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Claims $4,000.

Hartford, May 26.-The suit of Mar
tin Higgins against the city of Hart
ford was begun to-day in the superior
court before Judge S a. Robinson.
The plaintiff claims $4,000 for injuries
sustained by falling over street rails
on Park street December 26, 1894, by
which his leg was broken and he re-
ceiYed other injuries.
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Died in Bristol.

Hartford, May 26.-Seth W. Beebe,
vice president of the New Departure
Bell company, died at Bristol this
morning, aged fifty-seven years. He
was the founder of the manufacture of
bicycle bells in Bristol. Mr. Beebe serv-
ed during the war in the Twenty fourth
regiment Connecticut Volunteers. He
lived in Bay City, Mich, for about
twenty years after the war.
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Sentenced to Prison.

Boston, May 26.-In the superior court
to-day Judge Richardson sentenced
Hiram r. Morrison to the state prison
for not less than seven years and not
more than fourteen years for man.
slaughter in causing the death of his
wife, Florence H. Morrison, on March
%, by strangling.
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Very EnioYable.

Miss Rose Chaffee gave her most in
teresting monologue entertainment,
Star Bright" from the story of Cap
tain January" last evening in the
Church of the Messiah. 1t was given
for the benefit of a member of the
church. She was loudly applauded for
her capital acting and representations.
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Large Enough.

Good enough, cheap enough elegant
Jersey Strawberries. No further occa-
sion to complain of quality or price.
California cherries, Florida pineapples,
superior oranges.
JUDSON'S FRUIT STORE.
SGT Chapel street.
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Lake SaItonstalI.

Capt. Baldwin will commence to run
steamer Decoration day and all other
branches of the business will be open
| May 80
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WEATHER RECORD.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF
nu nr,1s WINApI1ED nuurAry


OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
WASHINGTON, d. o., May rs. 1895. s o. m.
Forecast for Wednesday New England:
Rain in the early morning, followed by clear
ing and generally fair weather, southerly to
westerly winds; cooler in western portions.
For eastern New York: Generally fair
during the day, possibly preceded by local
showers in the early morning, westerly
winds.
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Scotch Madras.

The genuine article, from
the land of heather. Selling
such seasonable goods at the
prices now quoted, means that
somebody's income is being
increased in the purchasingl
Colored and ecru tinted.
$7.25 Curtains, now S. per pair.
ZOO &c, &c 2.5o
a.so ." r.4o
LIS 1,I9
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,ng, white or ecru.
Real Swiss

Real Swiss
-Tambour Lace Curtains,
need little description here
hlmy, and dainty as a summer
cloud.
This is how well quote
them till Saturday next:
$13. 50 grade now $9.9S per pair.
$50 +" $50 &C
1850 4.9o
400 g 4" 2.9o
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II. q MEYERS Ohser,

U. G. MEYERS. Observer.
Note.-A minus sign II pretixed to ther-
mometer readings indicates temperature be-
low zero.
At" in connection with rainfall Indicates
atrace of rainfall too email to measure.
Snow is melted and resulting depth OF
water not known.
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9Rozue&ShplSm
767-77f CHAPEL ST..
N N NJ NJ
In accordance with our usual
custom, we shall close our store ON
Memorial Day. y
We request our patrons to bear
this in mind and endeavor to do
their shopping Friday.
Store open Friday evening.
Need More Room
for Shirt Waists and
Summer Outing Suits. This
neceSsltates closing out our
entire stock of Jackets and
Capes.
They're to go at lower
prices than ever before
quoted for first-class goods.
Cloth and About 100
Silk Capes. of them-new
spring styles
not an old one in the lot.
It's a grand opportunity
to save money.
At $3.50 ca.
Handsome Black Cloth Capes,
plain, also with lace and jet
trimmings.
Finest quality English Broad
cloth Capes, in medium and
light tans-beautiful silk lin
ings.
Black Silk Capes.
All marked down from$Io.oo,
1850, 1900, $500, 5000.
At $3.50 ca.
The balance of our fine Black,
Navy and Tan Capes.
Marked down from,
$500, 1850 and $500.
At $500 and S3.08.
Just few $500 Capes.
Jackets. Last weeks SELL
| ing made great
hole in the jacket stock-yet
they're not all gone.
At $500 ca.
Black, Tan and Mixed Cloths,
in Ladies' and Misses Jackets
] and 3 silk lined excellent
size assortment.
Marked down from $1,000,
1850, 1900 and 1900.
Suits. About 20 Of them
that are to 60 at far
: less than cost to us.
Who will be the fortun7,
ate ones to get them?
At SlO.5O-
Suits reduced from $1,000.
At $3.50
Suits reduced from 10. so and $3.50.
At $500
Suits reduced from $500.
At $3.50
Suits reduced from 5000.
SPECIAL LOT
of Fancy Mixed Suits, made up
in excellent style-real $3.50
$3.50 each.
Children's Every one Of
Refers. them has taken a
price tumble.
Take them at exact cost
sizes, 2 to ~ yrs.
7o7-77I Chapel Street.
| =----=-----------------------
COMPRESSED AIR
Carpet Cleaning Works.
WILLIAM F. KNAPP & CO..
Proprietors.
lO6 Court ST., New Haven, Ct.
Work done at short notice. mh28 tt
Elastic Hose,
Knee Caps, Anklets, and
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Local Weather Report.
EnB NAV d 1904

Mean temperature. 81.
Max. temperature. SO.
Min. Temperature. 40.
Precipitation 30 inches.
Max. velocity OF wind, 20-SW.
Accumulated excess OF daily mean tenn
perature since January !. 40 degrees: or an
average daily excess OF 3 degrees.
Total deficiency III precipitation since Janu-
airy !. 3S7 inches.
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MEMORIAL DAY CLOSING.

Being Considered by the Various Mer-
chants-Proposed to Close During the
Day and Keep Open Store in the Evening
-OpiniOns of Merchants.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-11-27
Triomphe du
Bon Sens
@Ia Monde

@Ls Monde
Mckinley est zlu: Bryan est
battu psr nns scrszanss n2lor1se.
Fkfiratonz ls peupIs des Esats-
UniH Mons dlziona que lss insti-
sunons susricainas, isunss encore,
allaisnt sunir uns experiences qui
perrsstrzis de inger de leur soi--
dits. l'sxpsrisnce est f.sse.
Ls peupl= amzricsin 3 prouEe
Gull sntend sdmrshlsn=ns SIS
ins4rsss, ssiz5s tres hisn ct con-
prsnd parfait=nant is question
souniss aon !ngsnant, ct que
ceux III ss sont t1sap4s qui ont
cru ynu en lui nns prois touts
press pour Ia dAnagngia-
La democratic dsnontrs gu sf
lie p=ut ss gouvsrnsr aFsc ssgssss-
Les sppels paszionnss de Bryan
et.isnt d= nature b sonIsvsr ct /
ertrsin=z rsIactorst honnAte, na1s
psu scIairs sur las questions de-
eononis pohsigus-
Les griefz malhsureasansnt
rop fnnoss de La masss eontrs lie
monde franeisr at sss msDGUvrss
dsshonnasss, fournisszlaRt aux de-
nsEguss dss arguments tsIriblss
at .su bIai.nf leur donnsr Ene Tor
ee rsdputAbIe. u est tonloRrs f-
eils de soulever lie psu,re eonfTe
le xichs, Ia misers centre ropulsn
ca An fnnd, tel sfaIt Ie pIkn de
e.npagns de Bryan st dss popa-
rntss: soulsysr len masses eontxe
In ciassa RICHIE.
Cent de ID dAmagogia toute
uurs. ellie q sts vsincne par Ia bon
sens du peuple, par son loEsnent
droit at kclEire, psr n culture m
teIis1tnelis-
Disons-Is haufemant: c'est Fins
srustinn du peuple am6ricz1n, gun
ysent de ls dzmsgogia. Son dave
-.r< iu$aifae4uas fu5 = re1.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-11-27
Pour 0ublier

lie R=vsT de Worcester qul q
|enboits lie pas h *FInazpendans T
dkns "a eroisada eontre lss rsE
risrx. Iss Canadisns hznfais
eomms les sutTzs. nous pose cetts
question innocents:
3L Eto1ls" pourrsit-alis nommsr
Ias pArnizaes dn Can.da gun sont
DESERVES par das oommunaut9s
eEig1suses, IN exeept.nt len Sulp-
1sns de MontrAal?
Nosrs confrars FDulu afhshsl
son ignorance, ct CONNIE nous
soumes bisn dispose b son egzrd.
nous siIons IuI donnss grstuifs-
msnt Iss renssignsmsnts gull nous
iamsnde.
Voim zns l1sts dss psroissss du
Canada DESERVES par dss Tsh.
|sc,-u,..x.. x..,
real. qni sons las ssuis que ls
@Rsvel connxisss.
rE-.as n.n.-x..
.. p. :.
.1 - nh,...
U-.x.1 q.
D. - -.rIn-...n,xa non-
-..S.n nx-;r. da Mont
I.I-Ix.- Ix.-
.s.--.. - So. --.1 I.-,,..
=. pa-~ 4. s..
:. !. I.t;.... 3,
- :. v.-. =. =.
- a...
DsA D1a
eaenss u fresenialsOn, p0 =. :
Msrntsss 6a1nf !e1ome eose q
IErsbonns. Par lss Faxes "
tsar-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-11-27

Ies xHaiEas % resentment hen
rsusemsnf do lsheureuse issus del
elections. LInrersssade qM. de-
pUls Ii eonFsnf5oa de Chicago 4
sss cxuse dune 81 srxnde g4ne
dkns In fnznee. 10 commerce q:
Fmdussris Vi dispGrzzssre- La CON
fanee rensfara ct ls frxyxI nati0
nal serz le premier / bsns6eiar de
l+hsnreEx chzngemsnt que est e1e
nsnsrs M peut manqusr de pro
duEs dams les ssprlts.
Nohs monde indussr1d ct can
msressl. gun SQUIRE aussi de I'm
eertisfude esusss psr TETAnsmsnt
dn gorvsrnement lab6rL ct snn
ssaituds suspecss an mazsArs fsca-
ls. szlaarz svee 5oas fslset1on DIN
prosectiioaniista I1ndnssrie amt
Eexane SCI. done prossEss que js
nks par ls txrd des rspubaicxzns.
I'm presence dun tai Etxs do che
ses, es ssrx1t une fnlls msiEns,
pour nous, dahstars on dEba1sser
ls rempsrt qui prutAsss NOS mznR-
factures al notrs eommsrces Nous
asvons, IN contrxIre. prendre desI
mssurss plus snsrgignss que "a
nks pou dssendre Metre mkrrhs
consrs lenvahizsmaRt aas pro
5uiis Rmkricxins.
Nous esp8rons que nosrs noR-
vsau guUvernsmsns ls eoHprsndrz
En- soEns, b tous las points ds
vuss poliisnes. mnrKU ct COM
msrasEx, ls resHltzt das elections
p-ks1dsnsisIlss de 1886 est nn hsR-
rsUx sEansmen1 pour lss Eszts-
unIs ss .aous dsvons aous sn e
souir sn bons Fnisius qm J trou-
vent kusEi lsnr kFKntsEe
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-11-27

IL gAIT UE DlsE1CES ET TN SEE-
NOS A EEs E0I1ATS

RERLEN-L'smpersur q preside
In eerknonis de IN prsststlon de
sermsnt dss tzuupes dsns ls LntE-
gartsn, an przselse de FIn
psr.tries da grand dne
Vladimir de Rassia eli aatrss nots-
mTitss. Lea soldafs zszisnf tour
ma VEN FsntsI deERrt lequal ID
esrsmonis eu hen.
Apras In prestntion de asrmsnt,
Feuperezr qui eazIt I ehsvsi :
adrease II pxEoas aux rseruss er
ess tsEmas:
lyons vensz de fairs MN ssr-
mant falAgssnce qui comports
|obsiznsnse at hdzEits jwaL'a Ia
morL"
sQs sermsut s'adraHs i moi
vosre chef an eas de gaerre, at II
|est sacr4, parce qu'I sst faat de-
want D1eu sur le eruczhx Ma nAi-
sun est uns nxison chrstianns, 81
ella nest r1sn sans ls Chris, no-
ire SignsHr. Da nams. un snaazt
nest risu s2na Ia fM at sana uns
fsrme eruyanee dana ls Christ
aToas Evez un grand svxntage
t.ut que vous porter rhshit dn
Rai SouyEnsz-Tnus qua esIai gun
insults Ia Roi, insults vosre uni
fnrms autznt QUE votTs rhsf-
zCast pourquoi IsspeEe que
vous dsfandrez enargIqusnant he
Ra at ID Couronne, surtoRt an aes
tsmus oh In dssob4Msznee ct lie
mkcortentemsnt soat / Fordrs du
jour st ot n dzlnyznts samhla
prsssiozr.
N conhsnes que vous vous
souv1andrsx toaiourz de Eot.s ssr-
msnt. III est hszla pour vous de
faire susrs devor lorsqrs Eous
etas sous las ysux de sos snpA
risurx, nsis Gala vuus sst plus dit
flle qaznd voas atss ssals. hnEs
de tpufs survsiIlanes ct exposes
aux tentati0na das sEineteurs qui
|saaiezoot de vpus enxnmpTe.
Rsppeisz yons toujoazs qus d
vpus fnitsa vutrs dsvuir vous art-
rarex sur E0ua n YeonnnAlaannee
de- vntre peyA
JespAre qua Fknn4e rrOehaine
v0m ser9 tous presents / h e6I6
mssinn du eentiAms nnniyarnire
de h naisssnoe du grnna empe
xsur Gniliaume I u las yszx
su sOus- Cs qu1 oonquls, MONS
le defsndroas jusqa-a h dsrnlAre
g0utts de notre sanG. Taspers
cue Eous vOus oondnirz de M
nizGe I dire tDua px6senfs / L
lgrands revns qm aara hsa nm JON,
Iau etafF
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-11-27

EET NANIEEETE DEpEEs Z ELKETT0E
DIE MGkIHLKI

NEw-1oRK -La rsprise dss st-
fsira est de plus On plus manIfss-
ts aux Etats-Unia et Fon est1ms
qus, dspun In I'm de h pHioda
fagitatinn gun aeeompagna toG-
1ouu une zleesinn pxesidsntisIIe,
pas NOUNS de 1900 e1vriez.
s.ns emplm ont tronvz de l'ouvra
&C.
Daus ls Connecticut, l New
Haven, 1 Winstsds / Nsw-Hart-
ford, / Bridgeport, par sxenpis.
II plupsrt das mEnufactures i'm
pcrtanfes qui, Rv.nt lss elections,
syzient fsEms Isurs portss ou ne
tzasaillaienf que dsux on trnis
jouHs par semains, ont reprn le
travail ct marehant six iours sur
sept, souveut syer des h=ares sup
pfkmsntairas, Bsxueoup de hbri
saee, non seulsnent ooeupent tpus
leuTs nnaiens ervrisra, ms1s en
ont engage de nouyssu pour faire
fnea / une auRmantation de CON-
mandes-
Dam rOhio. 1 Cleveland, ON I
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-05-14

MIR. Marin himself was taken ahack
at this unlooked-tor interruption. and
Pierre, plying them both. out OF the
goodness of his heart suggested;
1t will freeze soon.
Alec stood for few minutes with
his hand shading his eyes, scanning the
whole surface of the lake. measuring
with his eye the length OF that ominous
blue line, An idea had occurred to him
that they might make detour OF some
miles and escape it. Alas, and alas, Il
seemed to reach from the one end OF
the lake TO the other and As Pierre
said judging from this distance the
assure must be half mile wide
There was nothing for it but to so
back and pray tor frost hard. biting
bitter frost
The sense Of defeat made them dou-
bly, weary as they trudgCd back over
their own tracks again
Alec said he was hungry terribly
hungry he had suddenly turned ray
enous with the remembrance that there
was only some two days provisions
left. Two days, Would that long.
blue tissure on which the sun Sparkled
SO moCkingly freeze up in two days.
he inquired of Pierre
All Mon pieu' in 70 night, in ze
night, it freeze. Nevaire fret"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-05-14
A FAIRY FINE FROCK

Gauze, fragile-looking as mist Is
Used 20 veil satins for evening COS
t4mes / saw an exceedingly effective
INK gauze evening gown The thin
flmy fabric was inwroaght with a vine
or black velvet morning glories that
formed the border Of the skirt, and
Vas artistically reproduced at the belt
line and on the decollete bodice A
bunch OF black ostrich tips on the left
shoulder was the simple but sufficient
adornment OF the corsage
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-05-14

Rev. Homer G. Stuntz, OF Chicago,
says Booth-Tucker, commander OF the
salvation army In the United States.
imposed "needlessly severe regime"
on the salvation army officers who
went out for the work In India. They
we're compelled. he says, to go without
shoes or stockings. in the hot sands, TO
beg food. to wear the garb OF natives
and to eat their food. Unused to the
climate and tho hardships. the workers
died like sheep.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
PEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

8 10 # OF Ist-ave, loox'4l; John J
"pps5;sy TO L Had.ey - ....'',:,..
kau'V! 3lO9 Il Of Columbus-avc. l69X
Cos, ~, ,r.iet Tilton Lizzie \ NOyes.
s", lv''' 10 l66 East; Isidor Levison and wife 10 -
Rosa senea y % Il e OF Manhat,an-aye. 73x
ilg,n ~. t;,ecne { Potter and wife 10 Jacob x
.v,n'cr III Realty company. .:......... ........
skin-g aVc : 5Ia Il n II l22d-st, lix-Xl%S
C.areh - u..l 10 Sheldon W Bail. l............
DO "'H nm nIi1 II o Of Wiiis-ave. l6Sx1p:
SIN - n. prien g. 80 Mary O'Er,ea........
s'einT' ireee q ; OTIS li3 AID li6. map Section
NIio,vG ~ estate: 23d Ward Land lmpTovemer,
=, 80 10 Nellie Ricc...".. ............... IL
tO",'",, map lacunla IaTk. Charles
LAs Joserh S;icSney
shNlfI ~ :, 4, corner i3th-dve q 39x
Pro- Ip,,rick Treacy and wife to William Ger
. : :; - :.
naih .. : 70 {, Of 1s2i-st. j0xlcO; George W
sS,rr ~ ,o Annie = Alien.
~" az" ~ $ ~ e OF l'3d-s; -'xll''"N-"N
90 same. 49,. -.
IL. ~ :, No 81, George fiskc' ct al 10 Johh N
ttav, ~
W"t,'iC1 en- 10 to 10 map : l. Haishi; Abnie y
Lots ~ ~. 'xev- York New-llaNen ana ifarii0fu
k1hios.x 10 80 West: Edward ID O'Bren rel ~,
n MARY Cary =, c,is, A''"
efee 20 -. %os 5I5 and 81; sanford Is stit'er
blV'n 1, Thompson. -. :. s
70 Jo.'P~ 20 sf3 East Maria J kncoyne ana an
l-nhs', ., Margaret \ kicoyne
oihsf /" n,ol 10 map Pelham Park: Marin
LIT 70 :, i'nifs ~ the New-NOrk New-haNeh
Ea.'.S s.f1.d Railroad COMPANY 20
ana M : 2Ol 4, II Grand itouieNaIr, w
lShs" ,,Srcx A Bibbcy. ct al. 10 IaUio" IL q an
,,nch ...............
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
Amusements.
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 2s.
DEBUT OF DARCLEE IN
LA TRAVIATA.

Harices Darc:eo
der appearance In America.l
Prices: Arss box $l0 Orchestra seats - orcnesiIa
circ, 81, Orchestra circle tother rows!
s:5O: Grand Second balcony 81 Family circe
TesArvd) ST. Family circle SOC General admission $l oV
.',Enirance the pivate boxes on 14th-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
REAL ESTATE.
,,c,xrSS AT THE EXCHANGES.

~. sales at private contracts Tor the weeh end
oo,ober a amounted 10 about s70o.0c0 as com
"e ,,h the corresponding week of 1895 of $780,
pa Tho auction sales for the week ending october
." ounfed TO ss56S65 as compared with the cor
:'."onJIng week of 1895 OF ss2i.Ss2.
A. private contract W. F. c. II. Smith have
sold for John Van pOlsen the two four,ssoFy brick
H" ON feet north OF Observation-Disclosures ninth
,o- about s,0Occ FOR William II. Oliver plot
-. s n, the east side OF Webster 1e.. l25 feet
" ~ Observation-Disclosures enty-third- ST.. for
roI, r, sl0 UV and No. 1.5sl Washngt on-ave.. two
about ,rsne dwelling. lot J0x150 for about 5000
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25

~ Party leave. New York Nov and Frisco Nov
I. fo- Honolulu and Japan, also around the world.
Feb AMI - f0r Palestine. May ;. June l., July j
,or Europe faCO and up i. {. CLARK. Ill Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
pru.DING PLANS FILED.

'rhe following plans ior IL" ' ~
were fled today . A.
Xsw buildings main office: an, , ,4qs s,.
,.,s,s.isu-ava between li-o aliS a. b,.
<.- two hiick store ,Xe. S,-h-st
charles Rogers. Of No 500 Ne'' ''..'... $4,000
80 !, : Az z, " of Amsterdam-aNe' ~
dvc story brick fa,. by Andreas friedel' OF 40 1900
~ Wesi lGsth-st. owner. ''''''''''''
N.U buildings. uptown nrahch -. c...k .or
~. story frame stable and wagon shs'' ~ 6oo
I rhle of Mair-si. owner.
,,a e lii (, n 0f issth-st. for a ohe-"iu q
fsr story frame stable, by Mary Lee o ~ roo
;?j2 3i-ave. owner :. 20. o. ,,I
u.yssp .f n 3 iSS q Of Prospect ave ior W.
-yc- s1rv frame dwellings. by Louisa 'F-"- n oon
N-d n No 1O2G East l56;h-st owner WV
alterations main Once: ,...,... -
i-t1-sf ana 3l-ave. corner. alteIatols -
fb-sr-sfrrv h-irk hotel by John Cannon OF No 800
al Esst lath-sl, owner. .o,, tricl.
C'7-.ve 20, alterations 20 ioui-Sto'E ~" oo0
n,'e, and cffces by the WiimOre estate" own. ~
Awe No .3 alterations 20 q inree-sioTl uinH
static and wagon shed. by J o Pearson ol ~ ooo
% 3i-ave owner. -
ioG :, ona aj.ave y 81 corner alterations 70 a
,h,ee.s.ory brick and dwelling by 1e
Reformed Dutch Church of Harlem. 2--' "i- On
ave owner cT.....................
Madson.s, No a2j. Sc9mm~-si, aNeia,
tons 10 ;wo-sni-s- -haif-stoIy brick ana wooc on
hoel hv William " Walton. own"r. "r........:... CIV
Cnar bsrs-s. NJ l2.. alterations 20 a sN-story
bic, SIRE saesroons and manufactpry. by
William Ii1dsj0U. of 30 l1> Sth-aNe Bf"oh'Nh' 90
Long Island. oWncr. ~
Shave Nos 1853 alterations 10 ihTee-s'ofF 700
brick hotel. by Charles L~Nls owner. ........; '"
Waters No 2is Allegations :. sN-si"iN anu
attic brick lof@ BY Eugene Munseh 81 al 40 en-
No alterations were fled a. 'he niaroh ''h'e Hee
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une received al their Uptown Olice. 30 Lax l'oai
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prroRDED MORTGAGES.

r0ss Clara. to Edmnn9 conn n ......,. slsoo'
c,x,s,o oiuid;a 20 ne 1"I5 i5ds, q months 800
B-adhulsses.1ss md wife. to the Gerinahia .ie
r,srrance Co. n l""'h-s' low j. .... 1400
dsm-sve months -, ..,,er,r G months 800,
dd".' r,-och l. Roll same property, =. tso,
sams nrs skinner Really CO 10 Ir,,,arsve IrIo,
'e.o 9 llg,h-st. - II OF M"'"" 100
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year -. "a ,,if. ., Camilla Williams. IN,
Ioaes Son'i ",1ve 200 Il ~ 1I5d-st l'= ye"iS "'
s"",o,, A and wife 60 JGasoh : -, ,H..o,d
hhoM sv sn " corner southern hou'''"'" 200
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Lynu .o.hnr 14sth-st. 500 II "a N o 5O
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xa,es Lizzie i. Harriet 4ii''N' " ~ lOO(
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s,ms 70 Rudolph Onner. No Il West ll''n,s' eooC
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Williams Iohn r AMI wife % 9ieofse Ca cioot
and another. trustees, No - i'e"u' "
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