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Ole bette uno blIll9lte OftOjiin Ftr 6as
nIIltn III Der >oat.
5H Sett pom et7cr bis iluGH,tI Mi .urcH nab elmer
eiHmail9eH gr tEo.l lcH &H,ot6ouJ pt.felt cS aiea
mas, : II Hsri.u 81 .IGo IN. GlGgrel, rUIs uetiJ
mo marterEo oIe : umcricH Dc. 0uyb I'm unltiSz
mils, 2tttlL1.rilf It, Unttraltuu1. gtrfrtlp.
pcimna, NcrOnittt HcurdIlit ODER burh iouiae
SraHtbelt 9lihaitCH GUh iel7 mo3cr, a1oluan'S
TtdoD TttitI ptIltairt ioiortI3c Stct1teuHs.
&c briIt INTO perbutit--
GrfGltungcn, Nultcn, idlimmtn Sal8.
0ciiertttt, 5(bcumatiamus,
9ieuralglc, &OpildmcHcu,
3GbHIdDmu;cu, llltbma,
gtbmuuQ5bcihmtrotn,
JfnfcnrclBcn, GntiInoun9 Der 0e(cnle,
&crrcnfun9en, Euctidluu0cn, Sd)mcr.
sen in Ban 9fiifcu, scr 8rut unO Den
Cllcoeru.
G,c 2nlucrou-o oeS 8taOn Reiici aui oen S6rper
ttcl, ooet oit Norltytlclt IL oeJeI IT, Der S,pmer
bei,noet, rulro iojortIsc Sr,etuteruRs ge.vdpreH.
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]}0OWoD's pi((en.
eas sroBe eeber. unO Rascn.s ssilmitteI.

sas arpBe 9ebers unO Ra9cu: SsilmitteI.
Souilao.g lci amato5, ubcriHdert, pur9IGeH, resus
lirer reiHlgeE uRo trIItI8en.
Tabwag's Yillcn.
Sur S,ilurs Gler SrOutptiten oes Dta9eus, Der &c,
ber ocs llEeI tbeS, Der JereH, Der Ooe, osr giers
BEN, 2erlIopian9, 9art.ublgtet, lHueroaud.Dlelt,
9uspepic Ga4,nleoca 6ieber, sdnbuns,
SQmorrDuioen uno Gller unregumaBl9tetlen Der Gina
0eipetoe 9cin peacablIil, Ueoer S.uedlber, utiHes
raliru nod IChdblI,4e SrO9ucn eHtbdtteno.
Cine Uot tommeRe . Screaming iptro ourd1
ben Gebrauh poR faoDap's BIlleH eISIelt. Slerourb
iperbe1
Opspepfte,
aOpftuch, reroorbsEtr DtGleu NIB Stoiitit otrmes
ben, od Die JtabrHg Die ilr iu G.l gcnommen Babt,
ipre nagTenoen St9cEhaftcn Sut 2utretter1auH9 oes
nattrllt1er -SuITdnoeS bcS SorpcrS lleicTt.
Irete 25 eeutS oic 5dladltsl- gu baben bel
DIR. RADWAY & Co, gir. 80, @arcnzs straRe.
gens4ort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-24
IaomaD's 9tcaog Neliei

Al icosr 3eit I'M Nauie babe. SsiH G'etraub ptrs
mu6.tnatig lulrtcn bel jcocr Nit pom Stmer; ooer
ar0nlhcit. IS sibt 9dtts in Der I8c.t oa5 10 jacl
eiHsn merS itilt, nod ben NortItrltt Strduta
belt Guibdlt, ais oa5 9teGon JteeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-24
M,hr ssnflaaen aeo II WouLanaer.

Yari8, %. SeptemDtr. - NJ. yamouz
rour, iriiherer Sefretar OeS Groieu Dillon,
bat elm SudD, betltet ugiH Sahr i'm Uyil"
perOheutid)t, !peldleS meitere GntbUuUugeu
be3ligIid Der Soulangiiteu mad)t. GaS
Bud beid)ulbigt &ouIauger, elHeu Gheil
bes fiir Harteijmede aui9ebradten @elOtS
perunreut 81 baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-24

RF IN bas Publitum!-Gt6et Tdlsr uno Der.
LGHst 8ae'pans alo ieqe bes D9taowaa" an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-24
Gnropaiid,e 3abelberi6te.
stnrmperbee.uuaen in irantreid,.

Parts, %. Sept. - 9as uorgeltrt9e
lnmetter III Gin. .6ranfrsid) ileht obue@lets
9en ba. Der SOgel ridtete III Den 9Selnz
bergen oeS Rbone- 5bales mn bel Soroeaur
elHeu uHermeBiIdIen Sdaoen al uno ger
ltorte ulelrad Den 9anieH Grrag. @aS Der
9a9el ptrldOnte, wurbe Don Dem itarteH,
OF nit gSlrbelrum artiger ipeftigtelt attire
teHben Srtan nteOer9eleQt. lleber Die pets
ten Gbenen Der @lrOHoe fegten SSanerho'
len, Die g-oBe &crbeeruugen aurifteten.
Su benz Gbone hale probt cine groBe 0od)s
tutb. 9n giauamort bel !Rarleille5 ltno
Die &ana.ufer erngeltiirSt, mOourd) elne led]S
Otellen melte Srede yaupeS inter lSaner
gelept murOe. !ouuoerte pou SouueH Srdu=
ben pno pernltbtet, uuO enc grobe lfen9e
@etOepieb lit in ben 6lutben umges
fommen.
Die 6lutbeu baben in 9epartement Sarp
groBen Sdja0en angerld)et. 9lm Sonnta9
meg Ole hbone 10 6uB uuo iiberitlpemmte
oaS StaNthen Staucaire. Sci 9,alernns
que, am perQuit, 80 Wielleu uor0metltf
Don 9itmeSt publte Ser SiuB eineH Srleoz
bot aut uno flibrte elne Au;abl Sdr9e,
neblt ibrem Suhalt, oapou. Scr Arbed)ez
6IuB III bod augtihmoueu. Sei Aubenas
tamen brel Wienlden ourd elnen 0amnt=
bruf inns &eben. Sn beu 9iitrltten
9luignOn un0 GaOerouIie, al Der JihOHe, I'M
9epartement &auclule, iin6 plele S&ertIiat
ten unO 6abrlien burd) Die 0otilutb ;ur
Gtnneuung Des SeueUr5 geSmungcn mors
ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-24
Die Muti. sgIaperei.G 6 pufereui.

gartS, %. 1eptember. - ole 2(ntis
Sflaperei=SoniereuS empiiehlt, Die 2lrbett
Der llnteroriiduu9 Der Stlaperei inter 9ia-
ttonaIzGOnite ju uertbelIeu, Welhe eill-
Selu 3ur60rberung oes gemejniameu 3weteS
tbotbig lein iouen, bauptd1IltJ ourd) gtii.
Fonen Sur Setebruug Der GirgcbOrenCu.
Der Yapll loll erlud)t melben, cine lGbriIdlc
Subitrlption sum SeltcH pieler &omite Il
81 9enebnugen.
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q aipinwall auf Ser 9anoenge
BON banana, Die alte Stapt Der 6libuiier
unb Succaneers, melde I'M uorigen >iabrz
bunosrte purb Sranoitiitung un0 Bliinoe=
runa 10 piel Su leiOen Aatte, iii gcitern pou
eiuer furd]tbaren 6euersbrunit beimQeud)t
woroen, bel meld)er iit Die alte Haubult
Der MISUNDERSTANDING pieber bemerFbar
nlatte, 10 baB Oas 0iiiitQr eindreiten unb
cine NnSabl Menld)en tobtihieBen muBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-24

Su SO1ge eines 6ehters in leis
ner Seriaiiuug faun Der Staat
gS oming I'M 9tupenber 1892 nj d. t
III / I # I'M nj II. 9aS bebentet Den Serluit
BON @leftnralitimmtu iiir - etuen Der hei=
ben Suupt-G -GanoiOateu. Ser Staat fam
aud isluen @onsreB, tbgeoronsteu erwQb=
len, bis ole Serfaliuug gednoert tit.
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81. Gougreb. Grite Situug.
GnSe Scr lanaen WeiG,dits spcrre
TN sSaitfc.

9tpet ipe'terc Scmctratcn usge5ablt"
Ter %nrid,Ias jun y IN cinee @ebauoes
iu Gbrsn oes stmosufcns Grants III
Saihtngtpn.-Seia),uerpe Der "sSomans
Snpuittia,z 2eague."
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The German Correspondent

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Client abuunialls une tsiu @ne..
g4ir beribteten in ben letten Gaasn uber
nicbt ipeuiger, als iedJs Sataitropben. Die
Spfer beS Giienbabnz MOrpes in @bicaao
iinb pornsbmlid) Jun9e 9tutide, ole fb
auf Der 3eimiahrt bon eiuem lGnDliden
gusfuge Des yOeutlden epuHs.. ..lutb. @ai.
ienbaus.Gereins" beTanOeu. @insn beluu.
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as Observation-Disclosures hot

PAS ReprGientautenbauS bat
geItern mad, mebrtagiger 3errerei unO Grdnz
gelei getban. mas es nidt laiIen fouute
unb Dem 9teger 2angItou oen Sit &enable's
fir Slrguien mo Willer ben Sit Guiott'S
bon Siio-@aroiina ,ugeiproGen. g6w Iinp
al berartige Sorfommuiile bel ben Jiepubz
lttanern bereits 10 9em0bnt, nab mir ms
bofltens munoern, marum man 10 lange &C.
martet bat. 1nitanpsgefiibl bat tie iibcr
nid)t Suridgebalten.
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Gin tnoeIid)er 8eiudb Der &aiierin BON Sejtz
reid iu Mmcrifa.

2Onbon, %. September. - Die Sais
iertn bon Seitret6, meld)e i6on ieit lqu=
gerer 3eit incognito in europa reiit unD ge,
genmdrtlg in Spauien wtilt, beabiidtigt SEN
atlantllten SSean III frcuien uno Cuba 81
beluten. Itogliderlpeiie wlro iie ibre Gei=
le na9 ben Serelnlgten Staaten auSoeb=
neu.
Sn Gnglanb reiite bie bobe 6rau inter
Oem 9tameuoD oDtrs. Jtihotou," uuo in anoe-
ren ydnocrn nabm iie ueridlieOene biirgerli-
dc Namen oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-24

Petersburg, %. Sept. - Der gmir
pom Sofbara hat oem ruiIii9en 61nansmi-
niter 9Spihuegraosti Den III Srilauten aez
faBten botbariiren @rOBOroen perleben Hno
anBerbem plele mertbpoue @ei6enfe qe=
r1nGlf
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

ta2-s. - t@tss anss fzaF - fess
vac are gs1exeus = -
II. as<a=r.za HE. anl ~aeueTer -
~ ~ ras.aas eas4s we 4ay eag lassas
EsisTesz.s ~ sz .4aa 81 - 9 - Es2ss
3 eas@sree4nls IaF thee Nfo eva es
rssf q - Never xiss ves p despair.
ssE~a2--g II yea zFs Yaa44 q 2esseI'
sat Rev hcrn bs1- se9 io3ks slsa ~
srss ~ rs last hts S q 80 sxef
ne a. ssr1 SO may rea tkas es
VII sake courage sa3 3o si-~rezlf. 81
~ A1lre - this eiue. lHt vVa wa feeF
frea. use later "a. gAs3> gfeElD.+
Nr Ggaid sna Z VIZ resa fsea our
eEa worse in ls,leh-r for tae A.nedt q
ths Z. f.saHraaserg Hospital Fus.d u Lse-
loss Street. We faoaxht fh-E wcu-t -
8 Fsot way G. rsaearse oar ssleeri aE.s
aad rry our voices Nine IS al rshf,
eer Alr Gould fears fhss in fAe more
Ts-asrie PARTS ~ his residing he Hli igar
have q par some naoFe plfca "a TIE rQof
ol LIS velee he IS hlgAly emotional 81
Al BIS work. and has hrpUgnt tears O.
tAausanas ~ ewes Please 10 n0t auv
your ticksts II Nr Gould I 80 rot
wish % throw snY remp'auen he his
way. Vii furnish tickets to those whQ
wish them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
FRONT TLKvATIOx.

is details rs here shown viii nc equally
satisfactory 20 others One can 20 from
kitchen 70 the front door Of this house
without passing through the dining or sit
ting room. This is desirable in answering
the door bell
The vestibule I'm the hall is surrounded
with spindle work or fret work. sis the
case may be. This gives space which may
be devoted 20 wraps, hats and umbrellas.
and changes the hall Into room. A rug
can be matte 20 ht the vcstibulc. and in
this way it viii he easily cared Tor IL
would De pleasant thing tohang curtains
bac,, OF this spindle work which could be
drawn or not as one chooses The spindle
work in the hucS OF the vCstibuie forms
part Of the stair railing, though il Is
higher than X usual with stairs. and
above the open space shown nj the side az
TIE veStibule are spindles running 20 the
ceiling Taking this ycstibule with its
open screen work. the stairway and the
liberal windows looking into the hail. Tie
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
FIRST STORY rItT

long room vith rra-e ard wRntol ~ one
end. ard le view to the pHrior and sitting
racn. ana wc hare an air 81 luxury r1A re-
fncmr1t rarely attained in low cost
horso
in the sitting room there is n beautiful
i0r-e uintor, snl oppo-ite CRATE md
Maufrl Ile dining room has bay wiu
da-- 1-oie-- on. nui az To, end a space for
'eiosui wi.h Eight above b.
Tae arrr n-e'neat os china room 0r but
icrs rrntrv. as T. ia s0met iate, called. is
comracf and vcrv satisfactory Thr raavY
IS ple. The peatrv rnem does uot need
90 bo arre h7t tshonld havc everything
necdfs ia E without hain- crowded Io
tf-t hnse one esu eo fron th@ pantry o.
the ceisr Thus the same sta.rrraT an.
sverv for sra inside and or-e1e ccllarway.
THE -a.rwav from fhe kitchen goes 20
thc second foor and theuee ua fo
fte e-fte Ths stairway snd ,he gifrs
room are cus m from rhe front pa-t - Che
borse
There tsa fn-a closet 81 th. hal on fbe
-econd foor ln each ~ ths chambers
there is Pr iasat one closet There &, Goor
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

alast "a aaas-
Csssissf - eaEsr ETsI
81 Is saoss hme. 81 seems se ais. tass
-aaald daily a asf.s wra the heFati
ana saaak fsV soni4 pro and eaa re-
sasiinr authors -.a- fEeir ecrrs Un-
srr..nateir su = greas eoosnara ana
a. onaiforela reaier Lately ( aaFs
hesn able. through fe7 inhnsac, * Mr
CAsa.I1an. ~ 7esufarf ~ s. who IS
tl.e setsr.n editor "a the state haulg
ran lh- same paper / rhink i1y over
Faeq Faars. - o1fsin a cTpg q -fes
History af Delaware GeuntY ~ mY
frsaf sn1 telloe hfseratsar Mr jay
0oua
Ehs hoak IS said ta Pc quoted uow al
e. na4 volume. ewing % its great scarc-
- ana .he iart taat Sir 8cull Is ca ths
nrk lor 30 rha c1pies be caa ~. and
taar 80 S sai8 to destroy then 81 soon
- hey are seured so money eou'd
rarchsee lnv eeu voluee. ( assure yoa,
f4rif s. thoron hlg pare in cons. and 20
1ae can rea.l So luier- ssudnslF without
becoming better maa.
After reading caag of Count Leo
Tu'srai anl faeu burning rag i1ye ia
take faen NJ Goells The HISTORY ~
naanara Caauty aad read =. ul Tar
la-l enc ,.eut liEa-
Ete aCas contains f'f pages anl two
ffsel a'fte enrraFines ot men who had
ia Slave eaIrel Cloth. Snl shows ia every
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

- -
~ morn - APPgta rN SOME CHOICE
rranIsls
ceston De hal - usual blown his ho-n
81 uoou. when five Indians. equipped
eaiarmei forisar. presented themselves
sr h's door and demanded redress for
iae in-ult he had given 70 the authority
90 the association. A spirited and angry
discusaeg eusued when they were COM
peilel p retreat from the premises 20
the time of the .0l1 Kings Arm Shell.
"Smarung under this unwelc0me 10
feat" saws SIR. Gould, - second corl-
pany was dispatched the following Tues
C8y to enforce submission aud with IN
strICtious to se,zs the gun AMI horn, and
III necessary m-te Cat % Mr. Gould a
salutary coat of tar and feathers The
snn had just arrived ut the merdian
when. favorable opportunity present
ing itself. the signal whoop was given,
and the savage horde. springins from
their hiding places, and with demon lila
Wells. rushed uD and surrounded Mr.
Gould. who was standing with ms little
SON I'm the opcn air in front of the house.
''NVo were tlat son..
Here IS where Nr. Gould slips n grarn-
maaeal cog. lie for the moraeDt seems
% auticpl. his owa future and regard
liaselg es tao president boa-d of di-
rccto-s. general Iessen ,-V as 20 ull con-
luctor. aal. even h. It ac proper to usa
the piural first person under those cir
cumstauccs. woUllit not have been more
elegant t1 have s2.l .'5hat son was us.'
I- seems So, we think, to the thinking
lrind.
bnt late- on Jay says, son. the agony
~ nay yo1ta-ul mlndas expected every
moment 70 hehcld him irostrate,i. a life
less corTso upon tho yrouudr In this
lenNe i' as2ln eAile~ me tiliS aIar
nunee lle a-so reie7s with much
v'gor to the greet lac- of vitality SO no-
ticeaaie IN CORPSE IN this. however,
hc Is n0t alone. Others have noticed It.
It Only remained tcr p trcnchant pen
Ike that OF this virile young author 20
describe II.
hr. Go1ld's book cannot fail 20 please
those who love turgid, clear cnf style
such rs we End i'm % LITTLE boo', by aa
unknown author called the "List of
Names and Members ot Telephone sub
sr1hcrs I'm tho City of New York. There
IS ro surplus1g' IN thc writings OF Mr.
Gould anv more taal rho-e IS IN Che
treasury of his corporations after be has
drawn hrs sa.lry. tt,s language IS ei-
- ..+lI
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

4 HOUSE mA0e 10 i've II

a Flan Drawn VITA Regard tn the ne
tails of Comfort snd Convenience.
lcopgtiSat ~ American Irs-s Associs-iaal
The print Of noor plan shoa'd he
viewed in the nature of q suggestion. He'e
Is a rian made for one family lt leased
taem very WeU L IS Tot expected THAI an
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Adam.on. Mary TO AbrI, Chambcrlan W = Lexington
arc. Il OF iolstr, yrs i.."o ,,,n,.,,nd and ano
trustee, n Ia'a.,t Of stn.a,c. yr, $1,000 ,o,,
'GscStnGol BELLA to Dcnb,ty, li3 ncsDr.'t, yrs.
Ers,lov. Annie /. to J \ Knox. Honest Of
@"ii'ng cGa. 6 to l. T. Newman; ,o?sl io2 @davc.
nrton nolen VI TO Mutaa Life ms Co; 5 3iSt't'
" u .Ga,r. - w. - eoG r.,.,.. ,n,,a,r, and 1o,n
As,o Lex. 81 aud .36. Map Valentine Brady. 2ih
".tr .tp ieih to Chntllcn 3l7 East 7othst; yrs.
''VoUi SoUidn. Edward r. to I shepard tru'; W cor
So"uor MIrgaTet to \ " smith. executor, 18th
IT, bn% 2, "Ldward 10 Matthew Daly. 93dSt. Of
'''a4S f@fS John Sn' & to Issm savings Bank nrs'ow
st. tnso S Joh to iIJ Ias brewing COMPANY. cor
ner Riccc1or and Corne!!a st' year 1000 9o. ..,
,oo. LiaH@' ,.aa i. ''iIns' Inst,i%cnt, ro.5Go.
Fps,I, S1%c to 4Gn IGn H!o" =; TO- aSdy sads;
'ta,y' F' 3lienaei to 81 Lukes Hospital No 90 wlll-t
H. is % thnrl"itc TO q Hamilton. n Edge
conI'aSr and i3sti.,t ? ycars. 5000.
Howard l. s. . l. Harris l1i It W OF i22d.'t. wear
Lo,H~oea ;a%s gFGgsy l.. ySsr' csrasSS
nccceer nd Charlc' 'ts year ss ssa oIU
Jacob EIlas. TO ga orry'"''' dnE IT, '''"''
ana lo6n.oa S%,,5 E%b7n and Richard = to Richard L
1owi.rtd lOith.st. Of Madisonavc. demand g
kampr Herman to Robert McGirr of 10th
Keith, Eondnot to John h flehteh, : lo'hst " OF
Ride otto to Peter Docser No. 29s Avenue A.
lease demand. 800. .,,,
lugt"naNr Of s3d-st. N"ar>, $4,000. -
Larochan. Jacob, to Yetta Kahn. 7Sd.st OF i'
ave- atSr3nn jacob To David Miller 7ad-st
" andoI Charles H. and wife. to u Fischer & Co..
Avenue u, : II 6h.st, bond -
dougal.st between Blccckcr and West sd sts year.
Inp,. william \, to r brennan. cor OF Old Albany
Pos, Road and pryat' read, }cais 5000,
Luris g, - rho'h lrll u = OF llOh'st OF
jti,aIr 6 months $4,000
I0itl, II. ol 4tl ave, dcnand {" moIts $1,000
NulrrcN William. aud wife to trus IL NJ Hoe OF
N,ycr FREDERICK. to Chas l. Kunk. q Of LcXng-
ton az, and lOOtl-st ! year, SO 800.
% onnrll John j. and wife 10 Poussng. jr. s Of
Hall Place : ~ lG1th-st. iustalmcntH. $1,000
iltth,t ~ Of AlrAnIdcf-aNc, year. s. 300
SIN ,tam TO ChaIlcs II Jrwrtt OF 2ith.st q Of
0tha,r 1 wear o ur rt, $2S 600.
sni,c,L Morris and wife b. Zicgirr, 23, Fast
Sancr Frederick and wife. to julius Ehrmann
sh.l [iia, ana IhtIp to Lawyers Title Insurance
"a ~ : Fat Broadway. lot -, year. Al 600.
Smith Iiion { t. To Geo J Hamilton II i3sthst
. FfcccCmbc.a>e, years. 5000
Woodman Austin l.. 10 SAMUEL T. Knapp. Cooper.
= ~ ,rndcnv.>i years. $1,000.
' Wa,tbnin. May H. 10 Cinra Fairchild. Kings.
bride t, West Farms Emf ,th.st years. $500.
webster Ella =. 10 John " Bowers and another. >
Zandcr carl II. aud wife 70 Mary Even. =
Eldrndgc.st lot $40 > years 81 900.
zimmerman Justus II. 70 Louis NJ Jones, 27th.
ST. 2d.ayc. l year. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

Bl SlNENN AL HE LANiiEN4'pi''
Valuable investment property was again the feature
NJ the Real Estate Exchange, yesterdy. NO l75
uroodway between Cortlandt and Dcy sts, Is four
story and basement iron and marble building yield
ing rental Of $4,000 year: 1t was offered under
oder of the supreme Court IN PARTITION Inc Dld.
ding ran from slj0,00O 10 T"Oo,ooO ). d. Wendcl
was the buyer for j. Is. Lounsbery. Inc lot Is 24e
MOO. g. 49,. ,,, ,u,,
Nos 0s and 90 Wcst-st. are lvc-story brick build
incs standing plot 4GX6i. Inc biddlng ran from
100000 TO :7s.50O; John Woolsey was the buyer:
Nos. 27l and 273 scventll-avc are two four story
hroWu,tonc Buildings with stores on plot 1OXll2
The stores Tor $2.70 It year. and the property
sold for $40 800 to A. l.. Camp. No PIG East Ninety
ninth ST. "A nvc-siory double tenement house on full lot
brought 81 100 and the three adjoining houses Nos
.1s 11O and 2C2, brought $lo,91j each ID. c.
Fnncvcr was the buyer. Four two-story private
ave brought from 96,075 to %6,37j the lots were
IsAs5 each.
No, 80 TO 335 stanton St. are nvcsfory tenement
hons., ana stores on plot having frontage OF 704
feet with an irregular depth They rent for Ssi.5lo
wear. The bidding from $4,000 to $4,000 J.
Ecrringcr was the buyer No. Lewis 81. j three
story and basement brick honsc or lot 2OX4O. 1t
soId 10 Iohn Mccarthy for S7.7JO. 40 ii East
twenty fourth ST., adjoining the Lyccum Theatre, IS
A three story brick dwelling on lot 2OXl00 1t sold
for ao7 500 10 A. ". Powell No. 24- West Forticth-
= a foIrs:ory brick fat hO1Se lot 23XlOO. rents
for II G3O ycar and sold 10 George Hess for S195Oo
80. go West Fortieth st. brick dwelling and
No 4 East Forty third II. four story and basement
House with an interest IN the a!lcyway adjoining.
sold for 800 600. 10 J. CattuS.
\ plo al thirty SIX acres 3t YOnkers on tho BronN
River Road brought 920j an acre from Charles II.
Butler
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

Restrictions viii be made each lot sold value
and site OF dwelling.
The location is unsurpassed High ground. giving views
Of Long I.nnd Sound and beautiful Country about
health the property Is supplied with the Perfectly Pure
Cocquam water with it's Hyat, System OF F,crne Gas
Electric Lights. Perfect road5eis and walks.
Property all fenced planted nothing be done but
huud the house Churches and schools With the best
o, markets. within easy walking distance and Low
Taxes.
, westchestcr Avenue. 100 feet WIDE runs from the
Railroad Depot up and through The property; lined
with beautiful residences and with the most
rcr,cct system road building this Country. These
road. were built and kept perfection by gncr.
o-,tv and public spirit of Joseph Park Esq. &
Tntori for miles YOU drive through his beautiful
and valuable Of 1900 over road that
masses The roads of Central Park.
The NewIIaven Railroad is well known for excellent
service and comfort to passengers abort 20 each
cents trip Several trains make in 40 minutes
TO Grand Central Depot without stops locality
New York promises a better investment.
TERMs-io per cent day of sale 30 yer June
ol balance so per cent bond and mortgage per
cent for Ave years. title guaranteed.
For maps and particulars address postal to
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
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