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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10
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post
President Roosevelt has been en-
listed in the fight to save Jan Pouren
from extradition to Russia, according
to statement made by an attorney
at hearing in New York.
A delegation of the Grand Lodge Of
Shipmasters of the Great Lakes is in
Washington to push a project for a
channel in the Chicago river 200 feet
wide and free from all Instructions.
President Roosevelt today sent to
congress message approving the rec
ommendation OF Gov. Magoon that an
appropriation be made to remove the
wreck of the battleship Maine from
Havana harbOr.
Word has been received at the insu-
lar bureau of the state department
from the American consul in Canton,
China, that Miss Georgia L. Jeffrey,
originally of Juneau, Wis, was mar
ried in Canton several weeks ago to
Prince Alfred Ahrenhein Gagarin OF
Russia
-Four nominations which have long
been in dispute between Senators Kit
tredge and Gamble of South Dakota
were confirmed by the senate. They
are John E. Adams, to be. receiver OF
public moneys at Aberdeen; Cyrus G.
Carpenter. to be register of the land
office at Lennon; Edwin G. Cole, to
be receiver of public moneys at Lem
mon, and John L. Lockhart. to be reg
lister of the land Office at Pierre,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.

Madison. Jan. 2S.-The most i'm
portant bill introduced in the senate
was the county option bill introduced
by Senator Marsh. The county OPP
ton forces have agreed on this meas
ure and no other will be introduced
for the present 1t contains fourteen
sections and provides that on petition
of 20 per cent of the voters of a
county such election shall be held not
less than 90 nor more. than 80 days
after such petition is filed The cleo
ton is to be advertised and con-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10

eating Senator Stephenson's primary
expenses was thrashed over again.
the amendment adopted by the assem-
bly limiting the investigation ana
seeking to get a larger representation
for that house on the investigation
committee was returned without con-
currence. The senate messaged II Dach
nv vote of 23 to Z. A constllu.
tional limitation of the nvesu-
gaton was pointed out by Senator
j. E. Lehr of Appleton .ne
effect that the investigation demanded
originated with the democratic party
and could not be legally carried on
at the expense of the state Senator
Lehr is a republican representing the
Appleton district. Senator Jonn ).
blaine, in defending his resolution as
serted that the charges that he was
prompted "by the still little voice from
the District of Columbia, were I'M
founded The investigation proposed
is neither democratic investigator
nor a republican investigation. he
did not introduce it as a partisan, ne
asserted but as loyal citizen of Wis
consin.
important senate bills introduced
We're: BY Senator Lyons, creating
committee whose duty 1T snail pe 10
study conditions that lead to blind
ness: bv Senator Burke, providing for
pensions to firemen and policemen
who are discharged after ten years
service equal to one-fourth OF their
salaries; by Senator Stout, increas-
ing the annual appropriation for nor
NAL schools from $230000 to S35O,OOO;
by Senator Sanborn, appropriatlng Tor
maintenance of the state historical
socety $50, 500 per annum, OF whlch
$4,000 is for the reference library ana
$4,000 for museum; by Senator
Thomas, increasing the free employ
ment bureaus from four to six, one OF
which is to exist in conjunction with
the bureau of labor and Industrial
statistics in Madison for the special
purpose of supplying farmers with
help: by Senator Fairchild, establish
ing the Torrens system of land trans
fers. Senator Owen proposed con
stitutional amendment, making it pos
sible for sheriff to be eligible to re
election.
In the assembly bills were intro
duced as follows: BY Mr.. Bray, ap
propriating $4,000 a year for the j.
state fire warden's bureau; by Mr.. Lee
Roy, providing for additional equip
ment to the extension department OF
the university and appropriating $3.50
900, by Mr. Reynolds, providing for
the acquisition of certain lands In
Door county for a state park ana
appropriating $4,000 therefor; by Mr.
Kay, providing that the salaries OF
justices of supreme and circuit courts
shall not be payable in advance; by
Mr.. Stack, to give pensions to county
employees after twenty years of serv-
flee of county supervisor of assess
state board of immigration $4,000
per annum; by Mr.. Wehrwein, to in
crease the amount from $500 to $4,000
that the state may give to aid agricui-
tural societies; by Mr.. Coolidge, to
permit stockholders in public utilities
in towns or villages to hold public
Offices: by Mr.. Kay, abolishing the of
flee of county supervision of assess
ments Mr. Towne proposed constr
tutional amendment establishing the
initiative and referendum.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10

this ran me down to a state OF contln-
ual weakness, and | thought | never
would be better until l began using
Doan's Kidney Pills. The improve
ment was rapid, and since using four
boxes | am cured and have never had
any return of the trouble"
Sold by all dealers. 90 cents box.
Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo. n. Y.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10
WASHINGTON.

Representative Stafford has pre-
pared bill to authorize pay officers
of the navy TO issue postal money or
d RS.
BY a vote of IS to 55 the house
added 100000 10 the army appropria-
ton bill TO be used in aeronautic ex-
periments.
Prominent Eowans are responsible
for the statement that Mr.. Taft has
decided to ask Secretary Wilson to re-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10

ney disease attacked
me. The pain i'll my
back was SO agonlz-
ing l finally had to
give up work. Then
came terrible attacks
of gravel with acute
pain and passages
of blood. In all J
passed % stones.
some as large as d
bean. NiEe years Of
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10
AWFUL GRAVEL ATTACKS
Cured by Doan's Kidney pills After
Years of Suffering.

f. A. Rippy. Depot Ave-. Galiatin,
Tenn says Fifteen years ago kid
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

Washington Jan. Boy voting an
appropriation of 100000, over and
above the amount originally reported,
the house made liberal provision
for further experiments by the army
with balloons and airships for use in
warfare The subject gave rise to
spirited debate which continued most
of the session The opponents of the
proposition sought to encompass It's
defeat bv. raising all sorts of parlla-
mentary points. but the chair in elab-
crate opinions overrruled these and
thus paved the way for the incorpofa-
ton of the provision in the army ap-
propriaton bill Mrs. Frances Folsom
Cleveland widow of the late Pfesl'
dent Cleveland, and Mrs. Mary LORD
Harrison, widow OF the late Presl,
dent Harrison, were granted the
franking privilege during their HE
time by the provisions of house Dill
that passed by the senate.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10

Madison, Feb. Isaac Stephen
sons shortage now runs to 3's. In
the first two joint ballots of the legis-
lature for United States senator he
lacked but a single expression each
time to effect an election, yet in the
second two the deficiency was three
twice. Today the absantees numbered
three-Senator Hardwood and Assem-
blyman V. H. Cady, democrats, and
Assemblyman Fenelon, republican.
Fenelon voted for Stephenson on the
first three ballots, hence his absence
was a direct loss, it was counterbal-
anced by the action of Assemblyman
Busacker of Milwaukee, thrice an
Esch man, but who today went to
Stephenson under protest." as he
announced The moral force of the
primary decision, he explained, was
the cause of his mutation Assembly
man Simon Smith, who voted for
Stephenson twice. then went to Hat
ton, stayed by the latter
After an all day session in the SEN
ate in which the question of investi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

York, January II. 1909
RFANs AND PEAS-Receipts to-day. 2os7 sacks beans
c6bers sun taking only small lets and n9thng mas
70 Is Psasf t 6a s S50P q
s Seh Are Of ls 5s sSr S ohe
are only steady We quote BIiSs naIT9 choice per
ogsh & : =? e sa5 90 s P sosos
SS E Ss g. 2 3ss d6 ne pea eSoos
ss h Ssss fa2 2s g So e, 'ssS f
tQsay t0s p ans the s sapRy
Of such IS quite moderate. but there are somewhat
ffernss have sofiened the tone of the market little
held are irregular ons the buyer High grade
ruling hrm because OF ne feouGed Sup S
light receipts. We quote; Creamery specials per 10
o2ds IS 2sc 90 thirds pc do held specials 2e1s
sec 90 eEtTas' aso state da!ry tubs COM
mon fair p 25c' process specials 29c 90 eHra as
i5iTds isai9c: Western imitation nrsts p
&1c DO thirds Is4 Isc; packing stock No 9o / held
90 No ? i9 lee 90 n NO 3 Wsb fairly
satisfactory demand from both local and out OF town
prices advanced &c on all graaes OF t1 o atI
frs6e passing confned closely to the inner grades
Cheap skins including winter maze SLOW ana SntT
but the frmness Of holders nterferes with the move.
l foT eolored and SOS qa9ts state
s small ffs Sr Srse coiorsd White
DO 70 fair IoS = oa s in sat 10 50 go o8
IA SIC: do common. "a Sc: do full skins = g31ec
EGGs-Receipts to-day. $3.50 cases Market hrmer
rn6er reports weather spreading the prin
cal producing sections Present supply Of fresh is
very Moderate indicate only moderate shipments
IN transit and storage reserve IS getting short We
quote: state Pennsylvania and nearby. selected white
mixed fancy: s4Q35o DO eir to eheos. siG33c Western
3IAGs2c; do seconds, 50dS1c: do lower grades
28a2ec; dirtes. 2ta27e retrigsrators 2592stae
FRUITs1-FREsH-Apple IN IbersI srupnls snd
steady but demand Light Strawberries quite plentiful
selling slowly quoted Oranges In liberal supply
and barely steady Grapefruit dull and weak. Pin.
apples steady. We quote: APPLES. King per couhle
bead bb s. 5ogsS 80; DO Northern spy IS 6oas5 do
PRIME 50 boas4 25 Davis So S0as+ e: do Green
ING cold storsse 50 ISq<4 So DO common s. =
ca 90 double head bblE. fair So 5of7S3;
BERRIES. Long Island. Hov.s, per Dbl slS: do Cape
:. s, Packs 7 81 sossIs so DO New York
SIs; DC per ssanesJa crate g So do per New .
sssrf 2eg!Gc: 90 open crates 20 ORA NOES Flor
DO mixed eounts sasss rs; Indian River fsacy. Sc
Iesec eouI1s 81 !eess 70: dc lines .oas2 eo other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-12
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

-L,..ro Ian 1f-Recetpts at the stochyairIsr 80
-. re- largest on record, the estimate 49, ne
W 90 rat,Ie 80 coo hogs and 2S0oO sheep C'i ~
90 carloads The high price OF corn v erb MARKET
,sor for the liberal movement CAL L1r cos az.
So la With prices 15d23c: steers g 0glSS4 50
] Sass So helfers. S3G$5 Is: bulls g. ~ = = 10
g,l,es So 50Qsi0 s.ockers and teeeS' Lever
r. market was with prices loe So 10
iCiSc heavy SHIPPING S6dS6 49, hntcheEsz
So Doixed s. anS5 choch light - 3J'SS -tS5sS
~ rigs 5OdS5 60 bulk OF sas.
eIir-fP- Market steady: sheep. $500 80 i7'-4' -
y ~; CIT Jan 1-Recepts. l3ooo hfaa 55
400 c6uthcrns: market 5fl5c lower, -
e bCCa exp5rt and dressed beef steers soc g -
f,rlers and feeders. s. 3JIS5 80 southern
Sn,,EaTn cows 50 5OT$4; native cows . -
To,i,a beiFer So 25HSs bulls So -oS+ 10 60. I69
- - TIOt+--sr ceipts. 1900 head e "a
~ iCua-. closed stronger. top. So huS 81 To[T
* 90. heavy s. S5Is8. packers ana If-T-I5
e. * lights s. 2Ua$5 -; pigs 3 =, ~ - olST 40
20 900 head; market steady; lambs - -7 ss&
G. Western sheep 81 25GS5 -; stocNeFs anu 10'
S'tS,,at, Ian lI-HOGs- Receipts. 8 56S 80! Hee "a
,-iet iOr lower. butchers and shippers, 20 .T-T
-, g. 5OaS5 40 extra 50 % - 49,
4gc~sfrts $40. steady faiF - i1,s
= , s market steady 81 5ogS4 p; lambs strong ana
E,i,,' i,Irg jan CATTLI.SipTly .ssh' rtztT-F
Sr,-1- light. market strong on sheep, 800 S14 ga
Tine yrthers 81 5od$5 co culs ana 80. IN r51.tS
t,,Is S5Ts7 90 VEAL CAIN Is S9pSs % e. ,-1.ss "a
receipts fair. market lower, prime hea' - Ilght
SlS5 x pigs s. soGs5 IS. roaGhs. S5fS7 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-12

n. ct IS: Al BARNARD calves 22s n Ct 81 so; do 300
n e $ IS k.:s sa 10 Toa ta Is Sa At o
50 75 d. 120 H. at So Go 4g0 b ar calves
iss F. At Is si g s % d. 12o ~
Jsline. Wright Co: baTnyard calves 2s4 n at
Commission Company: 81 Indlane Nedis;
at So. "a Indiana calves, 164 10 at S6' do 44' 1'
de- Isl yss at 81 s q d s So % d ls5 2
2 n 50 90 Is s DO 12i It s. at sS' 500 az at S.
s add eals 10 n at $40 90; 90 so n do A. sc S. ~
s St ~ So 6 ca S2 a5S r. o.
n 81 j. " o. at so i g. at do
l42 sa Fl EI y ASb a Two days EsTo
e2s 'a and Of 26s cars f for the ae sheep steady
for the n9oeT week ciosins prices and about al
the stock was cleaned up. Common 10 choice sneeP 800
LAMBS at $7q$S cus 81 5oqS5 so Dressed m 1o.
steady 6G10c per n dressed lambs Jun ~
8 So $50 do 9. f g. At 5a = 49, "a B. at s. 30 DO 81
B. at 81: 7e Pennsylvania do % n at g %; a. %
at 81 go state yearlnss 70 n S5 a. sq1s ne I5 ~ q
Ia 10 al So Al DO. ia NJ at - 90 - dS 10 - do
q % ds 20 e. n Is a. d. 81 81 b 09 at s. % g Do r.
S. 3 sas s. at 81 IS; Al Pennsylvania sheep -
s6ippss c. j. state n an a3 s. % ss 10 1s g. do
Is 10 at 81 IS; state sheep. 1"9 ID at 60 w.
s 20 Rg & a n9 gcar Il 60 s.
s. 3; 2C5 do. II n, at - CO. - D1'l@
10 al 1 40 Co 80 Pennsylvania lambs IS H.; "a b
rs pennsylvania sheep. loS II. Mt - 9o' II Guns
a So . -.. ,.r,r. 3 y, at IS: IT sheep
n o 5a isS Sbans Sc at S3 & S. o -
state sheep. ia n. az 50 10 - a. ss: 225 Do. II
W e. 81 Vennsylvara 67 IL, at 81 i9 ID1 ,s 40
r. al > "a 81 s. - a29 DO "a 10. at 81 So 10 e 9 ~
~ - Il So IL do a. 50: ~ IuiId4 Ills 81 10
10 az - y T5ennsvIyana do. 10. at 50 "a cuis o. "
a s. 80. 49,. -. oce s,ete lambs 6S 10 at S.
II Hollis 81 s "a state as es lambs at s. 5o II
ete sheen III n, at S4 ,,r - N at s. 70;
G. curtis & Son: 50 vermont Ia .n AZ s. q Yer
state DO 80 10 a. 81 5o state 50 u. at - o.
H0Gs-Recelpts for two days we're ,o o. the market
Ioet ne r9t lower following decline al a. 81 az
I,s,srn markets medium weight nE rer n
rrr 100 b. Country dressed moss '''
To- heavy 70 light - state hogs 1ss n at
sales-W o X r"lghs SIS ~ 50 50; stag $40 ID
s. 80 E Co. Gate Saturday, 100 Maryland hogs l4'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-12
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York January H. 1908
. COFFEE-Tbs coffee market was fairly actiFe To-
opening unchanged points higher and while
gain during the middle session the market
fteade close which steady at uncnased
prices advance Of points. Sales were reported
buying and somewhat better European cables than
4xpecteG slightly resctonary tendency noted
Surfing the middle resulted selling by trade
end realizing while later the market received
European barely responded New YORK
Feaction Saturday, being only = franc and
Hamburg partial = pfennig lower az the hour OF the
local opening. Later further slight concessions were re
Brazilian markets reported By the days cables were
unchanged 20 90 reis higher Receipts at the Two ports
the total she being
bags against 1856 bags year L.
sections o. PABLO The market spot coffee
nued steady with quotations the basis OF IA
Rio No Z. The total warehouse deliveries in the
United States week 3ofe bags against
OF the New York had III. go
bags The weekly cearances and shipments from Bra
lan ports follows Rio cles-ances 69U0o bags
nclUdng $1,000 % United States. 22e0O Europe
tn6 the South America. There three
loading the United States and
Tor Europe Santos cea-anCes 327.OUo bags, In
fDding 3co 10 the United States, 122 for Europe
md OF South America shipments
ne Taited States liz 0o for Europe 16 600 bags
1saking total Of 27SOy0 bags Steamers loading az
for the United STATES / Europe,
Bahia weekly receipts. stock, ys
elesTences 20 ports other the United
Germany 14oc bags The receipts RIO and
or he week amounted 70 1900 bags, against % 90
ast week. l2l-o0 last year $4,000 years
The range % contract prices IN the local to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-12

was quite sharp dsc fnSrs 9
the LSH99n 6 ocg market Was weak consequence
sG9s: s 80 Al ,5 1887 spo; sad ss
L2ndS2 a aao9so g al l9sal ias5e
froytc at 1412 25 and casting AZ 81 81 r.
oea market do ana 9ei q % at the s oH
don market but was du4 andz 1gsb market was
Change reo5ed with No found f6r Dig iTon
quoted at SIG t Produce E2change continues dq
and with Tegus Msr eSoffsS s 5 April
So asked Msg and sT1s ST market FOR syrups
ae9 5o Sesqy p sha quotations follow
New orleans centrifugal 1eg19S far d Isg
22c; good. p zee prime % SOC NeS I7 esr I6
a zoe good 19 22cI prime p 25c; fanSy - 9SoS;
on adve dand from sort sod PscuIaye
buying ard strength o q sTG3s b 91 100 bbs
March ea5e4e 800 5os May Rs1 Ss Detro
s's9a Tis New . nG5 SNs s fs9''5 os
s50c bulk 6 sS; f SSs t 1Ser hite
New York bbls loo bulk e5o phaasghs eSs 6pa
8 water e6T T3:s faf 6fE 3s5
P 185s 1.9ss sSSs 5s sss asy tl 5
as SIC: july 69SS5 SSc septsnbsr so6g8l Ice; on
i6T 9S Es 4i8 p 4anga White ps
raw 52GSSc; OF town raw. 6la52c: Calcutta raw
sneHy @ all day in view CT The big Fecsgts and
boaro had fully $4,000 hogs and all western points
las 600 Kansas City receipts were 12VVV OlI s
900 and Chicago expected 10000 hogs on Tuesday
the hog market was Toe lower. PORK-steady quot
ed: Ness SD rs SIT 25 family. SIS sis short c,ea
SO 80 a 500 30. BEEF-steady Quoted Ness sLZ 80
M Sea s5s s2S Sl7 BEEF RRff4 IS
ed: 500 SIS. DRESSED HoGsaostesdy Quoted:
Ijrs ~ CUT MEATsEPckled bellies firm. Quoted:
smoking &c. ID. &C. II ID, 90; Il ID, eHo picked
hams firm. Quoted: 1O91oAc TALLoW-Steady;
Sa cry e49 STEADY 9a@5ss
8-G5a 9-75c Refined lard steady cHoted: SCUM 9E
COMPOUND-FirIn. Quoted; * o. Nc sIEAdti 5000
Irregular. Quoted: Oieo, Hive; city lard stearhe
RICE-The market for rice steady but quiet
and unchanged locally, and firm al former prices az
primary points Quotations follow: Screenings IA
- sc; prime De g 5Ssc cholce. u S'H~
sUGAR-The refined sugar market Tulsd steady
unchanged, with fairly good business The following
prices. subject rebate Of 10 points ana dis
per cash days: Crystal donnos
mould A. SC; cubes 4G0c; xxx powdered. SOC; Eagle
BIB bags powdered and Eagle confeconers grhnn!ate9
a0c; powdered coarse powdered and fruit powdered
Eagle fine graduated, 4s5c; 2-1b bags 90
q5c: 3lzo soc 5lb bass Do 4s5c lO-ro tass
standard granulaJed diamond A 5c confectionery
A. 50c. ]. 45c Nos and 3. & 0c; No Soc; No
10 10 a., No IL SOC: No p 9oc; No Is 3s5c: Nos
IA * and 1G SIC. At London the market Tor raw
sugar quiet and unchanged with prices barely main
"a ned quoted follows January, los nd; Feou-
srz- los 2d May. los Ard The local market TOT
raw sugar hrTnsr with rumoTed sale OF loUO, 70
10 0H bags Ct centrifugal basis % test 29sc
roE ard +-egNt equal duty paid, the shipment
to be made not February 10 There seems 70
Genera inquiry January invoices which in
St-s,es oss fractional advance IN prices for prompt
sbnmenr sugars anG PROBABLY Cubas could be sold for
shipment NJ, n close If February al 2sse DUTY PAID
7sqs nc rnscovsdo SIS 23aS27c, and molasses
Sc test. 2s-Q""Zc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-12
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Petitions In bankruptcy were filed yesterday in
the United States District Court follows:
Involuntary. against the LenOX Watch Case Com
pany, at No, 81 Chryste street. by the Providence
Stock Company Of Rhode Island and two others,
with claims aggregating Sl,0l0 Preferential pay
ments and transfer of jewels valued at $1,000 are
alleged il the petition. Henry 3. Singer ap~
pointed receiver. The liabilities are estimated at
5000 and the assets $4,000
wholesale and retail liquor dealers at No 9s Third
avenue by julius MandelbauTn. Edward r. Hayes
and Lewis Joseph, with claims amounting to $50.
Involuntary, against Samuel Friedman, dealer in
general merchandise at-No. 1879 First avenue by
Ellis GetZler and others. with claims amounting
to s527 Transfer of stock worth 81 600 is alleged
voluntary. Harry 6utin, clerk of No 1893 Fifth
avenue formerly member OF the firm of 6uttn,
kOoperstein & Co. which dissolved; liabilities,
S595 90 (unsecured), with no assets. The debts
were all contracted at Wilkes-Bar in 1901
voluntary, Lena Stolz OF No. $50 Ritter Place.
The Rronv, liabilities &,S52 81: assets. She
owes Caroline Bohinger, Of City Island, S.s1s "a
on judgment
The schedules of the Goldstein Clothing Com
pany, OF No II Grand street give liabilities of
&C. 27 a. with consisting Of insurance poll
cies aggregating S.0oA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-12
mANv LOFT LEASES REPORTED.

r,edarIcl, Fox & Co. have leased for Georse :.
los % 900 SQUARE feet OF space at No - 10 a.
49, s4reer- for the Hanes Realty Corporation ~
90 SQUARE feet OF space at Nos IS and ~ aver.
place. for Patrick Gallagher. 9vO SQUARE A
~ er,ce at Nos. II. - and q West so street. -l
~ 7 spencer. 1900 square feet OF space al no
81 university Place; for the Haines Realty -
st,oD 10 600 square feet OF space at NO % I-as1
I'M street. for Meyer Auerbach 1880 square Aee'
~ snace at No. Great Jones street. foF L. :,
,,er+sr 6 600 square feet OF space at NO Q 10 ~
c.. tones street: for Douglas Robinson CharLes
{ BROWN & Co. 1000 square feet OF space at NO
o. 1-,ion Square and lofts at No. luz BieecAeE
stree+ and for the Brevoort Real Estate Company
+ta store and basement at No. s. East ntn street
THE Charles T. Noyes Company has leased 1or
IT Nelson Flanagan the two five story ouNoinss
%,s $50 and 2S2 Pearl street 10 the johnston q
oswald COMPANY for q long term Of years; also,
the entire lofts at No 2l2 Pearl street to h A h
Helvig for five years from May next; lorts IN
Nos 40 and Al Lafayette street for william -
Cruikshank's Son to SheyHe & Machlin and lo1ts
3, Nos 90 and "a Frankfort street for John '.
Piaclr 10 tho FTetcher-Stanley Company Also
offices FIJI the Terminal Building to Manden g
Williams. and IN the Futon-Chambers Building 70
G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-12
REALTY NOTES.

The firm Of J. B. Ketcham has sold tne EO -rt,s
to,Isstsad on Kings Road. Madison \. ).
80 t-I-a-s also sold to Irving r. Lewis Tor DC
eIoTr7ent lightweight acres at shackforo 80
F.astport Me- a fine shore properly On = -
lantic coast Mr.. Lewis intenos Oul4u"e
dred bungalows and boardwalk all, for
~. Fre5erick W. Avery Company has sou ~ ~
.ta Uoodnere Land Association to harvey -
INC 80 On the east side Of Linden street.
49, feet, 100 feet south OF Central avenue .a
over eight hundred Invitations nave 80 1ssxv
p, the annual meeting of the Ne" Jei seq 80.
vo-I, Real Estate Exchange. To Do heiO o-
o. 10 in Jersey City. Addresses are ~
80 AZ Governor Z. c. Stokes. William " ~
iO--I -. I,esidsrt f, D. Underwood OF the EI4e
pIr~,od After the meeting a social reuAon - -
take place to be followed by an iniorla - n-oy.s
r. lewis H. May Company (Cnsr!es = W
-, New York agents. has sold foE }. w
Marks his property on the west SIDE o. opd six
80 Arverne, Long Island. a cottage arU g.,
-, a.ab,rf lots 10 S Schumacher, VINO win ia
1-G The ste with two houses for investment
BENJAMIN R I.ummis was tho broker w. "a, 80
49,, tb,r3 floor in the building No q vest ''o S'e
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