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The daily sentinel., 1905-10-30
NOTHING is WRONG.

President w. T.. Ella states today
that, after most critical examina-
tion of the books, receipts, vouchers
and tickets of the Fair association,
not one single thing has been found
wrong with the accounts of the assoc
iation, so far as DIR. Fisher, the late
secretary had concern in them. Pres
ident Ella says that nothing whatever
of AN discriminating character has
been found, which would reflect upon
DIR. Fishers discharge of the duties
of his position and he makes this
statement in behalf of DIR. Fisher,
against whom ugly rumors have been
in circulation and who was practical
" openly charged by another news
paper without any authority what
ever of being defaultcr.
To make the charges that have
been made against DIR. Fisher, without
due investigation and n checking of
his accounts, places those who have
been doing so in very bad light be-
fore the public and there will have TO
be retractions by those responsible,
else DIR. Fisher may conclude that the
only way for redress to the injury
of his name, will be through the
courts.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-30
HAIR TELLS CHARACTER.
Color of Hair Said to Indicate a Per.
SONS Temperament.

Many people believe that blonde, oI
light hair denotes affection and dark
hair constancy, person without hair
is not devoid of character: far from it.
The disposition of the average bald
headed man is to show such solicitude
for the welfare of others. that he neg
Iects himself. A germ causes badness.
frot' sabouraud. of Paris. France, in
nocculated a rabbit with Dandruff germs
eauSIhs IL to become totally bald in FIVE
weeks time. To rid the scalp of these
S,ll.ls SS.lIlserous germs 1t is necessary to apply
Newbro's Herpicide
effect" ''u ie"ioNe t"e
soid by leading druggists. Send Ice in
na, Sn,arnps Tor sample to The Herpicide Co,
HASkELs PHARMACY Special Agt.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-30
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SERIOUS RUNAWAY ACCIDENT

Yecterday Bert Parsons. w, NJ.
sheldon. T, p. Langdon and Kief
and wentworth. five well known
colored men went up to the Pickett
ranch on short hunting trip. They
made the trip in the big beer wagon
belonging to ]. II, CocgroVe,
Returning home in the afternoon
they were coming down the steep
hill which leads onto the Fifth street
bridge when the neckyoke broke and
the two spirited horses started on a
terrific run down the steep hill. Shell
don and Wentworth jumped out.
Parsons and Kief We're on the front
seat and did their best to control
the horses but everything was against
them and fearing that the team would
attempt to jump over the side of the
bridge they got off of the wagon when
Is was about half way over the bridge
Langdon also jumped out.
The team passed over the bridge
an dstarted east ON Struther's avenue
but turned over the wagon and
brought to a stop.
Four of the men We're more or less
injured. Pearson's left ankle was
broken, sheldon suffered severe
sprain of the ankle, Kief received
several bad gashes on the face and
arms, Langdon was pretty badly
bruised while Wentworth came out
of the accident without n scratch.
A wagon coming along picked up the
injured men and brought them to
town and their injuries We're given
attention. The wagon was pretty
badly damaged. II was n serious end
ing TO day of pleasure and the five
men will not soon forget it.
The hill at the Fifth street bridge
forms a frightful place for runa-
way accident.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-30

WANTED-At the Western hotel
one hundred guests TO partake of
our excellent dining service. Best
meals in the city for the price.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-30

Have you seen our enormous
stock of Ladies' and Misses ready
to wear goods? Do not fail to visit
this departments Saturday and all
of next week. You will get some
of the most astounding Bargains
ever offered before
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-30
Insomnia and Indigestion Cured.

Last year I had a very severe at
tack of indigestion l could not sleep
at night and suffered the most ex-
cruciating pains for three hours after
each meal. l was troubled this way
for about three months when | used
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
tablets and received immediate re
lief" says John Dixon, Tullamore.
Ontario, Canada. For sale by all
druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-30
Sick Hendnche Cured.

Sick headache is caused by a dis
ordered condition of the stomach and
is quickly cured by Chamberlain s
Stomach and Liver tablets. For sale
by all druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-30
4 Judicious Inquiry.

A well known travelling man who
visits the drug trade says he has
often heard druggists inquire of
customers who asked for a cough
medicine, whether it was wanted for
a child or an adult, and If for child
they almost invariably recommended
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The
reason for this is that they inov
there is not the least danger in Civ
ing it. and for coughs, colds and
Group it is unsurpassed. For sale
by all druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-30
WANTED a girl for general house

WANTED 4 girl for general house
work Apply at 1887 Main street
Mrs. |. n. Bunting.
Il. p. Davie, of the Western Sugar
& Land company. was an arrival az
noon from Colorado Springs. He will
spend a few days here.
j. NJ. Sampliner. trustee, today
sold the bankrupt stock OF J. NJ. Gra-
ham to John G. Broemser. for ST.
$50. There was spirited bidding for
the goods.
The Daily Sentinel soc per month,
Place a want advertisement in
The Sentinel-it will bring results.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-30
Real EStatt

N. 246. 10 acres of river bottom u
suitable for gardening; far
provements, II shares Of w,,j
for sale for ...... ~
No. 343. 40 acres Of raw land .,
soil is comparatively level. n
lar 40 just adjoining sold for n
600, ..-................N sd
No. 444. 90 acres three miles "a
of Palisade, A god investmssi 4
per acre ...............s1 "A
Do you wish a house built N
you can buy for a small payns|
down? II so submit your plars
us, state the location preferred n
we will make an offer that will pls,
you. If you have some money to ID
we should like TO place It for Il
on first-class security. We loan \
nonresident companies and also \
local parties, giving preference TO a
latter. Any business you give us u
be appreciated.
Magill 8 Van DalSen
533 Main Street.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-30
Attention.

Hear We! All that are Interested
in the organization of an athletic
foot ball team are requested to line
up at the Red Trunk clothing store
this evening, The meeting is called
for eight o'clock. Don't fail to come
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-30

Money to loan. Address P. o. Box
No. 296.
w r. Logan, of Glenwood Springs,
is in town today.
Postal card albums at the Post
office Book store.
Smith Riley, of Glenwood Springs,
is in the city today.
Halloween ball at the Auditor
ium Tuesday night.
c. E. Groom, the real estate man.
is in Collbran today.
See The Thoroughbred Tramp"
tonight te the Auditorium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
DIES FROM PPTT1TTON.
Grandchild of Woshington's STAFF
Officer Refuses Charity.

In the death Of q venerable looking, white haired
woman, who died last night from sheer privation
and want IN squalid at No, 55S East l5Sth-st''
there was revealed most pathetic story of love,
devotion and pride. Tho woman, Miss Matilda Van
daughter OF an officer on the staff of General
George Washington in the Revolutionary War, and
a daughter OF an officer who twice wounded
and twice taken prisoner in the War of 1872 Al
though she and her sister, Frances W. Van Dolsen,
seventy years OLD with whom she lived. could
easily received help from many sources. they
asked aid of nobody. and Matilda died she had
iived-in poverty and want.
The aged sisters were devoted to each other, so
much IN fact, that the neighbors talked about the
marked affection between the two at all times.
They were always together and were never seen
apart unless GRAND
When their father, who was IN the custom rouse,
died in this city twenty-five years ago, he lett
them n little money. The sisters lived fTCGally
and managed to get along for 4 few years. But
the money finally expended for the neceSSafieS
OF life. and they were compelled TO seek work.
They got employment At sometlins-what u was
nobody in the nclghbo.hood ever learneu-and
worked steadily until they became decreplt ana
worn from age.
Generous hearted neighbors. knowing OF the
plight Of the aged spinsterS. volunteered 10 ala
them, and many offered food and clothes Al
clined the sisters making it known that they pre-
ferred 20 suffer in silence: that they came from
stock that never could and never would accept
charity.
time with paralysis and sank - rapidly thst last
night she became unconscious and died before a
physician could be summoned Nhen a nelshp9r
called in the dingy rooms. Francis was FOUND pend
ing over the silent of her sister, crying as II
her heart would break. There was no food IN the
house. no fire in the stove and no medicine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24

William q Park has sold, through D. Phoenix
IngrahaD, & Co the block front on the west
side of Rroad-st. between Market and beaver
SITS The parcel is a five story building, on plot
44x6Sx5Ox6S feet. The buyer is a we'll known opeE-
ator who, it is said, has received an ofler ioi Ing
site from banking institution
slavson G Hobbs have sold for Louis v Bell
No SO West s6th-st.. six story American base
ment dwelling house, on plot S2,5&lOo'S rect
Thousands Of dollars were spent by Mr. beh' II Is
said. in decorating the walls with antique tapes
+-ios or7 ranonase ennbroider!es The house was
built about four years ago from plans by john IL
The city Investing Company has bought from
Franklin Petit Nos 2S and 20 Me e9 5x feet
adjoining the Colonial Club, The size OF tls , Clup
and dpeiling house parcels is 94l1XlleX lTFeeuaI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
PHILADELPHIA OFFICIAL RESIGNS.
DR. Martin Says Times Are Too Strenuous
for His Simple Peasant Soul.

Philadelphia, Oct 28-Dr, Edward Martin. direc-
sor OF the Department OF Public Health and Chart
ties to-day sent his resignation to Mayor Weaver.
The position paid $4,000 a year.
The letter Of resignation written h. Dr. Martin
was unusual, and Mayor Weaver told the director
that he was at first inclined TO think il joke.
The letter was as follows:
Some time in October beginning of the XXth Cen
fury.
Dear Chief: This is my resignation. Times are too
strenuous for my simple peasant soul This from
EDWARD MARTIN
the sad and glad sawbones-
Dr. Martin maintains that politics had nothing to
do with his resignation saying:
have resigned for personal reasons I found
that my private practice and the encToachment of
my university work demanding more of my
time than could give them while remaining at the
head of the department. and therefore determined
10 resign director
DR.. Martin was appointed by Mayor Weaver on
June l. 1893 under an act Of the Assembly creating
the Department of Public Health and Charities
He reorganized the municipal hospital and the
Philadelphia Hospital and increased the number
of medical inspectors from thirteen fifty in order
that the public schools might receive proper at
sention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Sohorer Martha +, to Aymar Sands; Valentine
ii % IL II n OF lS2d st; demand; per
Hoffman. Mayer. and another to William
Hockey; l4Sth-s =. 100 IT OF Sth-aVe;
OF White Plains Rood and 475 It OF Morris
Park-avei years; 0ik per cent. $500
Tieruey. Edward, 70 Williamson; Poplar-st,
1865 II OF Forest-st; prior mortgage. 81, $50;
due January 1. 1901: per cent. 400
Berger, benjamin 10 William T Hockey; b2d 81.
No so2 West; months: Per cent. $50. $500
Harris. Morris, and others r. h Levy plot
begins $50 It e OF White Plains Road and LON
It n OF Morris PaTk-ave; years: bia
Same same; plot begins 400 II OF White Plains
Road and l.15O II OF Morris Park-aYe;
Same to same plot begins 40 It E OF White
Plains Road and 700 It n OF Morris Park-ave;
years 5a per cent 1900
Same same; plot begins 800 white Plains
Road and 500 IT Of Morris Park ave; 8 years;
5ih per
Same 10 same plot begins 600 II OF White Plains
Road and 925 II OF Morris PRrA~aFe; d years;
6is
Same to same plot begins TAO II OF white Plains
iteaa ana LOO It n OF Morris Park-aVe; .
waco Gertrude r. TO Anna NJ Schmitt- Baier
80 1907 per cent 10000
EaI!e Lille j. 20 William III Earle et all River
siIe s Drive, g corner 97th-st; years per
l>s%ihttaI, Louis 70 william II II Kosch; Ave
e. zoo. W s; ol2 n OF 74th-st; two mortgages
Ssouo; 10 days nt................,,- 1000
dhnueh caroline TO 7 Eibogen: a2d-gt n g., ia
~ o. AVenne A. prior mortgage $1,000;
Years . pct cent 200
Bnhte'er Matthew to c Sorz: I59th ST. S s. Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the Clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
ton-ave. Liabilities. 1915: assets, $1,000. The
principal creditors VI. J. Mack, of Cincinnati
&, 0G0. secured by assigned insurance policy: n.
T. Bloch. of No - Elizabeth-st. $1,000; F. Mae
Sinclair of No 5 Marion-st. 81 600; Edward Bloch
of Cincinnati. notes, $4,000. The assets con
sist Of q life insurance policy, $1,000 apparel.
Art Publishing Company. dissolved without assets.
Rutherford 3. Lewis and GeIhart ". !. Landau,
trading IS r. B. Lewis Co, Ne. IA West 22d-
liabilities, S6. 122; assets 24.pss The principal
creditors are Margaret Landop Of Paterson, y. J..
$4,000; H. &. Bidde & Co. Of Philadelphia 81 .212:
f r. Hawkins & Co. of Philadelphia 81 .203 The
deposited in bank. 81 -. Landau has personal
debts of 3, 125: due TO the United Cigar stores
Company, No l4l West l7tl-st.. for rent SI.125
An involuntary petition filed against Rors
Lealler boots and shoes. NJ No 2.195 shave l,y-
Peter Pinkert, with a claim % Sl.5G0 on n loan
October p. transferred Henry Kruger and
others a large portion of assets a preference
William P: Busache, No. 100 West goth st; la
the estate Of Nathalie ReynaI $500
Thomas Proctor was appointed receiver of the
business Of r. T. Lewis & Co. with a bond of
3 600 u
Marcus Mandel5aun was appointed receiver Of
the business of Norris I-awlor, boots and shoes.
No ZlsS shave, with a bond OF 5000.
The schedules Of the La Rochelle Resta ursp+
Company show debts of 81 7 with assets Of S4q 0S2
The principal creditors Park & TiIford s22sS:
a Buckbaunl. No. 729 9th-ave, &,0S7; Seaman iIch-
the premises in Columbus ave. valued AT s15 900.
restaurant furniture 5000; supplies on hand 500;
accounts, 1858. '
An Involuntary petition was filed against Spell
man & Goldman, No q Walker-st. by William
Strong e. Sons. and four other creditors with
claims sggregating $3.50 Preferences are alleged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
MECHANICS LIENS.

1Seth-st,. n >. 262s II " Of broadway. 541aq II.
The Eastern Ornamental Plaster Company against
simon Marcus, owner: Thomas Brennan, con-
Hughes ave. No. 2 lze; Charles J. Anderson and
another, against Belmont Realty Company
owner and contractor. -
Haghes-ave.. Nos. 219O TO 2.I4O; same agains;
ms - -
2d-aFe. A. e conner 1Isth-st 25xIOO. Thomas
Brady ana another against Morris Rosent0yer
owner Morris O. Cohen, contractor .-
tth-sfe-, S. ". corner a6th-st s0zl0o. Nathan
Hutkon ssainzt Gorhsna Manufacturing Com
psny, owner; A. NJ. De Beck & Co. contra tnr
sth-ase, No. 2S2: same sgainst Charles T Tones
owner; Alfred ". SexsnIith and Chester F Hau-
SER contractors ~
sftli-st. No be 10 20 East; Sinlons & Moersfelder
assinst Joseph Kine, owner and contractor.
Jnion-ave., =. =. so n. Of 4th-ave 95xIO0.
Bronx sash and Door Company against Jerome
lie Monte owner; Borgia e. Co contractor
S4th-st-, No. 3o5 East: Patrick =. Hughes against
Joseph Herzig owner; Hugh Kiernan. cou'Tac,or
11ofh-st-, Nos Jf2 and ia East. Lowering & Ca
Tigner Company against NeR-YOrk Public 4
fr8ry. osEnes; General Building and Constr,ic; ion
Company contractor
EaTetto-st and Inter Valeave., intersection AZ a..
%. TO- Western Metal Company against Wood
stock Building Company. owner and contractor
12eth-sf.. No 251 20 255 West. Nelson Brothers
against Crescent Mercantile and Realty Com
fany. owner and contract ...............
Nyse-xt. No. 1855; Joseph StodeI against Herman
kargaH, owner and contra ctor ....,............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

nv 7 d, Al IL h3sE 81. ~ ~ .
55tSast; ne lots each 25x10o Longfellowst, so
II n OF lf2d-st. l6 lots each 25X100; 172d-s n
j S lots. each 25x1oO: Iongfeowst.
tVV /" or l'3d-st lots each 25x10O Longfellow'
4ex10o; Longfeow-st ESQ IT OF Jennngs-st, adj
apoVe on $, gore 50X96XS1S, 1--WE irreg lots
4Sn rom SIG to 1861 Boone.ave s, 1888 It Of
West Farms Road, of Freeman-st. two lots
ZSSxl4o9 and 1872; voluntary
by Joseph F. Day; 1l2th-st, Nos 5G4 and 5O6 s.
a2S:5 Il Of Amsterdamave. OO.11x7sSxi04.s
sly bk and stone hotel; Metropolitan Life
company agt John Reilly ct al Ritch, W. a. B.
attys: La Fetra ref; amt due s12l.351 81; taxes
eIc, S4,94s a: 31st No 404. Of
2SxaS9; leasehod. sty blk bldg: J J Schumacher agt
tasQuale TTotta ct al; Morris Cooper atty; S s
Aqenig ref amt due sS2S9 30; taxes. etc. Sl51 20
by James l.. Wells: l27th~st. No 214, g. It W
.th-aye. 1sx9s11; sty and basement front
avg n Sarah Bernstein agt NJ Gallagher all
a b Morrison, atty NJ NJ Brien, tr. ref: amt due
EE,lol 57i taxes etc $3.50: sub to mtg Of $40 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
10000
LIS pENDENs.

6th-ave, corner 1otE-st e94x1l$ * irregular;
3d-avp intersection OF g. g. Stuyvesant-sI.,
runs e. 1855 TO 5. 9th-st e 1Sx s. " Fix
80 TX H. W. 10sx 35x W. 80 Ok w. 2211x "
27S $ W 4lOx W 7s.I1x n e 30.7 beginning;
134th-st n 375 Willis-ave., 50x1OO; Rosalie
Ronald X Brown ana another trustees,
al. partition: attorney, c. Van Slyck
h-st.,N Mercantile Trust Company,
trustee agt n. Goldng and another foreclosure
of nOrtgage) attorneys, Alexander s. Green.
g. whole front between Nelson and Bos-
cobeI ayes 12 SxS3 6x79 10xl0Ox13 Charles H. Meehar
agt Julia Baker (partition); attorney. L. BroDner
17h-st. 1876 142 East Otto Diedrich ast Charles
faction aside lease: attorney. s sutton
1863 and 366 mortgage map of Arden property,
The Bronx; Annie Y. Taylor William Herod fore-
closure morgages); attorneys De La Mare Nor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24

vds Of an5 others Per
Lott .g% S0s c S5G h sssy
Joseph warner s. 1 ns4 cent sO
vns S4S Leo TO OF sloane BOOK Brooeava
pear cent OF lot pr 1872 o aR Of
Kline George aG TO Tws 81. VAR prior Pa mortgage
$3.50; demand per cent ,,4.t, .; A0'o
e Of sd a' prior mortgage $4,000 year
Leto Sn: george. Charles Apns6y: 4!th ct
schmidt aGh E Esne' ~ to pee Torndruu
sw $. IS # Of Klngsbridge Road install 200
tomtnny eresnvio-st ste 500 and aG2 de-
Rn @pi'D Mary. to A W Du.enbury; Mount Hope
Place, 2so # Of Anthony-ave' prior mort LOO
Levy paws to II G Gsr ii". 1880
of 4thaye years per cent 'OV
las IT Of 2da%e isaS Years per 5000
Levy, Davis f Mast; 11Sth-st. No a East i" GOO
MsWhirte william Thomas ;.IooI Malcolm Inn
Melrose-avc corner 152d-st' demand per 5000
Bannk 1oadst s. i5o It " Of columbus 80, ooo
two m0Ftsaes $50 GOO XfaT Assurance f Society
Madson-aVe " corner 6sd-ot; years per ooo
Michel HsS o e. si %aTso Per DE-
ave s. lots 874 and 80 map Nor"ooa 1850
HUM hao Martin to Hudson lot $40. map St aoo
Golden John n1 l. to Clark Price ~ 10000
crescent esss Mereantle and Realty pqn
Gayi0Td Tgst9s $40 o e sg peP cent LOO
Tosenfson Abrahem, and another r p Lee and
another executors; Edridgest. No 20; years a. ooo
Dagh K < to 5homsS H2SG, 1000
Rosenthal. Charles NJ and another 70 Charles
Sooysnith: Fort Wnshington-ave corner
Isgt ht prfo' n1oFtsase' Gus Is 900
R9ssntha Charles. NJ and another a- to IssPE
Mayer Fort e CO. demsnd per de1t s2oo
ana q Ga ap sso 10 Point Years. per cent
Brown, Harris to Lawyers Title Insurance and
nsf GomPa e Novem6sr i 1905 6s per 900
Mayer Isaac and another to Farmers Loan and
1 Taft c0% psr BOND DO' $1,000
Solomon Louis A Broadway Mortgage invest
6 sg e0gpany " : go - 1900
OsE MsTcua L. 10 American Mortgage Company
1892 81 Def cent s4 anu $4,000
same net to same same properly ous June oV 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
DOWNTOWN BLOCK FRONT DEAL
PARCEL IN BROAD7ST, BETWEEN NARKETFIELD
md BEAVER STS.-OPERATOR THE BUYER
Sale of the Bell Noted for It's interior Deco0on-Cy Invest
ing Company Bugs Plot adjoining Colonial Club

the new-law tenement house recently built at the
northwest corner of 12th-st and Avenue a. on plot
52x100 feet. The house is OF the largest OF It's
kind on the East Side having twenty-nine rooms
each floor
Brody, Sade & Co: have sold for Mr. Yeaman
to client and resold TO Creger 6 Meyer the two
five story apartment houses Nos. 500 and 6O4 Man
hattan-ave.. plot S76xl00 feet.
w. j. Huston & Son have sold for Mrs. Antoinette
Burke the three story English basement dwelling
house No. II Hamilton Terrace, on lot 17x67 feet
This Is the fourth house of row of seven which
the same brokers have sold recently.
The Whitehall Realty Company has sold No. 120
West 2Oth-st, old building. lot 25X92 feet to q
builder, who will erect a seven story loft building.
Also sold No l62 West 13Sdst., three story dwell
ing house on lot l7x99. II feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24

Plans have been fled with buildings Supefln-
tandent Hopper for the partial remodelhng OF the
c.;,se,. House. AZ the northwest corner of Broad
way and 2eth-st. for the estate of Peter Gilsey'
as owner The present main entrance. fronting IN
BROADWAY is to be removed and replaced by stores
and the restaurant at the east end OF inc ouil"-
ing s also TO give place stores. New stairca 3
ara IN he erected and other changes made. me
cost of the proposed improvements Is estlIna'eo al
$40 0A0 nv F. II. Kimbal, the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Hancock St, No. 2s2. Bronx; Salvatore socic.ro
agt. Mary Cannon; September II. 1905 (by bond)
1eist-st. Nos IS ami IS West; Solomon Cold AT,
Louis Kean; May J.. 1895 ..-....-.-..-..-.
St Nicholas Place, =. Dds r. 2. OF 15Oth-st
anthony Kelly agf. Alexander Cameron ct al:
July IS, 1906 J
ffi~aye-, No zs4: Isaac Haft aE;. Central Realty
company 81 al: October Il. 1898 .-.......
Sil-sEe 40, 80: Carlton \. Aborn agt. william
=. Finn; June Is 1865 .........-.. -....
-Attsn-st Sc 1886: Hyuan LIchtenherg ct al sgt
LYMAN Rosenthsl: September Z. 1905 ny bondi.
Same property: Morris I.ecerman at. same SOP
ieube- :, 1855 Coy bon6l Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
CUPID AT WORK IN RESTAURANT.
Sank Employe Takes Waiter Who Served
Him for Bride.
80 Tslerrnph to The Tnhune.l

Hamilton, Ohio Oct. 2S-F. ". Roughton, an
srnpIoye of New-York City bank. and Miss Elsie
Brown, for the last six years head waiter IN a
local restaurant. went 10 Cincinnati to-day, where
shey were married at the home Of Miss Brown s
mother. The bridegroom caIn7 to Hamilton six
weeks ago explain and install a home deposit
systera in q local bank and took his meals the
restaurant.
! At his first meal his eyes met those Of the head
waiter and the romance began without any pre-
si1ninaries. They will spend their honeymoon in
Hamilton and then move 10 New-Nork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
REALTY NOTES.

Herbert a. sherman the broker in the sale of
No. 10 East sSth-st Otto H. Kahn, reported sold
last week
Brody, Sadey & Co. have leased for Mr.. Cohn
No. Il % East 134th-st, four story tenement
houses for Il term of years.
Stahl & Hoffman have leased the Irving Place
Hote! az the northwest corner Of 15th-st- Irv-
ing PlaCe a well known hotel man for a term of
fifteen years and six months at an aggregate rental
than SlllnM