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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

BROADWAY.-Shaw & Co sold for the
Charter Construction Company CBing &
Bingl the Edgewood, six story elevator
apartment house. on a plot SOx1OO feet at
the northwest corner of Broadway and
127th street The sellers took in part nav
nent the Beatrice. Nos. IS and 81 West
131st street, d six story elevator apartment
house. 5Ox90xIO0.
CLAREMONT MISUNDERSTOOD &
Hobbs sold for the Nova Realty COMPANY
- client Nos. IS2. 1874 and 1S6 Claremont
avenue, three five story apartment houses,
known as the Roselle. Piermont and South
erland. Each house is on q plot 4Ox1OO
feet. 100 feet north of 125th street.
GREENWICH STREET-M l.. & c.
Ernst bought from the Teichman Engineer
ing and Construction Company Nos EOS and
40 Greenwich street. a six story and base
ment warehouse. on a plot 50x75 feet. The
sale was made by Fernando ". Benner &.
Co.
18TH STREET.-THE Brown Realty
Company bought from the LleweIIyn Realty
Company No. 52S East 18th street a six
story 1athOuse On a plot 43.9x92 feet For
this and the 1O1st street parcels the Brown
Realty Company gave in exchange the Mont
tor Hotel. at Liberty. n. Y.
18TH STREET.-W. Brenton yelling is
reported TO have sold No. So East 18Th
street. four story and basement high stoop
dwelling house. 1t is on a lot 2Ox1OO feet.
I'D STREET.-Payson Mel. Merrill sold
for Mary D'Antignac Lilienthal TO a client
for occupancy No. 115 East 73d street. a
new five story English basement dwelling
house. on lot.27x1O2.2 feet
18th STREET. Randolph Jacobs
bought from the Pittsburg Life and Trust
Company. the Osborne apartments Nos. 172
and IA West 18th street, southeast corner
% Amsterdam avenue. two seven story
apartment houses on a plot 1O2x1OO feet.
The property was held at s4OO,O 900. He
quickly resold the property through Slaw-
son & Hobbs.
lclST STREET.-THE Brown Realty Com
pany bought from the LlewelIyn Realty
Company Nos. 30 and "a East IOlst street,
TWO five story fiathouses, on a plot 3slOx
leO.n feet.
ETH STREET-Lewis A. London pur-
chased, through his attorney. Milton Mayer.
the premises Nos. ~ and al West 127th
street, q six story thirty-seven family
house. II is on a plot 5Ox99.11 feet.
l2sTH STREET-George Gaddis sold No
10 East l2sth street, three story and base
"ie"t uNSiiiiis ho"ae' Oh Il 'ot -vASS-ii Iett
l4SD STREET-Daniel II. Renton K Son
sold for Hannah Halpin TO a client, for
occupancy. the three story dwelling house
No. 5O6 Wet 1891 street. on a lot ls.sxs9 Il
feet.
SHERMAN AVENUE-Hall J. How &
Co. sold for William H. Sidway 10 r.
Clarence Dorset plot. I5Oxl5O feet. on the
west side OF Sherman avenue. 100 feet south
OF Emerson street.
THE BRONX.
TTATON AVENUE-Louis Schloss sold
10 q. Graham & Son for Mrs A. Mahoney
and Stephen Lyons plot 66xif5 feet, on
the east side of linton avenue, ~ feet
aortb OF lslst street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22

Sd AVE n e cor l56th ST. 20 5x12l. s;
Rachel Dresner 20 Julia Gauss tmtg
3l,5orl ......... ...-.......-..
Address. Strashourger & Shalles, "a
Broadway
18TH ST. 5s2 East .16sx1OO: Warren
Leslie 70 Sidney Waller -.............
Address. care Miller q Bretzfalder,
100 Broadway.
18TH ST. 500 East. f6.sxiOO. Robert
W Maloney TO William Moller. trus.
ct al. ..-.. ..-. ..-.'
Address. 500 West 16oth St
135TH ST. $3.50 and 53s East, 3ex10O;
David II Hynan TO Alice San RoedeT
'mtgs S5b,U1} ..-.- -....-..-.-...-..,.-.
Address. 3l3 East 5Tth st.
18TH ST. 596 and SOS East. 99x1O0: s
Howard Cohen to David Fl Hyman
tmtR s27, O0Ol. northumberland.
Address. 313 East 5Tth st.
153D ST. s. 1s9 II Of Amsterdam
ave. 1sx9e Il; Celetta NJ Ransom 20
Thomas 8 Hughes tmtg $40. 0O0). $500.
Address. 2Ss Lenox ave
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RECORDED LEASES.

with lessons address,
Broome St corner Essex st; Samuel
Kallman to Edward Rosenstein, 411-12
years from June /. 1908. ...........-
Address. Ia Clinton st.
I'd ave. No 2295: Second Avenue Meth
Odist Episcopal Church TO Max Roth
bart. property OF Acme Metal Ceiling
Company OF New York. years from
December J, 1905. Observation-Disclosures.
Address, 141 Clinton ST.
21st st. No 10 to % West: David Spero
to Katz & co. 10 years from Feb
Address. R96 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
REALTY NOTES.

The Frank L. Fisher Company was the
broker in the recent sale reported OF No.
15S West $50 street. and No. 1s5 West 18th
street
Or Otto Maier is the buyer of the dwell
ing house No i04 West s6th street. sold
recently by Rodolfo G. BarthOld.
Ferguson Bros. & Forshay are the buyers
Of the dwelling house No. 20 West saith
street. sold recently through James F.
Holly.
The Brown Realty Company has bought
from the Llewellyn Realty Company No.
sS6 Washington avenue, North. Newark,
and ten lots in Plainfield, n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22

FItHE PEOPLE OF The STATE or ~
II 4pRk- by the grace Of (icd re-
independent, 20 Luis MARTINEZ Hesne,
Maria Josefa MARTINI Hernandez 49,
martinez Hernandez Olmsted Pisclda -,
tlnez Hernandez. Regina Emelina Adam, y,
HOuEhtonl. Marie Regina Adams. -
HoughtOn Adams. William Ramon uts.s.
AOOlphlna AnlCcta Martinez Hgruanoe- go
eriand Ramon Martinez HcrnandeE ~.
Martinez Hernandez Dora Marines
nandez, Fannie Martinez Hernandez
states Fidelity 4 Guaranty Compans....
10 all persons interested on the Sstt.--
Ramon Martinez Hcrnandcz late 81 the -,
" OF New York. dcvvaScC. as cteo4ty' -.
ateeS next OF kin. or CtherW ise, sells go
ing; You and each OF YOU are 49, E.
and required personally % te ana attr NJ
fore our Surrogate OF the County 95,.,.r
York. at the SurrOgates Court OF saiS $50 =
held AZ the Hall OF Records. IN t10 c,----,sr
1909. at half-past ten ociock IN t ~ a o.
OF that day. then and there 70 a.. 40 ,,-acsfi-
uici0l settlement OF the Account V-,tt.sfial
ings Ot Horace nierson. - .~s.sa1ssr
trustee under the Last VIII a az" ~ ~
OF said deceased; and snch 9. ~ t,errl.
hereby cited are under tae 49,, nv yul'
one years are reQuised % ~ HI vou h1lt
suardian. ~ you have one. - me 3, be az
none. 20 appear and apply iot 1esiect q
p0fnfed ar I'M The event OF NouI ~ - ar
failure 60 do 50. guardlNn Nresenf ar.
pointed hv the Surr"gatc y. ~ Testiraori
act tOr you tn the prosreui,i tbe seal q o.. ~
S;,trro-stes. Court ~ rhc said tHe-., Tf1n
York To be aereunt2 aiilNeu. az Cur - !
ABNER a. THOMAS. Surtos.s,x YarS. tn'
county az the county OF ear Of eur
i-'tV enc '"'uS'''' N VNfFI ~ DOW s,,,rx.
,,,..i ~ ne Surrogaies
REEVES. TODD a SWNi""
ATTORNEYS Tor trustee
los ROADWAY. - 90.
Nanhsttan. Nsw x'FA ~
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MAY CALL AT CALAIS.

hFemen. Oct. ef.-The North German
Lloyd Steamship Company is considering
h'aNhs Calais regular port of call for
It's transa tlantic steamers
tA's plan is carried out il may result
eventually IN the abandonment OF the regu-
i"I stop at CherbOurg because OF the diff
eul''es IN making suitable train connections
'etWeen Cherbourg and Paris and the ex-
pehse entailed in special steamer train
service
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> yrs. 8 per cent; susan Arstin tc
Margaret = Milner- ....--.- 1900. - e
Attorney Cryer. $50 Nassau St
SD AVE. 1901 aud 1908 (prior mtg SOS
$500: due Jan rs. 1910. per cent; Cor
nelia X Averiil TO Edward \ Johnson.
Address. ts4 Nassau 81.
5TH AVE. . cor White Plains Road
1Os.6x-: yr. 6 per cent: Joseph =
Huggard 70 Ruth Russell. -. -
Attorney. " I. Nariau. 2Tt1 webster
ave.
5 NTH ST. :. 1916 II from fremont
ave -x-. 1T1th st S. 1879 n from
fremont ave. as4x-; Davidson ave.
~ s. Al II Of nth 81. ok; DaV-
IdsOn ave. n 9 cor Nth ST. s0x20: due
April 30. 1910. 8 per cent; John Mass
mirno 90 to Augusta Clock ..-....e..
Attorneys. Speir & Bartlett. %
Wall 81
2s5TTT ST, n 5. 1851 n OF Webster
ave. 25xlOo: yr. 81 per cent; Thomas
McKernan to North Side Savings Bank
Attorney. G J Barry, 149 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
OCTORER "a

OCTOBER 90.
BROADWAY, cor 16eth 81: Ienox
Iron Works agt Bingham Realty Co:
June IL, 1909 .......-.-.-...,....... 81. 100 90
CLAREMONT AVE, AZ: Moritz Duk
auer agt John ] Dillon ct al; June
: 1909. IA
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, n 2 cor s5th AZ:
Standard Metal Furring & I.athing co
agt Riverside Drive Realty Co ct al;
March % 1909. ..............-....... $40 90
NTH ST. 500 West; same agt Alfred
Blumenthal ct al; Sept IS. 1909 - 2S3 10
121ST ST. 500 West: same agt Norman
Realty Co ct al: sept IS. 1909. 100 n
16STH ST, 100 II of Union ave:
Pasquale Trotta agt Werner-Knaus
Realty Co; Aug Is 1909. ........... 1 12 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
RUSSIANS FOR HAWAII.
First Instalment of 214 Persons to
Work on Plantations.

Honolulu. Oct. 21-The steamer Siberia
which arrived here to-day. brought forty
eight Russian families. composed of "a
members. to work on the sugar plantations
Since the japanese employees OF the plant
ers went on strike -everaI months ago
there has been a scarcity of Iaborers.
The importation of the Russians resulted
from trip made to Hardin by Immigra-
uoh Inspector Atkinson. Atkinson REPORTS
that thousands of Russians are anxious to
come to the islands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
oAkpALE PLOT SOLD.

An auction sale OF villa plots at Oakdale
Long Island. was held in the salesrOom
yesterday by Bryan L. Kennedy for the
account of W. K Aston. They were sold
for total OF $3.50. among the buyers being
William Sommer, s. Wonder Smith c. ".
phillips and DIR. Joseph W. Moore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
GET LOAN ON BRONX SITE.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company
made the first advance yesterday on the
$4,000 building loan to Messrs Open
helm & Feldmann. II covers property on
the north east side of 179th street from
gathgate TO Washington avenue on
which a five and a half story brick and
stone stores and apartments are TO be
erected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
LIS PENDENs.
OCTOBER 81.

OCTOBER 81.
BRACkES AVE. $. 100 II n of Randall No.
""xlo0 Bracken ave. " s. IT'S II n of Randall
ave. 5ONlOO; Louis MacOusey agt Joseph Steen
attorney, + : Firth. ''
sd AVE. 1901 and 1908 Neveson ColdbarC
realty 60 agt COrnelia AveriIl ct al fore
closure OF mtg; attorney. z A Brown
44TH ST. :. 1S.4 II e Of Lexington ave 1e ~
~ Brooklyn Trust Co agt Emma + Kirby Of
al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney. 1. West
l62p ST. S. 1s9.1I fl . OF Cortland ave 5O
IUO Annie Drummond agt Isucie ] Dick 81
d! tparution); attorneys. McKeen. Brewster 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
BUYS EpeEmERE PARCELS

Jacob Thomas has bought from Mrs.
Charles Il Warren her holdings in Edge
mere, Long Island. consisting Of four
houses, on plot sOx1l5 feet. on the west
side OF Grand View avenue; two houses. on
plot sOxll5 feet. on the east side of Beach
avenue. and two plots, each SOxl15 feet, on
the east side Of Beach avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Bischoff, of the Supreme Court,
has appointed Joseph J. Corn receiver OF
the rents of property the north side OF
69th street. 265 feet west of Amsterdam
avenue. sOx1O05 feet, in an action brought
10y Clementine NJ. Silverman against the
Silverman-Jones Construction Company
and others TO foreclose mortgage OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
MANY WEST SIDE SALES
l. r. JACOBS BUYS and RESELLS THE
OSBORNE APARTMENTS.
Nesc Osrner for Three CIaremont Avenue Houses
Found for Greenscich Street Warehonse

point Masonic Hall Association a plot so
X 100 or the east side Of Lorimer street
ninety feet north of Norman avenue,
Long Island City. The buyers will erect
a Masonic temple on the site.
The house now standing on this plot
was erected in 1883, and is said 70 be the
Oldest dwelling In the Greenpoint section.
The price paid for the property was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
ALTERATION PLANS.

M AN n - 4 ~
9TH ST. % West: sty brick shop;
Carrere & Hastings, 225 9th ave,
Owner. NJ ID Nardi. "a West 44th St
THE BRONX.
BECK ST, s. $50 It OF Iongwood
ave; two 3 sty brick tenements. 4Oxss
each: Hoppe & Daube. $50 Westehester
ave, architects: total cost. ....-......s
Owners, Cunningham & Shand. SO
Southern Boulevard.
HILL AVE, S. 800 Il 8 Jefferson ave:
. sty frame dwlg, 20x35; F LUX. Il
East 10th st, architect; cost. ..------
owner. Zuk. II East iO7th 81.
i74TH ST. W cor Park ave; three sty
brick tenements. 35 6x94 and 4O.6xes;
Schaefer & Jaeger. s61 fremont ave,
architects; total cost. .-..-....-
Owner Elizabeth SchwaTtzler. 2Oist
81 and Perry ave.
153D ST. n s. 90 n g Melrose ave: sty
brick tenement. 81 6xS5.9; Schaefer &
Jaeger 461 fremont ave. architects;
Owner Benjamin Benenson. sOI
East 153d st.
CLASON'S POINT ROAD ;, 624 1t "
East River; 2lz sty frame dwlg. 2O2x
2S.6; b Ebeling 1893 Walker ave
Owner, Clinton Stephens. on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
DISEASE STATISTICS
DEATH Rate from Tuberculosis
Declining.
lErom ne TrIbnne Rnleau }

Washington. Oct g1.-The death rate
from tuberculosis Is declining in the United
states. according to a bulletin on vital sta
tistics made public to-day By the Census
Bureau This bulletin IS based on the an
nuaI returns OF deaths from the registration
area Of the United States. The total NUM-
ber Of deaths from all forms OF tuPercuiosis
returned IN 1908 was 1888. In all regis
tration states. except Colorado. Rhode Island
and Vermont. the death rate from tuoercu-
losls showed decline.
Among the principal causes OF death were
the following. with their rates in 100000 OF
population. for 1908 and 1907:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22

IAsT STREET-Smith & Phelps sold FOR
Adolph Becker to U. A. Cannon the three
story frame dwelling house. on plot 2'nlVVA
irregular, situated az the southeast corner
OF Third avenue and 1t1st street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
NEW BUILDING PLAN FILED,

MANHATTAN
10Th ST, 347 East rear; sty brick
stable. i6.sx2O; United Contractors Co.
Jersey City. architect: cOst........-.-.
owner, ID Hassemer. on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
PLAN A MASONIC TEMPLE.

George ". Palmer g. co have sold for
Adrian Meserole and others 10 the Green
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apartment Hotels.



The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEV
1Ctsh. by the Grace OF God free ard ..
G,ePehuent--Io Mary F. Carpenter. SsH
OaIpenter William Carpenter. Michael 4
dempsey, samuel g. Sandrrar Eartbs V-s
Henry Carpenter. Miriam 4 P,Ss-- 5,a5,.s
S.l- carpenter J. Ruth Carpenter. Sarah r
I1slPSShler' Henry T. Carpenter Fiizabsth
GedIDorn and to all persons interested A IT,
E-StaIe OF samuel Carpenter late o. ~. Cgs-
y OF New York. deceased as creditors az
5tees' next OF kin or otherwise. sand greeting
- anu eacn or you are hereby cited a7s
aSqusieo personally 20 be and appear hsfEs
V S SurrGate OF the County OF New York q
81 99TTIIosates Court Of said COUNTY he'd q
W. nan or records. in the County Of 81
10TH, on the twelfth day OF Novenhsr ffs
ar haiI -past ten o'clock I'm the forenoon AZ tir
Ly1y. lush and there to attend a judicial 81
Ilssnent OF the account OF PROCEEDINGS
CN1ON TRUST COMPANY OF NEW Y0Fs
- executor Of the Last Will and Tesfsmrr
OF Said deceased, and such OF Won as are hs-.
Dy cited as are under the age ~ twentT-'s
SedTS are required to appear hv YOUR s-sr
ulan, " you nave one. or II YOU have uous
appear and apply for one % he appointed
~ tne event OF your neglect or failure % 9
-. guardian will b" appointed BY ths =
proceeding
, IN testimony whereof We have caused
sea- OF the SurrOgates' Court OF the said CO
" or New York % be hereunto affixed
witness Hon ABNER = THOMAS a -,
Iosate OF our said County at the CoulT
NeW York. the 18th day % Septemblt
the year OF our lord one thousand nine q
dred and nine
tSeaO DANIEL j. DOWDNEi
Clerk OF the SuTrOEates' tc--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
BrOnr Real Estate for Sale
Nezg Jerseu Real Estate.

DARGAIN.-10 LOTS IN CHESTER AVE.
ID Irvington. N j.; 200 feet from water;
sewer. gas and all improvements: schools
churches, public park; 3 minutes walk from
property; price IS, 200; terms TO suit. w G.
REEVES & CO.. 124 East esd 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22

NJ fEo STATES POST OFFICE AND
y Custom House Newark. New J.rse,
DrnSossIs custodian Oct, rs 1902 d
t 800 VII oe received az this office until
W. eloSk y NJ the third dRv OF NJ
S SsmeeF; 'vee and then oVened for altera-
drawings and specifications comics ~ which
swfSre eS Setsned upon application. GEO. \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22

PROPOSALS FOR BEDS. CHAIRS. RE-
L. fTigerntOrs. Mats. Clothes Hampers, Lauu-
dry Bags. Ticking Muslin. Waters Coats.
Napkins. Thread. Tent Flies Rubber Boots.
Leather Betting. Hose Hose MOBILES. Rubber
Valves and Baskets. Pipe Fittings. Sheet
Brass Muntz Metal Wire Cable. Open Links
Screws Bolt Dies Diaphragm Pumps steam
Trap. Portable FORCES. Saws. Tap Wrenches
Lawn Mowers. Sprinkling Cans Station Lamps.
Door Catches. Batteries. etc. Sealed pro-
posals will be received At the Office OF the
General Purchasing Offcer. GIsthmian Canal
Commission. Washington, D. O. until 1870
q. m. November 5. 1909. at which time thew
VIII be opened in public. for furnishing the
aforementioned articles. Blanks and general
Information relating 20 this Circular (NO 54Il
may be obtained from this Office or the offices
OF the Assistant Purchasing Agents. "a state
Street New York City IS National Realty
Bulldlns. New Orleans. La, and IOS6 North
Point street, san Francisco. Cal: also from
the U. = Engineer Offices in the following
cities; Seattle. Wash. Los Angeles Cal
baltimore. Md Philadelphia. Pa Ptttsbur-
Ia; Boston Mass. Buffalo. y Y Cleveland
Ohio; Cincinnati. Ohis; Chicagu m 81 I0uis
MO. Detroit, Mich; Milwaukee Wis. ST paul
MINI: Chattanooga. Tenn, Louisville Nv:
Mobile, Ala. and Galveston, Tex: Commesciai
Gun, Kansas city MoS Chamber of Com
meree Quincy, III. and Chamber OF Commerce
anu Hoard OF Trade. Tacoma WASH a.
nosss, captain Corps Of Engineers A. : A
SeneFal purchasing Officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
School agencies

amertcan and Foreign Teaeha-,s -
srne s.ass - tessors Teachers ,Ssssnv
Apply 70 No. " C0llezes Schools and s'T E.sss,
3 I1lo- 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
Country Property for Sale.

BEAUTIFUL HOUSED FOR SALE OR TO
II let. HawthoTne ave, YOnkers y Y: a
modern house OF 10 rooms. plot 67x142. fine
view; near depot Apply X. YACHTS. 8
Hawthorne ave.
NOR SAIE.-FARnfS AND TIMBER LANDS
II IS and Up; rich soil. heavy crops:
free IS. T. WATKINS. No. 2S North Ninth
ST. Richmond Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
For Young Laaies-cmv

For Young Ladies-c,,-
HAMILTON INSTITUTE rna s,,,.
W. S1ST ST. 8faSyyTs - s'S -" uihll
Ten years couras rasA,- o~lAPs
ca eoiIeSe entrance work ,.olploIus. 4.
I aosaneen courses IN English me- esri-,s',,
dren taken f N cb ss6dieraf, and mas
sons and practice I.unchsos dey Plaza.
For Both sexes-city.
fHf BFRLTFZ School -
MADISON SOTARF, TItS.t LANGUAGE,
T,eI1S srsnch; 343 Lenox ave sb.saz
s5o IN, ,: Us LIVINGSTON stTsss '-7;ss
FuDlls hear and speak the - LIES
frss rom the first lesson Ir'ss1asz. -.
Nser-a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
Houses to Let.
Proposals.

FOR RENT.-42 West I'D St Furnished an
unfurnIshed. Apply 1OiO-1TO broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
THE BRONX.

TIATON AVENUE-Louis schloss sold
10 q. Graham & Son for Mrs. A. Aiahoney
and Stephen Lyons plot. 66xii5 feet. on
the east side of linton avenue. ~ feet
north OF ls1st street
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-07-09
TAYLOR REPORTS ON
STATE UNIVERSITY
Moneys Handled BY First Educational
Institution In State is Derived
Mostly From Fees.

Guthrie, Okla, July S.-State Inspec-
tor and EN miner Chas. A. Taylor
through one of his deputies, j. c. Con-
dit, has made report on the condition
of the state university. The board Of
university regents handle but very lit
tie money as nearly all the orders are
drawn by the state auditor upon the
state treasurer The money from
which the report is made is entirely
derived from fees most of which are
deposited by pupils attending the
school for various privileges, the bulk
of which is remitted to them az the
close of the term The report covers
the period from August 26th, 1908 to
April 3Oth, 1909, and shows that the
balance on hand last August was s5-
372.Os Since collected $22,1S24O.
Amount disbursed S22159,61 and bal
ance now on hand $5,344.s7.
Deputy Condit also reported on the
fees collected by the superintendent of
public instruction. From November
18th, 1907 to March 16. 1908, $3.50, was
realized from examination fees all of
which was disbursed in paying expen-
ses of examination. From March 10th,
1908, to June S0th, 1908 fees were col-
lected to the amount OF $3,1s7. The
balance now on hand is s2,492.42. The
difference between this and the col.
lections having been disbursed in the
payment of expenses.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-07-09
8 PLAYERS SOLD
TO COAST LEAGUE

The following from the Muskogee
Phoenix this morning viii interest
many baseball fans in vinita Mayes
and Schultz are well known here:
Upon the return OF Manager Geo.
r. DaIrymple from California. yester-
day, It was learned that three Of the
Governors stars had been sold to the
Pacific Coast league. viz: stofer and
Mayes to Portland and Red SchuItizl
to San Francisco. The latter win taixe|
Joe Corbett's place on the pitchlng|
staff of the San Franciscans. The SELL
ing price, as given out BY the manage
ment here Is 81 900 per player
stofer and Mayes will probably re-
port about the 18th inst and Schultz
is subject to orders at any time. Thia
Is the first deal that has been made b1|
the local team for It's players and thel
will be the first of Western Associaz
ton men to report Patterson wit
Guthrie. and Hamilton are reported
sold, but will not report before the en-
OF the season.
or course the absence Of this III
from the local lineup viii weaken th
team considerably However. DaIryl
pie says he will get new shortste
who Is as fast as any IN the leagl
outside Stofer Dal will himself
back 70 center, Nickel 70 left and CT
ham to right There Is no reason. wi
fast short, who can hit IN stofes
job. why the Governors will not be
strong as any other team Ia the
cult,
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-07-09
ASSISTANT CASHIER SHOT
AND WOUNDED FORGER

Oklahoma City. Okla. July 7.--TzKf
]. Litteer, assistant cashier Of the Sc
ourity National bank here. yesterday
afternoon shot down and fatally wound
ed A. G. Hudson, a negro. on Broadway
In the business district The negro
had been charged with forgery and fed
with Litteer after him, when the as
sistant cashier tried to detain him.
Hudson, It Is said. had passed two
forged checks on the bank few days
ago. lie was expected 10 make re-
turn visit, and when he came IN yes.
terday Litteer attempted to detaln him
while an officer was secretly sum.
moned. Hudson became suspicious
and ran. followed by the teller, who,
when his repeated commands to halt
were unheeded, fired twice at the flee.
ing negro. One Of the shots passed
through Hudson's body and It Is be
lieved he has small chance for recov-
cry. The shooting created great ex-
cltement on the streets and gave rise
to report that an attempt had been
made to rob the bank