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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-28
En bderies. mi
COrSets an; Ivy sa'O

LIN SlIjh
! lot Sc and Sc HanSu,. ],
cry ...........
lot lac Hamburg coa 80.
broidery and Insettion
&C quality Color Border MI, ~.
chiefs -. .....
ioc quality Plain White y. .
Border Hemstitched H.Da ~
Zoe quality White Lawn H.s'..s
Ties ........ 49,.
5oc yard Fancy Plaid ~ ~.
Ribbons, per yard
loo Japanese Fans, new d..,...'
colors =. ........
Large Palmetto Fans, & a,
Ttcmson's Summer Corset 49,
QUO quality SHOOK Summer GO
SC quality White Cotton RIM 4
all sizes. 3 for
SOC quality Colored Lawn =,
Gale Wrappers. waits. !. i
fitted lining. sizes 81 ID u y.
measure ........
Toe quality children's Whit ~
Blouse, sizes 2 to yesrs
Gents FurnishInp,|
Doc quality French BalOrisa, Y
dershirts and Drawers
25c quality Balbriggan uud.rl,,1
and Drawers .......
SOC quality Challenge" Dr,lI ~,
ers, Bleached ....,..
75c quality Cheviot Shirts. c,,,.
and cuffs attached
SOC quality Genuine "Guyot" su,o.,t|
CTS ........ .......
81 quality genuine "Scriyenso NJ.
Seam Drawers 80.
15c quality Wizard" CUT Ho,,.,
per pair ................,
Shoe Department
Women's oxfords. sold at $l.5a; Il.
urday Price ................
(All sizes, 2 styles Of toes I A.
Misses Strap Slippers. Brown /,
Black, usually sold at $50, 81,
II to Q. Saturday Price .......s
Women's Colored Kid Oxfords, \,
grade. Saturday Price .......,
l.. FOLEY
21S Travis Street
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FIag Raising at Hsrrisburx.
The hag-raising fever so prevalent Of late
IN Houston has spresd to HARRISBURG. ana
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The best appetizer ana ~
digestive organs Is Ansosys y
pared by Dr,-J. @. p, e7' 4
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Dow school Flag Rni~tnu.

Quite number OF the patrons and
friends were out to see the nag raised over
the Dow school yesterday evening at .
o'clock
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Eleventh own District Court.

The following proceedings were had DC.
fore Judge Tod In the Eleventh civil dlstrlc,
court yesterday;
Eugene b. Wheat ct al VS.. w. II. Hum
phrevilo. Judgment for the plantn n. ".
Wheat for cancellation of deed and that
the other plaintiffs take nothing by their
suit Ordered that Plaintiff NJ Il. Wheat
pay into court for the Defendant W. II.
Humphreville $500 within six months and
that upon failure to do so that the property
be sold In satisfaction OF such sum 10
which defendan, excerpts and gives nolice
OF appeal to court of civil appeals for rirAt
supreme district OF Texas.
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rrivatcs Cook ard Preston of compon,

Japan John Sessums will reorcanize
the Masterson Rifles colored. on next Mon
uaS night Recruits will call at the u. n
Fl, hali in the Fifth ward. for enlistment
me company will need 100 mea. When
mustered IN The company will tender their
SERVICES 10 the government
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Specials in White Goods

10 yards best quality Turkey Red CAL
leo for ..................... zoc
10 yards 36-nch Soft Finish Bleached
Domestic for Observation-Disclosures. SOC
10 yards &C. inch Fruit of the Loom
Domestic for ...................... 4Sc
1o.4 Wide Extra Heavy 8leached
sheeting. per yard .......... 121ac
42xS6 size Reedymade Eleached Pill
low Cases. each ..........,..... &c
II yards Pretty Fancy Figured Dim
ity for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4oc
10 Yards White Checked Nainsook
for ........ ....... ...,......... 4oc
Fine Quality White organdy. per
yard ..,.... ........ ...........8 1-3c
Antiseptic Birds Eye. best quality. per
piece
% inch 24-inch 27-inch
SOC Acc SIC
1914 size Extra Heavy Crochet Quilt,
hemmed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. DOC
So inch Full Bleachcd Satin Finish
Table Damask, per yard ........... 25c
10000 Remnants Wash Goods almos.
glver away.
Black Silk Grenadines.
SPECIAL
200 yards Black Silk Grenadlne, ex-
| Quisite figures. "a inches wide,
| value 75c, for Observation-Disclosures. SOC
WILLIAM
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The following business was transacted in
tine probate court yesterday, Judge w. n.
Shaw presiding:
Estate John Cushing. deceased. ramon,
Of administrator OF execution of lcass os
Jefferson house examined, approved and
ordered recorded.
Estate r. a. Giraud; annual account
heretofore filed examined and approved.
Estate Rachel Rodley. deceased, inyen-
tory and appraisement examined and an
proved. .4 Wy
Estate G. Nj. Noble minors; annual ac-
count filed, examined and approved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May (SpeciaD. Corn bulls had
reason to-day to feel disappointed. II closed
only a fraction over Wednesday. July opened
at 34% cents. sold between Ban cents and 5o%
cents and closed at 34ie q3+as cents The May
was relatively firm. closing at 34is cents X
was claimed exporters had made few sales 70
the other side remarkable IN view OF the wheat
strength 1t was said foreigners showed moro
disposition 10 resell than TO make further pur'
chases Liverpool I'D higher. Receipts
were S5l cars with 525 estimated for Friday.
Clearance, were 900. 900 bushels. The weather
was a little too cool and certainly too wet. inc
selling OF futures was more influential than
the buying Charters were $4,000 bushels
Oats we're as Indifferent corn. up only
cent 70 q cent. with little speculative interest
MAY sold at 80 cents and 3Oa. cents and closed
at the top July closed at 26A cents. me
Price Current said the area was less than sss
year There were very large exports. over
100000 bushels including two days out Of New
York Receipts were 29S cars. with 500 for w.
morrow. Export sales. 10000 bushels
Provisions did not quite hold their own, pors
Off 5 cents to IN cents: lard and ribs off cents
TO IN cents II looked as II the lard bulls weFs
selling The Continent WAS also doing some sea.
Ing OF lard. Hog receipts were liberal. ''""
at the seven Western points. against 5oWV iass
year. Local shipments were large. 3.Osc.W"
pounds meat and 100000 pounds lard ou''
slders are not buying as they were Packe"
look for a break.
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ter. par; between banks. par. Boston--1211gloo'

ter mar: between banks. par. Boston--121991oc.
discount.
BANK CLEARINGs.-New-Y ork-Exchanges'
5000 OO951s: balances. s0108.970. Chicago
Exchanges. s19.514.252; balances, N,59O'O2o.
Observation-Disclosures S10.774,00O; balances
81. $40 Baltmore-Exchanges. SZo4ooto'
balances. $475977 observation-disclosures. Sl3'-
800 O67; balances $1.50l, 520.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call rates IN
London, 2Q2H per cent. Open market discount
rate. 2osQ23. per cent for short and long DIS
Berlin discount rate. 81 per cent: Paris, per
cent Paris exchange on London. 20 francs 81
centimes. Berlin exchange on London. ~ marks
80 pfennngs.
EUROPEAN DISQUALIFICATION consols
III lie for money and 111A for the account
French rentes. 102 francs 92ta confines. span
ish 4 per cents in London 3OA
GOLD PREMIUMS.-ln Madrid, III: LISBON
49, Buenos Ayres 1880.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. o61sc
against $3.50 on Tuesday. Mexican silver dol
lars. 45c Bar silver in London. 26d. ad-
vanced I'D.
FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS.-The week
" statement Of the Bank Of England shows the
following changes as compared with the pre-
vious account: Total reserve increased tl,OoZ,-
OOO circulation increased f2oOOOO; bullion In
creased 1892. 074; other securities decreased
fl 1G7 900: other deposits increased t!'ol4'oVo'
public deposits decreased $4,000 notes reserve
Increased fl. 759 600; Government securities de-
creased ii, 600. The proportion OF the Bank OF
Englands reserve to liability is 400 per cent
as compared with All per cent last week. The
Bank Of England's rate of discount remains un-
changed at per cent.
The weekly statement Of tho Bank of France
shows the following changes as compared Win
the previous account: Notes In circulation IN
creased $4,000 900 francs; treasury accounts cur
rent decreased 81. 375 600 francs; gold In hand
increased lS75O0O francs: bills discounted de-
creased 64 10000 francs: silver In hand In
creased 100000 francs
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES - Market strong.
Standard OIL closed at 302N392h. against 313@
1851 on Tuesday. Last prices OF other prom
inent issues were: Glucose, common. 431sg44;
preferred 05106h: New-Amsterdam Gas. com
mon. 27G2S: preferred, 66d67; bonds. 9o@W
BANK STOCKS-Two shares Of the Bank OF
America sold on the Stock Exchange at 3'o'
against 335 the last preceding sale.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY NOTICE.
The Central Trust Company gives notice 10
holders OF It's receipts for the . per cent first
mortgage extension and collateral bonds and
the per cent thirty-year debenture bonds due
1921 OF the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
Railway Company. that they are now prepared
to deliver the new per cent general mortgage
ninety year gold bonds. and to make the cash
payments stated In said receipts. on presen-
tGtion and surrender OF the same at their office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

STATE ISSU ES.-Virginia funded debt Z-os OF
1891 200 sold at 67A
RAILROAD BONDS-Market strong and 40
tive Total sales amounted In par value 10
S2.4S7. 900. against 1.751 900 on Tuesday The
heaviest dealings were In the Atohison issues
Baltimore and Ohio frsts Parkersburg branch),
Brooklyn Rapid Transit IS. Chesapeake and
Ohio AVS. Northern Pacific general lien Is and
prior a. Reading As. Texas and Pacific issues
Union Pacific 4s. Union Pacific. Denver and
Gulf first receipts Wisconsin Central first re-
ce,pts, Erie prior As. Louisville and Nashville
unified IS. Mexican International AZ. Missouri
Pacific consol 6s, oregon Short Line consol o.
ST, Louis and San Francisco IS and San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass 40.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. May f. p. m.-The market for Amer
lean securities advanced at the opening and re-
NAMED steady all day on a more buoyant feel
ing The closing tone was steady and the de-
nand moderate. Last prices were: Atchison
12M; Canadian Pacific. So; st. Paul. e4's Illinois
Central lO4h; Louisville. 53ia; Mexican Cen
trail new As. Go: New-York Central III; Erie
10; Pennsylvania, 59t: Reading. .; Erie hrst
preferred. 35: Mexican ordinary. 1Sz' ana 0rahd
Trunk 81
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BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS

Wall Street apparently believes that the end
NJ the war IS in sight The discountirg or
eneedv termination Of hostilities and an ex-
nected victory for the American fleet In At
lantic waters is reflected in the market for Sc
curit'es which is now In a buoyant ana adVahc-
Ing condition. In yesterdays market prices
made striking advances on a large VoiuHe Oh
bus,ness Commission houses executed heavy
buying orders for customers while an addltlohai
force in helping values toward higher lever
came from moderately heavy foreign purchases
throughout the day values were strong, worh-
ing higher 80 rapidly as to arouse the peHei
at times that the pace was TOO fast 10 ho'u'
Maximum advances in some issues were above
per cent, with net gains IN 'h0 "ioio "O''0
issues averaging per cent
parhans the chief influences IN shaping the
course Of values were an indication Of relaxa-
+ion in the money market and decline or per
cent IN the asking rate for time loans AS TINS
WAS the first evidence OF the feeling In conserva-
tive banking circles as to the probable duration
of the war Il considered a very important
factor in the market. and gave the advance
grsater appearance Of stability than II has yet
possessed in the current upward movement II
the money market shows further signs OF oe-
clin,ng the stock market will certainly ENJOY
legitimate reason for advancing. On speculative
principles, however, d rcdCuoH 10 NuN' "''N' 80
view OF the heavy marginal buying In the las,
few DAVIS any unfavorable development VIII
probably furnish q good opportunity for success
full bear attack.
The Street Is betting that war Will soop DO
over and that Admiral Sampson will meet and
defeat the Spanish squadron. And the street
certainly has the chances in Its favor In FOL
lowing this course no departure Is made from
precedent Wall Street operates on prooabh-
ties generally discounting good or bad news IL,
however. the war continues longer than now ex-
nscted. and money rates should advance. incl
don't 70 a bond issue many traders will suffer.
The majority Of people IN the Street are 100
bullish to admit tho possibility Of an adverse
development. and IN this happy frame or miho'
barring the unexpected. prices may soon make
ND all the losses that followed the Maine ex-
plosicn.
OF tho total dealings yesterday. the usual
speculative favorites supplied tho greater part
Sugar Refining and Manhattan were note
worthy strong features at net gains or o's ana
AZ per cent respectively. Rock Island was also
a prominent feature closing at q net gain or
ga per cent, and the same level with st
Paul The improvement In prices extended
throughout the list. with last quotations near
the best of the day. SPANS deporabe condi-
ton at home was reflected in the advance OF
the gold premium at Madrid to III. against %
on Tuesday. and the inference drawn In
many quarters that the end OF the war was
foreshadowed by the grievous situation OF ar
fairs at Madrid and throughout the Spanish
kingdom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS - Customs re
cepts reported from Washington. 1924 679 In
ternA revenue receipts. S616.546. and the mis-
celaneous receipts. S79S1S. total Government
receipts for the day $3.50 lot; expenditures,
.1l1.OO Receipts for month 70 date. $685.
OG6: expenditures 1924 900. excess Of expcndi-
lures 81. 1864 Receipts for IN. fiscal year 10
date. S345. 594. Ol8 expenditures 1859 407 100
excess OF expenditures. S1.0C3. lT9 Receipts Of
National bank notes for redemption to-day.
sl73737
B-TREASURY The Sub Treasury was n
debtor at the Clearing House $JDo+10. Its net
loss on balance was $500 S92 made up by n
loss in coin OF S72o 424 and gain In currency
Of 500 532. To-day's operations included: Re
ceipts $4.Sfi. i95; payments. $bl353s1. result
ing in "A general balance OF $1JJ. loJ3J6. consist
ing Of $125672OlO coin and $50 1894 cur
rcncy.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call. 2%gS per
cent with exceptions at ~ per cent limo
money, 5g6 per cent for all periods CONNER
cial paper rates were 6Q7 per cent for the best
names for ell periods. ard above for names not
so well known Good paper was more freely abb
sorbed In time money the tone Of the market
WAS easier. with loans made at per cent Of
ferngs we're heavy.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market dull and a
tr,de easier. Actual closing rates were:
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Bankers posted rates:

DOMESTIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing. 1-16 discount; selling 1-16 premium. New
Orlcans--Commercial. 75c. discount; bank, par.
Charleston--Buying. par: selling. IA premium.
San Francisco-sight. 715c.; telegraph. 10c
Ghicago-15o. discount. Cincinnati-Over coun-
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financial
Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Go.
pFOP0ANIZATiON
financial

REORGANIZATION.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
First Mortgage Bonds Of tho
SEASIDE AND BROOkLYN BRIDGE
ELEVATED RAILROAD ""
Second Mortgage Bonds of the
BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAILROAD Cos
Second Mortgage Income Bonds OF tns
UNION ELEVATED RAILROAD CO.
Capital stock Of the
BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAILROAD w.
Notice IL hereby given chat In purs"""oo
Of the plan Of reorganization hereto."sS
announced, the THIRD INSTALMENT VT ~
PER CENT. Of the amounts to he paid ny IN.
above described security holders IL cnns
and 10 payable at the Office Of the CEN ~,
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. % W"
street, New York city. on MAY Orh' iou''
Payments made will be stamped ON ''~-
Company certificates Of deposit.
NEW YORK. April a. 1905.
r. r. OlcOtt,
Chairman,
James T. Woodward ~-.,.t~A
Charles Parsons,
Ernst Thalmann,
Leonard LewisOhn.
ADRIAN H. JoLINE. IN. WALLACE. 49,
Counssa u Wall b.. n n
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The Michigan Central funded debt was Inc
creased IN 1897 $3.50 900 by the sale OF thar
amount OF per cent bonds. secured by mort
gage on the Terminal Railroad OF Chicago. bonds
maturing July /, l94l The sum OF SI4"'VZl was
charged to construction account for terminal "a
cilities at Chicago and East Chicago. TOR NhicA
these bonds were issued. The balance OF the
money was provided by $4,000 OF the same
bonds January /. 1898. and $4,000 advanced
from current funds All other betterments ana
additions were charged to expenses. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BOND
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-sales. $1,000 cou-
pom As Of 1907 at 1OSn. and $1,000 at 1O9
Final quotations higher follows:
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STOCKS MOVING HIGHER.
STRIKING GAINS IN YAH OES.
BELIEF THAT THE WAR WILL SOON BE
OvER-BOND MARKET ACTIVE.

Closing prices yesterday OF tho prihc'pa' a'.''e
securities and net changes from Tuesdays last
quotations were as follows:
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TILE FEDERAL TREASI' RY.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT.-T daily
Washington statement covering actual results
OF two days ago. compared with IN" last proceed
ing statement, gives the following balances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

GOLD MISUNDERSTANDING all engagements
the total gold import movement to date ana
firms importing are as follows:
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NICKEL PLATE.

The New-York. Chicago and 81. Louis Ran
road Company reports for the year ending Dc
cember 81: oo c.
oro,, earnings s56s7.7ss e5sl52i7 Inc 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Stocks were strong. advancing l to y points,
the latter In North Chicago Closing.
Yesterday To-day Yesterday. To-day
Biscuit ..... 24x 24kl Lake Street L.. u
do nref ... SAN SIS North Chicago. 1854 2oY
CITY Railway. .c22 West Chicago. 70 %
l2eA 1874 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

The traffic STATISTICS sII0" IdI BeTy IHcIeHsed
freight movement ct a lower average rate than
ever before reported. but smaller passenger
travel. also at decreased rates. Passenger 70.
ceipts In fact, decreased '212,32S. or 802 pct
cent. but in freight revenue there was gain Of
S445 24O or 3.35 per cent. The tons moved one
mile in 1897 increased over the 1896 figures 400
per cent. while the increase in freight train mile.
ope was 400 per cent. and there was slight de-
crease in the number Of tons carried per train.
The rate per ton per mile shows a slight loss
from the 1896 rate. but as compared with thu
ton-mile rate Of ten years ago the decrease is 10
ner cent But oy decreasing expenses the profit
per train mile run is not only greater than last
wear but Of every other year since lSSS when
rho ton-mie rate was 636 mills. against the g. As
mills reported in 1897.
Onarat,np EXPENSES were distributed as fob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

LAKE SHORES REPORT.
The annual report Of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad Company for the
year ended December 81. 1897. shows On In
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crease in gross earnings over 1895 Of S10e.7N
The operating expenses and taxes decreased
S1S3.8G4 or 1.34 per cent. that the gain IN
net earnings was S2S7, 400. or la per cent
Comparison Of earnings for three years follows:
1906. 1898. 1897
earnings *2lol''3o ssI lv3coo $1D D1. IN
Expenses and taxes. l4o0s2D l3.'2hloo 1892 400
Nh, s.rninas s64a7si5 ss4s7 sO3 ss7rn "a,
Other income 4l29'0 3of,si? 865 90
Total income ........ sesGo7e. se.s22sis s7isossi
cta rooa sJ2iiO 3.s'D,2lJ 1<OSSQ9
balance ........... 02s,31j s3.o22 400 S3TS go
Dividends ............ 296I.g30 2.MI.99o 1881 90
Surplus ........... seo.325 $54.4io s7772 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
MICHIGAN CENTRALS REPORT

The annual report OF the Michigan Centr0
for 1897. with the figures for lo'" ana lcsoA
shows the following results:
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REAL ESTATE.
. o1-1ET DAY IN THE MARKET.


The fey realty sales at private contract repo'te'
closed yesterday were OF comparatively sn'', M
por,snoe ard in the auction rooms also business
poor. ,,.u.. 7
frederick Zi,tel sold for Daniel D. Wiley 10 A. l."
Barnes No 1ce West Sevepiy-hfih-s''' ioua ~
private dwelling -house. 2OxISxlVo, al apou' S'''
Henry Rothsch!ld sold 10 o.o Won Schoeh, ,he
northwest corner Of scvcrth-ave ana one
plot 1coxlN' WIN &" o"''O
Ing loan for Improvement
ray & Stnco,H sold 10 an investor. NO ~ brooine-
ST. hYe-s;ory brick tenement-ho use io' -'ASV' VII
private terms. ,, v,ht,,ocx
Alfred Seton IT, sold for BaShe McE WMtioc q
the four-story hisA-stoop dwelling mouse. no; ~
IVES, Tnrty-scvon;h-str TO Gooohne A''"s'''"'
for $500 r,,,s Nc
Iaurhn the four lots looyieo1l, on the north sde
az One-hundred- and-eighth-st. 100 feeo west u
samuel Coylin has purchased the plot NOS fs@
81 10 Watcr-st iixG5. for Improvement 80.
John Wcstervelt has filed plans ior an et * Z.
stcry brick and stone fathouse vVxils VIII W.os5
TO have erected on the southwest corner Gao" on
ron plans by Henry Audersen ,., po,er =
J. tie Broadway Salesroom. yesterday iese sor =
Meyer sold in foreclosure me H % West one
hundred and-twenticth-r to John D. Do''0"'
William Kennedy sold IN partition the ,wG-s ,%c
brick store and tepemsnt-house front o ann No
story frame dwelling house rear on iot 1of" poa1
% Iowrencc-st ISL feet east OF BloominRde f'oe''
10 Lena Schurer for $500; -,~o ,,o four-
story stonefront dweling-h house. on ios sov . 0
"a VS., Sixtv-frst-st 20 the plaintiff. for 81, wv
Richsrd v Harnett sold in partition the TWO w,
story frame stores e ana and 2g Eishth-ave No
90 10 Timothy Donovan for A.%N anu NJ -''-i
10 A. J. Kessel for SOV.
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