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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-04

William H. Dougherty of Brooklyn
forged to the front pursued by the
rapid little Runabout owned by W. l..
Sheafer of Pottsville, Pa. the two cut
ting the line but four seconds apart
The order and owners of the remain
ing boats are as follows Third,
Damiante, Mrs. M. d. Paterson, New
York: fourth, Clematis, Henry Sheaf-
er, Pottsville, Pa; fifth, Wissahckon,
DR.. S. Mac Cuen Smith, Philadelphia;
sixth, Gypsy, John Reilly, Salem, N. j.;
seventh, Eleanor, c. A. Judkins, Kineo;
eighth, Hunky D,ry, f. H. Outerbridge,
New York; nil Il, Kennywynd, E. H.
Outerbridg2, y u York; tenth, Unome,
Commodore G. Clark, New York
eleventh, Francs Walton Ferguson,
Stamford, Conn; twelfth, Batteau,
Walton Ferguson. Stamford. Conn. The
Onaway, Francis West, Boston, owner,
did not finish.
The cup won by the White Arrow II,
was presented by Commodore c. M.
Clark, while that won by the second
boat, the Runabout. was presented by
Mrs. S. Mac Cuen Smith of Phila. In
addition. the White Arrow gets her
Mr.. Walter Ferguson. Jr., of Stamford,
Conn.,, the latter cup to be won three
times before possessed. 1t has on it
already the names of the Unome and
Onaway.
While the race was in progress an
interesting game Of ball was taking
place on the diamond by the large no.
tel The battle was between rem
nant of the Kineo regular team and
one made up of young men who are
guests at the Mt. Kineo house. 1t was
was by no means an uninteresting con-
test, the regulars finally winning the
game. The score by innings:
Guests 80 0 0 Go
Regulars 0 l 1 1 2 %
The evening of Saturday brought an
event to which the employees of Kineo
look forward with glad anticipation
the entire season and that is the grand
masquerade ball in the large hotel
which is designed both as a pleasure
for those who participate and spec
tacle for the guests. Quite fund had
been subscribed by the summer people
as prizes for the striking costumes.
The ingenuity, originality and taste
displayed by the maskers was splendid,
and the applause that created those
taking part was repeated again and
again as they circled around the
large ball room of the hotel The
committee consisting of Mr.. Howard
A. Colby, Mrs. NJ. d. Paterson. Mr.. r.
M. Van Arsdale, Mrs. Colby of New
York and Mr. w. l.. Sheafer of Potts
Vile. Pa, after considerable delibera-
ton announced that being unable to
come to any decision the members hal
increased the fund subscribed to 5000
and decided to award prize of three
dollars to every couple masked. This
generous act was received with joy bv
those on the floor. it being substan-
tial contribution to the evenings pleas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-04
Summer Season Ending
! At Kioso for 1909.
.I,npers Are Arriving for the
Early Fall Shooting.
t|e,lpg Festivities Make a Busy
Week at This Popular Resort.

Kiueo. Me-, Sept. 3-(Special.)- 1.-The
stream of campers to and from the
woods does not cease, and the line 60
hg in is now augmented by those who
come for the early small game hunting
Those returning continue to report the
mnsual abundance of large game So
! that the neighboring woods promise to
He veritable hunters paradise this
LAY
VI. F. C. Payson and his friend, DR..
ERW. Davis of Portland have gone
into Mr. Payson's splendid camp on
Moose River where they will stay
through September.
York has been joined by Mr.. Jeffrey
Hazard of Providence and both will go
Unto the woods together for a camping
"trip until October.
Judge and Mrs Austen G. Fox and
Miss Alice Fox of New York are at
Kineo week preparatory to going
INTO their comfortable camp at the
moulin or SOcatean Stream during Sep
tember and October.
MI. W. II. WessOn and his family of
SHlngfeld, Mass, who are at their
AIufious camp at Moody Island, will
Rmain till November for the fall fish
~ and hunting.
ffof. VIII. Hale of Chicago is with
nehds at his place. Camp Caribou, for
ptember.
lamp Ethelwynd will be kept open
the Outerbidges OF New York until
fall, they to enjoy the hunting
eason hereabouts.
- and Mrs. Howard A. Colby of
enneld, N. j., are at their camp at
Pond for two months to enjoy the
hunting. IS
ane annual motor-boat race for the
ssuson cup was the conspicuous
"ent on the program Saturday. Just
he boats rounded the last buoy ard
~ coming along the 200 yard stretch
'front.' of the clubhouse, the White
pw IL, owned by Rear Commodore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-04
$33 Pacific Coast.

Via the Chicago, Union Pacific and
North Western Line from Chicago
daily. September Is to October 15.. Cor
respondingly low rates are in effect
from your town.
These low rate tickets are available
for passage on personally conducted
excursions in Pullman Tourist Sleep
ing Cars, Chicago to the coast withOu;
change.
The train service includes no less
than four splendidly equipped trans
continental trains daily from Chicago
connecting with all lines from the
East
Write for particulars to S. A. Hut I'll
inson, Manager Tour Department, 21Z
Clark ST, Chicago, Ill.
A-10- 1hnct1 s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-04
ANDROSCOGGIN.
WALES.

announcements have been received
of the wedding of Miss Bertha n
Becker and Robert c. Jones, Jr., OF
Tuesday, Aug. 81.
Mrs. Mary Ham and Mrs. Allie Web.
Der spent Thursday at Togus.
B. F. Rsberts attended Pomons
Grange at Auburn. Wednesday.
Professor A. NJ. Leonard will speal
at Union church, Sunday, Sept 5, al
O'Clock.
The Ten-Ten Club met with Mrs
Annie Thompson. Thursday.
Miss LOttie Maxwell, Maude Jenkins
Helen keenan,, Lawrence Thomson
Harold Arno, Carl IIinkley and Erwin
Johnson will attend High school this
fall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-04

keen health passin, soggy starchy, greasy foods
cd and drink especially to keep Brain and N2rves
nourshed vigorous and strong.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-04
SAGADAHOC
BoWpolN.

James w. Small, who suffered a
shock a few weeks ago, died Monday
Aug. 30. He is survived by an invalid
widow. two sons one daughter and
other relatives. The funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon, Sept. l, from
his late home AInterment in the Wood
lawn cemetery.
Mrs. Mae Prout went to Bath
"Wednesday of this week to pass few
days.
There was a very heavy frost Tues
day morning in this section, killing
almost all of the crops.
The State road is completed here a
Bowdoin Center and is a fine piece Of
road.
Herbert Prout, who has been at tht
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-04

State are, Geo. L. Stevens, Miss Lucille
Stevens, Pennington; f. L. Payson
DR.. p. w. Davis Portland: Miss Ada
Mae Hoifting, Lewiston; Rev. Brian c.
Roberts. Augusta; IL. G. Robinson,
Patten; Row c. Marston, Skowhegan;
a. H. Walker. Greenville; Mrs. F. C.
Noon, Miss Louise Moon. r. e. Saw
yer, Mrs. r. Patterson, F. L. Webb,
Mr.. and Mrs F. II. Appleton, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. f. Walker, F. S. Estes, Ban
cor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-04
NOTICE..

The New England Telephone and Tele-
graph Company respectfully petitions the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City
of Augusta, Maine, for location for its
poles and wires thereon, and the neces-
sary supporting and strengthening fix
lures and wires, in the following named
streets and highways of said City.
Said Company agrees to reserve space
for one cross arm at the top of all the
above poles for telephone, fire alarm and
police signal wires, owned by the city
and used for municipal purposes Said
poles to be erected under the supervision
of such officers as said city may desig-
nate.
Following are the streets and highways
above referred to:
On Bangor street, from Cony street to
Quimby street.
On Stone street, from Cross street to
Eastern Avenue.
On Cony street, from Arsenal street to
Cony street.
The above location to cover the rebuild
ing and relocation of the existing line be-
tween the above points and said line =, to t,
q Tel. Co., and the kennebec- Light 4
Heat Company.
Date Aug. IA, 1909
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.
BY Francis A. Houston, Gen'l Manager
BY ID. G. S.
City of Augusta, Maine.
In Board of Aldermen,
Date September l. 1909.
Upon the foregoing petition it is or
dered that notice thereof be given by pub
fishing a copy of said petition and this
order thereon in the Daily Kenebec Jour
nal. newspaper printed in the City of
Augusta Maine, and that hearing
thereof be given at the Rooms of the
Board of Aldermen ON the twentieth day
of September 1909 at 7.3O o'clock P. NJ at
which time and place residents and own
ers of property upon the highways to be
affected by the granting of the permit APP
piled for, and all other persons inter-
ested, shall have full opportunity to show
granted. the last publication of said no.
tice to be at least fourteen Q4 days be-
fore said hearing.
A true copy of petition and notice there
on
Attest: F. G. HARRINGTON,
City Clerk.
sept4d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-04
cLARK'S CRUISES
OF THE "CLEVELAND"
(Hamburg- American Line)
1900 tons, brand new. superbly fitted.
ROUND the WORLD

From New York October Is, 1909; from
months, costing only $3.50 AND UP, in
ending all expenses afloat and ashore.
SPECIAL FEATURES MADEIRA, Egypt
india, Ceylon, Burma. Java, Borneo.
Philippines, Japan. An unusual chance
to visit unusually attractive places.
18th Annual Orient Cruise, Feb. s, 10;
by North German Lloyd s. s. "Grosser
Kurfuerst," Is days Including "a days
Egypt and Palestine, $500 up. w. H.
Eaves, 200 Washington st.. Boston, Mass.
FRANK c. CLARK, Times Bldg, n. Y.
~ w-s.o f-t1 r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-04

home Of his parents few days, has
returned to Bath.
George l.. Coombs was at Water
vile, Wednesday,
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20

THOMAS pREw sTETS0N Mechanical
experr and patent solicitor 1SS Fulton
At New Torx-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
REALTY NOTES.

Andrew F Giisey said yesterday that he had not
sold his property Nos 15s and 15S West sd street
He added that he had received number OF offers
for the premises
The Lewis H May Company jthe Charles r
Noyes Company. New York ageno has sold for
Samuel siIbernan his cottage az No III South
Jerome avenue Aryerue. Long Island Il is on a
plot Of six lots I L Phillips the purchaser, viii
occupy the place all-year residence
Leon s Ahmayer and James Kyle & Sons have
rented for client the ground foor IN the building
Nos z3s and 2es East 18th street
John Tyler Of The Hotel Gazette" Fas leased
the Red Swan Inn. Warwick, y. 7, 70 Samuel P
Skinner, for the Warwick Inn Company
C;ustavs Britt. successor to WoodcCck & Britt.
has leased the following properties: No SB West
18th street four story and basement house, TO
Charles L. Dixon for the Smith estate for a term
Of years: No III West 18th street four story and
basement dwelling house, for Charles MeManus 5
Sons 10 Arthur Kendie No. 81 West uth street,
= four story and basement dwelling house. for the
estate OF Fred Kngpel. to Richard J. McGuire No
1zs Lexington aveTfue. four story and basement
Frovrstone dwelling Eouse for the estate OF VIII
ian p woodcock "a. 10 DIT. Gertrude y Streeper.
for term Of years
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
ARTIST SELLS HOUSE
SITE TO BE I1IPROVED.
Market also Found for Upper Vest
Side 4pQrfment House.

A number Of parcels in central and uptown sec
tons changed hands yesterday. Pease & EIEmaa
sold for William Henry Hyde. the artist. No 1o5
East s1st street. a four story house on q lot 1sx
1oo5 feet. 70 a syndicate which now controls the
plot at the northeast corner OF Park avenue and
6lst street, 55.sxleo5 feet II viii build a fourteen
story apartment building on the site
Max Gomprecht sold for the Janpole & Werner
Construction Company William Ruschmeyer- a
six story apartment house. Nos. 80 and 5S4 West
lzSd street 137 feet east of Broadway. The house
occupies a plot 37.6xlo0 feet.
The Fleischnann Realty and Construction Com
Pany sold to Henry Z. Hall lot. 25xIo0 feet. on
the west side OF Loring Place about 2o5 feet south
Of Fordham Road B. H weisker, jr.. OF James
L Lbby's Office. was the broker in the deal
Plans have been Sled for nine story freproot
apartment house 10 be built for the GracehulI
Realty Company 10th street east Of Broadway,
from designs by Waid & WilaUer. architects. It is
70 have fsontage Of los feet and q depth Of 10
feet with facades of brick finished with limestone
and terra Gotta Il will contain twentyeight suites
OF apartments II is 10 cost S5o0oQ.
Plans have also hesn fled for six story apart
ment house 10 be built for the Brown Construction
Company, OF which Rob Altman is president. at
the northwest corner of Audubon avenue and 17sth
street II is TO be Of French Renaissance design.
OF ornamental brick. with trimmings. II will
have q frontage OF 75 feet and a depth Of - feet
and VIII cost si50.ooa Jorenz F J. weihe- Is the
architect
Plans have also been fled for FIVE story house.
TO he built No. East 18th street. for Heinrich
Sch7feWtDC. 1Ts Greenwich. Conn II Is 70 be
brick and granite Of the Italian renaissance type,
with facade finished with hays and balconies. set
between two tall pilaSters. with capitals OF com
posite design. Il VIII have an American basement
entrance. with vestibuIe and stair hall The
second story viii be fitted with dining room &
drawing and music room ana sitting room The
building viii have an elevator. The structure VIII
cost S59.oo9. Henry c. Peton is the architect
Plans have also been fled for 4 three story hotel,
70 be built for Samuel Z. Jacobs. from designs by
SoulmerfeId & Stecker. at cost OF S12eoo. at tbs
northwest corner OF Tesey and Greenwich streets
Plans have also been fled for making the
moving picture exhibition hail. at No 65 East 18th
street, owned by the George Curry estate, into a
restaurant the change OF occupancy being made
for William Newman, as lessee, William kurtzer
is the architect
Trowbridge & Livingston, architects. have fled
plans for renodelItng the plaza OF B. Altman &
Co store, the northeast Of Fifth avenue
S5th street permit the widening Of the road
way By the highway department The curb line Is
to be moved east ~ feet. the curb wall lowered
and q new plaza pavement built steel super
structure. The Improvement Is 70 cost $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

The estate Of Dr. Andrew J. McCosh Is reported
have sold No rs TO 20 East 5sth street, three
three story and basement dwelling houses, 8
plot 57xfoa5 feet
3 h Weisker. IT. Of James L. Libby's Office has
sold for Z c. Dusenberry the four story hathouss
No. c15 fremont avenue. between Anthony avenue
and the Coucourse. on lot 24xl6s feet
David Augerman has sold No. 479 Third avenue.
a four story aathouse. with stores. on lot 2sx1oo
feet
Charles Griffith Moses has sold for Frank P.
Schiupf the three story and basement stone dwell
ing No 154 West ls2d street ciisnt for occu-
pancy-
Duff & Brown have sold for the MishkInd-Fein-
berg Realty Company and ". & :. Bachrach the
southeast corner OF Wadsworth avenue and -7sth
street. plot Ioox1oo feet
Max Marx has bought from the Psll estate No
= West SSh street, four story building, On lot
= SKA feet, near. Broadway.
Mrs. Catherine Nefllsy has sold No eos Edge
co-rbe sveaue. a three story and basement dwell
ing. lot Is sxleo feet
Maria Rubano has sold No. 22sl First avenue. a
four story tenement. on lot 1ssxso feet
Mohun & CO. have sold for J Henry YoczeI No
-so4 70 1918 Park avenue. northwest corner OF ssth
street. Eve story fathouse. with four stores.
lot zsxlo4-II feet
FrancIs McKenna has sold No. . East Nth
street. FIVE story nataouse, lot 2sx191u, for
81 so. The buyers are Levy Starr
Harry White has sold for the Empire city Wood
working Company the plot. e5x17o feet. at the
southwest corner OF ST Nicholas avenue and I75th
street. 70 q builder for Improvement
H l. MoxIey * Co. have sold for the Vacuum
Cleaner Company No ~ 10 45s East 10Th street.
new concrete building, plot 75zloo5 feet
Morris Potter has sold No. f5l4 Lexington avenus,
= five story tenement. on lot 25x1a5 feet
The Egan & HaIIecy Construction Company has
sold the I'VE story apartment house. plot 75xs5
feet al the northeast corner OF Summit avenue
and 1s1st street
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
PROPOSALS.

SEWAGE DISPOSAL AND PLUMBING -
Kings PARK y N-Ssalei proposals tcT
Sewerage and Sewage Disposal Works. and
Alterations 20 Plumbing. WARDS Al A. -.
~ ~ IS aua - Plumbing and CoHstruc-
iicu a. the Kings PARK state hospital
Kings Pzrk y Y VII - received hT the
Sszre Commission - LuEacy A. the car
on FNeb-trar,- 24-h. ie0a when they VIII bs
epsned and read publicly
Proposals shsll he accoulp panied b Ger
ttaei checks IN the sum cf $4,000 tor
Sewerage and Sewage Disposs WOrSs. 500
for Alterations 70 Plumbing. ard the con
tractors 20 whom the sWsrrfs are made viii
t-s required 70 furnish surety company
beds ia TIE sun OF 5000 for Sewage
and sewage Disposal WORKS, and 81 90
r7r Alterations To Plumbing The riGhI IS
reserved u reject am and all bids
Drawings and specifications nsy b con
suited and blank forms ~ propoeal obiained
81 the Kings Park STATE Hospital, Kings
Park y Y. also a. the of,ice Of the stare
Commission IN IsJinacy. No I Madison Ave
nue. Room 52I2 NeE York CITY. and Al tns
o4Hce af the state Architect. Complies sets
- plans and specifications viii b fur
u4sked to prospective bidders upon reason
sbEe notice 20 Eld in the discretion q the
stat- Architect. Franklin 3 Ware. Albany.
| y =
Dated Albany. y Y. Feb. l. 1899 7 z.
/ NeGARTS- Secretary. STATE Commission IN
( LuHac--
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
TWO DEALS IN MIDTOWN ZONE.

The Willard 5 Burrows Company has leased for
1aeoh Meade and BENJAMIN Natkins 70 Samuel s
Chids fo- TIE tern OF fo-1y-one years, At Al ag-
gTegste rental q zbo1t SI.50o.30e. the EIdsen
Baidng. a. No. s5 % 80 Vest 35d street. between
Fitth avenue and Broadway. new SIX story str1c--
els, plot 57-Iaxsgs feet The lessee controls
he pTopsry. ~. II West SD street, adjoining on
The west and --zniag through 70 10. 9s West S4th
srsst
fs'elve storv oEcs building IS 20 be erected al
Nos 15s sad 15s wezt s5th street. q plot which
ths Surety Beatty Company took title % q Thurs
oay from Caarlss 2 DiIIingham- L Is opposite
the Lyosun Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
D1celling House in Vest SD Street
Sold for $50 800.

A Schneider boughI yesterday a foreclosure
sale held IN the Real Estate Exchange sa1esroons.
Nos and IS vesey street. four story and base
ment dwelling house. No. 66 West SD street. CT a
lot Isxlo22 feet, for s3sSa The sum due was ssout
s55. so
The other auction sales resulted follows:
BY Joseph Day.
2C5 72d r :. So Ia " ave, l5xgz.5: scy
tsnnlt Lewis PHILLIPS et al Mgrhy e al,
u r RsgensbUrgRT. L Hoffman. ref. ant due
s. 81 81 taxes etc. $25T1 g. SUB PRIOR mtge Of
SD 40. Withdrawn.
sig oak Tree place : 1888 Z " Of Hughes ave.
IS qxS5 sty Lille Sanger Fafrmount Realty
Co al. W Osborn. TaEchiu ref, ant
SeSS IS; taxes etc. S755 25 p-i0r urge o.
Sc, 80: sdjourned Feb 26
I2s 72d 81. : 20 . v Of Lsxington ave 1zSFio-.&
Spencer " arJys: 7. " Hamburger, REF amt due
S45 q; taxes 81 f06 81 ad3oUrned 70 Feo -
By Samuel Marx
s24 Itsth 81 8 325 II Of ave s5x10aI1; sly
tsnrt store: Douiser Krnsky et al:
I5vn-an Cohen JersaEirz. ref amt due,
50 80 IS taxes et- $50 q ntEe ef SIT.5Go 70
Thomas Carroll fer 81 100
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
STORAGE NOTICES.


TE1 FOLLOWING PERSONS srs hereby
n9tifsd that their household effects now
on storage viii os sold a. public auction
TUESDAY. FEB. IS. 1899 10 a m. a.
To 2sT WEST 1fTTH ST. New York City.
in default % payment q storage charges
that are over Ons ysar due. according 70
,a~ governing storage vaEshoasssz
Mrs Eamoads. Mrs. A. J. Derersa1x.
Mr Wm- DAWN Mrs. D. BroEu. G P
stern II 7. Green. NJ A Lsd1er. Mrs
Hlrsch. Wm- Jarvis. Z z De N1ylss. Mr..
J. .. Crane. Mrs. Ksiecnan. Mrs. 7 H
Dillon. 2 ". FIckstson. J. T. Scott. J.
r McCune Miss o Birnes Hr Pen6=r-
EAST II " Books. Carl Hastings. George
Moore. Mr.. c Marks. Ecgsrs g Farrell
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. -. z5 and 8! West sf,h
10 Thcs. Merry. Jno. z Gigssr. " B.
GugEeuheiHer. J Plerson Radcliffe. Mrs.
q NJ powliuE. Lennon & Meyer 81 Bar
Raynor. Wuc- Z Ernst. Mrs G. A. Mac
Donald. Mrs. Geo Bacon. II ]. Power and
Edgar K Brown You and each % you
are hereby notified that the tine snF the
payment Of cur lien up0u the property here
matter described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you. we VIII
cause such property. 10 Wit Household
Goods. Personal Frffects aRl Ms-chan.s
YOU calm an interest IN the warehouse q
ri7e compGny. 70 be sold at puai5c aucTfou
according 10 the statute IN such case made
ard provided. et the Auction ROOMS q y
H FLATTAC & SON southeast corner
18Th street and University Place New York
CITY On Tuesday. March 9th, 1859 and
continuing on every Tuesday ard Wsdnez-
de7r thereafter. At the same MACE and hour
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
CONPAST- A. A. ana - West e4th St
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
BOSTON BROKER a BANKRUPT.
y. 4 Trunbull, Partner N Failed Gay Firm,
Files Voluntary Petition.

Sostsa, Feb. 1s.-wzlter Il Truu1buH Of the
- q Waiter II Trumbull & Co. bankers and
s.Aers s No . Congress street fled voluntary
ssslton II bankruptcy TO-DAY. with Liabilities q
1s''eS ard assets q s50.5s0- Inability 10 float
s'sla bend isszzs and joint liability with another
ain O. brokers now fl bzEEruptcy are given as the
o@ase q the proceedings oIr- Trurnbuu formerly
ses member o -hs firm Of z. H Gay & Co.
neHke-s, which failed LAST faH
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

sssh - % fc-- q Cyr-ezs zrs s-c-V
,.e:saIek os1sE. s--s. s-esi5ssI. oosi., $4,000
- e. - - . q EI-ou three 5Te
ssg rrick s-cres zz1 re1e-e1fs 5ox5o 70 50
-ssoh's-,: -. eoooo
eEk1ns svs Jezz3-Es
.ocy hFtcE -s-szsu.x 59xz13S sad 5oTE5Ss.
sscoh stretf=-- csnsr- ScEsefe- 4 Jssger srchi-
te-ts. 600
eisoE eve. : 81 = q Tes-E q. 3 st5ry 5rtcx
bet ssaTz-z,.r- zIoai:sst eszt-.... 1000
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
THREE COUNTRY PARCELS RENTED.

Pease & Gilman have rented the following cotIn-
try places: For Mrs Hannah y. l. Sherman ler
property al Lawrence. Long Island known as The
Brae 10 Osborn ". Bright; for ". Keller his pl4ce
at Hollywood Crossing and AIistletoe Way. Cedar
hurst Long Island 20 Herbert y. Rawiins. and for
Jarvis S Hicks his house q Central avenue and
Oak street, woodmere, Long Island, 70 Kenneth D
Robinsou.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
MORE A1.2 PEE CENT LOANS.

The Charles T. Noyes Company has secured for q
client loan Of SIZE, ,o6o at i per cent for five
years from the Albany Savings Bank covering The
Rodna. apartment house. a. MoTningside ave
nue. and 123d street Tn mortgage department OF
the same firm recently placed the following loans
all AZ Al per cent interest; $4,000. Bur,ing
Sin: s22, 600 on No 142 West 77th street. and
$50 600 on No. 103 West S6rh street
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
AUCTIox SALES

BT VIRTUE of an ezecutIon. I VIII ssl,
this dsT. Ia a. m, at 8 8 and 1a Ffrs.
street Manhattan following brands ~
cigars 1900 PepitOn, 4.708 Eansera6o.
4 3fss MoEseTaS8 Smokers q. 20 e Trra.z-
5sro and other brands. also Rniltoo pe<k
Gas stove. Hand TrEck. haies Tobacco,
enc case Tools. one case Tilfoii and Pack
ing Paper. .. KrauShazr, Marshal
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
LOST.

lost Or NISLA1D.-Policr No 1sS 81.
fssusd by Tne Penn Mutual Life Ju-
surance Company. on tne life OF John
Louis DiscOn- TIE finder VIII please re-
turn ir to the undsFsiz zusd- Application
hzs heen made f1r the issuing q 4 ez1pIf-
cate James D Disson. 2s2 West S5ta s.
New YORK Cft-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
TO BUILD on TIE HEIGHTS.

4 . Baker & Bro have sod for Jacob Eirsh
70 he Sua Construction Company. OF which Ben
;sEn Nsiberg Is president plot 1o0Z15o feet AZ
ne northwest corner ot I5Zd street szd Broadway
VIII erecc SIX sto-y Apartment house On the
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Riverside Drive, $ 500 r = q 1854 So. six
rV: ,,Ss2sf Ssasf : esSY ana s1oo 600
14Ist = 5 100 4 " % Amsterdam ave. G5x
se ~ Ls%ssss 1s zr,sT, 7 n Toors copany 1000