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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-27
SHELBY DENMARK.

This kingly scion of a royal rslce of horses will he shown in Pine Bluii on or about Monday, March 29. He was to have been here Wednesday, March e4, but delay was caused by delay In shipping. All admirers of the Ken- lucky gaited saddle horses are in' vited to see him.
 Sired by Denmark Chief. one of the greatest horses of the greatest fam fly of horses that the world has eve' produced. His dam, Lilly Dare, b. Chester Dare, 10; he by Black Squir rel, 5s; he by King Eagle, "A. Not drop of cold blood in him; 16 hand high with that grand and lofty actiol such as only the Denmarks possess Blood bay, 5 years old. If you wan an unbeaten sire and unequalled shov horse come and see him. Not ofte' do you see horse like this.
 FRANK BRAME,
 Lewisville, Ark. (All kinds of reierences.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-27

----Moaey, money, money: tue way to always have money Is to protect yourself and family against loss by sickness, accident or death with pol icy in the American Life and Accs- dent Insurance Company. They Issue the best policy on the market and can insure your whole family. For rates sec some of our agents or call on J. c. DeFee, l21 1-2 East Third ave nue, Austin building. Pine Rluh. Ark. or T. NJ. c. Hartman. state agent, room SIS Southern Trust Building, Little Rock. Ark 2-1o dtT
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-27
w M TAYLOR DIES
 AT GRAPEVINE

W, M. Ta.lor. q well-known planter living at Grapevine, Grant county. nied yeste rday morning at his home sAt that place He was 56 years old and enjoyed large acquaintance throushout this section. He made his home in Grant county for many years. MT. Taylor is survived by a wife and five children, three sons and two daughters. The funeral took place at Grapevine yesterday as- tel'HoCn at o'clock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-27
C. H. M'VAY GETS
 SMALL JUDGMENT

> C. Fl. McVay, of this city, was giv- en judgment for $9S.25 in the Jef- ferson circuit court yesterday against the St. Louis, Southwestern Railway Company. The case was heard by, a jury He sued the railroad company for several hundred dollars alleged to be due him as damages. He claimed that the company's train in- jured several head of cattle. one o1 them dying from it's injuries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-27

For ten days I will sell my entire line of framed pastels, landscapes, Indian and. :. :: landscapes, Indian an d Dutch pictures at $1.50 each. Come early and get your choice. Farrar's Art Store, 32O Pine; old phone 564.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-27

Pineules are for nackache and bring quick relief to lumbago. rheu matism, fatigue and all other symp- toms of Kidney diseases. They are tonic to the entire system and build up strength and health. Price 5ec and $1.00. Sold by Dr McCammon [ & Son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-27
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

:, The weather man says fair today.
 The largest assortment of tables, I'll kinds, at the Uoioa Furniture Comnany. 3-7n
 70. Posey, sign painter and artist. can be found at Peter Gangs shop. S21 Main street.
 If out of employment try Gra- phic want ad and get piace--eight- teen words inserted one week free 2-l. dti You need have nn lear ue dying awith Pneumonia if you VIII use pneurno EmollIent 1t gives immediate relief. At all druggists : Id tf
 Gall and see the gs>d furniture st UNION FURNITURE COMPANY; 1t speaks for itself. Be yesf ,e~n judge 2 "a jury. Prices always right a-7 If AWhen in need of any mules or tAbrses cn1I on Beriio 'srothers. This trNrm has on hand number of good, caasdium priced saddle horses. 2-26 Inn Od--co-carts and baby hsssies-we csn fix you out with the best. Union rnrn;tnrc Comuauy. 3-7 If
 Three cars of furniture received last week, more coming. Come and see the stock. UnioN Furniture Com. pany. "e' "
 -Ther. are not many things tha' are good for Whooping Cough bul this Is one Eneumo will give you child quick relief. Your druggist har w If
 Don't have appendicitis from the use of cheap graniteware. Ours costs no more in the long run. and we can 1t your kitchen up right. Cleveland Matthews Hardware Company.
 From $lo to $25 saved in buying mules from Berlin Brothers. All stock sold by that firm is guaranteed to give satisfaction or vour money re- funded. 70 ''n
 Let the Fordyce Steam Laundry do your work. Clear spring water used, no chemicals. Give us trial. Leave your bundles at alS Maiii street. We call for and deliver laun- dry. Old phone 657. 3-a mo
 Put GARLIC, limburger cheese and onions on one shelf and sweet milk and butter on another and we guarantee no contamination of odors will occur in the "BOHN SYPHON" RE FRIGERATOR. Knox. Walker Furniture Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-27

The Pine Bluff Mercantile Con-
 pany will throw away Sl00 worth of merchandise from the roof of it's building, Second avenue and Chest nut street, this afternoon at o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-27
NETHERSOLE TO
 BUILD THEATER

Niesls: Nes. Special te tst. tiranhi'.'
 Chicago, March 26.-Olsa Neither sole has secured an option on tive sites here to build sheater.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-27

J. F. Rutherford, .Jr., who is .;TfeNd ing school at Alton, H., is enjoyinS his Easter holiday in this city the guest of his parents, MT and Mre j.. F Rutherford.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-27
e + l. * | * + + j. l. .3' T. l. 4' + + ! F BRIEF MENTION. <

.r~.--~,-----
 C. L. Counce, of Talno, was n 'le Bluff yesterday
 C. w. Farley, of Alnlyra, Ark. s:'t's' Friday in this city T. J. Collier of A!theini.r wa, i!1 Pine Bluff Friday, | R. F. Sims, of Little Rock, is in the city calling on his trade. .---se.ssss. C. H. Triplett, Jr., made a ouics trip to Noble Lake yesterday. S.-E. Abner. of Little Rock, was in this city-yssterday on business--- Joe F. Alexander was in Rison yes- lterday attending the Day hearing. Henry Yearger, of Little Rock, is among the late arrivals in this city
 Dr. D. N. White. of Sherrill, was 8 business visitor In this city Hester- day.
 J. T. Lloyd has returned from ,' business trip to Monticello and War 1 ren.
 Chancellor J. M. Elliott has re- | turned from term of court at Var ner.
 Mrs. J. T. Fowler has r"turned from a visit to her mother at Mem phis
 I. P. Shelby, of Little Rock, 3 for mer Pine Dlui1ian, is in the city or business.
 Attorney Dan Taylor spent ycster- day at Rison. in attendance at inc Day hearing.
 Mi, and Mrs. w. T. Wool,rsdss have returned from q short visit 'e I.ittle-Reck.------------------------------ ! W. H. Bellamy. manager of th. Aitheimer Telephone Company, is 1T ] the city on business. ,.........,-,- ,-,--'~''' ] George Darby is in Stuttgart in th' interests of the Fox-Harris Machine and Supply Company w. J. Savage, of the Valley Tele | phone Company. made q brief visi to this city yesterday.
 S C. Scull, c. o. Wilkins and Gu
 Sertner. of Little Rock, are registere' ay the Hotel Jefferson
 Mrs. NJ. F.. Taylor and daughter
 Miss Wherry Taylor. have return9
 from a trip to Chicago.
 Mrs. r II. Collier returned to Alt heimer yesterday, accompanied b Edna Lee, after a short visif in thi , city v
 Miss Ayleene Hitler is expected
 arrive here today from Little Roc for brief visit with relatives an . friends s~-sa'-s s@'sss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-27
For Sale at q Bargain

One l-cy.inder ( .,.aiAc automobile A-passenger car. gooa condition.
 One :4-cy!:nde7 N model Ford g. passenger car.
 One .-cyliud.z Buick 5~passenger car.
 All Of the above are !n fine condi- .ioa. Can b. seen al my garage and will sell very reasonable
 Cali aud set them.
 Fiat storage ra,e. $500 per month.
 Cleaning a4tl .shing, $500 fot small cars and s... for large cars
 We vii! take are and do all repairs at monthly rate. See me and get prices. Bicycle repairs as follows. for 1909 puactures. l5c; spekes. 5c: trueing. 25c; inside tires. guaranteed. 75e. We are fixed to do the work. All prices in proportion.
 AIR FREE to our customers.
 GASOLINE, 18c per gallon. T. A. DRUMMOND & CO.,. 205-207 East Third Avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-27

They are here! They are
 here!! They are herel!!
 What? Our car of "BOHN
 SYPHON SYSTEM" RE- , FRIGERATORS. Knox Walker Furniture Co.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-30
SchOol Closing.

Rock Spring School, near
Harrington Mills, Williams Town
ship, Chatham county, Miss
Gypsie R. Barker, Durham,
teacher, will have its closing
exercises Thursday, April /, 1909,
beginning at one o'clock, p. m.
The afternoon will be devoted
to songs, recitatians, declama-
tions. and an address. The
evening exercises will begin at
Z p. m, and will consist of songs,
dialogues, tableaux, etc. A string
band will furnish music for the
occasion. Everybody is invited,
and will be given a glad well
come.
This has been by far the best
term Of the school. From a
census Of fifty-four. fifty have
been enrolled, and the average
attendance has been about Sour
fifths. The children love their
teacher devotedIy and have made
wonderful progress in their
studies. And although this is
their first concert, all who 60
may expect something good.
The community and the Superin-
tendent of Chathan county
schools are all proud of Rock
Spring School. B. B.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-30
d. Smith Accepts.

Chapel. Hill, March Is. DR..
Charles Alphonso Smith. Of the
department of English, has ac-
cepted the call to the University
of Virginia. The chair is that of
English, not Teutonic languages.
Negotiations have been under
way for year, DR.. James A.
Harrison having urged the ap-
pos nent'of DR.. Smith as soon
as theformer thought of retiring.
Il have given the matter most
careful consideration, said DIR.
Smith. Nothing can change my
love for the University of North
Carolina or my native State. but
the call to the University Of Vir-
ginia is a call to a wider field Of
service and shall labor there,
as | have labored here, with
whatever strength is in me, for
the upbuilding Of a great institu-
ton and the honor Of 4 great
Stat" !"
II. Smith has been professor
Of tie English language in the
University since 1902. He has
also been in the graduate depart.
ment. DR.. Smiths leaving is a
source of keen regret to both
stud nts and faculty. Not only
has lis mastery Of English md
his broad scholarship made him
of inestimable value to the Uni
versily but his strong, sympa-
thetic personality has forever
endeared him to the University
community.
III. Smith leaves April 8 toI
deliver a four weeks course of
lectures before the students Of
the University Of Cincinnati.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-30
traction Company Wins.

G. T.. Mangum, whose case a
gainst the traction company oe-
eupied the attention Of the cour,
last Friday. lost out in the first
issue relative to the negligence
OF the defendant and there was
nothing else to answer.
The stopping Of the suit there
was a real surprise. though it Is
generally agreed that the COM
pany made a fine fight and was
entitled to the verdict. There
was a great deal of testimony
last fall that the motorman did
fine work In stopping the Cur
that injured Mr.. Maugum's
buggy and horse and that noth-
ing could have prevented the ac-
cidant. The jury was composed
ofvery intelligent men and it
gave the defendant company all
the doubts.
The traction companys attor-
neys were quite elated over the
way it went. for it was a real
victory for them. Messrs.
Bramham and Brawley and
Bryant appearing for the plain
tiff and Messrs. Manning and
Foushee for the defendant. The
amount was for $500.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-30
Gorman Notes.

March will soon have made
her disappearance and then we
are hoping to have some settled
weather. We had right much
hail last week in storm. It
stays SO wet that farmers can
not do much blowing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Holloway
went over to Durham Monday.
Mr.. Holloway recently traded
horses for one more gentle.
Miss Captoria Sykes returned
to her home Saturday after
spending some time with Mrs.
Allen Castle.
Mrs. Hugh Holloway has re-
turned from Providence, where
she was attending the bedside of
her daughter, Mrs. Wheeler, who
is seriously i'll. Mrs. Roycroft
is with her now.
Sunday school met at Sandy
Level on last Sunday for tie pur-
pose of electing new teachers for
the year. Both old and young are
invited to attend Sunday school
every Sunday at this place. Ser
vices will be held next Saturday
and Sunday at the usual hours
by the pastor.
W. A. Ferrell. of Durham,
route 4. has moved his family
back to German, where they
once lived.
Mrs. Carpenter. Miss Dawson,
and Miss Mary Cheek, Messrs.
T. f. Markham, w. I. Shaw.
Dolphus Glenn, c. Davis and
Mr.. Rand, recently spent awhile
as the guests of the Misses Mark
ham.
There will be a concert given
at Glenn's school Friday night,
April 2. The public is invited
out to hear the children.
Glenn's School and East Dur
ham played ball at Glenn's Sat
urday afternoon. The game was
s to 5 in favor Of East Durham
High School.
Old Aunt Martha Holloway, an
old timey colored woman. has
been i'll at home for sometime.
DR.. Hicks is attending her.
w. w. Fogleman went over to
the city Saturday on business.
Zero Yeazey, of Lyons. called
on some Of the fair sex" here
Saturday night as Ne usually
does.
There will be regular services
at FIetcher's Chapel Sunday.
Wish all a merry Easter.
&c. c."
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-30
JUDGES and REGISTRARS.
City Politics Taking on Definite
Shape.
lNDIDATES ANNOUNCING THEMSELVES
Others Being Talked Of by Friends
That Want Them In the Race
EIecliOn May 9th.

ElPclIOn May AIN.
The talk Of the city election at
which time candidates for mayor,
three men for police and fire
commission and city aldermen
will be elected is taking on def
mite shape and soon the air will
be full of men and what they
stand for.
Ward meetings have been call
ed for two wards tonight and
from this time on those inter-
ested in having their choice
placed before the people in the
best light will be busy trying to
say something that will work to
their good.
There is something attractive
about holding Office that the
average man does not appreciate,
but those that once get taste
never desire to let 90, and the
desire for some public job, and
to be on the city's pay roll seems
to increase as the years 60 BY.
The candidates SO far announc-
ed for mayor are Messrs. w. j..
Griswold and P. NJ. Briggs, but
the friends of P. w. Vaughan,
the druggists, are anxious to get
him in the race. However, the
two first mentioned are the only
official candidates to the present
time.
Candidates for the position of
aldermen and fire commissioners
have not announced themselves
at this writing. but those who
want men of their choice are
busy fixing up tickets that will
win.
The city aldermen took hand
at their meeting last night when
they appointed registrars and
judges Of the election. The regis
trars are:
Precinct NJ. |, Five Points
K. G. Cox.
Precinct No. 2. Eakes' store
S. +. Rigsbee.
Precinct No. 3. Parrish ware
house -B. II. Cozart.
Precinct No. 4, Pery's store
p. +. 0'Briant.
Precinct No. ). Brady's store
c. NJ. Herndon.
Precinct No. 6. court house
John G. Bagwell.
Precinct No. Z. Hunts store
A. ID. Holland.
Precinct Ne. 8. Sykes store
n. ". Vickers
The judges Of election are:
Precinct No. |. Give Points.
". c. Andrews and II. A. Bost:
Eakes' store, No. 2, J. T. Green
and c. p. Howerton: precinct
No. 3. Parish. warehouse, II. A.
Reams and Jesse johnson; Per-
ry's store, !. I. Womble and J.
Martin Umstead; No. 5. Brady's
store. II. Brady and w. Z. Hall
No. 6, court house. G. c. Earth.
ing and w. II. Proctor: No. Z.
Hunts store, II. r. Goodall and
L. I. Gunter: No. 8. Sykes
store. @. w. Teer and w. II.
Weatherspoon.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-30

John K. Mcdonald was arres-
ed IN Troy last Friday charged
With criminal assault upon the
aaghter of Thomas Baldwin.
Y waived examination and
vent over to court under a bond
$1,000. He was also charged
Eith practicing medicine with
ut license.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-30
MR.. A. W. UMsTEAD.


follows:
Mr.. A. w. UMSTEAD.
Mr.. A, w. Urnstead, one of
the well known men of the
county, died suddenly Sunday
morning AZ his home in Mangum
township.
Mr.. Umstead was So years
old and leaves a wife and two
children. They are Mr.. W. L.
Umstead and Mrs. Il. K. Um-
stead. Of this city, and there
are five brothers. Messrs. A. X.
and ]. N. Umstead, the latter
three or the country and Mangum
township. Besides these rela-
tiyes. Mr. Reginald Umstead, Of
this city. is anephew and there
are many throughout the county.
lie belonged to one Of the best
known of the Durham county
families.
Mr. ". L. Umstead. the son,
received a message Sunday
morning apprising him of the
desperate illness of his father.
He left immediately but arrived
01 la.e to find his father alive.
Paralysis of the heart was the
oniy cause assigned.
Tie funeral services viii be
held this afternoon from the
home and the burial will be in
the Umstead burying ground.
MR.. u. D. HARVARD.
Mr. Needham d. Harvard,
aged IS. died suddenly yesterday
morning about ! o'clock in Chat
ham county where lie lived and
worked as a well-to-do farmer.
ar. Harvard had been i'll but
Tort time though he had
all IA periodical attacks with
his haart. He was a cousin Of
Mr. ,. II. Harvard and Mr.. W.
Scot. of this city, and leaves in
his immediate family six children
besides his wife. He was a.
member q the Christian church
and from O'Kelly's Chapel this
afternoon at o'clock the funeral
and burial will take place.
ar. and Mrs. Scott and Mir.
Mrs. Harvard viii left this
ia0fning for Chatham to attend
he funeral.
MR. W. D. PEBBLES.
sirs. I. j. Lambe received a
asage yesterday from Ad-
unee. Dayie county, announcing
sudden death Of Mr.. w. ID
peebles, who lives four miles
51 that place.
A4. Peo5les is a sister Of Mrs. |
.alags and Mr.. PEBBLES was one
a best known farmers in
aat adjoining counties. He
vas 8 years old. and leaves a
anIlg - wife and two children
esle brothers and sisters.
Mrs. Iambc will leave this
n3rning al 9;55 for Advance to
iiend the funeral services To-
noffow.
.. s...s.s..s
,Iohn n Ncponald waa arrse.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-30

The basket party held At Cal.
Wander Academy Saturday night
was the most enjoyable affair
given at that institution this sea.
son. A large crowd was present
and the baskets sold like hot
cakes. The bidding was quite
lively and the young ladies had
no trouble in disposing Of their
baskets at a very good price. The
highest price paid for a basket
was that of Miss Pearl Hogan,
which sold for 81 45. The school
realizing from the sale S22.35.
The occasion was richly enjoyed
by all who attended. Chapel
Hill News.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-30

/ For sale to highest bidder the
only Plush Hamiltonian stallion
in the state. Court house, Sat
urday, April Sd, at IL o'clock.
Terms; One half cash and good
notes. Z years old and regis
tered. G. r. Mangum.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-30
THREE DEATHS The RECORD
Mr.. Umsiead Of Mangun Township,
Died Sunday Morning
THE FUNERALS TOOK PLACE TO-DAY
Hr. Eeedman D. Harvard, Of Chatham,
Died al 4 o'clock Monday
Morning.

The record Of deaths for the
past few days in which Durham
people are concerned, are as
follows.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-30
S YOUR LIFE
WORTH A DOLLAR

II .. Why rin the risi. {. losing ii when
COW tN's PNEUMONIA pRRpARA-
TiOS positively prevents It'll crrc.
pneumonia, cioup, colds coughs, and
can II lad from leading iraeg III ever, .
Mhefs from gioo % ssr. Hny t,llay
ard protect yourself against indauua
tion and congestion troubles. External
aul quickly absorbed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-30

Full line Mems Oxford in tan,
Pel, patent leather, OK blood and
IN metal.
B. W. HoEcooE.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-30

Ny stock is complete for the
spring trade. don't fail 70 look
them over before you buy.
y. M. HoBGooD.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
WANT COPPER DEAL STOPPED
Opposition Sees No Reason for Pro-
posed Nevada and Utah Merger.

Certain Philadelphia stockholders of the
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
who are dissatisfied with the terms Of the
proposed merger with the Utah Copper
Company said yesterday that court pro-
ceedings might be taken If necessary 20
stop the deal. Thew said there were no
geographic or economic demands for the
proposed consolidation Of the two COM
panies; that 1t was merely a stock
gambling scheme. and they urged the other
Nevada stockholders, before agreeing TO
the terms to demand full and complete
Information about the Ctah property.
Il was reported yesterday that the Utah
dividend would be increased from s. 70 Sc
a year early in 1910. and 1t was said also
that the new stock Offering to be made TO
the present Utah stockholders and TO such
Nevada stockholders as came in under
the merger plan would be On a basis OF
one share OF new stock for every ten shares
Of old stock. The new stock viii be Of
fered for subscription, It is said, at $50
a share. The par value Of Utah Copper
stock is SO share.
A meeting of the directors OF the Nevada
Consolidated Copper Company will be held
on Wednesday. IL is understood. at which
the proposed merger OF that company
with the Utah company viii be discussed.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders attorney
DECEMBER Is.
AUDUBON AVE and lsIst 81 n e cor, icox1Oo;
March !. 1906; Lena WeH 10 John Wynne;
Attorneys. wolf & Koh-. EOS Broadway.
BAYARD ST and Frederick ST. cor, 45xs7
Aov p. 1895; Jacob Danson ct al TO solomon
Attorney Paul Eeiiinger $50 Broadway.
BoWERY. : 90 # Of Bond ST, s. 2xse.4
70 Herman Forlnan; $4,000.
Attorneys. Fischer & Rosenbaun. rs Broad
way
LOT 2ss. MAJ. Of UnionpOrt: June i. 1907; Ed
a Schin 10 Martin Stopper: $500
Attorney. I T ms CO. 100 Broadway
MULBERRY ST. ESQ and 2se. 4Oxs9 !; April le.
Ias II Brigant Co to Van B MITCHELL
Attorneys. Bowers & Sands. 81 Nassau st.
WASHINGTON ST. 80. 25x1T9; Oct IA. 1904;
whitehan Realty Co 10 Dry Dock Bank
Attornsy Tichenor. IS Park Row.
WEST ST. is. Is szioe.1o Dec p. 1906: WHIT
hall Realty Co 10 Francis { Huntington; !;
Attorney Title ms Co. is5 Broadway.
18TH ST, S. 1si II OF Sd ave, % 6x1os 3;
April IS. 1904; David sch~arz 10 g & Tr
ADDRESS. l7s Broadway
nth ST. Il West 27x92; April 27. 1883; Edith
P Stirson and ano 70 [ Trust Co; $50 COO
Attorneys, stewart s shearn. 45 wail st.
r Fearels TO Fred r coudert; $4,000.
szTH ST. = I55 II 9 Of Lexington ave. COX
sS9: Feb !, 1907: Samuel Eichsn 20 Henry
4 c Taylor: $50, 600
Attorneys. Bowers & Sands. 81 Nassau ST.
SAD ST g es II of Lexington ave. 2ox1OO.5,
Jan s., 1907; Jas Hebron and ano to Henry
9 Peters; $25 600.
Attorney. + wsndt. SO Nassau 81.
SAME PROPERTY; sept II, 1eos; Jas Hebron
10 Jas Hebron. jr: $1,000.
Attorneys, Bowers & sands, 81 Nassau st.
Io1ST ST. 5. 125 4 OF Columbus ave; April
3, 1907; Elizabeth Uhl TO Sarah o Reilly;
Attorney. oBIerne. 132 Nassau ST
10Th ST. L g 25o II OF sth ave. 25x1O0.11
July :, 1906: samuel Koch and ano 70 Fanny
Levy; 5000.
Attorney L " Osterweis. 40 Broadway.
1887 ST, "a East, I7.6x991I; Dec 8, 1904
Louis Lese 10 Mutual Life Insurance Co;
Address. Sc Liberty 81
18th ST. n :. go Il OF Tth ave. 25x99 II
Dec l, 1904 Frank Hsrsch TO Jacob Marx
800
Attorneys II L & c Ernst 30 Liberty St
I4GTH ST u &. 10 II " or ST AIMS ave 25x
100; Feb s. 1900, Jehn J Egan and to
James T Wkaler and ano: S1.l5O.
Attorney Title Insurance Co. l35 Broadway.
224TH ST. 5. 1856 q Of Carpenter ave. -.
x1l4; aug l3. 1905; Max Germansky and ano
Hu=msl; $1,000.
Attorney. Tile Insurance Co. 155 Broadway.