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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-01-05
AGGRESSIVE MOVEMENTS At
PORT ARTHUR ARE SUC-
CESSFUL.
RUSSIAN FORCES DISLDGED
ADVANCED POSITIONS FRONTING
JAPANESE RIGHT WING HAVE
FALLEN.

Toxic, Dec g. - Toxic is again a
great military camp and the scenes Of
last spring when the first armies were
modified and dispatched are dupli-
Gated. Thousands of recruits and re-
servists are assembled, drilling and
equipping preparatory to taking the
field. The department and temporary
barracks are filled. and it is necessary
to billet the soldiers brought to the
city.
The general military preparations
are enormous. 1t is planned to give
Field Marshal Oyama a total Of half
a million men, with a heavily in
creased artillery arm, besides
Increasing the Defenses
Of Formosa and the southern islands
in anticipation of the Russian second
Pacific squadron's attempt to seize a
base. The port of Kleeung, Formosa
has been declared in state of siege
and other preparations in Formosa and
tthe Pescadores are progressing. Win.
ter is not interfering with the Japan
csc transport service. The railway
between Dalny and Yentai is working
well and the running time between
Taotai apd Liao-yang is six days.
More Positions Taken.
The following report has been re-
ceived from the besiegers at Port Ar
thur:
A body of our right wing surprised
THE enemy at Hou-sany-tan-tun and
Siao-fan-tun, the latter about six and
a half miles northwest of Port Arthur,
at 10 O'Clock Saturday night and occu-
pied the villages, and, subsequently
dislodging the enemy, occupied the
whole of Ta-liu-chia-tun, about five
miles northwest of Port Arthur, at
1855 o'clock Sunday morning.
Our repeated attacks during the
past few days were uniformly success
full and now the whole of the enemy's
advanced positions fronting our right
wing are in our hands.
Carry Trench After Trench.
London, Dec. %. - The Daily Tele.
graphs correspondent at Chefu, in q
dispatch dated Dec. 26, says:
"A messenger from Port Arthur de.
scribes a Japanese attack the evening
of Dec. %, with light column of 5000
and many machine guns, on the north.
ern defenses. They dashed along the
railway, carried trench after trench,
and succeeded in reaching the water
course beneath Papuisean mountain.
whence the Russian artillery worked
terrible execution. A
Fierce Bayonet Fight
occurred at midnight. A strong Rus.
sian force advancing eastward of Pay.
tuscan mountain, threatened the re.
treat of the Japanese, who, after a
desperate struggle, retreated to the
north, leaving several machine guns,
800 rifles and eighty prisoners. 1t is
estimated that they lost 600 killed
The Japanese halted near the Gene
terry and finding that both their tanks
had carried all the works forming the
outlying range of the main forts, they
intrenched on small hills near Else
mountain under severe enfllading
fire, which caused them heavy losses
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-01-05
CROSSES OCEAN $50 TIMES.
Capt. kaempff Of Steamer Oeutsch
land Presented to Roosevelt.

Washington. Dec. 30.-Gen. Draper,
former ambassador of the United
States to Italy. presented to the presi.
dent yesterday Capt. Karl Kaempff
of the transatlantic liner Deutschland.
Capt. Kaempff completed few days
ago his 15Oth trip across the Atlantic.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-01-05
CRASH OF ICE BOATS.
Two Boats Going at Express I
=. = Speed Collide .Head.On.

Syracuse, N. Y. Dec. 2S-Three men
were killed and three more seriously
hurt in a crash of two iceboats speed
ing before a gale of wind at the rate
OF fifty miles an hour on OnOndaga
lake. The dead are James Clarkson.
Charles Markham and George Te3d,
all of this city.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-01-05
ANOTHER CHURCH BURNS.
German tutherans Lose New Building
at Winnpco.

Winnipeg, Man., Dec. 2S.-FOllowing
the complete de".:Hctian by fire on
Friday of the fine $4,000 Church OF
the Icelandic LGtherans. came yester-
day the destruction of German Luz
theran church valued at about $1,000.
Both were new buildings only occu-
pied q short time.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-01-05
Kills Deer Out of Season.

Cumberland, Wis, Dec. 3O.-Henry
Norlin was fined s25 and costs here
yesterday afternoon for killing deer
out of season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, July N.-The cruiser MIN.
neapolis and the collier Cesar have arrived
at Grao de Valencia. the collier Hanniba!
at Newport News, the submarine Holland
and gunboat Alvarado at Norfolk, the
hospital ship solace At Guam, the cruiser
Boston at Olympia, the monitor Terror
at GARDENERS Bay. the destroyer Worden
at Portsmouth, N. e.: the cadet ship Severn
at Newport, the supply ship CHlsoa at
Tompkinsville and the cruiser Hartford
The cruiser Dixie has sailed from Agiers
for Bona, the gunboat Fortune from Mare
island for Port Hartford, the collier Ajax
from Baltimore for Hampton Roads,, the
cruisers Atlanta and Newark from New
port for Rookland, the cruiser Yankee
rom Monte Crisa for New York, tho
cruiser Topeka from Monte Cristi for
Sanchez, the cruiser Newport from Monte
Cristi for santo Domingo City, the de-
stroyer Hopkins from Gardinsr's Bay ios
Rockland, the destroyers Whipple and
MaoDonough from Gardiner's Bay for Nor
folk, the collier Marcellus from Norfolk
for baltimore and the cruiser Wolverine
from Alpena for Cheboygan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
LABORERs FOR CANAL WORK.
Commission Asks for bids for 1000 Each
Of Japs, Italians and Chinese.

Of Jsps, Italians and Chinese.
WASHINGTON, July 2i.-The lsthmian
Canal Commission has advertised for bids
for the furnishing OF 5000 laborers for work
on the canal. Two thousand OF these are
to be Italians, 1000 Japanese, and the re-
naming 1000 Chinese. The bids will be
opened here on Aug. Is. The specifications
provide for bidding on two points, the cost
per man Of each laborer when he lands
on the Isthmus and the wage the Govern
ment must pay to each individual laborer
The contractor must have the labores
on the Isthmus by Dec. I next.
Every effort will be made by the Canal
Commission to avoid the procurement OF
laborers who might 10 taken Involuntary
to the Canal Zone. The contractors VIII
merely procure the lAborers and deliver
them to the Canal Commission on the
Isthmus. AZ soon as the workmen reaon
Colon or Panama they will pass out Of the
hands OF the contractor entirely and WIZ pc
under tho sole jurisdi ction 81 the Govern.
mcnt The commission will have direct
charge Of them and will pay the wages
directly to them. All the rights OF American
laborers on the Isthmus orthe negroes from
the W est Indies will be accorded them
Il was announced at tho Offices OF admin
istration Of the Isthpian Canal Commission
to-day that decision had been reached to
deal directly with newspapers when the
commission ADVERTISE 1t was at rrst
planned to do tho work through advertising
agencies. but after investigation 1t was
deemed better to pursue the present course
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
The REAL ESTATE MARKET.
PLANS FILED FOR S3,O42,OOO
WORTH OF NEW TENEMENTS.
Unusual Activity in the Consested Resi-
denoo Districts Is Reflected ~
tho Building Bureaus Records, rs
Well a. by tho brokerage Reports.


tho Building Bureaus Records. rs
We'll a. by tho brokerage Reports.
Yesterdays trading, while confined
LARGELY to flats and tenements, was widely
distributed and notably active for this
season Of the year. 1t affected practically
ali Of the thickly populated residence sec
ton in Manhattan and The Bronx. The
excellent demand for low and middle grace
mul ifamily houses which was apparent
in the brokerage news was reflected also
ia the reports from the Building Depart
ment. Plans were filed for sixty-three
fats and tenements, calling for an ex-
penditure of 100000.
The amount OF construction work under
way Is very large, but many OF the houses
have already been cold in advance OF COM
plelion, enabling the builders 10 proJect
new operations. A large proportion OF
the work for which plans were filed yester-
day concerns the district in upper Harlem
adjacent to the easlerly branch oil 'he
subway.
In the auction room business was prac-
tically at a stands,ill. The absence OF
activity there, however, Ia an indication OF
strength rather than weakness. with
rents and fee values rising and with a ready
sale for new ho, SEES, landlords and specu-
lative builders have no difficulty IN meet
ing payments on or securing extensions
Of mortga yes, and forced sales have never
been fewer Than they are just now.
The New York, Westchester and Boston
Railway Company took title yesterday
| to three and q half acres on the west sloe OF
| Eastchester road, adjoining the lands
John Stickney property. he stated con,
Alteration Was nominal It is understood
| that the tract will be used as site for q
terminal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
MANCHESTER AGAIN WINS.
One More Victory VIII Bring seawanhaka
Cup BACK to United states.

MONTREAL. Que. July 2l.-It looks very
much as If the Seawanhaka International
cup for small yacats. which was won from
the Americans by !. Herrick Duggan at
Oyster Bay IN 1894. and which for ten
successive wears has been successfully de-
Tended by the Canadians. might be taken
btcs to the States this year.
The American challenger, Manchester.
owned by the Manchester. Mass, Yacht
outsalIing the Canadian defender Alexandra,
u lhs Royal ST.. Lawrence Yacht Cup. ana
crossing the finishing line nearly three minutes
before b. defender.
odays race, which was sailed In fifteen
,uue breeze, was over a triangular course OF
lIour miles sailed three times over. or total
Instance Of twelve miles. The challenger as
~ yesterdays race, drew away from the de.
lender from the start and on the wndward
,es gained pcrceptlbly and turned the Official
ouoy nearly minute in the lead. From TINS
70 70 NE finish the race was never In doubt
iaht Manchester showed herself much superior
~ beating to, windward and also sailed well
oh lhe other logs Of the course. The elapsed
tuihe Of IN" Manchester was l hour 81 minutes
onds. Wv" ~
lo'morrow's race will be a beat to wind
TaIa ana return, the same as Oh the first day.
.ns American boat has now won two races.
XIV. uh shr ~ins tomorrow the cup will 60
I,ahce, Of the Alexandra still winning out. as
cste series "a the best three out of FIVE. but the
Thiahces mr. against hor winning three races:
"e Americans are natural much pleased
80, " ''H!it and are receiving many con-
EXCAVATIONS from the States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
Miscellaneous.

PHILIP q f ts sand i E.s .as
of Nos. 9 to "a West l38th street.,
toS Son Jr E. has M leased Tor Gertrude HorwI!z
for 1--WE years. the Ave story triple nat at NO
a " est Snety-ninth street.
W. GenneIch the Ave story dwelling at No.
~ Vest Eighty1ioarth street FOR v Sis ysa to
DA liars 'Se, ed With the Manhattan Build.
ing Bureau for fifteen six story fats to pc
built for Harris apd n f fee vest 0s of
Seventh avenue, at a cost OF $500. 900; for
story stf for p R Fs sst vest Sn te Of
sl,h s soe"us fats for COZ. levy W %snsten
the north side Of issth street $50 feet oo West "o
and f,Se Ave story flats for Julius s. Sander
on the block on the west side Of Amsterdae,m
avenue from Nnetyfourth oot to 6 NmstS ann
haitian plans included eight six story flats
ss1s' COO; eleven I'VE story fats, "7o.ooo' and
W." The s"i Bronx plans Included nine sx story cy,
fats for wll'fam wainwright on the west !
side Of Southern Boulevard 1870 lee 80 doay IN
t s vest vest, side Of Southern Boulevard, 225 feet
north q Jennings street 70 cost ,d Sso S;ogG
t as. o %5:a f four story tenement three
stsGS dwe ,!so $1,000 and three TWO ''0''
oT Juies p. storm is the buyer Of No. 1914 West
seye"ty.ninth street. Mr.. Storm recertly
Bought the adjoining house, No. lee. RIGHT
never 4 irving were the brokers in both sales
from Emma j. RUPERT to the property al
No. ioi East Sxtieth street. northeast corner
Of PHss sxs'uSs sHds Hrs s,o
adj adj DINING parcel at No. IOs together with the
abuttlng piece at Nos. 100 and io2 East sixty
mise The entire block front on Park aver ne
Zoo IoxIo, between Slxtieth and Sixty-hr 8
streets, Mr.. Anderson owns other propert!
In the Immediate neighboFhood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
ENGLISH CRiCKETERS HERE.
Msrylcbone Team Leaves for Mannheim
IN play Gentlemen OF PhiladelDhia.

The English cricket team OF the Marylebone
C. c. arrived In New York at noon yesterday
on board the Carpathia OF the aunard Line.
r. W, Mann, captain Of the team. said that
although in good form his men we're not
very Of the result Of their rst
game they have very ate ss 70 oVere
III Hurried pTeparatIons were being made y, TO
enable them TO catch the O'CLOCK train 70
The team includes, E;o W. Mann. eGa apdsaI
I. T. VIA MfIo f. 3. Hunter. &. Napier. J. Y.
Payne H HsDsy AND NJ Al H. s. s'S " Burn 81 h
W;tS the exception OF Moon and Wyld. these
had ali been. expected. h. j. Ovid did not
P r. lie Roy, who represented the Asso-
ciated Cricket clubs of philedelphls AND r. r;
Picket League. were at the pier to welcome
ths vaS tTst Of the eight games scheduled will
h.ain to-day At Mannheim against the GENTLE
men Of Philadelphis. The NeT 70. fo,k Same
on Aug. ma b.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22

THIRTY

.s1RtET.-George Slcho-
las has bought through Douglas Rooins?n
dSeil,ns g. on lot 2sxioo.
FORTY SrREEF.-Mary A. Mott has
sold to Dr. Martin Downey No. l43 East
Forty-sixth street, three story and base.
ment brownstone front dwelling ON lot
l6.sxlOo.5.
has sold to Isnatz Eoth Nos. $50 and lsl
East Flfty-thrd street. two i've story hats
10th sTREET.--slmon Fine has sold 70.
East 10th street, old buildings on plot
to osen t on the pl Sh0 WI"
l4srH srREET.-.loaohim 4 ,Goldschmidt
~ have resold for the Godspeed Realty In
provement ompany No; go ., West IA Ian tn
s5.sSioo. This is the third time within
three months that this property has been
sold by the same brokers.
- to a has bought for a client for invest:
ment the five story 'enc nent at No IoS
Avenue A. near Fourteenth street. on lot
ki bous shI Sos. and Vest Eehtsehth street
an eight story store and loft building.
str E a nine story building, fifty feet front.
Warren 4 Skilln were the brokers.
10TH sTss story sm DSoa sithss s po
ine on the south side Of iiIth street.
US feet east Of Broadway, to Amos F. Emo.
S SnS FAIL aSns s son ~srs tRe " D
THIRTY-SIXTH STREET.-,Nichols Lum-
mis- have sold for Joseph A. Kinney No.
3Ss HHss on lot soxosa 'Fes S''''
FIFTY SECOND STREET.-Horace s. Ely
co. have sold for Alexander Milne and
Others No; at ON lot 25Iioo s. to Lowsnfed
K prayer
10TH sTREET.-Max l.. Harris has sold for
st Nos d 81 aIe e. nas on pot
50x loS.li, to Louis Phillips.
sIxTIETH sTREET.-Louis Rinaldo has sold
TO Herman Holandea Nos. it3 and 40 Nest
S Sni 1s!ios sl5ee'' wv A'' ''' ' Vs.
rH mi - sTREET-Joseph L., But
tenwieser has resold TO Aaron Coleman
s ass and and 2ai West Thirty-ninth street. on
plot 7e.ex9s.o.
has ScE the 'ss S story
T West gTwenty-ffth street. on lot 25x7S.
SIXTY THIRD STREET Philip a; Payton,
W. Vest hs sfi.ssS.ahifd street three shres s5ory
e ssn toof title to the property on June TO-
ieI halr1 Har. t e sG
A' WeinsteIn Nos. ~ and IA West ls5th
street. TWO i've story flats, on plot 5oxoo. II
i't hss so.d Tor NJ i, 4 c. Erna, No, Is;
West i34th street. five story fiat. on LOT
25X99ll.
,.1TH STREET Philip A. PAXTON, Jr.
'has sold for L. and X, Ungrich No, 2s:
West i47th street. Ave story fiat. on lo'
rHiRTY-sEvENTH STREET A
PAXTON, Jr., has sold for Joseph LEBLANC
| Nos. sSs and S55 West Thirty-seventh street
| two Ave story fats. on plot 5ON0S.9.
| DIVISION sTREET.--CharlesE Eros has sold
| Tor Mannheim Weinstein to Halprin
Diamondston Levin. the three stor,
| building No. Is Division street. on 10
iS0Nl24.
| FIRST AyESUE.-Na'han Kirsch has, sole
| Nos. 1885 and 1857 First avenue. old build
| ings, on plot 4o,3xi0o. TO katz Mimpie. wh'
| viii erect a six story tel ement with stores.
| FIFTY.FOURTH s1RET.-Bella and HeurI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
Golf.

MAscuEsTxR, July 2l.-The second and
rounds at matGn b pay Ner 1e 'n oompeted
here sn' to-day on the Ekwanok links Sum-
mary: \, - u..
k kssswsoa s se Ses. Evans Nassau
20 Rlry e r. Le e. ap s~An0A 0eA'
n; ss M1 .nnsl round-T. M. Sherman beat NJ r.
waters. up and 5 TO play; Allan Lard, beat g. Is.
Le hsttenSil Cup-First round-D. T. Dana, Lenox
beat Lynch S w Sha BresSn
woods o ! up and i 10 play: s. s. Sherman Sada:
ousda, beat 8. Frothingh.m. Lsno.; up ap "a
r, +. Re,d, Montclair, z up and ! 70 Play ,,,,,,
Semi .nnal round-D. T. Dana beat j w Johnson.
son, up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
PAWND ,OKtRs' "a Es.

l.. l. FlRUSKl, Auct., 10 Bowery, sells 10 A. M.
For pawnbrokers, on dates as below. all unre'
silverware fircarms ms, ruments and pledges OF
every description pledged prior 70 dates and under
older ones reserved from previous sales
July 28-Order 8. Stern. 227i 8th av.: clothing, co.
pledged prior July 10. 1904. .
july 2s-Order Levy q Cook, el6 HUDSON st. all
pledges prior July is; 1904. to No. $500 all
pledges prior June 8. 1904. to No. l5il3.
July 2S-Order s. stern. 227l sth av: all pledges
prior July 10. 1904 to No. 5000.
Jtr1.Irs sHoNGooD, Auctionecr. by Joseph
Shon goods Sons. Auctrs.. ~ Bowcry.
July Is - Jewelry, watches, diamonds. &C
son ST. , . ,...
AMI ali older dates held over. Silberstein Bros,
2t57 Sth av.: n. Silbcrsteins Sons, 10 eth av.
July 2s-Watches, diamonds, jewelry &c. pledged
to July u, 1904 3. a s. Abuses, 27s Stanton ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
Army and Navy Orders.

WARRINGTON, July N.-The following army
orders we're Issued 20 day.
Can, John w. Heavy, Eleventh Infantry, 10
universty OF wyoming to relieve Capt. William
Yates. who viii Join his regiment. ,,,.,,-v
Major Elias Chandler. Twenty fourth Iniah'y'
70 Inc ln,pector generals department.
First Lieut.. Benjamin O. Davis TENN SaVaIy'
Second Lieut.. Charles r; Done hue. by direction
OF the President. Is honoraoly discharged from the
Cant peRosey c. Cabell. First Cavalry from
Fort Riley Kans.. 70 his proper station
The following changes In the Corps OF Engineers
arc ordered:
FRS, Leuts. MAJ G. Tyler. Julian L. schley and
william II. Rose from First Battalion % Wa'a irn1,
WA baitajlon TO Washington Barracks; Second
Lel,s wan o. lss aaA Joaa Ina k Tnso aaq;
n,,,on from second Battalion 70 Fort Leaven.
worth First Lleuts. William A. Mitchell And warren
T. Hannum, from First battalion 70 washington
barracks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
"renn and FIncke Win in Tennis Doubles
at SeAbriEht.

sfAnRlGHF, July el,-Before a larger at
~huahce than on any previous day OF the
S nSh tennis tourney at the Sea Bright Cricket
S,ao grounds this afternoon G. Z. Wrenn.
Dr. p and R. flncke beat r. d. Little and
s SSnert Leroy in the final of the doubles by
TRpo ptrs"'icd by Thomas n. McCarter.
NAV tsv ,i'htHt"S Of the contest were the strong
bn3 Of Wrenn. for the victorious team
champion. VI i'''o'' '"' ''''e'''''eH"'e
,,,Msrsan and Leroy will meet tomorrow
Nnslssooh a. o'clock in the final for the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
Loeb have sold No. s42 East Fifty:fourti

Loeb have sold No. 342 East Fifty-fourth
street a Ave story tenement. on lot 2SNle'o.
FOURTEENTH STREET.-E. Y, e. Pesela
The two Ave story double te, emerts with
stores at Nos 5st and $40 East Fourtee, ~, "A
street, OIL plot 1898. The buyer VIII
alter the buildings.
SEl OND Notwithstanding Bachracs
have sold the five story fiat, No, $50 sec,
O, / ave. ue, 25.8x75, through A. Horhstelh
aud Ii. Bloom. to l.. Ruttuoh.
18TH STREET.-Hanrls Friedman has sold
the Ave story double fat, No. u East ll3tn
street, Oh lot 25xlO0II. to G. Smallheiser.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22

NEWPORT, July 2l.-Miss Edna barRer 10
day won the silver cup for tho women hshal-
con tennis tournament at the Casino courts.
defeating Miss Anita Sands In two straight
acts, but not without a hard battle. Miss
Rarrer's opponent was In the second class,
viii Miss Barger the scratch Ilas yer t ana
Hrst set looked az II that would be impossible
but after contestinR every, point Miss Bargett
finally took the set and the second was mo mo-
taking but one game. There vas large gal
iery TO witness the play. The score;
Women's Handicap Singles-FinA round.Aiss
Edna Bareer beat Miss Anita SsndS, -, 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
MINISTER CLAY,S COMPLAINT.
Say the French Ambassador at bern
Failed to Return His Cali.

WARRINGTON. July 2i.-Brutus J. Clay
Of Kentucky. appointed recently as United
States Minister to switzerland, has made
complaint to the State Department against
M. Rainiro, the French Ambassador at
Bern, who failed to return the call made
upon him by Mr.. Clay soon after his arrival
at Bern early this month The state
Department was informed some days ago
OF the affair and instructed Mr.. Clay to lay
the matter before Robert s. Mccormick
the United States Ambassador at PARIS,
who would take it up with the French
Government. 1t was stated authoritatiyely
to-day, however, that the whole .nai NM
standing and would be settled speedily
and anicably.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
Dr, and Mrs. wentz Hurt In . Runaway
Accident

SCRANTON, Pa. July BIN runaway
accident here this afternoon q carriage
containing Dr.. j. l.. Wentz, celebrated
for his Victories at horse shows. and his
wife was run into by D. Fred w. lanss'ss
hodly hurt. just how bad cannot be de-
termined tonight, as she Is suffering prin,,
orally from shock D.. Iange was picked
up UNCONSCIOUS, ha wing been thrown against
an electric light pole. He is not badly
hurt however.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
Yesterdays Aucti on Sales.
TAT II vesey Street,

~ d, p. ISGRAHAM COZ
Madison avenue, No. 523. east side. so;6
south of Fifty fourth street 2o1aA2oaso'
-FOUR story stone front dwelling; u. i.
HInsdnlc Us c, {. Dough- ct al: due on
Judgment, 81, 2Os 90; subject TO taxes. DC.
II 4as 81: 10 the plaintiff ,............,... ~
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ASSIGNEE NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Honorable John
the State OF New York, granted on the 18th day OF
June 1905 and nled on said date In me once OF .ns
given to all persons having claims aGanst JAMES
LAKE lately doing business a. Nc $40 wess sf StS
County and State OF New York, 70 present thel
claims with the VOUCHERS Thereof guy ye lance.
Lake for the benent OF creditos. a. the once o.
the undersigned Nos lse and ie Mercer S street
and State Of New York. on or before the sfst day
Of August, 1905.
CONNELL 4 O'CONOR. Attorneys for Assignee
80 Broadway New York City,
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST-A gold watch and chain: was left 10 the
mems closet Of the Bishop building THIS IFridsy.
Afternoon; the Under can obtain suitable reward
by returning the same 70 Room 1000. Bishop Build
inV, New York city; no questions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-22
RIA, EsTATF-OUr on THF CITY.
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW YORK
10 ali persons Interested In the estate OF RUPERr
A. .RYLEY COMPANY. send greeting: ,., .na
CURED personally 70 be and eppear IN sReeihs IA
Term, Par l.. Of the supreme Court heia u We
on the 9th day Of August, 1905 At 1880 o'clock A. NJ.
there and then 70 show cause why nnal seVle-
signee Of above named RUPERT A. RYLEY CON;
PANY. insoivent debtor. should not be mad ana u
no cause be shown then 70 attend the anal settle
ment OF the Assignees accounts.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF l have hereunto
York County, 10 be hereto Afixed. Witness:
tSeall H y JOHN PROCTOR CLARKE. T..
Juuse or the said Court this 10th day OF June 1909
THOMAS L. HAMILTON. Clerk.
GEORGE N. BOYNTON. Attorney for Assignee
ls2 Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan. Ne"
York City.