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The morning call., 1890-06-03
TO BE PROSECUTED.

The Alleged Violation of tine Contract Law
by Chicago Boss Carpenters.
CHICAGO, June 2.-The statement is pub
lished here this evening that special
agent will soon begin proceedings against
the officers of the Master Carpenters and
Builders Association for the violation of
the contract labor law in securing foreign
carpenters to take the place of strikers.
The morning call., 1890-06-03
The Vesuvius.

PHILADELPHIA, June AT the League
Island Navy-yard to-day the Government
took formal possession of the dynamite
cruiser Vesuvius, and that vessel was placed
in commission as q mau-of-war.
The morning call., 1890-06-03
P.anine-Mill Bnrned.

ROCHESTER,. June 2.-Cyrus Cookies
planing-mil was burned to-day loss, $751;
0O0 Frank Jaynes, fireman, was badly
burned, as were also Frank Joy and John
Clover.
The morning call., 1890-06-03
Sale of California Cherries.

CHICAGO, June 2.-Porter Bros. sold a
carload Of cherries. Royal Annes, at 81 sc; !;
black, from 20 cents to 81 %.
The morning call., 1890-06-03

34s, and reds 92s. Foreign wheats have lost
Cd. Reports from Liverpool state that
American red wheats have declined Id per
GENITAL. Corn has dropped Sd. At to-day's
market English and foreign wheats were
lower. Flour is steady. Oats are down cd.
The morning call., 1890-06-03
DESTRUCTIVE STORM.

Masonic Hall and School. House Struck by
lightning.
LAMAR (Ark.), June IA heavy storm
passed over this place this afternoon. Ma
sonic Hall and a school-house were struck
by lightning and destroyed.
The morning call., 1890-06-03

PANAMA, June 2.-The whole Of the
country comprised in Arsucania, Chile,
is infested with hordes of bandits, and
atrocious crimes are succeeding each other
with alarming rapidity.
The morning call., 1890-06-03
B,nai Rrith Grand I.od ps

RICHMOND, June 2.-The time OF the
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order
Bnal Birth to-day was chiefly consumed
with routine work
The morning call., 1890-06-03
A Bpnffcial Storm

ST. PAUL. June "A heavy rain fell yes
terday and to- day in parts of the Dakotas
and Minnesota, and reports Of good result
ing to crops are general.
The morning call., 1890-06-03
German Military Bill.

BERLIN, June MANY of the Freisinnige
associations have adopted resolutions de-
claring that the Military Bill should be de-
feated unless the term of service is reduced.
The morning call., 1890-06-03

LITTLE Rock, June "A Gazette special
from Hope says that Judge Il. Williams Of
the Utah Commission is very i'll.
The morning call., 1890-06-03
WILL NOT RESIGN.
secretary Noble Denies That H, Will Accept
a Railroad Arpoiotment

EtCItldIy HUUIt UtUlts THU n VIII hCC6pV
a Railroad Arpoiatment.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-Secretary Noble
denies the rumor that he intends to accept a
position as attorney for leading Western
railroad. He stated that there was no
foundation whatever for the rumor, and
that if he intended to resign it would not
be to accept any position that the railroad
company could offer him. He added that
he had been fighting the railroads all his
life, and it was rather late to accept such
position, as he had earlier in life refused
several flatterng offers. He said that he is
well satisfied with his present position, and
had no thought of leaving it.
The morning call., 1890-06-03
MAsTEN DISCOURAGED.

He Believes That Nothing Will Be Done
About the Postcfiice Ste.
WASHINGTON, June IN. K. Masten is
becoming discouraged and will leave for
home in a few days. He now believes that
nothing will be done about the San Fran
cisco Postofce site and that the authori-
ties here will be perfectly willing to keep
the PoStofflce where it now is il the people
of San Francisco cannot make up their
minds Secretary Window has received a
lengthy petition from San Francisco pray
ing that the Postoffice be not changed from
its present location.
The morning call., 1890-06-03
A GERMAN INTRIGUE.
Several Officers Threatened With
Dismissal.
In Ontario Family Poisoned by Eating
Wild ParSnipSD
British Parliament - Ferguson Refuses to
Enlightel the Commons on the
Fisheries Dispute.
Special Dispatches to THE MORNING CALL.

LONDON. June 2-The Chronicles Paris
correspondent learns tnat number OF Off
cials at the minor German courts are threat
ened with dismissal for intriguing at the
instigation Of Count Herbert Bismarck to
obstruct the Emperor's policy.
The morning call., 1890-06-03
Neorn IYnched.

HATTIEsBURG (Miss.), June George
Stevenson (colored) was lynched here to-
day for assaulting white woman.
The morning call., 1890-06-03
ROLL OF HONOR.
Leading Pupils of San Francisco
Schools.
Boys and Girls Whose Records During tia
Past Scholastic Year Entitle Them
to Special Mention.

f. As has been the custom for years, THE CALL
again presents TO its readers the lists OF pupils in
the various classes OF the public schools whom
their teachers have selected to be placed upon
the roll OF honor:
The morning call., 1890-06-03
Failnre of Rrnkars

NEW York, June 2.-The failure of
Douden & Jenkins was announced to-day
in the Stock Exchange.
The morning call., 1890-06-03
A SEVERE STORM.

a H0IkMsu Oh Ins Eaoama Oana4 hI4-eu ny
Lightning.
PANAMA, June 2.-On May 23d severe
thunder and rain storm passed over this
city. At Laborn, the Pacific terminus of
the ocean canal works, lightning struck
repeatedly, aud one fash killed workman
The rain was the heaviest and most pro-
longed Of any this season.
The morning call., 1890-06-03
British Grain Trade,

LONDON. June 2. The Mark Lane Ex-
press says: English wheat is dull. The
znest white is quoted at 40s, ordinary white
The morning call., 1890-06-03
Emerson Primary School.
,allle A. Rightmlre, Principal.

0dluc A. hIHutillIc IluCIpdl.
Fourth Grade-Ida L. Shaw, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Harry Backman, Jessie Carr.
Helen Hallowell, Amilie McAllister, Addie Ma
ginnis, Eddie Rothe, Ada Tracy, Henry TIckner,
May TicKner; Haidee 1Obriner, Louis WOerner.
Mixed Grade-Miss Anna NJ. Wood, teacher
Lewis, Walter Radius, May Schulz.
Third Grade-Llzze Dennis, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Rosine Deunery, George Fuller,
Gertrude CLOSER, Tilile Hahn, Tommie Hart.
Ragie Lewis, Anna Mayors, Franc Owen, Anna
Schonfeld,. Elise Wenzelburger.
Third Grade-M. Hill, teacher
Roll OF HouOr-Eva Bowlen, Albert Cerket,
Irene Danforth, Ernest Flammer, John lmOre,
Flora Koher, Harry Miller, Noble Pedler, josie
PlalZ, Charles Sessions, George Stewart, Mabel
Waits.
Second Grade-Nette H. Anderson. teacher.
Roll of Honor-Ernestine Basch, Bella renan,
Mary Baptlsta, Stanley Edrege, FRANK Gies ting.
Susie Johnston, Elmer KRAFT, Alfred Kra &c,
Lillian Moore, Erna Wicker, Lala Wenzelburger.
Jessie Zacharias.
Second Grade-May B. Reynolds, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Hattle Arnold, Ruth Clark.
Charlie Flanmer, Frances Hlldreth, Harry
Jacobs Edith Manning, Alice Ruddock, Carl
Smith, Rex Shaw.
First Grade-E. s. Loud. teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Selma Coleman. Arthur Dan
gers, Sgmund Friedlander, Hazel Hobson, Ed
die Jones, Rose Jacobs, Annie McNab, Katie
Murray, Mamie Park, JulIeIIe Piers0n, Ida
Scheper, Dora Schroeder, Louis SchoRield.
First Grade-H. b. Fairwealher, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Viola Bunz, Rnoda Goldberg.
Harold Hall, Harry Lohman. Georgiana Lelst,
Edgar Z0Ok, lille MacpDeo, MaiVlna MaItcn,
Pauline Rodrgue, Laura Spencer, Ernest
SchutZe.
First Grade-R L. Meath. teacher.
Roll OF Honor Freda Berghauser, Roger
Beals, Julia Buckley, Karl Huberr, Tiny: Hell
bush, Edna LoTentzeu. Fanny Rodrique, Theresa
Ralph Robert SchaeZleir. Ruby Sessions, Esse
TObrner Louise ost Bernard Zacharias.
Receiving GTade-Stella Il. Howe, teacher.
Roll OF HonOr-Albert Calish, Allan Rlxlord,
Hity RiXfSrd.
Receiving GRADER Meyer, teacher.
Roll OF HonOT-Helen Arnett, Emma Baker,
Josie Hopkins, Mamie Hurlay.
Receiving Grade-Jesse Howell, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Edith Campbell. Robert Dun
cau,. Willie Euler, living Frank, Virginia Frank,
Ida Reilly, Nell Stewart.
The morning call., 1890-06-03
The Euperor's Threat


LONDON, June "A dispatch from Berlin
says: The Emperor has Informed Prince Bis
marck that If lie does not stop his press utter
ings the result will be serious.
The morning call., 1890-06-03
Jefferson school.

MISS NJ. NJ. MuIpHNt IIlUclpds
Fifth Grade, Il. LIchenberg, teacher.
Roll of Honor-John Parry, Samuel Shores,
William Krukan, William 0nenbach, Harry
Daly, Albert Wheelan. GertIe McIntosh, Mary
Fourth Grade-MIss j. EphraIDl, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Allce Agnew, Alice Hamilton.
Rachel Samuel, John Hickman, James Brady,
Fourth Grade-L. E. Ryder, teacher
Roll Of Honor Charles Duebe, Herman
Brockowsky. Frank Mclaughlin, Jennie An
drews, Annie Levy, Mamie Trelease, Nora
Third Grade-MIss s. E. Morey, teacher.
Roll oil HonOr-JnIia ReardOn, Lottle KOener,
..lh5 ~ - p 4rr r,olnas Phelan, Thomas NC
Gil; Giynn, Alex Nevah1eSs' Eml. nSss Iesehs.
Third Gradr-G. Thomps66f,s s66fsssssst e -s,,ps.
mott, Esther Killsby. Lotte Norris, Mabel Nc
Dermou, Annie Br0neer, Bessie Nelson, LULU
BuImeIsler, James Lallaman, James Hughes,
Second Grade-L. A. Cullen teacher.
Roll OF Honor.Essie Levy, Mary Hickman.
Second Grade-Miss Mayors, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Queenle HaItzelI, Maud Ivers.
George McHugh, Dan Burrell, James Robinson,
Joseph WcCa6e, George Ellis, John Letterine.
Second Grade-L I. Ryan, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Josephne Monaghan, Lizzie
Duudas, Eva Quinn, Henry LenhIs n, Freddie
Flckett, Thomas McDerm0tt.
First Grade-Amelia Ii. Hamlll, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Ethel Atkinson, Sarah Me-
LauShitu, 4""I5 .uS-'ui.J! ,"Ohi Nohi Oyi Lsopi-
enc Haen schei Frances Preece, Thomas DugaU.
Andrew Troy.
First Grade-E. &. Grant, teacher.
Roll of Honor-Ida Trelease. kale WeIle, Rose
Currington, Agnes McNnlty, George Finn Wal
Ter Hampshire, Frank Nolan, Edward Smith,
Willie Walsh.
First Grade-V. NJ Raclet, teacher
Roll OF HonOr-Emile Nelson, Minnie Dwyer,
Mary McGruder, George Connors, Swanhllda
Marshall, Helen A. Foley, Elsie T. QuiD, Betsle
Samuel.
Receiving Grade-Mss X R. Rowe. teacher.
Roll OF Honor Florence Mullany, Minnie"
Stems, LOUISA West, Josie 0Conn0r, George
ThurlUw.
Receiving Grade-A. Summerheld, teacher
Roll of Honor-Eva Hamilton, Hannah Quirk,
Lizzie Diehl.
Receiving Grade-Miss j. B. Gorman. teacher.
Roll OF HOnOr-Alfred Peterson, Harry Will
iams, Julius Anderson, Joseph BIesin, Willie
Quirk, Raymond Troy.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
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aud -H,.r handles repaired. GAItHILI.S,
"-i CtH ave-.
trrANr 80 rlE. IIhNI. rortahl" house
w ur f..f fp comp ont rrud price. size
and coalition ncN o. secondhand AddrrN-
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V9rA%1tp : billiard and pool t,hl, com.
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'h. htIu.- aad cheap 10 spot cash Ad-
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a.d where % cnu Oh" seen.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
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factory reference. can -''Ii' i'f-'
interest u4 N.fF lY.r. b'..- in "r" oi th'
n.r.-' all most uo.l.i." n'h"lh''if'''
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Ion' but bolai!G' pUs .hn-ar- Lvd ii'-
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f.1u uf tifirir- oU.' owned .Ht r-.t -
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services in established, p'oan.,.i, bn,inr',
state uatur" u ~aT". STAPLE GOODS,
Bon l6. Iihuuo O,hcc.
IOILL IOE ~NLl... 20 roo. '.I.....I
L and winter hoI-. u.f..r. o. r, " acres
D. nNcr. n-Aine. loNil- 2uuuInei p.oio-
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required fellr-t iutc-tl"'tipn solicited. j.
j.. cos DICT go Wal! 20.
ID D~ITINI CnANCI Co. make 200 p.I
/ cent. >, acres. BroadNr'. -.in-,
J.. l.. loI, sclln. .p.iI - block from
depot. =. a. W.Ai WELT - Lih'i' ''.-,.
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/ on account 81 q attn; rtiH chance lnT dh
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90 UudsOn-a.c.. tni,a.o lh.
=, 't.fNI HORSE. wagon and oil ronc
- butt ONE vrnr; rip cost 500 viii ~
cA,1p. good ra-ol- fp, selling. Apply
~ COurt-st.. E!OJ4EH.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
Aoar0 nro Rooms.

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4 -DL~lHABLE roou-. wia bond
u. permanent ol tI'u-.'ltt house, table
and location Ar-t.r'1.> table board lr.'i-
.uce,. - Nc-t 3lrt-,t
- DAEuuE> WANTED Tor large ud
ID .mIi, ICON. ot Is West -2d--t.
coon BOARD pleasant rooms. sumner
~ .rit -ol'I. .rucr- accom- '"ii u '\-
uen' nri.s 81 Fast -Cr-st. mean
E,EAIII;Dl PAEK NOHIH tsuoHu as
" l3,-i33 Et-t -l,i-rt. --DcIg NH lOrI-
uoa, elegant looms: board ana Attendance
uneAc'"r. also privileges oi pI''r para.
4 son EOAHD. Cool. peasant io,4,, for
" eru.cl ou te.t pat q ltIIen. Ac-
cr-,- ho2 90. i-0 Ii.a l-5'h--t.
H1IrL NlANp. ,rmn,s esi1cni table
/ d'Iu.- dinner wit wine ~ .unch
in.-; weekly rooms a.d tolll. ~ up;
parties s-.,umDc,,.3. 13 East lSth-st.
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iat."t strictly Nr-t-c'r--.
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rr.anef and uau..rU guest, WIN
of W''ol' t,.t
Il lAoi talIl-~I N.R-I..9land lady
- ha- tcsirtii. Io.E-. DItl b.l.d ir1-
,o"'1ir ia'"- for summer months. ic'cr-
10 WISE l~IH>I Ia po and -mrir
r'.us. Win baasd superior accolnE.o-
d1i.ons table board.
DI~t-~i. g Nl~I Nl,D. fumus4cd
- col f"ou>. southern ,,rasrlc ro1d
1b.'t t.usi'n's accommodated summer
rat references.
81 eT->I. g. WlSr.-D-suabic cool
= rouI-. wiz o. without Luaft visitor.
10 city aceoHno'r.d able Lo,ldor-.
ooTAST 2JTn-oT.-F Fuish,d room. r.r.
- = mancntly pF trnsiently bo,d opt. ona!.
01D.s1. IG- WEST. Handsomely fur.
- u.shed i1ir" aud sLali rooms supc.
I.Or board. transient LJJ.dcIs.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
Drt65Hdking.

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"A Irur co. t.mc>. Jaghrt. 1nd wiapt,
..,ld. ono dresses made To- 80 ana il-.
rm,. OWi% 81 Wc.t 23d.st
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Y tutcrd &C PpAu. AMI Huppcit di'"
.,.AdIcu', cl.tac~. customers may i1r.ln'
u. trIl1I. g. rus reasonable. tOthf. I''
N''t i'th-rt.
KIIsIIC drcs, muk.ne; imported fa7n.
~ io.- goods purchased u slr'u h"Ll
ar.,t- a. -l.iL notice. Ms. McLLkUf,
s2 East 9tn-sl. opposite Dcnnlng's.
Ea!ti->MAll ,..t. Summer travelling and
AIhul. work shown. Address Mne.
OATle "io Wet "5G-st
IAri.s i.s>uAEFII who under; ;and, chl'
- d.,u.- and l.di'-' dr"-@.- Iulhh'r ram
Iyt wages. W.:r home aud bphd 3, prt
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h...--MAEIIs EcWiue hr-ln's' ht-
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cg'cd chruiee. -1trcn. and ein''m.. %
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AKrO~N:AKrR- R-Hy TIC dIy und r
ID stand, Itdi,- uud children, dIc--'s !,
.ut -ut ~. can p. rr. orrh.hd II term.
reasonable. tali or aGGr"ts -3' west
2tuh--t
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a. Pintt~.,r Living -."u.s = Ftrnth ~ 'i"iE
ll,rrrt..d can of adfr-ss MI. J {.
WOOD $50 wc-t astn.s'. near 53th.-t l.
station.
nEl.~I ,KER. Experienced dr-,-unkcr
~ VIII go ont br the dI'. or do work
home. cnuir.nn cloLhlue . ~ cal y al~"
plain sewing. l. SIINAKD. 80 Eat
1lt.-st.. basement
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
for Sale.

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"A hand wood aud iron wOlAI"s HatHIiI-a D
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,uane.d. uLUKGL r.. EbDl, 5'o MAUI
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E9LL.TOP DfsK for 80 . fee, roti, .t.
4 ic. 10. 4lJ. smiths rD..-top d.sk. tie
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New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
frrn1ehrN Tonm5

A IN ~ STRICTLY private family one
"a on three room- hanc-.''r' ih. h.-n..
'itcnd1ncr ard ever, ,conNtni'n ,N,t4-
-. MADISON, Tribune Uptown once,
23~ Broadway.
4 DELIGHTFUL location; airy Ioom-,
" b.autfGly furnished. between PARK
and river. ir'm lortu-~t. down WIN "f
without excellent board private i|ui. "e
hat do not advcfu~r register here. lnl'''
nation f.ce.
/. \. DALEY. n w,-t S5ta..t.
A AMERICAN rI'at" family VII leg
y hand .om,y furnished rooms. with o.. d
board m,dcr't' t"Iin~. I'D I--' -S.''.'.
A CHOICE OF c.cautly fumiehcl ~ ol
" rooms. W. bathrooms 1ttI o. p'r. -
lain tubs private family summer prices. -
W'st 35tu-st I:
PAtHELOE APARJMi .NTS. ELEGANTLY
ID fGruIrh'd porcelain baths. laffr ara
snail suites; sumner prices. W''t
:a.h-t,
~ HNNurK~r.NNE.. SO. lti.h and l4.th
ID st>. -lott lp.t fom lt..r--'. an' 4.h-
atc. J. station furnished r"'u- rcHh h.h.
ACIiFLOR APARTMENTS. n.ar A.
ID p.u. cN rythinr u"" '1.i auI Ing
rooms SUNNI ui.... 81 N'-' "'' -
CUpI,E FURNISHED El'N~ . rcn'
7, Address NJ. :. lu'.n' jr'HNh Once
OBS Broadway.
E1UKNI~u.D ROOM po ..t. .,.. "a. 'n-
/ ah.e. ?. -'ou' g' o.F ''' g..
N0GTH GRANrE,y PAEh. IL. lN~l
y oiST ST Hand .D4.ls f.rlI-u 3 l'" I..
. lc,; ir.ah,a-t Il desired also lafA r'I'l-
'c,,s ference.
U,oJrr .I.-4. aIrt. fuiat~nct r.ou.- i'r
4 rcurru.u near No-tIs. l.IN" ~'''i '
cars ana linton J. station. -iD C'.i '-s.'
htootun
d LAU,I aaI ,'. -oor- VIZ jr'a'e
American family "."
lo. and cold water reior.n'.-. "'I N'-'
l5.h.,t
. Iu.t>L. aI-. ... .H.l >l.,.r - ID
> bon; p'flu. aaa n.-.o.a.. s7 "''H .''
.Y.tl.
: UNIVEESIlI FLh,L. >o.'h -, ~,
- ''-l-6ca. : and -
-~U.tVr. 4G- uar. Union L.'-.".
- g. -'n,f ''-' l.,,.-
-Iu-ANl.. H02 I,a.A.or apartment
. einty furnished r",t.' .'."'i
la. .ol-t c,o.. -.'..1 ,Ni 'e-.r. ".-
>a'as. ~smw.r prices.
IoHU 81. 81 It.r u.4r Hrnf"--
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IOr>~T 5'rrLsr-L's-c H'.' r.'''
o,D.~r.. IIo VI~G U,n.-n't f...
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la,h a., -.r ioo '. ''.
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- As LlI. ,u.. ir..t. tpi r..'I. '.
Lo.-' and io1.,'' -...'..
% Wi-r wIU~- Gag. nrI-.
y r1at room. -..''.. ''. t'o f'ht..'
r %. a..l smaller r..n. f.i.nn o..
%, Tu.~T 3.o WI~T Ha-c-o. .r-t1r-
el-n.o : actor ot dentist W.'a'.
family reference .N.honrri.
,..>>Y ,r"Ir~G.. r.>t ,,.. ~'. p..l ill.,
81 o.. D,,.ab. ulu-At p .o- a.-.
P .oom, transient, "a c.Hf.o.a.rd f'f-
Il r.aH ioo. - ..' ,',. q. gr..'.'
N....no' -.'' ''''
2U4 III i,.aa..1 f.a'h.4
ro1u. 20. -ut. ou'.
~ Euca,,.o.a.r Ara.'H.Gt Hlif.n'
Tp .c' % ba. ...r apartment 'Hn.-A ".
ruiltni--'t. In4a... --'' t.r Sil.,'
Brooklyn.
I, TGONT or In... a.i CONNECTED llu
- iu,H. 100 40 DO Ir.ot
r...,. o .-. ..nN,. ...rt % .4 'fI.- alI
D. tr. ~ C.rt'. ~. ~.
I >ret ".ose e.a oH.r o
ff.r Trinity DIlr.l N". -. -
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