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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-03
FEEDER FOR SANTA FE.
Railroad to Be Built from Ell Paso
to Bisbee.

Tucson. Ariz., June 2.-Prominent Of
ficials in Bisbee are authority for the
statement that a railroad viii soon be
built from El Paso to Bisbee by the
Copper Queen and Santa F'e company
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-03

AOQuLlluGu rum rage -
Where did she live in 1872"
II don't know"
Where in 1872"
I don't know" said he At saw her
in Payson in June '99 with her fam
ny.
"Hew many were there in her fam
ny?''
Il don't knOw?"
rs she married.
Well 1 can't say. She has never
told me.
Not at Wedding Ceremony.
Were you ever present at any
wedding ceremony when she was mar
ried p"
Il was not. never was
Did she have a child in 1897 in Wa
terIoo?"
II think so. saw children there"
They were hers?"
Il think so: I can't say SO"
Where was she before that?"
Z don't know I had not seen her
for fourteen years before that. She
had been in Colorado and other places. -
How old was her oldest child in '97?''
4 don't know. He * Is now"
did you see her at Payson last year2
How Often?"
= was at her house about three
times"
Did she give birth to a child there?''
4 did not know it.
WAS there & baby there at PaysOn %
Il did not know it."
''Is she living in Payson now?"
No; I don't Know where she is"
What composed her family at Pay
SOM"
mo one except herself and children. "
mo husband?"
No, sir
NO husband at Waterloo that you
know of"
No. sir
When the direct examination was
finished, Senator Brown had no ques-
tons to ask. He called Ar. Bishop. a
witness for the state, in order TO ask
several more questions, but they were
of no Importance.
Arguments By Counsel.
The case was rested by both sides and
County Attorney Putnam made an
opening statement in which he declared
that he had proved all he mad set out
te show. de said that unlawful cohab-
itation was the outward M lifestation
Of polygamy.
Judge Burton followed him in a short
talk upon the evidence. He said that
the defendant was not proven guilty,
that a verdict of acquittal did not mean
much after all 1t did not mean that
the defendant was not guilty, but that
he was not proven guilty. That was
all it meant.
Senator Brown followed in a quite
lengthy discussion of the law in the
case. which he addressed 70 the court;
then he went irto the evidence.
The courts charge was very. careful
Is written and il followed closely the
charge given in the Roberts case. The
court declared that man who was
the father of children by other than the
woman Re was living with might visit
them at her house without being liable
40 prosecution for unlawful cohabita-
slion.
The jury went out little after y
o'clock and was taken 10 dinner. There
was one member who held out very
strongly for acauittal but he finally
compromised on a verdict OF guilty with
a Recommendation to the mercy of the
court
Graham was permitted TO 80 on the
same bond and the time Cor passing
sentence was set for Monday, June il.
It is not known if he viii appeal ehe
case. That is supposed to depend on
the sentence which Judge NorreI viii
impose.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-03

Expert Launderers
Of Shirts. Collars, Cuffs and Shirt
Waists.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY,
Telephone 1872 166 Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-03
Straw Hat Season

Now on. Our lines show new styles,
braids and trimmings.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.
$50 Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-03
Our Fedora Hats

Represent late styles and new colors.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co,
166 Main Street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-03
You Need

Summer underwear. Just look over
the line; new colors and fabrics.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co,
166 Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-03
UTAH COUNTY GRADUATES.
Interesting Exercises Held at Payson
I Yesterday. :.
lSpeeial Correspondence. }


Especial Correspondence
Pleasant Grove, June 1.-The town has
been alive today with sweet girl gradu-
ates. They began to come here at $50
and kept on coming during the fore part
of the day. At II o'clock a banquet was
given in Clark's opera house to the grad
yates and visitors, and 200 people sat
down to a delicious spread, which they
enjoyed very much. The exercises were
held in the meeting house at 1 o'clock
The following programme was carried
out:
Song. May West of Pleasant Grove
Prayer ....................... Alex Bullock
Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SprlngVllle Class
Address, success .-.....-.......-......
........ Evan Garrett of Pleasant Grove
Essay Emma Anderson of American Fork
Essay. Robert McOTnie of Lehi
Essay ........... Ethel Busby of Cedar Fort
Address, Emma Openshaw of Spring Lake
Original poem, Leroy Gardiner IF PaysOn
Address Lille WentZ of Provo Bench
Address. Mary Browne of Spanish Fork
Essay -. May Whiting of Mapieton
'Evangeline' Rosa Hanks of Salem
Essay, Books ---..--..-. .-..--..-..
...,....DCrus Manwariag of Sprlngvllle
Song, James ElismOre of American Fork
Awarding of diplomas ---....-....--......
-. County Superintendent J. S. Brown
Address. $500. President J. 7. kingsbury
Address to the graduates .-...-.-.....-.
................ Professor J. E. Hickman
Song. .......,. May Nelson of Spanish Fork
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q Still Waters
Ran Deep. f"

In your body lies the vital
fluid, the blood. # makes no
noise, but It gfUes you life.
IF It IS strong, pure, faH IN
VoLanle and rigorous, you
reap the benefit. IF not, the
still qUaters of life, tainted
and poisoned, are Welt-sprinqs
of disease. Hood S Sarsapa-
rilta PARTIES the sDater OF
life at It's Source. # makes
the blood heaIthful and keeps
It so, as nothing else can.
Family Medicine Wsvaiue HOOD
Sarsaparala Very highly. When qDe feel
the need of 4 medicine zoe take Il and L
Keeps or systems in good order. N.
LeigFty, Booth, Kansas.
Eczema =" Hoods SzrszparfLa ana
Hoods OfUe Ointment cured eczema Oery
onickf2. zDoald not Be 1Dahout them. -
Mrs.. RayHer, 10 Kellogg Street, Fag
RaUey, Mass.
Tired Feeling Ne take HOOD s.
SarSaparzIa for our spring medicine and
qphenever qUe haVe that tired feeling ard
zOe find # Is good. Ms. John Work.
Cocb6s1to7. Pa.
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GRAHAM FOUND GUILTYBY JURI

Continued from Page %
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
Aurticn Galrs OF Rfal 0state.

I.NOR SALE.-On Saturday, April 18th, . r. NJ there
Il will be publicly sold the Hotel kOopman Atlantic
city y. j. with the land all the furniture therein
The hotel three hundred furnished
running order a lot 364 Z feet New
the Beach and with width of 1854 feet
This OF the finest hotel sites IN Atlantic city The
has patronage VIII be sold under order
District United states for New Jersey
under proceedings in bankruptcy Sale the premises
further apply f a. HiGBEE
Trustee. Atlantic city. y =
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
TIE TRADE N CHIC4GO.

chicago A-ril 2s CSpeciaI)--There was an erratic
81 IF markets to-day. with corn leading the queer
+x7eriences L opened weak. rallied lc buShel
and then lost Il again Prices a. their best were
80 over last night. but the close was 14c under
Nav sold az 3sasc and al 4Hsc, and closed at 3s2c
July closed 4g-ac 10 4o'sc. II looked good oea4
as If certain Of the bulls rushed prices up carry IN
order II do some selling the swell Liverpool
~ ad 70 Id higher or futures, and S4d 70 l1zd
higher on spot Local receipts were small 14o
cars with 205 for tomorrow ClearaIces were
5g2 90 bushels The maps showed rains pretty
lene-a,lv throughout the corn States, TOO much Il
--s= Thought 10 permit OF very rapid seeding
The Price Current declared it had been the most
favorable week Of the season The circumstances
which counted most against the price nnaAy was
-5z absence CT shipping demand. Bids relatively
were not so good as yesterday by 1-c- The early
buying was led by Harris Bartlett-Frazier' ana
S-rwa-tz- -Dupee. They took the May early DuI
were liberal sellers OF July later. The pit thought
there was Pat1eu and Cudahy selling on the s"ei
The sea board reported only 70 loads for export
chipping sales here were only 5000 bushels.
Wheat was as irregular as corn, and there Is
hardly more TO say Of II than that It followed corn
very closely MAY opened al 1+S +S soLo T,i~ cInseS
a. &c 70 67[zc. The May-July difference was l7sc.
The wheat news a ruie was bearish; dlsaPpolnt.
s-p cables very favorable weather somewhat
larger Western and Northwestern receipts, and ab-
s;e ~ 81 ~ 1 c-s srecoTered it when corn became so
strong and then lost II again. and more The lass
prices were iec 20 &c under WEDNESDAY. so lar as
the cash situation is concerned, there was only
lif-Ie scattered milling demand t5oth L~FeFpool
~ 5zvanre here on Wednesday. There some
hu- news from Paris, the French Minister or ASri-
culture being quoted admitting the shortage
snc as estimating that France would require 32VS
bushels Of foreign wheat. Clearances We're SoZV00
bushels Local shipments were 15s 900 bushels and
Chicago IN four days has shipped around 1290,VJO
bushels There was some covering OF wheat when
corr was at It's strongest, Phillips leading il The
Ut professionals keep bearsh-
Cats were quiet and rather easy. closing &c 20
-sc under Wednesday May. 23Isd23l4c; July. 2Sizc.
Receipts were 132 cars. with $50 for tomorrow.
The sentiment Is beaTish.
F.axseed was Ic lower for the crop futures
September 8 .; October 81 Is, The Northwest IS
selling IN Q moderate way There z cars Of
seed AZ the three points, compared with 16 last
year.
Provisions We're firm under the lead OF lard,
which closed 2lec 10 7izc over Wednesday. Foreign
covering OF lard the feature OF the day. Ribs
JUST held their own, pork closed 2jRc DC under
2 Wednesday There were 26 600 hogs, with prices
changed, the packing for the week as 0o0 hogs.
compared with 3g3 go 4 good deal OF lard
sod Dy Laus0C. supposed 10 be for New-YOrk
count The temper here keeps bullisk-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
PROPOSALS To CLEAN UNNIPROVED

STREETS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLCNBIA-
Office OF the Commissioners District OF Columbia.
Washington. .. c.. April D. 1890 Sealed proposals IL
Proposals uniMproved streets. viii De
Office until Il O. clock II Nav 10 1900 .
unimprovpi " asnlnstoD.
per blank proposals and spec ncatlnus.
information, may
office the audeHt or street
Cleaning 4,4 louisiana northwest Nasnlngton-
l. c. A certified thousand dollars $1,000
Collector Of Taxes, T. c. that sad
been deposited accompany
each proposal guarantee tnat the bidder VIII enter
IL his should accepted The right .
reject any and an bids Is reserved. JOHN B. WIGHT.
JOHN " ROSS LANSING n. BEACH. Commissioners.
oft he of A
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
gitr f1ropertn for 5alr.

ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE NEW
AMERICAN BASEMENT HOUSES. - 20 %
FEET WIDE. NOW APPROACHING COM
PLETION ON 49TH AND 50TH STREETS
NEAR MADISON AVENUE COLD COLUMBIA
COLLEGE PLOT). ARTISTIC AND MODERN
IN EVERY SENSE AND THE ONLY LOW
PRICED NEW HOUSES FOR SALE BELOW
59TH STREET PRICES FROM $4,000 UP
AN OPPORTUNITY THAT WILL NOT OC-
CUR AGAIN. PLANS AND PARTICULARS
OF THE OWNER AND ARCHITECT.
CHARLES Buck, 100 WEST AID STREET.
OR ANY BROKER.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

Reiostein. Emil. 70 William N. Henry and
sroadway Il year .. ~. .'..e-1- 1900
other Nos i5s and iso West itshost year 5000
corner fiudson-.t. demand " nm" -. 1850
Laase Christian F J. and wife 20 Charles firif
of Avenue A. 5 years -. "a 800
ss West s7th-st year 50, 425oo
Brewer. Matilda ". Bank f1r
year -. 2Oooo
ssth-st $ ~ n Columbus ave sesr.'. % 900
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

LEYS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA--Orrc-
Commissioners u OF Columbia
iugt0n. g. April igsp-Sealed Proposals. indorses
Proposals clean improved alleys Dc received
this office until - o'clock NJ. MAY 1900
" alleys o lugrou. .. C.
blank forms OF proposals ami sp-cncaon copies
of which. and all other Iufurmaft
obtained the office of
Alley Cleaning +64 louisiana avenue northwest Wash
A r dollars
81 OUO} u certificate Collector u. c.
has deposited with him.
company each proposal guarantee tnat the bidder
will - bis bid should be accepted
The reject and all uids reserved JOHN
r. WIGHT. JOHN W ROSS. LANSING II BEACH
Commissioners II ~ District Il Cal
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. ETC

Printer. Washington p e.. April Z l9eo-Saaled pro
posas will This Office until clock
MAY 3 1890 furnishing stationery. fuel, ice har-
tnr
he Government Printing Cffce fiscal
year ending June so 1901 The right ard
all bids and waive defects reserved Detailed
schedules stationery fuel ice. etc required accom-
panied proposals. and giving The regulations
with which bidders comply obtained BY ad
dressing ofrce ". PALMER Public Printer.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
PROPOSALS To COLLECT AND DISPOSE

OF ASHES from private residences and such other
places the city OF Washington the CoHEnssioners
Executive Ortc-. Commissioners Ot the
District OF Columbia Washington. April = 1900 Sealed
proposals. jndore Proposals collect and dispose %
ashes from private residences and such other places N
City Of Washington commissioners desig
nate will received this Office until u ocoCk IL
MAY collect and dispose of blank
proposals specifications. OF which,
all other Necessary Information, De obtained
CrfiCe Cleaning
y. W. Washington y. G. A certified cheCS for
a Collector
Taxes, d -, said been deposited
accompany proposal a guarantee
the bidder will II bid should be
accepted The right reject bids reserved.
JOHN B. WIGHT. JOHN ". ROSS. LANSING II
Commissioners j
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

Department Of the Interior Office Of Indian Affairs.
Washington. D. G.. March -. 19oO-Seaed proposals in
Proposals blankets vooen and cotton goods
he directed the
Con missioner - and % Wooster
will he received until O'clock
D. n. Tuesday May Is. 1900 c1r furnishing foT the
v0Cen cotton goods. clothing
notions. made Govern
Schedules giving all iuf0rratlcu
application the indian
Office Washington d Nos y and - Wooster street.
New York City. 235 Chicago, H. ths
OF Subsistence L. 5 A ar Cheyenne. Lsav-
euworth. Omaha Louis. Paul and Francisco.
pOstmasJers Sioux city YEnkrCn. Arkansas CITY
Caldwell, Topeka. Wichita Bids VIII ha
at bidders
be a opening Department
serves right determine point delivery and
reject any and all bids. any part of any bid
" A. LoNES- CornrnissLcns-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
flnanrill.
DRAWING NO. o.
MEXICAN NATIONAL RAILROAD co.
Six per cent, Forty Years
First Mortgage Bonds.
CPRI0R LIEN BONDso
Issue of S12,5OO,OOO.
Trustee: WILLIAM C. RAOUI

Notice hereby given following are the num-
bers OF 80 o 81 each ce the above issue
amounting together 10 the sum Of S12n00O this day
drawn for payment par presence Charles
Joseph Watts Notary Public of City Of London In
accordance with the conditions the mortgage
deed Of trust June 1887 and a further in
dentuTe OF same date, pedgng subsidy moneys
These bonds redeemable day June next
al the Agency Of the Mexican National Railroad Com
pany. in New York where holders required to
present them for redemption after which date
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
pROPOsAI.s ZOE sTATIONERY 40 Us

ceIla1eous Supplies Departr1enr, Wssningtnr
n Q. April l. 19O0-Sealed proposals duplicate. vii
be received here until p m MAY 1900 ard then
opened for furnishing Stationery and Miscellaneous SUP
plies tBroonls Brushes. soaps Towels et- t1r Var De-
partment. Offices. during fiscal
ing 1901 Information furnished application
Proposals iud1rsef Proposals Tor
Stationery and Proposals Miscellaneous Supplies.
respectively and addressed r. THORP q supply
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
pRoPosAL FOR LIBRARY BCILpING:

Office OF Superintendent OF Construction, Library q
Congress Washington .. c.. April . lSoO-Sealed pro
pOsals OF the building or The Wash
lngton Library Mount Vernon square. n this
city. viii be received this Office al Two o'clock P n
Saturday the lsth OF Nav. 1900, and then puoicly
opened Specifications general .nstrl-t1s ane eondos
proposal BE- had the draw
application Office the Architects,
Ackerrnan R0ss No 1j6 Fifth Avenue New YORK city.
BERNARD Z. GREEN. Superintendent OF Construction
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
fnrufsheo 6onsrs 20 fri-Countrp.
Proposals
OF 10 iNTERIOR. wash

duplicate VIII be received az this Department antl
O'Clock .. m. THURSDAY. Nav
1eiiaey opened prrs@nr@ 0f clf
ders a. may attend f1r flrnHuuE the f7iovns cssrs
ut for Interior
the civil Service Commssun during fh- hscal ending
June 30, 1901 t1 wiz ti far fuel and - tr flrr-
ture carpets. and other miscellaneous SUPPLIES. 81
stRcnery A. the urqrosals VII -
rrt~iNrl Tor slrn meats 1rT ElQfH En0eH.
druENs paiuras hardware. EneTutr7la
laboratory supplies.
etc. may b. required Hnsrftal f1r
ne Insane the Geological survey and M FL Warf In
tersity r~spectv~y during the fsral above inf
Gated Proposals viii also received Or the purchase
during the period ~ the 20 ne Denarf
n-nt ur the Interior Hls made
blanks All bids purchase ~
paperl accepted aua AWARDED
proposals. etc will Do furnished application -es1>sfs
Tor blanks designate q Fupulies
which n IS proposed bid All bidders invited Be
present az the opening p 4 HTrr WrOGk Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
PROPOSALS To SPRINKLE. SWEEP AND

CLEAN by machine such improved streets and ave
the District of Columbia the Commissioners
drsgnate.-OthCe Commissioners OF the District of
Columbia Washington. April - lsoo-Sealet proposals.
tndorsed proposals sprinkle. clean and sweep i'm
proved streets streets and avenues viii % received AZ
this Othce until l. O'Clock MAY 10. 1900, sprllke
and clean he streets and avenues OF the DIS
rrict OF Columbia blank forms OF proposals and
specifications which and all other necessary in
formation be obtained the 0rce Of the Superrn
west, Washington D. G. A certified cheek Tor Two
dollars. certificate or Collector
Of Taxes. u. g.. said has been deposited
with him. accompany each proposal guarantee
he bid should
accepted. The right Feiecr and all bids
JOHN r. WIGHT. JOHN w ROSS LANSING
ID. BEACu Comm ssun-rs 0t he LLs--.- " Collnloa-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
NEW RrILpING PLANS.

Wsstchester ave corner 81 AIMS ave for
nve story brick AMI stone tenement house. At
bert Rothermei owner and architect .-...r....- ~
81 Ann save, =. - ft 81 18th st. for I've
story brick tenement house and store. hNS13-
Annie j Walklsy. No So LAST 18Th 81. owner,
II T Howell architect ......- =
52d-st, No 81 West, FOR six story brick and stone
dwelling, 10 6xg25. RAYMOND Hoaglaud, No II
West J6th St owner. = I II Gilbert. architect lH
CrotoHa Park North. =. g2 2 % Cr1teua-aye.
for three story frame dwelling, 22N'3s. q
HALEY. No I.Ol+ East l15th-st. owner. " g.
Dickerson. architect
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
DEPARrMENT oF - INTERIoK rnlted

states Patent once. WashrErou Aarfi =
1900 Sealed proposals quat--r r4tr viii 30 recelvef
ar TINS Office until O'Clock Thursday May 3. ish
ana VIII ne Immediately opened thereafter he 1resence
% such bidders tscai
ending June nlaf1it1 q
process copies of drawings q
patents designs pending
for the reproduction exhausted ~ ard
specncatonS for he reproduction ~ foreign patents and
publicatons for producing cgIes - drawings en- r.
duced scale for ~ fnr
pr1tuction Of the Orcal cazstte incitnE al indexes
therefor for reuroduCirg silver print photo
graphs. photographs Or designs All bids accepted and
contracts awarded subject appropriation BY Con-
greSs and sreciul@nz.
with forms Of proposal will be- furnished application
70 the Chief Clerk Dre Proposals must
Be sealed and Endorsed P-opsa- flr Photoitograpno
Work Patent Oire AL bidders invited ot - pres
ent at the opening. CHARLES r. DI ELL Com1fl-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
DRoPosALs To sPRINK1E. swEEP ANp

CLEAN BY HAND SUCH IMPROVED STREETS
AND AVENUES N THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
A THE COMMISSIONERS NAY 20
of "a.
ington ID c. April =. S~aIrd proposals udoTsed
Propo.aIs sprinkle improved
hanl VIII De- received tlts aics untI
% 10 sprinkle. sweep and clean
paved and ~ th Llrtct = Columbia
As designate as
Of pr1pasala speCircafuua q WhfCh
other necessary Information. Dc obtained the
Of n Superintendent Cleaning.
Louisiana northwest. WaShngton T. q. eerti-
for Thousand dollars S@dtUl certin-
Collector % Taxes u c. t1at said amount
has been deposited him. accompany pro
sal as "A hItrr
be accepted The riEn1 reecr
an and a is JOHN h WIGHT JOHN
". Russ LANSING IA BEACH Commissioners % tha
District % Columbia
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAG. ETC.-Gov-

Printing OfHra Once The Public Prfurc-.
Washington. p o.. April sealed proposals WI
be received This Office uufl 10 O'Clock NAY T.
l+0 FOR furnishing material FOR the Use cf ne
Government Printing Oce during the dsca vesr ending
June 81 1901 Tile and all bids ar1
schedules % -n@
required. blank
and giving the regulations with which bidders
ply, NAV obtained by addressing this Office. ?. ".
PALMER Public Printer
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
lite ACQUIRED FoR NEW RIDING ACADEMY

LITE ACQUIRED FOR NEW RIDING ACADEA1Y
The Durland Company yesterday took title from
the American Deposit and Loan Company 70 the
plot Sixty-sxth-st. north side 100 feet west of
Central Park West 1t is the site for the riding
academy The consideration mentioned in the deed
was $206,000
mortgage for S275 COO on the property made by
Durand Company 10 the sellers was filed. to-
gcther with the deed. 1t natures in three years
with interest at per cent. and secures a building
loan for $50 600 which recorded yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
NUMBERS OF THE BONDS.

LONDON 22d March, 1900
Present
CHARLES JOSEPH wAT-ss
Notary Public.
OF the firm of DUFF. WATTS & co.
s. Nicholas Lane, Lombard St. London.
NOTE.-H0lders of drawn bonds may for
their convenience obtain payment in Lon
don on LIST day of June. the counting
house OF MesErs. Matheson q CO., Lom-
bard ST.. rate be hereafter an
nOunced.
BONDS NOS. 8o4e s5io. DRAWN FOR PAYMENT ON
22D MARCH. 1899. HAVE NOT YET BEEN PRE-
SENTED.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
Gitn propertn 20 Get.

SOC'rHW EST corner Madson-a and 111th-st.-Cue
- three story and basement houses. arranged for
three families; will divide good for doctor den
tist milliner dressmaker boarding
sion; being painted and decorated
CYRILLE CARREAC. Grand ST. Bowery.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

129ta-st II s. 1s8 II e Of sth 26xs9 II; Emil
an4 VIE anu $500,
Praspect-ave. W line 225 II OF l65th ST.
i35Xl60, George w Peters and another. execu- . 80,
Joseph L.ebertz 1851
No 3gl, 32xl2O. l1X3lX l32; Julia ) and
John = Sufern James Conway 81 6os
I36th-st, n g. 212B II c OF Tth-ave u dxtss. II.
Edward L Patterson. referee, to Metropolitan
Trust Company guardian etc. lOutt
I4th-st, Nos los and 100, and No So Tth-ave,
corner. 46.8xlOOi Algernon Norton, referee. To
East Broadway No 100 25x-; William NJ John
- a 10 Emil Reibsten.. 21Ot
5Oth-st. No 22y East. 20xlOO5 Margaret Nathan
Ellen Byrnes.
Hannah Hitler Cassus 9 Address.
Perry corner Hudson 81. ~ 6xB4 2x6l tx
81 Z. Henry KOrn G0tthOd . Eltertch 81 80,
1Oth-st. 5. 4T.l0 # Of Ave A, 23. l0xlO8T
Maria OChse. individually and executriX. 10
+ J 2l0U
Lot = Casanova property; Edward Jones
and another William Hayes ......... loo
Goth n g 100 II " OF Central Park West,
II 1OO5x 50x 1905 01h-st look
JOx ! 1908 to GSth-st e 200; Amer
lean Deposit ana Loan Company the Durland
Company
l2sth-st $ 25s.4 II 7th-ave. 80. 4x99f1,
Sidney Cowen. referee. to United States Trust
company -. --hO''
rieta Mason to Morris Simon. 1900,
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
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April 10 Sealed proposals repairing .nuta
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