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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
HE DIDN'T KNOW PATRICK.
But the Washington csbmsn Made a
Bluff Which Satisfied Him.

The genuine old Washington cab
driver is as unlike the New York
species as an orange is unlike lem
on. He Is a genial and companion
able creature with a pronounced tall
ent for conversation.
He sits sideswise in his little open
carriage. one leg half the time hang
ing over the side, devoting himself
enthusiastically to his passengers and
their edIhcation
lie considers II a moral obligation
TO know the answer TO every question
that anybody's fertile imagination can
suggest. and he disseminates more
transformation in an hours drive than
viii be corrected in a lifetime.
During The u. A. r. convention one
of these omniscient jehus was pilot
ing two or three women about Nash
ingtou. Apropos Of some historical
reference one OF the women spoke Of
the newspaper account OF the proposed
burning. iuBt about that time. Of the
Patrick Henry house because Il was
infested with bats The women com
mented On il and said ii was a pity IL
had 20 be done
YES" said the driver. taking the
part 10 the conversation which he felt
10 b. incumbent on him. yes. Il Ger
iainlv Is too bad An Mr. Henry's
jest ben 10 a heap OF expense too. !
reckon he's spent as much as $1,000
The last few wears putin that house
in order. Il certainly is mighty hard
On him
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09

MOUND city
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September 8. 1903.

Mr., and Mrs. John Parkman, OF
Padrcah are the guests of the latter
sister. Mrs. VIII Kennedy and family
here
Miss Anna Schiller has accepted
the nosition OF clerk at Sandeson' S
pharmacy during the rush for school
supplies
Fred Johnson returned home Mon
day after spending the past few days
sight seeing in st Louis. His sister
Miss Ida Johnson IL stil in the city
mailing purchases for her dry goods
an | millinery store here
The &c Girl spent Monday in our
city and made several calls leaving
he crisp one dollar bills at resi-.
diHces where she found &c Corn
Flakes had been in use, Among those
who received her bills were Mes
danes George Wilson, Ed Disbennett,
James II. Crewell, Fred Hoffman, H.
NJ. Palmer Ghas Nugent Al Schuer,
VIM. Meyer, Dave Harris, Otis Miller,
e. p. yesterday Sarah Schoenieldt
r. Il. Cahilll Claude Stout, r. II. Haw
ley and W. A, Dougherty.
Miss LYDIA West who has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Hall White
aker here the past few days returned
to her home at Paducah Sunday She
was accompanied home by Mrs.
Wliteaker and Miss Lille .Tohansen.
James Finley and ROY Moore re-
turned home Monday from a weeks
visit with relatives and friends at Gin
cian7ti aud Hamilton Ohio
Miss Lillian Richoit of Paducah,
was the guest Of A. w Williamson
and family here tais week.
Nj aud Mrs J. t. Dougherty have
- then cue Mss Georgia Herold of
Dimsted
Mr.. and Mrs, Yrnger oBryden Of
Padncah. spent Sunday and Monday
with Mrs. James Crowell here
Rev, Perry pastor of the Congre
gational church at Mounds united Mr..
John Hayden Of Valley Recluse and
Miss Belle Savage Of Mounds, in mar
riage at the home of the brides sister
Mrs. Josh Childers on First and POP
lar streets sunday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock. The guests at the affair were
Mr. W. 7. Hayden. Mr. and Mrs Ben
lImgan of Valley Recluse. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos Hosler of villa Ridge. Mrs.
Fred Hodges, of lTnitey and Mrs.
Mary Gray and daughter Mrs Nellie
Nods of Grand Chain After the cere.
mony and congratulations ice cream
cake and fruits were served to the
guests when they finally departed '
wishing the happy bride and groom
a prosperous welded life.
Miss Ruth Painter. of ST. Louis IS
the quest of Mrs F. p. yesterday this
week
Mrs Augusta Green and Miss Alma .
Keko of villa Ridge. were driving
through our ETY. MONDAY afternoon. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Hartan Of Paau. !
cab. spent Sunday and Monday with
M and Mrs. Robert Arnold on Poa.
lar street
Dr. Terrell, OF TcrroUs Landing
Ky. was in town on business Monday
Nj aud Mrs Jake Blum moved
their household goods to Mounds Mon
FAY and viii make that city their fu-
urc home
Nr. and Mrs. VIII Str0Em Of
Mounds. were shopping IN town Mon
la'.
Ar John NeaIham. OF Pulaski
rsusTct@d husigcss here Monday
Nrs b. p. t't'ov of BelEnap. was
he guest Ct Mrs. George Parker h-ra
Monday.
George Feshef~ Richard Moore
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
MinaIIna Of Past and Present.

An immigrant hotel in a narrow
street between Church and Greenwich
streets, New York. has a yerauda In
front where immigrants sit in the
evening, smoke German pipes. wear
wooden shoes and drink beer In the
basement are a bank a billiard table
and an Intelligence Office open all
Hight.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
CITY COUNCIL.
Council Chamber, Cairo, Illinois, Sep
TENDER 3, 1903.

Especial Meeting Called For General
BusincssD
Present: Honorable George Par.
son, mayor and Aldermen Burke. Can
non. Davis, Ferguson, Grcaney. Mag
ucr Mcchan, Ncllis.
Absent. Aldermen Bourgeois. Cor
man. Kelly, Kochlcr Scullin and
The mayor stated the object of the
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
ccc THE CURE FOR
0.0.0s SCROFULA

Swollen glands about the
running sores and ulcers skin diseases and general health
usual which Srofula
ncnche the blood
boroug
the hthfu
terminates consumption incub disease
being 10 Is to
purify the blood and restore the circulation
: IT
blood supply and drives out the ouous and uheCuiar deposits
al blood
trouble but
diseased blood heahful properties
builds sCrOiulouS
S S safe vegetable preparation persons Of
Book the blood containing information
Hsdl1-i aa'les ice HE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLAETA GA
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing.
At Chicago.

Chicago, Sept. S.-Slagle and Evers
were factors in Chicago's un-getting
today. the former hitting safely each
time up. scoring all three runs, two of
there being batted in by Evers.
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CHURCH AND CLERGY.

Rev. William Patterson Of Bethany
church. Philadelphia. has been r.
called to his old pulpit in Cookies
church. Tcronto.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
At Pittstouru.

Pittsburg Sept. S-Pittsburg made
it three straight by winning listless
game from st. Louis today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09

Every tine We hear a man abused
behind his back IL reminds ms Of the
fact that se all catch IL when We are
not present-Chicago Daily News.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09

II a woman can't say anything mean
n rival she is pretty sure % remsrs.
Wei. she'll bear watching
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~ ~ ASEBALLT
II = AND
ESs - ~ Offer SP2RT 81
At Dubuque.

Dubuque, Sept, S.-Guenry had the
better of pitchers battle today. The
feature of the game was Towards
home run. The game was called at
the end OF the nth inning on account
of darkness.
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At New York.

New York, Sept. S.-New York de-
feated Brooklyn in hard fight today
1t was Rucker against Mathewson and
the latter won ort, but the battle
lasted II innings
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Batteries CamntZ and Gibson:
Raymond, Higginbotham and Ludwig.
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At Detroit.
At Cleveland.

Batteries-KhOadeS, Liebhardt and
RENTS Petty and Stephens
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
At ST. Paul.

St Paul REORGANIZATION. e
Kansas City NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
At w ashinuton,

I F0torios-Smith, Kelley and Street:
! Young and DOnahue
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09

Lii coin Observation-Disclosures. =
Denver NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Herbert A. Sherman SAYS that the demand <o-
apartments is greater than the supply This situa-
ton is the result OF the comparatively small vol
of building operations in the last season
Suit has been brought in the Supreme Court bv
Frederic y. Gilbert against the J. C Lyons Build
ing and Operating Company and others TO fore
close mortgage Of $4,000 on property on the
south side Of 18Th st. l75 feet east of 5th ave
S5xl022 feet. The mortgage was made on May
15. 1902
The C5e-manta life Insurance Company has
brought suit IN the Supreme Court against How
ard Mott Potter and others forecIose mortgage
Of 10000 property on the east side OF Madison
ave, 4s4 feet south OF 35d st. on plot 70 4x1G0
feet The mortgage was made on February 16
1893
Plans have been fled for making the four
story and basement dwelling house al No sis 5th
ave The ground floor is 10 be used as branch
OF the Equitable Trust Company The floors above
are 10 be rernOdelled into bachelor apartments
The cost is estimated a s5OOa
Thomas y. Lamb. as architect for the Tann,en,,
Society, has filed plans with Buildings Superin-
tende1t Murphy for the renodelling and u1oderniz-
ing Of Tony Pastors Theatre a famous land
mark. The present old fashioned front stooo en-
trance Is be raZed and replaced by a street leve
entrance The interior will also be partly made
over The improvements are to cost 5000
Nicholas J. Hayes Fire Commissioner said YES
- extend and improve the FIRE alarm system
tlroag cat tie partially built up districts ot the
greater CITY as rapidly as possible
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
NEWARK REALTY SITUATION.

J. Ward Smith. president Of the Real Estate
Brokers Exchange, Of Newark said yesterday in
discussing the real estate situation in that city:
The rental season in the apartment house dis
tr1cts Of our city is open now with e normal de-
gree Of activity the effort 10 advance or maintain
recent prices is not sustained by the demand In
many places the old rates maintained; then.
again, in others. tenants have left. seeking quar-
ters from 70 10 per cent lower in rent There is
a strong and unsaCshed demand for small one
family houses, very few Of which if any al all
are vacant, with rents from SIS s35 per month;
& number OF nigh priced apartments are vacant
and number OF one-famiIy houses. with rents
from 800 TO $500 vacant However from the
10Th Of last month the inquiry has been more active
and number OF leases closed at the same and
lower prices than heretofore
1t has been thought that the opening OF The
Hudson River tunnels would give US an overflow
from New York, but Up 10 now the tenants have
not appeared; in fact the number Of to let signs
leads one 10 wonder if our population is not drib-
bling through the tunnels TO New York. in
stead Of the VICE versa. for which we had hoped"
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
AGRAMERCY PARK DEAL
SITE FOR APARTMENTS.
Ru;ld;ng-to Cost $500, ,0O0-Dyck-
~ man Tract Lots Sold.

y,sRn6pey-Bers has sold tbs plot known as NOS.
AaR s9Sax,d IS zI1arnercy Park having frontage
rei~buzu ~ixn.y-fuzr rect and being about eighty
x9sse CT deem for Charles Buck The buyer.
suknsSnnue1z ~trahesd- Will erect high class hre-
So.serens rsu have nine and three bath
Ss,e % se SOLD On cooperative home plan Ihs
apruperty was recently bought by Mr.. Buck uhoer
trrec,osure proosedinSs. which wiped out large
ssu.,ssy held by second and third mortgages ne
building of fine apartment mouse on this site VIII
remove the Objectionable open plot that mas i0r d
lone tine been 'eyeeore 10 the exclusive resi-
dents and ozvnere OF property on this private paIh
The cost Of the apartment house is estimated at
about 100000 and IT is said plans are now oelhs
prepared ,-,
Robert White Of the firm Of White a Ilerce'
has sold for Mary E Dalton Mary norton anu
rohn Mooney rHvsnty-two lots located on the south
.s5e NJ 21lth St between Broadway and lOth ave
This r,roner1v occupies entire block front with
tho execution of two fifty foot plots The puyer
was Robert q Dowling. who gave in exchange the
-ronertv Nos 2l2s and 21So Broadway, which is the
ol5 rrIden Club House. Il is four story pullolns
E9xlso feet and is leased twenty-one years at
-a,,aI ~ s1 aa q wear TO the Auto Improvement
C,oronsnx The Dycknan tract property was heio
an sl52 300 and the Tilden Club property was val
ued 81 $4,000.
Plans have been fled with the Buildings Depart
-aent for a nine story loft building 10 be erected
so- Anna De Jonge al Nos 81 and SO West Sth st
T. viii have q frontage OF 46 feet and q depth OF
IS feet The cost will be $4,000, and F a Mlnutn
"a The architect
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
BIG CITY AUCTION SALE
Luely Bidding for Property IN
Manhattan Bridge Zone.

The City of New York sold block of houses yes
terday in a densely populated section for ABOUT
SIS
There has seldom. if ever been larger crowd in
attendance at auction sale The sale was heiu
in Rayard st. between Chrystie and Forsyth Ihere
were about eight hundred persons present ana tne
bidders had difficulty in making known their
bids TO Alderman Samuel Marx. who acted as auc-
tioneer The services of several policemen were re-
quired to keep the crowds in check.
The property advertised for sale is on the site
which the city has acquired TO form part OF the
terminus of the Manhattan Bridge. 1t comprises
the block bounded by Bayard Chrystie, Canal ana
Forsyth
Some Of the houses sold at what seemed
rdiculously low prices but Controller Metz VINO
attended the SALE expressed his entire satisfaction
with the results. The lowest price of the sale was
$3.50, which amount paid for No ~ Chrysue
The highest price paid was 1890 The latter
bid for fathouse known as the Charlotte-
On the ground floor are several shops. and on the
second floor is dance hall. Sam Bernard the
actor. used be the The buyer of this
parcel Aaron QIunpy) Hanover, Mayor OF
Avenue c.
The auction sale was held IN the open street
Alderman Marx and his staff occupying oarouche
Controller Metz supervised things for a while from
the drivers seat When he left the scene he dele
gated authority to Colonel John P. Hobbs. of the
Finance Department. Colonel Hobbs announced
the terms of the sale 10 the crowd as follows:
want TO make announcement You tenants
IN these buildings pay your August rent 10 the
agent under the city TO whom YOU nave
been paying il up to the 1st of September 1ou
get three DAYS free, from September TO
September g. and you must all OF you get out OF
these houses by the night of September g.
You men who buy these buildings take posses
sion September (. and you must nave them
wrecked and away in sixty days from september
4 The Bridge Commissioner has notified US that
he this space Now ahead The terms
are cash certified check to cover the amount
of the purchase, and so per cent additional 10
guarantee the wrecking Of the building within
the sixty days
And" added the auctioneer, enough 10 pay the
auctioneer's fee
The sale began in front of No 2 Bayard st
In that crowd Of mixed nattonalites that stood
street whose sartorial
pearance indicated either that they most needed
q free home or that they were boycotting the
teilors and BARRIERS. But they produced the money
make good their bids. Many carried their money
receptacles of various quaint and antiquated de-
signs It had been intended to sell the structures
still standing the block facing the Bowery. be-
tween Canal and Bayard and Chrystie SITS Con-
troller Metz. decided however, that II might De
better to wait for few weeks for the sale OF
these buildings, which include the Windsor inca
tire and other places Of historic interest
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
The offerings at the Brooklyn Real Estate Ex-
change viii be:
SALES AND LEASES.

Ernest Willie has sold for Stephen J. Egan the
southeast corner Of St Nicholas and 1SOth st,
q Mot OF 1tgxlOo feet The buyers will erect a
modern elevator apartment house on the site
Anthony z Koelble has sold Kos. 30 and 224 West
13sd St two five story hathouses. plots 33.4x
s9I1 feet 10 Theodore F. Brennan.
The McVickar. Gaillard Realty Company has
leased for Whitney Lyon the Metropolitan Fire
proof Storage Warehouse Company for a term of
wears No. Il West 66th st. a six story freproof
building recently completed.
The Duros Company has leased for George Liss
& Co. to a client for a of years the I've story
building No to Gansevoort st. running through
TO No. 32O to $50 West 18th st
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED


London Aug 4-Minnehaha CBr) York.
Southampton Aug Majestic tBr New York via Plyrn-
outh and Cherbourg.
Liverpool Aug 8-Ca-rnsnia CBrl York via Queens
East London Aug 4-Baraons (Br). New York ard 81
Vincent c V Algoa Bay
Queenstown. Aug 4, 254 nl-Lucania (Br), New York
for Liverpool land proceeded.
Bremen Aug rn-Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse tCIer)
New York Plymouth and Cherbourg
Rotterdam 2-Estonia CRuss). New York Tor Lioau
Beira Aug 1-Corfe Castle (Br). New York via Cape
Leghorn Aug 2-Caabria CBr). New York via Naples
Naples Aug Alice tAust). York for Trieste
Singapore Aug 4-Shmosa (3r), New York via Aden etc
Adelaide. Aug Como CBr). New York; Tannenfeif
Ger New York via Fremantle.
Port Natal. 4-Maroa tBr). New York and NorfotE
via St c V. for Hankow;
Trieste July 30-Erny AUST, New York via Venice
wellington Aug 3-Indradevi (Br) New York via Mel
etc.
Marseilles Aug 2-Germania Fr) drou 1eshorn etc.
Durham. Aug 4-1nvertay (Br) from New York; Aucl-
Rio de- Janeiro Aug byron CBr> from Santos etc).
New York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar Aug 3-Re dItaIa UtaD. Genoa and Naples
for New York 4th. Italia tBr). Marseihes, Leghorn'
etc York.
sasres, Aug s-Uitonia G3r New York for Naples and
Trieste.
chester
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, August 4, 1908.
ARRIVED.

July 2s Southampton Cherbourg %. to Oerichs q
532 cabin and 112 steerage passengers maiis
and ndse Arrived at the Bar at .
tNorl, Meyer, Sama July 80, to the AT
fruit Arrived AT the Bar al m
Steamer Saramacca Dutch, Van der Est Paramarioo
July 25 and Barbados 2s Royal Dutch West India
Mall Line, with 1 passenger and merchandise Arrived
a 2:45
steamer city Of Atlanta Smith. Savannah August l.
to the ocean SIS Co. passengers and mdse- Left
Quarantine a
Steamer Nueces. Evans. Galveston July 20 and Key
to Mallory SIS Co. with passengers and nlose
Left Quarantine 1926 -
Maracsibo Perry Maracaibo July p. curacao
26 Guayra 81 Bouton Bliss Dalett. with .
passengers mails Arrived the Bar at 40
m.
Steamer Saratoga, Downs. Havana August l. to the
New York Cuba Mail SIS Co. with 50 passengers
malls and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at sos a
Steamer Monroe, Eulphers Newport News and Nor1oK-
to the Dominion SIS Co. with passengers and mose
Left Quarantine 255 80
Steamer Guiana tCuban) Baker. SaSua July 3D. ana
Cabaren 81, to the Mnnson SIS Line, with mdse Ar
rived at the Bar $40 m
Steamer Sarnia Ger Mesner. Colon etc. via Kingston
HambuIg-American Line, with passengers mails
mdse Passed in Sandy Hook at 9:Ho .
Hook. y. j, $3.50 m: Wind SOUTH
light breeze; hazy; light
Steamers Kronprinzessen cecilis Ger Bremen via Ply
Cherbourg; Perugia r). Naples and Leghorn;
Comanche. Charleston and JecksonviHe: Ell ABA Ca
weston Princess Norfolk Newport News; Fal-
lodon (Br). Bahia Blanca etc. via Norfolk Fert
(ItaD Pensacola; IroQuois towing barge Navahoe
tBr) London Joseph J. Cuneo Nor), Port Antonto City
of Savannah, Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
THeNsPAciFIc MAILS

Destination and steamer SI0'0 III -
Hawaii Japan Corea. China and Philip
pine evia San Francisco)-Si- . ,,o
Australia WesD. New Zealand
r1l LsIsnus 80 T-iotoTts a C1-Aorangi Aug o $50 p
yHt &c San Franciscol-Alameda Aug 10. $50 m
Hawaii Japan, Corea, China and Philip % e,o -
nine Islands Francisco>Chlna Aug io ooo III
japan & coGee a..t1iaH1Tosa % Aug $50
Japan ,oTea , tteaTrenon atiS %p Aug 15 $40
Janan Corea China Philippine Isl
ands (via Vancouver and Victoria. Il @ - -
Empress China Aug Si' ooV p III
New Zealand Australia (except West, Sa
moan Islands and New Caledonia tVia
Frarciscob-Inveric Aug Zo' o."o III
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands (via .
San Fralcisco)-U Transport. Aug 81 ooo M
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands via san
Francisco)-Mariposa sept o. o|oo III
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
Notice of Summons.

StUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORk--ETH-
= 81 Bohnet Plaintiff. Philip Bohnett Defendant
Standardization for divorce
To the above-named defendant: You hereby
noned the complaint In this action and to
serv Of the plaintiffs attorney
within twenty after the service Of this
OF service and in OF failure
10 anpear or answer Judgment will against YOU
tv default fer relief demarded Il the complaint
Dated. goth. 1909
SMITH LENT. Plaintiffs Attorney Ofice and Post Oti-e
address Nassau New York
To rhe defendant. Philip Bohnett: The foregoing
mons Is served upon publication pursuant
rr5er Of Hon Henry Bischon Justice OF Supreme
t'nurt OF the Of New York. dated July 3rd 1905
with the In the office he o.
ire county York. the 3rd day of July. 1905
Ta,a5 Yor July eth. zoos.
SMITH LENT. Plaintiffs Attorney 40 Street
New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Adrattc reported $50 miles of Sandy Hook
at g a m yesterday is expected to dock about a m
The Pretoria reported $50 miles east OF Sandy Hook
al 500 yesterday is expected to dock about f;"o
a Thursday
yesterday, fs expected 70 dock acout
m Thursday -,
Al m yesterday. is expected to dock about Ido D III
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05

A DVERTIsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
a The Tribune received at their IPto~n once. No
ocock D. Advertisements received the following
branch oices regular ofce until oclock
204 ave. 23d 1853 9th ave.
i2th st. l0i I4th 2h7 West 42d ST. between
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 500 Sun Ii 30 Moons age
HIGH WATER
M-ssndv Hoo, 12 o5 Gov Island Hell Gate 225
M-Sandv Hook 100 Gov i:25 Hell Gate BIS
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Harlem Flats Bring Good Prices
The following transactions took place yesterday
ST the New York Real Estate Exchange:

The following transactions took place yesterday
ST the New York Real Estate Exchange;
BY joseph P Day: 2sT 32e II # OF ON
BROOKLYN. lxloo, bldg bankruptcy ssIe 90
1orrae5 100 10 los Houston St 2 o Azo
y of Rouery: 75 21Io0 71irreg. stE Ten "a so
23s 122d st 4So II y ol ~
az s4xlO0Il sty nat: sold Julia Never toi $50 Ue
and Il6ih 200 II OF etn ave 1oA
T0a u stv nat sold to the plaintln 10Y
81 4lz also "a II Of 9th ave
So oft ana store bldg. ieasehod: sold 10 the psinf
'oT So Tn / Kennedy 1918 TO 1921 ave-
f 1drb st 100 llxS5 sly and store sold TO The
plaintiff for $4,000
The sales announced for to-day are:
Us Cannon st 5 Of Stanton 81, q lo1lVo
sly and store; Deaner ast victor ] rerla ma
et al Z Donnelly. atty. P Clarke. rel: amt oues
s. Dos -. sub 10 four sggregaJng sS1-V' oeo
Southern Boulevard, u u side. 100 II OF ave -
Johr q b Marcus aet Nilafn
Wainvright Henry Flueserneu. atty. Adam WI
uer ref amt due SIS 50; s1Ss5 so SUP
10 a prior r1tge OF So CO., SO Elton side, 9z
I; oI I5sth St 51xlo0: sty fat h Italian savings
Bank ag1 Frank Merger Al; E Wayland, atty: ! n
errong ref amt due s35 90. etc, S12I3 Al
y samuel ColdsIicker: 14l 18th ST. 100 n OF
bingham ag1 Portusn Realty co ct al 2 HPFe at.y
George RubensJein ref; due. sS6Sos 81 taxes etc
s400 "a
New-York tribune., 1908-08-05
The Brooklyn auction sales resulted as follows:

By Taylor & Fox East s7th 100 y OF Leno1
& Ireland Lumber co agl John
Muller Coombs d Wilson attys; Jose 2 Pldgeon'
ref plaintiff $3.50 mortgage for SAD
also dover right
By Joseph P Day: Utica $. 9T.s fl OF Avenue
Y runs k 10 5ist 70 Ave
nue. y - o point ~ Il e Of Utica ave Francis
Eriner Realty Co ct al y II BreTllHer.
atty: Geo 4 Wilson ref Adjourned 10 Oct o. -
BY James ! BrunIey. Knckkerbockker ave: s. =
4 " Melrose 125zi00 Lewis L Morren agt Frank
Krsftz al: Foley Powell attys: Dominic Clr1 T.
ref Sold 10 plaintiff for $4,000 Wiloughby ave.
5 $50 = Of StEyvesant 50 3x1oo BENZ Warner
Edmund al. Frederick Cobb atty: Peter w
Cstrander ref sold Holding co for $3.50 over
and above mortgage and claims for S3I,56O-
The offerings at the Brooklyn Real Estate Ex-
change viii be:
BY 8runIey: 621 St sw at the intersection
of rhe NV of5t lo0N50 William Wharton aet the
AbeIs-5old Realty CO et al Charles A Clayton atty
for the plaintiff. William II Ford referee SnerieId
n Liberty 15x2oo 10 Georgia
ave. Bank OF North Hampstead the Lotus Realty
60 et al Herman " Schmitz. atty for the plaintiff; A
Burton Reed. referee