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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-13
PERSONALS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


A. ], Conley is in Cincinnati
this week.
Mayor A. o. Carter was in Ash
land Monday.
NJ. l.. Burgess was down from
Gallup Monday.
Robt. Atkinson, OF Kise station,
was In Louisa Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Vlnson were
In Cincinnati this week.
Rev. Y. Meek, OF Catlettsburg,
was in Louisa last Friday.
Paul Gault returned Monday
from visit 10 Olive Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Langhone
have been visiting in Lexington.
j. A. Frazier, OF Clifford was
business visitor In Louisa Monday.
Mrs. +. T. d. Wallace, Jr., has
returned from a visit at Buchanan.
| l.. T. Mcclure, Of Delaware, o.,
was here Monday enroute to Paints
vile.
Mrs G. r. Vlnsun and children
returned from a visit In Hunting
ton Friday.
Miss Anna Louise Ratcliff, OF
Huntington, visited relatives here
Saturday.
John Moore, OF Lockwoods, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Han
nah Lackey.
Congressman F. a. Hopkins
passed through here Wednesday
enroute homA.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Martin, OF CALI
polls, are at the Brunswick for a
> two weeks visit.
Mrs. Tara johnson has returned
from visit 10 her son, j. j. John
. son, In Pikeville.
Il Miss Dockie Whit, OF Wayn,
& county, w. Va, was shopping II
e Louisa yesterday.
= Mrs. WIN Gaines and childre
o. returned Friday from visit to re-
% atives at Buchanan.
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Abbott al
n here from Beaver guests OF Mr.. an
m Mrs. James Abbott.
he Jas. Adams passed through Lot
lisa Friday on his way from Franz
fort to Salyersville.
Mrs, p. II. Vaughan and daugt
ter Miss Tella, visited in Ironto
=, and Huntington this week.
10 Miss Alice Richards, OF Irontor
I'd and Mrs. S. L.. Holt, OF Mississippi
Of are guests OF Mrs. Il. A. BIckel.
is Mrs. VIII Wheaton, Of Hunting
10 ton, was the guest OF her mother
Mrs. Josephine Rice, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Fuller, Q
Nv Whitehouse were here Monday re
In turning from a visit in Cassville.
q Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Cooper al
AZ rived from Paintsville Saturda
" and have rooms at the Arlington.
- b. II. Harris and little son wei
a. here Wednesday returning
- Whitehouse, after trip down tn
river.
Misses Lizzie Hatten and Trudl
Cyrus, OF Buchanan, were guests
Mrs. f. 4. d. Wallace, Jr., tn
- week.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Brown an
at daughter, Miss Florence, of Ca
he lettsburg, were guests OF Mrs. Hal
I'd nah Lackey last week.
Mrs. Mary Burns Horton wei
to Huntington Monday accompal
led by her son, Roland, and nepl
ews, Burns and Sam johnson.
Mrs. Jasper Roberts was he
from Madge Sunday the guest
Mrs. Elizabeth McHenry. She WEI
ON to Ashland Monday to visit h
son.
Miss Alta Lakln and Matte Ca
ter were here from Natesville Fl
o.o day, Miss Carter going on to IS
~ land for a visit to her sister, MI
oh Elkins.
NJ. c. Kirk, OF lnez, was he
Saturday ON his way to Clnclnn'
anu to buy supplies for tho Ines !
." poslt Bank, which will open
business in temporary quarters
mas May 10Th. Tho Capital stock
$4,000,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-13

II. A. sholEo went to Winchester
this week as witness An court.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-13

A telegram was received this
morning announcing the death Of
Arch Cummings, OF New York
City. His death was caused by
consumption. He was a brother
OF Mrs. j. q. Adams, Miss
belle Cummings, and MIR. John
Cummings, OF this place, Tho
deceased was popular and ener
Retlc man. His business was that
OF a contractor. He leaves a wife
but no children. Mr. Cummings
was about IS years OF age and had
Lives In New York for many years
The lnterment will take place al
Ashland, but the exact time has
not yet been learned.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-13

White Mountain Freezer are III,
best, nj Sullivans.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-13

While working in a timber job a
few days ago, near Red Bush, john
son county, win Salyer was struck
by a falling tree and instantly kill
ed. A wife and children survive
him.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-13
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!: OUR NElGHBoRs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

George Childers and Recie
Bromfield, OF Wayne county, W.
Va, were married at Catlettsburg.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-13

suliIvans for Oranges Bananas
and irosh vegetables.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-13

leo Cream Fre,zers at sulllvans
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-13

Jones well No. 6, came in in the
Beaver oil field, on the Knott
Floyd border, Saturday, with a
flow OF 400 barrels day. This is
the best paying well yet struck in
the Beaver field. The New Do
main Oil and Gas Company are
now sinking a half dozen other
wells in this field.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-13
WARNING

Take not thy fiannels of, oh fool
Nor doff thine oyercoAt
For II thou dost, thou wilt not get
A chance to rock the boat
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-13

a. J. Loar left last Monday for
Denver, Col, where he expects to
locate permanently. His brother,
r. II has been there since last
fall, and likes the place and eli.
mate very much. Mr.. Loar ex.
poets to return as far as st. Louis
In about month. His family will
Join him there, and after seeing
the Worlds Fair they VIII go on to
Denver. Louisa regrets the de-
pAIture OF these worthy citizens,
They have always been regarded
Ms among our most substantial
people. For % years or more they
were in the merchandising bu-i,
ness In Louisa and conducted II
successfully. Their removal e
Colorado Is made in the hope thai
the more favorable climate vii
prove better for their health, ant
We ali wish they may find relief.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-05-13

The Arlington Hotel has cha ng-
ed hands. TIL . new pro.
prletors are /. -. Dixon a nd
Bert shannon, both popular and
accommodating gentlemen. Mr..
Gartln retires from this business
on account OF the III health OF bi-
wife. Under their management
the hotel has done n iiourishinp
business and their patrons speak OF
them 10 the highest manner. Th'
new proprietors Will doubtless
maintain the good reputation es
Ia blIshed for this house by Mr.
Gartin. The change will tax
place next Monday, but Mr.. GARTH
will remain there to assist then
for a few weeks. MIR. Garlin ha
not decided upon what line OF bus
mess no will engage In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-16
OUT OF FIRE UNSCATHED
". b. Parsons Says Baltimore Flame
Proof Structures Stood Test.

William Barclay Parsons. chief engineer OF the
Rapid Transit Commission. returned last Sunday
from Baltimore. Dir. Parsons went 10 the burned
city last Friday TO view for himself the effect Of
FIRE on modern hreproof buildings
He was yesterday quoted saying:
found that all the modern, really hreproot
tCaly Unscsthed intact the frst reports TO the
contrary Notwithstanding
by really hreproof buildings mean those wheTe
i Nirt frames are protected by nOn-colrO - Die
material such as brick and terra Gotta, with a
lLln curtain wall on the outside attached % lhc
Sleel frame, and with floors and partitions o. oriN
ings. from twelve to eighteen stories In height
WITHIN the nre zone. and ! visited number -
Ihenl j round them struCturally substantially IN
injured The steel frames not distorted. ana
except OCCASIONALLY. when heavy safe had broken
through the flooring and fallen two OF three stories
In these treprooT buildings everything comoust-
BE had been absolutely destroyed; every vesttgc or
furniture. doors. trim and floor gone To give
YOU idea Of the intensity Of the fre which raged
within these uidngs let me tell you that even the
in the concrete floor and to which the transverse
flooring IS nailed. had beer consumed. and this not
WithstaudinE the fact that they were protected On
three SIDES from contact with the flames oy non
another As FOR the walls. I found that those IN
which the chief component part vas brick stood
the ordeal best As in other fires, ths walls Il.le
- granite Jared worse Under The irdueEce OF Jhe
extreme heat the grants scaled badly and prac-
have TO be replaced.
damage 70 the exteriors conposed Of that material
being chiefly due 10 falling debris OF nearby oullo-
ings.
Mr. Parsons advises those interested in the con-
struction OF modern office buildings ~ visit Ralo-
more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-16
BANKS IN FINE SHAPE.
The Baltiomre Clearing House Re
SunleS Operations.

Baltimore Feb Lh-The Clearing House resumed
operations to-day for Tire FIRST time since Fe0ru-
airy 6. The banks showed up in splendid conditon'
the clearings being about three times the normal
daily amount All the savings banks also opened
one Of them has twenty-five thousand depositors.
With total deposit Of so5 900 coo. and the withdraw
from this institution were normal The decision
OF the Stock Exchange 20 postpone resumption OF
trading until February "a Is generally approved
The Improvement In general condition Is mol
Gated by the ordering home OF fifteen companies OF
rniIiuamen. Il having been decided BY Mayor. Nc
Lane and the police that there was an excess OF
eoIdic-s around the fire district The dynaTnlting
Of dangerous walls was resumed this afternoon.
and will be contln Jed until all OF them have been
razed to the ground. Major Edward Burr, L. 5 A.
OF the Corps Of Engineers came here from WASH
ington to-day 20 confer with Mayor McLane regard
ig The use OF dynamite IN the burned district Ma
o- Burr expressed the opinion that there could DC
the explosion Of the dynamite. Rnd the Mayor
therefore rescinded the order stopping the use OF
the explosive. Ihe Mayor had Issued ar order
prohibiting blasting a. the solicitation OF number
q firms Who feared that their vaults would be IN
tured.
Il seems certain that Of the city's narrow
streets are 20 be widensd- committee appointed
by the Mayor consider the subject reported to-
Gay In favor Of widening s.. Paul, Light and Pratt
ats and the extension % Hanover-st- other rec
concentrations viii follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-16
D0DGECAUGHT ON BORDER
Left Houston by Night and GaIUes-
ton Under an Assumed Name.
tBT Tr1EGRAPH 10 TIE rHBrxE.I

Galveston, Feb 15.-Charles ?. Dodge. concern
ing whom there has been so much legal con-
lroversF recently relative 10 his extrsdCn to New
York there 10 be tried OF \ charge Of perjury. was
rearrested to-day al Tice. Tex After legal battle
al Houston lasting several days Dodge was ordered
released from custody on $1,000 bond pending
an appeal for liberty wit Of haOeas corpus
tc TIE Circuit Court OF Appeals at New-Ori leans.
he arrived here last Tuesday night and chartered
a schooner, on which he started Wednesday night
ior Brownsville. Just across the border from
Mexico. To-day he was arrested At Alice some
Stie hundred miles north Of Brownsville ne denied
MAJ ne was trying % jump his bond, and in ex-
planaton or his actions said that he left Houston
- I I and alterward got away from Galveston
%, denying his identity because he was tired o,
ms rs .ceaseless and unjustihaole noloriety
Dodee was angry at being rearTested- he said
II was lneNCusahle in view Of the recent legal pro
Ceellugs, IN which he CouCra Julat5d himself as
coming out victorious. He said that he was per
lecJiy willing 70 return TO New-EOTk and answer
me recent divorce proceedings fled by MS vile.
o-L ne olQ not propose doing so while the weather
WIS such that his health UiEhr he jcOr7rdized-
IN converse ton with 4 Galveston CftiZe1 few
GAYS ago, Detective HerliEy. Of Ne7r-y or who has
oeen diligently working this case. said that
murder charges would probably result from the
rearrest Of Dodge The detective declined 70 go
INTO further details 70 who implicated.
etc, saying that the developments would show for
themselves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-16
WADOO INVESTIGATING.
Police Shakeup Is Expected for
This WecE.

That TIE contemplated police shaksup viii CONS
this week was practically intimated by Commits
Eioner McAdoo yesterday. lie admitted that IN the
week he vas Eoing Took carefully into the
police sitIatiro.' but would not admit that IA
would make Transfers
u am going TO ike a careful Investigation into
the poke situation this wees" ne added IT may
not make any changes. 1t does not necessarily
mean that Also. % may not mean th1t there will
be any one transferred OF any CHARGES"
The Commissioner. Deputy Commissioners Nc
Avoy Haggerty and Cowan and Senator McCa--
ren held two hours conference yesterday after
noon IN the Commissioners room Mr. NcAd0o
said they had merely talked police affairs IN
general and added ne had received q report fyom
the Board Of Police Surgeons relative to the sanl-
tary condition OF the various precinct station
houses in the city.
Continuing IN their attempt 20 obtain evidence
against pooIrooms. three arrests wero made yes
terday al No 249 East Thirty-thlrd-st. The place.
IN Is Alleged Is conducted by James Purcell. whom
Police CAPTAIN Shire. OF the East Thirty nfth-sr-
station. SAYS he drove from East Twenty seventh
81. The arrested men were arralgned In the York
willie police court They were william Fallon, 0L
No 2O East Thrtieth-st.s John Clark. OF No 50
Third-ave. and Thomas Moore. Of Thirty -thiFd-st
detectives said the prisoners had interfered with
them when they tried 20 enter The place Fauon
said ne was an employee II the Adams Express
Corranv. Purcell corrOborated this. saying the
man had called To get a trunk. Magistrate Cornell
dfscharEed the prisoners. Captain shire said ne
would continue the campaign against the alleged
only when the doors Of the place were closed per
nently-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-16
RIVER WATER FOR FIRES
Mayor Proposes Independent Mains
to Protect Property.

Mayor Mcclellan yesterday sent letter on thu
city's IRE protectjan 10 President Ahearn cf the
Borough OF Manhattan. Fire COMMISSIONS Hayes
and Commissioner Oakley of the Department Of
Water Supply Gas and Electricity. The letter fol-
lows
The fire which recently destroyed a large part o.
the business section - Baltimore suggests the
question. Is our water supply for IRE protertioa
suf7ctent 20 insure New-York against such a con-
fagraton7 I have no thought % raise doubt -
tn the efficiency % our Fire Department Whl'l
has 50 often and notably demonstrated - a7!,-
lty But the highest efficiency can Dc nae Only
when every agency thereto is at hand
Therefore / shall ask The Commissioner or wa
ter supply Cas- and Electricity. the Fire Com mis-
E.oner and the President 81 the Borough % Man
haitian 20 }0iu with IN considering a pan Tor
a. independent system 81 water mains IN me o0sl-
moss section OF tho Borough OF Manhattan 20 en-
large the protection 20 property.
I hella-e that the island 81 Manhattan thonlo
n axe use q the natural advantages OF IocaJon g
draw m emergency supply from The Norm arc
Fast rivers A system 81 mains. Win an eQupnlellt
- pro1tGe necessary pressure. would put on aoun-
dance OF water At the command Of ne IRE re, re
r4rtrueut at all times, ard IN connection Win ne
existing pipes and the service from tho hTe ooate
would give 10 New-York The fullest possioie pro
lection
menace - large FIRE great that THIS prectu-
tfou7rv measure ought 20 commend ITSELF 70 the
rrtffc- I shall be pleased 10 receive any sussss
tfo-s from your department, and such intorrna{lyh
az you NAV procure as TO scope. cost ana prac'ic@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-16
SAYS BIG FIRE IS POSSIBLE HERE.
Professor Woolson Tells of His 1nveshga-
tious at Ruins of Baltimore

r1ro4assor Ira H. Woolson. OF Columbia uAiVel
d. returned Yesterday morning from Bs4unoT'
80 pfs assistant r ". Berliner, ana FeIe1
\, stewart had been making an Inspection o. &c
-,,,ns and particularly OF The so-caleo S.
+-,,rtures when asked yesterday what ne 'LaOus -
- a nossroIs repetition % the BaltlnoTs Ii =
S-..--y,rx Professor woolson was Reported % S
ing: - -. IN
-, see nothing 20 prevent suen . - ISoss
under the same ooholIoiLs ara
49, listed IN Baltimore on sunoey notr5 viii
WulC4 lex ago. The conditions - -
-. such conhagTation are 49, SJss
o. ~ r,ind and then either sever I-s4anrs
a,S,ns f-ora one fire by exposlons - ~
~ .crdentaI outbreak OF IRE 20 - com
or ne 49, h,rrE and surrounding area o. 81,
combOsu ole 49, believe the New-foTk ElIe
70 6e the best IN existence si-ess ~
Dep@Is.. s,a eficiency and TIE WaIclA 80, AZ
S S.s ovvners which have saved the ~ --oef linz
hO.so a. A IRE striking against tne 81 -
buildings along Broad way 49,, Sis
~ - these structures an aIINcSL 'SSS-bars
neFs ~. tbs 4remen would have uus' ~ SsI1
Na,t. sovrn TIRE flames But shouAo - ss+tS
tul hsse .fys blowing Il uptown rsaAg 90 I'A
see What could stop II
r,.-,rst,z the metal beam protection N Ho
,,,. eoo-s professor woolson was quoted - 50
r. metal beam protection in the hollow TIs nT T
re ~ - soos IS IL should have been " IA -,
..,a, .beTe was amounted 20 about o. .,,5Ii5I- -
not enough. We saw only " -
,9b reinforced cinder concrete constr - 81
- ,-srs h, excellent condition. Ons 49, --7 49,
ttaaaI Bank Of Conr1sroA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-16
LOST OFT WAY TO DYING MOTHER
Bow Started from West and Got Out OF
Funds at Buffalo.

While on his way home 20 sec his dying rnother'
r5s--y Fe35 he sixteen-year-old son Of Sidney
pess - ~ r2s Futnau-ave. Brooklyn. disap-
reared in Buffalo. and nothing has been hearo
from him since February 4 On reaching Boialo
the boy. who for the last year has been roughing
Il IN the west. got out OF funds and wrote MS
father for money. He said that ne hao peen a ,-7
CIV fo- tzo dsz-s sleeping in the railroad station
ana with iitts 20 eat Money 70 pay the boys fare
vas at once sent 70 Buffalo. in care OF the general
delivery The letter Is there now never having
beer called for Il was delayed IN reaching there
for some reason. and the boy may have thousHe y
was not oo-,i,r What ne did with himself is only
matter q conjecture. Inquiries mace AZ - ~
the peritertiary, the charity crge'lLaliol-9 az ~
hospitals have failed 70 md the boy. . Al.
Mr.. Reid. the father, thinks tnal - - ~
be kns lis u,other may be dead before he arrives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-16
WOMEN FAINT At FIGHT IN CAR.
Two Become Hysterical Over Commo+ion
Caused by Election Of Drunken Man

,-.--s- az resulting from attempt 10 mt q,
.-.IAlo@lea passenger or 8Isrcy-ave car a. r.
$50. ana franSlin-Gve- BROOKLYN. last 80.
"o women became 50 hvsterical tbs, -, - ;.
a''enoeo oy an ambulance surgeon -. e
sfsfe-s+ fSsT--. MS Able Doyle OF No. 20
s--a- many became lrcors~i..-r. - e-1
a. ii 49,. ~ si-eai uy surgeon Owens y -
S--rIs go uisl. mat her co-ditto- No. -
.h-1 -,---slL-. % 10 s5S LexinEt0r-s,-e -, -
lLleI woman WHO became hysteril.ai r. y = .Ae
SSl y. ae ner 70 The hcsritsl - -.
snd taking her home i-is a carriage
A-ter ne women tainted the drunk, - -
caused en- TIE trouble was foreotre- - t'.en nc
&C mace MS escape Prior 70 re s+r. e.llslll
hil OF me man had caCsei corsi6e~o 80 ~
ence n TIE crowded 0Y lurchI1r a., s,,i =
over pe7eons- A. Frank in ave re- - .s.--Lils
s9alteo = get the nan OF ire car ore - -
rs lf-en1s objected. anc minute Ihare -. -
snstcols oorlnsotior. several q ne r1e1 nsses-
80 Song 70 The assistance OF 10 go-s------
here was rush &c the door a-S vr,--.- 49, - =
!. y terror More than one nat was cr,Isfss 49,
~. - -lio Nicated man was finally GOT OF a-5 ~.
si9leclor vas holding hin until Tie arrival ~ q
rr-...-e-a5tl ire latter suddenly heard fh-t -
- '-n nao been seriously injured lie t-,--ss fLs
-. oNeI q q passenger. and when - $500
-. were gone The women we're - a. 49, 49,
surgeon "a al elloILance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-16
RAFFo ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Girl He Was to Marry VIII Testify Against
Him at White Plains.

Francesca Ra1o was yesterday placed On trial
hefor. Justice Smith IN the Supreme court al
white Plains for the murder OF Foloennah 9l@u
-. 49, vho-, he confessed az the time Of
his arrest he shot five times because ne said
he took him for a ioafer or roo5oeT. haho
sv-oetbeart Bonlua scerraco. whom he intenaeo
20 marry o. the day following the muroer' VIII
- -..5-s. him Raro Is being defended By
Colonei Grenvile 7. Emmett oroJneT-in1r55Se. ..
c~rrer,e court Justice keoEh. and former Lastrit
afto~-ev CSeorge {. Andrews The prosecution IS
co,Sfi-fes bv District Attorney J. ADDISON Aouns
sne Assistant c. F. Weeks. -. -. -
The selection OF jury took " n1ost OF ~. "
6ow sDf only preliminary testimony VAS inuo-
s-,Sss.s ~ ne tste afternoon Maurice Crosby. a
Evil engineer. Identified maps be made OF the
,gs~i-fsv ~ TIE scene OF the murder. ano Anorew
j Rosch. g photographic iaentlneo Phe21osfaphs
~ fhe scene and ite surroundings. mace ~ nlrn
psfr-iwsn u. F. Devoe was the only other VII
,ess Ne was sent out when word resched ne
-o5~a station cf the shooting. he testined % the
bofv of Ahearn being on the leWn alc oead -
-e,eted ire coming o. the amhulance and other
s-rSs-ts The important point established oy the
witness that when he sesEehe9 -ssns@Ll Le
found the revolver ~ his pocket Eo41 Aae9s0- hSN
inR he had rot USED II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

i4sd-st. n q 10 2 Of Shave. 50xaa-i1; VIII
AN = Dixon 70 Leonard Veil. Noirl
i4Sd-st. .. 150 II q shave. 50xs9 II. Rob
srt Carerzou o. Leonard WE'LL Norr
Madison =. extends from 1904 1850
III lexlQE. Hudson Realty Company 20 Jonas
" - ana auotner. mortgage. slfo.oal o anl
" nilstcn-st g g corner la0erry-sr. runs llo.o
%slN 81 ~ Ak 53llNN 8tS, Henry
Corn 90 Leo SchIesi1ger. MORTGAGES Sf750f0.
Same property. Leo schissineer % william
Oscsnyan. mortgnge. $4,000 Norrti
Z'th-st. I'D n % Mafis1n-ave 25xgs @.
Herbert 7 Hunt 70 Arthur " Saunders: a G.. Womb
6roalFaF- n corner l55fh-st. 90 flxl0o; pyciS-
u1n-st- lots NOS IS ard a.. map land % George
Lhcrnrscn ooxluo. Constance Oscauy4n
70 - -rnleslnser -Nornu
sroadWay. n conner t5jth-st 20 llxlOo. Dycs-
ulsn-st. lots Nos as and a.. mao land ~ George
Il ; thompson 5oV10O. Old Albany Post Road.
e % r s and u Thomas r Thorn. 10ox29SS
l''t,x-St2, Leo SchlesiuEer otto 81 Eoln. Nc-nii
Ola Albany Post Read. W so Il land ~
Thomas r Thorn et a.. 1G0xgae sxroa 7v8sT g.
F@iInlld , Bailey e. al. executors. O. Consume
sans. property. Constance Os-snysn 70 Leo
Schlesnser .........-....-.. .-.-....... .Nomt
u6,h-st. 8 rs = " 81 Broadway 5oxi0o i1.
$500, Real Estate Company % George
a'th-st. 20 2 OF NadIs7n-avs sc sx1ao II.
George Brown % alfred n 'r1rvln- G ana. ....
JacSson-ave. corner fg21-st. s. ks
american Missionary Association % Adam
shave corner i7ath-.t 1aa 1oxfi5 rss.r--s
= 20 = " OF 5th-av-. 225V9p II. Patrick Don
onle % Peter Dutv mortgage SIS SEQ ...... N1mii
St5-ss 3255 2 % West End-ave 40 x
.e- -e+- Sill Helene stein ~ Philio wood;
7th-avs 8 I'm r : os 1fa-a-s+ r. fix-0o the
non theological Seminary Bernard crys-
51st-st y : 2o0 n W Of shave * sraoo <. sf,-v
- .~elll ard another - the Hospital % s.