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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-10-10
wAYsIDE oLEANINes.
Random Observations and Local Events
of Lesser Magnitude.


Gen. Geo. H. Williams at the Vogt
tonight.
One car of hogs was shipped to Trout
dale night.
1t is expected that the distillery in
Grants will be started up about Novem-
ber 1st.
While excaYating near the iron bridge
this morning, three Indian skulls were
unearthed.
Thirty-fve prominent Germans of the
Gesang-Verein took the noon train to-
day for the Portland exposition.
Members of the Mckinley glee club
are requested to report on the stage at
the armory promptly at tonight.
All the marketable beef and mutton
stock in this section finds ready sale to
The Dalles meat dealers.-Dufur Dis
patch.
Rev. Wood will deliver the morning
sermon at the M. E. church and in the
evening Rev. Whitmore of Portland will
fill the pulpit.
The topic for Sunday evening at the
Congregational Church. is .'Young Men
and the Church, All are cordially in
vited to attend by the pastor, Rev. w.
G. Curtis.
The Dufur Dispatch correctly predicts
that next spring after the opening OF
the Locks, The Dalles will see genuine
business boom especially in the build
ing and real estate lines.
Let every member of the Mckinley
club make it his duty to report at the
headquarters of the club, corner Second
and Laughin streets, where parade Will
be formed at Z O'Clock this evening.
Complaints have been made that the
landing at the ferry on the Oregon side
is so steep that teams are almost stalled
trying to pull up it. The matter nigh
be remedied at very slight expense b,
the proper authorities.
Judge L. R. Webster addresses tn,
citizens of Boyd tonight. Attorney H
s. Wilson speaks this evening at HooC
River. Messrs. B. S. Huntington ant
N. ]. Sinnott will speak Monday nigh
at Smile at W hite's school house and a
Kingsley on the 18th.
The Mckinley club requests ever,
merchant and business man, as well a
all others interested in the election o
Mckinley & Hobart to close their place
of business at O'Clock this evening an
tall in line in the parade that will
formed at Mckinley headquarters i'm
mediately after Z o'clock.
Mr.. Alex. Mcleod has been very IN
fortunate this. year. The Dufur Dis
patch reports another accident to tha
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-10-10

11O dCCAQC1GdliI kOG LIS
left hand under the blade of teed chop
per last Monday, which so mangled the
two middle fingers as to render their
amputation necessary.
Henry Kemino, of Pennington, IN
Washington county, was attacked Mon.
day by a mad boar. He was driving
the hogs out of stubble field when the
infuriated animal rushed upon him and
thrust his tusks into Kemino's thigh,
above the knee, striking the bone and
lacerating the muscles. A doctor was
called and dressed the wound, and
thinks that if blood poisoning should
not set in the man will get along all
righC.
A phenomenal pumpkin vine was
raised this year by Mr.. Burchtorf on
Mill creek. 1t covers a space as large
as that between the four corners of in
tersecting streets in The Dalles. 1t
bears twenty-five large pumpkins of an
average weight of "a pounds, to say
nothing of the small ones, and hence mas
over 440 pounds of pumpkin. The vine
can be seen by anyone curious enough
to walk up on the hill, besides other
vegetable curiosities worth looking at.
The worst piece of road IN the county
at the present time is that between The
Dalles and Floyd's, about five miles dis
tant. It is reported that three wagons
broke down upon it yesterday and one
the day previous. There is an enormous
amount OF taxable property along the
line of this road, and the only one for
which those property owners contribute.
Being the main travelled road from Sher-
man county it should be repaired as
soon as possible.
Our readers will excuse us from re-
porting the matinee this afternoon, tThe
Garroters." There was no possible way
for our reporters to witness it. The
windows were curtained, the ventilators
deadened and even the keyhoies guarded.
If some lady friend will not condescend
to furnish us with report, the play
must ever remain mystery to the num-
erous husbands, fathers and brothers oi
those who attended who, after all, are
about as inquisitive as they claim the
gentler sex to be.
/ Gen. Williams will be greeted this
evening by the largest audience thai
ever honored a campaign speaker in The
Dalles. The preparations by the Nc
Kinley club have been very elaborate
An enormous procession of Mckinley
voters will be preceded by the band, anC
companies of drilled men wearing uni
forms, and the line of march will b,
taken, ending at the Vogt opera house
There will most likely be as many fail t.
get in the opera house as the vast mum
Der it will contain. for Gen. William
has national renown and is UNIVERSAL,
loved and respected.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-10-10

Trimmed hats at the Elite Millinery
parlors from 81 up, to suit everybody.
oct9-d1w-w1t
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-10-10

Clark, the East End jeweler, makes a
specially of fine watch repairing. Call
and see him.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-10-10
Our Pub1le schoo1s.

Following is the public school report
for the quarter term Give weeks) ending
Oct. 9, 1895, kindly furnished by Prof.
Gavin, principal:
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-10-10

Take your watches, clocks and iewelry
repairing to Clark, the East End ieweler.,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-14

1t not only is so, it must be So One
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly and
that's what makes it go. For sale by
all druggists. Nelden-Judson, whole
sale dealers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-14
ADJUSTMENTS.


TABERNACLE CONCERT:-The
last of the three California choir con-
certs, and the last of all except one
to be given during conference, came off
at the tabernacle last evening; it was
entirely successful both artistically and
monetarily, the audience numbering
close upon 1000 people. The $50 or 175
voices who are soon ito go zen tour"
furnished the chorus and though there
was considerable difference in the
sound they sent forth, and that thun-
dered out by the 45O voices of the
Sousa and Paderewski concerts, they
still did efficient work and in the
smaller auditoriums where they will
sing in California, they will no doubt
produce grand effect. The trebles
still need Strengthening in high parts
and they lacked fire in the opening
piece; the last chorus was uneven and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-14

ARRIVE.
From Chicago, Omaha. St
Louis, Kansas City. denver,
Park City and ogden -. $40 .. m
From Helena. Butte Portland
san Francisco and Ogden 5:05 a. m.
from San Francisco, Cache
valley. Ogden and interme-
Ef 65a5s G 1PiRsa 7:ss p m.
Louis; Kansas City. Denver
'FTom Frisco. Milford sanDete. $50 a m
s sadiley e. Nephl. Provo. Mercur
mixed aha dEu tr5ia ;ro;, $50 p. m
100ele and Garfield Bach. 400 .. n.
lineage. Omaha. Denver
and Park JEi'y tiS st. Louis. Ogden
Z or Sso San Francisco, ogden den 0'OO = n
6o1nis valley and intermediates
For 9o,n Ogden and intermediate 500 a. m
'GE Chi Chicago Omaha. Denver 4'OO p N
5s ortSaa-S City. St Louis. Butte
FOR ' R@qef aRd A san Tranflsco 100 "a.
Frisnol; sanpete Valley and
Mixed 't train -, go; 7.45 a. M
s1TdCn' Tooele and Terminus 7.As =,
S1 pdalin south of Juab run daily exeenS
CT 1TrS2i ~, excent Sunday
TICKET OFFICE, 2of MAIN az.
Telephone No. ESQ
II T1,C Ongn Pullman Palace Sleepers. I,atesx
c cIi54nNed - Tourist Sleepers. Free Re-
CosnbSs.. Char Cars. Elegant DaN
d. +. Burnley.
general Agt. Passenger Dept.
5. II. II. CLARK.
OLIVER w. MINK
~. ELLERY ANDERSON
JOHN W. DOANE
FREDERIC r. COTTDERT.
e. L. LoMAx. C. p. &. n Set-
T. DICKINSON. Gen. Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-14

Hoods Ollie are tasteless, mild, efee
AEOOS3 - AaAS tive. all druggists. DC
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-14

LEAVE SALT LAKE, CITY.
%: 2-For Bingham. Provo
Grand Junction and all points
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-14
FINISHED AT LAST.
State Senate Completes Reading
of the Revenue Bill.
MANY CHANGES WERE MADE
WHOLE SECTIONS WERE ELIAIIN-
ATED AT TIMES.

Measure viii Vow BE Printed as
Amended and After Passage Will
BE Sent to the House For Action
The President of the Senate In
PRODUCES a Bill For the CuItiva-
ton of SiII1--GovcrnOr Has Signed
the Bill Providing For the EIec-
tion of Representatives to Con-
Ercss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-14
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is, 1898.

LEAVE SALT LAKE. CITY.
NO: 2-For Bingham. Provo
Grand Junction and all points
No: 4-For Provo Grand Juno. S''' a. m
non and all points east - TAO o. m
No; 5-For Ogden and intermc- = -
date points ................... SD n r,
No. e-For Mt. Pleasant. Manti ''o' y u
Saiina and all intermediates
No. S-F'or Eureka. P aysio3nr.. A'o' y M
PROVO. and all intermediate
No. s-For ogden end the west is 3 p m
NO 1TEor Ogden and q, the west12:15 p. m.
NO. From Provo. Grand
junction and the east I2:05 D. N.
No 3-From Provo. Grand
Junction and the ezss - II a =, N.
No. 5-From Provo. Bingham
Salina. Manti. Eureka and all
intermediate points ----.-..... SIS D, m
No. 6-From ogden and inter-
NJ EroI PoI E,,5os d go a m
No. From Ogden and the wesI7:55 a. r.
No. 4-From Ogden and the west7:3O D. m.
Only line running through Pullman
Palace sleeping cars Salt Lake City to
yer via Grand Junction and Salt Lake
City 20 Kansas City and Chicago va
Through tourist or family sIeepera
without change. to Kansas City, Chicago
Free reclining chair cars Salt Lake to
Denver.
Ticket once 10 West Second South
D. C. Dodge. s. H Babcock.
General Mgr. Traffic Mgr
F. A wadleIeh. General Passenger Agt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13

(4ooD BOARD .rrc:h milk esC: aiy rDcnc: shsdy
price. mile Of depot. c. PARK. scarsdsis. n. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was a good attendance yesterday at the
broadway Real Estate salesroom. The choice pa--
GELS offered were eagerly sought after and were
secured only after keen competition.
r. V. Harnett G. Co. sold in partition the estate
OF Isabella Patch!n. as follows: Nos al to iis
stores son the avenue, and four three-s,ory tene-
ment houses In Milllgan Place In interior OF pot
eI Dr. Il %ache ioT Ts W.
800 also. No llS West Tenth-st eleven three-story
Gass RG norhws s5ns
pessS to West Tenth-st ncludng
isabella +. Dorshe!mer, for $1,000.
:, william Ryan sold. in foreclosure. Nos IS and
No. Il hreestory stone dwelling. lot sisxss Il.
They went 70 walwOrth Ward for 5000
corner Of one-hundrcd- and pIo,
AVE- =, Xxx III. in SiTfusr Inex97 = on Burnside
Golding G. Whitehouse sold. in foreclosure. the
;easehod OF the four-story brick tenement house
Mr. N4 o. E.st broadway TO the Plaintiff, c. j. Ma
William Kennedy Sold in foreclosure. No. ss5
loIl,z. 70 the plaintiffs. b. A. Williams and Others.
Tor s2.COO also. in foreclosure No 15s West Ninety.
seNenth-st, a three-story stone dwelling, lot l9x
100 100 to the plaintiff the Association for Relief for
p. F. Meyer & Co. sold. in foreclosure. No 81
East ne-hundred-and- sxeenth-st a five-story
stone nathouse lot 30xlOO. to the plaintiff Abraham
Armel. 2oOSO feet south Of Orchard-st Tweny third
Ward one lot 2xlo5 to Nathan Wise for $50;
same purchaser also bought plot 10 feet south for
Goudlng & whi,ehougc have sold for J r. Smith
the four.story brownstone dwelling No. 1853 Fifth
Meyer Auerbach No. GO West Eighty -nInth-st a
TO- Go bTownsSne dwelling 2ox5sxo for about
house and lot. for the same owner to Louis Dnkel-
>, Charles Griffith Moses has sold for r. NJ Ham TO
3 Tcnner the lot on the south side of one hundred
and-eightleth-St.. 100 feet west OF Eleventh-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13
TO CONTRACTOR5.

aoHE ShqHSh6 f5S Az INC
IE5xTl2ES q IKE fNIa!SH 81 csNTFE h'!kn
zES - Till eSNMlssIoXEks 1Mp rAE H slSkiSi
S5 fS isSH ASb
NoTE~Bid. Will be received a. follows.
BID Tor furniture eabine, other work speel
fed under heading Of Furniture. cabne Work. Furnish
na for sqrsls nj SAFE
u s FOR ss III ca. snd sa ns s
BID for metallic Me case, for ,he Health Department:
work pamsins york aiiISs work marble ncrk STAT.
wOk. ana eec'rciish; fixtures. painting ana other
It Is TO be understood that ali the requirement, an.
con dons Of the oontrac; ard specifications shall Apply
SEALED ESTIMATES for the Move work. indorsel VITA
srssn S1 esI
re Ss s' Es9?
&c Soy e SSS f ss. asG hour s @
viii publicly opened BY and in the .pres@nc, Of the
e%ard Of h. confa awarded viii be a made s"1 % Rs
lowest bidder with adequate security as soon thereafter
The person persons to whom IN. contract NAV 10
nspaa@cn Of Pubic wo With the Offered bs
:I%% Ss sa Ss,s sssa.s 81 %1
Corporation '1STsgDCn , Re Work esa
;Ss 3. Ss t s % sy ;sn
Y DIFFERENTIATION wi. net oe given Tor the Withdrawal
Of any bid or estimate M bid VIII be accepted from
contract awarded 10. person who IL In
Corporaton upon deb. contract or who defauler
as surety or otherwise. any obligation
poration. ', . a.. -. . 49,
ders arc referred 10 he drawings and the
The drawings may be a. the rce Il the Architect.
York Commercial Building. Nor. ;25 and 27 in
the City OF New YORK. $780,, ..,, .... - -
notice commence Work mas becn given ~ the
Ccmrlissoner OF Public WORKS.
The amour, Of security required Is
50 900 BID No !.
$1,000 Bid No 2.
$500 Bid No. 3.
$1,000 Bid No ..
&i2 500 Bid No 3.
Blank form OF estimates ard further information II de-
sired. obtained application at the Cpmptroers
Once. 2s0 broadway.
The form OF agreement including the specifications
the work be obaine1 at ONCE or the Comptroller No.
$50 Broadway
Mayor;
ASHBEL T. FITCH.
Comptroller; OF tho
ANSON G. MCOOK
Chamberlain: Sinking Fund.
WILLIAM NJ. X. OI.COTT.
Chairman Committee Financ.
Board Of Aldermen: ,
New York May ]. 1906
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13
rio NEW OIL COMPANY.
.srs MILLION ACRES IN'oKLAHoMA-THE
L'''' OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.

,srs A MILLION ACRES IN oKLAHoMA-THE
II L''' OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
.r,x oil Company with capital Of $780,
The aD organized to operate 100000 acres OF
eo has 49, IN the Usage Indian reservation. in
oil terfI'O'' The officers and directors are as fol-
Oklahoma Alder. T. Faucher, Buffalo. n. Y:
pWs: i.Sent. y G. Reed. Boston; secretary. Edwin
yce-presX sv-York; treasurer. J. b. Foster. West
B f0se' /: general manager. James s. Glenn. Buff
ely ~ directors. j. b. Foster F. b. Foster, AL
ao ~ r,archer. James S. Glenn, n. G. Read, Major
sl GORDON and c. E. Darlington.
~ ~ territory Is leased on royalty from the Usage
lne II was secured In competition with the
Ma aSard OIL interest, The lease has been approved
M, iSS takes over number Of producing oil wells
sSsraa a. aids Of Wilson. Neosha and Chautauqua
" ., % Kansas. IN which the Forest OIL Company,
Sssussssi of the Standard. is operating hundred
nahen1 On the same belt the Troy. Empire State
.t;ssr and Sun OIL companies. and Linnenman
~" ,housand acres each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13
. BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings and alterations
were fled yesterday:
?, sn , 81 ,'" Of s sl.;-
st and coiunbusaye. o1ner a., ,, 100000
Hoe ave 10 s0 of J'S IN owen st. 0r Il iHo
ret,y q No $50 Vy.c-ave. owner 5000
'' story frame tenement by KOkman OF o.,
lis an and s7ih s's between 7h and Ienox AYES
T sre RS"S Co. 'S OF 20 Se 10" BROAD
wccneslsI 100 sa Of nr'p py F F1snk
Koib Of 80 2o3 East ll9h-st lessee 'o"n 200
brick aais BY Sol iIsa. Of 10 300 East a'ih-' cou
RSs5G: xxx cgecs: 2a@ !; for s5Gs r@a
.nq irs %:i S%sysrd By rtaS S94e D r Of
No 100 West s2d ST. owner ...............:.;. 100
~ by ASea+n. Of No -, 90
Washington st. 10 45s to 4Gs for seven story
o Ss a ,5p st. AND l? BY s o %f oT"e'
two-a'ory frame dwelling. by Lizzie Nc aooo
50 csn' N % Nc % ana y! !. wt. Sr ~
brick sore and lofts by Amund johnson OF No p ooo
west esq Of ' Fort Washington S"iT' Ridge Road about 10
n Of ZIONIST. by Mrs Mary Wright Of No
Glib Ist-ave owner for orr;s'ory brick con- ann
servatcry '
9th ave and as,h st. n cornc, by N Quinn. loo
Lessee TO y four story fIS ION n',s' o. Railroad
ii Bridge. by H TSona. fario own ~
Prospect ave 4Oi II Of Westchester-aVe'
by George + Fowler Of No SOS iT'rpect-aVe' coo
owner 10 a two-s,ory frame dwelling. .......,. W.
Tremon-ave No zoos by Mary Schneider Of
No l. COS fremont ave. owner. 10 Ia story ~,
sIs ST No q East by Adolph Kuttron. OF No IL
East G9h-si. owner. a four story and base "a,
ment dwelling loo'
7is-sf No 40 West. by Mary Drake. owiFJ' 80.
TO ve-story brick dwelling ........f........ LOU
2d-ave No 149. by the House OF the Holy Com
forter To a three-story AMI basement brick pub -.
&c hospital i'oV
5,h ave No f2D. by william & Bcrgh. et a.. own
ers No 3h-ave. n four-story brick dwell o.oo
Ing ana store 80 -. -, ~ ~
loth-st 545 East by John Buttsrfass OF NO
as East I2th-si owner. TO n story Drlck ooo
e3,-st No 900 West, by Stephen Phi,bln OF No -.
iag IVES, 1Gh-st owner. 10 Ave story brick nat a"W
Arthur-ayc " $40 II ~ Tremon,-ave. by
NI,Iam Mcintosh, Of No l.03l Arthur own ooo
or 10 ;yyo-Story frame dwelling ............. zo
Avenue r. Q 3 - n Of l2th-st. Cnorpor by
pc,iza Volz Of Avenue n and l2th ST. owner. 10 70
n ,wo story and attc frame hotel .....-...... ~
sc,h 81 No 20 West by John Y Dahgren. of No .,oo
% West 18th st. owner. to four story dwelling zVU
pairbridee-ave =. 1870 n o. Tr1verf-st, by
John Harpt. owner. to n two and onc-hat-t'ory 90,
.s,h", No ~ West. by August H-ckscher, Of
No ~ 5s'hst. owner. TO four-story pricA ooo
dve,ng ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NV"
a,tb-.t nos 500 and SOL West and No 52s West
a,,b.s st by the Interior Conduit and Insulation
story brick factory and storage house 'oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13
REcORpED MORTGAGES.

B.uhaun Heinrich D and wife 10 Anne ,s,h. stout
Brennan Michael. wife 90 william Hairs
sons n Central Park IVES. and 18Th =, ooo
Cohen iIarris. and Abraham and wiye, to
Abrathar Richards. trustee. East broadway. ooo,o
10, 81 map SnSrGk h ut as sal'f ,ns ard
Moses Wolf l35th-st 22' II W Of L"nos- - no
parrasG John y to executor, Of J.~. .I Russell
deceased ,dr,i iish-s' 100 IT 81 "h-aVe % on
Farley yosH .- and .nGihsr q 70 R WrT bi 1
Fcody Michael E. 70 Anna n Hobbs. " Morris coo
ave. go II OF lsIth-st years. .......: on"
Frank. Hattie. to Lucy j Booth. S'h-ave ,,ooo
Same TO George @ De wit. vs. 1'h-avo %'' ,co
snl .' 'a %tr;s to y %%. Mo,, r,os. 1000
Jones o n 10 10 tho G2 y'% sat"s s
and p W"st sIst years ''.....''.. 10000
Ly wc Ts1%:' 2.s1 charlotte Flannel No 80 1000
Lshens,ein BENJAMIN and wife IT. TO ,,t n. TN, ne
Guarantee and Trust GO. corner III az ana $40
Mcoaaas. wniam. and wife 10 A.h,el + Wood.
No 52e cana-s;. years .;;....,.. 5000
McNSmGs Jsh s. a. GIgIqss 50 II; a Mle M
Msrer 'isasc. ana Victor Ksllman to Richard II
l. townsend n corner Madi-on-aye snl iooh- >, M
Zee for Mary stewart. No 22o Wet e''h-s'. ,oo,
MARKS KS Minnie j and Lawrence. 10 The Excelsior
savings Eank - le'h st. '' IT M1nha' ~ 800
oConnor Dennis and wife. Mary " Dut,en-
t no,rs' i'o"'"''' .'....,. 1000
Olive Thomas \ and wife 10 MARY + Richard
son; Thompson ST. 10 II '""''.''' 1000
Patton. James O. and wife to Harlem Savings
Bank lGJfh -. 1868 n lniervale az. $3.50
and two adjoining lets. wear. mortgages I.W
PARK sadie. to Title Guarantee and Trust GO, No -.
l2g East 10th ST. years. ..........-....: la2
Same to william Dunran. properly. l year @oV
Ravmond I Carlyle. 10 Francis Blessing. cor ~. 80
Attn ave and gsthst year. .................. 2s1"
Safer william and wife. TO franklin savings - oo.
Bank No 254 West 4+ih ~, ! year. -. iS"o
Scha ncipp Nathan. Title Guarantee ana Trust 90
90 No Goerck -. yenrs. .............' WV
TipFlnS, Edw"r co., ~" VI - s,nsv" month";. 60oo
r'hleIn Christina. and husband 10 tatharine
smith Sg nnrs o. 5000
veelI ,o HF9 o we., 70 ESd ann ~ 5000
Volz Frank and Henry. 10 Julius Goldman. tus
tees Of Florence opp'nn'n 10000
Winters Roter, g and wife Frederick Wool,
sr ioi'' st. 20 @. ..''e''''''.. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13
11rouoeals

COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING
~ FUND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Goerck st. No CO: William G Davies Referee 10
Nathan schancupp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. si4.3o
lo.h-st g. % II W Of Avenue l.. 2jx94.9 Ru-
doiph Rhnnow, ex-. - Henry Ef'rs....... 24.5o0
Thomas Lynch 5000
Dunbar to " W Aston .....'-.............'9 5000
ftth-s same property; George George 70 1900
Goerck-st, No "a: william Davies. Referee TO
Nalnan toheh ~
Croto1a Park. OF ST Johns.ev and other
property opposite. John II Barlow to Pauline
Gath ST. No 3i4 East. william 6 Davies. Referee.
10 John Courtney eZ,b
Hall Pace Of l6Tth-s 49, II irreg;
Frank Oh inelik ~ a., 10 John Brejchs. OiJ
9th ave and lOCh- 81, n cor. 70. llxlVo, charles
II Scholermann executor. and another, eNecu-
triS OF Catherine Schntker. 20 George Quack
Morrs-sve. s. It Of 55x2OI.5
FleetwoOA-ave X1j: Emily ]. Dunlop -
Michael + Foody ............... .......... V2n
3lst 81. No l29 East: George i~ask and another -.
trustees, janet i Hodges ............... ll,'oO
cservtors &c To- sadie ark....-.......... $1,000
Same property. Il Browne TO the New
York Genealogical and Biographical Society.. 21."D
Is ave lJl.l Il of lst ave. %'2SlW.
Henry Reese and another 10 Rosa Ba"ifgsTt'n ., ao
Henry Reese -i'SW
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