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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-09-14

court On-Exp tut L pom the StauO
to Prove They are Parts of a Human
Body-The Defendant Examines These
without ) owing any Emotion
Chicago, September Both morning
and afternoon sessions Of the trial of
Luetgert today were consumed in TAX
ing expert testimony. Through chem
zeal analysis, the state must establish,
not only the possibility Of a human
body being dissolved by the action of
caustic potash heated 20 the boiling
point, but also tie fact that the bits
Of bone, hair and flesh and the scrap
ings of pinkish brown material from
the interior Of the vat in the sausage
factory are portions Of the body Of a
human being. If they can demon
strate these two propositions beyond a
reasonable doubt, one of the most i'm
pOrtant portions Of their case will have
been accomplished. BY circumstantial
evidence, they have endeavored to
prove Luetgert was anxious to rid him
self OF his wife and that he enticed his
wife to his factory on the evening of
May 1st. BY expert testimony, they
expect to prove that Mrs. Luetgert's
remains are now represented by the
bits of bone, flesh and hair.
Two expert witnesses have been call
ed, DR.. Chas. B.. Gibson and Professor
Mark Delafontaine. DR.. Gibson, whose
direct examination was begun Wednes-
day, offered further testimony for the
state and was turned over to the de-
Tense for cross examination. Professor
Delafontaine was examined by Assist
ant States Attorney McEWen, the di-
rect examination occupying the re-
naming time Of the morning session
and the entire afternoon.
The prosecution could not draw from
Professor DelafOntaine the assertion
that the bits of flesh were human flesh.
They might be human, but they might
also he the flesh of an animal. The
bones he was sure were human bones,
but regarding the flesh he was very
guarded and careful in his statements.
He will tomorrow be turned owe to the
defense for cross examination.
AT no time during the day did the de-
PENDANT display emotion, not even when
the big dry goods box with it's grew
some cOntentsf Of flesh and bOne was
placed a few feet from him near the
Jury. Ie handled the gummy sacks
anu llSDecleu WIN curious gaze lle
bits of flesh and bon which We're pass
ed gingerly from attorney to attor-
ney, but at no time did his hand trem-
BILE or he look excited. Innocent or
guilty, the verdict of all is that Luet-
CERT is possessed of more nerve than
any other man who has ever been tried
for murder within the precincts of the
criminal court building.
The attorneys for the defense con-
tinue in their confident attitude and
assert that when their prisoner is ac-
quilted, a humble of damage suits are
to be commenced. They intend that
those who have manufactured evil
dence," as they put it, shall suffer for
the wrong which they say has been
done their client:
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-09-14

II crave but One Minute" said the
public speaker in a husky voice; and
then he took a dose Of One Minute
Cough Cure, and proceeded with his
eratory. One Minute Cough Cure Is
unequalled Tor throat and lung trou-
bles. r. r. BeIamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-09-14

'They don't make much fuss about
It," We are speaking of De Wits Lit
tie Early Risers, the famous little pills
for constipation, biliousness, and all
stomach and liver troubles. They never
gripe. r. r. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-09-14

It is a mistaken idea that a cough
acquired during the warm season need
not be regarded seriously. Facts prove
the contrary. Do not neglect yourself.
A simple and effective remedy is at
your hand. Parker's Tolu Cough
Syrup-is a quick and agreeable rene
dy for Cough or Cold, Hoarseness,
Whooping Cough, or any affection of
the Throat or Lungs. Pleasant to take
Children like it. Sold by J. c. Shop
ard, J. H. Hardin and H. l.. Fentress.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-09-14

Burning, itching skin diseases IN
stantly relieved by De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve, unequalled for cuts,
bruises, burns. 1t heals without leay-
ing 3 ~car. r. r. Be1laHay.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-09-14

John Griffin, Of GAINESVILLE, O., says:
II never lived a day for thirty years
without suffering agony, until a box Of
De Wits Witch Hazel Salve cured my
piles" For piles and rectal troubles,
cuts, bruises, sprains, eczema and all
skin troubles De Wits Witch Hazel
Salye is uneQualled. r. r. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-09-14

Vim, vigor and victory-these are t. e
characteristics of De Wits Early
Risers, the famous little pills for con-
stipation, biliousness and all stomach
and liver troubles. r. r. Bellamy.
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Purely Vegetable

and one thousand dollars will be paid
for proof that it contains a particle a
mercury, potash, or other mineral. SIS.
= sold by all druggists.
Valuable books on blood and skin dis
cases will be mailed free to all who ID
dress Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-09-14
II. L. MYERS.

Ar. II. L. Myers, of 100 Mulberry street.
Newark, NJ, made the mistake of re-
lying upon remedies based upon mineral
ingredients, and for the hundreds %
dollars which he invested received only
disappointment in return. He says:
II was afflicted with Q terrible blood
disease, which was in spots at first, bu4
afterwards spread all over my body
These soon broke out into sores, and 10
b easy to imagine the suffering 1 en-
dnred.
"Befose I became convinced ths3
the doctors could do no good I had
spent . hundred dollars, which was
really thrown away. I then tried vari-
ous patent medicines, but they did n0e
reach the disease. When I had finished
my 6rst bottle of S.S.S., I was greatly
improved and was delighted with thu
result. The large red splotches on my
chest began to grow paler and smaller.
and before long disappeared entirely. =
regained my lost weight, became strong
q, and my appetite greatly improved
I vas soon entirely we'll, and my skinM
clear rs q piece Of glass"
SIS. is . sure cure for all mAnne1
q blood diseases, and disappointme1e
never results from its use. 1t 10
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-09-14
A GREWSOME EXHIBIT
MADE BY THE STATE IN THE
LUETGERT TRIAL

The Flesh, Zones and Hair Found in the
Sausage Factory Vat Brought Into the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Put Upon Stand
to Prove They are Parts of a Human
Body-The Defendant Examines These
without $ owing any Emotion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

i r. e. . . . . .
D. Charles TO the Equitable Life Assurance
~ Of the United States. No go West l26ih-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings and alterations
filed with the Building Department yesterday:
- New buildings. main office ,.,
Hamilton Terrace r, 100 II OF l4'th ST. Tor
eleven three story and basement, brick dwell
ings. ls%0 w Lake. Of No 81 Wareu,t9n
81 and iith ave- srchitect ."..,.....'... $4,000
l1Oth-st. No 53T West. FOR a one-story frame stor
house. 2,xeO George schwegeier. Of No
l.2J6 Franklin ave. owner; Parr e. De Witt or
No 1882 Columbus ave. architects, Augusta Christ oo
Ct S,cbo,as ave and iii.,s corner FOR tour
nve-story and basement brick fats. 30 lNr.S
and 23NlOo: G W Mick. Of No 1874 Woodward
ilso Broadway architect. '.."......,...... OF oo)
Alterations. Office:
sith-e No 354 East. corner lst ave. 10 four
Gran STnme cF of No & ans s ow4 cnae
Sieg.nayer. II No 36 East s2d st. architect. 5000
96th-s,. No .os $40 East. 10 three story brick
school, Edward y Connolly. VI no 100 East S21-
81, owner; Henry \ Connolly Of No 225 East
cd architect 5000
brick salesrooms and Offices; Marcus ernpner
Of No 81 East eist ST. owner; Max Muller. Of No
p Centre 81, architect .............: 1000
Amsterdam ave. No iOs TO hvestor brick
dwelling and store, John |. Miller. Of No 2s
Riverside Drive, owner. Charles Williams, Of NJ
l27 Grand boulevard. architect. -
Duane ST. No l. To n four story brick and
tenement and store. Henry Jurgens, u NJ
duane owner; Louis heneck. Of No 81
Easi Broadway. No IS. a FIVE story and base
In1eni n ~ t store ana nat Ms Hama simon
Of NJ - Fast Broadway. owner: Michael Bern
46ii-st and sih have. corner TO four story
s1,eE u. ene.sn, and stores Hugh Riley. Of No
4O3 West us, ST architect ................... 900
"a ave. No 80 10 thfee-stofy and basement
BRICK and stone Laundry and tenement; Henrietta
Gerber. Of No eiS 2d-ave. Christopher
r Isohse. Of No 500 Westchester- ave architect 400
Alterations branch ONCE.
renee Ringross. Of No 80 west ist-st Yonk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

Mcsorley to May Hasan n; issi:. :s.es a12sas
631: r. Duncan Harris. referee 10 F"s aon:
Bach 90 :; 81 Teasdalc Place COX
81 sS27xs4 George II Gardner to LOUIS mas.
ro SroncN s. asa +, Of Denmsn Place. runs
liz It to Jackson-ave 2ixlI5 {, to FoI rest
ave x2i: Nathan Necarsulmer and wife TO 'onn
Esther ne s.te IS TTs o hSu rfs Has.
r1 SaSpfss \? io: Oswald cammann and VIE
Same ,H N pnopeTy Robert chesebroush. as execu-
re sSE Slip 81 a. No ii: William ii schee to Cessna
Maiden alden Lans pan 10 ~ william Chapman ct al to
a M,iiia SIP 20 1871 Ane,ine cGnover sarah 40
,a Nichols No 1915 West: G Thornton warren ref
cree 10 Charles Coulter "'c'
2sS + pS o: Ma1sT ,G adoph
cro. i%@ st. a. P1 ia Esther Goldman Theodore
7Rs' 30 & Of q ave- a oseIi 49, n F5sa
lse st Xc IL 1919 Q, 2dav.; Ss ss!Iss
,f TSr.f s. los f, Of istave, 2sxa2; Michael
Mcrken to Rosine Merklcn. ......:.......,n.:
sd-aye corner 33d st lsx566 James But m
ss G5 So zoo g VEST P" CHRISTIAN and wife
s 10 pf'erfR 100 M II Of a;haye 2soso William
nnSGsn ct Nos @ s9" and 4si Nathan Marx
wire to Isaac II goldsmith z SHI.,.:; DIX
M?s s Miriam MSav caldwell and n fd
R9ssrs and saot IN Of xioc;
NJ Friend. referee. to German American Hea' ZOO
Estate Title Guarantee Co 90 80 $3.50 - -'V
Ioath-st s. 81 # OF 2d-ave 25xloo; same 10 ooY
iosi tns 1872 # Of 2dave 25xioo; same to M
io sans s. 30; II Of 2dsve 25xIoo: same ,o
,, 80 same :. 25i7 # Of shave Tixiooio;
John Larkn 10 John ~ H ,}l,%Is ax,o; Paul
inc ave- Aaron 10 TIi n Of issehst 2xc pauline
Aaro 10
s.6-av %' W 5. All II OF ia5th-si 2xo same
5,h,a Se''y 5. 4aII # Of ia5tht 20xoo same
,,s to se'"s corner is;,hs, a4iix"; same TO
lss %fr s. 81 IT w Of 5, Annsave, y'xioo'
s., Luis Sns. w hTt TO I Ai''1S Of ga
?SSs7S Alice o Holland to %p az Nib MSS
iS55; F r. Minrath to Minna Duncan ,s;.c.
Eson-ave 325 Il Of Iattinsrs,. soNi ~
2d5Si25.il Adam HOFFMAN, to Iher e'a ''o' 4st
san mann an 100 II Of 9th ave 25xaso Elizabeth nv
Bawden ct John Kearney Id i
s2d~st. No icS West; Hugo u Rosendorf and "ife
a, to Ado S so % Wes Sarah Jacobs
s,s, b 5t go # Of IVES, End-ave 76,i"o5;
Theodor Won Ganther and wife to lsaa'
e2i n ST. no 22i West: Theodor Won Gan,her and
Central Park West corner 6s,h 735xoo
Alexander Jordan Jordan a Wdo Eii and 10 we 70 August
Inns MnsseeS *; West; Cornelius Donovan ct al
s5iR % and 18th ss' ist-aye and Harlem River
block with land under water; John L Brown
and wife TO Bridget G Kane ......::.....-...
Same property; Bridget c Kane TO Maurice go NJ,
sothst No ia East Morris and wife to 60
Henrietta Rosentha -. io"'
SD st, ~ 81" East henry - hes' ANU 2ocC
ll6 1sRa "i :. 80 It Of Madison soXoo
Frank J Dupgnac. referee, TO Abraham cohen M,
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
,rrvvop1x Daily TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. MARCH 70. lo9'.

wiiilssvs 80 ~ hss-stqry l Sr'k rn 1sne
nS ,n ov wa% T'e asrrn OF 81 r. 10 a ave
An Sssnssc' Az. 2i II Of i6,ih two
story and attic frame Dwelling Em nsinsr. FL FJ
campbeil Of No % 10Th At arehliesh ,. i""
No sHt FINK F. sT T1T l,S Of 70
1924 stet bins ave. owner Garvn' OF no 1000
New buildings branch Office g.,
Eagle-ave. 5. 315 II n 81 Weatches'e - VII,
ze OF No : eoi Ji-a,e owner. I bohse' 81 .uo
No 200 Wes;ches,crave. architect '''o
story frame ,enenenis. eoxoo: Fritz La ,a
berger. owner Edward wenz. Of No l'''h-S' 1000
1o ana .' corner iiotbst Tor
frame shed 2Gxioo o'Conncl 4 Hillary ,@ @wh-
eIs: Gilbert Robinson OF NO 10 W.T. 100
Forc.raye' g s. sii.2 It Of leisi-s,, for three
or: ] Garvin Of No 3.3ll 3d-aye. architect. 6"oo
Hoffman st, ana Knssb'ide ss,I Road "a M G2r~eG
for two-story frame stable. 2sX2o' Ni"iy ~,
o'Meara. OF No 2.sci Decatur-are. owner John COO
oMcara architect .....:.;..;.....' ,v, wv
story and attic frame dwelling 2xnG: Philip
Toussain own.r. Edward BHnonf Of No - a.7oo
Ellioaye 300 It n OF Elizabetr.st,. FOR one
story frame r dwe n .7S =, ID a.. ar Gniist 10
Kngsbrdge Road and isisst. corner pr a
one story frame summer house. i0x22. Dorothy
Christ, owner. e + Ioisc. Of No aI6 Wsstches- 90,
Fairnount-aye W o. 20 II n OF Marmion-aye,
for a two,ana- a-half-siory frame dwelling 2ox
%. John o'Brien Of No lI5d-st ana ilcei1
East I77ih-st archi,ec, ...:............;... 400
Green .a1e), 10 Y = OF Cornel;,avc.
FOR a iwo-s,ory frame dwelling. 22r3o Henry
Miller Of No 600 East i5th-st owner Law ,uo
renee & Ringrose. architects ......';.... L'W
Lyman Place i4s # Of Freeman St for
two story and attic frame stable and two
story dwelling 22xi5x22x3o: Joseph Pinchbeck.
Pnchbeck 81 Grant ave and G2d ST. architect $500
2S . Of 5A Ayfnse t tas ntr.d
Dough. owner; Lawrence G RIngross. architects 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

gs i.se KAN ? s5 H t., Of Henry . a..
0's sar;}aa yois SV to WuiieanT sehgnk 1000
''' 52siisS: Dennis Moran wife Eleanor
Antnon Se -a"e s. los. 10 =, Of i75th st. 25x
d: ox2oxi&' 2; sane os 70 same ,,iaa, 100.
100: Eleanor + o cOnnen and husband to Den
rr ",S corner Jennings st.. 10 sxol4x
rreeulsr 70 street A7s1i' William II BrrelI to ZOO
Grand ave- 100 Il Of oxford Place s. 2,xloo;
oraI3a ave - 10 IT Of oxford Place 25xioo.
s1.a Asrl e. 81 u c goseph faGS %ore
ps'S 7"s'Ss corner o,th-ei q sxeo John Ran
kin TS c al TO joseph McFsfisad d. ION" nan:
6o HeH-5 Not, to rr ; 0saa 0s paTt
eu,r.a sh paee 70 'G 9s5 It Of srardavs 10
ss:la7 * irgssgIar Alexander Jordan and
In~o'd- ave. n e corner Gerard ave 2aiixs7sx-
s. At Nicbc sllS ave 10 i5 James ii kennedy to
Ain ,.s'> ave 30 1871: Max VOL ana wife
70 Enanue. Hgtlner ana another , 100
Henrietta Lglte. .................... 1000
ios,si 100 r. 10 Of w GIlg0qs sgs ScHoo
IeIs,-s, 3 2, T. q Wooda~ ave IS gx9e II;
Patrick owens and wife 10 Gustav Schneider :, .oo
v ssii End ave " s. 70 # Of osth-si 1870.
crosvenor Hubbard referee 70 James WOOD. 1900
Frederick 8, li2 10 4 Of Pelham or Union
s ave. gH Tsena s'I i 'o" N"''san ana
Frederes q lG2 10 IT r. S f'haW NJ. e. union
Vie - John M1iiso ................ /
r1 csy1 Pc xss 70 par "5 58n" 'S smith "
o Mar y lvo
Same property IS part; same 10 Martha II 80
,1th-aye n corner l7sth-st IL 2x1co 5x67 sxIOO:
Gerson sege and another. executors etc. 10 ,oo
Bernard Havanagh. = part........-.......... II 800
Same property; Gers7n S.egel and wife % same.
Gth- sve " OIL n Of i35ih-st &xlio: Paul
me Aaron 70 Nathan = Clark .--.......-....... ]
6.h-avc " e. 1871 IT " i35th-st, 25xiio.
20 same ............'', 80. $3.50 -.
1i3lh-st 100 II OF Boulevard ZJyl0O II:
Tohn Clancy ami wife 20 Martha NJ Dederer.
1J3th-st 4. i75 II Of Boulevard. 25xioo II.
same TO JudsOn lawson .........-........,.."
l2yd- y. n $ II e Of Lexington ave, ZinlOnll
Alexander A jordan and wife 10 Henry W1ehr
ii3ih- s. 1916 II Of sh-ave lsxloD IL
Moses Kahn al to Louisa sommer .......... 10
lf6,h-st No 3o4 West Hugo y ROsendorf and
AdDlph Altman ..-......- -. ......."
1C;h-aye corner lJ1th-si. 5OxlV0 johanna
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STOCK MARKET IRREGULAR.
NO EFFORT TO FORCE DECLINES.
FINAL. CHANGES sMALI~BONDS AND
MONEY

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE MARCH u.
DEALINGS In BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ps5si. 4 s5-aS s TaSsS A:56sm 10 iss $500
same 80 Henri strasbourser property
h9f s c MaTrfT 1e to ''0sT ne and
River book and land under water. years LOU"
h1 c9mpany ' No 40 West sst st. years $500
Same 10 Sarah Jacobs. No "a" West Sls'-s'' a,o
CASSIDY Mary E. to Joseph Lloyd Hoeaye. o,o
same me it Tw Sf 1S Ward saynFs bank prop
cn Si charles to the Equitable Life Assurance
Society Of the United states. No go West i2o'h- - ooo
Deer MARY E. to Harlem savings BANK, New
Ter creek to West Farms " =. adjoining land .o
pederer, Martha NJ. to John clancy. ilslh-
st. 80 # Of Boulsyard wear -, ;;,,. -, $500
estate WsaF:n Gsrm?aa 80 PSI % 70 900
ID sSs Me' ds !s &ss' SS az: and
ISL West aoth -: $500
'S compsny i1'" Corner ih ave i7i'h-s',
Je iitdl Charles NJ. to walter i Johnson
wa,on-ave, s@4 It Of l,oths year. :aa 1900
hieh. naes IA corner Ga e. n me- 1ths so coo
Same Ia same same property IL 5000
Keenan' Michael j. to sophie lo;hschid, ,oo.
Same to same. n ll4th-st G45 It W OF 'th- % oo
iDgs Bank so "a Maiden Lane years........ 10000
Same to Emma Halliburton. same property. ~
15g s jndsqn i2hn j clancy. IS la'hs'. soo
Mai I DiS ct ''bl' to Christian Kec 30 500
Mo Mss M" M"r ri, to 's Sarah Powell lslh St
1913 II Of Avenue Is. 5Oxls4 to I7,h-s,. 3 49,.
Ma aniay"S Mary A. 10 Reuben " Maney. r,.ee
Of Aena WestPn N e. al corner West ., 10
Mcfarland, Joseph. to the LAWYERS Mcr'sage In,
suranee cSmpsny' corner Iaik-ave and 20 800
Mora osn'5 Joseph ssA % Antonio hran.ch ~
Noble, james and Frederick Gauss to William
Hals Sons corner Lexington ave and osth- =. nm
ohrie. Christina Sitr to Richard seis and wife No
ot.n lnti' Eiesnor and william to Dennis
Moran. Anthony-ave. 3oo # Of l73th-st ,o
ovens sf"'T Patrick j. to the Tile Guarantee and
Trus, Company W corner Grove-ave and cir- =, oo
Potter susie L. to Rachel P,rrdy, l75h-st. 80
Preston este Sarah / f. MARY l. Han Nos 72e 800,
ana 72S coumbus-av Years 2 mortgages gn 40"
Clin,5n-ave 23 IT n Of Oakland Place, Ia
se nIes' sarah ". to the TIN. Guarantee and
! Trust Company. No 80 West G2d-s' years, 500"
/ sperb william jr same, No $40 7th-ave, -
st sSGc F6pnc to Anna stelier and another.
No 80 West 18th 81. a. years 1000
Same waburea Muende. same property a. nm
s,hm aii Herman. and Michae, Mon.as. Enoch
Roll i23ds,. 1909 # W Of 3daye. de ~ ooo
Same to Eva Bell Sd ave $50 IT n OF Rose 90 ~.
Same to same " Bergen ave $50 IT n Of Rose ..
sesry Peter. to Isabella G Francis corner o
7cn 5 Giofi w. of y AaoPa ane 1000
owens. n 5 i6ist-st - II OF Woodlawn-ave.
| Thuren. John. 10 John Kane Company.
lO9th-st. 100 Il Of Amsterdam ave demand. b.OO
Prorpect-aye and Jennings ST. IN yesrs... 1900
Same TO William II Birre. same property years 3.75O
| Wolfe William r. 10 Bertha Wagner. No 4S7
J1th ST. years
Wa!ther, Charles H.. 10 Westchester Fire lnsur-
ance Company lot city Island. adjoining
land OF Nathaniel L%vncss and Another. also
3 Years 1000
Wahg Charles. and Frederick A. TO Robert
hnn'saVe 3 years mortgages. 10000
Same to Frank Bradford et al. executors. etc.
Ann's-aye 8 Years Observation-Disclosures. 1000
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Gonntrn propsrtn 90 Get.


rTNO RENT.-Immcdiatc possession fine house rerfec,
i order. Jamaica-aye. Flushing; every room heated
by hot water; hardwood floors; dining sitting drawing
library and billiard rooms. all large. we-ighed and
grouped Thirteen large bedrooms kitchen Laundry and
bicycle large and light. toilet bath room on
each floor Lofty trees two ~ ground fine views
In short. charming home. Address owner II &
HOWELLS Flushing y. Y. "
rINO RENT.-Char ming house. Is rooms jamaica ave
i Flushing. large grounds. extensive view. rerfect
order possession May !. Address owner. H. 9 How
Ellis Flushing.
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Conntrn Boaro.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BOARD MT. VERNON. y. Y.-T.arge pleasant rooms
ID excellent table and service home quiet moderate
prices: references. l3s West Fourth St
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Chicago. March %. 1907.
Yesterc ~ To-day. Yes,erda y. Today.
c & g G & D.. e3 CO Int Pkg Co...... p ~
Am Strawboard. 27is 21il do pref ....... 4i'1 ~
Brew & Malt. 10 ~ MI Co., II 4
do pref 30 30 90 pref 5o's ~
Chic city Ry. DDS 22s Biscuit Co. AZ. ~
Chic p G. p Co. 33a 33as Chic 81 Ry. $50 .,
do pref ...... 40, 50 SITS " G Line. TO-: ~,
Diamond " Co .l4.ia 1861 W Chic 81 r. 1895. lote
Lake 81 Elev. 11i2 17ia Lake 81 Fl cts. IA. IA
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Conntrn propertp for Sale or GO Eet
Qounirn l)ropertn Cor Sale.

-~ooN|>N01000-1-0oN000NN 00NNNr|r10NHN0NnN1r1r
BERNARDSVlLLE, n. j. 4 = i,ns county, %
rooms grounds a. cid trees pures, prns
water: Scenery elevation feet one hour fom
New Yori ENASDER II. 4 Wall
METrcIiEN y. 30 minutes via Penn Il n 4
"A beautiful country Ron ?. Six acres. Cheap Box lGG
Metuchen y. J.
Two COTTAGES between BIG INDIAN and PINE
i HILL Ulster Co.. adjoining the RIP Van Wrinkle
Farm. HANNAY ii,b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
5nbnrban Real estate.

GENCY-sontclar real estate all kinds sale and rent
"A CLARENCE ID. TUDDS. Deekman St. New-Yora.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

TINE sHELBURNE.
Directly on the Beach. Open all the year. Through
Pullman car. Penna. r. r.
!. n SOCTHWICK Manages.
rT,HE ALBEMARLE Virginia ave; near Beach. Atlantic
Il y 7. Modern Hotel. 50 to daiiy
special weekly families Capacity Steam
heat Large heated paror. Cuisine Of
standard Booklet mailed J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

ere Mary T., 70 Harlem Savings Bank, New
York Highway. from causeway over Nestcnes
ter creek 20 West Farms. : T. adjoining lana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26

Lyon William G.. and wife to the Greenwich say
ings Bank No - Maiden Lane, 3 years. .......
Same TO Emma G Halliburton, same property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-18
MILITARY MPANY.
A Company of the National Guard
Formed at Moundsvllle Last Night.
Norgantown and Fairmont Com.
peted for the Honor.

A company of the National Guard
~ao organized loet night at Mounds
vile. 1t will be known as Company
B, First Infantry. Moundsville Sc
cured the honor Of forming the com
pany after a contest with Morgan
town and Fairmont. The company
starts off with membership of forty
six, principally young men. This will
be largely increased as great interest
has been taken in the project among
the young men of Moundsviile, and
many others have announced their in
tention of joining.
The company was organized by Col,
G. l.. Smith, Of FairmOnt. The CON-
missioned officers elected were: cap
tain, r. N. Humphrey; first lieutenant
A. l.. HOoten; second lieutenant. G. W.
Conner. These officers will report at
Charleston next Monday to receive in
structions from the State Adjutant
General. The members of the COM
pany will have their measures taken
at a local tailor's Immediately, and
will shortly receive their uniforms and
accoutrements of war.