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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-03-30
The Currant.

The currant Of commerce is said to
be one of the most nutritious forms of
food, pound of the little berries from
Greece containing more than three
times as much actual nourishment as
the same weight of lean beef. Cur
rants says one authority, should
really he eaten every Gay. They con
tain all the beneficial properties of the
apple, but in greater proportion" The
most important fact connected with
them is that they supply the body with
muscle building ana nerve sustaining
material i'll form ready for speedy
digestion and assimilation.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-03-30
Lion of byIOn.

One of the oldest and at the same
time most interesting bits of pictorial
work which have been preserved from
antiquity is that of the lion of Baby
Ion, and so careful was the workman.
ship that even after the lapse of sew
eral thousand years not only the out
line, but the color, is very distinct.
The figure was used very generally for
decorative purposes in ancient Baby
lon.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-03-30

If u parent deposits 81 at the bltI
the child and adds mt each succe
anniversary of the birthday nua
of dollars equal to the numberOfya
the amount by the time the sOnOrlaa
ter is twenty-one years Old, compute
4 per cent interest compounded I
annually, will equal $500 This won.
a substantial nest cgg to begin litea
The man who deposits only o d
Il week, drawing + per cent, comF-
ed semiannually, will have to his 9
it at the end of FIVE years $13, al
end of ten years $1G2, at the ea.
twenty years $403 and at the elI
forty years $1,294. The man who's
So Il week at this rate would be W
at the end of forty years the snug
tune of So, SSS.-Leslie's Weekly
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-03-30
SInnner.

Slander is Il poison which y
cuisines charity, both in the slal'7
and in the person who listens "
that Il Single caiumny may prove
to an infinite number Of souls gus
kills not only those who clrcu'a
but also all those who do not y
it.-Woman's Life.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-03-30

Talk not of wasted affection. At
lection never was wasted. If it en-
rich not the heart Of another. its wa
tiers, returning back to their springs
like the rain, shall fill them full of re-
freshing; that which the fountain sends
forth returns again to the Fountain
LOngfellow.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-03-30

A man can't fool his wife with the
same excuse more than three times,
but her son can fool her with the same
promise 800 times. and it will not
show the least signs of wear-Cass
County (Mo.) News.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-03-30
ChiiUhOOtI.

Man begins life helpless. The babe
is in paroxysms of fear the moment its
nurse leaves it alone, and it comes so
slowly to any power of self protection
that mothers say the salvation of life
and health of young child is a per,
petual rliracle-Emerson
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-03-30
CnuSfic

"And you are ready to forgive your
daughter for clipping with me- slr?'
Yes. I'll treat her kindly The poor
girl will be sufficiently punished in
having yoG FOR husband."-Cleveland
Leader.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-03-30

Jones IT So you have succeeded in
tracing back my ancestors? What Is
your fee? Genealogist-On thousand
pounds, for keeping quiet about them.
London Tit-Bits.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-03-30
II Hurt.

PA whaled me with board. Then
he said it hart him worse'n it hurt me-"
And do you think it didY
4 expect so. lie got big splinter
in his thumb"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-03-30
Unsuccessful Fishing,

Esmeralda-ThiS is my latest photo.
graph. What do YOU think of it?
Gwendolen-Let me have one, dear.
It's absolutely perfect. Esmeralda-
You mean, spiteful thing Chicago
Tribune.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-03-30
How 1t Was.

The Magnate-Do you mean to say,
Sir, that you will charge me $1,000 for
this operation if | live and $4,000 if |
die? How is that? Great Surgeon-If
you die it will be so much easier to
collect from the estate.-Life.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-03-30

Fun has no limits. 1t is like the hui
man race and face. There is family
likeness among all the species. but they
all dilrer.-Halibnlt ton.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-03-30

Brown Walking down this steep hin
Is pretty trying. isn't it? Creen-lt Is,
indeed; it Is regular uphill work.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-03-30
Home
Circle
Depart
nlent.

Be kind to thy mother, for 10! on her
brow
May traces of sorrow be seen;
Oh, well may'st you cherish and COM
fort her now.
For loving and kind hath she been
Remember thy mother, for thee will
she pray
As long as God giveth her breath;
With accents of kindne then cheer
her lone way
Fen to the dark valley of death.
Advertising our Affections only
increases their circulation.
Never try to be more than you
are, for sooner or later, counter
feits are detected.
The worlds greatest men grew
upward from the lower classes,
while the worlds meaneSt men
grew downward from the upper
class.
The man and woman who try
to make their home the most in
teresting spot on earth to each
other, and for their friends and
those who are near aud dear to
them. have but occasional use for
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-03-30

Many OF us miss the Joys that
might lie ours by keeping our
eyes fixed on those of other PEG.
PIE. 40 one can ENJOY his own
opportunities for happiness while
L. J.. n,.,.i...,..-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-03-30

The worlds greatest men grew
upward from the lower classes,
while the worlds meanest men
grew downward from the upper
class.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08

Charles Z. Duross has solo for Jackson & Stern
20 the Prudential Realty Corporation Nos. 4S5 and
sS7 West 18th ST. two three story dwelling houses.
5OX92 feet With this purchase the corporation now
controls frontage Of IS feet. Il recently bought
No. s39
Hutter Brothers have sold No 202 East l04th ST.
four story brick tenement house lot 0X505
feet 20 Max MoscOwitz.
L. Sharum has sold plot. 5.Sxlo0.l feet on the
west side OF Walton ave. l16 feet north OF Burn
side ave.
Parsons & iIozman have bought No. "a East 18th
81. q tive story tenement house 25XlO0 feet.
Henry Spadone has sold No b West 9lst St.
three story and basement dwelling house. on lot
isxl00G feet.
The Louis Meyer Realty Company has sold to
Frank Frankel No. lO2 East 1921 St. FIVE story
triple hathouse. with stores lot 2Sx75 feet
F. Schuyler Dunno has sold TO c. c. White No
529 West 18th ST. a five story American basement
dwelling house lot 20xtO01l feet. Carrie Friend
holds title
Harris Co. i'm conjunction with Sol. Freidus
has sold for Max ROchmes No. l5ll Lexington ave,
a hve story double iathOuse, with stores. on lot
25X95 feet
A Adler has sold No 9o7 West 12lst st. a four
story hathouse. on LOT 26x75.s feet.
l. Davis has sold u Parsons q Holman No "A
East 18th st. FIVE story hathouse, on lot 5xl00ll
feet
Anton " Finger has sold TO William wiel No.
1872 Second ave, four story tenement house. on
lot 256Xl90 feet.
Max Moscowitz has bought the four story brick
tenement house No. 202 East l04th ST. on lot ax55
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08

The Metropoluan Life Insurance Company has
loaned 70 the Plaza Operating Company S.ONeo
or tie ElaHa Hotel property. on the west sioe OF
s;h ave. between ssth and 5stA SITS. a plot @oloH
seX irregular.
The Plaza Operating Company Is erecting on the
size an eighteen story freproof hotel of brick stone
ana steel. which Is 20 be finished and ready Tor
occupancy May /. 1915. n J Hardenbersh is
the architect
NJ T. Ke.hy has sold 10 Matthias Chambers the
plot. s6xIs3 feet the side OF the Concourse
81 fees south % ISsth St. 70 John H. Henshau the
plot. 6Sx7s feet The south side Of lssth St near
the Co1oourse. and 20 NJ. Chambers the plot. e2x
100 feet the north side OF lS7th ST. between the
Concourse and Valentine
SlE~son q Hobbs have sold for Walter r. Gillette
70 a client for occupancy the four story brown
stone high stoop dwelling house No 30 West 72d
e.. 2ox55NlO22 feet
L. }. Phillips g. co. have sold for Daniel B. Freed
man No So West 69th ST. I'VE story dwelling
house, 3xle0h feet
r Zittel has sold for Traber Brothers No SO
West 1sth 81. a four story dwelling house. on a
lot 20Xe0Xloo feet. a client for occupancy.
A building Is 10 he erected az No ls0
East 72d for the Nineteenth Ward Bank, OF
which Theodore L. Van Norden Is president IL
will be Of classic Greek design IL is 10 cost $500
according 10 the estimate Of William Emerson, the
srchiteot. II viii be the banks third branch
rnent Of Education. has filed plans for five story
school 70 he built IN the ghetto district. the
northeast corner OF Stanton and Forsyth IL
will be lS9 feet front and loo feet deep, with a
Gotta II viii cost SS0o0. and IS 10 be known
Schoni N
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

A5rsGam spi,zeT' January HU is isos . sal 90
Amsterdam No 1888 i493 TOscani
Eust 81 iso6 ''s1i.y ss 90
72d ST. No 53S East: New York safety
Yeast comrsny JSiy = 1905 $50 90
louis O. Cohen e ah: August 20 1905 LISA 90
RuTns Z. isOe '['-o l575 90
eame SBsust Is is5e 500 90
same August ie 1905 - $3.50 90
August 81 1903 7ss 81
1854 st. No g2e East. David II. Spring agt
stN SS6SP Ns''O'i'o., - '... 125 90
Central Park West, corner S6th ST the
Pockland. R0ckpoTt Lime Company agt
al iune ~ 1915 9bv bond5 i-.. $50 So
l23d st No $40 o East; Murtha & SchmOl
IS is66 as. s2ss Is
lS2d St S s. 81 T. Washington ave; A
sirac,ion co@panS: july a. 1905 81 90
sf @ ne ,Is 9ltfi'y, mares 20 30
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, Sept. z, 1905.


Steamer Bermudisn tBr) Frase- Perrn,5, sa,,s,,b-
& 70 a r IgeleTids3 % with 2Oi passengers mails
Steamer Massapequa Cornell Nayaeuaz Au,,., ,e
Ponce % Arroyo "a Fajardo IS and 81 10 the
9th. ~ at '--" III
steamer Prinz wnlem " Dutch. Van der Coo, Par,
passengers. mails mdse Arrived at the Rar AZ m
steamer Rauma lNor) tlaussen baltimore September
a. m WIN finish loading for River Plate.
steamer Katahdin Mcclure. Jacksonville September Z
and Charleston 10 the clyde IS CO. with mdse Ief1
Quarantine ar 0:0s N.
Steamer Chesapeake Deano. baltimore. &c II Foster
with mdse i%tt quarantine a. 600 m
The Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Quarantine at
Steamer Merida from Havana. In Quarantine az I2.47
steamer 5, Ca;hbert Antwerp souh-southeast OF
steamer Northwesern from Wilmington Del Passed
IN SANDY Hook AZ l2|Pl
Steamer Delaware. from Manchester. Passed in Sandy
steamer Fl sud. Higgins. Galveston September / 70
the Southern Pacific 90. with gndse Quarantine az
steamer Monroe. Hurhers. Newport News and Norfolk
20 The old Dominion $ Co with passengers and
steamer Northwestern. Thomrson Port Arthur Tex
via Philadelphia 70 the Texas OH &c. with oil Passed
siss Ier ThornhiI 1Bn Dickson Perth Ambov -
Wesssl Duval Co. IN ballast Passed In Quarantine
Steamer St Cuthtert CBr) Lewis Antwerp Angus, es
70 Sanderson & son. with mcse- Arrived the
Steamer Merida. Robertson Vera Cruz August 20
Prosreso September ana Havana 4 TO James b WI
% Wh i59 passengers malls and nsdse Arrived a.
steamer Delaware CBr,. cabot, Liverpool August - IN
Phi9 Ruprecht in ballast Arrived al the Ear
steamer wnyah French Philadelphia to the C7vd. $
60, with mise Passed in sandy Hook al 2:3O
steamer straithary Qir. Horne Baltimore September
sandy Hook. J. sept :. $50 m-wnd southwest:
light sreeze: hazy. -
Steamers Celtic 3D. Tor Liy.rpooi via Queenstown.
sayona Italy Ramsay CBr). Hamburg. Rotterdam and
Newport. England
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
LIS PENDENS.

Water No 6f4 Herman Finkelstein agt. Abraham
korkus
Barretto ST. n. e cor simpson St Io5x75; Southern
Boulevard, n. Q. Barretto 175x1OO and
225 II. n of Barretto 100 5xT5 actions:
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company ag North
Realty Company foreclosure four mort
cages. attorney. T. :. Dean.
oath St. No. 24S East. samuel WOrrser agt. Henry
CehTi specific performance; L 6chafra
lO9th n. 100 f. ". OF Manhattan ave, 15Ox
% II Empire City Woodworking Company agt Samuel
Nicholson al faction :oIeclose mechanics Hen):
attorneys. Pressnger & Newcomb.
1l7th SIS f. OF 5th ave- 25x1oo11; Samuel
Hugel ag Nathan X. Habe action declare Vendees s
lien; attorneys Shapiro & Shapiro
Sd No 1851 1855; Adane s Connolly agt.
Herman Sefte al: partition: J. Judge
3lst n. 175 f. 9th ave. 25x9S 9: Abner
close mechanics lien: attorney A. r. Bunnell
124th n. s, 100 II sth ave- 5Ox1O0 II. Abner
r BigelOw Charles Weisshecker 81 al; action to
foreclose mechanics lien; attorney A. R. Bonneli.
1st ave ". ~ IT. Of oath St 10 9x70. and prop
Kings County; Johanna Hueg agr Charles Tueg
e al. partition. attorney. c. z Sutherland.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
MECHANICS LIENS.

Park ave. y. e. corner l5Oth ST. lODx245: Mason
Building Company Hgt. Abraham SchleSinger and
Herman Feuichel. owners and contractors q
Park a.s. 2. ". corner iO7th st. lO0xsi. same
Ar1eterIarn ave. n W corner I22d St so l1xi0O:
Ravitch Brothers agt. Jacob II. Horwitz and
Max I LefkOwitZ. owners and contractors
iO5th 81 No - 20 81 East; SaveTto Sappi agt.
tiOlde a Cohen, owners. Schlesinger & Fenichsl.
70 e.
Pork ave. n. e. corner i3Oth ST. 245K0e IL same
agt. Abraham Schlesinger and Herman Fenichel,
owners and contra ctOrs- -..---..--
PARK ave. n e corner ssd ST. T6.IlxlOO8: Kert-
scher & Co. agt- Hauben Realty Company.
owner and contra CtOT !
% ave. E 6, whole front between 9Sth and 1Ooth
sts. 2Ol lOxl50. Louis Bernstein agt. Hauben
Realty Company. owner and contractor Jacob
Binder ara Jacob Baum. contractors. -.-...--..-
Park ave. No. 8S3: same agt same. .-.-.........
55th St. No. S33 70 345 East American Plumbing
Manufacturing Company aSt- Hau0en Realty
Company. owner. Gustav Jackson. contractor. D..
Audubon ave. corner l52d St. 1OxlOp, Rails
ler Heating Company agt- samuel A. De WaltOff
and De Nalton q Marcus Realty Company.
owners. De Waltor s. Marcus owners ana con-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

2lsth St : s. % n. O. q Maple ave- for a
three story frame store and dwelling house 25E
80. Mary Paroppa. owner l.. Howard. architect
l2th ST. =. s3A It of Avenue b: for two
story frame dwelling house. 2lX46: Adolph ".
CioldCeieT owner; Henry Lane, architect. ......-
Marion ave. e. l5O f. n. Cf lS9th for
story brCk tenement houses. 50X94.Sis and
5tiN97 = Ada!ph WeHler. owner; Harry T. How
% - - - o. q e. . O.. o..
Bryant ave =. % Il. of Jennings 81. rear:
for a stOry frame stable. .6Nsi. Mrs Con
nelly. owner Niels TOAlberg. architect. .-.......
lT4th ST. o. Sl3 q. n Of WestChesteT ave. for
a two story frame dwelling house 2ix47. lille
NJ. Stadler. owner: Henry A Stadler Jr archi-
o. % 70 70 -- - O. - % I'd
I}Cwen - 2 s. 10 r. @ of King ave. for a TWO
story frame dwelling house. 28X30. = K Eddy.
owner, George ; Miller, architect. ...-.......
Amsterdam ave n = So II. 2. Of Liberty St.
for a TWO story frame dwelling house. 2Ox3O: W
n & r. NJ Rice. owners Henry A. Stadler. jr.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Bedford St, n. ". cor. Downing St: for two six
story brick hathOuses and stores sJx7e7: v
l'usceE owner. J. g Cocker. architect. 500
I'D st. No $50 East: for a Fsory brick bank
but ding, 2Oxs2 =. 18th Ward Pank. owner: W.
Water 81 Nos. 6i5 and e45: Tor two hve story
brick school buildings 5tfNi0l: Crippled Chill
drens East Side Free School premises. owner
Schnickel Ditmsrs. architects rs
Bedford ST, = e. CarmtDe 81; fer a SIX story
brick fiathouse and store. 80 9x62: H A Thou.
owner. C. NJ Struub architect. ................. so
stanton St, a Forsyth St; for five story
brick school building lesXlOo, city OF New York
owner; G b. ]. Snyder. architect. 800
31th ST. Nos 36 and 3s West: for ten story
brick lofts and store building. 5ixs6: T. r. Ball.
owner; Townsend. Steinle e Haskell. architects. 200
Park ave. No. TS9. for a FIVE story brick dwelling
house. 25Ns6b: Mrs. a .. Brown, owner; Hin &
stout architects ..-..-.-.. 70
5Tth ST. :. :. 100 f. Of 2d for
story brick school building 1O0x61.5. city Of
New York. owner; 9. B. J. Snyder. architect. i25
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
MANY PLANS FOR ALTERATIONS FILED.

The Manhattan alterations include the making
of the four story and basement dwelling
house. No. 70 West Ssth ST. into once and
studio building with elevator service. and ground
floor store. the improvements 10 be made Cor Ed
ward i. kupke, owner, al cost OF SIS Oo0. FOR
q tWo-stOrg bay extension in the Colonial style
for the four story dwelling house OF George Z.
additional story added 20 the three story dwell
ing house OF Mrs. W. Gayer Dominick, at No. I56
East ed ST. 10 SS010.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FORETGN PORTS.

Liverpool sept b-Arrived. steamers Arabic 03r). Ham
hleton. Boston via Queenstown. Sylvania rl Crosser
Boston VIA Queenstown. sailed Cedric. New VIA
Qu~ensovn.
Plymouth sept oArrlved. steamer Amsrika. Hamburg
American. az ii
Bremen sept o-ArTvsd sETk (orl. Dahl No
bile Pensacola and Norfolk via Rotterdam. 3 a m,
Bremen tier). Prayer. New York via plymouth ana
Cherbourg
CueensfoNn sept 4 II 4S m-Arrvsd steamer Iucania
(FD Nsi,l New York for Liverpool tand proceededi
Lizard Sept l--Stoaner 81 louis Jamison. from New
York Tor plymouth. ChsrhOUsg and SOUTHAMPTON. re-
ported by wireless telegraph when 23a miles o.
.he Lizard. o. ! p m to-day
TT!sxte sept 4ATiyed steamer soma HohenbsTz CAusD.
stlpailca. %ew foik via Naslss
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
WILL ERECT A FINE DWELLING HOUSE

A I'VE story dwelling house viii be erected at No
7Ss Park ave for Mrs. Adele Q. Brown. II is TO
be Of brick. trimmed with limestone with an elabo-
ratey decorated facade in the stvle Of the English
TudOrs, with two story ornamental baV. bal
cOny adorned with sitting lions at the corners. and
8 heraldic cartouche below the roof cOrnice. There
will be a central arched entrance and a spacious
reception hall. The building VIII have an elevator.
Il Is 10 cost 5000 The architects Hill &
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
HAReoR VIEW PARCEL SOLD.

The Ernestus Gulick Company has sold sixteen
lots OF its new development known as Harbor
View. az tho southerly end OF the village Of Sea
CEE The purchaser is Augustus Granger. Of
New York. who expects 20 build a dwelling house
AT once The property was formerly known thS
Graham estate. and has been held by that family
for many years The location is opposite the Ehlers
house on the shore and adjoining the fine cottgge
OF j. J. Dillon in Glenlawn ave The entire prop
erty Is 10 be improved with gravel walks. mac
adsulized driVeWays hedges etc. and is be made
a high class residence park.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

i23d ST. s. =. 100 e. w. Of Pleasant ave. look
i0Oii; Aaron Cohen loans Louis q. Cohen and
Amsterdam ave. n. W. corner 139th ST., "a 1lx10o;
Samuel Wacht loans Louis Peck and Max SEQ
9th ave. Plaza. ". g.. whole front between 6sth
aad Seth sts-. running n 800 iOx 2oOx
100 TX 95x 100 5< . Al, N 100 ~ = sGx
$ 100 Sx e. 2ox n. l0o5x e. 20x $. 1OO5x e i25
10 beginning. the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company loans the Plaza Realty Company &
Hughes ave, $ " corner lsTth st. 1O0N2J; Rich
ard =. Collins loans John Maresca. .............
lo4th ST. n. $. eco n 9. OF 5th ave- 5OxlOo IL.
and lO4th st. n .. 800 IT, .. OF 5th ave. b0N
Max Weiustaln ......... -
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
MECHANICS LIENS FOR $4,000.

Twenty-Five mechanics liens aggregating S5.ooO
were filed yesterday against the Haubem Realty
Company property the northeast corner OF
SD 81 and Park ave. side OF % ave, whole
front between Ssth and lGth SITS. and the side
OF Lexington ave. whole front between lS0th and
1slst SITS. the largest being IN favor of Mcbride &
Co, $500: Kertscher Co. SlSS0, Gatns Fire
proof Construction Company. 50 65a. and Siegel
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
NEW SCHOOL FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN.

A 1--WE story hreproof school will be built at Nos.
6sS and 6s5 Water 81. for the Crippled Childrens
East Side Free School Society. OF which Mrs.
Henry Goldman is president. Il is he Of brick
and ornamental stone. 20 front and l0l feet
deep, and VIII have roof garden. II is 10 cost
$1,000 Scickel q Ditmars are the architects.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
REPORTED LEASES.

J. Arthur Fischer has leased for y. Taylor Phil
lips the four story dwelling house No. "a West
Ssth ST: 20 Constantine Pichi No. 2c9 West SSth
a four STORY brick dwelling house. for MUnsch &
ProfZman 20 Samuel Auster the entire first floor OF
40 20 West S9th 81, southeast corner OF 6th
for the estate Of Dora Hahn the three story dwell
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08

Proepect ave. ". g., 2o0 Il. n. Of 18TH ST for
four two story brick dwelling houses Is exe<:
Cnarles Dillberger a Co. owners: Charles 5.
:, ~ - vii,, ,,. ~ ;
story frame tenement house. 23x5S: NJ @. Del
gaizo owner; +. r. Fay. architect. .............
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At Il Vesey st-By Joseph Day: 4 East 18th =,
Of 5th S3xlO3 8. easehold. story loft bldg
foreclosure sale the Rutherford Realty Co agt Wiet
Cook Wells & Snsdeker attys: J F. Hedges ref
3udgt. S27 BIS Al and int S4G2 Al and
s200O int. adjourned 20 September Il
BY Moo7ey 4 Lawrence: Teller ana Findlay aves and
l6fth ana l65.h block 42aN2e0l NJ De Peyster
agt Broadway Reliance Realty 90 al Morris & n.
attys Gerard Roberts due, SIG 40; etc
50, ,9F3 plaintiff fOT S11.50O
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
WIRELEss RRPoRrs.

The CamPana reported to Siasconset Yesterday at 0
m when $50 miles east Of Nantucket Lghtshp. She Is
expected dock to-day about T-SO a
The Kaisern Aususte Victoria reported Siasconset
yesterday al 3 when 1870 miles of Nantucket
LightshiD She Is expected dock to-day 1880
The Nieuw Amsterdam reported 20 Cape Race yesterday
1:l5 m. when 200 miles station She Is
expected 20 dock Monday about l . m
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
MORE WAKEFIELD PARK DEALS.

The Wakefield Park Realty Company has sold
10 Samuel Lurrie, lot No 66: 10 W. Kampa, No.
SOC: Joseph Kampa. No. 50s: Anna Habicht Nos.
$50 sSl. sS2 eS and sS4; Peter Frost, Nos 4S4 and
SIS: Harry Preiser. No. 1865 Kate Lehany. No. l94,
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
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