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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25

east Claiborne avenue, Sunday after
noon at > o'clock The services wer =
conducted by Rev. w. ID. Smith, rector
of ST. Peters Episcopal Chul ch. and the
interment was in Elmwood Cemetery.
The following we're pall-bearcrs: Mesa:s.
K. G. White. II, l.. Worthington X. Il.
Allen, G. G. Lee. w. w Wilson. and H..
r. D0zicr. y large number .! rcla tives
and fricnda of the deceased We're in at
tendance upon the obseuurs.
The Cheerful Workers of Trinity NJ.
T.. Church Will give an entertainments
tonight at = o'clock. when it Is said
some of Norfolk's best talent Will be
present i'm an excellent programme.
Miss Margaret Baylor. of Client. has
been visiting Miss Maggie w. Miller,
OF 305 North Mlltby avenue.
The pounding and lecture at Mcken-
drce yesterday evening drew y full
house. The pounding was jus. grand
ms large as any ever given al MCken-
drce. At clock Rev. j. w. Moore, of
Queen Street Church. gave an able and
Interesting lecture on George Washing
ton. The .rwOrth League choir render
cd two sweet anthems. aud Miss Susie
Russell a fine solo. Much cred: is due
the League and the Choir for the excel
lent success of the occasion.
some boys entered u vacant house
on East Corprew avenue. near Sheldon
avenue, sunday morning and made Il fire
on IN" hearth. on leaving they sup
posed the lire was out. but in q few min
uteS 1t had ignited. when TWO men hap
peh.d 10 b" Passing and cNtinguished
the iiimes. The damages are said 10 be
about $50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25
Death OF Maryland S,a,e scu,,ou

annapolis, Md. Feb. Estate Sena
tor John James Brook Bond ar caI,.n,.,
county, died at the home of his sister
MIS-. Harry Thorn. i'm this city. Tonight
vi pneumonia. He was 81 years old ana
was lifelong Democrat When the
war broke out Mr.. Bond went South
ana fought on the Confederate side
.nrous nout the conflict. BY the death
senator Bond neither party has Il
constitutional majority i'm mo ,nnar
mousse of tho LegislNture-the vote
stahding IL Democrats to IL Republi-
cans. President Bruce Will immediateIy
issue warrant to the Sheriff of Calvert
county for an election to choose a sue
eessor to MI Bond.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25
PROPOSALS..

p ROPOSALS FOR coal. FOR TIE II
:. NAVY. February nth. lS9G-Sealed
proposals endorsed proposals for coal
Tor The |. :. Navy. to hr opened March
J. lNE; will be received ut the bureau Of
supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart-
tnrnI. WASHINGTON. -. C.. until II o'clock
noon, March :, 1896. and publicly opened
immediately thereafter. To furnish 100
tons OF hituninouS coal. The coal must
conform to the Navy standard, and mass
the usual naval inspection flank nro-
rosals viii be furnished upon application
10 the Bureau. The attention of manu-
iacturcrS and dealers Is invited Tic
bids, all other things being equal. decided
hy lot. The Department reserves the
right to reject any all bids not
deemed advantageous to tho Gov.rnnrn,
EDWIN STEWART Paymastcr Cen
cral. L. 5. y. frb2l-tu fr-2w
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Notice to the Public.
January lst, 1896.

have accepted a position with the well
known firm OF H. h. FACE IL co, Real
Bank street, and would say to my
friends that any Real Estate or General
Auction business intrnsted TO the firm
or 10 me Will be promptly and satlsfnc-
toriIy attended to.
JAMES Y. LEIGH
Late Of the firm OF Leigh Bros. s; Phelps.
5a1-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25

when the appropriation of 81, 600 to the
Medical College of Virginia was reach.
cd the fireworks of oratory were sci Off
MIR. Tredwuy moved to strike this item
out. In his fight he was assisted by
Messrs. Withers and IIeezeu. They
claimed thai this was not a State in
stitution. and denied that their opposI-
t!0n was influenced by the rival colIeu.
here, liy vote of % to IL the appro.
piiation was allowed 10 remain.
a bill was introduced in the 1Iouse
to-day by Mr.. Wood to incorporate In,
Richmond and Manchester Termina
Company. with Ware Is. Gray, Il. II
Gay, julius BAKER, ii. s. Sears and w
W. WcsSon as corporators. The meas.
ure authorizes the company to own and
operate railways. wharves. docks, ware.
houses, piers, elevators. storage yards
ana steam or other craft on James river
The capital stock is to be not less than
$4,000 nor more than $500. 900
When the bill to provide for q bureau
Of labor and industrial statistics came
up in the House Mr.. Willard moved to
dismiss It, There was no debate and the
vote was ut once taken and the motion
carried. Mr.. Charles r. Bland asked
for recorded vote but the motion came
Mr.. Clayton offered in the Senate a
bill to abolish the State Board of Ag-
riculture and accompanying II was a
companion measure, providing for the
Board of Control OF the Agricultural
an6 Mechanical College at Blncksburs
TO do the work now performed by the
Board of Agriculture.
Mr.. OaDcll offered a bill to Incorporate
the Society of the Sons of the Revolu-
ton in the State of Virginia. The cor
porators are James Aston Cabell, Fran
els L. Smith. w. c. n. Randolph, Rich
ard Thomas. Walter Duke. Robert Ian
caster Williams, Sharles Washington
Coleman and Lyon Gardiner Tyler
a bill was presented by Mr.. Matthews
to authorize the judges OF the county
courts tG secure the services Of compe-
tent detective to ferret out crime.
a bill was offered in the Senate by Mr..
Flood TO require Il uniform rate OF
charges for telephone service in Vir-
gnia.
Mr.. Maupin presented bill to amend
the act Incorporating the town of Bar
ton Heights.
The Senate passed over the Governors
veto the bill to amend the charter of
the Portsmouth Street Railway Com
pany.
49,
Rev. DR.. w &. Starr preached to the
.Tr. Order of United American Mechau-
les yesterday morning. The discourse
was declared to be a very able one.
Or. Starr pointed out dangers which he
said threatened the safety of Amcri-
can institutions.
Ar George y NcAdoms rorr,or,,.
head If ~. firm or NcAI,,ns g. pa,r,:
dica vcster5av ua v.n. n,,in,.'.m ~.
apoplexv saturday cvenin, and ravs,
regained consciousness Mr McAdom.
80 -, MI M'Hn"iiS
men of p ,chr,onI nvn M',oTn nuS'nits
licii Va i.Icniii"h''' anu was III thc prime
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25

RH VIRTUE or y DEED OF AS
DSignment made by the Norfolk Fruit
am produce co. to me as trustee. and
unlS recorded in the Clerks Office OF
me corporation Court on the 18th day OF
Ecoruary. 1856. shall take charge of
=. +. " T., Co. ut the store No. Roanoke
DOCK. All persons ar" hereby notified
70 present their claims against the Nor
loik frhit and t'roduc" Co. to me properly
approved. and those indebted to said
Norfoik Fruit and Produce Go. will please
make payment In mr without DELAY
JAS. w. TlERNES,
lcp-o-iW Trustee.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25

There is danger ahead. An exchange
says that Perrine's comet is heading for
me earth ut the rate OF zoo, coo miles a
day. :"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25
Norfolk Iron Works.
GEO. w. DUVAL & CO.,
No. 10 Water Street. Norfolk, Va,

ENGINES, BOILERS. SAWaiIIL ana
all kinds OF machinery OF the most i'm
proved patterns. Also repairing at the
shortest notice Particular attention
10 steamboat work. nIINAL'S PATIENT
ROLLER TUBE FERRGLES are tho
only perfect remedy for lcaky boiler tubes.
Tacy can be inserted in few minutes by
leaks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25
Notice.

have bought the stock of Fixtures
and McrchnGdisc in the store ncnr
ocean View, formerly owned by j. b.
"a hy mo individually.
have appointed AIR. r.. G. POOL. my
manager to conduct the business M liz,
OLD stand. ana desire to notify the p,,h.
lie that al purchases mhde by him must
he Tor cash, ar hllls must be endorsed by
accepted. RrsI,.ctfuiiv ~
ir'"-l'' w. II SMITH
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25
CHINA DECORATORS

Mrs JENNY DEI.ONFY RICE
teaches all the latest Partisan dessns IN
China Paintings, Tapestry. rasiol, MATER
ColorS and OH Paintings. NORFOLK
COLLEGE,.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25
ACCFION SALES-FUTURE DAY.
I
oo'eph Jones. Real Estate Auctioneer
oihce ~ Commercial Place

Al who Ta5 GsI RIEouEsm l,,. Or THE HEIRS.
a 19r 81 sale on THURSDAY. March 5th. 1856 1856,
VAEU88HiDfHs c mTIaa"E p0 On !Rs premises:
and desefibed as Follows nlSoiE io.wit: Know"
fra m M, 4 lot OF land with, the two story
g Bank tn street. in the city o Of Norfolk.
S va; fronting 1902 feet on the east side Of
north Side of a W EinmanE Ea S on ,s the
"t t9. A rear ioi ~ lins sa Of 3s1 feet.
brick dwelling thereon k tne vmres st S
~ Bank street. in said City. adjoining The
ins t q 9e gaa, m lot on The north front
~ nihg haSk between parallel lines, or near
~ So ELL Feet. with Il rear line of 2I7
90: lot of land with the two story
frame i1s ne, dwelling thereon. known rs No.
the tgS n nekt srSe ev in said city adjoining
north. fronting 3u2 feet on tho .. .hG
street st iInes and running back between parai.
-Libcral-To be announced M
my office. No. ~ CommerelaI Place &c
JOSEPH JONES
Ieo-z-tuS Auctioneer.
BY Pollard Bros. Real Estate Auc-
tioneers
WE WILL SELL BY PUBLIC Auc-
TON ON MONDAY. FEB. 24,h
1896. AT u O'CLOCK ON
TIE PREMISES.
those two desirable thrcc-story brick
SS,t1 I,i; Nos III and HE WEST SIDE OH
NIL NIL. hClt STR EEr, with flats above
rms property is II lirst-class Investment
ana Will bear an inspection for II is the
pest OF business property, being only a
lew doors from Main street. Size Is X
ZoV more or less. Terms reasonable and
made known on day of sale
POLLARD BROS
'eols-tus Auctioneers.
Ledger copy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25

when the appropriation of $4,000 to the
Medical College of Virginia was reach
cd the fireworks of oratory were set Off
Mr.. Tredway moved to strike this item
out. In his fight he was assisted by
Messrs. Withers and Keezell. They
claimed that this was not n state in
stitution. and denied that their opposi-
t!on was influenced by the rival college
here, liy vote of % to IL the appro
.piation was allowed 10 remain.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25

The principal witness at the afternoon
session was Teacher liumbert. who de
MED the charges about himself. Others
We're heard and the evidence was along
the line Of that given this morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25

Another bill. presented by Mr.. Cooke
and placed on the calendar, provides
for the appointment of an Assistant
Commissioner of Accounts OF the Cor
poration Court of Norfolk. and Il tiiru
measure, offered by the same gentle
man, is to compensate Justices of the
city OF Norfolk for acknowledgement Of
bail In certain cases.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25

Mr.. r. r. Powell introduced bill to
incorporate the Newport News Female
Seminary.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-25

A bill was offered by Mr.. Lee to In
corporate the Chesapeake and Fox Hill
Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-13
~ rNJOTABLE nTSTCAI.

,,. sr,c,ols parlors of tho NcwYork Conserva-
..ry NJ Music AZ No. 1l2 Eas, Eighteenth-st.. were
ana last evening by an audience assembled 10
v,,sn 20 an enjoyable musical sivec by the pupils
=, Professor Felix Jaeger. OF the Department OF
vora Music. There an excellent programme
~ seventeen numbers profciently rendered and
ts,rt;lv arplauded. Professor Jaeger acted as
,ano accompanies and was assisted BY Louis
Bunenberg 'celst. The programme included
vocal solos and duets b. male and female voices a
t.male chorus ana quartet from RiSoietta'
The singers we're: The Misses Mary Reeves. Ethel
smith. Eliza Cummings Ida and Marcella Speran-
"a ANY Gale CLARA Watrous and Rosa Reih-
bardt: Mrs de Aucken and Mics Ade!- Hamiston'
X Mallory James Henry, L. NJ. MCGOWAN anu
william Jaason Next Wednesday evening mu-
sica will he given ny the pupils of Professor FREQ.
srick G Packard the New-York Conservatory Oh
Nmsic was established in 1862 and chartered under
speca! law of the State in 1861. IL is empowered
m award diplomas and confer degrees ana Is open
throuchout the wear : y. Griswold ls presiuenl
and = II Hull secretary. In addition 10 the pro,
sessors already mentioned +. G Sternberg ana CIri
Rr,~i harsen are professors of piano. ana H. r.
Psrkhrrst and William X. Bassiord OF the0ry,
and organ. The conservatory now nas M
sbort 700 pupils Tho are instructed by large
s,off Of veil-known professors OF vocal ana lis"'
mental music.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-13

$4,000

wald. Of no. i.a West isstS-st owner: Fred
Lews-st. corner Rivington-st. for six story
prcS mats and stores 2exe4 5x?ex7s by Michael
ave. owners: Charles RENT architect ..-. 90 ooC
e"h-st; No i'll East. for fve-story and basement
West lS3d-st owner g Frederick Pelham
waits-si. No T. for a iive-story brick workshop
Hymes. Of Hotel New-Nctnerland. owner: An
o, drew spence architect. ...:....... oooc
.i..st NO 2$ West for six-siory bri.L store and
ofiSa tnlding .ox>50. by Frederick & Hoebe
OF No 1ai2 Lexingion-ave owner architect 40 OOC
story brick nats. one. eoxsa and four .eaxss
NUharies cahr'n. OF No. . Noun, Morris Place
- Aierliicns main Office:
Nqsle bek s,s,s s. Nos 9. and C. &C. ayss.ory
st. owner; William Grant architect. ..e...... $50
OH ave. 10 l4G. to f1ur-slory and basement
lam sittenhsr. 4 No TT Ih-ave owner T. F
MGa1Sxusics xrcsi,ec, oo and builder 25oc
Msa'soh . rye, aye. ~ -lo2 corner lG2i st. 10 three
~ fast 0'ihs'. owner. John II Kmba.
oG;h-st and ais East to a two story brick '""
n1HenGleai Ky ro scn9ol & by Eaward y coHnolly n No
aroAi,c"s.' -. -, -. oWn"' H.nry Nonio'y ,
New buildings, uptown Office:
'e5om.-s NJ ~ for three-slory hFick tenement
%yH by John De Maitio. No GS White Plains
Mnford Place 5. - :, n cf jcnning: ct. for
William Tucccr 81 ~ 10 Mahcgan-ave owner os OoC
Hoe-s = % Il : ~ Honest. f'r n two-siory
ot No c2S In'crvale-av". ........... . ;ON
Wehster-eVe. corner lI9h-st for eight three
story frame tenemenis vaiii as sizes. nv Edgar
Trenholm of No %" stebhins-ave owner. &c 00O
Ba'lef-aNe - r. npr,'site junction of Eailev-ave
and For; Independence FOR wo-sory and
basement fran" dwellings 2ox2o by John II -
Pccke. ~ Na;haa ave owner. ................ 1000
st Owen Ilace; . cor1"r Ian" s. f'r a two
neg Garland. Of No liGS Broadway. owner 1000
New-York tribune., 1896-12-13
r,ry GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS.

c.ronc's hearing on Tuesday next on the
Ma MAJ passed by the Board Of Aldermen grant
Cruz. franchise prayed for 10 the consumers
JOE CO Heat and Power Company Is looked
Fue' 10 with a great deal OF Interest The
IV''.,v,s side in the case VIII then be presented
coaF, the same time a number OF the Aldermen
sha - .o..d for the franchise will appear. ii is ex-
vno o,d give their reasons for supporting the
peoe I. was said yesterday that several Alder
sch'"S - Of the Republican and Tammany sides
ne. housc who gave their assent TO the resolu-
y" - the Consumers Company, Will distinctly
i" that they will not vote 70 pass the ordi-
oeS o,.r the Mayors veto. but NH support any
PAM IN the resolutions which may be suggested
en"" s. Major and the Corporation Counse! for the
"as,i,n of the ciiy's interests.
Ao,ca from d masonry approach 10 q dirt
a.snsv for the new bridge across spuyten Duyvll
e., ,s under consideration by tie Board OF Es-
w.. s,o The law providing slc000 for the con-
.~",,on OF the bridge 10 connect the Kings
su 'N,s~s Road with Broadway requires that the
n~s re he built OF steel, iron or masonry.
~ ,ha, tee approach shall be Of masonry
.,, Engineer Mclean. OF the Controllers $
Ct. has rcnor;ed tnat = dirt causeway.
~ reta;n wall OF masonry and s'eel span
w w oeat the necessities OF the case, ana CORPORA
el nro,,rsel Scott has now been asked ny the
ppooa-d of Estimate TO give an opinion as TO whether
nssiov will he complied with II such an approach
L constructed
r.. neonlo Of the North Side have petitoned
..o- strong 70 have the old 'Central' or Eighth
..,,re bridge removed. now that the new bridge
...,ninc Tie Harlem River at Eghth-ave. has been
.ompicted Adam Frank and J. Clarence Davies
'"ras,,,,rc prominent North Sidc property-hod-
" .ou.d on Nayor Strong Yesterday and asked
, ~. - have the bridge moved down the river op-
hln,. nm " Ore.hun dred md forty ninth-st If the
toss,rs was removed from the river the Union Rail-
rau- raun-Somrary would be placed in an awkward po-
w. as x row operates it's trolley road over the
~ r..,u,,ure The company will therefore be al
oid 81 :, the Navor gets the consent of the Board
70 cs"Ee,imate-,o rloye the old bridge south 10 ono
SS5arsd % y-ninths. II they will agree 70
nu,,.s ,na rroror approaches 70 the structure at
Seir own expense as it is said they are willing
10 do
New-York tribune., 1896-12-13
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription. for tn. rrs-

A pvERrlsEMENTs and subscription: for The Trie-
une received at their Uptown once. No. l2i2 Broad
way I'd north Of 31st- ST. until o'clock D. m: ad.
feceised at the following branch offices at
aNe g. e. cor 2sd-st.: 1872 8th-ave.. cor 2ths Maeys
and f4t-st 142 Columbus-ave. near West 10Th
ST. iO0 West a2d-s. n,ar 6th-ay 92 East l+shst 2s
st.: as sd-ave between 10th and nth 1920 "a
ave- near Gistst Los LIST ave. near seth-st; $50 I'D
Beecksss, ae"s "a 2!o East sts,s ~. t. ss ID
las East l8th-st: c0S East 4sth-N: SG eth-ave: 0Si
0th ave-. i53 3d-aye 6Ith-s 24 East seth st :
Is; the Harlem on,sss scSi sd;ys' S ws. S:ss
i2sth-st 7sh and 9Th Avss.: 40 West 1scth-se
New-York tribune., 1896-12-13

A pvERTIsENENrs and subseuptiene for fhs frt-
A uns received At their Uptown Once No .3n nross-
vetssmsnts received :, the following brsnsa csss =
ave- e. cor osd-st; lS2 esh ave. cor i2th-sS; nasyA
eth-ave. and i!th-st lag mbus. near wet eon;
West Sad-s 7th and sth sssn; Ise East $7sh
ave- near sl. 81 5os isaye. near @ sshss.: $50 g;
Beecksr ct 2oOs 3d-sve: go East 7sth-et le2l So
ave 26g2 Sd aS Amsterdamave 4o2 West 12d-st;
las East Gth-st cO3 East 4Sth-et eS6 oth-Ave; oSl
e,S-aye. ise sdsye. e7,h.st 2o4 E.., :csf-s
!Ss A. the M.,!e% Once: cci sd-:x: % :, n:.s
iash-st bet Tth ana 9Th aves: $40 West itsth-ss 4.
The Brookiyn onces s07 Fulton-s 136 Fulton -et; =
t-st. broadway. r. D.: 1aS Broadway. y D;
4 l6a NgyFtto near BroadW1y.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-13

from Mamaionecx depot New York 6 New Haven
of land laid in lawns slopirg 70 the water
TIM paths and roadway in blue stone.
gh ground sery dry the cellar b.ng blasted out Of solid
and Islands surrounding II faces south has very
nd for the prevailing winds sweep To i over some 10
warm and comfortable. being well protected by
BILE hard wood floors.
and gas. beautiful tile bathroom and modern plumbing
stalls and box stalls. two rooms Tor men up
the grounds q od boaitousc and float fishing: sailing
houses and c-hou.e The roads in vicinity Tor miles
stcheser County The neIghborhood is uneXctpo.al ana
Address WALTERS G Church street New foiK ORR
SANITARIl'M FOR SALE.
~ HcalfnfGl location. Buildings all right Plumbing and
drainage complete Lighted and heated in good shape
FurnisheL throughout. Everything all right owner
lacks capital WIZ sell less than cost. Investigate Au
dress DOCTOR POOR. Box =. Tribune Once
GUNNER HOME.-In country. Beautiful mountain ana
- river scenery. Buildings good. FULLY furnished
Electric bes All other modern conVeniences Extensive
lawn Good stable. No better location IN thi- "pl.u
Who,, plant furnishings and ALL will be sold very low
address SPRINGWATEP. iribunc Office
New-York tribune., 1896-12-13
~Nc~r<@.o<-~~-rN~

Beautiful Country Place one and one-h half miles
II. r. 81 minutes New York Consists Of about five
edge with tine old trees and beautiful shrubbery seren
House in Italian villa style. we'll built situated
rock and fas most extended and beautiful view Of the
broal pldz&as. is hc coolest place III" sou
miles of W. ter. II also Il pleasant winter house
woods from northwest and hcast winds. having dou
The house has IL rooms. - bed rooms. city water
The stable and carriage house large and cominodous
stairs handsome .ardsn.rs cottacr Is well situated o
IA every direction and the finest IN We
climate hrathful and free from ell objection.
T>RUIT FARMS for sale siSty land partly Under
i CrltNatlon buildings Ia Eood shape, w"l "atei"l,
quarter miles fnom Hudson River: nal
West Shore Railroad from New York
CITY. For furthe- particulars address W. T. IL tAE'
Highland. y. y.
HANDSOME cor NTRY RESIDENCE for sale In Need,
i nam. Mass twelve miles from Boston. - acres oi
land. remarkable for raiurt beauty pifr ana GA.
bordering lake house - II rooms stabe WIN
depot Price $1,000 Photographs can he seen
" 20 Wcs.
HOTEL FOR sAI.l,-Ia country. BuIinss arst class
Furniture nearly 'fo~k~rv imported io' i'es'
Fine Views All modern convcr.snccs. Eicgan, bath
70 IN. MIC laundry Electric bells. Fine stable
Was bought low VIII he sold for less Than cost lIop
erty increasing in value" SPECTATOR. Tribune oiiloe'
T ONG BRANCH. vICINITY.-For Hotels cot
IL ,ares farms Hollywood and Elheron lots
WILLIAM LANE. Long Rranch
New-York tribune., 1896-12-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ais ErGseway S0,ner me-. ~ Dora 81, oot
fh-aye n corner ISSh-st 2Ox'ss: lsssc Bitter 90 m,
man Ti!ie bernstein A. ;;o DOW"
Gh-arc II OF llSih-ss, ~ sxiC'
May A Haiway and another - Herman ocheiae
l90th-st and AudubOn-sye. centre ilhs ruiE
2cO1 i2I.4x 2SO4 20 ave xiSls' Do'a an oot
Eisenmann Peter Mccoy. ~V'
iss,h-st. s. ~ of Courtlandt AVE. olxl" mn
Frank Bale 2, al to George Stolz. I"'
brook-ave. Westchester-ave, bti Ak
"a ixiOox32s.c; Edward r. James and wfe 10
.henry James ct si.. ...'..
Herryst lot 277 map OF Hendrick Rutgers
25x00; Anita Fl Haggerty. referee. to Hyman a. M,
Tdt. ~-'~'
Rutgers-rt o. IS Of Madson-st. Z,xssIi
Benedict Klein and wife 10 Jonas Wen and
snolnes ,c,,h .. ;.eo ~
e'9tson-st, .. aes 7, OF lDe,n-s,. @Sho."
c2 * irregular; John Neil and wife 70 James ,u
Tayor-sYe. e s. 225 II n OF colum5ine-s 25x102x
.Sxl02 Lafayette sanuels and wife to Marx
Em.sve. 40 II OF Orchard Terrace. COX
same 10 same 100
Dean Place 100 II OF Pierce-ave. 2oxlOc -,
,yshn Hunt and WIFE 10 Charles w Perry:.;is: ON
sarker-eve g, 80 n n OF Eiizabeth-st. ooxloo'
George Kingston 10 Janctt Kingston n....'.'