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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-17
FURNITURE.

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TIME PHOENIX FURNITURE CO.. ia Kan
Il sas ave. Prices % per cent lower than ever.
We guarantee to save you money. Window
shades zoe. Folding chairs and tables for rent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-17

T am candidate for coroner subject to the
Il Republican primaries. July IS, 1895.
+. w. BAILEY, NJ. D.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-17

nR- J. NJ. WESTERFIELD will be candi-
- date for county coroner subject to the Re-
publican primaries to be held July 49, 1895.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-17
TOPEKA BUSINESS COLLEGE.


A LLbusiness branches, bookkeeping, short
"a hand etc. Special classes in grade studies.
20 penmanship lessons, $500. For rates, ad-
dress L. II. Stricken, 521 and 523 Quincy st.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~~~~~~-~~-~~-~-~~~~--~~
T am candidate for a second term to the of
Il fee of sheriff of Shawnee county. subject to
the decision of the Republican county prima-
ries. D. n. BURDGE.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-17
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS

II BRODERSON, us Kansas ave-, maker of
1Ls "Our Success" cent cigar and the Lin
da VISTA" 10 cent cigar. Sold by all dealers.
These goods are unexcelIed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-17

%Daily, except SunPay, All others daily.
Train No. g. solid veStibule to Chicago. dining
car, free chair cars, etc. running over the
Chicago & Alton from Kansas City has through
sleeper for st. Louis via Missouri Pacific.
Train No. 7, solid veStibule for Denver, max
ing direct connection for Pacific coast. through
Pullman car for Salt Lake; through cOlonist car
to Portland etc. etc.
City ticket once, 525 Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-17

A 7 the earnest solicitation of friends am a
"a candidate for county superintendent of
public instruction, subject TO the Republican
primaries July 18th. 1895. WILL VAN oRsDoL.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-17

Denver & Pacific
VeStibuled
Express. 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
THE GRAND JURY FOR AUG CSI'

IT'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GOFF's CHARGE
RIGHTS OF WITNESSES
Recorder Goff charged the August Grand Jury
Yesterday in Part Of the Court OF General SEES
sons He said in part:
The first thing wish to call your attention 10 Is
the condition OF city prison. Ihere are now IN
the prison abo" two hundred ana foT pd re AWAIT
in Ink the d H Of the courts The other cases
are waiting for your action. That Is not very Ty
as S %n sha f0f
juries Of June and July did their duties IT,, ,o,,,
he one that can assist the Court in connection with
the jury It necessary that YOU sh0 o insc.De
on the back OF indictments the names Oh "''nesses'
to avoid' much annoyance thereafter
great many Of the witnesses come from the
working Psos The jury rOOm Ssnde %s
again They probably have ALREADY Deen III c al.
Tendance ,ns al time tns 10 all these visits especially
thew get no compensation. Hence. there are causes
of sijce %hen t the witnesses get and refuse
appear The workingman cannot SURRENDER Ms ,' e
d,snosc OF each days calendar as II Is taken up
The following is the list of the Grand Jury:
charles T. Wills. builder, No. 2l East Twentieth
Henry Hughes. restaurant-keeper No. III Spring
s'Manue, H. Elkn. merchant No. IS Cedar-st
Alfred ~ Cohen laundryman. No sg Nint NAV,
Lockwood De Forest. secretary NO East le''"-
william camP ps,m. mf SrdHs 10 &c. Sew wsl''s
John l.. Redmond, grocer. no: $50 spring-st
frederick Folz, No 1885 Washington-ave
rW,liism n Hurst president. No ls Broad-st
Edward King. jr. merchant No ~ Greene-s,
Thomas Graham builder NO. z East E's"'y'
ninth-st ,au,., Va "a r.edars,
R faass H. Esseson banker No 80 East Forty
second-st. ,, NJ o. pro.auav
Francis j. Mcdonald. crockery dealer NO. lsl
Avenue Il. ,, ~ r. wous,
william Baylis broker 20 EEenansfs r,acs
tmns Slater hotei-keeper, No. % FTfth-ave
Iosenb NJ, Hart manager No. Beekman-st
Recorder Goff Ill yesterday. though he per
s S ~ Thomas i, Kelly performed an operation
On the Recorder. removing tumor from ms ie ,
shoulder The operation was performer "'"o"' '"e
of ell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
The STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Aug 5-l1our steady: Western .nIeI - u,er
So extra 81 eoqs5 90 do family 81 !s9E .9 do
wheat patent. 81 s3mS: spring do. ~ S" s Nv No .
straight 50 asa 90 sales 2.2N bbs Wheat nm; .o
rcd. spot Gai,adoasc; Ausus G'a.@0"sc Sei'em S a n
G6sc hv Go NC do on grnac % mi
7Oi,c stock 75J O21 bush: sales. $1,000 bush ~" 80
and lower: spot i7isc hid; August. &c bld;
t,mber 1850 bid: %sc asked Jnnuhrv 20, hmsh
Southern white Sic 10 yellow. Sic STOCK 1911 p ,n
sales. Hoo bush. Receipts steady: No wntr D..
3OT3c: No 2 mixed d. Aiac. stock. 2t ~ nus' IT,,
DUH easy. No Sic: stock. 1?i 221 bush i,n,
steady demand good. choice timothy <l'ntn' % rus,
freshts duh: steam to Liverpool 2,.d2'.A
Cork orders IS 3d02s Cd August Cotton n3,,.
mddngs re Butter finn: fancy creamery iss@g,s
ladle. I3c store paced. shl2 Eggs steady ''s"'-
Coffee firm. 1915. Other articles unchansed ,, o,,.,
Boston. Aug Flour steady Corn quiet o.,s Jp n's
Western creamery lisa i9c. Northern i"T2uc ~ ,-
quiet: Northern sms,ac Western. Tismsc Eggs r'h luz
fresh; Eastern. lie: Western and Michigan l3iaaitc a
Bufrao Aug 5spring wheat-onerings light No hs s
small quantity; nc over New-York Sep'rn liza
Sales 40 bush No hard spot. 74c Closing 10 har
spot 74i4c DC T. &c. Winter wheat neglected Nc :
red Chicago closed 1i2h72c; do Indiana. I3sc DO To,
track. Corn quiet: lc lower. Sales cars 70 yenow'
47sd4sc; 10 bush No yellow. store 46tGtIhc clos
ing No . yellow f1i5c: No yellow. 4Ic: No : corn
45isc: corn s5c track No yellow. '6-c No corn
white old. 2oisc No 2 mixed 26ian2Ic Closing No :
white 2sd29isc. No 2 white 2Gn2sisc. No mixed. va
2dirc track: No white soc No mixed 26'sc In store
Rye dull No quoted sc track Flour quiet: easy MI
2hc corn l7sc: nc. Receipts Jp DDS
wheat, Ooo hush corn 1921 0 bush: oats ilaNo bush
Shipments -Canal-wheat. 900 bush corn. 5000 nush
oats 24.Ooo bush. Shipments Flour 1000 hnls
wheat. 81 900 hush 900 BUSH oats. l4lWo bush
Chicago. Aug a-The leading futures tansrd as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
Army ORDERS.

Washington Aug S (SpeciaD.-The following ARMY
orders have been issued The retirement from ac''s
Service this date of Colonel William Winthrop
Assistant Judge Advoca tee General. Is ahhou"oeu'
Leave OF absence for two months to take enec' vi
his relief from duty at the United Sta'es ."
Tertiary Fort Leavenworth Kansas, Is gra"'e" ~
FIRST Lieutenant William +. Lippitt, )r' ass'sd''
surgeon First Lieutenan: Harry A. Leohha."se.'
18th Infantry is detailed as professor Oh "'''
science and tactics a; the University Oh '' -,
Minneapolis TO take effect October j, ana WIN N
heve First Lieutenant George II. Morgan on "a.
airy who will then proceed 10 join MS troop ~
tain George Leroy Brown. llth Infantry Is "."" .s
as professor Of military science and tactics "
University OF Tennessee. Knoxville, 10 ''"e q,
September Is. Leave OF absence for TWO "o" ,,n
granted TO Second Lieutenant Gordon Noorh'eS -"
Cavalry.
Second Lieutenant Henry A. Pipes. ''h ." in
having been found by an Army Retiring Boa" 80
eapacitated for active service. Is Te"'eu oh
I'VE service. First Lieutenant GeoIge, duty al
,niantry. is relieved from constr ract on the
Madison Barracks. New-York. 20 take LIN Of his
stssnsfer OF public properly ana IN xs been com
ouice under the instructions wncn ia General
nunicated to him by the Quarierinaasas canfIy pro-
Fret Lieutenant william II. Wilhelm ne c,,x, is as
lote1 from second Lieutenant, !ol im,' ~ 10 date
.gned to TIE Nth Infantry, COMPANY We will pro-
rom July T.. vice MCGUIRE reslghep ,,n.uver Bar
csed TO join his proper station Na'a n iantenant
fnacks. Washington Additional sscona as,rncd 10 q
oscar J Charles 10th Infantry, IS sss,mSent' com
ywSny r. July 81. with rank from june
"lheifn. promoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
TIE FLAGLER SHOOTING AFFAIR."
MEMBER OF THE CoRoNERs JURY ASSERTS
THAT THE VERDICT WAS CHANGED Az s'd-

,.r,,prp or THE CoRoNER's JURY ASSERTS
THAT THE VERDICT WAS CHANGED A suG-
crsrrD ny TIE DEFENDANTS COUNSEL
washington Aug 5-General and Mrs. d. W.
CHESTER narents OF Miss Elizabeth Flager. VINO
w., and killed Ernest Green last week. returned
Aor,e this afternoon General F.ager did not re-
nov, a, the War Department. he is stili on leave
ard b,s movements are not certainly known IL ~
,,,osod thu, ne will take his daughter away with
him for time
Renewed interest in the unfortunate shooths
ra,r was aroused this afternoon by the publication
- A.. card from, George NJ. j. Dorsey member OF
tho Coroners Jury charging that the verdict agreed
on xas changed ct the suggestion OF the counsei TOT
Miss Flagler after 1t had been signed and given TO
the Coroner Mr.. Dorsey says in part:
When the Jury ready TO announce its vera,t,
that verdict was concluded with the
do think that the shots were nred caIeessiy
and indifferently." believed that the wording was
suff,c.en; TO carry the case 10 The drand jury
otherwise / should not have signed H. AFTER , OF
oner Hamrnett and Assistant District Attorney JET,
lords came into the jury-room Ross Perry; counsel
Tor the defendant, entered in company win MISE
Mr. Perry heard what was said. and remarked 70
Coroner Hammeit that something should pc nI
,n the verdict Mr. Perry reached over anu pr
I'm The paper which the verdict was w'i.'en NJ
slready signed by all the jurors handed ~ 10 ~
Hammett and suggested tina; these "9rus, ',s nj
And from the evidence. we cannot hoiu "a. ~ rs
"r;entlemen is this satisfactory? Fo myseif and
Jurors nodded IN the affirmative 1ns aIsnt and
one other member Of the jury remained s.n h "f n
gave no indication OF our opinion hs,,as mai
she fury and SIN am. ARMY Of me ps.et CIR ,nn,
Miss Flager should be brought Deioss,der tht evil
aSnce and decide whether Miss Flage' S"ou'u NC
prosecuted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
GEORGE EHREr SUED FOR DAMAGES.

Mrs Jessie Balm has brought a suit in the Court
of Common Pleas against George Ehret 10 recover
$4,000 damages She occupied fiat in the house
No 24S3 Second-ave., owned by Mr.. Enret she
alleges that there were rubber coverings on the
stairways. which we're negigentiy put down. ana
that the defendant had been Informed that they
were in a dangerous condition. but paid no atten-
ton to the notification. on June D. whhe she
was descending the stairs. Mrs. Balm says her hcc
caught in the rubber and she fell DOWNSTAIRS nac-
turing two ibis and her left shoulder and leg.
The defendant entered a general denial Judge
Giegerich denied applica ton which the plaintiff
made Yesterday for permission to sue as poor
person holding that the evidence did not show that
she could rot AFFORD to pay her own costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
TIE COURTS.

THE wHISKEY TRUST CASE IN COURT.
The temporary injunction restraining the ke-
organization Committee OF the Distilng and Cattle
Feeding Company uhe Whiskey Trust) from DID
ding at the judicial sale of the property on August
IA. which procured at the instance OF Frederic
W. Anness and George NJ. Pynchon having been
vacated the case came before Judge O'Brien In SUI
preme Court Chambers. yesterday upon the original
order to show why an Injunction should not
issue pending the trial OF the action Nathan
Blur represented the Reorganization Committee
end Louis Marshall appeared for the complaining
stockholders Mr. Marshall Informed the Court
that Samuel Untermyer. who was to argue me
motion. was IN the Adirondack. and he would en-.
deavor TO communicate with him so that he could
be back In time 10 argue the motion either today
or tomorrow The argument II the motion was
therefore postponed until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
COI.PT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Chan,bers-Ijefo OBrien J-Court
opens nj 10 m Motions Calendar called az ii a. m
No l. Mutual Life Insurance Company vs bahey' 40
Olcott VS. Mancer: No 3. Mooney vs.. Mooney No
Of Hail. No O.. matter Of Van War; 20 r;;, ms'e
OF Brooks No s. Cochran Neman; NO !" iiiuiu ~
McManus: No TO- Wiener vs. Alabor; NO. ~ seh' ,o
va Scanlon: IL. matter Of Frcderal BANK no. 10
VS. Mandelbaum: No. Is. Riverside Bank vs. Valentine;
No i6 McNul'y Brennan: No. IL, feope,o e's., W.
Pronner: No Is People etc. VS.. Buck No. ]" ahness
VS. Hartshotne: No. 20 Congdon VS. Butler No ~ ma.
Of One hundred and eievenh-s; NO ~ matter VI
plyuptor ave No e. matter Of Mayor, etc
Supreme Cour,-General Tern-Recess . -, A..
Supreme Court-specai Term-Par;s l. II and Had
:ourned tor the term
Circuit Court-Paris l. II. III and IvAdtourned for the
Court opens a IL m. Motions. a.. ..
Superior Court-Genera Term-Adtourned for the term
Superior Court-Equity TerrlAdjourned for the term
Superior Court-Trial Term-Parts l. ii ana Hl-Ad-
journed for the term. 49,, g o,
Si,rrogate's -ChanibersBefore Arnold. s-Court
opt "A nj 10 Estate OF Samuel Adler estate OF
Anton NJ Merk estate OF Adoph Straub Wits Tor pro
bate: Mary Cummings Isaac G Coldstein Mary f. hur-
Sebastian Lind, at 1880 a. M Anna NJ Daus' r'a"~
surroy,te's Court-Tral Term-Adourned for the term
Common Pleas-special Term-Before Gegerich J.
court opens at IL a. m Motions No D. hosmer vs.
Common Pieas-Gencrai TermAdjourned until Thursday.
Common Pleas-Eeui,y Term-Ad1ourned for the term
Common Pleas Trial Term-Parts l.. ii ana iil-Ao-
civ Court-GenersI Term--AdjcurIed sine die.
civ C'ourt-Specai Term-Before Newburger J-Court
opens n IL a. IT MOTIONS -, A,
City Cour,-Trial Term-Parts l. II. III and lV-Ad-
journel Cor the term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06

Same property Eugene " Thaysr 10 same..:.:.
iludson-st No go: William Hooper ct al 10
Same property Nos ig3 and i85: Andrew Horn
and wife 10 Som Bros. ............. ..,:..,
s6th-st No Do East. Charles l. Horfck 70 ha''
0tth-st g. ~, II . ot 2d-ave 25xi0J.s; John Nc
Iaughlin ana wife 70 Margaret McGraranan;.
,d-asc. e. -. 10 n Of fsth-st ~. 1OxIb. WIZ,
lam Il Eose and wife 10 Charles II Britthe anu
sGth,st. No ZIG West: Nsls u " Jorsensen 10
iOth-st. 40 i2s to 1872 West: Joseph Doyle and
wife 70 Edward jansen. ..........: ...;,...
7ih-ave n corner 2Jth-st. iO3xTx irreguiM'
Anna Menke TO Catherine r steers ~ AL.
is,-ave. =. 2,s II of 29th-st. 2isx'o' o'si
IiaIsch 10 Fedor Weinert .......:::.:. -
colunnhus-aye. corner 1Gth-,'. l0zzSiO' Leu
poid X To Anna II Hahn. -. =, ,..i
1lst-s, No 3i4 West: Henry Woodwaru anu
sh-st. s. 2i;sG II W II Avenue c. 2tox"llx
2tgx93. II Edward DE Wit. referee. To 'os'ph
Fiizabath-st " $ 1877 IT Of ieecker-st, 4lx
ICON 40 5,tUO Nos go and 3Ol; Nicho'as "'sSo
70 the College ~ 81 Francis Navier =, 80.
2tth-st Nos 336 and 33S East. william - nyop'
ct nj to Henry X and Charles + D"nnn'
Same property: Eugene W rhayer 70 'a'.r
LexngtOn-ave, q corner JDth-st. -tNoo ""'''
I, Dunn l. Napoleon Lew ~ r, -,
1st-avp = 2is n ~ 2ytn-st 2f.sN'o' r r'
Weincrt guardian Of Olga Baus'h' 10 's'
an,S.st. No rs West; Emanuel q Bach to Sarah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
MISS CLAYTON SUES A. NJ PALMER.

A. NJ Palmer was made defendant yesterday IN
a suit brought In the Supreme Court by Esteiie
Clayton, the actress. to recover xo,VW lot an al
legged conversion OF operate properties. Upon the
application OF cx-Judge Dittenhoefer. Judge OBrien
granted an order requiring Miss Clayton to ME a
bill OF particulars more specifically setting iorth
her cause of action
The suit arises out OF the production OF Ihe
viking" n comic opera which was presented on
May for the benefit OF the Actors Fund. MISS
CLAYTON asserts that Mr. Palmer seized and held
certain properties Of the opera owned by her, and
prevented ter producing the opera al Miner
Theatre, Newark. and at other PAGES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The attendance was good yesterday at the Broad
way Real Estate Sa.eroon. but the bidding win
the exception OF one parcel. vas confined 10 'ne
parties directly Interested The sales were all held
In foreclosure proceedings.
Smyth & Ryan sold Nos. rs and III West Ninety-
sixth-st two fve-story brick flats 10 the pa,htt,
the Bradley Currier Company. Limited io'
s70.25o. .,ou,, -
D. y. Ingraham & Co. sold tho plot, l0OxlOoll. on
the south side OF West One-hundred- twenty
fhiri-st. 100 feet west OF An sterdam-avc. 10 tue
plaintiff William s. Corwin. for $1,000 81,
Bryan l. Kennedy sold Nos 81 and Gs East Nine.
feminist. two six-story brick fats. 10 S1muei
Frzel. for $1,000 . -,
William Rankin 10 f. l.. deydt cker the pot. 5,.sx
49, 5ssxisGxj2 rsxl5G. on he south sac o. Ons
hun nd ninth-st feet west Of Eighth
ave for 1900 Mr.. Rankin bought this parcel az
the Eugene Kelly sale about Il rec months ago TOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
THE SITUATION At ISRPEMTNG.

STRIKING MINERS FIND THEY CANNOT khh' ""
roRTERs OFT OF THE TOWN.
Ishbeming. Mich. Aug 'tspeciaD-ine '-
mary treatment of Detroit reporter ast rr'''
night has borne fruit in the sudden invas'o'
the town by six seven others The man IL.
has also returned There IL some tax o, e'ee.n
OH tho renorters hut the more sober heads among
,bs striking ore miners are aware that such stsp
wouli result In calling OFT the militia; ana NV
companies would then begin shipping tner 81. me
marshaI concerning his conduct last Friday ,e',
ing him to protection Tor ersry Tns are
required tho calling out oil troops; Inc mmrt ~
st!l quietly leaving town. FIVE or SIX Gay w 1s.rn
they going permanently ~ = a,nic ,,trs circus
The firemen's tournamen- and travt!iink GU .s,
will help to relieve tho monotony OF idienesI any
week Waiting is hard work for the men. anu any
little excitemer; is welcomed gladly by them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
nj SHfyGTON'S NEW PAPER AFPEAhH'

Washington Aug 5--The first number OF III"
Washington Evening Times. with the iu.' 'e
wire day service of the United Press. appeared 10
day. 1t comprised eigh; pages and gave suos''"
tai evidence of having been well received. IL u
the same size as THE Morning Times. wi''oH
Closely resembles. The story OF Inc '''"'''
which Is printed to-day asserts that "A year as
to-day The Times had 5000 circulation ms lro
ing II has delivered mt least 5000 pain-loi H.,
Such a marvellous growth IL unappiiV,a.,''I, tho
Washington. and. in proportion. unrara'e'e' ~ -"
country at large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
QounIrn Real Gstaie for Sale.

nor SAT.E.-A fine residence at the West End, Idg
i port Conn. Contains II roDms with all Improve
menfs plot. lGxiGi: terms. cash. Address
RESIDENCE. Tribune ONCE
- EACONNEf PARK Seaconnet Point. Rhode Island.
- Tho headquarters Of New Works noted West Island
Fishing club directly opposite Newport and extending
beyond far out into the Atlantic ocean. Always COZ.
and Plated In the artistic manner Lots for
snie reasonable terms For po's. apply o.
ISAAC I. Prny r. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

5Is.-st n = 1915 II 81 lst-ayc lSDxlooJ; 49, .oo
Teopod I!pdanhcim Moser Arm ltstein si"""
I1th-st 90 II Of 3d-ave. 2Jxl'"@ LIN
part; Samuel Spero 10 Sarah II spcro
Mads1n-avc, :. SO II n OF pthst 21xs,;
william " Lldd. IT,. OF al trustees etc To @. .os
5s,hs; No 3eG East: Lena Lewis to Micha"l' .,c,
s0th.t. n $. l.5 It Of 2d-aee. J0Si02.2; Title
ALrninowitz 10 Hannah Levy
sisi-s,. No 23s Fast. Mary Nelia TO John Herrck
i22d-st No East: Moser Arndtrtein and wife o. ooo
rarf-avr No LOO; Charles Strauss. referee 10 o,o
John Pullman .............. ''''
l5oth-st n corner conTent-aye. ls2xfi lox- asa
Kiss: Charles Bunk and wife 10 George tray i'"'"
Mary-st :. 100 II " Of 'ourtlandt-ay' 1'Alu''
J2hn IL ' .,n wn, ns nm0 Weren . 1902
Same property: Sarah Harrington u same. -''"|
Lots g.. ~: and O.. map building o's 'h'I'"s
Stadle- e3i Ward Charles fitchie ana WE eoo,
Angelo Mannello .....: =. Wv"
sd-ave 5"o.ii n n 81 l"th-st - 'n n,.;S
2jIioi: Edward coppers and wife tn "ao'lri .oo
Mohexan. ave $ % II OF Wopdrur-a ave. ok SO
7O Helen ! Alcot T Margaret !iathcln go. '""
Washington ave ~ II Of lI4th-st l"oN , IA.
~ Agnes Yost to Anne NJ wilkins. Wv"
3d-ave " g. 52j Il Of l6Vth-st. ~ kV' r ~,
IOt 2: Solomon and wife TO izzie N"r'- IN
I5th-ave . s. lots i22 and l2,. map :" aS ,r
1oOyo2s Frederick W Schwiers ana VIE W IN,
Daniel McGillicnddy "a, 100. '
piensv-ave n Jefferson ave "VN'"o' on,
Maule l. Kite-powell to otto Olzs'hh "a. iino. ~
Diensv- n corner Jehersoh-hv"' '"A'''' co,
otto Olzscha @ Bernhard Dieckmanh. 81 '"
Lot ~. map Arden property. r"s''n 10 y,
Westches'er. Frederick II Daioer an" ""' so
10, ais map part OF the Hunt estate near Van
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bennett. Jessie c. to II Woodward. No Soo YVES,
ii3ih-st ! year. -. =. a -
rl,n,e Jacob D. 10 Catharine Finkcmagei =
trirflandt-ave 2s II Of 172d-st y.hr, =,
Rr,trlng Charles II. and another 70 Win'an ~
Rose " = 3i-ave. 49, II n II fS'h-s'' a"'
wears . mortgages &C.,,
Hayy Eliza NJ to German American it'a' rS'a
THE guarantee Co. II I2ith-st. 80 II OF Lex
ingtonayc 3 years 49, - r..
Casey. MARY A. 10 Title Gu.rantc" aud IrHst o.
= 3l-a,e i1i2 II Of l's'd-si Years
(.ror,hers ellen NJ 10 n q Sillock IT. ba'n-
pate.ev, i53 IL OF is1at-st. demand sc,,
DonnelIv Iosle / 70 & \ Mower. n '''n-s'' ~"
n of cd-ave, year.......... 49,, 4,
rierck. George and wife 10 Amarda VI !Nas;
. : Miilbrook-ave. part lot ~. map Oh r'"S'""'"
Moir0sc > years.
Forster Frederick f. to the Metropolitan Lire IN
,urancc e. ssth-st. l23 n OF WEI H"i-
Uis,nan. Philip W and wife 70 TUE Guarant'e
and Trust CO. Nos 20 and ~ West '"'h-s''
Years . mortgages 80
crstacop John and wife 10 Harlem savings
Hank as iT5th-st. $50 II ~ franklin-aVe'
................. :. :. -
uanhar, Marie. to the Metropolitan SAVINGS
RANK ~ 2 Union ave. ~ n ot Dcnman f'ac",
.............. go :. 80 -
uar1herger Josephine. and another TO Louis B'n-
zieer $ corner Houston and 'hryste s's.
wears .................
tt,.c tnhraIni to the Bowery Hank ~ New
yorL No 81 Elm-st. ! year. ::.-..-:.-
tuerstel lula to Margaret J Becker. Horth ID
sva cn0 n OF i7ist-st and adjoining properly.
2 years, mortgages ..'.''''''''' '''.'''''