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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-01-09

When the butter won't
come put a penny in the
churn," is an old time dairy
proverb. 1t often seems to
work though no one has ever
told why.
|. When mothers are worried
because the children do not
gain strength and flesh we
say give them SCOTS Emul-
sion.
It is like the penny in the
milk because it works and
because there is something
astonishing about it.
SCOTS Emulsion is simply
a milk Of pure cod liver oil
with some hypophosphites
especially prepared for delicate
stomachs.
Children take to it naturally
because they like the taste
and the remedy takes just as
naturally to the children be-
cause it's 50 peri city adapted
to their wants.
For all weak and pale and
thin children SCOTS Emulsion
IS the most satisfactor treat
ment.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-07

Cristianos contra jndfos-Un romdntico muerto-LR
opinion equivOcada-Un cOmisario cannlla-Y
policfa mfs cannlla.A Almncenes saqueados- Car
gas de caballerfa-Un juez Glen veces canalla
-TurbuIentos pagndos-Un cuadrO de horrores
I'm ahOrcadO-SOciedad de sucidas-Raz6n que
cOnvence.
(Vfa New York;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-07
asi3ifa9q fE9TsE@$oET

mo clavo servfa para rematarlo, clavar.
doselo en- Ia cabeza. Los muertos no
eran respetados.. Z. Es impossible des-
eri' ir tai cuadro. el's i4 1'..i 3i. .].t-
Respecto los responsables, reeulta
que no los hay y que no puede casti-
garse q todo rn pueblo. .'''i.is 9o'
Para terminar esta triste historic, di-
re que un campasino, Soliview, que ha-
b{a tornado parte en- los tristes sucesos,
Sc present6 al comisariato de policfa y
declare haber matado TN judfo. AL
dla siguiente de su Farresto 10 en-
contraron ahorcado en- su zelda. lSe
suicide por arrepentimiento, fne la po-
licfa temiendo reclamaciones - Hay
quien supone este t1ltino.
La policfa acaba de descubrir en- esta
Capital, una sociedad secreta, donde
los miembros 1uran suicidarse en- ell es-
pacio de 80 afIos. Para asegurar la
observation de las clausulas, les afilia-
dos Sc asisten mutualinente. Cuando
la hora ha llegado de pasar de las pa
labras q los hechos, los otros 10 depo-
sitan en una especie de nicho y des-
pues de una solemne ceremonial, Sc re-
tiran en- silencio y dejan al suicida en-
|reposo eterno.
La policfa quiso saber Ia raz6n que
determinaba los socios q quitarse la
vida, 4 10 que respondieron que no te-
Man penas, nj estaban cansados de Ia
vida y 81 so1amente Sc suicidan por
equidad, es decir, que considerando que
la duraci6n normal de Ia vida es de 80
amos y pasando esta edad, cada afio que
-pasa 10 juzgan una carga para sus Sc
meJantes. La raz6n sera bien pode-
rosa, pero 4 mi 40 me ha convencido,
N. ROSICKI Y GOMEZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-07

barrio de Canas, ha recibido una carta
del Director del colegio de New York
donde estudia su hijo Ramon, en- la
que lie manifesto 10 satisfecho que est
por tener TN discfpulo que goa de la
fama de ser lin estudiante aplicado e
inteligente, y de quien asegura domi-
nara el ing'es deptro de seis meses,
apssar de que solo hace $ seranas que
ingreso dicho joven en- ell Colegio.
Esto dice mucho en- favor de los es-
tudiantes puertorriquefios, y por clio
felicitamos al sefor don Lorenzo Bias.
" w \ Por amigos que l,egan de San
nos enier2mos dc las magnihcas condi-
clones del hotel "Nueva Aurora"
Crlsto ntlmero O. propiedad del seflor
don Juan Reyes.
Dlcho hotel es vsitado frecuentemen-
te por transeantes de la isla que, sslen
de ALI altamente eatisfechos de la me-
sa, dormitorios, bafIos y servicio en-
general. ~ -' e
2aa' Ha- Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-07
EST a MA
-.ULTIMOs sCORREO


Honninent0 Il sngnstr-Uma reunion cclebrada--l La
q Sihyitnci6n IeieEl fracaso Ia responsabili-
tHd--Ias elecciones ninaicipaes--I.as obras' del
:, /, pncstro-Eusebio BlascoTowp gran literato-.
X Il ""f2% ''iHDiroa - 7oq ~ o3uo.rsl r
Presididos, spor ,el seaerr Marquis de
-laIWega dc. Arfnijo, selhaa reunido en
seganda del Gongreso los Sc
flores que coelpopenlla Janta gestora
para la ereecion2de aunt EaerulrneRto al
senior cSSagastai acetdandoI Io9 sigaiAnte:
sft!P Brocederoalda 'ereeci6n ddeb TN
|maasoleere dasseona aie&enesoeKpuestas
a la Junta y autorizande A,lab bGemjsipa
Eaueual efecto SO tdesigne para tdisponeI
deb lossfandes reeaudades eth1aa nafte
[auesSea nseesaKla. 9ANsslM ny .s1obsr7
b m IS .ErigjEla laopemersa dsl7ssf6t
Sagastasx en- 1Madnids dlna castaAaj e4yc
Eemplazap ieuHeek 4GQnd dciaee sideteHhi-
RnsF6nla naisne Cepisio oNpli
EcaJsA raidaeho oGhjete eI9ese0 de- leSdpf61
EdNGtes dc dsrsuSsnipe j6aisns eHapte eadan
|necesarios, mediante eoncurso p1blco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-07
Iulio 4 de Io93.

JuiIO US ~ 1o.
Contra 10 cue esper abamos, hoy 4 de
Tulio mas oien parece uu d1a de sema-
ma santa: no Sc ha dido TN solo disparo,
y nj la dccenita de fanaticos americana
zados har izado banderas en- sts res
~ectiv IS casas como hac1an en- af1os
anteriores en- celebration de Ia inde-
D pandencia de los Estados Unidos.
Han permanecido cerradas las ofci-
mas p1blicas vel comercio.1
~ Esta tarde las dio comienzo
en- la marina una pequef1a fiesta anne
nizada con lrnlsica y fuegos te artifcio.
Dicha fiesta Sc debe Ia iniciatiya par
ticular de 10 empresa del trolley, con
fin lucrative, y ageno, a Ia celebraci6n
del de Jaii2. t.,.4,s. .-.....,.- 81 o
Esta .noche anbieu habfa retreta,
seg1n nos aseguran.
~ Ei-dfa T Gel actual comerZaran
las novenas de Ia virgea del Carmen,
y segtln nos manifestang sc celebrar in
cou toda pompa, toman 10 parte en-
elias, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. que. cantaran
er el coro y una competeute orquesta.
'taarf1iento. 9pp 'f9D92ofq iG
Maaana nos ocupaTehaos1de les pun
'tos que Sc tfataron. .ogim6 or1s9un ,
fli Ky Hoy por5 la nanana saii6 para
Ell Ibalneario de Coame acompanado. de
Isu fdistipguida ,familia,f nuestro buen
amigo don. Jose, Ber {tez, rico hacendado
do Vieques, due ha p;ssado aigunos dias
en- esta ciudad!p ,4blsoIs 1oh9a +.
m DeseAmosle9 dna estadfB feliz eablos
bafios de- Coarno uBd -Obibue5ra !
. wv Hs aegrAsadoe de, San Tslap rllles77
[tFeO ai9igo don Francisco PARA SCapo
[y con Sllsps dos hermanos memories Que
curSanE est1dioS en- New York con bno7
Ptab,e HpfoVeeha haGfientS.19Qa9 ab 90 y,
,5KI5TaHBeu eusse haih 9ep RouGe 81
taiah sest0dia1thSA ;A,sHantD rl1ijG
| de mliestrsamige deA BE,IFfapgell9 rYie7
ne a pasar el perfodo de vadaSiQnss. .ep1
ire su familia. ~ I
Sea bien yenido. 6
x** Don Lorenzo Bias, ve;ino DE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-07
Total 22

x*x Durante e. mes de Junio Sc ms
cribieron en- ell registro civil 81 naci-
mientos y 7 defua aciones.
B * En- la semana que termin6 Ell
" de JUNO la temperature maxima en-
esta demarcacion fue de "a O.; mfnima
"a o; precipitation total de lltvias AZ
pgs. A principle de semana el tiempo
siguio seco y caluroso con vientos del
S. 3. pero despues han caido algunos
buenos aguaceros que han contribuido
algo para refrescar la vegetaci6n y
pastos; pero Sc necesita mas humedad
para saturar enteramente ell terreno y
TN vigoroso desarrollo.
Los retofIos de las cafias presentan
buen aspecto pero las plantas estan
atrasadas y muchas Sc han Muerto.
NV Ha sido relevado para Ell pueblo
de San Sebastian el sub collector de es-
te poblado don Jorge Marxuch. Ja,- /
Z p o-.2 ~ ~4ala Corresponsa1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-07
AsB&0 san n0wzai aisaaa0
De mevy Work. 4 Chicago

= 81. Club Automovilista de, los Estac
dos Unidos prepara una carrera de 1865
kil6metros, siendo Ia erltas ,elegida la
de Nueva York Chicago, ysi SCI lie
ga a efectuar sera laf mag dura prueba
4 que que hasta ahoHa f'n Sc ssi 2haYa i sometido 4
tales yeh1culos. har,[ s.,o.,,[ -, Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-07

-ohsl ii + enimob oaigqmi - sup III
ob oinonlom au ab aaUqeab sup ,noiZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-07

ojnoin;ssnsq T9b Sei OTTO nFsve1 son
.1Otus loh
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-07
Motas p0mcemas

Ell dfa de l,oy-Ios doses mi cOronei-Fiesta
particular-La virgen del Carmen-Ei scnOr Be-
nfiez-Pnrra Auiihnt-Un buen cstudiante-Eio-
tel 'Nueva Aurora
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-07

Nueso grabado refere
adornado con sone de e hcen les de paa Co
sombrero de manana egantno de I'm % fac de
E grbdo foografa
York tom6 hayandose
lnda
yeba
Esas dna praccabar modo
reconenda el abate aan kepp cual
descalzo agun tempo sobe yeb humedeca
Dcho modo curative muchos prdios mmbros del
oporundad oece las mucschas
exremidades
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-07
M0&aS de R-0iZa

Servicios prestados pOr la Insuar-Registro Civil
Z Ell tempo la semana-Sub. collector trasIa-
| dad0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-07

tes servicios.
Robo
Juego 10 prohibido. .......I2
Infraccion de ley sobre cierre de
los establecimientos en- dfas festivos
Usos de arlnas prohibidas.......4
Seduction.
Acometimiento con arIna mortf-
Disparo lie arma con lesion. ....I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-07
Julio a e 1903.

E1 Sub-Puesto de Ia policfa insular
de este poblado al mando del cabo Pc
dro Cordova han practicable los siguien-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-07

13.'@r Consignar Ia gratitud della, Iun-
ia para cuantos han contribufdo Ia
suscripci6n y dejar esta alberta hasta
la termination de los lines propuestos.
a." Publican, en- SD dfa, Ia lista de
suscrlpcion, que recuerde el generoso
proceder de todos los que a ella hayan
contribufdo. .a.e...'' N.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-07-17

of water to a Kentuckian. The heat
was Won by Lady NJ, with Beatrice,
second Bemidji Bell, third, and
Hubert Jr, fourth. Time, 2:35.
Lady M. gets first money Bemidji
Bell, second Hubert Jr., third Bea-
trice S., fourth.
The fifth heat of the free-for-all
was devoid of anything of interest.
Don Quixote won by a safe distance,
Barnacle being second, Minnie b ,
third, Kitzwilks fourth. Time, 2:22.
There were five entries in the Sc
mile running a Assessor, Julia
Arthur, Beech Girl, Dexter, owned
by VIM. Wilson Of Devils Lake, and
Ester E. The first heat was a contest
between Assessor and Julia Arthur,
and not until the home stretch could
it be determined which would win.
Then Assessor forged ahead, and
passed under the wire a winner by
plenty of space. Julia Arthur wa;
second Esther E., third Beach Girl,
fourth. Time, 1904.
The sixth heat of the free-for-al.
was a hot contest between Don Qixott
and Kitzwlks, and when the first hal
was passed they were neck and neck.
But Don Quixote gradually increased
his lead until he passed under thu
wire a length in advance of his com
petitor. Minnie E. broke and came
in for third place. The money goe'
as follows: Don Quixote first, Kitz,
wilks second, Minnie E. third, Bar
nacle fourth.
In the second heat Of the 58 mile
running race, was between Assessor
and Julia Arthur, and they passed the
wire with not more than half a nrcl
between, Assessor winning, Beach Cir
third, Esther E was distanced. Time
1 :04.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-07-17
EQUAL
4. RIGHTS

Friday afternoon at the round table
one of the most interesting talks given
by Mrs. Howe of the national w. G.
T. u, was listened to by a very ap-
preciativs audience. Her subject
was "Should Women Vote on Equal
Terms with Men, She first defined
a vote as registering a private opinion
upon a public question. Following
this she asked, "where does an opin-
ion originator As we know, in the
brain. Man and woman are alike
endowed with brain matter and we
also know that oma is qualified
with as many opinions as man. Now,
we who believe in equal suffrage
would not have universal voting for
man or woman nor ignorant vote Of
either sex. What we want and need
are intelligent votes.
She brought up the old we'll worn
reason that woman should not be al.
lowed the use of the ballot because
she does not bear arms in time Of wal
and conflict, but she said: "Womar
does a thousand and one other harder
things that more than makes up fol-
this. She goes down in the valley O.
the shadow of death to bear sons tx
protect u flag; she acts as nurse il
the army camps and hospitals ant
keeps the home for those that ar,
fighting.
Mrs. Howe called to mind tn
principal cause of the conflict betwee:
Great Britain and the colonies l.
1776-83 and the beginning Of u gov
ernment. Taxation without repre-
sentation is unjust Many womer
she said, are heavy owners Of -es
, estate, pay thousands Of dollars i
!, taxes with out the right to say OF
word as to the expenditure Of this T.
venue.
In conclusion she asked if it did II
seem reasonable that we be given
= right to register Jul opinion as we
:, as the often times ignorant foreign
:. who is allowed the privilege Of Il
franchise soon after coming to o.
q shores, instead of being classed wi
the criminal, the idiot, the paupe
20 the alien, the insane and children
we now are classed.
Following Mrs. Howe's talk,
"a interesting discussion was PARTICLE
"a ed in by a number, and greatly e
20 joyed.
: No one can afford to miss the
round tables, at : o'clock, as it
10 seldom so clear and logical a speak
!, as Mrs. Howe is heard. She l.
greatly endeared herself to the VIII:
81 ribboners who have met her, and /
audience.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-07-17

reverse is true. A we'll known
practical farmer gives it as his opinion
that the cold spell this spring injured
the wheat more than the dry weather,
and it was the wheat OH fall blowing
which suffered. There is nothing in
the present condition or future out
look to warrant the assertion that a
bumper crop will be produced in
North Dakota this year, though the
general average will doubtless be as
good as it is in other northwestern
and eastern states
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-07-17
CROPS
FAIR

Farmers from different parts of the
county report that the early sown
wheat has been considerably damaged
on account Of the cry weather. Bar.
ley and oats are doing quite we'll and
the flax is fair. Conditi ons vary in
different parts of the county. A re-
markable circumstance is that wheat
on spring plewing is better than that
sowed on. fall blowing .s-Usually the
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Harry Stewart Hail. of " Brigham Hall & Son.
has resoId for Adolf MandeI Nos. 3ss and 400 East
Houston-st. and Nos zSS and 81 secono-st-' oio
buildings plot 40x65 feet, running through the
block and having two frontages. The purchaser is
Walter J. Cohen.
". F. & c. H. Smith have sold plots of eleven
lots at the northwest corner Of Webster-ave and
One-hundr d-eightieth-st. The purchaser Will
resell with building loans.
Davis Robinson have sold for the Real Estate
Security Company a client No. 723 Park-ave.. a
four story brownstone dwelling house on lot 2o4S2
feet The buyer will occupy the premises
J. H White has sold for Gus Freese four vacant
lots on the south side of Ninetyhrst-st, 1874 feet
west of Avenue A, to E. R. Boerscheke He Will
build a factory on the site to suit tenants
Charles P Rogers has sold No 146 to 1SO West
Firhteenth-st., three two story stables on plot
s7x92 feet to a client Of Stitt Phillips.
Marcus Poak has sold No. 4SO st. Nicholas-ave
a five story hathouse, on lot 1ssxe9u feet
Miriam Godfrey has sold No. III West one-hun-
dred- -thrty-second-st.. three story o"elhhs
house on lot 1&9x99.11 feet.
William e. streng has sold to a Mr. Won No
2o5 West One-hundred-and-thirty-s three
story dwelling house, lot 17x99.l feet
Jacob Baumau has sold to Leon Sobel & Co Nc"
155 to ISL Ridge-st old buildings, on plot lOoxloo
feet The buyers will improve.
Annie Z Brown has sold plot 5oxloo feet, on
the east side of Cooperst, 100 feet north Of Haw-
thorne-st.
Michael j. Dowd has sold the plot, 60x1oox irregu-
lar at the southeast corner of Northumberland
rorty-first-st and Mount Vernon-ave.; also plot
75xIOO feet, at the southwest corner OF FOrdham
Road and Cedar-ave
The Bronx Land Mortgage and Real Estate Com
panv has sold for Mrs. F. N. Wallace a plot 'front.'
ing 800 feet In VaIentne-aVe., north of One-hun-
dred and d-eighty-second-st-; also for NJ l. Henry
No 1,57S Washngton-aYe., -FOUR story hdthouse'
on 25x150 feet.
ence = Henderson No. 2 West Sixtieth-st.. five
story brick apartment house, on plot S6xIO0 feet
Ninety-seventh-st three story dwelling house, on
T%venfed T o & Prayer have purchased Nos loo 157
and I59 suffolk-st six story building on plot 39X
NO feet: No ThonpSon-st. on lot 20xlO0 feet VIII
an 7, 9Dx2O feet and No SO East SeVenteenth-st
s5xI8s3 feet the southeast corner OF Avenue ard
rHtrta.rtbs % sxos14 feet. The operators
have soIo Nos Is and 2s Ffrst-aye, southeast
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
PREPARE FOR BIG FIGHT.
IronporkeTs' Demands May Itro5c
200, ,O00 Men Out of W0rk:.
MANUFACTURERS TO RESIST DEMANDS.

Between three hundred thousand and four
hundred thousand workmen in the building
trades throughout the United States are expect
ed to be made idle On May 1 on account Oh
forthcoming demands of the structural iron
workers, which the manufacturers have de-
cided to refuse. It was learned yesterday that
the manufacturers and contractors who have
been meeting from time to time in the last fort
night effected a permanent organization on
Tuesday night at secret meeting in an uptown
hotel The organization will probably be known
as the National Structural Iron Manufacturers
Association. 1t has appointed national execu-
tive committee, which will appoint local COM
niittees in cities represented by it in the next
few days. The object OF this association is TO
fight the demands which the structural iron
workers throughout the country intend making
on May 1. The firms in the association. it is
said have a combined capital OF over $1,Vn'-
100000.
A representative of the American Bridge Com
pany which is a member OF the association
made the following statement yesterday:
THE association is not incorporated. as 1t is
not intended to be used for anything but de-
fensive purposes. II the ironworkers do not
attempt to enforce their demands nothing will
likely happen. If they do. they will be resisted
all along the line. even if employers have to
shut down. The structural iron manufacturers
been reached. There is a wage scale at when IL
would be no longer profitable to build. and 1t Is
considered that now is, the time TO call d halt.
I'm Chicago trade is dull, owing to the many
strikes. In New-Yor's it is brisk. and good
building year is expected in spite Of the fact
that millions of dollars are held up by people
who wanted to invest the money in building
operations, but are afraid of the forthcoming
demands
The structural ironworkers in this city, VINO
organized the Housesmiths. Bridgemen
and Structural I-onworkers Union. have &C.
cided to demand 561i cents an hour on May l.
They receive 81 a day for eight hours. or
30 cents an hour. The following are the wages
of the structural ironworkers in the cities
named: Buffalo. 81 cents an hour; Pittsburg.
4j cents; Boston, cents, and Cleveland, 4I12
! cents.
The brickIayegs' unions. which have a mem
bership of eight thousand, intend to demand %
cents hour. advance of . cents, on May /.
The Mason Builders Association may grant the
demands account of large contracts. The
Building Material Handlers Union. it said
yesterday, will also demand higher wages on
May for its seventeen hundred members. and
other building trade organizations are thinking
of making deman nds for increased wages.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lt4th-st. No ~ West, 18.4X10O1 II: l14th-st No
SO West. 1a x1O0.11; Elting Fulling TO Frances .,
FRANKIE; mortgage. $4,000 -
James-st. Oak-St, 252x5o3x20.-G
63s: Mary e Campbell. individually and as 90
Houston-st. No I62 to 166 East; 40 1l.SoGI
irreg: Joseph Wolff another to Wolf -,
Bloom; mortgage. SOS $50 ..................: lOt
e5th-st No 107 to 113 West S0xS89: David - -,
Thomson referee to Mabel G Maynard. d........ sIoOC
Isfsree no 70 IN Mabel G MaynaPd 81 500
cjth-st. n s. It of 6th-ave. runs n 9s9x
50x $50 to 26th-st K W 21.6x > 9SSX "
41st-st 8 g. 236 IT W Of 7th-avr. 4oxes.s Helen
Hall I1udn Realty Company d c:.--
Oliver-st Nos II 13. Allerton Merritt 10
53d-st n s. $50 It W 3d-ave. 45x1Oo.5: David ~ -,
Thomson John H Naughton ..::......- @"6e
ll7th-st No Al West. 25xl00.l1: Albert l. -,
Hanscom John J Hopkins. s- lo'
Same property: Robert r Mills 10 Annagusta
25th-st n s. 100 # " Of sth-ave sOx9s.9: Helen
p Hall o Mabel C Maynard. Somna
n of 3d-ave, 4bxlOO.5 Helen
Hall to John H Naughton: G. Somlna
4Tth-st. No 25S West 2xs6x258zSlS: David ., ~,
S nor n = ............. Eomina
14stb.st : 100 IT W of Amsterdam-ave 1JOx
99l1: Henry E Rowland to Charles Rowland.
4aS S-st, No a5 West q 6x1005: Louisa J WebeI
20 Bernard " Webel, and Nomna
11lth-st II s % # of sth-ave. 36x100 IL 1llth-
st, n +. Sth-ave, 92x1oO IL John McDonald
to CAscent Mercantile and Realty Co; mort
112f6-st s s 200 IT W of sth-ave. JOx1OO: John
J Mcdonald o Crescent Mercantile and Realty
mortgages, $4,000. y ornna
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05

corner Of Second ave- plot Ax75 feet. and NOS Sos
h ]. Cleland nave bought NO. W .,H es1 Oie On =
hunGred-and- -fourth-st., five story hathOuse' Oh
lot H4xI00.i1 feet. &C.,
Frederick Zttel has sold for Edgar Tate to Asyer oyer
8 Ausrbach, No West Eighty fSet
story high stoop dwelling house. on lot
Adolph Messer has purchased No 90 800" sTN seet
ty-fourth-et., five story hathouse, Sna
The Bailie estate has sold to D. Aooate, no ~ %
to d4 East Twenty-secondrst., q two anu h'e
Stoy building, on plot 135x97.e feet ,-,u+,
Mary Z. Davis has sold No! 81 West h1iEmCXI I
seventh-st., five story American basement o"ell-
ing house. lot 17xl00s1z feet ,.-s
Mrs. N. G. Kyttenberg has Oought from htcnSru cr
Vallender No. S67 Park-ave., FIVE story natHouSe
on lot 2S.6x100 feet. ,
Montgomery 4. Seitz have sold FOR the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company No. 296 East tlrtyonr
ST. three story dwelling house. on lot lIeXSVA IT.
regular. .,.. -
The Empire City Realty Company has bought =
plot Of fifty-fVe lots. the west side or 6Toau,
way, between One dred-and-eighty -elgnth aul
Observation-Disclosures sts. L. hunn was t"s
broker. ,,
w. J. Huston & Co. have sold for MchaTi i. T,9 J.:
Dowd the plot 60x100 feet the south SIDE OF INo
hundred and forty 1rst-st.. at Mount NernoI-a.
and for J. Romaine Brown two lots 5O1AVO. on tI'
east side of Cooper-st-, 100 feet nortn OF f'""
thorne-st 80,
The o. T. Marshall estate has sold plot. with A
story frame structure, the east side OF AN,
sterdam-ave, 491I feet south OF One-hu
hfty-ninUh-s running through to st. Nichoi"s-
ave. 50X165X5l l0XI565 feet