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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08
Noted criu.ina Is Caught.

Gustav Kindt. alias french Gus, alias
Frank Leroy. alias Felix King. 66 years
old. burglar. safe cracker aud most
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08
Powers Declare an Armistice.


The powers have proclaimed an armis-
tiee in China. pending peace negotiations.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08
CHILD WISHES TO DIE.
Four Year Old James Mcintosh Longs
to Join His Dead Sister.

Separated from his sister IVA by death
James Mcintosh, aged 4, of Cincinnati,
pleads daily with his mother to end his
life, in order that he may join her. Iva
died recently from burns sustained by
her clothes catching fire at the CRATE at
her parents home. The two children were
devoted to one another, and We're togeth-
or cnuStouflv
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

A comparative statement of the War
Department estimates for the fiscal years
1901 and 1902 is as follows: <ls5 .903, $50
Tor 1901 ard SlTi, ia. $50 for 1902
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

A recent addition to the diplomatic
corps at Washington is DIR. Edwarda
Wilde, minister from the Argentine Re-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

Miss Clara Barton. head Of the Red
Cross Society, has placed with a firm at
Kittrell.. y c.. an order for 100000
strawberry plants. These plants viii be
distributed among the fruit growers Of
Texas who suffered 50 severely from the
great September storm. This Is probe
biz next 10 the largest order for straw
berrr plants ever placed IN the South
the same firm having before booked a sin
gle order for .S09oy3.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08
KILLED BY NEGLECT.
DEATH OF A NAVAL CADET WILL
BE INVESTIGATED.

Sandusky, Ohio, Pension Examiner
Wants to Know Why His Son Was
Allowed to Die Cincinnati Child
Wants to Die.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

agashington's recent celebration wa
commemorative of a great eventual &
the transfer of the seat of government
100 years ago from Philadelphia 10 tn
banks of the Potomac. OF the eariies
capitol building practically only trt
dition remains, as all save its wallis wrr
DESTROYED when the capitol, the Pres
dents house, the public offices, arsena
navy yard and the bridge over the Pot.
mac We're burned by a British force
700 men under Gen. Ross, Aug. "a, ISL
The actual loss then was only a trif
compared to what it would be tO-da,
when the capitol building itself aud il
furnishings represent an outlay of NOR
than S30,000,000 The entire group q
unriyaled government buildings could nc
be replaced for S100,000O00. Washing
ton is perhaps the most magnificent eat
ital city, merely as capital OK I'll
world 1t has not been OF rapid growtl
Wisely laid out, with grand avenues r.
dating from the capitol, whose ma5esti
dcme dominates the landscape with onis
a single riyal--the mighty shaft OF tn
Washington monument-yeais and mil
ions Of money have been necessary 10 iHs
prove it and make it what il IS to-daj-
a capital worthy of the greatest repuhli
Of history. The first census OF the Unif
ed States, taken in 1890, showed pol
ulation Of 1929 S27; the second censn'
in 1900 marked an increase to 5,305. -
Ia nation small in numbers but with
growth in the past 100 years that Is Wit
out a parallel. Even 100 years ago Il
great men of the republic foresaw Il
future with prophetic vision. Presiden
Adams congratulated the people of ia.
United States on the assembling OF Cor
gress at the permanent seat OF their gov.
eminent" and babe it wisely to exercis
its powers over Washington ''as the car
ital of a great nation" A bacswarl
glance over the wonderful nineteenth cen
fury reveals nothing more remarkabl
than the steady and rapid progress q
the United States, a progress fifty com
memorated in the recent celebration a
Washington. ~.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08


agnized at this time. For many years
Judge Perez has studied the laws OF
these two countries and his knowledge
will be Of aid when the constitution OF
the island comes to be drafted.
The Cape Times correspondent has in
terviewed Mrs De Wet, wife Of the Boer
general. She said: You Englishmen
will never catch my husband. He Is GO
ing to win back for the Free Staters
and Transvaalers what they have lost.
He has enough food and ammunition to
last FOR three years. and that IS just how
long the war is going 10 last
Thomas A. Edison's middle name IL
Alva, which is little known to most peo-
pie. He is of Dutch origin, and the
founder Of the American family. John
Edison. came to this country in 1877 and
became q banker in New York.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08
CANNOT MAKE EAR DRUMS.
Doubt Thrown on Story that One Is Be
ing Made for Miss Rockefeller.

The report that Viennese aurists are
making new ear drums to order for Miss
Alta Rockefeller has attracted a great
u 20, ID l,,r1.i.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

natural drum in his patients ear. 1t is
extremely improbable that new bones or
substitutes can be grated in the tym-
panum and the construction of new
outer wall or membrane is an utter inn
possibility.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

ham, leading society man and fnancier.
In 1899 she went to Europe, and on the
steamer she met her future husband.
The baron was arduous in his courtship,
and within three months had won the
American beauty. Baron Won Sternberg
was formerly first secretary of the Ger
man embassy at Washington, and was
recently appointed consul general at Cal
cutta.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

Haurio DWARF. who has served terms
in the prisons of Barcelona. Spain. and in
Italy. and is wanted at Havana. is in
custody at Ell Paso. Texas When ar
rested the man had $4,000 worth OF dia-
monds and other jewels concealed about
his raarsnn
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

iowa and New Jersey have created
State library commissions with view
10 assisting cities and towns in the estab
lishment OF libraries and 10 cooperate
with local library boards in selecting
books and providing suitable management
for the Libraries. There are now fifteen
States with library commissions, their
duties being similar to the above.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

Ohio has authorized the board of CON
troll of the agricultural experiment sta
tons to inspect nurseries, orchards and
gtrdens, and to treat trees infected with
disease. Plants shipped into the State
must bear certificate Of inspection. Vir-
ginia has made its board of control Of
the State experiment station board of
crop pest commissioners. with power 10
appoint o State entomologist, with duties
in the line of reports on insect pests.
Twenty Statec now have laws bearing on
the same subject.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

Mississippi was the only State to pass
antitrust legislation in 1900. There are
now twenty-nine States with antitrust
laws.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

London Truth is authority for the state
ment that upon his retirement from ac-
tive diplomatic service next year Lord
Pauncefote viii be offered either the
title of yisconnt or earl in recognition
of his distinguished services to the crown.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

Joseph Jefferson says that when an
actor is young failure doesn't affect him
much, but when he reaches the time of
life that Mr.. jefferson has attained fail
ure would be more than unbearable. This
is the Jefferson reason for producing no
new plays.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

be a physical impossibility.
A st. Louis doctor stated to
the Chronicle that it would
be impossible for the Vienna
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

Massachusetts has provided for the
running of workingmen's trains in the
Boston suburban district between certain
hours of the morning and evening, and
for the sale of season tickets, for dis.
lance not exceeding fifteen miles, at a
rate not exceeding So per mile year,
and quarterly and weekly tickets at a
rate not exceeding 81 mile per quarter,
and good for one ride each way six days
of the week.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

Senator William Pierce Frye of Maine,
temporary chairman of the Senate com
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

Missouri passed a law designed to pro
hibit department stores by imposing high
licenses on stores which carried goods in
more than certain number of designated
groups of merchandise The State Su-
preme Court declared the law unconstitu-
tional. Maryland, Massachusetts, Yir-
ginia. Vermont, New Hampshire and
Rhode Island have prohibited the use of
trading stamps. The Rhode Island law
has been declared unconstitutionay.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

While in Washington just before tn
holidays Lyman e. Cooley expressed has
view of one detail of the army establish
ment as follows I'm the great mon
arches of Europe, where military rule
dominates the government, civil engineer
Ing work is done by civilian engineers and
not any but strictly army work OF thak
sort is done by the army engineers. In
this free country of ours, III this denOc-
racy, hereditary corps OF army engi~
neers does the civil work. The ablsse
man the army engineers ever had ameng
their number was Gen. Warren. and he.
was practically cashiered at the battle
of Five Forks by Gen. Sheridan because
his scientific MUD made it impossible foE'
him to obey orders blindly."
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

South Carolina has decided to make an
experiment in State insurance. The
State will carry its own risks on all State
and county public buildings except school
houses. Beginning with Jan. /, 1901,
half the amount now paid for premiums
ON city and county buildings will be paid
to the commissioners of the sinking fund
for an insurance fund. When the insur-
ance fund reaches 100000 no further
premiums viii be collected except 10
maintain the fund at THAT amount.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

A youthful husband, Whose wife is a
daughter of the Democratic Mayor of 8
large Eastern city, desired i position aE
Washington. He is from Pennsylvania
and his wife's fathers municipal strong
hold is another State. But one Of the
Republican Senators from that State had
a henchman ''to take care Of in the city
where the young man wooed and we'd.
Give my Republican friend a place, =
said the Senator to the Mayor, 'and Ilk
ind one here for your son-in-law, al
though he is a Democrat and not from
our Statev The trade was made aaG
the happy young couple are nsw enjoying
life in Washington.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

French troops are restoring order y
he Province d cantonf chiss.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

The SocialiSf memhe44 largely dominate
the proceedings Of tha German Reich
stag.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

The State Department decides that
che United States government cannot in
teryene in favor of Porto Rico IN the
matter of her claim against Cuba for
$2,500,000. The Spanish government
borrowed this amount from the Porto
Ricans to prosecute the war in Cuba, bas-
ing the loan upon the revenues Of the lat
ter island. The United States holds thak
to sanction the collection of this claim
against Cuba now would be TO open the
door to numberess other ana larger
claims, which would exhaust the fnan-
cial resources Of the island.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

Rhode Island has created State COM
A license fee Of 80 cents to 81 may be
imposed to form sidepath fund. Mary
land also has sidepath commission.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

Representative Sutherland Of NeoraskR
has introduced resolution for the APP
pointment of special committee Of say
en- TO investigate the whole subject OF the
government ownership Of railroads In En-
rope as well as in this country, with n
view of future legislation upon this sub
ject.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

According 70 Herbert Putnam. congres
siaual librarian. libraries are growing ais
out 81 proportion 10 Librarians. lie d.
reess attention 10 the fact that whereas
there are now some 500 libraries ~ TIC
country there are not more fhEn sOV 81
GOO especially trained Librarians.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

| United States navy from the farms and
the country towns is now under eonsid-
Grafton at the Navy Department. The
recruiting now is carried on outside of
the large cities but ii has not reached
the interior sections remote from large
centers.
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The annual report Of the United States
lighthouse board shows thai during tho
year ffty-seven new lights were estRS-
| lished. The boarl urgently recommends
light vessel for Peshtigo reef, Green
Bay Mich, and a steel steam light yes
| sci for Martins reef, Lake Huron
Congressman Taylor Of Ohio, who led
the tight against The admission Of Con-
gressman-elect Roberts Of Utah, the
poly ganlist is preparing ID make ths
speech Of his life in the House on tina
subject Of marriage and divorce.
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A Southern Senator recently invited &c
become the star guest at a distant bAa-
| quet said No, ] thank you, but cam
not make an excursion trip Of 1909 miles
just to respond to toast
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If possible President Mckinley wiIB
extend his trip to San Francisco III May
so as 10 include Seattle, Tacoma, North
Yakima. Spokane and other towns IN
Washington.
The Navy Department has report
from Rear Admiral kempff. az Cnvite,
dated Oct. -, showing that many small
vessels are doing active patrol duty
throughout the archipelago
Lawrence NJ Jacobs Of the Treasury
Department has been appointed satisfy
clan Of the Philippine Commission. and
will proceed TO Manila at once.
n -:--:-
Congressman Floss Of Chicago was
unanimously selected chairman Of thu
navai affairs committee to succeed Beu.
telle OF Maine.
The oleomargarine bin which recently
passed the House has been referred to the
Senate committee in agriculture without
division.
The Iowa delegation has petitiOned ths
Secretary Of the Navy 10 name one or
the nery gunboats the Dubuque.
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Fearful that forest fires may -ayaSs
the proposed national park In northern
Minnesota. Secretary Hitchcock has ask
ed Congress TO appropriate a special
emergency fund OF $3.50 for the protee-
lion OF the s5,O00,O0O worth OF timber
on tho coded Chippewa Indian reservn-
ton.
According 10 Herbert Putnam. congFes
sional librarian. libraries are growing ais
out of proportion 70 Librarians. He d.
reefs attcntion 10 the fact that Whereas
there are now some 5000 libraries IN the
country there are not more fhrn 600 ~
zoo especially trained Librarians.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

mittee on foreign relations in place Of the
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

Another South American revolution has
been put down-this time in Colombia.
II seems from brief dispatches that there
has been a revolutioa-its number has
been forgoften--in Colombia for the last
year or 50. The government announces
that Gen. Uriba Rosario has been de-
feated. and people in the United States
wonstqr what il is sill lbe-s-
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May % (SpeciaD.-Dry weather in the
Dakotas advanced wheat prices early sc TO 75c.
4 prediction Of possible showers In North Dakota
on Thursday lost the market all its early strength
and closed II &c to nc under last night II is
typical dry weather market. nervous at one mo-
ment because there is rain and nervous the next
for fear there Will be rain. The September was the
active deal because II has been az discount and
crop damage would advance it the fastest. July
opened from 1880 70 744c. sold betwees 74iaC and
7sSsc bid and closed at 73sga73s.c. The September
advanced 10 72Ssc, which &c over last night,
but Il closed AT Itsc. which lsc under last
night. large shipping business was accomplished.
10000 bushels OF different grades. The foreign
news was Indifferent English cables up only frac-
ton TIE Continental markets. howeveC. We're firm.
Clearances Were 40s 900 bushels. Opinions differ
greatly 10 the present danger from dry weather.
The best Of opinion is that the Northwest could go
week longer without serious loss. Spectators
however, Will be very apt TO advance prices if
there is no rain within a week. The market would
break sharply good rains in the Northwest The
inclination to-day was 10 up over the holiday
There was firm corn market prices at one time
&c 10 sc over last night and closing &c over The
leading people in the trade are expecting much
smaller receipts The feature was covering Patten
IS short line. Most OF the other old bears have
turned. have covered their sales and are now ex-
pecting better prices. The inspection was 40
cars, with is0 estimated for tomorrow Shipping
sales were 2J0,cto bushels. Seahoard clcarances
at loads. There We're large receipts I.l49O0o
bushels; shipments 623 NOo bushels Phillips was
seller Of corn. he is supposed 10 have covered his
July hedges. July sold al 4rsc and 4fasc. and
closed at 1850; September closed AZ A4f4c.
Oats were strong early, particularly for the May
This future az one time showed ic over Tuesday
and closed sc over. at Sic It is said so0o bushels
are Still undelivered on Nav contract. with only
one day left deliver. The July closed where Il
did last night. 2si2c 70 2sc; September &c under
last night. Z62sc. Receipts 2l3 cars. with c25
for tomorrow. Crop reports generally are un-
favora bic. The Phillips party is apparently bear
ish on September ana July. Shipping sales to-day
were 10000 bushels.
Flaxseed about steady, but very dull May
closed az 81 3; cash at 81 2. There were % cars
Of seed at the three points.
Lard was firm. closing o. over Tuesday. with the
Cudahy interest buying. Ribs rather easy
with the Armour interests selling. Speculation is
quiet; there 5000 hogs and $500 in the West
against 80 600 last year.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
a CRITICAL TIME IN WALL STREET.

a CRITICAL TIME IN WALL STREET.
From 10 10 3 when the Stock Exchange
is open a trader needs every advantage. It is
a critical time. A vital bit OF information on
a stock. an item Of news on the general mar
ket. may be OF supreme Importance. Many a
broker has found that it paid him handsome
ly 70 have the News Bulletins and News
Ticker Of Dow. Jones & Co. close at hand.
These trained experts gather news from all
over the world. and publish it instantly in
their News Bulletins and News Tickers. so
that such service is simply invaluable 10 a
Wall Street Office. Dow, Jones & Co. is the
Oldest news agency in Wall Street,-age
begets wisdom. good judgment and efficiency
in gathering and publishing news. The cost
Of the service is trihing compared with the
security and satisfaction of knowing that
you have the best there is in Wall Street
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30

toinette BloodsOoc 70 Thomas MCGUIRE; R 3.
5tS~ave. :. 25s IT. Of io6th-:t. 75xi0o: John W
-,s Sterling te TheHss @ asaden; $ Si2s,
,oa,I 4 pgra1t r. e ,Jd aalogr'oa % EaIss 5 ssI
90 49, 80 49, @ ~ Dayis Aar2 ana
mortgage. $50 coo; r s. SO .:.....---..:-.
s.mOns and Jacob Harris; Inortssss. $4,000:
I5ist-st. n :. 100 II W Of shave. O.sxsa. n;
Frsieriek Base ami wife 70 NsW-York and Long
z,Idsl, Island Realty Company quit claim
q ls2oxase 8; Eaogard T Mos,sTs to Iauds
ssiS-ss No Us IS East 1sxioos; Alice Morris to
Mo,iI,s arnoG ASnni 9 mo.tsass $500; - s sIL;
runs 70 W Mountain Road x-is5.4 to Efud-
son River 203.2 70 2O9th-st projected. esc.
Drytoos 70 Jonas sonneborn. one-third part:
IIsth-st Ne 15s West 1G0x27 IL with st-;p ? n
vide adj on south; Bernard J Clark 10 Henry
oeta-st. Nos g. and 90 Eas,. 5oxloo II. Globe
Realty Company TO George A simpson ana wife;
5th-avs E $. 25s # Of io6th-st, runs n 25s 20
1Gsth-st i50x e09x " 5Gx n 75x 100,
BrooE-aye Nos $50 ana 555. :. So i1Ss2 ox6S
irres. Della shannon 70 Maria schatfer, mort
l4sth-st, Nos 6sO I'd $50 East. 54xloO; William
Rosenzweis ct al 70 Heyman Harris mort
James-st Nos % Ia 4xlo7.7 10 New Bo7ery
y 6Hl2e Berns5d "a @ k2tk9Wsky e., g ~ James Posse
1145h-sr s $50 r. Of sroaiwsy 2ozloo III
1th GarTf hsnPsay e. ma3tsas a9a aao'ss s & % Charles
Broadway, cor 92d-st 1911 to old Bloom
irgdaie Road x10s. 4x117.5, Rachel AXelrod 70
Simon E Bernheimer; r :, SllS: mortgage,
S235 600 .-...---..
soth-st. No I57 West 2OxiOe .. Thomas F Byrnes
9eth-st, Nos 81 and 50 East, 5Ox99 II: George A
simpson ana wife 10 John . DeforesJ, r 5. IS;
mortgage. S42.OGO. ........... ........
ST Nicholss-ave. cor I53d-st 127 9xI349.
David Mcclure. referee. to Jacob D Butler;
4 :. Sl62 80, rerecoried ...-..-.......... I
LenoN-sve, 1IsJh-st 26N 100; simon e
Bernheinner % Rachel Axelrod. s SIS 30;
mortgage, SSs. 600 .............-. ,..
BeTnhelnner 70 Rachel AXslrod r s Sd. mort
9oth-st. n cor Amsterdaul-ave 1O0x25 .: Emelie
Celler 70 Charles D Bcschen; R s S11 80: mort
sth-ave. cor 15oth-st 1oNxss 8: l5Oth-st ne
cor Bradhurst-ave. 99. 11x13s.6 Meyer He'll
man and another TO Linbomsr r Mestaniz.
X : $32, mortgage $4,000 ..........-......
A1S,erdann-ave. :, 22n 10 II n OF 1s5th-st runs
@t3NX . 243 ~ 35i 10x 351 10: by James NJ
horton 70 John Baker; s. Sl60 mortgage.
ss.n-st. 8 1855 y Of Madison-ave. 25 tx
iuuS Win strip inches 2 . John McLaugh-
IN IN 70 Edmund Dwyer; s. 50; mortgage
Maiison-ave No 1.215 = $. 30 sx113 4 Nathan z
SIarS 70 Abraham Gutnnan: R : SIS. mortgage.
Walnut-st corner 139th-st 200 z, To 140rh-sr
Gonpsny 70 the Central Union Gas Company:
FrankIin-st No 81 70 81 : sc sx5O * irregular;
SooFnon Loeb 70 New-YorN Telephone Company;
Rivington-st, : 4a.s II W Of WiHest-st "a 1Ox
100, and Clint0n-st, No 101. .. 4x1OO.
Abraham II Freeman and wife 70 Louis 7 Fee
man; mortgage S53. GO. O...-..................
New-York tribune., 1901-05-30
REAL ESTATE.
MR.. PHIPPS BUYS APARTMENT HOUSES
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PROP
ERTY CHANGES HANDS.

Herbert A Sherman has sold for A A Smith
two five story apartment houses. Nos. and East
Eighty-seventh-st 5Ix1OO. Henry Phipps, for
shout 100000 These adjotn the northeast corner OK
Eighty-seventh-st. 1O0x175 that Mr.. Phipps bought
short time ago through Mr.. Sherman. at sI0.WS.
on which he is erecting his dwelling house
Mr.. Sherman was the broker in the sale 10 MT
Phipps OF the northeast corner of Fifth-ave. and
Ninety-stxth-st-. made public yesterday.
Frank r. Sharrott has sold No. 25 West One
hundred thirty-second-st. three story brown
stone house TO Max Just for $1,000.
Elsenoerg & Wacht have sold for Jacob Fischel
20 Bernstein & Chargin the six story tenement
house at the northeast corner Of Division and FL
bridge SITS.
v. I. & c. Ernst and Max We'll have bought
no 9l Sesey-st. hve story brick business build
Max Well has sold TO a. F Bruggeman No. 2s4
SlXth-ave., store building. on lot 23x6o between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth SITS. for S95.O00
W. +. & c Fl. Smith have sold Nos. los. III and
l& West One-hundred- -and-thirty-sixth-st-, three
private houses. at about $4,000 They are respec-
lively Is, Il and 10 by 99.1. The owners OF record
are Robert J. Blake and James D. Putnam
Bertha ECkSten. through Porter < Co, has sold
to Jennie I. Ryan No. 213 West One-hundred-and-
thirty-sixth-st.. a three story house lot 17xle0-
b l.. Kennedy & Co have sold No. IL West
Ninety -seventh-st.. three story house belonging
the estate of Hugh Cheyne, TO lone r. Hall.
The estate Of Louise 4. C(UackenbOS has sold the
four story dwelling house, 16XsO NO S33 LenoN
for about $4,000
four story house No. 13 West Eighty-second-st'
2)x10O
David Hyrnan has bought the dwelling house No.
1877 West Fifty-frst-st