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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-25
TO REARRANeE OIL RATES,
Santa r. Road and OIL Company Mat
ters Discussed,

tets Discussed,
Topeka kanS,. May 24.--The Santa
Re viii meet the oil producers OF Kan
sNs within 10 days aud rearrsuse the
freight rates on oil.
General Freight Agent KontE made
the following annouaeement Of the
eompanys Intention
AT the preliminary conference with
the oil men the producers were asked
to prepare q statement showing what
market they wished teTeach, The pro.
ducers have been busy recently pre-
pairing this statement.
In the meantime We have been 80.
Ing over the situation aud have pre-
pared figures 40 that At the coming
conference we should be able TO a.
the producers what can be done for
them as soon a. they make known 60
us what markets they want to reach
In an interview Superintendent W.
y. Gates. Al Independence kanA,.
said that Notwithstanding recent pub
lIoalions concerning enlargement oi
the eompany'A facilities. conditions In
the oil helds remain practically uu.
changed. The Prairie on and Gas
company IL running about $4,000 bar.
rels OF oil a day IN Kansas and the
Indian Territory and storage tanks
material for which has been on the
ground for some time. continue 10 be
erected IN the territory. Drilling op.
eFaiiohs are almost NJ a standstlll In
Kansas. and are bSeomlng less IN the
Indian Territory.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-25

HO, Springs ATk- May H,--Wesisy
O. Parker. us'll iast TsssdAy srekangs
teller IN tho Arkansas hatsOual baak
q this city. IL MISSING snd q 10 elaim
"a that his seeounts shov q sboVtaes
OF sie 90. Prssiesut E y. Hi ~
the hsnk. AID today tkat shs iustltn-
tion IL faliy secured ~ a bod far
nlrsed b. the Sbssnt teller Fsrtes
vas "a oacsr n en- Arka0aAs RAJ
meat euring ne Spanish -AmsEiean sas
anS n secretary Os The local lo6ge u
EhA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-25

Aibaay. y. r.. Nag 9g,--Upoa ths
application Of Attorney tisnesai MaysF,
Justice Cochsaae, Of the supFems eouFt
hers today appolntsd Douglass mob.
lnsou sud the Nsv YaFk Trust eomps.
~ a. receivers of ths Mercbants' Truss
company. The bond ~ Mr.. Robinson
was aNsa ~ tSooeeo uaasr ne las
The trust company a. Tsesivsr D. 90,
required 10 give = bead. Local intsf
ct IN tbs failure ~ ths Merchants
Trust oompaay 4 snhRneed ~ rhs la.
pOrtAns sasc wbieh fhs failure satpils
spoa the aifslfs u she hsdsOa valley
RHiiwag company. ~ Vns ID Aibany
Il Ia = positiun 20 aay hoe n wlh a.
feet TIE EIueson ysllsy railway. whose
oaioes are a cless Pals. Aaaisaa CO.
via. q thsi plscs. being Ne preaidsat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-25
oRouno SINKS 700 FEET.
nIs Copper Mine In Arizona IL Filled
With Earth and TimbsFs.

nla ceppsr Mine In Arizona 10 Filled
With Earth and TimbsFs.
Prescott. AriE., May 24.-MIlliOnS OF
cons Of rock and earth eaved In al
noon Monday In Senator Clark's Unit.
"a Verde copper mine At Jerome. ArtE..
lhe ground dropping over the surface
% the 700fOot level. Cracking. tim
barx gave the alarm, and zoe miners
nbd for their lives and escaped unib'
laTed.
Dor several days the ground has
been settling. and timber ereaking.
Tke extent Of the damage cannot as
g6l be sscertAined. but ~ Il Is a. bad
IS feared. the great property viii be
.rlpaed and the existence 81 the Jerome
Mlll be d0omed. The ohncials Of the
oompnny take an optimistic view Of
the situation and say the damage j.
not iEssparabie. and that the smel'eF
wIn BE- working again within q month.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-25
SOUTHERN pREssvrsRIANs.
Question Of Federation VIII Probably
De Considered.


De Considered.
Fort Worth. Tex, May 2t.--Today
the question Of federation with other
Presbyterian bodies will probably be
considered BY the Southern Presbyte'
rian general assembly The report
OF the special committee on federation
will. Il Is believed. be presented this
afternoon.
Il has been announced that the spe-
clal committee cannot agree on a
unanimous report and the views Of the
majority and minority viii be offered.
Efforts are being made today by the
more conservative commissioners to
have a compromise measure subsiltui-
ed for these reports. Several dele
gates have expressed the belief that
the assembly wlli not vote for fedora
ton. but viii favor closer relations
and cooperation With the other bodies.
The Qlestlon % marriage and a.
yorCe was taken By the assembly. An
overture from the Montgomery. Ais,
presbyiery. asked that = COMMITTEES be
named 10 atisnd an Interstate eoufef.
ence Of churches for the purpose sf
considering thiE question.
The eommittee CO bills and over.
lures recommended thai such commit.
tee should not Be appointed This ~
port vss followed b. a gsberHi discus-
alos.
The assembly wAl called 10 Ordet 81
10 o'cloek By Moderator Piunkttt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-25
ATTEMPTED suIclpE.
Young Man Takes Poison After Attend
Inc Revival services.

Tounu Man Takes Poison After Attend
Inc Revival Services
cambridge, Ga, May s4.--schuyler
Doddridse, 8 young white mao. former.
~ a native OF TyFOnne. Ky attempted
to epd hIs life 81 the F0rdham ho, 81
In this city Monday night Doddfidgr
has been a resident OF cambridge aps.
eral months. holding a position with
a local cooperpge company.
Ne 10 rciIRi0uniy Inclined and super
intehden, Of Que OF The sunday schools
of this place. The recent revival
meetings are supposed 20 have beaF
lBg ca bis attempted suicide. a. Ne
baA. under stress Of religious foryof.
brooded on family troubles,
DoddridEe Was diAsSTered shortly ~
ter taking a drug aud heroic methods
saved his life The phyuielans ssii-
mate that from Two 10 thFes grains Of
morphine Wsfe takes The y0uae man
viii recover.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-25

Parts. Msy - ssefstafY Hay wi
lfuss hsps aeEf Mossay fN . trtst
say. AFTasssments have benn faa4e
foF hin ~ Wsst fOFelas Ninistaf ~.
esess. Thia 10 liksiy - ss9es9 e.st
sl1srshls spseaialiea. bet ~. HAS,
onlY patrboss u ~ make fisH -
esurtsaB - N Dplcsase. END ~ ~
ter 81 bsNflns fhis espreas afe
- nakf e. 49, eaa s ~
naa sfmenss q atf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-25

Phiiaasighia. Asy st,-~Dreeter ~
PuSiic wcska Costello saa Direcls
of pnbsie SAFETY smlfh. today q The
request q Nayor Weaver tsaasFsd
ttsff designations 1his - she
iAtesi sad nost F,artllss ssvslspmsns
n tke nshs assiast TIA iease COT Is
yeap of ne eity ga saskr 10 ths
Unstsa Gas tmpfosemsnl eompanY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-25
roan 70 gaAaMENrA


Leeomesive BelleT 9Npleeaa kililaa
eiE Rmpleyes,
colambuH. o.. May gl.-The bailef
Of 40 sneins stAaalng pear TIE Hoek
inG Valley railYoae r0ahd house eEploa
"a, instantly Killing niS men vhs we're
., Work urarby.
The building Was damaged sna qaas
Ilfiss % the dsbfis we're scattered Ia
Cll directions
Those killed wsrs Pred Shuttle
Am0a spcaAman, Jneob Davis. TFea
cfumIsy. John nisminEham sd Car
fiHnG.
TIE sasins was being tesisd for lts
nFtt Fas AFTER febaildlns roar 81,
ginss ssaadias Rssrby vsFe wrecked
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-25

Toxic. May 2S-NOon.- Imperial
ely headquarters reporting today.
4fs that the Russian cavalry which
9toufed toward Fakumen from the
Bht bank Of the Lao river. was IRE
.pentiy defeated by our rear guards.
NJ May 20. after their failure In the
'lcinity OF Tafangshen, they cRmped
|ith the main strength AT SlAotatzu.
s miles from Tafangshen. On May
q they retreated 90 the right bank
b the river. In the meantime a few
|ompanles OF the remaining force on
ne left bank Of the Aalai river we're
|efsated and retreated northward In
|incrder.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-25

Nss Yovt. NAY - -ADsrscas se,
eurIfies were b ssmaad n Lcadee
sraiu inasf anf prieef vsss highsf b
Jmpaihy osheFs vsrs EahSeef %
prr.surv ana tss ssssif "a q WY
rr rFsf rgratak
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-25
TmaO aosssRY OF THIS Store
Husulsrs Enssr ire store o. smith sne
Secure only IS.

rnasvfIle, Ga. Nay sf--Sone time
- ne early morning. hours q sun
htrrIars entered the store 81 .. b
and tOok therefsom ab0nt s. L.
The entrance vas enectst
"a the rear door In box -
the ore from Which ths IS waf
\ wa ano,acr containing bon, 81
,ouey Tnis SO 10, moies'ea, Ia
lbsr no; seeias y
No ciews a. 10 the ideEi.iy o. ths
srriars hsrs De,n discovered. Thi'
ne third time Ibis store has bet
sahhed slses NJ S1ith has e~rs "
hnslness there
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-25

ls.lruss. KISS NAY st.-Ar Nap
Al rxssrmors the eel knoSn uriisi
- rssDrnsF. dist a. her ho1s Der
,asns. nsoacARis snd 9 weak bar
1fresa a. crs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-25
ATEsT NEWS or
| ORIENTAL SITUATION
b Direct Advices Have Been
Received From Rojestvensky.
ss NOT BELIEVED HE Is DEAD
ppuld Opposing Fleets Come TOseth.
y, Nc Doubs Exists that TOSo's Yes.
ssls viii Concentrate Their Fire on
IRE Russian Men-of.war.

( g. Petersburg. May 24.-The Assoc
|nged Press was informed at the adj.
'lfRltg to-day that no direct adyices
&fe been received from Vice Admiral
11estsensky for 10 9.ys, when II is
t|Ieyed he set out on his long voyage,
- report OF ROjestvenskys death
Ne Fidieuled at the admiralty.
The sending OF Vice Admiral Blre.
~ 70 Vladivostok. It is now explained,
natural precautionary measure
v the purpose Of having an energetic
Drnander at Vladivostok TO replace
|eieltvensky in the event that the lat
n q killed or disabled during the
sahiag sea fight. no doubt being enter.
lined that II the fleets come together.
tmiral Togo's vessels will concen-
ate their fire on the Russian flagship.
should Rojestyensky come out OF
y fight victorious and enjoying his
nth. It is considered a foregone con
Alsion that he viii be rewarded by
.pointment to the supreme command.
rOrtunately. the best relations pre-
HN between Rojestvensky and Biriie
a the latter would be glad to give
70 his victorious colleague.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-25

zen said today that he would be ready
to argue the motion for a new trlai
Tor HOch next Saturday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-27
000OOO000OOO0O0OOO0OeG

OKLAHOMA Cry is setting her mark high-she
proposes to have population of $4,000 people in
1910. She may not reach the mark but certainly the
efforts she is making will result in great growth for
the city. Why shouldn't the example Of this and
other ambitious towns in Oklahoma and Indian Ter
ritorv fire the enthusiasm aud the energies Of
Chickasha to redoubled eforts2 Why shondn t
Chickasha become city Of fifteen twenty thousand
people within two years. We have all the advantages
our mark high and work together as one man to re-
alize it The present is critical moment in the his
tory of the city-our future depends largely what
we do now. Will we rise to the emergency and seize
the opportunity
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-27
cHIcKAsHA, IND. TER, APRIL 81. 1908
A MENACE TO PUBLIC HEALTH

EVERY ONE knows that the city is dotted with
pools of stagnant water that are breeding places of
germs and disease Take walk over town. if you
don't believe it, and how many of these vile places
there are. The long continued wet weather has in
tensi6ed the evil until it constitutes distinct
TO the public health.
DR.. Penquite forcibly called the attention of the
council to the matter at recent meeting, pointing
out the prevalence OF sickness due this and
showing clearly the grave dangers with which are
threatened
1t is true that this situation is not a new but
it has reached point where urgent action is de-
manded. We cannot afford to longer tolerate exist
ing conditions-the danger is too great.
There is no more vital issue before Chickasha at
the present time than that of drainage It must be
recognized that the problem is hard one and the diff
fcultes to be overcome are great. It will involve
heavy expense and perhaps will require years to
cessfuly carry out all that should be done But
tainly now is the time to make beginning If we
cannot entirely do away with the evils complained Of
we can at least alleviate them and do something to
relieve the present situation and render the city
sanitary.
There are also lesser evils to be looked after From
stables, pgstyes and other quarters come stenches
that smell to heaven and that constitute scarcely less
serious menace to health Then there are alleys full
Of filth that should be removed Isn't it time for a
general cleaning up
The sanitary regulations Of the city are very
plain and they should be enforced to the letter Every
citizen should be willing to do his part assisting the
officers 10 give us a clean, healthful city
***
THE DOUBLE statehood convention held in this
city attended by Just FIVE persons, and of the
number was reporter for the Phoenix the trail Of
news item. 1t would from this that the
alarm felt Immediately following the adjournment of
the 6sth Congress of tidal of sentiment for two
states not well founded OF all the many failures
of the double statehood advocates to work up enthu
asm and crowd, last nights attempt proved the
greatest.-Muskogee Phoenix
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-27
FREMONT
GRAPE
JUICE

Wehave just received a ship
ment of the Famous FIRE.
mont Grape Juice. If you
are not feeling well and it
seems that the Spring Fever
will get the best Of you try
a bottle of this pure infer
mented Grape Juice it will
tone you up. Il is a very
pleasant drink. Have you
noticed how much better a
great many people of Chick
asha look since they have
been trading with us2 That
shows they get something to
eat. Give us a trial if you
would look we'll and hearty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-27

THE CITY council is holding numerous meetings,
showing disposition to earnestly deal with the vari-
GUS problems confronting it. This is the right spirit
and the Soons should be encouraged to persevere in
the good work. Now is the best time for the present
administration to do work that will justify its promi
ses and establish its claims for public appreciation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-27

THE OKLAHOMA editors gave forth no uncertain
sound on the subject of statehood Their resolutions
demand single statehood and to be hoped that the
press Of the two territories without exception will
back up the sentiment There ism the slightest pre-
text for keeping up this separate state agitation We
need all the strength that comes from unity
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-27

JOHN SEBASTIAN, passenger traffic manager Of
the Rock Island system Of railways, who has had
to do with the building of towns than perhaps
any other man in the United States, says that bonus
given to enterprises should not be indulged in
freely by commercial bodies. His objections are that
it opens up an opportunity for graft and does not
bring to the town class of citizenship who is willing
to do its part in the great work of town building.
There are many good reasons for believing Mr.. Sc
bastian right. But the encouragement Of infant in
dusries by special privileges and by special efforts
the part of commercial bodies cannot come under the
head of bonuses and such organizations should be on
the alert to hold out every consistent inducement
new industries s-Ardmoreite.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-27

A NEW ordinance relating to street tax and street
work has been passed by the council II is believed
that larger sum for street improvements will be
realized from it and better results will be shown.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-27

IT is only little over a month till the great Ma
tional Editorial Association will make Chckasha a
brief visit. What going to do to entertain the
editors' 1t is opportunity to advertise the city
that should not be missed-wel never have better
opportunity to get good advertising for less
money The name of Chckasha will appear in every
metropolitan daily well in the lesser daies and
weeklies throughout the country. What the pen
pushers say about will depend upon theimpressions
they receive during their stay with us. It behooves
us to give them royal reception and it is not too
early to begin to arrange for it, This is matter
which should be taken up at once by the commercial
club.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-27

In the meantime it is proper to inquire again
when the Commercial Club is to hold a meeting and
get TO doing business1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-27

TOGO AND Rojestvensky seem to be playing
hde-and-seek.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-22

Cleaning paper instead Of replacing It
with new when soiled has become a
common method of keeping our walls
In presentable condition, but in cities
where smoke consumers are still
dream Of the future hiring this clean
ing done by experts ~ considered too
heavy an expense by many families of
moderate means. feel sure, there
fore, that many people will welcome,
as did, the recipe for the manufacture
OF the material used for cleaning re-
ceived from thrifty nelghbor, says n
writer In Good Housekeeping: One
quart Of flour, one henplng tablespoon
full Of salt, one tablespoonful Of soda,
three tablcspoonsful Of ammonia (the
common household kind and one pint
Of rain water. Mix and steam one-half
hour in creased tin pan, cut In pieces
to handle while stlll hot ana knead
thoroughly. Keep In air tight box or
jar until ready to use.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-22
intered in the san ngelo Post once
rs second. class mail matter
MENUlFtG HINTS.
Dow HroI,v" Cliinn or GLASS Mny He
tVmcntrG successfully.

Dow Hrol,vD CEirn or Glass May He
tvmcntrG SucccssTuIIy.
III M,.".."t i..,,sa or china the pieces
Should he "usn". Hul soap ana water
ana tic" rarc' n.y ,.jci in orGcr to re.
move any grease ihdt may he on them.
care must be taken not to break Off
the sharp points Of the fracture, for
the more irregular ii Is the better the
cement will adhere, says the Chicago
tribune. Warm one of the pieces and
then put the cement on the other, not In
excessive quantity. however. Bring
the parts close together and contrlye
TO have them remain so until the ce-
mont hardens.
lf the pieces are numerous Il Is best
To cement one piece Mt time, allow It
to harden and then put on another, and
so on. In ccmcnting all the pieces Mt
once the difficulty of keeping them TO.
gcther Is Increased, and when YOU
get them In contact Mt one point YOU
Will find you have displaced them at
another.
he sure TO let the cement harden
thoroughly before you test the adhe.
sion, otherwise you may undo what
you have done. In either case the
blame belongs to you and not to the
cement. Most OF the cemcnts on sale
VIII he found durable II the directions
arc carefully followed.
Fractured pieces In cases where the
article Is not frequently used may be
mcnhch with white coachmaker's var
nlSl or wet white lead or the white of
mn egg. a good cement Is made by
dlssolv,ng i,HSsian i@inglass in soft wa
ter. oyster shells finely pulverizcd
and miScd into II thick paste with the
white Of an egg produces excellent &C.
mcnt, which can sustain heavy weights.
If lamps become looscncd from their
metallic sockets they can easily be re
paired with plaster OF paris. BE sure
that II IL boiled plaster. If IL has not
been boiled, boil 1t yourself by putting
II In vessel on the stove. The air
and moisture will be forced out, as
you VIII sec by the bubbles. Remove
all the old plaster from the lamp. fiji
II with fresh plaster mixed with water
and while tie plaster IL still soft press
the lamp into the socket and let II
harden. The plaster must he lust SIN
enough to pour and the surplus plls-
ter which will be forced out OF the
socket can be readily wiped Off.
To repair knife handles I'LL the han
die with powdered roSin, heat the
knife and force II into the handle.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-22
How 10 Cure Nervous Headache.

An effective cure for nervous head
ache Is found In the simple act OF
walking backward. Ten minutes is
quite long enough for the "constltu-
tional" II Is not necessary to walk
particularly straight; any sort of walk
Ing will do as long as it IL backward.
1t Il well to promenade in Il long mar
row room where the windows are high
IA corridor, for instnncc-and walk
very slowly, first placing the BAH of
the foot on the floor, then the heel.
This exercise not only acts AS n cure
for nervous headache, but II promotes
n graceful carriage.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-22
How to Mend Amber.

70 mend amber requires certain
amount Of care, though the process Is a
simple one, Apply some llnseed oil TO
the broken edges and then hold the
oiled parts over gas Jet, covering the
rest Of the amber meanwhile with II
cloth. AS soon as the oiled parts pc
come sticky with the heat press the
edges which are to be united together
and hold them very carefully till cold.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-22
How to Succeed with the Gala.

We now have nine varieties Of the
Gala, all worth growing, either as pot
plants or in a wet situation outside.
They are the little gem, very dwarf
variety; the black Gala, with jet black
flowers; golden Gala, yellow cana,
leopard Gala, with spotted flowers; red
Gala and spotted leaf Gala. They oil
require soil OF rich alluvlal loan,
with plenty OF well rotted manure.
Start with two-year-old roots. rot
them and set the pot In water and
leave 1t there until the plant has done
blooming, then take It out and let II
grow until August, when let It dry pff
and put in the dark until January,
when .start!it.by1puttIng It IN the vp-
teE,again, Thercalla Is a swamp plant
and'ml@tSbc rented accordingly,
iba 'fvrP3,ess 49,.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IL yesey-st-By James Wells: 10 Waverley Place.
24I3 II of 6theve. 22xHT, front and sy rear
bldg; and trus SALE to Albert Field for S22Gco
By Bryan L Kennedy: 3S2 Grand-st, 30 II W OF
Sufols 25x1o0. sy ten h; exrx sale
of Samuel Firus Jacob Tanenbaurn
s33, 100; Ryerave, $40 10 of Burnside ave
50x150 6N50 9x141T vacant voluntary sale bid in at
S2,950; 1e1 0Sth-st 1916 II of Amsterdam,ave.
DIX sty brk h: " Jarvis trus agt Patch
al: A p Whitehead, atty A II Vanderpoo ref; amt
due $40. 10: taxes etc SIPS: w II klinker for
S34 750 . ,
BY Joseph Day: $50 16lst-st n 100 IL TT o.
Broadway is 11x99 story blk dwg H. action 2 West
Trust Co ano agt Butter et al =
Prime. atty: Hurry. ref amt due 50 'l3 80;
taxes ETC. s15s 90: withdrawn: 551 16lst-st 4O0
W OF Amsterdam 1S11Xe9 II: story Ok avg n
etc Sf5S 90: withdrawn. 49,.
BY Meyer: Land under water around ward 3
Island; plots sale: estate of A Lawrence
dec d. f II Gilbert $4,000
At Bronx salesroom-By Julius II Haas: = loe Mapes, pes
lis 1SUth-st, 33x145; sty IT dwg ana
stable executors sale estate Of
Menaker for $4,000; 52T Courtlandt-ave g. ~ NJ
of 14sth-st 25x1Oo: sy fr dwg n exr sale; estate
Brumm deceased; to l. l<ese for ss3oo; isoth-St
100 # OF Courtla 25xlQo vacant ex sale a
OF Haertlng deceased to l. + kunz Tor SozVo;
14lstst, 100 # OF Walnut-aye oOSl0o sly II
dwg h voluntary sale: NJ Martin for SOTO I4Ith-
ST. 800 # of Austin Place 2oSsxSx @ rres' vacant
voluntary sale; NJ Lippman for SlOto
McQuay & Co. 2d-st. 900 IT OF avenue g.
Cnionport 100x206 running through to 1stst voluntary
sale: 10 NJ c Hendrickson for $1,000