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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
FORT SMELLING

Captain G. De G. Catlin is absent from the
post for few days conducting recruits from
bone, Mont. -@a. - - * -
Captain and Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Mathews
were the guests of st. Paul friends on Monday
night to attend the informal dance at the Com
mercial club.
On Wednesday night Major and Mrs Allen.
Miss Allen. Lieutenant Colonel Pitcher and Mr.
Harris were the guests of Theodore Wetmore of
Minneapolis at dinner and at the comic opera.
q ..Lady Teaze,'' later.
Major and Mrs. Allen entertained at dinner
on Thursday night in honor Of Mrs George
Burton. wife of General Burton. inspector gen
eral United States army. Mrs. Burton is the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. T. A. Pearce and
family Those enjoying Major and Mrs. Aliens
hospitality We're Mrs Burton, General Carr,
Lieutenant Colonel Pitcher, Captain and Mrs
r. A. Pearce & $.s |%% -
Garrison society is much interested in the ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Edwards and ELier.
tenant Laurence Mathews. 1t will he a military
Wedding m and will.be solemnzed in the post hall
on Tuesday evening at s O'clock After the
ceremony there will be dancing followed by sup
per. Miss Edwards will be attended by her
sister. Mrs. Williams, matron of honor Miss
Warren VIII be bridesmaid. Lieutenant Price
will be Lieutenant Mathews best man anG
Lieutenant Faulkner will be groomsman.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
HAMLINE

Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Randall have been enter
tanning tanning Clarence Randall and Harold Stone of
Norris and Alfred Stone of Carleton college.
Mrs. E. L. Allard entertained the Women's
Home Missionary society of the Methodist church
Thursday afternoon. A thank offering program
Rev. and Mrs. R. n. Avison were the guests
of honor at diner given Thursday evening by
Mr. and Mrs. w: T. Winston:
Miss Hannah Vickstrom Of Olivia is a guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cole
Miss Abbie Miller of North Dakota is visiting
Professor and Mrs. A. H. Drew.
The Hamline Women's Christian Temperance
union met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
r. J. Murray. The members Of the union are
collecting literature for lumber camps.
Miss Bowers has been entertaining Miss
Beatrice Morton of Cumberland. Wis.
Miss Dolly Adams entertained the Okiya'->
club Monday evening. Miss Eva Winston re-
viewed The Rose of the River and Mrs. Bert
]. Rice gave the current events.
wis. -
DR.. and Mrs. George H. Bridgman have gone
to New York for month.
Miss blanche. Donahue has gone to Clear Lake,
Miss Gladys Matthews entertained the junior
girls of the Temperance legion Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Briefly has returned from Fargo.
Miss Nellie Davis has returned to cumberland,
Wis
Mrs. n. l.. King is entertaining Miss Limoges
of Whiewood, Canada. ...
Mrs. A. P. McKinstry of Rockford is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs A. J. WALTON.
Miss Grace Dunn has returned from Princeton.
Miss Esther Colby of Red Wing has been
visiting Miss Dolly Adams.
Miss Florence Schleiting has returned to Kas.
son. -
Miss Dardania Duff gave small dinner party
Friday evening.
Miss Foster has gone to>Owatonna. d.
Mrs. Sacket is entertaining her sister, Mrs
.,yH Grocker Of LibertyviIle H. and her mother
NJ and Mrs. L. NJ. ,.Relf have returned to
White Bear
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Randall entertaining
Mrs, $. l.. Harris of Oakes. n. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Wright entertained at dnned
Thursday evening.
Mrs. W. L. Craig entertained informally Fri
day evening
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
HOPKINS

dance Is being planned by the members of
the Eagles lodge to be given Thanksgiving
eve In Olsen's hall. 1t is to be mosque bali.
The best OF music Is to be secured. A hot sup
& per will be served.
The presenta ton Of the play "Tompkins
Hired Man. in the opera hall next Saturday
night. will be one o. the social. as we'll as
dramatic, events of the season. The play is
given by the Hopkins Dramatic club for the
benefit OF the local fire department. The club
is composed Of fifteen well-knOwn young people
and their presentations have always been es-
pecially popular Dancing will follow the per-
formance. The cast of characters is ms follows:
Asa Tompkirs, William Odell: Dxey.a b. j.
Arthur Nash: Louise. Miss Alice Anderson:
Julia. Miss Olga illegal; Ruth. Mrs B. j.
Gaertner: Mrs. Sarah Tompkins, Mrs s.. a.
McCanaughey.
There will be meeting Of the Eagles, lodge
Tuesday. Special business for the nomination Of
officers.
An oyster supper will be given in the Meth
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
MERRIAM PARK

Mrs. E. T. Holmes entertained the Ladies'
Euchre club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs, A G. Bowe entertained the Tuesday
Afternoon Euchre club last week.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church are
preparing for sale and fair for Dec 1.
Mrs. Grer NJ. Orr of 81 South Avon street,
gave large reception Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Overpeck gave a reception Thursday
afternoon in honor Of her daughter, Mrs. Peck
of Minneapolis.
Merriam Park Cosmopolitan club met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. %Christoferson.
Mrs. A. T. Bigelow gave paper on Venice.
Mrs. S. G. Cobb has returned from a visit in
the east.
Mrs. T. D. Mclaughlin is visiting in Columbus
Ohio.
Mrs. T.. Brown is visiting her old home in
Cleveland. Ohio.
Mrs James R. Du Shane is visiting her par
entsS in Davenport Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Matson entertained al
dinner Monday evening.
The Minnesota Transfer Young Mems Chris
tian, association gave a social party Thursday
evening in honor Of the members.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Bowe entertained al
cinch Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. a. Robertson will leave thit
month for Florida to spend the winter.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19

odist church, Tuesday evening, to secure more
funds for remodeling the church, 8
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Congrega-
,tional church will meet Wednesday from to
p. IN. with Mrs. Poppleton. Luncheon will
be served.
A lecture was given in Anderson's opera
hall Wednesday evening under the auspices
Of the Woodmen's local lodge. Mr.. Townsend
spoke OH Chips and Bark
surprise party was given for Miss Sadie
.Jenson Friday night by about twenty of her
school friends
The Hopkins Athletic club will commence
training next week in earnest. S.. e. Luce spent
Wednesday in st. Paul buying the apparatus
to be installed In the clubrooms.
Fred Tonipson arrived here from Heron Lake,
Minn., last week. E,E~
John Peshina has left Hopkins and moved
with his family to farm near Excelsior.
N. Nelson, who has been at Faribault has
| returned to make his home in this city.
Mrs. A. F.. Hloracek and her daughters
! Adeline and Grace, spending some time In
New Prague, the guests of relatives. 49,
Jacob Sorenson returned from trip thru
Tennessee last week. -:'-
The East End card club was entertained
| Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. W. II
Anderson. The first prize was awarded to Mrs
! Dyer and the second to Mrs. Anderson. .s,s.t
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
ST. LOUIS PARK

4 most enjoyable entertainment was given
Frida? evening in Odd Fellows hall by the
Christian Endearor of the Congregational church.
The program was given by the Park orchestra.
Mines. Fletcher and Swinnerton, Misses Alice
Rixson Hawksley, Gorgey, Margaret Wilcoxen,
Elertson. Lewis and Hamilton.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist
church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Martin. :"
Mrs. Watson entertained informally Saturday
afternoon at her new home for several teachers
from the city.
Special services were held Wednesday evening
In the Methodist church by the presiding elder
Evanselistic services will be held in Oak Hill
presoster1an church beginning today and contin.
ming thru Saturday. DR.. John P Engstrom viii
preach and will be assisted by Frances B. stev.
enson, singer.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
ONE SORT OF GROWTH.
philadelphia Press.

- Hl1HueIpHIa FTVSS: - "a
.oa 1.-THE Gang? ,da leader Ell in !, our ward
drst citizen. @ Hsi told tS me the asa eGang ens 8
following is growing.
Yes, / guess that's true, = replied
the reformer.
All! you admit that7'
sOh, yes; it IS growing simmer. :,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
DRAWN OUT.
III

That westerner seems to be telling you
some pretty tall tales"
Yes, he was telling me that out his
way It was nothing unusual to harvest
$50 bushels of wheat to the acre."
or course, you told him that was a
lie
Not exactly. merely remarked that
it was cereal story . :
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
: . - . II
ST. PAUL

Mrs. A. NJ. Eastman Of Summit avenue will
give reception on Tuesday to introduce her
daughter. Miss Mildred Eastman.
Mrs. Thomas A. Abbott, Ashland avenue has
issued cards for a reception to be given Thurs
day afternoon, to introduce her daughter, Miss
Mae Abbott.
Mrs. Thomas McDavtt Of Grand avenue will
give a reception tomorrow to introduce her
daughter. Miss Esther McDavitt. Miss Messel-
man of Quincy, ILL.,, is the guest of Mrs. Nc.
Davitt. &. * - Et5,:ss 4 3 ri - -
T Mrs. G. L. Carman Portland avenue has is
sued invitations for two bridge parties on
Thursday and Friday afternoons. ,IEE ?
Mrs A. B. stickney, Summit avenue. will
give luncheon at the Country club tomorrow
| in honor Of Miss Louise Crosby and Miss Shields
Mrs. N. H. clapp Portland avenue, will en-
tertain at cards Wednesday evening. and the
following afternoon will give bridge party.
Mrs Daniel R. Noyes and Mrs Charles P.
and Country club in honor of Mrs. Waldo
Richards Of Boston.
Miss McNlasters of Hamline avenue gave 4
small tea on Wednesday for Miss Arnoldi of
Toronto. Miss Arnold was also the guest Of
honor at an informal tea on Thursday, given
by the Misses Nancy and Catherine Wood, at
the Country club.
Mrs. r.. NJ. Prouty, Summit avenue, gave
reception Thursday to introduce her daughter
Miss Velma Prouty. Mrs. Prouty was assisted
in receiving her guests by Mrs. H. b. Wood
worth of Minneapolis and Mrs. NJ. F.. Arnold
of New York.
Miss Prouty wore a dainty gown Of white
silk. and carried American Beauty roses.
Mrs. Henry E. Hutchings Summit avenue,
gave a reception Wednesday afternoon to intro
duce her daughters. the Misses Alley and Ida
Hntchings. The decorations were chrysanthe-
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
Mrs. G. L. Carman, Portland avenue, has il
sued invitations for two bridge parties o
Thursday and Friday afternoons. 'EEs .

Mrs. A. B. Stickney, Summit avenue, will
in honor Of Miss Louise Crosby and Miss Shields
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19

Mrs. Daniel R. Noyes and Mrs. Charles p
Noyes gave luncheon yesterday at the Town
and Country club in honor of Mrs. Waldo
Richards of Boston.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19

Mrs. N. H. Clapp, Portland avenue, will en-
tertain at cards Wednesday evening. and the
following afternoon will give bridge party.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19

Mrs. Henry e. Hutchings. Summit avenue
gave reception Wednesday afternoon to intro
duce her daughters. the Misses Alley and Ida
Hutchings. The decora tions were chrysanthe-
NUNS and palms, while in the dining room
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
Women's Hosiery

Real English Cashmere Wool Stock
ings, the full regular made kind, with
high .spliced heels and double soles.
Made with all black feet. natural gray
feet or oxford gray split soles. GN~
Per pair. wv
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
u INTERURBAN CARS WILL BRING
Finely Talk on Xmas Buying

just thirty days shopping intervene, and
experience has taught us all that it can be
done more satisfactorily new than during
the inevitable rush of the last two weeks.
Had you not better start yours tomorrows
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19

Mrs. Thomas McDavitt of Grand avenue will
give reception tomorrow to introduce hel
daughter. Miss Esther McDavitt. Miss Messel
| man of Quincy, ILL.,, is the guest of Mrs. Nc
Davitt. 81 &s - aEE5&&s i = 5"is-ssg - =
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19
pretty Enbro oideries

1S-inch corset cover embroideries in
many new designs, special 1g-
for Monday at. .S~N
NJ any new and dainty patterns in
hemstitched embroidered edges, suit
able for collar and cuff sets-are shown
at very interesting prices.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19

Daily arrivals from the Rue de la Paix
and the Rue Rivoli, the art novelty centers of
Paris, make our jewelry section headquar-
ters for thousands of inexpensive and orig !
inal ideas appropriate for gifts at Christmas
time
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Levi Brothers have sold TO the Edward X
Cohen Realty Operating Company for Joseph h
Fink a plot 77x65 feet on the west sioe OF 81
Nicholas-ave. 30 feet south Of 15Sth-st An apart
ruent house will be built the site
Herman Arms has sold for Gustave T. Law
reno, 70 a client No l26 West 9oth-st-. five story
brick Double aathouse lot 236T1oo feet
I Abranson and Samuel Fine have sold for Dr.
Morris H Glass TO Louis NJ Jano"luH NO la
West 6eth-st-, five story tenement house on lot
sS FeTdinand Nage has sold for Margaret G Stewart
with stores on lot 27x1OO feet ,
an snG StsEn M wes5 h Ists EGa two i've story
houses On plot 6ex99-u feet "a g.. o,,.n+ 70
the schwab Realty Company the southwest corner 1e
of Leington-aye. and S6th-st, a I'VE story nat
Bsrne1 e 10 j. chSrles wechsler and the Realty
south side of 135th-st, 525 feet west OF Broaoway
and an hfys Resx rss9a 0psn fsg %c6 viii improve it BY
e eIeeton Of SIX .6I story y MTs Koby No bs
west iS5th-st, a two story frame dwelling house.
oi srjS toS ks = Koher has sold for Edward H. Kelly
No z West !a2d-st.. five story fathouse' on plot
schindier & Liebier have sold No, 81 East 18th
st. a four story brownstone double 1athouse' on
lot lot zS2ie2z fee LOT three story dwelling house
on lot isxegi feet, for Manley a Raymond. attor-
Adoiph Miller has resold No. 4OS East 7sd-st., a
FIVE story tenement house od on lot n eeer T1oad Ma
latsly No III West lOOth-st ave story hathouse'
n ~ Reinheimer mas sold for client to Mrs r
Stadholz No. III West 1S5th-st., three story
dwelling house on lot @ 16SXs sod fe9 through Archie
Goldman to Mrs. Sarah Gatterson No $50 East
~ Cornish g Anderson have sold for De Witt Korn
hauser No 22S West 12Zth-st-, three story dwell
Moses Mendelsoln has sold for Mrs 5s7. Rosa oPoz,
nand Morris Klein 10 e t2o Sl2 West y st. l'th-St nVe
The Bathgate Real Estate Exchange has sold for
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

AZ IA vesey-st-By Ingraham &c Co: 1.40o to .40e
Madson-ave s7th-st. 100 likes; story unfI-
irhed h; Charles Brownold Nannados Realty Co ct
al; Moss q B. attys; G Morgan. ref; amt due, S64-
$50 "a; taxes $780, subject nges amounting 70
sIl5 600; 10 the plaintiff S130.000.
BY James Wells: 1a2dst cor Hyse-avs ten ioss s
$40 900; balance to W C sohor. Griffin and John 8
Mepes 500 s., 900 lot: 1s2d-st, e. $50
n OF Vyse-ave 21 .3xs9; John Mspes for $4,000;
Vyse-ave cor ls1st-st exl0or28 7x1oo1; to Cecilia
Slater So $50; Vyse-eve a2e It OF 1S1st-
st; three lots. each 25x1oo: to a Slater and J
Grimm 1slst-s 100 IT of Vyse-ave; six
lOts 2ax from SIS to s72 to aE5na for 81 800
Fl; story dvg and vacant Theresa Lindsay agt G
7. al; Lindsay, atty: NJ Van Hoesen ref:
partition: TO A ] Griffin for 81. 500.
At Bronx selesroom-By McQuade Co; io4l 154tnEt @
Stehbins-ave, 3D. 6xTTx rres; sty brk dwig a;
voluntary sale: bid In: $50 Fo1st cor TinsonaVe 2ox
By Geiszier-Haas Realty Co: Prospect-ave, " e. bet
Jennings-st Road, eSSx161 on4s 1xSxlOI o.
vacant bid In at s2l 600: 152d-s 500 II Of Cypress
1ooz1Io. vacant 1ssdst 500 It Of Sypressoavs
from Ialsey Place lots "a and o. Gebrie Park unio1 @
OF wes.ehssterave sox9ox reg; sty fr h: voluntary
kD
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

Max Pullman to a Mr. Schwartz the five story
tenement house No. 156 East 10oth-st-. lot 25x
1O0n feet.
Isidor Hotzberg has brought from client of
houses. No. a2l to 221 East 70th-st-, plot 15Ox
l005 feet
The Brincknan estate is reported to have sold
the plot 1ooxIIO feet on the north side of I32-st
John Frees has bought No. 3,035 Sd-ave., three
STORY frame building. lot 25.6xe4x irregular.
me buyer owns adjoining property
iAppmann d Gold have bought the southwest
100 feet.
8 j. Taylor has sold for Rose Shirlaw plot
the northeast side Of St Georges Crescent about 200
Ieet east OF the Grand Boulevard and Concourse,
Geu; plot 6oxS5 the west side of the Grand
6ouleTard and concourse. 14o feet south of Van
Courtlandt-ave.
William l. Sutphin has bought from the Walden
zen estate No. sS West 27th-st, four story stone
1ront dwelling house. on lot 25xS89 feet
Ogden & Clarkson have sold for the Reserve
Realty Company Nos. TI2 and 776 West End-ave.,
feet. --1-e --'o'''' e0oi 'i -'' -'N-'
Nevins & Perelman have sold through M. j.
Levinson and S. Jaffe the plot, 75aiOo.u feet, on
the north side Of e9th-st, los feet east of Sd-ave
The buyer will erect two six story fathouses on
the site.
A. Stark has sold for Max Kaplan to a Mr.. Well
NO. A4 East Ssth-st., five story hathouse, with
stores, on lot 25xl0an feet.
Aoolph Scheibel has sold TO the Anchor BoheInlan
Realty Association the southeast corner of Avenue
A and 1Sd-st, q FIVE story tenement house, with
stores on lot 2sxsS feet, and the similar house ad-
joining. No. 6o2 East 73d-st.. on lot 3Slo22 feet
Joseph Sonnerschein the broker
The estate of Edward H. NJ. Just has sold the
plot, 75xSau II feet with old building, On the. south
side OF l3oth-st.. 100 feet east of Sth-ave
Millard Veit has sold for q client the I'VE story
double hathouse. No. 261 West n4th-st. on lot
Ioxl04n
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At "A vesey-st-By Joseph P. Day: Bathsate ave.
s7l and $7s 90 sd-sye cor 25thst 40 1oIss two s5y
brk ten h; S6S Sd-ave 49.10 Ct of 21th-st &A2x
50. sty br h, 2o< POS 27thst s5 # Of Sd
ave. 76xsSs, sty brk loft and store bldg: O9 2Gth-
ST. ITO It Of 3d-ave. 25x9S ex trreg, sty brs
loft and store bldg; City R Co agt n Storm ct a:
Swain, atty; Frank due, S1fI $50 20i
237 ana 2ss 1lhst s. Ie2 It Of West +thst 81 ex
1oO12s1o. brk ten b. Jackson and sno agt Conn
ct a.: A stsrn atty; Mclean, ref: amt due, Sle-
0S2 %; taxes etc. Sa93 49, 20S 11sth 100 Fl W
OF 7th-ave. 25rI06Ii s sty brk b: n Tatun agt
@ Y Wagner al: 5 W Collins. atty; MeDOnough.
ref: due S25972 eto, $50; 50 Bronx
Park 177th-st 25x10o: sheriTs sale Of all
right, title which Rebecca Fastow had Jan ~.
1906 or since; Harris atty: Erlanser sneriu.
BY James L wesi 730 WestchcStsr-eye. s. 2oS II 9
of Bsrgen-sve 2sr727 to subway structure I3s 5x54
sty dwg store; also In SS Ska
Ann Hanlon deceased; North
Broadway. Yonksrs Sor odeii-sve iSoSs1s11sSx &
671S; North Broadway. 1bo # Of Ode!l-aye leo1
es9xl lesI6Jlsi North Brosdway 500 IT 81 Sdsavs
Odell-ave 15ax76oxesxI8lS North Broadway 62s #
Odesve. l5ox7es 6x16sxI6a6; executors SALE estate
of NJ Boinler, deceased
BY Bryan ksnneilys 2ssl and 2sss washington ave,
8 cor 1S6th-st. 50seI: brk hsi Matilda
wesker H Schmidt ct al; Carrington q attysi
Fraser, ref: DUE 81 Al taxes. ETC. sSo SUD 70
two ZaoEtA aGKTekatinG 80 QVO
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
BUILDERS BORROW S3,OOO,OOO.
MONEY FOR APARTMENT AND FL4ATHOUSES-A 8 l.
PER CENT ss5oo,ooo LOAN OFFERED.
The Shuood IN Broaday Sold for s000ugus Belmont SAID
Haze Bought a 34hst. House

Large Earns OF money are daily pouring into the
real estate market TO add to the vast amount that
Is being lent mortgages for building purposes
The total face value OF the building loan contracts
fled yesterday was about S.oo0.oeo 1t was also
learned yesterday that out Of town estate has
offered to loan Sso0.e00 at S15 per cent for any
number OF years on parcel valued at about $780,
Ooa So far no s1a per cent mortgages or loans Of
any kind at 81 per cent have been recorded. This
ia he week in which to record mortgages so
they VII. be exempt under the Mortgage Tax law in
effect July =
r Pehlemann has sold for GQstave and Henry
stiugebauer the Sherwood House. Nos. 2.7e0 and
3-ss Broadway seven story structure adjoining
the southwest corner OF 1oSth-st for about $4,000
Tne size OF the plot is L7Xl0o4x50.z .zxs39 feet.
August Belmont was yesterday reported to have
bought No. IS East 34th-st. four story brown
stone dwelling house. a lot 1S.Sx9S.9 feet. He
owns and occupies No. ~ East S4th-st. The report
was not confirmed
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
MECHANICS LIENS.

Broadway and 20th-st, W corner. 25x75; Rueser
&. Sommer Company Harry Lsvey. Lessee and
.
1st-ave No 81 East: IeopoId Engle VS. Max and
Samuel Goodman, owners and contractors.
Eagle-ave W s. 1910 IT 8 of 163d-st. 2ox12o
Louis OIdshein VS. E Greenbauul. owner Fred
Damn. contractor.
Decatur-aye e 8 200 II of 2o7th-st, 25x10o
Antonio RezZetti George McVicSer, cwner
Michael Normoyle, contractor.
Park-ave No 1.54S; Union Woodworking Company
VS. Jacob Sgnnga, owner; Isaac Gordon and
Abraham Stein, contractor.
Iexington-ave No S33 to 1,S41; Union Wood
working Company VS. Jacob Sganga, owner
Isaac Gordon and Abraham Stein, contractor
Exchange Place, Nos rs and 10, and New-st, Nos
26 and 2S: Joseph t Dallas vs. the Conine[oIs eS.,s
cable Company owner; James Stewart Com
pany, contraotors; Charles E Jenkins. SUD
contractor 80 % 80 -
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
INSPECTION SERVICE IMPROVED
Secretary Metcalf Presents Report Inspired
bv Slocum Disaster

Washington. June 26.-Seeretary Metcalf OF the
Department of Commerce and Labor to-day pre-
sented to the President the report Of the investga
ton into the condition of the steamboat inspection
service recently made by high officers OF the navy
This Invest lgatiCn directed by the President,
following the receipt of the report OF the commits
sion which investi gated the circumstances attend
ing the disaster to the steamer General Socum. at
New-York when about Thousand persons lost
their lives.
The Secretary says that the evidence before him
from ALI sources both from the reinspection by the
ofcers of the navy and from reports by officers or
his department, indicates clearly that there mas
bsen a great increase in the last year IN the ef-
Cheney Of the Steamboat Inspection Service.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ms 20 q # o:s M wet ct s. E2sSeR saFee
'EPhaaas Pincaa Eerenf.s 10 emf q to Vein
STEIN & mo5sssss 5 5 es Sot,oa Hunt estate: Van 'OO
is Nest 'i ssaoa aad a:S wiiaR VIII caiahan
.ss. Msss Sstss I54tFsss s54SSs
sans srs'op prG5efty: Emanuel Gates to Emanuel
Ss5 5nSF.ssss = .SoS e, oqS Sr se:r:; to 100
Henry cassebeeT II mortgage 1 sle oe2 Sa, 100
sTsrsOn NJ to Z Davis " c
ssss1ss siaiI sth-4ys 5Ss5es iSsi9Sii
lsGfsxs eI5ez No is East 2s1iooii: Meyer RlumbeIg
shs ct 81 to EsthfE 100 it # of asvs 521oO
a5ofhsr: ius =. Nominal
FsTsrd SsSer jr, to Hdward corey. 11.eoo
t and anober trustee TO Morris Raushsar 10000
Ss:i Es's Ss' sisiSss
tos shens To earxsnhs 1s n shasnen ana 5000
%:: aSs.5s Sc s. 1isssr s ' i5o Il IS sss
S1 S # a. e hsssf Ta% 5Rs ct h 4 to
jacques siIvsTmsn; all IN: .-.-.. 1920
We'll ct al to Fanny erHen Nominal
so Fanny Gruen nG Nominal
& issS-: issS-.s sSslSs sSslSs:
EIfner EIHar- 4 Alien to Thonas 100
GG6sf91s' 5cHIoo John s.la@etE Ste Ausst panm 100
S'fes hadoax to Siohae sHs5 scsnion IortSsg 100
1O2h rosr TO % Radof IL qf seas 100
vaIenttne-ave 4033 II OF 179th-st 1s11X
100; Paul Quattlander TO Mary J Miksi mort I'M
$4,000 NV
Lot 1Ss Block Z. map of Mapes estate. West
Farms: William = Kreneibetn 20 Martin ooo
eth-st g. 100 Z W of Avenue c, Cnionport
soxIoS Charles D Booth to Gertrude L Master; ,oo
81, 700 ''
142s-st n s. $50 II Of Lenox-ave, 4oxe91l;
samuel s Ginsburg ct al TO Harry Kitzinser' ,oo
S45 CO. AO'
irving place 17th-st 2119o; Jonas
Teile ct Il Julius Braun nominal
sath-st IT Of West Enc ave, lZ4,oA
IS: william Hockey to Andrea AVltaolle;
lnmea5ctesve W s. 8so2 IT 8 of 190th-st % Ok
tTregular; Joseph Holman to Florence Hlii ,oo
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-o5h 81 Nos II 10 East, 3Gas9ll; Msbe1 ,oo
W Baxter TO Walter Dean: mortgage S13oOO loo
rat At No 100 East, 1SI1oo.5; Hilda Seccomb 1oo
pov 70 Jeannette c Hemphill. loV
Craenwict-st No 7os. 231sss; Thonss y ,oo
FJoIsnd 10 Harry ] Sacks. i0'
sotb az No l43 west 25x irregular; Bertha ,oo
RoesteI 10 Annie NJ Gondey; mortgage siSWo l'O
Nottost e s 1O3I II n of Chstham-st 2lsxoo-' ,no
ny Sotbantel Niles to Henry Bersh ct al IV'
ooS st n 1924 IT g of 5th-ave, 2111OoS; cain
artne 4 De La N'is"' - ,-... Nominal
r corner 9th-st, 233xIO Henry loier
roay q, r-lia r Bitter; mortgage. ss25 loO
lsthst No 2S5 Wess u a1tSsre s1sg 81 GOO 100
No 25x1Oo; Lena II DAVIDSON "a,
to Philip GoIdstein; mortgage S26ooo -...--''' io