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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-10-29


GTATE OF County Court for
- Pierce county.
In the matter of the estate of Peier n. Huageu
deceased. In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that letters of admin
istratiOn on the estate of Peder n. Haugen,
deceased, late of the town Of Martell, in said
county, having issued to Nils =. Haugen of the
city of River Falls, in said county, the claims
and demands of all persons against said Peder
y. Haugen, deceased, viii be received, exam
ined aud adjusted by the County Court OF said
Pierce county, at the regular terms thereof, to
be held at the County Court room in the village
of Ellsworth. in said county, on the first Tues
day, being the first day of December, A. D..
1896 and the first Tuesday, being the fourth
dav of May. 4. ID. 1897, and that until and
including the fourth day of May, a. d. 1897, is
the time allowed and limited by said County
Court for the creditors Of said Peder y. Haugen
deceased to present their claims for eXamina-
ton and allowance.
Dated October 18th, A. ID. 1896.
BY order of the court
ALLEN Z. WELD,
2I-w4 County Judge.
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Rennhliean Conntr Ticket.

The Republicans Of Pierce county
almost invariably fortunate in their
selection Of candidates for their
county tickets, We're never more 50
than at their lost convention.
Il. 5. Robson, the nominee for
Sheriff. has already served two terms
in that capacity, during which he
proved his eminent fitness for the
place.
Though J. B. Jensen has not filed
the Office Of County Clerk from time
immemorial. he has been there about
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-10-29

Had not exercise been necessary,
nature would rot have given such an
activity to the limbs, and such a
pliancy 60 every part, as produces
those compressions and extensions
necessary to the preservation of such
a system Addison.
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PLUM CITY.

Born, Oct. q, to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Krapsback, son.
The Mckinley rally which was held
at Harmonic Hall was well attended;
also, the Bryan Rally which was held
at G.. Moser's hall.
Mr.. John Schyeback and Miss
Katherine Appel, both of FarmhilI,
were married at this place last Tues
day by Rev. Father WeitZ. We wish
the young couple endless joys.
The Plum City Harmonic Band
serenaded several of our citizens last
Friday evening.
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STATE TICKET.
For Governor
EDWARD SCOFIELD. OF Oeonto.
rur Lieutenant Governor
EMIL BAENSCH, of ManitowOe
For Secretary Of State
HENRY CASSON, of Vernon.
For Treasurer
SEWALL 4. PETERSON, of Barron
For Attorney General
W. II. MlLREA, of Marathon.
For Supt. of Public Instruction
). q. EMERY, of Dane.
For Insurance Commissioner
WM. \. FRICKE, of Milwaukee.
For Railroad Commissioner
DUN"AN j. MCKENZIE. of Buffalo.
For Member Of Congress, 10th Dist
JOHN J. JENKINS. OF Chippewa.
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Mr. r. " Pratt who moved to the
Pacific coast some time ago, recently
lost his household goods and some
other things by fire. His former
neighbors in st. Anthony Park gave a
dramatic entertainment and sent him
the net proceeds to relieve his serious
EN- barrassment.
We are glad 20 hear from your West
Superior correspondent, for that city
is largely a Pierce county colony.
May his muse move him often.
For fear Of being Jumped on" by
either one side or the other we only
dare to prophesy, concerning the cleo
ton, that it viii be greater surprise
than has often been seeE.
Prof. It. I'll. Kirk. for awhile in
educational work in River Falls is
Superintendent of schools at San
Bernardino. Cal. He was for some
years after leaving River Falls assist
ant state superintendent of Mime
sofa.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. n. Akens of Ham
line are very prominent in social and
Methodist circles in that suburb.
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COUNTY TICKET.

For County Clerk
J. b. JENSON.
For County Treasurer
G. +. WIESEMANN.
For Sheriff
X. :. Robson.
For Coroner
j. ;. COPLEN.
For Clerk of Court
l.. l.. RICHARDSON.
For Dist. Attorney
4. COMBACkER.
For Register Of Deeds
W. W. WALSiNGHAM.
For Surveyor
II. X. ..ATON.
Fos County Supt. of Schools
J. L. SHAW.
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LEGISLATIVE.

For State Senator, 10th District
ID. W. WOODWORTH, of Pierce.
For Member of Assembly
&. T.. PRATT, Of River Falls.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
NATIONAL TICKET.

FoR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM Mckinley,
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
GARRETT 4. HOBART,
OF NEW JERSEY.
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(First publication Oct. 10, 1895.
unrsnr IN rnEnrEnnn

Large assortment of carpets in
stock at Rassm ussen's.
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w VI. COOK. Express and Baggage Line
w Headquarters a. e. J. Henriksen's Store.
Leave orders for baggage, and dTayiug of al
kinds Prompt service; living rates
II L. HOWE, Express and Baggage Line
4 Leave orders az the Gladstone Hotel.
Special attention given 10 collecting Baggage
from aud delivering 10 all parts Of the city.
All Kinds OF draw and team work promptly
attended %. Charges moderate.
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IcE.-Ice delivered to any Part of
the city. Leave orders at either of
the meat markets.
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,IINrErTINEnIN-


ENINGS SISTERS. River Falls. Wis.
Il Eeepa general Book store. embracing school
aud Miscellaneous Books. Periodicals ane s.H-..
zines. Curtains and Curtain fiXtures. Wall
PAPER. Fancy Goods. A fuil line OF s.tionery.
HUBER HOUSE cas- s~orth, Wis. Louis Huber
Il L Proprietor Tbs hcuse Is IN good condi-
ton throug bout. and tle I-9vcliug public viii
always ind q good table and clean beds The
bar is supplied vi. the choicest lGuors
n Y. DENNISTOS. Ellsworth, WIS.
L. Abstract Real Estate 4 Insurl nee Office
Taxes raid and information given. full set
OF ABsrRAcT Books To- Pierce and 81. Croix
Counties
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II f. FOLLANSBEE, Surgeon Dentist. Grad
II. uate ofCk-- go Colleg9 OF Dental surgery
ofice in smiths Book. River Falls. Wis
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Rnsipess Cards.
LfH TERS.

D
-~-~~-~---C---------~--- ---7-7->-----~-.-c
~ fremont Block, River Falls. Wis.
A LIEN +. WELD. Attorney at Law. Office
u in Bracket Block, River Falls, Wis.
l. NJ. WHITE. Attorney at Law. CoIlec-
II tons a Specially. Office over johnson a
ElertsOn's hardware store, River Falls, Wis.
PHTSTCTIVS.
II W. ASHLEY, Physician and Surgeon.
L. Diiice in BoXrud Block. Residence cor
ner Fourth and Elm streets, River Falls, Wis.
u a. TOBY L f. II. PARKER. Physicians
Il. and Surgeons. Office North Main street,
River Falls, Wis
NIGHT CALLS.
Dr. Toby. residence cor. Pine and second SITS.
DIT. Parker. residence cor Maple and Third SIS.
DR.AF GENDRON. Office and residence
- first door north Of Gladstone Hotel, River
Fails. Wis. Ofice hours. 10 TO y A. NJ, and TO
and 20 p. NJ
I A. CLOUGH physician and Surgeon, Rock
O. Elm. Pierce county, Wis
DENTISTS.
II E FOLLANSBEE. Surgeon Dentist. Grad
/ Il. uate ufCE- lsago COLES OF Dental surgery
Office in smiths Block River Falls, Wis.
ID T. WEEKS. Dental surgeon. Office in the
ID. smith Block. Ellsworth. Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-10-29
(First publication Oct. 10, 1896.
unTIer nr cHkNeE2Y FDREcIOSuRE SALE

Robert /. Murray. Richard Franklin Pearsall
and Enngham G. Haight-fOrmerly Bingham
NJ. Cock as Executors of the Last Will and
Testament of Charles Haght, deceased,
COmplainanfS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-10-29

ID T. WEEKS. Dental surgeon. Office in the
ID. smith Block. Ellsworth, Wis.
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DENTISTS.

I A. CLOUGH. Physician and Surgeon, Rocl
81. Elm. Pierce comfy, Wis.
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~ W. ASHLEY, Physician and Surgeon
Il Oliice in BoXrud Block. Residence co
ner Fourth and Elm streets. River Falls, Wis.
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~ L. HAUGEN, Attorney at Law Office IN
NJ fremont Block, River Falls. Wis.
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IRA GENDRON Office and residence
IL first door north Of Gladstone Hotel, River
Falls. Wis Office hours: 10 TO u A. NJ, and TO
and 10 p. NJ
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II NJ. WHITE. Attorney at Law. COIlec-
II. lions Specially. Onice over johnson q
ElertsOn's hardware store, River Falls, Wis.
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II 4. TOBY < f. n. PARKER. Physicians
l.. and Surgeons. Office. North Main street
River Falls, Wis
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
.,r OF THE FRANCHISE fOSIf"NhD'

H''" TRACTION COMPANY
.,-..,,sr Fitch had the sale OF the Peoples
JIM" Comnany's franchise on hand again yes
H,.r and once more 1t was ADJOURNED Inc sao
@'.'' ,ostponed many times owing 10 the hu-
s'' -,ou,.nc out Of the efforts of the Onioh' OF
r,,.rrv" r". Railroad Company to keep It's rival
'h'eA, hs,o,s Traction Company. from occupying
Ss ie a, the Annexed District. When the Con-
ts s"' 49,, offered the franchise at auction under
r~N ~. People's company bid IS and ~ per
re sross receipts with the and per cent
ssn' emu. y" ,or IN the Cantor act added Assistant
p'0''e. Counsel Dean advised the Controler 10
c''p h,ssing 10 on, and 1t reached over wv"
lei y" The opposition 10 the Peoples company
pe' s,.,." bidding was conducted by the sou'h-
I" 'A,0 n...ysrd Railroad Company known as .
eFn =, ,hs ..Huckleberry" company.
oanm M w.s taken before Judge Beekman, who
Al. ...ry decided that 100 per cent OF the gross
P'. wss the highest legal bid that coud De
w. .,d the Appellate Division subsequently al
Sa'e; ~, decision Technical objections NOV
sne' e'.rsad additional adjournments OF me t sale.
CH caIse c. Caunsel Scott was at the Controlies
upo'ahheon the Controller offered the irancinse
- MHvl v.ns,erday and advised another ADJOURN
EH'Mr Srott said that he wouId ihsti'ute pr
r. M ,bat would settle all the lesal quesuoiis'
s.nss,ateS also that another injunction proeeeu-
ssn s.a ~ q ,axpaver before Judge Lawrence,
y pesun ~ haan decided The counsel Tor the
~ hv' !o,anv renewed that company oD!ec-
!sl - any further postponemeht. put .re .r,,oSai
- tha advice of the Corporation Nou"se''
sinurned the sale one week
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1st-ave $. 23I n ot llth-st, Z52Ho4 = Jonn
Coean and ano her executors 70 E.i3s yacoos.
Forsyth st. No leG to 2o2 stanton-st -. ~ II
Of Forsyth-st 25xg9 3: John Halstead et a.
executors 20 Ebenezer Hurd and another
4ls,-st. No 4eo West: Margaret Ifernan 10 henry
l1stn@s,. n 5. 3el.s Z, OF 3d-ave le. sxloo. II;
Francis I. Donohue. referee. 20 william LYMAN
i2lsi-st s =, 80 Il e OF 26-ave. 2Oxlo0ll' Cath-
erin, Assenbeck to William l. Goetz: 80.
81 .ve n " correr 4Sth-st. 100. Jxso: Herman
Wronkow and wife 10 Charles Althof f........
2d-ave 242 II OF 1th-st; runs g .
ai3 II 70 5th-s, K n i42 It TO Bronx River
800 Z, x = 100 II to beginning; also n
2d-avs 243 Il Of 2d-st. runs W 10 "
W 100 Il n e ia5 Il 100 II: Mchael
Cohalan to Elizabeth Heilman. ....--....::....
II -nry-st. No 232 George Harris and wife 70
sat. Nos 81 and 80 West. George Cold
schmidt e. al 10 Viola Hahn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Washlngton-ave. s. 2s4.lO II OF 166ih-st
296xi5O: Ida Dienst ard another. executors and
Nadiron-st Nos 30 and 81: James Dempsey
and another executors. TO Joseph KENNEDY
Attorney-st, No 8: Louis Aaron and wife to
Philip Coldstein .......... ...... :;
North Moore-si Nos 81 and 80; John + McArdle
ct al, executors and trustees. 10 tmanuel He'll
ncr and another .................... 49,. :;
Great Jones-st No 4G; Sophia Taller, indi-
vidual and as executrix. 10 Edmund Collin
32d-st f. 100 II of 7th-ave. T5xl3s 3x75x
1873 10: william II Sturtcvant and wife 70 Benc-
f27th-at q 8 2lO y o, Gth-ave. 1S.9N93 II
Charles Wehie referee. 10 the Metropolitan LIE
Insurance Company Of New-York .............
lOcl-st p 100 n of Columbus-av 30xlOOl;
Edward Has-ett. referee. 70 same -........- -
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
BRISK RECOVERY IN COTTON.
c,,0ox,rrr.s, ACREAGE REPORT SUR
PRISE TO THE SPECTATORS.

rT, CHRONICLES ACREAGE REPORT 'O'
PRISE TO THE SPECTATORS
NAV weak and almos, panicky opening IN 'ne
sn.rr,,ol cotton market yesterday tha' Ha' Nc
,..snced a sharp recovery wren the ammo. -,
,s,rt of 'The Financial Chronicle oi '''S -
WV. o,,c.d This report made the increase IN
'.s .,,. 40 against a decrease OF ne per
.,, las. wear. The estimate OF the Government
increase of l4s per cent in acreage THIS year
r.,.,, Alexander & Co. placed 1t al lio per CENT
y,.,. had heen such extravagant reports coming up
,or ,hs South about the immense increase III
,~ssge that the bulk OF the spectators naa H'S"e
=, ,he,r minds that about 20 per cent or even
,o,s uas the proper figure The Chronicies es"-
rat. still lower than the other authoriNes' Ha7 ."
n. nature Of a rude shock. Then the leAAn
t-ou,h continued unbroken. These FACTORS c'oseu
,Jvs,,ool as4d 10 sod higher than on WednesdaF'
.,,s, . had opened I-e4d 10 Sad lower spot sales
IN IAverpool were again heavy-l5o@ bales
The ,oe.l market opened 10 points higher. went
up Quickly TO u points on a scramble TO cover py
oversod shorts; then sagged back TO points on
news Of heavy rains In the Atlantic ana Gun states
closing very steady however, ana near the pest
prices OF the day. Angus, ranged between 7.4o and
Ts4 closing at 7N The entire list was 6 to points
up when the gong sounded. The trading was lively
1880 bales being sold.
Mr.. Inman said that the present outlook Is for
crop Of S5ooOO 10 10000 bales
The Chronicle" says that the refusal Of lenders 70
extend credits 10 Southern planters, owing 10 the
growth Of the silver agitation, was one potent rae
tor in checking the disposition 10 pant heavily IN
the South Cotton. more than any other crop. is
grown on credit The condition of the growing crop
Is reported as very satisfactory. The Chronicles
acreage summary in detail is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
RECORDED MORTGAGrS.

Ai'hor Charles 70 the Trust Co y cor
3i-ave ard 49,h-s, years. :..;.:...: .:.........
bssSs society ~aF o. the % n'.d r States hvenne B.
10 10 Il Of 2d-st years. ...-...... '..'
1928 II Of 6th-ave. years. ;...,....:..,,.; -
Biltz. Henry. and wife TO Annie Pimpiinger NO
4co wer, 4ls'-st, years
Same 70 the Port Morris Land and Improvement
Co. i3ith-st. 10 II " of 81 Ann save and
adj9nng pots. years nor'sases gag ,,o,b.r
Conn. Edmund 10 sophis c Taller and ai'o'her'
Chrs,s David. and wife 70 James keInochan s,a
ct al trustees ETC. aio t J9nn - df canmbns Mhr ave
All ssfo,r,ng lot 3 yenrs . mortgages.
Same TO Walter F Kinssand. same property
Ggni.ach. Henry. and Henry Kock John Kelly.
il2;h-',. $50 IT ot lenok-ave' y.a.s .,
samuel SAITH deceased. No 80 North Moore-'''
SANE seer o. ,sme No 81 North Moore-si. year:
same T. FreGeric ) Mddlebrook. No 80 North
MoOre-st ] year. r..........,........'' ..'',.:..
Ha-d. Ebenczer and James Hals,snd 70 i1hn I5i,
Id ltalste" S" ~, @ 10 70 aos tsrsyth- -
scnm'dt Nos "a and 30 West Sd-st. years =.
Kennedy. Jos, ph. to executors os Luke Kennedy
eeoea'sd NS - 70 Mao astens of Moses Tayo de-
ceased. MAdison-avs corner -"'''-S''
Me- .'ns, I.nboner r, ana wife to Dry Dock
st,ings Institute. n 32d-st. 225 # W OF
1tN-aVe and gore lot adjoining years
Sane to Benei Act Fischer. ssins property yesrs
Company. New-York 5;h-ave. = W corner l3lst-
OF a.v Arthur j. to executors ~ Rosina Groe,-
Finger deceased. WashlngiJn-Ave. 2s3.lO II
OF lG6th-s instalments &C..
Post Henry W, to James = Bancker. No AZ Hud-
sDn-kt j year %
Red Helen u East SIDE Cc-lperatve building
and Lorn Association No 3o0 East oo'h-sr IN
Starln John H. and wife to The Farmers b,sn
and Trust Company Pier No u ana all rights
IN other pcrs, properties. etc. years. ..,.....
Schmidt Catherine. ana Erwin. 70 Robert
Br lwn et a.. trustees for VI & Copo. 10TH
st 1870 n OF lOth-aye Years.
SIENNA acker Bernard. and VIE TO Charles a
Chnstmsn. Wehster-ave, lots 40 ana A.
map II W 1. Zb)rowski. etc. lear............
Lange EInela c. 20 Coz inelius " II E!ung. g
corner AleNandor-nve and lsSd-st, 3 years.
Coh.n Abraham. aad wife. To Albert IL Chandler.
NJ 2a2 uenrX-st. years. -.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
ryrOP AND TURNER HERE.
,,rcEp BURDEN ROBBERS COME
rHE THE GERMANIA AND ARE
,oVSH ro POLICE HEADQUARTERS

,cp on THE
,'oVDr 'ovrN TO POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
n,,r,op and william Turner. who are
william ,ne theft Of the Burden jewels, ar
charged wiz ..s,erday on the White Star steamship
ased hef0 =, custody of Detective-Sergeants Evan
Germanc acCauley. No members OF the Enghsn
bes ara ooue with the party. The greater part
yoHcs for. which had been recovered and turned
Il the Jew" American police was brought over oy
over 70 -. .1'.os stored in the ships safe.
BE deee. usre not removed until some time al'er
The men had reached her pier. as they and
,ss .,a,s did not desire to attract attention.
tssr ess'ac,Ives we're at the pier The men were
ss'sra' ssoutf.d for the first time and taken IN
Gen nam. police Headquarters. The jewels were
ssrrisee - Morton. Bliss & Co., and VIII possfoiy
sonsignes ,er TO the police to-day. The pedigrees
y turne1 ard Turner were taken. and they were
q Dunlop a''1
pked w. a the detectives. great latitude was
A'c0'u."1 men on the ship. They were allowed 10
gen ". nir but always with Evanhoe or NC
rsn - dotsctiye slept in each stateroom WITH
saley "a rnan and locked the door at nsht INC
~ OF the ny ny not 10 cause any trouble II they were
an pro'ns a,J they kept their promise MOST Oh
4 iroheu, knew who the party were, put they
= ssr1incle with them. The alleged tnieves anu
knol .nnSing detectives looked Well ahu III a,llre
" attehu.ssi ssifSer from the majority of their COM
da iNgr and Mrs. Burden are expecte1 nome
spns M. AZ. NV the French Line steamship La
t~afpp
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
VIZ CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

De so,a1a'pal Civil Service Board has ordered
tst.. competitive examinations for candi-
sen,.. sAisting vacancies in the city depart
neut - 1ae o. purchasing agent in The Depart
sS';Sn 3. VI. be required to give bond Of $4,000 for
IL. ,slhfii Performance Of Su,y,: June II n,Io, in
psrtmert NJ r OF Public Charities and In the De-
sasstaat Correction: June H. gardener June Is
nealth ht physician. under the Board of
a. on of ,bs these exalninations Will b. held at 10
t.ed with thu uates given. Applications should be
~" crirainal Courts Buiidinx. ''''''' '''"'N
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
Mem pntliratious.

Nem pntlltations.
.~~~~~>~~~~~~~~>ororIooo
NEW NOVEL
oi 1hH AUTHOR OF "A KENTUCKY CARDINAL"
AFTERMATH" JOHN GRAY" ETC
SUMMER IN Already.
Tale Of Mature
BY JAMES LANE ALLEN
Author OF "A Kentucky Cardinal" aftermath" 9TH.
Blue Grass Region OF Kentucky" John Gray' etc
1emo. cloth. sl25.
" Summer in Already is aglow with all the well-known
charm of Mr.. Aliens delineave and narrative powers
and reads the story with breahess human interest
to the very end."-The Chicago Tribune
This story by James lane Allen is one Of the gems
Of the It is artistic setting realistic and
true TO nature and life in its descriptions dramatic
pathetic tragic in its incidents indeed veritable gem
that must become classic II dficult to give an out
line Of the story; 1t the stories which do not
outline: 1t must be read."--Boston Daily Advertiser
Summer IN Already is brilliant addition to Ameri-
can fiction. and will few sceptcs that re-
main England American literature even in this
department, is fresh powerful and engaging"-Chicago
Times Herald
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY.
66 Fifth Ave. " Y
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCttANIE-S'
There was an unusual occurrence yesterday 81
the stand Of Auct.oneer ". s. Ialor at the Broad
way Real Estate Salesroom. The property wnich
was offered In partition in the suit of Mary Gerey
against Ellen Gerety and others. consisted OF the
four-story brick dwelling lot 2O10xl0o5, on the north
side of West Fifty ST., 1875 rect west OF hsll,I
ave- The crowd in front of the stand was sma
and the bidding was dull i Dehs d roscSeS sS5
the auctoneer announced the property as hasiiis
been sold to Patrick Gerety for tnat ngure. I hsId
after the announcement consuItauon "aa n,arae
between the heirs and Peter b. Olney, the reteree
and the auctloneer again mounted me stdho anu ue
clared the sale adjourned for a week.
p A. Smyth sold In foreclosure NO. lZs East Oi,e.
hundred and -frst-s hye-story DroWnstone nse' 90.
2SxlOO H. 10 the plaintiff J. X. Hayward trustee ior
". N. Ryan sold IN foreclosure No Ss3 Flrst,ave
nve-story brick tenemsrt lot 2oxs'' 10 'ne pa''-'
w Kennedy sold in foreclosure Nos. ~ ana rs
East One-hundred- -and-twenty -nrst-st' Two lnree
story brick and frame tenementS. pot S.oNl".H' 10
the plaintiff, +. Fink, for $3.50 Ill, r....
Thomas i RYAN of the Metropolitan Traction
Company. is the purchaser OF NO. ZSS west oe'e'''
L. j Phillips & Co. have sold No. SIG Ffrst,aye.
iveetory brick fiat. lot Zox'o ior Nirs' oeiisn 'o'
about sl75 800. ,. os.,,
The tract OF eighty acres at Broadway and Odell-
ave Yonkers, which was offered at auction Oh
been sold to Lewis s. Samuel. an operator lot
X Wise has sold the plot OF five lots at the north
east corner OF Lenox-ave. ana Ohe-huui g. ga -aau &
meat the four four-story fats at tHe southeast eo
ner of rhlrd-ave and Ninety-hfth-st. 49,,
Thomas +. Ryan. the treasurer or the se'roo go
potan Traction Company mas @ sser
Buck The price is $3.50 The house Is not yet
completed.