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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
RIAL ESTATE NEWS.

Both. branches OF the real estate market
showed a decided improvement yesterday. The
list OF sales at private contract was long and
the properties sold were in several instances Of
considerable value. A number OF the sales re-
ported wore OF an investment character. con-
tinuing the movement inauEurated last week.
Private dwellings, formed the bulk OF the deal
ing. which nevertheless was OF a rather mis-
cellaneous character. including properties in
many sections OF the city.
The sales In the auction room were better at
tended yesterday than they have been since
the active auction market ended. The sales
were not confined to parcels In foreclosure.
there being several offerings by order OF ex-
ecutors and at voluntary sale. These parcels at
times called forth spirited bidding before they
were knocked down. or the eighteen offerings
scheduled. fourteen were disposed Of outsiders
being well represented in the buying. There
are three parcels advertised for sale to-day.
Among the moro important OF the sales re-
ported yesterday were two corners. one on
Broadway and the other on Madison avenue
The Broadway sale was plot. 55x125. on the
southwest corner OF the old Boulevard and
Ninety ninth street. The buyer paid $4,000
for the property. on which he will erect
sevsn-story apartment house. The Madison
avenue property was on the southwest corner
Of Madison avenue and Thirty-first street 1t
Is q four-story dwelling. with a stable adjoin-
ing. The plot is about 55.9x07 and was sold
for about $135.000.
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SUICIDE INSURED ron 100000.
Brady Took Out n Policy in August, but 1t
Bars Suicide within n Year.

Brady Took Out n Policy in August, but 1t
Bars Suicide within n Year.
Nothing developed yesterday In the affairs OF
Frank NJ. Brady. the young Wall street broker.
who killed himself in his Office on Monday. that
would explain the suicide. The only cause
suggested 10 suicidal mania. His friends say
that in tho past few weeks he had frequently
talked about suicides and the various ways in
which they sought death.
Although but one month ago Mr.. Brady took
out policy for 10000 in the Equitable Life
Assurance Society. 1t is extremely improbable
that his heirs will real lie ANYTHING on the pol
10y. The policy was issued by tho society on
Aug. ~. and Mr.. Brady paid S3,061 as tho first
years premium. In the policy. however. Is this
clause:
"Seif Destruction or Insane: Within
one year Of the date OF tho issuance. the policy
is not risk assumed by the society In the
contract"
Its known that Mr.. Brady was fully aware
OF this. clause and 1t Is evident that he did not
commit suicide to make tho insurance payable.
w. f. johnson. who ia in charge Of the mortu-
AIRY department Of the society. said yesterday
that no claim had been filed with him. He
added that II such q claim was He'd tho COM
pany would refuse to nay 1t.
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knew that employees in other industries are
not exempt II they violate law. and he
to the railroad companies. He favored hold
ing n president OF n railroad company or any
ssa aGt BY 6 we're sTr IN
the discharge OF his duties. This would bring
them nil TO the proposition whether they should
leave their employment or violate the law.
Ito was positive that on the Southern Railway
there are no freight Determinations. All ship;
lost some, business by that policy. but he
believed that later such business had come
back The tSs o mission
from WHICH thav receive the fewest complaints
are New England and that section south ofthe
sure that the Standard OH Company could get
no more favorable rate from the Southern Rail-
ResSraing r Sts Mr Spencer Justified the
charging of a smaller rate for long haul than
for short haul In many cases The charge for
the short haul being reasonable. commercial
necessities, regulated the prices charged at
points further apart The higher rate for pas
was due to the sparsely populated country.
which originated n smaller amount OF traffic.
ida to h Norsh With H Other Classes
OF freight. arose from the necessity OF running
the perishable freight on a fast train, carrying
smaller amount OF tons and requiring expen-
Give attendance.
The prevailing com bination OF railroads. Mr..
rates. except possibly to retari further reduc.
tions. The consultations that have taken
place have not. he thought. Increased rates.
dalton has taken place. He dldn't think the
consolidation OF railroads would make further
Government inspection and control necessary.
On tho other hand. he thought consultations
beneficial by doing away with discriminating
rates.
The Southern Railroad Company consists OF
what five years ago were thrty-fve or thirty
tions were then all in the hands OF receivers and
unable to pay interest charges. while their
roadbeds were not kept up. That was not
condition warranting a reduction in rates. but
five years a ter consolidation thoir rates as
whole have hesn reduced per cent.
Mr. Spencer said there had been great re-
vival OF business on the Southern railroad.
though revival OF business was not, equal to
the condition now prevailing in the West.
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sNINDLER CAUGHT nv NEWARK.
He Pretended to Solicit Aid for Poor Sol
diers' Families.

Ho Pretended to Solicit AID Tor Poor SOL
diers' Families.
A man who said that he was Lieut. Meyers Of
Company +. Third Regiment. New Jersey
National Guard. was arrested in Newark yes
terday charged with an attempt to swind!e a
number OF persons on the plea Of being en-
gagged in collecting money to aid poor families.
He called on A. C. Courier. dealer in paints
and oils at the corner OF Clinton and Mulberry
streets, and asked Ms. Courier to help five
signed by Gov Voorhees,: Mr. Courier was
interested. but said that he would have to In.
vestigate tho matter. The investigation did
not prove satisfactory and the map was takeg!
into custody by detective. He had secured
about $40 on his petition. Gov. Voorhees, was
called up by telephone and he said that he had
mover heard of Meyers. The man gave his
address as 50 Front street. Elizabeth. a vacant
lot.
It ia said that a swlndnR game similar to
this has been worked hy some one in Pater-
son. possibly by the same man. The poor iami
lies are suppo.ed to he the families OF sold ers.
The swindlers name is said to be Herbert
Mayhem. At Police Headquarters he admit
ted that that was his name.
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Auction Sales.

At the New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
terday PsterF Meyer 4 Co. sold. in foreclosure.
the three-story brick dwelling, No. 126 East
Ninety second street. to tho plaintiff. l.. r.
Gaffney. for S135OO: also. the f1ve-stor brick
fiat, No 81 East 134th street. to the plaintiff
". NJ. KinRsland. for 900: also. for the trus-
tees the vacant plot. 241O4x10Ox25X1OO No.
l27 Pitt street. to Louis J.. Richmnn, for S1p.-
700. and the two-story frame building. No.
Ala Grand street, to Addison & Stone for $22,-
800.
William NJ Ryan sold. in foreclosure. the five
story tenement. No. 344 East Thirty sixth
street. to the plaintiff. Mary Dunn. for 81 O,O00
and for executor, the three-story building. No.
l4l Bowary. to Thos. L. G. Burke for $25. 100
Bryan L. Kennedy 4 Co sold. at public auc-
tion, the four-story brownstone dwelling. No.
l43 West Fiity-third street. to James Butler
for S13.25O: also the three story dwelling. No.
10 East Seventy-ir street. to James Butler
for $l3.900: also, the five-story single flat No.
PAS West 135th street. to James d. Kelly for
1913. 500. and the three STORY brick dwelling.
No. "a West 123d street to r. c. Hearn for
$1,000.
William Kennedy sold. In partition, Nos. $40
treter for $25, 900
Herbert A. Sherman sold. in foreclosure. the
six-story brick store No. 1T Prince street. to
III +. Burns for S27 700
George Il. Read sold at public auction the
four-story and basement dwelling No. 120 West
Seyenty-ninth street to F. NJ. Dick for S35. 400
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Foreclosure Suits.

9th st, as, 100 W Is. av. 251p3.l1; Jacob voorhis
ysCharles Buerman, ct oil, foreclose lien: atty
Doyle.
18th ct. as, 1889 9Th nv. 24.oxp2Iirrer; The Ger
mania LIE Ins Co vs. Joseph McCnfcey, ct al;
attya, Shipman, Lac.
Audubon av, W 8. 1910 n lS4th st. 1sxao: Sarah
Friedlander VS. jacob Hess. ct al: atty. = Marx.
SBth 1t, n =, 1857 Park av. &OIlOOs; Cathnrine
Work vs. Congregation hgudath Jeshorim; attys.
Kelly 4 @.
1hth st, II q. 232 Livingston pl. 44.1o102; Jacob
Voorhis Morris Jacobson and ano, foreclose
lien; atty n Doyle.
10th ct, =, 1892 Amsterdam av, 20. OF. ?:
Samuel French VS. United States Mortgage and
Trust Co. ct al; attys. Myers. q n b.
1921 st, 4 q, 2HS q Sth av. lIxvp.l1 The Elberon
Memorial Presbyterian Church. }. VS. Jno NJ
Roberts. ct all nttys. Bowers KS.
127th ct, n a. i55 e st, AIMS av, 2T.6x1o0 Henri
eta Hoppock va Jos Jennings. ct al; atty, NJ p
Frrria
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Court Calendars This DAY.

Appellate Diysion-Supreme Court-Nos %. 81.
u! 80, 81 ST.. 81 81. va. %. 20. s", lol, 1885, Io4
cnsnGsP at 1880 PART
Natter. Part III"clear. Motions. Dsmur,
FtSSG Ga, a E.stsFT sss sasI
$3.50, $50. 1859. ss27, asdI,. 1881. a;4o. 2252.
Part H ,SNS frpm PR " Part N.G0sr
Jared Cause. 1Sos. i5@7. $50: s7sa 5is2; s3io.
Sn6nished"No,. se2s, 2572, ass. ISL, 4lis.
4,95 47;S t1S 6iGs stsa 72o Part "
Part N-CGse unfinished -Casea from Part ILL.,. Part
yI-Clear-caseS from Part Ill. Part VII-Clear-
NHsi '9I' t"ol' '1h": 20 31I1' - 3t"o saa'
5,7i 52T2, 1887. b435, ab65. a303. Part VIII Case
nnhnishcd-Cases from Part VII. Part lX-Clear-
Cases from Part VII. Part XI-Case unfinished
Cases from Part VII. Part XII-Cascs unfinished
Surrogate Conrt- Chambors-For probate-wins
OF James II. Wool. Matthew smith. Mary E. Nelson,
Joseph II, Bryun, MarXar,t Roberts. Ellen Hunt.
Sarah A. Risey, Jane Z, TibbaiS Timothy r Dwight,
Bridget owa!l, at 1913" A. NJ. Anna :. Ray at
TRIAL Term No 1887. will of John Conner. at so
A. NJ. No. lI"2. will of Anala RoNenecker. at 1890
A. NJ. estate nf Thomas On IAN. at 1870 A. NJ.
city Court Special Ierm-CJurt opens at 10 A. NJ.
Tri.I Tsrm-Part -Clear--Nos. 1I4d. II49. 1850.
ll5l ll52 1854. llHu. llEo. 400 lil4. 1872, l+t3.
l463 1855 1905, 1876. l457 1905. l45a, 1900 l4ol.
l+r2 l4Ht. 146i, 1865. l4nn Part lease 10
7s "? 45 gFTn :s e. H 55 lII ST. 90 s e.
laal.. 1870, 1911 ,4S2 1873 ia; 40, Par, III
l45I,l4!7, 1919. 1872 l4So. i4aI, l+s? l4s3 l4si.
1885, 1875, l4s!, l4ss l4sa. 1920. 1891 1892 ana.
I4.i, l4M5 l4mG, I+n1; i4as. Part iN-cle,r-short
2U4l, 2S9I,
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p. c. 4 F. T. Barry have sold for Joseph
ARoAtini. at about $175, 900. the nve- story
American basement dwelling. on lot 27x1022.
No. 20 East Seventy-second street.
Mandebaum 4 Levine have sold for about
$135. 600 the four-story brownstone dwelling,
with stable adjoining. on plot $50. about 81
on the southwest corner OF Madison avenue
and Thirty-frst street.
Francis u. Jencks. has aold for about SIS 900,
to John c. Burn the plot. 55x125. on the south
weat corner OF broadway and Einety-nnth
street.
Rusher 4 Babcock have sold for E. L. Swayne
to a client the throe-story dwelling. 176x55x-
1922. No 1877 West Seventy tn street.
Charles Griffith Moses J. Bro. have sold to
client for Moore 4 Ashley the three story
dwelling. 15x5Ox1OO. No 528 West 15Oth
street.
Samuel B. Wray has sold to Robert ]. Murray
the four-story dwelling. No. 593 West End
avenue.
Bryan L. Kennedy 4 Co. have sold the Ave
story brick tenement, No. 432 East Seventy
sixth street. to Joseph Hyams.
Thomas Farley has sold Nos. 1172 to 1176
Union avenue
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Ranl Estate Transfers.

1tsh 392 .; IN S 49, wasn,d H51loo
18th Ut, II 8, 200 W Sd Av, 25xlOOI. Cath
crime LAmour to Louis Lese .,a.;,,,;.., 1
n VIM Is Smith. eIor. &C. 10 Mary
to iustavns Il Smith ......'..,.,.." $4,000
lIsth st, SIS. 2d5 e 4th av, wldened 25XlOO.
10; Dora Bernhsim to Ernestinc Bern
Eagle Az, W T. 4a4.a l5nth 81. ia.l ix9O.5;
JSSsph S.Gm1nn to fonH Beatty tHtys apa sH% 1900
DILL; Francis thornton to Annie /.
14th st. ~. a0G e 3i ay. aeIlo3.i; Robert
= Orr 10 Gertrude Work, q c..............
'f Trancis McDs r and and VIM CStianan
to McDermott Bnnger Dairy Go o..o.:a. 2s.b6e
lyman ami henry SOM. ..;,,::.a;,.;...,. 2s.2bC
Annie Il seGgermann, -. ..:.:..... loc
ery:i. Lax. Ice SS 's o i It aSS.0S
sdth ST. 40 i, i.,ioIlo0,S; Ebert Gran - 49,
dali. referee to Cornelius OKeilly 49,. lo.4oC
SANFORD s. smith to See George Mes.eTyy. IVY"
13dth st, = 3, I22 Boulevard, 6oXvp.ll:
Crystal Lake Ice c. to Augustus q
l69 Pdi' 4. -. l55 Park ave 25Iiooli
James Machcli to Jn!n, sen,mel.4th
eG e1,:t Lake IL isg % 10 S' Ansasns
Interior terror" lot. IeGnsi29 E Mott ay and l4r,Io
Hath st, runs III. xSw 40.l1Hw
above and land -. SN hATcm II II 90;
also all title 10 land bet LIST parcel above
anil that ~ James NJ La toSte and ~ tho
NYk arlem Il II Co, y parC All title -
n OF right of way, 20 IL VIDE, adj list par
eel above, adj land Of n \ Harlem K Il
sc; Chas Van ripper to ChSS Furh'
ssm' property, Cha, A furthman to Gh4a
Van Ripper n VIE, ,...., .,....,,.,t,,,..r.
Bryant av, q :. at old Clover IT. IuuIIOu;
Geo Quiuan 20 GermAn'Amercan Real
Estate Title Guarantee Co .................
I'd Nv. 22s4. e s. 25ISi, solomon Keller TO
TITLE Keller. -,....,.,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1920 St n s, 235 . Boulevard, IG.aXgr.II;
Walter L Day TO Joseph Walker. Jr. ....,.
saith at, 0 0. ESQ " 9Th Av. 2OXgS.e; John
Brennan to WIN Hunt ...,....,...,...... lo'
Washington OF. Rsb And 3S7. 2oIdoi
Lyman SOM OF al to VIM DsWey...".. IoI
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Stern. LYMAN. to Joseph Dlckscheid, Lex.
Killecn, Julie l. to Vito Longobardi. Iatth
at. 422 j.. o yrs....................
MEME, Henry, TO Herman Newman, stk aY,
zoo. yrs .;.,...,
st. 254 ", = yrs ......... ....................
Gillespie. Lillian s, to Mary Wilson, 57th
81. 4osW, yr,."......:.....,".:: 49,.
jackson al, ~ cor Monroe a. a Nil yrs
Coburn, Alfred =. to william steinberg sth
av. 2OI4. es. 3yrs.............. -. i 400
Appel Jacob, TO Katharine 7 sieghardt
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Charged with Selling Spurious Theatre
Passes.

William b. Murray. an usher at the Empire
The,tre. was held In $1,000 bail for the action
OF the Grand Jury by Magistrate Meade In the
Jefferson Market police court yesterday on
acharGe OF selling forged theatre passes. On
the door OF the theatre. 1t was spurious and
Central Office Detective Frazer took the
man in charge. He said he had pu released the
pass at cigar store at IA Lexington avenue.
He was taken thero and the proprietor said
that he had sold him tho pass. having pur-
chased IL, together with several others OF
various theatres. from Murray. He accom-
panied the detective to the Empire Theatre.
where Murray was arrested.
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CONDITION OF STATE BANKS
Increase in Resources. Loans and Discounts
and In Specie.

Increase in Resources. Loans and Discounts
and In Specie.
ALBANY. Oct. 11.-An increase Of S51 .474 ASP
in the resources OF the 20S State banks OF de-
post and discount. at the close OF business on
Sept. 20 last as compared with the correspond
ing period last year. is shown by statistics
tabulated by State Superintendent OF Banks.
Frederick ID. Kilburn.
The amount due depositors has increased
S4so62,5Il during the year. The surplus and
while tho total capital stock has decreased
$203.5OO The loans and discounts have in
creased S15.432.S02; the amount due from
trust companies and hanks, ST .45b.071. and
the Investments In stocks and bonds. S3.33l.-
80. The amount Of specie held has increased
1894 $50. while the amount due trust COM
panies and banks increased S3.459.a74. The
total amount OF legal tenders held by the banks
decreased during the year, 81 $50 .O6O.
The total resources and liabilities follow:
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given MS tho best canal in all the wide
world. without ono cent Of taxation. and II such
laws could be passed 9t the coming session OF
tho Legislature and the income set aside for
canal purposes IL would soon give us a canal
entirely satisfactory even to Capt Dupuy."
The convention adjourned sine die Tonight.
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Same prop: Lucia Sess va same. ......,.... 2s7.as
Same prop; II simonson X Son Co vs. Peter
o krnot and Mary Mcwnlters. ..., ...'.,,e. Gse.bo
Cherry at, 4Ta to As; Ruby Buchwald VS.
Madison ay, n " cor ii tn at. i0ixii6o; ''''O0
Maria W Dittmar VIZ Myer Hollman ct al 42I.i7
LIST ay, " cor stth at 25I 100: Charles
Gens vs. II steinksmp and Jos Berias.
9th y 542 FL Andrew BiaGrocE vs. Adsm l'''OO
o?d At, 3 s. 100 boulevard, GorioU. T Ii
,simonson Son Co vs. Emilio viena. ..... 2s6.so
Eo.Sxioo; William II Crane VS. Ella VOID. $4,000
1st av, ., 100 n ll2th 81. lOOXloO;
Ephraim Rudnick vs. Keshin. Blitstcin
1 18th ct. s2d TO 332 Il; Ephraim RudnicE vs.
Dsyid Cohen and ano, .,'',,....,.'',... 1900
1I n.Ll, f.. " cor Amsterdam av. 25ritoi .o
Leroy st. II; Hahn OReliy vs. Elias o
Co. Vim f Dstokss Ct al ,.....,..,..,..., 4l.l2
Dc Hart -. 1922 $50 g. 200 90
xlO0; Danville stove Mfg Co VS. Cath N
Mathews etal. 10000
92d st, as. 1875 W Central PAX West, isb1
looi Barney Goldman Va J oConnell
Brook av. n " cor st Pani's Place, boIi0o:
Congress Varnish Works Va Geo W Martin
s5th st, S. ~ Park av. rs. 7xio2a: Edwin
shuttieworth vs. Bernard Bimbere.. -. $500
2Ith It, 49, to 4+s "; VIM l. sales vs. VIM
ssth 81, Isk 2iEi'T j Mooney 4, 90 vs.
Joseph wand Francis Kierst. winifred
smith and John J RieIst. 342.60
Madison st, 1875 4 1877; T Mooney Il Co vs.
.Abelman 4 RosenTanm.. ....'....e,,.., 1896
Wales sv. ws. 2878 s westchester ny. I5x
sS2i Geo Kingston Va Raphael Con. ~
1a,th st. 1000 to zoos f; Geo spaeth vs.
14sd st. sio and az " Gliclman Bros VS. 70
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Hartman, W, We Hattie Hoffman by bondl,
Teller nv, n 8, ~ 1H2d vt; lSD9.... ..,... $50.
StellwRRen. Philip. w same (by bond,
same property: 1900. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30.
Tho Berger Mfg Co, VS. same by bond,
same property; 1899 .....,..... 100: ....... 1925.
pToperty;isps 80! ''.,..,...:o..,. D" Al
Lear, william +, va Leon Belcher. Cedar
ay. VS.. 80 land Of L O Morris; 1897. $50.
Rolph Harry. VS. same (order OF court,
same property; 1890 ...,.,'.,............... So.
McCandless, samuel. VI Matilda Hayes 828
Madison av; 1899. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 300.
$50 to $40 W i5ad ct; $500 :.. .. 400
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Plans Filed for New Buildings.

9th st. 642; siI-story storage and shed;
architects; cost. ..,.:.'... sl1.o 900
16ad at,s q. 100 W Morris ay church: Thomas
tect; cost. ............. 1000
Silver st and West Farms road; two. story
h Landsedel, architscts cost. .....,..,.... $500
AID ut. So W: onestory shed; Annie ID
Smith. owner Brogan 4 Reid, architects;
Cobt lou
4Tth at and 18th av, n cor: Johnson es-
tate, owner; Hugh Getty builder; cost .... 800
University place and 18th st, 8 cor; i'm
provement to store; Samuel Hirsch.
owner; Gustav Solden. architect; cost. 12o
36th st. 40 E; Improvement to dwelling;
architects; cost. 1000
74th ct, 40 W; improvement to school;
Mile Nelton, owner @ Rich, architect;
cost oOO
goth st, SO Z; Improvement to Offices; Mrs
architect; cost ................. 5000
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West 127th street. No. 1852. south side. 225
brick fiat; foreclosure sale William n. Kings
land vs. Francis J. Schnugg ct al: W. b. d g,
F. Chamberlin. attorneys: Thomas }. Dunn.
terest costs and allowance. 1864 So and Inter
est; taxes. water rates. 90. 81 800 and in
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Auction Sales To-Day.

Canal street, No. 375. northeast corner West
Broadway. 23llx69 1x}6Dx75o: four-story
brick tenement with stores: undivided 18th
interest.
Fulton street. No. 122. south side. 5l.l east
stone-front store and offices: also. land in
Brooklyn undivided l-5thlinterest foreclosure
sale: Eliza Jane Smith vs.. Daniel T. Smith ct
referee duo on Judgment, f3.21S and interest
costs aud allowances. $685. and interest
taxes. nssessme nts, &c,. on both parcels about
$3.j7 and interest.
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Mechanics' Liens.
sath st. - and 40 W. aud IS W asth Of;
Tue StAines. Peck and TAbsr Co vs. Petsr0
AInot O2J61o
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% Iet for BUSINESS purposes.

BUTCHER STORE TO LET with complete m.
ID lures; also another store well located. near
IL station; rent $50; iooms in rear; favorable
terms. Apply JAnitor on premises, 2pOl 9th av.,
or A. l.. MOIDECA1 son, 81 Liberty ct.
BROADWAY. 254-Fine front and rear Offices a
ID low rental. Apply to janitor OF building.
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Stlrn Board.


9TH ST.. 100 EAsT-Handaome largo and small
L rooms with excellent board; central location:
references required.
OSTH ST.. 124 EAsT-Large and small comfort
~ ably furnished rooms; good table: parlor din
ing room; references,
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oigt at isros enosl Trooper impb Sns
iurgsntsrne peo Galumpit, men mar
mener lite, at 4guinalbp MI bar mo-
gen pioere flor Stprte ON Iie, % bet
%antagss, at na1r 4meritanerne rntter
frsm, pil SnIureenterrs bilfe benz mto
faa Stub os trntte fig til6age.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-11
y S~2oreLanoets 1oro.
Se 6alone paa Gnba % Yorto Rico
itebes tilbOiie.

Woihingtpn, Ste aprii. 2iatnt
al 1886 Solboter, Der unber arie,n
miitece 2io,t pao Guba eltr porto
Rito, blep ibos it.bt tilbpil. paa ars
Iinston 9~irt.eaarb mso militar Sos
ner os i Rarpar al Sanosts prriis
bent % bans aabinet.
Gigene braates biem / iorriss llss
cmboro paa Damperen "Groot."
5 SenboIb III prafoent.ns gnHe
bleb alt mulist sicrt for at pifs be
fdIhne arigere ben fbf. 9gre. ane
Resierinssiontor.r lui,soes aIo,t.n
IL, og fra ale R.aieringsbpeninssr,
ira Barotterne, fra Orloesparitet %
ira Dorterne lanss potpmacHoben
pdiebe Stiern.banner.t pdo balp
Stans. Den militer. gRorte beFob
az all. artineritropp.rne frd Bafbs
instpnsB ardiierne, en- Srop aapaIIeri
ira Gort Wtper, en- Battalion Warines
folbdter fra Oriosspraft.t os belle
9tttrict Of Columbus Tationalsarbe.
ISberf Srantis @unttber bopbe Rom,
mdnboen op.r GForten % 2.belfen af
be n,iIitore geremoni.r.
Dagger fuRbe Tile bare poirert.
Sol.n finnebe fra en- blant, blaa
Simmel, os Scen.n / ben bifpriFe
&irfesoarb meb l1bfist op.r gotomac,
Slocen os be bpibe Wur. / Rationsns
Sopebitab bar ftorort.t.
pad Soppen af Straanins.n neb
itnob Jloben, ct al airt.saarb.ns pas
treft. punttsr, bar be npcptof.oe
Srape | Rab os Rat,e ps Deb Sio.n
.af fob be Hoebraperebe 2istin.r.
Runbt @rapen. ftinebes be militer.
afbelinser op / parabe, mebsns pra,
iibenten, Observation-Disclosures ps an,
bre bsie gmbsbsmonb fob i en- 8rup.
pc os basenfor % ubenom bar en-
iimaabelis Mennsit.masie. Den feb'
ponIise @resialDe blep afpret, 1rom'
merne git, % Muft.n ipinebe. Den
relisisie Geremori bar rnee.t iimpel;
inssn Sale blep bolbt. Saainart
Gtremonierne bar pper, beapnbts
Nebf9ntninsen at aiiterns, men bo
bisfe Fl af Wetal % better 500 Yunb,
oe bet n,aa bore otte Wanb ON bp.r,
gil @rbetbet bermeb Tent fra Sadncen.
Oct bill ianbfpnlispis tase to .rst ire
Sas., FIR ale Ritter er fantet neo.