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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-28
sy Serbii ma nowe i ciezkie przej-
scia.
TELEGRAM Y.

dowodzi, re 70 procent wybra-
nych nalezy do partyi konserwa-
tystow albo do umiarkowanych
liberaiow, tymczasem wszyscy
owl ,,umiarkowani" naleza do
konstystucyjnych demohratow, a
wiec do opozycyi.
Bia3ogrod, 2S stycznia. - w
palacu krolewskim zdarzyl sic "a
gadkowy wypadek. Skutkienl e.
ksplozyi znacznej ilosci prochu.
powylatywaly wszystkie szyby
w pawilonie zamieszkanym przez
nastepce tronu. Powiadaja, re
znaczny zapas nabojow znajdo-
wal sic blisko pieca eksplodo-
wal.
Tanger, 2S stycznia. - Rad
przesiebierze nova wyprawe prze-
civ Raisuli'emu. Wojsko zacznie
ostrzeliwac twierdze ZeHat, gdzie
podobno przebywa obecnie Raj
suli. Wysela sic ma front znacz-
ma ilosc amunicyi. Przy zdoby'
waniu twierdzy beda czynne pie
miona przyjaznie dla rzadu usPo-
sobione.
Paryz, 2S stycznia. = Sensa-
eye, dnia stanowi wiadomosc o.
truscie karcianym, ktorego AZ
czlonk6w, NJ. Marquetem ma
czele, otrzymaio rozkaz wyjecha'
MIA Francyi. Trust kontrolowai
mnoostwo klubow, z iadnie brz-
miacemi nazwiskami. Kluby ta-
kie przynosiiy trustowi po $780,
COO rocznie. Og6lny dochod wy
nosil w roku zeszlym S5.ooo,ooo.
Kluby stanowiIy szulernie, w kto-
rych przegrywano Gale majatki.
Pewna aktorka ma jednem posie-
dzeniu przegrala $1,000 zaraz
potem, w sail klubu, znalazia
kupca ma swoje brylanty. Tacy
kupcy nabywali drogie kamienie
"a bezcen. Ola rzadu Gala ia afe-
ra o tyle jest nieprzyjemna, re
Marquet, za}ozyciel trustu, korzy
stall prawa zebrah, wymierzo-
nego przeciw Koscioiowi. Wy
starczalo doniesc policyi, re OF
wiera sic ,,Klub Francyi' i moz-
ma bylo bez kontroli policyi ogra-
biac graczy. Marquet byl dawniej
kelnerem, a nastepnie utrzymy-
wal szulernie w Ostendzie, Ma
muir, Spa ma wyspie Korfu.
Berlin, 2S stycznia. - Cesarz
Wilhelm obchodzil 4Smq rocznl-
&c urodzin. Po poludniu przejez-
DIAL w powozie przez ulice mia
sta, witany 20 drodze gromkimi
okrzykami. Wydaf rozporzadze-
ME. azeby byly karane o obraze
ma;estatu tylko take osoby, kto-
re rzeczywiScie chca obrazic ce-
Sara. Wydawane MIN sadly, O.
parte ma nicswiadomoSci na fall
szywem zrozumieniu rzeczy, ka-
RE ulegae ME maja.
Kingston, 2S stycznia. - GU
bernator Swettenham Przyby1
ma posiedzenie rady miejskiej z
wiadomoscia, re Rad angielski
zwalnia mieszkacow Kingston
Cd placenia podatkow, ma prze-
ciag IS miesiecy.
rcybiskup Nutall eswiadczyi,
re rada miejska ME jest w stanie
podolac zadaniu odbudowanla
zniszczonego miasta. Nalezy ut
worzyc osobna komisye, ktoraby
sic zajela podzwignieciem miasta
Rad powinien podazyc z mate
ryalna pomoca, zwlaszcza re kom
panic assekuracyjne ME mysla
zwracaG szk6d, poniesionych
przez pozar, powolujac sic ma kla
uzule O trzesieniu zierni.
Rozchodzi sic pogloska, re gu
bernator Swettenham Podal sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-28

Juz widokow utrzymania go przy
Zyciu; Cd kilku dni utracii move
zupelnie. lego nastepca zwycie-
sea Voliva snuje tymczasem no.
we plany rozszerzenia "pahstwa
Syonu". Przemawial on wczoraj
W swej boznicy przy Michigan
ave. i proponowai zaiozenie ko-
lonii socyalistyczno synistycznej
gdzies ma wybrzezach Pacyfiku.
Marry on clatkach sielskich i
ogrodkach o zywieniu sic owoca-
mi i zyciu ma Ionic natury wsrod
arkadyjskiej prostoty j skromno-
sci. o lie slychat, Gala "owcza-
rnia" niezgodnej spolki Dovie :
Voliva wynosi okolo 1000 glow,
Z czego ME wszyscy poszliby mad
Ocean Spokojny "a marzyciel-
skim prorokiem, jak to sami jego
wierni otwarcie oswiadczaja. A
niechby ia sic wszyscy precz wy
niesli chocby do Kochinchiny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-28
Znow kolizya tramwajow.

ZhOW AS1SJ~ N-eAAN''sJ~''
Z powodu stale panujacego ma
tramwajach chicagoskich prze-
pe}nienia wydarzyia sic wczoraj
kolizya dwu wagonow linii Hal
sted i Grand ma narozniku ulic
teize nazwy. Tramwaj linii Hal
sted zapchany pasazerami milM
wlaSnie most mad torami kole'P-
wymi, odlegly o diva blokS AZ
Grand ave. zjezdzai szybko'Eo
pochyicSci. Ma biloxi przci C,ri ID
ave. motorowy zauwazy{ tra:p-
wal linii Grand, stojacy ma skre-
Gle zaczai zwalniac biegu, w
czem mu dotkliwie przeszkadzali
natioczeni ma przedniej platfor-
mie pasazerowie; kiedy motoro-
wy chcial obrocic bremze zapaso-
wa, poprostu ME mogi tego do
konac, bo ME mial dose miejsca,
wskutek czego tramwaj Halsted
linii najechai z dose wielka je-
szcze siia ma woz linii Grand ave.
Pc zderzeniu swiatia pogasly, z
wagonow obu daily sic slyszec
krzyki paniki i jeki poranio-
nych. Dano znac ma stacye poll
cyl przy w. Chicago ave. spro-
wadzono ambulance, ktore Gle
zej ranionych, po opatrzeniu po-
rozwozily do domow. Tych osta-
tnich byio z os6b, 4 kobiety j 8
mezczyzn, procz tego jednak ca
la masa ludzi a zwiaszcza kobiet
i dzieci zostaia w scisku i panice
podeptana i pognieciona. Zda-
MEM obecnych why tego wypa-
dku motorowy ME ponosi, ciezy
ona jedynie ma kompanii, ME da-
jacej dose wagonow j dozwalaja-
cej ma przepe,nianie tramwajowt
Pokiz tego bedzie? Jak dlugo pa
sazerowie beda narazani "a VIA
sne pienisdze ma smierc lub ka-
lectwo?! Me dose, re miejsca
ME otrzymaja, by usisse, re ich
wyszturkaja zgniota we wozie'
wyladowanym, jakby wiozi zy-
dow kope ma jarlnark, to jeszcze
zycia wlasnego pewni bye ME mo
gaf!...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-28
Okropny wypadek.

Bohaterskie poswiecenie Pa
tricka Rice, AZ lat liczacego by
lego policyanta, Cd dwu lat in
walidy, przyprawifo go 0 smierc,
ktora poniosl ably ratowac Cd O.
gnia swa zone, ma ktorej zajely
sic suknie, kiedy eksplodowaia W
reku jej butelka piynem, uzy-
wanym do czyszczenia pieca; wi
docznie piec byf jeszcze "a goracy
Rice'owie mieszkali p. rr. 1901
Schields ave. Kiedy eksplo-
zya nastapiia, Rice'owa plona-
cemi ma niej sukniami wpadla do
pokoju, gdzie w lozku lezai chory
MAJ rzuciia sig ma posciel; Rice
jakkolwiek SLIME chory, porwa}
sic poslania i koldrami poczaf
ltumic ogieh ma zonie, wyczerpa-
ny jednak przerazeniem i wysif-
klein zemdlai. Sasiedzi, zwabieni
zgielkiem wpadli do mieszkania
i znalezli oboje maizonkow bez
przytomnosci, lezacych ma ziemi;
wezwano apbulans, odstawiono
ich do szpitala, gdzie chory Rice
umarf wskutek poparzeh, jake
poniosl, ratujac zone, dla ktorej
takze niema nadziei, wyzdrowie-
MIA.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

OFFICIAL
L'Anse, Mich, May 2, 1907.
A regular session of the common
council of the village of L'Anse was
called to order by President Patrich
Bulger. There were present, Trus
tees Rambaud, Blankenhorn and
Levitan, and G. d. Shea, clerk. Alb
sent, Trustees Williams and John.
son.
Minutes OF meetings of April 8 and
% were read and approved.
The following resolution was adopt.
ed by the vote following:
Resolved, that the assessor be and
is hereby directed to take the as
sessment and make the assessment
roll for the year 1907 OF the real and
personal property within the cor
porate limits of the village as soon
as possible, and that the percentage
to be raised on said assessment shall
be one W per cent, TO constitute a
general fund to defray the general
expenses of the said village. Yeas
Rambaud, Blankenhorn, O'Connor
and Levitan. Nsys-none.
On motion and support, Octave
Sicotte and Wm. T. Menye we're ap-
poiCted o board OF review by full
vote, to remain in service but one
day.
The following bills we're allowed
by the following vote:
Joseph Croze, two cars of coal .... S2i7 &C
Standard Oil Co., one barrel gil for power
mouse .............. ........................ IL ~
Ed Case, hauling coal al................... II IL
Yeas-all. Nays-none.
On motion and support the council
adjourned.
G. d. SHEA, Clerk.
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we're read and declared approved as

were read and declared approved as
read.
On motion OF Tracy, supported by
Rambaud, that M. c. Yokom be re,
engaged as principal for the Pc.
quaming schools for the ensuing
year, at the same salary.
Ayes-Mason, Rambaud, Seifert,
Tracy and Menge. Nays--none.
On motion of Mason, supported
by Rambaud, that Morley E. Os.
borne, of Lansing, be engaged as
superintendent for the L'Anse High
school, at salary OF twelve hun
dred (S1200) dollars, for the ensuing
school year
Ayes Mason, Rambaud. Seifert,
Tracy and Menge. Nays-none.
On motion OF Mason, supported by
Menge, that Thomas A. Taper be re.
engaged as principal Of the L'Ans
High school at salary of eight hun
dred ($800) dollars for the ensuing
year.
Ayes--Mason, Rambaud, Seifert,
Tracy and Menge. Nays-none.
On motion OF Tracy, supported by
Rambaud. the bill OF John Dommer
for wood to the Nestoria schoo
house be allowed. Sixteen tiers of
two-foot hardwood $32.O0; piling
wood in shed 81. 2.O0-$34.00.
Ayes-Mason, Rambaud, Seifert,
Tracy and Menge. Nays--none.
On motion and support meeting
adjourned subject to call.
AUGUST MENGE, Secretary
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TOURNAMENT IN AUGUST.
Firemen's Executive Committee at On
tonaSon, Selects August
20 to 23.

The members OF the executive
committee OF the Upper Peninsula
FiremenIs association met at Onto
nagon Saturday April 27, and de-
cided that the tournament be held
Aug. 20. 2l, % and 23. The program
will be the same as that given former
years-the usual races of firemen s
tournament
The members OF the committee de.
clare that they were astonished at
the extent of the accommodations
which will be available at Onton-
agon. This is one o. the smallest
towns that ever drew the tourna.
ment, and the committe feared that
it would not be able to take care OF
the thousands of visitors who would
be present. But they were reassured,
and they say that the tournament
will not fall behind any OF those held
previously
The Ontonagon firemen, village
officials, county officials and busi-
men are united in the purpose OF
making the tournament success.
Charles o O'Rourke will be the execu-
tive head of affairs, and as he is a
hustler his connection with the event
Is pretty safe guaranty that it will
be a success.
The local committee will have one
difficulty to overcome, and that is
transportation facilities. The execu-
tive committee went into Ontona-
gon from Houghton via the Copper
Range, but in coming out they had
to drive q long distance to make con-
nections with the Mineral Range
The committee will make an effort
to arrange special transportation sc
that the drive and long waits will be
done away with.
The Ontonagon tournament, as has
been said before, will be exclusively
, a tiremen affair, as far as features
go. There will be no side shows OF
other extra attractions. The con.
vention, parade and races will be the
features.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Chris Jocobs. of Marqutte, spent
Saturday in L'Anse.
r. G. Williams transacted bust
ness in the copper country Friday.
Miss Flora Goltsch left Thursday
for Chicago.
Miss Theresa Verhallen, OF Milwal :
kee, is guest at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. Fred Knepple.
The steamer Easton will arrive in
'L'Anse tomorrow, having on board
number of excursionists from the
copper country.
The shingle mill of Charles Heb
ard & Sons, at Pequaming, began
operations Thursday. The saw-milI
will start Monday next.
W. X. Clute. asst. u. S. attorney,
Of Grand Rapids was present at the
May term of circuit court, for the
purpose of examining applicants for
admission to citizenship.
Joseph Greenleaf, of Houghton,
was ia l., Anse Monday en- route to
Pequaming, where he will take u
position as engineer on one Of the
Hebard tug boats.
Mrs. Charles Barber and son
Karl, OF Chicago, arrived in L'Anse
Thursday for an extended visit with
Mrs. Barbers's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Belanger.
Owing to some misunderstanding
in. the rental Of the Opera House,
the Clifton Remedy Company, which
was to have appeared in this village
for one week, were unable to do SO.
The company left Friday evening
for another stand.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society Of the M. E. church met at
the .home of Mrs. J. E. Brennan
Thursday afternoon. Several in
teresting papers we're presented by
Mesdames Jackman. Campbell and
Seifert. A neat sum was received
from the mite boxes. Refreshments
were served and pleasant social
hour spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. III. Mclean left
Thursday evening for st. Paul. Mr..
Mclean goes In the capacity OF u
delegate to convention OF the
Order OF Railroad Telegraphers,
which cOnvenes 10 that city Monday
May IL. He is the chairman OF the
d. S. S. & A. Division No. 116, and
represents the disivion at the con-
vention. They will beuabsent until
Wednesday next.
An interesting meeting was held
Monday evening undor the auspices
Of the National Protection Legion in
their lodge rooms, in the Seifert
building, A pleasing musical pro-
gram was rendered, followed by an
instructive address by Mrs. DR.. G..
N. Connor, district manager Of the
order. The meeting was well at
tended.
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Notice for BIDS.

Sealed bids will be received by
Chas. H. Anderson, Skanee, Mich,
until May 2lst, 1907, at IL o'clock
noon, for furnishing all material and
labor for the complete erection of a
parsonage, to be built at Skanee,
Mich. and to he completed By Nov.
lst, 1907 The contractor will be
required to furnish good and sufii-
cient bond one and one-half the
amount of his bid. Complete plans
and specifications can be seen at
Erick Anderson's Office, Hancock,
Mich, and L'ANsE SENTINEL. Office,
L'Anse, Mich. The right is reserved
to reject any or all bids.
CHAs. HI. ANDERSON,
3-1l-t2 Skanee, Mich.
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Annual Tax Sale.
County Treasurer Tracy Disposed Of
Delinuueut Lands,


The annual sale OF delinquent tax
lands was held Tuesday morning ia
the Office of County Treasurer
Tracy.
When the sale was advertised,
which covers lands delinquent for
taxes Of 1904 and previous years,
some months ago there were some
thing over 1,l34 descriptions on the
list. Since that time about one
fourth OF the descriptions were re-
deemed by their owners. who paid
the delinquency.
At the sale about one-half of the
remaining number were sold, and
there is a general diminishing every
year.
At last years sale the smallest
bid which was made was duo
decillionth part of tract. This
year the smallest bid was one
200. .00Oths part on a forty acre tract.
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Advertised Lerters.

Following are the letters remain.
ing uncalled for in the postoffice at
L'Anse, for the month ending
April 30, 1907:
David White, Henry Toughern,
Willard Cotton, John Riggs, Mrs.
Geo. Ghymes, Miss Lucy Church.
Mr.. AL Jodoine.
These letters will be sent to the
dead letter Office May 81. 1907, il
not delivered before. 10 calling for
the above please say advertised, 7
giving date OF list.
MARY B. VoETscH. p. M.
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Many File Petitions.

Thirteen residents OF Covington
came to L'Anse Monday for the pur.
pose of fling petitions with the
county clerk for second papers in
their desire to become American
citizens. Those who were present
we're Charles Hill, John Pikkunnaki,
Matti Sala, Herman Heikklo. Matti
LehtnieDia. Ananias Seppia, Matt
Pekkla, lsack Syrjola, Nickolai An
tio, Kosti Saba, Henry Fonti, Matt
Eskel, Matti Wigg!i.
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NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received for
painting the Town Hall, in the vii
Iage of L 'Anse, IN The interior, re-
pair all broken plaster, kalsomining
the walls, and placing chair strips
in the dining room. All bids are 10
be received by the Township Clerk
until noon Of Thursday, May 16, 1907.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Township Clerk.
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Electric Wiring.

/ am prepared to do all kinds Of
wiring, repairing and installing
lighting service. Careful attention
given to all orders. Prices reason
able. Will carry a complete line of
sample fixtures.
3 80. IA L. G. Rape, L'Anse, Mich.
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School Board Proceedings.
torFrcrALl

A special meeting OF the Board OF
Education OF L'Anse township. was
called by Secretary August Menge
and held IN the Office OF the High
School building, on Friday, May 3,
1907, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
The meeting was called to order
by President H. ]. Seifert.
There were present, President
H. J. Seifert, Treasurer WI Mason,
Trustees Charles Rambaud and Erie
E. Tracy, and Secretary August
Menge.
Minutes Of the previous meeting
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Lost.

A small red COW with white
stripe on left side, about two and
one-half years old Has short horns
with sort of bulish head. Liberal
reward for her return.
5 Aft. MRS. S. MCKINpLEs, L'Anse.
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For Sale

| have for sale one 80 acre lot de-
scribed as follows: NJ Of SEi, Sec.
10, Twp. so N. of Range 32 W. For
further particulars call on address
3.23tf f. f. HALL. Houghton, Mich.
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Notice.

Anyone caught proving around
my place at night will be punished
to the full extent Of the law. i have
no outbuilding for lodging houses.
5-11-tf. ]. II. EpGERToN.
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For Sale.

My house and lot situated on Main
street, Baraga, at reasonable price.
Call on or address
MRS. N. S. PENNoCK,
5.11-pd. Baraga, Mich.
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Classified
Advertisements.
For Sale or Rent.

My farm located about one mile
from Lane village.
MRS. MARY SHoTBoLT,
Railroad Street. L'Anse, Mich.
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Piano Tuning.

/ am now prepared to do piano
tuning and repairing Call on or
address n STEIN, Baraga.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-05-11
Draft Horses for Sale.

/ have several draft aud farm
horses for sale at moderate prices.
M. SEAvOY. L A nse
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For sale.

A supply OF berry boxes and crates,
at less than cost. Enquire Of
JOHN H. EDoERroN.
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Chas. Hebard & Sons, Inc. and Aud
itor General, to remove cloud from
title, the case was continued until
next term of court.
In the matter Of the Triangle Land
Co. VS.. Walfred Been, bill to quiet
title, the case was also continued
until next term.
Hearingof petitions Of individuals
named in the calendar aboye occur
red Wednesday afternoon!
Following is a list of jurors drawn
who will serve at the continuance OF
court Tuesday morning, viz.
ARvON-
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Peter Sherfern
Ole Fossem

BARAGA-
Charles e. Cameron
James Chosa
M. T. Kenefick
Sam Sylvester
Erick Peterson
James Richards
Peter King
William Price
M. Slime
Gust Nord
George Defo
John Gaughn
Edward Erickson
Philip Mathis
Alex Anderson
Joseph Frebley
Frank Rheault
John Hid
Charles Lacasse
2. o. Sholestad
Frank Denomie
Peter Girard
CovINGToN-
John Vedder
Robert Hendrickson
L'ANsE-
A. E. Running
James Johnston
Frank Paquette
Charles M Forsythe
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

In the Real Estate Exchange salesroon1s YES
teTday Joseph p Day sold q vacant Dlot 400
feet on the west side OF Vyse ave- 19l feet ,ortb
OF Home St in a foreclosure action hroIebt l,-
G. I. Lyons and other persons against e Fl whit
ana other persons. George AIcCauslan rot tho
properly for $500 TIL amount due was ato,,
$500 lie also sold IN foreclosure No 21,2 F4uqbe
ave two story frame dwelling house an
lvt 1SISeJ feet TO Rose MaaskoT the nIair+i4e o.,
Si-'te Samuel Dworkowitz and other persons ,.orn
Ia" ceiendants. The amount due was about q .so
also sold in foreclosure Nos 80 10 aJs Brool- ave
Unfinished fiatEoGses with stores 201x1n0 feet -
the Estates Settlement Company for $45 oGo Ahra
Ram snberlcintz and other persons wera 41a DO
iencants- The amount cue about Si2 500
Charles A Berrian sold in foreclosure No 900,
81 ave. a three story brick tenement housa WIN
Store on plot ll27X7o7 feet 20 the William Rosen-
~eig Realty Operating COMPANY. the defendant
Tor sSs'1e7- Ferdinand Forsch was the plaintiff.
The amount due about ssE-50
Bryan l. Kennedy viii offer at voluntary .sla
IN the auction rooms to-day No 2G3 West Estb st
Tour story bfownstoae dwelling house Is Sxio,5
teet' Nos. 2. "A and 70 West lzth St three tbrea
story buildings, 52xSs6x irregular; No coz xyash
inSton ST. five story brick business building IS ~
So feet; No so Greenwich ST. a five story l,ro,,-,
stone and brick tenement house. 272x766 feet and
No l2s2 Boston Road, two story ana attic frar,o
dwelling house. 6Oxls0x irregular Mr.. Dav ain
aiso oifer for sale to-day vacant plot i25xs7 feer
on the east side Of Washington ave. t5 feet bortb
CT -s'th st.. and plot. Z55xlO0 feet on the
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

SIawson & Hobbs have sold for Ida Levy No 24l
West 1i3d St, six story fathouse on lot 25xg9l1
feet.
Arnold & Byrne have sold for Israel Hoffman
No. 145 TO 149 Lerox ave, three five story flat
houses, on plot 753z75 Ieet adjoining the north
west corner of 117th st.
r. Lyon has sold to Haas & Lippman a plot 100
xoo feet, at the northwest corner Of 10th and Fox
SITS.
Z. Coletti & Co and William NJ Fleming have
sold house and garage. on plot 5)x125 feet. on
the north side of fremont ave, 175 feet east OF
Harrison ave, TO John Fleming.
Leo Hutter has resoId TO Mrs. Sarah Rosenberg
No ll51 Simpson St. a two story dwelling house.
on lot 25xlOO feet The seller recentlv bought the
property at auction.
+ h Wood & Co. have sold for client for oc-
cupancy No. 26o West 9lst st. four story dwell
ing house on a lot 17x1c0.s feet. Henrietta Lin
denmeyer is the owner of record
The New York Leasing Company has sold TO q
Nj Horn. No E9 West 146th St. four story
dwelling house a lot l26xs911 feet
Z v Schmidt. jr.. has sold for Janpole & Wer-
ner, a five story fathouse with stores on a plot
5oxCo feet at the northeast corner of I7Sth st. and
St Nicholas ave.
Coleman G. Williamson has sold No. West Sith
st. four story and basement dwelling house or a
lot 19x1o22 feet. It adjoins the north corner Of
Central Park West
The Nickar-Gaillard Realty Company has sold
for Nathan and Leon OttInger No 65 West SD ST.
a four story and basement dwelling house on a
lot 16Sx102.2 feet.
Richard Collins has sold for Mrs. s f. Taris.
No. 1H East 4ith St, a four-story English base
ment dwelling house in the rear OF which are a
coachhouse and stable. It is on a lot 15x1O05
feet.
o. g Manss has sold for Thomas Nick. Taylor
No. l20 West 94th st, five story double apartment
house a plot 2z4x1l1S feet.
Irving Judis has sold 10 Mr. Grabenhelrner a
new six story apartment house on a plot 6oI0xl0O
feet at the northwest corner of 109th st. and Am
sterdam ave. Mr. Judis recently sold a similar
building 4oxl0O feet. adjoining on the north.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

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southern Pacihc Company. with mdse. Left Quar-
Steamer Princess Anne. TapIey. Newport News and
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Key West 4. to the Mallory Steamship Company with
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