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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-07
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The most important sale In the rea. estate market
ycsierday that offered by b. l.. Kennedy, under
foreclosure No. l23 Bowery, hve-story brck pu'iu
ing full. lot This property was bought IN
April. 1899. for $4,000 and in July. 1884, was en-
changed for other property. 1t was offered sub
ject to liens amounting TO $SG.5so and was bought
ny the p.aintin. benjamin NJ. Hartshorhe' ioi
POI West one hundred-and-t -four th-st l4xJ a
tnree-story brownsLone Dwelling. IL sod 10 inc
der partition "A pot Of three loss iillXlvo az tl!e
side OF 1t. Nchoas Pace. lziil ieet sogth OF
j. O. Batter for 1910. the second 10 A. W: Miller
for 5000 and the tnrd to same buyer Tor $sVov.
-. l.. Ingraham az CO.. offered under foreclosure
No. q East Thirteth-st, lslOxsss. foui-story
brownstone dwelling. II sod to Jarvis {. Howard
Thomas s Walker. Of Hall j. How & CO.. ,ad-
tourned the sale OF No. i6s West Twenty-secohu-S'
The result Of yesterdays market shows tendency
toward lower prices. wherever property Is iolcea
the market This especially noticeaple IN
the offering OF no l2S Howery TINS property 500
in 1872. for 100000 and for $4,000 in 1893 Brokers
report that renting In that part OF the cry Is ro"
especially for upper floors The total encumorance5
mortgage Of $1,000 might remain on the property
The piantn Dough, the properly for ony 5000,
,I BRICK 4 Hat lot 27xioo for 5000
Frederick zts has sold d The he. tyHlony SriGk
s sSr W'''''" Brewster 10 MAX '''''''''''. ~
NJ t. Hewitt CO. have sold to Myra J.. fogg
the threc-story and basement brownsone dwelling,
iSx55xioo. No. 1874 West Ffty-third st. for sl3cO
Daniel J. Mcfilroy has purchased from the estate
Of the late Edward Wood. who was president OF
the Bowery Savings Bank. 1our,story o brown i
dwelling 22x6Dxo0 feet. in Thrty-seventh-st,
near Park-ave. Mr. Wood purchased the mouse
thirty years ago for $4,000: and his heirs have sold
IL for about three times that sum Mr.. McEiroy
has also purchased from +. l.. Ronaiis Iot III
Ninetieth-st.. between Columbus and Amster goa
ayes excavated. and with foundations laid for a
fathouse, for $3.50 giving in payment No Soo
Macon-st. Brooklyn. three-story d"elilhs'
2Ox50x00 feet ~ 49,
J. Langdon has purchased No. $40 l,exlngton-ave:,
a four-story brownstone front dwelling. l99x5Ox75
feet for S2s.OCc. 49, . ,
Lewis g. Crane has sold for DR.; W. f. kissane
the dwelling No l2D West one hundred -and-twenty-
seventh-st.. for $3.50 and for X W. Reid NO
800 Throop-ave.. Brooklyn, for $1,000 ,,
William Selfridge has filed plans for the buildnS
OF hve-story brick fiat. 26xs6. at the east side
OF Columbus-a to cost $2oOD.
TtciolEfGHM5 case A?tnn 6Oki. .rsin btmthththr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-07
BAYONNE.

1t this weeks meeting OF the Bayonne Board Oh
Osuncilmen Water Purveyor Frank O. HoVeH re-
paaed that a number Of tools. including cosby
Sah Waterman tapping machine, mad hiys'e'i-
ouly disappeared from the workshop or the water
DEPARTMENT in the basement Of the city Han ne
asked that the board give the matter an imiheu'-
ate investigation. The council referred the aHdr
70 Chief OF Police Mcneil. Inquiry into Inc mat
Yer showed that the missing piece OF mechanism
nAa not been used by the Water Department III
ABOUT three years. or since the adoption oy 'ne
council Of the improved Waterman tapping ma
chine Invented by Philip Eley. prominent c'i%eii
o. Bayonne. Water Purveyor Howell however. paiu
no attention TO these statements, but Yesterday
morning appeared before Recorder T. W. Conheny'
~ tne City Police Court. and swofe out seaIcn "i
.ant against Mr. Eiey, alleging tnat ne hau 10 a.
wi 70 believe that the missing apparatus "..'
Ss,ed IN Mr. Eley's dwelling or premises, d. 49,, w.,
= East Twenty ffth-st. The warrant was given ss
svr service 10 Detective Edward NJ grimm "no rr
accompanied to Mr. Eley's home by water 1ur r
veyor Howell and the First Assistant Water Pur-
,,seyor Osbahr. Although greatly incensed over
sne ihoignty OF having his premises searcheu iVi
~ ~ apparatus bulky that two men are scalSey
sse 10 carry IL. Mr. Eley escorted the oHcia as
Hrrougn his premises. thorough search OF .ne
SuUsiing from cellar garnet and the outDudi,.ss
rnueo 10 disclose any trace Of the missing nachIpe
stnen the officials returned TO the cry han anu
nSuno the supposed missing apparatus IN ue "atI
experiments workshop. Mr.. Eley Ii bolIhg VIII
oppressed rage the indignity to when ne "as
'''ecd 10 submit BY process OF law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-07
MOUNT VERNON.

vore than the usual excitement took place in the
,,.r,, Vernon Opera House on Wednesday night
= connection with the gospel temperance meeting
",rauo,ed by Thomas Edward Murphy 1t was
caused by the arrest of man giving his name as
charles Clark of New-Rochele In New-Rocheiie
:. q Iooked upon by some simply crank. y
~. no others as mnatc The man at the
-. Haven Railroad station early in the evening
NSs,r,bnting circulars which were intended to inture
Mr. Murphy's work The circulars declared tha a
~, ago and that all the author wanted was
hsl where he could show up the temperance
Nss,nr Al the Opera House and in the gal
ih,v where he not only distributed his circulars
,ei:' FUSED n disturbance by making TRADE
a oss Mr. Murphy and his work. He was at
once arrested. Upon searching him TWO reviewers
wwei,r,,andad 10 use He was locked up and held 10
s y. the action Of the court yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-07
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Judge I.ippincott on Wednesday directed That the
Courthouse flag should be hoisted at half-mast IN
honor of Justice Albeit, but no flag could be fouhu
II had been stolen when the Courthouse was
robbed Of its chairs and cuspdors, two years ago.
and had never been replaced Sheriff Ioney
solved the trouble by going out and buying nag
at his own cost . Edward Mahahey' VINO
killed his wife at Harrison. on September 2 was
yesterday placed on trial before Judge Lppincott
a, Jersey city, for murder. The case VIII prod
ably 10 the jury to-day Msry nas sroes
AGED seventy-six. OF No l3iia Pacihc-ave., aioss
In her sleep at o'clock yesterday morning anu
climbed out OF a window TO the roof or an ex'eh-
sor whence she made her way to the r90i OF IN, me
adjoining house From there she feli 10 tns
ground and broke her arm. she also receives
sever injuries the head. owing 10 her aeT -, II
is not believed that she Will recover ne
Is,.Sv civ Board OF Finance yesterday received
seven bids for $4,000 in refunded water Dohn me-
bearing interest at AZ per cent SIX OF me plus ,
were from New-York and Boston. but the Dg he
Offer was 1925. while the Commissioners OF , thS
Jersey City Sinking Fund bid loo'2 ana recr l,'i
The award Mayor Wanser Is highly compn-
mened for his share in bringing about conulti tn
which enables Jersey City 10 pay so h!gh prize
for its securities. ,--,,o. 80, a,
o'clock Yesterday afternoon TO make appointments;
finder the new law all county offices are vaca'e1
and the board had 10 MI them. There are ~ oi
thes, places but the board, after ming lVV oil
them deferred the rest until It's next meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

As outcome of the investigation by committee
OF the New Brunswick Board of Aldermen regard
ing the of bribery in the securing of an eec-
trio railway franchise two suits for libel have been
instituted by City Collector William II. Price Of
New Brunswick against Joseph w Ballantne. of
Somervll,e, and City Treasurer James Nelson. Of
New Brunswick The summons in the suit was filed
on Wednesday with Sheriff Richard Servlss
by Mr. Prices attorney Warren Dixon. OF
Jersey City. The declarations have not yet been
filed. The damages asked for 10000 The suit
has been brought in the Supreme Court The suits are
based on the public statement OF Nelson and Ballan
tine that Price WAS the recipient of $1,000 check
given by the New-York and Philadelphia Traction
Company TO secure rights Of way and privileges
through New Brunswick. The charge. beyond any
doubt. dsproven at the sitting of the nvestisa
ton committee upon testimony of prominent officers
OF the company. Mr.. Ballantine who is the head OF
the carriage manufacturing firm Of Ballantne
Van Fleet with branches in Somervillc and New
Brunswick is in Florida. Mr.. Nelson has just
returned to this city from Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-07
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VCSTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONkERS.

ouet home wedding took place Wednesday
.,o home Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Otis. No
~ n,st Workers. Miss Cora ". their youngest
i was married 20 Louis Du Bots by the
Parkes Cadmon. pastor OF the Central
,.odst Episcopal Church. Miss Ola b. Otis. a
49, NJ the bride. the maid OF honor. and
Co. Iennle simmons the bridesmaid The best
" .n was Mark Walsh. After short wedding trip
-" ,ewly married couple will take up their home
, No l64 Beech-st MIS- Mary Toner Logue
a. a., suddenly on Wednesday at the home of her
r,,er Mrs John c. Small. at No. 156 Webster
- She was ninety-two years old, and had been
,as,sent of Yonkers for fifty years. The funeral
,css will be held this morning. Owing 10
o. Great interest taken in the work OF b. Fay
,",s the evangelist. who is holding meetings in this
"" w. all the important business places of the city
WIZ forenoon and and in the afternoon. The
ID W. Of the day will be held in Music Hail. Mr.
SEM preaching at 1918 in the morning $50 in the
ME- i,,n,n and 7i5 in the evening. The Board
aNuuaal;h believing that Yonkcrs has the
OF ~ its dlp;heria epidemic will allow the sun
wv schools TO resume their sessions on Sunday and
oE nublc and parochal schools on Monday
ne Tonkcrs Young Mems Republican Club met for
ls' srst time Wednesday evening in its new quar-
ine on Getty Square. President Cox was author
vi .hies literature. etc resolution was adopted
Msnrsng Mayor Pcenc's nomination of Henry W.
n,hof the treasurer of the club, Tor the ONCE
grFxcise Commissioner. and n committee consist
CT NJ Krug. John Sells and w. d. Ioumans
m ss appcrted to urge the Aldermen TO vote Tor
vas earptArn,ation Fire Commissioner John
ss is Confined to his home with attack of
.h,,at trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-07
TO AID FREE KINDERGARTENS

public meeting. under the auspices OF the
Brooklyn O'ree) kindergarten Association. will be
held on Monday evening at the Polytechnic
Institute. The work of the association recently
described in The Tribune. 1t maintains twelve
kindergartens In various parts of the city for the
benefit of poor children. Its officers are anxious
to increase the interest Of the community In the
good work and enlarge the resources OF the as
ISOLATION The field of its labors is limited only by
the condition OF its treasury. AT the meeting on
Monday evening addresses will be made by Hamil-
ton W. Mabe. president Of the NewYork Kinder
garten Association; the Rev. Howard s. Bliss.
recently assistant pastor of Plymouth Church. Miss
Caroline b. lie Row, the weknown writer on
educational subjects who is the secretary OF the
Brooklyn association. and probably by Father Syl-
vcster Malone. Membership In the association
costs only s. year. and the money Is all put
where II Will do the most good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-07
EE4DY ron TIE UINTEE'S SPORT.

ORANGE LAKE Is COVERED WITH FOUR INCHES
OF ICE AND THE FIRST YACHTS WERE
PIT ON 1T YESTERDAY.
Newburg. y Y.Dec. (SpeclaD.-The orange Lake
Ice Yacht cub raised the ball Wednesday night. and
is prepared for the winter sport They elected H.
C. Hgglnson commodore DR. Wiliett KIDD Vice
commodore Albert y Chambers secretary and
treasurer Or. Wiett Kidd. Frank q. Wood
George Beggs and T. b. Moore. Regatta Commit
tee The ice on the lake is nearly four Inches thick
and as smooth glass. and yesterday yachts
were put 1t for the first time The races ana
trophies have all been arranged for the season, ana
all the boats have been improved since last year
The Higgnson. Harper. Kidd and Van Nostrand
CUPS and pennants will be competed for as before
and there will be a number OF extra races.
qhe National Skating Association speed races
will also take place this winter on Orange Lake
a trolley road now runs from the city TO the
lake and thousands be carried there IN
short time The local skaters are getting in trim
and OF them. james +. Donoghue; the youhser
brother OF the champion expects 10 sho" MS heeis
TO the best in the country this winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-07
NEWARK.

Tire. Poles broke into the station OF the Green
wood Lake Railway at Bloomfield early yesterday
and attempted to rob the ticket office. the ncKet
agent. Mcconnell who had just stepped out heara
the noise and returned in time to see the men
running away. He followed them. and wnen he
saw them board a trolley car for Newark ne GOV
on the hack platforrn The men allghted al Inc
Morris and Essex station and Mcconnell h asteneS
the Second Precinct police station ana procuit4
an officer who arrested the men In restaurant
They gave the names and addresses OF I nohas
Jeviskie Of No. 81 Kivngton-st; Jonh JeLvishies
OF No IL Washington-st.. and John 2er'esA.e, VI
Mlen-st, all OF New-York. One OF them carried
Q new chise
J. W. Wheeler Of Elizabeth: was yes'efnay, ,d ap
pany OF Elzabethport by Vice-Chanceor van fIe lee
upon the application Of stockholders Inc na1 T
ties are 1900 and the assets about $iaoVV !;'e
company was organized on March g. lss5 ana the
concern shut down months ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-07
RUTHERFORD.

MORE CLAIMS AGAINST THE ALYEA ESTATE.
The Finance Committee of the Borough Council of
Rutherford held long meeting on Wednesday. with
the result that further discrepancies in the accounts
of the late Collector Thomas w. Alyea were dis
covered, and $l42S was added to the already heavy
claim of the borough against the Alyea estate. The
matter came to light through friction between the
Board of Education and the Borough Council the
latter alleging overdraft of school money on the
part of the former while the Board OF Education
alleged that money was still due TO 1t. Communca-
tons sent TO County Superintendent Terhure and
County Collector Hopper ELECTED replies showing
that in $500. and In another S,2S. had been
sent the borough collector the school account.
but had not been entered the cash book turned
into the fund for school purposes. Two minor tax
items made up the additional claim OF NfZS. The
borough Is suing claim of $5lo0 against the
estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-07
nECnNpED MORTGAGES.

AGs,sn rsigq an" Of % Avenue s'2o s
same to + O'Connor. same property, years l2"o
Ahrens John =. and WIZ TO the Eas, k,'er s ,a
rngs Institution. 2d-ave CD" II or W. smo
same to same 5ad-st 800 It " Of i-'-aye MOO,
usy sr'. John ana wife t. ii Amend 5 2sIst ~
ra l II f r Gs CIV W to iS MadlsbrooE
n5ndy Amari to Betty blum Soih-s'. $50 ,so,
cm~forl .r's,, anu and aisst - 5000
S Afsan'i 10 ana ~ ot h | $500
crnnon Ma1Sra %"a l6 %"s9 IT q, % ben%Sn
rl lae' John Yr "a and another John iIussn.
si,h.st is It u AmserdamaNe. : years .oo
,:,,a m'r'ss s and Vic To- Theodore N Barnes.
executor. : corner io'th-st ami Manh"''"" 1000,
r5hnck }Sr To- Ia6cc wahs execuirix ,coo
?asy : ssS # q h 1oI pSy Ntws Savings
ami building Loan Association No IL swan ''"" 200
ra rtic GI"Tcnes 81 ana d. TITUS aao
Gids. wTisni' ct al to iie cuaranics and G Tra,'
Co. : " corner Amsteriam-aVe and lo''h-S' ,aooo
uicS,m n's Andrew. to Lieemanns sons ,.oo
ll p' William ~ y, to Mention aa% another 1900
Ic,hst 1915 q Of 3 ON nei,roa yl" ceopcratle
Budins Loan Association Mave' ~, $50
;n.r q Emma and another to Flora Kaufman
AMI nnother. li5,h-st 200 IT OF ''h-ave' os 200
KsrSi" s 5S' e,seS q, Central Of H1 Fn
Me. and other prSpsy. var n,n,ns 10000
Krus Emma and another to henry p""'"s' 700
ti,th-st 800 II . OF 5th-avc. years. ,,, ''
,,ir Mary A 10 Thatcher Furnace Co. No I'D zoo
to 49, S Msst Kendall No 40 West
Kanneay carrie s. and another TO the Mutual
IIfc Insurance Co. New YORK II ORR, 10, 600
-, and Amsterdam q mortgages yrT. i-''o"
-. ~, a,,a ~, Edward to the Seamens Bank Tor
saving ga and 5l6 broadway w anu W. IA 900
or G,e lanes and wife Hannah NJ Rock .oo
We'll Mot-avc. 100 q OF lttth- 81 81 $780, seS ~
I.sk Sarah A. and an9'hsr 10 Of I Rrookiine-st
W = Marion-ave TIL u Il q" ...'...... 800
..............s.... 49,
same to ne. Marion-ave' lot 49, map o' 800
lcn)am'hr ns,' r. to George II Meyer ou,
urand-st ~ n Of crosby-st /. years , '
Myers. Saic and an =, If V,st.s : years. aoOoo
Same to julius Nahm. n oist-s' '''' " 100
t,nSye' Jshy yen r to clark Bell :.
blot TOO Jumei estate. mortgages . y,aI,, oO'o
Mccarthy James f. to ed ward Lana I'M
proyemenl co. 'o Years p. an" ' I2ia
vaher Evelyn same lots lo' 10 ioi map 10
section A. vyse es@ 9 10 the Se"f Equitable Ife As
surance Society United states - West '''"- ., ooo
49,, st. y nohsr, to asd Ward Land Improvement
Co lots 237 and 23s map section A. Nyse es- ,ooo
tate instruments mortgages. Z'"o
Ramsey William II. 10 william II ,. m,,dimS' 100
Ransom Frank Title Guarantee and trust 40 o,v,
Co. n 77th-st. 80 It W OF Madison,ave, years is'""
lamsey M' ,an - ~ Of Amsterdam-ave / year 80
sternberg Herman. and another to Herman . o,o
Nsscn;sn No l2 Sa N %fS ,S THOMAS Nc S
Cagiie. Madison-ave. 2o4 II OF i2'h- anu
sd st, yen Abraham and wife to the Equitable
Life Assurance Society. United states. 8
i2ist-st. 85 II Of Manhattan-ave years .ooo
sd %Irasaf Frank x to F sehnuxs issd-s
Same TO Cassidy 4 Adler. issd-st. $50 II es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-07
TAFT LOCKED UP ~ LUDLOW SIhhLI JAH

John X. Talt the defauting bookkeepeT OF the
Chemical National Bank. was arrested yesterday
afternoon at his home in Mount Kisco. by United
States Deputy Marshals Daniel Hurley ana John
T. McAviney and brought to this city. lie was
held in $4,000 bail by United States Commissioner
Shields In default OF bail he was locked up IN
Ludlow Street Jail
/, 70 understood that TAFT has confessed 10
President c. G. williams. OF the Chemical Bank,
that nearly all OF the money which was taken
was loaned by him TO friends. who promised 10 re-
~ him hut professed inability to do so when ne
"a lied upon them to refund. Friends OF Tait, u Is
said have repaid 10 the Chemical i'ank sun ''a'
covers n large amount OF the alleged theits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-07
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
WITH MILITARY POMP AND PARADE
CEREMONIES OBSERVED AT THE LAYING OF
THE CORNERSTONE OF THE I4TH
REGIMENT ARMORY


With military pomp and parade the cornerstone Of
the new armory Of the lih Regiment y. G. 5.
y. Y, laid yesterday afternoon In Elghth-ave..
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth The COM
mand, under Colonel II. W. Michel left the Old
armory in North Portand-ave., and marched TO the
site OF the new one The war veterans OF the reg-
mcnt under General T.. g. Fowler escorted Colo
mel Michcrs command. There about $50 in
line The route in North Portland. Myrtle.
Carlton. Lafayette and South Portland aves. Han
sen Place. Fourth. ST. Marks and Seventh ayes.
Foureenth-st. and Eghth-ave.. to the front OF the
new armory A great crowd Of spectators had as
semb.ed 10 witness the exercises. The exterior Of
the armory has been completed while waiting for
the cornerstone. This Is block OF granite cut
from bowder secured in the historic battlefield at
Gettysburg 1t was presented by the veterans
Upon arrival at the armory the troops were
massed in front of IT, platform erected In
front of the cornerstone which was in readiness to
be lowered its place. Colonel Michel called
Mayor Schieren preside. In brief speech the
Mayor presented General Fowler. who TO lay
the memorial of glorious Gettysburg which had
been presented by the veterans OF the regiment as
a contribution to the completion Of the new armory.
He then proceeded to lay the stone with due
Formally using "A silver trowel. The Grafton OF the
occasion delivered by the Rev. DR.. j. O. Wilson.
chaplain of the regiment. There was music by
Con,erno's Band After the exercises the officers OF
the regiment entertained the invited guests. inc,ud-
ing the Armory Commission. at the Plaza Hotel.
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-07
PLEASANTVILLE.

Dr Louis Gustave Bouchereau. a weN-known
nhvs,c,an of Paris and his wife. who have made
an extended tour through this country and Canada
and who are now staying at the Plaza Hotel in
yaryork have recently visited Ausburn RirdsaN
.s Ne family AZ their beautiful country home near
f plsasantville which they have named Birdm0nt
Nine Bouchereau is niece or Mrs. Brusa,L IT
n na,chsreau * at tbs. head of an important IN
.itution in Paris and has had conferred upon him
ssrsrai tries They return home on the French
sta.mar which leaves New-York for Havre to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-07
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

.s,h-s,. n s. ae5 It " Of cth-aye, sosio"+: Will g.
Hm HSSh2 No to Ann" aus M: Mshcr
to GeoIse y Il Baldwin ., WIN .:;.;. IN
~ block rs" Scunded sy sSh som Central
Rss w Ans w And to Esn @o'
'II 10 wniam I Il hams g, to Henry stevens
7i.,.. No $40 West, John Kehoe and wife to 90 %,
rs 4 Of snr't and iP2 s 3sl 'onn 5000
7sihst 2,o q AH.'sTam 21S' IA
sa sSr" Psdss4 1"5 o nS wife to Ss sf'""'
, sss si 100 # Of Amsterdam ave 'oSio22
William II Ramsey To willis II Young anu /
7p aP9.''' :. u 4 LcsinF,onays iss19i
Montague Les'ler referee to f'anrH 2475o
18Th - Of 1,h W,; SaHlSs Il fia LUNA 10
,sib Mo''' 30 = of shave iooNo22; jacob
18Th ~ \; 800 y. i It Of 2iaye 25xo2: jacob
cohen and wife to cons a sa,Sye h2 s7slooii
sarah Spencer TO John II Frank -, ''
LIZ s. and %9D Of EI'P wa2d: o'i Ei~n
stanton 20 benjamin Mordeca ;,...c.,,
.s.iisi wiriam il Keenan, and VIE to car 1000
H., sas mar o. section A. vyse e.ia,e. "a 400
ward Land impro'sment co to Robert '''n''' 100
Its az ami - same to Jane" o2o
ris 40 :.' % oi same map same Evelyn MIner ESQ
cra,ona 1.,s $ y r, ~ q .csss' 1850
crotona Place " s. i7p II Of i7lst-si 2o'lv'' .o,o
cr r,"" '"'pe 80 n " Of wayey Place soH
l.-,. Adehcli Iieb to Laura \ klush -. 40
afav. y gDt n ~ llth-st ypNl' -fVn
ward Elizabeth r Bell and husband 70 "l''"'u 100
lIist..t n > III II . - SHAVE. l7Nr' H. anu
other property. Henry Ienje and wife To NINA &,
I. Bnhen.
1854 a. . a7j II p U, 7th-ayc 2jxh' II. Francis +,
J srhnugg and wife o Frank \ Sadi,sI.
Amsterdam ave. corner y'th-si, z'"A''' = Z,
part Joseph to Henry stern -
io;ll :. a ios n " oil Central Park West.
other property. l. = Fellows ~ 49,,
al To- k-rwn. ''''N'
i2ist-si. 3i3 and 3i5 West Abraham Schnel- ,,o
der wife to Louis Dinkesp'li =. 49,, wv
" Of
Martin Gllinartin and wife 70 Alfred u nan a.
property. Alfred u Hall. IT, 10 MARIN 'lI-
martin and VIE
J.nn -. Golds, @,3At. lk9 10Y 80 ,oo.,
William & Herring and wlf" g Iohh " fhtu,, """"
N1,rr =, No "'o ''u''"' . ..'...... 800
Water -, 80 gjl 20 part. Anne sutton 70 ,
Helena q and Mary J Adams ...........-..
Waier-st. No ga fhlip Polak and VIE 10 Jh'"D ,ooa
Cohen "'''
lthst No 80 East. Jacob cohen and wife to
Caspar Afonsfn
sane property. Congregation BMai to Jacob
Cohen. prop ana -. -, ma.
aI-nse No il Bab-tte Wahlig 70 Carl Frank 2,""
M~rcer->t Nos 30 and ~. and liroadwaS NJ
1OT. Emanuel Manshach t. John ! NN.ihns
broadway. No 100. and "a Merc"r-si' LOUIS 49, ,...
Eitlinger wife John 7 williams ltJ.U"
Ilih-ar No $40 East: Benedict T. Smith and wife
To- Eugene l. Lockwood ..-...---. -..-' .....-...
Same property. Eugene |. Lockwood to beneiict
smith and wife .......... ..-..--... .......
3Gih 81. =. 40 > II " ~ 1th-ay". l'N i"'s;
Frances " Murray and wife 10 Emma l. ana ,
Louise Ferris -. 49,. "-'"Vo
Mndlson-aye of i21h-s. - NIB:
Thomas II McCasue and wife TO John
Smith