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Reecrdsd Mortgages.
INV = AbNN
LS0ulh 81 Eouriffnih al


where no interest Il stated. read per cent?
Avenue b, g. DAVIS lion 10 a Steckler,
due July 0. 1910. Observation-Disclosures. &g0OOO
Allen a. G ., IS a stanton 81: d n Bartel.
stone N N SlvermAn. instAlis. Q pr cent. 400
SAM properly. same TO AZ Garlick, yTs,
Auel ST, y. samuel Scheohner 70 Hlilman
ana ano, yrs, q per cent...........'.... 1900
Attorney ~, 1874 Davis Sbcrstcin and Ano
lg abraham ScnwafE. mtge $1,000
. }iG per cent. ............ 5000
I,z'o.th 1t, lCl and Ioo l. UlmAn 70 q
q Lotdl, yrs, 50 per cent, .............. 1850
S''Irh ~, ~ ana ~, y HolcndeT 20 u LID.
r. 'thIz and ano, yrs. per cent. ......... 1zSO
bIIs ~. vs. Nll stanton ~ George
h'chst 70 Brtunleh, prior mtEs t7s 90.
Golr.k st. VS.. osii stanton sv sane 70
, same, a. per bond .............. $1,000. 500
sane property same 10 same a. per bond 1900
N.'ith a. =. ltti stanton 81: same 70
= same. as per bond Observation-Disclosures. q 600
S'ul ~. -. Mous Feltenstein Il al 10
sa.aa,l Nacht. PRIOR mtTe rs 900. 6 IN,
hon ,'n st. % same 10 same. syn. Q per
o.tuvloh o.. a cor Of Perm a. MarF
,tNi"NNy 20 l. Mckee. yrs ~ per cent. 1000
eve son -. lOl. William LYMAN and nno 70
-, Nglz hatals. per ocnt................ n zoo
.. ~ .. lo1vph Eisen 20 a Tosenthni
lr lsec Is. 100, per cent. ............... a6nB
~ 8. 10 nnoome %: parid Jacobs
80 l.a l4och, tyra, percent, ..,...,.... L7uo
- ~ =, tl.d " Grccnulch 80 pun.
a, NNool W Clty Real Esiatn o. - pr hond. llooo
-'' . ~ "a Av n brFfio % a
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Isl Quincy St, , story and basement browns tone
dwelling: excellent condition, 20xi0O feet: pric
1850, inst mortgage $3.50 al s per cent: second
mortgage $3.50 al per cent.
Sal Quincy st., 3 story and English basement
brownStOne house: price $500 INST mortgage
$500 al per cent; DIMENSIONS 10 feet s inches
by about 90 feet, rented al SIS a month
sol cambridge st.; story and basement brown.
stone house with cellar In excellent condition.
price $500; INST mortgage $500 at per Ceat.
dimensions isXtOQ feet.
ia covert st.; story and base ment frame. com
plete two family house all Improvements, excel
lent condition; price 1900; m)rtEage 1900 at =
2l36A Fulton St, story frame an cellar, two
families and store, mortgage 81 600 az 8 per cent
and 500 at per cent; price 800 rented for $50
80 Gates av., three family white stone nat all
Improve ments. rent tS6+ a year; price 1850: hrst
mortgage $3.50 AZ per cent; second mortgage
81 100 at per cent.
llto, llt2 Bergen 81, story and cellar frame,
two families; dimentlons lniOO feet; mortgage
q, 80 al s per cent; price $3.50 each.
i709 Bergen st. story frame and brick base
ment two family house. 10 rOOmf, bathrooms:
dimensions II feet inches by lO7 feet price So 5O
mortgage I,050 at per cent.
" s. JONAS, Owner $50 Fulton &C., Brooklyn.
FULL COMMISSION PAID TO BROKERS
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Francis wnSoN;.s. GOrNTHy SEAT FOR

Owing 70 his recent purchase Lake Mahopac
where he intends TO build a summer VIVA, We Ouei
his elegant New Rochelle property, completed
al cost OF over $4,000, consisting OF large three
story, modern, stone ana frame dwelling, ~ rooms
and four bathrooms: HARDWOOD nOors Throughout
modem Improvements, hot water neat electric
light, gas In perfect condition; grounds 25O1SOO
fronting on two hnc avenues and park grounds
lawns, frnt' shade and garden cOmmOdiOus stable
and carriage house, rooms overhead for coach
man: also heHncry: one mile from station high
elevation. exceptional location and surroundings.
commands beautiful view Of Long Island Sound.
WA!H. HOTT6 co, IS West I'D st., n. y city.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
~SyN-eSNre0e0cosNN0Ses1>0~
BOROUGH or BROOKLYN-sALE OR
RENT.

In Borough Of Brooklyn, City Of New York tVo
adjoining farms Tor sale, comprising nearly 10
acres Of the most desirable property Tor develop
ment IN Kings county, situated on north side OF
Kings Highway, In line With Prospect Park, be
tween Ocean avenue and FAIbuHh avenue and Ad
Joining the developed Westminster Heights prop
erty.
Nostrand avenue runs through the centre Of one
farm, and continuation OF Bedford avenue through
the centre OF the other farm.
Most u this property has not changed hands In
nearly 90 years, ana the balance only once In nearly
100 years. '.' ''.. ... rsE..4
For full Information a. 10 price, terms &C. apply 10
The Taylor & Fox Realty Co.,
- BROADWAY, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN,
CITY or NEW YORK.
Also have Auction space IN the Real Estote En-
ohAnEe. ~ Montague ST.
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p. fOR SALE-vOtsining and vicinity, farms In
neaFt OF famOuH Hnar Cfh Manor section nom
~ Der Arre w farms 90 acres. gtherg up " 10
Aeres. Villa siiee, With INC view Of HUDSON klveI,
AZ ooArbofO IN Hudson, rolling ground, TWO me
4. aWelpngs Al modem Improvements barnt' eve.
~ Osslnlnt ID Hudson. factory sites on wafer
'front.', lots for Improvement and inc rcsldcncet'
MDO u rooms and bath, barn, all improvements,
IN nne order. Mae rooms, az improvements; one
order lot about 6OEiOO, 5000. Bargain, brick
mouse, good condition, ~ acres land, good barn
Hapes other fruit y sold quick, 5000 part mtge'
finest residence In OtslnnE 10 rooms, all improve
mena, IN one order beautiful grounds, shade trees
pam, $4,000. Two miles from station, tNuakd
On Top OF ndge. nne room house and eAtenhteni
- acres me land; carTiAEe house. box stalls;
oafn. stalls and COW Stable, $4,000 Pine home
stead, - rooms and extension; French roof house,
all improvements. carriage house, baruA, and itO
acres ine hrIl land, write Tor parteuhfs sue.
blantlAl building, lot 651I2b, for manufacturing
purposes good location. All properties cheeriuly
shown oy appointment: must be seen V be ap-
pTeciAted ...' D o..
TRAVis WARD. 49, Maln ST.. oaslnlnE. N. y.
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For sale or rent, al south Nyack, n. y, about
hve AcTes IN lawn, fruit shade and garden. com
two baths, spring water throughout electric light
SC. there are a good dock, bOathouse, stable, car
raVe mouse and greenhouse; one half mile from
station, Northern New jersey Railroad. VIM. II
HONT & Co, Is West t2d st., New YORK.
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FARMS. Westchcster county one OF 100 acres
another 100 acres; both well watered. high elevA
ton; woodland. orchards. three hams. cardaVs
and farm house 100 acres, has house and barn
both farms arc ~ miles from Harlem Railroad
station one hour from Grand Central Denot: suit
able for built'nV gtntlemen's residences. other.
adjoining. Address owner Mrs. AARON "
SARLES, Mount Kisco, n. Y.
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SPECIAL FOR SUNDAY.

two detached Dwellings In a deslabie location:
nine rooms and bath; open nickel plumbing: ali
modem improvements. also two family Detac ned.
two full sets Of improve mentS; one Ia corner and
one adjoining price6 $500 and $500. also Queen
Anne, 10 rooms and batl; open nickel pumbing
chandeliers. deliberately decorated. In AlbermArie
PARK price 5000; mortgage 80 900. terms 81 900
be seen 10 be appreciated. Apply PHILLIP 2.
LOHMAN,- 1909 Beverly road, near Coney Island
av. Open sunday: tele ph one, ,o70J-Flatbush.
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FOR SALE AT BRONxvuLE. n. Y

new, modern villa Of 10 rooms. modern plumb
ing and Improvements: finished up TO date and ex
well located ~ acres; modern stable
and carriage house. near depot and trolley: every
thing about II Is mudcrn, even the depot: only
m minutes from Grand Central station.
W. H. HOYT CO.. is West I'D St., N. Y. city
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Avenue D, sw cor 9Th 81. i0,N205, I'nionport:
Ross WcNman 10 Jacob McinhemET ..... sc
~ az, cor i75th 81, iOt. tOxtO0: John
SforeT % William 2 " hite. mtge Se0B00. II
BarjCr ay 8. 81 n JullannA 81. s31ioo. tIar-
.ei y cushing 70 James cyan, mtge -.
Beach sy, 3. 2oS n Dawson 81. iSsIsSS;
lsrae Wlsenthal 70 CostGntlno CAlAman,
Bergen ay, Is. 7e4s iS7d 81, ssI7ss: WunGm
Gtrhardt TO Joseph Fsnensteln and
Csrhsld o.. " a. rs Columbus Gv, sSIioo,
Van Nest Park; Elizabeth Smlthson 20
Kate Clark mtge 5000. ............... 10
Hewitt pl. ses, $50 n Leggett av, 251 irreG:
Gustav Slim 70 Thomas Cunningham, non
Jerome Az. lJt iSt and Hlghbrdge I'd. lots
a1Tdy 10 fleischmann Realty 90. mtge .
Jerome sv -. 5s7.7 HlghbridGe I'd, ioo1
nt1iO!iSSl.2 Allen Hardy TO same.
07'ge $4,000 ............... .............. 10
Nathalie Az. .. lots 7, and .. map ie lots
Anlhony estate: James O'Nen 20 Bertha
e. AIMS av, 7IS, " $. as1loO: william
hrnizlnget 10 Christian Hol .............. 10
Walton av, s, i76.S burnside av., 1854
100 u. United Real Estate and Trust co
20 James hcssncr 90. -. ............. non
Washington Az. n cor 10th st. iOORH
'rr'g' Charles Berndt et al 20 Samuel Joseph
- and ano, mtEe ~ dlO ........-..........'.. 10,
wooster ay, l231, " 4. 201iOO. Mayer s Lang
man 20 Diedrich Meier, rltfe 81. 500 90. 10
To- 81, map iO7 lots Hudson Park: Hudson
, ? Ross 20 John Pryor. ..................... non
LolS l6s, i9d, ta7. z2T ana Z2s, map $50 lots
laonpson Rose estate; same 10 Leslie
~ hiN. rum sssss...s.s-... ..s.....s.ss.. non
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FOR REN

We make a specially OF Properties along Hud.
son. Sound and throughout Westchcster' county:
furnished and unfinished, send fof rental cata.
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FOR SALE-A ~ room marble house: all impts
10 acres Of ground: garden, mutt trees. stables
lawns situated on high grounds at BronHville;
within 20 minutes nde on the Harlem r. r. from
y. Y; terms very moderate. For particulars see
ABBOTT BEST, Tarrytown, n. Y.
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HOUSE 20 let. White Plains high location.
within village limits good barn. stable accom-
mOdsting two horses and good size garden. ground
over an acre; rent $50 per month. Apply between
y and ! to GEORGE $. HOLMES. Owner. i5o
West 18th St.
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PELHAM MANOR. ~ Y.-Funished and un-
furnished houses 10 rent for the summer and year.
s1eellent locations. WARREN q FORBES. Post
once Building.
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FOR RENT-A LARGE MANSION, situated on
high grounds, 81 BrnnXvle n, Y, within 20 min utes
nde from New York on Harlem road. comprising
q rooms, all Improvements: n acres OF ground
large carriage houbt, number Of fruit trees al
$50 per month. ABBOTT a BEST, agents. Tarry
town, n. Y.
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PELHAM MANOR n. Y.-HAn dsoue residence
for sale; acres: me stahllng, &c; 5000. WAR
rem FORBES. Post Once Building.
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FRANCIS VII SONS COUNTRY STAT FOR
- SALE AT BARGAIN.
LOT 25O15eo Treating on Two streets.
HOUSE, three story stone and fTame:- contains
~ lAge rooms four bathrooms -. g..
SIABLE. stone and brick. well arranged, With
GROUNDS beautifully laid out. Trees, shrub
berry, etc.
Terms will be made night 10 the night party,
Seen BY permit
AsSGCIAIED BOARD OF BROKERS'.
Zf2 HuguenOt street.
New Rochelle. tIel. sZSJ New York
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN-sALE OR
HENT.
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LOWERRE.-We RTe Offering special induce
nents to those seeking modern homes on easy
terms. miles from i65th St, via Putnam railroad
a charming villa town on the ridge above the
Hudson, clean, dry location, with pure air and well
kept streets and gardens. a home like neighbor
hood FOR those who want a home oVt Of town and
vet In easy reach OF the city: Al ttAlns from and
- to New YORK. sundays, - trains each way,
run hourly all night commutaton i0lz cents per
ride, Including elevated, trolley 70 New York.
Stores, churches schools: all improvements made:
no assessments. Houses 5000 UP; few choice
building plots near station. FRED A. SMITH.
IOWerTe. AOnkers
SPECIAL BARGAIN: well situated for chicken
farms, garden plots or home sites | 90 Is acres:
$500 upward per acre; beautiful high ground: In
center OF town, also store lots station lOat down
small monthly payments stores, trolley. school.
churches 80 trains daily fare Sc. lawyers title free
Write or call evenings. OFFENbACH, % East
Itch st.
81. ATTRACTIVE ten room house. all Improvements.
lots: block from station and trolley: easy terms
prompt possession best location Westchester. C.
VAN ALSTiNE Owner, % Eayt I'D. Manhattan.
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C. E. COOLEY,
10 Railroad Ave., White Plains, n. !.


On Putnam division, continuation Of 9th and 9th
av. elevated roads nne location on elevation, short
distance from depot house Of 10 rooms and bath.
furnace and water supply; commanding nne view
Of surrounding country while being easily access
lble TO all parts OF New YORK city: lot 6b7GlUO,
price 5000 1900 can remain on mortgage at D
per cent. 500 down and monthly instruments equal
to rent: can exchange for encumbcred dwelling
In city or lots Ia good locality.
B.W. HITCHCOCK, 40 sth Av., " Y.
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mtge SiiS75O. .................,. 10
ii5tn st, IA Z. 25KICOll: John Franz 70
David NandewSTt, mtge $4,000. ......... 10
ii5th st. 2Ot 4. sIIOo.ii. same to same.
mtge $4,000 -............... 10
iICth ST. AIS =, ls7xiCoIO. Clara HymGn
TO Moses Siegel ana ano .........-..... 10,
10th 81, $, 1929 list av. is7xiOO 10, I'd
ward Oppenheimto sgms................ 10
itNh ~, 5, 2lse W ist Az. lsexiOo.l0.
William a Towner 10 Isaac Chartln,
isih It. IS is Sd ay 7SIioo5. Louis Lese ~
- al 20 Joseph Run and ano. mtge 80 200 10
Same property. Anna N Ford. indiv and
~ eICTX. 70 Louis Lese Il al ............. 900
i2Oth 81. u ", 20KioQl1 Matilda r FitK-
slm0ns 10 Sarah " Churchill. mtRe 81 600 81 90
i22d a. n :. 205 r Sd av. 1880 n: New York
ilie Insurance and Trust 90 TO Knep- -
iNth 81. 5OS and 500 ", 5O47ii1: Louis 4
Rode nstt IN 10 Louis KatE. 10 Ice SIS 1000. 10
iSSd 81. no - ". GO sNeo.l Horatio Cush-
man 20 CMrvuce ID Baldwin .... ... ....... 10
hcimsr 10 Gustav FrankenterE. mtke 81.
iaih 81. z2I ". $500 II: John = Eder et al
TO Michael Cahlll and ano. mtge $1,000. 10
iAth 81. Coo " i6SGiOO. Eliza Bridge e. al
70 Daniel y Curtis. mtge 8,0o0. ,..,..,.. 10
lSIth 81, b A, t00e Broadway, 1899 II Harris
Cobsnet al 10 Theodore GinnsburE, mtge
Ssns property: Herman Aaron 70 Harris
CoWn and ano, mtge t2i250. ,......-,... 10
l3Nh =, y S, 100 e Broadway, i3X9p, n; James
leyoofs - al 20 Herman Aaron. mtge =
isah q, iii ". issxo9 ii: lexington Ave.
Que GO 70 Sophia Chalmers. mtge sii.. -
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oo"'i"''d o. r'''tA P'g &, Z,
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nEsIRAHLELA nARnAIN.

~ For Sale-A plot on Eastern PARKWAY
~ which I bought % build on As ! am
- leaving the city ! will have 20 sell
Price ~ 200 t0N22o7, between Utica
and schenectady avs. running through 90 Dcfraw
81 No Trades: cash only. Apply 70 my agent,
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RIDOE TOTS

We control choice lots, between Third and -sev.
enth avs. C5th 70 pJth sts Wrte or, better. phone
ut, rs we cannot hold prtces
A. j. WALDRON,
INA BEDFORD Az. Tel. ass bedford.
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ONLY H2JO: story brick stable. clifton pl \.
near Franklin Hgeaue living rooms, staals. NGGon
Wit. LYNCH. % Court st.
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NEW 2-FAMILY HOUSES

5eth st., 5th and Cth avs; beautiful 2-6tory an
basement, brick and stone, u rooms, 2 baths
Up 20 date sec them before buying one left build
Ing 20 more, JOHN z. SULLIVAN, on premises
once. 9Th av. and b2d st., Brooklyn.
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HANDSOME 3 story and basement bTownstone:
built by Saddington on Hancock st.. elegantly
decOrdted all hardwood: even modem feature.
given away a. $1,000 mortgage t7.5oO W. J. 7.
LYNCH, 20 Couu street.
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
BREAEWATtR HARBOa NEEDS
consressman-eleet Burton Says IT
Should Be Shut in at Once.

Congressnan-elect II. r. Bunton yes
tcrday made the following statement
which ia view Of the fact that he is
soon 10 represent the State in the low
er House Of Congress, is especially sig
nificant, says the Lewes Pilot
The condition which has prevailed
IN shipping during the last two weeks
should demonstrate TO the river and
harb0r committee, TO the government
engineers and 10 the owners OF vessel
propenty that the Breakwater harbor
should be shut in at once. 1t Us made
necessary mot only BECAUSE Of suffering
and privatlon of crews, the damage TO
vessels and vessel property but II is
necessary because Of the fact that vcs-
sells dragging about IN the ice and the
north winds have reduced the mud flats
and are filling up the harbor. With the
north end OF the Breakwater CLOSED In
there would be absolutely no possibil-
ity OF the harbor filling up because all
will admit that the harbor will not be
filled up by the inflow from the sea-"
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
How to Clean Wells.

Referring again to the fashionable
white lace wells, perhaps some Of you
may like to have a few hints as to
how they may be cleaned at home,
for the process is by no means difficult,
says a writer in Paris Fashions. Put
a good sized piece Of soap in a basin
Of boiling water and make a thick
lather. Have the lace rolled round a
bottle or glass plaque, and put this
into the suds. Let it soak for half an
hour at least. If very much soiled, the
lace may be left in a great deal longer
Then put it into a fresh hot lather and
afterward rinse it thoroughly in cold
water. When the veil is spotless spread
it out to dry on a clean cloth, pulling
1t gently into shape When dry, stiffen
it by dipping it into a little gum water
(half an ounce Of gum arabic to q
quart Of water), then press 1t while
still damp, having pulled it out nicely
each way to keep it in the right shape
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
TEAM HAS BEEN sIGNtD
Nine Promises to be the Best in Inds-
pend--t Business.

President Alexander stirnth, Of the VIII
mington A. A. baseball club has complet-
ed his lineup for the coming season. but
the players wiz NOT be announced until a
later date. Every man signed is a good
one and should make even strong ar
team than the one which held forth az
South Side Park in 1902
-Four pitchers have been signed, con-
sisting Of two OF the Tri-state League
stars OF which Myers is one. and two
clever college twirlors.
Alex. Sweeney and Matthews, the iat-
ter New York man, win work behind
the rubber while the inaeld promises to
be unusually strong. Charley Moss whl
played with Wlliamsport last season
will hold down second base, while Mahe'
Will play at short. The first baseman Is
"A well-known Southern League man
whose record warrants him as "a stronl
man IN that position. A well-known play.
cr has been secured for third base and
there is q big surprise coming to the fans
in the way Of the left field position.
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
NOTED SWINDL[R
UNDER ARREST
Man Who Operated in Penn
sylvania Was Captured
in New York
WAS TO Cit $4,000 FROM HuPE

New York Feb. 20.-Henry Silver
berg. alias a score of other names, was
lrrested by central Office men. It was
announced the arrest was in connec-
tlon with a swindling operation which
was 70 have reached It's climax today,
when the prisoner was to receive $780,
900 from one of his alleged dupes. On
February 6, the police were notified
by Chief Of Police Kiely, Of St. Louis,
that silyerberg had come 10 this city.
Since then the police have been search
ing for him. silverberg is held on a
technical charge.
Two kilograms found upon Silver
berg. and believed to have some con-
nection with bis latest operations.
we're made public byInspector O'Brien.
One of them was sent on February 6
from York, Pa, to Wilkesbarre, Pa,
being addressed 10 u. U. Young Hotel
Sterling, Wilkesbarre, Pa" 1t read
"Phone me tomorrow about 9. Closed
with party. GEORGE w. YOUNG"
The other telegram was addressed to
a. c. Young, Allen House, Lancaster,
Pa" and reads:
Lancaster letter received; impor-
tant; reply Friday to Wilkesbarre;
love. MAY"
sllverberg is said to be one of the
most remarkable criminals known in
police annals in many years, At one
time he impersonated a nephew OF J.
Coleman Drayton, a prominent lawyer
Of this city, in which capacity he hired
private car and with several accom-
plices went to Lancaster. Pa, and other
Pennsylvania towns, ostensihly as a
promoter for the Arizona Consolidated
Mining Company" which was later
found TO have no existence.
He was next heard OF in Germany
where he bacame acquainted with
members of the nobility, who feted
him handsomely. and whose hospital
ity he returned by irregular oper
ations. IL is said. He was in Jail In
Munich for a while, but was pardoned
He appeared next in Mexico, and was
jailed there. but regained his liberty,
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
GENERAL MARkEra

Philadelphia = Flour steady; winter
extras, s4,25Q440; Penna. roller,
clear, s450Q475; city mills, fancy
s6.25Q6.35. Rye flour steady; per bar
rel, S4.40. Wheat firm; No 2 Penna.
red, new, $1.15q1151s. Corn steady;
No. 2 yellow local, 50ilc. Oats firm (;
No. white, clipped, 37lzc.; lower
grades, sec. Hay firm No. 1 timothy,
$l44l5. Pork firm; family, S17. Beet
steady; beef hams, S23Q24. Live poul-
try firm; hens. l31kc.; old ROSTERS DC.
Dressed poultry steady; choice fowls,
l3c. old roosters, &c. Butter steady (;
creamery. 35c. Eggs firm; New York
and Penna., 36c. dozen. Potatoes firm;
new, per bushel, 5045Se.
Baltimore-Wheat frmer; spot con-
tract S116I5q116%; spot No. red
2 red, S1.095SG109%; southern, by
sample, S101Q116; southern, on grade
$105q117. Corn strong; spot, 50160
50$c.; steamer mixed. 48% Q49c
southern white and yellow corn, 45A
050Ac. Oats hrmer; No. white, 36
@36hc.; No. 2 mixed. 35hq35%c
Rye steady; uptown, No. 2 western
s5c: Hay steady; No. timothy sl4:5C
q15; No. / clover, mixed, Si2@l250
Butter firm; fancy imitation, 22d23c
fancy creamery, 30@3lc.; fancy ladle
10000; store packed, 16Q1Sc. Eggs
firm; per dozen. 30c.
New YorK--Butter strong; common
TO extra creamery, 25032c.; do. do
held, 23d30c.; do. do. state dairy, 2l
G29c.; do.l do. renovated, 17Q25c.; do
DO. western factory. 1SQ25c; common
to choice western imitation creamery
22d2Sc Cheese firm; state full cream
small colored and white. fancy, 13c.
do. do. fine, 121sc.; do. do. late made
colored and white. choice, 12c; do. dp
fair to good, 1lq111zc.; do. do. poor
9lzd10hc.; do. do. large colored and
white, fancy. 12&c.; do. do. fine. ia
12hc. Eggs firm; state, Penna. and
nearby fancy selected white, 36Q37c.;
do. do. choice. 34035c.; do. do mixed
extra, 34c. western firsts, 32c.; do sec
onds, 30d3lc.; southerns, 26432c.; re-
frigerators, 23Q2Sc. Live poultry firm;
western chickens, HE; fowls, lac
turkeys, 15c. Dressed poultry quiet;
western chickens, 13614c; fowls
13ihc.; turkeys, 1542c. Potatoes firm
Long Island, sl.50Q2 state and west
ern, S1.25Q140; Jersey sweets. S2d
$3.50. Cabbages were quiet; fiat
Dutch, per 100 head, $2Q3.
Evening journal., 1905-02-20
MILITIA INSPECTION At MILFORD
Il viii Be Conducted Tonight by COL
onel cavanauah, U. S. A.
spcclai 10 rho nvcning Journal.

Special to Tho Evening Journal
Milford. Feb. eO.-The annual inspection
Of Company B, First Infantry, N G. D..
Of Milford tonight, viii not only be an
important military event but social
event Of more than ordinary interest. as
wen. IL will be the twenty-nfth anniver-
sary of the organization OF the company,
and an attempt has been made TO secure
the presence OF every living member OF
the original company. After the inspection
the guests win go 20 the Hotel Windsor,
where a banquet viii be served.
DR. George w. Marshall. the Insurance
Commissioner, who was the first captain
Of the company. win be one Of the speak
ors. The inspection viii be conducted by
Colonel Harry Cavanaugh Of the United
States Army