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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-25
MURDERERS MUST ANSWER.
Sapremc Court Sustafns the Lower
Court I'm the Case of Nancy.
and Allen.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 2i--in the matter OF the
application 81 JerneS e Nancy and Will
lam Allen Tor a writ OF haoeas corpus the
supreme court sustssas the Judgment OF
the lower court. The appellants were
convicted OF murder one on his own com
fession and the other regularly convicted
and sentenced.
The typographical condition Of the coun-
Try Is such that II is impossible Ia con-
vsy prisoners from hontenal Idaho
where these men were sentenced 10 the
Boise Gaty penstentiary without passing
through the state OF Washington. When
they reached Spokane county in charge
of the Idaho officers. an application was
made In their behalf for a writ Of haheas
corpus.
The case went before the superior Judge
% spokane county. who denied the writ
ard the prisoners were renan3cd 10 the
sheriff of Spokane county pending a de-
ciSson by the supreme court. which now
orders that the Superior court he instruct
80 80 return tie appellants 10 the care Of
the officers from whom they were taken
when the writ was applied fer
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The Severity of this DIS.
case Increases Each
Winter.

fheseh the aisAGreeable effects Of Ca
tarrh are fels all The year round, cold
and unpi~asant weather aggravases
the disease and il is during the winter
seAsoG tka, it, s~verest form is felt
ZACH succeeding year seems 10 in-
tensffy the disease, 80 that il gradually
fassens It's hold upon the sufferer with
. grasp that becomes frmcr each sea-
son
Ca'arrh often appears as Only . cold
nj tirst, ard is hardly noticed. But
gradually the cold returns, ard is il
rsore difficult - cure. ard stays longer
than formerly These symptoms can
not be mistaken: they mark the first
appearance 81 disease that will de-
s@ioF ~ severity ard Stubborn ness ard
which !, is impossible 10 cure with the
local treatment 81 sprays, washes. Ard
similar applications Beng !. disease
os the oscssd oelv elo,d remedy can
have san slightest e1scs upoa IL. SIS
(S~sfts Specific, - the only care .or
tata-rh. because il - Tire orlv blood
remedy which goes 10 Ire seas OF al OBJ
sfiaAse cases ara for,~s cur the dis~ase
Er T A Williams. leading -.~
chart Of sFs~tanessTg, : C. writes.
For four years Fad nasal catsrrh
s<sd tecc-s tae Ease vas mild ore a,
First. IL vA rot long unsal nofseed that
IL MAS gradually growing worse OF
eenrse | w1 under treatment Of frat
class physicians. bat their rerredse.
vcxs applied LEGALLY. aHd tie Ca.axxh
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ENORMOUS BANK CLEARINGs.
Yesterday's Business the Largest,
Breaking All Records.

NEW YORK, Jan A-Yesterday's enor-
nous stock exchange business caused a
breaking of the record today in the clear
ing house. II is estimated III al the clear
ings had been made through the former in
stiiution, as was done during the Specu-
lative era in the eighties. the total clear
ings would have reached $jog.tDiosa.
The total clsarings at the banks clear
ing house To-Day amounted 10 s3i1. 2is. S33
The next largest ciearings were on Jaru-
airy 4. when they aggregated 1915. 23s go
That was the largest total since Fehru-
airy Is, 1sst before the stock exchange
clearing house was established. when s9ss,-
81 40 was cleared In a single dag. More
remarkable than The large amount Of the
elearings was the small amount Of the
bank balances. which aggregated only sl2.-
I5s. 4s3 about 81 per cent. Tn January l.
with less clearings, the balances amounted
to ST., is2, geo.
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DEBATE HAS OPENED ON
ARMY REORGANIZATION



needed such standing army In time Of
peace. something must have gone raGi-
caIly wrong with our institutions. No
power on earth wanted war with us.
There could be no motive unless we in
yifed a.
Mcclellan OF New York followed in sup
port OF the bill. lie considered the cry
ing need Of the hour the reorganization
az the army.
Hay OF Pennsylvania said this country
had, depended In every crisis upon the
volunteers. and he considered such an
army the pser OF raw recruits, with the
advantage that when their services were
not needed they could De mustered out
and millions Ia taxes saved the people by
making IL unnecessary tc maintain a large
standing army. He said:
''Our situation is such with reference
to other countries that large standing
army never has been nor is now neces-
sary. Our battles of the future. IL there
are TO be any which God forbid. must be
fought upon the high seas: we must look
10 our navy To bring US victories. / would
not disparage for one moment the brilliant
achievements OF our soldiers In the late
war with Spain: they are monuments. to
American manhood and endurance: but
impartial history must record that those
achievements pale into insignificance in
comparison with those great triurnphs of
our navy, which have marked an epoch in
naval warfare. The victories OF Dewey
at Manila and Schiey at Santiago crush
ed the Spanish power. Let lis then build
a strong navy and avoid the dangerous
experiment OF a great standing army. The
liberty of the citizen will not be sup
pressed: the ballot box cannot be desc
Grated: our commerce Will flourish and
our merchant marine will grow contin-
uaiis; the produce Of our farmers will find
a market. our workingmen will be en-
pioyed. and our beloved flag. the emblem
OF liberty and fraternity. will feat tri-
ufDphantiy over every sea-
At $50 p. m. the house recessed until s
O'Clock
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BELIEVES hin INNOCENT.
Mrs. Russell Visit. Her Husband Ia
the Tacoma Jait.

Special Dispatch 10 the Sass-Inieisieeaee
TACOMA Jan q Airs. Russell wife
81 tire Buckley laundry man charged Nth
asssaltfrx h.s daughter, visited hey huS-
band ~ TIE county iass yesterday, She -
very indignant ever the treatment % her
seis and family at Bueksey and especially
over the report that SIZE WIS regntxant ~
her husband = tsssEet xfcfnGN SIR SAYS
Russell - E0ssi man and THAI shr will
ret believe she allegations aSsiuks htEa pn-
I'll sEe hears Der daughter utter d wllh
her own lEas AND her hand apSf ire fsia5s
Mrs. Russell tod sbe people 81 R9cksey
she sass, that II sha were satisfied ~ ser
NushAnss guilt che wzul& be tAe fiTSi ogss
TO shArr~a k8tfs - eat nts ssTczt Sh~
claims ttat following hts rer.nt arrest s1T
abusing hef. Eussei, intended ~ ga&v@
BUCKLEY. b0t TIE u ss2is tass = A8Wu Un
him ard before III eaRia safnaosa tha nag~
pc ger np feT pge~eUt ssesv te etgiPr 90
have = III sszTztst Or fha Ysgszvfsslz ,ssessA
ssen Russell Ms fSilrA saf beating h;s
wife. sac carsa So TOWN ana secured as
rsisAse ~ a PERSONAL arpeA1 90 tae gUs,fee
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RESOLUTION NO. 1Zs-gE TT pr
solved ~ tas cify Council % the city q,
Sf&ttfe as follows:
Ut I asf II - tire intention Of the CITY ~
seattle - improve Esst Alder Street In
TIE cts @f Seattle. from ssraaawav se,
I*S&ff5 ASsu<ses ~ TIE CONSTRUCTION ~
al irnF0icHs pipe sewer az prafser dsrrsr.-
saoIas through said portion Of said street
with all necessary wyeA. oy.~ulnga mar
holes. Lam paoles. Eensila.ors f,xxl,Ir~
tanks and eaten basins
~ I@at the cost thereof be paid hy as
seSsn@nts - - levied upon the f1ruf.3vfx
a0usting us,sa said portion OF gaf9 "a 81
Alder street.. under the plan OF s.irrYfyas.-
o4%.a pay meat In tho manner provided
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NtNIN. DEAL CLOSED.
Properties in Oregon Sold 10 Spo-
kane Men.

SPOKANE. Jan sa-~It r. reported here
thar .foan A. Finch and A II. Campbell
Tnsang men - this ETY., have bought the
t'cgnUsepla group. n Union county Ore
gen. Tor sa9 90 Mr.. Campbell vii ies. ~
tomorrow fo- the East to arrange tire Nn&I
details tns property having been 1sIr~
chased from John Searies. OF New York
Teefr are forty claims in the group In
thu Granite ri ulBg district. about seventy
rn8ss from Baker city.
The deaf has Ds8 bsvn contaminated -
sa&A MI Finch t,sslght Al can not eel
yea ANYTHING sszsuf Il tuaighs- I can prob
aeiy les N0u know about Z IN the very
near future
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wENDr GOES To JAIL.
With Another Crock Named Mar
ahnii He VIII TO Time

Special Dispatch 10 TIRE pass-tnteiEsgeneer.
SPOKANE. Jan - Herman wetssit
and ] T. Marshall the youthful crooks
convicted 81 burglary last week ard sen
fenced ~ five years each IN thu penitsn-
tfars were today found guilty ~ attempt
ed highway rehhrry ia bedding zap the
Kose park street ear last November. when
sx-Alaefmsn Davidson was shot and
wounded hs the high~aYue
IL ia probable that both Will get another
I've years for THIS crime
Wendt Is we'll known 10 the Seattle Pc
nee snt esraase 81 hS remarkable "a
remhsance was for a tisue though; 20 b.
Otto MattArs, wanted az stanton ia for
murder
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THE CITY OF sEATTLE-c1u =

THE CITY OF SEATTLE-Ssu -
urer's Notice.
Notice IL hereby given that TIE u
nual instaiiment Of local imtsy5z
district No. 81 for the impressss.z
East Street. In the City OF seeAa
the South line OF Rentoa HiA
10 Remington avenue. under ~
visions of ordinance No. Soil. unxs
vides for the Improvement OF - 49,
by grading the same ara COLI
sidewalks on both sides Thereon: -
yiding for the payment thercfM
stallments and establishing
such payment by the ievyin4 -
ton of special assessments upoE ~
erty benefited by the improsensn
providing for the issua nee q
authorized by an act 81 fn4
OF the State OF WashingfuA sSS
March 9th. 1895, and under ~ ~
OF ordinance No. s.gi9. approsee -.
1924. as amended by ordiBAnG -
approved July nth 1894, ara
Charter az amended and no. y
has been duly certified 20 me " ~
ton, and the respective suu
charged ard levied against eass
and lot OF land. and part tnerrs. II
district In payment Of sucn
remains unpaid and the sarse. 49, -
the interest on :fe whole aBounL ~
must he paid on or before tHe -. -
February 1893, Tniess payrnenl . - r
such fnsfa!lmsnt on or befors .ns -
% February. 1879 the same ss sn 4, &
delinquent and shalt bear inter- =.
rate of Ter cent per annnm, -
and If not paid before said siiness 90 z
OF FIVE 80 per cent. shall ne - :
the sums delinquent shall be 49, g. =
the annual tax roll for the casssz
against each Let and parcel o. ~ z
part thereof. ~ delinquent. ana
interest and penalty shall De
other taxes. together with ssirn 49,
charges or penalties as are 49,. 49, -
be charged and collected on osa y n
sI,ts,t taxea. ana eaeh lot or parcel - y
so delinquent shall he seld for - 81,
uf such assessment. with fn'sass.s1nk &
atty and casis. in the manner fsygf
law a u 1~ee1k
City Treasurer - the City 49, 81
Date ef fss publication. sza
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DIAMOND HoHuEHX At ASTORIA
Mayor HerGmaa's Hon~e Entered
sad Valuable stone. Taken

Sfss.sf IsSras~h % she Post Il lei sxr7ss-er
ASTORIA. pT. Jan ss~T'l,s rrssAs-.ss4,
~ MAYER Bergman VAS hstrSlssrixea tata
evening au2 ass wfe iesSt 81 t.a woy.h ~
ala a'"fais. The ssours were Ia thH dress
ete vsss - her hsSs.io{y auA NA52> there
~es ufter tswelEv ~ xaias 50 rae same
piace no@asns w&s token except tAe dl4-
EssBAs
fVsHt \ r}ew AIS foAn8 arFn AID 70
afs'~ fsofsaF5r's su fsr4rs og 15e H0use- Frs
SHfVsaf ets} "a u@5es arrest ,sr& F'tsspf
HaiEsGk gives hsS gTsssgfse 9Aat 30 wfl dis
EAee t1f damn Is tsatsfe ~ Tu3Fg
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Forty ninth Annual Meeting of Call
iforufm Episcopalinns.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 24.-The forty
ninth annual convention OF the Episcopal
diocese of California was formally opened
to-day in st Pauls church.
The sermon was delivered by the Right
Rev. Abel Leonard. n. d. bishop of Utah
and Nevada. Abiding to the late war
Bisoon Leonard said IL may have been
needed to awaken this nation 10 It's re-
sponsihilitics. should similar shock be
necessary TO arouse ehurchmen 10 their
GuriaaS
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in medical knowledge and
unparalleled success-the sur
He has cured thousands and
Blood and Skin Diseases. STRIFE
/, Goifre. Cancer cured without
Consultation fee. Cures guar
Perfect system of home treat
3 a nj. to S r. IN. SUNDAYS.
<. se5 First Avenue. Seattle.
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5. s 4. tSxift's Specshel will prove ali
assertions made that il is the only cure
for Casarrh ; IL goes 90 tire essse OF the
srcuole-she h.ood-and forces out all
traces Of the disease
Swifs's Specific 10 the only remedy
which reaches real obstinate blood dis
cascs is cures CA;a-rh. Rh-nn1 st.ssn.
Cancer. CcnssFioss Blood Poison. Ec-
,~ns. Sc-ofala. ard every other
disease Of the hicod 1t is guaranteed
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Weather
Brings Catarrh.

seemed TO be getting nrmer hold on
me all the while
After spending 80 much money FOR
treatment which proved 10 be ali in
vain, was urged TO try s s. s This
remedy proved to he the right ore, for
il got II the disease, ard few bottles
cured me perfectly. The cure was q
permanent one. and have not had q
touch OF the disease for many years
s~ifs's Specific 10 the only remedy that
will have the slightest effect upon
CA.ay7h
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DR.. LUkENS, The Old Reliable Specialist.

OLDEST in experience-RICHEST
skili--CROWNE with g YEARS OF
ferers' friend--the peoples specialist.
can cure you All Chronic. Nervous
ture. elect, Varicocele. Rupture, Piles
cutting or detention from business.
anteed. II you cannot call. WRITE
ment for out-of-town patients Hours.
10 to 10 a m. Kline & Rosenberg Bloc
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Sn ferers from
Cstarrh should get
. start on the dis
ease before sha cold
weather sggravstes
IT, Those who have
been ~lyng upon
local srcesrner, will
sdnd winter weather
- all thai is need I'D
ssn show thai the
disease is still with
them A rnDrSa ~
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Purely Vegetable

ard Is the only blood remedy containing
nc potash. mercury Or other mineral
Books mailed free 20 any .ddr-s. Nv
tie Swsfs Spee Er Co. Atlanta, Ca
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'The kes.nxN - ssastaSses vas raassa
sreegtJF &C 81
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w iAtE- OF ASSESSMENT 8nn1 p
tice OF assessment roll Of f@S
proyement District No. ia - =. s
proNement OF Fourth Axsrne ~
the City OF Seattle. under Ordisss~
al2. and hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that Il, =.
ment roll of Local Inproyeneuf -,
No. iN, for the improvement a. S.7
Avenue North by CONSTRUCTIVE Z -
therein from John Street to Akhs -,
under Ordinance Ne. slA, RAJ - =
ported by the Board OF Public WSse
the City Council Of the city If -
and is now on file in the osyics al Is r
Comptroller and ..x-affEcio City C1A{ !
the same is now oren for puAHf -
ton al said office ana Will renaIa ~
for inspection until Monday, IA ~ r.
OF February. is99. at $50 y clock 81
all persons interested ere herehy -
to appear before the city ccam5 3 ,
session thereof TO, be held In ;h& g.
Chamber in the City Hall. On MTHI
day Of February. iSss. az 10 ga
m, and make objections theresa ~
time so fixed the City Council 10
si1er any and ali objections ~ - |
will make such corrections In ~ IN
1t deems just. and viii then by 60
approve such roll and levy and anqaSI
amounts thereof against each N15a r
10. of land shown In said roll al -
the same n first lien thereon. Sdt9
ter may be adjourned TO las0 III
SO ordered by the CITY Council
WILL II. pAn&I
City Comptroller and ex-Officio Cq0|
Of the city Of Seattle.
Date Of first publication January -
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~ 57<5sX
&C Seattle. - II GS
% That the CITY Fn-s,
TO Furnish 10 the Civ -. -
or TIE cost ~ said t-rn-s,s~s.ia - -
a, That Iae matter ~ -
pFeFeaasas VIII ks Gof,sSsss-ss Mr&6X
t.tAntl4 II = session ths-rss no
oa tiae an Gay Of rehruarv "
S11SA = n. ~ -aich 49, (
deslfiag 10 De heard 49,. - -
S9ehcai upon TIE matter - - +
li1aproNerlsn Mt Sre Notified -
fasSe1 tie City Cauncss - -
January. lsss. and signed
session N autAentscarion :, r.
''''s -"'' asAs 81 January. isA.
sT rsss.E Pro TEN OF TIE CO.
rAso ay MT this I'd day az 49,
City Comptroller and nd =. RA1S
Clerk.
BY e. X. CO3YEI.L. r,,..e,.
Date OF arst publication Jar,.as
RESOLUTION NO. ,r-rr
solved by the City s,pn,rs, g
OF Seattle as follows. = 80
w ifat u IS tfse Intention ~ -. ..}
Seattle 20 improve JseSsar - -. g.
tae east margin OF Fourth
70 the east margin % Fysth ~.
nS constructing 4 pile ortaxs - 49,
s4l1 portion az said street
CD That the cost thereof -. -.
sessnehtS upon the prusessr NJ
apon said portions Of said IssS -.
under the plan OF ..imnesss,. ~
III the manner provided IN - 49,!
ordinances or the City al S~c,ss-
I'D That the City ksnxines- -
10 furnish to the City Cpunrst -
OF the cost Of said ilsprover,s.s
ca That the matter OF ursss-
nroyement will De consiaerrs ~ -
Council at a session therscf 9
on the 9Th day al FeAruarv ~
q CLOCK p. m. az which tina ~
desiring to De heard heso,~
Council upon the matter az 49,
Improvement are notified 10 - 49,
Passed the City Ceanet, ia
January, Isss. and signed hr =
session in authenticasson az -
this sd day Of January. sSe
President Pro TEN Of the ~. -.
Filed by NE this sssi tlay OF Js.sss.. !
City Comptroller and exec
Clerk.
BY G. X. CORYEI.I. Depasw -.
Date OF first publication janu.sS 4 p
=
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT R0llrN2
tice OF assessment roll Of f0e4i =
provement District No. lM, IN - +
proyement OF the Alleys In nleekx e
az, five 90 and eight 81 BoreH AL
ny's Addition 20 Seattle. Ia tn &&
Seattle. under Ordinances No U4
hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby gfvea .sss IL -
ment roll of Local Improyemem =
No. fSs. for the improvement Of the
In Blocks four al, i've ~ ana afal
under Ordinance No. STA has eee1 yelX
ed by the Board OF Pubic WOe1s ~
City Council of the City Of Seat!lA
is now on file in the Office c9 q!
Comptroller and ex~offisio City Ie!k
the same is now open for pu9ne
ton at said office and vii! remain
for inspection until Monday, the ~
of March. iSa. at 500 o'clock p -
all persons interested arr herety ~
10 appear before the city c0ue8
session thereof to be neld IN -
Gil Chamber i'll the City Hail %
day OF March. Issa. at I: ID 0cie9 IL
and make objections thereto. ~
time so fixed the City Council VII
err any and all objections mad4 -
make such correstions in safa ~
deems lust. end will then ~
approve such roll and levy and 49,
amounts thereof against each pefN
lot OF land shown In said roll ana q
the same a firSs lien thereon. ~
ter may be adjourned TO later
30 ordered by the CITY Cosnrs -,
City Comptroller and ex-onieso S1U -
OF the city OF Seattle.
Date of first publication January
I a
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BY @. \. CoRYEL.r., Depatf g.,
Date OF frs; publication januasS 4 :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03
THE WEEK IN REALTY
THE MARKET BROADENING AND NORMAL
CONDITIONS MORE IN EVIDENCE
MORE MONEY FOR REALTY LOANS
AT LOWER RATES-RESUME OF

LAST WEEKS BUSINESS.

LAST WEEKS BUSINESS.
Signs have not been wanting in the last week OF
an approach in the real estate market TO some
thing nearer the normal condition than has been
known for some time. normal condition at the
present time means more than an ordinary share
OF buying and selling for the activity OF last spring
ana the generally prosperous condition OF the coun-
try foreshadowed a volume OF business far In
cess OF any that had been known in several years.
The term normal market then, in this case. means
a market In which there should be a large ele-
ment OF not only the ordinary professional business
but investment buying well. for the times have
Justified such expectations.
There has been some disappointment at the fall
ure OF the investment movement 10 materialize.
but explanations have been plentiful TO the
cause for that detection The condition OF the
money market-a condition that could not be fore
seen-has been OF paramount importance In tho
general result. That the last week has shown
marked improvement In the money conditions is
one OF the chief causes for congratuaton at the
nresent time and brokers not slow TO realize
the fact The restoration OF the bank reserve had
vs effect Immediately in restoring confidence in
commercial circles and while the condition Of the
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Haas. Samuel. 10 Louis Goldberg. No l33 East
4Ith-si instruments t,;, e
aging director Hofrnan-st 8, being n u Of
lot No lo6 and u o. lot No lo7. map heirs Of
william Powell Foriham. demand ............
Kingston, John II, 70 Thomas Carroll. Fulton
ave W 3. 1871 II ~ lG7ih-st. years......
Peter. Henry II. r. 10 Charles Wor'hington.
Montag John l.. 20 Frederick W Meyer. 93d-st.
8 $50 n Of sth- ave ] year................
Rinschler. Anton. 10 Harlem Savings Bank. Wash
ingtSn-ave .. lls II OF Tremont-ave.
nl,Sn.- ,hrahsr o. icn,: s,ot, No "a, pi6sa.
j
Lynch Daniel J. 10 Thomas ID Miller. Greenwich
81, NO 4. s .sss..sss..s...
Katz. Max J, 20 Samuel u TOmback 1lsth-st. n a.
800 II OF Dnox ave. demand ................
Chiffon Mary 5. To the Domestic and Foreign
Missionary Society % the Protestant Episcopal
Church in United States OF America. No f25 5th-
ave years sss...ss..
Arnoux Clemsntine w, TO Robert T Meeks 10Th
ST. s D. i66 II W OF 2d-ave. leasehold. demand
Hahn. Viola to Hyman Marks. Nos 1913 and i35
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ho.-et g 70 rs of Honest 25x1oo: Alicia .,
asya2i3' No 70 M ss eG saas 2i soi;
100; Michael Feeney to Agnes wynne and 49,
2d @i3' 80 1850 s. 25xaG Henry Feldmann to
1A Iinp n'e place. corner Gth-s 1864
Harris Mandelbaum and another to Joseph
M6T2IsDs, corner ccn,ia-ave. &iixi25x
llG3xi2ss William BroOker and another to ,o<
"a .a ane. ooTner Io2d St % ixcc Henry Fed
BI mann 10 Ane sa corner coumbiast 25x
~; william .Tubridy to Morris wenst,ei1 ;;
'Vi b. 7oi is irresaiar; Michael Fay ana
t S5ner etc TO Hiram Hina'ao ana ano" 275c
Broo ,1 St corner pittst, 55xias; Anselne
Giles Rss ana d., .nSne to Is Na ana ma6 Of
property OF William Giles: catharine Giles
e2a,.t S', No sS5 Esst 25xico8 Mary BTle
i5 Sh s l = 200 +, Of Xmaerdam ave ioox
loo1; John Yule 10 Henry Feldmann, .:;...
80 5i5 west 1855 block; Edgar Logan to
Trinity rsie ave. " 70 s72 corner aisst 25xsS7
R F59,y Ts HS 81 Ros,ek psr dos"vu'
lnsX 255x =: Emil Robitzek to Gustavus
i3sth St 1911 9 II OF Alexand9 go,, l@2E
,t Psft 100 II Of Brook ave 5oxco: Emil
RobtzeE ard another to Gustavus Robitzek.
,se,h par par 8 ieos Il = Of wills ave. iss1ioo
Emil Robtzak and another to G ,rt RolitzeE
e sostE 2' n.va Sf R RSS5G dSG 'i S@
i1eth- st No 100 West. 25xiO0il. Arlington
Hall 10 Frank Becker. jr......................
IOrh-st g 1888 II W OF Park-ave 1OnI1oo II;
George W Arthur German Real Estate Title
Guarantee Company.
washington ave n 155ih-st 21xa9G Paul
other Livingston Place, corner l6th-st, /
MAYER 20 joan T Doolng. .................. lO
~ Mchae Haas TOO
Goth a. No l2I FAst 25xl00s: Pauline Taferner
10 Louis Frankenthnler ....... .........
creenwich-st No 4, .. 3O6x irregular; Ellen
napie 81 Y
8sd-st q g. 800 II W OF sth ave OOxSs9; Frederick
w Never 10 John Montag. ................
asSassn Goldberg DECENTRALIZATION. 272J