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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-08
LincOln'S NIagnetism.

HE is the ablest diplomatist and the
shrewdest politician l ever knew" said
the Hon. Robt. ]. Walker, speaking OF
an interview with President Lincoln.
Mr.. J. R. Gilmore, to whom the remark
was made, reports in his Persona,
Recollections" several remarks of
Horace Greeley, which illustrate how
much Mr.. Lincoln's diplomatic and po-
litical power was due to his wonderful
personal magnetism.
President Lincoln having been often
and severely arraigned in the Tribune
for what Mr.. Greeley considered his
slowness in prosecuting the war, had
said, eff he Greeley objects to my
policy, 1 shall be glad to have him
state his views, frankly and fully.
shall adopt his if I can. If I cannot 1
will at least tell him why. He and 1
should stand together"
IF l were to CO." said Greeley, when
the words were repeated to him, The
would simply twist me around his
finger, as he always does"
''Lincoln's smile would wilt me in
half a minute" he said on another oc-
casion, when again urged to see the
President and have a talk with him.
HE is a wonderful man-wonderful.
l can never harbor thought against
him, except when 1 keep away from
him.
Lircoln's power was marvellous over
those who came into close con-
tact with him." remarked the edi-
tor on q third occasion. He had
suggested that a certain prominent
statesman might be induced to stand
as a candidate against the President
and prevent his reelection. He would
not be a candidate" replied friend
HE shares in the opinion of those who
believe that Gods hand is in the war
and that Lincoln is His selected leader
Nothing would induce him to act
against Lincoln"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-08
Largest Cemetery in the world.

The largest cemetery in the world
is at lockwood, Australia, the extent
of it being 1,40O acres. 1t was original
ly 1000 acres, but was reduced, owing
to 600 acres of it being handed over
to large benevolent asylum. About
200 acres are already occupied with the
bodies of 100000 persons of all nation
alities. A railway runs through the
cemetery, having two mortuary sta
tons, at which the friends alight ana
follow the remains to their last resting
place. The greatest city of the dead
in the world is at Rome viz, the Cat
acombs, in which no fewer than Coco
600 human beings have been buried.
These Catacombs are underground gal
leries, which extend for miles in all d.
rections,and it has been calculated that
If the galleries OF the largest Gould he
extended in a straight line they woulr
reach more than 200 miles
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-08
-hatever sage may teach

Whatever sage may teach
Deeper than human reach
The problem of our dual being lies;
In loneliness and night
We pass from human sight,
And death must end solve life's myS-
terieS.
And till that moment comes
Yearning to find our home
Time bears US onward with resistless
flow
Toward deaths unbroken night,
Or the celestial light
OF an. eternal day. All, who can know?
Sara Orne Jewett-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-08
n Strange Coincidence.

Capt. Boltwood, commander of the
Ottawa company in the Twentieth
Kansas, has been acting major and
battalion commander all through the
Manila campaign. AT Caloocan he was
wounded in the leg, but not seriously,
and by strange coincidence the bullet
struck exactly at the spot where he
had received wound in the civil war,
says the Kansas City Journal. Writing
to his home folks Capt. Boltwood says:
AS far as appearances go, we are a
hard-looking set. We are dressed in
our brown canvas suits and have not
taken them off since we started, six
teen days ago, except to wash. Belts
and cartridges always worn and rifles
carried If the men leave the line for
any distance. During the civil war l
believe I never was kept as close for
SO many consecutive days, even in
front of Petersburg and Richmond.
Every one Of the insurgents carries a
long knife and on one expects to live
If captured by them. We are all near
ly as black as the natives, and IN
shaver and unshorn, our friends at
home would hardly know us. We all
feel, however, that when we get back
to Topeka and march down Kansas
avenue, the reception we will get will
repay us for much we have endured.
My wound is getting along first-rate.
The bruise was severe and is still blaci
for space CT five or eight inches. 1
believe the ball struck flatwise, as the
force nearly broke my leg. Our health
is good and the air out here is much
better than in town. Here on the fir
ing line we get frozen fresh beef
from Australia. We have never drawn
salt beef since we enlisted, but We get
all the canned corn beef and canned
salmon we want"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-08

The average of expenditures for the
five years from 1898 to 1897 was a lit
tie above $5O,OOO,OOO year; those OF
May and June, 1898, the first two
months after the declaration. of the
war against Spain, amounted to no less
than $50, ,391, or only about 17,O0O.-
900 less than the average annual ex-
penditures prior to that time. The ex-
penditures of the first nine months of
the current fiscal year have amounted
to nearly four times as much as the
average for any twelve months prior
to that time, and even if the rate
should continue to decrease in the
same ratio that it has since January 1
the total expenditures of the fiscal year
under the head of war will not fall
an average of S50,O0O,O0 in time of
peace. The increase of naval eXpen-
ditures on account of the war was rel
atively not as large as that of the mil
ltary eSta blishment, thanks to the fact
that the navy was in a better state of
preparation than was the army, but it
was heavy. In the first three-quarters
of the current fiscal year the expendi-
lures amounted to S5O,S95,02S, as COM
pared with $27692,97S in the CORE
spending period of last year, indi-
eating an increase of about $50, 200, 900
for the year-an increase equal to the
average annual expenditures on ac-
count OF the naval establishment in
five years, from 1895 to 1897, the total
of which amounted to only $29, 81 $50.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-08
CAMPFIRE SKETCHES.
GOOD SHORT STORIES FOR
THE VETERANS.

Transvaa1 General in Petticoats-
Woman Who Commands an Army in
South Africa-Through Her the Eng
nsh Were Defeated at N7ajuba.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-08

lar to all students of Japanese history
are Nakamitsu, who beheaded his son
in place of his masters; Be1kei, the
devil-youth, whose gigantic strength
and crafty wit were loyalty used for his
diminutive lord, Yoskitsune: Jira:ya,
an oriental Robin Hood, no less &C
complished as a magician than as a
robber; Iwafugi, a malicious court
lady of the Tokugawa period, and Ka-
suga no Tsubone (the lady-in-w waiting
of Kasuga), who was intrusted with
the education of thu shogun's grand
son, Iyemitsu and whose portrait, as
drawn in this play, by Mr.. Ful,uchi, a
most remarkable living draClatist, is
worthy of Bjornson or of Shakespeare.
The emperor has only once been
present at a theatrical performance
in the house of Count Inouye The I'D.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-08

If there were no other fools in the
world we would be more dissatisfied
with ourselves than ever.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-08

Must 1t DO always SO?
Still must they come and go,
These limitations of a life unending?
Which vanish from our clasp
Impalpable to sense-aH thought tran
Scending.
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Plan. FILED for New Bulldings.

Crotona Park, IL 8. 10 Prospect Av: three
oSner. 4 DlcfersSn. architect; cost -. IL 900
Cr,tona av W =, 100 II oakland place, two
Souie' aroaitrct; 49,, $500
Front at l45.l47; improvement to storage
\ Nash ar h,tect,; cost 49,, - 1900
LAnnI Az and 9Th ct. n " cor and
lrnoI ay 70 II 18th at; -four 1--WE story
ar"Si,ect: 40 1000
Liberty at, . I a.. improvement t. Offices;
architect, cost ''4 -, -. 900
Samuel It. T. 10 Mapcs Rv, three two
c6a2lcs B,oricsrcn, architect; cost, $3.50
Washington st. =, sAi n RIA lroAd ay i'm
owner. Is sno h. architect cost -, 900
Washington av and 1881 st, n " cor; four
TOURIST fats; Albert WaythAler. owner;
Werner. architect; cost. ....,,,..,..... $4,000
eth ct, 6Oy E. hyeStory and basement nat;
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chase: ,I No :, 2e West Hopston street, 26,1os.

chased No. 20 West Houston street. 2bx1o5.
hye-story mercantile building.
Robert W. Taller, as executor. has sold to the
Judson Memorial Church the northwest corner
Of Third and Thompson streets. 25xl09. old
LetleI 4 Marks have sold for Mrs Hacks
No. 326 Fact FiIty-second street, 19xl 90 four
story nat for Samuel Green. No. 1882 Third
Mrs ). u. Ende has sold the Ave -story fat
No. "a West 1O5th street
Butler Davenport has sold for Mrs L. NJ r.
Scott the four-story stone front dwelling l5x
l02. No lO2 West Fifty-seventh street.
Sauer. Gross d Herhenor have sold through
avenue, nve-story fat.
w +. a @. H. Smith have purchased OF the
Hayes estate the south west corner az fremont
and Washington avenues, 9i 8xDO 8. three
story frame fiat. with store
NJ, f. Kerby has sold for Patrick Burns to j.
frame dwelling, '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-02

Fieldston road centre line at line land estate Of
VIM Wetmore 6x 5Ox4O.1Ilb5: Riverdale av, W S.
adj land James r whiting. lhoxl+6 TO FieldIton
A Butler contains ~ acres; David Bachrach vs.
samuel Richards et al; PARTITION attys ueyn
l. G.
Union av n W s. part Of lot known as Snider tract.
map building lots in village OF AIorrsaniA, of
Morse ay; Nathan Ulman ct al Va Samuel l. Ken.
nCdy, Jr attachment; atty, c Fnlar
llith at n r. 3ON.6 lot av, 81 OO.1o: LIST st
avs iIH Bowery, 2..4I77.b; Alexander WisgAnd
VS. Davis KArp ct all accounting atty, u Rogers
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Mondays Auction Sales.
BY PETER z. MEYER 4 CO.

Madison avenue. No 2O93, east side, rs fee,
south Of 1921 street. 25x90, hve- story brick
store and fiat: foreclosure sale; Jenny Guidet
ct al, executors OF Charles Guidet. We. Chris.
tian Rohresen ct al. Field d Harrison. attor.
neys; Isaac = Brennan. referee due on judR
ment. S2O.0S7: taxes. dc. 81 $50. 40.
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Brook av,. 4es. 7511oo; John schreiner to
rru. ssS CO. ext. ss to nSnSJ
jaime: s.. o. n vs.. 2e,Iioo.s1as.s1ioo.s: '
sss.sl2t il1ios.5; Henry DreySr to
Madison sv. 8 " cor pgth ct, 100. iiI12o;
,, Geo = Johnson to Globe Realty CO. ....;.. II
and nno to Harris schwartz ...........'..,
Orchard at. g, cor Highbrdge at, s3Ia5r
77.bxe2.5; Vim W Penneld to John Massi.
Pitt st, =. 1884 8 Delaney 81. 25Iioo;
so WIN stsc nI1, to Morris stahl a., sr
100; MagdAlena salzmsn to Elizabeth
Washington st. " cor Charlton st, sk.21aa
IS G5xt0; Augustus c Bechstein to Geo
10th ct. Sss II. ., s5ie2.s; simon Baer 4
to Louis Bschrach. ...,.......,..-....
aTS SAVING. III s Is1sss NSr
.s san Miles and sno to Thomas Barber s Il
+Gh s ST. sot Tso on a. s25ioo6 Emily .5o
Porter to Chas Martin ,........' ..,..'...:.
Ilz X and VIM Daniel to Matthias =,
Ell At, 225 W. 251ioo.6; Ida Baker to sow
etth It. 2sS and 24i ". 6o1ioo.5:; walter
73d s ST. 70 ~ G%o iet avn aslosa Nellie
Sturman e. solomon Stein .,..:;....:...
18th st. i6S v. 1n1 ressn ~
an 49,. St, 2ni; n " cor IN sv: 2241so; VIM
0 Redsr to e my ana "A Annie nj F.liern. mary $50
134th ct, as, BOO 18th Av, 25Xs9.l1: VIM
Nc N speer to Lily W Bere.ford ct al,
sca Bro Gi'1 Az, a. soIIoo Hsnrg
Muller 10 Mary Muller. ................ so
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Recorded Lenses.

Broome at. 400. 8 e cor W Broadway; Vim
Pendleton and Ano to Geo Smith. 81 ,O0C
Cherry 1t, Ao7 Barnett Levy ct al to Jacob
Rablnovitch and Morris Becker. 3 yrs
18th av. " cor 4Yth ut. 2bI7h; Michael
DAILY to Thomas Z Green. s yrs.............
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Mechanics Liens.

Amsterdam ay, sw cor Hath st. l3p.lOI
100: Schumm Weber VS. ChRs Kervau
Brook ay, O. pa IUsth at, IiNl5p; Mich
olas r Cammeyer VI William Algie aud
stpI bins ay, cs. 5I3.4 II ld5th st. 25X irrcg;
Behnkcn Bros vs. ChristOph Nette ct al
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10th av, 4ss to 472; Adolph Powell Va Maggie e
Newhal. four act ons; atty, Fuller
1Hth st, & 3, zoo It'll ay; 2O.lONL -: Charles De
Brewer Va Herman Eckhot atty. WR HIN.
l2Uth at n a. 100 W I'd av, 2oNvsll; Edward Prell
VS. Livingston Desbrow and ano Attys Alexander c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-02
Assignments of Mortgages

Conkling. Ella 8, to Rastus S Ransom .....:
Cats, Arthur j, admir-. &c. to Daniel f
Seybsl ..,.....,....,, .......................
Gerber, Leopold. 10 Victor stolte. Of. ..,..,...
Guggenheimer. Randolph. to Charles and
Greln, Peter exr and trus. to Vim J Helnze
Metropolitan Building Co to y Building
Loan Banking CO. - u.i..:
Wolf -. "Reminiscences. ;.....:....
Petty, Soulard and Walker Realty Co to
Charles Unangst. ....,.,....:........,...
Smith, VIM to q julius Lkngbeln. .......
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-02
More Facts for Mothers.

II you can induce your husband to use
little common sense you can begin to lay by
Tor rainy day and at the same time pay for
a bright, cheerful home at lngleside, in the
SWEETEST part of grand old Flushing.
An artistic home in every way with plenty
Of ground and pure air for the children--a
home costing
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FLAT TO LET on the beautiful Park Slope 10 you
a. "snt q hat in the best part of tho borough OF
Brooklyn. rent from $l5 IT, $50 don't fail to call at
our hanch office, $40 18th av.. cor Sd st. one short
block from the ell waited station. Sd 1t and 9th av
three blocks from III ain entrance to Prospect Park
JOHN PULLMAN. al Union st., CIR. 9Th ay.;
branch Office, $40 9TH av.. cor. Sd ST., Brooklyn.
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flats 4 apartments to 9rt-Hrpoklyu.

EXCELsIOR TLATS-Best in Brooklyn; & rooms.
- bath. all light abundant closets: every i'm prove.
mehts' 81, Slu: small neat American or English
family only call Days new buildings. 9th ay 10th
St station.
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Adhesion stone. owners; N. Bernstein, $3.50.
18th st. is r; eight-story lofts and stores;
James Armstrong. owners E Ware, archi- "a ooo
3Ist 1t and Lexington av, W cor: improve.
mentt to fiat: Isaac Davidson, owner; II -
OGDEN. architect, cost. 1000
3Bth st, ] IL f; improvement to dwelling;
George TurDure, owner. Adams Warren, -
r"htects cost. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
18TH 1T, ss, 100 W Az A; four.story fat and
srchtcct: cost o""'' ~ 10000
8hth 1t l3b VI Improvement to dwelling;
Emil Carletach owner Edward Gridley. $500
architect; cost Observation-Disclosures. 1000
9th vt. tx W: Improvement to dwelling.
Post. owner; George 'ost, architect; $500
cost. ........ Observation-Disclosures. 1000
124th At. 243.2Ap W; two.story restaurant;
Phbst Co. owner Otto StrAck architect;
tpsN N''SNS
12bth st, 100 IL hve.story stores and lofts;
i.r, archtect G" ""st owner, max 10000
14bth ST, =, 40 W Brook av; improvement
To flat Margaret Brien, owner, s
Ogden, architect. cost ................. $500
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j.. +. Makley has sold at $24 800 No SSS
West End avenue. 2OUXlUu. three.story dwell
ing.
laul Mayer has sold for julius Fleschmann
son the vacant plot. lUuXlOU. at the north
wes' corner Of Madison avenue and ll7th
street.
Tn" Metropolitan IMPROVEMENT Company
Ia, sold to John c. Burne the vacant plot.
5ONlUU. ON tho east side OF Broadway, 80 feet
HUltH al N!uuty-uinth street
HamerslaG y Opp"nhrimer have sold TO
Harry Turner and Thomas Herman the vacant
plot, 5ONluu, on the north side uf Ninety see
und stree t. 10 i"ct vest u Central Park West.
tlstuvc -. bra hman hns sod to George
Kahn, at Sl0,Ouo. No. l@ Cherry street. north
west corner ri Mechanics alley, 2UxliHi3 with
old buildings
Alexander Wilson has sold for Mrs whelan
No 30 Monroe street 25XlOO. old building.
The Ernst MarI-Nathan Company has pur-
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West Side.

18th ST, 100 WEST.-Comfortab bic rooms eI-
Il cellent board, $500 two re pie, $40. ice
water; bOutherners accommodated: tram ients
1=TH ST. - wEsT.-Double and single rooms.
with or without board. nicely furnished sum
mer prices.
s)I)D ST 2l5 WEST.-Deslrable rooms; refined.
- wellkept French boarding house modern con.
Nenlcnces; uneXcclled cuisine.
0ID ST. 81 WEsT-Elegantly furnished suites.
~ one, two three rooms; private y reclaim
baths: hot ard cold water; gas; - to $2S weekly;
meals served III rooms IL desired: transicns accom-
mndAted; full hotel service house thoro Gully
modelled: parlur for physician. near Waldorf
Astoria and all theatres; references.
Q2D ST. ao3 wEST.-Delightful. cool rooms,
cO larse and small, eAcellen: board transient and
PERMANENT
. iTH ST, 33v WEST-N ely furnished rooms:
'I running water, large closets: excellent board;
terms moderate.
QErH ST.. "3 WEST.-Handsome square and small
~ rooms; client table: parlor dining room;
summer rates. references.
O7TH ST. 1870 wEST-Two rooms on second floor;
~ private American family; references required.
10TH ST.. NJ WEST.-Cnmmudious homelike
~ acc, mmodatIOns, summer rates: select par
ties. l. station; transients; table boarders.
10TH ST, 81 wEsT.-Lar.e room :; ample
closets; excellent table, references positively
required.
12OD ST. 257 wE1T.-Rooms with board: con.
~ yenlcnt 10 L" and cable cars; table board;
reasonable.
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FURNISHED Rooms 4 apartments to get
East Side.

A THE CLARENDON, 18th ct. and <th av.. in
"a. vites Inspection; new n anagement: an attractive
home for gentlemen: half rates for elegantly fur
nished rooms; day or week; all publications; bill.
lards, baths gratis; elevator.
A 7 University place, near Washington square
~ Handsomely furnished connecting rooms, single
o. together: baths; gentlemen.
A 18th ST. 2 EAsr-PleAsant rooms. opposite
"a the Little Church Around The Corner; break
fast. references required.
I LIVINGSTON PLACE. Is. between 10th and nth
~ SITS. east Stuyvesant squAre.-Fu rooms;
gentlemen; private house.
MADISON AV., l2o.-Large rooms with private
vi baths. also nall rooms
DARK Av., 1920. COR. shTH sT,-Paror, phys.
can. dentist other charming homelike rooms;
single, suite references reasonable; private house
9TH ST. EAST. ~. ~, 40 NEAR BROADWAY
- Elegant large and small rooms; permanent;
transient. moderate.
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Miscellaneous-sale or Rent.

GREENWICH. CONN. For rent for summer season;
- ~ house, II rooms, all improvements, electric
light, hardwood floors; completely furnished; cool,
broad piazza hne land and water yisw Address
Box $50 Greenwich, Conn.
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HOTEL WINTHROP,
ln-nII or AN NH AZ

IgITH ST. AND IT II AV.
Firstclass table board, 81 per day; also choice
rooms at reduced rents to Sept. /.
-SOtTHER ATT ENTION!-
House newly de Grated furnished throughout;
suites. with private baths; single rooms service
dainty; tahle sumptuuus: references Imperative:
summer rates. ~ Madison
| 9TH ST ~ EAST.-First house from Broadway;
i " nIsonelv furnished. large small rooms; per.
mauent, translt MIS-. summer prices.
4 -THSr, IL EAST.-Furnishedr rooms with board;
4 table guests accommodated; Southernerp So
hclted; references required.
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Recorded Mortgages.

Brook ave s. as n l47th at; Bertha Loeb
to Anna n Lehman, 2 yrs ........,.......
Fox st. VS.. AL ldbth st; Caroline sigel
to George W 8 Elliott. l yr ..,,...:.,.....
Hull ay, II cor Eclipse st; Mortimer +
Shea to Sarah Z Manning. 8 yrs.......,....
Henry ST. 64 Sarah Blomberg to Abra-
James st. 4, and 81 Oak st. also 50 Oak st;
Lots Q and 80, msp 47S ITS HAight estate,
West Chester, Metropolitan Building coto
Henry W Allen. demand .a..,.....>..;,;.
Norfolk st, 1913; solomon Stein to Nellie
Sturlnan. installs .....,...........,....... -.
Park row, 20; 7th av, 2245i I45th st, 800
to 324 ": Pleasant ay, 4ol; l21st st; 44a
haitian st, u, Ia. - and 40: l30th st. SIS.
$50 o Amsterdam av; John b Hsskin. Jr,
10 Anioinette l. Edwards. yrs -.
Eli.abe,h Biundeii to Bronx Realty Co.
South It, W s. 7s.1i n Fletcher at: James
Tremo av. 1881. John c sullivan to
Bernheimer Il schmid. saloon lease. de-
Thros Point to ives. Chester village road.
=, at entrance from public road to
public so. &c. extending to Haskin ct:
tieorRiana Bolen to Henry Clark. 3yrs,.
Throg's Point to West Chester village road.
8, at entrance from PUBLIC road to
public So &c. extending to Haskin st;
Georgiana Bolen to Roland b Clark. 3 yrs
Webster av. e 8. 10 Mosholu Pathway;
also Webster av. ses. 100 Mosholu
Parkway; Abby HUNK to Adolph q Huptel.
sd st.. :, li2w Az d; Frederick Mathews
TO the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank.
9th av. g =. 6l.2 sUth st; VIM W and
Thomas II Hall to Vim Mann ny. yrs.;
18th st. $40 f: Henry Roloff TO Henry and
Eliza stein. 8 yrs. .......;..":.;.........
2Nth st. SSH W 9TH av; Mathilde A Pei
ham to the New York Savings Bank. vt.
cath st, 81 VI Thomas H Barber to Archi-
S6th st, SIS, $50 18th av; William Fngel and
Nanette Weber to George PEPPER. 3 yrs.
37th ut, So, 1875 W 18th Rv; William Sauter to
George Ehret. Ut. ........ .......... ..;
18th st. y, $50 " 18th av Henrietta V and
Vim K Mason to Emma E Moo g, 8 yrs
41th at, n \. 3u+ e 9th ay; Iheo Barton to
SD st. Sac George and oitilie sunderer
to Frederl X Hildebrandt yrs ,......;.
Fallerius to Anna NJ Lehman. yrs. gee.
p2d Of, n Q. 125 " Central Park West; hairy
Turner AMI Thomas Herman to Joseph
Hamershlag and ano. VI; .;...;;;..,...
prth ST. sw cor Madison ay, GLOBE Realty
Co to George johnson. yr..,.,:.-.......
lUlstst, II e. 200 " Park ay: also lulst at.
=. 100 " Park av; Frieda Hart to Marianne
Rnsenz"eig, demand ..,,,..,..,.,,.,,,....,
lOsth st. y y. Ts.6 W Park av; David and
Bertha Bloomburg to Michael II Negel,
ls2d at, n y, so.S g Brook av; Henry Muller.
Sr. to Louise II I.eclere. 3 yrs ...........,..
l62d Of. n o q, SO.T s Brook aV; Henry
Muller. Sr. to Petty. Soulard Walker
Realty Co. demand ........ .........,,,
l62d 1t, n 8. ~ a e brook av; Henry Muller.
Sr. u Vim T Hockey; secures material
1920 st. II g. lO5.p Brook av: Henry Mul-
Ter, Sr. TO Jane y Oothout. . yrs .,..,...:.
165th st, cor linton av; SArah NC
Loughlin to tho City Mortgage Co. yr'''
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Are luXures with n you" reach modern improve.
mcnts 81 900 small deposit; cheapest IN New York;
look at them, make comparison; fare &c. Take 34th
st. ferry or Brooklyn trolley. HAMILTON. Corona,
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Dry OR RENT-A house with all improvements in
- BayOnnr: 8 and 10 rooms. near trolley tram and
school; easy terms. FRED TITUS. IS West 10Th st.
BayOnne.
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NEW DETACHED seven.room house. improve.
~ mentN, ARE lot, t?.uUb others for 81 500 and
Sl.eOo; two-iAmiiy houses, choice loratiou, steam
heat; country re'dence. with barn large grounds
high elevation; low price easy terms: other houses
JOHN A. LANE, Builder. 90 Forrest Ut.
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Srlrrt Board.
East Side.

Ei,st Side.
A MADISON Az. 153-I55.-Rooms en- suite;
~ single: with private baths, excellent table,
Southerners accommodated references.
A -lld EAST 10Th sl.-PIeasant large and SIN all
"A. front rooms good table board reduced rates;
central
NJ ADDISON Az. s7.-Large and small rooms hand.
W s9mely furnished superior board. centrally
located, transients.
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DEAL, N. j
NUTLEY, y. j.

NUTLEY, y. j.
40 minutes via Erie Railroad; several very attrac-
tive mo lern houses; well shaded lawns; stables,
rent $500 to $500, golf tennis; good wheeling,
JAMES r. HAY, n Broadway.
Sutley Office opposite Station.
p. S.-Send for illustrated circular.