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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-21
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-21
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York, Dec. 20.-The stock market today
did not vary materially in character from that
which has prevailed for many days. Profit TAX
ing was papably on an enormous scale and was
not without effect on prices, but the inroads
made were not serious and the offerings were
easily absorbed, while this partial weakness in
the market did not in the least impair the eager
rush to buy stocks which showed any disposition
to advance The day ended with the market
more generally reactionary than for some time
past under food OF selling to take profits in
Northern Pacific and other stocks which had
shown the most aggressive strength during the
day. Total sales today, l,5s4.50 shares.
The market for railroad bonds continued active
and strong without important exception. Total
sales, par value, $i,0lj,O00. L. S. IS, old As and
IS advanced u and new As declined "a per cent.
on the last call.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-21
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Dec. e0.--Catt!e Receipts 1000; act
i've, strong to shade higher; butchers stock and
Texans strong Natives, best on sale todo; !:
carloads at So 90: good to prime steers. 81 %
az; poor to medium, sasba5.eO; selected i"cl-
ers, steady to strong, S3I5li.A0 mixed stociSerN,
steady, $26Oa3.75: COWS, SO. 50a4 10; heifsrs.
81 Co;4.Go; Gamers, Sls5a2.4 bulls. firm, s25
ai40 calves. $4a5.6O. Texans, receipts 400.
best on sale today, loads at $3.50; Texas fed
steers, S4a4s5; Texas grass steers, 81. 25a4 Tea
as bulls, s2.A)a3.a5.
Hogs-Receius today. 10000; tomorrow. 2s,
900; left over, estimated, $500: average, shade
higher closing weak; top. si.o5; mixed and
butchers, s4.7oa4.o5; good to choice, steady.
also; bulk Of sales. Si.sOaIs7l
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-21
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, Dec. 2O---Moderate receipts, bullisl
Argentine news and fimness at Liverpool sus
tanned wheat today, May closing unchanged
Corn closed "a, Il and p cents lower respective
ly for May, Jan. and Dec. Oats closed shade
down and provisions practically unchanged. Casl
quotations were as follows:
7oHa71c; No. 2 red, 7la74c. No. . corn. 4Oc
No. yellow, 40c.; No. 2 oats, 22laa23c.; No
white, 251aa261sc.; No. white, 2ja26c.; No
Q rye, 51a52c.; No. 1 fax. Sl.59; No. north
mesi s5 Di ard .G! TGs sSss o % .hou
ders 57sa61sc; sides, Sc. 70a6 50; whiskey. Sl.25
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-21
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

injuries sustained on Sunday morning while going
to his work in the Erie shops.
Common Councilman George Tisdc, OF Broad
street, who is suffering with typhoid fever. Is in
critical condition.
Mrs. r. Johnson, OF Oakland Side, is in New
York city, caring for her daughter Mrs. Albert
Christer, who Is i'll.
Former s,,squehanna people are already "com.
ing home" to spend the holidays.
Job Walters has purchased one OF the Boydcn
houses. situated in Oakland borough
A Christmas tree and entertainment will BE
held in the Gull Summit Presbyterian church on
Monday evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-21
Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. G. Dale. q Lackawanna Ave.
Butter-Creamery, 24a2jc.
Eggs-select western, 2lc. nearby state, 31c.
Cheese--Ful cream, new, 12c.
Beans-Pcr bu., choice marrow, $3.50.
Onions-G0s. per bu.
Flo,lr-Best patent, S4.G0.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-21
Oil Market.

Oil City, Dec. 20.-Credit balances. 1O7; GER
titcates closed, offered 10s. Shipments, ss,9il;
average e5,53s. Runs, 1l3,761; average, s9,393.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-14

BOLD TRAIN ROBBERY
Bandits Hold LIpand Loot Chicago
Limited on the Illinois
Central
Daring Robbery Took Place Near
New Orleans Express Car
Looted.
Engineer and Eirenen Covered With
Guns Conductor Shot Chi.
cage Robbery.

800. r,..,.s.. Ne; ~ r-,, fsb,capo
= s V '''s's'hs'
limited train over he Illinois Nan1rai
road. due here at q Il .. ,ll., was held up
rs, ,,;,,,,, ,,,;,s a5d i half aiit, s.,f the
~ u. y,.,...,,
Ivy 's iou' ma - 81 = : " : =
car blown open with dynamite ana3the
mail taken out of the mail
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-14

Application has been made at Column
bus, o., for the appointment of a receiv-
err for the Federal Natural Gas Conn
pany A temporary injunction has been
granted to proven, the company from
disposing of its property or stock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-14
TRAIN ROBBED IN TEXAS.
Mail Clerk Killed and Mail Pouches
~ RifaA vi iss5


r * g Ark! Dec "A bold
ROBBERY on the Cotton Belt railway oc-
',s'iieS' yess'erssay i'slss.stis. Tex,
lili'ts Iiii3s south sof Texarkai.a, on the
ssaln coming north, N which Postal
''sssl'k losin sS l2eilllas WAS almost Killed
iliisi ssas u Az i''aaif,ss Of his car riisa
g Tls eslr ten; 'sii's aaloifls 1assn
~ not known As the train LEFT isas-
~ : M.ssssis isie 2 { a. 70, te eN-
press ann irlSti cars Were separated
from t9se train biit the train Grey. Soon
rag tiis NJ c9li s'lesl U 2 again IN he run
liiieen l'it-u Nice II "a Very master
rus manner
pom At. airrival q he train here
sfaa's sSiitsea 81. rs transfer clerk went
81 sie 'lsor q tn, mail ear nj knocked
Z (. faesesii sBe rs 70 p u ~ y r.
ssiJtsslse' VAS gwen from Tbs nslds he
lsoiits;.ais the,i forced an entrance I q the
car ana Were ;sstoillsileSf 10 find the
the ils1or a piasa nj - dead:
/ \ hurried examination showed that
eeis tered packages had been
seflts me mss VALUABLE Of which Vas
- ss - 800 q ~
sisanifs e lasse number OF valuable
ieaekases
a physician vas sent for and II was
found that Dennis Was alive, but un-
conscious. An asiy wound IN the top -
Ms head told n story Two hours az
ter he Mas taiSeialo the, hos pltal ne re-
lived enough 6, give The details Of the
lrcpbery
i just as the rain parted At Bassett's
4 water tank ltriflllS went mo the veSti-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-14

lie provisions of this article shall
ann,v ~ waters adjacent to i, ne canal
,,'itt,in ,,,,es rne. miles of e;ths,. end.
l,sssslS s. ws,,.l 81 q belllperent 4sl,,,}f nor
,s,,,5s;n 3, s,,eh ,vafe,.s longer man
ta,,, bo,,,.s II :, ~ on. lime ~
5, 800 ~ AM, q, s,,s 3, 81
s,,,,,aI ,.,,,rt a. SOAR, +, : ,,ossib,e a yes-
~ ", he,liae,.,s,,t shall ,;ot de-
S. q ,y,t,,i,, tyenf v-fe,,r hol,s from, the
.,s,,o,,t,,,.s ~ s vessel az war az tt,e
s, 80. b.slts.e,.f.nt
.sItsi a.,rs..sa however that none Of
tha in,,,e,l;s1te,v foregoing conditions
!. ,SS,s sri3,,,l,|,i,3ns - sections numbered
S a,fe 4 IL his atirc,. shall ar
IN Z, 49,, s,,rss when ire TIMED States
1sssy f4,g, ,,soss. 3 ~ g,iSs .as sec,l,.-
,,.s nv {ts ,,..n fnrfes, the of the
i,,5,s.,l sst;,tes aud me maintenance of
a,,hiic ort,a,
q; Tha ,,lnnt. establishments. build
;,ss,s ,,,5i III vo,,l,s nacess.,ry IA t5e
ts,,,s,;5,,, ,s,;, ts,<,,,cs ana o,era-
ti.a,,s AZ III 3fanal shall he deemed 10 he
I, -, S, be,,snt f,rs tta ,,n,,nasss az this
~, ana III ti,,,. ~ var rs -
ts,,,.s ,,.a ,,ee shall enjoy co,n,sete I'M,
s. s.t s,els ~ ;,,i5,ry ~. be,lr-
3,s,,ss ,,S5, 49,, ..,l,,t,,,,sSl IS lin
,..,i, ira mess J, ns,,., al tbe "a
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RS cs,,. q, a. sYs al
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-14

Guards Daughter With Guns.

Kirkwood, Mo. Dec l4--6iuards With
siiotguns are patrolling day and night
the spacious grounds of John O'Iaugh-
Inns pretty country home near Kirk
Nood to prevent the KIDNAPPING Of 10
year-old Maud Thomas, an adopted
child of the O'Laughlin family, whose
mother has demanded her child The
s-rl recently fell heir to a snug fortune
hequeathed her by her grandmother.
She was adopted out of a nursery seven
years ago with the understanding that
she was an orphan Three attempts ia
kidnap the girl have been frustrated
o'Laughlin says he win not give up the
child except on the order Of the court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-14

clothing and other articles that had
been thrown from an upper window.
Not u clue can be obtained to the
thieves and the victims offer no de-
scriptiun.
The robbery and assault We're COM
mittec few minutes after = o'cloek:
Mrs, -Aplin and her guas, Mrs Hart.
We're alonesin the house sxcal,t fer the
EATERS daughter. Who was asleep in,
her room on the second fnof. Mrs .Np-
lin was lying on a ounss N the from
room of5the basement, Obvious 10 ev-
erything taking place about her be-
cause of an attack of Illness SHE haG
experiencee during the day and Mrs.
Hart sat beside her 70 snmmon II
doctor upon the return or conscious
ness.
Suddenly Mrs. Hart heard a steilthy
step IN the parlors above and snc rose
aud went into the hall to listen, but
finally Vent back 70 her chair SATISFIED
that SHE had been mistaken. 1'heil Mrs.
Aplin moved uneas'iy and the watcher
left her chair again. top the instant the
sportievess separating the room from the:
hail Mere pushed aside and two pair Of
giiny hands were thrust thru the open
mig.
s Mrs! Hnrt WAS caught by the back Of
the head and dragged into the hall With
her face pressed down on her bosom
that she might not be able to see her
ASSISTANTS.
The wcnlan cried out in terror and the
mysterious assailants forced her 70 her
knees. One caught her by the threat
and held her With such a cruel grip that
his fingers left a Bloody Imprint Sti1l
She Struggled, and then the second rob
Der pushed her head Vet further dcswn
on her ehest and struck her a fierce
blow on the back OF the head.
Their first victim disposed of, the ruff
fans seapedl across the room 10 the
couch where Mrs. Aplin lay. Her face
IhaG been turned Standardization and her.
eyes had been on them all the ti;He Of
their struggle With Mrs. Hart. but she
had not realized what Was TRANSPORTING
The thugs caught her BY thS, Wrists and
dragged her TO where the light Of the
Eas, would aid them In their search
They tore open hsr wais, and snatched
al the prize they had come to seek. A
tiny red jewel ca 50, heapesl With dias
|monds, Vas part of3tlie booty. andsthere
We're FIVE finely finished watches. too.
Mrs Hart is an opera singer, and until
ree 4ntlN Was With the Castle square
lsCplnpany. Her home is in Tnd.anap-
Iolis, but SHE il, here studying music
Mrs Aplin IS the wife ~ the pf5ssiilas-
Ter al Bay City. Mich. and has lived in
iGhicago for several years. She ia not
Ensuch given 70 ;isspciatttlg With her
mel shbors ara gossip has long credited
Ishssi- With owning some bettutifu! dia<
linnrds
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-14
Best for the Bowels.

No matter what ais you. headache to
q cancer. you will never get well until
your bowels are put right. CAsCARETs
help ne ture, cure you without grippe or
pain, produce easy natural movements,
costa you just 10 cents to start getting
your health back. CASCARETS Candy
Cathartic. the genuine. put up In metal
boxes. every tablet has G. G. G. stamped
ON It. Beware Of limitations.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-14
BOLD ROBBERY IN CHICAGO.
wealthy woman.s House Entered b
Brutal J'hugs-Diamondss stolen


Chicago, Dec. 14-Diamonds. watches
and gold coins to the value of $4,000
comprised the loot that two men gained
last night by brutal assault on two
women, Mrs. II. H. Aplin and Mrs.
NADIA Hart, in the home of the former
All Washington boulevard.
One woman was beaten into insensi-
bility and the other, already helpless
from illness. was dragged across the
floor and her clothing torn from her
shoulders in the mad search for hidden
wealth
Policemen surrounded the house
within a few moments of the robbery
and every avenue of escape was guard
ed by detectives. but the only return
for all theae precautions was the re-
covery of the casket in which the dia-
monds had rested and bundle OF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-14
Vote to Bury Drevfus tose

Paris, Dec. 14In the chamber Of
equities yesterday the first paragraph
of the amnesty bill, which deals with
Eases arising out of the Dreyfus affair,
was adopted by a vote of 329 against
IA An amendment excluding from the
amnesty cases Of espionage and treason
was adopted by a vote of 296 against
90
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-14
CRIME RAMPANT IN PARIS. n
4 Epidemic of Lnwlcssncss since the
I,nriss Show CLOSED. |.

Epidemic of Lnwlcssncss since the
Paris how Tossed.
Paris, Dec l4.-The close OF the expo
5sitlnn, throwing thousands ont Of eln
.iloymcnt has created abnormal crimi-
raj conditions in Paris The sensation
caused by the murder OF the man whuss
sboely Was found in two parcels In the
streets here Dec. A. and which Is still
NrapneSi up n mystery has directed att
tentipn To the fact that the outiyins
quarters of Paris are Infested BY bands
{, feevpads and hooaiutns who terrenize
tiieresldents. The papers are iilled With
accounts Of their nightly exploits.
TWO workmen were attacked few
cishts aro by four prowlers, who, afts,a
picking quarrel almost sdesa p y
( 1.r.4 If the worllfnen ard stabbed tbs
cher in; thu abdomen. None q tfeS1lu ~
se.ars has yet been traced
FEATURE of these nocturnal attacks
* that they are very often not acsoils7s
srisd b. robbery b;it are
a,5,,arently. by biopdthirst $ Grim nai 81
frequently boys in tilelr teens. r.Vu5s
Shnys the Oldest of whom is II years g
age gagged and assaulted g Young slsA
At la Niits tie recently and then elfags &
4fSr 70 III fls tliit3i
rfsswning her, VIXEN pass,srs- by rescued
|sthe gill.
The bands frequenting Beuevii'e
land Nienilmontant style themselves
F.. pa@hes. They haye committed q
l8us.olbe, OF atrocious and cosyasslly at
tacks. Another and similar band IS
called the sAnandters.
a gang OF thieves recently held up a
street car in Il populous southern dis
ltrict and robbed the passengers. While
| an important electric car lihe sel'ying
| the suburbs of ST. Denis and st. Ouen
has refused 10 run its cars later thAia
1 s 30 o'clock in tlle evening on account Of
THE danger.
i i. MAS announced yesterday that the
j prafect of police has decided TO place a
| couple of policemen on each street car
/ slnning into the suburbs after s:3o y
NJ, and that he has also decided 70 ere
ste al special corps Of picked mon to bs
jsta.ioned IN the dangerous wards, Tbs
police for several nights have als5
i raided the disorderly districts, raid
4 "Wednesday evening Leading To no fcwe,
Is,han ::s7 arrests
4 1t Is estimated by the statistician oi
.lthe central labor bureau that in twenty
4 Eve trafles 212.o0o out of 10000 are aii'
3l3of work The officials of tho prefecture
sIicf police calculate tina, 2.pV1 sufferers
from the close Of the exposition have
4 Joined the criminal army.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-14

is 70 sas
f. The canal shall he free and open,
IN time Of war as in time of peace. to
the vessels of commerce and of War of
all nations, on terms OF entire equality,
$40 that there shall be no Discrimination
against any nation or It's citizers or
subjects in respect OF the conditions or
charges Of traffic. or otherwise.
y The canal shall never be blockaded.
nor snail any right Of var be exercised
nor any act of hostility committed with
in it.
IS Vessels of war Of a belligerent
shall not revictual nor take any stores
in the canal. except 50 far as may be
strictly necessary, and the transit Of
such vessels thru the canal shall be eff
fected with the least possible delay, in
accordance with the regulations in force,
and with only such intermission as may
result from the necessities Of the sery-
ice. Prizes shall be In all respects subject
to the same rules as, vessels Of war of
the belligerents.
"a No belligerent shall embark or dis
embark troops, munitions of war o,
warlike materials in the canal except
in case of accidental hindrance Of the
transit. and in such cases the transit
shall be resumed with all possible dis
lpatch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-14

Mrs. Hnrt was caught by the back of
the head and drag into the hall With
her face pressed down on her bosom
that she might not be able to see her
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-14

v I'D 81 n II lElIf
i9e s,l9sH IL rs@ e,lize the futiliss
ns s,eiire flirth@; corsit7ers-
ne tssa y az anasnsse 20 slsilsg
slsen, arc az $500 as the
ats sN.srs slilbniitt Il
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-14
Paid Denr for Ills Leg.

p. d. Glanton. of Thackerville.S Tex
in two years paid over S,0osto doctors To-
cure running sore on his leg. Then
they wanted TO cut 1t off, but he cured
Il. with one box of Buchlen's Arnicu
Saive Guaranteed cure for piles; %
cents a box. Sold by George p. Powers,
druggist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-14
NAY KILL IRE[ TREATY
avis Amendment, Adopted Yester-
day, Believed to Render Treaty
Objectionable to England.
Vote Of the Senate omething Of
nrla,iss to the Admin
istration.


AeAt " ttie iltaty as ~ NUN I
S.a,sd lll,t)oek For Rat.
illcatl0n.
S - 'is S'ss "a s''''
amendment = tlle Hay aun 9is-
treaty a, III. sel,sai Sv s,ter5s,y = afternoon
/, q $, *. ..ss,l 1870, s,iv,yS 49,
ea's't ~ i:sN;3' - $500
sfSli ss.s tsIiteeI assfilas it. The nes
asN'ss & Il !, fssfsaSvs Baird. Issv-
4, ,,s,, 800,
{, III:
~ s - $
iSl3sss' .sitsa'ts:s - sssV' ny
W. HING sat1 y olcoit aia ,ias;sll7
81
Aftei The Amendment Offered by the
sssf.ns;;sAs ,s.,.is iii5ai. various
fliszi3 1 Il Il Il "a oilt > lived The
Is s., tiIe ls:ste Isl q hriaf tins. but
rsssss ~ s.eivs w9.Tss acfs.a upon.
pl9 a5snn,itte, i rs is,ssn nj which
sEstsss /, 8 q, i.;a., u 81. III
81 ss.ts s,,.s !, Sc All L: III tbs
IS sg al So; i..s.ls 10 lf,sys
s, s.!.s.e i. les, s. IS tiaaf none of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

xa-r,, % fspecfan.-Provfsfons were the
- .sax scoring an unusual advance anc Az
-,,-r the most attention Lard "oseo op .e
IT, ,i. mound or pretty nearly 81 fierce FORK
70 - nearly 5ec barrel; ribs 2oc a hundred
- we're Cudahy ard Armour buying and great
- ~ covering; but IT was everybody MAJ
- were I'D l0c a hundred, with only AVoo re-
-. she estimate for tomorrow was only IsV"o'
-sz.-,1,- .he countryman is getting as publish on
= i've hogs the Spectator on the cured
s,c+ So far as the important facts are con-
- .tere IS no change. Stocks are not increas-
80. cash demand is good; the CONTRACT proouct
- could all be controlled by one operator OF
s.,s.a means Pork this week shows an adj
- - ~ sle a barrel; lard OF soc hundred, or s. a
,,sr,e. ribs % SIC hundred Since this ADVANCE a
s-ss-fed in December pork is up s. barrel Iard up
eansas rannIe who have been right for ninety days
lS+ have magnificent profits, and the stubborn
ones VINO al IA, exports last week exceeded Il ooO 900
--T1snds or 100000 pounds more tnhh the same
" Wheat was up 1c bushe, VITA ST Louis shorts
covering BY the million Jnir cosas - ss 20
" Hiie-S Private cables declared the French wheat
s at q Der cent OF last year which means a loss
COZ ho5,t "a 600 bushels THIS was the news in
S@ss1- The pit feature was the St Louis covering
sboTts al day, with no great offerings The ad-
.SS was steady Paris was up equal to PC bushel
Fhere was no appreciate change IN the western
ss.estion: receipts Northwest ano West little
sss6 Of last year Clearances were s22 900 bushels
s. much shipping business was accomplished
- aids were not lacking. bur they all exacted
- ehfuuuent and the cash people here could
- Gel the cars. The seaboard reported 20 loads
- ssv1o-+ AID declared the export business OF
Ef +. al had been about 5oocoo bushels.
Cor rather Jagged, mp at the close only 1sc and
-, .f-ne as active either wheat or provisions.
10 old from $50 10 Ss 33si2c. and closed 3sasc;
'1i,- ciosed al SIS. dSsc Cudahy was seller Pri-
49, a--- rereirts million compared with
a. ~, bushels last year. Elevator people declared
- ,oryntrv acceptances small, and explained the
fdg primary movement was because Of the speedy
-s.,5s~au-al OF the present low rail rates 10 the
aEoa-5 from the Missouri River. Shipping sales
1 - less than 10000 bushels Receipts were $40
80 with 81 contract; the estimate for Thurs
- vas SO cars. The sentiment keeps buish here
a. tS-sts OF some unfaVorable SURROUNDINGS
- 0sts were not quite dead to-day, prices up
= n &c with July making the best gain. MAY
a5ose5 at 9szc. July 236sc. Receipts z73 cars
Wiz IS for tomorrow. The sentiment is not as
fesrish i was.
rIsxSeed was steady. but uneventfuI. Receipts
Al the three points only 20 cars. against 4s last
ga Nav and cash closed at s. IS: September,
I g. or Just last nights figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Clark. John II, TO Title Guarantee and Trust
Company, No Is Nest s5th-sr. ! year. ........
SinnotI Thomas p TO Joseph Hamsrshla4 9th
ave $. sel II OF l2Tth-st. secures ad-
vances. ! year. Observation-Disclosures.
Lewis Richard V, and Henry & Conser 10 the
Greenwich Savings Bank. Nos 1870 and 1872 Vest
42u-st, and No I35 West 4ist-st, years 49,.
Osterholt, E1her. Charles Peabody n true
tee Amstsrfam-ave, No sST, years. ..........
Brasoh. samuel. 70 Pincus Iowenfeld and William
Prayer No 20 Goerck-st, demand ........
Tompkins. Jennie NJ TO Morris Il Baker Broad
wey. corner I3eth-sJ years .............
Eiser Henry s. TO Charles r Ballard Lexington
ave. 3, % II, 90 IL and 70. II n OF pTth-st
years mortgages. each. Observation-Disclosures.
Hamilton, John L TO Union Dime Savings In.ti-
tuition. eTth-st o o. $50 70 OF 9th ave years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

9th 81 $ 225 II Central Park West
lsxlu0s. Bertha Stern 10 John NJ Clark ... s93
Soth-st, :. 4SS u CT Madison-avs osxl0D
William Van Wyok Graham 10 George w
=.
lOsth-st =. loo II g Q Riverside Drive l75x
lOollx irregular William Van Wyck Graham
10 George " Arthur ....-..........
Hudson ST No l85, Beach-st 2s6x
-" lN2s +AIao2 Hyman and Henry SOM 10
aiailettA NisSN'
5th-ave, s. 25.s n $ Of saith st o iOxloO: 9Th
ave. ; 51.6 n OF S4th-st. O. SxlOo- Baud.t
Isaacs 81 al, executors. etc John " SImI-
2Sd-s;, 8. l25 II Of 4th-ave, - xss o. samuel
Louis 70 Oswald Oelschlaeger. .....-...
Lexington ave No 496 to 1900 s. 75xsO.
Samuel Cohen 70 Henry Eisler, Il part ....... 20
sth-st n s. SsI % n " Of Avenue .. 20 3x96:
Pfeirer Johanna Wald ......s....- .......- Il
0th-avs No l.+6B 3 25EiUU. Daniel
and another TO Simon Hoffman, .............
Westinghouse, Nos and . sl.4x4s 2N4l.sx
As: Annie Z Turley 10 Remssn Johnson -...... a.
Hor-st. " 5, 140 II 3 OF 10TH 2xiO0; Bernard
+ Brady 70 Roman Catholic Church OF ~ John
5Sfh-st. 1905 II Of sth ave, l2uxlu05x
1l5.6x irregular; New-York Realty Company TO
Albert Flake 100
sth-aye. corner 5sth-st. 40 sxS7 OK irregular.
same Nellie Fake ..........-.-.... lo8
5lst-st. No 52s West 25xlOO.5. Theodore Sattler.
executor. 70 Dora Rodenbach. IS,