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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22

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usual for the writer to sign her at the end but
1t does not always follow that she does do What
prospect the Of the type machine opens up for
the wary lover Of either sex, who thru its machina
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22
Novel Entertainments---By Mile. Merri

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Sunday islands.
A miniature globe toy ship will make suitable
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22
The Typewriter and a Joke.

We seem to have little time at dis
posal this season, instead of sending invitations
thru the telephone by telegraph we have been
dninr for tha
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22

gel will invite all her large circle Of friends. Count
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22
The Spring Cleaning

UST where to begin and where to end in the spring
a cleaning is problem which confronts every
w. housewife these last days of April. That
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
~ releeraph % The Trlbune.l J

fpv T-'eeraph 70 The Tribune.
,.,,s-o a3r7 rf-Flue weather for winter wheat
- f4trsr conditions FOR the spring wheat sowings
. tbe dominating factors IN the market for wheat
- TIE decrease in the visible supply was
,-sstisfecrory only the premiums that continued
. .ts MID for the cash offerings in various parts
f ne country were 10 be placed against the gen.
ssl bes-saness ~ the weather and the stocks At
be slsss May whea- was at 1890, after selling as
low as Ec July left off at 7S&4c the lowest price
having been 7,--c. The decline for the day in May
rss ~ 70 So ard in July &c 10 &c.
Corn had strong tone. and closed &c higher
,r Hay ana &c up for July. Oats We're easier, and
.r July. Some local traders who undertook early
The session TO sell provisions short rued the at
unr, a little later I'm the day, and helped by COW
g1g the advance with. which the market closed.
Tasrs was 81 ellt degree Of easness at the open
:. Of tie wheat market, owing 10 favorable
Fz,her for spring wheat seeding. liberal domestic
rsip,s and fairly large shipments ID Europe
htr there was q strong bullish feeling, which
a7ancsd prices. but toward the close the market
us irregular. with prices lower. Local receipts
Tgs four cars. with six cars estimated for to-
-1rrow. May wheat opened at 1850 TO 1880 and
I'D al .,c dut closed at 1850. First sales OF July
a. 7s5sC 7S7sc with late transactions rang
aE from I've Of 10 7s5sc TO 7ss4c.
TIE corn market showed more strength than was
expected, considerable deficiency in May offer
ings Beng tho reason. Efforts Of the scalpers 10
se- t5o maIket short proved boomerang, as there
Hzs lively competition for the few offerings avail
abe Later, on larger offerings there was a de-
cline Local receipts were l56 cars, with I72 cars
ginated Tor tomorrow. Shipments hence were
E@ bushels
he oats market was strong at the opening, in
isactd iy t1e strength IN corn hut bearish senti-
ls1t suo.. as The dne weather, caused some weak
Ilg which was emphasized by cash houses
lslaatn-. Local receipts were l23 oars. with lSs
1s estimated f5r tomorrow. Shipments hence
'Fe j5, ,e1 bushels May sold from 32c of to 3lS.e,
'Aced 10 i.e 20 ~ &C., and sold of again 10 315sc
Provisions had rather irregular trend. Opening
ishsacuors were made at higher prices then
'saker feeling developed, but before midday prices
'soFeTed and ruled firm. The higher hog market
te he excel ent cash demand were the bull factors
'sy pork sold from SIC 522 Sl6 3D. off to SIC 25 and
's@l'sc 10 SO .-i2 July lard sold from SIS S2lz or
AD'2' and reacted 70 S s. 10 IS s7ia. July ribs
sAl nom s. 81. Of 10 IS So and reacted to IS S715 10
e@ Hog receipts We're 5000 head. and prices at
"a Tslcs were o. higher.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
KID MURRAY" GUILTY
...,;cted of Forgery in Norfolk &
Uestern Bond SzcindIe.

r. Colraey. better known as kid
Coon'. ,r,e convicted before Recorder Goff
gr'a -, charge Of forgery in connection
rss'5To' ,-a,5u1ent issue of bonds OF the Nor
rih =, western Railroad last January.
bS 0,;,cb Of the Supreme Court, yester-
isS''o9 sn attachment for S1o,150 against
F So Alfred r. Goslin, broker and pro-
rS ssvor OF whitney & Stephenson. OF
roe. Growing out of the sale of two hun
P,'s'o-s n stock Of the New York Electric
dsa So So ~oru,er Company, a New Jersey cor
BsN /, 1899 Goslin disappeared on March
p'.uo. according "a the confession Of those
2 - i, ,le Norfolk & Western bond SWIM
- behind this deal
a ''Sy .,tamnted 10 sell one of the forged
El"~. mar value Of $1,000 to Andrew D.
ll's f,-oter Of No. IS Broad street. but
g,1;' 1rrrr3v IS already under sentence OF
bieo sN.-.-IaIf years for uttering cancelled
I a.H ~ New York & Hempstead hallroad
trr te-.' .-o has an international reputation
NuI~s l,ee beeu Identified with number OF
3 e--V' s,cIudfra the more or less famous
sl-'7ssit - Corner Mining Company one OF
h'.ss ssse AGAINST him yesterday was Char!es
De VIZ, e.r1r who is already under conNlc-
s1e ls'.. .,,e--iar with the Norfolk ~ western
,n p ...-lr rrt turned states evidence
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At IA Vesey st.-By Mooney & Lawrence: 1031 I'd ave-
VS. 2S5 Il OF 54h 25x75; story ten h. voluntary
sale; 352 51st los IT OF LIST ave. 20x10o5 4
story ten h voluntary sale 1e4S and 165 West Farms
dwg h and story hotel; De w c Flanagan agt VII
hemina Zankl exr, al; Kenneson. E r, attys; R
McMahon, ref; due, Sc 629 %; taxes $50
BY Samuel GoIisticker: 463 Broome st. g so Of
Greene st. 25X109; story business bldg; exr's sale.
By Joseph Day: 13O 47th 4S76 IT Of Tth ave.
1S9x100.5 story dwg h Annie Mccormack agt
Coddtngton e. al. D Simpson, atty; D Cohalan.
ref partition
By James L 10 20 1O3d ST. g. 2T5 e OF
9th ave 15x10O9 two sty brk ten h Leopold Ehnann
agst Joseph Greensten al; Kantrow Z, Mar
tin Sake ref S14 021 10; s366O in
GLIDING a prior mtge Of S21. COO
BY H C Mapes & Co: Westchester ave, White
Plains Road. lots; White Plains Road. 1O5 # OF
WesChester ave. 13 lots 25x from 1898 g;
White Plains Road, 430 # of Westchester ave.
lots: Westchester of public place (not yet
named Is sx73 6x37 3x7s 6x: 177th Of public
place 10 Sx90X37 4X7S6: Westchester T36 of
public place, los running through 177th irregular
lots at Of public place and 177th ST. 1TTth
S7.6 fl e of public place. S lots; voluntary sale.
At Bronx SalesroorlBy George Bard: $50 lots in the
Sherwood Park section of Mt located Webster
ave Mile Square Road, Crescent Gardiner and Charles
places; voluntary sale
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17

800 Madison Edh, & ave FIVE story athouse Z5xS feet
The Henry Ginnel estate has sold TO Solomon
Ram the three story dwelling house No Mitchell
S. Lefkowitz has sold to NJ d. Nelson the two
SIX story tenement houses, with stores. in course
west of Avenue A. on plot 76x10o5 feet
schneider & Bachrach have resold the five story
loq2 fet, to aaron Avrutis.
NO S1 East Goth St, five story tenement house,
on lot 25x100.5 feet.
The a. B. c. Realty Company has bought from
HTe story tenement houses, each 25x75 feet
plot 75x1Oss feet sd Ve story tenement nOuSes on
Gross & EisIer have sold the old Beethoven
NaenEerchor property. No 2lO to PA East 5th ST.
I've nSe story building, I5x962N irregular, to Joseph
Simon c. Bernstein and Harry Rosenthal have
s0id S TO 10 client Of Hoftlin & Friedman the three
II LIST St, on plot S6x75x irregular between the Bow
Joel Jacobs has resoid Nos. 45 and AZ Carmine ST.
TWO hye story tenement houses, on plot 5OxI5 feet
tIeck & Brown have sold No. 1872 Essex St, six
and Louis Norman who own the adjoining north
east corner of Rivington
q SIX story front and five story rear tenement
house. on lot 25x1OO.3 feet.
The Geizer-Haas Realty Company has sold for
Frank McGarry the northeast corner of 229th st.
and The Bronx Boulevard.
p Ihe sound Realty Company has sold to the East
Bronx Realty Company the northeast corner of
White Plains ave. and 211th st. plot 1O0x44 feet.
Penfield. trustees the plot 1O0x1SS feet, the
southeast corner of the Bronx Boulevard and 2i2d
Catherine st. south Of PAID ST.
The The A B. C. Realty Company has sold to NJ.
Isabella Baird has sold to John Holden No so7
stone dwelling house 17x7o feet. Green & Taylor
have ,s sold for Ida Elbe to client for for oScupanG
brownstone dwelling house, atx100 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
Transactions IN REALTY.

Thomas p. Riley has sold No. Sls West S9th ST. a
four story and basement dwelling house. 2Ox1OOS
feet
G. Garucc & Co have sold for the Mnsker
Realty Company TO a client No AS East 18th st. a
six story law tenement house, 25xlO3S feet
Frederick eRr & parry has @ sod & for &Ge99Fge W Belts
story and basement dwelling house on a lot I7xlO0
Mayer to client Of theirs No 81 MorningSide @ aVe
ys sGFy aZv dPoSe Po%e bds so6 % on plot % feet
Lellan the o four story English basement house No
represented the seller.
Edgair T = kingsley has SIS sold in conjunction with
3 Austin to 9Th Theodore EauIIihaber No. $40 West
F. v. Pesciq & Co. have sold for Pasquale I'm
house, No; 2297 First ave-. between uSth and 18th
Pocher & CO. have sold the five story triple fiat
house No rs West l4th st, on lot 25X1O0 feet for
Joseph F. Feist has sold for Bernard Ton1ann the
rear building. No. 5a5 West 46th St. on lot 25xl0O
house, No. 800 East SD St. on plot 25x7S6 feet
Harrison and AIr: Holmes No Ss2 Fast 18th st. a
IS the first sale OF the propery W in foTt feed TINS
D. W. Mullins have sold for Patrick J. Ma
ison and Rutgers SITS. two FIVE story tenement
Annie A. Moran has sold No. "a East I'D st.,
five story dwelling house, on lot 17Xl022 feet.
berg the plot 50xi0o On the south side of 17fh s
100 feet west of Amsterdam The property will
Ames 4 Co have sold for Conway & Corduke. Of
the F1atirOn Realty Company No. 260 West 39th
ST. three story dwelling house lot 20.6x9s 8
feet to NJ Alexander.
Stephen II. Wendover Nos 1l5 and III West Goth
st, two five story tenement houses. each lot
John j. Hoeekh has sold fol. William H KIinker
house. e on a al lot 25x1066 feet nat
The Enterprise Really Company has sold TO
Mr. TJlS a
tenement house on a lot 25xsS.s feet Also bought
No. 6l7 East nth St. a five story tenement house
Samuel Ramsfelder has resold TO Isaac Boden-
ss4 en Nous SoSsd % w ana y on po xf St9Ty @ Mr.
Ramsfelder recently bought the property auction
Thomras c. shannon has, sold for John J. White
to- to the s So 9 West h s OF tS Columbus
building on lot 20xlOoS feet. occupied by tie
Joachim & Godschmidt have sold TO Samuel
Greenberg from the plans one OF the four six story
ern Realty Company on the east side of Sth ave-
sh p %e Conn Rn P9s Ras aod $ 10 Walter
T. Conn no ZS Ht Mes1 t4s69 St six story apart
David Pfeiner has sold for Schneider & WaIatz-
fathouse with stores No 1881 Amsterdam ave- on
lot 25xloO feet adjoining the southeast corner OF
Thea Realty Company has resold the south
east corner OF Amsterdam ave and l48th St. five
,t6e BeEt & T. &F9Iiha5er & Co have sold for y. and f
i@ on Poi 6d n g Eat ee lh st. two five story
.ad Porter 4 & Co have sold for 5. Wenhander No.
Szs FAST Ia ST. a four story tenement house,
Max N. Pullman has bought Nos 81 and ss East
455do 455d 81 TWO five story tenement houses. on plot
20 ave. three five story tenement houses. plot
o5 East sd leat st. 's s5xiSSs i
Max Reiss has resold the three four story fiat
houses No l,465 to l4Ss Second ave. on plot TAX
s. Schumacher has sold to Roth & spiegsl No.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
WEST SIDE BLOCK FRONT SOLD
PARCEL IN ST. NICHOLAS AVE., BETWEEN 16aD And
163D SITS
Fine Fifth AUe House Changes Hands-Reae of Big East


John N Golding has sold for Jacob Herb to F.
W. Woolworth the block front on the west side of
81 Nicholas ave- between 1S2d and 163d sts. It
comprises about thirteen lots. Mr.. Woolworth also
owns the block front the west side of Amster-
ualh ave. from 16lst to 1921 sts. and plot OF six
lots at the northeast corner of 162d st. and Am
sterdam ave
II. crawford Clark has bought from the estate Of
MARY A hing No. 991 Fifth ave. a five story
dWelhng mouse, on lot 25x110 feet 20 feet north
OF oVth ST me house is assessed at $225, ,0l0. 1t
adJoins the dwelling house of Frank w Wool
worth. - ~ "
NJ: q l. Hess have resold No 1S to 10 East 10th
ST. 81 Sx949 feet feet west of University Place
for William J. Patten and James L. Van SAINT, to
clients of the firm of Davies Stone & AuerbaCh.
b. Richards represented the purchaser.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17

----I Ps--.-a-.@ III L4NkrAptcy we're nieQ yeSltr-
q! with the clerk OF the United States District
Co-r
a.. AZ hyo.lntary petition was fled against Rodberg
.o,le-s, women s hats, 10. ~ Broadway. by Lud-
- oa-I-aL a Go. and other creditors, with claims
ss--FalIg <-.sSs. Preferential payments Of g 90
elese1 Edward -. Benedict was appointed
',-Fer, VIII, bond Of 5000
e. @- involuntary petition was filed sganst Louis
-; = Gsli-s o. Louis Marx O. Co boys blouses
49, = - eTeene street, by the Moon Manufacturing
r-se-g aae three other creditors, with claims
complained o.
-g-es " Max Brofman show debts Of s. 633:
49, ee75 Tie principal creditor is Brofrnan &
---'e- = 30. ll- Greene street, SS25. The assets
.-l u STOCK lu trade, st No. S3 Canal street
--at-q al $50. fixtures. So, machinery 500. ap-
- accounts tassisnedl $50 (the last not in
- ~ l-e schedule Of assets.
i 'b- = freeman, tailor. no. 2f59 Eighth ave-
tN '1T---t-fy petition; Liabilities, S22b: assets
11-e principal creditor is T. r Hawkins
- s---as $5i-- The assets consist Of stock in
el- 49,, l-El.Ifure $50. fixtures and machinery,
80 ~ $-i. personal property, SO. and de-
f-r5sl-ies of Herman & Posnansky show debts
zs ~ 05- assets of $3.50 The principal cred
a. es = g"4 o. Taub No. $50 Canal street,
taa CIV ~ q. p. Logan o. Son, no. 829 Canal street.
&c assets consist cf stock in trade at No
'--- h-ee'r 500, accounts s. SOC
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
SURETY COMPANIES COMBINE,
Brooklyn Corporations Fix Rates for Bonds
for Liquor Sellers.

In order to eliminate the competition for the busi
ness OF furnishing bonds for saloonkeepers hotel
keepers ana druggists, who require liquor selling
licenses. a combination has been formed bv sever
OF the chief surety companies of BROOKLYN Tha
combination has determined fixed rates For
hotels and saloons the will be ss5; for drug
stores and store supplies, $40. and for firms in
coney Island $50
The combination, which will have headquarters in
the Eagle Building. Brooklyn, is made UP of the
following firms: The American Fidelity Company
american Surety Company, Bankers Surety Com
eany Fidelity and Casualty Company. Metropolitan
surety Company, United States Guarantee Com
pany and United States Surety Company.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
BUSINESS DIFFICULTIES.

- scott ~ The Supreme Court. appointed
- sames j. Furey temporary receiver for
-" /" Co., a New York corporation. i'm
- - ana exporters OF South American mer-
- on application OF q majority of directors
.1.-fJary dissolution Of the corporation. The
.1-oA es' Is lnsaiyent. The receiver is required
sse bond oc Seo16.
Is - .Fh ana Coleman Lewis, who compose
a. .n q Cohen d. Lewis. retail dealers in mems
tllees- sfllgs. al No 2ls6 Third avenue this
srl9 ~-.- no. 20 Columbia street Brooklyn,
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
FORT GEORGE SNOWMAN IN COURT.

Captain Cottrell of the West 152d street station
IN the Harlem police court yesterday charged
george Collier and John Brooks. who a freak
museum at Fort George, with obstructing the side
walk On Sunday Collier stood in of the
pace holding live snake, sword and pair of
1,a atS ana told large crowd that the collection
MS the regular diet of the human ostrich" inside
me case was adjourned until Friday. Captain Cot
EEen E. says he is determined to preserve order at
Fort George this summer
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
REALTY NOTES.

Plans have been filed for making the old
Raiues law hotel and cafe at the northeast corner
Seventh ave. and 25th St, into private boarding
house, with a ground floor store in place of the
former cafe. This change of occupancy of the
building is TO be made for the Conville Brewing
Company, owner, and II is to cost 5000 make
the necessary alterations according Fred Ebel-
ing, the architect
Hubert Peck & Sons the brokers in the sale
for Robert Morrison of the four and three story
dwelling houses Nos 314 SO 318 and $50 West 35th
St, plot 50X9S.9 feet, Maria S. Simpson.
The Willard J. Burrows Company has leased to
the Chd's Unique Dairy Company for twenty-one
years the building No. 270 Sixth ave, at a gross
rental of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

16eth ST., n s.. 25 II. ". Of Ffndlay. ave; nine
two story frame dwelling houses. 16 sx45:
Thornton Brothers Company, owners; Hugo H
AVOl1ns dTChlteCI
1e9th ST. n. W. corner of Findlay ave-; two story
frame dwelling 25x5o; same owners and archi-
IecI
169th ST. n. e. corner College ave; two story
frame dwelling, 25x5O: same owner and archi-
reCC
Bryant ave. e. s., 800 #. s. Of Jennings St. three
story frame tenement house. 21x5S; John l.
Bauer owner; Csustave A Schwartz. architect.
Fourth ave- e. s.. 80 fl. e.. Of 229th St: two story
frame dwelling house. 21x50; Henrietta Stadie.
owner: James Y. Cahill. architect
% ST.. S. 8, 205. 10 IT e. Of White Plains ave-;
three story frame tenement house. 22x61; Fritz
Kuhie, owner and architect ..-.........-...-.-
Pleasant ave. e s., 125 IT, n Of 216th St; two
story frame dwelling house, 21x52: c. Blass.
owner: Albert Gerharts. architect ...........--
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
AMMoN STRIKES FOB LRERrY AGAIN

Noiohel Robert Ammon. who is serving a term
m sing Sing prison for his connection with the 500
- cent Miller syndicate. is following in the foot
fbrS or Al Adams I'm trying regain his freedom
poIo 81 haDeas corpus proceedings based on the
exntrai iH' which requires indeterminate terms to
o1iy IN the summer months. Ammon pleaded his
tba,o NslSe yesterday before Justice Keogh saving
asked ,. an error in his sentence Justice Keogh
SN' 'i'i0 Driefs be handed up on Saturday
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
VALENTINE NOT pIssARRED VET

'iei norman S. Dixie, chairman Of the griev-
ailee committee of the Brooklyn Bar Association
"sAea the appellate Division of the Supreme Court
Voia,+tss iss Esounfy yesterday to disbar BENJAMIN r
,i eiiIne from practising law Valentine was CON
ha ,, % a charge Of forging real estate deeds and
- 5it ne court held that it would he
UNFAIR 10 disbar him while the appeaI was pending
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
rrr1 TRUST DIRECTORS NAMED.
r.-srr Men Substituted for Eastern IN
Subsidiary Companies.

49,. .,-r-, meeting yesterday Of the stock
.ps T-rs-s5 states Steel Corporation the
s,r directors whose terms had expired, were
..rss. william Eden5orn, H. G Flick, W Il4'-lii'
o----er b. Ream, James II heao,
A1e- ~. q =. Il .deuer ana ttooeI !
sICt IS per cent of the outs'anans ,3oIIf
-.'-. -se---5 s- Tie meeting, which was ~lIaoCl
- r-. directors wiE meet week from To-
.r--- officers f0r the coming year.
y. egnua. meeting q me suDSldlaIy coInpaLiies Us
E..-e.s-arsav ~ TWO or three Unimportant changes
- --,s6s ir FirectCrares, Western men helns SUB
.--s5 f0r Eastern. with the ooJect OF iaclhtallhs
4. L..4iup Of directors meetings.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
FOR LONG ISLAND CITY PLOT s15o,ooo.

The Queens Borough real estate market remains
very active. Sixty lots in Long Island City valued
at s50,oe0 have been sold by Frederick A. Phelps
TO Loren N Wood. The property is bounded by
Thomson and Mott aves and Manley and Mount
SITS. 1t is thought that the property is to become
part or a large area purchased to extend the
freight yard of the Long Island Railroad. One
part is 10 be cut up for manufacturing sites, it
is said, and sold to concerns who will the
railroad 10 transport materials and the manu-
factured product.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
TO ENLARGE DWELLING HOUSE.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for the enlargement and remod-
elilng Of the four story and basement dwelling
house No lS West 54th St. owned by Mrs. ]. L.
Nelson. a fifth story with a fireproof mansard
roof VIII be added, a roof parlor erected at
the rear, and a new bay window and elevator in
stalled The improvements are to cost $4,000. ac-
cording TO the estimate of Delano & Aldrich, the
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
ORDER IN STOKES CASE VACATED

justice Earretson at Flushing yesterday va
ca'ed an order obtained by counsel for W E. D.
t5oJt IN IN !. 1ns sur brought by Mrs Lucy NJ Ran
i ~ loi s5;So She alleges that Mr. Stokes prom
tsi Soeo month. but stopped paying it nine
eseehSe Whifn she expected introduce and the
Stokes disclaims responsibility in tbe csse al MI
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
LEASES TWO WEST 72D ST. HOUSES.

slawson & Hobbs have leased for the Harsen
company to Mrs. Elizabeth Keon the two four
story, high stoop dwelling house No. 20S and 21O
five years, at aggregate rental of 600
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


& s. lot 8. may wardsvile. 5xloo: tus July
n, 1893; Sls per cent.
54I g n W of 5th ave. 1sxse years.
Mfon 20 JobI Sae same @ pr9Pery T,y ,o year W Ma, Van
Ros Sest ses,i Park; 3 years 5la per cent -:
Walker ST. No 81 2sx1Oo; years. -.
valley; H; Hanna to NJ Uthenwoldt; lot $50 map
schnurmacSer. 5. and another to New England
Navigation Company; LIST ave. No 114i. 2sxsl.
cahi Ijs John Rs' R, to osVT William Manros ssth ST.
80 40 # Of sth ave 1sxss: due May is. ieoG
No s2s East, 25x10o; ? years. per cent. -.
anothsT: s7th St. l No ssa West aszss ) years
Wonder Leith. William. Daniel Canpbel;
2sxiSo due July l. IL 1899. %. 81 A per Zen cent .s~'
Gordon I0s RI Harry arr a 70 Monnsso; losd ST. Nos
Cipolla, Filomins. TO William A Cameron; lots
b D. due aad aasr E map ss Bs0Rsrs rsr William sens
Idssner Jacob l. to 9 Moses Valentine ne and an
3aeer' Id6e 'ts tn ave ave, No 1912 2oxioo' due May l.
same. to jacob Rabinowitz; I'm ave No 2sio.
Same. to Moses as valentine: Sfr In ave. No 2s0s
SIxlGo; due May l. 1902 per cent -. -o.s
st, " $. 275 # " Of Columbus ave. sSxiO2:
Gordon Louis and another. to New York Mort
gass and Security Company; 10th 81, $, 20
Moroney. Edward. to Charles stick: wooster st.
Nos 137 and 139; due October 16. 1901. 6 per
same to same; same property; due October is.
schnetterling Max TO Marath Union ave
W 5. 2ss- 10 IT OF .esth 2Ox132; years,
Doerfer. William. Kate Anderson: Grant ave,
W s. 123.11 fl OF Middletown Road; I5x
Riccio Fedele, and another TO Thomas c Arnow;
East Chester Road. 5. lot "a. and = lot 90,
map of |. Haight; , years. per cent:
Nos 34s and $50. 34x6e: years, per cent
Orange George r. 70 William Connolly; s4th ST.
seeIig. Henry. to J McKson ct al: I'D St =
5l5 # of 81 ave. s4x1oe: year. per cent.
S14. 17x60; years. 51s per cent nt...........:...-
Hochbaum. Benjamin. 10 John Brown; 145th st.
S, lis IT W of Brook ave. 5ox9e 3 years per
Bailey. James. to salomon weinhandier; 1e2th st.
s,o No a2e East siTis0 200 year per sr cent % No sa
East. 25x92; years, per cent. ...-...-.-..;-
Greenman. Isaac and another to Newconlo
trustee; I'd ST. No 1855 24xla block years. o7a
Schwartz. Philip. to Forman: 1920 st. No So
Brody. Joseph NJ and others TO Louise Davidson
| and another; 1S3d st. n :. 262 TT W or Ains'er
Aitiert Mary to d n Jackson; isith st. 500 #
Of Home ave. 25x1oo; years. per cent: p,..s
schaeffer Amos. to Rodsers Horng SaIi1s Fi az
irregular; year per cent iso
Lippe. Lawrence TO G Hilborn: seth st. $; 100
] lawson Charles B TO Martin Geisler; Washing
St W $ lot 40; map Unionport iooal2e;
MsTioS' 1dTn p. to Hamilton Bank: columbus
ave. $ s. 25 # " OF Van Buren ST. 2oSss' de-
Broder bsT. to Land Company Of Edenwald:
Dnnn ave. $. 100 fl Of Jefferson ave. 2ox
100 years, 5h per cent v.i-o,. I,,,; ~.
| s e s. 207 II n OF 2o5th st. 2ox1Oo; years
7tnsPsT Per Waiter and another to Mutual Life In
| surance Company; Rider ave W $. 70 n or
/ 13sth st. 75x1O0; per bond :----.-
| 191 II = Of I+snox ave. 1sxS9; years. 515 per
cent .--.---'.