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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-05

Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SOUTH BEND. Ind, July THE South
Bend Greens defeated the Marquettes u to
: and 3 TO 0 to-day. The second game was
replete with sensational and fast fielding
by both teams. The Marquettes got only
three hits off Kelley. Vogt. of Toledo, o..
was the star. Scores:
First game RHE
Greens ........1 0 s-12 8 1
Marquette 30 0 0 o o 0 % 4 3
Batteries-Shaeffer and Starke; Eagen,
Bloomington and Shewbridge.
Second game r III z
Greens ..........o 2 o IS s /
Marquette 80 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 3 /
Batteries-Keeley. Starke and Fuchs;
Munich and ~Shewbridge
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Superior Kentucky Playing.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind, July 4-Superior
pitching and batting won to-day's game for
the All-Kentuckians. the locals narrowly
escaping a shut-out. Score:
RHE
Richmond ......0 IL 2
kentuckians 20 o 0 2 3 OF Z 2
Batteries-Patterson and Jessup: keenan,
and Berte.
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CINCINNATI. July 4-The Independence
handicap was the feature OF a fine card OF
races at Newport to-day. The track was
fast and the event proved a very exciting
contest. Eulida, at odds Of . to 2 took frat
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Special TO the India napolis Journa-.
SPENCER, Ind, July 4-Spencer and the
Indianapolis Panhandle clubs split even
to-day. The morning game was a pitchers
battle and all the runs scored were on
errors. Score:
First game r II r
Spencer .........1 o 0 0 0 OIL 4
Panhandle ......2 0 0 0 0 0 O / 0-3 5 3
Batteries-Mather and Oliver; Hartman
and Van Camp.
Second game r E
Spencer .........3 0 ! 0 3 50 10 8
Panhandle I'll 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 Is Z )
Batteries-Penrod and Oliver; Frank and
O'Brien.
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"Three Is League.

At Evansville
Bloomington IL 0 ! 0 0 0 0-3 Z 5
Batteries-Polchow and Roth; Beedles and
Belt.
AT Rockford RHE
Cedar Rapids. o O020O0010Ooo1 IA 6 /
Rockford .....1 10000 100000 03 II 4
Ba~tteries-Gibson and Weaver; Elliott and
Thiery.
At Decatur RI
Decatur .........1 o o 0 - Z 2
Terre Haute.....0 0 0 o 0 0 0 OIL 2 2
Batteries-Dorner and Rollins; Swain and
Starnagle.
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BUFFALO. ~. Y, July 4-winners at
Fort Erie: Isis. even: Henry Zitt. 3 10 1;
Orontas. even; Ben Mac Dhui. 2 TO /; The
referee. 10 l: DIR. Riddle. ga 10 1; Terry
Ranger. 6 to l.
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Stolen Bases-McFarland, Suthoff.
Sacrifice Hits-Wilmot, Flynn.
Two-base Hits-Lalley (2), Wilmot %,
Burns. Hickey. Stimmel.
Three-base Hit-Stimmel.
Struck Out-By Burns. 8; by Stimmel. 10.
Bases on Balls-Off Burns, 3; off Bailey,
>: off Stimmel. 2.
Hit by Pitcher-By Burns, /; by Slim
mel, ?.
Time-l:45.
sUmpire-Nullane.
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The National Circuit races will be held
At Newly Oval the evening OF Aug. Z. al
the fast circuit chasers in the country will
BE here TO contest In these races. The A.
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The pitching Of Roell was superb. He
pitched both games. Scores:
Morning game: Il Z
BateSville ........2 0 ! 3 3 0 o 5-l4 10 D
Grays .............O o 0 5 0 0 IA s 6
Batteries-Roell and Terry; Boehning and
Martin.
Afternoon game: r II e
Batesville .....3 2 l 0 2 0 3 3 3-17 16 4
Grays .........0 l ? 0 o 4 2 ~ Z
Batteries-Roell and Terry; Millerhouse
and Martin.
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CRAWFORDSvILLE, Ind, July A.
Smith was in fine form. which tells the
story of the game. Score:
H
Charlottesville 4 o / 2 0 OF 1
Marion .........0 0 90 o 90 S 4
Batter;es-Smith and Kent: Taylor and
+. Merrywell.
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Easy Victory for Marion.

MARION. Ind. July Aside from
Yerkes's pitching. this mornings game was
featureless. Score:
r II +
Marion 800 l 0 2 4 / 3 o oil 10 4
Fort Wayne % o 0 0 o 0 0 / IL 6 9
Batteries-Yerkes and Kellner: Daniels
and Fuller and Bevans and Smink. Um-
pire-Hornung. Attendance-70.
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Southern League.

At Little Rock-Little Rock. Is; Shreve-
port, Il.
Little Rock. s; Shreveport. 2.
AT misunderstanding, Z: Selma, 6.
AT Observation-Disclosures, II; Mem
phis. 5.
t Chattanooga-New Orleans. s: Chatta-
nOOga, 8.
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BATESvILLE. Ind, July 4-The Bates
Vile Stars won two interesting games wit
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GREENVILLE. Miss, July 4.-To-day's
game was the most brilliant and exciting
ever played in Greenville, and the great
Fourth OF July crowd was kept constantly
on edge. The game stood nothing 10 MOTH
Ing. when Matthews batted in three runs.
Greenville did not get a run Score:
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The afternoon game was exciting and 1t
required eleven innings TO decide it. Score:
r II E
Marion ..........-..o OoOoo5OOO1-6 . 2
Fort Wayne........0 10000 0-5 10 .
Batteries-Egan and Kellner: Mullen and
Shrink. Attendance-1.50
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B. c. has a number of the best racers I'M
der contract to ride at all National Circuit
meets. and these riders and others will be
here.
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Batteries-Coggswell and Cross: Williams
and Zinram. Umpire-Latham. Attendance
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Reclining and Rolling Chairs fr parior ana
street, Carrying Chairs. Wheeled Couches, Pod
Sterllizers and Desiccatsrs. Feeding and Spit
Cups. Electric Belts. Insoles and Batteries
Bath Cabinets.
WM. IL. ARMSTRONG q CO.
"a AID 22s s. Meridian street. indianapolis. Ina
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INDIANAPOLIS WON FIRST
But GRAND RAPIDS WAS PERMIT
~ TED To TAKE THE SECOND.

Two Games Played in All the Cities
. ~ but One-Mornfng Game Taken
- by Observation-Disclosures.
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Batteries-Fender and Williams: Mile
and Ramp. Attendance. $500.
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BONDS


WE OFFER
S14o,ooo Marion County, Ind ..........3ls
81, 900 indianapolis Inn provement ........6s
$50, 600 City of Marion. Ind .............5s
$4,000 Decstur County, Ind ..........-<ks
n 900 Scott County. Ind. as
$4,000 Union Traction Co. of Ind. ........6s
~ 5000 Warren Water Co.
%. 500 Thorntown, Ind. Electric Light. Sc
kauh Fertilizer Co. Pref. Stock
indianapolis Fire Ins. Co. stock. Price las
Ind. Title Guar. q Loan Co. Stock. Price 90
rice and particulars upon application.
T.. r. WILD Sc co..
Successors to Campbell, Wild q Co.
2O5 Stevenson Building.
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Batteries-McIntyre and Graff1usi
Cox and Herbert.
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n Wood & Co have sold the seven-st ory
apartment Iuu~" on the north conner Di
Cent al Park West and SlNDy-NiNth street
for lrOus \ Todd 10 one of the steel trust
mACnatr- at S6uD.0Oo The property front,
800 feet inches Oh the avenue and 100 feet uu
the street
charles I Barney has bought tho Haven
estate, complying Grhiy-"hr lots ON the
north and south -iuCS ,i lslst street, vc,l.
hlnIshlidge road and Fort Washington
i n,,dcnt Callawav of the New York Com
tai Rpilroad has bought No y Fast seventy
sixth strccr, q fyo-~'o'y American la~,Ir,ut
dwelling on lot ?oyio' s. from Rosclls Koin
Clprlrs l. Schuyler 4 co have sold NO
3l5 Nr,t Tooth street, u fye--lory American
basement dwelling, FOR James liyIugstuu
TO "a NJ Fognr'y, al s4oooo
Dennis Hogan ha~ -",i to John j loo
the rlu' I9llX X.uO on the east side uf ST Nicho-
las avenue. 900 feet south of Roth -truct,
extending through 10 ldgccorhe avenue
The buyer will erect a s"ycn-Ntory apartment
house
>. GlNord y S;hyTm,n has s."ld for. 4 y
street, ilyc.story rgt, IN lot ?5ylOG
to Kldoi%R " Bcndhern the Blot. soxi5o. 6si
on the cast side Of Erosdwav 100 feet north
Of Academy street, and 10 Charles I Barney
avenue rs ieet north Of isCth ,trcct
Tho estate ~ Fucen" \ Fisher has cold
40 s0i West Flity-siXth 'trcCt, four-story
dwelling, on l%t lSyioo. 10 Thomas 5, God
30 Us James street, extending TO No 81
nrnt with store, on lot IS 2x75N23 sxe9 has
been Aold by Fitto 4 Co through Henry
Wise
The Dclmonico Building, at Broadway.
Fif'h avenue md Iwcnty-sixth street, has
been leased by the Mont GOmrry md Gibson
rstltcs, through DouPlas Robinson 4 co
10 John T. Martin ~ the Hotel Martin for
torn Of twen'y-"n" years. Mr. Martin Will
4. nduct a restaurant business, similar 10
Dcmonico's. after the building has been
Oyerhuulrd
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TO FIGHT MON M'LAUGHLJN.
The Brooklyn Democracy" Promises 70 Cause
the Boss a Lot Of Trouble.

Tho Brooklyn Democracy, an outerowth
Of the revolt OF former Senator Michael j.
CoiYey against the Willoughby Street ma
chine. Ii now ready To be formally launched
for active business Organizations have
been perfected in all the Assembly
districts, the enrollmeuts so far numbering
all the way from 100 to 700. All the arrange
ments for tho organization Of County Com
mittee, which is To comprise one delegate
from each OF the 5is election districts, have
now been completed and the meet ng for
that purpose Will be held NJ the old bfoOhIyn
AtherGum on Tuesday night All the dele
Believing that the present government
OF the city OF New YORK ls undenoCtHtiC.
and hostile To- the true inter ests ut the city.
and that lammuuy Hall rud NuiplghbY
Street are jointly responsible Tor eNlsNng
evils, and being deSirOue Of eltCtlng IN"
application Of purely business principles 10
our municipal government We hereby pledge
ourselves 70 the support and election Of slch
candidates for office at tn" noN. general
election AS may be approved by the
BROOKLYN DsmOCr1cv,' but in no event
will We favor or support the election Of any
candidates nominated by the SOC Cal!ed Demo
cratic city Convention OF the city OF New
Convention OF the county Of Kings held
under the auspices OF lamnany Hall or
Wilogghby street"
Among the recognized leaders In the move
ment are cN-Aldcrman Scott, former Con-
gressman Mitchell May Patrick Hayes.
Otto Kempnor p. J Carlin, Gottfried West
srnacher, Isaac VI kapper, Peter M'twen.
j Edward SwanstrO'n, ! Frank Belford.
Walter l.. DuTack and Edward J, Cough
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$4,000
besoo


ChrySilc ST IS - Htuone 81, 25SiOo. leasehold:
Louisa ManlCT VS. Charles II Weiss et ali Attys
. 4 e. j NCDcuIDU
i2sth st. Il $ 100 - sth ay 2sxs1 II; Eleventh Ward
Rank W. George FincR ct al, atty q y y StlllIuAn.
So .tnsrn Boulevard, u g 100 ~ AIMS Av, rs AZ
ErsN.iXgOB. southern boulevard. n s. l50 II 0
~ AIMS av. IS INgO AX,rreg. southern boulevard,
ms l76 ) p st AIMS Ay 2j.5AST ilGrreg: Robert
{ Watson ct al, eNrrs. &c. W John boyle Fl al
; actions atty. q BhDks.
lOOtn st. S. ltO v "a az 2iNlOO. z Jacob Rosuck w
Jacob GolhNam ATTY p Cook
New York ant Harlem ". H. es, $50 from post
Ia enst cud ~ new bridge runs - Ia 6X Sc '0SA
sV llEN u " li0 to SAID rHl3naI q 100 ~ beg
contains roo T. IL ljc pcTchcs. except part taken
for Railroad av Eat the Mutual LIE Insurance
Go NJ Sew YORK " john \ Carney et al. eXcrs &c.
auyS. Russell 7.
Cata,iral Parkway lloth St, MS 700 7th av.K7sx
~ II. Phll|D II Abbott ci al VS. Ella jenkins fore.
close lien atty, II \ Nicu.
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10 INvKsTIGAIE rAIE MANS BEA7B.
Wilson Fought Under Prize Hing Rules Short
Tine Before Ills Death.

NEW HAVEN. May after brief funeral
services at Battel Chapel, at II O'Clock this
morning. Gen. Blulord wilson took the body
Of his son. Bluford VII on. Jr.. the Yae
student who died here Yesterday, tohis home
In Springfield. Ill, for b riu. Dr c Purdy
Lindsey, who attended tho young man.
says death was directly due to typhoid fever
and that the physical enCuuntgr- which
Wilson had shorty h fore his Illness had
nothing to do with his death. The local
authorities consequently permit cd the re-
poval OF the body. An Investigation Of the
facts in the case will be made, however, by
the tale faculty.
Wilson, who would have been graduated
in June, was an athlete and for two years
had held the Yale lightweight wrestling cham
pionship. Six we,k- ago Wilson and Jim
CofIin. a freshman, engaged IN a rru, trk-
able bout The first two falls were draws
and the final bout lastrd an hour The men
were completely exhausted and Wilson, IN
able TO stand the strain, gave up. wilson
went home 10 Illinois for M Easter recess
and returned not feeling we'll soon after
his return he became engaged IN an encounter
which began in Morey'~ loWpe Bar md IL
said 10 have ended in Wilson's rooms IN an
derbilt Hall with regular seconds and prize
fight rules After This encounter he went
TO the Yale infrmarv IN a serious condition.
Wilson evidently had been suffering from
walking" typhoid for some time. lie grew
steadily worse until his death yesterday
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WANTS AND OFFERS.

dam A,.---OIer two corner lots on Broadway
(MAShlngtOn HelgliSD, M a bargain t.su,
corner plot with three fronts on Washington
Heights AT bargain. Also, plots aiong mo
line Of the RAPID Transit road.
FOLSOM BROS, S35 Broadwey--Orsr 3s,ory
high stoop house on Lexington a., near 4sd #.
pIce. $4,000. Also, InNhm house - West
9Th ST.. with a 2story shop on McnosgHl alley,
business Also. 3.Story dwelling on lln ,t,
near j'h av,, 24xlO3. 3, pricc. S-t,ono
JOHN r DOYLE a SON, - William St--ONcr
Amsterdam sy., northwest corner o. .aNA
St. - ilvluo price. $4,000. Also, 2uufuI
front house IN 81. Nicholas ay. between l.l,I
nnd roth SIS Also. 267 -cD Yves, 7oth ST. Two
3-Story dwellings. lNBN5ANlp0 price. S'Hurp
each. Also a. West y3d 81, 5stprN suyl"
nat, 2oXOONlo0. prize, $4,000, mortgage S23 900
1t ptf trl'. rents flr S5,,0n.
rutland 4 Viii ING. BC'kman 81 uItr &
country -tat IN the moth shore u Long lsrnd
hail mile waterfront and 75 acres of upland,
With modern house, h9ins, &c. pTct, ShI.Nu.
free and clear, vii take nTSt tiSS city I,uirrty
IN part or triltr pa. rprnt Also, drslrallc Cp.utg
or NRshiBL ION ard Charles SIS, 1oXGa. fpe ~
Improvement Niso, invcsit mt rroper' In
tobacco district pays per cent. uct, one Tenant,
price, s.s 500, nee and clear Also. lot on lI,iN.
vich ST, near Canal 25S'on, pflcr, sl0.oW fee
and Cloaf Also, Mot Of - lots on 'lr lyet .t.I
near iONh ST. Also. corner dwelling on q 70.
son Ay. near A7th St 2nX 10. Ai,o. cone, apart.
m'B on Mah~ur az. near g,tH -. aallON
WM. HENRY FOLSOM, - N'st 2U'G "l url,
Istofy house IN IN" Gus - loot front L,N p.uNt.
ing; bathroom extension rlcc Sij,noo. Also
dwelling on Lexington ay, near ssh st. ~ 'ont
front good order price. s:Lnno. Also. aN'h 49,,
near OH ay, 1 story private house buffers pan.
Try eytc' Ion; two bathroom. price, t3@.uIu
Also. n i6th 81, near Lexington as. private
house. mortgage $4,000 at AZ Per cent. Price,
plo, Of foui lots near elevated station. pnc'.
sli5.nOn
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Recorded Leases.

iieth 81, 3OOH "; CH Van Dchsen TO George
- Aslone.. yrs .........,;-..,...;....
Clinton st, ll6, 25XlOO. Pauline Jacobs TO
Albert Gordon, , yrs.......
fohtu ". 9Jl T. Henry Batten'eld 10 Frederick
{ FleCk, 5yrs,...,,.,.....,,. .,..,.,,.
Monroe Vt. 3Sz David Brncr and ano TO
Harry Brmberg ; s.2 .,,,.........
Az 4, 200. and 18Th st. 500 e, George hlcsel
" JOAN Stlhfng, 5 5yTs......,.,...,.,.
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DI ~.

CIIPPoRD.--A Norr',joWn. y j.. Friday.
May ). 1901. Thomas T Clrord. aged 50 years
Funeral services 81 Church NJ the Assumption,
Moristown, y. j., on Monday. May =, 1901. at
10 A. NJ.
DAWSON. On Tuesday April 80, 1901 suddenly.
william S Dawson. I'm his elst year
Funeral private. I0ternent al Princeton. v j
MCCALL On Saturday. MAJ 1 1901. at her rs,,
dcncr. Past "a st. Emma. widow Of James
Nicholas Mccall.
Funeral service, gt her 'a;e residence At 70 4. NJ,
Tuesday May T. 1907.
STAPLES - on Sa:arG,. M,y 4. 1901 Markham
T.. Staple. @..I FL. .f.I,
Friend, amt rr'a.roS ara r..n'.''lNy invited to at
tend his funrra. ou Tr'..r". Nay :. ta.l At
II 4. NJ. from - Wary "r.'.,aut Fr'scupa.
Churcl. Vp."'.. I....
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i3Gth S. s. 400 81 AIMS av, i25GioO:
M,chAP. Hcdt Us Frederick W beGiNe.
April %. IDOL. .......
CeItfal Park West. 5 " cor ilsi s. g5Sls5,
Frank II SIrsk " A.OE,o B hlZht. Dee p.
1900 .... ....... ........ ........ ..... ...
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Assignments OF Mortgages.


10Th st. Nas T. Paul Suohmcler vS Staisholt
& Tracy amt J14n GflmI Ira.....
7lSi n. ? 5, 49, " Ncti Lnd AZ, 5leGlo0.
James J FollCU ys Kate G brown. .... ..
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Susintss nutirc5.


For Brain worker. ana ov"rthXed nervous sYs
toms PINE NEEDLE EXTRACT IN baths viii prove
restiul and qurtIng. PARK \ TILFORD Agents
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downtown
f.Souih Of Fourteenth 81

Plans Filed For New Buildings
DOWNTOWN
tSouih Of Fourteenth ST.
7th av 10. Improvement 10 stable, Rhine
lander estate, owner g q Jackson, EOS 49,.
Vest l7ih st. architect. cost -. 80. sioo
Arnold Cohen. owner bernstein, architect; ~ ooo
PIKE 81. s4 improvement to charel and meet
INK room: Protestant L { II Society for
Seamcn, owner; nens LAfarre, arch. ,oo
Broadway 2aS 2ss improvement, to o,,c.s:
AuGas! hiemmi,nssw1y. i,,s oSl1s 0SGsI; 10, hmm 100
7th 81, 27l r. improvement 10 dwelling
benjamin Hoffman, owner, Rogers
Sander. las Siuyyesant st, architects ono
White st, NJ improvement, to factory. Ida
I r Hopkins 20 Worth 81, owners; Fran. 40
els Sickels architect. cost .,.....,....,. eOo
EAST SIDE
IEaa n Futh ar beueeH Fourteenth and ION H')
6Uth st. 5 T.: Improvement ~ dwelling, Ame
liz Friedman owner Cleyrfdon Punel ., ooo
9th as. SU5. improvement to studios and store:
y Healy, 40 cold st. owner, White ooo
list ay, W $ IS i,d ST; improvement TO tene
meut Herman ManGclbaum. t.' East 3"'h ,oo
-. owner G Stcgmnyer, architect cost. 100
I'd ay and 6Ith 81. E cor improvement ~
factory. D Chescbro, owner George ,,o
Butt, architect. cost ...,,. ...... SoO
Sd av. i5i0. Improvement to dwelling and
studio, IA 5 DAVIS, owner; Sass Small ,oo
he!Scf. architects. cost ,..... .. oOO
Madison nv. i5i improvement to dwelling Z
Harkhcmcr n Last DIST st. Owner
FouchauX, broadway and 1920 81. aTcIIi-
VEST SIDE
tweS of Fnth ar. he'uscr Fourteenth and l!0th 80.
Broadway. 1888 1851. improvement to hoitl
and STORE. Nathaniel Niles estate, l4B
Broadway, owner c Miller, III Nassau
ST. architect cost ....., .............. to.OVC
Broadway. 1913. Improvement 10 store
Weber 4 Fields, Urnc.s, Frank Collins, -
architect cost ........ .... .... ........ lzo
HARLEM
tMdrhdrln Iddnt north of lioh st.
lssth at S. $50 Broadway two story
dwelling j ! Dotdan. Aal Park nv, owner.
Ney.llc 4 Bagge architects, cost ........ $1,000
BRONX
Borough OF The DronT)
Pro.rect nv and is2d 1t. u cor. three-sto
tenement. James Fenry, l36 East 45ih
ST. owner, j l. Jordan. iIe West leih 81 -
architect cost ........ ...t toeOo
Plnle st. " q, 200 n Is;ayein av, three story
tenement. Lena Nerrh 7OS East l44ih
st. owner Louis TAlk, architect cost t..,. e,oOO
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HARLEM
fNg1h1,,1n I.I,nd ,o,,b n
lBoronlh % IN, RtonrN

Borough 70 The BvO7r)
Simpson st. W =, eco Freedman st, i78
nSlHirrrg MaX Altmeyer. referee, 10 John
bat1gats ay. e ), $40 RingSbIldzc road.
i1aNl 100. Martha e Bergman to John
t',chSnn and wife, 81. nIigc sl.5OO. ...
ELLIOTT av, :, 2pl n Elizabeth ST. 5Oyl25.
Henry llai'cn ~ Amelia Builer........
Jackson av, :. n 4. lot o.. map Belmont
village. @JNiru: sarah Browning 10 Sarah
~ Schne'cr. rSsl.,..............
konls Az, s, 500 5l.lOk -x26Gll2. Morris
Lyman 10 SopAie ROsenthalet. $ 81.
mtge 81, 900
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY
Sun rises .4.h5 sun sets. $3.50 Noon rises ono
HIGH wArfR-THlS DAY.
Sandy Hook s:la Gov rd $40 Hell ate 1899
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OlO BOOKS "'~IEA i"-i mIoadwaG
WV SSO"~ ADrN" Istd st. y. Y.
Large and chnrf ..ur".Uf ~ I'D bl'a,. Oh
phLtA, r,c u,, ...p.. .... ....u. .,..u.
SIC S-n"rru'nl r..'a. rd irr'.u Tom
Jones, Candid. loHGr- II..''. |ul h.u ~
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Recorded tiortgage,.


(south OF Fourteenth ~
Where no interest is stated read per cent
WashlnG,on s,. on sit, cor Morton 81,
runs g lss II 10 Greenwich ST, 62s 70 634;
Richard JacoOus 10 Charles II Chumar.
IadiSos st, " W.. lot o7 map North Gouycr. '-''V'
per cent - - -. .. ~ 1000
man and Manuel Oppenhcim 10 Francis
Porsyth St. " 5. rs Houston st: Morris
cent -. .'.'.-.''. 10000
same, yr, 0 per cent -, - $4,000
same, yr. per cent =. ...'.-..' .,.....,. $1,000
FORSYTH st. s. 2GSh Houston 81 same 70
same, yr. per cent ., ....-'...,. $4,000
Wcitrfcr u the Nouh New York Cobpera
tive Building and Loan Association. yrs,
EAST SIDE
(ElH Of Fiph ar. otiuccu Fourteenth and ion H,D
io2d st. ioI T. Minnie Wirtc to sophie Rossn
t.aItr. - q per cent 80. ......'.' $500
I'd Nv. v $. I. 6uth 81 Frances I Downs to
Vincent Horny. lnStalS. o per cent ..... 100
3sd Il. 3a J.. Madison Realty Go 30 the Bow
cry savings Bank. ~. per cent ....... 1880
Same property; same to l0"e II stewart.
dlc be- T. ijo2, ! per con-, -. .'....',' 1000
3sth 81 ila f. Sncdon Hopkins To Archibald
AMcGIasAan. edn, &c. 8 yis, per cent. 10000
wEs~ SIDE
Uvea ~ run lr. bs',rr'n FJr-''H'h ana ION s,D
4Sh 81. rs y Evan Evans % Elm N and
Florence EoirGa, 1SsA"li, % yrS, per $780,.
a,G % ,t. 80 v ra,r,ck Gallagher to chris. ''O''''
toph"r Mitchell due Ja'y !, i1os. per
s,u st. 21a v. ls,.rc . solomon to Henry '''
-nCa,p'n, dye ,. Jun" iG, i,l', O. pei cent 1000
Taylor To- Bond aad Mortgage Guafantre
Co, ". 9 per cent. .............. $4,000
HARLEM
tHanhatln IAIud, norm or il0h 81
i29,h st. ns 2joe 7th ay. Julia Grots to Louis
80 \ gl, ] 7. o
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Louis Lese and Alber, Deutsch loan julia - M
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SDrClal Not rrs.

pOST srEfIT 70 ST"CTRy Home rrAt.
msnt cures ApIrIl,rt, pI"s. email tHu.nrs. and all
vomans dse SOS, r"frrruUr. a. 'rr free Nal
ARCi'|'NihtE .Nr. ''ft rru1dwsv
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WANTS.


FOLSOM BROS. S35 Broadway-want SstoIy
private house on the West Side between lsth
and JOth sis not over S25, 600 Also, private
house between Washington 50. and tOth ST., IN
exchange for q MUntelait residence equity
Sl2,OOO - a.. ao
p. l.. KENNEII.Y & Co, 7 Pine 81 Want 20
foot four story dwelling west Of Central Phtk, norm
side Of street. with dining room extension muS'
have eight sleeping rooms, 49, .
rutland < WHITING. Beckman 81 - want
factory ste on waterfront or on uunk line falltOau
In exchange for fully equipped factory In nei2h-
borhood of ?3d ST. and 9th av" l25NloN price,
sl25.OOO free and clear or Warehouse on ,Oum
81 rented Tor 81, 600 Price, $50, 900: Also, i0r
cash customer, a leht factory building between
23d ST. ard CITY Han centrally located, corner
preferred. price 100000 W S+OOOO possession
within six months. A.. A.,
DE SsIDISG BROS, l40 Broadway Want 'ts IN
Washington Heigh hts district, corners Ptcisft,,u, ,
and clear city lots In iTadc for three parcels OF
inc lruc property having total equity OF S59'OW'
OF might exchange for equity OF Individual par
GELS . .-,.
cHAS GRIFFITH NOSES bro, 1860 Amsterdam
Az Want n good fat on Manhattan or MuIh-
lngSlde Av. In exchange 10Y a Ju aF Voine'' ''""'
Tor Improvement. a. .,.,. O., ,r.,,.
wM nENiIY FOLSOM. - West e1th ST. " anus
a private house % foot front near dth nv, De-
tween aith and 10Th stS., for cash customer AiSp.
dnlng room extension house, 2n ni more iee'
front near Madison av.. south OF 7sd ST. Also.
plot 5ONiOO near 5th avr between sam anu OO''
SITS for builder no loan required 49,
WRICHT BARCIAN. 2k0 DrpndvhN-N ANS
four story and basement private house, 70 zee,
wide, on or near Lexington av, between "=d anu
s2d sS.
cuAS cPIrPITU NOSES & BRO. 1860 Amster-