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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-16
THE cHIoAeo's GREW.
AN ORDERLY AND WELL-CON-
l94-GMEHp- CREW
(Ry Telegraph to Virginlnn- Eliot


Washington. Sept. 15.-Some time
ago "a statement was published to the
effect that there was serious trouble
aboard the u. S. S. Chicago. which had
just Joined the South Atlantic Squad
ron. 1t was alleged among other
things, that no less than one hundred
of the chips crew were in jail.
Admiral Schley. the commandar-in-
chief OF the station. has forwarded to
the Navy Department the following;
statement from the captain of the Chi
cago, denying the charge and saying:
''An orderly, we'll conducted crew,
which is commended on all sides for
its excellent conduct While on shore,
should not be subjected to such false
hood in the public press OF the coun-
try and I respectively protest against
it. But five men of the crew of this
ship were arrested in this port, and
then only for over-staying liberty"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-16

starts out with n ring which pleases the
bride. Think she doesn't know the diff
ference between perfectly designed
ring and a cheap imitation thereof?
You never made a bigger mistake in
your life. Start right in married life by
buying engagement and wedding rings
ut PAUL'S.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-16
Richmond and Return sf.oo
Via c. & o. Try.
S1.OO
sunday. septclnber aSrd.

Steamer Louise will leave Ports
mouth. TAO a. M; Norfolk, $40 a. M;
special train leaving Newport News.
9:45 a. m. Returning, train will leave
Richmond, 7:00 p. m. same date.
Tickets good only on special train of
Sunday. September 2Sd.
T.. w. CURD.
Pass. Agt., Norfolk.
de1S, is, 2O,22,2a-6t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-16
Norfolk's Population.


washington. d. c., Sept 15.-The
population of the city of Norfolk, Va,
as officially announced to-day, is 1864,
against S4,S71 in 1900. These figures
show for the city as whole an in
crease in population OF 1873. or 1910
per cent, from 1890 to 1900, The popu-
lation in 1900 was 81 $685. showing an in
1850 to 1890.
rhe population by wards in 1900 is as
follows: Ward /, S.623; Ward =, 1857
Ward g. 1894; Ward 4, 1903; Ward 5,
6.940; Ward 6, 4.f47.
NOTE-This report is for the city of
Norfolk proper and does not include
It's populous suburbs. Huntersville,
Lamberts Point and Park Place, which
are practically part of the city. and
which would swell the above figures
many thousands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-22
7Enr2LE ~ Central AMERICA
VIZ AGAIN FEARED BETWEEN COSTA
RIGA AND NICARAGUA

VIZ AGAIN FEARED BETWEEN COSTA
RIGA AND NICARAGUA
w-e-inE1on. Feb. PA serious condition of
sEsirs exists in Central America, ss is shown by
~ Glowing dispatch received by the Secretary
e state from Mr. Merry. the United States
Minister n Costa Rica. dated at San jose, Feb
rusrg 20.
revolutionary invasion expected from Mica
ragua. Martial law declared. Troops moving
10 The frontier.
Owing TO the large commercial and political
interests. present and prospective. Of the United
States in the TWO countries named, and
peciaIly in connection with the proposed con-
strUction Of the Nicaragua Canal by this coun-
ny. the reported revolutionary movement on the
part Of the inhabitants Of one country against
the other is viewed with considerable apprehen-
sion by Administration officials, it practically
amounts 10 war between Costa Rica and Mica
rsgua, both Of which are probably more init
nsrsly associated with the general policy Of the
United States than any Of the ether countries Of
the American continent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-22
LABORERS BESTEGE NAGLE.
ABOUT FOUR HUNDRED OF THEM GO TO
HIS HOUSE FOR EMPLOYMENT
LOADS OF SNOW REMOVED.

About four hundred laborers, part Of them carry
ing shovels went TO the home of P. E Nage. the
Commissioner of Street Cleaning yesterday
ing and clanored for him. They had been attracted
by published statement that the Commissioner
had promised TO set az work shoyeEng snow all
unemployed men who applied TO him. The Com
missioner was at his office, in Park Row, when the
crowd arrived AT his house. in East One-hundred-
and-thtrtieth-st and the laborers paraded for
hour or two in Harlem, going from one stable Of
the Street Cleaning Department TO another before
they gave UP hope for employment and went 70
their homes When Commissioner Nage learned
what had happened he said the applications for
work should have been made downtown. About
twenty of the laborers who went 70 the offices Of
the Street Cleaning Department. IN PARK Row; were
Ssrr m TIE office Of the contractors and were
put work -. - $40 49, - -
from a. m. Tuesday 10 a. m. yesterday, making
total OF ~ 7O9 loads since the beginning OF the
suOwstorn. Streets were cleared OF snow IN Two
districts yesterday All the business parts OF me
noy al work on the uptown residential streets II Is
Tectad that bv tonight ali the snow Will be taken
800 from streets which are 10 be cleared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-22

No 1T One-hundred- thirty third-st north side
300 feet west OF Lenox-ave. 53.3XSs11. i've story
for S33, Goo
Bv Adrian H Muller & Sons-No 79S Washing
tou-st west side. 30 feet south Of Horat1o-St.
10 6x69 1IxlS Ilx691 H. three story brick tenement
house with stores; foreclosure TO R. H Jones
for s., 500
By Philip A Smyth.-No- GG to 20 One-hundred-
bus-ave., 75x1OO1 three i've story brick dathouses
foreclosure. the plaintiff for $3.50
BY William Kennelly-NO. lip Madtson-ave, west
side so feet north Of Observation-Disclosures th-sI
O5x110. five story brick naJhouse; foreclosure 10
the plaintiff for $4,000. . ., -
BY William NJ Ryan-Crotona CWashington) ave,
southwest corner of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. th-st
Tor Webster-ave.), COX 70 Beaumont (or Crescent
ave xS2 4x120 vacant; foreclosure, 10 Thomas r
Adams for S. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-22
THE CASE OF Mr.. QUAY.
SENATOR PENRosE GIVES NOTICE OF HIS
INTENTION TO CALL IT UP TO-DAY

INTENTION TO CALL IT UP TO-DAY
washington. Feb. 81 CspeciaD.-Mr. Penrose
o. Pennsylvania surprised his colleagues in the
Senate this morning by announcing that he
would call up for consideration tomorrow the
resolution now On the calendar declaring in
valid The recess appointment title offered by
Matthew 8 Qusy. AS Mr. Penrose is not a
member OF the Committee on Privileges and
Elections. and the parlia Enentary manage
nent q Mr.. Quays case has been heretofore
coE6led 70 M Chandler, the notice given caused
s--le natural establishment.
Resolutions affecting Senatorial title are, OF
course. privileged and can be considered at any
tine But any attempt to keep the Quay case
under discussion until decision is reached Will
upset The order Of business agreed upon by the
gerUblCz1 caucus, and thus invite the antag-
orisr- y every Senator interested IN carrying
Ola The party programme Of immediate leg1sla-
tCn f3r Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Mr.. Penrose
Hav simply have meant TO remind the Senate
r-rr ETr. Cuay's claim had not been abandoned
h-er-se OF the failure Of MS friends 70 secure
ezr action il But il is not likely that a
r.. r7-r gz1 De obtained under existing circUrl-
sr~.-s for any motion suspending consideration
~ 80 Hawaiian ard Puerto Rican bills in order
o. -.tTit2te an indefinitely prolonged discus
~5Fa3 constitutional views Of the scope
s~f -T'iGttv II recess appointments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ste,nway Frederick T. 10 Julia stenway. 53d-st,
> 80 II = Of shave due on death Of mort
gagor --....-.-..-.-- --.--. ---------- )
Finnerry Francis 70 Peter DoelgeF. Sd-ave,
corner S3d-st. leasehod, demand ----.---.-
Weinsteu Charles 7. 10 " EmIeu and John Z
Roosevelt trustees, No 25 Downing 81. ; years
Haft Cecilia and Alexander 10 William Walker
Nos sos and 800 East 106th-st also Nos 80 and
III East 1O5th-st Z year. -.
rnkespie. Fanny. 20 Excelsior Savings Bank,
Avenue 3 " corner 2d-st. 3 years .--..-- .
Pe-tir > Grand K 10 Jessie Z koewtng. Broad
wav n g % 10 z 4 OF 10Oth-st. year ------- IL
Same 10 Erasmus D Garnsey, same property IN
sJa.meuts .--.------- .-.-
Fed George A to Bank FOR Savings. City OF New
York l9qth-st S. 49, II y % Sc-ave, ) years
Grant Hugh J. ard Nathan Straus 10 EquItaole
Life Assurance Society, Ansterdar1-aNr, : Z
corner 73d-sI. years. - 49, /
Mortecai BENJAMIN. 10 Frank A Seitz, - Nicho-
Ias-ave \ " corner I13th-st, l year. -----
sasse John and wife 10 The Bowery savings
Rank No 40 Amsterdam-ave d years. !
Stewart Perez NJ and Henry I Smith 10 Charles
osborne Madson-aye " s, Sill n OF ssth-st
Msffhof Marguerite. 10 Catherine NJ Teese, I'd
ave > > 4sI Il Il Of 4th-st. 3 years -..--.--.-
EauFvsnn Leopold. John N Bowers. Orchard
81 " = 1871 q Z Of Hester-st . years -------
Hal - arIrs Y. TO Sew-Yugk Life Insurance
COMPANY Park-sve, e corner l-ath-st, years 81
rysrTriaru Leopold % Jonas Well and another,
No 40 Orehard-st demand ----.... ---'--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-22

Washington Feb. 1.-THE following Army and
Navy orders have been issued
ARMY

Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
srtzzsisr-GezersI GEORGE N RANDALL commanding
IS prsaSiaa6ie his duties in 5his CITY JON bis
captain WIS P Richardson sth Infantry acting
si2nt azjltaai-gsne5sz ana 6y FrS5
Acting Asstslsnt surgeon JEROME 3 THo ass1 wli
proceed % Fox Slocl--1 NeF-1ork. Ior
Palippfns Is.aads
Leave uaH Aggst Is sg.Ee2R Is esTt,f'a %
CowAS fourth class Military Academy
vi p2oesa BY he fFst ayeIiabIe transport to
Acting ss.st EgrEeo9 5A o-t = s5a75 for duty ~
Captain WILLIAM G BORDEN assistant surgeon VII vi
examination for promotion
board Of ooers win meet az Washington Barras3. for
TIE examination q Private FERDINAND y E0 9 =;
second lieutenant. Detail for the Board[Aaj92r
EqEGE Q G1EEH H IN I 1rreo5 Captain
T1-1cTEcesfFSsy N xACo8B tn Artillery; Captain
EDWARD Z NUNsoS. assistant surgeon; CaP All!
JOBS 2rDoNA Al g ca csvs ae and r e5T5
Second Lieutenant EDWIN HICKMAN: LIST Cava-ry is
tranzse-red from Troop 70 Troop ID OF tnat Fesi-
TIE following acting assistant sqTgeoBs P5SSeess rom fo
Hsu-TsrE. aad c5AkLEs RoEMMELT. from FL
mira
he eraninafioa Of officers Of the Ordnance Depart
Eezt f5r promotion Is dissolved
son t5ereafter for examination OF officers o. ne
e5sa@nes Pe1Tsqz 5a e pTTro rdnaos Pc
lfafC @. Z
1sr-r1enr Major HENRY , KJLBOCfSNE sufseoaS;
MAJOR Prank HEATH. Ordnance Department a aHa
~ se 9,s - 6r5rsnoe oicer VIII recorder
EocEwEkE4 5r and E.Ess hs@ten %
reroTr - Ses-York for examination for promotion
P { sf FEk & s'' SIS a h'f:s
ten Gays. ,s..-.
81 DISABILITY granted Major GEORGE z FISht1 ---b
sadfriona Iayncaste- further EXTENDED one n'n'-
ou surgeons certificate OF disability =.
seeonc Lieutenant EDGAR YULE Company rb T. =
viii &c relieved from cuty al or =
So rrzosss - C;overnors Tor further orders
Lieutenant LOUIS & . RCcKER. u. Is % pe tIsns
fered from the 18th Infantry 70 the loth Lnfahu8'
L@svs :, .t.,os for three months on surgeons
,ssaat< 81 disability IL granted LieuIenant-Coione4
BENNY JACKSON 5th Cavalry
bosre n officers 10 consist BrizadeT-1enera VIII
LUDLOW Colonel HENRY c t5eStsftsS,.C =
III sr4fiIe-T L.ieEtensnt-Colonei WILLIAM II.
CARTER assistant adJEtant general, vii Ileel oe
consider regulations with = view 70 the estADHsh
of war college for the army
Captain FRANCIS r.. Skunk Corps OF E1nglnssrs
eve from with Company =. fsatl@1iI1h %
EuR-ueeFs and proce<o 70 1etleA anu
DoFt for dtty With she Battalion OF Engineers Aho
Al ne Engineer School
Leave q absence for che month surgeons certificate
disability with permission 20 apply for extension
Z granted Second lAe--elAlit Afaf~A%
BERT L q RRECzISRIDGE 7th Infantry
The from service Of Chaplain JOHN Il
aAcOgBER, BY operation OF law Il announced
The Of absence granted First Lieutenant HENRY
2. DIXON sfh Cavalry, is extended ten days
Acting Assistant surgeon ROBERT c. MACY Is re
EsFsa frpz further duty IN Santiago and puerto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-22
Real estate.
Invalid Wills.

1t is notorious how many wills
involving great estates are con-
tested, especially where there are
large public requests.
Note the Stewart, Tnden, Stanford, Fayer-
weather and numberIess other contests.
This affects the title to every
piece of real estate possessed by
the deCedent. There are wills in
nearlyevery title. Iftheir validity
is attacked the owner suffers I'M
less he holds a policy of title in
SuranCe.
The attack may be unsuccess-
full, yet the expense of the litiga-
ton IS very great. Our policy of
titleinsurance binds the company
to bear the whole expense of liti-
cation, and to meet any judgment
recovered.
Insure in the strongest and best.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Park-ave Nos 604 and 500, 27x75; Louis kendall
TO Florence W Metzger; 90 a-
I42d-st 80. 3x76. 9x5Ox71-3; Bernard Metzssr 10 -
Nathan and Emma MeJzger- s,, H.
hSth-st : 50 Of LexlngTOn-ave- -lXeu9
Pincls Lowenfeld and another 70 Lillian r
I19th-st : 1T II of 7th-ave. wldenei, leN
100 II; Annie 9 Valentine TO Edmund L COCKS To-
s5rh-sr n : 1907 Il W Of Park-aNe. -oAiU----
Randolph Guggenheiner and another 70 u Ell
ro-trg Place . : 236l1 II 7 Of 1s1st-st. 1Oo.Sx
1O6 sxlOOx1OO2; Henry VI MacCracken 10 Charles q
Cherry-st No 9s % No 81. 40 6x60; Elias
Feldman Leah BefT
4eth-st 8 1864 II " 9Jh-ave. ls.9x
5 100 5x 25x n 52.2x 65x n 46l0, Jacob
FIvnan 10 Fannie N Upclke. ....-...-
1st-ave No 9 30 corner ll4tH-st, 3. loxS0.
Cathariue Kehoe 70 Pasquale Felttti and Wife D.
7tb-st No ia $50 Il Of Avenue 4, 25x
90 10; Michael Fay 81 al 70 Morris Kahn and -
Sadison-ave : Sill Il Of s9th-st, 1s9xT5;
Perez VI stewart and another 70 Frank z WISE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-22
C0UPLTgG EXTRAORDINARY.

tt.,Dtlngton (W va dlspatch 70 Tee CIeveIand
Leader
This evening In the little hamIet OF a1ape"ooa
ETcT1oUyeIl County. two pairs OF twins were
IN "a. a. n rnatrIrnony The couples were VIII and
I4r-sTev Thomas and Susie and Ellen Tyre din
" yTss served at the Tyree homestead and friends
"a relatives from the surT09haIhg country at
+anded IN large numbers AL VIE We known
I,nr people 81 that region The honeymoons will
be sPsu 5tc and rota BILE feature OF the wedding
+be fact that the two pairs OF twins were born
ths eame day in 1873 though me parents agree
mt me BOYS are about I'VE hours older than their
Ives They born anu ISs4 80 e. near each
,hsr but never met till two years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-22
LIS PENDENs CANCELLED.

The lis pendens fled on Tuesday by John Brown
against the real estate Of Freda Hart, ordered
cancelled and discharged Of record by Justice Lev
entritt yesterday The action was brought by
Brown IN Judgment proceedings 70 recover claim
for $500, which directed against htty-tour
houses owned by the defendant. The order was
granted with the consent OF Charles De Hart
Brewer, attorney for the plalntin MIS- HarJ
said Yesterday that the lis pendens had oeeh lIed
through an inadvertence She added that there
were no judgments against her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-22

PRINCIPE and win proceed to his home and report to
The surgeon-general for annulment Of his contract
Captain HARRY E. WILKINS. 10th Infantry, is
heosd from further 6gty at Covegnoss IalaHd and
company at Fort Crook Nebraska.
Major CHARLES A. BOOTH, 9th Infantry promoted
WI report Colonel fully McCrea- 9TH
ery pTesrent 81 exaii f poeFp 70 NEE l.t al
ing TO his examination for promotion.
iaTf of #
4th Artillery, is extended 10 include February 10
The following transfers are made:
Major JAMES F. MAcKLIN. from the oath Infantry to
Major JOHN c DENT. from the 1lth Infantry TO
Captain ROBERT ALEXANDER, from the I4th Infantry
10 the 1th Infantry, Company D
Captain ~ aIR "a Nj Powell ron the 1fh Infantry
10th Infantry. Company D.
to the 5th Infantry, Company I
Captain CHARLES 2. EAGADORN. from the 18th In
Captain GEORGE ". KIRKMAN. from the 23d Infantry
70 the 18th Infantry, Company B.
First Lieutenant EDWARD W PERKINS from the 1st
Infantry 10 the sth Infantry, Company A.
First fnFas9fs @ a ARRK him. cPBa17 from the s
MA RaMT to aS a sP th aF 42s join the
The following officers are relieved from duty in
the Philippine Islands. and will proceed TO San
Francisco for further orders:
Captain VERNON a. CALDWELL, 7th Infantry: First
First Ideutenaat GEORGE 4 KS0x IN Ihfanfry
A
member Of Board OF Survey. Captain Stephen
OConnor z3d Infantry. and First Lieutenant Edgar
T Collins. sth Infantry who relieved.
Lieutenant-CoIonel HENRY P. BRINKERHOFF. 11th
Infantry. is appointed treasurer Of the island Of
Buchanan 18th infantry.
NAVY.
Assistant PsyWsssr G vEY "a is detached from
tinue duties at Pensacola yard.
Assistant Paymsster ? G x, KENNARP is ordered to
ing pay officer and general storekeeper.
Lieutenant W z. ALLDERDICE. order Of February !
detaching him from the Dolphin and TO Asiatc sta
Lieutenant G. BURD order Of February Is detaching
him from the Navy Yard New-York. and TO Asatic
station revoked
tepo rg p2 in y t area Of sa rictien and
Pengr ybsn 70 N nm az f=nfon IRON works San
Francisco
NAVY
Lieutenant WILLIAM TRUxTUN is detached from the
6n he Fan NaSy YsT Nofoik 'es " D
Second Lieutenant R. (. SAWYER, L s NJ. c. ap-
pointed.
Pay Director H. 7. WRIGHT commissioned pay di-
rotor from December 23 1893. Navy Yard New
Pay Inspector s R COLHoUN is commissioned pay in
sPector from December %. 1899. Torpedo station)
Paynaster J. J. CHEATHAM Is commissioned payunaster
from December o. 1893 Bureau Of Supplies and
from November y. 1893 Coast Survey
acknowledgements 3. a. FIsKE TO proceed home
and wait orders.
Lieutenant N NJ TAYLOR is detached from Navy Yard
WashingtoP and ordered to Asiac Station sailing
Assistant Surgeon KARL OHNEsoRG temporary duty
the Naval Academy.
Lieutenant W. H, ALDERDIcE is detached from
Dolphin, and sick leave granted for three months.
Lieutenant 3. F. HUTCHINSON Is detached from the
Independence. TO home and wait orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-22
- oF ,yEW-FoRK crsTons oFFIcERs.

Washington Feb. q (SpeciaD.-Senator Platt of
New-YOrk, introduced to-day a bill similar in
terms 10 the bill introduced on February Y in the
House by Representative Cummings, 10 fix the
pensation Of certain officers of the Of the
Port Of New York The salaries herea fter. in lieu
Of those heretofore allowed by law from the appro
priation the expense Of collecting the revenue
from customs, are arranged as follows in both
bills: Appraiser Of the Port, 5000: Deputy APP
praiser s. Coo each assistant appraiser SEQ; each
Deputy Collector. 1850, and each Deputy Surveyor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-22
NEW BUILDINGS PLANS.

Asthst Nos 50 and 81 West. Tor nine story brick
ana stone hotel 81 excl " and + Rafel. No lot
West s7th-st. owners, RossteF q Wright. archi-
Min Lane " e / COO II s of Old Boston Road. FIR
a three story frame factory. s2x66-5, John
fIoer et al owners ..-.--. 40
iIth-st. Ne East. Tor ten story brick factory,
No 5ol west lo4th 81 builder; ...-..-. 1870
RoscoheI-ave " p 1926 q Of il0th-st for two
story brick dwelling house. 20 xxi Hugo and
Anna Classen owners. DonSes. architect...... 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-22
Countrn propertn 90 Set.

BLOOMFIELD, y. Attractive modern dwelling
D the Park Fifteen rooms. hardwood toorsi al i'm
including steam city water. In
re-fe-t condition Convenient churches schools and
ri Thlrry-Ive minutes from New York
Rent 81 2Do EDWARD C. WARD, executor, 50 Beach
ST. Bloomfield.
mo RENT-At New Brighton. staten Island.
C.uteuars residence on the heights Best location
in Brighton $50 month Cottage beionsing 20 An
son Phers Stokes Apply % local agent. or 10
LANES IS MCCLLOCH. ~ Cedar ST. y Y
Also fine residence with stable S100 a month.
location.
A DVERTISEME NIS and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received az their Uptown Office No L2te Brnadway
door Of S1st-st. until N advertise
we'd at the following Offices regular
ofice rates until o'clock - shave =
cor 22d-st 152 6th-ave 1eth-st.. Macy oh-ave
and I4.h-st-s 18e Coumbus-ave. 6dth 81 lDo
West 42d-st. near 6th-ave- % East 14th-sL - West
sadst 4th and sth aves I59 4Ith st; lS
sd-ave between 10Th and 18th sts., 1.025 3d-aye,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-22
THE RECORD OF SALES.

Franklin Petit has sold TO Schneider & Herter
for Improvement, three OF the lots on the north
side Of One-hUndred- and-eighth-st between Broad
way and Austerdam-ave. recently purchased from
William Waldorf Astor.
Henry .. Winans May report the sale Of No
10 East Seventy hird-st, four story high stoop
brownstone house, - feet wide, for James r.
Steers. private terms.
Edward W. Candee sold John A Stearn
jr No 100 East SiXtyhfth-st, southeast corner Of
Park-ave., five story American basement
dwelling house lot 20x100
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Mrs A S New
house, a client. the four story high stoop stone
and brick dwelling house. 20x60x extension IO2 q
No. 169 West Seyenty-sixth-st.; terms private
Charles s. kOher & Brother have sold for
client to Joseph MoOrhead No 1OI Manhattan-ave
a three story private dwelling house.
Mrs. Robert ". Donneu has sold No Is East
Sixty seventh-st. a four story broWnstone dwell
ing house plot 30x1OO.
John Kirwan has leased for term OF wears
the in the Lorraine. No 541 Fifth-ave south
east corner OF Forty nfth-st. TO the New-York
Electric Vehicle Transportation Company.
The offerings in the New-York Real Estate Sales
room resulted thus:
and-sixty- eighth-st north side. las feet east OF
Audubon-ave. 25xS5, I'VE story brick hathouse;
foreclosure withdrawn: No, 3l Northumberland
thirtythird-st, north side 1861 feet Lenox-
ave s33x99. i've story stone front hathouse; fore
closure. to the plaintiff for 900. No. 129 One
hundred -third-st- north side. 5233 feet
west OF LenoX-aVe., 23xssl i've story stone front
dathoGse; foreclosure, 10 the plaintiff for 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-22
REAL ESTATE.
SALES OF DWELLING HOUSES AND VA
CANT LOTS

BALLS Or OW EL11NI HOUSES AND VA
CANT LOTS.
With the exception Of one sale Of lots in the
upper West Side yesterdays budget from brokers
consisted entirely Of transactions involving dwell
ing houses. Both the East and the West sides
We're represented in the latter the selling was
confined 70 the upper section Of the city.
The buyers Of the three lots IN One-hundred-
and-eighth-st, between Broadway and Amsterdam
ave. reported below, announce that they will i'm
prove the site with high class modern apartment
house. Il will be six stories high and will be built
IN accordance with the latest ideas Several su-
perior dwelling houses were among those sold yes
terday, and there appears TO be no letup in the
demand for that particular class OF property in all
parts OF the city.
II IS understood that negotiations nearly COM
peted for the sale Of Madison-ave. corner in the
Seventies but S. Osgood PeH & Co. the brokers in
the transaction, are not yet ready announce the
particulars.
The last few days have seen practically no in
ve5tlent transactions Of n interesting character
but IL is not unlikely that three deals OF
fairly large proportions will be closed before
end of the week. To-day being legal holiday
there are properties listed for auction at the
salesrooms Brokers offices generally viii be
closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-22
Gin Drouertn for Sale.

Citu Dropcrtn for Sale.
lust THE KIND OF HOUSE conservative business and
- professional LOOKING for. modern select
aeghborhood fully established. only so
business 10 rooms electricity. running
these Of the both regards de-
sign and SURROUNDINGS prices low: terms which make
less than ordinary Cramped apartment
Full particulars from l., P o. Box 2.6Ts y Y city
81 EAST 10Th STREET. between Madison and 5th
- Aves.-Chocest location in Harlem; story high
stoop brownstore private dwelling house; IN thorough
n-iar handsomely decorated and papered, hardwood
throughout. open plumbing VIII De sold sacrifice
Apply premises