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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-25
STRIKERS TO RETURN TO WORK
Cleveland Street Car Men Have
Agreed with the Company.

Cleveland. o., June 2i-An agreement
between the Big Consolidated Street Rail-
way Company and its striking employees
was reached this evening. and cars prob
ably will be running as usual on all the
lines OF the company tomorrow morn
Ing.
The agreement provides for the hear
ing Of grievances and resort to arbitra-
ton In case the men and the company
cannot agree and II also provides for
the reinstatement Of practically 80 per
cent. of the old men az once, the remain
der, except those who have been guilty
of violence, being placed on the waiting
list.
President Averett said cars would be
started IN the morning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-25
President McIxinIey's nay.

Adams Mass, June 2i.--The warm
weather here prompted President McKin-
ley and several members of his party to
remain about the Plunkett residence this
afternoon. At noon the President and MIR.
Piunkett were driven up Greylock noun
tain toi Bellows Wise, where the scenery
is most picturesque. Later the President
met the q. A. X. men In Memorial build
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-25
MINERS DIED FROM THIRST.
Party of Twenty Lost Their Way in
California Desert.

San Diego. Cal, June 24.-Word has
been received here that a party Of TWEEN
ty miners, bound for the Sierra Pintada
placers, lost their way in the desert and
wandered around long time, finally dying
of thirst
The information came In letter receiv-
ed by ]. p. Cantlin, one Of the charterers
of the schooner Thomas s. Negus, which
took party Of sixty prospectcrs TO San
Rogue landing. from l.. J. Allen, purser
of the Negus.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-25
MANY CHEcKs WE'RE LOST.
North Bound Mail Pouch Stolen From
Train at CordeIe.

Cordele. Ca, June 24.-The north-bound
mail pouch was stolen last night from the
union depot after the postmaster had de-
livered it to the railroad authorities. The
pouch was found in a branch, about a
quarter of a mile from the depot this
morning It was cut open.
The Peoples Bank had remittances and
collection checks in the bag aggregating
s., $50. The Wright & Weslosky Banking
Company had $500 of collections and re-
mittances in it. The Peoples Bank re-
ceived all of their check remittances to
New York, N. Y, but the Wright &
Weslosky Banking Company received
none of theirs There Is no clue TO the
robbery
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-25
ARMOUR MAKES A DENIAL.
Has Not Formed a Combination to
Control Fruit Market.

Chicago, June A-Reports that Armour
& Co, and one or two big fruit handling
concerns, are in combination to control all
the fruit and early vegetable trade of the
country were vigorously denied by the
houses concerned to-day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-25
DELEGATIONS FROM wAYcRoss.
viii Go to New York to Attend the
Funeral of MIR. Plant.

Waycross. Ga. June 2l-As an evidence
OF the grief felt by waycross people over
the death of Henry b. Plant. flags in the
city are floating at half-mast, and all
Plant System buildings are draped In
mourning.
MIR. Plant had the respect and confidence
of Waycross people. Delegations will at
tend his funeral frcm railroad employees,
citizens and the Board of Trade.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-25
NEWARK Ar VALPARAISO.
Not Likely That She VIII Now he
sent TO samoan Islands.

Washington, June 2i.-The Newark,
which was sent around Cape Horn with
the intention OF dispatching her to Samoa,
has arrived at Valparaiso Chill
Owing to the clearing up of the Samoan
situation, It is not likely she will be or
dcred there now.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-25
MoALE SUCCEEDS CARPENTER.
Ordered to the Command of Puerto
Principe Province.

washington, June A-Col. Edward
Moale, Fifteenth Infantry, has been as
signed to command the department of
Puerto Principe, Cuba, relieving Col.
Louis II. Carpenter, Fifth Infantry who
nae been ordered to join his regiment.
when Col. Carpenter was assigned TO the
denartment he was brigadier general Of
volunteers, but has since been mustered
Onf
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-25

Washington, June A.-Acting Secretary
of War Meiklejohn announced to-day that
the custom receipts at Havana for the
week ending June IT exceed those OF any
previous week for 1899 by 5000. The re-
ceipts for the week named were $685. 0i3.
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CANADA MAY TAKE JAMAICA.
Chamberlain Probably Doubts Re-
suits of Negotiations.

suits of Negotiations.
Kingston, Jamaica, June A.-The secre-
tary of state for the colonies, Mr.. Joseph
H. Chamberlain has directed the governor
of Jamaica, Sir Augustus Hemm.ng, to in
struct the reciprocity delegates to proceed
Immediately from Washington to Ottawa
TO confer with the Dominion authorities on
the whole project of Jamaica's future rela-
tions with Canada.
The reason for this step is not known,
but many people suppose Mr.. Chamber
dain doubts the practical results of the
American negotiations, and desires to has
ten the movement for the alternative Can
adian annexation.
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Denuty CONTROLLER Resigns.

washington, June 24.-Lawrence O. Muir
raw deputy controller of the currency,
has resigned his position. and viii leave
for New York tomorrow to enter the
services OF the newly formed Trust Com
pany OF America
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-25

oxford o., June 24-Presldent w. o.
Thompson OF Miami University has an
nounced he will resign to become presi-
dent Of the Ohio State University.
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HAVANA FLAGS HALF-mAsrED.
President Plant Well Known and
Popular in the Cuban city.

Havana, June 24.-vThe announcement of
the death of Henry b. Plant. president
Of the Plant System. was received with
great regret here. Mr. Plant has been
well known in this city for years, and
It was generally recognized that he had
done much for Havana.
Many flags were displayed at haif-mast
when the news OF his demise became gem
orally known.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-25
THE KHALIFA is CONFINED.
TngaIIns Claim 10 Have KILLED 800
His Followers.

Cairo Egypt, June 24-Deserters who
have reached the British lines say the
Khalifa is confined in narrow valley
by the Tagallas, friendly body Of tribes
men The latter claim to have killed 500
Of the Khalifa's followers during the re-
cent engagement. 1t is not thought likely
the Tagallas will be able to capture the
r ka1f
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sponIrh Demonstrations,

Madrid, June A.--The anti-budget de-
monstratlons are increasing, and gen.
darmes have been obliged to intervene in
several provinces. The prefect has pro-
hibited meeting which was proposed 10
be held in Madrid this evening.
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In place of Won Holienben.

Berlin. June A.--The North German Ca
zette announces that DR.. Mumm Won
schwarzeinstein, minister TO Luxemburg,
has been appointed TO replace DIR. Won
Hollenben, the German Ambassador TO the
United States, during the latter's two
months absence from Washington
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-25

Shanghai, June A.-The Daily News of
this pace publishes a dispatch from New
Chwang, saying two Russian engineers
and ten Cossacks have been killed by
brigands, near KIrin, Manchuria
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-25
May secure Her Release.

Washington, June 2i-The state depart
ment has instructed Ambassador Clayton
in Mexico TO investigate the Collier case.
and If the stor yof Mrs. Collier Is found to
be true, the department will take steps to
secure her release.
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Omcers Not Surprised.

Washington. June 2i.-State department
officials express no surprise at the Jamai-
can instructions, and say il will not inter-
fere with our pending negotiations.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-25

we denounce the present Republican
na'lonal administration for its reckless
SN'raVagance In The conduct of public af-
,a'rs; FOR its cruel and inhuman neglect in
treatment Of our soldiers and sailors
S.Ilhs the late Spanish war; for Its COM
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Private Sales.

The Union Theological Seminary has sold to
swits Condo the tlve-story. stone-front dwell.
ing 25ylO22, No. "a West Seventv-second
street In exchange Mr.. Condo gives the five
ner Of seventh avenue. and ll1th street. and
the four story. stone front dwelling. 2OxlOO.
No. II West Ninety-siXth street.
=, Himmershlng x 0ppenheimer have sold to
bUxlOO.ll. on the north side OF Ninety-second
street. 1 20 feet west OF Central Park West.
-storyeA purtment house will be erected
by the purchasers. Russell Sage owns small
house adjoining which will be surrounded by
big apartment houses:
The metropolitan Improvement Company
has sold to John {. Burne the plot. 5OXlOO on
the east side of broadway, 80 feet north Of
Ninety ninth street. Mr.. Burne will erect a
seven story apartment house;
Meyer S. Auerbach has sold to Richard 7.
Rittcnbusch the lot 25xlOO. with old building
at the southwest corner OF Blocker and
Wooster streets.
Cornelius, Tamnn has sold the fouT;story
William Dwight has sold to Emanuel Hoch-
heimer the ilve-story fiat. 25.2NlO5xllO. at the
street, In part exchange Mr. Dwight takes a
frame Dwelling and plot; l0OxlOo. at the cor
ner Of Morris avenue and l76th street.
Neils Houson has sold to John Haase tho
fye-story fiat. 25xlOO. at the southwest corner
Max Hart has sold to Louis T. Mailer the
siS-story tenement. 2oSlOO. No. $40 East Ninth
street. 80
on the north sids Of iilth street. loo feet east
OF Lenov avenue. and will improve.
Richard II. Handey has sold to Epstein h
Solomon the vacant lot 100. j lx!,o, at the south
j Roberts has sold to Albert Erdman tho
plot 6sx!'4. with old buildings. at the northeast
corner OF First avenue and Sixteenth street.
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MINING VIEWS.

Col has struck three inches If sylvanits quartz
IN the drift that assays $1,000 TO the ton,
A rich coppeE strike il reported ten nile, miles
from "A large BODY Of the ore assay ~ per cent.
corner.
Creole. Col. reports that the water is drained
from tho AMETHYST, ard that the Nelson tunnel
will hp pushed to completion.
Reports from Telluride Col. state that the
Keystone placer is in cl yso proximity 70 bed
rock The gravel washed thus far this season
has Welded ~ cents rer yard
Tho suuerintrndent % the tialena hing;
Stockton, Utah. writes that he drift of the 800
level has broken into the ore BODY
A letter from Red tlln. Col: states tina. the
output Of the camp prior - the lie W OF tn"
smsIters was averaging POO tons per day. Iron
Mask produced nearly one hal o! the tonnage.
Free gold has been oncountered IN the Gray
Eagle. Grant county. ore. Tho mine Is being
DEVELOPED Nv a tunnel and the results Of the
work arc proving satisfactory. English capl-
tai ~ still flowing into the district which 10
recognized aS one OF the Rteadiest gold camps
In tho country.
Fcter McCoIrt. manager OF the Huntsnan.
Grand county. Utah, wires that he shlnred 100
tons Of copper ore this week that will average
S2,i per ton VC eNuectS TO largely increase
this production during the balance u the sea-
George W Beach. manager, and Theodore
W. French Of pawtucket. director, OF the Bos-
ton and British Columbia. have started for
ReYelstoke TO inauEGrate extensive develop
meut OreratiOn-,
Samuel Neuhouse. managing director Of
the Boston Consolidated, has addressed long
letter To the stuckh Dders, retutiDg certain
property made by an Eastern mining journal.
Mr. Newi ouss asserts that the mine in It's
present condition on the ores already dis
closed. when tho cun'cmIlated mill II IN on
Grafton. can be maize to gay substantial tly-
dends even With the price OF copper at ii
cents
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broadway. va. 7t.11 n 1924 Of. 25x1oo:
Nathaniel 8 Smith TO John o Baker. 49,.
Broadway, o y, BOIL n Goth at, 5ox 1905
metropolitan Improvement Co to John
Burns. Observation-Disclosures,
Boulevard LAFAYETTE. g s. at iaoth st. runs
se116tows1 2th avIsw 1917 n 1911;
Thomas Allison: ref. to Jacob Butler u.
VIM H. Holmes To Patrick Smith 49,,
Elliott Av, W b, 200 . Elizabeth st. 60I126;
Timothy Donovan to Mathew Smith and
aho .,....,..,,.....'. .,..,.., ',......'.'
Forest Ay. VS., 1870 = lbGth at, 20X97.3;
Alfred J Madden TO Mary Jennings. ,.......
FoS st. VS.. 2i+ sid7th st, boxlOO; Joseph
ID Jennings to Mary Madden................
Teller av, "a, 74pn 1Opth At, runs box o
Si.6Lse OlXBw 1871: Ephraim Levy
to Elise NJ J FrrnHchild OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
LIST av Sc cor pad At, 24I83 Mary A smyth
to Agnos 7 Brennan. Observation-Disclosures.
3D. av, sc cor Wendover NV, 34.6xIOoI32. OK
100; Jerry Altieri to Samuel Green 49,.
Boehm to John Mckelyey.
eyth ct, a.. 1875 " Park av,s 1oo1l Oo11;
Isaac N Borinstein to Samuel Ginaberg:
t0th st, n y, $50 Q 10th av, 2bIpb.b; Matilda
] Mccormick to Vim II Flitner. ......,.....
85th st, ms, 1l3 18th av, 1vxps.a: Otto II
Kroeger to Margaretha Marquardt. 80.
toth at, tt6 W, 2b1ys.B; VIM II Flitner to
btth at. al f. 2oHiOo.6; Lena silverstein
to Mary Harlib. ".......................
112th st. n 8, :Iloa " LIST kv, 1l06I10O.1l;
John Dwight to Jerry Altieri..
112th st, II =, 200 " LIST av, l10.6I1O0.11;
John Dwight to Jerry Altien .........".;.
1s+th st.ss. 275 e eth av. lo0Ipn. l; Louis
Lese and ano to Arthur q Muhlker. 800.
1921 ct, ., s5.y Park av. l6.s1s2.6
11dsIso.s; Mary Tradelius to Mercantile
Cooperative Bank NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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To the Wives and Mothers
of Greater New York:

We want to talk to you about homes and
home buidng-you who are sick and tired of
gloomy city flats and continual rent paying
that can never add penny to your wealth.
We want to show you how to save a little
money, and how to own home Of your own
by simply using your rent money.
Think how tat. robust and healthy the chill
dren would be in a bright, cheerful home at
beautiful IngleSide Your husband Is too tired
at night to do the thlnking-or caring, either
You must do it for him
Think OF an artistic home for about 5000
-S25 a month-half applying on principal
And cheerful tireSde of your own
1t takes very little money down-probably
much less than you think
Then, remember, every year you enjoy this
home you are growing richer and richer.
In 1904 lots near lngleSide sold at SIS
apiece-to-dav S4oo and upward is the price,
and next year it will be way above this figure
They will double again within five years.
The reason early New Workers became mil
lionaires was because they bought real estate
on the rise. Remember, we are just entering
rising period, which is bound to surpass all
other rises.
Whv not get share OF this wealth while
paving for home of your own,
Simply let us start your thoughts in the
right direction Write us and we will send
easy reading matter and free tickets to visit
lnsleside, which is located in the ariStocratic
part of Flushing
To get there, take saith st. ferry to Long
Island City, thence by train or trolley every
few minutes to our carriages at Main ST.,
Flushing
Take a short holiday-we know you haven't
lost your interest in "going through" new
houses
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Mondays Auction Sales.


eouth OF seventh street. 20. 2I93. ,three-story
Leon sidenback. executor. VS.. Henry Rein
hardt ct al; Henry GottRetren attorney; Ed
yard d. j patterson, referee due 81 IIdgment
$5Sl 40 and interest: taxes. assessments. &c.
$500 and interest.
l73 feet west OF Avenue b. 25xlO2,2 .. five-s story
brick tenement; foreclosure, sale; Andrew
20 Rs y rh pEn1H 21'e AfR Sst
sss costs and $33 M and and H.
teres t PRIOR S' mortgage. $4,000 and Interest.
West EiRhty:fourth street. Nos: l2,i to 100,
nue., lOOx1O22. three flye-stqry brick flats.
foreclosure sale: Gpstave heidelberg vs..
STsPs Strife HSahan due
on judgment. $40 ll2H3 and interest; costs
and allowances. S4Ol II and interest nssess-
ments &c.. S2lo; prior mortgages Sll'ooo
West sevcnty-ninth street, No. 116. south
side, l25 feet west OF Columbus avenue. 25k
1O2. 2. four-story stone front dwelling Sheriff
Of Charles L. Bucki on May 20. 1893, ana since
runs west i25I south n.llI east 25x north
* east 100 to broadway. nve-story brick
title and interest Of William Kledel on Feb
10. 1899. and since.
by JAMES L. WELLS
East Fifty-hrth street. north side. 100 feet
closure sale: Henry ". Schmidt ct al. vs.
Moses koenig ct al GugEenhcimor " inter-.
CiarEe. referee: due on judgment. $500
and interest costs and allowances. SlO3. u
and Interest," taxes. assessments Ac.' sooo and
interest.
by STRONG IRELAND.
West Eighteenth street, No. 2l5, north side
23x92: three-s story brick dwelling, leasehold
foreclosure sale: Elizabeth Kriuhardt vs., Al
bert j. Lutz; A j. Mise. attorney; Moses
bnewdaira referee: due On Judgment. S+.353
taxes, assessments, &c. SNb
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Amsterdam av. n " cor 1s2d at; Samuel Nc.
Cracken to Gustavus Sidenherg. ": $4,000
A%''sFsa% 's G.r az. md M oFa ErH'
Bfoiidway' 81. 5o.il n gath st; John, c
Burnc to Metropolitan Improvement Go. mn
Convent .y. cor l46th st: washipgton
the southern Bapun Association, due 5000
and Bridget Smith to Timothy Donovan, on
Forest ay, " q. iaN : 1dsth at; Mary Jen-
ming, To- Mary Madden mos ............. $50
Grand Bohevprd and Ionro o, 90;
due as per agre.msnt ., p.rn ''oo'
hemer Schmd saloon lease; demand 800
Jackson av VS.. 30 15nth ST. Willis Phil
1aS ' t. and 'G5s' 5 Ratln map ''
II" Bathgate estate; Jerry Altierl to Geo TOO
1S Sar H. ana an% fi?FSI @Gss
ia lots Bathga,e estate; Emil doldner to M
Lot 2sr. map Of Unionport; Mary Vol1to mn
Part T1 Of lot asi. map village Of East Tro;
mont: Fiiomena and Fredk De Lorenzo ct ooo
RSvs to p s lossF we.tchc.tera,
Charlie. Peterson to Geo chrstman ~.
stobhins av. es, Hia+ iN5th st; Chris 800
toph vctte to Henry Hcuer yrs ;.;i.... 1000
Mar A McNamce to John Baton. .,
Underci,ti av. 3. 4tia i7sth ST. Her:
man stslbeIG to NY Cooperative Band .,,o
william st. "; Paul sonntag to Title Guar. 5000
hntce and Trust c., yrs. .......:..:,,: $4,000
I'd av 81 and $40, Jacob Kassewitz to ia $500.
cob KlingcnsteIn, demand .... ........;.. 10000
T. jacob klngenstein, demand ,.,.'...... 10000
John j JSne: aud ano. trus 5 yrs 49,. $4,000
Louisa A FincE. demand ....,,e',>..,,,. 10000
eth aN W ,. Al. ii lolst st; VIM Wcbber
to Charles y Abort VI. ..;..........; 1000
9th st. s. 324 = and 3n7ae Av c; samuel
! Ruth and Rachel Hoffman to Meyer ;, ooo
S4muei c Bo"hm It al. i VI ,............,. $4,000
7th ay. n e cor 55th At: John McKelvey to
samuel c ,ehm ct al VI ..,.,.,,.:.,,.. $1,000
Duth 81, 20 W Para ar Samue Gins 49,
berg to Isaac VI Bernstein demand. ..... $4,000
seth st, g. 800 Q It'll av; Matthew Raftery
to BoLdlestuu \ MorrI demand. ..;.,. 5000
Orr, acem, yr $4,000
sra st. $50 W Matthew Rattcry to Beadles
ton WoerI. saloon lease. demand .,,.... 5000
s2d ST. 8 a. $50 Q West End av; Margaret
Smith to John Rodgers Son. secures ,.o,
berg to Isaac n BERNSTEIN, demand ,.'... 1929
1onth st g. 100 " Columbus hy Edward
Margoes to James Crawford demand. 1900
Title q guarantee and Trust Co. yr,, $4,000
to Title Ciua-nntss and Trust Co yr $4,000
Alexander Rs,chum. yr r., .'.,,.....'' 10000
1l2th st, n g. 31O.6 " st av; Jerry Alneri
to Alexander ? Ketchunl, VI. 10000
12sth ST. SIS. 20 9Th av; Henry and Philip
pine Paul to Eniigrant Industrial Savings 80.
lS4th st. 8 g. o76 e nth av: Arthur G. Null.
kor to Louis Lese and ano yr, mtgs... 10000
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fnr Salt.

DHIILIANT TONE 7-octave upright piano; cost
ID s3UO. will sell reasonable. Can he seen at
WISER BROS. Piano Factory, ga West AID at.
DESKS f1tuics; high grade second handy
~ repairing fixtures bought.
PAUE. IS Centre ST. near Worth
EIELDGIASs SO originally cost $40; very pow
+ ertul and nearly new; 2u.gn bmocular glass;
not a cheap AFT lr, but Of best French make and
will send II for examination by addressing p. O. box
3a2 Cincinnati, q.
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Mechanics Liens.
Amsterdam av. II G cor l31st st. 1ooI1o
Mnlhcrn steam Heating Co Ns Van Ord.

Amsterdam av, II cor l31st st, 1ooI1o9:
Mulhcrn Steam Heating Co We Van Orden
Wetterer. ....:.....:.... "a, 10
Morris av. p $, 300 n ls4th ct. lboIl0o; Au.
gust Kirchner VS. Vim Hargraye. Jr, and
anO. ...... Observation-Disclosures. ......... u
West Houston at. IA to 17S Charles Weiss
berg vs. Leon LanrowitZ and Ano......,.... 81
1st av se cor 4uh 1T, 35O12OO to +3d stI
vs. New Jersey and NJ Abattoir CO ct al ! SO
LIST av, sccor +tth at. 35OX2OO to 43d SIX
trrcg To- av 100 to beg: American Forcito
powder Mfg Co vs. New Jersey and NY
Abattoir Co eta ...,,. :....... ..,..... 90
Qsth st. 10 and 81 f; Joseph Lawrence ct
al VS. Joseph kierst ct al O. lisns ......... 18
llsth ~, 33 and 30 W; Samuel ID Tomback
VS. Kate 4 hbelmAn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
lebth at. So. II Walton av. 2ar36; Patrick
Mullen VS. Hannah Doran ct al........,.. IL
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DEAUTITUL HOME FOR SALE.-New residence
ID IN East Orange. y j.; grounds hOa4I14O feet:
eleven rooms. finished in cypress and natural hard
whito -nam"ed hathtub, double floors; steam heat
and gas: French steel range, Two open irrplaceE
three Irartered oak and tiled mAntels; frescoed all
through; cellar III" or house; slate roof; 1--WE MN
u,es from D., L. and W station; lO4 trains per day
to New York: S6.5OD $500 in cAah. balance on
mortgage, cause OF sale, moving business and leav.
city; great sacrifice" immediate possession II
quired. Address for particulars.
N. =. % Mtl Nv. New York cltX-
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sd st. 20 and 50 W: Edwd Hunt. e1r &c. v
Frances A Spaulding ct al; attys Cary 4 w
l22d az 2O7 "; Abraham Beller vs. Jas Crawford
ct al; Attys, Il 4 C L Carruth.
10th IT, n 8, lot ~. map Fairmou 1ooI2oo, eI
cept parts taken by city Sc Ammo Brown W Jan
Bedell ct al; atty. e WHITAKER
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Record ed Leases.
Ridge st, 14s; Chas

Ridge st. l4s; Chas Run to Mabie Goldberg.
yrs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .... ...............
62d st. $50 W. Katie Allendorf to Matthew
Raftery, yrs .....:.......::...... $3.50
18th at. 34a F.; Edward Eantrowitz to
Giovanni Adinorf, 3 yrs............,. ......
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ll5th st. 1lS W: Letitia NJ Geer Hortense Clark
specific performance; atty. Geer.
lFSth st, $40 "; Jas Wheeler vs. Gerard B
Anchor ITO compel conveyance. attys, Maynard 7.
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Assignments Of Mortgages

American Mortgage Co to Leopold Gusthal
and ano. trustees. e.. ....... ...'.,;.
Boehm. Aoraham, and lewis Coon to Glib
Corn Exchange Bank to Bond and Mortgage
De Nottbeck. Cecilia l.. to Nay Ten Eyck -.
Liebesxind, Hrnie. to Herman M"ndel ....
Middlebrook Frederic J to Mary Robert
Palermo. John to James WSo!es. ...........