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70 REFORM NEW FORKS GHETTOs.
The Jewish Union at Work on a Great Mis-
sion Scheme-To Reach the Children.

The Jewish Union at Work on n Great Mis-
sion Scheme-To Reach the Children.
The New York Jewish Union. form ed a year
ago. 10 about to carry out a'schems Tor the per-
manenu improve nent Of the Hebrew popula-
ton west OF eighth avenue. between Thirtieth
and Fiftieth streets. and east OF the Bowery
below Ninth street. A committee on circuit
preaching and mission work has been named.
composed OF the Rev. s. s. Wise. the Rev. d.
Whittmere. the Rev. DR.. +. De Sofa Mendes
and Messrs. Louis Cans. ]. L. B~uttenweiser
and Moses OttinGer. which 10 to put into effect
the ideas OF the most progressive OF New York
Jews for the i'm provement OF conditions in the
conRested districts.
'After studying the probler, for a year. II Is
now settled that on the Jewish Pentecost Day
a letter will be forwarded to all rabbis in the
city explaining what is to be done and inviting
help. The letter will say that. hard as the
philosophy may seem. not much can be hoped
for from effort among adults. Instead Of
work among them. q mighty effort must be put
buildings which will be rented and reftted
s a1a ede an MON on. or o. m HH5Ds r raj fSsS viii be Wi placed Se Fin IN
charge. Education along secular lines will ne
attempted. and beyond that, a religion. and
sible. get hold Of the lives and characters OF
future residents Of the congested quarters.
Dr. De SOFA Men1es. speaklng Tor the rio-
There rests upon the Jews Of New York a
grave responsibility to the future. This re-
sponsibility can only he discharged by Jews.
and the Union Of jewish ConGreea.io ions was
formed to try to solve this problem. A wear
of study has been bestowed upon 1t and the
children is the best means of accomplishing
permanent results. In these results all New
York. all OF the country. for that matter. is
deeply. interested. We must reform present
conditions or they will run over and inJure
more than Themselves We mean to try to get
indeed. to try to heir. schools 10 the num-
Der OF seventy;lve or eighty will be estah-
lished. provided sufficient funds can be So
made to get hold OF the hearts OF the children
and so make reform permanent"
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Jackson at, 81; Anna Seller Va Simon Seller ct al;
attys. Arrow h c.
Lebanon at. now l 10th at, g s.i11e.sw Clinton sv.
IL. sxp6: Samuel W Weiss, tris. va Henry Schopper
at al; atty, J F Mann.
Prospect az, " =. 244.3 n 1b2d ct. ~19.3Ia5;. NY
Building Loan Banking Co VS. Fredk W Peinecke ct
al: atty, ] A Ander.o on.
I'D av, IL W cor 176th at, 3OIas 4 x3o11oo: Simon
Adler at al VS. Laura Streirer ct al: atty. J Rothschild.
45th At, ITO W. Charles Weinberg VS. Laura V Cogs'
we'll ct al: attys. Lachman& q.
I43d 1T, 225 W: Randolph " Townsend vs Ulysses
S Stance ct al; a.tvs, Townsend. d 4 J..
Ib1st st. as, 1875 " Morris av, 25h11S.5. Caroline
CODY Va Frances Damatc or wallone ct al; atty. M j
Sullivan.
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has put together In a readable shape what In
formation he could find In books about these
countries, their people and products. His book
will be found as useful as any OF those brought
into existence by the war with Spain.
A new edition OF a useful publication.
Grams Standard American Railroad System
Atlas Of the World " George F. Cram. has been
issued with many corrections and additions.
The atlas, az Is well known. marks the railroad
systems In different colors. and contains many
ingenious devices for convenience in reference.
The compiler. like Sancho Panza, seems to
have a fondness for islands. and represents
many OF them on an unusually large scale. As
the United States Just now shares this fancy
the island maps will he found especially useful.
That standard work Of reference. the States
mans Year Book" lMacmillansA. appears for
the thirty-sixth time. Mr.. J. Scott Kettle and
Mr.. |. P. A. Renwick are the editors:
but Mr.. Carroll ID. Wright Is the editor OF an
American edition. THE value OF which must be
proven before It can be accepted as belonging
properly to the Year Book. International books
or periodicals are generally useless and unsuc-
cessful: they are characterless, pleasing no
part Of the constituency which they are intend
ed to please. We think. however. that the new
departure Of the Year Book should be profta-
Bile and OF value. Mr.. Wright's 2S2 pages OF
American matter contain more information
than can be found in any other two American
books Of reference; and the part OF the book
that Ia not American contains all that the Year
Book was wont to contain. II is to be hoped
that Mr.. WriGht's American matter" Is incor-
porated In its alphabetical position In the Brit
ish edition - It will be OF value to the few Brit
ish who wish to know something about the
United States. The maps In the American
chapter are bad.
We have also received:
"Ickery Ann and Other Girls and Boys Ella
W. Peattie. Herbert s. Stone 4 Coz
The Financial History OF Baltimore" ]. H.
Hollander. Pm. d. The Johns Hopkins Press.
Wild Life at Home; How to Study and Pho
toRraph It." r. Kearton. tCassell & Coz
Theory and Practice OF Teaching" David
?. Page. Edited by F. C. Branson. american
Book Company
London Guide" Charles Alvin GilliG. Thir-
teenth edition. Charles Alvin Gilligl
Heaven Opened or Expositions Of the Book
Of Revelation" Rev. A. B. Simpson. tChristia-
Alliance Publishing Company
Books | Have Read IDodd. Mead 4 Co..
Holy Bible. Polychrome Edition. edited
by Paul Haupt; Part IL. The Book OF
Ezekiel" translated by C. Fl. Toy: Part g,
The Book Of Joshua" translated by W. II.
Bennett. tDodd. Mead 4 Co..
THE Story Of the People Of England In the
Nineteenth Century" Vol. 2. Justin Mccarthy.
tG. P. Putnam's Sons.)
Danish Fairy and Folk Tales" ByJ. Chris
tian Bay. Profusely illustrated. tHarpers)
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Social Organizations to he Formed in Al
the Assembly Districts.

SOClHl oTkHnlLVtlOnB 10 III formed In All
the Assembly Districts.
Under the direction Of Congressman Israel
F. Fischer and other Republicans In the
Twenty-first Assembly district in Brooklyn.
an organization for social and political pur-
poses. taking in the entire district. has lust
been formed. Although the movement was
started only a couple OF months ago there ara
already over 800 names on the roll. The only
qualification for membership Is that the ap-
pliIcant must be a Republican and pledge him
10 be a Ane clubhouse In a central part OF The
district fitted W with a library and billiard
and pool tables. The officers are Louis j.
ZlinteIhh President; Joseph H. Adams, First
President; Joseph ,Sulzbach. Secretary; Nor
rs hieinf r. inanSial secretary Herman Fried
ing Secretary. and George W. Mccall. Ser
geant- at Arms.
II is the intention Of the true; blue Repub;
l~icans-of BROOKLYN to organize similar social
clubs in all the other Assembly districts and
70 have them in, full swing before the. close OF
the year The leaders are confident that such
bodies will materially aid IN building up he
party and putting II in fine shape for the Presi-
dental battle next year.
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Assignments Of Mortgages.

Aryine. Earlliss p. e1r. &c. TO Arthur A
Barr. Emma d, to Freik T Mueller .,",.a sls.i3o
Egan, John J. and ano to Adolphus +
E]ccicston, John b. to Mercantile Natl Bank: 5000
Frohman. Daniel. to Title Guarantee and
Tlust Co. 9Th av. W q, 50 9 1874 81 ~ lo'ooo
Hermann. Arthur A. to Jacob II west
Hang. Charlotte. adm1, &c. to Charlotte
KotIoHstv philip and ano TO John II Burt. t,ah2
Keller. Adam. to Cath II Martin .....".,... 1000
Koch, Frank, to Henry J Brakcr. ....,...... $1,000
KurZman, Anna and Helena. to Rosa strauss. 12'2hs
Lupus, Lille, to James 7 Barry "...".".. 1000
Mann. Howard. to Robert Boyd ...,.".,..., 1000
In. co rreoe''' % " ' y 5000
Pierce, Corneiia, to Bertha A Dean .....,. b4n
Rhoades. John Fl. ct al. trus. &c. to Andrew
Same 10 C,roline NJ Child ............ 1880
same To Andrey a hqney et al .. 1910
Same to Augusta II Bliss ct al, trus. I. ..... $4,000
Scott. Win II to VIM + FRITZ. 22pl+.oOo
Smith. Samuel B. to John II scully ...n.... 1000
sevbci. Daniel r to sophie Y Ciamsen ...... 1900
Z~borpwski, Vim r, to VIM q McCrea. u.,.. I3s
The HB Clafin Co to Abraham p Zemansky: nom
River ssyines Bs ar .!to u w. .' ~ 10000
wiikowsky, Anna j, to Richard b Marks -. $500
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Frederick zittel has sold for Robert Wallace
s:stSsnxi5S.il Il: Sos; ff$5t e IA ; W. %est Is SlEp .Sy:
S Sse!i II, l%11SS% s3Sxioo IN" 10. 0t q %Sss ssSS asns,s
Nj, 4 I. Hess has sold for Louise Mintarn,
Broadway. to Heilner 4 Wolf.
seven lots on the west side OF Manido street.
Greene 4 Taylor have sold for the University
Real Estate Company the block front on the
West side dna e Pi,t h is,h .t ays9ne' T Pstwee n J Fq Sts:
and this viii be altered for use as an apart
ment house The purchase price is said TO be
The unfinished building. on a plot 125XIo0:
on he northwest corner OF Central Pa Park West
block front. 2o0Exioo6. between iio5th and Io8th
ii. s. Ely and Frederick Southack 4 Co. have
sold the fve-story building. on lot 25x75. No.
g T Cham bers street: Nathan comr.rx b,.
bought the plot. ,l0Sx3Sxa9. 11x35. on the
northwest corner OF Convent avenue and 15Oth
The same company has sold to Kate Watkins
the dwelling. 2Ox5Ox1OO. No. 23B East 1l2th
John NJ. Gibson has sold for L, W. Mars TO- s.
silberstein the, four-story brick fiat. 20xe0xeo.
No. T35 Second avenue,
Whitaker the nye;story fiat. No. 80 West
story story d fvTsffi !eF nos. - Ens aud 81 Wee 'G i7sd
story dwelling. No; 22o Edgecomb9 avenue,
M~acnauRhtan. to Walter P. Bliss the fye-story
American basement dwelling. Nc. 70 Park
avenue.
Daniel Birdsall 4 Co. have sold to an investor
for W. X. Bloodgood. as trustee, the fve-story
building. No. - Reade street,
Lowenfeld.& Prayer have sold to Matilda W.
White tho hlOnH front on Meat ENnFfh Qfrnaf
recently purchased by them.
Jacob L. Lissner has bought the f1ve-story
stone and brick fiat on the southeast corner OF
Fifth avenue and 18th street.:
l.. J. Phillips 4 Co. have sold for F. NJ. Stewart
and H. /. Smith. the two four,story American
basement dwellings. 4OxlOO. Nos. 300 and 81
West 10th street.
John Peters has sold for Martin L. Rickerson
thu five story double tenement. on lot 25x
100 II. No. 2l7 East 1920 street:
e. NJ, RosNnthal has bought the fat. 75x1O0.
on the north side OF 18th street. 400 feet west
Of IenoS avenue.
Mrs. Ella J. Breckenridge has bought the
brownStone dwelling. on lot lIx10O.11. No.
27l West III st street.
NJ. L. g. Ernst have sold to a builder the lot.
25.2xl0O, on the southeast corner Of Second
avenue and 10th street, The buyer will erect
a fve-story fiat on the site.
b c. K F. T. Barry have sold for James B.
Fitzgerald a plot 5OX10O feet on the north side
OF East Ninety-seventh street. POO feet east of
Fifth avenue. to an investor Oh private terms.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

The realty market was fairly active yester-
day. but the transactions were confined for the
most part to the buying and selling OF small
properties. These included dwellings. fats,
and downtown business properties and small
vacant lots In various sections Of the city.
There were in addition ono or two Gales OF i'm
portant unimproved properties and a resale OF
a block front on the lower west side. There
were three sales at auction, all in foreclosure
proceedings. and the plaintiffs we're the buyers
In two instances.
In several Of the sales Of residence property
which were reported yesterday the buyers we're
investors. Although 1t is late in the real es-
tate season and this movement may therefore
have little effect on the market this summer.
it certainly gives good promise for the fall
business.
Frank D. Ames OF Ames Il Co. has been
elected a member OF the Real Estate Board OF
Brokers.
In view OF the seriousness OF a situation
which has been operative at the salesroom for
some time and which has brought misfortune
to several voluntary sales. the following state
ment sent out yesterday by James l.. Wells is
instructive:
Mr.. Sylvester Pope. Mr.. William L; Condit
trustees Of the estate II IL. .Jto;sepRine l.. Peyton.
to the sale Of May I. 1866 that the estate had
nobody TO protect the sale in any way: that
nobody was present on behalf OF the estate to
either start the bidding or TO do any bid
ding Of any kind during the entire sale:
that the auctioneer had lnstructions to sell
every piece that was put up for sale that no.
body interested in the sale had either bid upon
a single lot or purchased a lot at the sale: that
the entire sale went to real estate operators
and investors that the public understood that
the property brought the market value in al
most every instance"
1t is conceded by every broker who is con-
versant with the values OF property In the
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth wards that
the Peyton sale was a success. and this success
is attributed to the fact that the bidders knew
that they were not being opposed by represen-
tatives OF the estate.
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Omcial Transfers.

Amsterdam av. q e cor 10th at. 51.21loo; q
" stetson, exr. toiDora Osborne ;........
Henry l. Norris to Anna + N Zborowski..
Ayp y :. 20 n 9th st, 20, si7o; Benjamin
GHldoerser 70 Bershs Fsldmsrk ,.;;
I%6oxaa.5; Caroline o Miller and ano to
Bo oHiepm 3 W cor sa,h st. o o.s1ion: Ben.
jamin Weaver and ano TO Peter II Cram
Brook av, s. 1Hd n ! 10th st: ~ to wob-
ster ay: John Fines to Geo W Martin. -.
BrOonle 81, 3 -. "a W Attorney 1T, 25x75 Fan
ME Stern, extrx, to Jacob Pomcranz and
Broome vt. bos and 5i0. Al. irreg; John
II bowers to Milton q Buttcrneid -.
Broome, ST. =, 80 " Attorney ST. 25xTh:
Leopold Yesky to Isidore GinsberE and
Cannon at. III. and 2s2 and 2S4 Stanton st.
n!w cor: Eliza F. schaeter to Rebccca
Coran's alley. n $, at q Q land May Tracey,
lo+.4 @ Wverdale av. 6t.@ TX irreg; John
and Thomas Mulligan to James Mulligan
Concoursc. Q a. 225 $ l9ad st or Primrose
ct, 5oxloO: John c Briggs to Eva A Salter
Cornelis at, II 8, l22.3 Q BleecGer at. +2.2K
Henry Sniy st. : W cor scSmmel " st. aS npsTs
26,3XIs.a; Herman kenlmers to Louis
Hubert at, = ., IS e Greenwich at. 22x,5:
also +01 to All Greenwich at. and Hubert
st. =. 81 Greenwich st, 25I25; Marietta
Wilsey to welsey 5 Block -..-.........
Same prCp: Chas I. 1r. and Vim NJ V Hot-
man to Marietta Wilscy ..,...............
Interior lot. 500 3 Hist st and 90 a web.
F So.tS sT = " r1 5s.s ! e e so tS; sls :" tn Mad TT IofI 200
1881 n 2n1 Q 7I,N to Mil Brook < ~:
Annie F. Nreeland to Geo W Martin .......
Same prop; Chas " Levy TO Geo W Martin
Jansen av. n W =. at q s Terrace View av, H3y
Sa,6kiQeIl !. gore; Adelaide A ieAndle to
Lexington av, d3S, W =. 2Ox7o: Annie Bar.
tells to Sarah I Johnston .....'...., -. 1
hnH Inn, Mary X Nor and ann ,Nra 10
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Greenwich At. 40: improvement TO tene
ment: NJ Corcoran, owner; Haas 4 Fried.
architects: cost. .....,...., .......... $4,000
South at. 223. and Water at. +33-43I: i'm.
provement to warehouse: + 4 Heating,
owner: G n Dissonway. architect: cost. 5000
tth ct. l24 f.; 6.story and basement fats
1 Rohi. srchiteSts. cost, ,''i',.'I""''. 10000
2sth at. 1O5 W: Improvement to dwelling;
architect: cost e.. "". ,,.'.' 1900
8sth at. 4o.542 W; 6~ve.story stable: James
cost ''',,', ''l''. - ,..' o.~e'.~'n" 10000
42d at. 135.13Q. and 43d At, 1as.142: i'm.
prpvement to warehouse Acker. Merrall
Il Condit, owners; Charles j. Berg. srrhi-
tfC'. Cust &. .'.'''' .''''' 100, 90 '' Si'O'
51st At, 12l z; improvement to school; City
New York. owner: J B Robinson. architect;
s1st. n +. 1o4 " Broadway; nine story fats;
Rich. architscts: cost. ,'....,.. .,'",,.'. $50. 900
10th st. 2l6 +; improve ment to school;
City New York, owner; J B Robinson, ar.
chitect; cost. ......... 800
last st and Hamilton. place. n " cor;
and architect; cost. $4,000
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Recorded Lenses.

Az A, 1891. " cor 74th at: Matilda Protz-
mann to Otto J KopeckyI3 yrs.........
Broadway. 224a; Gustav Schneider TO
Charles Schofer. s yrs. ]
Columbus av. s2l; Adelaide Comstock. in
div and trls. to Alice Brady. 3 yrs. ......
Fulton at, 141; Peter Lorillard OF al TO Max
Lindemann. yrs ......... 49,. .......:
Park av, n " cor 10th at: Fredk Baar and
Henry Nobel to Claus Boiling; Is yrs. q
Thompson 1t. %; John W Allyne and ano
TO Dionisio Catarst and ano, 5 yrs Is days.
fremont av, q " cor Bathgate av: Gottfried
Schulz TO Gilbert Van der smisson. Q
yrs ..-....,. S1.i4o
LIST av, ao5; Otto Hang TO Henry F Albert, 5
yrs. ,.,.,... -.........
I'd av, 2Io5 and 2lO7: Charles Faas 10 Frank
Pitre and ano. b yrs. ".,"". 3
eth av. I321t.n g cor 2ath at, Harriet q
Coogan to Benedetto Ragusa. o yrs.......
9Th az. 1902: Henry MEME to Nathan Him
milweit. 3 ..........
18th aN. 738: Dora Mas TO Thomas Fitzpat.
rick. 3 yrs
2lst at. 342 f.: Johanna steiert to Theodore
Blessman. 9 yrs.
4ath at. 8 W: trustees Of Columbia College
TO stephen Van r Cruger. 81 yrs. ........ ]
saith st. dl2, GA and 6l5 f; A NJ PETER to
Geo Meyers. Jr, e yrs $40
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MORT. and sno. trus. to See " Martin: I"
y H saGy l. X &orri: : and .no. 9 snp.. D 70 same IA
Wal" iass ~. iTf.ii!ls47s M Missshs' covs en- aS to
Augusta Blumner. 1900
W .ss i9ssSns e. John / h 'G Il ' syr ct 90 and inis snU,
ueSr., to Frederic RRhinSiander' -. |
s1s,%S, A: s y; : 8 Eli Eiit. : 4 H sdS%eii 10 81: ooo
I'D. Sy, 49,. aa,tiso1 irres; Mary i La
9Th az n v cor Il2th 81 q, iiIiooi samuel
Sender JasmulowSky. ct al. to Bernhard :,
10Th 9, p :. sIs Az p. 251s.,s; Ann SUIT.
1ith a. sio and Med an / Enc r. 7Sxst,e, Simon
,Aaierani ano to Harris GoidiTrs ". 1880
18th At. Go TO e18 f., 75Xp4.p; Pincus
Lowenfeld and ano to Simon Ailcr and ,
Ssum and sn {; to nebscca oshn ' ''nu /
sH,h e., n 8. 100 sai,h az. 17brsi.8; John ,,ooo
aist 4; i,s ESst. 2oISs.0: Louisa Ensei to
Jennie NJ Psrdce, v." l
'I hon to- to- Julia afs + + pS aSsse II; eliza s McM'. a,.5oo
'i 1oc st; n Geo e. FILLS i ESoi IN GSl%@S1 to AZ John aT +
e% T}I,s i; lS9 Y s%,.1,cO..'j fredi 4 snow to LOCO
i? sas q 7 ; + sa1 II To%s, s19% 1sf' to az Merritt stSt
a. hist, ms. 800 2 " columbus ay, se.ex
Goth at, II 2. 100 q I'd az, 2bI1oo.s; Helm.
rich Petri to Magdalena Petri ......,,...,. 100
psth At, n =, 100 " West End av, lOoI10o. II:
John N A Gtiswold to tho Metropolitan
1osth at. N 3. 200 " west End av, 76I
100 II; II Augusta Polhemus to Henry
and Edward Hirsh and ano. ,............ 1
Mary < Wynne., 10000
Barbara Fritz to Tobias iauer,.t,o ~. exchange
well to George a stiiiweii. ..""N".I."... 10000
D Arthur to Herbert coope -.,.W,...-.. ALSO
Julia Ryan to Margaret Shaw 800, 1900
ap,il; John Buckley to chss ii KnoI 1000
14sth ct. n ., 1884 W Broadway, 18.Sx
and wife 1000
Timothy sullivan to Michael Del aiudice, $500
165th at, = e cor linton av, 25I1O0; Philip
Schnur to Sarah Mclaughlin ........, I
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Striking Brooklyn Painters Win.

The Amalgamatcd Painters Society OF
Brooklyn. which ordered a general strike Of
its members in Brooklyn early this week to
enforce the union wages Of So a day. reported
Yesterday that the strike was practically ended
all the employers. with the exception OF three
or four. having granted the demands.
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Co, i~nstslls.
MARKS 70 Thomas O'Connor. 8 yrs...",.
Hath ut, a " cor Hamilton terrace; II
Wheeler Powell TO Jacob ID Butler, ! yr...
Same prop; same TO the German n lSr;
l6lat at, n A.. 275 " Morris av; Michael Del
aiudice to Timothy sullivan. 1 VI, ......
15pth at, n .. $50 " Amsterdam avs Henry
NJ Denton 10 American Mortgage Co, i VT.
lsoth At, o. pS " Courtlandt av; Margaret
Redican to William W Vaughan, 1 VI.
1duth At. ss, l28 " Conrtlandt av; same to
william " Vaughan. ! yr .r....,..,
l6bth 81, q e cor linton AV! Sarah McLauRh.
lin TO James T Barry. yr .n"..".","".
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Auction SaleI.

At the New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
terday William NJ. Ryan sold. in foreclosure.
the three-story brick dwelling. on LOT 1SXS5.
No. Isl Convent avenue. to the Metropolitan
Trust Company for $4,000.
n. Phoenix Ingraham sold. in foreclosure.
the fve-story stone front fiat. on lot 25xa9. II,
No. IA West 134th street. to the plaintiff.
Michael Feeney. for S17.S57.
James L. Wells sold. in foreclosure, the three
story frame dwelling, on lot 5Ox100. on the
south side Of DIN avenue, 50.4 feet east OF
Station place. to william F. Carroll for $3.50.
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City 8sal Gstste.

FOR SALE.
A threestory brick and basement dwelling house.
fully occupied ripe for Improvement: in q coming
business district: terms confidential. Apply TO
OWNER on premises. ~ Downing at. city.
9th wARD.-Twos substantial. old.style houses in
~ a desirable neighborhood. convenient to all lines
of travel. dimensions. 81 by liz.
8. F. JAYNE 4 CO.,
264 West 23d OF, and IS Liberty at.
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Sid,

A T IL Livingston place ,Stuyvesant Park. near
IA East 18th IT.. opposite st. Georges church
rrHE WAGNER. 81 East seth st.-Furnished parlor,
i bedroom and bath; elevator. also studios and
Offices.
9TH ST.. 2a3 EAST Furnished room for gen.
Id tleman: separate bath; modern plumbing:
strictly private: reference required.
DOTH ST. II ~EAST.-Nicely furnished large and
"a small rooms; bath. all conveniences: breakfast
optional: references required.
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11ath ct, s28 f: Michele siciliano Va. Mary Kars'
tspecihc performance; attys, Reeves. I. 8.
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The Weather.

Fair weather was general yesterday except that
there were a few showers in the region from north
en New York southwest over the Ohio Valley. soutl.
en Illinois, Mssourj, Kansas, the Arkansas Valley
and Texas. The temperature was higher in about
all districts, hut freezing weather continued N
northern Montana and frost occurred in ali the
Northwest States, in minnesota. Kansas. Nebraska.
Wyoming and Colorado,
There were no storms in sight, but the pressure
was slightly below normal in the Southwest and on
tho Pacific coast.
In this city the day was fair and warmer, average
humidity ~ per cent: wind generally north
east, aNera &C velocity IA miles an hour, bar
ometer. corrected to read to sea level. at = A. VI.
3o.2u, 3 1. NJ. 3o.I7.
The temperature as recorded by the ofirisl ther.
mometer and also by TnE SUN's thermometer at the
Atrent leNel Is shnMn in thu anneInd LaLln