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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15

AS Ansel and Blease, the can
didates for governor, were both
in the gubernatorial race two
years ago, when there we're eight
candidates for the office altogelh-
er, it may be of interest to some
o. our readers TO have recalled
the respective votes received in
this county by the present aspi
rants. AnsePs vote was 931 {;
Blease's, l29 Ansel's total vote
in the State, in the first primary,
was 80, ,l31; Blease's, 1922. In
the second primary, Ansel re
ceived 47,556, votes, and his op-
ponent, Manning, 37,089, the
former being elected by a maj
ority of 0,467.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15
Announcements

For United States Senator
K GOODWIN RHETT
For Congress-Fifth District
THOS. B. BUTLER
w. p. POLLOCK
d. f. FINLEY
For House OF representatives
GEO. w. JONES.
w. PRESSLY ROBINSON.
j. w. HAMEL.
HARRY HINES
j. HARRY FOSTER
For Sheriff.
JOHN p. HUNTER.
w. B. CAUTHEN.
HENRY N. SOwELL.
Us. WILSON.
For Clerk of Court
JOSEPH F.. GREGORY.
For County Supervisor
w. X WILLIAMS.
L. j. PERRY
SIMEON ]. FUNDERBURK.
G. LEWIS MOBLEY
For Treasurer
w. H. MILLEN.
THOMAS L. HILTON
For Auditor
H. H. HORTON
j. WYLIE PORTER.
EDWARD A. THOMPSON
f. l.. CRENSHAW.
PORTER NJ. JACKSON.
For Supt of Education
A. c. ROW WE'LL.
J. BCACKMON.
w. ALONZO HUGHES.
cLAUD n. SAPP.
JOSEPH X. CONNORS.
For Coroner
]. MONTG OMERY CASkEY.
JOHN KING
w. F. GARVlN
For Magistrate
At Lancaster Court House
w. p. cASKEY.
At Cotton Mill
B. F. PHILLIPS.
j. B. CONNOR
j. s. HOGAN
T. n. REEVES.
Buford Township.
VIM. CARNES.
w. MARCUS ESTRIDGE.
III NJ POLK
Cedar Creek Township
W. f. HUDSON.
Pleasant Hill Township
JAS. H. THERRELL
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15

sense of honor and noble impul-
ses, he was ever loyal to his
friends and true in every rela-
ton of life. From young man.
hood up to the day of his death
Col. Marshall was actively and
prominently identified with
every important movement hav-
ing for its aim the promotion OF
the best interests of Colum bia,
the city he loved so we'll, and
the general welfare OF this COM
mon wealth.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15

made on him by his opponents,
he has continued to maintain
that high standard OF ethics
which should characterize all
public discussions, political or
otherwise Not once has he de-
scended TO the low plane Of per-
sonalities and abuse, contining
himself at all times 10 the dis
cussion of national issues and ie-
plying when occasion requires
to the charges of opponents in a
dignitied, gentIemanly manner.
1t is really remarkable how Mr.
Rhett has managed to restrain
himself under the exasperating
pnslllanimous charges of Candi.
date Grace.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15

We have man in Anderso n
who knows Mr.. Kern quite we'll.
Daily Mail.
We have man in Union who
used to buy vegetables from Mr..
Kern's sis!er.-Union Times.
We have man in Branchville
that they tell us is Mr.. Kern's first
cousin -Branchvilie Journal.
We have a man in Laurens
whose daughters first cousins s
wife has bought vegetables just
like those sold by Kern's sister
dern it -Laurens Advertiser.
We have man in Clifton who
is authority for the statement
that he heard another man say
that Maj Hemphill said that Mr..
Kern was born in Charleston.-
Clifton Chronicle.
We have a buxOm widow in
Lancaster who says she knows
where K rn can get another
wife in case he needs one. pro
vided he sacrifices his Peffer-like
whiskers.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15

After next Thursday, the Goth,
your name cannot be put upon
The club roll. You cannot vote
in the primary on the 25th, un-
less your name is on the club
roll of your voting precinct. So
if you expect to vote, see that
your name is on the club roll.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15

In our zeal to push forward as
rapidly as possible the towns
water-works plant, we should
not overlook a matter of far
greater importance than all the
combined advantages of such a
systematic preservation of the
health OF the community. We
can put up for while longer with
rough and rocky sidewalks and
inferior lights, but we can not
afford TO neglect sanitary con1i-
tions. We cannot afford to al
10" unsightly piles OF dirty trash,
decaying fruits and vegetables,
melrn rinds, ETC., 10 remain for
days in back lots, exposed 10 the
hot sun; nor TO allow stagnant,
iilthv pools OF water to be lett
s audng IN >treels, lots or else
" here, nor foul-smelling hog
pens unattended TO. All OF
ihcse are meuaces 10 health and
should be prompt y and conrIn-
uallv looked after.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15
Cured HayFever and Summer Cold

A. $. Nusbaum, Batesville. Indiana.
writes: Last year / suffered for three
months with summer cold 80 distressing
that it in terfered with my business. | had
many of the symptoms of hay fever, and
doctors prescription did not reach my case
and took several medicines which seem
ed only to aggravate it. Fortunately | in
sisted upon having Foley's Honey and
Tar. 1t quickly cured me. My wife has
Foley's Honey and Tar with the
same success" Funderburk Pharmacy,
f. w. Hammond. Heath springs. s. q. 5
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15
UP TO MR.. BLEASE.

Mr.. Blease, who was a member
of the state senate and claims to
have been honored and promi
nent, and therefore influential
member of that branch of the
legislature, should be called up
on to explain why he did not
save the state from the extrava-
CANT appropriations, about which
we are now hearing so much.
Also why, while a member of
the commission to investige dis
pensary frauds, he did all in his
power to throw obstacles in the
way of catching the grafters.
Also why, rs an advocate OF
economy, he so strenously oppos-
ed every effort to keep the dis
pensary fund out of the hands of
Federal receivers, when he knew
that such receivership meant a
loss of 100000 or $300,O00 to
the state.
Also why he has not accepted
Lewis w. Parker's challenge to
tell what high state official was
the South Carolina agent of La
nahan, the liquor dealer, Mr..
Blease having admitted that he
knows who that agent was and
Mr.. Parker having understood
Lanahan to say it was Blease.
Also, having declared that
Blease will stick to those who
stick to Blease, will he not tell
the voters whether, il elected
governor, he will stick 10 the
dispensary grafters if they stick
to him.
Also, will he say whether he
thinks governor should use his
office 10 reward those who stick to
him, rather than be governor
alike of all the people?
Also, if elected governor. will
he promise to protect the tax
payers against all eXtravagaut
appropriations: - Chester Lam
tern.
Those are all pertinent ques-
tions and we do not see how Mr..
Blease can expect the people to
vote for him unless he makes
satisfactory answer.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15

The great commonwealth Of
Texas evidently doesn't intend
TO submit without fight to the
recent increase of freight rates
made by sixty-seven railroads in
the State, through the South
western Traffic Association, to
which formidable organization
the various roads belong. The
railroad commission Of the Lone
Star State has formally made
complaint to the Inter State
commerce commission, by whom
the matter will be hearl in a
few dayy. It is claimed that ne
new rate will increase freight
charges to the extent of ~ 653,
600 a year In Texas alone.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15

While indicating 10 choice Of
candidates, We feel impelled to
express our unqualified admira-
tion of the superb manner in
which Senatorial Candidate
Rhett has conducted himself in
this campaign. Despite the nu-
merous and persistent attacks
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15

South Carolina loses OLe OF
her most useful and uno-Ifshly
patriotic citizens III the death OF
Col. !. Q. shall, of Colum-
bia, which occurred suddenly
Tuesday at Buffalo Springs, Va
where he had gone but recently
in the nope of recuperating mis-
failing health. A nan of fine
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15

A "Former Lancastrian" in
Columbus, Ca, writes Us 81
can not tell you where Jack
billiards. crossing is, referred to
in your paper of the 5th ins tant,
as chicken lie rare bird in a
Georgia boarding house, but l
can tell you all about blackber-
ries. Hurrah for Lancaster, S.
c., and The News !"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15

We give our readers ten pages
in this issue, instead of eight
the usual number, the increase
being made in order to publish
full report of the speeches of
the county candidates, as we'll as
to meet large temporary de-
mand for advertising space.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15

Does yonr back ache? Do you have sharp
pains in the side and the small of the
back? This Is due. usually. TO kidney
touble. Take Dewitt's Kidney aud blad.
der Pills. They will promptly relieve
weak back, backache. rheunats pains and
all Kidney and Bladder disoAEfs. Sold
and recommended by all druggists. VS.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15

There are many limitations OF DeWitts
Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve but just one
original. Nothing else is just as good. In
sist on Dewitt's. II is cleansing, cooling
and soothing. Sold by all druggists. VS.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15

Bryan was presented Thurs.
dav with monster gourd by
>ebrask farmers, on which is
painted in large black letters,
"Biily's Big Stick.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15
Another Union to Be Organ
lied.

The farmers of the Unity section are
hereby called To meet at Unity school
house on Tuesday, August 18th, at 2
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose of organ
izing local union at that place.
j. +. NISBET,
County Organizer.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
"QON'T SIT SLUMPY."

Don't live in the kitchens OF your bodies Dwell
in your befriesi''
That was the advice Mrs. Mildred Manly Cald-
well impaired yesterday to the members Of the Ma
tional Society of Ohio Women. who sitting at
her feet weekly during Lent. the Waldorf
Astoria to learn how make the most of their
own true soul selves.
"'Come w, Milly" That's what say to myself
Come I'D out of your kitchen and the speaker
laid a shapeIy hand her waist line" into your
drawing room and your library, " and she pointed
10 her heart then to the region Immediately
under her large black hat And that's what
want YOU to say yourselves" she adjured her
b.arers ..Don.t live so much in the senses
Rad thinking will spoil the most beautiful face
BODILY attitudes affect the mind and heart She
gave series Of living picture demonstrations OF
the latter statement. IF you sit slumpy, and she
slouched down in her chair, sIuinpy uhoush's
viii come If you sit like this when you're talking
to people," and she assumed the atttuoe Oh d
,lea sed listener you'll find yourself bubbiing
with real true heartfelt interest In theIn- prac-
,ised attitudes TO a brass lamp, Mrs. Caio"eh
conided TO her audience, before learned tiiat
7 didn't need anything to practise TO out the ioea'
There is very little real thinking IN the "orio'
she continued "The world Is full OF people, put
there are few thinkers.
. Among wrong kinds Of thinking she denounced
emotional thinking the worst Ihat the kiho
ca ,n.nv women do" she said; bubble over ana
,x.+ Tea rful and gush about this wrong ana thht
hrse and what they mean to do about H. ana
.h.n po home and do nothing. That's the klho
~ vasted thought that leads to hysteria
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
TRADING IN 5TH AVE.
-
SETER1L HOUSES SOLD.
Building for Physicians To Be Built
an 18th Street.

Many important realty deals were reported yes
terday. One of the principal transactions was tho
of No. 95i 9Th ave, five story American base
ment dwelling house plot 30xlO feet. COM
pete report OF that sale Will be found in another
column.
Pease & ElIiTnan sold for Mrs. j. LorIrner Worden
No 10 East SD St. three story brownstone house.
on a lot I8exI00 feet. client for occupancy.
The same firm also sold for j. Horace Harding
No. 10 East 18th st. five story dwelling house,
on a plot 25xIo22 feet. TO Edwin X. Trow wbridge-
Owing q lease 10 the premises No II East
4sth St negotiated by S. Oegood Pell & Co. for
Mrs Mary Seton a client, d seven story hrcproof
building will be erected tho site, with rooms
especially suitable for physicians. The lease IS
$4,000.
The Realty Company of Fort Washington SOLO
TO Francis Carlson the Audubon Park apartment
house. n six story elevator structure, on a plot
% l1x100 feet the southeast corner Of 1abth ST.
and Broadway John Nj. Thompson & Co. were the
brokers This is the second sale OF an apartment
house in this section this week. On Monday
Knowlton Court at the northeast corner of l5Sth
ST and Broadway sold to Charles Hrschhorn
Charles 8 Kohler sold for William F. Brintzmger
the five story double fiathouse. with stores, No
So Columbus ave. a lot 2Sx76 feet, TO Mrs Lena
Hapern.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
Notice of Summons.

S,UPREME COURT OF THE STATE OBJ NEW YORK.
- County New York-Trial desired IN County Of
New York-The Trust Company of America. plaintiff.
against August Schaper and Mary Schaper his wife,
the being fictitious. the real
OF said defendant being unknown to PLAINTIFF Soa
L. Kaye Keller and Regina Keller his WIFE,
fendants.-Summons the above named DEFENDANTS
and each of hereby summoned
he this action. and
answer plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
after the this exclusive OF
OF service; and OF failure to
Judgment will be against by defAult to-
the relief demanded the complaint
Dated January 2lst 1908.
A. LINCOLN WESCOTT, Plaintiffs Attorney. Once an4
address No 13S Broadway tborough o8
Manhattan) New York CITY
To m named defendants. August Schaper ana
.Nary' Schaper, wife. the Mary betng 6ctt-
ttous the real OF said defendant being
unknown to plaintiff: foregoing summons II eerve0
upon you pursuant order Of Hon David Levenftt
OF Court of the State of New YORK.
dated day of February 1905 and nsd on tbs
day with a copy o. and conplalnf IN the
oriee OF the County of New York. city and
Of original summons and complains
haing been the Clerk OF the County
Of New York on the I'D day OF January. 1905
Dated February 10th. 1905
A. LINCOLN wESCoTT, Plaintiffs Attorney Once an1
address No lSo Broadway teorooon 81
Manha.tanl. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
4PPROTES B. 6 NJ. MERGER.
Ban State Special Commission Re
norts-Legislation Suggested.

r.o March ,s-The approval OF the so-cslIed
merger of the Boston & Maine Railroad with the
New York. New Haven & Hartford system win
certain well defined limitations is the feature OF
,ho renort oF the special commission on commerce
and industry made to the Massachusetts, Legisla-
ture to-day.
Three members of the commission. j. B. warner
the chairman; George C. Crocker and Charles
Francis Adams 3D. agreed on the main report, but
the two other members OF tho COMMISSION eA-
Governor William l.. Douglas and James X. Cro-
zer submit minority reports dealing entirely with
their objections to the majority report on the
merger
The commission also reports the acquisition
bv the New Haven company of sixteen Massachu
setts street railways. the laws regulating the
issue of stock of public service corporations and
briefly with the lease of the Boston q Albany
to the New York Central Railroad. In each case
n submits recommendations, and in the case of the
proposed merger of the Boston & Maine with the
New York, New Haven s. Hartford the commits
sion suggests the lines of act to be drawn by
the Massachusetts Railroad Commission The sug-
gestions for such an act are as follows:
First-That the New Haven company shall be
permitted to hold the stock of the Boston & Maine
which has already acquired. amounting to 1os 900
soad and Or be s to eaehange it's own Stock
share for share for all the stock OF the Boston
Second the Boston = Maine and the New New
Third-That the New Haven Railroad shall not
increase rates OF transportation
Fourth--That the principal officers Of the BoS-
ton &. Maine road shall remain in Boston, Its man
ayers shall be residents of Massachusetts and its
directors shall residents of some of the states
In which it is Incorporated
Fifth-That the New Haven shall not dispose or
it's holdings Of Boston & Maine stock without the
consent OF the Massachusetts, Railroad Commission.
Sixth-That there shall be no transfer to or ac-
ousition by any third party of the Boston & Maine
or the New York. New Haven & Hartford without
the approval of the railroad commission
Seyenth-rhat If the provisions OF the act are
not satisfactory the end OF five years the state
NAV purchase the Boston & Maine stock held by
the New Haven road
Eighth-That the Boston & Maine stock shall
not be voted by the New Haven road. provided the
control of the New Haven passes to any other
corporation.
Nnth-That there shall be reciprocal relations
In regard to docks and terminal facilities In Bos-
ton between the New York, New Haven x Hart
ford. Boston g. Maine and Boston d. Albany rail-
roads.
In taking up the disposition to be made OF the
Massachusetts, street railways now controlled oy
the New Haven Company. the commission states
that there are sixteen of such companies with
an aggregate capital stock of s1l.6os.2oo. funded
debt of 1850 90, loans and notes payanie OF
s32 234e2i and mileage of 565. For the purpose or
holding together these sixteen street railways *
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

+ e Fassrnan the estate of Asher simon
No s03 west i32d ST. story triple fathouse on a
IL for S3l.5OO
Mlilard has sold for Simon F. and MAY y. bern ,L
heimer Harry L. Rosen hve story hahy1s ~"
OF ll5th Ct and FTfth ave
on a lot 24xloO Iauten Meyers represented the
sellers. eoo p-,ui. ,,-.
The woodstock Exchange has sold No sas Eagle ave;
fat B. Rosenberg 10 stacy q
Coeiler. ,-~tu C,~,.- ,b.
house 22S West l32d ST, on a
lo II 6xq9 II feet. 10 client for occupancy ~, ,o,
sold for Caroline II keyser 10 ~
prnsnect single fathouse on 1t Ia-S
weinberg & Sonn NO lo'4 70 Iote
Homs St plot 67xz41 irregular two t"o story 'ra7
on a plot STxT4x irregular On ,oa,
r ! Busher sold for client the rlot oo1og e
~ sid~ ~ stahhins about S61 feet norm OF
l ave and for a client the plot 50x1OO reet on
s,ds ~ Arthur ave- ia feet south OF East ie''h
q Onward A Bell -.
THO Kenp-Jones Realty Company n" solo No go
a four story nacioIee
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
THE WALDORF CLUB.
Mrs. Lyon and Eclectic Vim in Con-
test for State apartments.

-he contest which has been waging silently
x the control of the Waldorf Club, the forma-
a., of which has been a burning topic in wonl-
- cI,lbdom for months. has ended in the VIC
-, of Mrs Dore Lyon and the Eclectic Club.
- :; nractical certainty now that this club will
..,e the state apartments at the Waldorf-As-
.oria which the management is desrous OF let
.i,r for real social womans club.
The place is so well suited TO this purpose and
.bo need for a social club is great that there
g little doubt from the first that such an or
o,ization would be formed. The only question
roe as 20 who should be its head. and whether
o,,e existing club should take the rooms. en-
1.,rinc its membership to the necessary ex-
,snt or whether new should be formed.
rbere was some hot rivalry this point and II
:, decided victory for the Eclectic to have
won out
The matter has hung fire" for considerable
zine chiefly because the Eclectic has been en-
r-ossed in the preparation of an entertainment
O., the benefit of its philanthropic fund, which
a heins used al present 10 support a boy violin
a., This concert Will be given at the Waldorf
Astoria on April "a. and on this date the formal
c,ening OF the new club is expected TO take place.
previous to that some changes in the decorations
and furnishings will be made
II is proposed 10 increase the membership of the
,;uh to one thousand. Of this number the man.
seernenr requires that five hundred shall be resi-
dents of The city. The present dues SIS initiation
fec and S. annually, VIII be retained. and this
will easily pay the rent OF $1,000. Besides this
there will be no financial responsibility. each
rerlber VIII pay her own individual expenses.
The state apartments, which formerly
occupied by John W. Gates. contain sixteen rooms.
su luxuriously furnished and decorated. with bath
-oorns bedrooms. private entrance and every
ncssihle convenience that club might require In
addition. extra bedrooms will be available at club
rsfes and the whole service Of the hotel Will be
sf the service Of the club. In some ways IT will
have the advantage of the Colony Club. In the
matter OF the license for instance. there cannot be
snr trouble in the OF the Colony Club, for
the hotel license covers the needs of the club.
That the need Of club homes is being strongly
felt by the women Of the city is evident from the
fact that another clubhouse movement IS under
xar Mrs Thomas Vivian president OF the Ma
:ional California Club. is going to send out invita-
tions TO the club presidents consider the feasi-
tirty OF a clubhouse. AS Mrs. Vivian had been
mentioned a possible head OF the Waldorf Club,
this proposition may result in rival OF Eclectic
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
RIG AUCTION Sale TO-DAY
BUDGET Includes Meehs Estate and
Manu- Other Parcels.

Many investment properties Will be offered for
sale to-day at the Real Estate Exchange Sales
rooms Nos. IA and 16 Vesey St Bryan L. Kennedy
will seek buyers for Nos. II and 10 Vesey St. a five
story business building plot 502x1o2s feet,
occupied the Real Estate Exchange Salesroom;
Nos IS and 30 Vesey St, five story brownstone
and brick business building. a plot S25x756 feet
and No 81 West 9th st. formerly known as
Brownies Chop House. Those parcels are to be dis
posed of for the Meeks estate
The other offerings will be as follows:
esIs q Bsa,: dsssasss 1875 s Ii ss
11 sse d s h st. St 1s sos front ssf between "a and
gsssa ss.,, ve, sale ,oe
cheFry 20sf'9 St 20 s1.s
ssessy as ref amt a St e a de aaes ec s 81
las 7th ave. cor leth st, 2ax44 story ten and
s KS % e kvsss. e. i sas, a. 81
two story ten hs stores: Barnet Cohn aet Max
sssresaiinS sas aas ogden
i se g y axs i $
a5'S sGys S'5 es' snfs
stein l. .ss 81
sh ssa's ave- s'. 49, &c s,o5y s@a
sS fs.sa; e.: ~
No $50 ,s 50 1ror sst amt
ss %: ass and 2ss
same atty: ref; due. $13.O5 40; taxes etc,
$50 81 prior mtse Of ss1 600 ss2 and a e. isn
agt same: action No 4: atty; same ref amt due
si3 s44 II; taxes $50 a. sub prior mtge of
s35 900 2I6 21s 143th 400 IT Of sth ave-
4Oxs9 IL story agt same; action No o;
same atty; ref; due. S1l $50 4s: taxes etc
$50 54 sub to prior mtge of $37 0OO Robbins
100 It 151st b0x irreg icon about ga lots); %
Ropp agt Helen Weiss ct al: Eustis & +. ettys; II
Voge ref due 5000 20: taxes etc. $3.50 o. sub to
a Ist mtge Of So, 900.
In the vesey salesroom Yesterday Joseph p Day
$40 West hist st. four story
the plaintiff for sss SOL ls4i and 1874" s,ar. ia ave TO-
Sal 900, and vacant plot on the OF
1aoh St at junction of the Southern BoueVan ana
trosnect ave 2I3 6xS3 4x105 the plaintiff for $lsop
He also sold plot 92 3x133x Irregular on me
aeerIv side of Prospect 615 IT OF Fox st. to the
pIaintiff vacant plot 73xlo3x irregular on
OF Boulevard, $50 II OF Avenue 81
Johr TO the plaintiff $500 and all right etc Whic
ouis elIer had January 2s since In plot oil
siy and one-qrarter acres at Boston fosl ROAD anu
Niu Road 10 Cecilia Blank for 800
r. i Phillips sold two six story tenement houses
on the southeriy side OF 1sth st. ~, feet west OF AM
ste rdam ave. Bella A. Quay for Sf.5ss ~, ,,o r..
Peter adjourned tie saie Oh NO oo- "est
aeth ST a three story tenement honse with store 10
Marcel - -. 49,. c,,ho,ses an tho
south 136h ST 30 teet west ci Ans'erua'" "e
20 Belle +. Quay for $343os