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RowLE sBURl. w. Va
10 The .Hasomtown b. -. C5ub:

10 The Hasontovn Il. II. Club:
In the Preston County Journal Of
last week, | noticed letter from
Masontown written by a so called ball
player of that place, in which he cast
some rather severe reflections on the
club at this place. lie iutimated In a
pretty forcible manner that we were
Jealous of them because they held the
championship of the county. He asked
why we did not challenge the Terra
Alta club ii we wanted to play SO bad.
Nov my dear friend il you knew what
you were talking about, you would
never have asked that question. We
did challenge the Terra Alta club nj
three different times last season; and
they failed to respond, and YOU went
away over to X nywood and played a
game of ball, did you? You also stood
up before the mighty Parsons at Terra
Alta Well must gay that it must
nave been awful 1t is a great wonder
that any of you were able to ret home
after passing through so trying an or
deal When you stated that Kingwood
had some of Terra Atlas players you
rorgot to say that when Bill Lavelle
took scrub nine over there to plnv
you that You had the old Rough and
heady battery from Morgantown, and
first baseman from Uniontown em-
ployed at cost of Thirty dollars.
Also when you were speaking OF being
treated so nice at all of the places that
you played you neglected to saw that
you would not pay for the scrub nine's
snppers Some of the boys say that
you kicked like Texas steer on oiv-
ing them their dinners You say that
we refused to play you. Did we not
offer to come over and play you IL Won
would return the game and paw our ex-
penses while there. But you would
not do this. You wanted us To come
over there and play you. pay our own
expenses amt getno return game We
also offered TO meet you at Kingwood
anu pay your expenses while there.
but you never gave MS an answer.
Now then, boys if you think you are
game TO give Rowlesburg some practice
we will meet you at Kingwood or nlav
You here and return the game OF
course il you want to play for little
cash. say fifty or hundred dollars we
are your buckles We want no more.
playing through the papers. IL YOU
want to play SO awful bad we will plav
yon on the diamond, not in the papers
We will pay no more attention to your
nonsense in the papers. Whenever
you want to play kindly inform Geo.
Potter of this place. If you do not
want to play keep your fly trap closed
HOME RUN.
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OUR AGENTS.

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thorzed agents and will receive and
remit to us all money paid on ac-
count. Any subscriptions or orders
for printing left with them will be
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for The ARGUS will give receipts
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sired, but it is not necessary, as re-
ceipts will be sent direct from this
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Herring-Geo. A. Herring, Pm
DISQUALIFICATION Watson.
Newburg-Dr. w. NJ. Dent. p. NJ.
Tunnelton-W. j. Lavelle.
Howesville-J. b. Cooke.
Fellowsville-J. w. Robinson.
Sinclair-W. Il. Keiser.
White-George W. White, p. NJ.
Rowlesburg-P. A. Conf, p. NJ.
Aurora-J. o. Lantz, z. NJ.
Carmcl-Thomas Startzman.
Terra Alta-P. A. Fox. p. M.
Cranesville-D. w. Frazee. p. NJ.
Brandonvllle-C. G.. Fyankhouser
Bruceton-W. II. McCiIbbons, z. NJ
Hudson-Ira Gibson.
Weston--Johu S. Mitchell.
Gladesvllle-U. S. Sapp, M.
Plsgah--E. Benton Walls. p. NJ.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-04-11
POPULAR EXCURSION To WASH
JNGTON
ThursdaY. AnriI IS..

] he last of the series of popular ex :
cnrslons from this section to the Ma
tionaS Capital via Il. & O. r. X is an
nounced for Thursday. April 18th. when
the same train arrangements and low
rates that were in effect on the pre-
vious excursions will prevail. Those
VINO have not taken advantage Of the
previous excursions should not fail 10
inbrace this opportunity to see the Ma
tlonal Capital The severe weather OF
the past winter is over and the genial
warmth of early spring will make tray
elin2 more comfortable The public
buildings, museums. art galleries and
institutions, will be open for free in :
spection and delightful side trips can
he made to points of interest near by
baltimore. Annapolis, Mt Vernon and
Richmond. are all within easy reach OF
the National Capital A visitors guide
To Washington, issued by the B. e. O.
X. X. Co giving n synopsis of the pub
llc buildings and attraction at the Cap
ital and details of the excursion, train
schedules, rates, etc. can be had by
applying to any H. & O. agent.
We give below list OF stations
show ing the time of trains and rates of
fare
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NOTICE TO TRESPaSSERS
ON
COUNTY ROADS.
State Of Vest Virginia,
County of Preston, SIS:

county OF preston, SIS:
At County Court held for said
county, at the Court House thereof,
on the 3rd day of April, lS9 :, the
following among other proceedings
were had.
Whereas. it appearing that the
public highways throughout the
county are beng encroached upon
by land owners in building their
fences, rendering it necessary that
legal proceeding be taken in the
near future to remove and prevent
such distractions.
1t is therefore ordered that the
Clerk of this Court be ana is hereby
instructed to give notice for two
weeks. by publication in two news-
papers published within the county.
to all persons so epcroachlng, to
remove their fences from the limits
on the road.
A copy from the record.
Teste: j. AMI MARTIN, Clerk
Ill 95-2t-S2.45
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-04-11

There is more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurabl
FOR great many years doctors pro-
nounced it a local disease. and pre-
serioed local remedies, and by CON
stantly failing TO cure with local treat
Inent, pronounced it incurable. Science
mas proven catarrh to be a constitu-
tlonai disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hairs Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured bv T. I.
Cneney " Co.. Toledo, Ohio. is the only
constitutional cure on the market. II
rs taken internally in doses from 10
drops to teaspoonful. IL acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces or
the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case il fails to curs
send for circulars and testimonials.
Address, F. J. CHENEY e. Co, Toledo
u Sold by druggists, 75c.
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WHEELING WEEKLY NEWS.

With the issue of April 4 the
Wheeling Weekly News was enlarg.
ed into large twelve-page seven
column paper. The Weekly News
will during the coming year be the
largest and newsiest paper IN West
Virginia. Independent in politics,
1T handles all state and national is
sues freely and fairly. Subscrip-
ton price only rs cents per year,
or the ARGUS and the News both
for Sl.75 per year. Write for
sample copies.
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Hair Tonic without Grease.

Call at the Tonsorial Parlors of
f. Il. Hackley on Price Street and
examine the ine Hair Tonic for
sale there. The famous "Qninine. :"
"ltalian" and eau dc Quinlne"
so much in demand in the East are
the brands for sale. They are con
sidered very fine for cleaning the
scalp and hair and arc used by both
ladies and gentlemen. The receipt
Tor these tones was originally pur-
chased Of a famous Roman bair
dresser at large price. The tonics
we're largely in demand by the Ital-
ran ladies', noted for their beauty
and fine hair. Try bottle and be
convinced.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-04-11

Oorrespondingly low rates from 9TH
err stations.
Tickets will be good ten days, and
VIII be valid for passage from Wash
ington To Baltimore at any time within
the life of the ticket
For. Pullman Car accommodations
and guide to points OF interest in
Washingto address nearest ID. Il O.
Agent
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-04-11
Healthy children

come from healthy mothers, And
mothers Will certainly be healthy II
theyll take DR.. Pierce's Fayorite pre-
tscription Nothing can equal IL In
building up wou1au's strength. Ira
fegulating and assisting all her natural
tunGtiona IL lessons the pains and
burden. Of chfld-bearin1, supports and
s.iSn gthens weak, nursing mothers,
y ,urishmeut
~ 3 an invigOratiug. restorative tonic
q soothing and bracin0 pervino ara =
rsmody Tor woman .IIs and ailments
IN every chronic female complaint or
eakness. u acts 40 beneGeiallv thai
once used 81 Is alw Us IN favor
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-04-11

The April number of the EcLEcrrc
mas mum Der of excellent articles
opening with one from the Quarterly
Review on oliver Wendell Holmes
On tne "a, same order is a critical article
on The Poem OF Robert BRIDGES" nv,
Mr. ) c. Bailey, and a tribute to "Chris.
Una kossetti.' by Mr.. A. c. henson.
MIR W. Hill James contributes an inter.
esting paper entitled "Recollections Of
we Chinese War" and Sir EVELYN
wood 3 "Crimea in 1884 and 1885, Re
co 1tributed in this number. The pa
pc = on travel and adventure take one
through q wide variety Of scenes The
Driminal, 10y st. John H. g. Hankin.
trc rs Of an important social question.
a. there IS bright little household
scussion' BY Phyllis Browne. on The
Management Of the Income" There
are Ia all twenty well-chosen papers in
WIS hunter including several good
short stories besides the usual sditegiaI
department
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Fun COurse In short nnnd rrsel

To the first II persons sending me
the name OF the new county Of
West Virginia, set of and named
by the Vest Va. Legislature IN
1895, vii give foil course in
Shorthand (Ben Pitman System)
by mail free. This is my regular
80 course, and will be given to
introduce my Shorthand Lessons
by mail. Enclose rs cents with
your answer for book, "Phonog-
raphy--What IL Is and What It.
Does" containing valuable infor.
nation on Short. hand, including
alphabet, etc. This is a bona fac
offer. Write to-day and be one Of
the -. Address A. G.. PARSONS.
Weston, w. Va.
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Delicate Diseases affecting male or
female however induced. epee4ilg sn5
permanently cured Illustrated -,
..nt sealed Tor 10 cents fin sfaoos
Ncrlas DispsDsars Medical Assrci.
t.Oo, sC5 Main Size Cd Eddaio y
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-04-11

The State Board Of Health for
West Virginia meets in Wheeling
on the 10th Of this month, where
the regular examination Of appli-
cants to practice medicine in this
State will be held.
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hen travelling between Pittsburgh, Wheel
W. MOrgantown or Fairmont end Clarksburg
MestOn, Parkersburg or Charleston ssrrhe
Mononyah Route offers the shortest and cujck.
~ line. tlt'sc connections made with N o.
ualns az fairmoDt, also at CiarksburR with a
q o. and w. Va. n r. trains north, south. east
anu anu west; ASK for through tickets via. "1hS
MOnongsh Route"
HgeH G.. BowLEs. Gen'l Supt
Aonongah, w. va
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Published by y. X. Pelton, 14fFfghth
street New York Terms. g. per year.
single numbers. - cents: trial sutscriu-
Non Tor months, 81 ECLECTIC and
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South bound Principal stations, Northbound

Monongah Accommodation leaves Fa,rmont
NJ Returning leaves Monongab at 2;Os p. NJ.
arrives Fairmont S30 p. NJ. Trainsd daily except
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II doesn' { require much foupla-
ton 10 builia skY-scr4ping cabinet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06

with men on the bases Cuppy had been almost IN
vincible up that time Cleveland go, good ieao !"
the first through stupid fielding on Pi'tsou's
part and increased II later by good batting When he
ninth inning opened the visitors runs anea'
but four runs the plate in quick orde'
and It looked for awhile n might be tied
he retired TO minor league Attendance. 1900 The
Pittsburg mountaineering I'D
notwithstanding ~ Cleveland 10. Error.-Ptfourg
T. Cleveland differentiation and Sugden Cuppy and
thinner tmpire-Emslie
St Louis. July Five nfs and four were maze
of Kssinger the first inning by the Lousvlles Ehret
replaced him and pitched we'll weighing was not well
supported 81, Louis took the after two were out
on Dowds hit. Attendance. 40. The score;
ST. Louis .......................I o
Louisville .......................4 o q " W
Basehs-St Louis 10 Louisville i3 Errors-Louisvilc
3. Rattercs-Ehre and Often: weighing and warner.
Cmpire-Keefc.
Chicago July 5-Cincinnati had trouble In winning
to-days game Terry knocked Of the box in tho
NTH inning and was relieved by Thornton who was Wild
good fielding game Dryer KEEP, the hits made on him 80
well scattered they avaled the Chicagos tte At
tendance. 1900 The
Chicago ...................... o o. !
Cincinnati .....................2 o-it
Basehits-Chicago o. Cincinnati 10 Errors-Chicaso 4.
Cincinnati 3. Batteries-TerrN. Thornton ana Moran.
Dwyer and Murphy. Unpires- Andrews and Calvin
At Providence Providence ~. Springfield T.
AZ syracuse-Syracusc IL. Buffalo 2.
At Chattanooga Memphis II. Chattanooga 0.
AT COMMISSIONING TO- Binghamton T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
TENNIS BETWEEN SHOWERS.

RESULTS OF RAINY DAYS PLAY ~ THE
TUXEDO TOURNAMENT
Tuxedo Park July Special. The Tuxedo tennis
tournament continued here internationally this after
noon he players rushing out between the showers
to pla, n few games az time. AMI then retrcIting
TO the clubhouse. as the rain forced them 10 stop
The nral match in the singles between Fischer and
Iarnct was postponed until tomorrow. and Chacc
will not be called upon TO defend his title to the
Tuxedo Cup before Monday
In tie consolation singles Lieutenant Bethel. Of
West Point, reached the final round by defeating F.
F.. Howard. a Yale man. In two straight sets. 10
,. ard tomorrow he Will meet Terry, another son
OF ELL for the consolation prize.
In the doubles the two crack teams OF the tour
nament Footc and Larncd ani Fischer and David
son. WIRE each advanced another round. In the
handicap singles w. A. Fowler. Of Brooklyn
sprain.d a ligament In his knee during his match
with Could. OF Orange. and he was Obliged to de-
fault. The score
conssat,on singles ,semi-rna round, Lieutenant ". A.
Bethel. West Iont. hea, +. =. Howard Yale. 70. J.
Hand cap singles round)-A. r. Wright. New York
X Fowler. Crescent Athletic club default. Lieu
Davis Point scratch beat censille KAN"
Tuxedo d5l. y = 90 J. T. Par"' IrnoS T. G. 'owr
80 q =. l. u. W. Gambler Columbia. beat A :.
Per. Harvard. hy default
Second round-Iieuienani W. A. Bethel scratch heat
e. Could Orange towe half 10. q l. q : 4. f. Foote.
Yale half beat - W Gambler three quarters
40 GO II
Doubles onr-t round,-Foo- and rarn-d bea, Pier and
Read. : q u . g. Fischer and Davidson beat Parct
and Terry. lO-s Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
EyERCTSES At CHACTA rQrA.

Chautauqua ~ T.. July 5-The principal feature
Of the mornings exercises was an address by Pro
fcssor Moulion on Tragedy IN General" The
School Of Christian Philosophy, which Is holding
s annual here this year. had as It's speaker
to-day DR.. Josiah Strong. OF New York. the author
OF The New Era and "Our Country" His address
to-day was on the subject OF THE Christian Law
OF Service Applied 10 the Industrial Problem
lie maintained that Christian service. applied in
practical FORM would solve the vexed problems OF
the day
Chancellor MacCracken. OF the NewYork Uni
versity who Is president OF the Society Of Christian
Philosophy, also made address on The Teach
ings OF Sociology" I'm which he outlined the pur-
poses OF the organization. In the evening Professor
Frederick Starr OF the University OF Chicago, de-
llycred his last lecture, Denmark and the Danes"
The lecture illustrated and was one OF the
finest yet delivered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
THE SPORT AT OAKLEY.

Oakley Ohio. July 5-After the tremendous
Fourth of July crush the attendance to-day looked
small Chorn rode three winners out or -FOUR
mounts Summarizes
First (nve furlongs)-Damocles. 102 tChorrl 10
Monteh; 40 'Martin u to second kirH, W.
Tuheryel 10 third. Time 3 Nigars. HIPPO
graft Commissioner Frank. MARRIED. Double Quick ia
pan. Albert $. Hardenburg ard King Ekwood also ran
Second furongsOrrin Rogers ~ Perkins
l. won: Newc on. % 1R. Isom 20 l. second Doorga
100 Cruberville). to third. Time % Newark HUI
bert Dereo, Samantha Taylor and Faster BOY also
Third furlonGs)-Salie Cliquot. loI Cuher-
ville). g. won Mile NJ. l01 Clay. = to l. second;
l01 UIicks). 100 10 !, third Time-l;o2
Cherub and Miss Ross also ran.
Fourth Tone mie).Flyng Dutchman 100 tSh9rn,
: won. Toots ~ tNewcom) 10 10 !. second: free
Advice perkns). 2 70 1. third Tme-l:t2 Irania.
Ray $. Voorhees, and Brendoo also ran.
Fifth race (senE. mile and seventy yards. Egg
bart 100 Chorn). 20 won: The sculptor p, Waker'
l. second. C1emerne. 90 Ooncs) . 10 l. third Time
i :45a.. Fairchnd and Emma Nc. also ran
selling furlonesllash III CPerkins,
= won: Mcddler. ia Il. Sodcn 20 ~ ]. secoId;
Grammar 100 ,Cayton). to third Time-l;2s's Staa
Lady Buchanan Ductor. Tariff Reform Hoy Lochei ana
RoWera also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
THE CORNELLs LOSING GROUND
BELIEF THAT THEY WILL NOT BE EVEN II
FAIR CONDITION BY July 0.

A BELIEF THAT THEY WILL NOT BE EVEN IN
FAIR CONDITION BY JULY o.
Henley July Sit is thought that the Cornell
crew will not be able TO recover their form suf-
0cienty to enable them to row over the course as
fast by fifteen seconds they did three days ago.
Coach Courtney Is making every effort to bring
them into condition. but 1t Is doubtful that they
will be In even fair shape when tho trials begin on
July g. The weather this afternoon was fine. and
there was ,ittc the river everything be-
Ing favorable to fast time The regular Cornell
rowed to Faw.ey Court at thirty-sx stroke
In 3 minutes and 10 seconds.
The Argonaut four rowed over the full course In
very fast time but did not do well the London
Rowing Clubs Stewards Cup four. which did the
distance at a thirty-eight stroke in minutes and 80
seconds.
r. A. Thompson scu.led over the full course In
minutes and 81 seconds and Guy Nickaiis In min
uies and 40 seconds.
This evening the Amsterdam crew. pulling a forty
two stroke. rowed TO Fawey Court In minutes and
30 seconds.
Guy Nckas sculied TO Fawley Court In minutes
and nfteen seconds and Guinness In minutes aud
seconds
The New College eight. pulling thirty-seven strokes
. minute rowed over the full course In minutes
D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06

; HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE.
over short course
NARRAGANSETT PARK RACES.

Providence July THE sport at NarraGansett
PARK this afternoon fair and it served 10 en-
ter,ain 1850 persons. The talent picked Only two
winners. Sir Dixon. jr and Devola Summary;
First race tore mile)-Karhoe % Oiealey) nrst Clar
u. 81 III. BNwn,. second. Fargo. lO2 Cark). third
Tine :s3x. Phoebus also ran
Second race DIVE urongs-Onololee los (Welsh) first
1onoka i0 fSheedv second: Cheops Jos Clark third
Tine .O3;. Treana, Queen Avia barefoot. Mover
herck Spinning Jennie Miss Edith. Imperial and Tore
Gale also
Third race (hve furlongs)-Tinee i03 welsh. FIRST
Hilonena ge tNcC1ain) second, Tarture. lH lSheedy
Aird Tine-I :O2,z Edna May. Ducas Mohawk, Hybrid
LADY Richmond and Franciscan also ran.
Fourth race lone me)-Sir Dixon. los (Weish). FIRST
xangrove li3 (C7ar). second Haistone 40 o. Lamey)
1ird Time-I:46 Fugitive and Bart also ran.
Fifth race (ive furlones)-Devola 10 Healey). first
Cora o. Horton). second; Bernardine 100 tClarD
hrd Tine-l :05 Miss Hannahand and Santa Lucia also
nn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The announcements yesterday at the Broadway
Salesroom all under foreclosure proceedings.
The attendance was small and the bidding was con-
fined to those interested in the parcels.
James l.. Wells sold East One-hundred-and-
fortyfth-st. north side. 1886 feet west OF BROOKE
ave. lot 126xlOO. to the defendant In the action
Hannah Delacy for 600; also on Vyse-ave.. east
side. 264.6l feet north ct Honest. 25xloo to the
paintin. the North New-York Cooperative Build
ing and Loan Society. for 1870
70 feet north OF Buchanan Place, plot 5oxloo. to
Charles and Mary Scharr. for $500
At private contract Petty. Soneard Waker
sold for William F. Cox to Alice NJ: Holland plot
lOoxl0o. north side OF One-hundred- and forty
fourth-st., 125 feet OF ST. Ann's-ave for $4UW
Richard c. Jackson has sold four-story brown
stone front house, 25x9S.9, at No. "a West thirty
second-st to Archibald Russell at about $6oVW TO
$650O0
Picken & Lilly have sod the three-story and
basement dwelling and lot. 17x50xl00, No. A West
One-hundred -twelfth-st. for William II. Picken
to William Lewis, at $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans Tor new buildings and alterations
have been filed with building Department:
New buildings:
10Th II = $ 400 n W Of Yves, End-ave. two four
story and basement brick dwellings. by y NJ
stewart OF 5G2 West End-aNe. $4,000
7Sth-st. 3O2 sos West four hvs-story brick
hms-ave $4,000
Hall Place . 3. loo II OF lS5th-st. two-story
frame dwelling. by Lewis Mc'ook OF No IL ooo.
Hall Place z2U
Lorilard-st and Klngsbridge Road. n corner.
two three-story frame dwellings. by Annie Dono-
I@hanon-st n s. 100 II Of Frankiyn-ave. two
story brick and frame dwelling. by Edward
Iioulhan. No 80 East 4th-st ............. $500
brick store by Terence DUFFY. OF No 2i5 West
7ist-st WOOU
Union square. No Al. and No - to 30 East nth
brick store and office building. by
Clarence \ Wadsworth. Of Mddetown, Conn. $50 900
Wadsworth- and 1s5th-st n corner. three
story brick dwelling. by Frederick Reeve OF
No 63i West lsoth-st. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1880
Alterations:
Msdson-ave. No lao by julius F1eschmann. to
nve-story brick fat. 1900
75th-st, No - Last. by Menda Schmidt. 4-story uo
Hall Place. No IL. ~ II n OF l65thst. by Lewis 49,
Mccook to a 2story frame dwelling. "V
coumbus-ave No S4i to $40 by DR. william
Thurman. to sx-s story brick vaults 5000
Vanderbilt ave-. East. No las by Ellen Kelly ooo
Clinton Place. No 81 by Leonard Hanger. to a 49,
4-story brick. offices and sacsrooms oOO
2ist-st $. l4is II OF 6th-ave by Terence q nm
J Duffy TO a 3story and basement brick store. 5000
Southern Boulevard. No 96S to 972. by Charles
A Ericsson to a 2-story and basement brick q, u>o
1854. st and ST Nlcholas-ave, n corner. by Cor
neiius oReiy. to an s-sory storage brick .ooo
1s noSse :. No. bao.sea West, by John weser to
4-story and basement brick workshop and fac .o
tory $1,000 ~