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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12
...A!|..5. ]! I ] Y MESSAGE.



.boycots. y It VIII. therefore! be seen that
ltshny meaznre Is 5adyanced which pSiil
tend 70, lessen evils 80 apparent from
theae disturbances. We should advocate
them in common: Interest. Therefore, 1
recommend friendly y arbitration as5a
mems to be employed Cor n settlement
fof t!all industrial disputes arising be-,
tween capital and labor in West VIZ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12
EIGHT HOUR LAW.

In view Of the large number Of men
employed In West Virginia ana IN MI Of
the states OF the Union, and owing 10
sieS large nunbcs Of labor-savlng ma.
\ chimes now In active operation, ana
many other well known causes, which
ARE constantly reducing The opportuni.
ties for the. employment OF our people,
Whereby they can earn an honest Lying
by honest toll. I mos. earnestly recon.
i mend the enactment OF n law BY which
eight hours shall be regarded as ii
WORKING Neutrality-suspicious. the state OF
West 5VirxtnIa l Srs Ri ~ - ;ttt fI.a'5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12

monument OF this character. sincere.
~ hope that before your body conycrss
agai--, you will be chcrred and greeted
by an eyer-ilowlnE fountain, wha,,,
spray will be the delight and cor.,r,
OF those who may pass Il In the Jars
HS In the light. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12

My attention has been called by the
governor OF the state nf Maryland to
the necessity fora rc-crection and re-
establishment of the boundary nonu-
nents OF the 'Mnson's ana D!xon's
Line" between the states OF Pcnnsyl-
vanta, West Virginia and Maryland.
Prof. Henry S. Mitchell. of the United
States Coast and Gcodctic Survey after
mn investigation of the question and OF
existing documentB on file In his office.
states, urucr. date Of November Goth,
lSgS,-"ThlS evidence shows that the
original plan of marking the line by
stones. carefully cut and prepared IN
England, was not carried out. That
Instead, on the western portion other
cut stones We're planted and mounds OF
loose stones were piled around them;
that subsequently many OF the -monu-
ments wee displaced. possibly by
searchcrs after treasure. In all likeli-
hood n greht many Will be fouIid In
place. To re-eSamine and re-establlsh
the old line would be q task OF some
magnitude but need not DC a very eN-
.pensivc one. II should only be entrust-
cd TO persona versed In the higher
branches OF surveying. and acting un-
der joint authority OF the adjoining
states. that is. West Virginia.. Pcnnsyl-
vania and Maryland. While the MAIN
tenancc OF boundary marks once estab-
llshea might be entrusted to county att
thorlties, their relocation by such ire
sponsiblc authority would hardly be ac-
ceptnble to the authorities OF different
state" EH
1t seems necessary. TO my mind, that
Their should be an examination of the
condition OF the boundary marks OH
MaSon's and DiNon's line.
at(would he mdst economical to conf
blnr, under joint states authority. with
such an examination, the replacing OF
old marks where necessary. or the sub
st!tution of new ones where tho old
ones are in U state OF decay. An en-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-11-18

Joseph Koronok, slav, lost his life
in the llcmlock River mine last Tuesday
evening. kuronok md his partner
were rigging up 60 drill some holes in the
back of one Of the slopes ON the sixth
|, vel ut the mine. The system followed
at the IIcmlock ~ To- work upon the top
oi the broken ore, only drawing it AWAY
when the broken pile becomes too great
to allow Of easy working. These two
miners were standing upon the top of
one of these ore piles, the bottom end Of
il resting in II chute below. The tram
mers were told not Co touch the ore in
this particular chute but one gang. run
ming shy Of dirt, tapped the chute aud
drew away the ore without warning the
men above. As soon as the chute wis
tapped the ore shot out letting the ore
ut the top of the pile fall down into the
space vacated below. koronok WIS lct
down with the ore which covered him
completely aud suliocated him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-11-18
MORE CONTRACTS.
The Firm of Ford and Phillips takes Con
tract Tor work at the Columbia.

The Firm of Ford and Phillips takes a Con-
tract Tor work at the Columbia
A new dry, "A laboratory aud AN nd-
dition TO the shaft house and new
blacksmith shop are among the inn
provemcnts Co bc mndc ut once ut the
Columbia mine and Messrs. Ford and
Phillips have closed u contract to per-
form the work before Mr. Phillips eats
his Christmas dinner. Judging from Mr..
P's performances here in the past he
will not 90 hungry on the greatest oil all
holidays. The new dry will be really the
engine house and blacksmith shop com.
bned and moved from the places they
now occupy To a site just west OF the new
shalt. The addition TO the shalt hous,
will take the form OF II hood and cover
ing and "A house on the landing brace foi
the landcrs 10 seek shelter in when the
wind shoots forty pounds iciclew across
Lustfield's iarm and life in Ladysmitl
with the Beers firing liddie shells is a
paradise compared To il. The lahor
atory will stand where the present
blacksmith shop does, and will be n
modern one in overy respect.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-11-18

The new lines oi railroad now in
process Of construction by the Chicago
q Northwestern Railway Company are
at present niiorlne opportunities To get
ia and grow up with county that is
sure to grow, that are not likely 10
occur ngnin.
The new lines penetrate the richest
regions in Western Iowa and Minnesota,
where there was ample room Tor "a rail
road. The towns along these new lines.
located and managed by the Railway
Company. are today Offering rare
chances for invest ments or locations.
The country is rich md the towns will
surely thrive.
rriccs Of lots are Atill low. Inventors
and business men Of all classes will find
10 to their advantage 10 investigate.
: The choice timber lands oi Northern
Wisconsin aud Michigan are also well
worth looking into. Apply for par.
ticuInis TO j r. CLEVELAND, Land Com
missioner, e. 4 N. w. Ry, Chicago, III.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-11-18
A Big Timber Deal.

Qulrt Bros oi Iron River have con
cu,cd timber deal of large proportion
with the Sawyer Goodman company.
They have filed u deed transferring 10
the Chicago concern the timber ON u
large number of fortics in Atkinson
township. The Quirt Bros. have been
picking up timber all year and are now
reaping the hnrvcst which their lore
sight has earned for them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-11-18
ANOTHER MANSFIELD FIRE.
Theofice and Laboratory Burned to the Ground
last SUNDAY.

last Sunday
The third fire for the year, Mt Mans
field, occurred hast sunday other
two were upon Sundays also--licking up
the building used as an office and
laboratory in about as little time ns IL
takes TO tell about il. The origin Of the
fire is mystery but, that 1t started 10
the laboratory, there IL no question. Ed.
Searls and Wm. Burke were in the Office
about fifteen minutes before the fire
started. They locked the doors and
started off ON "a little hunt and when
they reached the shiDgle sheds, about
one half mile from the office, the whistle
blew the fire alarm. Mr.. Scarls thinks
that the lire was the result Of an ex-
plosion in the laboratory. Dave Leon
ard, who was working Mt the mine,
noticed smoke issuing from the venti-
lator and called the attention of the
men To il. They went at once Ia the
building and burst in the door but the
flames had gained such headway that
nothing could he saved.
Two safes were ia the building, one
belonging to the township and the other
the company's sale. These contained
the looks OF the company and the
township records which were well preser-
we'd. Every vestage,oi matter in the office
and laboratory wasdestroyed There was
insurance enough upon the building Ia
cover The lors. The Sterling agency, oi
Iron Mountain, held the risk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-21
flats and auartmsnts 90 Eel.

BASEMENT, parlor. second foors. all conyen.
ID fences, 500 per month; second. third. sac per
month; private house. 35.foot front,
II, ROSE, 5S2 West isTth Of.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-21
REAL ESTATE NEU'S.

The real estate market was rather quiet yes
teTday. as Is usually the case on Mondays. The
most important private sale reported was that
OF the double apartment house No. 1O7 West
Eighty fourth street. Besides this several
sales Of vacant property in the uptown districts
we're reported. among them being the sale Of
three lots on tho southeast corner OF Broadway
and 102d street.
Several leases OF Importance were reported
by George r. Read. He has leased to Baum
garten & Co. for fifteen years. at an annual
rental OF 49, 800. No. 1923 Fifth avenue. which
is owned by William Waldorf Aston; also to the
Continental Tobacco Company. for a term OF
years. at about 800 per annum. the second
floor OF the Constable building at Fifth avenue
and Eighteenth street also part of the new adj
dition OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany's building at Madison avenue and TWEEN
ty-third street. to the city for the use Of the
College Of the City Of New York. at an annual
rental OF 100000; also a part OF tho same build
ing to the United States Government. to be
used by the Revenue Department. for $4,000 Il
year.
In the auction room tho two offerings
scheduled were sold TO the plaintiffs.
A Number OF owners OF trotting horses. in
Guiding Charles II. Steinway. Frederick Ger
ken, Richard Croker. Nathan Straus and ]. VI.
Pollock. have secured an option. at $4,000 on
the old Faye property at st. Nicholas place and
Edgecombe avenue. between 1j2d and 153d
streets. There is a fine old threc-story house
on the property. with outbuildings. which over
looks the Harlem valley. The property il only
a short distance from the entrance to the
Speedway. and il the property is purchased it
is the intention OF the buyers 10 erect a large
stable for the use Of the members OF the club
which will be formed. The house and grounds
will also lie improved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-21

A series of shooting contests that have been
in progress at Conlin'S rifle gallery. Thirty
first street and Broadway. since Feb. - were
concluded yesterday. Many experts competed.
and in tho rest rife match. decided by meas
uremeat. the leaders were separated by n very
small margin. Three men tied for first honors
with n measurement Of 3-l6 inch off tn" CEN
tire, and seven other contestants were less than
two inches of in their total of seven shots. The
best scores were:
Rcst Rhc Matrh-Sevcn hullseyc ta,get--W. G..
SOuthwirk. J. IT, +. Collins and John ". Christiansefi.
l 3 Ii inch: j. =. Stagg. | Ana: Peter DE Nyse. | G-lt;
W. j. Strong, / 1910: Z. HI. Brownell. ! s-lt; A. &.
Goodrich. / 1915; j. K. Funk, ] ll:1d: John l..
Given. | 1910; II. NJ. O!ney, = Inches: John Cllmau,
= I3-ic.
Rapidity and Accuracy Match. Running
deer target; hftrun shots. ifteen seCond George
Herrnann. 81, Ri. :S: total, III. Peter De Nyse. 30.
~. -: total 40. I. f.. Haynes. IS. 80, "a; total. 80.
j. Thomas, 20. -, ! !. total, 'i.
Pi-t" M..rl-stan hard American %,arget,,J; Thorn.
A., l3g; /. u. keller, 155; ". irving Clark, Jr., 1877.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-21
for Sale or 60 Trt-Cnuntrv.

DOR SALE or 10 let. a handsome country residence
L located on chester hi, Mount Vernon. contain,
ing 10 rooms, bath and laundry, all modern i'm.
proyemcnts, lot COxlOu; immediate possession. Call
on or address Mrs, LEE, $40 West 54th st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-21
Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate D~lvision-supreme Court.-Nos. 20, AZ,
AZ; -. ~. :, 20. -, ~, 80. y. NJ, 92, s, "a.
calendar called at 10 30 A. NJ. Part u-EI parte
matters. Part III Motions. Demurrers-NOs
.s4; 's,; .so:. W.. Ilas T27. Preferred GsnsssoNos,
Nos. 2s5t, o544. .s2o. 2746. 2s40. 24a., 245I. 1901.
.56l,. a27t. 2I2G. l4e2. aoO4, 3Ol6. 3olV, PAPA, 225i.
IT, N n,mG!11ari Case rs from rom Par, y. Part vi
Clear. Elevated railroad cases. Trial Term Part
u.-Clear. Preferred Causes-Nos. $3.50. s72g, s74a,
u5Hc. 7ltd. 1868, Gs2G. s75s. GOs5. b5t2. 1884,
aa64. 700. sO27, s5G9. st5V. Part II.-Cass un.
rn.,hed, No. 5so"' 21o7, s.on, 2554, 2sss.
tS"",' s"ii,,. 40, 800. altIa. lar, Nv II.
Part v.-Casc unnnished. Cases II ON Part iii. Part
Adjourned for the term. Part ~NII.-Clcar. Nos.
sOpl, 2nrN. Hnl1. 1853, 1927 3r8.. 2TOo. $40,
2+ll 2S5I, ss3s. $40, Zoo, aaul. 3T24. loI7Lp.
abo2, IRA. 21a2. lnquest No: 422l. Part VIII
Clear. Gases from Part VII. Part lx.-Case nm
Cases from Part VII. Part XI.-Casc unfinished.
Cases from Part VII. Part NII.-Adjourned FOR the
term.
SnrToga,c's Court - Chsmhcrs- Motion cslcndar
kachnr. C%athHrne /. C!lwrll: Gustav STAN. Martha
Peck, Ella Messenger, at 1870 \. NJ: william ID.
HlrdEn' at /, \; u l,a I%h4 +; o,to9h, Elizaheta
Farrell sheridan, at 1850 A. VI.
City Court-Spccial ~Tcim.-Court opens at 10 A.
2"s5, 2od3, lu42. l7a. D.. -, -. 1850. I7o,. Part
I.-CAsc unfinished. Nos. 2522. 25s2. 1870,
2st". ,"t"' l%"s, 2"a3 s"sn ?tgl: 1872,
2asl.. 2IS'@.' ',.s,,,' 5ns5', 'aHi,s,. '2Ss7. s4sa. $500,
~: 273!: 2iG7.idio, 27s4, ! ns, ?;0G. I2.-Ioai, 2asa0.,,
2a'l .2-3I, 3"l. 2HJ3, 2""5. 2a.G. 2"aI. 2'ps. 2pnp,
400 s@9%' s a%%'; ,G S?'a ao; n9ot i 3o%5i SOP, 49,, 9S..''
Short Cat1seS-NoE. JtDti, tNS2, R119,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-21

The Frank J.. Fisher Company has sold for
John &. Barth the iive-stuIy APARTMENT house,
4Ox1O22. No. 1O7 West Eighty-fourth street,
for about $4,000.
Andrew J. Kcrwin. j., has sold 20 a builder
for iinprovement the three lots on the south
James Kyle 4 Sons have sold for Mrs. Fran
els Itutan the three-story dwelling. Oh lot PIX
5OxlOO. No. 40 East Thirty-ninth street.
j. Edgar Ieaycraft has sold for the estate of
Oliver Il. kingsbury two lots on the north side
Of 1901, street, 300 feet west of Amsterdam
avenue.
Ernest Tribclhorn & Co. have sold to Solo
mon Frankel for George W. Crossman and
Herman Sielcken. as trustees. the threr-story
b%rownstone house. Oh lot 1SxoOxlOO. No. l2S
West HIN street.
Oppenheimer 4 Veil have sold TO q builder
the plot 1Uu.SNST.S s, on the southwest corner OF
Madison avenue and Nincty-ionrth street. A
seven STORY apartment house Will he erected
on the site.
Duff 4 Conger have sold for W. X. Finch to
Samuel Adler the three lve-story tcnements.
Nos 400. 43l and 1913 East Eighty-iirst street
terms private.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-21

The Miles Bin, Proposing to Reduce II Il
> Per Cent, Laid Aside in tho Assembly.

The Miles Bin, Proposing to Reduce II to
. Per Cent, Laid Aside in the Assembly.
ALBANY. March 2O.-Assem blymsn Miles's
bill, PROPOSING to reduce the annual legal rate
Of interest in this State from u to . per cent.
was laid aside in the Assembly tonight. 1t
was on the Assembly calendar OF second read
ing. Mr.. Sawyer Of Yates county moved its
rrcommittal to the committee as soon az it was
reached. He desired that amendments be
made 70 II. Speaker Nixon asked that In tho
absence Of Mr.. Niles, who Is Ill at his home in
81 Lawrence county. the bin be laid aside, and
this disposition wa, made Of 4. The bill IL
strongly opposed by the merchants lssocia-
lion. OF the State and the boards OF trade Of tho
larious cities. Its backing comes from farmers
associations OF the State. but tho rural mem
bill. as many OF them have already announced
their opposition to it.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-21
Trap shooting.

L. II. Bill won the honors al tbc semi. monthly trap
shooting tournament of the Oceanic Rod and Gun
Club. which was decided at the grounds OF the or.
cani2ation, RoCkaway Park. yesterday. He smashed
twenty ON targets or his allotted twenty i've in the
club competition, and in z series of matches with 4.
Schubci bcat that marksman ont each time. SUN.
mary:
angIes-L. II. Bnl, II: A. Schubel. -; Il. II. Stoney.
II: Charles H. Ditiey. II; j. II: w. Jones, IL; Major
Dou,ke, II; Frank Coleman, II.
Match-Fifteen targets Bill, II; Schubel, q
Matrh-ren targets; both barrels allowed-bhl lo'
Schubel, \.
-Twpnty-h five targets; squad system
Diriey, q: SchubCl, 10: Stoney. II, Bill, II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-21

Blocker st. 90 to 60. II s, 100 q Broadway.
NJ. llxl00: Perth Amboy Terra Gotta Co
vs. United Loan and Investment Co and
Rob't j. DarraEh's Sons & Go. .......... 10, POO 0O
Peter Handibcde. jT. VS. Nicls foelberg 5000 %
Lots I and ~, map Edenwald. Path ward:
William II. Clarke Va julius JeschinsRey
and Benjamin Nelson. .......... ....,..... 81 2d
Mprningside Drive. e :, 20 10th st, 2jN
bell zoo 90
Trinity ay, Tls, 25xoO; Il NJ Pritchard 4
Bon Go Va Riley h Meehan 4 = 7 Brady. SO 90
Washington nv. III to 1ll5. W p. 2SO.B n
10th IT, 4sXl4s. Antonio Bonagur vs.
-.NinccnLo Bonngnr. ........, ...,.... ..,.... 69o OC
Wendover ay, u n, 70 q Washington iav. 100
and fiw ii Auhs' 800. 2.77s &C
jacob sohneidcr, - l1e as
1O3d IT, II W cor Broadway, 77AlO2Nli1 lUI
Angel Bros ~ Met fopolitan Investment
% and J b stuart ............. 1872 &c
18th ~, II s.. 40 W 9TH az. l2JNlOO.ll II;
Metropolitan Brass Foundry 60 vs. Esther
Wheaton and Babetta and George BluIncn-
thai 49, $50 OF
1lSth 1t, n y. $50 g IcnoN az, 2bx1OO: N Is
Houpt i Son '. Kat 4 Hangh. ..'..-'... 500 IS
13ed NJ. = r. 325 W Amsterdam Av, IUxH3:
Isaac Ruth vs. Joseph Levin ..,........,. $50 OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-21
Proposed Street Surface Road from MinOola
TO Long Beach.

Albany. March 2O.--The Nassau Belt Line
Traction company was incorporated to-day
with n capital Of $300.O 600 to operate a street
surface road. thirty miles long, 10 be propelled
10y any motive power other than steam. from
Mineola 10 Long BEACH, 10 Nassau county;
directors are Henry J.. Nichols and Fred In
graham OF Hampstead; j. v. Denlott Cd
W. q. Miller. g.. h. smith and HIP. LIBBY OF
Fro0Dort and Austin Corpwol OF OeoAnside.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-21

1nteryale av. ITO to i114.. 8oI7s .er5t.1lI
aodI; Samantha and Sidney F Van Alta -. ooo
Aiptk King ttitSs island nap DcnsiG MacKsJ.
eato estate; William Werner and julius ga,
Lots 400 70 Io4. map HsiSGt estate: Jacob =,
II G r. .nS an to Panln so, Rq s.1dR estate. l
Clara schuhman TO Anna 7 = sentz 400
M T ciPtPd %S' to . HAIRY fSr iU Ssei 1t; ia;7 u Geo /
Manhattan ,ay. sc cor 10Th st, 100 niF26
,5o.reoorded); Rose Mcouado to Philip g,
Msilds s., n y g. lot 7s, map Of south
Peter c Hcckier 10 Fannie Demarest ;... 1
Monroe st; w., Az o itr e. b himiit 2, +, sf' Az. M
S. S,' n . 90 GSlp" It. 5%,siE 2 ~ .a. % H z;
Louis P~erlstein to Rebecca Meryssh..,.. l
sw 0 ia 800 to K road INV
o.: William simmS and ano, errs, to .-.o
Ridge st, 56; George Guion to Ann A War. .,
Ritter pi, n W cor Prospect az. runs n ii59.a
Hnw to Jennings. so W Prospect avI
y Mink 4 XII :, JO 10 Il r P} \ y e ss;1 ,h Mar r.cb
Ryer q, lot ia. map farm ,Chss Berriap,
5k%l"a.ys3f,s d; Peter j. Everett and g,
St Ann av. VS. los n i5eth st. runs n 1925
W 1ooxn 250X = 100 to av \ II l13.2xw
2OOI II 25.sx ". p5.3 to German pl I
slaa.1x 9 ss.ox. a6orw Io.H 70 Germany
3 B3thd i Ii to Ernst I n.iH Mar. sS s Saih. Ad GG'n. M 1
'I Hio, lena AL nn 81 iGI to . P p s% D. M""t at; 20. 1900
5%s!se 70 Wsssts. Az ~ sci; Lewis ,
West End. Nv. n W cor ioIst St, a~l.5xioo:
,.JHhn Robertson and ano 10 II 3 Kirk. E1ch
BachraGh to Max dciistoin. -" ,.,..,'", /
lEt sy iln2, n : cor ga st; y 2 /; Ernst q,
whitit,iap 10 p Adoiph ii. Bcnidneim 1
Sd av. W g.. 1907 . IT8d 1t, 5ON9O.615Ox
-: Moritl l. Ernst and Nno to Elias 80,
9TH sv, W =. aa.4 : 2sth st. ai4Iloo:
Thomas j ponncily, referee. to Andrew ,,o,
I'M Az, ; E cor 4ptl, st. psuxioo; Edward
II vullmer to the Henry william Co.,. 100
20 St -. 1919 " 9TH ay, 2SSSsH; Hsnry
Ash t. $, aNo.s " Of oth ay. 1o.sIIoo.4;
Julia d Hiidick to Robert A sasseen..... 1
san st. 5 . ~ . "a az 2'aloo.s; GottlieO 20 ono
goth st, i2I ". 32.Hx1oO.s Henry Jack
son and ano TO Robert Nlaynickc. .";;.. 1
a|,h ~. q? Nv Madison az. I5Hloos John ION
9th st. IL : at centre line OLD Boston Post
Road; oE rs, smith Cunning and 'no an
Same prop; Warren Ferris to 4 Morton Fer.
164ih st, a21 West. 2orxIoo.Il. clarence
W Hillyer to Henrietta T Barton
sidney Mounter to Annie ne Raves $500
Busi and ano to David sesiin and ano' ea.boo
wilson to Edward unie mann ...,."..,.. 1880
io0.ii Charles Riley to Henie Liebeskind 100
TSe,s ct al. err., &c. to James STANLEY 1860
John Townsend to John + falk . l
Isaac l. Smith to AUGUST J Won Gauther $4,000
m.II; Mary Cahill to Justine q scheel loo
Whitaker to Adolph NJ Bendheim.. 49,. l
Same prop: Ernst Marx Nathan Co to Per
ciysl'JH wmt,akcr. -
Buckhout, sr. TO Albert + shaver .."..... $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-21
Omcial Real Estate Transfers.

Av A. l72se cor nth At, 2OX75.6; Ernst
MARI Nathan Co to Adolph NJ Bendheim
Brook Av, n e cor lalst ~. 45.JXIOI35.lI
14s,6; KAth r RApp to Louise and
Josephine Hammer Is.oc
Brook Ay, 6I5, W o.. l25.2 n l4pth At, 24.1II
12l.lII-Il33l II: PerCivAl j II whit
Iaker 70 John De Hart ........-.........
Central Park West. II " cor Spth IT. Io.SX
100; Henry Oppenheimer To James ID Mat
tncWu anu hno' '....,'',.,.. ,,....s'.... IL
Coluinbine at. s. ps.sw Southern BOule.
ward. l2bIl36; Hugh 4 Donuelly TO Mary
East End av, " .. "a . OF s5th At, I7.br ~
0s.5; Katy Botty 10 Gottlieb y Weber 80. soc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-21
Foreclosure Suits.

Kirkside. now Morris. av.e $. ga 20 II Of 1a6th st,
tOxlOO.I: n y Cooperative Il and J. Assocn vs. vii.
liam ltmmsr 1T al. atty W lanedon;
lispeilard st. = ;, 10 W Church st, 81 1894 C;
Kate Warner VS. Christopher Prince and Ano: atty,
q " Ellis.
Madison av.. IS. oG.G = 3gth st, c51iI5. the Green
witch savings Bank vs. Nettie II. Mills ct al; atty
q. Il. De witt.
2sth ct, : <. 100 " eth av, 2oxpS.9 o. Eliza j. Cox VS.
Anna NJ. KlotL ct al; atty, A. f.. Wuudrutf.
bIth ~, \ :, 200 e Columbus av, 195I1OO.5. Ben
jaInin Is. Ddcll, Jr.. and ano. receivers, &c, W Ell
ward W. Fitzpatrick ct al; atty, W. [. Breed.
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1000


Berhheimcr. Simeon y. and ano to Title
Guarantee aud Trust .'...T.,'u.u" $4,000
rantee and Trust Co 10000
Crotty. MARY j, to Joseph Murray .......... 1000
De Rache, Z Leonard, to John q Woodruff. 1,bOU
Guy, Eliza b. To John J O'Rtilly. ....-.. 1000
Hopkins, John NJ, and ano, trustees, T. Ellen
Kirk, Hanford II, to John Robertson and ano. 1000
Meyn. Emma, to CatharIne Bescher ......... H24
New York Life ms Co t. Anna G Smith. ..,.. $500
Rub, Henry, TO John Kennedy. ............ 1900
snow. Frederick A, to Beuno tewinson. 90. 2,lpS
The City Mortgage Co to Edward Winsluw. /
Title Guarantee and Trust Co t. Sarah and
g Wis ~ W.. "'' ,N' l35 600
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New Buildings.

Plans were filed with the Department Of
Buildings yesterday for tho following:
By L. William. Wagner. owner, for a ak story
loft and store building, running through the
block from Nos. 1l2-Il4 West Forty-second
street to Nos. l13-l15-ll7 West Forty first
street; architect. j. X. Thompson; cost.
BY John T. Brady, owner. for a six-story fat
and stores at No. 42O East 18th street: archi.
tect. James W. Cole; cost, $2O.OOO.
By Eugene {. Ludin. owner, for athree-story-
and basement warehouse at No. 2l3 West For
tieth street; architects, Buchanan h Deisler;
cost. Sll, o