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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-04
Decision in COttOn

Cotton will be moving rapid
ly from now on, and you will
have to decide quickly what to
do with each lot, according to
the circumstances of the
moment.
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DEFIANCE STARCH &; ss..s :''iia'sc iisss..
When Answering Advertisements
Kindly Mention This Paper.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04

The sum of 1894 900 was realized yesterday at the
auction sale of the Varan estate tract OF Sl lols'
held at the New-York Real Estate SalesroonlS'
Nos IA and 16 Vesey-st. The tract Is snort as
lance north of 2O7th-st. and Moshoiu Parkway. X
f Simon, Of l.. ]. Phillips & Co, was the auc-
tioneer More than five hundred persons were pres
ent at the sale.
The highest price paid for a lot was $500 some
OF the buyers were ". a. Goericke, Karl HOFFMAN,
! II. Knoeppel William f. Beller, John Mara,
Philip J. Mckinley. Louis Pichetto, John A Prlgge'
l. s Van Zandt E. Elliott H. r. Knopf William
Fox julius b. Worpitzky. Abbots d Alvins and
Martin J. Klug.
Douglas Robinson. Charles S Brown & Co. have
sold for the estate of Joseph Tuckerman 10 J. b
Mccoy & Sons No. ia to 120 West 9oth-st. The
parcel is a six story store and loft building.
\ number of big deals in Queens were reported
Yesterday Eugene 7. Hicks sold to Thomas T.
Husson forty-one and one-half .es on the west
side of Freemans Path and DocuSt-aNe-, ao1olh-
ing the Storthof and Carpenter parcels.
Mabel E. H orne sold the Star Suburban Realty
Company sixteen and one-half acres IN the toWI
of Flushing, the east side of Jamaica ave anq
the north side of Eiseman-ave., adjoining lana
OF Garrett Van Dine. -
Thomas c. HuSSon transferred title to James y
Holmes 10 forty-two acres lying between Farmers
and Locust ayes. south of Central-ave. ana be-
tween Hollis and Springfield
Henry y. Van Allen sold to Theodore + Arcner
fifteen fronting in the Rockaway Road, south
OF the village of Jamaica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At Il Vesey-st-By BRYAN I, Kennedy: broadway, e
211th-st, 134x1S9 11xJO 211th-st.
1898 # OF Broadway Is lots each 25x991l 10th-aYe
of Academy-s 75x150; vacant: Verrnilyea-
s. 100 Il of Hawthorne-s 75x150; Broadway, $,
fl Eawthorne-st Ok iTTeE; vacant; vol
untary sale: 151st-st. 225 # Of Broadway 10(x
1899 10 TO 2d-st: dwg h and stable; voluntary
sale Interior lot 1910x6 in OF 344 9ave 5eS IT
S OF Seth ST: voluntary sale.
BY James l. Wells Fishers Landing Road n s. bet
Boston Plains roads 229 2x254 4x47 SIX
irreg containing 3. ground with frame
dwg hs; executors sale; estate Of Caroline Groshon
deceased.
BY Herbert A Sherman: so 78th-st, s. q IT of
Park-ave 20X75; hrk dwg II; G S Lyon agt G
Scott al; W r Wilcox. atty; r NJ Henry, ref par-
utonl
BY Joseph Day: LIP Ogden-ave. 81 # Of
167th-st 5OXSS 7X5GxS710 sly fr and vacant;
Tonnele Mary Fitzpatrick al; Halsey, atty;
I Thompson. tparttion).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
PAPER TRUST MUST PRODUCE BOOKS.
Judge Vsndeventer Says Corporation Stands
as an Individual.

81 Paul. Oct 3.-Judge Vandeventer. in the
United States District Court. late this after
noon. decided that the officers OF the Hennepin
Paper Company. the Itasca Paper Company and
the Northwest Paper Company should appear be
fore the United States examiner and answer such
questions might be asked of them in the hear
ing Of the case Of the United States against the
General Paper Company and twenty-three other
defendants
The court also decided that the books and papers
mentioned in the subpoena should he produced and
be submitted to the government for examination
The court, IN rendering the oral opinion in the
case. held that a corporation under the Constitu-
ton stood in the same relation to the statute Of
immunity individual
The did not decide that the defendants
were In contempt but said that il might come if
the witnesses refused obey the order of the
court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the Clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court
Samuel Berger and Louis Weiss trading as Ber-
ger & Weiss. Yonkers, n. Y; liabilities. N.545;
assets. $2,55S The principal creditors are the
Ebling Brewing Company, $1,000, secured; S. NJ.
Bull. Newburg, $2.422 The assets consist OF q
stock of liquors $4,000: horse. $50; liquor license
$3.50. Berger has personal assets Of real estate in
Yonkers valued at 500 and life insurance OF 81 600
Henry NJ Baird was appointed receiver. with u
bond OF 81 500
David skolkin drygoods. No. l27 ed-ave.; liabil-
tiles, $3954: assets ST. SS7. The principal creditor is
NJ. s. L. Jarmulowsky. No. ls5 East Broadway
1898. The assets consist OF accounts. A.S1.
Randolph NJ, Smiley, No 1874 West glst-st; llabil-
titles Sc 6I3 assets S9.075 The principal creditors
are George p. Smiley. No. I'll West 2Sd-st., 1925.
secured; Pauline and Edwin Sternberger. No. %
Spring-st S1.01S; Thomas Watts Mddletown. n.
Y, $1,000 The assets consist OF real estate In
MiddIetown. $50; apparel $50: stock in the Lake
side Cemetery Iris. Penn and Forest Park Gem
etery Washington d. G.. valued at $1,000. and a
claim against the Bulmer stationery Company.
New-YoTk. for alleged breach OF contract SSW0-
Lillian Nj Madison. millinery, No "a West saith
st liabilities &c. 2S6: assets. $2.sl0 The principal
creditor Is Judhins Mccormack & Co No. IL West
9th-st $500 The asses consist of stock in trade.
81 500; fixtures S1.S0; accounts. $40. Petitioner
member OF the firm OF Lee & Madison, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
REPORTED LEASES.

Du Bots * Taylor have leased the following
dwelling houses Fort Washington Heights:
No 53s West I4sth-st.. for Ludlow Ogden to Mrs.
Nj. J.. Polhamius; No. 527 West 150th-st.. for Ber-
nard 10th to Mrs Wendell NJ Thomas: No $50
West I48th-st-. for II. T. Dressner to Aaron NJ.
Stadler: No. 145th-st., for Mrs Henrietta
A Latham to George Rosenheim: No. Cos West
147th-st.. for Mrs. Anna L: Edwards to De Witt
I. Baker. No 5S1 West 147th-st., for Mrs. Mary F.
Stanley to Samuel A. Bgll No SO West 147tf-st:.
for Mrs Estela A. Seymour TO William W.
Thomas; No 81 ST. Nicholas Place. for Mrs F. H.
Parker to Mrs. c: L. Berbecker; No 616 West
14Str-st the Laing estate TO Mrs Lizzie ETaZee
No 57 West 145th-st, for Louisa Morley TO James
c. McEachem.
z. Y. Pescia & Co. have leased for Samuel Giat-
ner to a client the five story tenement house No.
2.349 1st-ave for a term OF five years; also for
Morris Morgerstern TO client the six story double
tenement house No IS Catharine-st.. for a term
five years: also for William 3. Potter client
the five story double tenement house No 2n3 East
107th-st. for a of five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04

she states that her partner, now IN Europe; r.
fuses 10 join with her in the petition; n r Sfs'eS
vas aDpointed receiver. with a bond of Sl.t'N
An Involuntary petition was fled against Ma, Max
Snahn No 2SO East Houston-St., by John G IISoI
q Co and other creditors. with claims aggregatllA
S67s Transfer and concealment or assets IS ~
legged as an act constituting bankruptcy
Schedules in bankruptcy filed by the SHAW CoI.
many show debts Of SCI. TSt and assets CT SlS'uos
I'VE DrincipaI creditors are r. r. Holden No. Is
East 79th-st $4,000. secured; Mark shaw tIus-
tee No AZ West 42d-st.. 1885, the Bank OF AnleriS44
stock in trade at No; 81 water-st value d 81
sI 0eS furniture $685. The alleged bankrupt o~nsS.
The schedule states in the following ships; Bark
Avonia. $S25: ship Charles G W 6tRy si SS
bark Mamie swan 500; schooner Pepl kan 5Il
$780, bark Ensenada $3.50: bark Savoia N9 sSSS
due the alleged bankrupt on open account 49,
deposited in the Bank OF America. SlS5; 49,, =. .
Joseph b Herbst, furrter No ~ East SSnt jSsi
creditors are Leopold Gassnlan No = East Fast Fsst
St 81 265: Deman Brothers & Co. No % ELS
lOth-st 81 ga; Leipsig Fur Dyeins Works No No.. 90
East 4Sth-st.. $255. The assets consist OF IA sc
SS49: stock in trade A.6O2: fixtures. 500. ana ~
counts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04

18th-st. Nos 241 and 243 West 41.ex1033; Pincus
siSS21Wenteld ct al to Louis II Harris; mortgage
.: eI
Amsterdam ave, s, 75 fl OF 69th-st, %. 5xsO;
JuIla Schrader TO George Schrader; all title.
6th-st, No 40 West. 25xlOOE, Dora Isaacson
ct al to LOUIS Margalin; mortgage. $4,000 49,.
fOth-st, No % West, 19x1OO.5; Henry + Doremus
10 ii'ie - l1enflqueS- ..
6Sth-st. No West. 2Ox10O.5. Hermann NJ Biggs
to RAYMOND Wood; mortgage. Sc. 900.
ll4th-st Nos S37 and 33g East. 4UN1OO: Charles
Block TO Joseph SCHNEIDER and another; mort
Eake, SO% ouO.-- '..'.+-'s''''...'.'..
4sth-st, 5, 100 IT 2nd-ave 25x10O II; Jacob
Bemardik ct al to Huma Unser; mortgage
$2O, 600 Observation-Disclosures. ...............
9Tth-st, = : 265 # W 3d-ave 26x1OO #; Msh-
kind Feinberg Realty Company to Herman
150th-st, 100 IT e 10th-ave. 75xS8 TT;
Sigfried Wittner to Herman Raabe; mort
13Sd5st. No Isl west. 25xoe r.: BENJAMIN
Fishel to Isidore Watknd; mortgage, s1s.750
99th-st, No TAG West. 15.4xS2.3 #; Rose NJ
Tobin to Emma Turney; mortgage.
114th-st s. 1879 # W Sth-ave. 26xl00 It; John
Block TO Monogram Realty Company;
mortgage, Sl5,OgO ..--..-.--...
Morningside- East. cor 122d-st. look
100 #; Emily J. Felt to NJ Banner; mort
e . . . .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Manhattan " 10th st; for six
story brick fathouse 100X6J. Eden Construction
Company. owner: G L Sefert architect. S54t
Sth-ave, corner i54th-st for three six story
brick tenement houses. 2JxS7 Roosevelt Realty
and Construction Company, owner: Steck- -
177th-st $ 100 # OF Amsterdam ave: Tor
four five story brick tenements, 42.6xS7-11;
Pcrelman & Bernikow. owners; w Sonlmerfed.
architect 1901
117th-st Il $, 1S5 II W Of Amsterdam ave. for two
five story brick tenement houses. 42OXSs same
same architect 1O,t
1TTth-st, n s. 100 It W An Sterdarl- ave: for
FIVE brick tenement houses. ~. 6xS4; same
178th-st n S. 100 # OF Amsterdam ave: for
Sill: same owner; same architect i4OC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

St $ 2a 10 # Of ave olGoo 8 conS s AZ
untary sale BID at SIG O00 '1'N' > avg n vol
% JoSeph + Day: 507 Bryant-st u cor 1894 =, o.
IVo sle5y d~g h; Z A Edwards agt =
1895 &C. ta aes"s sic ; ss5o T. Griffin amt due
BY L rhips q Co: woodiawn Road 1i 80: 20 yao g.
McNulty ana William oistins so zo9z z20' 70 Philip
80 X Quinn for Sd ,6o oqaswn Road i051120xi 0xss 81
Of van az " Ts For eEh iz lots each 2Sxloo nortber
vaEney for SlI6 each t9 q Abbae ASino 70 f Af6sd
landt-zve. cor RochRnbeali-sse eeach' Van Cort-
81 1lxs5a 10 124 6; lot TO from
for 81 600. adj buyer a Lincs
Josephson Bros for $3.50 each; Rochanbealeer two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

st Lawrence-ave s 100 n Of Mansion st.
Grossmsn. owner: Ebeltns, architect. $3.50
GarfeId-st. s. 100 It II Columbus for
sto~y frame stable 26xl5: Annie Reming
ton. b Ebelng. architect ..-.-......... 90
Avenue u. 90 II Of 81 st. for two story
frlme stable 20x14; Mrs Mary Delert. owner;
Northwest Shakespeare and Anderson
ayes, three story frame dwellings,. AZ. 3x
owner: J II Dobbs aTchtect. 1880
Louise st, s, for two story frame dwelling
houses 21N5O. August Diener owner Ehe-
Valentine $. 100 II OF Travers-st. for
story frame and stone dwelling houses.
Bagss arehiteots 1900
Grand ave. s. 480T Fl Of Burnside-ave. for
six two ard one half story frame dwelling
houses 20x55: Iockinvar Realty Company,
owners; Herbert II DuciNworth, architect $500
Grand-ave t s. 43T n Burnside ave- for
four two ana one-half story frame dwelling
owners Herbert II puck%orth architect ..", 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Iron III. Tribune Bureau J


Washington, october 3
BELIEVE LIEUTENANT HAMILTON CON
vTCTED.-The record of the case Of First Lieu
tenant Louis McT4ane Hamilton. of the 18Th IN
fsntrv who was tried by general court martial at
Vancouver Barracks. Washington, for alleged Nlo-
txssons Of army regulations, has been received at
The War Department, and viii be reviewed .nS
Judge Advocate General Davis. lnaSmuch as me
seed that the officer was convicted and sentenced
10 be dismissed from the service. = .,,-a,,5e-
Hamilton is 4 grandson OF All
hamilton He served in the volunteer es'aohs"-
rnent during the Philippine insurrecton'
ORDERS IsSUED.-The following army ano navy
orders have been Issued:
ARMY.
RESERVATION q Second Lieutenant teaaa5 MERRILL y
Resignation of Captain JAMES P DRotIIsLAf'D %
Infantry. accepted
Captain A. 2. MARIO detached navy yard, League
Island. 20 command he B-ookIyn.
Captain J. NJ HAwLEY from Naval Hospital. Chelsea:
Commander J. b. BRIGGS, placed on retired list.
cOmmenders T " RYAN W retired wire and a M'NiiA
Commander C. E RoNNEf4 retired. to Bureau OF Steam
Engineering. Navy Department
Commander e H sCRIBNER. retired. to navy yard
rAeutsnant Commanders G a BRAND. c. \. oFFIET.
e svk Rhs and { aga 8 fREEMAN Ensign P. H
rseu.e1snt {; I. ARNOLD detached Brooklyn:
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VEssELs.-The fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been reported
TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
September sa-Ths Leonidas at Lambert Point
October The Massachusetts at New-York
October 2-The Cincinnati Mott. the Kearsarge at
Island
October 5-The Iris at Guam
SAILED.
ocooe- 2-The from Moi for Shanghai; the
Denver from Guantanamo for Kingston; the Nero and
fhs Absrenda from Newport News for San Juan.
October s-The Kentucky Hampton Roads for New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
sTEyoGRAPHER RICH MANS BRIDE.
Daugher of Paterson Baker Married to
Wealthy Mobile Millowner.

Paterson. Oct. (speciaD.-Niss Helen Van MINI
wegan daughter Of a Paterson baker and Augu-
tine Mesher a wealthy millowner of Mobile, Ala,
were married to-day. Miss Van Nimwegan was
employed as stenographer in the office Of Mallory
May and Burt, brokers. in Wall-st., NewYork
Mr. Meaher, who is interested in shipbuilding and
mining was frequent visitor the office It
was there he met Miss Van Nimwegan. Mr. Meaher
is a Roman Catholic, and the young woman was a
leading member Of the Reformed Church, in Pat
erson For time the difference in religion
seemed to be an obstacle 10 the wedding. but the
young woman decided 70 accept the Catholic re-
isfon. She received her instructions from Dean
McNuJty. and Just before the wedding for the first
time observed the rights OF the Church, receiving
communion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
MECHANICS LIENS.

pepoTt H o%n tl" and Contractor Sis 81
Fansne NO o 4SD and Contractor 1o4 Is
176th-st and To- East Constantine
oWner. 9ac e sommer contractor 6s2 e
10th st Nos 1OT o III West; Stephen A Whsten
Tractor teri'eo zoos 81
1O8d- St Nos 16 % East; Keshin Bltstein &
owners eEs a2d contractos 1O2s &c
22d st No 305 East: Norris Fine agt Knights OF
Eepdersen contractor NATURALIZATION" i26 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
FOR VARlAN TRACT, $234,OOO.
NEUy OWNERS FOUND FOR THE ISL LOTS At AUG
TTON SALE
Firm Bus Big Loft Structure in Vest 30-s-Many Parcels
Queens Change Hands.

l246 # : OF Van Cortland ave. lots each 25x1oo;
northerly William Goercke for 81 $50 each; next
to II r Fuopf for 1925 each; Van Cortandt ave. s
Rochambeal- ave 2S % Ok from SIG to
14T6 corner lot to william Hits for 81
10 William Fitzgerald $3.50; other two to
Henry Quick 81 each; Van CortIandt-ave, w
cor Rochambeau-ave. four lots at from 26s to ~ *
from 1913 to 1872: cor to William Fox for S1.60O;
balance Prgge for 81, $50 Rochambeau ave W s,
1o3 II Van Cortlandt-ave lots, each 2X1OO south
erl ytwo to Pchetzo $1G25 each; balance to ]
Livingston for 1925 each; Rochanlbeau-ave s. adj
on north cores 1g1x1OOx40X9S4 and 25X10OX
4ox9S4 TO Livingston for 1925 each; Rochambeau
lots. each 25N1U0 corner TO L Siska
for S1,525: balance O Mr. Siska for $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
LIS PENDENS.

Bronx Terrace " Lots 1896 and 1927. Map OF VII
Wakefield Bronx, 130xlsO Harry Hilsenrod and
O'Leary action impress vendse >
licnl; attorney, NJ WolE
i32d~st $ s. 90 It OF Madison-ave 27xs91 IL; Jennie
Ar<in agt Levin foreclosure mortgage3:
attorney. f \ isaacs-
i32d-st $. 1913 it Madison-ave. 27xS911 Israel
Samuel Levin al foreclosure OF mortgagep
attorney. + \ Isaacs
Lots 1l6 Map OF Park Bronx. 60x1OO;
compel convevAncel: attorney. T c Patterson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04

3d-ave No s9l ia sg5. William O Clark agt
Louis Kovner ct al. August 20. 1906 (by bond
Same property az. same: september TO-
iduo thy bonul
Same property; Isaac b Miller agt same. Septem-
her Il 1903 Coy bond - -.
2d-ave. No 1874 Standard Plumbing Company agt
John Doe ct al; September ~. 1905. -.
Decatuf-ave. 3, S52 II n Of Southern Boulevard
5Dxl20. George r Raymond & Co egt Augustus
Gareiss al; August 81. 1909 Thy dsposip ...
l9Sth-st, =, % # OF Briggs-ave. foxVei same
agt Frederick Stubenvoll 81 al; August 81
. . .
Brlggs-ave W s. lO6lI II OF 20ist-sr. 5Oxllo:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
ALLEGED FoReER DISCHARGED.

Mineola Long Island. Oct 3.-George Rothmann
of Sea Cliff, who Was arrested last Friday on
charge Of forgery in the second degree, was ar
raigned before Justice Tatem to-day and dis
charged from custody. The mans mind is evi
IDENTIFY unbalanced. Friends interceded for him
end or their promise that he would he placed in
a sanatoriurn, the justice allowed him to go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
REALTY NOTES.

Max Marx is the buyer Of the thirty lots in the
Dyckman tract sold recently by the Gould estate
The Northwestern Realty Company. Hyman
Horowitz and John Wynne. are the buyers of the
twenty-four lots in 13Sth and 18TH SITS. 125 feet
east Of LenoX-ave. sold recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
SALE OF PARCEL HELD FIFTY YEARS

William Oppenhem has bought through De Sell
ding Brothers. from the executor of the estate Of
Dean Sage, OF Albany eight lots at the northeast
corner of 94th-st and lst-aye 100 feet on lst,aVe
by 202 feet in street. This is the first sale OF
this property in about fifty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
INVESTOR IN A WEST SIDE DEAL.

joel H. Ribeth has sold for John Schroeder No
55S East 153d-st a four story double fathouse on
lot % 10y 100 feet, investor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04

PT s9S cby dep9 Sn 7ol Joseph se art Vim lO'
cent Bonegar al; August IS 1900. Z
Amsterdam corner 163d-st 1GOHl25;
Mueller Brothers agt Mlddlehoro Realty Com
pany ct al; September q. 1905 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

the weaIthest men In this section of the country
owring property and sawrnills valued more than
81 oOO0e His wife died IN this city about two
years ago and left him considerable money. He
has so many houses that. TO keep record of them
he has q number each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor. the $50
that OF the creditor. and date when Judgment wa
1'eu' -, ,oo, So 81
brown. Georgia. Gosdstein, july - so iSs &C.
Ebh ColSman-M Levy; Decehp3v . % issl5 iO6 50
L'lnsford Robert E.E. J. Cauihed; seP'e' 1851 Il
Mclaughlin Thomas III iAeherman' july ia y
1903 .,, ii ~ 1898 81 %
Posgenburg John He, voelckev e; al sep' "a
IbTiaco AnEslo-Tbe John Krszs Brewery com sss IS
panys March Is. 1901
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
LEASES NEW APARTMENT HoUs

The Clinton Realty Company has leased the new
apartment house Nos. 81 and 81 West 54th-st 80 by
100 feet, for a term of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
Furnished apartments Wanted.

VETANTED-A New York furnished house furnished
w apartment for winter a park. with foEr
family bedrooms and three servants bedrooms;
not usually rented is preferred Address CHARLES
H DAVIS. South Yarmouth. Mass, or % Broad Street
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04

10Th ST. So WEST-Four story dwelling, 2Ox6ox1O0;
bathroom extension; rental s2,6O0. J. r. DUNNING,
IA Broadway. Telephone 1888 Cortlandt.
DRIvATE HOUSE TO LET on S2d-st.. between Co
L l,nbus and Amsterdam Inquire OF ]. j.
BAGLEY. 4o1 West 59th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
Country Property. to Let.

. II FLUSHING a minutes walk from Murray Hi
A station on high ground. open country)-A iaily
T,,r,isbsd house rooms. bath laundry. open atts-
electric lights: stable II wanted w X MCRtAl l.
52I broadway. Flushing. N Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
eUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

list No ID TO 1872 East; William and Julius
achrach loan Isak rlam and Louis Kayfetz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
Furnished apartments to Let.

i ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. pri-
l.. vate bath; including for two, SIS weekly;
SIS for one. VAN RENSSELAER,. II East 11th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
RICHMOND HILL.
HOFFMAN ARMS

10 EAST 18th STREET.-Private house. IS rooms. .
HI baths: splendid location fine condition Inquire
premises $50 to 80 A. NJ. = $50 P NJ. az
suite 900. IS Broadway.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-07-13
Resolutions OF Respect.

WHEREAS Ia the dispenSalion of an All
Wise Providence, the Grand Master Of the
Universe hath removed by death from our
midst Brother Joseph Jackson, worthy
member of our Lodge, therefore, be IL
RESOLVED, That by his death this Lodge
has lost true and loyal member, his church
CONSTANT and devoted communicate. his
home gentle and loving husband and
Father, and our community an upright and
respected citizen.
RESOLVED. That the members of this
Lodge do hereby tender To- the bereaved
wife and children and sorrowing friends
their consolation and sympathy, and kindly
minisiralions as a solace to them in this hour
of their deep distress and sore aflliction.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be
spread upon the Journal Of this Lodge; tina,
a copy thereof. under the seal of the Lodge,
be sent to the family of our deceased brother
and that the same be published in the news
papers Of this county. This 10 day of July,
1905. J. NJ. KING,
c. &. PIERCE,
WIN G.. CoNLEY.
kingwood, w. Va, COMMITTEE.