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New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

a magazine is published in Japan with Jap
anese and Roman characters. 1t is meeting
hearty support. and II appears 10 be only ques-
tiou of time when the old alphabet will have en-
tirely disappeared Not only will Japanese children
learn to read IN half the time now required, but
foreigners will be encouraged take up systemat-
ically the study OF the japanese language. Hth-
orto the japanese have not demanded this conces-
sion, but have accepted the easier task Of them
selves acquiring the requisite European tongues.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
ITEMS FROM THE FOREIGN MAILS.

The British government has issued a procIama-
ton prohibiting the capture destruction OF Goura
pigeons and ospreys for the five years in
Papua. No permit license will in future be
issued except TO duly accredited agents OF some
recognized geological other scientific society.
This rule Will materially curtail the future supply
from Papua for commercial purposes of that pretty
article O. headgear. the osprey feather so highly
valued by women in all countries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

ahrle IL The only city ~ the state
shtfe those who nave erred may And
as and comfort d me leea.men'
.ioaed. yet the most sacred !na'i'a'
lon within ths state and the story Of
ID deeds. we're Il heai 70 relate them
Would convict Nnelaly 81 aonie q ne
sresseAt iniastleca; YET too. no Que of
"a knows remedy and the story
xo8s oIc as elvlllsetlon grows old
8 story vhiea tells Us We are nol yel
attained SOHO ei Che virteea oi tise an.
enss. Ven shoagh ve hons. q our
aWsladxe
hn Oklskomt city neEapapeg ~ l's
eN columns tells ihls lliile story
one which ahouId he read W every per.
acn @ilh z res3ige 10 fight against the
apollel, nn matter wnag bis FanA
etailpH
without money and wllaout frieuda,
Miss nlRFk who gave her residence
Sc Blank Okla. applied At the ProYl'
tent asanclallon yesterday for g tenn
l0fafy home where she might ssey Ior
eeck. az until sAe wlll have becume
mother
Thc woman fl young. and but allshl.
inurhs lpy the sinister hand uf uof-
row. Her story is 0ld. The saine that
hes been told by women ever since
Aere have existed some men ruled not
g Vlrue divine She held 10 resent.
mont asB'nst TIC man who had ruined
Hna deserted haF Shc only wanted 9
ampurHey home Ii which she could be
assi-ed some care
rAe Maternity hospital % not ytl
e5nnIeled. and fhe pgosldeni asaocla
on Is not prepared 10 pay out MONEY
M lhe cFe 81 such caaes There Wat
III nlnte HI Oklahoma CITY whore she
uunha ue tlkon earQ u and she wat
s|l ib aNEAFia H tne fierHooF
Eala.
Tho ynuHg Wauan gave aer NAM
aud address Her ambition was &
snd The blame fnf her sin against
Aetielg sha inaA as nsual going aboul
HIa Nnanesa HI slie seme old Was- ppa
sAlalF W rniUYlng ihp society pf suia'
ether unsonhIslleaiad maldeH puFe 4
aar. ana ifussful 81 man
q amy wondef lke law ns lynfl
aes:h rides through the stafeat 4
b hu maffeled that fathers iak'
aa and brothers kill at eight
Hay 5rd nHttJ sha tempter PAYS sn'
fIte ~ lieu 81 ha glcilm nn gaa #il
chsnge chat iawlesaaeaa aHl
i0f nieHa e.She eeirt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

TO be candid those great men dls.
cuasing the election Law know nitle
about 4. As It appears n theory and
ea I reads, Il appears 70 be fair law,
and one no sensible mar not nlgle.
hound With partisan preiudlees need
fear or slouht. II can never be told,
however what are the good points ana
ineillclencles of any law until q hns
been tried Ia an enforcement manner.
The statement tina, Il win dlsfrnnchlse
I The Indians and negroes Is a Jolly
good joke ior there was never an cleo.
ilon held where either nnless 2 full.
blood Indian. had an opportunity but
hat he voted and Il "a an even mOhay
wager the negro ulll vote that "rlb.
bon ballot with IS much glee and With
the same perslstency he has voted the
Republican ticket since FIRST trained
hy the carpetbsager Ia the science Of
voting and getting cash f0g the ballot
depohltet
The new law has some features
lslrange 20 oklahoma. aud stlll those
Republicans abusing Il have placed far
grester restrictions about the ballot
liu Rho4e island and Massachusetts
than ~ on this law and far steater
esie are uxected Ia the heavy Repub.
jean states on The right oi franchise,
the truth Is the Republican organ
2ailon IN this state has MOI been seek.
ing the Intelligent voter Il has been
afraid 70 ask too many Republicans OF
Intelligence 10 act with the party
through fear the appointments from
K Washington miaht be taken away from
the Old croed and some Of those who
have graged fnr almost twenty years
y the appointment pastures. might
nlve to SO 10 work.
II the Republican leaders og this
State had devoted half as much time
p the PRONUNCIATION of their principle
as they haVe devoted % abuse Of Dem
1craia and sometimes. each other
thGy #etla H0l stand III smch nwfn
fear ul ballot test Wherein suffl
clont education TO read and wrlle wa.
the modest requirement
Had the party leaders expended hal
much money Ia educating their FOL
lowerh aa they have expended in slam
der and hilllugsgate they would b,
happier. their followers Wiser and thl
party 1usaide the state have erea
deal more respect for thes name whsl
T, within 0klahoms.
The lay may he good 81 bed ls +
feflala f Haa nos been tested. and /
v equally eerlaln q gives ia ell mcl
eH opportunity ~ Fole aHH. ,o hgyi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
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J QUAKER MEDlTATioNs. o
} g
! o Q g 30 30 o 0 0 0 o. 0 0 Q


(Trom The Philadelphia Reeordl
l1any man suffers from acute re.
nrse bui il seldom gets chronic
ahe mpl wao looks on the bright
side doesn't always get below toe
seriacs
rae average mar DOESN'T want aag.
ta'ag "igst as good Ae ganas q
isice as Hu0.
here Is guile q difference between
bouncing boy and one who has been
oaunced
kag womaa Is ready 70 practice
economy " her hushapd cNr sHora
lc gny for 4.
Fko photographer sl lassl pessesset
100 ecd craft Of wanting 20 see ef
arytaey ID thp best possible light
ls impossible 10 do two things al
once. N fact some people ind u
almost impossible 70 DO one ibing al
once.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
/ TODAY In
DEPARTMENTS

esNnee County Fslr association q
aallett with a capital stock o. e5.0Ou
The directors ere: j G, pearscn "
II He'll. Erwin Cox. = r. Brown. !
& M6son and II G Mahoney Of hal
letf
elk civ cUf1n on company d
Egk cilg With capital stock Of Si5Q.
001. The directors are b. Clayton
n l. clayton and + Z. Anderson Of
Oklahoma City. 1t ID Anderson, o.
nsuaton, Texas and " y Hooker Of
Ell city
Hodges Mercantile CO., of sayre
with 4 ctplial atooa Of $4,000 The
directors are r Il Hooker q J.
icdge and = 4. Aemstors al ol
aatre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
Q 90 { q ooocpoooooooo 9
50 sgre " AsosAen ;
& nonaoeo eooosa 30 90 .

Afft INIlAtttI NeIII NNt a.AtN ~
rAe wife ot hes!qykel httiand
lp usually scl N aer Vays.
The man who pesrlslcnIly sits down
Is sure 70 becuNe hard up ,st
.,srsss,l irsas-
.sso 8KYSf hDx vel mother mas
fSl ,sRq ~ pggisllEa 'on lA9 mend.
fIit t44f. f@-sst
h Al lnppriant ie have clear vision
EraE l1e )qiata' iAns, haT sound
eyss. s
Neitl.e boil Dor cabbage
aEunnls 1qaapytaing mlela 4 comes
la1n aenn. ',t
az 0uug pcudllsFlN wo,li{ settle
down AZ mlsl soon be able 90 settle
up,
ONE oi the most Insidloug and an
expected forms of attach y 90 tread
upon tack.
You can rot alwayg gauge lbe I'M
IoFtnncr Of man by the 1nke "
which he wears hls hat
Thefe Ia quite difference between
the dnorJamb aud the iaB that moth
or used 10 make.
rhere III the wreck oi tlme.l" ex
clHimad Jones. AZ his clock fell fgoM
sac second story window.A
Thee are no stripes on ilagslone
but II one falls on 4 bard eaousl
o. win be llkely 70 see stars,
some of the npckwear worn By fash
lonahle young men Is 20 ioud inpl yot
can hear Il IN the next bloce.
A simple worm went out 10 Diay
Upon an April morning.
An early robin chanced thai WAY
Without chrp Of warnings
and that n the end oi the stew.
Most anybody can resaii butter
eggs and vegetables but SIC have nel
err met s man smart enontl e retail
8 dot.
Sometimes when woaian tnrow
brick al an old hen IN the garden
It Is harder on lhe scenery than
'f on TIE hen.
The best way TO cultivate an 81
petite II to cultivate field and thel
you viii haye both an appetite 6a
the wherewlthal TO eppoase Y
Some folks have rats IN their Sal
rets. some have rats IN their cellars
and while not few young ladie
have good.sized rats in their hair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

elalisn Ike popnllan msda 8
lmpfngeMeHts Ay reason Of lae
iahs Causell and 10 now declining.
s peraeas The Ideal Socialist VINO
aHe1talcs the high morals aad MeH
Hlsed sCslelg which, 81 practical
hs4hs enhance me nence and happl
Aeas oi ne erld, bHi The rapid weit
naning. but esllmlnNeG man who
IA mpi III some industrial condition
n haH ia ldaa e1s and the 2ald
aih nlehl help snbie with sheir F8e-
fiaa and aalithaushtan, schemes.
1Ae lacs If lhel society 81 ma'slns 80
d4eucemenl here and stride ur two
fHefa makes hose advances without
aa ala pt kas algaulzed aallatl0n
r becauaa ne humen mind. study.
ae ever lhe opportunity % aN SELF
nIIal 1g neasaaIly ait Others.
bile the spread oi Socialism has
ea great and nsany thousahde Of
votes cast sof their Candidates 6 lAe
asat nlecllun. their writings ahoN they
lite Az fsf alail On belief aa he Two
oleA. ahd Ii pHeeU ID any eqhald0rs
aBie power Wuuld by Internal dlsaen
I9n deolros ihenaeiTss.
i While Il Aes heee The policy oi
meaY le esiaeH all aceIalleis and pe.
gard ,hnm aa dfaamers Of blond and
anafei4 al heeauAe Emma Goldman
ssiine advertised Socialist lectures atllll
aaxnR lalfmInaed sludenis L mist
ba hamliltd lhe NnEld was made bet.
la ~ some s0elallslic iheorlee. snd
hbiefft bfhas 70 the worla one eel
iden uf makea one better man OF
onan. deserves place umons lae
niMNe worth while
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
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> e0lHTED PARAGRAPHS. q
b o aa 90 90 8 . oeea {

taksHela lWrnNl
tAs ssf - psc N ti's ihfal,l lldNs.
lllls sto cusfewtll liae larlNsls c,ucll
" TO calR1fea.
Tia rwa vho sncl fCr Sl.e0O and
gol only ilirty cents IL least needn't
worry II the lawyers getil al.
II congress could delay Il whia a
could gcl mitch enlightenment oH The
arln from the commencement oiaiah
Roosevelt wlll nse razor III Afrl.
ca, not as q brihe 70 the natives. ac
nlghl be inierrcd hui TO shave Fiih,
@
The CiaSlon.collier f0N viii 81 up
next week. along with the police
board row Competition b The lilu bi
politics.
n rs only natural chat stoctings
should so up tard or no lariiI Il
Wonld be enlbarfassIng otherwise.
We don't care lg the tariff does ro.
dnce the price of shoes We intend
to have our last years pair hali.sol.
"a iusi iAe same.
Ia NoN York lecturer says sc take
100 many baths. we suraelyee think
'hat aliernate Saturday nights IS Of
ten enough.
Now they've slated c'rdm lor 3 iou
n Panama That Il q bad move. con
lderlhg how well we sre getting on
eith the canal
The lions are moi afraid Of Soose
telt sayE q ueNa Item No indeed
hey are mons Of y1ur ordinary nale
actors oi great wealth
! OF cOucee. the preachers aim wal
lot accurate when his sermon hit you
A euccessiul politician. llGe the IN
crest o1 mortgage, seeps eyeelast
agly al "
When tNe gar5or sys Is isnea iop
i as ua;q bel that lae vlgni yosn.
nan IS u i.
H---s-aasHaHHrfra+~--~
Noleys Honey and Tar cuges ccug
quickly. strengthens the lungs aEd ex
els cclds Get the genuine n vel
ow pnckage Tor Sale by q q. Reg
'rc.
~---f-----
B 10 parsca vito a1 ngIs.gokIgg gul
igas ever pushed the sane heaeRil
my nose
| ANd lmpolltely robbed rae Of ins "mul
lts strange lhls ney9r happened
suppose.
iui i'yc Wife and daughters g ga.
nothing ui nay sons,
And they nilea 80 right through nae
/ through they do not carry guns,
am cleaned ont more completely b
their scientific plan
Than any wreiched victim u tie vul
gar hohl-up man,
kansas City STA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

Sprinkle Aliens FooiEase ln ole
ahae and not ID the other and notice
the difference, Iusl the thing to use
heE ruphera Or oYershoes become
aeeessary, and goaf shoes seem 10
nneh. Sold EVERYWHERE 25e. l0ai
seeepl any aubstitase
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

syr0 Mcclure ls having muca ifce.
ble with Ills poslmaalem. Byrd was
eonservsllye- too, lest fail: aeYer prom.
lslng hnt five poalmealers 10 pnch
olace when be IS really frightened
Ne leaves aegenprcmised naslmastesa,
and forty renaione 10 eaoh place ID
the district he throws 10 public
building pledge, too II the battle Is
too warm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

lfIoul KtleII
4 understand TalkIesI hes gone 90
the i5rgnfs PLATFORM.
Nps. q friend gave hin afess
sull FER tahrlslmHs pfeaen' nAd a.
he dosaas dance and i seo prviNl
NJ he lAaaHa|lcf 4 esa un q hl,a
10 fo lo1Iaflaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

The annual discharge OF Republican
editorial batteries against tha doemas
N Eryan Il due About The dime she
NehrNskan gets weary of oannonadlna
the enemy they aigu new and brleat
o. chance to show the lnslnceFlly of
Republican doctrines
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

Some lnlalake must have been made
about Chicago construction company
helnR given the contract for the Ia.
IptoYemenfs IN the city All Republ.
can candidates for office claim lae3
ere dolnE L and should Be allowed 70
conliaue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
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D Q
= sTATe BRIEFS. 9
) Q 0 o o o . Q o o @ o o @ Q 9

As The result 81 4 prairie Gre aea.
Newly 0Eln four children Of NJ. s.
Palmer Neye burned 10 death, The par
nhis and one boy were fogcca 90 fee
10 save thrlr o~n lives.
1'he election a pauls valley Monday
raased on very auiftly with lalriN Eaod
N0ta Every proposition put before
tbe VOTERS carFled THE ssuu % Ynlt
aaaGs 60 build 4 ei5N00 city hall ~
telged good majority ihu vote being
aai for and only &c agalnst For lhf
adoption OF ehartef form of ely
government the vote Wns 2ai iof nd
as ugams The electric light fran
ehlao received 2t3 for as AGAINST e
Tle tuta, vote b. wards was as f9l
lows: ward /. ST: Ward 2, 1903 ward
S. Sc Wnfd 4. ag. Total vote cast, I'D
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

go cHIsF 81 poLIEn.

Tle a.eader ls authorized 70 au-
ncnnce Bob Myer as g candidate for
chief ca police, subject to thA action
az the Democratic city prlmarlea
The leader IS authorlze& 60 an
nouuce $. ~ Clancy as & candida.e
Tor chief of police. subiees Q the as.
tlcn az the Democrats city convan.
llon.
s~~-~~
Judge u &. Over0ay annonncec ats
candidacy Tor chief Of police subject
10 the action o. the Denocralic pei,
mnrses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

THE magOfalty campaign among the
Republicans has arrived at that stage
where the duaky diamond contingent
meetu with and lelFlg s0uaea IA ufup.
pontf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

AidFieh 4 senator ffum Ahoae
.tlnA and 4 msy he important 90
Holne 81 he loeal Republican aElaioFs
il know ne Rhode leland 4ieeilun law
mehns man who has 40 property lnl
eanable of voting. Ana still as We
sen lhe columns nf those fallaiil
RaHahllcsK hnlfAss for fniraeaa emo
dalte. 4 n Impossible 10 fnd llne
s zsposillta 10 kfie t~K whieh make
H Iana|ige for the ssend4rf sgI com
g. - tl4ennla q fVu tte a'uaRa y
flNtal STATES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

i.ls saxpaylns time and Easter mai
maee combination not calculated b
promote Christian Worship.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

The main aanllkfg sewer on the
West SHE. hetwean Nnble ana War.
nef avenues flum Fourth 70 Seventh
street 4 nearing eompIetloa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

Loster From Alaeisa.
W h johnson received q lettei 10.
day from fudge ienrge fialas who Is III
Alnska The letter was 30 days on
Ene road. Gays the Ardmorlse Nj.
Gatas said the eoldest Weather there
this winter was sixty degrees below
9sfa. which was very pleasant weather.
Hia 0uly rpuble With cold consisted
II having hA ears frozen A potion
If his letter referred 10 Oscar a wells.
and to p3udgc Reel. Two other 0klahp.
MA epp0lnlees. III. Wells, WHO went
from lhls city, has resigned bis soal.
lion but VIII remain IN ihat cophlrK
and Mlll embark n hpsIpesai ,,a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
DEAFNESS cANNog ag cuHED.

DEAFNESS CARNEY sE CURED.
by local appilcaiImq. as lhe, cannot
each The diseased poFilo4 81 the err.
There Is only c8e way 20 cure deaf
uess ana that ~ Wy constitutional ra-
ailsss. Deafness iS cansAa Dy an I'M
ilamad condition 81 the alMe0us 0nln4
% the Eustachlrn Tube When this
tube ls inhame you aa9e rumbling
sound or Imperfect hearing, and wnen
Il entirely eisscd Deafness is .he
rsaall. anf unlesa NE Inflammation
can be taken ont 6hd Ills tube rel
stored 10 MS norSaa condition hoarla4
rill "a destroyed forever; nlne cases
oui OF ten sre caused BY Calarf4a
whigh IS nothing ba en- lniiamed con-
dilun of ihe mucous surfaces,
Wr VIII size ono Iandged Dollars
Tor any case Of Deafness lcauscd Dy
catarrhl that cannot be cured ny
Halls casarrh Cure. Send l9s clfcu'
lars, FREQ.
4. JICllENEY & co, Toledo o,
Sold hy Druggists 75c,
Take 1ialls Family Ills sqf sogsilpei
lion, 4
When & man takes Ids wllr NJ t6e
iaeatre he thinks its Mp tc sIm %
20 ONT betwecn the actr anl tclpl
phone 10 zee u The house ls sun
there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

Thare u only ons ls8hoMo qtnHME
rhal Is LAXATIVE nROMO QuEN
me Look tor the signature OF E. "
Grove. Used the world over 10 C9fs 4
Cold h one Day. ase.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

When 4 stcns very aafG 9le moss
Irritating man on earth is the fellow
Who tells ycu the yeat 4 Hns worse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
o O o 100000 o oooocoooc q
Q BACHELOR RErLrcTIoNs~ 1
) 81 Q ooooooooooeee Q :

There's no 1o0l I've an ftl t9ahand
Of q young Wife except d. ola Tlis
% q young husband
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

EOlaya Honey and Tar cures ccugas
luickiy. strengthens the lungs ard OK.
els cclds. Get the genuine IN vel.
ow pnctage Tor Sale by g. 4. Rec
nc.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
MECHANICS LIENS,
DECEMBER 90

BATHGATE AVE. $ OF 1ssth st. 1ooH23;
Edward SChafe ct al agt Mountain Construc
tion Co owner: American Marble and Slate
Works. contractor: S5S.
l65TH ST s - # of Morris ave. 14ox1oo;
same agt same; S3OI.
RROOME ST. 262; Isaac Moskovitz agt Mary
O'Nelu. owner; Isidor Isrner. contractor: SO
BROOME ST 262; Max Gomberg ast Mary
ONeiII. owner; Isidor LsTner, contractor Sl7-
DAILY AVE . g. 1868 It Of 1I6th st. 75x1oo;
Ceruss Marble Works agt John Peterson,
owner: A Johansmeyr. contractor; So-
UNION AVE SIS and $50: Edward SrnoIka &
60 agt Columbus & Dorfman Construction 60.
owner trenewan: sl35 rs
5TH AVE. 500: same agt estate OF r T Wilson.
owner: G II Lang & 60. contractor; Sle2
sTH ST. AIS East Cohen & Cohen agt John
SaaIfrank. owner and contractor; $1,000
54TH ST. 100 and 1o4 West; Abraham Sonmer-
fed agt Thomas @ Carvau. owner; & II Lang
& 60 contractor: S7l4.
56TH ST. I1S and 122 West; same agt Coleman
Pros. owners; Coleman Stable Co. contractor;
SS,1ss 81.
63D ST. Al and 43 West; { II Lang & Co ast
Fiss Doerr & Carroll Horse Co. owners;
Bryant Motor Co. and contractor;
,4rH ST, 22s East: Herman Binder ast Philip
Smith. owner: Samuel solomon. contractor
$3.50
I4TH ST 223 East: Herman Binder 81 al agt
Philip Smith. owner; Samuel Solomon con
tractor. S130.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
DECEMBER 20.


New York Life Insurance and Trust Co to Title
Guarantee and Trust Co; Slsooo e,
City Mortgage Co to New York Trust Co: ~
Lily w Churchill ct al TO Lily Churchil ee
Edward J sparenherg to Bond and Mortgage
Robert II Mathews Co to Charles A Friedrich;
Chelsea Realty Co to Emil Heller: $4,000.
George G Park to Title Insurance Co OF Nc"
Morris Thompson to Stephen w Collins: $500
jefferson Bank to Louis Levine: sloo ,oo
Sophie Marx to James Alexander; sissy ,,o a
George B Goldschmidt ct al to Annie Kimberly
Charles NJ Rosenthal TO Title Insurance Co Of
New York. asgns t6 mtgs); 81. r,
Title Insurance GO OF HeW New o6o 60r6 10 oe''s'
Mortimer NJ Singer ct al TO Mortimer Singer
al: $4,000. e,
Emily C Coster ct al to Emily G coster ct al 81
Nathaniel II Prayer to Nina P Lowenststns; t ss 81.
Gabriel Goldberg to Fanny Friediand: sl'so1
risis sso SGo Guarantee and trust GO 10 hu"' q =.
Brooklyn Savings Bank United States STAT eoo Trust
Wallace MacFarlane ct al to New York Trust
Co asgns q mtgs): 81. .oo
Mary Ryan TO New York Trust Co; $4,000.
Bessie Cohen TO Emma Moss; 500. -,,s.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Mercantile Trust
Abraham Bester to Sarah Bester: 800,
IsIdor Grednger to Jacob Rosenberg: 81:
Frederic o Spedden to Jno Tierney; SlIOOo.
Maria Rubano to Abraham Rosenstein sloo
Louisa A Barnard to General TheologlcaI semi
nary of the Protestant Episcopal Church IN
United States; S33, 600
Title Insurance Co OF New York 10 Union trust
Co of New York: S145, 900.
Grace I. Cioos-Iongo to state Savings Bank OF
wilson Marshall to Hugo Gorsch; $50 900:
Title Insurance Co of New York to VIM F. care
ct al, exrs; S25. 900.
Mathew Smith to VIM Singer; 81.
Elias Kadaner to Morris Hillquit; 81.
Title Insurance Co VIM F Clare ct al, exrs
S25 900
Mary !. Campion to VIM F Glare ct al. trus;
Sa45O.
Josiah o Ward and ano. exrs. to Title Guarantee
and Trust Co; 81. 125.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

BROADWAY-The Van Buren estate sold
the block front on the cast side Of Broad
way. between l5Sth and l69th streets. facing
the plaza formed By the junction Ct Broad
way and St Nicholas avenue The prop
erty has froDtages OF IS8 feet on Broad
way, I2s feet on lesth street and ls5 feet
on IG9th street, the remainder of the block
fronting on Audubon avenue being occu-
pied BY Public School 1s9. The property
was bought by syndicate. II will prob
ably be resold 10 builders for improvement
with apartment houses. The price was
reported 20 have been s250,00o
EIGHTH AVENUE-James -. WeIls's
Sons SOLD for the estate Of Joshephine l..
Wells the Old Homestead. a Moore estate
leasehold Nos. 245 and 2G Eighth avenue,
10 Thomas Walton.
FOURTH AVENUE E-The Edwin b. Wes-
Icy estate sold the premises Nos $50 and
3s2 Fourth avenue. 50x100 feet, to Abraham
Sciswab.
SECOND AVEEUE-H Weisstock sold
for the Eagle Management Company No.
227i Second avenue. a six story new law
house, on plot 37sxiGe feet.
ORCHARD STREET - Charles Cohen
bought for the Peter Vollmsr estate No.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-30

lot 3a1 map OF Van Nest Park. Bronx I
HoIIing sworth Wood against Louis JamPo'
ct al (set aside deed)-
Attorney, q Greenberger
LOTS 50 and SO. map of 55 plots. property
of Fort washington Buena vista y. oynul-
cate: Leo T. Meinhard against Moses SONS
g. 60 ct al faction to set aside conveyance
Attorneys. Wolf & kohn.
MADISON AVE, Ga Emma M Whittenor'
against Fanny +. Campbell ct al tpartitionl ,.
Attorney III g Sanford
RIDGE ST s. 1c5 IT OF stanton a. z"N
100: Jacob Reitman against Bessie tucker
faction to declare lien)-
Attorney. II koenigsberg.
18TH ST, 425 to 429 East and 18th 81. ~
East; Matthew j Wheelehan against VIM
p shannon (notice OF attachmenD.
Attorney. NJ J Wheelehan.
BOTH ST. 80 TO 81 East: Virginia Potter e.
al against Thirty-fve East Thirtfeth street
Co (notice OF levy).
Attorney, NJ Il Blumenthai
1osTH ST, g. 17s.6 IT of Park ave. 51S
1Oo11- Eva E Weber against Ignatz Stern
ct al foreclosure of mtg).
Attorneys Hull. Arnold & Eoerhardt
116TH ST. 135 West; Mary Dux against Mau-
rice Goldberg ct al foreclosure Of mtg).
Attorney, | ] Ettinger.