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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10
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Miss Lillian Weaver arrived from
Kirwiu, Kans., last night, and will re-
main here during the summer. visit
ing j. NJ. Bigler and family.
Mrs. ]. o. McCleng and Miss Myr-
tie McCleng OF California, have been
the guests of Mrs. ]. T. Penn, going
to Portland this morning.
Mrs. NJ. Lesley went to Wood
burn this morning and will be the
guest OF friends.
Miss Elizabeth Cummings af Hal
sey IS the Guest OF Mrs. w. G.
Smith.
Miss Iva Isom has returned from
visit to friends in Brooks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10

Try MRS. Kinks Sunday dinner,
from 10 y. m. 67S State street.
Easter Potato Salad.
Soup.
Cream OF Carrot Devllod Eggs
Chow-ohow Celery Radlshea
Chicken Pie.
Mashed Potatoes Crcamed Parsnlps
Escallopod Corn. tomatoes Spanish
Florentino Merinque.
Strawberry Lemon Soue. Whipped
Cream.
Coffee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10

For Sale-Fresh COW. Cali at North
9Th and Il streets. 4-IO-Sts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10
Ordered Road snrvered-

Ordered KOad SURVEYED
After three attempts had to estab-
llsh a county road in the Champoeg
precinct, by residents of that district,
the County Commissioners made an
order ordering the new highway to
be surveyed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10

Ten Per Cent Discount
on April water bills II paid before
the 10th OF the month. 4-7-4t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10

stop at Zinn's and get a package
OF Ice cream for lunch. 4-y-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10
Spring IL Here

But you will need to cook just
the same. and you will find a fine
line OF ranges, with prices to suit the
quality at J. A. Patetrsons, 2S5 n,
Comercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10

w. T. RlgdOn, Undertak~-
Always progressive, up-to-date
Full equipment. largest stock.
1O-21-eod-tf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10

McElroy's ORCHESTRA
At the Auditorium dance tonight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10

Ten Per Cent Discount
on April water bills IL paid before
the 10th OF the month. 4-7-4t
w. Il. RlgdOn, Undertak~-
Always progressive. up-to-date
Full equipment. largest stock.
1O-21-eod-tf.
A trial will convince anybody that
zinn's candy Is the best. 4-9-2t
Halle Parrish-Iiingcs-
Sings a solo Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. az the vaudette theatre.
4-9-2t
Pictorial Review Patterns
For May just. The Golden Rule
Bazaar Mrs u. r. swart. proprie-
tor. 271 Commercial street.
The building Season II Here
Go TO ]. A. Patterson. 2s5 North
Commercial street. for nails and build
ors' hardware. carpenter tools. etc.
Made right served right and sold. /.
at right price. zinn's Ice cream.
t-9-2t
Ten Per Cent Discount
ON April water balls II paid before
the 10Th OF the month. i-I-it
This Means DollaFs--
To you. Two OF the greatest invep-
tlons OF modern times on exhibition
In Dogcas Bros Hop once. Greater
money maker than telephone. Call
aud see them; free demonstration.
s-Si-ti
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10

Derby a Wilson Have
About 90 pieces OF from TO 10
acres OF fruit land on the oregon
Electric. to be sold this coming
week for sl.OO per acre per month.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10

Ten Per Gent Discount
on April water bills II paid before
the 10Th OF the month. i-7-4t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10
Another License

County Clerk Allen this morning
issued a license for Harry II. Petit
age q, and Nancy w. Planters, age
10, 10 get married
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10

A trial will convince anybody thai
zinn's candy Is the best. 4-9-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10

Several New Houses
For rent For prices and terms
see Voget Lumber Company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10

Showers tonight ar Sunday.
Don't Miss
The Vaudetto Friday. Saturday
and Sunday. l-9-2t
Ten Per Gent Discount
on April water bills II paid before
tho 10th OF the month i-7-4t
Chocolates and hon Hons
At Buckingham's Palace OF Sweets
Red Gross Pharmacy. 4-S-tf
Fine Maple aud Ash Wood
For sale. cheap for immediate de-
livery. Apply Krebs Bros. Bush
Breyman building Telephone Main
7ai. a-i5-tf
Cottage Undertaking Parlor-
Cottage and ChemekotR sts. calls
day or night; J. @. snl. Phone 72t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10

Dance Tonight
At the Auditorium. Admission 1Oc.
For Stove Wood
And coal call 1873 Voget Lumber
Company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10

Only 20 Pieces Ia Select From
or 10 acres. Make your selec-
ton at once. Small payment down
and 800 per acre per month. See
Derby q Wilson
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10

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Weather Forecast
Showers tonight ar Sunday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10
House Cleaning

House Cleaning
Time has come. You will need
new wall paper and house lining,
You will find wal lpaper in all shades
and the latest designs at j, A. Pat
terson's. 2s5 North Comemrcial st.
Fruit Tracts ON the Oregon Electric
You can pay for them at 800
per acre per month Call on Derby
a Wilson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10

Halle Parrish-Hingcs-
Sings a solo Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. az the vaudette theatre.
4-9-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-10

For Sale-Heavy spring wagon,
with top. God single harness.
Cheap. Adress J r Wright. 1543
Mil street, Salem 4-iO-3ts
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
REALTY NOTES.

NJ. & l.. Hess have leased for the Acme Mort
gage Company. Of which Aaron Coleman is pr"si-
dent and A II Feuchtwarger treasurer. two OF the
five stores including the corner store. In the build
ing at the northeast corner os zlst street and
Eleventh avenue. opposite the new Chelsea Piers.
for n term or ten years. for rental arFreEatins
sNGo. 20 a brewery for cafe and restaurant pur-
poses
Ge!ser & weisshen have leased FOR the AueneI
Construction Company the two southerly stores in
the AIeuhurst. at Broadway and Tooth street. 20
Herschguaru & Blcier FOR term OF years.
Gibbs & Kirby report that they have rented half
o! the apartments and ~" o. the sy stores In the
new eight story Yorkshire apartment building at
the southeast corner or Broadway and 18th street.
although the building IS TOT yet completed They
have also placed drst mortgage on the property
OF 10000 az ~ per cent Tor term Of five years
for the owners.
Edward Mcvlckar has sold the old PlanteH home
stead at Paterson. y. 7. consisting ~ seventy
acres to a Mr.. Judd. who w!li immediately develop
the property into building lots and bungalow sites
= r. Wood & Co the brokers IN the sale
OF the dwelling house no - West 7fth street for
Elizabeth Barton. reported yesterday.
{. Gruyson Martin ls tie buyer Of No. 81 West
45rh street recently reported sold.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

r r Tisch & Co and r Simon have sold FOR
the Joseph J Taus- estate NOS s25 and East
Goth street two FIVE story tenement houses. plot
5OxIoO feet 70 Abraham Gr"euaers. This IS the frst
sale of the property IN eighteen years.
The estate Of Maria H!aes has sold 90 George
Ichret a plot Zxls7 feet. the south side Of l6sth
street extending through TO Croton street. IS feet
east or Audubon avenue.
Jere J. Sullivan & Sons have sold for the New
ton Holding Company Nos. 80 and $50 East 12sth
street five story new law house. on plot 3sN1o
feet investor
Smith * Phelps have resold No. 3.ol2 Third ave-
nue. a three story building. a plot 25xl70 feet.
Keller & Keller have sold for Josef Klein to
Harry c H0neck the -FOUR story dwelling. No. 90
East 30th street lot lsx9ss feet.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
OTHER MARkETlsY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. July 2-CATTLE-Receipts. estimated
1O9C head market steady; So ST so; cows
SIG 50 90 heifers. s. coast. bulls So 4OR * 23:
calves S3gST; stockers feeders. So 3Ods5 25
HOGS-HeceIpts. estimated. II. head market
strong 70 &c higher choice heavy s. 12t: butch
eTs SI9eeSs %; light mixed. s. 5O9S7 65: choics
Is1t 81 t0G$I So packing. 81 70 ST 80. pigs S. 80
81 10 bulk Of sales. 81 roo 81 90 SHEEP-Receipts
StlIIlated 5000 head, market I0025c higher. sheep
50 1'O~
Cincinnati. July 2.-CATTLE-R Receipts s12 head:
steady TO strong fair good shippers s. So so;
common, s. z'9 s. So HOGS-ReceIpts / $50 head;
quiet butchers and shippers SSG IS %: common Sc
WSb 9U SHEEP-ReCeipts. 006 head steady. S2R
81 % lambs steady. s. T5 q IS IS.
East Buffalo. Juy --CATTLE-Pecaiprs f50
head; slow and unchanged VEAI.S- Receipts 200
head, active and soc higher; $50 IS % HOGS-Re-
eiPls touV mead. fairly active and steady Workers.
- t s. %; roughs SO 81 DO dairies 81 6O6 ss 10
and steady. unchanged
Kansas City. July cattle Receipts ZOO head
including l9op head Ct Souther1s. steady to 1Oo
lower choice export and dressed steers IS 4S7 35
ttlr 10 good 50 II0S6 80, Western
stockers and feeders 50 Southern steers S3 T
s. 90 Southern s. 75QS4 25: cows 81 go
50 90 native heifers So T5HST; bulls sass so
HS1 HOtIS-Fteceipts 3.7f-f head. market higher;
top 81 90 bulk Of sales s. aS7 90; heavy 81 s5aS7 s5
packers and butchers 81 65GST 90 light s. 4OaST So
pigs 50 5gqSI 2 SIIEEP-Receipts L6o0 head: market
for sheep 1oQJ0 higher. lambs 25G5Oc higher lambs So
ass p warnings 81 j0S5 so; wethers s4dS4 IS.
50 -1S+ 90 socNers and feeders. 81 j0QS4 70; Texas
muttOns. S3 4OQSf 50
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

,..-. nastor Of church Of the Same denomination
IN Santiago Chill
Fo- many years an adequate translation OF me
J7,l. IN Spanish has been desired There is the
valera edition first published in 1853 still the prn-
.insl one OF Spanish Protestants IN Spain, ana
sfteeu years ago an edition was brought out which
had sale Of forty thousand copies in South Amer
ira In England and the United States. however
the inadeouacy Of the translations has been feIt
Roman Catholics Of Spain have an edition called
the Padre scio made nearly hundred years ago
from the VuIgate. IN South America. where so
many Spanish speaking people reside. conditions
are 100 crude and the expense TOO great 10 warrant
translation and publication. In Madrid Itself neT
edition was recently brought out FOR Protestani .
and met with large circulation Il is held TO b
lacking IN idiomatic Spanish. however. and tha-
is one Of the excellences OF the Gospel finished
In this city yesterday.
As soon as the four Gospels are translated and
revised by the Spanish scholars they will be pub
nshed IL one volume by the American Bible So
ciety II is stated that the visits OF American Sec
rearies OF State and the increase in steamship
lines between the United States and South America
Increase the demand for Protestant Bible transla-
tons. Hence the new venture by American enter
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
TIN STRIKE MAY INVOLVE $4,000 MEN
Chenango Valley WOrkmen Threaten TO join
Ama1gamated on July Is

Pfttsburg, July 2The present strike or the Anal
gamated Association Of Iron, Steel and Tin Work.
ers against the American Sheet and Tin Plata
Company, which started after midnight Yesterday
IN practically all Of the union plants OF the United
states Steel Corporations subsidiary. viii be ex-
tended materially. it Is said. by strike Of the Tin
Pate Workers International Protective Associa-
uon an organization OF tin workers in the Che
mango valley The wage scale OF the latter organf-
zaton will expire July Is. and at New Castle Penn
three thousand additional men, It Is said, plan to
quit work
neither the second strike against the American
oheet ana Tin Plate Company will affect the mills
Cnloushout pennsylvania. Ohio, West Virginia and
Indiana is not known as yet In case the strflxs
- general the number OF men affected will numbsr
nearly twenty-five thousand
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

.xr.rts IN their lines. comPleseu I5a.,s.x in
Fire ne. ,,e,on of the Gospel OF ol orl for
the Spanish lAHs ,1 his city, of the aoes' 9U
three nom, got together for any sE ass. com
Enit'eeS The Gospel just finished IS Inc ha sent TO
lation- ~, n their work It is 10 pe Ia5ies
pleteo Pit scholars in Spain, the $3.50 n
some spa"s-- s,srica and after they have heir
and South "a COMMITTEES will then consider osn e
through another book win mean"lile I, - An
sugsessiUs suggest ~ and ty the entire Scriptures VIII
up and D! anu
is5ed- - .o-r,ine the committee are I1e
The ITerrv G thomson for twenty yeALs nili,,
Rev VI = Nexioo editor Of a religious s-,a1
sl.5ed sGns.5 in Spanish pastor OF f T PrI5ceton;
puoIs-' ,t,,rcb. and a graduate OF ,-s,-,
SPANS n charles ". Drees, the hrst N"e'liou
the r. -+ - Porto Rico after IT became p,i
70 * ,-,+sd States. one Of the 1ouhoeIs - -
The I'm. mission IN Argentina the Rev JonA
Meme son Of A missionary and born IN
ho".@N' nearly thirty years an American poalr
bul ~. ir one Of the principal cities OF
nsS,oa Y n. Baez, q Methodist presiding eIuel @
me ~ ~ and the Rev Francesca Dlez' na'lfe
u aeH-ts -nH s,ain for some years pastor OF re
OF Mal cburch in Switzerland and for nineteen
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
SITE TO BE IMPROVED.
Buyers Found for a Number of I'm
poUed Sites an the Vest Side.

Sales in the upper West Side districts were
features yesterday of the trading in the real estate
market
The Henry T. Bulrnan Company bought from the
Waunegan company the block front on the south
erly side of 163d street extending from Broadway
to Fort Washington avenue The parcel has
frontage of 1912 feet on Broadway. 3S3 feet on
16sd street 1853 feet on Fort washington avenue
and n southerly line of 364.n feet The site will
probably be improved with apartment houses or a
type similar to that at the southwest corner of
164th street and Broadway, recently sold by the
Bulman company
The property is one block south of the American
League baseball park
Charles I. Fleck and Max Gomprecht sold for
Charles Grodginsky and several other persons No
81 West 1lith street a five story lathouse 25xlOO
feet. Also sold Nos. 215 and 2l5l2 7th street, two
five story single fathouses. plot 33.6x976 feet
Lowenfeld & Prayer sold plot 85Xl)9x irregu-
lar at the northwest corner of Macomb's Place and
152d street. The firm bought five story
hathouse No. 2574 Seventh avenue. southwest cor
ner of 149th street II is a lot 25X1OO feet Also
bought a five story hathouse on lot Z2xS9 feet.
at the southeast corner Of nth street and Second
Arnold Byrne Baumann sold ior Morris
Freundlich a plot 1O6x7 feet on the north side of
16st street, 1CO feet west Of Prospect avenue, to
the Spencer PoatsCheck Realty Company An
apartment house viii be built on the premises.
William r. II. Martin transferred title to the
parcel No. S25 Fifth near 3Sd street to the
City Real Estate Company for a nominal consid-
Grafton.
The Alliance Realty Company took title yester-
day to Nos "a and 5S East 18th street 5Sx022 feet.
from Betty NJ. Hawks
George c. Boldt jr took title 10 parcel. 19.9xso
feet at the northeast corner OF 39th street and
Park
Richard NJ Henry transferred title to a plot. COX
eSa feet on the southery side Of 18th street 100
feet east Of Seventh avenue to Samuel Goldsticker
for $500
Title 10 the premises No. St Sixth avenue. @lxS0
feet. was transferred by ". F Fischer TO Mary l.
Tucker. OF Chicago.
The s. F. Myers Realty Company mortgaged It's
new twelve story building in Maiden Lane. east OF
Nassau street, to the Onondaga County savings
Bank. Of Syracuse for $1,000, for five years
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Courtlandt ave. $ 10 II n OF 151st ST. sty
brk tnmt, 407xS7; Onyx Realty and Con-
struction Co. owner; George F Pelham. archi-
tecIs cost . . . o.. -. $50 900
147th st. 5. 3I5 II Brook sty
brk tnmt- 25xS7 9sA; Jane Kitchen. owner;
Moore 4 Landseide. architects: cost--,-..-, $4,000
Courtiandt n 155th " brk
tnrnt. 5OxS9 :: Onyx Realty and Construction
GO. owner; George F Pelham. architect; cost $4,000
1857 Bathgate / sty brk market and
stable. 25x1O0. Wolf Nathan. owners:
bernstein Bernstein. architects; cost. 5000
Vyse ave. $. 200 II n Of Hennings sty
Harry T Howell. architect: cost. ....-.---- $4,000
WISE I73d brk tumts
30xS9 and 40xoO: 173d ST Bldg
Ctohh. owners: Harry T Howell. architect:
cost -. 10000
Boston Road, $. 1888 II Of 1s5th St.
sty brk tnrnt. 50 II y x00 4 7-I6: LOrenz
Weiher. owner; Moore & LandseideI. archi-
tects. -. go 600
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
PLAN A NOVEL DWELLING HOUSE
Will Be Built Entirely of Concrete-Not To
BE Rented or Sold

Montclatr. y. J.. July Ground was broken here
to-day for the foundation of structure to be con-
structed entirely OF cement. Not piece of wood
will be used in the building. The house. which will
cost about 5000 will be at Valley Road and Apple
ton Place.
It's owners do not intend to try 10 find lessee
a buyer for It. II will always be open for the
inspection OF persons interested In construction
work. A similar dwelling house IS 10 be erected
in the suburbs Of London. England, and another
In Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
D, |. W. COAL CONTROL GUARDED.

The contract between the Delaware Lackawanna
& Western Railroad Company and the new Della
ware Lackawanna & Western Coal Company is
said to contain a provision under which the rail-
road company may at any time terminate the
contract and refuse to sell its coal to the coal
company. This provision will prevent the coal conf
pany from falling at any time the future into
the control OF interests not friendly railroad
company. since the cancellation of the contract by
the latter would have the effect Of practically
wiping out the value Of the coal company's stock
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
AT TENT EVANCEL,

Il Tent Evangel, in West 18th street near Am
tterdam avenue. s. D. Gordon, author Of Quiet
Talks on Power" will begin one week OF Bible
convention work tomorrow al + and p m. TO be
followed by the Rev Dr. 4. N. Wharton. the
Southern evangelist. Nj Gordon will sail for a
years visit 10 the foreign mission fields at the
close OF his work in Tent Evangel.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

Justice Giegerich of the Supreme Court has ap-
pointed William H Ricketts, receiver OF the rents
of the property the north side OF 72d street, 70
feet east of West End avenue, 25x1OO feet, known
as No. 2e5 West I'D street.. in action brought
by Henry T Carey agt- William NJ d. De Peyster
to foreclose second mortgage OF $500. The prior
mortgage amounts TO So, 900
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Elm st. g. $50 n Locust ave, 25x1OO:
Mascia - s45oC
Herschel ST. W 5O-7 IT 5 OF Butler pl 25x1OO:
Herbert s ogden. atty loans Enrich Peterson $500
Railroad ave. East. s. 3026 II n OF 13sth 81.
100x222.1 to Mott Haven Canal xiOOx2221:
Jacob Mlks jr. loans william H Toop. 10000
Valentine ave. W s. 1904 1t OF 1sOth 81. 5Ox
1O3-11; Henry Finck loans George
oor
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
TO BUILD IN PARK AVENUE.

Henry Humphreys has sold plot lo26Xlo feet
al the northeast corner of 18th street and Park
avenue to builders The site will be improved
with nathouscs
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
: rstabIished 1867 Incorporate ieo2
| rutland & WHITING CO.
REAL ESTATE
BEEKMAN ST. NEW YORk.
Proposals.

yNBop1SAIs FOR INDIAN SCHOOL LANDS. BUILD
tnes aud hXtures at Chamberlain south Dakota
Tgepartment the Interior, once OF Indian Anairs
fuIe II lpo9.-Sealed proposals plainly marked on
- o,fside u envelope Proposals for Indian
school Chamberlain. South Dakota and addressed TO
- ,r,misxion~r OF Indian Affairs. Washington
nc III he received al the Once until
L,.tr.L = NJ of S 1909. FOR the purchase from
co.K Gtstcs ~ the following described lands
ss+bcr with all buildings and fixtures thereon
namely. Al or Lots l and and the E2 OF the
b following described strip Of land on the north end
ot the \ . OF the NE/+. viz. beginning AZ the NE
corner OF the NE+; thence south with the east line
Of said quarter section iS rods thence west ana par
rttb the OF said quarter section TO
a. Missouri river up the east bank OF said
rtr.r ~ the NWf4 OF said quarter section: thence
as, ana on tho north Of said quarter section to
The place OF beginning: for a price not less than
trsntr.six Thousand Dtllars. IN strict accordance
49,. The Secretary o: the Interior is hereby au-
,b"rizod 10 dispose the rea estate in
Guiding buildings and n1tuTes o. ohe ln'en ian
School. Chamberlain South Dekota TOT P!'ce niS
iss than twenty Thousand Dollars unless II shonld
he disposed Of the State OF south pakota IN WhICn
,inn that the property shall continue 20 be main
,otnnd md operaed educational institution ana
hnt children Indian parents SHAH nave the sans
,i,,on free. provided that the Commissioner OF In
dtan alrs is authorized and directed 10 dispose oy
bv transfer OF the realty.
ia o1tUrcs The right reserved to reject any or all
uent Each must be accompanied Dy a celIiieu
check or draft United states oepnssltols OF
snlyrnt national bank made payabIe 10 the 9Ioe.
- ,ha OF Indian AUaiFs TOT at east
soc ~ me amount OF the proposal. such check or
daf "a he forfeited the United states In case the
,,1cassSri bidder shall make nna4 payment
20 - n,,rcbase price required otherwise to be
returned 10 the bidder. Terms. Cash wlthih Ihlrty
days from notice Of ecceptanee OF proposal
t.or f,,rtber information apply 10 r. e. VALENTINE
Acting Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Hotel Weston, IN Madison AUenue,
Sold for S67,9 .O66.

The Knickerbocker Trust Company bought yes
terday for s673O66 the Hotel Weston twelve story
structure at the northeast Of 18th street and
Madison avenue, at a foreclosure sale held at the
Real Estate Exchange saIesrooms. No. IA and 16
Vesey street, by Joseph P. Day. The Forty-ninth
Street and Madison Company was the defendant
and the buyer the plaintiff in the action. The sum
due was about s1S0.OOO subject to a mortgage for
S46OOOO The building is plot 79.6xs5x irregular.
The other auction sales yesterday resulted as
follows:
By Joseph 2. Day.
241st s. 135 1t e Of Katonah 25I1O0 2-sty
dwlG also 241st S. 1S5 II Of Katonah 25x
100. 2sty dwlg also 241st St 235 IT OF Katonah
Katonah ave, 50x100. two 2-sty dVlgsi T wentz as.
G c johnson et al; II Swain atty; w Klein ref; amt
due S14,242; taxes etc. SlO3 90: Withdrawn.
BY William Kennedy. Jr.
Webster s. 1904 II Of lT9th st. 25xl1O. va
cant: Bronx Borough Bank agt Jacob Holman ct al:
James Kearney. 2 Downing. ref; due. 3D.
45a q: etc sos 30: the plaintif for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
WILL FoREoLosE BROAD STREET LOAN

Denis OF. Cohalan has been appointed receiver
Of the rents Of No AZ Broad street and No 3S
N-auy street an eight story and basement office
h,,fldIpg bv Justice GieEerich. OF the Supreme
Court I'm an action brought by the broadway
C,ortlandt Company against Shapiro, Portman
Henry Incorporated. and me Engadne company
"a foTecIose a second mortgage Of $1,000 made on
January 25 The prior mortgage on the property
The receiver is required 70 give bond of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

At the Scotch Presbyterian Church the Rev Dr.
David c. Wylie pastor. the Rev George II Wal
lace will conduct the services and preach at II
a n and ?. m tomorrow. The complete list
of preachers for the season is as follows: July T.
the Rev. George H Wallace New York; July II,
ths Rev Dr. David @ Wyle, New York july IS
the Rer. Dr. T Q Kirkwood Trinity United Free
Church, Kelso. Scotland. July 25 August /
The Rev. Alexander Alison jr-. Wilmington, Del;
August s. the Rev Harold S Rambo. New York;
August Is, the Rev Or. Robert s. Inglis. Newark,
n J.; August % and % the Rev. Dr William
H Penhallegon. Decatur. III; September 5. the
Rev George H Wallace, New York