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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-11

navian friends, because l do not,
think that such prominent men
as Col. Nick Rustad and DR..
Napoleon Scholberg will stand
idly by and see their nationality
and the organization which they
have done so much to promote,
insulted by the representative
organ of the powers that be IN
Ward County.
A SCANDINAVIAN LEAGUE
MEMBER.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-11
The cid man threw the fiddle

The cid man threw the fiddle
in one corner and lazily threw
himself into a chair. 1t was fiji
teen minutes past six.
"You see, ! want to get to the
depot by half past Six" he ven
tured to say, "and wanted to
see if We had time amputate my
whiskers before then" He was
assured that there was plenty Of
time for that and that his locks
might also be shorn. Glider
piled the shears right and left.
Hair flew this way and that and
in ten minutes his head present
ed a different appearance. The
chair was thrown back, the soap
spread over his face and zip, zip,
went the razor in the hands OF
! Barber Bill. His whiskers were
even touched up a little with the
shears, and at 6:3O the barber
out OF breath, stood his man up
a respectable looking citizen.
The old man walked slowly over
to the corner. picked his fiddle
and said. aye see 1 always take
old Comfort along with me. I'm
going down to StPaul tonight
The train doesn't leave till hall
past two so I've got a right
smart time left. But want tC
get to the depot at $50 to buy
my ticket. Do We think Eve got
! time to make it,"
| Bill could not answer; he famed
himself with a towel and then
went home to supper.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-11
Tommy's Example

"Tommy" said the teacher in
one of the public schools to one
of her brightest pupils, give me
an example in of the use Of the
word "damper" in a science. "
Tommy thot Il minute, then de-
livered himself in the following:
"Teacher is dainper-e lcula1
about her English.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-11

UP-at my place N. E. of Sac.
8, township 153 range SO a red GOV
with young calf with a no SO sho,
brand on right hip and another brand
underneath which is not very pla n.
OWNER prove property and pay
charges and take the same away.
st. W. r. FOSTER
P. 0. Address Minot, N. ID.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-11
DELHOUNTY SAYS
HE is NOT A Thief

Glenburn Man Arrested on Charge
OF Holding Up Lyman Bridges,
Says he has plenty of Evidence
To prove mis- innocence
James Delounty, the young
man accused by Lyman Bridges
of robbing him in his granary
near Glenburn a week ago Sat-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-11

Give your commercial posting
and distributing to the Minot Gill
Posting and Distributing Co.
A. F. BACON. MR.,
II. Minot, N. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-11
A PLEASURE TO ALL.

No Pill is as pleasant ana positive as
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. These
Famous Little Pills are so mild and ef-
fective that children, delicate ladies
and weak people enjoy their cleansing
effect, while strong people say they are
the best liver pills sold. Sold by Mccoy
& Go.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
CitY Property 10 Let.

ITO I.ET.-NEw BRICK HOUSE. . rooms. ho, ani "a
each bedroom. all irCpr1v rent -
Apply premises No sec M1rrs-2ve c--ner l'6,A-st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

vassner. John r. 10 United States Tr,,z, ~,-,-
pans; 5th-st. No 333 East per bond - I'm
Del Monte. Julia, 70 Il (aehtrG 4isT-st
:. i66 q Ct Jth-ave: ye1r. 55z PEI cer.
Whitley. r. to Lem. WaitOa-ave %
1916 II of Fordham R0a1 prior ruorrraVs
$500 years per cent .....-.....
Pandozza. Teresa. 20 George Schworer. ff7th-s.
No 800 East; instalments: per cent: srior
Same to same: l1Tth-st 40 $50 East ,,s.--
mortgage $500. instaimsn.s. PEI ee-+s
Bradley. William. 70 Charles r Morgan. fs-s,.
Nos 30 and 3l2 West. years. 5t1 per oe-r
Epstein. Philip. 70 Bsaconshefd Reaifv 90
paay; 9Tth-st 22-.5 u q 2f-ale me-
Same - same: g7th-ss. = = 2fst2 60 7f "A -.
pri1T sglge 30 600. 4 sars. @ pr c11r -
Bernstein Es1f3U IN and another n y sr,,-,,.
14th-st. :, ~ n Of Avenue r r,ro ,so-ft
cages. 50 $50. prior mortgage. Sl&0C9. irstaf-
Jaeger MaT9arst 20 a ManleI. Jth-sf .-cs ffo
and Fi2 East prior uroTteasr. <19ct0. install
Breslausr Henry. to VI Kr'rrer- ala-sr y,
.j33 Fs9st rr.cr rsorfgrVc. sl~0t0- dae ~
rU7rv 19,J. q rsr cent ..------.-- -
Ryan Geo = - IT smith i2th-st. "a ?.
woifscn. annie : q T Stcrne s-tH- N -,
West. prior mtrc. ftT roo . ye71s g rer on
Rubin Jacob TO u Gel len OF cr-st p : sf
n Of Mails n-st. 3 vears. g r-r -cnt- ~
WginwrfFht. Chas. G N0slo 20 k~1v P.si,-
Co. W0odlawn Road. 24f ~ ~ v,-
CouIt'andt-aye, ] ye.sr Is ps~ ce-t t-...
Ryan Anntc % II J " N1nfs 7nf--e- ffr~so--
ave, $. 30 n n - fremont ds-nanI e
per cent ...........
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Charles S Goldsmith has sold for Frederick
Hincker No. 446 East 7Sth-st two frame buildings
lot 25x102.2 feet This is the first time the
property has changed hands since 1872
w. & ]. Goldburg and Maurice Runkle have sold
for a client No 2s Bedford-st and No S3 Down
ng-st.
Schneider & Bachrach have bought No. 3s East
SSth-st., five story tenement house lot 25x1G0S
feet.
Mandelbaun 6, Levine have bought from the
Fisher and Connolly estates No Al to 40 East
1l9th-st., five three story dwelling houses. on plot
1GoN1Oou feet Simon Fine was the broker
Thomas & Son have sold for August Brakeman
the southeast corner of Amsterdan-ave. and 14Sth-
ST. a five story fathouse, on lot 24.11x10o feet.
P. A. Neeling has sold for Abraham Malkln L 10
Mrs Anna o5 m M M0 2 SS x MHs fee 's
BETTER Newmaa G a aye sorq s0q
house Mtsso'l en- lot 8Ss1 feet
Lefkowsz has bought from 06rneT the of %
and 4th SITS a six story tenement house on pio'
A. H Levy & Co, and H. Luxenburg have ,51{l sold
for the Mitral Realty and Constructing Company
of Pq on as ssS GSFa se side o Gf @ @
Nathaniel Feldman 3 CO have sold sold sx f9r sfo4X M1X
fe6emant bieeIeI Houses on plot 75x1O05 feet.
Duff Brown have sold Iop drIIi3 house No
AS West 14Sd-st., 17x55xs91l feet .o,a tor Han
riette Hahn the two story brick dwelling house No
ll1S Dawson-st lot 25xlo feet TO Joseph
Ernst have sold to A5Taham eln3han2 sEauss So SIS
Southern Boulevard five story double fathouse
Philip Cohen has sold Nos. 523 and 525 East 15lst-
ST. 50xll7 feet, TO Joseph Cohen . ~. go
H. l. Phelps has sold for Mr. Windhurst No ~ ltz
Wils-ave a five story business building, on lot
25xI0O feet also for Mrs. Matthews. No. 6u East
1S5th-sf a three story and basement private house
on lot 25xlO0 feet also for Mr.. Read. No SO East
Ig6th-st a two story private house on lot 16sXoO
feet. also to Mr. Roesner No $50 East 140th-st:, a
Ave story double fathouse lot 3sxlOo feet; also
for Mr. Ramsey. No. S4s East 1S5th-st, a two story
and basement private house, on lot Isoxlo' 1eet
also for Mr.. Kahn. No 500 East l4oth-st' d HVe
story hathouse lot 3Sx1O0 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
1000
LIS PENDENS.

Sherman-ave. centre line. 1870 II n 2 ~ cen,r H..
1 dGoLhnst runs n SoS n laGx 5ox l3O to be-
closure Of mortgage). Appel
hbth-st. No 300 West. McNicknl- ~or,
pany aEt Eda l. Fornes warrant u
Coniey, attorney "
Olst-st Nos 42 and pa West Jacob IebovItz and an
risoa & Sct.lff attorneys '' 'a''-
l3Oth-st no. II Of 5th-ave runs % Itx ", 75~
99l to l31thst 50x 100 l0x 10 TO beginningN
Henry II Cotdng Louis Lesc et al tforecIos,ra
mortgaEe) Rpsendale & Dodd. attorneys e %
2daVe No pT7 Paulna Ehrlich agt Lottie Deusch fac
t"n to declare LEM kantTowitz Esberg attorneys
Brook ave :. 2s4 II Of Place INK
loOIx Irregular Rachel II Knox Morris bernstein
and another foreclosure of Itgage Knox attorney
l5it!I-st, T4.10 of Brook ave . loo
Louise Pick agt william Tenin tspecinc nerformanre,
Semplc & Libeskind. attorneys.
lsGthst Nos de6 and SOS East Charles l. siehert ana
another nEt Jennie Kind and another action impress
licnl. II Y Rothsehld.
Lots Us. l0a 100 i75. 17G AIS 10 AS man of Arden
property. The Bronx Steven T. George p
shirner al faction to aside conveyance5 ndsey
a
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
BENJAMIN HENRY LoDER.

Benjamin Henry Loder, of Benjamin Loder
who at time president of the Erie Rail-
road. died Wednesday at Slide Mountain, Ulster
County Mr.. Lcder born in lSn and was
graduated from New-York University, after which
he became expert accountant. He was con-
nected for several years with various firms. AT
one time he went into the drygoods business, and
later became connected with Il firm of brokers
He was member of the firm Of Apgar, Loder &
Co, and for a time was in the once Of the
auditor Of the Erie Railroad. In 1883 he became
auditor of the Kings County Elevated Railroad
which position he held until siA ears ago, when
he retired from business lie leaves vile,
son, +. ". Loder, two daughters four sisters.
The funeral services Will conducted Saturday
at Christ Episcopal Church, Rye =. VIII
be buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Rye.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
NEW THEATRE COMPANIES.

Albany, Aug. l0.-Moscs Reis and julius Cam
Of NewYork, and John l.. Kerr OF Syracuse, are
directors OF the Empire Theatre Amusement Com
pany, which incorporated to-day, with $4,000
capital. take over the lease Of and conduct the
Empire Theatre. in Albany.
The LOng Acre Square Theatre, of New-York. also
incorporated. conduct Il theatrical business
Its capitaI 5000, and the directors Charles
F. Tracy George Keister and Harry NJ Cough all
Of NtiH-Iork.
TIE American Floating Exposition has fled pa
pers Of incorporation. Its purpose is 20 conduct
floating exposition TO visit various parts OF the
world, TO disseminate information IN regard tC
the material and other resources of the United
States and other countries 80 Its directors are
Harry H Rockwell Albert w Bailey and Francis
g. Bailey Of NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

Dick; Normona, Paul G. Thebaud: Ellni. z. F.
Golthra.
Schooners-Agatha w S. -caton; Kiwassa L, J.
Callahan: Lasca. Robert p. Doremus; Mavis ".
NJ. Lowering; Muriel. Charles Smithers; Palestine,
Henry c. Tinker: Quickstep, f. B. Havens; En-
erald, W. E. Isen Thistle Robert E. Tod; Ka-
trina J. B. Ford Vencedor. A. de GoicuIia; We
mona, Robert Olyphant; Corona A F. Luke; Cru
sader. =; Kathelmna, W. ]. Curtis; Clara II,
George +, 1de; Rosemary, Congress d. Marsh; Rita.
Marion Story.
acknowledgements. G. G. Havens. 1r.; Mohi-
can, Tracy Dows; Viking, J. D. Smith; Witoco,
W I: Colbron; Apache. Arthur T Kemp; Intrepid,
Lloyd Phoenix; Mayhower, r. B. Robinson; AFRAID
ne II. w Putnam; Idler, Henry T. Sloane; Sea
Otter. Hugh L. Willoughby
Soops-Mineola, w. Ross Proctor; Yankee, J.
Rogers Maxwell; Weetamoe. H F. Lppitt; Doris
s. Reed Anthony; Humma, R. W. Enmons. ID
Mimosa III. 7: L. Park; Mira, Charles Lane Poor;
Leda, s. H. Mason; Ishkoodah H F. Parmelee
Pellegrina. Robert Tholens: Irota, Howard c.
Clark; cara, George w. Scott
New5YoTk Yacht Club. S0-foot one, design sloops,
]. W. Alker; Orioe. Lyman Delano; Phryne. Harry
A G. and II. w. Hanan: Banzai n. D. Lawton
Ibis O. Donnell Iselin; Linnet, A. T French; Cara
mia, S Wainwright; Atari. Cord Meyer.
Yawls-Sybarita, w Gould Brokaw; Phantom
H. G. s Noble; Sakana, R. McCready; Thora, j.
P. Donovan.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Colonel Robert NJ
Thompson. Power boat-Rush, c. Rowland Leav-
tit
Many other yachts are expected to join the feet
at New Haven and New-LOndon.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
MECHANICS LIENS.

Decatur-ave, No 1892; Henry Rudolph agt George
NcNickar owner; Michael NOrmoye contractor
31st-st : :. 800 # of 2d-ave ,O0xlO0; Pfoten-
hauer & Nesbt agt RotEstein * Wolf owners
Boston Road. n cor i6Sth-st, 159I1x13lSX irreg-
ular. Modesto 4 Delhaye aFt Jorn Iiddle and
tractors .....-.--. ...............
s4th--t No 206 West; William Seymour agt Madge
Hc-nen @rd David Rose. owners and con
tractors .......... ..............
%9'h 81 Nos 20I and 209 East: r La Rue & Co
aFt Abraham Segel owner and contractor
lO.Th- No l54 Iaast; Sam St~askirsky agt Abra-
ham Feltens;etn and Simon Jaffe, Cwners; Ge-
lenter. contractor .-.............
Decatur-are. No 1922; Michael Nol moye agt
Gto McNickar, owner ard cont ctor. .......
14Gth-st. Nos 5O3 ard 5O5 West; Western Mantel
90 agt John steinnets. tr, owncr ana con
lG3d-st No l6 10 20 East: Joe Levoh agt Joseph
Grcenstein AID Kaman Hivsoh and con
tractors Observation-Disclosures. ......
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
THOMAS w. TILDEN,

Police Commissioner Thomas w. Tilden, of
Jersey City died suddenly yesterday from heart
disease just he was about to sit down TO dinner
at the Union League Club.
Commissioner Tilden horn in Jersey City
sixty-eight years aog In earlylifehewa safrieght
agent for the Erie Railroad but for the last
twenty years had been superintendent of New
York Bay Cemetery He a fire commissioner
from 1871 TO 1874
Commissioner Tilden was appointed by Mayor
Hoos, as the Republican membel CT the Police
Board, and was reaDDointed by Mayor Pagan. He
was veteran OF the Civil War. member of sew
eral lodges and a thrty-third degree Mason
He leaves one son and two daughters. both
married. The wedding of the youngest daughter
took place six weeks ago
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
BANKRUPTCY NOTES.

Petitions-Henry Raster, neckwear No. Bond
st liabilities, s6379; s329: principal creditors
German Exchange Bank. $1,000; IgeIheimer Middle &
Altman No. Gel Broadway, 81 500; assets stock In
trade. sac. accounts. $40; fixtures $3.50 deposit in
bank. s5 Harry D. Banta. No. ga West 14oth-st !:
liabilities. ss236; assets, s3O4 principal creditors
estate Of Alma N clahin, Cambridge Mass 1880
assets. for s27s and household goods valued n
se5 julius Flnkelstein. No 24T I25th-st; Iiabl-
titles. $2259; 800 principal creditor Samuel
r. Butler, $500
80 50 West l25thst.; debts. 575e: no assets: prn
cpal creditors Jane Hope No. 67 West i25th-st
t2.23i; Remington Typewriter Company sl7agt
William G. Hope. No 81 West l25th-st., 81 GA
Involuntary petition gainst he Notora bers
Cigarette Company manufacturers Turkish, ciP,r-
cites No West 2sth-st.. by Costas Katst5tis. =.
claim. $1,000; Edward o. Thomas. receiver. bond
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
OBITUARY..
ALBERT COMSTOCK.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1Bu

GBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
Montclair, n. j, Aug. 10.-Albert Comstock,
New-York lawyer, living at No go South Mountain
ave, died to-day at his summer home, Ran
gers Island Lake George. He member of
the law firm of COmstock G. Washburn at No. 56
Pfne-st and his practice consisted largely of reve-
nue. cases He formerly a clerk in the Custom
House but left the service take up the study of
law, and built up a successful practice. Mr.. Com
stock was descendant of a Quaker family in
Brooklyn, and came here in 1895. He had been i'll
for several years In January he submitted TO an
operation for cancer in New York and when he
started for Lake George. in June. there was little
hope of his recovery. He a member of the
Montclalr Club. Of the Outlook and Hardware clubs
and of the Metropolitan Museum of Art He leaves
a widow, who before her marriage Miss Caro-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Edwards-ave. $ 200 it of Ladding,st. Two two
story frame dwelling houses, l6x24 William
Trow. owner; Fred Wofgang, architect......
Conmonwealth-ave, e s, 135 # 5 of Mansion-st
two story frame dwelling house, 21X50 Mrs.
Patrick Kunigunda Keller. owner: Ebeling
Jackson-ave. s "a # 5 OF 16oth.st; i've story
brick tenement house, g. 7X75.5 Max Sternberg,
owner; Goldner & Goldberg. architects -.
Forest-ave. =, 54 # of l60th-st five story
brick tenement house. 63x756 Max sternberg,
owner; Goldner & Goldberg, architects 49,.
l55tht-st. S 10 IS fl e of Morrs-ave, two six
story brick tenement houses, 3SxS7x37 6x1O0;
Isaac Ioewenthal, owner; L : J, Weiher, ar
CtllteCt II
81 Mary s-st, of Crimmins-ave two five
story brick tenement houses. 33.7 4 Kos. T9x3Sx
S9-35; Rankin Brothers. owners; ] Farvtn.
Washington-ave s, 173 # n Of Tremont-ave;
five story brick tenement house. 50X75.5; Som
mer Construction Company owner; T a Miner,
architect .....,....,...
Preston-ave, " cor OF Tlinerva Place; two story
ana attic frame dwelling house. 21xG6; Ray
Goodman, owner Albrecht, architect
Aqueduct-ave. S. 135 Fl of Kingsbridge Road;
and story frame stable and Offices,
62. .Gx230, II W Singhi, owner; T Pocker. ar
chitect
219th-st :. 80 # W Of Park ave, two story
frame dwelling house. 22x56; Emil Wadst.
er. NJ Lawrence, architect ...-.-.-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor the second
that of the creditor and date when judgment was
filed:
Abramovitz Nathan-E Bodger l. 1904 .... s42 II
IS, 1905, -, 71s %
Kramer Theresa and Syvester-R Louis Steiner
Manufacturing Company; March Z 1901 - 125 so
1905 811 ss
Company; August % 1900 "a
1900 1O5 10
1906 lvecated1 SO 81
August 81 1895 als 70
july 20 1895 825 90
Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company
cen1ber 81 1900 ............ Il e47 94
Same-Saue: April IA 1905 Observation-Disclosures. 90
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
THE WASHINGTON SQUARE SOLD
STRUCTURE Il MODERN APARTMENT HOUSE-
WILLIAM OPPENHEIM THE BUYER.
for William Steiner Sons Co. Occupy Fouree" Lots
Brooklyn Tract of e6 Acres ResoI1 for about s100000

William oppenheim bought yesterday from NJ. ].
joyce the Washington Square. six story apart
nlent house. Nos 49, s4 and So West Washington
Square. The structure occupies plot 6sx1OO feet,
and is one of the most modern apartment houses in
the Washington Square section.
The photographic house of William Steiner Sons
& Co. will erect seven story freproof structure
for its use plot of fourteen lots at 166th-
st. and Park-ave. Plans for the building are being
drawn.
K. w. Nichols, of the Leonard Moody Reai
Estate Company. has sold for the Prudential Real
Estate Company the White farm. of twenty-six
acres. lying between East 57th and East 66th SIS
Avenue l. and Old Mill Road Brooklyn. 10 an IN
vestor The seller bought the property, II is sara
ten years ago for about $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Tee Ssth-st No sI5 West years ~ per cent SOS OoC
100 # " Of ithoave: year per cent - OoC
1861 # W OF Valentine-ave; / year 11Ot
No 2O55: years per cent a25c
Bernstein. Joseph. and others T Willets
per 40 OOc
East; years per cent 25Ol
Oransky Louis. and another to Jacob FlsChel
1895: prior mortgage S40GG0,, 1OOo
Reirhardt. John. 10 Reese another. Goth
Years per cent. 5000
I;sI to l5i Vest, year per cent Is 10
Dahn. Josephine, NJ Moravetz; T3d-st. 5 s IT5
II Of Ist-ave; 4 years soc
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
JACOB WISEMAN.

Jacob Wiseman. a lieutenant in the 18th United
States Infantry in the Civil War who is said at
one time TO have had charge of jefferson Davis
President of the Confederate States, after his
capture died at his home, No 549A Lexing ave
Brooklyn, Tuesday. He was born in Germany
sixty-seven years ago. but had lived in this coun-
try since 1850. For some years he was in business
in Scranton. Penn. After the he had a cloth
ing business in Brooklyn, until his retirement some
years ago. Mr. Wiseman was member of Charles
Perry Post, Grand Army of the Republic. He
leaves a son and two daughters. The funeral will
be held this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
INTERESTING TARRYToWN DEALS.

Free & Murray report the following Tarrytown
sales and rentals: Sold the dwelling house and
grounds of James NJ Carpenter. in Nepperhan
Road Tarrytown. to DR.. William II. White, of
this city Mr.. Carpenter intends to live here and
DR.. White will remove to Tarrytown Also sold
the Hill cottage formerly part of silas olmsted's
estate tract, in Hudson-St, North Tarrytown to
Oscar Zech. of this city Mr.. Zech occupies the
premises Also leased for James Bird. his prop
erty at Benedict and Fairvew aves.. Tarrytown
for year. L Felix Hamburger, of this city
Mr.. Hamburger will take possession on Septem-
/
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
THE REV. THEODORE J. M'DoNALD.

The Rev. Theodore J. Mcdonald, rector of st.
Cecelias Church of Englewood, y. J.. died sud
denly this morning while taking bath. Father
Mcdonald was apparently in excellent health when
he entered the bathroom. about o'clock. After
waiting time for him to return, the Rev.
Father Bernard Fink the assistant pastor, went
upstairs and knocked upon the door. Receiving
no response, Father Fink entered the bathroom
and found the pastor lying across the bath tub,
dead Death due to heart disease
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

ll5th-st No $50 East, for story brick
stable. 25X4 II; G Goduh, owner; William
kraus * Co. architects ..-.-.......
Madison-ave. $. 50 # I0Oth-s1 for a six
story brick hathouse, 80 1lXS7; Shapiro &
Shapiro owners; Bernstein & Bernstein, archi-
G4th 81. No 22I 10 233 West. for one storv
frame coal storage, 27x27 + kemp Coal Co
over; T A Notfin architect ...... -........... :
lst-ave. Nos / 6S5 and .Gs7 flr six story brick
tenement house and stores. 3xs7: VI Kirscb
owner Horenburger & Straub. architects . ~
l16th-sr $. 10J IT W OF Amsterdam-ave. for a
story brick shop. 5UxSS; Perlman 3 Hena-
kow owner " Z SlmmerIed. nrchileni
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
TO IMPROVE BIG EOENWALD TRACT.

The Columbia Board of Brokers peter Axel-
rod, managerl. and the Lowenstein Company have
sold No 2i1 West 115th-st. Also sold a plot of
forty-two lots Edenwald the Philadelphia
and New-York Construction Company. The plot
will be improved by the erection Of two family
dwelling houses.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

Whitman. ref amt due. sS0l0 o3; taxes etc sAO ~ @
touTned sine Oie
nv Carnine-st s. us II " or Ni@etVt
Lane 2Oxo5 1x20 lx051 and q Minetta Lane . cor
IIxI1 SxGT. .3x514 and Carmue-st Aty
brk ten ana store Abigail VI Farrell agt Conen e az
! Rosenzweig atty; Hoffman. ref amt Que, sItOo -
taxes etc 20: plaintiff $4,000; ll3 sd
st n s. PSI II OF columbus-ave 19x1O22 sty Drk avg
h; Ellen King agt Yue et al: Davis & ~ att!S
z ref. SD 166 G5; etc 2234 81
TO he for
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

p, Edward Roberts: 5OT 144th-st. llT3 TT " Of
Amsterdam-ave Ii 6x99 II. three story blk dwg n:
Rogers Logan et Oakes & Van y. attys; = NJ
Campbell ref due $1o433 90 taxes etc $462 e.
adj September 4
son-ave 2x99.1l; sly dwg h; w r Wilcot trustee,
etc A BrunCage. c i Bishop atty; II II
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
SALE OF FRoNT-sT. STABLE PROPERTY.

estate of John H. ORourke and l. Latin kellogg
to the Whitehall Realty Company Nos 232 and 23i
Front-st-, four story stable, plot 36.Sx73 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

~. Iosen5 p Dav, wanut-st : s so It of sth-ave
runs 926 Townsend-ave n - lON n o4.9N W %
n - beginning; vacant; Mary Colvn agt Katherine
Farey atty Corwine ref amour. In cue
0On 65; taxes etc $500 SIS ~ 49th-s 4oo II
of Gthave 6OxlOO5 hotel Realty Mortgage co
agt Forty-hfth Go ct al; simpson & G. attys
{, Thompson ref: due $50 1913 80; taxes, etc
( Olo subie 10 mt
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
SIR MORTIMER DuRANo Ill

Lenox, MaS- Aug 10 Sir Mortimer Durlnd the
British Ambassador, is confined to his summer
home here. Last fall the Ambassador injured Il
knee in a cricket game, and recently the knee has
troubled him severely.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
INSTITUTION LEASES INWooD PARCEL.

Webster B. Mabie has leased for term of years
the house and land at Inwood owned by Oscar
Straus the House of Mercy
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Fulton-ave $. 2l3.6 fl If 175th-st l2lxl01x
l2lXl00; the City Mortgage Co loans John II
Lavee ana George II Hill........-..........
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

| S5th-st No II West; Robert \ Leyton agt Henry
: Haupt ct al; August 3 1903 ............
Same property; Peter Mulry agt same; Au-
gus. g 1908. 05.........-..........
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

Webster B. Mabie has sold for Mclaughlin &
Stern. attorneys, to August Oppenheimer. No
East 17th-st.. four story dwelling house. with
stores, lot 25x92 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

In the raceabout class the contests were close.
the Circe finally defeating the Rama by mar
gin OF 30
The summary follows:
sLooPs--7O AND 60 FOOT CI-Ass-CoURsE lsl.
MILES