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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

Honten's adsetisas bad sustained TIE
erder q the eourt IL thas cass vas
pursly 81 psrfs, o. snnrsly oatsids Of
ths e.~~. fhs newspapers Which had
40 hssa troaskt in.o the i1sisdietion
q The eourt " any process q Las
knoxn - the federal ststatss we're
1ndsr nc greater ohiisatloa 20 ohey The
mandats than tbsy would DO ~ obey an
oFtsr direeties thea b pay each pro
rata shaFs u tbs expenses u the trial
Possibly disobedienee would have
made tks Baston newspapers amenable
b charge o. coatsmpt u court; bat
ssen that would DO more pfaissworthy
than their trucking Differences 10 an
smDty dserss shich could rot be en-
forced on il merits in any court ia this
coantry. IL - fortunate Tor the dignity
u that Judge that hs does not rssisie In
any u the cities Of tie xe-l His order
would not only have bsea disobeyed.
bat be would have been made % ridicu-
lous Ia the eyes Of the pubic thai he
would nsver again attempt To birdie the
rreea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
HILL ON THE STUMP
Outlines . Tariff BM and Dubs
SenstoisI Courtesy.
mnoalrlts SHOULD GOVERN


Bnooxrsx. Oct 2-The dsnocr1is Ct
kiags county tonight began tAsir can.
p1lsn sifk an inmsnse sn@s rneetinz IN
he aarasmy u rsusle. sssstor iiill On
beis< lntTotened s4id the forsnosf
sDoas The great encstionk psssel uron
- the isei national election. sss the
i-s1e ~ revision Il the terid While
oiscislsning al authority - SPEAK for
the commitiee on ways End me9n<,
which u uow rngsaed In The rreparsflon
II . bali. he could safely anticipate sons
of its general Features First a al. IL
would he revenue ball for the pnrpoes
of raising the needed funds for
govcrnmentd purpo-eA Has mater.
ials vii he placed upon the free
let The nocsssarles u life sill
be Substantially free. Boantie@ and
subsidies will find little favor.
The democrat house fulfilled public en-
pecfation by promptly passing the re-
peal measure. but be regretted 20 eay
that the repeal bill has not passed the
senate. HE believed a clear majority
made up II both democrats and rcpob-
hcans are In favor u the uncondifionsl
and spoedy passage % the bill SPEAK
ing II senatorial courtesy" be hcsltaied
not 70 say that he Vas Dot profoundly
Impressed with respect for the traditions
o. the senate. Most % them ought g.
be abolished he believed that i vas
the duty q the majority 10 no longer
submit 90 the dicfAfion 81 the minority
and he undertook last week %
provide remedy. Speaking Tor himself
alone he declined % consider any con-
promise OF any condition which EN-
braces iess than unconditional repeal
until IL is srcertained that majority q
the senate Is unwilling 20 change lie
rules The responsibility for the fail
ure. II II shall occur. 70 pass the repeal
bill proper must rest upon both parties
He closed with IN eulogy upon the al
ministration, stating that President
Cleveland viii have the earnest support
81 the democracy q New YORK Ia carry
ing out democrat principles After the
meeting Senator Hin left FOR Wash
lngton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
srAIE PREss coMnfhI-

One OF the things that 60 10 show the
money panic OF the past summer was
simply the result Of the efforts Of the
bankers and brokers CT Wall street 10
force the silver question 20 the wall Tor
the purpose Of squeezing profit out Of
the people. In the fact that all through
the hard times mono Of the nocessaries II
life were increased in prica- Eaton Rap
ids Herald
The Michigan Central road was fined
800 by the government the other day
for not delivering the mails promptly on
time. The line was trying 10 do its
business with an insufficient force. IL
would bankrupt the road II II was fined
every time the mails were late at Eaton
Rapids-Eaton Rapids Journal.
The time may come whep every can
didats for congress will be required 20
pass civil service examination 10 test
his physical ability 20 endure contin.
uous sessions and force vote on pend
ing measures Patriot
Between wrecks on land and sea the
man who gets through this worlds fair
year alive will have reason 10 consider
himself as lucky.-Saginaw Courier
Herald.
The proposed union between the bap-
fists and free viii baptists OF Michigan
may be a step towards the millennium
Muskegon News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

Nrs. Anas y Var Houtsn sued An
81 Norse. a prominent ansi rsrstahle
ess,ssn u no~tou. fag breach a. promises.
she u ~ years oid snd he 80 Ma
Van Hcasen had beer divorcesi frou
her srrwes hastaui. wbo Ess member
e the state seuats ~ Wsshinx;an.
eaeh had Sled sensational charges
sEsirss ~ ether. bat tbe charz-= v.rs
30 pro-~d ~ the saif for divurs The
iodz~. howeFer granted riivorrs This
svisieuce ~ brought NJ in TIE snif
ssair~t Mr. Norae far tr-seh 81 proia.
ise. ~ The defeues IL wss vesr seess-
t.onai reading snd Judy, Barker q ~
Ms-sscbusetss supreme court ordered
ias newspsrers ~ tcatsn aar - prias
tas tesuucny unfi fhs coasin.ioa =
- ira 4 aotice b ta. se.~t Vas
-~rv~d IN rsch Psper ard the or,ies vAs
eh~se.l Affey ths cass had Fsns =. the
iary. jadxe Barker r~stsr-8 - ne
s-sspa7ers fbs sht e. priat the test.
sscuv. rhirh fAsy 3i3. aitltoaxh tss
ss~s vs. fres oue b. seven aay- ola
The ipry tsund versiics for So - -
tae sstent q tA- dsnsss tAat Ma VA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
MA. White Ex1.f.ArxS

EDffos 90 THK HERAIp-I read With
q good deal q interest your amusing re-
port q the conference ~ democrats held
At the rooms of the lezIersou club on
Saturday night Whse IL 10 considered
that your report Of the proceedings vac
obtained in the face q the rno<t sp-
parently unsurmountsble difficulties. /
am frank TO confess it h = pretty good
one. In reference 60 myself. however.
wish 90 state that aside from the state
ment that Mr.. Richardsos has proui sed
his support 90 Mr.. Carroll Cor po1tmaster
upon the demand % Mr.. Turner, I did
not give utferance 70 the remarks at
tribated 90 me In your report 1 did not
refer 20 my political record nor make
any demands for consideration on ac-
count Of IT, Yours truly.
A a. WHrrF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

drcn. Farther fhe article soes ca @
stale thai great wrong las been done.
Sox THIS . pot VERY good Erhecfien 10
east On the ladies and Ensn whn acre
suhpoensed On the cas-. and tasfitle<i %
the bssl q their knexiezzs In regard 10
the eondIsisn Il stsirs and fhesr people
we're - gcca esllzaas - there are u The
village; tberefore the srong u 90 ne
olhar side. 80 % SPEAK. and i considered
80 10 the psopis ~ The village. and not
the country people. who know very liftie
Il the case The coarss pursued sssns
% saver q the cruelty a sAs DARK Ares
rather than tbs boazted ussilizafloa u
our great American repsblic,~ Very
nice strain. bat sosae q tkess
are the suthefs near nsiShbor.
The party Who h circulating The ped
ton and Is probably the ins:ig4tor runs
what ls called Holins~s school or a
school for chiidren xho have no parents
OF 40 way Of giving them an edaeafion
az caring for neu- AZ . citizen | would
like ~ AJAX Why dad she not take TIE
Howard childrsn and adopt them or
even ODER 90 newt She sfill has The
privilege 10 do "a; but no. they masf zp.
peal the case and sake The county noFs
costA A cffixEs AssD SrssckiEEk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

Dt-T7nx. Mich. Ort ~ lsll
EptToR oF THE HTitALp--Ia pour "a.
Ter - Sunday. October - noticed 90
article pleading for the Howard chill
dfsn and stating that the petition that
hss been gotten up in their behalf vas
signes3 ty more than seventy persona !
rot vish h contradict that statement,
bot DO say there are few, and possibly
none q the citizens % their village y DO
signed a. aud il there are any. they are
in The church 10 which ArA Howard
claims 90 ~ member, and - not
fof her pastor informed certain
iady. who asked - and ouf. hcfcge sbe
vent 70 arand Rapifls A. = witness on
the case. She as imiormei that She
Mrs Howard pss not member a TIE
church on account a her pot bsssg
uoTthy Iso thirds a the number GA
the petition are farmers End parties iiv.
ing from ons 20 thT~s BAies iron here
sd have net seen The eanssIti0n - sbs
chsl6ren sas kno~ rofhing IN regard 10
them. - Do TIE citisens - iba viiia0e.
The party who srsiis TIE wtscie ] rsfsf
70 hss ben sxfF fr0m tbs pace
faT most two Fesrs snd f8sf
moved here es the csze against
sh4 chiidres esne np ard knovs
vcsy little a sts ,knditisss q the chii-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
WILL TAKE A TRlP
Aldermen to Attend the Reunion
Of American Cites
ON IT'S ANNUAL iuscktT
Common oo.scfi VIII s~s she sights
Meeting Called 20 Discuss the
WORK Problenl

The aldermen viii iunket 10 the
worlds fair next Saturday. At least
eighteen Il the twenty-five present last
night voted 10 GO The council received
an invitation 20 attend the reunion q
American cities 10 Chicago and II was
decided 10 accept. The aldermen viii
start Friday night and reach the White
city Saturday morning.
Several labor unions asked the council
10 use all efforts "a prosecute more Wig
orously contemplated Improvements 80
that men out Of employment can be
given work instead OF asking Tor char
ify. FILED.
Residents on Front street kicked on
the quarry Of stone along The river.
.Resiuents on Lyon street objected 20
being called on 70 pay for the filing Of
the hole in Brown a Clarlts brick yard.
Residents on Fourth street retnon-
strated against the improvement Of that
street On motion Of Alderman Dam
skey it was tabled.
The city of Chicago invited 20 council
and city officials TO attend the reunion
American cities October * Accepted
and placed on file
To Discuss the Work Problem
The Turn verein invited the council
to attend meeting called in Turner hall
on Jefferson street for Thursday evening
10 discuss the scarcity Of work and to
devise means OF relief Accepted.
A. T. Powers asked to be allowed 10
raise the frame building which stands
on North Division street between the
Methodist church and tbs Morton House
Livery stable He wishes 20 make 10 q
two story house and roof Il with sheet
iron Referred TO committee on fire de-
partment
Residents OF the first ward memorial.
lied the council asking that the Canoe
cut be filed and also asked that the
abutment OF the Wealthy avenue bridge
be placed on the island They asked
that a committee disappointed 10 investi-
gate the matter. Mayor Stuart APP
pointed as such committee Aldermen
Mills. Schmidt. Gczon, DeGaaf. Camp
bell and Hauser.
ComptroIier's Report.
Comptroller Caro- reported bills Of the
work calling for sums from the various
funds as follows.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

CoNPgoaIsE seems 20 have died born :
ing. The summary rejection OF the plan
80 industriousiy projected by Senator
German forcefuIly illustrates that the
people are in NO temper to accept a
political makeshlft to settle the silver
vrangIe. When vote shall be taken
and il shall be demonstrated that no
legislation can DO effected then CON-
promise may be necessary. Until then
compromise talk must be confined TO
nothing moro serious than talk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

SENATOR HILL paid his respects to
senatorial courtesy in a speech delivered
In Brooklyn last evening. That Is all
right enough 50 TAR as it goes but he
should put some OF his oratory into
practical shape from his seat in the sen
ate. IL he would show his contempt for
senatorial tradition by promptly forcing
climax in spite of the Mortified shrieks
Of the old grandmothers in that body
his eloquent vehemence at Brooklyn
would not sound 80 like babbling
brook
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

LoRD MAYOR SHaSKs OF Dublin has
expressed the frank and honest opinion
that American newspapers are In every
way superior TO those OF England and
ireland. and that American interviewcrs
tell the truth This is a generous.
manly tribute. IL is not too late to say
that Lord Mayor Shanks is one Of the
most charming gentlemen that ever via
tied this country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

MASSACHUSETTS democrats are conf.
dent that Attorney General Olney will
resign and that Governor Russell will
TO appointed 10 succeed him. The au-
thority FOR the latter part Of the state
ment is probably due 10 thoroughly
Bostonian belief that nobody except a
Massachusetts, man Is in any way cspa.
bic Of filling 81 Office previously held by
a Massachusetts, man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

Nothing made before. and IL reaches peee-
among poishcs nothing better he made Ar
bright shining when
that condition Prevention ct
preventive well
a is Shboma.
This a skin thoroughly saturated with chem
icai uDequsled polishing ar bur
nhin properties gold silver steel nickel or brass
poshers gritty aud grind away The
making bright They scratch polished
surface its beauty stibOpa Furnishes metal
while % poshes them
clean- It, usee6ects double saving
ard Keep bright polished surfaces
but also preserves them
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

Daniel n. kenney was arrested by
Detectives Dsrr and JAkewsy about
o'clock this morning on q warrant
charging him with embeE1lement
Trouble between him and Eta freargis
over furniture deal some time ago ied
90 his arrest The warrant was issued
several weeks ago on complaint Of the
woman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

SosE tomea are never satisfied There
l. Mrs Smsds u Anton. she has read
q hundfeds % cases & Eomea beng
turaed Siy exploding oil u=ed in starting
fires still shs would iasist or trying
the experiment. 20 satisfy herssif that
cosl Oh sauii 10th explode and burn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

Deputy Sheriff Powers returned from
CORTLAND about . o'clock this morning
with Charles Mcconnell. whom Re
arrested on warrant for bastardy. The
complaining witness IL Miss Phoeha
Coyel- The principals Ia the case are
both residents az the township Nc
Council will be arrAigned In justice
court this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

Mas. rsoEesos q Bslait. Wisconsin.
went % Ialiaaspolis @ tsA 1enersi
Harrison shai she dreamed ha voala bo
The nest president. II abe general places
any 'sith % the coatrsriness q dreams
he ril - Inclined g. regard the
prophecy ~ a oizhtuara.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
Chemical Bank Dividend.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2a-Comptroller
Eckels says that the Chemical National
bank or Chicago will declare another
dividend about December l. this time of
% or > per cent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

FssE Tool j. aid % - The hssis q
the tsTiG rsfosm hii whlrh The vays
snd uesus committee IL preparing.
Naea TIE committee cusnpietes IS
lsbors sU-ricsa lsaor wili be- Ia posi-
ticu - sympsthse with thr Anerican
sHsen-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

Two LITTLE giris not yet in their
teens. have eft their homes - battle
alone with The world These tvo htilo
girls UlR return home again with their
iongings b SIGHT the aorld alone quite
grahfe,i- II iasy are ret. the good Oil
shiasis should - brought into requsi.
ft,o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

DrBLIS Parneilites have demanded
that the dynamiters now in English
prisons be released. This is a modest
rrques, 81 - sure. n Governor AltgsId
we're premier q England the demands
~ the Parnellites would unquestionebly
be granted; bn. under the circumstances
they all probably have to serve their
santcaceA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
Grand total

Comptroller Caro- called attention 10 the
fact that the city was paying rent for
storing curbstones while the city held
tax titles on vacant property where they
might be stored. This was especially
true in the fifth ward. Referred TO the
alderman OF the fifth ward Comptroller
Caro- asked for the purchase OF a che>k
perforator for use in his Office. Referred
10 the ways and means committee with
power TO act.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
Favor the sewer

The special committee 10 which was
referred the subject OF the Coldbrook
valley sewer recommended that the sur
veyor furnish q description OF the pro-
perty through which easements must be
secured. They also recommended the
construction OF the sewer.
The special committee 10 which re-
ferred the question Of quarrying OF stone
in the river bed recommended that the
marshal notify the parties 10 interest 10
cease operations
Alderman Campbell moved that the
council attend the exercises at the con.
vention of American cities Saturday
next Carried The mayor appointed
Aldermen Campbell, Hsuser aud En-
mer committee 10 arrange for the
transportation of the aldermen.
The following resolutions passed:
BY Alderman Campbell: That In all
contracts where broken stone are used
the material be procured at the Jail.
by Alderman Damskey: That the
committee on ordinances amend the
sidewalk ordinance so that manholes be
sunk even With the surface q the
walks.
BY Alderman That the
board Of public works submit 10 the
council within the next ninety days q
plan 10 dispose Of tho entire sewage u
the city.
BY Alderman Gilden; That property
owners connect with the wafer mains ia
south College avenue.
The matter 81 qaarrying stone IN the
river WAS referred 80 the committee on
ordinances 20 draft an ordinance gov.
efning the matter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

FsxRs n fift n tks sky A haex
ruzn hss b-~uI ecsap.iied n return an
eV.rcharxe - ar assaspecslrx sni
easily sietmized patron.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

Arv alleged iokes A. q sha cenpro-
aisine po-st.ua q The scn4se shosld -
frs~n~si upon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

~ The fego ~ tnslaess eesssin Il -.
deesied 3 appntst ths second Sunday
ia Deceaheg = Each year s. hospital
Sautsy vhsn sefpaans NiI be dei5rtre
IL tBe vsrfhos CHURCHES IN TIE cify "a
hasFitai uofk azd contrlbuiioos re-
esivsd 20 81 Marks hospital. TIE 4 b
a. boaee and tks k.ueoson hone
Ifese elntrisD hons via 81 dis.
tFhstesi sasaux ~ above ustfutions
previsiei the wrney - a~esi for hospital
paFvsses eniy. ia rss suggested that
meeting foF yesang F.es1p}s be heid both
r1ofning assi sfterRosso IN Isockerty
bail ne ffst SaEasy q Esangeiist
Nfs wcrk h~re TIE yaang people
from TIE ehsrches n sh4 Territory ~ssf
- sae riv~r. hetveee Eass Briaxa street
sna Wealthy svense. W5n - insifess -
attend TIE foreooon services. ana thase
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
Compsroller's Report,

Comptroller Caro- reported bills of the
work calling for sums from the various
funds as follows:
The morning call., 1893-09-13

q O00-s250-S300 EACH-0NLY SO CASH
I'd AOO as first payment, balance IS per month
in the well-known MOSS TRACT property without
any doubt the finest subdivision in the Frultvale
district; all avenues graded; Oak ana city water
mains on every street; all taxes paid by owner IN
I'll your lot IS paid FOR: every lot large. 40xl32
fronting directly on main through avenue 80 feet
in widths Oakland, San Leandro and Haywards
electric cars pass directly in front OF the property
over 500 lots have been sold in this elegant tract
Oakland and San Francisco purchasers; over 80
cottages, two-story and Queen Anne style houses
already built upon the track; Elmh urst posto1ice
school and stores within easy access OF only a few
blocks; only about rs lots remain unsod; invest
CATION OF the property solicited all lots 40X 81
terms, $40 cash, So per month.
Write us for In ormatfon aud maps. Call and be
shown the property.
NJ. J. LAYMASCE & CO.,
SOLO Sc 466 Eighth St, Oakland, Cal.
The morning call., 1893-09-13
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nELINQGENT SALE NOTICE -CHoLLAR
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business. San francisco. Cal. Location Of
works. Virginia, Storey County. New.
NOTICE-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, account OF assessment No.
35. levied on the 31st day of July, 1893 the sew
erai amounts opposite the names of the respec-
tive shareholders as follows:
The morning call., 1893-09-13
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE Nor1CE-oPHIR SIT.
- YER Mining Company. Location of principal
place OF business San Francisco. California. Loca-
zion Of works, Virginia Mining District. Storey
County. Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock. on account of assessment No.
6O, levied on the 3lst day OF July. 1898 the sew
eral am cunts set opposite the names of the re-
SpectiVe Shareholders as follows.
The morning call., 1893-09-13
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


TOR SALEM LORIN, NEW HOUSE OF
j rooms and bath; brick foundation; stationary
tubs: high basement; pantry; folding doors:
large window; largo lot, all fenced and COM
plete, ready to move into; price $2400; terms,
81 90 cash. balance 20 month: also other houses
on same terms; close to station. electric cars.
school, churches and stores. o. A. RUDOLPH,
g Broadway, oakland. SELF If
O. 100O NEW AND BEAUTIFUL 7-ROOM
tDtUUO. Queen Anne cottage with all modern
improvements for SALE $3.50 10 1000 cash and
mo thly installments will buy It; large lot See
owner and cottage at 1881 Magnolia st.
Twelfth, Oakland. sel2 6t$
ZINE RESIDENCE IN BERKELEY. LOT 5Ox
1875. for sale, or will exchange for city Oak
land property. 221 EaSts se12 3t*
The morning call., 1893-09-13

UN IMf RIVED FhOTEhI1.
$4l5O-Harrison ST.: business lot. near Third;
251Su.
$225O-Cheap; Western Addition lot. near Elis
ST. 25X75.
$500 each-Sunset Heights Carl st. near the
park: commands fine view; 25xl05; ready to
build on.
S3000-Large lot: 6S:3xil5: Army ST., within
a stones throw of Mission St.. ready TO build on.
$1,000 each-ShotweIl. / 9th and Folsom sts.: lots
on easy terms; one-third cash, balance at per
cent; good opportunity TO get a well-ocated resi-
dence lot in the warm belt of the Mission.
$2750-Another bargain: 5bxl2O: 2 frontages:
Greenwich ST.
S2260-Cheap; S0xll4; north line OF Duncan st.
S375OACOrner on Lombard St 75xl37 IS: pay
ing monthly ground rent.
$1,000 splendid bargain: North Beach prop
erty beach ST., near Hyde; IS :9I137:6.
$1S0O-McAIlister ST.. 25x137 6: street work
done.
Sl2OO-DouEass ST.; 25x1OO: ready to build on.
g. II. UMBSEN q CO., IL Montgy. se10 1t SuW
The morning call., 1893-09-13
IA MONTGOMERY ST.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.

Call and obtain copy of our Real Estate Rec
ord" which contains a list OF properties for sale
in all parts of the city