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The evening times., 1899-12-30
THEY HAD NO APPOINTMENT.
Brooklyn School Teachers Only Got
a Glimpse of the President

Two hundred school teachers from
Brooklyn yesterday called at the White
House. but no engagement had been made
and the President was i,:eparing to take
his daily walk. The officials told them
that it would be impossible for him to re-
ceive them.
They then requested permission to Wit
ness the Presidents departure from the
White House. and this was readily granted.
When he descended the great portico he
found it lined by a bright and cheerful
crowd Of women. TO whom he bowed po-
litely.
The evening times., 1899-12-30
Work Begins for Fifteen Thonxa nd.
HARTFORD CITY. Ird.. Dec. 3a.-Fo-

HARTFORD CITY. Ind. Dec. 3e.-Fo--
ty-four window-glass factories. represent
ing 1,7eo pots. Of the Americaz Window
Glass Company. went into operation last
night. These plants. which have been id.e
since last June. will furnish employment
to 15.c00 glassworkcrs in this State and
about 1.5e0 in this city. where the largest
plant in Indiana Is located. The fire will
be Of six months duration. While one Of
the shortest on record. the indications are
that 1t will be continuous one.
The evening times., 1899-12-30
peruvi.. Legation. A.sli.h~d.

LIMA. Peru, Dec. 3o.-Through motives
of economy The government has abolished
its Legations In Germany and Switzerland.
1t also declared terminated the mission of
Senior Gazzoni. who was visiting foreign
consulates. Senor Gazzoni has resigned by
cable.
The evening times., 1899-12-30
nELIEr rIN SIX HOURS.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder Disease relieved
in six hours by New Great South American Kid.
ney Cure" II is a. great surprise account Of
its exceeding promptnes in relieving pain in
bladder, kidneys. and back. in male or female.
Relieves retention Of water almost immediately.
You want quick relief and cure this is the
REMEDY. Sold b, y. p. Hhitcsidc. 1871 Penn
Ave, and Edward Stevens, Penn. Ave. and Ninth
Street, druggists.
The evening times., 1899-12-30

The advent of the Century calendar has
brought forth renewed praises at the artistic
selection Sf Heurich,s The Calendar. like Heu-
rich's Maerzen. Senate, and lager Beer aiwayl
picascs the people. z
The evening times., 1899-12-30
an ARMY CONTROVERSY
Major General Miles and Adjutant
General Cerbin Involved.

The Former Favors the Immedtate
Graduation of the Senior Class at
Lieutenancies Among the Regulars,
While the latter Prefers Civilians.
The evening times., 1899-12-30

Surgeon General Sternberg entertained a
dinner company in honor of the German
Ambassador, Baron Won Holleben, last
night. Invited to meet his excellency
were the Chinese Minister, Mr.. WI: the
Swiss Minister. NJ. Pioda; Secretary Long,
Speaker Henderson, Senator Frye. Colonel
i,enby. Senator Perkins. Senator Foster.
Mr.. John B. Henderson. and Colonel Car
ter. United States Army, aide to the Ad-
iutant General
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Hay
entertained Sir Henry Irving at luncheon
yesterday. The guests invited to meet the
distinguished actor were Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Page. Mr.. and Mrs Wayne
MacVeagh, Miss Kean. Miss Davis. Miss
Boardman. Miss Hay. Mr.. Bran Stoker.
Mr.. Lawrence Irving and Mr.. Bliss.
Senator and Mrs. McComas gave ball
last night for their daughter, Miss Nc
Comas, at their residence. 1928 Rhode ISL
and Avenue. The drawing rooms and sup
per rooms were dressed in Christmas
greens and flowers. The guests were the
debutantes of this season and OF several
seasons past, and the young dancing men
of the city.
One of the most enjoyable Christmas
parties OF the season WAS given last night
at Rauscher's by Mrs. Postlewaite for her
young daughter. Miss Carolyn. and her son,
Mr.. Ellis Postlewaite. The ball room was
attractive with pine and cypress. relieved
by loops and streamers of bright scarlet
ribbon. and the lights burning beneath
rose-tinted shades. cast a soft glow over
the picturesque dancers. who entered into
the merry Christmas time festivities with
all the joy and ardor OF happy youth.
There were present a large number OF
young people. many OF whom attend school
out of the city and are only home for the
holiday vacation.
Mrs. ]. L. NJ. Curry gave dinner last
night for her debutante niece. Miss Curry
Connolly, and a number of the young peo-
pie who attended Miss Connely's dance the
night before. Among them were Miss
Bates. Miss Hay, Miss wetmore, Miss
Hitchcock. Miss Riggs. Miss Foraker Miss
MacVeagh, Miss Albert. Mrs. Connolly Cox,
Mr.. Tucker. OF Boston, Mr.. John Chew, Mr..
Seibert. Mr.. Mitchell, Mr.. Kellogg. Mr..
Humphreys Owen, Mr. Perine. Mr.. Max
Muller, Mr.. Wallach. and Mr.. Ely, OF New
York.
Mrs. Connolly Cox was the hostess yester-
day morning at a breakfast which she gave
at the Country Club for the out flown
gentlemen and large party of the debu-
tante guests at Miss Conneily's dance on
Thursday night.
Miss Kibby, OF Albany. will be the guest
(,aperuI and NrC aarr,, T,n,,
The evening times., 1899-12-30
new WARSH]P DESIGNS
Plans for the Georgia, New Jersey,
and Pennsylvania Complete.

To BE Three of the Most Powerful
Fighting Craft Extant-Superin-
posed Turrets ReKer rded ms Eject
i've, and AdOpted-A COal-Carrying
Capacity OF Two Thousand Tons.
The evening times., 1899-12-30

IL. and Mrs. John II. Mclean enter
tanned at dinner last night in honor of the
Admiral OF the Navy and Mrs. Dewey.
Invited to meet them were the Spanish
Minister and the Duchess d'Areos. Justice
and Mrs. White. Senator and Mrs. Wet
more. Captain and Mrs. Ludlow. the
Bishop Of Washington and Mrs. Satterlee,
Representative and Mrs. Newlands, Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Macyeagh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Davenport, Mr. Truxton Beale, Miss
Kean. and Mr.. John C. Bullet, of Phila-
delphia.
The evening times., 1899-12-30

Miss Kibby, OF Albany. will be the guest
of General and Mrs. Greedy early in Janu-
AIRY.
The evening times., 1899-12-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Four Leaf Glover Club. the members
of which are composed Of young people
prominent in the social life OF the Capital.
will give tea from to s o'clock this aft
ernoon at the residence Of Miss Eastman,
1873 Street. for the benefit of the Chill
dren's Country Homo. The tables will be
in charge of Miss Kellogg. the Misses Gree
ly, Miss Schroeder. the Misses Paulding,
All Miss Marie Barnes.
The evening times., 1899-12-30

41.2S to Baltimore aad Return via
b. & O.
The evening times., 1899-12-30

Love Il the
cornerstone Of .
woman's life.
She builds an
her hopes upon
and Found those
tender affections
which she cher
ishes toward the
oues who are
dear to her, and
which she looks
The evening times., 1899-12-30
Stfeagthea
the Stomach

and keep It
from becoming
weak. For so
years It has
been the ckam-
pion of health.
TRY It.
The sun., 1899-12-05
TELEPHONE FIGHT rs ON.
New Corporation Abaorbs tho Peoples
Company and Acquires Forty Miles of Wires.

New Corporation Absorbs tho Peoples
Company and Acquires Forty Miles of Wires.
A. a meeting Of the stockholders OF the Peo-
rle'a Telephone CORPORATION yesterday 1t was
decided TO com bine with the Telephone. Tele-
graIh and Cable Company OF America. and
two-thirdS OF the stock OF the Peoples cor
roration was turned over to Dill. Bomeisler
Ba dwin for delivery to the other company.
The Knickerbocker Telephone Company.
whose affiliation with the independent tele-
phone combination was announced some time
ago, had already been merged with the Peo-
PIES Telephone Corporation. control OF both
Passing TO the Teephone, TELEGRAPH and Cable
Company of America. The last named COM
Iany has Il capital stock Of $50. 10000 and
through its ABSORPTION OF the Peopic's com
pauy actually starts operations In this city
IuOElng to the establishment Of q telephone
system inderendent of the Bell company
Between midn'gh SATURDAY Night and m ID
night sunday forty miles OF telephone cables
We're strul bv tho Peoples Telephone Cor
pClation through IN" suhways Of thc Metro
rotnn street ailwgy Company. The capital
W to n few days ago were understood to be
among the chel hackers of the new telephone
combination. Through permits obtained from
Commissioner kearney recently. the Peoples
corporation hns oil the required rights to
instal us telephone system.
II was said at the office in this city OF the
American Telephone and Telegraph Company,
70 the statements already tclegraphed from
Boston about the turning over to that COM
rany OF the assets OF the American Bell Tele-
phone Company
The sun., 1899-12-05
oysTEEMEv WANT BIG DAMAGES
Suits for More Than 81 200, 900 Contem-
plated Against the City.

EAST RocKAwhY. l.. l.. Dec. 4.-Suits aggre-
eating moro than one million dollars are In
contemplation against the city OF New York by
oyster planters about here who allege that the
divertinR OF fresh water streams from creeks
leading to the bays. damages their industry.
demand for $4,000 damages has already
been forwarded to Comptroller Coler by Raw
that the dysrtng Of The fresh water streams
70 Iced the Brooklyn water supply has lessencd
u" depth Of water in froeport Creek to. such
al low water.
4 mass meeting was held In Freeport the
other night by oystermen. and II was agreed
% make an effort 10 obtain redress. Oyster
pen OF this place, Freeport. Wantagh, Seaiord,
In tho 0pht
The sun., 1899-12-05
rgDLERs TELL OF PERSECUTION.
A Committee Waits the Police Board
With Lurid stories of Exiortion.

With Lurid stories OF EItortion.
committee OF East Side Jews. members OF
the New York Pedlers' Benevolent Association.
complained TO the Police Commissioners yes
terday Of the many prosecutions they had to
endure from the Eldridgc street police. They
specified two outrages. Bicycle Policeman No.
45l. John GUILTY, they said. took q peder's
barrels and sold them for cents apiece.
When the owner objected the policeman as
sau!ted him and told him with much abuse
he and his Kind would have to get out Of the
rreclnct unless they bought him Iewelry. This
policeman. the ped.,rs said. was one OF the
most VIC ent and abusive men on the force and
even now was ID trouble on that account.
Policeman "4i~' asked Il peder named
Abraham Bigus for box Of grapes or O dollar,
according 10 tho peders, and arrested
him when he got neither, When the Magistrate
discharged him. Bigus declared. the policeman
license away unless he gave him $40. He camo
down to 81. but the redler had no more than
s.. whereupon. the pedlers said. No. 4iS let
him GO with very I'll grace, insisting that he
was 100 cheap. but that he would know how TO
treat a policeman hereafter.
PRESIDENT York sent the pediers to Chief
Devery, They will come back to-day to make
a formal com plant. Inquiries satisfied the
Chief yesterday that they had made mistake
A. regards one of the policemen at least. There
j. % bicycle policeman named John GUILTY. No.
way uptown. No. 4iS is Theodore Dulten. He
is rot In Eldridge street either, but belongs TO
the Delaney street squad. That, however. IL
next neighbor to Eldrldge street.
The sun., 1899-12-05
ROTH YOUNG AND WICKED.
cJRL AND ABOY nv MOUNT YER
NOy VINO STOLE DIAMONDS.

,,,o,c,.r Mary Pcntress Has Been Em-
,Ioyed .Jewelry Has Disnppeared-Carl-
,,n shepard Robbed Hts Mother and
sonbrettes Helped Him Spend the Money.
,vo,Sr VERNON. Dec. 4.-Biary Peatress. q
.t,,sen.y .ycar-od girl who II still In short
sros.,s. is locked up at Police Headquarters
10 for having committed diamond robbery
",,bo home OF Mrs. II. II. Walker OF 62 West
p,nr,h street Mary. who. the police say. has
..,o,,l aliases and a record Of crime. had been
- Nr. walkers employ as nurse only two
'iay, when she stole four diamond rings
rarucd "A, 5000 As soon as she missed the
,,res Mrs. Walker accused the girl Of the rob-
herv Il haven't seen your rings" said Mary
i,,ocently. Il think you must have lost them
"n,,.lS" A few days later Mary wanted to
,o.ien and 60 to her home In Williamsbridge.
I'M, Mrs Walker. who was still suspicious.
m.nnred to keen her until the police could
look up her record.
Ts,srtiye Lynch learned that Mary had
rorted at different places. having been known
=, times a. Mary Kennedy. and came to the
.oncuslon that she had been robbing her en-
nIovers for more than year At tho home OF
a.. catterson In Wilamsbridge she worked
O., i, ,sv days faithfully and then disappeared.
rbs family jewelry was missing. She next
h,,sI on, to Mrs. c. H. Taylor OF 20 Pearl
.,roat this city. and after being at the house a
law days departed. Mrs. Taylor's diamond
,Ipes and her purse also were gone. The po-
ire were unable to trace her. and they
.,v she changed her name every time
shs got new place. Several months
sso Mrs. Reid. who keeps an employment
bureau, caught q young girl who answers
Mary's description in III. act O. taxing pair
~ earrings IRON her little daughters ears.
The gir eluded suspicion by saying tnat me
was only going TO clean the earrings. ana ln-
tended TO nut them back
Mary was taken to Police Headquarters late
this afternoon. She confessed stealing mrs.
Walkers rings and hiding them IN some shrub
berry IN the back yard, DetectNe hSnSn re-
covered the rings. and they are no" III the sa'e
too. The liainonds." SAID the girl tonight,
because | wante to. to wear Tish them TO dance
MARY : father. she says. IL grave digger In
Carleton ". shepard. IL years old. was ar
HI mother. Mrs Kate Shepard OF 52l south
Seventh avenue. charging him with stealing
500 worth of jewery from her. He was board
rant was served on him, In his possession
wee found pawn tickets showing that he had
cot sbou; one hun ired dollars on his mothers =
1amoni rings aud gold watch. shepard re.
The money TO ray for instruetien which he
wa. reccivink IN New York. He was encour-
aged in his ambition hy two soubrettes. with
whom he says he spent Sl'O IN two days
Mrs shepard did not appear A. Police Head
quarters TODAY and her son ounged about his
eel and smoked cigarettes
I'm glad Il, az over Sain ne nonehshiianuy thi,y
do This loading about. sleeping all day and
staying out al! night. has made me sick and
Judge schatz set his case down for tom orrow
and his mother has been notified TO appear In
court.
The sun., 1899-12-05
Major Smith Secs the Governor.

ALBANY, Dec, 4.-Major Clinton II, Smith Of
,h' seYen'y-hrst Regiment. had talk with
noY' Roosevelt this afternoon regarding the
noV"rnor's action in ordering MAJOR Smith to
AIpear before an examining bonrd to have his
efficiency as an ofllcer OF the National Guard
rested With tho Governor at the time Major
smith called was Major Charles j Buchanan,
"u' was Judge Advocate OF the Court OF In
inilY Hppo onted to review tho action OF the
ne.e, 2, and m"u of the seventy first Regiment.
HnrinE the battle of San Juan. Nothing could
e me EARNED definitely regarding MAJOR Smiths
nS'i ~. rs he has so far failed to secure from
int court nm order to prevent his appearance
I"'"r" tho examining board, II is believed that
H. "lHrnvor"d % have further proceedings
W",,,Hlu,n ",, ,nl"i on tho port Of tho state military
uI--ufLl-us N1seI MnOn his nctiun In Cuhh.
The sun., 1899-12-05
Renl Estate Transfers.
DOWNTOWN.

(SouW ~ fOHFNtHlH ST.
9th st. s, 800 " ri av. 2lH16i Mitchell
Halliday to Jacob Roses and ano ,,",,.,; Sl75Oo
III At, 8l T., 25.4xU4.ll; MaN Weiss and
wife to Nicholas Tausg aud wife. 49,;
Washington II, g +. lots and =. map; Albert
Anderson. I7.ixH3; also Wa6h'ngton st.
lot l, map; same, 23.sS0h Charlton st
II5.il7ll0 and $50 Washington ~;
ChrStsna II Bohm ct al to TIM 4, ma
so Ihcttb IN KEN n" ",trx t t. 10 McriW SSHnan w $4,000
10th vt, ii2 10 I4d u, In.lNh.,a lTrcg;
m"rGon' m%rM M''sDo'eoF """ 49, " " 10000
Canal ", 437. n e \. 2lI4Or irreg Annie
Van Buskirk ct al to Edmund ID Kahdolph
OF Al $3.50. .,'' ,,'',,,, =. 80, p,,.Li.L 49,
sane tn pT%pery' "e"rte M 20 500
srry 10 Ar Arhas n Berry 100
The sun., 1899-12-05
noard 1t'antrd.

DOAHD WANTED rur father and son, II years in
ID Bergen sect ON, J"rsey Cltv; private family
preferred terms must ne reasonable. Address W, tn
null particulals q. D., 23 Wooster st. y, Y, city.
NlANTED On tho Brooklyn Heights only o
w comfprtahl" hnm" for u"rtlpman and wife,
who are W III ng II paw up T. $4,000 per week tor
preferred. Address, giving particulars.
II. box l3l Sun ofaeA
The sun., 1899-12-05
Recorded Mortgages.


tSouh II Eurt,,nA ,'r,,D
Lewis St i?o and iS2 A6ra% poEslmsn selma a. to
mand $4,000
to mort weisberger, yr,,.,,,,..!,..,,. 1000
hnrbrSsC Els. i yrs ,,.,'.,,,,......... 10000
stcin yrs.."., ........,...,.,-',., 10000
sd st, - Il; same 10 same. byrs..,,,,..... 10000
Mortgage M COMPANY, 3 ayrs,'',,,,','',,,,''' 1900
same property: same to same | yr....,.,., 1000
DIVISION 1t, 2s7 and ?a7Is; samuel j. silbcr o
M"nros ms 70 st. D' w. 751 Rntscr. at; Abraham
Ginsberg t. Henry p Batty. Az yrs. -. 3.ooO
Allen vt, los; Laura Bayles TO Austin 90 ma
Fletcher and ano, trustees. yrs s,,.,,.,,, III, 600
EAST SIDE.
iFart Of rum ar, btD,eR Fourteenth and Ii0h sh.)
10th at, II =. los av Is. lcaschold; Louis
Newman l to Pauline Jacobs and Charles
lIth 81. lao and l42 T.; Thomas Addison
i%S ~ ''.....,.'',', $4,000
heimer / Schm,t. demand. ..,......,.,.,. 5000
0" to scamnns i Bank Tor savings s yrs'.... $1,000
Blum ct al, trustees, years. ...,,.,.... ll,boo
W ycTt i to The Lawyers Mortgage ins Co,
"S%r%Gh S%tsh % Hy "Si "S'n '' "a h 5000
l3an 10 sI5o 70 stnioss Az Edwin 5000
II!h q, aop e; chas Murphy to Pauline 800
Madison ! sv es, 7a.a a7th st; Geo 4 st
,G 5S9n It to Sa@ST NJ ? P,yR GGns oSn esrt.n. 10000
10 Albert NIedermsnn demand '....',,''. 5000
WEST SIDE.
(vsst NJ FTnh dr., bepeen FOurt,sHh and IioA sts)
Waller. yrs ..,..',..'',,..''.'',.:,, $4,000
dW.tfai savings Bank, yr. yr.'.,.''','1.,,,, 10000
b3d II, 44SW; Frank Smith to Jacob Rup'
pert, d, maud ..,;,.,..,...:,.;,,.;,,.v.. 900
EaTitabc savings society instalIs '''',, 10000
Aith St, u g. l2OC 9Th also 4dth at, n =.
Mutual Ifs ns c. Ntsn 40 $4,000
GrStays ISmges. s'' fto' $4,000
Sarah Powell. n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 'onn 100000
The sun., 1899-12-05
City Rral Gstatt.
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY

New Jersey-Sale or Rent.
OF NEW YORK.
81 and 30 Liberty strcct-4i& and 90 Maiden
Lane,

Title Insurance is based on exam
ination of title by lawyers. That
company is the best and strongest
which commands the best legal talent.
Examining Counsel and Law Depart
ment and Committee of Counsel Of
the Lawyers Company pass on titles
it insures.
Losses for twelve years SiS,7S}.t3
The sun., 1899-12-05

Jackson. Henry II, ct al. e1crr and trustees
10 samuel L>vy and ano. nd av, $40.

10 Samuel L.vy and ano. nd av, 87o,
t.i.yr ,'.,..,.,.,,..,. .'.,:,:..,,,.,'. sAst
Westcutt Robert ". 10 John Wager, Am.
stsriAm EY, 2lIO. n " cor ItHth t q yrs,dOo-1 II
Ryan. william. tn Frank Smith, b3d ~, l+s
a;' ~. =. 1907 81
M,Ii.dy. Thus H. 20 lanes sullivan, Long.
Au'I Az. u cor Barr ~. r yrs ...,.... 81
Schmidt VI FsGrrt. 10 Meyer liirsCh ct al.
Clinton st. U'I. G4.IG yrs.,,......... ...,,... ~
Lorilard. Louis l.. ct al. to the Pos ell Bros
sEor 60. iis aud 20 Duane at l. yra S.Ot
Souless, Margaretv to August Bay, lb+th
1T, GAP T., 7Nrs...,,....,..,:.,,,,,.. ...,.. ~
Hoffman,. Theresa. To Andrew Reissner.
lbSth at. 1854 u, yrs, ,,,,,..,,..,.,,..,. ~
Rsgan, Ella I, TO Samuel safransky and ano
PikeHt y. 10 yrs 'y,::,,t,..''ooios,n'., "
422 ", big yrs, rs,...,..,..,........ e'
Bcllo. Angela and ano, to NinconIo Curto.
Thompson at, lO6. b.l2 yra......".... e.1'
The sun., 1899-12-05
Lis Pendeus.

soth at n g. "a "; Lexington av, 2tIIoob 10 part;
Harold & Rankine vs. Julius Mctkgrr Ojectinent,
NcN Attys Conway \ ".
1oith Il. a.. i5d 81 West End av. 1gxioo1i; Isaac
S'hkolmk W. Hannah Tufft to recover prop &C.;
atty. G ]. Schury
% A.. 325 r.; GeTtrulo Brel VS. MARY c Schinzel
and ano Ito cancel deed. 6oD. atty, A. II. Purdy.
The sun., 1899-12-05
Foreclosure Suits.

SySo. s t vs. oaara: si% Flasn spiiS5 g s'i5
ils,h 81 ais F.: Milton NJ Drysoo- VS. Annie NJ
N.S,.a,y .s ny: ",E. I Mesander; ,.
n!sn Wend' VS. Pincus Lowcnfeld ct all attys.
1onth Il. MS. I7b Amsterdam av. 25xIoo1i: Bell
hh.Gnrnce "a Sarah Krame ret all atty.
Amsterdam ny = " cor load at. 1Oi.iotiis Warren
smith Ns Thomas fraher ct al; atty Rcevs
i2~th =. n e N2.o 81 Nicholas av 2oxps.i II: Mary
AACo,p"r and sno VS. Julia Hu"rstrl ct al; ntty".
1sm3 i = 10 9Th nv, IooH"o.ii; Louis Lo,s
and nuo IS Pas lual. LAMBERT and ano, fore.
Bs.Ssa.s n s1 vcn:d f NT. cor 'I; ;a st. ?7,c,s7
I.,d n.ihsa'c %Ii2n l5ai =. 2!1s7,,! Bath
y :. -7.s Q Raihga'e a. wiicn"d. .sI7a; Milton
+. oppenhemer v. WI am To hermann and
Ano' dmorts, atty. Il Coles.
Plans Filed for New Buildings.
DOWNTOWN.
LSonh oJ fours,nh ~
Spring st., l5i: Improvement 70 LOT. and
store Carrie cans, owner; SnooEs
architect cort.,........ ..................-, $500
EAST SIDE.
tEd'' OF Ftih az. b',r,'u Fonr',.nA d,d ii0A Hnt
2!dstand2 2d.y. .w cor Improvement,
KnrDer & i Ill ar HE T.. o-t. .......... 800
anl store. Ihoma' M.G.aih. owner, Max
Muller. architect. cost, .................. - 45o
WEST SIDE
tW,H Of Futh ar. J'tIcD,n Forr,ecuh aud iiJh tI3
<pih st and lth av, cor. two Onestory
siahcs' NJ Dempsey, owner; j Cole,
architect ro.t 600. ..... ............... 800
24ih ~ lOD.Ill W: scSen.a',ry VArehousc;
RAJ Homer. owner. Harding a Huurh,
architcc;.. rot .''.......,-.-. -. ........ 10000
HARLEM.
iNcrh it'in Eiarg. t1rhati!0h ~
Sth and llOih 4. ne curve. th-ee.story
hotel, Joseph OussAul owner, cost ....... $4,000
BEONN.
tBorGHg3 nf The Br1TSb
wales Av :. l2I lI'th ST. two three
story ienemvHts; HCGry Eich owner.
W kngr 81, architect cost. ..... ...,,.s.. 5000
Eltmrrr vi, 2.w M,rui n Av. twu.s story
dseliug Cottrr, owner: CLARK,
architect ,oSt ........ .......... ..... 400
Clinton Av. 9 A. 100 i5Gth ~; four two.
story dwellings Il y = CLARK owners
Is ark. srcGit,ct. COS, .',,.. $4,000
Peutnll AZ =, 800 " southern BuulcNAgd.
twp i've. STOW DWELLINGS J II : BJl.
tor. uwUrr-. e CI trk Ar 'h't",t. cost 1000
lh.i =. - 4. improvement dNrlln'.
Jennie DJ"tuhcg-, "wHe-, X bert u.tjn.
BrChItcCt. coz. ........... ............ 300
The sun., 1899-12-05

:, John y. Goliing has sold for the New York
Realty Company the vacant lot. southwest cor
nor Sixty ninth street and Broadway. 29XlOO.
recently purchased by them at the Emo sale. to
nn investor.
John Golding has sold for tho New York
Realty Company the four-story building. No.
1870 Rroa way. twenty-ilve feet front. between
Fittv-sccond and Fltty-third streets. to AN In
vestor. who will make extensive alterations to
the building.
John \. Golding and Samuel Godsticker
have sold tu the New York Realty Company
the vacant lot. go feet front by 100 feet in
100 feet west ~ Eighth avenue.
a'or 4 Bcringcr have sold for Leo Wise to
William NoGel for slS5.OO0 the now seven
story apartment house. on lot 3ONl0O. on the
northwest corner Of Park avenue and Seventy
fourth street.
Mandclhaum h Levine have sold Nos. 20
and - Thompson street. 4ON!"i.
Caleb \. Hines has bought the three-story
brick dwelling. No. 800 West Thirty first
street for about $4,000
VI. Kamak has sold for a client the four-.tory
fiat on lot 22.2ND.ll. No 2o5 West 18th
street.
l.. Y. Phillips h Co. have sold for Johanna
Kroeber the iour-story dwelling, 21N8OxlJO.
No. 3l0 Wes. Eighty-ninth street.
The sun., 1899-12-05
Borough of Bronx-Sale or Rent.
FURNISHED Gooms Is apartments TO Lst
East side.

| ESlNG GToNAN.. lio-Nery handsome ack parlor,
doctor dentist or couple; MclghhoThUui central:
rc:eTe 4ccS required.
NJ ADI~O% Az, l?p-A handsome. lar.e square
VI room with private lAth. 81 second hcor also
one other -.phlr room valet attendance; break.
last optional, references re ,rurei
-TH ST, 10 EASr. .Drslrrbr we'll furnished
~ rooms, lars" anl all fnI gentlemen.
1STH ST. 5d FAS T near Madison avl-fine l,rgs
~ uru, private bath, alsu sl.ill rooms; gentle
men reference
oIsTSr.. 2S EAST-Iiandsn nmelv furnished. front,
- sunny rooms for bachelors or married couples;
breakfast optional
I1H ST, los EAST-vcry desirable. handsomely
cI furnished room on second floor: running
water house convenient To all car lines, board II
desired.
= fTH Sr.. l4p EAST -Elesant apartments. hve,
cf SIX rooms. bath heat, hot water. electric
lGlt telephone.
The sun., 1899-12-05

At the New York Real Estate Sa,csroou yes
terday John y, Golding sold. in foreclosure.
the two-story Trick dwelling No. lpSS Jen-