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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-21

Washington, April Is The story
that the resignation of John Addison
Porter, secretary to the president, was
now in the hands of Mr.. Mckinley to
take effect at the latter's convenience,
is Officially denied at the white house
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-21
Lesse IndIcted for Mnrder.

Maryville, Mo-, April IS. &C. G. Jesse,
slayer of Frank Griffin, editor of
"Grif's Maryville Daily Review" was
arraigned in circuit court yesterday,
the grand jury having indicted him
for murder in the first degree. His
case was continued to the June term
of tho pirpuit court
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-21
nenth Cnn.rn nr rrlrht.

Peoria, H., April ls.-Alexander
Reid, of French Grove, H., on return
ing from his fathers funeral, was
called to the bedside of his sweetheart
and found her dead from fright caused
by horse running nway with her.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-21

whats disc" asked Uncle Rastus.
"rhat is n patent razor, Take it
along, Rastus. III give ittoyou"
"Gwan way frum here, don't need
no safety razzer. Wen goes TO a ball
wants a razzer dats loaded, en- doan
Tou forgit t. Harlem Life
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-21
Orders Issued TO Discharge Men.

Washington, April is, Orders were
issued to-day to Gen. Brooke to dis
charge men in the regular army in
Cuba who had enlisted only for the
war with Spain.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-21
relegrnnhs 90. nnn Wnrds nn nonr.

London, April 1S-IIerr Polacll, a
well-known engineer and electrician,
has discovered, says the Vienna cor
respondent of the Daily Chronicle, a
means of telegraphing 10000 words
per hour over a single wire
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-21
For kIdnnping AN Omcer.

Vinita, ]. r., April 1s,-Charles
Chambers and five of his neighbo
have been arrested on charge of kid
naping Marshal Reddelds and carry
ing him across into the state of Kan
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-21
FEW SOLDIERS RE-ENLIsTING.

Washington, April 1.-THE desire
of the volunteers to return to this
country is evidenced in a report which
shows that, of those who have been
offered the opportunity to re.enlist
with the offer of bonus in travel pay
OF over $500. only about seven per cent
will accept The volunteers, it is
stated, desire to come home by organ
izations instead of individually, Some
discharges of individual soldiers have
been brought about by congressional
pressure, but as rule Gen. Otis has
been disappearing all applications for
discharges, except in the case of sick
or wounded and disabled soldiers
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-21

InH spanish AnnhHAhhhT Nb NhAhlhBA'h'
London, April II. Special dispatches
from Madrid say the duke of ARGOS,
the late Spanish minister TO Mexico
and who married Miss Virginia
Lowery, of Washington, has been
designated as Spanish ambassador &c
Washington.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-21
WILL PLEAD INSANITY.
Mrs. George, slayer of Mrs. McI<inley's
Brother, to Make This an Excuse for
Knling Her Alleged Paramour

Canton, O., April IS. The state has
concluded its direct testimony against
Mrs George and the defense will now
have its inning. There was strong
intimation yesterday that the lines
of defense will he temporary in
sanity -- emotional insanity. This
came from the bench in a decision
admitting testimony bearing on
the relations between the accused
and SaNton dating back as far as the
sos. The Judge announced that these
relations were admissible if insanity
is to be the defense or if insanity is &c
be in any degree relied upon as part
of the defense. They were furthe'
admissible, he said, on the grounds o.
generalization or deliberation, ana
also because the state has shown some
of the relations between Saxton, Mrs.
0---'-" and Mrs. Althouse.
ConsuIs Ordered to Their Posts In Spain.
Washington, April 10. The secre-
tary of state has directed the return
TO their posts in Spain of the United
States consuls who were obliged to
leave on account of the war. The de-
partment has determined that they
shall all be retained in the consular
service, there being no ill.feeling in
Cured by them. The sub.consular
officers mostly remained in Spain
throughout the war and they will also
be continued in the service.
Joints In Topeka Closed.
Topeka, Kan, April ls.-Mayor c. j.
Drew, who took charge of municipal
affairs here last week, has closed up
the joints as tight as drum. Mayor
Drew says that he proposes to make
a dry town of Topeka while he is
maVOr.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-21
THE CLIMATE DEFENDED.
TwENTY-FGRsr OFF FOR MANILA.

San Francisco, April is. The United
States transport Hancock sailed yes
terday for Manila with the Twenty
first infantry regiment. Several other
transports will depart during the
week. The Grant, with invalided sol
diers and many dead bodies on board,
is due here within few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-04
PORTER STEALS so.ooo IN GOLD.
Hid II In Waste Paper TIL He Could Re.
move II from the Adams Express Once.

Acanvas bag containing Sc 900 in gold was sen,
by the First National Bank 81 Str0udsburg Pa
TO the Fourth National Bank Of Philadelphia
an Saturday last. and was received from the Ma
tlonal Express Company by the Adams Express
Company at their Office. 80 broadway. This
bag was rcceip,cd for by tho receiving money
clerk, and was placed in his room. II WAS one
OF the duties Of George W. Bircher. the express
company's coorcd porter TO sweep out the money
rpa,tmrnt, including tho room where the bar
had been placed beside the regular messenger =
sale The porter covered up the bag with some
waste paper, so that the clerk. in making IN the
Philadelphia safe, overlooked it, Later when
q favorable Opportunity offered. Birchc;t took
ne bag out to his home on jersey City Heights
FROM there II was taken for snfe keeping 10 a
leiaiv"s house and concealed In the ali shat,
In Me rear Of the house.
IlnkertOns detective Agency had the tack
"l hnding the stolen gold and the thief In con.
junction win the Offices Of tho Adams COmDany
llnkcron mrn examined all II Tho employees
VINO cou'd nav" had an opportunity ~ sicaIinl.
lhr money. After two days earnest inycstIgn
u"n; they became satisfied that Birchru was a.
ihIi' ana under close Questioning he nj last CON
,rsSd Ne robbery, and told where the gold was
hlnnrn' IN" fun amount. loSg $40, which Bir-
CncU ilad lost or spent, was found in u stocking
u'r original bag having been destroyed
WtCheu pleaded guilty Of grand larceny he
iorc Magistrate deuel. in the Centre Street Police
,nur' yesterday and was held in s. 900 bail for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-04
IiErT. HINCELET ANNOYED.
lie Trounccs Young Gland" bishop and
Policeman Arrests Him.

BArYIoH. y. \. Nov. 3-Lieut Charles +.
Hinckley. a retired armv officer ~ Nevbnrgh.
who 10 registered AZ the Sherman House. was
arrested this afternoon and placed in tho viii
lags lookup on the charge OF assaulting Claude.
a son ot Harry liacd Bishop. well-known
resident OF the town. Hinck'ey was standing
In front OF the sherman House when some OF
the village boys came along and began to an
nOy him. At frat he took the acts OF the young
stors good naturally. He finally became veIed.
and whom one OF the boys took hold OF his coat.
tails and gave them u yAnk. Hinckloy started
i'm pursuit Of his tormenturs lie finally
caught young Bishor and. as II il alleged.
slapped him soundlv. Chief Of Police Schneider
came along OF this time and arrested Hincklcy.
Proprietor Tweedy OF the sherman House gave
security for llincklcy appearance tomorrow
Bystandors say that llincEey was provok ed
~ do what he did. The Bichop. boy saws he
was only an, ON. cooker ard did not moleSt
Hinckley, HinckIry II about ~ years OF az"
aud is said To- be- wealthy. Some u those who
saw the AFFAIR say his arrest was IN outrage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-04
Private SALES.

NJ. & l.. Hess have sold for Joseph Steiner 4
Brother the five story and basement business
building, .JylOO No Pos Pearl street. for $50 900.
q. Tuuii Il Co have sold for j. VI. q f. A.
Libby for about Sl10 600 eight four story double
brick flats, Nos. 40S 10 422 East l23d street
Henry ID Winans May report the sales OF
No. 925 Fifth avenue for i. ". Simpson: tho
private stable, No. lac West Fifly-1fth street,
Tor LOOMS White TO Andrew Freedman: the pr.
yate stable, No; q East Thirty,third street, for
the estate 81 william Post, and the four story
for Mrs. Mary NJ. Stewart
DR. Edward G. Janrway has bought the four
story brownstone dwelling. leasehold. on lot
l7xiOO5. No. 45 West Forty-eighth street
Isaac Cohen has bought the three story dwell
ing. No. 800 East Seventy second street
T.. H. Van lngcn has bought the old building
on lot 21N02. No IL West Eighteenth street Mr.
Van Ingcu also owns No. IL adjoining.
August {. Rode has sold TO an investor tho
three story brick dwelling. on 10. 25xlOO, No
22l East Eighty-third street
DIR. Sanders has bought the three story dwelling
No. III East Seyenty-tirst street
II II. Macdonald has sold for Fannie +. ID
Story the five-story Hat, 25x9OxlOO No. los West
Seventeenth street
The FIVE story Hat, on plot 32xl0O.ll, No. l36
West 10th street, has been sold.
the fve-stOry HAT, 25NpOXlO0 No, +43 East
ll1th street. has been sold.
Post & Reese have sold for Charles II. Hender-
son the four story and basement dwelling. FIX
100 No. Ill Fast Thirty first street.
The thrce.story dwelling. No. 2io West sixty
second street, has been sold.
Estclle L. Taylor has sold No, 34+ Pleasant
charles York has sold No soi West 1.sth
atrc
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lsbih AZ. 500 "; Y Building Loan Association Co
va John Huter and VIE; attys. Buoraem. II ABB
Goth -. I2be 18th sv: 5OkIOo.o5: Henry Moulton
~ Marjory Morrison ct al. lessehOld; atty. q Z
coffin.
Goth ST. n O. 426 " 10th ave, 25IIoo.5: C Julie NJ
Husson trustee. vs. Henry Menken OF al atty. II
Smith.
HVus,on ~ n " cor, 81 9th av: IL .pxas: Ambrose
Fly " David V johnson ct al. atty, Smith.
Oliver -, 100 and 1902 Catherine Sackett vs. Thomas
Brodie ct al: atty, A cohen.
Lot 1875 Brontwood Park. amended williams.
bridge. Lihepto Gaufrancesco W ole Ormsted:
atty, W Bartrsm.
Houston st. n g. lot az, nv Thomas r Iudlam
2I.IlispS; The Naimonidss Benevolent Society
vs. GuStsNt Goldman ct Al; atty. ST LYMAN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-04
PRANK or wISC0NSIN s1uDEyTS
The Boys Steal Clothing from the Laundr,
of the Girls.


MADISON. Wis. Nov. 3-As result OF the
public Indignation over the radIng OF the So
rie,y houses and the laundry at Ladies' Hall
10y Wisconsin University students on Monday
evening. two mass meetings were held to-day.
The frst was called by President Adams. The
President h.Nde u strong address denounciug
the outrage. and said three courses OF action
were necessary. First. the young men OF the
university must express themselves as the
women had done; second. every article stolen
must he returned. and third. tho faculty must
take hold OF the matter with firm hand,
President Adams said 2ni articles Of linen
were stolen from the girls and that very few
had been returned. He suggested that the
linen he sent To "A city laundry whore II could
be returned to tho young women aud he would
nav all EXPENSES connected with II.
Acting on President Adamss suggestion the
presidents OF the various classes called mass
meeting OF the male students ut which, after
long discussion. a set Of resolutions were
adopted ,condcmning and rcpn iintinG he out
faculty IN its acton and TO discourage similar
outbreaks in the future, II Is sail the faculty
has Iist 2, toity Participants in this raid and
The raid was Tho result Of the might shirt
parade" Of Halloween, when. mob OF two
broke into Ladies Hall and ril"d tha laundry
Of over SluO worth Of the linen II the girls and
hoqsS and looted that q so worth Of. cushions
and other property. IThe university. Young
women were holding their, annual Halloween
dress party at the time from which young
men are excluded and the raid was carried ont
IN u spirit Of protest against the exclusion,
After stealing the linen the students wore IL
about the city md then carried the articles
home as trophies
The humiliation Of the Young women Is
| dcrprnrd hy the fact every piece " linen must
| be ;ndeihly stamped with the owners name,
The young women held mnS meeting and
raSscd n resolution cnd3Tsed by President
Adams. Dean Birgs and Miss Emory, dean Of
the women refusing TO receive calls from male
stulentS or attend parties until the 8; olrn
uroperty is returned aud III" guilty persons
uunishrd In consequence" several Traction
nnrti.. planned have been called on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-04
NAIAL STATION EXPLOSION.
Fuse Test In the Laboratory Injuries n
Workman Seriously.

NEWPORT, II, l., Nov. 3--Thcrc was nm OK.
poson at the Naval Torpedo Station this even.
ne in which George Il Frye lost an eye and pos
IDLY the use Of both hands. II was Just before
We hour Of closing, o'clock, when Frye WINS
iesIng fuse In the electrical laboratory. II
suddenly exploded throwing Frye 10 tho floor
lyihrS dressing was made 10 his wounds
ly' was married this week. This is the first
S Sr.UuS accident that has happened at thcIorpcdo
.n.i"IE hbput seven years ago in which srv
,tai men were Killed. II was found that Frye lost
e,' manu- and the ends Of two or three finger,
on the right hand '''
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Satisfied Ne chanics Liens.

Donaldson Brown CO W Brent Good order
q! rDugt. ley ~, II >, ~ q greenwich 81;
lS.'3. ....... ....... ..... .
philOrlck. John A. - lcuis Liebeskini,
lipth 4. u -. 100 " Madison av; lspy !
GoldfArb, ril.liu, - samuel Oiinsberg. ppth
~. II .. l2h y Park aN. 1879 ,.,......,.,... I
AArUusJn. pru"v. and rno. VI Simon
Jacobs 49, e. ofg eth 81. 1883 ...........
Sane vs. sluIe. IL clinton ~ 1850. ..........
william Mr~h1ue -, ". William Lane, 2.5
aud go T. 4Oth -; 1919. ......... .......,.
Groh, Flank 3. W william Lane, by deposit.
10th ". 2,Jsnl 80 T.. 1881 ......... ....
En- T. Marvin - PerflmNn RnZinskS, ga
to- 1I- Clinton ~; 1899. ...... .............
Miller 3 Bar ker " Michael HAnlon. 2I4 and
2j6. ga 10 as T.; 1921. ............ ......
IAudrsherv. Bsrnfrld 4 Schinman vs. same.
same prOperty3 lsHg....... .................
Eastern Hydraulic Press Brick Co vs. VIM z
hirk. b nth ~ and Morris hv, necOr: 1899,
NashingtO Hydraulic Press Brick Co -
same. same property 1892 ...:...,.......
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Boulevard. e cor psth st. lOOxtUo III
John kapp vs. j Lsdrssss or Stein
metz 600. ..,....,......... .........,.........
Same prop; Hermann Grace W. La.
Hrassa ct sl.............. ..............,.....
9th ay, re cor 18th II T. 10th At; Hermann
4 Grace Va Siegel, Cooper Co ct al.
9Th IT, 26t. 26d and .11 TO 21S Il: Emanuel
kApelsohn vs. NJ II nael HanlOn ..,.........
1opth u. Sc, 10 " Columbus ay. LOOK
IuO.ll; + J Clarke 4 Co VI Edward
stth 81, az and 3ip ". Leonard @ Kirk vs.
W y stokes ct al ............. ....... ..,
Monroe NJ. ij2 10 1911. y \ Slate works Va
william SugarnAn ......... ..,..... ..,....
10Th II. =, 25S Irt hS. 5JNiuO, y Y
State Work. W Ainlph WiadhUpt, .... ..
Greenwich IT. ~. Gnlifarb X farbrr vs.
Matthew Corrnran ct al........ ........ ..
I3Ilh 1t. ms. l2j Wills Az, I25NlOJ vii.
Ham BuesS " furman V Gaines ct sl.
Pike Il. 80 and ~, and ~ Monroe IT: Ohio
Mining and Mfg Cows Iottie Rather .....
18th ~. AZ and 42i Y George Krs.ler vs.
Adolph Weilhopf and others co.. ...,......
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nEkL ESTATE NEWS.

The brokerage branch Of the real estate market
showed considerable more activity yesterday
than on any previous day Of the week and a num-
Der Of sales Of substantial proportions report
ed The investment buying Of apartment proper
tics was continued. and one sale amounting 20
sllO 900 was among the transactions Of this
character reported by the brokers' The dealing
In private dwellings, was again conspicuous
4 new American basement dwelling ON Fifth
avenue, between Seventy-thrd and Seventy
fourth streets, was reported sold, and several
dwellings, and private stables on the cross streets
near Fifth avenue appeared in the list Of sales An
old business dwelling on Pearl street found a
buyer for a good price. $780, 900
Seven offerings were scheduled for sale in
the auction room yesterday, but owing 10 adj
tournaments only four Of these were actually
sold. All the sales were in legal proceedings,
and. contrary to custom outsiders secured each
parcel The auction market throughout the
week has been consistently dull and little or no
interest has centred In the sales held in the Broad
way salesrOOm.
In regard 10 the many sales and rentals Of pri-
vate dwellings lately, member Of the Arm Of Henry
ID WinHns Il May. stated yesterday that they had
found the season especially active in that branch
Of the realty business. They have effected about
thirty five rentals OF private dwellings for tho
rents being generally toto 20 per cent in advance
over previous years This statement has an i'm
por,nnt bearing on the condition Of improved prop
erty in the upper Fifth avenue district proves
that there is II good demand for the best class OF
housing facilities and this fact should lead TO q
number OF investment transactions
II. H. Macdonald was tho broker in the sale Of
No l25 West Twenty.fourth street, recently
reported
II. d. Winans 4 May were the brokers In tho
sale OF No, East Sixty frst street, TO Henry Emo
reported yesterday.
Alexander Halter took title yest .rduy TO the
plot Forty second street 1875 feet west Of Sixth
avenue. 2ONis76. running thrugh to Forty.iirs
street, for a stated consideration Of 500 Mr.
Halter gives a mortgage Of $500 600 on the prop
erty 10 j. Crawford McCreery. Tho plot was
reported sold about eight months ago, and the
report denied. Since then IL has been the sub
Jet Of numerous reports, all OF which have been
denied. The passing Of the tito to Mr. Halter
disposes Of the property cTectunlly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-04

Sweet, Elizabeth. TO John II Tripler. 500
18th ct, = yrs .........................
Spencer. VIVA, ct al, trustees, to Basha Eel.
tenstein, 1Jl East Broadway. 3 yrs....,.
hcNutt, Margaret V q, to Consolidated lee
Co. Exterior ct, q ., oquidist,nt from
18th at and . Goth NJ, runs 81, itNntb..
1ir72 CT, with Wharfage. &c. . yrs.
Moore. kath y. tn same. 10th ~. a o cor, III.
terror ~. -r1OsK irreg, yrs. ......,....
Moore. Maria L u. to same, 10th st. SIS, los
Exterior II, 2bNVl.li d yrI. .....,....
Peyser. Henry VI. to Morris Frank and ano.
1850 and 1852 sd av. store, ~. = yrs 80.
Jay, Eleanor X and John u Elliott. indy
aud trustees, $40 Broadway. LIST floor, .
Swami. James, TO Hartietta Durando, Dyck.
Insn Of, q =, at II VS. 10th ty. protested,
23t.pNh2I22t-SlA2;1Oy rr............,..
Kern, Nicholas &. to Henry StCgemAnn and
sno. 6bt both Vt, -" yrs. ..........
Berkovskv. Barnett, 10 August Adiclrs, 5ti
"a av. store. Nc, 8 yrs.........,,...........
Mehlich. Emile, to Emile Hembsrgor,
lAlO Madison ay, store. Nc, yrs $40 to
Steiner. John W, to Joseph Lang, I7tl
Ma Ii,on ay. store. sc, 1's yrs. ..........,..
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The oldest decd ever recorded In the Regis.
ter's ONCE WAS nut on record to-day. II was
on twenty-'our foot front plot OF ground stu
tina lands Of Ianr> Watson aud one Daniel Pen
field. The deed OF conveyance was dated MAY
~, lTNl, aud made by Josiah q. Hoffman 10
Martin Hoffman fora consideration OF $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-04
a.siRninents OF Mortgages
ricau MORTGAGE Co 10 William II o,gooi.

American MORTGAGE Co TO William II o'cooi,
~ commit g. So .,...,,. slSO4S
Same t. Mrhtc!- II /cg~ ........,... IU.@IH
Corn ENchang" Bank 70 Joseph bIncr ..... nom
Ireland. John 49, eNr, 81. to Fannie Lawler
ana ano. 49,. ,..,.,,,....,.,...,, nom
Jaus. Charles u, and ano. eNrs. sc, Charles
n JAuH trustee. ...,,.. ...,.,ss,. 1000
lee benjamin r. TO Alfred l. White and
Rno...,..,......,.., Observation-Disclosures. nom
Powell sarah II, To LYDIA VI MilGts ct al $4,000
Petty, John i, to Mar" St"Mller ..,.n,.,, nom
Tou,GArk. samuel u, to Martin Fink ..... nom
'rrnwbrIdgc, Charlotte =, to Henry Tiuw.
bulge ''.. ...,.......,.... ...,..,..... sOI5
WcinLcry Charles, to samson LachmannE aud
auo, clrs, ~ ...,....,......,,...... nom
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-04
DROTNED NAV WISHED ASHORF
New Jersey Beach Patrol Think the Iody
Game from the Ferryboat Chirago.

AsRuRY PARK, y. j. Nov , While pntrolling
the beach this afternoon Briltou Slocum, II
member OF the Deal lfe-snvinG crew, found the
body Of n man. which had been washed ashore
at Loeb Arbor. The body was clothed In n suit
Of black worsted, light brown fall overcoat. bal
brggnn underwear. black CATERS. rundown
collar. blue and white polka dot neckte and
white shirt. on which the laundry mark was
"kD2." In tho pockets were twenty cents in
money, "a pair OF eve, glasses and leather
Initials ID, B." The man was rr0fnhi" u
years old. , feet inches IN height aud
weighed probably No pounds. The belief
here ir that tho man In one OF the victims ~
tho ferryboat Chicago disaster Coroner Her
bert took charge ot the holy and. unless II ls
claimed Tomorrow, 1t will he buried IN Mount
Prospect Cemetery.
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THE SUN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1899
B.ysrd at. 81. 1aI i,rce; Charlie. " p.yi.

Bayard At. 81, 19I irrcg; Charles " Davis
TO Charles Crommelieu. .......,.........,
Jackson ct, a. 2Jx5O; Timothy T walsh and
hno, trustee to Margaret Walsh, 30 parts
15tth st, n =, 225 Elton av. 25xtOO; John
PPetty to Mario Slender and ano. ......
Clay av. W .. 1891 u 16yth st. 5uSs3t
5p.I1S4.1: Clay av. ~. 2f4.i n lGBth
st, 5ONs2. 4I6uxs2.y. CLAY av. -. 332.i
IA 1dpth ct, 1881 .5X7bTs2 I: Clay ay.
VS., I3p.1 n 1dpth st, 6OxSuS5O. 2ISi.T
Teller ay. q :, 1872 l6Uth st. Sl.ilx
irreg; Teller av, Q ., 224.i n ld0th VI.
5ONS2.5NJuNS2.i 10: Teller av. Z ., 2pU.l n
1dSth At, bOIsi. 1NbUxs2.3; Teller av.
eH, 374.1 II 16pth IT. Constitutional. ~,
Teller ay, es, BAL II Idpth st. I25r77.41
lrrey; Webster Av, VS., $50 9. centre OF
1USth At, runs n W, $50 to Clay Az q Q
lR1tseISI lis to Webster av 1sw, 33.1t.
fphraim Is Levy to Chas II 4 Edward A.