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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-27

tonight.
he bluff,
Freadv for
Der of bath
Son work on
now, finished
ork remains.
e Eagle Athletic
large of the lawn
nights ago, met in
might TO make a
meeting refresh
IN, cake and coffee
hit DeHart, of the Pru-
bsnrance Company, and
were in town today. A
he local assistant superin-
IA agents was held in the
he Jefferson Building at 8.
bis morning.
Keasbey No. 1867, /. 0. F.,
tonight in Red Mems hall.
'bmplaint has been received by
bolice of the building of bonfres
Hose proximity to buildings on
Arket street, near. the Central depot.
A row arising from a children's
5uarrel in the italian quarter ON up
per Washington street was reported to
the police.
A knife which is declared to have
figured in a threat made by one Italian
against another was turned over to
the police, and. as all hands deny the
ownership of it, it is now in Chief
Burke's collection at headquarters.
Camp Goodwill, Woodmen of the
World, will hold an outing July Is.
The steamer Maracus, of the Trini-
dad Trading and Shipping Company,
is at the dock of the Barber Asphalt
Works with a cargo of crude asphalt,
from the island of Trinidad. Her
commander is Captain Klrkby.
Halcyon Castle No. 81. Knights OF
the Colleen Eagle, meets tonight.
Election Of officers takes place.
Court Standard No. Ill, F. of A,
reefs tomorrow night. New officers
will be elected. They were nominated
at the last meeting.
Middlesex Council No. LOO, Of the
Royal Arcanum, will hold an import
ant meeting tonight.
Because workmen were engaged in
transferring trolley wires, along State
street, north of Hall avenue, yester-
day afternoon toward 6 O'Clock, 9
number of the ears we're from ten tc
fifteen minutes late.
The loud reports for the past few
days comes from Gregory's marine
graveyard, where he is blasting ole
nahulls. ~
A row at the corner OF State ant
Broad streets called the police Their
shortly before 2 O'Clock this afternoon
A Boston bull terrier has been re
ported to the police as being lost.
A woman living on upper Marke
street has complained to the polic'
that her husband m home drunk
-. and threatens her life.
William Rada, of New York, VIII
~came to this city to attend a wed
ding, was missing Saturday night
but was found Sunday.
A North Amboy grocer, agains
whom complaints have been received
for selling on Sunday, was warned
to cease that practice.
A horse that had been lying il
a field at Kinney's corner since Sat
urday was shot Sunday night b,
the police, as it was suffering an,
unable to get mp.
A dead dog was found Sunda.
night in a vacant lot, on State street
opposite Buckingham venue
John Bolts, of Green Ridge, s.. |
reports his sev~en-year-old son lost.
Two small boys who strayed fror
home Saturday, were found late
near the city hospital.
MRS. MARY f.. KENT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-27

Look for the Real Estate column On
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-27
SELLS souTH AMBoY STORE.

New Brunswick, June 27:@Mrs.
Edward Gallagher, of Church street,
has sold her millinery store at South
Amboy, to Miss Francis Ryan and
Mrs. Margaret Monaghan. Miss Ryan
'ormerly lived in this city and was
employed at Mrs. Gallagher's store,
on Church street, and has been in
charge of the South Amboy store
since it was opened a year ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

Mrs. Daisy Ilppmann to o. willst Van
Nest No 90 Park avenue, southwest cor.
neL 81 flRhy-thlrd street, a four story
building, on lot 3a.exOO.
NINETEENTH STREET. Charles w. Duross
ana v. q. Plumb have sold the four story
dwelling, No. $40 West Nineteenth street.
On lot 2bxl2. for John !. Clarke. 20 Mrs.
Margaret Bowling.
TWENTIETH STREET Edward MoVickar
has sold Tor client No. ~ West Twentieth
street, Tour story high stoop brownstOne
dwelling, on lot 26Nii2
EIGHT SEVENTH STREET Horace =. Fly
20. have sold for Sarah y. Macdonald
40. ~! West Eighty-seventh street, three
stoTy high stoop brownstone dwelling, on
i39D STREET Louis Alderman has sold
10. Dig west l33d street. i've story triple
Hat, on lot 25199ii.
CROTONA PARK SOUTH.-F. william Sohns
has sold the southeast corner OF CTotona
Park south and Clinton avenue, i've
story nat, 2O.3tXlOi rs, for Herman G.
lngeT the southwest corner OF Crotoua
Park South and Crotonn avenue q five
story fiat, 24XiO5. for Herman @. UnRer
STEBBlNS AYENUE.-F. william Sohns has
sold the northeast corner Of Stebbins
avenue and teeth street. a four story fiat,
INEXi0O. 20 Henry OhCkers.
STREET.-Th A. c. and
n VI. lLall Realty 60. have bought from
Messrs Turner q Herman. No. i2a West
kinety-eighth street. private house.
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sheen.head nay PARK SOLD.

Contracts were signed yesterday for the
sale OF Sheepshead Bay Park, located between
Avenue R., Avenue u. and Ocean avenue,
and East Eighteenth street. Brooklyn. The
property includes large frontage on Ocean
avenue and over 200 lots 1t brought SltO 600.
The tract belonged 70 the Mcl.aughlin Real
Estate Company, and was sold 70 Feuusyi-
vania investors nom Lancaster and YORK.
Ocean avenue 10 the finest street IN subur-
ban Brooklyn and this sale takes out OF the
market the last tract Of any size on the street
The sales and purchases OF the Mclaughlin
Real Estate Company in this vicinity have
aggregated nearly a million and halt IN
the past three weeks.
Glenwood Hawkins, the treasurer Of the COM
pany Yesterday, in speaking OF the neigh
borhood. said. Should the property between
Ciravesend avenue and Ocean avenue south Of
Prospect Park build up no faster by reason Of
improved transit facilities than II Is now, there
win be at least live people for every lot in the
cntire area from Prospect Park TO the ocean
within eight years. We expect this particular
section will build up much faster when the
bridges, subways and tunnels are completed,
but even II IL does not, lots thereiWll soon have
an apartment house valuation. II ~ worthy
Of note that nearly all the area south OF Pros.
pect Park and extending 70 Coney Island and
Manhattan Beach Is restricted 70 residences
the exceptions being the oar lined streets,
such as Gravesend avenue, Coney Island
avenue and FlAtbush avenue. In seven or
EIGHT years at the outside, when this section
IA pTa ctically solid all the business must be
transa cited on GrAvesend avenue, Coney Island
avenue and Flatbush avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
TO WE'D A TRAINED NURSE.
The Rev. Frederick W. Farr Persuade Miss
Eden TO Change Her Mind.

Eden TO Change Her Mind.
NEW BRUNSWICK, April 22.-Miss Rather
inc Elem, trained nurse, daughter Of John
Eden Of II Hartwell street, this city. will DO
married on Easter Monday 20 the Rev.
Frederick William Farr, pastor Of the Beth
elem Baptist Church Of Philadelphia. He Is
independently rich Miss Eden is gradu-
ate Of the Monmouth County Hospital,
Long Branch, and she met DR.. FAIR while
there She did not nurse him as a patient,
as is reported.
Miss Eden was engaged, few years ago,
TO a gentleman Of Red Bank but he was
killed a few months before the day set for
the wedding and Miss Eden took a vow at
that tine that she would never marry.
She said she would follow her career as a
trained nurse intending in the course Of a
few years to go to India and devote her
life 70 missionary work
DR.. FAIR, who persuaded her 70 change
her mind, has many knots TO tie at his own
church. Before his own wedding, he will
perform a ceremony uniting some OF his
Young people, and after he and Miss Elem
are united he will return 10 his home and
unite other couples.
The couple will spend their honeymoon
at Atlantic City and later take trip TO
Europe and China. They will live at 1919
Lehigh avenue, Philadelphia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

Nichols 4 Lummls have sold for the estate
OF John Jacob Drake 20 the Sisters Of Charity
Of st. Vincent de Paul nineteen aud one half
acres OF land on the North road at Harrison,
\. Y, The property has been in the Drake
family for over forty years, and adjoins the
St Nincents Retreat. an institution under
the charge Of the Sisters Of Charity.
Simon Fink Ia the buyer Of the eighteen
lots running through from Seycuty-sevcnth
to Seventy-ei ghth street, east OF Avenue 4,
sold recently by tho Protestant Episcopal
School
j. Rubinsky Is the buyer Of No. sss West
10th street, sold by the Baum Realty Com
f. J. Wood was interested as broker In
the recent sale OF lots running through from
Eighth TO Ninth street, 800 feet east OF Avenue
ID, Unionport
Herman Arms has removed his once 70
No. $50 West Forty-seCond street.
John II. Fife has leased for Louis Frenkel
the Washington Inn. AZ PhpnCa, y. Y,
for a term Of years to Samuel Proskey.
Or. Daniel VI. Stimson IL the buyer OF No.
% West Thlrty-seventh street, sold by George
Nicholas through Pease 4 Gilman
r. Osborne Smith Co. were the brokers
in the sale Of the seven lots on the north side
OF i72d street, 100 feet west Of Amsterdam
avenue
The Spencer Realty Company have lust
completed the new apartment house, The
OF Broadway and SiIty-ninth street The
building Is twelve stories high snd Of steel
construction, protected by masonry. The
lights courts are spacious and give unOb-
structed exposure 70 all rooms facing upon
them, which insures unlimited sunlight
feet in width. The. apartments consist Of
three suites Of ten, eleven and twelve rooms,
with bath rooms vestibule, reception hall,
private corridor. servants hall and pantry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
u,z. in the In Tourette House.

A lighted cigarette thrown by tinsmith
AZ ne quit work set FIRE yesterday 70 the
roof Of the veranda Of the La Tourette
House, facing the Kill Van Kull, at Bergen
Point. y. j. Mrs. l.. X. Graft, one Of the
guests. happened 10 look from a window
81 her room. and saw the blaze. She gave
an alarm and then Selling pitcher of water
Climbed from the window 10 the veranda
roof and dashed the water on the flames.
The other male and female guests quickly
formed a bucket brigade, and buckets and
pitchers filed with water were passed along
and emptied on the blazs. By the time
the frennen arrived the guests had the fire
ont and we're congratulating Mrs. Graft
upon her promptness. The hotel Is one OF
me Oldest in New Jersey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
COLUMBIA ATHLETICS.
New Association scheme Being Forwarded
by students.

The new scheme for the Columbia Athletic
Association has been meeting with great ap-
proyal throu ghout the university, and II IL
evpeCted that a mass meeting will be held in
a short time to submit the question Of form
ing the association 20 the undergraduates
for their formal approval. The only obiec-
tion IA understood TO be made by the crew
men who feel that such an arrangement,
while Il would spoil their chances to collect
authorizations, would not provide adequately
for their great needs, IL Is thought that the
minor sports, which are In q feeble financial
condition In many instancee, would need 90
much support that II would be impossible
TO give suflcient money TO them and to the
crew TO meet all demands The scheme.
az removing the subscription calls which
confront a student at every season through
out the college year, has met with keen APP
proval Plans definitely regulating the prov
ince and needs Of the association are being
One reason why the scheme had never been
successful before was suggested by team
manager who IL prominent In the new move
ment. -Columbla's big teams said he,
aonly recently have been freed from debt.
| The football association FIRST showed above
water after the term Of Manager Fisher and
aimee then has been able 20 put away re-
spectable balances. II must now be at least
SIS 900 ahead.
| nv Barent Leferts, who raised the enormous
| sun1 OF $4,000 by personal efforts and man
sged 10 bring the crew out with a balance
| ~ some few dollars. This was a great feat
| and gave A stimulus TO crew finances which
| enabled Manager Myers the next year TO come
| out ali square The baseball team ia free
| from debt this year for the fret time In several
| seasons The track team in the past two
| wears BY holding big meet In Madison square
| Garden has managed TO rid itself OF debt
| which has been hanging over II for six seasons.
| Iitogetber the finances Of all the big teams
| arc m great condition and basketball Of the
| minor sDorts is strongly self-supportinR.
| Basketball makes more propoTtionately than
| anv other Of the college teams.
| SThe constant call for subscriptions could
| be done away with by this association. Let
| the men nav a stated sum, like IS or $40, each
| wear 10 the ass ocistion. For this they would
| get free admission TO the baseball games
! track meets and the minor football games
| and gel frst call on the choice seats FOR the
| bigger football matches. Undergraduates
! and Graduated would be invited alike to loln
| and n could be safely counted on that $40, 900
| al the very least could be raised In $40 mem
| beTrhips With this TO Otart a season all
| The minor teams could be guaranteed against
| loss, while the big sports would have q source
| from which TO draw for the early expenses
/ Ihe crew would need the most money, but it's
| money is needed in the early spring and June
! BY that time all the football money would be
| In hand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

BROOKLYN The Eighth Ward Realty Com
house, 20, On Forty.ainth street, near Fourth
avenue. for Mrs MARY Ross, the two frame
houses and lots corner o. hgbthn avenue nH
hrovrstone house. No 42t Fifty ninth street:
for MIR Tetterhom, the frame house. No
The Two and halt story brick house, NO
81 Fiftv-ninth street for dohn Mulyehiu
the two and half story brownstono mouse
side Of Fiftv-ninth street for Mrs. Grimes,
the Two and a half story, brick house, No
tS7 Fifty-ninth street, and several others,
WEST EN- AVENrE.-I.. @. Phillips \ Co
have sold for Clay Wilson No $50 West
End avenue, three story oro"nstone
dwelling on lot 20Ni0O.
io1TH STREET. !. weinstein Hnd
Hvman Mannheim have bought the four
SIX Story tenements. No. a?s 70 SIS East
lO7th street, each on plot 7eEioOh. r.
Y. Pescia 4 Co were the brokers.
PERRY STREET Joseph J.. Bnttenwieser has
cold to Mrs Sarah Rallin Nos. Sc and 50
Fourth street. two Ave story and base
rnent double apartmsenttS, on plot 1oKI.' p,,,
The siy story double apartment house at
No ISL East Twenty-sixth street, on plot
WATER STREET. Voorhees, 4 Floyd have
sold for the Eikus estate No. IS Water street,
n four story building, on plot SO2Nb5, be-
tween Coenties and Old Slip.
NINTH AVENUE. p. c. Eckhardt has sold
NJ 6a2 Ninth avenue. q hye story double rat.
FOR sarah POLLS 20 r. +. Meyer, and has
resoid the same 20 a client, for Francis
Kremier 70 IL \. Kohn, the I'VE story double
Frederick Gemmer TO Theodore Flammer.
10 sci Amsterdam avenue, hye story
double IA and for Henry Benz 20 NJ. Jant-
zen No 40 West FoTty-eighth street.
1--WE story double fiat.
18TH STREET Z. Osborne Smith a Co.
have sold for the Pilgrim Realty Company
the new Eve story apartment house at Nos.
eos and COZ West l7sth street. on lot boXiOo;
for Irving Kempner the northeast corner OF
lS1th street and Wadsworth avenue, lbTI5;
for Annie Williams, the lot on the north
side OF isith street running through 70
iS5th street, $50 west OF Amsterdam ave
three story boarding and livery stable
with entrances on both sreetsl: for Joseph
p. Kelly, the three story ana basement
dwelling az the northeast corner OF lblth
street and Audubon avenue, on lot ioNeS;
for Mark l. Kelly. nine lots on I! me south
225XlOO. 80
iasTH STREET. -wcstheimer A Rothschfld
have sold the plot on the south side OF i3sth
street. running through TO 18th street.
70 tho Prescott Realty Corporation.
Ri EECKER STREET.-G. Tuou \ Co. and
Samuel Chochlow have sold for Baum \
Iapin 10 a Spectator the northeast corner
Of BleeCkcr and MaCdougal streets, a new
six story building. on plot 5iN75 for $4,000.
EEvENTY-FIRST STREET. Jane Van Colt
has sod No. los West seventy first street,
three story and 6as semen nTr9SW S stone
Il the Oak Realty Company, which IL also
the buyer OF Nos, i07 TO III, ad Joining, sold
recently A twelve ztorv apartment hotel
will be erected on the site.
PARK AyENLE.-John J. Cody has sold Tor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

Ing. executors ,sl, estate OF AmsllS ?. ware, de-
Cchsed, a.. -. 80. 81, "a. -, q
fTh6 avenue So 9s5, wes, SIDE ~ feet i norih
Of twenty fourth street. ieIl 100. four stoy business
RSa@h street. No TO- south side 100 feet esst q
Nahck street. - 3HSE2jAl5I tufte ana one hA''
'!I sht6 sysaue Nos 80 and 757 northeast corner
Of Forty sIth street; 3Hioo' also 10 ~ .S VIZ.
four stOry business buildings
By Joseph p Day,
Lexington avenue No. 2it3, southeast corner OF
i=Jth street ?oK1 four Noy bnck ici,s ,,snt
OF i7jth street. o. lx7ioti1 Irregular t0o story
frame dwelling am vacant, ,--,... -, c,o,o,,
avenue IIoKigJb, two two story frame dwellings
any EptS9Ig avenue No 2iao east side. 2ooj feet
ncrth OF ls'st street. iSONaOKllOt 20 cast side o.
Concou-sc by ~ # TO Intersection Anthony avenue
~. two story frame dwelling ana vs'on9 a y
Smith. attorney, r. ~ Marlin. referee, parH'loh'
FRIDAY. APRIL 2s
by u. p, lngrahAm Co.
Park row, Nos. % TO o. north side, thirty seven
feet west Of Chambers street. runs Lo1h forty
Two feet TO Chambers street, K5IKtGs $50. three
flye story brick lofts and store buildings, ). Y.
Holman ct al. trustees, @c1 vs. ,; n.A0ei el az
referee due on Judgment. ts7.tSsT subject 10
tA1es, &C. g. O92-20.
By Joseph P. Day.
Grand street. No. o.. north side, seventy hve feet
west OF Wooster street 25xlOO, seven story brick
loft and store building Metropolitan Life IN
surance. CO. vs. DemoTtst Pa!!eLn 60 e! al.
due on judgment. Si.stS.o' subject TO ta1es,
&c $40 a.
way AID klngs6rdge avenue. 43S tSls 9Iiso
Hlii 10. Pauline Herman vs.. julius kAticnberg,
81 al j. W, Hyde; Arthur Smlth' fcIeTeei que
on Judgment, HS,ulOo. subject TO ia1e'. &c,
81 .6S4 IS.
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Church Statistics.


Y F0TI " 'HIFfN0 y ~ l1T--T'
The whole number OF Roman Catholics under the
protsctlon Of the United states Tag Is 22,i21-SS4.
or these TOSS go arc In the Philippines l51SS62
In Ciba 900 600 IN Porto Rico, and 1900 IN the
ssndv-irh Islands u would obviously be inlslcad-
me 10 Include th- r oman Catholics OF the de
rendencies In a consideration OF The comparative
strrnrth OF the religious denominations In the
timed Staaa Eliminating them altogether the
Roman Catholics Of the country SIN numbtr r.
"a 7ps, while the next largest Church body, the
Nsthodists have a,2J6sS ns mbcn, The bapNsh
foiiov with blsJ gA then CO sc the LuthtTAns with
i-s5 7Cs. thc Prrstytruans Ith 1907 095 the Epls
c1paiisrs " in al h17, ne tonCreFa uonallss With
sf1.l, tEs ulitA.tart W. Npp, The InTsuan
Scientists with OoNsl 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
NINE CONVICTED OF PEONAGE,
one Was a Negro, VINO was Accused OF
Holding Another Negro as a Peon.


Holding Another Negro as Peon.
WASHINGTON, April "A letter has been
received at the Department Of Justice from
William @. Whipple, United Stato' Attor-
ney for the Eastern District Of Arkansas
saying that several convictions have been
secured in the United States court there OF
persons charged with peonage. Mr.. Whip
pie expresses the opinion that these oon-
yictions will suppress peonage in Arkansas,
One Of the men convicted was Robert
Hill, a negro. He was accu- ed OF holding
another negro In peonage. He was sen
fenced to pay a fine OF 81 900 and 70 serve
two years in prison. The prison sentence
was sus pended on payment Of the hne.
Hill was indicted In connection with John
McElwee, a white man and Justice OF the
Peace. Among Others convicted IN other
oases were Robert A. Pugh, Thomas X;
Pugh. Joseph W. Pugh, John Pugh, Samuel
Wilson, Walter Head and Benjamin Nor
land. all white.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

Tooth 81. n g. as sd Gv. 1sIi0os: Jennie Heler
trustee &c vs. Patrick Gilmore et al: atty. g X
Hyde.
nan 81. $50 20 ": Farmers Loan and Trust Go vs.
Frances Quinn, individual and as eKecutri1,
Il al attys Turner. II.
Road from West Farms 70 Kingsbndge, 8 q. AZ
road leading 70 New York city. 2lOeH2ASo
20 n Ann 81 irreg. Bronx; John o Hi!ytr as
trustee vs. Theresa Lindsay e. al; atty, W Todd
Madison Av. S2t John Heam vs. Annie Bruins
81 al; attys, Taylor, 4 a s.
Avenue C. l26 30, Nathan Reisler 81 al W Charles
Adams e al. atty. ] Mnkenfeld
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
Be- Be-, estate Hudson Rose 70 AG z ~ 10
Recorded Mortgages.

downtown
r, lsopa Of Foursenih 90 cent,
sn Where no interest i stated read per CENT
"..nlA -, w. Barnet SundCleiich anu oi' "a ooo
All TO N Goodman, PEI bond n,,,,,tfd WOO
to Hlalton 8anE i''s secures noies....... 1000
Vast HDE. 1900. 49,,
,,,s o. run 49, 'ei'esn Fot't'Tin s a'1
.io'al's rer cent .,., .,,,,,,,.. Soo0
s,it9o 4 Mazda yrs' y. ,....,, "a ana $40
to N 10 tt55s,nlL, BtnS Noe''o'1 ''''1'.'. 1900
loiih y, y, lGi . q? Z. julius wrIn"eIn to Co. 900
vEsr hpk ,,,.,, -,
,2s o., fV@ a., nsirfrn FS hnt,.g ws ME-
10 / u.V.Ss - - ~ ~ ,sr cent ...... 5000
t5th st. = $50 e sth AZ: Mar j Hesser 10
.ulgrAnt Industrial savings BANK, ~ IN o,o
80, per cent =. .. NJ. g.. 80. ,tuu,m .
Trent to y Taylor yrs ~ per een''ir,,, l2oOo
~ 49, ~. ~ W AliTed hH nsy Sond Is 900
HASLrm.
Mammalian i'iand. norm o. llon ~
c,S 10 coTmek yTs as,b ST, Jums ''O''
Ms s1 sp sn sBS T4 Pc GO c 20 s, 1900
LeH S9 sy 2t isis St 5 Ge9ISS p0 iS6
q Der cent '.',.'.-.............,., 10000
SIN al a ~ cor 10Th At Isaac schneider
ana Ano 70 American Mortgage Co. / yr., q, ZOO
same pTonSy.,., same 10 same PRIOR mtEo
SIS 90, I yf. per cent '........,-. 5000
bth y. " lgSth st. same 70 same, " buVVV
same property. same 10 same / yr, 9 per
cent p'oi''''' '''''' ..,''.-.'.. 1000
FerTari W a Der cent .-.--............ 5000
ii5th 81 an +. same 20 Prosper II Ferrah.
W a ner cent Observation-Disclosures. bsIOO
iS6 al AZ nd III P. V Buscemi and Ano
to Jefferson Bank. prior mtge $4,000. .,.o
isat ~ per ; soe " broadway. Rohcr, Arm.
stein TO ri Cohen ana ano. prior mige ,.
,,;i6 mo - VI, PfhI Sy' abraham iA,insE '''
ct al 10 ] Wclnsteln I yr @ per cent. ..... 400
1884 ST. n A 100 r iIth av Economy Building
and Realty Company TO n Cohen and
ano az per bond ......................... n,lH
i70th 81 A. 100 W Wadswouh av. L Rosen.
stein 10 vi Cohen and Ano, yr, per
cent....--..... ........... .......... 1900
loist SIS 100 81 Nicholas Az; ZachAHas ..
10 Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 2yrs...' 1880
,,..,,,.h - ~, p,o,r,
Ono,oHy y. W -, = ~ - =, So, .Dd
Beaumont hv, ZSoL, obAihey " oeCe0l ehd q, ia
ano 20 william Helms " -. .,,,,i,;;,, NOOO
II White 10 Thomas Howiey' yr' per IN
cent ......,.., -. .. = .........',. @'''0
Chisholm ~, 4, 10 freeman 81 same W 40
same. W per cent. -, -, i'V'o
Clifton 81, ., 80 lto'h 81 LOUIS Leso !" .noo
erosion Sy, $ iis ieeth ST. A Lawrence to .oo
II 7 Conway, lnstalls: ..i..l;.:.,;.i.... 600
Crcston ay, $, 100 tleld pr = \ "epeI soo
. 70 INa Bul,iy,tt' . go -. 49,. r CON
Oteslon az >, -nDS ~ II ~ rer ycrnt iozO
Crcstgr a. g757.27g7, Henry L Roster 10
E1oT a 1tyes S-IO each pror mtEes
a. "a insfsils per cent. ........'... 5000
CrrSton aV 2773: same 10 same. prior mtgo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
Ru,y Hum Of Indu,try in Oregon.

so many I'm provements are going on either side OF
the Ttnss once that We can hardly keep track Of
them. M Kue5ler has built rabbit fence abound
his yard: NJ Flstchcr hiss erected chicken donici e
ana Is also haul .qg his posts away from cr: sa-R
yard taat We bad NJ lrcd on vslng ;Jf v5SL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
III DAY, APRIL -
by %. p. lngraham 4 Co.
Real Estate Transfers.

LSOuth Of FOurhenh So
the Letters stand for cult claim deed. and g.,
for bargain and sale deed, AZ for deed containing
covenant against grantor only.l
Cannon st. 10 AMI 81. " s. 70 n Rlvlngton st.
4O1s2 Sgmuud NorgcnSten 10 Norris -
Morgensteru, mtCe $500 ....... o G and 500
Front St. li5 and IA. C s, SslO1i2s. 6NS7 OK
l2U.l. Maiden lane, 49,, W s, Ass Resale
de Moran to Anne N walker, q part,
mtEe $4,000 ..... ....... -. ........, 100
ct al 10 same 4, part ............ o c and 10 900
Perry st. W cor ain st. eOI72 Joseph L
Buttenwieser TO sarah tBaln mtgo 49,