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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-29

Board IVY ; lSa : and approved By The
jsAssived. That the additional sum IF
! IS. 90 be and IS hereby appropriated and
set aside 10 the credit Of the Board Of
Street and Wqterc 9mmissioaers out Of the
ol4e-half OF the liquor lieefsse monIaS
available for the repaying. repa ring and
IMPROVING OF paved streets and pubic
places and the reconstruction Of sewers
! as provided b. Cilftf Ter ia OF the Laws Of
1881. for the purposes aforesaid;
ResIyel, That Il warrant be ordered
! drawn on the City Treasurer III favor of
that officer IN the snm q s6,tt0 70 transfer
said aEaeurt from license receipts for tas
year ISIS to Jrne 80. 1929, to the credit Of
Tho Board of Street and WAseg Commits
sioaers for the purposes aforesaid.
From the same Board
TranSln ting resolution passed by said
Board July ). 1893. and approved by the
Mayor. jelly I, 1870
Jsesolvea, That she Beard of Finance
hereby coneurs in the following resolution
adopted by the Board Of Street and Wa
lie. commissioners. July >. 1888. 20 Wit
Ordering PAID tue following eiaims;Z
Evening Journal Association. SEQ,
J.rsey CITY News. $40. claim No. 2.e9s.
Ths5. Smith & Sons Co, s1S1-4g, lam
J,mes Bailey, sss.05. claim No. SIC.
john Rowe, $50. claim No. 2l6-
t,recne. Tweed & Co., $3.50, claim No.
rs.
AAif ~ " = ~ttt
REPORT OF THE CLERK.
jersey city. July ii. 1889.
Tu TIE Honorable the Board Of Street ana
Water commissioners.
conference.-the Commissioners Of As
scssnaent rave fled With me, under even
date their final assessment map and re-
port for the construction of a sewer N
freeman avenue. from a point ten GU
fest south Of the property of the Holy
Name Cemetery to connect with sewer
in Duncan avenue: also the r preliminary
:, a IN ~ .ta fal. 1 no frQprnNHn14Ilt OF
CIarem0nt avenue. between Bergen aN-
enue and Hudson Boulevard; for the mn
provemeIIt Of Duncan avenue. between
West Side avenue and Hudson Boule-
ward: for the Improvement of Tnorne
street. between Central avenue and sum
nit avenue; for the Improvement OF Ger
mania avenue, between Newark avenue
and st. Pau1,s avenue; for the improve
ment of Waverly street. between Oakland
avenue and Palisade avenue, for the
Improvement of Fulton avenue. between
Garfield avenue and Bergen avenue
Respectfully submitted.
Clerk.
From the same Officer
Reporting that the contractor for street
cleaning has filed with him q sehedule
Of the streets TO be cleaned during the
week commencing July 10, lSy9.
Received and ordered fled
REPORTS OF CHIEF ENGINEER.
The Chief Engineer reported certificates
in favor Of
The Atlantic Alcatraz Asphalt Co, $1,000.
on account of contract No. 1,153.
w. w. Farrder, s6os.9 on account Of
ehas. osNesli, $500, on account of con-
Henry Eyrne. 50, 2so.2a. on account Of
contract No, 1,1So
John Nolan, $1,000, on account or con-
Edward OMEN. $1,000. on account Of
contract No. 1922.
Thos. W. Conley, supplementary, $l,ooo,
IN apeasfnf of contract No. l04D.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-29
OFFICE OF THE CITY COLLECTOR.
IERSEY CITY n. J.,

OFFICE OF THE cITY. coL[[EcTuH@
RISE CITY n .J.o
JULY g. 1888 -
Notice Is hereby ven that the subscrber the City Collector of Jey. city lew J Ms
sy pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided and under .dneeugn pMT
Board or Finance of such City, will expose for sales and sell at public auction 70 the Ms""
TUESDAY the h day of august A. D. eighteen hundred and ninety nine ~ n
at one O'Clock in the afternoon OF that ay, at Ae Assembly Chamber IN the city Hail. IN
Temh md Eleventh wards of Jersey city upon which either axes have been hHa
or assessments have been levied and assessed after the ltdh day of !Maeh ~ arMr
1885, or BOTH, and which have remained unpaid for the space o. two years from au @N
the time when due and payable Au a1e
mmt ad recollection of ar@Iageso of unpaid taxes assessments and water rHs or ~An IN
fn cities OF this State and IMPOSING and levyMg a tax assessment and lien IN na aa a ~
lands subjected to further taxation and ssssment. passed March 3Whl 1855 ana the Na
upplansnt uaeto and acts amendatryt thereof x. - -. 80 rv r-
ieanr City Hall Jersey City on any week lay prior to the lay of the sale. between, ts
hours Of "a n and Al. NJ, kept Saturday, and on Saturday between 9 a n. ana =
The Following list contains the lot and bloch numbers of the lots tracts and parcels of
land TO be soil in pursuance Of this advertisement. as they appear on the ohcal tx ahn
yard Of the city as now laid out wherein said lands are respectively situated and the
amount due from each OF said lots respectively and the interest thereon TO date Of sale and
the taxes and assessments respectively for the norpa5nnt whereof the sad several us
tracts and parcels are to be Sdd. ~ -,
To the amount DUE on eachl lot or parcel as hereinafter designated there VIII pc an
fits propordonae share of the cost of uss ew which is hereby estimated at tours dollars ff
each item of are-ge thereon
8 A lots so sold will be purchased subject to a II watr rents in aTears on said. premises
and to all taxes and assessments levied thereon subsequent to December ahl 1895
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-29

u es4sor ~ us,,v f.f.nnfncham final for
= e ~ srs r,sfsrss5S f7ffn;eaed 81 ac-
Nyln ~ e@afT-feg IA Tf19 far impr0re-
ssz.ae = pal,1s3e arenssa from Si7fa,nft
a n1san,,a Z It Prssnert sfraea fopenines. efc.5.
pgad 1shs4 Ss,acisf nnnroveTne3lf GER
tsaass@es for ore Thousand dollars Ia
1880 IS fasoT 81 TbnS II r5nlax for
u NY ~ acne I, and and ma4erials fnrnished 81 ae-
sa,,ff ~ eaafracf no .090 supplemen-
ssrI- ! r<eo1sfr,16ffa 9f 4 sewer rs NobIe
s9rse+ I4.4senn Rosflexard and Girard ave-
ne
Pssolxaa That afscfa4 Improvement GER
I tidssfes for me fhmisaId dollars be
Srs1r,s IL fsvor n Iahr Nolan for work
5an@ mi resfsria1s furnished on account
! ~ eonsr 800 ~ i ~ Tar iynssro1enenf II
| fsba res s{raat from Central avenue Is
pn1sisva "a
Resolved Thar oue specfal Improvement
eertf6eafa for ava b,,nSred dollars be
| drawn n favor ~ rnsrias NELL. for
work done ana 81 Materials f5irnished on
account of c5ntTacf No Ills for improve
neTr of eteprnan sfraet from Ocean ave.
| nue. 10 van 3Iaef Street
Resolved qphsf s3eefai srnnravemenf eer-
| tifcates for one fhonsand dollars be
| drawn in favor Of fne atlantic Aieafraz
| Asphalt On FOR work done ard r1a4erIaIs
| furnished on account If confrart N0s ia.
| for improyement u Booraem avenue. ave-
| nna from palfsade aven1feS 70 cam raj ave.
nue..
--r..- IT. ~ dfa 7--.+z - 49,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-21

ton for it out of her beautiful, dark Irish
eyes. that Maurice felt he had more than his
reward. tPf
Three days later Mat Iago was laid to rest
in the old churchyard at Appledore, and his
will in which he strangely enough bequeath-
ed will, was read aloud, together with his
Confession" by Edward Tapley of Lincoln's
Inn Fields, in the presence of the rector of
Appledore, the Mayor, and several other in
f1uential personages of the locality, at the
Trevlyn Arms in Appledore High Street, by
which act Maurice Trevlyn made public claim
to the estates and revenues of Appledore
Court. This claim, however, there was no
need to enforce, for. curiously enough, the
resident squire of the Court, old Nahum
Trevlyn the miser and misanthrope, died
suddenly in his armchair the day after the
public reading of Geoffry Trevlyns long lost
will And as he died intestate and had never
married, there was one to contest, the
right of succession. And Appledore Court
passed into the possession of the next-of-kin,
who was found to be Maurice Trevlyn, son
of the man whose position he had for SO many
years unconsciously usurped.
And thus ends the story of Mat lagos Re-
verge, which, like so many human attempts
at vengeance, fell short of it's aim and re-
coiled upon the avenger.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-21
CHAPTER V.
A Confession.

very quiet wedding was that which made
Maurice Trevlyn and Rose Iago man and
Wife, but Rose was every inch a bride for
a. that"
Her own deft fingers had helped to make
her wedding gown, and when she stood at
the altar by the tall dark, distinguished
looking man, who was to be her husband, the
few struggling idlers who had strayed into
the dingy old church to assist at the cere-
mcny, attracted by the sight of Roses white
satin and orange blossom, declared that they
had never seen a nandsomer bridegroom or
a prettier bride.
Mat Iago was wildly affected throughout
the service, and drank SO much champagne
and brandy mixed-his favorite beverage
afterw ards that his daughters face grew sad
and grave, and she whispered to her husband
her fear of what would become of him during
their absence.
I'm afraid he'll have a terrible bout,
Maurice"
perhaps not, love. Let us hope for the
best What money we leave, we will give to
the landlady so ne won't have much to spend
and really, you know, we cannot take him
with us on our noneymoon-not even a
mother-in-law could expect that"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-05-26
NOTICE.
To the Unknown Heirs Of James
Firth,

On the first day of the May Term,
1899, of the County Court of Tazewell
County, Va, the following order was
entered, on the motion of The Holston
National Building and Loan Association,
in the said Court
THE Holston National Building and
Loan Association, a corporation.
vs.. 7 Notice to substitute Trustee.
Allen Sanders, Julia Sanders and James
Firth.
On motion Of the plaintiff by its
Attorney, this notice is ordered to be
docketed, it appearing that the same
has been duly served on Allen Sanders
and Julia Sanders, and it further APP
pearing from affidavit filed with said
notice, that James Firth is deaf, and
that his heirs are unknown, and will
have to be proceeded against as parties
unknown, it is ordered that they be
thus proceeded against against by order
of publication published four con-
secutive weeks in some News paper
published in Tazewell County Va. and
on motion of the plaintiff, the estate of
James Firth is committed to the Sheriff
of this County, the sama having been
dead for more thar 60 days and no one
having applied to administer upon his
estate and this case is continued -
Said order was based on the following
notice.
ITO Joseph f. Kennedy and Sarah Jane
Kennedy:-You will please take notice
that on the first day of the June Term
1899, of the County Court of Tazewell
County, Va. I will move the said
Court to Substitute j. w. Hicks as
Trustee in n Deed of Trust executed by
you to Bird NJ Robinson, Trustee, on
the 18th day Of February, 1892. to secure
the undersigned in certain monies, ms
set forth in said Trust Deed, and which
is of record in the County Court Clerk s
office of Tazewell County, Va, in Deed
Book 33. a. page $50, the said Bird NJ.
Robinson having Resigned as such Trus-
tee May 18th 1899.
The Holston National Building and
Loan Association BY
A. ID. Reynolds,
President
1t is therefore ordered that the heirs
at law of James Firth who are proceed
ed against herein as parties unknown
as appears from affidavit filed in this
motion, appear here within fifteen DAYS
after due publication of this order and
do what is necessary to protect their
interest herein A Copy Test.
T. E. George Clerk.
j. w. Hicks p. q.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-05-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, November 18th. 1895, Lula
j. Payne, and d. II. Payne, her husband
executed n Trust Deed to me as Trustee.
to secure Il loau made by The Holston
National Building and Loan Association
to them Tor fonr hundred dollars.
$4,000 on certain piece or parcel OF
land on the west side of Tazrwell Ave
nue., fronting one hundred feet of said
Avenue, and running back lin a westerly
direction the same width, 135 feet to
an alley. being 90 feet of the North side
of Lot No. 3, and 45 feet OF the South
side OF Lot No. 2, section =, as shown
on the plat of the Tazewell {. II. I'm.
provement Co., and
whereas, said Trust Deed, which is re-
corded in Vol. 3S, page 3O1, of the
Clerks Office OF Tazewell County, Va,
provides that il the interest, premium
fines and dues on stock provided for in
said Trust Deed become in arrears for
more than 8 months, the whole amount
OF said items and loan shall become due
and said Trust Deed foreclosed, and
Whereas, by reason of more than six
months arrearages, the whole Indebted
ness has been declared by The Holston
National Building and Loan Association
to be due, thnrefore, unless said amount
and costs are sooner paid, l will, on
MONDAY, MAY THE Goth, 1899,
sell the said lot, on the premises, be-
tween . O'Clock in the morning and 4
O'Clock in the afternoon, to the highest
and best bidder, for cash in hand. and in
bar Of the equity OF redemption, home.
stead and dover, subject to taxes. to
satisfy said debt, and the costs and com
missions OF sale.
This fhn 9Th g
Nj. II. DEFAULT, Trustee.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-05-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, July 11ib, 1895, C.. A..
Banks, and Emma Banks, his wife, exc
cuted Tcust Deed to me, as Trustee, to
secure IL loan made by The Holston Ma
tIonal Building and Loan Association
TO them, oil One Hundred Dollars, on n
certain lot OF land ON the west side of
Birch (now railroad) Avenue, TazewelI
Va, being Lot No. 81, and q part OF Lot
No. 81, OF Fudge & Stras plat or plan.
fronting 124h feet on said Avenue. and
running back the same width I3S feet
from the centre OF said Avenue to the
centre oil the old road, ON the south side
and l 90 feet on the north side, and
Whereas said Trust Deed, which is
registered in the Clerks office of Tazc-
well county, Va, Deed Book No. 3S,
page a, provides that ii the interest,
premiums, fines and dues on stock pro
vlded Tor IN said Trust Deed become in
arrears Tor more than six months, then
the whole items and loan shall become
due and said Trust Deed foreclosed
and
Whereas, by reason of more than six
months arreara9es, the whole indebted
ness has been declared by The Holston
National Building and Loan Associa-
tion TO be due, therefore, unless SAID
amount and costs are sooner paid. /
will, on
MONDAY, NAY THE goth, 1899.
sell said lot on the premises, b, tween
O'Clock a. NJ, and 4 O'Clock T.. NJ. TO
the highest and best bidder. for cash in
hand, and in bar OF the equity OF re-
demptiou, homested and dover, subject
to taxes, 10 satisfy said debt. and the
costs and commissions of sale.
This the 18th day OF April. 1899.
81. 7. DEFAULT. TrustsAa.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-05-26

Rev. E. A Sbugart, of Athens,
is visiting Rev. O. L. Pointer on
Cove Greek.
Mr.. j. III. Wilson, Of Biuefield,
and Miss Ada Showers; Mr.. S. w.
Ashworth, Of Bland, and Miss
Rosa Atkins, of Clear Fork, were
married az the homes of the brides
on Wednesday by Rev, C.-E. Paint
er.
Prof. j. b. Warren, of Richlands,
came up to cast his vote yesterday,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-05-26

People are very exacting these days,
they want to know the "whys" and
"wherefores of everything they have to
do; and they should know Sensible
people have reasons for doing this or
that; for instance: Mr.. J. H. Louden,
Of Lewisburg, O., ;. breeder of fine hogs)
said:-My hogs were in very bad con-
dition and seem to be effected with
cholera; they had no appetite and their
hair stood on end He began using
PRATTS FOOD and after the third
day the hogs began to eat and are now
growing nice and tat Mr. Louden
knew Pratts Food would have this effect
hence this reason for feeding it. Pratts
Food is good for horses, cattle, sheep
and poultry. Makes hens lay.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-05-26
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Peel Hartman was up from Key
stone this week.
The Litz boys, Sam, George and
Nj. D. were here on Tuesday.
Jno. Z. Jackson's Miners Nectar
is the drink of the season.
Mr.. S. S. Bourne continues quite
sick at his home on Railroad Ave.
S1.25 buys the best shoe on the
market, for this money at Hartman
& Bottimore's.
The closing exercises of Miss
Stones music class will take place
tonight one week, in the town
hall.
Ties, scarfs, ascots, imperials,
4-in-hands, bows-a full assert
ment Of best and latest style in
neckwear at Hartman & Botcimore's
Miss Dora Thompson, of Califor-
MIA, who is visiting in Tazewell
spent most of the week in town
the guest of Miss Gillette Harm an
and the Misses Pendleton.
In addition to our regular stock
we carry a line of "Stetson" Hats,
always the reliable.
HARTMAN & BoTTIMORE.
Rev. Mr.. Now bray, of Thompson
Valley, was a visitor to town on
Tuesday, as was also Will Allen,
Oscar and VIM. Thompson.
The line of stationary at Pobst
is very complete in tablets, envel-
opes and box paper.
Mrs. Judge Graham, who is hav-
ing a delightful visit to "Algoma,n
her old home, in Buckingham
county, is expected to return to
Tazewell next week.
Don't forget that III. W. Pobst is
still doing first-class watch work.
He guarantees all his work.
The Misses Hinchee, two bright
and attractive young ladies of
Bluefield, are visiting the Misses
Cooley and taking in the COM
mencement exercises.
Have you tried the ices, at
Pobsti They are delicious, try
them.
Capt. j. G, Gent, a leading law
yer and VIM. Finney, a prominent
citizen, of Lebanon, were register
ed at the Central on Wednesday.
You will find the fruit juices at
Pobst's strictly fresh and true to
their flavor.
Mr.. Chas. Mccall, postmaster at
Graham, was in the city on Tues
day.
Why not buy a pencil pocket
from Pobst, and save pencils, time
and worry?
Mrs. John III. Akers, of lowe
Thompson Valley, was making tn,
rounds of our dry goods stores oil
Tuesday.
The clear cut, yet delicate flavo
of Pobst's claret will make yor
want your sweetheart with vol
when taking a glass.
Mr.. j. +. Hurt, the Insuranc,
man, left on Monday to attend tn,
meeting of the Southeastern Tariff
Association, which met at Ole
Point Comfort this week.
Mr.. Hoke is introducing the
Bonnie Binder, which is the low
est binder to the ground, and best
adapted for rough and hill sid,
land. He wants those needing
binders to see the Bonnie befor,
purchasing.
We have on hand Is acres O
good rich blue grass land, nearly
all level. Good house, good watel
and good young orchard. We viii
sell for $500. Apply to this office
or to II. G. Hurt, Unaka, Va.
Il. 1. Hoke, the agricultural
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-05-26

isiuS SWaJ, ~. " ASaSuSu AoIo"Sh
today, ard will spend the summer
with us. AIRS. Peirce, DIR. Peirce's
mother came, also, and will spend |
most of the summer.
Mr.. A. 7. Kelley, whose expected |
arrival we noticed last week, reach
ed Tazewell last Saturday. He is
with us for the summer.
Dodd & Co., have just received
a new shipment of delicious cakes,
including all the flavors and styles.
Dodd & Co.'S cakes, crackers and
"Reception Flakes are all that
can be desired for the table.
Mrs. j. w. Baker had a fall
some time ago, and hurt her arm
seriOusly-she is lowly recover
ing.
Miss Ethel Watkins, one of Blue
fields best girls has been on visit
of several day, to her friends in town.
She left for home on yesterday, &C
companied by Miss Brooke Tiller
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ID. Kits are
moving into the building recently
occupied by DR.. Crockett.
Tazewell Council No. 119 Jr. o u
A. Nj. have moved into their new
council room on Main street.
Harry Pedigo student of Taze-
well College, left yesterday, to the
regret of his many friends.
You cannot find, even in the
cities, finer after dinner cups and
china wear, than Dodd & Co. are
showing nov. This is their sec
Ond shipment for this season.
Mr.. S. a. White, of Five Oaks,
was on our streets Wednesday.
Mr. White has just returned from
a business trip to w. Va.
What more handsome or suitable
wedding present could be given
than piece or set of Dodd 81 Co.'S
fine china?
Miss Mamie Pepper, of Elliston,
Va, and Miss Station, of Pocahon'
tas, two splendid young ladies, W no
are guests Of Miss Josie Smythe.
were shopping in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. Lewis Leffell, Il good citizen
of Clear Fork, has been in tow n
several days this week, taking in
the commencement exercises.
Mr.. j. l.. Baber, a progressive
merchant and substantial citizen
of Pocahontas, was in town Tues
day.
You can get Anything from a
fine salad dish for 81 .0e to a splen-
did set of china for $4,000 at Dodd
& Co.'S.
| We buy our shirts, collars and
cuffs direct from New York facto-
ry. The collar fits the shirt and
the SHIRT will lit you. Special wear
Madras cloth, soft bosom with
white collar is the most popular
style this season-we have them
HARTMAN & BoTTIMORE.
q If you need ring to seal the
D contract with your best girl Pobs
has them, and if you want som
thing finer than he has he will or
der them special.
The Globe Mower is used exten
sively by the best farmers in tn,
county and it is said to be one o
8 the easiest and lightest draugh
e mowers on the market. I'll
F farmers will do we'll to see thi
l machine before buying. Mr.. Hoke
agent has about engage ca
load for Tazewell.
We have a house in POcahonta
{ which rents for $4,000 per montl
. cash, which we will sell for $SOO.OO
, on easy terms. Write or call oil
3 j. A. Leslie, Tazewell Va.
Mr.. G. F. Hodges the pOpula
f photographer of Bristol has been il
/
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-05-26
WIDE OPEN.

For the benefit of skeptics Gf any my
insurance books are open for their in
spection, and they tell all about my in
surance business. They tell of the guam
tity OF insurance / write, of the good
quality of the companies represent.
This is not all my books tell--thry tell
OF particular men: men who are worth
millions and who hold large policies
with me. say particular men, because
men who have millions of dollars Of in
surance TO place are pretty sur" 20
place with the, agent who repre- Its
good companies.
repeat, my books are wide open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Crotona Park South .. 10 II OF E Idi =, ~
g. 81 Irregular: Clinton-aNe, W :, Nv q Sx
Cr,,ona PARK South. runs " 10" \ .AN..--s
% United states Trust Company eAeNu'0'9' &
etc 10 Peter Handehode ..-.. - 20. An
So q, ~ corner Scammel-st. ZoN'"' Ann .
i3Dette Seelig to Hulia Wittner $1,000
o1st II s 2S62 n Of ath-aNe %V''Ni''' 2
, Valentine Di,tmar 10 Grant hoffman 900 90
piverside-ave 2 $, 10 4 OF l-%d- ~ s'N-w
Claremont-aye. Duane kVeThoh 10 '"''" a
,aSd.st' s. SS5.4 It Of 7th-aye. l6sNS'.ll' ,
Dorothea S clark 20 Joseph ! layIoI -,
1,ast ErGadway No I75 35xiOo; Harris Klein 10 q
i ani 10 10 Z,xs7.G. Amelia Dunbar to
Harris and Abraham Cohen ;....,... i.aot.Io1t.
eo,h a. n G. 100 II OF Columbus ave 1VNl"V"' a
Anna r richards TO Charles Welloorn -, ~
rhnrnss NJ Young to the Harlem Young Mems ,
Mornlngside-ave. corner H. lI-s'' 1920 -
275xlOO: Warren w Foster. referee 10 OhdrIeS .
Louis ............. SO
Creenwich-st No 34l; Louise hoffman 10 ,
George A Mohman ct al. - :. -
Cherry-st Nos - and co and No 20 New Chhnl
tars 81: Onward L Carey to solomon w Johh- 9
son as president. etc 90 a. ca a. 90 -
Pearl 81 s ~ II Of Old slip. p 6X69 9xZ3l TX
7O3. Anthony SiversioR y HfIy banner
and another ..............
Ridge-st s. so IT Of Broome-st. EsSlVo Grace
n Thorne ct al. executors, etc, 70 LOUIS anu
Jacob Lyman. ,t-. ~, ~, =.
Gfand-st n corner Willett-st- x1xlVo; Sufiolk-
81 " s. 100 Il OF HOustonrst: Abram Broth
20 Louis l. Richman. ........:.
Grand ST n 8 % n " OF Willett-st. 2xlOO SUI
fok-st. 3. 175 II OF Houston-st. 25Xl"o;
Louis 7, Richman TO Abram Brothers $3.50.
lyqtn-st. n 8. 3l5 II @ OF Ath-ave 5ON9Sll. Will
lam Moores TO William Payne. ........!.....