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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-13
in Manning for the last few days.

In Manning for the last few days
j. McSwain Woods, Esq, has re.
turned from Spartanburg where he
attended the Woodmen Of the World
Convention as delegate Of Live Oak
Camp No 1S1. w. o. w. of Manning.
Mr.. r. HI. Davis. one of the most
successful farmers Of this section.
was here today and was greeted by
his many friends.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-13

A remarkable case, unique In the
history Of the consular corps Of the
world, Is that Of the American consul
at Gibraltar. Mr.. Sprague g the third
successive generation Of his family to
hold the post of consul. his grand
father and his father having held 1t
before him.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-13

No man can understand why a wo-
man prefers being called pretty to
being called clever; but he can easily
see why he would rather have her
that way.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-13
COUNTY Correspondence.


&QTIcn TO CORRESPONDENTS,
Tan your letters so that they will
Ssn1A this once not later than Mon
~ when intended for Wednesdays
uaDr and not later than Thursday
- Saturdays Issue. This. Of course.
oD1s1es only to regular correspond
~neA In case OF items of unusual
1Tws value, send In Immediately by
oa4 telephone or telegraph. Such
UNs stories ars acceptable up to the
opur Of going to press. Wednesdays
UnDor - printed Tuesday afternoon
- Saturdays paper Friday after
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-13

A woman falls in love as gracefully
mock, but a man always just stum-
bles into 1t accidentally as though 1t
were hole in the dark.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-13

Jack Satterwhite, colored, who is
wanted in Laurens on the charge OF
shooting a white peddler, has been
arrested In Laurens.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-13

Antioch. March 1o.--Farm work Is
a. stand still. Hauling fertilizers
and land breaking 10 about finished.
The oat crop IL doing nicely.
Mr.. J. w. Weldon and daughter.
Miss Irene. has gone to Bishopville
today.
Mr.. F. G. PEBBLES spent Friday In
Camden.
Mrs. L. A. White. also Mrs. j. ".
Weldon. spent last Friday in Cam
den.
Messrs. Arrie Davis and Olin White
spent Sunday at RADON Cross Roads
II It were not for certain bright eyes"
they would not take such long trips.
we are sure. Right you are. Mr.. r..
had better keep q weather eye" out
or else he will wake UP some flne day
to and his two pretty daughters, Miss
8. ana Miss l.. missing.
Mr. J, n, Mcleod spent Saturday
Ia Camden.
Mr.. Herman Myers from near Sum-
ter was In this section last sunday.
Rev. j. 4. Strickland filled his
regular appointment AZ st. Johns NJ
E., church sunday afternoon.
Messrs. Glist~A and Purney Hug
gins from camden spent Sunday in
this section.
Nh John McCutchen spent Sunday
With Mr.. Chas. PEBBLES.
We have no sick to report at this
time.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-13

0mithvills. March9.--The farmers
Uss getting along nicely with their
uvRk. some contemplate corn plant
8s In the next fsw days. others pre-
rae waiting until there's less danger
- cold. hoping TO get q much better
u13nd and more vigorous growth.
ne recent cold did some damage
- oats In this section. Those farmers
v1se used the oat sseders have much
ne best oatsr Those who. planted the
~ way have lot killed, especially
Ape Who planted late. Farmers
>ntch Il any way. i
1he Idea Of Charlotte Perkins on-
ppon saying that farmers wife us
>0n1ly lives ten years and dies. His
Deat wife. 4 vigorous widow. lives un-
- ~ = about SIXTY: she then. shakes
- this mortal coil in order to give,
~ IN Opportunity to marry q blush
~ young bride to comfort him in his
u1oo1inlne years She goes on to say
Nnnk President Roosevelt made nis-
111o b appointing men on . commit
~ % Investigate farm life With
~osw 20 promote progress. i&(Iustry,
DoUpinsss and success on the farm.
- p1ap = indeed = soed ous. I
zopp't thirk the men appointed on
unD4 eomminion can say ~ many
un11sadins thinss - she Aas said.
- 1en't take three women. his
unu1Ass mot included. 70 pilot . man.
Nnl1 ~ the average farmer. through
ohe says he don't know any
ng about happiness IN the home;
- e evident phs don't. or che would
~ suggsss public institutioa or
- Of baby farm where the moth
~ could send their babies 20 take
Gn1n on their mothers' handA such
untorTanesmsnt might 40 for moth
- who by force Of circunnstances
ruvo 20 work for their daily lrsad,
~ not for the average farmers wife.
1no draws beautiful picture Of sase
90 incidence by running streams
- brooks. meath shady trees. where
msvsrs bloom she leaves the prac-
UHt thinss Of lifs out Of the pi,ture.
Vs1h this condition Of Affairs there
Uua1d ~ no rocking the baby to
~aeW ~ night. NO knsslins 1t inoth-
9S fest and sayinG. ''Now i lay me
ngn to slssp." the memory OF which
4o dear to svsry one In after years
1sA thers would soon bs NO vigorous
Ue1Dw or blushing bride 70 take the
Uonss Of those already sacrificed. be-
Ouop> the birth rate Of the SEXES 10
sunest equal.
Tn eisA 70 say Charlotte Perkins
0olman's version Of farm life does
- sxist---not In this section at least.
Msssrs L. 8. vinson. c. T. Evans,
- }. HATFIELD and c. T. Robertson, at
eusded court In Bishopville this week.
Mrs Frank Mathis Of 81. Charles
spsns last week with her daughter,
1GrA 3. r. Robertson.
Min Letha Mcleod Of Mixpah.
visited Mrs. w. II. shiver last Sunday.
Misses Rosa Lee and Elmer Evans
susnt last Saturday with Miss Nellie
Unlh sf sfPIssAh,
M. BeAAis Mcleod visited Rev. 8.
~ Halhsid. Jr.. last Sunday.
xfs- L. J. Mcleod is spending some
t1me with her father. Nr. 8. b. Hat
ns1d. sr.. who Is quite feeble. His con-
-6ltion ID most pitifui.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-13

woman feels about cigarettes and
things something like the man who
doesn't believe In ghosts but doesn't
like to go where they are. She
doesn't want to do anything unfemi-
nine. but she doesn't like to be told
that she can't.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-13
STATERURO.

Stateburg, March 10.-Miss Sadie
FLUID was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. G. Richardson. at Farm Hill, for
several days last week.
Mr.. T. p. Brohun Is spending some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Screven
Moore at 1.-The Ooks.'
Miss Annie Burgess is visiting rela-
tives In Columbia.
Mrs. e. w. Frierson. is the guest
Of Mrs. r. M. Cantey for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Nelson visited
relatives In Columbia last week.
Miss Lottie Nelson is spending a
few weeks with Mrs. F. H. Mcleod.
in Fair Florence"
Mr.. +. p. Burgess spent Sunday in
our midst
Miss Sarah Moore spent wednes-
day In Sumter.
Rev. w. H. Barnwell held divine
service at "The Church of the Holy
Cross on Sunday at -11:30 a. m. and
preached at Hagood that afternoon.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-13

Sometimes people fail to distinguish
between a great reformer and a pub
lie scold.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-03-13
MAX.


Max, March l1.--Mr. and Mrs.
Foard of Charlotte. N. c.. who are
visiting In Sardis section were at
Bethel Sunday.
1t is announced that a lecture on
temperance will be given at sardis
next Sunday afternoon by q renowned
lady. No doubt she will have large
audience.
Since some time In January there
has been coincidents noticed about
here. At different times there were
three dreaded forest fires. raging and
were ,uted by heavy rains.
Mrs johnnie Darby Of Lynchburs.
leeturod to IN audience Of ladies At
Bethel school house last Monday AZ
tsrnoon. Mra Darby disclaimed be-
ins = patent medicine seller. but IL .
medical missionary.
We have heard Of three horned
owls being caught alive this spring.
A eolored man found one in his fswl
house. A gentleman caught one that
was trying to Kill . gooss in . mud
hole. and = little girl found one IN
biddis coop. /,
A box Of good estables were receiv-.
Cd here yesterday-An Offering OF,
love. and not the least appreciated,
was q dish Of nicely fried fish. s
Mrs. Birdie Lee 10 critically Ill. 3
Mr.. J. c. Truluck and son. John
Mac. went to Timmonsvills Monday
John Mac went to have q tooth mend
ed.
Mr.. Rufus Dennis Of Shiloh passed
this way yesterday. looking up tax de-
iinQuents.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. w. McGee at
tsuded the funeral Of the latter.s sis
ter. Mrs. Henrietta Anderson, OF Tim
monsville. at Sparrow Swamp last
Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

LENING TON ANENCE-MaK Hart
bought from tho u. A. Cushman Realty
Corporation the northeast corner Of Lex
inEton avenue and 73d street. a hvc-story
elevator apartment house on "A plot iO2. tx
81 feet.
JUNIEL PLACE-Joseph L. Ennis resold
through II. Reinheimer plot 75XJ00. on
the west side Of Jumel Place 1868 feet
north Of 18th street To Simon Meyers, who
resold the property to John Soltau. The
latter gave In exchange the five story fat
No. C Morningside a~euue. East on plot
sS-2x796x irregular. The fat property was
resold by Simon Meyers 10 NJ. Myers.
e6TH STREET.-THE Manheimer estate
sold its property No ~ to Lee West 26th
street. a plot S76xss9 feet 10 n client Of
Ames * CO. The same estate and John
J. Kaughran and Edward Baer also sold
No. l3S 70 l42 West e5th street a parcel
6. sN9S9 feet
25TH STREET-Louis Zinke and Louis
J. Kreshover sold to a Mr.. Jones the prem
i~os No 20 10 l24 West e6th street. 64xsS 3
feet
43D STREET.-THE II. NJ Weiu Company
sold for Margaret Nealis To David &. Bath
40. 249 East 43d street. northwest corner OF
2d avenue. five story tenement house on
a lot 2lXls, feet.
10TH STREET.-THE syndicate composed
Of Benjamin Mordecai. Goodman r. Davis.
Emanuel Heilner and Moses }. Wolf. which
recently purchased the Furniss property,
at Riverside Drive. ?9th and 101h streets.
reSod the six lots on the south side Of
looth street, IN feet east OF Riverside
Drive. u Jacob AXelrod, who will erect two
eight story apartment houses on the site.
The syndicate was reported on Thursday %
have sold a plot Of six lots in the north
side of gath street: That report. however.
was Inaccurate.
18TH STREET-Iguatz NJ Atlas has
sold for RosonzNeig Brothers TO a client OF
Frohlich & Rosenblatt No. 2l5 West l4Sth
street. a six story fathouse, on plot 40XS9. Il
feet.
THE PRONN.
GLEBE AKENT E-William Peters & Co
sold for Miller d Bretzfelder. attorneys. a
semi-detached one family dwelling house
No. 25I7 G'ebe avenue, on lot 20xlO0 feet.
10 Franz Marquardt
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER :


COLUMBIA ST. -. Hendretta Krugmau aEt
Louis ZasUly et al foreclosure of mtgl; at
tOrney. l. IRrner
CATHERINE ST. lots 24S and 247. map
Of Washington t'le. l0OX1o0, Henry Conrad
agt Wilhelm conrad ct al (partitionJ: attOT-
uey. I q Durrin.
EAGLE AVE. . : lots 66 and g. man % prop
erty occupied by Trsulinc Convent The Bronx:
l-anieT Mckee, trustee. agt Joseph Hyman %
al faction 70 set aside transfer; attorney $.
Cass & APPEL
Society for the Relief OF Poor Widows with
Small children agt Chas \ Winter et al fore
closure OF mtg. attorneys. Miller. King. Lane
& Trafford.
PARCEL. OF LAND beginning at a point 24O
10 OF White Plains Road and 1dO n n OF
Norris Park ave look 25x 1O,fN
- n 70 beginning; Clarence F Hutchinson
agt Henry Carroll et al foreclosure OF ntsJ, !,
attorney, J y Ciriggs.
ITH ST. n 5. lot 3J5. map % village of Wake
field The Bronx. 2JXli+. Solomon VI Schatz-
81 mtsel, attorney, III Scheukman.
36rH ST. - 20 20 West: Henrietta G. Schroeder
Buriey agt George Nichols 81 al tfOrec lostlre
- mtg. attorneys. House, Grossman * Vor-
haus
s1ST ST. 1GO n . of Park ave 2Ox 10. ..
tlOttde Riggles agt Bernhard Feifer faction
70 foreclose two mechanics uensl, attorney.
p a Vieu.
10TH ST $ 1875 n w Of 1st ave S7. 5x10O n.
closure OF MTG. attorneys. Eisuan. Levy. Corn
& Levine.
1O1TH ST. :. 100 II " OF Ist ave. % ex1OO II.
susan Van Praag agt Domenico Palermo 81 al
foreclosure OF Mtg; attorneys, Eisman Lew
Corn & Levine.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
NOVEMBER .

NOVEMBER ..
AVE ST JOHN. = whole front between
Kelly and Beck sts. 2J0xl07. :. LAWYERS
Title Insurance and Trust go loan.
Avenue - John Realty CO......-.-..- sf6N 900
BROADWAY : e cor 43d St IO4 Sx165.9v
trreg; Mary \ Fitzgerald loans Frank
X Tate and Broadway and Forty third
Street Building gCO-........-.......--.. Co 5OoOoO
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. = 2tO n a.
OF Amsterdam ave. IOtlN7O NJ Metro
pOlttan Life Insurance Go loans CarIvle
Realty co-.-.--.........-.:-.--. 25O.oOo
CATHEDRAL. PARKWAY. 5 - IOO II W
OF Amsterdam ave, 1rUN7O II. Metro
pohtan LIE Insurance 60 loans Car
lyle Really co,-...--..-,..-.,..-...... eso.Ooo
CONVENT AVE. W cor I4ath ST. gaI1
Nlu", city Mortgage 60 loans T0ma-
hawk Realty Co--.--..-...---,.-.,-.,. 10000
FOX ST. $. 5733 II n OF 165tb 81 t25
\ lu", same loans g. Ciaffney con
s'ruc'iou co..,,.-..--.-.,..-.-.-.,,-,. 81 500
MOHEo;AN AVE. = whole front be
tween 1sist st and West st. t.O 4N7S.5x
trreg American Mortgage 60 loans
With Realty Construction C0....... 55 OcO.
WALTON AVE. " s. SIS Il of High
Bridge Road. 3iS. .9xirreE, Hamilton
Securities 60 loans Walton BUILDING
60. ..----.-.---...---.------....-----, sr.ooo
17TH ST. :. go n Of 18th ave. 5axaa.
city Mortgage co loans Meteor R,.afr,-
4 construction co. .--.--,--.-...---.. 15.OoO
125TH ST. 1872 n W OF Rroa.Ivav
lO6Xl5''N trreE. city Mortgage go loans
Faultless Construction Co........-.. 10 900
l6lST ST. 10 "a of Prospect ave
96 loNl0o. Y Mortgage 4 Security
90 loans PoiatScheh spencer Realty 20 10 a.,
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06

Trading IN the midtown districrs wss
Yesterday a feature ~ the real estate mar
BOT Some speculative builders and In
tes;ors who have becn large buyers this
Nosr IN West e7th street have now decided
rhst eeth street IS most attractive thor-
.ughfsrr and are likely 10 be active there
"a, some months These purchasing opera
ticns win result IN replacing long rows OF
oid buildings In the street with modern loft
buildings.
Several hie transactions affecting sites
in West 2.Srh street were reported yester-
6ay The Manheimer estate found buyer
for ;h. premises No. l27 20 lSS. Ss.sN9S.9
f'ot and with John =. Kaughran and Ed
ward Racr Tor ,he property No. lSS 20
1f2 West 2eth STREET, 6S 9NsS.9 feet. The
pot. ssNes.s feet. No. l20 10 les West 10Th
street. was old by Louis Zinke and Louis
J kueshover
The principal deal in the nortnerly districts
"'ss mo resale of a plot. 75NlOo feet. on the
W Z side % Jumel Place. 1868 feet north
o' l6,th street. 10 Simon Movers who re-
sold tho property % John Soltsu. NJ
Meyers took In exchange the five story faf-
house No. Horningside avenue East. on
. plot sSex7s.6S irregular.
Tho Columbia Bank took tide 20 No. 456
broadway, on lot e5Nloo feet. from Joseph
llElnan. The expressed consideration was
rominai
Plans have been filed for Femodeling The
faree story dwelling house No. .2s4 seventh
svenue. hitting the lower stories for stores
and insts ling stores i'm the TWO i've story
tenement houses AZ Nos 70 and 10 East
1a9th street, the respective Improvements
heing made FOR Ellis Getcher and Lewis
Hrulewi'z. as owners. from designs by NJ.
Zipkes and John -. Lewis architects
Plans have also been filed Tor TCmodelhnG
ono rehttinr the moving picture han AT No.
2l2 West 10th street for Adoph LeWisohn.
and for making over the lower stories OF
ihe flve story tenement house and stores NJ
80. 79ir Division street to conform 10 tho
change ~ street grade mad" Fey The con-
Struction ~ the new Manhattan Bridge. the
Improvements beinc made Tor Abraham
schultz. a. owner. Frederick ~. Moore and
Herman Horenburger are the architects.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
PLAN WEST SIDE THEATRE.
Will Be a Vaudeville and Moving Pict
ure House.

Tho National Biscuit Company Inns leased
so samuel a. Cunningham the old build
inss al Nos. &c and - West 18th street.
s8NloJ feet. and tie aDutting lot al 10. -
West lSsth street 2sNle9 fc.t. near fnnh
avenue. The lease is Tor ten years and
carries an option 10 purchase al the "a
p.ration Of the term
Cunningham has sub.eased Tie
property for the tenn, but not the option.
20 the Crescent Theatre Company, Tor
which he will build a Two story vaudeville
and moving picture theatre a. cost about
.25.aoG Tie plans are being drawn ~
Macmillan Zipkes.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
SUGAR EMPLOYEES RESIGN
Many Leave American Refining Com
pany After Long Service.

presumably growing out Of the SUGAR
Weighing frauds tn the plant Of the Amer
can Sugar Refining Company in Williams
burg, designations have been received from,
men who have held responsible posts ,,rin,-
the Havemeyer & Elder regime and beIt
over when the plant was absorbed bv the
Sugar Trust.
II is understood that several resirn,,,,,s
VIII follow. but among the first tn rasis,,,
was Ernest W. Gerbracht who for tbi-t,-
eight years was the superintendent az "a.
refinery In WILLIAMSBURG II was also sta,e,,
that Frank Wenzel. who held 3, ms, II.
confidential clerk. had also offered bi.. =,
iGnation. and that when his contr,., -,
pired next year James r. Benderpay.l ,h.,
eeherai manager, would also resign pri1,
uelphi" men, II Is understood. are filling tb.,
places "' those who have resigned
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
GETS LONG BEACH DEED.
Ex-senator Reynolds Company Now
Controls Entire Island.

The deed for tho 1.042 acres OF lard sold
- the Township of Hampstead 10 ex-Sena-
tor William H. Reynolds was recorded
yesterday at Mincola These tracts ~
meadow and marsh lands are the easterly
and westerly ends Of Long Beach. the cen
tral portion Of which has been developed
by the Estates Of Long Beach. of which eN-
Senator Reynolds Is the president The
land belonged 90 the township. and tho citi-
zeHs OF nineteen villages voted last Tuesday
f. favor of the sale.
Senator Reynolds made a personal cam
paign. speaking I'm all the towns. He will
al once perfect plans for the sIrther devel-
oument NJ the island which. with its nine
and one-half miles Of ocean front. is now
under hfs control
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
RECORDED LEASES.
lNith lessons address
NOVEMBER 2

eN'th tIt1t-h
BROADWAY. 8 . cor 43d 81. 10, avrc5 @
Mary Fitzgerald 10 Frank n Tat. o.,
- Louis. - al. - yrS. from sept 30
ADDRESS. care " p Dwight g. S'''''0
Cedar So
BltpAIWAl. cor 40 St i04 .axlG5a
rank z Tate. ~ - Louis. a. To-
,.eoi s- Conan Theatre Coz 10 ,rs from
Address Times building.
CENTkE 81. i3i. n cor White 81
SiNl36. HeLry kuabe 10 Henry Srhil-
Ais mann. ~ yIs. from Oct ], 1893 400
coll MEIs avE. . cor load 81: Con
,'' slaI'!, Ieiin IT,, - Josef Herr; 3 yIs.
Address lei5 7th ave.
COZ 'ETLANDT AVE. 80. Henry REQ
s S-..H 10 iam Amo"Fs. %" l. yrs.
Address. 7Ga Courila ave
lkl i, ~ ~. pI-A,-. "a cor l"th -, olivia
d het~". 90 Bernard ycru1au. .
2rs. from Aur.l ]. 1898. ............ So
Adde'S = Twins PIs,..
MANliATTAN ST. 10. Julia A DonoHue
- J'rfy lap'ra. : >rs. from MAJ /
Address. abo.e Observation-Disclosures iNo
STA%IoT ,,.,..s . ST. 20. cor columbia =;
q ~. from May ]. l|pN ..-........... l3a
81 AVE. sea. James J MrGu.a, 90
IJnk Auitricf. " l. SIS. from June
Address. above i''
4TH ST. II fo ]" Fast. Jennie simon 10
hlo" q 90. > -. from 'cb J. 1872. n %
Address. above
7TH 81. 24l. Hynan Truman % al ~
BcIll S''iE'r. yrs. from Noy laGq IA
Address. above. '''
llaTH ST. al 1.ast. Eo,-a n.onofrio 20
lGa " ~ -,
Address. 2072 - ave
ie5TH ST. - 60 ~ o-rst. g o ,..r Ta,a,
ave. Marion Realty 60 L. Norsiy.-s,r.
ki'iiaTd co. . = l. grs from SEP,
1853 ...-..-......... 't -.
Address. 80 I.enoA ave
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06

i1STH ST .. 100 n " Of Hughes ave.
~ lxi0i.2. John McNulty 90 Louis
Frankenthaler mtg S2S OOu) .....-.-..
Address. - Nassau ST.
lsiST ST :. at n or n old private
road on map % property at Fort
Washington; Eugene Y DAILY 10 Henry
MOrgAnthau ..................
Address Ic5 BroaGWsy.
235lH ST. $ 20 n " ~ 3d 81. 25x
1li: John Ewald to Arno Kiessiing
tmtE Sf.u0ol NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Addres-. 17i Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
RECORDED TRANSFERS
'Nith purchasers a8dr.ss,
NBNEMREE =


HoNEMREG .
AVE 4. 10 q of - - 7s,.-o
Rosie TaIbcr 20 A Warren Consfrtlc-
tlun 90 mlfg Sl5. 5.OrOl ..........
Address. care of Il. =. savers. "A
Nassau e..
BAYARD TT. o. . cor Kingsb-iGge Road
looNlt2. 'lar-nce l. willis TO Flare.f.
e Gore m.tR S@u6i 33B. .........
Address. lsi RroadWay
BGoABWAY. d W eor I4sih -. galt-
100. Denis j bwyer - a 10 Dow con
strgrfiHn 60 uutE S+O.'FJI...-....
A-df's-, care ~ Bower. - Broad
BEoADwAT. EG. 5. 25AIol. Jose,.b
HJInHu 90 CplunhIa Lana. .........
Address. 40 RroadWay
CANNON ST. 81. W s. -27xIo0. BERNARD
Blz".ki9 - al tH LeupaI. HorpNifE
smtg $4,000 --..--. -.............
Ad'ress, care Charles s-hAick. n
Avenue a.
SAME PROPERTY; Leopold Horouit,
10 Bernard Dlztri.is e. al tu.tg -. .tasi,
Address same.
cBIRTLANDT AVE. e. :. IO0 n w.s
Mary ~ l"JN@5. Adam hunsiuger 10
Alaress. I76 Eroadway
FREEMAN ST. ~. 3. a5as7.7. Pat
uck weldon q Margaret I."han mtg
Aldrsss. 100 EsoadNay.
GARFIELD 81. 1858. Eugeus r. VaIsn-
tine io Isniir sirlarnann fmtg s.
address. Is6 BroadWay
HESTER ST. c cor 0f FOrsyih At. 20
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

1vith owners name AMI adlres'l
NOVEMBER 3
MANHATTAN.
ifOTW ST e. 80 ft % 2l ave. fcr
Two story brick dwelling. 25x40.
Del tisulio. fremont and Nebst"' - ,
ave-. architects cost --.-'-- -
Ovrevs. Pompa 6 Arnese. ~ Last
10th 81.
TIE BRONX.
FRESTON AVE- y g. ~ n 81 is3d -
five . story brick dwellings, 9lN."'.
ScmmerfeId & Steckler. - Union 80
Square. architects. cost -------- '"'V
Owner Walmaur Realty Company.
1SUth 81 and Rider ave.
FON ST n s. 1O5 n - IegEett ave
eight 2 story brick tenemsuts. 40f'2
9j.4 each. Hoppe & Dauba. $50 West - 81
chester ave. architects, total cost ---- -f'''
Owner. Monts1mery Maze. 42s Lex
i0CtOn ave.
EINSEII.A AVE fI5 p ~ Rose
-. two story frame dwelling. 21N53. II
j Vreeland. 20i9 Jerome ave. architect,
cost ~
Owner. Rachel Bailey. SIS Van Nest
ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 5

NOV IN NIX D
COMMERCE ST. -: John r Cosfe AT
Duane " a. church. owner. Wilson
A. 60. contractor ....-.....-... -..---.'
ESSEX ST. III. Alberene Stone Go sgt
Joseph Wangier and heirs 0f Jonn
ltinglemann. owners. schwartz lIun"-
ing supply 90. contractor. \ hlein.
contractor ..-..........---
MORRIS PARK AVE. SIS. church =.
Gates a Co agt Dominick Nsgrt. owner
ami contractor. Await 4 MacDonaid'
PROSPECT AVE. 23O4 and 2iO6 ChFis-
t0pher Fabel aEt Anna Wel=chmah'
owner. thas =. Nazel contractor ----
10TH ST. tt3 West. Louis Prignano ast
= " I0wden. owner, Armour Concrete
60 contractor .-...-.-. ---.
I2sTH ST - AMI 30 West. same aEt
TlOrentine Fuld. owner AMI cpntract'f-
133D ST. , West: David Fried agt |E
rnund Iasarovitz. owner and contfac-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN

MANEIATTAN-
AVENUE T.. fO7. 10 ! story brick ten.
cment. SommerfeId & Steckler. 70 -
UriOn Square. architects. cost. -.--...- -
owner. : F.liinger. 323 East 10Th -
MADISON AVE- . cor 26fh -, 70 a
story brick garden. Vim J. Ellison,
1493 Broadway. architect. cost ...-.-.- -
Owrpr. Madison square Garden %.
on premises.
THE BRONN.
OGDEN AVE . - n : of i64th -
story frame store and dwelling, HiN-'2.
Moore X I.audsie,iei. 14Sth st and Third
ave architects, cost .---.. ..-..- .---.---- :
Owner. B Winke. 1l14 Ogien ave
OGDEN AVE- . s. IS n 0f l64th ST.
story frame dwelling and store, 9tv'2-
Moore & L4andsiedel. 14sth 81 and Ihirt
ave. architects. cost .------ -..--..- -.---
owner. r. CantreT l6i Broadway-
WALKER AVE. cor commonwealth
ave. story frame stores and dwelling
% 6x67 .; r E,beling 1136 Walker ave.
dIcDlttct- cost
owner. John Reyelt. 1927 Brook ave
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER :.

NOVEMBER ;.
o' MI, LIED " 81 Ss Z, AZ t Ioos s2Is IS
81 AVE. n . cor Of 5Sth 81: Morris II
vim 4 sons agt Aaron Goodman 81 az .-oo
June ~. 1902 .........-.-. 1900 W ""
18TH ST p 2sG n ~ 5th ave, var
& Esr Sheet % NJ Me'Sl a. works isoa AT u@ e45 90
9TH ST. = 98 n . of tsr ave. Stan.i
sg ard Arch 80 , az oa Ss'nses ies,a . 275 %
T7TH ST. % West. ~ TCch We !"
sEJ IIeddog Don r15IIS[, toDstT2S[ion 90 2O2o 81
TTTW ST. ~ West. y TOch I've
ast Heddsn .b ,'ons,r,is,% ,;,-lr.,., 90 202o "a