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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-04

sion so forbIdding that II made her
look ten years older-but, alas, she
did not know II.
"Ab. Jane" Capt, Worthington
cried, refining up his horse beside her
carriage with the confident air Of an
old friend, II am in luck today ]
have longcd 10 see yon since our as
snult Of the other night to-"
II James head could have reared
itself higher, IT would. u should
think" she observed. that Capt.
Worthington might at least have the
decency not 10 refer to his ruflianly
behavior. Absalom. drive on"
Jane" The captain cried again,
you must permit me to explain.
II
Explain? And whot, pray, Is there
20 explain? ! am not SO dull that !
need have II explained TO me how
Capt Worthington used his knowl-
edge IL my fathers premises 60 spy
upon my guests, nor how lie i61YGd
note in his sisters name to give
some color Of excuse 10 his presence
there
Forged" the captain gasped,
"Nnd as for what followed, while
] know that it mnsl have disappoint
ed YOU that your plot did not SO far
succeed a. 10 enable YOU 10 burr
alive in our beds my guests and my
ser, yet " you could have heard The
moan and seen the wounds Of The
half score poor oldiers whom ! liat
carricd into my house and could have
viewed tlc destruction wrought e
my fathers property mcthinks yot
might have felt that you had JUS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-04
Bought or Stolen Questions. I


If few simple facts were vIgor-
ously presented to the public, by
every teacher who loves the profess
sion and wishes to see It advance,
great good could be done
These facts are as follows:
/ No questions can be procured
which are not stolen property: there
fore the buyer knowing this, is a
party to the theft and should be
punishable as such
2. A school taught on certificate
wholly or in part as result of
knowledge Of the questions Illegally
procured gives money gotten under
false pretensions, ard should be
punishable as for the same offence
in any other form.
3. The holder of such certificate
lies TO the trustees and to the COM
Imunity
T. That person is taking cowardiy
I'd unF5,fly advantage Of his fe,loy
teachers VINO passes FOR frs ~
any grad Of teachers on such cor
Iaficate for he makes himself then
equal though they have spent money
an1 time u secure that for which
he has given only s. in cash.
). 10 one IS fit to teach a sefoo
who is not able 70 pass c1u15
4 examination as given in Kentucky s.
4 the person who enters the teacher
rank except by the door' is Wei
/ destroying the tender lambs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-04
POSTMASTER ROBBED,

G. w. Fouts, postmaster at River
ton, la. nearly lost his life and was
robbed of all comfort, according &c
his letter, which says: For 20 years
| had chronic livercomplaint. which
led to such severe case of jaundict
that even my finger nails turned vel
low: when my doctor prescribed Elec'
trio Bitters, which cured me and have
kept me well for eleven years.
Sure cure for Biliousness, Neuralgia
Weakness and all Stomach, Liver
Kidney and Bladder arrangements. 4
wonderful Tonic At A. NJ. Hughes
drug store. so cents.
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A REAL DAUGHTER
OF THE REVOLUTION
BY CAROLINE CEBHARDT.
caryII.hl -. y / D. LIppIaeon rompaar.

By CAROLINE CEBHARDT.

e1iAPTER Story opens on Ellery
annaAlion in South Carolina Ia time OF
AnnEfiuin revolution tni hrsHemrf and
Arnlsh dragons arrive aud AK accom-
stas.tatlon of MISS Innr lsllrry In the Ab-
susy VI her father aud mother who nte
EeetEA During bfeAkhnt the officer. afu
tAh-etTbrd tY tifing. and az American Of.
sar-r bashes through thr llncs ana dlsap-
1nrFs W the woods
Stssi.fER u Storm delays departure
q tritish soldiers and Col icfgmrf,
rg1it Niling % rrInniutu the vumrams uf
nEB hllrD During dinner strange
acnfc with black face ana cuttitd with
isus epn. cnlcfs dnius room uud gives
ui,5 Eilstg 4 ulte
ciihFrER ~ british oElocf startled
. nppDirnge et rifIngcr but dtd not
vfsgihae 90 MN CAPT Nurhuglln who
tkss much Wlshrd Ia capture III ANS "a
Aaiipt lover 90 Als EuarF tflt uirht
~ butish VIZ attacked az lhH iNrN.
ifasiatlpn. AMI nni5 ~ tbem Llird ard
= a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-04

When you put your advertisement
in the NEWS we put it into the hand
of more people than your can posi-
bly, reach for a like amount of money
expended anywhere else. The re-
suits from your advertising are nee
essarily proportionate with the num-
Der of people who read it. You are
welcome to examine our subscrip-
ton list.
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ANp DASHED RECKLEssLY rHRo'
THE WOODS
cause for citation and that YOU still
mcrited The appcllation of spy ban
dit and midnight assassin in which
I understand you and your henchmen
take such wcllearned pride
Young " rthiugton's expression,
at first astonshcd and then fecked
with amusement had famed into an
ger as She proceeded.
Madam. ! congratulate you upon
being So apt a pupil Of Col. Besse-
mer The terms which You have just
used are a few Of the milder cpithets
which. understand, he applies TO
myself and that band of brave pat
riots with whom ! have the honor 10
fight for my country. Had ! known
! that Col Bcssemcr was an honnrcd
I and welcome guest instead Of being,
as | presumed be was, an intruder
/ upon your hospitality, | would have
/ been more loath than | was To make
1 the attack which felt my duty TO
make While feared that some de-
/ structinn of YOUR fathers property
might cnsur, / hattcred myself that
| by relieving YOU OF the presence OF
Besscmrr'S frcbrands and looters-
appellati6ns which. assure you,
they have earned quite as indus
| triously rs we have our pseudo
nymes we might he doing you a serv-
ice that would in a measure recon-
pensc for the loss; hut Il seems
was mistaken. and that Col Besso-
mer is justified in the boasts he has
made Of the handsome entertainment
he received at the home of his
bctrothed. the beautiful Jane FL.
lery.' to whom his troth was plighted,
so he says, in Philadelphia town these
three years past"
James treacherous color fed ut
these last astounding words, and
then came back with brave rush
"'Tis easy" she remarked disdain'
fully, ito place false speech upon the
tongue OF the absent. congratu
late you upon the facility with which
you have placed Il upon Col. Besse
mer's." and with that she drew down
the curtain to the window on the side
next Capt, Worthington. thus shut
ting out that wrathy warrior
The soldier reared his horse bacl
upon his launches while his breatl
came hard and the healthy ruddincs'
OF his skin gave place TO an angry
pallor. An INSULT such an insult
and from Jane! Had IL been from I
man. he would have dragged hin
from the carriage and wiped up thu
earth with him, hut To first doun
his word and then drop the curtain
as though she had slammed a door
in his facet Really, it was too much
He dug his. spurs into his horse
that pampered animal that seldom
knew a touch which was not gentle
and dashed recklessly through the
woods, II was well that his mount
was as good forester as he, els'
they must have come to grief.
As for Jane. she drove on with he
brain in n whirl. What had Godfre!
meant by attributing such speech t.
Col. Bcssemer? Pah, IL was hut SOM
idle gossip which those bandits will
, whom he associated had picked VI
at some waysidc inn.
! She was too experienced in sucl
, n,ntters MT Ia hive rend the SINGER
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-04

The NEWS office can furnish seals
for Notaries, Lodges. and officers Of
allklnds. Also, any kind Of office
supplies.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-04
Chesapeake 6 Ohio Railway.

schedule in effect Feb J. 1905. subject 10 change
wiihoul notice Limited for Cincinnati InGiaI.-
ap0lis ~ LOUIS au1 the west.
jjl \. ". aud l.O8 P. N. Daily.
Limited for Louisville Nashville, Memphis. and
Southwest
as a m aud l;2D p. IN. Daily.
WesibOund Local Trains.
Main line GfSa. mex. sunday and 100 IN daily
Louisville line. 1913 q. IN except sunday
Limited for Washington Baltimore. Philadelphia,
New York, Richmond, Old Point ana Norfolk.
l-:Ia. m. and $40 p M daily.
EastbOund Local Trains.
Il: 81 ?. M. daily aud sii3 p. IN. except Sunday.
Ly Louisa s.ls am enc il5 pm, eS- sunday,
Ar Ashland 1900 a. N. and 500 pm en, sunday
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-04
TYPEWRITER For SALE.

= Munson typewriter,$1OO ma ahla'
used but little. Good condition
Price sS5. months time
+. ii. Yates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
REALTY NOTES.

The Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum
Society transferred title yesterday TO No. lS5
East 10Th street. %. l1x102.2 feet to the Fathers
OF the Blessed Sacrament for $4,000 Also Nos.
1877 and $50 East 18th street. 49-9xlO2.2 feet,
TO Eglise ST. Jean Baptist for $4,000.
The Sevilla Home for Children took title yes
ter5av N a plot I753 xS69 feet on the east side
OF Rarretto street 22Sl feet north OF Spofford
avenue, Cor a nominal consideration. from the
Pelhamdale Land Company.
y Y, Pescia & Co. have leased for A c. &
T w Hottenroth, representing the Sandrock
Realty Company. to a Client the tenement house
property No. 429 West Both street for term OF
ten years
The same firm has also leased for Samuel
Greensboro TO a client the five story tenement
house No $40 West Both street, for a term OF
FIVE years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
MAN WITH A MISSION DISAPPEARS.
Started in January TO Free Russians, and
Was Examined in Bellevue.

The name OF Barnett Cohen appeared yesterday
the passenger list OF the incoming Majestic.
Dir. Cohen disappeared Immediately after landing.
and the immigration officials and those OF the
steamship lire doing some guessing. for a Bar
nett Cohen caused the White star Line consider
able trouble six seven weeks ago.
Just before the Celtic was TO sail tie morning OF
January 10 Barnett Cohen had 10 be removed
from the steamer because Of his actions Later
lie was taken 70 Bellevue for al inquiry into his
sanity, bur left that institution quietly ard went
20 Montreal. whence he proceeded his belated
European "trip.
AR Cohen OF the Celtic quite distinguished
person, also with q mission The mission. ac-
cOrcing TO his OWL statement Was nothing less
than Lead an army at the request Of the king OF
Eng gland 10 free the suffering Russians. He
showed q Masonic charm which he said the King
had given him.
he also said that he had big business In Win
Iapeg but that Il had caused hiE. much anxiety
because OF the way his two GeTf running IL.
lie told also OF other extensive enterprises and
admitted having drunk tlUch champagne the night
before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
FATHER COLLINS TO GO TO JAMAICA
Pope Appoints Ex-President of Fordham Ad-
ministrator Apostolic of the Island.

The Rev. John j Collins S. J.. who has been
succeeded as president OF Fordham University by
the Rev Daniel J. Quinn. has been appointed by
Pope Plus y administrator apostolic OF the Vicar
ate Apostolic OF Jamaica, West Indies. Father Col
lis Will sail next Sunday for Jamaica 10 assume
MS duties In which he Viii succeed Bishop
Gordon, who has been incapacitated by Illness
Fathe- Collins was member Of commissions ap-
pointed by The British government 10 study mate
nal conditions and the educational system OF ia
maics' and has spent nine years on that island
iie has flied the rectorate Of Fordham University
about two years. during which be has done r7urb
ior the upouildinE OF Tie institution.
rather Quinn. the new rector and president was
born IN this city and was educated in St Francis
Xavier College and the North American College al
Rome te has been connected with Holy Cross
1olege worcester. Mass, and Boston College and
was professor OF higher mathematics IN the latter
Institution when he was called 10 the presidency Of
Fordham -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
EAPHTHA EXPLOSION HURTS SEVEN.
Two Firemen in Serious Condition from
BROOKLYN Blaze

An explosion Of barrel of naphtha at a fire
at No. 1888 Fulton street. brooklyn, yesterday
morning injured seven fremen. Three of them
were taken to the hospital, and two OF them
are in a serious condition.
The fire started at 10 O'Clock in the rear OF
the building which is occupied by the Dewey
oyeing establishment. The fire was caused. it
IS thought. by basin of naphtha suddenly
catching fire. Another theory is that 1t was
caused by spontaneous combustion. The rumos-
81 first spread that thieves caused the fire in
an attempt 10 get at the new Brevoort Bank s
vaults in the rear.
Inc explosions blew the one story frame addl-
ton In which the naphtha was stored into spin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
W. F. HAVEMEYER A BUYER
ENLARGES HIS EAST SID STREET PLOT BY ACQUIR-
ING PRICE PARCEL
Nesc PLAYHOUSE RoWest Side Studio Building
Cost S975OO0.

George r. Read & Co have sold for Eowaro
A Price No 6 East 32d street. four story
dwelling house. on a lot 22x9S.9 feet, TO VIII
lam F. Havemeyer. who also owns No. ana
10 Fas; SD street and No. 5. and East
31st street The combined parcels form plot
67xl97.6 feet, which will probably be improved
with a business building.
Douglas Robinson. Charles s Brown & GO.
have sold for a client to John L. Martin Nos.
lOi LOG. los and 10 East list street, four four
story single fathouses, on plot S26xlOO5 feet
adjoining the dwelling house at the southwest
corner of Park avenue. which Ellhu ROOT YUM
and leased to Paul Morton
Plans have been filed with Buildings SupeTil-
tendent Murphy for a new studio building to
Ia oracted a. Nosf 80 and Il West 9th street
for w. yonnah. 1t is to have a frontage OF
90 feet and a depth of $50 feet Win an eA'eH.
sion of 81 feet deep 1t Will have facade OF
brick, with trimmings of limestone anu OPP l'o
:, colonial style. 1t is to be fourteen stories
bioo IN front seven stories in the nlddie anu
ten stories in the rear and will be Know KNOW 6 as
the Colonial Studios. II is TO COST StoTn
according to the estimate OF Foiaiu * tIIdio
man the architects. 1t will adJoin d s'uG a.
buiIding ~ the east Of similar size anu ue
sion for which the same owner filed plans last
year. ~ % r,ost SCth
Mrs. w. E Lauer has sold No y East aS , I'D .
street a four story dwelling house. %%Ah0--
feet. -, .,5 ~ a Mr.
Nav,house No AZ West Saith street, Iou'
story and basement brownstohe o"eli''is
lanes Carlew has sold No 30 west ootn
street for about $4,000 1t is one OF glo Sa
OF ten high grade Ave story american % ~
ment dwelling houses. on Ihe n1i p De West,
S5th street 30 feet west Oh NeAi'iS--
|,,,ilr lazyf he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
FOR PERMANENT DUNBAR MEMORIAL.
Negroes Plan a Statue of Their Poet at
Meeting Last Evening.

A movement for a permanent memorial TO the
negro poet, Paul Laurence Dunbar. begun last
night at a memorial meeting held under the
auspices Of ST. Marks Lyceum. in ST. Marks
Methodist Episcopal Church, In West SD street.
President John Z. Robinson. who made the an
nouncement said that negro societies and organiza-
tons all the country would be asked 10 JOIN
tn the movement. and that il was intended the
memorial should take TIE form Of a statue Of
Dunbar 10 be placed some city later TO Toe de
teTmlned upon.
President Roosevelt sent a letter Of regret. Let
tiers also read from william Dean Howells
and General James r. 'BeLTne. who were 10 have
addressed the meeting.
The euloEy Of Dunbar delivered by the Rev
Dr. William H Brooks. pastor Of St Mark :
Church. lie told of the poets early struggles. Of
his rise by the force Of his genius from a poor
hootblack 20 be the recognized lyric leader Of his
race and OF his early and uutimey end.
A long programme, made up mainly OF Dunbar 5
poems some set 10 music and song and others re-
cited, given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Iron The Tribune Bureau.l


Washington. March l.
ORDERS IssUED.-The followtns orders have
been issued:
o.pts,n JESSE C NICHOLS. Ordnance Department:
from sandy Hook Proving Ground. to sPrinheid
(Mass) Armory-
Captain FREDERICK Il, GALLUP. oransn?s Depart part.
chief OF ordnance. Washington.
rtrst Lieutenant WILLIAM r. HARRISON. artillery
corps. Washington Barracks
Ns,or CHARLES T. CLARKE 2sth Infsntry 5etaiIea
member examining board, Fort sam houston. VICE
Major LOTUS NILES. artillery corps-
NAVY.
Lieutenant Commander C. N. STONE. eonrnissionssed
home
anashipman E W cHAFFEE. detached the Minneapolis:
resignation accepted
Nndshipman c. sUMPTER. detached the Columbia 10
the Nevada
Passed Paymsster J. a g. SMITH u 10 nav!
ysrd, New-fork-
civil ENGINEER l. r BEIIINGER, detached naval sta
tion New-Orlesns; 10 navy yard. Ae"-Aor
Engineer ". Ii ALLEN. detached navy YARD New"
York: 70 naval station Charleston
,syn Engineer E. r. GAYLER. detached naval station
NsW-London: 10 laval station. Aew-orleans'
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHlPS.-The foIiowing
movements OF vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department:
Fesrs-y 2s-The Psducah. Monte C1sti: the Denver
a. Barhadoss: the Nashville. at Guantananao
March The Cavte: the Brooklyn the Gal
and the Chattanooga. AT fiTaf0'.
SAILED.
February 2s-TAe Don Juan de Austria from Norfolk ,9r
Monte Crsrt: the ABarends. from Norfolk toI bsIu-
more Newport. from Sanchez Cor ssnto Domingo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
LIS PENDENs

Plot SO. amended map OF Er,rr,,os
three nortsa9es, asf h Allan G Maone T. .S1 val
<HVehue A. Ne. lS9. rIlzabet5 2 v3u, Attorneys =
= ing Individual and admlnistrar~fv 1S az Marga-
e. Wtldnauer. attorney -'N' e a. lpartitor7. ~
one nuncred and seventeenth .. 90
al Cspscifc rre samuel NJ Weisberg as Huxo q q
peIior,lanc el Grauer & H7Tsk,-s 50 Sohn e
49, - AIh ave. No. Us; Abraham No. atorneys
O-7e b,,- 20 9ecare Nenl l. WI-Eiai- atr-rr Ester
NJ r. I,T, anu sixteenth ST., No a48 In "a
- NE L,edlly company as, John J. Dixon a. -as ne
pisi rtsTfaH & Levy attorneys "a speo.aa
0ouIevarc Lafayette W. 8 @ g72 o =.
TfS 80 ttolo 10 W or 2. 8. Amsterdam ava ioot
river except par conveyed 70 Na,-vc-s y o
9 49, Jonas nj Liooey foreclosure Of nor.ras I'm
Ninety-hfth St. Nos 395 and ST. Ess, s,,--.
slsGner agt Clara Glauber faction to decare T
One hundred and thirty-sixth 81 n . 79z .. -
ave- 'oxdf II; Minnie Bros agt Barnet CO. Of "a
lspeclc PerIornnancee Epstein Brothers attornss q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
THREE MEN LOST At SEA.
little Tug Willard Founders off
Massachusetts, Coast.

Gloucester. Mass. March 1.-The little tug
Willard. bound from Boston TO York. Me.
struck a ledge of Rockport breakwater early
to-day and sank while her captain was trying
10 beach her The captain. Emery r. Sawyer,
and Z. W. Weber. fireman, were rescued by
the Pigeon Cove life savers. Joseph Z. Thomp-
ron. engineer: Gregory Pearson, cook, and
George II. Griggson. deckhand. the three other
men on board, were drowned.
The Willard was owned by Hamilton & Saw
yer. OF Yarmouth. Me. and was valued at
$1,000, uninsured She sailed from Boston on
Monday. but put IN at Gloucester yesterday to
seek refuge from the storm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
EVENING POST" PLANS FILED.

Plans have been fled for hreprool ono
buildine to be erected at No. 20 to "a Nesey
street by the Garrison Realty COMPANY. %
which Ralph w Clifford is president TOT
Evening Post" as lessee 1t Will nave iro. -
age of 744 feet, and an Irregular depth OF pUio
and IO1 feet 1t. will be twelve STORIES ~, me 80
o;+tar ~ limestone or marble. and wlll De HsItt
"a nv three triple bay windows e&tenang ~
the second story TO the roof. Inc ounu G,a ~
cost S5O00OO. according to the eSIliiie'0 "a
Robert d Kohn the architect
The basement aid sub-basement VIII De . U.s.
for presses and distributing rooms anu "a
bnsiness offices viii occupy the tenth eIeVensn.
twelfth and mezzanine floors. Inc reIlaliiue'
of the building viii be used for onnces'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Hath ST. No 2o4 West 25x1Oo-11: Alvins schais to .
Avenue D n corner sh St 47.ST77; Nathan Mar
Gus to Ahambra Realty Company: mortgage -,
i1a g. 6 a lS Of be eys s a
Martha B Moshe5: all title ;c;.;;;;
IN Meyer s ianaln TO- Sasa I9 80 100
'' ms M 81 wss a5l AnRS oornstn to
aSn t0 f Ferdinand G0' stehorn Mortgage
ssh 5' st. No. IS and SO East, 5oxiooil: Hudson
Realty co Gop to Harry warschauer; mort I'm
Central PARK West $ W corner goth st Is 2xioo
Hamilton asigh o Syndicate to Julia Reeve ,oo
"a St SEE q It " of Avenue 41lo55; Mary
A Mo to NRs RE and r eS and
74h st. 5 2so IT " Of 50 ave 2o1io2a; Bero-
Is. n0o 0ne f6 s 81 al % x6 o Mas RSrc 70 1900
Nathan Adcyssorfer; mortsage. $1,000 100
''S Meyer s Rs6asS S al Meyer zsG RsORer 100
Sa PsfemSR @ss[ $685. TO Aofam
AE chsSra AsSsa Abraham Bsaai Ko is"f
clinton St " $ 70 It Of Rvington st 20 215o ~
samuel G1es sw to Nathan Garheld: mort -,
was6insto1 s 5 " corner charlton st s5 2zes ~
2s y No &T2t t. to SeS H c Ssy Kurc 100
sdminststr1 ct al to COY William sutPn; one
dian to same: all title: nortgage $40 boo. 1880
,.E to Ja ss 81 T9Ts s s 100
'' 4aoSa % sRssis axe Stanley
Goth 81. $50 II W Of LIST 35xlOo.s: Philip
pavsen ct a to Harry Abrams: mortgage.
Paramount Place No 1909 n s. 25xi25 Alfred
searle TO Charles Kissenberth; mortgage.
Goth ST. No PAS East 2SxiOo 8: Aaron Nsuberger ~
Bertha Cohen: mortgage. $40 800 ........... 100
22lst lot s2s map Wakefield 1OOxlI4
Isidor Well to Alfred Rosenzweig; one-haf part;
mortgage 81 ....... ....................., 100
So ave- 10 2e9 TO IN E s. e2sx75: Elizabeth x ~
lines Samuel Wacht ct al ..................
e7th-st. 1862 II OF Lexington
zoos: Mary Stanley to saul Deiches and an
other: mortgage IS 200 Observation-Disclosures. 100
r12th St No Fast 27TloO ii solomon Antokolet1
50 eve No 2e7 E = l6.3xT5 William G Innes 10
Samuel Wacht ct e. ..........................
| Lots 1885, leo. 284 map 473 lots Haigbt
estate; z Il Levy 10 Frank Boyle .-............
/ 30 ST, Nos 346 and S47 East 2xos; Hymen
Diekstein 70 Regina Unger and another. mort
Monroe 81 257 and 25e n g. 40 i0x irreg;
joseph Freedmen SIgmUnd Morgenstern;
Monroe St. No 257 "a 1ox935: Jonas Freed
man to Sigmund Morgenstern ..................
10th ST. No $40 East 20xlno II: James @ An
driaccio TO Samuel Goldberg: mortgage IS 900 100
30 st. 2I5 II 81 2d-ave 50x rreg; Charles
II Reed 81 al 10 Birdie Schesinger ......... 100
hesey 81. s. l761 II " Of Church 25xsiB:
Ottie Boschen to Twelfth Ward Bank
mortgage Soo9t9 100
Monroe No 259. n r. 25x93: David Feinbere
TO Sigmund MorgensteTn ......-.....-...-..... I
Goth 81. No 500 TO 333 East. A. ilx92: Joshua ST.
verstein TO Bertha Essman another: mort
gage. $4,000 Ino
I'm 81, No 418 East. 25x92. Julius Tishman to "
Abraham Levy. mortgage $4,000 ............ 100
ZZith at $ . 40 II Of White Plains Road, IO0x
irrsxi 227th st. :. $50 It Of White Plains