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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-01

annual shoot A number OF crack shots
will take part in the event.
Celebrated Silver Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. John e. Campbell cello
brated their 25th wedding anniversary
at their home at Fifth and South
streets, on Saturday evening. Many
friends and relatives were present and
congratulations We're showered upon
the happy couple Music and singing
were features OF the evening and al
the conclusion OF the merry making a
luncheon, consisting OF cake. fruit, ice
cream. nuts. jellies and wine was
served Mrs Campbell received many
useful presents.
Welcomed New Year.
A number Of the members Of CON-
pany II welcomed the New Year ga a
noisy fashion hast evening by dring
blank cartridges and ringing the Court
House bell. Many other people weTo
out with guns and horns, among whom
was the Pie Social Club. The West
End Quartette serenaded several promi-
ncnt citizens OF thu town.
The church bells were rung as the
midnight hour struck and tugs lying
In haIbor added din to the occasion by
the shriexing OF their whistles.
Situation the Same.
Conditions among the striking chip
pers at the steel plant remain about tho
same. as the men will not give IN until
their end Is accomplished and the
Baldt company win not yield to the
men, The plant was closed yesterday
and will remain so until Tomorrow
morning. when it viii resume opera
tions.
To Practice Shooting.
Company II. n. G. d., will practice
target shooting at the power house
next Wednesday, preparatory 10 So.
leoting a rifle team. Indications show
that the team win be stronger this yea
than ever before.
Entertainment at Rose Hill
The Christmas entertainment OF tn
Rose HIN Sunday school was held las
evening and an interesting program
was presented. The orchestra renderel
severed pretty selections and was com
4, posed Of Everett b. Howard an
! NHtittn ittNititf NAVANtrNef "AA A-rf''@f
Naylor cornetist.
4 Killed Large Rat.
1 While walking along the road tina
e loads TO the Taslxer Iron Company yes
+ terday morning. Frank Toppin killed
o large rnusxrat with a stone. The AM
e NAL weighed over three pounds whe.
e dressed.
X High School Won.
In the pool tournament at the Ar
mory last evening the X-High Schos
! PLAYERS defeated the Downtown cu'
= handlers by the score Of 80 to 80 tn
!. teams were composed Of the foliown,
lplayers: N-High Schools Foster an'
Carawehl; Downtown-NfIer and Max
we'll Five games were played.
\ To Arrange For Bazaar.
The New Castle Athletic Association
!. win hold regular monthly meeting Il
Z. the Mayors ofice tomorrow night ant
a some arrangements Will probably b
made for the bazaar to be given by tn
association in the early part Of Fobru
airy.
Shamrock Social Club Ball.
n The New Years bal given in IA
= Opera House last evening under III
n auspices Of the Shamrock Social Gu
Il was a success and many people remain
N ed in the hall until early this morning
Candidate for Trustee.
John r. Lanlbson has posted sever
s neatly printed signs announcing nj
e candbdacy for trustee a the Common
8 at the election next Saturday. AL can
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-01
Mr.. Stout On Sick List.

Agent Frank Stout, Of the S. p. c..
A.. is suffering with heavy cold which
for the past few days has made it i'm
possible for him 10 attend to his duties.
He is now convalescent.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-01
CITY NE WIS
IN BRIEE
Elred RaII Throuah Window.

While celebrating the arrival of the
New Year last evening some one fired
a bullet in the window Of the house
No 2O1O Market street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-01

Tho Rev. George i. Wolfe ofieiated
at the wedding of Herbert Address, Of
West Chester, Pa, and Miss Blanche
b. Lightcap. of No. 2oS Rodney street,
this city, last evening. Magistrate l..
]. Broman issued the license.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-01
poas Ars seina Rsaistsred.

Many owners OF canine pets early
put I'm an appearance. at City Han this
morning and registered them with the
Police Department. Failure to do so
will render the bow vows liable to the
depredations of the dog catcher.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-01
window PrettIIy peeorated.

Window FrettIy Uccor1tcd.
Among the numerous handsomely decor
uted windows which have been displayed
during the holiday season none has at
tracted more attention than that OF VIII
lard springers cafe in West Fourth
street The decorating was done by Albert
T. Fulmer who has displayed great taste
On his work.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-01
Preparatory serviees.

Services preparatory to communion
in, West Presbyterian Church on Sum
day will be held in the church to-
morrow and Friday evenings.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-01
How,s This?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cufed by Halls Catarrh Cure.
II. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. o.
We the undersigned, have known r. j
Cheney for the last 10 years, and be-
ieve him perfectly honorable Ia all bust
ness transactions and financially able to
osfry out any obligations made by his
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the SYSTEM testimonial
sent free. Price Is cents per bottle. Sole
by an Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor constipa~
ton.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-01
CHANDLER g g E%ssInsF

~ NO. IA w Ninth Street.
,Carefxs attention day OF night.
Bodies ine Boarding Houses. Hotels
hn1 Hospitals removed and cared for
nHtil claimed. Carriages furnished.
appointments. nrst-cSasz Both Phones
Bazaar, 100 West Eighth street. SAT-
hrday afternoon ana evening, Della
kEare branch OF sunshi7<. VI ~
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-01
TOO LATE FOR cLAsslFIcArIoN.

LOST-Bunch OF keys. December. o.
.owpel,s nauga. q, to-. -sssrll,d to.rings re-
ward II retpt Cd to Journal ONCE. ji-h
WANTED Ihchinist and two boys.
Morris ElectAn Company, sl5 shipley St.
il-3t
MILK WANTEDat Harmony station.
B. and o. Akc clear Of freight w G.
Little. Marshalton, Del. jest
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-01

IN the pool tournament at the Ar
mory last evening the X-High School
players defeated the Downtown cue
handlers by the score OF 80 to 80. TIE
teams were composed Of the following
players: N-High School--Foater and
Caraweh; Downtovn--Milier and Max
well Five games were PLAYED.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-01

While walking along the road that
leads TO the Tasler Iron Company yes
terday morning. Frank Toppin killed a
large rnuskrat with stone. The ani-
NAL weighed over three pounds when
dressed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-01
To Arrange For Bazaar.

The New Castle Athletic Association
win hold regular monthly meeting In
the Mayors ONCE tomorrow night and
some arrangements viii probably be
made FOR the bazaar to be given by the
association in the early part OF Fobru-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-01

The New Years bal given in the
Opera House last evening under the
auspices Of the Shamrock Social Club
was a success. and many people remain
ed in the hall until early this morning.
Candidate for Trustee.
John r. I.anlbson has posted several
neatly printed signs announcing his
candidacy for trustee a. the Commons
at the election next Saturday. AL can
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Joseph F. Fest has resold the three and four
st, on plot 50XlCOx irregular. 10 Joseph Ratzer.
Pease Gilman have sold for Warren Z Dennis
No. l@ East 65th st. four story. high stoop
dwelling house. lSsxl00 feet a client for occu-
pancy. Also sold for the Dexter Realty Company
No. IA West S5th St. three story and basement
dwelling house, on lot lSxl022 feet.
The Ernst-Cahn Realty Company has sold for "a
client 10 Frank 3. Walker a plot 53l0l feet at the
corner Of Paulding ave. and Eastchester Lane.
Steinman < Jackson have sold for client 20
Samuel c. Baum the two three story houses. Nos.
s3i and $50 East l6sth northwest OF Tor
est ave, on plot % 6Ili6X irregular
The McNicltar, Gaillard Realty Company has sold
Tor eugene hallers 10. lal Vest Sofa l.l.r
story dwelling house, on lot 20xl0o feet. The buyer
Carl Rosenberger has sold TO John " Kight .he
plot l75x9SIl feet. on the north side Of 145tl ST
Zl5 feet west OF Lenox ave. The buyer Will i'm
prove the site.
Du Bols & Taylor have sold for Charles r Travis
story and basement limestone front dwelling house
No. 429 West 146th St, lot l5x99 II feet
! banking syndicate IS reported 70 have leased
the Engcl parcel at the northeast 25tu 1T
feet II IS said that bank building win be erected
the site next spring
julius Il. Relter attorney FOR Siris & Nalz-
man. has bought the six story tenement house. No.
SIS Chryst!e s., on lot 25XloQ feet.
Alice G. Hubbard has sold so. j East sd St. a
lot 25x10o.5 feet.
The Acropolis Realty Company has sold for
Harry Rothstein No. l56 East l0Gth st. five story
aathouse. with stores, on lot 25xS0-1 feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
LAST OF KHAYAT COLLECTION SOLD
Greek and Roman Antiques Realize $9,767
at American Galleries.

Two hundred and seventy-four pieces OF antique
Greek and Roman art objects. the last OF the
Khayat collection. disposed of yesterday at
the American Art Galleries Madison Square South.
There realized $5.62 50 from yesterdays sale.
making the total for the entire sale S.767. One OF
the most interesting objects sold yesterday an
Egyptian mummy. said to be OF early date. prob
ably of 1900 before Christ
The wooden sarcophagus decorated with de-
signs and heroglyphcs Thomas p Kirby. the
auctioneer, said it the first mummy he had
ever Sold and he was not prepared to say whether
the original soldier or sailor. but. accord
ing 10 the best authority, IL was found al Fayum,
Egypt. 1t sold to c. o. Keinbusch for So so
The highest price was s4T5 which paid by Mr..
Kaldenberg for a jar. hfteon inches high, OF Baby
pieces in color. of Rexka ware in this country.
Another jar OF similar ware but twenty-five inches
high, was sold for $40 20 Mr.. Loring. The Brook
lyn Museum. through Colonel Robert Woodward,
bought for 800 collection OF thirtyone pieces Of
Greek aud Roman gold ornamental
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
MECHANICS LIENS.

Trinity ave. w. p. = n or lC4th 81. I9Iss
Pelham Operating Company agt Harris strauss -
contractor ....-..-: NIs'
s.. Who'll. front between Albany and
cedar \ El1er 90. aBt Vest street In
proy,ueuJ Company, owner. Boyd Equipment ~
32d ST.. No 10 East the Berger Misunderstanding
Company Miss !. T. Fleming. owner and
contractor z. NJ. Oyphaut, owner .--..-....... q
Avenue A. nos. l426 and l43s. taudee Smith and
iIoWlaut Company Hgt- John GretIherg and
Meyer KtrschenbIuth. owners, Ptetro Tayalacci. .
contractor ----.'-. oo4
Karzras owner P-tro TayaiaSs S6n,ractor' 2s2
Manhattan ave- n. " lOsth I5NlOt.
New Jersey Terra Gotta Company aEt. Eden
Construction Company. owner and contractor, .
NJ S A Wilson owner. ................ l. Az
Amsterdam ave. ". whole 'front.' between llth
and il2th SITS. 2oONS0N22nNl l23. . Fowler Plumb
ing ana Heating Company uEt- Wittnsr-IaneT
Realty Company. and contractor; Joseph
and Slgfriel Wittuer contractors II BOI
3d ave. n. e.. cor. 9Nth 81 6oVllo. William Gun
agt. Jacob Seiler and Morris Stolar, owners and
contractors 81"
Park ave s w cor a7th St. 100 llN1OO; estate
of David Brown agt Abraham Salzhers. owner 80
Summit ave, n. .. cor. l64th St. 2oNl00, barney
Goldman aEt. NJ. Collerau. owner. John Col -
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
TO OPERATE IN NORTH NEW JERSEY

The Morris and Essex Realty Company has been
organized. with capital OF $4,000. operate in
real estate in Northern New Jersey, the stock
holders being New York and New Jersey business
men. The officers are Henry X Hannah. presi-
dent; J. NJ i. Gibbons, Of MOntclair, vice-presi-
dent. and Frederick u. Siegfried. Of Glen Ridge
secretary and treasurer.
The company has purchased five tracts Of land
at East Orange. formerly owned b. Samuel VI.
DOdd OF Louis
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS

s7th St. NO 327 West: Peter MIchels ct al agt
May T. Wood ct al. February /. 1907 ......... SlS
Spencer Place. g.. 100 IT, OF l44th
Robert Glenn agt. Mary Walpole; January -. .
.
Avenue A. No. 1O1s Emanuel Segal aKt Charles
shapiro al November 10. 1896. ...-..---... 81
144th ST. n. 100 n. @. OF Sth ave. Frederick
J. Flrck ast Apollo Realty Company ct al;
February 10 1907 ................ 4
73d 81 No 29l 10 235 East Sander Hersog aSt,
7 Weissman: May H. 1906 tby bondI. ......... 25'
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
BUY ANOTHER SECOND AVENUE PARCEL.

John NJ. Reid Co. have sold for Sundel Hyman
to Workman Brothers, Nos 1877 and 799 Second
ave. adjoining the southwest corner OF 43d ST., two
four story tenement houses, with stores, on plot
40x75. Workman Brothers thinking of remod-
elng the property for their business OF wholesale
LIQUOR dealers This makes the fifth house between
2sth and 67th SITS Second ave that they have pur
chased recently through John NJ Reid & Co. for
their business
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

bsd ST. No. 425 to 40 East. for ave story brick
lofts T5xHO o. Sebastian Wagon Company,
owner; G. Knoche, architect .............: .:-...
13sh ST.. n. s. $50 IT. q. of LenoN ave for
three story brick church. 45Xl00. and I3Sth st,
"a q l25 II e.. OF I.enox ave. for three
story and basement brick rectory. 2Ox45i the
Rev. j. j. owen. owner Huppln Koen < Hunt
arlhltcCtA !. :. . : . . . . :
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
NAV WEsr SIDE CHuRcH PRoLEcr-

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superintend-
ent Murphy for three story church, with rertory
adjoining 10 be built on the north side of 13sth
ST. 100 feet east of LenoX ave, for the Rev. John
J. Owens rector.
The church Will be OF Gothic design terra Gotta
trimmed brick, with frontage of 45 feet and
depth 100 feet and will cost So 5aa The rootorv
Vile three story and basement. with frontage
OF 70 feet and depth OF - feet. and will cost
N.6n The architects are Ho?pin, Koen & Hunt
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17

Richard y Henry, two lots IN Cedar ave, So9o;
Frederick T., Marrat. two lots IN Walnut st. SS9;
John Russell Miller two lots in Church ST. 81 ,l5o
Mrs Nleyes NeEe. two lots In Metropolis ave
81 100. Frank Cassidy. two lots in Hamilton ave
& TO, Henry W. Farmer. two lots IN Hamilton
ave, $500, a &. II. Rarhlev, two lots In Leuerts
ave 81 SO. Z. T. Daily, two lots I'm church st,
s., 40, John Green. two lots N Sutter ave N,4N
md philin Hmm. two lots In Church ST. N.gN.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
MANY SALES AT BRoADwAY-FLusHINe,

The Rickert-F Fnlay Realty Company reports the
following sales in Broadway Flushing: To John
Theofel jr., three lots for $2loO; John Mackin-
tosh. two lots for S,40o; Mary Landers Andrade
three lots for 400; to John a. HummcH two lots
for N49; to George B. Brown. three lots for s. icp
Also the following sales in Douglas Manor To
T. F. De Jonge, three lots lor $1,000: 20 James 9.
Morton, three lots for S200 TO Margaret A Geoghe-
gan. three lots for S2l00; to John w Jones seven
lots for $500. and 10 Mary Y. Morton, six lots
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17

aPartment house, on plot 75sxl25 feet at Tho
northwest corner of 92d and Central Park West
hrakoWer & Co. sold for Barnett BIumenstcin 10
LOUIS hrasner No. ll9 East l0Sth st fve story
nStHouSe. on a lot 25X100 feet TIE seller took in
GtNchtange exc No 536 Atlantis ave. a three story dwell
ing mouse. lot 25xsO feet -' '
Edwin r. Holden sold plot 6ov1oo Faat 90 tho
Southeast corner of l05th st. and Riverside Drive.
erected the site ~ "-'' "O
+, ne American Brass and Copper Company bought
rIs OIEH 1IpeIt T. Mathews, the old buildings on
fa9et hGt tSH$ Sd feet at the southwest corner Of
an eight story building for its own use on the site
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS,

Marmion ave- O. s. - r. n Of Fairmount
IIace, for three brick dwelling houses. TWO
and three stories, 21N64 and 21xS6; owner.
+. II White. architect. J. ] Vreelnnd ......
1S1st st, e. g.. 900 n. w. Of Grand ave; for
frame dwelling house, two stories and attic.
2lx65; owner. NJ. j. Keenan,. J. J. Vreeland,
architect .'..-.-.., =. ,......'.. ...., '......
emeut house. i've stories. 6OXSl: owner
and architect. 9. SiOeaVanu. ..-..-......
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
WILL ALTER Bath ST. HOUSE.

Plans have been filed for remodeIling for business
use the three story and basement bay windowed
Drownstone dwelling house, No. 2o6 West Saith St
Inc basement and first story will be made over
mo stores aud the upper floors fitted for living
quarters. Inc improvements be made for
Emil Block as present owner, and will cost 50 300
according to the estimate of Emil Ginsburger. the
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
UPTOWN APARTMENT HoUsEIN A TRADE

ers' Company the six story apartment house
plot 10o11x100 feet. at tho southeast corner
Of l2st st. and Amsterdam The buyers gave
In exchange the block front the side OF
Bronx ave, between 18th and l3Gth SITS, compris-
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
TROY SYNDICATE BUYS l. I. TRACT.

The McNulty & Fitzgerald Company has sold 70
q syndicate of business men Of Troy, y. Y. a par
eel Of seventy-ive acres owned at Norwood Nassau
County. New York. The consideration was S225.-
600. This property has frontage Of two thousand
feet on the Hampstead and Valley Stream Branch
OF the Long Island Railroad This IS the second
large tract Of land which owned by the Nc
Nulty & Fitzgerald Company sold by them I'm tho
last fnrea daIs
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
FIVE RAYsIDE SALES.

The Mcknight Realty Company reports the fol-
lowing sales for the Lawrence Manor COMPANY
Bayside, Long Island: To Emil Pquet two lots.
p. & A. Catone TWO lots. G. \. Mauger three lots
and n. J. Booth three lots
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
MORRIS K. JEsUP A BUYER.

Morris X. Jesup has bought Nos. 252 254 and 956
west S4th ST. thirty feet west of Broadway. from
the City Real Estate Company. Mr. Jesup recent
~ purchased the Broadway block front from Sls to
SD st. - " ' w
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
SALE OF cARvEL COURT.

Hirsch & Lincoln have sold for Eugene Vallens
Carvel Court. a story elevator apartment
house on plot 592x93x50 5x12 II feet at the north
east corner OF Hath st. and St. Nicholas ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
JUDGMENTS.
The following judgments were filed yesterday, the
first name being that of the debtor:

Bschon Franklin j.. executorRosae Muller SIG Is0 -
-Earlarn Zrrner. ............. 6.lSO Is
Binder. Joseph Louis Bernstein. l13 Us
Frooks Frank John
Rasso0 Louis-Sadie Basson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 63
CaValuzZo. IgnazioMoses r. RyttepbeTg III 10
Daniel JosephAlbert D. Rogers. us OF
Dornbusch, Slegmund-Jennte NJ Bodensieck.. 66 %
De Kraft Heury-Edward G.. Clifton. 30 q
Dayey, MarCea-Wiliam H. Ring .............. l26 u
Elliott Thaddeus W.Gilbert E. Roe ct all. go 81
Fox Frank A.-Mchelin Tire American
Fried Solomon-Wells Fargo & Co; COSTS. ca 81
Htsky ..,'.,....... III OIL
Geba. Kali J-Moussa Daoud. ..............
Gebhard Frederlck-May Nelson. ISIS 81
Horn. Max-.Jennie Friedman ............... PA 90
Same-Jacob Friedman Observation-Disclosures. ia Is
Hart Joseph D.-John II. Raymond .......... - Al
Lester A.-Gertrude Leslie: 132 ~
Levin Maurice-Albert ID. Rogers. 2lS OIL
Lieut.. Smith-John NJ. Raymond. ......-... 20 II
Letzkus, Edward s-Robert Schlesinger. ..... 143 93
Lowndes. Robert j., Jr.-rhOmas b. Felter 40
Marck. James E.Frankei Barte II %
McCabe. PatricR-Rchard Won Hope costs " 20
Newbech Madeline-Ross NJ Turner costs. 109 s3
Notaro, Giuseppe-MRynard n. Clement 1s1 81
Plokin Jacob-Abraham Katz al, u 90
Pech. Joseph-Vincent Valentine ct al. 12l 10
Quick Louis Ell r. Smith Co...........-.. $50 ~
Romm Louis mot summoned) and Morris
Charles NJ. Gray Marble and Slate Company. S41 9S
Rozinsky. Louis summoned) and Norris
Berry b. Simons et - 81
Richmond. John-Henry c. Nckerson. .......... 33 "a
Rothsohld Iouis-Israsl Krtss.............. 4TS 0S
5idgey, EdwRrd-Bentamin Altman OF sl...n.s. Lac 30
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

2Oth St. IL. s.. 245 IT, W. OF 5th ave. IS ox-;
state Realty and Mortgage Company loans
the Acme Building Company ...........
21st st. II S., 1858 II. ". Of 9th ave, 6SllX
9S.9. same loans same ........ .....-....
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
Ro.snzwels 1ou!.-caI.aonlan INSURANCE Com

Npser1"'s' nany i1ui' 'e1'' --''''-N . 26 s
Richards George A-Cheston 5.3Ss Is
S'Lsn1 Isn9er e. nsIaoFe si anu ,'''," see %
sar1a Edward 4, str4er ..-.--.-......-.. S62 80
scbein Dayjd- William n Wood 3, a. l....... 81
SItonIe- 4b,-Joaenh Teman A. aI............ 81 40
shaw Ceorge-Isiior NJ Eisenberg .-...---...- ~ Al
coTpanW aSie' anu All 80
Sanborn f2obert C-Edward ? swift t............
Snttenstein Rubn-Mtchael welandt ........... 90
Ticker Mnx-Nathau Toptzxv. -.................
THY Harry Holm Anderson t96 0S
Wesberg Moses-Nathan Toptzky. .........-.. Ill 9l
Inc Milan YHW ro' scbradin. s72O IS
The CITY OF New York-Frederick A. sckendick. So
I-rion nv co OF New York Ctty-Ieonard Long SOS
New York City Ry Co-Martin Lynch 6.144 50
"gE-.l Ersstc h' le4' s ...ai.'.... 2 ss7 as
Nov YORK CITY Rv C,n-Eizabeth McAulHe. Z 2sT "a
IRrduera Pub C0-Frederck + Lockwood. .. 10 lJa Of
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
S65.OOO
10000
$4,000
4aNt,
LIS PENDENS.

Rleecker ST. No 30; Lorenzo Ciado0e agt Gacinto
Rubno al Specific performance; attorneys Steiner
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
RICHMOND HILL SOUTH PLOTS SOLD.

The b. N. Dawley Real Estate Company reports
the following sales at Richmond EiIl Souths Ve
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
nav oWNER ZOE eRoApwAY RuiLplNo

'A Marx mas bought from Isaac II. Clothier. o
Philadelphia, No. 19S Broadav a twelve story stor
Stc ,G oIilcg building on plot 23Xl6llO feet. 1t /
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor. the second
that of tho creditor and date when Judgment was
filed:
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
$4,000 10 $4,000

SEVERAL. SPECIAL. SUMS TO LOAN first mort
cages private dwellings, or West properties
fcrred. Owners. apply JOHN A OSBORNE,
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17
Real Estate for Exchange

DEAUTTFJI. RIVERSIDE DRIVE DWELLING HAv-
ID 600 equity above institution mortgage. fcr
SUBURBAN. ACREAGE free and clear, or city IN
with cash. n. O. CURTIS DAVIS. no Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17

Real Estate Wanted.
WANTED AT ONCE
Small and homes throughout WestchesteS
send particulars
New-York tribune., 1907-02-17

1880
100 %
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$50
5000
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-08-16

son Hospital, said America showed its
disdain of the dignity that hedges
about king many years ago, and since
that time the country has been going
right ahead showing its disdain of 9th
er forms of dignity. He seemed 10
think if the American women wish
10 cross their legs, let them go ahead
and cross them.
1T is certainly not dignified," said
he, "and in some cases it works physi-
cal harm to the individual But it is
a restful position, and it is. to my
mind, form of individualism.
''The women of past generation
looked down upon such custom. Ny
grandmother would have been shock
ed to see young woman cross her
legs in public place. The American
woman is an independent creature,and
the habit of crossing her legs in pub
lie is right in line with the advance
ment of independent thinking"