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Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-31
FOrty.seven i'm one Month

In the way Of marriage licenses Bun.
come county beat the record during the
month of December just closing. Up to
noon today there had been issued from
Register Mackey's Office license to wed
to forty-seven couples. Of these thirty
tive were white and twelve colored. The
largest number Of licenses issued in one
day was seven.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-31
Y.M. c. A. New Year's service.

The New Years service at the associa.
tion tomorrow at 4:3O p. m. promises to
be interesting. The program will be as
follows: 4:30 to 4:5O o'clock, song ser
vice; 4:50 to $40 o'clock, address,
Hitherto hath the Lord helped us,''
Rev. Tno. c. Troy; $40 to SOS o'clock,
address, "My expectation is from Him.
Fitch Taylor; SOS to $50 o'clock, clos
ing exercises. All men invited.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-31
THEY ESCAPED.
United states NIarshals Get Ava,
From Rey0lutiOnists.

From Rey0luti0nists.
LAREDO, Tex, Dec. 31.-A telegram
has been received at military headquar.
ters in this city stating that Guerrero
and Benatides. the United States mar.
shals captured last Friday bv the ban.
dts, escaped, and that Guerrero had ar.
rived at Aquilares, on the Texas Mexican
railway. and that the other one was
making his way toward Laredo. They
got separated after escaping, and each
one put out for himself.
Three companies of United States cav
airy have left Laredo for the lower
country, and Company G., 23rd infantry,
will soon leave for New Laredo, some
twenty miles from Garriso.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-31
"SwXPED" A PURSE.
And in this Way a Pair of COlOred
BOy 0 Get into Trouble.

Yesterday Bob Lytle, who works at
Stikeleatber & Fosters stable on Col
lege street, dropped his pocketbook, con.
tanning Sc check and So in cash.
Henry Miller and Arthur Baxter, colored
boys, saw Lytle drop the purse, grabbed
it and ran. Last night they were ar.
rested by Patrolman Collins and the
purse and contents recovered. This
morning they had hearing before Jus.
tice Israel. Miller was released on $50
bond. while Baxter was sent up in de.
fault of bond,
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-31
Has NO Candidate,

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Mr. Cleveland
was seen at his house yesterday. while
opposed to Mr.. Murphy" he said, 81 am
not in favor of any one. 1t is too early
vet"
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-31
BIG REAI. ESTATE DEAL.
A Half Interest in FlNy Acres Sold
For $4,000,

n H"HE NHVIEGBVHM IN FHItY ACEGB BO1sI
For 100000.
JIM. Campbell, State Senator-elect,
stopped preparation for his trip to Ra-
leigh long enough to close a big deal in
real estate yesterday
The sale was made to John B. Bostic
of Asheville and consisted of one. half
interest in Mr.. Campbell's farm known
as the "Brevard place." near Biltmore,
on the Henderson road. The farm en-
braces fifty acres ofland. The price paid
by Mr.. Bostic was $4,000,
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-31
BIG BARGAINS FOR CHRISTMAS

BIG BARGAINS FOR CHRISTMAS
We ask our many customers
to see our Csc, SOC. and 81
Xmas Bargain Tables before
buying your presents, Many
things on them worth dou.
BILE tho money. We still have
many pretty dolls. Will al
low you Is per cent. off
above one dollar purchases.
This with our low prices will
make them very cheap. A
Merry Xmas to all.
THRASH'S CRYSTAL PALACE.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-31

Several Names mentioned" for
This ana That Position, Hut
very Little That IL at All Ger
taln-neD DartRn
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Austrian war.hip at San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, April 23.-The Austrian
corvette Fasana reached San Francisco
this morning. She flies the admiral's flag,
although she is the only ship of her ma
tionality in the Pacific waters. The
Fasana is also the first Austrian man-of-
war that has touched at this port in seven
teen years. She came here from VAL
paraiso direct, the voyage occupying sixty
three days. While here she will coal and
refit, and then return to Austria via Homo
lulu and Japan. Prior to the arrival of
the Fasana it was reported that she had
been searching for Archduke John,
brother of Emperor Francis Joseph,
of Austria. who, under the name of
John Orth, left Auckland, New Zealand,
in German sailing ship about two years
ago for Valparaiso. He had with him
a woman of much personal beauty, who
he said was his wife. The story as told
by himself was to the effect that he had
left his fatherland because he was not al
lowed to marry the woman of his choice.
From Valparaiso also came news that
Orth had been drowned in the harbor
about twelve months before. When
spoken to about the matter the officers on
the Fasana said their vessel had not been
looking for the missing archduke. The
corvette Donau was the vessel employed
in the search, but she returned to Trieste
seven months ago. as it had been proved
beyond peradventure that John Orth was
dead.
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Victoria News.

VICTORIA, April 23.-This afternoon the
lieutenant governor delivered the address
proroguing parliament. He referred to
the measures passed at this session, espeoi-
ally those to develop the deep sea fisheries
and consolidate the public debt. Kennedy
brothers, whose appeal on habeas corpus
had been argued all morning before Justice
Drake, were at once released from custody.
The attorney general stated before the
court that it was his intention to submit
the case to the supreme court, under the
supreme court reference act, to determine
whether the legislature had power to COM
INIT for contempt. The Trades and Labor
Council last night passed a resolution con-
demning the action of the house in regard
to the Kennedy brothers as an interference
with the liberty of the press.
Collector Milne has received notice from
the colonial Office at London that the Ber-
ing sea convention has been confirmed,
and he is directed to make public the con-
tinuation of last years modus vivendi.
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY TREAst RER'S MOTT E-THE Fol-
~ lowing city warrants viii be paid upon presenta-
warrants will cease at the expiration Of fifteen
days from the first publication OF this notice:
Drexel avenue. ordinance 1,472, Nos l.S44 and
olive street. ordinance l,4,o, Nos. ss5 to 1882
.souh Fourteenth street. ordinance 1878 Nos
49, and 1871.
Terrace street, ordinance. 1889. Nos. sos and
Hyde street, ordinance l,4ss No. 500
Wal street ordinance l.5l9, No. 2,063.
Mitchell street, ordinance 1905, Nos. ], It's to
LADS inclusive.
PAIN street, ordinance 1858. No. 2,4s4
Fifth and Republican streets, ordinance 1878,
Nos. 2475 to 25lo inclusive.
Fourth and Harrison streets. ordinance 1877.
Third street. ordinance 1853. Nos. a.454 to
2bU2 inclusive.
South Tenth street, ordinance !, BIT, No. SIS.
Washington street. ordinance 1853. No. 23s
South third street, ordinance 339, No 566.
ka s No. Is and ST.
Washington treet, ordinance ass No. 435.
f S1st street, Ss ana 0'
Alder street. ordinance ,565. No. 1928
gainier street oranancs I;ssa; No I;ool.
ADoLPH KRUG, City Treasurer.
Date OF first publication. April 20, 1891
GALE OF SALARY FUND WARRANTS
~ Under and by virtue Of ordinance No. 1925
sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned
city comptroller. city treasurer aud city clerk for
the purchase Of sufficient number of salary fund
10000. more less to pay the day labo-ers, po-
ncemen, fremen and all employees OF the city re-
ceiving a salary not to exceed $500 per month in
cash for their services.
Tenders vii be received and considered for the
whole or any part OF said amount Said tenders
must be died before Monday. May 2.
1892 at O'Clock p. m, the successful bid
DER TO receive snid warrant or warrants and pay
Tor the same about saturday, May Z, 1894
The right is hereby reserved to reject any and all
bids &. w. FERRIS, Comptroller.
ADOLPH kRUG. Treasurer.
GEoRGEJ ]. SLOVENIAN, city Clerk
Date OF arst publication. April 10. 1892
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C.lifornIn.. paiIv Far,hou.ke.

SACRAMENTO. April 2S.-There were three
earthquake shocks here last night between
IL O'Clock and sunrise this morning.
WINTERS, April 2S.-There have been
three earthquake shocks here since .
o'clock this morning. No damage re-
suited.
VAoAvILLE, April GA large number
of people here are living in tents. A
month will elapse before the town resumes
its normal annenrance.
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PORTLAND. April Z3.-[Special. For
many years John P. Farmer re-
sided in Portland, and he will bs
remembered by many old residents.
News has been received of his
death at Swampscott, Mass, where he had
been living for some time past with his
son. Deceased came to the Pacific coast
on the ship Hannibal in 1s49. For
years he made his home in Yreka, Cal.
He died at the advanced age Of 81 years.
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Nordhon & Co.'S, Front and Cedar, put on sale
genuine Anderson scotch glngham at % cents q
yard. Shrexd buyers will take note of this.
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COUNTY NOTICES.


COUNTY TREAsURER'S NoTICE-THE
" treasurer OF King county. Washington will
pay on presentation on and after April 20, 1892,
warrants drawn on the genera fund OF school
districts Nos. Is, IL lS. 20, %, ST. SO, As 81, 90,
% TO- IL "a, H. So 81, IS, 81. 81, 81. 93and l0+;
And district No up TO and including warran mt
Ne l25:
And district No up to and including warrant
No. l6.
And district No 81 up to and including warrant
Nc %:
And district No 50. warrants presented on June
"a and 70 and not paid for want of funds;
And district No. 30 up TO and including warrant
No .l2.
Also all warrants drawn the srecial fund Of
school districts Nos 81. 81, 81. 81. SO, 40 and 9S;
And district No. 80. warrants presented on Au-
gust IS, Is - and September 10;
And district No 76 warrants Nos Q, 10 and IL;
Provided, all of such warrants have been hereto
Fore presented at the treasurer's Office and in
oersed not paid for want of funds.
no Interest Will be paid ON such warrants amer
April Is, 1891 BYRON PHELPS.
County Treasurer
COUNTY TREASuRER'S NoTlCE-THE
~ county treasurer OF King county Washington,
MI pay on presentation and after April 20
1857, all outstaadi warrants drawn on the
onhtg fund Of said county up TO and including the
asi warrant issued. viz; Warrant No i2,I1S
es.ed Apsil Ia. lrS2.
Also all outstanding warrants drawn the
" 10 and including warrant No. 24l0. dated
February 10, 1892,
No interest will be paid on such warrants amer
Apyn 20, 1892 BYRON PHELPS
. County Treasurer.
Seattle Wash. Ap-il II. 1885,.
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Fairhaven Sue. Parker's Bond.ms..

WHATcoM, April 23.-lspecial. THE city
of Fsi rhaven has brought suit against w.
G. Parker. the defaulting city marshal, and
his bondsmen, J. +. Wardner, G. w. Wald-
ron, G. w. Francis, DIR. Huntoon, F. RI.
Anderson and c. H. Allerton, for 81, 800.
The mount Of Parker's defalcations was
about $4,000, and this suit is one Of q
number that will be commenced.
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Infanta' cashmere long cloaks, embroidered,
for 81 Infants cashmere short coats, en-
broidsred, for 80. Latour.
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New Interpretations.

OLYMPIA, April 23.-[Special.] ARTICLES
were filed by the following corporations in
the Office of the secretary of state during
the past week:
Alliance Implement Company. of Spokane;
capital, 100000.
Mechanics Building and Contracting Com.
pany, of snohomish: capital, $4,000.
New West Engraving Company, Of Tacoma;
capital, 5000.
Everett Mosaic Tile Company. of Everett;
Frankfort Publishing Company, of Frankie IT;
capital, 10000
Horton Company, Of Tacoma: capital, SIS, 900.
National Mortgage and Investment Company,
OF Spokane; capital, $25o,000.
Industrial Mil Company, Of Everett: capital,
$4,000
Phs Methodist Episcopal church, Of Centralis.
Light Guard Band, OF Palouse City: capital,
$500.
Lansdale. Hendrickson q Co.. OF Olympia;
capital, $500
Yakima, Natcbez & Eastern Railway Com
pany. of North Yakima; object, to build line
OF railway from North YAKIMA TO Goldendale
and other lines in Yakima and Klickitat
counties: capital, 100000.
Pend d'Oreille Milling and Mining Company,
of spokane; capital, s., 100000.
Silverdae Cooperative improvement Associa-
ton, OF Silverdale, ktsap county; capital, 5000.
Pennsylvania Mining and improvement Com
pany. of Everett; capital, $4,000.
Amended articles were filed by the West
ern Consolidated Mining Company, of
Spokane, and the Columbla-American
Mining Company, of Spokane.
One foreign corporation filed its articles,
the Bernheim-A lisky Company, of Port
land, and named George de Steiguer, Of
Seattle, as its agent, upon whom legal
service may be made.
Hood Canal News.
HoopsroRr. April 23.-ISpeciaL l-R. c.
Porter and Mr.. Noble. two Seattle gentle
men, representing the Kirkland Iron
Works, arrived in town on Wednesdays
steamer and went out to the Cushman
mines on the stage on Thursday. Mr.
Noble upon being intervie wed by the Posr-
INTELLIGENCE correspondent, said: We
have been in search OF brown hematite
iron ore to use in combination with the
Denny ore in the manufacture of steel A
high grade of the ore undoubtedly exists
above the lake. and If we ind a sufficient
quantity we will have q railroad built to
Lake Cushman within the year"
The Mason avenue bridge was finished
on Friday. The stringers and caps are of
white pine cut in the immediate vicinity
of Hoodsport.
James Readman, jr., has commenced
making regular trips to Lake Cushman
with his stage.
UNION CRY. April 23.-fspecial. w. A.
Whitney has sold the Occidental hotel to
Hauptley & Setter. Mr.. John McReayy
has purchased the grocery stock of Phil
liDs 4 Green and will NOVA IL inta the
Hauptley-Setzer building.
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Judge to succeed oieos,

CHICAGO. April 23.-Tomorrow delegates
from various theosophical societies of the
United States will meet in annual conven-
ton at the Palmer house. Colonel Olcott
having rendered his resignation as presl-
dent the convention will elect successor
probably in the person of William Judgs
general secretary and 0lcott's conferres.
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HALL PAPER AND SIGNS.
ping UP 500 FOR SIGNS, PAPER HANG
~ ing. kalson lining. Harris & Gieenus Second
and Union.
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noBERT G. wESTERMAN, HEAVY FogG-
n ing and genera blacksmthing, machine shin
steamboat building and work: hre-escapes aud
nand-pipes made and put on buildings: we'll boring
Tools bridges OF all kinds; call for plans and estf-
needed In the state. Shop on West street, between
Ysslef avenue and Columbia street. O Box
III, Seattle, Wash.
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T. ANTHoNY'S BIyDERY, BLANK BOOK
manufacturers Washington street, corner
Commercial, rooms and 2 Terry block, Seattle,
Wash.
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TOR REST-TYPEwRITERs; ALL KINDS.
IL n. Burpee, General Agent. 1872 Pioneer
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Auerbach Pauline. to Ma lIesfog. soth-st PARK
ave- years, $4,000. >. o,,... c,-,.- c,o,,d
rnder wst.r : ! s7thst II Il X X co. year, t-DVDO.
Hiown James and wife. u the bradley snd 'uiH's 20
dtd 9st..t Am,rLua'a' pIcE so., nut Co.
trustee n cor MotLaNe aud tin'st les!s s,y0.v.
Card Marg retnl and husband TO M s'.'u'hS i'@lA
for saving, y \, .0tI--t, West Ena"e' 9''f''
DWerssy' ASm and wife Luclus smith. trustee.
hei hHyes fY19 o. Nm Kns,lsnd, trustee. No 1871
Rld.e,st and 1900 I'd ave. years. nofts -, 700,
lGsth.st " AvstcTianisve, year,, e"9oo 49,.
Huse, Lofin B 70 Rob r, Dica. IS J-ne-'t' year
Hcean Patrick to Conrad se.a Z a. l2s'h't
o Cth-sye, moiteagcs, . years. 90 700. -.,s.,
Judson, Chas %, emu WI, - I""sVn' '''"'''
Jsnnett 1ho. 70 The tmgrant Industrial SA'lig'
Rank" 5th.ayc' n " cor I0th-,t, year, $1,000. ..
st " ita-aNc yor,, @Ii,oJp. -. ,.,.,..,- -
s Y..,. a"s !. GO % I-''' s'e''hand'' l.
ka,s '4e and s s.ns. SIS oeS
Levy, Natan. TO ny StHu's o1''s'' i''a'''
'MiiIcr' sc,sla. " Title Guarantee TTg.t Go. ="
corner Eirabsth and ls7th It,. yodts. 500. ,,,
McKlnay Duncan. 70 Jno tnnaac ''u'' "'-'
No, Gan VIM 20 Titlc uaran'.c Trust Go. 1870 West
God st > mo ieagcs, ! year. $1,000. 400 m
200 9 sm ,i'G 5sn.a,c ~ i year. s. 600
Prodger.. Caroline. 70 Ma'> CLERK 5-o LAST i-''hN
iEsii,y. I,lr t. Franklin savings Bank Si5 we''
Rogers. IA l. to Charlie, Read. ; il"h's, W
Sheridan. Tho. ! ond another Jacob Bookman. :
IO3ds st. d lou ave. yeat $1,000 Al, ZOO
same. to some. sane property, year, tp<boo ,
slmpson. MARY, to Henry x Murray cor College
ave wsn ' Mich to Wlcinc- II Zlecel Lewis
''' Young Jconnct,c 10 Harmon W Henincks $50 Yves;
iSCths' Fett ct al to FGwnrd shepard and
another e sth.avc, ~ iist-.t year., s8ooooO.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT The EXCHANGE.

GUINNESS Al 1llE EACIfANOE-
The Exchange well attended yesterday, but inc
bidding showed weakness, and much of the property
offered withdrawn. James l.. Wells offered
number OF lots In Bnggs,ayc. adjoining Mapleave
Tho brought $500, and the adjoining lots from
s4GO up 10 800 each for interior lots After various
other lots had been struck down. the rest 0l the
estate was withdrawn. Richard VI. Montgomery had
a satisfactory sale OF No. 81 East Twenty hrsst.
fve-stofy English basement private dwelling on a
lot II "a. The bidding ran from el4Ooo up 70
s2l 200. J. Watts De Peyster was Tue buyer me
same auconcer offered No. 30 East Twenty hfst-st,
which was bid in ut sl5, 800. Il. Y. llarnet oncrei
three lots In Brafhurstave. The biddng ran iroiH
II 200 up 10 81 900 each. Patrick Fox was the
buyer. - , zoo
The same auconcer offered Nos. 1O4 ana ,on
Grcenwch-st., two-and one halfsOry and attic DriSR
dwellings on full lots. Adler & Hermann were '"e
buyers for $4,000 each. l.. ..
John +. u. Smyth offered three vacant lois III -,
Nicholas Place. They sold for $3.50 each TO VII MI
lam Sperb jr. Jere. Johnson. IT.. sold various iol'
at Lawrence Eeach. They brought In the nelghbpr
hood OF 800 each. The long pending question rs 10
the legal safes yesterday settled 10y an Orler OF
the supreme superior and Comm'n Pleas transferring
the sales u No Ill Broadway. The following
anctonecrs have rencycd their stands in the Liberty
st. organization Adrian II. Muller Il SON X: "
Iiarnctt Blcecker & son. f. II. Ludlow. John f. H.
smyth Smyth A. Ryan. Jere. Johnson. )r. ana Thomas
,tcarns, etc, etc. All the stands are occupied
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financial mect,nQs.
OFFICE OF THE EDISON ELECTRIC
ILLUMINATING COMPANY OF NETWORK,

OFFICE OF THE EDISON ELECTRIC
ILLUMINATING COMPANY OF NETWORK.
Nos; 52s AND 9sl PEARL-sT..
NEW-iORK CITY. April Is. 1892.
SPECIAL MEETING of the stockholders Of THE
EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COMPANY OF
NEw.YoRK has been called. to be held at the Office Of
the Company. above. ct the
THIRTY FIRST DAY OF MAY 1892
to take action upon proposition increase CAPITAL
Stock OF the Company from 81, 50O,O0O consisting Of
4 900 Of 800 each, s6 500 600 consisting
shares Of 500 each for the Of extending
the present business OF the Company.
For purpose OF such meeting the transfer books
of this Company will be closed from SATURDAY. the
SEVENTH DAY OF NAY 1892. to WEDNESDAY. the
FIRST DAY OF JUNE 1892 both dates inclusive.
SPENCER TRAsK.
II. Il. BOWKER.
A. "A. II. BOISSEVAIN.
c. IL. COSTER. majority Oh
L. X. JOHNSON. the Board OF
n n Mills Directors.
GEO. FOSTER PEABODY,
+. S. SMITHERS,
OFFICE OF THE
EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COMPANY OF
NETWORK.
NOS. $50 AND 531 PEARL.sT.,
NETWORK. CITY. April rs. 1892
SPECIAL MEETING of the stockholders of THE
EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COMPANY OF
NEW-1 ORh Las been be held the once OF
Company. above. at Il. NJ. On the
THIRTY.FIRsT DAY OF MAY 1892
take action proposition authorize the Issue
81 900 900 additional bonds under the
provisions Of this Company's Mortgage Trust
snd the Supplement thereto dated March a. 1890.
the Central Trust ConIsny Of New.York. as Trustee
also upon matters csnreccd with extension
the Company's business.
For the purpose Of such meeting the transfer books OF
this Company vii! be closed from SATURDAY. the
SEVENTH DAY OF MAY 1892. TO WEDNESDAY, the
FIRST DAY OF JUNE. 1892. both dates inclusive.
SPENCER TRASH.
r. Il. BOWKER.
A A. ii. B0ISSEVAIN. A majority Of
c. II. COSTEG. the Board Of
l.. ii. JOHNSON. Directors.
D. o. MILLS.
GEO. FOSTER PEABODY,
i. s. SMITHERS.
NEwYoRK. May lsth 1892.
IT HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stOckhold,
l. Of the Stanley Bradley Publishing Company VIII
be held at Noe and East 16th-st., Monday. June
18th. 1882. at II o'clock. noon. w. V. L. BRADLEY.
SECRETARY.
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o,.o =, Ncwyork County Of NewYork, S.: .
S,aN ~ ~ ,ZKO Cashier Of the above named bank, 90
ii sesr that the above statement is true 70 The
best OF my h"o"''N~ II. II. MARIO Cashier
Subscribed aid sworn to before NE 'h'' 2Sa cay OIL
May, 1882. o,,,rrv VAN ZANDT Notary Public
iW2hN kSrNNiRIfiEh .' Directors.
ERNFST WERNER,
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rrcoRpED REAL ESTATE TrANsFERs-N. Y. CITY


Moron,t Nos - and 40 "eofPe oif ~ al - $4,000
south 1n';aNr N"S 10 ~ 70 i top - $1,000
Lcwisst, ccin'r GthSt. 2OiNlrrg "l''' q ,cn
and wife "a Michl"l Wolu"ch WV
Lot az Maui "D,s.' ~ ~ ns Wei and mo 5000
s9ds = $ S'21 IT. ''e st Milan Morgan 20 900
9ltl,.st n : 9j Il q Cth-evc 2oNoS.0i Mary cum
mings ct al 10 Philip g luh,It..-.-. ~. .,
Hcnry.st. no III Maurice Levy "'u "''' 90 600
75th.st n s. 400 It W Columbussye, 1o9NiOE2
oliver NJ Arkenburqh ct al 10 Ezra j NrS"' I
l30th;st 20 40 15, Mest i Gnos.isv 16 500
Msnha,tan;aye 80 NsrJ.,c T. rechmaS 1910
COlcgcaNe. GoNlVV' injury .oo
q Murray and wife Mary simpson -. -''V'
Madson-st. No 1874 RacnF'l MOONS 10 'o""' 4, 90
We'll and anoth.r "a. . iIio,,,. W
IeTer.onst No %; Aor'han ''o'''''t .' ~ $500
oath st n 3 1884 II . IOthavc, 90 1Oyose; james
c Schaener TO WilheimIna Scha1f'sr :, lid.
THAI corner o5 ienst' ''No' jon" = CO go
C,recne.st No 1877 Henry Mrinhard ana VII" 10
aac Mcinhard ...... ~, %. 80. ~, W
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70 Nathan Levy '-'''-''''''
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Couartnersbip Notifes.

,,,IIr TIpU of FARMER, LITTLE d COM
llE i ii.n ~, ~ div been dissolved by mutual
IL, Mes.r. a D. FARMER son having acquire ,ee
the Interests OIL bopired TO nqudote the aias OF the
firm. a., ,o,h 1902.
Sow.Yolk, May i''" A.. ID. FARMER,
ANDREW LITTLE.
JNO BENTLEY
w W. FARMER.
e change in the will eause no n,sa on 40 40
the business 3i t a., name OF 4. D. FARMER son
uss ,oereased attention to the sequreme o. our Gus
ow,t, also take the opportunity to tnshn our onsdcnty
for their past favor. eon y, mcp,t W
.xucct and viz cndcavor 10 ihci''
'Ncw-York. May 10TH io'-' A. H. FARMER.
W. W. FARMER.