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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-19

of hundred battles, who would prob
ably be living yet and giving hapr mess
to his wives and 1923 chill
dren and grandchildren, if he had not
stepped off backward from moving
trolley car. 1t was not altogether
fitting END for the big Indian.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-19

Getting matters adjusted-"You are half
Tompkins." Yes; l stopped to get my
luncheon" well, be kind enough to sit
down and wait while | go out and get
mine Chicago Record.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-19

Happy thought-"Does your father I'M
derstand German?' mo" "Then I'll ask
him for you in German. "-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-19

At all flrst-class hotels, clubs and cafes
"Runnymede Club whisky, absolutely
pure
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-19

crease rapidly, for it is surely a good
thing.
A Member of the
Relief Committee of the
w
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-19

At Sandy Hook-"If I should go out
there with my weak stomach the wind
would be sure to rise and the boat to roll
That's the way 1t always serves me-"
well, for heavens sake, go out there
with your weak stomach. "-Cleveland
Plain Dealer
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-19

Bacon--,"I hear your friend has got an
automobile
Egbert-"Yes; it's all over town.
Yonkers Statesman.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-19

Yankees are hard to beat in this
age of wonders Prof, Amos E. Dol
bear of Medford lays claim to priority
of discovery of the possibility of trans
ferring electric currents without the use
of wires by many years, and suit has
been entered in the United States court
to enjoin Prof. Marconi from using the
wireless system in the United States.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-19

Russian official: "You can't stay in
this country, sir" Traveller: "Then ri
leave it,, Official: Have you permit
Then you can not go. l give YOU 81
hours to make up your mind as to what
you shall do."-Tit-Bit
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-19
Barnard
Summer. &
putnam do
1912. INCORPORATED 1899.
ART DEPT !.
1912. INCORPORATED 1893.

When we secured that stock
of Passe-partouts in Septem-
Der, we decided that we
would place a part of them on
the counters at once, although
bought for the holidays.
Such large inroads have
been made in the stock that
we have concluded to put out
the whole lot, and run our
chances of getting more for
the holiday trade.
So here they go
Fine Platinum Prints, ar
tistically matted on gray
board, with either white or
black binding, complete with
brass rings for hanging.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-19
gILPEIGlLZST LERY
DEPT.

70 inch Muslin in dots and
stripes-excellent quality at
the price we ask.
9 cents yard
Swiss Muslin for saShcur
tainS, in dots and stripes,
six different patterns,
Is cents yard
Like hot cakes, describes.
the way that Scotch lace we
advertised last Sunday went.
A new lot here now Who
does not want it at
8 cents per yard?
We have a complete assort-
ment of New Scotch Muslins,
in the better grades, from Csc
upward.
Colored Scotch Muslins, 40
inches wide. Beautiful floral
effects in eight different COL
orings.
These goods were q cents
per yard, but we shall sell
what are left of them at
10 cents per yard
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-19

The end of her dream-She: what a
the first thing you would think of If YOU
were far, far away from me and should.
He: ''Of being annexed by England"
Then she decided that he didn't really
love her.-Chicago Times Herald.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-19
WHIMSICALITIES.

Bacon--"I hear your friend has got an
Egbert-"Yes; it's all over town.
Yonkers Statesman.
derstand German?" No Then I'll ask
him for you in German. '-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The difference-Major North: IT under
stand that you were raised in Kentucky.
sir" Col. South: "Ah wasn't raised,
sub; ah was descended, suh!'-Brooklyn
Life.
Matrimonial bashfulness-"Claribe do
you feel tim NJ abe: about asking your husband nd
seems to feel kind 8 'timid about giving
it to me."-Detroit Free Press.
1.-THE time will come" said the agitator,
when the laboring man will have the
wealthy under his feet" I'm which
| case" interjected the triher ''he will be
walking on his uppers. Boston Tran
| script.
Parental development Mrs; Igaacs:
You say you are licking little Shakey
! Isaacs; yes! will teach him to lie bet
ter dan dot eef half to break effery bone
in hees body.
Getting matters adjusted-"You are half
an hour late at our appointment Mr..
L OIlphluS. less L StOppGQ 10 get my
luncheon" "Well, be kind enough to sit
down and wait while l go out and get
mine.'-Chicago Record.
| At Sandy Hook-"If I should go out
there with my weak stomach the wind
would be sure to rise and the boat to roll
That's the way 1t always serves me"
"Well, for heavens sake, go out there
with your weak stomach. "-Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Russian Official; You can't stay in
| leave it," Official: Have you a permit
to leave?" Traveller: mo, sir" Official:
Then you can not go. 1 give you 81
| hours to make up your mind as to what
you shall do. "-Tit-Bits
/ The end of her dream-She: ''What a
| the first thing you would think of IL YOU
were far, far away from me and should.
after long and tireless effort, strike gold?'i
He. "Of being annexed by England"
Then she decided that he didn't really
love her.-Chicago Times Herald.
O "A s. III q RIA.
Bears the <1Ihs Kind You Have Always Bought
signature Of N/zHZNIZx !.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13
THE NEWS OF RICHMOND OTHER PARTS OF VIRGIN

The organization, however, is not yet
an accomplished fact.
The movement had It's origin in 4 de-
sire to find n means of breaking up the
practice of cutting prices. which is said
to prevail to such an extent that Il ma
jority of the firms barely make Il living
What means will be adopted is not yet
known. several plans being under con-
sidcraton. one plan suggested Is to
have all work and estimates passed
upon by Il head Office
Mr.. y. Hoen of the lithographing
firm. presided at the first meeting.
which was held last week. The selection
OF this gentleman to preside was done
IN order TO secure IL perfectly impartial
officer Mr.. 1loen having no printing
presses in his establishment. and there
tore being beyond the reach of any ef-
tort of the proposed organization. lie
possesses. 1t might be stated. the con-
fidence of the printing trade in an UNI
usual degree.
The last meeting was held last night,
put the action is kept a secret. 1t is
known. however, that no final organ
ization was effected.
The employing printers. or most Of
them. are members of the Eichmon!
branch of the American Typothetac.
one of the members said to-day regard
ing the organization now proposed;
1T is an effort To carry into practi-
cal effect the views that have been
theoretically advocated for n long time
in meetings of the TYpothotac."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13

c. r. DAY.
Chairman.
a. i. BUTLER.
j. X. TURNER.
JOHN W. LAWSON,
GAVIN GAWLES,
J j. DRIVER.
i l.. HOYkiN,
G. y. KING.
l.. c. BROCK,
Members Of Committee.

FIERCE POLITICAL TEELlNG.
Fierce political feeling i'm Smlthueld
has wrought prominent citi2cus 10
lighting heat. The Phone brings word
here Tonight of TWO personal ,ncoun-
yer w. L. Folk had trouble wiki Hon.
Thomas y. Jones. Representative tn
The General Assc mbly. Later Mr. W. j..
Folk, the attorneys father. niiNea with
Y. W. Joyner. merchant No enc was
much injured.
AS q rcsul, of Mondays mass meet
ins there is much feeling among parti-
sans OF the several candidates
EKAMBElRT STILL MISSING.
Samuel : Eramhcrt. whose missing
brother. Lewis Erambcr; was report
ed 10 have arrived i'm Baltimore after
a trans A,anic voyage on tramp
steamer thinks Tho report an error.
inNestisation by him has not verified
the rumor.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13
EH.t Ma Elm.
guard duty ana the removal of the in
PERSONAL NOTES-DEATH- M
IRONEMENT or CHURCH.


- - - - DEATH - II =
IitONEMENT or CHURCH.
Especial TO virs!nian- Pilot)
Franklin. VA. Aug l2-Mr. II. ].
Camp ANA family left yesterday fer
Allegheny Springs to spend month
or more
The Misses susie Gardner and otela
Cay. Who have been visiting thetr
grandfather Il, Holland. Va, have re-
Alr. Il. L. l.. Watkins, who was con-
fined 10 his home On account OF ch!lls.
is out again.
4 few nights ago the porter of the
Franklin Hotel took UP with u Victor
wheel which belonged to one Of the
guests. but the wheel was soften back
and the negro raid well for his sport
Miss Eva Cum. Of liwood. Va, who
mas been the guest Of Miss Dorothy
Lee. to The regret Of her many friends
returned home last Wednesday.
Mrs. +. y. Robertson. who has been
ed TO her home. ~ Portsmouth, Friday
morning.
one OF our own "IIHdces," Mr.. C. j.
Edwards, is in North Carolina playing
tho ball for "A Wilmington. y. c., club
oi star players
W g Williams, tho hustling business
manager for the Camp Manufacturing
Company. visited Murfr"esbcro. n. C..
ON husincs strip last Friday
Mr.. Joe Museravc. the popular farm
ers' candidate for tho House of Dele
sftes, spent Yesterday and to-day
Iiov. J. r. Kitchen. of windsor. Va.
has been conducting a meeting at
Joyner's Church. lie was assisted bv
the icV y. @ Newman
Miss SOL Brown, Of New Orleans.
arrived here this week ana IS visiting
3.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13
TOWN OF SUFFOLK
Preamble and Resolutions Adopted
by Isle of Wight Committee.
The storm Friday Ni.ht-whnt ,nc
Quarantine Cost Promotion TO
Hurry ArItntors Zine Melons,
Tisht-P"rsonnl Paragraphs.
Especial TO virginian-pilot)

Suffolk, Va, Aug. 12.-The Isle Of
Wight County Democratic Executive
Committee has adopted preambles and
resolutions setting forth the facts Of
last Mondays fight.
The preamble alleges that the action
OF the Tyler Shands- Bradshaw faction
was advised. aided and actively par
ticipated in by Il large number of Re
publlcans and non-rcsidents. that the
proceeding was so violent. turbulent
and menacing to the public peace that
II produced number of personal al
iercations: that said disorder. turhu-
fence and violence of Republicans and
Hon-residents was so great that the
business of the said meeting could nos
be transacted; that the friends ANA sup
ports OF DIR. Claude Bradshnys, one of
the candidates for the House of Del
eSatcs. refused TO submit to a count of
his supporters by the four tellers duly
and legally selected in pursuance OF
resolution Of said meeting. two of
whom. in accordance with said rcsolu-
ton. were named BY Or. Bradshaw"
etc.
The preamhlcs are lengthy. the above
only being extracts. These resolutions
were adopted:
THE RESOLUTIONS.
l. That the Democratic Executive
Committee of the county Of Isle of
Wight duly and legally assembled.
pursuant TO notice, ratify endorse and
confirm the action of {. l.. Day. clair
man of the said meeting in adjourning
the same.
,. That the pretended nomination af-
ter said adjournment. by faction of
the Democratic party. by Republicans
and non-residents of the said county OF
DIR. Claude bradshaw for the House of
Delegates. and the selection OF dele
gates TO the Senatorial convention TO
be held in Suffolk on the 2;th day o6
August next. and all actions and do
ings of the said faction and their mid
ers and ahettcrs subsequent TO said
adjournment. was without party au-
thority. was subvorsiVc of party discip-
line. is void ana OF no effect aud is in
no manner binding upon or 10 he rec
osnized by the Democracy Of the said
county. but should be repudiated by
such Democracy.
3. That a primary election be holl at
each precinct in the said county ON the
18th day of August next. according to
rules and regulations this day uromul-
gated by this committee. 10 nominate 4
candidate for the House of Delegates
from the said county. and to srl,ct
delegates TO the Senatorial convention
to he held in Suffolk on the 9lth day OF
August next.
(Sigucl)
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13

farm lands were washed into cutters.
The water in Lake Kilby was allow
cd To raise six inches. The surplus was
turned loose.
CHEAP QUARANTINE.
Sunolks quarantine was as cheap as
il was effective. Board of Health Chair
man W. {. Harrell to- night showed me
an itcmi2ed expense account whose
footing was $l2t05. Nanscmond county
has TO pay $500 towards the patrol
tus expense.
THE PLACE TO LEAVE THEM.
Mr.. Peter q. Shea. of Nansemond
county. to-day left at this office one
OF the largest and most luscious water
melons seen in Suffolk this season. 1t
was Southern Triumph. and weighed
90 pounds. Mr. Shea had some of the
same kind sold in New York to-day 1T
$40 q car.
MAKING PEOPLE RICH.
Jim Payne and Sam Rives. colorcd,
got mad this afternoon. ana had started
an Interesting scrap when Police Oil
Ger i. l.. Skinner happened along and
stopped it. Payne ana Rivcs were run
in.
About the. time an aged colored man
passed and remarked IN a grumblng
tone: That's the way with some me-
groes. They amt got no better sense
than 70 fight and pay fines 10 make
White people rich
PEOPLE YOU KNOW ABOUT.
Former Mayor John L. Primer return
Cd Tonight from yellow sulphur
Springs for two weeks stay in SUI
folk
Miss George Butts. Of Chuckatuck.
ana Miss May Watkins. OF Windsor.
came tonight TO be guests OF Mrs. John
King. on Brooklyn Heights.
NJ. Thomas Cohoon, OF Alabama, is
visiting Suffolk relatives.
County judge ". j. l[ilby returned
to-day from Hot Springs. Va.
Yesterday FIVE OF the Suffolk Sawmin
Company's employees were Frustrated
from heat.
Mr.. J T. West has returned from
Blue Ridge Springs. Va.
Mr. q. l.. Barton lett tonight 70 be
WAN his family at Montgomery
Springs, Va.
Misses Lille Cutchin ana Kate
Hodges. of Roanoke. Va. were in SUI
folk to-day.
Miss Marion Williams left to-day to
visit relatives in Isle Of Wight county.
Mrs NJ. Il. Wisc and grandson. David
Wood. have gone 10 see friends in
eneenville county. Va.
Rev. w. I. Green. pastor of the Main
street Methodist Church. got back to-
day from buffalo Lithia Springs.
where he passed vacation. lie vii,
preach Sunday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13
NEWPORT NEWS.
The Quarantine Lifted and the
Guards Paid off,
Tho Services OF Three Hundred Men
Dispensed wtth-0Tcrcd n Hotter
Job -Nichniond After Trnue-Snfe
Crnckcr'sCnsc Continued.

Newport News, Va, August 12.-
Nearly 300 men who served the city
as quarantine guards were paid off to-
day. These men are the paid guards
The volunteers. of course. expected no
remuneration.
The total amount pcid the guards was
Sl.6li.2i. The officers who superintend-
ed the work of paying off were Colonel
Baker. City Sergeant l.. w. Mllstead.
Chief OF Police Harwood. Police JUS
tce J. ID. G. Brown. MIR. r. NJ. Lett.
Mr.. Robert Perkins. Captain Stuart.
MIR. Il. T.. BEDDING and Policemen Nit
chel and Crafford, all of whom served
under Quarantine Director Bickford "a
chiefs of divisions or section.
The men assembled in the court
house grounds and passed upstairs to
the CORPORATION Court. one by one.
there receiving their pay.
y BETTER JOB
1t is understood that the New York
& Ncw Haven Railroad has offered
General Manager George w. stevens. of
the Chesapeake * Ohio Railroad. AN
annual salary of $4,000 to accept "a
similar position with that road.
That Alr. stevens will accept this
offer there appears to be little doubt
i'll railroad circles. although no state
mcnt u that effect has been obtained
directly from MIR. Stevens.
AFTER TRADE
The Richmond wholesale merchants
are preparing to send Il number OF
drummcrs to Newport News IN order
To get a foOthold on the jObbinS bust
ness of the city. the best par, Of which
Will in future be given to the city that
bctr!ended Newport News during the
yellow fever scare.
SAFE CRACKERS CASE CONTlN-
UED.
| In the Police Court this morning the
cases Of Jane Henderson. John Brady
and Eddie Moore. all cOiored. accused
| OF attempting u crack the safe of
Lookens. the keeper OF the Brick House
in the Rockets. was called.
| The Henderson woman was shot In
| the leg by officer Shorter on the morn
| ing she was discovered trying to break
| the combination of the safe with a
large hammer. The woman was at the
| back Of the house and the officer SAW
| her through the window. He called TO
! her To remain where She was. but Jane
! thought there was a chance to esca pc
| and took 1t. She also took q ball from
! The policoman's revolver.
| She Is under treatment In the ja!l
| hospital.
On account OF her condition # was
! necessary to postpone the hearing and
tho cases were reset for Friday, CT
| next week.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13
A STRIKING DEMAND.

The demand on Mr.. Wingfield to pro-
duce the letters and TO name the man
was especially striking, ana commenced
on here. Tyler is many points ahead Il;
the close of the inning.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13
PETERSBURG.
A Severe Storm Retarts Street
Railway Work.
Roundarics %: the Proposed BATTLES
field Park trrnngcmcntsPer
cd TorIoint y. VI. {. -. Intcrtnin-
mcuts.

Petersburg. Va, Aug, 12.-This city
was visited Friday evening shortly be-
fore o'clock by the tail end of the
West Indian hurricane. and the rain
which fell was about the heaviest ever
ecen in Petersburg. II came down in
perfect sheets, and was driven by a
high wind from the north. 1t deluged
the streets. and many or the cellars
We're Hooded. In consequence of Syca-
more street being so blockaded with
entertainments of dirt ana the cutters
oDstruCted with cobble stones, the
water had no outlet. and the conse-
quence was that il looded the side
walks and ran into some OF the cellars.
In some instances, to prevent the flood
ing of their cellars. merchants built
miniature dams around their cellar
caps. Between the tracks OF the street
railway the water ran with the swift
ness Of mill race. The rain was ac-
companicd by the most vivid lightning
and loud peals of thunder. Mr. Brad
ley. the contractor for the building of
the street railway. etated yesterday af-
ternoon that The rain would greatly re-
tard the work on the railway. as the
material is so wet that il cannot be
readily handled.
PETERSBURG BATTLEFIELD
PARK
The Petersburg National Battlefield
Park. which 1t les proposed to establish
N front of Petersburg. viii be bounded
on the East by the original Confederate
works and on the West by the last Con-
!ederate works. In the intermediate
lines Will be included the Federal
works The park will cover 800 acres.
and will be about three miles in length
and one mile and a half in width. ana
VIII extend from the a ,,fN.
on the North 10 the Jerusalem plank
road on the South and West ], will
contain IA great many of the original
foriilications sun in fair state OF
preservation. including the Crater and
lbs approaches, forts Scdgwick. stead
man and Rice (these were Federal
forts); also Batteries No. and O. which
were the most prominent ones OF the
Federal lines. 1t was from these bat
teries that great deal OF the shelline
WAS done to Petersburg
STAR COURSE OF ENTERTAIN
AlENTS.
At special meeting Of the Board of
| Directors OF the Young Mems Christian
Association 1t was decided 10 conduct
popular entertainment course this
coming season. To consist OF the best
talent obiainabic, and to be furnished
to the public at as near cost as pos
cc,oroI coo,o,,, ,t,,-
pichmomd Asso>ta,j,, 49,. Va 'mc
ana nntiined ,hn ,,an ,,,,,, =, ''v'''
nssociatinn has So ancHr,ah,,. , ~.
al re e,ar Courso fo,. ~ '.'-l.
years He stront,Iv advornt,'i c,,',' ~
fo. patarehurrr -
An opraamam, h,s hoo, o,r,,.a,
for n comhinniion heiv.an 49,, y NJ -,
AS of Richmond, Petersburg and
nnt Thn obicct ~ ne ,. '''
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13

farm lands were washed into cutters.
The water in Lake Kilby was allow
cd To raise six inches. The surplus was
turned loose.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13

1t came, and the friends of Governor
Tyler are well satisfied with H. and his
enemies must at least nave suffered dis
comtiture. Everybody recognized the
sincerity of the letter. and the boldness
of the Statements made show on it's
face that it is backed by the eternal
truth and a conscience void OF all
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17
NORTIETH STREET.-STPREME COURT

County Of New York--Austn r. Fletcher as Tests-
nentary Trustee of Conrad NJ b Braker under the last
VIII and Testament Of Conrad BFaker, Jr, deceased
Plaintiff against William X. Porter et al Defendants.
In pursuance of Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale
entered IN the above entitled action bear
ing date the December. 1898, the under
signed Referee said judgment named viii sell at
Public Auction, the Exchange Sales Rooms now To-
No Ill Broadway. In the Borough OF ManhaIia
CITY Of York. the ifth day ~ January. le"9
at 70 o'clock noon, that day by strong Ireland.
Aucuoneers, the premises directed by said Judgment 10
be sold and therein described follows;
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF anf win the
building thereon erected situate and being In the
Twenty-second Ward OF the city of New York. bounded
NJ described follows; Beginning at point on the
Northerly side Fortieh Str>@' distant Two hundred
feet westerly from the northwestery cor
ne Of Foriicth Seventh Avenue. running
thence northery parallel with Seventh Avenue and part
% distance through wall Ninety eight feet
inches the line 90 the block thence west
along said line twenty-five feet thence south
ely parallel with Seventh Avenue and part ~ the dis
through party wall Ninetyeight feet nine inches
the northerly side Of Foreh Street and thence east
ery along the twenty-five feet TO the point or
place OF beginning said premises being known by the
street number 2l7 West Foriieth Street. Dated New
York. December 81, 1905
CLIFFORD W PARTRIDGE Referee
WILLIAM P. 6. MELVIN. Attorney for Plaintiff
bert Neu Vr.k ~
New-York tribune., 1899-01-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Re,uharct Theresa. 10 Eleanor Y White NO DOL
10 663 Boulevard 5 years. .......-.... -.
The West End Apsrtment-house company 20 lne
Metropolitan Improvement company, oV.h-s''
. . corner West End-ave, l23x6D. demand .. go
same TO same West Dnd-ave, corner eotn-sI
Msrasco' Rocco NJ 10 solomon schwarz. Mott
st . 3 10 II r Of Houston-st. years .
Phelps Edwin D. 20 MargaTetha stone NO SIo
West End-aye. years. ...'. - =
HaIlahan John and James Aheo(n 20 the Ger
man Savings Bank. Central PARK west !"
corner lO9th-st year - =,
Cownlan. Thomas. TO the Lawyers Mortgeg%e &C. IN n
surance Company, l2sth-sf, s. opJ ana 80 II
Of Lcnox-ave, years. inorteages 80, =, =. =.
ssrne 70 Henry VI Sanders, 155th-st, 10 r W
woolworth. Frank " 20 Louis stern. 5th-aVe'
n g corner SOth-st years ........ ........ :.
Welsh Anna o. 10 the National Savings Bank
of the city Of Albany. No l,l66 Broadway l
Appiegate. Francis NJ to Maria II Bal,z. No S2'
Dudley. carrie E. 10 Louis and William II
Rolston, executors. etc, West End-sve. g. %
Z y OF 75th-st, years........ '.''.--. .
Haas. Frederick 10 the Mutual Life Insurance.
Company. 38th-st =. lp-6 II OF oth-aNe'
Innch, Theresa to Samuel D Collins. parcels
to5 u @ ls, 20 70 80 9 IL 70 q 81 20 o.
50 70 81. &c 10 II. 81 20 So 80 . 80. - 10. 5 -
~ 10 50. 81 10 81, 72 . 75 96 70 80 q TO 10 20.
los 60 20 ss 7s Il 20 and - 20 1877. revised
map Of Givsn Homestead. Westchester, year .
Oppenhe.rner Anton 10 Bowery Savings Bank.
No - East 75th-st. wears -. ....... -.
Petit. Le Grand X 70 The Ne~-York lnyestmen'
Psi n q l0sth-st. year. ..................
Potter Frederick and another, trustees, 70 Rich
ard " Hoe and another, trustees. l2i1- 81, r 5
1874 q ~ OF Broadway, years. ...'.'.'.'''- DO