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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-03

Al meeting of the Coast Sailors Union
neld last night it was decided to celebrate
the anniversary of the organization this
W, week by torehlight parade and addresses
ny prominent speakers at the Bulkhead.
1t was also decided to parade ON SATURDAY,
night to receive Samuel GOmpers.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-03

Before Judge Hebbard yesterday morning
the fifth trial OF Carl Lundqust for the muir
der of his false mistress, Minnie Loelne, was
begun. Many taIesmen were examined, but
after a hard days work only seven accept
able jurors were chosen
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-03
An Escaped Murderer Reported Shot.

Tucson (Ariz.), March 2.-Manuel Yer
dugo, the murderer of Louis Coin at
Ncgales. who broke Jail in this city month
ago, was captured In AlamQsa, Mexico, and
it is reported that he was tried by the mill
tary authorities fora series of offenses and
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-03

CAPTAIN f. W. Gibbons. an aged and respected
resident of this city, was buried Sunday after.
noon, leaving Two daughters and host OF FRIENDS
TO mourn his loss. Captain Gibbons was a native
OF Cleveland, Ohio. and served during the first
two years OF the civil war in the Uuiol army. In
1863 lie Game 10 California ana has since resided
on the Pacific Coast. He has filed mauy public
Offices faithfully.
William A. kester, proprietor of the Rail-
road Hotel at Bordentown, n. j., died yes
terday, aged 65 years. He came TO Califor-
mia in 1s49, and built the first chimney in
Oakland.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-03
suicide of a Postmaster.

SPOKANE FALLS OYash.), March John
Polly, the Postmaster at Kelloggs, COM
mitted suicide at an early hour this morn
Ing by drowning himself in the Ceur
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-03

Nestor Young OF the Assembly and General
Barnes OF san Francisco have been added TO the
list Of aspirauIs for the Senaior5hip.
NJ. NJ. EStec arrived o-ulThi, and went at once
10 Colonel Dan Burns room. where lie spent the
evening. He will doubtless be Burns candidate,
and ii is SAID Will also be backed by Stanford.
General johnson OF Los Angeles, Governor
Markhanrs partner y coming to work for Bone
brake, so that each of the candidates will have
an able worker before the end Of the week.
VOTING TRUST.
A rough story ls being told at the expense Of
the San Francisco delegation 10 the effect thai
they have organized voting trust in which a
majority OF The delegation are Interested, and
that no Candidate VIII be given the votes OF the
trust who Is not prepared TO pay $1,000, 600 for
them.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


POLITICAL ANIER1CANISNS. By Charles Lcdyard
Norton. 16mo. PIP. 1ji. LonGmans. Green a Go:
This little volume purportS to he "a glossary Oh
terms and phrases current at different periods in Amer
lean politics" aud 1t an honest but by no means
exhaustive attempt in that direction. An nstalment
OF the writer, work appeared some years ago IN the
Magazine OF American History" and the reception
given 10 encouraged the compiler to on with MS
task lie says in his preface that he " has had the
pleasure Of seeing II reproduced. almost verbatim
either with without credit in other more pfetentiou'
works protesting to the wide field Of English ana
American slang Mr. Norton contents himself with
a general reference to the "authOrtcs7 upon whom
he has drawn, but he might have made his achhowl-
edgments 10 Bartett's Dictionary Of AmericaniSms
good deal more definite. He has avalled himself OF
Mr. Bsrtett's labor, freely, and in doing 50 nc mas
omitted 10 name the authorities which Bartlett In
variably names in his articles. In one or two places
slight error, fallen into by Bartlett perpctnated
here the natural inference being that no great ehort
al vcrifcation could have been made. 1t is only IN
the more recent development Of American pohuca
terms and slang that the work exhibits any re-
search and the sense of discrimination is not always
appreciate in this department. many terms belhg
inserted which have no special connection with such
work What the compiler means 10y speaking OF th's
as special field not heretofore explored" we are at
a loss TO comprehend. For BartettS fourth edition
furnishes very complete, If not exhaustive Hst OF
political Americani>ms" brought down TO the year
1877 and many other and more recent dictionaries
and encyclopaedia publications have dealt with the
subject more or les fully.
Perhaps Mr. Norton simply means that he has con-
fined himself to POLITICAL AmericaniSms, but even so
II is not the case that the field has been not mere
toforc explored There Is however. serious detect
in this book. The compiler appears 10 have been so
anxious 10 avoid hurting the feelings of any poltcal
party or faction that his definitions are frequently 100
ambiguous obscure brief to be Of much service 10
those who are not already Informed on the subjects
thus over dccately treated. To understand the full
significance Of political slang and nicknames, 1t -
necessary know the nature and extent of the mean
ing popularity a,cribcd 10 them when they were IN
vogue To Bowdlerzc such explanations IS to deprive
them Of point and value. We have no doubt that Mr.
Norion's intentions perfectly good but IL Is 10
ta regretted that he should not have had the uue
leylcographic courage. and let the consequences VI
his definitions take Of themselves, concerning MN
self only to give full and faithful explanations As IL
appcarS that this work be carried forward ana AS
the compiler invites stance from all who recognize
omissions in his pages. it the more desirable 70
point out fault in the carrying out Of the plan which
IL not corrected must certainly interfere with its use
fitness.
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I ElllGIl VALLEY RAILROAD.

iA>~rN"ER TRAINS Lave foot Of Cortlandt and
Dc-Dru'-'- nt~. A. follows.
q. 90. for Slaiugon and intermediate points.
.. o.. Tor Geneva, LIONS. Euir. RoChc-t Buffalo.
ana Tho Nr- ltt>lur and nriph local points Chair
car % Lyons and Pullman car o. >isl enson Bridge
. 20 %. 90. Tor Maurh Chunk and int mediate points.
a m io, J. and b. Junction and intermediate points.
Chfir Nto Mau.h Chunk
p d.. Tor rGuhnsuuoca aud intermediate point, Chair
% Tunkhanno'k. Connec ton Reading and Harris.
burg
40 j. NJ fo Imira aud principal intermediate points
CHAR ar 10 Wihcsb'rr ana PulH an sleeper 10 Supens
Bride.
50 y. Pott-liilr Mauch Chunk and int .rmedl.
ate points. Chair car 10 Mauch Chunk.
10 y. ~. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection 70 Reading and Harrisburg.
2. ~. for Hcn.Na, Lyons. Elmr1, Rochester. Buffalo
and tho Wet Pullman sleeper u rs on, and Suspension
Brdgr.
Trains leaving a. \ a. NJ. II q. ! D.. m. and 2
connect for all points I'm Mahanoy and Hszleton coal
regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m. for Mauch Chunk lIayeton and intermediate
POINTS. and II Tor Shenandoah and intermediate
IOinta
10 y. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
y. ~ for Geneva LYONS. Elmira 10 hester. Buffalo
ard the Wet Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
bridge
General Eastern Office. 235 Broadway.
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NETWORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trans arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
fourth Ave. and 42d 81, New York.

Yrs ONLY RarrRo.D STATION ~ THE CIS1
Trains leave a. iolowsi e..,,s
oilo \. M.-bASI NAIL For Albany CueA' "''
1000 !. VI. 'CI1iCASo VE>iIBULE LIMITED Que
1850 s, Il KS n pXY u.s. xpREss-Daly except
I2.00 Soon. -sorTHwEsTEEN vEsTIBvILEto a IN M.
i4LD- D.- Cincinnati 10 90. Indianapolis IL 'I0 ." "'
Do a. Detroit a. 10 a a.. Chicago 90 D. h. H'N
800 r. M-rAsr WESTERN EXPRE$SS;EIDnGD Chicago
7.3O T.. Md EONDACK, MONTREAL AND BoF-
e.Ij f. " u ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO *
FId So Due Indianapolis - 20 ?. H. n"~' Jay ~
>E%PggaE E2T T1 bSdlP ;s E IL g.
le,cit. i 4 100 noon :: so, - s.. . %, 80 s,i'
FOR a. nt'isg9' M "a r2 g D. M NJ 3D. VI 40 D. n"
AIRANY-ts 81 TO- 10 90. TO 30 II ~ a. M - w
noon, 80. s. $50. 800 70 Is 49, BIO p M
qKo3"ts =. $40 10 90 10 go lis IA II 20
u1IISCrR3 H%D SYRAo rSf:.fS IS . 10. 10 90, ,i6 80
q. l. 90 nooa So 6 90. : 80 o.lo p m. w 90
Ro1' i srEE-9 10. 10 90 40 80 n. 1900 noon
rfiLy5 TO- 90 % tlo 80 "a a NJ @ Z 90 noon So
NGAGGEA fGrIIipPoHio. 10 90. no so a m. IL 90
AbiiE:5Nbl9}K? &H95fNfifyls' RyPD MoxrREA1-t746,
Ar,4H;$ 'GENEy& E&ND6 f;&&SASb AIGEA@S5Io 10 90.
rI!Sg,> 81 nils. yiR TmAILEM DivIsioN-
slePqg cs; .Ggly 2: Gr'7a
ars 10 - wos' l.jtnt aud l3sh..t stat9a E nNs
OK sa and re 100 Fa&9 '0 G sss HsS
Wo.to,r- vlr"-. can, Tor and che.k' baggage from
h" '9d a' sd a59ysh 6 S si5cp. Saturday
ourr trsn, ruh day
% 70 ood5 MIN: - a 30 'o ;''ins At s. 10 % a m
99d Y 90 rGia,gh stop a. 49, s'root S,a 70,
General Manager. Gcnn Passenger Agent
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Ciir propertn for Sole.

A. FOR SALE.
81 the finest medium size ever produced nv
Samuel Coicord.
No 100 WEST S1ST STREET,
-Four anu basement Nova stone and brick
dwelling 10 vide. - deep with hrcc.,tory bt
lcrS pantry cNten sion hardwood all floors drcor,r
failures and bouict storm doors etc etc Ami "a
FRANK L. FISHER & Co
9haNr. and slst.st
A VERY CHOICE investment property for salp Tic
"a Westport corner 73d.st. aud Columbus c0,ln "a,
lO2 feet front avenue, stories high: contain.
abandonment and apsrtn enS on the finest
avenue on the West SIDE annual rental upward II go O0o
price, r2lOOOO; tlJO 900 NAV r,n
seen only appi, alton u the owners ~ ~ "
CHARLES RI FIX 4 CO.
l,l3' Columbus'avc, corner 72d.st
EAAMlNE DURING CONSTRUCTION the four strlrtlv
- nrstcass dwellings south side o4th.- 100 feet east
on 1tave. overlooking Central Park restricted ncchbor
hoca houses are four stories, high Easements large cN
tensions. 'N~ ~
TltHs viii le guaranteed by policies Of the TIT T.,
GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY s. Tibertr..t
Nc".r orN. JNO. II. GRAY.
II OR SALE AT BAIiGAIN.-Deslruhl located LOT;
IN plots OF rom two 20 sixteen Kmgshrldge Road
Nermye and Columbus ayes., 2O9th 2i0ni st.. from
900 TO - 200 each. '' avn"
J. ROMANO BROWN CO., so West ssd...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aud Thomas wife. Thouis, Nice ra ken 18th.
bach. Lewis z. 70 katharine Bronson. asth.st .
Sody robas j and wife to the Core. Union. .cctlon
2i land nap gIty Of H.sI Ee@r' si2 0o3
OoS Isl nap city ND q Ne"Y y , ysa's <
Clark AIphra, and ~it gertrude Doid, No. .
wf' im lsis g Ate sis SOS S,m epope year
Ddl; r,tr .. 70 Charlie w kle'iNch ~ccton 10 bocS
Nat tt' Sars ram and John c. tho 'erna Amer
ava ;rs' demand IS o0o w.
.sa mann Ssp to a" Nyx4o raa ycs op Il S@
EyanS Ellen. to Margaret D'une. 40. 3i Eas. ssth.
tckyr"cn. Sorna. 70 Frederick Kranich, 0Sth.st,
FELLOWS Richard { and wife To Edward sehel, guard.
lar section = block zoos, map Land City Y, months,
Florence MARY. to Rose Frey. : l2sd.st. " Lemon.
f.k Harr.c n e, al to Lily W Churchill. & al. sxors.
Sc, - Cbsnters-st and 80 RGade; years 80 900
;,,i, y'a e i 200 WIZ, and wife, ,s.n
raun Anna n wm Eis"uann. 1lith.s,. sth.
iIabar. Ad-io-rt Anton J Kompner '4th.'t. .
KEGS. Jamc- and vie to Ambrose Fly. No $50
Kcr6cr MARI, and Morris. to Alev,udcr,. Han and
noonr A sSn W.T. r mall sad an sS2So
Gambrist Of Maronayc. years 80 900
Ms Lewis a to WIN c,c,oy $50 500 Scd'"d''
Manhattan Collcse. 70 Hugh Carney. n 32dst o'
fSt-aNe wears, $4,000.
McI.lrov : and al u Max DanIig'r. 81 IN 63
Isroy.~t months - mortgages. <96,3oo.
Prescott Eliza q Mary T. Cumming. cor Bergen.
a and ,,roNc~t. wears. p 900
sngot Alno. ]. to Geo Ehre, No 80 East Houson-st.
demand ~. 600
Schwarllcr. August f. 70 F'rnard Mftl.er IS Riyng.
ton-St " Of Wllctt-St wear. ~ 800
scott John =. % Rchccca Morgan. liSthst 3 Of
sth-nNr 3 Years. @lS OOO.
Schlocder Jacob and wife, to Bessie Collamore
12Oth.st Of Avenue 4. years, - 600
sheridan. Trona, j. and 10 John q Baker. GOTH
st. ~ West End ave demand T. mortgage 500 900.
thornton. William NJ, 70 Frederick Lancaster anu
another. executors. etc. lOtthSt ~ Madison ave
4 wears. Sl7.OUO
Nc-~ll Meyer wife to Sienund kn-en>tein ection
|, Block 2sl. map OF city of NcwYork. years, $4,000.
Na,> Herman =, % Anna NJ NaSs, i3th.St, W OF
2daVr. 3 years - 1S6.
Wi.anore HonoTa Bridget Lee. II : listh.St 9 OF
Morris-aNr. years ~ 600.
Warner. John W ana wiz. IN Henry Turno. corner
lOBth.st and ave. year. ~ 900.
Wise, Aaron. Frederick thurman, : 6Jthst, o OF
shave. instIlment> $1,000
With. Louis to charles MCt'lEnis, Sjth.St OF 3D.
ave, - years. 40 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
5netruttlon.
For Bow and Young Men-Conntry.

For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
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their sons will do wc 70 prlht ~ the ad,tlagc oicrd
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business men supplied with competent assistant on shoFt
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college roparlt.on specially business high scnool
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illustrated catalogue J. WILSON a. NJ, Principal. -
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Overlooking l.. J. Sound. send ior illustrated catalogue
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AM
IaSHI\ETnN

n EW-NOEk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ IAILNA Tram iraNr West 42d-st follows
{" enn minute, eari.r from foot Of Jlvst 7 50 Tor
NidllrtOv Chenille Liberty. Debit Norwich, Oneida
'-.r-u Chicago so p. w., Tor Cam brl IIa Middle.
town, E'N. LIB rty Is - M. Tor Mddletown. Lib.
ctF. Walton. Oneida Central Squar O,WcCO. Rochester
Nagari Fails. Detroit chicago. st Louis. Daily. All
train, daily SUNDAYS Tickets, time tables
Broid"'y. i. G.. ANDEisoN, General Passenger Agent
10 l.,,haicr Place y. Y
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CENTRAL *. X. OF NEW .JERSEY

root ~ L LlGlEyY y, %o q. I.I RlvEH
$50 a.. m '.' FOR Ea,;cq. Wiach chunk wnk..o.rr,
scIanon Beading iiaFFisoqrs Iama}a ShamoAin,, sun
c6gce Hi'o-tac and scraa,oa Ivy i-'''O" '1'4'"
90 i b 3o9 "a, oPf sI M3gh Chunk On SUNDAYS
- ~ ~ Ea',on MsGcb chunk wnke.harre
scnoa RdgF ES,c o gamagVI shan
To ort sum- ''' ''''',''
n.l 9 p a. " r' On si %as o e?s .a E,f .
L LSs w''''''''. '''''a I'"'q"-' Possible shame
M 70. F,., , '2 RIAL, A'q TENN p.,,,,
bur-. s. sundays at 80 p
@ag oo n'sl'ns s,,s 4, % lS II % M
FOR Frre.od At i:'5. IS II Is a m. I 80 I 80
- i5' il * a. M, : 90 90 90 p m sunday.
eAc,p' ocean Grove and A'bury PARK 0 90 a. m 20
FOR re; "a E'c os at q 4 s15 ne % M 30 30 90
FOR LAKEWOOD.
~ -. BIS a n.' l 49, ! 20 10 p m Sundays.
=, I go - ~ 1 Sna;la anu 6j ~ 80
Tor A,iant- city vlnc and AID Briigr to- a. IS g. M
= ~ Monmouth Beach and scabrrn, at Sis. 1II5
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia 80. Is 90 II 80 m, 80
St%D2YS go 90 a. H. 200 70 CO. "t 4oo
ioi aimos md Washington daily at 90 II 80 cev.
cs!t SUNDAY NJ 90. 20, > 90 p M. - - night.
80 ~ No. az Is nsht cstct s1iudy nigit sunday,
go 90 90 ~, have connection for Reading. Har.
Io' Sanbury I'D wam'rort VIA Philadelphia. a. as
,. ,tq ir'' ng6 Sunday $50 90 p II 10 midnight
or aHI rex ,,, ,G o. egrti ,b AZ 49, "a -,
W'-t l-1th,.. ldl East l-1,.'t Nw.York; Court.st
$50 T..'op--t. 9s Broadway Erootyn
luggage from hotel Ie-Goncc.
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Gathers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCf
"A stumble, ~sors Teachers. Tutors. GoNclncsses,
e. 70 ?S6ll,g., : chuo, AID Families Apply b.
Mrs. NJ. j. NOrNG-I tLTON. % Union square.
A -RE>T TEACHERS American ana Foreign supplied :;
n .au branche. any locality 40 char-r NJ, AUG
Zee form f'I stamp. T. y ~ S>')ON
dat L. f. Av"ryl. AmrIio an School Bu eau W 'that
y EXPERIENCED private tutor ,,hcN pupils 10
n prepare Tor college business. hIEhc-t f'rh'r>-
Adore. YALE GRADUATE, RoN 80. Tribune once.
4 MEXICAN and forfVn professors tutor goVefneo'''
n and teachers Of all branches, &C., ~lppH'1 % colleges
s,hoos and families Fngsh French. German and Sanl,h
spokcn. MIRIAM COYRIERE 100 5th-aNe. cor. 2Oth-'t
III EACHER WANTED. -Fir-tclaSs man a. tibrastt
j and Instructor military tactic. 10 niiiay school
for small bows. Adlre-- - = =. " dla. Pom.
ITNION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school oihcers
u with teachers t,Hchcr- wi'n positions . 49, . .
H. VI. HAKRINGrON Prop. s. Lafayette Fl, y. Y
WANTED -Freu,h ,ruo-. with pln" for city lam.
w ly also French lad, tor conN .r-a'ion I'm school {;
small salary and Instruction In n'N branch G''Ii'i.
MIKIAM NONEILkL. BOON. - ~ IL1-I--
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CITY
1Oth.st. No 330 East; William J Moser and wife

1Oth.st No $3.50 East william J Moser and wife
lo4th. %S''s s. 2o5 r. Of shave 25llOO IL VIM
thornton to John \ WicHs and Tlfe
to John Robinson. ,,;:.,:
Ot 1irIiam and wife to Geo 4 Hamilton $40
49 Msad aud vic 70 Sag 25 yS o'>' gorge $3.50
@>ssadr HAT 81 al to Mar Kcrber IS 500
Peicr 1,Cot to- ...'.. 6775
1s7h.st n :, $50 It Of Bgoobayc. 25NiOo ned
rGA Eo1 and wife N t. J9cs a Mariana and wife to '0o
Fail Sooo ~ and aHoth tI N''a' 1900
,i.h ct Al T., b. the Bush Co. - $500
eof % ri ,, 900
gustrs f |iE T. Dayid Rchcy .. % 700
John ii,!Sgr and Wife 10 Thoma. ] sheridan 81 100
a2d.,t, 50 ssi East: Ellen / lIdloUly to 500. =,
zee ss, s s E Est. : am: to to same
.ye. II " cor q l.sth.'t, 7jN--; Muon
SAM prop joel smith and wife samu" .oooo
NcC,inni, and VIE to Louis Wirrh -. 1i,OO0
voss to Anna N Vo.s en-. 1i,I2O
W Vo., :, Herman G vo.S ' 2,7s6
s 5 a' .i.,a spso j5s ' sa;51 H5sn . $40 20
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SANE property cNecutrix Mari : 5u,on % s175
scr S2' T Ea,aae 'a'bb ao i
s5s 200 /, q adpye 23AIo2 Ma Barbara :, ooo
12l-t-st n :. 9j n 81 Nlnhattan-aVc. look
l"ll; Francis D Da"ey, referee t" Atm M ooo
Subnrlan.st n @ = 496.s Z. ~ Marmion.ave.
GoAi0o william oTdyke and another t. John , ,oo
Brooray e' cor 1ih.st. 25NlOO; Perry Ful.
65,' e 's1s !s5, H., set' ssd6
wsycriy-,t $, lot III. map Of Mott Haven; ~.
peter peck ana wife n Jacob Bah ''1
Bedford " cor DownlUg-St, 1jNG2 corr Grafton
~ B"r"an Baptist Church. !. 70 j Smith 5o,OJO
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" Butcheu ...-....... 5000
4tth.-t " = lot isI map Of Hermitage, Anna N
81 o1deten 20 Adel6ert Huber o.. ........- 1900
MSfiiroy sr % - 10000
Bro1k.ayc " = so II n OF I4sth-st 5ON9O; Fred.
crick Foley 70 John Frees -. 49,. $500
sth ave. sos n W OF 6ith-st. 5cNl0o; Rachel
\ PoiilOn j j II Pollon ..----.--.----.- 10
sth.ave Of Gith-s, lOO6N25; same 70
io8d.st No go tast; Aling. referee.
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TO Jstta Jacobs. L part ... -.-....... 1Sc
Wc.c Nanderbilt.sye az " : line and Harlem
x Il GO. adjoining lands VIM g. Dunn and Other
property In 24h Ward. irr"g Isaac II lcrts et
Al 10 Henry Peters and another ........ $4,000
Pearst 40 3SI George p Smith. rcf roe n
Frederick Low and another. executors and
trh-tscS o, Jacob Nandc rpoO 1900
PEARL. ~ $50. same 10 James Kee~s ....... 1900
ChcrTy-,t No 40; Smith Ely $3.50
Pcarlst No $50 Jas Keese aid wife 10 Ely. 14lOO
tn va, Cohen. ....... 5000
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vent Jacob Kehl and wife 70 John Fach' .
e5th,-t n : 1903 n . ~ ith.svo. oOvloo.5;
Ferdinand Kur1man and wife to Aaron WISE. 10000
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Onrtlna Academies

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NENDEISSOuN ROOMS JOS MI.~T 05TH-ST
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