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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-24
Death of Miss Euphemfa Cunning.
IN

The funeral of Miss Euphemia F. Cum
nngham, who died at White Springs,
Fla, day before yesterday, wiz take
place at the Independent Presbyterian
church at II o'clock this morning. Miss
Cunningham was we'll known Savannah
lady. She was an active member of the
Independent church for many years until
her departure from Savannah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-24

William Peters, colored. was arrested by
Lieut.. Reilly last night Waters has beer,
robbing George Ebberwein's place Of soda
water bottles, taking four dozen at a time
and disposing Of them to grocer in the
neigh bOrhOOd
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The auction market was dul. yesterday. At the
Broadway Real Estate Sa.esroom only two paroe >
were offered. and although there was fair crown
present. there were few Bidders
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure NO % I1'''
e-hurdred-and-seventh-st.. three-story dwelling
lot 17xloG11, to 5. strasburgcr for a client Io'
5000 90,
r. V. Harnett & CO. sold in partition NO III
Yves: Seventy-frst-st a .hree-story and Dase".m'
brownstone dwelling lot 3OxlO22, TO George W.
Bunce for 5000
Frederick southacl & Co. have consummated one
of the largest leases made in this city in some Tune
Tnc property involved includes the block IRON, o',
the east side Of Wooster-at. between west Inn"
and Fourth SITS. which recently poue"' ~
Gutwllig Brothers and J. & S. Hirsh. Ihey WI"
Greet ceven-story hre-resistng building WI" :.
frontage of go feet on 40 feet on Wes'
Fourth-st and CO feet on West Thrd-st. Inc
essees are George Borgfellt e. Co.. who VIII occupy
the building FOR seventeen years at an annual annual
of So 0oc making the total rent for the pe'o'
&35.Wo. - col,
ST. Stephens Methodist Episcopal Church has D 500
It's property lo6xOi feet, On the east sue % Daniel
b. Freedman. 1t was purchased by the seller from
Joseph II. Goodwin in 1919 for 1880. =, Eliza
beth Greer has sold to Sarah Hendricks OF No. MI q
West Fifty-sixth-st., four-story brownsto"e u"e'
3. Altman 6 20. have made another purcras,e
for the new w Hgsng of size aoxico
at s65.Oo from Harriet T.. Huges r..,,., a,
william H. Gebhard has sold 10 !. Lying w. 10
about $4,000 the eighteen dwellings No lVi 10 ~,
2S $50 and 1874 70 40 East Tbe
st. ard Nos 1888 and 1910 Lexng,on-ave ne
houses in :ourth-st are two-sl99S
browns;one structures. each 2ox3xc except 40: ~"
which Is the southeast corner of leXlng toi-aNe.
and SOD In 1894 for 5000 and the s9u,h"e 5
corner Of Lex.ngtcn-avc. and one hundred-ahd-
fourth-s; which sold in 1915 for $1,000 .,.0o-
D. shannon has sold to T. MURRAY me .h' iet
story brick dwelling No. 52s West Ffty-nrst-st 10y
2Nxjjxlco5. 1t purchased by the seller IN 1870
fer go r has sol,
The estate Of the late Frank l.. Fisher has sold
to the Cushman Sons PnkinS Company No S42 AN m
sterdarn-aVe "A two-stOry stable, on iot %oNiVv lo'
s2fC0h IL was sold In 1874 for 5000
Cores +, Runk. through Philip Jeselson mas SOM
to an investor TIE southeast corner OF Thlrd sna
Mercer SIS, 25xl(0. with sX-stoTy store ana "i'S
building. fer $4,000 .,
J. Clarence Davies has sold for Alfred Slegmaan
No i6G E1s; Northumberland forty-ninih ZoxloO
on the south side. 900 feet west or Morrls-aVe "
l. Rohsch,d for SioC) a.so for the same owner .oo
not 1f0NIGxgO on the west side OF inwooi ave- 90
feet south Of Clarke Place to R3thsc1ld !9r S9Vu
Richard NJ Montgomery has sold Tor l)aV.i w oi.t
BISHOP 40 80 MadisOn-ave., G.mens' ms -1xSO 10
NJ. " Fofney, for about $4,000 NJ. Forney OWLS
the alioin.ng property. No 30 being ire horth-
ives, corner Of Madson-av- and Thirty-eigntA-sl'
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Greenest. No 2G3. by Fernando Walker to
Sailors Snug Harhor. lessees to four-story
and basement brick factory and store. ......
ISth-st. No 35J East. by Mcinerty and James
Buckle. OF No 3Si Park-ave owners. cooper
and l. Newmark. lessses. to iour-story DFlck
Broadway. No ISL by Horace Ely, agent Tor
Matthew Wks. 70 East 5J'h-st. to four aId
nve story brick store eni lofts ...............
South-st. No 1919. - Gcoige u Patterson. agent
for Josephine X Barber and Margaret l. Scne-
SINGER. o. Connecticut. 10 a four-story brick
4sth-si. No 40 East. by Catherine Coe and III
Brandt. OF 423 East 4sth-st, 10 four story
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finir,u0o.
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Franklin ave e a. 100 n n 81 l7Ofh-st. b. Russell
" Tethfs Il No -. East GDih-st for a one ana
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Francis ! schnagg to Henry Gandlacht and !,
BonGbHc refere ,o Michael obonovan 90 1o
Trcmcnt-ave. n l3O.s IT e o: O0stdorp-ave. COX
795. the church Of -. Thomas Aquiras. "A cor
po.T..of John J Nolan. .................... "
Villa lsaridge to Wes Chester Village Road s.
5D4 g o. Washlgton-a.c. JS--; Thomas 49,
G Rush Mary A Stapeton. ........ 34o'
King-hridgeeye; $3.50 It m n Of T :.
Company clara W IIobert. ............-.. 24G
Grace-ave 100 II OF Lyon-av". 2'xlh
william II Bingham and James Bingham and
wives Jennie NanderyOort. ............
G -acc-ave s. T.. (; u Lyon-st, 2jx0O: same -
u sane wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

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