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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25
THE CAMPAIGN
Vermont Republicans Hold
Their First Meeting
A HOT FIGHT
Will be Made for a Big Ma
jority Vote.

of the Republican state committee
was held at the Pavilion last evening.
Chairman Ira r. Allen OF Fair Haven:
secretary, Alfred f. Watson Hartford,
Horace W. Bailey of Newblry, Harry
Blodgett of st. Johnsbury, Roger w.
Hulburd of Hyde Park, +. Il. Burgess
of Burlington, Jed p. Ladd of AL
burgh, Zina ii. Albcc of Bellows
Falls, O. ID. Clark OF Montpelier, G..
e. Clark of Island Pond and II. M.
Deal of st. Albans were present.
1t was agreed to appoint sub-com-
mitteeS in each town SO that every
voter would come out to the polls in
September next and give as large a
Republican vote as in the state elec-
tion of 1896. This is practically on
the same plan as the campaign Of
1896 was conducted. 1t was decided
to hold one large state rally at place
to he decided on later and several
smaller ones at different points in the
state.
1t is expected that Gov. Roosevelt
will spend several days in the state at
different points and address the peo.
pie. Senator Proctor has personally
interested himself ia this matter and
it is hoped the necessary arrange
ments can be made, although at this
time positive assurance of Teddy's
coming cannot be given. Hon. Charles
l.. Littlefeld, of Maine, and Hon.
Curtis Guild jr., of Massachusetts,
were also spoken of us being asked to
address Vermont republicans.
The cooperation of the Republican
State League committee whose servi-
ceS was rendered was accepted and
both will work together. Further
arrangements were left in the hands
of the executive committeeman.
A meeting of the officers aud eXecu-
tive committee of the Republican
State League was also held in the
Pavilion last evening. was called
to order by Vice President George +.
Leland whoinvited Gen.J j. EStey vice
president of the National Republican
League from Vermont, who was pres
ent to take the chair. An informal
discussion of plans was held and it
was voted, that the secretary give
each member of the executive COM
mittee a list Of tho old clubs in his
county and urge the immediate rcor-
ganization of the old and formation of
new clubs in all localities.
1t was voted that the secretary in
form the Republican State commit
tee in session at the Pavilion that the
executive committee was organized
and awaited any suggestion as to how
they could be of service to them. A
little before 10, Chairman Allen of the
State committee, invited the members
of the League Executive committee to
confer with them. The members Of
the Republican League committee
present were; Nice-president, George
f. Leland of Springfield; secretary, l..
S. Hayes Of Bellows Falls, L.W. Hub
bard of Lyndon, S. NJ. Flint of Bur
lington. S. B. Waite of Hyde Park, G.
S. Emery of Chelsea. At the close of
the session it was understood that
both would work together in perfect
harmony during the campaign.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25
MRS. R. P. D0wNER.

Berlin, July 25.-The funeral of
the late Mrs. Rosamond p. Downer
was held this afternoon at the home
of her nephew, John +. Winslow, the
Rev. j. Edward Wright officiating.
The deceased died Monday at the
age of SO years. She was the only
sister of the late Homer Heaton, of
Montpelier, and was the last survivor
of that branch of the family.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25
FOUGHT TO A DRAW.

Chicago, July -. Tommy Ryan
of Syracuse and Jack Root of Chicago
fought a draw at 'TattcrsalS last
night. Neither had any marked ad-
vantage during the six rounds, al
though Ryan sent Root to the floor
in the first round with right hook in
the jaw.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25
SOUTH RNEGATE.

When the yellow label on your
TELEGRAM shows that your subscrlp-
tion has expired, you can renew with
Adna Terry at Terry & Georges s
store. The TELEGRAM is Il member
of the Associated Press, and is the
only local daily you can get at the
price of a weekly. Tell your friends
about the TELEGRAM and get them to
subscribe.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25
CHURCH WAS BURNED.

Arlington, Mass, July %. - The
Baptist church here was burned this
forenoon, and IA nearby house was
somewhat damaged. The fire was
caused by painters burning the paint
off the spire. Loss $23,0 600.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25
DAUGHTER OF M. F. ALLEN.

North Ferrisburgh, July 25.-Ycs-
terday afternoon at t O'Clock, in the
presence of a large circle of friends,
Miss Sarah, daughter Of the Hon. and
Mrs. Martin f. Allen, was married to
William NJ. Newton, Of North Adams,
Mass,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25
GROTON.

Watch the yellow label on your
TELEGRAM, and when your subscrip-
ton expires renew at the post Office.
The TELEGRAM is a member of the
Associated Press, and is the only local
daily you can get at the price of a
weekly. Get your friends to sub
scribe. Aug. 5
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25
RUSSIAN CRUISER

Boston, July 26.-The Russian
cruiser Variag left for preliminary on
her trial run off the New Hampshire
coast at $50 this morning, the ac-
curate number Of revolutions of the
propeller being taken.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25
Salaries NOT REDUCED.

Cambridge, Mass, July 25. Gov
ernor General Wood Of Cuba visited
the Cuban teachers at Harvard today.
He says the salaries of the teachers
will not be reduced as reported.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25
LOST IN A FIRE

Chicago, III July 25.-An cxplo-
sion at noon today started a big fire
in fivc-story building at 1926 Dear
born street. 1t is feared there may
be several lives lost.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25
VERMONT PENSIONS.

Washington, July 25.-The follow
ing Ncrmonter has been granted Il
pension: Original widows, Amelia
Perry, Castleton, s..
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25
PHILLIPS-.SILvER.
Especial to TELEGRAM

Especial to TELEGRAM
Northiield, July 35.-Frank Phil
lips of the granite firm of Phillips
Bros at East Barre was married this
morning at this place to Miss Jennie
Silver.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25
NOTICE.

There will be no show at Dewey
Park tonight, but the company will
appear at the Barre opera house. Ad-
mission 10 and Is cents,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25
COOLER TOMORROW.

Boston, July 25.-Showers and
cooler tonight and Thursday. Fresh
to brisk south winds.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25
BASE BALL.

LEAGUE G tNEs yesterday.
Boston -, st. Louis II.
Chicago Q, Brooklyn 7.
Cincinnati l, Philadelphia 8,
New York ,, PittSburg |.
LEAGUE STANDING.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.

Indianapolis, Ind. July 25.-The
league of building and loan aSsocia-
tiOnS met here today.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25

A few Cameras at less than half
price to close at Averill Music Go.
tt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25

To Cure Constipa ticu Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 1Oc or 25c.
II G. G. G. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25

OeWitf-s Witch Hazel oaIve
Cures Plies sSxids. Burma.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECIURE sTUDF.
Scope Of the Four Years Course In the Law
renee Scientific school at Harvard.

Scope of the Four Years Course In tho Law
renee Scientific school at Harvard.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Jan. 20.-The Lawrence
Scientific School has issued the preliminary
announcement OF tn. courses OF study In land
scare architecture. Excepting courses at Bal
tlmore and Cornell. equivalent only to the for.
estry side OF the course. there Is nothing OF
similar scope in the curriculum Of any Ameri-
can university. These are the yearly require
ments.
First Year-Technical and historical develop
ment Of the ancient styles with especial refer
ence 10 classic architecture, elementary
Architecture drawing. plane trigonometry.
rhetoric and English composition, botany.
principles OF delineation. color. French or
German.
Second parliamentary architectural de-
sign. history an principles pc design.
technical AMI historical development OF renais-
eance and modern architecture. OF elementary
phS siography AMI meteorp|ogy principles OF
gtslPu IN Ia ntinK. sou pturr and arch lecture.
khGlNh CgmpO. ton. horticulture. surveying,
lhlrI leHr-Eemrntary Landscape design.
techhlcal anl historical devetopments OF re-
nrisetnc- and modern architecture or plenlent
sTy physingtaphy and meteoroioGy. fIsehand
Drawing from architectural subjects. study Of
pants IN relation TO land1cape planting. con-
~tttuctlon and maintenance OF common roads.
eenrnthrN geology. summer work In the study
Fourth Iear-LandscaIe design second
cOur~" Stu'iy OF plants IN relation TO landscape
PhniIHs second course, Infrmities OF plants,
neehand drawing from architectural subjects
lsecpnl crur-'l. drainage AMI water supply.
masonry and foundations, contracts and speci-
H~e1'lyn-. thesis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
REAL r NEWS.

Although a long lis, Of sales al private contract
vas reported yesterday, none Of the items was Of
particular importance. The transactions con-
oerned properties Of small value, which were we'll
distributed throughout the various sections Of
the city. Tenements and fiat houses were con
~spicuous among the sales, and . number Of vacant
plots were sold for Improvement The most I'm
portant Of the sales Of this class was that OF a largo
plot al ST Nicholas avenue and li3th street, which
will b used a. a site for a seven story apartment
house, An important sale OF improved property
was tina, OF the Ave story business buildin z a, No
los West Forty second street
II was reported yesterday that another plot Of
the old asylum property had been sold for resi-
dental purposes. The plot has q frontage Of 80
feet on Fifty. first street and ndioins the plot pur.
chased by William G. Park some days ago. The
report was confirmed. but the name Of he buyer
Of the plot is withheld.
exchange Of Nos ia and l6 Liberty street for
Nos, ga and 278 Church street. recently reported
Ii Is reported that the plot, 50xl0 on the south.
east corner OF Fifth avenue and Tooth street, title
10 which was taken this week by James McCreery,
figured in the trade MIR NcCrerry made with
Flake & bowling, whereby he secured the Nevada
apartment house In exchange for several plots
Of Fifth avenue properly.
The sales Of property In the upper Twelfth ward
by The ErnstMarx-N athan Company. reported
below. constitute In the aggregate the most i'm
portant transaction reported from that dEtrict In
aome time.
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MONROE MAI ESCAPE JUSTICE.
Mrs. Colthar. One of His Victims, Failed "a
Appear Before the Grand Jury.

Appear Before the Grand Jury.
ROCHESTER. Jan. 2O.-Mary Jane Colthar OF
Bunker Hill. H., has succeeded in defeating
Justice in this city In the case OF James Monroe.
q swindler OF unsuspecting females. She
lodged the Complaint under which Monroe
was arrested. She was in Rochester at that
time. but left shortly alter Monroe was held
for the Grand Jury. The Grand Jury has been
IN session for two weeks. but has been unable to
find an indictment AKA nst Monroe because Of
The absence OF the evidence which Mrs. Colthar
could furnish.
District Attorney Warren has received a let
ter from Lawyer II. c. Childs Of Carrollton.
III. He says that he is informed that Mrs. COL
thar was for Sc, eral weeks at the home - hcr
sister. Rrbecca Twitchell, in Greenfield. III.
Until recently she seemed inclined TO ONE to
Rochester and appear aS n witness before the
Grand Jury against Monroe. bur a female ,le-
t%e,ective rec ntIy Got nod OF her and from that
IpMS ' "gI ,H Teg shS viii fii' n5t re fi4nt to lto SR@ sMe
This lctter tolls III" whole story Of why Nom
Zoe IS not under indictment District Attorney
Warren has used his utmost endeavors to bring
Mrs. Colthar To this city. but has been unable
70 md out her whereabouts, The Grand Jury
finished rs work to-day. and il is now too lato
To- bring the case h-iore that body.
vel known in ,his vicinity. He induce Mrs.
draw about s.. loo out Of The hnnk and place a
mortgage on her 'arm for $1,000 more. They
came 10 this city and Monroe skipped out.
leaving Mrs. Colthar penniless. She then swore
out a warrant for MonrOe's arrest. He was
Jury in this city. Monroe had about s2.IU0 in
bis possession and this was turned over to
Mrs. iol'hars LAWYER by order OF the Court.
when arrested Monroe had an OUTFIT showing
tha' he had made II Il business to marry
women for their money. He had n list OF
women who are possessed Of dollars and who
nigh, be ensn1r"d in Ms m%arimopial net;
heyeral women have declared that they had
been married 20 him and Gained 70 have lost
money. Some Of those dit not have enough
money to suit Monroe ant they were promptl
deserted, While Mrs COlthar was here maxi
Ing her comp'aint against Monroe another
Woman appeared who also claimed, to be Mrs:
Monroe. 50 clnvcrlv did Monroe play his hand
that soon both women were carving candy
end 'rult to the Iaii. when they showered upon
him Monroe was quite the hero Of the hour
In the estimation OF his victims.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
lee Fisherman Drowned.

WfNsrEp, Conn. Jan. 20.-Whlls nshing
m'oneh the ice on Nudge Pond. in Sharon.
ms morning, James Lloyd, aged 43. was
drowned, aud hts %comranion. George Bump.
ageI a. was rescued In an unconscious CON-
ylinn. III" men were on thin ice when Il coll
hps"i under their weight. Bump managed 10
.eer MS head above water by grnsptug hold Of
,,hr ,'" Until other fishermen. hearing hi cries
,,lt h'l, came" - his Rescue, Lloyd gave up
we patio Tor lie without q struggle. apJ ar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Satisfied Liens.


The Danville Stove and Mfg Co VS. Chss n
Miller Il al, Jackson Az. II . cor l6sth st.
Dec %. i-yegAk -
Av aud lButh 81. : p cor. Jan 4. 1900 ......
Oyerbaugh 4 Camp ys s aud n Ginders.
Brook sV. W :. 1927 s17lst IT. Dec 20,
lsbS ...sa..... ..a- ..~.,..,....
Same vs. same, same prop. Dec -. 1922. I'd,
av. II q cor IT Paul's pl. Dec -. 1892. .....
Boil. Harry ", vs. same, same prop, Dec Fl.
1879 ......... ........ ...... .a....
Oyerbaugh X Camp We same. same prop,
Dec 23, lSvp. ....,..., ..., .....".....
prop. Dec ~, lses
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Private Sales.

The Ernst arx-N nth an Company has sold
70 Edward Joyce the plot. 3O0x 86A 2O0I m 26x1O 100.
ON the northwest corner Of broadway. and l80th
street and the northeast corner Of Wordsworth
MAJ MARI has sold through Charles Grita.h
Moses 4 Brother, to Mark Ash twelve lots on
street, ll0x3OOx $50. and through David Stewart
10 Peter J. Mccoy, the following seven parcels.
kingsbridge road. west side, % feet south Il
east side, north Of Sherman avenue, i0O1 202x
lN6xl65, lS6L street, southeast corner Of Audu.
bon avenue s6Hl6oG northwest corner Of 1850
avenue, west. side, % fee, south Of ib9th street.
75SlOO; lsith street south side, 200 feet west of
Eley enth avenue. 25xloo: HaH thorne street,
corner q Post avenue. ten lots. being 2ooAlOOx
As par, payment Of these seven parcels he has
taken IN exchange from NJ; Mccoy the northeast
known as Holtzs restaurant size, 2SS5h
Max Marx has also sold to. Emo. j. Bell five
lots on the northeast corner Of l58th street and
German place: dimensions. l2OA7S llxl4O. 36x
Max Marx has purchased. through Bernard
Smyth & Son, from Or Louis A. Queen the two
lots on The east side Of Boulevard rs south OF
1i9th street, 50SlUO
George 4. Bowman hos sold for william T,
Moore tie hve-story business building, No los
West Forty second street, 10 a client for about
$50, 600
Felt & Livingston have bought the vacant
plot. S5x63 5xl00 llxl25, on the north
east corner Of st Nicholas avenue and 18th
street
+. Levy has sold the f~vestory fat. 25Sl0o,
No PIE Eighth avenue, for about s36, DOC.
Samuel LANCER has bought the plot, 30 II
195, ON the southeast corner Of First avenue and
10th street
Dimmock & Fink have sold the six story brick
building, 50SlOO, Nos 22O and 222 East l25th
street
John Eflnger has sold the fve-story brown.
stone fiat, 25xl00, No. 3l3 West l2Oth street,
for S27 900
benjamin r Luyster has bought the plot.
5OS09 IL, on the south side Of 120th street, 375
feet east Of Seventh avenue,
A Mr. Shea has bought the fouretory double
fat, 25x75xl0O, No. 242 Fast ll7h. street
Harry Schross has bought the hve-story fiat
No. liz Fast l22d street
&c rye n. Ward has bought the four-story
fat. 25ySOxl0O. No. SO West Tooth street, for
$40, 500.
The FIVE story tenement, 25I1OO, No SCI West
Fifty second streethas been sold.
Friedhof 4 Meyers have bought the four
story business building IN the northeast corner
OF Third and Ire mont avenues
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
miscellaneous.
niriafnds and Interest.

AMERICAN M~UToSCOPE & BIOGRAPH
CONPANN.
Adivldcnd Of one ~ per cont for he quarter end.
IN. January l. lauo. on the stock o. this Company
has been declared, payable February I, 1900, to
stockholders OF record January az, 100. Transfer
books will close January II 1900 Checks will BE-
mailed " Stockholders mnlsss Otherwise instructed.
4. J. COLLINS, Treasures.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
The Expression of Contentment

Morn n.y. SuN reader may he traced To two
mn-' HrSt, 10 N" fact that he reads that
Wtel'r! second. 10 the prosperity he enjoys
Nhronsh association with reputable adyartisars
VINO Use It's columns Ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Recorded Leases.

Barron. John C.. tn Farbentsbriken. South
william 1t. rs aud - Stone o., Al and IS.
. yrs. ........." ,...... .':.'
8chwsrz, Julia, to August + Schmidt. Broad.
way, 22ll. n W cor sOth st. 4 yrs ..,,,,-.
Fitzpatrick. Catherine. to Thos smart and
mo- Amsterdam av, " Z, 1Sll n l8sth
81, b YRS, ,..,..r....n ..,,,.u .u-...,''
BlchArsch. Joseph. to Howard Bros. LeIing.
ton av, cor l1Ist ct, 8 STA yrs. .,...l. n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Meehantcs' Liens.

16pth A.. n e cor Clinton sv, boxl00:
Schaohne Friedman vs btriLs and Henry
sschrN edtr.
S8th ri, 25i and 25s "; q A Pratt a Co W
James Clarke.
walker At, = g cor Film st. 27.8IS2x3lxsi.0
Bernard SCHUMACHER vs. estate OF Samuel
Philips and M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1lsth st, Is to J.. " Philip Jscobsohn W
Sebastine Sanders
lJsth st,3l and SO ": Philip Jscobsohu ~
MAI KAtE and MorTts AbelInan. ...........
eeth ct, 40 v; Bernard BogAt2hey 70 Pstsr
6Anot ANA Staten / S%chrednitt.. .........
Rpth Al. ~ and AZ "; same Va sAme .......
Water at, lSl and lS8 X NJ Pritchard / Bon
Va Lichtenstein Bros and Archibald Camp.
bell .....".....
Manhattan av, es, between l17th and llsth
SITS, 400; II T. stevens a Son W Hyne
Construction Co, ..
Irving pl, ~; Mansfield Carrie Co W Or Z
6orton ct al
b~4,IxIs.5; Vim J Brandt vs. Maio 4 Mar
Coutoulc' SEQ. 'ssssfr.. ..'.' 1sss..ss..ss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
BROOKLYN.

pROSPRCT PLACE, 1871; handsomely furnished
rooms for gentlemen; breakfast II desired
references near Prospect Park.
PINEAPPLE ST. 6S-Heights. near Bridge; pleas.
ant rooms; every convenience; sanitary plumb.
ing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

Readers OF TIE Sun always know when a
good thing is presented. Let them know what
you have to, offer By using its advertising
eolumna.-Adu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Recorded Mortgages.

DOWNTOWN.
tsoSth Of Fo~rssnA IT.
Madison 81, Q 9. lo4.e . Rutgers ct; Isidor 1890
Mishkind to Ruth Livingston, 8 ". $4,000
Broom vi, 80; Bernhard Rosenstockt TO Chas
Same properly; same TO same, 2 yrs...,.,. lS,ooo
HAsT SIDE.
fgo,t Of FiHA Az, beitceen Fovv,eenA and HON sts)
sd ~. 1891; Ross W Tripp to Jacob HorA'
Msiison sv' lis. Marie ii woodward to
p: yGhS ! h0'l" % : y san st; Helms Nc
Ainan to Augustus 7 offender iyr...,. 2s.boo
HARLEM.
(yunAdttrn Island. norh Of fi0h IT,
Lexington av. 1919; Michael a Howard and
ano to bernheimer = S:hmid SsmHRa s''i1o
4" John j colieran, demand ,,,......,. 10000
10Th st. n 3. 200 " LIST av; Jerry Altieri to
,ssd al so W Leopold Loo to Irving saw
ings Institution, 3 yrs .,..'..,...'.,'''. <,ooo
BRoSx.
CBorouoh n he Bronr)
cour;landt ~. W ., $50 n ld2d ST.. and 1osth
a. n s. ;iia W Couftlandt av. Herman
schv enck and ano TO Am Mort Go, demand $4,000
Nav section A. Nysc estate. lots 40 and
I,b; Augustus b Darlington to Colum ban
SK.iIy' ; 1900
"MspmrShst to Mcrcantiis Coop Ban ~instalis. la.boo
M NJ and wife to Thos NJ Kelly. 3 yrs - 1000
2S YrssI ~, TO Grace S Baird. installs 1900, 1900
Assignments of Mortgages.
r,,,,.r Caecllin. TO Fred 7 Nesbit. ,..... $1,000
noJer, WIN Is, 10 Caecille Ettinger. ...,.... 2.272
Hsnkin William, 90 IA, hrl ASelrod......,. nom
Fosrnsioci, Bernhard. TO Charles Lanier'
TILE ulsranss' Ran, ."...~,.. 49,. 1900
h,oi 1000
shme ~ 80 IL, 900
Sor. Chas q, 70 Charlotte J Elligott...,.. nom
discharges Of Mortgages.
Amt. SEQ H. Puo,.
Ather, Annie. to Annie NJ .o "a "a 20
Edwards ..... ,......,:,. s'""o " "
Cohen, simon, 10 trustees ,oooo N ,so
of Lawrence Myer. -. io'ooo " {" 100
LOwenfeld \ Prayer 20 ru-
gene. Margaret ana Ellen "A O,
sheridan. ...,,,. '"''
Iowenfeid X PI sger to her ,oa
man Wendt. io'oVo
Lowenfeld L Prayer John 40 n
NJ Bowers, ."..y..... A'o"S
Lowsnfsldk PrassrtoAmsr
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Aral Gstate-Out Of the Citu.

Westchester Countryside or Rent.
GA MONO THE ~wEsTCHEsTER HILLS" Fair
"A New" YonLers. higH; hcaIthfil very aoross.
tble; up.to,da;e houes; hard wood trim; poll hei
foor: nickel plumbing electTc lighting, sc;
10000 up. terms to SUIT GORDON. real estate,
Yonkers,
Long Island Sale or Rent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate Transfers..
DOWNTOWN.
dS1uih Of FoYr',,rth sj
Houston Of, SIS. so W Wooster ct, 25xsSi
Frieda Hart o. John J HoGlshan ...,...,-. u
BToOme at, Hb. = W cor tioerck ", 20 oxlVo;
Thos T Donnelly. referee, to Bernard
hosenstock .,,,...... ',..'.f'''''' oe,ooo
EAST SIDE.
,Eds' - Fth dv. b,'p,,n Fourteenth and fDA sta,
sd av. 1871, SIS. 25Is8,O; Jacob Horoui,1 to
Ross w IT pp"..... ,...-,s'',.' loo
WEST SIDE.
Cwts, NJ FSnh ar, b',tp,,n Fourt.,r,h and ffoh sr.)
s7th 81, n 3, 1929 " Amsterdam av,
1.3Hlo0.s; Thomas Allen to Rachel
stth t, i62 ami Ib+ W, t%o,,oo.b; Minnie
schmidt 70 A,sSas sth Srii9 o ,,,.: exon
Hans Lunlbye to John c klnbtr. -. l
ssth at. n 5. sa.s " Columbus nv. lo3.4I
100 sXiuOIloO II: Geo II Hart. reierre. to
Alexander Walker. .... .. 1000
IN ssor ~ i ie l.,; Z r E, ,..S 70 cl,s ksli.y
cempeng. in'-'' e'''' .NF"'' 1900
Broadsay'' 3. rio ios,h st. 2.,7yssI
2jXp3.a, lie Grand X Petit and wife to
Herbert Dongan
HARLEM.
UxanAat'dn Island. norh offfohS
14oth Il. n =. 1876 " eth sv,. 8? loxlG2H
2a.dlsaIl; sallle n Bethune ct al to .
BRONX.
borough Of The Brcnp)
23ath 81, n o. 2i6 " Katonah av. 4ox1oo;
i nris > pA'.' " ~ $500
Webster av, e .. 26S 4 i-Sd at, l2O+IsoT
1928 1870 Mercantile Coop Bank to
Sylvester X Murphy ,...,.,...... 1
l.Ist 1t. II p, III 3 . ID av, 1919. 2IlylI
isi .. George Nungcsser t. Cook n Bern.
WISE av. n " =. 500 = " Charlotte pl, 2hxl0n:
Marie Toelberx to Teachers Cooperative
Bldg and Loan Assoc .......,.,,,.. 1
l3tth st. ~, 1915 e willis Ay. l6IlU0. ED
Berthe to sophia Berthe. .....,..".., i
9th Il, u @ cor BroIx terrace, lOox26eb;
Henry II Meise TO Frank Ledogar ,..,.,,., !