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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-03
MAN WHO ABDUCTED coTTLE
1eao To Be . Fellow Named Strong. AK
. Born SWindler.

Sid To BE . Fellow Named Strong. ana
Born Swindler.
BUFFALO. July 3-The Evening News
prints story to the effect that the name
OF the abductor of Lawyer O. .. Cottle is
Claude Strong, and not John C. Emery.
'Emery" is said to be the name assumed
by Strong at Cincinnati some years ago
where ne carried on extensive swindling
operations. Claude Strong's family still
nVes IN buffalo. his relatives being we'll
known and his brother one of the most
prominent architects in the city. Strong,
IL appears, was q born swindler, his play.
mates ct school being his first victims.
When only Is years old he had EN-.
oarked on the work Of his life in putting
the people OF the interior towns up
against lakes for which they paid good
money. Six bladed knives, electric belts.
aad the soiargraph" Tan Instrument for
measuring time) were his stock in trade.
The government postoffice inspectors
nnaiiy became suspicious at the large
quantity OF mail matter received BY
strong and he was arrested. He escaped
to Canada and considerable amount of
the money which his operations had
Melted him found its way piecemeal to-
Lawyer Cottle, whom no engaged to de.
fend him. Strong remained in Canada
several years and then went to Cincin.
natl, where DE changed his name to John
=. Emery. The abduction of the lawyer
was evidently inspired by revenge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-03

New YORK, July 3.-Colonel George E.
Gibbons, who. with A. c. Butts, labored
hard to save the wife murderer Dr.. Blu
chanan, from the electric chair, said that
he did not intend to let the case drop.
ave will perfect cur appeal, perhaps
making some notifications to suit the
present condition of facts, and then ask
for an opinion. We will proceed exactly
as though DR.. Buchanan were alive. If
the United States supreme court decides
in our favor We will push the case to the
limit''
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-03
Trial of "BOb" Eitxsimmous.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, July 3-In the trial
of Pugilist Fitzsimmons counsel for the
defendant asked Judge Ross to dismiss
the case upon the ground that tho people
have not proved a case. Justice Ross
denied the motion, but said he may
charge the jury US to whether or not the
contest was legal, and if so what consti.
tutes assault IN the third degree. Captain
Quigley testified that the sparring was
light, and that he did not see Riordan
throw his head upward and backward
Indeed he had not noticed that either
man hit the other. In the prosecution o
physician testified that Riordan died from
q blow on the Jaw.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-03
MERIT SYSTEM IN PENSION OFFICE.
Forces Readjusted Preparatory to tho
Work of Reform.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The work Of re.
adjusting the forces of the pension offices
OF the country has just been completed
with a view to shortly extending to them
the protection of the civil service laws.
Heretofore, as long as the pension agent
kept within the amount allowed bin for
the expenses of his office he could do
pretty much as he pleased in regard to
the size of his force and the amounts of
salary paid.
When it was decided to put the offices
under the civil service laws it was found
necessary to change this system. The
amount and character of the work done
by each office was carefully noted and
classification made accordingly. While
this had resulted in small reductions both
in force and salary in some offices, in 9TH
ers there had been a corresponding in
crease, the total appropriation being about
the same. The date when the civil serv-
ice order will go into effect has not yet
been determined.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-03
Twelve Thousand Wheel. in Line.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Chicago beheld its
first bicycle parade last night, fully ~ 900
wheelmen and wheelwomen being in line.
The parade was made up of three divisions,
one each from the south, north, and west
sides of the city, all meeting at Garfield
park. From there the entire column rode
to Union park, three miles down Wash
ington boulevard, where the parade
broke IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-03
Two Missouri Lawyers Di,barred.

JEFFERSON CITY, July 3-Judge Sher
wood has filed an opinion in the supreme
court permanently disbarring Colonel
Ed NJ. Harder and A. G. knight, OF
Trenton, from practicing before the SUI
preme court. When a murder case was
called up for argument in the supreme
court the attorney general discovered that
the Transcript of testimony had been mu-
tilated and forged SO as to destroy all
identity of the murdered person.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-03
Scores on the Diamond.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Results of the day 8
base ball playing by League teams is as
follows: At misunderstanding -,
Cleveland l; at Observation-Disclosures q,
Louisville .; at Baltimore-Washingt
8. Baltimore Is; at Philadelphia-Boston
II, Philadelphia 70; ut Brooklyn-New
York II, Brooklyn l.; at Chicago-Sl.
Louis ID, Chicago Q.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-03
Coed Reason Why He Left,

velopments at Rossville. Kas., show that
Wesley Davis. the grain dealer who dis
appeared last week after an unsuccessful
attempt to bull the grain market Of Kan
sas City, owed about $40, OOc. His creditors
are principally farmers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-03
The Anti. Religious Garb Law.

HAGERsTowN, Md, July 3-Thc consti
nationality of the religious. garb law,
which was signed few days ago by the
governor of Pennsylvania, will be tested
in the courts of Chambersburg. A large
number Of Dunkards and Seventh Day
Baptists in Franklin county are school
teachers, and wear the peculiar dress of
their denominations. Under the law they
will have to dress like the ordinary cit
lien or stop teaching school.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-03
Illinois Farmer Held 70. Murder.

PEKIN, July George Smith, a we'll
TODD farmer in Dillon township, fifteen
miles south Of Pekin, languishcs behind
the bars of the Tuzewell county Jail, be-
ing held for the murder of his son. in law,
Lewis Perriil. The murderer claims self.
defense, asserting that Perrill had fro
quently threatened his life and the life OF
his entire family. On the other hand it
is claimed Pcrrill was shot down in cold
blood without any provocation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-03
sp.niard. Watch American Bo....

NEW YORK, July 3.-Thc Spanish OIL
Gals keep up a close watch on all steam
ers arriving ut Cuban ports from tho
United States. The Norwegian fruit
steamer Kong Erode, reports that while
at the port OF Banes she was boarded by
Spanish soldiers, who kept vigilant
guard over her until she sailed for this
port.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-03
ABBREVIATED TsLsGRAMs.

/ About $500 persons at Lewiston. Me-,
receive the benefit OF II per cent. advance
In factory wages there.
A watermelon train was wrecked close
by negro church near Richmond, Va
The congregation adjourned.
New York surgeons removed a mans
pectoral arch-col!ar bone. shouiderblade
and arm-1nd the man lives.
Figures of men IN the window panes Of
Robert Dicks house are mystifJing the
people of Rochelle, i'll.
French troops have occupied the ter
ritory Of Amapa, Rio Janeiro.
Duluth will have a steel plant July
10 employing $50 men.
Jacobins We're SO disorderly in Ric
Janciro that the police were called upor
to disperse the mobs.
General Gomez. Cuban insurgcnt lead
er, is said to be marching On Santa Clara
with 10000 men.
Some weeks ago Oxford and Cambridge
universities sent to this country chal.
lenge to Yale and Harvard for an athletic
contest i'll this country. Harvard declined
Tor various reasons, but Yale has &C
cepted.
Ex-Pugilist Jacob iced has begun the
career OF an evangelist at Cincinnati.
After one month Of incessant rain the
country around DenisoD, Tex. Is under
water and the crops are ruined. Red river
is on a tear.
A fortune of slo). Ooo left by his mother
in Iowa awaits George Valentine who is
being sought on the Pacific coast.
The affairs of the American Wheel
company, the wheel trust. at lndianap-
oils, have been permanently wound up
and the receiver discharged.
William Henry johnson, who, rs treas.
urer of Muscatlne county, Ia, embezzled
$4,000, has arrived at San Francisco in
custody, having been caught ut Honolulu.
The graduating class ut Dartmouth col.
lcge appropriated by night the wooden
hands of the big college clock, and divid.
cd them into sixty-eighs pieces, ono for
each member of the class
Inc Rev. L. f. Jarnegar, pastor OF
baptist church of Mlddletown, Conn,
read from the pulpit a list of eighteen
persons whom he desired expelled from
the church for infidelity and immortality.
A scandalous excitement arose and the
INST was referred to church meeting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-03
Costly Fire NJ Paris.

PARIS, July 3-Fi-e in tine famous
Godillots military Quitting establish
ment here caused damage II the extent
Of I, coo, GOV francs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-03

Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, as in this
case:
81 cannot tell
the great value
Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla has been to
me. For wo
years / have been
in poor health,
taking medicine
all the time with
little benefit. In
the winter / had
q severe attack of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-03
Words Fail

To express the gratitude of many Avho
despaired of help, but have been cured by
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-03

Mo DISEASE has ever presented so MANY
peculiarities as LaG-ippe. No disease
leaves its victims so dcbiitated, useless,
siccpless, nervClcss, as LaGrippc
Mr.. ID. W. Hilton. state agent OF the Mutt
ual Lie Insurance Co., OF Kentucky, says:
In 1859 and 30 I.had two severe attacks
OF LaGrippe. the last one attacking nv ner-
vous system with such severity that nv life
was despaired OF. l had not slept for more
than two months except by the use OF mar
coiics that stupcicd me, but gave me no
rest. was only conscious OF intense mental
weakness, aSonizing bodily pain and the
TACT that was hourly growing weaker.
When in this condition. l commenced usipp
DIR Miles, Restorative Nervine In two DAYS
began to improve and in one months time
was cured much to the surprise Of all who
knew OF my condition. have been in ex-
cellcnt health since and have recommended
your remedies to many Of my friends.'s
Louisville. Jan % 1895. ID. W. Hutton.
Dr.. Miles, Gervine Restores Health,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-03
The local Markets.
aRAH ITC

11OC0I lINTK6CB.
9RAIN, ETC.
Corn 43c-
Oats 3Oc.
Hay-'+mo'ty, &i31S1a: upisna. s1a1si3
Wild. s7.501s9; slorgh s0E$9; baled s?CSlsh
FEUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Potasoes-$1.l0
Oniops-30c per IN.
PRODUCE.
ButeT-Fair tc choice. l5:; fresh cream
cry 49,.
Eggs-Fresh, 10
Foultry-Ch:cke IS, &c.
LIVE srooK.
Cattle-Butchors pay for corn fed steer
3hG5;; COWS ana LETTERS, 3l4ji calves
5Q6c.
Hogs 4Lc
theep-Sal "a
Spring lsIuD. So 5jQ1S4. head.
Coal Soft, 10c.
WoOd-S35O per cord.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-03

rheumatism and thought I should never
get rid of it. read about Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and concluded to try it. Since
taking five bottles am like a new per-
son. 1t is worth its weight in gold. 1t
will convince the most skeptical of its
merits" MRS. LIZZIE SHAFFER, River
ton, Illinois. Remember,
Hoods SarsapariIla
Is the only True Blood Purifier promi-
nently in the pull bic eye today. 81; six fors5
Hoods Pills cure habitual eOnstipa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
IRMY IND NAVY NOTES.

WASHINGTON June (SpeciaD.The following
Army orders have been issued: First Lieutenant
Henry w Hovey oath Infantry. Will report IN per
son ct Norwich University. Mortified. W.. on Au-
gust 30 1895. preparatory to the assumption os MIN
on sep,cmber 10 Of the duties OF professor OF mill
tarv science and tactics at that institution. by
direction OF the President the retirement from
active service by operation of law OF Colonel EDWIN
& Mason 81 Infantry. under the PROVISIONS vi 'he
act of Congress. approved June 30 49,, Is AN
nounced He will proceed to his home. nv direc-
ton Of the President. First Lieutenant Mark l..
Hersey, 18th Infantry. is relieved from duty al the
Maine State College. Orono. Me-. TO take enect
IuIv 1885, Lieutenant Hersey is detailed TO at
terd the annual encampment OF the Maine Ma
tlonal Guard at Augusta, In August he VIII re-
port in person to the Governor OF Maine Tor such
duty as may be required of him during the en-
campment. and upon the close Thereon VIII p'oceeu
to join his proper station.
Commander \. NJ Dyer detached from ordnance
Ysv Yor ' Boston. Lieutenant G p Rees.
dered 20 the Monocacy, China station. py steainvr
trnsni L. IT, Lefavor, ordered home and granted
two months leave. Passed Assistant engineer s1inee
W.. nn,o', Engineer c. W Dyson ordered TO
examination for promotion at Philadelphia; June o..
of ,he colorado has selected First
Lieutenant; John s Mallory. % Infantry aide-de-
camp as Acting Adjutant-Generai of the Depart
mcnt. omo.r. ,.ui
No civilians non-commssoncd oncers w, MI
roreivo commissions in the Army this year. The
law provides that II vacancies exist in the list OF
second licuienants on the first day OF july Oh ehcn
v.ar after the members Of the graduating class
~ Wet Point have received their com mss ms
the vacancies shall be filed by selection from ,n T
lie, Of non-comniss stoned officers and from civil
life with preference to the former The gradu-
afng class this year Will fill all existing vacancies
mI i, yin he necessary TO commission number
Of The ajets as additional second lieutenanfs AT
nroscnt there arc sixteen noncomnssioneu OFFICERS
r.hn have been designated for examination for sec
onJ lieutenant in the event of vacancy. Many
college graduates have enlisted IN me ar,y u" an
likely 10 be disappointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
REAL ESTATE.
RI-sI\ESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Lewis Rather has bought of Peter J. Steiner Tor
Immediate improvement the plot 'oxloo5. win one
and threc-story buildings. on the south sde OF
Forty fourth-st.. 275 feet east OF f'leventh-ave'
Edward " Crosley has sold conformity win D
Kuhn for George W. Bell. the three-story BRICK
dwelling No 100 East Twenty third St ana I'VE
story brick tenement house. No u, East Iwenty-
second-s, running through. 20 hliilder io' III,
proyeI,cnt at about 10000. 1t Is understooa Wen
& Mayer the buyers. , A.. ,.Lson e.
Frederick l.. Kurtz. representing the .ac fYs q
Sham Comrany has sold to the Hogan q Siat'ery
C,omnany for immediate improvement. the pio' fos
NJ on the south side OF Thrty-four'h-s'. 20 Ter
wcst Of Ierxingion-ave. The pot with ia'H one
ad Joining in the rear acquired by the seuer on
tuesday through a trade with Albert H. bhitHai'
,%o .skes in exchange the Carroll,on apartment
hotel on the northeast corner Of Seventy-siA'hs''
and Madison-ave. ,, ,Y.<. ,h. ,wo
<atz & Co have sold for Alexander Hait M NV W.
fve-story brick lighthouses Nos 81. ana o., ~
ave Two four-siory tcnements. on pIot 19Hlfp ioI
slcocn to George Redmond OF Brookiyn inc SCI, seee
10 take In part payment the two Investor! uoup''
nat-houses Nos 23l and 23s West Six'y.rfl-,s l..
plot i0xloo5. $1,000 and l65 lots IN oouT fo
park Cologne City. y. j., short distance Hoi"
Atlantic CITY, at SA.W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
At THE STATE CAPITAL.

A BATCH OF NEW LAWS AND OTHER MATTERS
or INTEREST
Albany. June l.--Governor Morton has signed these
bills:
CHAPTER S5S. Amending generally the charter Of
Binghamton.
Chapter $50 Amending the Consolidation ac, in
relation TO the University OF the State OF New-York
Chapter $50. Increasing the requirements for ad-
mission as a veterinary surgeon.
CHAPTER $751; Providing for the collection Of the
collateral inheritance in Westminster County.
Chapter ss2 Amending the charter OF Stamford.
Senator Baxter T. Smelzer. OF Montour Falls. to-
day assumed the Office OF Secretary Of the State
Board OF Health to which he recently elected.
succeeding DIR. Barnes who had held the place for
year.
Superintendent of Public Works Aldridge, who is
I'll at his home in Rochester. hopes to be in Albany
early next week. when the Capitol Commission will
meet TO organize and lay out plans for continuing
work on the building
Under . new law. pawnbrokers and similar con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

The following plans for nsw Duiiulngs ana a'e o'N
have been filed VI the Building department.
New buildings. - ,...,, sw.uro
.o,hs, 30 "a East. threesiory BRICK evening
and stable by 'ohh T. ''N. $4,000
prosnec,-ayr . s. - It ~ lot'h-st four TWO,
story brick DWELLING by III g { thornton OF =, .oo
e.,hst n and GJth-st lc' r. ", or Ams'H,
Ian,-ave two-sto.y brick stable. nv MIS- ooo
J2r,sh Greenwich. Conn. "''"
p,te-s, M one-s'Ory frame sh'd. 10y Joseph "a
Iiuher 81 81, 2O3 East l'th-st........'.'.'.-.. Nv
Alterations: ,.,,. h .,,,,,,
"1s,nro ., sis story brick store and tenement
~ ristonher-st No 20. by william Morgan. 10 oo,
two-story brick dwelling ..' a.. -
,-,h-st No - West. hy John ! Martin, - a ~,
,ur-story and basement brick dWelins. '''
Crand-si No a. hy +. Drucker TO a twostory 90,
brick and office. -'''
No West. by John IL Schii"Ver 10
four story brick an! tenement. 90
rrnitv-avc No Dla by Henrietta Sauran to oo.,o
two-s story and basement brick dwelling ....... ~"
c-th-st No 2.5 East by CITY 81 New-lork. To .oo
four-storv brick public school. 1p
proome and Clinton by same I" three" story o,o
brick public school ''
Drnme-s No los 10y same 10 a four Story bricN .o-
public school '.' ''
10Th 81 near Third-ave. by same. to four story co
brick public school .'.'.'.''''' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

Germs in cities Of over 10000 are required to file
with the State Banking Department q bond lis SUN
c,ent TO guarantee the proper conduct OF tneT IS
abI;shments The first Of these bonds was filed with
the State Banking Department to-day by ST BAR
tholor1py's Loan Association, OF New ork 'itn.
The bond is for 5000. and Cornelius \anderpit
stands as surety it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

' s Ws-t s as ,'1i CT @'''f @"i:
pr @, 10 4se: Walter l. Kane ct al to
c H@ar's Nos " ca ana Mayer Kahn and
q Tfs to Isaac l1s +, Of Avcna. 4. 2S.osa
Amee lhl.nsars al e1ssH,3I. etc Of Anne 1850
,s,he, s. s;5 q oth-aye. 'xs2 Charlotte >. zoo
p9sn ave. 10 james cSrnsr ssls, ao5xoc
ouFhs cocsrs1 10 J % s6 Msss .,.,oos Union
MeIodlsi EpsSpal church c,iy Of NewYorh 1890
,o,n-aT~ So 40 Augustus il vandcrpoel. ref o
20 the A9any ,bn T'D vi we y1mP'n Krebs ami
wife to wibsr Andrews and an3, ,,o, ra 'o''
'I gene Kelly. }r ct al executors q Eugene ., soo
r, h1y 10 * Of sh-s Dix irregular:
Caroline Negs'ad,.T ct al 10 lame asan Joseph
y sehreiner ., 81 70 Wn@m oss,ins 5,c;
Matilda Ko.ier to Joseph ThomP'o" exchange
ala S'f''s 'G "a 5iias, 2S7a: Henry - no
Esser and Tfe :, 10 N N anioos william
' a Wrnv = ana md vie to Frances MehliIeer
lois,.st No 800 East. Kari wdiach and an q. ,oo
l2 'f ' $7s It Of siave. 1880 IL bernard
cd T.{ r Pa " wcs' As rs # FIX
100 Frederick smy'h, referee. to Louisa ,,oo
ccniia Park West " = iiiS n n Of load-s Fix -oo
cen no. f1 Park west est ; icsd' Fix
Contra DU '" Park Vest W s. i745 IT o. iosis.
ccn ,a Pax sa Vest 81 1925 IT Of idsds Fix
100 same to same -, ,oqi e, DIV
" =.
''"''
Mulberry-st 40 70: Edward McManus ana wife 10
n T'SDr" 1'i 20 63 George rcber and VIE 70
Jacobs
Eas, Houson-si. No 49,: Esabc'ha Kollm"r 81
al 10 Sly"rstcin
Same property Conrad kochler. by Henry hoeh- m.
guardian. game. o''-"
Avenue -. n >. AZ II Of Cth-si. -N5h'', .o.oo
Aaron stem wife 10 John Trunk. Io''y
Iiors,on-st 40 3s7: Rosa Weiss 70 Samuel BECK
lst-s 40 ~ Margareths speckhardi :" '"nh - m
Daube
Goerck st No 30: Pncus Lowenfed and VIE 10
Andrew Humphrey. cxpr'pfTty 49,. go. ,oi
Marion-st No ~: Mary 4 Hayes = John Hayes IN
Dclarc~y-si 80 3D. Bertha Guok To Nathan ,coo,
kChn ................. ''N
7th-nve n corner 14Gth-s, 1872 10 II 10 l+'th-s'.
xis3 loxlOo George Smith and wife 10 EefH- 8,
hard j Ludwig .
I3Sd-st n o. 800 Il Of i0h-ave mxn1l;
. Ardr' " u Humphrey 70 Pn,u L'"enfrld !
Il4;h-si n r. 325 II 1ih-ave 'oSlWli; m n.,
Jacob Voelbel and wife TO Philip l'raencer...; W"
,b9d st No i52 We~. ogden X Linabufy ana .,oo
wife 70 Louise NJ Radiey. ......:......:.:c. I-""
Wsdsworh-aye : C5 Il Of lIJt!-sf. ~ lok
Irregular: David Stewart - Andrew - 'onnch !
Cdgecoube Road. & 43I II u Of lbsd-s' ZoN 9,
l2c 4. Alice ! Hubert 10 Charles q iuDert
i52d-S, 5 r. 300 u cOrt.ano- ave. 2'x - =. ooo
Mathew MeHsch to Frances r knchele.. IoVo
rNeetwool-a,e. g 100 II OF Icpham ave. COX
100. Thonas HARDY and wife 10 Frederick NM
Koc's .
I,s,hra,,-sve c T. 2.8 T. II i1sthst. 'oxs0. 49,
| Martha W Prince to Joseph h Buttei""fth' o""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adams. ALDER, J. and wife to Katie w S a,h
@hminSr"''N' '''''' .'..'...'....... $4,000
Be.2ir charles j. ct al to John Mclaughlin. ,,,,o
Be George F. and another to NJ s'ainsics No ,.o.o
EaD,er Gsogs = and wife to Andrew Koch. No
s ras1 usyd ana WIFE To- John Mcwiiams
3sh-s,. 400 II W Of io'have. and other prop soo
clcay,iand. TrurnbGil Vs. to wiram Smith. No ooo
a. West ;oth-s ieass :a cs:c Zoo"
Daube John. 80 margareiha speckhafd' No ''s ,ooo
,,sn v,@hss,as ana vii. To- Tiue Gnnran,e- and
Trust co. n is-ave. 499 II Of 2lst-st ana oo,oo
us:gar' Join j. To- Eia4beih nsiigan 4oh-
10 T. Of i,ha,e 10 yenna ,;sct. 2"o
en- i:smiere Place Marmion-a'e. nm
ciSn her William i. to The rector , church
warasns ETC. Of st Ann caa,ya' '''h-'', 5000
rio oo Else. t. Judson = Todd No 1905
Iias ssIr' lanes iecI admins,Iaor.
nnls. ' 6 81 and another Q ii Valentine. oo
,o ,sl. wa i2 O. to q panrrr 's Na IS Walker
dnc. AMI jana rr TO SrSR .Dsc E Ssns NJ % nvns
Sam 70 as SAND ns S , ,5 mr,a,, in 1900
dusrai savings Bank 40 81 East 4ih,s, year 1900
N sas a a o. a''nus "f'"
.s%. ss1 ana :S: S
isiSsi. $50 4 of s,Saye years :.:,,:..":; 1880
Ms '.' s"as ,ei sav Of s.S
81 1900
cd ct. ea5 II Of 3th.aye nores '.."... 1894
Pickering. John. to- Henry & Tnmper. y \ both
st 100 ~ Boulevard l sr................ 1000
Rossi Giovanni to Edward McMsnus No 10 Null
Reilly Hugh and another to High Reilly 49,
ecuor. No - Jane-st. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 600
Russell. Thomas. Johanna Dieschcr, = 8 Atm
msnd ."' = 5000
Louis. John Roll executor
Years '".......1,....... ~ 10000
ia1ih-. 3s It Of sd'ave year ..."' $500
sotS1s.. rs 7S'fV" Of svs 1900
Same same . Q e0th-st. 100 q OF 2d-ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

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Trunk. John ana sn9insT 20 HAs" s'. 1000
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