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ARIZONA SENATOR
 A CHESTERFIELD

 ceeding neatness of dress ard person has loomed large upon the United Statss Senate. The astonishment caused by his pol ished manners and suavity of bearing is augmented by the fact that he comes from a wild and woody" country. At first he was classed as a dude; now he as a modern Chester field.
 Senator Henry F. Ashurst of Arizona, has become the sensa- tion of the hour. It was not due to reconciliation or posing, He simply came along in an easy, natural way that has not been seen in the Senate since the,rday of Ed" Walcott. There was surprise and dismay winch the Colorado Senator introduced the noisy silk vest, the. speaking cravat, the .thort-sack-eoat and the disturbing trousers, all in- terwoven with good breeding. dignity and kindly fellowship.
 The advent of Mir. Ashurst has caused a hike back to the period of'Wolcott and the style of innovations he introduced and made effctive by degrees. The Arizona Senator appeared in regulation statelnan attired He wore rock-coat, which looked exceptionally elongated because of his. height stripped gray trousers adding to effect. He wore a standing collar, turn ed down at the cornors, with a dark green carvat and a pearl stickpin placed far down toward the waist coat. He had no rings on his fingers and no sign of dis play except the smallest of gold chains running from his watch pocket to the middle of his coat. His clothes were new, his linen immaculate. and the general eff feet was that of a gentleman, at- tired as such. And he looked the part. More than six feet in height; slender, white hands and tapering fingers, erect, barring a slight stoop of the shoulders, smooth shaven, with a Grecian nose, plenty of color in the face. thin lips, hut with pleasent ex- pression and a keen brown eye, Mr.. Ashurst looked alert, keen and interesting.
 It was Mir. Ashurt's hair that caused him to be classed as dude
 But it soon developed that MT Ashurst is modern edition ot Chesterfield and not dude. He is the most polite man ever seen within the sacred precincts of the Senate. He gives each and every conner a formal, full sweep bow He does not merely incline his head, as has long been the GUS. tom among senators, but bends at-the knees, the ankles and the neck in a profound and graceful salaam that would do credit to an Oriental courier. The East Indian would have nothing or Mir. Ashurst when it comes tC Lowing. He makes this body movement courtesy and then ex tends his hand for a warm clasp after which he straightens uT and either talks or listens.
 lust where Mir. Ashhurst ac uu1red his habit of salaaming and making a triple jointed bow is not knowu. Born in Nevada he has lived in Arizona thirty five years. He was a lumbe1ack a cowboy and a deputy sheriff before becoming d lawyer and 2 statesman. With a change o wearing apparel he would iii either of these occupations witt equal facility and credit. Ht would be typical as a rougt
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Winslow News Notes
From the WinsIow Mail

The Friday Club was delight fully entertained last Friday by Mrs. A. E. Gillard. Bridge whist was enjoyed and delicious refresh ments served, the following were present: Mesdames LaChance, Folsom, Spellmire, Walcott, Parr Lancaster and Ms. Geo. H. Reyes was a guest.
 Winslow has set the pace to boost 1t stown with a boys band. Seeing what good success and what good boosting it was to haN band both Williams and Gallup have followed the good example set by the Winslow citizens and have in the past weeks organized a band. Win. slow now realizes that there is nothing that will boost a town more than good band.
 For rheumatism you will find nothing better than Chamber laln's Liniment. Try it and see how quickly it gives relief. For sale by All dealers. i
 w. N. Sangster was a visitor to Williams, Ariz. last Sunday.
 Prosperity has hit Winslow. A new cemetery has been started this week in front of the Winslow Opera House. People who seem to know predict a prosperous summer.
 Col. D. B. Thurston was visitor ip town a few days this week, being on his way to AL buquerque where he goes on business. Mir. Thurston is now engaged in the automobile husi- ness in Los Angeles.
 You will look a good while be- fore YOU find a better medicine for coughs and colds than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It not only gives relief-it cures. Try it when you have a cough or cold, and you are certain to be pleased with the prompt cure wh .ch it will effect. For sale by all dealers. i
 Forest Ranger J L Henderson accompanied by Mrs. Henderson of the Marquette Ranger station was a business visitor in town this week Sunday and Monday.
 A very pretty home Surprise party was given in honor of Mrs. K B. Eastman at the home of Mrs. Dreunan Monday after noon by a few of the Ladies of the Maccabees, in honor of her fifteenth wedding anniversary. The afternoon was spent in chat ting and suggestions made re garding the coming dance to be given by the ladies. A delici ous luncheon was served the ladies. Aside from those already mentioned above those present were: Mesdames, B. Evens, Jan- eway, Collins, Bauer, Ben Will Hams, Wm. Kelly and Miss Bon- nie Fenton.
 Numerous extra coaches were attached to the regular trains of the Santa Fe :his week talk ing the last of the tourists to California and the Pacific coast. Monday April the 10th, was the last day of the rates offered by the Santa Fe from the east to the coast, a couple of extra sec tions were run through, some of them having as many as twenty coaches, to accomodate the crowds.
 Mrs. McCabe, who is clerking at the White Palace Bakery was a visitor in Albuquerque for a few days this week with MT. McCabe.
 Mrs. J. L. Service departed 1 Thursday mOrniug for a two
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was feared for while he would loose his sight.
 Mrs. w. s. Fields returned home Tuesday from Cosnino where she has been visiting for some time with her daughter.
 R. 0. Deyo, an electrician from Los Angeles, has taken a posi- tion this week with the Winslow Electric Light & Power Co.,, as electrician in place of Mir. Craw- lord who will leave shortly for the coast.
 Mir. Porter who has been working for the Babbitt Bros. Mere. Co.,, in the hardware de partment, has taken position as travelling salesman with the Pacific Hardware Co.,, of Los Angeles with branch offices at Phoenix.
 Puts End To Bad Habit
 Things never look bright to one with "the blues." Ten to one the trouble is a sluggish liver, filling the system with bilious poison, that Dr. Kings New Life Pills would expel. Try them. Let the the joy of better feelings end "the blues." Best for stomach, liver and kidneys. 25c All Drug gists.
 Conductor A. C. (Art) Cum mings was a visitor in town for few days this week on his way to Fl Paso where he will visit for some time with Mrs Cummings whe is in that section of the country for her health.
 The popular snowman J Sam Houston of Albuquerque was in town the early part of the week with a troupe of actors, put ting on a few stunts at the Elec- trict Theatre.
 The Littlejohns, famous Scotch Jugglers, who played three nights at the Pastime Theatre, performed to a crowded house every evening. Their stunts were very good i'll every detail.
 A number of dogs have been poisoned this week in various places in town so any people having valuable dogs are warned to keep the same chained.
 Dr. l. w. Bazell of Holbrook was a business visitor in town Tuesday.
 There is more Cstarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable For a great many years doctors pro- nOunced it a local disease and preScri- bed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pro- nounced it fncurab1e. Science has prov en catarrh to be a constitutional dis ease and therefore requires constitu- tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney &v Co.,, Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cLre on the market It is taken inter nally in doses from 10 drops to tea spoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials Address: F. J. CHE NEY X CO. Toledo, nhio. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
 Machinist c. E. Meckley will leave Monday for Richmond, Virginia where he goes to attend the Air Brake Convention. While in that part of the country he will visit with relatives and friends in Baskerville, Penn. He will be absent about five weeks
 Monday and Tuesday evening J. Sam Houston of Albuquerque with his troupe showed to large crowds at the Electric Theatre The fight picture of tke Wolgat- Moran battle seemed to be en- joyed very much by the gentle man element but rot so with the women, who enjoyed the hypno- tic stunts by the Professor. One
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RECITAL Miss Browns Music Class, assisted by other local talent will give recital in one of the Opera Houses, We'd nesday evening May 18th, 1912, the proceeds of which Nill be do- mated to the cemetary fund
 More details regarding the enter tainment, will be given Ill ouf next weeks issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-27
SUBURBAN SALES.

Charles Sibley May has sold the old
Geraghty property at Haworth, y. j. to
Milton Houghton for about $4,000. The
property fronts 1O1 feet on Schraalemburgh
Road and extends back 500 feet 10 Valley
Road. Mr.. May has also sold for the West
IEnglewood Home Company a plot 6Ox125
feet on Ogden avenue, west Of the station
10 George W. Thurlby, who will erect
bungalow on the site; also sold a plot COOK
800 feet IN Huguenot Park, 200 feet east
of Fifth avenue, North Pelham, y. Y. TO
John schleicher; also three acres opposite
on Glencar avenue 10 Frank Ultano and to
the same party about two acres adjoining
Pelhamwood TO the north
Alfred Z Lloyd has sold for Charles
jacob his residence st the corner Of Broad
way and goth street, Flushing, Long Island.
30 G. W. 4. Hammacher; also sold for
Thomas DAILY a plot 6O100 feet on Park
lane, between West Drive and Centre
Drive Douglas Manor. 10 Miss Dorothy
Chapman: also for Gustav a. Cooper a
residence on 9th street, north Of Broadway,
and with Lincoln 3. Hynes for the Purdy
Building Company a house on 26th street
TO a DR.. Bragg.
The Lewis II. Mzy Company has sold
for Paul Won Boecknann a plot Of lots on
the west side of Eighth avenue, 22O feet
south Of Newport avenue, Rockawav Park,
Long Island 10 a client, who will erect a
residence for his own occupancy.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

scholle Brothers to Albert W scholle: sl6ooo.
Same to same; 500
Same 10 same: $50 .On
Same 70 same; S5oOpn
Marie Nelson to estate Sender Jarmulow-
slxy: 81. ,,.,
lawyers Mortgage Co 20 Abraham L Mandel-
United States Mortgage Co to Marx Ash $780,,
coo .,..,.-
Metropolitan Life Insurancs Co to Brooklyn
Savings Bank Sl55OOO -.
John II Eden 20 Morgan II Grace: $500.
Jacob Rumpp 10 Anna Scholz; sl,Ho.
Atlantic Realty Co 10 Caroline L Bleecker;
E3ith II oddie, guardian, ct al to Union Trust
CIV Mortgage Co 10 New York Trust co; 81.
stephen q Pringle 10 Charlotte d Radcliffe: ST.
Lulu Spencer 10 Robert Ludwig; 81 200.
Jacob Weinberger TO Marks Gross: 81.
Valentine Faeth. exr. TO Katharine Faeth!
s.. 500
Lawyers Title Insurance Co to TGIrant Put
George Hotchkiss 10 Andrew Crawford 500
Title Insurance Co to German Savings Bank;
s'C Civ Mortgage Co to New York Trust Co q
PbiIip Rhinelander, eIr. to Rhinelander Real
Estate Co; S40.0ib.
Same to fams; Sls 1874
American Mortgage Co to Marie V Robert
Same 10 Lincoln Trust Co; s1S,14s.
Florence | Griffith 10 William W johnson
and ano, trustees; 5000
Annie F Mackenzie to Charles Lambert;
500
Hackensack Coal and Lumber 90 to Margaret
Elgar; $500.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co to
LAWYERS Mortgage Co, S3o.Onn.
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49,. .,,,..a etorv and basement dwell
- -, ~os l3l and 1856 West 32d
,-e oo,,orirs, a plot 2Sx9S9 feet, have
- ella ~, the Dogg!as Robinson. Charles
g provyn Company for the Hudson Com
$50 tbe holding concern for the Hudson
1Ta,battsr Railroad. The purchaser
80 vros NOT revealed or just what would
- dona 70 the property This Is one Of
che properties accumulated by the railroad
when II was gathering the block no" oc-
o,Died bv Gimbcl Brothers store. which II
rod orjginauv intended 10 use for its up
town terminal
The Brown Realty Company has pur-
chased from Ne. h. Augusta Weshfehllng
tbe five story apartment house, on plot
n 6x12s feet. AT the southwest corner Of
Hughes avenue and lSst street. The house,
which was held at $4,000, was erected about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

10TH ST. a46 to $40 West: for an sty lo tt
bldg. 45x9i 10; 81 Johns Park Realty co, !ie
Broadway. owner. w II Paine. 30 west Ioo'n
ST. architect; cost. s926Oo. - 80. o.. an q
sty store and loft bldg 76.6x52.e; g Lane 80
Fnlton Ct owner; r W Lamb, 6Ol bth ave-
architect; cost, $4,000. 20 ,r
WEST END AVE, sw cor ga 81, 70, "a 2 9s7b
broadway, owner; Ajello West Bath ST.
architect: cost, $500 900.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, n cor lboth II for an
II stv ant. 1903 oxs8 10; $50 Riverside Drive Co
505 9th ave, owner; G & bluh' 0o' ''n Nv"
architects; cost, 100000 o,.
GOTH eT b2i 10 527 West: for sly WAL ane
house 1oOxe2; Baker & Williams elg West 400
81 owners: Renwick, Aspinwall & tucker o-o
9Th ave. architects: cost, sl5Ocoo
Tho Bronx.
nr,cITrr7 AVE. 3 W cor forth st; for sty
brk tenmt 601s0; John l. OHare, zsIo WeDtS'er
ave owner; Arthur Boehmer. l1Sth 81 ana Arthur
ave architect; cost s5O'COo. ,,v
2S4TH ST n g cor Palissde ave; FOR sly
frame stable 2oxls: II w Pother, on pterH Ion1
owner: James d Smith, Rocka"ay Beach, i'ie
leland, architect; cost $500 ,oo q. -,
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. VS., 100 n OF
Crotona Park East; for l sly brk stores ,es
Broadway, fresldenp, owner; Kreymeors Aren't
tectural Co, 1880 wilkins ave- architecti COST
500, 900. .,.o I,
sty brk tenmts 81 sKso sss1ss ana n.1 Fan
Woifgang 535 East 177th st. architect: totai
l7sTH ST n cor Valentine ave: FOR sty
brk tenmt bOxTa3; LILLIAN Realty co ~ j
Coonev l4sth IT and Sd ave. PRESIDENT owner
Charles schsefer, jr, +Ol fremont ave- srcni'e0''
oiJTVTIE AVE VS.. s21l2 II n OF Burke
Becker. 4sl Edgecombs ave, owner; Georse +
Rergeman. 225 9TH ave, architect cost $500.
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AMSTERDAM AVE, 1lO9 and I'LL. 4oxlOo,
Mathilde BOSCH imam 70 Union square sayln 1sT
Bank, 20 Union Square: June 49, 8 yrs, ~ per
and Trust Co leo Broadway.
CHERRY ST, 6 W cor OF Rutgers SIP o., ,' *
60. Nathan Hutkof 10 Charles II Phelps, uus'
324 West 1880 st: June Il; due, etc, as per bona:
$50 600 a!t9Ineyg Phelpo , East 80 BTosa 81
boWN, n ST sy q ana sao ras Bsdford
n y. June 28; yrs, ~ per cent; $1,000; at
torney. Gambler IS Wall st. ,eo,,
G, I65 axio6; baton Realty CO to brooklyn say
ings Bank. TAI Perepont ct. BROOKLYN. June 20;
SIS 90; attorneys. Schenck & Punnett, 10 LIB
o. Edw Rafter TO Corn Exchange Bank, IL
pSI sdnd $685. SS a,6Tnsys Bo%sS. sands
o. stTFoLK ST. W cor Of Delaney st, I25. !
1lO0. Delaney Amusement co 70 Empire , IIqst
900. yrs 6 per cent; s75o0O address, az
sD sT. 23s and 235 Bast. OK; Lyman
Rechtseit 10 Louis de Errazer. Rue de Tasse.
Paris France; June Al due as per bono; tieoooi
attorneys Bayiis san6orn 81 h6erty t s6 a. a..
John Weber to Frederick Van Axte 322 West
i3Oth st: June % prior mtg $4,000; due as
per bond; $1,000: attorney. clark Augustine
u isTH ST. as West 2O5xoo2; Mary Wade y,1s
To Greenwich Savings Bank 246 9th ave; June
%; due as per bond; $1,000; attorney, B Sands
81 Nassau ~. 1900, n .
22D ST, e, 1923 II Of 1st ave, 81 Ix9s ~
Gertrude Sawyer 20 Moore Realty 60, 80 Broad
Meier q Van Deveer, 80 Broadway. -
sOTH ct, . S, $50 n of West, lOis TO Broad.
Uav a1O2 2yfOO 8xI02 2: also S0th 81, s, 125 II
2 OF West End ave, ok irreg Thomas Dlmond
to Greenwich Savings Bank 248 9Th ave; June
25, due etc as per bond; $4,000; attorney, A
Sands. 81 Nassau ST.
i76TH ST n g. 100 II e Of Wadsworth ave;
two lots, each 26x99 IL two mtgs, each SS5'-
600; Louis p Bates Co 20 Emigrant Industrial
savings Bank, 81 Chambers ct: June 25; yrs;
$40 600: attorney. Z MCGUIRE. 81 Chambers FL.
The Bronx.
BROOK AVE, cor ST Paul's Place 48SK
100 sx46 5x100s: Kitchen improvement Co 10
James @ Wente. 1895 West End ave: June 25;
demand. per cent; S36. 600; attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust Co l!e Broadway.
50; Pauline schwaTzler 70 A sohwarzler co,
il6o Gay ave (prtor mtg t20.b0Oi Juns 25f 8
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$4,000. attorney, Z J Krus.

WIS. per cent. $4,000. attorney. Z J Krus r.
$50 Nassau ST. , ,..,,,,.,,,s ave
o5ri60' Morris and Meier Jampol 10 Thomas
Johnston 500 William 81, Bridgeport, com
I,,re !" 2 WIS 81 rer cent. $500 attorneys.
HUdreth G. Palmer, 30 ave and li6ih ST ,oo.
FOX syT " s @54 n OF 18Th ST. I1NlUo'
Reliable Construction Co % city Mortgage 20,
u Wall 81. June - 1.-TWO mtgs, each Sj5'p'''
demand. 6 per cent. $4,000, attorney y
LCRf%G PLACE. s. 100 Il S o. Fcrdham
Road 81. 6y99 Il. Nostrom Realty Co 70 N!.iaH
3 Isham, 81 East esd ST, June 20 yrs, -,
900. attorney Lawyers Title Insurance anu
Trust Co. 100 Broadway - ...,,..
LOT 1l9. map Of 327 lots, Hunter esld' o.
Abram Friedman TO Hudson ! rose 20 o.
West 45th st; June Il; yrs $500; address, o.
OLD BOSTON ROAD. :, north 81 Il IN
of lot lac. map Of Onnviue, 376x-; Marthd
Gillespie 70 Claude Valentine, l2S West SON
ST. June 81: . yrs. interest as per bona. s',VUo
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and trust Co.
$50 Broadway. . .oo -,
PLIMPTON AVE. 1875 and 1927. 44xloo; Dan
eel T. Hanlon and ano u Michael J Mulgueen,
40 West S5th ST prior mtg $1,000 June ~ Que
Nov l. 1913; 6 per cent; Sl,5OO; address -oo
Broadway. -
U'NDERCLIFF AVE. W =, 446l0 II OF Sedg-
wick ave, 25x1OO; Bertha Dienenbach TO fIed-
erick Dieffenbach, Jersey city prior mtg S5oVU
June 81; VI; 81 600. address, 2O6 Broadway
WEBSTER AVE lot TO 30 tax map OF block
$500; William Schwiers & sons TO Associatnes
Land Co. 20 East 23d st: June 70; yrs; Soo'-
oOO address 20 East 23d ST.
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LEASES.

Albert 3. Ashforth has leased large
space on the sixth floor Of the Frances
Building. No. 655 Fifth avenue. TO a lead
ing frrn Oh ladies' tailors.
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
space in the new L. s. Rubber Building
Broadway and 5Sth street. 10 c. 6. Stod-
dard, H. J. Edwards Ellis G. Potter. the
Emery Manufacturing Company, Of Brad
ford. Conn; August Koeher. J. s. & G. ".
Clarkson, Z. v. Reed, the Metropolitan
Motor Speedway Association and the Pack
ars Motor Truck Company,
The Guarantor Realty Corporation has
leased Offices in the Columbia Theatre
Building to McCree * Clark and Joseph E.
Won also leased the store No. ISL Sixth
avenue to the Franco-American Novelty
Company.
Pease & Gilman have rented apartments
in the following buildings No. 1877 West
72d street, for five years. to DR.. David Orr
Edison; No. $50 West End avenue, for three
years, TO Joseph c. Engel; No. 294 Central
Park West, to Edgard c. Riebe; No, 315
Central Park West, 10 William T. Grant (;
No 80 West 10Th street, 10 Edwin J.
Beinecke, and No. COZ West 18th street.
for three years, 10 William E. Dickey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-27

fond OF children, excellent references; city
or country; call Mrs. CoopeTs Agency, 657
9th ave, near SSth ct
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RAILROAD SELLS SD STREET PROPERTY
nsrosae of Parcel Near Pennsylvania Saon-New Owner for
Anartment House in The Bronx Held at $4,000
rpucruaE EnR WEST END AVE. TO COST 100000

500 East (alD Philip " saitta 20 August COST :
? yrs and mos from Dec J. 1911; $1,000: ad-
dress, Jersey City, y J.
PLEASANT AVE, 3l8 and 3ls CalD; Cont
Realty co to John Slayik; yrs from Feb !,
1912; 81 500: address 316 Pleasant ave.
PITT ST. "a and % north store and base
menu; Lena stacy 70 Israel Mandelhaumi yrs
from Aug l. 1912: $500. address, 354 East 5lst ST.
1ST AVE, III (Store floor and basemenO :
Jacob Dorm 10 Ludwig Mitschele; 3 yrs from
May !, 1912; 81 ,O20, address, 533 East SD st.
Sd AVE, 42l5 Corner basemenD; fremont
Holding Co to John Bergman yrs from Aug l.
1912. $4eO. address, 633 East 1880 st
9TH AVE, 1885 first store and part base.
menD; Max Cohen and ano TO Annie Prago: 3
Yrs from May /, 1919 5000; address. 1885 9th
ave.
9th ST. 1914 and 1913 West CalD; Cecilia POP
nansN 10 Yorktown Holding CO; 81 yrs from
july l, 1912; $1,000; address, 50l 9th ave.
69TH ST, Is West (third foor): Bernard Zeler
10 Gaeton LapiCk and ano; YRS from juno J.
1912 $500 address, IL West 39th ST.
ADD ST. 229 East (store and front cellars
Nathan BuChholtg TO Fred Peters yrs from
June %. 1912; $3.50: address, 77S linton ave.
46TH ST 10 and IS West (alO; 10 West 46th
Street Co 20 Schneider-Anderson Co; 81 yrs and
3 mos from Feb l. 1913; $1,000; address, 81
West ADD 81.
52D ST. 212 East (alD; Orson w Horton 20 /
Bernhard GesCheidt; 10 yrs from Sept !, 1912;
81, go address, 40 East S1th 81.
143D ST lO7 and 100 West aid; Norris Der
ney 10 Charles Zimmerman: yrs from June To-
1912: S3.792; address, 201 West 14Sth at.
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CooK-Neat, strong Swedish girl; very good
cook. will take care o. her own Kitchen: best
references. anywhere: $50 Osterherg's Agency.
ZIG InklnEton ave Tel 105h Plaza
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REALTY co. SELECTS OFFICERS.

AZ a regular meeting Of the board Of
directors of the Lewis H. May Company
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Alexander II. Fraser; first vice-presi-
dent, Leonard A. May; second vice-presi-
dent, Joseph VI. Roman; third vice-presi-
dent, John A. Campbell. and secretary and
treasurer, Lewis Il May.
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Co. owner. Raymond Booth. Contractor "
g3l. -.-h.,, ae,
3lsT ST. is West, LYMAN R0senoeig az J.
Robert Smith, owner. Frank siesei' hua0'o' .
1925 , 49,, r.IIss
Dowd, owner; FREEMAN s; FREEMAN. cohHaO'o'' -
900 ,y,L, Can
WORCESTER ST. 65 and 81; Ham or
stuctiCn Co agt Fluri Consuucuoh ~
and contractor; $50. ,- r,-os . o.,
IiETRY II, 204. Fredlard & Levine Bros aE'
Rachael Goodman, owner; Barnet eC'io''''o''
contractor: SO. , 80, Nox
18TH ST, 162 West Joseph FREEMAN ast MsN
Rosenthal & MAYER Cohen, owner ana cohua'-
,yr. STSO
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
az the Real Estate Exchange salesroom,
Nos IL and 16 Vesey street yesterday:
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
HULL AVE. 8147, W p. 2S1.6 II Of 2otth ct.
2Ox1O0: two family house; sold TO M M Greene
TWENTY PLOTS and a dwg at Oyster Bay.
Long Island: knocked down elk plots at $3.50 70
IS $50 each: balance Withdrawn.
3D. AVE. 206l and 2O63. 3 cor 18Th ST.
90 I1N6g: two sty tennis with stores; bid in
at $4,000.
lurnbus ave. 2Ox1OO11, . sty dwg: bid In at
81 TO.
CHERRY ST. 2l6. n f. 500 II = Of Pike at.
261xIl7. 7x2I7xt18s; 6 sly tenmt and stores;
sol6 10 tho plaintiff for S8l. 900.
IeOlTH sT. 3. 1884 II Of Fort Washing
ton ave. 5Ox125; vacant; Withdrawn.
At the Bronx Exchange. No. S2oS Third
avenue:
BY Joseph p. Day
217TH sT,.ss. 100 It W Of 4th ave Ccr street,.
o5x1iI Wakeheld; sold 20 the plaintiff for 81 coo.
18TH ST. 443 Bast n =, 147 3 n W Of Pleas
ant ave 10 9x1OO 10. sty dwg: sold TO the
tlalntin for 81 600