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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-03-19
EpitOme of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION.
FROM WASHINGTON.

VUSV wv
THE census bureau shows the verified
populated of the United States in 1890
to be 62, 1922, $50.
The war department issued an order
making the punishment for desertion
from the army from two to three years,
instead of five years, as at present
IN the United States the visible sup
ply of grain on the 9th was: Wheat,
23, 19i, ,57l bushels; corn, 1858, $50 BUSH
els: oats, 2.s74,s54 bushels.
THE exchanges at the leading clear
ing-houses in the United States during
the week ended on the 7th aggregated
81, ,O7s, 1O3, 7O5, against 1906. 036. 734 the
previous week. As compared with the
CORE spending week of 1890 the increase
amounted to 1.3.
JOHN G. MAcGREGoR, chief of the
customs division in the treasury depart
ment, was said to have resigned. He
had held the position since 1885.
CLAIM agents and others interested in
claims under the direct tax act have
been notified that all payments under
that act will be made to the states in
trusts for citizens thereof from whom
they were collected or their legal rep
resentatives, and that claim agents and
others will not be allowed to examine
the direct tax records unless they are
authorized by the states to do SO.
THE department of state was in
formed that the president of Brazil had
declared the ports of that country free
and open to the imports from the
United States that were included in the
recent reciprocity agreement
THE breadstuff exports from this
country during February amounted to
SS, s4s. .901.
SECRETARY PROCTOR in preparing a
| retired list for privates and non-com-
missioned officers of the United States
| army has decided that the war Of the
rebellion began April Is, 1861, and
| ended August 20. 1866.
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TIE EAST.

In Philadelphia Hannah Williams,
aged 70, and her son David, aged 80,
were found dead in their house. They
were misers, worth $4,000, and had
starved themselves to death.
AT Rochester. N ", Lena Cunning
ham threw vitriol into the face of her
sleeping sister and the latter was terri
bly, burned. Jealousy prompted the
deed.
THE summer residence at Saratoga,
n. Y, of Spencer Trask, of New York,
valued at 500. 900, was destroyed by fire.
TnE death of Amos +. Learned, for
twenty-three years agent in New York
of the Associated Press, occurred in
that city.
FoR having three wives Harry M.
Crawford, a commercial traveller aged
"a, was sentenced at Rondout, N. Y, to
five years in prison.
/ THREE fishermen, Davis Searbury
and two brothers named Vanwormer,
were drowned near Albany, N. Y.
THIRTY-FIvE sacks Of newspapers and
eighteen sacks of letters, bound west in
a baggage car on the New York Central
road, were burned near GAINESVILLE,
N. Y.
FLAMES ruined the Burt building and
gutted the Dental manufacturing build
ing at Buffalo, N. Y, causing q total
loss of S225.00O.
THE Rhode Island prohibitionists in
convention at Providence nominated
Rev. John II. Larry, of that city, for
governor.
The Rhode Island republicans nomi-
mated state ticket ut Providence with
IL. w. Ladd for governor.
DUDLEY HALL e. Co., an extensive
tea-importing firm at Boston, assigned,
with liabilities of 100000.
AT Pittsburgh, Pa, the Weldon build.
ing and the building occupied by the
Germania bank and chamber of com
merce were destroyed by fire, causing
q loss of $4,000
AN unusually high tide flooded all the
lower portions of Bangor, Me-, doing
great damage.
At Albany, N. Y. Peter Hecker, 8:
years old, killed his wife with . razor
| and then committed suicide.
In New York Charles j. Fletcher
(colored), known as ''Gen. Wood" q
museum freak, was suffocated by gas
He was 4s inches in height and 60 years
of age.
THE Rhode Island democrats have
nominated state ticket, headed by
John w. Davis for governor.
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To Prevent tho Indians Securing Arms

CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 13-ActinR
Gov. Barber has issued proclamation
enjoining citizens to refrain from sell
ing arms to the Indians This was done
on the request of Gen. Miles, who says
the Indians can be handled easily il
not supplied with rifles.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-01-15
Notice of Foreclosure,

VXyhereas, Samuel Walton, of New Portland
w IN the county Of Somerset and State OF
Maine, by his mortgage deed, dated April IS
1850, and duly recorded in Somerset Registry
Of Deeds. book l74.page 392, conveyed to me the
undersigned, a certain piece or tract Of land
situated In New Portland, at the North Village
30 called, In said county. and described IA fol
lows. to wit: Ii being the grlet mill and priv
ilege, with the land now used with said mill
and the shed which belongs to It, and the righ
OF way to and from the same, as common with
owners OF this property for all necessary pur
poses. Also the night OF water sufficient TO
said mill to be taken from the fume Of th,
dam, and f1uinc Tor said mill, One-thlrd part O
the expense OF the dam and iume TO be bern,
by the owner Of said grist mill, the other tw,
thirds TO be borne by the owners OF the saw
mill and carding and pulling mill. The 0the
mill owners are not use water when 1t II
low to the damage grist mill which hal
the exclusive right grinding and flowing
divided half described in deed recorded In Son
ersct Registry Of Deeds. vol. Ill, page 2s7, and
the other undivided half recorded In said Reg
iatry. vol. l's. page ITO, reference to which rec
| Ords may he had for particular description
with the same reservations as are expressed
IN deed, recorded In said Registry vol. las
page s03. And whereas the conditions OF said
mortgage have been broken, now therefore by
reason OF the breach Of the conditions thereof
l oIaiin to foreclOse SAID mortgage aud give
this notice for that purpose.
Dated ut New Portland. the sixth day of jan
uary, A. D. 1891.
sta OH, KNOWLES
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ployed on the road one year by A. S,
Barnes 4 Co., OF n. Y. His fathers
health failing be refused q position IS
teacher ip the Minnesota State Eormsl
School, and came home to the farm. IL
prominently identified with the Grange
movement and is now serving as deputy
Of the Maine State Grange. Has served
as member Of the school board and a.
chairman Of the board Of selectmen from
1884 to 1890. Always a Republican.
Moore. Ben, North Arson. Democrat
Universalist, newspaper publisher, mar
ried; age 43. Born in North Arson, ed
ucated In the public schools and al An
son Academy. Always a Democrat.
Totman, Arthur H. Fairfield. Repub'
licsn, Universslist, lumberman, married
age &c. Born in Fairfield, educated al
Eaton School, Norridgewock, Dirigo
Business College, Augusta, and at West
brook Seminary. graduating In the class
OF 1872. Assessor Of Fairfield Village
Corporation three years, and treasurer
four years. Belongs to the various fra
ternal organizations.
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Whereas Death, has again visited oul
Grange and removed from among vi
our Sister, Lucinda T. Downs; therefore
Resoiped-That by her death our Grange
has lost faithful and respected worker
and friend, and that she proved herself
worthy Of the fellowship We gave her.
Resoipea-That while we bow submIss.
lively to the will Of our Heavenly Father
yet, We deeply deplore the loss We have
sustained.
Resoive6-That In our bereavement We
recognize the hand Of an over ruling
Providence whose ways are mysterious,
but who doeth al things we'll.
Rfsohtd-That, as further testimonial
Of our regard for her memory our
Charter be draped In mourning for the
space of thirty days.
Resoiyed-That these resolutions be
placed upon our records, and one copy
sent to the Family, and one TO the Somer-
set Reporter for publication.
MRS. NJ. +. JONES,
MRS, H. e. BARKER, Com.
MRS. OLIVE WILLIAMS,
Athens, Jan. 8, 1891.
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Reconciliation.

II thou vert lying, cold and still and white,
In deaths embraces, o mine enemy!
think that II came and looked on thee
should forgive; that something in the sight
Ofthy still face would conquer me, BY right
OF desih's sad impotence, and should see
How pititul thing II is tobe
Al feud with ausht that's mortal.
So tonight
Ny soul unfurling her white flag Of peace.
Fossstalling that dread hour whom We ma!
inset
Ths dad face and the living fain would cry
Across the years, "Oh, let our warfare cease
Lie h 70 short, and hatred 10 not sweet
La there b. peace between us ere we die"
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Notice of Foreclosure.

VXThereas, Samuel Walton, OF New Portland
w in the County OF sOmerset and State OF
Maine, by his mortgage deed dated January 81,
1883, and recorded In Somerset Registry Of
Deeds. book ia, page 500. conveyed to me, the
sAid New Portland. aud described AS follows, to
wit: II being the grist mill lot with mill there
on and the water privilege Herewith situated,
at the North Village In said New Portland, and
then occupied and operated by said Samuel
Walton. And whereas the conditions OF said
mortgage having been broken, now therefore
OF claim to fOreclese said IL origage and give
this notice for that purpose.
Dated at New Portland the 9th day of Janu
AIRY, A. d. 1891 awe
DANIEL II. KNOWLES
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POETRY.
Dveamiand
BY Q. WEIR MITCHELL.

Up anchor! Up anchor
Set sail and away
Ths ventures of dreamland
Are thine for day.
Yo, heave no!
Aloft and allow
Ell sailors are singing,
Yo, heave hol
The breeze that 10 blowing
So sturdy and strong
Shall fill up thy sail
With the breath ola song.
A fay at the masthead
Keeps watch DER the sea;
Blown amber Of tresses
Thy banner shall be-
Thy freight, the lost laughter
That sad souls have missed,
Thy cargo Of kisses
That never were kissed
And no, for a gay maid
Born merry in June,
OF lusty red roses
Beneath red moon.
The stars that midnight
Cast down on the sea,
Dark gold Of the sunset
Her fortune shall be.
And ever she whispers
More tender and sweet,
Glove, am I, love only,
Love perfect, complete.
The world is my lordship
The heart 10 my slave;
knock at the ages.
laugh at the grave.
Wilt sail with me ever
A dream-hunted sea,
Whose whispering waters
Shall murmur to thee
The lovs-haunted lyrics
Dead poets have made.
Ere life was a fsttsr,
Ere love was afraid !"
Then up with the anchor
Set sail and away!
The ventures Of loveland
Are thine for day.
Harper'' Magazine
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the l,s,s,a,v,. Of 1901.


House Of Representatives that assembled
u.-.,1 o., r.n - -hom :. A.
. nc~.so owsD, 1'q'. 70 "nom We pre-
'soeosed ZOE : copy. II - vs'osoie
compilation end one that 10 looked for
ee9erly by 4 large number Of Maine peo.
~ q -, = ~. memhsss th.m..,v.,
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We0bozD 0btainable from no other source.
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vcns..rt r,smhSrs AZ Hon uenrv "
NM ~ Hsmndsn. Penohscot conntv .ni
Hos' Tssde,,cs a. povsrs ~ Hon,ton.
a ,oc.tonk couetv vho ~ ssch al vssrs
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n, FarmSvs K, WannSsctnr... 4, MAJ.
ch.nss' 4, ph,.icisrs' 4, T:rm.r And
Nsnu fsotursr. yarmer and Desier in
Rail Eststs. Fsrmsr sod Msrchant. Tan.
No. auhm srins Eos,neer snd Contra ctor
ahinmsste, and ovnsr. Gh,nhuiidsr'
ssoh.
Rei,sion, Consreratioualist. A. Meth.
odist. a. IJnitsrian. x, RsntInt. 4. Free
R.ntlst. =, LAbersi. 4. IJnIversaliat. /,
4, Isdsnboroian. prsshv, srisn i, M
raiiaioua . sferencss. 8.
nc Houss Of Represeutstiven ia com.
| nossd Of Isl members. Ain the members
beIvos Z, the two great poiitical psrties.
M. Ia..s m.nSs, ~ m. ~. Il. IA.
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ROAD NOTICE.,

ITO THE HONORABLE COUNTY COM.
J. MISSIONERS OF Somerset: We, the under
signed, selectmen OF the town OF Ripley, BY author
ity vested in by vote Of the town at IT'S last an
nual meeting do hereby respectfully represent thai
ton of county road In said town, starting from
some feasible point west Of the DE Witt Hill, (se
caed), to some feasible point east of said hill We
therefore pray your Honors to locate said road. o.
such part thereof as In your judgment common
convenience and puplic necessity require.
Ripley, Dec. 9. IS9o.
JOHN Il; LANE, selectmen
c. Z. TRIP, Ripley,
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STATE OF MAINE


SOMERSET Court Of County Com.
missionsys. Deeembey AdjoaySsd 7sym, Dseem6sr
20, 1890.
UpoN THE FOREGOING PETITION, satisfactory ev.
idence having been received that the petitioners are
responsible and ought 10 be heard touching the
matter set forth In the above petition; IT is Or
pERKD, thatthe County Commissioners meet at the
dwelling house of G. M. Nutter, In the town OF
Ripley, on Monday, February 9Th, A. d lsqt, at
one O'Clock p. m, and thence procssd to visw the
route mentioned In said petition; and at the same
place, on the same day, Immediately after viewing
the route, . hearing of parties will be had, and
such further measures taken in the premises the
Commissioners shall Judge proper.
And Il IL further OKDskIp, that notice OF the
time, place aud purposes OF the Commissioners
meetlng Aforesaid be given to al persons and cor
poratious interesred, by publishing an attestsd
copy Of the petition Aforesaid, with this order
thereon, three weeks excessively 10 the Somerset
Reporter. public Newspaper printed At Skowhs
ssae to be served upon the Town Cle,t q the towu
Of Ripley, and to be posted In three public placer
n said town, the publication. and serving and
posing Of the to be at last Thirty days befofs
The time appointed for said View that all interested
may then appear and b heard. iftAsy think proper
ArrEsr: N. W. BRAlNKRD. cLzxx.
!. A true copy Of PETITION and 0~psn o. couH1
thereon. 3wI
Arr.sr: N. ". BRAIN xRD. clsnx.
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W. D. HAYDEN, {
ANsEL HOLwAv.

Whereos, Another worthy brother of our
Order has been taken from US BY death, and
Whereas. It becomes US to recognise true
worth and merit wherever found, thefefore
Resolved, That in the death Of Bro. F. B.
Stilson, the Somcraet Pomona has lost . devo-
ted and faithful member; one that carried the
exalted principles Of our Order into the asso-
Citations and transactions Of every day life, and
always manifested deep interest In its mate
rial advancement and prosperity.
Resolped, That We tender our deep sympa-
thy to Sister Btilson and the other members Of
the family In this hour Of their sad bereave-
ment, and hereby instruct the Secretary to con-
vey to them copy Of these resolutions as =
test Of our fraternal love and friendship.
MRs. VISTA A. WITHRR.l
y. EMERSON. }Committee
LEWIS BBAL.
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orr1dgewOck, for SkOwhegan and Mer
cert Anson. for Sawyer'e Mills, (Starks); a.
No: At II, for North and West New Portland
Dead river, Flagstaff and Eustis. At Bingham
for Forks and Moose River.
Trains connect at Oakland with trains to ans
from Boston. Portland, Lewiston, Waierville
Augusta, Gardiner, SkOwhegan and Bangor.
W. II. AVER, Ssspt.
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MISCEE.L ANY.

"This flls the BILL" as the hungry hen re-
marked when she dipped into the dough pam
No child can sleep soundly while suffering
from collie or from teething. Remove the cause
by using DR.. Bull's Baby Syrup. 20 cents.
All sufferers from catarrh or influenza can
look forward to speedy cure by using Old
Ssul's Catarrh Cure.
Some men are so stingy they'll expect you
to pay rent for the place you occupy IN their
esteem.
Pleasant to the taste-surprisingy quick in
effect and economical in price. No wonder that
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is the leading prepara-
ton of its kind.
"Oh, woman In thy hours Of ease,
Uncertain, coy and hard to please;
With children hurt, long hours you've spent,
Do try Salvation Oil, the lniment.'
Blinks. Been travelling in Europe, eh !
How did you find the hotels" Jinks Hired
a cab"
Weak and inhumed lids indicate an impure
condition Of the blood. The best remedy is
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t vitalizes the blood,
regulates the secretions, and expels all scIoiu-
lons humors from the system. Try it, Price
81. Worth So bottle.
| poet SAYS, Earth has nothing more
tender than = woman's heart. Evidently
be never had pet corn.
A Remarkable o..svMr. Walter Wheeler,
of the Washington Mills, Lawrence, Mass, FOR
two years afflicted with yaricose veins, accom-
panied by a troublesome eruption, was com
pletely cured after taking only eight bottles Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
| Job got his certificate for patience before he
was Obliged to go out and buy christmas pres
| ents for his relatives.
| We've heard of a woman who said she'd walk Eve
| miles to get bottle of DR.. Pierce's Favorte Pre-
scription if she couldn't get it without. That wo
| man had tried it. And IT'S medicine that make,
itself felt in toning up the system and correcting r
Irregularities as soon as its use is begun. Go e
your drug store, pay dollar, get bottle and Try it
ones been taken you'll know there's remedy e
help you. Then you'll keep on and cure vii
come. But II you shouldn't feel the help, should bt
disappointed in the results, you II find guarantee
| cy back for you.
How many women are there who'd rether have
| the money than healthf And "Favorite Prescrip
ton produces health. Wonder is that there's
woman willing to suffer when there's SsorHs-
| feed remedy 10 the nearest store.
DR.. Peircc's Pellets regulate the Stomach, Livei
and Bowels. Mid and effective.
He-"The Van Alstynes seem to be very
popular, don't theyi" She-"Well, with three
| manageable sons and no Misunderstanding
daughters, they ought 10 be-"
| TO Nervous Debllltated Men.
| II you will send us your address, we will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explaining
all about DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Voltaic
Belt and Appliances, and their charming effects
upon the nervous debilitated system, and how
they will quickly restore you to vigor and man.
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we will send you belt on trial.
VoLrAIc BELT Co., Marshal, Mich.
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The committees appointed to draft res
olutions on the deaths Of Bros. Chandler
Baker and F. B. Stilson OF Somerset Po-
mona Grange reported ct the meeting
held last week Is follows:
1t 10 fitting that our Grange in approaching
tic tomb Of Bro Chandler Baker should stand
With uncovered heads while doing justice to hi,
memory, and uniting in paying tribute to his
manly virtues and evenly balanced life.
While We deeply sympathixs with his family
and HE immediate relatives by reason of hi
decsase We are more than reconciled in the re.
view Of his past life, that we find nothing to
condemn or regret, and that the whole pathway
Of his life Is lit up BY his kindly acts, with
stern integrity In the discharge Of every trus
with which he was honored.
w.. D: HAYDEN,
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Stage Connections.

CFtFlag Station; at which Passenger trains
Will stop on signal or notice to Conductor.
Mixed Between bingham md No. AnaOn.
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Somerset Railway.
CHANGE OF TIME.
Commencing Monday, Oct. l3, 1890

Trains will run as follows connecting Mt Oak
land with Maine Central Railroad:
For Boston, Portland. Lewiston, Wateryille,
AUgtista and Raupor
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COUNTY cLiPPlnos.

Is GUARANTEED" TO CURE
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For the Reporter:
First Settlers Of MayHeld.

DANA's SARSAPARlLLA CURES
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Daily FREIGHT and PARCEL Delivery

The people of the Up-River towns may
still make Skowhegan their headquarters
for 'rade as all orders place. with Mr.. M.
F. Stevens, proprietor of the Stage Line,
either by mall or otherwise will receive
promp. attention, and in most cases it is
Guaranteed the cost of getting the same to
its destination will be lower than formerly
From Bingham or Scion any orders re
ceived in the morning will be returned the
same day.
For any further particulars as regards
rates, ETC., write to
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Browne Martin J, to II Morganthan, W wadsworth-
Bregg, Charles A. to same, 1Oth-ave l7s'h-S''
BOVINE frederick W. to citizens, Savings Bank n s
o3dst 19thaye three mortgage to year ot 20 nan West
Far DUo"5 y w,is''s $500 20, -.
BOVINE Charles G 70 Harlem Savings Bank 'S' East
Beiabere Charles to Ehret, 81 to IS East 4th-st
ciaS Frances A. to George EnEs ret oO cor 2d-ave and
Cumming William, jr, to schreyer, 22dst oth-ave'
Care Robert, to NJ Reeck n esd.ss. sth.ave,
D%ye2, John, to Boyd 112 2sh-st years,
DHnphy John F. A Austin 10 cherry-st yeor,
Faitcr. Jacob. to Il sturk, Bleecker-st Nc
Glass, John TO & + Iabateet Boomhed'st' "
Games, Robert TO wedmsn, 55th-st Court
Horton }a% mes! NJ . wos ref 1tSh''
Ms;;nsaa ~ F; 70 Hupfer' Sons. 1850 Sd-av'
JOSnso9' James G, to + Mssrenthsu. S 1sist-st c
JsGea Wareqs. 70 Mary lnnssS 49, BrOOme-st
Ce1 Kranich, tare. H. to Henry MSFsentSau Audi
boqayss i51th I ysas 81 OG S2s,, ,O,D..ve
vo1 Knght mS MaFy ss46 % same ''''' iO'n''0
K$esn Peter ! e 500 7 Horan pe'r'n'v'
Kennedy, daniel e 5 n Archer. MadisOnavc
lSI lyon Dora ssI Equitable Life Society.
Mott Fre9S P to Williamson. lot map MOrri'ania'
lMachenbacG Ernest. 70 seamen's Bank for Savings
Thomas. y
St W Ave A 2 morris 8 years, $4,000.
Norell, Felix, to f Dodge, ia Mulberryst morris
9 mos. 81 coo. - .
Muihoilsnd, TbQs A, to A Hupfes Sons, 2S5 willis
ave. demand. 81 800 -
Ottoman Edward J. to Title Guarantee and Trus
Connnanv IailroadaVe n q lS0th-st year 50 900
O'Nel. Henry. 70 Harlem savings Bank n I2Oth-st
W Of G.h-ave; / year (2), S52.OO0
parn,elec. MaIv \. U 6 II Powell, W Manharanave
n Of 12ls.-st years, 41o,
Phelan Michael 70 T. Mcneil, lot 5o7, map L Tiffany
RSpinscn Thomas J, to Cummings SHAVE.
OF l12th-st: 6 months 20 0O.
Rosenberg Abraham to II G Wooney, s Orchardst,
| OF BrO0me-st % 3 years $4,000.
schneider Adele, to Title Qua routee and Trust Com
| panv 92l r 121st-st; years. 900.
| Stewart. Elizabeth. N II Morgenthau, W corner Wad
| wor.h-ave and 1s2d-st; years a. si,725.
Simon, Pauline. 1Slst-st, OF Audubon
| Shortnclei. FREDERICK. IT.. same, 11thave
| TlgGart James r. to S c McKellip Bethuns
| 81, Greenwichst 81. rears. 5000.
wensein. Ascher 70 Lenox Library, 5, 2Sth-st,
| Gth.avo. vars. S25 600
| p f Church n 3Jtls: 1otb-ave. wars. $50 ,ooC
Vein. Matilda. 10 J. d. Jones. 2dave. n 44th-s
| G wears Al .0c0
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REAL ESTATE.


pusiness sagced somewhat on the real estate niarKe'
Yesterday and much Of the property offered was
withdrawn John f. B. smyth offered Nos S4z, V4'
and e46 one-hundIed -andsevcnty hith'st' sio'
modern villas on full lots. They all sold az prizes
from s4,s75 up to 1880 d. r. lngraham q 20
sold under foreclosure the corner Of n 6 ~
Myron W. Don. Il. v Harnett offered l1nty iessO
hold Nos 377 and go Greenwich-st IL IS hel1 on .n
crnnnd renf Of 5000 and produces a rental OF T-4oo
The bidding being Insufficient the sale was adlourneo ~
order OF the executor The same auGtoneera sou
No I aoa Sixtb-ave south of Onehundred- and
aftc,nth-st 17.sx1O0 10 the plaintiff for Tio,ooo,
Peter p Never offered No. 1G1 West ThlrteenIh-s',,
bidding ran from 900 mp to Sls,soo' hn"aru
Phillips the buyer. ...os Nos ,oa
and 1o5 Nercer-st six-stOry iron ana stone puluin
on plot 6Ox1OO has been sold for John " Lyon "
Mrs. Wadsworth NOW In Europe) a' @i'o'o0''