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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19
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en- itor Ssuo~oanoring foreaaar til ben,
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at hd ioritprret Miis Goreli ben0cs
observation-disclosures. en- Taa ienSte
bun iaa I'm Sieneitepiae oocr til Sfo.
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ment: "NiiS Gorcai ienSer Wis
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-19

SenS "SeeOrnb.Y oiten" til SIast
% 8enner / BET gamle 2oH6.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10

four story hathouss No. Ssa East 12Oth-st. on lot
64x1Q0.n feet.
Isidor Wollhem has bought No. 3Os East ssd-st,
five story hathOuSe. lot 25X1GO.S feet.
Morgenstern & Kushner haye sold for D; Rosen.
zwelg to Kronowit & Stolof No. 226 to 230 East
111th-St., two six story tenement houses, on plot
60x109.11 feet They have also sold No. S07 East
Sth-st., six story tenement house. on lot 2Sx9I.6
feet for Leon Hirsch to KronOwit & StolOff; also
sold No 20S9 2d-ave. q four story tenement house,
lot 25.3x75 feet, 10 Kronowit & Stolon LOwens
field & Prayer the buyers.
Benjamin Florsheim has bought No IO2 West
102d-st.. five story hathouse lot 25x100u feet
from Daniel ]. Riordan.
Harry NJ. Goldberg has bought from James W.
Furman No 254 East S2d-st. four story flathouse.
lot 176x5Q feet.
Rubinger. Klinger & Co. have sold for Louis
Haims the three and five story tenement houses
Nos 42S and 425 East sh-st on plot 46 lox9O1O feet
Jacob Rosenbaitm has sold for Weingarten &
Chopak No. S25 Afadison-st.. six story tenement
house. on lot 25.6X75 feet.
The william Rosenzweig Realty Operating Com
pany has bought through L. j. Phillips & Co. the
plot 150X00 feet, the east side of 3dve. 1S9 feet
north l74t-st The property Is just north OF the
174th-st IL station and Will be resOd to builders
Joseph P. Day has sold to a client the southeast
corner of 176th-st. and Townsend-ave.. a plot 50x
100 feet.
Mrs. Stern has resold. through Moses L Falk,
attorney the plot 50X100 feet, the west side OF
Jefferson-st., 425 feet north OF Morris Parkave.
s. Schenkhen.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By De Waltearss: 1872 142 27th-st. 8. 8s0 II W
of 6h-ave. 120x9S9 two loft and store 6ldgs
Michael Nyer Heluan ct al: Alexander *
G. attys; Pomeroy. ref amt DUE S2ll16S %: taxes
ETC. S165; withdrawn.
BY Joseph Day. 20 Mott-st. $. IS It OF Canal-st
25x1OO . story ten n; mortgaee Sl6SoO; to Harry
BIumerthal, in interest for $4,000. 81 Mott-St
v s. about so fl of Canal-st. 2ox7o; story h
MORTGAGE SO 900; S1S5OO: SzZ lzlst-s
225 It Of 2dave Is 9x1OO II; story avg n Lena
BlueuthaI egt Gabriel Bumenthal al Mclaughlin s.
g. attys; r T Varnurn ref; partition; to Lowenfeld s.
Prayer Tor $1,000.
nv Bryan l.. Kennelly 316 60th-st. 2OS-6 IT OF
2d-ave 25x1OO5: story ten and story ten h on
rear: Cafharne Iamour W II Murphy ct al: l. 3
Iioebe atty Joseph Fettretch ret amt que sllooO ls
laxes ETC. S555 81; adIouTned TO FEBRUARY 70; .-
Tv peter F Never: 7Sf eth-ave. o2dst, % Ok
100: story brick James Everard est john Bran
nSsn a. Al. - NJ Neuberger. atty; 2 l. Paris. ref:
amt due S66 4O2 32 taxes. etc. sSleo TO Frederick
SS0,5Oo.
BY D P Ingraham & Co; Nathalis lis-3ye. e 3 so4 + n
Of Kingsbrdge Road. 20 eTx1o sTI-S; story ewg
", E Srifh agt ] Spahr ct al d 5 Remsen. atty;
= Coshv ref amount due. So, ,S9t 90 taxes, etc. -
adjourned February u
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
,s,r,,h spectacles this morning but the action of

,.r,sh spectacIes this morning. but the action of
N. market disproved the accuracy Of their vision
g,bere was a tendency to easiness early, most pro-
,o,,rce In the July but before midday the de-
livery named had regained its loss. while the May
meantime had acquired a moderately enhanced
position Owing TO it's congested condition. there
was not much trading IN the May. Tho presence OF
numerous resting orders 10 buy at 81 1s was con-
sidered by traders a warning from the bull crowd
70 keep out Of the danger zone. Local receipts
of wheat were l3 cars, compared with n like num-
her the year before May closed at 81 l6H. The
highest was s. 1915. and the lowest 81 l6. The
range of July was from 81 OOz to 81 Ok to 81 OF.
closing at 81 0o&.
Market for corn was moderately active. Feeling
IN the Dit favored higher prices. Local receipts
were 100 cars OF which i25 were contract, and ship
nents from Chicago 1900 bushels. Estimate
Of to-morrow's receipts 2ls cars. Market be-
came strong after the first hour estimate trading
I'm July was heavy. May closed at the TOP 4S7.c.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

-, tsE TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.l
AZ ,S~H4cago. FEB. 9.-Whcat was irregular to-day.
met with great opposition TO the small gain
hs Hs AAay delivery. with which the session ended.
s-,l nd advance for that month was only nc. while
L. eiter a gain Of nc. left off at a decline OF
in me most stirring thing in the days doings
t,, grain markets was the great activity and
tuieh Of corn and oats. Both Of these made
os,. ua gains. May and July corn each &c. and
~e 70 zc. Provisions were also frner and
ing = 'Ae close on moderate amount OF trad
e' us6ers viewed the wheat situation through
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10

The lowest 451sc. July sold from $3.50 to 4694o
to 4sHc closing at the latter price.
Oats strong and fairly active At the open
ing prices up good demand by commits
sion houses ard short covering. Later the
trade became dull and quiet and the market held
firm in sympathy with that of moderate
trade done. Receipts rs cars. OF which
were contract and of the same grade Al 900
bushels were taken from unlicensed elevators
Shipments $4,000 bushels. Estimate Of to-
morrow's inspection, 81 cars. The range OF May
The highest for July was s0ssc 305c. the lowest
20c, and the close 20%c
Provisions passed an extremely dull day. but
prices steady to a shade higher: selling was was
scattered May pork sold from sl2 IS TO Sl2 Si1s,
back 20 si2 81 20 SIC s71 May lard sold at 81 go and
May ribs at se s. 10 s. S7iA, back 10 s5 So. Hog re-
steady.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
Supplemental Citation.
yTyTJF pEOpT OF THE STATE OF NEW


Il York, by the grace and independent--To
Sarah J. Detz, Mary Alice Boyer wife OF Robert J.
Boyer: Dietz Nellie p. Diez widow. heirs
next kin egatees and devisees under will OF
c. Diez deceased and the solo interested
estate who Of the heirs and next OF kin OF
Leota DIetz send greeting: Whereas Kate
Wells OF Borough Manhattan. City OF Now York.
mas lately applied to the Surrogate County
New York. hayo certain instrument In writing.
date April relating both real and
personal property duly proved as the last VII and eSa
Lsni Leota Diez late OF the county OF New
York deceased Therefore you and each Of you are cited
appear before the Surrogate OF our County OF New
York HIS office IN the County OF New York on the 9th
half O'clock in the forenoon OF that day then and
to probate OF the said last VIII and
such OF are hereby cited as are
twentyone years required TO appear
by II have or, II you have
10 nppear and apply be appointed in the
event Of YOUR neglect failure to do guardian will
be appointed by the represent and for
IN the proceeding
Surrogate's Court of the said County Of New
York to be hereunto affixed. Witness Hon.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate said
III. 81 County of York at said County. the 18th
day of January in the year OF Lord
thousand nine hundred and hve.
JAMES A. DONNEILY,
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court
sTTTr PHILLIPS. Atys. for Petitioner No. 113 Fulton
ST. CNdRnhattan). New York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
NEW HOME FOR UNION EXCHANGE BANK

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
ent Hopper for the remodelling of the ground floor
and basement Of the eleven story Office building at
the northwest corner of 5th-ave and Nst-st. owned
by the Hudson Realty Company into quarters for
the the Union Exchange Bank. now at No. 1S5 5th-aye
The interior is to be fitted with partitions OF marble
and tile, mosaic floor will be laid and twenty
ton vault installed In the basement. The cost of
the improvements is estimated $4,000 by the
architects. III. G. Jacobs and NJ. c. Heidelberg.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Echo Place. S. 1872 II OF Morris-ave; for a
three story frame dwelling house. 22x50; +
Blanchard owner: Charles S Clark. architect.
Echo Place. 15T ft OF Morris-avs for two
story and attic frame dwelling house. 20Ns0;
same owner; same architect. .............s....
Marion-aye s, 80 II OF 19Tth-st: for two
story and attic frame dwelling house. 20x6O:
Mrs Thomas Evans. owner: Charles Clark.
architect ...,....-.:-.,....,.
Hewitt Place. 5. 90 70 s OF LOngwOcd-ave; for
I'VE story brick tenement house. 40xSS. Long
wood Realty Company. owner; John schaF-
HHlllns alShlteeL
Elm Place. g. 50 II 5 OF KingsbrlSse Road; for
two two story frame dwelling houses. q. .oN5o:
Hilbert Il Roach owner. h + Albrecht archi-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
BIG WEST 34TH-ST. DEAL.
Parcel Opposite Waldorf Sold at
Record Price.

the principal transaction reported yesterday was
tne purchase by William z. Finn of No. IL West
S4th-st, five story building on lot e5xI2ss feet
with right of way an alley to s5th-st Albert
Booth Cohn, the broker. and the Warren
Ackerman estate the seller.
The parcel adjoins on the west the C1ews house.
recently bought by the J. C. Lyons Building and
operating Company. and on the east by No. 13
west ath-st. recently bought by the New-York
Bankers' Realty Company. The Ackerman build
Ing Is occupied by William T. Roome and the
ADAMS Express Company. The present purchase
price makes new high record mark for the block.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
a,ru DING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED.

lolsts No III 70 Psarson Sl aa Max Dunn s5sOoo
f1Ttb-sr q a 225 II OF 5th-aye, iOXlVO.n ~
Aaron Goodman loans to ses Falk and Joseph .o ooo
1i7thst = 49, so :a1s rs OF o'nAVe 10000
62ast No se2 ,0s %Sa L fEGgs fBeSam 1900
asS-st Nos 3i2 and 314 East; Joseph l. Butten-
weizer loans to Harris 1.i. Coheh aal .'. 1900
Rosenne19ao aos & io East same loans 10 same $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
-
Citations.
T1HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEv

VNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the Grace Of God. Free and Independent.-
To Alexander Lutz, individually
admnistrato- OF goods chateis credits 0:
Frederick Taeger, individually and
as administrator goods and chatteIs
Mary Taeger deceased Mary Hauser Catherine Oben-
auer executors administrators egatees and next
of kin: Obenauer. her executors. admuista-
tors legatees and OF kin; the executors admins
traitors egstees of kin of Matthias Obensuer
greetng and each of are hereby
cited and required personally appear before
Surrogate County York the Surrogate's
Court said County held at the County Court House
n the County OF New York, the Sd day OF March,
1905. hapast ten o'clock in the forenoon Of that
day. then there attend judicial settlement OF
the account OF proceedings OF Adam Weber sole
the last Will and testament of stephen Lutz
deceased and such OF you hereby cited
under the age o twenty-one year5 required
guardian, IL have II You have
none appear apply for TO be appointed Ia
the event neglect failure TO do guardian
will appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act
for you in the proceeding.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal Of the
Court OF the said County Of New York to be
hereunto affixed Witness Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald,
Surrogate County the County OF New York
the 9Th day OF January IN the year OF our Lord One
thousand nine hundred and five.
JAMES A. DONNELLY,
IL, 81 Clerk the SurTogates Court.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
CHOICE HOUSE CHANGES HANDS.

Herbert A Sherman has sold for William Harris
Roome secretary OF the City Club. and his
brother. No. West 52d-st.. four story dwelling
house, Oh a lot 2x10o feet. The parcel is in Of
the choicest residential sections Manhattan ISL
and.
ia an inVe
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

iseti-st n $. 100 Z. W Of BToadway; IoT three
Ave story brick fathouses. o46xo7 IL; q Brown ~ -.
owner: Moore & Landsiedel. architects .S22o Vo'
1s6th-st s. 1921 q " OF Broadway; Tor hve
Ooy. st0Ty 0Eief ndsss naia9esi srcRiteois 1900
FarE-aye and 103d-st. corner Tor tcrHe six
story brick tenement houses 5T6xSI1l: c 49,.
Weinstein owner; Pelham. architect. 10s 0ot
2sth-st No 29B to 240 East: FOR six story
brick tenement houses and stores. S16xso.9;
afcsIsecss sass"eo. 7oOO
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
REALTY BOARD TO MOVE.

The Real Estate Board of Brokers has an option
on large suite OF Offices In the Haight estate
building, No. 15S Broadway. If 1t exercises this
option 1t will the offices when IL leaves its
present home in the Boreel Building.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
RIVERSIDE BANK A SELLER.

L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for the Riverside
Bank plot f0X90 feet, at the northwest corner of
11Sth-st. and Lincoln Place. There are two three
story and basement dwelling houses the site.
The buyer is q Mr.. Wallace He will improve the
property.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
THE COLORADO AND SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.

To Holders Of Trust Certificates First Preferred
Stock, Second Preferred Stock and Common Stock Of
The Colorado and Southern Railway Company. issued
under the Voting Trust Agreement dated the s1st
day Of December. 1898. between Grenvtue Nj. Dodge.
D. Kennedy Tod. Henry Bulge. Oliver Amcs. Harry
walters, Norman b. Ream, Henry Lewis and Uriah
Hermann, Committee under a certain plan and
agreement for the reorganization of The Union Pa
eino. Denver and Gulf Railway Company. dated Sep
ternber 2sth 1885, parties OF the first part. and
Grenrtile II. Dodge Frederic P. oIcott. Harry WAL
ters, Henry Bulge. and j. Kennedy Tod, Voting
Trustees. parties of the second parti
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Voting
trustees have in their discretion decided
said Voting Trust Agreement the first day April.
lsoo and that said first day Of April 1905. they will
IN accordance with the OF said Voting Agree
nlent and In exchange for and upon any
STOCK trust certificates then outstanding delivery Of
proper certificates for the capital Colorado
and Southern Railway Company.
All holders certificates issu. und.r
voting Trust Agreement hereby required exchange
April, 1905.
The stock trust certificates must bs fo-
ohsnss TO Messrs Hallgarten Co.. the agents OF the
Voting Trustees FOR such purpose their Office No.
Nassau Street, in the City Of New York
Dated New York. February l. 1905
GRENVULE NJ DODGE,
FREDERIC p. oLCoTT.
FL. WALTERS.
HENRY BUDGE
J. KENNEDY TOD.
Voting Trustees
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
REALTY NOTES.

The Travellers Insurance Company has rented
about e0Oo square feet Of floor space in the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company Building
The report that F. V. & J. H. Burton the
buyers of No. 6 West 39th-st. and Of No. West
SSth-st was confirmed yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10

New York, February l. 1908
Referring TO the foregoing notice. the exchange Of stoc
trust certificates stock certificates NAV bo rsd.
any time after the first dey April 1905 but not more
than 100 schedules per will be received by ths un
ds-sgned
All stock trust certificates surrendered for exchange
must be properly endorsed registered holder there
Of either in blank to the Voting Trustees
TX STOCK trust certificates desired any name other
than that appearing hs face surrendered trust
certificate the endorseeut by the registered holder mus,
be acknowledged before Notary Public or be attested
by some person firm satisfactory undersigned
AoloeTs transmitting the trust certificates by
express Will please indicate wether they desire the stock
certificates to be sent by mail express at their ar
pense.
In exchange for all stock certificates so surren-
oereo there will be delivered receipts emitting party
therein named 20 receive certificates OF the character
and amount specified therein they can be pre-.
pared for delivery
HAIIGARTEN & co
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
BUY BIG UPPER WEST SIDE PLOT.

kehoe White and z. v. Loew, jr., have sold
Tor George T. Baker to Herb. Casper & Docter a
plot of twelve lots, 150xls910 feet. on the north
side OF l4st-st., running through to 142d-st. 100
teet west OF Broadway. These lots have been held
by the Baker family for forty years.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
MRS. FARRELL SELLS A HOUSE.

to Agnes L. Lawrence the three story house at No
l39 West 71st-st.. 9Ox1O2 feet The price was about
S45 600.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
Waller j. BUZBY.
GRAND ATLANTIC.
HOTEL RUDOLF.

IlO IL NODOLTt
Atlantic City, n. j. Open all the ysar.
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PLANS.
Ocean front
Rooms with fresh baths
Meeting.
Broad pIazzas long Weekly dances social feaeua
n y Rep, 2S9 Fourth Ave- 10 TO 3, PhOus 6.2tl
GrameFCy.
SIX O'clock dfnrsrs Orchestra. CHAS. R. MYERS Pm
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
Real Estate w WaRted.

WANTED TO BUY.
A Small Old Fashion Country House with one
or two acres of ground within one hours ride of
the Grand Central Station. Address. with full
particulars and price, hobson, Agent. p. o. Box
i3S. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.

late IN the session the market inactive, al
nougb slightly arner bids made In some
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
School Agencies.

AwERfCAp And FOREIGN TEACHERs AGENCY
~,.nItrs Professor. Teachers etc
20 'foIIeses sehooIs and Families Apply TO
W Nrs N J. YOUNG FULTON 2s Union sauarN
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
BOSTON STOCKS.
Furnished by R. L. Day & Co.. No. Nassau-st1
Eeb 6 Fab 8 Fab q
sAsk.a
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Furnished tg Charles G. Gates Co, Nos. IL 10 and
Is wau-sto
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
DiUidend Notices.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
BALTIMORE. Nd. Feb. 1. 1905
The Board Directors this DAY declared from the net
for the six months ended Decem
Der 81 1904 dividend Of two 60 per cent on the pre-
the stockholders closing of the transfer
books February H. 1905 The Board also declared from
surplus earnings Company a dividend Of two
20 per cent. Common Stock OF the Company,
BILE 1906 the stockholders the
elosng Of the transfer books on February A. 1905 For
the purpose OF such dividends the transfer books Of the
Company will be closed o'clock p. NJ. February IL
is05 and Will be reopened at ten O'clock A M March
I, 1905
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD CO..
BY c. W. WOOLFORD. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Gaaished By Charles D. Barney & Co. No % Broad-st
Ess-york and No l22 South Fourth-st. Philadephia)