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New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Charles Hibson has sold through Katz Co. for
Mrs. Catherine Reilly two lots, with old build
ings No. 524 East Eeventh-st., 25xs4 feet, and NO
5S7 East Eeventh-st.. 25x1O33 feet to Lowenfeid q
Prayer.
Post & Reese have sold No. l35 East Seventy-frst-
st. a four story basement hrownstone dwelling
house. a lot 17x1O2.2 feet, for Henry Myers to
client. The house has large dining room exten-
sion
G. Tuou & Co have leased for E A. Cruikshank
Co. for five years, the five story tenement house
No. 5s4 Third-ave. They have also leased for Mrs
NJ Godsten. for five years, the five story tenement
house No. 20 Carmine-st., and for V De Luca, for
five years. the five story tenement house No 2O5O
Ffrst-ave.. southeast corner OF one-nnhoreo-ahu-
James J. Buckingham sold for John H wittpenn
No: 4S9 West Thirty-eighth-st; a hye story orich
James ". Henning took title yesterday to a
parcel 4xleo5 feet on the north side Of F1fty-1rst
ST. IS feet west of Madison-ave Tne property
Porter & Co. have sold for Sarah NJ LIE Count
house No 223 West One hundred thirty
story brownstone dwelling house No. 165 West One
Mitchell A G Levy has bought No, 465 West
Twenty-second-st, four story hrownstone 'front.'
ompany a. TO CbsTIes Geifrieh five story build
of Trinity-ave and One-hundred-andzf zforty-trst-st
the brokers' in the sale of No. us East Thirty
eighth-st TO F. h Trowbridge.
seeond.st aass PsFs0H is the buyer OF NO 10 west
Henry RaWak reported TO have SOLO LOT tNdcAeA
Herman TO John Kafkey No. las Ftfth-aYe.
five story hathouSe. with store on Plot olxoe Iee
Leopold Yesky is said TO have bought from
Charles Garfield No. Liza Fffth-ave., five story
fathouse on a plot 30x10D feet.
lanes Bailey has sold for Duncan Edwards No
80 West Ninety-ninth-st-. flve story nathouse on
George R. Read has sold to Max Lichtenstein No: No
q East One-hundred- and nineteen hist, four
story dwelling house, lot 15Sx1OG-n feet Inc
property was to have been sold yesterday at auc-
August Heckscher is the buyer of No 10 East
Fifty-second-st. - 49,
story and basement building lot 346xS6!z feet
at the southeast corner of Greenwich ana fuiton
sts The property was formerly occupied by the
Ocean Bank It is said that the purchase price was
about 100000 10 -. --.
Samuel s STYLES has sold No. 402 West Twenty
4bir9-st a five story building. lot 2ox9Ys feet
John Finck has sold for I. NJ BERNSTEIN 70 Philip
Heller Nos IS and 20 East hundred and -twen-
tiefh-st two five story fathouses, on plot 45xlou
feet =. q,
s NJ Brown has sold for Jefferson NJ Levy 70
twenty-hfth-st a four story p'o"iislohe hf'io"Se'
with store. lot 1sXloo rect 49, m, r.,..
Jacob Levy has bought Nos 20 SO amG ,5i ~ ba5, Isl
Twenty-irst-st., two four story prish
nlot y0x9s9 feet. and has resold it to Parnass q
Taeob Lew has bought from Ferdinand 9 Hahn
No 100 Second-ave.. southeast corner. OF I"eiith-
St q four story building, on lot 2o7xlo feet
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
Ar-cTIoN SALES TO-DAY.

- rtantx Ingrahan: as ssth-st n corner
aaye a5ziao story 6 g14 o. 81 Simon adler ef M
al ag Poack ct al; 20 ". Haymaa & s. 90 2s
nr White n,tgss s2sooo: 70 ssfh # of Park
ssT; sse atty and ref; due s. 446 So: taxes etc
San n-sor rntges sI7.500; Il 3sh-st. so II W
SeParisve 25xiOc4 story Fl tE9 n same ase
"a. nrior r1tges 1880: 50 9sthst, 15 #
e. ., Tssrlaye 25AiO04 story f tNo y; same ast
" oL I - due. S4,SS0 as taxes
efe s9is %: prior rltge. SIS ooo .o.,..
eas sst 25as71 story h; Ernest Ehfnann and
snoee' 1 ATS. ] E Hedges ref amt due $sl soi Go
s~es ~; etc 81 277 40: I75 105th-st $ 100 II OF
9sS1Go II 3 story n: 5 Trust Go as trustee
FZeTtscher al; w Sheldon atty Benz
ami S22 533 IL; ETC. s93s az
r rIsrert A. Sherman: 253 1ilth-st 81 II OF
ps ae, 1no II six story blk h; d II Tcucey agt
81 CssdY et al: Elliott atty; ID thompson rei
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Hudson-st. Nos 427 and 429 w g. 37x6o' Mary IA
NeWcorlb. eXecutriX. to Maria Higgins -.
99th-st. No S West. 25x1O0.11: Bradley a Curr1er
Company to L l. Bishop mortgage. SO
39ta-st. :. 391 # W Of 5th-ave. 22x9S.9; Jheo
dore z Dudley to Edward 5 Robinson: bond and
surety
Same property; Annie Angel to same.
5th-ave, No 1881 e s. 25.3x10o: Isaac Heller 10
Pincus Ioweafeld and another; mortgage SO
11sth-st. No West. 2I.3x100.11: the Bradley &
Currier Company Louis Iese and another;
mortgage. $4,000. ..--:..:.--..
2d-ave, s. 1922 # of T4thst, 81. 1x100; Annie
Moss. executrix. to Lazarus Levy; mortgage.
S2T. 600
Same property; Lazarus Levy 70 Samuel David;
mortgage. S31. 500; bond and surety
Cedar-st No 60. and part Of No 5s, 1e.11xI7:
Charles a Gould to A B Leach .....-....-..-.-
5ist-st. s. 75 It of Madison-ave. 4ox1ooa:
Eugene Kelly and another to James w Henning;
mortgage, s75. 600
MGrton-st No 81 3. 30x20: Robert Upham
TO Thomas Farley: mortgage. 5000. ...-..-.::.
Orchard-st, s, 1856 IT OF RiVington-st 2n1
SI.l0; Adolph IIaug ct al, individually and as
executors to Max Mesner- Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Canal Place west side. 403 feet north of One-hnn-
-tbirty-eighth-st one story frame shed,
l6xIes; Harry W Bell. owner; Moore Landsledei.
architects: $500.
Park-ave-. east side, 4o3 feet north OF one-nun-
d-thirtv-eighth-st., one story frame shed.
1sx10s feet; Harry w. Bell. owner; Moore & Land
siedel architects; $500. . 80 -,
7ra1-a ndtfirtv-e story frame sheC
s5yfn0- Harry w Bell owner; Moore & Landsiede!,
architects: $500. -, ,-s-.s =.
Morris-ave. northwest corner OF Old NoTth-sHt
+--o and half story frame dwelling. 2lx4i; Rosahe
Dobm owner: ]. J. Vreeland architect 5000
Hull-ave west side, 250 feet north OF Two.hun-
dred-and-ninth-st rear two and half story frame
sbon 40x14: Peter Kiernan. owner; William Kenny.
architect: $500.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
finanrlal.
Partner AND TEMPORARY LOAN.

ore individuals who command use
~ $1,000 S1oo.ooo from months To Re
7sed financing and promoting oil company VIII have
. Trust Company of your selection make transfers.
lso furnish guarantee that the absolutely
s1rure. and viii be returned end Of time men
liberal amount of stock in company which will pay
l2o from organization Property consists
of land for several defined ocations
ss producing wells making about 30 barrels per
marty inserting this
- the and form. company: manufacturer Of
sor.e means resident Of Penn and West Virginia oil
.la Can give good hank references integrity and
<-srstrg This is opportunity viii pay you
ock into. the possibilities Address w 6. NJ
tribune One
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

due SO 4os 90 taxes etc 81 81 s5: prior mtses.
coo
By L. j. Phillips & $50 Park-ave. " cor ~
133d-st "a 1ox about Sc, five story bk h; kiIoah
and exrs. Schnugg al; Thomas Alexan-
der atty; oney. ref; due. SIC. 149 5I taxes
etcs 3.3l5 OF.
81 Bryan L. Kennedy: 5s5 to 541 134th-st Us
II Alexander-ave 100x1Oo bk piano fac
tory; United Company agt \
Bunker ct al; Toucey. atty: Montague Lesser re1;
due s46. $50 20: taxes. etc. s3S 50.
By the McVickar Realty Trust COMPANY aso4 s3o Ne
2Ss.l1 fl of 164th-st. 11u6x45 2x9I oXz lIx
"a 10 to Gerardave x1T0ex2oo; taxes ETC. s1o599 es
Prior mtge. SO CSC u: Walton-ave 2sel1 II OF
164thst, 251c x29 11Xl4; taxes etc
s1ss IS; ano trustees. agt Edmond
Huerstel ct all Coudert Bros. c Fl Daniels, rex
amt
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
BUYS FROM W. L. STRONG ESTATE.

The three three story and basement dwelling
houses on a plot e911x72.8 feet at the northeast
corner of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana
iadison-ave.. title to which stands in the name of
the late ex-Nayor WilliaX l. Strong have been
sold together with No. 1861 Madson-ave three
story and basement dwelling house adjoining on A
~ 10 exse 6 feet for the John r Plummer Trust.
This trust is charge of the affairs OF the late ex
HTsIor strong Daniel r Birdsall & Co were the
brokers in the transaction The buyer Will bulid
q Iarge aDartment hotel the premises.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

YOUNG MAN. -. position in private houss;
honest and not afraid Of work. o. BEFtI-
MANN. us East SSth-st-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
TEARING, DOWN THE PABsT HOTEL

The work of tearing down the Pabst Hotel, at
Foortv-second-st and Broadway. is well under way.
II IS said that this is the first modern steel built
uiJdine in this city be torn down and some re-
,,arkable problems in structural work must oe
ICED in fhe removal Of the building. All the
wood and stone work is to be removed hrst. Inen
- stael skeleton is be loosened and carted
I4-a, in p ieces in such shape that 1t may De put UP
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
Dipiacnn NoIlres-

Office Ontario Silver Mining Co
MILLS BUILDING Is BROAD STREET 100
New York. December lst, lSu2
DIVIDEND NO. 221- - -,,,-,
4 DIVIDEND OF THIRTY (oD GEMS fEh
share has been declared payable December 2oth' 1907
Transfer books close December sth
LOUTNSBERY & CO. Transfer Agents
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

1Sth-st. No II to 10 West for eleven story
owner: MaynieEe arehitecI. --'Hl. >'-.' s775
Houston-st. Nos 4T3 and i75 East. for six story
brick tenement house with stores. 40x62: NJ
Feldman and II Wes, owners; B F Pelham, -
106th-st. n s 55 # W of Manhattan-aYe for two
six story brick tenement houses 1873 and 64.3X
Sill; Park Construction Company owner; Moore -
x Landsiedel. architects
West End-ave and aSd-st n g corner a three
story brick dwelling house; W Lutzen, owner;
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
DOMESTIC Sir -Ar1oSs WANTED.

COOK -1lOTed woman. IN a restaurant or
boarding house or general work in apart
ment- MAY 33.2 West 57Jh-st.. third fiSor-
front
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

:. WYLER, late with J. M Guggenhetrn.
diamonds. jewelry. siiverware and an
tiaues. Old gold. silver and tswelry bought
OF exchanged. W 2sth-st- bet. Broad
NAV and Slh-sYs
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
UpHoLsrER1NG & MArrREssEs.

ANTIQUES repaired. polished ana Islss
quarters for the Dac Ka-Drion nsinl ~. g..-
lows medicinal and useful Christn1as st1.s. .,s
ScHREIBER e. DARNER. s34 Amsterdam
ave
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

ELEVEN STORY BRICK LOFTS PLANNED
Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau Of Build
ings Manhattan. for eleven story brick loft
building with store, to be erected at NO. 10 y
49, nT;,etsen+bst being 125 feet front by 1s4 feet
deep Henry Corn. of No. 657 Madison,ave, Is tie
-asr p Nreynicke of No. 725 Broadway. is the
erchitec+ The cost is placed at s775.000.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
LOST.

RANKBoOK No. 393, 179. of the Union
pime Savings institution is missing. ANY
nerson having claim TO II IS hereby cs4led
,,uon TO present the same within ten Gays
o- submit to having said passbook cancelled
ana q new one issued
DGNyRooK I.OST-Bankbook No. 154, ,TsS
% m. Bowery Savings Bank is missing
The fnder is requested 10 return X 70 the
bank. II not restored before the LIN aas a
of December application VIII be hiade 70 inc
hank for q new book
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

I1o17sE FOR AUGUST BELMoNTs PARTNER
walter Luttgen. partner of August Belmont. is
IN improve the plot 76xlOo feet at the northeast
corner Of Ninety-third-st- and west End-aFe-'
,,cI, he bought last year Plans were fled yester-
day for the building OF three story deIlinS mouse
on the site The building will cost s4o"p w B
TuthiIl is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
TRANSLATIONS.

ALL LANGUAGES. special,ies: sapnish
and French We guarantee accuracy
and speed. highest credentials :. SEIJAS.
Room All. Temple Court. Beekman-sr
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
LEASES NEW APARTMENT HOUSE.

According to a report current yesterday James H.
Preslin formerly lessee of the Gisey House has
iasa5 rho twelve story apartment hotel in course
ne arsction at Nos T. and West Thirty -frst-st
XviiJiara c Dewey is the owner
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
AUCTION SALES.

~----------->-----
MARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue Of eXecu-
tion will sell at public auction about $50
forenoon $50 Clinton-st. jackets, skirts and
suits sofas figures and three sewing ma
chimes. SAMUEL I. ABRANSON, Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
w.ToHEs on rNsrALMENrs.

WEEKLY PAYafENTS.-Fine diamonds
watches WATCH SUPPLY Co, . alssio-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
Cbicaro Great Western RAILWAY Co.
yT,EIE Is6 SII M nIRECTORS OF THE CHE

caro Great Western Railway Company have declared
Ire x.- ,al ssxsde1d OF 81 per share the Pre-
f.rred stock for half ending with DeceIaner
ia2 .,a1afJe on the OF February 1S05 70 the
holders Of record day of Decelfe lyv- ana
accordance with the contract pertaining 70 SIC
have o--s that surplus earnings for SAID haf year
applicable fo- DIVIDENDS said stock snalI ne
dividend Of the second
half wear q. the fiscal year ending with June. ltoo
The frsnses- hooks Of Preferred A stock VIII De
ciod ~, Close cf business the 18th day OF De-
ceher 1892 TO the OF business on the 18TH day OF
February. 1908.
y o'oef OF ths b'Ai R Q WIGHT. Secretary.
81 Paul. MINI, December 3D. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
IL soBE1. Auctioneer. 9S Bowery. sells,
MACHINERY.

wood and iron working machines; fully
Guaranteed machinery bought and er-
changed GEO 5. EDDY. 29S Mad!son-s--
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
BILLIARD AND Poo.. rABLE.:

MANUFACTURERS o: billiard ana pcoi
tables: high grade bowling alley ouit7ers'
lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a Union Be-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
LAWYERS

SMITH 4 ENGEI. reliable lawyers. 300
Broadway, New-York; accidents. dores-
tic difficulties quickly adjusted; consulta-
ton free.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Sekns by compressed air. steam. hand OF
Soox. l.s5s Broadway z21 East <Sth-si
SS4 q 2EAEDT. Tel. 132 SSth-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
rhlcnro Great Western Railway Co.
FrHF oIST SEM-ANNUAL PAYMENT OF

50 90 per share interest the cent nebenure
Stock OF the Chicago Great Western Railway Company
contract pertaining 70 sao
,k ~ 4h lsTb dsy OF January 1893 to the holders Of
record on the last Gay Of December. isGZ
transfer books OF the per cent Depehtare stoos
closed from close OF business on the 18TH day
December 1902 close OF business on the ls'n
dsy Of February 1903
--04 % W n & WIGHT. Secretary
6, r.,-, .s,,, r,acernher "a Is12
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

j. & .. M. @IfllANs
So WI. EETH ST. cslaass: ds5i e
CARPET rrrerr.-o Estsbli.hed 1871
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
ORIGINAL CURIOSITY SHOP.

NICKLIN. 163 Park Row. Fine TOOLS guns,
pistols mathema teal surgical. survey
ing and other Instruments; unredeemed
pledges a speciality
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
DRESSMAkNG-

A.-A.-A.-Seal garments and other fne
furs repaired. redyed and remodelled in
20 latest styles at exceptionally low prices
Ladies waited on at their residences. Mrs.
E. J. BARKER I16 West 39th-st., late
with c @. Gunther's Sons. 5th-ave.
CLOAK and DRESS MAKER--An kinds
of garments altered into latest styles;
finest work: estimates given: home pre-
ferred. GREIG. 131 West 22d-st
DRESSMAKING and upholstery.-By re
fined woman: understands thoroughly; al
so an excellent shopper; in private family:
hours . to 5; very best references. Mrs
J. D. S3S Teasdale Place.
DRESSMAKER of B. Altman & Co.. wishes
q few more customers: those requiring
best work. So a day. Address by letter
DRESSMAKER, 253 West 14th-st.
DRESSMAKER.-Firs class dressmaker to
go out by the day; best reference. as
West S9th-st.. care Of Mackin.
SEALSKIN GARMENTS remodelled, re-
dyed. made over into fashionable capes.
co!larettes and jackets; sleeves altered;
collars reshaped; home only. GREIG. 131
West 22d-st-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
IEwELRY on CREDIT.

WATCHES, diamonds. tewelry on easy
weekly payments. MANHATTAN CO.
lila 3d-ave.. near e5th-st.: open evenings.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
HELP WANTED.

Female
WANTED-A woman for general house
work b JEFFERSON. No. 65 Horatio-
-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
HOARD AND ROOMS.

HOARD AND ROOMS.
Ai-Ai-A A!-ATTENTION
Attractive floors. suites with private bath:
with without board. single rooms; doc
references given. Information from
S. c. LELAND & CO. West 33d-st-
ST. ALBANS. EAST 31ST-ST.
Rooms, single. en- suite, with private
baths; doctor Office: dining room parlor
floor: electric light. excellent table board
MANHATTAN-AVE., 541. near West 123d-
st.-Large room, with dressing room on
running water; large closets, also small
room; board optional; reference required.
I9TH-ST. 1G9 EAST-Large front room;
southern exposure: comfortably furnished:
all corveniences; parlor dining; table guests
accommodated.
4STE-ST., III WEST. Handsome. newly
furnished. large and small rooms. private
baths; superior table; references
II EAST 24TH-ST. near Madison-ave.,
offer accommodation, with board.
55TH-sT.. WEST. T2-Attractive large
roorns. with board for young ladies', IN
refined family: privilege musical practice;
chaperonage II desired; central location;
references
6fsT-ST., - wEST-CentralIy located;
rooms. table board. table liberal; near
elevated. park; Southerners accommodated:
reasonable: references exchanged
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

| DETECTIVE--Youn man. 3. wishes 10
do private detective work Address
BLOOM 252 East 7th-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
HOW TO GET STRONG.
" YOU NEED MONEY SEE Us.

LOANS on household furniture. pianos. etc.
etc, without removal day applied for. 2s9
4th-ave-, Room 40 near 23d-st.. New-York
Write or call for agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
The Denver & Rio Grande Raj

The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad co.
Ig5 ErosSvax New York. y Y. December T. 1902
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
dev declared seuli-anrusl dividend of 2izee on the
Company. payable January 10 ls"S
70 stockholders Of record December 26. 1902
Transfer Preferred stock VII close at
o'clock P December 26. 1902, and viii re
STEPHEN LITTLE Secretary.t
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ste s%laubten, bab iein SaI boff=
nunsslos iei, Bis er electric 8itters
sebrau6te unb 8udlen's Nrntca Sal.
be anmanbte, mel9e 8ebanbluns TIN
pelitdnbis beilte. @enn electric
8itters Sebrau@t mirb sur @ertreis
buns uOn %bili0ien, @teren unb Wiz
crob : @iften gu slei@er i3eit, bann
fam ni@ts sieier Salbe slei@fom=
men in Der 9eiluns uon 8luttrantz
beitem, 9auttranfbeiten, @ei9wdren
unb @unben. 8itterS Scots, Salbe
25cts In SO. s. 9ubn'S Ipotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12
@arftem6era.

Stuttgart. Ser bieise Wirtbe>
peretn begging biefer Sage fetn so
idbriges Subildum. = Zimmerman
S9neiber lieb fi4 i'm bieiigen &arl>
Slga=&ranfenbaufe BEL pollem Be-
tpubtfetn Elm Stiid Saut aus benz
Sberf9entel fdneiben, um lie einem
&ranfen auf eine Wunbe lesen gu lafz
fen.
9eiIbronr. Ser piirttemberz
glide Stdbtetas bef9lob, idbrli9 apei
Sagungen abaubalten, gu pel4en bic
Stdbte iber 10000 ginpobner ibre
@ertreter gu ienben baben. 9te @er=
banblunsen io1en Dffentli9 fein.
9erbre9tt n gen n. Sn einem
pergrabenen Sopfe tpurben bter IS
aIermeiit febr gut erbaltene @olbgulz
ben aufsefunben, tpel9e bic sSabraabz
len BON 1897 Bis 1888 tragen unb
unter ben Gr5bif9Dfen bon Mains,
&Oln unb Srter, iopie unter &Dnig
Sisismunb seprGst purben. Wabrz
f9etnlt9 1T ber S9ab bpr Der S9la9t
Bel @tensen Q462) bersraben porben.
M ergentb m. 2eutnant
Mebbauer blieb auf elmer nit ben
Habfabrern beg biefigen Regiments
aussefibrten S~tredenfabrt Mersentz
beimzW iraburg in Wiiraburg NIT feis
mem Rabe aptf9en ben S9ienen Der
@trabenbabn bdngen, ftiirate unb err
litt cine f9pere 9ebirneri 9iitterung.
Ser @erunslidte purbe in cine 3linit
perbraht.
&ottenburs. Na9 einitimz
mtgem 8ef4lub Der bieiisen burger
lt4en &olesten ion in bas fiiraz
lt4 absebrannte 9olaberr'f9e Miible
anpefen, bas bon Der Stabteemeinbe
etnf9ltebli9 Der 8ranbentf9Gbisuna
INN 10000 Marf ansetauft ipurbe, elm
S4ladtbaus nit &iiblanla9e einges
baut tperben.
III m. Sn Qntpeienbeit bes aDniss
fanb bic feterltde 9runbfteinlesuns
CUR neuen fatbolif9en 9arnifonsftr9e
fatt.-Oteier Sage itarb bier i'm Otter
bon Sc Sabren Or. Dug. MoIff, Der
Gkfrebatteur bes rl1lmer Sasblatt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12

0rpentltcpe Ysretle eratelt rourpen. 80
fam Elm 9albftiid 600 2iter) Grba9er
9errnberg auf 1900 Marf unb elm fol-
DIES Marcobrunr auf $4,000 Marf.
Sffenba9 d. Die Stabtperorb>
netenz0 eriammlung bepiligte fir bic
grbauung bes neuen S9la9tbauies
$4,000 Mart.
Worms 8. 9tnter benz tpegen
We9felfdlf4unsen fli9tisen &auf>
mann unb Sabrifanten Nbolf Sins>
beimer tpurbe Elm Sted6rief %erlafen.
Sein 8udbalter Safob polat unb fein
Masaainier pbilipp Satob tpurben
tpesen 8etbilfe perbaftet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12
E6arim9tfGe ,&fa6teu.

Weimar. Ser @ebku1e Staats=
ROTH Shent, Minifterialbtreftor q. o,
Der Glteite @taatsbeamte bes grobbers
sosthnms, it, g%eftorben.
81 B t BIT. Sn cine,
Notwithstanding gu NDba tpurbe
bef9lofen, ba Der setpdblte pfarrer
Weinsart ni9t beitdttst ipurbe, fortau
freireligi0fe 0ortrGse etnauri9ten.
Sena. Ser @%emetnberatb betpil,
ltgte gum 8abn6au 8iirselzp orftens
bort einen 3uf4ub bon 3O0, 1000 Wart.
g ta6til m. Sn Sb6lenbori
Hurbe Der 16idbrige Sobn beg Sdmies
bemeifters 8ergner beim 2pshaden bon
Sanbftetn bon berabftiraen6en Orb,
nnb Steinmafen 70 unsliidli9 setrofs
fen, bab Der Sob na@ turser 3eit Elm,
trat.