score Of 81 to 40. Princeton's team
work was inferior and erratic shooting
was also responsible for the defeat
Kinney. Ysle's forward. alone made 20
n the 81 points. Ills goal shooting was
the feature 81 the game. and he made
several brilliant throws.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-23
A. HASSELBAUN co.
Wholesale Dealers. Importers and
Bottlers Of
FINE LAGERS, ALES, PORTER.
WINES, BRANDlES. Wills
KEYS, ETC.
26O DEXTER STREET

Our stock OF strictly pure California
lowing brands: Madeira. Malaga, Tokay.
Muscat Angelica, Port and Sherry. at SOC.
per. qt.. $3.50 per gallon, and upwards.
Very fine Table Clarets from 75c. per
gallon upward: also Rhine Wine. our
own Importation, at reasonable prices.
We give special attention 10 the hottling
ness is our motto. Export Lager. $3.50 per
case OF "a bottles. Select Stock Lager,
81 90 per case of "a bottles. Half Stock
Ale, 81 20 per case ot "A bottles. Stock
Porter. $3.50 per case of "a bottles No
charge for bottles when delivered by our
own delivery.
order by mail or telephone promptly at
tended TO. Tel. 201l-2 Union.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-23

In the American whist congress. There
are several women among the players.
The tourney began this afternoon with
n score OF tables In operation. The
initial event was a special pair contest for
men. Among those prominent In the
whist world that are I'm attendance are
the following: Boston M l.. Messer and
A. T. Wilcox; New York city. Or. T..
Eliot, Jr.. and DR.. G. Cole; Providence,
w. H. Barney; Albany Judge David
Muhlfelder and Charles Snow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-23
BRIGGS WON

Jimmy Briggs of Chelsea knocked out
Sammy Smith OF Philadelphia I'm the
middle OF the third round at the Apollo
club AZ Salem yesterday. Smith was the
more scientific. but Briggs strength won
the match.
In the second round Briggs was knocked
down twice. but he came up strong in
the next round and forced the hghting
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-23


for the commencement OF the might ses-
sion.
The debate lasted until midnight. when
q motion 20 adjourn was defeated by a
vote of 2s5 to 223: but Mr.. Redmond scored
point by compelling Mr.. Wyndham,
chief secretary for Ireland to read the
correspondence between himself and Sir
Antony MacDonnell. by which 1t was
shown that the under secretary was given
extraordinary powers and authorized 10
arrange for coordination in the control
and direction OF boards and administra-
tive agencies. II was also shown that
Premier Balfour had concurred in this
arrangement.
Mr. Redmond referred 10 this incident
at question time yesterday afternoon. The
Nationalists were heckling Premier Bal
four and Mr.. wyndham. I'm an effort TO
extract further Information as TO how far
Mr. Wyndham was involved In what he
has termed the under seCretary's lin
=defeu<fbfenL course. when MIR. Redmond,
turning TO Mr.. Wyndham, shouted: You
might as well tell the truth at once
Mr.. Balfour Immediately raised the
point of order.
wYNDHAM APOLIGIzED.
The speaker ruled that the remark was
offensive" and Mr.. Redmond promptly
apoligized and explained that he had
not meant 10 imply that untruths had
been told. but that the whole truth had
not yet been told, and that he did not
want 10 he Obliged 10 drag n out piece
al q nj
MacDonnen had been authorized 10 treat
with Lord Dunraven
MT Wyndham. replying read the letters
and then emphaticallv repeated his eN-
PLANTATION. made during Monday nights
debate I'm which he had attributed the
misunderstanding 20 his own colossal
ignorance OF Indian affairs which were
involved in the plan OF the under secre-
tary for the control and direction OF
boards and administrative agencies
John Morley, who followed, scathlngly
assailed the governments administration
in Ireland The Earl OF Dudley( lord
lieutenant Of Ireland. Mr.. Morley said.
had been overthrown by the premier, and
the under secretarvs conduct was
descrfbse as indefcnslble.
MIR. Morley admitted however that
nothing wss shown by the CORES pondence
that was dshonorable 90 the parties con-
cerned
Premier Bsfour said the letters showed
that when MacDonnell was appointed
under secretary 10 the lord lieutenant of
ireland nothing IN the shape or revolu-
ton was contemplated. Sir Antony s
conduct he said. was indofonsihlc be-
cause I'm respect OF the Dunraven scheme
he had exceeded the boundaries laid down.
Mr. Moore. In behalf OF the Irish Union
lists. said tho resolution showed that Mr.
wyndham had tried 20 form moderate
party I'm Ireland which. while directed
against the Nationalist should have de-
stroyed the Irish Uulonist party The
division followed on motion 10 adjourn
The announcement OF the figures was
greeted with loud shouts from the Irish
members OF Resign. Wyndham."
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN THE
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-23
At new ORLEANS

The Martha Washington stakes was the
main attraction at the fair grounds at
New Orleans yesterday. The weather
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-23
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
Senate Chamber.
Providence. Feb. 81. 1905.
puQIIC NEARING.

The Committee on Corporations of the
senate will hear all persons interested
I'm An Act 10 incorporate the Worcester
and Providence Street Railway Company
IN the Committc Room No 2li. on Tues
day February =. 1906. upon the rising OF
the Senate
GEORGE r. IAwToN. Chairman.
ARTHUR w. JOYCE. Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-23
WHIST CONGRESS

whist players from = dozen c4tis. ar
rtved IN chicago yesterday to take part
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-23
HOTEL NEW MAN

Is where you can obtain excellent cuisine
at the most reasonable prices. TABLE
D'HoTE LUNCHEON. soc. DINNER. 75c-
Music.
FRED MANSFIELD. Prop.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-23
ALMIRA f. HUNT

Real Estate for sale; money loaned on
good security at 8. and 8 per cent.
Hours s-i0 a. m. :12-2' D. m. Telephone
3ls2-4 Division s. eet
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-23
HOTEL ELkHART
Cor. Snow and Weybosset SITS.
CAFE q la CARTE

MUSIC: Seven p. m. 10 Twelve p. m.
Open after Theatres.
TILTON e. WHITE. Proprietora
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-23
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL

Virginia Ave. and Beach,
Atlantic City ~. j.
Rooms on suite with private baths. Hot
and cold sea water baths. Delightful sun
parlors. steam heated. Excellent table.
Rates 500 per day; 5000 weekly. Write
for 1906 Booklet. Coach meets trains.
A G. MITCHELL e. co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-23
ATLANTIC clTV's NEWEST HOTEL
CHAkFONTE

A modern ten-story fireproof hotel, COM
plete in every respect ON the Beach.
THE LEEDS COMPANY.
Always open. Write for Folder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-23
SEASIDE HOUSE, At9n'iG City

on the ocean front Every comfort in
Guiding sea water baths elevators, golf
etc. F. u. COOK & SON.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-03

Claud Chase recently dug
out five small wolves and
also eaptured the old one.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Yerdon
have a boy baby at their
home since Easter Sunday
O. Smith and wife are
visiting the later's parents
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Man
ming.
VIM. G.. Rowland, a for
mer Miller boy, was recent
" married to a Miss Hud-
son at Cleveland, Ohio.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-03
Locals of a
Wider Nature.

Jaeeb johnson IS Stunning out to be a wag, ahumor-
Et, andsa Gnancier, instead of being demented as,some Of
shes papers have stated. He drew a46O from a bank here
that he>deposited before he left last June. He wentto
North Dakota beforeeharvest, and learning that the rust
had taken his crops here he decided to stay there as he
hadsno,family. Visiting his farm the other day he said
Ina wouiaa RutiIaa crop as the neighbors had dug the land
an sestharoughly searching for his remains that it would
aEadare@ wsA The reason he gave Deputy Sheriff Wa
Rr6uTy the slips Sioux Falls wasthat he dreaded hotel
Hs' aDusta and that instead of intending to eludeth officer
da@xass only goingtosafarn house for his dinner He.
Defusssto damandsthe reward offered for him, when it
was.aupposed he had been murdered. He has never been
arrested ~norvbefore an insanity board. He has. his pc
eulIaritSes, that oil seclusiome and minding his own affairs
Being the mest noticeable.
J0hn Young charged with the murder of Geo. Todd.
rs the most deyout prisoner ever confined in the Miller
aif- He astonished the other prisoners when he went in
ny refuslng 30 swear, smoke, chew or drink, and when at
retiring he kneeled to. pray they were dumbfounded.
He reads his bible regularly The young man is follow
ing habits OF many yearsit is said.
Steven Pauly has traded his electric light plant here
5nl~ N Schmits,of Lacrosse, for Minnesota land. The
s&ntsWil Be offered to the city, but if Mr.. hold 5
mt wiHsbe greatly improved
Usn Cushman, a farmer, sold enough eggs from 8
Rnak. Of hens, produced between Jan. 1 and April /, to
my Ad6nse4i in town for himself and family to live in.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-03
For Sale

Early seed potatoes, forest trees
andstrawberry plants.
Il. Kelley,
West Third street. Miller S. d.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-03

Don't you want a homestead on the
Milwaukee extension west of Cham
harlain2 If SO, sec J.. G. McCool, Miller.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

GARDENER - Single. or gentleman ;
pIace. takes care Of lawns vegetables
horses and COWS. bes. references Address
A SIP care OF Rept. 3p3 Wtllow-ave.,
Hoboksn y. J.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Robert R Rainey has SOLD for Julia C. Aurmon
No. l12 West Ssth-st., three story and basement
dwelling house, on lot 25X100 feet.
D. Sylvan Crakow has bought from David G.
Ludius the Plot lOl9xls1 feet the southeast cor
ner Of Washington-ave. and 164th-st.
A. Fried5erg has sold for the Schmidt estate and
Mrs. NIAemina Botzilk. respectively. Nos $50 and
s54 Bergen-ave. two three story frame fathouses
on plot 34x18l 5x irregular
Joseph F. Won has sold to James J. Butler the
plot SSxl0O feet the side Of Foxst 100 feet
south of 1s7th-st
S. J. Taylor has sold for John S. Matthews the
east corner OF Ryer-aVe and 1S0th-st. Also sold
Tor client the dwelling house lot 166xlO0
west side of Creston-ave. 566 feet south l9Sth-s
d Sylvan Crakow has sold to David G. Ludius
the old buildings on plot 63x1oo adjoining the north
east corner Of 123d-st
Edwin NJ Frfedlander has sold through Porter q,
Co. Nos 49i and 496 Manhattan-ave. two five story
hathouses on plot 60x70
H. NJ. Well has sold for Max Heller and other
persons No 445 West 40th-st., four tenement
house on lot 25x9s9; also sold for Eliza Payton No
blZ west 4Ith-st, old buildings. lot 25Xl15 SIX
regular; also sold for Emily L. Chapman No 40
West 53d-st., five story tenement house, on lot
SxlOo5, TO S a. Singerman. who has resold the
property.
H NJ Fischer sold for Fred H Schultz to a
client Of H. White No. 254 East l25th-st a FIVE
story tenement house plot 30xl001l
Annie Rubin has sold 10 Joseph Louis No. 324 East
lRd-st five story tenement house, lot 25xlOo II
Charles N Siegel has bought from Alexander E.
Cohen Nos 49, and 433 West l6th-st two FIVE story
tenement houses. plot 50x92
Max Goldberg has bought from Joseph Hirsch-
horn Nos 50 and 81 Goerck-st.. two five story
ment houses. on plot 5Ox99x irregular.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
NAY SUMMON J. H. HYDE.
BeEeued Insurance Committee WiH
Cal Him-Nr. Hughes Due To-day

II is believed that James Hazen Hyde's presence
in person will be necessary in the for-hconihs
legislative insurance investigation. IL not IN al
torney General Mayors suits against the Equitable
This would cause a radical modification of any
plans Mr.. Hyde may have made 10 sail next nlohui
fcr an extended sojourn abroad.
Friends Of Mr. Hyde suggest that the sudden sane
of his country place Bay Shore may not De ui'-
sonnected with the French agitation for an an
xestigation of the Equitable. Louis Bossei| w. w.
bought the Bay Shore property. said last hlsH'
that Mr. HYDE recently reraodelled II tof nus ~
use but suddenly put It on the snaiAe| -,
been on the market for about ten days. sa-0 80
Bossert when he bought it. Mr.. Bossert uhoeI
s,oo.s ,bs, Nsr HYDE had a nome IN Paris Snouio
Mr HYDE decide to make HIS permanent ho'He
there certain of hts friends here point ou' 1il-.
his services 10 Equitable interests on lie .
might be made invaluable. especlalE "a 49,
such as are now asitatng French pohcyhoioeIs-
According 70 cable dispatches received mere from
Paris these propertyholders are making urgent re-
quests that their government investigate, declaring
that while the society has always adNerIeeo iieeis
as q mutual company. this cannot DC lhe OSe -
view OF the naturalization plans now pending
Thus are7le the French policyholders the Eouit-
shle has been guilty OF a misdemeanor in DONG
business under false pretenses
II is understood that the legislative commltiee IN
sts Investigation will probe deeply into the vexed
,,ex,,ops ~ rebates" and advances TO agents"
MANY policyholders have declared that without
advances there could be rebates and that the
absence OF rebating would result IN iaIgeF s
strictly illegal making rebates outside the state Is
ssid 10 be a tolerably safe method Of eVadlns the
law. ,.,y..-,s associate
as counsel to the legislative committee is que
here on the Knonprinz Wilhelm TO day soon
after Mr. Hughes's arrival there will be CONFER
ence between counsel -, ,,.o-
Isoth Senator " W Armstrong the chairman
ana Assennhlynnan Ezra p. Prentice. the secretary
20 ,ha cor1r7iifee are expected by tomorrow. For
several DAYS Mr. McKeen has been busly eneaeeo
IN the tedious preparatory work Apparently
-otbinr is known in town TO whether Joseph n
Choate has definitely accepted or declined the onef
of the most Of advisory counsel 10 the committee
IN The morning Theodore P. Shonts the new
chairman OF the Panama commission palG a WISH
70 Fresi6en+ Morton in the Equitable Building.
Tbev had luncheon together al the Lawyers Club
Mr Morton said that the meeting hao no speclI
strnfhcance The TWO men old and Intimate
friends Soon after Mr.. Shonts had left the office
Postngster General Cortelyou called but remained
oniy a minute He said he had simply dropped in
10 paw his respects Mr.. Morton.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
NEW FLUSHING RECORD PRICE.

The highest price on record for Flushing prop
erty has been obtained for the block bounded by
Whitestone-ave.. State-St, North Parsons-ave. and
Chestnut-st.. with the exception of row of high
class dwelling houses along North Parsons-ave
There is a trihe less than six altogether in
the parcel
The land is elevated, soping gently toward White
stone-ave.. and is only three blocks from the
Brdse-st station of the Long Island Railroad. and
two blocks Of the New-York and Queens County
trolley road The purchaser is John w. Crawford.
Of Flushing and the seller Mrs. Coralie 2 Smith,
wife of Sidney V Smith. Of San Francisco Mrs
Smith inherited the property from her mother.
The price paid was about $500 The Savings
Bank Of Flushing gave mortgage of $4,000. The
property is sold under restrictions that no dwelling
shall be erected on less than 1ftyfoot plot, and
the cost Of the dwelling not 70 be less than 5000
Mr.. Crawford intends to develop the plot inmeol-
ately.
The Mcknight Realty Company. of Flushing. has
formerly belonging 10 the Bayside Land Company,
at Bayside. Long Island. The lots were purchased
by a syndicate Cf Bronx spectators, who are rep
resented by Edward Eammack, of Broadway. The
lots were sold at an average price Of Sl2l.
A large gang of men went 10 work clearing up
the tract yesterday The lots to be cleaned off
and the streets, which laid out and put
Though some years ago. to be regarded and
the corners of the streets be marked by
the sale of ten in Crocheron-ave near Broad
way station, forming part Of the Wickham farm,
10 Mrs. Goodacre, of Manhattan, for $1,000. This
property has been bought for investment.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
al" ADAMS IN COURT.
-MlEner Sues Former Policy King
for Daughters Finerg.

Tavernier a nslliner of Paris, suing Albert
Adams the convicted policy king. recently re-
leased from Sing Sing recover 1926 for apparel
furnished Miss Ida Adams his daughter. in 1901
and 1902 Nine Tavernier declares that Miss
Adams at the time Of the purchase under age,
and that therefore the girls father was liable.
The lawyers applied to Justice Dowling for leave
70 amend the complaint by adding paragraph
saying that Adams was about leave the iuris-
diction OF the court and settle IN Mexico with the
intent 70 defraud his creditors This allegation is
based on a story that the former about 20 turn
his real and other holdings into cash and
go 20 Mexico Justice Downing granted the leave.
In affidavit submitted by Adams in opposition
he denied the truth Of the publication.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

Az unexpected brisk demand has arisen Tor prop
erty in l2oth-st.. between Pleasant-ave ana the
Harlem River Spectators have already pousnt
large number OF parcels there. Two houses In the
street were sold a few days ago. and new owners
were found for seven other houses yesterday
The cause OF this vigorous purchasing movement
Is said 10 be the ability OF spectators TO become
Identified with the estate at what are known as
unusually attractive figures. II is thought that
the purchasing movement will result in the sale OF
the majority OF parcels forming the block oounoeo
by llsth and 10th SITS, Pleasant-ave. and the Har
lem River and of many nearby plots. One OF the
parcels in the block is said TO be owned by Father
Wood of the Roman Catholic Church Of the Holy
Rosary.
The two houses IN the block sold last week were
Nos 5l2 and 5l4 and the houses reported sold yes
terday were Nos SIS. $40, 622 526 SIS and $50
H. J. KantrowitZ has sold for Hillrnan q JUL
ing plot of twelve lots the north Sloe OF SSli-
St, 100 feet west Of 1st-ave TO Martin stein o,o
Harry Goodstein has bought Nos. 1854 ana AsIO
7th-ave., two five story double fathouses eaen on
lot 25x100 feet. from Henrietta Lazard and > W.
McDermott respectively He also owns NO. l,sos'
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Marion, John B. to Hamilton Bank: Van Buren,
81. We s. - IT of Columbus-ave; due Novem-
Ptnelli vincenzo. to Warren sammis: Avenue 4,
. lot 4O map Village Jerome: years. 5la per
cent -. .....-..............
Osk Marcus L and another to Jacob Block: lI4th-
- st. Nos 441 and 449 East; year, per cent. .
Charles Derleth Company to r r Gown; lots "a TO
q, map Casanova property: 3 years, 3 per cent.
y Leary, John. to Englander; Tiffany-st,
corner Whitlock-ave: prior mortgage, S1650O
wald; years. "a per cent Observation-Disclosures.
Badanes. Bernard. to w Burland: Relmont-ave,
n corner Monroe-st; year, per cent.
McManus James H, TO L Weinberg; Vanderbilt
ave- e s, 315 IT Of 1s0th-st; years per
Coz Henry E, to NJ Townsend; 46th-st. No 4
East year, Al per cent nt.....-................
Harne, F w. to Flood: De Milt-ave n s.
about 200 II W of Catherne-st 8 years per
Robinson. Edward F. to A Burnley: 164th-st.
s. 1So It Of Washington-ave: install
Markus Henry TO A Kreeland 2d-ave, n W
corner 122d-st; years. 5ia per cent. nt...........
Melville. N E, to } F Phillips; lots 149 and l5o
map 81 Raymond Park: years, per cent.
HoecE 9 C. 10 H Won Lshl; wilkins Place. s.
2Zel It n of Southern Boulevard; years.
Corrody. Edward, TO H Neuburger; I50th-st $.
doo II OF Brook-ave; prior mortgage. $40 500;
. years, . per cent ..................
Goodman, Elias, and another 10 K Vending;
J54th-st. No 544 East prior mortgage. S13 600:
d years. b per cent. ............
Dyer Harry L, and another to Van Schaick;
3oth-st s. 366S II OF 7th-ave demand
Gordon. B. TO H H Ries: sth-st s 1e2 fl e
OF lst-aVe; D years. per cent. ...............