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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-06
BALTIMORE CLUB WON TROPHY
Result Of the Whist Contest for the
Washington Prize.

The Baltimore Woman's Club won the
Washington trophy, the blue ribbon prize
of the eighth annual congress of the Wo-
mems Whist League of America, at Phila-
delphia yesterday. The Baltimore team
defeated the Hamilton Club team Of st.
Louis by the narrow margin of half a
match. The members of the winning team
are Miss Mary Hough. Miss HARRIET
Poultney, Mrs. George D. Penniman and
Mrs. J. c. McEldowney
The scores of the teams in the Washing
ton trophy contest are as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-06
GARDEN CITY GOLF.
Chick Won In the Morning, but Lost in
the Afternoon.

Travis was the winning and Travers the
losing champion In the morning round OF
the Garden City Golf Club tournament yes
terday, and in the afternoon Chick, who
had beaten Trayers. was against Travis
Az Chick put out Travis when they met last
week at Lakewood, the meeting was quite
an event. Travis, as he was on the links
for which he holds the record Of - was re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-06
OF ALL SORTS
CONTINUED from Eighth Page.)

sensational playing at second. His batting
was also one of the features Of the game.
The score: Blanks. 20 runs, II hits, err
rors: Records, runs, 5 hits, 10 errors.
Three-base hit-McClane. Two-base hits
McClane, Deakins, Steudley and Ravens.
Umpire-Mr. Gilen.
The Paducah sun., 1905-01-10

scalp wound. lie was then knocked
down, he claims, and his pockets
gone through, only 60 cents being
taken. His grip, which contained pa
pers OF no value TO any one else, was
seized and the two men ran on. Mr..
Hildreth soon recovered and boarded
car 10 the city hall
ohieer Henry Singery found the
grip behind A bill board near The De-
The Paducah sun., 1905-01-10

o'clock reported at police headquar-
ters that while on his way to the /.
G, depot to catch the Hopkinsyille
train, walking out Caldwell street,
be was assaulted and robbed.
When nearly TO the depot, accord
ing 10 his story, a white man and
negro suddenly came upon him, aud
one fred shot at him, the ball
.---siag bis head and inliicsins q
The Paducah sun., 1905-01-10
O

MI placed on sale Monday morning one lot of Drum
W mers Samples of Ladies Muslin Underwear,
ssng of Drawers Chemse Corset Covers short and long
Underskirts, Gowns These samples sent
buy from, naturally including all price garments and all
qualities and in place of returning the manufacturer by
mutual agreement sell all the garments COST. You
will find all this lot snowy white fresh and dainty full
plain trimmed in lace, tucks, Insertions Gar
ranging price from l0c $1,000 Should you miss
this sale you wise your purchasing AS the pref
ties and dahties patterns have tendency of going first
would advise early call
The Paducah sun., 1905-01-10

pot short time after the case was
reported to him, but no suspicious
characters were found in the neigh
borhood. The locality is infested with
tramps, and IL is likely a couple OF
hungry hoboes committed the rob
berry,
The Paducah sun., 1905-01-10

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 1O.-The
Tennessee electors, who met here yes
teTday were unanimous in favoring
William j. Bryan for president in
1905.
The Paducah sun., 1905-01-10
Wrecker Sent out.

The local l. G. wrecker was sent
out to Princeton this morning to
pick up a boiler and do odd Jobs on
the division,
The Paducah sun., 1905-01-10

Mr.. Thomas A. Neyins, of New Jer-
sey. president of the United States
Gas. Coal aud Coke Co., OF Padueai
The Paducah sun., 1905-01-10

Mr. George A. Lewis, publisher Of
the Kentucky Law Reporter and the
Frankfort Roundabout 4 H. ihe eisy.
The Paducah sun., 1905-01-10

Mr., jamie Brooks Is here from
Chicago en- route south.
The Paducah sun., 1905-01-10
ASSAULTED AND ROBBED.


An Early Evening Experience.
Assault and robbery are the
charges on which an unknown whiN
man and negro are wanted by the
police. W, =, Hildreth, an inspector
for the Ayer-l.ord Tie Co, who lives
New-York tribune., 1905-12-12
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court
An involuntary petition was filed against Samuel
Roth doing business the Crown Novelty Com
pany at No. sos Broadway. by Locke & Althen
and other creditors. with claims aggregating 1885,
Robert P Lewis appointed receiver of the
business of J. J. Cooper Smith & Son. with bond
of $3.50
John d. Hill, jr., appointed receiver Of the
business of Harris Speshandler, of No. 256 Bow
cry with a bond of $500.
An Involuntary petition was fled against the
United Educational Company, no address, of j.
Frederick Ackerman and John H. Duffy. with
claim of SO 1876; the J. f. Linde Paper Company
with claim of 500 and the Charles Francis Press
with claim of 81 800 Insolvency is admitted. John
K Creevey appointed receiver of the busi-
ness with a bond of $4,000 and authorized to
tinue the business for thirty days
Schedules of Henry Lewis, trading Henry
Lewis 6. Bro show debts of s1s708: assets. $500
The principal creditors c. f Fitzpatrick No
Is Broad-st.. s. 400 White Rock Mills No 100
Worth-st. &.01: F. {. Schwab & Co. No $50
Broadway. ss0s. The assets consist OF real estate
ss 500: stock al No Worth-st s. 300; deposit in
bank 500; accounts, SS09 Although giving the
value OF real estate owned by the petitioner at
s85ee the amount IS not added to the total of the
bankrupt's assets.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-12
LIS PENDENs.

stebbins-ave. n W. intersection 16Sd-st
1s2x391 TX Irregular 163d-st., 1886 # e. or
PTospect-ave I43.7x1ssx irregular; James B. Blossom
set Ellen Nj Chisholm; action 20 determine ownership;
attorney, A G. Mcdonald nm.
s3d-st No 1876 East; Henry Russell agt. Lena Holi
fnTscosiir. of mortgage; attorney. z. HERMANN
Mott-st No 81; s1st-st. No. 154 East; Max Levy and
another agt Louis Levy ct al partition; attorney L.
Levin. - 200 =, .
Matthew G. Kervan ct al ag Andrew p Morrison; war
rant OF attachment; attorney, II s. Davis.
Hudson-st, No 31s TO 321; Nandam-st., No IS to so
Ciolek & Smith agt. Robert J; MahoEey and another
action to forecose mechanics en attorneys, Weinberg
Br1thers ,,
Tuou agt Ann Miller specific performance attorney /
2d-ava e $. 500 # n of 18th st 25.Sx7G7 q; Myron
Falk John J. Reilly ct al; foreclosure OF mort
gage; attorneys, Wallach & Cook
fst-ave No. 643; Sd No. $50 Madison ST, Nos
100 and fS2: Emma Bodensteil Ida Natal ct al
partition: attorney. 4. Stern 90 =,
9Sh-st s s. 12O e o Madison-ave. 25xt00- H.
Ellen Terry Mary Mcdaniel action 10 obtain posses
sinp, attorneys Sackett. McQUaid & Stevens.
55th-st. No 534 West; Henry 2. Ansorge and
other ag Cornelius Daniesi action enforce payment
attorney. s. y. Freedman
BieeckeT-st. No 3a6; Harriet \. Brady and another
agt Charles ". Hanson, individually and ct al ;
partition; attorneys. Kurzrnan FTankenheimer.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-12
MECHANICS, LIENS.

Stf-aye corner i54th-st. 40K100; Sirnons &
eo9raetor a9fFslsasF az. 'ossph N ssss
staniGn Ra ovS9r ne 'a4 and eontracor $50
9tF-ave. s 9 corner 50th-st, 46x80; Louis T Syl
vester agt John Doe, owner: James Mcconnell IN ~
9Ttf-st Nos 3aS and 310; George Mongo & Son
agt H Litchfield owner; Hartly Eatsh 900 n,
contractor =, ~ - "
6th-ave. No 12; John Keller agt Hannah y Kelley
owner: Washington Square Hotel Company 40 -
l52d-st s g 100 It g Broadway. 135xi00 Solo
mon IIuss agt Scheer- -GinEberg Realty and Con ~ r,
Company, owner and contractor A'0VO y
I5lst-st t s. 100 # Of Broadway. 130xl0o; 20 n,
agt same. ~ y
1st-ave No 1.145 A E Kotz Fireproohpg Com ,,on
pany agt John Doe. owner Stertz contractor 44O W
I6Sth-st n s. $50 IT Of Futon-st. 40xes; Jacob
Somner agt Congregation Of Edith Israel, ooo .,
and contractor "'uVV "
eth-ave Nos 78S and 40: Gustne RIessr and
another Gottlieb Karpas, owner and con IN, ~
tractor "'S-' y
Tinton-aye W 6 100 IT 5 of 152d-st, 150x10O.
Kreischer Brick Manufacturing Company agt
Ignatz Floris Cooperative Association, owner
& WIttpenn, contractors 80 "
sStI-s Nos 205 and 207 East Krumholz s. Magd
ast Louis Mendelsohn. owner; l Lustgarten .-- =.
a5tb-st Nos 1913 and 1SJ West; J & NJ Cornell
Company agt ] Henry Smith, owner: George -,
Vassar's Sons & Co. contractors 4t9Z o
SufoIk-st, Nos 90 and 81: Jacob KopolOWftz and
another agt Goldberg, owner; GoldsteiR oo =,
Bros, contractors l%' "
New-York tribune., 1905-12-12
NASONS' UNIONS SPLIT.
Local Bodies Suspended for Sticking
to Trade agreement.

Unexpeeted and radical action was taken yester-
day by William c. Bowen, president Of the Brick
LAYERS and Masons International Union, who is
now in New-YorlI. against the briekayers unions
of the greater New-York for twice ignoring the
order of the international Union setting aside the
hreproofng clause in its local trade agreements
All Of the unions, except Local No 81. received
notice from him yesterday morning that they stood
suspended from the international union for their
infracticn Of its rules The SUSPENSION takes from
the local unions the right of recognition of their
union cards in other cities, SO that they cannot
work outside Of New-York They also forfeit the
money they paid into the international treasury,
amounting to from $1,000 10000.
in case the unions had obeyed the order setting
aside the hreproofng clause. they would be violating
their present trade agreement with the Mason
Builders Association
When the annual convention Of the International
union was held in Trenton in January. 1904. the
National Fire Proohng Company. which supplies the
freproofng material wanted the privilege Of bid
ding as sub-contraetor. The company guaranteed
that it would pay the wages Of the union. and
observe union conditions. and a resolution was car
Tied at the convention ordering the locals TO work
for any subcontractor on this installation who paid
union wages.
trade agreement. except No. 81 which had not
signed it, President Bowen and his international
executive committee came TO New-York q few
weeks ago. and he has been attending the meet
ings Of the bricklayers and trying TO get them to
observe the order referendum vote was taken
All the unions except No 81 decided TO stand by
the trade agreement Finally President Bowen
end the executive committee decided TO suspend the
refractory unions
There are eighteen unions in the greater New
York. with membership of about 10 600 which will
De s1ected by the order, except Local 81 OF these
unions nine ere in Manhattan eight in Brooklyn.
and one In Staten Island. The unions hold that If
the work Ia question sub-let the setting Of the
nrepfeonng @ eIs prick would soon be specially and
In suspending the New-YorS unions President
Bowen is suspending himself as he is a member
OF Local No Z, of NeW-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-12
nEcoRpEp MoRTeAeEs.

Schmidt. william Il. TO J Dassnbury; l4th-aTe'
- or,er 5tll-st; years. 5s per cent.
t-cIeer louis 10 II p Ansorge: Bathgate ave, G
"esg a. 10 n = OF 1sTth-st: due MAY %, 1905. .
Der cent ....-... o.. - =
oek Marcus /. ana another 90 American Mort
sr-a Company: 5th-ave. 40 II II OF l2sth-
dua Decembcr Is 1905 80 per cent - ::
t-o,t55z7i antonio TO J. Goldsmith; loth-st, No
395 E,asf. & years 54e per cent. -. -.
r,iIfard VIto. and another 70 e Broies; Morris
- n . corner 154tll- 81; years :, :. !,
I,errl ToIlse 10 North Side savings Banki lot
~ map Nein estate; due June 30 1907 "iz per
+srIsr Nathan 20 NJ Shea HEdson~st No 62s; .
CeIer samuel. aud another 10 Il Sies' 10, 81 81
AMENDED map MapeS estate; due june o. ls'S'
VSiS-t Gustav. 10 Jenny Cockburni lot 10 map
T,eibaun park; > years, per cent. :. =,
f.bestnuf William ]. 70 Century Realty company
lot Isl map Bruner estate; due June 80 lpes
peF g.. &.
,fsrro5 ratrick J. To same. lots 20 and a. same
Tasn. due June 80, 1905: ~ per cent -..' =. :.
ItiiiSn II in ], same; lot l3d, same map due
Jnne 30 ig9s, piI psr same loi is7 10 10 came
- nan due June 30 1908 So per cent.
iscroerfoTd Patrick III. 20 same lots p ana q
same man. due June &c 1903 ~ per cent.
Atlantic ksealty Company 70 Chelsea Realty COM
psny. tadway. II y corner iSeth-aii year .
Levin. Louis 10 saul bernstein: l25til-st. = 20
New-York tribune., 1905-12-12
MURPHY Balls FRIENDS
Tammany Leaders Brother Helps
Mem arrested for Gambling.

Eight friends of John J. Murphy, brother Of
Charles F. Murphy leader of Tammany Hail.
were arrested late yesterday afternoon on the
fourth floor of the building No. s Union Square
East, charged with operating game of keno.
The man charged with running the game said
he was Samuel J. Murphy. of No. 3O9 3d-ave
lie said he was "a performer" The others said
they were actors. business men, ETC. and gave
fictitious names. The police confscated what
they said was a keno outfit and other alleged
gambling paraphernalia
Captain Hussey and Detectives Kuhn and
kenney, who made the raid. took the men to
the East 22d-st. station. A messenger soon
brought John ]. Murphy He sent around
10 the Anawanda Club in East 22d-st and
asked Magistrate Moss. who, like J. ]. Muir
phy, is q member of the club, TO 20 to the STA
uon. AS soon as Mr. Moss heard that If vas
.Eohn J. Murphy who wanted him ne hurried
around and accepted $500 bail for each Mur-
ply gave his five story hathouse. No. S0S-90O
2d-aye.. security. He said he owned it and
that it was worth S41 ,000.
Samuel J. Murphy. the chief prisoner wanted
IL made clear that he is not in any way related
&c john J. Murphy, who bailed the prisoners
New-York tribune., 1905-12-12

A syndicate in which are General Horace Porter
Alfred Ciwynne Vanderbilt, Reginald {. Nahderpiii
Ogden Mills Charles T. Cook, Harry Payne Whlt-
ney and Lawrence E. Sexton. has bought through
Whitehouse & Porter from the Sound Realty Con-
pany tract of more than i62 acres In Inc brohA.
The parcels in the deal are the Ed"aro huHtel
Iandon Giles F. Bushnell and the Bronx and
Westchester Realty Company Grancis j. Schnugs)
holdings. The paid for the property was hou
made public. Som Brothers. Andrew D. CohieA'
Jacob IIirsch, Joseph Hammerschlas ana huhoer
of well known operators comprise the Souno i'e@'S
Company
This is an investment purchase Eventually the
syndicate viii develop the tract, divide II into lotS
etc and then sell it. The property IS bouhoed on
the east by the East Chester Road, beginning az Z"
point SEQ feet north of the Bronx and Pelham
Parkway and extending along the East Chester
Road TO a point 160O feet south of the intersection
with the Boston Post Road. making frontage OIL
about $500 feet It is divided by Sawmt Lane
which, runs east and west from the WilliamsprldSe
Road to the East Chester Road, half a mile north
of the Bronx and Pelham ParkWsy. The properly
is half mile wide at Sawmli Lane Ihroush IT.
from north to SOUTH runs stony BROOK witch
south of the parkway becomes Westchester Creek.
The route of the New-York, Westchester and Bos-
ton Railroad the new rapid transit railway now
under construction, extends straight thro1gn@ @ n,ie
property in northeaSteFly qlfeGton 81 ID +%ronehouf
fbe stony Brook valley, and will have no 8ra40 4
at ifs eTossngs with SawmilI Lane and the East
Chester Road. Sawm Lane is TWO hllle9 I4 si+ ~ ~
road viii connect with both the New-hayen s99QF 9
han tracks and the present subway extension
Mil lane Will be the third station from west
Farms. ia . 1arsa ,,ln+ of
land facing the Botanical Gardens, north Oh BrohA
Park and with frontage on the BronX. I've IriEed;
The nronerty was known for many years as i
Charles Island" It was patronized mosag , ,es ~
German The buildings on lhe pte etillS-o
were destroyed by fire about year ago. Inc ptSer
will erect factory and loft building on t4e T5p,
ham 10 an investor the northwest corner OF 81.
Nicholasave and 1S2d-st, two apaFtlnene n04IeS
Also sold for Ida B Snyder to investor No Sl2
100 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-12-12
HELD tTP R. D. BALLANTINE
HE Paid HUSH MONEY.
Charlotte CTa.) Nan Confesses-
Taco Others Flee.
TBy Telegrapl. 70 The Tribune ]

Richmond, Va. Dec. 11.-R d. Ballantine. who
committed suicide Saturday in Newark. n j.
IS believed to have been bounded into the Fash
set by hIsekToailers. John s. Hawkins q "e4i
known insurance man of charlottesville. ana d
former sporting man. Henry Niche and F. c.
duncan. the last mentioned the owner OF a pool
room are charged with having held Baiian'ihe
,.n several .--eeks ago. and with having obtained
large sums of money from him.
4ssvrlins has been arrested and released on
II COO bond. with Mrs Thomas Wood as ms
security. The other two men have made thelI
escsDe one is believed to be in Jamaica ana
the other has been reported in Norfolk ana III
New-York. .s ;,s,r,,-
Hawkins Acknowledges that he was lnsbiJ s,sioL
mental Ia attaining the information on when
the hIackrnaii was levied, but says una I1 ~
never personally received a cent OF the none none
II Is believed that Balantine. fearing the Story
would reach his family as Wen as a ven @ niiom, ta
young woman 10 whom ne Is saIa 10 E ~ so;,5od
once engaged, became oesPoiu0'''' W
70 pifn,i, Aia. was generous TO fault. and was
q sfanch patron OF the University OF Nlrglhia;
of which he was an aiuinfus n Ier9[ for
q rural letter carrier mis- personal cheeA loi
81 900 for doing him small favor
Robert n. Fsausntiue who killed himself in his
r,etber,s home. Newark last Saturday night. VIII
ne hurried this afternoon in the family plot IN MOUNT
pleasant Cemetery. The services VIII De prlN9'e'
,,nIv members of the immediate family attending
Relatives yesterday diseredited blaekmah ana
other stories which have been circulated as reasons
which may have prompted him TO end ms ne.
PaIiantines relatives say that his inability to
oonouer his appetite for intoxieans caused him 10
become despondent-
4enr- Young jr.. son-in-law Of Mrs. John h
Tallantine. gave cut the following statement yes
terday:
As 70 a love AFFAIR being responsible Tor the aGl
f nv bro;her-iu-IaH, feel certain th1t thtte -
,a4bi1g to in Friends from Virginia from nLIoHt =;
Ne have heard Tear out this view Among ulSIl -
f.eo-ee Mason caretaker of my brother-lh-la,M , :
ST+sts fn Virginia and friend. The telegram lh5t
the 1elIna man received short time DeIoTe ne
en5e5 his life was from Mason. asking RopeFt 10
meet him at a certain train Mr. Mason Is no"
here. 49,. o.5inc his business
:. fairs last Tuesday, and ne told me at that uhs
sbaf he Was in a good condition nnanclalls anu
-ss not pressed for money. He was apparently nor
worried over his affairs The stories about the
biacknail are SO vague that the family OF the the
Tounr man cannot know whether the storles are
true or not But we do not believe they are;
Fchert had been drinking for some time, ana ne
~oIid not throw the desire off The only reason
we can give is that he grew despondent over ms
weakness
A story from the South connected young Baian-
tines name with that of Miss Bette Cooke, said
to De a belle Of GhaFlottesviiie, N that ne pro
J1osed to her several times and was rejected ne
cause Of his habits.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-12
MR. NACLAURIN WINS.
Eronerated by Deacons-Says He
viii Stag an Church.

The Rev. Archibald 3 MacLaurin defeated
his enemies IN the Sixteenth Street Baptist
Church last night. winning from the board of
deacons verdict Of exoneration by a vote of
TO J. Deacon West was the only one who
stood out against him. Maurice W. Lewis su-
perintendent Of the Sunday school, one of his
enemies, handed I'm his resignation TO the mem
aers. and W. B. Osler was elected in his place.
When the session was over at early hour
this morning Mr.. MacLaurin said he had been
eXonerated. and would moi resign, but would
spend the rest Of his life Ia the church. His
opponents are going 70 carry the fight to the
council of ministers.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-12
REALTY NOTES.

Schneider & Bachrach are the buyers of No 4OS
East 52d-st., sold recently. and Benjamin B. Marcus
of No. 623 East 135th-st.
Leon s Altnlayer was the broker in the sale for
William r. Nelson to Max Tannenbaum of the
northeast corner of COlumbus-ave. and 82d.st, a
five story apartment house, with stores 2fXlUO Ieet
George f. Read & Co. have leased to stan
ley & Patterson the building N2 - Mutras-s' M
extending to No. % Warren-st, 25XlI5 feet, Tor a
term of years -, no.,
over National Bank one-half OF the fourth hoor to
Potter & C'hoate members of the New-York STOCK
Exchange, term of years.
Bloodgood. De Saulles Talbot have sold fqT the
estate of Mary H. Powers house ana stable IN
Forest-aVe Rye, Westchester County.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-12
AucrIoN sALEs TODAY.

At IA Vesey BY Bryan J. Kennedy; So Seth s.
500 II West End-ave. 2oi lx102.2; sty br
voluntary 21st-st. u iG0 e
ave- 20xas9; : sy brownstone dwg h; vol
untary sale: 22d-s; s W Of ot4i-ayc "A 9x
~ sly dwg h; voluntary sale; 120 and 422 Willis
ave $50 II Of i35th-sf. 50xee.S; two stv brk
hs, with stores voluntary sale; nionate s. - II
Clinton ave " < 13l6 II n az io9ths o. 1oTI gS -
voluntary aaIs Liz slmpson-sI g. teT ii OF HoInet
50xiOO: sg dWg voluntary sale: Euion-avt
$. block front bet 16ath gath SITS. lots each
New-York tribune., 1905-12-12
AUCTION sALEs YESTERDAY.

100 # oi BaTksr-aFe. 1axls7.5 Williamshridge 1 4
Scohed agt Nj II Donovan; NJ J EsViey, atty Z y
oBnsn ref tam due, $22l4 So taxes, ETC. $e2 2); to
BY Peter 7 Meyer: Fairmount Place, n e Crotona-
70X2f; z y Dxan Elizabeth Dixon ct al; James
kearney, atty; / Well ref; partition TO Nary f Bird
fo
New-York tribune., 1905-12-12

ors f e ompany to sy gs vaa
Berein-st i25 # Of Columbus 20
wsssn sfss5 Psr ffo6s sent t. ,o,i;r saving. fsa ot 49,
"aas as1as i's Estate D3is' Gas Jnne fass s. 1885,
LoyenthaI. David. 70 E Il Brainerd; Madison ., 90
aye: 10 =, tsg years f per cgn9. ttci, and
aRothe-. 7oth-st No IS West: years "a
Mtsllsn Albert c to Margaret K,o9bi Aaues.
duct-aye cor Fordham pi; years $50
Fn m No He1Ty s1 TO Essss s4s sssy eaF GG ''
Loan Association: creston-aY, " cor oo
carozza 2 70 per !. c e!assidy fIuehes.av W $ 100
# Of wiiIlam-st instaiments; 4 per cent 200
Lipman Max. and another, 70 F. ohl ist-ag. X On
shapiro 5Ss payld telei5 q joseph or%i6 ssshs a.
sa 61s4a seEs e8r to qs hH8ss@ss 60
FISHER, Morris. TO Cohen and another; ~
Dillon, RhineIander 2 eentury mo & Realty ~ ,SG7 CO.
K9ocf Per weBdeiin. Ssnd to . Tower: wabater-ar
cogov G9 1873 4Bjs das gns % e. Faa 22s Rs
ss B4isl me35ssss s4a ssoasf ssS
o0o demand per sent ;.-,- ,.it, o''o
BpheP fs s3s due j 1905 per cent ~,
Dawd: Herbert > geme SENS. iot 6! % s.; same SIS
ans6n dgs Hnf Isl igns < TO Pc. sse; o H.
e ap dEar ags 9Jpf to So ssds lsof lots Z 5B to so 145
loo, 15T same map due June 80, 1908; 5 co
Moore William r. ot; s. and S. ZOO
Ryan, Daniel l. 70 same: lot 65. same map; %.
schas es Gotfried M ed to same @ lots los ana los
spsiden Ernest K. to same; lots 20 ana t6' ana.
"sf ifss L2tti' s June p 30 to s6 s6Pf 81 0t per r. hp
wittig. Anna II n. e same: lot -. same map aol
sehaer a 'S = + tS to same me lot IA
Kishisesan sPhs s 'V onanne9 a s. to same lot 26
map due June 90, 1905 g6 per cent =, ~ i'
ssss SssgtoE1 S @ yeaps aG @ 81 % per 1890
hus-ave s, lot s. map Downing estate Que so
tt5 if' James n t9Vp " to North SIDE Bank of
lyn; Htgh-st W 8. lot 234 map West Mount = N,
May, Matilda. to Michael Corcoran; 62d-st, a -,
200 f Of AmsteTdan-aEg Xears d@e g9e cent fa 0VO
Aged women; shsriff-st No 56i years per % oo,
siTnpson Ggps sG Maria S To- American Mortgage Com
pany; 22d-st Nc 472 West: due June 80 1897 , n,
same to same; same property due June 80 1901 , 80
tei9feP Per Jon osn to Century Realty Company;
lots 10 and II, map Bruner estate; due June 30 AN
1907. 5t per cent @'4V
4asn Bsnt 59en % o HEf 81 Eas9 a pa
Shapiro David. to Lawyers Title insurance and
due leSf Decs s5lbsiS smBer I'll 1905 cent 5000
scRaeTeT, tehF y y vesrs per cent 4O0
Cohen Charles to Park Mortgage Company;
Wales-ave . corner st A1ary-sti years 64s . oo
Muller. gf H F. to Muller Gieason-aye. n e 80
M0fEah asF h''s5 eaTone F. to Lawyers TITLE INSURANCE
and Trust Company; PsrkneTe s. 4il M 1T II 90 M
st. n s. 200 # E Of 1oth-ave; years 5la per - ~
Fitch. Julia K. and L Anna kellogg and others
to Rufus H knE sasts of John Nf Hone me- due june H.
1908, per cent '-''-'''' l''"