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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11
THE MASCOT

on the back about my money the wa,
you do"
No; is came too easily. didn.t q
SueT All you had to do was to make
millionaire fall in love with Won. ,
But l didn't marry him for his
money, papa"
know you think you didn't; but
you just wait until the HONEYMOON
ecstasy has worn off and Won have
forgotten the moonlight nights on
the Rhine, and all the rest of It.
Ihen you will know we'll enough wby
you married him."
Il think you are the most cynical
person | know" replied his daughter
affectionately as she patted the big
hand that was toying with the menu
card in the center of the table.
And you are sentimental
child" retorted Lacy. ITS a won
der to me that you can enjoy vour-
self so while Frank is in New York.
Don't you think you are being untrue
to him?"
Papa. you're nothing but an
everlasting tease" she said laugh
ing. Seriously though" she added
the next moment, 81 don't see anv
reason for throwing money awav
just because you happen to have it,"
IF it falls out of clear sky, I
don't see any necessity for slowing IL
away in bank. What is it for any,
how? Just to hoard up for the sake
of counting it out every now and
then? You don't want your old
papa to become a miser, to do?"
mo, but don't like to see him
such a spendthrift. You know, papa
money runs through your fingers
just like water"
We'll, it flows into my hands like
water, so why shouldn't l let it ooze
out again." And Lacy laughed loud
at his own wit.
But the trouble is, it doesn't
ooze; it flows away in a perfect tor
rent. You never used to be so care
less until lately"
"You must remember, Sue, that
l never had so much until lately"
eyes. Wasn't it year and a half
ago that you made that first success
full venture?"
81 think it was, Yes, last fall a
year ago."
"And you made your money so
easily, too. Frank says you have
perfect genius for the market"
well, guess l must be genius,
if Frank says So"
''Now, papa, don't tease. You
know it's so. Why, / heard a man
say the other day that you must be
a reincarnation of Midas, for every
thing that you touch turns into
gold"
"Well, guess that's pretty true"
said Lacy with a self-conscious air.
Il haven't had an unsuccessful deal
for a year and half"
81 think it's perfectly wonderful,
Just like a fairy story" cried Sue,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11
VOGET FUEL & LUMBER co
DR.. KUN
Wonderful CHINESE, DOCTOR

Will treat you with Oriental herbs
and cure any disease without operation
or pain.
DR.. Kun Is known everywhere In
Salem, and has cured many prominent
people here. He has lived in Salem
for 20 yeras, and can be trusted. He
uses many medicines unknown to white
doctors, and with them can cure
catarrh, asthma, lung troubles, rheu.
matism, stomach, liver, and kidney dis
eases.
DR.. Kun makes a speciality Of dropsy
and female troubles. His remedies
cure private diseases when everything
else fails. He has hundreds Of testi.
monials, and gives consultation free.
Prices for medicines very moderate.
Persons In the country can write for
blank. Send stamp.
II you want some extra fine tea, got
II from US.
DIR. KUN BOW wo CO.,
1877 South High street, Salem, Oregon.
Opposite Hotel Salem. p. o. Box 1856.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11

years and the ore has been hauled
by four and six horse teams over the
seventy miles of rough road to the
roalroad and from Baker City sent to
the smelter.
Even in this slow and expensive
way, hundreds of thousands of dol
lars have been taken out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11

DON 4 b6 N tOOoE.
In shoes by wearing hot, heavy, and
altogether uncomfortable footwear In
warm weath@. We have 40 many va
rieties Of the low, ankle cooling etyle
that there Is no excuse for self.in.
fiieted foot torture. just as nobby,
too. as the high price fellows, and our
scale Of prices requires no deep descent
into ones prso We ask a candid
opinion Of our stock when you have
looked II over.
JACOB VOGT
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Queenstown July o. 500 m--Arrived. steamer Ultonla
CBrl. Thomson New York for Liverpool (and pro
Plymouth, July Q. COS m-Arrved. steamer Kronprnz
proceeded
Glasgow. July s-Arrived. steamer Caledonia Br Baxter
New York VIA Move
OC2erI N-ierch ,fvon, Trarnen1 Nev York
Gibraltar, July SATTved. steamer PRINCESS (Ser
Dannemann Genoa and Naples FOR New York; D.
l m. sailed. steamer Princess Irene (Cserl. Dame
from Genoa Naples. York: 3. Nord
Bristol, July s-Arrived steamer chicago city ,Br.
Havre july . 10 a m-Arrved. steamer La Gascogne
tFTl, m. New York.
Hull july sArFived steamer NarteiIo trp Clark. New
York.
Montevideo July S-Arrved. steamer Horterslus tBrl
Beavan. New York for Buenos AyTes and Rosario
barbados. July sailed Cearense tT) Hughes
from Paral New York
Schuldt from Santos New York.
Lizard July o. 1850 n m-Passed steamers NadeFIand
Belg Ehoh New York for Dover and Antwerp
tonsuelo Brl Watson Hull FOR New York.
Genoa. July Arrived steamer Stella uia, Sartorio
Napies july O-saied steamer Carpatha r) Penteeos,
from Genoa and Palermo). New York
scilly July o. niPGssed steamer ETonprinz Wilhelm
and Bremen: sth. steamer New York Dutch tansI
Julfs. New Dover
Singapore July 9ArTved previously. steamer Auchen-
crag lBp, Reid. New York VIA 81 Vincent. e "
Palermo Iuiy s-saied steamer CarpathIa tFr, Pen,s
Trieste, etc-l. New York via Naples
Pcraambuco. July 6ArFived steamer Gunther 1tierl
Lcndorf. New York for SanteF
cape Town. July 0.-Arrived. steamer BuTseFmeister
Haehmann ,Ger) Aim. New York Via 81 Vincent
V. for sydney. We
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY,

j. Kann has bought from Abraham B. Cohen
No. 225 East 97th ST.. five story tenement
house, on lot 246x1OO11 feet
j. Kann has bought from Esther Schmitz and
Ernest Gras Nos. 1915 and 1920 Avenue A. two
five story tenement houses, each on lot 25x1OO
feet.
H. d. Baker Bro. have sold for A L. Kass
TO DIR. Wulper the six story tenement house.
with stores, No. 52S to 5S2 East 18th St. on
plot 50X949 feet
DR.. Joseph Bruder has bought No 4s2 East
74th St. a five story tenement house, on lot 25x
100 feet.
Nagle, Hope Co. have sold for John Grass
muck to Liebhoff & Hrschfeld the five story
single fathouse No. $50 East ssth St. on lot
22xlOO feet.
George F. Mahnken has sold for client No.
PIG East SSth St, a five story double tenement
Samuel Roth has sold for NJ Retter to C.
Jackie No. SO5 East 93d St, five story fiat
house on lot 25Xl00 feet.
Frank NJ Franklin has bought Nos 11s and
121 East Tooth ST. five story fiathouse on lot
5Ox10O
Bach Brothers have sold to Mrs Seibert No.
81 East 10sth ST. a fve-story single fiathouse, on
lot 17x1O0 feet.
15 West 134th ST. old buildings on plot 526x
IOO from F. r. Mongio. and will build a six story
fiathouse
Joseph F. Feist has sold for Frederick P.
Hummel and George A. Steinmuller No 3l6
West 142d st, five story double f1athouse on
lot 25X9911 feet.
Frank NJ. Franklin has sold No. 619 East 18th
ST. five story tenement house, on lot 25x1OO
feet.
IsadOre NJ. Levy has sold for client No 246
Madison ST, four story tenement house, with
stores, on lot 25x90 feet and has bought the five
story tenement house, on lot 26xSO at the
southeast corner Of Water St and Market Slip
Cohen & Kraft have sold the six story tene-
ment house Nos. SO and 81 Thompson St, on
plot S9.9x100 to Benjamin Tannenbaum.
Schapiro, Levy & Stahl have sold No. 81
Catharine st. and Nos. 21h. 4 and Monroe st.
southwest corner Of Catharine ST., to Isaac Gold
OVitz.
Robert NJ. Silverman has sold University
Court a new seven story apartment house. on
plot 1OOX120 feet. at the northwest corner of
Morningside Park West and 117th ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
FIFTH AVENUE SALE.
RUNOR or 4 BIG DEAL.
Bwtons Said to Haze Sold Their
Holdings to Department Store.

There was persistent rumor in real estate
circles yesterday. although it could not be con-
hrmed, that Frank V. Burton and John H. Bur-
ton have sold No. 426 to 434 9th ave, No. >
West 39th ST. and No. ] to . West SSth st. TO n
well known department store. The property en-
braces the Hotel st. Marc, and held re-
Gently by the owners at s3,75o.oo0 The total
area of the plot is about 26 200 square feet or
more than ten city lots
The only auction offering of real estate yes
terday was the sale by d. p. Ingraham & Co. to
William A. Niles & Co.. for S20,41O, of three
story ana basement stone front dwelling house
no. @4I 1880 ST. north side, 1873 feet west of West
End ave-. 17X100.II feet
Joseph Fleischman, the florist. has bought ten
acres acres OF land at Cedarhurst, Long Island, facing
bFOduWay; also forty-five acres between CEDAR
hurst and Woodmere The latter property has
Deen Ts7e. reSold TO Herman WarrendorfT and c. III.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
SLOdN PLEADS GUILTY.
President Vas out Of Sight When
He Used Fists on Photographer.
IBy telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Oyster Bay. July s-The expected sensation at
the trial OF James c Sloan, the Secret Service man.
for assaultng Clarence Legendre, a New York
photographer. did not develop to-day, when the
case was called before Squire Franklin. Legendre
had a number of witnesses present and an attorney
all primed with speech but neither testimony nor
oratOry was needed for Sloan pleaded guilty and
took Ills medicine in the shape of SO fine
Legencre became involved in an argument with
Sloan on the day the President came from Wash
ington After the President had driven away from
the station and had turned the bend in the road
out Of sight of the disputants the argument be-
came alteration. in which the photographer
came of second best Had Sloan struck the man
while President Roosevelt still the
he would have been merely exercising his authority
in the discharge OF his duty. according to Squire
Franklin. President Roosevelts departure divested
Sloan Of his authority. so when he landed his fists
on Legendre's countenance he did private
citizen and laid himself open TO the consequences
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l15.h St. No East. 25x irreg: John simOns
ct al to Marks Moses; mortgage. $27, 900. .......
William Frieder Hyman SIecher and ano
mortgage, $44, 600. Observation-Disclosures.
18TH st. s. 293 feet of Avenue B. 5Ox1O33
Joseph Fine ct al 20 lsadore Strauch; mort
Essex ST. $ 75 feet Of stanton ST. "a iix99 g.
Moses Nalenstein to Abraham Levy; mort
I'd ave, No ISll W s. 2Sxio0: Fannie hartmann
o- TO Prescott Realty Co; mortgage. $27 900.
lSxlO0.s William Newschafer to Charles E
7th ave. Nos 2564 and 1865. 4ox1C0. Joseph sim
eTman 10 William Singer and ano mortgage
75th st. No 80 East 25xloo; Max Larschan to
Lincoln Bohemian Realty Corporation; mort
Lot 1913 to 2O6 map OF Norwood: f Prince co
70 Sentinel Realty Construction Co; mortgage.
creston ave. . 300 feet of Irving 81. 50xiG.l
Helen NJ Gallagher to VIM w Bryan; mort
l44th 81. No 2as-.4O West 5Oxa911: Hermann
Houston st No 45i-i5s East. 5ox1Oo: Bernard
Galewski to Isidor Birnbaum and ano: mort
l3st6 st. 80 a2a East 81 6xio0; Ettie Goldberg
70 Philip Watenberg. Is part; mortgage
Monroe st. No ii o5xiG0; Abraham Levensten ct
al To Joseph Louis; mortgage s34. 800. ...:...:..
Amsterdam ave. cor l39th st. 40 s1lx1OO;
Henry p Schwitters 10 Edw SchWitters; mort
Same property; Edw schwitters to Henry f
schwitters and ano; mortgage. S13o.o0O. ......:
Prince st. No 159 s, 25XE5; Marx Ottnger ct al
to Louis KovneT: mortgage. SOS. S.O00. ...........
Same property: Louis Koyner to Sturm; mort
Broadway. n W cor i36h st. aa iixi0O: Atlantic
Realty co 20 Albert Cayanagh; mortgage
,.e.bcTe, 1ara ~ cor I.,d,., It
Burlinson TO Geo Johnson ct al: mortgage
Sl5O'OVO
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
REBATE INQUIRY ON.
Federal Grand Jury Subprnas
Railroad AID Oil Men.

Cleveland. July 9.Ghe reerai gard jury began TO-
isy TIE investigator of yioStons nf Interstate
Commences AID Anti-Rela:e laws alleged have
been committed by various prominent railroads and
the Standard Oil Company. dozen or more wit
nesses more or less we'll known in the railroad and
Oh business present in response 20 subpOenas
served upon them last week. only three of them
were called into the jury room during the morning
session. They were George T. Roberts, assistant
auditor of the Interstate Commerce Commission;
g. H. Anspach head of the tariff and schedule
department OF the Lake Shore az Michigan Southern
Railroad and W. T. Smith, freight claim agent Of
the same road
Only FIVE witnesses were examined during the
lay but il is said that the days developments
opened UP a new line OF procedure to the govern
ment officials though the exact nature of it was
not revealed.
At the end Of the days sessions District Attor-
ney Sullivan hastened TO complete the work of
issuing a large number of new subpGnas, which
Wili be served tomorrow.
Two OF the witnesses especially desired are said
10 be in Chicago. Samuel Rockwell. chief engi-
neer of the Lake Shore Railroad subp@naed
tonight, and Clement Shaffer, state deputy OIL III.
spector in the Findlay district, will be subp9naed
NJ C. Tully auditor in the freight department of
the Lake Shore road. was "A witness AT the after-
session. Tully gave evidence at a recent seS-
sion Of the Interstate Commerce Commission here
rebates storage charges to the Standard Oil Co.
and that the orders for this came from Vice
animation before the Grand Jury did not develop
this fact 70 the satisfaction OF the District Attor-
Vice President Grammer is in the city watching
Sae case He said that he was aware of the fact
Grand jury had been recalled before he started from
Chicago. but that he came here to be ready for
re1I s tT ast happen; R f MaTren & J. lynch
lines. is also in the city watching the investigation
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
FOR REAL RAPID TRANSIT.
Association to ErpLoit MonOraiI IN
Brooklyn Formed.

The Real Rapid Transit Association of Brooklyn
sas formed last night by representatives of many
important civic associations. The object of the
organization is 10 secure monarai system for
Brooklyn. A route was laid out through Williams
burg and FIatbush 10 Coney Island and Benson
hurst and back to Atlantic and Flatbush avenues
20 connect with the subway there.
As planned. the system Will the Will
laIpsburg Bridge from Spring street. Manhattan.
On land il Will be partly elevated and partly
subway line.
Many of the principal property holders along the
proposed route have promised support. The consent
ST 81 per cent OF the property holders must be
Ton before the plan can be laid before the Rapid
Transit Board
dent Joseph Ramsay of the Wabash Railroad. He
declared the monorail TO be the solution of the
problem of safe rapid transit.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

146th st. $. s. 100 feet c. of sth ave. four
six story tenement houses and stores. 40Xs6 feet
Nathan Silverson No 2S East 1U7th St. owner;
Bernstein & Bernstein. No. 81 East 23d ST.
dTcnlteclS. COST . y
Madison ave. and 1880 ST. n e. cor three six
story brick hathouses. 50x1OO feet: Corrier &
Schatz No 219 West 125th ST.. owners; B. w
Levitan. No. 20 West 3lst st. architect:
cost ....-...., ..... ;.........,.
five story brick hathouee. 49x9O feet: James
Higgins and J. Hasium. No. Sag West 127th st,
owners: J. {. Cocker. No 1U3 East l25th 81.
architect; Observation-Disclosures.
Avenue A. e s.. 256 feet n Of 10Th ST. six
story and store basement fathouee 50xS5 feet;
t;reenberg & Co. No. 234 RIvington St.
George F. Pelham No. 500 9th ave, archi-
Audubon ave. and 18th St. n. e cor. two five
story brick tenement houses Max L. Wolper
No. $50 West lO9th St. owner: Samuel Sass.
No. % Park Row. architec:. cost
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

i45th ST. n s l25 II of Willis ave 5OxlO0.
Augustus F. Holly loans Henry S. Camp. s2i
1GGth s.. 1854 n. ". q Edgeconb ave. Tax
1l3x irreg: city Mortgage Company loans Jo
seph Polstein and Joseph Roeder. ...-....
ltnth st and Webster ave. s. e. corner, SDX4";
city Mortgage Company loans Koelsch HuebneT
,ao,h ,, 3o1, ., . ~ fenox a,e i25vao II
Maurice Cohen loans Funterton Realty and Con
Westchester ave. :. 235.2 IT, ". of Wales ave,
l05Xl3l. TX irreg. Commonwealth Mortgage Com
pauy loans Mercury Reaity Company. ...... -
ssih IL. No 100 10 l21 West Abraham Stern.
Isidore Jackson. surety H~alts Company. Harris
MandelbaIm. Fisher Levine T'ncus InWenfeld
and William Prayer loan George y. Young. IL
Arthur ave. q. - 20 II. of ls6th ST. 2Sxs5 llx
iTreG, COmmonveRlth Mortgage Company loans
pasouele Di Mcloa II
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
CLOSE MARSHALL FIELD G. co.'s STORE.

10y Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l
Chicago. July 9.-The big retail store Of Marshall
Field Co. closed at $50 a. m. to-day just
when the rush Of bargain hunters had begun, by
orders Of the city Building Commissioner. The
commissioner shut up the store because he held
that the management had ignored his orders. issued
q long time ago. TO put red light signs at stair
ways and, other exits and TO otherwise comply
with the ctys building ordinances. On appeal
from the management, the Mayor sent orders to the
Chief of Police to call off his men and allow the
public unrestricted admission the store. The
Mayor did not interfere until the store managers
promised TO comply with the commissioners orders.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, July 9. 1908.
ARRIVED

steamer tinted states dam. Wuin. Copenhagen June
Christiansand 30. Funcn, EdSe
90 with i0i passengers
Arrived a: The "A p Had much fog. Left Quar-
antne al G:23. -
steamer Nlcoal II DAM L.ssHer Copenhagen June 81.
to Funch Edye co. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar az
steamer Exeter CITY ,B1. carey. Bristol June 81 and
swansea % James Arkell & Co. with mdse Arrived
a the : a
steamer Emilia AUST Cosulch Venice May q, Trieste
June l. Fiume q and Palermo Is. 10 Phelps Bros 4 Co.
with passenger and ndse Arrived al the Bar al 9 m
steamer Zeennd CBrl. Broomhead. Antwerp and Dover
june 10 TO the Red Line. cabin
seerage passengers mails mdse Arrived the Bar
2:22
steamer Bradford GeD. oelttirg. Bowden. Jamaica.
United Fruit Co with fruit. Arrived the
40 a m.
steamer BeIl.rby tBr olsen Shields June 30 20 Peter
Wright 4 sons IN ballast Arrived al the Bar al $40
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
to rh!lp Rupreeh. in ballast. Arrived at the Bar at

Philip Ruprecht. ballast. Arrived at Bar at
Z
Steamer r. ynlam Dutch. Van Den Heuvei, Rotterdam
and Boulogne June 80 to the Holland America Line
2G4 cabin and LAO steerase passengers and mdse Ar
rived the Bar at 11;2O m.
Steamer Pannonia trI. Benison Trieste 1s
81 Palermo "a Naples Gibraltar 10
with IO2 cabin $50 passengers
mdse Arrived the Bar at 4;53 m.
Steamer Proteus, Jacobs. New Orleans July g. TO the
Southern Pacific Go. with passengers and m6se. Left
Quarantine 6:l5 m.
City Of Macon, Berg. Savannah July g. to
with passengers and mdse- Left Quarantine
5:45 4
ion SIS with passengers and mise Left Quarantine
$40 m
Steamer Mamma H1ta. Charles. Baltimore. to VI q
ter, mdse. Left Quarantine : :3S a m.
Sandy Hook, j. July 9. 0:SS m-Wind west light:
hazv off shore
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

Georg John Paul Il Z. Hausstein. David :.
Nelke ana Regina Nelke-J. Gregg: November
c;orveI III ionai sehack. juno i3 ifsiG 49,.
Lyman Samuel &c. D. Curtis; Mnrch To- 1880
Jagy, William ca. Plnut. June =. l01i........
LYwenthal Emil--F. j. Gillies ct al June -
. o + q .
Ping FTanklin-E. Wallace: April II. 1906. ......
SIfegel. Sauuel-E. Burghelmer et al; December
30 1909 ...... .---.-. ..,......-.
camden Iron Warks-City Of New York. May l3.
Ftashnre. IEAi.;-J- Lonrowitz: April %. 1909 team
X,shars. 1sldore-I. Techna; october ~. 1903
(canceilPdl .-.-..-. ..,+...--
Hatch june $. 1905 ,.-..+-..
Sanle-Sams. February Il. 1905. ...--......-
pierce John RE. u Seiliere: July >. 1894 Cre
b. . p
same-Same: March ? l9a5 released: costs 49,.
Snnle-same March 2S 1915 Ifeleasedl: costs -.
same-same: April 5. 1876 Geleasedt. dt............ll
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
FORTUNE IN UNPAID FIELD TAXES.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

by Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Chicago. July S-Payment into the public treas
ury Of large fortune by the Marshall Field estate
In the form of back taxes during the latter years
Of the merchants life depends upon proof before
the board Of review Of the amount OF personal
property left by Field. The investigation will go
back eight years. Mr.. Field paid taxes s2,5o0ceO
personality. but his executors recently scheduled
G5.590Gs) personally The investigation will be
determine how many millions have been untaXed
Tor eight years.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
JAMES ). HILL GOES TO ST. PAUL.

James J. Hill. whose yacht arrived at New Lon
don Saturday from Labrador, where its owner
and party of friends had been spending several
weeks fishing. has gone St. Paul. He is expected
in this city within few days when probably an
announcement will be made of the completion OF
the negotiations which have been in progress for
time for the acquisition by the United States
land
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
MECHANICS LIENS.

Ridge st. No i45: Theodore C. Wood agt Lena
Gurgel, owner and contractor 49, 81
Sth and l44th st. 2. corner I5X1o0; John J.
Harrington ast. Louis Weinstein. owner and
contractor %
Company agt Peter J. Herter and Herter Realty
Company. owners and contractors treneW alb 90
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
MADE A MILLION LAST YEAR.

Charles B. Macdonald. one Of the most successful
traders the New York Stock Exchange, has be-
come a special partner In the firm of R. H. Thomas
& Co. it was announced Yesterday He is credited
with having made 100000 last year. and few
weeks ago returned from Europe where he had
9een entoying six months holiday.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Palisade ave. W s. s5O IT. 5. of 2slst ST. two
story brick power house. 36Xs5: Colored Grrhan
Asylum owner: Robertson & Potter. architects.
Boyd ave. 2. s.. 25 II. n. of Pitman ave,
story frame dwelling house. lsx?5 Otto Ehrl,sh
jr owner Robert Glenn. architect ............
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
JUDGMENTS.
The following judgments were entered yesterday,
The hrst name is that of the debtor


the first name Is that of the debtor:
Arthur Lee-FerEason Tailoring Company. S67s So
BElfes. Fred-Dmock Fink Company. lO1 80
Burnett, Arthur E.A- Powell. lgl p
Bonnie. Christopher P.J A. Mcintyre 3S3 81
5audouine J.hn F-H. H. l94 90
Barcber CharlesW- l. Perkins 4JG 81
Baifis Fred - 3S
Bloch JosefTitle Guarantee and Trust Company 81 "a
tliscuolo Frank r. J. Phillips et 81 S.
curtin Patrick R-B Ran. n...-..-...-...-....--
llunl Arthur II T. ...-........ 3s
clifford
Grunnoy. City Of New York 346 90
C5attl McQuade Company-F Moswegan et al. 40 ~
S5osrlitz Lsna-I Grunberg. etc. costs - M
fsrerof Robert F-J stewart --.....-...---
Eoxe Mary j.. John Il. Allen J. Elliott l5o ~
EIeidenheiTncr, Belle JR J. Bachnan i4I g:
Henry John II Hermann Lumber Company. l3l ~
SIgrnan william Z. and Arthur II. e Pell - al l42 3
FSsafnann Henry D.I- SchWab. q ~
FErave1sks Frank F'yla-.--- - II
:C-aiucr Ibelia-J II Waterman 40 80
Yearuey James. receiver. ;. Coleman q al,
ssan5x Ann R-City os New Yorh.-...-.....-. 2Is b
SSo..rs Samuel n = F-inkesfein -..-...-...-.
simon E Of New rs 90
pinchbecI Arthur Iobel Andrews ConIaas,- ~ ~
ploghoft. Louise and August-LeWy Rose lS3 81
Reppetti. Domenico. and John Badanie-A. ~. r,
Franchi. - o.
stephens Charles A.-Cty of New YORK - -
sims Max. and David a Lnchy-B- HISS --.-- - ~ 10
sarE. Julius .. E-E =. Platt. treasurer 22el %
Schafer. Mary and simon also 0iof NGlles--N' 80,
Watt. Eugene T. and Hayward :. Kfrby-Iacinc
Monthly Publishing Company - -
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