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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
Auction SALES YESTERDAY.

At IA Yesey-st-By l. Phillips 60; - ;or sas 900;
ave n cor 9lst-s 1o0xloO 10 aG00 az ~ = Randolph
1924 St. 1OOXlOO 70 n
for S33 200 St Nicholas cor l9Zd-st ~ dad
II Pandc,nh for Sal $50 Nichoas-aVe COZ c.
St 100 Gx93 4x100x1OO also 193d-st go4 IL block
NchoIas-aye 1OOx1OO; st Nicholas ave- Tost
'front.' Between Wadsworh and Farview ayes eSd SIX boc
I G. EicbnIas and Wadsworth and lVZd-st -
Sc a09 Gxi86 G. also St Nicholesave cor isEG
100x iOO also st Nicholas-ave cor So d. tSXi
1e2dst. IL ZXoo
also Wadsworth ave 191st-st 100
also 19st-st s. 100 Of ST NichoasaoDe. y. - y
qaG I37 4 also st Nicholas-ave cor leistst l4l
1OGxl 20 Sx100 8: withdrawn. ,,..L.,. r,ourtv "
Ev James l. Wells; Hyde Park. Dutchess CoumS. "a
seat known as Torham. comprising over o.
acres Of ground dwg and outoullqnsS' Ssgood
Pen for $4,000 49, o - 1oo q u, Of Cen
BY Philip Snyth; 9oth-st = s. iuV ~ sale: bid
trail Park West 2jxlOOS; vacant EO'''' $780,
in ct S21 800 20 so, .. II, ~ 9Th
ave 20x10o5: Columbia College leasehold sory 20
By Joseph Day; st AEns-aye cor EflinRen
az a. < Marks atty: William Bernard red amt due
Si2 SIS so; taxes etc S541 2; adjourned to NOV 10
T-oI, II W of I2xSo: vacant
1-o1ntary sale: % Hutter for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
LIS PENpENs.

webster-ave.. 1721 # Of 17lst-st. 75x107 IOx
irregular; Louis Samelson Harris Rather; action
impress trust attorney. S. Fine
120th-st No 436 East: Stanley II. Cornish agt
William Dodge ct al action 10 recover possession;
torney. . Ryder.
Lot 1877 map OF part Inwood n 18th Ward: Park
Benjamin agt William H F1itner al: foreclosure OF
mortgage; attorney. @. c. Lay.
9Th ave. s. W. corner 55th-st 100x125 Van Kanne
Revolving Door Company agt the General Building and
Construction Company ct al; action 10 foreclose
chancs lien: attorneys Hitchings & Palliser
2i0th-st SO f.. W Of Katonah-ave.. 40xiOO
Warren +. agt Ernest Ames al foreclosure
OF mortgage: attorney. w. L. SGmms
lOth-st. 400 and 4OS East: William Cohen ngt
Henry Kahn al action 10 impress trust; attorneys
Strasbourger. Well Eschwese & Schaliek
G5th- s. t25 II. Of 0th-avc 25Xl0O5; Juliet
Turner William NJ Thomas action to enforce agree
ment. attorney, L. y. Wilson
Avenue Nos Ga and 6s, ieasehod. Katharine FiegeN
heimsr ag. Henry Flegenheimer al foreclosure OF
mortgage; attorneys. Jeroloman Arrowsmith
Tiffany =. intersection Of =. e. :. l6Tth-st
- sx79Sx IRREGULAR: Walter y Des9ard agt George W
Coes c al foreclosure of mortgage attorney, II.
1o6th-st. No. 3l7 East; Abraham SanitEky Agt Jono
krlnsky 81 al. foreclosure OF mortgage; attorneys
krakowcr Peters
1G9th-st $. 100 Of 1stave.. rams ". IS lex
g. in0ifx SOCK II 1864 to beginning Edwin \
Bradley al Umberto Arnone and another; fore
closure Of mortgage: attorneys Pressinger d NeweUmbe
Lot 3sl, quarter OF Yap Of Un!onport. Bronx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
BIG APARTMENT HOUSE DEAL
OPERATOR ACQUIRES ROW OF SEVEN STRUCTURES
IN 1o5TH-ST. EAST OF LENOK-AVE.
an Audubonae Block Sale Reported-Teonn Estate SeS
Plot of Forty Lots.

Alexander-ava. s. TO II Of 1s4tt.st. 2Sxloo;
R Rnns F %e4S. and mortgage 100
MetTopotan Trust Company executor aua Nominal
so tee to AT9 . Baea" Bochman to 70,
freedman m9rtgase. SIS ooo ;o,oa o: Marea
retha NJ Roweld and another to George - 100
s1 sh@tIeT $50 It of "a ave 9oxes Thomas 100
Ncholasae corner l1th y t6sier Nominal
smpson-st. e s. 1870 Fl Of l6ltn-s any 'N-O 100
1e5 EIse No III lilo East irregular Frank 100
ao H to Irving c asa 2fPsnS 20 1 Peter
h ba2s8ee to sly W doo Ho"'onn anu $50 100
Croona-aye 70 f. Of rsl iStn ct s. Nominal
Me chsfss steStn s. to 1t Messa Fox mort 100
Primers F taa comS pa Avsaue
Farmers Feed Company of New-York; NOR Nominal
75 sSss 5000 % s4s IT Of Avenue l2Sz2o4 4
Farmers Feed Company of New-fo'k; Nominal
s FEE $40 600 ,95 " 25xioo: Moses Ipshitz
to DANIEL Merovitz and another mortsas'' 100
c5 S2gGo9 lot 2C5 to 2oa partition ma p.G Of
Lott Hunt lot 2o to 2 22 os G
fs e. No 1853 10 terminal %gs Realty Company mort 100
SS E: @6 7s5; 100
ssss D.;:sS4s;
70 Berko Kopelowitz and another; Nominal
e5thst s. 100 of An?sterdom7aye, I9NIooo 100
William McClenahan to Thomas PatTieR' c;,;n
and another; mortgage So 900 o,,oo Pncu:
I6venfed ct al to Nathan Kirsh; rnor'sase 1oO
,5 So" 400 # " Of Amsterdam ave S0x
90 II: Pincus Lowenfeld ct al 10 so0 600 100
,st ave- No So W s 25x75; Marx ottingeIr ana
another to Abraham Halprin ct al; mor'eaee' 100
1oSthst $ 15s IT W OF Lexingtor-isTe; l'ox 100
128;h-st. No 14s ". 2OX99.h' he"i'e''" - Nominal
to Mar MARY n Lf~tS cor 1ooth-s irreguar
Samuel Dribben TO Jacob Neadte' iiOi s" Nominal
nth ave No s26 W s. 1T11O0; Lucy f Lee e 81 al;
individually and as executor 10 ... Nominal
SLY Den nronertv. Alfred B Dunn Michael Knrz- 100
man; mortgage. SlGG09o. ~ Is8d-st: COX
90 II: Mary G ClapD ct al 70 James Il Du"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12

Sales of apartment houses and vacant plots III
the upper West Side sections were feature Oh ',e
realty market yesterday. LYMAN HoroMl'I ' u
se,en civ s+or,, anortnoent houses. Each house
occupies a plot 376xss1l feet the north side OF
T5th-st, just east of Lenox-ave. H. D. BAKER y
Bro and George Backer were the orohels' 'AN
Karpas & Wittner were the sellers.
George r. Read & Co. and b Nauheih nav 80
to Alraban, ruth and Herman Cohen. for Benjamin
Altman and NJ FRIEDMAN. the block front on the
east side of Audubon-ave-, between 1Sth ana I's'n
SITS The plot has a frontage of 1910 feet m the
avenue 27O feet in 179h-st and 10 feet IN 156x
Irregular at the southeast corner OF l3otnst. anu
Riverside Drive from William HAVE ana Arlhul
Greenbaum. II, ,1or,-osL otorr
The Tiemann estate sold to Louis MeryaSn I pt
forty lots in the block bounded by RlVerslue 1"iN
12th-aye 18th and Manhattan SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
MECHANICS LIENS.

Columbus-ave.. n. e. corner Slst-st.. lOZ- 2&loo;
Cornelius Scott agt Harry l. Fairbatrn and
Thomas b Williams. owners; FaIroairn & Will
Jams. contractors. .--------
I3eaumont-ave e. s. $50 #. n. of 1S7th-st..
6OxiOO: Robert Bracken agt Michael Mad
den. owner and oo3tr ao
agt Jennie Mex Mosher and L. Homer Hi
dredth. trustees, owners; Edwin II. Mosher.
l95th-st No. 1871 West; William Hilgers Com
pany agt Eeanore Schrader, owner William
SchradeT. contractor. b.
Brooke-ave. 8. ". corner OF 13Sth-st- 1OtN3l5:
Antonio CaRlioStro agt Northwestern Realty
Company owner; Francesca Galotti, contractor
Bowery No. III; Edw. S Murphy agt Geo.
s Underhin. Elizabeth a. St. John and Mary
L. Duryea. individually and as trustees. owners;
William H. Underhill. trustee. owner and con-
tractor . IN ,,a r.
agt Frederick d. Colcord Lille X Lppmau
and Henry Korn. owners; A. J. Barry con
tractor
Chrystie-st.. No. 90; Abraham Krivitzsky and an
other aSt Samuel Stone and Solomon Shein-
tag. owners: s. Goldstein Brother con-
tractors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ComPsn o ib Sd zoos 50 peT S $4,000
Marks Harry 70 W ", I5sbst yea2 10000
Same to same; same property prior "'o' 5000
Same to state Feaiss ana = ne E0l 4o6O0
Qqscken6ush Ade I'm 70 ~ 80 Vest demand $4,000
lq %ontgom pi Nos 81 per o5oo
Federmsn RudoiP dof 10 On 1893 1880
Same to H Allen same properly s e"to 1900
rG SSeS David to Miie Heilnger e2d-s No 22o 20,
R Mys' THOMAS gsas P and another to E Kinssman;
Van Bufen-st 100 II Of colqmnbus- ave; eono
tw0 %ortg9g sis sa 10 9 cohc 5Gy sudk g
it Hester-st; prior mortgage $2oooo' ,oooo
MecsT5ney Helen. sxecutrix and individually to
81 las IT of iesh-st; 8 years AZ PER cent 5000
ave 5. 1925 # Of Jennings ST. prior mort zoo
ca Sass a An{o 2 f {o Moral 1i6h-s s5
Maa aS5 M TsaEa 8 to chard No
lGi'ea Corner fsTee due April 1905;
Dean sen' Walter j. Cohen io4thst No 70 900
Grei East joseph RSiPf and aaother to We'll shers
No "a; years, per cent -; SSoo
Be 4sn nj anP sao'h mdrtsas
1serloGrtz julius and another to A Levy; Allen.
No 4a prior mortgage, $1,000 years; 4 200
an sa r saPh sFot m5sas
G2la0 saE 81 per cent no 5000
Lew Rosie P to- William oppenhem: Wash
ineton Place, 50 S4 prior mortgage.
SIS 52 600 due due April 10 Iaos csnf ,,;,. 5000
St " $. so IT OF Stanton st; I'll r mortgage oooo
t5SSIiSoD Margaret to Emgrant Industrial saw
ings Bank: Fainbrdge-ave. s. 12x-S it of knoo
Reed Washington b to smith; ia4th-st. ooo
Meyer and another to Robert b aTns5 eT
gage S4s 900 years: per cent -, 1000
Houlhan Margaret to Emisrant ln fp4 a. of
iEGs Bank 6 no 49, 16Cs ~ per 5000
voger Edward H. to CHARLES 311eS v esIs ~
Nj Mtsn Sent corner iii.-s. years o." 10000
Hqmn M Nsnne to No liz: per bond 10000
Russhorn Mary to George D Doyie, Cromwell ,oo
Barthen Frederick c. TO Mary McIenna Jen-
Vree estae; due April 25 500
H@6sek George to zoo T. ho or Sst an@ Se@Ts
sb peT 'e1 George II to Title Guaranty Trust
Company: 51st-st. 1do # of 2d-ave; de- .. mn
rd man Mcns Pe II to charles F stehn; Madison
IS # Of i2 L.. E year; Barren Bss cent 5000
300 # Of lanGH Mofronoifan trust Com
pany; Manhattan-s 5. 100 # of Broadway; -
Brad 2ea Joseph NJ ard another to state Bank
pot" i6h-et $ s. 33l n E OF broadway; secures -.
9 u sss Sf Fl Of Boston Road per 1000
ie6h 10 a67 East G5nand per 1000
ST, :. 100 IT or Amsterdam ave; . years ., ooo
VG saa Pom a0r6sr isiss, PRIOR
Levin LYMAN s9a' ana another to Thomas Patrick
ysors q psr . cent MT 1000
Nz Nos Sat 44 and ID 40 East yeaT per cent 1900
fga SRd an s3e yeSr per $500
Hainrn. Abraham another to NJ ottnger;
lst-ave. No s5T prior mortgage $louo -o.o
RsaS George gqp ' to II r volie Canal st Nos 100
and 10: prior mortgage 100000: demand 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12

84tr-st n $. $50 IT e Of 6th-ave: S5th-st $ 1o9
Of 6thav for six story brick factory 80 M,
50x1oI.6: Green. owner: Sass, architect. 4o"VOO
9Sth-st MS, ~ of 2d-ave; for a six story
brick hathouse and store 50XST1l Rothsteln " - ~
Wolf owners; Horenburger stTaub archltects QUIZ"
I'd ave. Nos 2ST and $50. for four story brick
tenement house, xii. { y Wertelmann' - ~.
owner; Berger & SON. architects. --.....:- lZVOO
10TH $50 # OF Park-ave: for a SIN
story brick tenement house and store. 81
s s1 a Rlshma4 & Greenfield owners 10000
7sth-st No 243 TO 253 East: for six story brick
tenement house and store, IL 6xs9.3. NJ
Kramer and A Rookmere. owners G F Pelham % ooo
Audubon-ave W 186th-st; for a six
story brink h1fhq Pacb aRa 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
PACIFIC COAST COMPANY ELECTION

At the annual meeting in Jersey city yeste1V"S
Of the stockholders Of the Pacific Coast COMPANY
John Kean J. d. Farrell and H. A fucker '"o
three retiring directors. were reelected ~ 1av
James n Hill son Ct the Great Northern Ili 70
president elected director. az 49, 6jvidend
of Il. Per cent Was declared the hlst ~, we're
stock and quarterly dividends OF II p1 4 common
declared on The second preferred anu - .snt
stock the latter dividends being eacu = -
larger than for the last preceding Su'I va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

1aad-st. Nos Az and 40 East: Richard T Ward
well agt samuel Wolf 81 al; august :. IVY S;
NoTris-aVe . : 100 Il OF looth So lCtNAVV
Antonio Carucci ana another aEt Middleboro
Realty Company ct al: August 10. 1870 Coy
Surfoik-st No io4; Elk f Sslkin agt Moses Cohen
II al; September Il. 1905 (hy bondl -.
Tiffauy-st n W corner ltoth-st. 2aNluot tatihs
Fireproof Construction Company agt John Doc
IT al: october 10. 1908 tby bond .-'t--'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

AT IA vesey-st.By L Phillips CO; Kehy-st; co s.
6fth-st S8Sx7s SxI13 2x irregular; vacant Washing Ton
ave 17Oth-st, 100 7x16ex10l6x Irregular story
Nv PbuIp A smyth: 5I8 144th-st, 1863 Il " OF
ostera nave Ia 6x89 IL: story blk dwg h. L d Sim-
SON and another trustees Edgar Logan ct al Boota.
BY & B. attys A Keener. ref; amt due, SloS44 ZS'
taxes. $505 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Perry ave- w : 125 II = Of Woodiawn Road; for
a one and one-haH story frame aUtom0bile
house 22x24; Mrs Mary RagSe. owner: homes
C-oncOrd-ave W s. 100 II OF i47th-st for one
story stable and dwelling house. ooNS<. 10
seph Gallick and Antonio Lezzo, owners: john
II Noelker. architect ..----.--- -.
Vyashing tor-ave " 3 "a II n OF lS3d-sti for q
two story brick dwelling house. 2iNS4s Thomas :
Doyle owner: ] X pobbs. architect ..--.-
2O6th-st. n s. 3S9 SS II OF MOshofu PARKWAY.
for a three story frame dwelling house. z4Noo'
Amelia DadaiatI, owner: 7 smith architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
DoTY TAKES SEVEN MORE.
seamen and Passengers from Southern Ports
Held on Hoffman Island.

Health Officer Doty yesterday removed from three
ships seven persons showing abnormally high tenn
peratures They were detained at Hoffman Island
FOR observation. Those removed were member Of
the crew of the schooner John w Dana three Of
the crew OF the British steamer John Bright and
TWO passengers and one member Of the crew Of the
sfearI1e- Mexico from Colon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Madison-ave $ 8s it Of 127th-st, 1ex7Si
stehln ct ca a. o executors to CafeS $3.50
123d-st io' s IT Of 51fH Nominal
Lots s 545 $40 55i and 552 Iaeona Park mn
H6 P5emF River t' and Port Chester Railroad Co
ls2 # t Ellen lei Qunian to Chester
A Failg4aq Nos Go 4a and As 5o5o Aaron Levy
ct al to Berowitz and another mortgage 100
~, q 5 l5se a5ass s2s @o1 F9st
s43 oG9 place No 81 to Sc s. e5sx
irreg William oppenheim to Rosie Levy mort 100
.i gsge $i2 2oe p and % $, ex5l 8zs7s
Sop SOPHIA schenHnan Max schenkman: mort ~,
Ne eagg $500 8 so # Of stantoast. 25xioo:
Henrietta Aaron Kaufman ct all mort ,oo
Bs snSs o 1911 # Of i9tt Rea1. 9x
i NOR: Mt!l' $4,000 titel 100
M9 ape sanTy i Katsmsn Schubert
moTgage S7Oo Corner r Freeman-st X: Louis
Nsan to NJ Tamadge; mortgage;; Sl2o 900 100
BF fSt4 Hunt estate 9s SSxi5o Bridget McNearny
s7i to No " ai7 west 2oxloo8 chard
,r;o6 No 5D an EfS' mortgage $3.50 Nominal
l42a-zt' No on " VTedenburaf ........... 500
joseph creif another MORTGAGE So To9 100
JOSH P Bahrenburg to Maria Bahrenhurs; mort 500
,4 gage; ~ 2iS West 25xi8i g. Angela de
10 Adele S gus i@ 70 W Of Avenue G 20 axsoa
n,fs- mortgage s28 GOO. ............., 100
Nonte0lnery-st e s. 3711 II Of Monroe-st TX
co. samuel Rosenthal ct al 10 David Tuder and ,oo
,notbsr, MORTGAGE $40 800. 100
s'ffnIll-e ct No IL " s 23x1001; Tobias Cohen TO
Amelia Rubnsky. mortgage, $50 900 100
I9r1.snert ave " 5 % II of lh6th-st. 75Xs6.7;
William T Hockey Harry Marks: mortgage 80
'O'
sad 81 q s. II " Of I'd ave. 18 sx5ll; Margaret
Cotter 10 Thomas Stewart; mortgage
SD st 8 s Gs 4 Il " o 2d-ave. l6sx5l.l' Dennis
e. o0n "'' ~ ............. Nominal
MeTeers NGs IT, rs ana ompsny 10 Fannie Hamn 900
3 Z4S ~ % for5on mortgage $1,000 100
Wagn.r Slass works Il, Constantine Wagner. Nominal
Prospect-ave No /. 4i2 : -. INCA; Gottlob
Jaissle to Martin Vending; mortgage, SlLtUu loo
George II T;ovia n Nary Rnssbon ....... Nominal
1bth-nve, S. East y 1913 and lot i2l, map
Wadck .......-.. Nominal
Lot 30. map Of $50 Thompson estate
Sephen Koyacz John sny der and Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
APPOINTED HEAD OF HOSPITAL.

Mrs Mary Mccarthy, superintendent of the
Training School for Nurses the St Mary's Hos
p.tal. BROOKLYN. has Just been appointed superfn-
tendent Of the Williamsburg Hospital Brooklyn TO
succeed Mrs Jennie Walker She has been with the
scnool fcr six years. and with the training
ecnool run in connection with the Nevv-Yorl Lin
~-a4enI- - oE9@'S'a44e sNA'o-4ia-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
eUILpING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Prospective. W s. % # s OF 156th-st 75x
Marks -. $1,000
pany loans 4o5Oc
Van Buren-st e $. 100 #. n. OF Coumhus-ave
Riiey and John Ioughey, sOoC
I29th-st. n s. 800 It. OF Lenox- ave. 50x
0911 George Rlcard loans Frederick H. Mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
REALTY NOTES.

Aaron Adler is the buyer of two fathouses oocu-
pying the bloc< front the east side Of Lexington
ave between 10eth and 10th SITS. sold recently
through Steinman & Jackson.
Mishkin Brothers are the buyers of No. SlS to 10
East 100th-st ,c- d., =. Gov
Amos F. Emo and No 237 Water-st. to the Aasle
Roller NH COmpanN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Amsterdam corner l65th-st; for two nve
story brick tenement houses. So i0xSo; shapiro
Shapiro owners; b w Lsvitan. architect =
ATnsterdam-ave. 8. 100 II OF l6Sth-st; Tor a
SIX story brick tenement house, aOxSOi ~ VIII
son. owner, w Levitan, architect. .,......'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
CHOICE DWELLING HOUSE SOLD.

slav-son & Hobbs have sold for NJ. r. Cherry L
a client for occupancy, the four story brownStone
high stsp dwelling house No 10Y West 7oth-st' siz
2ry55N102 . feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
Real Estate Wanted.

CtEND PARTICULARS OF your apartments 10 Fent;
- many inGuires. KNABE co. 800 81 Ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12

65xl50: Ellen E Corbett agt Margaret A C. Mang 81 a.
partition: attorney. :. J. Stilwel ..ar
iOStb-s AZ 5 54GI It. ". OF Amsterdam-ave. Ok
OOI1: Lawyers Mortgage Company agt John D. SuS-5
foreclosure or mortgage. attorneys cary q N'0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
BUY THE ARGYLE APARTMENT HOUSE

Parsons & Holman have bought the Argyle
seven s+or, elevator apartment house, No 142 West
12lst-st on a plot 32xs911 feet, from the Herman
Wendt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
Furnished Apartments Wanted.

XxTANTED-A New York furnished house furnished
wv winter. park. with four
family bedrooms three servants bedrooms;
not usually rented is preferred. Address CHARLES
DAVIS South Yarmouth. Mass, or % Broad Street.
New York.
THREE LADIES. Colonial Danes. wish 20 for
nominal rent and care. apartment house during
sns.rca of owner. Address SATISFACTORY REFER
E1NStES Tribune ONCE, New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
Brooklyn Property for Sale.
CHEAP.

r,,. corner IN Bedford section story double lime
stone ana brick Hat rooms, baths each apartment;
Sandsor1eIv decorated throughout; $o5OOO mortgage
$50 900 rents Sc 600; cheap JOSEPH A SCHATZ. JR-.
60 36I FultCn-st. EroUklyn-
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-06-22
SINNkMAHONING.

G. b. Barclay went to Owego last Sat.
urday.
The merry-go-round has packed up
and gone.
Sinnamahoning is on the boom these
times Real estate is on the raise.
A. II. Shafer and wife Of Emporium
We're among the many guests of Wedncs-
days wedding.
The Messrs. Gumano OF O5wego, NY.
were here last week making sale Of land
for the dynamite plant
j. NJ. Shafer and wife, of Mt. Carmel
took in the wedding last Wednesday and
shook hands with their many friends.
G. B. Barclay harvested the first
alfalfa clover last week that was ever
raised in this section. 1t was a fine crop
The bachelor girls club met last week
for the last time and passed resolutions to
discontinue their order, owing to so many
of their members getting married
Several large salmon came floating into
the boom this week. One came
floating down last week, 30 inches long,
Which would weigh about ten pounds.
1t is too bad to see such fine fish destroy
ed and driven out of our streams.
The Sinnamahoning Dynamite Cos
directors met last week and elected the
officers for the Company as follows:
president, o. l.. Bailey; treasurer, J. A.
Wykoff; secretary, j. Hawley Baird; gen
eral manager Victor +. Crum. The
stock in the company is increasing rapidly
since it has become sure thing. They
will commence operations July Ist or
sooner if the deed for the land gets here
Several prominent men in the county
have subscribed to the fund lately.
w. G. 1876. p. O. S. of A. will dedi,
cate their new hall, Monday evening,
July 3rd All Camps in the district are
invited. Alter the dedication the Daueh
ters of America will serve a banquet in
Brooks Hall to all who participate in the
service. The new building will be COM
pleted and ready for the lodge to occupy
on that date, and is one of the finest
buildings in town.
B. II. Merit Of Lock Haven, institute
ed a lodge of the National / rotective
Legion here last Friday evening. There
were IL to answer roll call, out OF 10 who
had signed applications. The following
officers were elected for the coming term
Worthy p. p, Anna Mead; p, j. II.
Batchelder V. p, D. W. Horn; Cond.,
Helen Floyd; r. S. Troxel Fulton; Treas.
VIM. Swartwood; Chap, Fannie Cole;
G., Leon Swartwood; Sen. Mr.. Chae.
Trustees, T. e, Falton, Geo. Hyde,
Alonzo Bailey.
June 20, 1905.
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THE COUNTY.
STERLING RUNITEMS

W. II. Smith is quite sick, not able to
be out Of doors.
Miss Mabel Stevens is visiting friends
at Susquehanna, Pa.
Elmer Whiting had the misfortune to
loose one Of his children Sunday evening.
The telephone poles and cross arms
have been distributed through here for
the new line.
Misses Nellie and Gladys O'Keefe re-
turned from Clarion Normal school Mon
day evening,
G. c. Craven is very i'll, with no pros
poets OF being any better, as he gets
weaker every day.
Mrs. j f. Smiths Sunday-school
class will serve ice cream, Strawberries
and lemonade in Brooks Hall, Saturday
evening, June q to the public, for bane-
fit of the Sunday-sehool. Open at 400
P. IN.
The Sterling Run Cyclones are going
to have that ball that postmaster Lewis
has on exhibition, when they beat the
Driftwood Stars Go in boys and win
We are sorry to say that there are
numerous complaints against some of our
young men and, as intimated, young
ladies too, during the past week. We
would advise them not to fool with
Uncle Sans keyholes and threaten to do
violence to our postmaster when spoken
to about it. This matter will be attended
to shortly, we understand, regardless of
persons, wether it is done for fun or ma
hciousness at unseasoneble hours Of the
night.
OCCASIONAL.
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CAMERON.

Robt Glenn and the Misses Rhoads
are visiting in Oean
II. G. Dunlevie spent Sunday in En-
porium.
Joseph Robinson spent Sunday with
his parents in Emporium.
VIM. Lawess, of Remove, spent Sun.
day with his family at the Chutes.
Fireman j. II. Yocum is home on the
sick list.
NJ j. Cassidy will move his family to
West Virginia next week
Mrs. D. Sullivan and son Frank are
visiting friends in Driftwood.
Contractor Fauyer is confined to his
residence with the grip,
Eva and Ada Rockwell, of Remove are
spending the week with grandmother,
Mrs. j. i. Rockwell.
Mr.. Ocen, the new proprietor of the
Valley House, gave an opening reception
Wednesday night Everything in the
line of catables and drinkables were to be
had free of charge. All voted Mr..
Olcen hale fellow well met and wished
him success.
Supt. Chas. Probst has been in Pitts
burg buying material for the new rolling
stock for the Cameron Lumber Co
Operator Page still holds the cham
pionship for trout catching, He secured
3S nice ones Saturday, besides killing Il
three foot rattler with seven rattles and
three collar buttons. Now Roy if they
had safety pins instead of buttons, how
about it?