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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07
RESOLUTION

Be It resolved by the city council Of
the city OF Fargo:
That it be and Is hereby declared
necessary to pave and curb with either
c~reosote block. vitrified brick, sheet
asphalt, bituminous concrete, dollar
way, blome concrete. bi~tulithic, ce-
ment concrete, or westrumite. all upon
a concrete foundation, the following
described streets and avenues in said
city OF Fargo, excluding therefrom any
second or duplicate description of In
~tersections. all in paving district num-
Der three ca, to-wit:
Ninth avenue south. beginning at 8
point 500 feet east of the east line
of Fourth street and running to a
point $50 feet west OF the west line of
Eighth street south:
Eighth avenue south beginning at a
point TOO feet east of the east line of
Fourth street south and running to a
point on the east line Of Eighth street
south;
Seventh avenue south, beginning at
a point 500 feet east OF the east line Of
Fourth street south and running to a
point on the east line Of Fifth street
south:
Fourth street south. beginning at a
point 140 feet south Of the south line
of Ninth avenue south and running to
a point $50 feet north OF the north line
Of Seventh avenue south;
Fifth street south, beginning at the
middle of block w Of Charles A.
Roberts addition to the city OF Fargo
and running to the north line of Sew
enth avenue south:
Sixth street south. beginning at the
middle of block wv" of Charles Al.
Roberts addition to the city Of Fargo
and running to the north line OF
Eighth venue south;
Seventh street south, beginning at
the middle of block w" Of Charles Al.
Roberts addition to the city of Fac
so and running TO the middle OF black
III" of said Charles Al. Roberts adj
dition;
Eighth street south, beginning at the
south line of Ninth avenue south and
running to the south line OF Eleventh
avenue south;
Fourth street south beginning at a
point 40 feet north Of the north line
OF First avenua SOUTH and running
to q point on said Fourth street south
$50 feet south of the south line Of
Sixth avenue south;
according to the plans specifications
and estimates therefor which were an.
proved by the city council OF said city
OF Fargo and filed In the ONCE OF the
auditor on the 22nd day OF IAN
uary, 1912.
That the city auditor publish this
resolution az provided by law.
State Of North Dakota, county OF
Cass. city OF Fargo-ss. :
], the undersigned, city auditor Of
the city of Fargo. do hereby certify
that the above III a correct copy and
the whole thereof, OF a resolution
which Yves adopted by the city council
of the city OF Fargo at q meeting Of
that body held on the 22nd day 81
January, 1912, as the same now re-
mains on file and Of record in my Of
nee.
7 further certify that the plans and
specifications and estimates OF cost, al
submitted by the city engineer and ap-
proved by the city council. are now ol
file In my office.
In witness whereof. T have harepnto
set my hand and the seal Of the city
Of Fargo. this 2srd day Of january,
1912.
tSeall r. X. ORCHARD,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07
Want ASSESSMENT
SYSTEM FOR CITY
FINANCE COMMITTEE OF THE
CITY COUNCIL SEEKS TO
sTRAIGHTEN MATTERS OUT
cuPLER MADE STATEMENT
LAST NIGHT.

Alderman Cupler opened the session
last night at the city council by say
ing. "that the collection system of the
city is far from being perfect so far
as the special assessment transaction
is concerned" He called attention to
the fact that there is a shortage in
the special assessment fund that
the city will some time have to set
tie.
It's through no fault of the city
auditors office, or for that matter
in any n lelse's. but it is solely in the
system. Some of the educational in
Of the city had paid neither
principal mo- interest in the paving
assessment and that there are some
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07
hUGGSY MAY
SUSPEND RULE

New York, Feb. lit was reported
today that RUDE Marquard, star twirl-
er of the giants, who is holding out
for more salary, may be placed on the
Ineligible list by Manager McGraw
and permitted to play only on Nc
Graw's terms.
McGraw and Marquard were to meet
Saturday and talk over terms. Mar
guard failed to show. and McGraw,
whose temper is short. grew angry
and left. He is reported ia have said
that any further advances would have
TO come from the pitcher. The loss OF
Marquard would be a severe blow to
the giants pennant hopes for 1912.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07
TRADE TALK IS
MORE IMPORTANT

Chicago, Feb. Tone week from
tomorrow, Feb. is, club owners: of the
American league will meet in the Con-
gress hotel here for the Leagues
nusl schedule meeting.
Owing to the adoption by the league
Of the plan of adopting two permanent
schedules, n for every other year, the
matter of choosing a schedule is one of
minor Importance and interest centers
in the trades that may be arranged.
The American league clubs which
are most anxious to obtain new play
ers are the st. Louis browns and the
Washington club. but Mgr. Connie
Mack Of the worlds champion athletics
Is the only manager who can afford to
sufn a deaf ear to all swapping pro-
soeaIs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07
First La Grippe, Then sronebi+i.

First la Grippe, Then Bronchitis
That was the case with Mrs. w. 8.
Bailey, McCreary, Ky. my wife was
taken down with a severe attack OF
la grippe, which run into bronchitis.
She coughed as tho she had con-
sumption and could not sleep at
night. The first bottle OF Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound gave her
so much relief that she continued
using It until she was permanently
cured" For sale by all druggists.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07

cases where property was sold for
taxes and that the proceeds went to
the county and that the city lost both
the property and the principal. Some
the losses can be accounted for
where some of the schools of the city
have Tot paid anything for paving"
the statement made by Mr.. Cup
Ter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07

wedding anniversary, the wife dying
a year later. Five grown children sur
vive him.
On the same day, Lars Faserness.
aged 81. died at the home OF his son.
Peter Larsen, at Westport, S. D. The
aged nan came here from Wastby.
Wis, last fall to spend the winter
with his children, another OF whom
is Mrs. o.. A. Swanson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07
J%udqmsnt Asafnst Ferris.

Los Angeles, Feb. T.--Dick Ferris,
theatrical manager and promoter.
failed to appear in the superior court
here aud as a result Of his default,
Grace Hayward Cats. his former wife,
won a Judgment OF 55,730.15. In adj
dition the order Of Minneapolis re-
straining Ferris from making con-
tracts for the playing OF Graustark,
or Love Behind a Throne, was reit-
Grated.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07
MHIsrs Sign Up.

Minneapolis. Feb. Two veteran
pitchers nj a recruit signed 1912 con-
tracts with the Minneapolis American
association team, documents being re-
ceived from George Edward (Rube)
Waddell, Roy Patterson and Dewey
Lyle. Lyle, the recruit, is a former
local high school star and Is to be
given a tryout at Hickman, Ky. Wad-
dell is now at Hickman. where he
has been spending the winter hunt
ing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07
Pioneer Dropped Dead.

Aberdeen, s. D. Feb. 7.-rheodore
Boardman. a pioneer of this (Brownl
county, and veteran Of the civil war.
prominent in G. A. r, circles, dropped
dead at the home Of his SON here at
noon yesterday. He was born in New
York City in 1899. Four years ago
he and his wife celebrated their golden
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07
ehampionshfp Game.

Valley City N. D. Feb. THE
North Dakota basketball champions
ship will be settled here Thursday
when the Valley City independents
and the Dickinson players meet at the
arrnory. The Dickinson team is the
only one that has so far administered
a defeat to the locals and a special
car of rooters will be here for the final
contest Thursday evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07

Hugh McBreen denies that his Jer-
sey City club is to be a farm for the
Boston redsox. Nothing like that in
'skeetor' family says Hugh.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07

All, all, discovered. ever in Wash
ington Clark Grihith is telling of a
time that the signal-tapping at the
home of the yankees failed. The in
stance was when Grif was In charge OF
the yanks and when Walter johnson
BANKED the ~gothamites thrice in sue
cession. We had. the signs Street
was giving Johnson said Grit. knew
what was being served, still for TWEEN
ty-seven successive innings we didn't
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07

Grover Alexander, George Paskert
and Fred Luderus have signed con-
tracts for the seasons Of 1~912-13-14
with the Philadelphia nationals.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07

Have you seen the official .thermom-
eter and barometer. Bureau OF Pub
licity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07

Bob Ewing says he doesn't care
whether he plays ball or not. He is
raising fancy swine and getting big
money for the porkers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07

Arthur Rues, the third base recruit
from Seattle, is expected to deliver the
fancy article for the giants the COM
ing season Bues led the Northwest
ern league in batting last a with
an average Of 1853. and made twenty
seven home runs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07
BREEZY SPORT NOTES.

The Chicago cubs would like to cop
Doc Miller of the Boston braves. So
would fourteen other major league
clubs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07
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tracts for the seasons OF l9l2-l3-l4
with the philadelphia nationals.
Jack Lelivelt is to be given a try
out at nrst base by Manager Camel OF
the Rochester team. Lelivelt played
left field for washington last season.
Pittsburgh fans have nothing to
worry them. Marty O'Toole, the "$22,-
500 twirling beauty has sent his
signed contract to Pres. Barney Drey-
fus.
Right away quick, Topsy Hartsel is
making a blunder as leader Of the To-
ledo mud hens. He . named Ir-
wing Htgginghothans who was a car
dinal. cub and colonel. as one Of the
Inainstays OF his pitching stan. II
Irving would try to travel over the
path made famous BY Walden, Ray
mond and others he'd be a big Lacquer
today.
Charles w. Murphy says Billy Gray
son owns every bit OF stock in the
Louisville club. but it is peculiar that
the cubs alsorans usually drift tosthe
colonel city. Also when the Kentucky
city develops a phenom Murphy gets
him Now Tom Needham and George
Schiei are running a race to Sc who is
kept BY Chance and who win drift
southwark.
There win be little time to rest for
the giants on the training tour. The
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07

get a run 1t works both ways,
doesn't it?
The sun., 1912-07-01
FRESH AIR HOME GIVEN UP.
MOntcIair VIII Secure New Quarters
for Worthy Charity.

MoNrcLAiR. y. j., June 30.-The Mont
clair Fresh Air and Convaleecent Home.
just across the line from this town IN
Cedar Grove. will pass out OF existence
within week, Experts employed by the
city Of Newark have reported that the
proximity OF the institution TO the large
CEDAR Grov, reservoir. from which New
ark draws a portion of its water supply.
is probably responsible for the contami-
ration Of the water The managers. while
disavowing responsibility OF the insti-
tuition for the contamination OF the water
supply. have agreed to sell the place.
The hom, property consiste Of large
house and fifteen acres of land. Since the
city OF Newark has announced its inten-
tion Of acquiring the property no children
have been received at the home. and the
only ones now occupying the building are
the matron and the servants. Mrs. Mas
sau s stevens. wife OF the rector OF st.
Jnmes's church, is president OF the asso-
citation that has conducted the home.
Mrs. Dodd. wife Of Robert Hoe Dodd, the
publisher. and. Mrs. i. W. Wilcox are on
the managing board. 1t In the intention
Of the association to secure temporary
quarters at once and continue its worl;
throughout the summer. Up to last week
the home had been receiving a score or
more OF women and children each week
from New York.
The sun., 1912-07-01

sty tnm American Mtgc 60 " Wm Ir,cucr
ct al; NJ y HOriand. atty; PhocniN ingrahani'
ref: due. 3g736.US: taacs. &C, STU.
lat S2Os Third Avcnucl
by Henry Brady.
HUG HES Av, 1880, c 4, $50 n Isist st. ts.6SSb6N
iS6xsS.s, two sty dwlg-J NJ usscr ct al vs. An.
tonic Ccrra eta; Arrowsmith II, attys:A W
Stump. ref due. St,35t.O3. taxes, &C. SS'ob'
sub 10 nrst mtsc N.Oot
by Joscp y. Ia.
PILGRIM AV. W s.. iet. 10 s Alice or Liberty.
iOOx2Sxt0O to NJ yhowcr av. 4 ic5xiu0 .5NlOOx
200: Throggs Neck A n Wiehtman vs Haugh
ctal: l. n Ward. Jr. atty: II Friedman. rel:
due. Si,iOj 4: taxes. &c. $i.i03e9: sub TO nrst
mtgc 43.O0o.
WEDNESDAY. JULY =.
AZ 2OS Third Avcnuc
ny James l.. Wells CO.
BOSlOBEL AV, 1924, c =, 48.ti = Plympton nv.
26S95sx irrcg; . sty dwlg Henry l!pps ".
et al. trus. VS. Fdmondson Const Co 81 al: ,mi,h
Williamson, atty: " II Smith, ref: due. $S.Sss %
taAcs. DC, $500.
y Charles 4. Bcrrian.
MARION AV. 257S. SIS. 80 E Dorothea pl. 25xss IL
2O.9x9.. 2 sty dwls- Alfred Iowcth rs Rcbecca
Marcus ct al: G y Halock. atty: T. Sanforu'
ref; due. 81. $50: taxes. &C. SLIGO.
FRIDAY. JULY ..
tAt 3cO3 Third Avenue
by james l., Wells Co.
BOSCOBE1. Az. lt22. $. 72.tl s plympton av.
25x7i sx27 pxsa.7. sly dwle julia Iipps vs.
Edmondson Const Co ct al. Smith Williamson
atty: " II Smith. ref; due, S5,ti0.jo. taxes. &C
500
The sun., 1912-07-01
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders attorney
RAILROAD NOW PARK Av. e5 s n c from 5 y
ss ,So7thss s O. s' and 4 Mae Msier to Frank and
Dora Wiesmanr; atty. Constantine Timoncr.
ISL AZ asio. e ;. &2xS.. June 80. 1919 Msiiio
and oIsola panbrosio, p % &C., es a. alto to Ida Van Wer,; %
:.ER ST. is iss T. s"s ssiss % Sep, 1910 lean
c6Saoab ss!i sy; r. s:dd :. ' ssst ST ;sS :S.s
March rs. lsi,-Stoping'on Resl.y Co 10 Geo
s Sy ss SG d1Is o o5 Tas Mp
ssSaQ ii. July % ini.Peier ] and Anna il
McSoy TO Cofnei,l. Kinrssnd atty fira.,s 80 ooS
c6StoR6 qS fGs g. nc cor isis, pontiac, :. iSHS'
@ aiys ccnno, is S:os!n : s'Sn
.srH 81. n $. i;o G. "a sv. s,aioo. DC, 10: 1893
j. i =? s,,,oo ,Is$ 5S$
sirshl 10 kA,h { Cullom; a,'ys. woodford!; ~ ~
,,En 81 H@raCi lsi.iss +, s. scnss o June g; isi
Ellen ! Scott to benz Morderai' ATTY L. IT. GO Go
v2sn Isl DSss~ Ss, :. 1919 ,7sa st. lsss,cc' sspi
iners,si rinsnsNe CO. atty w II A,sSlS @
2i'rm Sr. u IS. ESQ . t,n ar, .?sN9s .. June Is
Isn ,,s sfS,' to f'ic'ard pey any %% Sda
:o!I ST sc RS. sa fsss
lock A 5. IS Nassau 81 ... 5000
SAME PROPERTY and date Sa me- TO SO me s. o.
46rH ST. al T. n =, 15xlO0, March IL, 1881 o.
Rachel Lcyiuson and arc to Maria LEM. ex' rx
! ATTY, l. r ! Go, 100 Bway $1,000
18TH 81 200 T. {. 23xpl. Dec l. ls9l-Louis
| Raymond ct al to " Oakley Raymond owner
| " l. Raymond. New Rochelle. n 5000
7TH AN. =. bounded by land Amos X Emo, g
! b. Bway. by t2d 81. 2oxbs. .ix25. .ix3i.!. oct
! I, i8D?-chas ard Jennie l. Thorlcy TO Jennie
rnoTey; a''ys' Leven'r'''' Cook All Al on6 nc
LOTS Q. 10 and Al. map 90. Thompson oss
| estate. June ~ isO9-Jos and Maurice HAhl
to Fannie bernstein. atty. A Bernsn'cin: i:s
Brook aN ..... .... S2.SN
The sun., 1912-07-01
ACCUSED OF ATTACKING PAIR.
Young Man Held After Testimony Of
Girl and Her Escort.

Edward j. Connolly OF 1924 Seventh
avenue and Miss Josephin, Hobson OF
2525 Seventh avenue were in the Morris
sania police court yesterday as complain
ants against Vincenzo Disclo. 81 years old.
who gives his address as 2s8 East l5ist
street He was charged with felonious
assault.
According to Connolly. he and Miss
Hobson had beon visiting friends Satur-
day evening and were returning homo
early yesterday. At River avenue and
i5sth street a man jumped out Of the
shadows and struck Connolly on the back
Of the head. He fell. dazed. When he
recovered consciousness he heard screams
from Miss Hobson. He added his shouts
and attracted the attention OF Mounted
Policeman Horan.
Koran galloped over and saw a man
running through the fields He gave
chase until he overlook the runner. Al
the station house both Miss HObson and
Connolly made charges against the pris-
oner and repeated them in court MaRis-
rate Breen held him for trial in $4,000
bail.
The sun., 1912-07-01

BROADWAY, n c cor Chambers 81. runs l5i.3
TO Hcadc st X 325tx COX g AS loi ~ ::s:
iODS G Hway, ?3xVO. 5x23x0O,3 Horace Russell
ct al, exrs. VS. Fciix Isman ct al foreclosure
wasHiEt;iGN AZ, W $, ans 8 4th At, 25x?Oo.
Rronx-Doiiar Savings Bank of the City of
NYvs Isaac Hyman ct al fOreclosurc of mtgcl;
attys, LexOw. MAckellar 4 Wells
HAMILTON ST, 3s Vim Bowers vs. Norris
Rosen ct al foreclosure Of mtge,; atty. n )
ssTii 81, 3Os W--John c " Pilgrim va Louisa
Corson ct al foreclosure OF mtsc); atty r
BRYHNT Av, " s, I2s . Jennings st. cixi0o Geo
Singer vs. Otto Muller ct Al foreclosure OF
mtgc,: Attys. 4 & Bloch.
lNTFRVALE Av, W s. ~ u Freeman st. 81 OK
i00"Frcdk " ;SAuer rs Frank A. Wahlig Co
etni foreclosure OF mtgel: ATTY. EW Chambers.
9TH ST, u =, 1871 g Avenue u. 81 i0xv3x irreg
julius Msutner vs. Ernest Bume ct al tforc-
closure OF mtgef: atty, T. JacObus.
l2sTU Sr, 81 W-Gernian Savings Bank IN hc
City Of N VS. Samuel NJ Rosendorf 81 al fore
closure Of mtgcl; Attys. Amend Il Amend
The sun., 1912-07-01
AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
Voluntary and Forced Offerings n
Manhattan and The BrOnH.

MONDAY. JULYi.
(AtN Vcscy street,
BY Joseph y. Day.
18TH ST, ii2 r, : $. leo Q Park Av. 2Sxi00 10. 8
sly .mni.Ssrs COIN. Sdp, y. Marian S;u!hmsn
s,aI s.mi Hoii. att; Leslie ref due s9c'
laiST ST. ". ), s26 " AIMS av. 75Hioo II. vacant
s.s!. :,.y sYmpsr We e Gerard ref due '''0' s''
tAt SOS Third AyenueJ
By Joseph r. Day.
CRoToNA Az 9ist,s s. sss7 2 ISL, 81, q, ~ s1
s.a,S; zns:s. @ ~ s? Ss;IIss;sS a 81 y
:a.ys;, y,d K'lr0e' ref due ''''sos o. taxes
BROOK AV. 1878. $ e co, 10th st. "a, exlco. to
y Y 4 Harlem RR Co. Say tgp, and s.: s,rs:
S dSe q ,ssos4 ~ 81 nss""a ,.Hes. &c. sis.sst ''' '
BY II. Mayors
LOCUST Av. 2so. s. ?aS n issth st., ssoS1:6. 10
Esss ssa!i MIi LII ins '.s 20 a. R;h.' ~ a (
H!isa @ .iiy, Ss ,s 4, Bsr'''sn M ref due ''''' s''
TUESDAY. JULY2.
Atit vesey street,
Tssa's:syss w s: and ss PFs
3 s :; 81, ;;; & 4s: y: ':s &C. %
sf:F sm,t:.n McIT.ss G. S,0wu V 81 NeIIsr IL.
SNe. "a; taxes. DC. $3.50,
MADISON Az. ii3i 80. s c cor ooth 81. OiiIi0o
seven sly nat and strs Greenwich SAv Bank
Is Henry Steiner et al DE witt. l. 4 ID, sttys
p McCOok. ref, due, sei.0as'0a; taxes. &c
NfH Sr. ie. W. $ $. as W Columbus sv. 1891
io2. Z. four sly dwlgM n Weber vs. v Snyder
nsk""ss ss.. e. 1 .sS; .usss SSss 's' 's r.s' %ss
mtgc OF $1,000.
ilaT'H ST. $50 W, sw cor Manhattan ay. s'Ae1
ia Herr,ng ct al: Alexander d q. attys; T. !
Ia!,ons;. Jr'. ref due 'sssos7S taxes &c
sly dwlg-C II Zedck ~ Mary R0uk ct 8!
S7i67. g; taxes. 81, $i2S75.
ny Henry Brady.
NyTH ST, c43 ~ W. n y, i40 Sth av, 6OIlO0S
Vacant \ Cattanach vs. Stevenson Constr Co
Fl al; Greene. II & =. attys: W 7 keleher. ref
due. s.a7ia,o3; taxes. "c. f,.'M subject 10
mtge OF S70.0o
by Samuel Marx,
9TH Az, 755, " cor t3l 81, 81 .5Ssl. four ST!
tnmt and str Jas Evcrard's Brcwerics v
Ka,h McNaught ct al; Graft Nathan. atty
ii /. Rich. rel: due $50. .Sa5Oi taxes. 81. S03 50
by d. y. Ingraham 4 Co.
WATER ST, ss,. s 8. s7o W Jackson 81. :aA'o. nv
The sun., 1912-07-01
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

IHANSfEN
with name and address OF owner and at
torncy. When attorneys name Is omitted ad.
dress party OF second partb
downtown.
(South Of Fourteenth ST.
CoRTLANDT S1'. IS. SIS: 7a7 c West y ?aS:i ios
Realty Holding co to Brown-Weiss Realities.
s,ys, Ms5S. 2srfs. Z, Pam row "'",' 500
Ssrs :; "'s 10 "'''' D'''' ."''' sioo
Fast side.
tEast Of Fifth sv. between Fourteenth and
10th stsJ
18th ST. 1876 r. $ " s. 2axs,--Jscob Spiclberg
to Harry A Jacob. 2lo ward av. Tolnpkinsvillc.
. I. mtse, NI.coo. June ~ atty. T q Co.. l1s
a,Til sT; ~ Z. s,xSs Ka,h X ph.!sn to
May SrSn2y,i. y, s.'S David ke'ne Hotel or'',ns ,o
ap1 Az. ws, 500 a,.I i; ~ ssx5suhe,msn !, +
Haas; s27 "a ay. a.! ii'ic, and 5. June 2s a'.y;
Sh.s /, Leinins sss U.s. isth ,,. 5, rn, S1S1
j Hickey. Main and pine SITS, Newark, Ohio.
ntse. si2 900. June rs; attys. q II Bloch N
18Th ST. Soo-sii l.. n $. sox,oo- Abe somcnstrahl
TO Frances Marks. ?to Prospect pl. Bklyn. con-
nrw1Dn Gn ,sS sssS W'se' ''isoc June 49, AIN s,S
"a \; MS ;;s 7;
Weiss Heslues 70 Bella Amsterdam. 2ics Hway.
MFG Stom June 2S; atty lgnace Apie,'
West side.
West of Fifth ay; between Fourteenth and
ll0ih sts.)
i,D ST, laa W. n :. :o.ioos-Lydia = cray TO
Fl res'i 20. iss B%sy anu oil MUS ''"' -' sioo
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all liens. June %: atty. same 500
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and \ G. all liens June ~ ATTY. 7 Il Co. ~
SAME PROPERTY Annie y. wife owen Moran.
TO Jos Wells. 800 i'o,h ST. all liens. jnnc %
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Gr.nenriee 70 Bsroness G de GraTcDrir,d,.
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isoTh ST. ;. 10, begins soil $ islss $, and 800
nrIvc / ioo. Ok c i:J 20 beg cry Real Estate
m,re sScoo Ts iusc S9a ian e re % 2e"oraci from; NJ
! June Q. 1876. ATTY. T G co. i'6 Bway siu
Borough Of The Bronx
LOTS es2-os3. map Lohbauer Perk. Wm T.
| Golding to Mary = Haley. $50 4 i1sih ST. Dec
70. ioii. m,se ssso atty. l. 7 Ins & T Co. is3
| Bway. o.. ....... ........ ....l .........- ... 81
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| Heights Co To Barnard School for Bo' al =,
| Nicholas av. May 10: ATTY. I ~
| BwAy. ...... ... $40
WEST Sr. n :. 25.s c Moheg gan ay. 2Ss65 A,hole
| taminann to John " q Nell, 10 !: iisth =
,Sns ii s5y , TT lps CO ieo oI. Bwsy 8
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| l. Ips 4 Co, i00 Bvay y.s6
fORFST AV iio' " J. 2Cxs76 Jennie kowarskS
to Gabriel X Mason and ano. ll01 Forest az
June ?s ntge 81. .oCo address. 1907 Forest av slc'
NORRIS PARK AN. = =. 50 " Holland av, a5xiUO
Vim b Lspdgrebe 70 Anton I.ardgrcbe. IL.
| Barnes av. June 90 atty. q I Co, l18 Broad
| way. $40
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TO Antonio Pctrella 23l icOih 81, June y
atty, l. T Ins 4 T Co. 100 Bwby 5