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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-24
10 the indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERSONNILLE, Ind. May 23.-Her-
bert Rhodes. the tweive-year-old son of
Mrs. Eva Rhodes, living between here and
Cementvlle. was killed by lightning at IL
O'Clock this morning. The boy was at
work cutting briars. and when the storm
came up took refuge under tree. He
held the scythe in his hands and this at
tracted the lightning. Death was instan-
tAneous
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-24

ST PETERSBURG. May 22.-The follow
ing dispatch dated May p from General Ku-
ropatkin has been received by Emperor
Nicholas
''AIl Is quiet in the direction OF the Tin
Chou-Ling mountains IL IS reported from
Siu-Yen that on May 2i. a japanese force.
consisting altogether of about one regimen
OF infantry and two regiments OF cavalry
of the guard and OF the line was observed
moving on the broad front from Habaiin
toward Salitisaiputz.
During the night OF May 9o-2l. one OF our
sontas on returning from Loua- Mao and
khendou- Kan. discovered a detachment sf
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-24
GOVERNORS TRAIN Has
MET WITH IN ACCIDENT

message received at the Governors
office yesterday from Governor Durbin
stated that the train on which he and the
other members of the state tax board are
making a tour of inspection of railroad
properties has narrowly escaped a wreck.
The engine was derailed. but fortunately
the coaches kept to the track. The party
arrived in South Bend last evening.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-24
GAME WARDEN WINS
IN LONG BOAT RICE
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

BELLEFONTAINE. o., May 23.-After
a race of more than mile in boats and
wading several hundred yards in waist
deep water. Game Warden Norviel cap
tured John Luck. who had been operating
a trammel net in Lewistown reservoir, en-
snaring hundreds of pounds of fish each
day In its leo feet of length. Without
waiting to remove their wet clothing. Nor
viel brought Luck here. where he pleaded
guilty before Mayor Haviland and paid a
fine of Sl00 and costs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-24
REOPENING OF NOTORIOUS
OLD KENTUCKY FEUD
John Eversole Shoots William
Smith While His Victim
Is Asleep.

OwINGSVILLE, KY, May 23.-A tele-
phone message from Hazard. Perry county,
reports the reopening of the French-Ever-
sole feud, John Eversole assassinating Will
liam Smith to-day. Eversole shot Smith
while he was asleep. causing instant death.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-24
URUGUAY TROOPS WIN
OYER REBEL FORCES
President Ordonez Announces a
Victory Over the Revo-
lutiOniStS.

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, May 23.-Presi-
dent Ordonez announces victory over the
revolut:onists by the government troops
under General Muniz. Eighty Of the rev.
olutionists were killed and two hundred
HaH
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-24
japanese Alleged to Have Been Re-
pulsed and Army Almost Cut
TO Pieces.
AN UNCONFIRMED REPORT
That the Russians Killed and
Wounded $1,000 Men and
Lost Only 5000.
THREE JAPANESE SHIPS
Purchased from Chile Rumored to
Have Been Captured by the
Vladivostok Squadron.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 23. II 80 ID.
NIT Is reported that Foreign Min
lister Lamsdorn has received mes
sage from the Russian consul mt Che
Foo saying that the Japanese have
made N land attack on Port Arthur,
and that i'm doing they lost $4,000
men killed wounded. The Russian
loss is placed nt 5000 men. The uI-
innate outcome of the fghting is not
stated.
According to earlier reports. which
reached the Russian headquarters at
Liao-Yang from Chinese sources. the
japanese made n land attack ON Porr
Arthur. hut were repuIsed with heavy
loss. The truth Of the Chinese re-
ports is questioned here.
PARIS, May 24.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Matin sayss lit
is persistentIy rumored that the
VIadivostok squadron has captured
three cruisers bought by Japan from
Chile"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18

Retni6en Der 9 utfsbern.
SirouBenfeOern reinigt mar bur9 Elm
Seifenbab, legt iie mebrere Stunoen
in lautuarme GOiung bon 9romiaurem
Rali nit SaIpetsridure, fpiilt unb be-
banoeIt lie nit idpefliser Sdure, BIB
Iie binreidenb geblei9t iinb. Die Sc
bern, ipefde peib tlciben iolen, mere
ben nit Snoigoeormin fdpab GEE
blaut. lin bic 6ebern gu trodnen,
be9anbelt man fio nit elmer Mildung
bon faltem Mafer nit Stdrte oher
fein seidlemmter 3reibe, nimmt lie
fooonn beraus unb f9l6et tie nit Der
!9anb, nit fpelder ma bic Sober BAIT,
auf ben anberen Dorberarm. 6ierbei
iperben bic Tranlen Der 9Grte bon
chamber g%etrennt, iubem bic Rreibes
ODER StGrfetheif1en nit Oeipalt aus
ben 3niI1enrdumen herausaetrieben
tperber. Gum 5drben bebient man
Iih bann Der Gremefarbe. I'm bic
Tebera gu frGuieln ober cit friIiren,
Siebt man iie an alien Steaen mebrz
mails 5pifhen bemO aumen unD einem
glatten '6orn ober elmer ltumpfeuWejs
fertlinse burd.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18


Durd bas gsnlter fsb' i9 trauris
Draubsn rduidt Der Regea nisoer.
N6, id pente ferner 3eitenl
Qn Dein Spiel unb Define 2ieoer.
Wis Elm gsten mar Dein Gingen.
Wie Elm Icifes @liiderfleben,
Grembe, adj gar Iiibe Msilen,
Morum muBi i9 tie perIteben!
msro' id ielnals pisber jenen
SiBen 3alberflGnesu laufden2
Qh lUobl nimmer! Qeiie Dor i9's
Sard ben Hegen niebsrrauI9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18

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f9 bin5ietenben Werleumoungspro5eB
rrrDe Der 5o3ialiitilfe QbgeorDnete
uno Rebafteur bes Npunti, Gnrieo5erz
ri, iDeqen fortqeleBtsr 9erleumbung GEE
gen ben pormaIigen Warineminiiter
8ettolo gu / Sabr un6 2 Wonatsn
OefdnoniB unb 1916 Qire gelbitrdfe,
gum S9areneriaB unb CUR Sragung
Der aoIten perurtbsilt. Die gsrleums
bunaenJerris beItanOsn imWeientlifen
in Der 8ebouptung, oob Bet.olo a.s
Marigeminiitsr 0eIfdfte gu isinem
eigenen Nortteil gemo9t babe. Auh
Der 6erausgeber bes apanti iDuroe
berurtheils.
WitQlieber bonn Sroen Der
dob GeGofDs" gibt es in ben Ser.
Gtaaien unb aanaoo 1,083,473, Jreiz
INQUIRER 941 ,221 unb 2~(ngeb0rise beg
0fneient Srber of ssors''ers" 928.035.
gadfeine leet man in S9ne=
ben BEL elmer 9emperutur bon 3ero.
Der fiir ben Wi0rtel gebrauhte Sdno
lUiro Sebei5t.
gbu DER Hrisnun nrbutn.
Ell enber gum 3otOmotips
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tommtn benn Sie gu bisier Hettungss
mebaine; lam bsnn oiif elmer folden
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1leberfobrt net grab no gum ftsbn
bring, NADIA fobrt uils baIt Der 9err
Baron mitam QlutI iibsr'n 6auf'n!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-18

GIspsIano, Cincinnati, Gbicas0 & 81. souis aaiIruay
BIG RsoUKQ-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30
REAL ESTATE.
E1-Commodore Ledyard Bugs NeS0
Flfth-dUe. Mansion.

WHham II. Bolton has sold through Francis B.
'o'elt the I'VE story American basement dwelling
mouse NO. East Eighty-ssventh-st This dwelling
=. Use Is one OF the best and largest IN the city
covers lot +ox1oo feet. In addition 70 this there
Is an easement Of 1sxlOo feet for light and air on
enc west The house faces the marble mansion
WIN gardens which Henry Phipps Is erecting on the
r ~, corner Of Eishty-seventh-st and Fifth-ave
"e tiont Is OF limestone in the style Of the modern
=, -, INehalssance The feature OF the house IS
IN lhe planning OF the second story, which permits
eveIy room on the entire floor. including the con-
svfVatoFy' to be used for large entertainments
100 are nine chambers with connecting baths
Issues there are rooms for fifteen servants The
arehtects were James & Leo 4ns purchaser Il
Lewis lass Ledyard, ex-commodore Of the Nav
,5Sd 40 1scht Club. The house has been held az
S'OG $1,000. II was purchased about that nglre Mr.
a1J TIi- now occupies house at Lexlngton-ave.
S ~ 1nIIty-sixth-st- This sale II Is thought by
brokers' interested in this section will again re-
1--WE me interest and activity that were displayed
~ tn latter part OF 1902 and the early spring OF last
Sear IN nlsh class residential property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

generally easier tendency fractional recessions be-
ing recorded in a majority of the stocks dealt in
Trading however. was well distributed. although
In most Instances totals were relatively small The
shares OF American Steel Foundries were traded in
IF q loss Of 26s per cent for the common and over
uer cent for the preferred. Havana Tobacco is
sues were shade lower. Seaboard Air Line stocks
were steady. Northern Securities was somewhat
frner and fairly active. Consolidated Lake Su-
perior common was prominent and scored small
advance. marlborough Rapid Transit sold of z
per cent American Can stocks were weak United
Railways Of ST. Louis preferred was up over per
cent In the copper stocks Greene Consolidated adj
vaneed nearly = per cent in the early trading but
receded per cent near the close. The rights were
extensively dealt in at advance of 12c- In bonds
Brooklyn Ferry IS were UP about per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30
TBY rELEGRAru TO THE TRIBUN


Chicago. Jan 29-The wheat bull had more price
helps to-day than at any time in A month. The
market here advanced &c 20 sc, and wheat every
where was higher. The drop IN Consols and the
more warlke turn 70 the foreign news seemed 10
be the factors everywhere. Liverpool was sd 10
sd higher. London sd TO Id higher. and Paris was
&C 10 10 bushel higher. Argentina shipped
2o56O00 bushels according TO some cables. and ac-
cording to others only 10000 bushels. Receipts
everywhere West were less than last year. 70 cars
in the Northwest against Isl last year; 4lSVVo
bushels at primary points compared with $4,000
bushels Clearances were $4,000 bushels Clear
ances from America for the week were 29ltVVO
bushels The East reported liberal purchases OF
wheat at Buffalo by mills al the best prices OF te
season. There was supposed to be wheat TOT SAFE
on the advances by the holders, but the demand
from shorts was sufficient to keep the market
strong throughout May sold at 9l14c ard at 9G'sc
and closed at sOsc. sellers; July closed at so1sc
The Armour people seem inclined 70 sell wheat on
the strong days and they had opportunity 10 Sc"
literally to-day If they wanted to.
Corn closed 4 to 'sc higher. There was a scal,
tered commission demand There was pretty good
sellina, bv bull interests There was an idea, now
ever that there was buying by Armour at the
close May sold at soc and AT 5113c. and closeu ~
50aso sellers July. 4SSsc- Argentina shlppeu oniS
40 900 bushels. Seabosrd clcarances were 49Ioo
hrsbels T-berc were 2l5 cars Tie estimate for
Tomorrow was go cars. Liverpool was I'D higher.
Corn felt the war news The shipping cenlaho
now is embarrassed by the car scarcity seVelAi
Of tho Eastern roads accepting no gram
Shipping sales were 1900 bushels
Oats advanced u II lllc and the May go' 10 $'o'
the high price So far. There were only "a cars
here and only 81 estimated for tomorrow Cesh
oats were nc higher. Oats are not coming much
faster han to supply the local demand shipping
sales were l5GOOo bushels. Tho factor IN the ma
ket IS the big Patten holding. which Keeps inc
market congested. May closed at sc. July SSc'
provisions were rather Inactive Prices were
practically at a standstll. tO-nGhts close aD0u'
the same as yesterdays There continues an OUT
eide demand for lard through commission houses
-. ,ocl,ers are selling rather more freely. There
was a 10 1Oc break in hogs. West there we're
n zoo hogs. compared with 5000 last year Liver
pool was lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Is4th-st. No 10 West 2sxes.i1: Belle S Harrison
and another ST. 500 Nominal
IlGth-st, No S13 West. 25x76 Ike. 1xS4s: sophie
Segfred Weis; tgase SCI $50. Nominal
4tl-ave s. 20 II OF 117th-st. @s.5X12; 4th
n 11Ith-st 2Jx1e; Joseph kittsi
to Myer Helnan: mortgage $4,000. Nominal
Al and IS. u 1894 n OF Broad
St runs eek n ~ TX 5 81 II:
Barron Eastern Trust Company: mortgage.
$4,000 Nominal
91st-st s0th-st $. Ave a, exterior
buikhead line 1.-THE block: John Spencer, tndi-
vidually and executor and trustee ct a. 20 Ma
thaniel Whitman al all title Nominal
73d-st No ,146 West. 30xl02.2; Hiram Arm
strong Helen FenWiek Nominal
soth-st \ :. 253 II OF Central Park West 59x
zoos; solomon Miller 20 Rsxton Realty Com
pany: mortgage. $4,000 Nominal
Columbus-ave No 969 25x1oO: John Friedrich
Julia Les; mortgage. $500 Nominal
49th-st. 80 40 East. 21x1oo-S: Henry Crawford
to Louise Bates mortgage. $4,000 -....-.--.. Gift
Broadway. lI5 II 70 Euerson-st xI25 Il n
Vermlyea-aye, runs 1Ss1x 7J6x Xix
- II Manic II Morrison 10 Max Marx mort
case, Stl,SO lOo
TO Annie stron: tESss 5000 - 100
7sh-st s So Il OF CoiumbGsave. e0xiO2e .:
Cosmopolitan Realty Company 70 Helen =
Tompkins: mortgage $4,000 Nominal
Southern Boulevard, corner i36th-s-.
c3lx " l1Sx eox " i"rx le5x ga fts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30
Public Notices.


THE CITY OF NEW YORK REPAYMENT o.
TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS. MAIN OE,s,lSHs. 5ok-
0I-fSH OF MANHATTAN, No $50 BROADWAY.
STEWART BUILDING. January : ls0A
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN AS RE~
~ outred BY the York Charter. that the
tos called The Annual Record q tle Assessed Na-uA
- ~ Peal Personal Estate OF the Borousns OK
STs-bsttan The Bron. Brooklyn Queens and hlieanond
rcn1prisins The q New YORK VII De open ror e1-
f1arior ana correction the second Acnday or Ianc-
ary. and viii remain open un1A the FIRST DAI "
az Tsg he time that books public IN
be made BY any person O cor
sraon claiming Be aggreved By the assessed vauA-
~ ,be Borough OF Manhattan s The main ocs Of tie
rnartrsnt OF Taxes and Assessments. No 80 Broad
- -, -, -. -. -. =, - -.
,rrre-t Municipal Building Hundred and Seventy
seveurh street and Third avenue
ID the Borough Brooklyn at the o1ce q the Depart
rnent Municipal BuidinS
rnent aekstt Building. Jackson avenue aid Fifth street
IN he BoroGsh o. Richmond at the olss oc ths De-
partment Masonic Buildins Stapleton-
Corporations ali The BorOughs must make application
only In the main oflcs IN The Borough % Manhattan
In relation tae assessed valuation OF
sonai made b. the assessed
Office Department IN the Borough where such
son resides uf non-resite1t Carrying
business In The City % YORK Office Of ths
Department such place
located between TIE hours o. 10 a. n AID
cept on Saturday. when an Applications must Do made
between 10 a. and = noon
FRANK A. O'DONNEL
JAMES = EoUcK,
JOHN J. BRADY.
EDWARD TODD.
SAMUEL SrRAsBOCR0ER
Cou1-a-zsio1ers % Taxes and Assessments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30

..,.,us,on. Aside from the lines temporarily
stirnuated by severe |sather trace aS qT tbe an
evidences s G are -sopefGily awaited Thus far
pfoaT TolHme Of foV-saFd business is limited, aho
conservatism R * l so Of the Sy b ShS OUTLOOK have
been prepared by branch offices OF r. Il ibs1 high
&c, az materials and labor has curtaileo opera,
Tors 90 Demand for lumber is gradually I'M
oAt stocks IN the yards are hght as IT,,
ana araey Te P aEoTaBie for winter wheat Trans
COTTON has suffered some interruptien oy ,rx
but J' Ter cent larger than in 1903 On the whole
siee-cantile payments show silghI IMP 80 orf
FOrsggna aet year by s34567 exports and
rsel70 10 Imports Money low rates have
ttciijtated security dealings: when "a se ~ ~
ceeded mos % "a banl, EXCHANGES of 3 per cent
tI-, - last year At other leading cities theEe was
slso go ,Ic reports ars not numerous regarding
,e iron ana steel industry Authorizations o. are ga pot
Iseov -ssized although it IS still hoped that new
business cannot be much t tgnE further IS perhaps
e best that can be said OF results ouIi"e 'He
i iast week.
.rsradstreets" says: -.
weather conditions have, been unfs favor bic
thToosGbSe HELPFUL to retail trade extreme cold or
hea!g sn5 retarded transportation. There IS
use oueter feeling found also in several nnes o.
lscviatjon and Of industry. An eNcepton 70 10 ~,
s. esrs in the South which section simuatea oy
y ~. ~. ,,-srea - e-of cotton prices. is preparing
-. IN enormous acreage. Spring trace. "hlCn
PAM ,nsring up actively in the Southwest mas been
NaSoBt practically 10 g standstll Tor me Iins
pI sg Nv zero weather. point tndeterminabe as
oeHs he extent to which winter wheat mas u 49,,
ss--s6 nv the advance of low Temperature ~ ina
,on The plant II may be recalled, weht lno3 20
ss ,,sr quarters with a much lower percentage Oh
--S5t,o3 than in 1902, and lack Of snow c9NeLiIs
- bssn complained of. The cold wave folo"ins
- January thaU is thought to have zone S9ine
sa-sTe In the West and Northwest the col9est
.asfFer in wears has been bar to ACTIVITY anu ~
-be Fssf the same complaint IS made at most iaIEe-
esT+res The cold wave has for the present nov.
sve- reduced the danger from floods, but me next
sbsv Is anxiously awaited in the Ohio valley.
turn in the tide Of SPECULATION has occurred
,ts week which has brought about lower prices LOT
most Of the cereals and securities Stspe pFiCes
generally are. however very strong. COTTON naS
been climbing steadily upward with manulact9 e:
goods svmpathiZing. the highest price reacheu III
fvyentv-efght years being touched by the raw ma
feriaI Coffee has also been strong and ADVANCED
on large foreign ard domestic speculative ouylnS
en5 good consumptive demand The money sltua-
f,on is II anything. easier. In some markets the
romrnodity IS a drug Currency has been flowing
into the HANKS. East End West. denosits are n
cTessing heavily and the liquid reserve Is much
heavier than last fall The return Of money from
the country due enlarging collections. partly ex
rlsins this but dulness in speculation and quiet
ness n some lines Of general business are eddl-
fionsl causes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-EDNA

~ Fischer PLAINTIFF, against Henry Fischer ana Jacob
Gunner individually, Executors
under the allesed will and OF Louis Fischer
,iecess eds Emil Kraatz individually Executor
TTsiee under alleged last will and testament OF Louis
fischer deceased: Elizabeth Fischer. Kraatz
beth Friedrich, Gustave Friedrich. May Fischer Lille
and Catherine Fischer Defendants Trial desired in New
York County Summons. To the above named defend
ants and each OF them: You are hereby summoned TO
answer the complaint in this action. and 70 copy
Of your the PLAINTIFFS attorney within twenty
DAYS after OF this summons exclusive OF the
day Of service and in case Of your failure 70 appear
r answer judgment will be taken against by de-
fault for the relief demanded in The COMPLAINT
Dated New York, December 17th, 1903.
=ITRERT W. MINOR, PLAINTIFFS Attorney. once q
q No. zoe broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian. City Of New York
To Ire following named defendants. and each OF them
20 vii: Emil Kfaatz Individually. and Executor Of
Sra trustee under alleged last viii and testament
~ Tcuis Fischer deceased; Anna kraatz. Elizabeth
T-ss5rch Csustave Friedrich. Elizabeth Fischer. May
nd Fischer: The foregoing summons is
upon you publication pursuant 70 an order OF
Justice Of the
81 state of New December 18th. 1908.
AZ NTH The oriena complaint In Office the Clerk
1hs Ssonnty OF York. the County House
a. lie CSounty of New York Borough OF Manhattan City
~ ~ View york on the 18th day Of December. 1903
"a T1stsd New York December 1Ith, 1903.
GILBERT W. MINOR, Plaintiffs Attorney, Once
p o. Address No. FOG broadway. Borough or Man
haitian CITY Of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Davidson. Asa R. TO Austin Pressingsr. Te1-st
los Vest q S % @o4ssss so Zoo years,
c LYONS Building ana Operating Company to ere
Continental Real Estate HoIdlaS ana BaIia1ns
Company: So Nicholas Pisce. e ;. SIS q Of
The Long Island Railroad Company 10 Equitable
trust Company O. NsW-NoTk. trustee. al rail-
kinds. rsiirosd s.s Win AN an IssssRsls ri.hsx
etc: due March J. 1919; per cent; refund4ns
mcrtsage gold boids; gold. -.----.....-.. IS.
Fifty-atth Street Company TO tls General Building
and Construction Company: Sth-ave, " corner
65th-st; prior mortgage. s1.TOO.C0O: years. s
HuTwitz csirnan. to the General rheoioEical SEM
st.. corner Catharine-st. No "a; years; "A
schastsr. George. to Harlem savings Bank: Teas
dale Place. :. 941O II = OF Shave: year, "A
Patsrno Brothers 20 the Greenwood Cemetery:
l04th-st. :. 1855 Il Of Arasserdans-sve:
same 70 Realty o1ersti1- C;omDsav: SANE oror-
erty; prior mortgage. Si2S.Ooo; year: 9 per
schIesineer Abraham and another TO cltizsns'
Savings Bank; Wiiiett-st No q; years; ts
same Ia TIs Vol: SANE 1fo1srtv: Drior mart
gage. $4,000; 2 years; per cent;
LYMAN Samuel L ana another 70 Lazy Ts lag
Insurance Company 1i6th-sr. No 143 Wests 8
yssF - per cent n - . r;
mortgage $500; years; 3 per cent:
Kastor, Albert c. 70 Henry Wiener; i01th-st. No
oEis Gsoiss II. 70 the Excelsior savings Bsnsi
96th-st. n 5. 900 q " % ColUnous-ave; years;
MScbonsis Janet C. to the United states LIE IN
surance Company Of Nev-Hora; l22a-st. No loo
East years per eeR ,,, ana ,,
Company; 15th-st, No 1s5 West; 3 years. 4sa par
Dom. George. to the Bowery savings Rank: lin
81, $. eco Il " Of 3G-ave; wears; IA Per cent
~ ss4 I's corner s2dst; due January l. iso7..
Cameron. Margaret 2. to Title Guarantees and
5sS Sr;o T1orte7s s ~ Coz aa, ssS
ruary "a. 1895; "A per