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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-16

Commission-houses which occupy the old
Mclean building and other structures On
North Third street between Collins and
Biddle streets will soon give place to the
VerSteeg Shoe Comanny. A store will
cover the lot. 12sx255 feet. and at the north
west corner Of Collins and Biddle streets,
lot SSx11s feet, a factory will be erected.
More than $4,000 will be expended in in
provementa
Company sold the property to w. B. Yer
Steeg for the Edmund Realty Company
Claude fitzpatrick. president, for $4,000. Mr..
VerSteeg imediately closed a lease with
the shoe company that bears his name, and
1t is stated that the plant will be one Of
the largest in America
In its old quarters the company has been
very much cramped. owing to the growth
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or bushes which It has experienced IN
common with other manufacturers who
have made st. Louis the leading shoe mar
ket in the West.
Application will be made to the Municipal
Assembly to authorize the construction of
a bridge across Biddle street to connect
the main shoe factory and warehouse fac
ing on Third street with the lot at the
northwest corner of Collins and Biddle
streets where a heel and counter factory
will be located.
The Nicholls-R Ritter Realty and Financial
Company also sold to Mr.. verSteeg a lot
fronting q feet on Collins street by a
depth. of LIS feet to an alley. upon which a
connected with the other buildings.
For eight years the four-story structure
at the southeast corner of Third and Biddle
streets was occupied by Doctor j. H. Nc
Lean. 1t is a substantial structure. and
but few alterations will be required upon
that part of the property. The other build
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ings. however. will be torn down and mod
ern improvements made.
This move on the part Of the VerSteeg
Shoe Company is considered radical. as
there is but one shoe factory In that vicini-
ty. A few years ago there were four shoe
factories on this property. A great change
Is taking place on Third, Biddle. Collins and
Franklin avenue, and 1t will soon present
an altered appearance. Now that the Yer
Steeg Shoe Company has broken the ice it
Is believed that others will follow in this
business center.
The Nichols Ritter Realty and Financial
Company has been looking for a location
for Mr.. VerSteeg for several months, and
when this place was presented to him he
concluded that 1t was ono of the best he
could find in the city.
Since selling this property to Mr.. ver-
Steeg. Nicholls-Ritter have been approached
by persons desiring to build a large ware
house. but Mr.. VerSteeg has declined all
propositions made to him. In the sale the
Edmund Realty Company was represented
by the Commonwealth Trust Company.
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terested in a plan to build three temporary
Worlds Fair hotels in the West End. to
cost all together about $500 900. The location
has not been settled, nor are any Of the ar
engagements complete. 1t was said that the
hote<s might be located on the Catlin tract,
north Of the Exposition site. but the Park
view Realty Company, owners of the prop
erty, announce that no deals for their hold
ings will be made before next spring.
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Doctors Sued fer Damages.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Charleston. Ill, Nov. 15.-One Of the hard
est-fought cases in the present term Of Cir
cult Court came to an end yesterday b. the
disagreement and discharge Of the jury. J.
N ~ Isyeeay mao .n MS arm eroke last summer
Lycan set the limb. Tweedy says his arm
has failed to get well as II should. and
malpractice. The case attracted unusual
attention. Nearly every physician IN the
county was summened to testify. tn jury
said that they voted 9 to 3 for the plaintin.
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DANCING PARTY FOR CHILDREN.
Little Folks Are Entertained at
the Union Club.

-Four hundred children danced yesterday
afternoon at the Union Club. 1t was the
erst of the afternoon parties given for the
little folks. TIL hours were from 3 to 6
O'Clock. A programme of dances was ar
ranged for the entertainment of the chill
dren.
The Entertainment Committee of the club,
consisting Of w. d. Becker. L. Schloss-
stein. O. ". Heintze. Theodore Blair and
Robert Burns. has arranged a series of
monthly entertainments for the children
during the winter season.
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sales:s
No, ss1s Illinois avenue, between Utah and
ing. arranged as two hats Of three rooms
each, cemented laundry and cellar, lot 25x
70 rect, Tor $50: from John Manever to
vestment.
No. ss41 Iowa avenue. between Keokuk
Osaee street. q two-story brick dwell
each cemented laundry and cellar. lot TX
70 feet for 400: froI1 International Real
Estate and Improvement CouAaW =
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Alfred q. Boettger reports the following
sales:
No. 1853 Wisconsin avenue, a two-story
and mansard brick dwelling, nine rooms,
street improvements made, lot 15x12S,
owned by Sarah A Queenssn, sold to
Thomas c.. Kuhnle for S.6oQ.
Lot on the north side az Botanical ava.
nue., between Vandeventer avenue and
lawrence street. 6oxl2s. owned by Chris
Kern. sold to q client for q. 500.
Lot on Jefferson Avenue. between Pesta.
iozzi and Gnttenden streets, 25xlN, owned
by John q Thuner. sold to J. n. EGsen-
Lot on Virginia avenue. between Chip
pewa and Wtnnebago streets. Hx1ZS, Swned
by Anna L Foersteriing. to Minnie Meyer
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aIissourians In new YORK..
REPuRIIc SPECIAL


New York. Nov. B-Among the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the follow
Ing MiBsourianS:
81 LouisEMissss capen, Miss warmen, Miss
Holmes J. A. Holmes J. h Holmes. c. !. Col
Knagp. wa.As5; Il y. French, Holland; q. 4.
S Sll%sT ssa M mss VIC cTansfi Msnhattsni c =.
nue.: =. Nehmiller. Herald Square; J. B. Rllsy.
kansas, city-A. w. Wright, Aston; A G.
Blanchard. Bartholdi,
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Negro woman Sentenced.


Havana, ILL.,. Nov. H-LAura Williams
the negro woman who twice dug out Of the
Mason County Jail. was found guilty Of
robbing James Mosiander In a wfneroom
last March and sentenced to the penltentiary
by Judge Mehan-
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Rural Free Delivery.

Washington. Nov. B.-RuraI free delivery
eervtce will be established in Iroquois
County. Illinois. December 1, as follows:
Ashkum-Three carriers: length Of routes. IS
miles: population served. 1870.
miles. Population served, 40,
G~hebsnse-Thres carriers: length Of routes AA
miles Population served. .L25o:
C~lifton-Three carriers; length Of routes. f<x
miles. Population served, l,fs6.
CfeScent CityI;Two carriers: length Of routes.
Denfoth-Two carriers; length Of routsa, tAA
miles. Population served. LIDO.
Martdntcn-Two carriers: length Of routes. a
mileA Population served. s5.
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Convent to Re Dedicated.
sPURIIC SPECIAL.

new Catholic convent viii be dedicssoS -.
morrow. and several notable service hsid
Bishop Hestin Of Matches! Miss. vim "a.
st. Joseph's Church to q class 81 I'LL -
more. followed by q sermon at dedicafion ~
the the convent IN The afternoon. Bishop Hestfn
VIII on1ciate. nd the Very Reverend Bin
ton Kramer viii deliver = Sermon Al 4 n m
The first communion class OF tWeuty-dve
will receive first communien.
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RHEUMATISM
0oNoUERmD


AZ last . positive. cure for all forms Of
articu.ar and muscular Rheumatism, Cout
. Lumbago has been found In
sPARHAWK RHEUMATIC CURE,
Purely vegetable. causes ne derangemens
Of the stomach ay do mineral remedies,
Affords instant reiief md effects q 9Sy.
mAnent cure IN every case
been safisrins Win hhsa:nstism I Tor 4:
PAST g Year,. affecting the 1ofnts and
swelling at joints. have tried All kinds
e Sa,a asss anS aood fr's Rs lie e W. time :.S E'sssSsaf
consufted with eight d;Isrent phystciana
all OF whom could DO me no geod- About
two years ago ! VA laid. up at ths
month"; and ieft there without being
cured. Also went down to Hot SPRING.
for six weeks without getting any an
ccuragement In addition to this I spent
to give rehsf but the Rhepmatism came
back again Ia two menths thereafter.
Hays also taken about eighty Belcher
Bakhs. incidentally have spent several
Hsous s.v e0'la months e n sao i 70 vas Sc as sSnsa
TO try your cure n although didn't
expect to get any benefit from Il ! found.
srtss using 9 bog and Z bait e yoHf
er taking the capsules should nave
written sooner bot preferred "a. SEA
WHISTLER tds benefit done ma would b
lasting. From my experiences with Rheu.
thing that viii cure Without question.
and would recommend and have recon-
mended this cure to any one suffering
S1th khsumattsm- $50
q II. Eighth street. 81. Louis. No.
For sale By an druEgfsts, 30 cents.
SfAlliuE euEteAk CO.. 81. tegts, n.
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Germnnia Trust Company.

The real estate department OF tho Ger
mania Trust Company sold last week tho
residence of Guy c. Mariner. No. 800 North
Newstead avenue, TO Ford w. Thompson, q
client Of the Missi IS ppi Valley Trust Com
pany. The consideration was $1,000.
Mr.. Mariner. who Is an architect. expects
to occupy one of the three houses which
he Is building on Maryland avenue, west
of this property; while Mr.. Thompson ex-
poets to make the house he purchRs ed his
future home.
The house has eleven rooms, and Is mod
ern in every respect, occupying a lot 6Ox75
feet.
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Adolph NJ. and Anna Feldes. who pur.
chased for investment.
. Lot 60x125 feet on the west side of Oregon
avenue, between Utah and Wyoming streets
for S1.6oo, from Daniel Webster to Henry
Hanerwinkel, who purchased to improve.
Lot S0x125 feet on the south side Of Ar
mand street. between Ohio and California
avenues. for sS75, from Mrs. Virginia s.
chased to improve.
Lot 25x127 feet Q inches on the east
side OF Slattery street, between North Mar
ket and Mullanphy streets. for $500. from
William Lyons and Alexander Street to
Frederick .Wollmann. who purchased for
investment.
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CARLYLE. ILL.,. Nov. K-Arthur Tucker.
aged II years. has been sentenced to tho
Reform School by Judge Dwight on the
charge Of burglary. Several weeks ago he
entered the residence of e =. Van Cleve
and stole q watch and some tewelry. He
Ii q tramp.
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Henry Hiemcns Rea

ports the following sales:
Lot on the north side Of Victor street.
west Of California avenue, in Nicholson's
for the heirs of D. Nicholson for $3.50 q
foot to ]. B. Westermayer. who will i'm
prove.
Lot on the south side Of st. Louis ave-
nue.. east of Taylor avenue, 6x16o, owned
by ". d. TENN. was sold for SCI q foot
to George Bennipger.
Lot on the north 4de of Geraldine avenue
in Harvey Heights. north Of Harvey ave.
nue.. was sold to August Hoerner for $500
The owner was represented by the Missis-
eippi Valley Trust Company.
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I. II. p. Wallace. ss North Eighth: altes
front OF brick building. to be used a. . store;
81. 600.
Charles Hummelsheim. s91 Oregon: eus-story
brick dwelling: q, go.
Henry Eners. $50 Magnolia; tvs-stsry brick
dwelling: s.. 500.
William ScRtes, SOS and 6511A WaI1s:' TIVE two.
story brick mats; $500 each
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Held b. Federal Omeers.

SPEClAL
Smithboro, H.. Nov. 16-Eb Sanders Of
Greenville has been arrested by q United
States Deputy Marshal and taken to SPRING
Held. He - charged with b~ootlegging whis-
Ky. Sanders Il now I'm jail In Spring8ald.
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Handsome Residence sola.

SPECIAL
Ca-iyle. Ill. Nov. 1k-0. Van Hoersbeke,,
one OF tho leading lawyers OF this city, has
sold his handsome residence on West
rank street to job Ia Cohen, who re-
Gently removed here from Danyille. The
consideration was $3.50. Judge Var Hcors-
beke viii remove to East st. Louis where
he has q law ofics.
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REPUBILC SPECIAL
Bresss. IL. Nov. Eat . special mest-
ing Of the council IL WA decided that where
special rates were wanted by patrons Of the
waterworks a meter must be Installed. Nc
rate cutting will be INDUCED In. It was
also decided to construct q dam across
pose Of increasing II supply Of water.
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P. J. cavanaush reports the following
sales:
No. 4fA North Market street. four-room
brick house, lot Is feet, sold for q, 500, from
Eva McC0mber OF ~lrondaIe. Mo. to Chris
home.
No. ss15 Cozens avenue, six-room brick
house. lot Is feet, sold for 5000. from Mary
PatSen.
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Eyeglasses sna speete.les.

We sell only the finest lenses and suarap-
tee . props ut Examination free BY d..
Bond or Doctor MONTGOMERY. our sxper,
opticians. Steal frames, q and up; gold
IS and up.
MERMOD d JACCARD'A
Broadway and Locus.
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MERRICK, WALSH d PHELPS OFFICE,
Corner broadway and Locust
Wrftsy for cafdtoo. 5000 en0rcptHps. Aoiied free.
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ana TSuamsn: I Louis s. 4. S %l..n mnnens 70
Arthur S. Partriage-otc. d......-.$
CHE1ITBNHAM-3 #, n. S., bet. Chill
dress and Louisville: Rosewood Realty
| CO; to w. n: Quirk-w. d. ......:. L.
II ~ 70 M 4; ss Mss. S.%ss n; Marsh
and Prairie; Frank Meuterf and wife q
Caroline Wusslsr@w. d. .-........... In
JTFFERSON-S IT,, e. s., bet. Allen
and Russell; Adam vArhellsr and wins
to Chas. .. Lenge-w. d. .....--... III
LAFlYETTE-ae IT., .. n, bet Pennsyi-
vania and Longfellew; Oscar h Guefhsr
ct al, trustees. to Reaard Real E.
tate and Inv. Co.-Qtc. a. ........
LAFAYETTE|se #. s. g.. bet Pennsylva-
MIA and Longfellow: Carl n F1chs's
heirs to Rensrd Real Estate and Inv.
LaFASTErTba II. = =. bet. penn:yi.
vania and Lonzfeiiow: Agnes L F0schs
to Renard Reel Estate and Inv. CO.
MfssoSRi-S II. v. :, bet. Hickory
and RGsser; Oscar e. suder to Maria .z
MsSOURI-5 n. W. 8. bet. Hickory and
Rutser; Philip Regar and wife by trus-
tee. to Oscar E. Buder-trustee's deed 14
NEwsTEApI2s 4. ri In. IS. bet.
L LGShy anS Easter; walter Grasesr to
PENN-sS IT,, s. s., bet. Lenp and saiena:
VIM. Ludewig and wife to Emma Urban
ST. LOUIS-ls7 IT. n in; VIM. =. Bam-
brick. by ~curatrix, to Clara A.. Ram-
brtck-curators deed ....,......... 70
WINDERMERE-l42 IT.; John II. Wright
and wife to Thomas Wrisht-atc d 80.
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CROWN PRINCE OF STAMPS
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED,

London. Nov. 1h-Ths Evening Nevs m.
nounces that the Crown Princ Of siam
Chowfs Aaha vaJiravudh. ID engaged to
marry the eldest daughter Of the Empero.
OF Japan The Princess l. Il rear a. ~
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lAncheon cards. a cards menu cards,
etc, entirely new ideas. Is cents to $50
pen dozen. Samples mailed free.
MEiRMoD 6 JACCARDA
Broadway and Locust.
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At 10 Per Cent Discount.
FINE China Dinner Sets, Art wares. Cut
Glass MSntel Clocks, Music Boxes during
the alteration clearing sale at
MERMOD 4 JACCARD'a,
Broadway and Locust.
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SPECIAL
Breese. Ill. Nov. 15-The summer resort
OF Tony Stuever Of st. Louis. located
northwest OF this city, has been purchased
~ G. g. Ragen OF Mouat Sterling. KY.
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The ~Paragon" T1mekesDs.,
-most reliable watch made.
SO to $1AL
EERMOD & JACCARD's,
Broadway and Locust.
Write for cataiog. 1000 ss0ra0iags. Asiied frss.
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Three Divorces GRANTED.

Three Divorces Granted.
REPuBLIc SPECIAL.
Carlyle. ILL.,. Nov. h-In the Circuit Court
divorces have been granted as follows:
Anna Gruner from her husband, Robert
Gruner. They live near New Baden. Sid
ney Richards from Anna Travis richards
on the grounds of desertion. Complainant
lives near Carlyle and thu defendant in
England: Mary T. Means from Arthur
Means. They live in this city.
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Southampton Sales.

The sales ut Southampton last week were
as follows:
George Kirkham, 50 feet on Murdoch ave
nue., $50; H. l. Skidmcre dn addition to
previous purchase), 80 feet on Murdock ave
nue., $50: Frank N. Bockns, 80 feet on
Lansdowne avenue. 500; Charles William
Hagelberg. 50 feet on bevonshire avenue,
$3.50: Daniel McGrane, so feet on Devenshire
avenue, S,oOo; William E Thompson. 80
feet on Lansdowne avenue, $f00: John r.
kuepper, 60 feet on Lansdowne avenue,
$3.50
The fine weather last week has greatly
accelerated the street improvement work
at the Mercantile Trust Company's new
subdivision. Southampton" and has also
caused a new impetus In inquiry and con-
sequent sales In the popular addition.
Many letters have also been received by
the company from purchasers compliment
Ing the owners upon the high grade Of
work beins lone and expressing sausfac-
ton with their purchases. and also prais-
ing southampton advantages as q home To-
cation. They forecast a brilliant future for
this new addition to New st. Louis.
with a continuance for another two
weeks Of this fine Indian summer
weather, Devonshire avenue, the central
street Of the subdivision, and Brannon ave
nue.. the principal cross street. will be about
completed. The planting Of the double row
OF shade trees will also start within the
next few days
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Call to tie Reverend HI. cle,ne.A
REPUBLIC Eel
Carlyle. ILL.,, Nov. M-,The memh> ~
the Baptist Church Of Ksyesport hsva ex-
tended g call to the Reverend ]. w. CIsm-
ems of Central City. " ~
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Russell ~Gerd.er's Trip.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Memphis, Tenn, Nov. k-Russell n
Gardner. with his pleasure boat, Annie
Russell. will leave in the morning for
Helena and White River and will return
here next Friday.
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Apple 4 Hemmelmann.

Apple & Hemmelmann Real Estate Com
week:
Locust street northwest corner Of FIJI.
teenth street, lot 65x155. improved with q
very large three-story stoue-front building
formerly occupied by the Western Meth
odist Publishing Company, and owned BY
Messrs. Jennings q Pye. who were repre-
scented by the Nicholls-R Ritter Realty Com
and Investment Company for q little less
Nos. 4l37 and 4lss Castleman avenue, .
double stone-front dwelling In course Of
construction. Of four elegant mats; ave and
six rooms. with all the most modern con-
v%eniencss and WIN rent for H.SSo per year;
lot 6x124.. owned by James Shaw, was seid
to F. Holman for 80, 100 cash.
No. DS7Lahadfe evenue. a modern two
story Queen Anne residence Of seven rooms.
bath, furnace, etc. lot 26x126. owned by
Apple q Hemmelmann Real Estate Com
Rs5n ~ was sold TO- Walter L Peaks Tor
No. so1o Hereford street a and one
half.story brick dwelling OF four rooms.
lot 2xfD, owned by Frank Serviera, sold
to Bridget Shaw for $,2o.
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Q the Eureka Real Estate Company foE

to the Eureka Real Estate Company for
Also closed their fourth sale of residences
In Westminster place, particulars of which
Will be included in next weeks report.
Sold i25 feet on the south side Of Garfield
avenue, from the Pontiac Land Company
to William Matthews, for 1850.
Also one-half acre of ground near Ramo-
MIA Park from Marvin Kent of Kent. o., to
the st. Louis Terminal Railroad Company
for $50.
Also 12s feet on the south side of Gar
field avenue from the Pontiac Land Com
pany to Warren Goddard for $1,5s5.
Lincoln Trust Company.
The Lincoln Trust Company reports the
sale Of twelve blocks of ground north of
Easton avenue and west of Clara avenue,
ABOUT two weeks ago. This property was
divide and sell in building lets. During the
past week one block of this ground. 'front.'
Ing on Clara and Cote Brilliante. being the
southwest corner of said streets, was sold
to the st. Matthew's Church, of which the
Reverend Father Wynne Is pastor. He will
Immediately commence the erection Of a
church costing about $4,000.
Several other negotiations for blocks in
this subdivision are pending. One builder
IS figuring on improving the whole block
by erecting some modern six and seven
room buildings. This property is very de-
slrabie, as sewers, water and all improve
ments are made.
Also house No. 5347 Goodfellow place,
modern eight-room dwelling. with reception
hall, bath and all improvements sold from
Nlltdiu f1diplu 10 Matte WOrC0eSteT.
No. 1910 Russell avenue, eight-room brick
dwelling, with reception hall. bath and fur
mace. price $500. from George N. SWORN
has recently moved to ST. Louis and bought
this elegant property for a home.
No. ELSA North Market. lot 25xl4o. five
ssgh p: Whyts to Edward W. :l Brooks * for
Lot 5,x1Io on the south side of Easton
b: overstoltz to B. O'Grannon. for $50.
No. blS3 Maple avenue. lot 3Ox140, modern
seven-room house: with all improvements,
Jones and Helen Frances Jones. his wife.
home.
Also lot e5x125 on the north side Of spal-
ding avenue. west of Union, from Lily A.
TWelker to Luther McKepna. tho consider.
alton being So a foot. The purchaser will
erect flats costing about $1,000
Real Estat Exchange Notes.
For November. up to and including the
a. as@Eregates 1855. yss Dee'' OF n's
The Board Of Directors Of the Real Estate
Exchange Will meet next Thursday to ton
slider several important matters.
J. NJ. Levi & Company has on nle q new
Be sisen "a aw as0p at the 5sr c sa1si ESp'e ofS %a..
The booklet is handsomely printed and con-
tains what agents pronounce to be an ad-
mirable list Of homes that will interest the
N. 8. Wood.
N. s. Wood reports the sale Of No. <0S0
avenue. from W. a. Reilly to a
client of Vrooman & Co., for $500. This
Is the second time N. s. wood has sold
having purchased and resold within that
time.
ris to a client Of Blackwelder- Holbrook
at 800 a front foot, or $1,000
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:. q: Terry = so...

Sold il feet on the south side Of GARFIELD
: from the Pontiac kand Comoan
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r. E. Fox Of the LindeIl Real Estate
Company reports the sale late yesterday
afternoon of the lot on the northeast cor
ner of Garrison and Sullivan avenues to q
client, who will erect q handsome dwell
ing in the spring.
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Der and aggregate 311s, $50. as follows:
No.. A26 FULLERTON place. lot sox14a. .
strictly. modern. double buf.brick. fifteen;
finished in hsrdwoods; second floor, ave
b~edchambers. with abundance Of closets
and two bathrooms. wairscoted IN marble
third floor. six rooms and bath, hot water
heat, property Of General George 3.
Shields. sold to Frank p. Cranden, presf-
Company. for as.5oO. Mr.. Crunden viii take
possession Of this beautiful home about
modern tweiye-roon dwelling, reception
hall In center. on west side double pariors
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