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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-15
LARGE FORTUNES UNCLAIMED.
Thousands of Dollars in New Jer.
sey Await Missing Owners.
SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Trenton, N. J.. Nov. N-Thousands Of
dollars are awaiting claimants in the
savings banks Of New Jersey. In some
Instances the mounts run up as high as
$4,000. while in others q sum as low as
half a hundred dollars Is due the claim
ant who can prove the right as required
by law.
This money ID compromising interest very
II nav the none into the Court Of chsn.
Gerry, so as to avoid the expenses incident
to lawsuits which may be started at any
time by claimants. The State Banking
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-15
AGENTS REPORTS.
Mercantile Trust Compan,

M~cTCdhttte AfuSt SOm
Irhe Mercantile Trust Company reports
lat the last week has not been particu-
lily active in the real estate business,
Tough they have closed sales and notice
bat the temporary lull In the demand for
bal estate seems to be past, and that the
LIST few days of the week developed q
prospective investors.
The sales Of this company for the week
iclude the following:
No. 1905 Lindell boulevard. q modern
ko-story brick residence. containing ten
Soms, with every convenience. erected on
It 33x115. This. is the second house west
Boyle venue on the north side of the
lreet, n one of the handsome houses
tcount Is was sold. the purchaser being
t@ssouri Pacific Railway. MI. clardy has
bed in the house a year. and finding that
trchased same for so. 500 cash. The es-
lite built these homes for an investment
I'D they have always been well rented.
wing to their excellent location, but in
buses separately. WI OF which face on
tndell and three on Boyle. Mr.. Clardy
hi make some substantial improvements
the house. The Mississippi Valley Trust
bmpany assisted in this transaction.
This company also sold q handsome res
Ience on Forest Park boulevard during
le last week. particulars Of which they
tthhold by request. until delivery OF
ALSO sold lot Of ground on chouteau we
le. between Newstead and Taylor. 'front.'
lg 27 feet on the north line of Chouteau
the extreme depth of $50 feet Th1s
toperty was sold for the account Of Mary
Gauen OF Waterloo, H.. for T,7ol the
lrchaser. being the Laclede Gaslight Com
kny. 1his tract adjoins the large tank
the gas company. located on Newstead
I'D Chouteau. N. c. Coundrey, general
lie ground would be used for the present
br storage yards and for purposes which
bu1d extend the facilities OF the gas
bmpany 10 consumers in West st. Louis,
I'D this purchase was in the present line
facilities In every direction.
rhe company also effected the sale OF
substantial piece OF manufacturing prop
NY in the district east OF the Union sta
b request Of purchaser the details Of the
Rted.
mo. 2914 Sullivan avenue, two-story brick
lsidence containing eight rooms and all
bnveniences. occupying lot 37x1s2, sold for
he account of .lames w. Dye for s.. 100,
Ie purchaser being Henry Schroeder. who
buse through the Mercantile Trust Conn
any from the Lindell Real Estate Com
any several months 6 and has had un-
recently the occupancy of same and
DIV resells at q handsome profit, At the
lime time the purchaser procured a very
heap ptsee OF property. and the properly
,uld NOT now possibly be duplicated al
he price at which he buys
Also lot on Sullivan avenue, between
laegow and Garrison. fronting Is feet on
plIivan. by q depth % ia feet. sold for
le account OF. the Llndell Real Estate
bmpany for Sl.0Oo. The purchaser viii
hect a handsome home on this lot, plans
n which are now In course Of pfepa-
ALSO the northeast corner OF Carter and
farne avenues. lot 6x1l6 feet, sold for the
kcount Of the st. Louis University to
fchael Clements for d.0&. The pur-
User bought the property for an invest
Aise. he suthssst essnsr Of universlty
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-15
FUGITIVE HIDES IN ICE BOX.
Boy Flees When Accused of
Planning to Elope.
kEpUBLIC SPECIAT.

RE.SlTbLIC SPECIAIs
New Fork, Nov. M-Much excitement
was occas toned In the vicinity Of a Perth
Amboy restaurant when the proporietor's
wife. Mrs. Masterson. announced that her
son. Roy. who Is but 16, had planned to
elope with Lixzi> Peterson, a waitress.
The girl was absent when Mrs. Master
son discovered the alleged plan n the
boy disappeared whea his excited mother
called the police. At lrst II was thought
the boy was found in the big ice box ID
the basement, hiding from the wrath Of
his mother.
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measure at the next Legislature with this

measure at the next Legislature with this
end in view.
As this money has been drawing interest
in some instances for fifty years. deposits
of slC0 or less have grown into the thou
sands. and there is to-day nearly 800, 600
OF unclaimed non in the savings insti-
tutions Of the State.
AS showing the rapidly with which
money compounds. John Coyle, formerly
of Jersey City, and address now unknown,
deposited on March 10. 1852. $50 in the
Provident Institution for Savings. Jersey
City. The amount was never disturbed.
and Is represented by a credit on the
banks books of $12.222.68.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-15

The Greer-Anderson Realty Company,
through q. w. Greer, its secretary. re-
ports q splendid demand for property. The
following arc . part of the sales they
closed last week, and have others that viii
be, reported as soon as the papers are pre-
pared. The contracts are already signed;
Sold for $16.000. the large rock-front
building OF four fiafs. No. 4e46-46A and
l6D-ssA vernon avenue. The building is
divided into four fats. containing a total
Of twenty-five rooms and tiled baths,
nfckeledi plumbing and marble wainscot-
Just been made. The total rental is at
present Q,400. but cans b advanced. This
property WA owned by the gersaiito Inc
vestnaent Compaiy ana Is the third set Of
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Aiple 4 HemmeImann.

Apple & Hemynelmann Real Estate Com
pany report the following sales for the
last week:
No. 55 Whittier street, q two-story.and.
attic brick dwelling OF eight rooms, with
all modern conveniences, lot 16x1A feet,
Estate and investment Company 70 J, =.
Lemen for 1850. Bought for Investment.
Lot 25x125, north side OF Caroline street,
from N. A. Piednoir to A. B. Bauer for
$500.
Nos. 600 and 47o2 Nebraska 3 .
double two-stpry brick DWELLING OF two
from Anton Dvorack to Ferdinand Kerch.
NO. sssi Henrsetta street. I two-ssory
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PLANT MAY YIELD GUM THAT
CAN BE MADE INTO RUBBER.
Obnoxious Weed, Plentiful I'm Colo
RADIO, Declared to Be of
Great Value.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Denver, Colo. Nov. A-Since the dis
coyery of the Colorado rubber plant by c.
N. Fuller. a Denver chemist. q few
months ago, 1t has been found that the
valleys in this section of the State are
covered with the weed. It grows abund-
antly In the San Luis Valley, having been
hitherto considered a nuisance by resi-
dents. No one ever dreamed that 1t pos
sessed any value, and its determination
would have been brought about long ago
II such q thing had been possible.
Ranchmen In this section say tho plant
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The fine weather of the last few weeks
seems to have AIDED a zest to the inquiry
and sale OF Southampton lots. Several
sales have been contaminated in the last
six days. and inquiries recorded. which
promise to result in sales during the
course of the next few days.
A meeting OF the Southampton Improve
nnent Association was held on the second
Monday Of this month. resulting in a
large attendance; and the laying out Of
improve this addition. Among the more
important matters taken up was a petit
ton properly signed and a committee ap-
pointed TO present same to certain Of the
city officials. asking for the installation
Immediately Of additional fire plugs. and
to the Gas Company of this City petition
ing that they place in Southampton at
once street lamps.
The first reports from this committee
are more than promising. The City hay
ing promised to place frs plugs in South
ampton wherever the building Of homes
may justify such an expenditure, while
the Gas Company have promised to take
the matter Of lamps up Immediately. and
at the present time the agent for this
property reports both matters progressing
nicely.
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new dwelling of two flats each. with three
rooms, hall and bath. lot 25X12o. renting
for 1854 a year. from August Mende to
an investment.
Lot l00x125. south side OF Shenandoah
avenue. east of klemm, from a client to
A. O. Terry for 5000.
Lot 1O0x25i. west side OF Tower Grove
venue north Of Mckee avenue, from L.
W. Mueller to Frank R. Henry Tor Sc, 900.
The Mercantile Trust Company assisted In
this SALE
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Real Estate Exchnnre Notes.

"A regular meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Real Estate Exchange will
be held next Thursday at 3 p. m.
Transfers for the month up to and in
Guiding the 18th numbered 365, an aggre-
gate of 81, 269, 763.
Three hundred and thirty-six deeds of
trust were filed for record during the same
period, amounting to Se.451 IT'S.
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Martin s. Brenna reports the sale of
Nos. 1S24-26-2s Biddle street. being three
houses of, four flats each. for $7.400. to
Charles and May Kulongoskd, who bought
for an, investment. This property was
formally owned by the Staed Realty Com
PAW.
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN

East6ound-Leave Eighth and Gratiot streets.
sunday@464, Sid, IA. 1850 a. a. M; II Il :os sA s;jSS.
Soc p m. Saturday and Sunday .%enly-li:I7 p.
Leave Washington avenue. GaiIy-y:Is a. m /;
20 5;o5; s:s7 p m. Except sunday-4:os. So.
and Sunday only-li:25 d. M Sunday only-5:2s.
l2g a m. l2:25 D. m.
Westbound-Leave Granite City. daiIy-II..
2:ss. 5:5s. 7:l2 p. m. Except Sunday-5:i5, 6:0l.
aos, s'S4 $50 Il:lo a M: 4:25 3:Ii p. m. SAT-
lc:oo a. m: Saturday and sunday o~nly-Ii:as p.
m; Except Saturday and sunday-5A2 .. m.
m. Except Sunday-5:1s. 6:d9. ZOO. s:2s. 5:5s.
I1:a a. M; l:si. s:2l p. m; Saturday. only
saturday and Sunday ~onIy-Il:5s D. n.
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New Orleans. Mobile. Merid-
Ian. Jackson. Cairo. MUIR
phyrboro. Sparta. all points
South and Southeast........
New orleans. Mobile, Merid-
ian, Montgomery. Atlanta.
Jackson, Cairo. all points
in Florida and tho South
and Southeast
Murphysboro. Sparta and
Chester Accommodation
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Ruildinc

Emil Witt. No. 424S Shenandoah. two-story
brick dwelling; $500.
Emerson Realty Company, No. III to No. III
North Eleventh street, alter and build addition
to brick mercantile building: $1,000.
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IRON MouNrA1N ROUTE.

- depart Arrive.
San Antonio Express ..... '2:a1 pm '1i:5i am
Texas and California Ex-
press-Texarkana. FL Paso.
Los Angeles and San Fran y
cisco $3.50 am ........
Paso. Mexico City. laredo
Texas and Mexico Express
Fort worth. Colorado. Gal
weston. Laredo and Mexico en-
reHxaass EXPRESS Colorado. p" ~
Texas, Fort Worth. Dallas. 8
San Antonio. Texarkana. pr
Hot Springs, Ark. and Lit
Fast Maii-Littie Rock. Tex.
arkana. Dallas and Fort
Worth '3:o5 am ..........
Local Express-Texarlsana to
Memphis Express ......-.... $500 pm 1900 az.
Belmont Passenger .-...-... $500 am s7:l5 M
FOURTH STREET \ CHoUTEAu I'VE
U STATION.
Depart. Arrive.
De Soto and Bismarck Ac-
ILLINOIS DIVISION.
Depart. Arrive. Z
Cotton Belt Express ....... s9:5 pm s7:12 am
st. Louis and Chester Ac- r
commodation .....,. s4:f0 pm s10.3 ara-
Cotton Belt Express ......... 1916 am cess pra
New schedule effective 12.o1 a m, Sunday.
October is. 1oG. ~
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Fort worth statier Accepted.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, Nov. 1.-THE Postmaster
General to-day announces the acceptance
of the proposition of the Fort Worth
Stock Yards Company to erect e one-story
building for use Of the stock yards station
OF the Post Office at Fort Worth, 1nclud-
ing complete equipment, eto
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&C.. 2. G St.

Train.
P.as. Chautauqua, Grafton
and Alton
Alton. Springfield. Peoria and
ChautauQua Express ........
Alton. Cnautauq,.a and
Springfield Mall .............
Alton. Jerseyville and
Springfield
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BIG FOUR.

LAKE SHORE, NEW YoRE
HUDSON RIVER. BoSTO
n CHESAPEAKE An
WAY.
Train.
Indianapolis Express 1890.
New York and Boston Linn
Knickerbocker Specia1-New
York. Boston. Washington.
Baltimore and Philadelphia
NATION and Alton Accom-
mediation .....::.......-...-..
Mattoon and Alton Accom-
Boston, New York. Cincin-
natl, washington. Balti.
moro and Philadelphia.
Cincinnati. Dayton. SPRING
field. Columbus Express.
Fast Express .....-...........
Alton-Leaves 1880 a. m.
.. m. Arrives $500 a m. q
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Harbor gauges yesterday marked 13. 2 feet. in
dicating a fall Of IS Of a foot in "a hours.
Business along. the Levee yesterday was brisk
Weather cloudy.
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Nicholls-Ritter

The Nicholls-Ritter Realty and Finan-
cial Company sold to United States SEN
ator Thomas C. Platt Of New York 106 feet
on the west side Of Twenty-third street by
1874 feet deep to the alley. being lots II, II
n Is and a portion of lot 10. city block
1716, south. for the account of the Schuch.
man Realty Company, for $12.5O0. The
property was bought for Improvement for
the United States Express Company. It
Is now vacant, hut was formerly the site
of the OLD Roth mansion.
They also REPORT the sale of the north
west corner of Morgan street and New
stead venue for the account of Thomas
Q. Pugh to the Newstead Avenue Realty
Company for 5000. This property was
purchased with n view to Improving It
with two fine houses. The purchaser was
represented by, Rutledge & Fitzpatrick.
They also sold for the account of Jason
Hollingshead. n nonresident, the nine
room brick residence and lot 5Ox127 feet,
known as No. aS9 Raymond avenue. In
Raymond place. to Edward T.. holland, for
SI,l9o. The house was purchased by Mr..
holland for a home and will be occupied
by him in \ short time.
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The river in the St. Louis district will con
tinue to fall,
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BURLlaGTON ROUTE
TON.

TION.
Train.
For Hannibal. II. & st. ]
points. Quincy. Keokuk and
Local to Hannibal.
For Quincy and keokuk.......
For ST. PAU, M!nnea polls.
via East Side line. Illinois
and Wisconsin ..............
The Burlington-Northem Pa
cific EXPIRES. for KANSAS
CITY, St Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills, Wyo-
ming, Montana. Washing
ton; Puget. Sound, Portland
and oregon
Twin City Express for 81.
Paul, Minneapolis and Iowa
The Nebraska-Colorado Esx-
press. for Denver, Colorado
Gtah and Pacific Coast, via
81. Joseph ....................
Eight Northern Express
for st. Paul. Minneapolis
and Iowa .................,
For Illinois. via East Side
line. TO Rock Island, Chm
ton. Ia. savannah and Du-
buQue
For Kansas City, Council
Bluffs. Omaha, st. Joseph.
Denver, Nebraska, Colo
rado, Utah and Pacific
Local for Hannibai............
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MISSOURI PACIFIC

Train. Depart. Arrive
Fast Mall ...........-.... 800 am s10:0S pm
Local Express .......... s7:35 am s5:5e pm
Day Express-Kansas City,
Pueblo. Denver. Salt Lake
City and San Francisco. $500 am s6.11 pm
Washington Accommodation. f5:S pm t7:55 am
ST. Joseph Joplin. Wichita
and Kansas Limited and
Southwest Missouri ....... sS:10 pm s7:2o am
Kansas and Colorado Ex.....s10:10 pm s7:10 am
Creve Occur Lake trains leave Union Station
at 6:15 a. m. sS:l5 a. NJ. $3.50 D. m. and s4:31
Oak Hill trains leave Union Station at 1855
a. M, tic: 10 a. M, TO 90 a m. and t6:oo D. m.
Kirkwood trains Leave Union Station at re
.. M N. .: q p. m. ts:io a. NJ. $50 ?. NJ. s:ss:Mss
o. m. and I'll 30 .. m.
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McNair, Harris q Jones Realty Co.
McNair, Harris & Jones Realty Com
pany report the sale during the last week
Of four flats Nos 251s to 2521A North
Jefferson avenue. from Robert Osterkamp
to Mrs. Frederick Wilde. consideration S.
600.
Also report the sale Of the four flats Nos.
2525 to 2527A North Jefferson avenue, from
r. P. McNulty to Mrs. Frederick Wilde.
consideration $500. Both sales to Mrs.
Wilde were closed through the Lincoln
Trust Company.
No. 3a7 LaSalle street. 25x15 feet. small
brick house. to Mrs. Thomas for $3.50. The
seller was Samuel P. Wall.
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Train. Dep
Springfield, Freeport and
Dubuque ...........!.......... s7:53
Chicago Daylight Special
Peoria and SpringfleId...... n:H
Springfield Accommodation. f4:i5
Chicago Diamond Specialize. $50
Springfield Accommodation. $7:0o
Southern Lines.
Fast Man-Paducah. Cairo,
Memphis, Jackson. Tenn:
New orleans and Texas
Express, Nashville, At
lanta and Jacksonville. $50. T:N
New Orleans .Special-Cairo.
Memphis and New Orleans. 1:1s
Accommodation - Murphys-
boro, Marion and Creal
Springs. Sparta n d
Chester ...........:..:..:.... A:oo
New Orleans Limited
Cairo, Memphis: Dixie
Flyer Nashville. Atlanta
and Jacksonville ............ 80
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and Elliot avenue. a three-story brick
building, with store on corner and rooms
above. occupying 62x74. sold for the account
of H. !Schweppe for $500. purchaser being
| Nicholas Zemplemann. The property IL
well rented and the purchaser bought as
an investment. A Schollmeyer assisted In
this transaction.
Also the southeast corner of Garrison
avenue and Palm street. fronting los feet
on Palm street by a depth of 1H feet on
Garrison, sold for the account OF Ltndell
Real Estate Company for $500. purchaser
being Professor Charles p. Davis. who will
erect a residence and music studio on the
lot.
No. 4l47 Connecticut street. a neat l,k-
occupying lot 5Ox1Z7 feet. sold for the ac-
count of ]. B. Rozter, Of Memphis, Tenn,
the purchaser being Ann ]. Buchheit.
who viii make extensive alterations and
occupy as her home.
No. f1g1 Morgan street, 2k-story brick
building of 5 rooms. occupying lot 29x120.
Morgan street, and Whittier. sold for the
account of Colonel Ewing Hill, president
Of the Western Advertising Company, for
$500. the purchaser being Adolph Schles-
singer. who bought as an investment.
Also lot on the north side Of Magnolia
avenue, between Vandeventer n Law
renee. fronting. 102 feet on Magnolis by a
OF the Central Mission. This property was
purchased by William Haeuser. who con-
templates erecting flats on the property
70 COSL ADOuL So,VUu
Also lot on the south side Of Greer ave-
nue.. between yandeventer and Prairie. in
Li1dell Place, lot S2x1S7 feet. sold for the
account Of the Lndell Real Estate Com
pany for 500, purchaser being Mrs. Cor
nelia T.. Guynn, who will erect a hand
some fat on the lot.
Also report the sale of 81 feet imme-
diately adjoining the above on the west.
Sold for the account Of the same corpora
ton to of1cer Charles J.. Glynn. son Of
the purchaser last named. who also paid
500. and who likewise will erect a modern
fat on the lot.
No. 1927 Caroline street. a 2-story Groom
brick residence. renting for $3.50 d year.
Sold for the account Of a client Of Lingen-
will improve and occupy as a residence.
Also report the sale Of 20 feet on Man
chester avenue. east OF McRee, from ID
ward J. Lingenfeider to a client, consider
alton being 5000.
Also the sale Of lot fronting 100 feet on
the west line Of Tower Grove avenue, be-
tween the Frisco railroad and McRee ave-
nue., by a depth of "a feet: to a client.
purchase price being 5000. Apple & Hem
melmann assisted in this transaction.
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Real Estnte Tro,.s...

AC1A HbthAc AEuABxcEBs
ana cunt: City = block = $685. s.. Fr 1afe gn1e
and wife to Morttz Weber and wife.
AI Il tt. ". s.. bet. Poeppins' 8
and Davis. city block 8il7s: also is Il.
ven: s, city block 2sis: Joseph j. Debi-
Wilton. city block i; : ssss: william Villain ae q.
McRee and wife to Mary Mckee ORAL
BERNARp-a5 It. $. 8. bet. Jefferson
and Leffngwell. city block 172G; Caro-
line r. Miller ct al. to Caroline Grady
Wash, s city block +; E 800 81 Fl Fred Hi Has aRs
pEvoNisHiRE:6 1T. $. s. bet. Kings
s aisasEaS sns fRs sai9S CO city 10 s'0c au s1isi
ES s;IS S|s,l s,s +. w;,,:;i, east s Il Euclid.
to AleSandsr 4; Tischer.w d: -. 4.
RMi5Sss7Sy & anq v Academy i. city j block isSs;
ehitecturai and Building Gov. d. z
GANo-s5 r.. e. e.. bel, Carter and :
R RsssfIs:si city sna 0lo wife 'sss & ' SsFsh. f 4:
kxSsSssss 81 &: s;,o;:,s ; ;sali FL corner
s sssss1s'; and az Su. s'Sss 4 t's q: to Nv %,llla e
ra s,ty block f.: AS + 81 Mars being Esaa 81 10 ri Nj.
chael.. John and James Thomas Ad-
aisVats: . t.;,. as66
city tA block I'll ais1: = Michael i c ENG John IA Adds hsfs :;
al 70 Mary AddIs.atc, --...i.:...
Henry Studniczka and wife to Ellen
~Cloonar-w. d......... .......... 3,
CIV u Block r. ,s 81 s. B,s sSa1d q q. M sones u
Arthur p. De camp-w. d.............. /.
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u. & o. S-W. ]
Train.
Cincinnati. Louisville, Wash
inSton, Baltimore. Philadel-
-phia and New York Express.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. BaIti-
more, Philadelphia and
New York Fast MaIl........
Cincinnati Accommodation.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. Balti-
more, Philadelphia AMI
New York Royal Blue
Limited ...........,......,,....
yincennes Accommodation,
Flora Accommodation ........
West Baden and French Lick
Springs. via Monon Route.
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/. n.
Depart Arrive.
r:o5 am q {: IS pm
@.Os pm T:8 am
ts:is am ts:52 pm
$3.50 nm s5:25 pm
pm 1882 am
$50 am 1850 pm
am '5:25 pm
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ST.LOUIS RAILROAD TIMETABLE
ST. LOUIS TINE.

Arrivals and Departures of Trains ut
Union Station.
sDaily.
tDaily except Sunday.
3Sunday only.
lE1cept Monday.
s.Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
ffSaturday only.
Saturday and Sunday only.
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J KATY
Depart Arf.A
"as am $50 pm
"n pm II Am
11:4 pm o1 am
Is 81 IN an
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Fisher & Co,

Fisher & Co.'s sales for the last week
were four in number. and aggregated
$4,000. as follows:
Two and one-half acres of ground on the
Wabash Railroad and Jennings Station
road. In st. louis County. property Of j.
II. Gravely of Kansas City, Mo-, sold to
John D.. Wilson, for 81, 800. Purchased or
speculation.
No. 30S1 Laclede avenue. lot 25x12s. a
two-story six-r6om brick house, renting
for $50 a month. property of Mrs. Kate
Rawden. and sold to Eliza Simpson for
5000. Purchased for residence purposes.
No. 405 Lucas avenue. containing @ front
of "a feet 6 inches on the north side Of Luz
cas- avenue, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, by a depth of Is feet, a two-story
brick building. renting for $50 a month;
property belonging to the estate of Eliz-
abeth Flori, and sold to Henry Hiemenz
Realty Company. agents, for $1,000.
Fisher & Company also sold the south
west corner of Clark avenue and Twenty
third street. containing a front of 1874 feet
on Clark avenue, by a depth Of 125 feet on
Twenty-third street; property of Laura A.
Condor, and sold to the Schuchmann Re-
atty Company for 81. SOC. The purchasers
Will improve these grounds in the near
future. erecting a six-story building, COW
erlng the entire lot, to be used for stor-
age. warehouse n office purposes.