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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03
Imported Ladies' Gloves for Easter
Wear.

We h'vc lust received ullr spring i'm
lorintiors 1T Ladies' Gloves. Soc our
window. Pri"" Il Jenkins, lio WNon-
iNg HN, niue. -
Teachers Will Anticipate Monday,
monthly reports Thur5daN evening.
\" Coo. Howell.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03

Ask for Kelly's union crackers. i.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03

Tie wedding Of Mss Aund Rose of olnc
street, iud George o. sharp. Of Quincy ay,.
aps, WI take pll Quay at roon. lhe muiia.c
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY William NJ Ryan: sOth-st. No IT2 lT6. $. I6s
z o. Amsterdam lots each 20NI022 4 story
br dwg n samuel Hoyt Jacob Weinberg - al
actions J. ? and ,. DAILY. II q n. attys Augustus II
Aandepoei ref. amount due each SO 2 -. subject
on each. S>s3 II No 277 Bleecker-st. cor
Jonesst. sxsO. 6story br hath0use. with
stores. Nathan HutkoI Amelia Glass Morris
subject prior S+5T6l -.
etc. 81 07s 81 shave. 44il II OF lS5th-st, ok
100 vacant. voluntary sale.
BY y Phoenix Ingraham No l3I l9th-st. n l35 II =
a Irving Place. 24x79 5-sory br fat n Martha + Egg
bert James Greves and ano. rxrs. etc George W
case. ir atty. George W Ellis. ref amount due,
So sOG 81. sub taxes etc slll4 %.
BY Philip A smyth: No ola lith-st s. 2ls II 2 OF
ave b. 25x94s. Gstory br ten h. with stores. simon
Adler auo Harris Goldberg - al; Isaac Roths
child sty: Cohalan ref due. S6517 -
sub 20 etc S432 81
BY Herbert A sherman: Sal East ssth-st. 81 II
Isf-ave 2sxIOO5 n. with stores Joseph
Inc T Colt Clarence Briggs e al. Stedman & l.
attys: Matthew DAILY. ref amount due sii 100 80 sub
jet 20 taNeK, etc. $3.50 90
BY Peter Meyer 4 Co; Broadway. seaman and Ishsm
aves 2I5th 2ITth 21sth Park Terrace and I :
ship Canal Of the Seaman property; voluntary
81 n 90 II Of Park 2JXlO6 H.
Q story 2 n BERNSTEIN agt samuel Ginsberg
al. Strasbourger. ". Z & :. attys; McDonough
ref SO 963 81 subject prior $1,000
and Ss67 -. 3Is West li3thst 2i8 ;
o is. sN100 Il. , b dWg n Helen /
Hubbard Henry James al CNo % Nhitheld Terri
sect prior mtse 5000 and taxes, etc s3s4 10 AZ
I3radhurst-a 1872 u % i45th-st, l. 2xSO3 3
STORY dwg n: Hubbard ast Henry James e al
Go u; Whitfield TerrberrE. ATTY; II G Minor ref;
due 50 T+0 80. subject 20 prior mtge 5000 and
taxes. etc. S76s IL
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80, Tour story brownstone double tenement
~ Suses L9xlp feet each. Nos % and IA 9ls. 9ls
- -. 20 and % East Ninety-seventh-st-
~; D Morgan has sold for T. 4 Snow Gut
wing Brothers the plot 772xlO0 feet. the north
esst corner OF Eleventh-ave and One-hUndred-and-
seventy fOurth-st
M = q e. Ernst have sold to Dennis MCGOWAN
80. Washington Terrace three story and base
n rnt dwelling house i 9Nf0X62-6 feet
}: +. sade has sold No. g East Sixty-sixth-st.,
20xl00
= scott 4 Son have sold FOR Benjamin Cnger No
10 Last seventy flrst-st-. three story brown
stone dwelling house lot I6.SxlO22 feet. They
nave also sold Cor Louis Harris No eos East one
huIored-and -siNtE -eighth-st-. four story brick
and stone building. 25X57X1 feet
James Callahan has bought 40. 2is6 Elgnth-ave-.
lot 25xlO0 feet
Jacob LeItner has sold for William Kraus the
northwest corner OF Observation-Disclosures tiefh-=t
ana Webster-ave. plot l10x2I9 feet, 20 John Nil
lenburg. The reported price is 81. oOo
solomon Cohen has bought through Simon Fine
and X Cohen the tenement house No 1I2 Goerck-st
Ranald II. Macdonald & co. have sold An
toinette Bloodgood for " Lndhem & Co. the en-
tire block bounded by One-hUndTed -and-stx ty-
eighth and Oue-hundred- a nd -sixty-ninth SITS and
Clay and Teller aves- containing fOrty-hve lots,
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THIRD PERIOD
SHOOTING AT CREEDuOOR.

A detachment OF the eth Regiment. composed Of
Companies a. D. r G and X field and STAFF. nom
commissioned STAFF and hospital corps. under the
command OF Major A. W. Conover 500 officers and
men. qualified yesterday marksmen and received
the State decoration. or the number OF men prac-
Using for the sharpshooter decoration &c
ade the required score OF p at five hun
bred yards and a total OF - more al both five
hundred and six hundred yards. The weather was
favorable, with a hight o'clock wind. The Skin
mish conducted Immediately after class
firing under the usual conditions, each man
firing two rounds al each distance OF Ave hundred.
four hundred and three hundred yards advancing.
and three hundred and fifty and four hundred yards
retreating al the targets. counting follows:
Prone figures 8; target. 2 The shooting and issu-
ing OF decorations was under the supervision OF
Laeutensnt-CoOnel y. B. Thurston. ordnance Of
hoer. y. C. y. Y. assisted by Captain J. r. Hege-
man. Fifth Brigade stan and Captain ". II. Pal
mer, inspector small arms practice IN Regiment
Upon receipt OF the news OF Acknowledgement
HoIman's death Leutenant-COionel y. 3. Thurs
Immediately ordered the national colOrs at half
mast Colonel Appleton, OF the It'll Regiment. doing
likewise with the flag az the 9TH Regiment club
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CAPTAIN KILLED on gCOW.

Alfred Ostman, thirty-seven years old. captain
q scow No "A, was killed on his boat yesterday
afternoon near the Sandy Hook Lightship- os'-
man was the only man on board lie was en-
gagged in operating the machine "hlch ouinps
mud into the water He was near the crank OF
IN. v-,nalass which is used TO open the bottom
OF the sooyy. when the crank few back with ter
rife force and struck him on the head HIS
brains were scattered on the deck OF the Doat;
His body was removed 10 the police stauoh OF
the harbor police at Pier A, ana Vas iStes Ie
moved 10 the morgue. IL thoushl tHat A-7 NN
fly lives in Gloucester. Mass . 1,,
The scoz is owned by Maurice a cumming :,
OF No Il State-st and was being toWeo py the
tugboat Charles Runyon.
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to Regina shsln: mortgage. sl9. 600: R 5; sli...
Era F4Tk West : III = \ of Ig e.nss.
aor1gase $1,000. r :. $40 90 -
''3,a p 10 3sl 2sxl25 Louisa MintuTn 70 George
soth-st No 10 East 20x..Ss :. Harriet " Brown
= Ws4sn u Patterson. mortgage. 1850 X
AMSTERDAM ave. = ; y # q soJh-st. 25xso
$1,000: r : sl4 - ...---.----.-
'sth-st. Nos "a and 238 East. 40x1UO5: Louis
a.rss = Morris Jacobson; mortgage. SIS 800;
Broadway. v corner i4aa It. 90 1I1Ioo. william
Broadway No 80. :. s5xIIs ex24 IIxIlss: Viz
Elhia Aackay Smith - al executors etc. 70
ii+th5st. No - IVES. 2ox16io IL Addie s,iHman
at Ne lia 76 ana : 8 oTtsa 4,
t'.IIS'o,4 - MarketheId-s 63x653. Edward
Ad-lne Borcf r. So. 5rori,ara III saG
45th-st. No l2l West y srs9. 1850 = sanford
o,t 70 James Hebron p 5. s25: mortgage, Se0ooo
Johnson II. 10 Emanuel HeiInrr and another.
+ :. SIS. mortgage, SIS. POO. Observation-Disclosures.
Maiden Lane. Nos ~ and -. and No 81 Liberty
ADELAIDE Z Myers TO Frank D Allen. r : s225:
Oh ave : : 80 # : Of s2d-st. 22xioo william
..W Hal! TO Nate F Timmermann. 5 sl69-
aSth-st. No - East. 55xss-g: Georgiana 9 stone
42I-st. No 12a West. 5jxi6o5: Kate F smith to
Sarah Gardner. Z :. $3I 80. mortgage $4,000
Perry-st NJ 1876 10 I72 : s0xS2 Ak irregular
Maria A Bright 81 al 10 Frank L Froment p :.
49.h-st. 5 s I6i4 IT W q Gth-ave y 4x1o04
Mary Glynn 10 William F Rounds; R :. s25.-.
saaie Dearborn. r =. So so. mortgage 5000.
s1IiIv an-st :. 10 II of Spring-st, 25x10o'
Leopold Kaufman 10 Luigi ONTO and another;
X :. $50: mortgage SO 600. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Hh-aye, No Cos to 619 and No 147l l4s5
Broadway: Amos Emo TO subway Realty Com
pany; r :, 500 .....................
efIh-st :, $50 n Of 2d-aye. 25xl022 Pincus
l-owenfeld and another "a Henry Rossnstein,
mortgage. 81. eco: r :, 81 so ..................
suilEan-st. :, 100 II Of Houston 81. 25KlOOx
@4-IlNluO; Virginia : Mackay-Snith 81 al.
Hcutors, TO Cesare Razzetti. r s SaJ.........-
S'th-St. No y West. l6SxlOO5: Charles Myers
Edward " Harris. r : $50. .......-...-.-..-
00tf-st, :. 81 n OF 9Th ave 1SxlOO5: Daniel
Freedman 70 Charlotte L Bishop. r s S+5. 81.
l44fh-st. :. l25 II Of CHfton-ave 5Ox1O0
Annie Berger TO Juiius Livingston. mortgage.
$50 0OO. z : IS '.'.
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REsrLTs BY COMPANIES.
COLLEGE ATHLETIC GIVES.

Some excellent sport is promised az the twenty
sixth annual athletic games OF the College OF the
City OF New-York which will be held at Berkeley
Oval on Saturday afternoon In addition 10 the
regular list OF track and field contests there viii be
q club relay race at one mile. IN which the West
Side Young Mems Christian Association 81.
Bartholomew and Knickerbocker athletic clubs
have already entered teams. There viii be in ad-
dition class relay team race. Three special BIZ
cycle races have been arranged. as well, between
teams representing Yale and Columbia The dis
ssnces vii be- a Quarter. half and one mile. The
meet will wrind I'D with a OF lacrosse between
the teams OF the College % the city or New-nork
and the Staten Island Athletic Association
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

The auction offerings Of real estate yesterday re-
suited follows:
By William n Ryan 21I s5th-st. n =. . OF 3D.
ave- 25KlOss, story tenement d; \ stewart - a.
trustees Nina oppenheimeT al Phlbin. Il &
" attys; II " B1okstayer ref; amount due, Sl6Ss3 10
subject ~ plth. SllVrDt 40
eth 3O06 u of 7thave. - 6xsE' IL story b
r h. Il T Rowley Rachel Feldman al: Wilder g. A.
attys- Z GuCgenheimer. S23 36l 81
subject etc 137 %. the pltn. SIS 500
BY William Kennedy 15i 87th-st. lS6 II OF ID
ave 27xlvJ II. tenement H. voluntary sale; bid
IN $1,000.
By D. Ph0niK Ingraham: 93 and - University Place.
$50 n Of 12th-st. S3SX lJuN
z 1OI. place. AS. part taken
FOR said place fourteen story brick GWg houses with
sores University Place. Joseph
el33oVo. 81 and 3s4 BrJ-1ne-st, - q II Mul-
berry -, 81 2z'1 aN2G 6x 10 two brick stores
and dwg houses Emily Thorburn sgt Louis j cox 81 al
De X. Charles y Morgan.
John Pameiri S24 3SO n 10
2 OF M0tt-st lT11x0G 5xl0 IlxgT vacant voluntary
sale Withdrawn. $50 Broome-st. z =. pa e Mu-
beryst "a 9Ka0 1Ox22 llxs64 story store
sale 70 John Faneir for slS, go.
BY Peter r Never q 60: Avenue A. n = 62d-st
looJNlOl 62x0l. zxsgz2 trustees
Jane ! Cooper deceased Ehrenreich Brothers for
So. 500.
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POLO.
BoCKAwAY DEFEATS LAKEWOOD AT
THE wEsTCHEsTER COUNTRY CLr-B

The Country Club OF westehester inaugurates It's
annual polo tournament yesterday with q s,,r,+e,
-ontest between Messrs. W A Hazard Rere Ia
Montague y. ?. Savage and p r Collier % Rock
away, and Messrs George J. Gould Seward Cary
lanes Converse and r.. 4. strawbridge. represent,
,ng Lakewood. Play opened slowly. with the com
hatants unused the short field ana no. 60,
sure 20 their distance with the mallet Grad
uany however. the teams fell into pos,t,o, ana
after keeping on even terms for the first period
the Rockaways forged ahead Savage getting his
lne SAFER every minute and really placing the
ball Tor MS colleagues and taking several good
clear leaas hlmsef much TO the qualification OF
the onlookers. The new rule requiring ulav TO s-on
on the stroke OF the timekeeper's bell at the ex-
praton o. hfteen minutes bothered the PLAYERS
somewhat until they understood IT, and twice Saw
age had the advantage and would have scored
easily had the old regulations obtained In the
third period, Collier. who was as enthusiastic .s
usual. crossed player in full career and got in
front OF savage as the latter plunged through the
bunch 10 take the bah. Il was unintenrional ~
course nut all the same the alert referee noticed
the delinquency and inflicted the Ane OF hair a
goa" lhroughout the game, however Collier
played with great power
The third and fourth per,oss ,v.-a ,s. . -.
a do|npour OF rain, and the field took on the re-
seuoanoe OF lightly poughed land before MAY
stopped. The ponies kept their feet however and
while the bail naturally lay dead" quite frequent
~ ana needed e lot Of hard driving the style OF
play materially improved Gould rode on very we'll
en1 twice carried brilliantly. Strawbri PLAYED
MS position very Well indeed and saved some close
cans al NE goalposts. Mr.. Cary lacked zeal until
near the END. whec ne came up stronger Con-
verso made many neat cut under strokes. and IN
terfered effectively. La Montague was the favorfte
srrategcal play Hazard waxed brflIisnt AZ T,r5es
but let the opposing back get away ocrnsionsliv
follow anu men '0-'s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
WOOL EXCHANGE BUILDING SOLD

The Wool Exchange Building owned by stock
company. il is understood. was sold yesterday 70 a
syndicate which agrees 10 take all the stock
valuation OF 100000 The building stands in West
Broadway Beach-st. and 81. Johns Lane. II is an
eleven story brick and building a lot
fronting 15.5 feet in West Broadway 9s.3 feet in
Beach-st and l4l-s feet in 81. Johns Lane. As at
present, the first floor Will be given 70 banking
offices and The remainder 70 nffces.
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REAL ESTATE.
SOME IMPORTANT TRANSACTIONS RE
PORTED-wOOL EXCHANGE
BUILDING SOLD.

George De Forest Barton. in conjunction win
BENJAMIN Richards has sold for William H. Joost
no 70 West TEelfth-st. The property is three
story brownstone and basement house on iot
srlo2.s feet
sswson a Hobbs have sold for the NathAhiei
Niles estate 20 n. ID. Hotchks. No. 2iA Broad
way, running through 70 No. sW Amsterdam-ave..
The plot being Iss feet Broadway ana = zee.
VI Amsterda ave; price, s4o Ooo -.
&. Tuou 4 CO. have sold for Samuel Green the
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PLANS FOR NEWSPAPER BUILDING.

Plans for the new home OF The Nsw-Yorl
Press were fled yesterday al the Department of
Buildings by Arnold ". Drummer. architect who
fixes the cost Of construction $l0QO00 The new
building viii be erected for Henry L. Enstein. on
the plot Nos g. II and 70 Spruce-st. and will be
i've stories in height. the FACADE being OF brick
and Indiana limestone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
NEW FIFTH-AvE BUI DING.

A new business block will probably he erected in
Fifth-ave.. taking up the front between Twenty
sixth and Twenty-seventh SITS. for the Knicker-
booker Trust Company's uptown Offices The site
Of the Stewart Mansion. which intended for
this purpose is be used for hotel purposes. IN
stead. The land between Twenty-sixth and Twen-
ty-seventh SITS. was be used for a hotel 10 be
known the Brunswick. but the options this
purpose were allowed 10 expire yesterday.
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SUMNER RACE MEETS TO BE HELD.

Montclair MAY Is CspeciaD.-The bosthouse OF
the Young Mems Christian Association on the Pas
sale River al singac will he opened for the season
on saturday There are now twelve canoes IN the
house A number OF meets are 10 be held
during the summer. The athletic field IN the rear
% the clubhouse Is also being put In concitlon.
fFor ofh.r .ports Fourth Page
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PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS

66th-st, No 81 East. for a i've story basement
brick dwelling house, 20xTT; Archibald Muir
ray No 20 West 3thst. owner. A Allen %
East 5Sth-sr. architect ---.-.-.-..-.....-
<Sth-st. n = 375 II u fst-ave. for five story
brick factory. 5.1X1Oo. Il. Orange County Con
tract Company. Produce Exchange owner, John
x Snook & Sons, No PSI Broadway. architects
Spruce Nos q II and II. for a i've story
brick Office building. - 5T-; Henry L Einstein
No ~ West g3d-st. owner, Arnold " Brunner
No % Union Square. architect. .-.-........-..-
Raymond ave, corner Lafayette-st, Tor two
story frame yelling house. 2IXJ0. Joseph
Wagner, Uni0nport, owner; Ebeling, archi-
reCr
broadway. z corner 45th-st. for story
store and billiard room. 50. 7NS3 SXi0S H. Henry
4 Heuer. NJ 24p West 123d-st owner; T X
Cutler. No Is West 47d St architect .--------
Sd-ave :. 75-5 q 81 G3d-st. for n FIVE story
brick store and loft building, lSxlOO; James r
AcI-arrey, No 40 East 63d-s-. owner. Thorn Il
Wilson. architects. .....-..........
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RrYs RRoAp-sT. 30.

William C. Park. who has been investing IN rea
estate In this city lately took title yesterday q
the plot at Broad Beaver and Marketield SITS
The consideration was $1,000
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cox ESTATE PARCEL SOLD

The price received at auction Yesterday for Union
Court. piece Of property at Nos. 20 and IS Uni
versity Place which has not changed hands since
1910 was surprise to the professional operators.
The figure obtained was S139o00. The property was
sold by the owner. the Cox estate in order per-
nit division Of the estate. The buyer Jo-
seph Cox. OF the heirs.
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20. RoLpr GETs - MINTrRN I'D

NIX BOl~DI GETS 1hh MINIOhN hOOSE~
The title 10 the Minturn house. which adjoins
the Paran Stevens property IN Fifth-aye.. between
Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh SITS. was trans
ferred 10 George g. BOldt yesterday for $4,000
Mr.. Bolot now owns the entire Fifth-ave. front
between these streets, except the Havemeyer
house. and IL is reported that he has purchased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
RoNp Az rRusr coMPANY.s sTocK soLp.

A. a sale AT auction Of hundred shares Of
the stock Of the Central Realty Bond and Trust
Company. held the Real Estate Exchange yes
terday. the stock dropped thirty points. from S5Il
paid for the first lot OF twenty-five shares 10 $50
for the last lot The second lot. thirty in number
went for S55l. The par value is s19a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
SUBWAY COMPANY TAKES TITLE

The subway Realty Company yesterday az
CURED title from Amos F Emo 20 the property "
CO. 10 sis Seventh-ave and No ls71 70 Lass Broad
way, for consideration OF $50 o00.
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a RECEIVER APPOINTED.

Mitchell A. Robinson has been appointed receiver
FOR the rents OF No 1l West Sixty-1rst-st., in a
suit brought by Cornelia L. Elliott against Minnie
5000
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lsth-st Nos $40 and 3l2 East. Al sxse: Simon
jacobs TO samuel Matsh9k ana Joseph Resen-
ssth-st. Nos 81 and - West, ssxi0os. Isaac
gage SO. 00O. r ;, ST. -.-.-- GO
~ ave No . 37xiOO Max Marx 70 Philip
Hover mortgage. so. 600. r : Ss----.------. i
lOth 81 No 4sa 10 st6 East. Simon II Bergonen
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MAY SELL ASYLUM PROPERTY.

The Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum was given
permission by an order signed yesterday by Justice
GlldersleeVe, OF the Supreme Court. sell Us
property. situated between Madison-ave. and Park
ave and Fifty-first and Fifty-Second SITS. to
Crocker Clifford, for the Of 81 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
TRANsEER OF DOWNTOWN PROPERTY.

Adelaide =. Myers yesterday transferred 10 Frank
D. Allen the title Nos IS and - Maiden Lane
and Nos. 50 and - Iiberty-st for consideration OF
SOS 900. subject 10 a mortgage for 500 coo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
Counirp propsrtn 60 fct.

ITO LET.-Norfok, Conn. WiliaIre'' a new and thor
l. oughly modern cottage. attractive location and
views. high ground and golf links. bedrooms
laundry. pantry: equipped running
cold local and long distance telephone service
with accommodations moderate
Further information be obtained addressing
HOWARD. Postohice Box IBIS New York city.
ITO LET.-At Mount Vernon y. Y. from June lst 10
October list House fully furnished. containing
AL improvements and buffers pantry: grounds
1nxl3Q. accommodation four
and coschmans VIII be let a very reason
able figure. Address J. ". STOLTS ~ West 2i-s,
Mount Vernon. y. y.
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Countrn propertn for Sale.

gouuirn propertn for Sale.
NOR sALE-Sear the Connecticut R.rer-At a Grss,
Il Sacrfc~-A g-7tIenau's country place consst!aS q
BEAUTIFUL resl1srce with all improvements including
electricity steam heat. running water Fire
stables kennels and outbudngs. elegant grounds
OF 1000 a-res-inClCsed high fence
containing numerous ponds and brooks heavily stocked
with speCklei trout Ducks rufHed grouse. quail.
cock. rail- pheasants squirrels. rabbits etc great
numbers Address GEORiE W HALL. East Hadt4n
CCnn.
TNOR sAI.E.-The improved estate OF Arantorori
i Avenue contiguous % N-y port ana Miidf-;own n
Buildings IN prime 0rde-. large. FULLY rt-hrI
ready for living Outlook. w7ter irlinage unsur-
passed ApEly 10 . ". WILLARD the premises or
By letter addressed 20 Newport r p Real
take Notice.
I1oR sLLE.-choce resitence property with stable,
Il hontclar y. j All modern conveniences
Ia JERSEY AND IN COUNTIES NEAR NETWORK
CITY FOR SALE UPON EASY TERMS, BROK ERS AND
OTHERS MAY OBTAIN DESCRIPTIONS UPON APRIL
CATION MORTGAGEE. ?. o. BON 1874. NEW YORK
Gin propcrtn for Sale
A PLOT ON SOUTH STREET
FOR SALE 4OxlGO THROUGH TO WATER 81.
rutland a WHITING.
BEEKMAN STREET
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gonntrp propcrin for Sale or 90 Eet

gonntrp properin for Sale or 90 Let
A RYE-A comfortable twelve house: all i'm
y provemeuts. trees and ample grounds A harm
containing open and box stalls carriage room
Driveway from road 20 house also fOotway
front residence Location first class VIII sell lease
for term OF Address c. Box rs, New-YOrl.
4 YAE. CONN.-For or 10 let two carefully bul1,
l. furnished cottages. eleven and thirteen
richly furnished old Colonial house rooms
all with modern convene1ces. shade
stables. bathing fine views Also unfurnished
house Mrs. r. r. SALISBURY. New Haven. Conn.
IHNGIEwOOD AND vICINITYi-IIouses for sale Or
Il rent. Furnished houses H. WEATHERRY & co,
EngieWood. y ].
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A DvERT!sEMENTs and suhsertptions foT The Tribune
- their Uptown Office, No. lag Broadway.
I'd Slst-zt-. until o'clock advertise
received following branch Offices regular
once until O'Clock ?. VIZ; ID shave s.
23d-st. i5s 6th-ave. l2thst.: Mays 6thavs
West s2d-st. 6th-aye; s2 East iith-st 25T West
42c-st I5e East sTthst- f33s
5d-ave between 10Th and s7th SITS 1o2s 3d-ave near
6lst-sts Los sSth-st- T56 Trenolr-ave
$50 sd-av. near lrst-sf 55s 3d-avs 30 Bleecker-s
32S Beecker-st-
The Conservative, 1901-05-02
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