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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-29
FOOTBALL I0M0RROW

Though the Yale-Harvard game
closed the football season IN onaI
sense, there viii be one more interz#
esting game on Thanksgiving. The
Tigers vs.. W. v. 10. second team.
Early in the season ". Ia. IT, de-
feated the Tigers by a score OTTO.
a victory over w. Va o. would
wipe ont the memory of all the
troubles of the past and alter the
maps Of the seasons football honors
1t will be a good game The Tigers
have lined the field off in checker
board and have placed a heavy wire
all around the field so as to keep
all the spectators off the field. They
have also erected lot of seats on
the sides of the field so as to make it
convenient for ladies. The game
will start Promptly-at 3 o'clock The
Tigers are being fed raw meat daily
and expect to hight out victims and
suck their blood and carry their
.carcas to their winter home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-29
Communication from
Siurm & Wilson

Offer to Refund Money IF Hyomei
Does Not Cure Catarrh.
To the Editor of the eTlegram
We have been asked recently if
the advertisements printed in your
columns regarding Hyomei were
true, whore we offer to refund the
money If this treatment does not
cure catarrh. We wish you wiuld
please print this letter in as con
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-29
SUIT WITHDRAWN

The damage and injunction suit
brought several DAYS ago by Mrs.
Melsena Wilkinson, of Bridgeport,
against the American Telegraph &
Telephone Company, arising from a
controversy over a right of way, was
withdrawn Wednesday morning and
the plaintiff paid the costs in the
case.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-29
Ohce Flooded

The bursting of water pipe at
an early hour Wednesday morning
in the Telegram office. caused some
damage and much inconvenience.
but with the kind assistance of em-
Ployes of the water works depart
ment and the Clarlaburg Light &
Heat company, the water was turned
off finally. The front Office was
pretty well flooded.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-29
M'CLUNG is GHAREED
WITH INTENT To- KILL

j. R. Pipkin, the milkman, still
continues to improve and the doc
tors at the City hospital think he
will be able to be discharged the
last of the week. Pipkin has sworn
out warrant of assault with intent
to kill against his assailant, French
McClung, who will be given a hear
ing before a magistrate as soon as
Pipkin is able to appear against him
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-29
ASSEMBLY BALL
At WALDO TONIGHT

The Assembly ball will take
place at the Waldo tonight This
is the big social event of the winter
season and ClarSsburg's four humid
red will be out in full force. Quite
a number of out-of-town guests viii
also be present. Wells orchestra
will play for the occasion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-29
On the Rush Line

Mr.. Frank Rush is temporarily
engaged in filling automobiles at
the Traders garage He is an eN-
pert in his line. The way Mr..
Rush is rushing around, you would
take him for a Russian.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-29
Sermon to K. of P,

The annual sermon to the Colored
Knights of Pythias will be preached
next Sunday. Dec. 2. at Pride's chap
ell, A. NJ. 2. church. Rev. Baxter
will deliver the address. The pub
lie is invited to attend these ser
vices.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-29
G.me Ca1led Ga

The game Of football between the
Clarksburg and Fairmont colored
elevcns. which was to have been
PLAYED this afternoon on the old fair
grounds, was called off owing to the
rain. The two teams viii meet at
a future date.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-29
notice no MERcHANTs.

Copy for advertisements in the
Daily Telegram should be haaded
in b1 nine o'clock a. m. to guarantee
change the same dag, and for Che
Weekly Telegram not later than
Wednesday, noon each 1Dcek. Tho
earlier sent In, the better the service
nil be.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-29
Holiday Tomorrow

The public offices and the banks
will be closed tomorrow, it being
Thanksgiving day. The magis-
trate's offices. will 60 but little, if
any business, and many of the bust
ness places will be CLOSED. They
will all observe the day as a holiday
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-29
Nature Needs "a Littie

Nature needs only a Little Early
Riser now and them to keep the
bowels clean, the liver active, and the
syste free fro mbile, headaches, con-
stipation, etc. The famous little
pills eIsarly Risers' are pleasant IN
effect and perfect in action. hey
never grippe OF siclcen, but tone and
strengthen the liver and kidneys,
Sold by Stone & MERCER.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-29

SWEET MELODY FLOUR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-29

SWEET lIRLonY FLoUR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

a. :. 1-osev-st-By Bryan L Kennedy: Broadway. s W
cor 1s5thst 14a Ixl00 vacant: also lot oXS'I III IL
SoL voluntary sale: first parcel 10 lnolS
ToU IN for $50 600; second parcel 10 David l. e' six
1S ~ e. tJede-ave, xI55.Tx irIeg. vacant Eolul'
u - T1oorhy Donovan for S15,250 g 4,o,,i.s
S~S nav: Washington cor = ctso4
pI la0xI0 vacant; voluntary sale Bad IN a. rTeg
,b5D1+onsye s II of 1G9tEst 9l&loJA II "a
EoIuntary sale; bid in at sl32oo "a lanes
cor I7$d-st 45xl0o vacant voluntary sac 800 # Of
ns lar 5ox99II brk dUg rs; Kest
54sndr ag+ Nalka Maryland al: = 1Ideh:o =
Gas Putzei ref due SLICES IA taxes g1 f Of
n Tune 30 9Sth-st s. 1o--i1 N V
fScin1'tsaye 1ex10011 sty basement DIX avs ,drav
Life ms Co agt Eichhorn ct all ae'i ION go ia a.
t4ar,iiton atfT: A Maher r ref, amt cue
isxe etc SIZE 81 Bernard Freund for SfjS6 n
ostbst 1875 # OF Columbus-are aotid-,
siy and basement br dg H. SANG 6 ag 5. 0 taxes etc
sIaa el 70 Bernard Freund for s1 900; l5o bs Sc
$6i II IT of Coumbus-ave. 16xloOll SS same atty:
sane ref; amt due, $40 2S5 10: taSss etc s8Si #
" If Soumbus-ave 17x10011; sly ana nr1n ref.
dwg h: same same: action 4 sane BENJAMIN
ami due SO 2S5 10; taxes etc, S193 o. 10 h'
fnrS 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
FRENCH PROPOSALS REJECTED.
Sultan Will Not Enter Into Proposed Re-
form Scheme.

Torg,er Morocco June 1.-The Sultan has dell
ritelv informed St Rene Taillandier, the French
Minister that he is unable to accept the FrehcI
PROPOSALS for the reform of the administrator u
Morocco His decision will be communicate 70 me
representative of the Powers here in an official note
from Moban,nned Ell Torres Minister of Foreign
Affairs together with an intimation that the sultan
desires that any reform introduced shall nave tue
consent of the Powers. The Foreign Minister WIZ
ask for the views of each of the Powers Win the
object of holding conference on the SUBJECT
Paris June 1.-The Foreign Offices advlces from
Tangier show that efforts being made by prom
inent Moroccans to persuade the Sultan to suoIni'
the French reforms to international conference
of the Powers, but the advices of the torelgh
Office add that the Sultan has not accedeo 10 thls
influence -,
The special dispatches of the Figaro ana oIher
papers from Tangier maintain that it is the sultan
himself who has decided to submit the trencn
propositions to the Powers The newspapers tehO
to accept the latter view, but the officials are IN
state OF indecision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02

Plans have been filed with Buildings Sup -.,+h
dent Hopper for an eight story office ouolls'
stores on the ground floor. TO be punt a. W r.
park Row for the Park Row Realty C0Hil'-' Ill,
Is 10 be known the Belmont 6uluils- -
ha1,e facade of Indiana limestone, with a front
age on Park Row of . feet and depth OF o-03 =
feet and an L of 12S feet front on Ann-st- II Is
10 cost Sso00o The architects are robertson q
Potter. .z;.o-+
TohIlip Jeseson has sold for Joseph Fox president
az the Columbia Bank to John H Degeiman' Nos.
21s5 21S7. 2.1ss and 2,IH &d-ave. and No AS East
1l7th-st being the southeast corner Of Sd-ave ana
1l7th-st two FIVE story and three toer stoIS oit0N
t;l5inqs with Eve stores. on plot 75.sx10D feet
The goodman Realty Company has sold for Henry
Isuneerz the plot at intersection Of Sd ana toh
aves to August Kuhn. This gives to the purchaser
control of the entire frontage in Sd-ave from l9zo-
& 10 Flton-ave The property is in the heart OF
che business section Of The Bronx and near the Il
road and raDid transit subway stations. 1t was
held By the seller for about forty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
IN ENLARGE THE MARTINIQUE.

Negotiations practically completed LOT
st,e additions 10 the Hotel Martinique al '00
and Broadway. .. .o,-er
The Martinique is TO be EXTENDED SO as ~ 49,.
- ,,srcsl ar the northeast corner Of Broad
nv and s2d-st and an adjoining plot in SSd-st
TIE hotel and adjoining land are owned by W. h
y Martin The addition will front 100 feet IN
Broadway and 125 feet in 3d-st-. connecting win
The present building in S3d-st. where the easteFls
addition will make the frontage % 1eet' ne I!eM
structure will be sixteen stories hlgh me etec 49,
Ta,5ildnz leased for term or twenty years
~ William Taylor & Son. proprietors of the Aote
81 Ienis They will take possession OF the present
Fsiilding on October ! next. Some alterations VII
he made to the present building pending the erec
ron Of the annex. The cost Of the new structure
and The lease will aggregate about S5.0o0t9o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
LIS PENDENS
62Os8

1st-ave No s46 Frederick Zwickert. individual and
trustee Kate Kosteger al partiton) attorne,
Steiner & Petersen.
FuIton-ave No / 240; Israel Roln Theophilus r
Smith. r faction to impress vendees ien) attorneys
Coldfoge. C,chn & Lind
I5th-s No 206 Fast; Simon agt Lesser Susan
tepecihc perfornance); attorney, ! j Danzger
n 1000 fl of Lenox-ave, 1b0x90 H. Max
Tertg Lena Nicholson and another Specific per-
formance); attorneys Rosenblatt & Silverman.
103d-s No l01 East Elizabeth Bloch Jennie Rosen
Specific performance: attorney y Burkan.
l44th-st. No sic West; Carolyn II Dawhern Ida NJ
Merritt and another foreclosure OF attorneys
Ingram, Root and Massey
Broadway No 4I4 Il part: Mabel Maynard agt
DelIaripha G Richardson action 10 declare iea) at
torneys Moss & Fe.ner
property, II part: Rose II Richardson.
individually and executrix ana another faction de-
clare lien); attorneys. Moss & Fener
25th-st, "a 413 West; Janet McDougaN Robert Z
Bonner ct al tspeeihc perform
ance): attorney. " Mcguire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
JUSTICE BREWER A vIcs-pREsIDENT.

Springfield, Mass, June 1.-The congregational
Home Missionary Society by a majority vote,
adopted the report presented by the Rev. Dr.
Charles S. Mills, Of ST. Louis, which provides for
new national society, with constituent co-cpera-
tive and missionary allies in the several States
There will be only one society for the whole coun-
try, with secretary and various assistant sec
retaries and secretary in Chicago
The committee and it's supporters declare that
the new plan is thoroughly democratic and accord
ing 10 the principles OF the denomination. Its OPP
ponents declare that 1t is wholly undemocratc in
that u places the power of electng delegates with
the state societies, instead of the State assocla-
lions OF churches. The plan cannot be put into
operation until at the close OF another year. presi-
dent H. Z. King OF Obern College was elected
president, and Justice David ]. Brewer of Wash
ington, of the vice-presidents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02

Dewey. william cH Collins q al .p..l -. 400 os
1904 -; ;;iager: Iune 4 1907 so 90
wards Antcinatte LID B si'k'ss 1000 90
fordi Vto-Hugn King Co. apr" ~ fe5 q
vacated dams May 2 1905. 80. 1855 10
ennedy II Miiton-F currie ana aho'".'' Ap" ISL IS
l2. 1902 :, ,er: i,,ne 4 1902 ........ so %
ottgen. Waitcr-w Leonard 81 al 20 Is
ID igt' HENRY An Sparks March l. 1887 90, ~
si4sno Leonardo-IiuEh kns q 90 Ap'u w. Ir5 "a
1865 Cacatcd) e,.3ion. Nav g. 1890 .-.... - %
'adley Aib4rt-M z SPARKS 'a!c" is"' 2.os4 81
yersed9 conner Corpany-s Preusch; O.
Nay 30 1908 (canceledl :: anne. Nav 2s
Dragon Mining COMPANY o~,' a43 SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
maNHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

~, ? por4, Row for an eight story brick ounces
and store rreguar PARK ffs EO aTchtects $500
No I35 to- i34 West 17th-st for SIX s[ Gn 1
No factory 5s7 Mlddleboro Realty conpa"s 500
story brick athouses 5GxsI IL; 1000
,.annne a s " corner T0th-st, for seven SaA NJ I
ATeHT i .a,er,snt houses so 5xT6 Ok Irregular n
Burstein fpwner; Bernstein & Bernstein 60 276 o
tefts $ AIS It e of Lenoxave for two SIX
Stnr,J hrick nathouses. 415XSo-I 90 o.
Lurie, owners; Pelham arcs' for four one
1Zotn-st't sheds 9sx16x irregular; Herr 90
story lta asner. Kurtzer & Rentz, architects -'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The that Of the debtor. the second that
Of creditor, and date when Judgment was filed:
10, 1903. $40 Is
1899 cancelled. SAL 80
cancelled 80 :. ZIG 20
Same L Miller; November IL 1898 Cancelled 214 Al
Same MenzeT December IL 1890 Cancelled 236 "a
York; October 81 1889 cancelled 244 IA
1889 acaaeeIiedJ,. 24s os
Gcanceled) - 5Ts Is
same-s schnur: October "a 1899 (canceiied) 244 IS
Cohen. MorrisM Rosenhal; February s. 1908 s2ss
same-saTne; May 10 1903 =. :: OF 90
csllsdj $50 s6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

crsnd-ave e s. 125 fl n of North-st: one and one
baif story frame shop. 1Sx20 Robert Perry
owner and architect , 1,ari,vrax. two
and one-half story frame dwelling mouse. 49,
396: B K Denbigh. owner; George n pe'
Commonwealth-ave e S. 100 It n o. 9Es. Colt
Iiah HELLER owner; Gustave Schwarz. arcnltec 80
Can36reiing-ave. 100 # of
Sner: william Lavee agehteet: i3o story
frSrne ,dweiIing house. 23x44: AMANDA OAee'
owner: Melville Lawrence aTehltect three Ave
iIi .r bricl tenement houses. 38xeS; Kienaru
DTdsnsenx owner; Lawrence " "e IS
var P,,Tenst w s 225 IT of colum6us-aye; Two
~,orJ- frame dwelling house, 21x4o; Jonil . MOS
Tion owner Bernard Ebeling arcnitsGit. -. hrdse
Knesbridge Terrace +f, frams dwelling house.
9 80: Eichard c AIlez owner: William a LAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
x-o,,rv nAuy TRIBUNE FRIDAY. JUNE 2 1905.

Rfvington-st; prior mortgage, F<o'VoV' uue n,
1870; PEI ysn To- L 4 Baab: 144th-st
%o aG5: prior mortgage s4ctv' years b Ter o.,
esat ..n,. 10 t.eors. kocner; cioerek-st Nos
iJsi and III; two mortgages $4.c"' years
pi rsI cent 70 Lawyers Tile insurance Trust
Company; sYth-st. 8 lUo II OF west End se,
Lyons SNe * K t j. to Levy; sedswlek-aye
Rooerts J. 20 Charles i>roehie; lG5tn-st. s..
80 Of Rs Peal E ys%r Pst to
Rosenheim: s5d-st No 40 East: years q
IsS;nssssn e y, al, s ,n.,sasa,s
sasa per cent and another 20 we Monroe-s, Ncs
MARI 2rS and no 10 g plis Hens No ioa year
Gord Psr D. 20 ? condor: ii2h-st No us 2io
ca1qsa a ' fatkSay leal!y company e s Uni
broadway; TWO mortgages, 22iVo; / year
s.. sane. ssS. 5ss e pee $3.50
Rsn dbs to sn $50 IF Central PaFs
s, Mss year. TO per se Lawrence all E1
abeth-st S s. Futon-st years ga aoo.
nr PsT efa' F. to Milton 4 Fowler: izth-s
1855 It " Ct Avenue G; years per cent s $500
eef9, 6ethst No al West: years - per
o'3%5s s. william Eai4 E 5ssqs p Pe4
L SSnt j. to Kafka No IS East;
sterH gSsrS pf to fS' Collins i5sth-st $
81 a to GreenRicS Savings Bank
r Iah" nsS NJ $" to Hf aaai RSf s In ~
PP anyy Aquedne'-aye' cor as per 10000
B SGna E. to Annie stoh Ludiowst, No 49, 70 400
same ye't to same RSs same property
Beck ssR' charles to Urio6: esa;aye, : sos
# Of 3 Dsr cent two mor'sases sVOO 1oo6
BFansel as55 IT to of FnH5S2s oo
Musy + to E E s5 west an as s per bond
T. ss:p5 ys ssas. Der
'o Sea 254 and 25e; years 1900
o'a 81 W Of 2o9 ave demand per
Boehm to JACOB :a Ma:n peT cent s5Oo
Grozmann s. TO H Joneshof' "a-a'e. NO o'' 5000
MacRiz Ida to / sternbers; 118th-st. No los scot
Krs ss May M3ssr and sno5h sr;r 1O1s 3
scPms GS Isaac and another American "a Mort
Go: l1oth,st $ 2S IT Of So-ave, 5000
K cofpdTs,oa: s sna shG5"sr go Of 2davs
safer samuel to PTenfes o sG neT cent $1,000
cRlag of stS-a 8 ' %akessd years cent S
T9 IFS to % no map f Rod%ay @ ,
Sn PT cent George A to city Real Estate co; ., 5o
Le2ingtOn-ave No o. per bond and snotber
Ff io laa tx IT, map no Railway
per cent to Empire Mortgage CO. sd-ave % o
cor Se 1ndca Psr B 1Gh CO to
Go BToadWay No 800 824 secures notes. ao oc
EI Pe5 Sep' Building and Realty CO Chelsea
yesr NJ P to Aerican Mortgage CO. is8d =
st, No 16l West; years P, per Gent 1sths
IS East year scS. per sSd another; 1oad-s
W Sds sda and . Si yeaP per 29SS
sa ae 70 Paul to L saer Grandst Nos $s1 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
J. N. ROGERS SUCCEEDS CRoNIN.
Appointed by President Cassidy as superin-
tendent Of Buildings.

Borough President Cassidy of Queens relieved
the suspense yesterday under which the political
lights of the borough have been laborins by an
nouncing the appointment of Deputy Commissioner
of Highways John n. Rogers OF Flushlhs' 10 sue
coed the late Philip T. Cronin as superintendent
~ buildings and Offices for the borough. At the
same time President Cassidy announced the ap-
pointment of Harry Sutphin, of Jamaica as; son n
Commissioner of Highways, the place MADE vacant
by the promotion of Mr.. Rogers -, ,,nov,,,
Roth of the new appointees are Wen known
throughout the borough, and the appointments ap-
reared to be we'll received in Democratic elle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
MECHANICS LIENS.

19otbst No liz West; Hester E Gordon agt
Elsie e Kub!n. owner and contractor; "liiialh 81
F Kubin contractor "a u -. 9
bell & Co agt the Forty-ninth Street and Mad
son Company. owner; General bulluiils =
and Construction Company, contractor
stbNaye W corner 55th-st, 125x10O; same agt
The FifJy-hfth Street Company, owner; General
EuiIdinE and Construction Company, contractor.
Aath-st No 247 West; Samet & Schoenberger agt
Paul Haskell, owner; Morris Berkowitz con- o
tractor
57th-st Nos s63 and 555 West; John A Murray
agt Morris 3 Bear and LUDWIG Levitt owners
Schultz Brothers. contractors.
T3rook-ave No ISL; Max BeIliner agt Henry Ieus-
cen owner Samuel Blaustein. contI ACTOR.
ceth-st No 2O7 to 211 East; Jacob Habermann
agt Abraham SIegel owner; Habermann & Son. r
contractors .-....... - ~
l20th-st No 112 West; Eric Sodergrom agt lsa-
bella NJ Embury owner; Elsie Z kuoin con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
SAY SHE ROBBED THE BARON.
Police Arrest Woman Accused of Taxing
Valuable Jewels and Money.

Detective Kirk. of the West Soth-st. station last
night arrested a woman. who said she was Flo
Edwards, of No. 255 West 46th-st- She answers the
description he said, of a woman who last Friday
rigbt ia alleged to have robbed the Baron Won
pTsscbe then of the Hotel Wocott. 5th-ave and
81st-st now living at the Holland House, OF a
handful of gold sovereigns and $500 diamond
scarfpin. 49,, +,5 +ba
reporters that he had been accosted and renewed OF
e. and assured them it was altogether too trivial
for them print.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ae + y fse s; g $500
Morris Years per cent 'iVV
Le c6nrG5 144dst Of NerTisave: NO
1r war wis lar Rye1aae.aTe coo
s24 II OF to lawyers Title Insurance
Trust C0m 1Gr hg1d li'.t 5000
same to pe Austin months, ,s ooo
same Pgf f fo II sturges: 11s-st n $ of
O. Cdnnos P Pc to Rechmon another Web
sfr-ave ans S S8S h to WEBB i2E-s Nos
caPstifk E ea a 70 t. q peF cent $500
ellsSf T s. ~ cen; 1883
saThe x Rate H. to 3 Levy sedgck
s s9s e. 10 Il Jane GGapeil I59hst No
5 Easi yf5'S 10 state Ps BanF iatt St 2575
Of 5thays secures nI31 noes 1i 4 ''0
ST. 10 527 to West mortgages $1,000; - ooo
cornish g9i;sd Real ~. E5Iat f and ID
s. to I r sad0vsky 2d-s 242
II e OF 1st-ave; Instruments. per cent 'i3 oooo
Wingrad; !. TO G Pefmanshy; "a-"Fe nos '- 10 900
f,joo n - " to N Taylor: 1o0tst, 10 224 East ooo
(5o5 yeaJTs aoob pf to Ronsnsy: i9ts5 aa5
g. Of 53 and a6o5h ST to Faer i27thst
~ East ysa to Pe Kiftenpan and another
fith-st ST. East prior mortgage SZooVo :, oco
~ m William TO William w whittier; 238th
ST 8 100 it " of Martha ave years; . per s-o
,, cent !, to George c butcher JacEson-ave No o
Ic3: prior mortgage 5000; per cent lAoo
Gros,n,an; A to r heal' Ga ner cent $500
Of Wili!s-aV9; ysaJas or 1 Pe "a man Hunt
Naurer l. 70 n = er SC emf -. '" l'. 1900
s esa{e E to M RS5 lot a2 map
Nest Park years; per cent n es ebst
Alecul!ough annie a T 8 20 per $500
s4i5a s'$ J. f6 Es1s grant Savings Bang
| Park-ave, 25-2 It OF eoth-Sl' year as 900
LYMAN Really company to r., aORRf saa5aSs
i12th1st $ 200 II e OF 5000
F2ss e 100 # Wo5lS Wiek yan p Gss5:as
years; per cent 49,. .i ono,ier Broad
1sInan EoT 52 s Mye a per $4,000
| c way No i'' 90" SRosenvasser and another;
Broomszs No 2S ss2ig 8saFi Realty Com
parv iiotrCs 228 2a1 East; year; * ooc
x5 per @P Samuel 10 f Rei6stein and another:
i2sth-s n go II w OF lst-aYe ins14neE'ts' ~ mn
R6,5 p9I i II to Misnkind Feinberg Realty CONF
| pany ll0th-st No 229 to PSI East YEAR, ? s,s
s Pf6 Fann; 10 Greenweh savings Bank >, ooo
schlaefer. L. TO N Ao?tt1' l''th-s1 > WV 1850
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berg Realty Company: Amsterdan-aVei year ., oyo
g.. Per G lard J. TO L schussler. 9ls-st
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and Trust Company; 198th-st s 1883 IT of ,o oo
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erEsia 10 IS Lawrence; Pieasant-ave. No $50:
s2sy yssrs p ter Inwycrs TITLE insurance and
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
EARTHQUAKE IN MONTENEGRO.
Two Hundred Persons Killed or Wounded
in Scutari. Albania.

Cettinje. Montenegro June There was an earth
quake this morning throughout Montenegro a
number of houses collapsed here, and one person
was killed and several injured.
The earthquake caused great damage at Scutari,
Albania, where about five hundred houses col
!apsed and two hundred persons were killed or in
jured.
The Bjecasstza Mountain is showing signs of vol
canlc activity for the first time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
Books and Publications.
COUNT FIulPPo FoLcHI WOUNDED.

Florence June Last night shot was hea .'.
the house where Count Filippo Folchi the 90 80
lives and where also resides Princess 80 ..5sr
Bourbon. a daughter Of Don Carlos the $500
10 the Spanish throne. who eighe years as ,-ie5t
with Count FoIehL The police found that ~
had been wounded in the chest lie deeiaFea -
the wound was the result of an aee.a'H =, ne
tanned while he was unloading revolver. -,
authorities entertain the theory that ne s'''-'
TO commit suicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
wEsrcHEsTER SYNDICATE BUYS.

At the auction sale of the Sound Shore Realty
and Title Company on its property at New-Rochelle
o. Memorial Day. more than eighty parcels, rang
ins from city lot one or more acres in area,
we're sold. An announcement was MADE az the sale
that negotiations with the WestchesteT Subway
Syndicate had resulted IN the sale few minutes
before the auction OF strip of six acres crossing
the property for the right of way and station
grounds Of the new rapid transit line.