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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
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 '.rhs eourt fnr&hsr charges you thst it iS Insisted on by counsel that extra judicial convsrsations ere the wsa4sse of ali. contrsdictory processes. that is. conversations had out of court by witnesses with persons not under oatn and spoksn tu . general way, the req son being. nrst the failibility of the human memory sas to the sxaet Ian xuage used an p4rticulAr convsrra- ton; the siightsst changs in. the Ian guage us6d may altar the whole sense of . conversation or . portion of t; but yoa win take these. if any appear in the proof. and consider them along with the other evidence and After having done 70. givs them suSe weight
 You will take the case now. Gen- tlsmsn, and retire to your, room and give, as above stated. to all of the evil dence introduced. an Impartial consid- eration. and after having done @. In the light of the proof and the law. as deposed to you by the witnesses and laid down to you by the court make and. report such verdict. Gs will in your opinion and judgment satisfy the ends = ..rhe court further charges you that If you convict any of the dsfsndants, you should state of what defree of feionious homicide they are convicted and tho same should be reported In your verdict as above set out, and de- scribed.
 80 you will talke- the case and retire to your room for 7furthsr .considsra- tion." C. \ 70 s..A-a s K s Us
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
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 SIS cAscARETS Ice . box for . wsek's
 treatment. all drugxfsts. BizEest seller
 ia the world. Miilion boxes . month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18

La Masaea, Genuine ecrto Rioau. Fmx-GraveIev Clear cs.- Hssr-sheus.is'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
Probate Notice.

Cheney s ExpeCtOrant cuts coughs and colds short. Cures babies and drown people. 2Sc.. all druggists.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18

(ce.tinusA from Page Seven,
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
By Joseph 2. Day.

54TH ST. 537 5, 425 W ave 25xIOO5: 5 stv
tenmt; sale; estate Engelhardt deceased
2STH ST 31G-3ls $ II W Of Sth ave 25x9s. two
sty dWlgs; eGr's sale; estate John b Radley de-
ceased -
la3D ST 2os PIG of 18th ave. s7exso11 sty
fiat; vol sale. "
73D ST. 503 and 500. 9s e OF Ave A; two 6 sty
tennis, 31.6xIO22 each: vol sale.
TOD 81 5ll-5l3 s. 173 # A: sty tennis
3i6xlc22 each; vol sale
S2D ST $ $ i5s # Of 5th ave- IsI1x1OOs; sty
EASTERN PARKWAY. : cor of Classon ave. Brook
HISEBsIpE DRIVE s2$ running through to 15sth st.
leA''X lTTeg sly dwlgi vol sale.
WEBSTER AVE. l4O6, s as # n Of 10th st 25xao. 4
sty fiat; vol sale. - '0' :
MORRIS AVE. as4 . : 100 II n of 1e.,b 90 - 20, n
. sty tenmt; vol sale - 'A''0
CHERRY ST 1851 and 1O7 5o2 II . OF Oliver st
S6-4A6oX irreg; sy tennis. with stores; vol sale
L6Al,vGION AVE. 1l9G. S. 512 IT n Of slst st. 17x55
) sty dWg; Vol sale. - -0
ELGECoMBE F{D, 100 It 2 o Amsterdam ave 65 *
IT, with an L 25x100 10 Jurnel pl: vol sale
JCMEL PI- $. 23s7 # Of Edgecombe I'd 50x9o: va
can't vol sale. - O' -
2lsIH ST. 32 ana 81 n 405 # e Of White Plains ri
,H'HIl4 Nakeneldi John POpp y F OConnor et al
> ) Suiweil atty; T Mccarthy ref amt due $3.50 Il
taxes etc $l3O, sub 10 three aggregat ting 50 500
De Mll1T AVE. n Of Sound View pI IOOx10o
Naieneid; = i Erisach agt Z d Smith = al: S stu
wen. atty; ] 7 Brady, ref due s. 40 60. taxes
etc S2O3 80 sub 10 a mort of 81. go.
BY HERBERT A. SHERMAN
1t9TH ST, 5. :r3 r. OF Grand Boulevard and Cons
u McGoyern al Philips & 3 attys; E p Prentice
ref; Partition.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

Vennette +. Peletreau & Co have sold for the
Lotus Realty Company to the S, F. & S. Com
pany' Of which Joseph Shure is president, the
block front row Of sixteen two family brick houses
now in course Of construction in the south side of
vanderbilt street, between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets, south of Prospect Park in the
Windsor. Terrace section.
The Buttell Realty Company has sold foE Fran
ces Mccarthy 10 John Gotham No 1927 GIenmore
avenue near the city line terminal of the Fulton
street elevated railroad two family frame house,
20x59x100 feet
Rustin & Robbins have sold for Edward Whit
lock, an attorney for estate to an investor the
three story and basement brick dwelling No 2ss
Cumberland street between DeKalb and LAFAYETTE
avenues.
baslress' Nought Co. have sold to Pease
Brothers, builders. for immediate Improvement
with brick dwellings,, thirteen lots, west side Of
schenectady avenue, between L and Mill Lane,
FIatbush Manor
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
LARGE STORE RENTED.
Many Modern Houses and Lofts
4LSO Reported Leased.

NJ. & l. Hess have leased for the Realty Holding
Company 10 @. Gaudig & Blum the 10O-foot store
and basement in the building in course OF
construction at No. lls l33 West 9th street, for
term Of years; also, about 6oJ0 square feet Of
loft space there 10 various tenants.
Frederick Zittel has leased the following dwelling
houses: No. 1a West 6sth street for Pauline
Schroeder; No. 305 West list street for Henry ".
J. Buckneil; No. 50 West S4th street, Tor James 4.
Nadigan; No. SO West s6th street for Thomas J.
Mcclure: No l72 West seth street. for Heilner &
Wolf and \. L and L. Ottinger: No lS5 West Ssth
street, for Grace 7. Hoagland; No. 63 West SSth
street, for Frederick .. Beach; No. a West SSth
street for Clara Furth; No. 1T5 West SSth street,
for Franklin D. Vought; No 16t West 92d street, for
Peter z. Stranck No. 305 West loith street. for
". ". Brewer, and, with Douglas Robinson,
Charles 8. Brown & Co, No. les West 9Th street.
for the James estate
William r. Ware has leased for Bross & Herke-
ner 10 Jeanette X Brown the four story dwelling
house No 50 West 9Th street.
Louis Schrag has leased for the Wilbur Realty
Company the southerly store in the building No.
4s1 Sixth avenue TO NJ V. AdamO for a term Of
years: for Joseph ". Cushman & Co. the store
and basement in the building Nos 244 and 245 West
23d street to the National Cloak and Suit COM
pany, and for the Angle Manufacturing Company
The top loft in the building Nos. l59 and lG west
oath street the Multispeed Shutter Company for
a term Of years.
The Charles r. Moves Company has leased for
term Of years for Samuel WasserInan, attorney,
the store and basement al 10 12 East 23d street 10
Ernest " johnson. and the store and basement at
No s. Maiden Lane for W j. Clark 10 George
Jaquins This firm has also leased the second loft
at No 50 Ann street X. Yoshime Co, and the
second floor a No. g. Beeknan street 10 Golding
& Nova.
Frenvick b. Small has leased 10 the ". l. Doug
las shoe Company the store Of the building No III
Pitkin avenue Brooklyn, for a term Of years.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
IIIE RRnNN.

l4SD STREET-Ilenry ;. Camp bought through
Paul BUltmann plot, JGxl00 feet, the south side
Of la3d street. 50 feet east o. Willis avenue for
Improvement with six story hathouse
18TH STREET-NarcLt q White sold for the
Melvin Realty Company a four story tenement
house on a lot 25xSs feet at the northeast corner
Of J76th street and Honeywell avenue.
IsgrH STREET-Warcht x White sold Tor Z.
Islaesius a plot 47x93 feet. at the northeast corner
81 Mapes avenue and l6Jth street The buyer viii
improve the premises.
18TH STREET-JOseph p Day sold FOR the In
dependent Improvement Company 10 "A builder
plot, 50Xlls feet. the side Of 9isth street
z0l feet OF White Plains Road
BAILEY AVENUE. Edmund McRickard e. 90
sold for client plot of lots of the Bailey estate
~ the Intersection Of Bailey and sedgwick avenues
Il has frontage on both avenues. a dwelling
house viii be built the site.
COOPER ANENUE-F. NJ. Weiss sold far Joseph
Papesco - Archibald q. Buckeabaum Tot No Is
a. William Cooper map N rs on the castery side
az Cooper avenue 100 feet south ~ Grant avenue.
CROTONA PARKWAY. Rooster sold plot
zsxl2l rect. Oh crOtona Parkway extending through
20 Michigan avenue
ELLIS AVENUE-Frsuk Gass sold .or Aanls r.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07

Mckenzie TO Amelia B. Paff a three story dwelling
house on a lot 25XlOS feet the north side OF
Ellis avenue, 5O5 feet west of Castle Hill avenue
HAIGHT AVENUE-F. NJ. Weiss has sold for
Elda Shaffer a story frame house, No l9Sl
Haight avenue. TO Marcus A. and Mary Healy.
OGDEN AVENCE-Harold II. Harding sold for
Mrs Mary NJ. TimoneY three story frame house
No sS6 ogden avenue on a lot 25x9O feet. The
buyer viii change il into stores.
PELHAM ROAD-The Egan Hallecy Construc-
tion Company sold a plot of ten lots extending
through from Pelham road 10 Westchester Creek.
ROGERS PLACE-Nelson Smith sold lot, 25x7S
feet, on the west side of Rogers Place, SS3 feet
north OF Westchester avenue
FREMONT AVENUE-Frank Gass sold for cli-
ent plot 1O7X54xlO5xl0S feet at fremont OImstead
and Powell avenues The buyer will erect a bust.
building on the site
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07

c,t,.,. ., at,.o, TYtttor .............-. 100
Broadway
SAME PROPERTY; MyrOn Ritter to Gode & ,oo
'oRG@ Address. III broadway
PLEASANT AVE :. 60 1, # pe6 " Of 18th st. 4oK 100
Address care Whalen Dunn. 2O6 Broadway!
fsny s ssSd I%nes msenSn i' co nay
Ad@ress care ,f neT SAD wcsichcsier ave
TINToN AVE " g. 100 G # or st. 1s.6X
iiS Address. Dress 1i55 :;i'3 Tinton ave
wEsTCHEsTER AVE e cor l56th st. 446xo5s; ,oo
Address. Monfried & Fenberg l5O Mas
lsr AVE. 275. s. 9oHso: 1sr AVE. aII 2oxsO; coo
Address. 22O Ist
2D AVE 25-lI # of 10th st. 25xlOO Esther ,oo
Frank to Joseph Levine AuO
Address. sydney Cohen 1874 Nassau st.
i sT 10 i .TD.n aqd l4 wI5as as S%@ $ As 100
Address. % Union Square.
18TH ST. a East. 2O1exs4 Mary I. olmstead
Address Is West oath st.
BATH ST 4O6 West. 2Ox9s9 Alfred Beinhauer
Address PAS West list st
Dist ST 5O4 West 25x1OO5; John A McEveety
Address Broadway
Bath ST. Pa 252 west 125xs4 10: Albert n
shattuck to 54th st Realty Co.............-.-. -
Address above.
1O2D ST. s. 845 IT e of 1st ave 5Ox1OOI:
Mariangola Mennea to Simon Epstein mtg ,oo
Address 1851 7ih ave.
10TH possvs E Gor ct Al s o Sd
tIon CO... . ~ - ....e............. 100
Address, care Bernstein 149 broadway
18TH ST, $50 East Il 1Ox1O0.11 VIM Bachrach
TO Robert Bader (nrtg 81 600 100
Address 200 Broadway.
18TH ST g. o ave. 25xlO0:
Louis Baumgarten 10 Joseph Hahn mtg
$4,000 Observation-Disclosures.
Address 129 Bowery.
18TH ST, 615 East 20x1Oo; Elias Gussaroff to 700
Louis Rosenhaum tfhg SIP, ,OOO) 100
Address, ia West 18th st.
144TH ST. 81 West. "a 09.11: Francis H Ross.
jr, TO Edward J ODea (ntg SIS, S,500). 100
Address, GS Maiden Lane
1GOTH ST, 795 East 44x1452; Westchester Ave
Realty Co to Jacob b & ] kaplan. ............ 100
Address, 452 Broadway.
l66TH ST. 45S West. 113. Sx25 Sci Tekus5y
Mary Ashton Of Brooklyn (mtg S37.5OO) 100
Address. Roeder & Roeder 119 Nassau
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with purchasers address
OCTOBER 6.

OCTOBER 6
AVE a. $ from Ist to % S. Inionport o1Cx
400: Kingston Securities co Northern Bank
AddTess 2i5 west i25th st.
BRADHURsT AVE. s e cor I47th ST. 491lx10o;
address. l2o West IlGth
BROOK AVE l7Cth st. 5ox9O George II
I'm Realty 90 10 David p Simpson Gntg ST ,0CD
ADDRESS a53 Prospect ave.
BRYANT AVE. 2 8, - II s of Jennings ST. 2Ox
100; EIy.el Realty 90 Q Frederick steinbeck
Address care Arthur Knox. Igs broadway.
COLLEGE AVE, 10, $. 22x925. Clara zan-
dareI to Morris sachs. of brooklyn mtg
address care Charles Kenlal $40 broadway
c9LLEGE AVE. : e 8. 10 II a Of l4Ist st. 25x
100; MARY A McCarmack to Hugh J Lawler
Addfess 1853 PARK ave.
TINDLAY AVE. l3ls, $ 2oxlOO; Thornton
bfas GO to . John La~re tntg $4,000,
FOREST AVE; 40 9sl to $50. S. 5o2xlOO:
Jo,as 3 Wen ,,,I % Herrei Skinner.
FRANKFORT ST Nos p and - East. 5s,9xIO45:
Herman De selding e. al q John Melcher
address. Il William ST. o.
HoUGHToN AVE. :. 1926 f. Of Castle I'm
Address. his castle Hili ave.
HUGHES AVE 17sth ST. lOl 4x2s: King
1ddress. 2l5 west is5th st. '1"N % '''''
Li2XiNGTON AVE 1913 East. lGsx65: Henry
Addiess I.5 East east 12Gth { 5's''' 81
LEXINGTON AVE l7l5 East. 16sx6j; same to
Address i2i I1asr I2Gth st. .'''''''
LOT i92. nap uBderclif Terrace. Morris Heights:
A Lincoln Smith Edwin i IIranning ......
Address. 1896 Cedar ave
L'DI 40 10 100 Rensen Throggs
tN"'A; -gah * Haley Construction Co 10 Her
nan Hartman
Address. 33d ogden ave
MARION AVE. u q cor Iasth st 4eoxIOa4
hlsssion Securities 20 Northern Rank az
N"W York. .-.-..... '''" "a
Address, 2i5 West iZth 81
100 10; WIN D. Gleason to FIlofnana ea1vafora
Address. care l. r Inslo. lGO BROADWAY
PARK AVE. 1882 and 1884. " 8. 50NsO, Bersis
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
AUCTION SALES HELD YESTERDAY.

The auction sales held yesterday at the Real Es-
tate Exchange salesrOOms. Nos. "A and l6 Vesey
street. resulted as follows:
BY Joseph +. Day
GRAND ST. As. 2 = 2s4 # Of West Broadway 2Ox6O
. sly tenInt and store A A Purdy ast Esther Rawak
et al: L : QuackeUbush, atty; + W pollock ref. amt
Que $4,000 IL taxes, etc S60O0 plt for Sl2
MERCER ST, 2;5, s. 125 IT Sd st 25x1OO; stv
Ioit ana store bldg; A Tiger Union Mutual Real
Estate co: + \ lsaacs atty F Pollock. amt
due SIS l79 10: sub prior mtg of $4,000 TO the
pth for S49.50O " - "
tenmt a. II Lyman agt Leopold Coldstein et ai. fIor
witz ", II Cohen. ref: amt due SI2 140 *,
the Tltn '''0' -
Address. 3l3
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

ll5TH STREET-Isaac Hattenbach sold for Mark
Aaron No. 2l5 West llJth street five story single
natbOUse. lot 9j1llgJ feet
lSyTH STREET-W. -. Morgan sold plot 9)"X
1S0'S7 GxlSo feet, the northeast corner OF lsJh
street and St. Nicholas avenue. for William T.
NardWeil 10 Stephen }. Eag3n. a builder.
PARK ANENU E-The Alliance Realty conpany
sold plot. 27xss feet. The northeast corner OF
75d street ana Park avenue, a buyer, who VIII
erect a modern dwelling house the site The
parcel 20 be- improved forms part Of Tie Brandon
apartment house property. s5.zzsG fees.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
LIS PENDENS.

s,,t, CIR a4s N a5a East sOTH ST 2is 10 East;
Susan agt Henry Hocknore 81 al I
ure ~ rutE) attorneys. EisInan Levy Corn e levine
CONCORD AVE. " s. lot 1872 map OF East Morrisania a.
5Ox1OO: Isaac BrOkaw agt Theresa De ROSA ~ a.
Ismeuded foreclosure OF Mtg; attorney II FIuesei!
ANTHONY AVE, n 1T4th 81, 1SS. Ixss- IL Nlh-
cenzo Conforti agt EkWanok Realty co ct al U0rec,O
urs or mgl; attorneys. Freyer Hynan JarHuIoWsIyy
SULLIVAN ST 125 and 121i FRANCIS Honan ~ % a
Tiance ct al foreclosure OF attorneys Davis &
1,-o,,.
VIM w agt Rose Cieary et a. VOfeclosuio Oi
mtg; attorney. A 1, StrasseT
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
DEALS IN SUBURBAN DISTRICTS

George BretteI & Son and C. NJ Williamson sold
for Albert Wellntz 10 a client the two and one
half story dwelling house Harold Court, Van
Gilden Terrace, New Rochelle.
Jefferson NJ. Levy sold to the First Mortgage De-
pehIure ana Real Estate Company, just organized
by J.. D. Garrett, siXty-two acres at Bronxville,
Westchester County, part of the picturesque Cedar
Knobs property. The tract has been owned by
Mr. Levy for twenty years and has been held
lately at $500 an acre
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
LEASES.
with lessons address,
OCTOBER 6.


OCTOBER 6.
Nl>ANL VIEW PlA of 167th st; city of
New York 10 Daniel Eichner; 1000 years: tax
lease %
Address. 352 Z 10th at
GREENWICH ST. 2O6 and pos Va $ %. .1Ox221o;
samuel r Jacobs Richard Mulowney q yrs 400
Address care Hirsh & Ehrhon. u William St
PITT ST. ~. Estate Of HyInan Schnzer to Jacob
ltaskin5 . y yrs.-................-......
Address lS3 Riyngtop
tNloNPoRT Rp, jefferson lot 429 map
Eliza Irscoll to Chas KOterba; 3 yrs 300
Address l4JO Uaionport
SUFFOLK ST. $50; Asher siegfried to louis seg-
fried; yrs ......-. .-......- qeo
ffrress 80 Suffolk
same property; Max 1 Aronson 10 Asher sieg-
frisl: 10 yrs. q, $3.50
ST Marks PI. 81: Agnes Thomas Adoph
ScheTmann; 7-I2 yrs...................,.. 600
Address 81 st. Marks
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07

EAST. BROADWAY. 30: David 5 Greenberg agt
Louis FridenbsTg. owrer; samuel foN SOh
SAME PROPERTY: Jacob solomon agt same
LEXINGTON AVE. $. whole front. between
I3Oth and f8Iat SITS; Iini GerbinO agt Keats 20.
owners: Henry ROckmore. contractor -...--....
1sSTH ST s =. whole front between Bathgate
ave and William pl, 195xlOOx - Mtchaft
and contractor -"-'---'
LELAND AVE. " :. zoos n OF Davis 81 29X
100. Michael fOgana agt Speciae Naienti,
owner. Constantine AvalOne. contractor
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07

due November l. 1914 ; per cent; Mary Moser .o
20 Louise Bronmheld Ssauu
Attorney, John Davis. 6S West 10th ST.
is0TH ST. n s. 27p II q Of Fort Washington ave,
90 1Ox-: < years. per cent; Henry Koch Real -.
ty Co to Wnifred w Calling oJVuV
Attorney. Geo LandOn, 1T6 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
Dancing academies.
Surrogates Notices.

FIVO ALI. CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE or 4IsST1ss
sharp dcccasvd W Gvrvls. tae NEXT OF ~ v.,to- of
sharp. OF the city lervis in tle Si1in-
Orange. deceased. intend apply tor letters ~ ST,tfon
stration his estate under the prov .eS not-
26Bs CCde of CiVtf Procedure Nnu are il, ths
Ned TO present YOUR catms 90 at once. Lone
Village Goshen ) county 90 Cranse, on ~
November i6th. 1919
Dated. October 9Th IsN .,- s,,..,-,fe r.
G. +. 4 : NJ CUDpEENCk. Nterueys i's-
Nos III ttt Pike street, Port JefVis' = ----~
4 DVERTISENENTs NNo SUBSCRIFfloNs -
~ The Tribune received ther Uptown uil,r uil, a
1854 Broadway between Seth 81. ana S1th se's y,-
O'Clock p m Advertisements received az toe l'''
branch oees Az re,l,r efnee rates until oooek ? ~
.GI Sth ave-. s. e. I'D st., lSS o'n ,.sa
l2rh ST.. ia4 East 80 West ~ - ,s isee
sth and Sth aV~~. asS Nest UstJh ltssa 81 80 f1
Sd ave. 6lst i5OS tst ave- n.af 80 kaa
i2Sth 81. 1SS ave. 500 81 awe -
American District Telegraph once
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
THE BRONX.

10th ST. 3 s. 80 . OF Sd for a sty
frame ballroom, SsxiO3; Maurice Feist Rec
81. lessee; NJ Garvin 35O7 Sd ave. areht- =, ooo
tect: efAf'''
Owner r X Blumberg 2GO West SD st.
WALKER AVE, n 3. 1851 n Of Grant ave:
for a 2 sy brk and dwg. 50 Sx596; Bruno
Berger & Son. u Bible House. architects' ooo
Owner william Krunisick premises
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS FILED

MANHATTAN.
BROADWAY. n W cor 11ath st, for IL sty brk
fiat 1O0xlO511; G & II Blum 500 9TH ave, -oo ooo
owner. q + Johnson a44 w T2d ST.
BROADWAY 25O5 and 25OT: for 2 sty br< stores
and dwg. 3Ds9O LANCER. 81 T. l20th ST. archi- - 0oo
owner. II LANCER. 25O3 Broadway
THE BRONX
ANTHONY AVE- s. 125 IT s of Prospect ~:
sty dwgs. 1875 9x55 each; b E;beling. 1ljG - 90.
Walker ave architect cost %V'OVV
Owner. Louisa Diener. 172d ct and Gleason
BAILEY AVE. :. 7tsS IT Of 23sth st; sty ,oooo
brk tenmt. 33x6I; cost - Ao'OVV
Owner and architect, f NJ Tesser. 246S Webo
CROTONA PARKWAY. cor of 11Ith st; g sty
brk and tenmt. 1O9l2Xl1610A; Harry -. 40.
Howell 149th and Sd ave. architect: cost l0OOoO
Owner. the Rosa Realty Company 1867 VIII
kins
HULL. AVE. $, 1OI # Of woodlawR Rd;
sty store. 25x25: c W Hthhl, 3Ol2 Wood 90
lawn Road. architect cost LOW
Owners Riley LOughney, $3.50 Perry ave-
MACY PI. s W cor Hewitt Pl . sy br< tenmt.
25xS5 Hoppe & Daube, $50 Westchester ave- % ooo
architects.
Owners. Higgins & Stanton, SI5 Macy pl
VINEYARD PI. 20 IT Of 116th st; sly
fr stable 13x11; I. Berger Ton premises 70
Owner. Elizabeth Berger, on premises
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
usAn oE moroR cAR coMPANY kILLEo.

Waverly n. V, Oct. 6.-L- L. Heller. Of Bins-
bor,ton president of the Sterling Motor Car Com
panv was instantly killed to-day when an east
hound I.ehigh Valley train struck his automobile
near here The car reduced to splinters MI
Heller driving alone returning from Elmira-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
School AgencIes.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS A6HssSs!s 49,!
supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors. Governes''~
to Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union sGo--e
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIFTIONS ~
~ The Tribune received their Uptown 0u,s.-- ;
1854 Broadway between S6th ST. and SstA ST., yr~inE
O'Clock y m. Advertisements received az tlle .r
branch offices az regular ONCE rates untI oc'N
viz: 264 Sth I'D iaS oth 49,
12th ST 1Ot East t+th 25I West t2t ST. = tsaf
1th and Sth 2GJ West 125th lo-h 81 asy ~
81 ave- near 0lst st l1JS tst nvstr ~" - any
East t2ath ST.. 756 fremont ave. 65O So ave. a'-
American District Telegraph OffCe.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07

ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN.
9TH ST $40 East: to a ) sty brk tenmt II Regel- - o
man. l3S architect; cost SouOV
Owner. ] Becker, 50 East 123d St
BROADWAY. 25O3; to a l sty brk store and .oo
dwlg: LANCER, architect cost "''oV
owner, LANCER, premises.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
MECHANICS LIENS.

william KrunisIck. on premises.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
Hamilton Institute for Girls

VEST SlSSL SIFEESE- MANHATTAN SQUARE
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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-01-05
DEAD BY EARTHQUAKE and TIDAL WAVE
NOW ESTIMATED AT over 100000
RELIEF WORK IN AMERICA.
Movement to Express Sympathy I'm
Financial Terms is General.

Washington, D. C.-From all the
large cities of the country come re-
ports of prompt action for the relief
of the survivors of the devastation
wrought by the earthquake in South
ern Italy.
Governor Guild, of Massachusetts,
issued an appeal to the people of that
State for money to be sent by cable
to the Italian Government, and Bos-
ton citizens began response imme-
diately. Mayor Reyburn, of Phila-
delphia, called meeting of the Citi-
Zens' Permanent Relief Committee,
and, upon receipt of message from
President-elect Taft, national head of
the Red Cross, that organization be-
gan to raise funds. In New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louis
vile and other large centres plans
for the relief of the italian sufferers
were under way soon after the news
of the extent of the disaster was re-
ceived
Italians all over the country were
greatly stirred by the tidings, large
proportion of them having relatives
or friends in the stricken portion of
their native land.
San Francisco. Mayor Taylor is
sued proclamation calling on San
Franciscans and all Californians for
aid for the sufferers.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-01-05
ssINFERNAL.' SAYS WOMAN SURVIVOR,
TELLING OF EARTHQUAKE HORRORS

Catania, Sicily. The following
graphic story is told by woman who
arrived here from Messina. She was
herself badly injured. She describes
the horrors that accompanied the dis
aster at Messina in these words;
Internal is the only word that
will adequately describe the fearful
and terrifying scene" she said.
when the first shock came most
OF the city was fast asleep. was
awakened by the rocking of the
house. Windows swayed and ratified,
and crockery and glass crashed to the
floor. The next moment was vio-
lently thrown out of my bed to the
floor / was half stunned, but knew
that the only thing to do was to make
my way outdoors. The streets were
filled.
Everybody had rushed out in their
night-clothes, needless of the rain
falling in torrents. Terrified shrieks
arose from all sides, and we heard
heartrending appeals for help from
the unfortunates pinned beneath the
ruins.
walls were lettering all around
us, and not one of my party expected
to escape alive. My brothers and sis
tiers were with me and, in frenzy OF
terror, we CROPPED out way through
the streets, holding our own against
the panic stricken people, clambering
over piles of ruins, until we finally
reached place OF comparative safe