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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
Discomfort IN
ROYAL ARCANUM
Secession Possible in order-Because Of
Increased Assessments, Danger
Of Disruption.

New York, June 1.-THE Press yes
terday says:
In every city and town in the Unit
ed States where there is council of
the Royal Arcanum the inequalities and
alleged inconsistencies of the new as
sessment rates for members OF the or
der are being discussed, and many prom
lnent men fear that spark will set
the smouldering sentiment Of secession
blazing. Should this happen, it is be-
lieved that nothing could avert disrup-
ton of the great fraternal order that
has existed for 2s years. From Penn.
sylyania, New Jersey, Connecticut and
other states in which the Arcanum is
strong IN numbers come protests that
have served to strengthen the objections
first made BY councils here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
PATRIcK's DOOM.
Court Of Appeals Refuses a Story of
Execution.

Execution.
Albany, N. Y, June 14-The court
OF appeals refused to grant stay Of
execution of the death sentence, to per-
init motion for reargument in the
case of Albert L. Patrick, convicted Of
the murder Of Millionaire William NJ.
Rice.
The court viii adjourn on Friday I'M
til October 2 next, and papers on the
motion could not be prepared within a
few days.
The court win fix the date Of execu-
ton before its adjournment.
David b. Hill viii prepare to make
the motion for reargument on the day
the court reeonyenes in October. IN
order to stay the execution Of Patrick
until the motion can be made two
courses are open to him. He may
make an application to an individual
Judge Of the court to issue an order
staying the execution, Of he may make
application to the governor of the state
for a Tepfieve.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
POWERS TO WAIT.
No Decision on Morocco Will Be Made
Till France Acts.

Berlin, June a.. The German foreign
office, taking cognizance Of a London
Times despatch from Washington, say
ing that the United States and Great
Britain have declined the invitation Of
the Sultan Of Morocco to send delegates
to- conference on the subject of the
proposed reforms for Morocco, informs
the Associated Press that the powers
have not declined the invitation, but
have only indicated that they win wait
until it is see what France will do.
Premier Rouyier still holds the matter
under consideration, and the foreign Of
flee does not venture to speculate on
what Frances decision will be.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
so-cENT GAS FOR BOSTON.
Consolidated Gas Company Accepts the
legislatures Special Act.

Boston, June 1.-THE officials Of the
Boston Consolidated Gas Company an
nounced yesterday that the directors Of
1he corporation had voted TO accept the
terms OF q special act passed by the
iast legislature permitting a consolida.
in tbs city.
Inc special act orders the price Of
gas TO be reduced to 90 cents per thous-
and feet in Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
MORTON AGAIN AT CABINET.
Secretary of Navy Reads Mr.. Dooley on
Opportunity

Washington, June Secretary Paul
Morton came to the cabinet meeting yes
terday, diligently perusing little pam
phlet on Opportunity" containing ideas
on the subject from John j. ingalls,,
Dooley and Walter Malone. He was
especially interested in Mr.. Doolev's
discovery, Opportunity" knocks at w.
cry mans dure wanst."
Early in the day Mr.. Morton had a
long talk with his successor in the navy
department, Charles j. Bonaparte. The
talk was on general details of the work
Mr.. Bonaparte will find awaiting him.
Mr.. Morton will go to New York to-
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
FITz CALLS FIGHT OFF.
Salt Lake City Clubs Failure to Post
Forfeit the Cause.

Salt Lake City, Utah, June 14.-The
fight arranged for July 3 in this city
between Robert Fitzsimmons and Mike
Sereck probably will not take place.
The promoters have failed to deposit
their $4,000 forfeit in Chicago, and
Fitzsimmons who came in from his
training quarters Monday, has declared
the fight off. He says he will leave
the city at once for the East.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
Timely and Valuable Suggestions

Many people, especially women who
lead closely confined domestic lives. suf.
fer from what in general terms is called
nervousness" Among all forms If
treatment none has even approached ii
success the intelligent use Of Dr.. David
kennedy's Favorite Remedy, Of Rondout
y. Y, which promotes an easy and NAT,
ural action Of the digestive organs and
lmparts tone to the nervous system.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
VERDICT OF $4,000 AND COSTS.
Boston & Maine Loses Case In Caledoais
County Court.

st. Johnsbury, June 1.-THE first Jury
case IN Caledonia county court was de-
cided yesterday 1t was that Of Della
NJ. McDulfee, administrative az the q.
tate Of Homer McDuifee, vs.. the Boston
4 Maine Railroad Go. for alleged injuries
received by the plaintiffs son while in
The employ Of the defendant company.
The case was given to the Jury about
10 o'clock in the forenoon and in less
than an hour verdict Of Ss. SEQ dam.
ages and costs was returned for the
plaintiff.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
CHECK swINDLEs.
Frauds on Standard Oil May Pay Roll in
Indiana.

Chicago, Ill.,, June IA dispatch IA
the Tribune from Van Buren,. Ind. saws.
Merchants in this vicinity have been
fieeeed out Of 100000 by bogus cheek
on the Standard Oh May nav roll me
forged pay checks range in face value
from $50 TO Sio0 and are duplicate mum
GERS OF the genuine Standard checks.
The torgeries were not discovered IN.
u checking up began at the oompany's
Offices, The signature OF F. s. Blake.
treasurer Of the company, was 80 well
initiated that il deceived bankers famiI.
lar with it.
y Is said that bogus checks are being
received at New York from the Pennsyi.
wanna, Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky iii
helds, in each Of which investigations
are being made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
RUsSIA's ASSEMBLY,
Jews to Be Barred from the Right to
Held Office in II.

81. Petersburg, june IA. The func.
lions Of the representative assembly
which 1t Is proposed to establish under
the terms Of the report 81 tie Bouly-
euine commission, now under review by
the Council Of Ministers, have been de.
iinitey fixed. Jews win be entirely ex.
eluded from election as representative.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
W. A. BRADY CHARGES FRAUD.
W Seward Webb Made Defendant in
Suit for $4,000.

New York, June 14-WiIIiam 4
brady has begun suit against the diree.
tors Of the Storage Power eompanv n.
Guiding Dr. w. Seward Webb. far 81 ooo
ne paid for stock Of the concern TIA
ohlect Of the company is to explo;t !
patent Of William Il. Prail for aca es, :
ing hot water into work. Tho y da,';a !
y : proposed, viii run street rail,'
ways and branch line railway systems )
BUT Mr. Brady declares that the rem.
RESERVATIONS S of the directors are false
ana that 900 shares of stock nurchaseJ
by him are worthless. y ~ =
Dr. Webb entered demurrer 70 tbe
complaint. Decision was res CSC, ~ we L
Justice Gildersleeve. seO y
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
TO JUMP NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Reported Young, Raymer, Sharpe, Dele
hanty and Woyerton viii Quit.

Pittsburg, June IA sensation was
sprung here yesterday when one of the
BOSTON National League players was
quoted in local paper as saying that
he was one of five members of the Bos.
ton team who would jump their con-
tracts as soon as the present Western
trip is ended and would go to the out
law, Iri-State, of Pennsylvania.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
THE BOYCOTT
| MORE SERIOUS
Action Of Chinese Guilds Is
Spreading.
.THEYPERSISTIN MOVEMENT
A Gloomy Outlook for American Trad
ers Their Advertising Re-
fused by the Native
Papers.
.THEYPERSISTIN MOVEMENT

Tien Tsin, June 1.-THE boycottine
of American goods BY the Chinese guilds
lis daily assuming more serious proper
tions. The guilds have quietly deter
mined to carry the boycott through,
and the aspect for American manufae-
turers IS rather gloomy. The native
newspapers are refusing advertisements
Of American goods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
TROOPS KILL JEWS.
Rioting at Brestlitovsk- Dead. "a
Wounded.

Warsaw, June 14.-An anti.Jewlsb
riot has been going on at BIestlitoysk
since noon Monday. A whole street 81
shops in the Jewish quarter has been
wrecked. Troops fired yolleys into tbe
iioters, killing twenty.four and wound
ing thirtycight, most OF whom were
Jews.
Soldiers are patroling the streets TO
prevent people from entering The ruins
OF Jewish houses. The Jews used r.
volyers in self.defense.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
American League Standing.
Yesterdays National eLague Scores.

At Pittsburg Pittsburg 6, Boston o.
AT Chicago New York 1, Chicago o.
Az Cincinnati Cincinnati 5, Philadel.
phia /.
At St. Louis- Brooklyn 9, st. Louis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
Other American League Scores.

At Washington Chicago 7, Washing
ton 0.
At Philadelphia Detroit /, Philadel-
nhia O.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
National Leauge Standing.
COME BACK, cY.
Boston Nationals Somewhat Forgetful
in Money Matters.

Concord, n. f., June 1.-THE Con.
cord New England league club has made
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-14
Eruptions

The only way to get rid
Of piinples and other erup-
tons is to cleanse the blood,
improve the digestion, slim
'.late the kidneys, liver and
skin. The medicine to take is
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Which has cured thousands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Frederick r Barry has sold for c. D. Martin No
l05 East Soth-st., three story and basement dwell
ing house. 20x743 feet
p. v Pescia & Co have sold for P. T. RomaneIu
TO kalmsn Cohen the five story tenement house No
tI East l4th-st. on plot 21ol2xlO33 feet
John Peters d Co have sold No 4l9 East l5th-st
a SIX story tenement house. with stores on LOT
1a1lVoo ieet, for Victor Gerhards 80 James p Ksin
John j. havanagh has sold for the o. Brien estate
ne LouI Story ana basement private dwelling house
70 e35 MaoiSon-aYe, adjoining the northeast corner
Arnold & Byrne have sold for H n. wtarI aud
63ettha rape 10 benjamin NJ. We'll No ia West
feet. T N'"Se on eiot 5oXioO
NJ II Berlnger & Co, have sold for Conrad Stein
No. nafad ana harry 1ippman the five story tene-
- etst mouse WIN stores at the northeas 81 corner
ol sis ~ ana ilth-ave.. lot 25xlD0 feet
u uot o. Co have sold for Conrad n Sebr,t,+ to
client, three buildings on plot 50xIn6 20
R sIet corner ot l0oth-st and Morris 1ss
rt,eat NC hfhllE company has sold The four stor,.
fse, 70 IIohAe DO. 5S West 20th-st on let a5xg9
- w 20 DaFld shapiro who htIvs FOR in,,est,,1r1t
=" NsneA was the broker
TJorfrn9e,, huston q Son have sold for Mrs Eva
iisrn'i1aLil the three story dwelling bousa a
VIII occupy the premises - "ii' huhil' VINO
folEom Brothers have rexor5 r. ,,
Whktr me I'VE story double tenernar, Imam -
Ja'pg NtnhehDerEer has sold for q A. r,,.,
~. " zen en- lots Ia LongHood- 80. 80
S8mmet. D""ieNard, 20 Solomon
William +. HRvemeyer haa ho,,.A, a.
son partln 10 10 10 l2i East 5Sth-st ,a Iiay-
Charles koher has sold Tor Rsr1s ~, ioAlOlb feet
the I'VE story double hethouse No st 2 schneider
ave. on lot g'Sloo feet Also sold Tor Manhattan-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
PLANS FOR GETTYSBURG MONUMENT
TO Commemorate Services of Regular Troops
in Battle

Washington, Oct. 19-Lieutenant General
chanee and Major General Bates of the General
staff. returned to this city to-day from Gettys-
burg Penn. where they Joined other survivors
Of the battle of Gettysburg in inspecting the
models OF monuments designed to mark the
positions OF the different organizations of the
regular army which took part in that decisive
engagement. Congress appropriated $4,000 10
he expended under the direction of the National
Gettysburg Park Commission The advice Of
participants in the battle was sought by the
commission, and about thirty were present at a
meeting at Gettysburg yesterday, including Gen
eral Chaffee. General Bates and General Wade,
the only survivors who were in the regular army
at the battle and now on the active list OF
the army.
AS result of a general discussion a sentiment
was developed in favor of the erection of a
large single monument in memory of the regular
army in preference TO a large number of small
ones to mark the positions of each individual
organization. Preference was also expressed
for the location of the monument at a point in
front of Little Round Top, where the largest
number of regular troops were engaged. The
decision in the matter viii be made by the COM
mission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

&,
,.4 Ter to William shertski: mortgage SD
6o11o6 Robert Hall to George 0&os[a s0G sSa2
Lot $50 map Section A. vJse estate: Harry Fried $i0'
~, 70 Marcus Nathan and another mortgage s2606 100
Arnold ,:.'.Dy 20 1850
JeTerson, ave, corner Burke ave 25x1oo Eden hO'
a2 al If tile e; m %, g s. 100 Nominal
Louis Barnard; mortgage, s12ooo ............
sohs to JACOB q aSos ans n a a663he7
Ssd St Noss 855 aPod a57 West 5:z5o; charles 1'0
stn b t3e., " 900 411xss Lazarus Fried
9Rs S s. 8ss 1T part Of R955safg 7S m mia 100
3 salt S}9 tb TO Josephine E Nichols mort
sohsi N9 gao East, 264xioa 2; 1sdor Leipzig to 1t"
Is s'GeTe H&Kon mortgage. S8l 100 100
map MAJ Martha 0,l Rud aR4f to evil Ma a2;
Same, properly, Thomas Rudde ct al to Ea Nominal
Br sgnif Sanger corner Tqj: Nominal
ls 49hisG2 ID :, =, q, Nominal
singh. to &ar P'Id. Jacobson! !d most
Pa Hdsf 80 sso 100 a5,1oo Nominal
PILOT GsGes Ne es7 e mortssge So Nominal
Jennie to CITY Real Es iaH G ST. 2ts2oo 100
@ sa6d a 5 fSe P1n m E King % ca, az
A! tssl f 3 Ne TlSSmP p IL Nominal
2aave Sos ESQ ESQ and eT 5s2 81 @ Ab, leo
ham ham, Rothsten ct al to William Woif. one
l' N5s 5 SG Ea 5a S5z9sii william 100
ave pns TO- 1s7sf al aG Gdne 20 line and anderson
eEd l5lIl and n 70 BEGINNING Alice B Ten
1,6 G{es to Arnold; mortgage $4,000. Nominal
100: Christian Frank to Jacob A Frank half
| Eageconbe ave. No POS i6sxi0o william i'o
h2egg 70 william ID Seiiley; mortgage IS 0n0 Nominal
Pattsn 70 sarah F Houghton. Nominal
waite patsn to Royal Houshton Nominal
7,I rstra; ref RandolPa Gussenheir.sr 132 900
hen ~ W GHerssy mortgaas SO ooo Nominal
Matthews 10 Fir " TeSsls1 mertsase 81 100 100
c7 bat'en TO Sorah = Heg 96 Nominal
! p, William sachraoh and another. mortgage
! chryslic st. No SO 25Eioo. Ida Mackey to 'Vc
! King st. Nos SEQ, 60 and 90 II 4TI5; francesca
f @o4 Msass ba fFar RI s GH o na par all
! ssh- St No 44s West 27x9s 2, Gattfrted Rouste
,- to John Ris2cano mortgage flo 500 - Nominal
Leo Klein to Garl Lewis 20 90 ,,.., Nominal
! tiahTen and another executors. to Augusta
Gshrsn g -, az. -. Omitted
| M, Matilda CLARK to Henrgy T Ansorse oo... 100
Ien ims ma n to q Louis g'Ge ave no @ie"
Topping ave NJ i655 5 2oxos william g 100
! Berger 10 John + HaThogrne. 80 49,. 100
| Freda HaTs 10 Prescott Realty Company; mort
No % East 2axos II Elise schrever to
AseEt FTana as 9a s"9A IF 100
100 Il Martha spooner % Harris Mandelbaum
s5tb-st 10 20 East 2oxsoS' Helen Klein to II"
Peter fucker. mortsase $4,000. -. Nominal
Ellen Msher 70 George r smith. ........... $3.50
Wiener e. soTRsF .6. y %se G oo
| 1871 10 ei2 East. 25S16s3! Frederick Ruh 10
ssth e. as4a II " on oth ave IS ares o
zeal realty Onefs'inE csrnpsny 10 Patrick pemp-
! same property rstfiek : pemr.ey to Realty
operating company. motgnGe IS 900. ..-.-...- 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
PHYSICIAN BUYS THE KENMARE
PARCEL 4 SEVEN STORY APARTMENT HOUSE IN
CENTRAL PARK VEST.
Broadzcay Sarngs Institution Sells Park Place Structure
Gets 21s-st, Site for Big Store and Loft Building.

Tn Cbisboln Realty Company has sold through
Edward n Crosby TO DIR. Jacob Bookman the Ken
mare. a seven story apartment house on plot
7Sxi25 feet at the southwest corner of 9Sd-st ana
Central Park West. The property is assessed at
$310o00.
SAVINGS Institution No II Park Place extending
through to No Il Murray-st., a five story business
building. 256xl5l.1O feet. The same brokerage hrm
has also sold for George Schweppenhauser plot loJ
xloo feet at the northwest corner of lSSd-st' ana
Grand-ave. . Ne. 1yo,.t.o
NJ & L. Hess have sold for the Realty Holding
Con1r1any No % West 21St-st. 25XS2 feet 10 mrs
Ioserhjne n Robinson. owner of No. IS, adjoining,
which gives her plot 5Ox92 feet She will erect on
the plot an eleven story. freproof store and loIt
buildinE TO be ready for occupancy about May l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
BURGLARS BUSY DAY.
Same Men BeheUed to Haze Robbed
Homes on East Side.

BURGLARS made three good hauls in the upper
East side yesterday. getting more than So'ooV
worth Of plumber. and leaving not the slightest
trace or clew behind The jobs were similar
IN each instance and the detectives of the East
n1st-st. station are convinced that the hauls
were made by the same men
The first house robbed was that of Mrs. Simon
Herman No 10 East 52d-st, She and her
mother and sisters We're at luncheon yesterday
on the first floor. One Of the servants going
through the hall on the first floor heard noises
upstairs and she told Mrs. Herman.
Mrs. Herman started for the upper part Of the
house. after hastily sending a servant for a po-
Iicen1an. She had hardly reached the landing
on the third floor when she saw two men, one
who looked very young. darting through the
hail on the top floor. She followed them with
ali the speed she could make. but the men dis
appeared through a skylisht
Meantime one of the servants had summoned
q mounted policeman who galloped from 9TH
ave TO the house. It was discovered that the
burglars had completely ransacked the three
upper floors. Clocks. candlabra. bric-a-brac,
ornaments and jewelry. altogether valued at
more than $4,000. were carried OF by the burg
lars Among the loot were a gold chain. pair
Of sold Lemaire opera glasses. gold purse
containing SIS in cash. a iewelled watch which
was e family heirloom and worth 81 500. several
xoId rings snd two diamond scarf pins
The "scuttle men, had pried open the sky
Hs4af and lowered themselves down a rope,
Tne second haul made between > and )
o'clock in the afternoon. The same crooks evil
IDENTITY went through the skylight of the FIVE
story apartment house at No. 116 East 53d-st..
fftu1naed' the door OF Peter Johnstone'S apart
.rnents on the top floor and carried away $1,000
worth OF plumber Mrs Johnstone returned to
ind three gold watches. a diamond scarfpin,
tvo pearl pins and opal ring set with dia
rnonds missing.
Entrance had been effected in the same man
rsr. but instead OF using q rope this time the
ascuttle men" had utilized ladder. The de-
tectfves found the ladder on the roof of No. lis.
The last haul was made a No. 120 East SD
ct, two doors away from the Johnstone house
where the burglars employed the same means Of
gaining entrance. They broke open the apart
Snents Of Thomas Brown the top floor, and
took possession OF jewelry worth $1,000, con-
sisttng of a gold locket and chain. the locket
set with diamonds: gold brooch set with seven
pearls, gold scarf pin and gold watch They
also got q quantity of clothing
Captain Lantry. of the East 51st-st. station
put hts whole available detective force working
On the cases. Mrs. Herman. who was the only
one 20 see the men, said man was tall we'll
dressed. wearing brown suit and black derby,
and had a small black u1uStache. His COM
psnion did not appear 20 be more than seventeen
years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
A s1.o2o.oco WEST SIDE DEAL.

H. d Baker & Bro. and the Berman Realty COM
panv have sold for Meyer Frank to KobTe kass K
Tloher faur houses on the cast side of Lenoxave-,
between 12th and 18th SITS 2xSa feet together with
one house adjoining the 139th-st. corner 41oo feet
and also the house adjoining the l5sth-st corner
s0xl00 feet. .,.-,-o -.
In part payment the buyers give plot ll9xlS feet
AT the northeast of 14lst-St. and LenoX-
ave and the vacant block front, the west side
of Ienox-ave.. between 143d and Hath SITS, Z0Nloo
feet on the vacant block front Mr. Frank will erect
five six story apartment houses. with stores hree
of the houses have already been SOLD from the
plans The transactions involve Slo20,0OG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
3. H. wEIskER, JR,, IN MANY DEALS.

James L, Libby has sold, through B. II. Weis-
ker, jr, for the Kountze estate, plot 50x16O feet
the east side of Jerome-avc, 2S2 feet south of
Tremont-ave- Also, for the Kountze estate to a
builder for immediate Improvement plot 50x about
100 feet on the east side of Grand ave, about 216
an investor, the frame cottage, with loft 25x1OO
feet. no. Iva Walton-ave 17Bth-st.: for the
Isaac Levy estate. the plot of four lots extending
from Grand-ave to Aqueduct-ave. East. 100 feet
south of East lS4th-st. to builder for Immediate
Improvement; and for Seth Sprague Terry the
three-story brick dwelling house No 3S7 East
l64th-st., JeTome-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
MECHANICS LIENS.

Cad 81, No. aGS East Norris Fine agt william y
Foley owner WILLIAM Henderson, CONTRACTOR. 81:
81 81, Ne isS East Hartman HuTwtts aEi Marta
PeTliant owner, Aaron Arvipts, contractor =, u
ilihrst, No. 81 East; same agt. Jacob sehin' =,
owner: Aaron ArVntx, contractor. ..F+s.. :. II
Madison st Nc Rbi: same agt MarTis AsrAaou
Harris Klansky Mayer HuFUttS ana Beers
klaRsky, owneTsi Aaron ArVintE, contractor 81
GOuYeyneur-st No 90: same asst Jacob cutler
and David Kottler owners; Aaron AfVtnta' con .
tractor ~
12ith-st. No 6a4 to Sso West; Ioseph terpaN
agt Phillip H. Brsnder owner charles Pst =,
Arthur-ave. ? = corner isnth >, aaxsoT Eiss
Tees agt Michael Jordan. owaef Reeee ura'
gone. contractor, ,.t.,t.,..r,,.. =. .L-.t
Motifs No 81. Max Levy ast Frank Feamah
ana Jacob uresEman. owners ana contractors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
aKID MCCOY" MARRIED AGAIN.

Norman Seiby, better known as kid Mccoy. -
has married once more. This time he welded
Mira lillian Ellis. the widow OF Bud" Ellis Tia
wedding took place last night the Hotel Al
geneuins No. 50 West 44th-st The Rev Dr. John
IL Lee OF the Westminster Presbyterian Church
ofhelateo The best man r. T. Dunlap of the
Hotel Dunlap where kid Mccoy formerly LIVED
&c InetIon or honor vas Mrs Helene Burns
AFTER the ceremony the party had dinner and
later drove to the Hudson Theatre where Robert
Lorraine IS playing Man and Superman" The
couple VIII start for Europe time next week
fna wsil on their return. live in New-York Mrs
kills Is said 10 have inherited a large estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
REALTY NOTES

E. Y Pescia & Co. have leased for Ida Kohler
Bronner TO client the six story apartment house
No. 245 West lllth-st. for a term OF five wears
The same firm has also leased for Pasquale Roman
ELI TO a client the I'VE story tenement house No
10! East ssth-st., for term OF years.
william H. Appleton & Co Qnc) were the brokers
Long Island, for the Dean Alvord syndicate 10 the
Laure!ton Land Company. reported sold yesterday
Frederick Fox q Co. have leased for the Syva RI +,
estate TO Harry l. Bloch, Nos 12l and l2s Greene
80 80 "a