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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01
Shes u buster,

That's what the new artesian well
three miles south of Kimball is. The
third flow was tapped Wednesday and a
solid s inch stream shot 20 inches into
the air. Mr.. Miles says il is the best of
all the county wells so far. A regular
river is running away from it Mt this
writing. All OF the. county wells but
one are siX-inch wells. This is 8 inches
from top to bottom and ought to throw
an enormous quantity of water. 1t is
about 1900 feet deep.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01
rhe Chcnncst nnd tne ncs..

Every City, County, Township and
School officer wants a copyof the author
lied edition OF the laws passed at the
last sesslon-at a nominal price. He
wants an accurate edition. He wants one
good in court; and he wants it cheap.
We have just such a one. 1t is published
by the state printers and is printed from
the original bills. 1t is absolutely ac-
curate. 1t is the only edition on the
market which is good in court. 1t is the
only edition OF any kind Which is Sc
low in price. These laws can be obtained
at this Office now. Come early before
the supply is gone. Price 10 cents.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01
While in Stockton. Cal. some time 400

While in Stockton, Cal, some time ago
Thos. F. Langan of Los Banos, that state.
was taken very severely with cramps
and diarrhoea. He Glanced to meet Mr..
C. NJ. Carter, WHO was similarly afflicted.
He says: 81 told him Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
would cure him. and we went to the
Holden Drug Store and procured a bottle
Of it. 1t gave prompt relief to Mr.. Car
ter and | can vouch for its having cured
me-" For sale by Il. f. Miller, Drug
uict
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01
Walltcu.

Old rags, rubbers. bones. copper. brass,
and lead, to be delivered at Kimball, ON
June s. 1885. Will receive the abaye
amt pay the highest market prices in
cash. MY intention is to buy and ship
live or dressed poultry the coming fall
and winter, and will be glad to receive
the patronage OF all who have anything
i'll these lines to sell. Respectfully,
W.. A. HITCHCOCK.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Enl. Over FIFTY Years.

An old and well tried remedy.-Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup has been used for fifty years by
tcething. with perfect success. it soothcs the
child, softens the gums, ullays rll pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy FOR diarrhoea:
1t is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggist
in every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents q
bottle. Its value is incaleulahle. BE sure and
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01
Another weuFor urule

Chamberlain Democrat:-A flow of
water ten inches over the pipe has been
struck at W. Hams ranch at a depth of
$40 feet. but it will be put down still
further to secure a stronger flow.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01
g.. Ms st pau, Excursions.

For the annual encampment of tile G..
A. r. to be held at Pierre June . to {
tickets will be sold to Wolsey for one
fare for the round trip, good for return
until June s.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01
SfEayedl.

Strayed from Grow Greek agency, May
II, one black mare, and sorrel colt; one
bay mare. with star on forehead; one
sorrel yearling and one black colt. all
have the ("I. D.O brand. Address any
information to Fred Treon, Indian Agent
Grow Creek. 6S5-O
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01
Won "a fRet m ~.

Letcher Blade:-The KimbalI GRAPHIC
says there are lots of Republican papers
that will be eager to take back what
they are saying on the silver question.
And the GRAPHIC is right.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01

Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga. Tenn.
| consider it the best remedy for a debil-
itated system | ever used" For Dyspep-
STA, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels,
Price IS cents. For sale by L. +. Miller,
Druggist. ~
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01
Not So CouxenienI

Physicians indorse Ripans Tabules by
prescribing the remedies they contain.
but in form not so convenient, inexpens-
i've and accurate as in Rlpans Tabules.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01
commandments

Illr commencement exercises of the
public schools take place at the opera
house this-Friday-eyening. Three
young ~ladies-thc Misses Libbie and
Pearl Ochsncr and Miss Linda Richards
will receive diplomas as graduates from
the high school, and we are confident will
read some nice essays. And the others,
too, will docrea:t to themselves. We
say all this now because the exercises
will be too old to refer to in next weeks
issue. The exercises begin at $50 and
this is the
PROGRAMME
/. Music
2. Satisfactory. j Joseph Dorwart.
3. Essay. "MuslcN. .........,E L. Libbie Ochsner.
4. "Widdnw Gray's Stcry'.. Emma Waterbury,.
.. Being u Boy ....... -. Farrand Manson.
o. THE War Horse: Bay Billy. VIM 10 Hewling
Z. Music
$. Essay. Rome Was not Built in II Day
l.. Pearl Ochsner.
.. The Middle One of Three. Merrill Foote.
10. The Three Ltttlc Kittens. Marie Ocl,sner.
III. Dnmo-bell DRILL. ..........P Urinary Pupils.
Il. Dominic Browns Journey. Anna Long.
IL. Tho Day of Judgement. :. albcrt Wentzy.
II. Music
Is. Valedictors -. The Past and the Present.
Linda b.. Richards.
IL. Presentation of Diplomas by President of
Board of Elucation... !. ........J b. Long.
II. Music.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01

Karl's Clover Root will purify your
blood, clear your Complexion, regulate
your Bowels aud make your head as
clear as a bell. 25c, soc, 81. For sale
by i. +. Miller, Druggist. G)
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01
reache,,s Exarnina.icr.

Notice is hereby given That the next
regular examination for teachers certi-
ficatps will be held at Chamberlain, S. ID.
on Friday and Saturday, June I and s.
1895. j, W. LAWLEss, Supt.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-06-01
For ar Reuf.

cream cans, butter tubs, etc; also ice
house. Creamery known as Pause Cream
ery-wlll be sold on reasonable terms.
Enquire of u. p. Oclsner.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

SURF sTIrtme c9ur-Geaeral Tsrmrefere Van Brint p j..
SS sVprs@@ a@d %%n s re- bsscn i Jcou
opens at 1920 Motion calendar called at II a
Law and fact, Nos 2ss2 aosS 2le7 1919 2ss a2sS
203i 2o5 1870 45 1919 2lG6 2lol. 23l7. 230G. 1888
supreme court1sPeeial Term-PaTt Ir-Before Beck
supreme coart,speela Term-part HI-Adiourned until
cour,-faIt I-Betore Andrews. Jcauses to be
sent from Part III for trei Case unfinished
cG% S% Part III m s "nSnc to
1867 ss @s2 7G2 @ saco aoia o 6ii5 acSS
$i42i. 3a43ls 3i'ils. Sts 3'tGs. 3i1is. 3'ss 2s3l
Circuit cour,-Par V-Adjourned until Monday. cc,o-
Nos; s. SO sos So, go $50 s;s qlsa5. ; c.
t? suSeioi sS fs%' % sTSa' sr%ra s.sw
s Il ia ss s So sss s s s
81 81 - ST. iiis. 49, SO Si.sr , '.'.'-
surrogates ourt-chambers- Before Fitzgerald s.
M Ms f1
Haaman So ParS MOi At rccE 70 % faas"s
Levy william omann nm L9renz 9T sshgler at 2 2 m
Common ricas-special Tcrm-Bsfore degerich. Nos
common ree;1t@ul'y T,mmsfeTe nso.sS Pryor Nos
Common Pleas Tetm-rar I-Tiefore DAILY C. J.
Nos; ilg9 lt7s. 3s' go os2 ios. lSto. So 1879
2ii 2sii 2s72. 1925. ass. aoi, 1863 2s55 no iii4
3I5J unfinished
Common Piea.-Trai Term-Pat II-Before BookstavNr
causes be from Part for trial. Case unfn-
ished.
tern.
city Court-Speclal Term-neforc Conlan. J.-Morlons
city Court-Trial Term Part I-Before Fitzsmons. j.
Nos iao 52. 7aG i5 1899 800 33i 3s2 33S. 33l 335.
saG as; sas 80 go 81 az as2 az si3 a''. ai' s'c s7'
CITY CourtoT1al TermmPart ii.Defore Mccarthy. L.
500 a2a a2i 325. ase. a2s go. clear,
CITY Court-Tria Tcrm-Iart ll-Adjourned for tho
CITY Court-Tral Term-Part Iv-Before Nevburger.
J-shori causes: Noe lDss 2O77 lsi7 iTT2 2i29 ocOG
22si. 22s2, 22s3. 2i6s. 22aS. C1cai.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Bv Beach. J.
Matter ~ Fischer Robert u. Murray
Narnum vs.. Terry-John \. Foley.
Matteson W. Dougnn-Augustus &. Brown.
Kelly ". DunIc-Hamilton Odell.
Wade vs. Loss-Eugcne Durnin.
Common Pleas.
By Pryor. J.
Piciuo w. Avino-W. b. Cook
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
by Beach. J.
Ellen Lyons Charles r. owens-Danie j. Early.
matter of Man Safe Deposit and S co.John Pulieyn.
Common Pleas.
by Gicgerlch. J.
Louis earlier vs. John Martin-Isaac Eckstein.
hugh H. MacCuough Harry \. E.y-George J.
Vetior.
Superior Court.
by Gldersesve. ].
HERMAN Posner 10. Max Cohen-Quiney W. boess
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17

AT THE EXCHANGES.

Tho auctloneers had a busy day yesterday al 'ne
pro,dwav Real Estate salesroom. The auction
market continues TO show STEADY lmproVe"'e"'
as was Indicated by the large number OF safes 20
outsiders The crowd filled the aucuoh-roo" anu
with one or two exceptions the bidding was spirteo
Peter f. Meyer & Co. sold under foreclosure w.
1ss West y-afhst three story brick S dws sa
vs i lot lsgSIo52' to William f. Smith for ss.osl
also No AZ West Ninety .sixth,st, d" ~ ~,
brownstone dwelling. lot @ixlool TO Judsoh Law
' William n Ryan sold by order Of the eSssa irs-
st three-story brownsione dwelling lot lbxloo II
to Bertha Hervs, for $4,000; also at volnntary SAFE
\, iiI%ar for 5d So 10 .cO s7s crana-s three
story brick building IN front and rear lot A'N''
to r SaGsstI Pslps ISr co. sold No si7 to a East
Thlrtv-fourth-s three fourstory brick bulldlngs >,
lot G3 BIKES sNGil 52sxss9. 10 Charles hohmah io
William Kennedy sold in creston-ave., east side
50 feet north OF One-hundred No ~
West Eighynnth-st. four-story nro%nsao"e ssn ,s7
dwelling S yG9 s 81 to the paipsn e Of fOT B.
y the sSer tne On he Fse east side Of Water or
man-st. K.ngsbrldge, iOxlH. were sold to Ann f''@
''Ir Bryan L. Kennedy sold Nos. 1926 and s8 West Yes
Thirty fourth-st two hve.story brownstonss mai maj
Mcmillan for sss so: also. No IA East sxteth-st
a four-story brownstone dwelling lot i9TsSl%SS 10 70
Thirty fourths fourstock brick s,9 t. lot
I6SxgS.9, to NJ. J. Horan for <l2,0D; NO 81, We
one Hundred and Second-st threestory i,mss
dwelling lot 20xlO0 II, to c. c.. Currier for slg. W
Rennett e. Graf have sold for the bradley d
Currler Co. at private sale to Isaac Frank NO $50
West End-ave.. a three-story brownstone dweiihs'
lot 20x52xS0 private terms ..o, ono a, -
Herman Wronkow has sold for about SZooo tne
Sofherland apartment house, at the southeast cor
ner OF Madison-ave and sixty -third-st The front
age il lO5 feet on the avenue and 30 feet on the
,,,.
William f.. Haws & Son have sold No b35 west
One Hundred and forty-elghth ST, a tbree-story
brownstone house. l6Sx5ox99ll. to William Travers
Jerome for his occupancy.
The hve-story business building No. 10 Beaver-s,.,
lof 99xIl9y2O has been sold by the assignee Of John
Osborn Son & Co, to Il. G. Oppenhem for about
$50 coo
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
THE COURTS.
TRYING TO EvICT CLARK BELL
r. u.s A CONTROVERSY WITH HIS LANDLApi'

ur uAs CONTROVERSY WITH HIS LANp'Ap''
THE WIFE OF Ex-JuDoE DEssAR
,,..,. po, eppeared Yesterday before Judge Gil
,,oa,.o In tho Special Term Of the Superior court
10 onnose an attempt that is being made ny 'ii .
sadie Dessar his landlady. to evict MN iro'' mn
onar,ments in the Ohio apartment-house' as N''-
s,erdam-ave and Seventy ty-ninth-st' MIS-
ohio "a the wife OF ex-Judge Leo & DesS"'' or :
,hot Ar Rel owes her s26e 80 rent she mas orousn'
'''"' % 49, aisrossess Mr. Bell In the Kiln DIS
.rct Court. and the defendant went oeioie o.,
~, -, T., his prlvate chambers ana secureu al
,ntrrctIon restraining Mrs. Dessar from eVic''"s
him. - ,ho following
The Injunction was granted upo" '"e
allegations made by Mr. Beii ,.,
Frst that Mrs Dessar was trying 10 oo'a''
nossesslon OF the premises by fraud; secohu WV
iauo, of nlantffs lease; third breach ol covenant
~ ouet endowment; fourth Fraudulent ~ emofss o ~
terminate plaintiffs lease ana 10 op'""' P
Oh snI p urr counsel for Mrs Dessar, made an ap
pcation yesterday to Judge di'asrAd McAdam. lie said
,hat Nr eil had lived In the apartment a.
wears now owed three months rent anu 'e'" "
NIGa'r n reply Mr He'll said This is an attempt 70 70
change yearly lease to tease IRON, rom and held
montn / had a yearly lease one year. .rI anu ~ ~
the premIses.by verbal yearly lease ater%aru ,% or
and my worf as good as saniember my nbe l. and am
aiwavs readyto pay ii when II is due paid ren,
while | in the country during the ,S summons
SPoh Ts pessa e sent to evict me then secured this
Injunction to srevenr Ms. Dessar from p'ooee'"'s
to evct me -, , sar,,,ce Of the in
unction ws,uJ expire October ~. ana tnat ~
Bell had gone before Judge McAdam on ncioher y
',ynm keen urs Dessar out OF the Jufistic',,oh
Of the court sand | can't serve her win ,m IN
1rrcfion eyfSaiined Mr. Bell. who was cohsiuer-
ably excited. ,,,a 90 vacata the in
,,,ninn or the order extending the time OF service
and ;oid Mr. Bel to his papers In tne M m
junction proceeding on Mr.. Burr as fa.'ep r Ip VI
ccnm,tesv This he said he would do, and MI buIr
nromisci 10 sNave Mrs. Dessar come withIh 'hhe ne
inrisdctlon of the Court. 50 that she couiu Dc
served with tae Injunction papers
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
pITS OLE LEGAL NEWS.

Judge Dugr1 granted an injunction IN tue "u-
peror Court yesterday to restrain Max conn from
interfering with the business Of Posner conn *
Rarnett. ard sTponted Quincy W. Boese as receiver
of the properly The partners charge each o'ne'
with fraud they were IN the fur business al NO
21l Woosier-st.
Patrick J. Condor has brought sun III 'ne
Court of Common Pleas foreclose mechanics C.
Zen against the Roman COO Calhohe Uhuf'" u ''
Hn action was brought to trial Yesterday VI IN
the supreme Court before Judge ANDREWS ann
Jury. in which the FRANKLIN National Bank songht
10 recover from !. r. NewcOmbe u 90, pIUhcia,
about 5000 which includes interest, on balance ,
aileged r. be due on a promissory note made by
the defendants to the plann Tor f-u0' on On dic 1np
~ 1898 on which $1,000 has been PAD By alrvc ,
ton of the Court the jury found verdct ior tue
plaintiff Of $l5lSOS ,. g.. ,,,o
Samuel H. Parmelee has brought suit in the th
Court Of Common Pleas against ,o, the corpora.
Physicians and surgeons NswJersey ~ He
alleges that August IS. 1885, he made an asreg, s,
ment with the defendant by which he was 10 work WORK
ruary D. 1894 Parmelee says. he was wrongfuliy
discharged Dan!e Lewis. president OF the cor cor .
Gjegcrich for permission 10 file an amended an
swei He SAID that h. did not learn until e- re-
n ana Sa5 he mat he %as hired
to wef rv %Ss % o OF r Mary &
OF No Iij West Sixty-ninth-st:. who sought to re-
% az So irGm o W. Nest bfMt
for Injuries received while taking lessons In BIZ
IN The tinted States Circuit Court failed to agree
upon a verdict. and yesterday discharged
An acton was begun In the Supreme Court yes
tcrday before Judge Lawrence and jury In wnich
Jane Murphy as administra,rx OF the estate or hsr
ages OF s5OVo from John Totten for the death OF
No M3 F!rsi-ave.. where the Murphys lived on
January l. 1896 on tbs date, 1t Is alleged. Murphy
was coming down the stairs when he trippcd over
a piece OF loose rubber step and, falling 20 the
bottom of the flight. broke his neck. II is alleged
thai the owner was warned o. the condition OF the
stairs and did nothing. The defence Is general
denial and alleged contrbutory negligence.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
ject out Of which great discussion could spring.
but such proved to be the
HIERARCHICAL FLAVOR


There was much force in the contention oI me
Rev. Dr. McKim Of Washington, that pi'n''e
had a distinct herarchical flavor about H. an" was
a departure from the simplicity wh,ch hau 'i"s
far characterized the American church' ne "isea
the house to reverence the past ana cioseu win
this most effective bit OF eloquence; III Is tne SIM
nlicitv Of Hethehem and not the splendor OF Jeru-
salem which will give us the victory over the
he Rev Of the Dr. OF
that the word 'pr.mate" had no hls,oricai n,nrss
Judgment The Rev. DR.. Huntington, of New-York,
found the word "pr.mate" certainly rot hierar-
shid shS IN is ihs ssS he Believed in applying to
senior bishop In office. He thought we ougnt 10
take words as we find them The Rev. Dr. ,ireer
spoke with Impressive eloquence, and brought a
deep feeling Of sentiment into the a. pate whSn s rev
Offending good taste. In closing he said: The
day will come when the whole history rs 9s OF ns wOra
be seen TO be summed up In that one name before
which all bow Tbs Is Sther example Of the
The Rev. DR.. Green. OF Iowa said that the Church
lost and TRa by trying
lag away from the vulgar forms of the camp meet
her her uncompromisng dignity. as well as her catho-
licity The Rev. Or; Battershall, Of Albany whose
in the right use OF words believed that ''prmate"
was simply a numerical term, coming, IL may
be. with certain perfumes and assoc; ;ations; but
nevertheless the term most convenient by which 10
dsssne the r pTsanas aim noSo % % the TS ey
use, of the term primate was not logical. and was
a departure from the usage of the word In the
Universal Church. This designation rightly be-
longs to other than an archbishop To be log-
cal, We should begin by calling him an archbishop.
II we wished later to call him "prmate." He
thought senior bishop would meet all the require
ments OF the case II ''primate' be adopted a
ecclesiastical system must be brought into
being with provinces and archbishops and All tha j;
and it would at last be found that prmate was
equal to the dignity of the head of the whole
Church, and the of the word "pariarch Will
be necessary. There is no escape from history. "
said Dr. Parks. Back of is an Irresistible
power. and If we once place ourselves in the cur
rent Of Niagara we may struggle as we please
and hold out hands to the despsed sects for
help, but there will be none. and we should be en-
crced in the gulf
There was another debate on Thursday evening
when the two houses met in joint session as the
Board of Missions. The discussion was the
question of sending bishop 10 Alaska. and Bishop
Nicely of Maine, took this occasion to make Il
violent attack upon Mr., Chapman. the missionary
in charge of the work there who will probably be
chosen the first missionary bishop of Alaska.
The attack was so personal as 10 call for an
apology. which Bishop Nicely made with great full
ness on the next evening This is the only snow
of bad blood which has been seen during the con-
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17

-, 4, a., v,raorb,,t.ove ...,....... LO00
varderbilt.ays s 70 m OF isoth-' two-s.o.. $500
s5tb-st = y, 15O X OF West End-ave. four-story
brick DWELLING & by Edward de coppe'. Oh no 10000
Exchange
Forest-aye No l,O22. four-story brick tenement
and store. by Valentine Lyncn, OF 40 '.. 10000
osds, No A., East oness9ry ssa I1sx o 1000
Itoe-st w s. I9i. 9 n n Of Honest. two two-s'ory
frame dwellings by David MeNen, Oh no i.'. 5000
,ob,st 9 9 go II Q of 2d-ave Wliamsbridgel.
story frame dwelling by Patrick ooo
ii o Neill 1l6 East S3d-st t.....'..'''''''' '''"
RIeecker-st No 1855, by John j Asinussen TO
threc-s story and basement brick dwelling ana ,oo
23d-st No i3. East. and 22d.st Nos i53 ana
~, to a one-story brick Office and one-s'ory o.o
brick boiler room by Carl VI Schultz i'o"
Broadway No a9t BY .,@rs estSe and S' Sfs 1000
23t-s No ~ East by omce w"e'ie'' ~ 600
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

rsrn snd p m. to Of assha% asso
snnonsi ,1A t''G"i s. * It Of coiGmSa-st 25xioo
Abraham cohn and WE to lgnstz brown; Brown
6 &C. Gcdsten to to Katie Hermann,
Tompkns-st :. 100 IT Of Stanton-st. sOslO0E
~ 70 Stanton 81 MOO Mansin-st. xl0px2oo
Henry Steers and John orr and wives to An &,
Mercers, ana Vest adst corner s5xioo: John
% HeEs e @ and d. gfs oSaon 90 'rsi and Ee % Morris
ei'h-sa s. so # Of 4th-ave. 2osior; George .o
W Tubbs to jefferson NJ Levy 25ooo
'4 r,ncs vi Wsani and G anoiner eNecors ETC.
Of Augusta Mertens TO Rotert Reuter-: $4,000
'SSls Ssr: AiminiHa Merritt to Adah shland 10000
9lsts,. No 13c West: Conrad Gross and George 81
c'!h-si S.. 30 It " Of West s. End-ave 20Xloo' +,
7si-s tf s i25 # ' OF 1si-aVe 25xio22 Max
Emgc and wife to simon Adler 100 >, ,. 2'ooo
beth weiss to Herman seiJman and another
la2ist "a sr0On''s i2 It OF si-avc. 2,xlooii
Michael No @ s Annc sa LHSy a..s"T and Herman
saman and Te s to Eas of %hy daSe eN P!Spsy
SoeiS Rachel luric to % Louisa F;nsn .@e. 1880
Ma9son-aye. corner l97,hst g., 29lio ,d ,ns # to
,xlo,x 100 TX v i7x 100 II 70 iosth;'t 3 & .ss
laS5ss rsa5 ai o pa'r,ss & + n'pIsa5d 7'Nl
l2oIhsi. las n :. Of 7h.aye lesxlooli :, 900
A%'''',a%laTi norman man, rs:reS 10 Chr
Lot 81 map Sf Eiiona Edward 4 Bell and wife +,
rino"svs. S nave s. 1898 It Of iG5i-s lsoxoo
George Bell and wife to Thomas Palmer and q o.o
1i1th-si. . ijJ II Of RObbirs-ave. I5xIo;
Nicholas Schaik and wife to william Allan. ]
8. 2360 II Of Home ST. l9OxllO;
John W Decker George Hebron. n............ I,so
Forest-aVe :, III II OF Honest. l3xlOI;
John Decker Charles Jages. .............. 1000
36th-s No 2i1 West. Ella ; Conklng to Louise
Scott and another. .,............ ..,.,..... j
J3d-st g. 1913 ~ " Of Sth-dve. 10 1x1OO.j; Ed
ward Baor end Charles II Won Dehsen and -
wife to Isidore Hast. 1900
property. 9-I2s parts; Harriet Armstrong 10
Berry-st n Anthony-ave 1OOx58xsl.sx
5sli Mary A Manchester to Allan M Holder. !
Anthory-avc, map lands in fremont OF
Abram T Buckhoutt, 35.oxIO0; same to John
II Beals
Jeffer. ave lots - and 81. map part An
thony estate 5Ox Irregular Morris G Beriepsoh
and wife to Disrey Younkheere ............
Jumel Terrace. :. l3I.t II OF 1G2d-st, 5OxlOO;
George T. Hoe William W Watkins s......... 1900
J5: Morris Iapp and wife to Jacob Nohen...... 9O0
Boston Road corner walnut-st 5Oxii3:
Lilly l. Shirmer o James A Robinson and
Lot 2sO map Van Nest Park Ephraim Levy
To Nicholas FitZsmOns. ..........:..... 80
Lot 33l % }l6 and lots 40 10 4t3, map Haight
estate: Edward Baer to George II Tiemeyer. 500
l3th-ave. lot lly. Of Wakefield, 2txli4:
Edward LEstrange Phipps and wife to Louis ~
Matiida-st $ 9 s. lot 1856 and Gore G. map OF
East Chester. etc. David civilians. referee -
to Frank Frcdebe1 ........................... $50