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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-01
FIGHT WITH BURGLARS.
Two Omeers rnjursd aud Three Of the
Gang Landed In Pftron

Pittsburg. April so.-FIve burglars
blew open the safe in Daub and Press
ler's grocery store at Grafton. Pa. The
explosion aroused citizens aud des-
perate fight ensued between officers
and citizens and thieves
oflcer Thomas westcott was shot
through the leg and oficer Peak was
struck en- the head with a heavy chIs-
el. The latters condition Is serious.
The burglars finally escaped with
the cash box containing about $50. Aft
er long chase three were captured.
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r..,ia.. Ar.,.., u.r e-.,df..h.r.

New York April 20.-with remark
able composure. i2-year-old Maud Fer
gnson, the only living witneas OF the
shooting Of her mother and grand
mother. In their home in Milburn last
February. has testified at Newark 10
facts. which II substantiated. viii con-
vict her gray haired grandfather OF
the crime.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-01

Detroit. Ajril s0.-Crazed BY death OF
her three year-old child from scarlet
fever. Mrs. Adeline Sage. poured can
OF kerosene oil over herself and ignited
II. Her agonized screams awakened
her husband who could not save her.
When the nearest physicnan arrived
the last little flames were dying cut on
the woman's charred body.
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EAREWeLL TO scHLEY.
TITS La, Day at memphis Wa. with Hss
Masonic brethren.

MIHnUIN WFNTNF"U.
Memphis. Aprll 30.-The last days
stay Of Rear Admiral and Mrs. schley
in Memphis was bright and warm. The
admiral was turned over to the Ma
sons whiss Mrs. schley was entertain
ed by several prominent women. A
general reception was held in the blue
room OF the Gayoso hotel Many peo-
pie were in attendance all eager 20
take a grasp OF the admiral's hand. In
the afternoon exercises were held In
the Masonic Temple and only Masons
were admitted. The Masons then gave
a banquet in the honor OF their guest
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seventh ca,alry a, chIelam.uga.

Chattanooga. April 30-A detachment
OF 45 men with $50 horses OF the Sew
enth United States cavalry have reach
ed Chickamauga Park. The entire reg
iment Is expected 10 be In camp by the
first OF June. Eight troops with about
500 men are yet TO come.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-01

special train. At the station a commit
tee OF prominent citizens met the fun
eral traia and escorted the remains 10
Arbor lodge. where they llie In state
until tho hour Of the funeral. Many
prominent persons attended the funer-
al
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-01

~ anu urcar Nortnern mas inaugerared
hsstraln service between Houston and
Waco. the road having been recently
completed. Work Is being pushed To-
ward Fort Worth as rapidly as the
graders can work.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-01

oery tneie on Aprii -. An inspector
here from Kansas City presented in
dictment against LAWN for the post
Office job az Linden. Mo-. Last June
and he viii be taken 70 Kansas City at
onca
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-01
ReMAlss OF MORTON.
rhsy Are Burisf At Ssbra.ka City after
Lxlng ln state.

Nebraska. City. April so.-The re-
mains Of the late J. sterling Morton.
former secretary Of the agriculture.
arrived III this city from Chicago on
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psi.rsy No, sarrssasrsa

London. April s0.-There IL no truth
In the report circulated In the United
States that General Deiarey with three
Boer commands have surrendered 10
the British In South Africa.
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L.r,n w.n,.a E,..rh.r..

Fort Worth. April so.-Patsy LAWN
who was arrested here on April 2i
after being wounded has been identi
ied by Rockdale people as the suspi
clous character seen az Rockdale
few hours prior to the post ONCE rob
--z.~N1ps -..af@w ~WUXGz8.1H
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-01

Caracas. April SO.-Gen. Gonzales
president Of the district Of Cumana
was made a prisoner during the dght-
ing on April q. near San Antonio
when government troops sustained q
bad defeat and Gen. Castillo was NOR
tally wounded. Tho rev0lutionists arr
marching on the city OF Cumaaa. Panic
prevails at Jarupano and Barcelona.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
Army Orders.
REprnIIc. sPFcr,I


Washington. Oct. 4-Arnny orders were IS
Ere1 to-day - follows:
Captain Elnnore Taggart- Sixth Cavalry IS Re-
lieyed from duty Acting Quarrermaster and
Acting .commissaFy on the transport Relief. and
viii Join his company.
Captain Francis schoeIet Sin.h Infantry now
under treatment Washington Barracks. Is or
dered 20 report 20 the commanding officer of
the Een-ral hospital at that post for duty.
Coutract Surgeon William Walker - relieved
from duty al Camp Thomas Georgia and or
derei TO his home for annulment % contract
Leave for one month TO take enect upon the
expiration q his present sick leave. u granted
Captain william Crofton. First Infantry
Lieutenant Elcred Wnriield ThiTtieth fnfantrt--
Captain John Rarrette. Artillery Corps. n de-
tailed n.cnher cf the Examining Board A.
Fort Monroe. vice Captain Adam Shaker.
First LicutenRat Leo Foster Artillery Corps
= ordered 70 report 10 the president OF the Ex-
an1ininE Board Fort Monroe for examination
10 dstermlne his fitness Tor promotion
Der Is. i Sranted First Lieutenant Henry Wy
CANT Thlru Infantry.
Captain William Yates Fourteenth Cavalry
il detailed reEtfent professor Of military SCI
snce and tactics 81 the University Of WyoTninE,
Laramie.
Leave sor ten d1vs Is granted First Lieutenant
GecrSe Rockwell. Tenth Infantry
The leave granted Contract Surgeon r. A.
Amador II extended one month
Leave for four months With permission 10 20
abroad. = Eran:el Chaplain Edward Fitzgrralds
Twenty record InfAstry.
FIRST Lieutenant Robert Blaaehard Assistant
Surgrou. rucertiy appointed. viii the
pirzfIon of his present leave. proceed 70 Colum-
bus barracks. for temporary duty AZ that post
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
Pension. for southwe.teruer..

EE-El BLU SFEeA AAL~
WashinSton. Oct. 4-Pensions have been
granted citizens Of the Southwestern States
as follows.
Nissouri-Jaues Murphy. sulphur springs; Eli
ward BindEchalier. St. Louis. IS. john Cochran-
81 Louis IS: Joseph ;. Gott. Buffalo. 81. Nm
c TeaEue. stick 81: Alfred J. ENarts. ST Louis
yle. joan T. Leach. Cooper Hiil. Sle. David Ev-
ans, Greenfield SiB. John X. Bond IBERIA. s..
Isaac Dunbar Haw Creek. SO; Joseph Peace.
Princeton, 81: Charles H. Brink SprlnKheid. 1lr
Efsstur c. Tipp. Middletown. -: Virginia ~
Butcher EIdridge -; Eveilne Simpson. Kansas
city. -: savanna Francis. West Plains. Sc.
mno-S of Robert u. smith. Marshall. S13-
Arkansas-Edwin Drew Bentcnvile. 3: Criah
NJ Brown. Cartel Sle: Henry h TroWbrtds-
IS; Priscilla Stgau. Helena. s.
Illincis-Christian Koch. Highland. IS. Fred
sriek Grace Eagin. 30: isham J Harry. East
Mm. J. Gwsl,5ey. Late; -; Waiter . Well.
Marcus Z. Rrook. Enneid. sl2i Thomas Prizes.
Lakewood. IL. Henry Luck. Soidiers' and SailorN
Home. quincy. $40; stephen n. Builard. Oiney
81: John Nelson. BioomlnSton. So. VIM. Il. Gee
Villa RidEe. ss. Edward Anderson. Wheaton -.
James e, Heron. Carrollton. 81: Mahala Iamer-
son. Carni. sfa. Marie SiErist. Farina. s.: Amelia
e Young. Pontiac. -; Nancy !. Robert, Elk
hart. Sl2. James Sheilhamer. Aurora. IL: sam
usl = CsmeTer. Chrsman. sl2: minor C Peter
,frsy. Beileville. $40; sarah 2 Mcdonald, De-
kalb. g: Kate Taylor. Lockport. IS
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
AGENTS REPORTS.
Mercantile Trust Company.


The Mercantile Trust Company reports
having had an exceptionally active week :
business IN Its real estate department. hav-
ing closed an unusual number OF sales, with
other deals OF Importance pending This
company also reports that IL has had a
large number OF new properties listed for
sale within the last ten days and thar IL
has generally experienced an active buSi-
ness owing 20 the improved condition which
they ind exists In the realty market
This company effected the sale OF a man
utactuFinE block In North St. Louis the
consideration OF which was something over
$4,000. and vas sold to an out-of-town con-
cern. who contempIates establishing a large
factory on the block the details as to loca-
tion being withheld by request until the Ma
coming week
Also reports the sale Of block Of ground
and Piedmont streets. the lot fronting 70
Ieet on Piedmont by depth OF 80 feet on
Gasconade. on which il erected a two-stoTy
frame house. sold for the account OF Nr<
Fanny Dubois for slo.0a cash. the purchaser
being 2 W Bell The improvernerts arc
eonsdered or little value and the purchaser
oouEhi the site with q view Of using IL for
business purposes.
Lot on the south side OF Berlin avenu-
between Euclid and Kings highway. 55xs-O
feet. This lot adjoins the residence OF lat
Iick Burns on the east and was sold by
Mr. Burrs for 5000 cash TO a client OF
SmaH q Crouch. who contemplates erecting
a large residence in keeping with the hand
some ZONES In this block
40. - Adams street. two-story brick
mouse. erected on lot 5lxI25 feet sold for
the account OF John Frost for >. go cash
purchaser being Amedee v. Reyburn Jr
who buys for an investment
No Ao9 Castlemah avenue. a two-story
reslaence- containing ten roCms and al CON
nenleEces. erected on lot 50xiz5 being in
lyleI place, sold for the account OF Hendar-
son Realty Company 10 William NcCnbe
Inc property rents for $50 q year and was
purchased by Ar. McCabe for an Invest
No lSs5 Arlington avenue. a tuo-s.n.y
hrick residence OF ten rooms. all convtai-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
VOICES Tried AT THE opEON.
Candidates for ChoralSymphony
Chorus Are Heard.

Candidates for the chorus Of the cho-aI-
Symphony Society Mere given a trial BY the
afternoon At , O'Clock About ffty aPpti-
cshts were heard. and most OF them viii be-
come members OF the chorus
Those who presented themselves for the
vocal test we're:
r. r. Allison. Nc If.o North Sarah street
Mss saiIie Baxter; No t4S5 Evans avenue.
Minnie. bftkeFEcn. - Fiun-y kyenre
ATs otto Dieckrnann. Jr.. No. sli4 KeusinEaf
N Mss ssil aalls prcane. No 11ls North sarah street
Aliss Minnie Evans. 20. 4aIs North Twenty
''iRs Ross FSehss. No. l=ia ST. AaEe avenue
Anna Asnlen Mo, NO ~ AlnervS ls Avenue;
f1ara "a 1obnsa5 I115' 10 - kIien aveaue
Veronica A. L1anisan. 40. 54ss IiadeT avenue
sTs ss Inioh h,aS S ss sTtSa ISa,oH oHsaSs aRsnu.
Marie X Linton. No 1sSS Lzwton avenue
FranceS K. AeSanars. No. SSSs LnNton ave
Mi.. katherine 1. MehriE no. SIS Minerva
IS. 9. siSassaS:s No. IS Il IsEsoI M avenue
Mrs, Edward 5, MurdOek. No, 5ls4 Minerva
5:iiz.ests NoE5is 70 I'll 81, EHEsnElin aysans
sIEetts q OSonnsh 30; l'ol ~ AArsos 1ssna-.
Mr. M. MoSs oSess sss No 4S "a Easson svenue
F.uEen.a Potter S557 Mafyiand aven1ie
Mrs Rusoipa schmiiI. No. iS0s Hickory street.
iHSIe iis5 s5srSS a Snns 20 ssN as weils eq aasaue
Miss Roxislsttis TayloE, No. $40 Cote B-iiiiants
Olive Turner No. s=f0 Famous aveuu~
Miss Carrie Wagner. Ne. i4i North Market
street
Mfs. A. u. wa-d. No 50si Morgan street
Mss Adelaide Waterman. No. 52is Minerva
avenue.
Frederick O. Williamson. No. oafi Cass avenu-.
Miss Selma .Zesck. No. 16ll South Broadway.
Mr.. Anna L. EIieine. No. ESQ Eats avenue.
Miss klss DOseorOck. No. lsl0 Nebraska ave
sir- Y W Sharpe. No. S5aS Franklin avenue.
The chorus will consist Of $50 voices this
year. nearly a hundred more than last sea-
son and Ia divided into sixty-three first So
pranas ffty-two second sopranos. forty
first altos. fifty-four second altos. fifty hrst
teuors forty-nve second tenorS. forty nrSt
ba $500 and thirty second baSsos.
Chorus rehearSals Will be held every
Monday ard the orchestra will rehearSe !
nve times for each concert
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
lIcNnIr Harrtn q Jonen

McNair. Harris & Jones Realty Company
report considerable activity IN all lines OF
residence property and report having made
the following sales.
No AIS West Belle place. from Doctor ].
p. Greene and wife OF Liberty. Nc. TO
George +. Laage for 10 cash The pur-
chaser bought for home
Lecerty TO Perry Post Taylor, city Attor-
ncy. SIR. TaylOr - having the house re-
modelled and viii occupy Il as a home a.
soon as II Is finished.
No. 5s5S Horton place. from Harvey L
Christie and wife 20 Frank A. Hill. This
lot has q frontage OF 20 feet on Horton
place by a depth OF 80 feet
They also report the sale OF the north
west corner OF Hortense place and Euclid
avenue. from Robert y. Stubbs to J. G. Me
Nair for $500 The lot has frontage OF 70
feet on Hortense place. Mr.. McNair bought
with the idea OF building on this lot some
time in the future.
Also lot 50xcas feet on the north side OF
Page avenue. 1is feet west OF Hamilton ave-
nue.. 10 J. kaufman for the account OF Oar
win Peterson Of Chicago. The price paid
was 81 537.s0
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05

theodore Ederis. 80 years S4e4 Blair: eousunp-
Ssln- c. Fallen. % years. 7lss sou;A seventh;
amelia FISCHER. 81 years. Michigan and stein
S;sIi'' Seaa X Cannon. days. rs Bernard: eys-
Iioaora Murphy. years. 1913 North SInIh.
Ei.s \. Moan. ls years. ssoe North Grand.
julius Cain. 60 years POOrhOuse: chronic diar-
state Kennedy. = years. zils Adams; ecaSc5np-
Pairick Hogan. 81 years. si5 South TWENTY
secu1d: liver disease
Fe1er ClsErovs. y years. z55s Fai; erysi2elas-
Anna l. Adams. y years --is Pap4n. ccnse1nH-
Catherine var;s- : month. l.ss North rentn:
Hlinrch 5iini s sehlniii a years ~ voris stomach
+. 5. Cosurn. 20 years SOl9A Marcus. suicide.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05

Albert C. Blanke sold the new modern
brick dwelling No. .oG Virginia avenue IN
Compton Heights. containing nine roms, re-
ception hall. hath. hardwood floors. hot-wa-
ter heat and all modern improvements. with
lot foxl25 feet. from the Trinity Realty
Company 10 Mrs. Ava v. Wuerpel. for So
80 Mrs Wuerpfl purchased for a hOHse.
Also No. 2952 Montgomery street. enc
roms with lot 2SXlD feet from Fred c
Bianke TO Christ Hsrold, FOR 81 $50 cash. Mr.
Herold was represented by H. Bariling OF
Henry HiemenZ's ofice
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
H.nrr HIemrnr. Lr.

Henry Hiemenz- jr.. reports the following
sales:
Magnolia Helsht-. between Arkansas and
Tennessee avenues. SoNiZ5 feet owned by
Otto l. Fortman % San Antonio. Tex was
sold for S33 "A foot 10 August Ellermann, who
VIII erect his future home there.
No. zS1 Virginia avenue. n two-sto-y brick
building with modern finish and appoint
mentE, LOT 25xlS feet. owned by julius Har-
zig. who was represented by Charles +. Vo-
gel. sold for 8. 80 TO Anna HohenSchild who
bought for home
Lot on the south side Of Connecticut street.
east OF Morgan Ford road. z5xIel feet
owned bv ". r. Sachs. was sold for SsS8 to
Henry Detjen. who will improve with 4
dwelling.
Lot on the south side OF Hickory strest
between Cardinal and Compton avenues 5)N
10 feet with stable and other Improvement T.
Of little value. owned By W. f. Fell was
sold for tSoO 10 Harry Watts
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
nerIIn HeIxhte sale.

G r. II Davis president OF the Royal In
vestment Company. sold No. 4S9 Berlin ave
nue. In Berlin Heights from the Royal In
vestmsut Company 10 Stafford S. DeLano.
dry Company. for Sls,OO0 cash. Mr.. DeLano
purchased for a home and viii occupy the
house before October %. This house - west
OF the residence recently sold 10 Mr.. Sew
ard for s18.Oo0
Also sold to the Federal Investment Com
pany a lot on the south side OF Forest Park
boulevard, about 80 feet east OF Kings high
way. having a frontage OF 20 feet. for -
a foot from r. II. Gerhart. The. Federal
Investment Company will build two hne
houses on the lots AT once.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
charIe. y. VoEeI.

Charles +. rOsel reports the following
sales:
No. S3e-ss-S Connecticut street. Sq!ns
thee detached. new eight-room brick resi-
denccs. with lot SOUi23 feet TO each: sold
for - 80 Zach. or total OF NT.l0l. to the
Gerard Investment Company. These houses
are situated IN the rapidly growing r.si-
dence section south % Tower Grove Park.
and contain MANY new and mu~h-neefyt!
convene noes not usually found In the
dwellings being offered at these prices.
No. s4-5-Ae5 Econ avenue. northEess rOr-
ner Of Black avenue. and just west of the
Sculliu-CiallaEheT Iron and Steel Works a
double tvo-story hrick building. containiuc
two stores and two hats OF three roouls
each: lot 35xi00 feet: for 5000: from Frank
O Fisher TO Thomas and Richand Walsh
who purchased for Investment
No s022 CaStieman avenue between Lau-
renee street and Thurman boulevard a two
story brick residence containing eight
rooms. reception hail. bathroom. furnace.
cemented laundry and cellar lot s3xizs
feet for N.509. from Mrs. Katie NJ. R9eder
10 W. r Brock who purchased for a
home.
No 40O-Os Lami street. between Third
street and BROADWAY. a two-story hrirk
house. containing eight rooms. arranged for
four families. lot s0NlOO feet: sold for e 90
from William A. Dickson to Mrs. n G
Pendlet0n. who bought for investment.
No 44ii South Grand avenue between
Necshc and Osceola stTeets one and cne-
half story cottage conts ining five rooms
ard cellar lot S0xI40 feet for 3 co. from
W. J. Buchanan 20 Rudolph GOeTper who
purchased for a home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
auIIhirrPerruft..

c Iladn.r SOS Crescent. tvO-ss0ry brick
Herman tjaE Leather Company 41,0 North
Main. alter and addition TO brick suidins. rear.
g. 10.
{. o. Cunningham. 4sls Vernon. twO-story brick
and concrete fats. 81. 010-
John j. smith. SIS Ridge. tWo-Story brick
dwelling. s. 90
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05

dwelling. six rooms. from John Mulcahy 10
Frederick Hailmann for S-0Ss-
Lot 5ixl23 feet on Fad avenue between
Tower tsroYe and kiemm street. from 4trc.
s. Scaumann 10 j. Schumacner for 500
Let 5G12z4 feet on Caroline strsst, near the
city limits. from Nellie Gray 10 Louis Bar
told for $500.
lot iOexlo0 feet on the west side OF Belt
avenue. Is feet south OF Easton avenue.
from Drozda Real Estate Company 10 o. &.
Gattin for S2-Us0-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
REcoRp oF nIRrHs.

U and Io,.ise JORDAN. eazs Grand. boy.
Aibsft and Francs $oTvacH. - south Thiri.
gHI
conrad and Annie Kuehler Is4S Doiier: boy.
Lewis and Emma Waidman. -ssu Casss girl
Frauk 81 and Mamie Wrise. 81 Illinois. boy
= and Nnna schwartz 2fg3 Wisconsin. boy.
,-1arles Pud I.i.lia p--ulut~k. VIZ B-ufor- b.
AshbeI y and Matte 3. Merreu. 5SS Nj
nsrva. girl
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
RatIearr E klIpatricl..

The Rutledge & fitzpatrick Realty Com
pany report the following sales:
Sold for account OF Symmes estate No.
lS-s olive street. an old three-story build
Ing With lot fronting % feet by a depth OF
10 feet. to nonresident client OF Philip
Chew's. price OF same being s150oc
Also report having sold for stanford In
YeEtment Company 10 Henry LleweIiin fats
No. aeoi-e3 Fairmount avenue. being four
natS Of four and nve rooms each for Sil =
coo cash Mr.. LlevelHn was represented IN
this transaction by the Brennan Real "a
tate Company.
CLOSED a ninety-nine year lease on a
prominent Olive street corner, particulars
or which will be given in a few days
No. SSS Lincoln avenue a five-roora frame
house. lot 25 feet frcnt: from Francfs g.
Maguire 10 Matilda Teason. confederation
No. as0i South Compton avenue. a four
room brick houEe. lot - feet front: from =
client 70 W. H AcDade.
Also so'd Tor the account os stanfOr: In
Nestment Company. No. 1856 Granville
place. being a seveu-roon brick house. with
bath ana all conyeniences. lot 3 feet front
sold 10 JoSeph +. Bray. who will OCCUPY
same for home. consideration 81 40
The Stanford Investment Company l. lust
completing several more houses adjoining
this hOuPc. which Will be ready for o.
Cupancy about October Is
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05

Company reports very active weeks busi-
ness an sales and rentals. having leased
nearly Y, an OF their steam-heated apartments
ard West End homes. Sales consummated
are as follows.
sold to the Royal Investment Company
lot sJx2ll feet on north side OF West Pine
boulevard. 30 feet west OF Taylor avenue FOR
5000 cash. upon which lot the company
viii erec; handsome residence. in keeping
with the other attractive homes in this
choice residence block. Paul Aoll was the
grantor.
Tietzti. OF the Baer-Oiver- -Singer Cloth
Ing Company, the very attractive and mod
ern nine-rOom residehce, No. 4JSI Forest
Park boulevard. with lot J5xll1 feet, for 81
81 cash. The kOuse has every modern con
NenlcnCe. hot water heating. hardwood
finish etc, and Is located between the
homes OF William A Haren and Doctor
Henry l. WOlfner- Mrs. COrne IA Busch
man. vile % EDWARD l.. Buschman. was
the grant0r IN the trans Iction.
To the Federal Investment Company. lot
7lXl5I feet on south side cf Forest Park
boulevard. between Euclid and Kings high
way. for - q foot. for $50 cash Inc
Federal Investment company Will soon com
nelee the erection or TWO modern homes
on the lot
known as No. 4+41 "a 4t4YA De.mar boulevard.
With lot iSXi50 feet. from Victor Z Rhodes
ard vile. fOT 1lieo. The property cona.sts
az -FOUR apartments OF nVe and SIX room.
Of attractive nnish and design. the Improve
ruentS beng new and modern Mrs Ny
man purchased fer investment.
To James A Shaw. house No. S1l9 LaWton
avenue. with lot z5xles feet containing nine
rooms. for H.s0 for the account 0r MIS.
Hetty Klyman. Mr. Shaw purcna-ei the
property as a home.
This company reports Il splendid demani
for high-CiaSs West End holmes. anj HaS
the sale OF several very hiKh-priCed and eN-
perislye homes in negotiation, which proc
ably will he clossd this week The outside
Inquiry for hotel and apartment-hOuS.-
corners are numerous and several deals
with Chicago ami Philadelphia parties are
now In progress With view or erecting no
tells and apartments thereon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05

The Lincoln Trust Company real estate
department reports very busy week sew
erai large downtown leases we're closed. and
the inquiries for new locations for the com
ing year have been numerous- The follow
ing sales were closed:
No. 1865 HOd!amont avenue. lot 25Xlz5
feet twO-story bIick building arranged IN
two fats OF three rooms on hrst noor ami
four rooms on second floor. waE sold from
bought for an investment
Nos. 1877 and l459 Hodiamont avenue. two
tWO-story brick dwellings. containing Si1
rooms. and ali improvements. from W b.
Thane 10 client. who bought Tor an IN
Vestment. for $50.
No. S51 Marcus avenue. lot XIV Iects
two-story brick. containing seven rooms
hath. furnace. reception hail. hot and cold
water and all modern improvements from
L l. Mcclure to George A Gilbert, TOT
SeS75 Mr. Gilbert bought for home.
No. i4s0 Aubert avenue. lot SOxl+e, Two
story brick. containing seven rooms. bath,
furnace and all modern Improvements
from Isaac Schoen TO Albert J. Woas for
SZeoQ Mr.. WoRs will make some Improve
ments and occupy as a home.
No. 95C7 LaSalle street. lot 5xf-o. tWo-
story brick. arranged In two three-room
Evers for S22eo Mr.. Evers viii occupy as
a home
Tot skis feet on the north side OF Ker-
uerly avenue west OF Cara from George
p. Prendergast 10 Mary p. Fruin Tor 40.
MrS. Fruin will erect tye-room dwelling
Lot 5Oxi5o feet on the east side OF Cor
neiia avenue in Tuxedo Park: from {. H
r. E.vers to II. J. Mcdowell for sly9.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-05
BURIAL PERMITS.

wedding Rings tSOlid Gold.
Finest qualities. s. 10 81. AeTInod * Jac-
cards. Roadway and Locust.