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IHDT 4 SERENADER, [up MURDER OF ONE OF DARDA- NELLE's CHARMING
 YOUNG LADIES.
Ii,, Leora Goodman Instantly Killed by Bullet Fired by
 Teacher Named Lipe.

|naRpANELLE, June 10.-One of |e most shocking tragedies was leted at Rover last night that lr occurred in this county. The llcounty normal is being held at N place this year, and quite a 1nber of teachers are in attend 3s Last night party of young aes and gentlemen were out sere- 3lng and went 10 the residence at igh man by the name of Lipe, a was one of the young teachers was boarding. When 3sensd by the serenaders he de- #ately fired a pisto into the 4y, and the fatal bullet struck # Leona Goodman in the neck,
 g her instan tlv. Miss Leona E he daughter of Mr. Joe Good
 of this town, and was beyond
 ion one of the purest and
 best young ladies to be met
 anywhere. She graduated at
 Bort Smith high school last year 3ad eculeds q position to teach #ihis fall, and had also secured anmer school to be taught on @his summer, Nothing could Happened that would have
 deeper regret in q communi-
 b this cruel, neartless murder IS Leona Goodman.
 the murderer, is in custody
 sille, twenty miles from this
 and while the good people of
 lace are greatly exasperated,
 will no doubt be permitted
 it's course.
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Kansas, and the city express agent; Charles Chapman, was killed. Clay was employed to work up the case. lie was engaged on it two months and eighteen days. He followed them to Alabama, where, single handed and alone, he captured them and brought them to justice.
 He has received many thousand sdollars for the excellent service he has rendered the past few years in locating and landing dangerous criminals in the penitentiary. From the State of Kansas, the Wells-Fargo and the Frisco he re- ceived $2, 300, and within the past month the United States Govern ment has paid hlm $1 GOO for special work in an important case. He re. covered $6, ,500 stolen from Mrs. Talbot Schultz, Of Grant county, Arkansas, and received in payment for his superior detective work the the sum of $1,20O. His knowledge of the business and high standing among the agencies of the country are guarantee of his success in the business he has established here. Gazette.
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Sprained His Ankle

Mr. Harry Wray, the popular shoe man for the Honnet Dry Gyods Co, is, today, confined to his room with q badly sprained foot. Last evening he was practicing in the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium and hurt himself severely in turning a handspring. We trust that he will soon be able to be at his place ot business.
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EMANCIPATION
 ACADEMY.
 - SEVENTEENTH COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF THIS FAMOUS ACADEMY.
The Opera House Filled to Over flowing-The Exercises Most
 Interesting.

The seventeeth annual commence ment of Annunciaton Academy took place at the opera house last night, before the largest audience that eyer assembled in that place, notwithstanding charge of 25 cents for admission was made.
 The program was superb one and he pupils acquitted themselves with credit to themselves and teach. CTS. The tableaux were beautiful, and the music was superb. The fol- lowing is the program: Opening, Tableau-erowning the Graduates. w E. White A Taggart c, Thalhemer.
 II H.Weiler, W Wright, E. yeret, A. Davis.
 A. Strobe. Piano Solo- Elaine .-............. Hoist Clifton Dreyfns. Barbara Conley, Bessie
 Bluthenthal, Lucey Ware. p Piano soleo. VsIse RriiIante q parpsse n9se Barbara Gonley. May Bluthenthal. Nellie
 Dowd. Artie Dreyfus. Violin Recreaton--...A. White Lila Mcdowell Piano--f)ld Kentucky Hcme...... R. Goerdeler Hettie Allen, Mollie Alien, Birdie Weller.
 Agnes Harrison. Violin Selection ..... Marcy Violins--Agnes Harrison Nellie Dowd.
 Angie Merlo, May Bluihenthal. Mandolns-- Mrs. A. Walker, Minette
 Weller.
 Guitars Nora Kaufman. Mollie Allen,
 Kettle Allen, Barbara Conley, Mary
 King, Anstasa Franey. Bessie Downs, Gray Mcdowell. pianO=-Birdie Weller. Song--Love You Little Sister........ Hoys Dance and Tabeau--The Rainbow
 THROUGH THE SEA OF SORROW.
 
 Interpersed with Music and Tableaux. Music of the Future. ....,.............s Boys Red Riding Hood--p -p..ntomime, Minins Piano Solo--Yalse ..... .... .... C. A. Carpenter Birdie ei.er Barbara Conley, Nellie Dowd, Anges Harrison. Naledictory =...s--. .... NJ iss Nora Kaufman Graduating Honors. Misses Molie Allen. Kettle Allen, Nora Kaufman.
 Medal Awarded for Literary Merit
 Clifton Dreyfus.
 Closing Chorus.
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A Household Necessity

Cascarets Candy Gathartic. the most wonderful medical discovery ri the age. pleasant and refreshing to the taste. act gently and positively on kidneys. liver and bowels elens- ing the entire system, dispel colds, cure headache fever, habtual eonsti- patton and biliOusneSs. Please buy and try il box of c. C. C. to-day; 10. 2. 50 cents. Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists. l2-30eod
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|ETEGTIKE AGENCY.
3eiay Establishes One With H cad quarters In Little Rock.

|elay Establishes One With H cad quarters In Little Rock.
 |e Rock now has a first class I've agency with W. A. Clay, the oldest and best known sEes ir the Southwest, as the 3perator. Mr. Clay has a of Vidoqs associated with is prepared to handle any at may be intrusted to him 6elment. He is well known < profession throughout the
 and all the detective will co operate with him. had much experience in the and has been very success ls one of the principal men Fnished a solution of the Express robbery at Pacific, assisted in running down k and Haite, who robbed agham. Both men were 'ne penitentiary.
 8s7 the Logan county r was robbed of quite a m Of money. Clay was put case. He capt"red all the except one, who escaped to .lhls one was located by
 vas killed while resisting 'sted in the capture of the
 who robbed the Cotton
 n at McNeil and Buena Member 3, 1893 the Frisco
 held up at Mt. Valley,
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Don't Tobacco Spit aad Smoke Your Life
 Away.

If you want to quit tobacco using easily and forever, be made well. strong, magnetic, full of new life and yigor, take No-To-Bac, the wonder worker that makes weak men strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days. Over 400. .000 cured. Buy No-ro-Bac from your own druggist, who will guaraptee a cure. Booklet and sam pie mailed free Ad. Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or New York. 12-30deod
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Tit For Tat.

The wits of Washington are suggest ing that this is good time for Great Britain to give tit for tat and insist that the Cuban question should be submitted to arbitration. just as the United States government suggested to England ttat such course be taken with her troubi7e in Venezuela. Chicago Record
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Arkansas State Teachers ssh - Little Rock, Ark, June 2s 10 30 For this occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets Pine Bluff to Little Rock and return at one fare-Sl 9 Ion the certificate plan. Tickets on sale June 27 to %. return limit July ,, 1897. ]. W. FARLEY. Agt.
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The Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets to the State Convention Christian Endeavor. at Clarksviile, Ark June 24 to 27, for one and one third fare-$5 75-on the eertlfica te plan. Tickets on sale Iune 23 to 25, return limit. June 30, 1897.
 l. N. FARLEY, Agent.
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Confederate Veterans Ke.uoion at Nash
vile. Tenn

This is to advise that all tickets sold to Nashville aceeant of the Gonfeder- ate Veterans Re-Union as elsewhere stated in these columns,an an extension of ten days will be granted on all tickets iieposited with joint agent of terminal lines tt Nashville, on or be. Efore June 26. When parties are ready toaretarn tickets will be returned to them bearing extension limit.
 J ". FARLEY, Agent.
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Little Rock Conference Women < sIsleia.n Mission Sstsesetv, -fainr Bfnff. June l6 to 20. For this occasion the zGotton Belt Route will sell tickets from allstations between. Texarkafia and Pine Bluff at one and one.third fare on thescertidcate plan dates of sale June l5 to 19 Return Limit june 9 1897. ] ". FARLEY, Agent.
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There will be t sham battle and
 representation of fall of Alamo at Little Rock June 1tIi.an sth. For this occasion he Iron Mountain will sell tickets Pine Bluff to Little Rock and return for one fare for the round zti.tp, ds5tes9l ssslesdnpes aatt--sstasy final return limit June 9th.
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Baptist sunday School Convention at Brinkley, Ark. June 2l to 2S. For this occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets Pine Bluff to Brinkley and return at one and n,.c-sii;rd faTt -$2 80-on the certificate plan Tickets on sale June 20 to 26. Return limit July l, 1897.
 J. W. FARLEY, Agent,
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The demand fof the Bluff city Cigar manufactured by l.. Kratz- meier, of this city, has become so great that Mr. Kratzmeier hasfound it necessary to increase the force in his factory. His trade in cigars out of he city is also rapidly increasing.
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CoIored Picnic.

At Stuttgart, Ark, June p. For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets, Pine Bluff to stHstgart at one fareaSl.o5, for the round trip. Tickets oii sale June 2G; return limit, Jnne T lS!f7
 ] ". FARLEY, Agent,
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Cantrell Springs Water.

On June the 1st will begin to de liver Cantrell Springs water through out the city. Parties desiring to use this water should notify me at once or lea9e orders a the GRAPHIC office. The price will be 10 cents a gallon,
 delivered. B. k. HARDY. dtf
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On or about tie first of July, Miss Hattie R. Bloom will open sum mer school, preparing pupils in any work below the High School Terms reasonable. For further informa- ton apply to Miss Bloom, No. S09 W. Second Ave. @
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Mr. Moe Levine, a popular clerk in the clothing house of Isaac Drey- fus, after pleasure visit to Memphis is at home again, much TO the grati- fication of his many friends. He speaks of having had an enjoyable visit to the Bluff City.
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The following party took the steamer Eugene today for Silver Lake on fishing excursion; Mir. N. B. Trulock. Mr and Mrs W N. Tru- lock, Miss Alice Coffin, of Knoxville. Tenn, Miss Mary Gillespie, Mayor D. C. Bell and Ar. George Butter worth.
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the question of the rights of the federal courts 10 interfere in the execution of the sentence imposed by the State courts. He has named July as the day upon which the sentence shall be carried out.
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WlI HANG JULY g
Theodors Durrant Granted a Re
 pEieye by Gov Hudd

SAN FBAScisco. June 10 -Theo. dore Dgrfant, the murderer of Blanche Il lamont, will be reprieved [ dsy. ftov Bedd has decided upon this course in order to settle
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nuplon! EnpIonl! Euplon!M.

No doubt many people arc awar that Enpion Oil makes much bet | ter light than the. lower grades of coal oil, but we doubt fl there are any tbst know that q gallon of IsEupion lasts longer than cheap oil. Then, why not have the best light when differencein cost is scarcely nothing. Eupien is sold at the fol. El9wing pIaces;
 Mccain Grocery Co. John II. Talbot & Co Robinson x Greenfield, J. L. Lloyd.
 Ma n-T -Tankersley Go, Fox Bros
 " L. Dewoody X Co. Houston < Roaue, [ E. oidsmitlI & Co, Thalheimer Bros,
 Ferguson X Russell P. B. Mercantile Go II. r. Seveke, C. Lumpkin,
 J E. Simmons. Bluf City Lumber Co. G. N. Hart Drug Co. W. :. Beard, oedtf s.= s= Hearin X Alexander.
 Chas. r. Fowler, of Little Rock, has been indicted on the charge of mbezzling funds of the Grand Lodges of Knights of Pythias and Knights of Honor. He has been re- leased from custody on bond of $3 ,000
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The Real Status of tie Case.

The amatear cabinet makers have about run out of available material, but the real work Of cabinet building has not yet begun Chicago Times Herald.
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Remember that our friend, Major Charles Gordon, editor and orator, will render u number of fine recita- tion. Don't miss it. It
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
4 BOLD THEFT ~ BROADWAY.

Three men committed a bold robbery in Broadway
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock. man went
into the trunk store Of VI. CHEEKY, at No. LAG
pr,adwav and asked to see 81 umbrellas
Three men entered behind him. The clerk Fred
erick Brenniers thought that they were all to-
getner While the clerk WAS showing umbrellas 10
tho hrs,-named man ne Of the three
others taking a valuable valise out OF showcase
and afterward dash for the door with it, The clerk
followed but was tripped up by the two companions
os the thief. lie go; to MS feet and followed the
man down Thirty-frs-st TIE thief threw the
valjse over fence. Then ne ran to the Imperial
Hotel and on being charged by the clerk with the
robbery. boldly attempted to deny tho theft, saying
he WAS A guest OF the hotel. BrennIefs calico MN
a th.ef. and was knocked do|n as result ne
thof then ran again TO TAirtieth-st. IA big cr2Wi
following Patrolman william frost: OF me Wes, -9I
T6irt.et6-st station caught hin}. The man tired
10 sr!ke the officer bat vas taken 10 the StatI
giving william Kennedy A. his raine, MS dd-
dress as No. q S'uyvesant-st -. ~
De.ectivcs Walsh and Caddeli wlre AZ the s'a-
ZION ard rc,ogYized the man as Robert simpson a
well known criminal He was wcii-cresseq ana
cool. He was handcaffei and taken TO the Jehei-
son Market Court
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
FIGHTS AFTER BEING PRONOUNCED DEAD.
AN EX-coNvICT. WHO HAD TRIED SUICIDE Hh'

AN EX-CONvICT. WHO HAD TRIED SUICIDE hE
WIVES AS CORONER is BEING CALLED
Frank Curran. twcnty-four years old VINO was
released from prison two weeks ago. tried 10 XIII
himself Yesterday by shooting He was pronounced
dead by a DOCTOR but revived when beng put 'ii'o
an ambulance. and fought with four men VINO 'lleu
10 get him into the vehicle. Curran ehtcrcu thc
saloon of Patrick Hogan. No liJ6 Secohd-aVe
about noon He had been sent 10 sing Sihs ior
robbing the same saloon. He was not recoshlzea
end went into the back room. In Few minutes
John Hogan the bartender. heard shot lie ran
into the back room, and there saw Curran seated
bleeding from a wound in his left cheek. hogan
ran out and called Policeman Mangold, OF the East
Sixty-seventh-st station and Fireman Nutley, oil
Engine Company No 30. who were on the street
They ran in and found Curran In the same POSI-
ton as the bartender had found him
A physician was summoned, ana ai'eT d culSpi!
examination pronounced Curran dead. Inc polce-
man was telcphoning for the Coroner When Cur
ran first sat up. and then stood on MS ieet. An
ambulance was then sent for from the PresDytcIl-
an Uospital. When IL arrived Curran refused 10
get into IT, Four men, including tne pohcenIdn
Caught hold of the man, who. despite the loss OK
blood fought hard and resisted the men for fuiiy
ten minutes before they could get him into the am
C'urran was taken the hospital and the bullet
was extracted. He was then driven TO the polce
recognized by Captain Grant, and teariuly ADMIT
ted his identity . ,. ,,, H.,
Yorkylle Court in the afternoon Curran told story
he would make no further attempts on his life lie
yrac 1igCharppN
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
GEVERIL WOODFORD SAILS.

General Stewart l.. Woodford, the new United
States Minister TO Spain sailed for his post yes
terday on the American liner Paris. He was az
cornpaned b. h:s wife and daughter John X. Mac
Arthur. Second Secretary Of legation; Captain
Taskar II Bliss. L. s A. military attacht Lieu
tenant George s Dyer l. S ~ naval attachk;
Stewart WooGford Capen. Miss Mary Clafin.
n. phcW and niece Of General WOOdfOrd.
There was a large delegation OF friends at the
pier. chiefly from BROOKLYN. General Woodford's $
home to see him Ell and he was overwhelmed
with noral tributes. He rcfuce1 10 discuss any
matters relating to his mission re viii spend his
0rst week abroad In London. and will then go TO
Paris and from there to san Sebastian. the sum
mer palace of the queen Regent where he will he
presented 10 the queen Regent. an unprecedented
prccecdinr
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
4 MERCHANT ACCUSED or LARCENY.

Gustave A. Miller. forty years old. drygoods
merchant of No 80 East Tenth-st.. was arrested
Yesterday afternoon on a charge of grand larceny.
conspiracy and violation OF Section 5SI. relative TO
concealing goods under attachment. John H.
Roultcr merchant at Nos. 3 and Waverley
Place Is the complainant. The arrest was made
by Court officer Woods of the jefferson Market
Squad as Miller leaving the Centre Street
Court where he had just been discharged by
Magistrate Simms. charge of making false
statement about his property.
on July IA II. H. Schwetering & Co. secured an
attachment against Mers stock Of goods for the
sum of 5000. The money paid to the Sheriff
and the goods were released. Then. II Is alleged
Miller packed his goods in the night and disap-
rcarcd with them, while other attachments
Amounting in all to many thousands of dollars were
still on the goods Bouer the complainant VINO
caused the yesterday. has an attachment for
$500 Miller taken to Jefferson Market Court.
where Magistrate Pool held him In $1,000 bond to
appear Saturday morning
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
TIE COURTS.
TO REPLACE MISSING CERTIFICATES.

Justice Russell. in the Supreme Court yesterday
issued an order directing the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road Company to issue TO Robert J. and j. Baron
Mics composing the firm OF Niles Brothers, No. Go
Broadway. duplicate certificates of one hundred
shares Of stock in that company valued at $500
in place Of the original certificates, which, Niles
Brothers say were accidentally destroyed.
The plaintiffs alleged that the original certificates
were purchased by them on March Il last. They
were placed in a safe and were never seen again
Niles brothers stated that the safe was cleaned out
eoms time ago and a number OF old and worthless
papers were torn up. The scraps of papers were
subsequently, burned by the assistants in the plain
tfs' Office. 49, -,
Justlcc Russell directed that Niles Brothers
should Me a bond to indemnify the railroad COM
panY against loss
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
HER CARGO OF LINE ON FiRE.

A SCHOONER SUNK IN liIE ERIE rAslN TO SAVE
HER FROM BURNING.
The schooner Energy, owned by John smith, or
s. Johns " b.. with a cargo Of lime. consigned
10 J. w Parker & Co. caught Nre YESTERDAY while
In the Long Dock. opposite Pier No. ? in the Erie
Basin. 20 save the vessel II was found necessary
20 sink her ard q; present she lies IN about ten
feet OF water The total damage Is about 1850.
The schooret which is commanded by Captain
Cook, ic.t ST. Johns on June le with caryo coM-
sisting Of $50 barrels OF lime
When near Cape Cod the iinie began 10 spread
Tie cargo was watched carefully, and by good
m1raecrncrt the boat finally came into Erie Hasin,
where part Of her cargo was taken OF. Before the
boat co,6 be eatrely cleared the flames broke cut
yne FIRE Nos discovered near the reur part Of the
cabin. Fifteen minutes later the hreh2at Seth Low
appcarcd and after a consultation with the captain
81 VS. decided tC food the boat. which done.
Work VII! be begun to-day 10 raise her.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
THE WNEBCRGH LITIGATION ENDED.
THREE OF THE BROTHERS ASSIGN TO MICHAEL
ALL THEIR INTEREST IN THE AD~
VERTISING FIRM.


ALL THEIR INTEREST IN THE AD-
VERTIsING FIRM.
The litigation between Michael WineDursh anu
his brothers-Henry, Abraham and Jesse-wno COM
prise the advertising firm Of Wineburgh Brothers'
has been brought TO an end. Michael through his
counsel Louis Marshall, Of the firm OF Guggen-
heimer Untermyer d Marshall. applied some time
age TO the Supreme Court for dissolution OF ue
firm for the appointment of perml receiver
and for an accounting lie alleged that his hroherS
were in debt to the firm, and had not earned out
certain agreements made by them when ne ADMIT
ted them into partnership, and also tha' lhe! hdu
assaulted him and his wife. and threatened i've oi
his tvpewriters until they tainted in his Office
Otto Horwitz of Horwiz & liershfeld, VINO rep
resented the defendants denied all Mchaers aIesa-
tions and said il was Michaels bad temper which
had caused the trouble.
Justice Truax made an interocutory decree ap-
nointing Samuel Sanders as receiver. SANDERS ad-
yertsed for sale by private auction YESTERDAY an an
the property and assets OF the nriil nciuuliis to
Goodwill The defendants tried to obtain post
1onement of the sale, hut their application was
summarily denied by Justice Russell
Refora ihe sale took place the defendants, lear
ing thai If II was completed judgments for large
sums would be obtained against thcIn ny tnyil Y
firm of Wineburgh Brothers. and also in the Union
Advertising Company and the Eastern ADVERTISING
COMPANY in which they had an interest. ioT nom
inai sum thus making Michael again the sole owner
of the business. , .,. 80 ,h;s .ro,sfa-
Mr. Sanders upon the execution OF TINS transfer
snrrendered possession 10 Michael Wincburgh Mr.
Marshall will now ask the supreme court 10 dls-
charge Mr. Sanders as receiver.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
RIUDING PLANS FILED.


Plans tor buildings and alterations have been
fled the Department II buildings as follows:
New buildings mar Office:
2lst-st. corner lithave. for a threr story
Il Fovl and August Meyers. owners; W ID
Hunter Of NJ 80 jth-ave architect. ......... 5000
Alterations. main Office: -
Cab ave =. 65.I II cf West washington
sunday-school: st Joseph's II. {. Church,
owner, George II sueeton. OF 4th-ave and .ooo
architect 2pO
43i 81, No 5i7 West. two-story brick factory.
+ r Mackusick Of No l3 West cath 50, archi- .
ioVo
Chrystie-st No lis. to a four story brick stable;
George fr.idand. OF No S4 Hester-st, owner,
Uorenburger l. Strpub. OF No l22 Bowery.
2Gh ST. n corner lst-aye 90 a two-story br,cK
public hospital, 2ox25; CITY, owner O l. How o,
land OF ~ 1862 West 10Th IT. architect loo
2ls 81. 18th ave trear). 10 a two
story brick stable with lofts. Floyd and
Aur Meyers. owners. W u Hunter, Of No NJ
architect oVVo
Now buildings. branch ofice:
Man-st. corner Bay ave- for nve nes'ory
fran. dwellings with stores. 21X54. John Cot,er.
owner: Kerby * co. ot No I2a fremont AVE. . .o
l,src1 ave. s. 2a2 II n u 2aist st, for two
at.rv trick dwelling "2S3S. John ana Annie
Downs owners. Edward Gany. OF No LOGS 800
\mereriam architect .............,......., 1000
for a two story f"ari- dwelling, %'x3o George
I,vick. 81 cireen-aNe. Andrew Schott, or
No Amsterdam architect. lo"o
Alterations. branch office:
Fnr.ihanl ave. n 9'5 y II Main st. 70 Il one
ana n half stor, frame stable and two-and-a.
hn( story fram" dwelling; John 'otter OF 800
premises. owner. k,rhy 90. architects Low
lcrd e. u corner Union ave 10 "A three story
frame dwelling With store: Frank Spensler. ot
No - Eat 3i-st owner. \ + W Schmitt, OF 90,
NJ coi Cour'lanit-cfe architect. -. -