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M. e. MAYER, Assayer-Samples By
mail or express will receive prompt and
careful attention. Gold and silver bullion
a speciality. No. 40 West Park street.
Butte. p. .. Box SIC.
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Left for Mnshinrtnn-

New York. Jan. 2S.-President AIcEin-
ley left for Washington at II:l5 to-day.
Before leaving the Windsor hotel the
president Went through ms early man
and held brief reception. Secretary
Porter said the president was Very much
pleased III the reception accorded him In
New York. Mckinley lis suffering from
q slight cold.
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The Night Session.

Washington. Jan 2S.-This is the first
night session of this congress devoted
To pension legislation. No disposition
To contest the bills presented for con-
sideration developed and the entire cal
endar of 20 bills was cleared before the
hour of adjournment, 10:3e, arrived.
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Hospital and Offices corner Quartz and
Alaska streets. Butte. Mont. felephons
ie and lie for Ambulance
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Leading Business Firms of Mon tana.
ASSAYERS.
43o North Main St.. Butte.

THOS. BUGGY
Office half a block north Of p. o.
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These tablets remove all distractions, no matter
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
MYSTERIOUS ASSAULT IN BALTIMORE.
TWO WOMEN AND LITTLE GIRL THE VICTIMS
THEY MAY DIE.

TWO WOMEN AND A LITTLE GIRL THE VICTIMS
THEY MAY DIE.
Baltimore. Aug "A mysterious assault. which
may result In a triple murder, was made on
family living In the lower part OF the city this
morning The Victims are Mrs. Hannah Lillis
widow aged thirty-three Winnie Lillis. aged seven
and Mrs Bessie Whether aged twenty-nine.
Mrs. Whether who is separated from her hus-
band boarded with Mrs Lillis who. with her
three Children. live at No. 2ll Slemcrs Alley. q
small tnorougnfare near the wharves shortly
cries OF Murder" and Fastening TO the house
found the women and the little girl bleeding and
unconscious from wounds about the head. evil
IDENTIFY inflicted with the blunt end OF an axe
The only persons who were able 10 furnish
eny information about the affair were two b.
hemians. who claim 10 have seen a negro leave
the house and who set up the cutlery which
alarmed the police. Two negroes were subsequently
arrested but released for want Of evidence
against them. All OF the victims are In the hos
pitsl and the physicians think they have little
chance OF recovery. No motive can be assigned for
the crimes. the victims are poor and no at
tempt at criminal assault had apparently been
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RATE WAR.
FURTHER TESTIMONY HEARD BY THE iNIEH'
STATE COMMERCE COMMISSION


Chicago. Aug 2-The Interstate Commerce com
mission to-day continued It's investigation INTO '"e
causes Of the Canadian Pacific rate war Ai'er
X l. Whitney representing the Great Northern
railway had closed his direct statement ne was
requested by Mr. McNcoll passenger tranic man
ager Of the Canadian Pacific. to read Ie''er refer
ring 10 the reduction OF passenger rates from 81
Paul to Victoria. b. c. Mr. Whitney said ne "ouid
he willing TO do 80 provided Mr. McNicon would ME
the letters he had received on the subject MT NC
NicoI declined and the chairman ruled that wneh-
ever Mr. Whitney based statements on q icttcl nc
would be expected TO produce and Me the orngInai
y, rrespordence The Canadian PACING Railway :,
when presented its case. would be expec'ed 10 uo
Mr. Whitney In his statement maintained that
,he American lines had been held up by the ana
Obliged to give up dTerentals Speaking of the m
creased traffic brought about by the honclKe nooii,
MIR Whitney declared that II the Canadian racine
Md maintained tariff rates tho American railway
loses TIE speaker made a strong point OF the TACT
thai The pas tnger rates throughout the coun'I1
had been completely demoralizcd as me result Oh
The action of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Mr;
Whitney testified that the CANADIAN racine Ilau
forccd companies 10 reduce passenger fares from
N.w-YoIk L. ST Paul and other Western points 10
one cent a mile He declared that SUCH Guy meamo
the less Of enormous sums 10 the companies m ne
transportato don OF passengers 10 these hern
noinIs cost at least two cents a mile, ana where
the county Is billy and sparsey populated the COST
was even greater. ,-... A. ros.orn
Replying l.. question as 10 whether the fas, .
lines haC suffered through the lowering OF rates
Mr. Whitney said he had been informed by raA,oau
had been appalling despite the fact that the VOLUME
of business had greatly increased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
ALTERATIONS

ssd-st. No ooi East. to three.sory brick dwell
owner: William Miller. No l4l East ~th-st. .
architect and builder. $ioOo
4ath-rt No lis West. to four-story and base
rneht brick dwelling: Emilio l5elari. owner.
Neville Bagge. No 2l1 West 10th st. archi- -
tects i'ooV
62t-s No IS TO ~ West TO a tweve-story brick
and bachelor apartmrnt-horse; Cass
Realty Cooperation. owner: Ralph Townsend. ~
aIcnuecl SUM
75th-st. No 81 East a four-s'ory brick and
stone dwelling. 4Cs,5: Mrs Llliss Grace No 81
East 7pth-st. owner D'Oench Simon. arch-
2d-ave. No 05i. a three-story brick and
dwelling, with store; Davenport estate. owner;
Hcmerdinger. No LAO Lexington-ave.
I2sth-st. n 237.o II OF 2d-ave. to a one story
iron coaling bridge: Manhattan Railway Com
pany. owner John watsrhouse. architect. 100
Wall-st. Sos "a and a. eight story and
basement brick and iron banking house and
osfces Gailatin National Bank owner: W T.
Young No 10 West 23d-st. architect. ........ 1000
Wilam-st, = corner Lfberty-st. a I'VE story
brick Office building: Dudley Company No IL
Cedar-s owner: HowcIls Stokes. architects 1900
lC,th-st 1b.+ n of kelly-st. a
story frame dwelling house. Ellen Aiken. No
1 lO4 East i6Itf-st. owner Glenn. architect 1000
wiis-ave. No N2. TO a nve-story frame nat,
house with store. J Koop premises owner.
Lawrence & Ringrose architects. ............ 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
Ccuuirn proprrin for Sale.

A pamphlet prepared by residents Of
Metuchen, N. J., describing that place. is
directed simply to heads Of families. 1t is
not a real estate agents circular. 1t gives
the facts about Metuchen. Those who
issue it desire to rea-h only congen al pco-
ole, looking for suburban home, who may
from reading the facts be led to visit them,
and who may from visiting them decide
that Metuchen offers the kind OF home
and the kind Of surroundings they want.
The pamphlet may be secured BY addressing
A. c. Litters, Mcluthen N. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
NEW BUILDINGS.

Chrys,ie-st. No Is5. for six-story brick Nat.
with store. 25x90.3; julius Dreyfus. No 80.
West 69th-st. owner; g + Pelham. architect.
l3th-st No SAL East. for story brick Nat.
with store 25xs9: Harris Goldberg. owner
Schneider & Herter, No &c Bible House. archi-
i4th-st, No 53S East, for six story brick fiat.
with store 25xS9 Harris Goldberg. owner;
Schneider d Herter. architects .;...:..........'
with store. 25x75: Francis X Seagrst. owner;
James Cole. architect. ......:....:..........
Mar,on-ave, e A. i73 n n OF st. for a two
story frame dwelling. l0xG5: i Marshall No
23si Maron.ave. owner and architect. .........
Fleetwood-ave e s. $50 II n OF I73d-st for a one
story frame storage-house. lGxSO; Peter lsosef-
sky owner ............. ....... ,..,...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03

n.,,.e g: "a 1 Ct to s1' % ~
wemsa.her Nc q, 1884 OF Grandft
25xioo; Louis l. Richmnn and another 10 49, 900
'oa Nest T isd Il s pi.aa Hart william
Isss Of U Aysa9s = .5 s52s'' 5000
, K.,i to Tho% an y pn1T's e columbus. ave 2x
9TH st, g! q s1.sys 2'siOO' Joseph 10 600
iltth,st No 20 West 2oSiooii A'."u. % 500
,t So Thomas c sil%'P 1raa6ar.ave
= iS,s to a r5: sss.oss FL
mund Hendricks, executor and trustee to 20 ooo
Invented ard another to Joseph Po.s'en and
7s2: go e.: s sga S5s q LEOPOLD kao'
s%I" Schneider and another to $4,000
w an:,ay: oe i And a G5 sF" Mary S5
To-, Iord centre line 90 It Of Penfoii
9 s,do 'c's iSi5' ca,harne Gerlich Agnes
2ls, ,'a No ~. West, 25aosN George II simon =, 900
,. son to ~'nsS' Of 9Th St, a4xoao
/. Morgenihan to Katharine Wit, :,,: Z''"'
AYen Wo a. T 20 1;ror n Tenne $4,000
sh-st. $ 70 Of Avenue 4: sox7s2 Gustave 20 40
5'@., 22ts 1v:n1s s1 Ias 2Ao7 200
SSH 81. win Il Z 20 HENRI ~ Scberb 200
Avenue A. No III :. OBS fl Of llth-st.
G ~ ,xa: Jacob Levy ana an''"r' ~ 4' 5000
WcSa ns and a. apd,hr 10 Aaham CAIN 5000
.n ,1os !; LOO 90 b OF Maze 1900
-; Nm Ann T naii,c No ''' 'A'' ,"' 1880
I2jth-s Of Amsterdam losx
lV.ll Eugene e Potter to Arthur Gorsh. ....:
1850 20 81; ,r HS 100 Roo mT'' Emma 1900
Kinnsy rcfer rec 10 Lena schuper 7loo
Crotona-ave. i corner Oakland Place. isNlrM
40xiOO; Mary A Ford 10 Samue. c Boehrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
BALTIMORE AND OHIO's BIO

Baltimore Aug 2.-The gross earnings OF the i'a'-
timore ard Ohio Railroad Company TOT tne iiSoa
wear ended June 30 1898 MAY and June approx
mated, were s27 642 49, compared with s255S2lO for
tho preceding fiscal year increase OF Nooo9lo
These figures do not include income from sources G
lively better than the gross. The net earnings are
considerably in excess OF 100000 an increase oa
biggest business in the history OF the Baltimore ana
Lass ,han they would have been had rates beer
maintained The Baltimore and ONO was forceu
cut rates in order to meet competition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
.rcu1soN.s REMARKABLE SHOWING.

Chicago, Aug "A remarkable showing is mace
by the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe faiiroad
system. A detailed report OF earnings ana opera'-
ing EXPENSES was made public to-day which shows
that the gross earnings for the nscai year e,uef
June 90 1895 gives an excess over ast !cai .,
e. 5n0 c0 Tho net earnings show Increase OF over
10 per cent as compared with last year ne ollicias
OF the road estimate that with the goo1 crops nov I
IN sight these figures will be largely exceeded IN the
coming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
PARTITION SALE.


SUPREME COURT NEW YORK CoIN-
TY-JOHN MAbOLE, P.ainilu. asalnse
JAMES VI. MADDLE Il al. Defendants
In pursuance Of an interlocutory lufe-
mont II partit.on and sale duly male and
entered IN the above entitled action. on me
18Th DAY Il July. 1895. ]. the unders. sne1.
referee IN said judgment NAMED. Will sell
AZ public auction at the Exchange Sales-
room. now located at III BrOa1~ay. ~ the
Borough OF Manhattan. ely os New iork,
or the 4th day of August. lss-. AZ ~
o clock noon On that day. ~ Phi.ip a;
Smyth. auciioneer. the premises directed
by said Judgment - be sod. and therein
described as follows;
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
ground, situate. lying and being IN tns
Ninth Ward Of the city OK New YORK. DIS
tlnguished or n map or chart 81 certain
lots surveyed and laid out between Green
wich lane and Factory street. made ~
stephen Lud.a city surveyor and dated
bounded and described as follows; Bsrf.-
ming on the northerly side OF EIeseaA
street former,y Hammond street,. az
corner formed by the intersection with tbs
westerly line u Greenwich avenue t!oTm-
erly Greenwich .aneD and running thence
westerly on Eleventh street formerly
Hammond street. Twenty-Five feet thence
northw ardly. at right angles with Eleventh
street loimerly hammond street,. eighty
feet. thence eastwartly. and parable. win
Eleventh. street formerly Hammond
street,. twelvc feet 10 Greenwich avenue
formerly Greenwich lsne) ,nI thence
southw ardiy a.ong the line OF Greenwich
avenue formerly Greenwich .anei. eighty
one feet to the poiat or place * beginning.
Dated New York. July H. lss>.
PRATT A. BROWN.
Referee.
SAMUEL, CAMPBELL.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
% Cedar St. y. Y city.
The following Is a diagram " the prp-
srIy 10 he sold. being Nos 30 ana 'on
Greenwich avenue:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03

The approximate amount Of taxes. water
rate. and assessments. now a lien on the
nreuises. Is 23G s0-lOo Dollars. with inter-
est 10 he added. The taxes. water rates
and assessments now lien on said
nremlsrs will he allowed 20 the purchaser.
The approximate amount OF the collateral
Inheritance tax. lien on said premises. 10
nine hundred dollars. and Is q he paid By
the referee out OF the purchase money.
PRATT A. BROWN.
Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
CITATION.


NIvr:N. MARIA IOUIsA.-The people o.
the State Of New York. by the grace 4'
God free anc independent. 10 Inc s.-.
Annie j Read Louise G. * Frank pa
roness Anna de Bresson Gormerly NINA
u. EIegeman). Charlotte y. iiegeman.
Elizabeth NJ. Mckinney. virginia = bas"s.
Marie, Paul. Auguste. Comte de Se's'
Countess Edith Collins Czayko"ska LOT
merry Edith l.. Co,llns). flahneman hos-
pital. Charlotte V. Mckinney. Wa'es
Bacon. Union Trust COMPANY ~ &C.,
Spirit. Nice. France: Nannette. known a.
''Nettie" Blackwell clark Benedict norm-
erly Netti- BLACKWELL c1arhl. Elifa,e ,'i.
known az Bessie blackwell Clars L ,,,s
0ormerlv Bessie Blackwell CLARKE. JUS
u. Clark. Mary g Clark. Anna L Nlsts,
Ruth Cunning Clark Field formerly hutn
Dunning Clark Collins" Czayko"s'
an infant. the name collins being nc
titious. the rea. Christian name being w
known. and 70 all persons interested !,
the Estate OF Maria Louisa Niyen late OF
the city ~ New York deceased AS cr-l.
tors. lesate.s. next Of kin or otherwise
send greeting: -,
You and each OF you are hereby cited
and required personally to he and arpea,
before our Surrogate OF the city am
County OF New York. At he sufrosa.
Court OF said city ana County, held AZ we
County Court House In the ti,v ~ NeN
York. on the Thirteenth day u September
ls0s. at half past ten o'clock In the ore.
noon Of that day. then and there 70 aten1
judicial settlement ~ the account %
proceedings OF chauncey NJ. Depew. fIeu-
erick s. Wicks and Edward V. W. ks
sitter. as Executors ~ the last VIII aN1
testament OF said deceased. and such ..
you as are hereby cited as are under 'ne
nge OF twenty-one years are required "
appear by Your guardian. II YOU nave on..
or II yon have none. 20 appear ana arpy
for one TO be appointed. or in the event %
your neglect or failure 10 do So guar.
dian VIII be appointed by the Surrogate 70
represent and act Tor you In the ''o,.
ceelinc
In testimony whereof. We have caus'o
the seal Of the Surroga,e's cour.
OF the said city and County o.
New York 20 be hereunto anxed'
Witness Hon. Frank T. t1u,
IL 81 gerald Surrogate % our saia
CITY and County. at the CITY OF
New York the cath day OF MAY.
In the year NJ our LORD ons
thousand eight hundred ana
nlne,y-eiSht.
]. FAIRFAX McLAUGIiI.lN.
Clerk OF the Surrogate Court
HENRY b. ANDERSON.
Attorney for Petitioners.
35 Wall street New York CITY, borous.
NJ Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
svuwOGATE,s xOT NOTICE.

>~~c~cS-~-N~1S> ~">>~>>sr>~>~|~r>~
IN PURSUANCE Of An order OF nm m
Frank 7. Fitzgerald. Surrosa.c ns,,hy
County or New York.-So office 10 nna,n.,
given to all persons having claims as A.. II
sarah NJ. Valentine late Of the ~" ZANE
.:ew York. deceased. 10 present VI, Of
with vouchers thereof TO the suo'0,T "a 400
hii place II transacting business u.nhat-
West 10th Street. Borough OF hefors
tan. in the city Of New York. on or 'e'N
tho flrst day OF December rext; aas Of
Dated New York the twentie'"
May. 1898. -xrfxE.
GERARDUs vALENi,cr
Administrator
EMILE A. HASSEY.
Attorney for Administrator'
No. II Avenue A. y. ]. NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

d %s., nym'n y ' Harsarea stone No w. $4,000
o'Xeii Marsarc, to Milton Latham NJ q ocoo
Hink. Anna, heir and executrx. to Lucy kulot ,oo,
GolnT [Esnson nd h and ron s fe '
tends 70 Bronx River years :, .,,n $500
Ford Mary A. 10 T 1H ana s M1N a. ins,oi
ments .;.........;;s 1000
Bradley Henry T. TO William II Buse, , IS l'9d- 900
Powers, James d and Mary a. 10 Peoples Guar
anee and Indemnity GSmIany NOW c... SSIne
yea, -, - vrsGcr,c > po., i95h
s. 200 {, OF A%s ssnh,n az m year nan, 1890
f. As 4 cf shave. ,ns,aimen' :, 1..,s-,t 400
Baum ST. samuel ssa5 e to Title ciuarane. and rra. '
r sS%Rsny simon mo- ~ a Es'i Marc Henry
Se5 os 'T Cherfy s $500
Duane Anna to Henry p Lesmsn 3s,r 200
Apa cssrina samuel Garu'a. prospect IA
To sie Nies and Marie. to August scheck o
Gss E;,sm1: % y psyd Lydf hf' % 1000
Lewen. Elsn; to John De'ca'O 'i''-'' l'a 1000
Gasnleri 'Fence: TO Kaiherln. Levy. 10th roo
op s' 1 Men% to Anna Finn io''h- ooo
DeI'sa co MS SaaTe and snd d iIs'h-s 200
HOPKINS 81 r.. tds Of st to mrs ns,amcn,e coo
es, map 2i2 lots Kemps estate years. 200
o, + A AsT@s'% Go;4:%n 9th
win Marks 81 al to Pauline X Schrenkelscn.
No 1919 S TG.sy h SAM. y'ST' Ail.n., liz "
~ &, 49, q, : Observation-Disclosures. 1900
x Ut snlnmon 20 James s Reynolds
corner Br,ome and wIett sits years. ....... 5000
KHAN Manh ss%nf T. y S'''' o:4 ,' +ar 800
nriCk' poss lot no 49l amended map Mapes
estate years ,,.n porr,gon
SdTnei t commsnHsalhave and
vears .... ...................... $500
s yr1rs s;ac,a 70 Droadway savings Institution
" a,o West alst ct year.................. 5000
A Tier
lot NO 'i5' nloCh L. "'ne'oe' may '''i roo
o .'"'1 g., "a, ,ntc,nor G. Schmid No %
~G e,h ave demand Observation-Disclosures. GOO
Welsh 1 W ~ to M' iea.a HTGaH 1900
ha erc MddlebTook " EidTdse-si 100 # Of .. ~
s. stanton TO .sm. ses' Eidriieers i25 # Of stan
a ion-. year ............................ 1900
Same e lanes Of N stanton year 1900
i'@-enne d 30 Ea.t s2d s store ieorehoid etc
demand i.,t C,omo,nv 80 i"''
i're.n Wiam ). 70 Nauo y, Ne"' NO'''"' go
Donihce Vincent Y. Watson II roWne. ~
1ISth-st 2Io Z, Of shave notes. 10
Pat Pasquale and Rosina to Henry Frohwiticr, 900
trustee no 2+o EliAsn",h-s 81 In, n @
Io7th st. $40 II v o 9th ave. years. ........ 1905
Hess. Jacob 10 Adelhert Nichos: " Audubo'- 20
ave. Is II OF lNoth-s demand. ''
g. to Friedericke Hoeger. 4sth-s,. 375 IT .o,o
Of 9th.ave. years iS''
Pincus Iowenfeld and another. No 200 10 2i3 1890
Edridse-st year .................::....... 1900
Kaufman. I<opod to John T Wli'e's a. ., ~,
guardian No 800 East Ith-st years ........ Z4""
Z'nt George. to Dry Dock Savings institution ooo
= 3d-st 1I4< u " OF Avenue . Fsad,,, @"''
ny man Joseph, 70 A'eAens'a n"""'""' w '- 1000
2d-aNe. 2 years 'V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
T.lIss c Mo a mss' $4,000
i' s:oI 1s9s 6a no Of ia pe,. Short 1000
,oadss sss It q shave sosiooii samuel ~ ma
" 70 s 2s! irregular Hannah IN
v' F..;:1iet ss. e. e, S:;I &
lsS-i' Jane. s.nafe,d samuel s,S% 1850
ii tssts. c.Sr. 10 4, u john and Julia EnsT
Lnox-sve. Nos 40 and 40 cor ,ssS 8,
sSnst August Moeou. to Ernst Nathan ,oo M
ada %p y. 2oi It lsh-s' 2cx7s; Marcus :, ooo
ns,svi. - to Il, Ar' f. siu,s Helena R.a.
e ;sAf &sf: as.s block i.n nyas !, 800
S.s,ys ts scsi.y soaso Lydia $3.50
ioh-aye. corner sl.t-,t 2+'sxoo Isaac l. 9,
As s%s w % scs David
xi Mssna nsn. go e snS No Gs cher
SaS Finn ( 10 s iSs ", ii Olsen
s.s s:.l: e: p..: & !: s; a. a:s Ss.
Bsy.sye. rs 80 II Of North-,. so.loo. cl,y
Avsna. B. %s az Il oa Sth-s,. 5o1,o, Wake
aes a. Clara Weber Walter c Phelps; 500
s e. is ri ss,sa hs::
@ sSs s.ss %: 5000
C11ron ZoxSI.0. James : Reynolds 10 Solomon
Broonle-st, Wiliett-tt 25xsI.8: Edward r
Mccall. referee to Jane. S Reynolds. $1,000
uenry-ei. 1876 II OF Rutxsrs-st. 2C.lxloo:
Barnet Harris wife Samuel Wacht.. $1,000
Read from Kingsbr,dge Road TO Hudson River
Railroad. n cor Fort Warrington Ridge Road.
--xSi0x-x-; ENnst-Marx-Sathan Company 70
nesoai asea: 10 IS to s., 3a.es Jane. r:
patrick and wife 10 Arthur Duere, = part: !
ash ct n O. $40 n W of 9th ave. 2oxiooo: Fried
erike HoeEer 10 Maria Hid. ............. 70. 100
89fh-st. No 3le East. 25x's0: Katie Boyer to
r nsnis Sos se I'll and is 1;xoo John
1. Kim ct al. trustees. TO Pincus Lowenfeid and
r,os,on- ave sc g. $50 II = W OF l6ath-st. 2o.l0I
los. l0x25x96: Hcnrie'tc Myerson to THOMAS ,
r,j n1s Nos zoo. gil and 2i3 75xlOo; Emily
Kip and another TO Pincas Lowenfed ana ,
Same property John l. K'pp ct al executors 10 q, Ron
rlnsus .Swen'e.a icisx +, OF iiist-s,
i6i Xxi 10 i0xio 3xi232: Mary r l. Marshall ,o
and another 10 Sarah Marshall ...:..::... ~
Ssd-sf s. DDS IT Of 3dave. 2Soxioo2' Mary ., M,
y Dalton Elkan Kahn. lz'VoV
eh-<t. g. 2O0.i q OF Avenue A. 20 2xo';
ousiavs L A,rgenthau and wife to Katherine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
REAL ESTATE.
SALES REPORTED BY BROKERS AND AT
EXCHANGES.


Hcilner & Wolf have sold TO NJ. Thornton No III
East Eishtythird-st., an old BUILDING lot %.5xl022
Thomas J. Jenkins was the buyer Of the plot at
tho southeast corner Of Flfh-ave. and One-bun-
dred-and- nneteenth-st 50xlO. sold last week by
Martin Metzger
Lewis G. Tewksbury has sold to a Philadelphia
second-st.
At the New-York Real Estate Saesroom yester-
day William Kennedy sold in foreclosure the va
cant plot. 75x23sx75x2bl in Moshoua9e south side.
about; l25 feet east Of the Bo9levard or Feldston-
Philip A. Smyth sold In foreclosure the vacant
plot 50xlOO the south side OF East One hundred
snd-sixteenth-st 2eo feet east Of Fifth-ave to the
All other announced sales were adjourned.
In Brooklyn Thomas A. kerrigan sold IN iore-
closure the brick athouse WIN s0Is
BRICK building. on lot Sxs5 No. Ii Evans-st., 10
George Brueher for g 275. .,. ,,,o
referee sold in partition the two-story brick build
ine. on lot 2O1x75x2ox75 No. ~ Van Brunt-st. TO
NJ MCGEE for 1850. 49,.
ney Robert H. Roy. the United States has about
closed contracts for the purchase OF about SIX
acres OF land Staten Island adjoining Fort
This property is taken for the purpose OF eniarg
ing the fort. and the price agreed upon Is s0
Henry A. Ockerhausen. her husband Emma r.
and Adelaide F. Ockerhausen. George f. Ocker-
hansen and Sara ~ his wife being the WSose
estate the land formed a part The contracts and
deeds will be sent to Washington for approval and
execution. and the Government will take posses
sion within few days.
McVickar & Co have sold for the New-York Life
Insurance Company Miss Sarah Lazarus the
four-story and basement hghcstoop. orowns'one
dwelling house at No "a East Sixty-fourth-st. on
private
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Gin l)ropcrin for sale.

\-Ow Is THE TIME TO BtY WEST SIDE HDl SIS
y decided bargains rom >l"'Np - '"T''
STEVENS 93d. St. c1in'r Columbus ave
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WORK WAITED.

Female
COMPANION Young Southern lady. 81
good family. accomplished fair pian,s' '.
as companion 70 elderly or invalid lazy
highest references. Address Mss A. INV
une Ofl"e
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CARPET CLEANING.

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CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hhnd o.
on The noor careful carpet Cleaning
co s5S Ufoaiway. 42l Fast 4Sih-S.
COZ & HRANDT. Tel 10 7s'h
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DOGS AND BinDS.

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ST BERNARD puppies. grey aoInts co. -
.i.r bun. Yorkshire IS terriers. $EN
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HOARD AND NOONs.

large and small rooms. with board fsinEly
and on -ute,. prices ~ low ms cons st'n'
with good MANAGEMENT; conNcn'rn,, ~,
To-, heatirg system. established 1880; ref
erenCcs.