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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-04-15
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
In the Circuit Court for Charles County
lifting in Equity
u ss5 Sseof Adrian Posey, Plaintiff.
Susan A Berry, Mary A. Gibbins and Arthur
]. Gibbons. her husband, John S. Gle
ments, Frances Thomas and Joseph
Lacey, Defendants.

YHE object of this suit is to procure a de.
cree for the sale Of certain real estate in
Charles County, Maryland owned BY the late
Samuel I. Berry, deceased, for TIE pa, ment
in full Of his debts
The Bill states said that the Samuel T. Berry
was in bis lifetime indebted unto the plaintiff
and others, that be owned real estate in said
county snd by Will devised the same to Susan
A. Berry. bis wife during her life, thea to be
sold and proceeds thereof to be disposed of as
follows, $500 to be paid TO Mary A. Gibbons
wife OF Arthur j Gibbons, $500 to be paid ]
5. Clements and $500 10 be paid Mary E. Nc
Manusi and il the proceeds of said sale be not
sufficient to pay said legacies in full then to be
divided equally between them; and if unv
over plus after paying said Legacies in full
the same TO be equally divided between
Frances Thomas and Joseph Lacey; that Mary
Ellen McManus departed this life before the
death of the testator, legacy therefore to her
lapsed; that Frances Thomas is nonresident
OF this State residing in Washington CITY.
District of Columbia; that the will Of the said
Samuel 7. Berry has been admitted to probate
in the Orphans Court of Charles Cosnty.
that the personal estate of the said Samuel +
Berry has been administered and that il was
insufficient to pay bis debts and that a sale of
bis real estate is necessary to pay balance due
Of the said Indebtedness.
1t is thereupon this 2sth day of March, 1898.
ordered by the Circuit Court for Charles
County, in Equity, that the Plaintiff by caus-
ing copy Of this order to be inserted ia some
newspaper published in said Charles COUNTY,
onre week for four successive weeks before
the Both day Of April 1898, give notice to the
said absent defendants of the object and sub
STAGE OF this BILL ming them 10 appear in
this Court in person or by solicitor on or be-
fore the 10th day Of May, 1898, to show cause
if any she hiss why decree ought net to pas.
as prayed.
B. G. STONESTEET,
Clerk of O.. CT. for Charles County.
True copy-Test:
B, G. sToNESTREET, Clerk.
Apr l-4t
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The County Commissioners met on Tues
day with a full board present The fol-
lowing business was transacted
Ordered that Marceny Swami be authorized
to mend the dangerous places in the public
road near Indian Head.
Ordered that the report of the Commission
appointed to lay off public road in the Second
Election District near John Browns premises
be accepted.
Ordered that the following gentlemen be
appointed collectors of State ana County tax
es for the respective Districts for the year
1898: George W. Henderson, First District
William A. Fisher, Second District; S. Henry
Cox, Third District; Henry Christ, Fourth
District.
adjourned to meet, Tuesday, April &c,
1898.
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NOTICE.

TINE patrons of Rock Point Warehouse are
hereby notified to meet the steamers and
take away their goods when landed, not
charging storage will not be responsible
for anything lest from wharf OF warehouse.
Apr. SLY. 5. s. Lancaster,
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How to Look Good.

Good looks are really more than skin deep,
depending entirely on healthy condition OF
all the vital organs. If the liver is inactive,
you have bilious look if your stomach is
disordered, you have dispeptc look lfyour
kidneys are affected you have pincheo look.
Secure good heal h, and you will surely have
good looks Electric Bitters' is a good
Alternative and Tonic Acts directly on the
stomach, liver and kidneys, purifes the blood
and cures pimples, blotches and boils and
gives good complexion. Every bottle guar
anteed. Sold at La Plata Drug Store. 80
cents Del bottle
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UnequaIed Prices For Equal Grade
Lumber.

Any one contemplating buildiug--or those
desiring only small quantity Of Lumber Of
any description hatsoever-nshould not fail
to get our estimate before ordering Lowest
price quotations-quick deliveries. .well-sea-
soned lumber
TH0S' W. SMITH, LIST and Ind ave Phone
2l7. Mill and Wharves, foot 4th at. e.
Phone 55l.
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C'can blood means a clean skin. n,
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy CathaI
tic c.ean your blood and keep it clean, b.
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
Danish pimples, boils. hlotches, blackheads
and that siekiy bilious complexion by takin
Cascarets,--beauty for ten cents. Al drug
S:sts, satisfaction guaranteed. l0c, Csc. SOC.
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Death.

Mrs. Jane Horney, widow, of the late
William Horney, died at her home in Balti-
more on Tuesday last after brief illness OF
Appoplexy in the sixtY-sixth year OF her age.
Four children survive her Mr.. R. P. Horney
this town, who is son of the deceased, attend
ed the funeral which took place from he- late
home yesterday, the interment being at Lou
den Park cemetery.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued during the
week to the following:
William C Washington and Maggie Chap
man; John F. Boarman and Jennie Mason
John T. jackson and E4nuah Thompson;
Joseph P johnson and Susie Mckee. WIN. u.
Duckett and Kate Anne Jenifer, solored'
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Accident.

Mr.. Thomas NJ Wheeler, Nanjcmoy, sus-
tanned very painful accident on Thursday
of last week by breaking his leg. 1t seems
that Mr. Wheeler was cutting down large
tree and when the same started to fall, he ran
to get out of the way but before he could do
So he was caught under the tree and his leg
broken as above stated. DR. Speake set the
fractured leg and be has since been recovering
quite rapidly.
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Liver troubles quickly result in serious
complications, and the man who neglects his
liver has little regard for health. A bottle
of Browns Iron Bitters taken now and then
will keep the liver in perfect order. II the
disease has developed, Browns Iron Bitters
will cure it permanently. Strength and
vitality will always follow it's use.
Browns Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers.
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Friday, April Is. -. 1898
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Orrhsr,, co,r, w,lI nss, nov, Tuesdav
-. c..u.,.. nan
ao,e wa" W " N'1N' - '"' 0'p''NO '
",' N1. ''~e oD' '"'e '"' '0''
"N"'"s '"''' UNIV ms
'Nh WIN "'eD'' :" '"' eON"'
II war is declared, Captain Boswell can't
S = ''',N'
hrS' D. u o'ohestteet' VINO mas oeen qui'e
SICK 'cr 'ne past week Is conVa'escing'
". l'e 0"ueS"ee' Vi "Asnins'o"' VS.
'eu irlenoS IN 'ne county ourihg 'ne week.
We regret to learn Of the recent serious ill
ness Of Mr.. Henry A. Turner, Sr', Bryan
NoWn.
Miss Bottle Barber, Piccawaxen, was one of
the guests at Marlboro dance on Monday
night
Miss Corine Sanders, Pomfret spent Easter
with her father, Mr. Edward Sanders, near
La Plata.
Mr. and Mrs. R. l. Robey, Waldorf, are
rejoicing over the recent arrival Of Miss
koosy'
The pay train made its regular trip over
Popes Greek branch OF the B l. P. Railroad,
yesterday.
Complaints are being made as to violation
Of the Sabbath laws BY merchants in the
second District
The regular quarterly meeting of the Teach
erS Association Will be held in tins town
VI us'uAy next
Miss Ellen Worthington, Melton, spent
h.As'Sf SUNDAY win the Misses watkins
-Ae A'u"u'i county
Rev. Father Southgate christened Mr.. aud
mrs. f. OeoAles HowArds little boy at Bry-
An""" ga SUNDAY last
Mrs. +. A. POsey, who has been under
meu'eAi "ea'mentin Baltimore, has returned
p" "0f nOne' "hi'e hsi'
Mr.. and Mrs. Xavier Stonestreet, Of Wash
s~u' 'peus NaS'et WIN airs Amelia
' ''anse
MISS Lena Matthew's Lolhair' who has
-. ~. VI - e-'eHues ''si' ~ if'ehuS III DAi'
--' ''''eN "'N'''
hA'snsrin' wilson simpson, now on the
80 ~ IN DAi.iuO'e 'iS''eu niS Sseu
i '''''
Misses MAY and Bessie Gardiner are spend
ing part o' 'neir senooi mondays WIN bliss
"""~ 'ahHe'On' ioPpie'on'
Mr.. Johnnie Higdon, the popular clerk al
Cedar Point is At bis home, Mrs. j. I. Hig-
dons newport nor lew days.
Me-. Arthur Digges, of Washington, spent
several days during the week with his parents
IT. and mrs Robert l. Digges.
Mr.. James Neale, of Washington, spent
Easter Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. w. Neale' "JohnsontoWn."
Mr.. Joseph H. Howard has rented Mrs. S.
V. Mudd's store at Waldorf and has begun
nerchantile business at that place.
Mr.. Harry Lambert, Of Baltimore, spent
several days with his mother, Mrs. G. A.
Wade, Port Tobacco, during tae week.
NJ. c.orss un,, sor,,a,,, =, po,,
Tobacco but now resident of Boston, Mass,
is a guest of Mrs. A. NJ. Carpenter, "LaureI."
tn. Colleetor 8 Henry IN. wbo has hsen
indisnosed for sav.r.I xeeko ia IN, so.in -.
tending 10 his reRelar routine of busiuess.
M possx =. .,.;u... s.,u. r,o
Rerrx will selI fu,l s,ocL oe aona,aI "a,
eb.od;.e AT Renedict ,o.d.v .nd ,oo,.on
II ia SAID that Alfred HAWKING co,orsd
was killed in a fight In Cobb Neck .evarai
d.ys since. but we cannot verify the renor,
NJ. r.. Nd, $1,000.
i'll g. a,Ao. w.. Ne wD,S1'r
has returned to st Gatherings Normal
Institute
MI. O.u.. p.,.. o,.
~ .,.,-. - ~
IA, p,,-. -
Wheeler Secretary
y - os-A Ar'
e.,..s,.. -. r. - N w y,
~ wy ~"
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Miss Katie A Jeniier and Mr.. Hillary
Duckett were married at st. Th Imas church
on Wednesday, April ID, 1898, by Rev
Father Broderick. The bride was attired in
suit of white henrietta cloth; trimmed in
old pointed lace and ribbon. Her tulle veil
was fastened with comet of orange blossoms,
The groom wole suit of conventional black.
The bridesmaid, hiss Josephine Gillum,
wore suit Of heli.rope and Mr.. Fred
Miles, who acted as best man wore q suit CT
black. After the ceremony wedding sup
per was served at the residence OF the brides
parents, at whic large number of friends
were invited -
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Rucklen's Arnica salve.

The Best SALvE in the world for Cats,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin EruptiOns, End positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price rs cents per box. For sal,
by La Plata Drug Store.
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.nRDERED by the Court this 2sth day oil
" March, IN the year 1898 that the sales
made and reported by Adrian Posey Trustee
in the above entitled case be and the same are
ratified and confined unless cause to ths con-
trary he shown on or before the first Monday
Of May, 1898, provided copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper published in
Charles County once week for three success
siVs weeks prior to the said first Monday Of
May. 1898.
B. G. SToNESTRRET,
Clerk of CT. CT. for Chas. Co
True copy-Test:
B. G. SToNESTREET, Clerk.
Apr. l-3t
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Four changes allowed to yearly advertisers
without additional charge.
All advertisements due and payable after the
frst Insertion.
Obituaries and Personal Communications
will be inserted at ten cents per line.
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RINALDO.

The standard bred and registered BLACK
stallion Rinalno registered as Lord Vivian is
o. the Circuit tor business. He will be seni
to any farm or town where bis services is
needed-upon notice He will stand at my
farm in Cobb Neck, Aliens Fresh, Newport,
Wicomico, Dentsville, Bryantown, Waldnr.
and Hughesylle His groom is an old and
experienced and trustworthy man. My horse
is so wel-known, that tits needless to say any
thilg more. His full pedigree will be pub
llshed later.
Y. H. Neale,
Baltimore, Nd,
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PLAY and DANCE

TIME Grandest Entertainment ever sem in
Charles County, consisting Of
MIN STREL AND VAUDE-
VILE PERFORMANCE
Given by the celebrated Paint and Powder
Club, Of Baltimore City. in the TOWN HALL,
at La Plata, on
Friday. April 20.
To be followed by dance; the proceeds to be
devoted towards starting Circulating
Library at La Plata.
Supper will be furnished those desiring it
at low rates.
Doors open 80 P. NJ.
re- ADMISSION .r.,.r..,.,. 9Sc.
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~voRDER NISI.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County
No. $3.50 Equity.

Edward E. Burch use of Robert R White and
Harry ]. Daley trading as White, Daley
L Co., VS. B. Laviga Burch, and al.
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1898. 1898.
SPRING SCHEDULE.
THE
WEEMS
Steamboat Company
-
Pdturent RiUer Route
80 -
On and after Saturday. Narea 9th.
Steamer St. Mary's

Will leave Pier 8, Light Street, every
Saturday and Wednesday at 80 a. n
for Fair Ha7en, Plum Point, Cover
nor's Run Darc's and the Patuxent River
as far Benedict. Returning will leave
Benedict every Monday and Thursday
at $50 a. m. Soterly at 8. a. IL. ,
Milestone Landing at 10 a NJ, Cover
nor's Run at IL M. Plum Point at p.
m, Fair Haven at 2 80 p. m. for Balti-
more.
Freight Received at Pier s, Tuesday
and Friday.
Steamer Westmoreland.
Will leave Pier 9, Light Street, every
Sunday at 9 p. m. for Patuxeut River
direct, as far up as Bristol Returning
will leave Bsistol at u M, on Monday
and Milestone 8 p m. for Baltimore,
calling at no wharves below Leith's ax-
cept when signalled from wbarves on
the river for passengers and pcrIshable
freight
Freight received at Pier 2 Saturday.
HENRY WILLIAMS.
Office, Pier 2, Light street.
May 2S-1y Agent
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE Board of School Commissioners will
i meet at their office in La Plata,
TUESDAY, April 10, 1898,
for the purpose ofreceiying Teachers Reports,
and to transact general business.
Teachers Association, white, on Monday,
April Is, 1898
All certificates that have expired or are
about 10 expire, must be forwarded for
renewal
N. All charges for incidentals must be
accompanied with voucher, otherwise pay.
ment will not be made.
By order of tie Board.
THOMAS NJ. CARPENTER, Secretary.
April 8. IT.
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
Iousness, Indigestion, headache.
Easy 20 take, easy to operate. 25c,
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Not Alone
], Better Goods and Lower Prices

than any house in Baltimore. You must know
tbat our entire building is devoted to the max
lug and selling of the Best Baltimore Made
Clothing Of which we are the sole manufactu-
rers, and that we offer our productions to the
retail trade exclusively
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Just the Right Kind

Of weather for Top Goats. We have them
and just OF the right kind every one Of
'em-S7.50, $40, 5l2, $3.50, SIS, SIS.
Perfect fitting, properly made latest designs.
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cOOOO.OO0 bush els less than

r-op 2O.OOO.OOO bushels less than
Cugge e,ures There was fair cash bust
the AUS ,oye about 10000 bushels; the sea-
ness rsrorted hfty-hve loads for export. The
bosro large. The talent is bullsh in
scap.". ,.os weak. closing u cent under satur-
Co'" ore time it was off q cent for satur-
DAY nosr,her opened at 297s cents. sold be-
DAY oosl n oos and 80 cents. and closed at 30
iVe'" rvs saturday Government report had a
csa' affect There was favorable weather
~'' ,.ce,pts were large; cables were lower
"e'' .,n,,ng demand slow. The inspection was
ihe 80. With 1850 for Tuesday. Liverpool was
90 "a lower. There was an increase on
gu of 100000 bushels The worlds ship
pS'' 51o7 600 bushels. were 1000, coo bushels
i''" ...ss Of the week previous. The visible In
J" 5os 900: the local stock increased 433.-
na s,sbels. Holders were the sellers as a rule
"" ,,lent is now bearish. taking it for granted
Inv novernnent figures will prevent any bull
for the next month. at any rate.
s,,,e Of the corn decline. oats were firm for
:, ~. futures and strong for September; the
a. ~. closed at 20it cents. compared with ~
a.' az saturday,. No September deliveries have
eenS nsde so far this month. The shipping
oeee..,d does not seem large but II takes care
osm,,,tyss To-days cars were 446. with $40
o. o. Tuesday. Seaboard clearances were $4,000
bushels s..un.
"A holing their own. The last prices were
80 same as Saturdays. There continued an
susuaI cash demand, compelling packers TO APP
la IN the market as buyers. There was no
t.w feature 10 the yellow fever news. Hogs
ne cents higher. with 21.000 received and
,so00 estimated for Tuesday.
On the curb puts on December wheat closed at
e,X cents: calls 62ls cents Puts on December
.orn were 207s cents; calls. 30is cents.
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finenrlai.
To the Shareholders Of the
Minnesota Iron Company,
Illinois Steel Company,
tlgIn, Joliet & Eastern RAILWAY ComDanv

Pursuant, Arrangements mad. by a syndca.. for
erchanr. ~ shares OF the Companies for
shsrss Of the Federal Steel Co. the undersigned gi.
tice this, In behalf Of tuch Syndicate they each
psrsd to receive certificates any such shares
pos. ~ such exchange the following and subject
10 tho following conditions. VIZ:
Each existing share Of Minnesota Iron Co. cupon pay
msnt thereon the S25.IO in cash) 10 be on
titled 1851 shares in preferred stock Fed
era! Steel Company. and Is4- 900 10 common
stock OF Federal Steel Company.
Each eI!s'!ng share ~ Illinois tupon payment
thereon OF the $50 In CASH to be entitled 10
share N preferred stock ~ Federal Steel Company and
$40 OF share common stock NJ Federal Steel Com
psry.
Each existing share Q, Esln Joliet ard Eastern Rail-
way Co upon payment thereon Of the sum OF s11.""
cash, 10 be entitled rs ehare in preferred stock
OF Federal Steel COMPANY and .JO % share IN CON-
mon stock ~ Federrl Steel COMPANY
Shares ~ the Minnesota Iron Co.. the Illinois siee Co..
ana the Eign. Joliet and Ry. Co. insure par
tcpaucn IN this arrangement must he deposited with
either Of the undersigned Trust Companies later than
October lst 1898 subject TO the above mentioned cash
payment 10 thereto and such each payment must
b. made the Trust Company not later than Oc-
tohsr i0th
Transferable receipts will be Issued deposited shares.
and the cash payment. when will - noted such
receipts.
tn. contamination Of tn. proposed arrangement 10 do
pendent by holders ~ at least two
thns in OF IN. Of each Of 'hs thrse con-
suent companies.
r. for reason the arrangement shall not Re carried
out ths deposited shares and the cash payments will BE-
returned upon surrender Of receipts.
All shares for deposit must assigned IN blank and
must have proper revenue stamps attached.
Tho shares Of the Federal Steel Company OF the par
value OF 500 Suitable cash settlements will Re
made at trc of delivery OF the new stock in respect 70
fractions OF shares such stock acci,ng 10 any de-
postor.
COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY.
ST. Paul Building 90 Broadway.
Ee~-York
OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY,
Ames Building. Washington Street. corner OF Court
Boston. MasA
New York and Boston September 10th 1898.
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Aneiion Sales 1inanfial.
r--<~>| nm ~
LOUIS MESIER. Aucfioneer.
Regular Auction Sale of
STOCKS AND BONDS

By ADRIAN h. MULLER sun,
WEDNESDAY. Sept. l4th.
$50 o'elock a. IN. " Y. R.alEstse saesrcom. Ill
Broadway
fey order 0. the Peoples Trust ca. Executor)
In ga Edison Electric Illuminating Co.. Bklyn.
by order Of VIM H Hoes ESQ. Public Adnins:ratorJ
tTn United States ,. c. Coupon BIDS 1907.
(By order Of Executor)
5000 Columbus and Ind Cent. Ry Co. LIST 7 p @ Bds
1900 chic St Louis and Pitts. Ry. Co. .. c. Bd..
1900 tinn. Ham ana Dayton r. p Is. p. e. sd'..
1900 Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. II" .. c. BdA.
1900 Pi,... F., w.yn. and Chic R. r Is, .. Bds..
1917
5000 Suspension BridS. and Erie juno. r. ia p, C.
IS sh. DsyiSn and MieAiEsn r P pa
80 ths PITTSBURGH Fl wsyn. and Chic r r CO.
For account Of whom II may eoncerno
1904 abs Great Eastern Casualty and Ind Co
20 sh. Phenix Fire Ins. Co. B'klyn.
% shs Greenwich Insurance Co.
shs y. Y. New Haven and Hartford n u
- she Home Bank y. Y
l5 abs Brooklyn Trust Co.
100 shs s,ee,-Tired Wheel Co. cowm1,.
$1,000 oneon,a and Oiego Ialey X r. Wyear p C.
so 600 oneon;a and o,ero Valley r. r. soyear e.
LIST Mtss. Rds.. 1927 Giypd).
30 Ali, wagner Palace car Co.
i0@ shs. Stuyvesant 1ns. 90.
IS shs Edison Electric II. CO: OF B'klyn
"a shs. Continental NATL Bank
25 shs Bank Of Republic
s2 0I0 D.toit Lake shore and Mt Clemens Ry Co Let
g .. C. BIDS. 1927. July. lsss. Coups
s,o m, AZ 81, Man and st. Nicholas Ave Inc BIS
Sc 90 Addison and Penn. r.. % Mtse p. e Bda.
81 al. ADDISON and Penn. Ry Co. PFC. and ti7i.e7
Scrip
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REAL ESTATE.
HrGH-cLAss DwELLING-H HOUSES CHANGE
HAMS

HrGH-CLAss DWELLING HOUSES CHANGE
HANDS.
THE realty market displayed rather moro ecuViy
Yesterday The best transaction recorded was one
involving Madison-ave dwellings
Naclav G. Davies sold for the estate OF R'cnard
Arnold the NO -four DRY dwelling houses NOE lH'
and 112o Mad.son-ave iC2.2 feet south OF Eighty
fourth-st. covering plot S3x9i.sh. TO Miss Mary
IL Roy King
Louis Leso bought from Henry Rothscnid NO
14-2 Ftf,h-ave fve-story modern double nat
house. 25xssxl0O. and from Michael Buckley. No
I39I Fifth-aye. an old frame building on lot 2SxOo'
on which hve-story nsthouse VIII oe ers snIi,vs,
County. Nos - and 80 Catherine-st a sx-story
double tenement-house now in course OF erection
Wills B. smith sold through G Duryee Son No.
~ West Siyty-second-st., fve-story tenement
house on. a lot ?5xloo taking in part payment prop
Ground has been broken FOR handsome new
house 70 b erected at Westbury. Long lsland: oy
twenty-five acres Of land opposite the property q
William g. Whitney and on this his new house will
PeasA & Gilman hsv. leased for term Of years
No q East Forty-ninth-st.. a four-story, high
stooP hrownstone dwelling for about $1,000
four-sory dwelling house. FOR $1,000 for the For
Mechanics Hens asgregstng s47e75 we're nled in
the County Clerks Office yesterday the hotel
which il being erected at the northwest corner OF
Central Park West and Ninety frst-st by Francis
'. y. Burng. Albert Won der Dreisch. q mason, OF
foundation contracts. makes claims for A6.276 In
Guiding extra work. and the firm Of Moller & Sloane
tract for carpentering and materials furnished.
AZ IN" Broadway sslesroom yesterday william ".
Kysn sold in foreclosure No 2Sl? Southern Boue-
l5nxlc2.', TO the plaintiff. for 1852