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The evening times., 1899-06-22
Victims of the Sewer Accident.

Coroner Carr has issued a certificate of aeci-
dental death in the case of John Pollard, the
who was killed by the falling of the der
rick. used in the construction of the Tiber
Creek sewer. at Second and X Streets south
east, yesterday afternoon. The body was turned
over to the dead mans relatives. and will be
taken to his late home in Anacostia. where it
will be prepared for burial. John Thompson
of the injured in the accident was
reported to be much improved this afternoon,
and entirely out of danger. Dyson. the other
injured man, is still in critical condition. but
the physicians at Providence Hospital, where
both men were taken, do not anticipate fatal
results.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
stra~burg,s German Enthusiasm.
(From the London Chronicle.)

The seemingly enthusiastic reception given To
the German Emperor and Empress at stras-
burg Yesterday, wien the city was profusely
decorated with flags. and much animation pre-
vailed in the Streets will no doubt cause much
sorrowful reflection in France. When the old
Emperor in 1870 reached the capital of Alsace
to review the troops there, he found most OF the
house blinds down, and the streets all but de-
serted. That was just twenty years ago. But
what a change has come the inhabitants OF
the Reiohsland since then, il we make all
due allowance for official flags and animation
which may be in order, And an imperial
palace now also adorns Strasburg.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES.

Howard Bosttetter the winner Of the John
McPherson Scott prize in the Hagerstown High
School.
Michael II. Welsh. the circus man. states that
he has about completed arrangements TO take a
circus to the Klondike
The engagement of Miss Laura Cromwell daush.
ter of DIR. Cromwell. of Eckhart. Allegany coun-
ty, TO $. johnson Poe, of former Attorney
General John p. Poe, of Baltimore, is announced
4 man threw lighted match into an empty
whisky barrel in Cumberland recently, causing
a violent explosion. The head of the barrel shot
straight up at least 100 feet, and was badly
broken.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
Husband sued for supnort.

Nellie T. Flynn today brought suit against her
husband. Thomas Flynn. for maintenance and
separate support. The parties were married in
Baltimore, Nd. in 1898. Mrs. Flynn states that
on February . last her husband filed a petition
for divorce against her, but when her counsel
asked for fees and alimony. pendente lite. the
petitioner. through his solicitor. caused the pro-
ceedines to be dismissed. Since that time. Mrs
Flynn states, her husband has refused TO con-
tribute TO her support. She also declares that
her husband has often treated her with great
cruelty.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
ELIZABETH M. sHUsTFR's WILL
Terms of the Last Testament File,
for Probate.

The will of Elizabeth NJ. Shuster. dated
July is, 1892 and codicii thereto dated
November 3. 1898, were filed for probate
today. The will directs the following dis
position to be made Of the estate of the
deceased:
Ten thousand dollars, loaned by her to
the firm of W. NJ. Shuster & Sons, she
leaves to her husband, W. NJ. Shuster. and
The evening times., 1899-06-22
OLD DOMINION NEWS NOTES.

Patterson n beautiful farm of forty acres,
near Petersburg. has been sold to 4. \. Fraylor,
of that city, for SS2H0.
W. L. Maupin. clerk of the county court Of
Albemarlc. a few days ago fractured the bone
in his right leg. Amputation may be necessary.
Capt. A. F. Bagby. indicted for fcloniously
shooting George X. Scott on March Is last, was
tried at Tappahannock Tuesday and acquitted.
Sel.-defenoe was the plea relied upon.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
LATE ARMY ORDERS.

Lieut.. Ralph Mccoy, Twentieth L. 5. Infantry.
is transferred TO the Seventh L. 5. Infantry,
Company +. and will join that company.
Lieut. Edward 7. Winston, Nineteenth L. $.
Infantry. will report in person to Lieut.. Col.
Tully McCrea. Fifth L. $. Artillery. president of
tho examining beard at Governors Island, New
York city for examination to his fitness for
promotion.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
The Anti-snIoon League.

The Anti-Saloon League of the District of CO.
iumbia will celebate its sixth anniversary by a
reception at Wesley Chapel. Fifth and Streets
northwest. tomorrow evening at $50 O'Clock.
There will be music and refreshments The
sixth anniversary public meeting will be held
in Calvary Baptist Church. Eighth and II
Streets northwest, Sunday, June %, at S
D. IN.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
Sui, for Divorce Filed.

suit ;or divorce fled today against Ed
ward c. Foley by his wife. who claims that he
deserted her without just cause or provocation
The parties married in New York in 1892,
and soon after came TO this city to live.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
p. Biungarter.
IocnI Pcu,ion. CruntcJ

Among the pensions just granted are the fol-
lowing TO residents of the District: Reissue
George II. Miller, $40. Original-Nary J. Down
Sl2.
The evening times., 1899-06-22

The president and faculty of Gonzaga College
have issued invitations to the fftieth annual
commencement Of that institution, which will
be held this evening at o'clock in the college
hall.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
Reform All Around.
Frcm Puck.

NOW. tine Philippines d be all right if it
wasn't for the climate"
.-oh, well; when get things settled down.
maybe wc'li be abe TO do something about that.
The evening times., 1899-06-22

The pleasure that from drinking Heu-
rieh's beers is enhanced by the assurance that
every glass is pure and beneficial. Phone 63i,
Arlington Bottling Co, for Of Maerzen,
Senate, or Lager.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
Marine Ennd Concert.

The following is the programme of the
concert to be given by the L. S. Marine
Band at the Marine Barracks this after
rnon =
The evening times., 1899-06-22

March. Rifle Regiment .............S sous
Overture. ''Di Ballo'' .................S sullivan
Ballet Music ''Di Copelia' ..............D .Delibe-
French Horn Solo, ''Nocturno" Gonging)
The evening times., 1899-06-22
WEAK nj EN-!

fostsat ReIeE Cure IN Is psya Never returns, vii
gladly soud to any sufferer in plain sealed envelop,
FREE prescription With full &r"5:ions for quick
Debility Small Weak Parts. varicoceic etc Addrsss
G. 8. Wright, Music Dealer. Boz 1898. Marshall MI:
The evening times., 1899-06-22

Two broken lines OF s1.GO Madras and
Percale Nesilgee Shirts, with one pair de-
tached link cuffs to match; all desirable
coiors IN large and small plaiis, stripes
and fancy designs-such as you see sold
here and everywhere at S1.0O each
this price will surely clear orc
them out in an hour-yery near Shs
every size ..................
The evening times., 1899-06-22

900 yards of fine White Pique n :
Remnants in assorted welis: xS
u l-2c to l6c quality. va
1900 yards fine Silk Mulls; 50
foulard styles. mostly navy blue u
grounds; SOC qualify. v
i case New York Mills fine ~
bieached muslin; full yard n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-11
by PETER F. MEYER 4 co.

side 3eS feet 81 PARK
luz
Arthur j. Westermayer. attorney: Abner G.
d1S ss. Sa' .ss s5
and interest; taxes. assessments. &c. $3.50 and
EastIi34th street. No. 81. north side. 2e5 feet
west Park avenue. 25x9H. II; fve-story brick
fat fpreGlosure sale: W william NJ, kIngsIand
lain. attorneys; Thomas j. Dunn. sheriff: due
on Judgment. s13s5s13 and interest: costs
Snd AZ ana spa taxes
vest Of Whilst street. 25'oSxio6: two-.tory
TIT PITT G street No 127, west side, 2oos feet
southeast Of Houston street 24.1Oax1OOx25x
100; vacant; trustees sale.
BY WILLIAM NJ. RYAN.
West Broadway. No. 458. west side. 100 feet
north Prince, street25x75: two-story brick front
and rear buildings.
Of feHs sEse sac bref
dwsllns R partition sale Johh g. M Hadden w. w.
torneVs: Francs G. Cantine. t referee. '"' At
East Thirty-sixth street. No 344. south side.
100 feet west OF First avenue. 25x9S9: i've
Dunn VS.. Herman Won n atzmer ct al; Town.
send 4 Mahan. ,attorneys George Haas. ref
eat: costs and allowances. s425;20 and inter
est: taxes assessments. &C.. 81. 3G094 and in
Bowery. No. 141. east side. 1863 feet south Of
Broome street. 25x10S; lx23X1099; thres-
store executors sale. estate OF Julia Il. Cote
BY BRYAN L. KENNELIY 4 co.
West Fifty-third street. No. 143. north side
feet east Of Seventh ayenue 1S0xlOO.5. four
story basement and cakar. brownstone dwell
East Seventy first street. No 40. south side.
l25 feet west OF Third avenue. l6.Sxl0O,5;
three basement and cellar brownstone
West 135th street No. 245. north side. 1875
West 123d street; No; ST. south To side S5a 8
story basement and cellar frame and brick
f1lled dwelling; public sale 100 ia. 90
feet south n EiShtyleintR street 10 6SSo, four
story and basement brick and brownstone
dwelling with extension.
BY WILLIAM KENNELLY.
Broome street, No. 5lS northeast corner
Thompson street. 2Ox50; three-story frame
store and tenement. with three-story brick and
,, br"o%. :.5Sst No. $40 Perth sqs 1e 4
tTo;story brick store; partition sale; William
Rabe & Keller. attorneys; WILDER Mcbride
BY RICHARD v HARNETT a co.
West Thirteenth street, No. 1873, north side,
$3.50 feet west OF sixth 4venus. 206xlO3.3:
three; story and basement brick dwelling; pub
lie sale
by HERBERT A SHERMAN.
east OF Sullivan street. 25x95 g: six-story brick
store: foreclosure sale: Anna ID, Bliss against
Catharne T., McKeown at al; Wood & Hill,
attorneys: Charles i. Griffin. referee; due on
allowance. $:tSO.O2 and Interest; taxes. assess
ments. &c 1881 90 and interest.
Division street No. Is. south side. 1898 feet
brick store; the Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Company Of Washington. Delaware.
Covington. attorneys; Thomas J. Purdy, ref
cree: due on Judgment. S5.Sa2: taxes. &c.
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Auction Sales.

yesterday Peter +. Meyer 4 Co. sold in FORE
closure the flve-story brick tenement. 24.2x
$3.50. No 1883 Third avenue. to the plaintiff
flve-story brick apartment house. 3S6xl0O5
No. 1853 West Fittyfirst street. to l.. Napoleon
tenements, Nos. 3l8 and 31S East Forty fourth
street; to George Schanbacher for $l6.45O and
$l6.4OO respectively.
Samuel Goldsticker sold. in foreclosure. the
flve-story brick fat. 25 2x10O, No. 981 Column
bus avenue. to the plaintiff. Albert Erdman. for
$2a.293.
Bryan L. Kennedy & Co. sold. in foreclosure
the two-story frame dwelling, No. Ill Enst
l22d street. to the plaintiff. Thomas j. Mecca
hill. for $4,000.
James L. Wells sold. in foreclosure, the va
cant plot. % 10xlO0 59x % 1oxlO384. on the
south side OF East Chester road, % 10 feet
west Of Blondell avenue. to tho plaintiff. Ed
ward SecOr. for s. 600
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Foreclosure Suits.

l25th st. SIS. 100 " Sd av. l4oxlooIl. 3.6 parts;
Paul rerLog Margaret q Hopper, Jr. ct al.
atty. NJ. Kendall.
l27th ST. n q, 24O " eth av. I4198ll; Mutual Life
lns Co vs. Louisa TeetA ct al; attys, hoaes Il N.
Lots tS and 80, map Arden property. Westchsstsr;
Edward V. Burton VS. Nathan Mayer ct all atty. J. c.
de La Mare.
Amsterdam Av, n COZ l2Yth st. 80. 0Iloo: Michael
MaTrono vs. James T Fitzpatrick ct al; Atys. BulloWA
a. II.
llsth st. IT'S " 9TH Ay, 44Iloo.li Eliz Rankin
Nv
Water ct, Sw cor Jackson At, ll4I7O; American
rs
Wales ay, W =, 162. I sWestchester Av. 25XI27.GI
2p.lIxlll,l; Victor GeIhaTds Va Michael Chsling
ct al; atty o. QuAcken bush W.
Concord av, W =, 100 l6lst st, BoIl0o: John y
Seeveset al W Tony Altieri ct al foreclosure lien;
atty. L II MoerAn.
10Th ut. . cor Manhattan av, a5xIoo IL; Bradley
Currier Co Philip Brunner OF al; IttyS. Ots u
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Rsnl Estats Transfara.

Webster av, e a. 626 3 scribner st. 5oI72.lo
xhuHI1,Uj August & NAM, referee, to
Michael kC Observation-Disclosures. sI,425
DAILY sv, II " .. lot 289. map village of Fast
fremont, 4Orl Y 8 to Honeywell x62.oK
lT6 Susie Peter 10 MArkus EberhArt, 700,
Barker aS, es, 30 Juanna at, boIlbOx
100 10 Julianna IT 5OI5uxl0o; Harvey
Gaylord To Herbert A. Gay lord. .......,..,..
Goth ST, +O3 +, 26XlUo.s; VIM Roden to
Louis Stuibrr. Observation-Disclosures.
4pth at. Ii 8. 100 nth Gv. 25Ip3, John
Burt, Jr, referee. tO Anna Mcguire. .,... 1000
9th At. IS. l7I Avenue A, 25Ipb.2, lease
hold; John Dun, ref to Oscar Kunoth.
cite Grsenebaum N ~ @ $4,000
Vanderbilt NV. n cor lsdth st. 6OXlO0:
Leopold Seren berg TO Vim Selling and ano
Washington Ry, VS., 20 lbbth vt.
23xa7; Laura Nelson to MaEdAlenR
FrennesCn. ....,.. $500
Pitt St vi. 26NIOo; William and julius
Blchrach to solomon Bachrach. ...........
SCANNED st. n o cor Madison at. S3K75.bx3T
I75h; Morris Monsky 10 Rachel Vein
stein: l-3 part. Observation-Disclosures. I
10th st. 5. lIS Eth av. l:TxloO.Ii:
Alexander ketchum to the Trustees OF
the Presbytery OF n Y......................
Bristow at, y. 2l5 Il Jennings, 2o1lOO;
Martin Gsiszier 20 Ralph MAlziollA......, $500
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CAPTURED BY SCHOOL BOYS.
Driver Tried to Escape After Running Over
Deaf and Dumb Girl.

Gertrude Schram, the four year old daughter
Of Charles Schram Of Cos Amsterdam avenue.
was run over yesterday afternoon by peddler' 8
wagon and injured So seriously that she will proba-
bly, die She is deaf and dumb and was run over
by an express wagon about six months ago in
front Of her home and had but recently recovered.
The accident yesterday afternoon occurred in front
o. the Grammar school AT Amsterdam avenue and
Eighty ninth street Just after the pupils had been
dismissed for the day Charles Lippert the driver
Of the wagon, tried to escape but a dozen school
bows climbed over the tailboard Of the wagon and
by vigorous use of their fists and the driver $
own whip, forced Lippen 10 stop The boys then
Wtned Their prisoner over to n policeman.
lhppeIt was arragned in the West Fifty fourth
street police court, on acharge Of felonious assault
and held for examination
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9lst OF, SIS 100 " 1st av, 25Xtoo.9; Henry
ounlach and ano to Louis Lese. ,.......... II
1lsth st. 81 W. 25H1Oo. II; Gabriel Valente
1sSth st. ia \. assioo: Marie Butt to
Joachim A schawo and ano ................ 1,
Earlo ay, 3. 100 u lHiut st. 1904 $50; VIM
O.am to Benz q Hard Observation-Disclosures.
1Uith st, II 5, ~. 2 o Stebbins av, boLl48.l1
S6s.4xlol.s: VIM scroggy to susan
Centre 81, lot b. map Triton 4 Fisher estate,
Canal or Walker at, 1870, II 9; Mabel 4,
Tilton ct al to Elizabeth N Fisher. 80.
Cherry at. 2g4 to sos. n =. 2OOI 0a. 10xir
reg Leopold Kaufman 20 Jonas We'll aud
Lexington av. 1888. " =. 2oxT3.lo, Mary O
Sweeney to VIM Saul. 1872,
Fifth ay, es, bo.b l2Oth at. 5O.5X1oO; Clar.
ence J. Hartley to Vim Gordon.
l1Ith ~, SIS. 2lOc nth av. bOIlO0.ll; Clar.
ence Hartley to VIM SGordon.........
bt Nicholas av, W a, ~. 10 q llAth st, 2p.TI
l3s.hI25.3 All; Louis Lease TO Henry
Gundlach and ano.. .....,................... II
Concourse or Transverse road. a. ?O6Sn
lb6th st, 2hNsuh2hNSl. 10; Janet McAdam
to Elizabeth q Finland. ............. 4,0t
62d st, 2I4 W. 25IluO.b; George Holmes
to Joshua NJ Spra9uo. ..,......,..,..,...,...
I'd av. sbb. es. z6Iloo; Samuel We'll to 81
mon Manues. .......,.. ,.....................
Parcel in West Farms adj Bronx River at
NV cor land Leonard Mapes. now James
lands Lloyd c Palmer, t.aII5: Benjamin
+ Boeart and wife to Stephen wtllets II
sJ9x5ox irreg: Irving Lyon to Edward
1oath st. IS i5s W Lexington Nv, is.exioo.
III G Calm and wife TO Chss Elsner.
40. IL irreg; Edward Lyons to Irving
Az b, 50 to So W a, SO. ioIi5; samuel L
Jacobs and wife to Isaac n Horowitz.
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Court Calendars This Dav.

q sn Ss 10 XIX 10 4 s. - l. - = T. 90 o.
calendar called at 1890 A. NJ Part n.EES psfts
ma matte Part HT.-Ciear. Divorcss-Nos' s@5s.
SSsS' S 49, ds6i 3s62. 1868. 1894, 8ats. 8a66.
aS ~ 1853 s'7 sak s01 S s6S sS6s
49, ssss lart yI-Clear. Law and fact"Nos. $3.50
Cas-. Cases S'S ,oS ass 3i+7 Part Vase diminished"
e. 4 Case. Ir,al Term Part H"Clesr-Pre.
Siss a aS Gtn'c. Nos g?72. 1852. s57e. $3.50.
rGislr Nos s722. si72. S62s. 9572, sssi 81
P ,IS rv"iS ao55, ao5i. 2a66 sS2I'' 5sss
Part v nCci.e unhnlshed Cases from Part iii.
NJ, tgear-Casss from Part III Part Vii-ClearH
to;t Su 1929 .%ll 35os 4Hol. $751; i2aO. a53s
Wn0rn!.LL Par X Clear Gases from Part Vii. Part
upsHr'nt, Cases from Part VII. Pdrs XII-Cases
SuTrcrs,s, Sac a ,, from Part H.
Gpr,g"Ih " lah!Irecn, Vim. j. Lardner. Margarrt
EdS,,yJ herman II. Hingslagr. T. Parish Wheeler
lOS'II NlCh'ls, Mary Hughes, Lou sa Young al
nIi "''rEe T. Chapman. Barbetta Joseph
ANTA Term NJ, l4ss. will Of John Conner at 1910
" IA !tNH WI OF John Hamilton. at 1880 A.
''-' VIII ~ Amalia Po'enecker, at 1890 A.
1919 G6oartN Special Term Court opens at
"a. a;1, 1900 1891, 1852. ' iaas 1891 iSs,
ito? l.d 53'g't 1875, 1897, I4oo, i40i.
ItiS III ii,t 100; l4og. l4lo, l4II. i4ia
STs S sso Iao5 u ~. W.. ~ All. 400 sge
HE is 'ot AS 022. il2s. 957. u63,
iiss9 oo Fart iii r2S2 i3s" 1873 IsS1
i,Ss 20 ~ iu,I llis, I4Iw, 1870, iapI' ,enaa'
ltiO4 IA W. i+2h, 1927 l42s. 1929, 1870,
IltSN i4"i III; l43a. i+Ha. lSa5 l4ad. 1887.
' 1910 "'27, eSa2, 3ai0. S3al, 100 $685.
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Plans Filed for New Building,

Inwood av. @ 8. 70 IL 10th at: four-story
stable; Mary Russhon. owner; W Dick
erson architect cost ,......,.. $4,000
Water at. t53-455: one story shed; j Par.
ker owner: Walsh architect cost $50
103d st, 22.32.4-S f. three-story stable:
Mutual Milk Co. owner; b 81 Walther. ar
chitects; cost 10000
TrAyers st, g. 9, 20 n Anthony av; two-story
dwelling: Mrs McCrystal, owner; Fa
Rookie. architect: Cost..................... 5000
16Sth 1t and Boston av. cor; two Ave-
story flats f. White, owner; Neville 4
BagRc architects; cost 10000
Columbus av and 6Oth st, Q Q cor;
story fiat. Harry Chsffee, owner:
Campbell. architect; COST. .......... lol 900
18th at II +: hve.storv dwelling: Eliza
tccts cost .,.,,,. $4,000
14ist st. 1870 W 9Th av; two ave. story hats;G
Groth owner Millner. architect
1o5th st. $40 E. and 1G6th At, 32s t. i'm
proyement to bowling alley L Franch
owner; C A Millner, architect: cost ....... 200
Courtlardt ay. " 0. ~. la2d st: improve
ment to shop: Catherine Connolly .owner:
" + Walsh. architect cost. ...... .. ...,... 700
Broadway. Nl3; Improvement to lofts and
store; Gerry. ownor; Townsend.
architect: coat ......,........,...,,. 5000
155th At. 53I W; Improvement to club
house, Young n ms Christian Associa.
aoc,ation. owner; Ohm, architect; cost $500
56th st, L; improvement TO dwelling; Il p
Buckley. owner: W NJ Aitken. architect;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-11
CRAZY MAN FOUND IN THE WOODS.
clancy Was Discharged as Cured from a
Sanitnrium Ten DAYS AGO

sanitarium Ten Days Ago.
James Clancy cattle dealer of 575 East lSOth
street was found yesterday wandering in the
woods near his home insane He was removed
fordham Hospital Clancy was released
from sani,arium ut New Haven. Conn. ten
Gays ago as cured Early yesterday morning he
Jumped out Of bed and began smashing the fur
hnare He made rush for his mother in law
ana knocked her down Then he grabbed his
WE by the throat and said he was going TO kill
mer hrst and the children aftcrward The two
woods 1890 " 800 ''' INV '''0
sr MIS- lancy said yesterday her husband had
c cpu, SooOO IN the last three months. Clancy
r u,etu scene in the Hotel Bartholdi several
HnuhthS ago by going up to the desk and telling
ware in the house " '>
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Nechnnich' Liana.

esth ct, n Q, 3bo Columbus sv. 26I1oo11;
10Th at, . a, 400 Columbus nv. COZ.
1Oo11; Edward + Roach VS. Peter q
Joseph " Kicrst OF al 1. 2bs
Cherry at, 47a to 4S4; John Orr Co VS.
Joseph W. Kiorst ct al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o29
Brook av, II cor st Paul'B pl. b0x1O0;
Louis ColanRelo x Co We George
100 st. s6 and ~ W; Joseph vegiinnto Il Co
VS. Csrsmins Luckes, =, '...........,.....,. $50
pgth at. a and al ", psth at. 85 W. Israel
Freidus va @ Arnot .............. ....... 500
Same prop. John Schuback VS. same .,....,.. $50
Same prop, LanrowitZ Storch VS. same. 100
18th av II o cor t3Oth st. 2bXlOO: William
Browne Va John Hatton and ano. .......... 1876
Sd av, q o cor 11tth at, 1OoI10O; Pasquale
Ventimiglia w David Cohen and ano. 900. 100
b2d ct. 400 W; Wiedbusch Schwartz vs L
10Th st, sse and ss5 u: Jacob voorhis VS.
John Doe and Caspar Bsrobel. ............. 126
9th st, 34s v; same vs. same. ............,.. 81
10th st. eo9 WI Henry Arnstein va Mr.
Division at 10; Sarah and Lena Nicholson
VS. Mary Powers and II Morgan Muhedy.,. ESQ
111th st. II q, 3Otw 9th az. 54IlOO.l1;
strachan 4 Co VS. Max schsef, ..,.,.... .2o5
3D. av, " cor 14sth at. 1Oox1O0; Samuel
Williams, agt va George Brown and John
Hellman and Giro BorrollL .........,,.,... %
esth OF. 81 W; Cusck Ryan va Peter
Arnot Observation-Disclosures. 200
sath st. a and a. W; same VS. same 42s
11nth at. 9sb Y: James Rusciano VS. + d
Morgan and Frank Sabetti. .............. 90
p2d ct, ss. 100 " Western Boulevard, b0L
TO- II; John Morrison Co VS. Emilio
g. Il. ~
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Banks Leonx. to Title G. larantee X Trust
GO
Burggraf, John b. 4 anu. Kris, &c, to West
Thirty-thrd street Baptist Church ........
Cohn. Julius NJ, ct al exrs. &c. to Max Dan
Campigna. Michael. to Chas lie Bosco......
Clark Percy W. to Peter l. . Neil, adnr. nc.
Dessoir, Nilford, to James II CalderwOod. o..
Fedden, Anna G, extrX. to Isabella Stewart
Flemming, sara l.. wild 4 adnx. &c. to
Percy " Clark Observation-Disclosures.
Gorien. Louis. ct al, to Charlotte Hastorn
Goldschmldt Ellen C. to Title Guarantee l.
trust u '. ......-..
Meyer Adolph J II, TO George PEPPER. .......
Oyerbaugh. De Witt c. and John Nick Camp
to Joseph Levi, trustee ................
Purser. Sarah II, to Charlotte Ii Heck ......
Raabe. Herman. and Henry. Jr. TO Max
hODre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,..........
R,n.om Chas A. indiv and admir-. to Percy
W Clarke NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Lawyers Mortgage Ins Co to Greenwood
Cemetery ...............,,...,. 6.
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Kern. Nicholas c. to Henry HeCemann and
ano. l35th ut, 6d4 T., S.12 yra...........
Oestreicher. Jacob j, to Jacob Teitelbaum,
18th av, 4b7 and <6g, 8 yrs..................
vanst, 147, 8yrs....................
Aston. John J. to John Roll, <th st. n Q,
1871 list ay, 20 Observation-Disclosures.
Same to John Roll, 4th at. n Q, 21211 o
list av, 15Ia6.2, 20 yrs .....,...,...........
Harris. Samuel. to Moritz Keil and ano,
Rlvington st, 24o and 242. 9 yrs...........
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY,

The Avenue of Travel South and Southwest.
CUBA. MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.
Trains from New York. depart from PennsylvaniA
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brosses st.
aS.rhc leaving time from Desbrossss and
COrtlandt street 10 five minutes later than
that given below for Twonty-third Street
station.
1910 A. NJ FAST MAIL-Pullman Buffet Sleeping
cars, New York to Atlanta, New Orleans, Savau-
nah and Jacksonville Fla. Dining Cars. Washing.
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Washington to SanFrancisco. Tuesdays and Fridays
1855 mn, Y &FLA. EXPRESS pullman Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars New York to Columbia,
savannah, Jacksonville. Tampa and Augusta.
2:55 p. M.-WASHlNGTON CHATTANOOGA
LIMITED VIA Observation-Disclosures Drawing
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vile. Chattanooga New Orleans and Memphis,
Dining Cars, Rndford and Alfalfa
4;25 p. M.-WASHISGTOS SOUTHWESTERN
LIMIfED-Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Oars
New York IT, Atlanta, New orleans, Birmingham.
Memphis hshrville. Knoxville, Chattanooga u
Nashville. Dining Car serves meals. Now York
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