davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
FATAL FIGHT WITH FlLIPINOS
american soldiers Interfere in a
Quarrel on the Streets


Manila, Nov. 19.-Three FiIipine natives
last night hired carriage and after
wards became engaged in dispute with
the driver regarding the fare. Some mem
bers Of the American military police at
tempted to arrest the natives. but the
later resisted, and Sergeant Price. of the
Minnesota regiment, was stabbed and
killed and three other American soldiers.
Maher, Montgomery and Hoyt, were
wounded. Maher shot one native dead.
The others were arrested.
Washington, Nov. 19.-Neither the war
nor navy departments have any infoT1na-
ton concerning the fight between the Fill
Ippinos and American soldiers. The mus
ter rolls OF company J.. Thirteenth Min
nesota, show the names of Sergeant ]. c.
Price and Privates Linsley Hoyt, Harry
T. Montgomery and George Maher. all Of
whom enlisted from St. Paul Some of
the last names given in the Manila dis
patch are duplicated in other companies
but the probabilities are that the names
given herein are the names of the men
concerned.
st. paul, Mimi, Nov. 19.-The news of
the street fight in Manila last night was
received with much interest here. AS the
Thirteenth Minnesota regiment has been
on police duty for some time it was sup
posed that the wounded privates as we'll
as Sergeant Price belonged TO that com
pany. Sergeant Price was of company +,
in which company are also found the
names of Prvater Maher. Montgomery
and Hoyt. This is Captain Spears ST.
Paul company.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
FIGHTING The FEVER
Likely to Begin on the Fed
eral Quarantine Line
ON THE FIRST OF JANUARY
Reasons Which Have Caused
This Change of Date.
ON THE FIRST OF JANUARY

Washington. Nov. 19.-The restrictions
imposed by the operations Of the federal
quarantine nne. beyond which cattle
were not allowed TO be shipped north,
ceased on the 18th of the present month.
The establishment of this line or bound
airy annually is made necessary by the
existence of Texas fever infection among
cattle but as there is no danger of IT'S
spreading in the north in cold weather
about this time Of the year. New regula-
tons having the same object in view,
however. will soon be prepared by the ag-
rcultural department o Gals and prob
ably viii be put into effect on the first Of
January. In former years the depart
ment deferred the issuance of the regula-
lions until the first of March and after
wards until the first Of February, but eX
perience has demonstrated the desirable
ity Of advancing the date TO about the
INST Of the year. Cattle sent north after
that time, agricultural officials say, may
carry contagion which, failing to mature
during the period of cold weather sue
oeeding, will manifest itself in the warm
spring season and thus spread the dis
ease. Dr. Salmon. chief of the bureau Of
animal industry. says the cattle industry
of the country is in prosperous condi-
ton, due partly TO falling off in supply,
and 70 increased exports.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
NINE LEGISLATIVE DEMANDS
Made nv the knights Of Labor in
Their National Assembly

Chicago. Nov. l9.-The national assem-
bly of the Knights Of Labor a; their an
uuaI meeting in this city save deciled
- recommend TO the nNuSrial commits
sion the repeal of government 10y injunc-
ton: the prohibition of employment Of
children under Is years old; the prohibition
OF Watering stock by any railroad or cor
poratioa; the establishment Of postal say
iags banks: government control Of rail-
roads, the issuance OF groenhacks by the
government direct; the election OF United
States senators by the peoples veco; me
election of the president by popular vote.
and the initiative and referendum. \ COM
nittee OF three sto he appointed 20 sub
nit these recommendation 10 the COM
mission
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
PORTO RICANS ON THE MAKE
Expecting TO Turn a More or Less
Honest Penny OF Uncle sam

Washington, NoV. 19.-The financial sit
uation in Porto Rico is giving the secre-
tary of the treasury much concern, and
it is quite probable that the early part of
the coming week important notifications
of eXistin gorders in relation thereto may
he made. Il is understood that the Gus
toms officials at San Juan are receiving
only pesos in payment of dues. and re-
fuse to accept United States money. The
effect Of this IS said 70 be a material ad-
vance in the value of the peso and the
brokers are beginning 10 hoard them in
expectation Of a still farther rise. 1t is
said also that the belief is current in
Porto Rico that the United States ulti-
mately will redeem the Spanish silver
coins in United States money at a con-
siderable advance over present ruling
prices, and this is an additional motive
for boarding. so that the monetary circu-
lation of the island already has become
notiCeabl yCOntracted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
WHllECAPS IN TENNESSEE
inonensive ColOred Man Driven from
IBIS House and Killed.

Chattanooga, Tenn. Nov. 1s.-A special
to the News from Nashville says:
John Smart, weli-disposed negro citi-
zen, living at ChapeltoWn, one and half
miles from Smart's Station, in Warren
county, Tenn, was shot and killed by
whltecaps last night The whitecaps had
served notice upon Mack Smart. son Of
the old man. Al late hour twenty three
men visited his house. Mack was ordered
70 come out. but refused, whereupon coal
oil was poured on the side Of the house,
but not ignited. A torch was lighted and
placed near the house and old man Smart,
thinking the house was on fire. rushed out
into the yard, where he was shot and died
Instantly The weapon used was a shot
gun, both barrels of which were discharg-
ed. The whitscaps rode away Immediately
after the killing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
FOR FARMERS INSTITUTES
Oklahoma Agricultural COIlegeOfers
HeInfuI Suggestions.

Guthrie Q. 7, Nov. SpeciaL)-The
Oklahoma agricultural college desires to
aid in the attempt TO secure the holding
OF a good farmers institute in each coun-
" in the territory during the next three
monns Mmbers of the experiment sta
zion staff have had large experience IN
this work and will give any suggestions
is 10 plans for the institute. So far As
IL Will not seriously interfere with the
work at the college and station, the insti-
tuition will send a member of the station
staff % eacn institute 10 give an address
and aid in the discussion. This will be
don without charge 10 the institute.
There is no need fan elaborate organ
ization or any considerable expenditure.
The idea is 30 bring as many as possible
of those interested in any branch of agri-
culture for the discussion of subjects of
direct interest 10 them. Generally meet
ing beginning in the afternoon and cos
ing the next afternoon would be better
than longer or shorter oe. The evening
session may be designed to interest all
classes of citizens with discussion OF edu-
cationaI and other topics of equal interest
to townsman and farmer. Music would be
an attractive feature. These institutes
are not designed to take the place of 9TH
er organizations of farmers-rather TO
help them.
President Morrow suggests the follow
ing as. among others. suitable for discuss
ion at farmers institutes:
Farm Mana gement-Choice Of crops,
comparing general specialized farming,
rotation of crops. farm buildings, fences,
roads, irrigation ponds.
The Soil-Peculiaritie Of the soils. of
the regions. choice Of crops for, effect of
deep and shallow cultivation. manuring.
Crops C9ieid, Orchard or Gardenl-Yari-
cites, time of planting. methods of Guilt
walton plant diseases, Injurious insects,
weeds.
Live Stock-Breeds, breeding or buying.
fstteniug or earlier sale. food and feeding,
dairying farm and factory, presentation
and cure Of diseases.
The Commercial Side-Time and method
Of disposing Of farm products. develop
ing local agricultural manufacturing, CO.
operating in buying and selling.
Non-Partisan Legislarfon-ROad game,
quarantine school. irrigation laws. etc,
collecting agricultural statistics. territor-
ial boards or societies in aid of agricul-
ture.
F,ducatcn-Country and town schools.
public or school libraries. reading circles.
lectures. amusements.
The Farm Household-Farm house con-
veniences. our food, choice and prspara-
ion farm hygiene, home education and
amusement.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
FLORIDA.
A Superior Through Sleeping Car
Line Between st. Louis
and Jacksonville.

Commencing December 26th the Louis
VILE Air Line has established the great
ThrougA Sleeping Car Route TO Florida
Trbroush sleeping cars arranged TO leaYs
81 Louis s15 p. n. daily. passing Louis
vile 100 8. M, Lexington 1o:55 a. m.
resching Chattanooga 900 p m, Atlanta
1910 o. IN. and Jacksonville $40 a. m (sec-
ord morning. Stop-overs allowed. Thj,
Toute is through large cities and interesting
country, ard. walls new through sleeping
car route Is over most superior and we'll
ssfa blished lines of railway. The schedules
are fast ana most conyenisnt-
Thls line also affords passengers for
Florida Tip via Ashevllie. y. C, the great
est American aD-ycar-around resort
Corresp cndence solicited and iafornatio
promptly furnished r. A CAMPBELL
Gen1 Passenger Agent. ST. Louis No.
This IS also the best line 70 points IN Ken
lucky, Tennessee. Georgia AID North and
South Carolina
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
ManiIa's Very Low Death Rate

Washington, Nov. 14-The following
has been received at the war department
from General Otis dated Manila, Novem-
Der 70:
Deaths since last report, November Il;
Jay \. Smith, private, company G, First
South Dakota, apopleNy, following mall
arial fever
The var department officials say the re-
port. showing such a small death rate
among 50 many soldiers. is extremely
gratifying and indicates an improved
condition at Manila. That oaly one death
should occur IN 21rro soldiers in a week or
ten days is very surprising. The depart
ment believes there has been a great i'm
provemeat in the health conditions in the
Philippines.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
ATTACKS ON EX-KING MILAN
Two Peasants aud a student Attempt
10 Remove Him

London. Nov IA special dispatch
from Bucharest. published this afternoon,
says two attempts nave been made re-
Gently upon the life of eN-king Milan Of
Servia- The first. il appears, was on a
train between Kragujeveso and Nisch. \
number OF peasants attacked the former
kings car with pistols and steaos. They
smashed the windows and wounded some
81 the members Of his suite. Later. at
Nisyh, man dressed as a student and
armed with a revolver. entered Milan
bedroom, but Was arrested before he could
sttack she eN-kinE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
FOREIGN AFFAIRS LEGISLATION
In the Next Congress Is Clear Upon
Nothing hut Hawaii

washington. Nov I9.-Represeu tarive
Hitr. OF Illinois. chairman Of the house
committee on foreign affairs and a MEM
her OF the Hawaiian commission. mas ar
rived 10 attend the initial meetings OF the
commission and 10 mature plans Cor sae
extensive legislation on foreign affairs
which will soon occupy the attention Of
congress. Mr.. Hit; says the legislation
relating 20 Hawaii viii be passed a, the
coming session without crou5ie. Beyond.
this however. he Viii not venture q pre-
dic-ion Is 10 Jae scope OF tarcigu 5osi~-
Jston or The chance If concluding II be-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
Preparations at the Preside.

SAN Francisco. cal, Nov. 19.-Wo-k Is
progressing rapidly 81 the Preside mill
tary reservation on the barracks which
are being buiit for the New York regt-
ment and the battalion % engineers now
stationed across the Pacific. The d.ssp-
pearin gcarriage for the large l2-iRcl rif'e
a. the Preside viii be in place IN about
a month. An S-inch disappearing carriage
and al S-inch rifle VIII arrive in a short
time from the east. Bids for the erec-
ton Of the new military hospital VII 90
opened on November - and its corstruc-
ton WI be h4srensd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
NO PLACE. FOR THE TOLBERTS
Not safe at Their Old Home Till the
EXcitemen Subsidies

Washington, D. c, Nov. ls-United
States Marshal Melton of South Carolina
mad conference with Postmaster Cen
era Emory Smith today regarding some
posloffice appointments. The race troubles
IN that state were not discussed. Mr.. Mel
ton stated positively his personal belief
mat the Tolberts would not be safe if they
returned to their state.
l have no hesitation" he said. ''in say
ing that it would be unwise for them 20
return until after the excitement has sub
sided. That may be a matter of weeks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
FOR EQUALITY IN SCHOOLS
Famous Case Of the Alton, ILL.,, Col
nred EaIks Is LIN eain

Alton. H.. Nov. ls.-The famous Alton
school case, brought by the negroes TO
compel the admission of their children in
discriminatory 10 the public schools of this
city, has been called in the circuit court
for the third time. The attorneys for the
city produced afidayits in justification of
their plea for continuance to the next
term Of court. If the motion to continue
IS overruled and the trial proceeds, the
merits OF the case will be brought out in
full in the proceedings next week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
Faure PAYS the Queen Back.

Madrid. Nov. l9.-The Spanish govern
ment has received dispatches from Senor
AIonteros Rios. president 90 the peace
commission Of Spain az Paris dealing
the irveSuture % President Faure With
the order of the Golden Fleece. bestowed
upon him by t5e queen regent. and Civ
ing further particulars regarding the
peace negotiations. President Faure has
conferred the Grand Gordon - the L.
gion Of Honor upon cna queen regent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
The aalieta Dau Eagle: Sunday ormo 4ouebe 20 1ses

fore the short session. Judge Grear, one
OF the Hawaiian commissioners, is ex-
pected here in day or two, and Senator
Cullom will then call the commission to-
gether with a view to agreeing on the
final report.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
Are You Ruptured?


II so. nave you given up all nope
or ever being cured? You nave
tried many kinds OF truSses ana
Jailed. Let me tell you what the
\ trouble was. The Truss you
nave worn had a convex surface.
\ Ike this). but before the concaVe (
invention Of DR.. ]. D. Rowley no !
one had thought of constructing a
pad thus {. This, reader, Is the
whole secret: it Will hold your rup-
ture, no matter what position you
may assume-sneeze, cough or run
you can't get IL out OF place. NO
matter where you are ruptured-
man, woman or c+1ild-it Will give
You relief from the start, and viii I
not cost you fancy price, and your !
money refunded if il is not 20 h !.
4 This is as fair a statement as one !
could ask for If you go on ana
4 suffer IL means that you are 100
poor and don't care about your
condition. II this is true, am sorry \
Tor you, for this appliance Will cure Z
you. It has cured hundreds or SUI
ferers before you and has yet 20 Z
4 fai- Here are a few names mat I
\ nave been cured by this treatment
tnat you may write to and see wha-
II has done for them. They are all
wei known people in tdeir commit
mites and will gladly answer your
letters: II. c. Branson. Ottawa,
} Kansas. IS years ruptured. y. j.
Carriker. Kansas City, Mo. D. r. (
) NJ. GRUMPY, No sl5 East Eighth 4
street. Kansas City. No. J. B. Ham 7
ner, attorney at law, Shelby bu-id- 7
Ing, Kansas City, Mo. ]. .. Garter.
Stock Exchange, Kansas City. Mo
Bert Harding. Eighteenth Street
Power House, Kansas City. Mo.
Mrs. A. II. West. 100 Wyoming
street, Kansas City, Mo. Mary Z 4
Andrews, Garrett, Kansas, and Z
\ hundreds Of others.
In writing enclose stamp 70 get
prompt reply. Call on DR.. J. d.
Rowley. at COL E. Douglas, Wichita.
Room 3.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
.ruinaIdo.s TowuTyphooned

Manila. Nov. is--T'Ae Philippine Islands
have suffered from she Seve-est typhoon
in years MsIalos. 1ae headquarters ~
A-,uusIdo. haS been dana ssd aaI many
villages nave been destroyed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
To THE EAST.
BEST DINING CAR SERVICE

IN The N OAl-D.
The ROCK ISLAND Is foremost IN
adopting any advantage calculated 20
improve speed and give that luxury.
SAFETY and comfort that popular pat
rouage demands. Its equipment !.
thoroughly complete with vesIibUlsi
trains. magnificent dining cars. sleep
e-s and chair coaches, all the moss el=-
CANT and CT recently improved pat
terms
SPECIALTIES-
FAST TINE
EXCELLENT EQUIPMENT.
BEST DINING CAR SERVICE IN
THE WORLD
GOOD CONNECTIONS.
Fer fun particulars as to tickets,
maps and rates apply 10 any coupoa
ticket oftice in TIE United States. Can
ada o. Mexico. - address.
JNO. SEBASTIAN.
General Ticket AID Passenger Agent.
Calcag0 IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
=. 2. PARSONS
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

buildings ether n city CT eoza,Ty. J8o
work IN TIE city giEes careful attsatloa-
Once iIs South Lawrs1es svszgs. Tlcs-
tta. Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
Going
East

Iasn take the Santa Fe Route from
Wichita 10 Chicago Sixty miles the
shortest. Rock bsllasted track: few
grade crossings; vesubuled trains OF
Pullman Palace Sseepers and Free
Reclining Chair Cars lighted by
Electricity East o. Missouri river
dining cars serve meals "a carte. II
you want safety, speed and comfort
Travel Via
Santa Fe Route
l.. r. DELANEY, Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
Globe Iron Works

Manufacture engines sn1 boHers ana an
kinds OF iron ard brass castiags DealsTs
r. boiler tubes steam pipes, 6rass goods
gam and hemp packing etc
A. FLAGd. Prop Wichita, Ka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
CoyrrIcsurc Gales.

-,1o-1oo>>,<>>~->~>~>~ ~~~N> = e>ro-~>( "1>NN@1
NINTH STREET Supreme Court, county OF
~ New yo,k-oha-l.s r. pg-low. Plaintin ssains,
Louise ffu,schen Rei,her and others. D"fencants n
Il Judgment ~ lofetlosuf' ana shi" o".s
made and entered the above enttie action rear ca
10 iob ,a II Jul is9s l. tho unae' Ered the R"'eite
r ,n,d w ierieri named viii SCI a. prn,ic auction AZ INC
ibs rofor ~ Manhattan tiy - N"w No'H ~ We o'n
Iry ~ o~cb., los ~ oolr'N. rocT n tN'i 20 -
LOUIS res,., Ht,r re II sc5 70 ftrhoi, Pr
ia. in sail Judgment usntansi cri dftc'eI 70 be SILL
md therein deserted follows. , =,
ALL that Certan lot ~ lard situate wing ara oeins m
the Flttssh Ward Of City 81 Sew York being par,
Of the lands ~ Sailors Snug HaTbo- Ind DISTINGUISHED
Fewin snith CIV Surveyor ds.d April ~. is,s and
n.d in the once Of Register ~ the cry ard County
Of New York by IN. number lI2 and bounded and con
trin!ns hs follows 70 W.T.: BEGINNING AZ a point IN
the s0u,hory II Ninth siresi distant on. hurdred
and feet and four inches and three
~ an ncn Easery from tire Sou-sseTly corner ~ Ninth
street University Place. running thence FetirT',
rghi angles ninth Street three feet ard eleven
In he. thence Westerly, and parallel with MINI Street
wertv feet. ard thence Sorthe-iy az right angle. -
Nnti sir"e feet eleven 7eAe 70 III. p.aes
Of beginning
Ciy = New YORK 20 Defendant. Louis. 81 E.lh.- BY
Inisnture ds.i Nav nst 1907 and recorded in the Office
,h. Register r, County ~ N-w York h.ock series
lection . ihAr 50 page 50 and irdeAeI Ln1sr block rum
her 500 on the Land Map o. the Ciy q New York.
sTErHEN IL oLIN
street. Borough ~ Manhattan. New York Ci;y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
REAL ESTATE.
GOOD BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS
AND IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.


Yesterdays realty transactions. while neither 50
numerous nor so important as those OF the pre-
ceding day were OF sufficiently substantial char
ac:er 10 show that the dulness Of the summer
months is at an end.
c. Il. Gregor & Son have sold at private con-
tract. for Thomas s. Lockwood. the lot. 2osxlpl
on the northwest corner Of Central Park West and
Eighty mint st: also. for owen McCro:ktn the
lot adjoining. on Central Park West. beginning
2js feet north OF Eighty nnth-st. 10 Henry OPP
pcnhcmer, on private terms.
H. H. Cannarn G. CO. sold for n. l.. McGeoTge
No Is East Fifty.seventh-st.. four-sory brown
stone private dwelling house. RxoSxir are price
" T. Taylor 4 Sons sold No GO IVES, Fitueth-
St. dwelng-house. lot @xlOO5 columbia lease
Jesse Z, bennett Co. sold no 2so West Eighty
nnth-st. four-story American basement mouse
l,lS5Nll', Tor s2-iW 20 Florence H. straw, =, uou
No. ~ Mssi Eisnt, -seventh-st dwelling house,
.ONlo'sis. for about $500, to Richard J. thara;
Flanagan Bros. sod Tor Mrs. becker No 3S west
For;y-c,glth-st three STORY stone-f-cni dwelling
house. private terms r,
owing sales ut Sea Gate: TO r. ) jenkins. three
blocks upon bay sdc at about ls.e"; to l.. DWIGHT,
jr., t1ree lots at S',e0. to + =. camp. eoi ner
pi" * ct "' ana 70 !" ; No"S"""" ."'e' '',
In me broadway salesroom yesterday u. Pho,rx
IncrAham offered in partition No ~ West Sine-
feminist. q iive-s;ory brick store AMI tenement.
housc. 25xs5. The property WAS. knock ed down az
he terms Of sale The Offering was therefore put
up again md the def.rdAm's were the purchasers.
William NJ Ryan SOD in 80 p- s. w ,:ss
Richard V ijarnci, sold in partition he teo.
s:ory brick Gwoiliug-housc. :0xl"il NO. ils tas'
one,hvnircd- t-nft"enii'-s'. - u. j. hehh'
Tnompson & Pryor sold in PARTITION iha iEo,
st2y fT2mc a|'P Pr va ,ot N ees, OF Mocsan
ave. 10 T.. Jachs7n for N.c25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Caccis. Richard and Louisa 10 Thu,naha Poh''
man corner % ave ana 30hs',, years
Cro'sman. Harry. 70 Jsmss cnM % M'n'''h'
Same 20 Lillis Llsn,hal ZANE property
srni,h. Walter u. 70 Rot-r, Wallace. 81. 80 20
Same 70 same ~ 2a9 IVES, 9S'h at. year ......
Heniersnr. Christina 10 Frederick NJ ChIthy.
eofn.r Fofss,-hve ard l1s,h St. "mlIi Z, Il
Jordan, Patrick ;. to rphrAim Ivy. lo' NJ
5i+ map Il Van Sect PARK. .'th "ard, Year.
Kilpaulck jane 20 Tdward opprnheimer snt
ano'hsr p e5th -. Ion 4 = Madison ave
Las. Msx. 70 John Daily. n, 10 $50 map por-
uon d the Hunt estate. Van Sest. yea' :. -.
o. Neil John 7 20 susan Virgins. n corner
pefry-ave ana 2D8th -. also corner Perry
a., and goth st. year 1890. -
Smith Edith T.. 70 william Bradley ana another
40 iAs Riverside Drive. 3 YEAR,. ..............
Huntington. Eleanor g. to = Low. Sc corner
lists and Lexington ave. | y-hr ...........
Grimshaw '7srl-- y. 10 Robert Courtney.
s&i-s,. 10 n = knsshrlige Road. YEAR,
block + amended map Map"s estate. D years
pucNmar Moss 10 r Eiiery Anderson. commit
tee etc. e RiVingon 't 20 II . ~ clinton
notheln;e- Fannie. 10 charles A P,ahody jr
" cor sherman-aVe and 1921 -. - sprint
or Levi'', IA, to ict'h is ~ are ss,,nan
Kaufmsnn. i|0pod. 20 Anr"netta u Wolfe ~
parre FredericE 20 f;.crs. Ehre, W / .225 lex.
inr'on ave. saloon lease. demand -
g Brown executors. ctc. Davidton-ave
800 u n n 1sfth-st. 2 years........ ........,
Same to same. Gr-nd-sve. aoS n d
Lombard. Peter ana Louis J.. trustees, etc. {.
Greenwich SAVINGS Bank. No 2'f iiroad"ay'
p6.r,nr phiiipp 70 Noah Bsncyocn, widows snt
Orphans As~ citation. 'sh-N ilo Il
OF Avenue y, > years .....-..-- .'.'..'. .''''-