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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-05-14
41oetry.

BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
oh for the hour of youthful joy!
Give me back my twentieth spring!
I'd rather laugh bright haired boy
Than reign gray haired king!
Off with the wrihkled spills of age!
Away with learning's crown!
Tear out life's wisdom written page.
And dash its trophies down!
One moment let my life-blooi stream
From boyhood's front Of flamo!
Give me one giddy, reeling dream
Oflife all love and fame!
My listening angel heard the prayer,
And calmly smiling said,
eff but touch thy silvered hair
Thy hasty wish had sped.''
"But there is nothing in thy track
To bid thee fondly stay,
While the swift seasons hurry h"ck
To find the wished for way?"
Oh, truest soul of wOmanknd
Without thee, what were life!
One bliss cannot leave behind
I'll Iltake-my-precious-w
The angel took sapphire pen
And wrote in rainbow dew;
"rhe man would be boy again,
And be q husband too!
"And is there nothing yet unssid
Before the change appears?
Remember, all thy gifts have fed
With those dissolving years!"
Why, yes; for memory would recall
My fond paternal joys;
1 cOuli not bear to leave them all,
III take-my- girl-and-bOys
The smiling angel dropped his pen,
''Why, this will never do,
The man would be boy again,
And be father, tool
And so l laughed-my laughter woke
The household with Its noise
And wrote my dream, when morning broke
To please the gray-haired boys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
GOING TOTHE FOUNTAINS?
Summer Homes on Long Island.

SWEPT By OCEAN BREEzEs.
Summer Homes" book describing hotels and board
ing houses on Long Island. free application. ll3.
$50 1913 Broadway ticket Offices foot OF Eas, 3iths,
and James Slip foot New Chambers-st New York: 1888
rltonet Eagle Bureau. and Flatbush-ave sta
ton. L. T. T. r.. Brooklyn. send stamps to
II NJ SMITH Traffic Manager L. l. X. r.. Long Island
CITY New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
10th sts. lN.4xlnN. Adam Ssile,

Soth sts lo.4xlO0 Adam STEINER referee. to
4lst-st =, lO5 II q "a ave IoxS7 l0x: iyllo.0
Avenue \, s. 81 q OF 7ith-st. .i.1x1T. Freda
Hart TO Amanda Clark and an1ther............
tth-ave, ccrner OF l36th-s;. 1870. 10 l3Ith ST.
Woo; August Opnenhemer and wife TO John X
iNuu ''.s'. ...........'..
i5cth-st. s. $50 II Of Boulevard. 50x99. H. John
Pickering and wife 20 William Nathes1n. ....
43d-st, $ S. ISL II W OF 1th-ave. 1871, block Ed
win w Butler and wife TO EuSohe y Gray.
Althony-av c, 46.J Il Of Bush-st. -. SKI l3x
23xloo6; w Buzby and wife II Hans Larsen
Nashington-nve, o r. 31S.G II Of F1ctchcr-st
1.loxil6.1NlSlxlla.1l; Frank = lockwood and
oWle 10 LOUIS Fuchs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -.
l39th-st. s. $50 II II 1th-aVe. 17x99. II:
EDWARD NJ Burghard. exr. to Louis Bailey.
i5!th-st & $50 n Of 7th-aVe, lix3o.l II:
valentine Cook e al TO Louis VI BAILEY. ......
llSth-st, =. lT5 II 2 Of Sth-ave. 25xlG0; Herman
Seheideherg and wife to jamie II Kellogg and
another ................. .....................
same property: Andrew Kane and wife To Her
man Scheideberg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1880 st. s :. 1916 Il " OF Amsterdam ave l1.Gk
10 IL: Louise McEwcn TO same .........:..:.
133d ct. >, $50 II Of Ansterdam-aVe. lux
99ll: jamie II Kellogg - same ...:....:.:;...
Lot 23t, map Laconia Park. WilamsDrldSH'
Mahnda G Mace 20 Joha Campbell.
ST Nicholas ave corner 1iSth-s llSoNDi.llN
l00.1lxl2311: Thomas Il White and wfe 10
sarah Hewitt ........... = =.
Avenue b. = . corner 5th-st. 23xiO5. CnionpoFt'
William Hyiand to Clarence Fieisc"nah' '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09

The following was the result Of the offerings a'
auction yesterday al No III Broadway
Bv Phgip A. smyth: No lo7 Eas; One-hund{ DR.
and-thrteenth-st.. near Park,aVe,, saie lid
private dwelling lot l6xlJJ.N; voluntary S"'o' '"
No 10 80 "a ST Brook-ave. near North Third
ave three 1ve,story brick tenements. runs west
80 70 east Side OF Port Norris Branch Railroad x
north 741lx east ?s4 10 Br22H-9ye sorthT NC yS'
Soo2' Cr Sajnsi GiocoI12 Pisciotta; ref
cree. Jesse 5 Nelson; attorney. Charles OnahgS''
Bv William kennedy: Park-ave.. southwest cor
ner Of ne-hunlred-ana-nfth-st fye-story brick
and stone-front observation-disclosures lot 2'0x'ou;
Bv y, Phoenix Ingrahara & CO: No. ll3 East
Observation-Disclosures hist. near Fourth-aVe, FOUR
story stoae-front tenement lot 25Xl0J Il; amount
due g. 522 prior ,nortgaces 1920: foreclosure sale;
Louisa Weber celns- David It,inec- - al; req
cree. Donald McLcan; attorney, William G. DAVID
10 2s3 Eas: Observation-Disclosures lra-st.,
iSo = smnI.n. due e. :i3 priSr Ia0~'gGses g.;
.i~snner e. al: referee George c. Austin attorney,
West ehurdrcd-and-s!xt ysi;l,a-st., north SIDE.
225 feet west of Ans e-3am-2ye., iour-siory brick
iiath9use ot e5xej amour. due s3G24; prior mort
CAGES. Sl37lo: foreclosure sale; Thomas }. Cummns
Whitehead; attorney. T. c Press; TO the plaintiff,
By Peter F. Meyer & Co: No 49, Avenue D, near
feminist. thcee-s,ory BRICK building; with three
story bIcA building on rear 4o, -:X'$; AMOUNT dle
against Patrick Mclaughlin 81 a.; referee. Horace
Secor: attorney benjamin Wright 10 MIS-. Annie
No. ESQ Yves, Enl-ave.. near Nine;y-ninth-s.,
three-stOry s,0ne-front dwelling. lot lSXSO amount
JoS Dunn ct al: refeIee joan H. Rosan 1t;or-
neys. Simpson. Thacher & parnGm; 70 the plaintiff.
BY James L Wells. Tnton-ave., east side: 2376
feet north % y-irs,-st. 81 Tx
building and vacant o.: partition sale; Ida May
Clayton against FREDERICK Ouicalf ct al; referee
p Decker g. 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09


New-York. June . 1897.
Claims Tor exemption from jury duty will be heard ~
me daily at nv office. from \. ". until T. NJ
Those entitled exemption clergymen awyerA
physicians surgeons surgeon-deusts, professors or
teachers In college academy or public school, EDITORS,
editorial writer's reporters q daily newspapers licensed
phara ceutsts pharmacists actually engaged IN their
respective professions following other calling;
militianen policemen hremen: election officers non
city employees and United states employees.
officers OF making regular trips licensed pilots
actually following that calling superintendent ccnduc-
tors q railroad company other tnan q
street railroad compan teegraph operators actually 90
ing duty as Grand Special Shcrins and civu Court
Jurors and scay Incapable u performing jury
duty Of sickness DEAFNESS or other phys
teal disorder 800 ,.-,,,,. -
proved permanent exemption will receive Jury enroll
trent notice" requiring them 20 appear before me TINS
year Liable not such notices must be an
swersl in person possible aid az this Office only.
under severe penalties II exempt the party must bring
pro,f exemption. II liable. he must also answer IN
person giving FUN and correct rane residence etc. etc.
No attention paid TO letters
good citizens VIII all the course or justice ana
secure reliable respectable jures and eluaze their
duy by serving promptly when ned allowing their
clerks or suboriinaies reporting q me at
tempt AT bribery evasion. and suggesting for
ronent Persons between and seventy years
81 age summer ahscniecs persons temporarily III and
Intel States iHrcrs are not exempt
Eyery man must attend % his notice II is mis-
demeanor give Jury paper % another 70 answer.
II Is also pun by ne imprisonment 70 give
-,csye any rresent hrhe directly Indirectly IN rela
ton 70 jury service. withhold any paper or make
rut,a WILLIAM PLiMIEY
Commissioner of Jurors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09

4 DvERTIsEMENTs Gnd subscription, for The Trie.
N une q, their Uptown Ofce. NO i,:i2 Broad
way door moth % 3lst ST. until o'clock p M ad.
vertsersnts following branch Offices 1t
regular Office rates until o'clock D. mr. WIS 2st sth-
ave- 23d ~ G;h-NNe cor i2th-st.: Mscy'a
dh-aVe and ithst ii2 columbIs-axr near West t6,h-
East 18th 2S1
West st between Tih end sth Ao Fast 18th
81 a3s 3l-sve betw 18th and TTth Sta io28 81
ave- 4lst-st. IA 3a-aye: 2o Bleeeker-sts: So
Vieecker-.t 2GS M-ave 2t0 East 10Th 1921 Sd
ave: sesc ave-: o5 Amsterda-avs <o3 West tcd-sei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
rTO THE PUBLIC

Candidates Tor admission 10 the HIGH SCHOOLS win
be examined az dates be hereafter fxed between
18th and July ist
For the class the examination VIII includei-
English grammar. English composition. arithmetic
geography United History, drawing reading and
Spe ling and the range Of tho examinations VIII b
equivalent OF the Grammar School Course.
For advanced classes In the high schools caacidatee
will be examined IN several studies OF the high schoo
curriculum and assigned by the principal TO the class
for which they respectively lifted.
The studies in the various courses OF the hgn schooe
others algebra, geometry trigonomstly
Latin Greek French German Spanish, physics chenis
try biology English literature general history and tho
ebpcant standing should his progress
In tho several studies in which he wishes 20 DO sx-
amined 80, -, .
The place these examinations 70 held will b
announced later a.,
on 18th Street girls 18th Street and for both boys
ard girls IN 10th and Third Ave- They VIII open,
fully equipped and with pupils for every class students
NAV prepare for colleges in these schools and In
the several courses thorough education may be OBJ
tained by students who cannot pursue their studies
JOHN JASPER. City Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
GloGel Tariff Bur@&uz
c. FIFTH Ave. New York:
( 90 Regent St. Lonf3n;
(o4S Rue de Rlgol!. Paris
GGOTEl POCKET GUIDE

a. p. means American Plan; L. p. Europeanl
ALBANY y. Y...............Ilo Hotel Kenmore. \ p -
AsBi;RY PARK y j.. Coleman House opens June 2CtA
do .................-.Hoel Eeanert. L. p, $l5O Up
Dt d. -. COPE Sd Hotel. E. p size 4 r. $50 P
FR55LYH +, X Z Ho;ei St; cc5rge l. p 81 l. - 50
C.INCrNNATI o ... Grand Il .te. l.. F. ST. A. F. 81
FIRE ISLAND ....SG.f ioei and cottages open July
y. y. once TowAseni bgld.nS III .-!"ay 4 2%iE So,
FISHERS ISLAND. y. Y..TEs Sunnatawf-t. 4. r., 80
CT. BARRINGToN. Mass 10 l"s'ife Inn, A. r. 50
LqNG RE6GH I sPR 9T ai Noa, opens 5o5a. a a5
Mineral Sprlngs and SCIENTIFIC WATER CURE.
NARRAGANsET'T PIER r. New Mathewsol. \ p. s.
DO ......................Th ]. rsinsham A. p. -
-, ..................rh The Nass4Sct opens June
NGS9poRT W. Leland Jr-oeeaa House n ems june %
do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GIN Hlte., y. F., So
NIAGARA FALI4s........ Cataract House. \. T.. 81
do xof,t ftS Av-ne Iots l. p s.
MY ao Hotel Netherland F. T. 81: A. T.. s.
DO .(Chas A. Davis HOte. -. Andrew. L. T.. $40
DO mo. B. Libby) Abemare Hotel. Z. p. s.
Co OWN. G. Leland Grand Hotel. +. p. 81 uo
10 CW johnson QUINN Hotel Empire. E.P.,Sl; A.P.S3
do. (5t Ave & 18TH So Hotel Kena nG-on, EP.. $50
PHILADELPHIA Pa ...The Ald.re Hotel A p. $3.50
do (Res'aurant a Ia carte) New Lafa cite p. 81 up
OITEBEC Canada Chateau Fronendc. A. p, 500
RICHMOND Va The jefferson. E.P, Slj0 up; A.P 8 Up
ROCHESTER,. y. y. .WhIcom9 House \; Pa g up
ST, GEORGE staten Island The Ca.tleton 4 p 81 up
S LOUIS No reDroof Southern Hotel 4. P. s. % -
Do .Liuden Hotel. F. p. 81 up; A. P, S2ao Up
TROY, y. l..--''...-'''. i' Io 70 90 :,
UTICA. y: Y.;;..,...... Bags ioieI A. r. 50 TO -
WASHINGTON. D. C........Afl Arlington Hoe \. T. -
CO. IN. raIsIsh E p 81 30 10
WATCH HILL r. L...New Ocean House opens June -
do ..................A Atlantis Hote! opens June -
90 , I Ii 0p,S t1T
w1qI77- MoiiNT rs Proas House opens Juy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
REAL ESTATE.
PROPERTY WORTH ABOUT S2.0O0,OV
CHANGES HANDS.
RIG BLOCK OF LOTS SOLD FOR IMPROVE
MENr-BRoADwAY BUSINESS BUILD
ING IN \ DEAL.

RIG BLOCK OF LOTS SOLD FOR lMfNONE-
MESr-BRoADwAY BUSINESS BUILD
ING IN DEAL.
v,s,er,av's dealings in real estate at private
contract involved properties valued In the asgre-
ssto at about 100000. and were the forerunheiS
., many important Improvements. There were
several small sales liz the auction rooms
Francis J. Schnugg. the builder, has purchase"
Cor improvement; a parcel comprising thr'y-one
Is on the east side OF Jerome-ave, between Ohe-
hundred -and-slxty-second and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
sxty-seventh SITS. from Max Hart. al " ftpoi'eu
price Of :ls5O1O. MIR Hart bought the proper! i"'
month from the estate of Andrew flnulaE an"
was reported at the time that Mr.. Har' Wo~'D
build nathouses. Mr. SchnusS gives III eN0H"iso
fourteen houses No. IS 10 60 East ohe-hu'ti'u
o,86rst-st No ESQ 10 SO West O2e-hundted-
snd.twerty- Seyenth-st., No. rs East One
hundredth-st. and No. Il West ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sxth-s; \ balance Of 5000 Will be PAID oy Nj
Schnugg in cash. 49,. 49,,
twelye-story. basement and sub-basement hreprooi
building Ncs. 5S5 and 57 Broadway oe eve,
Houston and Prince sts t E,.'G-.s on broadway
and 80 feet on Mercer-sJ. and ~ feet depth, 10
Louis Ettlinger for S%Voyv: M 3scIntnt Ereproof
building with plot ol lana - iett ~! 4nS Ie.',
g. "a and 80 Bleecker-sI ana NO Oh -"0''-'' -
Mscay & Davies have sold for the esae on on
s,one-front private dwellings,. Nos 2 ana 81 las, EasS
EIghty-tour;h-st. covering Tot SicXG'@ to Mrs A''S
Ciafonce Davies & Co have SOD foT The SainC nue.
T. LYON estate the block bounded oy Ohe-hu.iil
and frst-st orty
Vales-ave and COnco:d-aVc. comprising ABOUT ~
city lots with the oil homestead known dS 80
wood 10 the Co.ored Home and Hospital oU 80 -
The society intends building at once On ''e Sc d.
an expense Of about $1,000 - -. 60 cath
Thomas & Colt have s9id t2T C2T! ETn5d TO
fortv-second-st a three-story brownstcne p'''@'e
dwelling. . ,,-.-rt,c+,, 7, Com
nor 10 Jackson & Stern 80 81 Nest forl9tuI ~.
ST. on lot 25xj005 which al oints the pol se0oN -
the same buyers last week "a TO- 1ovar-
Hiram Rnaldo X Brother have 500 i0r
field &, Prayer to Fay & StacoE Tor nnpIo' -
" oe9 80 OF Stanton-s, Cd buildings. on Iot
5-x-5 az the southwest corner Of Coumhit 50. -
IL was reported Yesterday chat INC SSJ"p ~ -
FOR thn erection OF which plans nave o,S ~ -.
Miss Helen VI Gould Will the Bui.aiG DePA1 ~ mn IN
VIII be occupied by Professor Charles snow u" 1,,s.
May 70 married Miss Norlhru2 a cousin , , el bTi5e
G0n'd and who IS now in Europe "ltn, ms DI ~
TIC house will be m Oxford ana orig paCes' NJ
ve-sity Heights. TIE architect VINO oEeW ~ ~ nat
refused 10 talk to Tribune reporter ABOUT the '''
ter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-09
BUILDING PLANS FILED

Plans FOR buildings and alterations have been fled
New bu-ldings main o;;iGe FOR ,,r-,torv
ana terra coita church. 2Ii.sxg7.4; rector ETC.
man, Of 20 i3sj Broadway archiects: $50 90"
s's t453y pi5 G 6a e T EaTs:' Ri
CURE q ~ % = 0~nsT 70. give.
Boomngaa!e Road s. 80 II go o. s ISg,n 55
i r m5S5 + , GTGh q So e " Nest S5
owner: G A schellenger. OF No l2s Broadway ,ooo
i afSitsSi 5; %; r. tive
10 52s East 7st-st owner; Charles stegmayer .oooo
q No BOG Last s2d-st architect '...'..'''' 1o'V'
M3naattaaaye as {: q ~ le6'9-f; .r t9Sr
man. Of 70 800 8daye, owner George Hoa 1000
aH Of No W. H btgeh ism and ah Sta
f9r six thTsst2ry frame tensme 9sy 1A oaer
Il Smith and George crohen. Of No 70 aonoo
commoawcai;h-ave. $. 1s5 It OF Yves, Farms
Road for tTo-siory aSd es siiic frame GwsFs
Miller OF No 3.433 3d-aye. architect. ooVo
sisr2 franz wo 90 Of 24S5 Emma McManas
OF No Laos vyse-ave owner; Nieis TOel0erT 40
washington aye, 4s7 & e l;2i-si. FORA
' W6sd Of 70 2ie vaadefbn',aSe owner:
Bffeston atsn'I = 1925 It Of is2s for
thrsetstofy tenement ls1's same owner oOo
Ri aaf corner i4is,-st Tor two-sory
W TESE ? i2s5as sS' oTne iSw DcH."on aR
Ba isS; 5. 100 It Of 7eth-s for
three-story frame tenement, 2lxG0: Antonietto
u Flucher Of No 1885 Burnside ave. owner
Dickerson architect ..''.''.'.''...'... o'ooo
Alterations. main office;
r<xineton-aye No SO2 10 a three-story and base
,rent brick tenement, with store; Paul Ieavit.
q No 1879 Washington-st. owner: William Nc
Cram Of Isl 2d-ave architect 1oOvo
13fsf-sf q 9TH ave, TO u fve- story bri-k
and stone tenement. with store: John lieIer' ID,
N - Crccn~.cs-aye. owner. Edward Wenz. or 80
NJ 4gI 3I-aye architect .''... gu
~ -, No 40 East, a th-ee-stoIy and base
roert brlcl. fiat. with store; MIS- John Journey
49, IA 3.y Fast 3ith-st. owner J0hn II f!4eHd -.
~ No l4S AeXander-aye, architect 'VoV
41s-si g. 80 Il ~ 9h-ave. 10 a one story
brick school: Home for the frlendIeSs o. 20
10 Fast 3Ota-st owner; Irving Els or NO - M
Trinity Place, architect ''VVV
r)iyislor at 80 S. to thrcc-story DICK Aotei'
JC5n Io-cncr owner, Horenburger q stfau" 40
~ 20 100 i5owery. architects ..--...:. lou
24,b o. : r. corner l2th ave, 10 a two.story DTlcN
botol. Joseph IicsiOfer. OF No lJ0 iudto. 81
owner; John l. Jordan. Of No 4iV west -ath-s' no
J}rcaiSay No 1325 10 a four-story brick ofAces
and store. e-atc Of y A AycrlgB. or 40 W.
Chanber.-rt owners; w II HorsIuIl or oooo
Mount -rnon archc' t...... -'NN'
Forf Fougton-st 40 100 10 a three-st0ry brlcN
ana frame hotel. Patrick Fay. Of No % Monroe .o
owner Horenburger & Straub. architects.... lou
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real. ESTATE TRANSFERS

Liberty-st 10 l23. and No l5l TO l61 Greenwich
O'4 biahany. rsfsrec % Mary Bier 49, oo 2io5o
oo p BaTpy lor No. ri,S . :; Moore. a5x9S6.
22d-st. n s. Ut g3, same map 25xoSS: Horace
2sifcs; 81 S54 West, 254es9. Eugene A siehan
and another 20 George dgrnee ..;...;,;.;:.... 100
about 1907 It " Of 7th-aye 5oAsolx'oos1S
Sa referee ~ 70 L75p5d ' 4Sysers5Sn - 2o5Oo
Charles T ssGass ct al t. Fsaacs i s.5Sass.
2 SSH runs -jx s' rtS,o1 2 Ok =
7ei5 ss,' - +, az Avenue 4 iaxio James
PIG 2 # q 5ca Is aa5 s so o = Tho t 3st Ne
., Aoaon ~ s1i Isl We East! to 4 hanA daa 70 Louisa
%ssa. r.a Is to Ct 'aSi E!oc
lc5,si US, $50 IT TTeSa Tart....'... 1000
iosi3: 22S , Fsj;&,aTs 2'Fooil: 100
Iolst-.t $ 100 4 Of ParA-aye' 29AiVo"h' I
ioi i5s '1' 80 II Of 2i-aye 25aloo7
,o Is sane E 20 It Of Par&-avc 2Sxlooii
q q F3Fs-pys ave 2 2',Ts;5 to,.
n4 lc?d ia 81 Harlem l2 oed ot Nai E s !u same
,ois, same 5 10 It Of Park ave looxlooii
e.: .l 5.-. 2; 81: oiGj4 100
Ic2i-st s. l75 It ". q lsi-ave. 25KlOoll; Lucy
,o7ih h.,f r $ ls5 It Of 3d-aye. 34mOOli;
Daniel R1sn :, TO A j, RI T obrien ZOO i,
Sal, FRs P Rd wife sea R5R ss Rss 5000
MPa9st,ap,ays S SoTnsF la3fs,s' looiH7o
il4ih-st No 305 West. Aiphonse IIosenauor ct al
i27h HS'IF5 io I, Of ooxeaii
s GSa' pr % oery F9as shurs TO
, SIa.ien n s. i25 It ci Genital PARK West,
s 25s2C soS s5 10 %aafien 10 saa hart 4oo5
81 N ,i5 Eser Wheaton, eaton to sanqes 5000
Herman sche .dcberg ard wiso 70 Andrew Kane
ie en- we ~ :. v, O.; Aos,crdsrl-ave. iSx
s. Rosetta McKenna ana another to Samuel c,,o
JSao ea2 ana sbaat % 10 II Of ia5thst
Do1gh,y-s, i5.xsszi1Sic5: Amanda Clark and ., ooo
sno,aer TO Charles Naa,ten - ;c,it e. '
'srr19ne-svs. g. about $50 II -. '' rS,oS
t coy irr'sgsr Jsro@a'e eoy Ts5-e 00s 70
Francis J's sb5urg 1850
81 I7 +, s lsS 10 , % ~ Aaac II 0acs 600
E..ttdst % o. "e9 es,er-a Sr. -'A wa
i$sta-si = g. io7 It n Hirg.b-i1se 70 Vest
Farms Road GG 7xii4 9xl22 ilrlo0: John T.
, bryant and wife to FRANKLIN a WicoH. .-.....
Nos o, .stt: n'.a' "@ Rose and IKE =
jIes1io6. w.iam { bs'sea to Fredsrck H
r8 8sls Pi RI: s ,rasr l EsS.r r1 ,,s
Antnony- 20 Il = Aeh-st. CO ioTl0nx
:. - Frederick Emanuel -. ...........~. $3.50
Broi1ky 70 AIoisie chothol ............."., 1000
N-Ite Place =. 2lsg n @ 0, Jcrome-aye. OK
~, John s,slHmetz and wife 50 Emma stein
4',tn-st e. N1.3 n ~ ~ Worth-st 2@xi~regtar:
; = Wennnger Gnd wife to Virginia VIII
Anihony-ssr 9. 295.1i n > OF GarheG-st 25x
~ lx2,xi'5; JoAn Sts'nrcetz End wife 10 Louis
Up ing .......... u
A|,s Nos 25 and 2sg block ~. Amended Map;
i.a"9 Rose and wife 20 Regina Rcsfnark~r LEO
,Maigcret Flynn Kate Murphy .............. 52J
'ise. son- ave. 1907 n Q Of Rufgers-st. 2Glx
Ivoi New York City Church Extension and Mis-
Srs2naTy socieiy OF the Methodist Episcopal
-ipJt
save No *. % 3th-st. 2Jx55. A10,ph
s...eliR end Wife 20 David Schwartz ard another /
Am-eye. g. at centre iine between 99th and
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Srburbnn Real estate.

!
real estate all kinds sale and rent
! n CIAKF,.CE IT, TUBES Beekman- ST.. New-YoTk
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JEW YORK SUPREME COTRT. APPEL

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. APPEL
LATE DIVISION, FIRST DEPARTMENTAL tn.
natter 0t the Application CT Board OF RAPID Tran.it
kairoad Commissoners tor the City New York Tor the
whe.er rapid transit railway railways in the said
property determined " sad Boarl ought 10 ia &c ane
sulctel ana operated.
v! 6e u H2'es hereby given thai pursuant to the
snenlat5ry aeref ana supplementary thereto the under
FOR the cry New YORK Viii apply % Term ~ the
be he'd at TIE Court Of the Appellate DIVISION az
HG; ~ IL mn AsenGe IN the cy q New York Fr
be heard the appointment u three Commissioners
after due h.arins whether rapid transit railway or
P sS5 ar q persons ana pTpTTt as dee,mned by tas
Board adopted IAN day OK January and 18th day
Of February 1891 and also forth in the report Of
bearing date the ih day Y February. 1885, ought to be
Si 1d 2per5tfi -, 9eie'S upon wheh me
said Board q Rapid Transit 6road Commissioners for
and presented 70 this Appellate Division On procuring the
the cir, 81 Xey Yrk in Which noriec ~ mi. ap5iea6n
shall be given and the papers annexed ana rsiered
and papers in addition be presented The Court
upon sueh application description 81 ne routes and
ways forms part q said resolution and q said report
the said Board to the Common council of the cty Of
New YORK copies Of which included among the said
papers upon which the said application viii be made.
appointment of Commissioners who shall determine after
pubic hearing CT the parties interested Nnetner
railroad be constructed and operated. and shall
report the evidence taken 10 said Appellate Division
a report 90 their determination whether
road ought be constructed and operated. which
report II in Favor 81 construction and operation Of
such road. Board will ask that II shall be. shall
when confirmed By said Court be IN lieu OF the
Of the property along the line Of the said
routes.
Dated New York June sth 1897
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD CONNIE
SIONERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
BY \. z. ORR. President
LEWIS l.. DELAFIELD. Secretary
Parsons. Shepard ogden.
broadway. New York City;
Tracy TCarlman Plat.
81 Wall street New York City.
Attorneys the Board.
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