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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
GAELIC ATHLETICS.
Rival Organizations Bid
ding For Jersey City
Clubs.
SPIRITED BOWLING CONTESTS
A Game Won By a Single Pin
Lively Team Match on the
Catholic Clubs Alleys.

The rival Gaelic Athletic Associations
are doing some tall hustiing to capture
the Jersey City clubs. The original
organization, at its meeting this week.
denounced.th rival body as a fraud, ana
decided to lose no time in getting out It's
schedule for the football championship
to hold the clubs. The Shanrocks,
Barrys and Farley. Emmets of this city
are on the list. 1t is as follows
April 16-Shansrccks of Jersey City VS.,
Farley Eramets of Jersey City.
April 23-Rangers Of YonKers VS.. stars
of Erins of Misrepresentation.
April 0 William j. Barrys of Jersey
City VS.. John Mitchels of Brooklyn.
May 7-Garryowens of New York VS..
Faugh-a-Ballaghs of BROOKLYN.
May l4-Irish American A. q. or New
YORK VS.. Kickhams of Harlem.
May 2l-Wolfe Tones of Brooklyn VS..
Emmeis of Brooklyn.
All the contests will be held at Ridge
wood Park.
In order to avoid that disgraceful con-
duct in the field with which they are
charged sbY the Gaelic Society. the Cen
trail Council have appointed umpire S.
whose duty it shall be to order PLAYERS
from the field in case of imprompIu
scrappfrg, and to report their conduct to
the Council, who will meet once a week
All clubs competing in the champl on
ships must send in a full list or tn cir
PLAYERS to the Council. No player dur
ing the championships can become a
member of or play with any other club:
The schedule as arranged consists or
three series of games, aud clubs can play
in each series before they are counted
out. the winners playing the wlnners,and
the losers the losers in each series until
the finals are reached.
The following referees have been APP
pointed:-P. Dee, Emmets of Brooklyn;
F. Millahon, Shumrocks of jersey; w.
Prendergast, KicKhaHs; F. kearns,
Faugh-a-Ballaghs; J. Cotser, lrish-Amer-
leans. The Committee on Order consists
of John Sullivan, Irish-Americans; i.
Keefe.S Garryowens; T.. Coniey. Ehamels
citation; j. Licksy, Wolfe Tones, ana w.
Prendergast. Kickhanls.
THE RIVAL ORGANIZATION.
The other Gaelic athletic associations
met last night, and they were made Jubll-
ant over a. communication from the
Shamrock Club of this city and Kick
hams. who asked to be allowed to use
Woodside Park pext Sunday for a foot
ball gane The permission was
cheerfulIy and enthusiastically given,
as the delegates concluded that
the two clubs were in sympathy wlsh
the Association, although on the rell OF
The opposition. and By this courteous act
of the new body they would likely be
easily induced TO unite with 1t. An effort
will be made to influence them to joiu.
It was de cided to hold championship
gaiues, and q schedule VIII be
arranged at the meeting next Monday
night. The Gerald inc Club, Of this city.
was represented at the meeting by ID. o.
Kelly and N. Flood. The temporary
officers chosen were:-Chairman, ]. j.
Cullen, Gaelic A. c.: secretary, W. j.
Balfe, Gaelic A. c.; treasurer, j. j.
Smyth, Inrisfail Club.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER
COMMISSIONERS.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.


Regular meeting of the Beard of Street
and Water Commissioners held on Mon
day, April 8, 1898, at 10 o'clock A. ID.
Present-All che members OF the Board,
FIVE in number.
On motion William A. Tolson acted as
Clerk.
Reading of the minutes Of regular
was dispensed with. and on motion were
approved as engrossed.
The rules were or motion temporarily
suspended and the privilege OF the floor
was extended to Messrs. Copbin and Cor
coran, who addressed the Board in mat
ter of the elevation Of ths Erie Railroad
tracks, after which further consideration
was postponed for three weeks.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS N COM
MUNICATIONS.
From John II. Mcpherson and others:
For the improvement of Baldwin ave-
nue. between Academy street and Church
street.
six (6) petitions for signs. etc.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Streets, Sewers and Lighting.
From Herman c. Ludwig:
Requesting permission to construct
private sewer In Cambridge avenue.
From John A. Lane:
Requesting permission to extend pri-
yate sewer In Randolph avenue.
Received and referred TO the Committee
on Streets, Sewers and Lighting with
power.
From j. H. Pratt:
Requesting conference with Board in
matter OF new water supply.
Received and referred to the Com mittee
of the Whole.
REPORTS OF H CHIEF ENGINEER.
The Chief Engineer reported certif-
Gates in favor of
Henry Byrnes, s5s5, final on contract
No. 634.
P. v. Condor. S 1900, on account of con-
tract No. 642.
Thos. Kelly, $500, on account of con-
tract No. $50.
Michael Curley. ss59.a9 {, final on con-
tract No. 655.
Edward O'Doupell, $500 on accountIof
contract No. 666.
Received and referred to their appro-
pirate committees.
From the same officer:
JERSEY CITY, April 8, 1898,
To the Honorable Board of Street and
Water Commissioners:
GENTLEMEN:-I herewith present d re-
vised map for change of grade on Ger
mania venue between Zahriskle street
aud q point about 200 fdet south OF Hat
top street. and respectfully ask its adop-
ton.
Yours. etc..
w. w. RUGGLEs.
Caief Engineer.
Received and ordered filed.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS. FssEaSEas
Patrick Connolly, $S1; William Zim-
merman, 5135.
The following claims were presented
A. Smith, SAG; T. j. Mcdonald, S135; Mur'
ray Broa.. $7060. A. A. Randall & Son.
sloS.1 10, g; George Rlngle, g; 80, 1928;
PriQge, SIS: Morgan & Sons, SO; p. =.
Martin, $2Sl.44, $I44l75. S34. $2S; w. w.
Farrier, $347. 10: Pagan Iron Works, S272,
Evening Journal Association, S33 80,
81. So, 22. so, $40. so; Julius Breternitz, IT.,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
The Catholic Clubs individual tournament
be continued his evening.
Whirl of The wheel.

Not a cheerful day for reading bicycle notes.
Will winter ever fade and give the wheelmen
a chance?
There will be a growth of 100 per cent. in the
number of wheelmen when this season is COM
pared with last. The bike striders will not be
well known men in the prime of life have be-
come bicyclists.
The National Cycling Association viii meet
this evening at the Astor House.
Three special time prizes will be given at the
annual twenty-five mile Decoration Fay race
on the Milburn course. They will go to the
three competitors making the best time.
A party of Hudson County wheelmen will. If
the day is pleasant, have a run OH Sunday.
The roads on Staten Island are reported by
the bicyclists to be in fine condition.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
WON BY ONE PIN.
Three Spirited Contests in the County
Bowling Tourney.


Three Spirited Contests in the County
Bowling Tourney.
The prettiest contest of the series for
the championship henors of the Hudson
County Bowling League was the opening
game last night. The teams OF the Night
Owl and Atlantic Boat Clubs were the
contestants. The Owls struck a fast gait
at the start, and in the fourth frame had
the oarsnsn by ninety eight pins. The
~scullers then spnrted, and for five frames
sent the pins flying for strikes and spares
They were in the lead ia the eighth by
eight pins. In the ninth the owls gained
10 and were 5 ahead. The last frame was
marked by incessant cheering. 1t was
an exciting finish. First one then the
other gained. and the admirers of the
rival teams did some tall shouting. Tie
Owls wen by just q pin. Two OF the
scores We're over two hundred. The
totals:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07

Resolved, That the following So ms be
paid to the N. j. Title Guarantee q Trust
Co., for search on improvements.
Charge the several improvements.
$50 for search on opening of Pavonia
avenue
tenth street.
Resolved, That $50 be paid to CHARLIE
Birdsall for board of Lamp Inspectors
horse, January and February.
Charge Lamps and Lights. 1s92-'93.
Resolved, That SIS be paid to John S
Daily for services as foreman over men
employed cleaning sewers u basins for
the month ending Marcn 31st, 1893.
Charge cleaning sewers lS92-'93
Resolved, That Thomas b. O'Neill be
and Is hereby appointed as inspector on
proposed box sewer in Eighth street,
about to be built by the Erie Company,
at a salary of So per day, TO be paid by
said company.
Resolved, That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid TO the persons named,
| respectively for service rendered on I'M
| paved streets for month ending March 81,
| 1898, amounting in the aggregate to STAT.
Resolved, That the sums hereinafter
| mentioned be paid to the persons named
| respectively for services rendered on
| reconstruction or sewers for month
| ending March 81. 1898, amounting in the
| aggregate to 1928.
Whereas, Louise G. Van Wrinkle Cher
husband. john E. Van Wrinkle, Joining
therein), ha petitioned this Board for the
dedication of a street or courtway over a
strip of land twelve feet in width, lying
between lands of Christ HOSPITAL and
| lands OF SAID petitioner, between Palisads
avenue and Hoboken avenue, for a dis
lance of one hundred aud eight feet east
| eriy from the easterly liue Of Palisatie
| avenue, which strip of land is owned by
the Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey City,
| and in consideration of such dedication,
| agrees TO dedicate to the public use
as a street or court way, a strip
| of land thirteen feet in width Immediately
adjoining on the north said city strip Of
land SO that two strips Of land together
shall formya street or courtway twenty-five
feet wide and inc hundred and eighty
feet long, running easterly from the east
| erly side OF Palisadea avenue and.
Whereas. This Board upon due consid'
GRAFTON OF said petition has concluded tc
grant the PRAYER Of said petitioner and
acceptasaid offer OF dedication therefore
Continued.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
NIGHT OWL.
ATLANTIC BOAT.
TotaIs LIS L . So gotals g. Z 2 Is
FRAMES.

FRAMES.
tlsntic...,.....5 s 1875 1872 1852 357 s46 554 e67 1s $50
Night OWL. =. IS 1893 2i5 56u 442 5l0 5s CSC 753 SSl
Umpire--A. Brautigam.
scoiers-c. Spohr, W. Fredden.
The second game was almost as inter-
estipg. and the rooters from Hoboken
and lie Heights had a jolly competition
to see which was the most successful in
stimulating the powlers by their enthusi-
asm. Il was an off night for the boat
men, and they tumbled from
their lofty places. They started with
frame found them in the rear by fifteen.
They recovered the lead in the sixth by
i've, but fell back in the next and were
nine TO the bad. In the ninth they were
sixteen behind, and as the bowling was
even ID the tenth frame, the team from
the Hill won by sixteen pins: The
score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
VIII Positively Meet at Newark Next
Monday Night.

viii Positively Meet at Newark Next
Monday Night.
The cornwall of the New jersey Amuse-
ment Company will positively be held
nezt Monday night at Caledonian Park
Hall, Newark, The managers also prom
Use that it will close in time TO enable
their patrons to get to bed at a reasonable
hour. Aconcert by a military band OF
forty players will begin at 7:15- The box
ing bouts will open at $50, when &c
Arlington and Daniel Garrity, two clever
local 145 10. men. will contest for weller
weight honors in a six round go. AT
nine o'clock Prof. William Goss and
Frank Moore of Elizabeth.
ten round battle. The event of tn g night
will follow. Billy Plimmer, of England.
and Danny Mcbride. OF New York, will
meet and battle tor the bantam-weight
championship of the world. either has
been beaten and each has a Ion e string of
victories. Plimmer has had more eXper
fence as a professional, but Mcbride is a
fast fighter, quick in avoiding an oppon-
ent, and u good general 10 the ring.
Special trains will leave Newark after
the carnival.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
Strikes, Spares and Brea ks.

The New Jersey Bowling Clubs team will
Compete this evening in the a. A. B. q. tour
nament. Their opponents viii be the teams of
the New York and Bloomingdale clubs.
GerInan-American CLUB will bowl this evening
at Muller's alleys. Pavonia avenue.
The teams of the Jersey City A.C. and Brook
lyu Bicycle Club will meet on the Church street
alleys, New York, pext Wednesday to decide the
tie for second placs in the Wheelmen's Bowling
League,
TSe prizes for March, offered by the Jersey
City Athletic Clubs Bowling Committee, were
won by James S. Newkirk. of the Afternoon
Ciuo. With 2o2. and John j. Cordner, who led
the night bowiers with goa. Each received a
box of cigars.
The Lightning Calculators of the Jersey City
A. c. are having a happy inning. They are
endeavoring. to ascertain who has won
the outlook prize. 1t will go to the
bowler who has made the greatest number
OF pins since January /. The prize will
go either Cordner or Murtagh. The scores of
the former exceed a total OF fifty thousand.
Murtagh has an mormon total and some say 1t
Will excel Cordner's aggregate.
Harlem and Madison Avenue will bowl this
evening in Y. NJ. c. A. League, on the latter's
alleys.
The Catholic Clubs individual tournament
will be continued this evening.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
ROAsTERS K~EPULSED.

h Regular Team of the Catholic Club
Siienced Them.
The Roasters. Of the Catholic Club,
were silencsd last night. Their repre-
sentatives on the alleys were beaten. IL
was not a scinchn for the Regulars.
and the rally in the two last
frames saved them from defeat. The
Roasters had an advantage OF fifty pins
at one time, and were so CONFIDENT OF
victory that they began to Indulge in
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
Yachting Notes.

The New York Yacht Racing Association will
meet this evening. It will be an important
session as several amendments to the ~constitu-
tion will be considered.
The Oceanic Y. c.. intends having a lively
season. The club is growing and is easy finan-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
Football.

The team of the Greenville Football Club will
meet the Kearny Stars tomorrow afternoon, on
the grounds of the Kearny Athletic Club. The
game will be the first of the series for the
championship Of New Jersey State League.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
PaddJe Their own Canoe.

President Coe and his allies of the Jersey City
Canoe Club of Greenville are preparing for an
active season. Edward Edinger, the star
canoeist of the club, intends securing new
lauralS this year.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
Gnnd Times In Store.

my s~weetheart's the man in the
moop.n warbled Miss Beilef1eld.
ssThen he'll have q high old time in
April" replied her brother
'.How so?2
1.-THE moon gets full twice that month"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
Seorers-C Spohr, w. Fredden, T. Thaden.

AtIanric ........ e. 100 SO SIS 86S 438 5tS 5g7 go 7S
Umpire-A .sBrautigann.
Scorers-C Spohr, W.. Fredden, z. Thaden.
The hnal game aroused interest. 1t
was in doubt when the last frame open
ed. The Night Owl and Americas teams
were the competitors. The Hill team
made a desperate fight. but lost their
grip in the final frame. They held
the lead for three frames by
a few pins. In the fourth
their rivals advanced and remained in
front. The Americas bowlers made
rapid strides in the ninth. They reduced
the lead Of their opponents from Al to IL.
They were unable to duplicate it IN the
closing frame and refrigerated as the
Owls gained twenty-one and won by 50
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07

SCORE By FRAMES.
Might ow1s.......74 l57 241 800 4U7 SCI SIS 665 20 807
Amertcus 1919 10 245 81 $50 AT SIC 6lS 709 75
Umpire-A. Brautgam.--
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07

DIR. E. r. Hanks begs to say to his
old friends and patrons that he IAN
be seen professionally every day by
appointment at his old Office York
and Grove street, Jersey City.
While our prices are reasonable and
just for rubber work, it must not be
taken for granted that VIZ do not do
work of a finer grade. The gold fill
ings, gold plates and gold crowns pro-
duced here will satisfy the most fas-
tidious.
HANKS DENTAL ASSOCIATION
JERSEY CITY. York. cor. Grove st.
NEW YORK, 205 9th. Ave, o
18th Street.
BROOKLYN, 47S Fulton Street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1898,
At $50 O'Clock p. NJ.

At $50 O'Clock F. M.
Printed conditions under which the proposals
must be made, speefdeatioas OF the work. forms OF
contracts and blanks for proposals can be ooJained
at the ofiee or the Clerk OF the Board OF Chosen
Freeholders, or at the Office Of the Cnlsf kngtnesr
City, where also plans of the work can De exam
ined and all o Their information obtained. inelullng
Further notice is hereby given that the WORK
tions to be made therefor. are to be done under
and in pursuance Of En- ACT ensitled An 4cst 70
of the several Counties OF this state to lay out,
open and construct. improve and maintain a public
road therein" approved April 9Th, 1883, and the
acts thereto.
Each estimate must be accompanied by a cert-
fed cneck or q deposit OF money, and bonds for ne
faithful performance OF the work and to On
the County will be required of the successful bid
der for each and every contract.
BY order of the Board of Chosen Freeholaers.
John BOYD, Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
Totals 49,. 5 81 IS lso1 Totals...... s % s. ll55


SCORE By FRAMES.
Regulars. !. 1919 s5s 500 400 5sS 64 $40 94l 1925 1901
Roasters.. ......1sS IA $50 4S6 gu IA s64 sos 1867 ll5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-11
cy,ycrS IN THE MAcHTAS SUGGESTED

Tho work OF determining the changes necessary
-, t,nnrovc the stability of the gunboat Machias
-, ,b. Navy Yard. has begun. and Naval 'oh-
o,or T. T.. Fernad has been advised to ascer-
,i the rnetacentric height Of the vessel AFTER
,t,,e her into the drydock. 1t reiterated
a,.rday that the vessel had proved seaworthy. ami
=, ma danger OF capsizng in ordinary heavy
thor but II Is thought best that nothing shall
-, ,e,lected to improve her stability. and II Is
,,.ved that this can be done by "A redistribution
=. .r ,veights. one suggestion Is to put twenty
OF ne cement along the line OF her keeson. An
'1 'hsr Is TO replace four OF her eight four inca
o,.i ,,,,b six-pounder rapid-hring guns. and to
h ihsen her battery In other particulars. one OF
,h nt,icers the ship said yesterday: These
neo,,a Of defects In the ships at this time are
nnfortunate Congress and the public VIII be
ui,o, -, form erroneous notions az to the Skill OF
AZ az ovsi designers by placing IA lighter battery
Wv h"arJ shortening the masts taking down the
on 'o' The foremost and locating greater weights
Selow' ' the defects or rather DEFICIENCIES. may, may
pe NM IL IN more than direction although the
i,en n,,ss Of the Bureau or Ordnance was largely
es =, ,, In making changes In sizes Of guns and
their location
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-11
RESULTS AT CLIFTON.

The attendance O: the Clifton races yesterday was no,
an IN that O, the pre-, cus days Of the meeting. The card
,as an excellent one and the weather delightful Only
,,,,vnIne boomaers doing business ct the track
Here are the results
ri-s. race-scling; for all six and half fur,
,o,a. Detroit al aud %. first Double Cross a
ion n secopd: CrOcus third. Mis- kiic. Airilsnt
.1ad,a,nr Jlta sOnngton Laughing Watcr. Decetiul
and Eclipse also ran. TIME ~.
Second racc-Seling: special weights twoyear'olus'
,,. ,trionc. 1;obn Hood G-5 ard ID irst; ,hance'
~, .nd al second Merritt. thisd. hlbron; lokgh
1ohonv Proverb starting. Treasure Drove Ioihan"'
Eioaaofa b. Jake Josephs and George DAon also f'i'
Time-l :O3
r,ra race-SellInr: .ycar-o.ds seven fnrongs;
r,on Al 10 } and ! s. hIst; Athceni 10 sru ~,
..rond: Willie NcAuline, third. MEXICO ana Inn"
,,oon,n nlly also ran Time-l 49,
Fourth race-spece weights six furlongs. Chafa mn
ro,rsner third Tcrmentor, Major DAILY and Sir hils"'
ato ran. 1ime-ll 10.
,i,,h racc-Selllng one mile. Enfield. 40 to ana ~
. dr.t. Rico 8 Ia j aud out second; Darkness uIiu.
10 r. Oportc Old Pepper eni Lucky clover also
rail- Tim.-l :4i's.
s,,,, ,ace-Specal weights; seven furlones: sam
-, q to , aud g. fst; Seven. to and 3 u, -
bIls,n. ,eroli;r third. Kinc-t,ck. Frank C.. Amelia
Lac MALONE ooldstep lroiko colt Theml' fr'ong
ST,ooc,ls Hopeful. WoOdan and Mendicant also fih
TIme-l 3e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-11
MACIAS'S ULTIMATUM.
ANOTHER SHORT TRUCE AT MELILLA FOL-
LOWED BY RENEWAL OF HOSTILITlES

lErIEr OF THE SPANISH COMMANDER THAT THE
rRprsMEN DESIRED TO GAIN TIME FOR
SECURING supPLIEs-sPANIsH RE-
IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED.
Landau Nov 1o-A dispatch TO the United Press
from Melilla says that soon after the Spanish
fort. and gunboats opened fire on the Rliahs
yesterday. the latter having declined TO accept
tho terms of General Macias, that they surrenoe'
81 noon the leaders of the tribesmen. under a
cay of truce approached Melilla in order TO ao.
vance further arguments why an armstice uh'''
wednesday should be agreed upon. General Mac'aS'
,..vnr that the desire of the Riffians to secure
,emporary cessation of hostilities was part Vi =
MAN TO gain time in which to secure supphes VI
food and ammunition declined TO enter INTO i'i-
,b.r negotiations with the tribesmen except U.'
,hs ha ais of their submission. He consenteu NJ
over 10 give them until 800 O'Clock TINS n'd
20 decide definitely whether or not tney wired
10 to his utilnatum. When the time eNph hev
,bere was no sign from the Riiiians 'ha' ivy
Intended TO prefer their submission a than
General Macias waited until $3.50 ciock. a farts
,ha artiierv at Nelila and the neghborins W. IN
onenad fire upon the natives who sim occups up, DC
tranches near the Spanish outposts AS SUI throu
The forts began firing the warships DesaII lines The
she,is in the direction Of the enemy ho liz, heen
Sisnatch closes by declaring that war mas n ny until
definitely opened. and that II VIII ho' i've Sultan
Snsin can dictate her own terms 10 '
OF Morocco. - 49,. ,,,,ua cannOnad-
ing the trenches Of the Riftans nenei"' '
is asking urgently for reinforcemeh'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-11
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

There little done In the real estate market yee
terday. The business ut the exchanges was light bea
at the berty Street Exchange,
hut they to talk, rather than to buy or sell me
tendency In reI estate business seems toward p'as'
transactions and the uptown brokers' are CITING g'oe
time there report. IN the real estate
market that negotiations for tnc transfer OF a POI
morhsass corner Of nnS%n az The LsrI,
house. The frontage the L. 49, feet running
s Sss 4 .t lss = sS :sIs ss Vet. an z
erly by Pierre ofisrs 70 Charles f. "ak Of T:sderk
Beck Co. The price was stated to be aboIt sssoyv,
e e, n not s u ssS ". e been 90 s''
u was stated that this property mad been sid By sh:,s.
r. @ to Ma o. Sufry Trade Ss psSp e. ss
first mortgage Of ssoo090 10 tae United states Trust
iori.rs which forms " Of aa purchase money Mr.
lsvemeyer Is the owner Of No ~ wet Seyentysix;n
sssiSs Th. property stands IL the q La.ine q:
IIaveneyer at . nominal eonsdera;ion The adjoiSnx
purchasers stand 81 nom s2s 600 :, $50 600 eieh snes
honages and similar p,Operties This house !, Is s,atsS
In cash. Messrs. II. Y: Ilarnett Co.. by whom the
Or to- ss%er any @ with
Charlie. nS CO have ;Sd for Miss M.ssAr.s
' as hsn, Trinity S Yesterday D. Ingrshsm
IiSd%s between the planti and the defendant. and u
EaidIm. the drendsnt In the suit, tyr sis2So
Bennett & arar have sold for Dr. A. w L1,er TO
fourstory brOwnsone residence, 2oA3oxloo on private
terms. i. r.. u,.,.,. p...,o.. .. A..
Josehin Muller No 41s West One-hundrd fourth
ST. near 1t. NchoAssve three-stofy bownstohe house.
'' ra1h IT, Fisher OF NO 4i6 Coumbusave. has sold for
Peter L. Ia1ker the hree-stofy Drownstone ana ur.k
heus. no. S07 West Eighty'hIthst to Mr. Hayes Tor