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considered 1t was very natural for me at least 70
feel chagrncd not so much in losing wnat seemed
TO he kindly Offering to me as that the eadeis OF
the organization appeared to ignore my candidacy.
Wise or unwise. ] resolved TO help break the STATE
which could be only accomplished in the way IL
was done. .
During the time I was engaged In this movement
I still expected to vote for Mr. Hanna for senator.
| afterward stated to him and some OF my con-
fed in writing the card OF January g. 1885, I'm which
| declined to vote for Mr.. Hanna In supporting
the organization. however. | Insisted that every
officer, from Speaker TO page, should be a Repup-
lican. ] soon found that had offended my Repub-
lican constituents. and felt that II would not be
pleasant to return home. On the 9Th inst. !! re-
turned TO Marysvle 10 SEQ and hear for mysel1 tne
true situation. Many of my constituents from all
parts Of the county have called on me. and | now
leans Of this county against Hanna. az conceived
II to he, does not exist but that his adbsrents as
now believe, are stronger and more numerous than
the time when the county convention was held
that nominated me- The affair at the Nell House
have freely talked over with my friends. ana
fully exonerate Senator Hanna and his friends
from any intentional indgnites offered my wife.
have also learned for the first time OF all the HI
trea tment Of some OF my friends and constituents
while seeking to me at tho Great Southern fio-
tel. ending only yesterday when ono OF my friends,
with letter from 10 my wife, was ordered by
the manager out OF her room, and while there was
not permitted 10 speak TO her only in the presence
OF one or more attendants. Considering all these
facts | hereby announce that will support and
vote for the Hon. Marcus 4. Hanna for both the
short and long term for United States Senator on
as long he is a candidate ...,..,-.,.-,,
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Thin in flesh? Perhaps it's
natural.
If perfectly well, this is prob
ably the case.
But many are suffering from
frequent colds, nervous debility,
pallor, and a hundred aches and
pains, simply because they are
not hcshy enough.
SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod
liver Oil with Hypophosphltes
strengthens the digestion, gives
new force to the nerves, and
makes rich, red blood. 1t is a
food in itself.
zoe and 81. 90. all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists. New York
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JOHN f. GRIFFITH.
A STATEMENT IN BEHALF OF HANNA.
PLEDGES GIVEN TO BUSHNELL IL MARCH AND
April. HELD TO Re NOT BINDING


April, HELD TO Re NOT BINDING
Columbus Ohio. Jan. 0.-Ex-Governor Charles
Foster who was Secretary Of the Treasury under
President Harrison. arrived in the city tonight.
He has been considered compromise candidate
for Senator and by some considered ms unfriendiy
10 Hanna. but he soon declared himself for the
Senator under the existing circumstances and
in conference with Mr.. Hanna shortly after
his arrival.
The following was given out tonight by the
Hanna men:
Some recent developments regarding the early
history OF the present Senatorial campaign are
cause they fully Justify the course Of those men
who are now asking to WITHDRAW any agreement
which they may have made 20 SUPPORT another
than Senator Hanna. 1t is now known that the
Plan to elect or e3
the appointment Of Mr.. Hanna on March : and
In behalf of Governor Bushnell were being OBJ
tanned In various parts Of the state from men am
managers who outlined this plan knew who would
be likely be candidates for the nominations. and
lions with them did so. requiring the candidates. In
return for their support for the nomination NJ 70
FOR the senate
1t is known that in number OF cases agreements
OF this kind made i'm March and April. long
prior TO the meeting of the State and county con
venticns. which when held, declared unanimously
for Senator Hanna. That the existence or these
pledges thus became matter Of temporary 'mbar-
rassment to the men who had made them :thout
for any individual goes without saying. but that
their first duty after accepting a nomination ana
election under the circumstances was to Withdraw
their pledges made before these new conditions
arose is equally apparent. These pledges were
made upon the suppostion that the election or
a Senator would follow the usual course and that
each member would be entirely free vote for such
individual candidate his judgment might die
tate. When II developed later. however that both
the State and county conventions declared une-
quivocally for single individual, the men accept
ing nominations under those conditions were placed
in an entirely position. Their first duty az
Republicans to obey the mandate of the party
decline to DO its representative.
II IS not surprising. then. In view OF these facts
hat many who made these pledges prior 10
the action of the State and county conventions
have voluntarily and with frankness which
marks them as men OF a high sense Of honor asked
be released from those promises. Indeed. hon
orable men could not consistently do otherwise
and the only surprise IS that either OF the men to
whom these pledges were made should now expect
or demand that they be kept. Every individual
who thus pledged himself has since doing so been
Informed by the State and county conventions thai
his people desire and demand that he supper
Senator Hanna. and no other. and thus every Oh,
Of them Is not only justified I'm Withdrawing THAI
Dodge. but is in duty bound TO do
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mr.. MYERS on RAPID TRANSIT
HE WANTS THE PRESENT COMMISSIONERS TO RE-
SIGN AND Uses THE DEBT LIMIT ARGC-


SIGN AND Uses THE DEBT LIMIT ARGC-
NEXT AGAINST PRESENT PLANS
Ex-Controller Theodore w Myers. IN discussing
the rapid transit question yesterday. said
The practical solution Of the rapldtranst prob
lem Is indissolubly bound up with the financial
condition OF the city Of New-York AS It now, exists
since corsolda ton II Is no longer a question OF
the possible route or plan 10 adopt; the prac
tical problem Is. What IL the greatest measure
OF Improvement IN transportation facilities which
our citizens obtain promptly within the limits
OF TIC oity's press? .----.-.
Those who continue discussing the possibility OF
an early awprd OF the contract prepared by tho
Rapid Transit Commission must have failed 10
digest properly therstatstics relating to tho ctys
debt contained in Mayor Van Wychs message
Stated In few words the situation Is this: The
city can within constitutional limitations borrow
not over $1,000 ooec Agans, this credit there exist
contract liabilities aggregatins 81 ocoeoo N add
ton TO several millions OF awards for lands taken
In condemnation proceedings the exact amount of
which has not yet been nxed by the courts Under
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COCAINE VICTIMS ORGANIZE.
Paducah tKy) correspondence OF Tho Chica,
Inter Ocean

Paducah (Ky) correspondence OF Tho Chicago
Inter Ocean
cocaine club has been formed by negroes here
who meet at coke parties' 10 enjoy the drug
The negroes meet in a room tenanted by OF the
members, and snln cocaine, diluted with water. up
held by the club which has officers and laws
Yesterday the following invitations were sent TO
number OF prospective members: you cordially
Invites. to attend coke party given by The Colored
Cocaine Club al its hall on December % at D. nj
There was a large attendance. Annie Ramsey a
depraved negroes who Is known as "the Queen OF
the Cocaine Fiends" shifted the drug up her nos
trls until her has swollen nrd split open She
Is the ruling spirit OF these gatherings She ts
going blind from the Of the stuff but still
takes enough OF 1t into her system daily to kill six
men unused TO the drug.
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THE RING WIS IN TIE GLOVE.

From The Kansas City Journal
About month ago Mrs Willis Folks. OF We'll
llnatOn lost the gold ring which had been given TO
her By Mr. FOlkE>at the time they became
gagged. She advertised for the trnket. and offered
rewards greatly in excess OF It's value. but With no
result. on Wednesday another lady OF Wellington
went into store and commenced 10 Try on Md
gloves Her surprise may be imagined when, In
strange gold ring upon OF her fingers. The
ripg was engraved From willis 10 Emma and
was at once recognized the lost by Mrs
Folks She had been trying on gloves in the same
store and left the ring In the glove when with
drawing her hand.
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NOT ~ DEMAND.

From The Atlanta Constitution.
A defautlng ex-Stat- official wrote 10 tne GOV.
e,nor OF his Commonwealth from his Canadian re-
treat: III you will send an uncondluona pa
don will return home and assist In the upoulidhs
Of the State" ... ......-
The Governor replied: This Is a great conees.
x,on on YOUR part but few new buildings ~
going up now, and wen have to do without
services while longer"
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MR. GRIFFlTHs STATEMENT.

WHY he LEFT HANNA AND WENT BACK TO HIM
-HB now SAYS HE WILL STICK.
Columbus Onto Jan. "a delegation Of Repub-
licans arrived from MarysvIlle Union County, late
last night and at midnight the last statement OF
Mr. Grifith. Speaker protein. was given out. II
IL as follows
Marysve. Ohio January 8. 1895
To the Public: After the last election I received
A warm assurance from large majority OF the Re-
publican representatives OF The State that was
their choice for Speaker pro TEN. When was led
to believe that there was an organized efort 70
form Q slate on which my name WAS not 70 -
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CTRCT VITAL EVIDENCE.

From The Cincinnati Enquirer
she-Is il really true that the Scotch have no
sense Of humor?
IIe-I could not say for But do know
that they very fond of golf.
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No DISCOUNT TO HTSR4NUS

From The Chicago Record.
MY wife has mania for bargains"
Yes"
take 90 cents"
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GORHAM
Sterling
SilYerWareS
Broadway & 10Th St.
q Maiden Lane.
THE OPPtNHEIMER CURE.
Broadway & 10Th St.
q Maiden Lane.

Alcoholism, Horphnism. Heurasthenia. Craving foT
Day. Use ~ Drugs discontinued
at without Hypodermic. or Danger % patients who
may continue ordinary vacations ~ life Privacy assured
We refer the clergy and physicians who have sent
patients FOR treatment Write call or phone for Box
let 1871 West 45th s.. New York
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The following stakes Of the Coney Island Jockey
cluh to be run at the juno meeting al Sheepsheal
Bay Will close to-day:
For three-year-o.ds and upward
TIA Suburban SO oo9 one mile and quarter.
The June Handicaps $500 comprising the Coney
Island 1850. ST. fur.ongs; the Sheepshead, bay
h 500 one mile, ard the Long Island N'w one
mile and furlong. , -
The Grass Inaugural. $50 added. six 'urionss' on
turf
For threc-ycar-olds:
The swift 81 OO) added seven furlongs; the Spin
drift Handicap $500 added one mile and fnrong
IHs Grest Trial $1,000 Futurity course the
Double Event $1,000 divided into two events Of
1900 each first event nve and half furlongs. second
event tuturity course
The Zephyr the Spring, the June'and the Vernai.
for fl,es 81 900 added the Daisy. at five furlongs.
on turf. and the Pansy. at six furlongs. on turf.
each with $50 added.
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often change the whole aspect
Of life by their prompt, health
full action upon the stomach,
kidneys and bowels. They actu-
worth living. 25c.
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4 FIGHT AT THE IMPERIAL.

aeht IN the leather room OF the Imperial Hotel
q, an early hour yesterday morning caused some
excitement, but one was hurt Charles FAR
eon Of the late Senator Fair. of Nevada. came out
A., ,bs d,ning-room and tassed into the leather
,oom He found Frederick Hsllen, vaudeville
actor. OF the team OF Hallen and Hart; Charles
Ross another vaudeville actor. who is now play
ing at Weber &. Fields. and l.. ~ Teller. manager
of Weber & Fields. seated at table An afgu-
rnent arose between Mr.. Fair and Mr. Hallen, In
which Mr. Ross took part Suddenly there was an
Interchange OF blows and three-cornereo ngnt
was on The men were soon parted. however No
arrests were made. -, $500 49,. ~,.
The dispute 10 said 10 have been over the merits
cent about the matter when seen yesterday
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zoe and 81. 90. all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists. New York
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-06-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of Job w. Allen.

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the District of
Orleans, Commissioners, to receive, examine,
and adjust all claims and demands of all per
sons against the estate of Job w. Allen
late of Craftsbury, in said district, deceased,
and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto.
hereby give notice that we will meet for the
purposes aforesaid. at the residence of
H. Fl. Allen, ON the 9Th day of July
and 18th day of November next, from O'Clock
a. until 4 O'Clock, p. m, each of said days,
and that six months from the 9th day of May,
A. D.. 1898, is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present their claims to
us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Craftsbury, this 3rd day of June
A. D. 1898.
ANGRY DAWSON, cor,,.
25-7 Ell. HASTINGS, CONS.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-06-20

I Our guarantee is like a Bank |
Check-if your purchase does {
not suit you, bring back the (
| goods and draw your money.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-06-20

past three enh has been the wonder of
the he has Newport St Johnsbury
Montpelier White River Junction St Abans Rutland and Burlington
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prCoRDED MORTGAGES.

s,.- Dora 10 Aaron Rosenberg. llsth- .. M.
ST. Of isnonrsye; teSS 9Ssms.ain
-seT .. 700 II s OF Julisns A.. Newe!-''' IN.
100 q 2: Ei1aS' tn Charles ys' barrow and an
n,Ser trustees etc. i2o'h-s 2''io II u oo
q sth-aySe 20 S Ephraim D Levy 10, io7 to ia.
u,as arc 81 Underclir Terrace Morris Heights 300
irapp,,y-,ourth Ward. years wv
Bergen Ml i.e - :, p Of I77ih-st years ~"
e George H. Barent w s,rykerr s Az, 'is ,e
.ic to property. estate OF Samue' i"as"' Wv 3~t
demand Annie to oS; nf p,sa 1o,b
BOYD 1908 I, . 81 h,,t Wakened years 7o'
g. ,i i~ +, the Irving Savings Institution nm
n " corner loth-nve ano S,' y miller and an
sedswiek; rn me,s No ia ach-, yesrs o'
scfncsensers Ana ans Vest sisi,s yeSr..... eoo'
NJ Lacey I no 90" 10 Warrington Trust Com,
GriessihAn ~ommis.oners. etc Nos 2'Sfo anu N oc
5.sao :d1a.e y sna Karoine, Sarah cohsn.
heis'I p.,,sve. siJs # OF kinsso''se 'o aot
year ,..,.. NJ 20 the Nev-York Iate
fra,rs ana Trust Company no 'O' '"'' 500
81, Year, .s,,.. 20 the Emlgrant Industrial
"snnnss'ii rank. Asst. $50 II OF 'o'" ~" 1900
y'I FOULS D. 10 carrie Kaunmahn Years eooo
ous-svr; 20 10 George F Farrell 1854 IT, -,
20 r. OF ilth-ave: ). year s,n W wi,hcy
nar,Sp p" ss4 c'aldweIAx, 70 d.sfse
Holmes. Melissa "n zoo n of columbus"ve' N.
- year Melissa x. to Rachel r., s"' gears i7.jb
S'che e~e .nsrjst 70 Jacob RUPERT NO ~ go
slays ieasshod demand a;nss cnlsiins to william
VOC, nsl"" ~ Inion-svs 40 II - 10
~, old line. y year ,hs r e. II schefer Brewing
GTiess; haaA No % whehali'' iea'"o 500
p, mana May. to Arena a "'s"'
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SPRING AND SUMMER REsORMER GDEsCoUNTRY BOARD
Gurina hrycrls.

GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL.
ATLANTIC CITY. ". J.
y-~,r,. Ax. and IN. Reach This elegant hotel IL
row orrn for the second Has the finest rooms
single and On suite. with bath: having 2 TO w'hdo"'
each with full und unobstructed view. Every mo'e'n
con, enience heated throughout by steam ranenSei
elevators the street The table IL bOuniuIy soype1
the best and the service cannot DE- gu passea r
eve by the Hoei OIchestis. a I'VE
GRAND ATLANTIC management will oher spec,a, ~, n
ducementt tn t-rias to parties VISITING ,sir u.,'"s
spring why enjoy the pleasure and Injuries m
large. first class hotel modeia rates. NI',e
and Illustrated Booklet. CHAHbEN r.. - y
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6ountrn proprr;p 10 frt.


TII-pyIsHED AID UHFTRNIs!lED-Most Aurseuse
80. IN the oranges rent Tor season ana year ~
ot.,.Sa nrees For full particulars address = |""S
d EDIEN al Broadway. or south orange ~ q
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stoi1 George. to Emma sSRuman 4 = isist-s,
400 y W o. M,r-is-sv.. SIS Il - Railroad 49,
Lew Ephralm 2. 70 Rsb.cca Levy. interior lot.
20 Il ~ Morris Park-ave. and lQg9G
q Inionp0-t EoId. also Interior lot. % II n OF
Norris Perk-aVe ANA sor6 II - tnionport ..
Martens. sophia H. to The safety c,-operrtv.
huii.di1s Loan ana srvnrs Assoeiat5--n " -
sth5bns ave. etc. instalrents .....-.... 24p
Qiik. Mary r. 20 Ci.y Trust Safe Deposit and
surety COMPANY ~ F'hiladeirnis, isi''s 80,
Ad,er Simon, ana Henry Herman to Title
Guarantee and Trust Company Ii5;h-st. 80
IT o. l<nox ave year. ..:.....;.;....... 500"
Ii2th-st i2s II a Of 7,h-aye. year.''....... 1900
Waterman, Wilbur =. - Title Guarantee and
pIIast c,7,Pany no II "a, 24th,s, yesr,, 1000
Company, = 2ci-st. ;lD n " Of "h-av 100.
Bragdon Mile e, 10 george carter cor
ner broadway and ooh 81. y>a.s.--....-.... l"Vp
Levy. Max. to Terrence l. Rafferty, corner
pi'tst and Deiancsy-st. ana No PIG Delaney ~ M
r,srr, y J an. ava a:n simon:
TO re Emgrart Industrial Savings Bank. " 49,.
corner 2l-aye and hlst-st ........:.... lom
Exner Paul J. 70 Louis p Mailer. ilMh st, oo..
40 Il " q 5th-aye. year...... ........... 2"o
Same 80 same 18th st. tt5 II u ~ oth-ave' .,,
Iille John c. 90 ia l. HARDY lot No IFS par
cei NJ II. map BID lots at Woodswn Heights .-o
2iih Ward wears ....-.-... $50
Same to same. lot ~. same NAP 3 years 49,. 1850
Isaac Ienfei. "a the D'wery Savings Bank. M 49, 49,
East Siih 81, ...............ts.. ZlW"
Kiernan Patrick 70 tho Roverv SAVINGS Bank, 49,
corner stt-avo ani f3l Ct Z ysar- ........ 0pW"
Same 10 same. corner ri ave and l0ol-st. -. ~
echrar,el sfrl.hsn g. Jarnes ami Iohr G nayit.
trustees, 5istst 10" u ~ io'h-ave : 49,.
Same Cornelius } Jordan. property. ~
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AITER ATOMS

a4th-st. No s5i Fart. = f.ur-srory and basement
hrick rencmen t-h0ufe with fiufe. Elias FarlA,
No l75 Madisor-si owner. Michael Ntfnsiine.
80 i7S Centre ~. architect 90. ..-.:
Grcer,sich-s'. 80 100. "a three story brick and
stone dwelling with stores. II g Tofb'rS. No .is9
We. is5if-sf owner. Cherries Reniz. No i'3
4fh ave. architect tttttt.
s2i-si 10 @ West. n a four story brick ofice
huilling estate 4 John : As'nr. No % Wet
os.h 81, owner. Frank II Smith. No 1872 West
Nl'l-sf. nrchliect =,
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NEW BUILDINGS.

2Tlh-st. 10 2l7 and 2ln. for n six story brick
tenement al. 4xSs.g, Rose HI Methoiist Eris
coyal Church. No 375 3i-ave. owner. T. Ware
a son. 10 $50 jth-avs. architects. .......-....
90th-st. ?. 100 4 9 o; is,-avs. sor a one story
brick hail and playground I25SlfN.s. -
Joseph's orphan Asylum. owner. 4 r i
Schnlit 40 6o4 Courilanfi ave. architect. ....
aoih ans Goth SITS. lsi ave ani Exterior =, Tor a
four ard s'x story brick powefnousa. 9l .1NA'i
ANA 2u>. Metropolitan street Halfway COMPANY,
~ col Broadway. owner. Fciter. -" c-i
Manhattar-sv ~ 10, flr n one-story brick hos
pifai and laundry. 1.1N3I {. Trote1tant Haf
Orphan Asylum ~. nasc-. owner. b,kfr.
No lSG Sth-aNe. arcnlf' {. .-.-.--.--. e.
G-rscvoort- ~. No. lor and lo2. and 20 ana go
Wcsi-st, fer q siN-ttory brick wsrehouse, G.. \
i3i1o. A u Russell owner. l. & U1licn. ~ !
Union Square. architect .....-. ....-..
Rosedale- ave g. $40 Il ~ - Msnsion-ti. Tor q
two-an4 -tns-hsif-%tory franz dwelling. i~N2f
curtis & Rake. NO 3.33i 3 ave. ornsfs. 90 "
MINER. arr infect
Websirr-ave. r. - q 4 Anna Place. f'r 4
fouf-st0fy brick fafhouse .'N13. Charles MuNoil
40 sci Wehstcr-ave owner. " rickers1n.
o.
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Srbnrban Rell Gs IT..


.vonrcisr estate. all xmas. sac anu rent
- spENcE o. TuDLs Beekman- ST.. New-ifk-
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A DvERTIsEMENTS ard subscriptions The Tribune
"A received al lncr Uptown Offoe No. 2i2 Iroadway
"a cor nor's OF 3st-s Until oc.cex .. advertise
meats received following branch ofrces at regular
cnce rates until oc'ock p M viz; 20 sth-ase: = =
cor. :}si. 1872 c;h l2:h-si. Ahcys, 9th ave
and Nth-st. ISs COlumD.s-0rr Wcs' GGhst., 100
Ncg <2i-st. sh-aVe.; % East lt-st.. 25T West
1zc-sf. between s,h and 1853 31fh-s LBS
S6-nvt between 10Th and 71h sts i02s 80 near
0ltf-e.. LIS is:-eve S9th-st co 81 near
t,ss-st. .55i 3days., 30 B,eeck-t-s foJ ie~ckerst
x?os 3D. 80 East 1a:h-s 1921 ad-ave rec 3d-ays
t1c-tt. between 18th and sth ayes. l59 East 4Tth-s
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

7ad-s,, No as wt,, 2'xio22, John F nsudoun' =,
Same properly. Abran Band5uine to John
no iS. no $ $50 ''" = 5isy. sqi.
W"Ns1' 4sn and I%'P BLK to a. mnp in
rark: Maria urbansky TO Annie 9 Rsym2na
Jam james s Holmss 10 john Pn HS
"a 9sioi. James X Holmt. to John a phil
soih's;. 5 s. i32 n E Of Wet End Az. i5sloos,
James x Holmes and John A Philbrok 70 ,.oo,
ysc 9G ''V esnn. Inc is5s IT Of io5,h,,.
runs IL. # 70 .s.s, s' ave * s.s.na'ns
yohn hgrnsn1 TO PETE, wh Tno't Pam, sy. so,
IL Edward ii ii,sa and wife to james 9 Mur-
st John-a,e. Z corner Prospect Place.
ia. n 90 Ok y q to ba~son-.'
20 - ts, 10 ans'Ie sn.ras an '''' 10
sss is s "a IT. .s q OK u 1'is f.S
p and wife TO J@eps TI@pns' J., , G,, r-.. p,,c.
ahd i4i # Of ls2a-st 25xes; same.
'I son to N naTy I,wrsn S'' r.re'ordsa ,o
ssd s. No 80 Vert sane to sams c.rseq p io'
'o or iss II Of Is2d-,i s5ze5 Louis Eickwor,
a ga VII. to ! lss fraP@ n, sG.sy. 2ls,si
Jane Claim 70 Alexis = Caldwell! ,.........
i M,.f Z. hs,s,. s.S "' &srd rTafan Ivy
iotS s''Nn' ' iso +, " Of bh-sve e5rll. VIII
iamsbr.ige. catharns Gefiich 10 Amt. Tro-
Dtisnces.s'. 80 2I6. n corner riii-st &1s.
4s sfnSsy ? p narefy to Max Ivy 80 /
West End-ayt No 80 >. @irSp. Esiera J.
Wendell 20 Eva r Graft ......-......-..
Clst-si No 2I3 Wcst 25xloO5. Frederick 7 Mich -
Same men prcpcTi I' Esabsih 81 Thompson Frea.r
tex 7 Nicholson a. -. NV
l1in-st g. 1909 n . of Livingston Place. Ahk
s215O112. Albert Wagner 10 David Mnaidl ana
s.d d" St, :. 100 :. Q, 2aave eoaese Eiiaassh
Monaghan and another 70 James VI fitzslmon.
~ ~ irregular C.rir'iBn = Petersen. jr. and
vic to Christian " Petefsen. sr..........+..-.
l3th-ave lot No JB2. map OF village o.
Wa6eAeld lO0xl!+. Edward LIE Phirps ana -.
frs f,ertn ar
spring-s,. Nos 10 and a. %exll2. FERDINAND II
Same property: william u Rose and wife 10
ae,rs, n a 225 II " Of othave 25xD5 o, Marga-
r.tna O.ter al 20 Peter Palm ...,........::. 'O
r-.en,a.-s, s. 1896 II " u Profpect-hVe. TX
20 1ox2oS5s2 2. William Wright ct al to MARY
Co. corner 13d-st. lsxo22; Fernando -
r,nes and wife Ia Louis Berg :: 80. SOW
,.I.t-,, 40 2.s Wes;, lsIloll; Eva / braH
20 rstae /. F. Wendell :. - ,;s,..
,,hsye a Is II OF i2ath-st l7i'3 William am
n r-,ck referee Tl!zsheth Moore -. -. S''"o
C.bsrles A Gross 20 Paul j ExirI z part......
Lots 275 and 276 map secti2, Ny'e estate ,,o
- soo-g. Henderson Annie Monett- lNp
o-,tst No 100 West. isxl0O.li: Frank w Jones
"a Elizabeth y Jones e. a.,
rrsholrn-st " - l25 n 81 FREEMAN. -
20 ~ irT.gulsr Hermann Mertens 10 eophs IN
.e Ms.te'T 10 ali west sO.ico5: William Dawes
n CIV trust safe Deposit and surety COMPANY ,oo
2'd ~ ., Edward z Mccall to Wilbur F Waterman ic'~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
G ouutrn rrouerin for Sale or 60 Get

..,nn FOR sEASON.-B-rkshire GUNNER home. fully
"; Barn pasture fruit garden. etc Nenr
-, iaEs HYuNES Canaan -Four Corners, " !.