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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
GUTHRIE CATASTROPHE.
Waters Receding and Many More Dead
Bodies Recoverable Further
News From Country Districts.

News From Country Districts.
Guthrie, o. T, April 29-Daylight in
Cottonwood valley found dozens of
people still clinging to trees, Overturn-
ed houses or timbers in the positions
which they had sustained all during
the night. Hree and there the posi-
tions known to have been occupied
when darkness came on last night
were empty this morning and the only
conclusion to be drawn was that the
luckless victims had dropped into the
river during the night and drowned
and their bodies were swept down
stream. For miles along the scene of
devastation two thousand people,
homeless, half ill from exposure and
hunger, passed a miserable night and
the morning found the most of them
too weak to give much assistance,
either to themselves or others. During
the night the water receded rapidly
and the work of rescue was more easy
this morning When darkness stopped
further rescue last evening, every man
available went busily to work to con-
struct RATS for use today, and when
the first light of day broke small par
ties started out from different points
and began transporting people from
their perilous positions to the land.
The water was not so high or swift
as yesterday and the rescuers made
rapid progress. During the night or
ganized relief, under the direction of
the Guthrie people, was pushed as
completely as possible and renewed eff
forts were put forth this morning.
No more reliable estimate of the
dead or the property damage than was
given last night could be compiled this
morning.
Hourly bodies left on the island by
the receding water or found pOcketed
in houses or piles of debris came to
light. This within few miles of
Guthrie. The damage to life and prop
erty further out in the country will
only be known when wire and railway
train communication, now at a stand
still, is resumed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the San Antonio Compress company,
for the election of directors for the
ensuing year, will be held at the office
of the company, at No. pa West MI
eva street, San Antonio, Texas, on the
3rd day of May, 1897.
w. c. ROBARDS,
4-S-4thurs. Secretary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29

If there was a ghost of chance for
Republicans in Texas, that chance
materalizeinto a first class live sub
ject, under the pressure of Austin.
The state is tired to the verge of dis
traction at the delay in accomplishing
legislation and adiournine, but if that
disgust were fourfold greater the i'm
practicability of the Republican party
management would of itself defeat any
attempt to put the party in the fore
ground. For this there is no remedy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
ALAMO VISITORS.

The following persons called and
looked through the Alamo this morn
ing:
A. P. Raymond, Madilla, N. Y; Vic
tor NJ. Brasohi, Ida Z. Braschi, Mexi-
co City; ]. NJ. Wilson, Knoxville,
Tenn; F. G. Davis, st. Louis Joe Mon
tez, city; c. L. Kimerer, II. ]. Cote, c.
Hardy, c. c. Becker, G. NJ. Reed, S.
Menger, S. Taub, w. Deveney and T.
Turner, Houston Baseball club.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29

London, April ga special dispatch
from Athens says the Greeks have &C.
cupied the heights of Pentepigadia,
north of Arta, and about half way be-
tween that place and Janlna, in Epi-
rus. and have entrenched themselves
there
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

From residence All Richmond ave-
nue., bull dog, white and brindle (head
brindle), white streak down nose'
wearing collar with iron ring; answers
to name of Tiger. Liberal reward for
his return or information as to his
whereabouts. to Eureka Printing Co.,
ar residence 4-29-2t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the directors of the
Slayden- Clarkson-Robards company,
for the election of directors for the
ensuing year, will be held at the office
of the company, at No. 224 West MI
eva street. San Antonio, Texas, on the
18th day of May, 1897.
4-S-4thurs. T. II. GARRISON,
Secretary
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
FOR A RACING TRACK.

1t is rumored in the city that par
ty of northern capitalists will shortly
construct a board track, one-halt mile
in length at San Pedro Springs and To-
cal wheeling enthusiasts are considera-
bly, worked UP over it. 1t is thln8
San Antonio is greatly in need or ana
the movement is hailed with delight by
cyclists.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
TURNED OVER THE KEYS.

Athens, April 29.-The king summon
ed Delynnis, the premier this morning,
and called upon him to tender his res
ignation. His majesty subsequently
entrusted the opposition leaders with
the task of forming a new cabinet.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an.
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Schulenberg Compress company,
for the election of directors for the
ensuing year. will be held at the office
of the company, at No. 224 West MI
eva street. San Antonio, Texas, on the
3rd day of May, 1897.
4-S-4thurs. w. B. GARRISON,
Secretary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
THE WEAKEST Persisted.

Rome, April ga dispatch from
Athens to the Messagero says 600 wo-
men and children died during the ter
rible retreat from TyrnavOs to Laris-
Sa.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
Outlaw CAPTURED.

Wichita, Kas., April "a special
to the Beacon from Newkirk, Oklaho-
ma, says, Ed. Newcomb, the leader of
a noted band of outlaws. has been
canght and lodged in Jail and the band
broken up.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
STEP TOWARD PEACE.

Berlin, April ga special to the
Nord-Deutsche Zeitung, from Athens,
says: king George has signed a de-
cree withdrawing the exepuateurs of
all Turkish cOnsuls in Greece"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lot Sc, containg 100 acres out of sur
vey 81, section 5, west of Leon creek,
about twelve miles northwest of San
Antonio; $500.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29

The local weather forecast for San
Antonio and vicinity is fair tonight and
Friday, warmer Friday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
DEADLOCKED ON THE FEE BILL.

Austin, Texas, April 29.-Special.-
The Senate had no quorum again to-
day. The House is in deadlock at
one o'clock over the fee bill, having
wrangled over it all the morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
HEAVY ELECTION MAIL MATTER.

MaN-handlers letter-carriers and clerks al inc
General Postofice and the sub-stations are over
y,,n with work because OF the large amount Oh
.,.c,,on matter sent out through the mails from the
Headquarters Of the several political parties 70 reg
,stered voters throughout the city. Postmaster Nah
Colt yesterday morning estimated tfat nearly three
million pieces OF election mail matter Woulc pass
through the General Postofhce and SOLICITATIONS De-
fore the close Of the campaign. Mr. Van Cott SAID
For a week past the managers of the Republican
organization. Tammany Hall, the Citizens Union
and the George movement have been sending gu.
eli SORTS AZ documents and newspapers TO registered
voters and every day shows an increase N thhe
1nsntitv Of this special mail matter Last ran the
oriy organization that went into this WORK 20 any
rrea, extent was Tammany Hall In adoltlon 70
The increase of election documents sent out from
The several regularly organized headquarters csno-
dates for the different borough offices as wen ~
those named for the Assembly and for members OF
,he BOARD Of Aldermen. are sending OUT paHphlstS
and newspapers by the CARLOAD TO the voters in
their respective districts. II will be rush Gay
and Night from this time until Election Day anc
I expect the quantity Of mail matter OF TINS klnd
handled this year will be larger than ever peiore
IN
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS AND AT
THE EXCHANGES.

\ fair amount OF business, embracing all KINDS OF
property was reported by real estate brokers' ana
the outlook for the rest Of the week seemed prom
Using.
The two nve-story brick and limestone apartment
houses Nos. 2e and a5 West Eighty ffth-st each
IoxI099 sold BY A. pehlnan & Son three weeks ago
for John Tracy have been resold by that hrn for
the purchaser c. II. c. Beakes at an advance
The name of the new owner is Kept secret al
Palmer & Macdonald and J. L. Iatman & CO
have sold for A2saom osSa.ss eScb Sxic0 al
fhe southeast Of Fifth-ave and One-nunored-
sasofDine sst month for n5Go In part payment
NJ Clarke gives four three-story private dwelling
h0nssss saca between the Boue-
vard and the proposed Riverside Drive extension
fo gosn B Ssf c. 'f have O. sold Old Tor John
John Brown the lot SSslc on 'Ss norm og ses o.
th nernsrd smyth Sons have sold for Frank J. J.
and One-hund red twenty -hfth-st, plot SoxlA1
20 R ar ia Fl Macdonald has sold tor Msndeleaum
Levine the four-story brownstone oweIhng No 81
WeSs Tbs nsnSe Of the new buyer IS Withheld
Parsons. Shepard 4 Ogden Yesterday s o 70 rss
e elssps Is Parebassd fOf inyssimsn;
The T4sS ne s' sum Of $4,000 al ~ per cent
on the Boyfeldt Building. in Wooster-st' between
Several To Of the parcels offered FOR sale me Real
Estate Salesroom yesterday were aolouries0 aIDis
them being he d Pf ts sse at vs fooTs
BY Strong & Ireland: No ll5 West ons-nuno ,e
pndthirty sixth-st.. near Lencx-aye.. ~
Brick dwelling. lot 16sxH,b; ioreclosuie eaie' ~
Thomas Williams for <l5os2 49,, .,.... -,x., O.,
near Lenox.sve similar building and los .o fore
closure sale: Thomas Wiams t sNz SSoIb
.o,;,west corner Sixteenth-st.; two-story oIick
"a frame tenement with one-story brick ouilding
on rear lot 25xioo; foreclosure sale 10 NJ D''eS
BY jaime. L. Wells Ho1man-st east SIDE a., 10
oy lot H'N1Si; amount que,
n 90: subject to mortgage $500 foreclosure SAFE
r. me niaintiff Thomas j. Fell. for g or
No 10 West End-ave.. near Ninety-hfth-st-, nVe-
.,orv brick fat lot 2ox70 foreclosure sale. James
s Woolf against Didrik Sakariasen. ct al 70 the
Nv William Kennedy: No. 2lo West Twenty
fourth-st near Seventh-avc. four-story orick
6welling lot l6sxs0: voluntary sale. bid IN AT
$4,000 ~ o. ,,.o6orsaI
~ near Rleecker-st.. four-story brick tenement,
lot ri 6x,5: executors sale; No. 80 Liberty-st'
10 Cerolamana Celia for $4,000.
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NO WASTE OF WORDS.
Evidence which IL Right to the Poin' anu
Reliable.

Judge Frank Ives Of District CouFt I. r o,
Cookston, Mimi. SAYS For some time nav =
used Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with seeming
great benefit. with few exceptions nave a noo
been so free from indigestion In twenty NV
years. p-,sso,s
George W Roosevelt. I. s. Consul to Srusseis'
Belgium: Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets sdle'
pleasant to take. convenient 70 carry. give Keen
appetite perfect digestion. - r
Mr. w D. Tomlin. Mechanical EnSneel' III
luth MINI: One box OF Stuarts pysPeP99Ia
Tablets has done it's work, and am aeaif gam
ing flesh and strength. A.,
O. e Ransom. Hustonville. KY: vas uis
tressed and annoyed for two years WIN 1ii y, w
ing up food. often Two three times "a! lad
no certainty of retaining q meal If ate ohe.
-Four boxes OF the tablets from my drussls' hdV :
fully cured me. I find them pleasant 10 tdh7'
convenient TO carry. No..
Rev. c. D. Brown. Mondovi, Wis: The erect
Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is simply mar Ne-
Gus: quite hearty dinner Of broled pesis'ea
causes no distress since ! began their use.
over elk thousand people W the stare 81
Michigan alone In 1894 were cured OF stomach
troubles by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Full sized package may be found at al ofus-
gists at 80 cents. ,,.
Send for little BOOB on stomach diseases
mailed free by Stuart Co. Marshal, Mich.
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"BI ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Burai, ass p VI Pullman y,shue "a.
Soachs. ana Paro- Gus. pinrS-rar service Meals
carte connects ;; Buraio with through ssepels '"
-t2,25 i.;tO T. " asiy except sunday. FOR NACcb
CrII'NL and inter me late points -.sr,x
.12,RS. I:IS p NJ. sundays onl, if ENsiN-'
" Ai-,,H CIT NIX am he coal branches ,.,, ,rs
4 :xS 40 r VI. nay. except sundas, 'o !" ..nS
BARRE pITTS'roN SCRANTON and principal in,e,m. .
o,s,e stations Connects for all points N Goa res'
chair car fpr Wilkesharre. 80 NY, urrs-
paRfT PIrTSTOX SCRANTON. and principal mem.
at,,s stations Connects tor al points In coal regions
p,,ilrn an puTet rar.o- ,'ar to NtkesorrS ..,.,.
ANN s:I5 ? .silv for EAsloN ana i'te'r'-'''~
sH,nS 0,tO L VI das except SUNDAY. ENpeess -
slafngton and principal informed ate stations;
s,r Reading ard Harrisburg chair car 70 >atrs
.S,kr 700 p ". daily for EIFFAlb' NlAo,.sss,ia
rAIIS and al Meet pullman sleeper .r,n
raj, Y 20 chicago Sleepers % Sunalo anc o,,v
s7,S6 $50 daily, except SUNDAY i.p nrssrW
a. sOt'TH PLAINF1EtD EASroN 81 yS q ,-I ZEN
WArIU CHUNK T.. & r. JUNCTION sAlks r,,Tsa
sc. RoCiif,ST ER. BATAVIA and BrFfALn. ru orSsrs
siesrsr ,or RuNaio None bat sleeping car nASs~'
.s:..; D,sW p. VI dai.y for iTHA.A, oL ~ al
sn,,.;rssTFrE I'll FFAI<D NIAGARA FAIdS. a Ms,ca
ns,,s est, Pullman sleep-rs 90 Whkesnsrre s,' poISIS
Aditione, local trains daily. except sunday. To- .s8
RTOOK and intermediate points leave q. s1NyGsn NJ
e.,o A NJ .i:5 30. '3:S5. 40 ana o'o' Sst "a
,rck.ts and Pullm IN accommodations AZ - i,yh-
ani "a and sea Roadway n r. lNn-s',. loo -
az 10; Ro,se-y - y. $50 Futon -, Sou' ~
p-o,tuav ana BROOKLYN Annex MckiH. .~. rrom
y transfer vii, call Tor ana cneok o~ss-s~ "
hotu ar residence through 80 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
Business Opportunities.
SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.

IHAyE TWO PRoEIIABLE II siNgss iMIE RESI-
LA'F or TIME MAKES II IMPOSSIBLE FOR ME 10
IoOk AFTER BOTH o. THEM PkOpERl.f. ONE or
THEN IS ron sALE.TAkE YOUR CHOICE -,
FIRST ENTIRE CONTROL, OF REAL. ESTATE. IL
CLinlNG PRIVATE .,i RE s.I . WORTH on NJ, 4
syvFRAL YEARS PRopucEp AZ INCOME OF NOT
IEss THAN t25UD 4 YEAR. It Is RAPIDLY IN
CREAsING IN NaLI'E AND Is CAPABLE or GREAT
sEcoXp HALF INTEREST N 4 MAXuFAcIuR
ING PLANT. THE BUSINESS Is EXTREMELY PROS
pERoIs: IT'S PRODUCT FOR THE NEXT SIN
MONTHS lis ALREADY SOLD. THE PROPERTY Is IN
GOOD CONDITION AND WILL INVENTORY TO DAY
$500 600 OR MORE. GENTLEMAN OWNING BALANCE
or THE STOCK II A PRACTICAL MAN CAPABLE
OF MANAGING THE MANUFACTURING END OF
THE BUSINESS. WITH ABLE fINANClERING. \
PROFIT OF $50 900 A YEAR IL CONSERVATIVE.
no GUESS WORK ABOUT THE ABOVE FIGl RES
THEY ARE BASED on FACTS AID. MORE. SELL
ING PRICE FOR EITHER OF THE INTERESTS is
Considerably LESS THAN PRESENT WORTH \
LIBERAL DISCOUNT 10 INSURE QUICK SALE
/ Al WILLING 70 TAKE $50 0C CASH FROM THE
rio;Iir Man AND ALLOW THE BALANCr. OF THE
PURCHASE MoNEY TO Ri;MAIN N THE PROP
DON'T Want TO HEAK FROM AGENTS. But /
MEN WITH CAPITAL Al. TO INVEST IN SAFE
II rot ARE INTERESTED. WRITE FOR FURTHER
ADDRESS COLE. ss LEONARD ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains lesys Nee-YcrS. loot o. Caamoers-st
follows nd five minutes earlier from West 23ds,.:
900 4. M.-Vesf!huled ENprNss daily for Binghan,oa
Waverly Elmira Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Bu1slo 500
7 " PariOT ~ BUfao
200 P M.-vsstibued Limited Fast natl Daily sofia
tain 'osg,. via Chauauqua Lake arrives Cleveland
A. N. Chicago ?. ". Sls~pers Chicago. Cleve-
snd and Gin Inati. Dining Car.
2: 30 p. M.-BuHso and Cleveland Vesthued Express
DAILY arrives Buffalo 7c5 A. NJ. Bradford 1917 A. ~
ran,estoan 40 A. NJ. Cleveland 1890 2. NJ Seepers to
Buffalo and svsland making direct connections for
Detroit. Chicazo and the West. Cafe Library car
s.45 +. M.-Nis Chautauqus Lake ana Niagara Fails
Daily solid train Chicago. sleerers 70 HoT-elsv.ls
Cnlcaso and cincinnati Dining Car. -
TICKETS Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
i seconnodatons a. III liz esl. 4ol and s5I B.osd-
var i27 Cover. fi6 East i.Jthst and 81 West 18th
8, IN .nibers and 23d 81 ferries. New York. 333
and 726 Fulton St 100 Broadway. BROOKLYN %o HUDSON
St uoboken and Jersey civ Station Wesrott Express
Gals Tor hsgzsgs from hotels ard residences
destination.
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WHIST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave ". i2d ~ station. y T., a. f""'Ne -
n earlier from foot II Franklin 81
3,,O 4 II. Dali. Local % BuHalo. 49,. - vo,.
30 " Dali, Local 10 Albany Saratoga ana MON
frsai. -,~.o,ss
~ r,r,s,. Niagara Fsii, Fort Ns'He. To"ao ''''9-
land ana chicago ,... =. ,..,.,il Nou,-
,ains New psliz Lakes Motork and MinneNas"aa -.
hsny. saratoga. Csldueh' l-a.e '~'k'' '''
= 100 y n DsiIv except SUNDAY ,or Aibsn>.
G.NI p VI Daiiy Tor Aibary Montreal ucs "a
cu.e Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara tals' Ihon'' ~
frnit cleveland. Chicago and S. Louis .u.
a. "a, 2 n Dstiv except sunday. Tor Nev ourF AsaHy
:, -aioys ara MontTeaL sleeping car Albany 10 mon
7.i5 : " DAILY eacep' suuia, 'o' syracuse Ro'os'
six y NJ Dali, Tor Albany Ttira. syracuse, Rocnss'
.er plfalo Niag4r. Fails Tor)r'o Detroit 'le'eahd
= - AVE. Br. oAi,u Annex. no 4" a " I5.oe
p ": Ierssy 'ty. = T. salon BIZ" '''-'
me table. a. rrincips hotels AT I VI cs'
z = T..JRTtT. General Passenssr Agent
Vanderbilt Ave-. Nv fork
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
KLAI -IF@-.''7- -@"7-
u.,,v,, Il. s743 II Of Catharine-st 5ON1Oe
France Nabrshaw. by guardian. 70 Norrls

u.,rv.,, -. s74s II Of Catharne-st. 30xioo.
France Hab:rshaw. by guardian 10 MOTHS 9. "a.
.s sso.0y No ii5 West. 2oxicoS. Hillary Bell TO
as,hs, I. rs IT W of coun,bss-sve 'oxoos' .. 90.
Francis LSwrsy rsfsyse 20 oi,.xioS; n.
Bohemian benevolent ana Literary Association 20,
70 Charles Rosentha et al D. -
Ok. SNerles rle p Brewer snd wife 70 John lie - -.
r Brewer and another. executor. -"VV'
Morris ave. corner ,iSsr, i5oa.e ''''" ssot
l1,h-st No 4io West 2onl0Ot: Thomas Eahasan
70 Frederick Doseher 90 &c. !, ~, ~
issas, No q ES ssrara sD.'s 1906
iesdst q II z. 4Serse S'NV' 4occc
Autubon-ave. : ~ n o' ioo,h-s,, TX iiI,s
Mar: winston Y Buzby and wife 10 Michael
rct Isl Block J.. map amended Names estate;
chsries Knaut and wife 20 Edward D B-eaur
f1,h-sf 8 70. sol. map Of tniclport l'xi'e
Catherine < Allison 10 Frank Cas- .'--,,.,oo
x,rr,-6 place e g. rs II OF Jennings-st. I5xluV. -
Thomss = Crcacen and wife 80 Charlotte { R'ce s4N
pstt-.t No IA. 25xioO: Anton Won Beus' 10 ida
r.sr,rrton.aye n $ PLOT - map hsrs Thorn
a. Bsssford. 5oxloo; Henry Mason TO "inslo"
So, sus Ns s, East ioxioca william Parsons
70 Sarah Mills % a., a. g,
a,h-st g. 1906 II e % Avenue b 2'o2cS.n'
Man Bloom, and wife O. Ceci'ia aa't
81 2ooxis0: p c Gates ct al executors. 70 :. o..
frank p Lockwood -. ~. iocV
,7th-.t :. $50 II OF eth-ave. 2oxs2: Andrew
ezHsS las II OF 3d-avc. issxoe.9 Ben
samn Korn:nsky 20 Jennie horninsSy. i.S par
73th-st 8 s. 225 II W Of 3d-ave. isxlo22; same 10
ossi.v,t a., Is n OF ssssnore-st. 3oxioo. Ed.
ward F,schell 10 Kate Fischen al, ',.'..''.,
wsshinr, on ave old line. .. 5p II OF
Tistcher.st 2ooxl50: John ; sleeves and WHO
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7~ryvyORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER o. 1897


owner: Bocken Son. q No % Bond-st 90, ~,
1Ge,h-.t n s. 200 II " o, istave. for nve-s,ory
brick tenement house with store. c'rsan IL;
Pero,ti ard Avsone Of No SZ2 "a.
f69.n-s owners: George II Grisbe. of No zi' - o,o
12J,h-st. architect 49,"
Alterations. main ONCE: -, ,.r
~ est thfee-.fory prlck
ing and m seton house. Theodore l.utk. OF 10
er West SIS Kurtzer Rohl, ~ ia -,
ave ard 7thst architects ...--..'-''-'' '''"
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once until 'clock r. viz. 2s< sth-ave,s
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and tith-s. 1872 columbus ave. West h6th fO6
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~: St, between IN am sh ayes 10y East 4th-st, Ss
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

,ssy. N.w-York Whitehall Terminal oaiS'
CHICAGO l.SS o. NJ and l2;lo night IN r,~h,
PiTrsBI R6 an tx Syn q IS sun, az az p M
wHsHiNGToN BALTM9RE TS , g@ ap' Gang "a
DINING az, sI D. m 1910 night. sunday sos va
,nr ',a, II IS a M (Dning Carl. l.5S dining Cr' -
Dining carr. SIS p. M. l2:l0 niSht
NORFOLK II Is a. m. daily x.v,
NEW .OPI.EANS Through sleeper <:tS p. m ANY
~ r, - issve foo, Lbertv-St minutes later'
All trains ar. Illuminated with Pntsch Light ,.,s n
once: ii3 III? 26l. Sa l. ~ way 81 = ic Wse.
l27 Bowsry n X: $50 ~ Fulton st. BrockSn:
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station. ana stations roo II ll,shrossss arc as
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residences through 20 destination , r.oo,
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