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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
DEALS IN DIRT.
Resume of Transactions in ReaIt.
for the Week.

George f. Comfort. by sheriff. to
Ambrose Hine. blocks 1249 1899,
19Ao loss 1875 1336 and 1337. lots
/ to S, 25 to Is. block 1881; lots 6
and . block 1929; lots II to 90.
block 1894 town Of La Porte. SIT
]. 3. Hlne to A, p, Logan. blocks
t255 and 1875 town of Ia Porte l
Thomas G Williamson and wife.
Mar A IN Galveston. Harrisburg
and San Anronio Railway Com. -.,
many fractional Int o block A
Trentenn's addition sOO
William and Amanda Green nv
sheriff tn Jacob Kilnner lot 7
block Z Barnes and Wefmore adj
dition. north side Buffa1o bavou,. e75
Bernardo De George to Vincenzo
Traina lot TX II 54-t0o acres in
Little York mart section R block
1 Houston and Tevas Central
railroad county lands ..... 295
G. NJ Abercrombie and wife 1rr,a
tn b r smith section cert,
fcate 1882. Houston, Taylor and
Rastron RAILROAD comnany lana
Aline Oris0n and Rnena EIiis heirs
Caliia Andersen deceased fo n
r smith sention certifcata
1O-965 Houston Tavlor and Raa-
trop Railroad company lands. rs
Thomas Ellis to n r smith section
o certidcate 1o-369 houston
Taylor and Bastrop Railroad com
many lands o.
Herbert c. Grant ia /, 7 parks
20 A. 10 acres mart Ketcbmn, tract
north side Buffalo bavou ,
Louis A. Abott To T. I parks
90 4-tO acres mart Kefchiim tract
north sida Rnffalo bavo,, I
Annie burnett and r. W sberrici,
by sheriff 70 ! w sam MARI ~
the Burnett homestead tract lot
D. block / and lots 10 and IA
block ? Webster's addition. also
half lot 5, block Is, chapmans
second addition; lots A and &
Chapman's first addition ali rortb
Side Buffalo BAYOU A1Ao
r NJ 1ovd NV tr,,stoo 7'I4V
League west hair NJ tbo fobn w
Rrvan 1854 cro e,,r,,a,,
r. NJ. Elgin and Mary p EIgin 70 ''''''
William l.. Macatee. 20 ~ lot
& IN and ~ bIooL II No.
town - ,oo
Theo. DreylInr and W e oIivor 80 1V'
Eli Reese Iots II and 10 bloct .
Oliver and Dreyling addition oso
b. f. Smith and n r Stafford 70
Fred Ofenheiser, south half tract
Al. Meadowbrook farms ! ON
Charlie Boardman smith IN IT A-0V
Masterson Ralnh unlhors e,n
acre survey ..'.'...',.0'' e, oon
Josenh A. Renner n Tbeo w y.,,,,' Si''-V
part acres in lot IA hlon,i
Hollingsworth survev 'N % "a,
James B. briggs 10 Tbos pan H., oOO
q block as Rrunrar od5ttia ~ o-.
w. Il. Toler and wife Msrtba ;. -''
C. w Hambrick. II acres in West.
colt tract. Harris and Wiis,n .
league grant ,oo
L. II. Dexter and wife Mahai NJ =. 1oV
j. Z. Stevens onfiots Tot 49,, ,n -
1872, 1873. 1874 az 76 and al No.
Park ..... q An,
Alice c. Burnett and husband Ered. -''O'
eric j., to william II. Bionnt Iot
"a. block tj6. Houston Heigb3s A..
W. C. Corbett 10 II II Rrooi,, 10
SO $1,000 acres in q p KIN
survey .. 'o" ooo
II. d Brooke IN lain IT p,,h,. 'oo
SO $500 acres in O. p, Ke Iy,
survey ..........'.. ie''OH -
j. o. Davis TO Iobn n PM 10
acres in ] Austin S.Iae,t,a ~ a.
j. T. Mason IN p W.T. s.ais ~
block II. barnes and Wety, .ot o.
diton "u =,
Joe NJ. sam ~ 'yyjtt .. l
block II, Barnes and Wetmor .o' "a a.
dition, north side Bnfain baS s =,
r. Whittv ia coo,... I ~"
block Ii Barnss ga yvaes' iot o.
dItion. north side pnffain 49,, ,o,
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sAENGEunuNp ELECTION,
officers Selected az the Annual Meet
Ing estCrdaA.

OtNcerS ScitNlrN ht hhf Nhnuhl bffi-
Ing yesterday.
The annual meeting aud election of Of
fcors OF the Saengerhund was held at the
hall on the corner Of San Jacinto
street and Preston avenue yesterday.
A large number of members were
present and considerable interest was
manifested in the election. which resulted
as follows President. Gus Sauter; vice
president. VIM Fuchs; secretary. l.. G..
Mueller: treasurer, l.. Schark directors:
A. Helhcrg, j. Fuersteuberg. O, Kreiter.
J. Peschka, g, Hoepfuer +. Huenich c..
Stock Paul Diotschold and f. Hecker
Mr.. Gus Sauter, who was reelected to
the position OF president of the organiza
ton was unable to be present, being con-
fined to his home by Illness
The sixteenth anniversary OF the Saeng-
erbund will be celebrated next Sunday on
an elaborate scale, The festivities Will
conclude with ball at night at which a
large number OF members and friends viii
be present.
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Revival at Drummer.

revival was begun at Drummer last
night under the auspices of the Methodists
of that community. The services, which
took place under the new arbor, were at
tended by the largest congregation ever
sermon delivered by Rev. ]. N Adams
was appreciated by all. Rev. Jno. H.
Green viii preach tonight. The services
will continue indefinitely.
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10 Meet at Anderson,

Quintana, Texas, June 1s.-The ad-
journed meeting of the Brazoria county
Brazos navigation convention will be held
at Angleton on June 90, when the exc
cutive committee will make its report on
statistics and arrangement for transporta-
ton OF delegates to Brenham..
Edwin Waller.
L, w, Meyer, Chairman.
Secretary.
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THE SUMNER THEATERs.
Regular Performances at the Audi
forum mud Eorcst PINK.

forum aud Forest Park.
\ complimentary Sunday night audience
Witnessed the presentation Of IAN Unequal
Match" at the Auditorium last night and
enjoyed it thoroughly. The piece was
handled by the same cast which appeared
in the original production. The usual spe-
cialtles We're given by Miss Beverly, Mr..
Morton. Mr.. Ellis, Miss Pristia and DO
Haven and Mai, tho clever Juvenile artists
who have made such hit here and who
made their final appearance in Houston
last night
The bill for tonight will be "Queena," a
MarIonettes will be seen for the first time
on this occasIon.
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For the PnhlIc snnnre.

Contributions for the public square and
monument reported by Mrs. d, r. Stuart
and Miss Jennie Hunter; Master Bar
yeunne Moore. SO cents; Mrs r. c. Chap
man, ST.
Reported by Mrs. J, c, Hutcheson; Miss
Lennle Latham, 81 Mrs. Latham, 81
Reported by Mrs. John G. Cannon Mrs.
Krupp, ST.
Total contributed to public square fund
TO date. siS9750.
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The Galveston, Houston and Henderson
Railway company announce that commence
ing Sunday, June IS, they will run q flyer
from Houston TO Galveston every Sunday
leaving Grand Central depot at 1;45 and
International and Great Northern depot al
1855 p. M, arriving at Galveston $3.50 p.
M, and returning leave Galveston at SEQ
p. m. This train will make no stops be-
tween Houston and Galveston aud is in
addition to the nine regular daily trains,
as shown by published time cards.
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A sabbath Exodus

The city seemed to be practically de-
serted yesterday, most OF the people who
are usually seen on the streets on Sunday
afternoon having gone to some OF Hous-
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L, w. Meyer,
Secretary.

ONE PRICE ADMITS TO ALL Lee
TURES.
And entertainments in the auditorium at
tho Texas Colorado Chautauaua.
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Residence at Edna nurned.

soma Texas, June 17.-At o'clock this
morning fire destroyed DR.. ]. NJ. Rich.
. Ioona residence' loss, approximately
sovVS; s building insured in Norwich Union
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Shirt waists and dress skirts a speciality.
81 Packard's Troy Laundry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19

We please the ladies, consequently the
gentlemen. 81 Packard's Troy Laundry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19

Coke and Tar--For. sale by Houston Gas
Light Company,
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At the conclusion OF the sermon tbs
congregation joined in singing tho song
beginning ut Is Not Death to Die" after
which a row appropriate remarks were
made by Rev. Storey. The closing ode
was then sung and the services were
closed by the henedctlon, pronounced by
Rev Mr. Lamkn,
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

ruArTs on ALL PAETs OF GREAT BRI-
rTX FRANCE. AND GERMANY BOUGHT
IN SOLD. COLLECTIONS MADE.
Tp IygILEIs' LETTERS OF CREDIT AVAIL
.Drr N ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. AND
COMMERCIAL LETTERS or CREDIT ISSUED.
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Nj a NJ E1 a NJ 8 e U

HOUSE & COTTAGES, SHELTER ISLAND. 1. l.. N. z.
HOTEL HANDSOMELY REBUILT 1897. Greatly en-.
lsrged and improved Healhfliy located. amid beanfu
scenery All modern improvements, electric lights Oih
elevators: with baths drives groves, pure water.
dry atmosphere goihng yachting bathing fishing music.
dancing. Open until Sept Is Easily accessible oy
superior fast service Long Island Railroad and
steamers Sainnecock and Montauk. Long ns-dstance
telephone Send for and illustrated pamphlet 10
H. n. ". LAWSON. Manager Manhanset House. Suffolk
County. y. Y.
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vYERs TITLE IN.unANcE COMPANY

THE LAWYERS TITLE IN.uitANCE COMPANY
~ OF NEW YORK.
AZ g. 20 Liberty Street and 44i7 40 Maiden Lane,
" - New York July 7th 1899
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
- many has this day declared a dividend Of Pa per
cent and az extra dividend OF cent PAYABLE at the
Company's Ofhces on August list 1879; The transfer
books Will closed Saturday. July 18TH and reopened
On "eo"e'DA' JOHN DUER. Treasurer
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REAL ESTATE.
THE BUILDING AT NO. 81 wALL~sT. sohD
w HAyEMEYER FOR CASH.

w F. HAVEMEYER FOX CAoi'
Richard NJ. Montgomery & Co. have negotia.eu .
transaction which is particularly ihteies'e' "a
ing as It does in the middle Of dull week III nie
summer They have sold for Henry ra,-sn' rr -
trustee. to William F. Havemeyer' NO. % n.,,g
a seven story marble front ofice buildins' ,,,nS
81 feet on wall-st. by 81 6xE.Sx66o Inc -. :,
price ir not given. but the building is assesSS
$4,000 1t was built by Mr.. ParSn aoou. e.s e. .ba
years ago and until recently was ocoupieu " al
Phoenix Insurance Company. MI HaNeiiie' aNeii'oo,
ready owns No 50 Wall-st., a similar h%iep- % -
building running through to Beaver-st. which ..'
bought last year from the Taylor Jonhso" 1t
and now has plot OF about 400 square lee',
frontaees Of rs feet on wall-st. and o. iee. -
Beaver-st. The property sdjoins the tweNe s''s =.
Sampson Building owned by the Duche'''
Dino ,Noucb
The present sale to Mr.. Havemeyef' noya
further east than any OF the properties ta that
been the subject OF rumor lately inaica Not the
investors have their on the Street ,act that
least interesting feature OF the sale IL - t"0
the transaction is absolutely for casn, Ini,oonan TO
Arthur Gorsch has sold for NJ three story
and basement brick dwelling hSYset ost % Eighty
also for Clarke Augustine No ZS Il, bass sssnartment
house 2I .Hrfo for ana and FOR Dr. 1sgSs
No 1,7sl Third-ave.. fye story oro"''''
II G Senior Co o. have sold for Dr " A. FaGG.
ming to Mrs J. vinton No Us West S ,oi s Is sxloo5
Michael Petite, OF Brooklyn. has sold Nc no, for
Fulton-st., a three story double frame hU hr "a 70o
Arson NJ Purner. to Giuseppi Gog,nim i'i = Mot al
and for John Solly TO Clemente de Rosa "a P'
Chester Park Borough OF Queens. for sa;oor, 49, D.
At the New-York Real Estate lSsrS SasY 10 55s
East One-hundred -and-twenty- -fourth-sL' spna n +
story stone dwelling house, B6xloon' 10 |Ai"'
Randall the plaintiff, for $500. .,o.-ra the
peter F. Meyer & Co sold in forec!osu,dd ,dA OF of
vacant Mot 81 xl29s9 zx153. on the east suo or,
park-sve 0ormerIy Rairoad-ave). 81 feet rrn sou
Of One-hundred and fifty -second-st' 10
Stolz defendant. for 1886. H.. q eeven
story brick and stone front fathouse s One
7s2 10 be erected at the southeast corner
hundred twentieth-st and ST: Nlchoiso sa cos,
The architect, H. B. Mllliken, estimates 'ne 00'
az S1OOO 900
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A DvERTIs EMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
y received their Uptown once. No. l24Z Bfoadway'
Is north Of 5lst-st. until o'clock p m; adyertke-
meats received any American District Telegraph once
az the following branch Offices at regular onioe
rates until O'Clock viz 20f shave. . e. cor
2d-st 1872 6t-aye. l2h-st. Macy's tth-ave and
l4th-st; lS2 CoumbVs-ave West 06th-s JOG West
4ed-s 6th-aye 02 East i4th-st 257 West 42d-st
between 7th and sh ave- l5e East 47h-st' Loss 3D.
ave between 10th and 77th sts: l.O2e 3d-eve. near
01s.-s; TOS s9th-st.; ESQ ID ave near
sIs-st Sd 2iO Bleeckerst S25 Bleecker-et
COS "a ave 10th-st 1924 Sd ave 2662 30
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Gnrronaie's 6 Notites.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE o


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK BY the grace OF God free and independent
10 the heirs at law Of kin II any whose
and places Of residence are unknown OF Laura Roome
deceased, SEND GREETING:
Whereas John /, Drummond Of the County q
New York has lately applied TO the Surrogate's Court
OF our County York 10 have certain Instruments
IN writing both real and personal property
duly proved last VIII and Testament and Codc
OF Laura Roome late County Of New York. de-
and each Of you cited 10
Of County OF New YORK. at his
ofice IN the County Of New York. the l1th day of
cepterber thousand eight hundred and nnetyntne
Al hafpast clock the forenoon Of that day then
and there attend the probate Of the said last VIII and
Testament. .
And such you hereby cited as are under the
age Of twenty-One years. required 10 appear by
your guardian. II you or II You nave none 10
enpear and apply for 10 be appointed. or IN the
event Of your neglect failure 10 do 3d. guartian
will be appointed by Surrogate 20 represent and act
for the proceeding .
the surrogates Court Of said County Of New York
TO hereunto affixed
witness. Hon James II. varnum. Surrogate Of our
........ said County Of New YORK. al said county.
L. S. the 18th day Of July. in the year of our
...-'''''-' Lord thousand eight hundred and
ntnety-pine J FAIRFAX McLAUGHLIN.
Clerk Of the Surrugates Court.
GwIILIM & MEYERS.
Attorneys for Executors.
No. $50 Nassau st. n Y. City.
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No Broadway. New York, July Isth, Io59,
THE COUPONS due August 1st, 1899, on the
bonds OF the De Coal and Iron Company
ana or the South Plttsburg purchase bonds OF this Com
rany will be paid maturity the Hanover National
Bank. York City. J. BO"hON treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

THE CORN EXCHANGE BANK.
New York, July l9th 1890
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
declared a Dividend Of SIX 90 PER CENT. paya-
ble TO the Shareholders 1s day Of August next
The transfer will at u NJ July 22d. and
LOFTIN LOVE. Cashier.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s5th-st Nos 22i and 22s East '4xiO22 Mary s4s 900
sd-st No 800 East % 7xlQ6 Morris hrono'e' 1920
Joachim spira and AaOlP5 Il6Sh AlT.Sp Wilhelmina
HaTuch and another to Nina schonssn ;,,.o 1900
Ta oar s. 10 70 sarah & 0 werner and 900
stanton-st. corner AttoTney-s S4'ooo' oH' 10000
NofoRst 4oasn No S ioGS 81 254oo Abr Post and a7soo
another exeouor' to 6o Lewis Ia Rroadway 501
7011 Amos + Eno executor to Benjamin No $500
Bowling Sii Green lot S. map Of Amos Corning 2oeI
l2s Gx3lx12sG Cornelius Vanderbilt ana VIE "a 500
pTjdre-st Nos 2 ana s. n s. Thomas d Dew" n .ao
dyrS and VIE Green !. 0s mar Il
lots by Amos Corning Herman Won fos' ~ 1856 100
lot map Of GoyeTnmen, nj AIus9 s,c sooso
Briareest Nos 8 and s. Thomas Dewitt as 'rus- se,s
same p2oSery t@ George Dewitt and -
sas sgsss s1obrty ,g SANG GeofFs s Dewitt executor
Same neS property: Alfred Dewitt same; o-S' % go
s,asetst ssTs $ lot O. map Of Government Houst lots:
Phillips Phoenix and another executors ere 10 2s 427
same .5s9.5'y f1', raoaI ,1a :,,: 1' j. s.- .:
ws''aAilf 81 l5 is's n lsSx g icI :Iis;
ass Th!sSaf' S1ia sso part i'fi 6iilarpsa Rich
Bowling Green No l. s. hehils''' 2ss ooo
ststsst No 2e s s ,o % To
Bowling Green. s lot Government House &c, o.o
John L Cadwalader 70 same -. i0'
Lot map ,}i Of g. Government hou'e io' $500
Lot = same map; Augustus he'nen"ay 1el 2Oo
WhiebalI-st open space south OF
Bowling Green' l'o' 'H@''-''O r1i"a'- i.. 1885, go
e,iass.t st a. 10 5aTe corner wi,eha.t s5 Irregular
Bridge-st, No 7. n Noel sanzcrn. indvid- q,
and trustee. 20 same
Same properly; a-Is James r@u'''As A'- 30 200
Lot map 90 OF ,s,ss G9yesheas m sane 10000
Safest e 8 lot 70 map Of Government House
lots 45x129x29xi33 Mary Seccomo ct al. 70 a., .oo
:
BIiaEe-s &c nos al ana psrts 3 g. James s5e
same irs. ptops5g ,S s5: LT si7s parts 4I72
same 4n pTagts'y. Aena "afo e. a 70 62i5
sIne ana d Teo;or efe TO same sSs psrts 90 $50
Same property; Theodore Mason. as sub-trus- ,-o
tee 2 al same s-l75 parts. :.......... +liz
''slf is17s PARTS. a.-so. I2sI5
lots Maria Heiser "iSp ct al TO same 7eo4o
state-st. s lot II. map; Mary SEQ
comb et al N Mary seccomb et al............
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THE LAWYERS
TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK,
81 and 80 Liberty Street,
44Il and 46 Maiden Lane.

Enables dealers and investors to OBJ
tain the opinion OF their own lawyers
and furnishes in addition the opinion OF
its Law Department, and in cases OF
doubt that OF its Committee Of Counsel,
and a Policy OF Title Insurance. De
fends titles at its own expense when
assailed.
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Counirp proprrln for Sale


JpERNARDsVILLE. n. J. FOR sALE.-A beautiful
ID farm 1874 buildings In good order: abundance
Of fruit and water. EVANDER H. SCHLEY.
TNARM-4O acres: frut meadow: charming valley. 70
i miles from New-York miles from Hudson River.
call or address j. MILTON CLARK. Croton on Hudson
y. y.
T,OR SALE White Plains villa plots. lvDr2oO. hne
L trees restricted neighDorhoOc. $3.50 aad upward
sl.o nlots with macadam water. electric hghL
Address NEW NETHERLAND REALTY CO.. 27l Broad
way n Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Once of the Treasurer New York. July 2Ith. 1893.
A DIVIDEND Of one and One-quarter per
capital stock Of the ROME. WATER
TOWN AND OGDENSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY
will be paid by the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company lessee (under the provisions OF the
between the companies) this ONCE on
and after August 18TH 1899 70 stockholders OF record at
the closing of the transfer books July 3lst 1889
L. V. W. ROSSITER. Treasurer.
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OFFICE OF CONSOLIDATED ICE CO.

OFFICE OF CONSOLIDATED ICE CO.,
23D ST. AND LEXINGTON AVE
New York July o. 1890
a DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT. on the
Common Stock Of this Company has this day been
declared and viii be payable August 18th. 1893 70 stock
holders Of record at the close Of business August ID
1899 The transfer books Of the Common Stock Will be
closed from p. II. August 30. 1899 until August 18Th.
1899 Dividend checks will mailed stockholders Of
H F. MORSE, Treasurer
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Gedcbcrs,

Geaebcre.
EVERETT STOND yale and Coiumbial. experienced
~. tutoring for entrance and advanced college
aminations will engage with pupils in or near the city
Circular mailed request. 316 West 56tn-st.
DR W G. NOVEL;. private tutor az pupils homes or
IL at 1T z. SGD ST. Two pupils received In family.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

New YORK July 2oth. 1899.
A DIVIDEND OF two and one-half t212J per
~ cent on he First Preferred Stock and % per
cent. on the Second Preferred Stock Of the OMAHA
WATER COMPANY will be paid by the undersigned on
August 10th. 1890, at It's office, No p William street.
New York 70 OF the certificates OF
beneficial interest pertaining said stock OF record on
the books OF the undersigned August ], 1893
The Farmers' Loan & Trust Co., Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adams. Samuel and william C. 70 the Mutual
Life Insurance Company. Of New-York. Noe 27
and % West 31st-st. l year. r...................-
Lordi Giovanni. 70 the Mutual Life Insurance.
Company. Nos 90 and 100 Bayard-st. years.
Oussanl Joseph to Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. 5th-ave. 9, l00.l1 n . of 1iith-st,
year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Neufeld Morris. and Isldor Cohen TO Leonidas p
Williams trustees Bathgate-ave. 9. . II
Of l14th-st, years.
Same 20 same. Bathgate-ave. cor l74th-st,
Carroll. Grace. TO the Equitable IAfe Assurance
Society Riverside Drive. 8 cor Slst-st. 3
Ratkowsky Bernard. 10 LYMAN schnitzer. No -
East Broadway. demand ........ .............:.
Esler. Josephine A. and Emma Flanagan 70
George Ntching. S4th-s;. g. 1916 II " Of
1Oth-ave. years. .-......... 80.
Harber Lewis, to Abram and William II Post.
executors. etc. No "a Norolk-st. vears
Ferguson Samuel !. 10 William II Field. admin
istrator. etc. No 2, ,l3l 3d-aye, years..........
Strauss Moses 70 Walter sewell 124th-st.
n S 100 II Of 3d-ave. 3 years................
Storck Frederick. 10 the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. st Ann save. 9, 10 n OF l3oth-st
wyiie. Christina S, 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
Company Nos 242 and pa East 5eth-st. 5
Wagner Peter. TO Mary II Baldwin. S5th-st. n q
145 II " Of Central Park West. years........
Same 70 Josephine Brooks and another. trustees
etc. 95th-st. Isl II Of Central Park
West. . years ....''..
Lord. Giovanni, 70 Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, No IS Mulberry-et, years. .........
Levy, Annie. TO Catherine Wagner. No III East
Mor5ecai Benjamin, % Real Estate Trust Com
pany, Eew-York, Cathedral Parkway. 6, 200
II OF Broadway. years. rs......................
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

l2oth-st corner ST NIchoas-ave. for one
seven story brick and stone hathouse. lls5x
40 2x7s2 " c Hunter. No So3 West 1l7th-st.
owner II B Mulken. No $50 4th-ave architect 1000
I5Gth-st n g. l732 q Of Westchester-ave. for
-four two story brick dwelling houses. 169x49;
teet Dei"." SOC
14sth-st n e corner Bergen-ave. for a six story
brick and stone nathouse. with store y SIX
1O9 10; Albert Rothermel. No eo3 East l44th-st,
and architect. t,u
Rose Place i30 n " OF Parker-ave for
two story frame dwelling house. lsx3O: l.
Newman. owner and architect ................. q
ST Raymond-ave S. l30 II W Of Parker-ave for
two and one half story frame dwelling house.
lsx3O. T l. Newman, owner and architect. "a
Proepect-ave e =. q Il n OF l7eth-st for q two
story frame dwelling house. 25x4s; II Schultz.
No 557 East 15lst-st. owner. Louis Falk. archi-
80
Prospect-ave 5. % n n Of l79th-st rear OF.
for two story ,rame shop and stable 33x22
and I4x32: II Schultz. No 557 East i5lst-st.
owner l. Falk. architect. .-.....-.-... Id
Southern Boulevard. g. 30 II q Of lS7th-st for
four story frame dwelling houses. 1927:
Thomas Philips. premises. owner and architect l.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
financial.
Guaranty Trustee.
OF New York.
-.crAr CORNER CEDAR STREET

IXTEREsT ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
,rblect 10 chccuc or on certificate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-09-01

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