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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

II is Likely to Create Sensation In the
Worlds Fair city.


By Associated iress'
Chicago, H., March 9-"If Christ came
TO Chicago" Elltor W. T. Steads new
book. the first edition Of which is soon
10 aprrar unless Il Is bought up or sup
pressed by parties Interested, promises 70
betray some Of the secrets Of THIS city hhd
supply information Of the most sensational
HE In book is now in the hands OF the
puhlishers and will be placed on sale next
week. Chicago milllonaires come IN for
a large notice In the new volume aud are
handled by MIR. stead without gloves. ibis
fact l. not u secret 10 many OF then' 0VN-
eral woull pay handsomely 10 nave lte
work suppressed one u them, Charles J.
Yprkes Inns attracted 50 mnch Of the edl,
Tors attention that Il ~ said he has ohtreu
10 buy up the entire edition from the pup
Tbe feature Of the book that will create
tho most excitement among Chlcaggs
i'best" society Is a colorcd map thht MI
stead has accurately drawn. II Is y vol-
recton plan Of certain SECTIONS Of h i,siss.s
shrinking II here and there. Inc blngh
marks indicate dives. the red low saloons
and grngrerles, the green gambling houses,
and the yellow resorts OF M even worse
descriptinn than the foregoing. Mr.. stead
has carefully discovered WHO owns tls
0cnlored' property In majority OF cases
II Is the Chicago mllllsnnires WHO p9se M
I-hilnntr0phlsts and men OF exalted hnu
Mans aims IN their SETS. Many OF them
arp deAcons and officials In eerinlh Als'
fOcrAde religious congregations, WINE REM
ING ihelr pr perty for the vilest uses
An Important feature Of tue work Is tn'
ernnsurr OF thu assessment ffauls' VI,
,.,ri,ns coincidence established Is that th'
owier and assessor where the greatest dls
| crpponcy exist belong to the some Gnu, y
| nefore his departure for New loth Sester
| day afternoon Mr.. stead SAID ne uAl AHtn
| crcd mn Immense amount ~ data on th'
| Americnn Protective Association mavemeh
IN This country. and intended % 60 20 N9t,a,,
In ihe summer to arqualni the lupu N'H
the situation as II appeared 10 MN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

Special Dispatch.
Abilene. Tex. March l0.Mr. G. g.
Rerry, who lately made trip TO Central
America. returned SATURDAY.
Miss Nega Key. who hns been visiting
40 family Of her uncle, ' W. Diillng.
ham for several weeks past LETT for her
home IN sherman Monday.
Mr. ]. W Morrow, county attorney
r,l.e county. a visiting his mother,
Mrs. NJ. W. Morrow postmisiress Of
N Mr' John II. Eaton and wife left
Monday for their ranch n, callahan couii-
~ To- b. absent several days.
IA a meeting Of the IRE department
i,st Monday Miss Clara Harle was
ierted al snons0r. while Mrs. John u,
| Eaton and Mis-. Lois Minier were elected
| ~ iifc time members.
cen holm Sayles has been appointed
81. the grand commissioner q The knight
T.malnfs OF Texas as bis representative
| =. vie.f officially commaniery No. y ai
,fis eiv. for drill and review. lie WI
he entertained With nnnqueI next Moh'
1sv might al tho Windsor hotel
,fh,. Rev. Alex &. Garrett VIII hqlo
.sr,.;ses Al the Episcopal church saturday
{.ff ami Sunday morning. as which
ti.ne the rite Of continuation Ntn De Nn-
inI MY ~ C. Pierce * Dallas s yisit,,9g
i.r parents, Mr.. Nni Ai-- j. D.
MI Hiisl Taue Van Onion q Austin Is
IN re city, guest u Aias ho''ensr
I Hnuffr ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
Chicago Newspaper Union.


Chicago Newspaper Union.
Herman Sngel. the oldest editor In
point Of service Ia the United Statcs,
died al Milwaukee, aged - ycnrs Ia.
had been elitor-iu-t hef of 'lhe Abcnd
Post for three yenrs. but Md hccn con.
nected with Milwaukee, ueVspapers for
nearly twenty-five yctrs. coming from
Connecticut."
The above paragraph appeared in the
January issue OF "1he Newspaper
TinionA Yet the editor Know. Ind he
mi Thought that its Statement could 10
surccssfnliy CHALLENGED; for he has per.
sonnl arudafnance with ono Of the most
prominent newspaper men ia Michigan
donald {. Henderson, OF Alegan-who
WA" an editor when Mr. Siael was but
a how of six
pprbnns even Mr.. Henderson may not
claim the lille of pldpst editor IN point
of service though certainly but few, II
any 1nteinte him lilo will he IS years
ali March % iSnt md from 1912 to
1Sl5 Learned tho t,l,orrnphical ART IN the
gnnI old nu,renfieeship yvny In Inc office
of sTbe A1egnn tNfichl Record" aud for
"a limo tt.es f,reuau III 'sThp Paw Paw
Tree Press In 1910 when hut 20 wears
IA ha c,iited 'sN,r Sentinel and Adyer-
tisSr I" b, Sybig laiiy M dorsey civ The
f,lt,v,inv wear aud continuously until
ism he was private secretary 10 Horace
Grcelsv md did rpnOrturial and pdi-
,oriSi Iwar,. ON iphe New York Tribnne
f,,ntenip5rnnfnuslv with sucfl men ms
C{arins 4 Dsps Genrrc Villa AM
Cnrtis II I Ottarsn, Scion Robinson.
WiIiiain IL RrbIn.nn and others vim
nSfn,.r,arI bnrafno etnincnt ali of whom
neye e,nnlovsd Nv Nir Greeley In
is55-5g Mr. Henderson was employed
In tbn noiitical denartment ~ 'sThe Now
| V,rl IIcrnldn when n advoroted he
nomination ~ al ieln q Fremont hv
M Rcnuilicans for nrcsi1cnt In 19J,
! tuc,,a,i ognin booarne mo home Of AIR.
| uenienson Ho then nslaGlil hed "'rhe
| ~, Ini,rnai " ond mas ever sh,ce been
idnvtisei WIN ,o,et manor as eJitor nnd
nrenrietor
f,s, nrtor IN tho ,Vnr nc hold n govern
r,ost ,nsiti,n M V;nshingtnn air,,,tinr
Nv, I.,prse NJ NJ nnner from mai noinf
| Wbcn tbe war brofc ont. he returned
bn,na osJstri In .ncr,ttin,, troons IN M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

sperlai Dispatch.
Tsrreu Tex. March io.-J. L. u Stuart
Camp No - - aa- TSro now mem
Sers We're admired. both from r, she s, Al59l
Qt Ien lias5ar; remhrss were INDUCED IN,
~ a,b peI members rtcoshlEed The eommauds
~ Snoieanis and incidents q the war. an.
me commander ana adjutan{ T p,r, Nv ~.
thoriked 10 select deleEa.ss n,t'b the riren-
nam i is,,sr rom headquarters. Circular
,as,srs Nv, we're read from Gems j. d. GORDON
VT CabelI ana Bu.h .a,,,,s,,,
The following comnlt ,,s, ~ 70 Viz Rcia-
h Tor 9e1o'HIi Hearn W II, cociTan' NM Nm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
WEAKNESS OF men



The training OF the Sioux boy begins
when he llstcus To the sonrs OF war, She
songs OF tide chase aud the aungs of the
"Grcnt AlyHery." or Wnkantnnkai and
thcee nrr tho lullnhirs which We heard
IN our infancy, writes Or, Eastman In
St Nich0nN
or course thcro were some boys who
wore deprived of ihe trimming they needed
cvon In wild life but the true and loving
Parents were ~ ambitious aud hopeful
Tor their children ~ any civilized und
educated pafcuts could he
Very carly the Indian boy assumed the
task Of preserving and transmitting the
legends and stories Of bic ancestors aud
aud hH racn. Almost every oYuning q
myth, or legend Of some deed done IN
the past. was narrated by one OF the
parents or grandparents, and 10 Il tho
boy listened with parted mouth aud shin,
ing oyGs oh the following cvrhing DE
was usually required 90 repeat H. II he
was not an npi acholnr, he struggled
long with his talk hut NJ a rule, the In.
dian hoy Is a good listener and has a
good memory w that tho stories were
talefnhy well mastered Tho household
became hds audience by whom he was
alternately criticised aud npplaudel,
This aoft VI teaching NJ once pnlighicnH
the boys mind and stimulates bio ambl,
tion His conception Of hls own future
cnrecr becomes vivid and Irresistible
force. Whatever there Is for him 10 np-
qnifc must he acquired, whatever qullG.
cations are necessary 10 a truly great
warrior and hunter be must sock at amy
expense Of danger and hardship Such
was the feeling N The imaginative aud
brave young Indian
II bne0nies apparent 10 him carly ID llin
that he must nccutom himself 10 rove
alone hnd not 10 fear or dislike the In.
preston ~ solitude, hut nouunint hlmself
lhornuglly with nainro. Much has been
said about Indian ,hildren'H instincts. .
10 be sure, we Inherit some of the char.
nctorsilcs Of our ancestors but the great
mart u our faculties n7e acquired traits.
Physical trimming md diet were not ncK-
lccicd | remember ! wne not allowed
10 drink beef soup or any warm drink.
The soup was for the old anon, Tho gem
cfnl rules for The young wprn never 10
cat their food very bot non drlng mii,ai
water,
Ng uncle. who odncnlcd mo. was a
severe aud strict teacher. When | len
his tcenee for tho day. no would say 20
me: "llHknhn. watch everything closely
and Observe III Characteristic, and AZ
eyninF on my return ha used to catechize
mo for on hour mr. ~. ION which side
~ The tren T. The iiHtor colorcd bnrsf
On which side DO they have most regular
hranOhf9 n II wus hla custom TO lot me
naniO an The new birds that ] bnd uefei
lnrlgg he day would name them ac.
cpriinr la he color or habits, or the
shAnc " tha bin or their cong or tia
appearance and locality NJ The most In
fact. anything about the bird which I'M
proceed no ne Characteristic. l made
m1nT rrdiruou1 pfnrs, ! must admit, lie
tiou mnnlly infnrmed mo Of The correct
name Oe,aeiminlly ] nude a hit, aud
tiiis 10 would warmly commend.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
The SHARMAN CASE
sornHr TO MIND BY A SUIT
FILED
n. widow, who Asks for $780,
900 out of the Jim
Brown Estate.

:. Jlr. 1892, James H. Brown, a
t,own hurseman of this city was
y, y, md killed on the West Side race
N At Chicago. during II pistol fight
a number of police officers, who
II endeayoring TO arrest him. During
tosllade. which occurred near his
~. he shot and killed two Of the
-. The circumstances of his tragic
~ were recalled yesterday in bill
~ IN the district court by Mrs. Stiah
sh,rman. the widow of the blacksmith
:, nsnison who was brutally murdered
i. he'd some weeks before BrcNn's
l.N Far this killing Carlisle, Lutiiell
"a frank Fogg of this city were event
IN, arrested. Fogg turned states wi.
and Carlislp and Iututll were
~ IN the GraysOn county jan for tn
Fl --sier one Of the most colt-hlo'jcd
80 In the criminal history Of Texas.
~. Sharman alleges in her bill fled
,hat there was n conspiracy entered
y y, hsfyeen Brown and Fogg TO Kill
4 !, husband. and she prays the court 10
81 her $4,000 damages in the prem
~ Sharman. the blacksmith, knew OF
N I'm facts which inculpated Brown
!. IA murder Of a man in Lee county.
rbich Brown had been indicted and
- Texas officers were after him at the
~ If his DEATH Brown was des-
ii ,te man and several murders were
Mad been sheriff Of Lee county
H. coming to this city, whore he
n "a livery stable at the corner
Is fifteenth and Main streets, with Fogg
"a mariner. 1t Is said that more than
RI I, desperate ARRAY was conceived with
. "A. walls of this old tumbled down
II z 5ucanny looking structure, the par
- OF which, II is alleged, could be
Il -r1 II Fogg. who is now in jail at
/. si,-wan. could be induced to talk. Shar-
81 N who was killed while sleeping be-
III Ms wife, was n material witness
= tbe state against Carlisle, It being
,mel that his testimony would have
+. ~r NE man If the case had come to
ji Hence the motive for his murder
-fi,slI and Carlisle were worthless fell
4. !, Who made Fogg's stable their head
s,refs. and 1t IS now commonly be
\ ~ that the murder of the Denison
,,ksmlth was concocted In this city
AZ pDvn's family no longer reside here,
Wayua moved away several months ago
TIM tAsy have considerable property in
N, county, against which judgment
INA mn should Mrs. Shnrman succeed
mahpe a case against the estate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
Fort Worth Society.


rtaar night the Chautauqua circle met
\ he hospitahle home of Capt. J. y.
;rll Tie interest in the circle Is
liz growing and last nights literary
Ia.am was exceptionally attractive.
/! lllze NJ. A. Spoonts was leader anu
u D. s. Ross. critic. The minutes OF
preceding meeting, done into rhyme
Nss Sue Buchanan, was one OF
most entertaining features Of the
1alng
4 M win Bakers appropriate remarks.
Naive to the repute and fame being
'Hred by the circle, were nttentively
'Sated The papers, "rhe Revolution in
'aIlr BY ID. $. Ross; THE Growth Of
. .asT by Miss Carrie Roe; The Cid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11
MOVIE cNnLo.s rouNpEn.
NJ. Francois Blanc, the Originator of th
Famous Gambling Resort.

Famous HhmhhnE N'soit'
One evening In the days Of The Second
Empire crowd Of men were reading the
evening paper In a salon Ia the lsuc de
An said one breaking the silence,
$50 fyo millions are still wanted TO hniHh
the NEW opera honae,
A silent listener took M pen AMI
filed IN aud signed check for the
amount without u word, By ard ny,
when tho new opera house was finished,
that client man was somehow the only
person forgotten In the distribution oil
seats for the grand opening ught
Charles Monaelot, Ia the Pail Mall
Bndgot Is responsible for this curious
little nnecdote, the hero of which was
Franchise Blame, dlrcctcnr Of the Casino
at Monte Carlo. Blanc, a man Of 'fnst
ambition, q born iinnnelor aud adminis'
traitor, who might lmdur certain comb
tiuns have been q ltOthschild but WHO
lives In history na q mighty organizer Of
o gambling enterprise, was really one 81
the simplest ~ mcu 10 Hre hiin la MS
brown Oyrrcoat his gold apectncles half
dropping on his nose, one would have
taken him for u prtit RENTER whose
widest dreams wore Of the construction
OF n little grotto IN his little garden with
little plaster rabbits, and a fountain
which. like Wgmmicks would almost
wet tie back Of ones hand.
Reforr nj. Monte Carlo days he had
haen the guiding spirit IN the direction
al ,An Casino of HOnburR, lcnuaui
according 10 Ms nnttorura, was the Louis
onntorse Of Baden. Baden. Blame, who
was imperyionA 10 nnitefy, might with
eauul Justice have been called Colbert Of
Ifomburg A harihendcd, dlml man Of
,l,,aissn, anl NealneseCs. who kppt n
iavl.h taide AMI ate spnhngly, who diroc.
ted a lingo gambling nuchiuc mud per
mitied himself no more exciting diaslpa
dln,,o, have hearl ii said IN the Tat
,ersaIl family thni old Dick, tie founder
~ ihc historic CORNER never made u
La, ~ more than a uhlr Of gloves ia his
tIf.
II I,rnneoia Hlauc rose superior To The
.tfr,etin,t. ~ hia avn table, drspisol
,,sr,pie and VIVA afraid OF ron.
ietts Whit he was not afraid Of, how.
80 y,a' sr,nlinK moury. 10 compass
M. t,gipesa ends he hid IL out lnyishly
and be might. 50 they nny, have been
"rsii,rd viii, nnuy acts " gsnulhe benc.
yslsmce npd public spirit whereof The
sfnry al IN. obera house al Paris may
10y VI Ky ,,,,,,,,,ie
~. IL, ,-ar fhe rlorics Of Hofnbus,
80, as.iis, drnnrfrd mud on their fuitls
VIZ htnnta Garla Monte Carlo was iic
srss ,bs crevnhe aehieyemcnt OF Fran.
'pi4,,e'e no -fhe dOseri cape, which
~ ,ners force Of millions lie turned into
~ ", ~ ~ ,no.t eyouderful Of tho gnf.
Nv as ,bs Nciiiti,ranesn Mtoral. But
49, ~, dons ,gitnogf lsen opp3siiion.
IL s,sg. ihe fortunes Of tiic Nio0is 10
saite n ,bergel,as Al every fresh Oll-
allts =, " s,mniv opcfed iii plr.a, aud
800. r., .Is,eer frl IA fho sncfal
W. F"''s t,eai lnfcresla Mn,r Blame.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

There win be n meeting hold this
evening go ia hail grounds, ne0r tle Rock
Leland round house, Of the admirers and
deyoices Of the national game, for tho
purpose Of organizing y ball team,
Young McAllistcr, who has made such
fine record on the diamond as a hall
tosser. not only Ia Texas, but IN tie
Southern league, has taken the matter
In hand, aud II he can organize good
club here, Will not go away fmm home
TO play hall this scnson. The present
Indications are That San Antonio, Hons
ton, Galveston. Austin, Waco anil Dallas
will all have good teams this year aud
Onr "ta8s Eye says II the lovers vi The
game in this city will give llim any sort
pt announcement he can get up club
here that viii prove credit and an eN-
cellent advertisement 10 the city. Give
McAllister lie 20 commence with by
attending the meeting tomorrow evening.
Turn out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

covery that they o,,aronfes n Il, III d,.,a1s.
t ,nAt come from torpid liver or inn,,ro
blood. As blood cleanser, fiesh bnildnr
alla strsngth-restoner, nothing lie tie a Dis,
soYery Is known 70 medical science Dvs.
pensla, Indigestion, Biliousness, and The MT
s sst SKIN, Scalp, or scrofulous Aiiec.
o u,ois, quickly yield to rs PURIFYING ana
cleansing properties. II Il DOESN'T benefit or
cure you have your money back.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

II is truly astonishing why sensible
people will sign notes with interest and
an additional 10 per cent for attorney
fees when buying plnnos aud organs ON
payments. Our prices nrc tho lowest,
aud ON time sales We neither demand
notes, interest. nor 10 per cent attorney
Zee. THOS. GOGGAN q BRO.
Dnilag
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

Of twenty-five years
q cltfrs Is made by
Dr. Piercc's Golden
Medical Discovery.
lnall blood disorders,
thfs remedy has mum.
bctd its cures by the
thousands. Years
OF uninterrupted sue
COS long ago led the
proprietoH to sell
this remedy as 10
other blood purifier
can DO sold They
have so much conf
II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

,.,aut $50 o'clesk Friday e5ening
"a MACON. ara gid-nnf ~
p on tht Teas ~ l'as,ae; VIZ h;.
s sl,rrs he horse bseaas fgsa''.se i, r',,
e .slne caase aud started On . ''f'' iun
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

u q rep9riod that q usu "a Arlnnens,
who attempted suicide BY taking three
grains q igorpains, was tre'il.i Dy '9 s'
and 4LstlJ reegsefcd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

Morh r GONG, p0iarrhea, Dyscntcry, Cholera
rleires Compound Extract q smart Wesd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

Hunting clothing, camp chairs. COZ
md tents at Andcrson's gun mouse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

II have boush, and owned over ffty
fagors IN ny lifa. hut never have | owned
any equal - those I'iatiua' guaranteed ra.
zofs Of Andcfsona" This h. the verdict
Of every purchaser lry ono aad DO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

Hunting clothing. camp chairs. eota
md tests At Andsfsoas Gun store.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

Tsariosl n PEAS and beans just re-
tsEei. Ds-4l :. Co..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-11

Donald @, Hcndcrson's Long and Varied
Career.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

Germs himself with the subject, VIII ma III 'nS
volume entitled Driving Lessons, prepared py T.
Hewlett, a variety of useful and Naiuao'e sue
ccstions and a great deal Of infoi nation Inc
book has many full-paGe pictures anu uiaS'"i"S
which will enable the novice 70 OBTAIN lar "o'e
complete and effective knowledge OF details IMAM
he could otherwise secure. Every branch OF inc
matter is explained and illustrated No one can De-
come whip Of tho first rank without natural apt-
tude 1t is impossible for the ordinary man 10 ac-
quire the skill at billiards Of an Ives. Schaeier
or a Slosson, no matter how arduously he may
practice and Row much time he may give 70 the
cue and the ball So IT is with driving. In us
highest development the combination OF keenness,
alertness delicacy of touch. complete command OF
horses and the other qualifications necessary for
the highest success in handling four-in-hand
coach are ia out Of the reach of the average
man. But any person who has strong bent IN
the direction of four-in-h hand driving. who Is en-
lowed by nature with the qualities which simply
need development TO bring about satisfactory re-
suits will find this book useful manual In his
progress toward the honors and distinctions OF the
Coaching Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
New publltaIlons

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES
The list Of properties offered at the Real E.,.,.
Auction Room yesterday was of little interest
few important parcels were to be put up but N.
owners. seeing The condition Of the market. vl,s
drew their holdings for a future date The orv
property disposed Of was under foreclosure a..
brought little over the mortgages The auc,,
market VIII be dull from now until the frsf I'D
be put up auction. At the Trinity Salesroom N
Ill Broadway. r. V Harnett d Co. offered NJ
AL West Forty ffth-st., a hve-story brick enemen,
house. lot 25xl0o 1t brought S5.SG0 from Frank y
Wagering Hall J How & Co offered the rsb,
title and interest In No. $50 Eighth-ave ,s ~,
story stone building. lot 255xl0O The plaintin W..
the buyer for $50. H. G. Mapes & Co Offered Nn
1888 Crotona-ave., n two-story frame dwelling Ia,
25xl0s: IL sod to Schema Hamburger for 800 w
The following sales closed al private con,r,..
yesterday william T.. Jackson has sold for JoSr
Ey,ers. TO Joseph Stern the northeast corner ~
Ninety and AmsterGa m-ave. fve-s,o,x
apartment house. lot 25X75. for $1,000 Robert x
Embere has sold to jefferson ". Levy. No. IS Wes,.
St. a fve-story brick hO,e. lot 25sx90. for SS0iS
Goldman d Rosansky have sod No. 232 East Broad
way and No % Divisi0n-st.. n ive-s DRY brick bud
ing, lot 2310xll3. for p. Lowenield. 70 s Poiwsy
for $500 They have also sod for W. A. Murrsy
to Mrs Bridget Bannon, No. rs Rutgers-st. a fon,.
story stone house. lot 25xs5. for $500
S. Kingston has purchased OF Robson Gil four.
fourth-st; terms private. David Stewart sold the
northwest corner Of 81. Nicholas-ave. and One.
hundred nd -ffth-st.. 5ox9o feet for Louis :
Welsman for 1872 800. Bernard Kavanagh OF Wss,
one hundred nd seventh-st. will build on ths
north side Of that street. short distance east on
the Grand Boulevard. three-story brick dwelngs
The buildings will cost about $4,000 Lewis c. Bach
has filed plans with the building department for
the erection Of a seven-story brick fat house 52xS
on the northwest corner OF Park-aye. and Eighty.
nrst-st., costing $4,000
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