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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-15
Miss Barton Addresses Nurses.

Miss Barton Addresses Nurses.
Philadelphia, Pa: The National Army
Nurses Association convened here Thurs
day. There was an unusually large NUM-
Der of delegates present. The feature of
the session was the appearance of Miss
Clara Barton of the Red Cross Society,
who made an address to the members of
the association.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-15
t'irc Ai.l,cs 500 Men Idlc.

Shelly, oAio: The rolling mill and
piercing machine room OF the Shelby tube
works burned the other day. The loss is
heavy. Eight hundred mel are made
tale
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-15
Robber Bound over.

John Wicks, who was arrested for steal.
ing silks from Freeman's store in Elk
Point, was bound over to the circuit court
under a bond Of $500.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-15
PLAYING Circus.

While playing circus at Alpena the A.
year-old daughter OF Il. E. Schroyer fell
from u tree, badly bruising the child and
fracturing her right arm at the wrist.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-15
Arundel Strikes it Rich.

MIR. Arundel has just struck a ledge on
Lena, five miles northwest of Hill City.
The ledge was found at the depth of
seventy-five feet after drifting less than
twenty feet. Specimens of the rock pro-
duced show the ore to be extremely aurif-
erOus. 1t is estimated the rock contains
gold which will assay $40 per ton. Speci-
mems will be sent to Denver for tests. This
mine, it is believed, is located in one of the
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-15

Three Eever Deaths at Key West
Washington: Official reports show so
far there have been twcnty-eight cases of
yellow fever at Key West, three fatal.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-15
Bic Fire in Ccntraiia. Mo.

Centralia, No: Six blocks of buildings
In the business portion of the town burned
Thursday afternoon. The loss is already
over s100. 600.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-15
Methodist Appointments.

The Methodist conference closed at Stur-
gis with the appointments made by Bishop
Warren of Denver. DIR. E. E. Clough con-
tinues to be the presiding elder. The other
assignments are: Aladdin and Beulah, to
be supplied; Belle Fourche and Minnesota,
j. NJ. Gardner; Central City and Terra
vile. William F. Richards: Custer, Will
lam F. Bradley; Deadwood, First Church,
@. b. Clark; Trinity Church, G. E. Cid
dings; Edgemont, Edwin Pruett; Her
mosa, supplied by c. G. Williams; Hill
City, to be supplied; Hot Springs, H. w.
L. Mahood; Keystone, r. l.. Robinson;
Lead City, N. II. Schenck; Oelrichs and
Pringle, o. w. Butterfield; Rapid City, NJ.
ID Collins; Spearish, F. NJ. Wright; Stur-
gis, d. w. Tracy; Sundance, Wyo., G. E.
Boyden: Tilford and Piedmont, to be sup
piled; Whitewood. w. ID. Atwater; w. j..
Pyle, president of the Black Hills College.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-15

Louisville stove s'oundry Burns.
Louisville. Ky: Bridsewood q Co.'s
stove foundry burned. Loss, 300, 900.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-15
Murder of Eugcne Cullinan.

TIE secret of the murder of Eugene CUE
Imam, a former Black Hills miner, who was
found dead in his cabin Aug. 8, is out,
Oliver Benson, n of the accompliees,
having confessed.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-15
a MASS OF CHARGES.
Report of Public Examiner Taylor
Accuses Public Ofaciala.

NCCuocU uOttC OINCIH10s
The report of Public Examiner Taylor
on the p%enitentiary management under N.
q. Philips, makes a mass of delicate
charges. 1t accuses the board of charities
and corrections with having in November,
1893, raised the salary Of the warden from
$3.50 to 5000 per year and issuing .
voucher to Philips for 81, 1SS back pay for
five years. Warden Philips is also accused.
Of renting a house on lands leasedforfarm-
ing purposes, and showing no account for
the rental money. Various minor officials
are accused of drawing, double salaries.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-15
Hold Out No Hope.

Word has been received in Highmore
from Baltimore that James Mcdowell of
the former place, who recently underwent
an operation for cancer of the throat, could
live only a short time. This is the fourth
operation he has had performed for this
dread malady. Mr.. Mcdowell has been a
resident of Hyde County rince 1855 and
was prominent in local and state politics.
During the Harrison administration he
was register of the United States land
office nj Huron.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-15
Hero of the Hour at MilIcr.

The hero of the hour at Miller is SOL
Briner, just returned home, said to be the
only South Dakotan who was with Dewey.
in the battle of Manila Bay. He was on
the BOSTON.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-15
REAR Admiral PICKING DEAD
Comnanhant OF Navy Yard at Bos-
ton Suddenly Expires.

Washington: y telegram to the navy
department announces tie sudden death
from Heart disco iriiay morning of Rear
Admiral Henry q. Picking, commandant
OF The Boston nal5 yard.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-15

Rejects Woman's Suffrage Bill.
Mel. ourne: The legislative council of
Victoria has rejected the woman suffrage
bill.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-15

Conductor Giennon Not Badly Hurt
A Centerville special states that Com
ductor ID. G. Glennon, who was beaten by
tramps, was not seriously hurt, and has
returned to work.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

and tenement houses. 2Ox65xS3, No. 1S3 Second-ave
1t is reported that j. G. Awtenhed mas so sou oa d
the south side OF One hundred and -ffth-st, be-
tween West End-ave and Riverside Drive; o,s ,or
Mrs Louise De r. Campbell to Thomas Murray No.
Ill East Eighty-seyenth-st private o"eli"s
Louis Friess has sold No. 55s West one-hundred-
and-seventy third-st. four story American paSe-
Elizabeth sshaeT has sold No q ne West Tweny w Psy
peg Charles i 'a and Rose Deimonco have sold No 1872
%e:! o s5xSS fST aSoaf 'n's' ''O
John Buckman purchased the five e, story brick Sk
fathouse 25x00 northwest corner OF flrst-aVe' anu
First-st. The seller is the Jacobs estate. ovon
The four story and 2Kc
was sold by Joseph Mendelssohn, and three acres
dwelling and houses on the north iiae Or RyeTdae
ave' a,:,s' by John H. Weiiwood s...
RSeS ss9f g6ufsS fSp for to s., & snSh % o sFss
the south side Of One-hundrea Sares
Buermann Co. were the brokers a..sos -,
j. D. Jennings sold two four story na,houses 0,t on on
A ] H. Meyer purchased 25x1OO feet on the east
4 somewhat UNIQUE and extremely pictuT1esque 1et
seaside resort mas spdne pe WITCH promises TO
outstrip its neighbors, Il the present rae o ue
EsaIP"ed DeaI and occupies it is said the highest land
fronting the ocean from Sandy Hook TO Cape May,
4 Of
more than two miles. to the southern bouhdary y,S SI
ern boundaries by the placid waters OF Deal LAKE;
The place enjoys the advantage OF combining @ ine
beauties of seashore with the charms OIL OF 1dyhc nc
shore an exquisite panorama OF rural loveliness s
Infolded Field and farm and woodland slretch
away i'm undulating hills to the distant hor!zoH
What distinguishes Deal more especlaily IroH
other seaside resorts Is the artinclal treatment
that has been resorted TO TO enhance the naturai
heauties of it's landscape landscape archltect or
obvious ability has been employed to design q re- re-
sort which should combine the best features OF the
most noted places in Europe. The crownlng rent
,re ~ his treatment of the place Is an esplanade
or boulevard two hundred feet in width extehding
from the railroad station 10 the sea and conPIss
a system Of dainty parks. with twisting pathways
and a serpentine driveway -. o- Lo,,os
Deal possesses many handsome summer homes homes
ord there are many more In course OF erectioh;
ut ,be nioue feature OF the resort Is the so-caeu
oI,,h cottages which are grouped around the Deai
Somntry Club house. These cottages nave almost
overv stvle OF architecture, and their interior ar
renGement and furnishings are exceedlngY az
tractive They contain every imaglnasDle m9uein
tnonrovement and will accommodate from SIX 10
n,ebt neoDe Being completely furnished they
VIA = family desiring a short soJourn al the sea
shore all the advantages OF private cottast VIII VIII.
' Tho cares and responsibility OF Keeping ;ouse
UnaaIs beIng furnished TO the tenants IN 'iie unmS
IONS of the club. These cottages may ue Ieh'eu
nv the week, month or season
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
THE WEEK IN REALTY.
WILLIAM F. HAvEMEYER's PURCHASE
IN WALL-sT THE MOST INTER
EsTING FEATURE-A PICT-
URESOUE RESORT.

The distinctly interesting feature OF last weeks
real estate market was the Wall-st. purchase by
William, F. Hayemeyer, which, while probably the
final outcome of long pending negotiations. was of
character that is rare In midsummer tradihg.
The purchase In question, which no aoup'' was
TOR investment" will have stimulating erect on
the market The sale OF the Custom House mas
LED 10 many rurnors OF sales in that part OF inc
city, most OF which have never gene Deyohd the
rumor stage With the exception OF those III WIZ
am-st and Exchange Place no transactions had
been consumnated in the Custom House dlsulct'
and the sale on Wednesday by Henry PARISH as
Trustee 10 William +. Havemeyer, OF NO u Na"-
a. is the first transaction in which that street mas
hglred for some time. THE buyer Is the owner Vi
The adjoining property. No. 60 Wall-st' which nc
acquired IN trade last year. whether the ni'e"ueu
removal Of the National city Bank TO the Iocany
influenced Mr.. Havemeyer 10 make this secohu III"
'es,ment he alone knows
The sale by John " Golding OF block Iohl ih
Watsrst is said TO be TO buyers for use ana occu-
taney The purchase OF the new Custom liouse site
MAS cOnsumInated in the passing OF ute " -
United States Government. Plans were Hang maui P,,ud
~ Tor the house which Andrew carnegie VI" "''N
Va Prospect Hn Fifh-aye. - ,o,,sos
Joseph A. Farley has sold one OF MS ne" NJ .,
on the south side Of one hundred d-and-eighth-s''
Detween Broadway and Riverside Drive .h
T. X Durkee sold the block front on thS Sy,, I,a,,
east side Of Water-st between Pine and De t,es, ~,
sI SITS. IL fronts 634 feet In Water-st. Dy iV' cbe
- Finest. and g62 feet In De PeysIe' S'ud,nes
S.ysrs will alter the five and SIX Story "1nIdtne
~ ~ fhe plot for business purposes. Johh ~ ""'"s
!" > the broker. a, p-o,,,
,dchn NJ Gibson 6 Co have sold for A. M, bIown onr
- w. IL. Wilkinson the four sto'y p'iN" "0
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
Al RECEIVER APPOINTED IN THIS STATE.
F.A BELTS TO HANDLE THE AFFAIRS OF THE
NATIONAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF
HARTFORD.

Justice Giegerich, OF the Supreme Court. has ap-
pollrred Frederick A. Belts, Of New-Haven, Conn.,
receiver the property in this State Of the Ma
tSnal Life Association Of Hartford, the applica-
tton OF Albert Freeman. a stockholder of the COM
many for thirty shares. Mr. Belts was appointed
receiyer at Hartford on July T. His bond is fixed
at $1,000 and the moneys to be deposited with
the Trust Company of America.
The association chartered in 1888, with
cautal stock Of 10000 OF which sS6Vo was cash
paid in 1t has been engaged in business in this
city since 1892. Several months ago a number OF
Attachments were obtained in this city against the
concern Mr.. Freeman said that II was uncertain
whether the assets under the most favorable ad-
minktration would be sufficient TO meet its labili-
ties exclusive OF capital stock
Of States and consist 10 the extent Of GO per cent
of land, which cannot be quickly converted into
cash without serious loss. There are death claims
40 the extent OF $4,000 now coming due. The as
sets In this State are nominally $3.50. consisting
OF real estate at Rochester, $1,000 bonds and
mortgages $4,000; cash deposited with surety
company as collateral security for bonds to vacate
attachments, 81 500; cash in the hands OF former
agent $50 and Office furniture $500. The existing
liabilities death claims arising In this state
prior TO July Z, which undisputed. are $4,000.
There are other death claims in this state which
accrued prior to that date to the amount or sZ5VU
some of which are valid and some Of which are
disputed, and there now outstanding large
number of live policies of insurance.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

., 9, M es 3 g. 2Gx7Gax irregular; John
Vsnderpoel to Emily VandsrP,eda. ,i
ueach|ave n corner Kely-st 2oxlD; Johh IL
Baker to Isaac Goldberg trIsiee' resp p clark ref
cree 10 Charlie, Braun ct al o, '
o,s io4 il2 and ll3. amended map 'H""a"" = oo
estate: Mark g IIostein TO ida iiess a. . 90 '
1tts I3 l6 10 2a. block r. lots -, 70 =, &c -
block c. lots 3, 4. g. TO- III, DIOR y - -" , irno
10 block ID; map property Dore Lyon Anna
T. Won 10 Lillian Parker. -.
,2tb 81 n s. 200 II " OF Ith-aNe <VioA'o' H''
man J EckhOn q Mary stappefs ;,, 80
oe'h a. $ 200 II Of 2-ave. eOxlWli' ue ? no
",rrrelf,h Ward Bank Myer Hellman ~"
,o5S :, $ 8 S25 n W Of Amsterdam ave. 2oXV'lli
i"- -nsenh Levin 20 william T Hockey. .: 90 -.
a 81 q $50 n W Of Amstercam-aVe. <'N'''''
,osenh Levin 20 Max Kobre. :,
,e.h ~ No ia East 81 6xl03.3; John h WANDER
Nsnie-aye g. lot 80. map property Mn.ln" i
Ipncan 25xioO Charles Camp reieiee' 10 IN
Albert Tunstsll :o =, -, royey -
,,s,b~st No il5 West. 25xI0ll ida po'eS ~
Charles We'1el s Corner Iseh st. 9oone1.sx2oo.
Hst Ss .. Louis Brandt and another to ii''e ,oc
-
orr :, q $40 II Of gh-sve 44Ssse' her-
ma, j Eckhon 20 Mary stappers 49, 80 =, Y, ,,e
,s,b',t No 40 East. 25xs2' George DOT" u N"''
iShaS'n go II OF 2d-aye; 5onlooi the co
euuyi1;;,h Ward Bank 10 Frederick Hermann 10"
,,,s,,,ams, No o. Henry DAter' re'e'ee' ,oooo
To- sarah Marvin ct al r,.1. ave a5,as
Ir,a,Hs'' 'Kronenbitter ana another 10 Charlotte
,o,.i'a, ia, xHo 12s East 2Oxh block; Joha l.
'@nioniels 20 the Edison Electric Illuminating ooo
- o,tnp",' 100 II " Of Psrk-av 26DsioOll'
Myer IIelIman 70 solomon MARX $50 1,x
~ :, a I27 II OF Valentine ave .JA
yo 10. Frederick Emanuel 10 hehAi' " Nv"
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
THE OCEAN ROUTE POPULAR.

The prompt service from Pier No. 10. East River,
10 the Iron Pier at Long Branch, with four trips
every day by the steamboats, Republic and Co
Iurb,a has made the trip well known and
secured patronage the route has never had be-
fore The timetable gives boats from New-fork
at $50 10 3d. 23O and 43O oclOck-enough 10 satisfy
any demand OF excessive travel, and Tor those
who wish quiet trip, merely for the SAIL or stay
at the seaside. the return from Long Branch at
IL / and o'clock meets any convenience. The
erouse,nent given IN the concerts and vaudeville
performances on the big boats, is an innovation
In excursion travel that NeW-1oih PeoPie nave
learned to s01Oy
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

oh nlsch
Solomon Marx 10 Myer Hellman. n................
lllth-st. No 100 East. 1h1ixlooil: Celia Klein
berger TO John McAdam and another. ........,..
l21th-st. s. $50 II " OF Coumbus-ave, 25xlG0.7
TO Lawrence st $ 56.ix 957x W 25x n 100;
Aloysius Kessler and another. executors, 10
MAX MARX
Eagle-ave e 8, 225 n s OF l56th-st 1OOxl15:
Louis Brandt and another TO Julius Scheldorn.
Ditmars-st. s $, lot 75l. map Elizabeth r Is King
1G6xlG6X l65. Gx156.5 CITY Island. Isaac Van
Allen to Henry Hunneke. ke........................
1s3d-st. 235 IT Of Grand-ave. -x78 1xl4.s
X1s Aqueduct-ave East. strip; Robert
Wood 70 Daniel L Sullivan. .................
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
THE SIOUX CITY TERMINAL SALE.

uneapolis Mimi. July 29.-Sioux City railway
men claim to have assurance that President James
I Hir Of the Great Northern will be bidder at the
forechsure sale OF the Sioux City Terminal Rail-
way and Warehouse Compapy's properties on Au-
gust e. The properties can hardly be bought for
less than 100000 The Great Northern Is already
managing the Sioux City and Western road for
william s. and Robert E. Tod, the present owners.
and is expected to acquire the title TO the system
soon II will also doubtless fall heir within few
months 10 the Sioux City and Northern, an ar
nangement which will give II direct access to Sioux
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
COMPETITOR OF THE N.Y.AUTO-TRUCK co

1t is reported that company is being organized
to Introduce form Of auto-truck invented by John
Holland the inventor OF the Holland submarine
boat and ex-Assembfyman w II. walker the
Invention consists of motor Whlch may De at
tacbed N trucks now drawn by horses and re-
moved when II Is desired TO use horses again. The
new company will be a competition OF the New
York Auto-Truek Company.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Ketchen. w,Il9m M r. to William Hockey. 18th M,
Wright. Peter J. to the North Cooperative
Buidi5ng and Loan Association. stebblns ave- ,oo
Thra John n f. TO Hexsnder %hrens lots No
to to V w R Al Xhh Sfs 0i and 12 an5he suSn
sa@e 1 to HoT same ana lots No as II " o g. map
stappers Mary and another to jere campon
and another, l3th-st n $. 200 # W OF 7th-ave. o.
chi.iIs Max. to isaac cohen wiet-s, s.
1909 4 o. Ryipsionst demand Ya. J., -, 1000
567 5. iSr62 years s.........'.......,... 1900
Greer. Rachel to William Braun. Grand-ave. -
K%s.oa 20 nnrS OF j. IS5s a 5dh$ Sleeves Tiavs GOO
st pIoposed). s. 1914 # OF Decatur ave ooo
rosiSer' John sarah 4 WIjlla%;on, Madison 700
Easle ave; corner q iSci6 st. year 1900 1900
sewar Perez n al and snothfG to MsTy 6
II Of Riverside Drive years ~. 2eooo
ce1n@ 44 cmpsny wm ~ & S al S 80 s @ G @ ws. ssd
Margsy' Daniel j. to Ernest Marx Nathan Com
pany lsOthst. s. 100 It Of Amsterdam ave, % .oo
Same aDe''"' To Raabc Sons. same property. de-
H4so~ ass soea eorn.r q S S 5sSs RSs1 NO
Lse.e e, & Geotse g @ and o. an9hs & to Bertha a, ssre n
Lake, william H. to Warren-scharf Asphalt PAY
Ing Company. st Nicholas-ave, W corner OF
McMuen' James W. to Ward B Hoag Avenue c.
No iol. 10 Cxs7. years. ........... 1000
Lang. Amelia v. to Lehman Bernheimer list =.
HsIlms1 % ays1 to ES%a1d Sd Lyon. ssth. 'o
Same to same esh,rt s. 225 It e Of 2d-aye,
Greer. Rachel to Anne f Levy ct al executors -'
etc. Grand-ave, $. so IT n Of 1s4th-st
Levin Joseph to Manufacturers Trust Company. ''>'
l32d-s'. s. s@l # W OF Amsterdam-ave
Same Sanford i steele executor. and another.
mortgases demand a and % years. 20
NaOrden Charles 20 Edward Knapp. l25h-st. ooo,
Same to Marianne Rorenzwes, same property de
Am,isrIsm aye year. 1900
Same to Frederick G Potter 18TH st. 81. Sos II
q Amsterdam-ave. months. .........'....... 300
years 1880
s.1s y 10 TSs%s. Reilly sam. property months. sSS S
another. Travers 81. $. So II OF Brrs'-ave.
Dreschsr Ernst to susanna staufcr oth-st. ;.
H,S9 john 70 r HarboT and Suburban building and
savings Association Croton-s ST. :. 1913 II OF ,qa
Lun Henry A. to Edward Haight ana another.
e@ecutors and trustees. Union-ave. =. ei II
Msndei Adolf to Plnca. Iowenfeid another, 40,
Marx Max to - American lea Mortgage company
i2Ihsst sa $50 Of uan G9umon'osye oss yea. o"
200 It of Madiso ave. y. Year,. 80"
ave- ~ wear 5000
oconnor Anna to bernheim,er schmd. 2d-ave .o
Reln'sch. Richard a. 10 Frederick Emanuel, 10th
st = l27 II Of Nalentine-a old line .ou
Stumpf Anthony. TO Henry Hachmelster. ns guar
dian. i40th n. :. 100 II " Of Brook ave .o
years o'"'"
EsSis Ave 2a5 n of i5Sth st. 1890
Same 10 same. property year. ........... 67Oo
Schnugg Francis j. 10 A & 9uakenbush, D2i
st 100 Il OF 2i-aye demand ..........,.. BOO
Wood Robert g. Title Guarantee and Trust
SUn's"y. sSs n Year. 800" y, -"' VI 1900
NEW .RIrII DING PLANS
7th-st No IL for a story brick nathouse.
aiih 2lxsO. Augmsi Run. NO 81 West
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

-Four petitions in bankruptcy were filed yesterday.
IN all OF which It is said that there are no assets
They are as follows; Moritz kandel, caterer OF
No 2ss East Houston-st., with liabilities $500
Mooney Schreiber clerk, Of No 2,274 Third-ave
liabilities s4 Morris Ess zsleSnE Od and DO George so af L.
Kleitz Carpenter OF Riverdale liabilities SIbZS
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
TUE B AND o. SOUTHWESTERN REoRGAN-
IZATTON
MINING ROAD IN MEXICO.

Albany. July 2s.-There was Incorporated with
,hs Secretary OF State to-day the Mexican Mineral
Ralway Company to operate in the Republic Of
Nexco. with capital stock OF $4,000 The entire
,oad IS 10 be situated within the State OF Nuevo
Leon Republic of Mexico, with the termini at the
San Pedro mining district and Monterey. The
directors are George d. Cook and Arthur B. Tur-
nef, Of Chicago, and William f. Gillesby Robert
Towne Charles J. Nourse, jr George F. Pea
Soty, Edward NJ Shepard. Acosta Nichols and
Charles J. Peabody, of NewYork
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

40 G2 Bowery architect ............."..". 1000
Western Boulevard. BOIL II Of VOtl-st. for
a seven story brick hathouse J0xs1.I; J c
tect .......,........-.......'.. 5000
Convent-ave s. l25 n n OF 14st-st for fifteen
three story and basement brick and stone dwell
Irosdway owner: Henri Fouchaux architect 2iOooO
1ith-ay@. No 1I6 for n story frame shel
15S:5. Mary Cheevers owner; cole. aren't -
tect.
wilkins Place 70 H. of Jennings st. for
two story brick and stonA dwelling. 2xt5; James
srcbIt.ct MShIs: 10 ,'' 1000
southern boulevard W 8 ~ n n i6Tth-st.
for A three story brick dwelling % S5O. Catherine
b.Ss arc6itec '' .....,.....,. $500
Cfotona Park North n - n u Prospect
ave for story frame dwellings 2lAb'
RssGI, Rsam'Nn WerSen srshisst % N'"so oo
9th st $. $50 n Of white Plains avg. ior
a and half story frame dwelling 9JN34,
Frederick Waselrki. williamsburg owner . .oo
William Mapes. architect. ...-t -o"V
Garien Place. $40 II OF Bronx Place. Tor
one story brick shop and stable, l2Sa5; Eliza
beth Leer. premises owner. William T Mapes. ,.o
architect Nv
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CHANGE IN STATEN ISLAND ROAD

Albany. July 2a-Articlcs Of incorporation Of the
staten Island Rapid Transit Railway Company.
.h,ch is a reorganization OF the Staten Island
pordd Transit Railroad Company. were filed to-
say with the Secretary of State. The company's
..oi,alization is $4,000, and the directors are J.
,,,k Emmons j. Van Smith. James NJ Davis
y wood Louis Stanton Allan NJ. jerks, Walter
wis James c. Lynch. Charles II. HUI. James
i tones Charles Kattenstroth. Edgar Geier-
hn.oSnr y. and Norman Hail. of New York The
snu,nary controls twenty-four miles of track.
TUT, r AND o. SOUTHWESTERN REORGAN-
IZATION.
c,,,cinnati July 29.-Arrangements are now under
~ for taking the Baltimore and Ohio South
"o,ern road out OF the hands OF the receivers and
,,,r.ng the property over 10 the reorganized COM
nv AT midnight next Monda%.
the reorgaulzed company will be known as the
oor,rnore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad Com
s.,vy The name Is the same as the corporate
r.re OF the present company except that the
wod railroad Is 10 be used. instead Of railway.
wpe directors of the new company and officers Will
~ elected next Monday. II is understood that f.
y Racon will be the president and w. NJ. Greene
r. nsce-president of the reorganized company.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

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New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
RUMSON, NEW JERSEY.

AT AVCTION-There will be offered on saturday, Au-
gust 10Th. p m, the grounds that 1es!tauie @
piece Of land about 80 acres in extent ownep og tne
late Vim W. Conover. extending from the Famous Rum
son Road South shrewsbury River ylns OPPOSITE
the property OF +. Hayemeyer and the grounos OF
the seabrght Golf club and adjoining the properties ot
Edward Kemp and David b. Keeer. IL not s9ia as q
whole II Will be offered in plots. G o. NAiEhMAN,
T O. address Red Bank y. JD Executor
ND WILSON. Counsel.