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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
TRACKED From CITY TO CITY.
THE MuRDERERs OF A HEBREW PEDLER cAUGH-
gY NETWORK DETECTIVES

THE MURDTRERs OF A HEBREW PEDLER CAUGHT
by NETWORK DETECTIVES.
Montreal July II epccian.-Isaac Rasensweis ana
Harris Plane were arrested here last evening by SCI
geant Detective Edgar ;. slauson and Detective Mchaei
j. Reap OF New York, assisted by Detectives Arcaud
and Trcmpe Of Montreal for the robbery and murder
II Jacob Marks Hebrew peder Of Towanda Penn, on
March Is last The murdered mans pocketbook and
part OF his property found with the prisoners, who
refuse to make any statement The hunting down and
arrest Of the prisoners, who tracked from city to
city in the United states for three months. reflects
nigh credit Oh the New York officers.
jacob Marks last seen alive on the night OF
March Ie, driving Towanda. with goods wor h
- 900 IN his load Two otter Hebrew pcdlers were
with him. On April 10 his dead body was found
In Il box In an old barn. some miles from Towanda.
with bullet holes through the head and abdomen.
~ Il was supposed the nuIdeIers had He'd 10 New
York INSPECTOR steers was notified and the officers
named traced lie stolen goods from Ransom station,
on the Lchigh Valley Railroad, TO Solomon Rose1i'
kfanz. NO 81 IIester-s. New York, an alias OF one
OF the prisoner. The men were then tracked 10
kingston Cornwall, Highland Falls, Rondout, New
Iaubul, and to Milwaukee, where trace Of them WI,
lost.
by watching the s'0r, Of peders sundit~s, at
No. 40 Canalst. New York, the men were located
m Montreal The officers arrived here On Wedne day,
Disputed as local health officials. they entered the
dwelling OF the murderers who were arrested a.'ef
IA sharp struggle. The pOcAstbooh and part OF ne
q ,ihlug Of tho murdered man and mpdh VI ms AoOch
Ound with the prisoners. Thel Wal De- Dfy,snt
brf r. Judge tomorrow, when cXtdi ion proceedings
NIL br begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
6ueriIl Ioilees.


(should be read da!iy Oy all interested. changes
Letters for foreign counties need be specially
addressed for dispatch by any prcGaf steamer eAeep;
Commercial SSeanent letters not specially ADDRESSED
'' P. :.s ny . " o s St ending AJ July viii clos.
'D'InHSSiS A cap es 0 barbados Ise.a
Siua.d Bey.T E "a ."@S at % F. No. cI be ROM
EoS-Sriesns At p b. ria ceara icrIamOucs,
from m ns f5r ss .aocro and La Pat.
Countries Rio Janelro per Capua. hom Batmorei
10 aef iap gsoatSapoa and Bremen at i
aanad l 4n. and 'GS1gs per 5 A rro M ns
HON New.orleans ,..,
for central 1IsSs Scp' Gs'S K' y. sogs5 s saIs
MAKE nal. must S b airssSsa per Colombia 10
for rIses must PER Be cca p Stf s'
for Fortune Island. nayu ud s,an,a etc: yer
AO: IS 30 Ss oaeeasoSn e Ter ' a "e
Greeted yer Adss. a. SO uPa, m of sss s,
be- directed per we.terisnd') at p m. for Cuba,
per r s Sssar sia h. Sr tro,e pr Columbia
va and Ma%!urg M ~ saa
a, $ 3. m FOR TruAi.o .nd Gcatan, ,. oteri.
a. for "a s"sa s o"a 4as .syss"p t e: {:
corse, and and Guatemai must be directed pr RIVER
Iy spain portSsa, aad % rar@r per ch.l.xn
VIA Hstre; at 80 a m for a.ope o. AuT;ni.
SPIN spa portSsa and Tur1Sy %-t be dfe,sd per Al
Sa sla:;S. is;;S! &: s. $.t 3 SasAs;is
I'd nor stsr a%s b. del pr wsrssndsm
S ncna, VIZ s. S ao ws,d ' s. S.' Gs sat
P mus, c'OS ss. Ss s9ada at n.SA4 d. r s
Ga@psShe chaps ToG,,co aed Iucatan. per . CITY
q Alexandria letter, iO[ tuba, Is%p!eO and Tusp@@
s $rs.a and sT City q i
Ts csy.lao M 5r 70, SIS t.s ss:sns
e"S,a be g p ;or nssJs
K Ma * va pousenstown ~ =" '' Ivy, ~ .
:. > Fcasil. from Ne~:or '' ,n ''' v.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
DIED.

s the o Ic aa Ia Or r y Edna sae 'faa ae s'
Notice Of tmo OF funeral tomorrow.
BROwN-Arison $, At sag HaFCo' L. j. July 10. ssa
.a.cri tuesday, 10Th. at 3 O'Clock.
q Fs a. IN &c IS y YEA. H s1ss as
t9ncia on Monday, july IS, at II a m
1iacy omit flowers.
crMAYAs her r,sdsnce NSs 3, hc9 : L. Mis-
1S@ r. SaP Sa IN sS a Erd Kew s H. d. Hut
d. 's sh;s5 BoSsyn a, osgd;e cs,ery
DlERoM--At Paterson, y: j.; Friday. July Is, Colonel
r4"S fi" sd Hsis 81. cdcn 10 E'sn'
paterson ~ j., Monday, July To- at oslO, Exp p NJ
FAYERWEATHER~At Rutland. VI, July lO;h, Lucy.
S i WSss sSa"f Fuzzy: NSe'y at q
o5 $ oss:s s@; Is S5 dc $40 p ss:,: son Of
RSs .1d nd tsSe' s d Il to ms aa its
otoeS from The chrh Of the Heart Nj
IRAN leaves Grand Central New Haven Railroad at
10 :0G a. N. . .
OF sixth day TN month 10Th Joseph = "f''e' !" the
rS8trsi services At Friends Meeting House in Purchase
y y seconf day ~ monS I5'h A. II oe Q, t,,
leaving Ssw.YOrx at 10 go.
JAMFs-on July 10th. Thome, James, aged 70 years:
F s"Ss v i1s% ffsxsy chg6n S
Frdsy Juy lS o3 v DSyd Jen SSs" aged
raneyys sr'M sad f July IS. 27 Safest Eat
Relatives and friends are invited to attend ,
KAnNwILEE-A Loon Lake, JAY I'm Oh'he' r.
N"d iaA Of run funeral All hereafter.
Fheoba steSan on Seventh Day. ~ month at a. M
f r: rSSs Meeting INF To r ~ q
a Sstr 81 sT wa meet Ii 80 train from White
Wes; usi H. Ed Sssr "a z
United States Dragons asrd - - ,t,,r r,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
THOUSANDS AT OCEIN GROJE.
ASKING FOR THF CLOSING OF THf WORLDS
PAIR ON SUNDAY -sALUTING SENA-
TOR COLQU.TT.

TOR CoLQU:r
A..urv PRS july Il (,p'cnl.-rhe summer
visitors 10 ocean Grove enjoyed Az exceptionally
pleassnt SUNDAY day The sun shOne warmly
lnt "A Lrrez" from the made the air delightfully."-
cool and bracine All the meetings 81 n" day were
crosd4d 10 Overlooking. Mrs. Plmers holiness
meeting at . O'Clock was well attended, while al the
Rev g. H. Yatman'S ever popular Young peoples
meeting held In the Temple at th" same hour, large
numbers unable 10 enter the hriTng at all
Fully 1900 people gathered nj the great Auditorium
for The regular morning service. Before IN" sermon
General James F. Rushing. OF Trenton, reported Tor
q committee app n Few days 40 t" p'p"rr
pctition 70 con grcss urging the closing " The Worlds
Fair Oh sunday. The petition l. addressed 10 TIE
speaker Of the House II Representatives ard Z" We
mrlnbers of Congress. especially tho'" hom Ne"
Jersey and reads a follow:
In L..aIt of 900 czeas assembled her today - az
denominations from NcwJcr.ry and other state and oy
te!l ciection We to- ,ulGt gd. htI by ie-Iectuy
lotition urgently request tie House o Representatives.
souae III just passed for the closing ot
o!uubsn woflls Fair O; thcoco on Tie Lord Day
belc, Ing - he wise ond tat staiAe, and Tor
b-t aud highest Interests Of the American KepIDH'
aud u fcllOwuen everywhere.
Thls report was signed by =. H. stokes. Charles
H. Yatman, Thomas Haulon, james /. Rushing. ~ H.
De Haven, William Dyhou. Home ". MURPHY George
". Evans David II. ErVwn and +. J.. Loyat. The
report Wa, unanimously adopted aud tls Rev. Dr. J. H.
KNOWLES. corresponding secretary II the American
sabbath Union wa, appointed 10 take the petition 70
Washington 10 morrow morning. and present II IA
per g. the Speaker 4 the House. AroaS those who
vOte,l the report = the committee Wa senator
\. II. Coqultf. II Georgia. who occupied n seat on
he platform. Whcn Dr. stokes led him 10 the front
u the Platform and intr.luccd him - one Of The
leader. Of the senate In the passage Of the recent bill
| he great nducncc fJ~c I'm body and gave Him the
acenn Grove ,alntc with the waving OF 1000 hand
| Serchlef,.
The Lrccslanreac sermon Of the sunday school
| Assembly was then preached by the Rev III. C. y.
sims Chancellor n Sylcus" University, from the test
First Tnsdhy. Is. =. tIls tlcmc uc lJeca.
relation Of gndInsrs IN character 10 Pr'rnncnt SUI
| ct-, In TIE affairs 81 He.
The various department, Of the Nnnda, school uic
| A. usual this Afternoon.
At u O'clOth an immense tllrong gathered o. IT,
bach for the surf meetIn. Ted ny the Rev. DR.. T. II
| stokes.
The evening sermon ia The Auditorium was GraC he'd
| hy tie Rev. Anna eiAw. nf Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
ap,synoDIRs~ SWELL TIFF FUND.

To the EDITOR Of Re Irl II e
sir: nclOe check i"f ~ o. sent D' V"e BUSY
hod;4s.~ a soaety VI young girls, for the frc>i-Ar
Fund some OF this money WIS earned III ItLir =
Now. and novel way. We looked over berries ana
stoned cherries for mamma, TO can W" charged
I cent a ouart but We never made any reduction for
- lar.,. quantity. our mamma, let IL eat n mhri
H. We wanted. But. - children must get some inn
out Of work WED With each other 10 see ""'h
one corld 20 the longest wthout 'atng berry
I .,o,o Wishing the Fresh Air Fund long life and
succe = forever. IO1lrs uulv, go
MARGUERITE IlEMPcTFAD, Trrasurer,
Mcadvillc, Penn, Juy I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
IT VAS 4 COSTLY LITTLE NAP.
WHILE NE DOzED N 4 STREET "a, HE LOST
700

WHILE he DOZED IN STREET CA. HE LOST
$500.
Emil Lelr. a stalwart young German. came TO tbs
country from PforzLeim Baden. twelve months ago
TO find a suitable investment for the money whlch he
had inherited from his father. lie made up his nina
that the liquor business would best suit bim aui
two months ago went back 10 Germany to receive MS
Inheritance lie returned quickly, and on Ihuisdily
took possession OF the liquor Store No. 726 siXths;
the lease and good will Of which he had bought from
Frederick Upper for 5000. Five hundred dollars
was paid I'm advance. and the other S,1OO was 10 be
given over when Lehrs title 10 The lea"e had been
satisfactorily settled Since Thursday Lellr had carried
with him - 700, part Of the money which lie hlf
drawn ont Of the state Bank OF Newark. lbs
money consisting entirely Of bills. he put
into a big leather pccketbook. The book
was carefully slowed away under the front .. hi
shirt Lehr had several drinks Oh saturday night and
when he started for his home. in Myrle-aye.. ProoI
lyn at ten minutes after O'Clock, bore a prcity
heavy load OF whisky. As lie clnet the cellar door
OF lis liquor store he nO;ice that one OF the buttons
Of his shirt had given way and that the pocket book
was bullying ont Tie pushed II back and rolled along
until he reached Gand,t. Here lie took The car 10
the Grand-st. ferry and went acIoSs The river -
Broadway, brooklyn.
Lchr wa half asleep and did not notice Tint he had
boarded the wrong car until he had travelled four
blocks Then he boarded a Myrtle and Kent ave
car and dropping into rear seat fell fast a-la~p.
When within two block, from his hone h. awukc
with a start and found that his shirt front open
and his pockcibook gone.
Whether he lost the pocketbook In Brooklyn Or New
York /, a my ,tory Lehr himself knows nothing about
IT, n all probability the pOckeOJOk Tel out Cl ms
Shirt front n, be lay snoring on the seat Of the Myrtle
and Kent ave. .
There Is one singular and unexplained discrepancy
a the story. In reporting thc clse " The bVOilWi
police late on SATURDAY. night Lchr sa!i That most D
n che Yesterday
money was entirely IN bills. one ol these being ot me
thousand dollar denomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18

Board Of Health ordered window to be cut through
the wall
me same missionary who sends these four children
VIII also, among Others. send two boys The mother
OF these two boys brought the little fellows the
mission school pleaded for them to be sent the
country. Tho poor mother said i want them TO 20
so hat provide enough to eat for my two little
girls Only last night said 10 my little ones. 'Chil-
oien. YOU must be sparfng with the bread. else IL
wont 20 around and ! know they went 10 bed hun.
Cry
Can any one doubt that the fortnghts outing Will
do these childret world OF good Their feelings viii
truly be akin 10 those Of tie little FreshAir girl WHO
remarked that Heaven must be as beautiful place as
Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
" BILLY McIORY'S BROTHER ARRESTED.

Michael McGlOry thirty five years 0d OF west
slxtecnlhst.. Is sustaining the repi'nt'on oi MS
brother Rilly McGlory. Last night Nora lieIhe"S'!
his sister lodged a complaint AZ the West twentieth
street Police Station that Michael lnf gone nome
drunk and In Gghiing condition.. and had NmANh'n
mrnlt,ire. On bcnS demonstrated with hc a''ai'''h
his aged mother. and his sister. Policeman N"E'
fielder Threatened to unrest Michael. but Michael s'ud
"a could not BE- locked up wh"rrupon the p"I''han
mid he would take McilOrv along II he had 10 t'N"
a corpse TO the station. Michael was arrested, ana
taken slve and VIII appear today IN the TomoS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
<rtBIFS IND HORSES BURNFp.

Long Branch july IA barge IRE occurred last
nlcht AT Monmouth Bcach destroying much properly.
, Are broke ont I'm the stab' belonging II ealleston
g. Wosrz hicvr.> 0f Nrw-Nors. and ttcn communal
,,t,d to m, sable belonging To the clubhouse and
r,or Theme, - the old clubhouse. Nh IA, barns
,crc totally DESTROYED with their contents, including
MIR l.eadlrstOm', private carriages Ia" contents Of
fn, old ,luhhou~. wore also DESTROYED seven horses
were burned to death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18

Hn6rON. WH) TEIrD To XIII 4 NAV. CAUGHT.
John Horton. commonly known aS Buck" living
IN Ferry .-i Long Island city. who, II IS alleged,
fractured tie skull Of John KerHgan. truckman
living ~ 80. ~ Vernon ave. on July .. was ar
rested , night at ThirysNh 81. anl First ave. this
civ by Dotccivc- Kelly and knvanGgh. After the
oss,u Horton made his rsra?" and WIS not heard
- urfu Yesterday. he VIII be ausllgucd In court
today Kcr1rgan IS SIN WING - the ront .: death
rd Inc doctor, entertain little or NJ hope OF his re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18

THE cOyDrrrON or GroRGE wIfuAN CnkIN.
george william Curtis restless dnrhe 'hf carry
mari Of saturday night. lie siept lite or none ''l
a o'clock, lie rested quietly. however nom thS'
hour until O'Clock yesterday mormhs ne wa
reported rs being more comfort'bie '"'e' J" NV We"
NM o,.o.. IN the temperature has hsd an unfavoi-
mi. ,psnence but IT is hoped that the iral enect Of
the cooler weather will be benehchl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
cAHrrrs E. cLAUSrx's FAMILY ~ KryAwlY

sharon Springs. y. T. July l7.-Caarles c. ClaIsen =
team became unmanagcabe while coming down Mn,n
4, with NJ. cariago and family this aftcrnoon. and
when directly IN front Of the Sharon House one hor'
kicked over the trace. The cCac!man could not con
troll thcm and he made the turn up iavioOs'. the
carriage Turned over. throwing out Mrs Clausn. her
daughter and SON. but they only slightly Injured.
MIR Cau-,.n is "A millionaire brewer Of New York and
brother Of IIetiry Clsuscn j.. the beer brewer tn"
.oarhuan received a -piaincd ankle ard slight con
IN -l,us OF III. body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
cIyyr) GOODS MAY BE HIGH THIS YEAR.

Baliimor', July II (speciaD.-The pack Of fruits
and vegetables In Maryland th. season will be far
below the average. Few OF the lsrg. packers Of
canned gods busy. and all Of them say that tie
production will be hight and prices much higher than
last year There is general shortage Of the peach.
apple and smalfruit crops throughout tho state. One
of the largest fruit packers In this city that net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
LJrD Dy + YACHTING TIN.

News has been received Of The death of Wyant Van
yaodt Of Nutlcy. y. j., who loft On a yachting Trip
week ago II. died suddenly nj BaiA Beach. l l..
nm saturday He about tldrty.nvc years old and
y.ss a member of phe old Van Zand family which
,vrci rl,e house the river above Nutlcy. known
,.,nrv IS the Rose Park Hotel and ROW the Bond
u.w lon.c. lie travelled Two ,casons with Frank
N.yO the actor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
THE PRESIDENT AT CAPE MAY P0INr

Cape May. ~ j.. July II (SpeciaD. President lilr'
rson passed his first sandny a, tn Cape NAV Polh'
cottage to-day quietly. This afternoon. In company
with General william J. sewe he called upon l.. l.
knight, tho Philadelphia sugar rehner. who Is al ut
his Cape May cottage General ana Mrs seven
afterward dined with the President at the cottage
This evening George W. Boyd and wife took tea with
tia PreslAent aud rAznainsA Anhns tA asaainE. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
RIG ChOW'D Al EIDOhiDJ.

II va, estimated that between 10000 and ..,Op)
people visited Eidorado yesterday The singing Of
SIS, Lily Coghan and Miss Rosa llndc and IN" cornc
paying OF Theodore Ilocl were received with especial
favor by the big audience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
eyo7. HIS SWEETHEART AND THEN HTMSrI +.

wilmington Del. July l1-.James McCo,key. Il
painter forty eight years old. became cnIngcd
.cu.c NJ the GOODNESS toward HIN of his sweetheart
Mabel Clearinghouse. twenty four year. old. and draw
g a revolver from bis pocket. he sent ball crashing
lruyl her neck ana then lodged four bullets In his
own head ... ,,....t,., =, ,i..,, III.
,..c,tLraft A., alive hut IN a critical condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18

more than 10000 cases OF peaches Will be packed
here this summer. whereas last year there were over
3UooO. Some OF the packers have large stocks OF
ne fruit on hand from last scason. upon which they
VIII reap q handsome profit Peas and tomatoes
seeln 10 have escaped the general failure. but even
their Prices are higher than usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
" IHRIED

pANZlGER SUndiy. July II. 1892. By
RV. Raphae. Benjamin, NJ A, Lena Lpield TO Joseph
DaIAgcr.
ANNY-CARR-On Thursday. July "a, by Rev H. A.
Leonard, r. Hermann Nanny 10 Amanda r. Carr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
poIitital Nclifes.

Artis,icaliy Painted Banners ard Portraits
a. HoJEI & GRAHAM's 81 csambcrs.st. mar B"av
Headsuw rtePs for political net banne traaspnP.
ence.. and campaign equipments se'd io' iiusI.~fs
n T. LEVY 4 CO.. n Wooster D.. New.yssk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18

How about the Prudence OF allowing n Cough TO
run on ra,ping the Pulmonary and Bronchial organs.
when that approved and speedy remedy DR.. ID Jaynes
Expectorant can be obtained from any ApothecTy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
-n,lrlMnRE GIN clL.n.s ANNrAL rouRxAMENr

BALTIMORE Gt'N CLUBS ANNUAL TOURNAMENT.
Baltimore. July 1.-THE Baltimore "nE CinbS
eighth annual shotgun tournament Will begin AT I0l-
chester Beach ~ morrow Tile club expects 10 shoot
30 600 Blue Rock pigeons during the thre days.
About 200 crack shots nom all part, Of the country
arrived today The shooting Will be on the rapid
squad system the traps being sprung BY electrical
appliances. The baltimore Gan cub has never been
defeated In leam shoot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18

Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with
full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
Religious Notices.

IF ANY MAN THIRST let him COME UNTO MA
and drink John vii. BIZ COME EMO Nj. ALL -
thss labor and bcsvy laden ai | WILL give you
rest Matt. XII. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18

President leaves here for Washington tomorrow at
30 u. III. The President may return next Satur'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18

stumbled OIL ABSORBS ANOTHER COMPAyT.
The New-Jersey oil Company has been purchased
by the Standard Oil Company.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-03-12
New Court Cases.

Estella b. Avery VS. Washington G.
Avery, divorce. Troup & Dunn.
Thomas j. Adams vs.. Thomas j.
Cn,macl, ct al.; on account. Tarlor n
Westenhnvcr.
Rodney Champion VS. Charles II.
Everett; on promissory note. q. L.
Thompson.
William Carman VS. Theodore kessler
ct III; co%novit. James, Taber n Bever-
stock.
William /. Borough VS. James {.
Benham. to quiet title. Taylor " Yves,
tenhaver.
George 3. Quigley VS. Isaac Nj. Tay-
lor, for money. James. Tabcr n Bever-
stock.
Susan st. Clair VS. the unknown heirs
OF George Augustine. (deccascdl. to
quiet title. Robert Dunn.
Gustavus =. Thompson vs. George
Laskey ct al., account. G. i. Thomp'
son.
John +. Davis VS. Mary A Davis, di'
vorce. james. Tabcr n Beverstock.
Buckeye Supply Co. vs. Egan, Walsh
x Co., ON account. james, Taber y
Bcverstock.
S. L. Turner VS. Henry Myers. appeal
james, Taber & BeverstUck.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-03-12
CON sU vi priUN CURED.

an old physician. retired from prnctice, hav
ing hail placed In his hands by AN East IEdia
yeDedy for the speedy and permanent cure Of
Consumption. bronchitis, cntarrh, Asthma and
Ill throat and Lung Affections also Il positive
Nervous Complaints after having tested its
wonderful curative powers IN thousands OF
eases. has felt II his duty to make II known to
His suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
snd a desire 10 relieve human suffering, ! will
send free OF charge. TO all who desire IT, this
1ecipe, In German, French or English, with full
DIRECTIONS for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp. nnming ths
paper. W. a. MOVES, $40 Powers Block
Rochester, ~. y. 5vzz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-03-12
prOlinsn Mnttcra.

John w. Taylor, guardian OF Etts,
Ira, John and Clinton Taylor, files nc.
count.
Cathminc CRANES, guardian of Geo.
CRANES, request to be released as
surety on bond.
Catharine A. England, ndministr itor
of estate of Levi n. E"g'und, motion
to renew udlninistrat,iX.
Bertha Hnrtsing, inquest Of lunacy:
affidavit filed. Ordered sent to the
asylum. 4
T. NJ Sholcs aud A ] Mauntlc, eX-
ccutors of estnto of Alva Sholes, files
inventory and appraisement.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-03-12
Transfers.

E& T. Brown to James Roe, 40 acres,
Milton, 81, 500.
CO Allen to Henry Roth, lot, Bowl
ing Green, Sl.00.
IL nj Black to III G. Schcller, lot,
Bowling Green, 5000.
Josiah j Baird to Dewey Stave Co.,
lot, Bairdstown, $l,00.
Alexander McAlillen to l. NJ Zim-
merman. 30 acres, Center. 81, 400.
Sheriff of Wood Co. to Frank Snyder,
lot, North Baltimore, $1,000.
William 5 Troup to David Shanks,
40 acres, Webster, S3,400.
Frank Fchelbergcr to John w. Small
ley, lot, Jerry City, $3.50.
ID Il Child to N Bedell, lot, North
Baltimore, $50.
Martha Warner to A + Basey, II
acres. Montgomery, $500.
Toledo and Delaware Gas and Oil
Co. to Ohio Oil Co., 30 acres, Henry
twp, ST..
Ezra S Dodd to Ohio Oil Co., 100
acres. Ross. 81 100.
Sheriff Wood county to Geo. H.
Baker, lot, Rising Suu, 1923.
Ii FL Eitshugh et al. to james II.
Bawky, 40 acres, Middleton twp, $40.
Albert l. Pfau to Carrie l. Pau, lot,
North Baltimore, $500,
Lewis Williamson to T. Townsend,
lot. Bowling, 800.
T. S Townsend to L Williamson.
4th acre; Middleton twp. $iO0.
Alfred Thurstin to Samuel Ross, lot,
Bowling Green, $3.50.
Florence Sly to w II Kesler, lot,
Weston, $40.
Henry Gnoll to Alex Beard, ! acre,
Montgomery, $50.
Lena l. Stahl to Michael Stahl, lot,
Rising Sun, 81, 800.
B + Spelker to Alex Beard, acre,
y. S. reserve. $50.
Palmer Oil & Gas Co. to M ] Walsh,
lot, Cygnet, $l25.
jC Ii Elder to l. c Cole, lot, Bowl
ing Green, $500.
Rawson Crocker to Edward Snyder,
lot, Bradner, Sl25.
Cantwel Lihman to G w Wagner,
23 acres, Troy, 81, 800.
M NJ Fowler to ID. Simmons, .ot,
Bradner. 81 HOO.
ID Simmons to Annie ID Fowler, lot,
Bradner, 81, 400.
M q Deter tC Ella Knight, lot, North
Baltimore, 81 ,325.
Louis Martin to G j Wooley, lot,
Cygnet, $3.50.
Caharine Keppler to G w Wagoner.
! acre, road tract, $400.
Robert Thompson to Rosetta Thomp-
son, 20 acres, Jackson. 5000.
Aaron B. Leopold to David a. Hay
lor, lot, Bowling Green, 81 800.