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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-20
WALTHOUR
IS DEFEATED
BY COLLINS
First Heat Was Declared
Dead and Collins Won the
Two Remaining in Eight
Minutes Each.
By Associated Press.

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 19.-Elmer Col
Zins tonight defeated Bobby WALT
hour in a fifteen mile bicycle race.
The first heat was declared dead. Col
Inns won the two remaining The
time of the first was eight minutes
and two seconds. The second and
third were eight flat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-20
House Committee Reports
the Sundry Civil APP
preparation Bill.
SAME LIMITATION
IS RECOMMENDED

MANY OTHER APPROPRIATIONS
ARE RECOMMENDED, ONE OF
WHICH is FOR REMOVAL OF
THE MAINE FROM HAVANA
HARsoR-$3s,e $685. 900 FOR CON-
TiNUATIoN OF WORK ON PAN
ANA cANAL-HoLIDAYS IN
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COST
$500, 900 ANNUALLY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-20
PASSED THREE BILLS
OVER GOVERNORS VETO
BY Associated Press.

Nashville. Tenn, Feb. 19.-
The Tennessee legislature to-
day three times OVERRIDE the
veto of Governor Patterson,
passing over rs protest bills
providing for a compulsory
legaIiZed primary and for ere
ating without the aid of the
chief executive state and
county election boards.
The three separate measures
were sent in by the governor.
in which he declared the bills
were neither fair nor Just and
asserted the force bill,
which once threatened the
south. IS nor more OdiouS to
the free people than these
three measures.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-20

Surprising in perfection of detail
and novelty OF features, and brilliant
in coloring and social success, the
hrst annual ball-may there be many
of The Pompadours opened the
carnival season IN Pensacola in a
vortex OF merriment, in which the
Widest conjectures of the past sew
eral weeks We're surpassed by q
realization more charming than the
most optimistic had expected.
ARMORY HALL BEAUTIFUL.
In the first place, the big. dIngy
and rather duapidated AYmOFy Han
was beautiful. That is saying more
than one can readily be expected 10
believe. but IL is the simple truth.
Feminine taste-that battling some
thing which can make the 1nexpen-
sive home always delightful in ap-
pearance-had manifested itself
strongly in the arrangement of SIM
pie decorative material, simply placed
but placed with such gentle skill that
the customaTilY unattractiYe hall WAS
really a place of beauty. Long fes-
otans of cFinkley pink DaDer stretch
ed from chandelier to chandelier ia a
net work of dainty color the long
strings finally being drawn together
in the center of the west end OF the
hall over the stage. and falling
gracefully in lines of soft color as a
background for the thrones. But
this background was further beauti-
fed with palmetto leaves. smiIax and
great golden letters. "P NJ. s, 1909
-POmpadour Mystic Society Amid
this setting stood the great gold ana
silver throne chairs, vacant at the
opening of the beautiful bali. and
soon to be occupied by a masked
queen and handsome bIushinE
king.
But first let us glance at the other
decorations. Every electric globe
was daintily covered with pink tissue
paper, prettily gathered, and every
chandelier was garlanded with smllax.
while the guy cords from chandeliers
to side walls We're twined with
smilaX. so that, looking upward to
ward the usually empty and dingy
loft-like ceiling space, ones sight was
arrested by the boweTy pink and
green.
OPENING SCENE.
1t was into such a scene that the
reception committee of gentlemen
ushred the gentlemen guests who
were received at the head Of the
stairs by the chaperOnes, Mrs. I. II.
Aiken, Mrs. J. s. McGaughey. AIRS.
w II. Knowles, Mrs. A. NJ. Avery,
MIS- join l. avery, MIS- Mallory
Kennedy, Mrs. Lewis Willis and Mrs
j. n. Muidon. Then the gentleman
guests were shown to their seats.
there to await the progress of events
and the selection from among them
Of the appointed king and his six
royal dukes. Who were they?
That is the question which had
wracked the masculine mind of Pen
sacola for weeks. Some things
leaked Cut-or did the POmDadours
dole them out only to wbet the iInag-
ination and stimulate cuFiosity2-but
the identity of king and dukes, queen
and maids of honor, remained secret
until last night. So let them so re-
main in this narrative, for at least a
few paragraphs more.
Except for the voices of the men
no ladies were in sight except the
chaperones-theTe was silence in the
hall OF a sudden, the white curtains
at one side of the west end of the
hall parted and . tiny pink page.
fully masked. was seen Then the
lights went out. and instantly there
Continued on Pace TvFol
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EQUITABLE ELECTS OFFICERS.

New York. Feb. 19.-AIl of the old
officers were reelected and all of
the standing committees re-appOint-
ed at the annual meeting OF the di-
rectOrs OF the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society held yesterday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-20

Barrett OF the bureau of American Re
1ubIics. Charles p. Nell. federal labor
commissioner: Aaron Jones. master
OF the national grange; former Govern
or Guild OF Massachusetts and Repre-
sentative Ransdeu Of Louisiana
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-20
MISDEMEANCR TO
PUBLISH THE NAMES
OF WOMEN ASSAULTED.
q Asseciated -.

Columbia, $ C., FeO. a.
i bill has passed the general
assembly Of this state making
it d misdemeanor for any
newspaper magazine 10 pub
Hsh the name of any maid or
woman upon whom an at
tempt 10 Tayish or assault has
been committed. The penalty
is a fine Of one thousand dol
lars. Court publications are
exempt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-20
Sailed From Philadelphia on
February 18th For
Pensacola.
VESSEL WILL BE
HERE MARDI GRAS

is IN COMMAND OF CAPT. SIMP-
SON AND PRACTICAL THE
SAME OFFICERS ARE ABOARD
WHO WERE HERE LAST YEAR
WILL ENGAGE IN TORPEDO
WORK.
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tariff discussion. AmOug the promi-
nent speakers are; representative
Charles y Fowler Of New Jersey,
Senator Norris Brown, o. Nebraska,
Senator Owen. OF Oklahoma Senator
Bcveridge OF indiana, Director John
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
waar-nHww-w-

DECEMBER ~
WILLIS AVE. $50. Henry Heller 70 John @
Blgbie. Yrs from Dec Is. 1909. $500
Address 80 Willis
sTH AVE- 2I45 and 2747. Realty Transfer Co 70
Aaron Kurznlan and Henry Segall. WIS
from Dec J. 1879. IS ioi A.
Address. 304 West 147th ST
sTH AVE. 274o and 275l Realty Transfer Co 20
Aaron F thurman ana Henry Segall. WIS
from Dec J. 1903. S5.0o1 %
Address. 304 West 147th 81.
18Th ST. Alb East: Robt " Goeet 70 Turtle
Bay Investors Co. yrs from May !. 1899
Address $50 Broadway.
18Th ST S23 East Harry Newman and nno -
giuseppe Urezzaoapa' Yrs from Dec 1. 1919.
Address 34I East 4sth 81
BOTH ST. E. 100 Of I1th ave 100000 10
20 6irh ST. Jane Z Faituota 70 las ! Buckley
ana anoi 10 yrs from AuS 1. 1905. $500.
Address, a West 44th 81
sIrH ST. 80 and So East: East a7rh q Corp =
U David Miller us from MAY L 1910 $500
Address. sos East 9th 81
l4eTH 81. 500 West. Realty Transfer co -
Aaron Thurman and Henry Segsll. = rs
from Dec ]. 1909, s1.e62 IS.
Address. 204 West l47th
18th ST. 800 West Realty Transfer Co -
from Dec J. 1909. -. 1s2 s.
Address 800 West 147th -.
147TH ST. 800 West; Realty Transfer Co 20
aaron 2 kurZnar ana Henry ssgall. yrs
Address S04 West 18th s.
18TH ST. 500 and SIS West Realty Transfer
% 70 Aaron ? thurman and Henry Segall. s
yrs from Dec J. 1903; SO AZ Il.
Address SO4 West 147th 81
18TH ST. $50 and 554 West Realty Transfer
yrs from Dec 1 1909. IS 40 Il
Address. 90 Vest 147th 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21
ELLIS ISLAND room
Secretary NageI Cancels Fell,
BrOdts Contract.

Washington. Dec. 20-S~cr~ta-v -
has approved the recommendation :. ~
Commissioner General - Immigrants, -
the contracts between the Eoveru-,.,. =.
Felix Brodt for the supply % FOOD % -
migrants at Ellis Island b csnceH.1
controversy srose between Co..,
sioner William Williams and Nr 3D..
70 the quality % the food being 49,
the latter. Mr.. Williams holding a..
did not meet the specifications
randun on the case Secretary Nazel -.
According 10 the testimony. $780,
all articles furnished have been o. Inf.-...
quality. either all the time or fo- a -
siderable portion % the time. Win -.
20 cerveiat. which constitutes a - =
stantial part ~ the contract this "a,
peculiarly true. ConcedinE for a-rr-.-.--
sake the right % the dsps rtrneut 70 -,,v,,.-
the obligations OF the contractor. n -
lie admitted that such notifications can !.
granted only IN cases % controlling No..
sity. and then only n the contractor -.
corresponding allowance IN p-fe. a.
attempt - arrive AZ a essonabl- u,<.-
standing appears 20 b. hop.lesE Tn--...
OF making such an attempt n IL r.r,-..S
as wiser. under all IN. cirrurnstanc.- !.
the case. 10 put an end 70 the dfs-u-.s,-
and controversy by taking advautax. :,
the right reserved In the contrsr- IA -
eel that contract upon six davr' ,o.s,.
The recommendation - IN. Cornr-f--,,-..
General 10 that effect IL therefor. -
proved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21

second loft in Nos TO ard Ia West 18th
street 70 the Mutual Embroidery Company.
Daniel Birdsan & Co. have leased TO
Henry Rosenstein the building No IS War
rem street. containing about 5000 square
feet. at an aggregate rental OF $4,000
The Realty Reimbursing Company has
leased for William A. Pond e. Co the first
floor IN No. IS West S7th street 10 Q. C..
Bevin
NJ & L. Hess have leased for the Mer-
chants Exchange Building Company 10 r.
KUppenhetmer & Co. space on the fifteenth
floor at Nos. ia and liz Fifth avenue: for
the Improved Property Holding Company TO
r. Reiss & Co 1oO00 square feet al Nos. 10
and III Fifth avenue: for Francis Z. Wood
bury 70 Morris Asinof the first. second
third and fourth lofts at No. 81 Blocker
street; for J. Ronaine Brown g. Co. TO
Seiden & Wolf. the second loft at No. l4l
West Path street. for Gertrude Y. Morgan
10 the Monogram Neghgee Company. the
ninth loft at No. ~ East ast street: for
Guy Witthaus 70 Slater & Apple. the fifth
loft at No. Is East I'D street. and for Nor
rts Asinof 10 Schnitzler & Margolias, the
third loft al No. q Blocker street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21

ST. per cent Henry Gundiach 90 Elizabeth
Address. 400 West fssth -.
FREMONT ROAD. s. 80 r q PLIGHT sV -
Turner tirieve. $40
Address. en3 Broadway.
UNION AVE W - 20if n ~ George -. A1
TAO. I W = Per cent: Otfie NJ Bcschen 70
Dollar savings Bank. s6.5Do
Attorneys. Lcxow. Mackohar NeUs'
Cedar 81.
VALENTINE AVE. " = i50s u n ~ isoth a.
So. 2x103 ~ tprior mtg Si2o0W: duo. etc a.
per bond. George schmid 10 Henry flncS'
Address. 1854 Prospect ave.
WALKER AVE n W cor westch~ster ave ~
mania Firc Insurance 60. Sis.e9
Address. 80 William ~.
wEsTCHEsTER AVE. : :. at fefri1
Ro sSsr too TO Tiir. Insurance c and trust 90.
Address. i7s Brosdwsv
Wskeheid. ss1Ii4. due. &c ss per- bond.
John Zgelch 10 William q s'o ysl,Il,,,S,
9TH AVE- g. . = lot G7s. same map. 2oailA'
due. etc, as per bond same 10 John Golden
Free Frederick A southworth. IS william st
Hath ST 442 East. yrs. per cent. msr-
guerte Bridehoft TO Harlem Savings banS'
sK& FR wirhtmsn. 90 Broadway.
Hath ST 440 East. same II. per csnt.
Joseph AcCsndless To Harlem Savings
Bank. 5000
15sD ST. rs. icas f. v Of Elton ave - s1lco:
due. etc. a. per bond George ! ArnenS
10 Manhattan Mortgage co; 5000.
Address. 600 Broadwsy.
155TH ST g. Is . u % Morris ave. - 81
Minnie V Minosue to Philip watten5ers'
Parker Ernst. ITO Broadway.
erine paws 10 Julia y Rauschler: 81 Ooo.
Wager & Aokor 2sT Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Annette p Tisch and another. ezrs. 20 Annette p
Tisch trus. 81 ,,.oo
Samuel Bittermsn 10 Lazarus freed; sz-to ,..
George n Taylor. trus. 20 Ph@oe Asy'o''
Geo c Park to Title Insurance co Of View York
Municipal Mortgage 60 10 Mutual IAfe Insurance
90. Sfoo
Ss9Ds Powell ss%sn q, 10 j ss"s weSsr 5000
sarah Kahn 10 Benz Ehrman. 81
John J Phclan Margaret Ksrby; s4rs
Annette Tisch. trus. 70 American
sarah Kreinik 70 Rosa Levy. 81. -.
Lily " churchill e al. ears. 70 LILY cnnie'
Morris Cooper 10 Jane cooper. 81
MAJ Mile Edn. Harold Nils; ". .
John McMaster 10 Richard W stevenson ""N'
christina Keller - Bella Delmouts; 5000.
Herman Heller 10 Dora COIN. Sii.Sp.
New York Trust company 20 Ravens tieh-i
Fund society: $4,000 -
Domenico Abbstte and another 10 Charles @er-
Lizzie cook 10 WIN DonneIly: 81.
United states Trust 60 o. New 1ork 70 sori-V
Of the New York Hospital. $40 Ooe
Adolph Freifsld 70 Geo Freifeld. 5000
Prank Becker 70 Arthur Bolton. - so
Ury Danenbers e. al. trus. 20 Try panennsf
Thomas 3 a Hall and another 70 Title Guaran-
Zee and Trust co: 80 600
Edw Black 10 John n NouEht and snotn-r'
LAWYERS. Ti,e Insurans. sna Trust CO to Law
yers, Mortgage 60; so ooo ,,..,.-., 60.
Title Guarantee and Trust 60 % National say
lnEs Bank. 500
same 20 FLORENCE seIiErnsu $1,000
Same 10 Edith jayne. ssoeo
Same 70 same: 81 0n0.
Same 20 Municipal Mortgage CO. sioH
Geo A Briggs - Frederick T Van Hoessn, ~ ~
s. Noo
Lawyers Mortgage CO 10 Thos Morriss-l It al:
American Mortgage 60 - Auustt. Tiscn and
another. eNrs. Sl4.ee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21
RECENT BUYERS.

Isaac and Henry Mayer are the BUYERS ~
the northwest corner Of Broadway and
s2d street, sold recently by Franklin Petit
The same firm bought from Mr. Petit
few weeks ago the southwest corner Of
Broadway and 18th street II is under
stood that apartment houses will be erected
on both plots
Mandelbaum & Levine are the buyers Of
no. % 10 2S9 West eSth street leix9S TX
irregular, sold recently by Mary ?. Satter-
lee through NJ & L Hess and Robert r
Rainey. The property rs between Seventh
and Eighth avenues. and Is under lease 70
the William Jackson Company for three
years
Michael Coleman Is tho purchaser 81 the
southeast corner Of Sixth avenue and SD
street, Recently resold 70 NJ. L. Blumberg
r s. Hooker is the buyer II No. 1ss
West I'D street. sold recently for Mrs. Z.
". Fulton by Pease & EIeman
Miss A Fountain Is the buyer ~ no. o4S
West 10Th street, sold recently ny Louis B.
Finn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21
Il $500 900 LEASE.
Fulton Chambers Building
Rented for LORg Term.

The Charles r. Moves Company has ar
ranged a long-term lease. on a net rental
basis. covering the seven story Fulton
Chambers Building. at Nos l02 and Jos
Fulton street. on a plot 50xs0 feet The
aggregate rental ~ about 100000 The
same brokers sold the building 10 the Full
fon-Chambers Company in 1897. Since then
rhe building has been entirely altered. II
IS now leased At a yearly rental of more
than $4,000.
Frederick Fox & Co have leased fo-
Anna 3. Dodd and William T.. Clark. as
executors ana trustees oil The estate Of
EliZabet A Blake. the entire building
TO 81 West 10Th street. for long term
of years. The building WAS formerly an
apartment house II viii he altered imr1e-
1iately into stores and lofts by the lessee.
John L. Schersmith has leased to the
government 4 plot 50x9971 feet ON the
north side OF 146th street, % feet west of
Amsterdam avenue Tor term Of ten
years. on the site the government Will
erect building 10 be occupied by the
TostOf1ce Department as a new station
made necessary rs the rapid growth Of
Washington Heights.
Low l. Rosenthal mas leased for = term
az wears the four story building Nos us
and 80 East 12sth street to Gustave q
Reinke OF Troy, \. y, for Jacob 3. Coon
-. and for Spiro & Wasservosel the store
g. No. 1854 Seventh avenue 10 DAVID
Nolinsky.
Derzer Brothers have leased for a long
torn for the estate OF Henry Bruner 10
Nathan Eurzrok the third loft of Nos 10
and 12l Wooster street also. for Doniger
Brothers. 70 a clothing manufacturer, 500
square feet at Nos - and . West 4th
street. for Horace = Ely d Co. two lofts
81 No. l03 Bleecker street, for Henry ken
ring. two lofts Al no. 81 Grand street. Tor
Henry TroWbridge 10 a waist concern sG,8
square feet At Nos. Isl and ls3 Mercer
street: for Morris s. Herman TO cloak
snd suit house loft in Nos - and ~
Grand street. northwest corner Of Wooster
street. for Max Green 10 koppelman 4
Bores. loft II No. - Prince street. ana
Tor the Gernshe.mer Realty Company, the
second loft At No 4S9 broadway.
Edward ". Gray has leased for the Sea
man Realty Holding Company 600 No. Is
West 18th street. store and basement 10
Chuck Bros Davis. sixth loft % Brown
& Creiner. seventh loft TO Frank r. Hays.
eighth loft 10 the Eagle Cloak and suit
Company: also. with " O. Walker Sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21

taxes etc s2sT 20; sub 10 = prior mtgs Of
$4,000. 10 the plaintiff for sis.oo0
The auction offerings to-day Will be as
follows:
Ry James I. Wells Co.
MADISON AVE. az. :. 3s.s n Of 65th -.
lohxo0, sts ana Placement dwlE. r q Won
Asfen sEt r Homer q a.. Eisman. l. = q q.
aftys' David Thomson. ref. amt due. s4,n2 Is:
taxes. etc Ss53 o..
BY Joseph T. Dsy.
is2D ST. aas. .. 124e n OF Washington ave.
leN5s. exls aS6l Z. 3 sly dygig Eva p Schaidner
AT Hillside Realty q Con Co - al. G
s7.c4s 81. taxes. etc. siss az ''''' ''''
18th ST. PAS. q s. 1918 y W ~ I'd ave. IS sx
zoos. sly dwig; y u Atwater aEt A Ras-
mussen 81 al, AtWater a e, attys: A = Mas
se,, ref. amt due. s2272 %: taxes. etc. s6ai ~.
sub 70 a first mtse Of 81. 800.
MONROE ST ga. cor Jackson 81 2JxSp sx
.eNst-o' sly tenmt and stores, Israel Rot
keNlG 81 a. aEt samuel Weinstock 81 al:
Sls, iof 46- taxes. etc. s.. 067 -.
TAYLOR ST. 3. 80 n 81 Columbus ave
S9NlVo. Van Nest. Baruch Kaufman AIT John
Higgins et al action Kendall a H. attYs
Marced Levy. REF amt due. S642s s.. taxes.
TAYLOR ST. g. 800 p ~ Columbus ave.
@o1luo Van Nest: same AIT same action .;
ssTne aftys; " Booth. ref. amt due. Sc
4s2 -: taxes. etc. $500.
LEMON AVE. 2i2 . s 81 It. 3 % i2ist ST.
2u0eo. sty dwE. sherin's sale Of al right.
title etc which G r Campbell had on oct %
1917. or since. NJ L Littleton. atty
AT Municipal Building. Bronx.
BY Referee. at 10 a m
OAK 81. " 5. 200 n y Of Cornell ave. :5x1oO.
lo0V5O. also Cedar ST s. $50 p 5 Of cornell
ave. 25xlO0. Eastchester. A V Taylor agt L L.
sttys: II c Heath, rel amt 5us 81 t I'D "a a.
taxes. etc. 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21

10th ST. 9. s7s ~ % Brosdwsy ioosi2o
Kiys sapiro 10 ISaao Berinsten mtg $50
Address. same az above
THE BRONX.
BOSTON ROAD :. at " Palmer 81 81
Elinbxirreg: Abraham Edn'onds 10 John Nc
Address Room ao4 40 5th ave
FRANKLIN AVE. 8. i12.6 n n Grant 81
Tx irreg: George Joseph 20 Maria Joseph o.
lots 3os. 30T. $40. 32T and TBS. map woodlsvn
HeiEhts. uronertv OF Biw willard Max
Reese to Harry Bierhon. = Part tmtg
Address. s4a I.enox ave
lots i1a and $50 map Henry MorEenthau. The
Bronx, Adam Wiener 70 Sarah spero. $50
SANE PROPERTY; same 70 Henry Gunlsch.
Address a45 jackson ave
MANDIA ST. 20 n Of Spofiord ave. 2'x
io Empire Developments co 20 John Dosso'
Address 1742 Adams -
PAEk AVE- 44s7- 1885 3: M Minnie '
Address. Room 9ls. no BroadVsy
FREMONT AVE. W s. 50 n cf Pilgrim ave.
2Sxloo: Bankers Realty ana Security co to
Address, Room 500. Times Building
WATER W. AVE ". 2ios p Of both st. i7.7T
To- ioxI5 p, 7Siel II. James oliver ref 70 Sc
Address. Room ~. - Park Place.
WHITMAN ST. W $. 1875 n ~ i5sth ST @5x
gins, QUIT claim. 81.
Address. SIS Macy Place
eTH AVE. s. ?. % lot SIS. map Wakefield.
5eOl14. Walter Grant 20 John J Zueich: 500
Address. 3414 Barker ave.
18TH ST. :. - II 81 Willis ave. s5K10o.
Jacob Rseser ~ Marie NJ Roeth. OF Brooklyn
mtg S1O OoOl. gift
Address. l6o Rockawsv ave. BROOKLYN
NTH ST. ga East e. - 6xss 8: Philip Wat
800
Address. 274 East 1S5,h st.
18TH ST. a. ~ Crotons ave t2Ox
81 A. LYDIA a spencer 20 Crotona ave Realty
CO. SiO0
Address. 176 Broadvsv
18TH ST SIS East n s. - SKIS 10. Julia y
fhnschler 70 Katherine Doris Cultg 81. 500 500
Address. 3T2g Willet ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21
THOUGHT ENGINE WAS UNLUcKY
Uncoupled from P. R. R. Flyer After II
Struck Fire Hose Wagon.

DAYTON. Ohio. Dec. 1.-Pennsylvania flyer
No. a2s. vast bound. struck IRE depart
meut hose wagon at the WAYNE avenue
crossing at O'Clock last evening. killing
two horses. Four hremen were SERIOUSLY
injured
"he train barely missed the hook and
LADDER wagon from the same engine house
huluk 70 the same ure. and moment later
struck the hose wagon. demoliShinr AZ
and the train few blocks further iunpe,
train left the track ~
Railroad officials believed the locomotive
uniuchN. ana the engine was taken OF
and another substituted The train We A..
lsNed about three hours within the city
limits ~
All the passengers were IN a state OF
-reh' excitement, many women fainttng
When the engine ieft the rails both en-
sineer and fireman Jumped from the CAB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-21
NEW ALTERATION PLANS.

with owners name AMI address,
DECEMBER -.
MANHATTAN.
is-D ST 4sN 40 East. 20 sly n-k -s->-
house and lofts. II kruble. SIS West sd -
architect. cost SIS 900
owner. r u Grcte ~ premises
THE BRONX
CASTLE HILL AVE. - . ~ Herr1any
ave. 10 % frame dvlE. u 6xSo Q.
Thomas 7, Newman. PISA Westchester ave
architect. cost. 81 500
owner Anna Walters. on premises
FULTON AVE W :. 100 n % - Paul Flac-:
m . srv attic frame storage. "a .7xS7.a. Frank
STANLEY J67 Fulton -. Brooklyn. srchitect.
cost. $500
owner zeltnsr Brewing Co ID ave and iTo1s
HERNANY AVE cor castle Fiji ave. 20 q
- stv frame dv lE - 3x2s- B. Thomas L New
man 2l64 Westchester ave. architect. cos1
s. 500
owner Johanna Barry. premises.
i52D ST T63. to a . sly brk stores and tsnnit.
.1x52. Cfoldner 4 Goldberg, ia Jackson ave.
architects. cost. 5000.
owner. Jacob Kaplan. SIS Eagle ave.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER N

AVE A. Ssth 70 6Tth 81. 40 2z5sT - East
River. --xSf5 Joseph Richards aEt Rockefeller
Institute for Medical Research. owner. Matteo
III Msnna and Marc Edlftz & son. Contractors
$40
BAILEY AVE. 8 . cor :5Oth e. 25x1Oo. CHRIS
tan vorneran's sons sEt estate 81 Marcus
Nathan. owner. Harry Fried. owner ana con-
tractor. Marcus Nathan. contractor; 500
BATHGATE AVE " cor 1ssth - oSKso'
Nathan L Sfraus - 81 AR Mountain Con-
structfon CO. owners and contractors: $50
ERIsTOW ST 3 cor 10Th -. Tbxso. Ike
Friedman aEt ChaS SproessiE. ir. owner
and contractor; S342 so
BROOME ST 557. Joseph 10 Medico - - aE-
Rshecca ShkolntkoT. owner. A BonaEur. con
tractor 500.
MINFoRD PLACE " = BIO y : Q. IND - 100
Building and Construction co and Artnlr "
Wall. owners and contractors. s54o,
MATILDA AVE. g S23 10 q \ OF 23sfh - lnH
xiO0 Domenico Toscano axt Fox Miller Eeslry
-. owner. Herman Masche. contractor Sasb
NEWELL AVE. =. 300 - Of Magenta - 100
1f2J. Pasduals Armenia aEt Bronx DeveioF-
rnent o.. owners. Antonio y Andrea ccntrac-
tor $3.50.
ssr4 ST sas ~ $50 West: Brau1fels Browning
z - aEt Cumming Construction 60. o7ner.
Hopkins & Isrner contractors, 30 81
1C:,TF ST io5 West. Kspltn Plumbing @ ar
Forma Realty CO. owners. Max Roadon. con-
tractor S1oS0
18TH ST. ia West. LS--nzo Building Consrruc-
ZION Co aEr Moses L Frazisr. owner and con
ira tor, Seo.
18TH ST g. sn % Dal- sv- ~ 6xsl =:
Albert n Herhst ag- d y sprinE Realty 90.
owners and contractors. $40
issTH ST. 5n4 SIC East. same Az sane.
Ss00.