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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-26

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8weifer g9eif.
l6prtiebunal.

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tuanb ii6 innerlid in Mutb unb
Gdam unb aermarterte bergebens iei=
men fonf 10 erfinoeriiden Gopf na6
einent Mustueg-es gab feinen. Wlit
eiierner gntidloiienbeit iano fein ge=
brdn9er bor inn, uno Wenael muBte
ftb uioertuillig gelieben, baB er in Der
Sbat nod glimpflider bebanoeIt iuurbe,
als ct beroient bdtte.
0om naben air9t6urm I1lug es
eben balb elf. 9oftor Sanber eri6raf.
$50 ellen Sic bo9, rieF er in er0B=
ter nnrube. r9ie anberen Serren iinb
fi9er i6on fort, iDarum tuaren Sic
aud beute friib nidt gu 0aus! Sic
tollten oo9 eetpiB glei65eitig orauBen
iein?"
,Nein, cine 6albe Stunbe fpdter."
p@lei6 biel, id treffe lie nidt mebr,
unb tie tDeroen orauBen tparten.
Wenael erbob ii6 enbli9 uno i6ritt
gum G6reibtii6. gDas es i'm fotete,
bas @ebeimfa6 gu 6ffnen uno oas
corpus delicti beraus3uaeben, tpubte
nur er ALIEN. 9oftor Ganber fiano
bi9t binter ibm uno berfolgie ieoe
ieiner Bemegungen nit brennenoer
Mufmerfiamfeit.
ginige Wlinuten fpdter 6ielt er bas
peri6loiiene GOubert nit ieinem un=
mdbbaren Snbalt in Der 9anb.
.6omit mdre biefe Sadie abeetban,
fagte er, ben grief RAID in Die Sai1e
fdiebenb, .bas mar Die einia9e @ered=
tigteit, jebt tommt Die 6trafe: gliemals
ipieber tperoen gle eilen Nnndberungs=
beriu9 ON bas Mdo9en MAIDEN, um
beiienttpillen Sic bies 8erbreden be-
gangen baben, i'd tperbe tua6Iaue
Mu9en barber baben, lnb tpebe Sbnen,
tuenn lie ettpas unerlaubtes benlerfen.
Bet BEN gerinaiien Neriub miro Der
Weudelm0roer erbarmuagslos entlarbt
lperben.1
Mortlos ifarrte Wen3el i'm an, feline
bfei6en 2ippen beiuesten ii9, Dbne baB
elm 2aut b0rbar iullroe. gr iab f9red=
lid aug, uno 9oftor Ganber, Der er=
reidt, mas er 9eiuolIt, fanb es fiir oe-
ratben, Die Giidfebr ieiner 6ailuns
ni9t abautuarten. gr eing idnell bin-
aus, unb als Die 9biir ms G6floB se-
fallen mar, fdauberte er auiammen:
Gin 2aut tuie oas 8D9eln zines ber-
enoenoen &aubtbiers traf lein Gbr.
Sief aufatbmeno elite er Die Sreppe
berunter unb iuii6te ii9 brauBen, trOB
Der adlte, ben G6tueiB BON Der Stirn.
Cine 8ierteliiunbe ipdter, Die er ii9
burd Dergeblides Na6fragen in Sans
Bur9barots M0bnung Deridumt. iauiie
Elm @6litten nit ibm iiber 2ano.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-26
8. G intel.

Weit brallben Dor bem 9bor auf
elmer Gidtuns siuiIben Grleneebiliden
mar Der plaB, an tDeldem Der Gampf
auf SOB unb 2eten ausgefo9ter, Die
Sfbne fir begangene @brenl9ulo be-
5ablt tperoen iollte. Ser Sdnee mar
bier, 10 gut es aing, CUR Geite oerdumt
tpDrben, um cen Gdmpfern ni9t buioer-
lid au iein, uno bieie itanben fib gegen-
iiber, oas 3eiden gum Nnfane feitens
bes Gdiebsri1ters eriuartenb.
gus Der duBeren grfneinitiJ Der
bei0en Geaner tudre es iduer 81 ia9en
geiueien, iuelder BON ibnen Die meilien
Gbancen fir ben Gie9 9aben iuiiroe.
MOlf sei9te bon Nnfang ieines aon-
mems unrubige, 6aifige 8epea aHeelI
er mar iebr roib i'm @eIicbt uno mari
3umeilen ideue 8lide auf ieinen @egs
i,er. gs mar ibm in Der s A0t ni9t
mobl gu Mutb, er tpdre beralIc3 qern
nit einem 9erelei9 aus hem ublen
9anoel beraus9efOmmeu. Qlbsr Der
iiblide geriObnungsperIu9 tuar nit 10
eiiiger Mbipebr Ieitens Ieines Ceaners
ertpibert tpproen, oaB er jeoe SplfnunQ
aufgeben muBte. Gr bate idon ldnaii
unb bunbertmal oas 9anae frebelbafte
Spiel bereut unb i'm Stilten Die lln-
tpabrbeit ieiner eigenen 8ebauptungen
eingefeben. Sizes 8eiuuBtiein ma6te
feline 6ituation nidt an9enebmsr.
Menn MIR bic Sa6e bier erit 9limpfli9
iiberhanben tudre, bann uiiroe er un-
bersiigli6 ben Gtaub ben ieinen GIBen
i6htteln unb 8reslau fir INNER ben
@iiden febren. Seine Ga6en fanoen
Qepaft, er botte f6ou oieie Nadt auf
b0fli9e aufforberun9 bes Qmtsratbs in
einem Gaitbaus Der Gtaot subringen
miiiien.
Molf batte ii6 i'm @efu6l ieines
b6len GetpiIiens uno ieiner prableri-
f1en ueberleeenbeit bDr9enommen, iei-
men @eaner su f6onen, inn nur cine
lei1te Munbe bei3u6ringeu, tpobur9
bann Der Gorm eeniiat mar. g9ieoer
blidte er priifenb su bieiem hiniiber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-26
Gime shretfemse eMad1t.

oTiefes 8angen erregt es, als Die
Gerate iaeen, baB Die @itttpe bes
tapferen Generals 8urnbam, BON
Mabias, Me., nod pDr Taeensan=
brub an 2uneenentaiinbung iterben
tueroe," fhreibt Srau g. $. 2in=
coin, Die ibr mdbrenb Der Nabt 8ei=
itanb leiitete. Sebpb 1ie ibidte nab
s'Dr. Kings New Discovery"
bas ibr ttebr als einmal bas
2eben gerettet batte, uno iie BON
Sbpinoiudt beilte. r0a6oem
iie es eingenommen batte, iblief
iie Die ganse 0abt unb beiien nabz
BERGER @ebraudb bat 1ie tpieoer pDl=
Zig gebeilt. Dieie tpunoerbare
Wtebicin miro earantirt, ale 6als=,
8ruit= unb 2uneen 2eioen gu bei=
len. Sour so Gents mnb $1.00.
9rube=Slaibe frei bel S. &altener &
Sobn, Dro9uilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-26
g. u. & n. q. 8abn.

9acb @alpeiton, 5ouiton unb guero tdss
fig. .8:45 8ornt.
Ma8 Corpus gbrifti, Mranfas Bob unb
8eepille tdglib. 2:20 Nabm.
Na6 8Drne nnb &errpiue, taslirb, aus
eenpmmen SDnntags 49,. 2:45 Nabm.
Nah Borne uno &errpille. SDnnta9s...
$3.50 8orm.
Mnfunft.
Son @alpeiton, Spuftpn uno guerD tdg<
ltcb. .7:U0 Mben05.
8Dn Corpus gbrifti, 9lran5as BaB uno
8eebille tdgli1 ...........1: 1:55 Nabm.
Son 86rne unb &errbille. tdglicb, aus
eenpmmen S1nntags. 1855 8orm.
&on Borne un6 8errnille, 6Dnntags, =.
800 Mbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-26

Simmons Cough Syrup
lit oas einsig ridtiee uno bette Wiit=
tel gegen grfdltuns, Suiten uno
dbnlihe 2eioen. @arantirt. 8reig
25 & so gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-26
U ntun T t
Grfllrlionen ser 5. & g. &c. .=gabn

Rad San 2fmtomio, Ser., bDm
II. Bis IA. Mdrs: "Texas Cattle Raj
ser's Association
Rad Marltn, Ser., @rfuriipns=
Sillette iuerben bas gan5e Sabr binburb
berfanft fir ~ 6ohrpreis fir bic &unb-
reile; 8iaette 9iiltie fir 30 Gage. 9ie
tuelt6eriibmten mSeiBen Nuelleu" Ma
tural Sanitarium" uno r@elunbbeitss
Reiort".
Sir obiee @rfuriipneu iinb lebr nteb>
rige Gaten aneeieBt fuorbeu. gseeen
@tn5elheiten, bea9l. Staten, 8erfaufsta9e,
@illti9feitsoauer, 5abr5eiten &C., iuenoe
man iib on ben nabften I9enten bet S.
& q. N,.8abn, ooer ibreibe an
8. S. 8rice, q. IS. & &. M.,
Ialeitine Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-26
&ebbalb uerfaltfeu mir 10 piele 6apon?
@itr eiltige 8eilpiele::

Sarbige ,,Yereale" Satnem 6elle unb
onnfle 5ar6en, eb5ne SHUTTER, nit neuen E1 ne
Bishop Sleeves ................... UU US
Slomien, aus ecbtem farbisem 3epbpr, Ma~
bras unb fran5Diilebent 8attiit, nit groBem Mae
rine &ragen uno neuen Bishop Ct Hf1
sleeves'' Observation-Disclosures. 4l,1U
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-26
gpmtbern asacific Sabn.
u bf a brt.

Nab ,geetp Orleans, 0puitpn unb Gal>
beiton td9lieb. .......... 1900 Wfittags.
Na6 81 8aiD, galifOrnien unb WeIifo
900 8Drm.
Nah NorbSSeras, ct. 2ouis unb @bisa~
go (katy Flyer) ....... $500 Mbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-26
Mnfun it.

gpn Nprb~Seras, Ct. Souls nnb Chicago
Katy Flyer ........ $3.50 OtorgenS.
8Dn gietp Orleans, Spuften unb 8als
beitDn tdglicb. .4:45 Nabm.
Son 81 8aip, galifDrnien uno Merifo
.7:30 Mbenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-26
W. s. & z. Sabn.

Mb brt.
Rab @aco, Sort @Drtb. Dallas, 8anlas
gitp, ct. 9puis un6 Chicago, td9lih,
(S. q. & q. 3. 9epot) .7:45 MDr9ens.
9tad 8acp, Sort BDrtb, Dallas &c. (pDm
Suniet~SepDt) .......... 800 Ibenos.
nfunft:
Son Chicago, ct. 2puis, 8anias gitp,
Sallas, Sort gSprtb nnb gSaco, td9lib
(Suniet 0epot) ).......... $3.50 8orn.
8on &aco. Sort 8ortb, Dallas &C. (S.
u. g. u. Is. 9eppt) -. 1920 Mbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-26
Glarfe Yriitting 0DntpanD.
g Specia1itdt: 3 d t =:

Specialitdt:
@eihdftszDrudla6en uno Offiles
S6reibpaaren. BrDmpte Beoienun9
uno niebrige 8reile.
213 E. HoustOn-Street, San Antonio, Tex
gefepb go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-26
" n t u II TT:
@ulf Ghpre 8aha.

@bfabrt.
Nocb Stodbole, taalicb, oussenDmnten
Sonntags. .................0:0 800 SDrnt.
MntunIt.
Son Stpfbale, tdglirb. ausgenumn,en
Gonutnna 3-10 Rocfn1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-26

,,1anep= @aSras" Satllen, aana nit fei<
men "tucks'', borne Stidere, meue C1 nm
bishop Sleeves '....... I,UU
,,8lcMien" aus franaDiihem gbambrap,
8attif unb 3epbbr Ma6ras nit feiner Stiferei
uno bobent. untleabaren &rasen; mir CO nm
piferiren bieielben fir 0Z.UU
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-26

- Cement uno SaH bel 0enrp
8aulh Tel. So
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-26
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-15
LOCAL ITEMS.
Additional Baraga news on page

Additional Baraga news on page
four.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Bourassa, Thursday, daughter.
Mrs. Gust Tang has been confined
to her home by sickness for the
past few days.
An infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Scribner died Friday night
of last week, after o brief illness.
The funeral was held from the resi-
dence Tuesday.
The steam barge Schoolcraft and
tug Darlington left for the North
Shore Tuesday to bring another
raft OF logs fer the hester mill here,
this one to contain 1000, 900 feet.
The horse owned by Martin Cos
grove, which strayed away from
Mr.. Cosgrove's homestead May
18th, was found at Silver Mountain
Wednesday.
Samuel Goldquist, of Baraga, and
Miss Emily Burgeson, of Irsn
Bridge, were united in marriage
Friday. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home OF the bride s
parents.
Rev. ]. H. DeLacy conducted
service at Laird Sunday last.
Tomorrow morning he will preach
in the Nj, E. church at Houghton,
returning in the afternoon to con-
duct the usual services in Baraga
in the evening.
A. Gauthier and Miss Emma
NORM were united in marriage
Wednesday morning, the ceremony
being performed ia the Catholic
church by Rev. FIR. Terhorst. The
young couple have the best wishes
OF their many friends.
Baraga will have an up.to-date
celebration July 18th, sufficient
money haying been subscribed to
guarantee celebration worth wit.
Messing. The various committees
are hard at work and nothing will
be left undone TO make the
success. DO not go to some dis
tant town to spend the Fourth
Your IAN have a Grst-class time in
BarSg9.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-15
$BARAGA DEPARTMENT;

The young ladies Of Baraga will
give q supper in the Town Hall
Wednesday next, June 10Th, the
proceeds of which will be used for
the benefit Of the Baraga baseball
club. Supper will be served from
5 to 9 o'clock p. M, the price of
which will be % cents for adults
aud ID cents for children. All are
cordially invited to partake Of the
good things that will be served.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-15
BASEBALL TOMORROW.
Baraga VS.. Dollar Bay at the
Park-BaloOn Ascension Takes
Place After the Game.

Tomorrow the Baraga ball team
will play 1.-The Dollar Bay aggrega-
ton, and another red hot game is
promised. The steamer .Friant will
bring the ball players to Baraga,
and it is expected that quite large
crowd of excursionists from Dollar
Bay and the Portage Lake towns
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-15

Just Received--A big line of boys
black confirmation suits--three-
piece, good clay worsted--at $3.50.
The WIN. Kitz Co.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-15

will attend. Game will be called at
2 o'clock. After the game there
will be a balloon ascension by Prof.
S. l.. Ondinot, which may be wit
messed free Of charge.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-06-15

The ball game Sunday last be-
tween the Baragas and Hurontowns
resulted in a score OF 10 to, 4 in
favor of Baraga. The attendance
was large and a good game was
put up. Baraga has a strong team
and can make it interesting for the
best of 'em.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09

COOk--Neat girl desires position as ccok
or general hoUsework. best city references
Mrs. NJ HUGH. 62S East lSIth-st
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
No rEfHr aNp WHITE Eats WIN.

There has been little talk lately about the
disagreements OF the White Rats and the Vaude-
willie Managers Association. The latest informa-
zion obtanable from both sides seems 10 be that
rhere really was no fight, and that the White Rats
won II. The White Rats are association OF
variety actors young, but "a pidly growing in num-
hers and power. The Vaudeville Managers Asso-
citation is formed for the purpose among others of
booking variety actors for long seasons among the
theatres whose managers belong the assoca-
tion. For the service of booking il has been the
custom ~ the association 10 tax the actor per
cent of his salary: When he made an engagement
long or short with single manager the same tax
was imposed for the protection Of the association
The White Rats objected 10 this tax and on Thurs
oay afternoon those OF them who We're employed
81 keiths Union Square Theatre refused 10 20 on
the stage. Yesterday a meeting held, at which
the White Rats assured that their PrieVs nee
would he redressed. Both sides We're extremelv
reticent about the meeting and its results and n
was said that n had been mutually agreed that
neither side was 10 talk about IL Some OF the
Anite Rats did say, however, that their posifion
WITH relation 20 the Vaudeville Managers Associa-
tion was more favorable than Il had ever been he
Tore, and they seemed confident that their wishes
would be fully compiled with I'm reference 10 the
points issue.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
SAYS HE is VICTIM OF POLICE OUTRAGE.
HEBREW WHO ASKED PATRoLMAN TO
CATCH THIEF THROWN INTO JAIL.

Raphael Blume, a shoe merchant at No. 2s24
Third-ave.. went yesterday 10 Inspector Cross for
Justice hut said afterward that justice had been
denied him. He said he would get justice from the
courts n necessary. Blume said that he and his
wife and clerk last sunday night attended the Peo-
pies Theatre; in the Bowery. He missed his over
coat and saw two hurriedy leaving the thea
One had the coat on.
Bume says he a policeman coming out OF
the saloon which connects with the theatre and
piping his mouth. Blume says the policeman told
him 10 60 about his business Blume accused the
policeman Of having been in the saloon and the
policeman locked him up. Sergeant Stephen Nc
Dermott, in the Eldridge-st station he says. de-
Clined take $40 bail. Bume says the Sergeant
laughed al him when he asked permission 10 send
3 telegram 20 his wife
Blume says doorman approa ched him in the cell
snd for s. offered 70 get messenger for him. on
Monday morning Blume was discharged in the
Essex Market court.
Policemen. bsrtenders and saoonkeepers appeared
before Cross and testified that Blume and his clerk
had told falsehoods. and that the saloon could not
have been open on Sunday
Blume saws The Inspector had told him the testi-
thar he would dismiss the case Inspector Cross
declined 10 talk. Blume said he would next appeal
20 rhe Police Board
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
REAL ESTATE.
BIG FIFTH-AVE. PARCEL SoLD-THF
BANK OF THE METROPOLIS To
HAVE A NEW HOME.

Collins Collins have sold for the estate NJ
NJ r. Goodwin the four story brownstone house
No "o' fhh-aNe' AT present used for business
purposes an investor for little less than y5oooo
This is the third time this firm has sols the 49,
erty I'm less than three years
Union Square is 10 be improved by the addition,
OF Office building and banking house The h,,,la
ing Is 10 be at no. 81 Union Square West on the
northwest corner Of siKteenth-st. The Bank of
the Metropolis. which has been for some years An
the square. will change its quarters into the bank
ing room of the building a completed
The Central Realty. Bond and Trust Company. OF
No. 50 LiberTy-st-. If the owner of the property
J.. J. Phillips Co have sold for Joseph A. Far
ley no. 3ss West Eighty-sixth-st. a 25-foot Ameri-
basement dwelling house. This is the last one
OF Mr. Farley's houses in that street.
Poison Brothers have sold for the wayside Day
Nursery 10 Adolph Mandel 40. pa East Twentieth
st a three story high stoop dwelling house s2x52xs
ansf- The purchase price was Ns.5O0
Daniel B Freedman has purchased No. - East
0xy -nrrt-st. a four story brownstone dwelling
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09

house lsxIOo feet, from the Veit estate. The
brokers were y. T & F c. Barry.
Plans we're fled yesterday by Joseph A Farley
for the erection OF four four story and basement
private dwelling houses the north corner or
Riverside Drive and One-hundred- and-hfth-st, ror
$3.50 The buildings viii be OF brick terra Gotta
and limestone, and Will occupy plot fronting
l00ll feet IN the drive and 100 feet the street
OF Morristown. y. J.. No. IS East Thirty ninth-st
a four story dwelling house a plot 55xl00 feet
The purchasers were John 7. and James a. Farley
According a report. the buyers will erect TWO
five story American basement dwelling houses on
the site The house is occupied by James J. Van
Aler. Of Newport r. l.
DAME! Dober has sold through Peter Axelrod Nos
sS and IS West One-h1ndred-and-eight ghteenth-st.
two hVe story double hathouses 50XslXlgO, TO an
investor. The purchase price was S53,5O0.
According TO q report yesterday, the state Bank
has purchased No $50 G-ard-st. which adjoins its
present building. II is said that il will erect
modern building the plot 40Nlo0 feet, which r
in the street.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

i23d-st. 21e.l II " of Park-ave. 10 5xlco1l.
Meta salberg 70 Jennie Z Bueb: mortgage. .
BeImont-ave 5 = E. lot = map village Of East
fremont, - 2Nl5l sNsoXl5l. with night - way
- II wide adjoining land of Samue. Ryer. all
t!-le, also lot sS. map Lexington Place. "a
Nilliamshridge Depot. Coleman Burke 20
Anna Burke al liens. :. Sl...-..-..---....
I27th-st :, $50 Il ~ % lave. 5oEs'9 II: John
Bird George NJ MacKellar; : 81. mort
same properly: George n MacKellar 70 John J
Bird: r s $40. mortgage. S22O0s. .............
37th-st. No l3G East 20x9S- Q. Fidelity Trust CO.
trustee. Theodore Trotter. r 5. s. 500
Leopold Kaufman. r s 81. mortgage, SGoNro
s7th-st n > 5S2 @ II "a of Co!umbus-ave. lar
loos John Itztg 10 Alice X Ames: r r 81.
s3d-st no ao2 west 24x5l 2 The Amsterdam
Investment Co 20 Marie True r 5. SO. mort
west Fnd-ave n W corner seth-s 81 241sO, HarTie;
Strong % American Realty Co: :. 50. mort -
ssd- 81 $ s. 2ls6 r, " Of Central Park West,
lsxlO22 ?, John : Sutphen. ir, 20 Mary
l13thrst Nos sa0 ana 542 West 81 6I1ooii:
Phebe Rapelye 10 r e Dorse't: r :. 81 80.
7sth-st 10 s8 Fast "a sxioo Sr irregular. 74th-
81, 10 35 East, l6 sxlO2 .. Henry Trevor 70
Sarah Robbins; r s S63 SO Ooo
Helene Brand r s si3 -. ....--.-l. 20 nm
washinFton-s' W : 53 f n of Fubert-st 90 OK
1868 West-st xs2 Gx227 g. with all title
70 lands IN block bounded by West. Laight-
Washington and Hubert SITS; James r Roosevelt
81 al. trustees. 10 the City Cold Storage Co,
7th-ave 5 = corner ll5,h-st 81 4rlos 5 70 vs.
81 Ncholas-ave Kl777xl59, Leopold Kahn CO
ls7th-st no 10 to l2o West I25xas IL. Hugh
Stevenson 70 Kate F Maxwell. r S. SO: mort
l4stb-st 5 $ 100 II II . Of Hergen-sve 25KiOo.
John Barry 70 Frederick sohnaufer; 8. 50.
mortgage, Sll On. .-..,...-
Leon Luchrnann and wife 20 Myer 6 Perelstein:
s sl2 mortgage. s2'oco ----.---..-.--... AZ ooo
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09

ALL SOULS CHURCH Madison ave. and 66th-st- -
Rev. r HERER NEWTON will preach II a. m. the
second sermon IN the course studies in the Life Of
esus Subject. The Historic background Jesus. -
Evensong. tseats freel Sermon by Rev. WALTER
2 BENTLEY Subject. God on the Right the
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Peter F. Meyer & Co: West End-ave.. east
side 25 feet south Of Sixtyeghth-st. 25xS0. five
story brick store and hathouse; prior mortgage.
$1,000; taxes. s29o92 also West End-ave., east side
sos feet south of Sixty-eighth-sts 25xso five story
brick store and fathouse; prior mortgage. $4,000;
taxes SSS09 %; also West End-ave.. east side, 755
feet south Of Sixty-eighh-st "a s3Xs0. five story
brick store and nathouse; prior mortgage. $4,000
taxes $3.50 %: partition sale: Edwin w Greenbowe
agt Alice NJ Bodine ct al; Hays, Greenbaum q
Hershfeld. attorneys; David Mcclure. referee; ad-
journed 10 February II.
BY James l.. Wells: Westchester-ave. and One
hundred-and- y-second-st. northeast corner s50i
xl00 three five story hathouses with stores 1ore-
closure sale: Abraham H. Feuchtwanger et al agt'
William II. Holmes 81 al; Platzek * sfoocA, az
torneys: Alfred + Ommen referee due on ]lds-
ment $3.50 "a costs. Sie' Go: taxes, etc S-1 a.
prior mortgages. SS2176; 20 plaintiff for so" over
prior mortgages
BY Philip a Smyth: Nc 20 East Thirty-hfth-st
south side 600 feet Of Secondave. 25x9s9. five
story stone front tenement house. with three story
brick building on rear; foreclosure sale; Emily T.
Carpenter eNecuIriX aEt. Joseph Archer ct al;
Wyatt q Trirnble attorneys; Julius NJ Mayer
referee due on Judgment sIl449 %; costs. sSS7 23
taxes. etc. S762 So TO John L. Keating for slS3oo
BY William NJ. Ryan: Nos TO 7l2 and IA East
one seventy -first-st.. south side 40
feet east Of Park-ave.. 75x9o, three four story
brick hathouses, foreclosure sale: Joseph T. Gala
CHER agt. Daniel n. Cordes et al: stephen T.
Sturges attorney; Stanley H. Bevins. referee due
on judgment 81 4S3 A. costs S252 80; taxes; s272 AZ
prior mortgage. $4,000; TO William Henderson Tor
Sl.7oO over prior mortgage.
BY William Kennedy: No - West Ninety-sev-
enth-st. south side 500 feet west Of Central Park
West 2OXlO0 four story brick dwelling house; fore
Cornelius NJ Tallman et al; Lord. Day & Lord.
attorneys; George W Ellis. referee; due on judg-
account: taxes etc, S7S7 ol; adjourned 10 Feb
ruary j..
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09

OFFICE WORKER--By American, IS
good hand at figures: reliable. industrt
GUS; correct habits: highest references: sal
lyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
MARTIN ENGEL LEASES HOUSES.

The firm of Charles r. FaruOlo & Co. Italian
real estate agents has leased the three four story
double tenement houses Nos 327, 800 and 33l East
Eleventh-st for Martin Engel for term Of five
years $1,000 to Giuseppe GalOzZo, and also the
two fVe story tenement houses Nos. "a and ~
Cornelia-st Mrs. Lena BloJtmahr for term
of hye years TO Antonio Cappotosto az $500
year.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
w X ASTON BUYS ToNrINE BUILDING.

William X. Aston yesterday purchased the Ton
tine Building. on the northwest corner OF Wall and
Water SITS. together with the adjoining property,
No. So Wall-st He bought the property for about
100000 from the children and heirs law of Peter
J. O'Donohue A fifteen story building will he
erected on the premises at cost OF $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
TO ERECT COLD STORAGE wAREHoUsE.

TO ERECT COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
The records showed yesterday the completion OF
the transfer 10 the City Cold Storage Company OF
the entire piece Of land comprising the block
bounded by West Hubert, Washington and Laight
sts formerly the site Of the Appraisers Store
Building This block comprises something over
one acre.
The City Cold Storage Company. which was IN
corporated last week by J. W. Hinkley, Of Pough-
keepsie: George II. Prentiss and W. Fellowes
Morgan Will erect on this plot a ten story cold
storage warehouse. and expect 10 have II completed
IN time for the spring business of l"2. The build
ing will be equipped with all the latest Improve
ments. The property was paid Tor IN cash, ana Is
free and clear Of mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COOK--F1rst class; wages 500 70 $50; ony
nrst class families need call. PIG East
3Sd-sr.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

AUTOGRAPH LETTERS OF famous people
bought and sold WALTER r BENJA-
MIN, ii23 broadway. send for price hist.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09

ALL SOULS CHURCH. UNITARIAN. 4th-ave. and
7s,S sunday school 10 m The Pastor Rev.
How May Tradpnal Religion Become PerSonaIe'' The
public cordially