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The difficulty with the Greek sym
pathy resolutions introduced in Con-
gress-in one instance by a California
member-is that they place the reason
for the expression upon a religious basis.
we are to express sympathy with Greece
because she is a Christian nation, and
because the Turk is a Moslem. That is
not the true reason. We sympathized
with Greece as a people, who, being free,
recognize the right of any other people
capable of self government to be free
from invaders also. Crete is essentially
Grecian; her cause is the cause of
Greece. The latter nation was despoiled
Of her territory long ago by the strength
Of an invader who seized Macedonia and
Albania without a shadow of right, OF
the faintest excuse for the theft Hence
we sympathize with Greece in her effort
TO retake her ancient and lawful possess
siOns.
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Weather Forecast.

Northern California-Cloudy weather
with conditions favorable for light show
ers Tuesday in the northern portion;
cooler in the San Joaquin Valley; south
arly winds
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NOR of the resignation is false; but If
the incumbent is to retire we trust that
it is not because his place is wanted to
reward a political favorite, and that II
he retires an equally experienced and
competent man will be called to the
post no matter what his political belief
On the 1st of May the law of Belgium
went into effect making official time
keeping for Postoffices, railway sta
tons, Government offices, ETC., the
twenty four-hour system. That is to
say noon is reckoned as. l. o'clock,
and midnight as "a o'clock One o'clock
p. M, therefore becomes the thirteenth
hour the fourteenth, 3 the fifteenth,
and so on up to midnight, or "a
O'Clock. AT the end of the next hour
l o'clock a. M, becomes plain l, =
o'clock plain ,, and so on up TO l.
O'Clock, completing half the circuit Of
twenty-four hours at noon. Instead
therefore of using Post Meridian and
Ante Meridian" as heretofore and as
we do, the Belgians will hereafter drop
a. m, and p m entirely, and designate
each hour by it's number They will
soon learn that all the numbers from
to y are morning hours, and all after
II and up to a are evening hours. Once
well understood the system Will prove
a great convenience as it has in Italy
for thirty years past, where it is Off
ciaIly used, and is common in the dis
patches one reads in the Italian papers.
France has had the system in use, un-
officially it is true, for long time In
| Belgium as in France the clocks are
all to be remembered on the dials put
ting the new numbers on in Arabic
| figures beneath the Roman numerals
from Is to "A. 1t would save a deal Of
trouble and be wholly sensible for the
American people to adopt the twenty
| four hour system and abandon the old
p. M, and a. m, style. To say that it
| is the fifteenth hour of the day or the
third hour of the day, is more conve-
nient and more sensible than to say or
write ) p. m. and ) a. N.
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Another Candidate.

Ex-Chief of Police Timothy Lee is
also a candidate for the position of
Superintendent of the Preston School of
Industry at lone.
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City Finances.

Following is the report of City Auditor
Young for the week ending Saturday,
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Articles of Incorporation.

Colonel Commanding Second Regime
of Infantry.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

follows and i've minutes earlier IVES, 23i =,
$500 4. N.-Nestib4led Express Daily rgr Wave-iy
Enghamton. Elmira, Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buraio
500 T.. u. Psrl0r ar t. Burap ~
200 y. M.-Nestibuled Limited fast mail Dauv sou,
train FOR Chicago Chautauqua Lake arrives Ci.ysi
land 80 \ NJ Chicago 2 T.. NJ Slcepers 10 Cr,coso
Cle, Gland and Cincinnati Dining Car '"so'
1:.,O - M-Runalo and COPELAND Veshulsd Exn,es,
Daily arrives Eunalo 7:l5 4 NJ. Bradf- "a lis 4 ~
jamestown SIS NJ. cleveland l:l5 p NJ sleepers 10
EuGao and Cleveland making direct connection. 8r De
fruIt. chicago and the West. -
Sif5 y. N.-Nia Cnautauaua Lake and Niagara Fall,
Daily solid train 10 chicago Slcepers Hornesviiie
vIucKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND ptrrINA.,
l. accommcations at III, ll2 POI. 40 and broad
l27 I;owery. i5S East i25th-st IVES, i25,b
e. Chambers and West 23d-s ferries New YORK ana
ard T2G Fulton 100 Broadway. BROOKLYN 200 IIrdsc
Hob0kcr. ana jsrsey city STATEN westcott Eyprcss
calls Tor ami checks baggage from hotels and residence.
- destinatior.
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WEST SHORE R.R.

IIdns I-aNe " IA -. aIall0n. = l.. as folOws aud
- IA earlier foot franklin 81.
$3.50 \. NJ. ball. i>.cal "a BuIal1.
Dii5 4 NJ Daily for Albany Utca. Syracuse Roo he's
YER Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Toledo. Cleveland Chicago
II 10 i. VI. Daily. except sunday Catskln Noun
tans. New Taltz. Lakes Muhonk and Minncwnsk.
Albany. Utca Saratoga. caldwell Lake George PaTlOr
Ear 10 Albany.
Goo = " Dliiy To- Albany. Montreal. Ctca Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland, Chicago and st. Louis
Tii5 T. VI Daily except sunday. for Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo
Sab =. NJ Daily Tor ALBANY Utica Syracuse Rochester
buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland Chi
caro and - Louis.
Tine tables ~ principal hotels and Offices
g. T.; LAMBERT. General Passenger
> Vanderbilt ave. New .Ycrk
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

1T 3, ' H. sss s" %Sa,na 800
~ s. ieo It W q IVES, End ave ".,'e.. 81 900
Bell. Mary +. TO Title Guarantee and Trus, Com 49,.
p R"y :? %s' }d IT, o
Be,hr, Alonzo s and wife Mary 4 carroll lot
$$ 'n4 Ra Of 9 ia T. shaTe o. map .Top
Bliss, C1ara f. and Charles II TO the trustees ~
conhe ave. 10 lots. years. 10 mortgages. each ~ 49,.
cf say % wss qa Me NJ "a 'SS 599 Top g.sr to
ccringLIa Angela and GluseI Pc also M, Max VOL
Same to Hannah Tro,,a same property. year, 5000
Christie. David. 10 Lydia a Hough Nos 10 and
I72 IVES, 0Gth-st and No i7s West o5'h st. de
cd MANI William r. and Robert Ferguson t.
Isaac Lawrence 10th st. 1t" IT OF mn
puny John T. to Jennie p McGuckn. No go
Go Ms, s"phie T. years to Adoph Hupfc stast
Si as Ms lot IT, h map % IS n.onR Of vasn Sss
' tine ii Wiles 10 2as cherry:s y.ars.... 5000
No 23s Cherryst years. ...:::....... $4,000
Same TO- sane as guardian OF John "iil''s jr .,
Heseman Mary 2 to Abigail ALL puriy. Wa
Harden, james: to GcoIss : collins, Inwood. 0O"
Krsrler, Henry. { and wife to FREDERICK wien- '"'
same s"u TO- am So ses Ea., 25,S st. i S
Nsos0 sh r" SS@ zoo "i OF SIN a"0 y.sr CONN
Nsf
Tasperges Salvador. and wife Eliza B,enhe
corner Prospect Terrace and i3th-s, Wake.
field. 3 years ..s................. ,noo
Sane 20 William IL keating and William : Ger.
main. same property, 10 months ........ .nn
Mertens Herman y :. and wife to FEEDER, -"
MIDI ebrook. 3e,h st. i25 It W = i.,-sv.
year 90
Same rner.ss LeNene. 88th-s, lr5 ., w ''""
Of LIST ave. ................. - ono
MeDonad. Mary y AID husband 70 the FauItabi.
Life Assurance Society ~ the United states
10Th st, 3i3 II Of West End az. . vs,rs q, os,
Magee, Richard. to Weer \ sheafer Of al Az -''''
ccut0rs Of Peter " Shearer n corner Wai,en
Same to same. Townsend ave corner i;4,h- Wv
- Hourke. Mary A. and Gerald V and Jo,enh "a "
tiaikr TO Mary Conton. Nos AZ and ~ Green
wen ~ SehF
fe t hosaie T. Henry De r we-kes No isS
r"N '-p ~ " wars ,ss..s,................. pom
heEsn Katie 10 Pau q Decker y l4s,h :, -'''
"io IT " ~ Iirook ave. year .......'.... , -oo
hms mates + and wife to MALCOLM K Law ''V'
renee. plot on Throgs Neck " I. nrtva,.
road adjoining land % Anna A Seaman | wear .oN,
sio.Son josephine. to Harris ID Colt No IL John ''
spsro sarah II TO the United states Trust ca -'"
" New-fork. No ld7 East I6th-sI . yeafs AoOo
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot c. DEsBkoSSES AND CoRILANDi
500 A. N. FAST MAii-Nruiiman Bure, Sleeping Car
300 A. VI. FAST LINE.-Pttsburg and Cleveland
1000 A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LiMlTED.-fu ,,
sS a sfeP Rsas Dn GssveanG fSedo
nai. Indiana polls Louisville 81. Louis x,,rss
200 T.. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LotiI EHrNhS''-
odo ' f'n " wEsTERS EXPfEss-FoF Cleveland
7aS T. W. f sHffP EYFRssror cnon-
500 r. w. PAcIFTc EXPREss; For Plttsbnrg am, and
Chicago Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. q, %
Congressional Linn" - Paror and DINING CatS'
$50 Dining corl. Dining Car p M II 10 r hIsn!
al Paror and Dining Cars) 40 Dining carr. tD'h-
soJTHERN KAIi.WAY.- Florida Limited" II 10 p m
Atlantic COAST LiNE'I''Fiorida Special" aa6 p m.
week days. Express, 80 n. .nd m daily daily
ATLANTIC CITY2Express 10 p. week DAYS. 90.
Long branch Asbury park dnteraken sundays) Ocean
and l'o p F = tu PPd,iiIIiAbnir HI
Geo 10 g 20 . . ~ 90 Penna Limi,eD !nio Ip,n.
ca S tnihne ~an dining Car, 80 s. p; NJ
10 Is night SUNDAYS. IL. $50, o. n@: 10 nlmlt'''.
10 u a. m. Dining Carr. 80 9Pinng Ca,,o5 q
Ticiis, Offices Nos 4a2 ou 1890 1929. ~. and cci
Broadway House. and foot ~ peebr9sses ana 90
Broadwav and BROOKLYN Annex station; BrooMyh:
station. Jersey CITY The New York Transfer company
call check baggage from hotels ana resi-
s " PROVOST r WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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sussmann. Adolph. and wife to the Nev-York
Savings Bank L>xinston-ave coll and
SOIL Z, n of lIOth-st. ~ years, 2 mortgages
Wheelock. Annie II, 10 Title Guarantee and frtis,
CO, 40 3s East 33dst. years. .,...........
Walker. Alexander. 10 the Nev-York Investment
and improvement 60. " corner Boulevard and
D3f-st ~ years ..........,.....
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Leave New Yo:I. foot of Liberty St. daily
CHICAGO. p. IN. and ~. II ntgnt.
PlTTSBtRG $50. y. sun. . sun Il night
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. 10 a. m. p m.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE 500. 10 dining can
u 20 a. n dining carr. $50 Dining carr, Dining
p m. IL IS night Sunlar. 10 dining CHr) ll5p
q. DINING carr. Drins Car. oDning Gao. l?l'
night.
NORFOLK. 1870 a m. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through sic PEI. 800 r. n tsunday
200 p
All trains are Illuminated with Plnisch Light.
Offices: l3. H. 2G f3f. lao Bwey. 81 +. IAN -,
I27 Rovery y. r. 3}a pa Fulton ST. Brooklyn; station
foot of Liberty ST. Y g. r. r. q y. j. Baggage checked
from hotel residence 20 destination
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RrrLDISG PLANS FILED

New buildings and alteration plans fled y.st.rd,
New buildings. main ONE;
18th ~, g. $40 n of l0ih ave. for a fve-s,orv
brick end stone fat 37.e,fCj. Adam Gslb ~
No "a West Mth-st. owrer. Bshl 4 Van
Auken No 30 Eest ltth-st. architects.
f2g,h-s, n corner Ienor ave. for three slr ana
Ave story brick fats and stores Samuel n
smith. No % West I2Otn-s'. owner, Neville q
Bs9ge No 2i7 West i2jth- st. architects
27'h-si No 222 to 22G East for two fye-s,ory
brick tenements. 21.0 and 2jsx77.6 Henry
Quicker. ~ No 1913 n ave owner. Charles Rsntz
40 i& t'h-ave. architect .....................
Fort Washington. Ridge Road :. near 18Th
o. for n rhree-story and Ettc frame dwelling
az iOx53. William Muschenhein. owner Berg
e. Clark No 10 West 23d -. architects ...
i1th-st, No 6oi - G2s. for paper crematory shst
SIKH, and boiler house. 32r4O by city Par
street Cleaning Department, George & Walker
Aven and I7th-1t. architect..........N ot %,
Alterations. main ofnce:
washing,on-st. No 20. alterations 20 'wo-s,ory
brick store and loft. Amy q Galattn. No Ell
9Th ave. owner. J - Sro0k A. Sons 10 2gl
broadway architects Observation-Disclosures.
64,h-st. No IL Fast. alterations 10 a four-s,ory
and basement brick dwelling. Mar z Hurt =.
No 20 West 18th s.. owner Frank Rook.
no 247 Yves, 12Jth-st. architect. .
i25th-st Nos los and 10 West. alterations . A
four story brick fat and stores. Henry Der
ton 40 i49 Central PARK West owner Henry
Anderson No iiSO Broadway, archi'ec, ....
No plans field NJ branch of9ce.
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4 DNFETlSENENrs and subscriptions for The Trb-
a nns received at th.ir UPTOWN ono so i2t2 Broad
way. "a door north or 5lst until clock IT. ad-
y-rtisemsns received az the following
regular once rates until clock .. viz 23t sth-
23d st. lA2 9th ave. cor. 18th Macya
sthave i4th-st l42 Columbus near West g0th.
o.; 100 West tcd 9th % East iIth-
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LITERARY NOTES.

m. a, tho few modern authors who depend en-
,,reIv on novel-writng for living is + ram
,ort Moore. This young Englishman spenu - W.
wears in a newspaper office. then ne jul ~ Vas
"",,..n ,en ~ more creiitable books In the last
two years.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
(Anthrac.t. coal used exclusvely)
-Four tracks Automatic Block Slgr ais.
N ana n January o. 1897.


FOir tracks. Automatic Block Sigrals
on AMI after January -. 1897.
Trims leave station fopt n Liberty 81
For Easton. Be,il,he' Allentown. Maun"h '.ink %c-
rs. ~ Easton) \. Il. 40 100 'lo'
$50 t:aston) 30 - Allentown y NJ sundays
$40 (T:i5 Easton) \ VI. Zoo $50 =. NJ =,
For WipS"sbarre Pit'aton. and scranton BIO A. NJ
10 100. I.iJ L. NJ. sundays. $50 :. NJ. -, "a
For Reading AZ $50. SO 80 1000. II 70 A. NJ 10
30 200 i::O "a 900 = NJ. 1915 night. sun
DAYS $50 4 81 100 200 800 $50 p N. l2:I5 night
For Harrisburg 400. $50. 9l0, 1870 a NJ. j ~
30 4:3O 500 J4J = NJ. 1915 night sundays, 4:3p
4 NJ. 100 80 T. NJ. l2lj nigh. ,o o.oo
For Sunb.ry Iewsburg and Wllli1msport. AZ I'D s!o
a:lo \. Nj. 40 1870. 900 =. ~ Sundays +;3o n NJ
ALI RAIL ROUTE.
FOR long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c o.,
Tor Red Bank. Long branch, Asbury PARK OCEAN
Grove AMI points SCUM TO Point Pleasant 80 go
io:l5 4. NJ i.3O 1:lj (3fO Rcd Bank, 4:l5. $40
52' 6l5 - NJ sundays sops az lnierlaken for AsonrY
Park and Ocean Grove. 900 4. NJ. 100 T. NJ
For LAKEWOOD.
40 1913 \ NJ. Ia 40 $40 '5'3s Saturdays only
F1r Toms River Barnega; Park and Barnesa' 400
1915 \. Il; i:i5 40 i. " 49, =,
For Atlantis CITY vineland and Bridgeton 40 A. NJ
l:f1 Z. VI !,
For Monmouth Beach.. seabrlsh' and Hstend'. ~ ~
Navesink. $50 $50 1898 \. NJ. 1880. i;3. 9;l1 $40
= II SUNDAYS 600 4 ". 800 =. VI.
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DEL LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN r. H.
station. I'm New-hOrk. foot of Bnrclay and
Christopher streets.
NCsTIBILED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET

Direct route 10 NEWARK, BLOOMFIEL.D MONTcLAIR
THE ORANGES. summit, Barnardsyille. Baskns
Ridge Madison. Morrstown. Fassaic. Paterson. Boon
ton Dover stanhope NEWTON. BCDDS LAKE.
LAKE HOPATCONG. HAcket'stown SCUOOLEY'S
MOTNTAI%. Washington. PHlII.pSBCRG. EASTON
WATEn GAP. sTKOJU>I!t re-. Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON rIrrsToN. WILKESR RRE, NANri-
:SSS BlNGHkMTi'o% 0XF56EB. y Ven Wa;ef-
VIE. UTICA KCHFIELD SPRINGS. cortland
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO, EI.MIRA
CORNING. BATH. pANSNlLLE. BUFFALO and ali
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOCTHWEST
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL stops at principal
1000 4 M-(Cofe can. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BING-
HAMTON UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRIA
Cf'SE ana OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Parlor
Cars. Connecting "a: Buffalo with trains Tor Chi ago
200 r M."scRATToy. wLKEsBARRE and EI.MIRA
EMPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Paror Cars
400 =. M.-SCRANTOE. WIBkESBAKRE and PI,YM-
80 p. NJ. DAILY buffalo Nesllhuled Limited Express
FOR SCRANTON. -3lNGHAMTON. ELMIRA Ri'F-
FAI.O. Pullman r.ufret Sleeping car Connecting al
Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points west
30 T. VI. 0)aly)iiunalo Express Pullman Seeper. FOR
SCRAN1ON. BINGiIAMTON ELMGRA. BATH, MI.
% MORRIS and BrEFAIoi arri,ins nnGalo 5 4 81.
Ton. ITHACA. UTICA. ssRACUSE ard OsWEGo
EXPRESS. Pullman Buff, Sleepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a,
Henry gaze 6 Sons Limited Il3 Broadway. IL PARK
Place i2J Broadway Tickets A. ferry stations y4J
Ercadway III 4th ave l2tlst, 81 west i2jth 81
o35 columbus ave. New York: 33s and 7oG Fulton st
and 100 Broadway brooklyn Timetables giving fun In
formation At all stations.
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for ana
check baggage from hotel residence destination
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ALL RAIL ROUTE
!. Su1lays No1 \ VI IT, =
ROYAL Blue LINE.

WASHISGTON. . =.
Fer b e:E d3y qo 80 500 100 200 POO 30 90
Parlo- carr $50 500 Dining carr go; 'm POO =
ing Carl A. ". 200 400 800 Dining Car. p. NJ.
l. - night 49,. ,o.oo
For Bar more and Washing week DAYS 500 io:r'
II 30 Dining Car. 4 N 200 $50. 900 Dining Carr,
T. NJ T. - night sundays. 1000 II 30 Dining carr.
A. 81 200 800 CDining carr. p " 1915 might. .
Tickets and or sais can be secured a. foot ~
Liberty ST. il3 10 2Gl 43i ga lao i.323 Broadway
~ s'h ~ 81 Fast lih -. lj3 Eas' 10Th st. 2.3
i2jh So 81 Columbus Az. New-Nork: : 'our.
s. Sc" Futon :. Rrpoklyn 9S Broaiwav. WEuams,,
The Nev Ynri. Transfer Company VII call for ana
check baggage from hotels residence 70 destination
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REAL ESTtTE TRANSFERS.

Dqanss,, No y; John A Mclaughlin to Josephine =,
na~eTy. s. 2 same same
Wayerly Place No i3s: same 70 same: 81. 30:
ward: Alexander Devln. jr. and wife TO VIII -,
III 49, map BronN1 BOD PARK: Lily l. sfirmer to
MARY e Dorland ......... .:..........
ca@"n s ei Is #s a. nap M H1F 8'% and
Undcrclin ave-. " :. ell II q sedgwick ave-
looyco Wells sponable and wife to Margaret
Sam property. william Jones and wife TO wrs
po.ieysri. n " corner o3d-s, % 2xloo Francis
N Jencks ana wife to New-York Investment ana
Same properly: tho New work Investment and I'm
Bdsa5 20 TO c5r ArAsTGr. ,o
1915. Sgmund Il Steinmann and wife to the
eoih-s,. 10 T 2 Of Madlson-ave 25xloo5
BERNARD + Coleman and another to James
#isn:srss: ss'sh e aoss to , aS"S
Wafrrcii. 5o1is jeremiah Collins to Ka'h- -.
Bar -1 y corner Eiizabe,ns, 25xloo,
George GuGra~, 10 JULIA Hendri et 81 ,.:
II Miller and another executors. etc. to Her
i59 s2. N2 3o II S q tnian,ave 1sO John
Cotter ana wife to Elizabeth Rarry......... /
Ei.S ssS 9ar ''S 's Nse sSS.
"G GstoS5 s n1s, to % h %f saye 2o'
i'2d,s go z q BraSk,avs 3xloo Her a.,
Iohn NJ Lnck and vii. to FREDERICK and Henry
71th-st. $40 4 OF West End-avc SexiOo2
Marie True John r COrney ................. 1900
37ih-st. n 2l34 II 9 II 3d-aYe. 10 Sxss y. Agnes
T Mcclure TO Mary + Fitzpatrick. ............. 2
6th-ave No 100; David Miller and vile Patrick
Cuskley and another. Observation-Disclosures.
l3lst-st 30 n NJ 4th-avs Il 6x9o II:
Charlotte Harris eYecutrx. to Fanny Epstein. 5000
ii5th-st. q. ~ n II Plsasant-ave - I0x
100 II; Matthew Coogan and wife Matthew
y Doyle ................. Observation-Disclosures. I
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