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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-28

The bank scandals have upset the
italian cabinet and disturbed all Italy.
The people see that trusted men in high
places have been abusing the public
confidence and feathering their nests,
and Pietro and Luigi are in a rage.
Tho public is the more incensed be.
cause while these public men have been
lining their own pockets the burden of
taxation has been increasing and the
government has been looking into every
nook and corner, very much like the
free traders of this country, to find new
objects of internal taxation.
The trouble in Italy is very much
more than an ordinary cabinet crisis,
for it goes to the root OF things.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-28

ANTHONY Kent" is the title Of n story
by Charles Stokes Wayne, which is pub
lished complete in tho December mum
Der Of "Iales From Town Topics" Its
highly interesting story OF strange
love episode in the life Of u young
American in Europe. who, by becoming
entangled with an adventures, brings
endless misery upon himself. The des'
criptive scenes OF Venice, Monte Carlo
and Paris are exceptionally graphic,
and rs the characters are well drawn
and the action~of the story is very
brisk, this new novel is one that cannot
fail to hold the attention to the end.
Town Topics Publishing Company, q
West Twenty.third street, New York
city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-28

CnAIRMAN WILSON has come pretty
near TO going the whole hog. If the
Democrats could succeed in this and
remain in power long enough to follow
it up with another, there would be
nothing left,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-28

If you are not subscriber to the IN
TELMGEScrR you will do we'll to get on
the list at once and begin to cut out the
Worlds Fair photograph coupons. No
body who enjoys beautiful thing can
afford to miss this collection OF 956
photographs Of the Dream City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-28

FRANCE, Italy, Portugal and sOrvia
are in the throes of cabinet crises, and
there is trouble in tho British ministry.
Grover l may find himself in the royal
swim before long.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-28
MEw ApvERTIsEMENrs

EoR SALE-CAMERA AND LENS
Il S%X5%; also outfit Can be seen aI thu
Wheeling stained Glass Works 1911 aud 1918
Main street. Also two foui-ioOt Show Cases.
nov
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-28

lnEY were going to put sugar back on
tho dutlable list as soon as they got a
ehanca. They are for revenue, and
sugar is a great revenue producerwhon'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-28

PERHAPS the rain will bring back the
beautiful river. 1t would DO agreeable
to renew the old acquaintance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-28

it Is used that way. They have not
done it. Tho answer to the riddle is
that.they are afraid. The Republican
sugar scheme hit tho country's fancy,
and the Democrats will not take the
risk Of upsetting it entirely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-28
cunRENr L1rERATUnE,

The Christmas number OF Scribner'S
AfqO1-ine contains five short stories OF
unusual beauty in sentiment, especially
chosen for their appropriateness 10 the
Christmas season. The authors are
Robert Grant. Thomas Nelson Page,
Henry van Dyke, Edith Wharton, aud
Herbert ID. Ward. There is IN addition
hitherto unpublished work OF fiction
by Sir Walter Scott, which Is here
printed by arrangement with Mrs.
Maxwell Scott, and introduced and ed
tied by Andrew Lang. The poetry Of
the number represents an equally not
able list Of authors, including Thomas
Bailey Aldrich, Richard Henry Scott,
Sloddard, Edith NJ. Thomas, Duncan
Campbell Scott, and Graham K. Tom
son.
The illustrations represent the best
work OF eminent artists, including ]. Il.
Wegueliu, Edwin Lord Weeks, I. S.
Church, Howard Pyle, a. B. Frost and
Irving Il. Wiles. A noveltyin magazine
illustration is sixteen pages OF exquisite
hnif-tonp reproductions OF the Della
Rahbia sculptures, printed in tint to
suggest the delicate material OF the
kobbia work.
L. Marion Crawford, the distinguished
novelist, who in Paul Patof" showed
his wonderful familiarity with Con-
stantinople and his exquisite power OF
describing it, has written for Scrtbner,s
two articles oil "Constantiuople," which
in themselves are perfect expression
of all the varied life and color Of that
wonderful city. Edwin Lord Weeks,
whose pictures OF Oriental life are
famous. made a special trip to Con-
stantinople to collect the material for
Illustrating those articles. The pic
lures which accompany the first article
in the Christmas number are as sue
cessiul in their way as Mr. Crawlord's
unequaled text.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-28

The free list "rake.ofi" OF the free
traders surprises even some of them. 1t
is Embarrassing. it is not revenue-rais-
ing and not wage-raising.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-28

BtRMlxGnAM, Alabama, wants Cover
nor Mckinley to come down that way
and give tariff talk. Alabama is seek
ing comfort in these Democratic days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-28

SMrTn's ALE has beon u household
word in Wheeling for threc'quariers OF
century, and is better now than ever.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-28
walte. FRANCO and nos. aIodlun.

STIFEL s co. Will close their store all
day Thursday, November 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-28

SOUTHERN sugar growers send free
traders to Congress and then beg Con-
gress, which is of the same stripe, to
give them chance to live.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-28

Tommy-Whct makes the world 20
round, papa? Father (absent-mindedly)
Champagne generally; sometimes beer
L-7il- Bit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01


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iss Dmr SIs ~ ~ ~
WIND this rhwr b which pl location
or
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make seen
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IEEACn- CT land % d from Ne t q Of n
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from springs "
of tn aumu a
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01
ASTLvER STATUE OF COLUMBUS UNVEILED.

Providence. r. L.. May 81 SUPPLEMENTARY
statue OF Columbus. cast by the G6rham Manufacturing
Company In sterling silver. was unveiled In Music
Hall to-day before a great gathering OF people. Inc
occasion was public meeting for raising funds to
send a representative to the Worlds Fair to boom
Providence. Congressman Lapham presided and
speeches were made by John F. p Lawton, secretary
of the Gorham Company Professor George A. Ltuc-
field President Andrews. OF Brown University ana
others The statue is OF heroic size and Is the
largest ever cast in silver The metal in II is valued
NJ more thar. S25 900. The statue represents Column
bus with outstretched arm and index finger EXTENDED
pointing toward the unknown land. ms WoIk VI y!
art will be shipped to Chicago tomorrow wherc IL
viii be a central figure in the Gorham exhibit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01
l)roposaIs

BEOOKLYN, May 3i,t. 1893
NEALED PROPOSAL will be received by
bDthc Trustees the New York and Brooklyn Eiidyr
AZ their oIcc. 40 Washington street Iiooklyn. unil
II O'Clock Monday. June r. I-93. Tor the rrit-
ing of the space under the bridge Platform tween
Concord and 1illuy streets Ia Br ,oklyh.
Also-For lumber. e. be delivered during the curIclt
year.
Ai-o-Pavng q portion OF Washinet TONS. Iniorn,tiln
respecting these proposal, can b. obtained at Nh En2n'
GERS Office. L: {. MARLIN,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent
II :. CUSTOM HOUSE, NcwYork City. Col
~ .Pctois O1lrc May 3lst. ls:3-S'alet proposals
isr furnishing such quantities a. may be de r sup
Plies Tor at ths port during the h>cal cniln.
JIi' purcha able r IN the 'f.N
pen,, COLLECTING hr ~ from Customs 1891 IN
Illuminating purpp,v ~ rem. u premises. viii br r.
cc,rd this oIncs until II o'clock nom. Wdnc da';
Junr Ssllcd proposals VIII also b" received
untl the day ind pour named Tor the manc, the
following service, uung the fiscal afon said haul
Ing ash. aud rubbish from aud laundering towels for
rented prrm ,cs; sprinkng strHts around the L. =.
Public Star.> and the Office OF The L. y General Ap-
pral. repairing and maintaining special nrc alarm
box at me Z. =. Public >tores maintaining
connecting sof. at the T.. :. Public Stosc, with
Eth p,. met station and for pn,vding coup, seriro
fer carving mail between = = Public store. t,niat
Nuprai,t'. O1cc P,,. Once Builiing AMI ca tom
Ilol,e IuIding. The power to ricst any ali bh'
or psrs ~ bid. AMI O. waive defect, il reserved.
dlc 81 the article, and service required and oi r
nf rmuion conc, raing the same can be hid upon up
ulie.iia 4, the Collector II Cu.toms at th, port
FRANCIS HENDRICKS. Collector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

All the auction sales yesterday in the real esta'o
market were under order Of the Court at NO. IA
Broadway.
William Kennedy offered under foreclosure No. ',S
west Twentysevcnth-st.. three story brick Nhe"c"'
house and store standing . lot, 1S7X8S0 IL was
sold to the plaintiff in the proceedings for $4,000 n'
auctioneer offered full lots In West Onehuh'
ured- ind Iovy siXth-st., west Of the BoueVaN W.
l sold William Gamble for e. OPS. and No. !"
n. A. Salmon fJr 81 GOO.
D. L. Ingrahom 4 Co. offered No. o,07i Sccono'aVe.'
foistory brick tenement house and oil fun io''
1t sold to the plaintiff In the proceedings ior
sl5 300 The same auctioneer offered No. OIL "e>'
Forty sevcnthst fouistcry brick tenement house on
q full lot l.. G.. Prescott the buyer at sOVSo'
All other sales advertised were either adjouihea "
withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01
JOHN L, NoSTRAND, Owner,
WEST NECK PARK,
shelter Island, NEW YORK.
1uttion Sales Of Real Gstate.
PETER +. MEYER. Auetlone,r.

rETER + MEYER. ~q ms1Ha%Tf1. .cuoo1.
l. PROPERTY. AND OTTER RIAL EsTATE .,oo.,.
Public notice t. hereby s." tia! w. W.T." or
for the sst s"sn Sus hr"' stsu '%s s
isSs ga %.. n0 ss 1oS %' for
school pr."ss and ,s SSGt i0 ind IL ms
Il i.h lana y,S a%a sstn waId. loun',
on the line + fuS Fl Sss n%Sr afGiaE%h 70 w.t.
SIN wAEDmr9' s Of rs ely o' ana wa%d
,si IL Ss'ss," sS sS Ie en-" 1soh
. .VS; T iss W 81 q Lsnos.ave '"''"
2s6 Of "r No c, S c.s s"9 od %a i9s
S Ss"'s ssis ave- , rs I n s. o.
%;n ''I' IRON '''s s;SS To-; Hs$ s;D
18TH %A%Rs;' st; h"'I 49, %' S''
,srm pn fEoTSx AersE0ica! rSTfh block 1927
,yrii f WAM GS 'H fcs. " g. lost.. Block LOIS
,2rfi wHRD.-fw lots N. G. :oad.ss.. Block l'o-o.
w'i SE NS' c e On AorrDrcr PROPERTY. ..
It'll wARDn. 10; on sSes map Farm
,.iHHi %AKS-fhres- p adjoining lots each 2GiMoo
1 LGt N .s man o. on S''cS "''P'
,sfI' w II PSae 10. on Am:,erasm,ys & E. corner
lgrm wXKb-Thfsc adjoining lot: each 2o.oAloo
W"rS Ser o. 90 and g. Earn MS one on seds
Mieh:sy::;, and one on .erdham landing Road near
wf IS shii Sa parcel, vacant pa
T. i b. i. IS T 49, end d T. ~
Sssc.a" Mar 70 :, had a. cS%'0oi Once No III
s'Sss%sy y: '"' a. inc Tho' W E N%Essi
CITY Of Msw S FINANCE p ,sSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude certificate market yesterday owed us
Increased activity largely TO switching OF Jun"
options to July delivery. The sales at the Consoi
dated Exchange amounted 10 10000 barrels ana
regular prices ranged fiom 81 1.sa57 Ia cents to
- cents switches were made at a premium Of
I l4al 80 cent. No business was recorded nj the
stock Exchange. The Mcdonald production begins
10 reflect the influence OF the risher" opened
in that field. the total output showing Increase
O, | 900 TO $500 barrels.
Refined petroleum wa, steady at 315 cents In
barrcs .65 cents In bulk and 5.7j cents In cases.
Foreign quotations Were Antwerp. II Ia francs ::
fIr men 4 80 marks London 1 1-Su Lid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01
AYOUNG WOMAN ANXIOUS TO CHANGE HEX NAME

Mary Elizabeth brewer twenty-three years old, OF
No. 1O5 West Forty ninth-st.. who has been known
Nv the name Bailey for the last seven years, mas
obtained permission from Judge DAILY. OF the Court
O, Common Pleas, to assume the name OF baiiey'
She had lived with a family OF that name she Is
about 10 be married and says 1t would cause CONFUSION
10 be married under her right name.
A Tribune reporter called OH Miss Bailey last night
IN order TO inquire why confusion would be caused
bv her being married under her right name Miss
Bailey became extremely indignant and refused 10 give
nm explanation Her lawyers, she said, had PROMISED
that the affair should not become public she dechheo
10 give the names Of her lawyers or OF any one VINO
-, na,l, for her The house No. 1OS West
iy-rinthst. is occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. oliver
4 Ford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01
FAIL RITERS MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY
No cLEw TO THE MURDERER OF BERTHA MAN
cursTER-rHE GIRLS GOOD CHARACTER


CuEsTER-THE GIRLS GOOD CHARACTER
Fall River, Mass, May 31.-The murderer OF MISS
BERTHA Manchester has not yet been apprehendeo ana
a.. tragedy crows more mysterious. Contrary 10
rcport given out yesterday, neiShpois s'aoe '''iS
manning that they heard loud barking OF inc doss
ON the Manchester place about 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning. but the dogs are always mrh'hs' .houen'
m.,,s Of the circumstance. knowing Mr. Maichesters
d,NHcuIty In getting and keeping heip 'he ponce
have sought for information OF recent ep'pioyes'
ono OF them, a Portuguese Is wanted lor robbery
committed in April, and warrant has oeeh out LOT
nc arrest for some time. His associate Is now,
,oc s.n,ence lie was at Mauchester's for two
sa,s about two weeks ago, and has been there for
,o night SINCE Mr. Manchester says that he saw
This man i'm the city yesterday OIL the Grab Pond
bridcc about IL O'Clock. Another man who Will
rrohablv be looked up and made TO account for his
time IS we'll known to the Police and worked for
Manches ter few days ago.
az cannot think of person who would have done
s,ch n Decd said Manchester to reporter Il
,,,sI 10 God 1t had been me instead OF her. This
Girl was everything TO me, and since my wife left
me has done what few men Or women would. In
addition TO doing all the work for the house. looking
ater the milk making butter and It's regular duties,
even when We cord get no wor.an to help, she has
assisted me and the boy. She has done man IS
work as we'll as woman's and has often fed the
stock when I was in the city. and there Is twenty
head Of it," The girl IS spoken OF by her nelghpors
and all along the road fine woman She was not
known TO have had any lovers regular callers
All speak Of her as modest retiring and sell sell,
sacrificing Between her ard her father there are sad
10 have existed the .pensantest OF relations ,,
ManchesterS second marriage was all unhappy one
and he and his wife have recently had counter
trials for divorce. Which libels are row pending,
Mrs Manchester receiving monthly allowance from
her husband. lie Is man OF considerable property,
both acquired and inherited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01
crruryr SCOTT AT TIE HOTEL BARTHOLDI.

Clement Scott. the wcll-known playwright ana ara
matte critic who came TO the Ur'.c' states as 'he
correspondent Of the London Daily Telegraph Is a
ruest at the Hotel Bartholdi Mr.. Scott LEFT hhsaho
on November Is, and after making tour OF EsSp''
China, Japan and Ccylon came 70 th's country ~.
va. IN Chicago for some time. and wrote many In
teresttng letters concerning the Worlds Fair MI
Scott will remain in New-lork unn June H. "neh
he will sail for England on the Umbra He expecus
IN he in London on June 90, when the season az
Days London theatre will be opened lie in, ms hs
written an address for that occasion, winch VIII 10
recited BY Miss Ada Rehan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01
Az AFFLICTED HEBREW TO BE RETURNED HOME

4 Young Russian Hebrew. Bcr Kaufman. who ar
rived here on the Rugia few days ago. accompanied
tv his brothers and sister. will he sent DIX 10
Europe as ne Is suffering from contagious s"ih ois
case lie is an intelligent young man. ana he 1eeis
M. oa'.,ion keenly The agent Of the United lie
brew Charities took an interest In Kaufman ana 'h"ae
IN Arrangement BY which the young man VIII he
treated In Il hospital upon his return to Russia a, 'n
c,p,n,e OF the Hebrew societies. II he shoui' ~
cured his passage this country will be pam D, NV
tni,c, Heir " Charities Young Rauiman's brothers
and sister were permitted to land ana they VIII 20 III
once 10 their relatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01
SYIpwRECKED SAILORS TO BE SENT HONE.

Fifteen CT the sailors OF the German steamer Wan
drahm, which was wrecked at Apple Island In the
81 Lawrence, arrived here yesterday from NewLotdon'
Conn The men were from Canada by the
t.,m.n Consul but owing 10 oversight their
fares were paid only 10 New-LordOn. The Collector
OF the Port at New-London made arrangements LOT
sending them to this city. To-day they Will sail lor
Germany on the Hamburg American steamer fueis'
Iisnirck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01
IN LONGER SUPERINTENDENT OF LANDING.

one OF the best known officials at Ellis Island re-
tired from the public service Yesterday when John
Simpson gave up his position as superintendent OF
Landing. Mr.. Simpson connected with the lmml
grafton Department for several years lie mas oecn
In III. publc service since 1880. when he was APP
,.,sn,od J,,rbor Master by Governor Cornell He
had many friends at Ellis Island, and his retirement
10 private lie Is much regretted By the Immigration
,u-,ls Mr. s!mpson we'll known in political
circles the Republican leader OF the WIN Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01
II ITCHING TIE VETNAR'S PASSENGERS.

The passengers OF the North German Lloyd steamer
weimar. which arrived here Monday, we're carefully
inspected for the second time YESTERDAY When inc
vessel reached Quarantine II was found that one OF
the passengers was suffering from smallpox u"
wa Immediately transferred 10 Honmah iSi"h"'
T DAY I3o Of the stcerage passengers VIII he "a m
10 iiofrnans Island, after which the Vessel VIII pe
permitted proceed 10 her dock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01
GIeamb boats
FALL RIVER Line.

For B0sIoN, NhWrlEI, TI22yIPHN(E FL MNE TT IN
TAIN> and ali Eastern poiut,. 1890 $50
-tcam /. PURITAN and riLrlilM in commits on
Law, par - H.; Of Mu raY->t.. week diys ahd
Sund,y. az $50 T.. ~ Connecting Annex boat caves
Hlookl,n ) 90 l.. NJ Jcr.cy CitY 90 T.. ". splendid
OF, he trI on "a IA steamer. .., -, , .
sIECIAL NOrlCi..-Ihe Dot lie SERVICE viii be
resumed for thu OF lcJ3. commencing
Monday, June H. steamers viii leave New-IorA week
d,v. Il, /, 70 and d Is f. NJ Goats leaving at the lat
Ter nom viii touch az Newport 40 A. NJ. sunday,
win lo,Vc ork a. 80 l.. NJ. toJcriny ut NcSMrt
The lIfi,IrAN PLl MOI I'll PILGRIM. and PtsoNl-
DINCE win be fl commission and opcritcd together
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01
TYpHCS FEVER on BLACKWELL'S ISLAND.

Typbus fever has again broken ont on BacK"'h
bland John Kelley, who for several weeks has been
an inmate OF the workhouse, yesterday showed symp
tom, Of tn. disease and was removed to the River
side Hospital. william Fulton. hnysevcn years olo
AMI Joseph Henley, twenty nine years old, both home
less and frcndless, who removed Ia Nortn
Brother Island from the Bellevue Hospital cots last
week died Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

vandc wa,cr.st. lot N 81; wiili,m ID Guthrie. -, ,
'li :1asr Sast, e e AnaS S,SS; ~ s,;. :. $50
Nj Icyv "" o. 9''0''V" ..'..".'.. 40
is,n.>t 40 IA last 'co,gc zcll,i and wife to
tolnm6a's, w. ;. 100 IL Of niyinstonst. "a ..o
MOO. Man Horn 10 Urinan wertarin. 4sV
rarita,c, 80 80: Mary /. Lch to a & Can.
sotn,is. no 4aS West; fanal, LESSER to Fred: :.
la,n rSN No 0 40 East, Albert stark Il Pen %
lstnst. Nos las to l5e West Elise schmidt to =. n
y.nHsI "Gi SEMI 9a5 Il " Of o,hayc, 25x577 Max
Kramer and VIE 70 Esther Kawsk ;;,..
2.si.st II : 2iiS It OF 7;n-aNc, IL lA'Sv;
julius IcIs man and wife to IIanors L 'Cal' q, n
e7tSst ,. no 2ls to pa East Charlie, Ii Reed =,
e%s $50 # ,1 Of lC,save' a'Aioo; James 1s
Cent,a PARK. West. " corner o5th:,t s5>ioo; a.
ni1 D1ia o b11a and TT p say pay Wv
Patrick Salash.o TO noushI Grand and wi.e s'7
'''s s7 .Sae same D1s't to Miller Isl
''' Ffisnd 70 i Riil"D:,S 81 1872
ii@hs o. fl nc q to fs oors Bel i?sx go
,oo 1cs' az &c S1 r o cor%basaSe soxiCoI
gilbert spier il ieic'ec to sheppard %
,97sh.s p ; 2ss.l IT e shave io.sNa9lli ~,
'SG Kicard s c,le.nSOoG io.pS Mas%,re lei
F0! JOSEPH ssnsaS SO and VIE fS'i 10
10. .oii' map Bathgaic Yarn, 2tth Ward; Tin. -
'o'h;ss :. No s 80 fT Tsre,nI ""N 2o5
2d.ave. No ls42 + d Connolly and VIE 10 90 ,
Narzaretta Crawford ....... 90
-Istst 10 80 East: Fanny Lcichman and an -
other. executors. TO Joseph n,chnser r.,,.r 49,
Liliv and wife TO J Loonie. a.: i+'o
Il9th.st II : $40 II W Of 5th-sNe, 3iAloo'ii -. y
] : Todd to Thomas Cownan . ..o-;." Nv
l2'nst ,r $, i and another to l. Lows 1915
Madison.ayc No 2,1l0; Cram, referee, 10 =, .
Louise PRIDE 400 :, Of I,i.a,c. aoxiooiI;
Nina Rosenstiel to Bartolomeo Zimmo ana an No ,
od.ave No oO74: Charles W. Dayton. referee, -
TO John Mcclure and spother......." ~