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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19
BrleAets.

|. WALLACE scHANAFELT, 20, shot
m killed himself ut Akron, Ohio, be-
cause his marriage proposal was re-
jected.
Fra, FRAME TARnusH. a Chicago boy
mapped from a Lima ohio school. but
was recaptured at Delphos.
THE Bricklaycrs' Union at Ander-
son Ind. donated the services Of its
ses 81 members for three days.
The Premier: ]. B. Patterson, was
his party and policy did not receiye
resigned. 1
J.L THOMPSON, a young farmer liv-
ing in the southwest part Of Sullivan
Sounty, MO-. was married, and duringl
2 charivari was shot and instantly:
killed. It is believed to be- murde,
through jealousy.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19
TO CORRECT RAILROAD ABUSES
South Dakot Jopber. WIN Make an E..
sorf In llnra fAsiio.,a I nsra Cl.nsauad.

South Dakota Jobbers Will Make an Es.
sort to Have Odtous Laws Changed.
The Sioux Falls Jobbers' Associa-
tlon has issued an important campaign
document There has been formed u
Producers and Shippers Association,
WIN the JobDers' Association US the
leader in the movement. for tho put-
pose oI securing from the coming Leg
!slatrre laws which will abolish griev
lous abuses which the rail, Dads have
fOisteu upon the state. The members
ship extends throughout the state,
AMI lnciuues not only jobbcrs, but
farmers, merchants anu shippers.
The document recites that "At
present the railroad commissioners
are Il n%onentity, they have no power.
There are no laws i'll our statute books
to enable them TO enforce anything"
Attention is called to the section of
the Republican platform i'll this state
which reads: we demanded II Leg
s%slat:lrc that the railroad. commission
shall be digniii.d with sufficient au-
thority to properly protect such inter-
esls (referring to agriculture, mining,
manufacturing ANA commercial inter-
such transportation c%ampanies.s The
WV sAsO w hO'SlltlOh w y
part OF the section in the state Dem,
cratic platform: I'VE promise to
quickly and rightly reform these
abu: cs referring to the railroad en-
/, ,ortionsl and To impose IL maximum
rate law for freight and passengers"
1t is suggested that inaslnuch rs this
is II ron-political matter that tho
voters in all the different localities in
the state pledge their candida'es on
the question and refuse to support any
man who will not favor reform. Tho
document also says: ''Ihis association
expects to put in every dav from now
until the Legislature meets in prepare
ing statistics, etc. of all matter that
will be necessary to convince our rep
re%sen'atives that the relief demanded
is justice and nothing more.' These
circulars will he distributed broadcast
oil ever the state.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19
FATAL DETROIT FIRE.
F,REMEN CRUSHED TO DEATH
BY FALLING WALLS.
Big Mon KILLED and MIN. Others Seriously
Injured by the Collapse Of " Furniture
store-slxty Employees Have . Marrow
Escape.
beneath the Ruins,

Six dead and a score Injured is the
record of the fire with destroyed the
+, rniture store OF keenan, y .ahn
ut etroit, Friday morning. The
dead ure:
LIEUT. MICHAEL II. DoNcouuE, Chem-
icni NJ. l.
RICHARD DEay. pipcman No o.
JonN /, AG-L. p.neman No. o.
F~REpEHICK A. BUssEY, spectator; died
at Grace. Hospital.
NIKE BALI. ptteman No o.
.7II.lus CUMMINGS ut No. =
The fire was discovered in the ship
pino-room in the basement Ut the back
of the store ut 40 o'clock. An ala, IN
wa promptly turned in, but b.; the
time the engine arrived tho fire had
gained ccnsideral 10 heudwa :, havin,
IL no the Gle Ut T. shaft, and the en-
tire upper II, or was u mass OF flame
and smoke when the first stream WAS
thrawn. There were sixty emplmes
in the building and most of then had
great dinic lily in escaping Tho build-
ing. an old ii G story structure, was
o U Quilted and the stock ruined.
At9 o'clock The front wall O. the
In lding tumblcd into Woodward AVE.
lapse. aud the mass of cehris did not
81 read beyond tho curb. The firemen
working in froa.t OF tho building were
warned and ,ctreatcd as rapidly as
possible. =; me got out from under,
but Il dozen or more one unable to do
so on account of the piles of brick,
gas, and burnt timbers.
A yell of no ror went up from the
Threats of the thousands who re in
the street, and then there a, crash
like an EARTHQUAKE. The air was filled
with dust aad sheets o. flame and
smoke. Some of the falling wal broke
the heavy electric wires and the trolley
wire. A flash of suffering electric
fluid lighted up the scene and people
crowded and surecd 10 get into the
stores and down the side streets to es-
cape being shocked. A number Of
women ard children were tram
pied under the feet of the frightened
spectators.
Rescuers were Immediately at work,
and the six bodies were 80 IL taken
out. Tho aggregate loss on building
and stock is c,tima1cd at $50, OOJ: fully
insured.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19
IN II EAST.

NEW YORK special: Reserve. de-
crease. Sl.34l, 900: loans. increase. So
ZIG, specie, increase. sos. 900: lc-
sal tenders. increase, SSlS.ODO: de-
liosits, increase. 81. .US,G con. Banks
now hold 800, ,OD.0 900 in excuses of the
legal requirements.
WASulNGToN special: The Chilian
Government has just paid 10 the State
Department S24o.5ii4. the mount of
Judgments awarded by the Chilian
claims commission for damaged claim
I'd by American citizens. done them
during the late war between Peru and
chilli.
WASHINGTON special: The net cash
in the Treasury. is $l25, 76a. l75. OF
which s5s.o o5, o2s is represented i'm the
gold reserve. The gold reserve has
passed another million mark and
reached the highest point since July
-. when it began to dwindle to the
lowest point in the history of the de.
partment So. 600. 900.
PnfLADi.LTMlA special: News of
damage to shipping 10y the hurricane
on the Goth and 18th. which swept the
southern coast. is now being received.
and shipping men anticipate the loss
of much valuable property and the
sacrifice of many lives when the full
particulars are learned. Vessels are
arriving greatly damaged and report
that the southern waters are strewn
with wrcclla@e of every description.
Indicative of many reccnt s~hipwrecks.
The greatest anxiety prevails for the
safety of Il number OF vessels that are
known 10 have been iii the track of
the storm.
NEW YORK special: n report was
circulated that the reorganization
committee of the Chicago and North
crn Pacific Railroad Company had dis
covered that So. 5000 of the COM
pany's bonds had disappeared. 1t is
believed this is an old story revalnped.
The facts are that the bonds alluded
20 are those which are in question i'm
the settlement OF accounts between
the receivers of the Chicago and
Northern Pacific Railroad and the re-
ceivers of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road. The bonds are held as collater-
al and both reorganization committees
know who hold them.
New YORK special: Bradstreet's
will say concerning the condition of
trade: While no radical change has
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. special: ADJ
wees from Cedar Keys says the recent
gale WAS the worst there in twenty
iivc years. The main business street
Is filled from end to end with dcrbis.
consisting of wrcckagc from boats,
%harves, fish houses and logs of every
description. The damage to and loss
OF property is very great. \ report
from -Atalac!licola shows the same
state OF affairs. The people are dis
mayed and an appeal for aid is 10 he
sent ont.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19
WILL VICTORIA AeoIcArEq
a Sensational Rumor Now Aloat Abou,
the ~lirltisll Throne.


A letter from a | ondon corresponds
cnt says that Queen ictoria ma. alb.
dictate tho throne on Nov. mber!. The
letter says: Queen \ ictor 8 rheuma-
tism is worsc. At this present time
she goes up and down stairs in a sort
of litter. and is rolled about her rooms
in Il vehicle VIII CHI resembles an en-
largea baby carriage. Specialist, say
1T L. rheumatic govt. The court caves
dropper says that on the 9Th of No
vemscr, tho birthday of the Prince of
Wales. the announcement of her
ma esty's retirement will re made in
favor of her eldest son. who will be
acclaimed q, Edward u. queen Vic.
toria is % years old, an age when one
a we'll understand she migh5 &c only
too willing to free her elf entirely
from all tramlnels even of such feeble
respon ,ibility US u british monarch
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19
T%elesraphic Clicx..

New York CITY has decided to
adopt the patrol wagon system.
REEcE RUSH was killed. at Marenco.
Ohio, by Il Toledo and Ohio Central
t. ain.
EDWARD HURST. a pickpocket, was
shot at South Bcnl. Ind. by DR..
Crawsby. whose pocket he attempted
to pick.
a THROUGH mail pouch from Chi.
cago to ST. Joseph, Mo-. is said to have
been robbed OF nineteen registered
letters.
THE boiler in Shultz's sawmlll. near
Parkersburg, w. Va. exploded, killing
three men and fatally Turing two
others.
JOSEPH S~HACKLEroN has filed suit
for $4,000 at Muncic, Ind, against the
Eureka Land COMPANY fer damages
alleged from non-tultillment of con.
tract.
Mrs. j. E. BUTLER. wealthy widow
OF Mount kisco, shot herself through
tho head at new York. She was the
vile of q Confederate general wnodied
q year ago.
The five members OF the sophomore
class of the Minnesota State University
who were suspended for taking part
In Q rush with freshmen have been
reinstated.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19
Nephew of tue Milsad" Coming.

MAsIllNGToN special: The Japan
csc Legation has notified the Dcpart-
men OF State that Prince Namashinu
OF Japan. Il nephew of the Emperor,
will arrive in New Work from Europe.
and will visit Washington. stopping ut
the Legation. The collector of Gus
toms ut New York has been instructed
TO extend the usual rourtesies ana f:.-
.llltics for landins the effects of the
Prince.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19

b. +. Clayton of Indianola, Iowa. is
President OF the Farmers Congress.
President Clayton is u practical and
extensive farmer. has served on the
Iowa State Board of Agriculture. in
the Legislature, AM declined further
political honors. His opinions are said
tn have more weight than these OF n
other agricultural writer. The arm
ers congress is not Il political body, as
Is shown by the fact that delegates are
appointed 10y both Democratic and Re-
publii an governors. The mgr
owes much OF its success to the clio. is
of its President. AS Secretary of
the Farmers National Congress-,
Hon. John NJ. Stahl, OF Nuincy,
lil., was n of the leaders Of
the recent annual meeting. Mr.. stahl
Is a man OF prominence and influence.
He has hc'd political office, and when
appoln ed delegate t, the Farmers
Cong ess by Governor Altgeld, he was
chairman OF the Republican Central
Commute. of Quincy. Tho Farmers
National Congress is strictly non
partisan, hut no other organization of
farmers has so much i %:lluence with
legislative bodies. 1t is said that to it
alone is due the provision made b.
Congress for a est of rural FREQ mail
delivery. The Congress is composed
OF one delegate from each Congress
sional district, two at large. appointed
from each Sta'e by the Governor. and
one from each State Boa d of Agricul-
ture and agricultural collage. Its
principal oo'cct is to make rural life
more attractive.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19
Russian Thistle as Fuel.

]. H. Herr, a farmer just east of
Alpena, has invented u novel kind of
fuel. 1t is composed of Russian this
ties compressed into small bales. The
inventor intends making q trip
through the thistle district giving les
sons on bailing. This will be IL boon
to men who cannot afford to make an
outlay for coal this winter.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19

.tLEvHl.AND. Ohio, special: \ fu-
rious gale struck Luke Erlc and lower
Lake Huron and considerable DAMAGE
was done shipping. Several boats
are known 10 he disabled and help
ess ON the lakes. Although several
SAILORS were injured. no loss .of life is
scpurtcd.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19

NINlT.N. |. Il. special: Three men
robbed the express agent at Cnoteal
taking two mail bags. what money the
agent had and hiscNprc-s moncy.order
book. Ten or eleven persons in the
.ielot We're also robbed. The robbers
were not masked. and information is
TO the effect THAI they we're all In
tlnMs, supposed Ito he tho Cook nunr.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19
Found Dead Near Del, Eau;ds.

A sudden death occurred near Dell
Rapids. Jcns Il. johnson of Logan
Township. while on his way to town,
fell out of his wagon and was dead
when found. johnson was subject to
cataleptic fits. and that is the prob
abe cause Of his falling from the
wagon and dying so suddenly.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19

klc, and many distinguished moi de-
livered audre: SEES. Thursdays sessio i
wa, held on histori: Blennerha set
Island, where q an iuct was servel
the delegates by the citizens OF / ar
kersburg. On Saturday IN excursion
was run to the famou, Sistersville oil
field. The regular sessions wer. held
in tho Academy OF Music and were
open to the public.
Tho National tarmers' Congress ia
non-partisan in character n has no
alliance with the many semi-partisan
farmers organizations OF the country.
AT this session many valuable papers
were read and the proceedings are eX-
Eected to be fruitful of much god to
the agricultural class. Resolutions
favoring fee mail delivery, Sunday
rest for railroad employees and for
introduced and referred. a c)m-
mittec was appointed to investigate
charges against millers taking excess
sive tolls. y resolution favoring a law
to compel railroad to carry live stock
through to its destination without
stops of more than an hour wa
ADOPTED. Oliver of Pennsylvania.
Rogers of Maryland, Wells and Cow
den of ohio, Smith of Pennsylvania.
Potter of Now York and Moore OF
Pennsylvania spoke on taxation. j I'm
Hutchinson of Parkcrsburg delivered
an historic address relating to Blen-
nerhassctt island and Aaron Burr.
Colonel Dan Ncedham of Massachu.
sctts spoke on farmer, and finance and
Senator Henderson OF West irginia
on stock and the farm.
The congress also adopted resolu-
tions calling upon the President and
the United States Conwrc.s to call an
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19

international cGnvcn-
ton of nations ready
10 mite Tor the @ lual
us, of gold and silver
as full legal t. naer
h discrimina-
ting, and ccnsured
the United Congress
for repeating the
Sherman act without
making provi ion FIR
HI coinage of silver
dollars. a resolution
was also adopted de-
lnanding that equal
protection To given
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19
Land Patents tncallcd For.

There are over 5000 patents for
lands belonging to settlers in the
Huron Land District lying uncallcd
for in the United States Land Office
at Huron. it is important that own.
crs of lands for which patents have
not been delivered should secure them
at once.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19

to farm p oducts VITA other industries
in all tariff legislation and that u com
mittee Ice appointed to confer with the
committee of Congress to secure the
eluat :d iustment of such schedules.
A resol ,tioa demanding pro. ection to
WOO, cotton, hemp. and flax was laid
on the table By a vote OF 100 to ri, the
convention refusing to entertain p,lit-
lcal questions. The Committee on
Resolut ons Was instructed to report
no resolutions that were not non-par-
tisan.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19
Two ALDERMEN Tukcu In.

At Sioux Falls Aldermen Cosen and
Sampson We're arrested for driving
over fire hose when in use. The case
is to be fought.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19
FARMERS CONGRESS.
NATIONAL MEETING OF T,LLERs
OF THE SOIL
Bls Crowd of Agrlculturists in Attend .ncs
Interesting Papers and Debate on Inn
portant subjects-some Of the Objects
and Purpose. OF the Organization.

The Farmers National Congress,
composed OF de egates from eve v
state in the Union, appointed by the
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-19

Six dead and a score in. ured is the
record of the fire with &c ,troyed tho
f, rniture store of heenan y .ahn
ut letroit, Friday morning. The
dead are:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Tho auction sales yesterday were few. Inc mar
xe, opened with a firm tone. and number OF
largo sales which were he'd over from last week.
were closed yesterday. S.awson & HOBBS prokersi
have sod for William Halls Sons the slX-s1ory
stone apartment-ho known as the Lahta'
situated on the southwest corner. OF Central farh
West and Eighty third-st., pot 522x1OO for ssoV
pohert Appteton has sold for Frederick Berg 10
Iohn Wv;ia. of Morrlstown. y. j.. No. l23 Bowery'
Ave-story marble business building. lot 2oxlCo ior
$4,000 Mr. appleton 500 TINS nous Save sold for
Sachs Brothers to william G. we'd. OF Do SS,
Nos 13 and 10 Washington Place sx-story oo do
Aihsrf +; Putnam has sold through Slawson "
Hobbs No llS West Seventy -nnth-st' loo lou ~,
brownstone dwelling lot 22xlO22 Tor SaoWV; MI
ris simon has sod to A. J. Book No Last Nlhe!y
sn,ond.st iour-story brownstone dwelling, iot
siyioSS for about $4,000 F. Ztte has sod for the
trustees Of the James X Irene four
storv brownstone dwelling lot 20x56xiu0 for SS5OO
E A. Crukshank Co. have 500 fo Iea Fpst One
Srni-eG -and-twenty ftn-st. three-story brick
dwe,,ing lot 2sxiOO for $4,000 August Van Court
andt has purohase from Mandeloaum neY ine
No Clio Elghth-ave. three-S1o'y D'iNN 9'
0niy two parcs.s OF real estate were offered at
aucti3n Yesterday, both at the Trinity Sa.esroom
No iii broadway, by William kennedy, auctloneer
No 40 Broadway. a Sailors Snug HarDoT lea%.-
ho.d being seven-sory brick nusssJ Years
70 run at a rental OF $500 per annum j. kattek
was the buyer for S2i20 The same aucuo Sfera
bmi;ding. lot 2s9xss6 George II. Fearons was the
TSe sale BY james l.. Wells Saturday OF 10
lots for the Vyse estate Oh the grouhus
Bou,,sard and One-hundred- and 49,
vas well attended over one thousand persons pSllS
present. but the bidding was SLOW ana s W mil
O'Clock. when about hfty-three lois had oee" u''
posed of for d total Of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
Conntrn Board

ID pRgDrHs TAKEN ~ p.nsant farnhouse: larg" shady
- ,.rl Beautiful l.calt, delightful drives good table
rates REASONABLE. references BOX lGb H1rch6ai7. y l.
COUNTRY b,nrd. July 1T - sept l5'h In tho COT
\ s,s " lnglcsle school New Milford Ct Fine table.
np~teat service electric light Ns-. abundant water
supply. detached ,.tfagci ~ families MIS- ~ T. FenIy-
hacker HousoXeper lnss~ldc school Sow Milford. G.
4 , BOARD and fi.lslnt may b" obtained
VI whore only TO-" taken AZ Erick 'hurcn, Nc
minutes walk fr.m station and convenient 20 electric
cars Address T.. o. Boa d3. EAst 'nng" y. }.
ID ARK PLACE. attractive farm house. good substan-
L ,.4 country fare. fresh frmt. hors" and carriage
MRS FRED LEWIS. M,rilh. Essex Co.. y. Y
,uNDy LAWN FARMHOUSE. large airy rooms pleas
- ant lawn fresh vegetables. milk eggs. NUT terms
m .lcrnie. Ne. = = ENLI. Mlnror. Orange CO. n \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Balwin Frank >. and w'ts 80 cacn, say ,1n6,
TANK Nm tis,'r9 moYtsase, $4,000
sem r., to Jacob y Nl'''r. s''' 81 800
Brew Anna NJ and ano,hc; = aa'aai Life, Life In,
sur. nee g.. li3,L-st. D. 40 II oi ls'-a'e 1000
,s scgf i.,ui. To- Audrey smith and
s'9e; S,,hs' E. $H'S II o. Dou'a.F 5000
no SsrsS1S e5a2ls and ani,hc, 70 Henry II Bar
nari. lots 30 I'll ga and 2@5 map property 100
ci,H a" rnirio ard anothcr to Mutual LIE IN
surance ard another. I3dst. =, 10 II " ot ~,
cis TSs FranE and WIFE to Victor ,crhards en-
e. lot ~ map r5e W'@ Sb N.oT ''.a' 6ei~e~n
Avenues and - len, ; Law
hlorfs-ave n g l6ls'-st years ....:;; LOU
c%no y,9 to arn'y as "''' 40 ~ 600
caau" cscar and wife to virginia clark No los
paTkr. Eaq%n y'Is' ma vile to ddtual Life In
sa"qSs GS NO 10 asny Bss Nos ioi and
Reaasry u Sn To ISj John Frederick No
rt "s' S Sr VIE Tue Gaaran- 1000
Fraud ssIsman and %le to d or :I,aT God
ry y"ars Alexander u to + Adams another.
ca a TSf Morris and VIE Louis Lnder. 900,
o2 rs Edf TmI an G'1 Vile to Germania Lie In
60. Hickman Place s. 'o'' II OF 1000
Graan Alvin j. ana VIE 70 4 smith snSDG West s..
Grr@nbers Jacob and vie. to Joseph s'verman ,oo
% Wes. ' ~ and en"ther' to produce TX
change building and Loan Assocati9n lot 49, ooo
block 25li map Kemp es1te m' ita Rss,r
Snce society T. $. iS''h-st 8 1919 II I, 900
Howe Err a Of Wet iothSt ycars.... 1900
sss cnrs'pn to u o WeSysr Pg yea 4so'ae 1900
Heyman. Gerson. to Sender Jarmuiowsky :" q "a,
@ iIcs'er-st: ~ He.ters years......... 1850
Kramer George. Charles F Henker 2i-aFe. ,ooo,
KiyAiani io@ard NICK susan pySk@sno Ter.
race Vew-a,e. N $ 20 IT W OF kmssor'dse- n soo
1 yea
,, %ye Hrc NJ 10 John Hnfren and anotner
Wcbstcr-ay, W ;. - II n Of Southern Bou'e- ..o
vari and other property, note ;,:...';;,,n,: 'o'
lI,tuxston James and wife 10 William HAN
sons sSth-st 2ii4 It e OF Riverside Drive CO.,
ds S!,iinasb Michael ana wife to the society
OF ihe i.yIng-In Hospital OF New-York. 2d-ave. 1900
- II OF 33I,st years ioooo
N@Wsn; s"" M ,stoVe : Years .......... 10000
o. I,rien Michael and another to Sarah Hanna no,
$40 hO OF a snG St 10 Clarence LOW
Evan Southern boulevard. at division line.
between lots Is and III. map OF Dater estate oooo
pssrEep willard. and wife to Bond and Mortgage
Guarantee Co. 4th-ave. corner OF 2lth-st. $500.
schnitter Justine to Thomas S Marion and
other trustees. ii4th-st, $. 0L0 II e OF LIST oo
so @nS Samuel to VOL Dazian and
other i27th-at. a25 It OF 7th-ave years 10000
SHARES Mary. Herman Mundheim. Prospect 40
ave- e f. 900 Il 5 OF sprlns-s year.....;.: 100
Strese Margarcha and another to same. lots 80
III 10 ia map OF WISE estate, demand 5000
So $50 II . OF shave years ........... 10000
Tattersall Richard and wife to Mary v row ,oo
Uthon Louis. o the Title Guarantee and Trust
CO., Columbus-ave. g. 09.l n OF e6th-st' % ooo
same to Martin Furlons. same properly. years 1900
Valentine. Annie e. 10 John Sloane trustee No
Wright, John ~ and wife to Josephine wandei,
both st. l75 It Of 7th-ave year....''.' 5000