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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-16
MAKES PLEA FOR THE EAGLE
E. B. Clark Addresses Mems Club
of Church.
Needless Sacrifice of American Bird
Decried-Moupt Pleasant Society
Elects Officers.

Edward 3. Clark, Washington CORE
spondent for the Chicago Evening Post,
made a strong plea for the prevention
Of the slaughter OF the eagle by hunters
in his address before the Mems Club Of
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church last evening.
THE eagle is disappearing from the
face OF the sky" said Mr.. Clark. "Senti-
ment counts for nothing in the age OF
shotguns.
1T is nothing that life has gone from
sky line and landscape and that there IS
stllIed a cry that was in keeping with
the shaggy and untamed features OF
ocean and wood'-the slayer has his
fools pride for day"
Mr. Clark was requested 10 speak In
the absence Of John Callan OLaughlin.
Before Mr.. Clark's address a business
meeting was held. The officers Of the
club for the coming year and the chair
men OF the committees were elected
Or. c. Dwight Marsh was elected pres
ident: James p. Hornaday. first vice
president: W. A. Fitzslmmons. second
vice president; George c. >Altemus. third
vice president: Everett NJ. Aten, CORE
spending secretary; DR.. r. L. Lynch. re-
cording secretary, and Henry E. Strin-
ger. treasurer.
James p. Hornaday was chosen chair
man OF the religious work committee.
w. A. Fltzslmmons. chairman Of the
philanthropic committee; George c. Ate
mus. chairman OF the social committee.
Archie w. Tracy. chairman Of the re-
ception committee, and Dr. G. W. Ap-
pier, chairman Of the membership com.
mlttee.
There we're four new members elected
20 the club-R. G. Peck o. W Reed
Harvey Lovejoy. and oscar Schmaltz.
Thomas L. Jones. tenor Of the First
Baptist Church, sang during the meet.
ing.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-16
Stops Catarrh
at Once
New Method a Marvel in Quick Eff
fects on Catarrh, Nose and
Throat Troubles.

4 new treatment for catarrh. different
from anything ever before offered to ca
tarrh sufferers remarkable for its sim
plicity. its prOmptnesS in results, and the
Immediate satisfaction IL gives 10 the
user. comes as a blessing 90 victims OF
this disease especially at this time.
No bulb instruments. no ointments. no
iellies. salves. or tones are used The
new treatment Is used in half a minute
All gagging splitting. hawking. nose
stoppages. throat drOppings. bad breath.
hay fever. sneezing bronchitis. asthma
should disappear almost before the suf-
ferer is aware Of IL. II the simple direc-
tions are followed.
The results promised are not exagger-
ated a particle. No matter how advanced
serious, or chronic your case may be. no
matter how many things you have tried
10 cure H. we urge every one Of our
readers 20 send their name and address
10 the Luxor Company. and learn IN A
few DAYS time how 10 stop the most Sc
rious. obstinate. and advanced case OF
catarrh imaginable.
The treatment Is positively reliable
and Il has been predicted that II will
revolutlonize the treatment OF catarrh.
Send your name and address to-day on
the coupon below. together with . cents
in stamps for postage. to the Luxor
Co. ll9 Quinlan Bldg. Chicago III. for
full illustrated information free.
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GRADE DAMAGES AWARDED.

The Union Station grade damage COM
mission has reported 70 the District SUI
preme Court its appraisement as TO dam
ages alleged TO have resulted to the real
estate in Second street, between r and r
streets northeast. from changes made in
the grade Of second street in connection
with the railroad terminal work.
The amounts awarded follow: Prem
ises No. SIS. Mary Bernadine Kerr. owner.
s.. 525: premises $50. Michael W. Budd.
owner, 1885; premises so. Ernest Lent.
owner, 1875; premises 52i Mary Jaeger,
owner, s2165; premises 50i. Fannie W.
Waite. owner. no damages; premises 81,
Charles +. Tribby. owner, no damages:
premises 5I7. Frank s. Lerch and Doro-
thea Lerch. owners, no damages.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-16
READY FOR CONCERT.
Conductor Rakemann Confident a
Washington symphony Success.

Conductor Rakemann Confident Of
Washington symphony Success.
Herman Rakemann. conductor of the
Washington Symphony Orchestra. has
expressed himself as being thoroughly
prepared for his initial concert Of the
season. Fifty of Washington's best mu-
sicians have enrolled themselves as mem
bers OF this organization and the leader
has no fear OF the task 10 which he las
set himself
The concert on Friday afternoon at the
Columbia Theater will be entertaining to
every one Mr.. Rakemann and the treas
urer, J. Martin SCrauage, say that the
financial position Of the Washington
Symphony Orchestra is encouraging,
somewhat more fiattering than had been
hoped before the first concert The people
Of the city have shown themselvs gem
erous subscribers, clearly demonstrating
that q local symphony is greatly desired.
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society Gives Programme.

Old Masonic Temple was crowded with friends
snd invited guests Of the Suaba Sick Beneft So
ciety last night the occasion being the annual
concert and ball Of this organization. mo
gramme consisting Of two short humorous sketches
and musical numbers furnished entertainment.
Those who contributed TO the programme wers
Carl Braun II. Nolmer. G. Xsnder Miss Frieda
HRuf, Miss Minnie Schuerger. J. A. Ward. q.
Richter. Carl Xanten. g. Ackman. Thomas Mur-
ray. T. schaeGer. H. Media J. Redekcr. Fred. I.
Aue. John Zobel. Conrad Grmd. Flitz Vol.
Michel Dietz H. Xander and ]. A. schuerger.
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Rubber Goods at
Special Prices.

75c Rubber Gloves ...........-. 29c
$3.50 Whirling Spray Femaie
Syringe the womaus friend s19s
CSC Guaranteed Bulb Syringes. .-.40c
81 Bulb Syringcs. re-enforced
double wear ................. G9c
SC Rubber Nipples. for SC; doz. &c
$3.50 Red Rubber Combination Sy-
ringe. guaranteed two years
ANlS SAFE Hi-bS
75c value Fountain Syrlnges. Pot
Complete OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49c
soc Atomizers; spray; perfectly
well made OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2gc
800 Perfection Atomizer: nick
eled: spray tube; guaranteed. 40c
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began gathering upon learning Of the

began gathering upon learning OF the
crime
Sunday evening. S. r. Meador. a coal
miner, started TO a railway station near
his home TO get train FOR a Sunday visit
In town some miles away, With him
was his son Russell. aged ten. a cripple
There was but little time 10 catch the
train. and the boy soon fell behind. This
it IS alleged. so angered Meador that he
is said 70 have terribly beaten the child
taking him by The legs and striking him
upon the ground. The child died p few
hours later
Meador was arrested and taken 10
Beckley. SO great was the feeling
against him that he was hurried away
to-day and viii be brought here for safe
keeping.
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MINER THREATENED BY MOB
West Virginians Seek Revenge for
Murder of Child.
EnraEed Father Charged with Beat
ing the Life Ont of a
Crippled Boy.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald.
Charleston, ". Va. Nov. 15.-From far
up in the mountains OF Raleigh County
was reported to-day story OF awful
vengeance wreaked upon crippled child
by an angry parent and the perpetrator
is now being brought 10 the Kanawha
County jail in this city 20 save him
from the enraged mountaineers. who
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zeInrn Sends Annlnrr-

President Zclaya, n Nicaragua. has apoogized n
the government q Costa Rica FOR the recent in
vasion q territory by troops who were advancing
70 attack the position II the reroutonists on the
San Juan River. This information was received at
the State Department IN dispatch from the
American Minister II Costa Rica- Senor Tssdoro
Hazefa. new Minister 10 the United States from
Nicsngua. viii call Secretary Of State Knox To-
morrow morning 10 arrange the presentation Of GRE
dentials 10 President Taft
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Kniekerboeker Bath Sprays.

These sprays are nationally known
and luxury combined. For the bath.
for shampooing. for massage. they
have no equal We offer them dur
ing this sale at less than manufac-
turers cost.
$3.50 Knickerbocker Spray Brush s8c
$3.50 Knickerbocker Spray Brush,
SI.4S
$3.50 Knickerbocker Spray Brush
SI-9S
Get one to-day; you'll be glad.
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Fine Perfumes at Reduced Prices

soc Woodworth's Blue Lily Ex-
tract, OIL. ........ -........ DC
SOC Colgate's Perfumes all the
floral Odors. Special. oZ.........2Jc
JAPALMO CREAM-Softens. puri-
fes, and beauties the skin The
poor complexion's best friend
CSC size. , for soc. Each......- lie
SOC Nadinola Cream cut To-. zoe
soc Malvina Cream. SIC
Guaranteed RaZOrs. All leading
makes Values lip TO s.. 49c. SIC.
S1.05.
$3.50 Abdominal Belts. Nearly all
sizes. This sale..............9 Sc
$3.50 Elastic Trusses. ......-...40 c
800 Chamois Pad steel Spring
Trusses .................. ......49c
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Toilet Goods.

l5c Armour's Talcum............1Oc
loo Borated Talcum ..............5 &c
Extra Special.
! 10. Violet Scented Talcum; pat
ent shaker-top box; borated and
antiseptic no better powder
can be bought. Special price.
fun pound OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Zoe
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joint Barnnr Opened.

The Brookland NJ z. Church and the Dunbar
ton Avenue NJ f. Church 0pgned q Joint hozaar
last evening at Pythian Temple. Those in charge
are Rev Edgar c. Powers pastor Brookland NJ
T. Church Mrs Caroline r. Ayers. and ]. f.
Hohdge.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-16

Secretary Of Commerce and Labor Nsgel yester.
day afternoon wired tho immigration authorities at
Los Angeles 20 release from custody L. q. De Lara.
a Mexican. who was detained the charge Of be-
ing ar anarchist; Miguel Lozano Cuban. who
arrested with DE Lara fog the sams Tsssoa, has
been ordered deported-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-16

CAPT Charles A. Cove. q. g. ". commandant q
rnidshiT-ueu at the United states Naval Academy.
Annapolis Nd. has been selected 20 command the
rev battle ship Delaware which VIII 90 into cum
mission next spring. Capt. Cove Vas born in Nea
Hampshire.
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IN THE HOME

GoWANS PREPARATION Is stsolule prus
lection AGAINST pneumonia. colds. Group.
coughs, pains and soreness in lunss and
throat Relieves al once By DESTROYING TIE
Inflammation and congestion. External
and penetrating. Sioo Soc, 2Sc. AZ
druggists
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Toilet PAPER.

Toilet Paper, 3 for 10c. for. 25c
Wen-known Crystal Brand. Each
roll contains 500 sheets. While It
lasts for 25C.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-16

There are branch oflces or The Wash
ington Herald scattered all over the city,
but II none is conveniently located for
you, your ad viii be accepted over IL .
phone at the regular rata
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The National Association o. Railway Commission
ers Will meet in annual convention az tho rooms Of
the Interstate Commerce Commission to-day, and
probably will Be IN session three dayS
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Sl.oO size Emulsion Cod Liver OIL
with hypophosphites OF lime
and soda. Special this sale O. 49c
2G-mule Team BoraX. In bulk,
75c Pure Carbolic Acid. Full pit. Soc
soc Dyspepsia Tablets. &c
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39c Hair Brushes. -..25c
l9c Hair Brushes. --...--.. &c
CSC Hard Rubber Combs. all
coarse teeth ..-....-.... Pic
Csc Imported Combs. coarse and
fine teeth .......--......s .21c
75c French Galalith Combs. in all
coarse or coarse and fine teeth.
Just the comb for ladies with
heavy hair. This sale. ,..... S9e
25c Mems Combs. flexible. barber
style ................ --.....iSc
15c and 2Oc PurebristIe Tooth
Brushes; extra value. .......11c
Csc Tooth Brushes. rows best
French brlstle. Choice OF many
styles OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES --.-.. I5c
Csc High-grade. Extra Quality
Bristles Hand-drawn Tooth
Brushes. including the famous
Prophylactic and Sanitol
Brushes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -2;sc
CSC Daggett & RamsdelTs Cold
Cream. Each. 1Sc; 3 for..-..-..5Oc
sc Oriental Massage Cream. lac
soc DIT. Charles Flesh Food -29e
25C Frostilla .........-.
25c JAPALMO LOTION-Best IN
surance against red. rough. or
chapped hands. Pleasant 70 use.
l ID. PUrest Cold Cream
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$50 size GTaham's Blood Purf-
fer. the best tonic. &c. 3
bottles fOT ..-.........--.-.-. 500
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Absorbent Cotton,
1-pound rolls, 19c.

soc Oxidized Silver Nail Buffers 29e
Csc Ebony Buffers. -.............Za Pr
81 Emory Boards for.......... &c
orange Wood Sticks. 6 for. SC
csc Professional Nall Buffers. with
removable ch2mois ..--........40 c
75c Manicure Scissors. SIC
10c Toilet Pumice. ..............7c
25c Flexible Nail Files.
25c Nail Polish. cake form. ......I4c
25c Nail Polish. powder form. d. .I4c
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italian Olive Oil Best import
cd. Full pt.. 39c. Full ct. SEC
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IOc Toilet Channels, .......,.....5c
sc Channels. . for.................5c
Sl.25 Automobile Channels. ....S9c
soc Channels Observation-Disclosures. .JJo
All our Chamois are high-Erade
obtained goods.
shame" Cloth. Best thing In the
world for pianos. windows. and
furniture. l5c size. lOc; 25c
Csc Tube Cucumber Cream ........Sc
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lOc Household Ammonia ..........5c
Compound Licorice Powder. Full
10. ...-.--...-......... %'c
Pure Glycerine. Pound ....... .25c
Pure Castor OIL Pound. .......2 5c
Csc Walnutta Hair Stain. 3Oc
3oc Migraine Tablets, 100 for. 25c
lib. Jar Petroleum Jelly.
25c OK. Marrow Pomade.
CSC Nelson's Hair Dressing lie
CSC Sanitol Shaving Cream .....7c
csc Jumbo Shoe Polish. tan or
black .----.---. -..-..-.- .--lOc
25c Kornox Corn Paint.........1Oc
Csc Almond Meal. ............... lie
SOC Asafoetida Pills. 100 for 800. .15c
35c Lady Webster Pills, 100 for ..I5c
Csc saccharin Tablets. Z grain. Zoe
Radium Antiseptic Corn File......Sc
15c Peterman's Discovery. ......1Oc
I5c Wrist Straps. ..............-IOc
95c ArniCa Cream ..............17c
25c Box Paper. linen finish. lie
CSC Peroxide Talcum; antiseptic:
healing Can.......-.......... Sc
25c Squibbs Carnation Talcum ..I4c
Zoe CRmphor Ice. -..-.--.-..-..- Sc
800 Modene .---.--.........-. &C
25c Barnard's Cream. &c
lOc Browns Shoe Polish.
Csc Sanitol Soap ...............I 2c
S5c Sanitol Face Powder. I7c
i0c Bromo Settler. ................5c
25c Seidlitz Powders. In tin
boxes INSTRUMENTATION.
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NuK-ToHe Tablets.

Nux-Tone Tablets.
4 builder of nerve forces renevs
vitality; makes you stroBEI for
mula on every box. Special.
S1.OO sire, this sale SOC
25c Sellers Tablets; invaluable for
catarrh. Special ...........ISc
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A WOrd to Smokers.

"A H0Td 10 smokers.
Special attention is called to our
newly equipped and completely
stocked Cigar Department. Here you
viii find all the choicest brands OF
hIgh-Erade Havana and Domestic
Cigars We give the quality and
can always sell for less.
Specials here this week that will
appeal to smokers who know.
El Sol de cuba, 6 for...........25 c
Better than most l0c straight
cigars.
Clear Havana Cigars al JObbeT's Prices
Flor de Rousseau. Zoe straight
Londrcs Blunt siZe............ &c
Special Souvenir Cigar Case Free
with 10 Flor de Rosseau Cigars.
Fl Rayo. l0c Bostonian Blunt
shape -...-.-..-.....-. .-.--..- &c
t5c Magnifco shape. Toe
El Belmont. 15c Mediano Perfecto
size 1Oc
10c Londres. Grande ze.........sc
Slegfricd. 15c Sublime shape. %. .I2c
sc Majestic shape. ............-11 lie
10c Paclhco shape. Sc
FL dltbu- 1nc Imperial H4Lt- lie
SC Owl Cigars. s for CSC; box Of
80. $40
Bouquet Specials. 1Oc straight full
size perfecto. Sumatra wrapper do
nestle binder. and REAL Havana
filler. &c straight. $500 box Of so.
81 Size Syrup Of HypOphoSphiteS,
SOC.
This well-known tonic needs no
praise from US. For brain fag
nervousness. and as flesh
builder Il has no equal. The
fun pint bottles. usually sold al
a dollar. are specially priced at soc
SIC Rlaud's Iron Pills. blood
builder and tonic. 100 In bottle -Ise
35c Iron. Quinine and Strychnine
Tablets. chocolated coated. 100
Epson Salts. fun lb............. 5c
10c Belladonua Porous Plasters. &c
Sl.25 Oil SILK. yard. ............ .S0c
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ArsenO-Calcine Beauty Waters.
Clear the complexion. For
pimples. liver spots. an facial
faults Special. soc size. -9c;
Sl.00 size 600 wafersD ..... .IDc
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All Toilet Waters at Special Prices
Tooth Preparations.

4Oc Cascara Tablets. 5grain,
chocolate coated. 100 for. .f0c
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CSC Boric Acid full pound. ......2Oc
Csc Sugar Milk, full pound. ......25c
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

3 b. Goodale & Son have sold for John Bishop
No. l49 West Ast street, a three story dwelling
house on q lot 2lxs2 feet
A ! Robertson has sold for Dr. George Evans
me plot lSxIo0 feet, At the northwest corner OF
Amsterdam avenue and Is4th street. Dr. Evans
has owned the property for about thirty years.
Joseph : Burkhardt has sold 10. J0g Ninth ave
n1e' I'VE story tenement. with stores on a lot
-92''' to Matilda J. Quinn. who owns the similar
parcel adjoining at the northwest corner Of 3sth
street
Mary P johnson has sold TO Helen B. McGold-
I-oA. No ~ West l59th street a three story and
basement frame dwelling. on lot 16Sxs911 feet
The Herman Arms Company has sold for Martin
0oeTl The fFe story four family tenement house,
No. ~ West 3sth street. on lot 25x9s9 feet
NJ Edgar Fltz Gibbon and Hampton Brothers
nave sod Tor Janpole d Werner the six story
apartment house, 30 as5 West l35th street on plot
SI.6xs9-l feet.
A Mackenzie has sold the three two story two
family houses each on lot 25xlOO feet the east
Noe o. Theriot avenue, south of Westchester ave
nue.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
REALTY NOTES.

Chris schierloh has sold for John c. Forster the
five story tenement house No. $50 West 46th street
q client.
The Frank l. Fisher Company has leased for
Mary Alice Dean the four story and basement
house No 20 West SGD street, and for Mrs Theodore
Harris No Il West 95th street, three story and
basement house
Company the seventh floor in Nos IL and Is West
S4th street containing $50 square feet for term OF
ten years at a rental aggreEatng $50 900, for David
Marks & Sons the second loft in No. 6s7 Broadway
containing 10e1 square feet; for the Hirs-h estate.
to Sperry & Hutchinson the first loft in Nos 4S and
West 23d street containing 5000 square feet for
William D. Stewart the ninth loft IN No. IS West
18th street containing 1900 square feet, and for
c. Y. Morgan the third loft in No. 20 East 2lst
street containing $50 square feet
The Gross & Gross Company and George J Hard
way have leased the Pyramid garage. Nos 1873 and
1910 Broadway, o William :. Brown for term OF
years. The building contains more than 2oc10
square feet Of floor area
Isaac Wolf Is the purchaser OF Nos. lt6 and liS
West 65th street, sold recently by the Atlantic
Realty Company through II. c. Senior & Co Mr..
Wolf intends altering the dwellings into bachelor
apartments.
sale OF No. 125 18th street, for Marie F. Nc
Queen to Mary r Coleman
g. BrctteU & Son have leased for DR.. Maeder
No api East roth street, excepting Office on paTlor
floor; for William and Julius Bachrach No. III
East l27th street. a two story frame house; for
Nr. Moss to Dr. Sherwood, No 306 T. 10th street,
a three story store for Mr. Zittell. to Mrs. Fink
esteln 80 East 10th street, two story frame
house; for Mr.. Bay. Mrs. Schoenfeli, No. 125
East I23d street a three story store, and for Mr.
Winsted. to Mr. Park. the southerly store In prem
No ird
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
Had Advanced $500 on Man Size" Furni-
ture. but Found It Strangely SHRINK

toy piano and a dolls size carpet figured in
action which tried in the Supreme Court
Brooklyn, yesterday. While the action was brought
to foreclose chattel mortgage, there was nothing
pathetic about the little piano and the little
pet except to the plaintiff who said he felt like
weeping every time he looked at them
The plaintiff Henry Montanas a retired
bacco merchant. of Sheepshead Bay. who had lent
Mrs. Jessie H. Dolan, of the district $500 on
her furniture. Hearing that Mrs Dolan was NOV
ing. Mr.. Montanas went to her house to seize the
chatteIs. This is what he says he found:
The handsome ''Wegman' piano had been re-
placed by a toy piono. The toy had its front
painted represent the larger article and the
in its proper place but Montanas could
that
The parlor carpet, too had shrunk until II was
only about feet square. on the walls instead
the handsome oil paintings that he had seen
there, couple of ancient chronlos scowled down
upon him Another glance around upon the parlor
furnishings increased his wrath.
In the place OF the big mahogany bookcases
there little toy bookcase that would hardly
do The repository of messenger boys five
cent ''dreadfuls' Worse than all. the seven piece
psrlor suit had vanished and in its place seven Or
dinary kitchen chairs seemed 10 be aping their
DetIers.
Montanas sold the contents of the dolls house
for $50. His action yesterday VAS to recover the
difference between what he got for The furniture
which he sold and the amount of his loan. He was
represented by Meyer McIeer & Dobson, while
Mrs. Doian was defended by Louis Samuels \
sealed verdict ordered
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09

Exchange salesroous, Nos. Il and IS Vesey street
The sales list is as follows:
BY Joseph P Day.
ls42 ID ave 25.s 4 Of 95th ST. 2511Oo sty
Jeumt. with stores.
l5S to IL Manhattan ave. 1oIth 81. 200 2x1O:
P Z KieTnsn ref amt m al d,e Fs9 64 s7E9
SO 18th i+oh St s. IS # OF ATseIdau ave II 4x99 y
Ie-9a Is P TI TEuIy eI a. uze@9 -, ele tg5
ant due 81. 133 ~ taxes. etc. S462 So
424 7eth st 275 # W OF Ave \, 25H1o2 =. sty
st al; : : q W HutehHs, at5ys; Kelley ref. amt
due s l5,tso p taxes ete, 500 - . ...
charles Barstein atty. 3 F Mccain. rcf amt due
S16.524 35. taxes. etc. $1,000
l37 Ludlow " - n RivinEton St oExs7 6:
sly and store and sty teumt in rear: Bertha
atty Hyman Turchin ref amt due $i4 SOS 27 taxes ETC.
$500 sub to two mtges aggregatng $4,000.
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
go 53a l20th 80 It Pleasant IJ0x
Realtv CONSTRUCTION CO ct al W T F[ohn atty. ] T
McGovern ref. sI6.lsl 90; etc, Si,o25
BY Samuel Marx.
344 1lsth ST. s. 10 W ave, 25xl00 10, sty
:, ~ sf.stat- as !. : IiI,.- - S
Sc. 500 &c; sub 1st Of $4,000
and store: Cameron agt Z J Mccarthy ct al;
DeCrove r, attys: 6 F Langhein. ref amt due. S22
sl3 %; taxes. etc, s2sT2 %.
The auction sales yesterday resulted follows:
BY :. Goldsticker.
% Lexington ave- cor 9th 81. 30 6x72; sty
Tviler hotel; vol sale; adjourned TO June IG
BY Joseph p. Day
tennt. sale: bid in $4,000
1862 Morris 2iJ # OF l65th ST. 2ox95: B sty
E E attys: Truesdale. ref; amt ssh s.;
taxes. etc. SG15 81; to the plaintiff for $9lJ0