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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-04-19

We cali attention Of the health
officers to the condition of the
fountain basin in the boulevard
on Central avenue. There is
enough malaria in that stagnant
water with its green scum to In
noculate all of Fitzgerald. The
others may be in the same con.
dition. Later on we will wonder
why we are sick and if some
victim happens TO die we will
charge it up to an all-wise Prov.
idence.
Mrs. S. II. Duncan, Of Wray,
was seriously burned some time
ago; it all healed except a place
on her arm, some six or eight in
ches square, which resisted all
efforts to heal. Finally she
cane to DR.. E. V. Ball, who told
her that skin would have to be
grated on the denuded surface.
She consented, and the doctor
transplanted sound skin from
below the burn to the raw
surface. Later Dr.. Bali trans
planted skin from Mrs. Duncan's
sisters arm. The gratis have
taken we'll and the arm will soon
be we'll.
Miss A. E. Haven, and Mrs.
l.. H. Hodges, Of Washington
City, D. c., who were called
here by the aft ction of their
sister, Mrs. N. H. Gould will
return to their home this week.
Mrs. Gould's remaining eye is
in a better condition and Mrs.
Talbot will have charge of the
household affairs. Mrs. Hodges
who was so i'll while here on her
last visit is in much better
health altho, she had to have a
portion of three ribs removed
after she was placed in the hos
pital at Washington city.
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Five Thousand Dollars Reward

I hereby offer as a standing
reward $5,00O.0O, to stand
during the next two years, for
any violation of our primary cleo.
ton law, at the coming primary,
April 25th, 1906. $500 for the
first arrest and conviction, and
$3.50 for every other arrest and
conviction until the $4,000 90 is
exhausted. B. E. WILCOX.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-04-19

The Smoot case has gone to
the committee. Write or teleg-
raph Senator's Bacon and Clay to
use their Influence to unseat
Smoot and help the w. c. T. u.
in this effort to honor woman
hood, Address the Senator's at
Washington D. G.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-04-19

The most fastidions house
wives buy Royal flour. If.
Mesdames H. P. and r. l.
Stone, of Wright, patronized
Fitzgerald merchants today.
If property is worth buying,
get an abstract from Justice Alb
stract Co. limo.
Mr.. Robert Hunter, promin-
ent lumbermau of Valdosta, was
a visitor in Fitzgerald, today.
| FOR SALE.-A new rubber
tired buggy and set Of harness,
cheap. At this Office. 3.tf,
Mr.. G. w. Kiuard, of Bruins.
wick, will change his headquar-
tiers TO Fitzgerald, this week.
For fresh meats, native and
western, 60 to Joe Culpepper's
Market, corner Grant and Mag.
nolia. Phone II.
For Sale:-A five room house
and two lots. Inquire at this
Office.
Mrs. c. A. Johnson, of Main
street, was called to Oglethorpe
today because of illness of her
brother.
Seed sweet potatoes, Pryor
yams, at IS cents per bushel.
3.36tf. S. G. Pryor.
A. ]. Lewis took advantage OF
the excursion rates to New
Orleans, on account of the Con-
federate reunion, and will visit
that historic city until the
twenty.eight.
Rev. and Mrs. S. J. Stone, OF
Abba, who held religious service
in Lulaville passed thro this city
on their return home today.
Chickens Wanted:-Broilers,
fryers, hens or ROSTERS. Any
thing so it's chicken. Send us a
thousand. Address the Enter
prise.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.H. Grim bic and
family took the train yesterday
for Geuda Springs, Ills, where
they expect to make their home.
Mr.. Grim bic hopes to regain his
health by the change.
Mrs. w. H. Marston and three
children, will start for Niles,
Michigan, tomorrow, called there
by the serious illness of Mrs.
Marston's mother.
For Sale or Rent-Two story
house and lot, perfect condition,
near in; households and kitchen
furniture for sale; also fine piano
and good baby carriage-Apply
|216 w. Orange St. "a. If
Clerk G. M. Wise has finished
the city tax assessment which
shows an increase Of about 300
over last years, assessment which
means more than two million dol
lars tax values for Fitzgerald.
Clinton Plopper and wife and
two children arrived yesterday
from Cincinnati, Ohio. They
will spend Mr.. Peppers vaca'
ton with his parents. The
young man is we'll known in this
city being among the very earli'
est colonists.
About forty neighbours and
friends assem- bled at the resi-
dence of w. A. Simons, on Geo
nee street last Tuesday night
and helped him celebrate his
birthday.
An invitation to Come out and
eat all the Strawberries you
want" was respond ed to BY
some twenty-five ladies Of Fitz
gerald, who partook of the lavish
hospitality CT Mrs. F. Soiller a
her pretty suburban home Oh
Roanoke Drive on Tuesday after
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The butcher. Phone 1917.

Camps. 34.tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Forbes @
Douglas visited home folks here
today.
For Sale; A good Jersey COW
fresh, at Selby's Cafe.
Mrs. E. w. Perry is visiting
in TyTy.
Oleomargerine. High grade
at Whitchards. 131-tf
B. c. Mosher caught the paint
epidemic and his Office front is
much improved.
D. B. Null handles nothing but
first class feed, all kinds of chick
en- feed.
Mrs. Art. Grippe who has been
very i'll is improving.
Excelsior Prolific cotton seed
ST. per bushel.
Phenix Warehouse Co.
Lack of Space in this issue for
bids full details of the egg hunt
on Monday.
Now is the time TO bed sweet
potatoes, get the Pryor yam at
IS cents per bushel.
3-36tf. S. G. Pryor.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. LIE wis, of
Bushnell shopped in this city on
Tuesday.
For SALE:-A good residence
and three lots. Address, Box
448, Fitzgerald. If
Miss Ida B. Elliott, of Douglas,
stopped over in this city on her
way from Douglas to Wright.
To be absolutely sure your
title is perfect, get an abstract
from Justice Abstract Co.. limo
=. Mrs. R. Vondell and daughter
departed last evening for their
home in Petosky, Michigan.
Highest market prices paid
for hides, tallow and beeswax at
Joe Culpepper's. Phone II.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. f. Hutchin'
son took the train for Ills, yes
terday and after a visit there
will go 70 Horton, Kansas.
DR.. E. A. Russell has opened
up an Office in the second floor
of the Hansen building.
Call for the Georgia Best Smok-
err brand, G. B. S They are
made in Fitzgerald and guaran'
teed all Havana If
Conductor Newton handled
352 passengers last Saturday on
his Thomasville run between
AIS p. m. and 7:40 p. m.
I have concluded 10 do little
business in Real Estate sales.
Anyone wanting their business
hustled come to me.
e. M. Winslow.
Cvnress street. 37-tf
The Song Service in the Cent
raj Christian church on Sunday
evening was of an excellent char
acter.
If you want a good biscuit try
Desoto Flour. Every sack gnar'
anteed or money refunded. Att
Mrs. Geo. Whitman aud her
daughter Susie, departed for IL
limos Yesterday where they will
spend the summer with Mrs
Whitman's aged mother.
FOR SALE:-Some choice
mich cows. J. A. Carmichael
one mile east of Cotton Mill. 3-tf
D. B. Null handles all kinds q
Feed. Call aud buy your fee6
and save money. D. B. Null Att
FOR RENT:--Roons furnish
ed or unfinished. 408 n. Grant
Soft Mrs Matte S. Bailey.
cI &c - NHns,, c.
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| AAoS AO4Ios n A0A$ tss
No. | Native Pea-vine
Hay, $14.OO per ton.
CRUGER & PACE,
| 3-27-1mo Albany, Ga.
Mrs. B. M. Leverett and Mas
ter John and little Miss Louise,
took the train this morning for
Mou1trie.
Smoke the made in Fitzgerald"
kind. They are the best smok-
ers. If.
Mrs. N. E. Hatchet, of Chipley,
who has been visiting Mrs. 7. o.
Bowles, of this city, returned
home today.
Mrs. F. P. Stoner, GIG S. Lee
street, has linen and new designs
in eyelet work, for waists, skirts
and hats, and all material to
work them. Bargains in my
other goods. A new lot of toilet
articles. 3.29-1m
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Chase,
of Canton, Ills, arrived this
week and are the guests of Mrs.
Chase's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. l.. Chase.
For RENT. nice front room
second floor Phenix Building.
Apply to Phenix Grocery Co.
Miss C. M. Beckham, of Mich
OILS, stopped over between trains,
on her way to Abbeville, where
she will visit her sister, Mrs. J.
w. Newman.
The Palace Roller skating
rink is now open. Good music
furnished. Band music Mon
days and Wednesday nights.
In answer to the inquiries of
friends of Rev. Glenn, first M. E.
pastor in this city, would state
that he is located at Macon and
is the conference Missionary Sec
rotary of the M. E. church S.
FOR SALE:-Four nice lots
on the cofntr of Oconee and
Bragg. Can be bought for $500.
if taken by the Fl, of this month.
Perfect titles given.
w. E. Dougherty,
213 Jessamine street.
Prospects for building in this
city were never brighter. One
contractor told us that he keeps
one architect busy on plans and
estimates and the demand is in
creasing so rapidly he was oblig-
ed to send tor another.
DIR. and Mrs. A. Woodrey and
son Albert, of Elk City, Kansas,
are the guests of Mrs. Wood
rey's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Is. Emmons, and will be remem-
bered as Miss Annie Emmons,
of early colony days.
DR.. S.. C. Brown of Altamaha
street was appointed by the
Georgia Department G. A. r. at
Atlanta, Medical Doctor and del
egate-at-large to the National Ed
campment to be held at Mime
appolis, Minnesota.
C. Selby has added consider
able to the appearance of his
portion of Pine street by the
harmonious com binat1on of the
colors, dark green, gold and sill.
YER gray which freshens the
front of the cafe. AS he failed
to find anyone to WELD the brush
be undertook the job himself.
Prof. and Mrs. C. Rucker
Jones of Chicago, are in the city
introducing their new system of
physical education which is some
hat akin 10 the SWobode method.
Quite large number of promi-
nent business and professional
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TO REACH
FUNERAL DIRECTOR

must be sought.
Experience and high class APP
pointments enable US perfor m
ali necessary services satisfac-
torily.
Preparations for buria1s and
final interment are carried out
with delicacy an skill.
SOUTHERN MERCANTILE &GUILDlAs co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
DISCHARGED IMMIGRANT ARRESTED.
Lawyer for Russian to Appeal to Washing
ton for Bail

Felix Gaidsis. the Russian immigrant who ar
rived nearly three weeks ago the steamer
Moltke and who detained at Ellis Island
through cable advices from Russia, was dis
charged yesterday.
The man had hardly landed In Manhattan
when he was again arrested on orders from St
Petersburg and brought before United States
Commissioner Shields
Gaidsis was a secretary In the service OF Cen
eral Evengi Lamanski. Of the Russian army.
The latter in sympathy with the revolu-
tionists and. fearing discovery. moved to Paris
He advised Gaidsis 10 go to America. and gave
him GOO rubles. Gaidsis says he Is wanted N
Russia for political reasons. and declares that
he is not criminal The cable from St Peters
burg charges him with stealing 400 rubles
from one "Wishnakoff,' an official in the Rus
sian Department of State.
Gaidsis released from Ellis Island be-
cause the Russian government failed to show
wherein ne was an embezzler. The prisoner Is
represented by Elias Rosenthal who SAYS his
client is being prosecuted.
Rosenthal says he will appeal 10 Secretary
Root to have GaidsiS admitted TO bail until the
Russian government proves him a criminal
Gaidsls arrested yesterday by the United
States marshal on warrant issued by the State
Department., and countersigned by the Russian
consul general in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
REALTY NOTES.

The McVickar Gaillard Realty Company has
leased for F. De Peyster Livingston to client
for term of years the building No. 1860
Broadway; also for the w. L. Douglas Shoe
Company to the Richie Harnden Company. the
store No. 1.341 Broadway; also for the United
Merchants Realty and improvement Company
to French. Shriner & Urner the store and base
ment No. l49 West 42d-st.
\ report was printed yesterday that the Bel
mont syndicate now owns the Low parcel, at
Court and JoralemOn SITS, Brooklyn. and would
improve the site with tall office building. Title
10 the parcel was recently taken by W. A. Read
At the office of August Belmont the report was
not confirmed.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has leased for
Charles A Scheren, as trustee, the building No
53 Frankfort-st., to j. F. Kaiser; the four lofts
at No. 80 Pearl-st. for the Gillespie estate to a,
Levin Co, and lofts at No 81 Warren-st.
for the Agate estate TO Galewski & Meierenberg;
at Nos. 10 and 127 Front-st., for j. II. Hen
shaw TO the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Com
pany; at Nos. Ga to IS Fulton-st., for Charles
Buck TO King & Beer; al No. ~ Vesey-st for
the Lowe Electric Company to the Lentz Man.
ufacturing Company; at No. - Warren-st for
William II. Falconer to the Richard H Young
Perfumery Company.
Ira A. Lurie, for several Years connected with
the firm OF Philip A. Smyth is now with the
Charles T. Noyes Company.
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What is considered by many well known arcii-
tects and real estate men to be the best dweAihg
house ever built in this city to sell in the open
market has been sold. 1t is No LOU 0th-aNe
1t was sold for little less than the asking price
which 100000. B. a. Williams was the
seller. He built the house several years ago
from plans drawn by Van Week Goldsmith
The house is an American basement six stories
high. and occupies plot SO 10x100 feet, between
SD and S4th SITS 1t has eleven rooms for ser
wants. its own heating and lighting plants. is
freproof throughout and is built of limestone
The parcel No 50 to Al Park Place two five
story and basement and sub-cellar buildings on
a plot 100x90 feet, has been resold.' This is the
third sale Of the property in two weeks.
The Irving P. Lovejoy Company will erect a
ten story loft building on the plot Nos. 16o and
167 William-st- for the owners of the parcels.
The size of the plot is 52.4xs6x irregular The
same company has also sold Nos. 30 and 81
Rose-st.. old buildings. on a plot 4ZOX irregular
Y about 80 feet The buyer will erect a seven
story loft building on the site. This is the thlrd
sale of the property by the Lovejoy Company:
The Lovejoy Company has also sold NO. 6o0
Water-st. and No. 112 Amsterdam-ave. ana
leased No 81 Beekman-st. for five years AT
So 100 a year net. TO Behrer & Co, and mas
sublet the lofts for the lessee to Tee & Mason
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700
500
LIS PENDENS.

Sth-ave.. Il. corner 152d-st. 7eSxl0O; William sax
Abram Friedman al Specific performance)
attorneys. Mannheim & Mannheim -
$50 W. Of St Ann 25x1OO;
William Kingston Hiram Click et al faction to re-
possession: attorney. ]. David.
20th-st Nos. 21S and 300 East: James G. Minahan as
Caroline A. Pratt foreclosure Of mortgase) attorneys
Nussbaum & Coughlln-
Iudlow-st. Nos 11s and 100; Hyman wachstein ast
Wolf y tder Specific performance attorney G. schwek
Ogden-ave W. 161th-st 3t4 9xlCS TX irresu-
lar: Iindave 223 11xs3 OK irresu
Merrian-ave W. 16Dth-st-. 9S1 10 Lind
Y 4O4 Ok irregular. and other property; Edwin B.
Sheldon agt o. Wheeler individually and
ecutrix (partton): attorneys Sweezy Seymour
Marion-ave No. 2 T42. George s Morton and another
agt Evans faction TO foreclose mechanics henl
Tremont-ave. s. W. $. adjoining lands Of Methodist
Episcopal Church. running s. 100 3x e. 25N n e
sax 53s to Diyiston-st x n e % TX n W Ies 70
beginning: Amanda BussinS agt William u Corcoran et
al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; attorney G. p Hallock
w. corner Ryer-ave. 1Sxa3: Catherine Daily
agt. Murphy ct al tpartltion); attorney d F.
HoIahan.
Abraham s. IserSon ct al foreclosure or
MOI. J. l. Bernstein.
Front-s Nos 2Sia and 30 Tacie d Harper. trustee.
agt Nellie Cotter foreclosure of mortgasel attorneys
Harrison & Byrd
The Bronx Margaret Whitley agt John Cass ct al ar-
Spencer Place s. 100 n. n. OF 15oth-st 5x3i Sx
irregular Spencer Intersection OF dividing
a. IA TX irregular 70 lands OF
Port Morris Railroad Company NewYork Central and
Hudson River Company agt Emma Du Barry
acquire title. etc); attorney A II HARMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
FOR DWELLING HOUSE, $4,000
BEST SPECULATIVELY BUILT STRUCTURE or IT'S
CLASS EYER ERECTED, SAY SOME
Third Sale of Place Parcel in To Weeks-To Erect Big
Loft Building an WHfam-st

Edgecombe-ave 1Sx50x99 II feet, 10 Netie and Her
mann Cohen, for occupancy
Comellas < Froman have sold for Henry J. Gar
ner No. 30S West llSth-st., five story triple HAT
house, on lot 25xlOoll feet
J. c. Hough has sold for E. A. Steen No. 242
West 1O9th-st.. between Broadway and Amsterdam
ave, five story fathouse, on plot 3I6xlOOll feet
The Equitable Realty Company has sold for n
client No. % West 1O5th-st.. five story double
fathouse. on plot 30xl0oll feet.
H. P. Young has sold No: 6S West 96th-st., four
ward Moeller to the Naughton Construction COM
pany.
Charles E. Duross has resold for Richards & Levy
No. 2S6 West 65th-st, four story tenement house,
lot 25xI005 feet.
The Enterprise Realty Company has sold for
Max katz No PA East 9Sth-St.. a five story tene
ment house, on lot 25XlO011 feet.
Henry Wise & Son have sold for Anton Eerko-
WITT to Antonio Mungo No. 2f2 East loSth-st.. a
five story tenement house. on lot 25X1O11 feet.
Philip Weinberg and Samuel Golcstein have sold
the plot, 12xlColl feet the south side OF nlth-
ST; 10 feet east of Th-ave., to Makransky q APP
pelbaum.
Newman Leavy has resod No 20 West 133d-st.
a hve story fathouse, plot 26xs9.1 feet, for
Theodore Brooks to DR.. Marcus Markiewicz.
L. Walter Lissberger has resod the five story
single hathouse No. 17S ST NiCholas-ave., on lot
23X100 feet.
j. II. Oeters & Co have sold FOR Simons & Har-
rlS NO. l,+I Amsterdam-aVe.. five story fathouse,
with store. on lot 25x1O0 feet; also r. r. West
colt, the northwest corner of Amserdam-aVe. and
I66th-st. five story fathouse. with store,
25XlO0 feet, and for Morris Freundlch the south
east corner of 133d-st and Amsterdam-aVe.. Il five
story fathouse 2X75 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
SETTER FRAUD CASES Up.
Grand Jury Hears Eridence-Many
Basclcss Claims Uihdra7cn.

The first evidence i'm the sewer fraud cases was'
presented 10 the grand jury in Kings County yes
rc:day. Judge Crane made a special charge TO the
jury riding the money which. il is alleged.
has HIrtuallv been stolen from the city treasury
Dr. INSCRIPTIONS lawyers. It is estimated that
thousand cases involving 10000 in damages and
nearly all fraudulent DOW pending in the
courts II IS also estimated that more than one
hundred lawyers. I'm many instances prominent. are
riitS Of prosecuting claims Of This nature against
The city. Al Judge Cranes request the grand jury
VIII sit morning and afternoon until there mas
iee7 q thorough investigation Of the charges
against the lawyers.
While ID Is understood thar the names Of l2}
lawyers on the list presentation 10 the jury
IL is thought that the ones supposed have been
lie authors of wholesale frauds viii he first in
dicted. II is feared that the lawyers. even if
guilty, UIu bee hard 10 convict, their probable
excuse Of good faith" VIII difficult to disprove
The lawyers VINO have been most active in pre-
sonriug claims against the city have become fright
cred within The last few days and have been with
drawing cases from The courts. One lawyer has
NJ, ndrawu one hundred cases involving what were
supposed legitimate claims for $1,000 in dam
ages
some OF those DO are now anxious TO Withdraw
1ho- cases meeting with great difficulty in get
ting the supposed claimants against the city to
syn the Withdrawals.
ia speaking of the attempts indict the law
yers who have been robiins the city, Controller
Metz sali Yesterday:
! understand that some Of these lawyers have
teen going about Dragging about the pull they
..aN- Ia the Controllers office. If they have got
any puil IN here I want 10 know where it is and
when find il The pull viii DE promptly cut out
They have also been Dragging that they have a
good pull in the office of The Corporation Counsel.
am t:Nli 10 nna that, too Most Of these claims
are fake claims, and am going TO stop them If II
is possible do it,
Go nor So why nothing was done before TO stop
these things some OF IN. examiners have told me
ihoy were afraid 10 make reports for fear Of their
Sup'lloTs. have told them that / will see that
t."y are projected. and all they have 10 do IS TO 90
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$50 q Mar, FaEays 21e' mdr 5as9o
ehs 5o2 NP ROBSON SS SsoO SS' Ls ct al
10th ave Nos eil and e4s s. 5o2xioo: Hancket 700
Same property; Rachel Moses to Heller
sl @ostsa No AZ East 251io2 . Gustav oodmann
to ARnn %osss S &C. ss o a14o
Cabot Real Estate Company to Louise 100
sd-aye No All VS. 5o4xi2s; Thomas D Nal 100
Bf To ave TO S8nf nO[ Of issihs sois
1esth-st. n e s. NJ Il s Of Brlgss-aye 251ix
Ie Minnie 2 Cox to Anna Macdonald; mort 1on,na,
East chester Road W corner syracuse lOox
% SS sags' .ta adams to Charles Watkins
s william M 5Ss Of and another
SeSrad to Adolph FTeund Nominal
81 to Marcus ne ~ oI E,s snd aoS65 Arthur
Saunders no to zeono A Psrodi $500 100
sRmp % HENRY MG sbappe orsas
esste 9 G5 "a sS John map Pae IT, to
Surplus Realty COmPany; mortgags s2ol2 Nominal
Prank Mess 10 C George K ln sst'
resalar Max S1i Roienthai ct al to Martin
Brook ave. : % 4 Of i45th-st 25zoo Hattie 400
Nassau st No % to q. W s. As 6xss 6x4s 7xss7
Oser Mead ,5 , to Equitable s,ass lie go par
al @ M.rv Be-, % same il S0"insi
same pr9 a fi Freoeriek Meaa TO
sa PaeI properly a Ht;'e Gabriel Tooker same
part .-.-..-.-. :. :.
Sd little properly liati'et = Nea1 Nominal
sane Tae Pro a fiiI Emily M ai'eis Nominal
same pr9psF err Rooe aII title AeHu ~ 10000
same 20 propffty III HaTT, e Mead 100 900
same , peope a same 20 Tart a 10000
Nassau-st No Il. s. 3.4XT99: John r Scher-
merhorn TO Equitable Life Assurance Society OF 900
6sth 100 II @ Of West End ave. iOOxiOO5; oo
Frederick II Kastcns 20 Ida Margoes s-- ln
Norfolk No 81 25xl00; Julius Braun TO
Jonas We'll and another; mortgage $50 $50 nominal
18th ST. No 26S West. Joseph L. Butten-
wieser Anna Abendschein; mortgage. $22- an
puo wv
18th st No go West, X: Joseph I. Butten-
" eser to John Worth and another; mortgage ,oo
SD 600 100
74tr-st No 4Os East 25x1O22 Miller
Leopold Einhorn and another mortgage. SSl am
90tt-st No % 5Ox1OOs; NORTH
Newman 10 William F Ebeing mortgage. $50 90
129h-st No 1is East 2Ox99 IL Ellen
Marcus |. Oak and another; mortgase -,
Washington ave No 1.189. =. x; William
2 Schinpf to Adolph Konemann; mortgage ,oo
Caudwel-ave. W s. # n OF 1G5th-st FOX
1194 Robert Altman ct al to Samuel Green; 80
mortgage, $2opo IVV