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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-08-21
Senator CrOthers' Condition.

Senator Charles G. Crothers underwent
another operation on Saturday at Johns
Hot%;n3 Hosr,tal, PG!timor', for the afr""-
i52 CT ti.c fac With which he is now nfli"'o'
He stood the operation well, and a report to
ex-State's Attorney Austin L. Crothers, in
Elkton, yesterday, stated that his condition
was improving. He is visited daily by mem
bers of his family. This is the third operation
the SeAutur nao uIuUI SCuC, 49,, 49,. 49,.
one at Hopkins. The surgical treatment
Saturday was performed by DIR. Hasted, a
pI-.... ....,, ..-... o. . .u- oc:,.r yt
a supplemental operation.
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THROUGH THE COUNTY.
WHAT HAS TRANSFERRED IN A
WEEK.
Special News From our Regular
Correspondents.
CHERRY HILL ITEMS.
CHERRY HILL. Aup- %

CHERRY HILL, Aug. 20. 1897.
Miss Meta Gallaher, of Fair Hill, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Nj. A. knight
Miss Bessie AIagraw is visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Boulden, of Kiamensi is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Wiley.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Brown, of Wilmington, is
visiting Mrs. John Beers.
Miss Bessie Nabb. of Philadelphia. is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. William Canaan.
Miss Katie Cook and Miss Martha Luton.
both of Media, are visiting Miss Lillian Redifer.
Miss Essie Simpers, of Wilmington, is visit
ing her aunt, Miss Sarah Shippers.
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Laid to Rest.

The funeral of Mrs. Catherine A. Frazer,
wife of Job NJ. Frazer, was held on Monday
afternoon at ! o'clock from the home of her
sisters the Misses Campbell. near Iron Hill
The remains were laid to rest IL. Welsh Tract.
Mrs. Frazer was carried to her last resting
p'ace bv her six so"e Thn daoer end goo the
oldest sister OF benjamin Curnpbcll, OF New
ark. formerly of ElktOn
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RISINGSUN ITEMS.
RIsINGsUN. Aug 20, 1897.

RIsINGsUN. Aug 20, 1897.
Misses Fannie Hopkins, Of Hartford county,
and Jannette Janney of Roxboro Pa, are
visiting G. G. Hopkins and family.
Eighty-fve tickets were sold here on Thurs
day morning for the excursion to COLCHESTER
given by tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
The bone mill at Colora started operation
on Monday morning last, giving employment
to quite number Of men. The mill has not
been running steady for number OF years.
L. r. Burlington intends building 9-foot
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-08-21
Railroad Work.

Charles A. Simms the contractor who is
constructing the change Of line Of the P. w.
d B. r. r. from Bacon Hill to North East
now has over 500 men engaged upon the
WORK. Steam shovels are now operating and
the clearing oil the right of way is nov being
pushed actively along.
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Almost Drowned,

Seven-year-old Harry Ash, son Of David
Ash, of Elkton, narrowly escaped drowning
in the Elk river near the iron bridge on Sun
day afternoon. He fell from the deck of a
schooner unobseryed. A hand on the boat
noticed hat floating in the water just when
young Ash came to the surface for the last
time. The boy was pulled out in an uncon-
scious condition and it was only by the most
strenuous effort that he was resuscitated
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PROVIDENCE ITEMS.
PROVIDENCE. August 20, 1897.

Several from here spent very pleasant
day ut Gilpin's Rocks last Saturday, attending
the Sunday School picnic there.
Quite a number from this vicinity attended
the village camp meeting at kembleville last
Sunday.
John Borland moved away from the board
ing house here last Saturday to David Hem
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-08-21

A party chayeroned by Mrs. A. d. TrimbIe
and including Misses Mary and Corinne
lamar, Bessie Scott, Of Elkton, and Miss
Isabel Savage, OF Reading; james Z. Evans,
Robert Mitchell, Osborn Chaytor, A. d. Trim
ble and John Mackall are spending week
at Fords Landing, on Elk river.
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Card of Thanks.

Independent Council, No. IA, o. U. A. NJ,
North East Nd:
Gentlemen-Allow me to thank you for
check for s30O.00 received from F. B. Depart
ment OF your order in payment Of claim, due
me on account Of the death Of my husband,
A. J. Davis. MARGARET A. DAVIS.
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The dormitories at Delaware College
have been thoroughly renovated. and every
thing is in readiness for large class of fresh
men. The prospects for good foot ball
team are hattering.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-08-21
The Cincher
CHURCH NEWS.
Interesting Items Concerning the vari-
Gus Churches.

Interesting Items Concerning the Vari-
Gus Churches.
a The West End NJ E.
AZ Chapel, Elkton, is being re-
AMMA painted.
NW7T-VO There will be the celebration
Se OF the Holy Communion in
" st. Andrews (Goldsborough
MemoriaD Church, Andora,
tomorrow, Sunday, at $50 a. m. Rev. Rollin
A. Sawyer, Rector of st. Thomas Church,
Newark, Del, will preach at the $50 p. m.
service.
The Rev. John McElmoyle will preach at
Persons Grove tomorrow, Sunday. at
o'clock.
The A. NJ. L. Church. of Bohemia Manor,
VIII hold is annual camp meeting, Septcm
bor 70. Rev. william II. williams, tho
pastor of the church is in charge of the meet
ing.
There will be an all-day meeting held in
Mr.. Ricketts, grove, Pleasant Hill. Nd, to-
morrow Aug. 22nd; in charge of the Pleasant
.,.~.L-- --.-t -...-.--. ...--...-s,S
will also be continued during the week, and
probably for several weeks to come. All are
-o...!."4y 1T, 3.
The Christian Endeavor Society. OF Pleas
ant Hill, Nd, will hold a grand reunion in
Mrs. Emma Smiths grove, at Pleasant Hill,
on Saturday, Aug. 2Sth, 1897, afternoon and
evening. Addresses will be made by State
Secretary Hanna and other prominent speak
ers. Music by the Ewing and McCardls
families. All Christian Endeavor Societies and
the public in general are cordially inv d 20
attend.
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The remains OF George p. Johns, son OF
County Surveyor Powell F. Johns, Of War
wick. who died on the 11th inst, aged Is
years. were inferred in the Sassafras NJ P.
Church Cemetery on Friday last week. Ser
vices we're bold in the church. at 2 o'clock.
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Levi Williams.

Levi Williams, aged l3 years, son of Jesse
r. Williams, died on Sunday, st the home of
stephen Lynch in Principle, from spinal
trouble. The funeral was held on Wctnes-
day.
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With the Horses.

On the Newark track
at one o'clock to-day
there will be II race
between horses owned
10y Walter Hammell.
John M. Ward and
George Higgins, OF
Glasgow.
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The funeral Of William c. Crow took place
on Sunday afternoon at four O'Clock from his
late home on South street, Elkton. Rev.
William Schouler, rector Of Trinity Church,
of which the deceased was "a member, offc-
ated. The bearers were John $. Writ, W. II.
Aluckall, Reuben lamar, WilL..n S. Evans,
John Gipin and Alfred Wetherill.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-08-21
ON the Water.

The Elk View Homing
Club-Clarence Perkins,
Norman Cameron, Wal
ter Maxwell, Albert Alex
ander, Charles Pierson
and Harry Wright left
Elkton, on Saturday, for
a weeks cruise on the
Chesapeake bay, making
Tolchester Beach their
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-08-21

HEARD
OUR TOWN.
Naturally the Chesapeake
City people-and Assistant
!. /. i: . /. ! ]: ] ! !. !. !.
fA County Treasurer John
~ Banks is among the number
MT think their annual eXcur-
%SI A sion is the greatest water
,S@MA> IM trip starting from any of
Ia%3@ the friendly shores of grand
ENTH3HSR old Cecil county. Well-it
1W% is n good one-more than a
thousand people always
patroniZe it and come home
tickled with their days ex-
periences, and with their minds already made
up to go on the next one. But on the trip
last week-it is now learned, two ladies were
made very mad indeed and the offender-so
the story goes-is a prominent candidate on
the Democratic ticket He is an atfabe man,
and takes pleasure in speaking kindly to
people-all the year round as we'll as during
political campaigns. The ladies mentioned,
had Just gotten off the steamer on its retu IL
to Chesapeake City, when one of them hap
penad to mention the fact that Mr.. so and SO,
had paid her baby quite compliment that
day. He had said that Willie was the hand
soonest child on the boat. "The rascal" re
torted the other lady, chow deceltful that
man is-why only half hour ago when he
came up and was talking to my husband and
myself, he spoke to our George, and said
that he was the handsomest child on the
boat Well, so the report goes, it has been
brought out that the "handsomest child on
the boat racket was used no less than ten
times, and the possessors Of the handsomest
children are beginning to believe that politics
will make man say anything.
~.*
On the piazza OF an east Main street resi-
dence the other evening several young ladies
were speaking Of cats, when a visitor of the
family from Delaware, told good story, which
was given as true one. or course the reader
is privileged to believe it or not. according to
the dictates of his or her conscience-this is
America you know But to get back to the
story. Cats were being talked about, when
the Delaware girl said: 81 was travelling
through our state last week. and when the
train stopped at - station my companion
remarked something about-it sounded to me.
eleven cats out on the platform. l looked
out, but could not see any cats at all;
to my vision there being but one soli-
tary man standing there. What did you
| say asked l OF my companion when he
told me to look at Katz out there. The mans
name was Levin Katz, and not only that, he
had son Tom Katz; and daughter who
enjoyed the name OF Kitty Katz." Everybody
said, next" but Maryland couldn't eclipse
Delaware in the cat line, and the conversation
was changed to the weather, subject every
much talked about"
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The Chesapeake City base ball team crossed
bats with the Townsend club on Wednesday,
at Chesapeake City. Both sides played ad-
mirably we'll. The home team won by a
score of 9 tot 6.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-08-21

The Woodlawn and Port Deposit base ball
clubs played a ten inning game at Port De-
post on Wednesday. Port Deposit won
score to 3.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-08-21
Base Ball

The Elliton Pulp Mill Club
added another victory to its
record on Saturday, at Provi-
dence, where in good game it
defeated the Providence Mill
club by the score of 15to 13. The
score 10y innings:
Elkton. 5000 6 sol O-l5
Provid'n'e.. A 0 2 0 sol / 2-13
~.*
At Port Deposit, on Saturday,
tho home club defeated the Rising
Sun club in one Of the closest
games Of the season-the score
l.. Score:
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HEAVY STORM.
Lightning Strikes Near Chesapeake City
and North East.

CHESAPEAKE CITY, August IS, 1897.
Quite Il severe electrical storm visited this
section on Sunday evening. A number of
telephone wires were blown down by the
wind, Others were struck by the lightning
and shattered. A valuable COW belonging to
Levi Dickinson. was struck and killed. The
straw stack on G. o. Massey's farm, which is
tenanted by Mrs. Minnie Lake, was also
struck and burned to the ground.
Special.
On the property Of j. B. Johnson, near
North East, tree close to the house was
struck by lightning. Mrs. Johnson was
stunned, but not seriously injured.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-08-21
Games To-Day:

At Port Deposit-Port Deposit vs. Nortt
East
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-08-21

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Port Deposit 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 l x-4
Rising Sun. 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-08-21

A horse thief was
foiled on Monday night
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-08-21

will also be continued during the week, and
probably for several weeks to come. All are
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BOOKS OF THE WEEh.

THE LIBRARIAN OF THE Sun. wS Chapter
on the Sunday school Library by marina i"''e
Wheeler i6nso. pp So eaton Mahhs.' .
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Whitaker - = ~.
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THE LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF R tsa,
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THE FARMERS DOG AND HIS FELLOW BY W. A.
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ANALYTIC GEOMETRY. For Technical schools and Col
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FRENCH PRACTICAL COURSE. BY Jules Magnena'.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Amster Morris aud Katie. to Joseph Ensel =, ~,
Andersen William s and wife to the Mc,ropo-
tan Life nsqrance Gmpany , lhta,n0n
plots Years mortgages ................... 1900
Same To Guslavus l. Lawrence same property.
Bale td%a!d il Marta Nchoi. ana an ''"
pcfen6aehcr Jac,b to %" John qS' Dcfenbach"r'
ran st, 100 IT E Of shave. lsoxiooil.
Fspairici. John j. to Petty soaard Z Walker
kgal,y ComEany i$chst l2' IT # st c,oo
Ia T..s Pauline t. Alfred Roe and george
Brook aye : Years ;...,,,;;..:.....;."..... 1000
rany property demand '......... lio5
Sam to samr. corner ia5th-st and Brown
Ltenbcre solomon to Rosc Adler. : East
rroadvay. 'l.s # g Of Montsomery-st $3.50
Mc,ormack Michael ami vie to Marx and Moses
InrGr' ,o'ner Morningside-ave East and coo,.
o'Wea. William T. and wife to James Rogers .
Nelson ave Ia It n 4 Devor 81. year...... 80
S5fen AGoe'n anI WIFI to s" Dc G@F
Toelberr John and Vie To- Rachel r.lrre n ''V''
@amPi "S%1' AZ Ef to ~ r m 81 Ann 4
ave ................... .........,.... 1000
.a,cn 20 a. 'i4 oairay. saS SAVING. In 100000
Hi,lt Joe and Antonio and WIFE. t.! the Model
Heath a'.'. 2go4 Of Boston ave. inst,
Ber-inslsy. Gns.ie to Harris sGrtz Eilinston-
= ST. ." r Of columbia - nstalments. ...... ESQ
lliih o. ~ II oi willis ave. year.......... 1000
lGi-t st. ard Brook ave- as wtIcnrd YEAR. So
Es.nmann Dora. tp Randolph Guggenh-imrr No
40 East lost st. ................ 100
Finn. John. and wife T. Wi'iam J Ilslund. lots
T. - ana -. map Of villa sites ~ Green.
,i"sfon at Tnrogs N-ok. 2 so
tulllng. John y. and wife 20 the Mercantile Trust
Company 80 81 West 1oth-st years ....... II 900
Johnst 2. George ". ana wife Amanda
sing I'm ave. lots -. 3i3 3iN. 3li 27s
and ~, village OF Wakcneid wears -. 800
I.0tz. Frank VI. ana wifi 10 Blanca Fritsch.
Victor 10 n II Columbus ave wears. o25O
Pfarus Frederick. to Emil : Levi. Long
f..oW 300 II - l12l -. 3 NearS....... lOJ
Schumacher. August. AMI wife to the Emsrant
Industrial Savings Bank. 37th -. 300
OF ave. year 1000
Won Hinken. Henry and WIFI Hermann Won
fInk-n Amsterdam ave - r r ~ lo2l g.
:; years 1000
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REAL ESTATE.
NO AUCTIONS AT THE EXCHANGE AMI
LITTLE PRIVATE BUSINESS DONE.

LITTLE PRIVATE BUHINf''' D''@"
There were no auction sales ut the 'e'' '
sa esrooms yesterday, and few private sa'e' "'
reported by the brokers.
Thomas p Payne sold for Edward jenkins 10 eN
Dlstrict-Attorney John n. Lewis. No Hanr ,oii
Place. near Manhattan-aye I'VE ,.S nn ''''
J. Clarence Dawes Co have sold TOT 1ni,,,
A. Wilcox TO the Petty. Soulard WslKer n 81
t'ornpany the northeast corner OF one nunur eu
and sixty second st and Brook-ave iox'M irtesu
Lowenfed e. Prayer have bought from Jonn a.
Picard No "a Pitt-st vacant lot Zlloxln' ioo
immediate Improvement. The same frm has also
purchased from the executors of John Schmidt no
Is Rroome-st an old building on lot 2'x.o nc
erected In its place.
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans buildings ard alterations have been fled
the DEPARTMENT Of Buildings as follows
New buildings. main chic"
Il5h.st i75 # . u ai-ave. for a -story
brick tenement. Win store 2'Hso4 James II
Vile rasge II No III West l25th ST. archi-
som 81 Tos 81 ana 5a West, for three story S'''''
brick stable. 5oxasG; Thomas Alden. Of No
West 2ls 81. John II Kimbal. ~
slst st. $ W corner Enl-aye for seven four
story and basement brick dwellings u various
dimensions. Metropolitan improvement Com
pauy and T. l. Schiller. owners. Clarence True
"a 80 boulevard architect .............. l05 600
Alterations main office.
Marion st. No - a five story brick tenement
with store. Joseph Appreciate Of No t?2 Rcd
frd ave. Brooklyn. owner; B'ck~l Son. u
" ., Bond st. architects ................. 10000
3Grh s.. NJ 800 to 373 West. to three four story
and o '1s E. t ~ & , ae Wo c kin sorss
Fcrlon. 81 No 1875 Broadway. arch-
Ioth ~ 10 go East 10 a i've story BRICK tenc 'V"
mont. with store: Victor G"rharis. II No 30
Franklin owner; bernstein & Frccsonc
40 ifi Centre It. architects ................. $50
<eW buildings branch office:
IT, ave. = III II n Z ION st. fo- orc story
10Th ST. and 1T ave. owner; KichnSs & 60 Of
10 233 Mercer St. architect :..;........:... i5oo
Jackson ave " :. l'a Z = iGith =. for eight
three tory frame t"nem"nts i7.7x51: Louis \
schneider. q ~ loi6 East ie5th st. owner. "
. pict"rson Il l4eh 81 and ri architect 40 600
Hoe ave. 7"l q = Honest FOR two
story, franc dwelling. ?lx'5. Schwallenberg
lealerr - ~ Fox a. architect. ......... 1000
inst.si > :. 10, It of Ilr ok ave for a four
oHne-: 9 Il ] Sn,dcr. - No 5s5 broadway.
,isth s. T, s. 20 Il " Of G5lcro ave- Tor a one ''''
story hr!ck stable l7GN23; . nrach,, Of ~ 5ss
We.t 3ls St oTner: ,c, picheTs9n archtect 1000
brick Nat. with - re 25x7o: Thomas Williams.
= - io3 Wcst l9Gth st. owner; Albert Z .oooo
Alterations. branch Office:
81 ave. No $40 to two story brick store John
Rocker - n and sO,h ST. owner. . +
rohse - 40 ao5 W"stchaster ave. architect. 300
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A nvEnrlsEMENTs .ne ,uv,crIpton.. .eI II. rns.

A pyEKTIsEMENTs subscriptions .Di TIE Tri,-
n ure received Their Uptown ONCE No i.2i2 BROAD
Way "a doo- north e 3ls ST.. until O'Clock m. "a
versemef 10 received at the following branch
regular ONCE rates uitil o'clock m, VIZ -
avr E. 2ji st. l52 ch ave. cor. 18th Il. Mscys
ctb and lt2 Columbus
o.: 100 Nest tod-st. 9th % Eat st 80
Nest 4ad IT. ,th ard sih ave.. H." Fast 9TH
1t. 23s 3. ave. hetween 10th ana 9Th s,s 1920 ~
ave near Glsi los lf'-ate. SHth-st.. CSC n
ave. neAr slst st $50 % rye 10 neecker a.. ao3
Eseck,r st. 29os 81 ave, 80 Eas T9ih-st a2 I'd
ave. G2 81 ave. ~ Amsterdam 4O2 West l2d
Ia East 10Th st.. 2oa East tsh-si. SO nth-aye osi
yih-sve li52 3d-aye. sIth-st 2Di East ssth-s :
G20 broadway. i663 "a ave: 1870 sthay-. LBS "a
153 Ghave A. the Harlem Onfoes; 2o5i ~ ave. near
li3ih-st-: 1856 East l23th-s, slave.. 2i3 West
i2sthst bet. 7th end SIR 800 Wet its,h-s AZ
the Brooklyn Offces POI Fuion-st.: 100 rulton-st.
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Real Csiatc for Sale.


NOR SALE - the most desirable factory proper
10. IN Newark. y '. Situated Of two
prominent streets. lao feet each. Almost entirely
l,,rr.d win story basement brick buildings. on
,,ra -, trolley one minute ". r. depot Central lnca
,,', Wu he sold low. For particulars address PROP
rpry I.ox lOf Newark. y. j.
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Jrsirnttion.


For Boys and Young Men.-City.
THE WILSON & KELLOGG c. sc ,a,S &,
Prepares for the leading Universities Science
r,,s,ness Cradua,es NJ present in COLUMBIA harvard
Vale Cornell Princeton. Williams Dartmouth school OF
Mines sheffeld Scientific. Princeton sclen,nc
broad exac, earnest Gymnasium, Athletic feld iApot
aorv Art Room Hot Llach. Certificates OF Chafso,eI
ouIrea c1st YEAR begins Sept 20 Departments frepars
,orv 500 TO $50 Junior 500 Middle $3.50 Senior so
For Both Sexes-City.
INRIENDS SEMINARY.
L 10th Street corner Rutherford Place Ne" io'N'
FRIENDS SCHOOL.
100 ia Schermerhorn Street. Brooklyn. N y
OPEN SEPTEMBER 21sr. 1897.
onsec,srisr schools for Bows Girls OF all grades
Prepares for all colleges.
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PEAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.


s7,h St (. 200 # Of 2dave. coxoo5; Daniel $40 600
Eo:,n,. s.4 we to a TIs29or: E~c9 Rob
or, r.hrow and wife to Arthur searies
l22 2ha "i's 20, It o, siaye 2cxioo Thorn ,o
ton Warren referee to Joen van tIssi isx
Hi i" cicm rr'i Lawrence , to william An
laSth-s I 5 rs +, Of 5, Anqs-ays, looxloo
The Petty. souland 4 Walker Realty Company +,
ws.s Farm. Rosdi corner Frcsman-s'; ISIx
1i63xji 9xa3> Boone-st. W $ 100 n 5 Of i,ai-
sox5s,oSSi in7:i Emil 6reyfa. to Emu 5 isyi 100
"H"s lsS B,oS SS[@e' S" aSo It o ai
sA l2f fssus 2?' sountrn bSefa1 Of '9a:
It n Il wilkins Place IoosI2oslo2xioo also
vi" vim 6 isT to Emil s'i' Levi ''.'' ?:. 100
' Fnca l5cSi 'r Gaasco%s q 300 It Of
Iennlnssst. aoxloo: Ionrfellow-st corner
Of J,nnnSs>st 2,soc blot 100 +, Of Intervals
sas \ II 100 S' Phip L Lai to Emil
172d-st " corner Boone-si. ooxloo: southern
I,9rlS yard s. 22' It Of Jenninrs-s iooxco
yyard ~ ixilsx irregular; Frederick Gehhard to
F@xst - Of Ficcman-st .iooyia2ax
Gdn %>n@ :" also %npr r,I2 d 2i Of
Maycr y; p s q Jsnnnsss' 7'xoo Philip ,oo
5thsi proposed s. isSs f. Of Green Lane or '0o
S a55r y ~, 'Niog' ra5a Lowry and an
"s7@as Pa SSad! 2 Of hb Hs1s1-' s a TX
St ave. ann" 8; John van al Hs..a snl
we = WEI am Fischer. Exchange
Pleasant ave. No go. E. 3i3 n > u il9th ST.
IbSs'". Thomas ReddIng and wife Clara 9
y II Lowry .......................
10Th So :. 513.I n Of 3d-ave Il iOxlOOfl:
Robert Edwards to Kate & Edwards. .........
l2viL t. p ;. 1855 II Of 81 ave. - 6xlOO 10:
Auguste Ruse Anna Kumm ..'......'......
'"urtlarGt ave. ltOfh lines.
rose; William Fischer and wife John Van
Dolsen Exchange
i2lst-s' 10y II II 7th-avc. 25xloo II.
Michael l1angan t. Charles n Dugliss. /
18th st. - II q Lexington ave. 23x9s.9;
Maxwell : Names t. the International Society
II Hotel Employees in America ................. loo
East lir sadway. :. ps IT 81 Montgomery
-. GX15. Rose Adler solomon Gutenberg. 1i.50o
PARK Row. Nos 227 an1 30 and ~ and ~ New
Bowery; Dora Eisenmann 10 Randolph Guggen-
Riyington ST. No 2,3 25vicj. Harris sturtz and
Avenue \. . 51.2 u n ~ sOh st. - bx9s; Anna
kumm to Auguste Bulge Observation-Disclosures. !
lst-ave No lj91 25x7j. Henry Greenebaum and
vile 70 Theresa Levy 2i5OO
lVlst 81. g. 400 Of 9th ave. 39.5xl0.lX
"a lxl0oil. Euphema : Mitchell Frederick
Classon- ave- s 3,as n Of west Farms Road
25Xloo. Mary BreeGen to Augustus Frey. $50
Home n :. 3D. II Of Hunter 25.2x
9I3N2Ix?t6. Home 81. n 9. 81 II Of Hunter
ave. jo.4xNl5xjoXsi2: Anna Seelg to Martha e
Iongfel.ow 81. $ 900 n - Of l12d ST. 25xi0o;
Emil Levi and wife 70 Frederick Pfarrius... 100