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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-26

Sterling silver novelties cheap at
Twins.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-26
Railroad Man Receivers.

G. L. Green who was injured IN a
wreck on the Alamogordo Lumber
company's read near Toboggan some
time ago. has returned to Alamogordo
from Hotel Dieu. He is now entirely
recovered, and will report for duty at
once,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-26

sc. 81. MUMM 81 Co "Cliquot''
and ''Dry Monopole" CHA
Houck & Dieter. Phone 60.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-01-21
Our Combination.

For the benefit OF our subscribers the
WADswoRTH DIsPArcH has made a COM
bination with the San Francisco Bulle-
tin by which both papers will he sent
by mail one year for $3.50, paid in adj
vance. Both papers will be sent six
months for 1925, three months for 81 70,
or 70 cents per month by mail or carrier.
The Bulletin gives the full Associated
Press and leased wire news to subscrih-
ers throughout the county sixteen hours
ahead OF the San Francisco morning
papers, and ny this combination we have
made the two papers cost p tiifie o
than the regular subscription price Of
one. The only requirement is that sub
scripiions be paid in advance and there
will be no deviation from this rule I'M
less delivered by carrier.
Try the combination for three months
and we are satisfied that you will renew
at the expiration of that time. Address,
with cash,
WADswoRTH DISPATCH,
Wadsworth, Nevada.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-01-21
SILVER PEAK TO BOOM.

senator WATSON and John Chatovich
returned from a visit from New York
yesterday morning. They have been in
the big city in the interest of the Silver
Peak mining company. The COMPANY
has Just finished a lot of litigation over
their mineral ground, mill sites. wafer
claims and other matters and have come
out on top with everything in their
favor.
Mr.. WATSON has been acting as Super.
%intendent Of the mines for a number of
years, and some time g ran a tunnel
INTO the big ledge uncovering an ore
body that has placed the property in
shape TO be classed as a Dig mine. AS
soon as the company heard of the news
OF the big strike they sent for Mr.. Was
son, who went East. He made his repo,t
anu lhe result is that the mine has been
taken off the market and is not for sale
but will be operated by the company.
1t is the intention OF Mr.. Blair, one of
the principal owners, to make a personal
investigation OF the property early this
spring and equip the mines with the
best OF machinery. MIR. Wasson will put
a force of men to work on development
as soon as the legislature ~adjourns.
Senator WATSON says that there is no
reason why Silver Peak should not rival
Delamar and produce as much, if not
more bnllion.
Mr.. Chatovich is also interested in
claims surrounding the property and
has made a snccess Of operating them,
on a poor mans scale. Silver Peak
is all right and will be a bullion produ-
Ger before the year is over Appeal.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-01-21
Train Robbers Captured.

Wednesdays Silver State says: Two
men who are supposed to have held up
and robbed the eastbound express train
at Humboldt Oh the morning OF July a.,
1898, have been arrested and are now in
Jail at Burns, Oregon. The arrest was
made 10y Deputy Sheriff Taylor of this
county, who has had the men under
surveillance for some time.
An indictment by the grand jury has
been pending against them since Novem-
Der %, 1898, under the names OF Leslie
Bowie, alias J. J. Smith, alias Jas. Stan
ley, add Jas. Shsw, alias Clias. Wagner.
The railroad detectives, headed by J..
n. Thacker, have been working on the
case ever since the holdup and claim
that they have strong and sufficient evil
dence to convict the men of the robbery.
They are known to the officers as hard
men and and both have served terms in
the Arizona p%enitentiary for train rob
berry.
Sheriff McDeid will leave this after
noon for Burns to bring the OUTLAW 8
here to stand trial. He will be accom-
panied as far as Ontario by Detective
Thacker.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-01-21

+. Oi.INGHousE.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-01-21
TO Hunters.

Hunters will please not go into the
fields on the Italian ranch near Jake
Hamilton's old place, or on the Hill
ranch, to shoot, as the wild cattle break
oft aud cause me much trouble and eN-
pense.
The sun., 1899-05-17

Clinton. pl. g, 12o.7 University pl. 2sI12o;
Chas Whitehead and ano exors, vs. Amra H Pull
sifer ct al; attys. Whitehead. d 30
Fox st. y. 3sb.D lo5th st. lS.px1oo; Caroline e
Perkins va John Reinschmidt. ct al; attys. Davies
S&
Park Drive, n e cor Peace at, westchester, 23a. IL
200; Ella W Banks vs.. Maurice Kingsley attys, G II
Young
West End av a a. 80 6 soth st. 42x12- Metropolitan
1mpyt Co VS. John Westervelt ct al; ..iy, l. West
colt
West End av, W g. sos 8 s7th st. 2ox1oo; Hiram
V Braman ct al, trus. vs. Michael Tanner. ct al:
attys. Noble G.
Sd av, 8. at junction Franklin av. 5a.ex7s to n
Franklin ay xsw Tlxw 3i.2 TO beg: Sd av. ws. 710
8 W Knsbrdge road. - .bxlOO; Edward p Schrl and
ano, trustees. &C. VS. Ernest Frese ct al: atty, A
Elkus
!th av. 3oc and 800: Eliza Schema eItrI. vs Vim
RObrig ct all atty, & Harris.
Sth av, n q cor 3ld 81, 2O.,iXhI1l: John McCallum
and ano vs. Patk ]. Connel. forecl IS lien atys. L
l. Mc CIllum.
llsth st. II g. 1850 Av A. 2o.51IOo.11: Bank for
Savings VS. Eleanor Stats widow and eItrI. ct al.
attys. Strong Il Co.
la?d ST. "a and ~ r: Susan d Cabot vs Cornelius
j Reilly ct al; attys. Wyatt I.
lI9th st,ss. sl.1 g Webster ay, 1S.611oo 10 Alden
II; Jacob Zimmerman vs. Kate Bolger; attys,
Merrill X,
The sun., 1899-05-17
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

There was very little activity In the realty
market yesterday. Few sales at private con.
tract were reported. and the properties offered
in the auction room were secured by the plain
tiffs or bid in. The partition sale OF east side
properties attracted a number OF speculators
and operators. but the prices realized were
uniformly low.
The dealing in unimproyed property in the
upper part OF the city is still a feature OF the
market. Yesterday q plot 100 11El70. on the
northeast corner OF LenoX avenue and l11th
street. was the most important sale OF this
character An interesting sale OF improved
property was that OF the three four-story
brownstone houses on West Eightieth street
for about 100000.
Several auction sales OF interest are sched-
uled for to-day. The executors and trustees
OF the estate OF the late Daniel b. Fayerweather
are to offer the eight story brick building Nos
] to - Gouvcrncur street. occupying tho entire
block front between East broadway and Di-
vision street. and Bryan l.. Kennedy Is to sell
the four-story and basement granite front
business building, Nos. 3n6 and 3!'S Canal
Dime Savings Bank and has Itra thick walls
and numerous vaults. 1t has been occupied
for Il number OF years by tho United States
Pension Bureau.
Condemnation proceedings have been begun
against certain Of the owners of property COM
prsed In the Bowling Green site for the new
Custom House,
The sun., 1899-05-17
Auction Sales.

AZ the New York, Real Estate saIlesroom
yesterday Peter I. Meyer x Co, sold No. 2l3
Division street and No. 23Q East broadway. a
three story brick store and four-storv brick
tenement. to II. Sattenstein for S2o.4OO; also
the iour,story brick store and tenement; ;r on
liam +. Redmond for $1,000; also. the
three story brick store and tenement on
lot 230xloO. No. POP Henry, street. to Camp
Nos "a and II Monroe street to il. Cohen for
six story brick factory, Nos 40 L, ,444 West
County. National Bank. for $4,000. and the the
for $1,000.
samuel Goldstickcr sold. in foreclosure. the
two tour-story brick dwellings. Nos: II and
ia Edgecombe avenue. to the plaintiff. Ed
mund Comm. for $50 and the tw9.story
frame dwelling. on the south side OF Jansen
avenue. 1926 feet west Of Wicker PLACE to the
plaintiff. Manhattan and Suburban Loan and
Savings Institution. for $1,000.
u. Phpnix Ingraham 4 Co. sold the four
story brick store. No. 80 Front street to the
plaintiff. James B. Nissan, for $1,000.
Adrian II. Muller q Son sold the two-and-
one half story frame dwelling and ten acres OF
land at Ardsley. n. y. to William i. Carroll for
$1,000.
The sun., 1899-05-17
billiards.

Wizard" Schaefer last night began his
practice at lNes's billiard academy for the 400
? Int cushion carrom match to bc held in the
l"noH lycoum noxt Monday night. His OPP
lou"n' was Forinn Tobias OF tho Knicker-
tocker \. G, Schaefer payed 200 points in
y-thrce innings making his high runs by
careful cushion work in Gathering.t the worries
n ono corner of tho table. His average was
o--ti and his host runs - - and %. Tobias
s'.r"I hut 80 points
S.g,son Iractrrd at his own academy. plav-
L Z -"u POINTS cushion carrOmS against DR..
81 Il tEn knick"rpocker A. G.. averaging
~ r"nts. In \ second game OF 40 points
W'4 iwari, Mclaughlin, the professional.
t"3g 81. MrIaIGhlin averaged 1 BIO. and
high run was ~. S"hnclrr viii practice at
Ii academy this afternoon, and will play
h'Fh-'h, the N"Ntormrr. and in the evening
Ig@.l,', The student will practice with Me-
The sun., 1899-05-17
NEWS OF THE HARNESS HORSES.
Nancy Hnnks's First Foal to start in
$4,000 Futurity.

Among the three-year-old trotters eligible to
start In the $4,000 Now England Futurlty at
Boston this year is ]. Malcolm Forbes's bay
fllly Marion. by Arion. 2:o7,i. out OF Nancy
Hanks. 2:O4. The hiRh-born youngster 10 re-
ported to he a sure-enough trotter. She must
be TO win the big stake as the list OF eligible
three-year- olds includes such good ones as
Crystalline. PICK. by Onward; Idolita. 2:21H.
by Monaco Kaffa, 2:27E. by Allerton and tho
converted PAGER Extacy, 2:l0h. by Baron
Wilkes William Simpson OF the Empire City
stud expects to start the gray colt Carbine. by
Hummer. out Of Cora s.. 2:25hs. by Harold.
Levi Herr. full brother to- last years crack
three -year-old trotter Charley Herr. is an
The race. will be trotted over the Readyille
course. where Star Pointer made his record 9i
s aSf xns x 'afH place at the Grand Circuit
SF horses sine. 1894. Cnmbeyiand PARK at nash
the Kentucky Breeders. Association. A., II,
road mare Elfrida. 2:13H. and several other
prominent citizens Of Nashville are back Of the
eaurped racing plants in the country With a
track on which many champion records have
sesn MADE by SUCH trottrs s preftHm
2:07'.: and Aron. 2:V7,. 4 eomrromiss
ses to avert the threatened clash OF dates. and
the present schedule will take the horses OF
the Great Western Circuit on successive weeks
to Tcrre llautc. Evansville. Louisville. IeXing-
ton. and Nashville. the campaign ending at
Cumberland Park about Oct. 20.
Stambold. 21Sa. the fast trotting stai ion
that A. l.. Thomas camp lgned last year for DIR:
q. Ii: Alhanesius OF jersey City. has been sold
for $4,000 to the Cortland horse breeders,
Wickwire Brothers. who will place him at the
head OF their stud He is "a handsome big bay
horse. seven years old. by hou BOY.
o2nt OF Biscari hy Director. 2;l7 erqndam
+. G. Savles. the owner of Alix, 2:03'., re-
Gently purchased through Everett l.. Smith
the bay mare Purity Wilkes. 2:l5'.. that W. II.
Fales has been driving on the Speedway this
spring. The fast trotter will be used hereafter
for breeding purposes at the Maniposa Farm
near Pawtucket, II. l.. and will probably bo
mated with Sable Wilkes. 2:1S. the sire OF Orc
Mikes, II. Purity Wilkcs is daughter OF
King Wilkes. 2:22tl, and Purity. by Middle
town. the son OF Rysdvk's Ham bletonan
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. May 1G.-The Terre
Haute Trotting Association and the Nigo AEri-
| cultural Society have passed out OF existence
that n new company may assume the aggre-
| gate Of $4,000 OF debts and lease, from the
| county OF the grounds on which is the
"four-cornered track. The two associa-
poses. Hereafter, ali viii be under one
| fall harness race meeting more attractive to
| horsemen. The agricultural fair must be held
at least once in twoyears to retain the grounds.
| but it will be held no oftcner. ". p. 1jams,
President OF the American Trotting Associa-
| tiOn. Is President OF the new stock cOmpany.
The sun., 1899-05-17
BOWLING.

After an uphill struggle Linden beat Arnold at
the Germania Assembly Rooms alleys last night,
and the nrst named player also defeated Fries he
tied Focge and Roster for second place in THE Sun
tchtdulcd 10 he played tonight between Gerdes.
Kustrr and Rothernel have been postponed until u
week from tomorrow night The scores
YIRsT sERIEs-FIRsr GAME.
Arnold. ss'ss g ss"T; e; rrl...s : F. Si?H: i7s
Missed spare-Fres.
SECOND GAME.
Arnold......b / 2O7 Frss......e l97
Missed spares Fries. :.
THIRD GAME
Amold....,4 . 1877 Fries. ......o 8 17e
Missed @ Frc ATer1fs Rss
Pfrengsr. Scorer-william Linden.
sECoSp sEHIES-FIRsI GAME
rr,..S 8 s = Si.t5 i95 1tnden.s : T. SiI5t ISt
Missed Spares-Fries. .; Linden. l.
sKCoNp GAME.
Fries ......,s & ? lso Lindsn.....7 . o 283
Missed SpaNs-Frcs ..
THIRD GAME.
Fries.......s O 2oo Ltnden.,..,1 7 1871
FOURTH GAME.
Fries.......3 = = lJs Liuden"....+ 8 lo4
Missed SpAres-Fries. / Linden, g.
FIFTH GAME.
Fries .......2 159 Linden...,.2 : l7s
Missed Spares q AyeFpTS nSr GAME, Ga%G
Pfrcnger. Scorer-N. b. katz.
THIRD sERIEs-FIRsr GANE.
s. s. H. Scor, s. s. n. Scor,
Linden ....l ! lSi Arnold .,..,2 l 1877
Missed spare-Aruold.
SECOND GAME.
Linden.....4 l76 Arnold.....S Ise
Missed spare Arnold.
THIRD GAME.
Linden. lo2 Arnold ......l l6c
FoURTH GAMr.
Linden ....3 ISs Arnold..-.2 l4t
FIFIU GNMP.
Linden . o 2U3 Arnold. d......8 = 1St
Missed spare Arnold. Average per game Linden
Scorer-S Is. haH.
Demmlcr and Sh man twice passed the 200 mari
in tn harleln League tournament series last night
The scores.
FIRST GAME.
Morniugside nemmer 2us; Briggs, l54; II. Don
cont IbG Hche. l5li knGelhoucr. Gl2. Total ~ !
Premier Dawson, I'VE; Nohi, f5t; horltE. 1873
JllmAH lG7, Moses 100. Total, Shs.
sECoSD 0AHE.
reconciliation, ljB. Cohn. l5O; Aorin. 1874
Tllmau, lp4 Moses, la. Total, sos.
MA,hlugtin LeEn, lIH, Schin, 1877: Boehm
IHl, Bragg. lG9, ID. ShlnAn. 23b. Total. vol
THIRD GAGE.
Morni.yside-- DemmleT. 2U5; Briggs l62; II
| Dnncourt, lS3. Eichr, l3s; klingelhoner lss. To
| tai, $40.
| 400; Brggs. 1876; ID. ShiEAn. :lO. Total sVs.
The sun., 1899-05-17

Bmkhcad J McE. to Juliet NJ I.ivngston s2S. 900
Billings. Franklin N to Franklin Billings
coniiin. Dorothy A, % Benz b johnston. $4,000
Co 90. 600
Goldsrhmidt. Geo b. ct al to Annie n Post. 1000
Hake. John II and ano. to John Hiss ..... 10000
Henderson. Mary f. to James Murray $500
Trust 90 ..... 10000
Muir, James, to Margaret Muir............ nom
Petit, lie Grand X. tu Daniel d Lawson. 7.2OO
Post, Annie NJ TO Geo Gnldschmidt.. 1900
Rankin william. to Charles Stumpf... ....... 1R5OO
Richard. Maria. to Philippine Won Stade. 2l.uoO
simpson. Angel j. 10 Henry Allen. .... 6.0OU
The City Mortgage Co TO Henry w Ford,
trustee. 100
The Mutual Life lns Co to Title Guarantee
and Trust Co ..........,..... b. 900
The Mutual Life lns Co to August Franc. 5000
Narnum, James Nj. and others to stephen @
Washburn, Vim 7. and trus, &C. to
Title Guarantee aud Trust Co ............. c,loO
The sun., 1899-05-17

AW,tGrdam a. .,s,;,r 25 1%Ith st. %m
trus . yrs :25 900
Schussler to Frsd'k Saur aud others.
Amsterdam av, e g. SOB Io7th at: Mary
7 Kennedy to Alex d Irving and ano. trus.
Az b. cor Cedar st: sylvanus O phelon to -'''''
Ann McCven instalis. '................ 1000
suydsm i ..,....,1...,,.. 1000
Mary Z Ianley to Ina II H.nley. 3 yrs -. 1so. 900
mes to Amos + Emo. elrs. &c. 'yr,,,..... 2o.26o
Conn to Henry Duero and auo. ayrs... 27.6oo
Clinton Clinton st. s.; a.: Henry and Sarah Stein to soo
Cottage Grove av .. 100 8 Cornell .v; ''''
Carl and Cath Watson to James Corss,
croton. ay n corr l7sth st; Ray Lewen. o,
| Delaney It. .: Vim ID and David kempler to
& VII l. Fla, FianaIam, 1s,. a. managing DIRECTOR ana
Eagle av. 5. $3.50 Westchester Ay:
James Brown to Dollar Savings Bank.
EdTsTd. sy nfcS,% cor kstns St; Elizabeth 20,
Elm 1t, old =. 1898 II Broome at: Meyer
| Greenberg to Mary J stafford. / yr..,...., 1000
FSsyh 9r,s St r ~ sophia Moore to Thomas .. ooo
FGanIiin av. cor lt7th st Pctty, soulard 'O'
Walker Realty Co to American Mortgage ,,,oo
Franti!n a., %, cor iioIth si;; Petty, soulari O
demand $500
n%"asion =: ls5 +; iynst~ Abel. to Title 1000
ing from hlnKSbrliEc 10 WllllamSDrluEG;
Johanna Fitzgibbon et al to MaHimilian
| Poen-ki. - yrs ,...,. .,.. ,.......:..... 25o
to Nelson u sulwell, Y yr'.......,....''.. $500
Rothschiid to Jonas We'll and ano, installs $500
NtiSsnlr3 Chester Is Oyerbangh t" Frrderie ] and md
| Hugh Camp, lr. exrs, &c demAnd...,: 900
ths1SFsfo1 rTSa TO K Mimi. Mn4sI% cSr cS
Ii!iar;t3n pl, j. i. 10 ana ID; winthrop ~
Cand Lewis NJ Rutherford to Real Estate
Lot O.. map M = Rose. St @ R.ymonds Isi Para
Lot 80 map Hudson Rose. It Raymonds
Park, 2+th ward; James NJ Davis t" James o
Lot a. map Hudson Rose. st Raymonds -''''
Park. Path ward james NJ DAVIS to Mary
Manhattan haitian ay' m ne cor lIith st lie ,iraudK
Petit 10 Dancl D Lawson, -, 80. 100
! Manhattan st. n H. IUOe BlOomngdSie road
John Murphy To Edward NJ shepard,
paTsi IN west Chester village on sw road
a%@FF lana ~ s@nHoi St 70 D ais also parcel ei' IN
sSRoSl @ TiaS rEog. s.ssd" to to rad pad IeadiHg fS@
village Of West Chester To New York. 40:
savings bank yr.'.....''' .'..,.,..''' 5000
GSto Mary l. king, byrs ','''' 81. 900
savings bank yrs ,'.''' ,,,'''e. ~ ,,.''"', 5000
&c. Robert 4 and Vim ChessbrouGh TO
Paul Fuller AM HnO, yr-.......- -.,...... 10000
linton av, l996 Win II Wright Emma -
TiTton ' sv. i2at; VIM II Wright to Mary l. S S
linton av, i2ao; Vim Ii Wright to Elizabeth ..
Tinton i@D'G; av. ii22s wm II Wright to HIrle. wv
and Michael MontAgto Louise G hohl'
West End ~. cor IGN .t. Sitcna' 70
Wilmington I,f@ ins Co, yrs -, ios. 900
Weissnlann to Andrew RSbinson, yr 2I,ooo
Frances Major. extra and true. ayrs $4,000
The sun., 1899-05-17
BY JAMES l.. WELLS.

BY JAMES l.. WELLS.
feet west SIAM Avenue R s Vacant
Ns fhsop s. sas ssr e a a Il
due due on , judgment. I si1 Isl 90 and interest
costs and allowances. s3a5; y T. and interest;
Post avenue, north side. 100 feet east Emer
f9n street i1oXloo yssant rari,Gn sar
Doren attorney; Thomas Allison, referee;
&c. $2949 sna aso taxes assess
boulevard Lafayette east side. southeast
corner Of IG west lRe l0Ch strss, run, south
dnced. Isl Six west li1 O3 vacant: mortgage.
5000 and interest: taxes. assessments. &c.
boulevard Lafayette. east side. adjoining
a9as H1as Il %a GSy s9H & s9a
asprly paSalsi saHlT$1s WITH U" SoaisyaTS faiaysts
east Il i. 'Tth 'n@rth 3sI 5,1x west to beginning
| 2OG7; being lot "G,., man II Washington
Heights. mogtSqs;e' $4,000; taxes assess
Bolton road, east side. at junction q south
Rs ?Ca s ItTe% 5v PF9p2sGd o Van Sren At
| torney.
by BRYAN l.. KENNEIIY co.
| Canal street. Nos, 1873 and 3oS. aud No.
street x3H7'. on Canal street < southeast and
granite front business building; and
West Fourteenth street. 10. 80; south side.
sale estate Of Philip Herman. ,o-
500 feet west OF Ninth avenue. 25yaN. three;
story brick fiat, on rear OF lot; public sale,
scHS M st rs splns No street 2SS ess af 32s tsst
six.story brick double fiat On, rear lot,, two
story and basement frame. brick-front dwell
EAT S2HS 2n re 9 northwest
corner of Second avenue. 20x7n5. four. story
| sale. estate of James j. BOYLE.
by WILLIAM KENSELLY.
West 13?th street. No ~. south side. 225
sst wsst s OF tenoX aven9e 9ra a51 & 6h
bS5S ssa %;s;s:
@ @sssss s assess%sn5s t% ssGt 8 a"d "I int"rsst
side, 2O6, feet east Of Columbus avenue. 25x
1OOs'a. illvg,story brick fiat; foreclosure sale /;
Harrison 4 Byrd. attorneys; James I. Duross.
referee; due on, Iudgment. $22 ~. IL and in
terest costs and allowances. S34S: taxes. as
sessments. &c. SGS7.3O and interest.
BY PETER F. MEYER co.
1l5th street, 25:3xSb,2x34G x,i2.7.; vacant
Helen Ida Bprd ct al. Browne & sheohan. al
toraSys; Wiam la !, i Esrd"er referee taxes.
Five hundred and ninety -ono lots. Thirteth
Ward. borough OF Brooklyn. on Third. Fourth.
Ii,,n f,Hrtb stroots trni,ans, sni 'asiata y,
utif,t, 49, ~ Il ! onlaU '"'' 7"''' V"'"'' VI
"i'li"lh - ''"""''S'
BY WILLIAM NJ RYAN,
o,ii 49, ,,st ~ por 80, $3.50 , .,T t., wy
BHTtSr street so"HHWeIt IdH5H nortneastt
| brick tenement win stores on front OF plot
| fOur-StOry brick tenement on middle OF plot
three story and ATTIC brick tenement on rear
Mott street. No lsl. west side 1922 feet
| ara raIIor brick tonnm mi with store md
Su dIow HT Street No Nv Wt W.st sde III fee,
south ul I'dht nHuStCCn street, Eo'luNoi,lu
The sun., 1899-05-17
Mechanics Liens.

Henry, Turno 4 Co Va Dora Osborne. ,,,.., $500 o.
Amsterdam ay. II cor l3Ist st, l0pN1Oo;
Mulhern Steam Heating Co W Van orden
Wetterer. ..... 100 OF
Bathgate av, n c cor l7+th st. 26xT5; Harry
W Bell VS. Newheld 4 Cohen .:...:. Iol Il
and John Kierst, 49,. +s7 !:
West End av, 4Os and 40; James David
son vs John westervelt ct ctal............. 800 O.
65th st, 23% W: VIM Ii Jackson & Co VS.
Adele Galcker ct al ...... Aol l
Tooth At, o. to ds T.: Union Granite Co vs.
Louis I.ippman and Rhode McDermott ,.. $40 9
" Bell vs. zimmerman 4 valsnte. .,.'. 1e1 8
1SSth ct, 33l +: Union Granite Co vs Abra-
ham Solomon and Rhode McDsrmott. ..... A6 g.
19sth at. $50 +; Union Granite Co VS. Abra-
ham Solomon and Rhode McDermott,.... 80 b
simons Furnace Co vs. sidney Hoey y''...... 27, o
The sun., 1899-05-17

Beach 81. Al: p. Lenane L Bro to Andrew
Mc,iarry. yrs .....r ......;.....-.. .,.....
Morris av. GIS: Frank Fonabai TO John Di
lurO, = yrs .......... ...,,........ ...,.,,,.
Old Broadway. 2"3S; James O'Connell TO
Denis II o Mahoney. . yrs...............
81 Nicholas av, 22O; Anna Rehernann to
Fred'k Augenmover > yra. 81. .r2O
1st st. "a; Julius Sander to Gustav Schmidt,
yr..............
LIST az, 2Ts; Jacob ]. Lissher TO Louis
Levy. " yrs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
I'd av. l4c; the Second av branch Of tho
Young Mems Christian Association to
David Gluck. yrs ..,........,..,...
I'd Av, II. cor ist 81; p. Frederick Bruucr
and ano, elrs, &c. TO George II Orange.
- yrs .,.ss--rr.ts
Sd nv. d2I. IL = cor 4Oth 81, Isabel b Lyte to
VIM Mullen. 5yTs....,..,.............
10th nv, " :. 49, Path It, 24sx 100: Cas-
imir de K Moore. as committee. TO James
MNGAy .......- -. ..-.....
The sun., 1899-05-17

Irving pl. ~; Building Dept vs. Pauline Baker ct
al ibuilding law violation; atty, F Otterbourg.
John st. W.. 15o Bovine at, city Island i0oI2e2
xlouX3O:; Frank Arena vs Harlem Yacht Club ITO
enforce lien, &cl; attys. Farley. IS.
s'th st, - W: Joseph Schneider vs Theodore Sutro
(recOnveyanCc. 6c); attys BowersSS.
p5th st, ia f; Chas Spencer ct al eKors. 30. VS.
Henry Wilkens ct al. indiv and eIurs to cancel
two deeds; atty, j Wainwright.
The sun., 1899-05-17

Jessie C. Bennett & Co. have sold for J. 7.
Woodward the three four st2ry, brownstone
prvate dwellings, each 25X5UN 100. Nos 142.
144 and l4b West Eghtieth street, for about
100000
l.. J. Phillips & Co have sold for Stewart <
Smith the four-aud- a haf-story American
basement dwellings Nos. 3O7 and 3l7 West
10th street.
Arthur Gorsch has sold for Morris J. Krauss
tho flve-story limestone double Nat 20&S7K
100. No 12O East Eighty-third street. for
$4,000.
Harlan F. Young has sold FOR Harry f. Hill
lier the new five-story brick fiat. 2oxDo. on the
southeast corner of Amsterdam avenue and
14Uth street.
Charles NJ. Rosenthal has bought the plot.
100 llxl15. on the northeast corner OF IenoX
avenue and 1 lth street.
Max Miller has bought the old building No.
2S4 Henry street.