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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
MI.si..irni VALLEY Trust compnny

With no special sale to increase the business.
sold in the various additions being handled by
the real estate department OF tn. Mississippi
A renewal Of activity particularly was notice
able at Harney Heights. the accompany ms
9 w hsa sag SeeA sns IN ss saan q
the past year. and deal is now psrdinS whers;
g fs Sese win IN aanes aeshs during
coming winter months. which will undoubtedly
further add to the active movement In the re-
An auction sale OF the remaining scventy-one
unsold lots in Greenwood was held Yesterday
a report OF which will be found under another
heading II l.. Sutton was the auctioneer and
4 W. syrett. subdivision manager Of the Mis-
OF the sale The sale was marked success and
most gratifying to the owners I and nd. aSsn.h
Will be found below:
HARVEY HEIGHTS.
Lot :. block 5Ds2. fronting 80 feet on the north
line Of Bernsys avenue. to Mrs Bridget Ellen
Lot 5. block 5os2. fronting 70 feet. OF. the
north line Of Bernays avenue. 10 Mrs Mary
Lot 6. block ssss. fronting % feet on the north
iine Of Calyary aysnue to Fred Ws,p , for ssS,. So
north line Of Calvary avenue, 70 W. r. Esei-
~, Lot fs block 5Oss. fronting 50 feet on the
north line OF Calvary avenue. to H. ". Squire..
iO' w. cHouTEAU PLACE
Lot anil the eaEt Is feet Of lot 2 blocl.
;s4s, fronting is feet on the north J., iiss si % Sf
Lot 10 and the east 10 feet of lot II. block
ssI4 fronting IS feet on the north line Of Ken
neriy avenue. TO Thomas E. and Grace De
Witt for $50.
Lot % and the west |. feet Of lot 90 'front.'
to Thomas and Annie MiskelI. FOR $3.50.
MOUNT SAINT EDWARD.
Lot CO. block 2 fronting Is feet On the south
line of st. Edward avenue to Bertha 6. htrl'
L1 30, block 5. fronting 8 feet on the west
line Of Clara avenue. to Walter Garvclnann
for $3.50.
Iot 10. block . fronting .5 feet on tho south
line OF ST. Edward avenue. to Elizabeth Love-
lot "a. block 5. fronting Is feet on the west
lire OF Clara avenue. 20 Charles Elder, for
McNAMEE HEIGHTS.
Lott 6. a. e5 and es. block ,. frontirE 100
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
William 8. DroEdn.

William 8. DroEda reports the following saIes:
Nos 42iS and 1850 Manchester avenue. a two
story brick building. with large store the
first floor and seven rooms above. modern in
every respect. from E. 3. johnson TO " L.
kohn OF California for 5000.
No. ltte old Manchestsr road: a one-story
WaterEer,per 10 H Kihnleln. for t2.5GO.
Four and one-half acres Of land in st. Louis
County. the city limits and GravOis road
5000.
Lot 125x2.7 the east side OF Pansey ave-
nue.. l2I feet south OF Lee avenue. from Drozda
Real Estate Company to A. 3. Finch. for
I.5Gn
Comfort avenue. south side Maplewood. a
two-story frame residence. containing seven
rooms. lot 35xl55. from A. B. Finch to G. p.
Avis for 81 90
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
Greer-.nderxon cnmnany.

The Greer-Anderson Realty Company sold
Nos. 31i:-i3A and 3Ol5-i5A Marcus avenue. a
double two-story brick building. containing four
fats OF sixteen rooms and baths rented to four
families, annual rental of si.3A. for $500
from the SauSalito Investment Company 10 Mr..
An.aila BerEmarn.
Sold lot 50xli0 feet on the north side OF Castle
man avenue. bstween Elemm and Tower Grove
avenues: from Thos. CoTcCran to G - Gun
nln6haIii. who will commence the erection of
TWO rough -rock-front houses OF seven rooms
each. Ar Cunningham has built and slId sew
cr2l similar houses in this neIgnbOrhocd.
Sold No. a5l4 Botanical avenue. a one-Etory
Queen Anne cottage. stock Drict four rooms,
Ter a client 10 Mrs Mary Walters. for Sl,5O).
Also made loans amounting 10 $500.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
Sichoiis-Rifter.

Nicholls-Eitter Realty and Financial! Com
pany CLOSED the following sales:
Sold TO Oscar C. Neuhauss n block Of ground
on the south side OF EtEci avenue. ..Stnnding
westward from the west line of Clara IIeaue,
l.0c0 feet front by l62 feet deep. for Mary G.
Miller. who was represented by the Mississippi
Valley Trust Company This property will be
immediately improved with stores and fats on
the corner and with detached fiat building,
having "a front of 90 feet each. being five and
six room fats This ground Is Immediately op-
posite the southeast corner. which this com
pany sold short time ago to Louis G. schultz
and which is being improved with flats
and store on the corner. These buildings are
all being erected by Mr. NJ. L. Hynsor
Sold To George F. Lavrcrce and Felix P.
Lawrence the six-room brick house and iot ZH
lGb feet. No. 39ii kennerly avenue, for ac-
count OF y y Craig for $500. The Msssrs.
Lawrence bought az an investment and will fix
UP the house and rent IT,
Sold for account OF p B. Little. tn, we'll
known lumber man. Doctor W. f McMurry
house No. ie)2 Westminster place Tor ss.5Cg.
This house has nine rooms. lot 2sXli2 feet.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
TO REVOKE THE new RULING.
Indians Refuse to Sell Lands by
Monthly Payments.
REPrRLIC SPECIAL

Muskosee, l. T, Nov. 1s.-The Indian
Agent has announced that he will recon-
mend that the ruling recently made by
the Department that no Indian land bs
sold unless the Indian agrees to take his
pay In monthly installments Of $40 be re-
voked-
lands The agent says that many OF the
Intelligent Indians want to sell part OF
their land to get money to improve the
remainder. which they cannot do under
the present rules.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20

A. H. Frederick reports the following sales:
No. 2a2s Cieseiand avenue: handsome nine
roo-n bricl, residence: fine reception hall. mod
era bathroom. up-to-da:e furnace hot and cold
water. ce:nented laundry. lot 3lxl2I: sold from
Catherine Histei 10 Doctor TIedemann. who
5000.
No. 1881 Psrdieton avenue fae nlne--oorn
stono and brick front residence: reception hall
modern bathroom. up-to-date plumbing: lot 2il
xiis; all Improvements made: leased at the
present time az s55 per month Sold from Mary
Granville 10 Catherine Bafunno for s3,Se9.
No. 1883 East Park place. a pretty two-story
red-bricll fat: three large rooms and bathroom
each floor: hot and cold water: lot 2lx1is: rent
ed fer ses per month: sold for Freder.cka Vie
rert 70 Alexander II. Robbins. who bought fc-
Investment: consideration, S2GaJ.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20

No. 41s Globe Democrat building, has rented Of
fees at No sls Chestnut street, which he will
occupy after December !.
Contracts FOR the erection OF an addition to
the Bell Telephone Company Indell Exchange
building on Olive street near Vandeveuter ave
nue. has been let to william Steinhon for go
Vco. The building will be completed by
July / 1893.
The New Era Shirt Company. which recently
purchased the old distillery property at the
northwest corner of Twenty-third and Madison
streets. Is rerodeling the old buildings and
erecting an additional building the Twenty
third street corner. The company VIII remove
their factories there from Lucas avenue on COM
pIetion OF improvements.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
BREWERY BUYS PROPERTY.
Company secures
Ground Adjoining broadway Plant.

The Anheuser-Busch Brewing Associa-
ton continues to purchase property in the
vicinity of the plant in South St Louis,
several deeds having gone on record last
week showing the company to have ac-
quired ground adjoining that part of their
plant located east of Broadway.
Purchases of 25-foot lots on the east side
of Third street between Lynch and Dorcas
streets were made from Gustave Bra
hamme and George Wensle. respectively
also 10 feet ut the northwest corner of
Third and Dorcas streets. from the Rus
sell Real Estate and Investment Company
IS feet. south side of Dorcas between De
Kalb and Second streets, from John Lynch.
and 10 feet on the east side of De Kalb
street and 100 feet on the west side of Kos
ciusko street, bounded on the south by
Dorcas street, from Philip keim.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20

in. ". = California. being Ncs 3ls5-
5i5T California. city block i&74: Franz
Grote and wife to Augusta Schecr-
MfctR1GIS.s5 X tt. W. 5. being No. siis
Michigan. city block 1892: IS It. q. in.
California. being 3iss-3I Cali
fornia, city block I{Ii: Augusta Icheer
to Franz Grote and wife-w. d..
MINNESOTA Il. In. {. =, bet
Caldwell and Dover, city block 2Ss5:
and wife-w. d. .......................... !
NEWSTEAD-E IT In, =. >, bet Cote
Brflliante and Lucky. city block 1888;
Fred c. Meinhardt 10 Matthew Keen
oHIO-c5 #, W. E. bet. Eads and Henri
eta. city block si54: Oscar Molin and
wife TO Michael Huber and vife-w. d.
PAGE-g IT. $. 8, bet Jonas and Sarah.
city block 3Ih. Theodore Zesch 10 Caro-
lire X Schrnidt-w. d. .....--...........-
VI WHS1MINSTER-55 #. $. s.. being <ls4
Westminster. city block s9l2: Thomas
A. Wade to Erue5dne F're-s-w. d..
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
TO SELL PATTERSON PROPERTY.
tnin Parcels of Investment
HOIdirUl.

Part OF the business property owned by
:he la.e Marie E Patterson, who died
some time sgo in Europe, is to be sold
10y Fred G. Zeib!g. administrator, at the
Res; Estate Exchange or December
,nder an order FROM the Probable Court
;he property offered for sale includes
Eos l32s-31 Washington avenue, Nos 37O0-
~ Ehston avenue and Nos 47O7-09 Easton
avenue and vacant ground fronting sixty
Iun4s Zee: on the north side Of Pine
strpet s1st west Of Twentieth street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20

The Anderson stocke Realty Company reports
the following sales:
Sold for Lizzie L. Mallow to joseph T. Gin
dermuth. No. 1922 Mafftt avenue. three-story
ten-roorn stone-front dwelling. with all modern
conven!enccs. and two-stgTN brick stable, lot
lo0xl5o. consideration. S.5GJ.
Sold fer Louisa Liebheit to Louis Mandle. No.
1881 MAJ garetta avenue. twO-stOry siEht-rooni
siats-roof brick residence. bath and furnace
lot 35Iizs: consideration. So 500.
Sold for J. Gudermuth TO John p. Harrington.
No. e55S California avenue. two-story brtcl.
building. consisting Of fats of four and fivt
rooms. lot 2axI3S; consideration. $500.
Sold t. John Kaiser the northwest corner Of
Marcus and Mcmillan avenues. lot l5txi$5
consideration, $500. Mr Kaiser will immsdi-
ately begin the erection Of five modern fiat
buildings on this lot.
Sold to John Kaiser lot G.xlio the south
side OF Vernon avenue, between West End and
Walton avenue: consideration, lie.
Sold for Thomas McWain to Abe Geilop lot
51Xi35 the south side OF Theodosia avenue,
between GoodfeIlow and Hamilton avenues.
Sold for Joseph Z. Ryan to Thomas Elan
merry, lot l0012lS, south side of Arlington ave
nue., south OF St. Louis avenue: consideration.
$3.50.
Sold for Victor E. Rhodes. who WAS repre-
sented by Messrs Wcolley & Fish. 10 Schuch-
mann Realty Company. l0oNlso feet on the south
side Of Delmar avenue, So feet west Of De BAL
tI-iera avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
Real Estate Notes.

a meeting of the Board of Directors Of the
Real Estate Exchange was held last Thursday
A great deal OF routine business was trans
acted. Frank J. Dougherty Of No. 1913 Chestnut
street was elected an active member of the
eSchapge
Transfers for the month up to and including
the 18th inst. number 5I4 and aggregate 81. $50 :
20o. This is an increase of ninety-six transfers
and S1Ol4.I.0 during the same PERIOD of last
year. Five hundred and sixteen deeds OF trust
were filed for record during the same period.
amounting to sli4i.cs1.
-Members of the exchange who will be in
charge at Worlds Fair Headquarters this week
Jones: TUESDAY, Mercantile Trust Company:
Wednesday. Mississippi Valley Trust COMPANY: :
Friday. William y. Nelson; Saturday Nicholis-
Ritter.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20

Charles 3. Gibson reports the sale of 80 feet
at Jennings Mo. to Charles Peten, who will
erect home.
Sold 20 feet on Clara Ridge avenue 10
Walter w. Reynolds. who will build fats on
the entire property.
Sold to a client Zei feet on the south side
OF Vernon avenue and Filty-fourth street. who
will erect ten houses oh the property
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
Westminster Place Sale.

Howard GarnbriIl & Co have sold six lots on
the south side of Westminster place go feet
west OF King highway. The lots have total
'front.' OF Sooxlio. The property was bought by
resented the grantors. MI. Hoyt Is having
plans drawn to erect on the property six high
class houses OF from ten to thirteen rooms each
These houses will have every convenience known
TO modern architecture and will be beautifully
finished Throughout. These houses. together with
the ground on which they will stand. will rep
resent an Investment Of nearly sl1a CO.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
j. II. GundInch & Co.

No 1866 North Eighteenth street. lot "9x'S.
four-room brick dwelling. from Henrietta
Speckmeyer TO Charles II. Hiif for sl,coe.
No 4s.s North Nineteenth street. lot e5Hl5o.
one-story four-roorgl frame dwelling. q. hezSer
TO William Rasche for 81. 80
No. 525i North Nineteenth st. lot e5xiio. one
story frame dwelling, from Edw. Mars TO
Rosina I.c.blser for Sl,25o.
Lot 80 feet inches by 1yf feet inches. east
side a Vest avenue, between Farrsr street
and Bremen avenue. from r. NJ. Allen 10 Ben
Lowell FOR 81, 500
Lot 3exlco. southeast corner Glasgow avenue
end De long street. from Laura a. Gundlach
10 George Fisher for $3.50.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
Wefsels-Gerhart.

This company reports having made num-
Der OF sales in West End residences and vacant
property during the past week, and several
important transactions under way n downtown
realty: The. company reports a splendid demand
for West End vacant lots. which can be used
for fats, residence and store purposes The Gales
which the company is at liberty to report are
as fellows:
Sold 10 George L. Allen, president of the
Fulton Iron Works, the modern I0-room Queen
Anne residence, No. ie3c Maryland avenue lot
5tXl.I. for SI0,s25. The residence is a modern
home. with hot-water heating system and hard
wood floors. and was sold for George Sauer-
eruU- the well-known builder.
Sold to Schuchmann Realty Company lot
l3l1li9 feet on the south side of Delmar boule-
ward, commencing 100 feet west of De Baiiviere
avenue. for the thomas 6. GsThart Realty and
Financial Company. With this purchase tho
Schuchrnanr Realty Company now owns and
controls nearly the entire block from De Bali
Were avenue 10 Goodfellow avenue, on the south
side OF Delmar
The buildings al the northwest corner of Olive
and Sixteenth streets. owned by Henry H
Waeoper. client of the company. will be i'm
proved ard altered into bus-ness block. There
are at present Two old dwellings on the site
one OF which was occupied for many years by
the Beethoven Conservatory of Music.
This company also reports having made sew
eral loirs on West End improved and vacant
property aSgregating $saru1.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20

Gi-.iaia Bros. Gates reoor III. following
sa:ss:
No 2i9 South Euclh' avenue. two-s,ory nat.
10: 3oxi.a. troT Agnes szspa.ski to Earl Realty
Com, any. 81, 6,T51.
No AS North Third street threc-storv build
iug lot - Feet inches by i5s feet. from the
D'sote estate to Charles 81. Cherry f5r Ssee).
The purchaser In this sale was. Represented hy
4 10; on west sidc Q. Eighth street. bstween
NexSxa street ar.d Franklin avenue. 1sEls.6
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
Grimm Real Estate Compuny.

Griffin Real Estate Company yesterday closed
the sale Of No. fz15 Cleveland avenue a modern
three-story, ten-room house. with all convent
ences. The house has q large stone-front porch
with marble steps and tile floor: extra large
reception hall: fine hot-water teating plant and
Is one Of the most complete houses on the
South Side The house was bought by Mrs
Ersncis Koshowsky for a home at cost OF
$500 William A. Lucas the grantor.
Griffin Real Estate Company also made loans
during the pas; week of sl3,oc9. all ; per
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
Building Permits.

Bell Telephone Company. two-story Office
building. No. ss4i Olive street: $4,000.
D. Z Campbell end E. ]. Randall. two-stoTJ
warehouse No 1904 Coleman street 5000.
Ernst J. Ess two-story dwelling. No. 3ig
Magnolia avenue. $500: also two :wo-storJ
dwellings Nos. 3iDJ-0G Magnolia: 5000.
Conrad Meyer. alterations TO dwelling No. SJIi
Chouieau avenue: Sl.b11.
Empire Brewing Company. tSo-story machine
shop. No. 4oL Sarah street: sl.5oo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20

feet. from Chauvin heirs to Miss Fortune of
Hc!era. Mont. for SI0.0Ct
A lot of ground enxlea feet. south side Of
Shaw avenue. west Of Lawrence street, at 80
per foot. from Earl Realty Company 10 Agnes
Szepanski. This property will be improved at
once with Two sets Of hats.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20

Charles A. Baker last week sold in Webster
Park lot II. block G. having n front Of 1io feet.
to NJ A Stork who will improve with a home.
Lots Ncs. I. and 3. in block y. We're sold
to Catherine y. Gruet. who expects to build
two or three houses. In this sale Kent Jarvis
represented the buyer and lJr. Baker the seller.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20

sIDDLE-I5 IT. 3. s., bet. Twenty-frs,
and Twsnty:s.eoqd. city block SIS; Jes-
BRoADwHyYs % t Jessie W SsI %sfol ID
and Carroll. city block 1858: Herman
Gidionsen and wife TO Rocsch Carpet
and Wall Paper Co.-spI. W. d..
city. block i2a9; Fred Kraft to e. F.
Aulbsrt-w. d Observation-Disclosures.
coMProN,3o e. IS. being 100 Comp
and husband to Missouri Pharmacy
and Realty Cow. d..................
GfN4w2 fMj1y IT.: f.; 5 s,os, BET Twentieth and
Robert Kypta and wife to Edward
esHNRoss eity 5,o5is IT, g. s. north ef Kqeln;
Hinriehs and | wifeHa,c' IN a. da'a,.'. nean 10 frea
and Theresa. city block 2,es; @ Henrs A. J.
Busheil and wife 10 Catherine stefren
HoRToN-as It. n s. '-..'iia,;ii; bet Hamilton
and Hodiamont. city block ii3I: LYDIA
A. hlise and husband to Lena Stephen
JANUARY-so IT. ". g. south Of Park.
city block 4oo9: Ferdinand II. Gatze-
1irsy insysr to Emf! e weis and wifsmw. d.;
Gustlne. city block Az: John @. Zim-
rnerer and wife to Chas. F. Krone
KENNERIY - It . in. $ 5: bet.
Marcus and Cora. city block 4l7o: John
r. Webber and wife to Chas z. New
comb. trustee. for Chas. 3. Newcomb
LI-N. q
KINGS HIGHWAYS IT. G. g. being
92s 70 s2t North Kings highway. city
block 3.aS: VIM. ". Cup to Samuel
Deaberger-w. q ...-.....................
LOUISIANA IT, g s.. bet. E.okuk
and Usage. ci;v block 25s5: Morft.
Marty and wife to Jacob Dassinyer and
Wue-W- q
MARCUS-2i tt.. ". =. being 3Oi3 10 soisA
Marcus. city block t4sD; Sausalito III
vestInent Co. to Amalia C. Bergman
.rTcHreAN Ts : Is It. ". 3. 6sing a5i,
Michigan, city block 15os: IS It. ni4
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
Meisenbach & schmitx.

sales:
dwelling: lot aD0s0 from Caroline Roesch to
J. A. Wagner. fo- 81 500
No. 3il Pennsyly an;a avenue one-sto-y
four-room brick dwelling: lot 51x1e5: from F.
Getger to c. Klubescheid. for s. oO1.
No. fIOs Michigan avenue. a two-story, sew
en-room brick dwelling: lot 2Jxlos: from J.
StuckenberE to P. L. Schai6. for 81 100.
No. s52t Tennessee avenue. a tvo-story. sew
en-room prick dwelling: lot 50x125. from 81
Steeger to o. r Schuch, Tor g. 40
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Moved Into New building.

The A. Leschen G. Sons Rope Company have
removed to their new factory buildings re-
Gently completed on the inner Belt line. north
east q Suburban Garden. The company some
time ago acquired thirI; acres Of ground along
the road and have erected two large factory
Lut,d!ngs. The former factory buildings Of the
company at Second street and bremen Avenue
have been leased TO the L. p. Tebbets 4 sons
Carriage Company who have removed there
from their old location at Second and Branch
streets. The new building Is a two-story
STRUCTURE. Ze0Nl5o feet. and materially Increases
Che company's capacity.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
THOUSAND DOLLARS
FOR TESTIMONIAL
Money deposited With a Lead
ing Bank to Back Remark
able Offer Made.

There 10 thousand eoiiars deposited
with n leading bank OF s.. Louis. wn.ca
VIII be giver to the person who srites tie
hsss testimonial for Csa Headache Pow
ders, and y VIII oe paid for 100 other let
tecs rssll particulars in sach 25-cent pack
sSs. II tsa Headache Powders. Sold by
y. Loris druggists, or mailed TO any ad-
dfee o. receipt OF price By Csa Remedy
Co.. NlD okve street. s. I-cuis. 20.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20
Henry Hicmen, Realty Company.

Lot on Russell avenue, north side between
Spring and Vsndeventer avenues. 52 xi2f 10
owned by client OF Andrews & Gerst. was sold
to a client OF Henry HicmenZ Realty Company
at si3 per foot. and will be improved at once.
Lot on north side of Russell avenue. east OF
McNair avenue s5xl42, in Aliens Lafayette
Park addition. from William +. Allen to a
client Of Aipie a Hemmeimann Realty Com
pany at $50 per foot. The buyer proposes 70
erect a handsome four-famiiy apartment house
and modern residence for himself at outlay
Of about s2o. 0co.
Within the past four months lots on Russell
avenue in the block between Mississippi! and
McNair avenues. have been disposed Of quite
freely so that only corner and three lots
remain unseld the north side. and buildings
are being pushed to completion before sncw
flies
No. 2sis AcccrnGc street. two-story brick
dwelling. ten rooms. reception hail ga bath
and separate closet. hot water heat. electric
light, grpnitod cellar and closet. street made
lot skis; one of the hsndsomest dwellings in
that locality. built by the owner. Victor k;utho.
for 4 homs. was sold TO a client Of George r
Bergfeld Real Estate Co. for $500.
This office has signed contracts for ten
building loans this week. besides number that
have been recorded. and report continued ac-
tivity and number OF sales OF handsome home
sites in Compton Heights, Allen addition and
Roe place.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20

feet On the south line Of Lester avenue. to
NJ. L. Jones, for $500.
PAGE AVENUE HEIGHTS.
Lot IS block T. fronting % feet on the north
line Of LenoK avenue, to MOrten PerTersen
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20

Bradley & ouinette sold for s25.C0o. No. 5257
Washington avenue: let % foot front: an ele-
cart tyelve-room residence belonging TO TO-
.eph s. Goodfeilow, TO Mr.. j. ". Pristoe, who
will occupy the house.
No. 1857 Mcpherson avenue. for 81. 500. to F.
Fl. Kreismann, with lot t0x175. p. Z. Bush
assisted in the gale OF the above two prop
critics.
Sold the eleven-room fat Nos 1858 Good
fellow avenue; ss-fcot front: renting FOR 1890
per year. for $500. from Mary Dougherty to
Charlotte Buchanan.
Sold the fve-rooni brick fat No 4+4n Cote
Brilliante avenue from Levina NJ. Mullen to
Charles U F.rb. for 81 80: fat renting for 80
per month Mr. Erb bought for an Investment
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-20

Gew .; houses will coon he in course OF eonstruc-
No. 1896 South Seventh street, lot 5oxl3o. for
Louis Lombard Of Lugano. switzerland. Tor Z: =
80 cash. the purchaser keing Henry F>bel.
The Mercantile Trust Company reports that
the sale Of the property at the southwest corler
OF Twelfth and Washington avenue occupied
BY the Hanlon Millinery Company. which was
announced last week 10 have been sold 10 Leo
Moser. had been final closed and deed tcliv-
cred to Mr.. Mos r. The ccnsid ration Of This
sale was sSsJ. .J0J. The premises rented Under
n long-teTru lease and Mr. Moser purchased
purely an investment.
Sold lot at the corner Of Sullivan and Gar
rison avenues. in l.adell Park. i.ont -rE 81 fest
inches on the = nth line Of sullivan avenue
by depth Of 49, Feet the east liGe of Gar
rison avenue. for tine Lindell Peal Estate Com
pany. at a5 per foot. or sl.6S..50. to Peter
Schumacher. who will begin at once the erec-
ton Of modern two-story nat.
Sold lot on Euclid avenue ha;f block south
Of Page avenue. fronting 35 feet ;he east
line of Euclid avenue. ty depth Of 10 feet
for Laura Wa2goner for :Icc5. rhc purchaser
being Martin Wipier This Ipt adjoins house
No. le1s on the south, and Mr. Wipaer bought
with the intention Of improving same at once
Sold lot on Page boulevard. between King =
highway and Academy avenue. frpn:tu;; ~ feet
on the north line Of Page avenue by Il depth OF
lH feet to alley: sold for Thomas Williams
OF Hatherlisgh England for $50. to JGnr
l.. Armstrong. who bought with the Intention CT
improving with a modern tvo-StCry lat