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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-06-29
Republican Senators Caucus on the Tariff

Washington. June 1.-The republican
senators decided in caucus onigh by n
vote of % to II to sustain the action of
the finance committee in placing a duty
upon hides. but did not pass upon the
question of the amount of the duty to
be imposed.
Tho committee was also sustained in
the rate fixed upon imported wrapper to-
baTco. The only other disputed questions
considered were watches and watch jew
els, and upon these the finance committee
was reversed. the house rate being ac-
copied on watchs, and watch jewels being
made free.
The GAYS was held in the Marble room
of the cate and was well attended.
While discussion was spirited at times
the meeting was without especial Incl
dent. The greater part of the time was
given to the proposition to FIX a duty on
hides. Senator Lodge led the contest
against the action of the finance COM
mittee in taking hides from the free list,
and was seconded by Senators Hoar,
Plat, Spooner and others. while Senator's
Nelson, Allison and Gear spoke for the
duty.
The vote was on the general PROPOSE
ton to impose a duty without regard
to rates. The fixing of these, il was
understood shoul be left to the finance
committee, but the expressions were so
general in favor Of the ad valorem rather
than the specific system that the COM
mittee probably will feel itself instructed
to substitute his system for the III cents
a pound rate originally agreed upon.
There vas also a general expression
against any increase upon India tanned
goat and sheep skins, which the manu-
facturers regard as a substantial victory.
The debate on the tobacco schedule was
confined to brief speeches by Senators
Hawley and Fairbanks. The finance COM
mittee had originally fixed the rate ON
unstemmed wrapper tobacco at $50 per
pound, in opposition to the house rate of
81 per pound. The representatives OF the
leaf growers Immediately began a conten-
ton for the restoration of the house rate.
which was resisted by the smaller manu-
facturers. particularly Of the western
states. The finance yielded 10
the growers to the extent OF advancing
the rate to s1.13. Senator Hawley oDigh
represented the growers in their effort 10
secure Il 500 rate and Senator Fairbanks
the manufacturers in their attempt TO
hold the original finance fig
ures. The caucus decided without divi-
sion to stand by the compromise rate OF
$40.
The questions Of reciprocity. trusts, Ha-
j waiian sugar, beer. tea and internal reve-
nue. were not discussed
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A Race Conflict Imminent.

Jacksonville. Fla, June PA spe-
cial to The Citizen from Key West
says: Two unsuccessful attempts were
made today to lynch the negro rapist
Sylvester Johnson, who assaulted Mrs.
Atwell yesterday. The negroes of the
city are upholding the accused. Dur
ing the preliminary examination, c. B.
Pendleton arose in the court and asked
the audience if there were o enough
whites present to take the negro out
and hang hin. Great excitement en-
sued and QUO cries Of YES" were
heard from all parts of the room, but
nothing was done n the negro was
safely removed to the jail. Later, a
mob OF negroes attempted to kill Pen
dleton, nut the authorities interfered
and protected him. Intense excitement
prevails and h Island City Guard
will sleep at their armory tonight, al
though they have not been ordered
into service. Threats to raid the ar
mory have been made and serious trou-
bic - feared.
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A Railway Disaster N%arrowly Escaped

Lynchburg, Va. June 24.-An open
switch on a short piece of side rack
leading to a turn table came near caus-
ing a serious wreck on the Southern
railway here today. The n~orthbound
fast mail which leaves Lynchhurg at
$40 O'Clock p. m. ran into the open
switch. The engineer applied the air
brakes and ne and the fireman jumped.
The engine ran across the turn table
and crashed against the side of a rocky
cliff beyond. The engine was consid-
erably damaged and the express car
broken. The passengers were consid-
rably shaken up, but none injlrfd
How the switch came to be cpen is not
known. 1t is rarely used.
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Mr.. Charles Glenn, Of $50, Dudley St,
Cincinnati, is one of the many who
constantly praise 5 SIS. for giving him
back his health. He says
''From childhood l was afflicted with
a terrible blood disease, and have
taken almost every blood remedy on the
market, but my case was deepseated,
and one by one they failed. The large,
red blotches increased in size Gud uuI-
Der. and soon covered my entire body.
"My parents had me treated by a nurn-
Der of physicians, but the disease WAS
too much for them, and after their tenn
porary relief was over, l found myself
growing steadily worse. Thus l grew
into manhood, handicapped by aterrihlc
disease an having tried 50 many RENE
dies without Ielief, when a r end II g=d
ME to take SIS S. | hadlittie faith in any
medicine. l was happy TO find, however.
that had at last gotten the right remedy.
for one bottle of S. SIS did me SO much
good that soon had hopes OF fleeing cured
/ continued the remedy, and was cured
completely, the unsightlv spots soon
disappeared, leaving my skin perfectly
clear. My general health was also built
up, and / am robust and strong. ! be-
lieve SIS. will cure the worst case Of
blood poison in the world"
SIS. is a real blood remedy, and will
cure the most obstinate cases of Cancer,
Eczema, Catarrh, SCro.ula, rheumatism,
Contagious Blood Poison, old sores,
or any disease caused by impure blood
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BRUSSELS, June 24.-The Reforme says it
learns from a good source that the entire
Dhanis expedition to the head waters of
the Nile, including Baron Dhanis himself,
has been massacred. Baron Dhanis last
year enlisted 5000 men in the Congo Free
State to take part in a secret expedition.
The British government allowed a num-
Der Of it's hussar troops to join the expedi-
ton, but it was officially denied that an
Anglo-Belgian movement had been con-
certed against the Mahdists. The gem
eral impression. however, was that this
force was intended to act in conjunction
with the Anglo-EgyptiaIi expeoitlon up
the Nile and take the MaHdists between
two fires. n eventually complete the
~reconQuest Of the Soudan.
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With Great Britain Over Oak Point Island
in Rainy Lake Gold Deposits Found
There.

Duluth, Mimi, Tune 24.-Gold has
been discovered on Oak Point island
in Rainy lake, which will undoubtedly
lead to an international boundary dis
pute between Great Britain and the
United States. According to maps of
the geological survey the island is in
Canadian territory, but according to
the wording of the treaty of Client, the
island is a part of the state of Mime
sofa. Canada has ISSUED patents to sew
eral valuable mining locations on the
island and vigorous protests are being
sent to Washington by American pros
pectOrS. The miners throughout the
Rainy lake districts are cOnsiderab bly,
wrought up over the matter and there
is probability of trouble unless some
thing is done. The way things now
stand. the United States loses entire
control even of her waters in Rainy
lake, as according to the geological sur
vey the United States cannot get a
boat into Rainy lake without first going
into Canadian waters. This is a direct
violation of the treaty. The Three Hun
dred islands boundary dispute is of
minor Importance compared to this.
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Messenger Bureau. Park Tote,
Raleigh. y. c., June "A.
1t is quite plainly intimated that The
Caucasian. senator Buffers paper. rs
interested equally with Guy V. Barnes
in the part Of the public printing which
the latter was yesterday awarded by
the council OF state. Barnes gets
practically all the printing, under the
order Of the council. 1t is said that
his office and that of The Caucasian
Will be merged.
Governor Russell went TO Wrights-
willie today and Will return here next
Tuesday.
There is some more interesting news
about the sword OF Major Burrage,
OF Portland, Ne, which was taken upon
his arrest by a officer of the Thirty
third North Carolina regiment before
Petersburg. He thought Captain
Summers took it, but a letter from
Middlesborough, Ky, where Captain
Summers . lives, was received by
Governor Russell today, and says there
was a dispute between him and Can
tam Ieague, OF that regiment. as TO
VINO would have the sword. A com
mIttee passed on that matter and
league got the sword. league vas
from Alexander county.
The secretary Of state sent out to-
day the blanks and also the election
law of 1895, as amended in 1897. for The
holdins of the school election in Au-
gust.
The trustees of the Oxford orphan
asylum met there today. Several new
buildings have recently been completed
there.
There is a report hat State Senator
OdOm, who did so much for Senator
Pritchard's election last January, is to
get a place in the United States mar
shals office, inc that Settle Dockery is
to get the other clerkShip there.
The state treasurer says that the
Weldon bank reports the highest rate
of value of stock. $50, thus leading the
state. Bank stock has to be reported
at the actual and not the par value.
The state auditor says that a special
provision in the new revenue law re-
quireS the cashier of every bank to
furnish to the count commissioners
the names of all stockholders and the
number of shares, and that Zach CASH
Ter must also report to the state audi
tor the names, postOffices and addresses
and number of shares held by each
stakeholder. The same thing applies
to the presidents of all corporations,
who must make similar complete re-
turns.
One of the heaviest rains of the year
fell last night, and there was a severe
electric storm. Ashley Horne, of John
son county, says it was the first good
rain there since the rainy season in
April, and has saved the crops.
Word was passed early today that
Senator Butler would arrive here this
afternoon on important business-no
doubt, the public printing. His fierce at
tack made yesterday in his paper on
Ton Watson and his other enemies at
tracts attention. 1t is said Harry
Skinner was a factor IN the recOncilia-
ton of Senators Butler and PritChard.
1t is said Pritchard saw that if he and
Butler did not get together the latter
was likely to affiliate with the demo-
Gratis.
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Naher and Sharkey to Fight to.a Finish

New York, June 24.-Peter Maher.
the heavy weight champion pugilist Of
Ireland, and Tom Sharkey, the sailor
lad" Of San Francisco, who also halls
from the Emerald isle, were matched
today TO fight to a finish. The terms
Of agreement are that the men shall
fight to a finish before the club or in
dividual offering the biggest induce
ment and for a side bet of 5000. Both
representatives Of the fighters depos-
tied $500 each, to bind b match.
Richard K. Fox vas made temporary
stakeholder and on August End another
deposit OF 81, 500 from each will be paid
down in this city. making the full
% of 5000 a side. The final
stakeholder will be Al. Smith. The REF
cree is to be mutually agree upon The
articles call for the bout to take place
within three months after the secopd
and final deposits made on August Ind.
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Jacksonville, Fla, June PA special
from Key West to The Citizen says:
The cruiser Wilmington was ready this
morning to tow the Dauntless to Jack
sonville. when the order to that effect
was countermanded by the district at
torney. who directed the immediate ar
rest Of the crew and the ubans that
are on board. They were taken before
United States Commissioner julius OF
to, where they gave bail for their ap-
pearance at a preliminary hearing to
take place tomorrow.
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Purely Vegetable

and is the only blood remedy guaranteed
to contain not a particle Of mercury.
potash, arsenic or other mineral. SIS.
is sold by all druggists.
Valuable books and on blood and skin
diseases will be mailed free by Swift
Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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An Opportunity You Now Have

of testing the curative effects of Ely's
Cream Balm, the most positive cure for
Catarrh known Ask your druggist for
a 10 cent trial size or send 10 cents, We
will mail it Full size so cents.
ELY BROS, sc Warren ST, n. Y. City
My son was afflicted with catarrh. l
induced him to try Ely's Cream Balm
and the disagreeable catarrhal smell
kl left him. He appears as we'll as any
cne.-J. c. Olmstead, Arcola, III.
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WE HAVE
SOMETHING FOR EVERY DISEASE
THAT FLESH Is HEIR TO,

SOMETHING FOR EVERY DISEASE
THAT FLESH Is HEIR TO.
SWAIM'S PANACEA.
SwAIM'S VERMIFU,sE.
SWAIM'S ELIXIR.
SWANS PILLS.
SwAIM'S OINTMENT.
SPIRRITTINE BALSAM.
SPIRRITINE SALVE.
SPIRRITINE INSECT DESTROYER
PERSIAN INHALENT.
SCOTS NEURALGIALINE.
HARPER'S CEPHALGINE.
AUTHORIZATIONS.
AORGAE'S CHILL TONIC.
GROVES CHILL TONIC.
JOHNSON'S CHILL TONIC.
SCOTS CHILL TONIC
COLLINS CHILL TONIC
FROG POND CHILL TONIC.
AYERS AGUE MIXTURE.
HkRTER'S F. & "A. MIXTURE.
INDIAN CHALAGAGUE.
NOLANDINE.
JAYEE'S AGUE MIXTURE.
SLOAN'S CHILL TONIC.
WINTERSMITH'S CHILL TONIC.
KLUTZ'S CHILL TONIC.
GREEN'S AGUE CO~NQUEROR.
FLANDERS DIFFUSIBLE TONIC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PILLS.
VINEGAR BITTERS.
get IL for you.
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The Parade at Nashville a Grand Success.
Thousands of Spectators Massed Along
the Line of War-Worn Con-
federate F1ags-Veterans Present From
All Parts of the Countrywide Afternoon
at the Auditorium.
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SENATOR BUTLER
TO GET A CHANCE AT TIRE ST
TREASURY ALSO.

Public Printing More farfs About
Major Burrake's State Senafsr
Odom to Get His Reward-valsabie Hank
Stock-New Revenue Law n tn tanks
and Other OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES batter
Expected In Raleigh.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-04
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULr
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO,
May 8, 1897 D p. M-The following are The rain
falls the past "a hours and seasonal ranfals to
date, rs compared with those of the same date
last season:
Eureka. past "a hours 90, this season 40. 26,
last season AZ 05 Red Bluff, past "a hours 90,
this season "a .0S, last season 20. IS; san Fran
cisco, past "a hours 90, this % 81, last
season ~. 53; Fresno. past "a hours 90, this
son 10 SO, last season 8 10; San Luis Obispo past
"a co. this 20. II, last II .62;
Los Angeles, past "a hours 90 this
l6 80, last season 06; San Diego past "a hours
90, this season II. 81, last season 90: Yuma,
ss
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature SIS,
minimum 4S, mean 81
Weather conditions and general forecasts:
The pressure has fallen rapidly during the past
"a hours over NJ ontana. Idaho and Eastern Wash
ington. 1t has risen over California and Arizona
he temperature mas remained nearly stationary
over the Pacific slope. over Idaho Mon and
eastward there has been a marked rise. a maxi
mum wind velocity of % miles per hour from the
southwest is reported at Carson City. Sprinkles
OF rain have fallen at \ una and Lander
There has been rapid increase in cloudiness
along the Pacific Slop.
Forecast made at San Francisco for 80 hours
ending midnight. May 4, 1897.
Northern Caiifornis-Cloudy weather. with con-
dtions favorable for light showers Tuesday in the
nor hern portion cooler in the San Joaquin Val
ley; southerly winds
Southern CalIfOrnia-Cloudy weather and prob
ably light sprnkles early Tuesday morning; west
erly winds.
Nevada-Cloudy weather and probably rain in
extreme northern portion Tuesday; cooler north.
Utah -Cloudy Tuesday.
AriZona-Cloudy Tuesday.
San Francisco and vcinity-Increasing cloud-
ness Tuesday, with conditions favorable for light
showers; southerly winds.
ALEXANDER MCADIEs Forecast Official.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Con, Cal. d Va. continued to lead yesterday and
sold up to So IS on the noon informal session,
sales being large. The other stocks were slightly
frmer In sympathy.
The close was weaker Weekly reports from the
mines are as follows:
Coz. CAL VA.-1O00 level-The east crosscut
started from the north drift from the Con. Va
shaft station on this level at point 200 feet north
from the station has been extended 80 feet, pass
ng through porphyry with the face in east coun-
try rock; total length 2S5 feet. Work here has
been suspended. We shall resume work in west
crosscut the coming week. 1850 ;evel-From
the top OF the double compartment incline upraise
6S feet on the slope above this level the north
DRIFT has been extended along the footwall 25 feet
passing through porphyry, clay seams ana streaks
of quartz assaying from ~ to $40 per ton: total
length, 1l5 feet. From this north drift at a point
IL feet in from its mouth the east crosscut has
been extended 80 feet, passing through porphy ry
s,reaked with quartz showing clay separations,
assaying 81 to S5 per ton: total length. 1O9 feet
1850 level-From the ninth floor SOU III DRIFT, at
point BOB feet in from its mouth putting in
sill floor sets for an upraise, which will in
quartz and porphyry, as saying 81 per ton. From
the incline uprase l. al point 60 feet above the
sill floor Of this level. from the end Of the
north drift an upraise has been started and rred
up upon the footwall Ia feet passing through ore
feet wide on the sill floor widening to feet
OF ore in the top Of the opening where the average
assays are about $2O0 per ton. The north and
south iaces as well the top of the opening. are
all in good quality ore. We have extracted from
tnis point Az Ions CT ore assayng S143 " ton.
one hundred feet north from incline upraise l. in
cline upraise has been carried up on the foot
wall 20 feet, passing through porphyry and quartz
formation assayiug from So TO $40 per ton; total
length, 70 feet
The old east crosscut started from the NORTH
drift, ZOO feet north from the Con. Virginia sha:
on this level, has been Teopened 25 feet passing
through porphyry, quartz and old timbers Assays
taken from this place average 81 to 81 per ton;
length 1863 feet. The total extraction Of ore
for the week amounted 40 tons, the average
assay value of which per sam pies taken from cars
xya mart
In the ophir the 1000 level west cross
cut z tr I'M the south drift is in 5SS feet The face
Is In soft porphyry, showing ans of clay and
lines of quartz assaying 81 to 81 per ton. In the
old Central tunnel portion of the Ophir mine the
upraise from the end OF the south drift from the
old west crosscut is passing through porphyry and
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arrow streaks Of quartz as laying IS to $40 per

narrow streaks Of quartz laying $5 to $40 per
ton.
NO work has been done in Choilar ground on the
CONS; ock during the past week.
IN the Potosi mine they have continued the
south drfft from No east crosScut on the tunnel
level distance OF sc feet through low-grade
quartz and from the end OF the DRIFT have started
and low grade quartz,
RUNswICK LoDE-Con. CAL & Va, Best d
sunk IL feet on the incline, tota depth 75O feet
bottom in porphyry. 3OU level-kast ciOsscut
T. n started IL The south drift from the shaf, has
peeh extended 80 feet. passing through sort por
ihyry, clay and lunches of quartz. 10 al length
Suo reef: East crosscut 2, started !31 feet
total length 100 feet fac in porphyry and quartz
AT point In east crosscut 80 feet nom the
60 IL ID rect: face In porphyry and quartz
1HoLLAR-Good prog ess is being made In erect
ing Inc new boiler, which work will be completed
IN rev DAYS. They continue to Slope in the main
wlnze, and have taken out the pay north OF it In
me west wlnze they down floors where he
foot level-The north raise to connect with the 200
winze is up floors the pay streak showing no
Grange. IL Is narrow, but good grade. The main
Slope is yielding as usual. 4OGfoot level-In the
raise ABOVE east crosScut thew have been stoplng
on the eighth floor on pay streak under the Old
seak, and have carried it up to the height Of the
raise which will be resumed. he at this
point Is increasing little in grace oOo-foot Level
has been Me- reef ana
teriai encountered in it. East crosscut 2
Is out 81 feet having been advanced 10
rect ior the week, through very hard porphyry.
The face shows some evidence OF softer ground
NO. crosscus has been extended 3S feet, having
passed through the hard ground into pOrphyry,
clay seams and Streaks o. quartz assaying from IS
TO ~ per ton; total leng b, 81 feet. Have re-
snmeo wo;S in the face of the main south drift,
which has been driven % feet through porphyry
and seams Of quartz giving low assays total
lenth, 270 feet south of the north line. They have
extracted and shipped to tn Nevada mill 219
tons aud 600 pounds of ore, sampint as follows:
Top car, silver 2l07 ounces, gold $22 81 per ton;
per ton; battery sample, silver 6.67 ounces, gold
$z2 o2 per ton Have shipped to the United States
m INT at Carson bars of bu lion of the par value
VI $6l47 ~, of which 5000 81 was god.
1t Is reported that James l.. Flood will arrive on
the Comstock to-day aud will personally ms pect
the new development
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Futures were higher, but spot grain
was un changed. Quoted at 81 25 G1 PIN for com.
mon grades 81 30@l 321a q ctl for average No
l. 81 S5 for choice and 81 371a@l As for extra
choice milling; Sonora, 81 30GI 80 for No. l and
81 35G1 40 for milling.
CALL BOARD SALES.
informal SEssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-December-
40C0 ctls 81 20; 4uOO, 81 2O1A; 6UOO ST 2O5h:
IL, 900. 81 203(s; 81. O0O 81 2O1a
SECOND SESSIoN-Decem ber-lS 600 cts, 81 20.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Decem ber-2OOO
cts, 5 2014; 5000, s. 2O1a; 10000, 81 2Oss.
May-20O0. 81 3512
AFTERNOON SESSION - Dece m Der - 1000 cts,
81 2014; 5000. 81 201A
BARLEY-Prices show no change. Feed, 70@
75c; Brewing remains nominal
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-No sales
SECOND SESSION. sales
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-No sales.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-No sales
oATS-Are still dull Fancy Puget Sound are
quotable al 81 3U@1 40 y ctl; good to choice
al lZ1a9) 25; common, $1@1 0712. Clipped Dat.
sell al $lG2 p ton over the raw product
CORN Prices continue to advance under light
stocks Large Yellow, 95c@s1; Small Round do,
SIGH 021a: White, Sh@371ac p ctL
kYk-771a@S21ac p ctl.
BUCK WHEA1-Is nominal at about 81 25@
40 a ctl.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Theresa Levin (nee Karsky) to Sarah Karsky
all interest in lot line of o. Farrell street. 563
Z OF buchanan, L 31:3 by 80; gift
j. H. Jeliett to Annie Jellett. lot on NV corner
OF Sacramento and Webster streets, n % by w
9O:6; gilt.
j. HI. and Annie ]. Jellett to Charles Carpy, lot
on w line OF Devisadero street, l12 of Post, N
% by w So:2; $40
Louis and Rachael LANDER (by ]. B. Reinstein,
Attorney to Chares Harris, loI on line OF STAN
yam street, 90 OF RIvoi avenue, 25 by 100,
Dlock z, Clarendon Heights; also lot on w line of
$40.
Mary w. Mastick to Z. B. Mastick, lot on SW
corner of Clay and Cough streets, = 127:SN by w
1875, Lafay ette Square; $4,000.
b. b and Lucretia M. Mastick to Mary de h.
Route. lot on w line Of Cough stree, l27:S14 N
Of Sacramento, PITS by w 1885. same; $40.
CROKER Es ate Company To Tachle L Burnett
lot on line of Shrader street, 100 N Of Freder-
lex. 25 by 1874 :S1a; $40.
Mary q Fottreli to Jane Chi, lovich lot on sW
corner Of Sixteenth street and Albion avenue
(second avenue). 80 By w 2i:9 $40.
Hans and Christine Peterson to Bernhard