The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-22

George street, from $5,195 to S4695; es- tate of Hiram Camp, farm land (an- neXl. from $i,250 to $9, T50; Natale Acun- to, l6 Fair street, from $1, ,000 to $700; D, Malley, Temple street, improvements, rom $500 to $400; Mrs. B, Mullen, IS Vernon street, from S2550 to $2,S00; II, 70, Coon, Westville, from $900 to $500; the Frisbie Elevator and Manufactur- ing company, IA Ashmun street, from Sl7S00 to $10000; Christian Herpich, 365 Congress avenue, from $3000 to $6,50O; James Glacking 104 James street, from $2,S60 to $2,56O; John Macheleidt, l95 Wooster street, from $5,25o to $500O; Michael J. Powers, Westville, from $2,- 165 to $2,500; Pauline Strouse, 595 State street from $7750 to $7,000; the William $. Robinson company, East Pearl and Front streets, from $9900 to $9,600; Sa- rah L. Fender, 56 Asylum street, from
 l,SS0 to $1.500; James A. Thorpe, 57 Pierpont street, from $1,400 to S1,00O; w. w. Paulin 5S Livingston street, from $3,225 to SS00O; Walter Leigh, no Church street, from $l5,000 to $l0,OO0; August Le Brun, 53 Congress avenue, stock, from $1,30O to $1,O00; Willard F.. Ensign, $40 George street, from $79OO to $7,500; George Bohn and wife, 16 Kos- suth street, from s4,150 to $3,4S4; c. E. Longley 6 Co.,, 101 Church street. from $29,0oO to s2O,oOo; Adolph Herr, 57 Syl- van avenue from S7,290 to s6,S00; w. s. & D. IT. Rowe, 91 Grand avenue, stock, from $l,S00 to $1, 1,600; w. l.. Andrew, S3 Carmel street, from $2,S70 to $2,5O0; ". r. McNeil, 224 Wooster street, from S12,- 800 to $11, 800; Fannie c. Platt, 506 Elm street, from $6,60O to S6000; Alfred George, BOA Elm street, furniture, from $500 to $500; the Star Manufacturing company, stock, from $S,000 to $6,0O0; G. w. Griswold, Fountain street, from $4,- 730 to $3,730; Samuel H. Williams, lS6 Shelton avenue, from S2,000 to $1,S00; w. R. Demarest, 21S Sherman avenue, from $6, ,235 to &, $500; Sarah s. Bruce, 16 Ken sington street from $500 to $500; Mary Bruton, 45S Chapel street. from $2500 to S2,30O Richard Fischel. Congress avenue and Lafayette street, from $20,- S65 to $1S,0O0; w. and Ida Everhart, IS Ward street, from $3,760 to S3,50O; G. F. Butler, 1870 Boulevard, from $S,070 to $2S0O; J. Johnson & Son, S5 Church street, from $14000 to $10000; Hezekiah Futile, annex, from $2,850 to $2,600; George Brenton, 16 Irving street, from $2 0O5 to $1, 800; Mrs. M. A. Kimberly, 271 Wooster street, exemption for total blindness, sS,oOO; American Chemical company, from $5, 900 to $4,50O.
 These increases were made: Max Ro- soff, 61 to 69 Congress avenue, from $14,- 920 to $20,667; Felix Chillingworth, AZ | Stanley street, from $2,350 to $2,850; Charles A. White, Congress avenue and | Commerce street, from $6.225 to $10,000.
 The following properties on Chapel street between Greene and Chestnut | streets, were reduced 121A per cent. on | the assessment of four years ago, which was considered by the board of relief 1 the most equitable basis on which to make the assessments:
 Mrs Catherine Cannon, 512 Chapel street from $4,160 to $S,640; Hans Will l ladson, 558 Chapel street, from $9, 400 to | S,S25;; J. Gibb Smith, corner Academy l and Chapel streets, from S11,350 to S9,- | 932; Mrs E. R. Jones, 629 Chapel street, from S14,100 to $12,3S8; W. r. Stahl, 556 Chapel street, from 5000 to $7,s75; Han 1 nah D. Woodward 5E Chapel street, l from SC, ,0S0 to $5,350; Joseph and Joseph | inc De Ella, 546 Chapel street, from s8,- 15o to s7,132: John Maloney, 601 Chapel 1 street, from $S,4Oo to $7,S50; Max Adler,
 621 Chapel street, from $10,SS0 to s9,520; | Sophia O. Strouse. 5S4 Chapel street,
 from S15,0Oo to $13,125; Amelia M. Frost, SIP Chapel street, from s16,000 to $14,0Oo;
 Bernard Shoninger. 607 Chapel street,
 from $19,O00 to s16,625; Charles F. Crut- tenden, SIS Chapel street, from $11,40C
 to $1O $50; Anna R. English, 592 Chapel
 street, from $15,So0 to $13,S25; D. G. Phil
 lips. GA Chapel street, from s1l,75o to
 $1o,s2 $1o 2s2