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Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06
SOLVING PROBLEMS

The Fa.sa.ns, New, say, in m ea.- r.riaI:
 The Gu--.au..m, are just now pay u- millions .ar experiments which later win mean mor. millions for che Panama.
 Their dreE-au- in ,he Dawson coun- try hay. u on. year taught the miner, O. that camp mueabou.mtniug rreaulen gravel, O. ,he north than they had learned in all the years since tac camp began. so ar 90, the Gu-- gauhelu- and their oreG-er, are cou- c.vaed there is n. more frozen gravel. That quantity ha, ceased to be am ob- -.acIe and au expense.
 It Ina, been demonstrated that the dredge a,,.mtIgtes the rost-bitten paysrreak as rapidly and painles,ly as a kid doe, a blueberry pie. Uncle Hiram ploughtng through the orchard couldn't make burrows faster than a Guggenheim dredge chewing its way through the ice into the Eloudike creeks.
 Strip the tundra. and running water does the rest. seems to be the formula. Reports by wire from the big camp up the river indicate that the process i, entirely successful and that it has made of frozen gravels a problem nc more serious or expensive than i, tbawed ground.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06
SMITH CHARGED
 WITH POLYGAMY
Mormon President Arrested on Accusation of Having
 Five Wives.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Salt Lake City, Oct. 2-Joseph F. Smith, president of the Mormon church, was arrested today upon the charge that he is living with five women, four of them polygamous wives. His forty-third child was born a few days ago, of q plural wife. Smith gave bail for his appearance in the district court to answer the charge of polygamy.
 The arrest of Smith is expected tc add great bitterness to the local and state campaign. It was instigated by the American, or anti-Mormon party, which is making strenuous fight against all Mormons in politics.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06
In Swift Rapids

The rock is in the midst of very swift rapids. On one side the bould- CTS are so thick that it is suicide to at tempt to navigate among them. On the other side skllful boatman can pass. When the Richardsons and Jeter came by they steered their boat on the safe side as close as they could without great risk and threw line to the men, who stood in a row. Rich ardson says one man could not have withstood the jerk when the line frightened but the rope swung round the group like a whiplash and they managed to hold it and pull the boat back into the eddy below the rock.
 When the men were first stranded the water was knee deep over the rock but by the time they were res cued the stream had gone down and they were in only to their ankles.
 The men are the party known as the Foster crowd, who had been working on Cache creek They were on their way out. The river was higher than it had been during the summer, owing to warm weather which thawed the glaciers and snow which feed it. The boat was wrecked in the rapids just below Peters creek. The four men taken from the rock were Foster, Dennison, Frye and Barris.
 Snyder had been missing twelve days when the men came out who brought the news to Seward this week.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06
GASOLINE BOAT EXPLODES
 AND WOMAN IS CREMATED
By Cable co The Daily Gateway.

Seattle, Oct. - The gasoline schooner Vera went on a bar at the mouth of the straits yesterday after noon and was overturned. Her gaSo- line tank exploded and the schooner burned. cremaJiug Mrs. Dick Schaupp.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06
To Succeed as Chief Surgeon

Dr. w. A. Richardson succeeds Dr.. Burns as chief surgeon of the Alaska Central He has been first assistant for long time and has had charge of the hospital at camp 49, where most of the work has been done during the past year. Dr.. David will assist him.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06
SEWARD STEAMERS

Santa Clara; sailed for Seldovia an Uyak 2nd: due returning 9th.
 Bertha; sailed from Seattle 26th. Excelsior; arrived in Seattle 9th. Portland; sailed for Seattle 26th. Dora: sailed westward 10th.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06

President Joseph F. Smith has been arrested because one of his wives has presented him with his forJy-third child in the midst of this crusade against race suicide. Maybe Utah thinks 25 is enough for one man.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06

Ladies, you can wear tailor-made skirts this winter. Give your order to Brown x Hawkins, select your mater ials from samples, and they will do the rest. They represent 'The Royal Tailors" of New York and Chicago, makers of high grade clothing.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06
THINKS SNYDER
 GOT OUT SAFE
Continued from page D

came down they saw this Oat tied on the other side of the river, showing that somebody had crossed. Snyder had to go thirty-two miles to Conklin's from the place where he reached shore.
 Snyder reached shore in the even ing. He made a fire and camped for the night and next morning started up the river. If he reached Conklin's camp and come down with rescue party they might have arrived at the rock after the men had been taken of, and gone back up the stream again. When the miners left Susitna Station September 22 with Dr. Cook, no one had come down after the Richardsons and Jeter.
 When the boat struck the rock one end of it was smashed and it was sucked down, emptying everything out. The men managed to scramble upon the rock with few articles, one blanket, a rabbit-skin robe, a saw and hammer. All their provisions were swept away
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06

J. $. Holman has rented the rail- road bunkhouse and will conduct it hereafter. A large sitting room is one of the many inducements he holds out to the 0oys. The house will be known as the Madison. Please give him a call
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06

Please come and carry away a suit Of clothes from Clayson's store. You can take a cravenette rain coat also if you like and anything else that strikes your fancy. The expense don't cut much ice.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06

Smokers will do we'll to examine the new and complete stock of Wellington pipes at the Owl Drug Co. before buy ing elsewhere. They run in price from 75c 10 $500.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06

The Oregon Mining Journal has dis covered that Ut is reported from Alaska sources, but not confirmed by any official statement that the Harri- man interests have taken over the Alaska Central railway, now under construction from Seward to the Panama river"
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06

Maybe the czar will get used to ter- rorists in hi, household just as a Gen. rraI American resident gets used to finding tuautuIa, in hi, bed and won't mind them a, long 30, they don't get
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06
santa Clara Arrives

Steamer santa Clara arrived Tuesday morning oJ $ o'clock from Seattle. She hau i5J ton, of freight for Seward, besides 25,O00 feet of bridge timber for the railroad. She sailed westward at 8 o'clock in tine afternoon for Seldovia and UyaS. Capt. Schage expects to be gone Co the westward four days, as 1t will require twenu-fom hours to load che canned salmon u, Uyak. Accord ing to this calculation the Santa Clara will sail for Seattle from Seward Sat uGar evening.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06

You become independent when you establish a system of spending less than you make-not until then. Get something ahead. Remember it's the dollar you do not spend that does it.
 BANK OF. SEWARD.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06

The Jans don't want Co get too gay with Uncle Sam OF they will find that his naval gunner, can ,hoo, Srra'gh,'r than rhg cars.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06

Don't suffer the annoyance of being unable to obtain Sunday Times. The Owl Drug Co. are exclusive agents. Step in and have one reserved. x
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06

When rh. nra>.del, refused 80 uap- kin ar table n l.erd the hatJ.eNntp Missouri Al. ... SD uu aouo. with the
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06
Made Sawed-off Boat

The river current held the boat against the rock but the lower end was so deep they were unable to pull it up. They sawed off the upper end and with pieces of board and nails managed to box up the end of the sawed off por- tion. In this craft Foster and Snyder safely made their way to shore, intend ing to throw line back They took the saw, hammer and matches with them. They had rope fifty feet long, which they raveled out into strands making line l5O feet long.
 This proved to be too short to reach the rock. Then Snyder proposed that Foster camp while he went for aid. Foster refused, saying: I'm not going to sit here by a camp fire for two or three days with those other men out there in the water" Then the two decided to go back in the little sawed off boat and try to rescue the others one at a time, In approaching the rock the little craft was smashed as the big one had been. This left all five men on the rock in a worse strait than ever.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06

Sourdoughs and chechacos are in vited to attend the services at the Commerce cafe.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06

Indian curios at the A. B. Drug Co.,. corner drug store.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06

<. A. Dice, of the engineering force ar 49. is in town to make trip to the states He will visit his old home in Indiana and return to Seward in the spring. He has been with the Alaska Central for three years without a vacation.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06

Taft seems ID h. heavy enough hold down ... .# m Cuba.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06
WEEKLY WEATHER RECORD
TEMPERATURES.

Weather record for the week ending October ,:
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-06

HandbiIs arriving on the Santa Clara announce that the steamer Cor win will sail from Nome October ,l5. She is booked to reach Seward Octo- r.... 1L
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
Farmer HELPS AUTO"
Volunteered to Fill Tank-Drirer
Badly Burned.

Montclsir, :. !. June CspeciaD.-A large auto
mobile. bearing New York and New Jersey licenses
IN which We're seated four men on q sightseeing
trp through Northern New Jersey, became stalled
q The TOP of the mountain. near the Verona line
lsst night The supply OF gasOlene had become ex-
hau1ted. and, the hour being late, the party in
e guandary- Q. !. Shearson. a New York broker
was one Of the party.
q A farmer driving a wagon approached the dis
ah'ea party ana asked II he could render any
ssranee.
You can If you have any easolene in your
wagon was the reply.
'Iha-'s just what I have" came the Joyous re-
s291Se- and soon the tank filled with what was
5e-et@l 10 Lle The row almost priceless article.
IRE chauffeur filed the tank without eXtnCuish-
las me lights ano N moment a terrific explosion
occurred The chauffeur was terribly burned about
tle body. and the automobile was damaged 10 the
tStfnt "t Shi9. carriage was summoned and the
G1tort-nsfe man hurried 10 The hospital where
te is IN serious condition.
i IS SAID hy the members Of the party that the
accident was due 10 the fact that the farmer had
furnished henzine instead Of gasolene while others
ssy tra- the explosion occurred because the chauf-
i4lE had failed 70 eXtinguish the lights
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
LIVESTOCK MARkET-BY TELEGRAPH.

rs9ssse. June z-cATTLE-Rsceipts. 300 head; market
49, 9eeves. & 1Og$8; and heifers. 81 l9q S2'
s95S rf5qs7 q sLockers and feeders Y Iogs4 70 20;
a. Its 15 coo head; market. 5al9c lover mixed
a. g 2se IS; good hsay 50 91s9 ,as 20 s91s -, a
In - 45gSG . light 50 20aSG 20 piss, - t3s2 ~
isr sales. Sc 81 ass - si5EEP-HeeeIpts 41Jy --}
a. atfkst steady sheep. 50 40s6 10 yeAfhss ," 'o9
~ ,laaals s. 25qSe 20
EzSAsI. June 2-HOGs quiet. butchers ana sHippeIs,
sssgssS f1:2sEE s. l1aS5; common - Zlgsz 40
- = 5G9S4 70 LAMBS strong So8$l 40 .,o ,-....
aos S1as1o. June 2-CATTI4fS % @9yy Ieai
o. &c steady NFcAI-Reoeipis. I'D head. scdlFe s Al
%. gsr - 55qs6 rs IIoGsIece,Pse a. loy Ie
aE lower. heavy anE mixed 80 SJUSo ~
kESs u gss Sc 5Gas8 50; roughs 80 5CgS9 60 @ 91i , @
tsas - SHEEP AND Ia Nt5S fseesiI''s' -'VVO ''
&C STEADY; lambs 50 S0aSI 10 -. ,zn .,s.a
hehS1as City June -cATTLE-fteceipts' Joy heh1' &
Ben g SoutLaras: market unchanged 1i.olIo o5
Aao dressed beef steers s. z5 q So 6o falr 10 sol
tss y 20 Western fed steers So IA 90 70 y e. s6
ssgtssers 81 Is s4 60; Southern steers % sek "a
set, COWS, 81 60 Ds4: native cows ~ 4,s.i,,ee
aEe peters 50 254tS =; bulls $s "a HOES
isssttt-S; receipts for the week, syOpv Asaa Iny'
ssl. SgI 200 head; market Sgl5Ee Sc az
l g % s6 90: pigs and lights. s. go r,s ass ze
~ 9f the week, 20 200 head. SaEEfs ~
market steady: native lambs, se@aI az -
gs s1e se yesrlings $5@ So Is. Western ellppsa
n srs - Is: Western clipped sheep sbMsb sLSHn
l feeders. 81 50a So receipts for the week. ~'''V'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
ARREST AT DEATH RAIL
Policeman. Sought for Ertortiors,
Tries Sub1cay Suicide.

Jahn J. Bryan, patrolInan attached to the
charles street station. and Charles R. Price. an
.,5srly man, VINO lives opposite Police Head
,usrters In Mulberry street were arrested at
pa o'clock yesterday afternoon on a charge of
eKtortion,
According to Deputy Commissioner Mathot
.se arrest was brought about by Patrolnan
lanes Donahue, Of the West l00th street sta
,ion Donahue is on the eligible list for promo
,fn. and he was approached by either Bryan
o- Price. said Mr.. Mathot. who told him that
,hey could obtain his promotion TO the place Of
-oundsnaan by a payment Of 5000
NJ Mathot said that Donahue told him abou+
re offer Of Bryan and Price. and on Friday
ysthot gave the patrolman 5000 made up Of
,sur $50 bills, each marked by Mr. Mathot. and
srancenlents We're made for the deal TO be
crnTleted last night
somehow or other" said Mr. Mathot "a auke
ocurred and the tryst was POSTPONED until g
nflock This afternoon. At this hour Assistant
rs1rirt Attorney Murphy and myself saw
Byan and DoDahue enter into a converse ton ."
The Commissioner said that Done hue passed
tie $500 10 Bryan. and that the latter entered
Pnce's house, going into the bedroom at the
rear lheN locked the door, and Commissioner
Msth0t. Mr.. Murphy and Roundsr1an Green IA 4
70 burst i open to get in. When they entered
the room they saw Bryan and Price Bryan es-
clpe5. WITH Mr.. Mathot and Nr Murphy in
pursuit once IN Mulberry street. Mr. NathoI
sad. Bran started for The Bleecker street sub
way station. Just before he reached the en-
trance his helmet fen OF but he did not stop
n nick j. up Rushing down the stems Prva n
,aaped 10 the track. At that moment his pur-
sue-s caught him and prevented him from
throwing himself on the third rail and commit
ting sliride- Nj Mathot said
As ho ra1, Bryan threw away the money
which Mr. Msthot alleges was paid TO him by
Ionahue on The subway track was picked up
2 So bin which Mr.. Natfot Identified as one ~
those pr l'1a1sed and gave 10 Dorahua
4 search vas made Of Prices bedroom and
underneath ine bed. the police say, another Of
tie marked bills was found
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Boston Road No 9sf 10 so5 Herman Gordon 10
Ben Cohen; mortgage. SlO2, 800 .............
Brook ave s. % II OF 14sd St 50x90. 4
Realty Company TO Benjamin B Marco. ..-.....
l37th ST. Il $, IS II OF Alexander ave 2511OO;
J Z Leaycraft Gilbert A Wright and an
other
4lst St 40 81 West 2n.6x9s.9 George V n Bald
win TO Mary } Mcdonald. ...,...........
Columbus ave. Nos ell and 6lS s. bOx75: John
Eggers to G Wachman; mortgage, $40, 600.
Same property: C1ementine Wachfnau Lille
Bernhelm; three-eighths part; mortgage. SOB,
900
Same property; same To Hannah Bernheim: three
eighths part. mortgage, $50 500. .......-.-....
Same property; same Horens OsternEn; two
e!ghths part mortgage, $tJ, 800. ...........-...-
44th ST. No B5S West. 2TE100; Lena Goodman 70
Robert Garcewich and another; mortgage. So
East Broadway. No 223. s. 23 dx90 6; Max
Wolper Jacob Oppenheim: mortgage. S2OOUo
142d 81, No 2Ss West 25K99. Il, Amalie Braseh-
nick 10 Sarah Hershheld; mortgage, 1880.
Amsterdam ave No 9sS, 8, 23xl00. Edward De
Noyelles 20 Caroline Ross. mortgage, $4,000
10Ith St No 215 East, 25X10o.li: Eftie Violin 10
Savero Feraca and another; mortgage. s1OSOo..
1o8th Et No 10 East 25xl0o II: Augusta Impe-
ratio Joseph u ErTico ct al; mortgage. Sl SOD
Goth ST. No ais Esast 25x1O04i Annie z Dietz ct a.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
DEATH ENDS MYSTERY.
Husband. Long Missing, about to
Return Home WeaEthg, Is Shot.
BY TeleEraph 20 Tie --.hrre. l

Middle-own. X. Y. June 2.--Word has been
received by Mrs. Ransom Calkirls. OF Hankins
y Y of the tragic death Of her husband in
G1llfeld Australia. Mr. Calkins was a promi-
nsnt resident Of JeTersonviHe. Sullivan County,
-xhen ne nsysteriously disappeared. twenty years
ago this month.
Recently Marshall c. Quick an old friend Of
the family. went TO Tacoma, Wash, where he
,ner several returned gold miners. Inquiry
among them elected the fact that Calkins lived
r. -he Australian gold fields for many years.
He had discovered a gold mine some months
ago and expected return home rich. An
1le dispute for its possession Calkins was shot
and killed
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
SAY ALLEGED BANKRUPT HID MONEY.

An voluntary petition in bankruptcy was fled
ssai7er Taristian A. Luhnow, who has conduct ed
monthly publication known as The Trust Com
Ianles' ~ No. - William street, by Mrs. Lynette
LuanoV. with a claim Of $1,000 for money loaned;
Charles Cheney q Boulder. Col. for loan OF sl50
a-d Baroid whitney. Of Brooklyn, for services rem
lsred. 50 TIE claim is made that the alleged
ankru-- has Withdrawn his hank account and col
@cfeC large sums from advertisers. the proceeds of
Fh-ca Boz aas hidden and concealed" and, in addi-
nl ID pay his Oftce force, printing bills
and other outstanding obligations all Of which il is
tAeeeo constitutes act Of bankruptcy, having 2
~ been done by the alleged bankrupt. knowing
Unset 10 he insOlvent
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
HEMPsTEAD PLAZA LOTS IN DEMAND

The Miller-Kendg Real Estate Company, Flat
iron Building. the proprietor of Hampstead Plaza,
reports a very satisfactory demand for lots. The
present prices will not continue much longer, as
on June 10 they will be 10 per cent higher.
Building on the premises is already under way,
several houses.
Hampstead Plaza, because of its healthful and
convenient location well its natural advan-
tages. is a strictly high class proposition accord
ing to many big real estate men.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
LITTLE INVESTORS ACTIVE.
PROMINENT IN LARGE NUMBERS IN THE BIG LOT
PURCHASING MOVEMENT
Good Prices Obtained for Vaont and Aucon Last Week
Fair Namber of Deals in Improved Plots Reported.

near future More than million dollars will be
SPpent II was said, In carrying out this project
eeItAie q Schultheiser. founders and proprfetors
o. o. t@aIryland @ at Paterson N j. will be the Iessees
OF the new park, If quilt. William Waldorf Astor
owns tle land, and oVertureS lease the property
we're recently made to him by Melville & schult
heIser and 1t is thought Mr.. Astor will sign n
contract in few days The tract is bounded by
the Bronx River. the Harlem branch of the New
York. New Haven & Harlem Railroad fremont
and watson aves. and East 114th st
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
BUlLDiNe LOAN CONTRACTS.

botoa Road " cor 18Th St. %. 11zlO0: Ger
E1z1ia Life Insurance Co. loans Levy & Vein
e1 Realty and Construction $4,000
s1.s ave 8. 507 Il T. OF 14th 81, .. 4x1O0x
Naass o sulran ..,- .,-s'l.s -. - 5000
In ST. E.. feet e. OF Lexington S9x
lasr Lo.s Peck and Max scoboioff ....- 10000
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
SALE OF TWO WEST SIDE HOUSES.

The Mckinley Realty and Construction Con,panv
mas sold the Berkshire Court and the Winthrop
Court two five story apartment houses 5oxlOO feet
IN lo-d St, between Convent and Amsterdam aves
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

seis sas roa6, e, E.. 1888 #. W. OF Fort Schuyler
-; o1e story frame she'd. 5Sx20: Mrs a H
tssfgls, cW1er. Charles p Baxter. architect.
- s. s.. 80 q. e. of Grand concourse; two
~. +rsr-s dwelling house. 2lx5Ss Mrs. Marie
y G--s5. owner: William Kenny. architect
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Sf ave. No 523: John Simmons Co agt. Thirty
t1th st.eat and Fifth Avenue Realty co. ct al;
.eJuE-v 1906 Cby dspOsit) $3.50 90
Fsor1a-y ls 1896 G6y deposit9 ......-.. Al &c
Sae prCperry: Quincy Heated Mig. Co. agJ-
s4lns February g 1906 by depostD. 351 rs
1906 O. 6sposit1 ia'-e ~ 4e .e..... S737
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
REALTY NOTES,

The Sterling Realty Company is the buyer of No
25 West 35th ST. three story dwelling house. 22x9S9
feet. sold recently by the A NJ. johnson Company
for Henry Wilson.
Grant B. schley is the buyer OF No. East 66th
St. sold recently.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
WILL IMPROVE SIXTH AVE. PARCEL.

X smith & Co. have leased from DR.. A F. Brug-
man. for long term Of years with the privilege of
purcnasing No. 2E4 9Th ave. which adjoins the par
ceI NO Z02 9th ave, which the firm recently bought.
as soon as the leases expire the firm will erect a
mercantile structure and occupy it branch of
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
70 Transport FANNIE PARNELL's BODY

TBy Telegraph 10 The TribUae-I
'oston. June 2-The Ancient order Of IIibernians
y tns cifv have made arrangements 10 take the
SE q Fannie ParneIl. sister OF Charles Stewart
'GAeii, The Irish patriot, back 70 Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
SELLS THREE EIGHTH AVE. HOUSES.

Morris Buchsbaum has sold to August Brakman
three five story double hathouses, with stores on a
plot 76xs0 feet, Nos. 2572, 2574 and 2576 Sth ave
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
Aix=LeS=BainS.
GRAND HOTEL DAx

2 lots. each 25x1OO5; mtgs. each $4,000. due
July l. 1906, 5lz per cent 400
Same Annie Frey property two ntgs
each $4,000; two prior rtgs $4,000. due July l. 49,
RaInsieii Chas F, to Harry D Ramsden: villa
5. 55911 Il OF southern Boulevard. 80.
TS.2x1S69; year. per cent 1ovO
revised map Seneca Park; years per cent $50
Gwathmey, Archibald B. % New York Life Inslr-
ave. 5oSI02 = years AZ per 100000
Pick. Jacob. and another 70 Max Wolper and an
other: Monroe 80 n OF Market 81.
5er Cent Cent p'.'' 's@ss 4soo
So prior n1arteage s205o years per cent 1900
Klefer. Peter and another TO Edward T Carr;
Adams Plaee s 12e 4 "a e Of 1a lsSd ST. ,.s ssSso'
each 50 80: years 0ta ST5o
FelleFh Harry. 10 Anna Hepner; lsJd 81, s. 20
II " Webster lots. each 25.Ilto; mort
saiimeaqs a per 1sOO
Krasky. Bruno. and another 10 Henry Wolp;
Dawson 115. years. cent $50
4 Shatzkin & sons Qnc) Milton Realty CO;
near WilaInsbFidge station, y Y Harlem
Railroad prior mortgage. si1.OOO. : years. per
Attanasio Giovanni to Max Cohen and another:
I23d ST. AIS East; years, per cent. $3.50
Same same 123d ST. No 42O East; years. o
x,IsrssI per E@ank 10 g Adeb.rt Rseser HuShe.
ave 17Sth st; l year. cent 700
Aaron. Samuel Lorber and
III ST. No 22S: prior mortgage. $500; years. -
Freshman Nathan. 10 Walter Garnee ct al:
LIST ST, 275 II W OF Avenue A. 25xd4; years,
,tSrt,7s fsisor ~ Abraham Samuel =, al. isib ~
ST. 100 II OF 7th 25x1OSS; prior
mortgage, $500 tnstalments. 11eo0
Ioomis' Charles o Ida Rosensceln: s5th St No
44o East due December l. 1905 per cent?. iToo
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
5000
LIS PENDENS.

sa.e Place. G.. 90 II #. Of n ? Lot Is Is llx
e--1-51L17. Hiram FobeE agt. MUfa r Soule Qore-
-' or mortgage: Merrill & Rogers. attorneys
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

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