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Evening journal., 1901-07-09

J. PierDont Morgan was back in Wall
street yesterday. and his return was
marked by a depressed market Stocks
slumped without any particular cause
although there were many wildcat
rumors. Some said that reports o.
short crops were responsible; Otherl
declared that prospective strikes were
Evening journal., 1901-07-09

The emperor OF Germany. in his
latest address to his army, says "the
sword Is ihe noblest weapon" Consid-
oring the emperors weakness, we
would have expected him to exalt the
tongue.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
VISITORS FROM
FAR AND NEAR
Are Graeing This States
Metropolis
On the Other Hand, Many Will
mington People Seek Pleas
ure Elsewhere

Professor Lambiase will entertain q
company of friends in the pavilion In
Brandywine Springs Park next Mon
day evening in honor of his birthday.
The professor is leader OF the park
band, which is delightfully."- entertain
ing crowds in the resort every af-
ternoon and evening.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09

there have been
showersand thun-
derstorms in the
Atlantic coas I
states, along the
Gulf coast, in the
central r oc ky
mountain region
and Mon t n a.
w est of til e
Rocky mountains
tb- urnotbor hoe
Evening journal., 1901-07-09

The Legislature Of Porto Rico having
made fun provision for raising the nee
ossary revenue for the conduct OF. her
government, the fifteen per cent. duty
will be removed, and along with it will
so another bugaboo Of the red-throat-
ed. wild-eyed imperialist.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09

A certain local sheet offers Mr.. Byrne
felicitations and greets him as a fellow
sinner returned. This is too much. Mr.
Byrne has our deepest sympathy.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09

continued fair and warm, although the
temperatures are somewhat lower in
the pleateau region. Forecast: partly
cloudy today. light winds; fair and
warmer tomorrow.
Sun rises. 4.ss; sun sets, 7.s0; length
of day, 15h 3lm.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09

Philadelphia's police have been in
structed not TO cooperate with the
agents Of the Law and Order Society
in the arrest Of criminals. and in OBJ
tanning evidence against them This is
natural course, since officers cannot
be expected to go back on their pals
Evening journal., 1901-07-09

been marked with tags showing their
weight, have been caught by the Nan
tucket fishermen. None OF the Ash
had gained much in weight.
The "old curiosity shop" immortal
lied by Dickens, which is situated in
Portugal street. a diqapidated thor
oughfare lying behind the Law Courts
London. is to be demolished. The resi-
dence OF Mrs. Camp. in Glngsgats
street, Holborn, is also being destroyed
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
ladies' Fine Waists

A big sale Of ladies' fine
white Shirt Waists for Wed
nesday will be ready for sale
on second floor at 8 o'clock in
the morning
OF course you want Shoes.
Come here first, some time
this hot spell.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09
Millinery Half Price
SPECIAL

On Wednesday we will sell
a 42-in. black Etamine, all
wool, a 75c Etamine for 39c
yard.
Evening journal., 1901-07-09

The Weather and the Almanac
Moderate temperatures have con-
tinued east OF the Mississippi river and
Evening journal., 1901-07-09

The George E. King Press, Printing.
Evening star., 1901-05-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
SAIlE[-
OPEN SUNDAY AND WEEK DAYS.
187. 139, 143 ST. NV.

PRICE "a, 800.
THE BALANCE WERE SOLD THIS WEEK.
The easiest terms-$3O0 to $500 cash. Month
~ payments Of $32.7S. including all interest. at
Never has such an opportunity been offered to
purchase a wei1-built. thoroughly m0dern house
at such q low price, on the easiest terms at the
lowest rate Of interest and In such a desirable
and fourishng location. Property in this vicin-
ity is rapidly enhancing in value, thereby offer
were planned and built BY 7. N: Haisifp. an
architect and builder. All material is Of the
best quality and carefully selected-hence we are
prepared TO give an absolute guarantee Of the
heating. plumbing and general construction Of
these houses. Every brick was laid on solid
houses the width Of a hair. Built In such a
substantial manner that it obviates the horror
and expense Of future repairs.
DESCRIPTION.
FRONT: Best quality pressed brick, with
handsomely carved stone trimmings; French
plate glass storm doors; tiled vestibule.
FIRST FLOOR: ParlOr large reception hall
and dining room. trimmed in hard wood; conven-
lent closet in reception hall, with large plate
glass mirror: large pantry between dining room
and kitchen; back porch whole width Of house.
SECOND FLOOR: Three large sleeping rooms,
with closets as large as the average bed room in
inferior houses; beautiful tiled. np-to-date bath
plate mirror. The gas fixtures are of the best,
with electric appliances, and papering and deco
rations would dc credit to $100O house. Gel
lar under entire house, with front and
frances; servants closet; liberal back yard.
SOUTH FRONT-PAyED STREET-GRANO-
LITHIC SIDEWALK.
Very convenient to two lines of cars thereby
making 1t most accessible to all parts Of the
city.
1t MOORE & HILL, TT 14th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1901-05-04
FLATS.

FLATS.
2i22 Pa av. .ir.b. .2dfi.35 90
sla 23d. Ar. b. mi. 30. 90
2i22 Pa sy.ir. b. mi - 90
ROOMS.
l1os-lo T., 2 large
warerooms $50. 90
+. l1lo Pa av. sr. W.
81 hoor. rs. 90
ss2-ls6 La av. once
rooms $40 x 90
1881 Zoth office heat. Is 90
lIlo Pa av. l front
room, I'd floor. ..l2. 90
STORES.
1902 Pa ay. ir, sto.
Gel, ", g..-.....S25 50
1857 7-59 sd. lge rn. .3J. o.
722 18th. lr. ", z. 70. 5o
S19 ii ne. lr.......25 90
22l0 18th, 1r. sta. .w.g. IS. 90
29o9 NJ. sto&.r. %. 90
1855 L. sto. Gel. .....l5. so
l3o0 l7th. shop. 1000
l60S 18th, lr.......lO.0O
STABLES.
1912 @, Is. s.ch.i.w.g. Is. 90
18th. 18th. l.. NJ, los
and side lot. ..l5. 90
1142 18th SIS. wr. l.w. Is. 90
800 2ist. IS, w.....12.5O
81 9Th. 2s,wr.l,w. 10 on
i16 18th. .rr,3s. wr. / vie. 90
1S29-3l l.. 5r. Woo
WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1901-05-04
FOR RENT
Stott Mansion. Stott

FOR RENT
Stott Mansion. Stott
Station. B&O RR.
l6r. shade. season 500
c3l3 Pa av. 19r. b,
eel, mi. ...-..-t3. 90
HAS Oregon as. IIr.
3. nj 10 .oe
112 T. llr,b. Gel. mi. ~. so
1f0I Sist. l0r, ba.
eel, mi IS 10
2f0I h. sr. b. mi 80. y,
242l ia ay. Or. b, mi 81. 51
800 1Ith. ". b. 80. 30. %
2llS q. lIr. b. mi 80. %
Biksluith shop. alley.
lS&19.L&M. .lgr lot 81. 90
1918 NJ. 9r. b. w....2J. SO
2sls y, Sr. b. mi.
1lii +. sr. b. mi. -. 30
1l4s +. 9r. b. mi ~. sa
Hyattsyiile. Or. Gel. ~. 90
92e I'D. 7r, W. g...lT.5O
U%2 III, Or. w--....l5- 30
100 f ne, Or. w.....l3. 81
AIS 2lst. Gr. We 80
80 y II av. 5r. W. .1a.JO
2223StPaui set !. .5r. " IL. 20
@2 Gth. 5r. w.....l2.50
2toi h. Or. will. %
FURNISHED.
1915 18th. l4r. .2b $ljo. 90
Ayl-tf WESCOTT 4
Evening star., 1901-05-04
AUTOMOBILES.

BEFORE PURCHASING YOUR AUTOMOBILE
let us demonstrate the Autocar. absolutely the
best motor carriage the market guarantee
given by the manufacturers. Washington Agents.
E. A. ADAMS CO.. S27 14th ct. NV. my4-8ts
Evening star., 1901-05-04
STORAGE.

L Will. STORE YOUR GOODS OR FURNITURE IN
my storage house at 81 per load per moorh :
central location. 123 7th st. II. ROSENBERG.
Dy1-tf
Evening star., 1901-05-04

FOR SAIB-THoSE VERY DESIRABLE HOUSES
just being completed at the corner OF 18th and
Belmont st. NV; 20 feet front; hotwater heat;
tile bath; first floor finished In hard wood. hand
somcly decorated. For further particulars apply
to GEO. s. COOPER Architect and Owner,
my3-3t 14l3 @ St NV.
FOR SALE-72 NJ ST. NV; VALUE. 1880;
high location: modern Or. house. with stable
To settle partnership will sell very low.
my3-Sts W. F. NASH, t22 NV.
FOR sALE-CHEAPEST HOUSE IN NV; s.
stor. bay-window; bed rooms, double parlor.
concrete cellar, fur. heat; good condition;
all lines; churches and schools by; easy
terms; rare bargain. OWNER, 1127 9th st. w.
my2-3t'
FOR SAEE-AT A GREAT SAcRIFICE.-A BEAU
tiful new corner house. within 2lz biocks Of Du-
pont Circle: all mod. imp. Former price, S22 900.
Can be had for any reasonable offer. Must be
sold. Apply EARLY LAMPToN. 6l5 l4th st.
FOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST DWELLINGS
in Columbian College subdivision. 18th and
Btnney sts; IL rooms. magnincently finished; will
be sold cheap and good terms. Apply to
owner. cHAs. G. DUNcANSON. 9th and b SITS.
NV. my2-6t
Evening star., 1901-05-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE

cOh SAlaEf-
1st and N. Cap. SITS. These houses conceded
by everyone to be the best houses ever con-
structed in that vicinity for the price.
Evening star., 1901-05-04

FOR SALE-FRAME COTTAGE ON COL, HGTS
NV; rooms: modern bath: porcelain tub;
large rchcs; lot Skis; good location; a bar.
gain. 81. 200.
my2-st H. II. HOwENsTEIN. $40 G stnw
Evening star., 1901-05-04

FOR RENT-R. W. WALKER 4 son. 1905 ST.
1879 NV, 14rSb $500 1882 14th NV, store As 90
1917 18th 14rSh. 1900 Flat sos 10th. 5r&b 1000
Otterbn Nd 1or fur 80 l5l2 Both nw. Gr&b SO
14OS 21st 1Ur&b. SO V0N Chevy Chase Sr b. .25 90
1I20 + st. Or. so 90 1880 18th ne. 9r&b. 1880
20i7 10th ,9r&b 49, ,9ls Del ne. st. .le.30
CALL AT OFFICE FOR COMPLETE BULLETIN.
mh22-s tu 1T
Evening star., 1901-05-04
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR NAPHTHA STREET LIGHT
ing in the District OF Cdumbia.-odice Of the Com
nissioners. DC, Washington. DC, May J. l0Ol.-
Sealed proposals Will be received at this
Office until IL O'Clock m. Saturday, May H. 1901
for lighting the public streets avenues alleys snd
roads in the District OF Columbia during the year
ending June 30. 1902. with naphths lamps specin.
cations and blank forns OF proposals may be OBJ
tained at this office. HENRY b. h. NACFARLAND,
JOHN W. ROSS, LANSING Ii. BEACH. Commis-
sioners. D. G. my1-6t
u s ENGINEER OFFICE, Ts5 n CAPITOL ST..
Washington. 70. c.. May l, I901.-Senled proposals
win be received here until NOON. MAY Thirty
FIRST. 1901. and then publicly opened. for fur
nishfug Plumbing Fixtures. Steam Coils and Radi-
ators for new building for government printing
Office. Information furnished on application JOHN
STEPHEN SEWELL. Capt Engrs. my1. .2.3.4. .2ek30
DEPOT QuARrERMAsrER's OFFICE. WASH.
ngtSn o. S f rse1sa 1 es snt n
pm, Friday May IT, 1901. for furnishing during
hscai year ending June 80 1909. fuel and mineral
lamp oil. Information furnished en- application.
u. s. reserves right to accept reject any or all
proposals. any part thereof. Envelopes contain
ing proposals should be marked Proposals for Fuel
Tor ON" addressed T. e. TRUE, Depot O N
apo 24my1 IL. 14&15
Evening star., 1901-05-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-BARGA1N.
COST $1,000 BUT tWILI,.SELL AT "a, $50

COST $e0O0, BUT eWIII,esELL AT a. 4.25o.
Nearly nex brick hMsniaf for home me or invest. ss
iarTe parior; .eceptin hall LARGE breht dInins
room; pantry, dtchen and laundry on nrst floor;
good sized bed rooms and bath with porcelain
rooms are all good sisad, .ls the house is full
EIGHTEEN as, fest wide, and the lot e1 It
deep, to paved alley. ROem for stable, II de-
sS TSi. house wa. eossstruetea by builder who L.
see that this house Is carefully built The loca-
s1 tss is side e .s n
1st SITS. being No. 81, surrounded by numerous
Ne Ss ana oeened % by desirable resi-
Capitol st. and MY. ave. cars-which transfer
to every section Of the city Furthermore, you
utes walk from 9th and 7 sts., the center Of
Open for inspection daily from am. to pm.
Easy terms. $500 or all cash. ii purchaser de-
Examine and call for further particulars.
1t STONE FAIRFAX, SO6-SoS NV
FOR sALE-GIVE THIS YOUR PROMPT ATTEN-
ton handsome new l2room house can be
purchased at aarea price fgy 9a t9So below value
Reduced from $12 500
Bath lot as9 na
Of the best bargains We have ever offered
1t STONE q FAIRFAX, 500 ana sos ST. NV
FOR SALE ATTENTION:
10.room brick dwelling; lot 2Ox11O; alley
18th ST. near ..
Lot worth the price
1T STONE & FAIRFAX, sos and sOs st NV.
FOR SALE-oN WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, EIE-
CANT homes; low prices
house for sc, 500; 3 stories cellar 10
rooms and bath; reception hall; very cheap.
A magnificent new, 3-story stone and brick
dwelling; rooms deep; stairways; z baths;
steam heat; lot 19x10O; So, $50.
A beautiful home for $500: new; 8
stories cellar; steam heat; tiled baths, bar
gain at 81 500.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, so6-sos F NV.
Evening star., 1901-05-04


my4tf B. IL. WARNER co. a16 F NV
FOR RENT liu6 18TH ST: ELEGANT MODERN
BRONNSf'NE FRONT RESIDENCE NEAR
SCOTT CIRCLE.
is rooms. baths: Closets pantries.
serSatpry. etc; hnt-water heat: modern stable
Ia rear; lift for carriages: for reut only to
private family. For full particulars and per-
NIT to inspect apply to
JIERFHNNSN 4, HAwN 1eno I,
Evening star., 1901-05-04
LOCATION,

Just south OF r st.. convenient to car lines,
stores and schools. No better location can be
found in that section, where more houses are
being sold than In all the rest Of the city.
Evening star., 1901-05-04

FOR SALE-HANDSOME 4-STY. AND GEL.
house on kalorama near 18th St.; II ROOMS.
3 baths: heated by hot water; now ready for oc-
cupancy. You can't get better house for the
price. Only $4,000; easy terms. +. L. EN ANS.
ct
Evening star., 1901-05-04

FOR SALE-GREATEST BARGAIN ON THE
market-F st. ne. bet. 9th and 9TH; Groom, bay
window house; beautiful bath; open plumbing;
stationary wash stand; heated by furnace; splen
did range; handsomely papered: fine rear yard and
rear entrance to cellar. better house can't be
bought for 81, 600. If sold at once go. for
s., 800. F. 7. EVANS, 612 1Ith st. it,
Evening star., 1901-05-04

FOR SA1E-
House vicinity OF Fl AND 18TH STREETS
NORTHWEST; three stories; twelve rooms; two
baths. Price, $40, 500. WILL EXCHANGE FOR
SMALLER PROPERTY CENTRALLY LOCATED
NORTHWEST
B. II. WARNER COMPANY.
t.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-09

A party Of Alton sportsnen went to Grafton
yesterday morning TO join the Onion Club. which
l. camping On the Miss ssippi near tina, place
The party was composed of Edmund Hack.
Charles bciser. Harry G~tsinger Edmond Hunt.
Charles Woods and Emil Zosilers.
The society Of Christian Endeavor Of the
First Congregational Church at Godfrey will give
a social this evening at the hume Of the Misses
Turner
John Die;schy and Miss Elizabeth Luttrs H.
both Of Alton. were married yesterday morning
by Justice Barnett Nathan.
-Arransements have been completed for hav-
ing country store Of the principal
attractions at the Alton Jubilee. The store viii
Most of the exhibits will be furnished BY Alton
end st Louis business houses.
The kinloch Telephone Company commenced
work yesterday on strinxing the wires and set
ting the poles at Alton on their local system.
The work their long distance system is near
Louis Will be established within q few days
William Camp and Miss Anna Kicker both o!
Alton. were married last evening the parson-
age OF ST. Mary's Church by the pastor. the Rev
erend Father Joseph MeckeL
William Haserman and Mrs Amelia Taylor.
evening by Justice B. e. Few.
A couple from ST Louis. giving their names
Matt Hunger and Mrs. Lena Ober, came 10
Alton yesterday afternoon the City OF Proy,-
dence. and after procuring marriage license.
were united In marriage They returned to ~.
The Alton CStholic Club gave their annual
picnic yesterday at Rock Spring Park Several
hundred people were in attendance A special
musical and athletic programme was given.
Deputy Sheriff g r. Driesoernsr Of Alton
went 10 FL Psso. III: last evening to get q man
named Charles o. Culp. Cup Is under arrest
charged with attempting 20 defr1ud Charles sell
bold. an Alton business man.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-09
ONE MORE GuSHER IN
BEAUMONT FIELD,
Manhattan Well SpOuts, Making
the Twenty-SecOnd Oil Producer
Freight Rates Reduced.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Beaumont. Tex. Aug. s-The long-de-
layed Manhattan well is at last a gusher.
1t spouted about o'clock this afternoon,
making the twenty-second gusher in the
held. This well was reported to have come
in about three weeks ago, but it was in re-
ality only gas pocket that had been
pierced. and the blowout damaged the ma
ehinery and caused delay of a few days
When work was resumed 1t was found that
the force OF the Gas had left the hole In a
bad condition. and after trying for several
days to bring 1t in a six-inch WELL the drill
ers had to reduce the pipe to a four-inch,
bringing in four-inch gusher
owing 20 the nearness of such a large
number of rigs the Manhattan was shut on
as quickly as possible after it began spout
ing. but 1t gushed sufficiently to show that
the big reservoir had been tapped. The new
gusher adds only few feet to the proven
field. but since the demand for oil is grow
ing very rapidly. the bringing In of each
well gives the public greater assurance of a
practically inexhaustible supply of OIL
The Darragh well. on the Hogg-Swayne
purchase. is being bailed and is expected to
spout tomorrow.
The action of the State Railroad Commits
sion In lowering the freight rate on crude
petroleum was a saurce Of much gratifica-
tion to oil producers here to-day The new
rates VIII have the effect of opening up a
big territory in Central Northern and
Northwestern Texas, for the sale of fuel
oil. and next month Is confidently expected
10 De record-breaker for oil shipments.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-09
INDUSTRIAL HOME ABANDONED.
Announcement Made by Christian
Willing Workers.

NOTICE to the Public-The Christian Willing
Workers have closed their Industrial Home for
Girls indefinitely. Mr.. Biiinghan has dscon-
tinued collector. f. Jones. president: {. Cul-
berton. secretary
The above notice appears in the advertis-
ing columns Of The Republic and announces
indefinite closing of the Home for Girls.
which has been maintained since May l by
the Christian Willing Workers Associa-
ton at No. 27l2 Mills street According to
members Of the Willing Workers organiza-
tion the house was closed because suitable
girls could not be found.
J. w. Dillingham;, who lives at No. ZIP
Mills street. was the manager of the home.
and acted as solicitor for the maintenance
fund. He is a Baptist minister. and
undertook to manage the home under the
agreement, he says. that the Willing Work.
ers pay him 2.50 per week for every girl
in the home and that he be allowed rs per
cent of all that he obtained in subscriptions
from the public Sixty-five per cent was to
go to the Willing Workers Association. Of
which Billngham Is O. member.
Girls deserving homes were to be chosen
by a committee. Billingham claims that the
committee did not supply him with girls.
and that he accordingly could not solicit
money to be paid for maintenance of a
home with nobody in II.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-09
NEWS FROM EAST SIDE CITIES.
CONSOLIDATION OF
TRACTION LINES.
COllinsville and East st. Louis
Road Bought by st. Louis
Belleville System.

The Collinsvile and East st. Louis Elec-
trio Railway was purchased yesterday by
the ST. Louis and Belleville Traction Com
pany. adding another link 10 its East Side
lines
The road was the first built TO Collinsville,
and was completed November %, last year.
1t was krown as the Stephens-Forman line,
and was constructed largely through the eff
forts Of Mayor NJ. NJ. Stephens Of East ST.
Louis and Ex-Congressman w. s. Forman
1t runs from COllinsville to Edgemont,
where 1t connects with the Belleville- East
st. Louis lines.
The line was operated by the Traction
Company as an independent line. the un-
derstanding being that when its earnings
met the gross expense II would be taken In
to the system. E. W. Clark Of Philadelphia
representing f. ". Clark Il Co. Of
Philadelphia. who handled the bonds was
In Edwardsville this week on business re-
lating to the transfer. II Is understood that
when the Mississippi Valley line from Ed
wardsviile to East st. Louis. recently added
to the Traction interests, is completed, II
will be operated as a struight passenger
line. and the line purchased yesterday will
be used Tor the conveyance OF freight, II Is
now In operation as a passenger line.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-09
THOUGHT She
WAS DIVORCED.
Suit Filed by Mrs. Mary Baier Thir
ty-TwO Years Ago Lost in
Court.

For thirty-two years Mrs Mary Baier
was under the impression that she was a
divorced woman. In making an abstract
Of some OF her property, the abstracter
called attention to the fact that the prop
erty was not released by her husband. and
that he had dover in IL. Mrs Baier went
to the Office Of Mayor John b. Hay of
Belleville. who filed her original bill for
divorce. and a new suit for divorce was
filed.
Mayor Hay had just been elected to Con-
eress when Mrs. Baier asked him to secure
a divorce for her from Fritz Baier and also
wanted the restoration of her maiden name.
Congressman Hay took "a receipt for the
entry fee and filed the suit for divorce,
turning the case over to his brother. with
whom he was associated in his law practice.
The case was docketed. but through some
mistake the woman was never notified. and.
thinking that the matter had ended. she re-
sumed her maiden name, Sattig. She had
oniy lived with her husband two months.
She alleged that he had deserted her
Miss Sattig. as she was known. was pos
ssssed of considerable property. She Is now
20 years old and recently she desired to dis
that the abstracter informed her that she
was not a divorced woman. and that hsr
husband had dover interest in her Prop
erty. Mayor Hay discovered the facts. IT
Is generally understood that Baier IS dead.
Mayor Hay said: "In my practice as a
lawyer this Is one OF the strangest CASES
that have ever come UP before me. When
nled the case l had heen elected to Con-
greSs. and as l would be In WaShiagtc n
when the case was called in The Cicuit
Court. turned over that case, with Others,
10 my brother. He must have flied the Pa
pers away with his other pspe-s, anj sup
pose that the case was lost on the docket {.
and that he was never notified. 1 supposed
that the case. with the others l turned
over to my brother. had been disposed Of.
and the woman, because she had never re-
cetved a notification. was also under the
impression that she was divorced until a
few days ago. when the abstracter Informed
her 10 the confrar.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-09
Suspension of Doctor Wills Results
in Dissatisfaction in
Junior Class.
THEY COMPLAIN ABOUT FOOD.
Barricaded Corridors and Open
Fire Plugs Cause a Rigid In
vestigatiOn by Doctor IL.
l.. Nietert.

- a.,
lnternes at the City Hospital nave IL"
augurated their periodical revolt against
the food furnished to them at this
institution. and the indirect cause of the
co,rnlain,s &, ,.id 70 hs tho .usnensiou of
I,,,tar p,,..,.,s, n,,or w,u. who II IS
=, ,ns
alleged. participated IN some prahhs a' '"e
CITY institution Tuesday night which were
,..
op)ectionapie 10 tne superintendent
According to the remarks OF some OF the
,r,srr.s nu,iry 4. ,nmipant hut this has
= ,. So, n.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-09
TWO BIG REALTY TRANSFERS.
Property on TOwer' Grove and
Page Boulevard Sold.

Two real estate transfers Of interest were
recorded yesterday, one being the sale Of lf7
feet on Tower Grove avenue for $4,000. the
other the sale Of fifty feet on Page boule-
ward fOr $4,000. The sale Of the Gamble
property I'm Cabanne place for $4,000 was
also recorded yesterday.
The property sold on Page boulevard con-
sisted of fifty feet. with improvements on
the south side of the street. between VAN
deventer and Prairie avenues. by Augustus
Naschmeyer to Herman Hess for $4,000.
The tract in Tower Grove was sold by En-
ma Eyssell to David G. Solomon 1t lies
on the east side of Tower Grove avenue be-
tween Russell and Castleman avenues. and
has a frontage of 1E feet, fully improved.
The Gamble sale was mentioned several
weeks ago In this column, and was recorded
yesterday, Sallie NJ. Gamble making over
all of city block No. 3S22, lying between
Minerva and Ridge and Goodfelow and
Hamilton avenues. to Edward s. Hodgson.
The price recorded was $4,000.
Work on the building Of the Twelfth
Street Realty Company, at the southwest
corner OF Twelfth street and Washington
avenue, will commence Immediately. the
widening Of Twelfth street leaving the prop
erty with frontage of slightly more than
forty feet on Washington avenue. The por-
ton of the lot to be used for widening the
street is forty feet in frontage.