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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17
Probate and Insolvency courts.

Following is an abstract of the business OF
the Probate and Insolvency Courts for Wal
do County, February term, 1925:
Estate of Barnabas NJ. Roberts, Stockton
Springs; order of distribution issued on
partnership of B. NJ. Roberts 4 Co., first
and final partnership account allowed; ii rst
and final administrator account allowed.
Estate of Seth l.. Mlliken, Belfast; allow
ance of $500 granted to the widow out OF
the personal estate.
Estate of Catherine Peirc4, Frankfort
trustee account allowed.
Estate of Arthur PIERCE, Frankfort fth
account Of guardian allowed.
Estate of Betsy Aun Sawyer Knox; sec
ond account Of administrator allowed.
Estate of Albert A. Moody, Belmont, re
port of commissioners in insolvency present
ed.
Estate of John Stokell, Winterport; de
cree issued to determine the amount of col
lateral Inheritance tax; first account o exc
cutor allowed
Estate of George W. Burgess, Belfast; in
ventorv returned.
Estate of Robert Patterson, Belfast; sec
ond and final account OF executor allowed.
Estate of Peltiah Ellngwood Wnterport
us rs anu maj accouh ~ Oh au iiilhlsVra'"l d =
ioMeu'
Estate Of Ezra Hanson, Brooks; will APP
t p.oN GU Na'e VI hahson aPl'oihVeu eAecU-
Estate of jesse Smart, Troy; will approx
ed; Hester 4. Smart appointed eXecutrlX,
n9oaVe VI odlaiel ? Itinete' loSle'U
WI approved Ahgellhe ~. lr'Vet' appoint
o' w as a, c, ;,7
Estate vi Golue!ia N,feeles' a'el mo. vi" d
appioNe u hV'a a. Ofee'ey apPolh'eo eAo-
u" -, - c,,..-..,, ,.,-;,,.. ,,r;.,4.,-.
poti'ioh piesonVeu lol iicehSe w seli ieai eS-
'age ',
e,i .s1Vaee VI nary nilcneil, ohlVs n.sV anu
hia' account oi auuIinisIra'ot pfeSeiVeu'
Gseate Vi annie Chllds, liberty seeonu
taa' a. yWlI! = g4aiuia %
HsIate VI "lillaM Hon. beliasIi hhdi ac-
eo P VI executor NO, presence :,
ISCd'e VI Iilas ohltihofe, AipelVS Sc
oilu ahu hnai account OF executor presented;
Is'ate vi Angus lus nuro' Dcildse y" III
presented louise ,; Huru named eXecutrlX'
nsIaCe " harris =, census, hoifoe' Pc
'it IS, presehGeu TO sen reai esta.e;
Estate vi Eva "A: hearhey' beliast hrsV
an. nnai account ol executor prese4Ieu u,
LstaCe OF Norman D anu Jonh d, oielI !, !,
appointed guardian.
Estate OF Horace Il. bragdon' WACO es-
Va Saee represented lhsoiNene anu "l!iidiii
oielheht auu Clark M. Marueh appoihCeu
commissioners
hsoate Oh Mary r. gilmore Mohroei II
cense issued 10 sell personal estate.
Estate Oh Wiillam y. Doe belas1i oroef
Ssueu TO deposit distriouGiVe shareS Oh
E'ien' Ap1hur anu Bessie oiarh III oeiiasl
Sayings BANK.
Estate OF Seth Olver, Searshoht; tetters
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

We lave received postal card from
Ms. Fannie B, Ward at Havana Feb 9TH.
Size says Here l am, all right, quite at
home and perfectly safe, Have not be-
gun whiting yet for publication. because
l want to look around little FIST. First
letter Should reach you about a week
after this. l 60 soon to Cienfuegos and
Santiago de Cuba Mrs Ward will
write principally about the daily lives and
habits Of the people and OF the business
opportunities likely to be opened to
Americans when the war is over. Her
letters will be looked forward to with
much interest
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

IsLEsBoRo Tuesday evening, Feb. 9Th,
the following officers of Island Lodge, F. &
A. M. were Installed by D. d. G. NJ. Went
worth: Ernest L. Sprague, W. M; Joseph
A. Sprague, S. W.; Edward PEBBLE, J. W.;
Thomas R. Williams, Sec; DINA I. Scott,
Treas VIM. Keller, S. D.; Stephen Bah
bidge, j. D.; NJ. Boardman, s. s.; L. M.
Gilkey, ]. S.. VIM. Hatch, Tyler; Frank
w. Sherman, Marshal. After the installa-
ton goodly number of the brethren with
their ladies repaired to the banquet room,
where splendid supper had been prepared,
and to which ample justice was done After
supper we had some very interesting re-
marks from the D. D. G. M, and the re-
mainder of the evening was spent with
music and singing. The measles are very
prevalent in town.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

SIeepIess, Tired and Miserable,
Could Get No Rest
How This Has All Been Changed by
Taking Hoods Sarsaparii!a.

% have taken Hoods Sarsaparila as
blood purifier for several years past with
most satisfactory results. 1t always
builds up my system by giving me good
appetite. I have been afflicted with ner-
vousness and could not sleep. | had a
tired, miserable feeling and work was
burden to me. l had no appetite and no
strength and ! could get no rest. began
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and OCCASION
ally used Hoods Pills In short time
my nerves were very much improved.
could sleep all night and get up in the
morning feeling rested. could work all
day, had good appetite and felt like
new person." MRS JAMES IRISH, Stow,
Maine Be sure to get Hoods, because
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is the Best-ln fact the One True Blood Purifier.
81; six for SIS. C. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell Mass.
lAOoA . lAlo take, easy to operate 25c.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

Another victory for ''them literary fell
leIs The Postmaster General has ruled
that editors who may be appointed post
masters will be permitted to continue
their new spaper work without interior
ence by the postotfioe department, provd-
ing there is no neglect of the work of the
postofiee. While approaching the priv
iege extended to the fraternity to lick
postage stamps and answer fool questions,
We ale not candidate for the postal ser
VICE.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17
Bucksport Seminary Association.

The fourth annual reunion and banquet of
the Rucksport Seminary Association will be
held on Friday, March 4th, at the United
States Hotel Boston. Reception from to
8, followed by the banquet. Short after
dinner speeches are expected from the new
President, W. A. Hutchison, EXPIRES. A F.
Chase of Kents' Hill. Maine. and Hon. j. F.
Knowiton. Clerk of the Supreme Court Of
Ellsworth, Maine. Vocal and instrumental
music by members of the Association. 1t is
expected that all of the classes since 1877
will make special effort to make this class
as well as a Seminary reunion, and the
largest and most enjoyable reunion yet held
is anticipated
The Metropolitan Magazine is the most
profusely illustrated monthly that comes to
our table, and its reading matter is always
timely and interesting.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

HE news of the destruction of the
cruiser Maine III Havana harbor was
given in the telegraphic columns Of the
Bangor Daily W4ig and Courier Yesterday
morning, and is reprinted in another col
"mn. There seems no reason to doubt it's
authenticity The mcgee details receiv.
ed d. not Indicate very large loss of life.
which seems surprising in view of the fact
hat lie ship was wrecked at night by an
explosion. The commar der of the Maine
N bis dispatch to the Navy Department,
asks for suspension u public opinion.
which would indicate that at that time he
was unable % determine the cause of the
disaster. The dispatches report great ex-
element in Havana, and the news will no
doubt cause equal excitement in this
country,
Since the above was in type news has
been received by telegraph that the ex-
plosion was in the forward magazine. and
it may have been the res lit of an accident
or carelessness on the part of some one on
board.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

The Maine Bar Association is formulat-
lug a project for eliminating from the
profession the shyste:, the pettifogger,
the amateur, who has neither legal lore
nor aptitude" Hasn't the Association
undertaken rather a formidable task
IBridgton News.
Perhaps. But is it not very neces-
sary task, if the dignity, the respectable
ity even, OF the Maine bar is to be main
tained9
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

CENTRE MoNTvILLE. Mr. Wales r. Bart
lett returned to Orono last week to resume
his studies at the University. Mr.. Voney
Thompson is visiting friends in Belfast.
MIR. Cakes Ramsey is working in Mr. Vol
ney Thompson's blacksmith shop. The re-
cent mild weather did not improve tie
travelling.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

.'TAnse who are not secured are the
ones who can least afford to lose" says
A Watelville despatch on the r. W. Dunn
failure. Unfortunately There is reason to
believe that many who are secured are
not secure. The wonder is, where has the
money gone.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

senior De L2me is no longer the Span
ish Minister at Washington. He wrote a
letter to friend, which by some means
got into print, iii which he assailed Presi-
dent Mckinley with coarse abuse, and
said, among other things, that Spain was
only pretending to favor reciprocity.
When the letter became public De Lone
promptly cabled his resignation to Madrid
and it was promptly accepted, giving this
country no opportunity to demand his re-
call One outcome Of the affair has been
10 strengthen he hands of those who are
demanding the recognition of Cuban in
dependence. 1t is also an object lesson
as TO the trickery and treachery of the
Spanish character, and will lessen the
number OF the few friends left to Spain in
tins country The affair is not vet closed,
but il is not thought it will lead to seri-
GUS consequences. Still. 1t will contribute
TO state OF feeling that will require but
little additional provocation to bring ON a
war.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

Itch on human, mango on horses, dogs and
all stock, cured in 30 minutes by Woolfords
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by
A. A. Howes & Co., Druggists, Belfast, Me.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

Case of Augustus j Tobey, Palermo; first
and final account Of assignee filed discharge
granted.
Case of Wendell S. Reynolds, Brooks !;
petition for discharge filed.
Case of Wellington R. Body, Brooks !;
petition for discharge filed.
Case of James F. Fernald, Belfast; divi-
dend of 20 per cent. declared on private ac-
count and 1888 per cent on partnership
account of Fernald & Mudgett.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17

STOCKTON SPRINGS. Charles Devereaux of
New York is visiting his mother, Mrs. Carrie
DevereauX. Frank Jackson and William
Staples of Belfast were in town the past
week on business. Harry Hichborn has
received his appointment as postmaster in
this village. go. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Eames
are receiving congratulations on the birth
of little son, Feb. 3d-Randell Marion.
Quite a large delegation of Masons of Pow
nal Lodge attended the Mas onc convention
in Belfast and report a very pleasant time.
.... There will be whist party at Penobscot
Hail Tuesday evening Feb. 22d. All are
cordially invited. Admission 5 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elman Dickey, Jr., and baby,
are visiting Mrs. Dickey's parents in Waldo.
80. Densiow Hail was filled the evening of
Feb Sth by an audience which had gathered
to enjoy the entertainment given by the
Grammar and intermediate school scholars.
The program was successfully conducted, as
follows: Song Of welcome; reading, Zone of
the Little Ones" Maude Rendell; reading,
'Tha Dolls Lesson Grace Hartman !;
reading, Rock of Ages, Edith Griffin; dia-
logue, Our Flag; reading, The Little Bird
Tells, Earl Trundy; reading, Pride of Bat
terry b." Lillian Rendell; song, Maude and
Gladys Rendell; reading, Absence makes
the Heart grow Ponder, Madge Clifford /;
reading, Voice from the Poorhouse, Evelyn
Colcord; reading, In School, Blanche Berry
pantomime, Mogg Megone; reading, Failed,
Ida Davis; reading, Tommies Prayer, Aida
Shuta reading A RicVcle Ride, Edward
Staples; reading, The snarlies, Callie Nc
Laughlin; elocution drill, by ten young Ia
Davis; song and chorus; tableau, Good
Night; reading, Little Golden Hair, Perry
Sprague; reading, Little Joe, Edith Fetch
er. The entertainment was followed by a
social dance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05

Galveston May 4-Co,ton easy. mldiiag li-Ier,
low nacng $40: good ordinary. 10. rrce prs
,D3 he.s sacs iOi. sulnner.. ~. sock. 5l.iel
Norfolk Nav 4-Co,,on aul u.dtllng. G.,c. low MD
drg Lille good ordinary. DC receipts ~" bales eH-
,,~r,s -of = " 10 les. saie~. 10 rk 80 i31
Hal,nr,e May 4--Coi'on nominal. u.dd.ing. 65-i6r;
low middline SIC. good ordinary. i45c re, recei.-
iis bales gross. AIS exports coast"sr. l1po. sioch
savannah MAY Cotton quiet middiins. ii-i"c
low micGinF 54c. fece!rs. l-lp ba'es exports o'As
we 2.2 sales. 30. stock. % Dos
Augusta MAY 4--Co;ton steady. mdilng g, low
rnddng ss.c II bales shipments. 49, sales
Noble MAY 4-Couon nominal; mittlns 81 iow
nidGng ; lGc: ~ood ordinary. 3-i6c; receipts Is
Nr,uphs Nav 4-c',,,on steady: middl.ng. b',c. low
rn.Ginr s Ice. good ordinary. lie net fee"ipt-
csi tales gross i2j. shipments. 100 sales. $780, stock
6l.Go2 , a. ,
mjtAing ga good ord nary 3sc. receipts ." ha'ef
sh'pr4nfo 3e5 STOCK. S0?6 $1,000.
Houston May 4.-Co,ton easy. mIddlng ll-lhc. low
rr .ldlng 49, good oriinary l-ltc. receipts. I'D
halo sh pm.n's 24s. snles. 81 stock p ~.
81 Louis. May lotion auiei midf!ing. ~ low
-ridJinr !'sc. rood ordinary. 40. ll3
bal, =. cr,ss 3J5. 81 pm-nts. LAG. stock. ~ i5l
Cotton linsi. quota lions omitted
receipts 4 bales. ok. l0.0sS bales
Nv rnidlrg si.c. god ordinary 47tc. receipts t27
ia,cs exports Great Britain 10 i3S. coastwse 236
sales 1000 stock. 213 O.C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago May 4-Csi,le were in FAIR demand day a,
unchanged prices Beet sod ~ s. "oI = - fr
common % SiHsi - for choice fnip2ors. Sa'r were
rnslv n; 81 Sass and feeders active ~
81 gs3 50 and h'sis brought 81 ;ont' = Trade
In hogs was active and supplies well taken NJ IN
improvement 2>c. Sales principally at ti s. j..
rJrmon bringing s. %. prime Light s, Oh Do heavy.
las, buffalo NAV 4--Cnttle-Eeoelp's moderate. Mr.
ke steady to strong Iiog.-necep 70 cats. Naiket
active Yorker good - choice. 81 2jpS+ ~, IuuF.f.
rnon 10 choice s. 7js3 30. pigs far 20 choice. 81 ~
lS4 sheep ard lambs Receipts. 30 cars Market fairly
aetse. Lambs cso'cr :, extra s. WI>h -. - f,.t
81 = GINS 20 common. s. 25Hs3 10
easy So 75a.s Sheep quiet, 81 7,as4 lambs DUH 50 -
fl,crtv penn. May 4--rsitle s'eahy: s. 80
20. prime s. '5gs5 10. 81 DoNs4 l." Hog
i've prime 81 IiG>3 70 best mediums. - u.
Gl Yorkers siHSl 10 pigs. - t. quality 81 s0vS' %
81 H. common Sc sat3 65 choice clipped arhs 81 "a
veal calves S5u<5 r.
6, Louis Nav 4.-Cartle STEADY f. Texans: native.
ing fair fancy Hafi"e and shipping And rNp,rt
sfe,rs 81 a5HS5 70 dcsred bee; hu'chcss
5, l;4s4 So under 1000 n 81 oOaSt 81: stora"e and
,cter. 81 J.Qsl 80 and hefcis s2usi %. Texas
and indian SO ioasi ca and he.ors g. - 10
81 HOES STEADY. strong, Yofiers 81 N'VS3 -. pacK
.rs s. ssasi o. butchers 81 05QSI 10 sheep steady;
,,.ivc mutton. si1S. rs. spring lambs s. .1r 81 20
kansas Ciiy. No. Nav 4.--'atue ACTIVE" . higher.
,vns,ern sIojTff 80 cows and hc'erf. So i00S4 b.
<u,hern 81 1o1si 70 st0ck~rt and feeders. S1s5 -
W.. st~aGy 95sek4 10 light 81 65@Si so mi,od -
al :, Yoksrs s. sO1S3 90. pigs 50 @l"s ~ rnc~rs.
s?,GS. sheep l0c higher. lamb. 81 4OGS5 37is
nut,sns 50 :0GS4 70. spring lambs. sG4s7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

OCEAN rPFIGIlTS-The market Tor BERN ''..tIte
An r-f ou.- a. lowing quotations. J.. o,,n
I|-dc- I'D. Glasgow nounal fir's''l r., t,,g
80 lie, -iLd NaNtae.1e 5f.d antwerp % ne
f2il rfss Rof,e-asir i@'-c. Airfie'HaH i o,.S ID
S-scrs 4s ioi.d frect ports. arge innege - "a
,,,,n- -. ,yertc. rer 100 - pc. L,nf9n cais - ="
vrT!GIITs ASD CHANTFks-- If-,ay. "i'' .-n' ess
brt!6ar was crv IarfiaIy Observed. Snp m -
wa fr- .ecl .fc GafUiea "'ias pri"' ~
grain steamers % Europe and c.ers - NV cr
ports Tor ths former rates sltw 70 .' g. . cd,,v
- steamers hafinr tecn clofed at - N 70 uh
n, orders f,r prompt 1admr f'a re fo.s VT.
40 business al aflrr departments W. ""rnnnr'D
CHARTERS Australian s;~nr1"r - i''.S' Na -.
a,ia-'i- -ra(- IS CO Don's1 f'aWe' J." wv o,ar
CO. pfllsGt ichia cork f orders r'iNai' '''hh
Tn,sc4lrhia 20 cork 'ci orders e - prompt
s~ - rfain. hiiantic ionlr 10 90 20
f., orders T. g. N4f-Jl0e. brtish stf''hr' 80
,iu---... sraIr Baltimore 20 CORK lcr "'r'f' -
Sa.. Tr.'sf .'safofr. 1o.Np quarters gram "'''
Ar,yef. T.f-erfan - lDisG. 10. ~ terms tiN
r.''iir lt.'-e-Aa-l. = ?d hcr'r terms ara
sfor I've f-fs' sfe'fn'r =" "o GNhr'''a
Dliflnrrc r. C.4t for orders. . g.. prompt. hiiu,
t'..ffe. @lri TONS rcrefa cn'e0 renee 10 Nt9'
S.ufA huo.ra a.i t1rf. 'iW~ cf'ri"f r. lfafe rn,a
Ge-rs- snir l-1 n~rlve 500 t.s refined rN'''eu',,
Ph Lao, .ql!a . l>-t-H - -
schooner :..s .uuhcr Jaossor.4.c 20 N""- '
schooner 81 feas. lfrter lcrotriira = D"
So ~. hrorcr fiS .-a. coql phlal'ifn o. h"f w.
s. DISCHARGED rrr0or'r. - ;ons coal foT .e.
10 yarmouth 'ic .; anc ,frsge. fchoo""r ~ 'ys
coo nth An11ov . Gardner 81 .; s,h"onf 10 no
coal ~ Liberty q rGdefCit. 81 srhoor'F ~ ~
coal W.riav .ei. salem. - rafi 80 tons Coz T"It
Johrai~r Salon s.. srNcorers III ana 81 ih9
coti. Wceh~wkoa . lbe'f - aad meow ny. g
sicorsr 49, crsl Tlrrvater 80 i.0st ? 81 ~"
t-lagcs schoncr lUo tons coal 70 Cala.s 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Seyg-Tork. NAV 4. 1898.
hS-Reee.ps 10 ca.a. or 2.ilj bead. including
"a cars 70 be exported &c direct 10 city flausheTefs
N IN. s"S' 20 cars ~ c ga - AT jersey tllF
sne me its' al sX eh-s The market opened slow ana
80 ID. or a r.rl3fh uX hHt common ana
90 ~ - 4y1S2 10 PEI 100 u. TOPS - ~. oxen ana
s.gf0t, e. S. %; 49, a 81 3yifi ~ ex'r" % =,
a. -ONt "' 80 a. g lonsi AMI extra fat cows al
- 10 ssca oeef lower a. 74Ssc per III for ordinary
80, !. ,.. .srs Latest London AMI Liverpool
cables quoted American siess selling IO1lIc. estimated
ul, sea We sfp a. % v1.c drcse~G weight,
RI g~'a'or o"ri o. "T'e per H. TIE Teuton!c
r-cay %" qvsttsrs y ieef ,or Eas,msns Company.
morrow the Michigan viii carry 10 Ind 80 cattle.
eqiei.. . va 'ftN'eh j. snambcrs Son and S>nwa.z
schia & Suizte'2or and the Orln,o, IL bermuda -
Tor y. O. Cu!ycs. - W 49, 80
s2ic.she'm.n calg.r c Illinois steers. 1873 II, n,
>" 10 - c. "a" H. at 81 10. 10 d. ~ H. ~ s. ..
Do lit 10 G. 81 10 ~ d. 1922 H. AZ 3. ~. !. do 1929
% ~ - 20: 20 DO. ll5 ~ ut 81 IS "a A., Iol5 70 1T
~. y DO 1924 ~ ~ 81 ~ - 10 1iry y. Il 50 ~:
60 l2if 5 A. - -. - TO- i'Sa y, N 81 - la. ~
On TIE i1i d.. 100, - a. 81 g.: a. I.s5 H. n, 81
u Canada d i25 H. ~ 81 81 stable rcl c.rsi,anla
CO. lot n. a. 81 -. - g., ll2G - NJ 3, -, a., li7d
70 ~ - -. - d. a6s r., 81 e.i- q, ,o1O ", Mt
N. 81 So 70. " o. - ~ w. '''
~ Nrwi.n CO. "A sabe-i,d Pennsylvania steers 1850
IS 10. a. 10" ~ i2s'2 H. az 80 10. o.. ia47 10
bui 1;a ',ts 10 a. ~ 90 q d. t05i n NJ 81 77i4
'u'4A uSo H. at 81 IL CO. 1880 n n. s, o.: 2 do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
REAL ESTATE.
A BROADWAY BUILDING SOLD.

The Real Estate Exchange was closed yesterday.
II being legal holiday and in most OF the brokers
offes also advantage taken OF the celebration
OF Charter Day. The sales Of four parcels announced
In the auction-rooIns We're ali adjourned.
The ten-story hre-prooi building No. Go Broad
way. between Houston and B.eecker SITS. was sold
by The Jacobs estate Tuesday to William Zegler
for S,Jr.Op. The building has frontage OF "a Feet
in Broadway ard extends rack 200 feet to Mercer
St. on which IL also fronts 200 feet. . -
William T. piller has sold TO D. H. Moore NO ~?
West Seventy secOnd-st., four-story DroTnst stone
and brick dwelling house. lot 25xl0m for ABOUT
10000
II reported yesterday that L. G. Gollner had
sold the eiX-story lot building No 80 Bce ck~r-St
but no confirmation OF the rumOr could be obtained
The thrce-story brick dwelling houic No: lG3 Eas;
Soy "nty thirI-st.. reported sold yesterday. was
traded TO Cecilia Han by Jacob LeGerer for no
six-s'ory tcncmcnt-housc No. Cos Last Ninth-st''
21fy.6
SIMON & Harris have purchased from builder
through Joseph Roberts. the six-etory tenement
house No. 2fl Nourpes;.. the seller taking in part
payment lot at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana
Sec0nd-ave.
p. y. Gardner has sold to Peter Duffy for Charles
Bjoskeyren the dwelling -house No. 2.o1 Franklin
ave LOT '?lxlG). for s. C00. . -
Fay & S,acom have sold 10 an investor No. 20!
Monro.-st.. siX-story modern tenement mousse lot
-6xlOo on private icrrns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
previous week"
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET

London Nay 4The wool auction sales were CONTINUED
to.dny viii fan attendance Of bt, or Merlros IN
inr-e9f'd proportion were ,ageriy competed trc
home trade and 'tn'nera. buyers 81 urcd
fun r"te-. FIN" ~cllcorduon"d yroa~ies and good
ssiIcds vc'e also 'agcrl" competed fr Falkland
Island wool ~ poor supply. ard declined n hin.
. a haif-Dcnnv. Tho HON" trade i,sp bouyut N4n
SUN Was The on"rings to-d', numbered II y9G bales
oil Wing tn- falrs draii.
New s'aih Wa.os-3.3OW bales: secured 7i.GIis 5isl.
grt~-y. as u.
oslcensand7oo bales; secured Is :4dgi- Cd greasy.
sp9i=d
Viciora-l.9oo bales; secured. saGUIs 4.d. greasy.
Gs.qlid.
south Ausiraa-i 100 bales: secured Is 2isd1ls 81.
greasy i%m.d
Nett Aus,iaa-l.5o0 bales; secured snaild: greasy.
o. asa.
Bu-nos h,res-ioo baics greasy. 5zfGnd
Ncv-ea.and-o00 bales. secured. Ti.dqls ID greasy.
5i=u9i-d
CAPE u Good Hop, ond Nata-IoO bales. secured.
l. 81 greasy 5.m1d
Falkland Is.nnds-l.i0o bales: grcary 5Q7d.
punta Arenas--.OO bates: greasy. 5ft6d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05

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