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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-05-04
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Personals & Briefs.

Miss Alice johnson Of Baltimore,
Md, is visiting in the city, the guest Of
Miss J.. b. Nelson.
We received the catalogue of the
Meharry, Medical, Dental and Pharma-
ceutical Departments of Central Ten
nessee College at Nashville, for 1916.
J. J. Braden, ID. D., president.
We direct attention to the no.
tice of Mr.. John A. Meauley, Collector
of Delinquent taxes. 10 save your
property, pay the taxes at 0Hoe.
We return thanks for the invita-
tion received to attend a grand supper
Easter Monday night April 10, 95,
Richmond Hall by the Daughters of
Dynishes Tent No. 2.
Mr.. Richard L. Bryant who has
been i'll for two weeks continues ex-
tremely i'll at his residence 7Ss N. 3rd
street.
We return thanks for the invi-
tatiOn received to attend the marriage
of Miss Susie Buforde TO Mr.. II. L.
Browne Wednesday evening, April
oath, 1885, at 8 80 o'clock at her resi-
dence 728 Union street, Danville, Va.
Miss Mary V. Dickerson of I'LL
11th Street, N. w. Washington, d. @.
was in the city last week.
Rev. S. Il. Reid pastor Of Mar
tlnsville Presbyterian Church was in
the city this week and called on us.
We return thanks for the invi-
tation received to attend the Annual
Commencement of the Richmond Theo
logical Seminary, Thursday evening,
April 25th, at Ebenezer Bapt. Church
at s o'clock.
Rev. G. S. Brown, President of
Waters Normal Institute, and Presi-
dent of the Baptist State Convention
of North Carolina, from Winston, N.
c., called on us.
Miss Angelina Z. Surley of
Chesterfield, Va. closed her school
April 1st, and is now visiting her
brother at 90S st. Paul street, Rich
mond, Va,
DIR. John White of Baltimore is
in the city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. 7. Hin.
Mr.. James A. Hucless has ac-
cepted position with the Chase Broth
ers Piano Co., sos East Main Street OF
which Mr.. @. b. Branner of Chicago is
the resident Manager, and would like
for his many fri8IIds tO1aHi sEA 9<am-
inc the full stock of Pianos and Organs,
the best in the. city.
-Mrs.,F. V. Robinson of Brook
lyn, N. Y. who has been spending
her vacation with her brother. David
Ross, 1O12 n. 7th. Street returned
on the 9th after having spent n
very mice time here visiting her many
friend who regrets her departure.
MIR. w. Edward Miller, formerly
1Of this city. who was Captain of the
Porter's famous Base Ball team has
signed with the Stars Of MARYLAND, to
play centre-field.
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see him before he was executed. Hop
kins' little sister, Mary Alice, was
found behind the Jail crying as though
her heart would break.
The law concerning the bodies Of
criminals and paupers should be re-
pealed. 1t is barbarous as we'll as
cruel.
THE EDITOR VISITS HOPKINS MOTHER.
On Saturday afternoon, we secured
the horse and buggy of Rev. DR.. J. K.
Jones and wife, and drove twelve miles
to the home Of old man John Hopkins.
We were told that ne was working in
the low-grounds and we wended our
way TO his home.
There, away off in the woods was the
twO-room house A host of little chill
dren crowded the doorway, while a
sad-faced, stout, brown-skin lady
awaited our coming.
She said she was the mother of Nor
ris Hopkins. She had seven children.
She had buried one only about a week
before. 1t was year and a few
months old.
She expressed in tones of bitterness
and sorrow the inhuman act of the
medical authorities in robbing her of
the body of her boy. "When / was
down there Tuesday" she said, "Mor-
ris asked TO be buried beside his sister,
Julia, and we had prepared to do il. "a
She related how Morris ran away
after the fight with Mr.. Parsons. Said
she: They were looking for him all
the time. 1 couldn't go out of the
house either in the day or at night,
but what could see some one watch
ing for him to come to this house.
WHY he GAVE HIMSELF UP.
Finally, one day, think it was about
October. he walked in this house. 1t
was in the morning. / wasl scared
To death. / did not know what
to do. The white people had said that
if they caught him they were going to
kill him, and didn't want to see him
killed before my eyes. The magistrate
here told me they would kill him.
/ did not know what TO do, or what
was best. Morris wanted TO give him.
self up. So his father got his spring
wagon and put him in it and drove to
Richmond and gave him up"
1t was getting dark and as it was inn
possible to get the pictures we wanted
in the rain, having brought along our
Photographic outfit for the purpose, we
began our homeward journey in the
drenching rain.
Our ''cuts" in the Hopkins case fail
ed to reach US in time and we regret
that the matter had TO be presented
without them.
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I'm c. A.

An effort was made to save the neck
of our friend and brother morris Hop
kins) on last Tuesday. The following
persons were called upon by the law
yer TO serve as a committee if he
should need Them Revs, w. +. Gra-
ham, u. ID. Lewis, Evans Payne, and
Editor Mitchell, also the following
ladies': Mesdames NJ. E. Burrell, John
Murray, Royal, Hopkins, Misses Alice
Hughes and Minnie Sears.
The Committee waited very patient
ly. The lawyer (Mr. William Justis,
Jr. worked very hard all that day as
he had done before. He was in close
conference with the Governor for sew
eral hours but all was in vain. 2:45 p.
m. he met our General Secretary who
had been left at his Office to await his
return. He said; 81 have done all
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MADAME JONES' GREAT SUCCESS
She Sings for the Empe-Or Of Ger.
many-A Diamond Cross to be
Presented Her.

We have received a letter stating
that Madame Sissieretta Jones, the
BLACK Patti" is singing in Germany.
She leaves for Berlin, Germany, then
for London, England where she win re-
main about six weeks.
She will return home to fulfill her
engagements at Asbury Park, the Pitts
burg Exhibition and Saratoga, New
York.
After this she will return to Germany
to sing for two years.
She has been very successful abroad,
being classed with the greatest of ali
singers.
She has carried the people by storm.
Madame Jones sang for the Emperor
o. Germany, April 9th. He was SC
much pleased that he ordered q
diamond cross made for her
1t will be a grand thing when finished
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Mr.. Royal A. Hughes, who has been
spending several months in Lynchburg
has returned TO the city looking we'll.
Now is the time. Don't put it off
any longer. Why not insure in the
Galilean Fishermen's Insurance Com
pany of which Major j. B. Johnson is
Secretary and General Manager3 1t
far excels all others.
Mr.. Page Ross is still in the shoe
making business. Have your shoes re-
paired Immediately, for it is predicted
that we will have heavy rains this
month.
The orator of the day, Rev. w. f.
Graham. will deliver the address to
the graduating class of '95 on the even
ing of May-13th.
The Commencement Exercises prom
Use to be very fine.
Every young man should take hold
Of this opportunity. Do you ever ex~
pect to go into business? If so, why
not join the Guarantee, Saving, Loan
& Investment Association? Major J.
B. Johnson is Secretary and Treasurer.
Rev. ]. 7. Russell, pastor of the 2nd
Baptist Church was at his best on last
Sunday night.
SUPPOSED HAUNT.
1t is rumored that haunts are Wis
iting New Town, and have been for the
past months The people up there
are getting very ''shaky," small chill
dren, large children, unmarried men
and married men are seen gathering
indoors before the sun goes down be-
hind the western hills.
A certain fellow was seen running al
full speed through this scary section
on last Sunday night, and marbles
could have been played upon his coat
tail with all ease. The noise of the
said tO-be-haunt was being made a
the time.
Another fellow. who lives up in tha'
vicinity, after hearing of the unexpect
ed run of his friend, was scared t.
go home on that night as he had befor,
been in contact with the haunt anC
/ it spoke like a human being. On tina
night, he was seen running at the speeC
| of Maud s" when she made it arOunt
| the track in ? min. and 48 sec. Whel
he reached home, he aroused his peo
pie by playing upon the door bell IN
/ place like home, sweet home." O
course, he stopped at his friends hous
on last Sunday night.
Some say it is a headless cat, other
say it talks like human being. Nov
what is it ?
EAMos
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sharon Baptist Church.

The Anniversary Sermon of the
Sharon Baptist Church will be preach
ed at the said church on Sunday, May
5th. Services as follows: IL a. m.s
Rev. J. f.. Jones, ID. ID. 3:3O p. m,
Rev. Edwards; 8 p. m, Rev. George
Johnson; the public are cordially IN
vited to attend.
Deacon THADDEUs ROBINSON,
CuRIsroPHER SMITH, Moderator.
Church Clerk,
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RIcHMoNp. ~ April 2s, ,'95.

RICHMOND, VA April %, '95.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God in His wise judgement to take
from our midst, our beloved brother
and friend, Rev. Jacob Brown, and
WHEREAS We deeply deplOre our
loss, which is his eternal gain.
Resolved /. That we, the members
OF the Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian EndeaVor of the First Baptist
Church, bow in humble submission to
the will of our Heavenly Father, recog-
nizing thatl all things work togeth-
er for good to those who love God.
Resolved 2. That a copy Of these
resolutions be sent to the bereaved
family, spread upon the minutes of
this Society, also be sent to the Vir-
ginia Baptist and Richmond PLANET
for publication.
w. II. Stokes,
Miss s. A. KEMP,
JAMES T.. TEMPLRMAN.
Committee.
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RICHMOND, VA, April %, 1870.
Mr.. Editor II want to thank my
many friends through the columns of
the PLANET for their words of cheer
and comfort, so kindly extended to me
during my past illness. cannot ex-
press my high appreciation for the val
ned attention of friends and cO-wOrk-
ers so profusely given me. 1 am inn
proving rapidly and may an unerring
Providence be praised for his mercy to
wards US.
Respectfully yours
II. J.. LIGHTFOOT,
2411 Darlington St.
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The entertainment-"Pi Pilgrims VII
sion"-which was to have been given
Monday night, April 29th, by the Sab
bath School of First Presbyterian
Church, corner Monroe and Catherine
Streets, was postponed in consequence
OF the weather, to Monday, May 9th, s
N m
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The Ossined Man.

/. n. Monroe the ossified man has
returned from Lynchburg, Danville,
Petersburg. Va, and will be on exhi-
bition at I'D f.. Broad Street. This
will be the last opportunity to see
him.
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AN nEARrLEss ourRAaF.

About IL o'clock the father of Hop
kins appeared on the scene. He came
with a.wagon to carry the remains to his
farm in the country for interment.
Then ensued some confusion respect
ing the disposition of the body. Sheriff
Solomon had arranged to turn the re-
mains over to the family, but repre-
tuition having made the first applica-
tion for the corpse was entitled to it.
The father insisted upon his right to
have the body of his son ard objected
to giving it to the medical college.
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The Howard Hotel.

Norfolk street Enbankm.nt London. This newly
erected Hotel repete with e,ery modern CONT ~
otefoks Tuhankn.nt and River Elegant and s..cious
iut.ic Electric Light throughout American s's
flcyst0Ts
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BAPTIST HOME MISSION YORK.

,,,-r,rsr,xo PAPERS READ BEFORE THE CON
vp.Sr1oN AT sARATOGA-oFFIcERs ELECTED.
s.r.,oga MAY s-The morning session Of the
American Home Mission Society was oeVo'eu 10 a."
a-.s.ss nv the Rev. George f. Horr. Jr.. OF Massa-
..a.,s IN "Formative Influences; the Rev f.
% pone NJ Minnesota, on Study in Comparative
Religion" and the Rev. A. H. Lyons Oh iud"o' VII
.~Nhat Becomes Of the Money.
,rh. committee on nominations reported the fol-
lowing who were elected officers for the ensuing
year: ,
President. Henry X Porter. Pittsburg; vice-presi-
dents F. NJ Vanduzer, Minneapolis; stephen Green
Newton Centre Mass; treasurer j. Greenwood
Smelling, New-York City; corresponding secretary
Thomas l. Morgan New-York City: recording sec
retary Alvah s. Hobart, New-York City Mana
gers OF third class, term expires 1888; d. T. bddy'
W. c. p Rhodes and j. Ashton Green, Of BROOKLYN
J. L. Campbell New-yorS City: Francis Wayland
New-Haven. Conn.
The afternoon session was devoted 70 addresses
on Work Among the Italians and Poles by a.
s. Coates. A. b. Bellond and Joseph Antozewski OF
New-York; on What Shaw University Has Done
for the Coored People of the South" by the Rev
\. ". Roberts, of North Carolina. and "A fiea LOT
Spelman Seminary" by Mrs. NJ e. Keyhoids' OF
Massachusetts.
The evening session opened with a spirited adj
Mexico which abounded IN statistics and showed
advanced progress along Christian lines IN ,ha
Committee Cooperation in Mission Work In
mitted by the chairman. j. L. Howard. OF Connec-
ticut. In substance. 1t was to the effect that CO.
operation was successfully arranged and COM
discussed at length by J. B. Hawthorne Of At
lanta Ga. from the point of view Of cooperation
with the South and by f. t. Hiscox' OF Mount
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

With the execution of those directly interested
in the offerings yesterday at the auction-rooms'
few persons were present. At the Broadway safes
the parcels were all sold by oroer .. ''ie gu
preme Court, under foreclosure proceeuinss
W. w. Fogg sold Nos. I3 and fb West seven
feminist two fve-story brick nathouses io's eAo"
25xs2 to the plaintiffs. Virginia stuart "acnes
Smith and others, for $4,000 each.
L. J. .,hilllps & Co. sold No. AZ West One-nuh-
dred and teenth-st, threestory brick dwehhs'
lot about lsxlooll to c. A. CAMS. for sl54oo also
No. 80 similar house and lot. TO Thomas Hasan
for N5,Os9 49, s
william Kennedy sold Nos. 49, 43'. 1885, 4s7. AS
and .s9 Central Park West. hve-story brick nat,
houses. lots each 2xloO. to the plaint" hou'sa
Al the iberty-st. exchange r. V. Harnett & CO.;
sold s 10 Mam Sanke FOR
AT private Contract Macdonald Brothers o have
sod or William Rankin to Mr. A spar N1s
house lot soxloO, for about $4,000 s,- r,,,,-.vs
Snmne browmstone dwelling for Mrs Felice
Green to DR. 4. NJ. Mason. for ten years at to'ai
William T. Greene has sold No IS West Fiftietn-
St. four-story brownstone dwelling lot l.XivxIW.
aGr ' leased for Nr Howe to ossane Brothers the
two three-sory and basement dwelling NOS 81 anu
81 West Twenty-ninth-st' FOR ten years. "' '''"'
it is reported that syndicate has offered simon non
southwest corner OF Bowery and Bayard-st
Charles f. Schuyler has sold for Potter q bro.ner
No 62 Riverside Drive; also No. Si west seventy
Frank l." Fisher ( Co. have sold the country r
place comprising some nine acres. at Rowayton' OH
the sound for Matilda Beacon for Sl5VW; A
Frank L. Fisher Co have sold for Gsorse No.
Gs West Ninety sixih-st 29xS5xiOO. for about 49,
Frederick Zittel has sold for Morris steinhara c
and AIessrs Ottinger Brothers to Thomas J. bren,
the southeast corner or the bouievdT' o ~ ~
Observation-Disclosures. plot OF grouhu iV'''~
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CONFINEMENT AT THE TALE ART SCHOOL

New-Haven. Conn, May 3l.-The closing exercises
Of the art department Of Yale University took place
to-day in the Art Building They were OF an in
formal nature. consisting of addresses In the
morning and evening. and an examination OF paint
ings and a reception in the afternoon. The adj
dresses TO the class made by Professors
Wier and Niemeyer The evening address was by
Ernest A. F. Fenoossa. Of the Boston Museum OF
Fine Arts. Japanese Art" Many alumni OF
the school present. The announcement OF
prizes made In the afternoon. The Alice
Kimba English prize OF so awarded to Mabel
Mcintosh. OF New-Haven, and the Ethel Childs
Walker prize to Mildred c. Jordan. Of New-Haven,
with honorable mention OF Miss Harriet Hitchcock
OF Long Meadow, Mass. Announcement was made
to-day Of special fellowship prize of $500, to be
awarded June J. 1897 The degree Of bachelor OF
fine arts will hereafter be conferred on advanced
pupils after two years study and two months
course In making a satisfactory fu-length draw
Ing from the nude model
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lone. w H:s:;'t + as11sS;: %a s;.S'
corner Grand and Sullivan SITS. years.
5a%es pnS Ss %
Ka's b, Edwin I; Rs Charles ds Masn n.
ID Linn. i4sth-st 1857 II " Of Amsterdam
Lynch sns d saslsk il and vile % hudson Todd.
sss 1I Fl s 81 20 Hsnrsh WINNER No
No Henry s't 70 Theresa Lynch ai Macdou-
osc Come Louisa, and another to sands
! executor. corner i0th-ave and 40th-st.
oS Ssass Adolf. and another to r NJstrom.
corner Cordova Place and Van courtlandt-
K ss ~ Msss s s
paisley, Joseph j. ct al to United states Trust
polo ae Hester and another Marie Han
Hendricks. as executor. No 4a2 East Houston
Same to S' Jul,a. Lyon. and another East
sams to Esm una RI 80 East
n r.?s s and d ;s Ssss e Fischer
schopper. Henry. and wife to Samuel Weiss;
fse s Years. e. fl"'s"sss: go "
SCHUYLER. Mary {; to Lillian = Banks. s i27th-
Smith 'f Frank "a L. and wife to Peyser as ras:
| tee. s0th-st, 200 II W Of West End-ave,
| stenkamp. Christopher H. to John Maui. n W
voeibsl' jacob and wife Sf" TO John Mccuoush.
1f4th-st. 1876 II W Of 7th-ave. years.
same to same. ii4th-st, $50 # W Of 7th-ave.
Woolverton. Florence @. TO the Seamen's Bank
for Savings. City New-Ycrk. e st Nicholas
ave. 900 II II s Of 133d-st. years. mortgages.
: Wecker Mary 10 Henry W Vogel. Marion
ave: lot 1871, map farm Of Benjamin Berrian,
Zerega. Katharine. and another to r Mathews.
No 80 West 4Sih-st. 3 years ....................
| Zimmerman Joseph J, 10 G u F1anmer n s Old
| at. 200 II W Of Coumbus-ave, demand. .........
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Gountrp propertn for Sale or 90 Get

A T NEWPORT r. L-For sale lease will exchanoe
"A for New-York City Property.
handsome villa a commodious dwelling. fine stable an1
gardeners LODGE all In perfect 7s00 feet Of
ground fronting three avenues: fine and awuS
choice location property will be sold a bargain imms
date possession given.
RANDOLPH GUGGENHEIMER
48 Wall ST.. i-3 r. N.
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THE REV. mr. coss WINS on APPEAL.

Kingston. n. Y. May 5l.-The judicial conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church has reversed
the findings In the w. X. Goss case. heard on
appeal Goss was minister, and he was tried on
charges Of immoral conduct and falsehood. and
also regarding the payment OF note at Margaret
Vile. The trial took place before committee OF
the New-York Conference in April in this city.
They decided that there proof OF Gosss
immortality, but that the testimony convicted him
OF imprudent and unministeral conduct The
charge of falsehood was sustained, and Goss was
expelled from the ministry The appeal was from ON
these findings. and counsel for the appellant. the
Rev. J; 4. Dean, Of Coxsackie. and j. A. y. VIII
son o. New-York: have been notified that the YER ven
be renstated In the ministry.
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70 RErURy THEN TO THEIR NATIVE LAND
The Charity Organization Society appeals for $50.
with which TO pay the fare Of family TO their ma
tive home In Switzerland. They have rea-
tives and friends there to for Them while here
they have neither The health Of tho man has failed
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almfurmisheo apartments % Ees.

| HARRINGTON. 20 EAST 25rH-sT. near Madisca
| - Square. nine rooms and bath. In comple<o oedsg1
| very central and moderate rent: possession
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here and the physician thinks his native air will re-
store II. II they remain here they will be con-
tinuous burden on the public: Money for this case
should be sent 10 the central Office or the Charity
Organization Society. No 05 East y-second,st
and will be promptly and publicly acknowledged.
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Qountrn Real estate for sale.


NHESTNUT GROvE.-An ideal summer home for .,
~ with family OF children. and who Is interested
In rural pursuits. Located the Delaware River
Deposit Five hours from NewYork For full particulars
send for circular TO A. DEVERECx
Deposit ". 7.
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Gonntrp iropertp 90 Get.
BLACK ROCK BEACH, CONN.
COTTAGES
TO RENT FOR THE SEASON
BEAUTIFUL. SUMMER HOMES ON
THE LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Convenient and OF 20 NewYork City. Address
GEO. s. HARRAI4 BLACK ROCK BEACH,
NEAR BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
RENTALS 500 To ST.
X OR RENT in the WILL known summer resort at Wash
i ingon Conn. broom cottage located on the VII.
isge green: Loo feet elevation above sealeyel; no ma
iara mosquitoes; modern plumbing wide piazzas
tensive grounds wekept lawn attractive neighoorhood
and beautiful drives For further particulars inquire Of
A.. r. WRIGHT % Liberty-st.. \. Y.
THE PROSPECT HOUSE AT TOMKINs COVE
shade roony stable; delightful surround
ings. magnificent the Hudson: minutes to
West Shore r. r.: suitable for private residence
boarding house furnished unfurnshed:
~ low for season year.
Appl, to u. S. ANNEss. Real Estate Agent. Havsr.
straw, n Y.
Lake Placid. Adrondacks Perfect and complete prt
vate camp TO LET going to Europe For par.
ticuars apply TO I. EDMUND KRUMBHOLZ. Lake
Placid N. Y.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Earning John. to Pincus Iowenfed. No $50 De- -.
novc carmcia to joel i, Wolfe Nos 81 and 81
Mnlhcrry-st $4,000
Same 10 Samuel d Babcock and another.
Brown CLARENCE II to Julia + wendal. cor
npve Th"mas 4 to ' Joseph iroy, corner
lSth-st and 2d-ave and parts ~ other property.
Bowie James and another to Joseph u Hoyt.
pronerty part Of demand ....,..;.... 1000
. corner Grand boulevard and io5th-st year. 5000
Same to same same PROPERTY year ;,;,;.: 7sooo
'G Drought, No i west 'Is; ysa- ". 5000
COIN, va a, NJ to cSnSon 4hst oo
Cohen Moses and wife to T d weekes as - o,
canneen. carroll to North River savings Bank.
ath.ave. $50 IT OF 4oth-st: vars. 1900
mann. iioth-st. 2iI.lo n W OF st Nicholas 49,.
Sane rr to James Mann i.h-st 2ii,o Il
of 81 NIcholas'ave. year. .................. 1900
cm",pg wilton ass e, al s,n to Ann nS,,ns ~
Cornell, Alfred German American Real Es
,o'e THE 1 GSnrnnes COMPANY 47h,' ~ ooo
Fox Corr to ~ Wam wssh, and smo,nsr
Ei,ennaim "i' Henry. SS and another. to LsttIe SOW
schusse:. e, al executors. corner Lex -. 49,.
caIcwski bernard. and another to John stemme.
nr@omc 2S n ". Of uSDw-; .n y ,nS 1900
Trust comTsny , trustee 3 o7ths' IS" IT W ,.ooo
Goldman "''p Fa raA 10 Eusss Hospital interior
lot ~ # o. Mount Hope Place and sose -,o
Fuller Nos 2i3 and 2io Duane-st and No 100 .
rISSs' wnhe:mne {. to Lawrence iamour VS.
2a.st Isso T. Of Avenue A. lease; 100
trustee 10 u Elm.si; years 10000
cas ' Fannie W to Shsr.. .iar na r's T %ad
saSsT chsses Gs 10 'ini Kurt.
saS.r Charles Of f. to Tc%$ s.h
o. II " Of Lexnston-avs demand. ......"... 5000