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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-05
CURRENT COMMENT.
A Parallel Case.

From Louisville Courier-Journal Dem).
Harris, the new senator from Kansas,
says he is for free trade, but proposes to
give protection a fair trial. Why that is
the exact attitude of Satan toward sin.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-05

Registered at the postomoe in Savannah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-05

Letters and kilograms should be ad-
dressed MORNING NEWS" Savannah,
Ga.
EASTERN OFFICE. % Park Row. New
York City. c. S. Faulkner, Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-05

The MORNING NEWS is published
every day in the year, and is served to
subscribers in the city, or sent by mail
at 81. 90 a month, $50 Tor six months, and
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-05

The WEEKLY NEWS, 2 issues week.
Monday and Thursday, by mail, one
wear 81 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
LACE DEPARTMENT.

New Goods arriving daily and we are
now showing Val. Laces in White and
pytrer. Fancy Cotton Laces White
"a I}utter: Oriental Laces. White and
Bntter: machine and hand made Tor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24

for doors and windows
OCT66llS Superior grade Of wire.
w. A. WILSON & SON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24

The regular meeting of the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly was held
Yesterday afternoon with fair attend
ance of delegates, and the officers on hand
with accustomed promptness. Cred@n-
tials were accepted as follows:
Expressmen and Drivers Union No.
6S9O. A. F. of L.. a. D. RAIDER, Chas. P.
Stole and j. p. Shallcross; Stonemasons'
Union No. >. Chas. X. Kerr, vice L. Col
Inns, resigned.
Several reports were made under the
head of boycotts. but nothing new or i'm
portant. The legislative committee re-
ported that it had secured the eight hour
law in the city gas WORKS, TO 80 into et-
feet during the coming week. In the mat
ter Of the substitution Of coal for gas al
the water works pumping station, pro-
gress was reported.
a motion was adopted to purchase y
worth of tickets for the entertainment
given last Friday by the Belmont Central
Trades and Labor Council.
The arbitration committee reported pro-
gress in the matter Of inducing the use
of coal at the workhouse, and in the
butchers case success. The committee
submitted a written report on the case OF
Horse Shoers' Union No. IS against a To-
cal firm, and the matter was referred
back by the Assembly with instructions
to ascertain if the firm in the controversy
will come back into the union if the fine
is RENTED.
The resignation of G. ". Clifton, Of
fered at the last regular meeting, was ac-
cepted.
A delegate called attention to the i'm
portance of making an early start in pre-
pairing for the celebration of Labor Day
this year. and upon his motion the pres
idcnt will announce a general committee
Of fifteen at the next meeting.
Delegate Bauer offered the following
amendment to the constitution, which
goes over under the rules:
In any matter Of purely internal char
acter. requiring the services OF commit
tee appointed by the Assembly. the ex-
penses shall be borne by the Lodge, union
or assembly introducing the same.
1t was decided to celebrate Labor Day
on August 2Sth. The secretary was i'm
structed to communicate with the Bel
mont Central body, with view TO arriv-
ing at satisfactory arrangements for a
joint celebration. The secretary was also
instructed to communicate with the To-
Gals represented in the Assembly, and 10
urge them to insist upon regular attend
ance Of their delegates on account Of the
preparations for Labor Day celebration.
The Assembly proceeded to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation Of G. W.
Clifton from the Finance Committee. Del
egate Shallcross was chosen unanimously.
Mr. Clifton was also member of the
Arbitration Committee and the President
appointed Delegate RAIDER to su-"eed him.
Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
:G5eeIin9 32e9isffr
AMONG THE HOTELS.

The Strangers Who Reached the City
Yesterday.
McLure-D. B. Harker and wife,
East Liverpool o.
Stamina. B. Radford, Sistersville;
w. J. Clarke. Sistersville.
Windsor-A. ]. Wilkinson, Grafton;
w. Jackson, Parkersburg.
Howell-S. Comisky, Webster Strings;
Il. T. Thomson, 0lstersville.
Brunswick-C. J. Lavelle, New Mar
tinsvile; Geo. R. Ryan, Morgantown;
Geo. r. Gray, Buckhannon; w. 5. Nc
Cornell. Wellsburg; Z. Reynolds, Par
kersburg; c. Z. Mason, Sistersyille.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
THE RIVER.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements o the
Boats and Boatmen.

YESTERDAYS BOATS-Cincinnati,
Virginia. s a. m; Pittsburg, Keystone
State. 7 a. m; Kanawha, a. m; Ben
Hur 8 a. M; GAINESVILLE, Lorena, 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
TRADES ASSEMBLY.
Regular Meeting Of the Central Labor
Body Held Yesterday.

Very Little Business Of Importance
Was Transacted-August 29th
Chosen as the Date for Labor
Day and Tn ere Will Probably be
a Joint Celebration by the AS
sgmbly and the Belmont Council.
Routine Matters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24

H-Get the Best,-A
THE WHEELING DAILY REGISTER
1Oc PER WEEK.
6~i@nhAaa- 9OI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24

Q for doors and windows.
OCIGGIlS Superior grade Of wire.
w. A. WILSON &, SON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24

Turtle Soup and Lunch tonight at
Fjnnegan Bros. corner Twenty-second
and Main streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24

$3.50 p. M, Clarlngton, Leroy, o'oO p.
m: Steubenville, 7. NJ. Bayne, 80
p. m.
The river marks last evening at the
wharf showed the water to be station
airy at 7 feet inches
A large party Of Pittsburgers came
down on the Virginia yesterday morn
ing and returned home at I a. NJ. on
the keystone State.
The keystone State had twenty tour
lists from Marietta on board yesterday,
who are making the round trip 20
PitJsburg
The Will J. Cummings Will enter the
Wheeling and Cincinnati trade next
Saturday. as was announced exclusively
in the Register several weeks age.
The Leroy had a well patronzed eX-
cursion to Sistersville yesterday. Inc
boat got back at 10 p. N.
PITTSBURG. May 2$--River 90 feet anu
falling at the dam. Raining
PARKERSBURG. W. VA May 2S.-Ihe
Ohio is s feet inches and rising. Ram
ing: mercury 81. Passed down-The Ar
sand. Due down-The Virginia. Little
Kanawba stationary. Locals on time
OIL CITY. Pa. May e5.-River feet d
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and cool.
MORGANTOWN. ". Va. May 28.-Riv-
er : feet inches. Raining hard.
GREENSBORO. Pa. May @,-Rlver
feet s inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and threatening. The James G. Blaine Is
dino down in thu morning.
sTEUBENvILLE. O.. May 23-River
fee, inches and falling. Raining
Weather warm. Passed up-The Ben Hur
Nellie Walton. Keystone State Kanawha.
WARREN. Pa. May 25.-River foot
inches. Weather warm. Showers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24

TO-DAY'S BOATS - Parkersburg,
Ben Hur, 10 p. m; Sistersville, Ruth,
$3.50 p. M; Darlington, Leroy, 1886 p.
m: Steubenville, 7. NJ. Bayne, 2.3O
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
EGGE8. WAR RICK & co.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
WHITE GODS.

Everything that is new. both Domes-
,ic and Foreign-Persian Lawns. Linen
Icv-ns Dotted Swiss, Organizes, Main
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24

Turtle Soup and Lunch tonight at
Finnegan Bros, corner IWenty-secoho
and Main streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24

DECORATION DAY EXERCISES AT
GRAFTON. w. VA. SATURDAY,
MAY 29TH. 1897
For the above occasion, the B. & O.
Company viii sell excursion tickets
Saturday. May 18th, for Wheeling,
Parkersburg, Belington, Rowlesburg,
Morgantown and intermediate points at
rate of one fare for the round trip.
good returning until Monday, May
31st. inclusive.
Able speakers will be present to ad-
dress the people also good music by
the Parkersburg and other bands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
SnociaI Id the R0eIstor.

Special to the Register.
CORVALLIS. W. Va. May 29.-The
Douglas No well, of Cox, Woodward
& Peters. located very close to the big
gusher drilled in some time ago. was
completed to-day and is doing ell at
the rate of 1000 barrels a day. The
gas pressure is very heavy, and the
strike in every way is far ahead Of Tie
first gusher. To attempt to describe the
intense excitement over the wells ac-
tons is impossible.
The talent and residents Of This place
are terribly excited over the strike, and
a great influx of operators aaJ sight
seers arrive on every train.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-24
Special 10 the Register.

Special 10 the Register
Parkersbug. ". Va. May 2}-The
Marshall Oil Company have just COM
pleted a fine well on the Moss farm,
east of Rutherford, in the Salt sand.
The venture is some distance ahead Of
Developments. and opens up a wide
scope of territory. and the company s
holdings in the vicinity Of the strike are
very large.
II is reported here that the Snider
Oil Company paid $1,10O bonus and
$50 a month rental for rs acres OF the
Mary Robinson farm in the new Ogdin
field extension, just south Of the Moon
Richardson farm. on which Barnsdall
made a lucky strike recently.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-27
DANGEROUS EXPERIMENT.

The young man looked UP from his
writing.
"The-ah-the girl lives in Boston,
he said TO his chum. Don't you think
il would make a hit with her if l
quoted a few lines of poetry?'
Got the boOk?'
NO: but l know the verses by
heart"
Don't you take any chances. l tried
the same thing once and got shook be-
cause I used a semicolon where there
should have been a comma. indian
apols Journal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-27
"Galopf"

"Galopt"
De Rones sharp command broke the
thread of my thoughts, and ended all
chance of escape. We set spurs to our
horses and splashed through the ford
of the Disc. half mile from the out
pest. On the other bank picket chal-
lenged, and, giving them the word. we
rode in the direction OF the even white
line of the camp. A few strides more
and we refined in at the door of the
Generals tent. The guard presented
arms and received a brief order to dis
mount and follow de Rome.
entered the tent, and stood patiently
whilst he walked backwards and for
wards for a little time. Suddenly he
stopped and, facing me, said:
well, NJ. d'Auriac?"
at could not be helped, Your Excel
lency," | stammered.
You said that of e Conner, and
promised It should never occur again.
But there wee circumstances"
"Pshaw." he excloimed, Il guess
them wine-dic1s One CT
the prisoners was a women. | saw you
pick up that knot of ribbon. There is
no excuse-Croix Dieui None"
Il had the honor to be first man be-
bind Your Excellency at the storm OF
Laon," | said, with happy recollection.
and saved my life, you were going
to say" he cut in. ! bowed, and de
Rome began again to pace up and down
Juggling at his short pointed beard.
WIS determined to seize the three Aair$
occasion offered AID continued
And that was after NJ do Gonnors
unfortunate accident.
Accident" he laughed shortly
and that accident having been con-
doned, you want to set off saving my
life against breaking the orders of the
Ceneral?"
1T will not occur again"
"CroiX D.eu. will take care of that
It will not occur again with you, NJ
d'Auriae. See here, | will pay my debt;
but first ask If have your parole not
to attempt escape. If you do not give
it" and he laid his hand on a call
bell, with an iaquiring look towards
me.
Il will not attempt escape"
"Then you will not have to complain
Of the justice of de Rome Tomorrow
/ some things will happen, and amongst
them will be the lamented death OF
the Sieur dAuriac. This much | viii
! tell you. Tomorrow the King and
meet once more-you must die on tie
fed. Win or lose, if catch yol alive
at the close of the day, will hang you
as high as Hannah; and now 60
ITO be continued tomorrow
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-27
TIE OLD. OLD STORY.

Il know l play chess very poorly
said the young woman, moving her
knight TO the wrong square, but do
so love TO Learnt"
u wonder" replied the young man.
preparing to mate N three moves, "if
YOU could learn to love,"
Her answer was very soft and gen
tie. but it broke up the game at once.
Chicago Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-14

ave- lease. instalments :.... ronx
Ludlow George s to the Brooklyn Savings Bah"' ~,
Nos i4f and 143 5th-ave. year. 80, "
Lynch Mary T, the J Chr @ Hupiel brs" z,
Ing Company No 222 East 5oh.st, denan Ill.,, "
Mount. Maria l.. 10 Title Guarantee ana i''' a.,
Company No i.iti 3d-ave = years. ;....''..' "
Matson. Alfred w Michael Hanngan.
RiverdaIe-ave SIS II Of n line or estate vi
Abraham Schermerhorn. 18th ward ~ 49,.
Morrison. Florence 4. 10 Henry = . Sulnpay'
n W corner Minerva Place ana An'hohS ave- 1,
months .......,,..... small
Nathan Marcus and wife to Mary N.Men Q,
5 Anthony-ave 2J.t II n OF 1soth-si Es
Same 10 same Anthony-ave. oo.' IL " Q!
Same 10 same rs trustee OF Kirk u Newell ~, zoe
ceased $ Q corner 1s0th-st ana Antho"' 49, A.
years ................... - .ye and
Same 10 same. n corner Antnony-a'c "'' 2,
1s0th-st. years. - ~, 100
Norton Mary G. Thomas OBrien lo' '''
man OF Van Nest Park yenrs ,,rs
pa,mieri John, to Andrea Vuolo. Sp''Hs''' a,
o3o II W OF Elizabeth ST. years t,c.on
Rosenblatt Sarah and william H. TO h.'a , oor O.
hiatt = ii9th-st. III II OF Ith-ave, so TIA
swanv Arthur A. and wife to Me niop :, ~
Uuildng Company Tremont-ave' |'"'" - Q,
~ prospect-ave months, .,
Thompson Samuel c. to Albert WILSON, pa o. ~
,o,s %, and 81 Q Washington ave. map VI z,
rnrr William NJ and Josephine g. 70 s"p
thereafter lot 2l7. block +. mar OF ii"'s A.
Rose Mapes estate years. ''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-14
Rr,rLpING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and ALTERATIONS
have been fled the Building Department
oe NV y 'u' $ s It Of 81 for four nys S
S @ss; nss asc S%DT Of No s..
us Yves. ata tr 'T "n brick
Sqsns asa. w ssn." II n' m
Greene CT n" Of Temple T Court architects two '0''
Barrow st. s. 20 # ,,S q, ks: William
Farrell q 10 Se W Yves; Wd l9 ss ETn sch ieo' 500
stores 25xsis Jacob Kllnsensten p of mo 81
E East EOS S? sih-avc oS arehtect $1,000
a1e story b iee a, s & Ami'I' Fisher
go q, wss, G architect 9'"n D
Mera'ioS IS main nal s SiGe' hreesory brick once
building with saloon and restaurant, H.,
n Tis%I,.'[ Of 20 sSl Futon Brooklyn arch' 1000
cs sSs 10 40 SO east ays-stsry brick fac
tory. Fred $ Meyers Of No COS BoadWa.:
owner sc1aetsT co. Of No Is. E's' 1000
ss@ It r.A Nc d. n"a to 'Sisss
brick dwelling with store P ,o F Frdn G Of
10 III IVES illth 81 aTSnitec'' '.'''''''''' i'''
New buildings -n branch EI, oi" for
'' frame she'd cxe scaer q y? 70 E a.
ave. architect Michael Joems lessee r.. ;ir:s loo
Brook ave ;en ~ IT Of slec , iS 4t' Ship
nan, Of SO 20 West 10Th owner George &c mn
HOFFMAN Of No $50 Broadway. architect ie'Vo"
websicave, 100 # Of i7 ,s ste for Ar n1ee
aTss '@ or No 'ms MS fs
TAFT Of No 236 Madlson-ave. architect io'o0"
IGsth ST. " s. i05.iI n ~ Brook ave for Two
four-sory brick fats. 25xT2: Pauline Iarsen OF
10 LOT Tnan Ih ST. S~he'' 'o"' .'. $4,000
Park ave s. 23t3 II OF 1881 st. for a. two
sto-I frame dwelling 19xi02: Margaret GARRETT.
Of No is ls architect, $500
Alterations. branch office;
Vanderbilt No lao. to two-story frame
she'd II Ruser Of No 1855 Brook-ave. owner: .oo
C;e ,rge Hoffman architect. .......:.....:.'. Oo"
al and Washington ayes cor. TO a three story
frame dwelling with stores and meeting rooms;
wilcox; ch hwngr' 1000
Main St W s. 60 T. - Westchester ave. TO a
two story frame dwelling; Patrick Mullins, Of
Westches,esh , 1m.e'' ''H'i'' .. 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Alvino. Pitoro. and wife and Theresa Picinlo to
julius Beer. 40 10 Spring ST. years. ..,.......
Bremen. Edward. AMI wife TO Rcbccca Riggs. No
Same TO Frederic J Mddiebrook same property.
Bass Nathan and wife 10 George Y y Baldwin.
No al East 18th st. months. .....,...........
Fell. Enoch &. 10 Gouverreur Tillotson. @ Brook
ave. 20 II Of .i5th st. months. .............
Same 10 same. Brook ave. 100 II n OF 18th
Borinnnn John ana vile 10 Matthias Faust. No
l3p West i29ih st and No 3Go Lenox-ave. -
C,wes LYDIA NJ Ia Lewis II Bailey. Old Boston
Road. adjoining land formerly OF John Pugsley.
~ Martha I,Ounsl"rry, 10 new Boston Road,
asa gore lot W new Boston Road. - II n OF
above lot. years. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
criscuolo Pietro and wife 20 the Assured BullA-
ing and Loan Association. is'th-si. % q
" ~ CambrriinE- instruments, .............
CarucC Chechchna. and husband To same
corner Cambreling-as and lsIth 81 install
cox james NJ 10 william. Echmhn lot CO.. map
Van Nest Park . years. Observation-Disclosures.
CONGREGATION Shaaray Tehla. city 81 New York,
10 the State Bank. Nsw-iork. SD 81 2.j
Il OF Amsterian ave. note. @ morihs. ......
Cohen samuel 20 Dora Haynnn and Regina
Rosenihal. No l52 Norfolk It wears. ........
Dunn. Thomas i. 10 Frances y u Lewis. No 80
Duchardt Emma to the Emgrsnt Industrial saw
ings Bank. No e?3 lseylngton-ave, ,ear.....:
Deutseh. Fannie' "a ara husband TO Herman
Diehl, John. and wife to David Fuld. W Jack
s0n-ayc. DJft ~ 10th ~. years ''......,.
pOnofr.o Rocco 10 Emclio DOnofrio, 1i5h-
81. 90 n " ~ Pleasant ave. YEAR, ...........
HAYWARD. Sarah T.. 10 sarah 4 Hardy, lot H.D.
msp village Of Wakefield. years ..-...........
Hentzc. Josephine +, Christina g. Julia y, Eugene
T. and Peter Il. TO Alicia \ Hertze. Individual
and a. execuirix Of Andrew Hent'e' No Sss %
Hlrschn,an. Jacob A. 10 William we,ter..r No 40
kolb. Frank. 20 g |. g 1e1nhnrdt. phrt or
corner Of Union Para. at 1850 at and Willis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-14

~ PHOENIX INGRAHAM Co. Auctioneeirs,s ~, WI.
j. coll nj nIbr auction at the ew-fork ffea rs.dte
salesroor No. III Broadway. New-fork CITY, on Monoa''
Aprl i"t, .o,. new seven-story Apartment House.
rorbeas corner OF Madison and East New
Wy loo feet on Madison 10 feet on llotn-s'
i" ny ORDER OF THE SUPREME COLK
PARTICULARS furnished application 10 kastus = ISano"
Aty loo f3'way and Chas. Strauss. Atty. 20 3 way.
on THURSDAY April %. 1897 at O'clock IN IN, ,he
f,ernoon on the premises near Trenton Ne" VIZ
handsome country site known as OakianGs iotneiay
the residence Of Dickinson Woodruff conssneo anou
acres Of land surrounding the mansion mousse
and another tract Of land lying between me reeIsI "
,Lo peIawars and Raritan Canal and the Delaware N',
VIC ~ ahou twenv-seven acres desirable
nronery for country residence. convenient 70 w
p,sre delaware Railroad and the NewYork DIVISION OF
the Reading Railroad 49,, ,.,,.,-. ,.,u =.
The personal property and household FURNITURE WI" Dc
offered for sale the same DAY.
fo' ' HUGH n. HAMI>rA and
WILLIAM L. DAYTON,
Executors,
Trenton, New-Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-14
Mem pnblieation.
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prAr. ESTATE TRANS ~ERS.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

Norfolk -; 49, Dora Hayman ct 81 to samuel and
Monroe TnS St. 10 S, Huida Lbnan to FayOush LIB
,, mfn :: 81 +, Of Pleasant 2tiosco
ssprine ST. 40 ie, Pie,ro Aivino ct al to John Pal
w1s isi LOT; Sos .. % an; and. "a
map oi Mo Tho,nson '"'.. .'....... 1900
Front st. Nos Nv ana aG:oidn r Wiets $4,000
st. Mos ana sn n wife 10 Charles hyde 10000
West es' sd.si Nos 20 and 90 william C Hoasland
perry ".t.' 10 s5 jacob R,ess and wife TheO-
w soe "a st. 10 20: william Evcrdc ami wife
9Th to ave He"r Nos 0 III and iis George s Ludlow
sa GaT0 plopcSy M'' William ig Evereii and wife
Sd aSe v dop% a8E asd t. 1855 Frank res
nh n .y TO M NS az se conc sst asih st. No
East and t., Hannah NJ t t '"s al eRecutrx
,7 shd rus r n Of sih a,c 25xs5lx regu
lar: George 4, Ne Marni TO Mary odenhurg :,
l7 III ST. $. $50 It Of broadway 25xS2 Emanuel
ellner to Moses Wolf ,;a. ;..; ~ 100
& Mar e e1ae Of t TO ETA FsTs %ss o1
4d Mamie rauiE iI TT n Lyon ;1ave 'Vc'
wssl [o E1d-a Eesman and anorS Ss TO Emma
tSryer $50 It Of 5ti ave. 5oxiC2 2: william
s4Ssi s. 25i It Of shave 2,sio22: siias ooo
d Morrill, ami anoth-r TO Ethel Noire....... 10000
= ,,, 10 r. ,S S5 Haas99 2'Aio22 100
stint n 5 10 IT " Of Madison ave. 5Oxlo2.2 ,Oo
same 10 Mary l. Barley .....................+: 100
11oth' st. 10 i3j East: Patience A Chappell ct al
nm si 10 1S2 Ea.. Joseph stinson and wife
10 Iudwnnie DetzoS ana another: .o''o
llmh .. ). 30 It v Of NNenue a. ls.9Siooi
William G Flanagan and another executors c-oo
and trustees. TO Iuli1s ! Lambert -. ooD
@a~ s3S S i9a n1~PA OF SO
145tf-st g $ 800 # 2 Of nth ave. 5oxig9.1o to
1iith 81: Julien 7 Davies 10y attorney TO heh-
,r sFS S'f<F1 IL It q 7ihays isxlooii Ella
,c 2sgno's' IS Ii "a Of Vest End ave- iisrooi
John insolvency and wife 10 william II Rose.
Brook ave 20 II OF lioth- st, lWDxloO.
Gouverneur T.llotson TO Z G Bell .::............
Fulton-avc. No llsj " ., part lot l2e, map par
village Morrsania. 6s.Sy142; Phebc \ Parshall
individual and s exccutrix and trustee. to Jonas -
1seh-s g iaos :, . Of Prospect ave. 50xi32 sx
s7.iCxl32.S Wright Case and wife to Bernard
C,aremonf- ave 8 $ 1913 II W of Devoe-st ok
12j: John J I<ddy 10 Ellen Lnddy... ::........
Broadway. :, 2'l5 q " Of Terrace View ave. ~
Rvordae-aye W :. SIS II n ~ north line estate
Abraham SchermerhOfn. .lxl0o: Michael Han
nigan and wife Alfred W Watson. 1000
ST.: William G Hosgiand to william Everdel 100000
Hamilton st. :. 300G II Of Cafharine-st 126x
100 Mary Z Byrne. as executor. etc. 10 John ~
adayc no SIS ana 30 40 Vas, sea st: iasth-s,
g. 1co2 # Of Morris ave. runs 1902 II
x1ol. Gxs29xlOo. Is part. Alicia \
Hcnize. indiy duai and as exe'utrix to Joserhne
i IIenize $3.50
9od ST n s. 200 II W of ist-ave. 25xioDs: Herman
Sperling John Mclaughlin. .........s....... 100
lO2d-si 225 II . Of "a Lave. 50xlo0l1: William
Same property; Mary Connolly to William setz.
10Th ave, 10, 2oa matp vi,.ge wakeneid' an
lot 40. map Van Nest ParH; John HARMS and
wife Harry i Plpp. 80
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