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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-12
BIIucqlcA DBL BoIlTIN MERcANrlL


Sc grave peligro vano esta sanc:onado
desde tempo memorial por cien generaciones de mos
quitos.
Por utimo, hablare del mosquito "cldsico" Lleva
Ia venaja conpaeros de que ha estuliado regu-
larmente Ia seGanda ensenan2a Ia re6rca de
Hermosilla la obtendo sete escribanas de plata en-
oos anto5 ceramene5 po6ticos abero5 en- varas pro-
Vncas de k6pa1a, en- todas parties Sc han hecLo le-
Suas de su "forna', que los periolicos cacan cons
tantemenle de ealarda
Como es natural, despreca profundamerte e fon-
do, en- 81 cual ITO la brilado nj brillara admra en-
primer termno tratdndose de poesia la paciencia que
es Ia tacutad que odo casco debe cultivar con pred
lecci6n Aai que luando habla de aguna conposici6n
poetca nlr-a Sc nete ameriguar 81 es elevada
rastrera original vulgar. 81 tiene no iene nspra-
cl6n: 10 lnco que apreca ella ST esta no esta
"6ien trabaada No puede yer un bucn ebanista
dardo los utnlos tOrlues conoda sin excla11ar
plra sus a lenfo,: o 4 a5tma de po9ta!
Per 10 general viene Madrid recome ndado don
Aureliano Fernandez Guerra 8 Barrantes a ouenes
a'nira de buena de mala fe, que ESQ no inporta
les Ice cuantos sifcos ad6nicos acunas espine
ltas; los acasamicos dgnan decre que es muy do.
no5o maleante que sus composiciones estan lie
nas de "senten las brosas sales ironcas' AbroJue-
lado con este juIro nuestro mosquito da agunas ec
tnr2s en- la Juvcntud Cat6ca publica varos frae-
mtntos Ia 3efcas0 az III .Socie7ad lasta Due por
co4s4o lie sa amigos acalen:co3, deja repentnaalen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-12

"No no voy a la escuela
aunque me pegue mi senora abuela.

iQu6 sobriedad tan encantadOra! iOu6 amable SEN
clez Sc advlere en- esta Otras frases cue Sc en-
cuentran eaparcldas por mu chedumbre de poemas
10 baatante apreciados por e pubco
Otras prefere envolver sus vastas concepc1o-
nes poeticas lnetafiscas nsteroso smbos-
mo atestado de laberintos Su modelo enonces es el
Fansto de Goethe el M9nf redo de Byron Pasa unos
cuantos amos escrbiendo grand1oso poema del cual
lee solamepe de vez en- cuando, Academies Ate
neos algunos fragmentos que dejan suspension es
panto e amino de algunos amigos.
En- este poema todos los seres animados inani-
madoS del universe eXpresan su opinion acerca del
mistero de la existencia de la de estas ideas Sc
propone el auor que resue la clave todo Las di-
versas opniones Sc expresan Ell poema del quito
hlosofo por medic de que van sucesivamente
Grtando por las paginas del libro. Cuanto existe
cuanto ha exstido tiene voto ell poema la voz
de la esclavitud la de Ia libertad la voz de las
ciudades la de los campos la voz de la glesia la
voz de la administration la voz de los colegos eecto-
raes la voz de los trbunales coegiados la voz de los
ed1lc1os del Estado etc etc. Pero las cosas meores
las dice sempre una voz an6nma que debe de er Ia
del auor De odo clio resua que Ia villa es un lazo
lnsldoso que nos ha tendldo Noluntad perversa
que para veneer esa vountal no hay otro medic que
81 suicide. el suicillo de la hunanlaa ea.e.a
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The details OF the transfer OF title to the house
once owned BY Washington Irving in East Sew
euteentd-st. are given elsewhere
Folsom Bros. have sold for Miss c. y Peck
10 Rufus r Graves, the four story private dwell
ing house. No. Il West Ninetieth-st.; size 17.sx
92.3 feet They also have sold for the AIddIebroOk
estate dwelling house and seven acres a. Wilton
Conn. to Joseph D. Sessender.
John Peters has sold for the Miller Estate to ia
cob Weinsteu. No. 31 East Twentieth-st, a three
story and basement dwelling house plot -5.3x
81 feet. This is the seventh house he has sold to
Mr- Weinstein on this block. giving the latter
total plot OF 1O7.2x92 feet. Mr. Weinstefn has re-
sold the plot with loan a builder who will I'M
prove it with three SIX story and basement apart
ment houses
Post Reese have sold No A East Thirty-ff
ST, a four story and basement brOwnstoue dwell
ing house, OF lot 2IIx726 feet. for Mary Y Stone
Helen $ Slade Julia Stone Gay and Alice s Waldo
TO client private terms
William A White & Sons have sold FOR Peter
Naylor. No. I53 West Forty-fourth-st. a four
story dwelling house. on a lot 2Jxl0o5 feet
The DitJman estate Is reported TO have sold No
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
TRADE N CHICAGO.
lBr TELEGRAPH To THE rR1BuxE.l


chicago. oct l6.-The corn trade was the largest
- ssr the advances the best OF any day so far
"a The December price the highest. The market
5,sss &C 10 lszc over "Wednesday Nothing is half
= -,,,-h considered now as the undeniabIe Armour
80 Of December The operations Of this in
-. are not easy 10 follow but there is evidence
~ ne tine of It's complete control OF the mar
= December opened al ss'-c. sold between 4s7sc
rri.c and closed al 5tisc sellers; October closed
Z. s-s,7. May sSlec There was fair rher. bat
-. t,zi-stion OF conditions becoming unsettled.
- ,,sn-ction was 9S cars. with . contract. Fri
-. estimate was $50 cars. Armour continues to
| % az -or prices for cash corn and 10 make -tb-
-. -, si.s Tor sli1nert. The spot business to-day
- an 600 bushels. The very small stock here Will
-, f,,-ther decrease Monday. Cash corn AZ Kan
s. 81 ,-.-, was up &C. with the No. there soc
=. -ns No corn here is Golac. and the No. 8 yell
" so.c. so that spot prices are Sc 10 l0c premium
- -. necember with the corn going rapidly into
0,,tion There was some very heavy selling
- a. which seemed TO be by the big interests
. .,s market. Irwin-Green taking about 100000
ssls and Bartlett-Frazi selling as much Tor
December. -
es.- The trade has been Of a volume 70
w. re corn The strength in the Northwest, a
N's - an the week. was missing. but the specu-
-. excitement was so great that this market
- s--,,c without NOrIhwes help. winter
Ap Aep. ,srzsrs we're firm. December opened at
aolr
- -. Nsv closed at 7Saac sellers. There was an
- that Patten was the big buyer. That has
- ~. attitude for two days, and IL looks as Il ne
- .-.rsferres his favors from the corn 10 the
Ha- 7hs Northwest was selling here, Receipts
- I.-psr than last year, $50 cars IN the North
", against 622. primary receipts. L2iS eoo bushels
49,. : as ,00 bushels. ClearanCes were So. 0oo
,s@ssIs Duluth reported 100000 bushels sold for
s,.-,sr. rbe seaboard twenty-five loads. The Ital-
-, ron is reported ooeO0 bushels under last
- one Minneapolis authority estimates this
,,ssr,s wheat crop y per cent under last year al
sr an az bushels with 5000 90 bushels already ex-
ported. -,
oo,s 20 rot participate - sny extent In the
- and corn excitement They closed IN
.,s,ges 10 isc over Wednesday. The october
,,ossS Al g7,c the December al Size and the May
:, qse sellers The big local interests are leaving
osts alone. Receipts were lS4 cars; to-morrow's
ss,,rate 80 cars shipping sales were 5000 bush
els. - - A. ,-.,s.- v1-a5rassav
ortober left on al s. Il May s. -. Al the three
,c~-s there were all cars. against -47 last year.
C,rrsf7a ur0vis!Or shorts We're covering To-Day
hrinrirc about very str01g het. FORK vas
m IL r0 sc lard up l0c -2ec anc rlos Zoe 10 acc
SOCKS herp keep decreasing HOGS snow some N
ersase-Ss00 West to-day. against ol-oo last year
re hog prices here were lOc higher Lard stock
4 down "a 1850 terces. decrease OF -9"o usIc-s
this month.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
0luiorno Aonrcs.
X AAAhiSON. TOPEKA AND SANTA
RAILWAY COMPANY.

RAILWAY COMPANY.
q,r,,- New Yot. October I. lsi-
lnE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS De
c0,rs,IesISsa dividend 0-us diyfaend Nc - On ne
a. - STOCK 20 Company of TWO DOLL Aft1
sar,3 Ft-ll SHARE. payable December i8o-, OUr OF
rsrtr -et tAFt.ie-. d. hoifcrs Of COMMON stock as
9 sr - -Ae close ~ transfer books n -Ife
c. me trar SER books the COMMON STOCK VII
- ~ t.F'~ r.-.l,- 7 n El-e-tar e. lsl- and
e Tel1 Ga The close of the allsl meeting - De
r.@@.. y. December y 1902
NOV - CHEQUES wll be- mailed ~ holders % CON
1A th9 re slrab.e orders therefor ~ this once
H. ~ GARDNER. Assistant Treasurer.
- cedar street. New YORK CITY
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
REAL ESTATE
THE WESTMINSTER HOTEL, CHANGES
OWNERSHIP.

John F Hollngsworth and the Matropolita- life
Insurance Company yesterday figured in 4 real es-
ldts transaction involving property . valued a.
2250C,0. Mr. Hoi,ingswOrth sold 70 ID Insurance
company, through +. T. Smith the real estate
broker. the Parker Building modern twelve story
mercantile building at the southeast corner Of
FOurth-ave. and Nineteenth-st-, on a plot 1slxf5o
feet for 81. 10000, taking in part PAYMENT the
Westminster Hotel property Nos. 1I3 to 1I9 East
SixJeenth-st-. and No o. 20 As Irving Place a six
story brick building, and three story brick build
ing plot 1i5l175 feet. The hotel figured in the
transaction al $5e0O00 On the size OF the Parker
Building stood some years ago the Cycloranla
Building The Westminster Hotel property was re-
Gently sold IN foreclosure, was bid IL b. the
metropolitan Life Insurance Company as pIafrrirI
or Sit1OOa IL was reported yesterday that "A large
hotel would be built by Mr. HoIiugswOrth on taa
site Of the Westuins ter He has however no su n
plans under consideration He Will improve the
present hotel building in such 4 wav that IL will
Ne practically a new building when e6ra1Iefed rrba
hotel will not have TO close viii these alterations
being made
The Westmir ster was bulr about thirty-fve
years ago. II was not as big then as il is now At
ne time II was owned by StiIlman Witt OF CIeve-
land. and on October 4. 1855 tite TO the property
VAS transferred TO Z. y. Anable for $3.50 600 For
some years T. Thompson, president of the Irving
Hotel Company. has been the manager and he
wi remain as such under the new proprietor. The
hotel, including the apartment annex az No Il5
East Sixteenth-st-, has 80 rooms.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

60 60 lS costs ssis II: &c SIT. to the paiar FOR
slaute; tls 5d-ave 25.1A II of 45tt-st ts10Sx
SOx1s l0xso. four story foreclosure sale: sans
az same ct al; attys. NJ CUkor on rudg
for $4,000. - E
x-oO % 13+th-st x25 x1T5 x42 Is KS
IorscoSure sale Emma II Hass. adrnx Ao5is
Illey e al; L POsner. ATTY Etsler, On
~ slo45 20 costs. S32S 5: taxes etc, SOFA s5;
By James L Wells LOs4 Tinton-ave. : $ lTac n
oL IoStn-st ll9I522. story dwz forecosurs
aI]@oeLn Bel arr MagSie Adler es al; Smith william
son ATTY: j c De la Mare ref:
costs 500 taxes. $3.50. prior mtse 5000; 70
AnlcAeroocSer Building Loan Company FOR s5 E94
by Charles A " n
or l7Sths ZT5xIsOx1 50 lS rs vacant S--co.rz
SAFE 5ron1 Borough Bank agJ Z Happy er al: c p
aocs atty Norris Cukor ref: due ludgt e. SIS
the plaintiff for So S29
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

65 West Ftfty-second-st., a four story and base
meut dwelling house. j lot s0x10o5 feet
William O'Gornan has sold 10 stephen J. Egan
q plot 22sx1O0 feet on the south side OF one-hun
dred-and-forty- -drst-st beginning S25 feet east OF
WiIlis-ave. The buyer Will build six I'VE story fat
houses each IS feet wide for two families. on each
hoor.
Magistrate Joseph NJ Deuel. has taken title to
plot 5ox99 feet. 800 feet west OF Eighth-ave. The
Plot is part OF the site which the new Town
Topics building viii be built
Ashforth & co. have sold for a client No lS5 West
stone dwelling house. on a lot 2Oxloo5 feet
Charles Lowenfeld is SAID % nave bought Nos.
Is and IT West Ninety-elghIh-St, two nve story
hathouses. on a plot SAlo0 Ieet. -, e
leases First fSor Of Nos 81 and So West Forty
third-st. 70 the Pioneer Autouloolle COMPANY; the
Fattee Couch Chair COMPANY for ". J. solomon.
loft az the northwest corner OF & rory y-secono1st
% West Forty-secCnd-st-, TO The Broadway Mag
azine and % Ei-ngwood x EeppmCIer, archI-
The Gaines Roberts Building Company has sold
TWO five story tathoUses 1Gch on plot Ssxev feet
TAs tn Gg12ss vf5s fT rSSeaS rec ogr sop'4'ee Eeh mas
Herbert A Sherman. mas sold Tor the estate OF
vest corner OF Fark-aye a tSGT s5ofy and base
ment dwelling house on on a s i2t -fAII i,,.s.,, TeyI ~
IS East Severity -tEst-5J, four story single nat
Matthew ] Ward Co. hotel brokers'. Of No.
LIB Broadway have leased 10 Palmer < Shares
OF years Palmer < shares are also propr.etors ot
the Clarendon Hotel Saratoga Springs, y. Y. the
Magnolia HoteI St Augustine. Fla. and the Rock
ledge Hotel Rnckledse, Fla
Max Marx has sod through A. NJ. Baumann &
Co TO j. Lissner the three I'VE story fath0uses
with stores No SO eS13 Eighth-ave. each 25xS0
feet beginning - fest north OF Ouv-hun1red-and-
forty-niHth-st. AIR Marx has purchased from
FsteIle HasberE vacant plot at the northwest
corner Of 81. Ann save. and One-hUDdred- -ald-dfty
eighJh-st.. ss--lNlto-
100 feet. the north side % Oue-huadred-aud-
f,rry-saventl-St.. 20 feet west Of Seventh-ave.
Starlight Brothers have sold to Low enfield e
Prsger Nos. ld3 and ls5 East EiEhry--flth-st. two
dve story hathOuse. plot 50xI0b.S feet
Ieander r. Won Olsen has sold 70 LOWanfeld &
Prayer Nos sc and IS Macdougai-st. old buildings
on plot 5nx9S5 feet
Jtjlius Miller has sold Nos 70T and 10 Fifth 81
old buildings on plot - SNST feet for Improvement
TulUs l. LIVINGSTON has sold No - East Sew
enty-arst-st q four story fath0use. on lot 9exIJO
feet
Thomas BERKELEY has bought through II c.
Senior & Co No. 109 W=sc SiVtv-thrd-st a three
story dwelling house. on lct lsxit05 feet
Samuel Levin has bought Nos. 125 and ~ We ~
Ninety-ei-hth-st-. Two FIVE story tathoUsea. on q
plot 5GxI0Ju feet
SALE OF SOUTH ELBERON PROPERTY.
jefferson selgman has bought plot OF ten lots
in PhIps-ave. South Eiberon. for about ss5 Oo0
from the South Elberon Land Company.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
NoarHERs sEoIRITIEs COMPANY.

l-NiAE HAS BEEN THIS DAY DECLARED
G ths co-ae ~ ONE PER CENT the Capital stock
"a pay able November 1902 TO st0ckhold-
Business S 3t tfe books of the Company the close of
- the uur,sI ~ lsI- For this dividend. and also
- heiS Nsgt ~ the annual meeting Of stockholders.
ur@nss .1sea clock p N Cctoi ~ 40 ig15 ,rS re
e''lh a Al. November l. 1907
EDWARD 7 NICHOLS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

yrHp e.sIalSAN CENTRAL RAILROAD co
lo,n fOAs MATURING NOVEMBER !,
eil be pai-pl ths compsny's First Mortgage Bonds
slarsny % on ana after date az the ofce of ths
-'rt Company. New YORK
CHARLES r. cox. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
proposals.

GOVERNOR'S ISLAND y. Y h. SEPT %
VI leoa Sealed proposals. trp!icate f,- -. ~
Forage auE required az Csr7r .isaing
--h,r-as during year e-dlEg -. II
rys~eIkef here II Camp N. WI De
= : reseryes right reject accept any or 1902
rosaIs cr any part thereof Information frrisL PRO-
Implication Envelopes containing proposals viii - On
dorsed Proposals for Fuel. Forage straw :, en-
S;eo. a Thomas" JOHN SIMPSON. A. O IL q amp
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
Gountrp pr6perrn 90 Eet

CCNSIIT. y. Ito rent. furnished sor or Il months
- II house. two bathrooms open plumbing hot
water heating gas electricity telephone fine stable
house ana coachman's cottage 10 minutes walk
ST. y y. Cfry.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
AUCTION SAVES yEsrrpD.v

BY George r. Read. 205 " 57th-st NV cor Ttr-avs
lI5x10oJ, ten and fourteen apart h. known as
the Osborne with lot 25xOo5 pa-tirion
sale c L Taylor agt II Taylor e L scott atty;
w kurnsey. ret; = 5 Ely Co
by Vincent A Ryan: 7lT 3d-ave. e 9. 4311ss q oc
A5th-st 1s.S1sxsexts gss $50 b h
closure sale, Minnie P Blossom et al.
Blair & Rudd atrys; A Tracey ref. due on tudgr x7
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
ANALGATATED COPPER COMPANY

Al MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF
oNEr. -Si'e.s i-nar-- CoDger Comn-uy dividend of
Cared rs - OF C1E PI-R CENT lla q lcA ce-
record ~ aoie November 2ith 1902 stockholders q
is- boois 4 ,oek = ~ THURSDAY oct 23d. 1902 Trans
ls02 Use az 2 O'Clock Il Nj THURSDAY Oct. sd.
s02 "He Reopen az 10 O'Clock A. N Monday Nov. 10Th.
WA C. RocKEfEIs.ER s.cr.,,-, 4 Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
I1ubllc Aollces.

WANTED FOR L. : ARMY-ABLE BO61T2
Tinted states. q good ana ctti
habits uho SPEAK read and write Engls5 perste
t--r1--isttor apply Recruiting Or7cer . Tt.s For
"a Srtland St Eighth Ave. sixth Aya Ave.
~ e63 Fulton ST. Brooklyn - Z.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By Vincent A Ryan: $50 and S3s Warsr-st q s75 n
o. DIs2oseye-st 81 ex6 9x37 6x67 3;
sSllna taEloerlengo et al Roberts. atty: Sneu-
ara rer S23 $50 taxes S425 Is % SOt5
81 9 2SfB y of Colurnhus-ave 81 8xfOO
b: J sgt G G Pleyer er al. NJ II Favua1 xrrv-
Benno Letnson ref Sl23IS taxes etc 300
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

25tA-st. - 2s5 West aid No 234 West .7rh-ss:
r-eiertSS \ Emanuel - ellen Donovan. mort
c@sef S-t.up'. To- --
same pT1 serIy- El4e-. Donovan To JuIius Y For
i.IorteCEe. 50 Gato --..-...
Westchestsr Ave- Fa!l1-sJ. Bauoroft-st ara Hos
81 block; Bancrott-sc proposed s. ~ corner Hoe
81 runs -SiN w. t-uN l25x $50 10 e
southern Boulevard i lass 20 . West
cueste-- ave n e % . . Eancrof--sr \ q "a 4
-eI lartglse: CyrUs J Lawrence and .1orsar
trustees o. Real Estate Corporation OF Nsvv-
A,tsH llS
HIuIevari " corner liIsr--t. - II-I2Jx f-resl-
59.Ve5ser Fo2e e a. trustees, 70 Mabel r
= ~ -orher i ts-h- ST. -JXSl: Robert L Tan E,sclr
10 70 aehry 2 sttasen; m.rIs7ge. $50 000. ..
SoLffsJ Nos Ia and 1888 west 4G3rf0D n T,1I,,
6o Barney 20 John sullivan. ro--szge. slC-
f5ta-st, Nos jG % da West S3xiC55: Waite- PsiI
S8qi6 6soS1 seventh Street Realty CO. NOR gage
- ., 40 Y oS Broadway. IS9N1gsl II:
100 = Seuses. ref. TO Mary Lewis -
- - . :. Ie-o r o 8rcatTay, 1SSxl0G y;
JJe Z AcdSes, ref N May Lewis -.....
4tt-h-s-, 3, 1853 z e II EgolIwav j. g,IOD II.
Joo + dsu<ess res. q Mar Lewis
Sstr-sf " - East. 25xoS 9. Maud y Nf-ol- p,
De Lancey NicOils m0rtgase $50. coo.
SOJ,f-sl. >. loo Il OF 5-n-aye. 25NlG2 .; Mary
. Dun e a. eNrs. % Albert 9rod -.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
Q gounirp prorerIn for 5ale.

GENTLEMEN offer an bargain-15 acres, a
VI house. with every modern cOnvenieucs ard
luxury Pcnna- Railroad, Si4.0O0 Particulars
II. b EI.KINS 152 Nassau-at. New York
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

SALE OF SOUTH ELBERON PROPERTY.
Jefferson Sellgman has bought plot OF ten lots
in Phlps-ave. South Eiberon. for about ss5 OoO
from the South Elberon Land Company.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-23
VISITORS AT ST. LOUIS HOTELS.

Charles p. Braydon of Chicago. is regis
tered at the st. Nicholas.
--Richard Lieprnan. a merchant of Mount
Vernon, Mo-, Is stopping at the Lindell.
Among the arrivals at the Planters yes
terday was W. F. Hogan of Silver City. n.
NJ. who is here on business.
S. w. Randall of Topeka. Kas. is among
the guests of the Laclede.
j. W. Hamilton of Cleveland, O., is
spending a few days at the Southern.
Robert NJ. Boydo of New York is at the
st. Nicholas.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D.. Glover and Mr..
Louis j. Workman Of Austin. Tex. arrived
at the Planters yesterday.
L. II. Halstead of Denver. Colo. is stop
ping at the Laclede.
w. NJ. Hays of st. Paul is at the South
ern.
C. S. Moore of Danville. ILL.,. is a guest
at the Lindell.
H. e Barkman of Philadelphia. spent
yesterday at the Planters.
$. II. Berger of Buffalo Is at the La
clede.
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Maxwell of Denver
Colo, were among the arrivals at the South
ern yesterday.
e. J. Stewart Of New York Is at the st.
Nicholas.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-23
TWENTY ADDITIONAL MONEY
ORDER STATIONS IN CITY.
Postmaster Generals Order DesiG-
mates Places in 81. Louis Where
S~ubstntions Will De.
The Republic Bureau.
18th 81 and PENNSYLVANIA ANe

lith st. and Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington. May 22.-An order has !cen
issued by the Postmaster General es:.lb-
fishing in St Louis on July /. 1892. twenty
additional stations. with facilities for the
transaction of money-order ard registry
business. the sale Of postal supplies and re-
ccipt and dispatch Of mails. as follows:
Bavaria Station. No. 2732 South. Thirteenth
street.
B!ddle Station. No. 1900 O'Fallon street.
Blaine Station. No. 1880 Natural Bridge
road.
Bryan Hill Station. No. sci Lee avenu
Carlisle Station. No. 632S Cheltenham ave
nue..
Catlin Station. Deimar boulevard and De
Baliviere avenue.
Cherokee Station. No. 1862 Cherokee street.
Crow Station. No. 33i2 Franklin avenue.
Flora Station. No. 3S7l Russell avenue.
DAY Station, No. 1901 Delmar boulevard.
Hawthorne Station. No. Sl6s Shenandoah
avenue.
Helvetia Station. No. ISIS Gravois ave.
Hunt Station, No. 501OA Page avenue.
KingslaDd Station. No. 1901 Cass avenue.
Picker station. No. 300 South Grand ave
nue..
Preetorius Station. No. 2leS North Four
teenth street.
Rose Hill Station. No. 1913 Goodfellow ave
nue..
Stoddard Station. No. 2731 Washington
avenue.
Terrace Station. No. 62s7 Delmar boule-
ward.
Vest Station. No. 1897 North Taylor ave-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-23
LAND LEASED FOR
FAIR ADJUSTMENTS
Three Acres Secured at Skinker
and Clayton Roads-Contracts
for Apartment Houses.

F. NJ. Sterrett closed a lease OF three
acres of land at the southwest corner of
| Skipker and Clayton roads yesterday 10 a
syndicate which contemplates improve
ment IN the nature of amusement places.
| Henry Scherf is a member of the syndi-
cate.
The lease is for five years, at 5000 a
| year.
Contracts for apartment houses in the
West End. to cost in the aggregate moro
than 00,0O, were secured yesterday by
Charles Cunliff of No. SD Chestnut street.
It is claimed that one OF the structures will
be the handsomest building of its type in
the West.
1t is to be erected at No. 1913 Lindell bOu-
levard, and though only three stories, on a
lot 46x93 feet, will cost, when finished. about
$4,000. Two apartments Will be arranged
on each of the three floors. The first story
will be of bushhammered Carthage stone,
with massive columns on either side of a
wide entrance in the center of the build
ing.
The exterior OF the second and third sto-
ries Will be OF light gray brick, stone trim
mings, and surmounted by embossed copper
cornices. Inside. the rooms and Railways
will be finished In natural wood. In addi-
ton to the latest appliances in sanitary
plumbing, an elaborate system OF steam
heating and hot water arrangements will
be had from a central plant In the base
ment. The water will pass through filters.
Furnishings have been planned on a
sumptuous scale. Dressers. Bullets etc,
will be fixed in the apartments, and the
floors will be OF quartered oak. Oak wains-
coting and heavy beams will adorn the din
ing-room walls and ceilings. The vestibules
and stairways will be of white marble, and
the hall floors, of thing. House telephones
and all manner of modern conveniences are
included in the contract for the building,
which is owned by Jacob Wunder.
A two-story apartment house, No. ilSI
Lindell boulevard. to cost about $1,000, will
be built by Charles Cunliff. His other con-
tracts are with NJ. K. Anderson and call for
a three-story apartment house at 4Ol5-2J
Lindel boulevard, to cost about 5000, and
another two-story structure at No. 39ia-5l
West Pine boulevard. to cost about $1,000.
In addition, Mr.. Cunliff secured contracts
through the same owners for less expensive
Residences