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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-27
THOMAS TO SUCCEED JUSTICE.
As Master Mechanic Fourth Division
of Seaboard.

A report reached Americus yesterday
to the effect that Master Mechanic
Justice, of the Fourth Division of the
Seaboard Railway, was to be succeed
ed by J. j. Thomas, the change being
effective yesterday. Mr., Thomas will
have his headquarters in Savannah, as
did Mr.. Justice, coming to Americas
at intervals.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-27
Can't Keep It Secret.

The splendid work Of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills is daily coming to light. No
such grand remedy for liver and bowel
troubles was ever known before. ThOus-
ands bless them for curing Constipation,
Sick Headache, Biliousness, Jaundlce
and Indigestion. Try them, 252 at e
J. Eldridge's drug store
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-27
eco D. wAEATLEY GEO. D. WHEATLEY.
Good Profitable Merchandising.

Winter has ended in this shop No pushing of odd lots
cleaning broken lines That's done with It's Spring
the fortified section with the newest and best
goods shall sell profit expect profit if
reasonable profit profit; profit that
will with pleasure feeling assured that for dollar spent
you receiving honest THUS SPRING
OPENS AND THE SELLING BEGINS.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-27
/. A. Cook,

Optician and Refractionist, will re-
main at John r. Hudson'a drug
store until April End, Conanltation,
and eyes examined free. All work
guaranteed.
1926 d If.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-27
Many School Children Are s.ckly

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children, used by Mother Gray, nurse
IN Ohildren's Home, New York, Break
up Colds in "a hours, cures Feverish-
ness, Headaches, Stomach Troubles,
T9ething Disorders, and destroy
worms. At all druggists, 25c. Sample
mailed FREE. Address, Allen 5. Ohm
stead, Leroy, NY,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-27

so Dozen mems patent elastic seam
Drawers, all sizes; regular 75c values; at
ACC.
Ladies bleached silkallsle ribbed vest,
regular SOC values at Csc each.
1000 Yards 4O-inch White Lawn,
regularly sold at 1Oc; special here at 5Mc
per yd.
20 Dozen Ladies and Misses Sun
Bonnets, made OF Chambray good line of
colors, regularly sold at 35c, here 15c each,
or two for 25c.
Ladies fast black Hose, high spliced
heels and toes, worth I5c; our price 8sc.
Mems fast black and tan Half Hose,
high spliced heels and toes, regular 12sc
value; our price 1Oc per pair.
Other Hosiery up to SIPS pair.
1000 Yards short lengthsof fine Swiss
Embroideries, regularly sold off the full
piece at 25c and &c. Price for these short
lengths 70, I2ac, I5c yd.
1000 Yards good grade Check Muslin,
the grade that always sells for &c; our
price Sc I'd.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-27

At the residence of Mrs. Hunting
ton on Saturday afternoon at o'clock
All the children invited. Admission
10 cents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-27
Wanted.

Second hand iron safe. apply to W
G. Carter. ct
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-27
Newsy Notion Not a day goes
Notes. by but you want

some little thing
that this Notion section can supply.
We believe notions can best be
bought here, that's why we so often
emphasize them.
% Dozen Ladies black and col
ored Belts, the very latest novel
ties at 25c and soc.
Ladies' Chatelaine Bags, in black,
steel and oxidized, at soc, 75c and
$1.0O.
Childrens' Hose supporters, black
and white velvet clasp, at 15c pair.
Ladies' shell side Combs, at 15c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-27
MANY WOULD BE PHARMACISTS,
Large Number of Applicants Before
State Board.

DIR. J, G. Dodson, a member of the
Georgia Board of Pharmacy, returned
Yesterday from Atlanta where he at
attended the recent annual session OF
the board. There were fifty-nine ap-
the class being one of the largest in
recent years.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-27

Nunnaly's Fine Candies just re
eelVed, at Remberts drugstore.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-27

Easter Egg Dyes-aIl colors and
kinds, at Rembert's drugstore.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-27

Possession is nine points of the
law" and frequently all the profits
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-27

House for rent. Apply to 226 Jack.
son street,
3 81 1w.
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Easter EGG Hunt.

3 25 q o d Il
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-27

so Dozen mems patent elastic seam
Drawers, all sizes; regular 75c values; at
ACC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01

Soth-st SIS; 225 # of sth-ave 25xss o: Hugh
a. tirant to Jaso6 Menheimer s. IS
Sbea2,.aN no ~ Z29 Vest % l1xas9: Cornelius
mo,t gage. $4,000 S18 75.............. 5000
50 E,-St 30 ia West. 25X9s o. Kenneth a WyckoH
20 william 4 Raney and another; r :. s. %;
fa2I-st. a25 # " Of 7h-avc. 2515s o. Mary
ant Real Estate Company s. S14 25..,..,... $1,000
o6th-st 100 # Of Madson-avs. 20xiOos
50 80 % GOO
n HladIey 70 Albert 6 Weed, jr; X :, sl3 -.
r ISetts 70 George " Stetson: mortgage. $4,000,
G4th-st n $ io4 ? # e Of Part-are 20 1ox1oG5:
Emily D Wood. widow 70 George Il POST mort
gage sl2,ICO; s. SO so. ........-......- 5000
60th-st No 70 East. 16sx1o05. Mary r HYDE
st a., executors. TO Robert jerks, mortgage 49,,
47tk-st 80 # Of Lexington ave. 6OxlOO5;
Roiiin { Newton ct al, R 5. 81 90 .''.'. 81 800
S5d-st. No 2i2 West. 25xlG22: Camilla Suther-
land 70 Caroline NJ Boyce mortgage, $26,U0;
Lenox-ave. e s. % It n Of 1s0th ST. 25x1o5 Fred
eriek " Sauer ct al 70 Henry Won der Lieth: $500
45i-st S $ 1884 # " Of I'm ave. Ii sxloo !.
43o-st 8 2l6s II " OF 7th-ave. 16sxloo4;
Somerville, 5 S2s 75...........-......... 10000
43d-st. No 21s West I6sX10O4: Henry J Hart
len TO Anna Somerville mortgage. $1,000:
42i-st 10 2i3 West. 2oxi0o 5; Juie5 weber to
anna Someryine; mortgage. sd. 900; 5.
I84th-st $ s. $50 # W Of Aiexander-,ave i56xioo:
Gamaliel G - John. 10 Kannel
Pitt I25 # Of Grand 81 39 2S.ioo Joseph 00'''
Folstein 70 Nathan Goldstein: mortgage. 10000:
ptrrysf Nos e. and & 80 ixe4 iox5o 8x 4''0V
092; Elizabeth Lyon to PincIs Lowenfeld and
another s. $l2 80. 49,. Y.:.....:......,...
B Radley 10 Ralph Mccormick; mortgage.
SlVoc~ X - SIS i0.-.....- i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

ll6thst. go It Of AJenox-ave. for a six story
brick tenement house. l00xS7.ll: W Cumming.
10 500 5th-ave. arcnitect,, 1885,
lo3d-st, n 5, loo II W of Amsterdam-ave for a six
story brick teneuyV- house SDX1U0 II. J Paterno's
Sons No 900 West ll2th-st owners; g Pei
Ierry-st Nos 63 ali 60. for a story brick
Tnert mouse; 2uNb2; : Parnass. No 257 Henry St.
owner q + Pelham. architect 40
Madison,aye a>id 15oths corner. for four
story brick schoolhouse 110X1lU. " Power
pastor, owner; " W Rerwick. No 2l31 Lex
9Sth-st. y 100 It e Of 2d-ave for a two story
brick shgp. 25X93: A Busse No 1903 Pleasant-ave
owner u + Pelham. architect -
oth-aVe, 8 81 # v OF 73d ST, for 1--WE story
ana easement dwelling house. 33N6+, G II War
rem Newport. r /. owner: Warren. Wetmore &
Morgan No , East 800 St architects. 55'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

R8gs } s q fsss5S'1 c '5sss5s
Tn1erberg 70 MIe2 Bach r s. 81 ...4. 10000
sofSes5 So i;s 2 Wes5. 1855: BENJAMIN
s si@s4 aPp enIsla 81 asyi.ss' 70 stephen
'' 6a3ia i LYMAN mo to s'ar h' Shds -,
u I4siO6: s' joseph Watkins IL watkins
s. a. a. 10 motifs oo'e $1,000
leo It " OF Sth.a'e l"sHelIs 20 40 81 n1 s iot
aves 24HI75.es34. l!7.6 2ssh-st.s 80 # ,e Of
ave isKse 2sd 80 # " ,S Of 1 10Th 5,;
s I9 % # - Of E1eri 9s.s6 2 Gss5mI
de R. Moore el al TO g Moore. ~;
'I klns 70 Joseph watkins; paTI s 81.
Reade St No ~ e%FneT We e1 B 8. 9@ya
Edwin Fraser Minnie L Fraser. in trust; ali
s7,s sHs 5. 10 It 9l1sa ios2os95:
Ludin Realty Company 10 I~ongacre Realty Com
ps P5ng; n nos sS5 anc a67 e. 60 2x1co; Louis
{ schmidt. executor. to Samuel Bookman; mort 900.
sag gag Soo 9I q e Of ARsteraan-ave i5ks6 to
ARna59 savings iS BANK IL $ s s. ous
1885,: Deborah 4 H5neyweIl to Lonsacre
s7thst No 10 Vest 1880 Ok 10 8197 catharine
9Th i3o7 n n PaEkaye. 2oxiOo5. A6ra
ham strouse to Wiett Van Nest: 5, 81
CHI st Tos 3 49, and ads l Eaf ~ pnsgS
another; m2Ttsege s25 900; r 5 s. 100
ao2: Mary L McGinty ct a to IIoneacre Realty
mp F lS Of : Noon, Ms s S4 s w. 100
.'x;OoiJ: Charles Riley to Charles seickendick;
INST. 5 Coz It e OF 9th ave. 81. 6x23 iiHa2Gx
- the Mayor; etc, to John N Bixby: qutelain. /
Nan a HAN 80 Ht II 8 SIS 100
Fl rs. n Nos g. and 90 v 5ollxloo 4x5o3x
SO: ana another 70 Mo.s. 5as25
s Aym G5 l-aEnsk to Aaron LorTe't: mortgage.
Q = T,-oadUav % 4vron
s l5aniei Lynch 10 Charles Rector: mortgage,
HreadEay = corner 755ls,. % 2xleGa Am
70 Atlantic Realty Company: s S97 80, 100
100 IT " Of sth-aye ID SS9I.ii: iS5I-st
80 ~ - = ~, " Of sth aye 70 sA9lll 22d St
81 22d-st, l4K5s; shave SO IT n o 22d-st
lSeks9 24th-st. n $ 24l IT " Of shave Tx
is4SS SHE z+s s - II e 2s Of i9tha
I'D st. n :. 9o5 Il " from line equdistant be,
iI7e s wv "a ana I1! sd-st iis 8 s25
and another te Kasrne S@s Yaar de Moore
nochaa 70 George II Warren: mortgage 5000:
Same property George II Warren to George II
Whitney ct al: mortgage 5000: s Sc 20. /
r II 6 S9T 2is :; . 5ih7 d iSSth,st $5
2sd.st q sx15; llth-ave $. 494 Il Of 23d-
$50 5 sni2 70 ia of e n ilReys $S F
@ 2ia eI III n % Of iosh eaU3,I Ia1
between 9Th and lOth aves; runs n Il76x 224x
Moore ore; qS!; si jam Moore
PedhteIer to sar Se' MeAaa TtiRS s Easae E
i2sd-st No 22o West; 25xlOoll; William /
Walsh Mary Mcguire mortgage s2 5'6S
sfoadwsy. .or 2,xiao to Cross 00O''
onpany s $50 Is '2 narFaF s'e ss66 o l,ans
% woif Rosenberg r 3 81 m S2tsh hq sss % .oO
nsstia. fIa 3' and f. it. Of e wy tssso
s. 50 &c: mortgage. s'oco...................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01
REALTY COMPANl

REALTY COMPANY GETS LOAN OF $4,000
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company has
loaned 10 the Boulevard Realty Company $4,000
on the property the southwest corner of Broad
way and Sixty-seventh-st., being Ills feet IN
Broadway by 1857 feet in SiXty-seventh-st. A
twelve story fireproof apartment hotel is 10 be
bujlt site, and Is 10 be ready for occupancy
on November J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY James I. Wells: North Chestnut Drive. 5. 40xlO0
foreclosure sale: Mary Haviland Isabella awrenc
al Clocke CloCke. atIys; Timothy Power, ref: du
Judgt. costs etc So s65 So; taxes etc Sill Il;
Russell Sturgis for S3l5O
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Couutrn propertn for Sale or 60 Eet


RELMAR.-FoR RENT OR sAIE-FOUR COTTAGES
ID ocean Avenue. BELMAR y. J.. within hun
dred and fifty feet Of the beach Estate OF Eben =
JAYNE deceased All with fine lawns. and handsomely
furnished equipped with modern convenience in
Guiding Bath Water Closets and Ranges Sanitariy In
derdraned plentifuy supplied with Artesian we'll
with convenient Stables. Coach Houses. &c.
IS one Of the delightful places the
Coast, eight miles south Of Long
Branch accessible many daily from Philadelphia
York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey Central
Railroads Excellent Bathing hard Gravel Drives in
all directions and FREE FROM MOSQUITOES. II pur-
chased considerable part Of the price remain on
mortgage a low Of interest -
For further particulars call or address NEIL H.
MILLER. Belmar. y. J.
MODERN HOUSES TO let and for sale in all parts
vi Staten Island. CORNELIUS kOLFF, 90 Broadway.
A EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
n received a Uptown Office
NO. I.2i2 BROADWAY.
corr north of 3lst-st., until . o'clock p. m.
Advertisements received the following branch
offices at regular until o'clock 254
Sth-aye., 2Gd st: 153 6th-aye., cor. 18th
st: D2 East I4th-st.; 25T West I2d-st, between
7th and ayes: 2U3 West 125th-st.i 1.33S 3D.
ave. between 10th and nth I.O2B Sd near
6lst-st.; 1.T0S 1st-ave. near sgthost: 1o' East
125th-st.: 756 TremOnt-nve.; $50 3d-nTe., near
4lst-st; sos 3d-nve.: 30 Bleecker-at:t 80
BIeecker-st. Brooklyn, y. l.-2l8 COurt-st.;
215 Smith-st. Newark. " J-zO4 nronh-st:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01

PIE MUNDE HOUSE CHANGES HANDS
me house No % West Forty -ffth-st-. which was
owned ard occupied by DIT. Paul f. Munde, who
Sied recently has been sold. 1t is a four story
Srownstone dwelling house. on a lot NXlp05 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01
eliaious Noiiefs.

Religious Noners.
CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY.
5Tthst.
m.-Holy Comm 4Iq,1 :1,r,r,,,r,or
II a mM sermas B Bfa3 3he R aSi9
p. m.-Children's se 1rrZyli5y1,or~r
S p m.-Choral Litany: sermon by the Rector.
CoILEGIATE, CHURCH
Rev. J6i ii?2'S G ana FAG &C. Minister.
will preach IL a m and p H.
COLLEGIATE MARBLEo CHURCH.
Rev DAVID JH ls2S Br ,ia D. D. Minister.
Masnas n5Sssp e 4. Eva Kept IT.
COLLEGIATE. CHURCH,
Rev. DONALD sage sAGE MA d p. D. Minister.
vii RITss aSlf,r II i a pi IN; ana p H.
Dr. M&GKATs T H6s Gas. dTe at S'nsS"
COLLEGIATE cHURcH.
Rev HENRY W' fv Ena2G: 2 G6BB D D. Minister
Evening" T p SUBJECT Il The rf a3 Perfect,
B. 30 2s58r Bel
near aaay W Ts' o@d s' M Preaching by
'n sE 5S5 CHURCH and l23d ST Pa sS
p. m; preaching by the Pastor.
DR. :1oCIs ALBERT BERT R Ia,iS. West, be-
columbus and Ams,sraam sveS Policemen at and 01e
pEyenfnr Prelude what Inspectors
Of Hotel Fire Escapes DOING"
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE
ADVENT broadway and 03d-st., Rev. q. r hROIf-l-
D. d. Pastor-services. II m. p m. Sunday
school $50 a. n.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. T9th-st and broadway
Rev | NJ HALDEMAN. PastOr.-Services. II a M .
p Friday evening, public testimony meeting eocN
All invited.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. 137-143
West 4Sth-st between 9th and 9TH aves.IChristian
science services sundays at 1O45 a. m. and p m
Wednesday evenings at o'clock. Reading rooms open
daily a. m. TO p. m.
FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH cor
-st-Rcv. WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANAN
D. D. Pastor. breaches II a and
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH; West End ave
and alst -st.-R JOHN LEWIS CLARK preaches II
a m. and !. DOUGLAS ADAM. ?. m
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
West +Bth-st..
n = JOHNSTON, d. n, Pastor.
Worship IL and p; m preaching by the Pastor
Bible school. 3:45 a. . - -
YOUNG WOMEN'S AND YOUNG MEMS CLASSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01

PLANs FOR PARocHIAL SCHOOL FILED
Plans were filed yesterday the Buildings De-
11artment. Manhattan for four story brick
school 10 stand on plot 110110 feet at the south
east corner Of Northumberland thirtieth-st. and
NIa Iison-ave The Rev J. W. Power is the owner
md ". W. Renwick the architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01
Counlrn iroperin for Sale.
TO CLOSE ESTATE

Residence late Mrs KUnharjt Clinton and Pros
Avenues, New Brighton Staten Island most richly
finished decorated private residence complete in all
appointments: fine large shaded grounds brick stable and
carriage house greenhouses etc; high class neighbor
hood 40 minutes from Battery particulars and inspection
permit Apply CORNELIUS g. KOLFF. so B way. n Y
DLAINFIELD.-Most desIriahile section: rooms;
Il large plot. Fronts: trolley passes Inquire
GO East Front.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

New Ruilding-Morris-ave.. west side. 800 feet
south Of One-hundred-and -seventy-thr two
two story frame dwelling houses. 20x45; John e.
Morelius. No. 23s6 Cambrelling-ave., owner Cost,
$4,000 each
Observation-Disclosures northeast corner Of
Bathgate-ave. three story frame store and dwell
ing house 25X43 James J. Cluskey. No. al Pelham
ave. owner; cost. $3.50.
dred-and -seventy-eight three story frame
dwelling house 1SxS2; Aguste jain owner; cost
$500
Washington-ave.. southeast corner Of One-hun-
dred- a nd sixty-t hird-st story frame dwell
ing houses 36x50 Katherine Cordes, owner; cost,
5000
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Rrllaions Notres.


HOLY sEPULCHRE CHURCH CRev: pr HUGHES.
RECTOR East 74thst.. Park aye-seTyTSsS a M
HoMANa. Rector ReS Of Grace t Church wh5ss'o3s L l.
CHARE as s BROWN. Of the city Mission Society win
preach in the evening.
,. HUGH Q. ,I PEN ), syS5sv a, II a. m.
organized Hypocrisy
rs sEESgF R RaPnFn y ST. 9s'
5Tnion tonic THE CONFLICT in Gethsemane.'
topic "obligations and Opportunities OF b Sne b 9ao
ass Lima SaDeI : s,SHseT WeS %ssGme at M
CHURCH. corner 6oth-st Rev ANDREW LoNGACRE.
PR " R0GERs Of Drew PReoiosca seminary followed
by ssTyiGe Of Holy Communion p PA Man Among
Men sunday school $50 m Midweek lecture and
AXES EP EgEFW 9oHAro SFf f
tori m, our Daily Bread ; p m; monthly Ghi
barVtone and Miss Robena Carrie harp Evening
The Gospel and the Police system
AyEMIE REFORMED GMTRGa corner Of
vices at II m and 80 p Ddav De :cho6 s45 W5
Christi CHRISTIAN EndeavoT meeting at p m
Madison nave. eoTner Of 24,h,st
Tn. r., s9e0f Rs7 -s!'fs' & ipP
IN he morning and fne Bible School in Chapel si5
classes for adults. 10 a. m.
MANHATTAN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Broadway and I6th-st
Rev. H. A. STIMSON. n. D.. Pastor
Sunday school
m and p m. service with sermon
MARINERS TEMPLE Olver-st.. near Chatham
Sduare.-Mr MACMJ'RRAY. 1870. and lT j. DSON'
80 wi Misses Reynolds. violinst and 'cellist
MEMORIAL, BAPTIST. Washington Square SOuth.-Dr.
TUCSON O:45 and Mr.. BRUCE 1870 with MI and Mrs
Severn. violinist and pianist.
NETWORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ith-ave and
I2Sth-st. Rev. DR.. DUNCAN J. M'MllAlsAN. Pastor
Services II - Christian Endeavor p m
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH s6th-st, and Am
steriam-ave Rev. ANSON 2. ATTERBURT d. D.
pastor-Services nj IL a m. and T. Preaching by
the Pastor Sunday school 9iJ Prayer meeting al
o'clock Wednesday evening
ROSSINTS 'STABAT MATER viii be sung at ST.
Marks 1Oth-st and ave. p. sunday The
Rector will give translation and exposition Of the text
All seats are free. and all people welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01
Real gsiafe.
little GUARANTEE
ANDTRUST COMPANY

last year, did the largest business in its
history. 1t does a larger business each
succeeding year,
BECAUSE
TWELFTH-It is continually
deyiSing new ways of serving
the public.
By its Tax Registration
Bureau, ii saves owners and
lenders all trouble and risk in
getting Snd paying their tax
and assessment bills.
BY its Search Burcau, 1t
furnishes lawyers the best
and quickest help in eXa1nin-
ing their titles.
BY its Investment Bureau,
it aids trustees and all other
lenders to secure promptly
good mortgage investments.
1t furnished SIS, 900, 900 of
mortgages to them in 1901.
When YOU buy real estate. orr borrow or
loan upon it, come to this company
Fees moderate and uniform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01
REAL ESTATE.
OLD UNION CLUB HOUSE tRESOLD-MER-
CAMILLE BUILDING NAY BE
BUILT on SITE.

An eleven story mercantile buildingtmay be built
on the site occupied by the Union Club. at the
northwest corner Of Twenty-first-st. and Ffth-ave
The property was recently bought by the Central
Realty Bond and Trust Company. which has sold
Il 10 the Hudson Realty Company of which Maxi
milan Morgenthau is president. Negotiations are
under way for the sale of the premises TO a builder
who Will put UP the site the proposed nrrcantile
building.
The property has a frontage OF 636 feet4in Fifth
ave. and Of 10 feet in Twenty-hrst-st Included
in the sale a lot adjoining the clubhouse
on the west The size OF this lot is % by SS9 feet
The Union Club has agreed 10 give possession 10
its old clubhouse TO the buyers on September l.
McVickar g. Co have sold Edward T. Platt.
representing the United States Express Company
plot IN Eighth-st. Jersey City. near their present
stables. 1t is understood that the property WlSoe
improved
H H. Cammann & Co have sold for johns H
Wade No. Peck Slip. three story building. on
lot 2sx74 feet. Alexander Wilson has sold NO 1876
West Sixty-sixth-st., five story double hathouse.
u. Kempner & Son have sold for the Siefke estate
80 Mandelbaum & Levine old buildings. plot
:5x67 feet at the northeast corner Of Thirtethst.
.,rd EEhth-ave.
Frankel & Bassrnan have sold for DR., Y. c. Bell
% 81 West hundred -fourteenth-st. five
;tcry fathouse. on a lot 25xl0ol1 feet for about
$4,000.
David H. Hyman has bought No. 10 East Ninety
rst-st.. a three story brownstone dwelling house,
,.r a lot 2OxloOSlz feet Leopold Hermann was the
:. Clarence Davies & CO.. in conjunction with
Brooke & Georger. have sold Nos l69 and l13 West
Seventy-eighth-st.. two five story fathouses on
plot 456xl022 feet. In part payment the sellers of
Nos I69 and I73 West Seyenty-eighth-st take plot
225Nl2O feet the east side Of Sedgwick-ave.' 400
feet north Of One-hundred-and-sixty. hfth-st.
Henry p Winans & May have sold for James A
Frame & Son 10 William r. Coe the nrst OF a TOW
Of three houses on the south side OF Eishtythlrq,
80 east of Fifth-ave. This house Is now IN
course Of construction. and is TO be five and one
half stories in height, and its size will be 2NNo-Z
feet.
Iohn T. Kirwan has sold for Lowenfed & Prayer
Nos so and 500 West Twenty-seventh-st.. two four
story brick tenement houses, on a plot 5SlOX9S-S
John NJ. Bixby took tite yesterday TO plot on
the north Fortieih-st COS feet east OF F1th-
ave. % 6x23. Ilx22 6x24 feet from Mayor Low and
Austen C. Fox is the buyer of No 81 East Thirty
ninth-st.
have bought Nos 233 30 and 239 West THIRTY
hfth-st. .,
Mayor Hugh J. Grant transferred title Eegte,r-
day TO plot 25x9S9 feet on the south slde or mr.
tieth-st. 225 feet east of Eighth-ave., TO jacob
Manheimer. -,
Navarro are given elsewhere
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ANTIQUE JEwELRY.

E. WYLER late with ]. NJ Guggenheim'
diamonds jewelry. silverware and an
tiques Old gold silver and Jewelry bought
or exchanged W 2Sth-st.. near 5th-aVe
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HOLY sEPULCHRE CHURCH REV; DIT, HUGHES
Rector) East T4th-s near Park-ave.-Services a m
II a. and p. The Rev. -i FOonl-ANp l.
Rector Of Church. Whitestohe' L. l.
viii nrearh al the morning service, and the Rev
CHARLES s BROWN OF City Mission society VIII
The evening.
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WANTED. Working housek-eper. strong
experienced. trustworthy. conscientious
woman. American preferred. good COOK
caterer and seamstress. capable 81 taking
entire charge ~ house and servants when
necessary. Address Mrs l. r. BARRETT.
q E.lch- 81 Elnn-mnaId- \ ]
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD and Pool Tables. new, sHc4nd
hand. $50 up; easiest payments. NAHN
VRpS. - Union Square.
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THIRD STORY front room. private bath.
gentleman only - West %Sth-st-
LARGE heated. sunny second story room
running water. good home table, tcle
phone 100 East 5Nth st
ALI. the comforts and CuuvvIIenCvs or re
fined hotel at boarding house prices; ref
cycnces required. 20 10 Ca East 59th-st.
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HOARD AND UOoMs-BROOI<LY

An UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY f~r those
wishing tho comforts " refined home :
table uneNcaII-d. best references given and
required Apply anv day. after % clock 20
40 W1-hirufru. ave. brooklyn.
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VISITING MAID or COMPANION-Rv
French lady, good seansfrass 49, -
dresser; best city references. r.. 35T Wesr