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The record-union., 1895-06-21

These special values great helps the careful buyer
It's like putting leaven n1Oney-ralslng its
,Ower this way. 8 g 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-07
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

THE PRINCIPLES OF RHETORIC BY Adams sner-
man Hin. New edition revised and enlarged limo
A WOMAN WHO DID NOT. BY Victoria Crosse PIP
100 (Robers Brcs)
THE MIRROR OF MUSIC. BY Stanley v MaKo"er'
PIP. lG3 daoberts Bros)
YELLOW AND WHITE. BY W. Carlton Dave. PIP 22G.
THE MOUNTAIN LOVERS. BY Fiona Macleod. PIP.
800. (Roberts Bros)
sTART IN LIFE BY V W6Tms DC Bnsn %
R Broi ha'n"'''e '''''''' '''''
JOIN the Psrsh and f' The Ayrshire Leeaees
nrodsctn by r. Crockett 9S PoFa sna Os'ra
FROM JERUsALEM TO NIGAEA The SR15Sh in 2m hs
MODERN GERMAN LITERATURE. BY Benjamin W.
Wells limo (aoberts Bros)
THE WOOD BEYOND TIE 1Rn.r wo BID By William Nor
THE FRONT YARD AND OTHER ITALIAN ALAN STORIES ORE
By Byo. constance s"'"0'S "0''''' ''''' ''' ~ u
BEN-HuR BY Lew Wallace. New edition, in German
TWO on TOWER. By. Thomas Hardy. New edi-
ton. with an etching. Harper & Bros)
RHYMES or oCR PLANET. BY VIII Carleton. diar-
per & Bros)
ABOUT PARIS. By Richard Harding Davis Harper
sPoIIT GIRL. BY Florence Warden G.ppncotts
Series OF Select Novels
QUICK TRUTHS IN QUAINT TEXTS. BY Robert suar,
Macarthur. svo. CAmerican Baptist Publication So
cetyD
THE JoNEsEs AND THE AsTERlsKs By Gerald
Campbell. CThe Merriam Company
THE PLAGUE IN LONDON. BY Daniel Defoe. MAY
nards English Classic Series ,
FROM THE MEMOIRS OF A MINISTER OF FRANCE.
by Stanley j. Weyman l2mo. U-ongmans. Green &
Coz
CORNISH STORIES. BY Mark Guy Pearse Eighteenth
Edition. Niunt a. Eaton.)
FACTS ABOUT NJ )NEY. BY J. Lawrence Laughln.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-07
NEW CHEF AT WILLETS POINJ
MAJOR j. n. KNIGHT TO TAKE COMMAND OF THE
ENGINEERS Ar THAT STATION

MAJOR j. n KNIGHT TO TAKE COMMAND OF THE
ENGINEERS Ar THAT STATION
II was announced at Whitestone yesterday tno'
Major j. u. knight had been appointed commahuer
a, the battalion OF United Statcs Engineers at WIZ
lets Point, TO succeed Lcutcnant-Colone' william
King who was transferred 70 Block Island MI
several months ago Captain william T. hoSen'
who has been temporarily in charge OF the pa''
TALON since Colonel Kings departure. has been dc'
tailed TO take charge OF the engineer worms NJ MO
bile Ala Major Knight will assume his duties some
time In October.
He was graduated from the Military Academy IN
1868 on June Is OF that year he WAS app9ona, Me-
second lieutenant. and short time af,erwa,H i rs
lieutenant lie was made captain on June To- ~;
and major In April last He was al one time cm' e
engineer OF the Division OF the Pacinc and was
assistant professor OF mathematics at the Milaiy
Academy He was disbursing officer OF the Mssls.
sinni River Commission in 1882, ana was assistant
engineer OF defences OF the Eastern New-York Har-
hor In 1873 He commanded an engineer battalion
here for several years. and had charge or me Work
n, Fort SCHUYLER. He relieved from the De,
tached service with the New-fork Natonal oudip
In 1890 after which he became instructor OF enS-
neerng in the Infantry and Cavalry School AT fort
Ieavenworth. Since that time he mas been on uu'y
at Washington, u. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-07
REAL ESTATE.
p,-stNrss AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHAN'ES'
T,yo sales under foreclosure proceedings "c'e w."
Yesterday at tho Broadway Real Estate
lanes T.. Wells sold Nos. 2lO to 9n "e'' o
hrndrcd.nnl-thIrty- thIrd-st, hve hVe-s'o' ,.so,n
oa,. ,soxssii. 70 tho plaintiff In the action '"'o''
Mccormick. for ftO.'~ 80 wos,
po,.r II Never A. Co sod Nos. iib ana III "e''
NIro,vslxth-st two four-story brick nnts, ~
n,inintir The (,ermania Life INSURANCE" |"'''"''
FOR S35 900 each. - -, tho three three-story
orJ hosement brick dwelling properteH ,s,,iIo =,
% II and 33 East Nineteenth ST. lo' ,n,htn, in
Uavemeyer to Benjamin Siliman LOT so 10 10 v,ng
Tho nerhborhood OF $4,000. MT Snais =, 90 n
Mans nrepared for twelyestory nreproot s'oe ,hs
once building which he intends 10 ou''n y" '"'
site. , -. ga FOR lanes Iiv-
ingston the three-story dwelling properly .e,S.o wv
West End-ave John ID. Dent TOT apou. "a 10 r.
The Mercantile Building Company mas soia 10 -,
u, rooan the three and -half-story white stone
dwelling 2lx65xlC0 No. $50 West End-ave Char'es
NJ Bargebuhr & Son have sold Tor hoiiaS m
Lemon the northwest corner OF r'ighth-aHe' a.,
One-hund red "A nd -fourteenth-s Two hyesso,5
hrick Warehouses with stores, O5lsXloo, 10 E1"aIu
Rafter at $4,000 Mr.. Rafter gives IN exchamse
ave lots three on the west side or Con'eii "a &C.
dftv feet south OF One-hundred and thrty-tn rd-s
one lot on the west side of the same avenue 10
fee south OF e-hundred thirty third-st ann
ono lot on the east side of Amsterdam.a ave, Nv
Toe, south OF One hundred and thrty-thrd-st Inc
total valuation OF the lots is 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-07
HOTEL DE LOGEROT PROPERTY SOLD.
IT CHANGED OWNERS YESTERDAY FOR CON-
s1nERATIoN DE ABOUT s&lO.00O

IT CHANGED OWNERS YESTERDAY FOR CON-
SHERATON OF ABOUT $4,000
The rumors in real estate circles TO the eject that
several large real estate deals had been closed ana
that the particulars would be made pubic ex-
cited much interest the part Of real estate deal
ers and brokers In this city yesterday. The second
large real estate sale for the week was MADE la'e
yesterday afternoon. Hoffman Brothers reported
hat they had sold for Henry Corn the southwestern
corner Of Fifth-ave. and Eghteenth-st The prop
,rty IL known as the Hotel De Logero,. and in It's
rntrety embraces Nos 1874 l2e and l2s In the avenue
4 plot 92xio5 feet. 1t purchased In june
1891. by Nine de Logerot for 100000. The present
building cost 100000. and was sold at auction by
R. v. Harnett & Co, in January, 1894
Only a part OF this property was sold YESTERDAY
embracing the corner OF Fifth-ave. and Eighteenth
IT. with 90 feet front Ffth-ave ana aepsnn 90
li5 feet. There still remains unsold an IL ol La %
feet on the and 60 feet on the street s,'V a.,
running in the rear of the hotel The price pau 70
stated at about $4,000. The name oil tne pui
chaser is. for the present withheld hS ma,an
Brothers further announce that tne! nav ~, an
lease of the property for term OF years n ii, n,,r
annual rental OF $4,000 and taxes, MI. corn p m
chased this entire property In the pesnm ai seo oco
wear for $4,000, and he has since expenueu s'VVVo
In altering the building for business purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

W 's 4os. to Of Kat. sAass
Jacobs ~ s ssa 4 Of Hadson-s, i5s.lo44
" Mapy Hyatt to Theodore Hyatt, ,o,t.- 200
No 49, Deborah Staples and 10 9saTse
executors ETC. OF JOSEF" ''"p'e' 49, 2s 25
22dst 5. 20 II ryor %. n Levy .. 1000
slst-st No IA West; Frederick w sauer ct al ,
ott To A"ars" corner Amsterdam;aye 5oxsel to
centre Of Apthorpes ,-l Lang s;oi ScA'o' eugene
o r0ysf Sna loo Of iothave 2oxas o. Charles
4Sss RaS ' to Many snS'h Fnss sSeao &c.
sn%s property I scS1 of MaTks5s so
5 4Sis ioxs2 also adjoining strip; Abraham
f7 S T'ys Of IF ad ps "H" ssioo
10 Hs b g saa3 c. a1d sno jnd
son aoad TO S ssnnl RandSph Guggenhemer
wife and another TO same ~ 49, cox,ooi ii"
'i Susanna Thorne to Vincent Garafao and o.,
s snot9er ;eo +, Of shave iocx.a H. and
other property; James Everard and wife to 7,ooo
i Iamss EHeTsrd s5 # Of si-ave 25xiooio;
e T sss %.. of FasRs Doa,aa.
cchs No SS7 Vest same NewYork Realty :, %
ls SG 100 {, Of iih;qye 25xasii George o
and yff to John OF co GnSs5
Ss:ph K IS 70 81 %e k6be S to
,c Sns[f' Sns s l25 It q colam6ssays 'ox
valentine-ave . $. 800 It from ls4thst. 25oxloo
being Lots IS and II. map Valentine Farm
Charles Collins and wife to Marie Collins,
Frnesclin Place 2. ais II " OK Grenadd
Place 25xI346. Vito Chaps and wife to Michaei "a
rT TT9 place s. 1905 Il Of Grenada Place.
30 sxi26. 7xJOxl3i6; saverio Tuot and wife 70 20
Kingshridge-ave s " corner Van Corlear Place.
so ixirregular; Richard Alexander ct al 10
iisth-st 200 II OF cIifton-ave. 2oxloo;
lanes sva Russell i? s y2hn q s"I iSe6s sxss4
Hattie and John A Knox to James Russell:
Boston-ave 027 n OF 1Gath-st. 4Oxl23; VIII =.
lam Sherwood and wife 10 Roderic y Connor;' 90
l37th-st n a. 1GJS II Of southern bouleVarq
25xlOO: Arthur S McCafray and wife to Asa Il
Roath OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Lot beginning 80 II from n corner lGIth-st ana
IJoe-avc 25yI5. part ~ Fox estate; Rose ana a.
John c Lynch Martha c Lavele: ~
Grove-ave W 4334 II OF Clin-st loSiVo;
Caroline Bassong TO Margaret Steger.
Fores-ave s. GSS II Of l5ith-st lbsxio. ~
William r Rutherford and wife to Minnie Moore A'S'
waterloo Place n Q corner i75th-st l12x52xlol's ~
x53: Mary Guignes to Helen ] Allcot ..:. o'o
Jernme-ave 100 II OF Wolf Place. 2oxl4o;
Frederick f<olmsky and wife 10 Lindiey a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

A %s.r5s s' Pate to and g'1 3 k9Fn s''"'
Bysrs MOSS u: y. ,s,bst Years ......... 1880
Braender philip and wife to Frank sei'z No ., ooo
cd II has CUB !fiS'' city q X sdo5 s5en
al trustees corner '''"'e 10000
sa E1%'s to til. Farmers Trust Co same 40
c PTIoreT'y sn2 years and wife to Constant
trustee " Croona-aye 2osi II : OF Lebanon soo
c6srse Harry: E,ay s Co " Am''sr 5000
aam%y on lGS' 10 0f I'Gs ssa 4F@'Hd 2sd. 20
oIshs% Ti jennie. to Iudson Todd is,-ave
Same me to Randolph Gussenheimer and another 40
casfao snoinsT s,s susanna S.,ys 5000
Goldman. Therese to John stemme iiiih-st .oo
Holland III q sa 81 'iays joS ss'I Ioo.
S OF john Sm,av and y to Emile Murray
as 20 # to Of S MGdsSroak 4h
HassoSc Ka,s 70 Ea.Hsrns fSns' 1000
Hillebrand Gertrude, and another to Hsrren mn
Kirk fl al john to o'E"f w ls'S trustee a broossaye
5oi Il OF i6sd-st secures debts ,;s.,,s, 1898
N 2cS IT 'Q%' Of q con .as' year 1000
ebertz Edward to Harlem SsyH "a Sa"n S
OF New c~s orr f., a. mar Of Woodstock year 275o
ii le5tSs W ioo 1 OF washnsionav 600
I,aveile Martha G. Rose Lynch and another.
plot so Il from corner ie7th-s' and Hoeave' ooo
part Of Fox esta t,.,,! yssri eocks iietb., W.
N
- II OF Grand Boulevard and other property - ooo
I,achenbruch Henrietta. Johanna Lachen-
bruch. = 7ith-st - II OF LeNington-ave de- . oo
Moore Minnie TO William + Rutherford.
Forest-ave GO n 3 Of Cedar Place. year. 800
Matteson Henrietta. and another 10 W est side
Bank 65th-st $50 n W OF AmsterdamaVe, ~
Merritt Arthur 10 New York Life Insurance Com
pany. Broomcst. - II . OF Crosoy-st 800 -.
Mc vv' MARY Henri Wiener. ss'h 90,
st. $50 II II Columhus-ave. ears 2,oOO
Sal ~
Newton Henry J. and wife to the New-York lie
Insurance Company. Broome-st. 10 n Of 49,.
Oconnor Roderic TO william Sherwood Bos-
ton-ave G27 n ~ i69th-st. years 1000
Poynton Joseph X T., TO Z c Potter 10th -.
st 1875 n Of 0th-ave. years ............... 5000
Picken John A. and wife to the Germania Lhe
Insurance Company i20h-s % II OF
Manhattan-aye mortgages, years. 5000
Roath Asa X. Maria Weinlnger. 18th
ST 1853 II 9 OF Southern Boulevard. years. 900
Reich Andrew to Conrad X Gross and another.
ort-s', isiO II % Amsterdam-ave year. 1850
Rohrlg william r. and wife 20 Harris Manlel-
baum and another. n W corner I,h-ave and 9th -
No & Madison-ayc years. ................. 1880
Worms Paul. o Emanuel Buriando. = shlest.
Weaver Julia =. and another to l. Wells.
trustee, Woodrun-ave 1902 II W OF Bos
Road. wears .........,... 2SO
West. James o. ct al executors and trustees 10
Rebekah W Griffin 1t al ?ithst, POS II OF
shave. years. zoV
lanes Ev.rards breweries Co the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company as trustee. l32d-sf,
100 n . Of 5th-ave i0Cr90. H. and other prop -
erv a. so all machinery tools etc. bonds.. 2oo.OoO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-07
Qedchers.

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Nem pnbl,rarions.
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
PUBLISH TODAY

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Gin fropertp for Sale.

rpROwNsToNE RESIDENCE 3is West seth Street: q
II feet wide: cabinet trim nne decorations mode
to,.s terms TO suit Can he Inspected time appI
49, ~ r. JACKSON co. $50 Broadway.
rnRrvATE DWELLING i2t East e5th street. near Pan
II Ayp.-Thfse-stofy and basement brick and stone 10
o., house perfect condition: open fireplace CRATES an
artuys, bargain for quick buyer Can te seen sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-07

story frame tenement by Patrick Lahey Of
,cH,b S'N loo n q Of Amsterdam ave three
6ys.story brick Mats. by Charles Fisher. Of
No ios West s7th.st. .;..r....;';s,:,;........
story frame store. by Edward Reilly. Of No
2.320 Monroe,ays .;
frame dwelling by owen Hsnretty Of No
LAO vy~,a" ,oa Il Of i,.achavs two:;oiy
frame dwelling by TreadweIl Kefcham, ~ No
AL wii.is-ave 90, ., q, n, t.,;c..,
Road tyo-story and attic frame dwelling. BY
W Cavansgh ...,,...''...'''..' '''''''''''''.
shsrman.aye and side. 1884 and lsith sta.
BIZ Isabella Glass, 10 two-story and attic
froms dwelling 'ss's'
,a,hs, No I2T East, By P!ncus Lnwcnfef. 10
AVE- story brick store and tenement .....,..,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-07

1nstrurtion.
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N, HE FOREMOST MUSIC SCHOOL. OF AMERICA
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| OF music taught. Special department FOR beginners
Students received daily. Terms from Si5 upward.
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Can Schools.

NJ Y u EVENING LAW SCHOOL 1884,. o., "a,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-07
niILpIN0 PLANS FILED.

BtILDINU PLANE FII-ED.
The following plans for new buildings and alterations
were nled yesterday:
New buildings . 49,. - 80.
brick stable and shop by John stigier Of
No $50 West 6jth-st 1900 t'"V
jefferson ave, . o. l.o II OF )S0th-st. three
Rock Island Argus., 1895-03-14

The dread diphtheria has again
darkened the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Crawford. of Rural, their
eldest daughter. aged u, ,dyiny yes
terday.
T. F. Davenport. father of Mrs. F.
H. Rockwell, of this city, died a,
Quincy Tuesday night. aged 80 years
MIR. Rockwell left for Quincy last
evening and will accom- pany the re-
mains to Cambridge for burial today
Mr-. Rockwell went to Cambridg'
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Hawthorne.
3-year-old daughter, Hazel, died las
evening at $3.50, from an attack o
paralysis. superinduced by diph
iberia. The deceased was q swee
chi d. and a household treasure. Th
funeral will occur from the grief
stricken home, 2SS7 Sixth avenue
at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-03-14

NJ. 4 K. will give new pair of
pants Tor every pair that rips. before
worn out-that is the guarantee that
accompanies every pair of Sweet,
Orr q Co.'S union-made pants-M.
There was . smsll blaze in the cot
tage OF August Ruge. at the corner
Of Twenty-third street and Fourth
avenue. about 8 o'clock last evening,
Kerosene lamp falling ON the floor,
exploding and setting fire to some
wood work. An alarm brought the
Centrals to the scene, but their SER
vices were unnecessary. the fire be-
ing extinguished before the damage
reached over IS.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-03-14

L. A. Stoddard, of Chicago, grand
ms aster of the Illinois Grand lodge,
arrived last evening to take part in
the school OF instruction being con-
Quoted at Masonic temple. and which
will close this evening with banquet
given by the ladies of the Eastern
Star in honor of the distinguished
visitors.
Deputy Grand Master Owen Scott,
of Bloomington, and Harrison Dill,
also of Bloomington. grand secretary
are here
Rock Island Argus., 1895-03-14
Photograph Enl.rger Pinched.


Joseph Stephan. a travelling pho
tograph enlarger and Trainer. was ar
rested last evening up town. by
Officer Bender, on complaint
of H. H. Nuser. of Thirty-first
street. who telegraphed the house
stephan and his partner were pre-
tending to represent. and received .
telegram to have them arrested. as
they were not employed by it. Mrs.
Nuser had ordered q picture enlarged
by them and paid 81 as part pay ment
therefor. Her husband suspected
their way of doing business and made
inquiries. Stephans' partner could
not be found. Stephan will be held
until further Information can re OBJ
tained from the Chicago Washington
Art studio. whose credentials car
ries. -,
Rock Island Argus., 1895-03-14

give YOU figures on the range Work.
u viii im.rove the Iooks a d vaiue cf your
Ac,,.s * mr. eenr. some OF the niceet buildings
IN IN. etare are built OF Colon. stone By Al
means have your arc itect epeci Co'oua e-on-
to be used IN your hu ldrg- Samples OF stose
Ico4 ~ GitcAen Z Lynds's Sailatng.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-03-14

The Modern way
commends itself to the will-informed,
to do pleasantly and effectually what
was formerly done in the crudest
manner and disagreeably as we'll.
To cleanse the system and break up
colds, headaches and fevers without
UNPLEASANT after effects, use the de-
lightful liquid laxative remedy, Syr-
up Of Figs.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-03-14
MCIntyre-ReCk Dry Goods @.
Bargains Extraordinary.

bargains Extraordinary.
We offer this week and long as lasts
500 boxes Creme Oat Meal SoapI mad. nv the
French milling process. worth 15c @ke. al the very
low price of 1Sc box, cakes in a kox. @. . boxes
for 25c.
This is q magnificent Soap purd and sweet and
delicately perfumed. guaranteed ID he the highes:
grade and purest quality of complex Fn Soap.
500 yards Tennis Flannel. worth &C. atS;c.
500 yards Domet Flannel. worth tc. at ic.
Snap them mp quick There are some more.
Is pieces elegant Black Ground Figured Satines.
fast colors, 60 in this sale at. per ysrd 7le
500 wards Mormie Toweling. worth l2lc at SIC.
Come in this week and walk through our stores
and you will be surprised to find so mann bargains
that you can use in Linens Musiins' "irshams and
Dress Goods.
Capes and Jackets.
Arriving-Capes and Jackets, and they are right
in price and style.
We are showing some lovely things il jet and Lace
Trimmings.
ReCk Dry Goods Co.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-03-14
THE ARGUS. THURSDAY, MARCH IA. 1895.


All old soldiers who wish to attend
the dedication of the battlefield OF
Shiloh April 5 and z, please call at
Gordon & Bowman's Office Thursday
evening at ESQ. March IA. Come,
comrades, let us see old Shiloh again.
COMMITTEE.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-03-14
COrSetS.

BEST SELECTION. LOWEST PRICES-Our Cor
set Department promises to be busy place this week
if big values at little prices for anything 1t
is no boast on part when say show more and
better stlyes than anyone in this vicinity An illt
ting Corset is source of constant discomfort to the
wearer and it is in the ability insure eegent fit
that We claim superiority.
For this sale offer full assortment of the peer
less Royal Worcester Corsets. Schilling's Famous
American Lady. Empress Josephine. p. D.
This week we ofer
Child's B. B. Waists, worth Csc, at 12c.
Misses B. b. Waists, worth 60c. at 35c.
Young Ladies' Waists, worth S5c, at 49c.
Ladies' Waists, worth t1.OO, at sec.
Famous S. c. Corset. worth 81. at 49c.
100 Corsets in broken sizes, worth 75c 81. so for
39c You will save some money, come and see us.
Wash Goods.
Beautiful, Dainty and Fresh the Wash Goods
we are showing, and the ladies tell SO. and they
also tell us our prices right. Dimities. Organ
dies. Ginghams. Nainsooks, Lawns, Percales, Cam
brics, Gazelles, Crystals.