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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
WORKING FOR PEACE.
TBy Gable 10 The Associated Press !

PARIS. Nov 10, 1ssS-The American
Peace Commissioners today have been
closely engaged in Formulating the terms
of the important communication to be
made to the Spanish Commissioners next
week. 1t is impossible at present how
ever. to determine whether the work viii
be completed for presentation on Monday
or Tuesday, though it is believed the
Americans will be ready on Monday
While the Americans fully appreciate
the necessity of making progress. they
are also under the necessity of taking
great care in the preparation of what
may possibly be the conclusive record of
these negotiations.
The Spanish Commissioners consumed a
week il the prepara ton of the last mem
orandums but the Americans viii not re-
quire SO long time to complete the work
in hand, and any present delay will ulti-
mately prove to have been advantageous.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
STARIN'S ABlAzE.
Serious Fire in the Ship
Yard at New Brigh-
ton S. /.


NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 1ses.A fire
which broke out in the ship yards of
John H. Starin, at West New Brigton.
Staten Island, early today. burned seven
frame buildings and their contents and
caused damage estimated at 100000
The burned building included the ma
chine shop, the boiler shop the carpen-
ter shop, the main office, and three small
repair shops.
The plant of the Starin Company is on
the water front along the shores of the
XIII Won Kull and has a water frontage
of over 1000 feet, and altogether there are
twenty-five acres in the property. The
four immense drydoeks of the company,
each worth about sl50,000, were saved.
The Starin officials estimate that the
machinery in the machine shop alone WAS
worth $500 600, while that In the boiler
shop was worth over S1e0,0e0.
The fire will cause shut down of the
plant, and temporarily throw several hum
dred men out Of work. The origin of the
fire has not been aSeertained.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
FRANCE THREATENS
ENGLAND.
fBy Gable to The Associated Press j

PARIS, Nov. ls, 1Sss.-The ''Rappel,' Z
today, in threatening Great Britain with
French hostility in the future says
THE blnnders of Great Britain in the
Fashoda question have ilritated Europe
and have excited the appetite of the
United States England and America can
scarcely continue to agree. Canada is
very tempting after Cuba and then
Jamaica, British Guiana and the Cape.
A decade hence England will be caught
between Europe and the United States
and that day will be Great Britain's
DEATH
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19

withholds. who was offered a Baronetcy
if he contributed $4,000 to the party
funds. The member of Parliament de-
clined on the ground that it was too ex-
Truth accuses Tod Sloan of unfair rid
ing in the race for the Palatine plate on
the Friday before he sailed and says that
il an objection had been lodged Sloan
as he nearly sent the horse ridden by
Weldon over the rails and also unlpably
interfered with Diebenstein. Truth
adds
IF the stewards had don ether duty
they would have suspended Sloan for the
remainder of the meeting. He has been
ing this visit, hut it is to be hoped next
season the stewards will administer JUS
tice impartially.''
The theatres are suffering from the
usual depression, due to the approaching
holidays. -Four weakling plays will be
Withdrawn tonight
Great sympathy is felt for Mrs. Brown
Potter. who, owing to the fact that she Is
suffering from plurisy. has been obliged to
abandon the part Of Miladi in ."The Mus
keteers, at Beerbohm Trees Theatre, IN
which part she has made the most marked
success of her theatrical life. On Monday
night Mrs. Brown Potter acted the part
with her Temperature at 1o3 and her pulse
at 12o. Mrs. Tree has now taken the part
of Miladi
Adelina PATHS engagement to Baron
Ralph Cederstoom, a Swedish nobleman.
which the singer has confirmed, furnishes
musical circles with a most interesting
subject for conversation. The Baron is
young. and handsome, and has been direc-
tor of the Swedish Gymnastic Institute
in London. The wedding will take place
in February at PATHS Welsh castle at
Craig-y-Nos.
Frohnlan's "On and OFF, Company has
begun its rehearsals for the vaudeville.
Paul Arthur takes the leading part.
Before the Queens Bench Division of
the High Court of Justice on Wednesday
last the hearing was commenced of a
suit for damages brought by an Amer
lean actress, Mrs. Paulet whose stage
name is Jenny McNuity, against some
money lenders, who, while she was in
America. seized and sold all her effects
for debts of her husband, who, at the
same time, deserted her.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
MURDER FOR A HAS BEEN
nv cane to The Associated Press.l

LONDON, Nov. 10, 1s9s.-A special de-
spateh from Bucharest, published this af-
tsrnoon. says two attempts have been
made recently upon the life Of ex-King
Milan OF Servia. The first. it appears,
was on train between Kragujevez and
Nisch. A number of peasants attacked
the former Kings car with pistols aid
stones They smashed the windows and
wounded some Of the members of his
suite. Later at Niseh. man, dressed
as a tssaaesE and armed with a revolver,
entered ATilails bedroom but was arrested
before he could attack the ex-King.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
ROBBED IN A SALOON.

Frank Dunn. a newsdealer, no address,
was found guilty in the Second District
Criminal Court this morning, Of having
stolen s1.75 from the person of Thomas
Shelter. farmer, of Dunellin, N J. Shell
Ter said that while in a saloon at South
street and Boulevard yesterday afternoon
Dunn entered and stood beside him at the
bar. After Dunn had left the place he
missed the money, and ran after him
PatroIman Hager arrested Dunn, and S1.15
was found in his possession.
Judge Potts suspended sentence on pay
-,oo.,4 of roSte
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
BETTER HEALTH IN MANILA.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 49, 1893. war
Department. officials say that the report
showing such small death rate among
SO many soldiers is extremely gratifying
and indicates an improved condition at
Manila. That only one death should occur
in 10000 troops in week or ten days is
very surprising. The Department believes
there has been q great Improvement in
the health conditions in the Philippines.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
VIOLATED HEALTH CODE.

Police Justice Nevin had before him to-
day two cases of alleged violation Of the
health code. Simon Pisoni was charged
with having plumbing work done in his
house, No. ia Brunswick street, without
fling plans for the same in the office of
the Plumbing Inspector, as required by
the law. This case was laid over until
next Tuesday.
David F. Reed. of Hoboken, owner Of
building No. 24a Fifteenth street, was
fined $40 for failing to connect the drain
age of said building with the sewer and
allowing the waste water to run into the
Rtreef
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
LOST IN THE MAILS.

LEXINGTON, KY. Nov. 10, 1sss.-Late
yesterday evening it developed that a
pestonice robbery and forgery In which
a. 600 is involved has occurred somewhere
between New York City and Lexington
John E. Madden the noted horsenan, a
few days ago wired his wife from New
York that on certain date he would
When she called for the same she found
that the Letter had evidently been tam
persd with and contained only two slips of
paper The government officials have been
notified and detectives put on the case.
1t is likely that the robbery occurred in
New York.
else to you, and every bottle OF Hoods Sarsa-
parilla contains good health.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
JOSEPH KUEnR MISSING.

John Kuehr has been reported as miss
ing from his home. No. 207 Washington
street since September S. The police are
looking for him. He is described as fol-
lows:-Age, 6T years; height. five feet eight
inches; dark complexion; thick dark hair
mixed with gray, heavy dark moustache
mixed with gray; ears pierced; wore dark
coat, vest and pants, white striped lawn
tennis shirt, gray cotton underwear, light
cotton socks and CATERS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
TAX CLERKS HARD AT WORK.

The demand for tax bills is SO great that
City Collector Robert Davis today re-
euested his clerks to work overtime. In
stead of stopping at noon they Will work
until four o'clock. 1t is hoped TO send
out about five thousand bills.
Sufficient money will be collected on
November 2S, it IS thought. to pay the
eity's whole interest debt which falls due
that day
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
TROUBLE DROVE HER INSANE.

Catherine Coleman, 90 years old, who
lived as best she could, at No. ee Newark
avenue, after being deserted by heart
less husband and becoming sick, was re-
moved to the City Hospital, was COM
mftted to the County jail by Police JUS
tice Nevln for examination by the County
Physician. Her Illness has apparently de-
yeloped insanity Mrs. Coleman became
so violent that it was found impossible
to keep her in the hospital, and she was
placed under restraint as dangerous
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
BRAZlL'S NEW CABINET.
rRx cable to The Associated Presa.1 !

rBy Gable to The Associated Press1
LONDON. Nov. 10, 1S9S-A special Ge-
spatch from Rio Janeiro says a new Cab
met has been formed as follows:-
Minister of Finance, Senior Murtinho.
Minister of War. Senior Mallet
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Senior
Minister Of Marine. Senior de silveira.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
ASSAULTED A BOY.

Louis Ginder, twenty-three years old of
). No 23S Palisade avenue, was charged with
committing assault and battery on 4 boy
named William Ray, fifteen years Of age.
The offerse was committed on October
81, at Pslisade avenue and WayeTly street
and was the outcome Of a boyjsia quarrel
between the complainant and brother Of
lie was found guilty and inea So
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19

most Of US know already, that the China
man only Processes Christianity and goes
to Sunday school because there he is
English language and is equipped for
the race with other people for the
almighty dollar. The appendix also has
contributions from Ike" White, for
many years one of the star men OF the
world; Inspector Brooks Horatio J.
Ward, who gives an amusing account of
Booth-Tncker's famous Summing trip
under the guidance of Steve Brodie; Will
liam w. Young and other well-known
newspaper men of New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
TROUBLE FOR coREA.
fBv cable to The Associated Press

TBy Gable to The Associated Press.1
( YOKOHAMA. Nov. 10, 1sss.--A despatch
from Seoul, capital of Corea, says the
American, British and Japanese Minis
ters there have protested against the ac-
ton of the Corean Government in issuing
orders that foreigners are to be stopped
from trading in the interior.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
QUINlNE FOR PORTO RICO.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1898 ss.The
Treasury Department has recommended
to the Secretary Of War that quinfne be
admitted into Cuba and Porto Rico free
of duty Under the Spanish law the duty
on quinine was about $3.50 a pound. The
War Department undoubtedly will concur
in the Treasury recommendation.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
ARLINGTON CEMETERY

was the first Landscape Lawn Cemetery IN
the State. Lot owners have no expense for
care OF grounds, nor for fencing. If you need
q cemetery lot (and every family needs one).
ness It's moderate prices and easy terms Of
payment. Office in Jersey City. 2Ss Washing
ton street. over Plovident Savings Bank Tele-
phone No. SCI
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
DIED.
wETSH-c

1895, Harriet S. Welsh, widow of the
late DR.. Isaac L. Welsh, aged y
years.
Funeral services on Saturday, November
19, at eight P. M. from No. II Brinkerhoff
street. Heights.
infermenf at Albany, at convenience Of
the family
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
LABoRl SEES PlCQUART.
fRv Cable TO The Associated Press. !

TBy Cable to The Associated Press
PARIS, Nov 10, 1Sss.-Maitre Iabori,
the well known lawyer, had a long inter-
view with Lieutenant Colonel Picquart,
this morning, in the Prison of Cherehe
Midi
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
THE IMPERIAL PILGRIMS.

TBy Cable to The Associated Press.1
MESSTNA, Island of Sicily, Nov. 10, 1898.
The Emperor and Empress of Germany
arrived here yesterday and will resume
their voyage tomorrow
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
MATTERS OF FACT.

New JERSEYS best -four costs 25c. lnors per
barrel than ordinary flour. but worth q dollar
extra Wholesale only at D. E. Cleary Cos
stores Greene and Montgomery streets.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
COURT CALENDARS.

Monday November 81, 1885,:
Supreme and Circuit Court cases, Nos
26I1z Is. Sup CT. Issue.
Tuesday, November 22, Nos 2so. 3e5
Wednesday. November 23, Nos 2Js. a13,
224, POI, 1871.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-19
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK, Nov 10, 1855. Forecast
for the thirty-six hours ending eight T.
NJ, Sunday, November 60 for Non fora
City and vicinity:-Raih followed BY
clearing weather tonight; Sunday fair;
stationary Temperature; brisk to hsgn
northwest winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
financial.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
REORGANIZATION.
To the Holders of the
stocks. and Coupons:

To the Holders of the following Bonds.
stocks. and Coupons:
r,r,more and Ohio Railroad Company Bends Loan OF
,s,g Extended 1888 Four Fer Cent.
p.,,,ooro and Ohio Railroad Company jo0Year Five Per
cent Consolidated Mortgage Bonds Of 1855
p.,,nore AMI Ohio Railroad Company Sterling SIX Per
-snt Loan Of 1872. Due March l. 1902
r.r,,nore AMI Ohio Railroad Company Sterling SIX Per
,..n, Loan Of 1874. Due Nav /. 1910.
y,,,,,ore and Ohio Railroad Company Six Per Cent.
rnsn or 1879 April I. 1919 account Par<ersburgh
n-anch Railroad Company
,.u,-,,re and Ohio Railroad Company Five Per Cent
nsnds Of 1883 account Pittsburgh ana Conneis-
,,re RAILROAD Company.
,,.nore and Ohio Railroad Company Four and On. half
Der cent, Terminal Mortgage Bonds OF 1894
y,.o,e and Ohio Railroad Company Sterling Four and
oapar Fer cent Loan Of 1883 Philadelphia Branch.
,,,,,,o,. and Ohio r. Il. Co. Sterling Five Per Cent
"a, II 1915 Due June !. 1927 account Baltimore and
ooio and chicago r. +. Coz.
,.,.i-.re nd Ohio Il. T. Co. First Preferred Stock
.,,.,o-s and ohio r. Il Co. Second Preferred Stock.
-. and ohio Railroad Co Common Stock.
p,.h,,rcb and Conne.svile r. Il. Co. First Mortgage
p.,As ry,ensed 10 1916 at -Four Per Cent.
,......r, All Conne.svile r. r. Co. First Mortgage
s., Per Ger, Bonds Due July l. lS9S.
p.,b,,eh and Coare.lsvile Railroad Company Six Per
cert Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
80, and cbic,e, Junction Railroad Company First
rare Five cent Bonds
,,ron 1, cr..aeo Junction Il. n. Co Preferred Stock
Washington CITY ana iol"' H''hod' i'a'o"o company
tx Per Cent Bonds.
1.npaid coupons and claims for interest registered
bonds, ma,urea PRIOR July l. 1893. appertainns TO
an, n, the above named bonds except those OF Wash
nsto, Cuv and Point Lockout Railroad Company
over a3i, PER CENT of the Rbove-named
outstanding bonds. and over 73 PER CENT of
The abovc-namcd stocks. having been depOs-
lied under the Plan and Agreement for the
REORGANIZATION of the baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. dated June %, 1898. the
undersigned hereby give notice that the said
Plan Is declared operative.
The time for further deposits of the above
named bonds and stocks. without additional
charge has been EXTENDED TO AND IN
GLIDING AUGUST 20, 1898, after which date
u,ut only for such time the Managers may
fix by notice. deposits of said bonds and
stocks will he accepted ONLY UPON n CASH
PAYMENT or TWO PER CENT OF THE PAR
VALUE OF DONDS, AND AN ADDITIONAL
CASH PAYMENT OF $: PER SHARE OF
STOCK DEPOSITED.
Inpaid COUPONS tand claims for interest registered
bonds matued pror July l. $685. oe deposited
or before Angus, 90 1898 After that date deposits OF
such coupons claims for INTEREST," Will be accepted II
impose.
New York August 3, 1898
SPElER & CO.,
30 Broad Street.. New York
KUHN, LOEB & CO.,
81 Pine Street New York.
SPENER BROTHERS.
Lo;hbury. London.
ReorGa cation Managers
SEWARD GUTHRIE & STEELE.
EVARTs. CHOATE & BEAMAN.
FgEsHFIELDs WILLIAMS,
London
Counsel TO Reorganization Manager
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Dropcsale.
ITO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals for furnishing the materials ana per
forming tho labor required ard neoessay for the erection
and finishing. warming and hot water supply. plumbing
and drainage and the electric wiring and fixtures of
the dinngroom building Of group y at Cen
slip. y y for Manhattan state Hospital, may hs
cent bv mail or delivered in person up 70 $50 m on
Tuesday the mir m day 81 August. 1888 20 Hon Henry f.
Howlsnd. President Of the Board Of Managers. No.
Avenue New York city at which time and place
the Board will receive and open all proposals.
and specif Re consulted and blank
proposal obtained al the oice of tho Board u
Managers No. MAIDS Avenue. New-Nork CITY, or At
the once % l. q. Perry Architect in the Capitol at
Albany, Y y.
Each bid mus, he incicsed IN ar envelope senled ard
addressed Hon. Henry f. IioHand President Of tho
Board o. Managers No. / Madison Avenue New York
CITY. and endorsed with the te 90 the work which bid
d.rs proposa 10 do GEORGE r. DODGE.
II B0ani o Managers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
REAL ESTATE.
SALES REPORTED BY BROKERS AND AT
THE EXCHANGES.


W. & c. II. Smith have sold for the Bronx
Realty Company Nos. 1ois l.o4s lo5o and 1co2 In
tervale-ave.. each three-story frame single fat
house size ,x5Sx1O0 for $500 each: also for the
Bronx Realty Company Nos. ll62 and Liza East
One hundred nd-sixty -nnh-st. three-sory frame
single fahouses size lx53x100 each. for 800 also
for Frank r Houghton a dwelling house. with plot
OF about sixty lots. in ew-Rochele. for $4,000
George Finck has sold j. r. Perlhifter No. lis
Yves, Elshty-thirdst.. a nve-story stonesront fiat
house. 25xl02.2 Mr. Fnck has purchased No 20
East One hundred nd -twenteth-st.. a three-story
private dweing-house. l6sxl00.ll; also two lots on
the boulevard The transaction is probably an ex-
change
jackson & Stern have purchased from Max Levy
the northeast corner OF Delaney and Pitt SITS.
50x5i: also from L. Tuchnam. No. i27 to 1877 Goerck-
ST. l2sSlco; also from Charles Loker Nos 43 and 40
Goerck-st.. S7x5o.
Samuel H. Stone and Rafael Ettlnger have sold to
investor Nos. 2OSS and 2o55 Eighth;ave. two
nyestory triple hahouses, each 25xsoxloO, at about
'J and East IT. onehundied -thriee0tR-sI Two
hYs,siory h2tnouses each , 23xsx at about sSoOe
and % MSnsin,st. two hve-story iour-family tene-
n;-houses. with stores, each on lot 25xloo
john Har rGS Nc @ w. % sn
. 10 eSrHs e RoWe
two lots on the west side Of seyenth-aye q feet
will erect a six-story apartment house:
Marcus Nathan has .. sold 70 Jones Bailey the
thony-ave.. 30 feet north OF One-hundred-snd-
eightieth-st
Thomas G. Iisk has exchanged the frame cottage
the side OF kirksde-ave.. 200 feet north Of
Wellersley-st.. lot c5xlo0 with J. Homer Hildreth.
who gives I'm payment the gore plot. with frontsges
Of dxlGo AT the northeast corner OF Hoe-ave and
Frecman-st.
n. f.. earle has sold for Frederick Sackett to
Brodie & Hauretty the lot the east side OF
Seventh-ave; 50 feet north Of One hundred-and-
thirty secondst.. 25X75 for $4,000 The purchasers
will improve the property by erecting hve-story
brick building with fats and stores.
OF the several announced sales in foreclosure at
the New-York Real Estate Salesroom yesterday only
parcel offered. by L. j. Phillips. consisting
OF hyestory brick store and iathou.e. on lot PAL
X2r2xll36. No III Hamilton Place. which was sold
TO the Globe Realty Company for 500 500.
All other announced sales were either adjourned
or Withdrawn.
At the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange Jacob
Colc's Son sold in foreclosure the three-sory frame
dwelling house lot 2OxlO0, No. % Hlnsdae-st. to
A. A. Swaney for g. go.
In Brooklyn Thomas A. Kerrigan sold IN foreclos-
ure the four-story frame (brick-hlledD tenement
house. with stores, lot 25xlo0, No 90 Nostrand
ave. 10 Jacob Pick for 1915 and by order Of the
Sheriff the three-story frame (brick filed dwelling
house and three-story frame dwelling house on rear,
lot 25xl0) No. g. North Sxth-st.. to w. r. Salzer
for $40. for right, title and interest.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

chryatie-st. 10 SO. 2sxioo: Barbara and Sabine
Asas% t to John ana james i'aSSa:. .3 $500
w'% 9nc to M2Fls 5 M. De Psy.er VII 1000
son executor etc and another to Pncu' Low % .oo
same proper.y. rncus Lowen,eld and another to
% Tl5S. 4sS, 3 Of tn i'7P 39.:s
Ward GO 2ps.ays Building and Loan A''0ci, ,so
s5 @aso~ na.2 ea % hasa I'd sssr
SGth ~. 1e1ington-ave e72xl022:
Cas- Realty Cooperation ct al to Hermann q, oo,
chares MeN4msTa to Jos Joseph Murray .'' 10000
Deans Reaity Company e RIcf@d t,,@minss. /
&caicrj 81 SoSi3o 7sG.iSi5; cstcii. Sioosi
20 Ernst Marx Nathan Company .....:..:.:::. 900
Acs u.isy. Mors.Had ~ rT ~ *"
Forest ave. 823 10 Il n Denmsn Place. Sx
10 John Asostns to Mrs Ioass I;g,tss Nominal
5 ssn as:.: q a.-ss.; %:Ar as: 1000
1928 81, " corner MeIro-e ave q 51ioox22 sI-:
, Sp'' inhm :c MARI q; Eas.sse' 2.ee il
Mary Thayer and another to Charles
Its ~. ~ 1913. ia. 1856 iSs i57. iss. $50
s Snt $40 W1P Ardsn Ro property
e2i q 40 ?o' West 25Hioo5; Harris Levy to :,
ii,a az So - 5. .soa +, n OF Si,ts.t. OK
SON q, 80 ito West, 2o1i i q Jess. is.na.t
r sh'gai aT. TO ':a'i ilss fs's ., S.
Charles ryeeshelt Nina wceshet. -........ Gin
iith ave No 72+ . III n n Of blst-st. cJxlOo
Mark InSy n Harris Levy. ....................
Oliver -. Nos 100 and 1902. +0H50. Marks Levy 10
Pikc 81. NJ Gs s. 2ixG2 4r25S6i6: Pncus
IDwenfeld and another to Abraham Slverson..
i2Oh ST. =. % Z, OF It'll ave. l6xi0o1i;
George g tnirrier Daniel Farrell
Allan to MARY Macleod ...'....,..'. 1880
III ave. 80 10 Il n of li6th-s,. oOr70: Charles
Elmer 70 Joseph Robinson Observation-Disclosures.
hsirsr ....1............. 1890
St Niesol.s riaec: a, cent?. Ine q l5ad-.,.
23xw lUx = SN W 100 70 place 50. Mary
A Mclaughlin TO Jacob y Butler. ............. 100
loo: Margaret Fed.r to charles Hurley. 1000
7th st, =. 100 10 4 " n Avenue A. - iixaO 10:
Gustaye l. Morgenthau and wife to Louis
9TH ~. n F. $50 II W Of Avenus A. "a sxe7:
ssrno to Henry F1egenheImcr ..,.........., 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06

Devoe. Emma. TO Ann n Delnoce part Of lot No
"a. map of claremont. years ........:..c...
Amos Kate. 10 Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. 49,h-st. li3 II W Of 6th-ave. years
Sayre. A.sarnus l.. To Mutual Life Insurance
Company. $ i3sth-st. 40 II OF LenoA-ave'
Norgenthau. Gustave l.. 10 Title Guarantee ana
Trust Company. ; Ith-st. 1879 10 II OF Ave
Clark. Adoniram. and Edward Allen TO the
Brooklyn Savings Bank n 32f-st 500 ~ OF
lst-aNe. with land under water years. .......
Marshall. William J. ard George " flsgg TO
Marietta l. I.are guardian. AntnonN-
ave. 44.5 II o. Busiest. yeurs ..,........
Butler Jacob n. 10 Mary a Mclaughlin. 81
Nicholas Place. AZ centre line 81 l5h-st u ex-
q.
Fiegenhemer. Henry 10 Title Guarantee and
Trust Company, No 43S East 5th-st. years.
Cannon. Ellen = John Bussirg. y. 5 Arcu-
iarius Place. 3D7 II Of Walron-ave. years.