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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-05

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Interest in the 1ntelllgeneer's move
usnt to send the six hydrophobIa sus-
pecss to the New. York Pasteur Institute
fof treatment that will prevent hydro
phobla, has now conferred on tho enter
tainment that IL TO be given tomorrow
evening at the Grand Opera House un-
der the auspices Of the amateur orches-
IRA ana with the cooperation and as
sistaace OF other musical organlEa.iong
and musicians.
The programme has been printed aI-
ready and It assures the public that an
evening OF high class music Is available
Tor Ill who desire to contribute to a
humane cause and their own enjoy
,nent II the same time. Such we'll
known names az those Of Mrs. Flora
Williams, Mrs, Nellie Warren Holloway,
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer Misses
Nellie EgerleF. Theresa Philips ana
Bertha Schultz; Mr.. r. G. DArFah, Mr..
Z IN N. Hughes. Mr.. VIII b. Day, Mr..
flhaFieg ZulauG Sir. Harry G. Sweeney,
M Frank W. Nesbltt, and others, to-
Fetfer with tho Opera House orchestra,
the Boys Choral Club, and last but not
least, the Philharmonic Quartet, form q
FnIaxy that cannot but please and de-
ilght the audience before whom they
appear
Tte prontoteFs Of this entertainment
deaire 10 turn over to the hydrophoola
relief fund an amount that viii send II
no 70 figures that Will make II possible
n send all OF the suspects on 10 New
York for treatment and this can BIO
done Il the Wheeling public will come
10 the front rs Il should. :
Another Of tho suspects will hG VeDt to
New York this afternoon. The second
inaH a Nj. Albert SpeidOl. OF the lower
e0uth Side, He called nj the Intelli-
EaFcer ONCE and stated TINT at the so
llcitatIon Of his family and friends he
ma dSeidNd 10 20. Il was suggested
that "a should start yesterday aftef-
aeon, - Il q impoFtant 70 lose O. little
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-05
THF RIVER.
YrsTEppAY,s DEPARTURES.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 2 q, m.
PittsbuFEI H.. ESANAWHA, 4 q y.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, u 3 m.
Cincinnat ,,.,VIRGINIA, s. q. m.
GAINESVILLE. {, LoRENA, ., m,
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
ParkerSburE BEN IIuR, 4p. N.
si8tefSviIle, RUTH, Ss10 p. m.
CI0ringtOu. LEROY, $40 p. m,
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati, !, KEYSTONE STATE, {. q, m.
PittIburGtl., HUDSON. Z q. m.
PaPkeFS6urH ARGANp. II .. m.
AdntAmoFaA ..LExIN9TQN. u q. m.
SlsteFsville, {. RUTH $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY. 3:S0 p. m;
PittSburgh u RENA, midnight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-05

CONSTIPATION Is the cause Of AZ
sortS OF serious disorders OF the blood.
StrouE cathartles are worse than use
less. Bur1ocl Blood BlttGrs p Nature
own remedy for troubles OF this sort y
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SWEET CHARITY
Holds the Boards at Grand Opera
House Tuesday Night.
INTEREST IN THE CONCERT

n Tl.at !, d - Glysn Thsn fDrths Hydro.
lihobia RELIEF Tund 4 IneFsas.nE-A
IasEs Aadisnes Assured Another oftias
Suspects toIsGvs this AftsrnoOA-Ehs
wemsHs SIas,sal Ciab Subscription.
10 Additional Applications.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-05

IF you desire luxurious growth OF
healthy hair OF a natural color, natures
browning ornament of both sexes, use
only Halls Vegetable SicillRn Hair Re.
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nELItSEET p''"ln ss% ;S;Gsy;
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MILLINERY Opening to-day.
BWABACIEER'S.
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FOR rheumatism and neuralgia use
Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on
earth for pain. It Is an infallible cure.
26 cents.
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MILLINERY op'n'"ss sss7 afsRE s;,.rn.,
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Potpourrl- For Heart and Mind. ;..;;:,.n
ssrcnad EniaStiaS for String IL:
BtrumCntB...,, - ....,s........, BounlIl
Galop-'' Bravoura" so. ."......'SchnoeH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-26
TWO SUICIDES on THE VOYAGE.

Tho Red Star Line steamer Noordland arrived
o, This port yesterday. with the rather rcmarkabl"
,eoorl % Two suicides her last trip. Tn"
Noarllard loft Antwerp on August "A. and when
on;, TWO DAYS out l.. DE Bont. a pantrymaa on
,hc vessel jumped overheard and was drowned.
10 was twcniy-threc years old and lived In Ant
VEN. with his wife. lie had been employed on
,bo boat only a short time and was we'll liked.
H. disposition WAS cheerful. and the reason he
Committed suicide Is not known.
Tho other suicide the Noordland was that Of
siege passenger Jean Michel JacQuart. He
nas .ound dead the morning of August ~.
vsfh a bottle which bad contained choroforr. by
his SIDE !ie was tw"nty-SeNen years old. elerk
and came from Luxembourg. The Cause OF his
su!cic IS also unknown. His body was buried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-26
THE WHOLESALE GROCERS' CONCLArE.
Az ASSOCIATION SAID To HAVE BEEN FORMED
TO MAINTAIN PRICES.

TO MAINTAIN PRICES.
VIVA; will probably be known hereafter as the Ma
CHINA, Wholesale Groccrs' Association held Its thru
sass,on since It's organization in the rooms OF the
eoord O, Trade a: No. 2S Broadway. yesterday
afternoon Forty delegates from the state asso
Citations were present. as We're some members OF
t,s Wholesale grocers' trade OF This city. Tbs asso
ciation Is the successor OF many that have been
earned and gone 20 pieces by reason OF the ignoring
nv the members OF the rules that were TO govern
,,,n, An Executive Committee WAS appointed at
enc meeting on Tuesday with James T. Grmsback
~ on .svil,c. as chairman ana \. H. bccKinan. or
Huntsville secretary.
rive secretary SAID yesterday that he was not au
,horiz.d To make any statement to the puDnc ana
,he chairman 4 SO refused 10 talk. maintaining that
H. association WAS not one OF sucn a character
.ba, It's transactions should be known. IL IL said.
bovever tia; the purposes OF the association are
,hs maintenance of prices in such commodities ~
.woar hacked coffee and patent foods. ana tne ad-
s.s,rcnt Of the troubles tGa' come from the IN
;.inrcmcnt or territory by members OF one asSocia
ION on those OF another association Another mat
er taken up. II is said. was the giving OF credit Oy
members Of one association 10 firms TO whom II mas
hcer refused 10y another. The matter OF rates on
mo commodities mentioned ard the regulation OF
rr,res in conformity with the rates so as 70 have
q hg rrnonV In rates also brOached II Is said
the matter is of move Importance To The wholesale
eroccrs % the West and tho South than 10 those on
tbe Atlantic Coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-26
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans for buildings and alterations have been fled
AT the Department Of Buildings as follows:
New buildings. main once.
Nsaison ave N " corner 1Sihst: Tor nye-s'ory
hrIck and dwelling. 3pSlvJ. Stuyyesani
I,,sh 81 No ~ Creamery Park. McKim.
Mead A. white Of y, 100 Ffh-aye architects Sl"Wo
Alterations: - .,-.
ri,n.,f Nos i33 ami IA; TO a seven-story lrick
business building: estate ~ Themes Van Inndt
owner. Peter Tostcvans Sons ~ No 2~s All 5000
builders ''f'''
o. ave No g32. t. q 'hTce-story and basement
Irick tenement with store. II Sfh"~ntner. Of
PREMISES owner: Horenhurger Sfraub. y No No..
18Th ST. 40 32G EAT. 20 two story ana base
p,,nt brick dwelling. catherine Cray. 81 prem
ises owner: II Rcgemann. of y" "'s ta'' oo
iMh-s architect ''N
,ot-s, No i24 West. two storv Dick siabie,
y 6 PulwOrth a. s n. owners; Z 'Hfk 81 90,
N Tl9 Fast 17Tfn-si. architect ......-..:.. ls''
am st No 2i3 West: 10 I'VE story ana base,
men, brick md fai; Mrs A i lriupe. OF
No a26 West 7sthst owner: Itehry I T'''"h' 40
~ No Madison ave. architect ............t. -''"
New buildings. branch office:
c,o,oua- ave between lSst and ls2i s's ior a
o,n story frame stable. 3QsJo. cry, owner:
Wuiam ] Rogers lessee; Arthur Boehmer OF .
,,-,b ST ana 81 ave architect lost not gwen
,-n,nrno., ami Wert Farms Roads. n " corner. ior
t,rse story frame tenement. 2oXcV; J0hn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-26
REAL ESTATE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN BROADWAY
CHANGES HANDS IN AN M
pORTANT TRADE

Abundant evidence OF buster times in the real es-
cate world was afforded yesterday i'll the transac-
tions at the saesrooms and those talked OF in the
brokers Offices. Not only the offerings AT
auction calculated 20 excite more than usual
interest, hut. as told In another column. II was
learned that one OF the largest trades OF the year
had been made. involving the Improvement OF
valuable Broadway site long vacant. This prop
erty. ct broadway, SiXth-aNe. ana InNlE-%lNH-st
has al last been acquired by Edward II. Van
lngcn. the wooIlen merchant. VINO has given in tx:
Nnd West Twenty ninth-st.. built by him soine
,lme ago on the site OF the nr osa
IN the deaf The amount of property involved i
plans we're also filed yesterday for a number of
new buildings uptown. among them The new RESI-
eemcs TO De sIecnd or cnsi Of
At private contract. II. +. Scheli has sod FOR W
haf acres of land at Weavcr-st. and New Rochelle
road New Rochelle. for $1,000 Mr. Dickerman
T9rGneh s;a9sr ( Smith IIenry G Ies ,,1 has
plot in hist. So feet west
and.seventeenih-st., TO Joseph Miner
John :. Ascough and John IT, Day have sold for
W 1aSe a. norsh Of p
ninth.s s3Sl:s asS plot e 9e rear o" the
Cherries wSinsy has sold fer the ssh2,,g
building 70 feet east of Cnton-s;. on plot 2'xlm
David S:ewar, haF :od for the Marx. Ernst syn,
Audubon ave. between Onc-hundrcl-d d-eigniN
fourth and ne-hundrci-and -cighyhfth SITS. i'9lox
90 Cor Improvement. To ar investor who VIII erect
ten private dwellings upon it, :. -,
Al auction IN ne Real Estate Salesroom. No III
Broadway II Phoenix lnsraham Il 60. sold IN Tore
closure No Isl Convent thr"e-story prlck
dwelling on the northeast corner OF one hnnlfru-
and-forty- eghtn-st lot lSxSI. TO G. Logan for
1919 49, .oo
peter T. Never & Co. sold In foreclosure No 6S2
East One hundred an1- thir; y-scvcnh-st 'hree
story building on LOT I2Gxl0Dll. near NlIls-aNr' 10
the plaintiff Susan A. Cockey. for $3.50 49,
The same firm soll IN foreclosure Nos Jog ana lo'
West SXtieth-s;. ami No - 10 % tOllmDlls-aNe-'
iv,o dvr-storv nathouses plot 100 JXlt. 10
Thomas d Adams the plaintiff. for N5' 30
John A. Thompson e. 20. sold IN foreclosure pro
ccedings No l2s West Forty -ninth-st" near SKIN
ave a five-story brick na'house on Il lot 2oxl"3
Ia r Dellivie. for $1,000. -
James l.. Wells sold No 1886 East Sixiieth-st near
First-ave a frame shed and twO-story brick staD-e
on Io 90xlo05 disposed of under foreclosure. 10
the plaintiff John C. Edit. for $500
The sale Of No. l0S HestNr-st. hve-story doooie
tcnem. mt house was adjourned 10 August q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-26
FORECLOSURE SALES.

ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY -slATH
sTREET. 49, supreme Court, New York
County Stephen ". Liningfon. p'slntir
against Matilda Williams. ct al. defend
ants.
In pursuance Of judgment OF fcreclos-
Use and sale. duly mad" ana entered III
the above entitled action. and bearing iale
tho .2d DAY Of July 1877, !. ne ,n, nnarp
named Will sell At public auction, at tue
New-York Real Estate Salesroom: nun
Der III broadway. In the cry on Ne"
York. on Tuesday. the 18th day o. ~
gust. 1877. at y o'clock noon 90 mat u .6s
promises In said Judgment mentioned ana
deSar ii.I as follows:
All thos- certain lots. pieces or parcels
Of land. situate. lying an being IN me
city. county and state OF New YORK.
bounded and described as follows ~
ginning At point on the noriherI! si'r 81
one Hundred and Thirty sixth street nis
faut se,rnty liz. feet westerly from tilr
corner formed by the intersection ~ th-
westerly side Of f.enox avenue win me
north"rlv side 81 on" Hundred and Ihlrty-
sixth street. running thence north"htuiN.
parallel with Lsnox avenue nihrt! n ,,'
feet AMI eleven inches. theme" westwaruly'
parallel with one Hundred ana IhirW
sixth street. fifty feet. thence sputhwhrulN;
again parallel with ienoN avenue Hu'
partly through the centre ~ party ~
ninety nine feet and eleven Inches 20 the
nnrtherly side Of ore Hundred ana Ih'iH
"ix,b s,r4et. and thence eastwardly. along
tho north.ry sid. ~ said one Hundred
and Thrift sixth street. nity feet 10 'he
point or place ~ beginning.
Also all those two certain lots, pieces OF
parcyIs OF land situate. lying and being
In the city. County and STATE oi NV
YORK. sui taken together are houndeh az.
described as follows: Beginning ~ point
IN ,h. nnr,herly side Of one Hundred AMI
Thirty sixth street distant one hundrri
ard nlncty-,ne fee' eight inches WESTERN
I'm The c,ru.r formed by the Intersection
80 ~, ,ha w, w.s,crI, s'ie q, r<nox avenue with
IN, norfb.t'v side ~ one Hundred ana
NH s' ,',r,i,,, w,,b Ien1x avenue ANA
49, l,r ,h.. ..n,re ~ 81 party wall.
49,, 40. -, and eleven inches: thence.
..es,u,.raIv u,-,lIsl with one Hundred
and THIRTY sixth street thirty Tire. feet
AMI ,our inches. thence southwnrlly, again
n,rollel with TrnoX avenue. ninety nine
i..t ard eleven inches 70 ~. nprthr'ly
siar 81 ore Hundred and Thirty sixth
street. and thence -asiwardly. along VIZ
sail nor,heriv side ~ one Hundred ana
TiirtV-s,xth street thirty three feet ANA
$50 ,,,Ios ., fla. noint o. place ~ br-
,i,,trw
500" .., yo,L rulv ~ 1897
THOMAS r UONNEILY.
phu,,,. O. Av.rv Referee
$3.50. Plaintiff.
- Ta.s,u stre.t Tribdnn Building New
vi -
The sal. OF he above i-scr;hed premises
= he,chv adjourned 20 Tuesday. August
ai,h. is,,. at sam~ hour and place.
-"' THOMAS +. DONNELLY.
p,tu,,s & ivcrv Referee.
" ,,,p. a. Plaintiff.
-, &C." -, Trihun, Building New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-26

@ oas' F 5s nF go 80 I'd i S1a,s
oas lsalsAc N52 white 2is.ahSai No nsm %nT
g. sia4ds: 60 sS =; !. 81 81 Ness sss
EEK 81 O is 8 3as 2'3s a ''l' peF 100 h
~. Sides oo-e, $ $5gs5 d dry sailed :hGsasrs
w1 dse nP.hsa gods per ss "a s sSe
,5 s was on rm Se ces@1Ty
i5c. cheese nrm. si.aGc. Eggs frm fresh isc
3 @ t aug . :fS %" :,' %. s4' %
mixed iss Kye mn no. ;So6 % s,ronr sra % y
Whl.key active 81 u. Butter sugar and cheese FIR"
milwaukee,. Aug 25-whea, higher; 40. Sor'9 bern
so2 10 ,PT"gs r Csc pe.e% ss,, ia &c Rye II
regular No l. 5ig'2, Barley steady No 2 acc sam
Moae"g s p Aqs %s s on mr." rs sS So
Z s. es5s q rssa. 8 ss5s d. fs 1s
Orr . P",sens sa = .ecO on Clear s. 5oss
pssi sase As %as3 ssa. S:T "sa @
81 %Ssa A Senn. ana oats Sg'. csa ~ Mite
pqr 6 q isScr S sGa suppl 50
s was,s r %sie ' tiesr s Sas 30
as a: % I: .cs. 5: s' 90 Gs az ia'ss
q :aors bends SsseT ; g N.Y. !, aass TO- % patent
5; sass 10 Bitter arm fancy Western cr.ame[| l lss
o 90 Pennsiy@nS print. iSS o. wen seI Go a. west.
en- i5 Ghsese an Refined s,sa. "nGhsnsed f ,a.
tn , and an ls s e asmsna ey psme i" hhe
country prime in bbls. 3isc. dark Do 2ac cakes Stc
grease 3sc Il.e poultry duh and easter fowls So
o. ID s;ers &c. sprng chickens yalos, ducks "g"'
dressed fair demand fowls, tnoicr
O.c lroers large l3c do small and scansa SO
s, LOUIS Aug. 23.rhe reaction in wheat refected to
-four which higher. Vet quotahy hrm Nhes'
R.of higher No cash elevator V'.uo' 'hc; UsGn,
-. ainr hard cash @<c rack Angus, V''.c Du
Selarle- 81. Qg7ac: December Hii%dNiSsc MAY, ".c
Corn spot higher. No cash. 2'i,c; sep'eHiDei 2oYc
December 2~tc. Nay. 3lizc bid Oats spot higher; NO
2 cas lgigc nd l9n lyisc track No white -
arr september. 1910; December; ls..c askei NAV.
.2at Rr,n lower: sacked track. 4.c Butter nInI
creamery. isqis'sc: dairy. loul6c. Eggs hrmi re
. ,-x hfghp
% old s. ~. Lard higher prime steam - ."
cho.- = 60 Bacon BOXED lo,a extra short clear una
rims 49,. shorts Dry salt uests-Eox"d shoil'-
6ers ~ EXTRA shor; and ribs 81 sly: shorts 80
To.e,o Aug 25.--Wheat higher. nrm; No cash An
~, aal septcmhe 07c. Corn higher. dull. NJ nlikd
80, oats duh cas-; No MIXED. 1sc I'VE acu ,
" Sic CiOyerseed active. steady; prime
Oc;oter s, 80. oil uncl saged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-26
Closing PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Fr,poprAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

London. Aug 25.--The market for American srcur
q WAS weak af the opening but steaded nj the close
The insrse nag influenced 6y Eastern political sdyices
I'c tone was steady the demand generally Ugh,
Achison. 1881. Canadian; IS. -, Paul soS In cn
New YORK Central no. Erie, IIil: Pennsylvania. b8%
Reading 1874. first preferred a. Mexican ordinary
open market both short and three months IDls ~
psr cont The amount Of bullion "saa"" 'o"' ''
L3nk England on balance to-day t."Wp ,o.
Paris Aug -. p. m.-Ihree per cent reh,ts. io'
iiafs 80 snss for the account tAeha"Sc y" '""|"
- francs lOl. eentmes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-26
RECORDED MOKTGAGES.

Archer IsssPq and es2ss to Emg G Sa s
Ter: e s,,S 81 81 years. lMS"aa Naf $1,000
Axciroa' ' Rachel to Joseph Hamilton SD st,
Brosan;;. Martha 70 Henry Peter, 10Th ST. 100
Beianger Mary 4. to Joseph Belanscr, trustee.
2 s i'5 81 nn Of IN as als m lss
properly estate Of c9rneIS Ray deaT@ ncc SS"
trustee corner iaetl-st and Lenox-ave 90 oon
Same ns'' to same 1879 st, aos # Of 5th
st corner Ghave CAS- wiienan months 1900
Brown Eisansr and huslsna to Greenwich say 1000
Celia. Gerolamo and Domenco: 70 the seamens
M Ns@s sFoa SSySs' II f'y Sf~1S'@
c6ck6urri. Matte j, to David E opPenheimer, onoo
i2o'h st. go IT e Of I>enos ave demand. 1000
Dopp Charles and wife to christopher r Dopp.
$ " corner Anthony-ave and Minerva Place = .ooo
Di,,Hs. Friedrich 70 George p Baisley and Thomas
Z Watson. Avenue b, 700 Il 5 of i+th-s'' o.,
Foley. lnIia r and Michael; to william Bergen
HSlock James " to william Wright. No 1892 80.
Iio" Carrie and husband to Anna Bay,ey.
Same to sam as cxecitriS Of Maelaena Bayay. 49,.
Same to p' same a. evecurix Of Mary Hayey
property. years. .:......;.......,..:... 4@f'
snymss ni f' an" 30 y white hi 'f 10000
M.es .sn y s ~ se Of MR. to oS crane $3.50
IAPold Robert and wife 70 Augustus Peters No ooo
Ne" York No j. W"s' go'n- ST. . years IooVo
'resieTman. trustees Batheate ave. G2 # ~
O' ism ~. years. ""'''
o Rren Mary J. o Ronald *. Brown. Bath
got. av. % II Of l19h -. year. ......... l,~O
Pcken. John and wife. Julson : Todd.
lc5th 1909 2 II boulevard. ! 5000
yafd ......................... 1000
Yard | r...,.......'.. ................. 1000
POynton. Joseph X J.. 10 the American Bible So
year. ..,.......'.. ..................... 5000
Rydell. Sven and wife 10 the Mount Morris Co
operative Building and Loan Association. lot 81
block Il. amended map Mapes estate, property 49,.
III = Rose lnsfallmenfs. ............... 900
Ruth. Samuel j. t. John A. Hrown jr, No. %
Henry -. = wears o'''''
sSs West 5sth t. ieas1hoid {? vear.'......... $500
years .................... 50,
Slicher Ieriari. to the lachman' Brewing com
pores -.........'... ..................... 24U
Wiiams Frances r. o the Ladies' Sewing So
cietv 81 the Hebrew orphan ASYLUM OF the city
o. New York $50 East G,th -. 1000
Wenninger. Carolina, 10 Thomas Fell
Worth =, 1881 II ~ Trem, NJ ave. 1,1'p
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Couutrn 1]rouertp for Sale or Go Get

,oo>nno1Do~NN~~/~N/~No NN/~>/>"~NN>~/>>~>>'S
NvEW Jersey trOAST-In orler TO secure permanent
~ home section that will surpass anything on '''s
c,as, we have acquired all the estates on me hsh DUN
-, ,,,n .o,,,h from F.beron and including Deal Beach.
We control beautiful ocean Frontage" WIN pet"'t 80
,aus of sanitary water supply me sU's
ana sidewalks modern hiif"V'it'", wa.
could be- desired-with Landscape architecture tnat cHut
VII to social
. invite homesecers good social standing TO see or
- an, mans ATLANTIC COAST REALTY tnM
PASy Deal \. J. Office opposite station New 'o'A
nr,ce 20 Nassau street.
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Scshm % .nn "a ave e: srch,,cct o5OC
Gerard ct, n g. 1O4 II OF Bergen ave, for
four-storv brick fat. 25xsi: Mary md Michael
MSipny OF .- NS @,' or'aru ~ "Nn. 1900
Alterations:
IG9th 81 . i05 n . % Cirard-ave IN n two
story frame dwelling; Mary Rabbit Of preini ,os
owner George Honmun. architect. ..'.....' Wv
Union ave. W s; q ~ Home -. - I'VE
story frame dwelling. Mrs Jane Armstrong ~
No t:2 Eastfiloh- 81. owner. \ Rechlin. 81 No
ll33 fntcrvale architect ''"
l41th- St r. 1GI n " of AIMS ave. to z two-
story frame stable Mrs Ellen Eaumann or No
;1i 81 AIMS ave. owner: II : Baker. ~ No w 90
IGSth At, No Vt6 East. - W. story ann a'ilc
frame dwelling. Hicha". Vent. of liemls"s
,.ns ar ~ nsr '.......... loo
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UiNTS TO UEtR FROM MS FATHER.

Dueai NcArthur Of No Cieland-st.. 5. S,
Giassow Scotland has written to The Tribune
asking for news OF his father. Dugald Macarthur.
VII, left Scotland eighteen years ago lie went TO
Texas whore he remained for nine years; after
Lich hi. family los, all trace Of him 4 Dugald
NrArihur Ia. been reported as arriving In New-
York City from the Klondke gold fields. ana NJ.
vcirfhur is anxious to know II this man Is his