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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-07
A COMPANY DIsBANpEp.

The following was issued yesterday by
the adiutant generals office:
/. For failure to properly comply with
general order No. lii from this office,
and for lack OF interest and enthusiasm
displayed in the service as reported by
Lieutenant A. w. Drew, U. s. A. in
speeding officer. the Oliver Guards of
Groeebeeck. Texas. are hereby mustered
out of the service Of the state.
2. Captain l.. l.. Brown will Immediately
return the armament TO this Office and
all commissions of company officers are
revoked.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-07
MARINE lSrrlllssv,
Fort Of Galveston. IN.

Fort Of Galveston ,v..
ca c,,. ARRIVED
leans, " 'pf'', orchart. Ma, A.
IS AlamO' Risk. New ro,s
SAILED,
ss sGh Emma Knowlton, h n, .
IS sydmonton, Tong. H.nA,..
81, - VESSELS IN posf.
sen p, j. Berwind, Flood W..
- RITA. Fowler 4 NSyits sesA
,.sS,ein Geo. A. McFaddeu E...
IS Explorer. Parr & Co.
- Guy Collin, Fowler q Man,.
IS Alamo. Sawyer & CO As''s
mi, HARBoR Norrs
Inc steamship Expiorsr -.
IRON Quarantine today snS =, nas'
The steamship Guy Collin .,,.,.,, !,
IRON. New orleans in ballas; y S. ieA
AicN ire -''a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-07
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Senate May Precipitate IA Warm
Contest Over the Fec Bill.
PROPHECY IS A VERY HARD MATTER
hut the Solons CRn, If They Desire.
Get Through ana Go Home
by Saturday.

Austin. Texas. June 6.--The senate
committee appointed to find out how it
was that one of the house amendments to
the Preser text book bill failed to reach
the senate has been grinding away for
several days in executive session aud
knows as much about 1t now as when 1t
started. The truth of the matter is that
in this case as in many others this SEES.
sion. the loss is attributed 10 some ones
carlessness and that II the bill affected
In this instance had not been the subject
of unusual controversy no though, would
have been entertained Of trying to make
a sensation out of the matter in question.
In the light of past occurrences II takes
nerve to attempt to prophesy what the
legislature will do next week. Should It
by accident get down to business how
ever. there is no reason why it should not
get through and adjourn sine die by Sat
urday. The house has passed fee bill
to ongrossment and can in fifteen minutes
pass 1t finally If 1t wants to. and take
up The appropriation bin and get through
with that by Wednesday evening next at
the latest, and have three days in which
to settle the fellow servant question and
dispose of the appropriation bill free con-
ference committee report.
1t is intimated that when the house fec
bin reaches the senate that body will cut
out everything below the enacting clause
and put in its own bill as an amendment
and send 1t back to the lower house and
that it will be adopted then. This is
quito Improbable, though, for there are
al least thirty members of the house who
are opposed 10 any kind of fee bill aud
who voted for the house bill as being the
least Of two evils. but who will never
vote for the senate bill with its salary
Limitation features. These men can easily
absent themselves and break quorum
and prevent any fee or other legislation
at this session.
The holding UP of the appropriation bill
is causing many complications. Many de-
partmental employees have been forced to
borrow money at pretty stiff rates of in
terest on the present salary basis. Should
the house bill, which makes reduction
all along the line, pass. the borrowers Will
have to refund the difference between the
salaries they have been drawing and the
new salaries fixed. thus getting into an
embarrassing position. Under the circum
stances the life of the average department
clerk is anything but pleasant these days,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-07
killing Near Palestine.

Palestine Texas. juno Over some
feiualc scandal Ed Smith shot Anderson
Reed 10 death this morning seven miles
southcas, in this county. They met in the
ROAD 10 fight 1t out Both are colored
married men. Smith came in and sur
rendered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-07
MuII,cy Mt Wn,nl,n,hi,.

Wanhaohie, Texas, June ga tabor-
nacle lsoxSo feet, lighted by elec;r!elty,
with all convonicress wiil he created for
Rev. Abe Nulkey. \ great mcatihg Is en-
rscrle to Sdyer,tss IKE The the dessls crowd"
snake II reilot aud plenty OF 1T.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-07
TnE TORONTO CONFERENCE
or the Epworth Leaguc-A Very
Favorable Rate.

The following Is circular received by
Epworth League members in this city is.
sued by the Virginia ispworlh League con.
ference, regarding the Toronto meeting
which opens July Is. Tho circular follows
Richmond. Va. June latter a careful
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-07
DR.. HATHAWAY & y, "

'AAssosss.isasIss
realise ny .Es.
IimnpossibuES.Il j
The mos. .sl,,sns,
mrsppiatcssn.s, II
Ehe curing q "
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-20
Free Pills.

Send your address to II. z. Buck.
len " Co, Chicago, and get ire,
SIMPLE box of Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. A trial will convinc,
)ou of their merits. These pills ar,
easy in action and are particular,
effective in the cure of Constipa.
ton and Sick Headache. For Ma
Luna and Liver troubles they hav,
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guaranteed 20 he perfectly FIRE,
IRON every deleterious subs,anc,
and to be purely vegetable. The,
.lo not weaken by their action. bu,
nv giving tone to stomach and how.
els greatly invigora,e the system
Regular size c5c per box. Sold b,
w. M. Bloss, Druggist, Ceredo, and
Williams X CAMPBELL, Kenova. 4
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Married.

Mr.. VIM. J. Vaughan and Miss
Ella kain were united in the holy
bonds of wedlock Tuesday morning,
Oct, 10, 1897, at the residence OF
q. d. French, Rev. Geo. Gadsby
officiating; all of this place. The
newly married couple lief, the same
morning of the wedding on No. l9
\. * w. train for Norfolk, wher,
they will remain for few DAYS;
thence they expect to go to Balu.
more by steamer and after having
viewed the sights in that city will
return TO Ceredo, where they will
make their future home.
The groom is the gentlemanly n.
az w. R'y agent here while the
BRIDE is one of Ceredo's most charm
ing and popular young ladies. We
extend congratulations.
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Columbia Selecting q National
Flower.

In Wright Bros Opera House
last Friday night before good
sized, intelligent audience was Civ
en- the Flower Cantanta by the
young people of the Congregational
church. The platform was decor.
ated with beautiful, sweet scented
flowers while in the background APP
peared the throne, arched over by a
splendid work in colors represent
ing the rainbow. Soon young
lady in pure white appeared with a
crown of silver on her brow, repre-
senting Columbia" and sealing
herself upon the throne, beneath
the rainbow, formed very pleasing
picture. The next young lady,
decorated with green leaves and
1o~ers appeared, representing ''Na-
ture," and told Columbia of her
beautiful fields, green meadows and
fragrant flowers. Then appeared
fourteen young ladies, in couples.
each couple dressed in different col
ors, who in turn bowed before
columbia" and laid a beautiful
boquet at her feet, and, either in
song or recitation, plead the cause
OF the flower they represented.
Then came a number of small
girls and gave flower drill, that
was very much appreciated. The
boys then made their appearance,
each bearing corn tassel. They
went through number of military
exercises and in turn saluted Col
umbia" and the audience. Receiv-
ing hearty and continued applause
they reappearod on the stage. Thus
continued the exercises with alter
nate songs between the choir and
the flower girls, with solos, duets
and choruses until at last "Colum-
bia" stated that she was unable to
select flower for her national en-
blem on account of the number and
beauty of all those from which she
had TO choose. All then united in
singing america" which ended
the programme.
The receipts amounted to s2s. so,
with little expenses and everybody
satisfied.
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RESISTED.

VIM. Boumdreant, who is want
ed at Bristol, Va, was arrested
at Ceredo last Wednesday by Ser
geant j. O. Marcum, assisted by
Constable s. Mays and a number of
others. He had a knife in his hand
at the time and resisted. For a
time it looked like the fellow was
going to "clean out" the whole
crowd, who were endeavoring to ar
him, but finally he agreed TO 90
peaceably with the officers and was
conducted TO the Ceredo lookup to
await the Bristol authorities, who
are on their way here for him. We
did not learn what the man is want
ed for, but a reward Of $50. for his
arrest has been advertised we
have been informed.
Marcum and Mays say he is the
best man, physically, they ever had
hold of. lie cut Marcum on the
leg, skinned Mays nose, bit Ben
Wilson and kicked Mort Kelley.
None of them were seriously
hurt, however. -KenOva Reporter,
Chief Of Police Wolfe, of Bristol,
arrived here last Saturday morning
and left on the evening Of the same
day with Boumdreant, who was
charged with bouse-breaking. There
was no reward offered for his ar
rest.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-20
All Free.

Those who have used DR.. Kings
New Discovery know ITS value, and
those who have not, have now the
opportunity to try IL free. Cal on
the advertised Druggist and get a
trial bottle free. Send your name
and address to II. +. Bucklen g. Co
Chicago, and get 2 sample box Of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills Free, as
we'll as a copy Of Guide to Health
and Household Instructor, Free. All
Of which IS guaranteed to; do you
good and cost you nothing at w.
NJ. Bloss' Drug Store, Ceredo, and
Williams 4 Campbell, Kenova, 4
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-20

The writing desk, which has caus.
ed so much curiosity in Calvin Bros.
store for the past few days, was
presented by CALVIN Bros to Will
Bloss as birthday present. This
is lovely piece of mechanism and
if you want to know how much Will
appreciates it just look at that smile
on his face. Now don't get this
mixed and go off thinking some one
else presented the desk to Mr.. Bloss.
When questioned about it, Will
produces small card that explains
everything.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-20

Read the ad. of A. Brumburg in
this issue. 1t will interest any one
who expects to buy Clothing, Hats,
Caps and Gents furnishings. This
house is one of the largest concerns
In this country and proposes to
give better values for the money
than any other dealer.
The dullest days are busy days at
a. Brumburg's.
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For Over Fifty Years

MRS wINSLoW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
mas been used for over nfty years by mil
lions OF mothers for their children while
teeihing with perfect success. IL soothes the
enid softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
vino coilc, and is the best remedy for diar-
rhea. II will relieve the poor little sufierer
Immediately Sold by DruggisIs In every
part OF the world. Twenty Ave cents a hot
TIE, BE sure and ask for Mrs Winslow, !,
soothing syrup" and take no other kind.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-20

The Ohio river raised about two
feet last Friday night.
The ADVANCE recently purchas-
ed another supply of new type.
Judge James McQuin was on
our streets last Friday.
j. Il. Corners left Monday night
for Richmond, Va, on a business
trip.
The public schools throughout
the Ceredo Independent District
will open next Monday.
Mrs. w. d. Janney and two
children are visiting relatives at
Baltimore, Md.
Mrs A. V. Feazell returned from
visit to relatives, at Sciotoville,
Ohio, last Friday
Mr.. j. l.. Fuller, clerk i'm Calvin
Bros store, returned to his home at
Dover, KY, last week.
Mrs. Nancy Wellman, of near
Cassville, is the guest of her sister
Mrs Elizabeth Mahan.
Miss Mollie Sumpter, of Rock
wood, was the guest of Miss Gertie
Duncan last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hensley
and children visited Mrs. Sam Crum
in Ashland last Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Hysel, of Guyan-
dotte, was the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Wright, last week.
]. G. Sutherland of Kenova, at
tends the Masonic lodge here regu-
larly. Also Squire r. NJ. johnson.
Mrs. Robt, Wright, Jr., went up
to Whites Creek last Sunday to see
John Lambert's wife's new girl
baby.
Freeland Ratliff's family have
moved to Tacoma, Va, where Mr..
II. is working in the J. ii. Millen-
der mill.
Mrs. Richard Gum and children
have returned from a short visit to
Echo, where Mr. Gum is running a
pump.
Every week the ADVANCE sub
scriptIon list is swelled by the addi-
ton of new names, which come to
us unsolicited.
James Wright sprained his back
severely while lifting last Thursday
and was off duty for several days
in consequence thereof
Mr.. James F. Ewes called at this
Office last Friday and bad insur-
ance placed OIL his handsome prop
erty near Dunleith. Sensible,
Mr.. P. s. Drown of st Louis,
Mo-, brother TO B. r. Drown, of
this county, is visiting his rela-
tives and friends IN this section.
Plenty of squirrels are said to
pressage hard winter. If that be
true West Virginians may prepare
for the hardest winter of the cen
tury.-Monthly Review,
We desire to direct attention 20
the card Of DIR. +. w. Moore, of
Huntington, who occupies the office
formerly occupied by DIR. Cherry.
Practice limited TO the Eye, Ear
Nose and Throat.
AR. Wittenburg, the popular
travelling salesman for Ball, War
field Drug Co., Of Ironton, Ohio,
was doing business here last Mon
day. The ADVANCE appreciates
favors extended to it by Mr.. Witten
burg.
Mr.. l.. T. Peck, who was appoint
ed special agent of the County
Court TO appear before the State
Board of Public Works aud arrange
for detailed reports Of railroad as
sessments, made his report TO the
Court, which on Monday last pro-
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Do You Want Gold {?

Everyone desires to keep inform
ed on Yukon, the Klondyke and
Alaskan gold fields. Send 1Oc. for
large Compendium of vast infor-
nation and big color map to Ham
ilton Pub. Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-20
No. 4775.
NO. $40.
Report of the Condition
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF CEREDo

OF CERBDO,
in the State OF West Virginia, at the close
OF business, Oct. 9th, 1887.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, Q 50 0O7 a.
Dy'Sru,hIts secured ana unsecured 30 ~
u. =. Bonds 10 secure ciTcu latlon ~ 500 no
STOCKS, securities. etc, 900 %
Ranking house, furniture and FIX
lnres, x,., IL coo 90
Reserve AGENTS., 956 OF
Que from state Banks and bankers, 90 II
Due nom approved reserve agents, a CSi VI
tso,es OF other Nanonal Banks 100 %
and cents, d ~
Specle, 100 90
Redemption fund with u. s.. Treas
urer q per cent of circulation, $50 so
Due from u. 4. Treas. other than
per cent redemption fund,
roTAL , slI7 90 2s
Capital stock paid In. m no M
Surplus Fund u ado nI
Undivided profits, less expenses ="
and taxes paid. gQ2 A
National bank notes outstanding, II "a az
Due 10 other National Banks, go IS
Due to Stale Banks and bankers
Dividends unpaid,
Individual deposits subjectto
Demand certificates Of deposit, 10 eI1 W
Time certificates OF deposit, / 900 90
Notes ana bills Tediscounted,
s,. ToTAL, slI7 sIO 2s
i, Louis Pricbard, Cashier OF the ABOVE
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true TO the best OF INV
knowledge and belief.
LOUIS PRICHARD Cashier.
suDscribed and sworn To before me this Ilth
day OF Oct lsfT.
Wayne Ferguson, Notary Public.
Commentaries:
w. y: T. HI SIe:.. Directors.
VIM. ID. Janney,
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LOCAL. NEWS.

fscPatrons of this paper will please send
tothis ofhce noticesof their friends visiting
here eisewhere--EDl
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-20
BORN.

10 MIR. and Mrs. John Lambert,
OF Whites Creek, the 18th inst,
a daughter.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-20

The Cleveland Daily World, The
Ohio Farmer and TIE CEREDo AD-
VANCE, all one year for only 1925.
Subscribe now.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-20

TO MIR and Mrs Perry Cyrus, of
Whites Creek, the 18th inst, a
son.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-20

Earlv 70 bed and early to rise
May once have made people rich,
healthy and wise,
But at present the man who would
fain make his mark
Has got to keep hustling until long
after dark.
Chicago Journal.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-20
Famous Peach Growers,

Quality is remembered long after
cost is forgotten. Therefore buy
peach trees grown from Tennessee
natural seed, at the Harrison nur-
cries, Berlin, Nd. Their book free.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-20

ROLL OF HONOR:
The following persons have paid
the amount opposite their names on
subscription to this paper since
our last report:
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The Ohio river raised about two
feet last Friday night.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-18

mttee on the amendments had been appointed.
ably or the proposed amendments one of them
increases the representation OF the states asso,
five. and the other puts the nomination OF officers
more largely in the hands of members of the con
amendments were unanimously adopted
Ms' iie ssiS sfSa by FRANK '" Tracey OF '''S"r'" IT.
Your Committee on Uniform Laws was directed e;I
last to prepare with such legal assistance as might
Fortunately for the committee. there was pub
shed in The American Bankers Magazine for
10 be a better law for The purpose than any which
we could possibly frame. Hon Lyman d. Brew
ence Of commissioners Of Inform State Laws.
freely and heartily gave the committee authority
to adopt 1t for recommendation TO your asso''a-
This law has already been adopted in the States
etreet October J. 1897. Shall we not hope tina, the
Of the American Bar Association; Will result In
placing the law on the statute DOCKS o an S ine re-
The repor, concludes by recommending the APP
pointment OF a committee 10 correspond with the
several State associations and look generally after
the passage Of the law by the State Lsgsiatures.
that Of the COMMITTEES on Formation Of ,,tn bIpesH q
cornweii fir' lie said if the bankers the United
States would establish bureau and employ speak
fore tie public men who could in plain speech
show the farmer and others that If the banks
charge high for accommodation Il Is the fault
OF legislation and not of the banks themselves
much OF the present hostility which exists against
banks would be removed. !.
Letters favor:rg the idea OF such bureau OF
education were read from Controller Eckes and
OF hers.
The welcoming speech OF Governor Pingree to-
day while considered somewhat radical by some
OF the members was on the whole. well received
and he received generous amount, OF applause AT
its conclusion.
George II. Russell spokesman Of the Detroit
Clearing House administered Il mild rebuke 10 the
Governor by saying that he had only been in the
banking business eight or nine wears ana would
not therefore attempt to deliver Il homily on the
silver question the evils of corporations The
applause which greeted this sally showed That n
hit at Michigsn's Governor was understood and
appreciated. CO.. :,
ga met to appoint their members OF the Nom
mating Committee. There Is scarcely a doubt but
that Joseph G. Hendrix. president OF The Nationa!
Union Bank of York city. lirsi vice-president
OF the association. Will be chosen pre- sdeni. The
prospects are that there Will b. lively contest ior
the vice presidency when the election OF officers
is reached. Frank W. Tracy. OF Springfield. III.
wants the position. lie was candidate last year
but defeated by Mr. Hendrix. and his friends
think he ought to get the place this year Avian
Trowbridge. chairman of the Executive committee:
f. also Il candida% for the vice presidency. ana
last but by i/-ans least. the Detroit bankers
are determined. IL possible TO elect George H.
Russell of this city. 10 the place
New-York tribune., 1897-08-18
CLOSING PRICES san FRANCISCO STOCKS.
BOSTON Wool MARKET.

BOSTON Aua. l1-The tone of the WOOL market here -
much nrmer week and values gfaiuhly being
worked higher Tho movement territorial woods con
tnues active. medium and fine calling for We on
secured basis choice staple at 10 Fe~c" are
uuie, but are Australian W'Ils being
sold freely hardening prices The following are tn
quotations leading descriptions -
ohio and PENNSYLVANIA heeccs y and above 22' M
and XX above 26c; No ! c0mbing. -Gr. ~ c'mbing.
.6c: delane. PC. . .
Michigan Wisconsin. etc-N Michigan. 2,c: No !
Michigan and coinhng. 2Ic: N Illinois combing. 2ic
No 2 Michigan comhng 2+c; No Illinois comhing. 2lc
x New-York New Hampshire and vermont 10; ~ ]
New York New Hampshire and Vermont 23c; delaine
Michigan. 2ic , -.
I'nwsshed nedums-KentuckY and Indiana. a booi
combing 2Oq2lc Missouri u blood comling, zoe: Ken
tucky and Indiana combing 2Un"lc; Missouri, y
blood c,mbing 2Or: lake and Georgia. 1890
Texas wools-Spring medium n2 months. liza loc:
spring secured 37a3sc spring fine. IL months l2al4c
spring fine secured. 42c. a.
'Te-Titorv wools- Montana fine medium and fine I3u
,,c. Montana fine secured 41G42c: Montana fine staple.
i5c Utah wyoming fine medium and hnr. i2al &C.
Utah Wyoming. etc, secured i"uf2c tan. wyoming
etc, staple 43d ;5c -
Ausraiian scoure. bass-Combng superhne "515,c.
combing good j2a54c combing 4sudor; Queens
land c,,nbing sOdJ3c.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-18

iOOtl-st. n g. 1902 II " OF Amsterdam ave for
three-story and cellar brick dwe'ing' WY"
store. 2toxIs: Robert !. DE Camp, gi Ro'h
Vile Centre Long Island. owner; Ihom IN .o,
Wilson of No III 5tlays. architects '"'''"
Aiteratiors
Columbus-ave. 9 91th-st to a hve-soy
brick apartment house. with store; lanes n'ut'
Ter Of No +UG Ireenwich.st. owner; w " '"''' N ooo
No .23s Madison architect. -""
Broadway. No AS. a hvs-stOry brlck rors WV.
lofis Roosevelt Hospital owner: j '"n"h ' o. ooo
No 81 East 52d ST. architect. ~'"
New buildings. branch office; A..
l9Jth st. : :. - II OF lIonnan si. FOR TWO two
and half story frame dwellings aud shrl iNh
-; BERNARD Kelly. ~ No 800 Pelham ave- 49,.
OWNER ! q Robinson. architect "''"'
I2th-st, 2O5 II = OF Avenue f. Tor Two
story frame dwelling. 2Ox36 Herman N"'er' \ . o..
owner II Conrad contract -""
2d-st. n % II " of Washington ave. Tor a t"V
story frame dwelling. 22x52: Julia 'ah', ..o,
owner: q Springfield, architect "''""
Fulton ave g. ~ II y OF Pelham ave. Tor a one %
story frame shed. VI Brod.rick owner ''
Fordham-a lls.4 n = OF forJhan- ~: '!N
Island for q thre story brich public school C't 90
xsI; city. & ! SNYDER. architect t..... o"""
summit ST. . 100 n Of Devoe II. for Two
story frame dwelling. I9x3s W + Buzby: OF No
223 East i7th- st owner; " Schin. OF No III otii-
architect. siNe"
Avenue n. = iith-st. for two and
half story frame dwelins. "Ox30: Anna BIZ
hofer OF No 32G East 1iIh ~. owner: Laurence oo
& Rngrose architects. s.....,.,............'''' 2sV