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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22

dots der vhay it vhas, und some onder
customers in der store laugh und laugh
und make me feel ashamed. Was to
blame? Don't dot sign ask me to ask
for what want? Tell me, you dunder-
head, dot I hat your sympathy"
II must sew up a rip in shoe shust
now I says.
"A rip in a shoe? What vhas rip in
shoe compared to my feelings! l tell
you I yhas insoolted. We both come
oafer from der old country by der same
vessel, but you don't care for me.
Well, you can go to Texas. l go out
and neffer come on your shop again.
He goes out ind don't say nottings.
I'm three minutes he comes softly back
und sits down und says:
II vhas going down Fourth street der
ouder day und lost my dog. whistle
und whistle und call und call, but he
don't come back. Poorly queek l guess
goes in a shop and ask about him. On
der door vhas a sign dot reads: No
Admission l had shust asked Teller
| if he had seen dog What shumps oafer
| broomstick When you tell him to. when
Teller comes rushing oop und yells
out:
".vhell. what you vhant here?
I vhant my dog
| g Der tuyfels you do! Don't you see
dot sign on der door?'
of course
'Vhell, Why in tunder don't you mind
it?'
! - If dere WAS no ADMISSION now 90
you get in? How vhas all desc peoples
| here? How does somebody do business
NIT your
+" But it vhas no admission to ask
about a lost dog
| Den make your sign read dot
vhay.'
Say, Hans, dot vhas sharp in me.
Dot vhas smart. I get der best of him
for sure But What does he do but take
me by der neck und shump me out!
/ -;x, II n n IN
und he shakes his fist after me und
! saws he'll make me eat my lost dog if
I come again. Speak oop, you ape, und
| tell me if you vhas on my sidel'
| "yhell, Why don't you hat a rope tied
| to your dog?"
why don't I? Why don't I? Why don't
you hat some prains in your empty
noodle? By golly. if I meet you out in
der country some dark night III oreak
every bone in your body
! He gets mad und walks around und
| kicks things oafer, but I don't say not
tings Mr.. Vogelstein vhas rather pc
| cooliar. Maybe it vhas seven minutes
when he sits down again nit a grunt
II goes out walking by myself yes
| terday, und pooty queek l sees a sign
on a store reading, Boy Wanted. Dot
| vhas all right 1 like to see some boys
/ Wanted 1t shows dot business yhas
good if some boys vhas wanted 1
goes into der store und says:
| - see you vhant a boy.
but you vhas no boy
:" I don't say I vhas-'
".Eaf you some son you like to get
| in here?'
/ "'No.
"yhell, how vhas it p
"I like to know if it vhas White or
a colored boy you like to get.
| What's dot your business
"TJnd l like to know how old dot
how vhas; if he vhas red headed or
/ black. if he swears or goes to Sunday
school; if he feels sorry for an orphan
cat, or will chop her head off nit an
axe. Gif me all der particulars, if you
a.All der particulars, vhas it?' he
saws, und he leads me by der door und
/ shoves me out
..Hans, my feelings vhas hurt I
me und say it vhas too bad. or do you
laugh at me2'
1sVhen, if somebody WANTS a boy
What is it to me how dot boy vhas? p
I says
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
FIALA'S STORY.
Returned Explorer Tells of Hardships
in Quest of Pole.

Hull England, Aug 22.-Anthony
Fiala, leader of the Ziegler polar ex-
petition, arrived here today on his
way to the United States He came
ahead of the Terra Nova which is ex-
peeted tomorrow Mr.. Fiala said:
This has been another in the long
list of failures to reach the pole, I'M
less the three determined attempts
made to reach high latitude should be
considered as not having proved alto
gether futile. But although the great
question of the pole remains unsolved,
we have brought back data which
should prove of scientific value and
have explored and surveyed the archi-
pelago from Crown Prince Rudolph
Land to Cape Flora, discovering four
new channels and three large islands.
Failing to find an opening in the ice
in longitude SO degrees 81 minutes east,
latitude 70 degrees II minutes north, we
determined to force way through at
the 4Sth parallel. Here we were i'm
prisoned for four days, finally getting
through with the use Of gun cotton.
AT the end of August, 1903, we reach
ed Teplitz Bay, the most northern har-
Dor of Franz Josephand. where a base
and camp were established.
The America had narrow escape on
October e, 1903, when she broke adrift,
finally however, being brought back to
her anchorage where she was crushed
just about a month later
"a shelter was built on shore and
the members of the expedition were
kept busy during the winter preparing
for the spring sledge journey and in
scientific work which was retarded by
severe storms.
1.-THE first sledge party left March Z,
1904, but was compelled to return
owing to injuries received by several
of the men after reaching Cape Flige-
ly. A second attempt made on March
70 likewise resulted in failure, the
sledges being smashed when but a
short distance from land Leaving a
small party at the base, 1 returned to
Cape Flora, the trip occupying sixteen
days. Relief failing to arrive in Sep
TENDER, 1904. I. accompanied by Will
liam J. Peters of the United States
geological survey and a small sledge
party started back to the base, which
was reached November p. 1904, after
a most eventfGl and dangerous trip
rough ice having to be crossed in dense
darkness. and the men and dogs falling
into holes and crevices and running
against walls of ice. Crossing Hood
island two of the men fell into a
crevice for a distance of SIS feet and
were wedged between walls of ice.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
DER GERMAN coBBLER.
His Friend Mr.. VogeIstein Drops in for
Sympathy.

My old friend Mr.. VogeIstein drops
in to see me der onder day while l put
a cement patch on a shoe for feefteen
cents. He sits down und smokes and
don't say nottings for ten minutes.
Den he suddenly shouts out:
Hans, you vhas der biggest jackass
in America
For why?' I says.
Don't you see how she vhas? By
golly, but it makes me SO mad l can
hardly breathe! l vhas going through
der park dis morning when 1 sees a
sign of Keep of Der Grass. 1 don t
see no grass around dere. She vhas
all dirt. l WALKS ahead, und a po-
liceman yells at me:
Hey, you Dootchmans, don't you
see dot sign?'
"'Of course
'Vhell, Why don't you obey it?'
Because dere vhas no grass
But it vhas some grass dot we
hat next year, und you WALK here
any more und I gif you der collar
''Vhas dot some way to deceive me,
Hans?' says Mr.. Voglestein. do hat
to go around looking out for der grass
of next year? Why don't dot sign read
dot if if l come along next year I shall
look out leedle ?"
Il don't know"
You don't know because you vhas
some idiots. If you vhas my friend
you would help me be mad und swear.
Two days ago 1 go along Queen street
to buy me a hoe in a hardware store
Poorly quek l see rope across der
sidewalk und a sign dot says Danger.
looks oop und down und all around,
but 1 see no danger. BY and by
goes byRa grocery store und says:
How about dot danger?'
Don't you know?'
mo.
"'vhell, it means dot you keep off
der ice next winter
dot Was all right, but as I go along
piece of brick falls on my head.
make a row. und a man on roof yells
at me:
You great fool but can't you see dol
sign of Danger under your nose? Get
along or der whole house may fall down
on you!
"Cobbler, vhas dot right? Stand cor
Ind tell me if dot vhas der right vhay
to serve an old man mitout any wicked
ness in his heart? Why don't dot sign
say dere vhas danger on der roof? Why
don't it say l should beware of some
brickbats? Und Why does dot grocer lie
to me und make fun?"
IF you look in der city directory
MAYBE you find OUT | says.
"Und maybe you vhas ten jackasses
und 20 Harsi' shouts Mr. Voglestein. III
1 vhas killed by dose brickbats I belief
you laugh at me. Very we'll; l don't
speak to you again in fife years.
Maybe he keeps still for three min
utes und breathes hard und grits his
teeth. Den he says:
Il goes by a store der onder day tC
buy some socks. Oop on der wall vhas
big sign dot reads: If Yon Don't See
What You Want Ask For IT. 1 think
a leedle While under den 1 says to del
man:
How rnooch for snow shovel?'
$ Don't keep 'em.'
How mooch for washboard?'
Don't keep EN-
How mooch apound for codfsh?'
Don't keep EN-
..vheIl, den Why you put oop dol
sign2'
shirts and handkerchiefs. Old man, vol
vhas a leedIe too remarkable for dis
store und il you go by some blacksmith
shop und ask for table cloths VIA:
Obliged to you
] Dots der vhay it vhas. cobbler-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
Manuscripts DECLINED

Some of our readers, we are sure,
have been crossed in literature, which
is considered by some to be good
deal worse than being crossed in love
To these, and to others only less. the
romance of Returned With Thanks .
as set out shortly in the Bystander,
should be interesting. We read that
Maarten Martens was forced to print
his first book himself. Quite recently
Mr. ]. j. Bell made about 100000
out of a tiny book, Wee Macgregor,' .
for which no publisher would make
an offer, though the author would
have sold the entire copyright for $50
Think of Thackeray's Vanity Fair
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
Might HIVE Hammered.

"I take it, said the Chicago drum
mer, as he leaned across the aisle to-
ward a young mani take it that you
are Philadelphia drummer in the
stationery Iine?"
Yes. you can take it that way
was the reply.
You look lonesome
And so | am: Don't you want a
game of euchre ~
Not hardly, as I have got a new
magazine to read. but I'll put you next
to good thing. There's a staving
looking young woman in the next car
back. Go and chin with her.
81 can't"
Whats the matter?''
why she's my divorced wife.
That's what she got her divorce for
because I couldn't say anything inter-
esting. IN. Quad.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
RAPs CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
j. Wilbur Chapman at Winona Con-
ference Declares Doctrine False.

warsaw, Ind, Aug. ga large
crowd attended the opening of the
eleventh annual Winona Bible confer
ence at Winona lake. Rev. Mr.. Chap
man preached the annual sermon in
the morning. He arraigned Christian
Science, saying: False doctrines have
arisen and chiefest of those is Chris
tan Science The Christian Scientists
dishonor our Lord. Anything which
covers or hides the purpose for which
Christ came is false and ought to be
rebuked."
One hundred and fifteen meetings
will be held in the next ten days.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
Thought He Did.

s'You say you were once sentenced
to be hanged ?" queried the clerical
looking man of the fellow who had
been boasting to some of his aequaint-
ances on the car.
Was the day set for your execu-
ton %
ut was"
prieve -
Not the slightest"
Then, sir. under such state of af-
fairs, I hope you put your faith where
it would be rewarded %
Il think I did. sir. I put it in a tun-
mel under the floor of my cell, and
escaped only two days before they
were going to hang men. Quad.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
MYERS IS CHOSEN.
At Head of the New Edison Electric
Company.

At the meeting of the organizers
of the new Edison company. which
was held Saturday, the following off,
GERS were chosen:
L. E. Myers, president.
E. W. Wilson, vice president.
A. H. Purdy, secretary.
Geo. D. Caldwell, treasurer.
Board of directors: L. E. Myers, E.
W. Wilson, Geo. D. Caldwell, NJ. A.
Low, B. E. Sunny. J. e. Hurley, w. A.
L. Thompson, F. G. Kelly, Geo. Taylor.
c. R. MaunselI will be the general
superintendent of the plant.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
Notice.

Mr. L. Boyce and Geo. Mayer. the wen
known bakers, have bought Mr. Sny-
der's bakery at 507 West Tenth street
and they will run high class bakery
and will try to have the best bakery
goods on the market, they will try to
have the best, if skill and the best ma
teriaI can bring that result. Try them.
orders of any description promptly filled.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
refused bv Cotburn,s Magazine as

refused by Cofburn's Magazine as
lacking in interest, although written
expressly for that publication, and re-
fused by every publisher to whom it
was afterward submitted. Thackeray
published it at his own risk
The same is true of Sterne's "Tris-
tram Shandy.' Keble's christian
Year was offered to a publisher for
500, and finally published at its au-
thor's risk, bringing him in, it is said,
100000 during his lifetime.-London
News
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
Two DRUGGISTS Get Permits.

Permits were granted to w. A. Karr
of 115 East Sixth street and George
w. Flad. COZ Kansas avenue. to sell
Intoxicating liquors in accordance with
the laws of the state this morning. As
no objections had been filed by the at
torneys for the Temperance union the
permits were granted by Judge Hay
den on a showing that the proper pub
LEGATION notice had been made.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
New York aaopsv.

New York, Aug .-MONEY-Money on
call steady, 1azd2A per cent. closing bid Q
per cent; time loans steady: so and 80 days,
36315 per cent; months, 4 per cent
CLOSE: Prime mercantile paper, 4d4L
per cent; sterling exchange steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 1855
14.s660 for demand and at $4.s465Q4 $40 for
GO. day bills; posted rates, $LS5A and
S4S71a; commercial bills. 81. S45z
SILVER-Bar silver, 61szc; Mexican dol
lars. 47c.
BoNDs-Governmen bonds steady.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
no f.e Harvest Ffelda

OF Minnesota, North and South Dakota.
Every day during the month of August
the Chicago Great Western railway will
sell to parties of five or more harvest
hands, tickets to towns in the above
states at greatly reduced rates. For
further information apply to any Great
Western agent or ]. 2. Elmer, G. p. A..
st. Paul, Minns
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
ELEVEN NEW CASES.
yellow Fever Deaths for Past Twenty
four Hours Six.

New Orleans, Aug 22.-Showers to-
day promised some amelioration of the
high temperature which has been pre-
vailing, but otherwise there was little
change in the yellow fever situation.
New cases at noon since .. m.
yesterday IL; total cases to date LAST.
Deaths 6; total deaths to date 211.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22

If you find it difficult to live within
your income how do you expect your
family to live without it, We have the
answer.
National Life Insurance company of
Vermont = Mutual = organized 1850.
Fifty-sixth year. doing business in ~
states. VIM B. Henderson, General
Manager, suite 459 Kemper building,
Kansas City, Mo. Both phones 459
Main: or E. w. Thompson, manager,
Columbian building Phone 1891 Ind.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Mrs. A. E. Gundry, wife of DIR. A. E.
Gundry. who formerly lived in Potwin,
died suddenly Sunday morning at her
home in St. Marys. She was sister
of Mrs n. F. Morehouse. The body
was brought to Topeka this afternoon
and buried in the Topeka cemetery
Mrs E. w. Pratt, of Topeka, died
at Diamond, Mo-, Saturday The
funeral was held at Carthage Sunday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
CLAYTON Got q Claim

clerks in the state library. drew claim
No. 1852 in the Uintah land lottery
which closed at Provo, Utah, last Sat
urday Russell S. Jennings, also of
Topeka, drew claim No. 2.319.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
New Homes in the West.

The harvest in the west is the biggest
ever known. Farmers, mechanics and
merchants are prosperous. There's a
wonderful chance to start new homes
under favoring conditions Round trin
Homeseekers' tickets on sale 1st and "a
Tuesday each month at low rates,
Write for free booklets, maps and in
formation to w. R. Kniskern. P IT M
c. & N. w. Ry., CHICAGO. III.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
1t vhas my busy day, you see."

Eyes, l see. I understand! You be-
lief I vhas some old goats und should
be bounced aroundl Very vhen, Hans
der CobbIer you vhas one tousand
jackasses und ten tousand villains, und
by some horn spoons l come back
here tonight und tear down your
shanty und make you vhish you had
neffer been bornt'-( Copyright 1905
by Eugene Parceils.)
New-York tribune., 1905-05-26
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

/. J Phillips & Co have sold for Mrs Sylvia
Knapp No. 322 West T2d-st. a four story private
dwelling house, on lot 22xlo22 feet to client for
occupancy.
Harry Goodstein has sold No. 3l3 West T9th-st 4.
q Eve story triple fathouse, 25xlOO1 feet. TO Simon
& Harris, J. Scott the broker.
william Richtenberg has sold No. 574 9th-ave. a
four story tenement house with stores 19sx65 feet
Richard NJ Montgomery mas sold for the Kings
bridge Realty Company three lots the west side
of Wedgwick-ave. north Of 1S4th-st., TO the Ford
ham Realty Company
Thomas p Fitzsimons has sold for DR.. D. S.
Dougherty TO Harry Mclean the three story and
basement private dwelling house No. 352 West
42d-st. i7xsss feet
Du Bos TayIcr have sold for Charles H Knox
TO 2 client the three story and basement stone and
brick dwelling house at the northeast corner Of
se m Terse Drfs aBq Drive and 6 2t n ~
Millsrd Vet has sold for Cohen Ruth TO DR..
new t pie APARTMENT house on lot s7axi66 feet
ensim for Investment e Nos IL and s S West 58dst
two i've story nathouses, on plot 5oxlO05 feet
No go St Nicholas-ave southeast corner Of 18Th
ST. five story iathouse, on plot 275xll8.sx27x1Os9
Reiter Newman & Mosauer have sold for Ernan-
APARTMENT house at Nos. 503 and sos West IlIth-st
or plot s2xiO3x irregular adjoining the northwest
held az Se5OOo The Bertha and Kendall Court
similar apartment houses in the same block were
isaac Friedman sold for siegel Brothers to Louis
feet east Of LenoX-ave,. on which six story apart
Inent house viii be erected.
William !. Roone has sold for =. Schraven 10
Winfield Tucker the four story building at the
northwest corner OF LeXinGton ave and I3th-st
on lot a0IIx12.Ie feet
Julius scott has sold the FIVE story hathouse No
20s9 Sth ave, 25X109 feet. 10 Isaac Witt
Hofmana & Telant have sold for Max ]. Klein
No. 1H West I34th-st.. five story hathouse, LOT
25Kee j feet.
y A Ievor has sold No lIs West l34th-st five
story hathouse. lot 2sx99u II feet. TO Mrs. Fannie
otto 9 Egner has sold No 943 Amsterdam-ave. z
Eve story hathouse, on lot 2xloo feet, TO Edward
de NOycllcs.
Samson Rosenhed has sold 70 s. Reinhardt No
z2G West 6lst-st, Eve story hathouse. lot Oh
1908 feet
Isaac Cohen has sold for H Goldman to Louis
Daum No. l5l West ll2th-st.. a five story hathouse
on lot 30xIO0Il feet.
Rotkowftz Brothers have sold TO Louis Meyer ths
I've story hathouse No. lls East ssth-st., lol
2N1g0S feet
GoldwaEser & Wigdor have sold TO Morris PICK
the five story th0use No. l60 East IOOth-st 25S
1901
Samuel Fine has sold for F Gems to Max Barck
2s .exSs.1 feet
Robert Levers has sold No. LIP Arnsterdarn-ave
i've story hathouse. with store lot 25xi00 feet
Friedman Brothers have sold for u. T. y Truel-
ser No. 800 East Slst-sf.. Ave tenement
house, lot 2sNio2.2 feet
The Rose ftll Realty Corporation has sold tc
Naccof e Brande Nos. 33l and ss3 East s4th-st.
two four story buildings, plot 40x97.5 feet The
tEYers viii erect six story tenement house on
New-York tribune., 1905-05-26
LIS PENDENS.

Rfv,prton-st $ s. ass # OF Columbia-st. lslx56;
Helen OEilve against Nathan Greenbaum et a. ttore-
cosure of mortgage); attorneys, Cannon & Cannon
S9dst No 31O West: United States Trust Company
of Nev-Yor5 against John H Edelmeyer et al (rore-
ciosure OF mortgage); attorney, Z w sheldon
61st-st n s. II of 1st-ave, 23x9O.1Ox hresuIari
Mar ri n Hand against Martin Blum ct al tfore-
closure OF nortgage); attorneys. Hand Bonney g
-. az go, -
irregular; Sarah Meyers against Joseph / Berry
Iactjon TO declare deed void etc) attorney, Mathot
Prospect-ave. n Garden-st SO1lxl0.7X
irreeuar same against Josephine Meyers (action 70
declare deed void etc); attorney, L Mathot.
Prospect-ave, SOIL IT Of Garden-st 23.11x
5ox irregular; against Charles Bennett faction
to declare deed void. etc.; attorney, / Mathot-
57th-st n 90 IT Of Park-ave 40X100.5i Mortimer
w Hale against Emma V V Rapallo OF al faction 20
foreclosure mechanics lien); attorney, r W Keene
Waverley Place No IO6. Charlotte A williams
against VIM II Ftner al foreclosure OF mortgagel
attorneys. Wesselman & Kraus.
th-st n IT " Of Avenue @, 30x10S; NJ Ade-
latde WilIets another, administrators. against
Chas and another foreclosure OF mortgase)
Lots Ss to 102. map OF Cedric Park Bronx; David
Klein against Rciss and another foreclosure
of nortgage): attorney, P Gross
n $50 IT W Of Columbus iOOx171. 10
TO Cathedral Realty Company against G.
Park Specific perfOrmance) attorneys Patze Stroock.
Charles Burkelman against the Leonard Sheet Metal
Works faction to set aside conveyauce): attor-
ney, G Coffin.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-26
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.
AT "A VEsEY-sT.

BY Bryan L Kennaly: 127 Park Row. c s. 1919 It n
of New Chambers-s 30xG5.& 0and onID; bldg: 70
12lstst 12G2x1OO bk and bdgs East 120thst
abutting 2xlo011 bldgs; David Scully FOR S2lO
900 90 S %iiiiam-s d1fa st. IS6 # n Of New Cham6eFsst
Cozzino for $4,000 sc TO ~ Eimst - IT of Leon
ard ST. 100x9ox irreg B. and story bdgs; adjourned
June 2S; l2th-ave l31st-st Il 1xs7 1S6xs3
Richard Weber for S104. $50: 235 Frcn,-s Peck
sp. % 6x36 x24 x3I3 Qand only; story blk bldg TO
lbS; vacant; to John D Crimmins S5S 000 95thst
s, O32 lst-ave 1896 marginal 227.1 O4thst
15O1 reg vacant; sale by order Of Commissioners Of
SINKING tund OF the city; to Walter Burrows Tor
$1,000 3l4 1Othave. 2Sh-st 24SxI5 story bk
bldg voluntary sale to Louis Stenhardt for S2620 4s
Sth-ave. n 94th-st 249x1OO; story blk H. NJ
II Evans Rebecca Robertson ct al Waldo & e attys;
= Terry ref partition 10 Charles Bauerdorf for
BY D P Ingrahaun & Co: 82d-st 40 225 It Of 10th
aye Z5xS68 story bk ten h; to Theodore W Spear for
sZuo9O 32d-st 459, s. 100 II of 10Th 3Ox9s SX
ahq eSr et al samuel Campbell. atty; Albert Rtche,
ref; partition: to Theodore " Spear S25, 100
ny Jossph Day: s9th-s 226, 2s5 # of 3D. Lave
al; Frank Schaefer atty Abraham Obersten
amt due 237 81; taxes. S723 96 the Moreland
Realty ana Construction Company for S22100 15th St.
story bl dwg hs Resolvd Gardner Malka Wayland
ct al Mack atty: Charles Putze ref amt due Sill
4 "A IT of 29th-st, "a SK95; story bk and
story Blk ten h G Mcneil NJ L Menel ct
al; A Scott, atty; W Hawson ref; partition; Da-
Vid and Harry bppman for 2255O
By Peter r Meyer: Harrison, Westchester County, y
"A plot containing 3.SS at the Of Harrison
ave and North-st with largo dwlg also tract Of 3S q
adjoining south voluntary sale parcel
w H Macy for $780, parcel to II NJ Edwards
for S4OO per acre other to Mrs Edwards for S455
BY II c Mapes & Co: Tbrty-one lots on Pelham and
Mddletown rds Arnold Mulford and Pier Pei
1870 $500 each.