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Amador ledger., 1904-04-01
PLYMOUTH,
PLYMOUTH, March 80.


Miss Grace Rem of Sutter Greek,
who has been here for the past week
sick at her aunt's, Mrs. G. l.. Clark,
went to her grandmother's Mrs. Dick
erman, last Friday. She was accom-
panied by her aunt.
Mrs. 7. G. Dugan left here for Ala
media last Friday, where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. George Perkins.
The Quaker Medicine Company hav-
ing concluded its two weeks perform
ance here, went to Amador City Sun
day, where they intend to show for a
week IS time, While here they were
accommodated with good attendance,
the contests being the main attraction,
Mrs. PurtOm being the most popular
lady in town was awarded the gold
watch, and the "a combination silver
set for the ppettiest baby in town was
awarded to Blanche Speakman. One
dollar was divided between Len Faut
and AdOlphus Devagge for the bun-eat-
ing contest. For the boxing contest
Chas. Sevey received ST. and the wood
saving contest was won by Mrs. Solari,
the prize being mirror. Thomas
Honeychurch received the prize for
the homeliest and LATEST man. Last
Saturday being their last night here,
they gave social dance for two hsqps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Behlow, of San Fran
cisco, were presented with little
daughter last week, at the home of the
latter's mother, Mrs, Butler, of this
place. Congratulations.
Rev. Call has several of his children
quite i'll.
Miss Johns, of Jackson, who has
been the guest of Mrs. A. J. COster for
some time, returned to her home last
Saturday.
Miss Blanche Shields. who has been
visiting here for some time past. re-
turned to San Jose last Sunday.
John McGregor's little daughter is
quite Ill with spinal menginitis.
At the Cary House, Placerville, last
Friday, March 25th. Johnnie +. DOH
man closed his eyes and passed from
Amador ledger., 1904-04-01
Hooked by a Cow.

Mrs. J. Fox of Scottsville was badly
gored by vicious cow last Monday
evening. She was in the habit of milk
ing the gentle animals, but in the alb
sence of her husband on this occasion,
she attempted to milk this particular
unruly one. The COW showed fight,
and savagely attacked her. Mrs. Fox
sustained a number of injuries, the
most serious being wound in the ab-
domen some three or four inches deep,
made by the cows horn. The wound
was not straight inwards, and did not
penetrate the cavity. Nevertheless the
services of a surgeon were necessary to
dress the wound. Mrs. Fox is recover
ing rapidly, but will remember this
contest for the balance Of her days.
Amador ledger., 1904-04-01
Are You a Dyspepticl

If you are dyspeptic you owe it to
yourself and your friends to get we'll.
Dyspepsia annoys the dyspeptic's g
friends because his disease sours his
disposition as well as his stomach.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will not only cure
dyspepsia, indigestion and sour stomach
but this palatable, reconstructive tonic
digestant strengthens the whole digest
i've apparatus, and sweetens the life as
well as the stomach. When you take
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure the food you eat
is enjoyed. 1t is digested, assimilate
and its nutrient properties appropriate
ed by the blood and tissues. Health Is
the result. Sold by all druggists.
Amador ledger., 1904-04-01
SUPERIOR COURT.
HON. R. C. RUST. JUDGE.

o. E. Martin VS.. j.. E. Bullard and
Stephen M. Emmons-Motion of de-
fendant Bullard to release certain prop
erty from attachment, and to discharge
the writ of attachment, denied.
Joseph Hirschle VS.. lone Gold Mining
q Milling Co.-Trial had. Default of
defendant entered. Judgment for
plaintiff for amount sued for and costs.
Celesta Matroni VS.. Egido CARL ct al
Report and account of receiver al
lowed, the objections thereto by de-
fendant being withdrawn.
Estate of Lucian A. Guinand-De-
cree establishing notice to creditors.
Estate OF Edward J. Klein-Notice to
creditors ordered published.
Estate of James Head-Notice to
creditors ordered published. H. S.
Talon, Steve Angove and Chas. Rugne
appointed appraisers.
Estate of Frank Frates-Decree es-
tablishing notice to creditors. Admin
istrator authorized to sell certain real
estate.
Estate of Jerry Hardy-Order made
setting aside the whole of estate for
benefit of widow.
Estate of B. D. Maggiora-Adminis-
TRAITOR authorized to sell certain per-
sonal property. consisting of household
furniture. wine, ETC., at public auction
in three days.
Adelena L. Frederickson VS.. George
Yager-Motion to have defendant in
structed to answer certain questions
heard and submitted.
Amador ledger., 1904-04-01
A Time With Rats.

Nick Quirolo, of South Jackson, had
quite an exciting time killing rats at
his home last Saturday. In moving
some sacks of potatoes in store room,
he came upon nest of rats, seven in
all. The room is lined, and in looking
over the walls he saw the old rat and
ten half-grOwn ones. Wherever he
would sec rat he would place his hand
above it and work it down until he
found an opening, then he would take
them out and put them in a wire trap.
They had seven half-grown rats alive
at one time in the trap, and the noise
they made was like the chattering of q
nest OF magpies.
Amador ledger., 1904-04-01
Bad Indeed.

Losing flesh is indeed a bad sign.
Take Scott's Emulsion for it. For
weak digestion, for defective nourish-
ment, for consumption, take Scott's s
Emulsion. 1t restores flesh because It
strikes to the cause of the loss.
Amador ledger., 1904-04-01
A Cure for Headache.

Any man, woman or child suffering
from headache, biliOusness or a dull,
drowsy feeling should take one or two
of De Wits Little Early Risers night
and morning. These famous little pills
are famous because they are tonic as
we'll as pill. While they cleanse the
system they strengthen and rebuild it
by their tonic effect upon the liver and
bowels. Sold by all druggists.
When you want good fresh tamales
go to Haller's short order house. lone.
Amador ledger., 1904-04-01
You Know What You Are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle showing
that it is simply Iron and Quinine in a
tasteiess form. No Cure, No Pay. SOC
Amador ledger., 1904-04-01
The Best Family salve.

De Wits Witch Hazel gives instant
relief from Burns. cures Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Eczema, letter and all abrasions
of the skin. In buying Witch Hazel
Salve it is only necessary to see that
you get the genuine Dewitt's and cure
is certain. There are many cheap
counterfeits on the market, all of which
are worthless, and quite few are dan
gerous, while Dewitt Switch Hazel
Salve is perfectly harmless and cures.
Sold by all druggists.
Amador ledger., 1904-04-01

Ledger and Chicago Weekly Inter-
Ocean. both papers one year for go 50
in advance.
Amador ledger., 1904-04-01

When you want good cigar or
tobacco go to Haller's confectionery
store, lone.
Amador ledger., 1904-04-01
Rainfall.

During the past week rain has fallen
in Jackson as follows:
Amador ledger., 1904-04-01

To Cure A Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. E. W. Groves sig-
nature is on each box. 25c.
Amador ledger., 1904-04-01

The following instruments have been filed
for record in the recorders office since our last
report. We publish complete list of docu-
ments recorded and must decline to accede to
any request to suppress any document from
these columns. Don't ask us to do SOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
CHANGES ON BALTUsROL LINKS.
New Putting Green $50 Feet AcrOss-Hard
Water Hazard.

Short Hills. y. J. March IS tspec!aD.-The gov
errors Of the BaItusrol Golf Club announced to-
day plans for extensive improvements in the course
and grounds. The national amateur championship
viii be held soon. and for that occasion the club
recently bought twenty-five acres Of land adjoining
the links
The largest putting green IN the United States. a
circular affair 80 feet in diameter. IS to be con-
structcd and unusual water hazard The pond
near thu present eleventh hole IS 10 he extended
about three times its present length toward Turkey
Lane. and from IL a long creek Will be built
toward the thirteenth hole. Near the end Of the
creek VIII be sharp bend IN the shape Of the
letter &C. In the almost complete circle thus
formed viii be the big. round putting tee. 1t Will
L. AN Island. for the narrow land approach viii be
guarded by a big tree. and PLAYERS must cross a
bridge 10 reach it, Tire creek will penalize short
drivers
4 fine driveway IS also to b constructed back Of
the eighth and ninth tees to Turkey Lane. so that
carriages may follow the matches and the course
viii be depressed The completed course viii be
6-N yards long. The tenth hole VIII be heightened
I'D yards and the thirteenth cut 50 yards These
committees have been chosen: Greens. Adoph de
Earv and Louis Keller. and house. Charles 3
Beckwitl. Clyde hoffman and Newton +. Stout.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
PLANS FOR NEW POWER HOUSE

The architects Of the InterborouEh Rapid Transit
Company. J. Van Week ana Paul c. Hunter. have
fled with Building Superintendent Hopper plans for
an electric power house for the subway road 70 be
erected on the side OF TTllside-ave.. about -
feet south Of EIsventh-ave 1t Is 20 be two story
building 105 feet front ard s. feet deep. rooted
with copper and Spanish tile, and having fracsdss
OF limestone and brick trimmed with terra Gotta
There will be two entrances. with large. Orn3-
mental doors covered with copper The floors are
be Of cement and grIuoIite, with balustrades
All the stlirCases are TO be OF decorative design
and will he provided with steps, with safety treads
for the projection Of employees operating The cleo
trio machinery. The floor containing the electric
Couvprters TO be rotary. The cost Of the build
ing is estimated 10000. and it IS 10 be known
rs srlb-StatiOE No. j..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
RE4L EST1TE.
Realty Syndicate Sells Big PIOt-1
Record Price Deal.

Tho Fort George Syndicate. which comprises Max
Marx. a. NJ BeudEei1 and Jacob Hirsh. sold
yesterday 10 Daniel +. Lewis. president Of the
New-Yorb and Long Island Realty COMPANY "A
plot of twenty nine lots the west side Of Wads-
worth-ave. - feet west OF s. Nicholas-ave. The
syndicate took il part payment ten hvo story fat
houses. with stores. the west side OF Eighth
ave. between Observation-Disclosures and one
Observation-Disclosures. coud SITS.
It was learned yesterday from n trustworthy
eource that the price paid for No. East Thirty
rol.-rn-zt hy the WaIliucf1r5 Realty Company
was STOOD or. in other words. ct as square
foot. which is said % be- III" square foot record
price fU. parcels iu Thirty-fourth-~t east 81
Ffirh-9ys The WalI.uEfCrd Realty Company yes
t-rJp- took title 20 the property from James A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Cambreng-ave.. northwest corner OF One-hur-
dred-and-eighty -nin th-st. eight two story frame
dwelling houses. Of them 20I5S and seven OF
them 17x45. II. 3. Davis. owner. ". c. Dickerson.
architect, $500
Norris Park-ave. south side. - feet east OF Tsy-
houses, 2lN52: Charles knaUf, owner; B. Ebllngs
architect. SiLCO0-
Green-ave.. south side 400 feet east Of Mapes-
ave. two story and attic frame dwelling house.
1sN2,; +. b romp6ins, owner. + F. Abrecht.
architect. 1850
Ogden-ave. east side. 275 feet south Of One-hun-
dred-and-siNty- secouG-st.. five story brick tene-
ment house. 5lvs9. 10. Annie E. Thomas. owner,
John Streiher. architect. s35O0O
one undTed-8nd htrty-fOurth-St. south side. 20
feet west Of St. AUn's-ave five story brick tene-
ment house. 50xSs. Annie COnlon. owner, Harry
T. Howell. architect; S4C000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
ADVERTISING MEN ORGANIZE

about fifty rcr-'. Ssrtatlrcs % che best know
-ve-risers md adEs.r.sirr firms attended a -,eo.
.- Yesterday al She Nnrlborcurh HateI and
formed gre Inie-oati1ual Federation of Advertl-ar
lI'ers we're elected IS follows
Presidc1t H - PERKY. p~e eiGent 81 tho Natural
'osl Company. or Niagara Fails. vice-rrgs.dertg.
George u. Hazal. Of THE rprt-r. Naaazr--o--
i.u o. Seirz OF THE Network World p. aud
8lir-y LINK. 0f 81 Louis. treasurer T. u
slcsWay. ~ Everg Scoy's Macazlno''; secretary.
.-rfnr o collier Of NFw--TCrk- assistant -.r-r-
iHr}. j. J Seward. of Worcester. directors Colo
..| w l.. Haskell of ''Tle Boston Herald.
'.2c. =. Daniels OF the Neu-Ycll, Central Rai1-
-'ea y llil-m D. Mclean. OF The Philadelphia
,l..ill :. R II Cunning, president Of the BIZ
Csiers Union. - New-Y0rk; George n NcCasrp-
egtl ~ aoI g. Campbell of Ncw-Tora. Colonel
llpert \. Pope. 90 the Pore Manufacturing COM
lef2, Thomas 3alDcr. ~ the ButtaricS Publishing
- tt'li. A. Lre stafkc. special reprcsCutative
n Ee"-l ork. +. 7. olret"d 81 Niagara Fails.
l.iit -lfIl rueCial rCuresenta;fvs 81 New
l'--. titifr j. Bliss 81 The Regal Shoe COMPANY.
~ B.stor; John ?. NcMahon xice-ureeidort on ne
-. p d. I.-H company. of Chicago. Paul T.
i'eli-cf u NeW-Hork. and Ambrose L. Thomas. OK
ora q Thomas. Of Criraro
- see sala t.ai twenty thousand advertising
80 QUO attend he convention 90 be held IN 81
Leu. 90 r..rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
RESULTS At OAKLAND.

san Francisco. March 1S.--FI-~f lf-n and one
hrLE fur.orr-DCaseia ". 100 tEaurerF. 8.
Dr Sherman Joe tFr~veu'. 60 90 ], second, A-1as1
D.. .EuxcCra D. third. Time. 1-.Hle. Bell" Reed
i'erzaore. Pare Dale. Ir surprise, Tom Mitchell
--l-rtu-l arE IruVrHuTrg also
second race 'threa and "0e-half furi
q p. Sa.rE=ra+c l0- Knapp
70 T. second. TierIla. IH- o. r. ~heohcn1. Sob 70 r.
,hlrd. Time. ".4'fs Araur~~. senator Ppyntz Lady
Blar-o-. LADY E.rn~s nuo .yuah also
Third race tIuru~ity rS~t-H0~-o. 1913 ''ros-
fhDaEtef. . T. won. C~'-e cross 1-1 Mountain.
20 second. SaIto. 102 'Eaudortouts 70 50. third
Time. l.1sfe Thank Heaven. Duke ~ Hca"llru. Har-
Dor and NerTota also
Fourrs race conc mile 0r1 6f'v ya-ds'-ItoFo. l0-
&C.. smith J. Rim Rock. 'Hg a. Powell b.
90 :, ~r-nud- Foi.1ius. 40 ,. IET' o. J. 'hiri
Time. 1901 NJ pvE1a and E0r'nurfe-~ also ran.
FIfth ,ofy ru-IorgeI aIan'hus 1"7 tBuEtonE
4 20 J.. Uuu. Mime iFi iEua.rr. go F.. second, '---
WhIvlrrs Lo-sro N0It" Nu-"@-t and Reeves eiF' ran
Svsh .nn. -uffaf...ig-sv.sr "t .'ru7rrwa.rHf
fo !. won. hrrad .s iTr-yrrat. 20 .. second HH.
lord f0- Knapp. 90 g. t.t-I Time. a.. r-n.rE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19

THE CITY OF NEw YORK. DEPARTMENT OF
TANES AND ASSESSMENTS. MAIN OFFICE. Dor
OUCH OF MANHATTAN. 40. $50 BROADWAY
STEWART BUILDING. January :. IJ94
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. As RE
~ outrsd by the YORK Charter that N.
books called The Annual Record % the
Real and Personal Estate q the BorouEhs q
Manhattan B-oEI. Brooklyn. Queens and Richmond
cou1prsnK The city % New will open Tor 81
am nation correction the Monday Janu-
arr. and will remain open until the FIRST DAY or
During the tine that books oosn 70 public IN
Application be made BY person
poratloa claiming be aggrieved
ton % real or personal estate 70 have the SANE
IN the Borough OF Manhattan at the main orcs OF IN.
Department % Taxes and Assessments. Broad
In the Borough Bronx a. the once OK the D.
partr1eut Municipal Building one Hundred Ssventy-
seventh street and Third avenue.
Borough Of Brooklyn. az the Office % Depart
In the Borough Of queens al the once OF the pe,.s.
nnelt Haeet Building Jackson avenue and Fifth srsss
Long Island city
partmsnt. Masonic Building. Staplston.
Corp cratons IN al the BCroughs must
ally the main Once in the Borough OF Manhattan
Applications In relation the assessed valuation
oce q the Department IN the Borough such pe-
resides. and the q carrytn on
business in The City % NeV York the cece OF "a.
Department Of the Borough where such place buanss.
- iocsted between the hours OF 10 a. and
sept saturday. WIEN all applications must % maxi
between 10 n and Il
FRANK A. o'DoSSEI.
JAMES B BoUcK
JOHN J. BRADY.
EDWARD TODD.
SAMUEL STRAsBOCRGrp =,
comnisssoosFs Of Taxes and Assssszsz>n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
BARNEY" oLDFIELDs RACING PLANS
VIII Appear in Eew-orleans, ormond, The
North and West

'Earrcy" oI6aeld has planned busy season for
Tho next few months He is now in New-Orleans
with his two Bullet cars. and viii appear at t1e
Jockey Club track in race meet especially ar
ranged Tor him on March Is AID z From uere
he VIII 60 10 Orlnond Beach 10 make an attempt
for new records tine II the trials Of the cars
Tor tLe Unconditional cup race- After the tloflua
beach engagement CIdhcld viii come NoTth for a
season ~ track racing beginning on May -. M
tiis arranged ~ so aEau 10 California Il@At al;
leaving here Immediately after Labor Day sttt
apIeaTlns the "trip al Omaha. DenNes, Sale
Lake, Seattle. Portland. san Francisco Los IN
geles ana or tvgo smaller places IN Satlio lil
iliifl d has denied that be has ever held CotI-
mUnlcltiou with John J. Ryan. the turfman. with
reference 20 auv match race. oldaeld declares
however. that De- viii 90 pleased 20 maze = iL-tn
provided Ryan viii post money fortelt ana MAKE
INC STAKE worth Ills while.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
Sports 4 =
DpOEESF'GN'
COLUMBIA TEAM BEST.
OUercomeS Yale and Pennsylvania IN
"Gym' Meet.

Preparatory 10 the intercollegiate -ymnastlc
championships which are 10 be decided week
hence in the Nes-York University gymnasium.
universities tcck rart ~ contest at Columbia 5
six contests were computed basis Of 80 for
perfection and the points for the score were tale"
a basis Of five. three and one. for first. second
and third. respectively.
l. C.. Butter. 81 Yale. took first honurs on the
horizontal har and parallel bars. Bloch OF Coluu-
bia. sustained DTS reputation champion in the
s!dehorse contest Ecnpf. the only who scored
for Pennsylvania. won The houors in The hyinE
r.nrs easily. while Wilson and Ring - Columbia,
were first and third az club swinging. .. Z Mix.
o. Yale. taking second place.
with Eve contests completed the score stood:
YCle. %. Columbia, is. and Pennsylvania. g. II
was Cu1ltful then whether Columbia could over
haul leaders but the local representatives. were
Clua. 10 she occasion. columbia winning first sec
the UrgcramDe. making Columb-as total score .
points. with - for vale ard Tor Pennsy lvanla.
Tho following is Tho summary
H-r5zarta- ra-StU 10y g C. tlt.cr. Yale. 80 points
Ya1a rni-.- =.
s6eho-se-W,- ry Il uio1r. Columbia SIS points:
D. ., NaSeaau. la-e. second. go, "a 3 fTaHN l1'e
i.-.-r r.-es-,vor by F NJ Ke-i., PENNSYLVANIA SOB
points. As. H. A1lerf.c. Yale second 40. g. T. swat
Fa5al,l tsr--Non ~ p C. Bu,lc-. Yale go points;
" e. EeuhH0. columbia second. COS W l. AnAe'toa
Oh, sv .-r,rs--v Won rv y c. wHsou. Columbia 81
points. g. 4 Mis- Yale. second 7a3 g. D. it-7s C''a1n-
T--li.-s -yyoa tv T. = vvf=r:7 c.lura,iz - points.
. D.. uUro7ale Ca.lI1aia. secoll. 90. L B. Lyf1rd'
'O--lubil- -li-t ttt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
ALLEGED TOUT" KNOWN
Continued from nrst page.

- 30 would 60 70 Albany next Monday even
- witness the proceedings in the Senate
i'e rts biu 10 compel testimony against gam
- ,,---cs I'D for third reading and passage
- q. .s---,e expectation that the session VIII
s--r When asked yesterday what he
- n the prospects for The passage OF his
-, ,,..out amendment. Mr.. jerome said:
.- .,t-t. five members Of the Senate Commit
80. IN CODES win make a majority report in
- NJ -ass.rg the bin without amendment
-. t.-l masses the senate Fl Is likely TO pass
I, ,s-r--rrv. The people interested in amend
- .-a rH1 naturally look 10 the Senators for
- because thc Senators nave iar1er districts
49, -1-o Assem- rl-u.nu. An ASsomniN1nan VINO
.- 81 -rr.rl the rfH has got 10 90 hack TO
-, eura~ barrel philosopher az Tho crossroads
,-s hear Lm say. y. s}. Jpin. NhE tll you
,-s-5 back of thar h,c gambler Canfeld" We
viii Save to explain ris vote 70 Tie people 2l
~ .--er-aaI e The Senator !s less known
re~e0raIlv % his eonstii uenfs. ana Goes not
rs-a -a .arr such personal criticism
no Won SNOW q any money was sent 20 Al
naDv fr ..I the tlI"'
~ have no kao~lsdre that any money was
,,-+ frr .h-r rg-Duer.'
~ vcg expect Ceua7ld 20 come homo from
r---orc s. tla riU i= passed LnameHGcd2"
7 an rol dealing SD futures
Ie yo1 .'I 3 -. 1-,' =, -, ,'I '.i1,. e.
II have said ;Eat before. I do not want T. re
,.-se-e.oa5 as having any particular feeling
er-rst Garfield. either So Ear as the :nan
Garfield 's concerned haven't enough Interest
d hin personally fu get W. feeling 81 an
r-rcrisnr. s-. tautr.d stands for The principle
~, re rich and etrO-- can beat tNe law. That
e The reason ] am $50 eager 70 prosecute him.
Tor fhe same reason z am anxious 10 prosecute
Dodge an rEe limit rot because be committed
re-Iurv Hrr because hr is standing Up and de-
nfrr fr0 .7T f~r-- Ierur AIRY strength and tend
Inc 10 foster belief ir The public ri06 that our
de-la~at'1n about sIl men being equal before the
law i~ untrue when YOU get such an opinion
growing iU community SOU have something
preparing me SOL for anarchy 20 grow In
"F7n-o YOU promised immunity 10 Reginald O.
T-0lr~rit ~ be Wil testify against Canfeld9"
or nrra- have had any conversation with Mr.
Tan5a---.t .lt would not prosecute q PLAYER.
rr-lcv."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

49,, e. -,. ..- T, ,-,r, r..,.c old 81, 4 Tzlr-,di
< CO.. so r4 Thompson. a four story tone
mont .oas'. Oh Tot -N'' leel LOT $l'''" me same
firm has also sold for Lovente-d & Prayer. To
Charles Ws.rsts'n. Nos. IS ana 20 thompson
Will ,~r-t "a six etorv modern tenement house at
cost %. $4,000
Thomas T. iiizsimons has sold 20 George WHIT
sprHE--t. size - by ABOUT Ok irregular
john Peters has sold Tor the biNoy estate 10
Myers ~ Ar9usol. 40. ga 10 SIS East Tenth-st.. a
.'' QUASI .'" "'.'' "'' '1-' 80
s'"Iy aiai'H''. mouse ilr mas ".S' SOLD l''
Louis N.ush-. o. five story tenement house. 40.
su Ea.. EoI-t.eutl-st. 2ex1C33 feet
three story and basement; private dwelling house.
~ - -, - -
,"' ny Neq' II'..lH I"''S''.9 l'f'pahy naS
basement d"eIi."s house. % Ioi l''S'' feet
the two lots Do" south side of Onc-aundred-and-
rrth-zt. a,5 c-s- cast OF Broadway. ueInz, a plot
't 81. A..-' -e- r,...--- -,--...
bought No lsI West Tweuty-sixth-sa three story
r-ort ana re,~ ,.-o-,ro. hoes ON a Nor 60
t'et. from N.Y. Rosa j. Sttatton, through y. A.
- - -.-,s-.., ,. -,,- ., z-,,.. r-.,-,.-- a.,
- G-tr,., ~, i+ 20, - la. ~ -
r-s VT "a nd -sIxtb-st 10 T. n To-
40 =. 90 60 ~, -. - :. "
Us West uuc-Aundred-aUd-siSth-st -5xl0oH feet.
WIS also, sold YESTERDAY
shav. A 90 have SOLD fo- Simon J. BarkIev No
III We.- ye.ry-cisnth-sr q f1ur
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