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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-04-04
A recent ruling Of the United State.

A recent ruling of the United States
land office will be of great benefit to
the settlers in this part of the country
II provides that ranchers on the forest
reserve who wish to make final proof
can apply directly to Pau. d. Kelleter
special agent for the forestry depart
ment. Hitherto they have been oblig
ed to apply directly to the department
at Washington, and great delay conse
quently has ensued. As soon as Mr.
Kelleter receives the application he
will examine the land and determine
IL it is suitable for agricultural or min
eral purposes.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-04-04
Hours Of Labor.

"As matter of fact" boosted a
chronic idler who had been remonstra-
ted with OH the score of laziness, II
always do my hard work before break
fast"
Indeed" said his friend, consider
ably ast0nished. "Whatevers that?'
Getting out of bed!'' was the sloth-
ful mans reply.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-04-04
Not Worth Noticing.

Hawley-But. surely. you don't pro-
pose to let Huskie's remark pass un-
chaiiengeds
Orswiey-That's just what propose
to do
Hnwley-Why. man alive, he called
you "a blithering idiotf"
Orawiey-Exactiy; but my dear sir.
there is no such word In the English
dictionary az "blithering."
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-04-04
STATE or OHIO, CRY or TOLEDO. :,

STATE or OHIO, CITY OF ToLkDo,
LUCAS COUNTY.
FRANK J. CHESHY makes oath that he 10 senios
partner Of the frm OF +. j. CHENEY Co.. doing
business In the City OF Toledo, County and State
aforesaid. and that ssid Arm win pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
OF CArARRH that cannot be cured by tha Of
Halls CArAKRH CUkG.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in my pres.
ence. this 9th day Of December, A. ID. 1885.
-, A. w, GLEASON.
EorART PUBLIC.
Hairs Cstsrrh Cure Is taken internally and acts
directly ON the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Send for testimonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY & CO. TOLEDO. O
Sold by all Druggists, Use.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-04-04
Child choksa 10 Death.

Coonsville, Iowa, March 30.-Falling
down the cellar stairs. the two-year-
old child of Charles Warnstaff caught
its clothing on nail that hung the lit
tie one there until tt choked to death.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-04-04
Houses =?

Model-Pardon me, sir, but isn't
there another artist in this building?
Artist-Well, that is a matter Of
opinion. There is another fellow who
paints.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-04-04

Balance to my good 49,. 81, 530.75
Particulars as to how to secure low
railway rates to the free homestead
lands OF Western Canada may be Sc
cured from any Canadian Government
Agent.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-04-04

Garfield Tea is for those who desire an
IDEAL laxative; it is simple, pure, mild and
notent: It regulates the liver and kidneys,
svercomes constipation, and brings Good
HesIth. Il il guaranteed under the Pure
Tood and Drugs Law.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-04-04

Beiie-Yes. Gertrude has decided
to marry that dissipated young Van
Rochs--she thinks she can succeed in
making something out OF him!
Ethel--About how much?
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-04-04
FIGURES OF a CROP IN WESTERN
CANADA.
How a Swan River Settler Has
Succeeded.

Benito, Manitoba, Nov. 26, 1906.
At Swan River Valley, In May, 1900,
a settler took up homestead on Gee.
ton 80, in Township "a, Range 20
West of the First Meridian, at that
time so miles from a railway, tele.
graph, school or church. There is
now a railway within two miles of
my farm, and all these other advant.
ages close at hand. His story is:
after making my homestead entry
fee OF $40 had $500 total (forty five
dollars) capital. Through doing
homestead duties in slack times OF
the year, | managed to get a start.
am a married man of % years Of age.
81 built my first house, or shack,
and broke up s acres, putting five
acres in crop the first year.
This year, 1906, / had 80 acres in
crop--65 acres In wheat, 20 acres OF
which yielded $50 bushels, or 421s
bushels per acre; Is acres of oats,
which yielded 355 bushels, and one
stack of oats in sheaf for feed.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-04-04

It taiss cute girl to get so close to
a man that when he tries to kiss her
tia impossible for her to get away.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-04-04

safe and sars remedy fer infants and children,
and 80 that q
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.

THE Iron Trade Review" says: The absorntion
OF the Tennessee Coal. Iron & Railroad COMPANY
by the United States Steel Corporation clearly
foreshadowed by events which have occurred IN
New York this week. will. il is believed have a
good influence the Southern pig iron market
If the Tennessee Company should continue as in
the past, to sell about half of its product of pr
iron, its conservative influence would tend 10 add
hrmness to the market, ard +, may be the case
the furnaces of the company should be used for
making steel-makng iron. the withdrawal OF the
large tonnage hitherto solo would strengthen the
position OF producers The Republic Iron and
Steel Company, although controlled TO a large ex-
tent by the interests which have dominated the
deal. and whether 1t will be eventually taken over
time alone tell.
Our blast furnace statistics lor October show a
continuance of heavy production A considerable
number of furnaces were. however, blown out in
the last few days Of last month and the first week
OF this month, and It is certain that the production
for November will show a sharp curtailment. Octo-
ber made a record for that month in ore ship
mens. the total being 64S2 654 tons, increase of
l4O1. $50 tons. compared with October Of last year
'Dulness continues in the pig iron market an.
the valley prices Of Bessemer has declined 9 a
ton. The production OF finishing mills has con-
tnued at terror breaking rate in numerous
plants the production of the Illinois Steel Company
being especially noteworthy while the output OF
the American Bridge Company has made a new
record being $1,000 TONS OF which only about
onethiTd sold
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
FIRE ON BOARD BRITISI- STEAMSHIP
Flames in Hold Raise Temperature on Deck
to 1S7 Degrees.

fire was discovered in the hold Of the Brit
ish steamship Abercour. from Yokohama short
ly after coming into Quarantine yesterday morn
lng and had it not been for the prompt action
of George Noble. the chief officer in smother
ing the flames, the freighter would have been
seriously damaged. The Abercour was loaded
with hemp and wool. and it is thought that
spark from one of the tugboats alongside her
got in through a ventilator.
The vessel had been cleared by the Health
Officer and was about TO steam UP to Pier So
East River. when the chief officer saw smoke
coming from the ventilator over No. ! hold
He called all hands on deck and ordered the
ventlator top removed. Strips OF canvas were
battened down over the aperture and gas from
a fire extinguisher turned into the
hold from the port side. An air pump was
put into operation the starboard side 10
pump all the air from the hold. When this was
accomplished the Abercour headed full speed
for her pier.
When she left Quarantine the temperature on
the deck was 1S7 degrees Fahrenheit. but sub
sided TO 50 degrees by the time she warped into
the pier. None of the matches were opened up
to late hour last night. 1t was feared that
the air entering into the hold might feed the
smouldering fire. The Abercour left Yokohama
on August >. and because of heavy weather
consumed her coal supply and was forced to put
into Cape Breton for coal
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

ne" YORK, November G. 1907
4.4SO head, including 14S for sIaurberrrs ms 90
Tor the market. Steers demand and MIL
common grades slow. medium
WIN top grades apparently firm; common and medium,
buls were selling at Mondays prices choice fat cows
we're fuii steady medium hard sell; thin cows
sun further declined lOql6c selling lowest figures
OF the season The yards fully cleared S1n-
mon to choice steers sold g5GpSG 90 rer 100 ~
with So 80 the best bid very common state
steers: two of extra Ohio do sold Mt S6 7O
oxen and saga 81 5Oq$5 70 bulls 81 5OqS3 90 and
heifers and mixed cows and heifers 81 4O4Si 60
Dressed beef steady Sal1c per for Inferior 10
choice native Sides Texan beef 61aasc IIyerpoo
and London cattle markets weak Exports Today in
cluded loo OF beef for the Morris Reef Com
pany and 1000 quarters the Swift Beef Comuanv
will for various shippers ESQ quarters OF beef
Sales-S. Sanders; 20 Ohio steers N average al
Sc 20 per 100 ID; II do 1859 n. at So 50 do 1894
50 20: II do. 1891 n. N SO % do 1883 N at
s. 20; q do. 1lsS 10 at 50 20: do 114O 10 $5 40
do 1862 ~ 81 So; 13 Pennsylvania do II47 10 al
S. co; q do ~ S. so: do 1928 ~ at S5 To-
- Westerns. 1910 1b at 81 So; l do b at S4 80
bulls 10 s. 50: do 1878 10 a So 25; . do
81 10: do. S25 10. at 49, 20 hefers
i1l7 10 81 40; 10 1l96 ~ s. 30 DO 1875
ID, So So l6 do 1920 b at So 10. 26 do. 10, at
So %: 20 1887 n. at 81 10; do, 500 N. at 81
Mcpherson CO.: II Kentucky steers 144O ~ at SO co.
So 80; 20 do 1917 10, at SO 30; II
gina do 10, So 80; 2l do. 1921 fo So So do
1925 H. 23 do. ll44 b 50 20 - DO 1887 10
s. 20; 1886 10 81 20; 10 Pennsylvania
do NJ. S4 IS; OK. 1850 10 at IS % bull
N. So 30; do 1880 rb. at So 90; do 143O N,
SO as: do 1862 ~ 50 80; do 935 10 50 %
1917 10 a 81 -; do $50 10. 81 90; cow 1900 10
81 %: do 1000 ~ So ~; 10 do 1852 NJ 50 co.
do, IO4l H. So 30; do. 937 No. at 81
Commission Company: - Western steers. lO76 10
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK
EMILY VIRGINIA SATTERLEE. plaintiff. against
"a A IlntEa lafn- larNs


EMILY VIRGINIA SATTERLEE. plaintiff. against
JOHN BATON and others. defendants.
made and entered In the above-entitled action and
bearing the sixteenth day of April 1907 and OF
order duly made and entered In the aoove-entled
bearing date the fifteenth day Of Octooer
I. the undersigned the referee in said udgms6t
named will sell at public auction to the highest e
der. at the Exchange Salesroom Numbers Il ana 10
yesey ssee in the Borough OF Mar M1nhattaI hat IN nv IN 5ne
ber 1907. IL o'clock noon. by Samuel Goldsticker
and therein described follows:
All those certain lots of land with the building
ough of Manhattan. in the County, City. and State OF
York lying together on the southery side 9I one
and Avenues. and bounded and described as FOL
lows: -. o..
Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street distant one hun
dred and eghty ieet eas'eTiy from Ine sou rannin-
nn5Ted and TWentv-seyenth Street forty feet thence
southwardIy parallel with Third Avenue ninety nine
tween one Hundred and Twenty-sixth and One Hun
dred and Tvventy-seventh streets westwar1ly
said line, and parallel with One hundred
northwardy. again parallel with Third Avenue ninety
eleven inches. to the point or place OF begin
Subject to the and restrictions contained
IN a certain deed made by Daniel p Ingraham ana
February 9th; Is45 recorded in the once Of the
March 26th, 1s45. in Liber 459 OF Conveyances' at
John Baton. Jessie :. Baton. by deed dated Nav
4th 1896 and recorded In said Registers Ofce on
ances at Page 2O6 AMI being then known by the
number 21S East 127th Street Borough or Man
haitian. New York City Dated NoveT3ber % 4tR, I"ot-
WILLIAM r. L. LEE Attorney for Plaintiff. once
Postoflce address No 70 Pine street Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is diagram OF me 81 :, R Pss 81
one Hundred and Twenty-seyenth Street Borough OF
Manhattan. New York City;
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov. 6-CIosing: wHEAT-Spot steady:
No red Western winter, ss I'D; Futures dull: De-
Spot easy; prime mixed. American SIS SID Futures
dull; December. rs Sud; January. bs 6ibd. PEAS
Canadian, no stock. FLOUR-winter patents steady
3Os Sd. HOPS in London (Pachc COast) steady IOs
a f3 los BEEF--Extra India strong 95s PORK
Prime mess. Western firm. SOS HAMS-ShOrt cut
GA 10 NJ quiet. sos. BACON berlanI c,,t
t26 to 80 no. dull sos short rib Cl6 - steady
SOS Cd long clear mtddles, light (2S quiet
56s; long clear mddles heavy (35 NJ quiet 55s
short clear backs 6 10 20 NJ quiet 51s: clear bel
lies GA to 10 fb) quiet. SOS SHOULD DERS-Sauare
IL TO) quiet 37s LARD-Prime western Ia tierces
quiet. 46s Cd American refined pails quiet 46s 9d
CHEESE-Canadtan finest white. new. steady els;
Canadian finest colored. new. steady. 62s. TAIIOW-
Prime city hrm, ais Sd TURPENTINE-Sp easv
Res cd. ROSIN-Common steady. los 4iSd PETRO-
iEuM-Rehned firm, Thd. LINSEED OIL. quiet
25s I'd No@
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Nov. q G.-CATTI.E-Receipts estimated about
1900 head including 1900 Westerns: steady
higher: steers. 81 5OU$7 81 G5QSI
heifcrs 81 50aS5; bulls 81 6OG$5: calves SSqS7 HOGS
Receipts estimated about 5000 head; market
cheice heavy shipping s. 404S5 CO. light butch
ors 81 500$5 light mixed, 50 408S5 30; choice light
$5 5Og$5 65; packing S5d$5 IS: 81 25Q$6 so bul
OF sales So 200S6 30 SHEEP-Estlmated receipts about
head; market steady to strong; sheep, S4dS6.
lambs 81 75aS6 so; yearlings, 81 5OqS5.
Cincinnati. Nov. 6.-HOGS-2Oc lower; butchers and
shippers 50 17aqs5 SO; common; S loq$o so CATTLE
common $2 25g$2 70 a. SHEEP-Steady. 81 25q$0 10.
East Ruffalo Nov. 6-CATTLE- Steady: prime steers
81 SOqSG 40 NEALS-Recepts 200 head active ana az:
higher S5aS9 %. HOGS-Receipts 1900 head: slow ana
I5n25c lower heavy and mixed. 81 1896 25 Yorkers
SC 4OGSG 75 pigs 90Q$5 % roughs s. 5Oq$5 85 sta
S4 6a$A IS; dairies 81 75a$6 10. SHEEP AND LANES
slow and Oc lower; lambs. S5Q$G so. ~
Kansas City. Nov. 6.-cATTI4E-Receipts G. 700 head
Including 800 Southerns: market steady: cows sronv
choice export dressed beef steers IS 25aS6 "a fair
10 good 81 25GS6 50 Western steers, 50 qS4 40. sto
ers and feeders S3dS4; Southern steers So I5GS3 G
Southern $2GPS2 80; native cows 81 756S3 30. natv
heifers 81 661Si bulls. 81 35NS3 Is; calves sSS,St
s. .5qS5 80: bulk sales. S5aS5 -; heavy ssT$5
packers $5a$5 %; pigs and lights. 5OGS5 *
Receipts $500 head: weak lambs S5dS6 25 evsa an5
yearngs. 81 25H$5; Western yearings 81 6DGS5. Wsst
$4G$t ~, stOckers and 51,gIS5 N
Union Stock Yards. Pittsburg Nov. 6-CsATTi'E 'E-Su,
ply light steady; choice. $GqS6 30: prime IS SaS ~
HOGS-Receips fair lower; prime heavies S6 9OfS6
Workers s6aS6 10. pigs s. 75q$5 S5: roughs sS s ~
SHEEP-Iteceipts light. steady; prime wethers ~ aoo
81 So culls and common 81 504$2 So lambs S5GSI -:
veal calves. SS4$S 80 ~' 'N~F' ~
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

In the Real Estate Exchange Salesroos yesterday Jo
ssph T. Day sold foreclosure lG5th ST. a
fve story brick nathouse lot % lxlI71x irregular
John Schroeder S23.sOo foreclosure No
PSI Rider story frame house. with
store. 25K1OO feet Leopold Gustha plaintiff for
SlB 473
Samuel Goldsticker sold al foreclosure No. West
s5th lot 251102 feet to George Becker for
SIC o45. The sale Of No S57 Jackson ave. n story
brick dwelling house. 19.9x75 foet was adjourned by
Samuel Marx 10 November p.
In the auction to-day following parcels will
be offered for "a St No 1895 Sd ave
No. SO West 2lst ST. 20th ST. Nos 20
and 81 Lewis No 20 East 127th st. nathouscs
the southeast OF 1924 and Park ave- plot
In Concord north OF I47th ST. o6 10th st
q parcel In West 2s3d ST
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
WORKS RECEIVER
ArnoLd Works Embarrassed by FL
nanciaL Situation-Declared SoIOent.

North Adams Mass, Nov 6--Henry e War
ner Of Boston, was appointed receiver Of the
Arnold Print Works. of this city. one of the
largest textile concerns in the country, by the
United States Circuit Court at Boston to-day.
The corporation has a large printing factory here
with offices in New York and Boston, and owns
the Beaver and Eclipse cotton mills, of North
Adams the WilIiamstown Manufacturing Com
pany's Mills, Of WilIiamstown, and the North
Pownal Manufacturing Company's Mills. OF
North Pownal. VT. The corporation has liabil-
ities of SO 100000 and assets estimated at $l5,-
D0O 600 OF the liabilities s6,500,OOO is represented
by promissory notes and obligations TO banks
The corporation is declared to be solvent, but
owing TO the stringency of the money market
was obliged TO have a receiver appointed IN
order TO conserve its interests. The mills ana
print works have been doing an immense ousl-
ness and according TO the receiver. will continue
in operation The print works and allied nllilS
employ six thousand hands.
The petition for the receiver was brought pg
President Houghton, who is also the principal
owner of the company. The directors are A =.
Houghton w. A. Gallup. c. G.. Evans ID. u.
French. E. n. Evans, F. c. Cobey and T. M.
Mandergan.
Receiver Warner of the Arnold Print WORKS
said that there was not the slightest quesuoh Oh
the solvency of the company. He said tha' 'te
protection or the courts nau DSSll SoNS44S
because of the present financial situation which
made it difficult for the company to renew ma
turing obligations. He said that the lhSlruc-
tions of the court that the receiver shouiu
continue the operation of the plant, and that ac-
Cordingly all the employees would remain at work
and the mills would be run exactly as usual
When asked how long he thought the temporary
receivership would continue. Mr.. Warner SAID
that he could not tell, but he thought that II
might last until the financial situation improved
No effect on other mills in this region or on
local banking and business interests is anticl-
pated. II is understood that the Arnold COM
pany has practically no dealings with local
banks. most of its financial transactions being
with hanks in New York and in New England
cities outside of North Adams.
It was said at the New York office Of the Ar
mold Print Works yesterday that the company
had no statement to make at this time regard
ing its embarrassment.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
FISH ALERT IN I. C. R. FIGHT

When asked last night whether he would send
70 the stockholders Of the Illinois Central Rail
road Company a new request for proxies in oppo-
sitIon TO +. II. Hartman, for the meeting to be
held at Chicago on December Is. stuyvesant Fish
said:
j certainly shall. l understand that Mr.. Hack
staff has just sent out request for proxies run
ming TO President Harahan and himself and has
done it officially as secretary Of the company al
though the board of directors has in no wav di-
recty or indirectly, authorized It. The result Of
Mr. Hackstaff's action has been to put MANY Of
the stockholders upon inquiry and they have asked
me what ] am going TO do. / have told all of
them that they should not comply with Mr. Hack
sfan's request, which is clearly another move Cor
Union Pacific dominance, and / am asking the
stockholders 10 await proxies which | shall send
oct forthwith
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
MRS. SAGE LENDS AGAIN
AFFECTS 10TH ST. PLOT.
Sum Of Her Loans Since January
More than ,S2f. 900 900.

Mrs. Margaret o. Sage widow OF Russell Sage.
has lent 10000 al per cent for three years TO the
Strange & Slawson Company q parcel So1Xs99
feet. the north side Of 10Th st. 1911 feet west
Of 9Th ave. Since January ! L date Mrs. sage has
loaned about 10000 on Manhattan real estate.
The 40th ST. parcel adjoins the site which the
Union Dime Savings Bank is 10 erect 4 building
for It's occupancy.
Pease Gilman have sold for tho estate of Louis
Schoolherr No 30 East 9th st. a four story high
stoop house. lot 21xl0O feet.
Sharlow Brothers have bought from tho estate os
Thomas Walsh No. al West 4lst at. a ono story
building. on lot 25x9s9 feet. They own No. 439
adjoining and also the abuttnE property No AZ
West 42d St They will erect on the combined
parcels. which have a frontage Of 30 feet in Gst
St and % feet in i2d ST. six story store and LOFT
building.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
REALTY NOTES.

The United states Realty and Improvement Company
has made leases to the following In tho Trinity
and United States Realty Buildings: Lehgh Car Wheel
and Axle Works Metropolitan Securities Company Indian
Refining Company Rosario Smelling Company NJ L
Maevinsky. Fidelity Funding Company. William IL Par
sons PAPER Company. Middlesex Banking Company u r.
& T. =. Cowles. Hudson Manhattan Railroad Com
Dany and Boughton & Haagsma
The Duross Company has leased the top floor In tho
building No 479 10 4s5 LIST for ELY J. Reser & Co
to r. B. Corey for years
herman Wronkow is the buyer Of the Latham n seven
cory elevator apartment house. 10Ox1OO feet at the
northeast corner of Mornngside and 1921 at
sold recently by s. Morrill, Banner through Leon & Ait
mayer.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
12eth Street
127th street

The approximate OF the lien charge, to
satisfy which the abovedescribed property Is 70 be
thousand four hundred and three HS-lOo
dollars with interest from April six
teenth. 1907. less two thousand and Oo-1oo
$50 600 OO-lOOI dollars with interest thereon from
October ia, 1907 paid 70 the plaintiff herein on Oco
her Is 1907 TO said order bearing date the
fifteenth day October. 1907. besides and allow
ance. amounting o hundred ninety and 22-1OO
tS4aO 22-1OO) dollars. with interest from April
teenth 1907. and the expenses OF sale.
approximate of taxes. assessments. AMI
upon the property with interest 20 Noven
her 25th 1907, the date fixed for the sale thereof
which with further thereon the date OF
closing OF said property TO be allowed 10 the
purchaser Of the purchase money which gre 10
be paid BY referee, Is thousand three Kindred
twenty-five and 3i-1O0 tSf325341OO) dollars Dated
November 18th. 1901
LOUIS ADLER Referee
WILLIAM II. /. LEE. Attorney for Plaintiff. once
and Postofice address. Is Pine Street. Borough of
Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
STATE EDUCATORS IN SESSION.
Commissioner Draper Speaks on State and
Rural Supervision"

Syracuse, Nov. 6-One hundred educators from
all parts of the state arc in attendance at the
fifty-second annual convention of the New York
State Association of School Commissioners and
SupeTintendents, which opened here this evening
and viii continue through Friday
Andrew s. Draper, State Commissoner of Edu-
cation delivered the principal address the OPEN
ing session. speaking The State. and Rural
Supervision" He made earnest plea for the
passage of the Page bill. which is TO he reintro-
duced at the coming session Of the Legislature and
which provides for country school superin-
tcndents and more strict supervision OF rural
So
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
TO IMPROVE LARGE BROOKLYN PLOT.

Herman Wronkow has sold Bishop & Son a plot
240x10O feet in 5th between sth Prospect
Park West Brooklyn, S54 600 buyers
fifteen three story dwelling houses on the site
\. Hollander has sold No 73O Franklin ave- Brooklyn
four story fathouse. with stores 27x1OO feet
o. I. Haberstadt broker
John c. Creveling to Alfred Hughes the Wild
forester dwelling house at Arlington and Cleveland
St. Brooklyn. The building been occupied by the
Twenty sixth Ward Branch Young Wonens Chris
tan Association
g. p Truslow has sold for NJ Church No. &c Tewes
ST.. Brooklyn three story and basement brownstone
dwelling house.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

Harry NJ. Goldberg has sold No. AL East l42d It
two story frame dwelling house. 25x1OO feet
Elizabeth V. Swift has sold the N. ]. Fitzgerald
company no. 6s Centre St. story building on
lot 246XS0K Irregular. between Worth and Pearl SITS
The Fitzgerald company at occupies
ing
J. II. Harlan have sold Jacob Weinstein
tho plot 125x1OO feet the side JumeI Place
241.4 feet north of 10Th St
Isaac s. Heller has sold No 81 1st ST. a six story
tenement house. a lot 2s 2X7O feet
Mr.. Kubowitz has sold No. 227 ST. a six
story tenement house. lot 25K1OO5 foet.