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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-24
TRIAL OF ROBBERS.
The Evidence Against the Ros-
Ign Gang Is Damaging.
THE TACOMA LAND CONTESTS.
Homesteeders CLAIM Lands Within Cor
pesste Limits 81 the Cisy-A Farm
ee's Wife Suicides at Roealio.

ELLxxsBrRe. MAY 23-fSpecial. lin the
trial of the Roslyn robbers today the
cross-examination of Mrs. Morgan by the
defensesdid not elicit any new evidence
nor shake the testimony given yesterday.
Ole Hanson testified that On the night OF
September -, 1892, Lewis. in company
with four Others. came 10 his cabin on the
Teanaway inguiring for the trail. saying
they had los; i, and Offering $40 for his
lantern, which he refused to sell. They
then offered 10 pay him $40 to guide them
to the trail, when he acted as guide. They
then went TO log cabin where they had
left their horses q few days before. They
told him they had robbed the Rosiyn bank
and that if he gave them away they would
kill him. After giving him $40 for the
lantern they struck him in the face with .
revolver. making him promise to say moth
ing about seeing them. Witness testified
that the robbers had seven horses, but that
there were only five men.
Joe Brooks, a former partner OF Lewis.
testified to defendant leaving home about
the middle of September. 1892; that Lewis
borrowed his horses ami said he was going
to Rock Island on the Great Northern:
that Lewis came back ten days later with
both horses in a poor condition. He te>ti-
fled to the Mccarthy boys. Hill, Tom and
Fred, coming to the house and having
secret conferences, both before and after
the bank robbery. he heard them count
ing the money in the bedroom. and said
Lewis had invited him to aid in robbing
banks; that it was an easy thing to do.
Witness had visited George Mccarthy and
wife at Iron mountain in company with
Lewis. The horses being produced, wit
ness identified them as belonging to the
Mccarthy boys. One horse had been
wounded.
DIR. Harris, of Roslyn. testified to there
being footprints of woman among those
of the men wherever the pursuers found
q trail where the robbers were afoot.
All the testimony of other witnesses was
confrmatory Of the foregoing. A large
crowd of spectators were present in court,
including many women. who take great
interest in the case.
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VANCOUVER IT, C.. MAY =. ! Special -
Much resrent is expressed here at the ye-
movsl Of : q. Todd, customs inspector $,r
the nited States. He has always been
courageous and obiirine 10 shippers. ard
has done more 20 invoke rcspec; for the
American law of commerce than any MIN
ever in this city II Vancouver Was iin
the United States instead of Canada. an
effort would certainly ne made 10 have
him retained. because waiic thorouxh Y
American, he has never heen offensive.
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lnfan;A Eulalta on q TaiIv-Uo.

WAshlNGroy City. May 23-The Prin.
cess Eulalia aid the Spanish minister this
morning took u drive through the north
Western par, of the city and this afternoon
the royal party enioved ;al!y-ho trip 10
the cabin of John :. Bridges on the po-
,omac river. The Dake of Tamanes
handled the reinS. This evening the
Marine band serena,.ed the infanta and
after four pieces we're rendered the prin-
cess expressed desire 10 hear the STAR
Spangled Banner" During its rendition
she appeared az the window and was
greeted With cheers. An excursion 70
Mount vernon and Il reception to the dip
lomatic corps IN the evening is the rro
gramine Tor tomorrow. Its expected tha.
the intania viii leave Wash 3ngton CITY for
New York NJ 10 o'clock or Thursday morn.
Ing neyt and leave NeS York for rhiraea
on Tuesday MAY ~
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TACOMA, May .3.-Ispecial. M. a.
Hall. superintendent OF the Northern Ia
eiiic Express Company. returned last
night from ST. Paul and Chicago. ON to-
ing told that Detective Mckenzie Of the
surety company. had stated that the less
Of $a0u IN gold which disappeared i.c-
tween here and Seattle had not been male
good hy the surety company, he reiterated
his previous statement that the loss hid
been made good and that the surety COM
rany had paid it, He said that the men
were discharged for negiigenec in allow
ing the gold 10 disappear and would ,.o,
be reinstatssi
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Oregon chinese Cutting ARRAY.

AiRAxY. Or. May 23.-A Cainaman
named I-u1r. oow this morning assaulted
sue Hung. Chinese woman. with dag
ger. lnalessng sax serious wounds. Coon
lila in.er.ered and received seven slashes.
one of which penetrated has i9ngs- Hins
wound Is Thought TO be faias. heum Gov
gave himself 40 and vas held 10 await Tie
reSasl OF the Wounds.
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MAY offer you one of these papers?"
murmured the pretty girl to the dishev-
eied. but artistic-iooking young man who
had just stepped into thee saloon for his
fifteenth drink. NO. thanks. he replied.
gayiy, They're those little temperance
tracts. aren't they? write 'em. Awful
rot. but it goes down with the gullible-
you know" and off he iripped to--as he
POLITICALLY put tive. his guzxle."
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RosALrA. May 2a-lSpecial Mrs. Nj
houi. wife Of . prominent rancher living
seven miles west of here. committed sui
eide yesterday by taking poison. No cause
is assigned for the act. 4 husband and
large family Of nearly grown children are
lett. and they are unable to account for the
motive. An inques. will be held tomorrow.
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BRussEIs. May lca-At today's session
the miners International conference PRO-
ccedincs were considerably interrupted by
an agitation arising from orders expelling
two French delegates. They are charged
with aiding TO expet Belgian miners from
France. Adjournment interrupted the DE-.
bate on the eight-hour question.
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Bingham and Rev. Dean Babbits viii A.
siss in the services.
City Clerk Smyth IS perfectly agreeable
that his salary should be cut from l.sN
10 t.5o0 year. and SO expressed himself
in the coancii meeting on Saturday dur
ing discussion OF the salary question.
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tnEhAt}S, MAY r. Special The d.
veetoFs al ise Frat Nasion ST haak he'd =
meeting 'o>iay. Daniel I. H...ess having
purchased ihe stock "a the institution
:ofuseFi y held ty ". J Thompson. of Ia
coma. the latter g=a.iesnaa's resignation
t''tn the board o. directors was accented
an4 NJ. Mli!e'i elected 10 al ihe vacancy
- caAses.
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0ea er the 0eary Law.
CHICAGO, May 23.--Justice Brewer, of
the United States supreme court. 10 in this
city today. and in speaking OF the Boring
sea controversy he said he would not he
much surprised il the arbitration vert
against the United States. He never took
much stock In tho ''closed sea" theory.
Speaking Of the Gcary law. in regard TO
which he dissented from the majority ia
the opinion Of tho supreme court. Brewer
said:
by our treaties with China We owe her people
protection moro than any other country, bscauis
u IL specified especially In thoso treaties that
her subjects in this country shall receive AL
business and residence privileges granted to tho
subjects OF other nations. AZ the case now
stands II awaits some action on the part Of Goa
grcss II the act II enforced II will 60 down
through time ~ = blot on the pages OF Amsricsn
history. . dtsgrsecful crime against anothsr
nation.
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RrsE.sn's Hay. Mass. May ~ sarh
Jefferson, she famous actor. ia suffering
ffom an ahsesss On the meek. lie d:ses
not seeni to rally amd la view ut his bse
the family Is maeh concerned ~ his c,a-
d.g.on. though hoping loF the best.
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MILWAUKEE, May .3.-Commander-in
Chief Weisseri. Of the Grand Army Of tao
Republic. said today that the only cause
for annuliing the charter of Farnham
post, of New York. was its disobedience
OF the known laws of the Grand Army.
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IhCiAn1FsoIIS JuuthN.
''My friend" began the solemn man
with the red nose. I'VE all are dust"
'Gowanr' replied the new policeman.
''or Iii soak YOU, an then your name will
be mud. sees'
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He Was Magnanimous.

New York Fress.
Judge Ito rather respectable looking pris-
ouerD-l was drink that brough; you here,
l suppose?
Prisoner-Weli, l would hardly like to
say that. That officer waan, nore'n half
full ..
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A Wary Financier.
Fiiegende B.aetter.

Secretary-Bruller. the tragedian, ac-
ceprs your invitation to your country
house. and he wants to know if you would
like to hear performance of the play en-
titled "A Battle With a Dragon?"
Banker-No. no. don't want anything
that will remind me OF my private life.
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iecsed Eugene City, Or. - the next place
of meeting. 1t Was q contest between En-
rene City. Moberiy. Mo-; Bowling Green,
Ky. and Chicago. Eugene City Vas -
Iected on the second ballot.
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Foe*guao. Idaho. May ~ r.. H. R.r-
tom. 81 Moseos. Vas To-Day elected .iepar,-
meat commander 4. the state enesnpmens
o! the u. A. Il.
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Temporarily T0Ngue-E Tied.

Judge.
Reporter-I'd like TO get Mr.. Sullivan's
opinion Of Mr.. Corbett.
Manager-Is will be impossible, my dear
sir. Mr.. Sullivan isn't drinking anything
nowadays.
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An Cnktnd lnsi a uation.

WAxhfagsou CITY SfAf.
'Isuppose Pgunkins wsnld have much
more extensive library if there were no
such thing as book borrowing"
Dear me, no! l doubt ii lie would have
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rhe enmh.stana ft..hxt.r,.n.

i.GETsx Rack. Ark. Mar -E-The Cana.
hcEl%a4 irssos .sgiaa assembly today Sc
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Reports from fortv-four out of sixty
three OF the internal revenue districts
show that 5i3i Chinese registered The
largest registration from single dictrict
was from Colorado. where 80 re ,is;ered
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REAL ESTATE.
,,.c,xrSS At THE EXCHANGES.

- was quiet Oh the veal estate market w. 49,.
Ludlow a 90. cncred urier ioF,c'ySu,, ave-
TNchsnge plot 50Xlao IN N"'' -, \,
Lo,Y on the Harlem Rarold. bccr h"o"' .r'.o was
~ w. man Of building sites At M'iA'a "a. ,,,,tr IN
:Sme competition ana IT. ,oli , lo , or'rcd pot loo>
~o q, opdykc.aye east OF Sc,oAi'''' ~ ,, ooe bi
IT, Wnd. neas woodiawn H,sht'. ,nn' tn Ia t4c
iVui" mad, ami /. Urou-nt $500 LON -
poSSor sa,c By Il V Ilan.u Co., %.cisata..,.. eight
,s,y OF Nos loo - -, Nes'. Is0 ;AIJI.2, Ilesud''
va. adJovrnji Until My <,ou, oil III o,' IN The town
tWIn,.t,r oTp,,c ,hc en.Ian'vy y : h., been al.
r-ouNdalc.aNc., already noutH D.rit =, rAtAai &C
0Trs entire front bctwc I>i"s, ,".l tnc Dloch
in Onn-h1ndl ed aG.hi,I ~ a, lrI'at" oil. of Ia
,roVcn,cMt Iveity-hN' hrt o,o a lot.
rnce Is said to be about 9''0
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n S,hwaitl james sinclair jr.........-.. 81, 500
,ia .isOn-iNc corner 11tst, iJNl0R2; Viz
cinii clark - toIdt .....,. 2I5. 200
% l.: 40, H.. anc III W 1t; JareS Grown TO
T. afwdy. :. IIom WASHINGTON Place to Wa,-
ciiy iYac - lN2cO, 10 Mercct.,t; John IL
and another 300, 0oO
Victoria herman to M,rtz Thrrhat and another 10 5o(
D fcld1r ct al t. E4gar Iotan Is oOC
ocan - '~ Is 80;
oIs Tran,cn, a,cr .'.' 10 OoC
VIE t, MsS Earne% '4 o'' - ana 42cc.
VSinrm '.. ........ ~ 90
chants club 10 Hcw.Yopk LII, In,ur,ncc Co. 80 COX
,-d-st 2lO IT. e. OF lark-0vc .CNlo2.2 Fred
crick \ Constable and another. executors. etc. 90 ooo
H. Cha,lc, rent -. -. 80 500
Cabin 70 Michael Douinc ~. .''.-...'' So COG
isr,cI /. fr,ecr and another '4'N ''i"''s 1900
Geo Nr.-;. l-5.9 f. @ o! Wilcm-st. 2j1lX
ir":; William isham and wife ~ James y
mt II :. :95 It Of iS,-avc, 5oxlooII;
Ansrntri,, Holly executor |" PiHcu' 20 occ
1a.'i.': II : 81 II " u i,t.avc iSNIoo1I;
Elizabeth Durham to Richard : Curt ,...... 600
lclth-> = 20 4 # M1dt,anOyc, l5Nlc0l1;
ilGh.-t Nos no aud Ii9 Fast; Frederick w
HohcA to Morris Goa,ton .-..... 49,. .,o....
ll3h-i. :. POO ( W Of :dANe. 2oNl00ll:
Philip Stein and wife To Edward Cumming, -.,
AID a1o.hcr.-.. 10 az
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Y. 29th.t of ?th-ayc ycai ....... $4,000
IT. yca' 's $500
rIasb Caroline J., 70 the THE guarantee and ooo
r Tq us CO. & IL 2 9@ao Of L%SNY% y ss 5000
t. c Of lst-ave 3 years -. 80
G0th,st e OF .d.ayc 3 wear. ..'....'..... 1000
Noat Gorge G. To- 'o2 g ''e"" u; ana r.l another
yer "''' '', '''.' 10000
Ws,d > NOR, .aec- 3 yeas ........'...-.'" 800
SG7 Dcl,ncGy..t Year. 2l.cco
>cnd '',''i GtS..t ~ Of Parl,.ave demand 1880
crr e Esh, sas t., N ;s M.P' cGoP:!s !.
Of i-aSc. in.tiaent, ,........., $500
l'oosyn 80. 3ai and sot Bowcry. mort :. coo
co,r. John, and vii, to N G'inih. 18Th - ooo
H. Of 'ihavc Ye' I..,- m9r'S'scI fa. $1,000
rlacc' : Of Nstnr pace. yclr '...'.'..''. 1850
St g Of Sth'aye : morg1rr. ) ye,rs,.'...'.. 10000
e i;h,nIc inlt,imcnie 10000
g. " o, wc,t Endovc / ycir ..'.'.. '...,... 1900
THE Co. ~ GsG,t Q II CoIGmbu,a%" ,crrs 10000
Ars;oIdam.o,. years " rV'o' """ 1000
S pa ar! rF' aSoa ana en' g'G % sf ls9@
Trv 4rt /" Ia " Of Gi~t' ; YEAR, 1000
rienry.s,' " ' Of E"r"cr..,t / year 49,. 1000
N'n man 70 Ii Mn,g'I E,, iga'H $500
Franfeni6,I1i Icai-. 70 Grand Lods' Of the
W : AvTie T. = Of ad..t . MORTGAGES. wears 1900
'' wif ESQ" G" Of ana a %, r. zones $4,000
Yc, 80 n9" To - We>t 7oh.,t . mort ascs 900
rciy AHcSs. II to NJ Murray. No "a West .ooo
3'th.,t year: ~ =. -, ,,.., DUN
''''' v S%%" D. - " N''' IT, o 10 '''' 1900
rreg..e rhillp, ani vie to G L Billings. :. ooo
'uyeenhGlmer lAnao.ph aug a ,in 10 Now o
Cicnncr.' Got,licb to ! 4 sfcxart ct al. 1904
hoyan AftpnT ana nhC,n'r o, to -" onl,EEu,'
year io'ooV
sno,1cr y lolth.st' Of M'hha'aHaN'' r. zoo
Hoops. Fredcrct TO- John Ga'''n' 2ta''' :. ooo
Dc Wolf Max a. to Ls - u1 tti" , ins1I,n.e
year r, - ". :, = s,r...:' "9''o'
w. q w,a~ Ytso, yr'T Klein oc.,.s, -'oo'
w., OF -G g, 'I tI = N I.cts' 75th.,t 0''
Of lSlays s Dc pr.yc spdci,, '0ooO
Of sianton.st ycaI q, ,, =: .,,ot, l'2co
II NE n nnM1Tg Conpa,,y corner 7sthSt
. and 2a ,,o 10 josiah Ward and anoacr 'OO0
S SHeSu'05 m TlS 81 -',,"'' " 20 o1o
nap estate Oh Oa'o" '' 'o''c''s hooN TO- co
J'c CO.'S, I'm ri mp W Ti Tnyors Grand',t
IrHT sth GS1i2H az N.'ol: ''' Is 900
GEecutor cc 81. - to 81 Riynrton,, and
Io9 Ta%i f hgpg 70 LS of s5H
oc,rl Yf1i and v,fc +. me Harlem saw WV
insS e @,k Of and ana a" YEAR nor
@,ec- .........-...... Il 600
Kl'iu Louis % John l. Domschkc. sJth-St.
K,ey I SaaIs ~ r. III Tas River saving.
I In,I'"'o" or'''lr'.'' VI ' ZOO
Nom int,o nt YEAR "'O''' '''@' 10000
Iog@gtoii p,nci, 10 Augustus i Holly. cx9~u.
o' uoytocaros '-'N 49, - 81 400
, v're ,wt,uce o. ,,no 4 todmIS executor
'' c,c 10, and Io7 W,.binrton..t q months "a 900
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Curopcau ADVERTISEMENTS.
CRATEFUI.-COMFOR
EDPS'S COCOA.

DKLAhfAsT-"By thoicusn no ~ aist, M a Ms
.,',. LAM, which govern Operations, Vi us aua
n'rition and by careful Application Of inc ig proper.
@ Of eli selected Cocoa, Mr. Epp, ma pro.iuea our
UsS ave many heavy doctors b"is. ~ Is py inc
,iieous u,o If such articles OF dot naI
"a be gradually butt up untll strohs ~
every tendency to disease iunu n az hsroyer tbce "a
a weak point. We may escape many it n, s"a ana
s.eninr ourselves well fortified VITA pure ooou' ""u
Seeeepcry nourshed frame. civil service GsAetce ,
prolats simnlv with boiling water or mix So!d only
Ms sIs nonnS rims. BY grocers labelled thus LANES
u pps q Co Homo opat ic Chemists London. EngAne.
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Che Curt.
JOCKEY CLUB.
~ FLIZARETil. y.

NrLW JERSEY JOCKEY CLUB.
FLIZARETl y. j.
SIX RACES TO-DAY, COMMENCING
AT . O'CLOCK.
Special trains 70 Grand stand from foot Lherty-st1
via Central X. H. Of n. j. az i 10 Il 80 II as, ana
20. Annex boat from Bridge Dock Brooklyn. at II
and O'Clock.
A pVFRTISFMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n TiIE NEW.YORK Tribune WILL BE RE.
1.vEp Al TIE UPTOWN OFFICE No l,2i. Bread Broad.
INV ID door north ~ Thirty -hT>tst. and ADNEis.
TISEMENTS Mt the following Branch onees Pol sth.
ave- - =. cor. 23dst l52 G;h-aNc.; l5I fourthaNs..
,oner Forcenthst 200 Thda,e, corner Foty-s"yenth.
~ 0ci lnrd.ave near sixy-irst-st 7oS tirst-ave:
loo IVES, Forty 1872 Columhus-aNc: ~ Ave-
1923 Thirdayc 20 West FeTrtesn.nt. 2 95
%ri.ave.. bet 10th and iish St..
4 tho HARLEM OFFICES $50 Fast One hundred.
and oi3 West one hundred and twenty
nfInt and 800 Wet onehuIiied andorty nfth'st, up
In proohiyn at OF Court.st. sos De Kab-a,e; 100
Iedford.ave. up to p. a. regular on1cn rates 40,
London Office for advertisements, 263 kegentst, W.
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cretnres ano Mretinss.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE. - The quarterly
\ meeting viii be held g Thursday. May 4th 1898. at
o'clock p. NJ. IT. rooms Nos. ILLS West 35thst.
JANIS g. POWERS Secretary.
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
THE WINDSOR,
ELIzABErITOwN \. !. Iocael am d. the -rand ,'
mountain scenery The largest and finest hOla" III t
place. Table and service unsurpa scl. Nv farm ana
gardens supply ia" house with fresh milk cream huuri,
eggs chickens and vegetables ur, running spring water
throughout the housc. Electric bcls Bath AMI lt,-t
sanitary plumbing Orchestra billiards. bowling alcf-
nne tcni, ard crcGuct lawn and chirmiag drlt,s PIe
dry. br,rng air: Positively 80 MOSoi TOES, 40
MALARIA. My Tally coaches AMI ,afi'-c- NEE: an
boat and trains Wcstuort and connect with regular
to Valley. Ca>cad" Lake. hfTOadlk lag"
oni Lake Placid Procure through Ticket, Ieegrllh'
express, and ticket Offices IN tire house Circulars WIN
ORLANDO KELLOGG owner aud Propric.or.
address 81 Granercy Park. Y. Y Cry. until May 1th
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i)nblir Notice.

At \ GENERAL TERM of the supreme
n Court Il Stat Of NcwYorl. held In AMI for the
mt Department. at the city OF NewNosE ON the 2fth
Giy ~ NIil, 1898.
present Hon &. II. Van Brunt Presiding Justice.
Hon Morgan J. O'llricn. Justice
&. the application OF the East KNrr Brdgo
Cor.tiuN FOR IA" appointment OF three COMMISSIONER
on reading Dad filing the petition OF the East Ever
E~dp. Company. dated the twentieth day Of April le.3.
oncr. under and In pursuance OF the provisions OF an
,rt a., tine LEGISLATURE Of the STATE OF New.lork en-
tod Nn NJ further 70 provide rapid transit railways In
iii, having million inhabitants" passed January
ri iS9l AMI Chapter lo2 OF the laws OF lS2 amending
The sane the acts amendat ~ and supplementary 10
said act, pur>anc" OF the other provisions OF law :?
dctermlnc whether the railway railways mentioned and
o.crill IA sail petition ought "a be- constructed and
r,.r,tci bv said East River Bridge Company
rph and the streets AMI avenues IN sai petition
fcrr,L reading and Ming the 0lidaNits OF the
to,lnc named individuals verified respectively, fol-
Low Ioul, thinner verified the twentieth day OF April.
su9. EIward Webster W. II. carpenter. Robert Glenn.
sS9 and the schedules referred said andavlt' and
,nrxrd b. said petition and after hearing Edwarl auer
hn~h aud W Wn.at" OF counsel Tor the petitioner.
On motion of IolGy. Lluerbach 4 Johnson attorneys
for aid petitioner. 10 i . 5000
sd9 m 10 80 and that notice OF such application
lao Given hv the petitioner by publishing copy OF this
80 Joi,v fnr two Wcck- I'm The New York Law Journal
~. Nnv-York pail" Times. The New York Herald. The
Nv, York sun. The Ncw-York World. The New-fork
'rinne and The Press. seven spapcr, published in
a rt which hereby designated for the purpose Of
making such publ,
" L., JI;. \ COPY r,,,y n prrpov
r Clerk
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Counlrn Boaro.
WILL OPEN APRIL -.

~ NtFIIINr AtONMoDNrfoN> Tor summer toardcrs
II ar, nr.r G a IN Br;tl holo Vermont TWO
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Bowerr 20 i2s Hugh Lamb and wife to John ,,o,oo
uenrvs t' :. lot 2So 7th ward 259Sco Ma. 90 nm
mice Tlack to Michael Fay and another Ok zoo 9oo
's1 S Ss; S East {? JOIN f JOHNS
LeSine,on'aye ,,,, ~ 90 Of JS Soi 81 900
w.1 s2Els' fla very 70 3d. sa%ae to coo 900
tt,iing'sr 90. 7 " v,rnnn W \ 4 ID Wolf $1,000
ils,S.st IA and i1C East Pncus IOwcnfed q, go
,oSh.ss. s. 80 IT Of shave 25xioon ., .oo
c,oaSwaw 70 5o9 samuel Corn 10 l. Ettllnger. 10000
I i9sSss 80 % West; Edward FRANKIE to - ,oo
Jsersbins efaehs i It's Of i53ist 5oxioo
James Faye ct al. executors &C. to Aaron - ooo
hshst Ks1c to yo. S 1850
'@ %e % Samuel Corr ard another 900
cln,on..t John Bonner, executor ard trustee 90 co
's' sSms M fs % idry 5000
Is,h:st 1o5 r. Of 30 ave- 55Nioo', NaFrS
Mandciaum AMI Wiz. 20 al, ~ Henry y .
r. scswe 10 ~; West Frank l. smith ard wife
rassGS so'rs !sn1s' Of s7tat 25xsolii 2VO0
Joseph Mcnamara and wife, to Alfred w .oo
i7tS.st 8 :. 900 +, @ OF 2d.aye 25xiOO4 Maurice
ss Dr'S ~ to h Ta carrie r Traphaqca and 1000
., another a c Monsen 20 -. 1000
srk smyt Emanes eilner Sp pGo pc1 ,o $3.50
Donschfc and wife b Louis Klein. ....'. co 600
po%Incs' 5rrn Wallace to the Rector
AMI wife to G j Lees 49,. 959 900
:. Arthur NJ Foley ct al. 70 Peter Green 1900
>. Jacob ErhcIer add wife 70 Ieopca st.t:cter $4,000
Avenue B.. No 10? Wilbur Larrcmorc referee. a.o
.v. !" Joseoh Frankeniholer ..,. 10000
sch,r 70 ~ o. is'D..' H'.'' eesoo
~, lee s7P neir Ct e'nave, 2'xio0'; John 5000
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