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The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-06-22
Regimental Shoot.

The beginning of the shoot for regi-
mental bars took place at the military
butts Saturday afternoon, only seven
men competing. The scores were very
poor. The two Company B men who
shot did not succeed in making a bar
of any kind, but the three Company G
men were more fortunate, each making
q bronze. The latter were Corporals
Kuliki, James Mahoney and G. Hen
messy. The shoot will continue until
next Saturday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-06-22

tai nature and intensely amusing.
Sandwiches and lemonade were served
H z KaipO and Deputy Sheriff ".
G. Scott. Of Waikiki. have passed
satisfactory examination and have
been admitted 10 the practice of law
in district courts. The examination
was held in WaiIuku before Hon J. W
Kalua-
Monday evening 1.-THE 14th) the pu-
pills of Miss Kate Fleming gave little
concert at the school house Of Pau
wela.
The Catholic Church at Brewers.
Makawao, is being enlarged
British Commissioner HAYES is eI-
peeted on Maui during the early part
Of July.
Many pastures in mauka Makawao
and KuIa are being burned
Messrs- s G. Alexander and c. H
Dickey are making Kona, Hawaii, a
short visit
Miss Hattie Watson, Of Nakawao, is
somewhat better She has been seri-
OusIy i'll for q long period
The private school Of Miss Laura
Green, OF Makawao. held closing eI-
ercfses the 18th
Miss Steele now teaching at KOhala
will succeed Miss Leonard at Mama
OIu Seminary. Miss Leonard will re-
turn TO her home in the United States
Judging by the framework, the
dwelling house now being erected for
Manager H A Baldwin, OF Hamakua-
poko. viii be a most elegant and up
to-date" structure
The dancing party az Spreckelsville
last night, given by the PUuneue Club,
Vas largely attended and great Sue
cess
The schooner Eva came into Kahu-
Iui harbor on the 18th and departed on
the 18th
The Albert Myer, from Alaska, is
the only other arrival Of the week.
Weather: scanty showers and lit
/ tie rain in Kula
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-06-22
LEWIS g. CO.,
Agents, honolulu, r.. J..

States. Europe and Japan, returned on
the Gaelic yesterday, and are regis
tered at the Arlington.
The subcommittee of the various
events in tomorrow's celebration hand
ed in their reports to the General Com
mittee at the Arlington Hotel last
night. The arrangements are perfect,
and the reports were accepted.
Lieutenant-C Commander Briggs. the
new executive officer of the U. S. S.
Philadelphia, has adopted the regula-
ton time of marching the battalion, a
S0-inch step and 120 to the minute. I'm
der Lieutenant Ingersoll, the time was
much slower.
The closing exercises at st. An
drew's Priory will take place Thurs
day, July Sth. Among other things,
the May-pole dance will be given.
There will also be at the same time an
exhibition and sale of fancy work.
which all ladies who are looking out
for handsome work should attend.
Keep the date in mind.
The much-needed electric light has
been put in place at the boat landing
The placing there of the light was not
due particularly to the drenching of a
certain officer of the U. S. S. Philadel-
phia on Thursday night, but to the
fact that the Government had come to
recognize the need of such light from
notices published in the Advertiser.
The petition now being gotten up by
the teachers of the city and looking
toward the retention of John F. Scott
as Deputy Inspector-General of
Schools, will be presented to the Com
missioners of Education on Thursday.
1t is understood that this petition will
be signed by a very large number of
people.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-06-22
Three Man Shoot.

The match shoot between Messrs.
Chillingworth, Dillingham; and Atkin-
son Of the Mounted Reserve, and
Messrs. George Green, Sam Green and
George Lucas of the Citizens Guard,
took place at Iwilei butts yesterday af-
ternoon. The result was victory for
the Mounted Reserve, they making 122
and the Citizens Guard men making
40.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-06-22
American Literary Exercises.

American Literary Exercises.
The literary exercises OF the Ameri-
can Fourth of July celebration will be
held in the Opera House at IL a. m. on
the day of the celebration. The pro-
gram will be similar to that of pre-
vious years. American Minister Har-
old NJ. Sewall win deliver the address.
1t is the intention of the committee to
limit the exercises TO one hour. Mr.
Sewall's address viii probably occupy
about 20 minutes. The Declaration OF
Independence will be read by Professor
Howard, of Pnnahou, and the musical
program will be in the hands of j. @
Wood and a chorus OF 20 voices.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-06-22
FORTH OF JULY SPORTS.
Some of the Sports and Prizes
for Celebration.

The Sports Committee OF the Fourth
Of July celebration met last night and
arranged z program to be carried out
that day In order that there may be
no confusion regarding the events to
take place tOmoFrOTs q complete de-
tailed program is withheld until later
in the week 1t Is understood, however,
that the celebration viii Be On a much
larger scale than has ever been at
tempted before The fireworks vii b.
On 2 magnificent scale, the principal
piece being an Illuminated view Of Nj
zgzrz Falls This viii be about 50 feet
long and from the illustration which
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-06-22
Wall, Nichols Company
OUR REPUTATION
SOLE AGENTS FOR HAWAI-
IAN ISLANDS.

For fine match wOrk IS loide-
Spread;; bit zee irish to I'M
press the fer ,oho may nos
yet be an line, With the neceS-
Sity of sending THEN. icdtches,
achea ont of order to rs d.
rectlu; and not first aiiOr e.
ery tiRkeI. to ,uin the ,oatch,
after ,0hich, SsHd It to as for
proper repairs.
The Cost Is ARRAYS more to yOa,
after such treatment eUer 50
much hitter to send 1t right
dolon to as, for ice ollo'O
nothing bet perfect Cork to
ieare. Otr ,eOrkshQp.
You wiH be surprised, too, holO
much cheaper 1t '0iH be, and
hOp much more satisfactory
to yOu.
Watches are securely packed IN
uOOden bOres, and returned
IN the safest possible manner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-06-22
SCHOOL CLOSING
Maunaolu Seminary, Com
mencement Exercises.
Close of the Term Pastures
Burning in. Kula
Districts.

MAUI. June Northumberland ex-
ercises at Maunaolu Seminary. Maka-
wac. held the 10th inst. were witnessed
by large number OF relatives and
tSiends OF the pupils. After an hour or
two OF recitations in history (ancient
and Hawaiianl, in physiology. arith-
metiC. etc, the following pleasing pro-
gram was rendered:
Chorus-o-ee Again We Greet You
All.
Piano Solo.
Chorus-Queen OF the Night.
Notwithstanding the Old Cat Die
Piano Solo.
Chorus-Hark. Hark, the Lark.
Piano Duet
Motion Exercise-East and West.
Piano Solo.
Chorus-We Love to Sing.
Piano Solo.
Motion Song.
Piano Solo.
Recitatiou-A Little School Ma'am.
Piano Solo.
ChoruS-Splnnlng Long.
Cantata-Father Time
Hoop Drill.
Speeches.
Hawaii Ponoi.
The cantata and hoop drill were the
most ambitious events of the enter
tainment. and merited much praise.
Among the many present were DR.. E.
G. Beckwith. Messrs. E. Bailey. Geo.
E. Beckwith. Hon. ]. ". Kaiua, J. W.
Colville and Judge Peter Noa.
The picnic held in lao Valley dur
ing the 18th was a great success. 200
or 500 people participating Among
those present were Antoine Rosa and E.
P. Dole of Honolulu and the entire le-
gal fraternity of Wailuku.
Monday, the 18th. a mixed jury dis
agreed over the celebrated Baker
Euos land-ejectment case. This is the
third hung" jury Is to 81 which has
tried the case. This time. however,
the division was not on account of
race feeling.
Tuesday 1.-THE 15th) Lyle 4. Dickey
obtained 500 damages for his client in
/ the criminal conversation case.
The jury was permanently discharg-
ed Tuesday night. but cases in which
the right of trial by jury had been
waived were tried by Circuit Judge Ka-
lua the nth.
The following program was rem
dered Friday evening (the 11th) be
/ fore the Makawao Literary Society. as
sembled in the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. C. D. Loveland. of Hamakuapoko:
Piano Solo -...... Miss Grace Dickey
Play in One Act. Entitled
The Open Gate"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-06-22

8 Ten Dared barge, Prize. $50,
Course; Bell buoy and return.
Entries; Hanakeoki u. $. $. Phil
adelphia). Aloha It. s, 5. Marion).
6 Surf-hoat race for ships crews.
Course; Knuokle buoy and return.
First prize, $50; second prize. SIS,
There are five entries for this race.
Both the Inter-IslSnd and Wilder
Steamship Companies are in it.
All the races in the regatta will start
FROM the Inter-ISland wharf.
The rules and regulations governing
the races were published in yesterday
mornings Advertiser.
All friends OF the Myrtle and Hea-
lani Boat Clubs are cordially invited 10
the respective club house 10 witness
the events in the regatta.
Grand Ball Tonight.
The grand ball in connection with
the celebration Of Queen Victoria s
Diamond Jubilee. will take place in In
dependence Park Pavilion tonight.
Great preparations have been made,
and the affair promises TO be q bril-
liant one. The hall viii be decorated
as il never has been before. There
viii be a reception from TO $50. Al
ter that viii come the grand march,
and then the program OF dances, Is in
all. with three extras.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-06-22
LEWIS co.
Lewis &CO.

Have never had greater variety nor
better quality Of fine foods for the every
day table and for dinner giving than now.
The world pays tribute'to the aesthetic
tastes of the jewellers of Hawaii through
this store.
The price of thing is generally what
Il Is worth, competition requires that; the
higher the price, the better the quality as
a rule: price doesn't always guarantee
quality, the reputation Of the seller counts.
Send for our catalogue and. see
what we can sell you.
For instance cur Lewis Hams and
Bacon.
We guarantee our prices as low as
the lowest and quality the best. ISL
and orders solicited. Country custom
ers are assured Of paving the same prices
as those resident in the city of Honolulu.
Intelligent and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will
refuse substitutes, when they can buy the
original.
IQQ is an article whiah is daily
L Oo consumed by millions.
Success in tea brewing can only be assured
by using Lewis Own importations Of
Ceylon-India, China and Japan Teas.
Send for our catalogue. Mailed FREE
on application.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-06-22

States. Europe and Japan, returned on
the Gaelic yesterday, and are regis
tered at the Arlington.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-06-22
DETROIT
JEWEL
STOVES

WE are celebrating the
successful introduction of
JEWEL" Stoves and Ranges
by giving purchasers out of
Honolulu a special benefit of
a Freight Rebate of 10 per
cent. off the regular price of
all our stoves: In addition
to which you get the usual
( per cent. cash discount.
Our complete stock of $50
stoves, ranging in price from
SIIto S72-with another $50
now on the way, comprises
the following:
MERIT JEWEL RANGE.
size. 4 styles, with Water Coil.
EMPIRE JEWEL RANGE.
size, J styles, with Water Coil;
1 size, / style, with or without Water
Coil.
CITY JEWEL RANGE.
sizes, } styles with or without Water
Coil, and with or without Hot Water
Reservoir.
WELCOME JEWEL STOVE.
sizes, with or without Reservoir.
MODERN JEWEL STOVE.
sizes, with Or without Reservoir.
MESQUITE JEWEL STOVE
sizes: No. 7 and No. 8.
w. w. DIM0ND
HONOLULU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06

CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Tuesday. October h-p. m.


The bear element was aggressive to-day. and.
in the absence Of important buying orders and
outside support to boardroom bulls. prices were
forced down fractions. while in some cases larger
losses were made The market almost en-
tirey under the control OF boardroom traders.
but their exaggerated stories and absurd rumors
brought on no significant selling and caused no
uneasiness among we-protected holders or
stocks 1t is evident that conservative interests
do not want an active bull speculation at pres
emit For this reason small traders are appar-
entity allowed TO operate as best suits theT
changing fancies, but on each small concession
In prices quie, buying by shrewd interests taxes
place. And on each effort Of the bears to cover
they find less stock offering. Tnere Is nothihs
in the situation favorable TO a bear campaign
and the weakness of their cause Is apparent III
the violent efforts which they make TO frighteh
holders OF stocks into selling. An instance VI
this seen to-day in attempts to scare peop's
into believing that the candidacy OF Henry
George for Mayor meant his election ana tri-
umph for Populism and the Chicago platform IL
people sell stocks the feeble stories put out py
the bears. they deserve no sympathy IN 'he''
losses. 49,, Ia.
Traders were Indifferent TO the handsome gains
in railroad earnings reported to-day. nor uIu
the reduction in foreign exchange rates anu tie
nroha hiIitv of gold imports overcome their pessi-
nistic tenperament. Late cable dispatches from
Tondon reported buying Of gold (American
eagles) in the open market. presumably FOR
American account. and In local exchange circles
n was thought that gold imports would be made
This week unless the foreign exchange market
should undergo a sudden and unexpected change
There Is no urgent need for gold here. but I'M
norris OF the metal will doubtless have bracin8
eject upon sentiment; they VIII prove more EN-.
phatic evidence OF the splendid international
trade balance in this country's favor than the
figures OF merchandise experts, when mean llt'ie
10 the majority of stock market traders Gold
imports. expanding business and heavy railroad
earnings may soon set the speculative bail ron.
ing again ard when an active upward moVemene
does begin II will he entertaining 10 calculate
the losses OF present enthusiastic bears ana
timid bulls. AS to railroad earnings. the follow.
ing tables showing the returns for NUMBER OF
roads for the fourth week In September and for
the month received to-day furnish evidence OK
the heavy traffic movement in all parts OK tns
country
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Countrn Board.


LAKEWOOD y. IA few persons can % accom-
n modntei with excellent board mile ard halt IRON
carriage. For PARTICULARS Mrs IL ~
SYKES. BOX - Lakewood. y j.
nARTrEs OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN wishing pleasant
i rooms for fall and winter. excellent tanle; forty MN
u'es from city from station. Jersey Cehtra ~ W.
Address BOY 81 Crawford. N j.
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CEALfD BIDS OK ESTIMATES, with tn
N-OTICE--The Department of Docks will sell

~ nj nuiic auction premises the buildings West
beweer lane and Hoyao Streets. October 10Th, 1897
n. II NJ For particulars see city Record. Catalogues
on anplication M pier a. North River
NOTICE-Estimates for building new Pier
~ al pethune Contract COS: and rcpavlng new
made land A. piers % and %, North River Con-
tact Sio will be received by tho Department Of Docks
until II 30 NJ October l4th 1897. For particulars
Recnr
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RI-ILDING PLANS FILED.

plans for new buildings and alterations nave wv" '
q, ,be Denartment Of Buildings as foi!o"s'
New buIidinrs main office: -, ..
o'br,ck tenement. 5oxaob: NeHo1ork Moe.
iSueIlnss Company. Of No is East 2"d. ST. owner,
lord Hewlett & Hull. OF No 10 East -'u'' 90, noo
Xev bu,ldings branch office:
Dsvlson ave W 100 II n Of lsith-st Yor "a
tu,o-s,ory and attic frame dwelling ootto'
Carrie slnghie, owner; . As1anier 1000
rov,son.aye W s. 200 = Of ls4th 81, ior
wo-sory frame dwelling, SoS4o: Carf f'.e: 1000
S,rehie owner; Alexander { McCone. architec, ''o"
Cirand-ave " 8 100 T. n Of lsithst for a Two,
and attic franz cycling Mene arehitec 1000
MiIfo7d- ave W s. 123 II n o. Alce-st for two
story IRAN. dwelling 25x35; Thomas cnrran INA
owner; Charles Knauf archi'ect o.. 90"
wilkins Place q. 215 II NJ Jenning,,s ior
TWO three story frame tenements, 22xo'; NiIain
] Pragnell OF No IL Ritter Place. owner II T. M
architect ''''
Alterations:
waies-aye n W l4fth-st. 10 A two-story and
basement frame dwelling, with store; pavl1
Rothschid a owher; Auo'p" i'e'.' i2no
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:is.| 81 s;'sn TX 1900
Same 70 iisth-st go II o. 1900
conGers John VIE BrSdesy nS SasIis.
cS SsmseS Esther AssaadsE Ms1ds ys sna 1900
Owing Emma to Herbert eD b osaedn line Of
REsS 5 81 map i'' o. 43 ysqr Pros.
Donoirio feltan1'9' 5f ; NiSl Years. 600
De i M. zoe +, Ann of aa d. a'r GOO
rresona Alfred and wife TO Augustine mn
corner Lyman Place ard fFee'nan .". 900
sa yss'; 10 same Ffeemanst 2i' Of hy 1000
man - P Sane year Feeman-st 800 Of Ly 1000
man =, Ps ssd sesFif reemans, Of Ly 1000
6, man Pl sSn. year. Freemans, 7s Of Ly 800
Frees clancy " and wife 70 any M r%etth Wa1d
years Isro:, T. 20 Broadway savings Institution
ave- ave- also 2ls,-st $50 IT OF llth-avf 1900
r, year John. to Lou. Lese ioth-s 50 nv 1900
Ira FaFt T9sss W. year ard wife to Max Volt -
oSs & A; q e. Ssls a%s3t Land '
comPany Ea ST ia,a s0P Prancss
WANG R.sI2ys' Obtaining % years ''"'
d! s,s :, w ., Whe r Plains ROAD 900
HasePaSs MsTis a i sb E.seF yasr, 1000
nun isSih-s' 4l5o IT of KnssNrdse Road or 300
same to same property year gazing: In
hsts,ion. ssh-st 1919 It Of Avenue A. bco
xi,S yesf o,iia to simon El.,ner 7th-'' 40
i55 Of th-ave wake 1sd :, years az 4ih-ave.
sane Wsss If t11s years =, :, o. '''0
Sane 70 E WsHed Nii'h Gsmand ''- ~ 900
Ksg}9s Gotfd in ls s['a ao 4
years shn-v and wife to welcome Jarvis
trustee l47th-st. l2o # of boulevard 1000
SANE, yssT to same. iiith-st iss IT of BOue. s7o
YARD year i.7ths. 1908 IT Of BOule- e7o
sa yas to .aHei iiiih st. iGs IT of ROue $500
ward Pauline Ssaf to eimar Hess, a5s West SSH
Meier E yssis NJ to cal Desenhar and s ant
other Brook ave. 231o # Of l"''h-s 1900
MMu Tiaene Julia y and husband Cornelius s,S
Ginf' 27s IT "'t Of years :im 10 ~
MgndoTf Ge @a,S., ana wiar 10 400
M1sonTss Ga'hrEne map estate 9'o of George Fae
2iih War year ear wife to Fannie du Moulin. .oo
RS Sd. l7 5'3 and s7s for
Mayer Joseph and M.- wife 70 Clerks en 22d
20 # Of lst-aye years ,n Dora /. speckman
Rupee i7t hrns 1850 Of lo,hays year ives; ON"
smith Anna ,os n to p "a i1eh.s 1000
End ave os SSo ana wife to German american
Real Estate Title Guarantee 49,. com GIpr,an, 5000
sesiep Charles to Julia sheffield No los west 5000
ss 'ssnl'' Harris ss' Wen and Bernhard 800
Msysr NJ s IS AIen snd Michael and
SC Wiyes to Hnoch G Eeil esd-s SS.' 5000
OF Nisnbeh g. and husband Cornelius
K,ss%nd aS as ir'' Of p 5e vdened
w yssTs Henre;;e to Ka,chen Elm. i'-ave' so
ISL Z, Of l1sth - peter Haniibodc ron
ST. ass Of frSsPsC'-Myy or-,s &e,n6aii.
Wilson wam and ae MInT ave months 1900
Aas"s sna. s 5f jacob s% 9ase sh
3 years ........'...''''''
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For SME=ORANGE. N. ].

on Hghland Avr-, nehT frh-I'7 0T7 ~ T'7
re,s@ntal locations several Colonial d~einsH Win
-. ,,o,.,, a,no,,tneut. each With ample grounds
terms reasonable would with privilege - purchase
EDW. p. HAMILTON Il co. so bfoadNny Ne"-io'H.
NOR SALE Country place 80 acres large d"'lig A'
on build ng- good repair one hour Harlem aliii hl .
furniture ana stock y desired 7. r. MELONS. Mount
Kisco. y I
New-Jersey.
EOV SALE.
LOTS PALIsADE Park.
Near depot. about , miles from ew-York CITY ''wcr
I lc,s sthst jersey CITY 25viON EACH tstwesn Diyis
ION and pridge-st Price f0r ALL 81 900 -
lo,s .rl 81 bet. Division and Brunswick. t.' ench
stable living apartments over front part size ~ 'lllH
ing 25N4G built last April. price s3"" corner ytp hhn
division trolley pass the door, about I'D minutes
from Ferry. - o., a.,.s
h,f ca .h one block from rlley-cars public nan ana
Io,s c6rncr Hudson County Boulevard and Beach st ;
price. $i.Gr0 =, &c.. -. ,I.o1or
lots 2Sxl0o each, factory site blocks from hacket
sack P,er. north ~ St Pau save Price f'r MI
S525 J. +. WALTER. III Broadway, Room "a.
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THE CHELSE

222 WEST I'D st.
the desirable apartment houses In the city
absolutely freprcof all modern improvements restaurant
% superior excellence; apartments furnished unfur-
nished; large housekeeping apartment. partly fur
nished G.. +. ATHEHJON. Manager.
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THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.

I-ActuaI sales-i-Clo-ins-Js shares
open High Low. Fin. BID. Ask. sold.
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COMMODIOUS APARTMENTS
Furnished APARTMENTS 60 Get.

A -l7TH-ST.. Irving Tlace-Desirabie. fully fur
"a. nishei s-room and bath apartment all outside win
dows hall attendance
INNES & CENTER. 81 East Goth ST.
HANDSOMELY furnished apartment the hreproof
IL Dalhousie apartment house facing Central Park In
mediate possession. Apply TO Janitor. - West Mh-st
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Couarincrsbip Notices.
CrPREME COURT, City and County {

CTPREME COURT. City and County OF New
York.-In the matter Of the Application OF the Con-
soiated Trust Corporation for leave 10 change It's name
Notice Is hereby given that the Consolidated Trust. n
corporation organized under the laws Of the State Of New
York and having principal business Office In the city
and county u New York. VIII apply at special term OF
the eupreue Court State OF New York. city and
county OF NewYok be held nj the county court house
IN the city and county Of New York the 9Th Day Of
october 1871 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day.
or rs soon thereafter counsel be heard for order
changing its name Consolidated Trust to the Con
solidaied Trustee Company"
That said appic ton will BE- made the petition of the
said company and verified the 9th day OF August
1891
Dated New York August 9th. 1897.
CONSOLIDATED TRUST.
BY ELLIOTT DANFORTH. President.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Baldwin. John w. 10 Anne Levey ct a.. ex-
ecutors. etc lots ~ and 45. map Of III lots,
estate o. Isaac Levy. oath Ward. years. -.
Sane TO same. Dsvidson-aye. centre line. 100 II
centre line iSith-st. runs e H5x n 80. years.
Buzty WINSTON Y. TO John 7 Kaiser. Summit
ave. s. 100 n # Devoe-st. wdened. 2
years
Brennan. Bridget 20 Guy Dodge. 64th st.
rs II OF Amsterdam-ave. years ...........
Bartosek. Frank and Nary To Barbara and
Louise Pskor2y. No 40 East iad-st. years.
Bsltzer. George. 70 Richard VI Stevenson RS
trustee, etc. for Su-sE ] Hone. q Bristow-st
12S II OF Jennines-st. 3 years. ...............
Corbett, Jessie Tay.or. 10 Title Guarantee and
ncnSa J0mDsny no ~ W W,rb 1issh.' ioS years
Cols-st 100 It v a Prospect. now Decatur