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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
PAIN lH-.TaE BACK
/ symptom of Kidney Trouble which
Should Have Prompt and Careful
Treatment


:: A pain in the back nearly always in
dicates trouble in the kidneys. Sore
ness in the groin or hip, rheumatic
pains in the joints. frequent, scanty
or higlly-colored urination, dizziness,
puffiness under the eyes, are other in
dications of kidney or bladder trouble.
and need prompt attention to avoid
trouble Of more serious nature pos
sibly chronic rheumatism, Bright's dis
ease or diabetes.
Taken In time, the following pre-
scriptton is the best obtairiable for
weak or inactive kidneys and bladder.
'One-half ounce Murax compound. one
half ounce fluid extract Buchu. six
ounces good pure gin" These in
gradients can be secured and mixed at
home or any good druggist can put
up the prescription. Take i'm doses of
one to two teaspoonfuls three times
a day, after meals.
The Kidneys are sponge-like organs
whose function is to remove poisonous
waste matter and uric acid from the
blood. When these organs become
clogged these impurities remain in the
system and are almost sure to cause dis
astrous results il not given proper care,
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
PRINCESS CANTACUZENE
COMING TO AMERICA
Daughter of General Fred Grant
to Visit Her Parents

NEW YORK. Nov. SIT is announced
that the Princess Cantacuzene. former
ly Julia Dent Grant, daughter ot
General Frederick Dent GrBnt,. will
come to America soon after the iioli-
days and visit her parents at Fort
Sheridan, the military post at Chicago.
The duchess of Manchester is also
coming TO visit her father, Eugene
zimmerman, at Cincinnati, and if the
plans of a number of other western
girls who now bear titles ma ;u'e;- they.
will also come.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
OBJECTS. TO. NATIVE OF
TURKEY AS A CITIZEN
Department of Commerce OPP
poses Naturalization Petition
IShccinI Disnnfch 10 The CnlEl

:: REDDING,. Nov. S.-Fredericls n
Littleton: was sent here yesterday by
the department of commerce and labor
to object to the granting of naturali-
zation papers to George Saba, native
of Turkey, who has resided in Califor-
mia since 1890. Littleton asserted that
Turks can not become citizens under
the constitution and Judge Barber, who
heard the case, has taken it under ad
visement pending a decision in a sim-
liar case before the United States cir
cult court at Eos Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
ADOPTS "MOvE ON" LAW
TO REGULATE TRAFFIC
Chicago Bill Limits Vehicles to
One Hours Stand

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.--A new city ordi-
nance which limits 10 one hour the
time an automobile or other vehicle
may stand continuously in the down
town streets was put into effect yes
terday-- Vigorous protests immediately
came from downtown physicians who
regard their. motor cars as almost in
oispensabie to their work.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
S. p. ENGINEER JAILED
FOR BLOCKING STREET
Mail Carrier Complains of Train
Standing at Crossing
I Special DiSpoich 10 The Call

MARYSVILLE, Nov. "a crusade
against the practice of Southern Pa
cific engineers of keeping street cross
ings blockaded has beer~inaugllrate ted.
Engineer Charles Duncan was the first
to be arrested. Mail Carrier Henry
H. Hoffert was the complainant. Other
warrants have been sworn to and will
be served when the engineers appear
in town again. 1t is said that fire.
quently freight trains block many of
the city streets for half an hour at a
time.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
FUNERAL OF PRINCE ITO
MADE STATE CEREMONY
Greatest Popular Demonstration
Ever Seen in Japan

TOKYO. Novs 4.-Tbe funeral of
Prince Ito took. place today. It was
a great state ceremony, magnificent in
point Of display The POPULAR demon
stration of sympathy was the most
widespread ever seen in Japan. .The
funeral ceremony at -Hibya park ended
at noon and fnterment win be made
at Omori.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
DRIVES INTO CREEK
AND LOSES HIS LIFE
Mystery Regarding Horse and
Buggy Explained

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
: REDDING, Nov S.-The mystery re-
garding the horse and buggy. found
IN a dredge pool Ia Clear, creek has.
been explained by the findihg of the
body Of Joseph Nacireimer in the pool.
He mad driven into the pool in the
dark and was drowned. The other
man missing has been found.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
CALIFORNIAN AGED 81
is JAILED IN BOSTON
Accused OF. Using the Mails to
Defraud
Especial Dispalch 10 The Call

[Speeinl Dspdich 70 The Call
BOSTON Mass. Nov. $.-Aibert Is.
Clark, aged 81. of San Diego. Cal. is
under arrest here charged with using
the mails TO defraud.. In default $500
bail he is in jail for hearing November
10. He inserted advertisements in
papers calling. for helper. wanted by
party of five. pay $50 month. must have
500 TO deposit as test of good faith" "
POSTAL DEFICIENCY GRoWs-washington.
Nov. IA postal deficiency of S1T, ,4S9, TIN.
an increase Of $3.50 4a1 over last year. was
announced In the annual report Of Merritt o.
Chance, auditor of the postoffce department,
which was made public today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
FARMAN IN AIRSHIP
FLYS FOR FOUR HOURS
Beats AeropIane Records for
Distance Covered -:

MOURNEBON, France, Nov, 3.-TIeIry
Farman, English aviator. today won
plane records for duration OF flight and
distance. He covered 232 kilometers
I1z4 miIes9 in 4 hours minutes and 25
seconds. The previous best record was
made by Farma,n at Rheims last
August, when. he won, the grand prix
Be la Champa gne, travelling IS0 3Silo-
meters 6llI-7S niiles) in hours min
utes Sc 2.5 seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
YREKA PASSES STRICT
SALOON ORDINANCE
License Raised to $3.50 Year
and Hours Curtailed

YREKA, Nov. S.-The city trustees
have passed the most drastic saloon
ordinance ever in effect here. 1t raises
the license to $3.50 year and provides
that all saloons must close from mid
night to 6 a. M. and on Sundays from
, %. m. to a. m. Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
CHINESE PHYSICIAN ON
TRIAL FOR MALPRACTICE
Oriental Doctor Is Accused by
Woman =.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
!: SkCR RAMENTo, Nov S.-Dr. T. Wah
Hing, Chinese physian and wealthy
property holder in this city, is on trial
before Judge Hughes and jury on a
charge OF malpractice. The complain
ant in the case is the woman upon
whom the crime is alleged to have
been committed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
SAYS LABOR AGENCIES
HELP SPREAD DISEASE
| Special Disealch 10 The- Call

ISpeciaI Dlspdleh 10 fie IdllI
SACRAMENTO. Nov 3.--Employplen
agencies are a. medium through which
disease. is spread in this state. says the
secretary of the slate board of health.
DR.. W. F. snow. The sending over the
state of iaborers. many of whom are
foreigners, without the. proper regard
foc health has aided tho spread of dis
ease. Doctor Snow is. in favor of COM
pelling SUCH agencies to make health
Inspection Of clients
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
COUNTY FRUITMEN TO
MEET AT. yACAVILLE
.eeeioI Dispatch 10 The ColIl

1 IopeeIoI D95PIieh 10 ne OdHI
SACRAMENTO; 1Nov. "A meeting
OF the fruit growers Of Solano county
has been called for November II at
-vaca5lle by state HorticuIturist JEFF
frey. Fhe meeting is the result Of the
successful conference held by grow
-ers at Loomis. and Newcastle.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
GIRL TO STAND TRIAL
FOR KILLING LOVER
Alma Bell Fails to Secure De-
lay for Ill Health
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

IOPccIdI DLSPuIcH 10 nc Oat
AUBURN. Nov: .3-Physicians ap-
pointed by Judge Arnot decided today
that Miss Alma Bell. charged with the
murder of her sweetheart, was in fit
condition to stand trial and the case
win be called tomorrow. Miss Bell
asked for delay yesterday on the ground
that she was too i'll to proceed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
NINE REPORTS ORE
OF UNUSUAL VALUE
Milling Rock Said to Be Worth
SI00 Ton
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

NEVADA CITY, Nov. 3.-News of
the greatest discovery ever made in. the
Gray Eagle mine, near Sierra City. has
been received here. 1t is announced
that few days Ago in the main drift
a big ore body was encountered which
will mill from $40 TO 500 per ton,
ing rock.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
FIREMAN FALLS ASLEEP
ON RAILWAY TRACKS
MekkeIsen of MarysviIIe
Held on Insanity Charge.
Special Dispatch. 10 The Call

LSPecidl DisPd!eh 70 The Call
:AIARYsvILLE, Nov. 3.-John Mex
kelsen, a member OF the MarysvilIe fire
department; is held pending an investi-
cation as TO his. sanity. lie fell asleep
last night on the Northern electric
track near town. He tells weird stories
of alleged, adventures and the. police
believe his mind is unbalanced.
To secure a position place an ad in
The Call. The cost is only 10c a day
People are sometimes killed by kind
ness'-in books.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
MAY RECLAIM 10000
ACRES OF SAGEBRUSH
Salt Lake Capitalists to Use
Cowhead Lake Waters
Especial Dispatch 10 The cdlfF

t----e'7f
ALTURAS. Nov. S.-=A project is un-.
der way TO utilize the waters of Cow.
head lake TO irrigate so 600 acres of
sa gebrush land in southern Surprise
valley in Medoc- county. Surveyors are
at work running lines. About $4,000
feet of tunnel and open cuts. will be
necessary to get the water to the lands
in question. Salt Lake capitalists are
back of the deal
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
PROPOSALS

SALE OF CONDEMNED STOREs-oface OF
Depot Quartermaster. 1856 North Point street
San Francisco, Calf. November = 10OQ-SeaIe,i
proposals. in duplicate. will be received here
until IL a. m. December l. 1909. for the pur-
pairs trousers. white drill and $40 IRE pots
for Sibley tent stoves. Further informa ton on
application. Certified check for 10 per cent Or
amount of bid required. Envelopes containing
proposals to be marked Proposals for condemned
stores. 10 be opened December 1. 1907 and al
dressed III. Col. F. Won Schrader, u S A.
Depot QuartermaStcr-
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04

We are the worlds largest Gamers of
Tomatoes.
This year we put up more than million
bushels These were of varying grades and
packed under 400 different labels. Some were
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04

You will always be
safe if you insist on
Del Monte.
While we probably
put up whatever brand
is offered you, you will
not be sure of getting
our choice unless it is
Del Monte.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04

Del Monte carries our name and guarantee
Most dealers can supply you. The price il
12Hs cents can everywhere.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04

for dealers who own
their own brand s.
Many belong 10 US.
But our choice brand,
the one under which
we pack the selected
Tomatoes, using only
those that are large,
.:. ~;1aoa5 --J
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04
POSTAL DEFICIENCY

solid tomato meat We drain off all extra
water. Most of our other brands, those that
must sell on the cry of cheapness, are not so
carefully packed and contain great deal more
water.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04

Three-piece tailored suit. Made of fine
vale serge-in black, blue or raisin- Dress
made in one-piece. long wasted effect with
full skirted bottom. Coat q long-guaran-
teed satin lining-long roll collar-moire
silk trimmed. All sizes-special A6
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

67s TeasdaIe Place s. e41o OF 80 ave. 25Kloo
Ey b-k teumn; George BnEel ct a.;
X, sttys L Britt ref; amt due, S2lCS7 81:
24s Iz4th ST. g. $50 II Of sth ave 6ozee H. 8 sty
stores: Kssner Henry DTeyer ct al;
Jackson & F. sttys: " F Carell ref; amt due Sl2-
taxes. etc S96S 81 sub 70 first nse of $4,000
BY Samuel Marx.
1873 Avenue A. s. 504 Il Of aoth st. 25 2xio7x
Irregular and store; X c Wooihull ct al
Joseph Kornhauser al; Cannon s. attEs William
Allen, ref due sIO.e27 es; etc 1863 IS
BY Samuel Godstickcr.
Anthony ave Q 6, OF Prospect Place. 75xe2 Ak
70 21eT7 vacant Emma Bender ct al egt y CulEin
ct al; F Hunmei atty; Jacob Levy. ref; amt due,
s., "a II: taxes. etc. ST5 Sc.
ON FRIDAY MAY q.
BY Joseph 7. Day.
sTth &. 225 II OF 1lth 2JI3s ?: 6 sty
tennt Mary uh ct al agt Jacob Godstein et al action
!: z P TFautmAnn. atty; f McAvoy, ref; amt DUE
SCOTS 30; $40 H. 10 mtse OF 5000
By Samuel Marx
6zz s7th e. e. go Il OF Ilth ave 25Kese sty
action 2: same atty, same ref
due So III 93 $40 Il. sub 10 first mtge
Of 5000.
BY Samuel GoIdsticker.
1873 I'd ave- s. 1911 # Of 9th st. 25x1oo 4
store. Matthias kaIlnenzind Rgt Abraham
Teichman al; F p Humuel atty Jacob Levy. ref
due S7e1s -; taxes etc S7T1 o. sub TO Entge q
SSC
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

sty tenrnt; Abfan Bachrach agt Saul Adams ct al
Ebbard i attys: Culhane. due, S430s 81;
81 Nicholas e Of 1s7th st. 50x1Oo; vacant
Alphonse Eogenauer ct al agt saHncel SVorts et al
Davis K. attys; V L Leibe ref; Due IS, ,49S OI
sub TO a first mtge OF $4,000.
z26 10th ST. g. 30S IT Of Ave D. Is. .4x92 3; 8 sty
tenut and store; " Schmohl ct al. exrs. Isdor
Shaikowitz al; Wilson. B & ". attys: E J Maroney
ref amt due S5547 81; taxes etc S4S1 L; first
226 seth ST. $. 2s5 # of Sd ave 25x1oOs; sty
Davis X attys; Dudley Dupignac, ref due sI4-
S21 81 taxes, SI15 3d. first mtge $1,000
Bronx boul W 27sx rreg wakeield: Bussing ct al
agt John O'Bren ct al; II D Lent. atty W Pollock
ref due. s31, T61 81; taxes etc. $1,000
6i5 18Th 81, S. 75o Fl " Of Home 25x1o0 sty
tenTnt Elias Gussaron agt Herman Sege al: otter
bourg. & Il. attys; 3 O'Donnel. ref amt due. S5-
So 81 taxes etc S4S9 "a to first 1nte Of S12 900
L Piper W Kirchner al; D 3 williams atty;
Purdy, ref; due 81 074 SO; etc. So 80.
on THURSDAY.
Ave D. of 1tth st. 75x8e9: and / sty bldg
635 and 5S5 18TH ST. s. rs # Of Ave B. 48x1o3 3;
two tennis and two sy bldgs in rear; eXrs sale
537 543 18th St. g. $50 II OF Ave b 50 9xIOS
four tennts and sy big in ers sale: estate
OF Eliza Mulry, deceased
5sa West End ave 30 # Of s8th st, 2ox7se. 4
sty dwg; New Netherand Bank aEt A P Cronnpton ct
al; sackett, & s. attys; T McAianus ref: amt due
S7.0I6 90: subject 10 prior mtge OF $4,000
2S6 Madison ST. T4.2 fl Of Montgomery St 1sx75
stv dwE A NJ Schultheis ct al agt Barnet f-ishman e
al; Wells & s. attys; Herman Hoffman, ref: due
x3 956 81. taxes etc, SI93 So
PSI and 26s I44th ST. s. 500 # W Of 7h ave 4oxss IL
and stores William Goldman Adoph
Schwartz ct al; action I: Arnstein s. L. sttys a S
27I and 273 144th st. n ESQ " ave. 45x99 IL
sty fat and stores same agt same; action 2; same
eli 20 e25 Melrose 1881 st. 100 1x2I 11x
lxI96. tenmt and store; Bernardina Wiener
ref due So 605 81: taxes. S43l 64 Ige
Of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Porter & Co. have resold to Leonard NJ Croft
the three story brownstone dwelling house at No
II West 132d street. 17x1O0 feet.
F. n. Weiss & Co. have sold for Ronald X
Brown five lots at the southeast corner OF Doris
and Lyon avenues TO the BaxteT-Howeu Building
Company. which viii erect large dwelling house
on the site; also sold, for David Weinstock, two
lots on the south side OF Burnett avenue 125 feet
west OF Fort Schuyler Road; also. two lots on the
south side Of Lamport avenue, 90 feet west Of
Fort Schuyler Road, and Tot on the south side
Of Roosevelt avenue, 25 feet west Of Fort Schuyler
Road
Dunn & Powers have sold for the Hermitage
Realty Company No. 263 West 137th street a six
story elevator apartment house, plot 45x99.Il
feet adjoining the northeast corner OF Eighth ave
nue.; also for Jacob Harris No. 142 to l4S West SD
street two six story apartment houses, plot SIX
12s feet between Columbus and Amsterdam
nues
1. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for Colonel Frank
NJ Baker. as attorney. 10 the Hamilton Holding
Company Nos. 327 and a29 East Sith street, two
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
MANY AUCTION SALES
no BE HELD THIS WEEK.
Offerings Include Modern Vest
Side DpeIIing Houses.

sfanv attractive speculative properties are 10 be
sold at auction this week at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesrooms Nos. Il and 16 Vesey street. by
Tose1h P Day His offerings include upper Sew
euth avenue houses, West End dwellings. a vacant
plot in St Nicholas avenue and q number Of par
osls II East 18th street
on Thursday. May 2. Mr.. Day will have a long
list of voluntary offerings at his stand IN the
Vesey street salesrooun. The properties will in
ciude the Rufus Story estate parcels. Nos. g. and
Front street. which 70 per cent may remain for
two years At ~ per cent. and also the fine Bern
heirner estate lots on Cathedral Parkway, which
still more liberal terms offered. The buyers
av leave no less than 90 per cent Of the purchase
price On mortgage for one. two three years
such liberal offer as TO terms has never before
been made in the New York auction room. These
lots are the only remaining unsOld parcels OF the
vast holdings in the Cathedral Parkway section
Owned by the elder members Of the family for over
i've years, and the executors are determined 10
dispose Of quickly the unsold properties. One Of
the plots is in the block which is the home of
the National Academy Of Design, and others have
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

Cue s25TI rs: taxes etc. 1901 IS; sub TO mtge Of
al ism st e. le7 It OF Peasan; ave. 2lx1coio 70
ny dvIg Louis Lsss agt n segel et al Iese & g
W Pollock. ref amt Que, So4O ff' 'aNes' etc
Ey the James l. Wells Company,
% eozh 81 n s. S25 Of Amsterdam ave 25xloob
Ety tenmt and store; Rtckerson agt \ - Leat S
t6,<oS l.; taxes. etc. Sl6l 40
on THE PREMISES At NOON.
BY Referee.
Prospect ave- 1zo y o s5x11o. City
Island: G = Briggs agt. Eugene Reed et all D Lent
nttg. " Corey ref: amt due, SSS Al taxes etc eoOo
on wEDNESDAY-
By Bryan L Kennedy
Il ez irreE: 6 sty bldg. with stores; vol sale
'-Stonehurst Of 10l acres al StaatsourEh
Drtchess County y y. with 3 sty stone house and
outbudingss sale; estate OF John Lawrence Lee
isO 10 l64 Mott ave- 2s7 n Of Van Alst ave
Long Island city rats each 37xioO' vol sale
sty mats each s7z1OO: vol sale
81 St n 3 Iz9 II OF 9Th eve. 23xlo0z3ox1o0a;
lIslsey aet B Herwo0d et al: " Bennett atty d
hayes. ref: partition
BY Samuel Goldstieker.
sth St n = 1927 OF eth 25xss II: 8 sty
28o 9Th ave $ $ Of 25th p sxlo0: sty
tennli with stores; exrs' sale; estate OF Joseph
BY Samuel Marx.
&c Front ~ n g a. II W Of Coenties slip 2s sxsT
ats brk loft and store bldg: Farmers Loan Trust Co
sEt A Mason ct al Turner r & ~ attysi + Dolson
tsf. due $3.50 81; taxes etc. S653 T3
BY Joseph p. Day
25Is and 25Is 1s6th -. 40zioo; sty
e. Ene Isossert agt z Bovine ct 81 Frank
GA sses ~ . s. Us Of West End aSxloO.s:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
Real Estate Wanted.

WANTED EEGARorS0 GOOD
haar from dlrsct rfss
DTce dsscrip-ion ard poEscssion kaA
Lddress l. DARBYsHIRE Box IsOl .. Rochastsr.
y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
TWO RIG MIDTOWN SALES.

Julius Friend has sold for w S Thomson as re-
cn,1er IN bankruptcy for the Twenty-frst Street
TaI,5,n, Company Nos. IS and 20 West 2lst street.
a new eleven story store and loft building on plot
5oxs2 feet beginning $40 feet west of Fifth avenue
The property valued at sS5oeo0
Frank Brothers have resoid TO a client Of John
~ g,olding and Douglas Robinson, Charles S.
Brown & CO Nos. II and 1s West 45th street, two
four story and basement brownstone dwelling
houses on plot 4saloo5 feet 23 feet west of Fifth
avenue The selling price is said to be between
$4,000 and slS50Oe. Mr.. Golding recently sold No.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

frame dwelling houses. on plot 4ox1022 feet
W J Donaldson has sold No % Greenwich ave-
nue. a four story dwelling house on lot 2x755 feet
George BretteH & Son have sold for John II
Degaln,an IN the Hopkins Security Company No
22sS third avenue thfee story building. on lot
25 2x1o0 feet 49,
Anna K de Cornas has resold Nos, 4S2 and 454
East list street, seven story factory ouoils' on
plot 50x1454 feet -,
Moritz Itkoyitz has sold No. $50 East 18th street
To,r story tenement house. on lot 1ssx1o2.2 feet
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

81 adjoining FOR the haywood Realty Company
to A. T. JamInes, and he is reported to be the
buyer,
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
Will BUILD ON THE DRIVE.

Plans are being drawn for high class apart
-. ho,,ea 10 he erected at the north corner
~ Riverside Drive and sst street by the Townsend
Realty Company The property has frontages Of
741 and rs feet. respectively, and stands IN the
name OF H Ives Smith.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

superb frontages on Central and MorningEide
parks
Another sale on the same day 10 be held by Mr..
Day VIII involve the fine factory building at
No 81 70 544 West 52d street. with wing through
10 5st street It is six story modern structure, Of
MIL construction with every appliance for Protec-
ton against fire. and has fine shipping facilities
The same is true OF the entire block bounded by
Reade West. Duane and Washington streets. g
superb building site which Mr.. Day viii sell on the
ssns day, with the old buildings thereon.
Mr Day viii sell. on June s. seventeen two family
houses IN West sd street, Coney Island. between
Mermaid and Neptune avenues. at public auction,
on the premises. By order Of the Williamsburg
Trust Company
This is the first sale OF its kind that has ever
taken place at Coney Island
By order of the executors OF the estate OF John
Lawrence Lee Bryan L Kennedy viii sell at auc-
lion On "Wednesday next at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroos Nos. Ii and Is Vesey street. the
beautiful Lee property known as stonehuTst.
staatsburg-on-FI y. Y and consisting OF lul
acres with 29 feet frontage the Hudson River,
WI, dwelling and oytbuildings thereon The grounds
ere IN high state OF cultivation, lying entirely
between the New York Central tracks and the
river.
Also on the same day Air Kennedy will sell Nos
80 ls2 l64. 10 and 172 Mott avenue, Long Island
civ FIVE four story double Hathouses 37x100 feet
each, near the approach TO greensboro Bridge
Also Nos 81 and 223 Bowery. near Prince street a
fine six story and basement brick fTeprOof build
ing 516x1s) feet.
On wednesday. May ss Ny. Kennedy viii sell
No. 2 West SD street. four story 20-foOt dwell
ing and on June 2 e choice plot OF lots Bath
gate avenue, 100 feet south OF Pelham avenue
TOMORROW.
BY Joseph P Lay.
Nineteen lots OF Franklin. MoIsoa and Halsey sts
L Eale: OF a . MOuson, deceased
30 OF Park 25x1O0-l1. 3
Ety tenmt: Solomon Num- a. L Feiner et al;
. 2 GTossna1- atty, 3 kilburn, rex amt due. "
69s IL tazes etc S371 q first Of $4,000
By Bryan l. Kennedy.
Tv-enty-sz bu2FaIoz plots Oakdale Great South
Bay, I :. voi sale.
on TUESDAY.
Joseph p. Day.
S20 Eest End ave 2 : cor S5th ST - 2x1O0 4 Ety
sr6 bsseneent d7.g John Mckee agt NJ " sonnmefTile
e a.; Rocker. B & c. Gttyss r z Riggs, ref; amt
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
Country Board.

THE CHATEAU. PASSAIC. y J.-FIrst-class family
board for refined persons only I'VE or six families
taken Chateau is located in large beautiful,
shaded private park OF with water fountain and
nsh pond. N minutes New York the Erie
aifroad. two minutes from Prospect station. 20
trains each way daily Special attention given TO the
aged Mrs Raed~r. the manager. Is particularly at
tentivs guests i Is common saying OF those
gvho have been hero that be sick or die
where is. Terms moderate Come and sec US or
booklet
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
Valuable Boating Plant

for sale completely equipped write f1r psrtcus-s 70
HOSCE a Do BOIs Belmar. ~ J.
GUNNER HOMES IN NEW Hampshire AND
- Maine descrptioa q
homes. cottages. ard Estates at seashar>
country. lake o. mountain = p ST0DDARD. Narassr.
Portsmouth,. y II.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16

A pyERTIsEMENTs AND
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