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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-31
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-31
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men uS al 6Gngile mo6 en- amition
pla $4,000, SAN bar Tibet iait il
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rl bcbauoIcs al en- SSurp / Manfato.
ghIc Garth County, bpor CONNER
@rog oil preiioere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-31

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Saa @orgen oen 29Se Sa,niar opiioo
SlNebran0 i @bolelale-S treget /
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Elmer, inoen mau fit Sugt meo Den.
So6et iuttes til 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-31

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min biertelisIte MebfsleIie. Seq bill.
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@a6cfeier / 5e3 emo reaiere 8,islan6.
Sor ilaar life ale IGrfer fell, blir
oct bit mart forliet for Tinene |
G5orens Sntgangsfreos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-31

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8agen, beS nslere blep Srppen.
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net leg" nteo S%poriombeo; men at
en- Sfribert al % til berptter nrprte
3ronom, betpoer life oltib, at ban CT
biattg, feIuflrg % ielbgoo, eiier at
ban er ubcbiGlpelig, mar BET giGlber
at ifrioe Stil. Set tam betpoe, at
Ronben bar Sperbepisnine % esne
Meninaer, Iom ban life or barge for
at itemple Tom fine oeo at paatrpffe
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So, Set fan I. gr. prre Wenneifer,
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Siltg / 2ipet og berpeb ruubet for.
tieHt Ir,erfienoelie. men JON iiben
gipr iaa me9et reSbrpoenhe slrbciSe,
at oct Iioeiom goar op / op. Ser blir
So gh,I / Socit. 8crior "9tliInleIlte'
ffe".
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6ontelie pau en- Golege.9Gnf eller
bagom 1logitDret - bans Weniracr
% fin SperbepiSning fan ban life
meo 900 @rlnb aisre arno pnn, Of
ieg ilben Sperpeielie Ifal gisre til
mine. San han life pi1toe oper mig
beo GrGumenter % 6oftu, iaa sisr
ban set life peo al itenrple mig JON ell
rpiocroe Soft % title mig / 8obe.
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fcmtncr nof. Gt faar altfad urrtt9e
aiGft % Sinc al bpcranbre, bibes %
fires iaaIGngc,
gn Some / SaIem, IaSi., is9er
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ben. 6oriouret bill fanIfc boloe irem,
at Wonoen life par iItnno iii at Itaa
poo Srpberct % ipGubc meb Sen OH.
ben 500.
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2t6e @ai 1865 iplaetSe Orb:
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naac3 ODER 6soe % IenllciteSe 2@e
mer, % glngit % SefInger msOer mig
ira Siem Iargt borte for tobte Sprs
rer % 6Gore. Oct CT hre SiSIe, iom
aIorig hsrte ct Sfi6, aI6rig bsrte
Sfrig og SSammer ira iaareoe % ier-
beriIGrBeSc Rcmner eller 8ienoerl
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giorSe "0fariben til &apet".
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-31

gn Some / Salem, IaSi., isaer
SfiISmjsie, foroi bctSeS Wanb bar
til &aHe al ipGnoc belroe meo III 5rp.
ben. 6oriouret bill fnnifc boloe frem,
at Nonoen life oar iitono til at itaa
poo SrUberct % ipGubc meS Sen an.
ben 500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-31

Sm6 "NuImpnneifer" or for noget2
So, Set fan (. gr. bore Wenneifer,
Tom bar giort en- Del prisp9roiae
Siltg / 2ipet og berpeb ruubet for.
tieHt grerfienoeIie. men JON iioen
gipr iaa meget reSbrpoenoe slrbciSe,
at oct Iioeiom goar op / op. Ser blir
So 9aiI | Socit. 8crior "9tlilnleItte.
ffe".
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-08

oncd there carly this morning by the
alarm of fire. He saw the flames as
they crawlcd along the street, cutting
first one building and then the next,
aud he says that the volunteer fire de-
partmcnt of that town, headed by the
lluffsmiths, did remarkable work and
are entitled to II great deal of credit
Norfolk acrio of Eagles recently
elected officers as follows: Frank
Carrick, worthy president; IT, II. Kaurr
mann, worthy vice PRESIDENT. NJ. E.
Sawtcr, worthy chaplain; =. NJ bar.
rCtt, worthy secretary; Emil Kochn,
worthy treasurer; Lee IIcrshscr, wor.
thy conductor; w. T.. Smith. worthy
inside guard; Leo Spnuding. worthy
outside guard Ray Weber, Paul Nord.
wig, Perry Fleming, worthy trustees
j. II. Conloy, worthy past president.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-08
Blds for Briduea


Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the county
clerks office at Madison, Madison
county, Nebraska. until IL o'clock at
noon, standard time, December l2,
1905, for the erection, completion and
reparatlon OF bridges and approaches
thereto to be built or repaired during
the year 1905 according to specitica
tions now on file in this Office.
All bidders are required to accom-
pany their bids with plans and specl.
fcations Of their work and n certified
check OF S250.00 to be forfeited II
contractor fails to make contract or
file an acceptable bond within fifteen
days from date OF letting. The board
of commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or all bids. The party
awarded the contract will be required
to give a good and sufficient bond CON
ditioned for the faithful performance
of the contract with sureties as pro-
vided by law. Said bond to be ap.
proved by the county board.
Dated this the 14th day of Novem.
ber, 1905. Emil Winter,
County Clerk.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-08
CLEAN CANDIDATES WIN
OPINION OF CHAIRMAN WARNER r
OF STATE COMMITTEE.
WHEN COMMITTEE HAS TROUBLE

To Carry a Candidate With an Unsav-
ory Record is Like Treadng on a
Volcano, Which is Liable to Explode
at Any Moment.
Hon. VIM. y. Warner of Dakota City,
tral committee, spent the night in
Norfolk He was on his way home
from Fremont, where he had been to
attend a meeting of the Nebraska
Portland exposition commission, of
which he is president. 1t had been
intended to close up the affairs of the
commission, but on account of the alb
Sence from Fremont of Mr.. LoOmis,
this could not be done, although the
reports are all made up ready for ap.
proval.
Mr.. Warner is still feeling very well
satisfied over the result at the recent
election in the state. While most re-
publicans realize that the executive
ability of Mr. Warner is largely re-
sponsible for the satisfactory result,
yet he modestly disclaims great
amount of the credit, saying that it is
not so bad to conduct campaign
when one has clean candidates, as he
had in Messrs. Letton, Abbott and Ly-
ford
"It makes all the difference in the
world" said the chairman, whether
the character of the candidates them
selves is above reproach. With this
kind of candidates there is no danger
of the opposition tearing your founda-
tiOn to pieces at the critical moment,
but you go right along forging to the
front and making gains in all direc.
tiOns. 1t is when a candidates charac.
ter is susceptible of criticism that the
central committeeman becomes gray.
Then he is on the defensive all the
time, treading on a volcano, which he
does not know what moment may ex,
plOde and expose the real weakness
of his position. While people will sup,
port their party candidates so long as
they are as good men as the other
side, yet touch of human nature en-
ters into politics and men will not
support a corrupt candidate even II
he does represent their party If the
republicans want to continue in power
in this state, they must follow the
precedent set by the state convention
this year and always strive to put their
strongest and cleanest men to the
front"
Mr.. Warner left on the early train
this morning for his home in Dakota
City.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-08
EAGLES NAME COMMITTEES
MEN WHO ARE TO HAVE CHARGE
OF ANNUAL BALL.
WILL BE ON NEW YEARS NIGHT

A Large Number OF invitations viii
be Sent Out by the Eagles for their
Third Annual Dancing Party, and
Tickets viii 90 Like Hot Cakes.
The Eagles have completed the lists
Of committees who will have charge
Of their dancing party on New Years
night, Following are the committees;
Master of ceremonies, Hon. |. G..
Wosteryet
Executive committee: w. L. Kern,
NJ. Green, Ray Weber.
Reception committee: Charles John
son, d. Cameron. u. NJ Barrett, Will
liam Weitz, E. A. Bullock, Il. d..
Krant2, George II. Spear, C.. $ Smith
John Friday, Il. B. Kaufman.
Floor committee: C. II. Mathcwson,
Frank II. Garrett, Mat Shafrer jr.
NJ. Green, S. II. Mcfarland, NJ. t.
Slawter, w. L. Smith.
Door committee Fred Lincrodc f.
E. Carrick, Chas. Grocsbeck, Paul
Nordwig, II. II. Hartford, Ray Weber
Cloak room committee: II. p Elem
ing Rudy Blatt, II. Hcrshiscr, Fred
Finke, Herman Koch, Fred Demiscc,
Emil KCChn.
Decorating committees: p. NJ. Bar
rctt, J. II. Mackay, Harry Lodor, S. II.
Mcfarland, John Weidenfeller, Dan
Craven, Ncls Hanson, M. Green
This will be the third annual ball to
be given by the Norfolk aerie of
Eagles. Those in the past have PROV
en- emnently successful and 1t is as
sured that this will be, also. Invita-
tions to the number of several hun
dred will be issued and it is predicted
that the tickets will go like hot cakes
This dance is just one week after
the railroad boys dance, the decora.
tions being combined and thus max.
ing them especially elaborate for both.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-08
NEBRASKA AGENTS ASK fROBE
Want Insurance Companies Chartered
in State Investigated.

Omaha, Dec. 5.-A vigorous demand
for state investigation of the life
insurance companies chartered in the
state of Nebraska was voiced by the
Nebraska Life Underwriters associa.
tion In series OF resolutions, which
declared the Investigations in New
York were for the good of policy hold.
ers, and that the limelight should be
turned on western companies also.
1t Is asserted that another set OF
companies. according to their sworn
statements on file with the insurance
department, expends from "a to 48 per
cent OF its entire income on expenses
of management, whereas the big New
York companies now under investiga-
tion spend less than half as much.
The resolution demands that life
insurance companies chartered by the
state Of Nebraska should be investi-
gated by legislative committee or
examined by an expert actuary in or
der that the citizens and policy hold
ers of the state may know whether
their policies are legally and proper.
ly safeguarded and their equities care
fully secured, and thus make certain
these companies have sufficient assets
properly invested to cover all their
liabilities, and also ascertain whether
undue extravaganza, nepotism. or 9TH
er bad practices exist"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-08
Battle Creek.

Sunday afternoon was a general pic
mic for the young people on the ice
For many years we did not have such
nice skating.
Henry Tietjens came over from
Plainview Monday for a visit with his
father-in-law, Otto Borchers, and other
relatives.
James Shaner of Norfolk was visit
ing here the first part Of this week
with his sister, Mrs. w. H. H. Sesler
and family.
John Risk, jr., who has been very
sick with rheumatism about six
months, departed for Fort Worth, Tex
as, Tuesday, to seek relief.
Theodore Phipps. who is clerking
in Morris drug store, moved Monday
into the rooms over the Citizens State
bank.
Miss Minnie Neuwerk, oldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Neuwerk,
celebrated her 18th birthday Sunday.
She was the recipient of some valuable
presents from relatives and friends.
Thirteen hours devotional services
were held in the Catholic church Mon
day and Tuesday. Rev. Father Walsh
of Norfolk assisted by three other
ministers. ofgiciated
Wenzel Koryta, who lives north of
town, was here Friday, the first time
in seven months. He thinks lie can't
farm in town.
Miss T. =. Jenny of Lincoln and
John, Fred and VIM. Fillmer Of Cum
ing county, we're here the fore rart
of the week negotiating with i"hn A.
Wright one of our dealers in dirt,
Mr.. Lyman arrived here Tuesday
from Morton, Iowa, for visit with
his brother, II. R. Lyman, who 's one
of our substantial farmers in Highland
precinct.
w. A. Sutherland has just recovered
from another attack Of appendicitis.
He was painting south Of town, where
he was taken sick
Frank Classy, who was visiting here
with his brother. VIM. Classy. left
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-08
WEDNESDAY SIFTINGS.

Burt Mapes is in Madison.
NJ. d. Tyler went to Madison to at
tend court.
Nj. C. Hazen was in Madison at court
yesterday.
C. w. Reed of Madison visited Nor
folk yesterday.
Mrs. M. V. Lane of Stanton was a
city visitor yesterday.
w. T. Marcuson of West Point was
in the city over night
J. w. Humphrey is up the Bonesteel
line on a business trip.
Mrs. e. Tanner of Battle Creek was
a city visitor yesterday.
Henry Everett of Plainview is a bust
ness visitor in town today.
w. G. Beatty and Jas. McWhorter
of Foster are in town today.
Jack Koengstein, county attorney,
is in Madison attending court.
Mrs. Miller of Hadar was shopping
in Norfolk yesterday afternoon.
Geo. Lindman of Plainview is trans
acting business in the city today.
John Meillle of Creighton was a
business visitor in Norfolk yesterday.
Mrs. G. W. Cyphers, daughter and
son, who have been visiting the for
mer's sister. Mrs. ]. f. Pfunder. re-
turned to their home at Valentine yes
terday.
f. e Heath of Milwaukee, salesman
for Milwaukee trimming house, was
in the city yesterday.
julius Bostrom Of Deer River, Mimi,
who has been visiting Miss Barnes,
left yesterday for his home.
DR.. Kate Williams has returned
from Omaha, where she has been Wis.
iting for the past two weeks.
Mrs. j. Shoemaker, who has been
visiting her mother and sister here,
returned today to her home in Omaha
Mrs. Kathleen Richardson has gone
to Battle Creek to inspect her farm,
and from there she will go to New
York to spend the winter.
Assistant General Superintendent
Frank Walters has rented the Frank
Fowler home in Fremont, and his chief
clerk has rented a house near the res.
idence of L. M. Keene.
All those who purchased tickets
from e. B. Kaufman for the Norfolk,
Neigh football game, which was to
have been played Thanksgiving and
which was called off, may have their
money refunded by calling upon Mr.
Kaufman.
The regular term of district court
for Madison county convened at Mad
ison yesterday, Judge Boyd presiding
1t is expected that the term will con
tinue the greater part of this week
and next.
Geo. Berry, who owns the large
sheep ranch west of town, today
brought $500 sheep from Green River
Utah, which he will feed during the
winter, Mr.. Berry has been out west
himself picking them up
Miss Helen Dickover entertained 9
party of friends at the home OF heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Dickover
last evening. The evening was spent
at whist with refreshments to round
out full evening of enjoyment.
The Trinity social guild met last
evening with Miss Kathryn Shaw or
The Heights, and spent an enjoyable
evening. This is the last meeting that
viii be held until after the holidays
the next meeting being scheduled fol-
the third Tuesday in January.
w. A. Yoder has been elected coun
ty superintendent of Douglas count,
to succeed f. J. Bodwell of Norfolk
who gave up the county superinten
dency at Omaha to take the vacancy
made by the departure of d. C. O'Con
nor to Panama.
Otto Tappert OF this city was ir
Creighton over night and was awak
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-08

again Saturday for his home at Cham.
paign, Ill.
Col X. f. Osborn OF Mullen. Cherry
county, Is visiting relatives here this
week
Geo Siekel, sr., has been sick one
week with an attack of appendicitis.
but is better now.
The James brothers were surprised
Monday night. MIR. and Mrs Il l..
James. who live five miles east, were
the recipients of IA little girl and MIR.
and Mrs Robert James, who live five
miles south welcomed a little son the
same time.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-08
Hammond PLANT Will Star, A.,

South Omaha, Dec. 5-Thc Nation
al Packing company Of Chicago has
secured possession OF the old Ham
mond packing plant here aud the
work Of preparing il for occupancy Is
to commence Immediately
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-08
RUSSIANS STOP CABLES
NO MESSAGES ARE DELIVERED IN
ST. PETERSBURG TODAY.
MAILS ARE ALSO TIED UP
American Cables Companies in New
York Today Received Word That No
Messages Can be Delivered in St.
Petersburg, on Account of Tumult.

New York, Dec. 1.-The cable com.
panies received notice today that the
delivery of messages in st. Petersburg
has been stopped and that communica.
tion with Finland has been interrupted
at St, Petersburg.
The delivery CT all mail was stopped
In St. Petersburg this morning.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-08
VEEDel DEPOT OPEN TO PUBLIC
Tickets With Towns Name on Now
Sod for First Time.

Verdel Neb Dec. Especial to
The News: The new depot on the
Northwestern railroad was thrown
open for tho nrllc use Yesterday
morning for the first time. The pres
ant operator has been appointed tenn
porary agent and tickets arc now on
sale In Verdel for the first time.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-08
Another Football Victim,

Sidney Ia, Dec. 5--IIarry Rowe
aged eighteen, died from injuries re-
ceived in game Of football between
Sidney high school and Tabor col
lege Nov, II. Internal hcmorrhage
was the cause of death
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-08
Mrs. John T. Yates Is Dead.

Omaha, Dec. 5.-Mrs John r.
Yates, wife of the sovereign clerk OF
the WOodmen Of the World, died at
St Joseph's hospital. where she un.
derwent n serious operation last Sat,
urday.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-08

FOR SALE-Twenty head Duroc
Jersey boars. Raasch Bros. one mile
west of Norfolk.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-08
''..-r e-r- and Horses Burn.

Hastings, Neb., Dec. Especial to
The Ne %; Shaul's livery barn
burned last night and is a complete
loss Four horses were cremated
The origin Is unknown.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-08
FLORODORA QUITS FIGHT
OPERA COMPANY DiSBANDED AT
FREMONT YESTERDAY.
COLUMBUS THEATER ATTACHES
Claiming Damages for Violation of
Contract, Manager saley Asks for
1e9-NorfoIk Management Has the
Same Ground for a Case.

199-Norfok Management Has the
Same Ground for a Case.
A telegram from Fremont this morn
ing announces that the FlOrodOra com
pany, which was to have appeared in
Norfolk last Friday night and can
celed the engagement for the alleged
reason that three of the leading play
ers were severely i'll, has given up its
fight for existence and disbanded
there yesterday.
The company was attached by an
eastern syndicate who claimed they
had not received royalty from the man.
agement due them. No relief came
from eastern headquarters and the
company is stranded, at least temper
arily. Sheriff Baumann has taken pos
session of the troupes paraphernalia.
Norfolk Might Get in Game.
Manager Beall of the Norfolk Audi
torium might get in the game for a
damage suit just as has Manager Saley
of Columbus, who claims damages for
$199 for violation of contract. Nor
folk might have the same sort of
case if Manager Beall wished to push
the matter.
The players and chorus girls at Ere
mont were in state of nervous ex-
citement when the announcement
came that they would disband. 1t is
possible, it is said, that the affairs
may be Strengthened up but some of
the leaders have gone east.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

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4 noFaal s SIS 10y $a25oo
s mst F Fl 9s 5as ofF 5es0 sS1 LkoHa to 100
9 aeaoP so6 S9a IT 10 & Mar9 soay os
to co-ope2ative Social Settlement SOCIETY," Nominal
t catharh so Ate of to aen S
ton Company; mortgage Sc 800 100
Thomas D Maooln to william Mcwhrter; ~.
eaDst s being " half lot e88 map wakeheld
5ox114; Joseph Alperin TO August Boesche and ,oo
sath-st No 167 East 25S1ool1. Tina Hohenstein ,oo
Roanefif mortF il!5e.'' SIS Nominal
oOII; william P Dixon to osher Gordonr:..... 100
and another smother mortgage. $4,000. 100
Brown to Business Mems Realty Company; ,on
1ostf-st 5 $ 500 # W Of Amsterdam-ave 87ex
100 II: Auge t ;. schwarz to Ernest ssesten; an
Roaine to Hattie %aTshsueT and Nominal
craft et al % William Hochreiter. three ,-o,
1ssd-st SIS $ 200 It OF Oppressive 25xio6 two
ave-, 25816o cat5s S craft to U Wam
Je I3GSe. corner Potter Place 25xioo
Henry g GaskeL TO ElmeG D couton 100
1s4thNat, 5. 125 # Of woodycrest-ave p ex
100 william 4 Young to Henry D Holloway. 100
125th-st. Nos BOG and aos East. 563x1Oo11:
julius schlag TO James H Purdy: mortgage.
7sistst $50 Fl Of vyse-ave 83 7xso IL
isist-st n $. lot 81 man Of Joseph Miller 25x
sill; George N Van Hoesen, referee. to Matilda
De2-st, 10 So n E s. 2oxee, stiles D woodruF to
Frank woodruff fo and another 1ee - o. ,oo Nominal
Harry sum TO R Rachel wallace mortgage
vyse-ave e $. 100 n s Of 1s2d-st, 25x1o0: WISE
George N Hoesen referee. to Joseph
cI9sby.st 3 $50 It Prtnoe--st 25n12e.s; '''
Frank 4 Collier TO David Wilson: y part; mort
ropping-a7e 40 1895 s. 25ra5 Henry Lang s->'--.--
n.
King ave. " corner Beaeh-st CITY Island Ann
ous 10n to SoFq 42 East PM 9 9tsfs onS9 Kim
ger 70 Jacob Gutenberg and another; mortgage
1o7tS-st No 2o8 East 25x1oo ii: Pascal A Roma
ns to william e Poee n 1Gsag ior 100
irreg; Ann A Hefrich to Realty Business Cor
Union-ave. corner l56th-st e1x25 Henry
Inf 70 Max F schoher mortgage. SO 800 100
irreg; John Haskn 70 William MCGOWAN. 100
Bryant-st IS II n Of Jennings-st. 5OxiO0; Ann
Helfrtch, 70 Realty Business Corporation; ,oo
crosbyest. No q. e s 251i2ss: Frank A collier
10 Albert Mathews: x part; mortgage. $40 600 Nominal
part; mortgage $42 oOo, Nominal
lin to Bertha Schtf mortgage 500 900. 49,. 100
KEoetz TO John Cork; mortgage sl8 600. 100
saTah Morrison Emile Morrison: mortgage
so;hst II " of I'd ave 22xlo2 q Harry
,e aayer TO Venie Peters all liens. ......- 100
George N Hosen ret TO fambeTt maees IL ooo
lsSd,si. s $ 125 # Of Vyse-aVe 25x99 4x25x 49,
51 irregular George Van Hosse 9t r eXseaVs to
Dawson-ss $ ISIS IT of T.cach.a,,. 400
81 su sno thomson to Alexander Duke. mortgage
1s2d-st # of Vyse-ave 2srss; a. g.. 100
Han oessH; Fsfe ePe to Peter Miller 5000
rnzgsr saverio cuomo and ' anoSeT villa" nda
l22dest $ 300 IT Of 8d-ave. 2sx,oo -. 100
@!eaT5- TO Jula C!eaFy' al liens Nominal