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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
Endeavorers att Appleton.

APPLETON, Wis, Oct The eleventh an
nual convention of the Wisconsin Christian
Endsavorers opened here tonight About 200
delegates have already arrived and 200 more
are expected by tomorrow noon. The con-
vention was opened by addresses Of welcome
by Mayor Erb and ex-State President 4. F.
Leffingwell, which were responded to by Rev.
Frank Spoon of GAINESVILLE. Prof. w. A
Tory of tho Moody institute, at Chicago.
spoke on the hoy spirit for service. The
real work of the convention viii begin tonaor-
row, when the reports Of the state officers
via be read
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
Nebraska Rate Cases.

WASHINGTON, Oct lit is understood
that the supreme cours will hand down its
decision this autumn in what are known as
the Nebraska maximum freight rate cases.
ard that it will be in favor Of the railroads
and against the state. The case attracted
considerable attention last spring by reason
of the fact that William j. Bryan was of
counsel for the state The constitutional:ty
of the Nebraska law of 1888, fixing maxi
mum rate for freight charges on railroads
within the state, is involved.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
New ConsuIs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. THE president has
made the following appointments: w: W.
Ashby, of Norfolk, Va, to be United States
consul at Colon; Edward Nye, of Danyille,
H.. to be United States consul at HankoW,
China. Both of these appointees are news
paper men, Mr.. Ashby being Washington
correspondent of the Norfolk Landmark and
Mr. Nye being connected with the Danville
ercial-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
ANOTHER UPRoAR.
Session of the Austrian Reichsrath
Again stormy.

VIENNA, Oct. There was another
uproarious sitting of the reichsrath to-
day, caused by the debate over the
measures to be taken for the relief of
the sufferers from the recent floods.
Herr Schrammel, Social Democrat, vio-
lently attacked the Christian Socialists.
The latter became violently incensed,
and their shouts of anger filled the
house. Many turbulent scenes ensued
between the followers of Herr Schoen-
-erer, who form section of the Ger
man opposition, and the Christian So
cialists. Aspersions were hurled broad
cast, ard the president of the house,
Dr. Kathrein, being unable to restore
order. left the building, but he ulti-
mately returned, pleaded for decorum,
and the debate was resumed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
Bankers Arrested.

AsHEvILLE, N. c., Oct. w. E. Breeze
w. H. REMAND and j. E.. Dickersen. re-
spectively president cashier and director OF
the failed First National bank OF this city
were arrested at daylight this morning on
the charge of embezzlement and conspiracy,
and held N 0o00 bonds eaeh The war
rants for their arrests were founded upon
indictments handed down yesterday at
Greensboro by the grand jury of the United
States court ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08

tered the residence of c. H. Sedgwick, archi-
tect, PAT Portland avenue, Wednesday after
noon They secured some silverware and
household effects. The neighbors saw the
trio enter the house through the cellar door,
and saw them leave with bags full of plumber,
but did not modest them, thinking that they
had been employed by the family to taighten
the premises up.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
AND THIS IN KENTUCKY.
Bankers Hereafter VIII Have N
Wine at Their Ennguets,

FRANKFORT, Ky, Oct. THE
adjourning today, unanimously adopt
ed resolution complimenting and in
dorsing the local bankers for keeping
wine off the table at the annual ban
quet last night, saying it was reeog-
nized as a pleasing advancement, and
resolving that at all the an
nual banquets hereafter, ladies
should be among the guests,
''as the only stimulants there
1t is the first action Of the kind ever
taken by Kentucky association of a
similar character, and is exciting COM
ment, coming from an organization, at
whose previous annual banquets wine
has been as free as water and more
freely consumed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
Bank Robbed.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. E@A special to the
Post from Morganfeld says: Thieves entered
the Office of the Union County bank today
during the lunch hour and secured over
$4,000 in currency, which had been left in
the cash drawer. When the bank oficials
returned they found that the drawer had
been rified. The vault was closed and locked,
so that the thieves had no chance to get the
money in it without detection. They escaped.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
He Couldn't Believe IT.

sparks-"Did you hear about that man
who jumped in the river in order to get
sobered up 50 he could go home to his wife?'
Doxey-"eYs, but don't believe that's the
reason he did it,"
Sparks+"Why?"
Doxey-Yes but don't believe that's the
licking than a bath, any time. Cleveland
Leader.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
CATCHING wALRUS.
Clever Trick of the Hungry Polar
Hear,

Bear.
For dinner polar bear likes moth
ing better than good fat young wall
rus, says the Chicago Record But a
walrus is not the easiest thing to catch.
especially if its mother or father hap
pens to be lingering around in the
neighbohood. An old walrus is twice
the size of a bear. and a very hard
fighter when pressed. So Mr.. Bear
calls when the old walruses are out of
sight, and clutches the young wairus
as best he can. Sometimes he crawls
up on a high cliff and lies for a long
time, peeping over the edges. Present.
ly the young walrus comes up out of
the water to bask on a rock or a cake
OF ice. This is Mr.. Bears chance. He
rolls a heavy stone to the edge OF the
cliff and tumbles it over. If it strikes
its mark, the bear has his dinner ready
whenever he wants to eat it. Few ami
mails have found a shrewder way of
killing their prey.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
Famine Eund.

LONDON, Oct TAT the final meeting to-
day Of the committee of the Indian famine
fund, at the Mansion house, the lord mayor,
SIR George audel-Phillips, announced that
the total subscriptions amounted to f549. 800.
For every pound collected 10 shillings n12
pence had been RENTED TO India, demon
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
QUEEN VICTORIA WORRIED.
Fearful for the Future of the Amer
lean PeOpIc.

LONDON, Oct VANITY Fair to-
day says: The queen empress was
very much grieved at the attitude OF
the United States eighteen months age
and it is an open secret that her ma
jesty, who has made a close stdy OF
the American people, holds almost pes
simistic views in regard to the sta
bility and future of the republic. "The
queens long conversation with Si1
Wilfred Laurier, when that statesman
was in England, would make most in
teresting reading.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
Children Poisoned.

APPLETON. Wis. Oct wallace and
Violet Sedo. aged ard years, respectively.
died today at Black Creek, presumably as a
rault of eating poisonous berries in the woods
where they were playing. The children died
about f. i--s-~s after being taken SICK.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
CHARLES A. DANA ILL.
Family of the SUMS Editor Sum.
moEed to His bedside.

GLEN COVE, L. L. Oct. 1.-THE con-
dltion OF Charles A.~Dana, the editor
of the Sun, became so much worse to-
day that the family were summoned
to his bedside
Just What turn his condition may
take the physicians attending him are
unable to foretell
Mr.. Dana has been i'll for three
months, and, while showing remarka-
bic vitality, he has become much worse
during the last tWenty-four hours
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
congressman at Winnipeg

WINNIPEG, Man, Oct. 7.-Congressmen
Tawney, Barry and Cannon, wao have been
to Hawaii in connection with the annexation
proposal, arrived in the city over the Cana
dian Pacific railroad, and left for Washington
by the Northern Pacific. They were accom-
panied by their wives.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
Federation for Africa.

LONDON, Oct. S.-A dispatch to the Daily
Mail from Cape Town says that Dr. jane
son, the leader of the Transvaal raid, will
seek seat in the Cape assembly at the
next general election.
The chief plank in his platform will be:
Federation for South Africa.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
pensions Granted.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Northwestern
pensions were granted yesterday as follows:
Minnesota-Or James A. Oliver, Reed S
Landing; John H. Passon, osakis Increase:
BENJAMIN S. Jackson, Marshall; Milton E.
Powell, Redwood Falls; John H. Boyer, Long
Prairie
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
strating that the expense of the administra,
tors of the fund had been most minute.
Not Lese Majeste.

BERLIN, Oct. THE charge of Lese Ma
jeste brought against the Frankfurter lei
tung for criticising the alleged erratic course
of Emperor William has been dismissed
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
Wort. for minneapolis Loggers.

Aid. Peter Nelson, of the Eleventh ward,
one Of the firm of Nelson G Craig. contrac-
tors, has secured the contract from T. B.
Walker for the cutting, hauling and placing
in the booms at Mud ana Vermillion lakes.
near Grand Rapids, Mimi, 100000 feet Of
logs. Work will commence next Tuesday.
AID Nelson states that the contract will give
loo men employment. and ne announces that
he will hire all his help in Minneapolis
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
FOR A CABLE To ICELAND.
Danish Government Makes an Ap
nronrintinn Therefor.

COPENHAGEN, Oct. THE budget
for the fiscal year, 1898 '99. was submit
ted to the Folkething yesterday by the
minister of the Interior Hoerring. The
appropriations'in include $4,000 kroner to-
ward the estimated 100000 kroner for
the construction of a cable to Iceland
via the Shetland and Farce islands, and
800, 600 kroner for the promotion of
Denmark's display at the Paris exposi-
ton in 1900
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
INDEPENDENCE AFFIRMED.
Corea Cuts Loose From the suzer'
ainty of China.

VIENNA. Oct. IA dispatch re-
ceived from Toxic, Japan, says it is
reported there that the king OF Corea
has proclaimed himself emperor OF Co
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
No Data Now.

Watts-Which is really the best bicyc,e9
Potts-How can l tell when prices are cut
so?-Indianapolis Journal.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
One Burglar Was woman.

Burglars, two colored men and, woman,
according to the description of neighbors, en-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-08
A WOMAN's BODY.
What It's Neglect Leads to. Mrs. Chas.
Kings Experience.

A woman's body is the repository Of the
most delicate mechanism in the whole
realm of creation, and yet most women
will let it get out of order and keep out of
order, just as if it were of no consequence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-24
Thursday. December 23-p. m

Thu ,,oyanen, OF prices In the current stock
market il based upon the varying moods Of the
trading clemens. Important interests are not III
the market and daily transactions indicate the
unwiIlingness OF all classes OF operators ana
substantial financial houses to make extensive
commitments pending the usual January settle
ments The money market Will Doubtless con-
tlnue firm for several weeks. Regarding this
however. 1t Is interesting to note the weakness
I'm the foreign exchange market as foreshadow-
ing possible imports OF gold Foreign money
markets reflect an active demand Tor FUNDS as
shown In the weekly statement OF the Bank or
England published TO-DAY and In the strength
OF discount rates In Germany and London. IL
in also noteworthy that the Bank Of Bengal made
further advance In its discount rate to-day.
The strength Of foreign discount rates and the
weakness In the exchange market here, taken
In connection with the reduction In the Bank or
England's reserve, the percentage OF whlch To-
liability Is now below AZ make the foreign stu
alton OF more than passing interest. 1t will not
be surprising II the Bank Of England raise It's
discount rate next week. The foreign exchange
market weakened again to-day. IL rates are
marked down much further imports of gold will
be possible and probable.
The stock market was dull and irregular with
followed by decided strength In the last hour.
The early movements were confined to a few
stocks notably the local transportation issues.
but on the announcement that the trunk line
presidents had decided to restore tariff rates the
whole market enjoyed a short period OF activity.
Interest. however. was centred in the city rail-
road stocks Manhattan furnished one-fourth
Of the total dealings at n net gain OF per cent.
and Metropolitan Traction, on smaller transac-
tions made a net gain OF rs per cent. while
Third Avenue stock advanced points. There
were rumors OF more important negotiations
under way by which the street railways would
be benefited but no actual news regarding the
companies developed. Manhattan stock Is be-
coming a favorlte for manipulators. wall
Street wise men say that the Tammany faith
ful" have received the tip that the stock Is
good for another successful turn. Sugar Re.
nnIng was up over point The Changers ana
coalers were strong and moderately active. Jer-
sey Central, of the last-named group. advancing
2 per cent. Total sales Of stocks were 206oao
shares against 177.235 yesterday. ST. Paurs
earnings for the third week In December show
an increase OF S14o9O.
Prices for the sales OF the principal active
stocks to-day, compared with the maj nsures Vi
Yesterday were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

' tee' etc. 2d-aye. IS & Of iisth,:t years:
ASA II Of West End-ave. years.
Drummer Lena. . the East River Savings Insti-
Berkeiey. Thomas. 10 the Mutus, Life Insurance
Company. New-York. corner Lenox-ave and
cbsimow'ch, Nathan to Eliza II zerega ct al.
trustees ETC. Canal-si All # Of For
csiionn wiliism to julius ] Lyons. n o2d-st.
CirYito. Joseph. to John j Collins. 9 ioeth-st.
same 10 sane. same property year. ............
Dobler. Christian. to Lena speers: general guar
William II TITUS etc. fifteenth Ward 3 years.
Darragh. John E. 10 Jacob d Butler. W corner
Amsterdan1-ave and le5th-st. year..........
same 10 Citizens Savings Bank. same property.
Yea, year Marie X to Antony wailach. 72d-s,.
rrseSel i Margare:ha to John W Haaren. n 8
iesth-s, i45 fl OF Amsterdam-ave demand.
Van Week and an 2,her. trustees. corner
Stanton and Columbia SITS. 5 years; :.:.:...".
Gilbert r1aST 70 fl Of i4sSs n'
Gilbert. Frank w. to Ellen Kellogg and
other. executors etc. Bradhurst-ave. 7+ii
Same n e, o Austin Kimbaii. as guardian, etc. n
Iss;h-st. 70 II OF Bradhurst-ave. years.
i4stb-st, 100 It W OF sth-svs; years
Hart Catharine. ct al 10 the New-York Life In
suranoe and Trust Company. No ~ Bank-st. 8
Hooker, Thomas to Margaret Walsh. li4th-
The Harlem Library to Title Guarantee and
Trust Company. 123d-st. 40 II OF Lenox-
,s ave cSaHIs. to Niagara Fire Insurance Com.
pany Of New-York. Amsterdam-ave. . corner
145th-st years e. :. ! :. :.
Same 10 the trustees Of the estate and property
OF the Diocesan Convection OF Sew-York. n e
corner Amsterdam-ave and 144th-st. years.
Same 10 Morrison & Phirnister. corner i4oth-
81 and Amsterdam-ave. notes .......
Harrel Charles L. to Jacob Butler. q corner
fl5th-st and Amsterdam ave, y year.
Horn James F. to Georg. b Hewlett. lzsth-
q. 40 IT Of 9th or Lenos ave; years years.
ii6.h-st sl7.o n e OF Tth-avc widened. years.
johnson. CHARLES z. to Henry Taylor. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-24
REAL ESTATE.
p,,s,Nrss AMONG THE BROKERS AND
AT THE EXCHANGES.

a., p,,, . Wallace who a few Gays aeo ee
- ,oss.ss,on NJ the entire book between Fii''
,h,rd and Fitty-fourth SITS. west Oh Hie'. 49, =
ybich the city has designated as INC o'
ANAL park turned the entire oiock ovel rs
Sweeney yesterday. through John r. VILE.
price is withheld. as 1t was When recently.
purchased the greater part OF the proper! -,
IN How A. Co have sold for the Ne" ioi n
,o.,r.nt and Improvement Company 10 mai
rnn,,z for about $4,000 seven lots on INC "o. Va
side OF One hundred nd-tenth-st' go ' L.
NJ Ienox-ave The city recently ueo4"e +,
~, nor, ~ One-hundred- and -tenth-st 10 make !
IN avery respect a continuation OF Ca'heo'" a. a."
"essrs How Co have also sold TOR the nSred
eenStwentieth-st 100 feet west Of E'shth'A'e'' "
a Client for Improvement IA o., Harry G DEM
oreai No % FYfth-sve Fourteenth-st lC our
story business building Van Buren en- n,,vs.e
ering a lot 25xlO0. Frederick Edey o" p''"'
jacob Klgensten has sold to John BaS% 21 f for
sjy"story building No. 70 East Third-st' I'Aio '0'
William Fisher has sold to kowe55fsd s rs on
e soqaTd Sev wa Ike p bs at the
o., corner of One hundred and sixty -seconu-s-
and Brookaye 5 6n 6nsbi from L. Rowagon
No Isl East Eighty fourthst three;story on rah me
noSnT,H o Sven on cos fe The Arm also
Bought from Simon sterne the plot on o ne s1u st
side of onehundred dsixteenth-s''' 1iO i'''
of VI ldison-ave, 5VXlOO ,,1 x,,,ou.- ,no
Leopold Hutter has sold to Adoph Mueller t ot ue
Mo- on the west side OF Brook ave. ~ rect hortn
OF One-hundred- nd-siXty -ninth-st, Soxla MT
Hutter has a so purchased ffty-three lois al oeo-
~ the Broadway Salesroom YESTERDAY Wiiiam
Kennedy sold in foreclosure, the three,story stone
FROM DIVE lot 16Sx1OOi, NO All Sast
Fffy-eghth-st. TO the plaintiff for $3.50; the three
for story sone-front dwelling houses. on plot BOX
loo No 80 West Eighty -second-st.. TO Felix
Brown for $3.50 and Nos: 1872 and la to the Union
Dime Savings institution for $4,000 EACH the FOUR
story brick tenement house with stores, on plot
I76x70 2xl7 llX7O 3. No $50 Morrs-ave 10 me pam
tiff for s. COO and one-quarter or a twc-tniros m
teresi in the four-story brick dwelling house. VIVID
two-story brick stable in the rear. on POI Sxi@
No 5s5 f'if'h-ave. to the plaintiff for 81. 100
L. Phoenix Ingraham Co. sold. IN foreclosure
the four-story stone-front dwelling house on lot
17xSo No 7& West End-ave., to the paintiH Tor
sic 90.
Peter F. Meyer & Co. sold in foreclosure. lease
hold property consisting OF two three-story brick
and frame tenement houses and store: Nos SS and
400 HCuston-st and four-story brick tenement
house and store Nos $50 and 291 Second-st.. on
plot 40 lxG5S TO the plaintiff for SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-24

plan. for new building and alterations have been n"a
at the Department Of Buildings as iolo"s'
New buildings. main office: -, A..
,4,h. n q 100 Il W Of lst-ave. for six ave
story brick fathouses. l7.6xSi2 and =
! FTeisch mann 4 Son. No East n6'h-st
owner; Charles S'esmayer. No ScS East Nd .o ooo
architect SIl'"
~, n : ass Z, W OF Avenue D. FOR a hve-s'ory
brick tenement. with store. 1ssxU; "eo'se
Znth No East 3d-st. owner; A r :. An
Schmitt architect -. if'''
f15th-st : corner bth-ave for four fve-storJ
brick nathouses with stores - llN*' ana -'f
10 Harry Roth.chd. Of No ~ East sis-st
owner remain % 40 90 lol ooo
Alterations. main Office:
Prince Nos 1873 and 142. to seven story
brick factory. with stores: Quincy Bro"ne
owner, Frederick Ebelng & sons No 3VvF S1 No.
ave architects ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: .-..'. a"
<th-st No i49 West. 10 siI-story brick ano
stone tenemeni-house, with store: estate OF
walden Pell owner F l. Pel. No l3 East o
23th-s architect 'p
New buildings. branch once:
Southern Boulevard. . 200 = OF Jenninss ~
Tor two three-story frame tenements. 22No2
John iceberg No 1903 Jenn!ngs-st, owner =. ~.
Nes Toeiberg, architect io'"p
Prankln-ave. e s. loo n OF Tren 2n'.a'e, t9I
three two-story frame dwellings. l6s14o Annie
% Neville Of No 1.e2s Franklin ave, owner ..oo
Charles s Clark architect ......'..'--.''''' '"o"
Alterations ..
Triu,ty-ave No 5l6 a three-story franz, tene-
rnent; Joseph A Brantigan. owner; q, ooo
Schmitt. architect iN''
Morris-ave No pO7 two-story frame dwe.l-
inz. ] II Burtow 0. No 2s4 Broadway. owner; -
George Hoffman architect ...............' o."
f77th-st A. 325 II o. Morrs-aye. 70 two
snd-a-half-story frame dwelling; EdwHd r eoo
Hurd, owner; Davis architect. ............ y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-24
BANANA RAILROAD.
TO VENEZUELA.

ITO VENEZJE Ella.
Steamers Of the RED 'D' LINE. under mail con-
with the United States Government appointed
sai from Robert pier. Brooklyn.
For La Guayra Qor Caracas. Puerto Cabello.
and Maracaibo via Curacao.
IS. CARACAS. Tuesday January I. 1898 l D.
SIS. VENEZUELA. Thursday. January 49, ls9s. ,. m.
SIS. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. Jan. % 1895 ! n m
BOULTON. BLISS & DAIL.ETT.
General Managers No. 1886 Front ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-24

s,A sane s5s q ss f'say' Is Of
Jones! Walter security and T Tssf 5000
'h Sos rsoiq' s Of s If Gs's
S %s.t c1s sI: s.. Ts54n'na Min'.n
Maa6an Susan to wsT,en SaWms 1000
ISancsot to IL tie Sortsefn
Company, webser-ave go II Of ls"d-"' zero
Ms4 zs5' stephen chelsea Py,slSn BENEFIT
a sSRd sCs5S o Q, Of n" eaVe insismens 1000
Meyer E RsiH end John co4 to rey and
1eSd-s demand mortsases Ia.;. '"'
Sf ,,cn saIag s. y; 's'S 10000
B1Try Of e Miss MFsa
oconne Nicholas FredeTck Anise year no 1000
F@ eonsf sd-a2s isthst ons-thFa part $500
Patton ssor James G. Pierre Wnaey ; yss 1000
same to same so FoIesa!e 1898 Of
sans iSsh to same ssA's Fors.,-ave 2S # Of .oo
pa Gsf Pasauals sst to Marin Kre,sch No s7 East
lOah-s instruments ;;,,,oi ia Insurance
o GsmBsn Nay q al iS ih' N'' ss
R.,c feGG Louis to the Emigran, Industrial sooo
savings Bank No lte East $ Rssn and Loan
s n1af +, Of S9n Issao. n:,a%:%s, $500
s'f5s AaR 2sc4 IT N Of s-st sd Va ,ooo
and o,n her, PrGperty Mar johnston i,.
St n W corner Elgecomb-aVe. ! month. ;;;. '
Sweeney. Patrick j. to HSt lsots "a'a i.' 5000
schoepp Frederick Rachel Schoepp lot Is map oo
land OF Rachel Schoepp, west arms o seas a..
rag,,ebu. Sarah A. ct a. TO the Mutual Lle
Insurance Company. W 2d-aVe' 100 II Vi 1900
Trtnne MARY I. TO Josephine Rathbone , oon
7ist-et 275 W OF 9th-ave. year -'
The Engine and Power Corpary' etc ,, 70 'n
Bowery Savings Bank. lI1th-st oehpa. Mrrre
Railroad Company. with land uhder "d'@' 40 ooo
Tompkin, Jennie NJ TO Marcus Nathan. ,n,o
III n OF 3
No Psi shave, years 100; . IN io
wittner Huda 10 Henry Woehr. n l22d-S w oooo
II Of Lexington years. 49, ~
Wagner Peter and Robert Wallace to the
Fs1uitabie Life Assurance Society. Wth-st 3 s.
32b n OF Park West and -FOUR ad)oih- M 90
inx iot. ] year. mortgages. o'0
Wagner Peter. and Robert ataee a 10 ne a. We.,
esh-st l year mortgages. -. a. w., "''''
Same TO Henry Oppenheimer. Nos ~ ao ." west 400
06th-st and No 80 to ~ West "th,st; Fea low
Walec, Ruth A. 10 the WASHINGTON LII % =,
ance company. corner llth-aNe ana No-s" oe ooo
Same to sane s6 eSf tn ptba%e Yeas ~ 10000
Wuytack Maria A. to Jcsegh CIany' 'l.s I
al to CO and n II Of Ca. map OF properly OF
william NJ Zborowski. Twenty-tourh "a'u M 90,
HloI'sases' -, 20 % az sane man ......... 1900
Same TO George EDWARDS io' % . ~ $500
WriTht Augustus H Frederick Neusass . ,,oo
IO6th-st 266s II Of 2d-ave. y year. -: i'"
Wohltmann Margaretha 10 Charles Manu. VS.
Cedar-ave l75 II n of lands Of Lewis u MOTIFS o,oo
Young william II, TO william O Yer f!dhCA. o 400
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