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New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
THE STANDARD BUILDING SOLD
P4AcEL IS Il BIG BUSINESS STRUCTURE IN SISTST-
PURCHASE PRICE WAS ss50ooo
Gotham Company Bugs Central Park Vest Po-Mae Found
for Three Parcels an 5th-aUe.

D0IRt ap irons and van No ssn 90 to hays @
also from p Frey Nos, 2li and 2is, adjoining.
Louis Lese has sold to Nevins & Perelman No.
az aa to lls East 27thst old d~engs on Ppl srs
Realty Company aTS No saa East lssh-s two story
The Business Mems Ne l2 Realty Company has sold to
David Herman Nos 2S4o and 2342 ?d-ave n9rtn-
on plot 4oIixso i5n feet fSin-''' '"O ''''
William ,Wofs Son has sold for Joseph Hamsr-
the plot. 5ox1022 feet. the north side of Tsh-st
Samuel kaSn, has sold to Rotkowitz Brothers
NO. 4OS to All East eoth-st i've six six story double
Sarah Davis has sold to Antoine Heyn No. "a
East llth-st., three story dwelling house on lot
Kaskel Bruder & Hahn have bought No = 4as e9 to
Arnold 4 Byrne have sold for H. .Ben to c, H.
Schroeder No sos West 1f7th-st, q five story fiat
house. on lot 25x99.1 feet.
oT dSerB rer aRd 9 snd M s haxe s
ST.. OLD buildings. on plot 376x1oo11 feet;
and Kate E. Mott No s@ West z7th-gt:. a foSS
e he bug GS for BUSINESS This
remained in the Mott family for & sixty years
"a East 1l7th-st, old buildings on plot S610x1oo1
hd1s fer e ny @ vs soag
a%oT bSs w aod 0rg romab n t Ts
the four story brownstone front double hathouse
KoehIsr. w - y, -. - 49, -
Sol Marcus has sold for Herman Strauss to
the Broadway Reliance Realty Company eighteen
lots Of the westerly part of the juvenile Asylum
property, between Audubon and st. Nicholas aves.,
comprising six lots each in 1T6th I7th and 17Sh
Mr. Strauss intends erecting several modern apart
ment houses part of the Audubon and st. Mich
oias ave. ends of the tract.
Sol l.. Kaye has sold to Eugene Driscoll MOI
245 East 121h-st, two story frame dwelling house,
on plot S0x99 feet adjoining the northwest corner
of 2d-ave
John Wynne has sold to Charles Hauserman Nos,
z546 and 254S Sth-ave two five story fathouses, on
plot 50x1oo feet
Louis H; Lowensten, in conjunction with Isidor
Nitk1nd, has sold for M. Solomon to Murphy &
Bonow the five story double hathouse No. 21S West
lSSd-st on lot 27xss II feet; also for the owner
TO client the adjoining similar house No. 2l6;
also sold to NJ. Solomon the five story double fat
house al the northwest corner of 119th-St.a and
Madison-ave;, on lot 26x100 feet. Isidor Witkin
represented the seller.
A. W. Corse has sold for ]. c. Fischer to a client
plot of lots in Terrace view-aye. at Marble Hill:
{. F. W. Johanning has sold for the estate OF
Asher Simon No. 25S2 sth-ave, a five story double
hathouse, with stores. on lot 25xS0 feet
Halprin, Damonstone & Levin have sold to Max
Goldman No. 4l0 West 56th-st, five story tene-
ment house. on lot 25x91 feet. j. Lubelsky was the
broker.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

4tb-ave S e corner of 2d-ave. five two story
Wers oWner CHARLES souhworth architect
4th-ave W corner 223d ST, three story
frame store and dwelling houses, 4Ox2e; Eliza
eech,,sHi eech sfii'hsoh' o~i.i e...+ sOOt
Norwood Lave. e s 469 # n 205th-st. story
d%nee dTane aTstrhs Tosepb Ao Brook, architect 4oOC
2O2d-st, s. 90 1T of Grand ConeOurSe. two
story frame dwelling house 2Ox55 Nicholas -
Eckert owner; Olaf Bergmark, architect 400,
14Tth-st, Nos 727. 729 and T31, 81 story brick
tag1oTy' o%TsT william Fryer architect 5000.
l47tr;-st No 733 six story brick factory 2Sx
Fr1sr Fg4; "epeb spebiteet ftno 125o
6a6x 6aeK nSRer nSes r Robinson SOM arehect is5oc
5Oth-st. No West for a story brick art
sailsTy yuSsioS SsSSso; ;arehieect Hena 1oOOt
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
ANOTHER DIVIDEND FOR D., L. AND W
Stock Near High Record-Street Thinks
Extra Dividends Will Come.

The directors OF the Delaware. ISackawanna and
Western Railroad Company yesterday declared a
quarterly dividend OF 2i4 per cent the stock
equivalent TO 10 per cent year From 1886 regu-
lar dividends at the rate Of per cent year have
been paid Last December extra 10 per cent
dividend was declared. and it is the belief in the
Street that even IL the stock is to be henceforth
70 per cent dividend basis there will be extra
dividends declared from time 10 time.
On sales OF BOO shares yesterday. Lackawanna
advanced as points TO ss4 It's high record price is
40 which WIS reached few weeks ago. A year
ago yesterday the stock sold at 2s7.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Philip smyth: North Moore-st. about 65 of
obnU az y Ns aso 20 Wes BToadway
story brk loft and store bldg; L Morton ano.
Walach ref amt due $e4 SIC SO; etc s756 IL
By Joseph Day: and 1eth-st, s, 141.1o # e of
oth-ave 5ox92; story brk loft bldg taxes
etc, S9,5OO Jacob Butler 1925, 900; Brook
271.9 # of 1s9th-st 207 Sx1005 also Brook-ave
bet l6eth-st and Anna Place and lots 32 81 SO
beek 2sSS; Hodnett indiyd and adnlr, agt R Hodnet
indtv etc, ct al; Hughes, 8. c l. Hoffman
ref; taxes, etc. $500; to Wolf for $4,000
By Bryan L Kennedy: 2,155 Bathgate-ave. W 25 It
n OF 1e1st-st, 1S.9x100; story frame dwg h; C
Stephens agt NJ O'Brien ct all E Carpenter atty;
Thompson ref amt due $4 800 70; taxes, etc $50; to
the plaintiff S., 600.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
SELLS A eRAND-AvE. BLOCK.

E Tanenbaum & Co. have sold for the Century
Realty Company to client the block bounded by
Grand-ave.. Clinton Place Davidson and 1Sst sts
Also sold for John O'Leary twelve lots on the
west side Of Crotonaave 200 feet north of 1s3d-st
the plot, sOxlo0 feet, the side of Crotona-
ave. ITO feet north of 1S7th-st, and for Frank
Bradley TO client the three lots the west side
OF Franklin-aVe., Is feet north of 16sth-sf
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
ST. PAUL PLANS EXTENSION.

made to-day that the Chicago. Milwaukee and ST
Paul Railway has decided extension from
Shamberlain. D., west through Lyman County.
6 D.. opening region of cheap lands rich
n agricultural resources, mild climate and pro-
ductiYe soil
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
AuToMoslLE CLUB TAKES TITLE

The Automobile Club of America took title
yesterday to parcel No. 245 to 259 West S4th-st
on which IL viii erect a home for its own occu-
nancy Jobn p Kirwan was associated with Bryan
f. Kenneily as brokers in the transaction.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
WOMAN BUYS RAILEY-AvE. PLOT.

Richard NJ Montgomery has sold for Andrew j.
Larkin to Isabella BoIin, represented by Leslie r.
Palmer attorney four lots the east side of
Baiiey-ave, 459 feet south of Kingsbridge Road
This property is adjacent the joint station of
the subway and New York Central at Broadway
and Terrace View-ave, Kingsbridge.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
TO IMPROVE BEDFORD PARK HOUSES

Haynes & Selig have sold for Henry ". J. Won
derninden the two hathouses Nos. 3ssS and $3.50
East 2Ooth-st. or Southern Boulevard. The buyers
propose to change these fathouses into apartment
houses, more suited to the locality.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
TO BUILD PRIVATE ART GALLERY

Plans have beea hled for a private art gal
iery for Benjamin Altman TO be built at No. West
bsth-st IL is 10 be a two story structure with a
frontage OF So feet and depth of $751; feet and
viii have facade Of brownstone decorated with
large ornamental panels. II is be lighted by a
large oval dome. The cost of the building is es:-
mated 81 $1,000 By the architects, Trowbridse q
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
1000 CONTINUOUS FEET on JEROME AVENUE.
1912; 8 per cent

1919; per $3.50
ST. s, at New EIm-st; i Year; per cent 10000
62d-st. No sd2 West: year per cent. 1900
SsfG9 4 o g 5 9 Mss j. .s Ss Company $1,000
Rq5esS'en elm tsg Louis to Bernstein tessqssve
years per r'n cent prior mol'sAse 5000
'asSsh & s9a '".''ss y' e H%as s3a
Turney; g, to + Ienz ct al Amsterdaln-
Iyssd24I "a II M. e. of sshst years cent $1,000
surance company 4ist-si. s. 1854 # e OF 5th-
eustavqs O. to F Winston; 4sth-st
Badns cO@pany per to Sef
ana Prer oTsas So pr a bond 1887
aood%sS asiH"stS SOsS # 900
1ss: 1sis's n is soo
KiS Ea Yan q spd No 5 sars psh 10000
Seise. Felix. ] Bernstein Broadway; n e
ner ls1th-st; prior mortgage $50, 600; years, o
and Nd sasRs s5 sst e Ess Ssr e.S aa 1900
aSs 81 2 es 1900
Mitchell Lewis A. to nj E Brinckerhoff; Dey-st.
Rosenfeid solomon to II Levin 2d-ave Nos %
he nd 6S9aS p9 to @ % g
cudSebaek Myron ee te + {, I3aumsn fremont i'Oo"
ave. corner Prospeet-ave; years per
Same to same Tremoni-ave, $. So # Of Pros
pect-ave; prior mortgage $4,000; 3 years.
sane nIis4 a.; o
d
Co. Forest-ave, corner I56th-st per bond, $4,000
ave; mortgages. ss2 OoO per bond, $4,000
Company Beeckerst. No 2ss: per bond. 1900
w4 aan s1f sn: L to Esast 4g Il industrial IF sTt ssynss
years @ a. per -Vt' !. o' oa.a.s $4,000
snty Company sath-s ST. No % ii wes1 as per
ia West Years per cent 2sOoo
.se' sgTanse dompany; iiih-st. $. is4 IT oooo
i4sd~st; years per cent $500
Vest years per ........,..,e... 10000
A9s5 company Ssdst So 2e5 years per Cent 10000
AqAs Wes due 20 April l. 1910 ~ per $1,000
ss6S # " Of Amsterdam due May l. 1910;
Ass2S5s RS5 TILE and f, trust 5000
RoaeTPe Rea and DO constScon S @ 10 pc Company to
Walter Cohen s@thzave @ W corner i54th-st; % ooo
schwitzsr, Celia. Frey, Manhattan ;, Ooo
we L another to HaTe@ Tayngs a. RaRs
eent corner ye@. 10000
Tes Mest due Apr sanaes Evan 4s Y Per Msek Sullivan
st, No 227 and 229; mortgages $4,000 eaeh' ooo
st No 2ss West y years per 10000
AZ East; due April l. 1910, AZ per CENT. 10000
erRr Rse Fort t9%Rshx 70 Year per
Masel j. and others to E |. ccster; i5sth-st.
$50 # Of Ienox-ave: 8 years . Pc cent 4sOee
year per cent - :. % $4,000
Sears AZ T. peF 70 $4,000
Albes Irving Savings Institution;
cent ST. W corner SHAVE seat. $4,000
Fay John II, and another to Charles I Dotter;
I4ars ner 8; Too II .. 14oOo
| Lenox Realty Co TO d II King, jr; Central Park
ssSo S COO peT bend eGrhs' p..ot $4,000
Seme 80 per eent '@.e 100000
RsmngST soqner GaTaed St. years per CENT 1000
| Friedman, Harris and another to William Fink;
iads 81 IsS per e oi 1900
cpn9S' nen A. 10 Was's'on i'uS' ~ see. % 900
Herb Jacob 10 Irving Savings Institution, Ssth-
ST. ST. neT cent s4 II OF 10000
| Bernhardt William and another 10 Freund;
ioStFs'' NO -Ve ~ "est, @ Nu p - " ' 20 81 900
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY Joseph Day: ca Grand-st. n g. 10 # W OF woos-
ter-st 2zlO0. sty brk loft and store bldg; Met L
ms Co agt Demorest Pattern Co al; Ritch, W B a
b attys. Lewis ref; due, s51045 60 taxes etc
., By James L Wells: Sd ave, IT'S # 4th ST.
S34x114, Wakefield; G DeWClocke and as trustea
agt E Burlando ct al; Shaw r & s. att ys w A Wood
worth ref; amt due, 81, s96 SO; taxes etc, $500.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
PAYS s257ooo FOR JERSEY TRACT.

John Randall & Co. have purchased about one
half mile OF land in Alden-st and Valley Road
Orange, y. j.. for the National Phonograph Com
pany, which intends to erect large building and
extend its phonograph business. The considera-
ton about s257 600.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31

Improvement. the plot the northerly side of
5lst-st 70 feet west of Madison-ave. 4Ox100 feet.
The plot is opposite st. Patricks Cathedral.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
FOR 7TH-AvE. BUILDING. .,os.ooo.

Edward r. Carey has sold TO the tenant the old
building a lot 2o5 by 80 feet at the northeas n
corner Of 4sth-st and 7th-aye. The purchase price
was. II is said, about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
SALE OF CHOICE DWELLING HOUSE

Bernard Snyth & Sons have sold to Isaac Fried
enheit for S L. Lawson No. % West sSth-st.. be-
tween Central Park West and Columbus-ave., a four
story brick and stone dwelling house, lot 19x100u II
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Jones. Nora J. to Title Guarantees and Trust Com
pany. 6fth-st No as East Per bond. .......
siegei Rubin and others caas I Weinstein; I;
iosth-st, . s. ITO II > Of sth-aye; due April L.
. . '. D. . . . -. 49,.
Baxter. John o, 10 Kemhie: Broadway q
cor l$oth-st; years. per cent, ,...........-...
Romano. Rocco and another 10 ~ SrornaAe, lOsth-
st. .. 200 q " Of 2d-avs; Cue September 20
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
MARKET FOUND FoR The SPARKLING.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has sold for
Aired Beinhauer the Sparkling, a five story apart
ment house. No. 1S3 East 17th-st lot 25x92
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
INVESTOR GETS 1s7TH.sT. HOUSE

Shaw & Co. have sold for Mrs. Annie F. Soria
No. lbs West 1S7th-st. five story double fat
house, 25xl00 feet, 10 an investor.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
BIG vYss-Ave. iPLoT CHANGES HANDS.

Jacob Kronenberger has sold a plot 25ox1Oo feet
on the side of Vyse-ave north of Honest
for Handman, Rogg & Handran NJ. Graham
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
ALFRED NJ. RAu GUYS s2p-sr. PLOT.

The Sterling Realty Company he's sold to Alfred
h Rau Nos is and % West s2d-st., two four stor,
brownstope dwelling houses on a plot 49, bv 1os
feet This was the last remaining unsold parce
OF the company IN the Herald Square district G
X. Llnthicum was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
NEw-AMsrERoAM REALTY A SELLER.

J. E. Briggs has sold for the New Amsterdam
Realty Company the premises Nos 10. and 10s West
10th-st-. comprising five story triple fathouses
"a plot 80 by 100 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
STILL ANOTHER JERoME-AvE. DEAL.

Gutwillig Brothers and ]. Hamershlag have sold
a plot, 7sxll5 feet. at the southwest corner of
Jerome-ave. and Clinton Place. TO A. Haas for i'm
proyement, with two fve-story fathouses.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
SCARBOROUGH-ON-HUDSON

Gentlenans improved country place acresl or rent
Frame house az roousl stables. gardeners cottage:
spring water Address REASONABLE. Tribune once
BERKSHIRE HtLIS.-Large Colonial House fully
furnished. TO let for the summer. modern inluroVe-
ments; gas ons distance teephone very desirable APP
Fly to s. C. fENNEY. Wiiamstown. Mass
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
READABLE PHILOSOPHY.
IA Book By Nezc Professor at
Columbia.

A SYSTEM OF METAPHYSICS. By George George, s5Iaae Tnre
Ft,lierton svo pp. lso7 The Maemilian Ooi"
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
Country Property for Sale or to Let.

.I;yACTORY. sale or rent two storv Snd bSSST1--- J
IL NEHLER. Carlstadt. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
srppitss Professors. Teachers Tutors cSeraesse<
70 Soi.sses. Schools and Families Apply q
Mrs NJ j. YOUNG-FULTON IS Union SQUARE.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31

"A received al their untCwn once.
NO. l,S6$ BROADWAY.
Advertisements will following branen
Snses Al regular oifce o'clock d. m, VIA.
Dt eta-sys cor 25a-st.; l5s ssh-Ays or l3tn-stf
New-York tribune., 1905-03-31
Country Property To Lei.

EuNE COUNTRY HOME. Otego y Y; 10 mnut
4 D. and H. station overlooking Susquehanna Riv,
Lawn, trees, garden. spring water carriarc hon,
stables Is rooms. BATH telephone Frnshe hi 4essre
For rent Address Mrs. ALICE j. BIRDSALI. Otego n
Ref, Albert A lie Roy; Pine Tree Inn Lakehurst " J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-26
DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS
LADIES OF THE G. A. R.
Elected at the Annual EnCampment
at Trenton Last
Week.

Trenton, June 26:-With over two
hundred delegates present from al
sections of New Jersey the state de-
partment of the Ladies of the q. A.
r. yesterday afternoon closed the
most successful convention 1t has con
Quoted in several years. The sessions
we're all characterized by unusual in
terest on the part of the delegates and
after adjournment at 4:30 p. M, il
was announced that the prosperity OF
the order in the future in an enlarged
scale was assured.
The election of officers resulted as
follows: Department president, Mrs.
Title Blver, Camden; senior vice
president, Mrs. B. Bubsee, Bridgeton
junior vice president, Mrs. A. Marsh
all, Millville; secretary, Mrs. A. Gil
bert, Camden; treasurer, Mrs. f. p.
Yard, Newark; chaplain, Mrs. Allan
by Thompson, Jersey City: councillor,
Mrs. Anna Leise, Newark.
The new officers were installed by
Mrs. Margaret A. Stevens, Newark,
past department president. The coun-
Gil of administration was filed up by
the following appointment. Mrs.
Mary Bates this city; Mrs. Anna Hud-
son, Newark and Mrs. Bertha Whaler,
Hoboken.
Before retiring from Office Mrs.
Mary Leise, the department p"esi.
dent, addressed the meeting. She
showed the progress that had been
made during the year, and pointed
the way to greater things for the en-
suing year.
Delegates to the national conven-
ton, to be held in Denver, in the fall,
we're chosen as follows: Mrs. M. Fitz-
simmons, Newark; Mrs. M. Watchers,
Jersey City, and Mrs. S. Bower, New
ark. These committees were named
To bear greetings to the department
of the G. A. r. at Masonic temple
Mrs. Margaret A. Stevens. Newark
Mrs. Lizzie Garvin, Jersey City, anc
Mrs. Lou Pastel. Camden. To bear
greetings to the Woman's Relief
Corps, at Wilkes post rooms-Mrs. E.
Fox, Millville; Mrs. A. Ryan, Jersey
City, and Mrs. Lizzie Garvin. Mrs.
Garvin presented q handsome silver
%salver to Mrs. Decker, the department
president of the corps. Mrs. Ryan
gave her a large bouquet.
These presentations were made: To
Mrs. Liese, the retiring president. on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-26
r AMBOY NEWS.

Mrs. William Bohlke and son are
spending the summer with her parents
in Elizabeth street.
Mrs. William Walsh is entertaining
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Turner, of New York.
Contractor d. S. Hollander has
completed the pretty cottage for Mrs.
NJ. e. Patterson, at Metuchen.
Miss A. Hanson is spending a week
in New York.
Mrs. ]. Miller, of State street, is
entertaining a few friends from out
Of town.
Edward Johnson has a position as 2
baker with A. Yanko, the Elizabeth
street baker.
Miss L. Leverston spent Sunday in
New York.
Miss S. Weise, of New York, is Wis
iting her parents in Hall avenue.
Mrs. B. Hulsman, of Elizabeth
street, is entertaining a few friends
from ont of town.
Contractor Hollander and William
Bohlke were out. fishing Saturday anc
caught ten weakfsh.
Miehle Masko, of Barclay street,
has a badly sprained wrist.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-26

ST. PETERSBURG, June 26.-The
emperor's answer to the peace propos-
ais il not expected for a day or two.
as the diplomatic mills of Russia grind
slowly, and the foreign Office. al N
Of the secretaries put it, sis not used
to your hustling American Methods
but it is thought that the date will be
satisfactory, as it viii give ample time
for M. Nelidoff, the Russian ambassa-
dor at Paris, or other Russian negotia-
tors to reach Washington. Whether
the proposal regarding the date origl-
mated at Tokyo or at Washington can-
not be learned, but the fact that the
negotiations were conducted through
Ambassador Meyer may Indicate that
President Roosevelt has perhaps again
stepped to the fore and suggested the
list of August to the two powers, nei-
ther of whom would be willing to take
the initiative, as a suitable date.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-26

behalf of the department, a handsome
chain and a hair comb, presented by
Mrs. Steens; also, from Kerry circle,
Newark, to which she belongs, a silk
gown, presented.by Mrs. Garvin.
Mrs. Graham, of Jersey City, the
retiring chaplain, was given a hand
bag by the past presidents and dele
gates of Lincoln circle, Jersey City,
in which she holds membership.
After adjournment many of the dele
oates went sightseeing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-26
SEA GRIT RIFLE ORDERS.
Brigadier- General Bird W.. Spencer
Issues Regulations for Practise.

Sea Girt, June 24:-Brigadier General
Bird W. Spencer inspector general of rifle
practise, has issued from the State camp
here an order relating to rifle practise
and having the following provisions:
Officers and men who come within the
following clsses; Not having fired; no.
having fired full number of scores, and
who, If firing reminded, have chnce of
qualifying; nave qualified into any class
and nave a chance for a higher class,
will be furnished transportation good for
any of the follwing dates; June "A, July
/, a, 8, Is, %, 26, ~, 2s, 20, 81, August
2, 5, 12, 10, September II, II,
Squads going to the range under above
conditions must be in command of a
commissioned officer, who will be held
responsible for the value of transportation
should men he brought who are not in
cluded in the classes named.
The commissioned officer in command
of the squads must indorse on the back
of tn transportation blank his mn e and
rank and the names and rank of each one
carried on transportation.
: Application for transportation will be
made as directed in Genera Orders. No 3,
Headquarters Division N. q. N. j., April
% 1905.
Inspectors of rifle practise can
obtain information as to those entitled to
practise by applying in person at the
office here.
Some excellent scores marked the shoot
ing of Companies d.. and e, of Paterson
of the Fifth, here yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-26
Local Items

While going tosthe fire in the Cook
block in Smith street. last night.
the wheel guards of McClellan's en-
CINE was lost. They are needed by the
company and if anyone finds them they
will do much good by returning them
to the fire house.
a special meeting ofthe Happy Ten
Social Club. to settle the affairs Of the
recent picnic and outing, held at Ma
tional Park, State street. will be held
at the home of Charles Seel, Ill
Market street, at s O'Clock Friday
night.
The laying of the concrete base for
the wooden bleck pavement on lower
Market street has been commenced.
Street Commissioner Fullerton has
a gang of.men at work relaying the
sidewalk in front of the fire house OF
Protection Hook and Ladder Company
and Lincoln Engine Company. of State
street. The sidewalk was too low.
A man employed at the Lehigh
Valley a shops was injured, but
not very seriously, this morning. He
was attended by Org. w. Tyrrell.
The hydrant at State and Fayet,e
streets is out of repair and is leak
ing badly.
The young child of Victor Benesh,
Of Az Division street, was run over
morning. DR.. G, W. Tyrreil was call
ed, and dressed the child's injuries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-26
PERSONAL.

Fred Rurchell. of the Baltimore
Eastern League team, spent Sunday
at his home in this city.
Mr.. James Smith is seriously i'll al
her home, No. .-l41 Smith street. Jack
| Smith has been telegraphed for from
| Arkansas, where he went a few weeks
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hesser re-
turned today from their wedding tour.
Wilbur LaRoe, Jr., is on a trip to
Niagara Falls.
Raymond Comings,o of Gordon street,
is enjoying a vacation. He is at At
lantic City today.
Mrs. Alfred f. Jones and daughter,
OF PIP Prospect street, are spending a
few days at New Brunswick with her
sister, Mrs. William Sharples.
Little Alfred Bloodgood, of 1853
Brighton avenue, is on the sick list.
Mrs. Edward Black and Miss Sarah
Black, of Matawan, and Mrs. Robert
Hanson, of Perth Ambov, have re-
turned to theirNhomes after a pleasant
visit with friends and relatives at
Lakewood.
Mrs. Lars Larson of Derby, Conn.
is spending a few weeks with Hans
Hanson, of Gordon street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Mullen, of
Rockville Centre, L. /, have been
spending a few days with.-relatives in
town.
Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Hardy and Miss
Wherfritz spent Sunday in New
Brunswick.
MIS-. Luther Ort, of Smith street,
has gone to Hamburg, Pa, to spend
the summer with her daughter.
Miss Miriam Ort, of Smith street,
will return from Pennsylvania shortly.
where she has been spending six
months. .
Miss Anna Berger and Mr.. Prayer,
~
of New York, spent Sunday with Miss
Berger's sister. Mrs. Goldman, of
Hall m
George Perkins, of Tottenville, left
Saturday to visit his brother, Frank
Perkins, of Waterbury, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Poulsen, Mr.
and Mrs. Owe Poulsen, Miss May
Poulsen and Tena Poulsen spent Sun
| day 1T Highland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mintz, of Smith street,
entertained relatives from out of town
yesterday.
Miss Mary Kerr, of the Woolworth
store, is on a weeks vacation.
Miss Loretta V. Stack, of Rector
street, spent Sunday with relatives al
Hampstead, L. |.
Miss Julia Overington has been
spending a week at the Highlands.
William Hallahan was taken to the
city hospital today for an operation.
Mrs. w. L. Coghill and son, oil
Brooklyn, are visiting at the home OF
DIR. G. W. Tyrrell.