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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20
Srr Ml5rbcr crr RaiIerill.

Der dnardiififhe l1nbolb 2puis
anc6eni, beTen Mprbitabl bem 2eben
Der Rdiferin Glifa5etb pon Oeiterrei9
ein @nbe geniabt bds, 1T nadb ben
anltlihen Muspeifen i'm Sabre 1874
i'm Nronbifement Yarma geboren. SIN
Sabre 1894 trat er freitpilIig in's
9eer ltnb tDurba benz brei3ebnten Gbes
baurlegers Regiment MDntferrdto
einsereiAt. 3iDet Sabre fpater purbe
er ben mad Nfrifa abgehenben grupz
pen augetbeilt nnb febrte in, Suli bess
felben sahres nad Stalien aurad.
Seine Gntlaffung aus Dem MilitGrs
berbanbe erfolste am Is. December
1897. Wegen fsiner Sbsilna1me am
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20

Ser Gieien=gtreit Der Waumert=
ldaftler in paris. weltber bereits 60,=
900 Mrbeiter ,mfabt, brobt aud Der
fir oas Sabr 1900 geplanten Snterna=
tionalsn NusIteauna Gefahr. Sollte
nanllid Der 9lnsItano. on ipel1em 1t1
au1 TAFT ale BEL ben NusHeGunssbau=
ten beIbaItieten Nrbeiter betbeiligen.
lange anoauern, 10 1T Die M0slidatelt
ousgeIblolien, Die neutrality-suspicious.
redtSeitig fertig gu fsten, uno oas Mir
be natiirlih aud nit oem gesinn Der
Nuslieluna, mis er iebt felseleBt 1T,
inte,ferirep.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20
8 onis 2uc9 E nj.

afrifanifhen Selbaug mar er bere1e
tist, bic betreffenoe RriegsmeOaille gu
tragen. 2ucdeni til eine gebruneene,
nittelgroBe @eitalt. Muf benz febr
breiten 9alfe fbt Elm itarfer aopf.
Die breiten ainnbadenfnoden f9einen
fait eine unb biefelbe 2inie nit benz
9alIe 81 bilben, npbur9 Die Grfbetz
nung mod ge0rungener tDirb. Setn
@eii9t lit fart sebrdunt. Cine itum=
pfc, breite geaie ldBt bas Geiiht abgez
plattet erfGeinen. Sin blonber, bor=
ittger S9nurrbart bedt tbeiltpeiie bic
Sberlippe. gr bat sldn5enbe grauz
CRIME, tiefliegenbe Mugen, aus pelGen
lebbafte 8lide fbieBea, pdbrenb er
fpri9t. &raufes, ni6t gu lanses
9aar bedt ben &ppf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20
wergallopirt. t.

rGiir biefe Miniaturausgabe eines
Roitbratens rehnen Sis, 9err Mirtb,
1 Marta Das nenne i9 aber bod
.WnIen sic bod, n1ein 9err, be-
benten. baB MlIes 70 tbeuer getporben,
baB i'd bereits felt einigen Sabren Bel
biefem Gefhdfte nlein Gelb 3u1ebe!1
rDa fann i6 Jbnen mir rutben, fDs
balb als nDglt6 bic Bube au fperren!1
rSu, pOpon ion i9 aber balrl
leben91
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20

Muf Der Bo{t tpennIt 'lpas aufgibi
Sber bol1i in Der 5tdot,
SIN 8rtaf unb a. Eadl,
Oa IAN r Dir atrat.
8cr'ln Gnafter itebt . Nonnerl,
Wia an Npferl gum Sib,
Wia a. H0ferl am Strauc5,
9es gum IbreiBen is.
Oa bat Der slbjunft s'fagt:
rOa iteDt auf'm G9et':
81 padl i6idt b Muatta,
~ 8ubl gibt r BRET"
nnb Eff iie f. umfdaut,
Oa pappt er ibr s'f9pinb
Wuf 9 @Df9erl a. 8uiIerl,
ST. bab fte # b'iinnt.
l1nb g Nannerl faet oft:
Nuf ber pDft in Der Stubt,
Wennit mas bolit ober aufgibf,
Da fan r Dir afrat!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20
SnoiidJe Satire.

M}an bat Snbien BON ieber Elm 3auz
berlanb genannt, ba9te bel bteler 8e=
aei4nung aber mebr an bic punber=
bare pra9t feiner 8autsn, an 1eine
lanbf9aftli6en S9Dnbeiten unb feis
men marhenbaften Reidtbum. slber
nod beKer fDnnte man Snbien bas
2anb Der 3auberer nennen, bsnn es
giebt bort 10 piele 2eute, tpelde NIT
benz Wabl1prud n@ei4tpinbtsteit tit
feline 5ererei" ibr 8rot perbienen, ipie
in fetnem anberen 2anbe. @s iinb bies
bic inbif9en Satire, bic ibre ausse>
bebnte aiiatif4e 9ei1natb bur9pan=
bern unb ibre ftaunenerregenbena IT,
ftiide 5eigen. Mber lie aieben audi in
alle Welt. Neben bielem anberen ,0o=
fuszpotus", ber unIeren prefibigita=
teuren tpobl gu benten unb gu lernen
geben tDnnte, errest in Dffentlt9en
probuctionen neuerbinss bic meiie
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20
20. September 1898

Staat Ohio. 3nscaramas gonntp. SO.
STD. 8. 8. Mt@iII GIerf bcs &reisgerints in nnb
fir luscaralpas GpuntD. o. be6einige hermit, baB
bas Yoritebense etne sereue Mbbrt 6es Orisinaler.
lailes lit ir bic Mbbatng Der
I'M S. Geri1tsbiitrft in OhiD fir oaS Sabr 1893, me
DerIelbe i'll nletner Oifice binterlegt tit
Mls Bele9 biefir babe i'd oieS ei.
9enbdntig unterjdriebeu unb baS
(Sie9el) Stegel metner Office bei9efiigt IN
NeD Yhilabelpbia. Gbio, am go
September ". 8. 1899.
3. 8. Mc0iQ,
@lerf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20
n EnIere Ghiffe {inO beif1noiu anti

LnIsre gdilfe fino beffdnoig amt
Idsn Yorto Nieo utso ben yer. 6taaten
nnterlpeas, nm tranfe Soloater BON
Der sllIsl abSnholer urlo gelinoe Sol=
baten biliiiberaubringefi. Das Glinla
lit ID llngiinltia, bab &rante nibt ges
iuioeil tDnnen lnO ibren Nufentbalts=
ort ,pebleln miilIen. Menn oas absr
Ihon iii porto Gico aelbiebt, 10 ldBt
fih unaeidbr oenfen, ,pie es init ben
pbillppinen lein Miro, bic adnslib in=
nsshalb Der Sropen lle9en. Wir hal=
ten Die gsbalptung isibt gu eenast,
baB nod Nblauf Der EienItseit Der jebi=
gen Sploaien Die Ser. 6taaten feline
q, 900 Mann Iiir ben Oienif in ben
pbilippi,len lperoen aufbrin9en f0nnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20

OQI IIT uH D " II y t.
Betpnnberung bas 9eben etnes Mlenz
f9en nit ben Musenlibern. Gin Rnabe
iptrb tpie Elm Biinbel auIammengerout
unb in Elm Neb seitedt. On ipeldem
cine S9nur befeitist 1T, beren beibs
gnben ie Elm fleines Ndpfden trasen,
nit tpeldem man gerabe ein Muse be-
beden fonn. Diefe Ndpfhen briidt
fi9 Der Gattr auf bic Musen, no fie
baften bleiben, lest ben Ropf binten>
iiber, ridtete iid langfam auf unb bebt
10 bic 2aft bom 8oben auf, bic er, bic
Mrme bon iid geitredt, umbertrGgt unb
bann lanslam tpieber gu 8oben lGbt.
- Mie mag ct nun tpobl biefes fonz
berbare Runitftiid ausfiibren tOnnen8
Man fann nur annebmen, bab ct bic
NGpf9en, in beren Qoblraum ber Mugz
APPEL plab finbet, 70 in bic MusenbDbz
len fdiebt, bab bic RGnber oben unb
unten an benz Mangens lnb Stirnz
tno9en Qalt finben. Mber troB bieier
grfldrung iperben unfere einbeimifhen
3auberfiinitler ibm bas Runititiid
taum na9ma9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20

Yollmadten 1tndo allen 9bfiler
DeutIhlonns, Geitereihs unb bes
56mei3 tuel0en IN Diefer Office ausgt-
Ifsllt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
REAL ESTATE.
MORE EAST SIDE ASTOR HOLDINGS
CHANGE HANDS.

More OF the old Astor property on the East sue
was acquired yesterday by MACMILLAN Morgeh-
thau the lawyer. Mr.. Morgenthau purchased from
William Waldorf Aston No. 533 Fifth-st. an ir-
regular lot 1873 in front by s35 in the rear. by %
feet deep. He also bought from Mary c. McMahon
Nos 30 537 and $50 Fifth-st, with frontage OF
TIC and irregular in the rear. The two purchases
combined give Mr. Morgenthau plot OF 9llIH TX
about 14y feet east OF Avenue Is ! ne piICes P''u
for the properties are withheld . =, ,-
McVickar 4 co. sold for Mrs. Maria NJ Knapp
executrix Of the estate OF William h Knapp. 10
the MARI Ernst-Nathan Company. tract OF aoou,
thirty-iWo lots one hundred and -siXtleth ann
One-hundred- nd slxty-rst SITS. and the Boulevard
The property comprises the block front the east
side OF the Boulevard. and extends east aohg poti
one hundred-and-sixtet and One-hun1re e a ,
sixty-flrst about 3Gj feet IL was sold lot III
prOvement private terms. .
Parsons & Singer sold for Harriet A. iartnett 70
James W, Taylor. for about $500 No. % we" e6
Eighty-ninth-st., a fOur-story dwelling mouse Zok
cOx1O6 and for the latter to the former az about
$4,000. No 1856 West one hundred and sixteenth
st. "A nvo-story apartment house 32xs5xloO $500
samuel Cioldsticker sold for Mrs. Bertha Mill
ward. William Rankin. the lot In Central PARK.
West. - feet north OF Nnety-eighth-st.. size OK
loo. private terms.
Mandelbaum g. Levine sold to Isaac Harlem. the
fourstory brick building No. COS Eighth-ave. 2Sx
100 with stores, and a three-story Outgoing III the
Lowenfeld & Prayer sold to We'll & Meyer No.
63 East Elevonthst.. 16sxlO33. with an OLD bulid-
ing. on private terms for Improvement.
Plans have been drawn for alterations and add-
tions to the property Of the National Park Bank.
M No 21t Broadway opposite st. Paul's Church
and adjoining the St. Paul Building. The changes
will include only slight additions To the Broadway
building. cnlarGing the present quarters or the
BANK put the small stores IN Ahn-Sl; anu uL.on
st. will be torn down and new buildings erected
The building was erected in 1851 and was then
the handsomest structure on Broadway.
sale yesterday. Peter +. Meyer sold in foreclosure
the seven-storv brick building No. $40 Broome-st.,
I95xsox6x3o. 6xlS5x496. to David Ritterbrand Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
foreclosure Sales.
xrrO>,oS[ .
NINTH STREET-SUfreme Court, County OF

NINTH STREET-Sufreme Court, County OF
New York.-Charles l. Bieeow, Plaintiff against
Louise Huschcn Reuther and others. Defendants IN
pursuance judgment Of foreclosure and sale du!
entered In the abOveerttled action bearing date
the igh Of Jy 1895 J. the Undersigned the Referee
IN said judgment named VIII sell at pubic auction AT the
York Real Estate Saesrocrn No. III Broaf"ey IN
Borough Manhattan, city II New York on the 3tn
DAY Of October S. AZ u O'Clock noon N that daN by
Luis Meser uctioneer The premises lcasehod prem
said judgment mentioned and directed 10 be sold
and therein described as follows:
ALL certain lot OF land situate. lying and helne IN
Fifteenth Ward ~ the city Of New York. being part
tho Saors Snug Harbor. and DISTINGUISHED
map Of their property, IN the said ward made by
Edwin Smith, city Surveyor, dated April H. ISIS and
fled the office 81 the Register o. the city and County
OF New York by the number ~ and bounded and con
tanning follows. 10 Wit. BEGINNING at a point On
Southerly side II Ninth distant hundred
and feet and four inches and threequarters
inch Ecs,c-y from the Souheastery corner u Ninth
street AMI University Place running thence tastery.
along Niah twenty-five feet. thence Souther.y
right g. Ninth street ninety thIee feet and eleven
inches thence Westerly and parallel with Ninth Street
twenty feet thence Northerlv right angles to
Ninth street ninety'hree feet eleven inches 10 thc place
OF beginning
The lease ot the sad premises mad. and
City u New York defendant II. Reuth,r BY
ndenture dated May hst 1891 ana recorded In the Office
the Register Of County II New York block SERIES
section - .iber indoScd under block
Der 800 the Land Map ~ the CITY u New York.
STEPHEN II OIIN.
Referee.
WALTER ". MERRIAM Attorney Plaintiff. 80 Wall
Street. Borough of Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

Of New York-Samuel Greenbaum ard Nathan
siraus trustees. plaintiffs against Jeanne l. Taylor
al defendants.
In pursuance - a judgment q foreclosure and sale.
duly made and cred IN Tho above entitled action bear
Ing date the dry q August 1895 l. The Undersigned
referee said Judgment named. VIII sell AZ public
auction al tle New York Real Estate Sacsroum. 80 III
broadway In the Borough Of Manhattan In the CITY and
County Vow N0rK. the 9th day n October. 1885 at
II O'Clock neon that dag. hv Peter F. Meyer auction
the premises directed y said judgment IL sd and
therein describe as follows
All l0f. piece or parcel Of land. situate
lying and being tho Fifteenth Ward Of The city 4
New York. ans bounded described follows: Be
shining Yon. the 1rther!y side % Washington
Piece taeLty Eve fe- and inches westerly
from the norrhwcscrly corner q Greene and
Warrington Place. running thence northwar1y. parallel
with street. nearly and Of the distance
through rarfy wall hundred feet. thence west
-n-tv parallel with Washington Place. twenty feet
ana inches thence a.u'hwardly parallel Greene
Street n4a-y and pnrt q The distance through
pa-tv vail hundred feet TO The tad norhery side Il
Washington Place and thence eAstwary. along the tad
northey eide y Washington Place tw'nynr" feet ana
two inches point place Z box nning being tho
premises nov known Number - Gwenty-nve) East
Washington Place.
nntcd Sew York ciy. September 18TH 1894
JOHN = MccAtLEY, Jr.,
HAYS GREENBAr-H UERSHFGELD. Referee.
Attorneys fOr Plaintiffs
No i4i Broadway. Rough OF Manhattan. New York
TIE following IS diagram II IN. property referred TO
IN tho foregoing notice ~ sa.~.
Is Fast Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

5th-ave and 1l7h-st year. ............::.. D
Zerremer. Jacob. to Ephralrn 3 Levy. lots 533.
534 and 535 map Van Nest Park years
Alexander Carrie to Annie Reynolds. g sum
NIT ave i25 II Of lG2d-st. years
Bolger Kate 20 Jacob a Zimmerman, lI9th-
ST. ~ II . Of Webster-aye. l year.............:
Same TO Carsten II BOhlen, same property
year
Bolgcr Paul s to Title Guarantee and Trust
Company. No 81 East 52d-st. years. .......
Bell. Enoch &. to Frederic MiddlebrooA
l59th-st 9s II W OF Courtlandt-ave, year.
Same 10 same. s lgOth-st. 0s n " Of Courtandt-
Dempsey Mary F. 70 william 4 Spencer 81 al.
trustees 11Oth-.t. 10 n OF Madison-aVe' .
years
Same to Ada l. Shiand 110th-st 100 II OF .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

oar ago Here there were 1872 cars.
SSloV with 27S last year. The spring wheat
COMP ,.,s, about made UP for the winter wheat
rush and the total Of primary receipts.
oeh| 'nro bpshels was almost precisely the same
l1o1'0 ,..ar. Seaboard ciearances were large.
as m 90 bushels. The visible supply on Monday
slow .r small increase-less than 100000
VIII Last yea the increase was about
butannoo bushels. The speculative trade was
l'fV half what 1t was yesterday There was
s'O. sentember for sale. There Will be a
no. =. wheat here from Duluth before long
p'0e has the vessel room chartered already
Ar'no", card TODAY reported As loads for
port .s,, oorr roarke, rather nm
..1 hut inclined 10 be strong Shorts were
W levers The range was within y cent. The
w ~ WAS lust about the same as Thursday
,,saa-oher opened at 29i2 cents, sold between
ao,' % 2ais cents and POS cents. and closed at
co. cents May closed at 3l$s cents. Receipts
80. ,,cht 40 cars. with APO estimated for Sat-
-. Samples were firm Gables were I'M
.ncsd Argentine shipments were very large
snot oo0 bushels compared with 10000 last
- ord none last year. Corn has been weak
week and its steadiness nov is not signih-
C,'oarances were 213O00 bushels. The
hoard demand for carsoes was poor. Char
-. we're 235 900 bushels New-York reported
a. loads on export
o,,s held their own all day. with u cent
..r,e ard closing about at Thursdays figure
49,, cold AZ 217s cents and at 221s cents, and
.,osA5 a. % cents Receipts we're so cars with
oso estimated for tomorrow. SeaooaiS clear
..o.s were 10000 bushels Elevator people
.r5 the seaboard were moderate buyers OF oats.
'r,us local people We're buying December and
selling MAY
provisions were weak; pork OF o to 121s cents;
lid and ribs of 211 10 cents. Cudahy's SELL
Inc =, January and nearby futures was the feat
rro again. particularly Of lard. Hog receipts
,srs large. 10000 at the seven Western points.
against 1900 last year; there were $4,000 here
nth 1900 estimated for tomorrow: prices At
,ba Yards we're ~ 10 cents lover. There was
no let-up in the shipping demand. The English
houses are bulls on product: the Cudahys are
plainly the bears
IN the curb puts on December wheat closed at
eoi. cents calls 627s cents. Puts and calls on
TaSsnber corn were the same price, W. cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

warrington Place
,rrr Arr-o,i innate amount ~ ~ LIN charge 60
safsry which the above described property = % b"
So - $40 tps -. interest tterr7l from no -
AZ August isps together with Rrf allowance
amounting Sasf &c. with interest fie ~ cay n
August 1925 together v'h ne expenses = ~ sale
The nQl-o, - taxes asse-suenH o- rther
upon ffT~Tfr which - allowed to
ne purchaser gu, u purchase money paid by tho
re-. 8 1Sig ~. and lnfcr'sr
Dated New York C--y. September iBih. 1895
JOHN J. kr,AtTIEY. Jr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
NEW BUILDINGS.

zd-st No go. for a six story brick hathouse, WIN
stores 81 9X9l.3; Leopold Kaufman. NOS 80 ana
81 Nassau-st, owner, Schneider & Herter. BlDle
House. architects NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -;
Grand-st Nos :63 and 365. FOR six-story brick
nathouse with stores. % iyS9: We'll & Mayer,
No - Nassau-st. owners Schneider Herter'
arenUectS ''f' 80 -.
IOoth-st, 2d-ave. for two nve story
brick fath0uses with stores, 23.1x75 and OK
G66: We'll & Mayer. owner. Schneider Her
Ter, arClltcfs - -
Suffolk st. Nos % and %. for n six story Dick
nathouse with stores. 25ys8.6: Leopold kaul-
MANN owner; Schneider & Herter, archtects-.
Broadway Nos LIB md lTl5. T. two-story
and basement, brick store and lofts. 6lsXtolli
John Mooney No 353 West 2Tth-st. owner
Jordan & Giller. No ~ Park Place. architects.
-pth-st s. ll5 n Of 5th-aVe. for a tve-storY
brick dwelling house. 35xso. = Nichols. no
l55 West jSth-st owner; G ? II Gilbert arcEi-
Mapes-aye s. $50 Il ~ Samuel-st, Tor
one story frame she'd 25x25' Karl Jaeger
owner. Henry Jaeger. architect.....,....,.'.:
Washinstoa-ave. " s. 2ls 10 y y 81 l66th-st. ior
three four-story and basement brick tenemehts,
10 and 25x7i; Vincent Bonasur, OF NO 40
East l4sth-st. owner and architect. .....'...''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
No. 81 East OH Street
i774&

Tho approximate Z The charge satisfy
which he above described property IS to be sold is 1--WE
thousand hundred and thirty and @sl1o Dollars
with the interest thereon from 18Th Gay Of July lSs.
together with costs and allowance amounting to two
bundled and seventy seven ana 81 100 Dollars With IN
July -. fs9S. tgcthe- with the expenses =
the sale The approximate amount ~ taxes assessments
other liens which o. allowed 90 The chasor
z the Qurct1se money paid the Referee IS >3-'5
Dollars and interest The approximate amount q ground
.lr months. due sad sailors snug HlrhOr on
May LIST 1895 Is i've hluled and twenty-five Dollars. and
Interest thereon from May L. $50, a. six cent per
Dated New York September 10Th. 1895.
STEpIEN Il OIIN. Rcferce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
for Sale.


GALE OF sOTTHIpWNN.
- We Will sell Whole n0ck Of famous sheep nj
yaeiy until September ID. 1895. IN block II Mt sof
eait will - broken and sod. without
reserve publicly suit indytdua- September ~.
iSas A. 'hs residence Z g. ~ tlay. White Hall.
Kentucky beginning At ii o'ci'ck n m Terms will 10
made known on day ~ sale - . - - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
ALTERATIONS.

s,hav. No s21 10 a four-story brick store and
lots: william Baumgarten. Of No 32l 9Th AVE.
owner: Robert # Lyons OF No IL Union square,
o2I-st n W corner Avenue A. % four story
brick tenement-house with store George hnrets
owner: julius kastner q Sons. OF NO Loo
broadway. architects ............' $50 -,
@th-ave :. 30 It Of l3lst ST. TO two-story
brick boiler and engine house: Dimoch q + inx
East l25th-st. architects. ..-.........-., 49,
Brr<me-st, No $50. to three-story ana base
rnent brick dwelling, with store etc. Marks /
Knapp premises. owner; Horenhurger
S,rai,h architects Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
Brooklnn propertn for Sale.

ONooNoo|NNNoOoNoNNeNor"oo
NOR SALE UBrRBAN.-Two finest up-to-iate
houses Ocean-Ave.. between Avenue A and Regent
Pr Flatbush. $4,000 $4,000 each lots 5OXlOO. also
lots and Regent Pl: nelghbOr-
hood restricted; modern up date houses corner Ave
and East 18Th St Flahush $500 $1,000 $4,000 each
il5 Church-ay near Flatbush-ave, $1,000
s. each. lots 30 IT, deep on ? streets Address
ACKERSON. Builder ., 4l5 Church ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
Couutrp tiral gstate for Sale.

NOR SALESMAN Country Place Hudson River.
Il with cottage. Forty minutes from city and
one block from depot. Easy terms F. +. RICHARD
son, - William-st. city
NyUTLEY. y. J.--For SALE 7-room House. in perfect
y condition: occupied ny owner bath finished attic
narouetry floors electric lights fine lawn small fruit
vegetable garden; easy terms. J. NJ. KEANE 100 Hud
son ST, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Gs.ei Herman e. Greenwich Savings Bank. .. ooo
40 . cnrs,Pher st. years ;,.., 10 :; $500"
~ ~ ii,th - years.............'...... 1900
ni 's baa'c s'' j. to Emsran, Industrial savings
flank 80 40 Lexington ave. yelr.......... EVD
Duchari,. Lima, to Abraham Goldsmith IN ,,ono
Marasc, Rocco VI and Domnick Ahhate 10 VIII
lam l. clark. nos iei and 1876 Elizabeth-s'. 9, ooo
MeSnmara Esther. 10 John II McGunos, lots
go ana 3 5 1R 81 Sa SSS W 900
warshnuer Nina. to Jacob Hess. No $3.50 Audi uo
Jane, me. Austin j. to the LAWYERS. Mortgage In.
Hopr Place ana 2os.c Of Anthony-ave. en- ,oo
Tend fl ZoO
Lose. Louis, to JACOB Roos iSith-s 2s' IT o,o
az Oh ave. year. :;......': o%oo
Herman u iasth-st 1915 IT = OF Alexander ., ,oo
ave. 2'S2op to 3s'h o. ysar mor,s4ses;, $3.50"
ave. 1913 4 u lo9th- years. ~: 400
Sane to io Fai;e D, PS la csr ySa, BROOK 400
Haubcri Catherine. to Joseph Holman. 10th ,.o
Bachrach. william and Julius. samuel Z ia
cobs Il al executors &c. Nos 80. 81 and 90 90 900
DICKSON. Sarah j. ct al to columbian J Kelly
stro,cl Kntharina 10 John Wentsoh Nos 1873 and
ccS s l''s Mary 'S'" a. to Mary sleeves je
rome ave, 80 # n Of Potter Place. :. year;.. $500
Kse n Pp ana 10 hf'G"1 Gr Is 59d fa"t ~'ns
Trescy Patrick TO ., pS y,. cah' years frea
Same +, same : cor Frederick ara William SITS
Kaufman Ieap9id to Jonas Wen ana another ono
u, Gcelse ana MSrs al 1ss"" I, Enassh
Wellington 8 3 b3d- st. 2Gb IT Of eth-ave.
More Ia T. 10 Henry Rabe. 1r O.. 1l1th-s.
Its, II e II /
Mild Rubin, and another to Thomas Il Roys.
No SIS l5oth IT. years .......... 700
Theriott Louisa Mary Conlon. No lis Wall A..
schmidt Ella T. To the National savings Bank,
city q Albany eathsi. 1888 IT W OF Central ,soo
Park West, years ~. ls"V
smith Samuel W II, Edward and Henry
Hirsh. n 5th-ave and li2th-s de ooo
nand ''N'
Graham Frances II. 10 William r Brook, $
l5lrt- St GA Of 3d-ave l year 4OOO
C.-stec Mary A. Mary Sleeves. Aque- 49,.
duct ave &c II n Of Buchanan Place. months. 2Uo
FTafnmer william 6. 10 George F1amner, A..
Gfb-sve 500 II Of +3d-st. leaseho.d. demand: 4oD
Dempsey, Mary u. 20 David II Oppenheiner ana
another West End-ave 5oli It 8 Of 1921 o
asS n o; Avenue b. 1900
Jackson Isidore. Philip II and Amelia Felt. - -.
No l22 Stanon-st and No 100 Essex st. years lsWo
ekoeien Christian. 10 Helen + Acker lItth- uo
st 100 II g Of i5athgae- ave years. .'''s's. ON
schawel Jacob Institution for the say lngs OF 49,
Merchants Clerks, No % West s3d-st: years; SV"
Trapnen Joseph r. 20 Charles IL ana bi"ard
A Thornton n . ls0th-st. - II Of Tieoou- ~
Saa-den Charles. John Phlbrick " ooo
corner Westchester- and Brook-ave. year. HOOO
Rothschd, Sophie TO Frank seitz. . corner
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