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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-05

Miss Rose Goaty is visiting friends
ia Blodgett. Mo.
Master Kenneth Wenger has re-
turned from visit to the Worlds
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-05

The government towboat Chester
arrived at 1880 last night and left
early in the morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-05

The gasoline boat Mascot came UP
from the lower Mississippi at noon
and left during the afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14
JEFFRIEsS FOREIGN TRIP.
Champion Has an Oner TO Go 10 England
May 60 Into Business Here.

Jim Jerries has made plans to visit Eng
land next summer. The champion has re-
ceived all offer 10 appear in the music halls
at a large salary and thinks SO we'll of the
proposition that he will probably sign the
contract, Jcifries is not likely TO do any light
ing abroad. as England has no real heavy
weight at present capable of giving the boiler
maker a scrap.
.Jcfries il no stranger in England. He
went there after he Won the championship
decided impression. He likes England and
is confident that the trip will net HIM
a large sum of money. Jenrics will be on
New York within month. II Is his intention
to settle in this city His wife. 1t is said owns
considerable property in Harlem and IS
anxious to come here. JefrieS will probably
open u saloon II he can secure Ii good loca
ton. As regards a fight he says that II
the public viii discover some one who can
fight and who will be drawing card he wall
immed lately nut OIL the gloves and defend
his title,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14
At Chicago.

CHICAGO. Orl. l3.-Thc Canadlaro III Inc laird
r,rc - NE mile this afternoon M. ovel good
,n,ng a, q 10 l In Good Cheer. which Is owned hy
George Hrndrlc and which was ridden rs Roma
neIl Columbia cid. AT 3: to l. set the pac- "a "
rIas-iy pressed rs Good Cheer, A. the far ,uyi
Copperle,d rushed into il!c place. ana IRON there
IN the wire the result was Srictly between mem.
Good Chonf barely winning 10y d head. .inaniAy.
ihe favorc, was heater 'onT lengths tOT Ihlni.
summarize:
First Race-slN iur,oygS Glad Sral.c 81 Toy,
- 10 l. won: MIinon. ~ tShaveI1. TO |. s.,ond
Trossachs GS (snnnnl. 10 !. third Time. IN 81,
Mics Anthony ST: Merrvlrgs. Lucy T.; s.. serenity.
seven Oslis. Bernicr. Tap,olH. Ethel abbott, NanGs
~. rs Lady. Jane; ronso and Belle Doti-ou N,Sn
tan.
second Racr-.Onr mite and an oighih -TOya!
rirstc, 81 a., Harris, ~ 10 =. won. JMglrr. 81,
shaver. 5t0 !. second; santa Tcrc>', =; ,iuulias
. u !, ,hlrd, Time, ia Is Pr0shdor. Av"ngcr.
Miss Melton. feeper. WlnY DAuec and RabuU',
slso rnu
Third Pscs.-Onc nile Good Cheer. y. RON
SEeit " J. VOL; Copperred l0U IT roalcr. ~ 70 ..
second. King Ellsworth 10 tN!coh. u 20 3, Third.
Time. rG - AnaUlaS. columbia CHI ana Katlo
IoNers also ran
Fourth Rao.-.one mile and an eea,h- Pa.
crnisn. " iMcIntyr-. ~ TO :. won; Idle. % Toy.
. to 1. second Sarilla 81 shaver. 10 TO /, third,
chief slso rsG.
Flt'h Rare--one mil. ,Iudge San!ney, rs lSrsn
s,-rl II 10 s. won: Dixie Lad D. tMJniyn II 10 !.
seoond; Pain Tree. o. ,lIcrberu. 10 70 :. Third.
Time. E42 30, Maiadoi, Ivan the Tcnibt Men
Avon and BIG Rrarh hiso ran.
sixth Race ft,r ririouCs !tIgf, IA iRnn .
,neiu'. IA IN s. VOL Scorr'o. M Truller. 10 10 /.
,,.cona. Golden 1uic. 'oi ,Niroli. 10 q lard
lin' rdi a.. don bono, iIsn Gsnsu, Icaarf
.rt md ~ flu. sls" ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14
ninth and list Regiment Teams to Meet
n Rifle shooting.

So high does feeling run in the National
Guard regarding rife shooting that one OF
the biggest matches Of the year is being
arranged az the result Of difference OF
opinion between Col. william i. Morris OF
the Ninth Regiment and Leut.-Col. J. II.
Wells OF the Seventy first. In the recent
competitions OF the state Rifle Association
at Creedmoor the company match was won
by the team OF four OF the Ninth Regiment,
This il the only victory won by the Ninth in
rifle shooting for a generation or 40. and since
then us members have been gong around
with CHIP on their shoulders.
The other day Col. Morris was "Ipatiating
on the SURPRISING met rs of his team OF four
in the presence OF Col Wells. The Seventy
first has won so many honore at shooting that
Col Wells said he could name four men ~ his
regiment that could make MorrIs's men look
like pea shooters. CoI. Morris challenged
lin TO do 30. Wells promptly named Lieut..
X. X. {. Casey. Lieut. u. +. Wells. Seret,
George II. Doyle and Sergt. A. :. Cor bett
NJ right" SAID Col. Morris. I'm match
against them any day Capt Evans. Capt,
Hudson. Ordnance Sergeant Corrie and
Private Armstrong"
This challenge was at once taken M BY
col. Wells. 1t Was decided to have Col,
\. B. TlIurston of Gen. Roe's stan act as
referee Rapid fire and skrmish fire are
barrpd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14
FRENCH AUTO RACERS SAIL.
Gabriel May Return Next spring. ami
Clement VIII Enter ArmL.

rernand Gabriel, Albert Clement and
George Teste. who competed in the recent
automobile road race on Long Island for
the Vanderbilt cup, sailed for their homes
in France Yesterday on the steamship LA
Tourainc,
An EFFORT had been made TO arrange match
race between Barney oldfeld and Fernand
Gabriel at the Bright on Beach track on Oct.
~ Terms satisfactory 10 both riders had
been offered, It required but the PERMISSION
Of the Parisians employers TO conclude the
match. Leave to make the match was cabled
for by Gabriel. The response, however, was
n refusal. Gabriel expressed himself as
much disappointed, and declared he would
make every effort to return 10 this country
next spring and meet Odfeld and the other
American track riders.
Clement. who is the son of the well known
millionaire bicycle and automobile manu-
facturer Of France. has Just attained his
majority. On his arrival home he will begin
q period OF army service, and, H. is said. has
already been assigned to act as the chauffeur
Of one OF the Generals.
Henri Teste has gone TO visit The 81. Louis
exposition. and Wilhelm Werner will return
with his employer, Clarence Gray DInsmorc,
n fortui Rht hence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14
football Games lesler,is.

pLi%oEroN, Oct. la--lswrnoc, ille delegated
Princeton os nj LawreDccvtllc this Afternoon, b.. a
score a. II "a y,
The lnianiry OF Fort jay and ARTILLERY OF For,
Hamilton ,ne, yesierdf al Governor, Island
Ia thelr INST football qatne OF the SEASON In the
flioiy nearly all the time. but could not Shove 1t
over fot seorc, I;w,o. The !nfanr; held th,m
,cro,d halt after having forced the ball "a within
!he infsntyt syafd linz. they hnsly ptsned 7, over
ln'nut-- 10 play tire artillery kcktd TO the In
tsntry, who. on thcir s~cond plsy. n,i their vlr'
run of 'Ity Ssrds. The neat eeries ~ plaNs mt
the hall ." within four inches Of ne foal ms and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14
Marshall Heats JANE In 81. Louis Chess
Tournament.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. l3.-ln the third round Of
the seventh American Chess Congress tolr-
name nj. PLAYED IN the rooms Of the Missouri
Athletic Club in this cl'r, Marshall bea, Jar-e
in an irregular opening. Jare had the move
and offered queens gambt. Marshall
psyed pawn TO ling = fourth. on tho second
move. thereby giving w = pawn, hut he
pressed his doughty opponent so hard has he
had to resign after ai moves. Judd beat
keIneny Ray Lopez. =. moves. DT. Shrader
los to Uedeman in Z? moves. Ed Schrader
downed Mlotk owsky's Greco gambit In 81
moves iisenbcrg beat Schwetaer, Queens
csmbi declined. IS moves. The standing
OF the players is Us follows
Marshall won 3. lost o; urdeman won :: lost !:
LISenherg won =. los. e. Sciweitzer won !, host J.
drawn. |: Ed Schrader won !, lost J. drawn {: Mioi
LowsSl won !. lost :, 'snc won o. lost 3 Or. Ghrad-r
wan lost
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14
nacIns Men Al a PrIzrazh,

George BrdwnGrld and Charles fines
rrnVucn,crs of tho raCetracEs. had n I'VE.
round 90 in u hall ~ the vicinity OF Bath fseacl,
on Wednesday night. About ?wi sports.
including book'nascrs. horse owncrs and
sheet writers we're present. after iTaGau
across wet fields and through the rniu. Those
present witnessed Il sharp and bloody hattie.
'hal wound up with q knockout for Brown
field III. fleh' was for - s30u purse, SOY.
crHi hundred dollars changed hands dtTIn =
the last round aud eNoleiu"u' raE hugh
Alec Crenn aud Larry wall acted a, sec
Ghas Tor LILO, Wnig p l%,nS "',n, ni; y sn
the S-fca'herwerght champlol,, Ma The res
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14
GOSSIP OF The RACETRACK.
KILLING PULLED OFF WITH
LADY HENRIETTA.
Hut SHE Is Not Backed by owner FeaiiIer.
stone, while Trainer Bauer Places
Only q Small Wager--John 4. Drake
Wins S3O,OOO With High Chancellor.


This has not been "A very profitable year
on the turf for A. Featherstone. so that when
his flly Lady Henrietta, by Previous--B
Peep. romped away with tho third race at
Westchester, yesterday, horsemen we're par
ucularly pleased ia they naturally believed
that Mr.. Featherstone had bet on the nlly.
who was backed down from 100 to to II TO 1.
But Julius Bauer. the trainer Of the Feather
stone horses. said that his employer. who
was not at the track did not bet. Bauer,
himself. had down only n small wager. ac-
cordlng To his statement after the race. But
every ruibird and clocker at the track took
advantage Of the juicy odds. while Sol Liohter-
stein and Dave johnson, who knew the phe-
nomenal time shown by Lady Henrietta In
her work. wa gered enough to take thousands
from the books. II was II heavy killing all
right. and some OF the layers after they had
paid of. suspended operations for the rest
OF the day. Lady Henrietta was bred by Mr.
featherstone at his own farm. Her sire.
Previous. was raced in his colors. but her
dam, Bo Peep. who belongs to Bauer. never
amounted 20 much oil the track.
The ring also got a thorough scorchng
when John A. brakes High Chancellor Won
the fifth race. The Drake commission was
large enough TO back the colt down 70 . to
IA moment before the gate was sprung. the
winnings Of the stable connections amounting
.o s'Vo" -" wa" Na,u' ,.' a,a, ,nt,
.poH INV 'as' rae' AZ =. a'1o.e' 80 ~
~, inns RI, -, -, I'a, M
Gruce. was ioriaerly star at the Alexander
Island and Iron Hill tracks. rh" gelding
80 ur"u 'S .o"la,. -; 49,, S" 80 -, +
NJ. W. Green. new TO the Eastern turf.
James Taylor. one of the smallest Jockeys
-. ~. 49, Nv ~ ah,,, ,.a, s.,,t hanr
g., H. 80. ,,,.-.n.Ia,. h,. Nc norn,ts Inv.
~, ~ ' ia ~ , ' ,i,,ra =, ell. ,Li,d
r.,a ',,d ,,st a,tsr n.ss,ngt he i,,dee's stand
~ "a . 49, 49,, 81 al, ho,,.J md
ST., ra,,or ~. ,ha o-o',r,i Tho ,pidc,t
, n,v" ~ a., w. w., ,;t, -, 49,. d,,as.d son,e
49, w " h,t,o ~, .,nnnad hi. mount He
u's.auoc ue'o' Nv ,,, 80 ,,,;,ho,,, d.iav
.'a,'D." on W.. . ~ ~ ,aln tho hit IN
"io .'e a'',ra' 80 ~. w IL aont,ai
,.s., ,,e.a 10 .ooohad ,bn ro.t wh.re
however oeio,e ne '.acneu wv po''' "".
Na.po oupu ''.'o -, ~ Wv" -, 10
h,'ukev ~ We 81, ~.
o'hns 10 ,ne .enis w" Wv. n nian WV d.,
" Az ""Ie EOS ~. .,.a 80 ,hn -, 49,,
"i VI 'hi' e"''s' " ' " " "
next TO Ias'' 49,,
SteepIeohase JOCKEY .ieaIy' wnen Jim
SIrN 'hre" nun, , "ss 10 rno'n w
haNe oeeI iu'"ns ~; Gu. -. ,sI .;',I
so'ous Nhci ','e pauo, u "aeS CO. ~ 's.,.,
ut-oh Ha,' ' ~ ~. $3.50, a
I,o.'t TO, " '"s ~ IDOL. ~,
l'sal''eu WIS o. .'.s.,,, " ~, 800 v"
a"u Va =, ,.n., ~, ins,,nad Woai,or ,-;,h
na.n. 49, ma .ao ,.,o ul,,, , mi,"
w. r"si'@" ~ s VI ", .,.,,, H. I,..,
.a'lS she','' " hen as Nv WIZ WIZ o' "'e' ''"
III cne e u.,. wy, ~
lon "aish WIZ rev, pun. stao nv
year VI hu'i''o'' W 'o'A''s "'''' '"e ''e'
.r'' 49,, n..,, ,,. ...,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14
Billiards.

&. chichester. handicapped At ~. and l..
Iukier. playing at i0c. contested close game
LAST night in the i'-inch balk line billiard
tournament AZ the Broadway Academy.
Tie game was Lowry played. Chichester
making his M points in Is innings and winning
the game rs points. The score.
Cut,er uVp - T. D. o, |, h !. o. ., :? L. \ T. 4 o. ?,
ia, j, y, T. 4. ?, d. o. = !, o. o. 40, j T. q,
s, =. ro;al ~ Nrersre, ?ftj High r'inS--
s. 5, 5.
Chichester 40 80 hG+oos O. y,
I, ~ !. l. o. ;. A.. - l. -. l. ~ Z. 2. I. q.
n?oi 4. f"'Sl | k''-agt lIrn runs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14

Al HEREFORD. manager OF Joe Cans, viii,
IL tho lightweight champion is successful
over jimmy Britt. accept Mitchel'- ohor
Ia hack .Iabea White against Cans. Herford
las been anSious for some time tn have
Cans appear abroad. and says that IL any nj
rho clubs ~ London will oirr any kind OF a
limo IN .Ianurry % next ycur for hf,Neu or
,wenly rounds a. ~" pounds, Gaus. aC-
cuidinv 10 tlarfurd, Is III great trim Tor his
MN wit. JmmN Rriti. and cNur"t- to whiii
tnr OIL fnflLIAlL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14
Jimmy Briggs and Hid Paul Box to a
Draw at Boston.

Jimmy Briggs OF Boston fought fonr
round Draw with Kid Pant in the rooms of
the Columbus Asaoci1i'on, Boston on WcC!nes-
day ulqht. Despite the facI that professional
boxing ~ under a han III Boston. fully ,,O0
sports were present and the rocc made no
attempt 10 stop the combat. Tn" soap WA.
int ercstlnE despite It- shortncss and both
wern clever and game Steve Msbourv was
Mo referee. and tho boxers wore provided
it'll seconds. II j. underst God that Tho sport
will he resumed in tho Hub III tho near future.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14
Joe Bsr,on's Exhibition OF Gamenes,

Bar,on OF Chica go nave n great exhibition of
ulin.ness IN a ten-ronnd bout with Jacni
Iay OF aurora Barton broke his right arm
" nh tho first blow he landed. but instead of
uriitting as MANY uno her Fighter would have
done. Barton Ecrt IN the match He was in
agony, but pluckilr swung and jahhcd as If
there was nothing the matter with hun.
When he tool; his corner after this round
his seconds noticed his condition and in
sisted on his storpinG But the Chicago boy
irhereupon tho referee declared Ray the
winner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14
TO.DAY.SCARD FOR NORRIS P.4Rk
Foriham Handicap. With Collector Jessup
Top Weight, q Feature.

The Fordham Handicap at seven iurlongs
il the stake feature at Morris Park this after
noon. Collector Jessup has top weight. i?i
pounds. and will be played. with Mineola
Wotun and Graceful also in favor. For the
handicap al mile and a half CauGhnawaga
must give iumDs OF weight to Major Daing GER
field. who ran good race Yesterday. In
the FIRST race AT six and a half ,furlongs.
been named TO meet an inferior lot. Monac.
odor. Thirty Third. R: l.: Johnston. Ike
=. and Bank are the best OF the tw0-year
half rurlongs. while in the fourth governed
BY the conditions OF the first race. Cnmaskcd.
Rob Rov' Hight and True and Bonner NAV
go we'll. sir Shep, Phaser. Water Pansy and
Pau,uue have chances in the last race, at a
mile The entries are az follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14
Il'Ft.

and Douglas Laird, 'os OF Toronto. for the
university championship. was won by Oily
plant to-day by 5 up and to play,
Al the end of the first eighteen holes in the
match last week ELEPHANT led by ! up and
tn-IrN's victory eAsv one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14
GRACE BOND WINS.
Adds Kentucky stake 10 Futurity and Is the
Champion YOUNG Trotter.

81 LEXINGTON. oct. i3.-0rnce Bond settled all
arguments ~ to the champion young trouer
Of 1904 by taking the classic kentucky stake
this afternoon in straight heats IN ?AO}i and
.ioi. Good judges regarded the time az
even better than that made IN the FutuT'y,
~ the day WAS cold and cloudy and II strong
wind was blowing through the stretches.
The Gatcomb Gll, did not have 10 meet
hsi old rival Alta ASworthy to-duy. hut
pitted against her were all the cracks Of her
ago save tho winner OF the Horse RtNe'o
Stake. Grace Bonds time in both heats
was aso the race record for tho Keniucky.
the he. previous mark being made by Sadie
Mac, 2;lii;. last year. Five thousand persons
Witnessed tho sport this afternoon. which
was marked by two big upeets. IN the 2:i7
pace. Lady Mac, a red hot fayOrtc. was de-
iea!,h by the Sew York gr!ding Funston.
aud in the ~? trot Patchen Maid. strong
J'rst choice, after winning heat, fell before
"A sleeper in Kirk wood. Jr.
MGinland tho iivOrite. VOL the last race
after Miss Jeanette had taken the first heat.
In this race the jilGgea ordered Andrews to
TAX. Driver Foote'S place behind Ozone. AZ.
drews, however. told the judges no could
drive the horse no better than the Texas
truiner was doing, and Tootc drove the horse
in the final heat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14
Baseball.

:, " q.
St l.oTs y. l,N., % o u u " %
81 Louis ~. I.,l q ~, ="
Raueries Glaze aud kahot' Mcrsfond and
ClhGi.
Al rIitsBJEc
p. n. D..
{ -NriaDd u ~ "a q
piuShurg o u 4"
BAtt~r's Rhnidcs s.G Eielnw l,yrcr Shd
ptrlps
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14
Tucker Gets Escu,cl,eon for q 900

Horses in training belonging to David
Gideon and others were sold before the races
yesterday. Il. Tucker. trainer for - x.
Brown paid the top price, . 900. for Escutch-
con The sale was as follows:
Fscutcheon. b. g.. by Goldcrcst- ATec,:
II. Tucker ..,....................,. 81 900
Llncrof. br. e.. By His Highness--Nose
gay. }. Mclaughlin Observation-Disclosures. 600
Golden sunrise. b. c. by Golden Dawn
Rchsn: Albert Stokes. ....... .....,.....,.. go
Nellie Russell. oh. t.. by, His Hlghue~
Nellie Bly: H. T. Watkins ..,............... 400
Queen Rose CHI. t.. h His Hiehness-Rose
bud =. Billings. :.,.-,.... ....,,,...... 100
Dekabcr oh. T.. by Pirate OF Penzanco
December: j. G. Lyman ..,....,...,...... 500
kunjamuck. br. C.. by Grammont -Aran
ueii: +. =. Hacsett 10
Scotch thistle. br. g. ny knight OF the
thistle: --Arrowgrass ". p. Reid. ....... 900
The Buck. CHI. g.. by Halma-Tokcn; {.
Rail, castle. b. o.. by Prince Of Monaco
Rflgsnas; ". o, Scully ........ ,.,..,,....,. 3TS
sweet Pepper. CHI, f. by The Pepper
Emily: G. r. TompkinS. .,........,,,,..... 1000
Rawhide. b. IT, by Ben Strone LASH r
Rlghtfui. Oh. e.. by Pirate OF Penzance
Early Morn: L. Blank ,,..,.........., ..... 400
Dapple Gold, b. e.. by Golden Garter
Mottle s. Billings ........ .,......... 900
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PAWNBROKERS' SALES.

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senteu Dy
I25x1Oo, OF
100 feet I'd
Cuddebaok
lot sale in
i85th stree
way, put &
the Realty
two weeks
EAGLE AV
May have
500 feet cal
monwealth
BROADWAY
and Trust
McCreery
Broadway.
street. RUM
It fronts "a
on Prescott
525 feet.
lots. Acco
Realty Bot
recently BID
between 20
district.
| NINTH AVE
Charles CD
sold the bN
the HarlerT
containin
avenue and
cluded.
FIFTY FIRS
Realty Conn
No. 81 East
story Amer
21X100.5. III
He will occ}
LEXINGTON
has sold for
ing Co. No.
story brown
i5sTH STREE
have sold n
West I5sth
25x09, II. to
Company. VI
the same hi
plot Of four
98.ll.
18TH STREE
No. 524 Wee
dwelling. Of
18TH STREE
No. 52s Wes
dwelling, Of
l2tTH STREE
Nos. 34i and
story DWELL
TOOTH STR 4
bought froj
No. 1873 Wes
ing. on lot
18TH SIRE
John WittnS
side OF i39t
avenue.
18TH SIRE
Lowenfeld
on the mort
east OF Len
l5lST STREE
from the 3
pany the n
Of l5ist stre
THIRTY-SIN
has sold 4
Company
a three std
The parce
factory of I
EIGHTH Av
sold Nos.
| two four s.
| they recen
EIGHTH Az
| have sold
| ard WE'LL
| west corna
| street.
18TH SIRE
| bought Il
| and 80 Ea
| fats. on pl
| il5TH STRE
| client Of W
| sos West 4
| with store
| 18TH STREE
for Israel 4
| a hve storL
| is2D STREl
| sold No. q
| triple fiat.
to Harry N
l05TH SIRE
Abram Ba
hve story
| sEyENTY-F
Schwartz
| No. 4se Ed
| story fiat.
AVENUE A..
to Charles
OF Avenue
| story nat.
18th SIRE
| Y: Leist hi
| West l2sth
on plot rs.
FIFTH Az
for Kalis
avenue, q
| ?51xss. add
iseth stirred
FIFTH AvI
sold to Bar
nue.. a Ave
18TH STIR
TO Samuel
leo East m
FIFTH AVE
70 N. Aard
story fiat.
FoURTEEN1
sod for Isl
FOURTEENTH
on plot S5
WASHIN6T(
sold to we
the plot,
OF Washing
BROOK N
bought frd
avenue. a d
FOURTH ~
nave sold
100 at tho
- Arthur STR
ST AIMS
20. have q
!. Louis Louis Lese
I iWx200 AZ
~Ann's aveu
81 AIMS
Moshlich
walker Nd
nue.. two n
0URTLANI
sold to 81
s,sssveenue, a b
struction o
t me plot. sd
street, i2s
"1ONx.--A
rom Mrs,
mouse on
avenue, e
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