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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-13
Through sleepers to French Lick
SprfnRs

West Baden and French Lick
Springs. in the highlands of Indiana,
were never so popular as at the pres
ent time. Paoli. called the beautiful
has hosts of advocates for it's lithia
springs and its pure. dry air. The Mo-
non route has put on an elegant Wag-
ner sleeper to these resorts nightly.
Chicago city ticket Office, 2S2 Clark
street. l.. f. Sessions. N. w. p. A.,
Northwestern building. Minneapolis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-13

Makes the blood pure, renovates the
entire system, gives new life and
strength-Beggs' Blood Purifier. 1T
cured me Of long standing and
chronic case OF fstula."-R. A. Bently,
Summit. Fla. Endorsed by physicians.
Guaranteed not to fail. Try 1t. Geo. p.
| Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-13
Result OF the Gubernntoriai Election
stu Matter of Contention.

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- ,r,s ~ tba st,tt. Al AIiddlesboro
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IIsaa5is,..Isaii f4ction r.,presenting re.
.rac,{yei, democrats and republicans
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ar5i5i,faf.d Many shots were
i f.ii 5a a e..,,.l,,.,l ,,arsons we're slight,
IWounded 1t is feared the old feud VII
lie renewed,
Judge j D. Hunt, a distinguished
5lla~yer. called the mass meeting ~ or
4lder. / vas addressed BY Judge Geors'
tEjenny, Jr., and other leading speakers
A When Judge Denny asked What arr
y6u going to do about it?' a hundred
voices exclaimed. Flight. Fight" Tn
8 n9ils. Was crowded With people, ladie
+ l5celinving boxes and minister's ming
Lime with politicians and citizens ON tn
stage
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-20
NEAL ESTATE VIEWS.

The auction branch OF the market was the
seat OF most OF the realty activity Yesterday.
There were nine parcels scheduled for sale.
and OF these eight were disposed Of one being
adjourned. All the sales we're the result OF
foreclosure proceedings. and the plaintiffs in
the actions were the buyers in six. The bid
ding was good and the prices realized were
above the average
In the private sales branch OF the market the
day was uneventful. 30 far as actual sales
were concerned. but several interesting re-
ports were started. The only sale Of any con :
sequence reported was that OF the plot, 100x
100. at Lenox avenue and 10TH street, The
buyer. who is builder. will erect two seven :
story apartment houses on the site. one hay
ing frontage OF 40 feet and the other OF 90
feet.
1t was reported yesterday that John r. Scan
nell had sold the eIght-story fireproof build
ing. No. 80 East Nineteenth street. The lot
was purchased last year from Jacob d. Butler
and building begun which was leased from
the plans 10 Childs. the restaurant man, for
twenty -ones years. The building Is still up =
finished. Mr. Scannell said yesterday In re-
gard to the report that although negotiations
we're on for the sale OF the property they had
not been closed. The price for which the
building was reported sold was Sl7500O
1t was stated yesterday on good authority
that tho Van Nostrand building. No. IS Will
liam street. owned by Mrs. Sarah Marvin, had
been sold. The property has been the subject
OF much rumor. but heretofore all reports of q
sale have been denied
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-20
DREAD NEWS By TELEPHONE.
Iahore Announces His Marriage to the
Other Girl and Is Arrested.

hahore Announces His Marriage to tho
Other Girl and Is Arrested.
sadie bernstein OF II Ridge street and Isa-
dnrc Stein OF 1913 Sixth street, her former
sweetheart, appeared in the Essex Market Po-
lie" Court Yesterday, Isadore AS n prisoner and
sad" as the complainant against him on
charge Of having stolen her pock textbook. con-
talntnG S57l. Both are employed as car clean
ers hy the New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company
According to Sadie's story as told In court
me pair became engaged to be married some
Tine ago. On July $ she appealed to him to
tuIhI his promise. He replied:
vas sorry. mine eddle Sadie. but can't
because dot would be plEamv"
Wat You mean 2" she asked.
II vas aiietty marriott yesterday" he
answered.
On, you vas only choking. only choking"
sh" said
Come nit mo undt will proof It," Stein
Iepllfd. He took her to telephone office in
Ihlrl avenue. where no called up the Clerk OF
;, HGIloi huiTilo vas dis der Cidy CLERK 2 Yes ,
IT was leaders SteV s Vas "a
T tft sS4 til Bet Ssrp sssys i'd You talk to her
d to the GT Stein said aSust boS
'Is Sadie fell on the floor in faint without
..r"hnG ~" supposed dread news from New;
A. N'"ln took her home in a cab. She caused
n Arrest on tuesday aud asserted that while
bssrr was nnrorse1ous III the cab Stein secured
s'"'n admitted tho truth Of the telephone
No :" aud III" fact OF his marriage to tho
.1Nl.E CIR. INT denied having stolen the
ro'Nr'h""k. He declared that the accusation
iUr ,'ee OF spite. He was held In $500 bail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-20
MATE FIREMEN,S HOME.
An InvestiR alton Into the Alleged Irregu
larities Begun.

An Investig alton Into the Alleged Irregu-
larities Begun.
HUDSON. N. Y. July 10.-The investigation
into the management OF the State Firemen's
Home hero was begun to-day. Elias T.
Mann OF Troy. Vice. President: Frank NJ. Baker
OF Oswego. Treasurer. and John F. Schloss,
Secretary OF the Board OF Trustees OF tho
home. the committee appointed to conduct the
Inquiry. came to Hudson this morning. A
number OF irregularities and complaints
against the management OF the board. such as
the superintendent receiving commissions on
goods purchased by him for the institution. that
some Of the trustees have had merry times
while Waiting the homo at the expense OF tho
home Treasurer, md improper food furnished
to inmates will receive the attention OF the
committee. as will a reported shortage OF
$500 in the accounts Of the late Treasurer.
Major John B. Haggerty Of PlattshurR. The
Firemen's Home Association has taken his
property at Plattsburg in trust for the de-
flciency found in his accounts. The Firemen's
Home is .semi-public institution. being
rarity supported by the tax levied by the Stqte
by contributions Of various fire companies be-
longing to the State Association. The home
has been in charge OF a State Home Associa-
ton not under direct control Of the State As
ISOLATION. and for years this has caused much
strife among the delegates to the State Con-
vention. many contending that the State Asso-
citation should have control. This will be q
prominent question when the convention meets
at Yonkers In few weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-20
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
A Receiver to Investigate tho New York
blackboard Compnny's Affairs.

A Receiver to Investigate tho New York
blackboard CompRny's Affairs.
Judge BischofY OF the Supreme Court has
appointed William Fl. Brawley receiver for the
New York Blackbo Company. formerly at
20 yesey street and 15e Fifth avenue. which
failed in March last. The applicant is Charles
L. Hunter who holds a judgment against the
company for $346. which was assigned to him
by tho Whiting Paper Company At the time
OF the failure all the assets were levied upon
by the Sheriff and the marshal. and there, are
no assets left for the receiver. A memorandum
presented to the court by John O'Connell.
counsel for Mr.. Hunter. says that the appoint
ment OF a receiver is sought for to get posses
sion OF the books OF the company to discover
evidence against former officers OH charge OF
conspiracy to wreck the company. Evidence
OF such conspiracy. he says is 10 the possession
OF the plaintiff. and it is desired that receiver
acquainted with all the facts may prosecute the
action. Mr.. Brawley was formerly President Of
the COMPANY
Judge Thomas in the United States District
Court yesterday granted discharge In bank
ruptcy. to Nellie A. Gerlach. wife OF Charles 4.
Gerlach, manager OF the Hotel Gerlach liabil-
tiles $4S.515.
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NEW CUSTOM HOUSE SITE APPRAISED.
Report Confirmed and Awards to BE Made
Public Presently-City Objects in Vain.


The report OF Commissioners Ingersoll.
Townsend. and Cannon. appointed to condemn
and apprase the site OF the proposed Custom
House. was submitted to Circuit Court Judge
Wallace Yesterday. Confirmation Of the report
was opposed by Charles n, Harris OF the Cor
poration Counsels office. by W. M. X Olcott
representing Robert Parkinson. n saloon
keeper. having a long lease on part OF tho
property condemned. aud by an attorney OF tho
Continental Trust Company. which has a mort
gage on one OF the parcels condemned.
Mr. Harris opposed on the ground that the
city was receiving no consideration for what
ever title and easement 1t has in the 12e- foot
blind alley running through the premises.
The alley has an area greater than that OF one
and one-half city lots, Mr.. Harris contendad
that the thorouRhfare could not be taken by
the Government without compliance with the
State statute prescribing the methods OF clos
ing any street or alley. unless by paying the
city the value OF the property taken. Mr.. Har
ris moved that the report be sent back to the
ommlssion to take testimony as to the value
Assistant United States District Attorney
Lloyd reminded Judge Wallace that In the con-
domination litigation OF 1892 over the same
property he had found that the city had no
title in the alley Judge Wallace denied the
city's motion and confirmed the report, Mr..
Lloyd said that the report would be made pub
lie when the Judgment decree was signed.
probably in day or two.
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Allen st. 1874, g, 1o2 Rivngton ct. 24.e
1919; Conrad Hubsit and ano to Peter o
Grsnd it AZ. {. IS North 81: soIioo; Jo.e
phine Smith to James Lawrence. re-
Henry st. ?29, %, 3is7:s;; julius Living.
ston to Harris Goldman ......,....:........
AS Ss.ii; EdS:rd K:shsn to jsmss Living.
.S SigR :: sv.7' $500
Jeroe avn o % isSa st. Ion1ioG
rome .y. v cor !sSd L. e. pn 1SS1t16 10
fpanssn PsSsrdss Robert $4,000
1s Msa, az pnln. So +, ch1! 100
LS GSs. Nj fsi to jdhn f.h 100
AS chester este; map Fhiilp s'' Levy to EHhi.%
r %ss gsfS to s.ssi sst 1850
AG Partridge ss snd hobsr tf cr.ishesd 5uGioo
car ath R snra :S 1 ws.s propo.sa AZ.
500; James Lawrence to Hsndr,is :,
MOTIF P.rri ~. n. s4.e 3 Unionpor,r"sa;
G 2SiaDp M ro.a s e.ft ~ Interior a s
ask 100; Martha sesgermann to Ephrair an.
0s Efi f:$ ( itlssei t. sSHHs
p,S'Ss'ih AZ M.a f; joSn $500
Thx.os ~ iS 81 Boston 1ss wifi 30.
bridge road. ,3o1 iJses; Melissa ThwAs' ono
rss WsSrs ri Mt ses boston road Soi i'0o
!Tl.i irreg; Melissa Thwaito to Esther ,.o
rh..,s:. p. :. i.q;i ;. Xiiis%ssSs a:
rS hS pi. n 8, ias.io v boston road.
l5Ozlel.1Il5o2x17a Melissa rhWAite to .,,o
Tiebout Az. 1000. ivIioo;, Ghas and Ed
| Sd av Q g 8. where Port Morris Branch \
| and Harlem crosses Av, runs w23x
| SWAY 20 to railroad K 1885;
| Josephine Il and Vim G Lesster to Fredk 40.
9th a S. 1898, i7srioo ChAs Dushong to
7tn st. n 5, 20i.il let av. 7s.41 irreg;
| Samuel Jacobs to Church OF ST. stan -
7t ia st, So siS Az p, a51Soio Abraham
| Levy and ano. exrs &c. to William and oo
7t iu Az ~ ats Nv b. 251So 10; Bertha ''
Marks ct al to william and julius Bach
eth nav SV a. TO a., s7io1 irret; william Huy.
12 !fa a aS .t cor is4th st :a4ii1ioo Ia4,h
Change Bank and Vim sash a. Pres, to
Blanche aud hortenss sl small cr;h, s,io.
De Brown and ano. exs, to EeanorJ .oo
10th q. n >, $50 v 4th, AZ. xidened.. 2514
Annie ard Henry Hyde to stephen II
4ota st, 4, ii51es. aIsGi9T q; Also interior
lot 1925 Q 9Th av and Ss.9 tlstst.
Henry d and Annie + Hyde to Stephen ii
4o. hT It, . L, 226Iaa. 2I261W6.s; interior lot
2U2 II q 5th ay and nAHs 4lst st. runs
26xnd,l 126Ips.2. 4oth st, ms. 2so " 4th
e. Sit 1sm SSea SstsHhen oln to Annie
4Cth rt, y E, 2sTsS2125Io5:a, also interior
lot 2O2.6 9th ay and AS 8 list ct, runs
s,2o,IoI s2.7Is 2o,ioK 50; Annie
a aSa a :" sa% 9s III sy s1 ss5iloo Louise
L Loyings at al, &C. to Alexander Car.
4sth st. $50 ", Io.srlooo; FloEence a Car.
michel to Alexander Carmichael Jr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-20
Auction Sales.

At the New York Real Estate Salesroom
Yesterday Peter +. Meyer 4 Co. sold. in fore
closure. the two FIVE story brick flats, 5Ox
1OO.1l Nos. So and IS East Tooth street. to the
glaintiff. the German American Real Estate
Title and Gnarsntee Gompsny. for st;OoO:
village Of Wakefield. being west one half. 52.6x
ia, TO Harry Mayer for $5OS.
William Kennedy sold. In foreclosure, the
four-story stone front dwelling. on lot 1s.9x
$50. Ne 300 West Twenty-ninth street. to the
Trust Company. for $500: also. in fore
closure, the fonr-st2ry stone front dwelling. on
lot tsxl0o o. ~ 195 Wet SiXty,hop1th street
and the two similar adjoining dwellings. Nos
l65 and 167. to the same plaintiff, for $4,000
each
Herbert A. Sherman sold, in foreclosure. the
four:stoEy brick store and tenement, leasehold
25x7l. No. East Broadway. TO the plaintiff
Lewis Hurst. for $1,000.
solomon De Waltearss sold. In foreclosure.
the Ave story brick tenement. with stores on
lot 25xlO2. No 1872 East Seventy sixth street,
to Theresa Sigrist for S15.7OO.
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Elton av, 8, 100 1eOth ct, 6oxloo; Jno
W Rapp vs Farrell X Algie ct al ........... q
Kelly st. n O cor Beach Az. 25x9b; PowhatAn
Clay Mfg 90 Va John H Baker .............. 2
Lexington ay, 1921 and 1923; Eisner W
Henrietta p Biefke ct al. ....,.......,.......
Lexington av, 1921 and 1928; Fredk KloOs
W. Henrietta p Siefke ct al .........,,.,..,.
Prince at. l43 and 1+5; Christian Hafersv s
Spring at. 40 and "a; Aaron T PolhemuS vs
Elias Sink, eXr. &c.................,... !
1t Nicholas av, " cor 1881 st l27.sK
l84 .ax124.l1xloT. 10: Salvatore GrassA
vs. Maurice FOLK ..............,. ......,.....9, !
West End Az, q W cor bSth ct, 1O0xlO0; VIM
W Vaughan vs. Ernest Wetterer ct al 500. q
Same prop: Levy Cans vs. sAme........... !
I'd at, 23p and 24I f Frank X Sadlier, rec'r,
&c. vsJohn Doe aud Il II 8 NTH n Son. .
Sd at. 81 ana S3 r; Frank X Sidlier, recr,
&c. VS. John Doe and 4 II smith 4 Son..
Ath ave, so and ~: Charles Barthelsen ct
al VS. Charles Dewey and Rno. ......-.....,
2sth ST. 1872 W; Peter Poland VI Robt l.
sHth st, SIS 300 W Columbus av, 60IlOO.s;
Michael d >wler vs. Jas b sullivan,
llsth at, 33 and as W; Antonio Mostracchio
vs. KatZ x Abelman Observation-Disclosures.
18dth OF. SIS. 26 e RiderAv. l25IlOo; Chris
tiAn Hafors W Jas Prior ct al.........,.. 7
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Adler & Herman have sold to Marcus Hoff-
burg four lots. each 25x100, on the southeast
corner Of Lenox avenue and 1l2th street.
A. G. Deering has bought the plot 4Ox10O.
OF Fifth avenue.
Charles Ruth is reported to have sold tho
tenements on the northwest corner OF Second
avenue and Third street.
joseph Wiener has sold to John Bahaty the
fve-story tenement. No. ], 1856 Avenue A. at q
reported price OF S2O.575,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-20

Ave A, wa. 77.G 18th at. 2h.axHI: John
Aston to Ernest Schilling. rerecorded. 20
yrs............:. :. ..,,.,,..,.,;.'... ',....,.
Bruome at. 823 Rudolph Laig to Martin
Woltman, 3 yrs......,...... ...............
Greenwich at, 1ls; Augusta Yesky to Henry
Tate. 1912 yrs. ..:.....:.,,.,.... ,......
Lincoln av, n g cor lS2d ut; Henry spies to
Richard J Wallace, store, &c, 3 PIP yrs
Washington ct, 31t and 37s frederic W
RhinelAnder to Pabst Brewing o., ] ! yrs.
Sd ay, II. store kc: Mary T Morris extrx.
aud ano, exr. &c. to Sophia Werner.
14th st. 3s7 r.; Austin Fincgan to Otto
Lindoiner. 3 yrs.....,...,...,.....,,.,.
56th ct, 1n2 and 1874 "; william O'Brien to
bsth ct. 1874 W; William O'Blten to Patrick
Donohue, loft, &c, 8 yrs .....,.............
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-20
Brig Saved from Sinking by a Passing Tug.

NEW LONDON. Conn. July 19.-The brig NJ.
f. Haskell. loaded with paving stone. from
Rockland to New York. collided this morning.
east OF Fisherg Island. with the steamer
The stern vas cut below
passing and assisted the Haskell by throwing
several tons OF cargo overheard. The brig was
noon,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-20
Plans Filled for Now Bulldinxs.

Duane st. 66.6s; improvement to store; T
Vernon estate, owner; II Wood. Archi-
tect; -, $500
East BroadwA and Division ct, Q; improve.
ment to dwelling: " II Carpenter owner;
HOrenberxer Straub, architects; cost. 600
Park Ay, N " cor . 9Th st; improvement to
DWELLING X Ridley, owner. y WI
Elting. architect; cost 49,. -, 300
Park Av, -; Improvement to dwelling; FO
Jones. owner; . 4 Rich. srohitect; cost, 10000
btebbins ay. W ., 200 n 1884 st; ton two.
story dwellings; Jacob Rehl. owner and
architect; cost. 40 OO0
Welsted sv, n cor ST. PAuls place; three
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Harris Roome. ref. 70 Eugene N Heimer-
s2d o.. 500 r, 1sI6l.7! Mary y HeAly to
saith ct, 31e r, 25xi02.2; George Tillmnnns
10 Emanuel and George Doctor. ."......
etth at, . =, 200 I'd Nv, 2bLlo3.2; Bertha
shth ct, 235 e. 27xlo22: Mary Hennessy to
MARY Eyhn.. ..,,,,...D.....
8Sth ct, Q ., 3t4 Columbus Av, AK
1908; Benjamin VosburVh to Arthur
Yosburph. ,.........,........L,.,. ...,,,.....
1ITth at, 8ti Z, 25xioo.ii. Felix Msinells
to Michael Pavlantonio. .....u...,,y.....
13dth AZ. n .. 42O " Brown pl. 2ox1Oo; Fur.
man V Gaines and Hugh l. Roberts TO 10.
ham H and Cathartne Schwiebert ........
103d st, q ., hH.3 " Cauldwell av. 1s.pxpD;
Peter z Decker TO John J Eestor. ...,.,...
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story tenement; J > Murphy. owner: q Il

story tenement; J J Murphy. owner:GH
Anderson architect; cost. ...,........,,... 5000
Worth st. 40; improvement to lofts Ann
Sweeney. owner; Richter. architect
COST obu
9th ay aud 4Ith q, n cor; improvement
to dwelling Helen NJ Could, owner; CIV
Atkins, architect: cost. 5000
9Th Az, 975! Improvement to dwelling;
Elizabeth Thorne. owner; T Lyons,
architect; coet ..,.......,.....,.. 1000
CAREY ' owner; j 6 BurSe architect; cost 10000
18th st. 226 W; improv ement to church and
school, Brick Presbyterian Church,
owner; Wolf, architect; cost 1900
47th st, 81 W; impro, ement to dwelling;
GUSTAV II Schwab, owner: A Corcoran
loSth ct, sos W; improvement to dwelling;
d Tucker, owner; Mortimer Foster,
ll2th at, n =, 400 " LIST av: eight ak story
tect cost .,..,, 22to 900
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Assignments OF Mortgages.

Barr John C, to Con tinental Trust Co. ,....
Merrill Pavson. to Continental Trust Co
Ruck. August II. to Eugene Fisert.. ....,.,...
Title Guarantee and Trust Company 10 Sarah
and Henry Billings and ano, exrs. &c
Thorn. william +. trus. &C, to James b Pot
ter ct oil. trus. Observation-Disclosures. ....,.....
The Washington Life Ins Co to the E1uita-
BILE Life Assurance Society Of the L b ,....
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WRECKED 4 DRUG STORE IN DEBATE
Strangers Have Dispute Over Gen. Otis
and Are Taken Into Custody.

strangers Have dispute over Hen. JUS
and Are Taken Into Custody.
CHICAGO. July 19.-Philip Burnett and Frank
Levin. strangers to each other. engaged yes
terday in discussion OF the merits OF Gen.
Otis and his ability to engineer the campaign
In tho Philippines, They stood at the corner
OF La Sale and Washington streets. Just oppo-
ate the City Hall. As their argument grew
heated they drew close together. Levin
finally declared that Mckinley was no patriot
Then the fight began: Levin threw Burnett
through 500 plate Of glass in drug store
store being a few feet below the level Of the
sidewalk. The men struggled through the
colored bottles and showcase full OF perfum-
cry and fancy goods. destroying about $50
worth OF stock. Before they. could recover
themselves both wero arrested and landed in
the police station across the street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-20
Favors Whipping Post for wife Beaters

LYNN. Mass, July 19.-JudRe Berry has de-
clared himself for the whipping post for wife
beaters Judge Fallon OF South Boston de-
clared himself for It about week ago. at
Berry had wife heater before him yesterday
and. though he let him go because the mans
wife refused to testify against him. the Judge
declared that the whipping post was the only
adequate penalty to meet the case.
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Oliver st. 55i Dspt Of Buildings vs. Rsbecca
Washington st, 2ss aud 300 Dspt Of Buildings vs..
asth 81. "a. i5a. iG2 and 100 "; 1 Morrison
va Feodor Won RAtl ct al to cancel deeds. &o Rttys
Booraem, b.
IOdth st. ' w 9sth at. 8 &. 1875 Sd Az, aSx1oo s;
John Brown vs. Max Hart ct al 10 establish lien kc)i
atty, c Do II. Brewer.
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