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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. s.-sen-
ator Elisins left for Elkins, w. Va,
last night, In obedience to telegram
announcing the serious illness OF his
father, whose death occurred this af-
ternoon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04
AFTER BIG GAME.
MInnesota's Auditor Makes Start.
linG Recommendations.
SHAKING UP OF THE IRON KINGS

Nay FoiloW-Nsarly Haifrhs STATE Glvsn
IN Railroaa orantI, InsIualnE Fnnioa,
iron liinss-AnditoF Asiu that L.sgi,la-
iatprs Dirsst sHit for Hseovsry-;rhs
Point e that a. Timber IS Part on
Really, Timber shouIa bs .AIso-A ssn-
satiopal Report.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04
A CRUEL SNyB
OF the President by the Jackson
Democrats Association.
NOT INVITED TO THE BANQUET

wiAls the Late aIr. Bryan q Asked TO be
ensst'ositOuor-Evsn eFltrrsrAld, Of
wet virginia. Rsssivs' a bidding to
tbs Feast-Gsneraist. Ciair Pays = Trtb-
u.sto General aieoG-E4-senHtor Camden
aud Ills Career.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-12

that it ensures party that will full y
tax the capacity of the large dining hall
Of the Prebls house. Chairman John
D. Printable has received letters from
the speakers of the evening ana they
will all be present. The speakers will be
Governor Powers, Hon. Curtis Guild of
Boston, ex Governor Cleaves, Mayor Bax-
ter. Hon. Harold M. Sewall of Bath,
Charles H. Randall, ESQ.,, and Hon. H.
M. Heath of Augusta. Thereswill be
fireworks in Monument square from !
to O'Clock. Music will ne furnished
by Chandler's band at the banquet hail.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-12
PERSONAL.

| p. E. Hines has been promoted to head
oheoker in the Boston & Maine freight
shed in place Of tho late II. 3. Thorn p
son.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Hooper of Bowdoin
street, are at Aiken, South Carolina,
! for the winter.
| Wednesday the marriage of two Of
Skowhegan prominent young people.
Agnes Bertha Stafford and John White
Steward took place. The wedding cere-
mony was performed In the handsome
residence of the BRIDES father, q. b.
Stafford, the officiating clergyman being
Rev. H. W.Klmball. pastor of the Con-
gragational church. The bridesmaid
was Miss Margaret Libby OF Melrose,
Mass, while Roy L. Marston acted as
| best man.
| Governor Powers dined last evening
with party of Portland gentlemen at
the residence OF Hon. Fred E. Richards.
| Mrs. DR.. Lamb and daughter have re-
turned from New York. where they have
LII. D., and wife.
| Among the arrivals at the Preble yes
terday were the following: c. W. Sweet
land F. B. Bowdoin, J. 81. Blanchard,
W. 6. Mathews, Boston; W. H. Fisher,
St. Adams, VT; NJ. s. Mayer, Hugo
Morrill,, J. E. Hallett, New York; E. L.
Mack, Eryeburg; E. c. Walker, Bridg-
ton; Il. r. Simpson, Jersey City; ". Il.
Burnham, Arian, Mich; 3. L. Kicker,
Newburyport; John Huke, Dresden,
Eng. B. 9. White, Damariscotta.
.Eli Perk ms the we'll known CORE
spondent, was in the city yesterday on
his way to Waterville whore he has an
engagement to lecture. and called at the
PRESS office.
| Capt. and Mrs George ". Crabb have
sent out cards announcing the marriage
of their daughter Bessie Walton, to
Lieutenant George Grant Gatley. 9th
q. S. Artillery at Fort Hamilton, Feb
ruary 10th.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-12
A FEMALE FIGHT.
Mary Carter Uses Poker for An Argu-
ment to Mrs Brady's Sorrow.

There was lively time In Stafford s
block last evening. A number OF ladies
were having sort of neiRhborhood
party. A liberal supply Of whiskey
added to the liviness. Of the social func-
lions and zest to the arguments.
What Mrs. Mary Carter lacked in oratori-
cal powers she made up with literal
use of poker and olinched her argu-
ment by laying opon her friend, Mrs.
Brady's head.
During the progress of the argument,
Mrs. Brady artistically closed both of
Mrs. Carter's eyes. Both ladies are now
boarding at the city's expense. Dr.. Ham
son spent long time after midnight in
trying to restore the various parts of
Mrs. Brady's anatomy which got mixed
up in the shuttle.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-12

Tonight the Lincoln Club will cele-
brate the birthday Of the great martyr
whose speaking likeness is There pre-
sented-after whom the organic alton
takes it's name. The celebration of the
club in past years have been marked
events in the political life of the state
as we'll as Of. the city for the guests OF
the club have included men prominent
in every county. Tonight's banquet
will prove no. exception to the great fes-
tival occasions that have preceded it.
The sale of tickets has been SO large
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-12
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Dan Stuart has announced that the
fight between Corbett and Fitzsimmons
will take place in Carson City.
The decision in the petition for a new
trial for Mate Bran will be given at IL
o'clock today.
1t is now learned that through tho loss
0f the British cargo steamer O7anus,
from Bilbao for Glasgow, lear the Island
of Ushant, of the coast OF Brittany,
France, twenty of her crew were drowned;
Fire damp ina potato pit at North
Branch, MIMI, was the cause of the
death Of John Goodman, farmer, his
went first and dropped dead, and in the
attempt to rescue him the others persisted.
The mother lived long enough to warn
away a fourteen year old son.
: A bill has been introduced In the Ne
vada legislature to allow the people to
vote on the prize tight law.
Charles j. Pierce of Springfield, Mass,
charged with burglarizing the cottages
at Grand Beach was given hearing in
the 6aco Municipal court Thursday, and
bound over to the grand jury. He
couldn't furnish bail.
4 Charles Young, cook at the American
house in Rockford, ILL.,, in fit of jealousy
Wednesday, fatally shot Mrs. Edward K.
Everett, wife of the proprietor, wounded
Mrs. Anna Weindah1 in the breast, and
fred bullet at Night Clerk Thompson,
which barely missed its mark. He ran
out on the street disoharging his gun at
several persons but was caught.
United States Senator Woloott of Colo
RADIO, who is visiting Europe in the in
terest of bimetallism is still in Paris, but
of the success or failure Of his M ission
nothing is definitely known.
After six weeks of wrangling and
fighting the Lawrence CITY government
has elected municipal officers for the en-
suing year.
Calve was i'll of rheumatism and that the
attack was SO severe that she was con-
fined to her room. She had suffered from
the ailment before.
1t 10 reported among shipping men in
Windsor, Michigan, that in case the Cor
liss immigration bill becomes law the
Canadian government will compel every
American ship passing through any
Canadian canal to land its crew at the
entrance of the canal. wire Canadian
crsw to take the vessel through, and
oblige the American crew to travel over
land to the other end of the canal.
The Ohio river at Evansville, Ind,
registered "a feet Wednesday night and
Ia rising at the rate of two inches an
hour. The Wolf Creek gorge moved
Wednesday and piled up below the city.
The gorge now extends seven miles above
this city.
The situation in the steel rail business
yesterday morning showed the cutting
prices has resolved into bitter war for
supremacy. 1t is learned that the Car
negie Steel company is meeting ell COM
petition of the Illinois Steel company.
Mr.. Balfour in the House of Commons
yesterday, denied that the government
had been asked TO compensate Edward j.
Ivory the alleged dynamiter for his ar
rest
George M. Mason of Orlsnd, an extern.
sive lumber dealer and manufacturer
and ex-member of the legislature, died
Thursday, aged ffty-two years.
Hon. William L. Wilson, postmaster
general. was yesterday unanimously
elected president of Washington and lee
university. He will assume his duties as
p resident July ].
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-12
Association Amended Bylaws.

At meeting of the Portland Fire
mems Relief Association held last eve
ming the association voted to amend the
by laws In two important particulars
The members of this association have
never before been obliged to pay any as
sessments. but hereafter they will be as
sessed 50 year. The other amendment
included all regularly appointed sub
stituue flremen as eligible to benefits
from the association if they should be
injured at fire.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-12
Guides to Go to New York.

Foxcroft, February 11.-Miss Cordelia
F. Crosby, Ely Rod, of Phillips, met
Landlord o. A. Dennen of the Kineo
house at Greenv,lle today and chose Sam
Cole and Granville Gray of Greenvllle
and Frank Smith of Chesunook to repre-
sent the Moosehead guides at the sports
mems exposition in New York the first
of March,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-12
In one of our large show win.

In one of our large show win.
dows you will notice a few styles OF
pretty New Outings and Flannelettes
which will give you a hint of what we
carry in stock in these lines, We are
without doubt headquarters for these
goods, 1Oc yard
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-12
SPECIAL.

As a special leader for few days
we shall sell Ladies' Cotton Hose
ribbed top-in fast black and in the
latest shades of tan-4o gauge---nar-
rowed ankle---high spliced heel and
toe
4 Pairs for soc.
May be seen in one of our Congress
St. show windows.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-12
THE PRESS.
new ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
MRS. winslow's soorhnn. syrup'

Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup'
Has been used over Fifty Years by millions OF
mothers for their children while Teething
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
goftens the gums, allays Pain, cures Wind
Collie, regulates tho bowels, and is tho best
remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from
leething or other causes. For sale by Drug
gists in every part of the world. Be sure and
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. % cts
, bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02

l20th-.t. g % y ~ Manhattan-ave. u. lox
l@.ii McritZ l. Ernst and wife 20 Emily l.
r"'t ...'.' ..+.'''. -
Sar.e property. Eugene Potter and wife 70
Moritz l. Ernst Observation-Disclosures.
Cr0t0na Place " :. 1884, 10 n ~ 171st-st. 23xlh;
John G Cook and wife 70 Elizabeth - .. .......
Lot 80 and north part lot 80 map &C. villa sites,
and 80 lots portion Anthony estate. Eliza VII
son 20 jennie V Kennedy .....................
WIll!s-ave. = - n of liJth-st. 2ixlV;
George II Peabody and wife % Noses l. Lei
81, anu lh3'hef
Edwin " Fullam a. William r r Reduan. ...
Coenties Slip No %. 21xi5. Marietta Bellows
20 Claus Myers ...........:..... ..--
Jackson-st g. 1913 Il Of Madison y, 393x II
regular; Adophus Lighte and wife % William
ps't -, 400 .; Fam.
Fife and wife 20 Jacob Kian. ............::'
llsth-st . corner Lexington ave. 39Nloo.lI;
Otto Seifert - Jesse Hazel. .......-...........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
,oU FARES FOR GEORGIA BUYERS.
. SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP LINE GRANTS RE-
DTC~IONS TO NETWORK = ER-
CHANTS STILL COMING.

NIL ra-ost development IN the opening up OF terri
- N out-of-town merchants as the result OF the
rork Of the Merchants Association OF this city III
-. ~ -ne~cncrts who are members Of the as
Sso,a,jor IS IN the shape OF an announcement OF
TO- rates made by the Ocean Steamship Company
The ships cf this company ply between savannah
80 Taw-York and yesterday afternoon the Mer-
.tants' Association received word from the general
,,sserse- agent OF the company that his line mad
-, ~ special rstes from principal points in Geor-
,o and Alabama 10 New-York, tickets 10 he SOLO on
sent.u5er /. .. and and September TO- H. T. d
o,d a inclusive, and TO be good for tn'rty Gays
,r,n he date OF sale. This is the first southern
,re outside Of the Old Dominion Steamship COM
ro,v The Norfolk and Western Railway COMPANY
me Soaboard Air Line and the Richmond freu-
sr,cksbtirg and Potomac Railroad Company whlch
has announced a sale Of tickets from any part Vi
cou,1srn territory from September 10 10 II inclu-
eve ..,
There was no cessation IN the rush OF visiting
u.e-.b,r,s N the rooms Of the Merchants Associa-
TO- Yesterday Many were on hand when the Go2rs
~ The association were open for business ana te
nnefeban,s had registered from the time the reg
istor was first opened. August g. TINS, exclusive
81 sundays when the rooms OF the ASSOCIATION nave
been closed. gives an average OF s SOM So,cn
one hundred day who have thus registered sum
Of me- ets sold on the dates Of the first excur
sors in Joint traffic territory Most OF those VINO
recist-r7d however, came on the second series Oh
excursions from Joint rafhc territory 1870. - -
II tho first series OF excursions can be taken as Il
test merchants will continue 70 be regIseersu @
,rany If the people who have travelled from ldl :
distant points for the purpose OF getting INTO IIe
.arrirory. OF the Joint Traffic Association, where
,sev we're able 10 buy their tickets 10 New York,
tToffv daily in interviews and in personal con
ants Associa ton that the work that is being
done by that association must ultimatey De Pr.
ductve OF even greater results than have so far
hi ACCOMPLISHED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02

Christie
ave n W corner i3sih-st. - iIxI5: Michel!
Halliday and wife % Frar IS Blessing ....:...
n5st-r9sr nave. s. 80 q n 81 l225-st. 2JSiVo'
August 9 Hasscy 10 Simon Adler and another.
), ulcvnrd Lafayette. =, S96 70 81 lIVtn-st,
lOgxlG9 2xIOUxI77.3, John Deals au4 wife 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS.

BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS.
The two parcels announced to be offered at the
Real Estate Auction Rooms In Broadway ana at
the Liberty Street Exchange were not sold yester-
dav both offerings being adjourned. In the market
generally ii was a quiet day.
Douglas Robinson & Co. sold for Frederick -
Tappcn and the other trustees Of the hllen T..
Ward estate TO Thomas II. Barber the fourr-sloIE
high-stoop orownstone dwelling NO. 20 EtSi otn, 49,
eighth-st. on plot 21x1o22. Inc price paul "''
Ware d Gibbs sold to Mrs.. f. Rath for Edward
Murphy No f0i West Eighty-tr ird-st a HVe-sIoI!
apartment house s1x96xl02 for $5ovg In par paS
rnent Mrs Rath gives No l5s West Eis MY ei'N-
e. a four-s:ory dwelling. valued at SsoU ~.
For George Robinson the builder, ~ Orc.
J9bannirg had traded Nos IA and ~ " es' IN
hundred -fourteenth-st., two nNe-sloIH dp"'
rnent-houses and No. 1872 West one it al
sayanteen st A ive-stOry brovnstone uouo,e T.
house Mr. Robinson taking in eXch9nge otSe ~
lash consideration. five lots on the south 81 "
0re-ni,nd nd fourteenth-s eacn 3xIV| auJo'''
ing Two on which he has recerty oI t!lltt;;,, Nav
7obn r usff & Co. nave sold 70 WilHam MY! My
tori for G Tieien the fve-story hathouse W., WI
stores 25xS5. No. LOS Amsterdam-aVe'' ." P'''''0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
Nrn poSrOFFICE srB.srATIONS.

The number OF postoffice sub-statons in this
civ was increased by two yesterday morning
One of these is at Lexington-ava. 1 One-hun-
dred-and-seventeenth-st., in the drug store OF H.
DM,n. who will have charge. The other Is d.
-, r-n,varsitv and will be IN charge Of
T6Va.l A Darling. the superintendent, OF the
fu,ldrg. Both will be supplied with faciltles lor
c0rducrine money-order and regisered-letter DUST
mss as well as the sale Of stamps in any amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02


bss The G G9 P1n' for nT Ifns a9
7oii st. s. 10 East. Tor a dye-story rIick ;;ense
S2 Eas, +,h-; ea ow"sr Cnares s'esmaye 800 co
1lstbsi % = n . Of I,1rox ave- f,r Two i've
story BRICK na:s WITH stores; 2'y>29 and ?5xI3'
Ign. owner samuel sass. Of No . charhe's- =, ooo
1as4 = 81 20: wes,, ior q ayeass,o,,y lrie49 na,.
5% hss '%'h Win n,', Of 90 90 Exchange Face
sr:hert ''''''''''''''''''' ''
~ Eas,; sye o:.5s-5 9rc icy , ace
S%ner, S q Bayes. Of H5Ie Hoas~ arcatdc 1900
E;in-st. n " corner towards, to ihrec. story
wa}ne7; JaPs s ciy owner: Berger.
soth-st Nos assoc East. to a six-story brick
i4Slsy Ee" Msee 5r on N ;oI'S Se q xrsn
;;ew buildings. branch once
Myr,.e-aye 5. 200 # Il couri;and ave. FOR
. .or IT frame dwelling 25xto and ene-
q 80 80 East I5oth-st owner; William Il o
Triny-ave : s. $50 T. Of l5cihst for three.
81 e 4o fneeni , KIN Michael M9ssa
% nse%sn 100 20 ' C nj architect 1000
a-hafstory frame dwellings. 2ox4&. John iiar-
per , 90 1.h,ave ana lst-s owner. G Dobbs. II m
~ ~ '.l ~, arcn,t-ct ................. e,+n
frame store a.2 g hfred Ft s iF q
-. 10 $50 Mniord Iace owner and architect. 200
frame enement 25s5o David 81 B1u,
net Of No 1 S' sd awe s 1w5er Dckerson.
i2ta IT, , 10 Il i-s, Of 5 AysTgs b. Tor
+ and Louis J Smith Of 12;h-st and Avenne n
Il WNl, q No 1882 Fulton-ave
architect 1000
story brick Fat. 2Gx71. g; George Hcrser owner.
Charles Clark. Of No TiS East i77th-s a.
architect , ., ;.........., 1900
n t,yo-and-a -hslf story fran. nweng 2lx3G.
William Patterson. owner, James l. Bobbq ~
No 100 Gh-s archites, ...................... 1900
cra S''T., corner eardcn-;;t three
story frame tenement: John Badinclli Of prem
sss.' owner; william Graul OF No siOo 81 ave.
architect ............ 800
s.o~v frame dwelling: John Ruhl Of No So East
ijIb-st owner; + Lohse. architect ......... 500
l-,r.e,-ave n Fairm9unt Place. % n
.ro-e,orv frame Dwelling George Rowland
40 owner; Charles Clarke. u No 10 East
i47b ~ architect .........,.... 200
,yess Farms road. No 40; TO two-story
"ess.,c tramc dwelling Eleanor Bell. OF No JG3
Vest issshst owner. r Wills. Of No 1862
Fult93.aVs' ao n w Of CauidwelI-ave: T. two
iO t~o":tory and basement fr.ms dgeiilnss Ed
Nard hoWs" 80 No ash 3a-aye. architect. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
Connirn properin for Sale Or GO Get.


NEW JERSEY COAST.-In order 10 permanent
~ home section will surpass anything on this
coast have ACQUIRED al the the hgn bluff
extending south from Tbcror and including Deal Beach.
We control beautiful frontage wiki perfect sys-
OF sanitary water supply nne streets
and sidewalks. W modern improy einent tnat
could - desrcd-yh landscape architecture that cannot
Re surpassed social bindings.
We Of good social standing to our
mans and plans. ATLANTIC COAST REALTY COM
PANY. Deal. y. J. once opposite station New York
Ofce. % Nassau street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
DISSOLUTION SALE.

SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COZ y 1 l
OF New YCEk.-In the matter ol nc
dissolution u Electric Railway company
Of the United states. ,
4 genera! meeting Of the cr"ll'urs -
United states IL hereby called FOR the Va
day \ September. 1897. 10 O'Clock " we
afternoon a. my place o transactiIhs
business. 10 wit. ~ the ofhco or Cephas
Hraineri. Ir.. 40 ~ Cedar street, IN me
CITY Il New York N which meeting ~
accounts and demands for and against
such corporation and all its open anu sur. SUI
adjusted as far as may be and the amount
oS moneys In the hands of the receiver de-
clarei
Dated N-w-T1rlS. July - lS9l
ARTHr'R INGRAHAh,
Receiver z the Electric Railway COM
pany OF the United states.
CFPHAS BRAfNERD. JR..
Att'y Tor Receiver.
40. ~ Cedar s.. y. Y. Cl'".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
DREssIANIyG.

..~~~~e,~-~~<~-~--@~-->
A-COrTyEERE FRANCHISE.
-Forr-.y sab stern br.-., latest
rqr.4 Oh signs .r autiur. dinner '9i
risr. f...ntiau and wedding gowns. hi-
cycnug and g0lf SUITS ri"ins n1nlt'.
go, MT Ice. Mlies material made up.
Mm~. EENiTEAT ANDERSON. - 9Th
ave. near 18th &C..
pREssNfAK Experienced formerly
with r. Altman & Co.. excellent inter-
i1t..t STYLES. az home 1r - per Jay. ~
T.e-s rpE--MAKER. 253 Wet Ism -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
LOST.

RANRBOOK LOST. -Bankbook No. sli,3i3
~ The B0wery Savings Bank Is miss
ing The finder is requested 10 return IL
10 the bank II not restored before the
1st day Of October. 1907. application Will
be made 70 the bnnk for 4 new book.
LOST. Handbook No. 500. T0i Bank for
savings go fth-ave. New-ycrk. Paw
mont stoned Please return book n hank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.

oD>.~.N.~0~~-NNooNNNo~
81. coo GRADUALLY invested enlarging
specially plant. Will net $500" easily.
-pEcTAL Tribune Oficf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
RECORDED MnRTGAGES.

Baum. Ienael to Annie W|ins,en. 40 1872 Essex-
B6nfaa'i' Olympia to Freder. ! Middlcbrock,
BLANK Noses 70 'q HoTnsn srd aad cam
mann executor. ETC. 80 % New chan6ers-st, .ooo
Cohen Jacob. and wife 70 Israel and Minnie Ru-
9 ao6 r q H,steri aP iiST 1880
ing. Bank corner soth-st and Pubic Drive -.oo
nci5S Hi5rqt ye re;y sourd Walker
Beatty Comgany iG1'h-s'' Boil IT q" 1000
Fdfy. rs nyg ee' to Estele Bowers. Monroe
st, Il It Of Jenerson-st. years ..:.... $500
81 q It '5 of MaS m 5ai'1 @Haad 5000
Flynn Flynn william s and VIE Esa5e!6 Brown, @oo
West End i aa1 year :'''' 1900
'u vnsr 10 a''"n i1yio'' 10 '' "eo' -".'. 5000
G6odrdee. Margaret ana husband to David Leh-
man. 72dst. lil 4 Of Amsteriam-ave' 10 900
HStk xgr'S Nathan. to the Washington Life ins,r-
ance Company W corner Cher}-st and Rui- oooo
st7 VS. 3sth-:t . SeaEs =, a 1900
Haven. Emma L and Henry D to Frank Rudl, - ,oo
'' ER,' 24 4os5 year, asn.y D'n, ~. 5000
a TnSastr saTine ani a mis'n u si.st 2s +,
- Of Amstefdam ave. year .;...;..:.''I,:,,,., ."
Douglas. No "A West e4th-st, years and in 200
Jrssar Focsel 10 Gn.TIss Ii Dugliss l3G,h =,
90 NIX II e e Gt "isaVe' months anu ~ G7OoO
Xaufmsna..' Leopold 70 Frederic ) Mlle1rook %, co
Kelly il Jane s0'' 10 4rsmon, }ains ana Loan Asso-
citation. vsnderbil'-aNe. % # Of l>oh or s,,
Krooss Anna and Henry to the Manhattan SAL. ,oo
Kicker Bertha t? ,lc'rse Pres '''.7 1000
KHAN Ia6sb and Caroline. to francis sophie
Fife, 77th ST. 2i & n lst-saye 3 YEAR, 90"
and John Kspan, 7iE-s'. 80 It of an 100
K9 ayf %t4sq' Redy inprov~,en, mpan{
Jacob Butler Nos s5 and 81 East -'"-s'' 10 nm
same sea d same same pr perry .,o. ''''
etc. le5h-s1, ?25 # Of Amsterdam ave. 100
year .......'.' :. -. D .,,.a-,aia Rank
Th5npson-s, 34G3 q q Bise.krgs' Ie21;or.
Lyons jules j. o. son1'" vs,,s ........ is"'
etc. No - W Ia-,,t.ts -trra property. ~.
Same 70 Edmund iie'''''". 700
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Ley'nei s. y pis' 100 II u Fordnam- - Ci'y coo
Isiand ! "a" ar. ard Vie T., Alien Tovnseo!.
Ms".'S i-o,5s 500 II o: ave- lrHi"l, GO 90
m5r's s3. deT Tss low cd and ano,.r
st ~ 4 W q "a. ave- {;e,aI d' 20 Y1ntsrs
Nc, !tnnon na' ~ = and ,en,r. Of Ciy Isl,
ana adjoining land Of E''n " '.'."...., 400
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gsnya PR, 49, ~. go"
Pfsirer Andrew and VIE = Ai' -, ,n.s1l
ct a.. Nh and Lexington ave. ears i'''V
Pabs, chr.tina 70 e Em.y " ... 5000
ps,,, John 70 MARY Mckay CiIe'nTo 5;i.s ana an
ether sE Sag ,G ~ Fgt5n-st ye,rs ...: 900
esert R.d corpany to The The, sa . IT. T['is ,,a,
we.,. leascholds and all eha"e-s' s', 5000
bonds ,,s 10 6rrin Person I4sins'. 900
2s n OF 81. :, Ann ma i1~,t F@inberg 70 rsl-re
Rosenberg. Joseph, -. - s,Ar1 n y corner stan
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DEVELOPING and PKlNIlNr gore
ch.apast in The city. NJ J. J.. l.LOYD's,
4Ol West 5gth-st Cameras and supplies
al lowest prices.
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5rbnrban Real estate.
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TTry Nortciair real esta.r al kinds sale ana rent
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or. elegant ~ rooms servants rooms ard
aunl-y has . direct exterior view 1:
900 ,... npri~es entire f00r n" cati-et work
ard dec --ons ar surpassed BY any house IN Tie
VIZ j u RHooKs Superintendent.
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