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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-08-11

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 10.-After hav-
ing taken three straight games from St
Paul the Blues cut such a sorry figure to-
day that the local fans are utterly discon-
ISOLATE. The Millers put up anything but
a clever game. but the home team appeared
as school boys before them. In stopping a
liner in the seventh inning Barnett broke a
finger of his left hand, and will be out of
the game for some time. Score:
r. III. Z.
Kan City,. ~ 0 0 Ia 9
Min eapolis 4 0 3 pa "a 3
Batteries-Barnett. Menefee and Blan-
ford: Hutchinson and Schriyer
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LIS Official Title.
Speci,

LOnOOn SDecidi-
Hung Chang's proper title. and as re-
suit. the secretary of the Chinese legation
here has sent a request TO the newspape
asking them TO style the Chinese traveller
Ii Chang Hang. meaning Grand Secretary
or Premier Ii. instead OF Ii Hung Chang
which is his family name
The latter's own caras read lie Comte
Il Hung Chang, and surther state that
he Is ambassador Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary." which disposes OF the
persistent statement that he has no au-
thority to do anything but look over Eu-
rope
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WooIen-MiII Failure.
the Indiananolis journal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. lO.-William Test
& Co., proprietors of wooden mill here
have failed. with liabilities amounting to
about 500 900 and assets of a much less
amount The Second National Bank is the
prjncipal creditor with a claim of $4,000
and James Test has a claim of $1,000 No
assignment viii be made. but the property
will be decided to these creditors and they
will continue the business.
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Della Snyder, an employee of Browns
laundry. at so East Washington street.
caught her right hand in one of the ma
chimes of the shop and lacerated the hand
The dispensarx physician was notified He
dressed her wounds. IL was found that the
cogwheel had torn the ends from the index
and middle fingers and had bruised the en-
tire hand. She was removed 10 her home
at 5eS North West street. in the ambu-
lance after her hand had received proper
attention.
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PennviIIe shuts ont Montpelier.

Sreeial 10 the indianapolis Journal.
PENNNILLE, Ind. Aug. 10.-Montpelier
was shut out by Pennville to-day by score
of IL 10 o. Batteries-Pennvlle Brown and
Wachter Montpelier. Shull and Morrison.
Struck out-By Brown, l6: by Shull. l.
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General Notes.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-Dr. James ".
Montgomery has been appointed pension
examining surgeon at Paoli.
The Union national bank of Louisville
has been appointed reserve agent for the
Peoples national bank of Princeton.
Withdrawals of gold from the treasury
to-day aggregated $4lS.200 made up OF
S394 loo for boarding I'm coin and S2f 100 in
bars for use in the arts. The gold balance
at the close of business stood at Sl01 eos 60i.
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..The Enemy's Country,



Mr.. Bryan begins badly-bad taste, bad
politics bad judgment. bad patriotism. Ills
expression Is at once confession and an
assault. He recognizes and emphasizes
sectional issue at the start. Mr.. Bryan
ought to stay at home until he can learn
that no man Is III 10 be President who re-
CARDS any part OF the Republic a. 1.-THE
enemy's country"
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At Fort Wayne r. III. r.
Fort Wayne..O 5-R 10
Washington % 0 2 90 2 1-6 6
Batteries-Powell, Hun and CHger; Bea-
die, Martin and Mitchell. Umpire-Haller.
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ONLY se23.ooo Paid rim. C.

or the total of s2.45o,O0O 10 be paid through
the pension Office here but $4,000 was
paid 10 twenty thousand pensioners last
week. Pension Agent Spencer thinks tho
remaining IS 900 pensioners can be paid dur
ing the present week.
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shooter winston Defeated

CHICAGO. Aug. D.-L. T. Davenport"
of New York. vanauished John Winston.
of Indianapolis in the hundred live-bird
challenge shoot at Burnside to-day. The
winner killed ninety-four birds beating
Winston by five.
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petroit AGAIN To-Drv.

Detroit's new pitcher. Thomas. will be in
the box to-day. Monroe will pitch for In
dianapolis. Wiley Daviss shoulder is not
in good shape and he Will rest for a couple
of days He hurt it sliding home last Fri
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Catcher Brown Hurt

Special to the IniianapolIs journal.
FRANKTON, Ind Aug. 10.-Elwood was
| defeated here to-day by score OF IL TO 5.
Batteries-Carruthers and Leg; Cox and
Brown. Brown badly hurt by being
struck in the eye with "A ball and Campbell
finished the game behind the bat.
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MAs. %%as,se.Nl1ekS

Dr. Pierce's celebrated book. "The CommoA
Sense Medical Adviser" will be sent free 70 any
cover cost Of mailing osiy. The book contains
1908 pages profusely illustrated. and IL Of ines
Unable value to every wen,sn. A veritsbie med
lcal library In one volume. Address, Worlds
~s-ssf--= e---~f-as-- =
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At the Oliver p. Morton Climb

Tomorrow night the Oliver P. Morton
Club will give literary. musical and So
cial entertainment at its club rooms. cor
ner of Shelby street and Cottage avenue
The following programme has been ar
ranged:
Baritone solo. selected ........A. Dali Htz.
Piano solo ......................Ma Matte Allard.
Recitation .......... Lulu Stiegeimeier
Song Misses Katie and Agnes McGregor.
Comic song .................T Thomas Seery.
Both during and after the rendition of
programme ice cream and cake will be
served by young ladies.
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Standing of the Climbs.
SPIDERS PLAYED POORLY.
Permitted the Pirates to Score Ten
Unearned Runs.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 10.-Cleveland and
Pittsburg attempted to play two games to-
day, but the second game was spoiled at
the beginning of the fourth inning on ac-
count Of rain. with the score to g. In the
first game costly errors gave the Pirates
the victory. Attendance, 1900. Score:
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PIRATES BEAT SPIDERS
FORMER SCORE TEN RUNS, ALL on
THEIR OPPONENTS ERRORS.
Rain stops = Second Game I'm the
Fourth Inning-Boston, Baltimore
and New York Win with Ease.
To-Day's National League Games.

Louisville at Cleveland.
Washington az Baltimore.
St. Louis at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Cleveland 30 0 o % . o 80 6
Pittsburg % 0 0 0 10 10

Batteries-Wilson and thinner; Killen
and Sugden. Earned runs-Cleveland. l.
First base on errors-Cleveland, 5; Pitts
burg g. Left on bases-Cleveland, s; Pitts
burg, I. Bases on balls-Om Wilson, /; off
Killen, 2. Struck out-By Wilson, l.: by
kiilen, 5. Three-base hit-Padden. Two
base hits-Childs, McAlliSter. Sacrifice
hfts-Stenzel, Sugden Wild pitches-Wison,
l; Killen. l. Umpire-Emslie. Time-2:05.
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1T SMELLED TO HEAVEN
SUCH BALL PLAYING WORSE THAN
~ THE ORDER OF ANCIENTs.
indianapolis Gave Away tho Game to
Detroit After Making Six Runs
In the First Inning.
How the Clubs stand.

Detroit at Indianapolis
Grand Rapids at Columbus.
st. Paul at Milwaukee.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
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winners mt other Tracks.

At st. Louis--Albert. Trasig, Jack Brad
ley, Harry McCouch, Russell A. and Squire
G.
AT Milwaukee-The Sculptor, CASTOR. DR..
c.. Rober b.. Freddie L. T
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Covington, KY,
John Havlin. Sabuma. Macy.
AT Detroit-Stanza. Lincoln III. Gomar,
What Next, Virgie Dixon, Lawyer.
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-as well expect kgs from thistles. Most
of the weakness Of women is utterly inex-
cusable. Proper care and proper medicine
will cure almost any disorder of the femi-
nine organism. Dr. Picrce's Favorite Pre-.
scription has been tested in thirty years Of
practice. 1t is healing, soothing. strength
ening- II is perfectly natural in its opera
ton and effect. By its use, thousands Of
weak women have been made strong and
healthy-have been made the mothers Of
strong and healthy children. Taken dur
ing CESSATION. il makes childbirth easy and
almost painless and insures the well being
Of both mother and child.
The following letter is only one Of thou
sands of similar ones:
Mrs. FLORENCE WHITE Of Yi1fov. W Va,
writes: " 1 commenced using the Fsvorife Pre-.
scription when half through my period Of
pregnancy / used four bottles and felt like
another woman. Ny time OF labor was easy
and rapid. have dear, strong. healthy little
how baby"
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game. The one feature was the pitching of
Mayes and the stickwork of COPYRIGHT.
Score:
r. II. Z.
Decker ......4 Il 2 3 o-16 Is 2
Shiloh ........0 0 0 O LA u Z
Batteries-Longsdorf Slayes and Jones;
Shiloh Welch. Jones and Billiard.
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There was not a new suit of any kind
filed in any of the county courts yesterday
This seldom happens. probably not once
In q year.
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SPLAN'S ROAM WONDER
NEwBURGER TOOK THE 2szO TROT
IN STRAIGHT HEATS.
First Grand Circuit Meeting ut Fort
Wayne Attracts the Best Horses
Other Racing Events.
special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE. Ind. Aug. 1o.-The
weather on the opening day OF Fort
Wayne's first grand circuit meeting was
threatening. and in consequence there was
only a small attendance. Ed b. Young won
the two-year-old trot in straight heats and
Newburger did the same thing in the 2:2s
trot. Splan did not have to urge his roam
wonder in any of the heats. although he
allowed Valence to trail q length behind in
each heat.
The 2:20 trot was fine race, with Bessie
Wilton favorite and Dick Hubbard second
choice. Derby Princess was in fine fettle.
however, and won the first heat after
driving finish with Edmonia. Bessie Wilton
threw a shoe and finished fifth. Derby
Princess led in the second heat until the
back stretch, where she too threw a shoe
and finished eighth, Bessie Wilton winning
by half length from Edmonia in 2:1lA.
Derby Princess and Bessie Wilton had
battle royal for the third heat. the Princess
winning by a length in 2:1SA. big storm
here interfered with the sport, and the race
will be finished tomorrow. There are 800
horses on the track, among them some of
the best in the country, including Robert j.,
who starts against his record THURSDAY or
Friday; Fantasy. Lottie Lorraine. Dan T..
Newcastle. Bert oliver, Dan Cupid, Planet.
Mocking Bird, Frank Bogash, Miss Jen-
pings, Sphinxetta, Josie B.. Captain Crouch.
Nicol b., Franklin Courier, Emma Onut,
Piletta, Rensselaer, Wilkes, Silicon, Attain
tic King and j. II. The meeting promises
to be the most successful I'm the history of
the association. weather permitting. sum-
maries:
Two-year-old pace; $1,000.
Ed b. Young, blk. c., by direct (Young)1 !
Jermiah, blk. &. (Botsford) ................3
Claude Cour, ch. h. &C. Fuller)...........-2
Lady Bashford. .......-.dls
Tlme-2:25}z, 2:22
22s trot; purse $500.
Newburger, r. h., by Jay Bird (Splan).1 ! ]
Valence, S. IN. (Gears). .................2
Pocket, b. &. (Maloney).
Pepper Sauce. b. m. (kelley).
kodras, b. h. (Thomas).. B
Aztello (Young). .........................dt dis
Time-2:l61z. 2:16l4, 2:20.
2:2O trot: purse $1,000 Cunfnished).
Derby Princess. blk. f., by Charles
Derby (SanderS). .........-.............1 i
Bessie Wilton, s. (. CThomas). ........3 i 2
Edmonia, b. m. (Hutchins). -......--..2
Dick Hubbard, b. &. tChandler) ........6 4
George g., b. &. Gregory. 4 5
GeddeS, b. (. lSplan). -.....-..--..--....3 5 8
Prince. b. h. (Sam Fuler). .............4
Lillian s., S. m. (Routhe). ...............S s
Blue Bell, b. m. (Geers). ........-......7 dis
Time-2:16. 2:l1H, 2:lSA.
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Seeker Defeats shiloh.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DECKER. Ind. Aug. 10.-This place de-
feated Shiloh here Sunday in an interesting
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Southern League.
baseball Notes.

At New Orleans-New Orleans, 6; Mont
gomery, 4.
At Mobile-Mobile. 1s; Columbus. s.
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Batteries-Pond and Clapk; McJames,
Norton and McAuley. Earned runs-Balti-
more, 4; Washington, 3. Two-base hits
Brodie, Clark, McAuley, Demont Stolen
Asuley, Donnelly. Double pay-Lush and
O'Brein. Bases on balls-On Pond. 3; off
baIiN 'IE, on Ienniners str,c dpntR.
Pond 2; by Norton, /; by McJames. 2
Passed ball-Clark Wild pitch-Norton.
Time-2:l0 Cmpire-Lynch
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Healthy, happy
children make bet
ter men and womer
of Us all. A man IL
hardly himself until
be has the develop
ment that RESPONSE
bility brings After
the child comes. the
father and mothss
both plan and prom
isc what shall be
done with il. A lit
tie care and a little
planning before
birth is often more
important than any
thing that can be
done after.
On the mothers
health and strength
depend the life and
the future of the
children. A weak
and sickly woman
cannot bear strong
and healthy children
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BosmeII rurzIed the Gold Bugs.

COLUMBUS. o. Aug 10-Boswells
curves were a puzzle TO the Grand Rapids
players to-day. The splendid all-around
work OF the local team was the feature of
the game. Score:
II. III. +.
Columbus &c.. / 0 Is 10 !
Cad Rapids. o o o 0-3 5
BatterIes-Bo5well and Wilson: Luther
f0AU
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PhiIIie. outpInycd by Boston.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1O.-Boston
turned the tables the Phillies to-day.
defeating them in a game In which the
visitors spirited fielding contrasted with
the locals inertness. In the sixth the visit
ors hit Gumbert so hard that he was forced
to retire. Jordan succeeding him. Nash re-
tired early in the game with split finger
Boston's only error was a muff of an easy
thrown ball to Tucker by Collins. Attend
ance, 5000 Score:
r. II. E.
Boston 800 0 0 20 0 IS IA /
Philadelphia % 0 0 0 / % 10 3
Observation-Disclosures and Bergen; Gumbert
Jordan and Grady. Earned runs-Boston, s.
Philadelphia, j. Two-base hits-Duffy,
Hallman CD. Thompson. Three-base hits
Bergen, Tenney. Sacrifice hit-Nichols
Stolen basesATenney, Hamilton, Duffy.
Left on bases-Boston. 10; Philadelphia, s.
Struck out-Nichols. Nash. First base on
errors-Boston, 2; Philadelphia, l. Bases
on balls-Off Gumbert. 3; off Jordan, l.
Passed ball-Bergen Umpire-Hurst. Time
. hours
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Senators Easily Defeated.

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 1e.-The Sem
ators were easily defeated to-day by the
champions in embarrassing game. Nc
James was batted freely and retired in ia
vor of Norton in the sixth. Pond
puzzled the Senators up TO the sixth inning.
when they reached a solution to the extent
of three tallies. Two singles in the seventh
and base on balls allowed Norton to score
the remaining run on Brodie's throw-in of
Selbachs fly. Attendance, i,624. Score:
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MILWAUKEE. Wis. Aug. 9.-The Brew
ers won to-day by hard hitting. the twelve
hits made being for a total OF twenty-five
bases. McHale. received from Minneapolis
in exchange for pitcher Baker. made his
first appearance with Milwaukee, playing
at short. Score:
r.. II. L.
Milwaukee s 0 2 Ito 10 3
ST Paul. l o 0 0-S IL )
Batteries-Jones, Rettger and Spear;
Phyle and Spies.
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Boston 100 o 20 0 IS IA
Philadelphia % 0 0 0 l % 10 8
Easy Victory for New work

BROOKLYN, Aug. 10.-The New Yorks
had no trouble in defeating the Brooklyns
at Eastern Park to-day. The series now
stands to in New York's favor. Sulli-
van pitched a strong game LaChance's
hand was badly damaged by holly batted
ball, which necessitated several shifts in
the Brooklyn team. Attendance, 5000.
Score:
r. III. E.
New York 80 0 2 0 3 / o. IA 2
Brooklyn .....1 o.. o o % 6 2
Batteries-Sullvan and Wilson: Daub,
Grim and Burrell Earned runs-New York
4; Brooklyn, l. Left on bases-New York,
5; Brooklyn. 5. First base errors-New
York. l. Brooklyn, 2. Three-base hits-Van
Haltren, Herman. Two-base hit-Corcor-
an. Sacrifice hit-Wilson. Stolen bases
Beckley. Tiernan (2). Struck out-By Daub.
8. Bases on balls-Of Daub, 2. Wild pitch
-Daub. Time-1:45. Umpire-Sheridan.
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REAL. ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES. ~

There was keen competition yesterday at 'he
broadway real estate. saesroom. by the crowd Il"
front Of the stand OF Adrian H. Muller & son. ioi
the two four-story brick stores and tenemen's ana
three hree-story houses street plot 4"i'2xl' Oh
.he southwest corner of Second-ave. and Thirty-
sixth-st The first bid $4,000 which, altei a
moments delay was raised $1,000 The next plu
was $1,000 higher and before the pr0Peiy " os
knocked down TO Som Brothers for si63oo hi's-o"e
bids had been recorded by the auctioneer os, and
William Kennedy sold In foreclosure, Nos zoS anu
2e5 Avenue b. hve-story brick stores ana 'en ne
ments. lots respectively H6xSO ana loxSo 10 "'o
plaintiff, Mary l.. Higgins, for *3llU; =, DIAN
Al private contract Auctioneer NlIIiann VI. ~! on
sold Tor Louis K. Wagner 10 Benjamin Bum No
BIS and 81 East One-hundred- -sevent
two three-story brick dwellings. each IsxHXlo al
an advance on the price. $50 which MI. wagner
paid for them at auction on February 70 ,
Hoffman Brothers and f. p Hamilton q 90 na.e
sold No IL West Onehundred and ,ninet cen rs
a three-story hrownsone private dwelling for freu,
eric T James TO John j. Burton at an advance Oh
the price paid by Mr.. James a few days ago. ~ .
The trustees of ST. Lukes Hospital nave SOLO tne
lot 25xG)j the north side of FIfty-fourIIn-
3o5 feet of Ffth-ave., to Mrs Helen u JAM
FOR $1,000 The purchaser vii. erect handsome
dwelling house on the plot 49,, ..o~,.
Gbn Taylor have sold one OF their s,d ~
unnnehed houses. lot .0X00ll on the north slqe o.!
Observation-Disclosures 100 feet west OF Wesi i
End-ave 10 Thomas Dockstader. The dwelling VIII
be completed in May.
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Matilda Jackson TO Simon Flannery -
6sth.st g. 225 II Of Sthave, lUOxlVo' sam,
uel Uhlfelder and wife TO Peter Wagner anu
so;h-st n s. o75 II " Of Coiumbus-ave. 2ooxloos
Meyer A Bernheimer ct al. executors 10 Jae"o
VI Newman. :; 80 'ch.ar,as
71st-st. No pa East; Hattle Mhhhe'"ls " '"
wsd ANN ritn q II OF 1soth-.t. boxioo;
Christian Thinks and wife TO John TheursI,'-
webster-ave Q s 200 II n OF 17Oth-st 30 5xlti.M
o. OK ia q. Moses Green and wife to Annie
wcbs,er"ave. s. 200 IT n OF i7O,h-st. 355Nlco;
Annie + Vreeland 10 Charles II Thornton anu
Collage Grove-ave, corner line OF Mc1raw
estate 3sex10s. 4xs7 2xlll.li; John Mapes anu
wife Louis Wechsler i;;i5i
l. Chuck TO the New-York. New-Haven anu
Hartford Railroad Co. .........:.:.. -.
,3th-st n g. l3j (, OF I'd ave % Gxlos.3; JACOB
Cohn and another. executors. to samue'
sodNst No a24 West, William Hoes. referee
to Samuel Warwick. ..........-.... ......'.;.,..
S,h-ave. No SS1: Josephine Try ct al 70 A"ce
oiih-st n s. SiS II 2 Of Amsterdam ave. l7xloos:
Christina Link 70 f Stewart. ........'
56th-st No 20 East; Samuel + Paul. as executor
Beskman and Mitchell Places. W corner. lsHs';
Robert Rothe and wife 10 Lizzie Doran ~.
2d-ave No l.24s: william Natal and vile 10
Igna,z Bodenstein and wife ........ ........',,;;
4th-ave and 72dst. n e corner; Augus,us
Brown. referee. TO the Mutual IAfe Insurance
7o6 e, n . 20 Z, I. Of 4th-ave. 2oxlo22; same
12ad-ss. s. $50 It e Of sd-ave, 25sloo.il; Joseph
Hasse and wife 10 Joseph Murphy. T;.......
lO0th-s: Nos 62 and "a East: Peter kearney
to Margaret T Kearpey. ...:.::..:...,........;
lO9th-st No &c East. Samuel II Gainsborg ana
wife to Balzer banner and wife ;;,
lam Koerner and wife to Regime D!nkelspiei
and another '''''
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Arnold Esther f. TO Elvina Mataran Sc ROAD
from West Farms 10 Kingsbrsdge, lot No 3. map
Belmont Village. years. ..........:. .........
Rloomingdale Joseph r. and wife 10 the Green
wich Savings Bank No 1872 to 1855 Wcoster-s
Conkllnr Ella s. 70 Howard r Martin n Goth
ST. 100 10 II OF Columbus ave wears: 80.
Dowiinr. Alice TO Lue Oatman. sth- ave-
s2S n n OF D6;h-s'. ; years. $50.
Deftner George and wife to Regina Hafferberg
Nh QfA Denrnan Place or 1oOth-st. years. -.
Dageett Mary Jane. to George w Dayton. No 20
Erwens Chaeffter Joseph E, to Katharind Riesz
a 1I1th-st 225 u 2 Of 1ih-ave. years.
Farrell John 10 Walter G Schuyler and another,
trustees. etc. Of John Farrell. s4th-st, lO2
:, Q OF 3d-ave months. ....................
Cannon Ellen F. and husband TO Jennie l.
Sinons $ Arcularius Place. 3o1 II or wal
tonrave vear.......................
No 20 TO 80 Bleecker-st. and Nos 31s and 92O
Weather George and wife TO Alice Adams.
97th-st. 5ls II W Of Central Park West. install
HANSON. Christine to George w Van Slyck
10th ST. 2eGs II Of 10ih-ave. . years. -.
same to Luther Kountze. executor. etc. OF
Ward lC5th-st 1884 II 2 Of lOth-ave. .
years ................ ..:.::-..:...:
l6sth-st o66. II " Of loth-ave. months. ....
Heiold, Katie et al to Mary l. Baisey. 9th
ST lot ll9 map OF I'nonport, years. .........
Hall Elizabeth and husband. to George Tur
reii Nos "a and &c Hamilton year 49,.
johnson. George F. and wife 10 the Mutual Life
Road or lane and Southern Boulevard. 3s.9s7-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sS,h-s, 200 Z, Of West End-ave. COX
iOOll Eliza Jacobs. individual and as execu-
;rix. Resale Lewisohn. ......: 30
l45th-st Il $. 200 II w ~ Boulevard l4sxso. III
George Nicholson and wife to Walter X Com-
ll3th-st. s 5. 20 It OF Manhattan-ave, @xloo.1l;
Francs VI Jencke and wife 70 F 1 Smith. .....
l32d-st = "i7 II Of sth-ave. lIxoe IL; Anna
IAariney 10 Francis II Mol,oy. .............:.'.
l6lst-st e. $40 II OF i0,h-ave. 4Oxl99 10 to
fame property: same 10 Harry Knapp one-third
,,ftslave or Rouicvard W g. .eses IT q l5sth
81 icOxi75: iG3,h-s 5. $50 Z; e OF 10Th ave:
So ilx25 ixSs. ix25. l0th-ave.. W 5. so.1l II %
1Gls,-si -. sx25l 4xO. 1x25O; l0th-ave $. oO5
n OF lC0th-st 22x4l2 6x22x4l26. l6Oth-s
n I, 100 u " Of 10th ave 22Ux9l 1x22i.%: 10Th
ave- and i6oih-st. n W corner. 5Oxl25: i6ist-s,.
SIS $50 II " OF lOth-ave, 20xS6ex2o lXss H. ana
I11st-st : $50 Il W Of i0th-ave 25x01 3x23.2x
100 Gideon Knapp to Harry Knapp one
Same me-" property. same TO shepherd Knapp. one
,cS:h-st s s $50 It . Of loth-ave, 50x63 6x5o.6x
703 William Il Knapp ct al to ChIisune Hans
strong-ave. $ 225.ll IT Of linton ave. 2o.6x
sci Bridge Knox 70 Kate somers: -, 800
25xl20x25. 6xl12.3. Ellen Cannon and another
10 Mary f. Mcnamara .........:...:
West Farms 10 KlnRsbridge Road 5. lot ..
man Of Belmont Village 60xl6O 10 Adams-ave;
John n v Arnold and wife to Esther l. Arnold
worth-ave @ S 80 II of Fitch-st. Ok irregular;
Wilbur Mcbride. referee TO Lawrence Mcura'h
pey's,. 10 ca George w Todd to Sherwood b
uaniiton-st. $ $ Nos "a and So: Reuben satten-
stein and wife 10 Elizabeth han 90
Albany-st n s. 90 # W Of Westinghouse 2oxos;