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Laundry Changes Hands.

Having purchased the Deming Steam
Laundry of Stump Bros, we wish to
solicit the patronage of all former pat
rons and the addition of many new Gus
toners We will guarantee you first
class work, quick returns, reasonable
prices and do our best to do the work in
a manner satisfactory to you and there
by Of profit to ourselves.
We have installed repairing depart
ment in connection with our laundry,
and we expect you to make the most of
1t. II you have a button missing, q
torn garment or a hole In your sock, we
will repair them in a satisfactory man.
ner
Suits cleaned and pressed at reason
able prices. Give US a trial.
Yours for business,
c. r. CAMERON.
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Mondays Fire.

About ten O'Clock last Monday morn
ing the Lester rooming house was dis
covered to he on fire. The fire was in
the rear between the ceiling and the
roof, near the kitchen chimney, and
was supposed to have been caused by a
defective hue. The fremen and citi-
zens were promptly on hand and sue
ceeded after an hours hard work in
preventing an outbreak of the flames
from the roof and in getting the fire
under control. The loss will fall heavily
on the family, as Mr.. Lester is an in
valid and the support of the family falls
on two of the sons, Lee and John, who
have positions as clerks in two of our
town mercantile establishments.
This calamity has aroused the deep.
est sympathy among our citizens for
the unfortunate family.
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New Mexico and Arizona.

The comparative growth and popula-
ton Of New Mexico and Arizona can be
gauged by the number Of postoffices in
each territory and the number of new
postoffices that are being established.
New Mexico has 445 postofIices and Ari-
zona has only 26O. New Mexico has
l66 money order Offices and Arizona 100.
New Mexico has six second-class Offices
and Arizona five. New Mexico has
twenty. eight more postofIices today
than 1t had on January l. Arizona has
one postoffice less. Arizona's bulk of
population is in mining towns more or
less ephemeral, such as Bisbee, Doug
las, Clifton, Morenci and Globe, while
New Mexico's bulk Of population is set.
tied on farms and in small villages and
its larger towns are of a permanent
nature. So, after all, Arizona has not
much to brag about its superiority over
New Mexico in wealth, population and
future promise. The difference between
New Mexico and Arizona is that he
tween Massachusetts, and Vermont, the
first thickly settled, prosperous and
growing rapidly; the other, although a
neighbor, sparsely occupied by people
and growing slowly, very slowly. -
New Mexican.
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Selected.
Tragic Ending Of Criminal Prosecu-
ton,

The prosecution of James T. Barber
in the district court at Silver City came
to sad ending on Monday morning in
the death of Mr. Barber in the Jail at
Silver City.
Mr.. Barber had been on trial last
week upon an Indictment charging him
with an attempt to murder one Noah D.
Wood at Lordsburg last May, by poison
ing Mr.. Wood.
The prosecution was vigorously con.
iucted by District Attorney R. NJ. Tur-
ner and James S. Fielder, who had been
specially employed to assist in the pros.
ecution. Mr., Barber was defended by
Percy Wilson and W. b. Walton. The
trial consumed about four days and was
concluded last Saturday. The defend
ants attorneys did all in their power,
and everything that could be done, to
demonstrate Mr.. Barber's innocence of
the crime with which he was charged.
The jury was instructed by the court
upon the law applicable to the case at
about half past ten Saturday night.
The jury retl rned a verdict of guilty
u ron the first ballot, after being out
only three minutes.
Mr. Barber, who had been under bond
u to this point, vas confined in jail,
and on Monday morning it was dlscov-
eced that he was unconscious and could
not be aroused. Medical aid was sum
moned, but it was impossible to arouse
him and he died at about nine O'Clock
Monday morning.
1t is understood that Mr.. Barber had
heart trouble and he was allowed to
have certain heart tonics which had
been prescribed for him, and it is be.
lieved that he took an over dose with
suicidal intent. 1t is understood that
he left short note thanking Harry
Hill, who had been a witness in his be-
half, for his kindness and stating that
he wished to be buried at LordsburR
besides his wife and child. There were
some pathetic features in the case de-
veloped against Mr., Barber upon the
trial, but comment is now improper.
The charity of an Omnipotent Judge
may now be invoked.
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Starving TO Death.

Because her stomach was so weakened
by useless drugging that she could not
eat. Mrs. Mary H, Walters, of St. Clair
st. Columbus, o. was literally starving
to death. She writes: my stomach
was so weak from useless drugs that |
could not eat, and my nerves so wrecked
that could not sleep; and not before |
was given up to die was l induced to try
Electric Bitters; with the wonderful re-
suits that improvement began at once,
and a complete cure followed" Best
health Tonic on earth. Soc. Guaran-
teed by all druggists.
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Trophy Won By Detnlns Team.

The three days shooting contest of
the Arizona Sportsmen's Association
came off on the 2lst, 2ld and 23d inst.
at Blue Rocks, Arizona. The visiting
clubs were royalty entertained by the
Tucson boys and a good time was had
by all. Owing to bad conditions, the
scores were not extra good. The trophy,
beautiful diamond medal, was won
by Deming's four.man team-W. J..
Rand, D. B. Stevens, L. C. Young and
Henry Meyer-by a score of ten targets
over the Phoenix team, which was next.
The medal is contested for by the asso-
citation from year to year.
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Was q Very Sick Boy but Cured by
ChambeTlain'S Collie, Cholera
and DiArrhOea Remedy.

when my boy was two years old he
had very severe attack of bowel COM
plant, but by the use Of Chamberlain s
Cholic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
we brought him out all right" says
Maggie Hickox, of Midland, Mich. This
remedy can be depended upon in the
most severe cases. Even cholera in
fantum is cured by it. Follow the plain
printed directions and a cure is certain.
For sale by all druggists.
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A Mans Never Down.

You can take away credit and cash and
all that;
You can make a mans chances seem
utterly fiat;
With your gossip and malice his charac-
ter fay;
But the man isn't down till he's willing
to stay.
There are thousands Of feet all ready
to kick,
And more thousands of tongues fairly
itching to prick;
All the faces once friendly turn coldly
away,
But man isn't down till he's willing
to stay.
II his spirit is strong he's still good for
the fight.
Let him vow to get up and put himself
right.
He can wriggle. twist, wrestle and
work up his way,
For mans never down tllhe's willing
to stay.
1t is humane to whine and complain Of
bad luck,
Deep to sink in the mire in which you
are stuck;
But it is better and wiser to rise up and
say,
Here! man isn't down till he's willing
to stay.
Selected.
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Sold and Recommended by
ole Palace Drug Store.
Public Land Entries.

Following is a list of homestead and
desert land entries before United States
Commissioner B. Y. McKeyes, for the
first twenty-five days of the current
month:
HoMESTEADS.
Chas. T.. Pacon, sw I sec. 26, twp.
"a, range s.
Thos. G. Upton, 81 net and e1 set
sec. 32, twp. 22, range IL.
Jas. M. Kennedy, set sec. q, twp,
"a, range 9.
L. c. Coursey, set sec. 81, twp. "a,
range 8.
J. ]. CourSey, set sec. 26, twp. "a,
range 9.
S, S. COursey, net sec. 26, twp. "a,
range 8.
W. J. Milford, 50 swt sec. s, nA nws
sec. II, twp. "a, range s,
Oliver X. Reynolds, net sec. 10, twp.
25, range 8.
Ed Lee Lewis, set sec. 8, twp. "a,
range 7.
Frank Grammer, set sec. 20, twp. "a,
range s.
Fred S. Cramer, nwt sec. II, twp.
25, range 8.
DESERT LAND.
Josephine P. Ely, sw3 sec. 81. twp.
%, range s.
Jas. NJ. Kennedy, net sec. "a, twp.
"a, range 8.
l.. c. Coursey, swt sec, "a, twp. "a,
range 8.
Jos. E. Bradshaw, 81 sec. 2, twp. rs,
range 8.
E. Heringa, 81 swt sec. ls, nwt sec
10, twp. "a, range 8.
j. j. Coursey, set sec. 26, twp. "a,
range 8.
Fred S. Cramer, net sec. II, twp. 25,
range 9.
Homestead entries. 1880 acres; desert
land entries, 1860 acres. Total, 3040
acres.
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nust Be Sold

To settle the estate of the late John
NJ. Cain: Lots Nos 6, Z, 8, 8 and 10,
in Block AZ, Townsite of Deming, ad-
joining and north of Court House loca-
ton, on Silver Avenue, facing east, on
which there are, One Broom adobe
house; one 4-room frame house with
stable, ETC.; one l0.room frame house,
with stable, we'll, windmill, etc. House
hold goods. These properties for rent
until sold.
Also Lot No. 8, Block 81, on Gold
Avenue. East frontage. Apply to
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A departure has been made in the re-
publican campaign textbook just issued
in that its contents arc wholly devoted
to live issues, and these are treated in
the briefest possible manner. yet COM
prehensively enough to include all hec-
essary facts and figures.
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The A. T. and S. F. railway has
granted rate Of one and one-Rfth fare
for the round trip to Albuquerque for
the meetings of the Masonic Grand
bodies, which will hold their sessions in
that city. beginning on October 10, good
to the Goth.
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The wisdom OF the board of trustees
of the village in purchasing the chem
ical engine was again proven at the fire
in the Lester rooming house. The little
engine and the prompt and efficient
work Of the fire boys saved that build
ing from total destruction, and prob
ably saved the adjoining residences.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-09-28

House in the best resident locality,
and rooms among the most comfortable
and best furnisehed in the city. All
modern improvements
Beautiful lawn and shade trees.
Everything desirable for an attract
i've and coy home, Opposite the EpiS'
copal church.
Rooms furnished for light hOusekeep.
ing II desired.
Mrs. +. PETTY.
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At the republican territorial convert
ton to be held at Las Vegas September
%, at 2:SO p. m., Luna county will be
represented by Hon. A. W. Pollard and
N. A. Bolich, two of our most promi-
nent and substantial citizens.
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On and after October lst, the Palace
Drug Store will be closed at 9p. m.
Any prescriptions that may be needed
during the night may be got by calling
up phone a., l22 or 10.
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When are we going to have those fire
hydrants promised so long ago. Had it
not been for ]. A. MahOney's gasoline
pump there would have been no water
to fight the fire Of Monday morning
last. Our city dads should take the
matter up and do something.
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Have you hole in your sock, but
ton gone, a damaged garment needing
repairing, the Deming Steam Laundry
will remedy the defect.
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Conveyance ready at all times to show
prospective purchasers property any.
where in Luna County, N. NJ.
We respectfully solicit liberal share
Of your patronage.
Call and see us or write for what you
want.
BY permission we refer you to The
Deming National Bank, and The Bank
of Deming; Deming, N. NJ.
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We are prepared to buy your
property or to sell you what you
want, whether it be an
Alfalfa and Fruit Farm,
Hay Ranch, Stock Ranch,
Residence, Town Lots,
Milk COW, etc.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-09-28

Lace curtains cleaned by the most ap.
proved methods, 25c per curtain, at the
Deming Steam Laundry.
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Have you a suit of clothes, a skirt,
an automobile cloak spotted, dirty or
needing pressing. Send to Deming
Steam Laundry. Charges reasonable.
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Now is the time to send your blankets
to the Deming Steam Laundry for
cleansing.
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Our old friend John H. Lester is suf-
fering in a state Of nervous collapse as
the result Of the fire in his residence
Monday.
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A FEW BARGAINS

Town LOts.-0ne hundred and fifty
town lots at prices ranging from
$50 to $3.50.
Residence, FIVE rooms good well. two
lots. A bargain at $500.
80 acre ranch on the Mimbres, near
Sim Holstein's 100 fruit.trees, IS
grape vines, all bearing Two good
wells, two houses, plenty water for
irrigation; alfalfa land, etc.
One torty.acre ranch, six room adobe
residence, hall and verandah, out.
buildings, plenty Of small fruit,
good wells, 2 windmills, one gasoline
engine, and three ground tanks,
One mile from Deming postoffice.
Price, $2,5O0.
A new fine adobe house Of five rooms,
closets and bath room, range with hot
and cold water attachments. South
front, on Spruce street; Two or five
lot front as desired Title perfect.
Price reasonable.
II you are looking for five acres of
land cultivated, fenced, with a well
engine and pump in good order call at
this office and we will tell youall about
it.
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Mr. Sim Holstein was in from the
big N A N ranch Monday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-09-28

Mr.. John T. Klase left for his home
in Crawford, N. j., Tuesday.
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Rain, and more rain. II this keeps
on this section won't need any dry
farming.
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For 50 Days We will offer about Six
Acres of choice land east Of town,
lust outside of corporation limits, all
cleared and fenced, and in a high state
of cultivation, and on which there is a
ground tank, a fine well, gasoline
engine and engine-house etc. Said
land is lying in county road and with
in eight squares Of postoffice.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Shaw & Co have sold two lots on the east side
OF College ave z55 feet south OF INST 81
pu Bos a. Taylor have sold for Mrs. Amanda
Won Grsberg 20 a client. for occupancy the three
story and basement dwelling house No 66 West
lsnth St on lot l5xse II feet.
William stonebridge has sold for Frank McGarry
20 William J. Breen the three story three family
frame hsthouse No. 2Elo Hoffman ct. 75 feet noFtn
% East ls7th -. II is lot 1ssx7oxloo feet
Van Wrinkle e. Scott nave sold for Louis Feinherg
the two family dwelling house on the east side OF
HOLLAND ave- 225 feet north OF Morris Park ave.
Van Nest.
William A White 4 Sons and d. Phrn!K lngrs-
ham g. Co. have sold for Frederick Haldy No Slz
Blocker ST. a four story building on lot 2ozS feet
sdsoining the OF Grove St
slawson e. Hobbs have sold for walter 7 Rosen
No 20 West $50 ST. Eve story dwelling house on
lot SKA zN lrreg.
y r Tisch g. Co. and schindler & Liebler have
sold No sos East s2d hve story triple hathouse
with stores. plot 25xlcos feet.
Wolf Nader has bought from Martin Engel the
six story tenement house az the southeast corner
of Jefferson and Henry sts on lot 75x2, 10 feet.
Eugene southack was the broker IN the sale Of
No. ss7 Madison ave. for Maria J. Van Anden 10
Dr. Charles Goodman
Victor Gerhsrds has sold OF his two family
houses in course Of construction the west side
of olinviIle ave. nortn OF 2lsth ST. Williams
j Wilbur vaushn has sold for George Hall the
property the west side 81 Richardson ave- 100
feet north % 240th ST. John b. Mulholland
Edmund McRicksrd & Co. report the following
sssS, - 80 80 Nr,Is Ns nloS. ~ ''' iso NJ ssss
Walton ave. two family house. 2sxso feet for a
Mr. Potter. also No. Buchanan Place, one
family dwelling house 25xloo feet. for F. b. Tech
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES
FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONSULT THE ADTERTISE-
MENTS OF TODAYS ISSUE

suits. imported evening coats. fur lined coats and
fur sets.
BLOOMINGDAIES'. Third avenue between 18th
and eoth streets. announce sale Of gowns. milli-
merry. waists and other apparel They also call at
tentioh TO q sale Of lace robes Oriental rugs and
carpets
A. d. MATTHEW'S SONS BROOKLYN have
their Thanksgiving sale Of household and decora-
tive linens
A. d. MATTHEWS & SONS. BrookIyn. hav.
prepared a sale this week of china. cut glass and
table tumbleTs
B ALTMAN. Fifth avenue. between 34th and 35th
sreets' direct attention a sale Of women's even
nhg apparel, trimmed hats. Paris lingerie interior
hahelnes. waists. women's walking boots silks
and coiored dress materials 49, suns
BEST & CO. West sd street offer for sale this
week an assortment OF apparel for infants. from
bTOideEy. IA anu e'"-
STERN BROTHERS, West ed street, announce
a sale % imported utter wraps Including thea tre
reception and dinner gowns. fur garments. black
and coloTed broadcoths blouses waists and misses
sale OF silks, laces. robes. linens window dra-
peries and Oriental rugs and carpets
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE 4 % Rro,du.av and
18th street, call attention a special showing Of
suite. costume, wraps ard furs They also an
nounoc sale %: k,c gloves, mems and Ul.aCu's
Eosic!y
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

r II MACY & co. Broadway. between s4th and
s5th streets call attention 10 sale OF suits. waists
p-ttcoats and undergsrments for women: millinery
trimmings crcsses skiTts and suits for girls; in
fsnts and children's apparel and house garments
They also announce sale of silks. dress fabrics.
dinner wares carpets. rugs. portieres, curtains
table and couch covers and blankets. On Tuesday
boomers imported dressing sacqaes. lace curtains
aud house Furnishings.
HEARN, West lsth street, invites attention 70 a
sale of womens closks and suits pillow cases
sheets silks. hosiery, underwear and rugs
The SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY. Sixth
avenue between ista and 2oth streets. are booming
their November sale OF sample robes and lace
leather goods and lace curtains.
SAKs & CO.. Herald Square. have prepared q sale
81 tailor made suits for women, including reception
e-ening and dinner gowns They also lay stress on
q sale for tomorrow and Tuesday OF Albatross
wkists.
EONwIT, TELLER & co, West Zsd street, invite
inspection of an assortment OF SUITS gowns. outer
garments and waists Beginning tomorrow. they
viii offer special values in semi-tailored suits for
misses and women.
SHEPPARD KNAPP e. co. Sixth avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets offer inducements this
week in 8 special sale Of bedroom furniture and
brass beds
HACKETT. CARHkRT CO. Broadway ana
18th street offer special values This week In velvet
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
MANY STATEN ISLAND PLOTS SOLD.

Cornelius q Koln has sold for the De Kay es-
Je~e Johnson. ir, the extensive holdings OF
the estate in Bard Castleton- Forest and Davis
aves. and De Ka- ST. Livingston. Staten Island.
This property is considered one OF the finest tracts
% land north shore Of Staten Island and is
tie last of the large tracts owred by the estate
". NJ Braman. of Port Richmond Staten Island
has sold r plot in Richmond ave, opposite Eliza
beth 81. for Isaac Winant the Morey la Rue
Iaurdry Company for $3.50; q house end lot in
. JohT 81. 10 Margaret Hug for $500 and a house
and lot in Manor Road FOR W. NJ Smith TO ".
Decker for 1850
The Lsmport Realty Company has bought the J.
II. NelbT 5ck farm, which fronts in Bradley ave.
sno Glove Road, West Brighton. II comprises 57iz
aces There Is a .arge house the tra"t
The Geo. &c ". White farm OF 30o acTAs. at Green
F-qge. has peer purchased for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
MECHANICS LIENS.

as So No COS 70 6i2 West. Isaac lennon ast
Harry NJ. Adelson. contractor . 81 500 %
broadway. Nos sac sad sSs. Franklin Machine
and Steam Boiler Works James A. v.
FfEniE Tire ENtingulsher Company 600
Grand No. I07 Il3. James r
Roosevelt Jr-. owner. PhoeniN Fire ExtiIgusher
Compsuv, contractor 400 90
Hlew York Marble Company agt Calm a Levy.
owners ana contractors 4s4 so
Muldberr owner Nous helm. contractor - llo 90
il2'h Nos b22 b2s West: STANDARD Damp
Proodng and Roofng Company sgt. MoTTs
ana Herman se3low. owners and
asist 81. . E. 400 8 T. = II ST AIMS ave lOOx
~ Terence p Kane ngt. Jacob Friedman.
and contractor 2 OBS 90
lenoN p. ~ 142d ST. - II xG6 ..
ana contractor 1900 90
l., ave W 2 ssth - ~ J00th st 2pOxpe Il. Vim
o,heeld owners and contrsc,ors -. go 90
sI2th No Il 10 - East; egt- Jacob
stone and Louis and Max Epstein. owners ana -
1a,b - Nos ss7 snd $50 s85 ana s47 Fast:
same aEt. ]. Cohen Son, owners and con ~
yscEson ave " e % r.. IeO,h ct.
90 J. standard Plumbing supply Company agt.
6sart Miller. contracor iIss 90
Ii2th ~ i - Fact Nee d Niuelo aer,
Jacob stone and Max and Louis Epstein. owners . -.
llS-t s. Nos 2ss ana 240 500 10
llsth es5 and 2ST East same aFt same. $50 90
Bros dwsy. 10019A i:
SprloLerhofr SchnTenh%rger sgt Max Kessler - .
Bookstarer. owners ana contraoorr BIO I'D
rror1sct ave 1901 20 1907; Joseph kTUsh - -
sst L shapiro owner ana oon'Taetor.- ls7I '"
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
SALE OF CITY ISLAND REAL ESTATE.

Auctio1ecr Bryan I. Kennedy will sell az the Ex-
change Salesrooms Tuesday. November 20, 100
lots and dwellings City Island. This IS the first
largo auction Of property in that part OF the city
and the natural beauty OF the place is expected 10
Induce spirited bidding City Island is within the
10-cent zone on the branch of the New York. New
Haven &, Hartford Railroad twenty-eight minutes
from I29th street station, trains every half hour.
There viii also he branch line running 10 the
Port Chester electric road with trains every fifteen
minutes The track has been laid for a trolley
from the end Of the island along Main street 10
station
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
NEW DINING CAR PLAN.

A novelty IN American table dhote dining car
service just placed in experimental opera
ton by the Pennsylvania Railroad four trains.
The plan s adaptation OF the method Of sery-
ing meals certain OF the best European express
trains. Passengers have opportunity select
tho hour at which they prefer to be served. An
hour or before meal time the dining car con-
ductor will go through the train. and passengers
will be supplied with a coupon. which will entitle
them certain seat in the dining car at the
hour specified.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
The BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Mount Hope ave 90 = n n i74th ST.; for two
three frame
cohen a ste'nicis owners. Fred Ebeling. archi-
sl5'6 81. r. 125 T. .. or RronxVrood ave: for
Two three story brick tenement houses 25x6g
ser. arohteo, 1900
Hughes ave, - p T. of 1924 fo- a
oyneri Franz wolsgang srohteot .,-'.',.-,~. l5Ooc
FrishN ave. n. 20 p. e a ovington for
story frame dwelling houss. 2lx50: Mary p
Puray. owner; J. schvsIb-n6eTg srchitect. .sor
Lincoln -. "a. q, &2A n. Of West Farms Road.
som Flood owner: thomas Flood archi;ect--. 4soc
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

two stories ara the 20, win contain the gym
ynsiam and q mezzanine story will be USED for a
running track The building IS 20 cost Se.o"
Werner & Windoiph the architects
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
LIS PENDENS.

iIlth st. : $50 9TH ave i25 X Il 10: Irving
levine 81 al est Abe + Harris ct al foreclosure ot
nOTtsagei Gttvs. Eisman & Levy
III and rs map Of Van Nest Park Bronx. two
actions. Hannah Wallach ast Gervaso Silvani = al
O mortglgesi. \
IOIth st No 203 East, Flora V FIerziC agt samuel
Fishtnan o al foreclosure - mortgasel. aty. r
ltaaCs
l22d ST nos l2o ana Isl East. James Sca'Ion alt
C'rrea e. al ,actioG 10 de-!sIe su atty. l.
L.AND
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
SELLS STABLE IN WEST 55TH ST.

Edgar P Holdridgs has sold for Charles A. Gould
20 an investor No. Al West b5th st, q two story
stable on plot ssxloO feet The property is valued
~ NmeA
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

-. Georges Crescent : Intersection Of 8.
Grenada w - S26 25 n.
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