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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-01
REAL ESTATE.
THE MARKET QUIET YESTERDAY-AUC-
TION SALES ANNOUNCED FOR
NEXT WEEK.

The interruption OF business on Wednesday by
the holiday had Its natural effect yesterday on the
real estate market. The quiet OF the week was
emphasized. and only transactions OF minor I'M
port were consummated.
1T Is getting late in the season for any sub
stantaI revival OF business for some time TO come
said Douglas Robinson to a Tribune reporter
yesterday.
There appears be promise of some improve
ment in certain lines Of the market. however next
week. Its list OF auction offerings shows at least
fairly large lot OF downtown investment prop
erty. This is the property Of the estate OF the
late Eugene OSullivan and consists OF the follow
ing four and five story buildings: No. 10 TO 70
Wan-st and No Jas TO l52 Pearl-st; No Cedar
ST. and No q TO q Cedar-st-, between William and
Pearl SITS: No. 81 Beaver-st.. between Pearl and
Hanover SITS. and No. 80 Pearl-st. between Old
and Coenties slips The sale will be held by George
R Read on Tuesday June 8, at No. Ill Broadway.
At the auction Offering of lots IN the Flatbush
section Of Brooklyn Wednesday 300 out Of the
773 We're sold The prices obtained were good. The
offering consisted OF part OF the old KouVsnhoven
II. y and o. and intersecting streets from East
lots brought $500 10 $3.50 each with the exception of
the northeast corner Of that avenue and schenec-
and one-auarter lots brought $50 Other avenue
las 6 10 T Se 42 e H Ren Estate and Inn
proyement Company, owners Of the lots, VIII PROB
Plans were ded a. the Department of Buildings
yesterday by MtnneTy for s6 seyen story PTiG5
Bieecker-st and Nos SIS and $50 hottest. to cost
$4,000
Plans were also filed for a four and five story
brick dwelling house be built by z. n. Herzog
at No . East Seventy third-st, lot 227xS56 Helms
& La Farge. architects; cost. s500OO
There Will be a private auction sale tomorrow
OF q limited number Of selected lots in the Round
Top Villa Club Reservation. Echo Hills Westches-
ter County, which are reserved FOR members or
proposed members Of the club Invitations have
been issued by Ferdinand Fish, who has the sale
IN charge. The excursion train Will leave the one
hundred-and- fifty hfth-st station of the Sixth and
Ninth ave. elevated railroad at a. m.
The United States Trust Company yesterday
loaned Jeremiah c. Lyons S275.000 secured by de-
mand mortgage for that amount on Nos. 49l and 1913
Broadway, extending No 446 Broome-st Lyons
also rnortga ges the property to the Mount Morris
Bank secure loans and discounts.
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

YoRK.-wiiam E; Finn. Plaintiff. against Samuel
X. Hi-Oins and others. Defendants.
In pursuance Of Judgment OF Foreclosure and SAFE
Ing the oath day of May 1900 the undersigned the
Referee in said judgment named, sell at PUBLIC AUG
a New York Real Estate Salesroom, No. III
Broadway. the Borough Of Manhattan, City of New
York day June, 1900, 12 o'clock noon
day by F. Meyer. Auctoneer the premises
directed by said judgment to be Sold and therein de
scribed follows
certain lot of land. with the building thereon
erected in the Borough Of Manhattan City OF
New York. and bounded and described as follows; Be
ginning point the side Of West End Ave
distant hundred and thrty-eight feet and eight
tho formed by the intersec
ton the easterly side OF West End Avenue and the
souhery Ninety-h Street, running thence east
erly parallel with Ntnetyffth Street, and OF the
way through party wall. hundred feet thence south
parallel End Avenue feet three
oneeighth inches thence westerly in straight line
nearly parallel with Street to the eastery
Avenue and thence northerly along the
same twenty inches the point place of
beginning
Dated. New York May 25. 1900.
JAMES THOMAS MADDEN. Referee.
Greenhall Levy. Attorneys for Plaintiff 800 Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan, CITY OF New York
following diagram Of the property to be sold
described above:
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Society. Maiden Lane No So and Nos q ana %
Eberty-sr years 5000 600
ave. " corner l59th-st years ...-...:.-.. 1900
oensack Annie to william /. Strong 81 1900
trustees. etc. Amsterdam No 1881 years 10 ooO
Same TO same AIsterdeno-ave No 1892 years 1000
NacGregor. George. 10 John @ Barr. Marion-ave
corner lS5th-st demand .--.-- 1900
Same 70 same same property, demand 1900
~ e 20 n $ Of le4th-stl 1900
stsatols No ii2 sys DUG .s'ee etc. 1000
Farrell. Thomas. to Babetta Kaufman and an
other, executors. etc. 42d-st 800 Fl W Of
Lyons jeremiah g 70 Inite3 States 1 10000
paay, broadway. Nos 49l and 493. extends 20 No
Same Mount Morris Bank same properly LIQUID
cures loans and discounts .i..t
sehaeffeT Peter. TO Joseph F schaeffier. ioth-ave
Mcclure Thomas Excelsior Savings Rank '0
Ien.ra4 Park West. W s. 5o.4 Il OF 9Oth-st
Nezns9ek. vacav 20 Charles Ruke 75th-ei 10000
stanton "a, CLARA Z ASKER Fieur. 5eths 1o0o
Kio5f % Re ~ o. ON Ta year 10000
* IT " Of 1s3-a tasii eeIshan 9th-s
Ahsens s0Ih:s x % Jacob Jumper Lexington Ioo"
,ese corner lo1th-st. s years........-.4 1s ooo
D0snsT Julius TO Dry Dock Savings Institution i'0'
Enge. Martin t to Frederick wienasnn 2d-ave ''0
KeiITa s5nns ss years ga a,:, 90 900
st IS West Msdison-ave 3 years 75ooo
Berney Rosie 70 Martin 2nRel. Rroome-st n '''0"
sinonson. Mary ana william a. to German 10000
Essi Rve e. savgses Inst. 10000
pei a xeneT r. Tiliis H y years 1900
Eumphreys Frances and Frank l. tr5s,es' $1,000
Title guarantee and Trust Company. Riverside
Htrzog Edward + and Adrie5 !; 81 a $4,000
brose K Ely trustee. 45th-st No q West 3
Mathews Rebecca T 10 the Bank for ss;. Is
57th-st. AS Z, " Of 5th-ave. year...| Al ooo
oste9 aens Sce and Ef 80 the E?sase LIE
AHsteFdaEa-ave Z Iear-.................... I2oOo
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

125th-st, e. 279 II of Boulevard. for four
five story and basement brick nathouses, with
stores. 20 3x27xS7.5 United Realty Conjunction
sf TT,IRsny NO ''o broaowa'. owner = s72
Basford-ave. :. a. II Of 1s4th-et, for hve
two story frame dwellings 2ox3o; Mary Cos
tello. No 1890 Stebbns-ave owner: Moore & 49,
4oth-st. Nos e3s and $40 West. for two story
brick storage house, 501eS: Crane, Davis ~
Webber. owners: l. Cramer, No 5OS 1lth-ave. .
architect 80 ~
Bleecker-st, No &c 20 90 Mott-st, Nos 31S
and $40. for a story brick store and loft
building, 60x90; V S Minnery, No 2S4 Peari-st.
owner; L F Henecke, No 1872 Bowery. architect. 100
73d-st No - East for four and five story brick
dwelling % 7xS58 @: F. y Herzoe No llo Spring
st. owner: Helms & La Fargo, No Beekman-st. ~
architects %
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

and o Sf 4sh TO Mara as.lG 8.s
adave No sia corner 6oi-si 2o5r7o: viii $4,000
IAN ISln ~ WILCOX trustee. etc. Caroline a.
iohaye. {, 70 # Of 1o2d-st. 25xioo Charles 1900
7t6sSs - # 1 II 2sd-s PA5 IL f5o 10 1900
.sephine C Robinson to Title Cohen 'o $4,000
429Tst \ e 800 TT Of shave 60xI0o5 ): Hannah
i3el6p5n and another TO Thomas Farrell 4o2so
dougal-st 25xlQe: Eliza B. Donaldson. widow,
isth-st, No 24a' East. iesTig2 Edwin G Pres l
stanton-st No ~ n s. 6e II W Of Easexst "a '1''
1sPi Joseph Bird trustee to K9nrad Dieter. $1,000
Gougsi- 81. 25xlo9 Bessie Donaldson Ellen I.
100: john Hs1k TO % Annie H 10 4sx 40 mo-
broad-St No . TO 30. s e Exchange Place
and Exchange Place No the Alliance
75th-st. s. 2s09 # E Of Iet-ave 27gEio2 2:
George Seteril referee TO Taclav Memeoek. 300
Henry-st corner Rutgersst 2oex7S: Abraham AVN
Eidrlage st. No ~ s 25xi5o Maria Berliant 1'OVO
and another TO Abraham Cnterberk: 1890
uel Hochheiner 10 John Harrison ........... 100
and another 10 Michael Haas ........:..... 30 500
Kelly = ~, .s115. coo
wiefnaan 10 Martin EIgei, .eoe- e1 600
R1Esl to Rosie eR@ sey sseH 1' Martin $4,000
EsseK-st, Z lot 3. map by T r Ludlarn 20x
SOS; Celia Jokinsky to Egerton ! winthrop... 1900
Halk 70 Katie Kramer -.....:......... 24oo0
and wife to Charles 4 Henaig 1928
al. By guardian. to Edward Herzog al. 80 coo
62q-st E 24o # e OF 5th,aye, 3oxloo5i the
~ 49, =, Tattt ~ I'm OF ue Clty OF mn
b2d-st, Nos alb and 415 West. 50x10o5 Simon
Adler and another to Gnstay Peetz 81 700
Ottinger al 10 William Zinsser.-......... SO 600
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foreclosure Gales.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY Of NE"
York; Brownell Durham. piaintn against Leu
Goldmark and others, defendants st..
the above entitled action bearing oa.e
the 21st OF May 1900 the undersigned the reteee
Judgment named. will sell at public auction at 's
New York Real Estate Salesroom, No III sroaoway ~!
Borough Manhattan City Of New York, on the lVh
day Of 1900 IL O. clock on that day oy p
A Smyth auconeer the premises directed by esd JUG
me 70 be described as follows
certain lot piece parcel OF lana, win me
situate. lying and oeinS IN tle
City County OF York and bounded and De
follows Beginning point in the south
Egty-second distant two hundred ana
westerly the southwesery corner
eighth avenuel and Eighty second
street. running thence southerly parallel TO central
Park part distance through party wall
90 inches 10 the centre
block; westerly, along said centre noe
block. twenty-one CD feet; thence northerY,
parallel West ard part OF the distance
a party wall. hundred and two tUZ) Zee,
20 inches the southerly line of Eighty second
thence esstery. along said southery line or
Eghtysecond street. twentyone CID feet to the point or
place OF beginning.
Dated New York, May 25. 1900.
Referee
BUTLER. HOFFMAN, JOIINE & MYNDERSE,
Attorneys Plaintiff.
Wall street, Borough of Manhattan, New York
The following OF the property to be sold as
described above number being 10 West Eighty
second street, Borough of Manhattan:
Sa,IS
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95th Street.

The Approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property is 70 be sold is So
10S so with thereon 21st OF May,
1900 together allowances amounting
s351b4. with Gath, 1900 with
expenses of sale. The approximate OF
taxes. liens.
purchaser the purchase money paid
Referee is S523 20 and interest The premises will be sold
subject a first mortgage s23 600, with interest
thereon at bPe from September st 1899
ond for $1,000 with interest thereon SO from
September End 1899
Dated New York. May 25,
JAMES THOMAS MADDEN Referee
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TIE RECORD OF SALES.

J. A. Chandler has sold Nos. 30 212 and pa East
Eouston-st-. running through TO Nos. 105 and JOY
First-st. plot 5ox65 with four story buildings.
The Leonard Moody Company. OF Brooklyn. has
sold for Mrs. John W. Handrin to Charles Gothelf
the four story and extension brownstone dwelling
house, 25x98x110, No 1872 Washington Park. Brook
lyn. for about $4,000; also. for Herman Behr, to
Michael Curran. the three story and basement
brick dwelling house, 25x50x125 No. 426 Henry-st.,
Brooklyn. for $500. and for William A A Brown
Benjamin F. Stephens tho plot. 1O0x100 at the
southeast corner Of Bedford and Newkirk ayes.
Brooklyn.
Jackson & Stern have bought from Constance F.
Poor the four story and basement dwelling house
lot 25X94. No. 20 West Eighty-eghth-st
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Mary F. Todd to
J. h Armstrong the four story brick and stone
private dwelling house, on lot 1S.9x100 No. 100
West Seventy-tfird-st.
Ferdinand Kramer has sold to an investor the
single hathouse No. LAOS Prospect-ave, for about
$1,000.
Constance e Poor sold 70 Jackson & Stern the
four story dwelling house No. 10 West Eighth-st.
251x94
BY Herbert A Sherman-No. $50 West One-hun-
ored-and sixty frst-st north side. 10911 feet east
Of Broadway, iS11x9911: four story brick dwelling
house: the trustees Of the Peabody Education Fund
agt- Rosa FRANKLIN et al: foreclosure sale: due on
judgment, 055 and interest; and allow
ances 1852 80 and interest; taxes assessments ETC.
1888 So and interest. To the plaintiff, s13, 600
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BUTLER. HOFFMAN. JoIINE & MYNDERsE,

The approximate amount lien charge, to satisfy
which the above described property is 70 be sold Is S
e6 071O0 with interest thereon from the 4th day OF May
1900. with and allowances amounting 10
SS277 with interest from May 21st. 1900 together with
the OF the sale. The approximate amount OF
other liens which are to be allowed
purchaser the purchase or paid by
the referee. is S1.03T5O and interest
FREDERIC E. PERHAM,
InEara
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Morton Street.


The approximate Of the lien or charge tn satisfy
which the above described property is to be sold IS 60
245 5ol0o with interest seventh dav OF
May lsoO together with allowances amounting
70 81! ooo with interest from May 1900 together
with the expenses OF the sale The approximate amount OF
taxes assessments, other liens, are 10 he
lowed TO the purchaser purchase money or maid
by the Referee. is S206 97-1OO nd - Va A-u
Dated: New York May Is, 1900
STANLEY n. REVINS Rerer..
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Roberts John B. and wife 20 tho Popular Banking,
Savings and Loan Association, aath-st. NO 20
Feinherg Julius. TO Abraham J Dworsky. Henry
TT, corner Rutzers st. wears
The Durland Company to Central Realty Bond and
Trust Company. 66th-st n s, 100 II " OF Cen
trail Park West. extends to 6Ith~et- 70 years,
second mortgage gold bonds ...............
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County o


New York.-George J. Humphreys. Plaintiff, against
Frank w Rose. James W. Ketchan and Jennie Jolinom.
Defendants.
In pursuance Of Judgment Foreclosure and Sale.
duly made and entered in the sboveentitled action bear
ing date the 18th May. 1900 l. the undersigned.
the Referee in said judgment named will sell Public
Auction at the New York Real Estate Sales
Broadway, in the Borough of Manhattan. City New
York the 18th day June 1900 IL o'clock noon,
premises directed by said Judgment sold.
described $ follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece parcel land
buildings thereon erected situate lying and being
Ninth Ward of the Borough of Manhattan, City of
New York. known by the number Thiryhree (33) Nor
MENCIN} at a point the Northery side
eighty 800 Westerly the North
westerly OF Morton and Bedford Streets
ming thence Northwestery and parallel Bedford
hundred 900 feet to land OF Harmon
Hendricks; thence Southwesterly along said
right angles with Bedford Street twentythree
and six 80 inches; thence Souheastery
Street through beyond party wall one hun
dred 600 feet to the Northery
thence Northeastery along the
twertythree (2) feet and six the place of
Beginning Being the same premises TO Ben
Jamn Delahaef by James Fitzpatrick and wife by deed
bearing date the Twentyefghth of
Of New York. the 29th day April 1891 in Iiber
OF Conveyances 266 Section Block Number 5e3 on
the Land Map of the City OF York '
Dated: New York. May 18th. 1900
WARREN q SAMMIS 80 " ->N' h'eie'ee
Attorney Plaintiff, Rorour, No,
haitian, New York City 80 - ~
The following is diagram property 10 be sold
described above the being No "a Morto1
Street Borough OF Manhattan, New York City
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received nv

ne Common Council Of he city OF New rochelle up
e eight o'clock m Tuesday, June Sth 1000 a. ~
comm S0IoH MAJ Toune Chambers in the city Hall Building
thousand dollars each the said bonds registered
lars on June LIST 1873 and bonds
until the total issue paid. bonds are issued
suant 10 chapter Us of the Laws
Chaper $50 Of the Laws of 1900 State Of New York
Tor the purpose OF paying damages sustained nv
holdes or the village Of New Rochelle ny reason of The
c1ahgng 81 the grades or certain avenues
OF the said village. to which liabilities of the saia ,i
of New Rochelle the City OF New Rochelle succea5e9
according 10 the terms OF this
10 be dated June st 1900 and on aaid s
VIII be payable annually days T11a
ana December In each year The bonds will interest
AZ the rate Of three and onehalf (3i2
The bonds win be sold the person firm or IT,
onerns the highest premium. The bonds will he nun
hered consecutvely from 10l 1870 inclusive The civ
authorities reserve the right to reject any or ali bids
All proposals shall be accompanied by cbscI
on national bank for 600 PAYABLE the order Of the
City Treasurer OF New Rochelle WITH na
Tor less than Purchasers win be
oTued interest. The bonds delivered et ai.osn
o clock a m, on the 18th day Of AZ re
nee OF the nited States Mortgage Trust Company 80
Seoar street New York city By order he Comnon
Council or the city OF New Rochelle. Dated New Ro-
Clerk. - N-4-1' N'ty
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washinrton

eeived at this Department until Saturday ie 1900
az clock p. for th4 publication OF the I-nIted
states 0ficial Postal Guide during the period four
with specifications fun instructions will be flrnsbA5
on application % Chief Clerk Office Department
General >~ OsSA1Astet
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ELECTRIC MOTORS q DYNAMOs

ELECTRIC Motors and Dynamos: new and
second hand: bought sold. repaired and
installed. GEO. BENDER. I53 Centre-st.
ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for
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Office. No 1.242 Broadway. I'd door north
of 3lst-st., until o clock p. m, adver-
tsements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until o clock
p. m. viz. 254 shave. e e. cor o3d-s
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sILvERwARE AND
JEWELRY.

6. wYLER, w. 2sth st. date with J. M.
Gupgenheim).-D Antiques. etc.
bought and sold. Highest cash prices paid
GOV Old Cold and Silver.
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Proposals
PUBLIC NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received nv

. the Common Council. Of City OF New Rochelle IN
70 eign1 clock p M Tuesday. June 5th 1900 at the
common council Chambers, in the CITY Han FsuiIdnr
corner Main and Mechanic one hundred and
my PONDS OF one thousand dollars The said bonds
70 De registered bonds and payable
hve thousand dollars 1et 1884 and five bonds
each year thereafter until the
ponds are issued pursuant 10 Chapter 12 Laws of
1888 as amended by Chapter Laws Of 1900 ~
the State OF New York for the purpose of street i'm
proVeinents The said bonds be June let 1900
and the interest said bonds
ally the first days OF June December Of each ear
Inc bonds Will be numbered consecutvey from 1871 10
900 inclusive The bonds will he sold person firm
or corporation Offering the highest
interest at the rate OF three and 3z) per cent
per annum The city authorities the right IN re-
lect all bids. All proposals shall be scSomnanad
by certified check national bank for 81 900 90
able TO the order OF the City Of New Roca
no bid viii be received for less than Purchasers will
pc required 10 accrued bonds must he
delivered at eleven o'clock a. m on the 25th dav Of
June 1900 at the Office OF the United
Trust Co, 80 Cedar street, New York
the Common Council City OF New Rochelle Do ad
New Rochelle. N Y, May LIST. 1900. ANDREW J. SELL
City Clerk. " - '''1AN-
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MoRTeAeE on pUR1.ANp RIDING AcApE,rY

The Durland Company yesterday placed s225oDo
mortgage on it's new riding academy SITE north
side Of SxtysiKth-st 100 feet west OF Central Park
West with the Central Realty Bond and Trust
Company. The mortgage secures an issue Of
twenty-five year second mortgage gold bonds ct 3
per cent The first mortgage is for s275 600
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DIAMOND SETTING.

DIAMONDS set and reset while you wait
in latest style OF mountings: liberal price
paid for old gold and silver. H. SESSLER,
Diamond Setter. 80 Maiden Lane
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor
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Office, No. 1.Z42 Broadway. I'd door north
OF B1st-st.. until 8 o'clock p. m. adver-
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p. m, viz, 254 shave, g.. e. cor. 23d-st.;
1872 6th-ave., cor. 12th-st.; Mays 9Th
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TITLE TODD BOTS PRoPERrY TRANSFERRED

Lucy, Susan P. and Frances Du Bots, as execu-
Tors and administrators yesterday decided to WILL
lam Ziegler the title TO No. S6 Maiden Lane ex-
tending 10 Nos. At and IS Ldberty-st Each trana-
lerred g one-third part for a consideration Of
S!!,Vsl ZegleT mortgaged the property TO the
EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society for 5000 600 due
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of 3lst-st.. until 3 clock D. m. adver-
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West 66th-st.: loo West 42d-st..
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DRESS q ACCORDION PLEATING.

mn EMTIMM@ of every description
Ii lLl6N j ulNUl0 while you wait. HAIR
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"DON'T GET MARRIED"

BEFORE getting my prices on engraved
wedding invitations. announcements Wis
iting cards monog-aus and address dies:
lettering on gold and silverware. WOOL
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MACHINERY.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
AND GOVT RE
LEVIED.

ABNORMAL JOINTS and sprains cured !;
obesity reduced at least pounds per
week by my new method. ANDREAS DE-
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hold effects, etc. Send postal. l.. M, LOS
East 124th-st.
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PARTY, having fine office. centrally To-
Gated and few hours spare time. would
Ike TO represent responsible parties as a
promoter or any other mercantile line; op-
tons secured on valuable property. mu-
nicipal Improvements. etc. THE DELLA
WARE MERCANTILE CO.. Bridgeton.
y. J.