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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
STEVENSON GOOD
MAN SAYS BRYAN
DECLARES DEMOCRATIC NOMi-
NEE FOR GOVERNOR OF I'LL.
NoiS BEST CHOICE.
NEBPASKAN WAS BUSY
Flood of Visitors at FairvleW Yester.
day Included Members of Noti-
fication Committee Henry
George, Jra There.

Fairyiew, Lincoln, Neb. Aug, TO-
From the lips of numerous callers
from various parts of the country,
and letters. received, Bryan today
heard gratifying reports regarding the
political outlook as affecting his can
didacy for president Altogether he
had one OF the busiest days since his
nomination. the visitors including sew
eral members of the notification com
mittee and some travelling men.
The success of Adlai T.. Stevenson,
Bryans running mate in 1900, in the
recent Illinois primaries for the gov
ernorship, attracted particular inter
est of the Democratic candidate.
While | take no part in contests
between Democrats before conyen.
tions or primaries, he said, I'm
sure | will be pardoned in this case
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
RECEIVERS GET
DOWN TO WORK
CHECKING UP PROPERTY or
PlLLsaoRY WAsHsu RN
FLOUR MILLS coMpANY-.TO~
tai INDEBTEDNESS IS ST.
0oo,oo0.

Minneapolis, Aug l0,--ReceisersfoF
the PilIsbury.Washburn Flour Mills
Company, limited appointed last
Saturday by the federal court. got
down to hard work today. The prop
erty of the company Is now In charge
of the receivers and will be operated
by them.
Although the company which has
been placed in the hands OF the re-
ceivers is an English corporation, the
management of the properties has
been vested in board OF Minneapo.
lis men, and the majority of the stock
is understood to have been controlled
by the Pillsbury interests.
The floating Indebtedness of $4,000,
600 is that of the English corpora
tlon. The other 100000 indebted
ness IL evinced by the debenture
bondsbonds secuEed by mortgages on
the physical properties of the New
Jersey corporation, the Minneapolis
Min company and the St Anthony
Falls company.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
UNION PRINTERS
MEET At boston
CONVENTION OF iNTERNATiON
Al TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
OPENED YESTERDAY.
LOVING CUP FOR LYNCH
Memhers Present President With
Handsome Glft-Eight Hour
Committee Reports High
Iy CONNIE nded.

Boston. Aug. l0.-The state and
city united today in cordial wei
come to the delegates of the lnterna'
tional Typographical Union. the
Mailers Trade District Union and the
Wcmens Arxiliary of the l. 7. u.
Addresses of welcome were deli'
cred and responses We're made Presi-
Lynch of the Typographical union
was presented with alb old loving cup
by the members of his organization.
The work of the eight hour commit
tea was commended and the reports
on that subject were the principal
matters of business conducted today.
The report of President Lynch ;s
a comprehensive document and Gov
ers the progress made by the intetna,
tional organization for the period
elapsing since the Hot Springs CON
yention of last year and recommends
numerous plans for the future. In re-
ferrine to the work of the year Mr.,
Lynch stated it was largely along the
lires of effort at reclamation OF thcs'
offices that were lost, temporarily at
least during the eight-hour campaign.
On this subject the report said; "lhe
membership today Is but trlfie less
than at the time the eight-hour diff
Guilty occurred, when it was about Al,
600 Today the membership is about
10000 The reclamation work re-
yarrad to will ba continued during the
coming year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
JEALOUS LOVER
a0NAA RAMPAGE
KILLS : WOMAN, MOUNDS ttEH
BABY. THEN TURNS GUN ON
HlMSELF-HAHy Will plE
GUT MAN MAY LIVE.

New York. Aug. i0.--ln ct OF
jealousy. which was both unexpected
and nnwarranted, Ernest Seitz. a
Young fireman who formerly boarded
With Mrs, Bertha Hood. at No. 3s2
Bergen street, RFooklyn. forced hi
Iway into her apartments there To-
might and shot her. to death. Then
after stunning another boarder with
bolw from the butt end OF his revolver
Seitz paused In his flight from the
house and fired 44-calibre bullet into
the head of his victims year and
half old daughter, Alice. who was
asleep In the kitchen, through whiSn
the man ran In making his escape. AT
last corhered In the cellar Of TIE
house, he fred two shots into his own
head
The woman died Immediately. but
both man and baby were alive when
ambulance surgeons picked them up.
They were taken to the Brooklyn hos
pltal. The baby will undoubtedly die,
the doctors said, but they, thoug I
they might be able 10 save Seitz's
life to dispose Of.
Mrs. Hood was "a years old. She
had separated from her husband
few months ago and was trying TO
make a living by running a boarding
house. Seitz is 23. He boarded at the
house tor time. until his a'tenti ms
grew so obnoxious that the womal
was obliged to order him out.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
THIEVES ARE CAUGHT
Rob Citizens of Money and Are
Landed in Jail Few Hours
AfterWard.

A negro named Clarence Hall who
robbed another named David Re SIS
Saturday night, taking s12 from him.
was arrested by officers HofheinZ and
Carmody yesterday and is in jail.
Another naed Will Davis who was
employed about the house, stole $50
from Miss nellie Hall yesterday
morning and a few hours after was
nabbed by Chief Egan with s6792 of
the oney on his person and a complete
outh tof clothes. for which he had
paid all the missing money except 3S
cents which the chief could not locate.
Miss Hall is lucky to get this much
back
Davis has been in Cairo only about
a month.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11

be out in few days unless unexpect.
ed complications should arise.
The trouble between the two men Il
said to have originated from the fact
that Sutton's young wife whom he
married only few months ago went
out riding one night last week with
Buckner. Sutton Is reported to hays
awaited the return OF his wife who
came home after midnight and that
he then proceeded TO whip the yonne
woman. Yesterday he IN reported to
have met Buekner up town and they
had some words about the matter th.
affray OF last evening being The eIl-
mination and what might have been
IA tragedy.
Sutton who fed after the shooting
was found in the Mobile & Ohio yards
by Officers Hofheinz and Carmody
who took him to the city Jail Sutton
claims that Buckner had treated his
wife disrespectfully which was the
cause of the trouble. Sutton did NOT
appear excited when arreseted and
s said not To have been under the In
fiuenoe Of liquor. He is in jail and
probably will be given a hearing 10.
day.
Sutton and his wife reside in apart.
ments over the butcher shop OF his
father at Washington avenue and
Twelfth street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
SUSPECT VII VS.
MANCLED BODY
MAN THOUGHT TO KNOW SOME
THING OF MURDER OF CHI.
CAGO BOY is UNMOVED AT
SIGHT DID NOT KNOW LAD.

Chicago, Aug. l0-Hassin Nemm r,
urGer arrest as suspect in the Tufla
Shashem murder case, gazed ~.
moved at the mr tilated form Cf the
lad at the morgue today.
The conformation of Nemmer be
fore the body had been relied up II
by the police to startle the pris 7ner
into some admission in connection
with the case. but in this they were
disappointed.
do you know him?" asked Dnl,
uty Coroner Davis.
Nemmer, who had been gazing =
teptly from under his bushy hrows.
shcok his head negatively, and was
taken back to his cell
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
SHOOTS TWO NEGROES
Cisrksdale, Miss, Man Uses Gun in
fs's@SeH Defense-one Killed and
Othsr Wounded.

Clarksdale. Miss. Aug 4.-Clarence
Herrin, manager on the Eastover
plantation. owned BY Hon. j. W. Cut
rer in this county, killing him in-
stantly. and mortally wounded an
other this afternoon on the Allen plan.
tatipn, just across the county line in
Bolivar county, The killing IS report
ell to have been done In self.defense,
though the details have not yet been
obtained. Mr.. Herrin came inmsd
ately to Clarksdale, where he male
bond and a hearing is to be held
shortly Sheriff Baugh Is at the se,n
OF the trouble tonight and will make
fuither investigation of the matter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11

cons for them. Another detachment
was given shore leave during the af-
ternoon.
This afternoon a brilliant state bah
was given In honor of Admiral Sperry
and the officers of the fleet by Lord
Plunkitt, the governor, at the govern
ment house and various smokers ar
ranged for the enlisted men.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
THREE KILLED AND
EIGHTEEN HURT IN
TROLLEY COLLISION

Dayton, o., Aug. l0.-Three' persons
were killed and eighteen injured in a
hcad-on collision between two limited
cars of the Western Ohio company s
line between Sidney and Piqua to
night.
The Dead.
George Robinson banker, Sidney,
Ohio.
Notorman, name unknown.
Passenger, name unknown
The north bound car out of Piqua
was running on time while the south
bound car out of Sidney was late and
running at a great speed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
AMERICAN PRIEST
Condemned BY Propaganda at Meet
in in Rome-ad Been CONDEMNED
BY Civil Court.

Rome. Aug. 10.-The. meeting to
day OF the Congregation of the Propa
ganda discussed one American case
though it was not an important one
The matter referred to apriest of
Sioux City. who was once condemned
By the American courts and twice by
the ecclestiastic authorities. The
priest appealed to Rome. Cardinal
Gibbons participated In the discus
sion and agreed with the other Gardi
mails to confirm the condemnation OF
the priest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
MANCLED
Almost Beyond Identification are
Bodies of Victims of Explosion
Seven Injured.

York, Pa, Aug. l0.-Eight men
were killed, nearly score of others
more or less seriously injured, and
thousands of dollars worth of proper,
ty damaged by an explosion of r
boiler in the York Rolling Mil this
afternoon Heads and limbs Of ma
jority of those killed were torn from
their bodies, and the corpses We're so
badly mangled that Identification was
almost impossible.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
Place for everything

Every house should be supplied with
a handy box which contains one tube
of glue. ball of twine. box of assorted
fasteners and suspension rings, rubber
bands. gummed labels. bottle and jar
labels, small string tags. package OF
large and small tags, spool of adhesive
tape and box OF key tags.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
EN- ROUTE TO HAGUE.

Port of Spain, Trinidad, Aug. 10.
The Spanish steamer Christiansted
arrived here from Curacao Sunday
with NJ. De Reus. Dutch minister to
Venezuela, who was recently expelled
by President Castro, aboard. De Reus
Immediately boarded the Royal Mail
steamer Atrato, which left this after
neon for Southampton, en- route to
The Hague, where he will report to
his government concerning the
trouble at Caracas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
WOMAN GETS DIVORCE.

Sioux Falls. S. D.. Aug. 10.-Mrs.
Daniel Leroy Dresser. who last Feb
.ruary established a residence IN
Sioux Falls. was today granted an alb
solute divorce from Daniel Dresser.
of New York. The decree was grant
ed Mrs Dresser on the grQrnd OF Sc
sertion
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
MACK GOES TO LINCOLN.

Chicago. Aug. 10.-Chairman Mack
of the Democratic national committee
left for Lincoln tonight to attend the
Bryan notification and while there
will discuss with Bryan the personnel
of the subcommittee which viii man
age the campaign in the east The
make up of the campaign book and
the general outline of the campaign
will also be considered
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
TURKISH MINISTER RECALLED.

London. Aug. 10.-Dispatches from
Corstantinople tonight establish be
ycnd a doubt the fact that Mehmed
Ali Bey. the Turkish minister at
Washington. has been recalled. This
action Of the rorte it is understood,
is due to the changed conditions ia
Turkey, and to the formation of a new
ministry.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11

l. Pickering had defeated James
Quinland. his chief opponent for the
nomination for clerk on the Democrat
Ic ticket. These two places are prac-
tically the only ones that now remain
In the doubtful column.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
CHICAGO MAN KILLS SON
IN SELF DEFENSE.

Chicago, Aug. l0.--Louis Seassla,
who shot and killed his son after the
latter had attacked him last night.
was exhonorated by coroner's Jury
today. Scassale. who is 65 years OH.
pleaded that he acted ia self defensa
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
FOR FOREIGN SERVICE
Amsterdam Naval Authorities In
structed to Prepare Cruiser
May Bear on Venezuela.

Amsterdam, Aug. 12.-The naval
authorities here were definitely in
st!ucted today to prepare the Dutch
cruiser Friesland for foreign service.
Although Venezuela was not men
toned In the orders it is assumed
that the Instructions are connected
with the Dutch Venezuelan dispute.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
Renewing Acid.

Acid stains may be removed by
wetting the spots and laying on them
salts OF wormwood Les this stand for
a few minutes. then rub the stain with
out using more water.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
WISCONSIN LuTAERANs ELECT.

Milwaukee, Aug. 10.-The Lutheran
League of Wisconsin today elected
President, Rev WAN Eekert, of Ra-
cine; vice-President. G. X. Rubrecht,
Oshkosh; Treasurer. Miss Jennie
Outman, La Crosse; Secretary, Geo.
Rapps. Milwaukee; General seere-
tary, Otto ]. Dahle. Mt. Horeb.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11
CITY MARSHAL ASSAULTED.

Bay st. Louis. Miss. Aug. 10.-City
Marshal r. ]. Mustagh was assaulted
and seriously wounded by Thomas
Johnson at the latter's home. John
son was under arrest for a petty of
Tense and the officer had arcompan-
led him 10 his home so his mother
could sign an appearance bond. While
the papers were being drawn up
Johnson sneaked up behind the off
Ger and struck him on the head with
a fat iron. He escaped. but was re-
captured and Is now in jail.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11

Read The Bulletin and get the news
while II is news.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11

In Cairo nearly everybody reads
The Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-11

Compare The bulletins society
columa with the other Cairo papers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
ANTI-SM0KERS SUCCEED
Report of Ordinance Received
by CIubwOmen

Women of the general sanitation
committee who declared themselves
against smoking in streetcars, and ap-
pointed a committee to take some step
in the matter. heard report yester-
day from Mrs. Henry Payot, who an
nounced that an ordinance had been
passed Monday prohibiting smoking in
the streetcars. The meeting was ad-
dressed by DR.. r. Cadwalader. Miss
Elizabeth Ashe and Miss Alice Grif-
fifth will repres ent the sanitation COM
mittee today before the citizens health
committee, when plea for medical in
spection of the children of the public
schools will be made.
Mrs. Margaret c. May gave an ac-
count of her efforts TO enforce the
ordinance forbidding the sweeping OF
rubbish and dust into the streets.
Other speakers yesterday We're Mrs.
Jean Sinclair, Mrs. John F. Merrill. Mrs.
Morris Newton, Mrs. Emelia Tojetti,
Philip Van der Naillen, Mrs. A. w.
Scott. Mrs. j. c. Levy, Mrs. James w.
orr and Mrs. Theodore Pinther. Mrs.
Merrill called attention to the insani-
tary condition of the beach below the
Cliff house. where rats are numerous
and find plenty to eat in fragments OF
picnic luncheons
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
WILL FAVOR BOND ISSUE
Supervisors Explain Tax In
crease and Arrange Meetings

A circular which will be mailed to
every voter in San Francisco calling at
tention to the Importance of the bond
election May IL was prepared yester-
day by the public utilities committee
of the supervisors. The circular sets
forth the several bond propositions to
be voted upon, the cost of the proposed
Improvements and the estimated in
crease in the tax levy. 1t is figured
that for the first year the increase in
the tax rate will be about 15 cents on
each 500 of assessed valuation, for the
second year 10 cents and for the fol-
lowing 10 years 20 cents. After that
there will be steady decrease in the
rate each year until all of the bonds
have been redeemed.
The circular also describes the six
propositions to be submitted to the
electors-the acquisition of an auxil-
iary water system for fire protection,
a sewer system. new schoolhouses,
new hospitals, garbage collection sys-
tenn and new hall of justice and
county jail.
The committee plans to conduct
vigorous campaign for the success of
the bond election. and for the two
weeks preceding May IL will arrange
for district meetings in every section
of the city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
FAIR PLAY FOR
POOR LITIGANTS
Judge Sturtevant Heeds Protest
of a Deputation of Labor
Leaders
Attempt Will Be Made to Pre-
vent Delays in Damage
Suits

Within a week there is to be meet
ing of the judges of the superior court
to consider the matter of the scandal
Gus delays that occur in nearly all
suits for damages for personal injuries.
Presiding Judge Sturtevant promised
this yesterday to a deputation repre-
senting the san Francisco labor coun-
members OF which, with Attorney
Stephen Costello, made out an un-
answerable case in favor of modfiica-
tion of the rules of the court. 1t was
admitted by Judge Sturtevant that
plaintiffs in these cases had great
cause for complaint, and he said he be-
lieved remedy should be found.
Costello introduced the deputation to
Judge Sturtevant and outlined the sug-
gestions he had already made in a let
ter to the labor council. These were
that the party demanding a jury trial
should be compelled to deposit the
jurors fees and not the plaintiff, as
at present; that damage cases be dis
tribGted among all the civil courts in
stead of being assigned to only two,
and that judges should refuse to ex-
tend time to plead except upon an
urgent cause shown.
Costello said that under present con-
ditions a workingman who brought
SOi~-eAOi udlHoStS IUiSnl dS We'll .Quil
q the outset, for he could not get
action in less than a year. and could
not hope for any returns from judg-
ment in less than tnree years. Work
1ngmen, he said, could not afford to
fight the corporations on such terms.
j. ". Sweeny, president of the labor
council. speaking for $4,000 men, said
that the judges should be able to de-
wise some means to punish those who
frittered away the time of the courts.
Wealthy corporations, he added. always
demanded jury and prolonged cases
to the utmost. usually firing out the
plaintiff and forcing him TO accept
whatever compromise might be offered.
Working people are in terror of the
law and of the workings of the courts
declared Andrew Gallagher. secretary
of the labor council. We feel that we
do not get a square deal when it comes
to suing the millionaire corporations
for damages
After hearing the deputation Judge
Sturteyant took the action heretofore
noted.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
JUDGE WARD McALLISTER
is DEAD IN SAN RAFAEL
Famous Attorney Was Uncon-
scious Until Few Minutes
Before His End

Judge Ward McAllister, son of the
New York society leader and nephew OF
Hall McAllister. one of the most fam-
Gus of CaHfornia's attorneys, died
Tuesday morning at $50 o'clock in the
Cottage sanitariam at San Rafael On
Saturday last he was operated on for
appendicitis and in his weakened con-
dition failed to recover from the shock.
For two years McAllister had been
a sufferer from paralysis. Recently he
had shown symptoms of imbecility and
he was found roaming aimlessly in the
hills of Napa county and taken to the
Napa asylum Friends interviewed and
he was removed 20 the Cottage hospital
in San Rafael. For several days 1t was
impossible to diagnose his case, owing
to the patients inability to tell the at
tending physicians the nature of his
disorder. In his distress he was
assisted by old friends. among others
DR.. H. o. Hewitt, Truxtun Beale. Frank
Johnson and Fremont Older. Since Sat-
urday he remained in a comatose con-
dition, consciousness returning only a
few moments before his death.
McAllister was born in Newport, r.
l., in 1855, and received his education
in Princeton university and the Albany
and Harvard law schools. He was
United States district attorney in Cali
fornia from 1882 to 1884, and then re-
ceived a presidential appointment as
district Judge in Alaska He was after
ward retained by the Pacific Mail COM
pany. a
His relationship to Ward McAllister
Of New York obtained him a ready en-
try into the most select social and club
circles, and his nimble wit and courtly
manners won for him many a gener-
Gus friendship.
The funeral will take place this
from st. Paul's church in San
Rafael at $50 a. M The interment
will be at Tamalpais cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Carl E. Blunck ct al. to Jane Besby, lot IN
line Of Grove street. le5 of Franklin. W
Mary J. B. Warner to william J. B. wa--
ner, lot in w line of Railroad avenue and NE
Ps N 81 ssFenssen5s @ avenue s1uth SO el%'
:, Bertha W a. F. Smith ,r to George @ Fuller lot
West Shore land company to Julia A. Dris-
coll lot in z line Of Mission street, 40 n Of
snfs Of California izSS SO tax coector TO
Ephraim II. Musin. lot in line Of Duncan
street. 21s of Castro. E % by ia: $685.
s7s, Same 70 same i0' l'' 0i'eA ss' city land
Same to same. lot 5, block 10. city land; ST..
lots 10 and II, block 80, Refs tract; grant
State of California (by tax collector) to George
n Roundy: lot IL. block 2, Paul Reon home
Catherine Manning to Victor J. stearns one
twenty-fonrth interest In lot at y corner OF
81 rs NE sns so so sw S and SF @
william D. Keyston and wife to James A.
street. 60 of Lexington avenue. E 20 by n
So: $50.
E. Erickson. lot IN F line of Webster street.
80 Of Filbert, 80 by ITO: $l.100
Frederick Junker to Charles ID. Junker. lot
in W line of Cough street, 80 Of Oak, S 80
william l. Smith and wife to Mollie Rear.
Clement sin IT. street. m 81 BY i2o So. loo OF
Charles Bundschu to Milton MitzIer, lots a1e
TO 3IG Silver terrace; SO.
Gundlach- Bundschu wine company to Milton
Metzler lots 219 to 22l. lots 236, 237. g56
257. 272 to 279, 32s to $50 and 344 Silver ter.
race: $40.
Charles Josselyn to Mary wolfea. half In
terest in lot at NV corner of Merchant aud I'd
Front streets. W $50 by 60; $40.
Silas H. Collins to Mary f. Collins. LOT In
S line of McAIlister street, rs Of Broderick.
e 25 by 1876; $1,000.
william a. Medina to Martha r. Medina
half interest in lot In W line Of Williamson
street. 4s1:7 OF Point Lobos avenue. o5
W lis S 1877. 1876, z 120; $40.
Sebastiano Maurizio TO Gogna Pasquale. lot
in SW line of Seventeenth avenue South 50
Sc Of street. Sc 25 by sW 100; $40.
State Of California (by tax collector) to III .
Newman. lot ia SW line of Fourteenth avenue
Is NV OF Fl street. NV 25 by SW 100; $3.50
Edward #. Franks and wife to Margaret
Franks. lot in z line of Fillmore street, %
SIC OF Hermann, 25 by r SO; $40.
Margaret Franks to Edward +. Franks and
WIFE, same: gift.
Frank Deloca ct al to A. A. Ceregbino. lot
in w lire of Dupont street, 117.8 Of Green
Kich S 20 by W GO: $40.
Aiban Doane. minor (by GUARDIAN to Eva
F. KeIleher, lot at NE corner of Willard and
Carl streets, n 100 by 80; $2.750.
H. J. Holdorf and wife TO Hans Celtzan lot
at corner Of Harper and Laidley streets, dis