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Henry Thies IN forward this
week with a bigger potato than has
yet been Produced b! anyone else.
Reno reports M that weighed four
pounds, but Mr.. Thies shipped thirty
two to !. Zellaback IN San Francisco
tina: weighed l0l pounds and one OF
them weighed five pounds aud Il
half. He says that he has over a doz-
en- that will weigh over four pounds
each. He selected only the fine look.
lug oues to send to the city. These po-
tatoes are OF a variety obtained in
Salt Lake. Mr.. Thies last spring
planted a ton OF item for which he
paid $50. Mr.. Thies in digging his
sugar beets found one that weighed
nine pounds. fIe thinks that his
patch will average over forty tons TO
the acre.-Lovelock Tribune.
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up.sired My.,.ry of the Maine.

Il do not believe the details OF the
blowing up Of the Maine will ever be
revealed. and no man ever worked
harder to probe the myster! than l.
remarked Captain Lucisn loung OF
The navy, st Chsmberiin's.
ut Is as much Of a mystery today
&c i. IVES when the atrpcions crime
=Es committed. for there cannot lie
the slightest doubt that i.s d~essruc.
ton was the result o. design. The
explosive that did tie WORK WIS taken
from the magazine toy a corple OF
Spaniards. who undoubtedly acted
under orders, and ,bese c are 20,
alive today. Dead men tell no tales.
and after they had been used in the
accomplishment Of The ba,barous
deed there was every reasou TO ge,
them out Of the way. The exact va,
in which the explosive wss used, how.
ever. Is u secret that will never be
come known. unless those who snos
about Il choose TO expose their oar
infamy.'
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\. Judge Of the Old school.

\: Judge 81 the old school is said TO
have once summed up a very com
p!icatei case il the following terms:
Gentlemen q! the iury-Iou have
all heard the evidence, !ou have also
heard what tie learned counsel have
said. II You believe what the coun-
sci for the plaintiff has told yon til, n
your verdict will lie for the plaintiff;
but il. on the other hand. you bclieye
what the attorney FOR the defendant
has to!d you. !nn will give i ycId!ct
Tor the defendant. But il you are
like NE and don't believe hat either
81 them have told YOU then | don't
know what yoU will do.-fiouscho.d
Words.
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OF rHE GREAT SALT LAKE.

1t is prophesied that before the end
OF another century the Great Salt
Lake will be utterly dried up. In
the past year, We are told. it's waters
have receded n mile. -rhe cause for
this says The Irrigation Age. lis
said to be the excessive GRAIN made
upon it by the irrigation enterprises
Of the Mormons. Contrary to the
theory which WAS accepted for a time.
this great lake is not Ted by under
ground springs, but by the Jordan,
Weber, Ogden and Bear rivers. and
when the water OF these streams is
intercepted for irrigation purposes.
1t necessarily decreases the water
supply Of Salt LaSc. leaving it much
to the mercy OF the san and the Ct
tendaut evaporation which is con-
stantly gong Gu and winch Is slowly
bat surely drawing the waters away
until in tirae only a bed of dry sal;
will remain. The cause OF the salt.
ness q the water Of this mysterious
body VI water has been n matter of
conjecture To scientists for years
The most plausible theory is that the
saltuess IS due 10 the high altitude
which causes excessive evaporation,
while there is practically no outlet TO
the lake. \ scientist after 4 number
Of experiments has expressed :he con-
~viGtion that II all the salt supply OF
the world were cut of, except that
fouud in the bed ~ the lake, there
would s;ill he enough to last the
world for ages. 80 deep Is this deposit
| Regarding the iccadeDce of this laSe
= writer recently said: when the
Great Salt Lake is gone it will be
missed rs Il wonder and 4 salt factory
for little else, Its waters destroy
vegetation instead Of nourishing it.
Should the fresh waters .of the lake
be cvaPoEa;ei of disappear into the
ground, thousands OF square miles
would cease to he hahitsble. Some
years ago the Utah lake region WAS
made q Government reservation, An
act which has Kept irrigation old
panies from drawing. either directly
from it or from its feeders.
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EN me DISTRICT COURT or THE
Fourth judicial District Oi the state Oi
Nevada, IN ard Tor the County Of k.lkO.
IL THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE nSD
GUARDIANSHIP or PAULINE <EyND
BcRTSH ASp NUE. :. BERTSCH. Min
ORS.-CITATlDS.
The State Of Nevada TO Sarah 4. Berisch
and other next Of kin 10 the said minors. II
any In said County 81 k!kO, and all other
persons Interested IN tlc estate Of said
minors WHO may H. IN said County: Greet.
ing: Whereas Sarah u. ByTt>ch. guardian
q: The person. alG estates 81 said minors.
has this lutA day 81 October. l-g. ul"l her
Petition il th!S Court praying for an order
% sale O!tEc real estate ~ said ri-oTS.
By uCi.r Of this Court you are hereby
Cited and required 10 appear before the
Judge Of This toarI In IN" CsuIiy @! Elro,
state Of Nevada, ~ ia" Courtroom thereof,
AZ the Courthouse in the Town Of t.lEO.
CDuu;y % rlkn. on Monday, III" .sJ:h iuy of
october, l>@. ~ ten p'ClurS 4 NJ. OF iA4f
day, then And ihr-H To show cause. i.auy
You have, ally an order for -" sale 81 SAID
--a! estate >Eoul4 not BE- granted accounting
10 ttH said petition uG Glr.
WITNESS, the Hua- O.. =. TtLRDr. Judge
81 The Fourth Judicial District Court
% ttg STAT. % N,gHl4. Cus.u.y Of
i5a5. HitH I-- $50! ~ .a.I Court
amNsd, iEis lnIA la. %: October 40.
lSu.
49,. AE-Er-:
SEAL \. G. pNWL.T,
- Ci-gS.
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An advocate OF voting by machin.
cry advances ne an argument in favor
OF II that mo question can arise az To
whether a vote Is To DO counted or
not. No vote can bc changed. No
fraud is possil lie. either on the par, Of
the ;otcrs or the election officers
There are men who oppose machine
voting for those very reasons.
Cleo. holland, Rocklaud. o.. sa, q:
SHY wife had piles forty years. Dc.
witt'F Witch Hazel Saiyc cured her.
1t Is the best salye iE America. II
heals everything and cures all skin
djseases. Elko Drug co.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.

Governor Sailrr has issued tle FOL.
lowing Thanksgiving proclamation:
The President q. the United States
according Ia long established custom,
has by proclamation designated
Thursday. tIie 31th day Of November,
1859. n day TO be observed by the peo-
pie OF the United States II thanks
giving and prayer to Almighty God
foT favoEs received and blessings en-
ioyed during tie year now drawing
To a close.
To further impress this honorei
custom upon the minds Of the people
OF this State, l.. Rcinhold Sadler,
Governor ,of Nevada. do hereby
recommend ;kat the day so designat-
ei by the President I've observed ac-
cordmR TO religious belief and iudi-
viiuai preference IN the performance
% eooi aOrE amt that, charity may
u5oraa With ihan&iulness to God.
Given Euier my hand and the
Grea, Seal OF the State OF Nevada. at
the Capitol IL Carson City, the Ssh
day Of November. in the year O!
Lord one thousand eight hundred
ana u~iu:y-ujur.
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NOTICE.

iiy order of the Board Of County
Commissioners OF EIko County, State
OF Nevada. made this 9th day OF
February, lS99, notice is hereby
given hat all persons who are charg.
rs upon the county must come To the
County Hospital, or all claims for
their support will be disallowed by
said BoarG except III cescs Of extreme
emergency.
Attest: 4. G.. DAwLEY
County Clerk.
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By order o! tine Board Of County
Commissioners, all bills against the
County 10 be acted upon by the
Board, must be filed on or before the
Saturday Immediately preceding the
Monday upon winch the BnGrd meets.
otherwise the bills will not be acted
upon until tile next meeting of TIE
Board.
Attest: \. @. pAwLEY
Comfy Clerk.
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a sruDr IL kx-rnfslDENrs.

Two ex.Presideuts OF the United
States are still living. Cleveland and
Harrison.
Before the the expiration Of John
Adams term, 1901, there were no ex-
Presidents living, Washington having
died in 1909.
Daring Jeiferson's administration
Adams WIS the ex-President. Both
died on the same day, July 4, 1876.
Both were ex-Presilents during the
administration Of J.. q Adams.
When Monroe was President the
three eI-Presidents were Adams, JET.
ferson and Madison.
j. q. Adams became President in
1875, At that time Adams, Jefferson
Madison and Monroe were living. But
before the expiration Of his term in
1S9, only Madison and Monroe were
living,
During Jackson's administration
Madison, Monroe and John Q.Adams
were living. Before the ex pir,tiou
OF Jackson's second administration.
however, only ], q. Adams renamed
as former President.
When Van Buren, was President J.
q. Adams and jackson wore living
ex-presidents-
During Wm.Henry Harrison's term
OF one mouth, J. q. Adams, Jackson
and Van Buren, were the living cx-
Presidents.
John Tyler as Vice President sue
ceeded Harrison and was IN Office
from lSil TO iSi5. The eE-Pnsi-
dents living during his admiristra-
ton were J. Q. Adams, Jackson and
Van Buren,.
While Polk was President, the liv-
inS ex.Presidents were j. Q. Adams,
jackson Van Buren, and Tyler. But
before the expiration OF his term Van
Buren, and Tyler only remained.
Ta.lor's term lasted less than five
months. Ia that time Van Buren,.
Tyler and Polk we're living. although
Polk did - days before Taylor leav-
ing Van Buren, and Tyler as living
ex-Presidents.
When Fillmore Was President, Van
Buren, and Tyler were living ex-
Presidents.
During Pierce's administration
there we're three living ex.Presidents,
Van Buren,. Tyler and Fillmore.
When Buchanan was President,
Van Buren,, Tyler, Fillmore and Pierce
were living.
During Linooln' term Of Office, Eli
more, Pieree aud Buchanan were liv
ing.
In the administration Of Johnson
Buchanan died, leaving Fillmore and
Pierce.
During Grants first term Fillmore
and Johnson we're living. Before the
expiration OF his second term there
was 40 living ex.President.
Grant was the only ex-Pecsideut
living while Hayes wEs at the White
Honse.
During Garfisld's shcr: term, Grant
and Hayes were living.
In the administration Of Arthur,
Grant and Hayes were living. At
the time of Arthu.'s death Hayes
was living.
Daring Cleveland's Hrs; term.
Grant, Hayes and Arthur were living
Before the expiration Of that term
only Hayes remained.
With Harrison as President Hayes
and Cleveland were living. bu. be.
fore The expiration Of his term only
Cleveland remained rs a living ex
President
In Cleyeland's second term the re
Was but one ex-PresiIent living,
Harrison.
During McKinloy's term the living
e1-Presidents are, Cleveland and
Harrison.
Three times in the history Of the
country have four eI.PresideDis been
living at the same time. Frequently
three, once there was one e1-Pres;-
dent living during the incumbency
Of his predecessor; twice there were
none.
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iou never know VIVA, form ~ blood
poison Will follow constipation. Keep
the liver clean by usiug DnWnt'a
Little Early liiscrs and you will
avoid trouble. They arc lannon's III.
Tie pills Tor constipation and liver md
bowel troubles. Elko Drug Co.
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Seinshncss and Greed.

\ write: in the Cosmopolitan tells
how the golden age will bc brought
about: He says:
When men become sufficiently in.
teNiSeut TO understand their true re.
latious to one another there will be
no need Of special effort 10 promote
social intercourse. Until then the
instruments mus, be the social or.
CARNATIONS already in existence. The
man Of universal brotherhood, should
such a creature ever intabit the
earth. will be Ly who cannot he com.
Portable. however well housed or we'll
fed. while any human being shiyers
or is hungry. tie viii soc H.. honor
IN greed which collects wealth which
cantot be used BY the roSsessor,
while the lack Of it 10y those from
! whom it VAS taken makes them SUI.
premely wfetchcd. lie will sec no
merit in indulgence without aim aud
will contend that the greatest honor
- duo those who give their fellow
men foil return iJt all they enjoy.
Men will continue to struggle
agaiust gfccsl aud cxCiusiycnrss until
they paus" TO study the real reasons
tof these thiuEs. I1Go axe which dis.
covers a remedy Tor the present great
extremes III material possessions, aud
applies Il. will be- the golden age,
Give each man what be earns and
nothing more, rud al other desirable
things shall he aided Society. the
hone. the state wiz become ideal.
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Y SADLEE.
Governor u! Nevada.
ECGESE HOWELL.
Secretary Of State.


Al military. iraternal. educational
and other Crgauizstiurs snd societies.
and the people o: the State generally
are cordially invited TO be present
and participate in lhe parade and re-
cephor TO Ls given AZ Reno. Nevada.
upon ihe return % the First Nevada
Cavalry, and are requested to report
to Lieut.. Cahlan. marshal Of the par.
ade, as o on as possible.
The committee trusts that this
public invitation will be considered
AS addressed TO every patriotic citi-
Zen aud as urgent as II specially
communicated. and that it may I've
accepted in the spirit with which it is
given.
COMMITTEE on INVITATION.
RESo, New, Nov. 10. 1899.
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Notice to Taxpayers.
COUNTY TREAsuRER's OFFICE
OF Elko County, New.

vi ElhO COUNTY NcHs
ELHo. Nsv., Nov. l. 1929.
Please take notice thnt the State
and County Taxes for the year 1899
are now due and payable at my Of
flee. All Taxes (save and except
amounts due upon 2nd mstalimeuts)
remaining unpaid at . O'Clock p. NJ.
on Monday, December 1. 1899, will
then become delinquent md 10 per
cent be added thereto.
Parties paying in semi-annual i'll.
stallments are required to pay on LIST
installment the full amount Of Poll
Taxes due, i'll addition to = of their
Real and Personal Property Tax.
All checks not payable in Elko will
only be received at \ per cent dis.
count. n. IL. DAwLEI,
County Clerk aud En-. Ohicio Treas
urer and Tax Collector.
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ltatI'9~s Deceased.
:. :. Tr!plcIt, executor 81 the last VIII
and testament Of said deceased. EByiu- on
M 2IiEGay az October. ~. Llp-l herein hl,
Final Account o! us ADMINISTRATION Of said
tsta'" with . petition p-ayiUF for the al.
low LCc and ihr Confirmation @; IL" same,
AID having included IL laid petition 4
prayer FOR the distribution OF said estate
and also q return aud account Of certain
sales, ultc hy him OF n" parS"Dal property
ot sad estate, notice J. hereby given that
wednesday, The 18th dag November. 4. -.
lEs. ~ 10 O'Clock =. VI ~ said day. q. the
Jo4rlrsnm % said 'uuriSt Ihr towl q!
ElbO, In the County OF ffko. b., and the
same is. hereby appointed lh" time and
place ioT hearing said Petition FOR The al
lpTaaCe aid condemnation az said account,
FOR the approval % said sales O. personal
property aud Tor the distribution Of said cs.
tate. At which time any person Interested
IN said estate mas APPEAR and III. hts OK.
cepi!on> In writing to -u!d petition. TO said
hLal account, 20 said sales and COatcSi the
Satns or any pLT; iaCr'Of.
Dated, E!ku. October - 1877.
-. ATTEST:
sESi. y. G. DAWLEY.
" ClcrS.
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Tie railroad company is cnlargine
the agents office n, the freight depot.
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NJ THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
I Fourth Judicial District O: tho STATE o.
Nevada, ~ AID tOy Ga" County Of ElkO.
IN She Matter Of The EsIgt-oiJ John
TFHFF... HHH.H-.H
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westchester ay.nue. south side. 10. adjoining

westchester avenue. south side. lot adjoining
on west, 25X100; also
Westchester avenue, south aide. lot adjoining
on west 25N1OO. with dwelling, which also
partially covers the adJoihng lots; also
Weatchester avenue. south side. lot adjoining
on west, 25x1OO; also
Wcstchester avenus, southeast corner Port
Norris Branch Of N. Y. h II. r. r.. 23.03x100x
1NS1xlOO.27; also
st. Ann 8 avenue. west slie, 104. % feet south
OF Westchester avenue. 81 15x
134.74: also
One lot adjoining on south. 25I134.74x
81 21x124: also 49, 49,
One lot adjoining on south. 25x124127 sex
1124O: also
One Lot adjoining on south. 25x1124Ox
27N4xaD. 03 also
One lot adjoining on south, 25x9p. Ok
2Sx37xSt5 81 also
One -plot adjoining on south. 5Oxs9x51x
5S.23x58. 80 with two and one half story franc
dwelling and extension also
One lot adjoining on south. 25x5B.69x3990
100 IL also
One lot adjoining on south. 25x3a 90x30 95
x2lo0; being junction Of ~. Anus avenue,
both street and Port Morris Branch OF N. Y. &
II. X. r. partition sale by order OF owners.
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REAL ESTATE VIEWS.

,,us of the fact that Monday Ia regarded
81. dull day Of the week in the realty mar
-. a.. ,oles reported by the brokers yester-
~. .oro fairly numerous and OF good proper
u The Indications are that the activity
N NvIoh VA. so noticeable in last week e dealing
w. continued on into the present week. and
10, 10Th branches OF tho market will feel its
III, The Emo sale on Wednesday will in all
Inability provide enough activity In the
p.a,,Ion market to last throughout the present
-aok and several TO come while the holding
80 NJ he details OF the Orphan Asylum sale
.romi.es to sustain interest in that transaction
nr,l its f1nai disposition Ia made public
The more i'm portant OF the sales reported
,..,.rdsy included an apartment house on
We., End avenue. near 102d street. which sold
,or about S25 700. and . large plot. 1o3.9Xl25.
:. tho south side OF Seventy-fourth street,
,sr West End avenue.
w. m. auction room six parcels were sold.
.rIy one OF which went to an outsider Inc
ro.t important offering was that OF the six
nv brick store. Nos. 6s,. 10 and ~ Wooster
..r.s, which was secured BY the plaintiff for
s,nn 900 There are about thirty three offer
Inc. scheduled for to- day.
The brokers who made the accepted offer for
ho ornhnn Asylum property still refuse to tell
.hor, thew represented In the transaction.
y,,iors reports were flying around regarding
IN. buyers Of the site. The latest report has 1t
,bota syndicate. Of which Jefferson N. Levy.
Harry scligman and Smith Ely are members.
war. tho successful bidders. Mr.. Ely admitted
that he had been approached in regard to q
purchase OF the property and said that he had
oNcred TO contribute toward it. but added that
bs didn't know whether the offer made by his
,vndicate was the one accepted or not.
picb,rd NJ Montgomery said yesterday that
No contracts had as yet been signed and that
Nh. details OF the deal. including the names OF
N. buyers, would not be made public until
later In the week. He would not say whether
the offer made to the trustees OF the property
nv him had been made in behalf OF Messrs.
Levy. Selgman and Ely.
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Brook av n e cor II at at. I0OxlOO; L Halp-
ern y Son VS. Louis Giilbeit.............. 1878 90
8Sth st. % +; John Kane Co vs. Maurice
seligman and Sloane \ bio!ler. ....,..,,.. $50 Go
SOD st. ed F.: Same Va Edward n Knox and
Morrison la5. p5
Same property; Fell Roberts VS. same. $40 "
Oakland pl II e or Crntona or Franklin Av,
4srloo; David Bolster VS. Boehm a
Boehm ct .,,..,...... 375. al
VS. N Hol6en. ....,..........,. 1000
Washington av, W Q, 400 Q lSOth ct, IuOx
14b: Overbaugh n Camp VS. Jas A Lane. 3,ll9. e5
Amsterdam Av. n " cor 13sth at, lOOxlOO;
James biailey vs. harry Chahee. 5000
11Sth st, II to II W: Michael Mailer vs.
sebastian Sanders and IN ,................. 1900
East B'wav. ~; David W. Binns vs. Sarah
Michel on ct $1,000
Hamilton Pl, IL cor l41st st. Ilp4x7u.3I
lon lI23.s: Bovairo " Sefang Mig Co
p il Lynch ct e -, '..-..'..,.,., as7 90
Boulevard, W from lOSth to 1OHth at. 200
xloo; Pls1uIle Trotte Va John NJ Noble,
rand P Aliieri .."...,....,.,"'' $3.50
st Nicholas v, sc cor roth st. l6oIiHO;
pasquae Trctte VS. VIM Hunter. ct a.. 10000
10th RI. n =. 200 e eth av. 35xlOo; Theo.
dore Sansr VS. Thomas Moore ........... 400
apth st, s. $50 " Central Park West, 5ox
100; Henry Dowd va Christian Blinn and
John H Barry -. $500
Ryer and Burnside av, cor lOsxll3:
Maria 10000
Pratt Co VS. Peter Arnot. ......".., $50. 90
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Renl Estate Transfers.

1ethst, s, 1888 W 9th Az, a51ioo; Edward
la3d IT. S4a ". i7.GIvW.ii; Luther shafer '''''O'
to Marcus b. Bookstavcr. enr. Sc.......... 1
18th st. ms, 1865 W Prospect Terrace, bOx1I4
Wlliamsbridse: Jennie freund to Paula
11Stb at n =, 100 Amsterdam sy. sS1spii eAch
Alexander schwab to Gustavus L. Law.
Same properly; d,,tavu. l.. Lawrence Is wv
Ssh Thinner ST. 10 i lo.epn II sr any, Vim
12,h st;ns. 10 " Prospect Terrace, 5o1
prosn. Marie ls'psrsss 70 ~ Jennie sFtennl e1ch
5Ininx irreg; Fred'k A strang to Chas
Alden pi. So % e webster av. 2515say
irree; Arthur searle, to sophia thinner.
a1tI si,.ns. iooo stl ,ay, id.sua.a; Marie
leopold srhmd to ' wh rna Lyon aoiiV s75o
s2i 4. - ast 2 Park Az I5.ioO.s: AUner $1,000
2ath st. n $. l4o.se Sd av. 15rns.v; Moritz
roth st. ~ : ass 9TH ava is,oaa; Emily ~ -
=. Des Clinton to John L schermeraorn..... $4,000
HsnrT Ded.riet 5 Jr To f Eli s6Lsm a.o. 100
si SrSas st. III t, P sssFsSn M f''ioo
B.ihgat. AZ. mss and *ss5, v cor 1881
at, 81: 100; Raphael Constantian to Flor.
seth st, ms. isS ~XT 4, 25rioos; Marnu.
ESepp 70 George wolf aud ano -. 100
wilkins to John Johnson n1A '. 49, D'.On
lf m.nT e block r ia. map f.. '" sss Fas
, 9ROurt q. to louisa T. oR Gov ,n
townsend to I.idor kaufman. - /
l1 EMs sr ks:b 70 r ,G bGt.
Southern boulevard. " cor. 1s7th ST. new
iNiasi l2s . s; itia'r"5"; Alexander ,,,oo
John a Johnson ft to Henry ar B1iiSin nsi
ME 4 sG To anG x AF
ner s Ct I'll Al 10 r RI sit,To' Emanuel He'll 100
Lfsns,on az. lot s :, ,7xSo; Jacobina '"O
Kaufman 10 Chas Simon and ano. ......
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The six. story apartment house. the Dewey"
and 6nt p5ylOO so $50 West End avenue. is
,suorted sold By William Dempsey who Is said
10 lake other properties in part payment. The
renortcd price is $4,000.
Franci.M jerks has sold the vacant fiat
153Hxl15, on the south side of Seventy first
.trset 4OGfeet west OF West End avenue.
Nandelbaum x Levine have purchased from
an estate the three-story. front and rear tene-
They have sold the four.story brownstone
dwelling, on lot lSxS4. on the southeast corner
Of Livingstone place and sixteenth street.
Bendheim, have sold to builder No. 49,
Fourth avenue 33IlOO
Leopold SOM ia reported to have sold to A.
" Doyle. for $4,000 the tive,story brick fiat
SIlOOS, on the north side Of Ninetieth street.
~ feet east OF Lexington avenue
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Recorded Leases.

Hobby. Vim b. trustee. to Samuel Friedel
hultI, Grand st, Az, LS-l2 yrs. ...........
Whitner. Fred l.. to Lyd Bedford. 22d
Mol. Andrew. to Frank Schcrer, eth av
~, . yrs......,.............. .....
Demand, Michael. and Morris Franklin t,
Frank Sitter. 18th At, 424 f, = yrs.........
Rod-n. Vim +, to jeremiah J Foley. LIST av
lTiU, no cor goth IT. 0 yrs. 900 &c
Laushlin. Bridget. to Jacob Pick ald ano
Lee ay. 1888. Sc cor lOsth st. yr ........