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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

This company reports great activity IN
real estate, and its transactions for the
week aggregate nearly million and a
quarter dollars.
The sale ot greatest magnitude. and in
fact. one of the largest sales of real estate
ever made in ST. Louis. was the fee to the
half block at Ninth and Olive streets. on
which the Century building stands. AS
previously reported. the property was sold
Tor a round million dollars. for the account
of John W. kaufman to syndicate
known as the Century Fee Realty Com
pany." composed Of clients OF the Mercan-
tile Trust Company.
Following the largest sale Of business
property. the Mercantile Trust Company al
SO gave out last week details of the most
important transaction in residence prop
mansion In Westmoreland place. erected on
lot fronting 800 feet on Westmoreland and
Lindell. and 400 feet on Kings highway. As
announced. the purchaser was James Camp
bell. the well-knOwn broker, who pur-
chased at $ls5.0oO and will occupy as his
The Mercantile Trust Company also re-
ports an important sale on the south side
Seventeenth streets. The lot sold. which
has a frontage Of 40 feet 61A inches and runs
back 109 feet to an alley. Is situated sixty
feet east OF the east line OF Seventeenth
Piednc,r to A. V. Reyburn for 8. 40. or
about s2l5 per foot. and as 1t will bring in
q net income of nearly per cent. the pur-
chase IL considered a bargain Ae indicative
Of the rapid increase In st. Louis real es-
tate values. Mr.. Piednoir bought the lot
but one week ago at . price which enabled
profit.
camille trust Cpmpany's subdivision,
known as Patton place, situated just east
ef Mount Auburn: sold Tor the account oi
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

linckrodt and Twenty-second streets, lot
aOxiso feet. from Michael Wunder to Clara
Behle. for So per iooti or Srs ~ TOT or sne . iot
now being built on the south side Of WASH
ington avenue, 257 feet east OF Kings high
way by Mary N,cp,ssn hss fqan,sss f 81 20 n ,s; IS
inches and contains ~ rooms purchaser
will occupy the house as his future home.
Also sold the five and six room fiat build
ing. No 5O;l Morgan street. having a 'front.'
age OF 33 feet containing all the latest i'm
provements and renting for $sl0 per year:
NJ. Carroll for IS. 500 The purchaser bought
for an Investment. On the 81 feet adjoining
this Mr.. Wagner has contracted To build
two six and seven we, nroon,r room n"'s' having re-
Also sold flats No. 502a-eiA Fa!rmount
avenue, having n frontage of 20 feet. con-
tanning six and ,,n1 sexsn sor rosn' s M modern ar
and sold to Mary A. +. Haller. for account
II Ida Gorges for $7.300. Mrs. Gorges is
building flats similar to these adioinins
avenues arranged as apartments. They
will be built under the supervision of j. 1.
Epstein at a cost OF s@'op. Ihey VIII DE
Worlds Fair is the inducement which
caused this investment
Also sold house No. ol3l paramount ave-
nue.. with a frontage of 70 feet. having nine
rooms and all modern conveniences. sold
10 w. l.. Ernest for the sum of E.0oo.
Also sold from H. NJ. Proetz TO Martha X.
mount avenue. about $40 feet west OF Aca-
denny. for $5. so per front foot. or S0s!. 80
for the lot Mrs. Martha X Anderson will
Immediately erect two modern buildings at
a cost of about $4,000. thus making an in
vestment Of over $4,000.
Also sold a fourteen-room modern house.
which is now I'm course OF erection. by
Ernest l.. Wagner, on the south side Of
Washington avenue just west OF Lake ave-
nue. to a client for the sum of $1,000. The
building is not quite complete and is one Of
the two elegant buildings which will beau-
tify this already BEAUTIFUL street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
Charles r. vOge1.
Charles l.. Voeel reports the following

Charles l.. toeel reports the following
sales:
House No. els2 Geyer avenue. between
McNair and Missouri avenues. thrce-story
brick dwellin, containing seventeen rooms
and four basement rooms, also n two-story
lot 3ixl37 feet; sold for $i.6oo: from Fred
or.ck Schmidt To Jacob Meyer. who pur-
chased for Investment. a. klobusa repre-
sented the grantor.
Two-story frame house. with rock founda-
ticn containing eight rooms, on the west
side Of North and South road. with lot
5Dx3O feet. In J. NJ. Berry's addition to
brentwood. ST. Louis County. No.: sold for
s.. 500: from John f. Mckinsey to Charles
W. Preis for n home.
House No. l529 South Eleventh street, be-
tween Marion and Carroll streets. a two
story brick house containing seven rooms.
arranged for two families. with lot 3ax1I4
feet; from Frederick Flick to William
for investment
House No. 1886 Temple place. between
, Ridge and Minerva avenues. a two-story
slate-rpof brick residence containing seven
rooms, bath. cemented laundry and cellar;
lot 25xl25 feet: sold for 2.20: from William
| Richardson to Mrs. Jessie Z. Wise. who
purchased for home.
Woodland Place. nice two-story brick
cottage containing five rooms. bathroom
and cellar. situated on south side Of Wood
land avenue, between Big Bend road and
Oakland avenue. just west of Maple lawn:
lot 2JNli0 feet; sold for $50: from James s.
\ and Pemina Simpson to Mrs. Wilhelmina
Witsma. who will improve and make II her
hcme.
Blaine avenue. northeast corner Of Klemm
| street: lot 50x12S feet: sold to Joseph Wam-
| ser. who will improve with a building for
| business purposes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
DEATH OF CHARLES A. YOUNG.
Well-Known Dry Goods Man Vic
tim Of Runaway Accident

Charles A Young. manager and buyer OF
the Rice-Stix Dry Goods Company. died
Friday at midnight at his home. No. 6s6l
rabanne svenue. While driving with his
wife about four weeks ago he received IN
juries in an accident which were the inoi-
rect cause OF his death.
Mr. Young was born in Bellaire. o.. forty.
five years ago, and at an early age removed
10 Baltimore. He came to st. Louis rom
Baltimore twenty-five years ago and en-
tered the employ OF Wear. Boogher 4 Co.
Later he was connected with Dcdd: Brown
(. Go. He entered the employ OF the Rice-
Stix Dry Goods Company twelve years ago.
and since had worked his way up from a
huver and stakeholder Of the firm. Mr..
Young had a reputation as dry goods man
Of ability.
He leaves widow. q brother-Harny
young of E1khart Ind.-a mother and SIS
ter in Baltimore Nd. Relatives have Deen
notified and man. telegrams OF cohaoiensse s :
have been received. Arrangements foI tnS
funeral have not been completed Inc our'a'
will be in Bellefontaine Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

Ladies' Kimono Dressing sacque. No. 9Ss.
The Illustration shows one OF tne mcee
practical and becoming Of Oriental-lookng
dressing sacques developed In Japanee
SILK. having a delicate pink stripe on =
cream ground. trimmed with plain cream
silk bands. A.
back with the fronts. The double band a
cling extends around the neck to form . roll
inG collar the fronts being fasteneo win
silk loops over buttons at the point Wnefe
the collar terminates. The band II applied
down the front and around the lower edge
The flowing sleeves are shaped with sln-
xle seams and gathered at the shoulder:
They hang in full folds and are completed
with double bands Of silk
DeliRhtfuIly cool and comfortable eacQues
may Se made OF figured lawn. dimity and
mercerized cotton. the latter coming IN
terpart Of expensive foulards and sat1nS
In most cases the body OF the sacQue -
made OF figured material and the trim
ming bands Of a plain fabric. as ILLUSTRATED
To make the dressing sacque in the me
dunn size will require two yards Of thirty
inch material. The pattern. No ss34. fs cut
in sizes for g. IS and 40 inch bust meas
ure.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
BOOMING TEXAS OIL CITY.
Beaumont and Houston Will BE
Connected by Electric Line.

beaumont, Tex, June S-A syndicate;
composed OF New York. Cleveland. o.; ana
Texas capitalists. have obtained neariy an
the necessary right t-of-way TO build an cleo
tric railway from Beaumont to Port AT
thur. a distance of twenty miles Ihe pro-
moters have obligated themselves 10 COM
,iese the road within a year. Fast express
trains will carry persons who do business
In beaumont and live In Port Arthur TO ana
from the Port In less than an hour Freight
also will be handled.
n. r. Beatty and Foster Rose to-day
closed a contract with New York and Texas
ca pi,aiists guaranteeing them gusher on
Spindletop for $4,000.
Dsrricks and boring outfits have been
erected By the Citizens Consolidated, NJ:
X T.. Manhattan. Drillers. Beatty and
Alamo oil companies on Spindletcp Hin ON
fand purchased from the Swayne syndicate.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
PINE STREET PROPERTY SOLD.
John McMenamy DispOses Of SIX
Room Building to Hector PiednOr.

HOOm BUu1uIW8 70 HcC9OT HHrOhOHs
John McMenamy yesterday closed the sale
Pine streets, fronting twenty-five feet on
Pine street. for 1880. the purchaser being
Hector a. Picdnoir. who has speculated In
several tracts in the neighborhood lately.
Mr.. Piednoir intends to tear down the build
ings now occupying the site and erect a
modern six-story building.
Mary J. kean was the grantOr In the trans
action. The purchaser. Mr. Piednoir. pur-
chased but few days ago the property at
Nos. 1924 Pine street and sold 1t last
week at an advance.
John McMenamy reports also the sale Of
No. 4042 St. Ferdinand avenue. a four-room
cottage. fronting twenty-five feet: from
Patrick II. Conner to John T. Roles. for
s1oe"- The property was purchased for a
home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

BE:RLIN-5e IT.. o. g. bet Euclid and
Tayior; Walter Candy 70 Mary McCor-

Wafer s Candy to s;' Mary ases sae ~,
BIEcHENss I MxS., BET; + zs Ss!svs ,ssi.n saS Tay:
saa als1 sds n.si ssi E.sas xssssSsaiss Ss
cifS rrS'f aLSs%vfaai ns%lT Of lot. IS and q; Ie ~
Grove %E and Eoyie e. Emma : RS,hm.nn Ssii % to
CITY Si'I BIocK-xus. iunie to Cna,. Bieii w -
rsMa and Miehiesn: Tn the Meiaeii III Realty g'tS CO,
70 VIM, KIalemann-w. d. lS'
% 10 Martha Anderson.w. d. .;;-:.:; a5d
Cote sriiianie: nj; Michael Lee to JOS Lee -,
hnsssfm Fssfsss ana fanksn: a. Fsi "a; Rover; & to L
,6%%@g HSIKa ~. ea... bet. charlton and Mer- ~
aimee: Geo. Bickelhaupt to wm Sick x.,
1neisT-i, iasuT 4 II. 81. in. 5. $. bet: Ninth
and Tenth: John Kaufman to Century ~ -,
eTEwS Fee Eesi,y G con n s.. bet. Cor. and Tayi ''
ior: Jos. Wharton 20 Roy wilson-qte.d
Eag and LAKE, ' joe. !; : lsTienee ss' to Isr-
LfGKH-s sansile 5,Is. r. y~ Roy wilson to VIM. Nc:
Lf9K1-S ffass- T.: WIN. Xee;isd: to KAT: ~
LiNpTa.I,~ios Shlssn n: Mercantile Trust Co.
g James campbeii.w v-;;,. v;n::: n;:s.
way And assds%y: Ernst wssner to en-
osxs saIaS: alseT, e. Ens.l s Gs to john $50
e.. chas ss' ols.s sS smand
rhiEcIPIs:!1 SssRnx 4 IT: VIM n'ii: to WIN: =
HTssis f Hda k:ib 's' ;s Emma Rd' sSe
ST. PERDISANp.S n: n. :, bel: New:
l stead and Pendleton: Pat Confer to John
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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

INnGOIh
The LINCOLN Trust Company report the
following sales in Tuxedo Park during the
the south sias Sf G5eeley y
IN feet on the south side Of Greely ave
nue. In block q. to Edw. Barrett: consider
A'y" n" FEET on the south side Of Tuxedo boule-
ward, in block No. "a. to Mrs. NJ. l.. Rose'
consideration. $50.
iHo feet on the south side OF Tuxedo boule-
x,yd. i'm block No. IL. to W. s. OHaver;
ieo feet on the eouth side Of Tuxedo boule-
ward, in block .: No. L. to A. J. oDonnen'
70 Seet on the north side Of Greeley ave-
me. in block No. Is. to II. c. OHaver; con-
siastp "a 1ees On the north side Of Clark avenue
in block No. 81. to August Bergiand: con-
sideration. SID ia
rnS 20 feet on the south side Of Provtd, hc.
avenue and 100 feet on the north side OF
Providence avenue, to Ned Joy: conside.a-
''y, I"s feet on the south side ~ clark evcnre.
I'm block No. Il. to Oscar Martin; considera-
o1,'; 1,st fset on the south side Of Atlanta ave-
nue., in block No. IL. to o. McNs''J: con-
,a., fea, hn the south side Of Tuxedo boule-
ward. in block No. 4. to Joseph Schroeder;
q feet on the south side Of Marshall
avenue. in block No. II. and 80 feet on the
north side of Atlanta. In block No. II. to F.
Winters: consideration. 500
n feet on the north side OF Greeley ave-
ma In block No. 10. to W. E. Mockbee;
consideration. $5S
~. and 20 feet on the north side of At
iart. avenue in Dorsey's addition to Tuxe-
do park, TO MAIDS Martensen: consideration
M, feet on the south side OF Clark avenue,
IN block No. 10, to Michael Kelly: consid-
era 3, s,., IN the south side o: Marshall ave-
nvs in block No. 1e. to Amelia Cromer; con-
s;deration. $50.
80 feet on the south Size OF Tuxedo
"a feet on the north side OF Atlanta ave
nue.. in block No. ls. TO John H. smith: con-
"a feet on the south side Of Atlanta ave
nne in block No. II. to Louis Doepke: con-
W Seet on the south side Of Tuxedo boule-
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
Fisher & Company.

Fisher & Co.'S sales are nine in NUMBER
and aggregate $4,000. as follows:
Olive street. northwest corner Newstead
olive street by a depth of l59 feet on New:
stead avenue. property OF r. J. Medley, sold
tc a client for $4,000. -
Delmar boulevard, northeast corner De.
Hodiamont avenue. vacant lot, fronting isS isS
feet on Dslmar boulevard by depth of lS9
feet on DeHodiamont avenue: property OF
J. Henry Jurgens. sold TO a. 4. English Tor
Sll 600; purchased for speculative purposes
Also on Deimar boulevard. north side. 3a1
feet east of Goodfellow avenue. vacant lot.
sold to John c. Thomson for $50 per front
foot, or s. 20 Mr.. Thomas will improve
this lot with three modern dwellings cost
10. 3ios Washington avenue. two-story
eight-room stone-front dwelling. with lot
3ixl34. property OF Mrs. Jessie L. Ray. soti
to Mrs Elizabeth e. Ross for $500 Mrs.
Ross will occupy this property as her iu-
Also. Page avenue. northeast corner Isl
dore avenue. lot li3xlSs. and Geraldine ave.
rue southeast corner Isidore avenue. lot
2tSx12s property of Mrs. Elise Spengier. sold
to George J. Kuhn for ss.ooe. The Philibert-
Iiehtholder Real Estate Company repre-
scented the purchaser in this transaction.
Olive street. south side. 2Sf feet east OF
Newstead avenue, vacant lot. 40xl55. proper
ty OF Washington University. sold To Doctor
Y H. Bond for SIS per front foot. OF s.. 100.
Doctor Bond will improve this lot with a
modern ten-room dwelling. with offices at
tached.
Also. No Abs Oregon avenue. two-story
nine-room brick dwelling. with lot 100xl22.
property OF John G. Kurg. sold to F. c.
Freiburg for $50. for home.
Virginia avenue. west side. 80 feet north
of Sidney street. vacant lot. 75xl2S feet.
property Of VIM. T. Hoffman,. sold to Os-
car Nohl for $40 per front foot. or 5000.
Mr.. Nohl will improve this lot with three
two-story modern brick dwellings.
Also. No. 2l7 Howard street, two-story
six-room brick dwelling. with lot 17xlto feet
property of Mrs. Minerva Devine. sold to
Mrs. Annie c. Miller for 81 800. Blackwelder-
Holbrook Real Estate Company represented
purchaser in this transaction.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

thorough training and practical experience
in subjects pertaining to grasses and for-
age plants. ard animal foods ana the man-
aeeuent Of grass lands and forage crops
in tSe field. The age limit n 70 years er
over.
From the eligibles resulting from tni9 e4-
arninafion II I, expected thet certfhcaft0n
win be made TO two positions In the De-
partment of Agriculture. one at a salary OF
annum ard to other similar vacancies ~
they may occur.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

]. II. Gundlach & Co. will conduct an
auction sal. of lots on DOdier street. be-
tween Lef'ingwell and Elliot avenues. to-
morrow. June 10 at 3 p. m
This promises a rare opportunity To Sc
cure cheap lot adjacent To IAndell Park
subdivision. which has recently been i'm
proved with brick streets. etc. Only fifteen
lots will be offered for sale.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

ward. in block No. Il. to James Murray;
| consideration. $50
\ 80 feet on the east side Of Cornelia avenue,
in block Z. to Amos Il. Thornton: considera-
| ton. 500.
| $50 feet on the east side Of Cornelia ave-
| nue.. In block No. Z. to Mrs Izetta Thorn
, ton NARROW: consideration. 500.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

Love & Sons report transactions for last
week follows:
Lot on south side OF Wells avenue. just
west OF No. sos Wells avenue. lot i0x20
feet. for s30 per front foot, to r. w. Ed-
wards on behalf of H. r. Gruets. Bought
for improvement.
Also No. s3;9 Bartmer avenue. four-room
brick cottage on lot 30xi2O feet. for 81 .2Do to
Charies West on behalf of W. l.. Earns.
Bought for .. home
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

Washingtoa. June s.-The United States
civil Service Comnissio lon announces that II
IA fe sired to establish an eligible register
for the position Of Assistant Agrostologtet.
The department states that the positions
for which this examination u held require
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

J. I. Epstein reports the following trans
actions for last week. amounting to s1i3.-
as
He sold 12s feet OF ground on the north
west corner Of Morgan street and Academy
avenue to Ernest l. Wagner and others FOR
s. .3co from William Goldstein. Mr.. Wagner
has arranged TO begin the erection on this
lot Immediately of four houses at an ap-
prox;mate cost of $500 each or se+ eco fo-
all. thus making his total investment s32
80.
side of Paramount avenue. go feet west
Of Kings highway. TO John S. Manchester
for $15s5. from Martha X. Anderson. This
Is the same property which was reportad
last week as having been sold to Martha
X. Anderson. who was induced to sell at
an advance.
Lincoln avenue. Is feet east of Sarah for
81 per foot, or $50. from g. J. Lang to
Sebastian Hug. who intends to improve.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
sass-MsssEs' EToK.
sss7-M,ssEs' SKIRT.
Eton, II. IA and 1e years.
stirt. II, IA and 16 years'

The close-fitting two-piece sleeves have
slight fullness on the shoulders. ana ere
shaped in a bell at the hand. where siik
is applied to simulate cun.
The skirt is shaped with five soreA MT,
ting smoothly around the upper edge, eno
closes in the center back. An inverted ?laie
is arranged at each side Of the center clos,
ing. The pattern Is made full ienetn. enc
the graduated flounce may either b ap-
piled on IL or finished to form the lower
portion, in which case the skirt proper u
cut a seams depth below the Indicated IRE
Of perforations on the skirt. and tr1m-
ming applied to cover the seam:
The fiounce provides graceful mare az
the lower edge.
Light-weight cloth. or wash fabrics. sueh
as linen. duck and pique. make up stynsnis
in this mode.
To make the Eton for q miss IA years
will REQUIRE one and one-Quarfer yards OF
fifty-ipch material The pattern. No. sssA.
is cut in sizes for misses Y. IA and Is years.
To make the skirt for miss IA years
will REQUIRE four yards Of forty-four-incn
material The pattern. No. SS. II cut IN
sizes for misses Il. IA and Is years.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

The Me rcantile Trust Company will sell at
auction next Saturday. June Is, fifty-five
lots in Lohmeyer Heights a part Of Maple
WOOD This subdivision lies on the summit
OF hill just outside the city limits. but
within the nve-cent-car-f fare limit. The sale
will commence at o'clock. The same day
at noon. the Mercantile Trust Company viii
sell at auction the property at the foot OF
the Merchants bridge in North st. Louis.
lying between Ferry and Penrose streets.
near the river front. owned by the old Ma
tional Bank of the Republic. Desirable sites
for factories are included in the property.
The Broadway cars run to Ferry street.
with the property lying to the east
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

The bad weather Of Thursday and Satur-
day interfered somewhat with the sale the
Mississippi Valley Trust Company has been
conducting of Chouteau place lots. Not
withstanding the had weather. the sale has
been an unqualified success. ove- So. coo
worth OF property having been sold. Be
low Is partial list Of the purchasers.
with the property bought:
On the north side Of I.abadie avenue. be-
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
MISSES STYLISH ET0M
In Oriental Sacques the New "Kt
mono Is the Latest.

Misses' Eton Suit. Consisting Of Nisse1
Eton. No. s335. and Misses Ffve-Gored
Skirt with Graduated Circular F1ounce. No.
Ss37
oxford gray Venetian Is here stylishly
trimmed with gray silk. The Eton Is
shaped with seamless back. under-arm
cores and single-darted fronts. The bacx
is extended to form a position below the
waist.
The fronts have a decided dip at the
center A broad rolling collar finishes the
neck and forms revers which are deeply
faced with silk.
Loops OF silk cord over fancy buttons
fasten the Eton below the edge OF the
revers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

n. s. Woods reports the sale OF ITO fee'
in Raymond place to a client OF ESwaIa l,s, n;
- Alcott and Theodore avenues from ID.
Wood to b. J. Stone for 800.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

Henry Hiemenz. Jr.. reports the following
sales:
No. 1879 Lafayette avenue. two-story brick
te:l-room fiat. with modern arrangements
and finish: lot q feet inches by Lee feet.
renting for $5o4 per annum: owned by E H.
Rreidenbach: was sold for $i.250 to Jacob
Buff, who bought for investment.
No 2S5l South Compton avenue. two-story
cight-room brick. modern dwelling. lot 25x
ls3: OWL ed by George J. wanstrath; was
sold for 1900 to John F. McCabe
Lot on north side of Russell avenue In
Aliens addition. between Ninth and Tenth
streets e0x142: owned by Thomas Allen of
Boston. Mass: was sold for SO per foot to
Frank X. Wolken.
Lot on Natural Bridge road, southwest
corner of Nevstead avenue. "a feet inches
by 100 feet: owned by George Thies: was
sold for g. 800 to Catherine Devereaux.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
Joseph r. Whyte.

Joseph p. Whyte last week sold the cor
nor of Seventh and Soulard streets. lot OK
iD for 500 to clients of H: J. kremos
on behalf of Hoyt L. Line OF Cmcaeo'
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

The lincoln Trust Company viii hold an
auction sale next Saturday. JEne II. of
eighty-seven lots in Semple place. Grand
avenue and Natural Bridge road The lots
include eight desirable business corners and
front on Union boulevard which IS 100 feet
wide: on the Natural Bridge road and on
San Francisco ard Sacramento avenues.
There Is no restriction as to building and
the building line IL fifteen feet back from
the street. The Suburban electric road
passes the property on Union boulevard.
furnishing rapid transportation. The prop
erty Is well located. being one of the high
est points in the city. The taxes for lsol
have been paid by the present owner. The
sale will comme nee at O'clock,
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

John l.. McDowall reports the following
sales for the week:
No. 1860 Lndell boulevard a ten-room
stock brick. modern residence with lot
:ix213 feet. occupied by the family OF Judge
l. X. Whitley. now in the Philippine Islands:
owned by Mrs Clara w. Terry Of Fayette.
NO.. and sold to a client for ss0a.
Also. r,sold the house No. 9l3 Bayard ave-
nue.. being an eisht-room. modern residence,
which was sold last week from John Moore
to ]. c. Spohn for 81. .5oo John +. Hendrick-
son Of Springfield. No.. who has recently
made several Investments in St. Louis
realty. purchased the property this week
for $4S0t. He will make some necessary
improvements to the property and retain 1t
as an investment.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09

Aiple a Hemmelmann Real Estate So'n-
pany report the following sales: an,
No Ifa Rutger street. two-story an
mansard stone-front DWELLING nsso,ven,ensas. ol sn.
lot aix,3l feet: from IDA kalb to Alloys H.
Rnthmsnn 70, $500. Bought d9s 1os ana 1C hair
s,nr,. 6ve-room brick with lot :5xllO Zee,
for 81. 80; from C. J. Greilner to Alma a.
Sountas. .,,. tvo.ssorv
dweliinr Of two modern fats. OF four anu
FIVE rooms. renting for $3.50 per annum, ,.,hI M
lot 2,xl35 feet, for s. LOO: from Emma Rutn-
mann to a client. who bought Tor an ihSese-
men:. ,-a r.ox m tbe
cast side OF Union avenue. 80 feet north OF
Winerya avenue. for 81 3sl- Is: from W. n,
Push no Edward Brown. who Will improve
s,h a " ba ndsome dwelling.
Nos. ss2s ESQ ss: and 2s;a South 'emsi Sr;sls
Su.al;ircs each Of two three-room nats.
for ls per year; from tine to
MAJ Tzumberg. who bought for an invest
msES
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-09
ns..e.ria.'s Federal Pssatis..

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. June S.-Scott 3. Wasernooso
Of Suripgf,eid, Mo-. has been appointed .
register and receiver CLERK m tho 14D0 u
nee at woodward. Oh -