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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03

DRAWING Hooks and Copies for the
children at e. q, NICOLL'S- AIT SToRE,
1899 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03
me WORST IN YEARS.
Was the Biz Caldwell 8 Peterson
Fire Yesterday
FIRE DEPARTMENTS GOOD WORK
Commended on AN Sides ;, Loss Ag,
gr6gates sIxty'elgRt Thousand pol'
lars, with Insurance ofglfty Thops,
apd,,The Caldwell g Peterson Com,
paay Shows Some sehioaGo" Epter'
prise.

HE Gre yester,
day morning
that destroyed
tho big corruga,
ted iron works
establishment Of
the Caldwell &
Peterson Manu-,
laetprlpg Com
pany on South
street. was the
most disastrous
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03

fFyou ato going 10 the Worlds FAit
save yout money la the West VIRGINIA
SOylhga aud Building Association, Of
Wheeling, commencing next 'Mouday,
January 2, No. ii80 Main gtf0et, 6,lb 10.
sI1b p. M every Monday, puBtI 20
cents POT Week each share g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03

TRY some OF the coal from the West
Virginia Sand Company. Telephone
5B1. ~ JoiiNL snRrvER,
20 sislts 1918 Waterstreet,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03

A1p is recommended by physicians
as wholesome. II Is the safest tonic,
and Cosgraye'sis the best.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03
Allsndt YeNa ll,llL

ftyou need apett4blea, eyes tltA or
head Otheq Whah tualing lf tewltig,
consult and have your eyes carefully
and scientifically tested TOT Y latg6s
without charge ~ Eoiea8bt sholi the
Oputlan, corner MNlh aud Eleventh
Itfoets, Tie only exelueiye oiitlgiAh 10
The alalei lFFhs4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03

For a disordered liver Try BErcuAa's
PMS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03

AMtStAruan oil well display in our
window to-day, LOGAN DRUe 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03

CLIPPED from Canada Presbyterian un.
dor signature Of o. Blaekett Robinson,
pfoprs / was cured OF ofkrocurring
bilious headaches by Burdock Blood
Biters, f4g nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03

Mr.. McGregor was again chosen to
have charge Of the transportation Of
INDECENT persons,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03

WuEsttNa people know and appreci.
ate d good thing when Il Is offered to
them, This is being shown every day
bytho number 81 applicants for the
contracts Of tho Worlds Columbian Tx.
position Transportation Company.
libbardbuildlng, 1914 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03
NnERTAKlNo.
A.1.s1s1 * ~ 1=l IN w,
lll7iMaln street. .E

~ rlDERTzzleHR.@
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03

There being some deficiencies in the
bonds Of John Gardner. justice Of the
peace, in Liberty; j. w. schultze. in
Richie, and John Anderson, constable,
in Triadelphia, they were laid over un-
tilthe corrections are made.
John H. Bcymen was elected libra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-10

New York Markets.

WEDNESDAY; Apg, 0-Fiour was quiet and somewhat
depressed Trade was slow, buyers generally holding
of and buying only from hand TO mouth Exports. AZ.
oi4 bols. &c. Receipts. 3lol2 ibis &c. The sales were
10 200 bills Spring wheat brands IN sacks quoted
as follows; 80 grade, s. ,5es 10: ine. sluoss 20:
supertine. 81 I5Cskl s5 No extra. SlNuQeS2; No.
extra. s2@S22o: clear. 50 l5Ss245; straights. 500
So 70; patents. S3.55S tS 80.
GRnS-Nhcat opened lower. The cables showed n
decline stocks were lower. and there was bank fail
urc in Minneapolis. Prices dropped here loc THIS
recovered owing reports OF dry weather at the Vest
and fear that the Government report to morrow viii
be unfavorabe which led covering OF shorts
put prices slightly above tho last tggres or yeser
dav. The close was generally ut yesterdays final
quotations The rearanccs were large and the export
demand tair. hut the speculation was rather teless
spot sales 40 900 BUSH including 10 loads for export
No. red o. b. atoa at &c under september: do Tor
Aux 70 at &c UNDER No. red Toledo aud Detroit at
liic. under seremher aGoat M. Northern at sc.
under do o b. store ut tc over: No hard winter at
&c under December to arrive For milling No North
ern at under sepIemher anoat These were the re-
Minneapolis. ~ 400 Duluth. looh32 St LOUIS 5s,-
600: Toledo. 8H.t12; Detroit Ss.3l2: Kansas city.
24sos: New York. 2sa450: Baltimore 1856 $40: Pint.
sie;phia. 40.Sle: Boston. l2t. I35. Grand total.
1l4i 745 bush Total yesterday. lO42 4H7 Total last
year 1.9la.457. Future sales i.J3ooOo bush. fol-
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Rio the spot still dun and nominal No Z lGc
Sales OF 900 bags OF Rio at 1880 for the coffee
was lower Sales or 900 tons and g 900 at
SAc for $50 test muScovadn: 3c for 800 centrf.
ugal and &c for So test molassts Refined
steady with fair business At the tea sale to-day
packages sold a. steady prices for green Japan Ooong
and Congou. Ping Sney green. however, declined.
NAVAL sToREs-Rosin was steady but quiet at
changed prices Spirits turpentine steady at 25IeGs
PErRoLEuM-rhere were no sales OF certificates here
Nat onal offered at 8oc. Oil City, 5s4SGo3sc closing
at 5SS1c. Refined unchanged.
PRoyI>IoNs-Chicago WAS stronger. The receipts of
live hogs there was smaller. Lard here was higher
Spot sales 10 tcs city at 7Aasc.; 80 ties. Western
AT S.5OsS6Oc. Future sales 25O tcs 5000. for
September. Dressed hogs firm at I]s9 SIC. and pigs
S3sc Ness pork quiet Mt Sl4.5od$i5. Tallow quiet
but steady at lll6c. Eggs. l5SlT95c. Best cheese
Ddp4c.: do butter. lDG2llec.
COTIoS-lt was an irregular market. first advancing
the Liverpool advices favorable than
been expected then receding because Liverpool
favorable. and then raiyng under the fear that the
bureau report tomorrow will be bullish. Europe
bought to extent aud local shorts covered Tue
trading however still without any particular an
imAtion or striking interest Prices advanced to
points closing very steady with sales OF p75Oo bales
Liverpool declined to points Spot sales there
1000 bales III Manchester yarns were dull but steady
and cloths were quiet EnRlands exports OF cotton
goods are increasing New Orleans futnrcs advanced
point SnOt cotton unchangd and quiet. Middling
upiands 7c. Sales OF 200 bales for export and 1877
for spinning. Southern markets were quiet. There
wasa decline OF NC at two OF them The receipts at
week and AIT this day last year. The following
day' ira
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-10
Live Stock Marke ct.

Erw YoRK Wednesday Aug 9.-Receipts Of beeves
1853 head including 10 cars for export, 81
Trade active; strong and i5s !So ms higher Poorest
TIE xans at So Goaf3s5: bulls and dry eowsat 81 30
$3.50 Dressed beef steady At ot9sc. N. for native
steers nIm =. io.fsl2s = NJ dressed weight; and
n. Shipments to-day. Ala beeves and AVA quarters
OF beef: tomorrow. 900 beeyes.
Receipts OF calves were 2. 3O5 head Market active
and hrn with bnttermiiss selling stronger yeals sold
at S5aS625 q 100 bs bnttermilk calves 81 2O6$3
Receipts OF sheep and lambs Included cars direct TO
butchers. Demand arm; but prices lower except for
At $59$65o. Dressed mutton steady at 79oc. p NJ
Receipts OF hogs were 4 267 mead Including . cars
for sale. Market lower at S5.So9$o 20 T. 100 ms.
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Real Eststs Trannfsrn.

73d ST. g d 40 Lexington av ISxlo2.o;
John i Jsdgs, ref 70 Jacob kottek .,..,,s. sIa:oo
Ans erdain Av. u f. zhS II 10Th 81 7h7XiO
Realty 100000
4 Storm ;:.:,;:......;;.,;. 277ao
Faulkner .........-,.-: .,....,:.... .,'.,..
Both at =. 1910 0 Sd ay. lS.vxvs. .: Juiius
Hart to Isabella Hart. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
25th 81. 2B2 West: W Potter Kremer saf wife
to Frank X Houghton ........................... 1
Theresa Myers ie jacob Gilbert. o.4oo
9th 81, 5s West; Bleeckor Miller TO Maria d
Cherry st. 8 g. 1904 W jackson st. 25 IL irreg:
Jonas Well q Al 10 Morris BrOdnsn. aS4ss
1920 81, 0. 1Ob BAtAEAto nv. l5SSO; William
wiis,........... sloo
Richard Troy to John Quinn and wife. 10
MRpel Ay, . o.. APO n 0 Shmusl st. 33xl5O;
John Gum TO Richard Troy,............... 10
165th 81. =. 26uh Morris Av. 25xl0o; Ter
cnce CrAmer aud wife TO Conrad Roode and
.Gcer.d Roods and sne' 1000
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No Serious Trio N bile In Colombia.

PANAMA. Aug. o tvia GalvestonL-The report
that a number OF arrests had been made at
Barranquilla and Carthagena OF men alleged
to have been implicated In conspiracy to
blow up tho cuartels in those places with dyna-
mite Ia generally doubted here. According to
the report, the plan Of tho conspirators was to
would aid them In revolutionary movement.
The opponents o. the Government tn ems 81 yes
admit that a revolution would be impossible
They have no arms. while the Governin ent hn s
$4,000 soldiers and an admirable war equip
mcnt.
So far as known here. profound peace pre-
walls throughout the country and there has
been no attempt whatever at revolution.
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BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
PHILADELPHIA c1os1SG ouor.r1,
WEDNESDAY. Aug. q.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. ~
Upon the surface there appears to be no i'm
provement in the financial situation to-day
This. at least, was the view reflected in the
stock market until shortly before the close
when reports that sudden progress had been
made at Washington toward the repeal Of tho
Sherman Silver law caused many OF the smaller
bears to cover their shorts. Until those reports
became current speculation was in fuenced by
the closing Of the Madison Square Bank. tho
premium OF 3a4 q cent on currency. the de-
cision Of a number OF the Clearing House banks
to raise their rates Of discount to out of town
borrowers. and evidence that the anti.silyer
forces at Washington lack organization This
last. which 10 really the most serious OF the
circum stances Just enumerated, received.
seemingly. the least consideration.
Events that the stock market seem to ignore
are the heavy imports OF gold and the rapid
increase in the volume OF national bank note
circulation. very simple aud natural law
that OF supply and demand. is operating. as it
always does. to relieve the financial situation.
The premium on currency is attracting gold
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-10
detective Harvey. Murderer Caught.

CAMDEN. n. Y, AUG. G.The man who shot
and killed Detective James Harvey In tho
streets of Syracuse on July 81 has been ar
rested at Florence. ten miles from this place
Detectives Shepherd O'Brien. and Ennis OF
Syracuse have the man. and arc certain that
be is tho murderer The prisoner exactly cor
responds with tho description sent out from
Syracuse. The officers first got track OF him
ut Little France on sunday night and followed
in The barn OF a farmer. The prisoner claims
to be- James Reed OF Quebec. The detectives
searched him finding several rings and
about 81 IN money.
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DR.. VINO QUI DEAD.
He Was the Best-known Medicine Man In
Mott Street.

He Wns The BeHt-knOWh MedIcIne Man In
Mott Street.
DR.. Wing Out. the best-known Chinese medi-
cine man In the city. died on Tuesday in his
room at II Pell street without medical attend
ance. He had been sick for nearly six months.
and though his friends brought several ply
sicians to his room. he refused to take any Of
their medicine.
He was educated in China. and had been the
great medicine man for tho Chinese in Mott
street for twelve years. He leaves a vito and
three children in China. His remains will be
buried in Celestial Hill iG ,, Evergreens Gene
says that the dead mans bones will be carried
to China after five or six years.
All of Wing OUTS remedies were imported
from China. and the Chinese had great faith in
his herbs. It is said that many Americans
went to him for treatment, hut that Wing al
ways turned them off with the statement that
his medicine was not good for Americans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-10
BELIEVED TO BE CIRCUS THIEF
Ex-couvict Butler Arrested After Visiting
an Old Friend In Clinton Prison.


an Old Friend In Clinton Prison.
Aconvict named FoGarty who is serving a
ten-year sentence in Clinton prison at Dan
nemora was visited on July 20 by an ex- con-
Wet known to the police rs James Butler and
James Irving. Butler gave Fogarty So and
after brief conversation took his departure.
The prison officers noticed that he hung
around the prison all day As two men escaped
recently they feared that Butler intended to
aid Fogarty to get away. A man was therefore
assigned to watch Butler. The ex convict left
in the evening for Plattsburgh. where he was
In his possession were found los ded revolver.
a gold watch. and Sl95 In money. As there was
no charge against Butler he was let go after
Inspector Mclaughlin had been communicated
with.
Butler started for New York. Tho train on
which he travelled was met last Monday by
Detectives Evanhoe. vallclv. and McLafferty
Mt the Grand Central station, and Buffers
movements were watched. The man went
received registered package addressed to
James Butler. Then he was arrested.
The package was mailed at Rouse's Point.
The contents were two gold watches. one
silver watch. one bracelet, one locket. four
gold coins, two gold chains. five rings q pair
OF earrings and an old breastpn.
Butler, said he was peddler. and that the
iewelry belonged to him. Inspector McLaugh-
lin learned that Butler had been following tho
Barnum circus circuit through Vermont and
fruit OF burg'aries or pocket picking. Tho
prisoner was remanded at the Jefferson Mar
ket Court yesterday afternoon. and the police
are trying to find owners for tho jewelry.
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BUT ONE PEE CENT: OF ITS Value
The A. r. Stewart Estate in Garden CITY
Said to lie In.uficlently Assessed.

Said to lie Insuficlently Assessed.
Charges that the Hampstead Board OF Asses
eors. in making up the tax levy for the town OF
Hampstead. bud assessed the A. T. Stewart
estate in Garden CITY at less than one per cent.
OF its market value. we're made by Supervisors
Theodore II. Koehler. Joseph Steinert. and T..
N. Townsend at a meeting Of the Queens
County Board Of Supervisors In the Court
House In Long Island City yesterday.
Supervisor Koehler said the assessment was
an outrage on the other taxpayers OF the
cou nty. He asserted the estate was worth
several million dol airs. and was assessed for
but $500. 900. Land that sells for $4,000 and
$4,000 an acre he said. was assessed at $40
an acre He suggested that when the assess
ment was presented for confirmation at the
He also presented u resolution. which was
adopted. authorizing the counsel OF the Board
to take action to have q proper equalization
made. Supervisor. Steiner said the assess
ment was piece of gross favoritism.
Supervisor Townsend. who represents the
town OF Hem pstead. said he would have some
sensational developments to spread before the
Board on the beet at their next meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-10

sUrNENN CorRr-GrSrRAL TrRN.-Recess continued.
CHAhbERsMotton calendar called at IL O'CLOCK. SPE-
ciLLTkRN-farts l. and lI.--AdJourned for the term
CIRCUIT CouRr-Parts l.. H., and llL-Ad1ournod for
the term
srGEoGArE's CouRT-CHANBrns-For rrobate--Wills Of
william !. HanIer. Frederick Becker. Anna knapp.
Mary T. Hay. George !. hcGonrkey Martha pema'
rest John -. Ruek.rt william Layiin. Margaret Swtft
Cathhrine W Woglon. ami Ida Ch'ls at $50 o'clock.
CohhoN PLEAs-''tNtRAL 1ERN.-AdJonrned Tor the
term ~rEui, Tp,u --Motons. TRIAL TERn-Parts l..
II. and lll.-AdIourned for the term.
SUPERIOR COugr-SprCtAL TtRN Motions TRIAL TERN.
Parts l.. H.. and IiI.-Adjourned for the term
CRY COURT. SPECIAL TkRN Motions TRIAL TERh-
Parts l.. H., ILL.,. and Iv-Adiourned for the torn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-10
Four Benzins Tanks Explode.

BAN Francisco. Aug 9.-Four tanks in the
F. Thomas DyeinG and Cleaning Works, con-
tanning about four hundred gallons OF benzlne
exploded yesterday from some unknown cause
and SGT the place on fire. Fifty employees were
cut off from escape and ono woman. Mrs.
Horitana, jumped from a front window and
was Injured. The others were finally rescued
by means OF ladders. Eugene Duggene, who
explosion. was burned and will die. Pierre
Allmand and rhroo fIemen were also burned.
The pecunlsry loss 10 small
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-10
Heal Estate Sales.

By u. +. lngrahAm Co; by order OF ThomAs X
Marcy. as receiver OF Fitzhngn Consohdated Mining
Company, two claims as follows: fi'zhugh Lode Lake
county. Col. and trafalgar Lode. Ihanes county. Col
to I. I. Chafee, for 5000
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RsiIrcxd6

.AmEEIoA,s GREATEST RAILRoAp
NEW WORK
E G. ,|,;!,, r. !! !.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
All trains arrive at and depart from Grand
central station, 42d Street; the only raiirOa@
eation ~ the city Trains leave ~ ioho"'
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
$3.50 he 4; M World ~ es s"n" fare
ADIRONDACK a. MONTHEAbSFhCtN H.
S3 sSp TsHs an. FGT SRssn''
CHICAGO FAe r MAIL.
9lO i1E SseTsS EFssps ssn'''
SARATOGA a. IAKEGE ESPECIAL.
9:2O ca'sRill. Green Mountain. and Montreal
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 day. GonrIste wagner YES ibuIe service
DAY EXPNESS.
1910 sunday S%'S nna .. .Foin
WORLD. FAIR SPECIAL.
11.OO NooN.-Datiy Due chicago n r. NJ. next
l%'OO day. Wagner service peing car
loo t. iSai. G 9aGr pps t NosS'r" fare -
SATURDAY SARATOGA LIMITED.
1.dSP. M.-saturday only. Connects Mt Cats.
ls4C xiii Tor principal points IN the mountains
EXPOSITION FLYER U.IMITED.
GREAT COLOUR TRAIN 10 CHICAGO
FOR THKOUGH PASSENGERS ONLY.
300 .y MnIy R Rss S9SssG aN
ALBANY, TROY. AND SARATOGA
SPECIAL.
$50 rs,sptil Moen1slns sud" Drawing room car.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
43O Mp P %ss PsrG %..sa: dss
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
6:OOr M,pa Rss Ghs.sS pn NJ es a.
NORTHERN EXPRiSS.
O:25 fla,tsbursh Z 70 a. n. Montreal :I5 a NJ
ADlRONDACk.SM NTREAL "XPRESs
asdn. ANA pGs sas
BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. AN ID 1000
ISLAND SPECIAL.
1870 .s. M r.s 81 Due nq Gsy,on nso "a
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS SPECIAL.
S:OOr ,MmDaIy 10 DTe C,no q I;ao NJ
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
S:UO Rochester only carried on this train.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRE-S.
95 Cape pniy tss R ssnds Chicago and
PITTSEIELl. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS.
AND THE NERkSHIRE HILLS,
VIA HARLEM DIVISION.
nTESh '5a 10 So4 4, snS:p! s5pg ISL
due Pittsfed $40. North Adams 9:IO l.. NJ
FAST BERKSHIRE EXPRESS.
Fridays and Saturdays only at 2:2S r. NJ. arrives
Pit,sheld 6!l5 T. NJ. Wagner Drawing Room Cars
For time of local trains tickets and space in sleeping
cars apply at Grand central station or at pol 4l3
$50. VA Broadway. 2J5 Columbus av 53 West l25th
st. and 13sth st. station New York; 1888 Washington
st. ieH Futon st. and - Broadway. +. d. Brooklyn
800. $3.50. i 80. 800 n. do not stop at I3sth at.
W-stcotts EXPRESS calls for ana checks baggage from
hotels and residences through to designation.
JOHN NJ TotCEY, GEORGE H. DANIELS,
General Manager. General Pass Agent
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1otas.."..."......"...s i22, 59327s sl22 3ns. 451
Deposits in national banks. S11, 25p.2oS.
against ST ,24n.T+I yesterday. In add tion to
the foregoing the Treasury reports silver bull
$3.50 800. and Treasury notes Issued
against the same. 14S. TO3. $50. OF which S144.-
U235U4 are outstanding.
Money in London 1i61iE n cent Rate OF
discount in the open market. for both short
and three months bills. q. z cent. Amount
OF bullion gone into the Bank OF England on
balance to day G10.0OO. Paris advices quote
3 cents at 80 francs 8 confines, and ex-
change on London at % francs 32li centimes.
. Inc SAFES OF mining STOCKS NJ the New York
30. Ia,, fntl1
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Julia ? Huerstel and husb to Clara Kern
Am.terdsm av. VS.. Iii iist6 81 a6Iioo;
Iosa T. hn so e rssa sT s gGlsIin Mary
,t as. * & siS Angus. Jacob and wife 10000
SD 4. SIS. ssa3 Az l. iS6xioaa 2: Elizabeth
sit cor % Fsrf Si ar saaaioo the Mayor
Aldermen. &c. n city to Lewis Bseh..... $4,000
RscoRDKp roRTGAGEa
Bach LonisZ to Peter A II jackson. Park av. 49,.
ton St 3 yrs nns 5000
CHERRY st. Jackson Sp ST. inss tall Nv. ates
psSV SShn and WIFE 70 T n r cSSs
Village Nv 'o' ioo' map 1000
Xmsterdam az, n a8 I'LL at shG Vrl,.,...' 1900
s, ;s5 Es; ISy %aa% ,. a,. 1909
Essexst. yr anu VINO 10 onar ' nAno $4,000
lanes, fha be. ct al to William smith
reek sip, " Front st. and other prop So
JS SSfe js ,sdts% ne Wur, nox,,, sc,b +.
Jan,nsEI FFis and Ia sno to John bailey jr
Hank. Ist av sw cor i2Sth st intgs. j yf. 10000
eot Az H. 2yrs NC " a . n'''" 1000
Ko!tsk Jacob. to Title Guar and Trust Cos. 49,,
Loashran fSo and w ST 70 rmierap Indus
saw Bk. 7h ar cor sd st. yr''........ $4,000
Eagle aW 8 Iti5d st. 5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
18th ST. " 1si av. mort sr..'.',"t.. $4,000
18th av yr ''''..' '.''.'..........' 1000
Regain John, and.wiie to James Billings and 49,,
hho trustees. l2lst ST. I'd av, 2 yrs.... 2b.OOO
Saner. Kate. to Thoo Harness MS trustee. ms
i3lN 81 9th nv. 2yrs........,...........,.. BOoO
macher ct ul 7lth III st. a I'd Sv tnstas 1000
st. a'u ano '.'.''.'..'.. $500
sircrstein. Raphael, and wife to Mortz Fed.
man. n Bro6me at, Z Columbia ST. yr..,. 5000
isiih St yrs 'a.oD 40. 5000
ulrich. Mrs Ellen to J A Hyland, plot oath
ward. lb0 " Church at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 285
ssd st. ion av . ,'..nooVA 10000
sno. 5 issi st. s% Madison Sv. ayrs'.... aeoo
LKAsKs.
av 6 1.i2 yrs w De. sL7<b