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and in accordance with law and an order of
the board of directors made on the 2Oth dav
parcel of such stock as may be uecesssrv ~-;ii
be sold at public auction at the Office Of tha
company at S27 Market street Groom 4 .ec-
9nd g1i aoo5), s., N the city and county Of San
April %, 1906, at the hour Of three 1sS
1eloek p m. on such day. to pay such de-
cost of advertising and expense Of ssIe Wiz
H. w. THOMAS, Secref.rx
Office Of the Company. 327 Market 81
(Room 4, Second Floor
City and County of San Franci,ca.
State Of California.
PosTPoNEMENT OF DELINQUENT sArv
Notice is hereby given that the sales date a
tice is hereby postponed to and win -. go -
MONDAY. the twenty-6rst day OF Nay. 1905. "a
mia. at the hour OF three O'Clock D. M ~-'Al'A-
By order OF the Board et Directors
my IL tc~A H. W THOMAS. Sec
POsTPONEMENT OF DELINQUENT SAFE
Notice IS hereby given that the sales dat. AZ
delinquent stock menrioned in the foregoing no
MONDAY, the eleventh day Of June, 1906 az
2023 California st. San Francisco. Cal. fths
three 90 o'clock D. a. -
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
ofncs Of the Company. 2oas CaiifOrnis sssss,- Sec
San francisco. Cal my 2l-jn 11-iac.
PosTPoNRNfENr OF DELINQUENT SALE
Notice is hereby given that the sales ,lat, AZ
delinquent stock mentioned in the foregoing ns,-
WEDNESDAY. the tWentieth a dsv ~ as Jn 2s neld on
1905. at 2023 California street San FrancJseo,,
California tths present ofsee Of the company.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
H. W. THOMAS. Sscrstzry.
San Francisco. Cal
in 5-s-7-s-s-11-12-ls-14-15-ls-1s-1s-2o
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DELINQUENT SALES.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Location and place of business, City and
County of San Francisco. State OF California
NOTICE-There is delinquent upon the foi-
lowing described stock on account OF Assess
ment No. 20. levied on the Goth day OF feoru-
ary. 1906, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective SHAREHOLDERS, as tol-
lows:
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Miners WIN Accept Comprom,.e.

FORT SMITH, Ark, June 15-The
tellers completed the count here today
of the referendum vote by Southwest
ern coal miners on the question of ac-
cepting the proposed compromise with
the operators. The agreement, affect
ing Arkansas. Indian Territory and
Missouri, was carried by 400, a ma
jorfty of about two thirds. The Kansas
miners had previously favored the
agreement.
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Smith, J. George, Original
Issue Stock Cert. 3S77-
5 shares, equal 70 10
Shares New Stock Issue
(not issued)..
Smith, J. George, Original
Issue Stock, Cert. 3S7S-
5 shares equal to 10
Shares New Stock Issue
(not issucd) ..........
Smith. Walter K....-....
Samrni, John H..........
Stombs, William H..-.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Continued From Page Thirteen.
Oakland stock and Bond Exchange.

OAKLAND, June 15.-Following are
the sales and closing quotations today
on the Oakland Stock and Bond Ex-
change:
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JOHN WILLIS BAER WILL
RETURN TO CALIFORNIA
Denies Report That He VIII Not Con-
thine at the Head of Occi-
dental College.
oental C0ueEc.
BOSTON. Hume 1b.-John

BOSTON, June 15.-John Wits Baer.
president of Occidental College, Los
Angeles. who was in this city yesterday
on his way 10 his summer home at
Marshfeld, Mass. expressed surprise
that an incorrect report had come East
that he might not return TO California
Mr.. Baer said: Il am going back in
Septembers and am eager to have part
in California's life and work"
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WIN Contest for vice Presiaency.

PANAMA, June 15.-Foreign Secre-
tary Santiago de la Guardia resigned
last night in order to push his candi-
dacy for the First Vice Presidency.
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CaIaveras Blr Trees.

Good trout fishing Good table Low hotel
rates. Splendid scenery over the Sierra Rail-
way and only $i5 for the round trip. Get your
Sefsf from Santa re or Southern Pacific agent
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7 AIOIIENJF II ~ . 2 - ~
Original Issue Stock,
Cert. $500 shares,
equal TO 40 shares
New Stock Issue (not
issued) .....-.-.
Thomas, II. w. Trustee,
Original Issue Stock.
Cert. 4071-5 shares,
equal TO 10 shares
New Stock Issue (not
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
BIG AUCTION SALE ON TUESDAY.

The first of this seasons great lot sales-that of
the Sisters Of Charity tract OF $50 lots the
Eastern Boulevard-will take place at noon
Tuesday in the Real Estate Salesroom Nos. II and
16 Vesey street, at the stand OF Parish Fisher & Co
AS the property is opposite the Country Clubs
holdings and within few minutes walk of the
Sound Shore and Pelham Bay Park. with their
manifold opportunities for recreation and sport. it
is expected that these lots will appeal largely to
small buyers and homeseekers. great numbers OF
whom are now interested in securing land in dis
tricts which naturally attractive and in which
land values do not prohibit the erection Of small
dwellings.
Aside from it's attractive location. this property
has been developed at large outlay, that it will
be available for immediate building. The streets
have been opened and graded in accordance with
the city maps and have been dedicated to public
use, removing all possibility of future assessments
many of the streets sewers built.
This entire section viewed only regards
projects already under way or approved, is in a pO-
sition be benefited largely by transit improve
ments OF the three Subway routes recently
adopted, it is thought that the Westchester avenue
extension to Pelham Bay Park will be the first to
be begun. This route will have its terminus the
Eastern Boulevard and Pelham Parkway, while
Waterbury avenue which is extension of West
chester avenue, interseCts the Sisters of Charity
tract. The siX-tracking of the New Haven roads
Harlem River branch will also afford an additional!
of quick transit to this region or immediate
benefit to the neighborhood, moreover. is the fact
that the Union Railway has secured franchise
/ and has its application before the city author-
ties for the operation of trolley line along Eastern
ouTp
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
MANY BROOKLYN SALES REPORTED

Howard c. Pyle & Co have sold the following
Brooklyn parcels: plot of twenty four lots on
the south side of Seth St. between Sd and 4th aves
for William A A Brown. to an investor; No 211
Prince St. three story brick dwelling house. for
A. D. Hampton; the northwest corner of 18th ave-
and 18th St, five lots, for NJ Krim northwest corner
Of eth ave. and S4th ST., six lots for R. Glickman:
NO NO S45 stuyvesant ave. three story and basement
stone dwelling house. for Edmund Clark to Susan
AnsIee Nos 296 and 29S Clinton St, two four story
double apartment houses. for Hobart NJ Upohn 10
an an investor; ten lots at the southwest corner of
18th ave and list St. for A. VI. Selinger: Nos. 1S0
and and lS2 Willogghby ST., two three story and base
menu brlck dWeIIi1g houses, for Z. Valentine;
sixteen lots in Flushing ave. and Prospect St.
Hollis for A. L. Nostrand; block Of seventy lots.
boz bounced by 1st and I'd aves. 59th and 60th SITS,
Ior susan W. Hopkins and Frances K. Sanger;
elght lots on the south side of Windsor Place. be-
tween Sth and 10th aves, for Louis Goldberg; five
I9tS 9t on the souraery side Of 4Sth St. between
Mary l. coyle; No. 60 Perrepont St, four story
tension, 25x75x100 feet. for c. N Davidson; south
west corner of Sh ave. and Sd ST. 95x11S feet. and
the southeast corner of Sth and 4th l00x9S
feet, vacant lots, for Isaacs & Co. TO builder for
Improvement with high class apartment houses.
john Peters & Co. have sold for Clarine l.. Brown
three story cottage, on plot 60X1G0 feet.
The Ruland & Whiting Company has sold the
property No. 774 to 1872 Bedford ave, Brooklyn, old
buildings. on plot 125X100 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
REALTY NOTES.

The Colonial. not the Columbia. Bank is to have
new branch at Goth ST. and Broadway. There
will be safe deposit vaults the ground Aoor.
The estate Of George Bliss has leased the four
story dwelling house. plot 246x125 feet, at No.
3s5 Fifth ave. adjoining the southeast corner of
S6th St, which is also owned by the Bliss estate
Henry Rogers Winthrop, treasurer of the Eqult-
able Life Assurance Society. is the buyer of No. %
West 50th ST., recently sold.
Faour Brothers the buyers Of Nos 1O2 and
104 Greenwich ST.. recently sold by Mary NJ Austen
through George r. Read & Co.
Isaac Hyman has bought for a client a plot of
forty-three hots at Fort WadsWorth Staten Island
adjoining the public school property in Ffngerb0ard
Road, also bought for client the block front i'm
Tenth ave, from S1st to SD ST. Brooklyn; also
No 25S 18th st. Brooklyn. three story building
KNAPP q Co have leased for the Webb Realty
Company the three story dwelling house No. 54S
West 142d st
Alfred e. Toussaint the broker in the sale
and resale of No. 81 West fist st.
Edward ]. yelling is the buyer Of the elevator
apartment house Nos. 26S and 265 West 18th st.
sold recently.
1t Is reported that the buyer of No. 557 Fifth
ave, which recently sold through Wetmore q
Magill, is Daniel H. Morgan. OF Springfield. Mass
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

By Telegraph TO The Tribune
Chicago. May ls.-Wheat was firm in tone to-day
and higher in the end 1t left Off lsc up for May
and 1<c for July. Corn was somewhat easier. but
fear Of frost for the corn belt before Monday
checked the beaEishness TO some extent that was
induced by the increasing receipts. Prices at the
close were from i-f6c to &c lower for September
and July. and sc lower for May.
Oats left of at &c Improvement for May, 1zc for
July and ssc for September. Provisions had a
slight decline. The looked for increase in the
movement encouraged some selling for short ac-
counts Dry weather conditions in the winter
wheat country continued a strong bull argument
IN the wheat market to-day, and the opening was
frn at yesterdays closing prices with plenty OF
buyers and moderate offerings There was a sharp
advance. which was characterized by considerable
selling by holders with profits. Local receipts
were u cars. with ears estimated for Monday
sold as high as saS4c and closed at 64J2c to S45sc
.Julv advanced 10 sSisc and closed at S3c.
Increased receipts and larger country offerings
weakened the market receiving houses selling
futures freely against the cash corn now coming
here There general Liquidation by commission
houses but the buying failed 10 sustain the market.
mated for Monday. Shipments hence were 149.0O9
busheas May closed at 4S14c, July at 47lzc and
September at s7Ssc:
tonight stimulated bullish activity in the oat
ket Pit traders were good buyers, and there was
good investment buying by country operators.
Local receipts were l46 with 13S estimated
for Monday. Shipments hence were 694 90 bushels.
Final quotations were May SSs4c; July. 1880; Sep
Trade in provisions was of a small volume with
the trend of the market irregular. but generally
lower There was buying of July ribs by the
steady prices for that product. Hog receipts were
1900 head, and prices at the yards were sc lower
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

McVickar. Gaillard Realty Company has sold for
Mrs. n. Weber five story double apartment
house. No 2cI East 9Th St. a lot 2SxSl feet to
Joseph WoIkenberg.
Jacob j. Talbot has sold for D. H Elfers to H.
n. Kohn the fve story tenement house. with store
No 442 10th ave-, 24.sx1OO feet
G. Tuoti s. Co. have sold for A. & T. Ginzbourger
the southwest corner OF let and 10st st. three
six story tenement houses. with stores. on a plot
100xl0O feet.
Sussman & Co have sold for a client No 2s7
East 7th 81. ave story hathouse. on a lot 2sxs2
feet, 20 Weil & Mayer
Henry Klein has sold 20 Samuel Cohen No sO4 to
SIS 9th st., four six story tenement houses or
a plot l63x99.ll feet, for S230.00O
David q Harry LiDpmann have sold M az Rad
ford St. northeast corner OF Leroy ST., three story
brick and frame buildings on Tot y 6x67 feet to
7. Roncorni G. A. SaWard the broker.
Sidney Nordlnger has bought for a client Nos
33s ana $50 East 6th st., two five story tenement
houses, on plot 50xS7.6 feet
Heiiner Wolf have bought from William {,
Morgan the four five story fathouses No is9 10 14s
West lO4th st.. north side, 255 feet east OF Amster
dam ave, on a plot iO0xlO0lI feet This is the
nrst sale OF these houses since they were put IN
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS SEE THE ADVERTISEMENTS
IN TODAY'S ISSUE.

r. II. MACY CO., Broadway and 9th avenue
call attention to their arrangement for supplying
goods 10 persons who leave the city for the sum-
Ener. They also announce a special sale this week
OF Women's suits coats. WOmen's lingerie blouses,
dress fabrics and travelling trunks They also lay
stress on special sale Of art pottery. porch and
lawn furniture and groceries
SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY, Sixth ave-
nue. between 18th and 2Oth streets will hold spe-
cial sale this week OF long fabric gloves French
and domestic muslin underwear. gray suitings. ba-
fiste combination laces, shirts, leather bags and
sheet music.
A A. VANTINE & CO. Broadway. between 18th
end 18th streets. offer a special sale this week of
Oriental goods. japanese gesha lamp shades. silks.
upholstery. noor coverings and screens.
HEARN, West 18th street, make a special offer
fabrics and taffeta Silks They also offer special
values ln babies wear. and viii hold a clearance
Eale OF women's tailored suits
BONWTT. TELLER & CO. West ga street, an
nounce the continuance OF the sale OF tailored SUITS
eoats and skirts They also offer a special sale OF
lingerie dresses and linen suits and waists.
sAKs & CO.. Broadway between 33d and s4tb
Streets call attention their annual clearance sale
Ot tailored spring suits for women and suits for
misses and small women.
2. ". EyERs, Fourth avenue. between 18th and
18th streets announce sale OF furniture foS coun-
tFy homes.
Il o'NEILL & co. Sixth avenue. between 10Th
and elst Streets advertise sale of silk and cotton
dress fabrics and women's hose Beginning 20
rorFOw they VIII oi1er special values ln imported
corsets.
JOHN FoRSETEE. Broadway, between T7th and
18Th streets, calls attention 70 special sale taiE
week ot VgOmen's suits. skirts. waists and blousef
sad other wearing apparel
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
TO SELL CHOICE TRACT.
Highest Bidder 10 Oct Dickinson
Estate Parcels.

yohn l. Parish the auctioneer. viii at noon on
Nav = sen az auction at the Real Estate sales
roorc Nos IL and l6 vesey st, the Dickinson es-
tate tract in The Bronx. This is ono Of the choicest
,,aean. land parcels in The Bronx ever offered toF
sle 70 the highest bidders. 1t is offered, too. on
easy terms. and scores OF little buyers viii un-
aoubtodly grasp this opportunity TO become own
e-s of what Is called by realty experts ideal
snecuIative land The tract is bounded on two
sides by the Bruner and vaFan tracts. which were
offered AZ auction last fall with such marked sue
cess
The entire wilIiamsbridge district possesses ideal
o1ialifcations for residential improvement because
IL Is all high ground, and also because il lies be-
tween Bronx and Van COTtlandt parks, and is
fanked by MoshoU Parkway and the Grand BOule-
rard destined 10 become two Of the finest drive
r-avs in the city The ultimate prominence OF this
so.fion is moreover assured by the fact that II IS
contigisous 10 the junction Of Jerome ave. the
great north and south thoroughIare OF tne vest
fkrnOy. and Gun Hal ROAD, the onit cTOSstOWu
street within q vast and rapidly growing area
Aside from the projected subway up Jerome ave. ave
this region viii have many more transit facItiss
on fhc Harlem Railroad The Williamsbridge sta
lion Will then be within twenty minutes OF ttSs
Grand Central and with the operation OF Ite Ioau
by electricity q much more frequent SUBURBAN ser
cessihle by trolley n Jerome ave. and in We6ster
ave The latter connecting with the bfonA FtIH
terminal Of the ID and Sd elevated lines ana
the LenoX subway.
tate tract is of the most desirable OF the re-
naming vacant properties in this territory. WIN
its frontaees IN Jerome ave. Mosholu PARKWAY
North and Gun Hill Road. Its 1853 lots lnclnde an az
of tie streets intersectng the property have been
opened and graded.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

ENRICH BROTHERS, Sixth avenue and 28d
street offer special values this week in women's
outing suits. laces and hand embroidered white
linen robes
A. D. MATTHEWS SONS, Brooklyn will on
Wednesday demonstrate the vacuum cleaner 70
show that It is only able TO clean carpets but
also able to the dirt from under carpets
without taking them up They call attention 10 a
special sale Of body Brussels. Administers Wilton
veIvets and savonnerie carpets and other floor COW
erings.
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs. Brooklyn. lay stress
on a special sale this week of Persian lamb coats
and untrimmed shirtwaist hats.
LORD & TAYLOR. Broadway and 10Th street
Fifth avenue and 18th street, announce a special
sale OF summer floor coverings, including Chinese
and japanese mattings. Oshkosh and Crex grass
mats and domestic rugs. gowns skirts, SILK petti-
coats, kimonOs and house gowns and various ar
ucIes for infants wear
BEST CO.. no. 60 West ed street. will display
graduation dresses for girls and young women In
inen. organdes and Iirgerie effects also MANY
creations IN muslin, lawn and dimitY trimmed
with lace or embroidery.
ARNHEIM Broadway and 9Th street calls at
sention 70 his imported Scotch chevIots and blue
ana gray serge suits Samples and illustrated hooIr
iet VIII be furnished upon application 10 fhe store
STERN BROTHERS. West 2sd street win rsv.
q special sale. beginning Tomorrow OF impaired
cloaAs ana wraps. silk sh.rtwaist suits Nyomen's
aoitaAaer Lingerie dresses. Their annual clearance
e Snyfn - sss a19 slIis apparel begins tomorrow.
VIII ne conUnned Special Inducements are OfPereS
IA eAs sAA ana upholstery departments.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. Broadvav and
4st street. VIII begin tomorrow sale OF Irish linen
bouses. paFasols. elastic belts gomen.s suits, ard
dresses igs all manner OF STYLES ana rns9ert.1L
"0AiAsH ana enilarens summer underwear.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
Srict Court:
Samuel Lustbader. jr. of the firm of Lustbader
& CianZ, No. go East SD street-Voluntary petit
ton showing debts of S62 and assets OF S, ,l3e
The principal creditors the State Bank $S,2l5
Max Teman, 81 24o The principal item of assets is
accounts due, S3.ll3
man and Rachael both of No. 2S40 Broadway. the
first showing debts Of $475 and that of the wife OF
S4l9 The husband owes Max Nogel, No. Nassau
street 1929, and the wife, the Nogel estate $4l9.
Anson A Woodruff. No. l15 West 129th st.-Volun-
ary petition with liabilities of 1888 and assets Of
sI00 The principal creditors c. p. De Hart,
RockaWay, Long Island, $500; c. S. Woodruff.
Bloomfield. y. J., 1880.
An involuntary petition was filed against David
H. Haber. J. A. Morris and Maurice B. Ault, trad
ingaas the Waldorf Costume Company, No % East
2lgh street. by A. c. Auffmondt & Co.. and other
creditors. with claims aggregating $l3. Eugene P.
Prentice was appointed received. with q bond Of
$500. II is claimed that the business Of the firm
was recently damaged by fire. and the loss ad-
companies, il is asserted has been assigned 10
meet preferential payments and TO pay for goods
recently purchased. The petitionng creditors allege
that, being insOlvent this act on the part Of the
firm constitutes act of bankruptcy.
Schedules of the Photo Electro Engraving Com
pany show debts Of 1856 and assets of s22 593.
The principal creditors L. F. MacLehon, of
South Orange. \. J., who has two claims one of
1886 for back salary, and second of S2l500 for
money advanced the corporation: Louis A. Dejonge
& Co. No 60 Duane street. 81 ,S57. and Harry Lin.
dinger. No % Beecker street. s, ,120. The assets
consist of cash. SIP; notes. S1; machinery, $1 eco:
accounts due, $i0.3l0 and unquidated claims. $50.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

Plans were fled in the week for a two story ana
basement synagogue TO be built in 10th St. 200
feet west Of Fifth for the Congregation Chab
Zedek OF which Leopold Herman Is president Il is
to be Of the Tudor style. in brick and terra Gotta
with an elaborate facade having a great central
gable window with ornamental mullions and a
coruice with two cupolaS. There be three
front entrances, the central having a stair
case. The building is to cost $50. .00O Hedman &
Schoen the architects.
Plans were also fled for six story loft building
at Nos. q and "a West 32d St. for J. K Spofford
70 cost S1SO.OOO L. Moses is the architect
Also fled with Buildings Superintendent Murphy
Tor SIX story apartment house to be built for th-
Rutland Realty Company in Riverside Drive 600
feet south Of 127th St 1t is be 75 feet front and
IS feet deep. with facade of brick, with trim
mings of limestone and terra Gotta, and win cost
100000. l.. A. Goldstone is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
MECHANICS LIENS.

45th ST.. No 22s East: Morris slndzik ast
pomenica Primella owner; John Primelia. con
tractor -.............. &
Central Park West. 8. corner 6Sth St 100 SN
100, John A. PhilbTck & Co. aEt Samuel r
Harris and Franklin haines owners Charles
Sandoerg and Edward L. Folk. contractors. . g.
Broadway corner seth 81 1O0xi07l. u No
Elraevy g son 9gt Realty Construction Com
pany, owner +. r. SWEET. contractor. ........--
36th st.. No. 285 East; the Berger NInnufRcturina
Company uGt 81. GahTiels Academy and 81
GabFiels Church, owners: SnnbsrFv 4 Feer
contractors .........-. ,..-..-..-..
Broadway. No 1Tol 1901: Henry r Worthing-
ton agt. +. v. SWEET. owner ana confrnctor
14ad st.. N, - 215 g w, % Broadway JOxlOO:
Federal TilnE and Mantel company art ATerrila
Realty and Construction Company. owner ana
contractor ......s.... ......... .... .....
Same 9ronerty: the Charles N Ggav Marble ana
Slate Company agt came. $1,000.
18th ct, Nos S3e and $50 West. Abuor r. Fae
low e CO. nGt Henry ". savage. owner. CharlrS
Sandhors and Edward Seek. contractors .......
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

5sa g oal6s sanss 3 50 S sS sP 6sfSs5a
alst St, No 50 West 17xlOos; Robert NaeEErath
70 Harry Tompkins' mortsase Sl5o 600 .o-,,- :.
Walter Dean to Ezra SETTER; mortgage.
Cherry st. Nos 1o6. lbs and iosi.. n $. COX irree;
Annie MCGOWAN TO Michael A Rofrano; mort
17th hssi St. 10 AS East, 25xo2 Abraham Levy to
sarah Cohen and another; mortgage; $1,000.
John st. No Il. n 5. Ok irreg' Josephine Slosson
Ellison ave. " :. 400 It of Marin st. 12lxlOO:
Christian Mihelm - to to George Joseph and an
I'd ave. No 1926 g $. 25x799; Adolf Miller TO sam
uel Newman: mortgage. $19. $50
112th st. :. 1923 IT Of 5th ave; Iotta Lyons
25tR s.. s66 # Of 7th ave. 1ssxasa .. George
A Demarest TO Orange County Milk Association
Lewis ST. No %, s. 24.1x1OO; Aaron Sarner et al
10 Ella Daniels; mortgage, 5000 ............
John st. corner. adjoining land Field Bruce.
2O.Gxf29; Alfred Bachman to Isabella Freed
Same property; James P DOYLE to Alfred c Bach
nla1; mortgage. $12p00.
Rider ave " $ 96S ii OF 1+4th ST. 15ox125;
James Lenahan to Bernard J Lenahan; mort
Commonwealth ave. >, 100 # n of n Morriso2
s.. 5ox1o0: John w DeEnler to Thomas \
.JaQues mortgage. 81, 200.
Lots 10 and 46, map 81 lotS Eliza G Ketchum;
Eliza e Ketchum 10 Anna I Nugent-
Napier ave, $ . corner Of 236th st. 80 11x1O0;
Fanny G Ormsbee to James Powers ....-.
Van Courtlandt ave s s 400 fu " of Spuyten Duyvil
Road. 5ox100 Joseph Totem ct al to James
Douglass: all title .......,--..
Same property, Robert L Totten and another 70
10TH ST. No 8if East. 25x24o Nathan Kohn 10
Sarah Kohn mortgage, $4,000 -..-.:.
135th St $ 1875 f. Of I.enox eve. 81. 6x99 II;
1oth ave. @ eorne2 Of 44th st. 75x1oo: Andrew
Hayek ct al TO Katie F Hayek; mortgage. S22.
seth St. Nos a55 and a57 West. s3 4xts,a; Harris
Mandelha1m et al to George W McAdam;
11ith St. Nos IA and I46 West 66.6xlOO1I: 10
other mortgage S61 666 CO .......'..........