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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
CITY EDITION
4 o'clock.
GET RID OF RUSSIA.

London, March l5.-The Globe this
aflcrnoons continues to bewail the
nervelessness Of the b itish foreign of
flee in regard to Russian action In
Manchuria and reiterates its appea. to
the United States to rid lJs ELF Of the
influence Of WI Ting Fang and the
plamor of Russian diplomacy" and
thereby to save the northern China
market to the cotton mills of the
southern states.
The balance OF the long article, how
ever, seems to Indicate that the Globe
like others is not really SO anxious to
aid American commerce aS to help
forward the widespread British desire
to secure the assistance Of Washing.
tion in stemmipg Rus ian ambition,
restoring British prestige and keeping
the door open for British tlade.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
THE TAFT COMMISSION.

New York, March l5.--The Taft
commission has been ordered to for
ward to the war department it's rec.
omendations for the 70 m Of gov4r
ment to be adopted in the Philippines,
says Washington special to the
Times.
This is In accordance with the
original instructions, by the terms Of
which the commission was to prepare
such recommendations whenever or
dered to do SO. The time has come,
In the estimation of the President,
when plans for the governm mt of the
Phi ippines may be submitted for his
consideration.
No intimation of the nature of the
scheme has yet been received. The
commission, it is declared, has not
received any suggest ons from Wash
ington, but has been LETT entirely un.
hampeled.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
RUSSIA REcONSIDERs.

New York. March l5.-A despatch
from Pekin to the Sun says:
sit is now reported that one OF the
cabinet minis es at Sianfu has tele-
graphed to the Chinese plenipotentiar-
les here, informing them that infor-
nation had reached Sianfu to the ef-
feet that the Russian government Is
ready to reconsider some points of the
Manchurian agreement. 1t istmpoS-
>ible to verify the accuracy of the re-
port. A we'll informed foreigner de-
clares that the early signing of the
agreement is inevitable, despite the
fact that Ii Hung Chang aud Piince
Ching are protts ing against it and at
present decline to at1ix their sigma
lures.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
FOR LIFE
The Jury In The Bernacco
: FIND HIM GUILTY
They Were Out Just Twenty
four Hours
Especial to TELEGRAM.)

Montpelier, March Is. - At ten
o'clock this morning. after having
been out for "a hours, IN the case OF
State VS.. Arturo Bernacco, the jury in
Washington county court came IN and
rendered verdict pronounc ng the
respondent guilty Of assault with in
tent to murder P Patrick Brown, Chief
of the Barre police.
Judge Watson did not pass the sen.
tence Immediately but it will be i'm
prtsonment for life In the state prison
at Windsor. This is the first OF the
Barre shooting cases and the Others
will be taken up at once.
At o'clock yesterday afternoo }
the special panel of so jurymen were
drawn and the process Of empaneling
IL Of them to try the case of State VS..
Ceharldo Gulseppeini charged with as.
sault' with attempt to kill Chief
Brown was begun, the same attorneys
appearing in this as in the Bernacco
case.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
BAR ROOM FIGHT.

Lowell, Mass, Mach 15.-Fred c.
Brown and Fred Sarsville, both farm
hands of Pelham, N. H., were ordered
to the superior court in $500 In the
police court yesterday on charge OF
assault with dangerous weapon Wed
nesday night upon Charles Thorne,
clerk of the St. Lawrence hotel, Mid
dlrSeX street.
1t appeared in the evidence against
them that when closing time in the
bar came, Thorne attempted to put
the men out, taking hold Of Sarsville
to do so. The latter called upon
Brown to shoot Thorne, and Blown
pulled small revolver from bis pock-
ct and fired two shots. The police
came in and arrested both men.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
The FUNERAL
President Mckinley Leaves
Washington to
ATTEND IN PERSON
The 0bsequ'es In Honor o.
Ex-P(esident Harrison

Washington, March 15.-presiden,
Mckinley left here at 7.4O p. IN b,
the Pennsy ylvania railroad for Canton
Ohio, whence he will proceed Satur
day night to Indianapolis to attend
the funeral of Gen Harrison. With
him were Mrs. Mckinley, Secretary
Cortelyou and DR.. P. NJ. Rixey. Mrs
Mckinley will not go 10 indianapolis
but will await the Presidents relurl
at Canton. The return trip from In.
dianapolis will be made Sunday night,
and although the matter has not beer
finally determined, the probabab lty
is that the chief executive will make
only a brief stop at Canton and come
back promptly to Washington.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
NO HOPE OF PEACE.

Cape Town, March 15.-The general
opinio1 is that there is little hope of
peace negotiations being brought to a
succe. sful issue and that obstacles will
probably p owe insurmountable. Rea
sons are not clearly defined but there
is a universal feeling that something
has happened to interfere with the
plans Of Kitchener and Botha and that
the guerilla war is likely to 60 on.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
TWENTY DOLLARS PER SHARE

New YORK, March l5.-Standard
Oil stockholders are being paid today
a dividend Of 500 per share. The to-.
tai payments have been at the rate of
6S per cent, since March l, 1900.
The Standard Oil Company thus
will have distributed among it's stock
holders S6S, 900, 900 within the space
of one year and fifteen days OF this
sum John u. Rockefeller will have re-
ceived $2l,0S0, 900, more than $685.
600 day, or about $40 a minute.
Mr.. Rockfeller's wealth has piled up
SO astonlshingly that even the great
money kings Of Wall street are mar
veling. His available cash has be.
come such factor in Wall street. that
according to one of the best judges of
the market, all chance has been en-
tirely eliminated from the transac.
tionS on the stock exchange.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
REFUSE TO DISCLOSE.

Middlebury, March l5.-Drs. Platt
and Howard of Shoreham with DR.. e.
Fl. Martin of Middlebury and DR.. w.
ID. Barry of Waterbury performed an
autopsy on the remains of the woman
Fosburg, who died mysteriously in
Shoreham Tuesday night. States
Attorney Donoway was also present
but all refuse as yet to disclose the re-
suit of the examination.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
POVERTY PARTY.

Yew air axed tew a soshul that the
girls OF the M. E.. air goin tew ave at
South Barre school house hall WedneS.
day mite, March 20.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Chap /. Every woman who kums
must ware calerker dres and apern er
sunthin ekarly aproperate.
Chap, 2. All men men must ware
there ole cloz and fanill shirts.
A prize will be gin to the man er
woman havin the wust lookin rig In
the haul.
These rules will be inforced to thee
letter.
There is goin to be speakin and
sinesin BY the girls who belong ter the
socity.
Phun will kummence at 6 O'Clock.
Kun aod ave sum hash and phun.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
TROUBLE IS IMMINENT,

Tien Tsin, March 15.-The British
and Russians are disputing over the
limits of railway property in the Rus
sian concession, and guards of the two
nations are in close proximity to each
other. The British have been strongly
reinforced and trouble is imminent,
unless the Russians retire.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
DIDN'T WANT HIM.

indianapolis, Ind. March 10 In
speaking Of Philippine affairs, Frank
w. Vaille, who has just returned
from the Philippines. where he was
director-general of posts, quoets Gen.
Otis as saying:
"It is better for him to be 10 the
bush than to be in the hands Of the
American army posing as a martyr"
Mr.. Vaille says the solution OF the
Philippine problem lies In the system
OF first subduing a part OF the country,
then placing in it native police. This
system, which was approved by Gen.
Otis, he says, is proving effective.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
TO INITIATE ROOSEVELT.

New York, March 15.-Royal Ar.
canum members in large numbers
will throng the 47th regiment armory
in Williamsburg tonight to witness
the initiation Of Vice President Roose.
welt into the mysteries of the order
The vice president will become a
member of Of ArbutuS Council, Oys-
ter Bay, L. l.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
APPOINTS SENECA HAZELToN.

LudloS, March l5.-Gov. W. W.
Stickney has appointed the Hon,
Seneca Hazelt0n, Of burlington, In
place of Judge Wendell P. Stafford, of
st. Johnsbury, resigned, to arrange
for digest of the Vermont reports.
The other member of the commission
is the Hon. H. Charles Royce, Of st.
AlbanS,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
NEW INCORPORATION.

Dover, Del, March 15.-The An
glo American Zinc and Lead Company
Of New York was Incorporated today
with capital Of ten millions. They
will purchase and deal in mines TO re-
fine metals. The incorporators are
Archibald Mccullough OF New York
and James Lord Of Dover.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
AGAINST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Albany, March l5.-The Assembly
committee on public health reported
favorably the bill of Mr. Bell forbid
ding the practicing Of healing by
Christian Scientists or other faith
curists not regularly licensed physi-
clans, amended so that it will not
prohibit the practice of Christian Sci
epce provided no fee or consideration
is accepted by the so.called healers.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
MINERS BURIED.

Shamokin, March 15.-Tons Of coal
and rock suddenly caved in out in the
Hickory Swamp Colliery last night.
Miners George Ramsey and William
Blyer we're caught and buried under
the mass. Other miners set to work
to rescue them. After five hours
Ramsey's body was found crushed to
death and later Blyer was found alive
and severely injured but be may re-
cover.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
WASHINGTON HOTEL BURNED

Washington. March Is. = L. f.
Henry was suffocated to death and 20
Others were hurt by the burning OF
the Merchants Hotel, opposite the
Pennsylvania depot at O'Clock this
morning. Among the injured are
Stephen Collins, proprietor Of the ho-
tel, burned about the arms and face;
W. B. Catchings of Kentucky, back
sprained in jumping from window;
John Scanlon and W. B. ketchum Of
Connecticut, hurt internally. The
hotel was second class.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
STABBED HIS WIFE.

Bristol, R. l., March l5.-During
quarrel today Manuel Sabra cut bis
wite's thrt at and stabbed her In the
side with a shoe knife. He then stab
bed himself. 1t is thought he will
survive, but he may die.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
TERRIBLE DEALH RATE.

Berlin, March l5.-Ihe Pekin cor
respondent of the Lokal Anzeiger gives
statistics as to the number Of foreign
Christians killed during the troubles,
exclusive of the P, kin siege. He en-
umerates us E glishmen, 79 Ameri-
cans, Swedes and Norwegians, 26
Frenchmen, II Belgians, 10 Italians
and Swiss, and one German. He esti-
mates that 10000 native Christians
perished. -
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
ANNA GoULD,s HUSBAND.

Paris, March 15.-M. Fernand de
Rodays, editor of the Figaro, was
thrashed yesterday by Count Boni de
Castellane for tintimating in his paper
that the count had betrayed the Der
oulede plot on the occasion Of the fu-
neral of President Faure, on Feb. %,
1899.
Count de tastellane interpreted a
paragraph In the Figaro as alluding
to him. A duel will follow.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
DUEL ABANDONED.

Lausanne, March l5.-The duel ar
ranged between Deroulede and Buffet
was abandoned today in consequence
of the authorities having issued de-
cree expelling both the combatants
from Switzerland.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
LAST CALL
One More Day Is Left To
Contestants
TOMORROW NIGHT
Will See The Close Of Third
District

Only one day more. The contest
closes tomorrow night and you who
take an interest in the third district
are requested to take notice that your
coupons and your subscriptions must
be at this office at O'Clock tomorrow
evening or they will play no part in
the present contest.
If you send 10 any votes or subscrip-
tions by mail tomorrow be sure that
they are mailed In time to get here
before the closing time as rule once
made cannot be broken on any ac-
count.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15

Mr.. and Mrs. James Bouldry Of
Marshfeld are in the city.
Parker Farm w. W. Lapoint's play
is to be presented at Haverhill, Mass,
tonight by the Kennedy Players.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
VERMONT PENSIONS.

Washington, March IA. - These
Vermont pensions are announced:
Original, Charles W. Marsh; North
Chester, sl2; Orlando Bishop, Rut.
land, $S.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15

Paris, March 15.-L'Eclair says the
seconds of Count Boni CaStellane 10
his duel with DeRodays will be Count
Dion and CASTOR Jollivet.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15

Paris, March 15.-"I affirm that !
gave DeRoday, thlrty-tive slaps in the
face" This is the statement Of Boni.
The duel will be fought tomorrow.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
6LYNWS lET.GO COUGH TABLETS

Stop any Cough. especially the after Grip
Cough" contain no opium: Our agree
ment with you and every dealer in your
section is to refund your money II they
are unsatisfactory to you. Walter B.
Glynn, Registered Pharmacist. Saxtons
River: Vt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
SANGER APPOINTED.

Washington, March 15.-President
Mckinley has appointed Col. william
Carey Sanger of New York, assistant
Secretary OF War.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-15
FAIR TOMORROW,

Boston, Ma ch l5.-Probably fair
tonight.
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Plan. nled for New Building,


lhN NAONNs
s,ufa o. FeursafA ~
o,m,rrv pa. a. Improvement " ten,
Ssnt { buss 100 " 4sd a. ounet A
Hodges. 5 v .sth At sfehliect. cost Va
ION It. IL v improvement 10 dwelling
John Il uu40n, Owner j : kfb,' ns
fremont a. afch'isct. COST 30
Thomn.au IT az improvement ~ tenement
N, Rev NnacI.tus De Angelus, oun'
and arch tect cost Sh
and ,iof' Solomon Rob,tson, a.. Grand
~ rSnU SAss a smAllhsi>ef, - Park oS'
s,s ~ as and as I, n~prov.men, 10 vn.
n,n, L~ovsni,ld 4 pras,r IFS RroAasay.
ovnas @ ? Pelham. sou Sih Az. afehl'ec'
IA, 81 s. .Ld A.. Improvement " snsm.pu
Ams ovnris aud sfchliecS cost <Vo
IA Az. ga improvement " tsnsmsni ana
,ni, John opp owner henY hselman'
p,,ss % ." iso and ~. improvement, 10 lods
Ins house Louise 81 Gefn Neupon- RI a.
ounsi = u Snoos. architect osi 80
EAsT SiDE.
CEas Of FuIh az. bsires1 2 0urs--ih aHe liUA nID
,csth 81 : q III . Park Az: ~, story ten,
msa, sne ,orr Robertson a GRAFT .lSw
iorh At o-nsrs. J. c Cocker 2A ? l,Sd $780,
st. afchliect. Gust 'ss'"o
,v,y o, Ffra A. saS.,a . ourfssufh ssd iioih ssJ
ssth st, a. im~p'ovsmsn, " d..illng Rob
sr II Greene. osntf " 5 Mulsf' IA L Io'h
s.d 81: and s,t Ead ~ n g, iIs'ov,
o-na. } boeksr. sfehltc' coat .' BOO
HARLEh
tudahaldn I,liTd. aorh - ii0h -
Amsterdam ~. = ~ u issta :, impror
meni 70 dwelling and s0i, Ioieh,s ~
mons. pgemiss& oSnef. ftsnetS IhAyet'
.Bo-o.sA Of ~ broril
.iark ~nnsy., = Ia7 u isoth - one aud q hA'
,s,ry su,omobli tAfn. Catherine A "a
,.lle, ~ Csridveil aV, owner , 49,
n.,h ssts a. > rs n irsd u N prov-mrnt
" dwelling NAthAdA q ROhertsoa. pitm
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pSih At. .. " wsst Ind a.. 7hAloo 'ossph
Wolf loAns Lnfenf Nshsf "ltF
I'm Az. -, TAs, S6tA a, 7AGlco. afth ,lnN
loo , ~ az, .31il7 sxza iNilh. Nero
iolitan ilf- lns 60 " Charles . H'res th,''
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Bloodsood 8 hsyes have sold no West
forty-fourth street. private stoie on "
Is snloo. Tor q MIR Wolfe 10 q client OF \ "
ny fHtitps A Co. lave sold No SIS West
s.yentv-fourth street. = ?5-foot AmcflCAn
Ia ,emeut house. tor q Mr. Taylor AZ aoou'
'Jobn y Goldins has sold for Mr. Thomas
y Rysn "a Joseph Dillon No 2us W"si Seveh,
tv.nrst street. a thIee-stnry anu paseuleh'
hrownstone dwelling, on lot iiSiCS
FOLSOM Brothers have sold tor sA,ahS,
Mead thr three lots on north side OF l,.u
.,ye.t. los feet east Of Anstrrdam avenue.
5kxsa IL, and for Levi s Iennel We lou
sbuttlns lots on the south side 81 i'sn .ure"''
so feet east Of Amsterdam avenue, lyts,II
bertha 4 Haish has so'd 20 Jane, ] BAIT
No. 33i Fast StNty-ninth street iuuI-s'my
tsnement. on lot ?sxlpn Mf Barry gives
in efchanse No i22s Fulton avenue. = four
story brick Cat. on plot $50 sx?i ixsi 10
NJ L. A { Ernst have cold % MIS-. IoI-
nsii, y Trpler No gsss Morris avenue =
two.story and attic frame dwelling. on plot
"RfV4c p smith have sold for II sia,ch-
rr~f' No. ga East i2sth street. a fvc-stoty
building. with store. ssxa5xlG, for ssS,tS
90 D. A.. Adams, Who sIves IN exchange a
For Isasc 7. Dunn they have sold the four
story triple fat, No. rs linton avenue, on
10, ?7xiOoxisS. their client taking In par
payment the plot s0xico on the wee, slde
Of Nashin gton svenue. IS feet south OF lsist
street W .. A { II Smith have also sold
for the Kountke estate 60 a Nr Albrecht
for Improvement. the plot SoNi'n on IN.
vest side 81 Morris avenue. about 30 feet
south OF Burnside avenue
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ais: and oso-ii' Z S"' Nv" ' ,ss 90
7s,h 81. a |, 200 y IVES, End az, iOotio,
sisssa a., Ms's'' ct Al iooH 100 90
Riverside Drive. : cot SAN ~ III aAlSe
.ss h'Aa L'.e Won" ss. 20
yv,h 81. u $ .oo . We, End az. eoiigl
james O'Connell Lime Co ~ Ih'u" a.. a
pSlnnott ......... WV" WI
ioath II. = 4. ~ = lat az. 2pti0 A. NhuAm u,
I Hoosry W Antonho tirin WV
frnadvay, y = whole trout beiseen 49,
ana 1ah 81 hsnp y Horthingpn v 'm =, ~
wafd Construction ara aho wv"
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satisfied Mechanics liens

kinxshrdse road. : = uhois front betsesr
Tti y sN and Ssdgvicb avs paut I'N
iaing A y omar ~ e man "a hole ~ .
plah Asylum % al ut ~, 1901
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Foreclosure suits

isilh 81 = 4 4sO v 3th Av. 10 sh9a ~ Ellen y Cvahssl
~ Kate & MANS Il Al aNys Thompson a
10Th Az. u : iAA p % A. bnSlii Nf"nh tllfAh~'h
Hi,nswonh " Maurice = sullivan ~ al ATTY =
button a N
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-, -oui,saI co. Lel Sic. cer and Orand
.tteet. Only last week the witthaus estate
,ooE u'le TO the new eights,ory loft build
Ing on the northwest corner OF Mercer and
Fourth streets. giving In exchange sercfa'
snuquated Investment properties Tbs new
butldins at Mercer and Fourth sreen vas
erected with others In the same locality BY
Ioui, aud Samuel Sachs. who disposed Of
several OF them to the Weld estate Of Boston
a., 'hree-quarter. 81 = million dollars cash
these transactions. all OF them COMPARE
lively recent. testify 20 the opinion OF er-
uerienced investors a. - the Investment
quality of property In the drysoods district.
,nd this testimony will no doubt have weight
With ls,s experienced and leAs self-conn-
dent investors Improvement In rents in
tho dry God district began 10 be noted .
wear ago, but last year IL took the form OF a
larger We. for space than In hishor rents
TLts wear II has been found possible In many
Instances 20 advance rents as much a. 10
psr cent The increased demand Tor space
boxev.r. chiefly takes the form NJ larger
lnus. 40 that 10 il the vide and deep modern
huudinss that are benefited The proc
psrity OF the drygoods trade this wear Is es-
par,ally mnr ksd. although 10 fnds expression
rather In expansion On the part ~ existing
houses than in a multiplication OF new com
cefns
For reasons which need not nov be enum-
Grated loft buildings have always been pre-
fsrrrd to other property by large tndividuHl
investors, and this preference has uu-
doub,edly grown a. IN. cost Of once build
lngs has ended to cause this class OF m
vestmsnts 70 exceed the means OF individuals
snd thus To- pass into corporate ownership
There is. therefore. every logical reason for
expecting . revival OF Investment interest
10 loft buildings as we'll a. IN ana
low.priced iats. outside Of these two class"s
of improved property. barring Dwelling.
l.,t weeks dealing furnished 10 snsrnples
Of Investment purchases
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-foR ALE II. FINEST APARTMENT ever
offered. utn always have q waiting list. WIZ ei
change tot god lots oF businss popsry
JAMES l. LIBBY
Tel 1917 Cort Pine street
fiVk PRIVATE soUsss ior.,h.r leased nor
. teffn ~ years tor sale OF stchAngs for , AoAnt bts
or busintss property l.. lbBN.
Tel lN7 Cou PIN, Street
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Neal Estatc Transfers.


tsoulA OF FosusHih a.
Ndg. st .. iso n Brooms ~ iaiioO
Rosls Beck 70 JOAN Adlst. AL tue. MIA,
I'm 81 n $50 . sh AZ. - sIlos Richard
mmei vat TO william Z finn - y"
I'm - ~ sesth AZ. d amos Mar
" Llis ana ano " william = fihn -
,-lg - F,rA ar. besUe,a Fos''esaih sus il0A 30
inats II ~ p iintA II sAs 2 Loon Rossu.
hlAu win simon thfed-i and ano. onn
VEST SIDE
va O., , ma az. egssa Foguenis sad iiNA 81
:sth 1t ~ ". go19s.g CaAfies Pcfceval 70
camille A Perceval. 'sss. tn,se tlse1 u
HARLEM
lxsaAaraa Iiird. aorh o. iiNh ~
.su IT. - 500 a PARK AZ, siaN!coilG
~es .flyia \ Beck T. snsdio' J bees' ,o,
,aaS 81 " isIsg. %. Amelia BllmsnthAi
~ Helen A Pierce. 2 sta. mtse 5000 100
BRoHN
t81rough o. Ths Brguf1
., ~. a,su, - aNis5 David u Cohen 10
Marc Z Llehtsch. ifg. mtg tle,sao s"'
Uaa,.cs =. 400 q Potter pL, cd line. le,lVn.
TlunAsA M " Teresa rsnsrsdl. ntss
tSu II ana l7s. map IIs,yec Iul sslsl,.
horace Anderson " Villa" U h~tnt q,
Trntr a.. ~. - > isSla a. S7xssiso
.r~ Martin SchmecEerhecher "a Marc
Slurcs.nbecher mtss - 90 !
n lam NaN. e.. ~ n lihih - AblWn Hten
! Trigx W Htfh.r = Taylor. mtgs $3.50 !
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