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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23

Frisbie Lewis, OF Carbondale, was
killed by an electric shock while
working on pole as lineman for
telephone company.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23

Even a crook can hand out q
straight tip if he wants to.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23

The burden of my song must be
praise, and the teaching of every les
son has been Bishop Han
nington.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23

Hope Abandoned After Physicians
Consultation.

Mrs. Enos Shearer, Ycw and wasn-
Ington Sts.. Centralia. Wash. saws:
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23

Great results usually arise from
great dangers.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23
WISE WORDS.

No government is safe unless It be
fortified by good will.--Nepos
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23

The Australian government viii
erect nye wireless stations along its
coast.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23

This ought to be our endeavor, to
conquer ourselves, and daily wax
stronger. and to make a further
growth in holiness. Thomas a KEN.
pis.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23

Occasionally a good man makes
bad break.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23

What ripens fast does not last
Shakespeare.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23

Wiles and deceit are female quail
tie$-Aeschylus.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23

Poverty, like lamp, shows every
thing bad and annoying.-Aristo
phanes.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23

Between bridge and stream the
Lords mercy may be found.--St. Au-
gustine
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23

To fear death is very great folly,
for 1t is fated to all men to die
Antiphanes.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31

N 747 broadway to A. schaap & Sons: for Stephen
8 Johnson 500 square feet at No. "A 70 rs Woosss-
street. for Leon Tanenbaun. 5000 square feet az
Nos tot and 10s Wooster street. for the Emo estate
coo square feet at No. 429 TO 43i West BrOadway.
for william G. Walkers Sons 300 square feet az
No s7 Greene street for Bernhard Creef and Henry
p,erboY the store and basement at No. 3fS 70 5s
enox avenue and lofts at No II West 1lth street
No "a West goth street and No II Lispenard street
T)eF1ois & EIdridge have leased for Charles D.
rIat.e,, No 20 East I'D street TO G. MGR winslov
for the winter
rrba E,taeIoc Holding Company is the buyer ot ne
uo,,+b.-ast corner o.. Elm and Pearl streets. sod
recently. ~, . -,
NJ q l.. Hess have leased for Henry A. DIX q
g, C.or,nanv to A Prayer Co the store and
Ss,+ Nos ffs-1f8 West 18th street containing
80 oo ,are feet: for Otto Strack TO the scnnttzer
I,.ata Cornoany 1000 square feet In Nos 14-2S
=. -, s+reet: for the Six and Eight west t"sn-
.Ia., sect company. the store and basement con
.a,uyur ton0 SQUARE feet in Nos s-s West 9th
t-aa+e to- + p. Baumann & Sons. the store and
tas.-,ert AZ Nos. s7-S9 University Place containing
20 ooo sa~a feet for the John p Lawrence estate
49, So. and basement and suo-0asernent No S4
r,Ia,s, containing 1900 square feet IHe eases
are for long terms
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
DEAL TN WOOSTER ST.
SITE FRONTS 81 FEET.
Leake & Watts Orphan House SeIls
and UptO7Cn Parcel.

A fair volume OF business was transacted yester-
dav IN the real estate market Herman WronkoW
sold Nos 20 and 2O3 Wooster street. between Sd
and .T2Ieecker streets a six story and basement
mercantile building. lot S7xl0o feet The buyer
will occupy the premises
A. and c. Lewis and s. Marcus sold 10 a client
OF Jesse Erich the block front on the westerly
side of Columbus avenue. between 10eth street and
Cathedral Parkway, for the Leake and watts Ut
phan House The size OF the parcel IS f71lOxl5o fee
Albert B. Ashforth sold for the j. C. Lyons
Building and Operating Company a lot s5Nlo22
feet or the south 18th street 175 feet east
of Fifth avenue F. V. Baker the buyer. will erect
on the site a five story American basement dwell
ing from plans by Henry G. Peton.
Daniel BirdsalI & Co sold for client No So
White street five story business building. on
lot 23.1x1109 feet.
F. r Wood & Co sold for ) Bush No At
Amsterdam avenue. five story hsthouse. SxsO
feet between S0th and Hst streets.
Plans have been filed for improving the old
fashioned four story tenement house No 10 City
Hall Place so that 1t will have better lighting and
ventilation. and for installing stores in the old
fashioned three story tenement houses Nos 443 and
As Canal street the improvements being made for
the Corporation of Trinity Church. owner Max
Muller and James E. Connolly are the architects.
Plans have also been filed for altering the four
front and rear four and five story tenement houses
Nos 5O4 and 5OS West 55th street for Sarah J.
Brooks. as owner. and for making over the ground
floor of the two story loft and store building at
the northeast corner Of Third and 9th street
owned by Fred ]. Cassidy. into amusement hall
for moving picture exhibitions. the improvements
being made for NJ Ettelson. as lessee J. ". Cole
and Benjamin Sackhem are the architects
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
LOFT SPACE IN DEMAND.

Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for the Middle
boro Realty Company for long term Of years the
store and basement at No Ss University Place ex
tending to No "a to 26 East 18th street, 10 Beny
Doktor; for Louis Ottman. the store, basement and
sub-baserent at No. IS to 2S Washington Place for
a term OF years, to H. Picard & CO.. for the F. A
seitz Realty & Construction Company. the store
and basement at No "a to 9s East 10th street. and
for s. W. Denzer. the store at No. 20 East ntn
street.
G. Bretten & Son have leased for Mr.. Winters
the store at No 276 Sd also the three story
and basement dwelling houses No. 2h West lS4tn
street and No. 31e East 125th street
William A. White & Sons have leased FOR the
Woodbridge Company to Chris. Lindinger. for
restaurant the basement of the Wyllys Building,
No % William street, FOR a term OF years.
Denzer Brothers have leased for the o. B. Potter
Trust Company the store and basement at NO. 'io
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
TO COORDINATE LAYMEN.
Bishop Greer Makes Important
Initial More.

The first faIreaching act by Bishop Greer. after
becoming the head Of the New York diocese, is the
coordination OF Episcopal laymens organizations
Upon the Bishops invitation there met at MS mousse
yesterday afternoon representatives, OF the Church
club the Federations of Parish Clubs OF Staten
Island and Manhattan the Church Club of The
Bronx, the Brotherhood Of st. Andrew and the Sea-
hurry Society. The Bishop explained to these rep
resentatives that laynen of New York in the Epis-
copsl Church at least, unorganized, and at
present incapable Of concerted action. He said ne
desired them to come together understand what
each other aims 10 do and when he has a common
task TO be performed TO stand ready 10 perform IL
The laymen present agreed fully with the Bishops
estimate of present conditions and expressed them
selves ready TO follow in whatever work ne "oulo
lead. It was pointed out that thousands of laymen
in the marshes Go not belong to any of these or
anizations and steps were taken to get into touch
with Them II was decided 10 hold in Synod Han
of tie cathedral on Monday evening November 10.
a memorial meeting for Bishop Potter, at when
all Of the speakers will be laymen of the diocese
The meeting will be, however, more than me-
mortal one II viii signalize the new activity OF
the laty Of New York. with Bishop Greer as leader.
On Thanksgiving Day, November g. there will be
a celebration Of the Holy Communion in the crypt
of the cathedral This has heretofore been for the
brotherhood of St Andrew, but this year 1t is for
the men OF New York Bishop Greer will be the
celebrant. on November %. the beginning Of the
Week of Prayer. and during that entire week
Father Huntington, known TO everybody. will speak
each night in Christ Church. Broadway and list
street. and each day ct noon in Trinity Church.
Broadway and Wall street.
Bishop Greer announced after the meeting Just
held that the men agreeing his plans. cen
twenty laymen. and in a sense forming his lay
cabinet.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday with the clerk of the United
States District Court:
Hugh McGuigan. carpenter and contractor No.
104 Washington street NeWburg n. Y. volun-
tary petition: liabilities. s2,952; assets. s45 He
the Columbus Trust Company. of New-hurg,
Sl150 on a discounted note, and Howard & Childs
of No. 51S West 33d street, $500 balance a note
A Goldman & Son. No. 126 Prince street. IN
voluntary petition. by J. r. Hexter and Michael
1912 65 Transfer Of stock is alleged
Henry Weiss, retail dealer in clothing and
trunks, No. 221O Second avenue. involuntary pc
titiOn, by Sass & Co. and others, with claims
gregating 1868 As. Preferential payments of $500
and removal by creditor of all the stock are al
legged in the petition. William Conrad ap-
pointed receiver with bond Of $500. The fixt-
valued at $3.50.
Schedules of Louis Barret & Nathan Nathan
son. of No Ill Greene street. give the FIRMS liza
bilites S270O3 81. with assets of s12,9S9 sS
The assets described as cash deposit in
the State Bank. about 800: stock $500: ma
chinery safe and fixtures. $1,000. and debts due
on open accounts. 81 .339 9s The firm owes the
State Bank. No 81 Norfolk street $500: the
American Woolen Company. No. 126 Fifth ave-
nue. $3.545 02, and the Manhattan WooIIen Com
pany No. S5 Beecker street. 81. PSI 80.
The Hydraulic Motor Service Company. New
York corporation. manufacturer and dealer In
hydraulic motors at No. 1O2 Greenwich street
assigned yesterday for the benefit OF creditors TO
Herman A. TufeL The company was incorpor-
ated in 1905 The officers Joseph P. Hauck
president II. A. Tufel, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31

Greenwood Baptist Church VIII, beginning to-rnoT-
row morning celebrate the golden jubilee OF It's or
ranizatioa fifty years ago The church was oIis-
snany a. Fourth avenue and 18th street BROOKLYN
that property being now owned by the Calvary bal
tsst Church formerly the Fifteenth Street Church
which was organized by those who did not desire
70 move TO Seventh avenue and 9Th street, where
the handsome structure OF the Greenwood bapusI
Hull WHO was the pastor from 1884 10 1SS VIII
preach the historical sermon
In 1886 the Rev. Henry Bromley, acting as mis-
sdonary for the Strong Place Baptist Church Which
IS the mother church, organized the GTeenNooo
Raptisr Mission. The first meeting was he4d IN
Mechanics Hall. at 18th street and Third avenue
out Of this mission the Rev. Horace 7. Love, on
September IS 1855. organized the Greenwood Bap-
iist Church. Mr.. Love after a pastorate OF one
year, resigned. and was succeeded In DeoelliOeI,
sge by The Rev e H Page, who served until
1851 when ne resigned the pastorate 10 take up
ezanselistic work Western and Southern helds'
He is still in active service in tnat work.
In 1850 a plot Of ground was bought at Fourlh
avenue and 18th street. This was subsequently
sdded to- and in April. 1868. the chapel was DUN
and dedicated The original building. erected our
ing Mr.. Pages pastorate. is still standing FOL
lowing the service of Mr.. Page. the Rev. A s.
Graves occupied TIE pulpit for two years In 1Se'
she Rev A G. Lawson accepted the call to the
church and remained until 1854 he was until re-
Gently the pastor OF q Baptist church In camden
end later II Newark y > he Is ile" e4isaSS1 81
mission work During the pastorate OF Dr. Law
son the church building was erected the Rev Dr.
Robert s Macarthur Of Manhattan, preaching the
dedicatory sermon February ., 1870.
In December 1854 the Rev. Robert Bruce Hun
began his Sc. ice in Greenwood Baptist Church.
which continued Until January /. Ia9, when he
Was succeeded by the Rev. Joel Byron SlocuIn- In
November. 1886 the subject ot church removal was
considered officially which resulted in the pur-
chase Of the present site in June, 1922 Ground was
broken July . 1900 the cornerstone laid October
% Of the same year, and the church dedicated
Sunday, November L. 1901
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
COAL RAILROADS ACCUSED.
Cortland Man Charges Discrimination 70
Keep Prices High.

Washington Oct. 3.-Charges against the rail-
roads CARRYING coal from Pennsylvania INC the
State of New York are made IN peutlon me-
,.s .ba Interstate Commerce Commission to-day
nv Law NJ BaIIou, of Cortland, N. Y, against the
Delaware. Lackawanna & Western Railroad Com
pany.
The complaint alleges that throughout the state
of New York the wholesalirg or anthracite coai
is regulated by railroad companies engaged IN
TRANSPORTING coal from the State of Pennsylvania
into the State Of New York, and the traffic there
In is so restricted as prevent the reduction OF
prices of competition and to maintain the selling
price of said coal at higher rate than sucn price
would be but for such regulations"
The commission is urged to order the disconunu-
ance of the regulations referred to and to prevent
discrimination against the complainant
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

G. Brette1 & Son have sold No $50 Pleasant aVe-
nue. a four story and basement brownstone dWeii-
ing house. The purchaser will occupy the premises
[-lo,,os E-av has sold No 10 West s7th street.
+b,ea story and basement dwelling house on a
lot 17.6x10oS feet
Williamson & Bryan have sold for NJ ketss-
Ter No All Third avenue. four story apartment
house with stores. TO investor
Eugene 5. Van Ripper has sold for " A Ian
dah TO James J. Martin the six story fatho1se.
Nth stores No 57x Amsterdam avenue. on Lct
25x1oO feet adjoining the southeast corner Of sdth
street for about So. .0o
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
GAY LIABILITIES $2,4530s5.

Boston Oct 30.-A list of about hundred and
fifty creditors OF E. H Gay & Co. Of this CITY,
now in the hands OF federal receiver, shows Ia
bilities Of 0S. OF these the largest individual
amount is s471 S6s due the New England Trust Com
pany Of Boston, while the National Bank Of the
Fepublc which was recently absorbed by the Ma
tional Shawrnut Bank has a clainl OF $4,000 a
large number OF the claims are understood to be
supported by collateral.
Other claims include the following: City Trust
Company Boston $263 2O7; Nelson's Bank, Mont
real s25325O: Fidelity Title and Trust Company,
Pittsburg, S125911: Bank of Pittsburg Pittsburg,
s5O264 and Knckerbocker Trust Company. New
York
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
TO BLESS NEW PELHAM CHURCH.
Archbishop AVersa To Be Assisted by Arch
bishop Farley at Service

The new Church Of St Catherine at Pelham will
6e blessed tomorrow At 1ol5 by Archbishop Joseph
Aversa Papal Delegate 10 Cuba and Porto Rico.
The ceiebrant at the nigh mass which follows will
te the Rev. George Warng, United States chaplain
of the LIST Cavalry and captain on the staff Of
General Barry. The Rev. J. II. O'Rourke. 5. J.,
will preach the sermon At o'clock IN the after
noon Archbishop Farley viii administer the sacra-
rnenr Of confirmation
This parish was founded eleven years ago as an
ofshoot Of St GabrieI-s at New Rochelle. II this
time The rector, the Rev Francis P AIcNicho has
built q schoolhouse, a convent rectory and the
NV church.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
4 pdrtment Hotels.
HOTEL MAJESTIC
West 72d ST., at Central Park.

Thoroughly hreproof. CUISINE, service
and appointments unexcelled. Careful
discrimination in selection of clientele.
A few corner Suites, Salon, three bed
chambers and two baths; one parlor bed
room and bath, and one of each of similar
Suites unfurnished, may now be booked
at reduced rate on account of lateness of
season
TTOTEL LIE MARQUIS 1915 EAST s1ST STA
choice 2 and 8 suites lease.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
- xopr n.uv TRrR1NE SATURDAY 81. 1908

American thought and life He will endeavor TO
show that the consistent American should most
naturally be a Unitarian, inasmuch as Chitafiaii
ism IS throughout the religious Interpretation OF
our American civilization.
At the Church of the Incarnation the rev NJ
Grosvenor will preach tomorrow sermon III
memory of Bishop Potter.
St Andrews Methodist Episcopal Cnurcn "in
hold its autumnaI rally services tomorrow opecla
exercises will mark the Sunday school session d.
e:45 a. m Following the morning session. Ihein-
hers will he received and communion celebrated
The Rev. Dr. Robert F. Y. Pierce pastor o. lhe
Second Avenue Baptist Church, Second avenue anu
10th street has placed large electric cross hlteeh
feet in height on the facade OF the church
Th. cornerstone of the Fort Washington ne
formed Church, now being erected at lSist sree'
and Fort Washington avenue, will be placed IN
nosition with appropriate services tomorrow at
$50 o'clock.
The Rev James A OConnor VIII preach at inc
Reformed Catholic services In Christ AlSsioh' Nv
33i West 57th street, tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
WINTER IN ROME.

The time is near when many Americans who an
nually visit Rome start for the Eternal City.
Formerly It was the custom hire apartments.
where much inconvenience had to be put up with.
but now all this is changed. pleasant rooms may
be had at the Grand Hotel. in the highest and
heathiest part Of Rome at less expense and with
the enjoyment of every modern convenience and
luxury The Grand is the social and diplomatic
Headquarters in Rome during the winter. Mr..
Dreyfuss. the manager for many years, appre-
ciates what comforts Americans require, and sees
that they have them. During the summer season
the Grand has had many luxurious little details
added for the comfort of visitors
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
wArERs-PIERce CASE ARGUED.

Washington, Oct SO.-Argument was begun to-
day in the United States Supreme Court in the
Waters Pierce Oil Company case, in which that
company seeks to have the court reverse the de-
csions OF the courts OF Texas oustlng the company
from doing business IN the state and imposing a
fine which now amounts to about 81 10000 The ar
gunent in behalf of the company was made by
MoorfeId Story, of Boston. supported by E B. Per
kins Of Dallas Tex. and H. H. Priest. Of ST.
Louis The state is represented by Attorney Cen
eral r " Davidson and G. w Allen and j. L.
Bats of Austin Tex.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES
GREENWOOD BAPTISTS TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN JOBi
LEE TO-MORROW

take Mace tomorrow at II g. m The 6ishop y
the diocese will ofciate and preach the SCI -
r7be doorway is given in memory of Frank sher-
49,, 1senson h,, his mother daughter and sister.
The old doorway has been replaced by remark
ably rich one of cut stone, oak and wrought bronze
fuu Of beauty and symbolism. The DOORS OF peau-
tfully panelled oak based on the tracery ioCiu
:, similar door of the fourteenth century in Hoi-
beach Lincolnshire.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31

At the Church Of the Holy Communion tomorrow,
which is also the All Saints festival. there will
be q service al II q. m, commemorative Of Bishop
Potter. The thirty-ffth anniversary OF the Work
ingnens Club will be held the night Of Sun
day, December g. when the annual reports of
the treasurer, financial and recording secretaries
will be read and in place of the sermon. an address
viii be delivered by President Finley Of the College
Of the City of New York. The Rev. DR.. W. W.
Smith secretary Of the Sunday School Commission.
now meets every Thursday night class for the
training Of Sunday school teachers. Under his
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Pelham ave 557 and 559: sty brk ten sex
hd6. Martha Lamport. owner. q NJ Mct'abe
architect; cost -.-...,,,. $500
age, 55X7O.4; T r Chorn owner. Ebeling
architect, cost o. .......- 35
Dock ST. 100 II n OF Westohester ave:
one sty frame sheds. 100.3Kt6 each; Thomas
Watson owner; b Ebeling. architect; cost %
Garrison ave. 80 II of Whittier st
sly brk dwg. 2Ox533; Agnes Schano. owner.
John Gerhardt architect. cost. ........ To
Castle Hin ave 263 Il 5 O Parker ave two
J brk stores and dwEs. 25x02 each. Felix
de Canio, owner; Henry Nordheim, architect.
cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
FIRST MEETING OF TINE ACORN FORUM

The first meeting Of the Acorn Forum Under the
auspices of the Acorn Social Club of the Young
Mems Hebrew Association, will be held this even
ing in the big auditorium OF the institution The
speaker will be Ferdinand l. Haber, and the sub
ject Grover Cleveland" Ernest Stage Within
the organizer and chairman of the Republican COL
lege Leagues Of New York State, will preside.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
SUNDAY SCHOOL AT TEACHERS COLLEGE

The SUNDAY school holding sessions at Teachers
College Columbia University, will open tomorrow
In the college chapel at 1870 o'clock, and
continue until the middle Of May. The school Sc
cures its pupils from families living the upper
West Side Of the city. It has corps Of trained
teachers selected from the instructors and students
attached 10 the university. and they are directed
IN their preparation and teaching by board of
supervisors chosen by the parents Of the children
from the teaching staff OF Teachers College.
A BROOKLYN HEIGHTS MEMORIAL
The service Of dedication Of the memorial choir
doorway In Grace Church. Brooklyn Heights Will
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
1pcrrvER OF RENTS NAMED.

r,,s,fce Fischon. Of the Supreme Court mas ap-
nointed Albert Sanders receiver OF tne rem =
poin'tu % - - the northeast corner Of West
r.s-., a15 25 street on plot 5oxaN feet, IN an
oction brought BY Louis l. Seaman against ''na
p Ireland and others TO forecose a mortgage o.
10000 made on April Is. 1917
There is a prior mortgage on the P-ope-S
.,o,,n+,r- - ,25 oo0 held By the Mutual Life n.
slIrance Company.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
PIrrsBuRe TERMINAL TO SPEND 100000

Pittsburg. Oct 3O.-Neary one million dollars IN
receivers certificates bearing per cent interest
will be Issued by F. H Shedding and II. W. Nc
Master receivers of the Wabash-P -Pittsburg Ter
minaI Railway Company. under two orders made
last night by Federal Judge Young. Tho is
sues will be upon parity of lien. and will be used
for twelve locomotives, refine fourteen tunnels
with masonry, to repaint seventy-seven steei
bridges and to buy steam derrick.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS,

Grace ave. s.. 325 It s Lyon ave 25xISO;
Poughkeepsie Trust Co loans Amelia Stein
metz .......:... ....-.. .......-...... S49
Morris Park ave, 90 # Of Victor St 25x70.
T Emory Clocke loans Harriet LandErebe 4
2Sth st, Nos 13l and 1873 West Surety Realty
co loans Tarrytown Building o-.........'. 1O5
19Sth st, Is 51.S IT OF Valentine ave.
runs DISK 50x n 25x II W 994 to
Valentine ave, y s COX e ~ 8x W 30 TX
25l0 TO beg; Central Mortgage Co loans
Valentine Construction ..............y IL,
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

At the Fourth Presbyterian Church in the even
ing choir will give the Cantata. Seed Time and
Harvest" and the subject of DR.. Works sermon
will be THE First Stenographer." The Young Peo
pies Society. reorganized for definite work will
meet at Z p. m, and a movement for the organiza-
ton of q mems society to be affiliated with the
National Presbyterian Brotherhood is making
splendid beginning in this church.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
REALTY NOTES.

The Selma Realty Company has taken title 70
parcel. 3sx irregular. at the southeast corner q
e4th street and Broadway, from Mary W. Bonita
lanes CarvaIho has bought through Bloodgood 81
c,I1ber+ tract Of five acres in Long Island City.
1,ttb : frontage OF SO feet on NewtOwn Greek The
deal involves about 100000
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
p,rvs A LONG ISLAND FARM.

peas. E Gilman have sold for Mrs 9aFan 2.
r,o65Ins and other heirs to a client the farm q
ons hundred acres at Jericho. Long lsiaho' Nl'~a
as the Robbins Farm ---s,.. r.
The property fronts on the Jericno 4O'l''As
7rf11 be improved by the buyer