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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-02-08

Janey
"He h said she.
'T think he likes
Lucetta Nc
"FiddlestI Dow's em-
phatic reply. cake is n
beauty. aud so white dressI
Lulie Warren, mr. ut the parsonage,
shes awful disaL: inted because she
couldn't hcv white one. too. but the
dressmaker made some b,uudcr, and
she's got to wear her sitster's smoke.
coiored null
Just Mt that moment little Peters
shill cry sounded at the foot of the
stairs.
Miss Jnneyl Miss Janeyl They
want We in doors, an they're dreadful
mad cause we've got light in here T.
In uu instant Janey blew out the
lights and conducted Miss Dow down
| stairs
"Miud." she whispered, "not a word
TO anybody :"
I'li bc ~ silent as the grave 90
! cbucklcj Mariana, who delighted in
secrets.
Joshua Hammond was cross enough
/ II was time for his rheumatic limbs to
/ be rubbed with iiuiment aud swathcd
IN red flannel, and Mrs. Hammond,
who was confined to the house with n
sort of chronic bronchitis. was scold-
| ing because tea was not ready.
I'm bound I'll send that lazy lout
/ Peter to the poorhouse p snarled the
/ old man. "haint wuth his keep"
"Oh. father" pleaded Janey. che :
| doing most a grown mans work now
Run aud strain the milk, Peter, and
10y the. time tea will be ready"
"Hc eats morc'n he's worth, said
Mrs Hammond. "l'm sartin I put
eway three slices o molasscs ginger
bread on the pantry shelf at noontme
and there ain't but two now An thc
sugar bowl-wsll, I've got my eye Oh
that there sugar bowlw
"rhc corn.bread's baked n lovely
brown. motherl' cheerfully inter
rupted Janey. "And father feels bet.
ter now. Just see how nice the canned
cherries have kept"
"Ihrm cherries orter be KEEP for
company. croaked Mrs. Hammond.
Its M and down wastefulness, cntin
cm when we're Ivy ourselves!"
"WelI, we'll be company just once, -
smiled Jauey.
There's enough cold apple-sass for
Peter said the old woman. "No
sense in stufiin' bound boys with the
daiutiest fare in the land"
And she whisked away the little
glass saucer of pink cherries which
Janey had placed beside Peters plute,
substituting in its place an uninviting
mass OF sour apple-sauce.
And not until the meal was half over
did tho old economist perceive that
Jauey had quietly effected another ex-
change, and was eating the apple-sauce
herself, while Peter reveled in the
cherries.
Poor boy!' thought kindly Janey.
"He shant be put OF with the leay-
ing of everything!S
Twelfth Night ae; the scho
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A Child Attacked by an Eagle.

The other day at the bitumen mines
the one-year old child of Will Majors
was playing in yard when an eagle
swooped down on the child, who de-
Tended itself as best it could, the
eagle making desperate efforts to carry
tue little one off. The child's screams
attracted Mrs. Majors, who scared of
the bird OF freedom. Boys spent an
entire day trying to find the eagle :
most. but unsuccessfuily. Santa Cruz
(Cail Sentinel
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ae; the scho
~nnious II

house, wuy- uu'
dance was to be held, was ,arkle
with parafliue candles, and ga y hung
with cedar bows and testoons of bright
green princess pine.
Imlie Warren, who WAS on the COM
mittee,p was returning leisurely home
after II last inspection OF affairs, when
she found Janey Hammond aud Mari
ana Dow awaiting her IN the little Hit-
/ tiug-room.
"NIiss Warren" eagerly spoke the
former. unfold ing package that lay
in her lap. "I heard You would like to
buy white dress. 1--we got one
here. quite new, that ! think would tit
Won with very few alterations. II
would sell it very cheap
Miss Warren looked surprised.
81 don't understand" said she.
cts the dress she made for herself
to wear tonight" explained Mariana
Dow. But she's decided not TO go, "
"Oh, Janeyl' cried Miss Warren.
"And Dave Ellasou is isthinking so n uch
of 1t. You don't know"
Janey burst into Hood of tears
"Oh, | cant help it !" she sobbed -
al can't help it! | must have money
Father and mother are so angry. You
see they have been counting the eggs
and weighing every grain of sugar ano
-four and spices and of course they
missed what | tool, for my Twelfth
, Night cake, and they've laid it all t.
3 Peter-poor, innocent little Peter -
that's as honest rs the daylight itself
! And they've got up the wagon to TAX
him 10 the county iail--only Simeon
-, Dnrrabee won't drive OFF until com
. back he's promised me that solemI
and true-and il give the money t
father he'll relent. Oh, please, Mis-
Warren, buy the white dress of me
7 If you would give me five dollars TO
, it
I Five dollars !" cried Lulie, who wa
5, good natured girl, with keen idea
IA of Justice. II should be ashamed I
l. offer You less than ten, and shall l
le delighted to have such lovely gowi
Here's the money, Janey. Don't cr
ut SO, dear. We all know it wasn't yol
ne fault
I'd The merry music OF the lwelttl
ID Night reel was throbbing on .he froz'
ly AIR when David Ellason jumped In
lk his blue sleigh and drove impetuousl
ot away from the brilliantly lighted doc
er of the school-house.
"Not here - he he'd indignantly e
-as claimed. "If she's not here, then
he don't want to stay. l mean to go Al
,as see what the matter is u
nj Halfway down the snow-clad sio
of the road, he met two figures, hal
ed in hand-Janey Hammond and lit
IRE Peter
,ut "Why, Janey !" he exclaimed, chee
ing his spirited black horse witt
lid jerk.
no "Yes, it'e me, said Jsney, her bl
be- eyes shining in the frosty stariigh,
"me and little Peter. Fathers u
na. mad he's turned us both out OF doors
,iu Peter for being Peter, and me for z
for ing his part. And mothers Just
ey, bad. So I'm taking him to the p
son soI,nge, and il Mrs. Warren will sii
tor ms hoth for .lav orltwo-"
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III like ito know, Peter LyDu?'
Little Peter set down the heavy
milking pail close TO the sink. across
which Mrs. Hammond was already
leaning. go make out whether that
will-n -thc-wisp CLEAN at the foot of
the lan' really proceeded from the
barn windows, or was merely Sim
Coxc's lantern, rs he swuns 1t to and
fro on his Wny from the railway sta.
ton
"Oh. " said he. otis Miss Janey.
huntin eggs for breakfast, | guess :"
"rhat's Jancy, all over" scolded
the old dame. always puts things
OF to the last minute. Why couldn't
she "A zone after 'em little earlier?"
"rl res eggs enough in the house, 3"
NrlC Joshua Hammond, san |
Mt low no unnecessary u, x in
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40 tea her To co
" .Ynz yer. - said little Peter.

IN, Potter
'YcZ-zer," said little Peter.
But Mrs Hammond supplemented
the command with such host of or
ders. "a to kindling wood, locking the
hen-house door, bringing the fresh
water. and other things, that he did
not immediately carry It out.
For Peter had been II "iresh-a.r
boy. whose friends were dead and
pour. and who had managed somehow
to get back again to the place which
had once seemed of all resorts the
fn,rust aud most blessed to HIM, ana
was now drudge in general tothe Ham
monds.
Poor little Peter! He had discov-
cred that the country all the year
round. and the country for two holl-
dav weeks, were not quite the same.
But he made the best uf things, and
in his secret heart contented himself
10y worshiping pretty Jane Hammond,
NJ II Parsce worships the sun.
AZ this especial moment, Ianey was
up i'm the barn chamber by the light
of haring candle stuck against the
wall. holding up to Mariana Dow'a adj
miriug eyes II pretty dress of dotted
white muslin, with II blue sash and
sundry coquctish bits of the same
colored ribbon knottcd here aud
there.
"'You see, have to keep it here,
said she. "Muther would lind it ont
elsc-and mother thinks brown Gallo,
IL good enough for any OCCASION, nu'
father snys it's sinful to dance. Oh
dear, Mariana, ! hope I'm not doiul
wrong: but IL Is SO drcary living her
under the hill and never 10 60 any
where or see anybody made 1t my
self. and It only cost IA very little.
Its lest beau -yeau-tiful = erie
Miss Dow, lifting hands of admiration
'lmcetta Morris's red silkolene won
he nowhere. / declare to goodness
the blue ribbons Jest e2acktly mate
your ewes ia like to see David l.
lason's face when you come into Il
room"
Nonsense 20 smiled Janey "B
here's my cake, Mariana lifting Il
lid of IA long .disuscd box-trun6, III
displaying II dainty cone OF froste
sweetness. "'m coaxingmy month
rosebush to bloom So as to put pm
rose in the very crest-a real rose, n
like Imcetta Morris's colored pap
things
wal" asserted Mariana, 81 "
wonderin' how you'd manage about
cake, KNOWN as your pa and ma "
10 dreadful set against worldly VA
ties
'It was awful hard work !" sigh
Janev. II had TO save an egg he
aud bit of sugar there, and |
aside cup of Hour when | had
chance. But every egg | used
without myself, and I've taken
sugar in my tea and coffee since
gan. I'm not thief
'I.a me, the ideel !" cried Maria
"And your own folks. and you dc
the housework like u hired gal
nothin' ut all l declare, Jan
yon'd ought to married David Fila
long aao. aud nut an end To IT "
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EIERl Pcterr'
squcaked old
Mr.. Hammond.
whats that
light out IN the
barn -
Light, sir
o ut in I h G.
barn -
"Yes, light
1ut IN the barn ,
What = the matter
with your hearin.
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tITIN ' NsIs tsTW = =
tameness and disgust %!
Johns heaven. OF Pauls
heaven, ofyour heaven, o

,avdsU.i, ,.vS. &,
tameness and disgust .!
Johns heaven. OF Paursn
heaven, OF your heaven, o
Reflection the Second-l
paticntly and cheerfully all +.
hardships, prosecutions and triL.-
since, ii rigntiy borne, they insure h 'enly
payments OF ecstasy. Every twinge OF phys
teal distress, every lie told about you, every
earthly subtraction, II meeNly borne, will DO
heavenly addition. II you want TO amount
to anything ia heaven aud to moyein It's best
society YOU must be perfected through sui
fering" The only earthly currency worth
ANYTHING at the gate of heaven is the silver
OF tears. At the top OF all heayen sits tho
greatest sufferer, Christ OF the Bethlehem
caravansary aud OF Pilates oyer and term-
iner and OF the Calyarean assassination.
what n endured, Oh. who eau tel
To save our souls from death and hell'
/ ON. We OF the broken heart. and the disap-
/ pointel ambition, aud the shattered fortune,
aud the blighted lifG. take comfort from
| what saw in my Sabbath morning dean
Reflection the Third and Last-How de-
sirdbe that we all get there! Start this
moment wlth prayer and pcnitence and faith
In Christ, VINO came from heaven 10 earth
TO take us from earth TO heaven.
Last summgc. "A year ago | preached ono
Sabbath Afternoon in Hyde Park, London, to
A great multitude that no man could number.
But | heard nothing nom u unth q lew
weeks ago, when Rev. Mr.. Cook. who for
twenty-five years has presided over that
HYDE Park outdoor meeting, told me that
lust winter. going through ahosplta. in Lon
don. he saw dying man whose face bright
ened as he told him that his heart was
changed that afternoon under my sermon la
Hyde PARK, and all was bright now ut his
departure from earth tn heaven.
Why may not the Lord bless this rs wall as
that? Heaven as | dreamed about II, and az
/ read about Il. is 50 benign realm you can.
not any OF you afford To miss It, On, VIII II
not be etranscendently glorious after the strug'
Gle of tnis life Is over 20 stand II In that eter-
: nal safety? Samuel Rutherford, though they
, yicousy burned his booNT,nd uniustiy ar
rested him for treason, wroS VI that eeies-
tial spectacle
The Klns there in His beauty,
, Without a Veil Il seen;
IL were a well spent journey,
Though seyen deaths lay bet~eeu.
a Tho Lsmb with His fair army
4 DOH oa Mount Zion staad,
Ana glory. glOfy dweiletn
In Immanueis land.
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JAMES NEW DRESS.

IL HELEN FORREST GRAVES.
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- said she.
he likes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30

past have made visits and formed ilT n ,rr.
acquaintance. am considered n yer! ouu We
man but my only oddly consists IN a" uli'r
fected love for scclusiOn. ! have not IN
est particle of social ambition. ! W'uiu H'' va"
the trouble to go TO two parties Tor me "'hv ~
obtaining the most 1atterinS hoDo.s Hp-','H
could confer. 1t would. in fact. be tahlhS VIA
/ do not want for | have the most sincere Nv,
sion to being conspicuous in any way 10 tliS
natural love of keeping out Of sgh' Il 49,
WEAKNESS of spirit. Life has been - me q 'l"'
battle and would fain rest by the WaH9lu.'
am careful do injury to no one ny ~ "
word and | strive to do. in a noiseless way; ~
much good as my limited means VIII d'ioN'
From what am told Of your independent char-
acter. think You will admit that nave an IN
doubted right to live in retirement since me
choice springs from no imagined superioIl'E anu
TO deficiency of kindly social feelings.
The world has tried hard 10 fasten It's letters
somehow upon me, but il was quite as Inuch 10
the purpose TO pour water on a duck pa'k' /
wish well 10 everybody; ! delight III beauty
wherever ! meet it: am thankful am poo
and do not wan. single thing that the WoTIH
can either give or take away.
Perhaps the most expressive tribute OF all
those offered in this book to the memory OF a
good and clever woman is 10 be found IN the
concluding sentence of Mr.. Andrew Carnegie :
paper: Il am better man because Favored
with her friendship for so many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30
COMMISSIONER BEOUER DISTTRBEp'

THE HEAD o. EROoKLYNs PARK pf''N''' ''''
MAY BE SHOWN To BE 4 LAw-BREANER.
park Commissioner Brewer has INDUCED In con-
siderable defamation to reporters % .ie ~
p,ners concerning the exposure OK his metnods,
nrn,oI exclusively in The tribune on Saturday ana
Sunday. II remains fact that i1rem'h anu o.n'''
pavo motto. T., thu. men IN the payroll Of the PARK
pepartnlent that they would b. expected 10 CON
tribute a days pay toward teStiHio"''i 40 ~
outgoing Commissioner. All the oth'r
made by The Tribune are substantially cohilfihe''
and it IS obvious that q person win au'' "iF ~
investigate the performances OF the ai''''i'9''
would find much more in thorough he'Pl"s WIN
the reckless and profigate management u All '''o
city affairs Of brooklyn during the RUE Of 'ne ms
on January 20 just ten days before another com
missioner was 10 take charge ~ the affairs OF the
Park Department. Cprnmls~l1D "r lffoNti dpi''l'I,
nine to the permanent police iorcr 81 Oh, ~ e., pa AZ
The indcCency Of loading ny the pdy-roiI L"i III,
successor Is quite IN Keeping WIN NE
ot Commissioner Ennis ~ me fH' I.P'. ~ -
But this is not all These appointment - , IN
lice force in the park have direciei atteu''on ~
what seems tn" face Of 1t T. be 4 dIrcct NlolI
ton Of the law on the part OF the D"fn,I'',,
In April. 1876. Commissioner Bower APPOINTED 80
cral special" or temporary polio men, VINO were
sworn in as such. The law 3uthorizlng ,he ap o
pointmcnt Of such officers distinctly says that no
such officers shall later In tn" year than me
first OF November: bat the men sworn IN as Speciii
policemen in Apri, o. have remained on the pay
roll 81 the park ever since. and on the 20th OF this
month were sworn in as pertinent officers .
Mr. Brewer. in one OF hs Interviews declares mat
h. would willingly have given the $1,000 salary
which he would have received for two years service
il ne could have continued that much longer as
more small parks Tor tho city. II the allegations
made in the brooklyn papers aud by Mr. iinrichs
to The outrageous way in which the city was com
PEELED 10 double the value OF the property Tor
some Of the newly acquired parks. Mr Browcr's
offer to serve without salary might wei have been
made without his suffering pecunarly by IT,
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SHOT A SUPPOSED EXPRESS EOBBEE.

EDWARD MILLS ARRESTED IN THIS ClTf-hE
SAYS HE WAS ATTACKED As HIS TRAIN
WAS LEAVING WASHINGTON.
Edward Mills tWenty-onc years OLD, an employe OF
the United States Express Company, was arrested
Yesterday morning at the Office Of the company NO.
40 Broadway. on telegram from W. :. Moore super
ntendent of police of Washington, charging MN
with shooting man at the Baltimore and ONO std-
ton at Washington late Sunday night. NILS WAS q
guard on the express companys through train when
left Washington for this city at II 20. NILS was ar
rested by Detectives Mccarthy and Cuff. lie was
arra.aned at the Tombs Police Court ana reinaniei
by Judge Martin until this morning.. he toiI 'h'.
Inspector that two men tried 10 break mo one 81
the ears when his train stopped at the station
aad when he warned them To 20 away one OF mem
pulled a revolver him. He shot n the Iel4oW
with a Winchester rife with which he WAS armed
The two men then away ana ne dld not KNOW
whether he had shot or not Mills says ne mas
much trouble with tramps VINO hang around tlc
stations along line and ny to steal from the
cars. .,
Washington Jan. 29-Thomas Devery the bridge
builder OF Troy, y. Y. who was shot late last
night near the Baltimore and ohio depot by -
Mills United States Express Company guard on
a train just leaving the station on suspicion of be-
ing a -robber. Is reported to be holding his own
today. At the Emergency Hospital the physicians
say his Is no. likely TO result fatally. lie was
shot with gun loaded with buckshot and eleven OF
the sugs entered his leg, seven Of them complete!
per.oratinS Il.
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REAL ESTATE.
pr-crNEcc At THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE ENChAN"''
At the Trinity saesroom yesterday SIX 'o's OF
tenement house property were offered under iors-
closure One was sold. two bid in by the pial"'"i'
and the rest adjourned or withdrawn Frank Garau
offered NO. A East One-hunired-ahu-'"'"'S -ou' w
ST a dve-story brick tenement house on iu "''
T. y Bach was the buyer for sli$5o. d. 4. lnera-
ham & CO. offered No. 100 Third-st.' west "a Nlao
dougal-st a similar property on fui io'. Inc
nlointiff was the buyer for s22.5co Peter f. Meyer
& co offered No. 2.4i6 Second-ave., s'ohe-lront
tenement house on lot 20xs 1t brought $50"
from, the plaintiff The other sales advertised were
either withdrawn adjourned. Ames o. nave
sold for Mrs Agnes f. Dobbs a four-story pro"h-
stone house l5sx55x9S9 No $40 West Thirty-fourth-
ST. 10 Mrs. Alhen for $4,000.
The following private sales were reporter, Inc
Bradley & Currier Co have sod No lo5 west Sixty
sixth-st a fve-s,ory apartment house standing on
a plot 32xl02. for $4,000 . ,..
The estate OF Nathan I.ittauer has SOLO 10 JAMES
O'I,ren three lots on the north side OF Sixty
St 32j feet east Of Coumbus-ave, plot 'oxi'te, lot
about $4,000. This property was purchaser u! 'ne
late Mr. Littauer in October. 1872. for S9)Uo ,.,
James Bradley has sold No. 100 West SNty-sAth-
St. a hve-story apartment house. for S56op'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30
Conntrn propcrtn for Sale ano Go Eel

TO BE LET FOR THE SEASON OF 1894 The famous
Argyle Hotel. at Babylon. L. l.; completely equipped
I'm every way. beautiful casino. also stables, steam
laundry. sc; suitable be- obtained the large
creek VIII y" deepened directly to the horl grounds 80
that steam launches and yachts start from the hotel
for Ere island ana other points of interest on IN" ''re
south Bay Photographs and plans may he seen al my
Office. -
JERE JOHNSON. Jr. GO Llbery-st. Ncwyork.
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rrcnpnrn MORTGAGES.

n, -,,- - 80, ., Samson Tarh-
h1'kn'N- 'tl,uH' "u' ~. ,. q, - Northcrn-
l'-h ann "',''I'.' ~, o.. -, ~, ellington Iloth
Az. nnin "i property a. RON '' 500 N
BLAKE" Robert =. am WI" - ''""l -, 10 N
winistr1ior. l'hih-st W l".n"N-nN"' t' =, 49,
Cohcn Lucia NJ. Aloph strauss. Lis ,oo,
p~narl-st u 'hutch-Si, j Years. '-''
Cranial. Martha - u'hrr St'Tts, E"',." 90,
etc. lots 3ib 10 90 al' 900 70 o"' map ''o IN n.
Its property q Lewis Is iro"n y,al WV
bennington. Wilitm, 10 has" * "4'H'' " .
l@lSt-si W ~ ina" ILL., mind S,,ie.
EnlinS. fhilp, any Vi, n c,rner in,fh-
Trust ,.nH'ulN- So ! ~, 80 49, 20 a
81 ana Inv 49,, . nn :, Uert,min
Firm Nv"nl" h'a hsl',r '"''" n -, N'"''" 10 2.
Sir" ."th-s' 'l ~ NV ." zap . ~ ,-,, ~
raw. Mi''lh'l ~ 2" - nm
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Citp 11rcpertr for Sale.

Observation-Disclosures:
D SOLD OUT OF ROW OF II.
- AMERICAN BASEMENT HOUSES.
Splendidly and substantially built.
No two alike. but
all equally elegant.
Appearances superb both
interior and exterior
Prices 10 suit the times and terms liberal
Location unsurpassed.
Houses situated at northerly side OF
7Oth-st. mos. 2o7, 20o. 2lI. 2l3 ~.
2I9 22I and 22:p. just west OF
sherman Square tBoulevardl.
Apply TO .
owner. II. CHAFFEE. $3.50 Boulevard
Observation-Disclosures.
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pEAI ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Cortlandt-st., No a. jefferson NJ Levy to $4,000
I Npn l,,' IT Of Church-st 25xlO0:
Adoph strauss and WIFE to ig "Itar NJ 70 gehn
GT Tnsler n" 's'' James 1900
od9ye n W corner 3d.s 24xoo barbara OehI-
mann al Harris Mandebaum , ane an Idssnh
39th-s 5. ~ It Of sth-ave' 2oMS' JOSEF" 100
i7Gthst, 80 los West; Henry Roth and wife to +,
3ith.st s. 2l # OF shavc iGx's; Agnes o, ZOO
Am ,,T'T = e n Of sist-st 25xioO:
Ro6ert Gordon and another to william Harvey
Same property. William J Harvey to Robert /
42dyst .' No 10 West Thomas ii French to ,oo
4, h@%ar4 l" 30 It Of othayc 5xlo George
7'h-s, 80 r. Of IL aroI;ne AT 1880
AySnG" n a. W s. W hsr Gt 9ramr 1880
4c;h-s' 80 .; west; Frederick Clark to Charles +,
ia;ths'' Xos 81 and ie wesi; Eugene g Potter
lo 9 T'in So iH Of aac 25>ioo: ., 200
o, Me a Nds T!.S a s2 '' IN west Eugene
l I5 %''g 80 ' ~ IT Of Lcnox-ave cxoeli
Annie 7 Blake to Robert Blake. ,::::;.,;
same y pTor oo Is cox ct al exccutos same 400
l!mth.st centro line with centre line 81 Audubon
ave-. 2yxi27 4x2cO 4xiii4; Charles Eiseman and 4,
sa %ie b 5S GrTa'i Ed MiS Mchns and
,, h,ra E,,'ma"; "a; f. II wiis ave- isxoo
oieorgc + Green and wife 10 Henry Frledhon 1000
co Sna n s. iiai It Morrisaye 22xoo
cr MaTsnfr s. iGs It Ok Weesiyst 25xoo
Edwin Moshcr and wife t. Merton Mosher :,....
,..s.ou-av" " II i..,,"siey-st, A'Ntp''
Merton Moeher to Edwin Mosher: ...;.;...;t..;
Lots 20 ami 80 49, lots at Kiyerdae: trrd- ,,o
ve,i,'oya a.. IA II n OF Eastches,er-ave BOX
100 and other property. Myron 6 Burton ana Z,
Lots ~ and e52 map property woodla"n =,
Heights. same 10 John 9 Fry: ........''''''' :
Lots 10 to 5o3: Carlos Warner 49,. !
los ~ to 81: to Emma J Burlingame'.. !
Lots Ga To same. .....'' ::
Other rrorerty. same Robert Calerson.
3l-st . s. 300 n = of Wiardave, "bx ireg; same +,
, =" ~igi,''rs ~ :, - iInrns,ie-ave acres
herman Kountze OF al to United Real Estate 90 s,s
Jrrome.ase adjoining land W Archer u acr's: o, ,oo
Jcr,me-a'e corner i'ns.s' ae.t 2oos
rsromc.ayc " s. adjoining lands Plunnett . eco
I.ramc-a r,,'' " s. e It OF Burnsde-ave
acres 2ih ward IL p9.t Herman tn, keu ~ 100
Dashwood 2i,h ward. ID part; same to sane 22ofi
Monroenve 40 It 81 lands ot Jonn ib,ner' - M
IRREGULAR and other property: same TO sam"..' 'o"
3l-av. n - corner 81 I.ocust-sr Treinont-aye.
III : map Mon,erey. 2'h Ward. l. part; same ,oo
c'a,rs Sin', n " corner u rne-st iot 20 -.
map Oal, Tree Plot. property Of \ Fnday 2''h ,oo
3l,tc ''' corner n Trcmon,-ave or Locust s.
lot map Monterey. 2ith Ward p part saris 70 ,,o
Mads9n ave, :, sar NJ Z" " "..,.. i6J 900
rrr1rnc'oyo s. 25i :, u i77th-st. and other
property. Frank !; smith 10 United Real Estate sos
Monroc.ave $. 4Ic land J timer. acres 100
Herman hou9L" - al 90 s'n". .+-..... ~"
Jerome-aye $ 10 n OF Burnsdcave, . acres &C. .oo
Jerome-as'; - arJsh'hS '""' " .'...... 4675o
Jarome.aye n s. adjoining land W Archer. Is 90,
r "'f,. ,s s'' adjoining lana \ WINS: 80,
sam" '''''' $500 Observation-Disclosures