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SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-08-20

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aus Dem @eIebenttpurfe entfernt ipDrz
ben lei. 9tuD 6err Cooper tbetlte bas
benz ReprdIentantenbauIe nibt nit.
9as 8erbrefen ipuroe i'm gonferenSz
gOniite be9angen.
Der RraIioent Grant, pRlder oas
ieue 8eIeB am II. Sebrunr 1873 nn=
ter5ei6nete, bate audi feline N9nun9 upn
bent I'M gonferenSsgtusi6uB begangenen
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| itilnmt BOT erfldrte
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unter5etdnet bdtte, iuenn tbm befannt
9erueien tudre, baB ooour6 Der Sreis
prd9ung bes Silbers eia @nbe gema9t
iueroe.
Der RrGltDent ipuBte alio e6en 10
iUeni9 irte Die Mifglieoer beiDer Sdu1er
oes gOn9refes, luelcber 5aurfenItreit
be9an9en mar, als iie benz perbdugniB@
pollen @eiebentmurfe suftimmten.
Der Senat0r Sburman (9enDfrat)
erfldrte i'm Sebraar 1878 i'm 8unbes~
ienat;
nSd CLAUDE nidt, baB irgenb Sc
,.manb I'M Senat (pieaei9t elm gpmites
uMitglieb aus9enemmen) audi nur cine
nIbnung bapon bate, baB Die @ntre6s
,,tgng bes Silbers audi nur I'M gerin9=
| niten gef6rbert tuiir6e."
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Ifra9te am SO. Mdr5 1876 Inn Gennte:
nSft es tuabr, baB mir fetnen aneri@
fanii6en Dollar mebr baben?"
4 Senator glatiun (&epublifaner) iagte
am Is. Sebruar 1878:
| ,,@enn Die gebeime @ei9iGte bieIes
,,@eiebes oDn 1873 entbiillt tperbelt
,,lpir6, bann tpirb es flar iueroen, oaB
,,oer gpnsreB Die glbiid5t bate, Cob
,,unb Silber gu prGeen unO beibe Mes
,,talle auf bd8 BertbperbdltniB Ssrnnfz
.reid5s 5t ftellen -. aber baB biez
nies @eleb na9ber sefdli6t tuuroe."
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8eprdientantenbauie am Is. Sufi 1876 !:
nSd babe nOr mir ben amtli6ea 8e=
,,ri6t iiber Die 8orgdnge in oieIenr
oSaufe pur Der Innabme Der Wa6re=
,,sel. &ein Mann fam ben 8eridt
,leien, obne 5u Der ldeher5eugung Su gez
,lansen, baB Die NtaBre9el ilnb Die Slrt,
,tuie tie bur1 bas Saus gebrhft purbe,.
1 ,anf einen rieii9en 8etrn9 biaanslie=
i .fen."
4 sd oerIi6ere hierbur9, baB bieIe
,,MaBre9el niemaIs bic Billiging bie@
,,Ies 6auIes gefiinben bat ltn6 besbalb
,,au6 ni6t Die noralii3e &raft zines
4 ,@eiese8 befiBt.
Sfi@ter &elleD (Repnblifaner) Iaste
am 10. Mai 1879 I'M &eprdientantet
i bauie:
j SD mar BoriiBer bes gpntites, uon
,tuel9em Der @eiekenttpurf enipfoblen
,.uurbe. unb id) oerli9ere auf meine
/ n@bre, baB mir Ribts pon Dem @ur=
j rihla9e befannt mar, ben G5ilbersStanz
,,barb Dollar 5n beIettigen. @rIt is.
,1enate ipater erflibr idb Oapon"
j ggir baben bier 8enofraten nnb gaes
publifaner nDn nntionalem 8nfe aus
beioen 5duiern bes gonsreiies als 3el<
Igen bafiir aneefiihrt, baB Der @eieRents
fiuurf, fir ben iie Itiinntten, Die SSreiprdz
gnRg bes GilberouIlars nimt beieitigte,
lenbern nur beitimnlte, bdB Oieier Silz
laesrbIus a,tF Cseits Z
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-08-20

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bin, baB felt 1873, ais bas gilber ents
9elbet ipuroe, bielntal nte9r 5ilber ges
prd9t DnrSe, als borber in 80 sSabret,
9as 1T ritbti9, benefit a6er ttur, baB
oas Sllber ii6 erit re6t als ltnentbebr-
lid eriuies, na6oent nlat obne oaslelbe
ferti9 5ll luerOen iucbte.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-08-20
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0ttb1tr SelUatE.

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9olitiI1es 9laerlei.
,,2anter Generate, ubne Sruppen", 10
fennSei9net Serr 8rDan Die @Oloz
Demofratie. @T
~
esn Soma Itellten bic 9emofraten,
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&arteisruppen 5uiummenseiebtes 9idet
auf.
~
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ritt9. 9as glr9unleltt Der @ulblelte,
bab alle fortseidrittenen gtationen bic
r@ololpdbrung baben, triift alip in BEN
Sale ni6t Ill.
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Stem Sort pom 8alfon bes 8artboloi
6otels an 10000 in ber StraBe berz
iammelte 3ub6rer 9ebaltenen glnIpra9e
ben Sob 9iinfelbaften" tbre glnz
tuaBung, ipie fol9t: ,Sene bebaupten,
iie pertreten bas einSig ebrenuertbe
Clement Der IGgemein6eit. 2ebrt i9neu,
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seist, baB man Seoen bei6impft, Der
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babe, tueni9itens iit iie getpiB gang mn
baltbnr betreffs Der oempfratiI6en Seite,
no bas gerabe @e9entbell tuabr lit,
Die oemofratiiden Bolitifer ipurben
Opn Der 8arteilnaiie uninnft beiIeite ges
i6Oben unb Elm Manil gum SiiArer Der
8artei erbDben, all ben Die 8ra6tsie6er
nidt i'm &raume geoa9t bntten. Qld
bas Sauptparteiprin5ip rang ii6 aus
Der 8artei nah pben llnb oas lit Der
@runo OaB Die ,Oberen 8ebntauieno"
oer Starter jebt bic SARGE auffli6ren
niiiien, obne @efolgi9aft cine ei9ene
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lie9t GrDan's Champagne fait gang ii
ben Sdnpen bes 8plfes, tpd6renb pit
friiheren ,,8oiie" Dbnmd6ttg 5uieber
miiiien.
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ruff be8 5bernlan @elebes. @r pro
pbeseite, baB bic polIItdnbi9e gntrea
tuns beg 5ilbers fltrdtbare finanSietl,
giotb in oteiem 2anbe CUR 5olge habei
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beute? @r b6lt 9ieoen i'm 5taate ber
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8edbte NIT allen Mitteln entgeser
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SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-08-20

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Ippuliiten uno 5ilberrepublifaner ooris
9e 8o6e bereint Elm aus alien brei
8arteisrupper 5uiammen9eIebtes 9idei
auf.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-08-20
9olitiIdes 9(Qerlet.

,,2auter @enernle, ubne Sruppen", 10
tennSei9net Serr 8rDan Die @oloz
bempfratie.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-08-20

8as traurise, in tiefiter 9(rntutb
i6ma6tenbe @9Dpten bat Die @olbpdbs
riln9. 9as glr9unent Der @olbleute,
0aB ale fortseIfrittenen gtatienen bic
r@oloWdbrun9 baben, trifft alip in bem
Sale nidt 5li.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-08-20

= Cute Gdulibube fiir &iliber in
Gbe Gtber Shoe Gtore.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-08-20

..ss5tblnB allf 5eite 4,
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29
Vermonts Venerable Senator.

Montpelier. Vt, Oct. 2l.-Justin
S Morrill, Of Strafford was reelected
United States senator from Eerm ont
and 10 the joint assembly tomorrow
Afternoon Senator Norrill's election
will be formally made
The honor paid to Senator Morrill,
by his native state is an incident Of
more than usual interest When on
The 4'h of March next, he is formal
Iy inducted into the office which be
has filled fer thirty years he viii
commence 4 term which bids fair to
break all records of membership in
the national sepate. Mr.. Morrill, is
Sc years OF age.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29
Gro Nn f"r King Hanna.

Chicago. Ill. Oct. 21-A move
.nent is on foot among the Chicago
manufacturers and merchants to buy
Marcus A. Hanna a dear little crown
OF gold as soon as the Sd of Novem
Der has neon passed. 4 crown stem
ed mos. fitting and they ere going
TO get Que.
Although he is busted man. Nh
Haaua and bis advance agent spent
much time yesterday afternoon ia
jewelry shops in looking over differ
ent styles of crowns, and in trying
them on Mr. Haunas head There
seemed TO be d difference in the
views of those who examined the
stock
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29

A book on kidney trouble and It's
treatment will be mailed free 10 any
one who will write for if, addressing
the Buker Pill Co, Bangor Maine. or
patient NAV enclose 50 cents in Postal
Note or cash in registered letter;
and one box of Buker's Pills Will be
mailed together with the book, post
paid to the address given.
Buker's Kidney Pills j.. new and
marvellous remedy assisting nature TO
relieve clogged and diseased kidneys !;
will also relieve bladder diseases,
urinary troubles. backache aud little
aches and pains throughout the body.
Back ache and kidney-ache are very
often the same and these pills will re-
move the kidney trouble cure the
aching back, and purity the blood.
Safe in all cases
Being IL new discovery, Buker's
Kidney pills are not get on sale III all
drug stores. In enduring, ~be sure
YOU get Buker's (price J0cts) or ad-
dress Buker Pill Co, as above, and
mention this paper.
Southwestern trade supplied by
Never Bros, Drug CO.. st. Louis, Mo.
4G-5t
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29
A LONE ROBBER.

lie Succeeds ia Getting Few Dollars from
Kansas Depot Agent.
ENPoRIA. Ran. Oct. 24-The Santa
T, tepot at Saffordsville. seven miles
west OF here. was held up by masked
robber at three o'clock yesterday morn
ing, The robber appeared suddenly at
the ticket window and ordered Al Pat
ton. the night operator. to hold I'D his
hands. and when the latter turned his
gaze rested on the rnuzzle Of a big re-
vover. He complied with the request
and was relieved OF small amount
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29

Cleveland. O., Oct 22.-Joseph
Lupinek, 20 years old, student ut
the Western Reserve College, at
Hudson, o, who was assaulted and
robbed by footpads on East Madi
son avenue Monday night, died from
his injuries today. He regaiue d
consciousness long enough to state
that he was struck from behind with
a heavy club, but did not see his
assailants. The police have no clew
Young Lupinek' 5 parents live in this
city.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29
Baliara's Snow Liniment.

Mrs. Hamilton, Cambridge. His. SAYS:
had the rheuma.ism so bad could not
raise my hand to my head. Ballard 5
Snow Liniment has entirely cured ne.
take pleasure in informing nv neigh
bors and friends what it has done for me
Chas Handlev, clerk for Lay & LYMAN,
kewanee, H., advises US Snow Liniment
cured him OF rheumatism. Why not try
it: 1t will surely do YOU good. II cures
all inflammation. wounds. sores, cuts,
sprains, etc. Sold BY II L Tucker.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29

Doug Ryals and Mr.. Farris, two
Putnam county farmers, qusrreled
because the formers cattle broke in
to the la,ter's cornield Farris put
up Ryal's breecby stock, and shot the
owner when he went TO ge, them
Saturday. Ryals died Monday even
ing, ard learning of his death, Farris
went out and shot his cwn head IF
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29
CAsToRTA
-,
- .s.- II
s:.:.s ~ !. c.
sig.z.zgs/ - NLH+- e7e;7
{: cZ<ZII HLL<<<I T:a.Yss.

Albert White, father of Editor
Bob White OF the Mexican Ledger,
vas thrown from his wagon Wed
nesday while driving to Mexico from
his farm and seriously hurt. He
was thrown against telegraph pole.
1t is thought his injuries will prove
fatal.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29
Kansas Gold Demo.r,A

OTTAWA. Kan. Oct 24-The sound
money democrats OF Kansas opened
their campaign yesterday with an en-
thuSiast:e meeting in this city. The
Issues OF, the day were handled by Col
W Il Eossinrton. Of Topeka, AMI
nited States District Attorney ". c.
Perry, Of Fort Scott.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29

Dr.. John a Brooks. The well
known Christian minister. formerly
of Missouri, who WAS called to Lon
don, England, som-time ago writes
that he will return to Memphis,
Tenn about the last of mex. month.
This is on account of his failinp
10
health.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29

Pref. John r. Kirk. state superln-
tendent of public instruction. has
issued call TO the teachers of En-.
glish in the High Schools OF the
state for conference, to be held in
Sedalia on Friday and Saturday.
November s and Z.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29

Henry Tibbe, inventor Of and pat
entee Of the world famed cob pipe,
died at WashiDgtop. Wednesday II.
Mr, Iibbe began to manufacture Of
these pipes at Washington in 1878,
and now bis plaut turns ga, 25,00O
OF these pipes day. He aceumul-
lated large fortune
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29

81, JoSEPH. Mo-. Oct. at-ClauGe
Palmer. colored boy. employed al the
home OF County Clerk Nash, was sho.
by an unknown negro YESTERDAY morn
ing. The shooting occurred while the
unknown negro was passing along
MesSanie street. going east. The bull
let struck Palmer in the left side near
;ne heart, but he NAV recover.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29
SCcklel's arric3 Sa,ye.

The Best Salve IL the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, ,Chapped Hands, Chlblains
Corns, nd all Skin Eruptious, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. /
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Pric. IS cts per box
For sale by FL Tucker druggist
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29
Is Your Tongue

Coated, your throat dry, vour eyes
dull and inaarned and do you Ieei mean
generally when YOU get up in the morn
ing. Your liver and Kidne, are not
doing their work. Why don't you take
Parks Sure cure. II it does not make,
you feel better it costs YOU nothing
Sold oy ii. L Tucke,
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29
THIRD CONSTITUTIONAL AMENpMENr.

THIRD CoSsTIrUTIoNAL AMENDMENT.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION submitting to
the qualified voters OF the state OF Missouri
an amendment to the constitution thereof,
concerning education, free schools and school
ages.
he IL s'esoIred 1p tie Senate, tie House of
72epresen!aiipes conenryiug Merein:
That at general election to he held on the
Tuesday neXt following the first Monday in
November, 4 - lS9J, the following amend
ment to the constitution OF Missouri, concern
ing education, free schools AID school ages, 4,
shall be submitted to the qualified voters of
said state to-Wt:
SECTION / That section OF article Xl Of
the constitution OF the state be amended by
striking out the word ''siX' and inserting i'll
lien thereof the word nye'' so that said see
tion OF the constitution shall read rs follows
SECTION A general diffusion of knowl-
edge and intelligence being essential TO the
preservation of the rights and liberties of the
people. the general assembly shall establish
aud maintain tree public schools for the gra
tui,ous instruction of all persons in the state
between the ages of i've and twenty years
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29
Proposed Amendments to the Constitution Ct Missouri

amendment concerning the judicial depart
mrnt adopted al the general election OF 1884
BY mandamus, which snail be the limit OF such
experimenting control.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29

Always in season. Hopkins Steamed Hon
my (IIulIed Corn}. Elegant lunch in milk.
Quart can, 10cts
The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29
Missouri Pacific Railway Time Table.
X. G.. Pittsburg a. Gulf Tin Table.

Arrival aud departure OF trains at Moriand.
EOE1H B0LNp.
No Freigh. daily except sunday !2:Ig =. h'
So : Sat 1910 ~ III.
No Express daily ...,.--.-..... .... i-.-' p H.
SOUTH BOUND.
No EgpTess daily .-.-.. -.-...- ~ p III.
No Is Freight daily except Sunday 90 Il. III.
No = - 30 p III.
Remember this Ia the popular short line be-
tween Kansas City, Mo. and III ltsburs, Nan i,
joplin. NO Ne0sho, Mo, sulphur Springs,
Ark SLOAN springs, AK an the direct
route from the soatn TO - Louis. thlcsgo'
and points north and northeast AMI to Denver,
Ogden san Francisco. Portland and points
west and northwest. No expense has been
spared 10 make the Passenger equipment OF
this line second to none in the west. Travel
via the new line III G. ORR.
Gen't Pass Agt Kansas City, No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trlb-
"A received their Uptown otce. No. i2s2 Broad
way I'd door north OF 3lst- ST.. until o'clock M ad-
vertsemens received az the following branch offices
ave- O. e 23d-r 1862 6th-aye.. 18th ST. Macya
Cth-ave. and i!thst I42 Columbus ave near West
ST. 100 West 42d-st 9th ave. OF East i4thst: 25I
West !2a-., between 7th and sth i59 East 9Th
st.: 33s 50 ave. between roth and nth iO2G 3D.
ave. near eis.st: los is-ays near seth-st; $50 I'd
ave: 1909 3da % Amsterdam ave. 4t2 West 42d-st
70: aa; a., near c., IA ao E.ss
1853 eth-sve Al the Herem oahces: :osi sdaye. near
113th-st.: 100 East 121th-st 3d-ave. West
2sh-st bet. 7th ana 9Th ayes. go West i&5h-ss Al
the Brooklyn omces Se7 Fultonst 10 Fulton-st: as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12
TO STUDY THE HEAVENS IN MEXICO
THE LOWELL OBSERVATORY TO GO SOUTH FROM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ASTRONOMi-
CAL WORK

CAL WORK.
Flagstaff, Ariz, Nov 1.-THE Lowell Astronomi-
cal Observatory, which was established here III
1894 for the study of planets especially Mars Is In
process Of removal to the City OF Mexico Inc
lenses OF the great telescope have been removed
and the machine Is being taken down to be shipped
In few days. The object in going south is 10
secure good views during the winter months ana
the experts who have studied the question say
this can be obtained In the Mexican plateau when
lies within the tropics and has an elevation OF
about 5000 feet the sea level
The observatory was in active operation here
during 1894 and 1896 and many hundreds OF fine
drawings made of Mars. the results show
ing that our neighboring planet Is covered with
an extensive system of canals. arranged In ar
tiical manner, as II the work Of intelligent beings
These researches wero made by Professors Lowell
Pickering and Douglas and have attained world
wide fame Professor Lowells discoveries Induced
him TO order a new 24-inch telescope from Avian
Clark & Sons. with view or prosecuting thsse
studies still further. Tho new telescope has been
In use since August. 1896. and many new discoV-
cries have been made. The work has been CEN
tired upon the planets and southern stars Pro
fessors Lowell and Douglas have continued 'ne a
observations Of Mars while Professor a 0S Vens
during the daytime In the clear ar OF the al,
ternoon these planets have sno%n heem able
not merely to make maps OF their surfaces. Du, 10
prove conclusvey that the bodies rotate only once once
face Of the planet u.s. therefore turned toward the
run and heated to an immense temperature. wniie
the other is wrapped In everlasting night me
markings down by Lowell have settled V the Gt
had been partially studied by schiapareili some
years ago. . 49, m,
probable atmosphere. while Venus has an aoun-
dance Of It, but for some reason, she possesses
oniy few clouds. Drawings OF her markings
have been forwarded to the Royal Astronomicai
Society in London. DR.. T. j. See and MI. logs
hajl have used the new telescope on the southern
double stars and It IL announced that since August
i they have discovered fifty new stellar systems,
observators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

CAvANNAH LINE Tri-weckIy from Pier 81. NJ r.
- tnew) Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays r. ~.
for Savannah direct.
Kansas CITY IA City OF Augusta. Nov 81
Tallahassee Nov. II Kansas City. ......Nov -
iineurpassed cabin accommodations Connecting with
rail lines for all points South and Southwest For tickets
apply ut 26i 3l7. 353 3S Broadway
q '"' ''e' '' - a. NJ soRREL Manages,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The sale by D. Phoenix Ingraham GO. AZ '"e
Broadway Real Estate Salesroom. on ThursoaS'
November 49, OF the estate of Susan B. waro' ue-
ceased Of vacant properties In Kingsbridge noao'
One-hundred- "A nd-sixty ninth. One-hundred-a"u'
SEVENTEEN and One-hundred d-seventy-frst sts.'
Fort Washington and Haven aves.. Bou'e'aro'
Lafayette and the Hudson River. Is attracting the
greatest Interest among builders. spectators ana
investors since the Jumel sale. There are 1873 lots
to be sold. and. from the demand for maps. the
number Of which supplied has already exceeded
200. the attendance promises to be one o. IN, tne
largest in the history Of the aucton-rooms IN this
city.
At the Broadway Real Estate salesroom yester-
l3 East One-hundred -and-tw elfth-st, a hve-story
brick fiat. lot isxlO9 II. to the plaintiff Louise New
bouer for $1,000.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
o2s Ms si w sS q q q smith Ihave s'xioo''
ois ere ys a,,Sus sn Of rafs s =. Villain
Tintcn-ave W s. 10, So map Of East Morfsanla,
:!Sxoo ANTHONY, Mcowen and WIFE to Michael
Hoe ,e''y and i sis # Of is1;h q; s.iio:
5ShS HSs sHS VIE Ami: s;;
.\ddie La Costa and another to Samuel A oo
seth st. s. Ga II Of Madison ave. sisioos:
Edward Fitzpatrick and wife to Frederic de
wne slas Hssa and ~ . corner IL.
Matte N ' sna st. sno ,sr
%
's Schiller nHna 70 ; aSs b SSa rs~
s@srmsn,as 10 4 q ,1sa,.t. S 5g:
% Elizabeth 4 Higgins. !
Isss o2 2 # :, Avs%.' b. s2T,o2a
Frederick Potter and another trustees 1850
sth.st. No %s'; Sebastian Iauterbach ., al to
s,h st. 80 .a,s , Annie Naiy OF a. to sebastian
fexis-. no oo Henry Maciona. to o..
Lewis st. :. is II Of stanton st. 31iioo; 49,
Sh 81 N rsfsrss to Ei. hsss .. a.
~ Annie Nally ......:.:.:......,:::.:..:.
'c estsna Da4d.,au. Of Christina s bs4 an
r1o i io.a It Of s.ih.. and go II OF Am
serdnm-ave. runs e 2'x45: Charles Deson
,lss aaVn' s. 5ds ef Il Of Yves, End is1ioe2
,, ION" co.cy . and VII; 70 Albert j;
osin,.t No siS East; Clara Hrsc;h to Ernesiina -
o,,hasi :: i2s I, v q "a aye ?Ssiooii: 80 ,oo
2ah" anu 2 'is Il cf Peasant Tsss" ave Gsx ~
' Sc % s'S Ns. t. ja%. c%pS to 100
,I = nc, Il Cato y, -; ,,,t.";ss:
sosSisssso Edmund c1an and 1n 's sifs to Mary
i.,,h-si = 224 II Of boulevard isoxoo;
John G II L1endahl and wife to Isabel. 4
aI IT, 81 ~ 1:oIS {, e Wii'ave. losaioo:
s s ,'G ,ss M e M y 5000
x3o. 10: Emeline 4 Kemp Mary Hynes... 80
i3Ith-st go. 10 n q. Willis ave. iGSxiiO:
John J Pollock and wife Sanford Gowdey.. 10 800
ieorre stolz and wife to Dora paul .......e 1900
l3?th-st 20 II ~ Wills ave. 50xlOo:
Everett II Moulton 10 Henry Muller ...........
i5ItI- II 300 n Of fourtlandt ave. SOxlOO:
George Stolz and wife Hermann Paul and
Alfred Hall ei A. executors. to Charles Hoh 1000
io6; Hermann Paul and VIE to George s,oi, $500
nos. John Dalton and VIE to John Van claim 5000
1atl1r ave. = lot 40 map belmont Village.
lnpsior: John Van Claim ~ John Dalton. 5000
Troy - Siiney-~t. i54x27ixicf. sx2NO6:
Henry " law and wife 10 Daniel Lewis.
.fcNerSpn-sve n ~ ~ ~ Il ave 25sIOn:
Land Germany a 81 Edcnwaid to William Walk
and another 400
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