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The sun., 1916-09-12
FURS WORTHMILLION
PUT ON SALE HERE
Buyers From All Over L. S
Bid for Rare Skins in
Gath Street.

Milady will wear furs again this win.
Of that. but to what extent has been
the question. That some very good fall
fashion prophets think she Is going TO
bcdeck herself with furs as never before
seems to be indicated by the spirited
bidding at the third New York fur auc.
ton sale which opened yesterday in the
auditorium Of the Masonic Temple. in
Twenty-fourth street. and lasted unit!
late last night. Skins valued at ap-
prox!mately $4,000 0 will be offered at
the sale.
Yesterday was fox day. There we're
red foX. gray fox. cross FOX. silver fox.
white fox. kit fox. Australian foA. run
ming into the thousands Of skins. but
the most lively bidding OF the day w7s
FOR the possession of a single lot of 3li
blue fox skins One Of the larger deal
ers. who was a disappointed bidder for
the rare skins. said the buyers have
gone crazy OH the subject OF blue fox.
and the prices realized were nearly 80
per cent. higher than the market prices.
For moro than two weeks buyers from
all over the United States have bec,
arriving for the fur auction. The audi
forum vas almost nllcd with repre-
sentatives OF most OF tho large fur
houses In the country. The gallery also
was crowded with spectators for the
opening session, including ono lone girl.
Before the morning session began a
motion picture Of Auctioneer Noakes.
with his four ply coat Of tan. which
looked like a makeup. n his stan OF
spoilers" was made for an addition 10
the scenes already filmed for The Great
Fur Industry" which will be shown at
carnegie Hall in January. A view OF
tho bidders In action was also taken dur
ing the session.
The skins have been OF exhibition a.
the warehouse of the company in Great
Jones street. and during the sale an nu
tomobile service between the Masonic
Temple and the warehouse has been
maintained by the company. so that tho
buyers al have a look at the skins be.
fore bidding on them.
Among the interesting items at the
$1,000. 900 fur sale arc Australian opos.
sum-. mink. marten. bear. badger. musk
At. lynx. wildcat. house cat. erm!ne
beaver. Russian sable. sea otter. Give;
cat. mole. wolf. Jap mink. rlngtail cat.
leopsrds. marmots. dog. kangaroo. rats
tiger cats. pony, wombat and he pelts
Of numerous other strange beasts.
The sun., 1916-09-12
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

waldorf. As'oria-sandy Thompson. Buf-
hio: T.. A. I.,nehiin; chicago: q l.. Wells.
battle. Ns~ o.l.an.: II: r. Lewis. Bsl,!-
mere: ii & Tsihc,. Dayton; Mir. and Mrs.
III White. Albany; +. Tagsar!: Indian
ipolls' y W. an Mrs. Austin. Knoxville.
ss,mon.-w. n. Brown. Washington; w.
< Hove. Roche'ter: J.. f.. Thorn; San
r. s:' e.. : MRS seI Il e. A Mors.n. M%i s1.spSlnis:
II " Mullins. Duluth: c. II. and Mrs.
"rr,:-s. ,,snr.H. II. Vail, w~.s,ch..,.r. "a:
Ms.s..., q. Johnston. rhoenissiiie. Pa.
xv-ns. Hsnko~: J. p. Rhodes, II. $.
S. ..:lP ri'';sr Gen. ceors. A. poda. Col.
fs,s 5. g H.rrins,on,. T.. s. A.: MIR. and
" 2. pa.id su.ro. Haven Juan and
Sirminsham:- England: Ernest I. Harris.
eteehholin: " A:trup. ~Copenhaser' =; G.
ssi.l.y, London; Mr.; and Mr., En-, Hess.
II. and Mrs. A.. e. King. Budapest: Fran
deco Pons. Spain: Mr.. and Mrs Lucas =.
vaidiv!eso. Fernando l.. Toro. Ponce. Porto
vanderbn.--Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ sackett.
t:sls,ilis; j.. !. Brown; Dsils.; Mr.; and
S v';sa,; 3 %%s.h hin; HasA0''''' havana &
elsr!dGe-Joseph Alexander, Detroit; =.
y. Foster. Chicago; T.. +. Cass!ll. Omaha.
4 x~s .aG Mr.. 4 p j.. s Gaon.r. N Ssw 1 oti.nn.
= and Mrs. D: s. Boriand, For, Myers,
eu..; M-. and Mrs. r. Ii. Vines. Shanghai;
Roter, N. Hitch. Savannah. L. Il. Austin.
Scranton.
lsy. Detroit; T.. II. williams. Toronto: John
g, sprowl. Cleveland: W. II. McMas,er
e a ponSy.n. Boston; John and Mrs
Marie AntoinetteHNa IN, and Afr. = r
kl.deipn!.: TX, Rodman. Denver.
th. p /" and Nine. cartier. Paris: Mr.
end Mrs. John S. ravens Pasadena: Davit
s,nd Mrs Stern. Chicago: James Redmond
,.Ns'h.rland--J. r. Grant. London; F. and
I'D Drosdousk.. Warsaw; W. c. Shine
ss A ! i 'I' HN slaar, az" chi N.:; J. !, B; e sf Fass
s:rc.; \. T. and, Mrs Johnson. MIR. ane
MURRAY Hii--G. Ayro Carr, london. Ed
ssrd sweeney. Providence. James stokley
Ph,.deiphia; 4. A. Ricksrt. Orlando. Fla
w s.la,;STs NJ; and Mrs rarksr; J,;
Park Avenue--C. H.. uirich. Philadel
RIA T. c. Toole. Rochester; r. ]. R-if
St'rE9is; 4 b S,ockail. Sal. Lake city
Herald s9uare-walt.r L. Elliot. Wash
,as,on; = n Tate: Boston; r.. with
xhs'"n ~'olunbia, :. C., c. X, Matthews
Ne" Orleans; T. r. Fitzgerald, Lynn
Tsss y c. Booker. Norfolk DIR. II. II
thompson. Pueblo. Col: W. f.. Garret,
Lebanon, Ia.
Grand-H La Grasse, plattsburs; D. C
sa..linE baltimore; II Il. Gsyow. New or
eehs Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Appleton. VII
m,hs'on. Del. 4, T.. and Mrs. Day. Roch
Ben Richards, Washington: DR.. T. II
"h''.bsck. Albany; Or. +. r. strong. Bos
- Terry, Cincinnati: Harry Morris
- = J. stephens, Petroerad.
,In.p-rial ". i. Smith. Alfred Bell
london. DR.. L. ". Ware. ST. Louis: a. ii
rrsss' hartford II. W. Fields, I.ynchburs
~ = q brooks. Rochester: Alain Cha
R m ran River, Mass. V. r. Fitzgerald
ianai.!phia; A. G., Ames, New Orleans
- Middleton, Fittsneld, Mass.
The sun., 1916-09-12
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Mrs. Edwin 5. Cramp. is East seventy.
seventh street. has announced tho en-.
sagenont Of her sccond ds lighter, Mis-.
II. Dorothy Cramp. 10 Reuben ]. Ross
OF this city. Miss Cramp Is a daughter
Of IN. late Edwin =, Crainp and grand
daughter Of the late Charles n. ,'ramp
both Of whom were noted shipbuilders
She is II sister Of Mrs. Theodore Roose.
Welt Yell, MIR. Ross is the son of MIR. ant
Mrs, Reuben w. Ross of New York anC
Vermont and Is a direct descendan; o,
John Rowland n John Tilly OF C'olonia
days, lie was graduated from Prince,
ton in 1913 and Is associated with thu
'irn of Lee. Hieginson 4 ca OF I'M. c''v
The wedding will tax place this autumn
The sun., 1916-09-12
KRAFT $4,000 WILL FILED.
Tanner Of B~ronxville Left
Rian secret to SOMa.

WHITE PLAINS. n. Y. Sept. 1.-THE
will OF the late Frederick w. Kraft.
known as the 'old tanner Of Bronx
VILE, who left an estate estimated TO
be worth close to $500, 900. was filed for
probate with Surrogate Sawyer at White
Plains this morning.
Mr.. Kraft, who was 81. held the
secret process for the manufacture OF
high grade leather which Is used In
piano keys. The secret was impaired
10 his sons. William +. and John kraft
before his death, and after leaving them
the bulk OF his fortune. he requests them
to continue the leather business N
B%ronxvillc. After leaving his grandson
William Dinsmere Kraft. his gold watcl
and all his valuable diamonds. the de-
cedent ~bequeaths $1,000 to Frank Gal
low. described as 1.-The young man
raised"
The sun., 1916-09-12
WHITE SULPHUR ACTIVITIES.
HOunds Meet At Greeabrier fos
Another Res.

WHITE ScLPHun SPRINGS. W. Va.
Sept. 1l.--Mr. and Mrs. John Magce
and Mr.. n Mrs. II. 7. Wbigham "
New York o to Bobb's Ridge this
morning. n Miss Evelyn Evans. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman X. Evans
of New Jersey. took her daily canter to
Valley View trail. Mr.. II Mrs. J. Ray
Flick drove to Old Sweet Springs and
Ellis Wainwright drove to lilo Springs
for luncheon.
The hounds met this morning at the
G%reenbrier end drew Mr.. Montague's
covers. In the field were Lawrence
Dickson. NJ. +. II. the Misses Ellen \.
and Eugenia Cassatt OF Philadelphia,
Caroline Rulon Miller. Marion Strobel.
katharine MeFadon. Gwendolyn Ruth.
erford. Edward Buckley Sd OF Phila-
delphia and James Osborne. Jr.. OF
New York.
The Two Hundred Thousand Dollar
Club OF the New York Life Insurance
Company Is holding its annual meet
ing here.
The sun., 1916-09-12
MOVEMENTS OF YACHTS.

NEW LONDON, Conn, Sept. 1.-The
p~,s.nd.nt's yacht Maynower arrived here
this evening. The auxii,ary brig, rigxed
l,is,v schooner yacht Iris, Vernon e. Brown.
ana the power zach, Elsana ILL., also have
arrived. ~ ~ ,
p,ant' left Tor New York with Mr.. and
Mrs. Plant on board The 5,sam ynsn,
schooner Mavis, s. T. Hubbard. and the
power yachts Cynthia III. and Whirlwind.
Julius F~leischmann. are In the harbor,
The auxiliary schooner yacht Crusader
IT, Edwin Palmer. went out OF commission
to-day and Will occupy her usual berth
here Tor the winter.
The sun., 1916-09-12

Dunn was convicted Of %de.raud,ng the
state and put In jail for eight months
after . two years fight. Tie bull, roads
In Rockland county that In some in
stances wore out in a wee,;.
Deputy Acknowledgement waite ap-
peared before supreme Court Justice
Plat to-day, explaining that tho State Is
suing Dunn for $4,000 on his bond tina,
he gave to guarantee his work. aid
asked that the case be put on tho calen-
dar for the next term OF court. Dunn
and his counsel were In court No OBJ
jection sas offered and the case went
over until tho december torn.
The sun., 1916-09-12
Mrs, Caroline G.. Foster.

VERONA. y. j.. Sept. 11.-Mrs. Caro-.
line c. Foster. - years old. died last
night at the residence Of hcr daughter.
Mrs. Mary u. Jacobus, in Roseland.
Mrs. Foster was born In Brook Valley.
living in that place and Pine Brook until
the death. twenty-five years ago. OF her
first husband. Aaron tonklin. Since
tho death Of hcr second husband. Henry
Foster. six year. ago. she had lived
With her daughter.
The sun., 1916-09-12
"Little Miss Spriagune" Opess.

~PuiLApELpHiA, Sept. tI.--"Little Miss
Springtime.' the new klaw & Erlangcr
musical play written by Guy Bolton and
Composed by Eminerich kaliuan. the
composer 81 "Sari." had rs "remierc at
to Forrest Theatre here tonight. and
was received with enthusiasm. In tho
cas-. are Sar! Fe':ass. who made her
American dcbu. o. this occasion George
M.cFarlsu-. Georgia ORaney. John l..
Hazard. Josie Tntropodi. Charles
Meaklug and George rrouty. Little
Mss ~SpriHgtlmc" will be seen at the
New Amsterdam Theatre il New York
on september -,
The sun., 1916-09-12
2OO,O AT COMFY FESTIVAL.
Twenty-Five UIOats and Fifteeu
Bands In Carnival Parade.

Coney Islands fourteenth annual car
n!val got under way last night TO the
accompaniment Of fifteen brass bands
and twenty-five decorated floats in a
parade down Ocean Parkway and Surf
avenue. while 200. 0O0 persons looked on
and cheered. Tn festival will continue
throughout the week.
Among the hoats were those repre-
senting National Preparedness. Thrift,
Watchful Waiting. Fashion. Unprepared-
ness. Home Defence. Frolic. Mirth,
American Beauty. Luna Park ard the
Statue Of Liberty. Five hundred police.
men kept the situation well In hand and
there was little serious disorder.
Tonight the Elks will hold forth.
The sun., 1916-09-12
BABY SERVED IN A LAWSUIT.
Ore-Tear-Old Hetr 10 share In Mil.
ion Dollar Estate Ssm1sned.

BErpGEroRT. Conn. Sept. ia one
ye.r-old baby was served with papers In
n lawsuit to-day when Deputy Sheriff
Cunningham went to Riverside and
found little Helen Green at the palatial
summer home Of her father. Harold
Rumsey Green.
The baby IL one OF twenty heirs Of
james ~,;re"". Who ..ea IN 81. LOUIE ~
1914. leaving an estate of $1,000
Two Of the heirs, Laura {. Littlebrant
and Marian c. Littlebrant OF St. Louis.
have brought suit TO have the will set
aside on the ground that Green was in
competent.
The sun., 1916-09-12
NEW DAILY ESTATE EXECUTOR.
n. NJ. Henry Appointed to Handle
Theatrical Mans Property.

Richard NJ. Henry. an attorney OF
Yonkers. was appointed executor OF the
estate OF the late Augustln DAILY, the
theatrical man, by Surrogate Cohalan
Yesterday. to take the place OF the late
Justice Joseph Francis DAILY. brother Of
Augustin DAILY. who died a month ago
Although .Augustin DAILY died In 1875
the administration OF his estate has not
vet been completed. and a decision is
being awaited on objections hled "A year
ago to an accounting OF the parties then
acting as executors.
The sun., 1916-09-12

John Weber. 5s years old. died on
sunday at his home, : S~tanhope street.
Brooklyn. Mr.. Weber WAS born in the
Old city Of Brooklyn and for many years
WAS senior member OF the firm Of Weber
e. Bloodgood of so Fulton street. Man.
haitian. blank book manufacturers He
L. survived ny his widow. three sons and
"a daughter.
The sun., 1916-09-12
LeOnard " irheI, Jr.

Leonard Michel. Jr.. treasurer Of the
Michel Brewing Company ot Brooklyn.
died sunday at his home. Is First place.
Of heart failure. Mr.. Michel Mas born
In Virginia forty-hye years ago. lie WAS
"a member of Albion Lodge 20. +. and
4. NJ His widow and three daughters
surNIyA him,
The sun., 1916-09-12
Mics Louisa BPist0w.

Miss Louisa Br!stow. one OF the found
"rs Of All Saints Episcopal Church.
Brooklyn. and a sister OF the late Con-
gresham Henry Rristow. died on sat-
urday at her home. 1877 Pacific street.
Miss Rristow was born e!~2hty-seven
years & IN -. Michaels. Azore Islands.
Sh. was brought tn this country at an
early age and lived most OF her life
In the Park slope section of Brooklyn.
The sun., 1916-09-12
STATE SUES DUNN FOR 5000.
Damages Are sought for Fraud0.
Icat Road Ork.

NEW CITY. sept. Ii..-Attorney-Gen-
eral Woodbury. has entered a suit on be-
half Of the State in tho Supreme Court
here to-day 10 recover damages from
Bart Dunn. tho Tamniiuy leader and
contractor. for fraudulent State road
work.
The sun., 1916-09-12
Rear Admiral corse u. Hensee.

BnooxLiNE. Mas. Sept. IL Rear
ADMIRAL George T.. lIcndec. L. :. y.
,rctired), died at his home here last
night. lie was born in Boston IS years
ago and was retired in 1902 after more
than forty years continuous service In
the paymastcr's division of the Nav
Department. He look part in many
naval elsaA.n,s. ais during TIC EVA war.
The sun., 1916-09-12
Dr. Elisha Dyer I.em.gweU.

OswI1o, y. Y. sept. 1l.-pr. Elisha
Dyer LeiRngwcll. 81, founder of SAINT
.ariums at Watkins and Dansville, n.
Y. died here to-day. He was born in
Aurora. y. y. and was graduated from
Cornell University and the Bellevue
Hospital medical school in New York
city.
The sun., 1916-09-12

Swift & %Com,mny's sales Of Beef In New
York city for the week ending Saturday,
Scpt. 9TH, averaged as follows: Domestic
Beef. l?,t: cents per pound, ACE
The sun., 1916-09-12

Roosevelt and Mckinley stood at the
front OF the truck scrutinizing the back
of the drivers neck, which was shaved.
Lincoln. Grant. jefferson and Washing
ton were squeezed together in c,oss
quarters. JOIN Adams and Garfield sat
at the back of the truck, but their legs
did not swing. \ boy tried to stick a
%tvothp!ck into John .Adams's mouth and,
failing In that. conbed his hair. The
realness OF the hair Of all the First
Citizens was expounded proudly by an
attendant, who said "Sewed to the
scalp. every one of EN-"
As the truck moved Off an !rreverent
person shouted: Hi. There goes tho
strike breakers" Horace Greeley. who
has been moved from his pedestal in
front Of the Tribune Building. was
spared the agony Of seeing "A truckload
Of Presidents pass by with no room IN
IT for him. The crowd followed tho
wax works through Mail street over ,t
broadway. When last seen from TIL
St.N office Thomas Jefferson had beer
jostled from his attitude Of hopeless
rect!tude. but his right hand. like that
Of Davy Copperield's Agnes, was evcI
pointing upward.
The sun., 1916-09-12
PRESIDENTS OF U.s..
IN ODD PROCESSION
George Washington Quits Park
Row Institution for
Scranton, Pa.
GREAT GALAXY IS GONE
Wax Figures in One Horse
Truck Attract Curious
Downtown Throng.

George Washington emerged from the
Tribune Building into Spruce street at
l2;4o o'clock yesterday afternoon and
assumed a slightly tilted position on a
one horse truck. the rail OF which served
to maintain his equilibrium and dignity.
He was followed by all the other Psesi-
dents from John Adams down 10 Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
The n%eishborhood forgot its luncheon
hour In watching a century and a quar-
ter Of history In procession. The Park
Row Debating Society. engaged In So
cialixing the universe at the feet Of The
Franklin statue. lost its quorum IND dis
solved.
Nappers on the benches Of City Hail
Park, awakened by the scampsring Of
boys. rubbed their eyes inc stunned
toward Spruce street. which quickly be-
came impossible and stayed so until
cleft by . sortie Of policemen. The
Presidents. except In the physical sense.
"ere unmoved. They surveyed the scene
without curiosity. even with hauteur-
~ N~'Vpt IN ~ dtu
Van Buren,. who wore no heads.
Memories Of the eden Musec and Mrs
Jarley's Wal Works were stirred amons
old timers who looked on. For the Pres.
idents were that galaxy Of waacn and
painted immortals who for ten years
have adorned the showroom Of the In.
ternational Correspondence schools in
the Tribune Building. Structural a.tera.
tons have temporarily closed their abode
TO the public and they are being takeI
to Scranton to have the ravages Of tims
repaired. Hence the truck In Spruc.
street.
Grabbed Gen. Grant Fret.
Men with burlap aprons and with nc
regard for historical continuity or prece
dence carried out the Presidents one "A
A time. They grabbed Gen. Grant frs
because he was nearest to them in thu
front row OF the exhibit and then lai,
their hands upon Tippecanoc and Il,
Colonel. When deposited on the ,rucl
Rutherford Il. Hayes and Chester A
Arthur were tied together with "A rope
which was closer than they ever got II
real life. as remarked "a specialized gray
beard who remembered that Presiden
Hayes removed Arthur from the ONCE o
Collector OF Customs for the Port o
New York In 1873.
some of the Presidents were placed or
their feet in a standing position. from
which they lurched at s%candalou'
angles. others were allowed to sit.
James Monroe had his back turned 4
James Madison. Gen. Jackson and Will
am Henry Harrison faced each other
nodding jerkily. Grover Cleveland, Rem
jamin Harrison. Andrew Johnson ant
James Buchanan were lined up In an
other row. with Taylor, Tyler and Pierce
behind them.
scrutinised the Driver's Neck.
Rooseyelf and MclSinlev atond al III.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-08

WARD NO 10 CAP NO.
r. 81 IT WHY. line being triangle shape
running at right angles with and n of and adj
HSer ave.
A. M Roller n Hudson OF r. C. s3s
and the of p c. 474 lying of the line of Grand
Ross McGaw. PEPPERS sub Of lots /: OF Hall
David Ross n Mc6ra@
ErCheatman, McC'raw named sub ..............
n. McCraw. named
n.
J. M Tederneton. Hooker last named SUBJ
Bsneoe courtn.ys and II
InEersolI T.. 4. 8. RI q.
J. w Rowland wreford last named
A. Clark Ferry Park McIaushns sub Of lot OF Hall
and Ingersolrs sub of the Hall farm
WARD NO 10 CAP NO 81 ia
and of Hall and TnsersoiI's farm.
WARD NO 10 CAP NO 20
r. La McraughIns lot Of
Hall and ngcrsors sub Of the Hall farm
Jas Grant FerryNpark. last named sub.
B. 9Ians Ferry Park spsudinss sub.
Inxersolrs nd o 81
sub of lot OF Hall and 1ngersolrs sub OF Hall farm
stevens Ferry Park Herbert lot OF
and frac ss T. s. H. IL r., the sly 2lost IT,
J OF the sob. OF :. part Msssmors
The Detroit times., 1916-05-08
TENTH WARD.

GAL NEvTE TENTH WARD c,pxo,
e NJ P; Of s Detroit ;s &c 5 the
ANN ANN 4Ss$S:S% FS s . last d nssf sub
WIN S1 Fort sub of c No .T
ton farm
farm p Pe ST. SsHs part 's &
47a 20 ls n 81 n n
D. s fiaock n Fort sub part Of C. known as
Sfiss & FS SEi last last named SUB &
H ,ss p.; oSfr ss, l ARM
Jennie Ferris HOWARD last named exeep, 1T
WARD r.',, Gsai4ss ss Of portion q 70
WARD No :. except EAP p 50 s5'i :. #
s Of he SsH a' ss fE% NO Of EG = ana e
H. siniianoE NJ Howatd wards part
Geo E0 sSqin ksSH last last named named sub
John MAFp B S% Porter Wards sub of part of the
J. Rs r . %srs Sub Of part Of farm
NJ r. w sss BAKER, sss Of part q
slsy .1% sA being G S: ' sub Of % q
road a
y s:s 81 r III: ' farm on
wAE W,i so g Linden last named c NO
Rreckenrdss stsntor ,;n that part
Buchanan ' s snsSd River IN:
w RrsBBsfHSS CAP No 40
Lar. e're s:E"ss fm and sGG' f1s' SUI
wKRP No; CAP NO IS
6 Grand n; S s s:r
Pat casey n breckenridge. last named tsS
west aas7 It.
s.s H.ssss las. last named named SUBJ IS II
Builders PAYERS Sup Co.. n Hancock last named sub,
The Detroit times., 1916-05-08

lots IL to 49, both inclusive OF tho SUBJ OF 64....
J%g Py s Grand boulevard las. named SUBJ 90
D . . g. sV .s S.o;m:a an:
sss::l - s.Sis
.; &:S: ~ s;':;s :.: :s
A. r. Moths
FL:
Ia s. s n s. named sn:s
a::: Z eli: s s::::: : ::$:i
.ss N Sc: . 49,, 8:
S:f:i L s; I'll: . siss si rs
e. sea Ess: 81 s :s s' 81 Sec 1T:
H #::: s S;;: t.: e: s ;$:s
F. j. Hecker n Nicoe last named sub. 10 It.
xsHR 70 and Mckay. sub stf s
Unknown. ,l.s.-sa las. named
Unknown: whitney. las. named sub. q
rs; -:
as s~ 81 III. '1H s sub Of 10: :as
+ f.: E;$:i 4; :::.: #;
WABASH l LIT named SUB
ys: 3, assss RiSs, tn.
| ' ~ W. t. of 50 IT. :;
F. 14nr. wabash las. named .sr " 20 s st
ss'Rsn E Ess:s asst l ss%s'
ssH s .s.' q Ssss f ;
Rs!nss. WABASH last named named sub
T. ss plat Part Of Re 6 M & &: che Il:
Snn s,yss ss namsa ssS
John n last named named
u s'sssa M ss t psE of and 1s
RS ns sub sa gar, ave az the
W. siayen. Fourteenth q
f yas 81 s9s s e R I've. Of the sss:
ss H. s:s I 1000 sos acre s
szsl II.
c. Barry
C, Barry -.
r. strumden Hanover. sub.
WARD NO, and vac CAP s,ey So g. scar
TsTts's! ..i sss;' ;sss$ i ss e
farm "a al pf in f1so sec r. r. Pr. OF the
WARD NO 10 CAP S ssls g
M K OF the oodfroy r. u NO.
M.rst Burgess. W. y. FoasenS LAST named sub
Ia:
Of =;
Mary Watson Fourteenth last named sub 40 IT, 2,
wif PYn No Fourteenth last named sub CAP NO
farm s:ss S..s 9: ~ 8;
road ~ IT,
/ MOTT
$.ys E'ySs :;s Fl :$:$
CCosslsy Eonrtssnts last named sub
of ss Of ana 4. SSsss:
r King = fif.eentS sub It
WARD NO 10 oAssN a5'sft
4. sss an. :sS .s "a. .. ss
Bartlett Efficiently last named sub 3
Meins last ss'1 nass ii
VIM Nicola. Fifteenth named sub
D. A Davis e. Fifteenth last named sub. r, - +,
:, $50 s.
Franz Fifteenth oRr,sn.. SUD- Of the
ave. city Of Detroit Wayne County. Michigan r = S r.
Emily j. oeonnor Fifteenth last named sub. 50 Il
| 10 IT. Il
Bsnjsmn Fifteenth. Bendeiov's sub Of acres
lot ?. Messrore Est rac. T. :, g. r. IL e.. and
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