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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18
Thief CARRIES AWAY
BAG CONTAINING $4,000.
Bank Attsche Follows Burglar ana
Receivers Money. hut Let's
Him Escape.

San Francisco. Sept. I..-Just at the
close OF banking hours to-day. a man in
the lobby OF the First National Bank OF
this city. observing the cage door leading
behind the counter ajar. pushed IL aside.
walked in. and. helping himself to a bag
containing SoOc9 in gold coin. made
rapid exit. He Immediately slowed down
his pace and walked into a side entrance
OF the Brooklyn Hotel. which leads 10 the
dining ROOM closely followed by G. r.
Mackintosh. an employe OF the bank.
Seeing he was pursued. the thief turned
into hotel office. where he was oyertaken
and seized by Macintosh When asked
to turn over the money he said f. was
his own. The bag was taken from him.
however, and Its contents found to have
bee- undis;urbed.
The daring robber. who is abou. r.
years old and well dressed. then called on
people in the hotel once to see If he had
not told the truth by accompanying him
TO the hank only few feet away He
walked TO the corner undisturbed boarded
a street car. which was passing and soon
was out of sight
He is now being searched for by the
police.
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Mississippi, valley Trust Company.

The real estate department Of the sf.ssis-.ppi
Valley Tras: Company reports . very active
week in its various subdivisions. and a crow
ing inquiry FOR veil-locatei re-itence prop
sr,y in all sections OF the city
number OF special sAles will b held dur
inE the coming fall season at Chor,eau place.
Page Avenue Heights. Greenwood and Others.
and. in addition. two new tracts will Be for
the first time placed upon the rlarket-Purceli
Heights a most desirabiy located trac. Of resi-
dence property. situated on the Iscie.e Station
road. block south Of Old Orchard Station
on the Frisco Railroad This property lies very
hizh-in fact. Is considered TO he the highest
point in the entire county. IL Convenient to
srbools and churches Of ali ce1nnominaticns and
Is admirably situated for transportation. both
the strssJ ard steam rzilTsys- This tract was
first subjiytjed six years ago. and IS
hsndsoulely improved with fine shade trees.
we'll la.d-o1t streets. city water. etc
THE other tract 10 Ferguson Para" on the
sou,hpest corner OF Page and Ferguson ave
nuss. This I. beautiful tract OF ground. cow
cred with fine old forest trees. ana u a very
desirable horne location The owners have In
st-ucted The agents TO Use every e1ort 10 DE-
pose % this property entirely during the coming
fail season. and the price at which they will
he offered and the terms named will 10 OF such
liberal nature that the result desired Is
bound 90 Be achieved
In sdditica to the number e. lot sales reported
below. TIE real estate department has also sod
another % the t~o-kto-y brick And stone Eat
trildinss recently erected by them in West
Chouteau place. the ~outh side CT 81 Louis
avenue. west Ct Whittier street. together with
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Niplc Il Hem meimnnu.

Ape = H.Hmsiraa11 Real Estate C7mTar~
-..s.: tie 'aiigSin< sales.
- ssS ElI.iGav avenue. new coipgisl r--.-
dense 90 .l-.-l r'-Jrl-. Lnt-7ysf-r heat ans al
Modern I.vrl"E.-s fiuisi-l in lirts-+y' ~
pc cherry. mahogany ami -yhit" enamel. j.; > :
80 for 81 o.. - Martin Fe!ia4u'r. who tri---f
:Jg h1;i.
No ~ -. Louis zr-uE~. = tvgn-7tHry trirk
a!w-iir. - -ysu Tat- - fy- nu. * rla'fl--
zach F-nti.i-s So TO- v-sir. i.t -.Nil. tE--
'hsri-~ ,. $'l.sh 20 5la-v s,l41l.,-. -r- $50
wh" b.u=at tO- Investment
No "a HALLIDAY ar-au-. new Sf.'r- ti-fl"
dwelling - nine -,-f;-!- -.itN all ul.-i~fn 'ff-
.-f!~a.-- fa-.sssrl N---r-- Lt.f-.-s.- ftrpus 2 o.
In biri ---y- IuspI-. rai ALL t.I-rr- AL
haTiwt-ri f'1rr- In mr.. and s.frsli stories. ~
.lsSi-l. o. John $. Sy.l1.. f.- r. -.
NJ. - Wisconsin .tt-rt!~. tsrt.-sfptv nine
room b-i-k DWELLING - tvs fat ~: four az Z
fyc frYrt AMI s.i" -ntEa-cs-. iar-- si--
BE. ~; :. feet : inches iv x. from M@rEarv;;S
A-p 7. Wick. !JE S5->s-
i>lt E,yleS feet. ssltE sii" ~ h"pku@ street.
40 feet a. Grand s<E~Ets.. fror-. y IL Cor
dell. represented ~ U-gEv H!eneaz R.5ltS
C'1Jnulay. - si:e1t. ~ 80
Northeast cU-H-- % 'sTsEL avenue ara 'EiT-
c-wa street lot lf.ssia4. :ruun ! Herman Be-
." H. n I1Isr. rJ- S6I5.'. who will improve witi
ST. ri
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Captain : II. LavAncer o. Tire steam tug
vAi.rnS. OF Cflicaxo. was the R.sss o. Captain
Garrison o: the Coruin H. Spencer yesterday
nosring.
tn. Chester departed yesterday on he- Old
.-;r TO Caps Girardcau with good business.
The City Of Memphis arrived from Cape
GsrArteau yesterday with COED trip % pas
sengers. but will not depart for an indefinite
length o: time
-Ths City % Savannah IL due 20 arrive from
tire Tennessee River to-day hut will not make
her return trip sor some time
This Tennessee f.iver Packet Company ar
nounces that will discontinue its Ten
pessee River business until the Ohio River rises
sufficiently for {; to navigate However. !:
will continue tn handle all freight the for
.nsr rate. and will transfer b. rail-.
The Belle OF Calhoun departed for Han
burg at tie Usual cirae yesterday with god
TIP OF freight AMI passengers
The river channei report from the r..a-er
Of the river iron. Cairo TO =. Louis can Be-
seen AZ thu Masters and Pilots Association
room. ~ all members In good standing with
the organization
The St. Paul azrivsd from ST. Psui yssssr-
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Forest Park Heights sale.

The auction sale conducted by Charles 2.
vos-i yesterday efternoon a. FC--ss PARK
Heights -as geii attended AID considered SUI
ceSsful Henry I. Sgtton acted a. auction.e-.
TIE following sales were made:
Lot s5Nis, "a slgth site .: south avenue, H.
tween cl-risss AID Mabel aseaGe-. 20 George
L.; 59>Iss CT. south std. Of south avenue b.
,y..n G.riss-, aaa Mabel avenues. to August
Fs,-room cottage on south SO. c: Ethel ave.
5,yis, f.cr. TO l. B.!dau. 70. ~
Inree-T.oin cottage On south s.te Q: soa;h
au.s. i5t SosisS. 70 Mr-. Mary Waiter :or ,s.s.
sv.nu. between seiiyiex and Grar..a ayeaues
lot s'sis'. o. Mrs. Jane Cannon for So
s,e:.u-. t-.tw.sn sesiy,.r an. t-aHs.s sv.nue.
!cS d,'yls,. 20 Cna-ies 81 Du,ton fo- SIS
Fivs-EoSul co.tAse on norts size .. sShsi ave
nue. h-iwe-1 Bs!lvisE and GaT:rsa s..nues
Thr.--rcon cottage on the south side - Ethel
sy-nu> b.tssen BSily;sw and G.r;s<a ave
Five-rOorl cottage On this south sill. Of Ethel
avenue between Ci.T.sss sni Mabel avenues
Thr---rooun cottage on .ouih std. o. South
avenue bstwcen Beliyiev and ClaTisss ave
Thiee,rnon, sS;,asc on n"-th sias o. EIh.l
aye.re. between E.!lvlew and ia-1sa avenue.
I,ot soIiso feet on north sid. OF T:;hsi Avenue
between C!srisss and Msbs; avenues TO Henry
LSt ssIisJ fee, on north so. 81 F:-h.! avenue.
s.,vs.n Cizris-a ard Mabel avenues. 10 James
La: Ge1iso feet on norn sid. OF Ethel ave-ue.
betSe~n C7arisss and Nzn~l avenues. 20 Rein
hold Drisi>.. at B. Per scot
Lot I..1ls5 feet moth sid, OF Ethel ayerue.
between cisrissa snt Mslcl avenues. TO n. -
Levts. az q per foot
Lot pn1ii5 On the north sle OF Ethel avenre
between ,iGr+ssa and Mahei Avenues to Doc
tor William L. Hill. at y foot
10. fa1iss feet. the north SIDE q fcthei.
avenue. between C1aris>a and Mabel a-erres.
TO Gabriel Ro<h. at s. foot
Lot sixiso fee: tn. northwest corner OF
Cls-issA and Hoover avenues at IS . Socc-
10. J011se feet .hs ko;Ith>alt corner 1t
Hoover and cfar.SA ascar-s to W oshson
s. foot
L.s- -suis3 feet. ~. nth g.:s ~ ESh>i
aven-e, between CTs-ssz ard Msos! avenues
20 NJ A shaw. A. s. foor-
10. 3rfNfsg feet. On the Forth G.ds q Ste-T$sc
street. between TIArsss and Mabel avenues.
TO G Caldwell AZ 8 foot
Lot c-UlS0 feet on the snufn s.6e OF Sssr-
rr-t avenue. between Clz-issa Rni Sellsv!er
avenues. a; IS p~- foot. - g Caiduen.
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REAL ESTATE
BUILDING At FAIR
Local Exchange Opens Head
quarters for Advertising St.
Louis Advantages.
BOOKLETS TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
Automobile Turnout Of Property
Owners VIII Ee u Feature
On Day That Dealers
Will Hold Forth.

The Real Estai. F.xciIa.s =. hes lu!ar;er.
at the Worlds Fair was opened 10 tie
public last THURSDAY. and will lie main
tanned until the close NJ the Fair for the
Reception OF visitors and the exploitation
or ST Lo-is - a business and residence
city. ami til. advantages uf its real estate
a. Az Investment
An attractive Office hss been fitted up al
intranurai Station No. l.. opposite the
ILndell entrance to the Fair grounds.
Charts and maps adorn th. room. setting
forth the many features OF the city's great
ness. Arrangements have been made for
the publication OF a booklet descriptive OF
81. Louis and its real estate from ~
standpoint OF resident and investor. This
bookle; will be ready in a few DAYS and
will BE- distributed free to all applicants
The object OF the building at tn. Fair. .
Sidney Schisle. secretary OF the Zeal E--
tate Exchange said yesterday. is intend
cd not only TO promote 81. Louis real e.
tate among visitors to the city. but also
home town and to bring before them !.
better understanding OF its many sivant-
ages. 81. Louisans vii! md there much
Information OF value 10 them. and the
quarters are opened Al the hope that tn.
citizens will profit by the opportunity. The
place IL in no way booth for the sale of
real estate. but an instructive eNhihi, In
which every citizen should feel rrcud.''
Some member OF the Real Estate EN-
change VIII be H. charge OF the room.
each day until October ;. Real Estate Day
at the Fair. after which individual firms
will bs assigned DAYS. The assignments
for next week ar. as follows: Monday.
Theo. HcrnnslTnann. Jr.. Tuesday. A III.
Frederick. Wednesday. sidney Schie!e;
Thursday. g. F. A Mueller; Friday. Geo.
W. Strcd;rnan: Saturday. Hugh IL Stew
art
Arrangements for Real Estate Day on
October ; are progressing nicely and all
Indications point TO IL being one Of the
big local days At the Fair. Preparations
are now being made for bis automobile
parade OF tina. day and several other at
All property owners are TO be invited 10
participate and the occssion will be made
one Of srecial interest 4, all
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Jas. NJ Franeisrus & co; repor: having close,
ff- following sal.s: Sold In I4ndeli Park three
<o-foos lots fronting on the south side OF
Greer avenue. between Garrison and Grand
avenues, for Wilbur i. Bowie. trustee q the
Lndan estate. TO Henry +. Muller. for s. -.
Sold ). feet inches by IN feee on epusa side
Of Greer avenue. Just east OF Cred avenue. TO
Wtlhelmina SchieRel. for g. NJ
10. fronting :. feet inches on north s6e OF
Greer avenue. between Garrison and Crawl. TO
Charles - Kunx. Tor S.ssS. All OF the above
parties will improve these lots orce with
Handsome n.e and ST room Sa.S.
Lot fronting 3 feet NDith side cf Suii-
van avenue. between glasgow and Elliot ave
nuee. FOR Cr.sris~ ". Gcetx Lime an. Cement
Company TO Robert u 0uackenboss: oonsiierA-
ton. SIC
tn. south side cf sullivan Avenue. FOR IRE In
t.rua;ionsl al f-stst. 1nproS srf-n: Company.
represented by Cnss. r Nos~l 20 Robert NJ
gsiack-nb boss for 81. 10 Tie above IS fee. will
b> improved At unce with two double fats
This location is b<!ng built Up vcry rapidly With
handsome improvements
Three STORY brick building. i0-s North Se-sl;h
street. lot - feet inches b. g. feet sc- Julian
suffer -. al % HyTnsa shore et al. con-
>deration. G.-ol
This arm closed q nu-ub~- Of leans 10 ne
last week. agSregstinE zbou: $500.
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ToubridGe AS~acy.
cambridge Agency reports The following

Sai...
No. US Ellsr. ays1us. a t.o-stS-y- ..v-1-
room hSIrE f~si.l-nrN lot @-x!ss. .T1ul Ns$.
AusEsta Etlnsmu-ler - HTs- Anna Eng -
.o- sfs.9.
Nc-. s,ss and 80. California Avenue. two
story and nsnslr4 roof ,i-.lhl- hricE Eat. ~
rar g.. for ssur la.iiliN~ lot siNi-s. from Peter
kg-hler 90 Jos Junai. cor ,5.9sc. who bpaSh,
fs- trv-stm.n-.
1t SJsi-5 In T.z-- Grove H.'-hf- rr IRE
sui .ide - NaxroI,, av.nr. .rprs!-e Terrcs-
80 avenue. fru-n Jacob :. I~i.nG~ct-r to NJ
=. Wohis- for $50. Who w!E improve wiki a
t-y.-~t'Ty modern brick a.
Il; s-si-s. on the southeast corner az F.ar.yi-
vsnia avenue and 'hsry--s street. from Go
E'S-- - Christine Go-rg-a- for Sl-tle-
\ tract OF and containing ~" acres c1 80
EAST side ~ 'iTsvo.s avenue. adjoining Hell n
place On ;h- north. from IN. I,shblnE heirs to
cr- cs our cltsnt%- This tract will BE- sIh-ii-
vii.~ and la,I OsIf into lots under super
vision. and will also manage The sale OF
N. lot. when ready for the market. a. an
81 slsszh.rr
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EDWARD BUTLER BUYS
PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT.
and Olive street That Was Sold
several Year, Ago for $4,000.

Edward Butler yesterday bought.
through the Mercantile Trust Company. the
property at the southwest corner OF Tween
ty-fFst and Olive streets from J. L Roy.-
ton for IS. $3.50.
The property has a frontage OF twenty
five feet on Olive street ard a depth OF
IL feet. and Is improved with a three
story modern bufY-hrick building. occupied
oy n saloon on the first floor and nats
above The building IN under 1eaes 20 the
an annual rental Of $500. and will net Mr.
Butler between and { per cen; on the
investment.
Mr. Royston bought the property several
years ago for $i2.Vp. and receives a good
profit for his investment as q result OF
the rapid advance in values along that
street. -
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McSsir. Harris and Jones Realty Company
report the sale Of a N-roofa resfaencs At SS!s
Washington boulevard. known the Senter
home. to client vhcse name win be given
later. Additional .ales q. fcilors:
Lot at northwest corner Clara ana Maple
avenues. Skis; feet; for Harlan Brue. 20 B.r-
nsrd Bslksr. for G.Sc.
Lot on eide OF Kings highway a. the
function Of Vernon avenue. with q frontage %
81 feet. Tor Bernard BelksT to Harlan Bros
for A.9o.
No. $40 Dickson street. nine-roorn residence
lot 25Siis feet. For " Dune TO Jacob SIR
No. ans COcis. nine-roor1 residence. 10, tx
la feet. for Mary Kennedy 10 Charles Hou;s
for Sssoo.
Lot on the south sid. o: Raymond avenue.
between Kings highway and Academy avenue.
fron,ing 20 feet. for RAYMOND Place Realty
COMPANY TO Frank L Se;f.rs. for e. 80
Two hundred feet front the south sid. Of
Juniata avenue IN Tower Grove Heights. for
Connection, Mutual LIZ. Insurance Company
to !. G. Zinmsr-r. for g.. 90
Thirty-three and ene-thira feet from: oa
rorch lire Of Wyoming avenue. Tower Grove
Heights. 10 William p. Fitzgerald FOR
81. less.
one hrnired fee. south line OF Utah Park
place. between Spring and Gusiia streets.
Tower Grove Heights. 10 Harry STARK. j..
No s,.s Shenandoah avenue ra.r sa., for J.
J. NOLAN TO Peer Nor>chei for N.ae
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Charles r. vOGe1.

Chas r yosel reports tse following ssies:
Houe> on southsast corner Hancock AID Nc
-Causiand avenues two-story brick building
containing t~o stores frss aonr ana large
hall r,o1l on second rccr: alsp franz feed s,or.
and stable: 10, .sris2 feet: sold for q op fryri
Mr. Verena Meyer To John r. HoSeIrr.aa IT,
who bought for investment. Arthur Nit..l-
berg repr-selted the purchaser.
No. 2s0s Thomas street. oae-story and oass-
rr.r- brick residence. containing fou- rysorrs:
lo, skies: .oId for N..e from Mrs Mar T..
Reichsrt 90 George II. FaVnsn. who purchased
fn- a home.
No isrs Elliott avenue. tv-c-sfory brick dwell
irr containing six rooms. hail ard BATH lot
Xxi. sold for 81 $50. frcga John Eletn.s es.sfs
30 John II. riansnkauip. who boaxh; fer a
home
teertf street. three tvo-story brick buildings
containing sixteen COINS. ard two-story brick
70 ,seorre s;@ifsrth. bought for Investment
Lex o5Ii.0 feet. on cas-, side Of Jefferson ave-
r,fe between Cha-ie<s ard Victor ssrrsfx- sofd
fcr S. 20. from Henry Hartmann sr, 70 Wonder
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ACCONAc.E e in. 4. E. bet ore
Crescent Inves;inen; Co 70 Joan Bsha-
s.n IT, d----------..----:,- .-;...--..-,s II
A kias- h.r m :i:v be- DO. I l. : sa
How and wife TO Edward c. Koliraei.r :.
BRo s r.. v = bet. Caiaev
and Ioushb-cro. city e,sck Soi.: John
n, RssS.si II. 70 John EieInsnn-v d. -
p aSa f Finn e., H. s5e: a X; f iaaia.
i..yili.; am trustee to Charlie. r. r :,
rS f:Ta:i .at ~, w'fs b, Second and
BrSadraS. city sio-;k rs: caiisii.,n
i ra-s;en;sid and wife TO John WIDEN ~
SsEs. eiSy s!?ck ~; ! Herman R.iz ,
and wife 20 Henry a Pip>r-v.d....
"a and 1888. eai, Si6sx -: neEi.t
u. seheou,an and wife to William Ned-
MAGSoLiA-s5 n. = 8. bet. Louisiana
2 rrienaecker and wife TO Mar 2
sENfi.E.;i -, :. S'5.: ana n, II
s.aT. !. EmSa:rson Ksaity CO. d
ana vsni-.ent:s. city block siss. Iin-
deli Rsal Estate CoTnpanv TO Jo~ph II.
THiRp~S n In. = :. bet Geyer and
i<zperanc-- city block "a: Philiirpins
baI,m.nn TO George Heine>-ail int q
1HRGsH~S f.. q. :. bet Harn.y ard
TEskis. ctty block sl-i: Nhlnut Pa-k
Realty Co. 10 Car q. Murphy and
v,.Tcpr-. 80, .'c .i,..,ri.,n5
Neb-Asks city block SS.. Iofn 2.
We~terulsyer and vie TO Frederick J.
btitf-W- u -.------------------------. ~
VIRSlSIA-5s -, = .. n - cor. iror-
eity block So. ;. L. Horusby 10 Taylor
vsT siIfJs cS1t-RT-., n IL in. E.
.. Bet. Lesr;rgro- and Manhattan.
city block SSs. fen-o,e Investment 60
90 John W. Gascou-v- 6-.--.---.--.--..
WHITTIER e.. e s. b. GSrneh
Ard Gicky. city eicck ISL: John
SeTer. By trustee TO " D. Allen In
vee,r.snt Cc-,r's d.....--.......... .
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Mercantile Trust Company.

The M-cantIIe Trust Company finds the raj
estate market rluch improved IN the past week
Many OF ths more prominent investors -ho
have h.ea ost Of town during the summer are
number Of rood-siled deals hsv. been closed
opened up on several larger iiansac,ior. which
promise ven satisfactory business fcr the
The transaction: Q. this company 70, III.
week. which 1; is At liberty 70 report. are As
Walton avenue. eoliins 80 feet on the north
fe; siohs Iss se. ae % w. dA .S Of 10
Th!s Is enc o: the IarEes; yaean; corner. on
highway. SOLD for Hannah Duryea for 81 GO
the purchaser being a r-ll-known bushes. man
real ss,s,e and h soSsss hi. p Or '1 as
an Investment contemplating the erection Of
No. $50 Theodcs.a avenu. a one-s:ory trans
9so,taf.; o,eapyins lot .nisS fcs.. sold for
mann. who bought for home and will &C
a;ns fs % iha s6ih in. T z plan
dnah avenue by a depth - rs fcrt. located
fcr Airs N 4 BiSei0v for N.Iia. 10 a ellen; u
koliss & B-inlop. who conte1ipla;es the cree
tiyn OF modern fat the lot.
No. IS Sheridan ayenuc. a tuc-story brick
honss containing seven rooms and all convent
the sou,s iins St sheridan syenSs' Nv I'd a., q,
southssrdiy Of 100 feet sold %. J. Bailey o.
a. icE 49, cdsh- 10 JoAh boyle who bought
AZ al Investment
Let OF tbs west line os CoIl.e. avenue boat
ed l0S fe=t south Ct Carter avenue ar: fronting
. feet on the west line OF College avenue by q
depth Of Us feet to an alley: sold for tho St
Louis University for 10 per foot cash 20
Mrs. Efyard Harr.h.ll- who viii erect n md
era residence On the lot.
No 1851 Ridge avenue. a .vo-s.o-- brick cot
tsSe containing eight rooms and all convent
ei'ceS occupying q lot which fronts = fee. on
the north line % Ridge avenue by Q cep:h az
IL feet: sold for ". p. Williams for - 49, cash
TO John Sherman. who bought for a home Sao
vii! occupy as soon vacated.
lot A. she southwest conner Of Cote Bril-
Nancs ana Hamilton avenues. IN the
Mount Auburn district fronting q seet
on the ssuth Lin. Of co<s Brfiiiante
by n depth % Id feet along the vss,
limo Of Hamilton: sold for Kate Mullen ro- 81 =
ais to + g MeinhArd. The purrhSeer will
.rec: a modern fat tn. lot
No. los North Eighteenth street. a spo-s.ory
with uaznssrd roof brick house. containing el.v-
en- rooms and occupying lot fronting * fee.
on the wet line OF Eighteenth street by
depth os 10 feet: sold for Esther Miller FOR
:&0c3 TO J. Sr.linek- Tho property rents for
$50 per year. and vas bought an Investment,
Nc CD Vernon avenue: one-s;ory frame
cottage containing rix roorue: lot solit1. sold
for George Schneider for S.9o TO Thomas
Naish ~ho bcush, for q ho-;e-
Tho Mercantile Trust Company reports having
bad n very satisfactory week IN It's renting
and leasing DEPARTMENTS. ard 20 have MADE
several small bans az current market rat. Of
tr.
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sou,~.ir. for the wom.,.

A facsimile OF the letter OF surrender
ser; iIy General Pie; ~ Cronje. command
or Of the forces at the battle OF Paarde-
burg. TO Lord Roberts. comma nder of the
British Army. is the historical souvenir
that is being given by the management
OF the Boer War Exhibit at the Worlds
Fair to every woman visitor who attends
Z performance.
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A II Frederick reports the following ,aiss:
Sos iolS.o North Fourteenth street. . large
chre.-~o-J- hr1ck house In f-on. t~o-sfory
brick IN rsar lot sssic rented TO good tenants
for Ss.s per year: sold To- Ha.use.er Investment
Company 20 Louis koslovsky. who bought for
Investment
Nos i5is-ikA Hamilton a-enve. . hAndso-ne
four and ave room fat modern Bathroom
large basement lot ei,xl1. rented for esi1 par
year: sold for ". ksishciy To J. Tux. who has
bought for a home and i.vestrssnt
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Real Estate Notcs.

Transfers .C- the month. - - s-s !nciui-
ing N. isri instant number a.. an3 a-.re=aie
Sio"..-:
Three huatr1I AMI :klrty-cne deeds % tru.c
were fi-t far record during the zane period.
amounting to s55.s-S-
A Meeting ~ The Executive Committee VII
b held NOatav Afternoon a. o'clocs. TO - %
IN. Fair grounds maze frai srranEerI-nts
<o- Peal Estate Day.
II. g. Watts 4 60. have removed :heir real
estate Offices 10 No. - Chestnut street.
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Hugh H. stewart.


Hugh II Stewart reports the fouortng ajes:
Nos. .4st--Ss-S- Manchester ave1us- three
f--o-S,ocy buildings. and .sS3--sSs and .257
Walnut street. three tvo-etorv brick dweli'ngs
from Patrick and Kate OConnell TO Herman
Gilbert and William q stoh.marn- fo- tiS. 10
The property brings In q nns rs,srus AMI Vas
bought goN Investment
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s;rod;nan & s;roitnan report the folerfnx
sales:
Sc. 80 Maple avenue. . Two sery. n.nerooai
brick dwelling. from Mar E AuiGus 10 Eugene
q home
brick residence. from II n. Shepard TO A. J.
Siider for 81. Sc
Lot Ssxis5 on shs eas. eide OF Wellington
court. near Manhattan avenue for Sspc from
Penro>s Investment Company TO John ". Cas-
ton.
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ia-sIus. fia...zz=- and Corrfcs Company. who
Intend -T.vti-lr 4 factory bu.lfi=- Thereon
Lot s0NlsJ 20 as std. % s-etnpl.t A. =
rue b-:w-e.. - LOUIS aNsrf.. and Nstuial
Hrits- T"si; -. q $40. from lEt"rfs'.lia a
Real i.-t:t- ar! lr.p:Sv-f.i--t company ."
ssIHiiri =. Web rEo bought T. !InpfoT- r
Z hsu.e
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Hwy. Broadway Property.

i Paul Blown. TIE espit%liS- and real -sta-s
Operator. b. bsu-h- ths ~ re--y. NJ. -.
south B-cadssy. froTa a client - the N"Ecau-
. tile Trust 'urrs..ny- sr E-"'Sn u-sslS tn
saI.-hv,st corner - f:rua1wIy and Sprri>>
street. adjoining ths trrT~rty purchased srI
I bought o. roEnI OFT hi- hoiIinES there v!tti
u..r,-
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BUILDING Permits.

James Moran. ;-o-story trick dwelling AT No.
50. Alien: S.6y
Christina Robinson. -vo-s.o<y brick tat a.
No sSz3 ,sa-<.ld: g ~,
Jcseph p-vorak-. oas-s.orJ brick dwelling 4:
No DIS Alsscs. N-sa-
charles Roeikas,te- alter brick dwelling at
Ne <1iS North Twenty third. eco.