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4 Low Valuation of His Life,

remember upon one occasion.
that Boyton was called upon by the
frantic cries for help ola man who
had got beyond his depth and plung-
ed into the breakers, followed.
by q surf-boat The treacherous.
undertoW, setting strongly seaWard,
had caught the unfortunate swim
mer, and he was being rapidly car
ried out Of the reach of assistance.
Boyton seized him just as he was
about to sink for the last time, and
hauled him aboard the boat. The
man was utterly exhausted and it
was nearly an hour before he was
fully restoaed; he took off his bathing
suit, dressed himself and then with
rare magnanimity took from his vest
pocket fifty cent note Silver half
dollars were not as plentiful then as
now and handed it to Boyton say
ing:
Il owe you my life, sir, and | hope
you will call on me whenever you
want favor Take this money and
treat yourself and your assistants to
good stiff drink. You certainly
must be chilled through"
Boyton is of Irish extraction and
as puick-witted as Philpot Curran.
Il think you have made mistake" ;"
he said. 'You put too much value
upon your life. Permit me to give
you your change;'' and before the
crest-fallen miser knew what to re-
ply, Boyton had thrust into his hand
forty-nine cents in pennies, three
cent pieces and ten-cent notes. 81
will keep this note as a souvenir of
the value of a human life," said Paul,
coolly putting 1t into his pocket. He
has it to this day
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18
our Natural Language.

A few years ago society OF emf
nent men IN Paris discussed tne
enestion: .What language would 2
child naturally speak ifnerer taugnts
The devout Catholics were OF the
opinion that the Hebrew language
would be spoken in these clrcum-
stances.
One scientist was of the opin'oh
that some form of the Chinese IAN
ouaqe would be the natural tongue.
twenty diferens results were pre-
dicted.
At last it was decided to test the
matter and q committee was ap'
nointed to carry out the experiment
Two infants we're procured ano
nu, in the charge of deaf and dumt
woman who lived in the Alps ane
made a living by rearing chicken:
and tending sheep.
The woman was given strict inJunc
.;ons to allow no one to speak t
these children, and as her cot'ag
wes some miles distant from an
neighbor. the circumstances surroun'
ing the experiment we're very law
rable.
Years rolled on. and many of ii
members ccc the society had lost sis
of the interesting experiment. Son
members of the committee died. al
there was great danger Of the resul
of this wonderful test being lost
the world.
Fortunately, two Of the memoe
Of the committee kept faithful wat
on the ease. and when che childF
were six years old brought the
with their nurse, into q meeting
the .savants. Every member v
on the tiptoe Of expectation as to
result. Not one word could cit
of the children utter; their only tc
of language was a wonderfully g
imitation of the growing of q cocs
caekling of a hen, or the bleat'n:
a sheep. The predictions OF scie
were totally upset by practlcai
pertinent Chicago Tribune
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

Major James Geddes, the resident =,
snnerintyoaent of the Louisville and
Nashville Raj toad, finished unearth-
ing a case yesterday that turned OUT
TO be one of the coolest and most oe-
liberate attempts ever made tc get
damages from a railroad company.
In addition to this the unravehng OF
the conspiracy developed an attempt
Of man and wife to perpetrate
most fendish outrage, and cause the
sacrifice of their own child IN order
to get grounds on which to sue the
railroad company.
After the engineer of q passenger
train reported to Major Geddess on
Friday night that he had nearly run
Z over n colored boy near the tunnel
E on the Decatur division OF the Louls
! vile and Nashville Railroad on that
J, day. Who seemed desirous OF com
e hitting suicide, the Superintendent
e referred the matter to Mr.. F Lester
!. the station agent OF Lester Station
which is near the tunnel. Malo'
N Geades,s letter was returned las
=, NIGHT with the following indorsenen
e. by Mr.. Lester:
e. .There is negro living near IN
month of the tunnel who has aoou
be ten children. Yesterday they agree
o. that one of the number should 8
ut. down on the track and be killed D
nd passenger train No. g. SC that u
ND mother could recover from the ra'
nd road company money as dainas
,s viii, which to raise the balance OF Il
family. One of the children agree
nc. to die, and they went down the ro'
to short distance, and the one wi
zoe had consented to die got on t
INV track and sat there until the passe
n5- ger train came along to within abo
.yo- ten feet. when the child beca'
frightened and jumped off. l
the mother whipped the child severe
ight although it persisted in telling
ONE that she was, going to die for
and beneft.--NaShUtlte Ontoh.
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TAILORING,
W. Ralmes'

can now be found at my shop next
70 the colored Methodist Church. IT.
Gravei Town, where will be pleased
~ COO MI nv old customers and rs ma
nv new ones as possible. ~
Nv experience i'll the business. o. ~
wears. enables me to give Satisfaction
Work. AS heretofore. promptly done.
and delivered according to promise
Prices cheap for cash.
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4 kszIiszs
How Lost, How Restored

just published, new edition Of Dr; saai Snii
yerwelPs Celebrated Essay on the ne 9a1,sai snsss
In, IuvoInntary Seminal Losses, 1mpoteney,
Mental and PHYSICAL Iucapaeity, lmpeal-
ments to Marriage, ETC. also, SonsnISp ndnIgsnee
Epilepsy and FITS lnducea 81 py seii'i.i'0
The celebrated author, in this aamisapty ts,;,tS
essay. clearly demonstrates from aia1iay 1nT,y
years successful praeGSe t9as sv ve he radicaiy
eopsdqoeoiHti eoped pointing out mode at once
simple certan and esetas sY msa1e his con- n
S;tion NAV be. nav cure himself cheapiy'
privately and radicaf-
ee This Lecture siosasLd be IN the ho1'7s
of erery yosah and ererz' MAJ -s,s the eand. . .
Sent under seal, in q plain envelope: S 90
any address, postpaid, en- receipt o. .ouf
cents or two postage stamps. ADDRESS 20
TIE cULvERwELL MEDICAL Co.'S
uhnn Street New York, \. Y; PosS once
-! =! atn Asii JuIy-ly.
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Notice of Final Discharge

Having made settlement on 1T the iz; es:
40 ~ Rohprt /, s;chumpert | will apply
to tot the Judge of Probate for Newberry.
county, w S. G., on Monday the 18th day OF
Ip,1r 1855. at II O'Clock in the forenoon
9or = final discharge as Guardian OF said
estate eo JOHN c. SCHUMPERI,
es!'1I Guardian.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

r AND. Claimsa speciality. Warrants,
/ andADDITfoNAL HOMESTEAD.
CERTIFICATES and all kinds OF
IsIND W 81 SCRIP bought and sold. S1S-
PENDED ENTRIES, LAND, "a, "a,
TEVT and PENSION cases attended
TO- : Correspondence solicited. a: a a.
Thomas. Attorney at Law, Room % oC'
Cloud Bldg. Washington.
April 80, 1S-ly.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

Grain \ o. 4s stops at all Stations.
Nos. q and 81 stops only at Brlnkieyss
Whiteyilla, Lake Waccamaw, Far 6:un' ana
Nichols, Marion, Pee Dee, Florence Ipdgs Wedgs.
f5a Passengers Saas for Columbia and al points on
R E., C, c. & A. R. z Stations, atSen zen
junction, and all points beyond, should 1aSe
NC; se1saraTe 10 r Pullman sleepers for Savannah
Passengers on 10 can take 4s train from re 70, p
renee for Columbia, Augusta and Georgia
p't-r Al trains run solid between Charleston ana
Wilmington
:TOldN f. DIVINE.
| General Superintendent
II. M. EMERSON, Gen'l Pass Agt-
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18
NOTICE. !
co1INCIL CHAMBER.

COUNCIL CHAMBER.
Town OF NEwBERRY, S. G., June s, 80.
To all Whom 1t Hay Concern:;--Notice
is hereby given that the assessment fol
taxation Of the real estate within the
limits Of the Town of Neacterry, By
Messrs ". T. Tarrant, j. n. Martin alt
J.E. Brown has this day been fled II
the office of the Clerk and Treasurer o
the Town of Newberry. S. G.
JOHN N. JoHNsToNE; Mayor.
ATTEST:
J. S, FAIR, c. & T. T. n. 6-ll-4t
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

4 petrifed baby was recently dis
covered in Texas, and lately mar.
r;ed editor is wondering ''how the
blamed thing kept quiet long enough
to get petrifed.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

Florida Manufactured last year oo'-
2os,7s2 cigars, an increase of lS,5oo,'
over the number made there in 1855
There are fifty.seven factories in the
State.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
PLANTATION SUPPLIES
For Sale.

We have now in store Esr5js Hams H,ms 9nd
tsEeastaSiP s.nd Pecf Hams and Ok Tongues, Bacon,
: Sm9heua mo sna N O. Molasses, Java, Laguyra1 1s ana
e,o nnaIS Go1 Of different brands, Kinks Lanndfy p
sosa and other brands. Also nice 'i2I Ga,s 9
G5apteware, Ewers, and BIAS Sas'Ts3 T13bers eti nics
ware. PhcnefS' B. J. RAMAGE s. SON.
articles, = Newberry, S. c.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

Would it be just to say that all
physicians partially get their living
by pillage?
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

4 poetess sings. Il Have Found
What Silence Is" Her friends, it is
understood, are not so fortunate.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

So high-prieed have been peaches
for the past two seasons, that ooo
new peach orchards have been set out
in Delaware within q year
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FOR SALE.

"A No. G Liberty Job Press, platen
14x2l This Press will be sold low Tor
cash. as the proprietor wishes to make
room for another Press OF different
AnnlE early at this Office.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

Thirteen State bureaus of statlstlcs
of labor, are now in existence. Inc
Oldest, that of Massachusetts was
established in 1869.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18
New Barber Shop.

The undersigned respectfully iIa-
forms the gentlemen that ne mas mas
opened barber shop on TIE Sc street ". De-
tween Mr.. Fallaw's and Ar.sO .e DOW
ers'. where he Will be pleaseu to wait.
up''' ' THoRNE COLEMAN.
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III. 2erher, 81. ,9ege11t
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA:
,,,c,: 0r, ,ruv (,oNpTROLLEg GENERAL. y

~ I5ETpEIse eOL+ t@TN4131~@1
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA:
orr,rl: or TIE CoMPTRoLLEa GENERAL"
certify that Frederick WerseF, .'r..
of Eewberry. Agent of the Connect
icut Fire Insurance Company, thezMer-
chants Insurance Company, and the HI
hernia Insurance Co. Of Louisiana, has
complied with the acquisitions OF the
Act Of the General Assembly entitled
An Ac, to Regulate the Agencies
Of Insurance Companies not lncor-.
noratetl in the State Of South Caro-.
Ina. and l hereby license the said Fred.
er;ck Werber. .Ir., Agent as alores;lid- 70
take risks aud transact all oaSiisess =.
Insurance in. this State. N the soo'.li.!
/ of Newbelry for and i. behalf ol 1Se1. sse,.i
Go,,n.,,,ies-Expires March 3lst. tSs6;-
o..t. H1i -. is'..s ~ E. S Sr0NEY.
C,,nntrol .rr. General.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

According to the doctrine OF the
survival of the fttest, the last man
will undoubtedly be tailor,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

Solid Trains between ChariesVoh aho
Columbia. 4.obo5 10 This
train No extra charge for seat IN tnese
cars to passengers holding First class
tickets. - nrp
General Superintendent.
T. NJ. EMERSON,
General Passenger Agent.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18
HP TRAIN.

-Trains on AsheviDe Spaftano"ls i'o
VIII be run oS 1'i' ''' JAS. ANDERSON,
Superintendent,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

The wife s pathway in life is gen.
orally a buy way.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

When a stovepipe is out at the
elbow the SCOT begins to play out.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18
south Carolina Railway Company.

.z ~ y . =
south Carolina Railway Company.
J, ,,o,iMEScING MONDAY, MAY p; 1885, at |
q CGSoA s.o5 Z. NJ, Passenger ITrains will run as |
time -
-, 10, AND FROM CHARLEsToS.
EAST tpAILY.o
Depart Columbia at-.. ;6-se @ m o1e o1spm N
Due Charleston. us5 m $40 -
WEST DAILY. .eo
Depart Charleston m ,ScS ScS = : ~ ~
Due Columbia. ........'..lof9 u IL ''''o -
TO AND FROM CAMDEN.
pAsr DAILY EXCEPT sUNDAY.)
pep DeparrS rs1oder wSlu,lo o.....i2l4 m 7.42 pm
DUe WEST (pAILY EXCEPT sUNDAT.)
Depart tCamdsn.....;la;9!o :! III 1ES0pm
Due Columbia-..... ...9L2 u
srSDAILI) ro-nm
Depart Coluulbia......... e.30a ~ IN ,pSsppm
NV WEST DAILY
| Depart Augusta. ......". o:oo q u IN m N,
[ Due Columhis.. io.4o d Ia
O"e CONNECTIONS
Made atColum bia with Columbia anu ~ 1n
Vile RAILROAD by train arriving At ivNa;M., IL;n
and departing at r3atte S;z, r Columbia % and Au
1r,Inta Raj, Road by same train to ano 1ro"
an points on both roads. .,,-o Sumner 4,
Passengers by these trains 'aN'
Brahchville. .e.oo,,ars f,r New. York
and a. on Tuesdavs and Fridays with steamS; cams;
ana aeksonve 1e and points on the St. J0ha
WIN 9aae savannah anna SAs snd al
p'tt' At Augusta m with Georgia and L. &c Centrn III,
railroads to and from all points West s an a
South. At BIackville to and from points o o
!. Barnwell Railroad. Through tlckeSS xea1 can y
f purchased to all points South ana "es''
/ applying to .+ ,,o,,nobis
Il John b. PECK, General Manager: .,
i d. G.. ALLEN, Gen. Pass. and ItcNet 40
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18
P ARK BR'S TONlC

A Pure Family Medicine that Never Int'zI's'ss
r. o;,,es tone and power. For complains nI o1
~ slWnT;IS W;Snevs Bowels, Stomech, LIVER anu
Ine i-rs for nil the subtle troubles or %omo.l
.utSo, Sor those bodily disorders induceu s ,il
an. any. ioa resnd mental stcain, its eIlee,s
lety, ca S md charm you. 1t is not m cssere;I
s9[ sI;,n,er delicious to the palate, an nIn.
4t 9oESa ~ the LIQUOR habit. and eSceeonS S s;1,s
e0Ie 90 - t,,a aoed and feeble. 5Gc ana =,
iuI IfUon ~ are q lawyer, minister U, Ht;ons
~ Exhausted by mental STRAIN %, ,.ts r-tst Ant
cares do not take lntoAicA''A'e
1se PARKEa's TONIC. so,,,ar worn out
~ Sou m,-erwork. or mother run Gown ,r,n;S ~
VII. VIII y or hon sehold duties try FAhAhN
TONIC. -.o,.;o rheumatism, Kidney
I,meru CoT9plaints, or If you are tIoGnlUu itnT
.;.J, aI1v disorder OF the lungs. stoulaIl,
WI %a.n hIooJ or nerves you can be cureo ny Az
/ KER's TONIC. from old age, dissi-
u sou 80 anv disease OF weakness ana fequit,e a.
pal.!o1ent take PARKER's TONIC at once ct s
am invioorate and build you up ION snS saroS
4 W. W. ~ mt will never intoxlcate. u naS 9"'
'5rsiis aosS ~ Of lives it may save yours.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al substitute o.
Composed ofthe bestre!nsolat fn,T
- ti,e World and is entirely ~ cir
iialrrerarations III OF ginger alone. SEM 4oi
cular- o,@~av 3, 90
4 1se WILLIAM street 70. or ~ as
T. sE,s,s toS s75eizes- ut all dealers in metlclnes
s' teS -" t.,e:,t saving m buyiE2 doliar SEE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

A roller,skater is known by his
bumps.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18
Life Preserver.

Lie PreSerVer.
II you are losing your grip on life, try 'tWclls'
Health Renewer." Goes direct to weak spots.
"2ough on Piles"
Cures Piles or Hemorrhoid<, Itching, Pro-
trading, Bleeding, Internal or other. Internal
and External Remedy in each package. Sure
cure, SOC. Druggists.
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S-aNaS~~1~--
SSSzgzs Szz - 3.EE..zssszz9 -
- E@SzT7-al y az 4T AZ EsE W III
,sheyille and SpartaDburg Railroad
DOWN TRAIN.
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P R o S P &c 7 = S.

=, on1ness Of the participants and Visitors,
have decided to publish, during the instlLute1
daily, neat p column paper r1pIs to- eg known .
Ane e. ,Le name indicates, the Journal Will be
te S organ rue Of the institute. And it viii con con
t tain ai reports OF the Proceedings OF xeae eaeh
day Notices Of LsetaFsS a Ret5 Pfrsene ne selecoas
pS Matter from the pens OF some OF
ana oDp GelIsi bess writers The VIII
Valuable IntoF%ats,on snaie copy sc
ooG;, Weeks t Secnre So YOUR patronage and inhu-
ence ne2 in This effort and that you will July ap,
| nreciate the spirit that prompts US 20 n1AAe
uou '''t Very respectfully,
MANAGERS INSTITUTE. .JooaNAl:
NoTE-Further information viii De IIrn1Sn. nnIo.
.nnnicatons em pertaining to the paper may DC
addressed. z,1ses
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

: .cpIv,cSG ONE OF THE FAMILY TC
RAISE MONEY FOR THE REST
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

Kenneth Marlborough at Galveston Dee Rivers The yleo Oh
Texas shot and ked by JUS is 70 to ~ ouse w S
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Pretty Womel

'cfoSc on It's heels. Delegates IT
Chapel, Sharon and Hopewell
sent, all Of whom were strictly
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

A Strange Case.
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HiIInington,coL' { Augusta
Condensed Schedule.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

good sf sGya Fasel Yeass
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

Ladies who would retain freshness ana WV
scitv don't fail 10 try "Wells' Health Renew
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wilmington, n. c., May II, lss

PAsSENcER 42GstEs1R,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
MArTINGs sEVER so oHEAP.

Almost every ship that has arrived in this
port from Cemia since December has brought part Of
its cargo large consignment OF Chinese mattngs They
were intended for the trade, though many roll,
are sold In the South during the winter menths Co ep
tensiye have the importaons, however, that tina
consignees been obliged 20 throw their goods ins
the auction rooms and the consequence IL that probably
before have mattngs been ~ cheap The lar est
purchasers In the United States at these aneIons ays
been H. r. Williams & CO., OF No $50 CaBal-st, few
doors east of Broadway. TRIBUNE reporter passiBe
by the door Saturday saw the sidewalk covered I'm
take them away TO all parts OF the country Within tie
store were many people, examining the different patterns
and buying In larger or smaller quantities for their
BONES The first floors and Easements OF Nos. 246 and
$50 and the easements of Nos. 248 ami 25s. which run
through TO Walkerst filled with the rolIs that
IL hard work to find passage among them.
1--WE have been heavier buyers at the auction sales
ton" sain Mr. Williams. I'VE have these floors aud
cellars full you and alsO III )usaDds Of yaPis on
storage. but shall keep buying during the season
Our purchases ~ far have amounted to $4,000.
We are supplying the best houses In this city, in fact
IN the United States we'll selling retail With
blankets and housekeeping drygOods generally, lave
made specially OF mattings for years. but Lave never
are selling them from 10 to 40 per cent below This
able do this Is because the consignees
In this city, being unable to get the prices hey have
been holding for have been compelled TO send them
the auction rooms The result loss the Chinese
manufacturer OF 20 per cent. The c0nsigees however
only part OF their vaue-about 80 900 goods valued
at $20.OO0. We make speciality Of furnishing natngs
for institutions. Among those for which we have orders
Is the Seaside Home OF II Souls Church"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
WARM WEATHER DULYESS IN REALTY

Little comment is needed on the real estate
market last week. Dulness the general complaint
among brokers' private sales being few and as rule
uninportant while the auction sales presented no fea-
ture OF interest The is practically closed and
dealers are reconciled moderate OF business un
nh the autumn. Prices continue firm, however, anu @he
market shows indication OF Ibe pressure OF any prop
ertes OF magnitude sale. Rather than sacrnce tbe
hohlugs properLy-owners seem fuzzy resOlSeu 70
carry them over TIL next season. Inc convey anges
for the week ended May Ii were 2l7 IN nnm0er .nvoV
ing 49, 32l 436 against $40 Involving So,Sloo 10.
me rorlesponding week a year ago IheTe were ios
n,nrtgages recorded, the amount involved Dehs
III 7!fS s6i as compared with 227 unvolvinS
g. % 'SS5i for the Same week OF 1854 Among the
suies reported are those OF many lots Inc DOCK to-
Iais handed by Fist and Second aves. aud One-hnI
drith and northumberland first STA were sod Oy VIE
lam Cnudweil aud the 3 s. Constant estate to Ihnip
nud William Lblng tor 100000 Four lots at Nlhtn-
i've ami Seyeutieth-st have been sold by Ia j. * D.
phiiuus 10 Terence Farley for $4,000: Oscar nam
rsien has bo yht twelve lots in Seventh-ave extohG
inv rom and forty trstst to
=. second-st, for $4,000 Alexander ~. Dus
hnu0ht of John Clann four lots, az eo o
Ninefy.hrst-st for about S3S,OOO Nos, oIo ai1 oaS
,,r',, have been sold To Henry C0uth Tor ?4looO
~ 40 Madison ave- has been sold by the mortimer
~. for 10000 A. Ii. Muller Son sold No. 100
-, Eort y Il xth-st for $4,000 f. ID Connolly sod 10
arsr pros tile ak story facOry.budinR at flrst-@Ve
nn Observation-Disclosures, for ; 1000 Terence Farley "
@ renor The sale the fiat ut the southwest corner OF
Ninthaye and sxy-thlrd.st for $0OOOO TO the estate
~ Josenh Reckendorfor and No. Ala West Seventy
DIST for S.lS,OOO