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REAL ESTATE.
A NUMBER OF PROPERTIES SOLD FOR
IMPROVEMENT.
DWELLINGS, FLATHoUsEs AND LOTS ch"S"h'
HANDs-No BUSINESS AT THE AUG

DWELLINGS,. rr.ArHousEs AND LOTS CHANGE
HANps-No BUSINESS AT THE AUG
TON ROOMS.
The real estate market was fairly active yester-
day and a number of interesting transactions WIS
reporie There were no sales at the auction rooms
Rutland d Whiting have sold for Charles Parsons
to Mrs Matilda Hays No. 92s Madison-aVe'' io
story brownstcne private dwelling, on pD'' N-'
feet from by % feet deep for about *poW aiso' 'o'
the William G. Patterson estate to Adams mn ~ =
2s Creenw!ch-ave an old thrce-story dwelihs' ID :
xolx irregular for 81 800: Also for A. g. Agnew 10
TITS Wells Il Willetts. Nos. 2A and $50 fron'-s'
47x75 feet, a hvc-story brick warehouse, al soo"".
The rumor published in yesterdays Tribune as
TO the sale OF a number of Manhattan-av" p'o''
was confirmed yesterday afternoon. MOTIFS o'e"
hard has sold four lots at the southwest CORNER u
One-hundred-a nd -second-st. and Manhattan-ave.'
Mot l0l by 100 feet TO William Rankin, on psi s
terms. Mr. Rankin viii at once erect Il IL" u NV
j. Romano Brown & Co have solo to Fannie mi, =;
Lawrence all the property sOsss at Bronxvlle
station on the Harlem River Railroad on on pnie r
terms The same nn as d HsfnS G building plots
in ibis beautiful park at one-quarter the FORMER
prices and on sG%s 10 suit Of al boomngdae
has through L. j. ph' and sxtieth-st
nos ite ii2 IA and iiS East sxteth-st loxSo ana
No. ~ East Fifty-nlnthst. ?Ox% WIN $ David
sao and Mandebaum Levine These properties
adoin the drygoods establishment OF b'oo'"'''s'"'
H. j. philips & Co. have also sold for the e, Met let
ronolitan Improvement Company the pho, OF iots
125xl25 on the southwest corner or Ceh.rt. 800.
Wecf and Eighty -eighth-st.. 10 George I. r,ubhl
sons g. Co builders, who will improve the same
BY the construction Of three seven-storH "s nd two
anartmenf houses the corner one WXlW! anu W.
inside ones fronting in the street 4Ix ~ c lres
each q 4 Schcllenge. Is the architect tugai
sons e. Co give in part payment for the properly
three new ive-story American basement nous T,
Nos 10 II and II West Eighty-eighthst j ne value
Of the properties traded is stated to be sz"v"
J. Clarence Davies & Co. have sold Tor l. VIII
Jams the four-story brick athouse on tnc horth
side OF -hundred-a nd fifty -es hth-st l,o feet
west of Third-ave 2jXS6xlC9. for about siGG w
Duff e Rusher have sold for Increase NJ bIenen
No A West Ninety -fourth-st., three.story w.. W..
ing with basement and cellar ana pu,'e' panty
extension for about $1,000. . . A., caroh
Abra ham L. Johnson has sold to MRS; saran
Iiamill No 81 East one nun 20 es oa
Henry Waldsiein has sold to W Gruner t hr SrT :
stone fiat lot 25xlo2.2. The seller oous"' " III
1894 for $1,000.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Barrow ST. n s. 754 W Of 4th-st Tx irregular; .,
l Emy nnr' lay 70 su Wis% srco Daniel
81 N re- Ts .s;s sa Saay to Mary
e, Mitchell iio4 IT OF sth-avc ac.oo;:
John Brodsky. referee. to German-Amer'cah 70 ooO
go 20 a,s Sf ,a aN ~ Felx $3.50
.2 N9s% 50 Soe Adam Fischer and VIE to
IVES: SOi Houston; % and =: Adam Fischer
, anG we 50 W'' eor Pit,st 9oxco Robert
Kqsss: and 80 VIE T. Fanny %'
r, Edgar ct al SHff"sro Of ionaris 5ixsix
s 10 's Ss 4.Esnhn Ia. ana amaze"
pl paHiy 10 g and 10 % Bfidsest william 10
9s 80 VIZ. Of 10 i', Aisn Ssding at"f
s, Gar 10 90 East: johanna Watson
I'D. Leddy :. ;o7 II Of aiih.:i 25xico Fran
els /. Donohue. referee 10 Edward + Mode "a coo
,o hHke 10 # Of Ams,criam-aye, eSx
" ioo ii: Alvin EiseT and wife to James En-
cd MSs ave . is I, Of itsh-si l5Ss5: Eu 600
gene romeoy referee 70 Eleanor ,G s"yde to
A' i,hes 40 JACOB Duicr and wife to 5000
,a Ghaes Il hn 52s IT Of Lcnox 25saoli
Charles Riley Charles seickendox t,w.rs
Lots state or f'T% sra ana Field %'S 70 daa~ay !,
ls ct al 200 scsioc Coils alsS
Pe,ty i sonsrd ana walker Realty Company to IS 900
Thomas Wiss s r. OF Is,ihst sgxl5O IS part
i,h,a'e; (, cr,,e,u a.. trustee TO Elsanora Tracy
n, 40 man Nan Nest Park; Ephraim Levy 10 A,
M Mary ana 'H ss map cebe PARK: Gertrude ,,
Mccanerty and another 10 CaF1 9a,,-s, asxe5ox
25xa54; John = Dexheimer. executor e''' !" 1880
o Dennis o' sIGns II Of Lexngon-aye. a2Gx
Ioo5: Robert J M,sbach and wife to LOUIS "a 900
o &a aSa so +, . OF "a 81, i5sli4 Wakefield
Frank G canister and wife to John h'r'
,. mann 10, It Of 2d-avc. 25xii4 Wake
ned, John Hartmann and wife to FRANK
Iianster escean I p Of suburban place iox
IFS iixlo ixI3O II: William Seaman 10 JoSP"
W. N" tnd ave n " corner s4,h 3ox4ox rregu-
lar. iohn G O'Cornor. referee. to Armand de ooo
c:, fost'r corner istave sox2'5 John Hun
ter and Tf Sds sp sn Max S9scr and
to San y, "a Block sis. and lots "a 81 block
~" .i7 man D. property Of james l. Parshall. s3d
Ward: John Delahurty referee to John zoo
To- rot "a block 4 map Hudson p Rose. Mapcs
estate: Hudson p Rose and wife TO William Len .oo
H.. Iar go map Van Nest PARK: Gustave Dierer
wife % Jacob Werner ,., oo3,. u"
200; John NJ Gueau. as trustee. to Annie Is
a Tray rae par 200 # Of orchard st. cox
Westminster Fire Insurance Company 10 Eliza or,
s. SHth S 1%nn% william Medium referee to
Kinsella ave s. % II . 81 Rose st. 25xI3; Mary
s. Sf Hnnt 40 f'1A7 All +, Of i3h 2aix
Herman schmusk ct al s to J.e0s MA
ASA. Edward l. Patterson referee. to Thomas -o>
,;,S a. ao Z, Of Elton l5oxioo cor
nea u Albro 10 Petty. soulard and Walker
parr - Iot sa map Of East Morrsana: John
Noulett TO Maggie Noulett. 49,. ........:....
lssth st. las4 It q southern BOusyara
Sanford Go%dsy.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

BTTH @ ana %e TO TIE sSHey Savings
'' HILL r iask-st so4 +, Of Brown place, ~,
Brdissemann. August NJ. and VIE 70 the Green
" %o "a ave- years '................ $1,000
Each Lswls T. Joseph Louchheim, No ID East g o.o
crowley. ca,haIns and Edward to J0seP ,AsS
Care. Michael j. and wife to James McKown and
wife lots iDa ana iss biocs r. map TUCSON 900
ca,Ssn ne ysb aps and wifc to h~ National saving:
nanS. city Of Albany W s. Nos 1870 and ias ~.
Donovan now ron Michael ii, and wife to caroline l.
Macy. 6sth-s. 40 W OF Central Park ., M
SANE @s't to- william ankn siih-.i 40 # Of ,o
su i%a' K Kfh Mss to 'se Emsran Industrial
savings Bank. part OF lot 40. map village of . ,oo
rc MSr Jade ' and wife to wihemina wagner
rr~am of Hsah ave to the Manhattan e
o5s %p'fS 5e: S9 f' to E,ase,a Dixon
Ga Woo, 'S Ka,n s to George Ehre oih
Green Rdbef, q d to nlsiy Founaine 30 2d2
Same Me'i to same n .',h-s $40 7, Of O'l-avs
Godfrey yI,T Iay A. to Fidelity and Deposit 60. Of
Maryland = corner 7oth-s, and West End ave.
Gu yr pp H. and wife to Alexander Cohen
lot iGs map portion ot Hunt estate install -oo
,,n sqrnfs charles L. to jacob d butler corner
ii5h and Amsterdam ave- year ......;; 1000
SAN" H ana mn ave- year .............. 5000
nos" is'' JeT.miah Johanna Dohsriy itc'h- 20.
II IN
Horn clarence r. and Isabella. 20 Elizabeth Horn.
saI Wors e." years ..........,........ 1000
Same 10 Herman Mundheim same property, II
Houlroyd Jennie q. 10 7 Emory clocke. Lo, o"2. 49,
map village ~ Wakefield years ......'''.. LOO
Ueessmant. Emma. Absal0m L Bachman.
corner ii3th-st and 9Th ave. secures building 49,
Hamilton William T. and wife 10 Henry Rsabe *
sons 9 Ienox ave, 21ii II Of 10Th ST. IL 49,
same =, "a month. 1900
It,l William A. and wife 10 'sharine T smith
" corner Central Park West and Goth ~.
II,un Nan Max Juster. Nos 10 and IL De
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Jones Josiah and wife. and John Reid.nbach
Su'n " I,sth st 1000
Jacobs Jacob, and wife 10 Hyman and Henry
:, a,,m,nd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Tunsru,nn Julius wife u Sarah Il Wells.
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80. Il II Of Amsterdam ave. 3 year.. 1900
Krone Abraham and wifi 10 Solomon Well. No
II East l2Oth-st. \ months A5S
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Be sure and use that old and well-tried rem
edy, Mrs. WinslowS Soothing Syrup, fos
children teething. 1t sOothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind colo, and is the best remedy for diar.
rhoea. Twenty. five cents 4 bottle.
dill MWF&W 1y
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IRELAND.
SWITZERLAND.

Dainty wares peculiar to
the country of snowy noun
tains, served by a mountaineer
maid.
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OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT

is having a remarkable growth. We
sell none but the best grade. Our sugar
cured corned beef is a great speciality.
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
WARRINGTON. D. c.. May 2, 1897, pm.
Forecast for Monday:
For onnecticut-Threatening weather
with rain; brisk southeasterly winds di-
minishing in force.
For Eastern New York-Rain, cooler in
southern portion; southerly winds diminish
ing in force.
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ENGLAND.

Some of the goods we get
from England, all grouped
under the British Flag.
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JAVA AND MOCHA COFFEE &c LIB
High grade of tea Soc. Do you doubt
our word? If so, we promise to cure
you of your unbelief in one trial order.
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