The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 04, 1908, Image 24

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Newspaper Page TextA THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. 1'OUTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBl-K 4.' ICC3. -- i-i- - . i m. J.', . iua j,, Mi- i xi Juii t .j i.t FLOOD OF IN0UI11ES: 'SH0W A 'RISING MAR The Heaviest Buyers Appear to Claim Apartment House Sites Transfer of realty filed for record lait WNk amounted to $1.0,000. tho largest weekly total of tho yar. rrao tlcally this ntlre turn represented Iran action of, comparatively recent data, tha amount representing old deals, Juat being closed up, being much aoiallar than uaual.' . . ' " ' Realty broker almost without excep tion report a bettor demand for proporty , and mora buy In than at any tlma la th past II month. One -agent made int statement tnat lie naa more inquiry . for Income-producing properly during . th past six day, than for tha prevlou six weeks, and had closed a number ' good sales. For month peat, fully 10 Jer cant of tha movement In real oatat ia been In rait aid reatdeno proper iy, out me.recora win mow mat iaei week more ' than half tha total repre enta transactions In west aide apart ment liouae and residence property. Every Indication point to an actlv maraet auring in ran ana winter . month. liulldlntr 'oneratlons are on ltrf-r scale than at any former tlma In the hlatory of th city, money I mora , readily obtainable both for building purpose ana part payment on realty purchase, and labor la mora .generally , employed than at any ' tlma' since Oc tober ol last year. - Qnarter-blook Sold. Tha qnarter-block at tha northwest corner of Taylor and Eleventh street, , occupied by lb old Portland, -Academy ' : building and' two dwellings, ha been , oold by th Ladd Estate company to . Edwin Caswell for $30,00. Tha prop- - , any was purcnasea aa an investment. - Another- $10,000 transaction In city v. property reported last week la tha quar ter diock at . th southwest cornel Eleventh and Yamhill . streets, . which : waa purchased by William Reldt from Roswell B, Uwaon. Wr. Reldt recently aold to California capitalist a valuar ,''bl piece of Union avenue property. A tS-foot lot on th West aide of ; Front street, between Ash and Pine, ' waa recently purohased by C. C. Vaughn ' from W. M. Martiall for 114.000, and Immediately resold- by Mr. Vaughn to " Xk C Hanny at an advance of 114,000. . .' - ' A $37,000 4. 'I Mr. Vartsall bag alao aold a lot on - Eleventh street, between Flanders and . JCrerett. This proporty waa purchased , by EL I." Parriar. for 137.000. Thro Irregular shaped . lota at th . northwest corner of Twenty-sixth and Thurman streets were recently pur---. chased by Kdwlrr-Sh4nwald. The pj-op-vr-orty belonged to Morris Knhner, who aold It for 1J,000, ' ' t . A house and lot at tho northwest oor , ner of East, Washington and East Twen-i tleth streets, toarether with a fractional ' parcel In the aame block, has been pur- : umBou vt x, x. nuoaon irom n..u. Pahlstrom for $7,000. ... Now - and val uable Improvements are on tho property. - Albert I McLeod ha recently pur . chaaod from Charles a. Keers an Im- r roved S 0-foot lot on Weldler street be . waea East Twenty-second . and East - Twenty-fourth street, paying for tho ,'. proporty $6,000. L C M. Young has aold to Jame . . Gleason a house and lot at the south I west corner of .East Fourteenth and week f - loula Uoldamlth has aold L Vandum 100 feet fronting on Overton street, be tween Twenty-elsth and. Tenty-sev eotti atreeta for $ 4.000. - Sons Best Salmon SoUL L. O. Ralston closed a. deal last With A. 11. lllrrell for tho purchase of a house ana lot on lie norinweet oor ner of 1-st 8a I m on and Kaat Klftoenth troeta. for which lt.400 waa paid. . Another ll.iot aala, closed In the laat rew oa, waa ina imguiar piai ai id eornrt of Jackson . and lownsdato streets. - purchased by William .Sew bauer from Alary W. Oaaton. . . Fred P. Bauma-artner has sold to Im (nger Stewart a house and lot en East Morrison and Uelmonl street for 14 000. i , Almeia rerris nag purcnasea uio rea Idnnce' property of .U, W. uandsaker, located on -Thurman atreet, PorUaad Heights, consideration, 14,000. Ralph R. Ituffner has aold Ma new realdeneo on Kaar Tenth atreet, between Hancock . and Schuyler, to Charles Blakely.for $4,100. . , tToraeU Bom Z-ot Bong-kt, , . Tho Security Baring and Trust com pany baa purchaaed from lb El Noble a houae and lot at tho Intersection of Kv orett street and Cornell road for 17.000. Ellis O. llusliea has puronasoa rrorn John ' P. Sharkey an Improved pleco of proporty at the corner or Mississippi avenue and Knott streets, lower consideration. $4,000. Charles M. Mereuitn naa purcnasea a B0-foot lot on' Twenty-first street,- Be tween uiisan and lloyt. td property itnerina ur n can. who aold It for $4J!00. DtMb M - A A In. K1aj.V St Feurer'a addition, hav been purchased by Julius M. Hallbron from E. O. Spits ner ror ,ioo. Mra. Helen A. Toung naa purcnasea from Ooorgo H. Rlbbecko a' fractional lot. near Market -and Chapman a treats. Portland Height; -consideration, $4,000. Block 10 m Portsmouth addition has boon- sold to IT. W. Joster by Emily Curt! ror is.voo. J. W. McKenx le has aold to tho Oak Park Land company, a house and lot on i tan cock street, oetween nist nixteontn and Eaat Seventeenth streets, for $4,400. ontb rorttand Quarter gold. An I mc roved ouarter-block at tha In tersectlon of Water and Porter street, ruth Portland, has been, purchased by J. Beaton from Julia I Hammond for 11.860.. Five acres in section i. lownsntn l north, range 2 east, has been sold to Otto E. Pamer by C. H. Meussdorffe- for 14.600. Mrs. Frances A. Jackson ha pur chased from th Merchant's Bavlnga A Trust company a house ' ana lot on Thurman street. Willamette Heights, r"T "1 ' ',-.' !L . f - i 1 : s I r t CONCRETE BRIDGES PART OF BOULEVARD SYSTEM 1 1 . ...' : Coneret brldg to coat over 14.000, 1 000 I a part of tb grand - boulevard aytm which the voter or Loa An gel' eouoty have recently authortied lealabllahed at a, eoit tlm.atod to reach $i.oo,oo. . ' " ' . ; Putting Into affecj.. thlg mandate of th aUcloral. th caunty court of Lo Angl county baa laid out a ayttem of macadam boulevard, over . which very section of the- eounly may be reached. Tho atream and arroyoa are to bo bridged ' with coneret arena that ar Intended to ouillv.lf poaal ble the roadway. In order to set concrete bridge a small Minority of the reoldents of Is Angeles had fa wag a-long and bitter fight. At first It waa proposed to build all tha brldsea necessnry of wood and ateel at a cost Of considerably laa than $1,000,000. When a few of tne roost daring taxpayers announced tnat It would pay to put In concrete at more than twice the orlslnal contemplated cost. 'the proposition waa met with a I norm. of objectlona.- But o wall were tin tho h partlsana af concrete fortified dta and areumanla lhat before election authorlalng tha bund laaue wa neia aii put a- few of the aoiaiftai eo jociore had eeaaed to flgbt th plan. ' Kour bridges ar now provided tar. Of theae tlm Huena Vlata atreet bridge Is the moat Important. For th four bridge $460,000 has berQ set aside. From th standpoint of construction th lluena Vlata atreet bridge la to ho Inipoalns. Retween abutments. It will have a length of 1 feet and will ho supported by aoven solid concrete arches. Of these twe over the river are ! feet long and one at the weat end la ft feet The remaining four aro 104 feet each. Together with tho ap- S roaches, the total length of the vla uct I 1.14 feet While thl I th longest of th pro posed bridge, there ar several other ror winch pi almoat equal lana are being drawn of . length. It Is the boast of the enclneerlna ri- , partment of Los Angeles county that when tho present comprehensive -road, and bridge building program le carried out no other county In tho United State will be a wall -eoulDued with durabl highway. li ' t 1- Vi,. NEW YORK LAND-OWNERS FEAR HIGH TAXATION - 4. paying for.lt $5,000. Tho Holcomb Realty company ha closed a deal with Jame E. Redmond for 40 acre In section $1, township 1 north, rang I east, for a consideration of $10,000. A 17-room dwelling on tho north aide of Flandera atreet, between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, haa been pur chased by George Nettle, a Leaburg iwasn.j logger, ror fis.vuu. Tne lot has a front of $8 feet, narrowing to 27 feet on tho rear. -T- ..""' --k Wwo ; .3 : rs ayft rt ,- it , ; aTa w r osi-ia r.if -or. wtKi -rtmtt. i?. mi'iirfim'fl'Mrilniiiif.'itniia 1 i. . ' imi-i-irWiWHIllfl i 1100,000 'Annex to Good Samaritan Hospital. v v". '." - - - ' L-r' CHINESE AS NEIGHBORS UN WELCOME ON COAST . A threatened oriental Invasion of the ' exclusive residence districts In a num- .' ber of Pacific coast cities has stirred , up a commotion ' of no small dlmen- .' slons among the elect of Spokane, Loa . Angelea and Honolulu. ; Portland's ! wealthy Aslatio dwellers hav not so far manifested a disposi tion to establish .homes among the palatial mansion on King's Heights - or tne oeauttiut mils around Vista avenue, nor yet in the .scarcely less rretentioua district of Nob Hill and irvlngton. In fact the majority of those orientals in Portland who have . amassed fortunea seem content, as are their less fortunate countrymen, to live with their families In the dingy via pricK Dunamgs in enmatown. Spokane has a wealthy resident in tho person of T. A.-Yok, a. former sub ject of Tsl Ann, who has purchased a t lot In an exclusive residence district peopled by some of the wealthiest res idents of the Falls City, and announces . that he intends building a home on the Bite which will rival for magnificence -and sumptuousness of. thoee of his prospective neighbors. . Down near Loa Angelea la, another alant-eyed Individual of many dollars who haa recently shocked tho arlsto cratlo residents of Pasadena by filing with the building Inspector the plans - for a $50,000 residence. The published report says that this rich Chinaman has a largo and .flourishing family which ho proposes to Install In his now home situated in th midst of a score of the finest private resldencea In southern California, nearly all of which are owned by retired eastern men of great wealth who spend their winters in California. The residents of tho Maklkl district, the fashionable residential section of nomiuiu, are up in arms against en croachment of their section by the pros perous Japanese of the Islands, who nave recently acquiroa mucn property on several of tho city's moat beautiful residential streets and who nra ha-rin. nlng to build cheat) Jaoaneae tenemantx and boaraing-houses on their property. u uimd i uiai ici wuibq vile l&pan- ese usually adODt a chean ojid ttslv style of architecture that is an affront to the most ordinary homes of white men. Meetings have been nallerf hv tha Indignant residents to protest against Issuing building permits for the erec tion of , these buildings, although the building in -.Dec tor declares that - ha ( powerless In the matter and that th Jap will be allowed to go on with their bullaln- enterprises. It Is not probable that PnrrlarM -wilt suffer much If any annoyance because of encroachment of this character by wubuiw r-uu-nt-, xor me reason that nearly all over tha cltv nmvhuan of lots are focbldden In the orleinal transfers of title to sell to orientals. , . ' j - ji - z c : : aa-ag-sBawaaeavesssasew mums aaji .mmmiWWT& ' f1 ,k -l rTTr.rTT'JTf 1 1 ?)'!- ? W'V.T : k T '-i - "' i v:" - -' 'XT V-:- ' : ' '4 s Hiu , , -1 - ?; - ? 0 wl O.WvtO, " ' 1 1 ... ,1 ..'..y f .1 . . -I,, M , I'nmmiiiirinwiii"-'"'!-' 'i-i-u-tur r-il---'n 'ill tiWliHi(ri-nH'tlffniMi'-irrf--'-i-J'ril'r-1Ti--'--- y- t -iifTrinrili' 1 " Central. Stables, ffew Building- 'atS6vnteenth andfAlder Sheets v ' ORGANIZED EFFORT WILL KEEP PORTLAND IN LEAD By Fred Multor. Secretary of . th Board of Trad. At, thl tlma when -the business In - t rests of Portland aro considering orlenaly . th ouestion of '"How can ' . J'OTUanm cemmorcUl supremacy mt -,mhiiaJ mwA what -.--.- a . . V WWW. w Ww w w Lim. . MWWw w r - done to put to th moat effective as th vast and railed opportunities which -in cirr ana ataie orrerr- one is in clined to look for the proper connect log link between desire and practical execution. Publicity such a carried on by th - commercial bodies in the oast has un questionably left Its earmark when w reflect upon what has been acoom pliahed, yet conceding this mach, tho strenooa competition of lh present day demands more. Our expansion flora not ao mucn oepeaa upon the as sistance we receive from the outside . but upoa the ready cooperation and the energy w are wuun to put into too fight ourselves. . If overyoae la satisfied to have th Other naaa take the chestnuts out of the firs, a whole lot of enararr will be consumed without tangible results. Organised united effort Is the first pre requisite. Th Dear eloe of thl bust- roar offers aa opportune time for nee year offers aa opportune tli definite stew la this direction. Wei: th dlfTeroat bustaeso in Interest hav different methods to advance their own commercial development, In th end every enort crystallizes in th same de sire to produce results and profit to one's self. The manager of a large buslnees gathers his forces about' him and after mapping ont a policy every employe gets ngnc aown to easiness Decauae-ne knows he baa to make good. Does not a city occupy a similar po sition, ano is not every Business -man xpeetea to- max gooaT Th accompliahment of result can be greatly stimulated by co-operation. If competitors In one or tho other branch or trade wore given the opportunity to meet say - once or twice a month to talk their-affairs over and adjust ex isting drawbacks In a compromising BDirju would not uuimataiv everv in dividual business enterprise profit thereby? Could not tho man who -al ways tnea to kick over the tran-a fee shown-the folly of his way? W ar au wining to admit in theory tb tangibility of th above. Ia It feaalbl In practice? ' Moat assuredly it ia. but It i-io-fn. bard work and Intelligent, oersevertna effort through one Influential, loyally supported, organisation. Divide tho different business later. eats into departments la charge of rep resentative committees; te these com mittee ahould bo left the solution of tho problems confronting their line of - - - ... . i . I v. X V-.i-"-''---''': ' r it ' fTl ' ' 1 " . ' - f ? r , . ..- v.; V. -I- '4- -i - " ' - : '-" V'HaV jroteet New Torkr city; pro: 0rtyownra front financial ruin On ac- COUnV Ol OXCIV-lXBCIon I m BUBJwV. that la puxxling.the wits of. the own .era, big and Httl. of real oatato on Manhattan Island. From yaar to year th aaaeaament valuation atad th tax rat -hav been Increased to 'meet th ever-growing demand of tho, city gov ernment, untn, during th present year the Jand-holdera of tlurt city have oald 1 Into tho city treasurer way of -tixa-- : lion over iio,ooo;ooo, , . a This enormous aum -1 scarcely half of the money that seal estate owners in New; Yom are rorcea to put, up every vear at the behest of th muntoloal authorities, ainca a similar sum la re quired to pay for atreet Improvements, aewer extension, atreet widening, ac quiring additional terminals for bridge approaches andh scores or other way that a city counoll can devise for spend ing th lax-payera-, money. For tho purpose of exercising wholesome Influence oven municipal ex nenditures and at' the same time cnec the crowing tendency to over-taxation, a congress of property-owners and real estate oroxer is m m orgamsea in now York, i , - - .It is 'proposed to Invite representa tives from all the largo cities In th United gtatee- to join tne organisation, thereby making th movement to di vorce real estate from polltioa and pol iticians nation wiae. The prime movers In th organisation take ine position that too often power ful political comoinauona nave usurpeu tha rla-hta of nroDertv-owners and out through or held up public Improve-- ment that were not in tne interest of the people, and that they have ex t.rtA too treat an Influence over- pub- Ho expendittireV and assessment of lv. Tha New York real estate men Dronose to orgahixe- io correct - these abuses and for the purpose of having the property-owners themselves direct what improvements are needed and how much shall be-paid for them. Other cities have already taken up New York's lead. The Taxpayers' league, of Lincoln, Neb., Is considering the idea of taking tip a similar work, as la .being done in New Yfe-rk. . ir-rc . Asked tot Bttmnt. In New York, the need of the pro posed congrets is described from th standpoint of the large real estate op erator by Robert -EL Simon, who II vice president of the Henry Morgenthaa company; Ho says: -.J ''It la with much Interest that' I have followed th campaign to a wait an pi o 1 rty-ownr of thta city to tho neoeeil- ty or organllalng lor in purpoa of reg ulating th tax rat and scrutinising and oorrotlng th budget. I union i. of New York la but a largo corporation. Never waa th sarin x In union ther la strength,' more applToabia, - Th olty of which tha altlaana are tha stock holder and th board of estimate and: apportlobment th board of directors. The Income of this oorpo ration from taxation last year waa about 1110,000 000, of which over 11000,000.000 wag coctrilyited by real Mtato owner. Yet they hav never bestirred themselves for an intelligent statement.- nor hav they- Interested themselves In tho ex penditures. . ' ' "Real estate owner- and tha olty at laraa are th sufferers. The euro. In my opinion. Is an organisation In which, very property owner and business man and resident should be a- member. At th head of thla organisation should be eomoetent men who receive ample sal aries to give their undivided attention to tha interests of th taxpayer and who ahould bo dlroetly responsible for tho results. Blr road for Assoolatloa. ' Tt Is estimated that ther aro aloe upward of 106,000- tenement -houses In Greater New York. If each owner wore to contribute but tl a year such an organisation would hav an Income of over 1105.000. It la needless to. prove that the cost per taxpayer would oe unteii. i i ia iia.ru w -iavimi the many millions which, could be saved, or directed to proper expendi tures, through an organisation -with competent leaders which, such a sum would make possible. ''Every sewer built, every pavement put down, every franchise granted, di rectly arrects tne tax rate, ana, mere-, by, the property owner and tho tenant - "Why i need . the cltixena sit by and see ..Jaromo- avenue torn, ud "contllnous- ly, as it has been, during the past ten or twelve years, or see enormous sums expended annually for widening streets or acquiring additional terminal raciit- es ror bridges.? "Tho taxpayer's. If properly , organized and represented, would see. Inasmuch as they must pay all bills eventually, that each improvement is as complete. allowing for the growth of the city. as la possible to make It.' The re stflfc would be either a decided reduc tion7 In the tax rate or far better and many more improvements .for the same amount of money. "wny not navo a great organisation in which all "will be represented? The congress, started by the Allied, Renl Estate Interests Is a step th the right direction and -snouia do encouragea. Rosenblatt Hotel, f enth ; Alder-81x Storleg. ' ' ' bualneoa. 0uch. departments, however. houll bo. part and parcel of one 'In tegral body and In all matters af fecting ptibllo policy or . Involving gen eral buslnees principles, or in ' mat ters dealing with too community ef fort, towards trad xpaoalon. they should work together through a board of direct ore, representing In it make up th different business interests . of Portland. - The Board ' of Trade ' of - Portland. 1tww Its reors-Lnlaatloa tha beainnlna of this year, has demotiatrat4 tho f eaa- rbltlty . of cf faotlvo department ' work, and lt':; commercial -functions ;'hav orawn-to it- rnemsors,' from' all 'over tho Pacific: northwest And' aa far down as San Traacleoo, Just .beeauee ' th' people rosllse-the ultimata succe-sful working of this plan. -Thia aame effort which ha bean mad by th board or trad wlUi a few branches of our- buerlnees,- eaji - bo ox Unded all along the line. 'All that Is necessary Is the deetro to do It and -keep at it uiiu.iM.i-MiiM wui.o otmoa r-blk Market to IV Erected on Blork Bosadcd by niU, bUia, Gllsaa aad Hot SirVrt. at rated by, ' th . Increased - commercial prosperity of Portland.- ' - ' . .' The fundamental, baais of -tho Board of Trades work U, without desire to pry -lot--th personal affairs of -tho business -community, to regulate com mercial conaiiioos to tne, pet aavan-tag-of' all: to ad)ust abuse and to aaalst In the trade, expansion - of tb city. Every businea man - ahould' bo given, an .opportunity to assist in thla work and nobody should be diacoura red- even though his Htisenahlp doea not al ien a over a penoa or x years or mora.; Tho man who come from etltar ao- ttons of tho. United States with a de termination to bis best for M adopted - borne and la- backed by past nxperieoe. can- b counted on aa juat ss wyai as ma man wno weat acroes th plain before the railroads - opeaed mw inie a-rwa.1 mn peeuurul state man ingenuity, brain and brawn. F0TIBTEEXTH STREET E00MIXO HOUSE SOLD . i- Daly reports the sals af a lot 11x101 foot on the wast aid of "rur- t--etk etreet, between vraahlr rton aaJ Alder street, for HUt. There la a 1 -TTm rraa bedding tm thio let which lo a a4 an a rooaaiag-bove. GREAT MARKET IS THEIR PLAH Block on North Sixth to Be Occupied by Big Cold Storage Building. Recognizing Portland's need of an up- to-date, commodious mantel .Piaco. t company' of local capitalists and busi ness men have beett formed for tho pur pose of meeting this requirement by the erection of such a Duuaing on me oiocx Kminded hv Fifth. - Sixth. Hoyt and GUsan streets, A 20-year lease has been taken on this block, with a purchase pptlon clause In serted, and arrangements have been per fected for beginning th erection of th proposed building not later than Novem ber 1 'The building wlU-cost about tlOO.000, and 150,000 additional will be expended irt th installation of a cold storage plant In the basement of the main structure. The , building Is to be two stories high and of fireproof .con struction. , , -.. - 1 -. - v lie an aooeea-ui- v-w. . -i-k iMii has tho advantage of belna- more aocessible In th matter of streetcar raciuiies ipu other alto that coma b-jjvc.ou. residents living in nearly aH sections of tha cltv will DO sdio iq rtacu w - n..,irai wyitnmn uninn. . - That portion' Of tho building devoted a -n.r-v-t nuriuMM will be fashioned after the best markets In th larg east era cities, especial eiienuon oema- pan to tho sanitary ana ngnung i-m A large portion of the-building,' cort- Iprislng about 000,000 cubic feet of Space. will. oo oevotea to coia iwrai spaoo will be divided into compartment of varying dimensions to meet onie-reni needs, and those compartments will be so fitted as to provide all degree of re- BIG NTH HOUSE IS SOLD Four Deals of William Reidt Aggregate Fifty Thou sand Dollars. MMrallnn fntm um tin ' It Is the Bursoae of the owners bf the market building to make arrangementa to mt-tke tor cars aireeuy into tne euiraini, that goods may b handled without losa do to change In temperature, wt la osual In handling cold atorage pt .hombv tha nrlmia rallread companies entering the city will oeiiver rein-orator cars directly Into the building, so linvut nm blch ng cold storage proo- ncta - - - TfaexaeXlad Oolfl to -. Th cold storage facilities wttl bo greater than tboee provided la any other building of thl character In th Pacific northwest, and will be ample for taking ear of perishable predocta to tho valne of many thousands of dollarm All the funds pex-essary for putting an- tho market building hav been rub- cribod by th stork bolder f th rxfcm- . . Ik... I..rln. K . k. M- con. traction will begin at tho announced Tb ttaltan's-ovararne-it Is exrerlment- Ing witn a mall flh found la Barbadnas waters. bkk are said to feed oa tbe larre of small !-ecta which spread malaria, in aa.tfiert t prevent th disease. v Within the past few davs William Reldt, the well known local capitalist, has concluded the purchase of four par cels of Portland realty aggregating In value about .$50,000. Tho most Import ant transaction of frfr. Reldt was th purchase of a quarter block at . tho southwest corner of Seventeenth - and Yamhill streets for $80,000. Thla prop erty formerly belonged to th Lamson stat. and Is oocuDled bv m. miuun apartment house and a realdenca - Mr. i Reldt also purchased a quarter block at- Sixth and Wasco atreots from the Oregon , Real Estate company, 'on which he will immediately erect an apartment house .containing It. apart ments.' At.. Union, and. trtnina-awnret. . he purchaaed a auarter block and will at once improve It. by the erection of a two-story concrete buildfna- tha .. f,?r ? b used for mercantile purposes d;tha nppr story arranged for a rooming house. . . T". I,et of Mr- Keldt's purchases Is "t ana Burnam corner of Union street. SALES OF OXE FIE 31 ;V::fob PAST TOEK iHa a-Von'Borotel reports th fol lowing sale for th past week: -Houae and lot.. No.. 111. Thurman. for the March ant. n.hu..i H. Jackson; consideration. 15,000. House and lot. No. 7J1 Savler. for C. H. 'Jackson to Mra Hnn.k V-.i.I consideration, $4,600. .-.""" A lot on Broadway, between' East Twenty-ninth mil Tt.ir.i..i. tho Mercantile Trust A Inv-.t..,. paay to Mra A. Normandlna. A lot adjoining tha ahova tnr ,. brgerCnlP"3r " s""1 - Elchel- A' lOt for th Rtllfla a. Esst Davis, near Eat Thlrtr-flrst street, to Mrs. Rose Allison. T .-A lot f oa rnnk nr. A I- tr.v. First addition to Cheater A.. UroaL OX SALE MONDAY nsin and BCaweV ttO-OO and $19-00 Tailored ntta at tU-rt. . f T1, mU fo"4ay Of New rail Suit In plain colore and etiipa aev ersl very latest otylee-regular 1100 andjl value.. .( tU.7 Sea! - Don overtook this -a-reatest an It sel of tb aeaeion. Alt-Tatlo-ie fr-. McAUen A McIoml. Third and Morrison. wel ' fan " t anre a .at atla akta pee ear. .5t : v