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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
TWO WRECKS

DENVER. Sept. 6.-The second
section OF the Burlington rnst train
IL reported wrecked near Brush. Tb
miles east OF here. Three were
killed and Is injured.
A freight train ran into the pas
scnger. the rear car of which was
the private car Rainbow. carrying
n party Of eastern capitalists under
the guidance of Colonel X. l.. DuyRl.
81 the Red Mountain Mining COM
pany. A eolorcd porter was instant
ly killed and a euiored cook SO tn
iure1 that he will die soon. A pas
senger was also killed. No others
In the private car we're killed.
Those In the cars ahead OF the pri-
waite car seemed to suffer most. A
chair car and two PullmanE In the
center Of tho train were ditched.
Among the Injured are NJ. =.
Sehaby. Chlllieothe. Mo. and a man
named BrennAman. West Virginia.
CHARLTON. Mas&. Sept. So
Grace Nelson. 3. a soriety belle.
was killed and 20 injured this morn
Ing In a special car on the tntsrur-
ban line. which jumped the track.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
Two Ballard Boys
Cannot Be Found

brothers finally dld como he was
too far away % hail them. Know
inE tast Jacobson had already gone
out. the two boys struck cut In the
direction AZ the lighthouse to find
him
About this time a sudden sauall
blew up and the last Jacobsen saw
90 the Eroh brothers was when they
were being pitched about by the
waves. 10th were Ia one canee and
towing another. jacobson does not
believe that u canoe could have re-
malued nfioat very long Ia such
weather nnd o. certain the two boys
are az the bottom Of the sound
The tide was running out and. as
the wind was blowing Ia the same
direction. the bodies and canoes
would not be APT 10 go ashore near
the place where Il II feared the
light craft capEiaed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
SCHOONER
FOUNDERS

DULUTH. MINI. Sept. 5.-The
terftfif storm which swept the great
lakes sunday night was disastrous
10 many vessels besides the Savuula.
The three msatrd schooner Pre-
soria. of BAY City. Mich. the largest
sailing ship on fresh water. broke
loose from the steamer which was
towing her and foundered near
Outer island. Her crew OF ten took
refuge In the sehoonefss yAwl. but it.
too. capesEed when 500 feet from
shora splitting the men into the
water. Five we're drowned. but the
Others managed TO cling 90 the over
p$2r0eA. boat until John Irvine.
keeper Of the Outer island light. aud
his assistant. reached them in a life
boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Hattie Meeker. who says her haa.
band. Milo Mseksr. beat. slapped
and abused hsr. then locked her up
all night. filed suit for divorce IN
the superior court Tuesday morning
The trial Of H w. Henkhal.
charged with burglary. L. on before
Judge Griffin. the first ease on the
new calendar iisukhel - accused
Of having stolen carpenters toolH
from building under construction
It Sixteenth and Aloha.
The lion and the lamb are on rec
ord ~ lYinR down together again.
In this particular case the Seattle
Hsnton electric company vas the
Hon. and =. J. Boyd the lamb. Boyd
some time ago sued the company
for $4,000 alleged damages. and the
case was set for hearing before
Judge Taliman ON Tuesday morning.
hut attorneys for both parties APP
peared In court az the opening OF
court and said that the case had
been settled out % court.
on September - the University
Of washington VIII open its doars
for the admission OF students f0F the
year Of 1866.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
Moiorman Is Mobbed

NEW YORK. Sept 5--AnEsred
al his eareleaaneaa In running over
Anna Sehrinshock. the s-year old
child. n crowd charged the motor
man Of a Clinton street car. and
accidentally caused the caild'a
death.
The child was being led across
the street yesterday By her father
when she vas caught under the
fender. where she lay crying bu,
apparently not seriously injured.
The crowd made a rush for the mo-
torman and In the scramble he NAs
forced against the controller. turn
ing Il around. The car shot ahead
and ground the ehlld'a body TO
pieces.
The slight Of the mangied remains
added fury 10 the mob. ard the mo-
torman was dragged from the ear
aud nearly beaten To death. The
uniform Was torn OFF a policeman
who lnteFfered Several persons
we're badly hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

Nehlc Erch. IS, and n brother, Il
OF Ballard. disappeared last Mons
day ana have not been heard from
since. it's the belief 81 the older
hoy's chum. John Jacobson. that
both were drowned IN the sound a
mile west OF the West Point lisht-
ht@ac.
The parents % the brothers are
away visiting and they have not
been notified
According 10 the story Of young
Jaeahsou. who is camping on Shu-
shals hax. he aud abe two brothers
made arrangements IL SO fishing
last Monday After waiting about
two hours. he went cut on a short
fiShlng trip. expecting the two boya
TO come along az any time. The
tide Was tunuang out swiftly az the
time. and he drittod farther cut
than he intended. 50 when the two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
FIELDS WEDDING
UNOSTEN7A1iOUS

LONDON. Sept. g.--The wedding
% MarHhall Field and Mrs. catan hf
noon today. at 1t MarKareta. West
Minister. vas quiet. only about 20
guests. including Ambassador and
AIRS Reid. other members - sh-
American embassy and relatives. be-
ing present. Canon Henson off,
clatea. The bride wore French gray
crepe De chene. aud carried hoauet
OF orchids. she wore a brooeh Of
pearls and Diamonds and huge pearl
earrings
Field wore a tiny American flag
IN huttonhoic. The bride was un-
attended. being given away b. her
brother -in-lnw. Augustus Eddy. af
Chicago. Marshall FicIa. Jr. son Of
the bridegroom. Naa best Hgan. After
the ceremony. the party signed the
marriage register and went to Ciar-
idges for a wedding breakfast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
Pension Day Draws Crowd

There was busy corner la the
s'6nn,y clerks office Tuesday morn
Ing. IL was the corner presided over
by Deputies J. 10. Macdonald and
e. X. Campbell both OF whom we're
busy with atuhspona signing papers
and handing thum over the counter
to widows, orphans and cripplen.
ITS the biggest pension day In
the year" said Clerk Campbell. dur
ing a two minutes lulL They all
come here yuu know, 10 get their
vouchers fixed up In shape to for
ward TO Washington. The vouchers
are necessary before they can secure
their third quarters pension, There
are mare than 400 on the iiat-ail
regular pensioners nf the govern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. THE
convention Of Officials OF nurcauh
q Labor Statistics sp~usd AZ H.
Francis hotel this morning. Vice
President warnsr. of Illinois. pre-
FldlnK, An address 81 welcome vas
Delivered by Mayor Eehmitx. The
address ~ President Carroll y.
Wright wns then red. and address
- BY President Wheeler Of the Uni
serAity Of California and e. {.
ftshn followed Fsshn's address.
The Cost ~ Living was followed
hy a lengthy discussion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
BACON SECRETARY

OYSTER nay. Sept 5.-Preai-
dent Roosevelt has announced the
appointment OF Robert Bacon. OF
New York. as assistant secretary OF
state. 70 succeed Francis n.
Locals. resigned. Mr, hacon, how
ever. will not assume his duties
until some time during October, aft
CT Secretary Root has become set
tied In the position OF secretary.
Robert Bacon has been prom
lnent figure in Wall street eirelea
for some years. having been until
recently junior partner Ia the
firm OF J 7. Morgan a Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

per day with a simple rocker" aud
pan. and others are doing almost as
well.
The kantishn flows into the Ia
mana river near where the latter
stream emptiea into the Yukon, aud
until the present strike WAS not
thought 10 be- very rich. A stampede
to the urw district is beginning. aud
old mining men expect that u viii
be an bad aa occurred 90 the Fnir-
banks district when u WAS first dis.
covered last year.
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ment They show up here every
three months. There arc number
Of other Irregular pensioners. whose
pensions are drawn between the
aunrtera.H g
Women carrying babies IN their
arms. widoWa wearing wells 81 rusty
black crepe. aud empty -aleaved or
woedens legged mon made up the
crowd that thronEed about the
counter. waiting to secure the
vouchers Whieh would entitis them
10 draw from So 90 az per month
from Uncle Sans Golfers.
The old civil war pensioners are
dropping out pretty fast said Clerk
Campbell. THE majority are dere-
lets from this spanish American
war"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
Jews Shot Down

KIsHINEFF. Sept. 5.--While the
funeral procession OF a Jewish wom-
an who had been killed BY toughs
was In progress yesterday after
noon the workinEmen comprising
the procession we're suddenly
charged upon and fired a. BY troops
and police. No explanation for the
art has been given. Tho wounded
we're sent 70 hospitals. but no sym
pathizers we're allowed TO accom-
pany them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
MURDERS CHILD

NEW YORK. Sept Agnes Ivy
land. IS. has confessed 20 q share
In the murder OF her infant dasKh-
ter. who she says VAS killed by
Gusiave nrnser. = plumber. Tor
whom she vas keeping house. She
admits that after the baby wna
dead she washed and arrsmed ".
putting II on the stairway There
IL was found by the lanltpT. With a
bruise ON the temple and nine knife
wounds on it, tiny body. n~u~sr
says he had nothing 60 do with the
murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 5--Lahor
statisficlans from all parts OF the
United States have gathered here 70
attend the 2iat annual convention Of
the Association OF Officials OF Blu
reaus OF Labor Statistics. which
opened here this morning. The con-
ventlon was called TO order this
forenoon by Carroll p. Wright. who
will shortly retire from his position
a. president OF the association. For
over 20 years he was connected with
the federal service as commissioner
Of labor. but vas recently elected 20
the presidency OF Clark university.
resignIng his work with the govern
ment to assume his new duties. The
convention viii adjourn on Thurs
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

LfDZIApuD2E. Mnnehuria, sept.
1.-THE japanese are continuing
preparations for n battle. This has
caused establishment, coming at the
moment when the peace treaty IL on
the eve Of being signed az Ports
mouth.
The Euseinn advance posts report
that tho Japanese troops are very
rueh dissatisfied with the peace
agreement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
RIOT IN BAkU

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept s-Ac-
cordlnE to the latest dispatches from
BAku. CaurAunia. where brutal
fighting took place on Sept. 2
corpssz are sfiii lying unburied In
the streets. and incendlary fires
are destroying buildings and en-
aauK-rinR more lives Both factions
are armed and as capable o. making
battle MH are the tfpopa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

HoSGKONG. Sept THE Taft
party arrived az Canton yesterday
morning and was received ~ the
American consulate. escorted by a
battalion OF the viceroy'a guards
The party was entertained AZ lunch
con by representatives of the vice
roy. who. ON account of Illness.
could not be present. After lunch
con the party proceeded on their
wey as guests of the new Canton
railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
STEAL $1,000

BEiIfSGHAM. Sept. two
burklaries OF business houses oc-
Cured here last night. and he rob
beers secured loot and money
amounting TO about 81 900.
Hulyaney's iewelry store was
robbed OF watches. rings and diR-
mends worth about $500. and the
Red Cross pharmacy lost 81 in
cash. 80 raz0rs and s. In stamps.
-
Gee the German Cruiser Fake
Take boats from Pier At aud
10 a. m. lis. - 80 ard tse p. m.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
MARINE NODES

The White star liner Oregon ar
rived from Nome Monday night with
p passengers. but no treasure. THE
officers report stormy yoyaRr. bat
quick trip. nevertheless. she hay
ting left Nome on the morning OF
August es. II had been reported
from Nome that Charles d. Lane.
the mining man. who vas lately
stricken blind. would be brought on
the Oregon thiA trip. but he re-
manned until n later boat.
The steamer Senator. ef the "a.
gific Coast Steamship company. ar
rived early Tuesday morning from
Nome. bringing lss passengers and
ti50.0oa In treasure from Nome aud.
Fairbanks Captain Lloyd reports
a somewhat stormy voyage. with
much foG outside Of Cape rlattsrY.
The Senator left Nome three hours
after the Oregon. Nome aud 81
Michael ara reported a. booming A.
the present time. aa ne~ strikes on
the Seward peninsula are being
made every few days Thia ls the
ffih trip OF the senator this SEA
son and 4, Is the Intention of he
company To have her make two
more,
The white star liner Ohio Jeff
Seattle for Nome Tuesday morning
Niih a fan cargo % frniEht and 90
passenEers The White asaf ecm-
pany il In hopes the Ohio wiii
- Able 20 make one more trip after
this one.
Steamer CITY Of Seattle lsf, Mon
day night for skaEway and wsy
ports. carrying ~ paasgnEeTa
The Pacific Cast eompauy'H
steamer Humboldt had been report
81 a. having struck an leehefg near
Iunsau. which considerably dam
aged her. but the Local offices OF the
company have received advic-m TO
the effect that she VAS bu, little
damaged by the collision and will
no, be ~ all delayed.
The steamer Flyer. which coliid-
ei with the doek on Sunday att 81
noon. Ia nov lying at Moran hrus.'
yard. bat has not yet BEEN put en-
arydoek. II ia not thought. however.
that sha was damaged beyond in
iuFies TO her upper deck and that
her hull is still a. sound as ever.
II this Ia the caBo she viii be bark
on her old run inside 81 ten days.
Two steamers. the Aihlon and the
Reliance. are required 10 maintain
the Flyers ehsdule. ne there 10 no
other boat on tho sound shich can
make her time. except the Canadian
Pacific eompanys steamer Princess
Victoria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
THE MARKETS


Beans. Cry. per c~t- tassuaTs.
No. 1 small whites. i1B0. choice
whites. sssa large whites. g1sY4fss
pink bsanz. o. 80. basa beans. "a %.
beets. per sack. Gl.zz. paFauips. uef
sack. tiles carrots. Per sack. sse.
taifuips. per sack. a.. cauiigiu1spf.
per doz. T1c. kafiie. per n. To-.
gfrsa reppsts per box. si.oo.
sqnaMh. u. Gi4el pusapkln = 10
parsley. dor sae.. tokaf GRAPES. box.
10. Hnttseat Shapes. box. g. can
tnl9afsea. per cfate tlsza9tIEe. cah-
hnKa ~. NE Yakima tomatoes.
60 us0ci euCuuberH. daz. ice 8
snes corn. a eAek ti1s. WnIla Walia
onions. sack sorQsoes celery. doa
ices DOC Nciiom Tomatoes. 10. g.
cas- plant. ID. Be-. potatoes. per ton.
fisdgge.
Fruits.
Dates fe per eHse. figs. case y III
bricks, sifs. sseaissH flTs. i0.Ih.
cartons. 600. oFHugoN. case aGNa.
Wenatc hee and Yakima Crawford
gsssehrs koa. g q soc binekherrIe-
erate. $50. cooking apples. bax.
S0e1 zee. native Graeeungeln Appies
bax. gAcnsoc wafcFmeions, dos. q
% 81 Puget Sound pears. boz. see
ueAe. cFabapplas. b@x. Use. piuma.
box. zoe. Hungarian prunaa. bon.
Zee. Strawberries. a crate. -. pine
apples. dos.. $3.50 huekiebertica. 10.
&C.. lemons. case 90. cocoanutn. dox..
Aee. California honey. comb. lave.
Butter and chss.s
Washington cheese. lac. cream
cheese lse. Oregon cheese. ise.
Eastern. lse. native creamery. 2se.
Eastern. sc. caakiuR. lac.
EGGS.
Ranch eggs, sa1. Oregon. sge.
Eastern. azcG zfe.
Sugar
Dry Eranuiatea. per sack 1850.
fruit Eranulated. ts.se. beet. $50.
Eoifen A. $3.50. extra q. g.. maple.
10. Ice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
NE w STAMPEDE

Passengers on tins Senator. which
arrived on Tuesday morninf. who
came from the Fairbanks district.
report that the new district recently
discovered on the upper Waters Of
the Kantisha river. bids fair to he
the richDst mining caipp1 in all
Alaska. one man. John Dnlto~. IL
tskiuE ont ti.G1D worth - geld dust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
HAvRE BURNED

HANRE. Mont. Sept. b-~ffre
early thia morning destroyed the
81. Paul hotel. Barfatcs eonfectlon-
cry store. Jndd'A restaurant, Ken
nsdy's saloon and 4 number Of 9th
sr main street structures. For a
time e seemed the business section
Of the city was doomed The
flames we're checked BY dynamit-
Ing the frame buildings. The loss
Is $50 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

Addison Smith. a pioneer business
man of Seattle. died Monday nIght
at his home. SOC Eleventh avenue
north, from a complication of kid
ney and heart trouble. His daush-
ter. Mrs. ~ b. Solner. was returning
from Nome on the steamer Oregon.
which reached port just too late for
her 10 BIO present at her fathers
bedside before his death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

The Iuisos league OF the Fremont
Swedish Methodist church VIII
give an entertainment 81 the church.
corner Of Aurora and kiihournc.
next Friday evening. a good pro-
gram wlii be rendered and refresh
meuta will be served,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
lNII1[IIy7IA
sol FIRST AVENUE.
coLmAn BUILDING
Between Columbia and Marion


BUILDERS HARDWARE SALE
II you buy your builders. hard
ware here you save from . 20 %
per cent. This enables those with
limited means to get their own home
ready much quicker than " IL were
necessary 70 save enough TO pay
credit prices Buy nov and be your
own landlord.
g5o Eargsnt'S figured and decorated
old copper reversible mortisa lock.
ST .ss.- s.b-ff
8i-00 Sargant's heavy plate. lmproV-
ed easy spring reversible Fn0rtlac
lock vet ssss. ..ssssss.ss nc
Be sure TO examine this lock be-
fore you buy. Il Is away ahead of
sny other that we have ever exam
fnad
see window and cash figure prices
on goods for other equally ns good
bargains Cycling VIII do more for
You physically than any other sport.
$500 Cushion fork. coaster brake.
; spinning 1899 ssss.sS $4,000
$500 coaster brake Racycie
1900 .*s.sss .s..s S.fBflsf
sPiNNlNc's CASH sToRE,
1910 Second Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
A CHICAGO MILLIONAIRE
SHOOTS Ills sos.

SHOOTS Ills son
kENOsiiA. Wis. sept c. I
Peter Achton. a retired Chicago !
= millionaire. 10 Ia JAN here. ac- !
q eused % murdeHous assault I
q upcn hiH son. John 4. Aehton. /
q during o house party az Ach- I
toms summer home on the lake /
here. The son - believed 90 I
q be dytnE from two stnha. Ac- I
= enrding 10 the guests. the older I
q Achtou. AGED 30. quarreied /,
= with hla wife and the ron inter- I
. Tered The stabhing followed. /,
q Aehiun ran TO the club house /,
4 aud held his puraaern ai bay /
. itp then fire. 60 the woods. /,
where he WIS captured by the ,
. sheriff.
4 4 q 4 q 4 q 4 4 = 4 = = a a Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

/ Although the German cruiser
FRike is 81 the navy ynrd there Is
no danger of hostiiiiies. Take boats
from Pier ? ~ > and 10 n. m. lis.
= 30 and 20 p. m. go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05
EVERYDAY
PRICES

1NttA VS. yDIE ulAAA anu tftHph0uN
orders. Prompt attention.
1T PAYS TO DEAL At LANc's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

BUTTE. MORT. Sept. s.-An at
tempt was made al this morn
ing by 200 men 70 break into the
county jail and lynch James Barnes.
held FOR killing Patrick Haniey
Twenty-Five shots were fired by
many men who were masked The
crowd was held at bay BY deputies
and police and dispersed after an
hour. The prisoner was guarded
all night The killing was cold
hloodnh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

BUTTE. Mont, Sept. s.--(Bui-
ietin1--A mob has attacked the
county Sail. while strong force Of
deputies II guarding the entrances.
The mob l. trying to reach tho cell
containing Murderer Barnes fndi-
cations are that the uab viii sue
coed IN lynehing the murderer.
BUTTE Mont. Sept. 5.-Patrick
Haniey. %. a miner. was shot and
killed az o'clock yesterday morn
ing by y. =. Barney. a barber. after
a quarrel between the tNo on Main
street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-05

The white Star liner Ohio left
Seattle for Nome Tuesday morning
Nith a fan cargo % frctght and 90
passenE~ra The White star ecm-
pany il In hopes the Ohio wiii
- Able 20 make one more trip after
this one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-28
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
with the clerk of the United States District Court
yesterday:
An involuntary petition against Nathan Ham
furrier, No IS Beecker-st.. by L. Freedman 4 GO
and other creditors. which claims aggregate $lSt
Transfer OF accounts and other assets Is allesed
as an act OF bankruptcy, Augustus {. Houghton
was appointed receiver with bond of $500.
Schedule of bankruptcy hled by Notara Br2th-
ers INCORPORATED cigars and cigarettes. snow
debts OF $2l 500 and assets of $iEl. The principal
creditors are the Commercial Company. of TUT
key $500: NJ L. HerZog & Co. No Us Pearl-st.'
81. 81; Kastos Natsiotin. No. 22S West 9th-sj-,
81 600; Dome!ius Notara. salary S2.16l; AnsSlo
Notara salary and loans. Si035. The assets consist
of notes SIPS stock in trade at No, WesI 2Sthost
$3.50; fixtures 81 sol; tobaccos In warehouse, YOU
subject To iiens): accounts N.4i6; claim against
Broadway Transfer Company, in litigation. siS ,e
An involuntary petition against q. l.. schuyler
& Co. INCORPORATED lst-aye, and ssth-st deal ;,
a claim OF SSi5: Marston schultz Parker &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Kaliski, .. and another to Cohen; 142d-st, s.
100 IT of sth-ave; due April II, 1908 50,
Perlstein. Louis. Clarence e Cate: Rivngton-
81. Nos 10 and 81: years 90.
Schmedes Rosia TO = Schwartz; Forest-ave,
20 # OF Cedar-st; years. 8,
Richmond. Louise II, 20 b c MacIntyre: 4th-st,
n Christopher-st; year. 5iz per cent.
BerkowitZ, Julius. and another 10 William II
WolfTath; 113th-st. Nos 10 and az East; prior
mortgage $23 600: years. q cent. H.
Crancc. Maggie. 10 Mary f Hoyt: Morris
., $50 n n OF 142d-st; 4 years, 53a cent. .
Massininc, John. to Harry p Bartlett; Sheridan
ave, 5. 207.6 IT OF 163d-st; year, per
Coyne Mary q J Fettretch: Barnes ave, S.
20 II n of 217th-st; Fer bond. s..
Lewis Thomas g, Isaac T Frost Washington
ave. s, ZIG IT OF 1TSth st; o years, per
cent 30
Mclaughlin Alex. 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
COMPANY; Central-ave, lot q, map Upper
Stader. TilIie 81. 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
Company. lot 2s7. map MctiTaw estate; demand. s..
Levy. Carrie. Lizzie Geller; plot begins $50 IT
Of White Plains Road and 30 II IN OF Morris
Park-Gve; years 5ls per cant.
Victor Land and Improvement Company TO Rose
hill Realty Corporation; S1st-st n g, 100 II W OF
lst-ave due June 30. 1905. d per cent 60.
Same 10 same same property due June 80 1905.
peI cent r.
Same TO same; 1st-ave. corner Siht-st; due
June u. 1905. per cent az p,
sane 10 same same property; due Juhs o. i'V0'
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