davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-12
Special Reduced Rates.

Tourist rates to Fl Paso. Texas, on sale daily. Tickets to Fl Paso, Texas, ard return at Si7.45. Return limit M days from date of sale.
 For further information. call on or address. R. E. Palmer. Agent, Forrest City. Arkansas. or Geo. II. Lee. c. r. x r A, Little Rock. Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-12
BrioA for Sale.

have l10 ts.J due brick oa hand and reSds Tor dvlN ", &, >> oo pr l0ea. w waa.eSals or Eeta
 II. \. lUuY. FHfes. City. AIS.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-12
N'IIll InsIako
 Affidavit
New Lease of Lifa fer an iowa
 Postmaster.

ToS -lsstt- R- II Randall. Dunlap. Ia. |. says ] suffered from indigestion and re- su.tlrs eE4.s for years. Finally I tried kodcl. ] s0on knew I had found what had loIc .ooked for. Ian better today tGal in ye@-S kOdol gave me new lease oi sa. Anyone can have ny af- N1aNi 70 .ae trGih ot this statement !" hCtlci SlzZ>s. Nour food. This enables the sN>t.2l -l Sss- -Eli.Ate supplies. >t-en hen. Ing e.tE orSaa and restoring health
 Hocos Makes You Strong.
 FrsrSss sl only hy E ( rlErTf-- k Co .Ca.-asa -tes tetsas eezis-Gs-ss .4--es t-e s9S. s-Gs.
 {! T SANDERS.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-12
The Bsst Prescription for NaIaria

1h4.i> sna ssNrr l> a srtfsy. of Groves fs,te.e>> teaa laa.s lg s> >s.aq-y sssa ais.. gRam- ta s ta>-e eSs sggu NJ care -t, gsx. l,g5-> 5ec-
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02
Silver Wedding.

The writer had the pleasure Of AT
tending a very soclablc and agreeable
event on Saturday, Dec. %, the sill
yer anniversary Of Mr.. and Mr.. S. $.
Mead Of Enterprise township, There
were present Mr.. aud Mrs. Johnson,
the Methodist minister Of Abbeyyille
who performed the ceremony, which
he did In n very beautiful manner,
Mr. and Mrs, Marion Anderson sof
Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. Kirkpat-
rick Of Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. II,
Eislmlnger of Salt Creek, Mr.. and
Mrs, Paine Of Partridge, Mr., and
Mrs. j. Dunn Of Abbeyyille, Mr.. and
Mrs, Dellinbach, Mr., and Mrs. Far
gus Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs. $. s.. Mead,
Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Davis, Mr;ssJo-
seph Cook MlI9Thomas Duhield, Mr..
Alfred Dellinbach, Mr. Hartford
Mead, Misses Lilley, Nellie and Via
Mead OF Enterprise. After congrat-
ulatiOns the guests were invited into
the dining room where the tables
groaned with the good things that
gives strength to the inner man and
right well did the guests do justice to
that grand and beautiful dinner,
which if were to go into detail
would take the whole side Of your pa-
per to tell all the good things they
had to cat.
Mr. and Mrs. Mead came from Hi
n0is to Kansas in the early seventies
and by sobriety, industry, and honest
dealing have gained what the old wO-
man prayed for, u competency, They
have a family that any father and
mother might be proud Of -four
and one son, Mr., and Mrs.
Mead own Il nice home in Wichita
where they have lived for some time.
Sid, aS we all call him, is in the en-
plOy of II threShing machine firm,
putting on and operating self feeders
at which he is an expert. In fact he
is considered the best threShing ma
chine man in the west
Further comments time and space
forbid. The young folks Of the
came in the evening
and had u jolly time. We babe them
adieu by wishing them long hap
py and prosperous life, They received
II number Of beautiful and valuable
presents
One That Was There
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02
PEKln.

Mr., Daniel lIabecker has arrived
home from Augusta, Oklahoma, He
says they are quite dry in that vi
clnity for want Of rain, though the
saloons are not lacking in the line
Of wetncsS.
Miss Bina Frailey came home last
week from Colorado, where she has
been visiting relatives.
Mr.. Jackson Williams is up from
the Strip, visiting relatives and
friends, lie reports the weather very
dry in his vicinity together with ear
less corn, so Reno is not alone.
Grandpa Ilabacker while out doing
his. feeding the other morning before
daylight, ran over a calf and in its en-
dcayor to get out Of his way threw
the old gentleman, and pretty badly
bruised up. lie has 10 hObble on
crutches now. His foot seems 10
have gotten the worst, being badly
swollen. But at last report he was
improving,
Mr., Edward.Bryant returned from
visiting his cousin IN Colorado,
Christmas. Ills cousin is Frank Bly-
ant, 80. s..---1 ,,--,., -. r--H-
School teachers in this vicinity all
seem to have taken last week for Il
vacation, as the schools were all
closed.
Mr.. David Mitchell who has been
attending the NickersonssNormal Col
legc was at home last week.
Several Of the people from here
went to the oyster supper at Pleyna,
last Saturday evening.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02
County Correspondence.
HUNTSVILLE.

Meeting is still In progress with
good interest, and large crowds, Tho
young ministers that are helping, King
and Buck, are going back to Winfield,
Wednesday, after which Rev. Mann
Will carry on the meeting throughout
the week.
n, II, Tottcn Is home visiting his
parents during vacation, and shaking
hands with friends and chums.
Ell Mills Of Pleyna was up Sunday
visiting with his old friend, G, Il,
King.
Preston Seymour who has been at
tending the n, n, C., has come
home Preston says the n, n, Q, is
all o, H., and is sorry that he has IA
miss the remainder Of the year,
Mrs, John Cummings Christmas
dinner was quite a success as n family
reunion,
School has opened again after a
week Of vacation. School Is going ia
the satisfaction OF all the patrons un-
der the management OF ed -lIornbaker
as principal and Miss Avis Batty, and
as intermediate teacher,
John Mlllers runaway resulted In Il
broken buggy and gashed head,
Bill Mclean Is visiting his son
George, and old nelghbors Of Hunts
vile again,
$, b, Rogers folks are spending hol-
Idays In Oklahoma, visiting their
daughters, Mamie and Jennie.
DR. fuckers Mr., and, Mrs, Hill
and Mr., and Mrs Kully took dinner
with Mr.. Blalne's Christmas and II
very fine time II was,
The boys think their magic lantern
show viii be n grand success, with
Clawson as darkey imperSonator and
clog dancer and Frank Barns as man
agcr.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02

There was quite q bad runaway on
Main Street Sunday, Sol Miller and
Otto Conrad both Of Medford town
ship were driving fisky young
horse across the Santa ,Fe track when
it became frightened At the electric
bells and started TO run and kick,
The young men were good horsemen
but the harness broke letting the
buggy bump against the horse at
every Jumps then one line broke and
turned him sharply to one side,
throwing the occupants out In a heap,
Both were badly shaken up, and most
Of the skin was taken or the side Of
Conmd's face, The horse after run
ming Nl0uhdiseyerNl blocks and finally
ran Nmnck a post near Van Handts,
The buggy was nearly smashed to
pieces,
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02
Christmas Noar YOder.

Mr. Editor; Christmas morning
found Aunt Lizzie and ] seated IN
our phaeton headed for Lincoln town
ship, near the live and growing vii
lage of YOder, where we had an invl-
tation to eat turkey with Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Williams. 1t was a de-
lightful drive Of about ten miles
through the most fertile part Of Kan
sas, therefore of the United States
and the world. The air was Just crisp
enough to give one a keen appetite
and Mrs. Williams knows just how
to please a hungry man or a dozen Of
them for that matter. For proof she
had two roast turkeys and dressing;
pumpkin and mince pies, fruits, can
dies, nuts, cakes, preserves, and, yes
sir, she actually had potatoes, Irish
potatoes at that. The names Of the
folks that got their feet under that
table were Mr.. and. Mrs. l.. G. Will
liamS: Mr.. and Mrs. u. +. Swander;
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Dull, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lew Chittenden: Mr.. and Mrs.
Rob Bramwell and sons Fay and Leo:
Mr.. Rev, lIardeSty and Miss Clara
Rmmwell: Mr.. Ed Bailey and Miss
Mary Loudenslattcr Of Maize; Rev.
r. j. Neal and last but not least by
any means were us. No use to say
any more, anybody ought to know we
were just as happy as could be the
balance of the day. In the evening
we went to Mrs. Eleanor MO0re'S,
my wife'S mother. She is eighty-four
years old, has good health and enjoys
life. At night in company with Billy
Moore drove to Elmer and had the
pleasure of hearing Rev. Walter Rob-
crts0n Of Bison, Kansas, preach.
lie was raised near Elmer and in
1867 ! was his school teacher. |
had never had the pleasure Of hear
ing him preach before. lie is a fore
able speaker and full Of zeal and
is determined to be Il noted divine.
The next day we attended the Sun
day School convention Of the Arkan-
sas Valley Baptist Association which
was held at the -IIarmny church.
Delegates were there from Nlckrcson,
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02
MarrIago LIoanses

Following 10 the list Of marriage H.
cenees iasued from the probate court
during the past week;
Asa Gray TO E0lc Glare, both Of
Mt, Hope, Kansas,
Arthur G, Coleman TO Ola Calrrcy,
both Of Hutchinson.
Seneca H. Wright to ClNrls Blake,
both Of Haven.
Albert A, Stewart Of Darlow, To
Addle Pearl Farthing of Y0dcr,
Frank l., Lind to Jennie Jones,
both Of Hutchinson,
Bartly W, Cunningham to Edith
Bonnicksen, both Of Nicola, Kansas,
Charles Il, l., Hall TO Pauline
Sprlngborn, both Of Nickerson,
James G, Paden to Josie NJ, Duns-
worth, both OF Burton.
Isaac G. Ecklcy, Chambers, Nebr,
to Lenna V, Galbreath, F0rsha.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02
-Four County Boarders.

Four young men were lined up In
Justice MorriS's court FRIDAY on the
charge Of malicious trespasS, They
gave the names Of Walter Peters,
Willie Wilson, W, E.Clark and c, W.,
Burk. II seems that some parties
before unknown had been breaking
into the school house at Sylvia at
odd times and committing various
petty deprcdations, At last one
night not long ago these boys were
caught after they had borken pane
Of glass to make an entrance, and
built fire TO keep them warm The
people had become eXaSperated and
determined to prosecute them. They
pleaded guilty and were given thirty
days each to board with the sheriff at
county expense, which considering
that they had broken into the build
ing and probably might have had the
charge Of burglary lodged against
them, was apparently II very moder-
ate sentence.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02

The Kansas Midwnter EXpoSi-
tion will be held in Topeka, January
20, to 30, 1902. A rate Of one fare for
the round trip will be in effect for
this meeting via the Great Rock Is
land route. Tickets will be on sale
January 20 and 81, good to return five
days from date Of sale.
u, c. Fisher, Agent,
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02

Sterling, Haven, Stafford and other
places, Walter Goodman Of Plano,
Is the president, The discussion Of
the various topics was spirited and
interesting, At noon there was u
fine dinner served In the church at
which we did ample justice, In the
evening we wended our way back to
the city feeling that we had had n
merry Christmas and wished every
body the same,
Uncle Frank and Aunt Lizzie.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02
/ DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE,

state of Kansas. County Of Reno, Sc.
In the Probate Court in and fol-, said County
Notice is he-ony given, that Ietters OF admin
Istration on tile estate Of John schmiiz
deceased. were granted the undersigned on the
aSth day OF December, 1901, by the probate
court Of Reno county, Kansas. Now all per-
sons having claims against the said estate are
hereby notified that trey must present no
aane 10 the Undersigned for allowance, within
one wear from the date Of said letters, or they
may he precluded from any benefit Of such es.
tate and that II such claims be not exhibited
within three years after the date OF Said letterA
they shall be forever barred.
NICHOLAS SCHAlTz, Administrator
of the Estate OF John Schmitz, deceased.
December IA, 1901.
First publication, January 2, 1909.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02

Nicholas Schmlt2 from south Of
Sterling In Medford township was In
The city yesterday on business con-
nected with the estate Of John
SchmltZ,
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02

Dock C0mstOck who conducts the
bowling alley on Sherman street east
offered u prize Of Il big fat turkey
TO the man who wouldd make the
best scores, Roy b, Cochran won
the prize on n score Of l07
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02

Some Stalrordite has ordered an all-
tomoblle and now the people are
waiting to catch a glimpse Of the
"roal thing"
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02

The Reno county gun club held Il
Chstmas shoot at which WIN Van
Kuren won the county medal, beat
ing WIN Allen by one bird. His
score was 81 out OF %.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02

Fancy Colorado potatoes, sl,O5 per
bushel at ed Sweet 4 CO.'S This
Is u snap Buy At once,
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02

DR., j, j, French spent Christmas
with his brother George at Pretty
Prairie,
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02

In the District Court OF Reno, county 5taIe OF
KAnaas.
q. 0. Combs, Plaintiff,
Va
,Incob Miller, Defendant. No. S7S?
Said Defendant, jacob MILLER, will take no
tIce, that he has been sued in the ab we name
court upon The account OF the plaintiff against
him for commissions earned by plaInIlff for
hla seryIces o. real estate agent and broker
periorme. for defendant and ~ his request.
,6e amount sued for being One hundred seven.
tv-Nve DolIars(Sl76.0Ol, and In Great thereon nj
q percent pc annum from June ~ 1901 and that
defendant must answer the petition ied therein
{ n or before the cath day Of January, A. d. 1919
or saldpetltion will be taken az true, and 1ndg:.
ment for plaintiff In said action for the sumo
one hundred scventy-tlvo dollarct tyl7bl with in
tcrest and costs Of suit, and an order TO cell the
real estate OF derendent which has been attached
in This action 10 satisfy said Judgment and
costs in said attachment, will be rendered ac-
"''''e'' Attest: j. NJ. Wyman
Clerk OF the District Court.
Hettlpger & Hettinger, -
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02

A driving horse belonging TO w. G,
Thompson, the hotel magnate, took
"A spurt up Main Street Saturday with
The result Of u collision with dely.
cry wagon, There was something Of
a smash up but the town was not
shocked and no one was killed.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02

See adv, Of Boston Dental Parlors,
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02

The Graves sisters quartettc held
their concert at Turon In the interest
Of the United Brethren church Of that
place on Friday night. The concert
is reported to have been success and
nctted a neat little sum to the church
and the sisters.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02
j, M. STEWART,
Real Estate, Fire, Lighting,
Tornado and Plate Glass
Insurance
Room 8, over 81 S)uth Main.
DUPLICATION NOTICE

First Publication December II. 1901.
State NJ Kansas, Reno Comnty, ss.
In the District Court OF Reno, County State of
KanaaS.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-02
TEARFUL OR CHEERFUL I?

Whether woman Is fearful or cheer.
flll depends not on what she has materi.
ally but what she 10 physically, Many
an indulgent husband Is driven almost
to despair by the fearful outburst OF a
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.l ]


Chicago. Jan 1S.-Wheat closed &c over Fri
day az the top for the day May opened at so12c,
sold between S0sc and size sellers, and closed at
sIc July closed at S0zsc The English markets
stronger than expected. The predicted rains did
n:aterialize There was an increased commits
81 on trade St Louis covered very large scale.
The forecast for Sunday for clear weather.
The only moisture to-day vas IN Arkansas. with
z trace IN Oklahoma. There was talk Of rain in
California, but confirmation Primary receipts
were less than last year 55l 900 bushels against
$1,000 bushels; the Northwestern cars $751; against
407. Clearances were $4,000 bushels. There a
little more interest IN cash; some bids for spring
The talk on Manitoba was not SO weak. The local
talent was inclined 10 sell on the rally, Cudahy
Patten and others. The pit thought Kaufman, Of
St Louis. covered largely. AL the concerns with
close St Louis connections bought. A moderate
increase ii, the visible is expected Monday, posi-
bly, 10000 bushels. To-nights wheat prices &c
over those low of Thursday. which followed
the Phillips failure.
Corn closed 1c TO 1l2c over Friday and to-night's
prices 2i.c higher than the low Thursday
May opened a C4c sold between 64c and 647sc and
closed at 647sc sellers July closed 644c Septem-
Der 635sc The West is getting interested in
again. On the break this week Western offer
ings have become very small. Receipts here are
light 81 cars with 100 estimated for Monday
There is talk of the high prices West A
little business done with the South. 1900
bushels Primary receipts were not much over half
last years Gables were up moderately; clearances
were l0.eJO bushels. Stocks here will not show
much change. The bearish sentiment on corn
quite strong a week ago, is less emphatic.
To-nights oats prices 14c to nc fridays.
At time the market showed even better ad-
vance. with the May up l%sc. 1t was largely case
Of the part Of May shorts. The May
opened at 45i2c, sold between 4512c and 4511c and
closed at 1870. sellers; July closed at 4Oz.c and
September, 32a4c- There 1s2 cars with ISO es-
timated for Monday. Cash prices did advance
fast the futures New-York, however took
oats here, 5000 bushels The circumstance which Is
all important is the big Patten May line and the
small stock, the former possibly 100000 bushels
and the latter less than 10000 bushels. Tonight
prices 124c to 2l2c Thursdays
Flaxseed unchanged TO 1c higher, the May
closing the same Friday, s. 20: cash, up mod
erately closing 81 66i4 TO s. 69. There 12O cars
the three points, against "a last year.
Provisions were firm. pork closing nc over Fri
day; lard and ribs. 21zc There were only
1900 hogs and prices at the yards were Sc higher
Receipts Of hogs the last week have been less
than last year. $4,000. against 2Os Co., The Cudahy
selling OF May lard keeps up Shipments of prod
uct smaller than last year. the outsider is
rather bullish.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Hudson-st e s. between Horatio and Gansevoort
sts, lot 2OS map made by Edward Doughty,
February. 1915. 25xl25 5x25x122. 10; Mary \
Ferguson 10 Harry Kruger; mortgage. 5000
Main-st e 5 100 # Of Prospect-st. 50x150;
Main-st y ScJteld-ave, Is. .6Xe96;
Nan-st. n corner Northerly-st. 50xlOO; SEQ
fed-aVe. s, 13 II Of West Shore, city
Island high water mark. 1o0XlO6.3; Main-st.
:. $50 IT s. Of PrOspect-st. runs lbX 1ox
"a o n s Sc5held-a SICK n 1l9x W l61
5GK $50 beg. SCOfeld-ave. 5 adjoining
lands George Guest, 100 Il 10 land Will
lam Scofied c so 10 land OF Horton 100
u avenue Y " SO 10 beg; all Of above are at City
Island and subject 10 mortgage of $1,000; White
Plains Road. being all that remains OF lot =. plot
g. on assessors map Of the opening and widen
ing said road Damage Map No ZIG. the part
taken being IS. .ilX15s 61S5-3X17 S. Wegtchester:
Harry F Booth 70 Ida Anderson. eft al. all
title etc ouitclatrn: r s S1-.-.....-.-... .Eoni
Sd-st s. 100 q Of Avenue c. ASK
COX g 1O.cx $ p 37-2X 105- II to beg:
Benjamin GabrIlovitz to Adolph Rosenstein; -
mortgage. $4,000 = {. 50 975..--.............. 10
97th-st. Nos 800 and 301. s, 40 II W Of West
End-aYe. 50xl001l: Rosa Brown 70 can
Fischer-Hausen; mortgage. $4,000; r S S3l p Nom
ICSth-st. s. # Il Anns.erdsra-ave. 30. *
1Gn11: = Ga-nsey James MCSjorley:
mortgage. $4,000; r :, S2----------------.--.
126th-st No 2S West 24 iN49ll JoecTh g
Robin TO Louise @ RCbinovitch; r {, 81 ID
32d-st. No 263 West. 32X5se; Patrick Flynn TO
the Stuyvesant Real Estate Company; 5.
5tf-ave e s s22 fl n OF s4th-st, 25x125; J Ed
Ackey City Real Property Investing
Company; mortgage. $4,000; r s. sls.........
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
VALUABLE HARLEM PROPERTY SOLD.

The Hudson Realty Company has sold 10 Wendo-
lin J. Nauss. investor. the southeast corner of
Seventh-ave. and ne-hundred-and-twenty-f y-ffth-st.
The plot 100l1 feet in Seventh-ave. by % feet IN
ne-hundred-and-twenty-h The property Is
sold subject to a lease for a term OF about four
years TO L. c Bliss & Co, the manufacturers OF
the Regal shoe who occupy the store or of the
three story building and pay an annua- tai or
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19

A DvERTIsBMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Cfice.
NO. 1922 BROADWAY.
OF 3lst-st., until o o'clock d m.
Advertisements will be received the following branch
regular ONCE rates until o'clock 251
Sth-ave., e. 23d-st.: 1853 6th-ave.
ST Enst I4th-st.I 257 West 42d-st., between
7th and 9Th aves.; 2d3 West 125th-st.; 1,:B3S 3D.
Sve, between 7eth Sad 7Tsb sta; 1.o:6 3d-avs-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19

B. Pugh & Co, and have exchanged same with
Peter Wagner for the Nash Villa, Stamford, Conn;
Daniel B. Freedman has resod Nos 1,72O and LIZ
Broadway, two old buildings. on plot 5oxso feet
Philip II. Krauch has sold to Henry Detterrnan
Nos 133 and 135 EdgecOmbe-ave-. two hve story
brick iathouses. plot 50XlO5 feet.
Frederick Schlueter has sold No. lS7 Edgecomoe-
ave. a client
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Plans have been filed with the Buildings Depart
Ynent in The Bronx for the following new building
and alterations: Fulton-ave. southwest corner OF
Observation-Disclosures y-fourth-st., seven two
story brick dwellings, Is by 60 feet. Rosilie c. Gin
dera SIG 800.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
HALL FACTORY PROPERTY LEASED.

The Hall factory property. at One-hundred-and-
sixth-st. and the East River, has been leased by
J. & J. ". Stolts for twenty years at a gross
rental Of sl35G00 The lessees will make extensive
alterations.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
FURNISHED Apartments 90 Eet

FNO SUB-LEr IN THE MELROSE. Central Park West
and losth-st an room apartment: comfortably and
completely furnished and equipped housekeeping
uttermost details including telephone moderate
Inquire OF F. s. WING. Agent premises A.
INL.EGANT second floor tiled bath private hous. an
II pointments. $1,000 245 West lS5th Street
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
Gitp proprIIp 20 Eet.

DIvERDAI4D ON HUDSON. NEW YORK CITY-To
III lease to hve years. attractive and well-sp-
pointed ali year residence Modern house, rooms
Steam heat coachman's room in stable Acre and half
tastefuily planted; shrubs
on corner overlooking Hudson River All surroundings
high cIass Locality OF fine homes Very heathful. ~
m o Grand Central. SACKETT. BACON & Mc-
OIJAID Attorneys, Tribune Building New York
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
FIFTH-AvE. PARCEL TRANSFERRED.

The City Real Property Investing Company too
title yesterday a plot Is by rs feet on the cas-
side of Fifth-ave., So feet north OF Eighty
fourth-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
COLLEGE LEAsEHoLp PARCEL SOLD.

John P. Kirwan has sold. for Emanuel S. sutro.
to William H Dixon, No. 60 West Forty-ninth-st,
a four story and basement brownstone dwelling
house. 2O.l0X60xlo05 feet. Columbia College lease
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
NEW RrILDING PLANS.

6th-ave No 49, a twelve story brick loft
building. with store; Henry Corn. Hotel Ma
jestic. owner; Robert Maynicke. No 725 Broad .
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
MANY TITLES TAKEN BY REALTY co

The City Real Estate Company has taken title to
Nos 23S 240 and 256 West Thirty-fourth-st and
Nos 234 and 236 West Thirty-fifth-st The com
pany IS understood TO be acting for some or the
Tanderbilts.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
NEW OFFICE BUILDING IN BROADWAY

An eleven story Office building will be built at
the northeast corner of Twelfth-st and Broadway.
Mrs. Jennie s. Parker IS the buyer.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
Real Gstate Danic6.

w feet water front and convenient sail facilities by
[iss0lene Launch Manufacturer Must within
fifteen miles Of City Hall Address x, Box Is, Tribune
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
FURNISHED Gonscs 60 Eet-Countrn,

VNo RF,NT.-From Nav list (ApriI n desredD fully
L furnished cottage of twelve all
stable and garden. Forty rom from
station. Shade pazzas pleasant surroundings. Jersey
X. r. required Call or address Mrs
c. L. ABRY. Box 81 Crawford. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
Brooklpn propertn For Sale

IINOR SALE-House l0I jefferson near Nostra,5
Il story and basement brownstone. Ia rooms with
dining room extension finished in mahogany and other
hardwood; large bookcase library location rs class
Owner 0'