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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-26

Polk e. Reed,
Comedians in their Laughter Great
ing Success, THE Haunted House."
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-26

The call of gold sounds louder to
most people than the call of the wild.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21

and the water frozen glaciers over the pavements
and walls thar seemed to know nstinctiveE the peril
OF the tottering wall and eommuneated his fears to
Skinny.
The pulsating, throbbing engine had been dragged
away only moment before the street filed with
ruin OF fallen and smoking brick
Hector again responding the firm but delicate guid
ance OF his friend had by his strength alone
swerved the engine from its and barely clear OF
big sightseeing automobile filled with white-faced
frightened tourists. Skinny had grinned at them as he
passed. but he knew only too well that it Hector
alone that had saved half dozen lives, including prob
ably his own.
DO you wonder that he loved his fine big horsel
Through all the best part OF his life they had gone to-
getheririends, sharing dangers, comforts and pleas
ures.
Out OF his dream came Skinny with shock. Round
the last at the foot Of the hill they dashed
reckless speed The blue-eoated policeman sprang out
from the curb and shouted down the avenue to clear
the way.
The whole street shrank out Of the way except one
little baby girl with dazed eyes Skinny stood up to the
reins like a madman his foot iammed on the brake
Whoa. Hector you DEVIL whoal" he cried hoarsely.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21
The Complete Story of

Hector" by Edward Ostrom, Jr. is notable both
for its strength and its tenderness. The noble
fire horse and his rough, rugged driver are
brought before the reader in such manner as to
win clear, understanding sympathy The story is
one that will appeal 10 the human side of every
heart that has throbbed with quickcned pulse as
the Changing engines dashed by with their gaiop-
ing horses and blue-shirted hre-hghters. SEEM
ngy stirred alike with eagerness to battle ior
the safety OF imperilled lives
The foroeiul pencil Of L. Methfessel has illus
trated Hector" and has presented worthy pic
tsre OF the noble animal whose liic-story is here
related. 1t is picture combining the fidelity Of
hashlight photograph with the effect thar could
be produced only by the pencil OF an artist whose
soul is attuned to sympathy with the brute hero
he portrays.
Evening journal., 1907-01-21

After the sugar had been eaten he would bow his head
to show his gratitude.
1t all came back 10 Skinny occasions life
times memories will be packed into brief moment
Skinny driving fire, but subeonscously he was
living again his iremans career with Hector
When Hector had been transferred to the uptown
section and had shifted his goodbye into Skinny fearful
Evening journal., 1907-01-21

The great horse gaped with the pain cf the bit; and
tried to hold back on his launches Plunger staggered
his left but he held him up for several yards then
Boiler stumbled and fell with crash. Hector was
brought to his knees, Plunger under the mereess
wheels, and the engine a stop. It all over
quick a kiss-Plunger lay quiverng with broken
Evening journal., 1907-01-21

Skinny was made driver of the engine after thatthe
windows spittins fire and smoke, Skinny had crawed
slowly up the front Of the building with his scaling lad
der and brought own the old and her two little
pranddauglners The next day the papers famed with
accounts of his heroism-
Evening journal., 1907-01-21

promotion he had always secretly onged for How he
and Hector could work together No one else could
manage the fiery horse well and skilfuy There was
the bond of friendshp-of love between them. They
understood each other.
Hector it was after the long to the car-barn fire
last winter when tire was deep in the side streets
Evening journal., 1907-01-21

face, there had seemed much left in Sknnys life
until someone higher up-nad been made to
that it would be benefit the service have the two
house
Then had the other incidents of their life to-
geher-the big apartment house FIRE when with all the
Evening journal., 1907-01-21

~ her silver voice.
Clingl cling clingl There's
a Gre not far awayi-and
the roof of the building is
falling inland the smoke
is pouring out Of the win
owsl-and it'll be all up
with the women and chill
dren if you don't hurry upi
Ciingl Clingl Cling Cling
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
BLOCK FRONT DEAL.
IN HAMILTON PLACE.
Columbus AUenue SaIe-DaIy Es-
tate Lots at AuctiOn.

A. L, Mordecai g. Son have sold for Jacob Axelrod
to Joseph H Davis the block front on the east side
OF Hamilton Place, between 139th and 140th SITS
The plot has frontage of 217 feet in Hamilton
Place of e3 feet in 18th st and 5s6 feet in l4oth
st. Two six story apartment houses will be erected
the premises by the buyer
Charles S. Kohler has sold for Joseph Loeb NO,
S07 Columbus ave, a five story fathouse, with
stores a lot 25x75 feet. Also sold for Gertrude
B. Andrae No. III Manhattan ave, a three story
Queen Anne dwelling house, 1sx5o feet
An absolute auction sale of 305 lots. comprising
the entire holdings of the Kingsbrdge Real Estate
Company in the Bailey estate tract, at Kings
bridge. will be held at II o'clock to-day at tne
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos. IA and 10
Vesey ST. by Joseph P. Day. The lots front In
Bailey, Heath or Sedgwck ave. or Klpgsofloge
road. They form of the finest parcels OF IN
improved real estate offered at auction me 1
ground Is high and free of rock, and pesldes, IL
easily reached from any part Of Manhattan Island.
The subway and New York Central stations AZ AZ
Broadway and the Harlem Ship Canal are WITHIN
500 feet Of the property.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
MANY SALES IN RICHMOND HILL SOUTH.

The B. n Dawley Real Estate Company report
the following sales at Richmond Hill South IN the
last week: To Timothy Hevtken. east side OF
stoothoff ave, lis feet south of Metropolis ave.
40xl0O feet Catherine F. Crookston west side OF
Walnut St $40 feet north Of Metropolis ave. ioxlH
feet; TO Melaine P. Pfeiffer. west side OF Briggs
ave. 22O feet north OF Metropolis ave, +Oxlm Feet;
10 P c. Leonard west side of Church ST. SS5 feet
north OF Sutter ave, Soxn0o feet; TO Joseph Keller
west side Of Briggs $40 feet north OF Metrop-
oils ave- 40x100 feet Henry Sparnicht. west side
of Briggs ave. l40 feet north of Metropolis ave-
40xl00 feet: TO VI. z. Chichester, north SIDE or
Metropolis ave. a feet east OF CEDAR ave. 4oXtV' @
feet: to Fred Brown, south side OF Metropolis ave-
il feet of stoothof ave S9N95 LOO I feet to o. .;
Squire west side of Church st, 20 rect norIh OF
SITTER ave. 4oxIoo feet to N n Reed west o5d sid9
OF Church st. 235 feet north OF Sutter ave- 4VAIuV
feet Joseph s strang vest side , OF Walnut fne ST.
205 feet south of Metropolis ave foXlp Ieet' 70
Elizabeth servin. side Of Lefferts ave. I16 feet
north OF Sutter ave. 4ox12s feet, 20 E A Johnson
north side Of Metropolis ave Ga feet west Of Stoot
hoF ave 40xl00 feet 10 J. w. and Louisa Euhn8er'
east side Of Church la5 feet north OF Sutter ave-
i0)xlO0 feet; 10 Anna NJ. Laey. west side OF Sto2t
hof ave. 900 feet north OF Metropolis ave SAI'
feet: 70 Thomas McMann. east side or brlggs ave.
so feet north Of Suffer ave, 40ZlO0 feeti 70 NJ M
Egan north side of Metropolis aye:t 100 feet east
OF Ieferts ave. 46X1e0 feet; to William j. ttelt-
never, west side of Walnut St. H0 feet north OF
Sutter ave, 40X10Q feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

E. H. Ludlow & Co have sold to Harris SiIber-
man No 50 Hester ST. a FIVE story tenement house,
with stores 25x4o feet
Nathan H Well has sold for Sophia Ecker TO
Ernest Bohnig No. 834 East 94th St, a five story
double fathouse. 25xl00 feet.
Charles Whine has sold to David Rezzel through
Joern & Won Pein No. oil West l31st ct. five
story hathouse.
Walter S. Aud has sold FOR Olof G. Kloveness to
Elizabeth Schamberg the three family frame house,
on lot 19x9Ox irregular the east side Of Nelson
represented the buyer
Leo Hutter has sold through Henry NJ. Ribeth &
Son TO Edward Muller the plot 5oxl0o feet, on the
side OF stebbns 100 feet north Of 170th St
Edward Poak has sold for A Magnes No. 2l15
Lafontaine a three family houEe, lot 25xlo0
feet; also. for William J. Diamond. No. 1892 Bath
John O'Donnell two lots the north side Of 2l3th
St, 100 feet OF Tilden ave, 50xlu0 feet.
George F. Chamberlain has sold No 81 West sd
st. a four story brownstone dwelling house. on lot
20x1005 feet.
James K Holly has sold for the House of the
Evangelist to Mary A Doris No 2Ss Lexington ave.
four story dwelling house. on lot "a 6xH feet
L. J. Phillips co. have sold for Josephine
Drury No. 3l5 West s4th st. five story America n
basement dwelling house, lot 17xIO22 feet The
buyer will occupy the house.
jarnin Fox No. 473 West l4Sd st. a four and one
half story dwelling house lot l7x99.11 feet The
buyer will occupy the house:
George F. Picken has sold for Mrs. Josephine
Lederer Nos 547 and 549 Lenox ave, two five story
double hathouses. on plot 50x75 feet
A NJ Baumann has sold for g. A. Walker No.
$40 10 SIC West 145th ST. two story garage, plot
Harris & Vaughan have sold for r V. Wolcott
Lowenfeld & Prayer Nos. 1900 and 1902 Madison
ave a six story fathouse on plot 3sx10O feet.
The Memo Realty Company has sold Nos. 625 and
627 West 5lst st, two four story buildings plot
5ox1oo5 feet 10 the John 7. Brook Company.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
NEAT PRICES NAY JUMP.
Dispute Bet5ceen Packers and Gro1c-
ers OUer Payments.

Chicago. May 27.-Meat prices in Chicago may
jump skywerd this week unless the beef trust re-
cedes from its recently announced intention to
delay payment certain Of .ts livestock pur-
chases until they have passed the government post
rnorteTn examination. The packers advised the
commission firms that. beginning to-day, they no
longer would stand the loss on condemned cattle
and that 20 protect themselves they had found It
necessary TO refuse payment cow stuff until
II has passed the government inspectors
During the latter part Of last week thousands of
letters and kilograms were sent by the commits
sion men TO their customers warning them Of the
action that had been taken by the packers and
advising them 10 withhold all shipments OF cattle
10 the big markets controlled by the trust until the
ciInculty Is adjusted. This expected 20 cut the
meat supply tremendously before the week IS over
ana prices are expected to 90 up ooTresPondngly.
commission men say il is the intention OF the
packers 10 enforce the rule with regard to Cow
stuff now in the hope that similar action may
CT sheep and hogs. Cow stuff is e minor item in
the packing house business, and commission men
say II is for this reason that the packers selected
II as the objective Of their ruling. Less than
unfit by government inspectors and the loss
on i alone would not mean much 10 the shippers
and producers.
The commission men contend though that
IL the packers allowed TO refuse payment of
this class OF livestock they will extend the ruling
later TO all their purchases and that this practical
make the cattle raising business extremely un-
profitable
Some of the leading commission firms and ship
pers have communicated with the o.
Agriculture Washington with regard to the
new action on the part OF the packers, and IL is
said assurances have been given that any attempt
the packers would result in the withdrawal Of the
inspection service.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
HOMES COMPANY MEETS.
Proued Its Usefulness, Says Presi-
dent GOuld- -DiUidend Declared.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
CITY and Suburban Homes Company was held yes
terday, with L. r. i. Gould, president, the
chair. Mr.. Gould submitted the eleventh annual
report calling attention the fact that the com
pany had not only shown its usefulness In pro-
Viding model tenement accommodations in Man
haitian for 1873 families. repre- sentng an invest
ment Of si,i4S0ll &C. and l62 houses at Homewood
Brooklyn, the suburban estate representing an in
vesSment Of S5Z7.7e5 is. but 1t had experienced
helpful influence in promoting improved tenement
hoDss legislation, and was actively engaged in the
by outside parties"
a ~ per cent dividend declared, which is
the third consecutive semi-annual payment at this
rate Four Per cent had previously been paid
annually from 1890, and previous TO that 3lb per
cent ana per cent. The company's balance sheet
showed assets of s4.e677ol 95. taking no account
however, OF the increase in ground values so that
in reality, II was said. the financial position of the
company WAS far stronger than represented
The officers and directors OF the City and S,Ibur-
ban Homes Company President, E r. I,
Gould; vice president, Charles Ste gart Smith.
chairman board Of directors r. Fulton Cutting
tTeaSyrer II Isaac n seligman: secretary. George
Bourne, John D Crimmins, w. Bayard Cutting
Rorert w. de Forest Adrian Iselin jr, d. q
Mills Alfred T. White and George w Young
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
SUIT TO FoRECLosE BIG MORTGAGE
New Jersey Terminal Dock and Hackensack
Meadow Companies to Unite

The Standard Trust Company Of New York has
Brought foreclosure proceedings in the Court Of
Chancery at Trenton. y. J.. against the New Jer-
sey Terminal Dock and Improvement Company
The suit is brought 10 foreclose a 81 ZOO mort
gage The New Jersey Terminal Dock and I'm
provement Company owns 50 per cent of the
Hackensack Meadow Company. and the two con-
Germs will be. formed into company. The suit,
to foreclose the mortgage for s23Se0oO is in lire
with the plan made for reorganization The New
Jersey Terminal, Dock and Improvement Com
psny is controlled by Pliny Fisk. w. NJ Barnum
w L. Lane, Andrew Freedman. w. C Kinney and
other interests connected with the Hudson Street
Railroad Company which was organized to oper-
ate street railways by electricity in New Jersey
a,ss ana became competitor of the Public Service
pany was formed 20 gu N or frain the Jersey
meadows e'
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
SUSPECT ATTEMPT TO BURN ELKToN
Townspeople Aroused by Four Incendiary
Fires in the Early Morning

ElE1ton, Md. May 27.-The breaking out Of four
fires at different times I'm the business part of this
place early to-day has caused belief that an al
tempt was made to burn the town In esch case
kerosene used After the third blaze the
townspeople became alarmed and remained up the
rest of the night. The authorities also had dozen
special officers sworn In and placed on guard The
Town Council held special meeting today and
offered reward of $3.50 for the arrest and convic-
ton Of the nrebugs. detectives were put upon tho
case The concerns which suffered losses are
Robert B. Frazer. druggist; Waters's photogra phic
studio: stables occupied by Rambo & George
ice dealers; Kings hardware store ignted but
the fire was eXtinguished without damage A man
who was seen prowlng about the Pennsylvania
Railroad freight house was fired upon but escaped
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Joseph P. Day: Sylvan Place. northwest cor
Of 10th ST. 46xS51 feet two story brick frame
tenement house and store, to George Ringler, for
$4,000.
west side, 100 feet south Of Rivington St. 5Ox10O
feet three and four story brick tenement house
ana stores and three story brick tenement house
rear; adjourned 10 June 10 Also. l29 lots plots
nelAg part or the Powers estate tract and front
ing IN BroadWay 1881 st, Fairview ave. Wads-
worth and Broadway Terraces; voluntary sale sold
adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28

ENGLEsrON, GEORGE WASHINGTON PEOPLE soPsLI.
H OF The York. by grace OF God l7s
and independent. to Amy D. ESeston. Thomas BGchaanl
Maclear Eglsston. Harold Patterson Mscean Eses'ah
Vivian Hector Maclean Egleston. all persons IN
George Washington Eseston ss'
OF the County OF New York deceased creditors ess
tees next Of kin otherwise. send eTeetins- You -
you hereby required personally
be appear before OF the County q
Rt county heu =
County House. in the County New Aofh -
day OF June 1907. half past ten 9 Q Cie
cf that day, then and there u atS-
Judcai settlement Of The account of proceeilhs last
trial tn Company OF York, OF the - "a
Of said deceased and such OF w
hereby under the Of twenty
required by guardian. II you nav
have appear and apply for one % 10
appointed. in the OF neglect or fali
guardian will he appointed hy the Surrogate " -
resent and act for you IN the proceeding =, n,
In testimony whereof. have caused the sea-
Surrogates' Court or the said County OF ~ -
tSeaLl York he hereunTO affixed witness; -
Abuer c. Thomas Surrogate OF our stiI tSy1 az +,
ty, the County New York the I'D daN OF
the OF Lord thousand nine hInSlEv hI1SrSvv
DANIEL j Dow D..Sl--.a,s
Clerk OF the Surrosates Soss>
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
PARISH HOUSE TO COST $4,000.

Plans have been filed with Buildings superin-
tendent Murphy for a two story parish house to Dc
built at No 167 20 III West SD St, for the consre
CATION established recently by the Protestant hpls
copal City Mission The building Is to be OF hrch,
trimmed with granite and limestone, htNlAS RI, q q
frontage OF 4lIa feet and depth Of 81 , feet' The
basement will be fitted gymnasium ns
house is TO cost $50 600 according TO the estna'e VI
Hoppin koen g. Huntington. the architects.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
HAVANA r. r. SECURITIES OFFERED.

An offer for the purchase of shares of the com
mon capital stock and first mortgage per cent
bonds of the Havana Central Railroad Company
has been made by ]. Henry Schroeder & Co. This
offer is limited to May 81 and is behalf Of the
United Railways OF Havana and Regla/ Ware
houses. Limited. The United company promises to
give valuable equivalents IN exchange. Speyer &
Co will furnish copies Of the plan and proposal
containing details.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
BUYS GARDEN CITY TRACT.

John F. Goweu has sold TO Mark c. Meagher
eighty acres east of Garden City, near the Meadow
Brook Hunt Club. and on the line OF the proposed
automobile parkway. II is understood the price
was $50 900. Mr.. Gowell also sold 10 MI. Msagher
tvro farms at TYestbury one known as the Besold
farm, on the Jericho Turnpike. containing forty
fye acres and the other known the Seaman
farm on Union ave, containing twenty acres, and
adjoining the Besold farm. The price was 81; 40 an
acre Mr.. Meagher also purchased through Mr.
GoweIIs Office thirty acres at East WilHston. on
Main st and the Rosyn Road for 10000.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
II. III. LAW,
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Barnet Adler and Ralph Adler. dealers in dry
goods at No. 1923 First avenue. assigned yesterday
for the beneft of creditors Benjamin Silverstein
The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
with the clerk OF the United States District Court
Involuntary petition against Morgenstein
Brothers, No. IS East 10Th street. Creditors with
claims: H y. Juilliard & Co. $lS4. Stevens San
ford & Jordan. S20S. Brauer & Louis 81 C. Y
Plant. receiver; bond. $l5O0 Preferential payments
assets, Safs0 - 'N'
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
NEW HEAD FOR LINCOLN TRUST CO

The directors of the Lincoln Trust Company NJ
a meeting held yesterday. elected Frank TiIford
president, to succeed Henry r. Wilson. who re-
signed be relieved of active official duties and
take extended vacation abroad Mr. Tllford
founded the Lincoln Trust Company in the fall of
1902 and has held the Offices of president ond
chairman Of the eXecutive committee.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
SUIT TO DUST THE WESTERN UNION
Company Attacked in Wyoming for Failing
to File Articles of Incorporation.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. May H.-Ouster proceedings
were filed in the district to-day by Attorne
General Mullan against the Western Union TelA-
graph Company because of its failure to file its
articles of incorporation in Wyoming The COM
pany bases its refusal the ground that il IS
carrying on interstate business and its esta blish
rnent in Wyoming preceded the enactment Of the
49,
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
F. L. POLLOCK GOES TO ROCK ISLAND.
New Place Created for Vice President, Who
Comes from New Haven Road.

Chicago, May G.-The Rock Island system will
have new vice-president June l. when e l.
Pollock. at present purchasing agent FOR the New
York. New Haven Hartford Railroad. will be
made vice-President, in charge of purchases and
stores for the Rock Island Frisco the Chicago &
Eastern Illinois and the Evansville 81 Terre Haute
lines. reporting to the presidents of the various
companies Tho place was created for Mr.. Pollock
+ F. Jenries, general purchasing agent Of the
Rock Island lines will report 10 Mr.. Pollock in
stead Of 10 President WincheH. as heretofore "
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
REALTY NOTES.

Brill Brothers have taken long lease of the old
Martin House property. at No 1887 Broadway be-
tween 10th and 41st SITS. owned by Francis S. Kin
ney. The Broadway building has frontage Of
"a feet.
Adolph Pletky is the buyer of No. 46 West 92d
st. recently sold by Annie e. Magouin through the
McVickar -GaiIlard Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Truax Of the Supreme Court yesterday
annointed Albert Sanders receiver Of the rents or
No 3l2 West I'D st. pending an action brought ny
George H. Robinson against Mary de G. ITen4oam nom
individually and as eXecdtrix OF NllIlam l. IIel
holm and others, to foreclose second mortgage OF
mn
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
HEADS NEW ORLEANS GREAT NORTHERN

New Orleans, May H.-Samuel T Goodyear was
elected president of the New Orleans Great North
ern Railroad to-day to I'LL the vacancy left by the
recent death Of his brother, Frank P Goodyear
NJ E Clmstead of Harrisburg, Penn. general
counsel OF the road was elected vice president and
VIII also continue his duties general counsel.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
DELMAs IN san FRANCISCO CASE.

San Francisco, May 27-Delphn NJ Delmas has
been engaged TO defend Louis Glass and T V
Ealsey, two officials OF the Pacific States TeTe-
phone Telegraph Company, indicted for bribery
Mr.. Delnas made his first appearance in the case
IN court this morning.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
UPTOWN PARCELS IN A TRADE.

Adolph scheibel has sold to Moses Solomon a six
story aathouse. plot 50xloo feet at the south
east corner Of 149th st. and Bradhurst ave. In
exchange MIR. Solomon gives No 50 West 16th ST,
a six story fathouse on plot 50x1oon feet
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
Citations.

4 the Grace OF God Free and lndependent-fo Ser2a
Back. AureliI z Runk Dora e.. Hanfed. FrederlCka v
Schaefer. Edward r Beck. Aurelia BECK the widow.
heirs and OF kin OF Frederick Beck deceased send
greeting Whereas Bertha Beck. samuel Uuternyer an1
Christian F Tetjen. Of the OF New York lately
applied the Surrogate's Of ot New
York, to have certain instrument IN WFttnS bearing
22d day March 1885 relating both real a1d
duly proved WIN ani IeSta-
Frederick Beck Of county New YORK
deceased. Therefore you and You cited 70
before the Surrogate of County OF New 4ors
his office in the County Of New York the 9th cay
OF july thousand nine hundred and az half
O'Clock IN the forenoon OF DAY. them anu
there attend the probate WlI ana
Testament. And such Of hereby cited are
under tho or twenty-One required 70 sP
pear by your guardian n YOU have II You naSs
none appear ana apply for be appointed or "a
OF neglect failure a guardian
be appointed by the Surrogate represent and act
FOR in the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof We have the Seal Of -
Surrogate's Cf tho said York % 20
hereunto affixed Witness Hon Frank T. F1tzsvrais,s
surrogate OF said County Of New York az SAL
County the 10th day NAV. in the year OF Ls1H
thousand nine hundred and seven.
lSeaLl DANIEL J.. DOWDNEI.
Clerk of "a court
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

DAY RIDGF-Iarge Colonial house. detached, 18
u rooms: grounds 100 square. Sacrifice for
$1,000 OWNER. 1905 Tenth Suite 300 1s9
Montague st. Brooklyn.
90 BOND sT.-Store> dwelling will be sold at a
OJ sacrifice: good baker. cafe restaurant florist
druggist Apply 20 OWNER, Fl Bond st. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
ENlAReEs HIS CANAL ST. PLOT.

sar,uel Well has bought No 506 Canal st, a three
story building on lot lsx67x irregular He owns
No 5o4. adjoining, and now controls plot with a
frontage of 81 feet.