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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
FORCED TO LEAVE TOWN.
Woman Driven From Home by Iowa
Regulators.

Woman Driven From Home by Iowa
Regulators.
NMarshalltown, Ia, June 2S.-Mrs.
Mel Clemons. has been ordered to
leave the village within 10 days. She
is the wife of the man who killed Will
Burghduff. Her husband says she was
the cause of the crime. Since her
husband has been in the Jail she has
been living with his brothers family
in the timber, about two miles from
the town. A band Of regulators or
dered her to 60. p ,.-:
She requested that she be allowed
to remain until her 3-year-old child
should grow up. She said she had no
means and no place to go to. The
regulators said they would provide her
transportation to any place outside
the county within a reasonable dis
tance. She accepted their terms.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
NEW YORK NEWS.

New York, June Establishments
were returned against Fire Commits
sioner John J. Scannell, charging him
with neglect of duty. Another indict-
ment was returned Jointly charging
Commissioner Scanneli and William
L. Marks with conspiracy. 1t is al
legged nearly all supplies for the fire
department have been purchased
through Marks. A rumor is current
that the Duke of Marlborough is to be
appointed very shortly governor gen
era1 of Canada.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
PRESENT FOR CHINA.

Washington. viii Return Silver Bull.
5:5& sg lion Seized at Tien .'Tsir. = r.
Washington, June 2S.-The govern
ment has decided to return to China
the $375,000 in silver bullion taken
from the salt tax yamen in Tien Tsin
by American troops, This bullion was
deposited in a bank in China and a
check covering the amount sent to the
treasury department. in Washington.
Under the terms of settlement China
is to pay the United States 5,0O0,-
900 indemnity, and the authorities
here regard it as unfair to keep the
money seized as q military measure.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
Man With Rabies Bites Two People

Man With Rabies Bites Two People.
Chicago, June 2S.-Peter Cazzaza,
while being brought to this city from
Chicago Heights to be treated for
hydrophobia, broke away from his
guards and before he could be over
powered had bitten the conductor of
the train and one passenger. When
the train pulled up at the station an
employe of the railway was sprinkling
the platform. The sight of water
threw Cazzaza into violent spasms
and he again broke from his guards
and nearly beat out his brains against
the iron fence surrounding the station.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28

rived at WITHIN i 5 or.2iS minutes as to-
the action of the bank. In conse.}
quence of this statement the 2Sclearings:
were held back 80 minutes. At lO:45.
q. N. ! Mr.. William Norton Cromwell,
Mr.. Edwin Gould Mr.. Thomas, pres
ident of the bank, came into the clear.
inghouse and Informed the committee:
that in view of their heavy debit bal
ance and for other reasons 1t was con.
sidered wise that the bank should
temp porarily suspend. The clearing
house committee. thereupon directed
the manager Of that institution TO
eliminate from the clearings all oper-
atoms of the Seventh National bank.
n A Amember of the clearinghouse COM
'mittee says that at the mornings
meeting the name, of no institution
other than the Seventh National bank
was referred to. %: %: IL :. 81 s:;>Ss Il
EE,s3ft Custodian Of Postoffice Funds.
The Seventh National bank was the
of the funds of the New
York postofice. Assistant Postmaster
Morgan said when he heard the news
of the banks suspension:
sThe postohice is amply protected.
When the account was opened the
bank put up s250,e0o in government
bonds as security. The present state
of the postofice's account with the
bank 7 do not know, but l. am investi-
eating it." +. I,S5,, ~
n: At 1870 O'Clock the officials Of the
bank posted the following notice:
= :. Checks drawn by the Manhattan
state hospital will be paid at the
Chase National bank Drafts drawn
by the st. Lawrence County bank,
Canton: N. Y, will be paid at the
Chase National bank" Il -. -
! Among the institutions having close
business relations with the Seventh
National was the stock brokerage firm
OF Marquand & Co. Frank B. Poor Of
the firm made the following statement
after the banks suspension: 80. L I
From the outlook just now" said
he, II think we're going on. At the
same time cannot tell. Just now
everything is uncertain in the business
world, but 7 believe we will get
through - ~ ry,. = + ~ ~ ,,.s<-. =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
i u. is a LARGE NsTITuTIoN.5
Seventh National Had Deposits Of
over Sc, ,OOO, 900. 2ss. 4 y - v

Seventh National Had Deposits Of
Il Over 81, ,0oO, 900. =s 3 y
.E .@8t: New York, June 28. William Nor
ton Cromwell, attorney for. the Sew
enth National bank, has advised the
bank to suspend payment. # III 4Fy
u The statement given ont is as fol
lows: VIA n. & ss, Il $s,S NJ ts s.s
n 5ass III Justice to the depositors and
stock khoId ders of the Seventh National
bank, William Norto Cromwell, the
banks attorney has advised the bank
to- suspend payment /. &
$.2 When the bank = doors, were closed,
the following notice was posted K n s,
.."This bank is in the hands of the
controller Of the currency. t;.sE sa.
sfsa The statement of the Seventh Ma
5tional bank for the week ending June
{22,$ 1901, to the clearing ghouse was as a
follows: Capital, 1915, 500; net prof:
Its, s234.4 400: loans, s4, ,407,7 100 peeie,
5S557 100; legal tenders, $777, 100; de-
#posits, s5,712,4OO; percentage of Re-
serve, % tt,' s33s 81. sfs3Ss 51 55,
The Seventh National bank was
originally the old Seventh Ward bank
and was established in 1855. For a.
long time control Of the Institution
was held BY q John McAnerney a
sSouth thener, who was president Of the
bank NJ az, il 500 }, First Assistant,
Postrnaste General Perry \ S. Heath
aetieaiIY acquired a controlling IN,
sterest ins the stock DE the Seventh and
soI Il 1yii III am IIsimban VI re-
signed as nat tional bank examiner to
become vice president OF the bank,
several changes iii the dire ectorate be-
Ing made at the same time. Josiah
Quincy of Boston was one Of the dis
rectors elected then.
on Aug p. 50 8 B M Anerney re-.
signed the preside dency and Vice Pres
gtdent KimbaIl was chosen III his stead.
Fletcher s. Heath was elected vice
presid dents
clearinat ,ouse tater,ent h
After the suspension off the bank
the 10 slowing tatement was mad sat
the cIearing house
At the clear gh0use during the
morning the Seventh ~ iona1 bank
came iii debtor Sc Al, 4 The clear
/ 4inghonse com nmitt tee has been tn SEES
sion since 80 awaiting the results
lof the clearing When IT was found
out the debit balance was SO heavy,
The commit ittee com mmunic Gated with the
Eoficers ef the bank and was inf formed
that the board of dir tors was IN sses- ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28

900 marks, are lost. The policy Of the
Leipziger banks board of directors
has, for years, been such as to lead to
the belief that other arrests on the
charge Of culpable negligence, will
follow the taking into custody Of Herr
Exner. The members of the board Of
directors include some OF Leipzig's
wealthiest citizens. ~ 2 r. "
The Berlin, Leipzig and Dresden
morning papers express the highest
indignation at the conduct of the Leip-
ziger bank directors, and demand a
searching Investigation.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
] tcIaarnnakers on Strike.

Quebec Tune 2s. "A II the union ci-
garnakers are out on strike. They
demanded higher wages and sent a
nnti lion to their en- ployers TO con-
Ter with one pf their oficers ia St.
.sanvelr The two leading factories
here owned by u %. Barry and the
sQuehee Cigar comm NY are both hold
ing out. ore of the actnries is EN-
Sploying non union men and teaching
them fhe trade. sssEs q siss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
:FNorthwesster nv : Z: r, \ j Flour 4 8 ouLItpuf. Y .

Minneapol oils, June 49, cording to
! The Mort rthWestern Miller the flour out
put at Minnea olis last week was 81 2
375 barrels. comp pared 4 with 231 ,O45.
barrels for the corresp sponding week in:
819o 90: Superior and Duluth ground
AZ. 800 barrels. Flour sales OF local
mills. while not exceeding the output
last week, did not equal those il the
preceding week here was q radical
chang ,lhlsa in the eharac ter OF the trade,
with most mill in that last week
foreigners were large ely out off sttlh 3 mar
7 zket, while the dom este trade were
quie good buyers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
SEVERAL ENGAGEMENTS.

Three Americans Killed Recently in
the Philippines. 4 si},.5.% = = j
Manila, June 2S.-Lieutenant Ed
ward Downs of the First infantry and
one private Of that regiment have
been killed in the southern part Of the
island of Samar. ia. ~ 8: {. = Is. &.
Captain Woodburn (?) of the Nine.
teenth infantry has captured Samson's
camp in the island Of Bohol. Private
Kraus of that regiment was killed and
four men were wounded. q
Lieutenant Nina McNair has cap
tured IA insurgents in the northern
part of the province of Tayabas, island
Of LuZon.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
q 9 cANNoT & coNTRoL $3, .sss
Fire Started 8at PrebIe, Ind, .,by Burn
ing Oil Still Races, a. I'D .15


3 Decatur, s'El Ind, June 2S.. The fire
which was started at Preble tuesday
night 4 by lightning striking tank Of
the Standard antdlar Oil company, containing
10000 barrels OF Oil, Is still burning.
Ihree . hundred men from this city,
Hunting ton, M Montpelier. and Lima, %. !,
are lighting the flames, and making
EsEE efforts y ! to- save five other tanks that
contain 'er, over 100000 barrels Of oil
Joe Kintz and ". D. D.Lewton Of Lime,
81, were u ga ,s5 load ding IL cannon to shoot the
j burning tank when It exploded, and
they We're fatally burned The loss to
the Is STANDARD Oil company alone viii
reach $50 ,0o0. any Of the inhabit-
ants have been badly burned. & s3*y ;, Z. J
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
FIVE ARE KILLED.

Primary Elections in Chile Attended
by BIoodshed.
Valparaiso, Chile, June 28.-During
the, preliminary elections in various
parts of the republic to elect sue
cessor to President Errazuriz, hve
persons were killed and fifteen wound
ed as the result of political animosi-
ties.
The latest reports show an over
whelming majority for the Liberal can
didate, Jerman Riesco. Under the
Chilean law, Errazuriz is not eligible
for reelection.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
1 OTHERS WILL FOLLOW. i
Arrest OF Ore Of the Directors Of the
Leipziger Bank. sI$S

n
u. Leipzigsr Bank.
Leipzig. June 2s. err Exner, di.3
rector sSfs the Leipzi ger bank, which
suspended payment Tuesday, has been,
arrested he public prosecutor Isl
3inYestig gating the affairs off the bank.
turns out that the first report
3of the Leipziger bank was misleading
Reliable informat tion shows that the
sum of al , 900 900 mark which forms
the h,asls of the assets, includes 81, q
000. 900 marks loaned ID the cassels
7sIreber. rocknus ii s. comp any, of which
only q small part eaIl be real lized upon.
Represents atiyes oY the leading
banks Of berlin say there IS no DOUBT
al the stock of the .eipziger bank
and its reserye. anno nting to 633 .0o0..g
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
Volunteers Nearly All, Home.

San Francisco, June 2S.-The ar
rival of the. transports Thomas and
Buford brings nearly all the volun-
teer army home from the Philippines
There are yet to arrive the Indiana.
with the Forty-second regiment, and
the Fitzpatrick, with the Forty.third.
There are now at the Presidio seven
regiments awaiting mastering out.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
Recurrence of the Disaster.

Bluefield, W. Va, June 2S.-A cloud
burst over Coaldale, Simmons Creek
and Pocahontas wrought considerable
damage during the night Pocahontas
was flooded, the yards covered with
mud and several hundred feet of track
washed out. There is no doubt that
much of the temporary repairs are SO
much damaged as to greatly delay
traffic between Ennis and Vivian. IN
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
! AN I ALL DAY FIGHT

Beers Attack Richmond, Cape Colony,
but Are Forced to Retire. l.,
Richmond. Cape Colony, June 2s.-
4 q large force of Beers, commanded by
Milan and Smit, attacked Richmond
sat day ybreaks June 25.4 The fighting
lasted till dusk, when the Beers re-
tired on the approach of British re-
inforcements N @s 3tl:5 $E 5$5z5 555y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
SEVERAL 4 REPORTED DROWNED 81 p

Number Of Men Forced Into Buffalo
3:s5 g. Z Creek by Fire. i:55 :s IND.
Buffalo, Ny. June 2s.-Fire broke
out Nt during the afternoon at the Le-
high Valley freight house on Buffalo
Gre creek and the building was soon de-
I 9stroyed. IA .Fsj&593& - ~. ar. Z
@TEsIt is reported that several men were
forced t :. into the creek by the flames
and drowned. II, s. d III /, 81 f
@SI.At $3.50 the only person known to
be injured is Lewis Massin.
The steamers Hennepin and Saran-
ac were moored at the freight house.
The former was burned and the latter
damaged. The men missing and re-
ported drowned were part OF the crew
Of the Hennepin., '.| ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
\ Access: the con,pr,oY,,ise |, I, Z.

Lontlon, june as. meeting of sti,e
Duke of Maneh lester ed cred.
itors approved The pro tor Com
promise of 81 killing 6 pencS an the
pound sterling Other cred itors Will
be paid in full Mhen the accounts are
settled and the ban viii BE-
5annulled. ss3si
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
BARKER is SENTENCED.

Given Five Years for AssauItinq Rev.
John Keller. l,..,.
!. New York, June 2S.-Thomas G..
Barker. convicted in the Hudson coun-
ty court at Jersey City last week of
felonious assault upon the Rev. John
Keller of Arlington, has been SEN
fenced to five years imprisonment in
the state penitentiary. s%r.-s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
Russell Case Before the Pesers, .sssr -

London, June 2S.-In the house of
lords, the lord chancello Lord Halls
bury, announced the receipt of d let
ter from the recorder setting forth
that q true bill had been found against
Earl Russell on the charge Of 81 gany
and moved the appoint ntnnent 5of COM
3mittee to arrang sc the procedure III the
case. The motion was agreed to.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
AZ al 'E:;x,plo :, sion off Dynamite.

lockhayen June Three
persons are reported To have been
Killed and two seriously injured by an
explosion Of dgnaniitt tte rear Karthaus.
The men were blasting for d new rail-
road.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
IllieId 81 Irr1lrlnenlss .fse unlon..

n Iarrisburgg June Il
united railroad bro therh hoods s. oi 81
risbnrg he'll their ann ii al reuni on dur,s
ing the oVer 900 railroad
men from Harrisb nrsg, A ltoona and
mi lNay centers attended NJ any
men prominent III ailroad brother;
hoods were In att dance.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
] N \ /! PREsEN + OF $50, ,ooo.f
Chicago Woman Does Not Know the
Identity OF the Eon or.i @ NJ II.

4 Az; dentity of the Donor. " &$s 5s
Chicago, June 2s. fty thousand
dollars from an unkn own givef3 has s
reached the honle off s; q 4 q. Stein
field, 4 wife of a florist 3ao24 ~ ahasl
avenue. An a n oune cement & Of q, 81 gift.
which a ppeared In the II tperson col,
umn Of a local par lich ne
garded by Mrs. steinfeId and her filst
band as a joke, PROV 11scorree
note says the money is iill fass
kindness shown during the
ness.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
OFFICIALS in CONFERENCE.
New Railroad Deal Of Importance Un.
~ ]: t,.S4 So s. der Consideration. -

New Railroad Deal Of Importance Un.
3:s Il ( Z, & ,iStt' n: s.. der Consideration.
z ;Marshalltown, Ia, June 2s.-J. N.
'Tittemore, general traffic manager Of
the Iowa Central railway, met traffic
officials OF the Minneapolis and St.
Louis; and Wabash in reference to the
formation Of a st. Louis line by the
Minneapolis and St. Louis, Iowa Cen
trail and Wabash, via Albert Lea and
Abba. The opening of an Iowa Cen
tral line via Albert Lea will make an
imp portant change in the Chicago, st.
Paul rate and will, it is believed, re-
suit in a reduction on first class
freight of 3 cents per 100 pounds from
Chicago tozall points onSthe Iowa Cen
{tral west of the Mississippi river .%sSsS. %S5.%
y = iF y 49,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28
REPORTED ENGAGEMENT.

New York, June 2S.-It, is reported
Helen Hay, daughter Of the secretary
of state, will marry Payne Whitnew,
son of W. C. Whitney.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-28

The army register gives the name
Of Major Thomas C. Woodbury. of the
Nineteenth infantry but does not men-
tion Captain Woodburn.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

124,h-st. 241s n Of 7:h-ays g * 4xi"9Ii; col
6sSy Aase morsnss srs 81 Fi,S5oons si6 Com $50 500
12sth-st : 321 II " ot leI,,x-ave 5 -'NFS IL
S2G6G6; R 5 Sc ,...-....-..
l25th 81 No so West. 25x29 u; nian'hs A
sag Sl6o@o; r S $40 "a s,sn
70 Jacob Iuntta mortgase Sl2gH Il : 80 l''-oo
Monroe-st Nos 21o and %; AorahaI9 lev Lev %
Max and Jacob Aronso1; mortgage $iotv"' x
th-st No sS East. l6 sx75 10. Emma = Murphy
70 Clifford 9 Goodwin; mortgage. $4,000 r $ -, -
Broome-st n $ so It E Of orchari-st xs76,
Mary \ Bradley 81 al 70 Harris Mandelhaum
and another: quit claim: Correction des,
D Truax. referee. to Laura Helner; S. 90,
5sG-st, No - East, 2uxIoo,5: Anna Armstrong TO
James ] Faye; mo-IsSse S2oeoo: r : S3o. 5000
Ellen King William Rhiaeander ct al trus-
s5th st. No l64 E;as; is exiGos: Mathew DaIy
referee. to Samuel Lewis mortgage. $6'oo; 80,
Gss9-st: 10 q @i-ays. loo5z
Morris Jacobson % Leopold fieias5T; 5E Inortsase
s11e0Go; r :. S5s -. ,.-.--...
Delhonsne to Maria Berliant: mortgass. se9,oo.
Central PARK West " 5 = 5 IT $ Of 9th ST. sex
loo; julius @ e Ne.zser 70 John H Lo's mort -,
1atrFS = 1tS :, " cf PARK ave 1sx1ol n
Margaret 5 smarWood MARY smaIiwood:
Home st. n 5 10 ii IT W Of S,ebbtns save @5x
Ici; Elizabeth T rtiman. widow. 20 sarah
1s1fs5 7SSs0 No K III Il West a51a2 charles Wright to
l.S Reaad i F''psFf l + %0TSf"sS df 6 sS0 Ste
Henry l. Van WycS and another executors . - Ooo
ssths tharle' "snf. i.7s ii Of 5th ave. 7szloos O0
morsas m9ss $50 PS6efs4 s Joseph Hamenas 100
silyerson to samuel wacht; mortsase, $4,000:
ST 6e Ms nfsaa9 eaS M9 s saa as S 9ssai No. 10 nRn Ma
garet schwtnd: one-haIf part; mortgage SIS.
s2$st, 2sl e 5 q central :, Park WesS
S3OOtO. r :. Sl0.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
REAL ESTATE.
DWELLING HOUSE ON SITE OF MADISO,
AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Herbert A Sherman has sold for Jacob Hays, as
trustee. No. IS East Fifty-third-st 20x1oO eighty
feet east Of Madison-ave.. four story brownstone
dwelling house. for $4,000. The same broker has
also sold for William j. Hochstaeter. No. 4S East
F1fty-third-st.. a four story browlstone dwelling
house, lot 2ox1OO for s4S 500 II is reported that
j. J. Fay is the buyer OF No. &c and No 45 sold Il
few days ago
The southwest corner OF Madisou-ave and Fifty
thtrd-st-, lot 2Sxl00 part of the old Madison Ave
nue Presbyterian Church property. has been pur-
chased by Gilbert c. Brown from the Central
Realty Bond and Trust Company for about 800 eco
The buyer will erect ireproof American basement
dwelling house, six stories high, the lot. Greene
& Taylor We're the brokers
P McMorrow has sold che S.. Ignatius new
seven story apartment house on plot 5lxoO in Cen
trGl Park West, between ne-hundred-and-stxth
and Observation-Disclosures SITS.
F. Osgood PeH & Co. have sold TO w w. & T.
NJ Hall No. Il East Sxty-third-st., four story
brownstone dwelling house. 25x100. The buyers
VIII build an American basement house on the lot
Greene & Taylor have sold for Mr.. Osilvie 10
Thomas Dunham the dwelling house, lSsxlG1-d No.
% West Fifty-ffth-st for $4,000
MandeIbaum & Levine said to be the pur-
chasers of the group of eleven tenement houses
comprising the westerly block front of Rutgers-st.
between Madison and Monroe SITS
Dantha A southworth and others Grace E
Johnson, of Poughkeepsie. No 80 West Ore-hun-
house. 25x9a11 at about $4,000.
Thomas 7. Wren has sold for Mary McNamara
two lots on the north side OF e-hundred-and-
eighty -hfth-st-, twenty feet west of WadswOrth-
ave. TO n T. Cantwell, who will erect two three
story dwelling houses
II. 5, Lines has sold No. 11a East Fortieth-st
1s.9x9S.9 for Mrs. Jane W. Mckee TO James u.
Hague
August Guest has sold TO William woIr's Son
No. 49, East Seventy-ninth-st and resOld the
property TO Annie Sarah Miller for s1oooo
William NJ RYAN has sold Nos. ~ and 29la Cor
nelta-st-, plot 422x9I.6 with old buildings for
Shipmau estate to George SchenCk.
Daniel b Freedman has sold through John J.
kavanagh No II East Nnety-secOnd-sJ.. a four
story brownstone dwelling house, on lot 1Ix1O0.S
New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY George Read. . ass and :. .46s Arthur-ave =,
vids1ed nor ISSth widsnef 33 txSl II ix33 *
81 10. dWE h. 3 RIVER Frefericsa
Moessmer al " - Mullzan. atty . Dononue, ref,
81 .S5t; ~, subject srC. Sos -
Forest 175 = Of West Farms 70 Westcnestsr
road. 25xI00 : Puriy Rachel Greer - al, W u
Muhgen. atty. ponohue. ref. amount due. Sos4 81
subject SIS -.
Rv W NJ Ryan: Nicholas n cor 15lst-st. o.
So Nicholas Place N)1 IXt5-9 Citizens SAVINGS
Dank y Gorsch 81 al. Prison * Beal- attys; W /
Turner ref $40 subject etc for
and 1901 97I 1+9h-st, COncord-aye iiNlOh
Sh-ave a5xG9 Ieasebod; four b. Elizabeth
RintsIea \ Rlnteleu 81 al, II y Bolte. atty; J
Nauu!e- ref. partition g2J 151st Pontiac Bsckl 81
n Of Robbins l50S 96 70 concord
ave X 5sx " 46x $ 100 l51stst X 81. story
4 Chanlsr al agt T AlIIerl - al
T Ryan ref. amour, due S1o319 81. subject to taxes
etc. s. 45T IS
Tiv l. ] phillips & co: 70+ I7lstst, Park-ave
a5xgO four a and store. CCgSano aEt j Tosl-
berg al. Brothers. attys. e ponohI-e ret
amount due subject 70 prior mort $199'9 90
By r V Harne,t 4 Go. NJ AIS West 4Oth-st eo5 z
eh-ave. h. 25x6ix9s9. trustees sale estate
N Martin. o . -
of 5~hrvstte-st - GxIOoS brk store and b.
all the title etc Sonneherg had April 10
1901 or since: Siguund Wechsler atty William CirelL
sheriff GreenwiCh-st Warren st. 81 Ixl6xd1 +XI6
Johns Tarrant 3 CO: Thomas +
Keogh due. SD SlS % subject To taxes
No 34o S2i-st. lSS II " Or lst- ave lSXsS:
? sty b. Bank ag Martin lSochmer et al
& \ Lyons atty: George VI Van Hoesen. refree;
S3 sac IS; subject 10 taxes etc Sis "a