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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-03
FELL WAY DOWN ON FUSION
And Not Only Faned But Now Blame Each
Other for it.


Other for IL.
Pawnee, O. T., Sept. 2.oSpecial.)-
Some four weeks ago the Democra tic
and Populist county central commit
tees met together and agreed upon fu-
sion for this county. and a division of
the offices, the Democrats to take treas
urer. county attorney, sheriff and pro-
bate judge The POpulists had already
called their county convention for Aug.
IL. Under the agreement the county
central committee adjourned the Popu-
list convention to Aug. 20, and the Demo
cratic county convention was called for
that date, and also free silver conven-
ton, which was supposed to absorb
both the Democratic and Republicans.
On Aug. IL the Populists met in con-
vention, the whole county being rep
resented except three precincts They
organized and appointed committees,
and when they came to the nominal
ton Of officers adjourned to Sept. Is
without any nominations. On. Aug.
% the Democrats met in convention,
and both parties refused to abide by the
agreement made by their county central
committees. The Democrats wanted
county clerk, in addition to the other
Offices The Populists refused to agree
to this, and the Populist county conven-
ton again adjourned to Sept Is, to
meet with the rest Of the Populist dele-
gates and nominate a straight Populist
ticket. The Democrats proceeded to or
ganize. and nominated five officers,
when they adjourned sine die. The
following officers were placed in nomina-
ton by the Democratic convention: For
county clerk. George w. Weems; treas
urer. A. H. Ragby; county attorney, c.
A Houston; sheriff, NJ. +. Lake; probate
judge, j. p. Neal. After appointing
a county central committee, the Demo-
cratic county convention adjourned,
begging. hoping and praying for fusion.
A great many Democrats went home
mad and swearing vengeance because a
ticket was not nominated. A great
many Populfsts went home mad and
swearing vengeance because the Popu.
list convention failed to fuse with the
Democrats. Everything is looking
bright for the Republicans, and the out.
look now is that every man on the ticket
viii he elected by good, safe majority.
At any rate, Pawnee county will cast a
big majority for Dennis Flynn. He nav-
ing received GIL votes two years ago.
and viii almost double that number this
year.
Pawnee, o. T., Sept. 2-(Special)-
The NJ e. Cchurch has been holding q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-03
WATTERSON THINKS HIMSELF
SAFE,

HOODS Sarsaparilla rests the brain.
It gives nerve strength and body health.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-03

men generally do not
care to be athletic to
such a degree, but most
women desire physi-
cal strength, power
and energy.
Too thin women and
over-stout women, are
both out of condi-
tom" they both lack
the best sort of physi-
cal development. If
their digestive and as
'sinlilstive functions
were perfert Tho %t,;,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-03

But He Declares That He Won't Have Any
thing to do with People Who Have
Kicked mp Such Rows About the Chin ese
Cheap Laborer as the Californians Have
Compares the CoolIe With the Paddy.
Visits BROOKLYN and Gets More of the
Great American Stare.
The sun., 1896-10-25
NO SHOW At THE GAIETY.
Police Called Ia to QurlI 81 Turmoil Over
the Encels or Compnny's Trunks.

Police Called Ia to QurlI Turmoil Over
the Excels or Compnny's Trunks.
Ed F. Rush's company. which has been giving
q show called Excelsior" at the Gaiety
Theatre. had been, In the parlance OF the Ten
derloin, up against q frost" for week. Last
night there was a settlement between Mr.. Rush
and II. w. Becker. manager of the theatre.
Mr.. Becker wanted to deduct Sl6 from Rush's
share. but Rush. instead Of giving 10 the money
went on the stage and announced that the cur
tain would be rung down. The audience left
the theatre. some Of them getting their money
back at the box Office and others accepting
tickets for q show which will be given there
next week.
When Mr.. Rush attem pied to take his scenery
away Manager Becker objected He said that
no property could leave the house until the SIG
was paid. and then there was war. The women
of the company yelled for their trunks and the
men threatened to wipe up the stage with
Becker.
Manager Becker thought n riot was immi-
nent He jumped into cab. and driN ng
around to the West Thirtieth street station. he
demanded protection. He said that tt. MEN,
bers OF the Excelsior company were pulling his
house to pieces. Two Policemen were sent to
the theatre. and finally Becker allowed tho
members OF the company to take away their
trunks. He refused to release the scenery.
however.
The sun., 1896-10-25
1Wo cnNrs oFr TIE tx K1rE.
Mayor Strong Chucklea Over IL as If II
Were rs.

The Indications from the provisional budgee
are that the tax rate next year will be abou1
S2.12 on ea-h Sl00 of assessed valuation. in.
gate of tho budget will be about S45. 500. 0oo a
reduction below last years figures of about
81 900. 900. The general fund for the reduc
tion of taxes Will be S3.500. coo next year. in
stead of SCI 1000 last year, and the net
amount to be raised by taxation will be close
to S42. .oo0. 900.
YES" said Mayor Strong yesterday. rubbing
his hands. 'our budget for 1897 will be less than
it was for this year. am bound to s,e to it
that the boys keep down their departmental ex-
penses to the lowest penny. | cannot blama,
the boys for coming here aud trying TO get all
they ran-that idea seems 10 have hren the
e,thics OF city e vernment for many years back.
be conducted by tho heads OF departments as
rcd lomically us tney would conduct their pri-
vate businesses or enterprises. and q head Of
depia tmcnt who cannot conduct his DEPART
menr within the sum allowed MIN will have
10 get out 1t seems 10 me that the only way
to cont 'uct any business Is to conduct IL prop
erly WI 'hln the means ut hand. Wher my
mills cui ne to me with their estimates and bal
ance shea Is | know at n glance Just how much
within small margin. at least--it will cost
to Iun ca CHI for the next year. That's tho
principle | want introd uced into our local at-
fairs | thu nix IL 'an he done. and am going
TO have it a one. The only department tnnt
asks for a luf ge increase now is the Police de-
partment. 1t. force l, 10 be Increased. everAl
nominal increaA 'cs appeer IN oi her departments,
but you mus, ! enember thai New York is a
growing ci,y. IA ii our expenses ircrehse with
tie oth her things Property values are greater,
the cost of tuhi grare OF this property Is
great and neccssA rily the budget would under
ordinary circumstA nces, be larger year after
The sun., 1896-10-25
THE UNKA oTN NORTH.
Facts About Hither, 20 Une xpiored Regios
In British America.
from the Mfnnsa, oils Journal


WIHNEPEG. Manitoba. 90 t. 20.-J. B.Tyrcll Of
the Dnnlnion Geological uryey Department.
has returned troui the unkh own North, whrre
hs has Srem & sh 'T; i he se; sr q,
Grand Rap,ds he. with Ind, Nh, guides, pro-
cerded to Norway House. and descended the
Nelson RIVER 100 milea to Pin, RIVER which
they .sctnded TO ths Wolf River. Al tins ter;
bv white men; Reaching tho Nelson. they
again descended IL for about seyenl y-tive miles.
and followed the Burntwood TO u n mote Hud-
son Bay Company post
TyrrIl. us not wilderness of rocks x lch aS ics
10 the east OF here ana has been deA 'ribed by
many of he men who have pretended TO have
@oHnSG HhoGTtsagS cnnn OF the reglon. fond well
prairie; u soil OF rich clay loan. with ch $ sub
soil Gren, stretches that were n few yea ago
heavily tmbered with spruce have frl ths
deadly dead, enes,s 9i M hre and are now black enca
There are large areas OF rich. Guilty., bio
lands west OF the Nelson. and, though wi,ea is
not grown, simply lecau>e Il would be or %
in thegardens Of the Hudson Bay Co n pany post '
and prove hardy. Large stretches nf Irair.e a %
occur, ana J. have rtood on the banks OF tho
Burntwood River and gazea on Just such rich
stretches as might have been seer Ciihcr on the
Saskaichewa or Assinibolne- land that Will be
good Tor agricultural purposes and excellent tor
STOCK raising some time. though now 1t is prac.
tlcnlly Inaccessible.
AN This country Ii but q continuation NJ
the hca River Valley. II Is all the drpu~it OF =
Errht. lake. OF which lake Winnipeg IL tho
rhrhhkeii representative. which stretched from
nihh mountains ON the west and from Grand
horRS on the south to point further north
than was reached This trip
Except Tor the climate. that great country
He'd River Valley"
The sun., 1896-10-25
FREE TO EVERY MAN.
THE METHOD OF GREAT TREAT.
MENT
WHICH CURED HIM AFTER EVERY
THING ELSE FAILED.

Painful diseAses are bad enorgh. hut when a
man 10 slowly wasting away with nervous weak
meas, the men tai tOrehodings are ten times
worse than The most severe pain. There is no
let up to the mental suffering day or night.
Sleep is almost impossible and under SUCH u
htrhin men are scarcely reSlUn>ible FOR what
thoJ hn. For years the writer rolled ami tossed
on Inc troubled sea uf sexual weakness until 1t
was a question whether he had not better take a
duse or poison and thus end AL Ills troubles
But providentES n.pirutiOn came To his aid In
the shape or II combination OF medicines hat
not on!y completely restored the general health.
but enlarged his weak, emaciated parts to
natural size and vigor, and he now declares
that any man who will take tho lrou ole 10 send
his name an address may have the method Of
this ,Dnderful treatment free. Now when
say Tree ! mean absolutely without cost, be-
cause l want every weakened man to get tho
beneht OF my experience.
am MOI philanthropist nor do pose as an
enthusiast: but there are thousands OF men
9unering ne mental tortures OF weakened man
hood wh1 would be cured at once couh they but
get such "a remedy the one that cnred me.
Eo not Try to study out how can afford To pay
the Few pos,aRe stamps necessary 10 mail the
i1 formation, but send for it, and learn that
there are few things on earth that although
th.w cost nothing TO get they are worth 9
fortune TO some men and mean lifetime OF
haPpinesS TO most OF us. Write TO Thomas
Slaocr, box III. Kalamazoo. Mich, and the in
forniA tion VIII DO mailed In plain sealed On
yelopA-Adp.
The sun., 1896-10-25
ETR URI.I DIDN'T DOCK,
stayed at Quarantine TO Avoid the Crush
of Bonts-Father Kearnry Arrives.

stayed at Quarantine TO Avoid the Crush
of Boats-Father Kearnry Arrives.
Among the passengers who arrived last night
on the Cunarder Etruria was the Rev. John F.
Kearney OF ST Patrick's Cathedral. who has
been abroad four months. Father KearDey was
met at Quarantine by Father Murphy and a
number OF friends and brought to tho city on
the tug Jason. Father Kearuey will take pu RI
In lie anniversary mass at ST. Patrick'A to-day
The Etruria was ordered by the agents, Yer
non ii. Brown d Co.. To remain anchored off
Quarantine over might. aS II WAS fearet that II
an attempt was maze 10 dock her during the
marine parade in the North River an accident
might happen,
Among the other passengers on the Etruria
were +. Bronson Colemun, j. Sergeant Cram
A. Butler Duncan. bradley Martin .Ir,, Mrs'
EX Norton, and bishup Phelah.
The Etruria wa about ten hours behind her
usual time The delay WAS due partially to the
violent gale which WAS encountered Just after
the vessel lelt Queenstown. and which SO de-
layed her that she logged only $40 miles Tor Tie
twenty-four hours from noon OF sunday until
noon Monday. ON the morning of the I'D the
mach hinery became disArrapged, and il was
found necessary To stop the engines for about
nye hours 10 make repairs.
The sun., 1896-10-25
CAPT WALBRIpGE Nv DANGER.
Lnfarette's Football Leader Suffering from
Appendicitis.

Appendicitis.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.-George w. Wal.
bridge, captain OF the Lafayette College foot
ball eleven. was taken TO the German Hospital
this afternoon suffering from an acute attack
OF appendicitis. He is in serious condition. and
to- o-morrow morning operation for the removal
OF tho vcrmiform appendix will be performed
upon him by DR.. Deaver. assisted by the hospital
surgeon. Although WalbrIdge's case is critical.
the physicians look for his recovery, barring
unforeseen circumstances incident to the
operation.
Walbridge. who is 81 years old and resides at
Mansfield, Pa. was taken III with what he
supposed to be cramps on Thursday night
at Easton. Yesterday. he became worse,
but anxious was he to participate in
the game to-day against PENNSYLVANIA
that he accompanied his team to Philade phia
His cond tion steadily grew worse. however
and he WAS finally compelled by the other mem.
hers OF he team 70 go to bed Mt the Hotel Hann-
over. Drs. Radcliffe ard Niesly were summon
ed md they in turn called in DIR. Draver a
sJeriaiist. and the consultation revealed an
acute attack of appendicitis.
The sun., 1896-10-25
lyman, "N0. T." DUE HERE.

Said to h. tho Saaie, Which VIII
Arrive To-day Tomorrow.
7. j. p lyman. the alleged No. l" Of tho
Phoenix Park tragedy. is expected to arrive
here to-day or tomorrow on the steamer SaAle
OF the North German Lloyd line.
According to the cable dispatches and a tel
eGrain he sent his wife after he was released. he
sailed from CherbourR. France. on Saturday,
the l1th inst.
lyman is the third to be releaaed of the four
men who were arrested simultaneous in Eu-
CONSPIRACY. Kearney and Ha,nes arrived here
a week ago.
Edward j. Ivory. the young saloon keeper OF
Harlem. Is ST in the grasp of the English au-
thorittes and they are trying hard to have him
punished.
The sun., 1896-10-25
FORMER CLERGFMAx ARRESTED.
Mr. Hesiop Accused of swiadling tho Rev.
Eliot White.


Robert c. Hesiop, former minister of the
Church of England. who has been a year in
this country. was arraigned in Jefferson Mar
ket Court yesterday, charged with obhsining
money BY trick and device. The compla nant.
the Rev. Eliot White, assistant rector of
Grace Chapel, Broadway and Tenth street,
said that lieslop called on him last June. He
represented that his wife WAS i'll, and chat he
on two subsequent occasions IL total Of S25.
Not paying promptly, Mr.. Whire asked for sc.
curity. and HeslOp gave him note ON the
New York Life Insurance Company. by which
he claimed to be employed. lie requested that
the note shuuli not be presented for payment
for some time.
Mr. White said that he waited until Oct. 10,
when he sent in the note. 1t was returned
with this endorsement:
''R. g. Heslop, signer of this draft is an i'm
postOr. He has no account with tho New
York Life Insurance Company. and never has
he'd. X. &. DICKSON, ASHER"
Mr.. White then procured u warrant for Hes
lon. The latter admitted receiving the money,
but said that he meant TO pay il buck Magis-
trate wentworth continued tae hearing until
tomorrow.
The sun., 1896-10-25
Lawyer Van vorkeubursh Gives Ball

Lawyer Philip Van Voikenburgh OF sos Fifth
avenue. for whose arrest n bench warrant was
issued on Friday surrendered himself yesterday
at the District Attorneys office. and was re-
leased on $500 hail. Lawyer Van Vnlkenburvh
wa, indicted for ns-auting the elevator man In
the building ut POI Broadway. which Is owned
by Ehridge 4. Gerry. When the aSsnuli case
was called for, trial the lawyer didn't appear.
ana hi bond forfeited. Comm6dore
Gerry asked on Friday that he be rearrestcd
and brought TO trlai
The sun., 1896-10-25
NAY BE THE FLUSHING THEE
Henry Rappeiyea, n Negro. Captured In
This CITY.

Henry Rappelyea, n Negro. Captured In
This city.
The police of Long Island City have since last
summer been endeavoring to capture Henry
RappRlyea. negro burglar. According TO the
police the prisoner worked in conjunction with
o white woman. q cook. In rohbing houses.
The woman would gain employment in the
house TO be erubbed. and AT night. wheI she went
to bed would leave one Of the en- RANGES 10 the
bou-r open. A couple of hours aftrrward Rap
pelyea AMI his confederate, would loot the
place OF all its silvetwnre. &c.
Chief William Methyen OF Flushing accuses
Rappelyea OF eight such robbrres. Detectives
Walsh aud Cahd-ll caught the fugitive vester-
q az and locked him up In the West Thirtieth
O. Teet police station. whence Le was taken to
Il e jail at Flushing He CAV. his address as
1917 West Thrtv-hflh street.
The sun., 1896-10-25
Train wreeLers Fire on a Tr.,,.

LA CROSSE. Wis, Oct. a4-An attempt to
wreck passenger train on the Chicago, Mil
waukee aud st. Paul Railroad near Mauston
Was made this morning at 8 O'Clock The en-.
TRACK, nut could not stop. He put OH increased
speed anu dashed through the Obstruction ami
The sun., 1896-10-25
Reai Eutat. Private Sales.

AT private contract ". f. and C. II. Smith have sod
for John Van p"lstn the two urstory brck fats.
x51NHx each, the east Side 81. AIMS avenue,
goo feet north of l+V strcrt for about s5OUuO FOR
William II. Oliver. a plot 67xl q on III" east aide of
Wrb>ter avenue 20 feet north OF l1id street. for
about 6l0.00D. and 1887 Washington avenue Two
story frame dwelling. lot 5Oxl60. for about $4,000.
The sun., 1896-10-25
SPARKS FROM THE 1ELEGRApH.

Philip Kehrer Of Albany. aged so years was struck
and Instantly killed yestrrua by Troy motor
he was passing under the New forE Central viad .ct
on broadway on his bicycle kehrer returning
to Albany from visit to Troy.
Edward Hugason. in tho Supreme Court in Albany
yesterday. was found guilty OF murder In the first
degree or killing Nie on the night OF June e2 at
lodge on tue country place. near Albany, OF Charles
Hinckel. tue brewer. by whom he employed
coachmnn.
The sun., 1896-10-25
JOJIIHGS AROUr TOWN.

The poiicn found siX.weels old Infant Yesterday
on o." doors ep OF III" residence of AmZi L. Rurbrr at
Sil Farm avenue 1t was sent to Bellevue Hospital.
~" Snrrln as taNen charge OF the plnce OF
bu,incss OF Bunbrrg Glass, wh0l sac dra ers n
clothing at ~ bonu Sirr,t, rxrVutlO for So Oa1
IN OF y, itutkoT. Tue oronrr mas also r. ceiyrI
writ OF replcvn from Epstein IJr ~. for Spiu
The sun., 1896-10-25
swed,sh Hospital Fair In nrook,,p

r. Dahlander, general manager, announces
that fair VIII be held in Universal Hdl
washing on street, Brooklyn, Nov u 10 ~,
nns Toisct eenE T. raise funds for the estaht.h.
9lnce Of the management iS OF 37l Fulton str ssL
Brooklyn. '''Nf3'S'
The sun., 1896-10-25
Coma. AItemus a Go. Sound.

PHILADELrHIA. Oct. 24.-John Low Dor Welsh,
assignee for the extensive dry goods commis.
sion firm of Coffin. Altemus Il Co. of this CITY.
which failed several weeks ago. to-day issued a
statement to the creditors The stat tement show
ties. II T. expected that within thirty days a
material dividend will be paid TO creditors. The
assignee place the assets at u l.926.060 aud the
liabilities at u, ,474, ,356. 'S
The sun., 1896-10-25


Bliss Clare. to Edmund Conn. lasth ST.
100 Sth ay. II os. os.........,.;....: .,..:"...
CayinAto. Guiditta. to Union Granite Co.. es
Br dhurst av. .Tgn lt2d ct. 9 mos IL.
Fisher, ChAs. and wife 10 the Gprmania Life
Ins Co. Tooth ut. 1909 Amsterdam av, o
same @ to EnocI Bell. same prop mos.
JacoU a skinner Really Co to Frederick g
Potter. n s J lDth &, p5 Manhattanay, yr
Jones John W. and VIII. 10 nniil'a Williams.
KMo. ySs !nson. az Va zoo ia st. yyrsid
Freedman a. II W cor Southern boulevard,
Lynch. Patrick' ii, and wife to Andrew 4
Bibhey AMI ano, as l.7th st. 900 Grand
Boulevard. demand 90, ..,.......,:.....,....
Same to Henrietta Warner. SIS l4sth 81. $50
~ Grand boulevard. del'an ..-.,,:,. ,.....,,.
Lockwood. FrAnS T., and wife 10 Abnrr X
Durham and wife. Anthony av, 10 4s
LesIs M "aisS i. 10 Caroline 4 Ptou, W Mui.
berry st l23 n Bay rd st. D yrs .;.,.:-.. =.
Leyison. isldor and WI. TO Dora LeVison.
oR.iiy. cS,Ssplne % M y, to John Tyr.li and
Eli1absth Tyrell. livth st. 1918 W 9TH
rice. Nsili... L; Thomas i drrssern, esMi1;
ford p! lots 74o and 'iU' map Vyse estate .
same O. ssd ward Land imp't Co, ,ame prop.
scaoppcr. henry. to simon Habfrman, Sw
UsckeDnan. VIM. and VIE TO Rudolph on.
sams me 70 Rudolph oGnsr, 'i2 West li5tb St,
same to Rosa Brock. il West 18th st. i yr...
vii LAnA. John T. and wife to Geo Chisolm
and AIo. trus, 32 RaAde st, yr...............
RECORDED LEASES.
Frsxisr, Thomas. to Jacob We.sG . W cor
Amsterdam av and iosd 81, yrs Snooh ~
Haas tSank, TO solomon RoniG and Sno. iss
and lt@ kttorney u, 9yrs...' .'''.'...''
The sun., 1896-10-25
where Ye.,.rdny,. Fire. Were.

A. A.M.-l:;sa0. 2sb Bow"ry, Helm Brothers, dam
age: $50. 2ss Bcwsry Joseph Ageo, damage slight:
IO;I5. 500 Ninth aNunuc, George Becker damage
5000
r. M.l2:aI. J7aO Third avenue. John Martin. dam
age trining
The sun., 1896-10-25

Will um Roberts. 70 years old. of Z Madison
avenue, went to Bellevue Hospital last night.
accompanied by friend TO be treated for a
bnllet W pund. The wound was on the left side
sof the h,Pd. st above the ear.
He sail that he had shot h M elf acc Id enta ally,
that the BULLET had been removed, and that he
had com . To the hospital merely to have tho
wound d dfesseE. Roberts was sent to Ward 3.
The sun., 1896-10-25
E FmNrs FINE aaNrrURE
WHAT MAKES ARTISTIC HOuSEFUaHISHIye ?

Beautiful pieces such as fill our
showrooms from ground floor TO
root. But that is not all.
They must be given a back
ground OF rooms agreeable in di-
mension', p cas- nt,y lighted, with
walls that harmonic with anl re-
lieve the fittings. Nor ov T., the
tittlnIs themselves mus, be ar
ranged to sat sly one sense of
color and form. and to show the
especial character of each room
and its occupant
Our work, as decorators, ia to
overcome defects and to turn
ouseiurn;shing for our clients
into fine art.
"eur OF THE MAKER"
GEO. C.FLINT Co.
as. +5AHo 47wEsr 2s.sr
NEAR BROADWAY
CAeross; ls4Ano Ise WEST isgsraesr
The sun., 1896-10-25
Real Estate Transfers.


slth st. SIS. so g ist av, loOx74; John J. Rad.
ESD st. n g. SlO.J " Columbus av. l6.gxlOO5;
Harriet Tiltcn To Lizzie Suyes. 300. 80. /
1924 ST, 1876 East: lsidor Levisun and wife to
llpth 81. II 8. Us Q Manhattan Rv. Tbx20l.lO:
Eugene Porter and wife TO Jarob Skin.
Ciarem n, av IS 5i5 n l22i st. i4x-xiIr
105; Emma Bali to sheldon W Ball ....... ]
18TH 1T. II \. 60+2 e WINS av, 10 SxlOO:
Stephen O'Brcn. Ir. TO Mar OBren 80.
Mlnf0rd place. e H. lots 10 AMI III, mnp sec
c, Vy>c state: 23d Ward Land lmproremt
Co to ode Rre....... .... ......... E. o.. l0
Lots aud =, map La onia PARK; Charles
SGr rtO Jos DI Stirknry.. -. 80.
r. osprct av. n cor 18th nv or st, 30Xl 81
PAtK rrra,y an W fe O WIN y German o.. g
81 ay, W 5, 30 iHtd ST. 90; Geo W Allen
I'd aS, VS. oonel, st, 25Iii75Ia6kli5;
krads t. ssi Geo FlsKe ct al 10 John i WI.
Lot" s ~. e0 IS to 79. map l. Hafi; X66e ~
Wiie to N y. New Haven ami iart ord r
IsS,h q. eco west; Edward oBrlcn ref, to
Rroo; av. ot5 and 64i; Sanford il Sitter to
Joseph o Thompson. .............,.;,....
l25th II, 81 . East: Maria Kill ne and ano
TO Margaret kilcoyne. ...,.:.. -..............
Lots tos. plot TO- map Pelham Park; Mar.
Haven and Hartford X Co. -. .,.....,....
l4sth st, g s. 800 Grand boulevard, 60x
g9li; Andrew Bibbey ct al to Park
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
@Olncnr Snh,cit.

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ton @Ourt SOuIe, SbiO, lno Serr s..
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AUDI Dor so SNbren ais Sralt5eu9en
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