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MISSING WORD CONTEST

{. In one of the several advertise + * ments on this page there has < + been word left out purposely. i + Read each ad carefully and see + s' if you can find the missing < l. word
 + To the first person who finds |! this missing word and brings o- + s' sends it to the GRAPHIC OF + l. FICE We will give ONE DOLLAR + f IN CASH. < s' Write on one side Of lhe 2a- < * per, giving the word and the + B name of the firm from vtl.ctl < i. the word was missing, + ]. Write your name and address * 2 plainly on the paper. Sea- . * s' plain envelope, and bring O. mai + :, Q .1e Missing Word Ed;.o- q: +
 2 -ne Daily Graphic. No answers * l. received by telephone. * E Answers will be received aa- * :. tween the hours of q. m. and + s' D. m oa the day alter aaa,iea- < :. ton. 's E The names of the successful * ]: finders will be posted on The < E Quality Shop window. Stop and * ;. look. Ycu may be one of he *
 }. lucky ones. x '.
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H6 GF:a1l .-At.'- V I.z-i. IA ILL INTRODUCED FOR E IA -FooTW ATERWAY
sprescntati,e Lorimer Of Illinois
 Asks Appropriation for Cham mel From Chicago to st. # { 2ss. so; / Louis.

8Washigton, Dec. 5.-Amons the
 lass of bills. which, so far, have
 Zen introduced in the house are the
 Glowing:
 ABy MT. Lorimer of Illinois, appro- Mating funds for the completion of E 14-foot waterway from Chicago to t. Louis. By MT. Graham of Pennsylvania for an elastic currency. By AIr. Keller of Ohio, providing or issues of national banks Of credit totes. By Mr. Braick of Indiana, providing
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for uniform divorce laws.
 By Mr. Hayes Of California, resu latins Asiatic immigration. :.
 By MT. lanes os Kentucky and Mr. Sheppard of Texas, bills to restore the inscription ''ln God We Trust upon the coins of the United States.
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Doan's Regulets cure constipation, tone the stomach, stimulate the liver, promote digestion and appetite and easy passages of the bowels. Ask your druggist for them. 9 cents a box
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trol in gasoline engines and steam heating are ;tmong the subjects on the program. Prominent engineers of the United States and Europa will take part in the discussion.
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NIT. Roberts 8 Son
 113 Main Street K. T. ROBERTS, Hang.

l make correct abstracts ot title to any real estate in Jefferson county. My books contain an abstract of every land paper filed in this county and are the only set that do. Nothing can be found missing in my abs stracts. Established 1884.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28

ming FOR the arches Of the booth.
Around the walls In the interior Of
the hooth ale hung pictures Of many
PLACES OF interest along the limo Of
tha road Natural Bridge, the canyons
along New River, are presente IN a
transparent form, making them visi-
Bile from either tho inside Or outside
of the tontl,
In the centre of the exhibit is To-
Gated a huge water cooler where pu,e
lith!a water is disposed 10 The tired
and dusty visitor. This water ~
brought direct from the ;ithla sprirg
along the Chesapeake ana Ohio, and
is received daily.
LII tho Palace of Transportation
and Machinery is a train exhibited by
the Chesapeake and, Ohio Railway, 1T
IS a sample2of the famous Fast Fly
Ing Virginian" train, with it's graceful
but powerful locking engine and
orange-colored cars, IL has attracted
widespread attention.
While the sole eYhibit is made
primarily 10 show the extent of un-
developed resources of the Chesa-
'peake ard Ohio territory, the man
aeement has shown at the same time
-rulicreteig $he eNtenr of the develops
tnent which ha&G already AIKEN place,
and athe wealth Of material Of all
classes which has invited the yust
Investments already made.
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drawal of Mr.. Word. whicl, appeared
In an afternoon paper, Mr.. Pulliam
Yesterday afternoon said:

drawal of Mr.. Word, which appeared
In an afternoon paper. Mr. Pulliam
yesterday afternoon said:
The heading to this article might
lead one to think that Mr.. rhraves
had a clear field since the withdrawn!
of Mr. Word | announced my cam
didacv for recollection to the House of
Delegates In April last, subject to the
Democratic primary, which it is now
decided shall be held on August 18th.
We have a very large district to repre-
sent. but since my announcement l
have pretty well canvassed it, and l
believe l am safe in saying that from
the many assurances of support that
| have received, both liz the country
and in the city, l will be nominated
again; and you may say also that from
present indications Powhatan will not
go all Thraves's way, either.
Personals and Briefs.
Willie Ellen, the four-year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Row
lett. of Beattic's Block, met with a
painful accident last night about s
o'clock. at which time she fell down
the steps and struck her head cutting
her forehead Drs. e. It. and NJ. p.
Fucker attended the little girl, who
last night was doing nicely.
Postmaster It. II. Smith has been
appointed by the department. at Wash
ington as custodian of the site upon
which the new post-otIice building is to
be erected
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Ridgely. who for
merly lived here, are spending a few
days in the city. To-day they will
leave for Philadelphia, Atlantic City
and other Northern cities. On their
return they will visit the jamestown
Exposition.
Mrs. Dudley Ely is spending a month
with relatives In LunenburS county.
Lee Robinson, colored, charged with
disorderly conduct, was yesterday
morning fined $3.50 and costs.
The members Of the Council will
have a busy time next week. On Mon
day night at o'clock the Police Com
mlssioners will meet On Tuesday
night at 7:45 the Fire COMMITTEES; at s
o'clock. the Fire Commissioners, and
at Sis, the Health Committee On
Thursday night the Street Committee
will meet, and on Friday the Finance
Committee
Rev. j. B. Cook, pastor of Weather
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MUCH FIGHTING
AMONG NEGROES.
Chester Has Unpleasant Expert
ences With Her Colored
Populatiol1-Personals.
Especial to The Tim Is. Dispa.c !

CHESTER, VA, July 27.--The negro
element OF this county seems to be re-
solving itself into a continuous war
rantng and fighting escapade. Squire
Robertson, last week, committed one
negro to jail for thirty days and fined
another for fighting, and to-day he
was busy on other cases Of cutting
The younger element seem to be all
most always the offenders. They are
given much to drink and to be disor-
derby, notwithstanding the magistrates
airs laying heavy fines on them.
The Young Peoples Club. Of Chess
ter made moonlight trip by trolley
to Drcwry's Bluff on Thursday night
and had a most pleasant evening.
The Ladies' Parsonage Society. oc
this place. met heresyesterday after
son.
Miss Phoebe Hurt, OF Ballsville. Ia
visiting her brother, DR.. A. J. Hurt, OF
| this place.
Rev. AR. whitehurst and family
reached here this week. and have
settled In their new quarters. The
| BAPTIST ladies We're on hand at their
| arrival, and gave the preacher Soods
! 'poundlng," which he accepted with
| the best OF grace
Mr. Harvey Hatcher and wife, of
I Richmond, are stopping with Mr..
| Hatchers mother. Mrs NJ. T. Hatcher,
( OF this place.
/ Miss Ru5ie Parkinson, Of Leader. Is
here with her sister, Mrs. James
4 Clarke.
Mrs Matte Cornwall, who has been
with her sister. Mrs. Cherry. for two
weeks. expects to leave III a few days
| to visit the exposition and other
! points Of Interest.
Mrs Lampkin. OF Richmond, is on
a visit here TO her brother, Mr.. Geo. L.
! Ruffin.
DR.. c. NJ. Hazen. superintendent of
schoSls for this county, Will hold ~
State examination for teachers ut this
place on the Goth. 30th and 3lst inst.
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which the Chesapeake and Ohio runs.
This map Is Of huge Dimensions and
shows every town and hamlet and
county fines Of this territory.
The quality Of steel manufactured
IN Richmond, and AT other plants
touched by the system Is displayed,
ana also the brick from the lllns
Of Kentucky and virginia. virginia
slate Is again given q considi !;1t
space Wool and cotton We're moi Tor
gotten in the make-up OF the exhibit
but are consplcuously displayed both
in their, raw and manufactured state.
The exhibit OF tobacco 8 particular
ly attractiye. III addition to show
ing the naturalleaf as taken from the
Virginia nelds, the manufactured mo.
duct from the Richmond factories and
from the smaller factories along the
line Is slownsto advantage. ana TINS
feature has been much complimented
since It's recent installation. Other
manufactured produces, such as flouf'
meal, baking powder, and eNtraiets
from the Richmond, and otherFt aeio7
ries are prominently displaSed' gt
Booth. Very Handsome.
Around the entire booth is swping
a laeeWoriS of neiAp. liis =
ierial. woven espefially iGr th.a 81
hibit makes one of the most alIfi,t5 Il
tiye eAhigNs AK the whole qlidlals,
FORMING asst does Y haudfolne tfi'i7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
LADDERMAN RESIGNS.
AIr. Gus" Iaawson Finds that Business Is
a5a 5t6igE T7 Too Pressing.

Nr. Gus" Iaawson Finds that Business Is
Too Pressing.
& Mr.. Gus Rawson. ladder In Truck Com
pany No. g. has rendered his resignation.
to take effect August lst. Mr.. Rawscn is
secretary of the Firemen's Relief Associa-
ton, and 1t is probable that he will retain
that position. Mr.. Rawson's reason for re-
is that his time is too much taken up with
his business engagements. He Is employed
with the firm OF Walter y. Moses & Com
pany, for whom he has worked for many
years. la.3Ef Es
Mr.. Rawson has been In the Fire De-
parlment for long time. and in that time
has gained the high esteem of all his TEL
lows. The board will meet Monday night
when action on his resignation VIII Df'
taken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28

ford Baptist Church. who has been as
sisting his brother in a meeting at
Buchanan Va, has returned and Will
MI his pulpit to-day In the morn
ing his theme will be 'vrhe Strength
OF the Everlasting Hills" In the even
ing he will have for his theme "Sin
and Its Remedy"
The official board Of tile West End
Methodist Church has voted their pas
ter, Rev. j. p. Routten, a vacation, ana
lie Will leave the first of the week for
Buckroe Beach and the exposition.
Services will be held in the West End
Methodist Church to-day at IL a. NJ,
the pastor, Rev. j. p. Routten, preach
ing upon The Great Eye Opener." At
5 p. NJ. Rev. M. S. Colonna will preach
in the absence of the presiding elder.
Miss Sallie Blankenship, OF No 400
West Fourteenth Street, Is recovering
from an illness which has kept her
confined in her home for some time.
Leonora, the infant child of A. b.
Hawkes.. of No. 21o East Thirteenth
Street, is III with malaral fever.
Mrs. a. T. Piper and Misses yeta and
Frances Black, of Columbia, S. c., who
have been visiting Mrs. r. l.. Roberts,
have returned home.
Tonight, the Rev C. o. Woodward
will preach a special sermon to young
men in Cowardin Avenue Church. His
subject will be why. More Men DO
Not Go to Church."
The Rev. J. j. Fix, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, is in New Kent
county. conducting revival meetings.
and Will be away all next week. This
morning the Rev DR.. Mc1lwaine will
preach in the church. During August
the Sunday and Wednesday night SER
vices will be discontinued.
Rev. L. E. George. of Prattsville, Ala,
will PREACH at Bainbridge Street Bap-
fist ChuNh to-day. both morning and
night. He will also supply the pulpit
next Sunday.
News was received here last night Of
tho death of Mr. John Durett, which
occurred in Denver, Col, on Friday
night. About a year ago Mr.. Durett
left Manchester for the West in search
OF better health. The details Of his
death are meagre.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
,rhe first Game Preserve.

The bluegrass region Of Kentucky and
Tennessee was the first national park
and game and forest preserve in Amer
lea, It was so set apart before the
white man had come with profaning
foot and conquering firearms by the
great Iroquois tribes of Indians-the
SIX Nations, They forbade any settle
ment or agriculture In all that great
region, ana 1t became known as the
s'hunting grounds."-Fromt the New Or
leans Daily States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
pEA!kE ExposITIoN

Louisa county both Of the finest
quality mined IN America.
The Potts Creek iron from ALLIE
shany has attracted unusual attention,
" Is of the highest percentage, ana
the exhibit of this ore Is massive, oc-
cupyinS almost as much space In tho
booth AS the coal itself The various
forms of grades of cement are SHOWN,
beginning with The raw ore and pass
Ing through It's various changes until
the finished product Is presented, sam
plcs OF gold ore manganese and as
bestos. the last from Buckingham
. county, are displayed conspieuously,
The mineral waters along the line
q the Chesapeake and Ohio are given
space, and the vast timber properties
yet undevelopcd are fully exploited
Inc fe&ture Of the timber exhibit Is
the fact that the various kinds Of
lumber arc shown in their commercial
/ form and not In highly polished
state. as Is In the case of most OF
me lumber exhibits at The exposl-
tlon.
The Agricultural Display,
on u pyramid the seeds are ar
ranged showing o variety unusual for
any line Of railroad while the walls
81 tbs booth are lined With full
grown cereals. These cereals form IL
A border for an e,abprptc hand@iuade
map OF the entire territory through
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
FALLS FROM ROOF.

Gladys Ilnl1 Has Bud Accident ana
Fractures Arm.
Gladys Hall, IL young white girl,
about thirteen or fourteen years OF
age, fell from the top of her fathers
stable yesterday afternoon and badly;
fractured her arm. The injury. which
was regarded as being OF a serious
nature. was treated by Or. Hinchnan,
Of tho city ambulance corps. and the
girl was made as comfortable as pos
siblc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28

We wish to state further that we
will continue closing at this hour.
provided our competitors will fol-
low our example. We are heartily
in favor OF the early closing move
ment and trust that we will not
he forced to return to the old clos
ing hour by a few OF our compct-
itors failing to sign the agreement.
Thanking you for space allowed US,
we are, Respectfully.
*. FISHER g. SON.
Editor Of The -Dispatch:
VIII you kindly allow space in
your Sunday paper to publish the
following article?
We, the undersigned. clerks In
the employ Of MIR. James r. Shep-
pard wish to notify our friends and
the public that James r. Sheppard's
store is closed on Saturday nights
at 10 O'clock. and we solicit your
patronage before thar hour, SO that
we may have the benefit OF the
shorter hours.
We wish to state. in justice to
our employer. that we told the COM
mittce he would not sign an agree
ment. but would be no stumbling
block in the way. Regardless OF
any other firms, our store Is closed
at the above hour on Saturdays.
Our store has always been strict
~ union, employing union clerks.
We close promptly at 6 o'clock
every afternoon. and shall observe
the above rule On Saturdays until
further notice.
Thanking our friends and the
public for their past patronage, and
soliciting a continuance of the
same in the future, and also that Of
your many friends. we remain,
Respectfully yours
Fl. C. SHEPPARD.
JOHN j. MITCHELL,
a. L.. IiENTSHEL,
GEORGE M. SNEAD.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
MINOR CASES.

Tomato stealer Goes to Jail for Thirty
Days.
A. z. Peet, charged with hitting Henry
Harris (colored) in the head with a beer
bottle md cutting him severely. was fined
SIS In the Poice Court yesterday morning,
Michael Joseph Sullivan, charged with
stealing tomatoes from stall in the Sec
ond Market was sent to jail for thirty
days from the Police Court yesterday morn.
Ing, He said that he was drunk at the
time, and seemed glad to go to jail to sober
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
NOW AT
NEW ENGLAND RESORTS.

Il Special to The Times Dispatch,l sE
BOSTON MASS, July 27.--Among late
arrivals Of southerners at Nav England re-
sorts are the following:
and r. NJ, Darlington. of Richmond. at the
rho Summit. Mt, Washington, N, H,---
Mr. and Mrs. ]. =. Cox, Miss G. I. Cox High
Iakeville, Mass--Niiss May Haskins, Dam
vile, Va, at Nelson Grove, Musicians Camp.
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struck by street Car.

Albert Tucker, Of sac West Baker
street was run into by q street car
Lost night, and hurled to the ground.
He received a bad scalp wound, which
was treated by Dr. dinchman, Of the
City ambulance corps,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
FIRE AT ICE PLANT.

Crystal COmpnny's Establishment In
Danger Last Night.
Fire was discovered early last night
in the stables Of the Crystal Ice COM
pany's plant on East Cary Street, and
the department went there on hurry
.ignited and was sending forth danger
sous-looleing flames. The fire was ex-
tirguished with the con1pany's hppa-
ratuS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
ICRusHEs YOUNG MANS
HEAD WITH BEER BOTTLE
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.]

|-"-. SpECTHI 10 r|7-7"
ROANOKE, VA.y July 27.--Harry
Grant and G. r. Willis. young white
mon, got into a difficulty in a bar-roon
tonight which ended in the former
striking the latter on the head with
a beer bottle and crushing his skull.
Willis was taken to tho hospital. He
is not expected to live through the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28

s;uperintendent Boiling OF tho Water
mat on account of connections to be
made at Third and Main Streets to-
morrow the pressure Will be reduced
east of Third Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
Free g. Schaaf

for many years with j. J, Splitting.
wishes to state that hereafter he will
be associated with the firm,
SCIIAAFS, Jewellers,
No. 4eI Fifth and Broad Streets.
Where lac will be glad to see HIS friendA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
POLITICAL CLUB.
Employees OF street Cleaning Meet and
OrHuniZe. Ll.--..-

Employees of the Street Cleaning De-
partment held meeting at Mayo's
island yesterday and organized Dem
OF that political faith being enrolled.
Mr.. Morgan was elected president and
Mr.. w. NJ. O'Connor secretary and
treasurer. After full discussion of
matters pertaining to the club the
Injecting adjourned until next month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28

A deed conveying to the city of
Richmond lot at Twenty first and N
Streets as a site for new schoolhouse
was filed in the Chancery Court yes
terday The lot has a frontage OF los
feet and six .inc}es -17
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
BACKWARDS ON CAR.
Athletic Stunt Brings Dire Results to Siblcy
d T.I,r VI = s Il :. . s

on street car backwards at Fourteenth
and Main Streets last night. and the feat
caused him Il bad fall. He received bad
scalp wound, which had 10 be treated and
sewed up by DR.. Hinchman. of the city ans
bulunce corps, 'tgEa 5lislt lets. 38r Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
SELFISH GHOST WILL
NOT SHARE HOUSE
Will Not Let Others Live III
LITTLE Occupants
Move.
HAIR TURNS WHITE; SUES.
Lady Was Thrown Down by
Suction Of Fast Penttsyl- 4
Svaniat. Train.

Especial to sThe Times Dspatcho
NEW YORK, July 27.-John Marines
ghost has evicted eight families from
houses In Soutbington, Conn, where
last Sunday he killed himself. johh
appears to his old ncighbors ana gives
them fright every night or dld uhtll
they moved
II see him ghosta ev'ry night said
Tony SpinelloI last to move Il can
stand itano. more.'t
Johns ghost talked on one OCCASION.
Once It said to Tony TONY, this IS
DREADFUL" Then 1t lit out The mouse.
will be torn down.
GETS MUCH MORE ICE
THAN WAS PAYING FOR
Washington Heights was much eX.
cited to-day when it was made known,
that people in sections Of that city
were receiving more ice than they were,
paying for. They not only got full
weight but pounds and pounds more ice
than they had ordered. This eXtraor-
binary state Of affairs has been exist
ing for months.
The sealer Of weights and measures
explained that the companys scales
We're out of order
q Two boys playing tag" on the cor
nice around the seventeenth story OF
the st. Paul Building, at EroadWaS ana
Ann street, blocked Broadway for
time this afternoon. Pedestrians were.
afraid to walk by, fearing the lads
would fall on them. The crowd stood
ard watched the, boys chase along the
narrow cornice and in and out OF win
.dows.
Her Hair Turns White.
Mrs Mary McAvoy, of Hammond,
Ind, has sued the Pennsylvania Road
for $4,000 for frightening her till her
hair turned white She says she was
standing on station platform at Ham
mond last January when train went
by so fast its suction knocked her
down and rolled her over many times.
The next day her hair was white as
snow.
Housewives of Morrstown, N. J.. are
planning to form union to hold down
wages of servant girls. They say the
old servant problem is again bothers
ing them, in fact, threatening their
very home life this time.
"We could hire cooks fifteen years
ago for s14 a month" said one of the
women. "and they would do laundry
work, too.' a{1asa"
Morristown cooks wants s25 a month
and won't look at washtubs
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C. 6 O. RAILROAD HAS FZVE EXHZBIT At EXPOSITION

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New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
REALTY NOTES.

The Northumberland Realty Company has
leased for Thomas B. Hidden TO James Cauheld the
five story business building. No. l64 West 46th ST..
for term OF years. Also leased for the same
owner, the property No. % East 44th St for term
17X100 feet.
Stokes 4 Knowles have sold No. 434 East Third
ST. brooklyn, a modern two story and attic frame
house on plot 50X10O feet. Sold for Mrs Theresa
5elnshagen 20 Phoebe Nichols. Also sold for the
Jamaica Park South Realty Corporation the fol-
lowing lots: Ihrty-One lots IN Bates ave. ten lots
IN Elder ave. thirty-one lots IN Fisher ave, sew
enty-tTo lots in all. 10 Nathan Ratnoff: two lots
IN Elder ave. to Max Wexler. two lots in Rocla-
way Road and one lot in Campbell ave. TO Henry
r wood ana three lots in Bates ave. to NJ. Weiss
man and n. Rottsten.
-aoa according 70 q report yesterday the Columbia
COleee leAsfhola No. 5sS Fifth ave, between 47th
and 4Sth SITS, has been leased for term OF twenty
one years fOf business purposes
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05

The Henry Morgenthau Company has sold 10
James F. Meehan plot T0Xl05 feet. on the west
side OF Tiffany ST.. 100 feet south OF Dongan St. ana
a parcel I70KlIO feet the east side of Tiffany ST.
100 feet south of Dongan St
Mr.. Meehan viii erect ten four story apartment
houses on the site. There will be two families on
each floor. Each suite viii have six rooms and a
bath. The houses viii be built from plans drawn
by Charles Kreymborg, the architect They VIII
cost about s22OO0 and the total project win repre-
sent an investment of about 100000.
Senator Thomas c. Flatt has sold through Rich-
ard Collins TO Daniel B. Freedman No. 5S1 LeXing-
ton ave. five story apartment house. with stores
on lot 25xl0O feet. between 6lst and sd sts MT
Freedman has resold to investor No. $40 Lex
ington ave. five story business building, on lot
25KlOO feet.
A. r. Mathews has sold for Charles A King to
ST. Marks Hospital No. 240 East 18th St. a four
story stone front building, lot i7.Sxl5 feet.
The property forms an Il with the hospital site.
II Is 10 be used by the nurses
Pease Gilman have sold for lie Grand l. d9, Bene,
dict No. l25 East Both St, nye story american
basement dwelling house, lot 2OXlV1 reet-
Bernard Smyth & Sons sold for George Noakes,
20 Frederick Hack, the plot S4Xl23.5 irregularr on
the east side Of Riverside Drive, about 20. feet
north Of Il6th