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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12
RECENT PUBLICATIO Ms,

The list OF contents OF Business Wo-
mans Magazine for July Is as follows:
Kentucky" by w. ]. Wise, "Paraslt-
ISM by c. b. Hardin, NJ. D.; What
Women Are Doing To-day" by Linda
Lee; "A Shuoking Match" by Joe s.
Hardin; Living Thoughts by Leading
Thinkers" odd Thoughts at odd Mo-
ments" by Adelaide Reynolds Halde-
man; my Tyrant Beauty" by Helma
Santa Catalina Island" by Josephine
Anderson; Colorado state Federation
OF Clubs" by Mary c. c, Bradford /"
John Morgan" by Rev Geo. NJ. barley,
d. D.; THE Business Woman" by
Charles G. Emigh; THE Stage" by
Marian Tracy WHITING Book Re-
views" and Events in Brief,"-Denver,
Colo.
Special articles In Medical Talk for
July deal with Smoked Glasses for
Hay Fever" How to Get Fat;"
Choice of Physicians" Hygiene Of
the Handkerchief" Pure Food Laws"
"The Business Mans Diet" and Effect
of Dress upon Health Besides these,
there are countless suggestions on top
les of general Observation-Disclosures,
Ohio.
Health-Culture for July offers advice
about How to Care for the Hair In the
Summer Time" "Health-Culture at the
Worlds Fair" Physical Develop
ment;" and many other subjects OF
great interest. 1t is a very practical
publicatlon.--l5 West 23rd st., New
York.
Uncle Jeremiah and his Nelghbors at
the Saint Louis Exposition, II the title
Of a pamphlet by G. M. Stevens, In
which the Fair Is described from the
view Of a humorist It will be much
appreciated by visitors 10 the great
show who may not have time, or in
cllnation, to hunt for the funny side Of
it-Thompson & Thomas, Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

It will be seen from these figures that
ten years ago, on nearly similar valu-
alton of property, the levy was but
three mills. while since then it has run
up to four and half mills. VIII not
our county commissioners seriously
consider the situation, and have regard
TO the burdens of tho taxpayers, as well
as to the desire for plenty OF funds for
public purposes, which Ia very natural
to public officials? by this course
they will do more towards securing
public appreciation, TO say nothing OF
future public support than by almost
any step they can take In the public
interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12
Now York World.

The tumult OF cheering which greeted
the name OF Grover Cleveland In the 81.
Louis convention was significant Of the
complete and wonderful reaction to
conservatism that has occurred In the
Democ 'atic party since 1900 II did not.
however. alter in the least the fixed
purpose OF the convention to nominate
Judge Parker. Several other delegates,
including Maryland and Michigan. vot-
ed 20 support New Yorks candidate, on
the first ballot, Murphy announced the
end Of his fauous opposition, which
has heen equally pointess and hope
less since the state convention at AL
bupy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

The killing Of seventeen people and
the lnjuring Of fifty more on the Erie
railroad, by the running Of regular
passenger into an excursion train
shows that the excursion season is open
and in full swing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12
st. Paul Globe.

Far be Il from us TO deny TO any
American born the right to seek the
presidential nomination, hut Cen
Miles, It must be said, is inviting rldi-
cule by his constant posing as a presl-
dental candidate. He was n good sol-
der, serving his country I'm substantial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

Speaking OF the slocum dis
aster investigation, the New York
World asks: who win inspect
the inspectors?' That, Of course, Will
be case Of ntrospectIon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12
SOME OF TUE CANDIDATES.
Louisville Herald.

Judge Parker will have great weight
20 carry, but he is a mystery and may
slide along under II or around II better
than n known man, lie viii unques-
tlonably he the best solution OF the
st. Louis tangle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

Correspondents are to be allowed TO
accompany General Kuroki on his ad-
vance, He must expect them to send
forth glad tldngs OF great Joy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

Mr. Bourke Cockran's explanation Of
why he did not speak at st. Louis
looks nightly Ike squirt to catch the
band wagon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

All roads do not lead to Esopus. but
still It has been found necessary TO
put In switch or two and enlarge
terminal facilities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

It will be strange II messages and
other matter emanating from Judge
Parkers home are not termed the Fa-
bles Of Esopus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

Again Porfirio Diaz has been elected
president of Mexico. Simply another
case Of the Dutch capturing Holland
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

II there is to be no more coinage Of
the silver dollar then the dollar Of 1904
will be about seven times rarer than
the dollar OF 1904.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

headquarters in Chicago. But they
didn't open anything else.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

Mr., Cleveland is far from the mad
ding crowd" With Joe Jefferson for a
companion what could be pleasanter?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

why does Kurokl waltz" asks an
exchange, SO that all things viii come
TO him, OF course,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

How the Japanese do make the Rus
SLAMS sneezel Every time they move
the latter say. "Kal Chou"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

Judge Parker will never send a more
famous message than the one he sent
Mr.. Sheehan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

All the icemen are praying-prayln
for an increase and the continuance of
the hot weather.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

Mr.. Bryan has pretty nearly got back
into his old place In the affections OF
the Democrats.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

Bandit Ralsuli has made another raid
but he got no such prize as Mr. Per-
dicaris.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

fashion In time Of need The west
owes 10 him and the men Of his time
and profession more than Il can pay
The nation, too, was under obligations
to Gen, Miles, but the debt was In some
measure discharged by the military
honors that We're bestowed upon him.
New York Evening Mail.
They cali him THE Cherries Leader
az ST. Louis, yet Bryan is giving an
exhibition OF self-restralnt and at least
superficial good cheer that is remark
able considering the contrast between
the present convention and the conYen-
lions OF 1896 ana 1900. Eight years ago
his cloquence swept his party OF its
feet, ana throughout that campaign
It's adulatlon found expression In fire.
quent comparisons between himself and
the Son Of Man. -Four years ago from
his porch at Lincoln. he dominated It's
councils and BY the brute force Of his
VIII defeated II before 1t had got under
way,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-12

A good way to work of superfluous
flesh is to work IN the hay field.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20

Charles F. vogel reports the following sales:
No. 2z1+ Oregon avenue. two-story brick
dwelling, arranged two flats OF four rooms
and bathroom on the first floor and five rooms
and bathroom on the second floor; separate fur
naces: lot 52xi25. for So SOC. from Jacob Rue'ii
to Valentine Schwartz. who purchased for in
yestment.
Lot sOx1c5 feet. on the southeast corner Of
Belt and Ridge avenues. for s1.soe from Misses
Laura NJ. Oviatt and Mary L. NugeEt OF Me
dina, o.. to Charles B. Gibson, who purchased
TO improve.
Lot 45xl4o feet on the north side of Maple
boulevard. between Sutton avenue and Biz
Bend road. in Maple Lawn. for S615. from the
Maple Lawn Land Company to John F John
son, who will improve al once for home.
street. northwest corner of Pennsylvania ave
nue.. FOR $500. to Mrs. Dora Wacker. who pur-
chased TO improve
Lot 2sx125 feet on the north side OF Hill
street. between Pennsylvania and Minnesota
aav"rues. for SOS. TO August Muekier. who Will
ii 5x1e5 feet on the north side OF Hill
street between Pennsylvania and Minnesota.
for ssDJ, 10 William Flischmann. who Will I'M
prove.
A three-room frame cottage on tile south side
os South avenue. between Belleview and Car
isse avenues. for ss50 from Frank NJ. Stsrrett
- Mrs. Jennie Reed, who purchased for a
home.
= ,1ree-room frame cottage on the north side
of Ethel avenue between Belleview and Clarisse
avenues. for $50 from Frank NJ. Sterrett TO
Theodore Enthofen. for q home.
Lot 50x1so feet. on the north side OF Hoover
avenue. between Belleview and Ciarisse ave
nues for $500. from Frank NJ. Sterrett TO A T..
Isayitt who will improve.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
JAMES CAMPBELL
SELLS "sTANCOTE."
Country Home of James l.. Blair
Brings Small Part of Original
COst-Curlee Purchaser.

s..Stancote.' near Kirkwood, the coun-
Try home of the late James L. Blair, has
been purchased by J. r. Curlee of the
Carleton Dry Goods Company. The sale
was made for James Campbell. broker. by
the Mercantile Trust Company Paul
Jones. of the firm of McNair. Harris &
Jones. represented Mr.. Curlee in the
transaction.
The property embraces a tract of nearly
IL acres of perfect landscape gardening
and beautiwul lawns. The residence is a
modern stone and shingle structure. con-
tanning fourteen rooms. conservatory, bill
1iard-room and a large music-room.
profusion of majestic shade trees adds
much to the beauty of the grounds. The
stable Is considered one of the finest con-
nected with any private home in St Louis
The stalls and floors are all of hard
wood and show the consideration the for
mer master had for his dumb animals.
Ample servants quarters are located
above the stable.
The property has been owned for some
time by Mr. Campbell, who acquired pos
session short time before Mr.. Blair's
death. Mr.. Curlee paid s27 800 for the place.
a price nearly one-third Of the reported
actual cost to Mr. Blair.
Mr.. Curlee will occupy the property rs
soon as some minor alterations are COM
pleted.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
County Real Estate Transfers.

The followin: real estate transfers were filed
NapleEreen Realty Company to Louis D. Bias
division Of Greenwood; 500.
&c and q. block 81. OF Meachans PsrS; SIS. '''>
sarah E. Chambers to Margaret E. Rosner.
ssSs ,iRS known as block "a. city of st Ferdinand;
wellstOn PARK. Realty Company TO Richard
weliston Park sabdiSision: SIS s5s5 d '''eA D. o.
Maplesreen Realty Company to George W
division Of GREENWOOD: ,ae.
rITSss nTsesrick <. As Palmer a and wife to John A
,,J John F. Meyer to Edward Cooke lot Is.
land LAM He.sh,s: in United States survey sia and
s. block 6: OF amended plat. part blocks and
s. of Midland Heights. in United States sur
Francis H. Rosenan and wife to Matthias
block pf m cp sTd Of Tif sss Of northwest quarter
chss ~ Nedman tsESG To 1dsiins Grsih and hus.
band ;sts ,ots IS and 20 block .. Of Malcolm ter
Same to Fred Lowe and wife lots 81 and e.
eiSsk 3 Malcolm terrace: 500.
part nTe siale to ApsHs;e @ N Ssuss ct
r9pSnship. GYMS a,.so,, containing 1i 10 acres ss.s
of Page Aysnus I su Hsishts su5div:,ion; 500;
saSayisi9R i, q Tszsas DO P.Sk sSe '' @ ssau
W M tlckmeler and wlIe to John o Brier
and wife. lot s. block 1 OF Shields & Ashby's
addition 10 Ferguson: $3.50.
VALLEY Park Land Company to Frank p.
Kna5h and wife. lot 10. block IS. town Of Val
ley Park: 500.
Ellen +. Brawner to Daniel sheerin. lots
aiif .. subdivision in United States survey lss!
township 4S. range .. OF August Chouteau's
estate. containing 40 acres: also northeast
corner lot 3 OF survey 1897. containing AZ OF
acre: Sas14io
Kent Jarvis TO Margaret Grote lot "a, block
16 OF Tuxedo Park: 800.
Judson ". Bemis and wife to John L. Van
Ornum and wife, lot 10. block A. OF Beniston
$50.
Garrct L. Carrnody ard wife to Alfred E
Stuckmann. lot q OF Normandie Heights: s. 80
Frederick FreiburEhaus and wife to Philip
Bauer and wife lot II. block }. OF McDeruott's
subdivision Of Hoffmeister Heights; s52s.
Lucian V. Locker and husband to Clara B.
Hood. part lot OF Mary Cores subdivision OF
United States survey 1855 s,.e00.
Barbara X. Roth TO Thomas F. O.NeiTl lot 9
block OF first subdivision Shrewsbury Park
500
Edward s. Hart ard wife to city OF Webster
Groves. strip 40 feet wide in lot 3 of wayeriy
place in city Of Webster Groves: ST.
p r Baer and wife TO olive f. Hussuzn. all
block of feddo Park subdivision. in book 4,
page IS: $500
Harper Real Estate and Investment Company
TO Frank Tegethon and wife. land section :.
tnwnship A. range east, containing 20 acres:
David Webb and wife to Fred William,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20

Essssh AEssu. lo.s f sNs Of
block A.. sssubdivi,iOn of EsstOn Avenus
biosk i. Of Riehmand Height. d suSdiv,siOR: Isl ::
,6,lss
Iesssss j Robson and wife. LOT !. block :. 81 q
Page Avenue Heights: SIS.
Ma .s. a hs os EssA n n aas
subdivision. in United States survey L. 49, town
MP Missouri Gss GSarsnse. s.ainss and Building As
ISOLATION by assignee TO A W. Syrett. lots
IONS : .SSdysion 81 = of % i falrvie~ I % P.rs Gnised
States survey 1855. township IS. range east:
Eugene F. Guere to the American Brewing
Company. south IS feet. lots and Z block 9 CT
Green's resubdivtsion OF Bartmer's subdivision:
Anna s. Locke and husband to Henry II.
Rnehnn,ns 1I1I lot: and block Is. Of watson's
e0f o, sf sS IN %use ais. D
~ tS% ,, acres IN survey 2se:. township a and
hy Henke and wife to Herman Henke. part
Of lot 2. subdivision of Musick estate. and sec
Il tiGn I. = township A. range east. containing
oI RGSs5 s5a il Rsls5 ss and wife ,s James rGSs
Mary Laveile to Louis. Hartman and hus-
band; lot , IS block 4 of Burke's subdivision CT
s.1I Harvey ,s; ncss SSs'.@ and wife to CLIFFORD
500.
VIM. B; Kinealy and wife to Alfred W. Sy-
rett. lot Is. block - subdivision Of Greenwood; !;
quitclaim. 81
John L. Swink ct al to Benjamin l. Behr.
lot | and south . feet OF lot q in block 4 also
lot, Is and IA, block 3 In Elendale Home place
subdivision OF Sutton Home tract in township
IS north. range east; A.50o.
Hugh X. HsTtunx to A W. Syrett. lots ~
and q. block Z subdivision OF Greenwood: $50
Julius Gerhardt and wife to Charles 9. Stones
and wife. lot le. block 20. subdivision Of Green
wood: ESQ.
Orton X. Thomson and wife to Emile Jou-
venat. lot OF Nicholas n DestrehanS estate.
sections IL and .. township "A north. range
east. containing as acres: 800
Frank II. Sterrett ard wife TO Craven II. Bur.
ris lot l. block s. OF Forest Park Heishtss
SJs.
same 10 Charles ]. NitchTnan and wife, lot :.
block C. of Forest Park Heishts: 800
Judson NJ BeTnis and wife TO Edward n Ksi-
ser and wife lot IA block A. OF Bemiston. II. 4c0.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
AGENTs' REPORTS.

ETlIe Mercantile Trust Comyany reports tair
weeks buEness N N ards transactions actual
~ closed. and q n1oHt encouraging week far
a pundinS deals are concerned. This company
dnds that either the results or the election or
sEs general business conditions. or both, have
caused a most satisfactory sentiment among
ses; estate investors. The belief now Seems
g4r.eral that 81. Louis is TO be most prosper
Sf;SSo: years to come. and that real estate az
fe.s8 q verv attractive field for Investment
~ oJer OK this company during the week.
which Il 10 Al liberty TO report. are follows:
raAls Of stzncose. Tor James Campbell to ]. r.
oriss. sor s2:50O. As reported n cetaIl ir an
c9hof column.
61ld Westminster placs residence lot- 'front.'
.ae - Zee. on north line OF Westminster by a
teph Of isS feet located short distance Yves;
- &jaxs highway: for Robert Abeles. tor slel
. scos o. g 90 TO q client Of Storm & Parish.
~s0 Viii begfn az once the erection Of hand
so:.se home on the lot. Several lots have been
eo!f IN tt,is block by the Mercantile Trust Com.
pAar during the past week. and number CT
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
Fisher & Co.

Fisher & Co.'S sales aggregate $1,000. as fol-
lows:
Westminster place. south side. so feet ,sest
OF Kings Highway boulevard vacant lot S00S
10: from y. j. McCune 1t al. of LOUISIANA
Mo. to Edward p Hoyt for So, 150. MIR. Hoyt
viii improve this ground with six modern ten
and thirteen room dwellings. Howard Gambrill
rtpresente.! the pIrchsser in this transaction.
Sold Nos :!l5,3al and 1919 West Belle place
lot 5J-i4!. four modern five and six room fats
renting for sl25 per month. from Doctors Su-
ssanna and Mary Dodds to Charles Mayer ;or
sll.0c0. RosanbauEn- Hausohulte Real Estat.
Company represented Mr.. Mayer in this trans
action.
Nos. 1919 and 1921 Evans avenue. ut Ssx65
four modern fou--Tuoul flats. renting for ~
per month. from solomon Tnsler 10 Jacob Fish
for $500 Purchased an investment.
Sold Nos. .51I North Grand avenue. two
story Queen Anne Eten-rccm red brick dwelling.
with all moiern improvements. lot 5G1iI2. from
Oscar ii tiuether TO Doctor Anna Bebout for
5000 Doctor Bebout will occupy this property
her future home and office.
No. 690t Page avenue. west Of Emmett ave
nue.. mpiern tSo-story seven-room frame dwell
ing, lot 30x!6J. from Mrs Mary E Muligsn to
Rudolph siOhrn for g. so. Mr.. Schm will occupy
this property residence
Sold Park avenue. south side. zoo feet east
Of Spring avenue. vacant lot 5iHl04. from Nor
man Nathes1n and William A. Baker Ben
jamin Drcidel for .s5 rcr front foot.
Sold Shaw avenue. north side. east of King
highway. vacant lot iGcXl?5. property OF Ed
ward T. Daniels to ]. NJ. McCurdy for SIS per
front foot
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
SKYSCRAPER At
LUCAS CORNER
Modern Office Building 10 Be
Erected at Broadway and
Olive Next Year.
BIG MARKET STREET DEAL ON.
Martin SiiaughTessy's Offer of
sil6o.tiGJ for Southwest Cor
ncr AT Sixth Street
Awaits Deeds.

Sofa =. c. Iucas. owner or the prop
cify at the southwest o0rrer of Broad
WAY and GliI" S.:1et. announced yester-
day that plans were being considered for
tho erection of = modern ten or twelve
s1ory Office building on the corner at the
expiration of leases on the present build
Gag next summer.
Sic property has 4 frontage Of q feet
aitd inches on Broadway and l21 feet
III Olive street. The Burlington ticket
offices occupy the corner storeroom. The
i.roperty adjoining on The south is owned
,,y Edward Mallinckrodt. and Mr.. Lucas
staics that If satisfactory arrangements
can be made this will also be included in
lie plans for the new building making
,c,,sl Broadway frontage of seventy-tive
feet. The Nallinckrodt building is occu-
ii.; 10y Salveter x Stewart, their lease
.>a.iint; next fall
sac Lucas property is considered by
10. its TO he one of the most valuable
t,..NIs Ia St Louis. Mr.. Lucas has sew
-. times refused offers of 10000 for the
t,.e-..iG. arn now states that no offer Will
"a considered. he preferring to hold il as
rINestment.
.lew location for the Western Union
,l.;raph Company is still the source Of
:.;-.Ist!on among agents. Certain par
las are understood to be at work on
p--l Tor new building for the company.
and IL is 1nsidered quite likely that a
laire structure may yet be erected at
Se.enth and Pine streets or I'm that vicin-
fly for their use. Plans for an eight
story building are being prepared, and
further developments are expected at an
early date.
Martin Shaughnessy. proprietor of the
Lindell Hotel, and one of the heaviest
operators in real estate in St. Louis. has
made an offer of S165.00 and secured an
option on the property at the southwest
corner Of Sixth and Market streets. The
improvements include an old three-story
building fronting 13s feet on Market and
S6 feet on Sixth street
The property is owned by the O'Connell
estate. Mr.. Shaughnessy stated last
night that the deal had not yet been
closed. owing to the inability of the own
ers to make the title perfect. He stated,
however, that this would probably be
Strengthened out IN short time and
final transfer made. Mr. Shaughnessy
says he has in mind the erection of
large hotel building on the corner at the
expiration of present leases. three years
hence.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
TombridEe Agency.

IRE Tomar:dss Agency reports the following
saies:
No. 1908 Minnesota avenue, a one-story three
room frame residence. lot 2sxlsj: from Martin
Meyer TO client for SI.o9l
No csi9 Russell avenue. two-stoTy nine
room trick nat, arranged for two families: lot
25x125; from Alexander Nicholson of Torre
Hautc. Ind to Thomas Schoonover for ECO.
Nos ss2s and 3325A California avenue, two
story nine-room modern brick fiat. arranged for
two families. lot 25xl2I; from Henry litel to
Erark J. Meyer for $500.
Sale .. lots in Helena Place:
To W. J. Wickerhau 30 feet or the south side
OF AusSria street, at IS per foot.
To otio Wanek. 80 feet on the north side
Of Germania street. at 80 per foot.
Helena Place first addition:
To Leo Naert, $50 feet on the sluth side OF
Ailemanin street at 81 per foot.
To John Iadmanp. 100 feet On the north side
OF Austria street. at si.25 per foot.
To R. Fl. NoetZold 20 feet on tie north side
OF Austria street, at 81 per foot
To Miss y. l.. Wichman 80 feet on the north
side OF Austria street, at $3.50 per foot
To Lorenz Padberg. 30 feet on the north side
OF Austria street. At 81 per foot.
The activity for the sale of lots in Helena
place has been surprising. and in all We have
sold over 800 front feet In this subdivision
since its opening las: spring. There have been
twelve buildings erected there and six are now
in course OF construction
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20

Geo. J. Wanstrath reports unprecedented
demand for good st. Louis real estate having
closed last weeks business with three more
sales to his credit.
Sold to Hugo schade Mrs P. wondercheck's
fine home in Lindell place. No. $3.50 Greer
nue.: lot 30xi42 feet inches; improved with
twn-story and attic slat.-roof brick residence,
containing nine large rooms for $3.50. Mr.
Schade will occupy his residence the
fSs. Of the mcnth
sod to Chas. Al;eld Jr. elegant set OF
fats in Tyler place. Nos Ss62-62A -s4A Rus
sell avenue. lot 50xI25: improved with sub
stantial two-story brick house for four families:
four extra-large rooms each on the first floor
and 1--WE rooms second floor Mr.. Aifeld paid
5000 cash for these fate. and they are renting
for sl,3eo per year They were cold for the ac-
count OF Ausust FTeudenbarg.
Sold for Chas Wright their home No 1915
Semple avenue lot s01iIo. improved with q
-stcry brick residence. containing seven large
rooms and reception hall. to Louise Hartmann
for s. 800. who bought for a home.