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The morning times., 1895-09-29
A Thriyinc Rusiness

One of the best appointed and most en-
terprising business houses in this city is
MeSsrs H Friedlander & Brother, of Ninth
and streets. 1t must be the W onderful bar
gains they sell that always keep them busy,
for il impossible to go into the store W ithout
finding them doing a lively business. 1t
would be hard to find a compieter or better
stock in gents furnishings or clothing than
they carry, OF to meet with more courteous
treatment than they accord TO their GUS
TONER'S
The morning times., 1895-09-29
An Interesting Hour.

The scholars of the Modern Normal Col
lege, of which Prof. J. Fraise Richard is
president, enjoyed a very interesting hour
i'll the classroom in the Typographical
Temple yesterday afternoon. The assem-
blage was made up of a number of ladies
and gentlemen, each one OF whom entered
into the spirit of the occasion with the
heartiest good Twill.
The question debated was "Is the Eng
lish destined to be O universal language?"
Miss Mary AIcClune and Miss Emma Gun
derman took the affirmative, and Messrs.
Milford and Seeley the negative.
The question for discussion next SAT- -
day Will be Should ladies have and ex-
ercise the right of proposing matrimony?r
The morning times., 1895-09-29

Look for Kings Palace Great Fan Open.
ing announcement in Mondays Times.
The morning times., 1895-09-29
To IeaYe for Texas

Mr. T NJ. S. Bowie, of the Central Market
branch of the Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company, has been promoted by Gen
eral Manager Newton II. Bowman to the
management Of the Fort Worth TEX store
of this company, in recognition OF his
marked services. 1t is rumored that he
will not make the long journey alone, but
that joyous hymeneal event win precede
his departure.
Look for Kings Palace Great FAN Open
ing announcement in Mondays Times.
The morning times., 1895-09-29
THlT BRESLAU CONGRESS
Socialist Congress Which Pro-
poses Radical Reforms.
AN BIGHT-HOUR WORKDAY

Drastic Proposit ions In Regard TO
Religion and Socialism and Also
Touching Equality of W omen Under
the Law-Three Thousand Marks
to Be the Limit of Pay for Leaders.
The morning times., 1895-09-29
Smyrna Rugs
Carpets

All oI theseare last year ; patterns
and we cannot duplicate them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
REAL ESTATE.
pr,srNrss AT THE EXCHANGES.

Az the broadway Real Estate saesroom yesterday
u y Ingraham & Co. sold Nos. 443 and 40 East
Observation-Disclosures rd-st. two thrce-story
brownstone dwellings. lots each 1Gsxlool, to r. D.
Rosenthal for s10.35o
George r. Read sold the right title. etc. OF irving
G. GAYLORD as receiver of the Federal Bank, to the
lease 10 May l. 1885, OF the ground floor and base
ment OF No. 5O4 Third-ave.. TO William >. Meyer
for 500.
Richard NJ Montgomery sold No. 200 East Seventy
sixth-st. a four-story building, lot 2SxlO2.z's 10
Al the liberty Street Exchange. X; " Hafnee q
CO. sold No. o. 10 &c Chrystie-st; three iour anu
Ave story brick and brownstone naseert oarIes
respectively, Bib. 256 and 2ioANi"' " O" -
At private contract Max Marx has sold ix MS 20
West One-hundred-a nd thirteenth-st'' io'oAio"' ~
RemIgio Lopez Trujillo for Ni.3OO ,,,oss
Nos 9s and 100 Frankln-st, six-story pus 7n 10
building a62x7s6x33. sxirregular has peeh SOU ~
The three three-story old fashioned dwellings, piot
GOxs2 Nos 49, 81 and SO East Nineteenth,st aaloin-
ing the Goelet property has been SOFA ny ~ "
Cummings Ferguson have sold for about s@ ~.
the fye-story brick aathouse NO. D 9g1 last
Daniel Watson. broker OF Newport. r; l., mas
sod the we.-known Greene Farm consiu.T ew ~.
fftyeight acres on conanicat lsamu Eohraim
Catn. James Tausg and others ior S no." claire
farm was owned by Edwin Greene OF Eau There
is to be SIS 90 to soOOo aid out at once in improve
A. E. F. A. Karelsen report the sale OF seventy fInSr
Island to David ). Gluck, of this city. Tor
sheer OF Brooklyn. Dr. George Meyers ana Lev" T., IL
Arverne.hy-thc-sea Long Island. the ten lots
inst purcha sed from the same brokers. ,
The Frank l.. Fisher Company has 500 Tor a n
hassament dwelling 2Ox65xiOO No 333 West Seventy
sixth-st to r. +. White, for about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
local BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Judgment for 500 Sal entered yesterday against
Andrew L. Souard. of No. 70 Cedar-st. in favor OF
Hugh J. Grant as receiver Of the St Nicholas
Bank. for the balance due on note made by Mr..
Soulard dated December g. 1885, for $4,000. payable
on demand and secured by collateral of 325 shares
of the German American Real Estate Title Guaran-
tee Company Mr.. Grant found the note among
the assets OF the bank and payment was demanded
on March G. 1894 and collateral was sold three
weeks later for $l3Ms Mr. Soulard had paid sl7 sd
on account up 10 June TO- 1891. and had paid the
interest up to July l. 1893. He was formerly presl-
dent OF the German American Real Estate Title
Guarantee Company but resigned two years ago.
He also a director OF the defunci Madison
Square Bank and yesterday Nessrs. OBrlen ana
Cannon the receivers OF that bank, entered a
Judgment for S3i 9o2 against Mr. Soulard for balance
due six Of his notes. made In 1891 lss2 ana 1873
Deputy Sheriff I.psky yesterday received an ex-
ecttion for $fll against the Comanche CLUB. or No
2f Bowery. a weknown East Side political club,
In favor OF Charles Schlang, for four months rent
due on October l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
co,.pr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-General rerm-Beiore Van i'runt p j..
Fo.tt and Parker JJ.-Nos. 10. - 81 o. ., 49, 20 so
80, / 49, 49, &c. H. G3
Suprene Court hambers-IBefore Beach. J.-Court
onens al 1910 a. m. Motion calendar called at III a
supreme Courl-speclal Term-Part l-Adjourned until
Monday, October 81. -
supreme Court-special Term--Part II-Before Beck
man J.--Elevaed Railroad cases Clear 80
Supreme court-specia Term-Part lIl-Adiouned until
Monday. october Il. 60, . , .
Cirt III Court-Part IBeore Andrews. J-C2usrs 10 Dc
Part III for trial. Clear
Circuit CoIit-Part Ii-Before Lawrence J.Causes 70
be sent from Part III for trial Case unfinished.
Circuit court-Part lII-Before Patterson. J-Shor'
causes: Nos 7Os1 1921 1858. 1852 1il5 1903 1861 1852
1880 62ss $685. G492 1850 3i2 7478 5l4i. '2oa 1916
7441 7424. Day calendar Nos Bass 7G2.s. Clear 49,
Circuit Court-Part Iv-Adourned until Monday. octo-
Der 81 -
Superior Court-specia Term-Before Gilderseeve, j.
Nor. G14 coz, 552 Clear .
Superior Court-Equity Term-Before Dugro. Nos
C32 $40 $50 Clear
Superior courtaTria Term-Part I-Before seds"'ck'
Superior couri-Trial Term-Part II-Before Freedman
Mos s5i 04s 9ss 1882 so2 1852 oiD. 49, sai llIo
1924 SIS. AIS Case unfinished
Superior Court-Trih Term-Iart II-Before McAdanl,
J.-Nos. 500 4e6. 1927. Clear.
surrogate's Cour-Chambsrs-Before Fitzgerald. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
MANHATTAN ATHLETIC CLUBS AFFAIRa.

The report OF Charles NJ. Earle, who was ap-
pointed referee TO pass upon the accounts OF He-
ceiver Freedman, OF the Manhattan Athletic Club
was filed in the Supreme Court yesterday The
referee finds that the assets consist OF the club
house at Forty-fifth-st. and Madison-ave., the
clubs boathouse and the lease OF Manhattan Field.
He also finds that Mr.. Freedman has received
SO 1896 Sc and paid out $9l6SD ". leaving balance
in his hands OF S. ESQ 20.
" judgment was entered against Cornelius Van
Cott i'm the suit brought by Max Tokas on August
p for S5G26 &C. The suit brought upon a prom
jgsory note with which Mr.. Van Colt had become
connected for the purposes OF accommodation. and
which was in payment of debts Of the old Man
haitian Athletic Club. On October l6 the final pay
ment of the full amount OF the Judgment was made
by Mr. Van Colt, and the judgment satisfied of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

motion was made In the Supreme Court yes
teriay before Judge Beach, by William H. Godden'
Of Davies Stone Auerbach. on behalf OF the
Manhattan Elevated Railroad TO SCI aside an
award of $4,000 made on December H. 1891, by
william C. Holbrook. Rollin NJ. Morgan and Ed
ward d. O'Brien. as commissioners appointed to
assess the compensation to be made to the OSu-
Ivan estate, owner of the premises NOS w. 49,
$50 and 1872 Pear,-s as fee damages for the taxing
of the easements appurtenant to these premises
Mr. Golden declared that the award was excessive
and outrageous. He charged that the commission
had committed grievous of law and had In
cluded elements that not legal subjects or COM
pensation Joseph II. Choate appeared ior the
estate and contended that the award, II not right
was too small Judge Beach reserved his decision
Treadwell Cleveland made motion before Judge
Gildersleeve in the Superior Court yesterday, for
the appointment Of a referee In the suit brought
by Stephen b. Sturgis against j. b. Newcomb q
Co. to recover on a note OF 100000 issued by the
latter on June "a, 1898. at the time of the great
business depression. Collateral was produced 10
secure the note, but it was sold, Illegally 1t Is
asserted. through some unknown agency, ana the
object Of the reference !s to determine just what
has become OF the collateral. The suit IL one OF
C eide SI''s against Sewcomb & Co in ne Supreme
Court on Wednesday on a note for Vow Judge
In the tinted States Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Laeombe granted an order on the petition OF
/ dickinson Brothers & King, authorizing the petit
toner TO prosecute an acton IN any cUuri "dsis
Jurisdiction thereof against Edward ii. Barrett,
Frank f. Barrett and Daniel Elliott composing tne
firm of the Asbentine Stove Company. OF Mime
anos to recover amounts due on four pTomssory
notes made by the Asbesne stove Company TO me
order OF Dickinson Brothers q King In 1873 ne
notes aggregate 1870 A similar order was MADE
authorizing suit against George +; swift a mem
Der of the firm of Dickinson Brothers q King 10
recover note for $5N ,- MI.
Chief Judge DAILY, of the Court OF common rieas
Yesterday rendered a decision In the suit brought
iv Peter Murphy to recover 5000 damages agains
Edward Judson for alleged false Imprisonment. II
annears that on October so 1893. Judson was erect
ING three stables in Eighty ninth-st: between 90
iumbus and Amsterdam aves. James r. Dskin BENG ing
the builder Murphy employed as a brcklayeT
on the new buildings. Judson discharged Murphy
hut Diskn's son tod him TO remain, as ne mao
enployed him. Judson then had Murphy arrested
as dsorderly person. alleging that he mad refused
10 leave the building when me- the proprietor or
dered him do Chief Judge Daily tod the jury
10 find for Judson. holding that he had perfect
right TO order Murphy or any other person from
his premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
THE COURTS
SEEKING DAMAGES FOR AN OLD ACCIDENT.

SEEKING DAMAGES FOR AN OLD ACCIDENT.
Before Chief Judge DAILY in the Court or Com
mon Pleas yesterday the suit brought by Thomas
Long the guardian ad litem of his daughter. An
ME, was placed trial
The suit is TO recover $1,000 damages from
Charles f. Butler and the Jonathan Prescott Hall
estate owners OF No. 2S9 Eghth-ave., it being al
legged that on October 6. 1887. through the neg.i-
eence of the defendant the girl fell from the front
cellar stoop into the basement, injuring her TO
such an extent that she is cripple for HE
Joseph II Choate appears for the defence and
AYERS that the girls present condition Is due rather
TO her parents negligence in treating her after the
mishap than to the fall itself
The plaintiff is now young woman, having been
fourteen years old at the time OF the accident.
Mr. Choate pointed out to the court that. though
the accident occurred so long ago. the action was
but really begun within the last year. Inc
guardian however was appointed in 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18

] SnSS. .s ssy E.
Holman Edward X Buckman, Thomas wnee ns a..
W H. Y"st Johann A. II. ]. Krupper. cathar'ne Meneh'
surrosalcs court-TrIal TermBefore Arnold s. curt
Common Pieas-spccial TernBefore Giegerich. J-No'
COMMON pieas-Lquty Term-Before Pryor. Mos
9s ss r. e r. FERN rs var, cr.f
Nos soS slaa i9ss 1o S,s 1889 te ,sc IA 2s 22
i lsl 49, i lss ss 1855 iSo 1850 1890 a0's
'oso omman Ppeas"Triai TermPa 1-Before Booksay"r
Causes to be from Part for trial Case unhn-
cemmon peas-Tria Term-Part IAdjourned for the
tern. do, r.. usfore conlan J-Afo,icns.
civ civ our,TrIa Term"Par II,efore Fssimons
zee a aa ss s H. r. s IT, Is IS 49, 49, &c.
a s@ s 49, asa ss a s ass 49, ISL ass Clear.
xs CITY s6s ss T asS ae So s;3ss
300 400 aol ac2 toa ;oi ,oo se 1ss ' ''0 ST.
city court-Trlnl Term-Part IIi-Ad'ourned Tor the
term. ,, , r., ,ype,ore Newburcer
OK $s 81: s :s s
s ss.a ss9 : sSs $s sIs ssss sso Clear
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
ny Beach. J.
Morr,so, ". I'Hom northumberland Schenck.
American FL Works vs. Alexander Barney & ohapn
w HeWls,t ~ vs.. Bonales-Robert D. Murray.
Cochran vs. vernamuDanlei r n Inernham
Fsteyez w. Tery-James G. Foley.
Boyce vs. Boyce-John Deahunty
common Pleas
By Gegerich J.
Mahoney vs.. IIalpin--Jeromc Buck
Macy VS.. steeie-Eugene Durnin
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Beach. J.
Jonas We'll vs. Abraham Bel-Davld J. Lees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
OUPRENE COURT.

IN Tho matter OF the application Of the Board Of Eau
cation, by the Counsel TO nS ,it by The Mayo
Aldermen and Commonalty Of the CITY OF sew ,9r1 70
lands the northery ds second o pa and Third ave-
nues in the Twelfth Ward Of said city duy seectea ana
by said Board Is the nTevsons Of chapter is
of the Laws OK 1855 amended by chapter 80 Of the
Laws OF 1890. ... 20, ., the law,
OF isss as amended by chapter =, OF the iaws OF ~
notice is hereby given that an appl.ca.ion VII w snecs
Term Of said Court 20 held Chambers thereof at
County Court house in the city Oh se h ogr n
ha, dsv or as soon counsel can be heard
thereon. the appointment OF Commissioners o Ts's
The nature and extent OF the Improvement hereby In
tended is the acquisition Of title by The MAYOR Aaenen
land. and premises with the buildings thereon and the
thereto belonging on the northery sac o.
svsnues in the Twelfth Ward Of said city In fee simple
absolute. the to he converted S oi -
and specified in said cnapter lsi ot
The laws OF Isss as amended by said chapter 20 q the
1890 said property having been duy s rso
purposes and IN pursuance OF the pIonsons 0' I
chapter l9 Of the Laws Of 500 lsss 5 as be own S
scrbed lots pieces parcels OF land nanieiy:, ,.,.
certain lots pieces or Pafee,s S St 1 1 81 New
yor which taken together bounded and described az
follows: Beginning at point IN tne nCr.he' Boz ss 2
inches from the intersection II the northery line o. one
Hundred and Ninth with the eastey Inc OF tha
eastey ne ef Third Psss.
the centre line Of the eocf uDdres and Tenh
streets which point is also in me sesths nc me last,
present site OF Grammar sch39 10 -, ,ng he sI,.
Of Grammar School No S. IS feet inches; tnenee
ery and parallel with the eastery line OF dnird
and Ninth street westerly along SAID
line Hundred and Ninth street - Feet inches V
DATED New York October l4th 1875 49, ,
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT Counsel to the Corporation NO.
| NaNxX orx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
MANIA TTAN. He 81 rs. rs SELLING TOO HON.

A large operator in Manhattan Railway stock who
has kept close eye the cable roads and their I'm
proved facilities in travel lighting etc. said yester
day: Il dislike throw cold water any statement
affecting Manhattan, but published Monday
to the effect that the gross earnings of Manhattan
for the quarter ending September 80 had increased
about 81 600 day, is all right far II goes but it
did not go far enough. Let me show you little
statement:
Manhattan earnings for stock September 10
ouarter 1894 SIG Az
Allow 81 daily gross increase 1885 $1,000
Total stock. allowing all Of gross increase - 49,
EQUALS on STOCK 7s3S
Nne month earnings on stock to June 30 1886
September 80 PCS Az
Total f, fiscal year 81 or
Equals on stock $3.50
This shows plainly enough that Manhattan ia
selling at extravagantly high figures in view of its
earnings and now that the Lexington-ave cable line
is open, the elevated Is going TO lose more custom
ard IL cannot keep up per cent dividends from
traffic"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18

e,orkert seba-t an to e Boehm. et al. NO
.i2 West-st. instruments ...,..:. ,.....''.
i30th-st. 1902 II Of Gth-ave. 3 years .'..'.
scbsfers Elizabeth to Mayer Kstzenberg.
c,h-avc Tii II y Of 2Sth-st. 3 years. ...,......
rrvisr Jatnes q 20 Henry l. Young. n corner
lith-ave and 1s3d-st mortgages, years. years..
Thomas Rhodelia l.. and another to the Equta
lie 1lfe Assurance Society, United States,
Ii0th.st 33j n OF 3d-aye. years. .........
Van Dosen John. and wife to George Leask, az
same 10 Elizabeth r Smith. No West soth-st'
3 years .; IA vie ~ NewYork Life
Insurance Company, Nos 107 and 100 Broad
way years r. 70 charles s,weIl. ct al.
q corner boulevard and 12Jth-st. years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adams Frank and wife and anShe NS s .le
raer. ,g E orphan Asy'sn $4,000
Behrens. Julia, to E G Case No 81 Barrow-st 90,
psd gsars George c. to George Hoe. No 50 Mas oo
Black ssSs' Adeiis ". to Harre, Lockwood
Vanderbiave. 10 # Of lscthst years ears In W"
surance Company. iiSth-st 90 It OF Park .. o
Ba aTs Harriet ysstS Z. to the NewRcchele
Lumber Company. s Beach-st' 200 II OF 400
Bonn rn'e Marie p to Thomas Greacen No 2ss ,oo
cJ Eass i' 4ssloM H' w. tn the Lawyers
Insurance Company. 6ad-s. 200 # of 9th 900
croniu William + and VIE to E Murphy %s.,S as
mortgages, years ~ i;....;'':';. ''''''
c6a@esr Ellen to D Ghs sa%e. bqsa year 1000
cronin William F. and anos 10 70 LOUIS @E ,e7t6st
p sear Alice to Eaie Knox. n e corner Ham
lton Terrace ana i4ss'-s'' ana o'"e. p'op 1850
s., morsa Es,si, y yfSrs Waterman Hamilton
Terrace IT Of 14st-st MORTGAGES years io''oo
pT 6s sG' and White %o Fians Road $500
E,sner d Es ens e ana ram aH0' of Wsshnsonvie
Fsrey. John T. to George iludde s7ths'. ., Ooo
Same IN" to William Han;s sons 72dst AS IT ., 600
rve. go o'1 George e't &. 10 Julia swords
Mays ss 0n i of to Siss1c Fsdasn SO'
Elton-ave As IT Of i5',h-s'' mortgages - ooo
csy ' ana VIE e the Ms s
Gumbrecht, Gustav, and wife 10 the lslulthme
Life Assurance Society Ct the United states. o.
$ $ i2th-st. 1905 Of Avenue A. year, 1900
Hess Jacob. Henry l. Young, n ls3d-s' .oo
100 II g 1lth-ave . mortgages. years.. s'oo
Hawkes.. Henry. and wife to w Haaren' q ,os
iOot-at rs II Of Madison-ave. year......,. 34oS
Hyams Leonard to John j Bell iioth-st.
2s3 II Of Grand Boulevard instalments.. 400
Mitchell George w. To Republic Savings and Loan
Association OF New-York. l2jd-st. 2O n 1900
Jc d, Ellen to Matilda Well al
No 100 East il0th-st. years Jov
Jaros Vlrginie, to Title Guarantee and Trust 60,
West End-ave. 100 II ~ i2d-st, year. 3oooo
Lange Herman. to George W Eggers g West 900
End-aye s3 s OF a9th-st years. .........,. 1910
Lowensten. Leopold and wife 10 Elizabeth Mer-
ri. Anthony-ave. 100 II OF Garheldst o
Looming Hermine. and another TO the United
5Gth-st 1876 II Of Lexngton-ave. ! years. 5000
Meier Charles and wife to Elias kempner. s ~
Mlnetta i5.3 II OF Carmincst. demand l2,wo
Wes;chester-ave and Rogers Place years.. 10000
MoIoney Thomas. and wife to Frederika J. Con-
rad s 13isst, 100 II OF 1Oth-ave, !, years. ltoOO
Mannheim. Benjamin and wife TO Sarah Fried
lander y 2Ogth-st. 333.I II W OF dividing line
between plo, and land Of Isaac Dyckman
Prgge John A. and wife Charles II Buggeln.
No Parkave. years. 1000
Ruton Martha l.. cnroiine Wandei. No 3ls
Ross Francis II, 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
co. 30th-st 1902 II Of 2dave. years 1000
n. sensteln. Fannie. 10 Louis Uilmann, No l2d
West l20th-st. years. ........: 5000
Renischid. Carl. and wife to Charles Dorn and
another Hamilton Terrace. 80 II OF iiist-
ct. years. .:...........; 5000
Ross Frances H. Bernard Fitzsimons.
sothst 1902 4, Of 2daye. year ,....... 1000
Rosendorf. Johanna. To William Rosendorf and
another. 2Ith-st 100 II Of 2d-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


w I.sat esnsn and = wife e to q $4,000
''s &aa MSidoea 81 to csses Malao?S ;r,:,.,
woos,sr,s Nos w,i GsM. % p2 nna mares 10
s soaar' no a. Henry wesiervet and wifi to
A6a I9on Banta X6iam an, to irving Kepner
same property; William stIger and wife 10 7s,
sa ASa prOp eTg'' Helena Doyle to same.
same proyssr sy,, as m John zsriskc to
same property: Christian Zabriske and wife 10 7si
so Wii'@ r. a7o ',sea Il Of ad-ave 2ixeso; Bern
hard FIzsInons FItzsimmons to Francis IL !, 600
74 mpss No IA West; THOMAS Brown and wife 10
w to Ei Eea'aye NJ 57s; William Lanchann
and wife to 100 Sds''ne of iooxoos
George aad% M:. to !% d%ln ' crSkshani and
wife to Harriet lt ds ,,,i.sye ,so.io2s
' ficS Johnston sls' and wife e &
7Sh-ss 40 # Of .ts.sye' ooH'oZ2; h'"o'a
nsaaes to lis ss'y Of 5assO5S
2.Hxio'aS 20 'fS 20 Of is;ave 25xoos Stan
Ren nv h, to H" 9. Hs asSrSHci referee
% Emily xo soa East, Frederick smyG referee
,a 80 E'e1 no 90 to- ~ west quinn to
,o Mlam No oH 10 East: Rosa John ,o
w krsT Ena AND "s 50 It OF 9oist l7.ixso;
George and VIE to He, ,oa,RI S.
100: George Holt referee william crGGs "'oo
' s John sf' B and v Ss'S Hys%s
,aSds, n s. 200 II " OF Amsterdam ave; 9ox
IOoIi: George W Kcheil and wife to Charies AZ 600
aS; q. y Ts; Eugene Potter 10000
. shh w'' No 4ls West Annie Doyle Charles
pdale cnspd'e corner 25h,s i7eaxi5 Lizzie
II stIwell to william Stwell 10 part;
Same property: Charlotte Goodwin ct al to William {,
same s1 pr"prr,s y, William stwel ct Joseph
E Weed .. % a +, Of iist-s
' A. SsGi llsi7 Ss6ss Alice Davies to John 600
u onInGSn Terrace. s. # Of iilsts iex - 90
ski exo25 same to Car Reinseh NJ ioib.s
cs"il l.d srrv w %s cronia and wife
Tssmp.on n ! GS Mount
ton: William Hoes. referee to BENJAMIN 500
,i HsSSS'% corner S5i.st 74ilxoo Henry
,s SSgns TO ' iSS It Of ithave iooso6
,s g s9'G0 s. hf 100 It Of oosssi Jacob
Hess to Bernard corr Hav issas 4 ixioc James
ii q TyIcr and wife to Bernard Hayanagh.
A% Ieos7s1siCcl wlnis@ Baker to John
Gr nSnrS $ los It Of leiih.st Soy,llox
aoxiii.s John somervie to William 2 Bro9ker
Southern aTe o eS Ss Irregular Matilda Mhaes to
simon Adler and another "a; . "a, Nor
r 4isSna beins ps1i arr william HT
nan to Emanuel stern ...........:.;;.. 1880
white Plains Road oS. aT TSrn snd Wfe to- Her
,G %aa as7 Du map Arden property, William Beasley
Brlggs-aye n 8. lot Al. map Briggs estate; 3oA
Dos GxjOx2O9 o. Seward Baker, referee 10 JULIUS ,oo
Forest-ave. n w 156th-st lOoxlio; george
Robinson o Joseph Robinson
VANDERBILT ave @ 175 II OF lsOth-st, 2oxiU,
Harriet Z and Frank Lockwood 10 Auena soo
vanderblt-ave . 100 IT OF ioon's. .... 5ooC
$500 $S II {, s OIL Fuesse $500
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