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New-York tribune., 1909-12-24


Mitchell Valentine to susan r. Mare 81 ooo
Emra L Shsrmsr 70 Geo A Never 81. Is
KAN Ferri-. e1I. ~ pulle Leslie S6ut"
Marx W Maclav trus t7 Mari Bird $50 400
Eleanor Blvd end sro sxrs. ." Eleanor Btrd 81.
Robert Il Jpham % Ahuar Bowen. 81
Marx W Naclay. eXr. ~ Estward II Rtrd -
He1rv G Mapes ~ Lsmber G. Msres. s1.75o
Etward J. HId o. al 10 Sender Jsruulovssy.
James Bailey 70 susan T Mspes. s1ooo
Trio Guar q co 70 VIM Mss-u - a..
Tlor-ncs e. von ast-u 20 Rosau4 Corn Sioo
Max Gerner no p 80 Meehan 81
United states Truzr io 20 Public Lihrarv
wcstch-sfer trust 90 20 Westminster ana Rrorx
Title and Mortgage Co. $4,000
John W Finck- ~ Marie r rfueke s.. 1is
sings go Trust co tl caroline o. Grimm. 81
NorEvile Bank % AdolPh e. Hupfei - assign
Julius Livingston 10 I"ris F1eischer 81 sso
T5arT7 Alr9r ~ r9r-0 T,.C,rofri5 stOo
Moses ~ adler fo Rose Chubarof 81
Fraucis Arena 20 caro' yu Doctor. s'o"
MaiN -f@"t arr '" ALIantlc Terra ,oiff 'o. 81
Philip Waterbury 90 Jaroh Nary Slo"
julia Klein to Aurelts iionand S3."eo
L@outine Marie end am" rNrs On Tuser~
Title Guar 8 W 80 20 Tror saw Bank IS ooo
Guaranteed MIS- 60 Of % 'has Mol-
Nsrv q .tevar' 10 rt11ie Van Fossssrr,. sIs Soo
Lavzers' Wts co O.. Llc Ius 'o. "a assnnt.
-sme to rfv s Mr-isou soe 800
Same 90 rf-urr 90 D WeeAes and suo. ssrs.
AmsrIran Mig 90 90 John Hauorsu. "a
Msr, F vastrov 10 l,-n So paut. p assmt 81
Caiviu o. stevens et sI eNrs % Charlotte p
t.vvsrs' Tt'le Jus & r. Go % Lawyers Mtg
eco. 1d assmr. Ste'"
Saut. fp same. S. ruV
Saul IIrermau % Isaac Dlal-ou and suo stoo
Dos BERNSTEIN ~ He rar1 Wolov il-h. Sloo
St.4It
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
TESTRT ST. LEASE
L. Fried & Sons 10 Occupy a
NfTr Building.

The Charles p Moves Company leasei
for A n Nhreman the new six story
huHd,nr 10 s5 Nes5rv street N 4. Fried
A. sons Tor long term OF years.
Poison Brothers have leased fcr term
of wears for John Glass the store a. the
southwest corner of lith street and Sixth
avenue % Levy e. lockwood. a. an aggre-
gate rental ~ over Ss0eo Also leased for
Ce7rre r. Chisolm the three story and
basement dwelling house 40 q West Lfh
street 70 c. II. johnson. Also leased for
4. X Jones and others. as trustees. The
stable 80 "a Washington News 10 Pas
Cuale CampigIa for a term Of years Also
I'm building 30 20 Fourth avenue for W
Raymold rhc second and third -cfts
-r schwartz A kle,nman and Slverman
a. SaEltch
penzer Brothers have leased for Henry
corn the tenth floor. containing l6e"
SQUARE feet. an Sos. ia snd ll6 Fifth ave
nue.. corner ~ 18th street AZ an aCgre-
gate rental Of Sss 30. 10 John e.. Thrlsuh
"a rug dealer.
Hube-th a. Gabel have leased FOR charles
A. Hickey 10 ~. Van Glider the third f1oo-
On no. g. F-fth sveuue. southesst cor
ner of s-st street.
simon !. Bloom leased for Never VESSEL
the store ar the northeast corner of De
lancev and Essex streets Tor term ~
wears an an aggregate rental ~ $1,000.
for Lewis Hurovitz a Co. 5oo3 square feet
of space az 10. 55e 55s and 55s Broadway.
for Allsnd Brothers & CO. 500 square
feet of space al Nos. "a and Is West nth
street and for the No. % West cith street
Company $500 square feet OF space az NJ
Te West 2sth street
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
MECHANICS LIENS.
pF1ENIEFIP


ERcoNE ST. -re. Julius SIoIoF azt Mary
CD NeilL owner. lsiJ.r lerurr cout-a-tor.
Sig -
BRYANT ST e. .tsS 20 10 Garrison ave
9SNfpn. Haury 81 ~tile'E. ir. art Maruar-t Ret.
s-r owner. 8 Arthur butfirr u roufra.tar
trrusNsH. E156 -b.
FuWLER AVE e'- % ~ Nsr ave- -,s
"a. . Henry AHrdheIuI aEt rsrdr llufrr. au o.
g tHd contractor, 81.
GRAND BOT I.Fk ARD and tDNtpl RISE a.
lan ~ ~ Eurustie ave I1Ntu4 Tnty~r-.f
compound go sEt fremont TenuIe ti,ngrar.,
ton Gates q Mercf Aaron Btrt~istoue chsir-
man owner, Guriitt- Manning tn tur con
tractor. $50
sItEENW I'H ST a. to $50 rtifiunan Ft~.prrof
t'nrsf Cn Hgf James p. DI1iikalank owner D. i.
Neshit 60. r'utrsrt1r. 2.u15 1n
OLSON ATE o. rrr ~ 64ifb -f 100 5-toa
Arthur James '7 aEf farkvi"v 81. owner
treuewah, Sel9 -
rul rHEkN HoI i.ENAEr 1f1 Vita V.Ifassr.
aHt JOSEPH Fecone and NInreuro OIi,s 90,
ffa and contractor. 500
-. AVE. ti.s. same aEt touis Fiaor o,per
Joseph Epstein. ronfractor Saa
i"fH ~ $40 East samuel Ro-euberr an p.r
Der friufman. owner. Harrv Abrahsor ..nd
John htiandzts. contractors SgS
s.n 81. Us an@ i20 East. Robert Perlm.r 49,.
frank w Whitridge r~c'r. owner H-ifrisr ?,
si5a
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
TRADING ~ BROOKLYN ZONES.

Randolph Hulsarr has sold rhe three story
end basement n-0wnst0ue house 10. 50
Greene avenue 10 Joseph cans f0~ rfe
0Darrru- estate. The purchaser win "r-
r--E
charles g RI-ke~s0D has sold f-r the
Prospect Park Sank m a client fo- o--u-
usr-v no Gss Sterling Place. between TN
0@rhlI ana Washington avenues. q frr-@
Story dwelling on lot elx5oL-
TIE Leonard Noodv Real Estate Com
rlry has resold FOR James Dreytus 70 a
client 30 4se -srh street @ new three story
brick TWO family dwelling. on q plot ,ex-o0
-e@r This IS the second time this property
has been sold bv -he Moody company This
month
arthur 2 ru ret % hav. sold for
Jacob Demaresr 20 Pee Huston 80 a.
Bedford avenue four story apartment
house on p-or S5 szs7 feet for So On Prop
e-rv iu F-i5lnSr0r. '- J. vas gwen 'r 0s--
ra---r-arr
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
soMF REcENr RuNERs.

George ~ Frl-us Del she ur.=r of Eo IH
West -.rI street -r'a H- rfs N.DruaId
estate
.1ude E TaIen I- fHe nH~sr M $50 E
Werr >rr street eeIf Ir tHe Nar- E.a 'r
ID nrr PAM
lNorua ITors H- r.e nUVer of Hn N
Vssf ss5 street. sold Dr.. E N..d a. "n
for Ber1lne fr krar.r
T1e Madison square Mortgage Company
,r fne nrver of No -. H-ef Tr. street..
sold hv jeremiah 49, rlr..t
EIfphsier p Davis fs rHe H.rrr af r.a
seven story elevator apartment. sos s
srs l West E--r street sold rarar-Ir Hr
George ~ Errerr F T..HaI. A son
we've rna Hrrlar.-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

fTffh evusr name and aidi-a-'
DECEMBER 3
MANHATTAN
MAD1sov. AVE w cor esth a. for TX
brk 10, ~ 5xa5. schwartz 4 cross 80 ''"
ave archifects. cost. $3.50 0o'
C.uner o. Barker. 22o Broadway.
PARK AVE. 4s. for = .tv brE dElg 2iE
6ae p = stewart. io3 Park ave.
Svv1sT e. > " sheldon. u East 9sth -
2sTH ST e. $50 o. ~ o. sth ave- foT -. a .
hrk loft and store. 25Xa2. q M-nsloo
VP,S1 square Ns'S.,sS ssS sTSns7 iss7 sss ' ave
AID IT e17 70 223 West. for 80 ofk y vss1 Js-
atre and sru.tos. s4xa2 " 4 FrasNr. 90 "s
S4fh rt architect. cosr. $50 90"
owner II = shuhert 1915 BroadNa,
fssrH ST ~ s75 p ~ Amsterdam ~ :. Ior
= = stv hrk hst 5oVs7 ~. " Del 'fan1le-
fremont and Webster sves. arohiieo'a' '''''
owner vestsorouEh Realty snd constru"-
tion 60. - East 122d -
THE BRoNX
AVE IT joins. N g. f7o4 q ~ Kelly T
sry srk stores - el,x65 ko1pe q y ,ao
Owner. Emma Kramer 50 westrhesrer ave
Fosd two I sr, hrk fsnmts a. eysI earn
charles Kuymborg POS jennings g. arrhi'eci'
0vuSr' William Evans. GA Aqueau~t ave
BELMONT AVE. u ~ cor Wt.ism =, -r1.-,,or. ,r
teun1t. 5oy7s o charles. 80 : ClsrA. 40 iTe'no''
ov-er' rbiup NeIHio. - Brouv T'aoe.
Toukers
RATHGsTE- AvE u ~ .or 1s45h sr 80; 7,y 5Ts -
tcurut 55xs2 o. H1rrv T ffoNel- lf'''n n. l
hi 4~r~fr-cr. cost Sasi tHf
owner Martin Tully 5s5 Walton 49,"
CFF=ToN AVE. vs. d. n ~ 1880 -
sfv brE tenn1fs 90 6xa0 each. ssaaii+'
g0fa Jerome ave architect cost. ~"uNlN
Owner Henry Roth. Kimhan ave- Aon<"''
INTERvALE AVE. iunctior wilkins Place P2cr,,- >
story brk tenrnt. 70 3 slte 3, har9ll = i'i"7
T92S F3rCadwav. architect. Cosf. e7-i-'EN
owner David Herman. l72 Nassau 81
WILKINS PLACE . 1851 p ~ -o-l pen .4
boulevard two 3 stv hrk tennis. - -
md 1854 r. 25x76 2. Harold L loling. TO-
F}-osdV-sv architect. cost. S14ouNo
owner David Herman. f32 Nassau -
WEBSTER AVE. n " cor la4rh =. tWo -I''
NJ renr7rs . 1X7T and 3JX-5I- -cnaelrl
Jaeger AL fremont s-e. arcnif@cis,
Sys1er NJ vflherr 1872 Monroe ave
222D 81 n e. 17n n q q v-hi-e Plains ave. ~
: srorv frame dwellings 2t'sao eacn' cost
S900H ,- --,-.
Iohn r ZueIch. Wiilisn-sorfdEe -9''a'9'
o7-uar and architect
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
LIS PENDENs.
DECEMBER =


s--r n u cor 1nrh 81 i0sxi05 Bronx Trauz
EunrfE 81 aEr Edvar a ~rhiH ar Al
amended foreclosure of MTG Arforne- = J
SrilweIl
ARrHr-P AvE 81 q % 1s7th s+.
IO01xl13 4xl0o 1x113 g. John s'e7neriein -
al aEt Antonio Canero - aI 'rorec oslre ~
mrset Arrorne-'s, Berry q Davis
COLLEGE, ST. 2 Is = u cf Fredert"F e. an
60. Josehns A PoEEt az John calder ~ al
foreclosure cf utssl A-torue- p ger
ding
MONROE ST ~or C5ouvernsur ~. - az6a loN
81 2xSs .. julius Rosenstsln az Mvron RIVER
tsore-lcsure of urgei Arrcrnev- j l5aleTsEi
TRAFALGAR PL s. - p % 1T6rh 81 TX
s. Samuel Rosenrelr agr Ma Israelovvifz - Al
action % ser aside conveya nce'. Artor-e- 3
ClicErnan r MscEenherg
sD AVE 5s7 Adolph Auerbach agr KILN
Realty Co - al foreclosure q mtEs'. Atror-
nev. p J Dunn
1o0TE ST 228 Easr. EIzahsth Keller sgr
Charles Gerst e. al CrorsClosure ~ ulrE-i- A.
r0rnev. z Whttlock-
1osTH ST "a cor n sv4 77z25 a "a ave. =
cor Sc S. - 2yso. 6arn =r. 3al % .
n 2l ave fG ~v77 W4~v N-r-ar AZ
UaEEt@ X 81 .r0~ er al tuartirl0nI- Arrorna's
Z ? & Lvu-h
usTF ST. n East. z @ ronuor s'oan@ sEt Is0-
pod TesEr - a. foreclosure 90 mrzai A.
rornsvs Mulisn. cobb q Mitchell
1ROTH ST T e. 1s7 3 n w of 1s- ave 7- ex
100 IL Jennie Cohen agr Joseph Ltabii1E sr I'll
foreclosure - mtEef ATTORNEY. II 8iuucfs
111D ST. a 4s Essr Louis Lase aEr Ta1rn
Norwalk - a. tanlanded fcreei iosura ~ rr-Eel.
ATTORNEYS. Lsss s. Connolr.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24

four story eight family house. 40. 2fes
Webster avenue. on plot S3xioo feet
OVERING STREET.. NJ Weiss q co.
sid for Augusta r. Fronnm 20 the CONNER
cial Finance Company. one family house
un the easterlv side Of Oyering street, 245
feet north ~ Wesfchester avenue.
LoRING PLACE William n. Peck sold
- the @ n Masten Realty Company for
immediate improvement. plot l22xll0
feet on Loring Place 17s feet north of
lS2d street II viii he improved with
dwelling houses
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday az TIE
Real Estate Exchange salssrooms. Nos
"a and ls vesev street. resulted as follows.
BY Joseph ?. Day
10TH ST 50 and g. 81 ~ - sth ave
80 axa2aL irseg. tvo : sfv tenmts : SUI
ger aEt George Nicholas - al 7 Sturses. attf
Warren Leslie. ref ami due. Sl4teo - taNee,
err $50 l6s -. adjourned 70 December 81, -
81 AVE. lA3l 8 - II 2 q 10lst 81. 2aNf'f
kennensohn q al. Johnston a J. attYs. l. y
ThQups0r. ref, ant due. S26Ssa -. taxes eto.
S4p0. 10 the plaintiff Tor 81 000
SOI THERN BOULEVARD. E. lf5 y of hal
refto - toNl"o vacant, LAWYERS Tltle ms ~
@ agt Abraham Greenherg ~ o.. Action 3.
Dean. afr- Watson. ref. amt Que
$40 i1G. taxes. etc. 81 2s5 70. withdraw
BRoWN Pl-. -. . cor q iS5th 81 '.s ANlel.
Tony Wolf - 81. - McCItcheu. stry.
Leighton Iobdell ref amt due 81 so -
taxes. err s. go 70 90 the plainth for 30. .-
900
Bv Samuel Mar1
WILLETI 81. 81. rs u q Ri,'nEt,n -.
aEf ia Hoffman - a.. Davis 4. arrvs lt
T EGEFs ~-f amt due. s. 6f1 ~. taxes. etc.
s. lo2 s5 sub ~ nrsr wts 81 S2b0s1, 20 the
rlaintir for SO as
The suction offerings to-day VIII be as
follows
Fg Joserh usv
l46IH 81 as ~ $50 ss Is - o = Broadway.
IaNso Il r--0 s-v rats, TWentv-thtrd Na-1
Bank aFt Rae Ginsberg - o. Iexog. n a "a.
aftys g J. eohn. -ef amt due. s.. 44s o. taxes.
srv store bldg. 7 Herrfngton sgr Metropolitan
Mercantile a. Realty CO. Louis Sanders. atty
EreriTs sale cf aU rlghr r'r1e etr. which defr
had on sept =. 1903 or since
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
RECORDED LEASES.
.vfrr nar7s and address of lessee
DE-ENEER -


CATHARTNE 2 81 ~. Eliza a Thcrne - Da-ita
case la. yrs from May 7. 1873. s. Ice
Address 61 Cefharine ST..
ITZANkLTN ST 10 70 15Q. Leonard -. : and
81 Augustus Bernstein % Walter Baker &
90. y vrs from AUG /. 1903; 81 600
Address 15s Franklin 81.
PFOSPECT AVE-. co. ana eOa. Herman Cohen
= Frank L Ness "a US from O-r g. 1919.
ADDRESS so7 Frospec- svs
9TH AVE. S3s e. 2ozT1 @ estate - Bradish
johnson 20 saui Eloo-. 2 s-i2 yrs from sept
r. 1.es- 81 Enu
address $50 OH ave
-5IH ST Isl 20 l55 West M,-ris Wiesen u .
2 s-e-le-t E CO. vrs ~ NOS ,rc-a Dec IS
1900. g. u0o
Address "a West cn-1 So
= II ST - West. Alice p rToidirE % Fssns
uar1s US from Aug Is 1879. Sc Ooo
Address. 80 West .se-r zf
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
SALE on THE PALISADES

T.s Central land Company SOLD ta me-
TaH-aes Harne ustrIouWsrt '"uuau..
ranpose5 rt John Duane. 1r. president a+
trr srffv H.nE ~ rrarl-e. ari Hueius.
men af f.ar ..fr Irs. r..fe .sral.rr all
we ,.f H..-er Boulevard and .Nrrr1irs
ao..rr and ..sf fn rHs IfEt'0ru.sn. nf .He
ga.rr-f.a Investment and E. Esr.r.
.onua.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
q FOURTH AVENUE PFoJucT

rrel'rrtrr-- plans ara r.r- prepared r-
CoIdwir Srarrsrr A Nar 1..rI. +a. -rs .r0--
r1errisI structure to hr s-r"-6 t- N a.
Cftb 0r rr- e.-e rt fHs Tr-rI trsr..
Pres1E-re-.au church. northwest CORNER .'
.25 street. r.Hr-ra-af -r.rr-r t.r Sol
THE blIl.uF I- rr nr f-rres- s-"-r
hsa.nerr anr erl-n.-s~srf -.rr.rr-. H-
granite Terra -rrra and Hr..s. tr frs -s.
glrsfvr rrrruaurv Hf r.t rru
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24

2lfTH ST. centre line rs n - H'n sye It ',
irrsE vrT. So per cent. ldncoin A'''''nsNN
% dts ~ Th0rne. - Nfh
Arrrnev. G.0 p anrfiand- ~ WaN ~
GffTH ST centre line. 72S n ~ "tn ave. -
frreE 2 WIS 81, n-r cent. Lincoln No armars
q. Grace - Thorus. S4fsn
Affornev. Geo p Garland. ~ WaI -f
e1TTH ST. p 500 8 n ~ White flains "a,
5ffx1f4 2 3 vra. per cent. John N R1frse '"
Katherine Turch. 81 100
AtIr-na- p q l-ariInr. lnoL I1InlaIe -
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
TITLE comPANv LENDS sssz.ooo.

Arnold. Byrne & Baunan have secured
from rhe Title Insurance Company OF New
York fo~ client building loan II $500.
covering three hundred feet on the south
side OF -S1st street. between Fort Washing
tor and -. Nicholas avenues. The prop
er-v Is no he improved with three siX-story
elevator apartment houses
These brokers recently n-Eotiared the sale
~ rre r-ruerrV
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
suvs LvNpHuRsr TRACT.

Joseph r Da~ hae -.Ie rrr fre estate aF
Ceorre F0rrf rvn a.-e- of 'rra -f Irul.
hurst N T. alIo,rt~r f.. Delaware
r.a-Eawarus A. Western RaHrr.5
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
BIG GAME PRESERVE SOLD
Panker Nov Owns Erwin TraCt a. Say
brook Junction, Conn.

FaeE g crawford sold f-r en- cash f0-
the TINTED states Trust Company as
trustee ~ The estate NJ R0herr % Erwin
T ae1-acre tract. comprising one M rre
farzesr game preserves .r r1Iue0rrur. r0
prominent banker of trfe c.-~. The prop
49, fe rr Sav1~orl Jur--i1n 7hovr eighteen
rrHer west of Nsw IHrC0D and rH1rf
-rir'v miles f-ou NeU Ea~eT
o~ rre tract Gro '-rLe r-~vs stable
So ourhrII1frrF
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
sulpINe LoAN coNrsAcrs

DECEMBER 81
LlAF0STAINE AVE-. IS p y 17s-h =
50Zl0o Augus-us Holly l-sus Herv
Camp a Jacob Eirs~r SEQ 600
n AIEEP AVE s. 100 2 CT ~hsu-c-v :.
50Xa0. Frederick a -our7-0--n z--v. l-s-s
Philip p K-aus-n $40 500
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

DFCFMBFE p
f-pEENwTC-a ST a. John Filan - -
Greenwich tnvesfinE 90 ~ al, Dec T. i.-'' '''
bomb. s720
AZ AVE SIS Alqis Sfsudf az noi'a-
%. Rren ~ Al. June - 1902. st-S %
WASHINGTON ST 477 John Fiian - 49, -
greenwich investing 90 ef a.. Dec Q. ifF '''
hondl. ST70
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24

ffarFT ct lao East Harris ~ IRIS sKf bernnarn
Tuid owner and contractor S1Hf
fTzTH ST : O. 20 = w ~ u1lv 49,. - " -
TTov-ea Mfg 90 ssf Suring Realty 90. o7ner
aud CONTRACTOR. 81 $40
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
ALTERATION PLANS.
THE BRONX
DTCElIBER -

CA=-r.z HILL AVE " s. 33 2 @ C'harr-~t7n
ave three story frame stores and evening"
- axj4 each. p Ebeling. 1l3S Walker ave
s~~7fre~t. cost. s.. l0o
Ovner CHRISTIAN vorndrsu. 2ils Gleason
CASTLE HILL AVE- cor El-ts a = . -IoFF
F-sr4a srore ana dwelling % 1v51 T. > Esne-fnE-
f12G WsIta~ ave. archlrecr. cost Sl-fHH
owner ,leorE Harold, --i9 M
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
RRoNe acREAeE SALE

Jefferson M LsEr H.- -a.G turef .r.f. M
re- r--y ar-f fraer fr..trr .r Ne~trresfer
-re,k and usrr ths HInrz t-sIaHf rard Hf
.l. Sew York Sew Harer a. Hartford
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24

Railroad T. vfu re used for faotory pur-
poses d Brown shield was the broker m
the transaction.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24

TO LeT FoR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
DEC ENfBER g-

ATTORNEY. T s. ormisror c7 william vt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-18
Col. Barrett Missing /.
From InterlaChen Home

INTERLACHEN, Jan. 15.-This
community was startled recently
when. in the absence Of his wife I'm
Palatka, Col Barrett, an old Mexi-
can soldier, It is supposed. In a fit OF
mental alteration had left home. and
up 20 the present time nothing has
been heard from him. He took with
him a trunk containing his clothing
and personal effects including HIS
gun. employing a man to take him 20
Edgar, some six miles distant. and
leaving on the same train that con-
veyed his wife TO Interlachen where
she was surprised az not meeting
him al the train as be had promised
20 do on her return when she left the
day before for Palatka.
To give color 90 the belief Of
mental alteration. he left a note adj
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-18
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
ARE STUDYING HARD
SOME or THEM RANKED HIGH
DURING PAST THREE MONTHS.
Principal cassels and Assistants Are
Very Proud Of Work Done BY
Most Of Them.

The following pupils OF the primary
department OF the Gainesville Graded
and High School made a general aver
age OF excellent" during the first
three months Of the term:
First Grade. A-James Beale. Bern
ard burst, Robert Glass. Albert La
mons. Charles Lynch, Robert Mason,
MOsby Mccormick, Dickson Tharin,
Crawford Thomas, Philip Warren.
Benjamin Cook, Lola Albright. Mary
Bennett. Fay Blake, Violet Boyd,
Thelma Ballard. Bessie Dell, Letta
May OyeTstreet Eula Stalls, Mary
Harrod. Margaret Lynch, Hope Nc
Clamrock, Johanna Morris. Helen Ret
tig, Beulah Strunk, Eula Stalls, Mary
Thomas. Mamie Thompson, Alberta
Wells, Daisy BOulware. and Ruby Nc
Donald.
o First Grade, B-Maude Jones.
Blanche Lambeth, Jennie o'Neal, Ray
Fewell. and Carl Graves.
Second Grade-Mamie Dean. Charles
Evans, Patterson Mccormick, John
Wolf. Willie Tucker. Victor Cox, Jack
Macarthur. Jewell Kellum. Katheryn
Mcclellan. Mary Blair, Victoria Earle,
Julia Gaskins, Ruth Peeler and Mary
Lou Dell.
The following pupils Of the inter
mediate. grammar, and high school
grades have made an average Of 30
per cent or above:
Third Grade-None made that aver
age during the first month but several
have during the last two months.
Fourth Grade-Annie Harold. Ed
die Thompson. Robert Swanson.
Fifth Grade-Albert DoTman, Irma
Vidal. Sophie Burkhim, Clarissa
Rolls.
Sixth Grade-Elinor Nixon.
Seventh Grade-No one in the sew
enth grade made the average each
Eighth Grade-Yeteva Rogers.
Ninth Grade-Agnes Spencer and
Nellie Albright.
Tenth Grade-Mabel Lannon's and
Joe Swanson.
Eleventh Grade-Annie TreadwelL
Twelfth Grade-Ethel burst.
The following Is a list Of the pupils
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-18

dressed to his wife that he had pro-
cured a situation as superintendent in
the canal zone az good wages, acQuir-
ing only eight hours a day. The fact
Is further emphasized by some pocu-
liarities somewhat strange which are
recalled since his departure. and the
additional fact that he was for several
weeks IN an asylum for the insane
some years since after a serious &C
cident.
Col Barrett was also an Ofneer In
the Union army during the Civil War.
a man Of most genial temperament
Much sympathy Is felt for Mrs. Bar
rett In this ahiictiOn. Both she and
her husband have been very highly
esteemed In their very apparently
happy life during their last three
years soiourn IN their home IN this
community.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-18

An organization OF leading negroes
OF South Florida has been formed at
Tampa for the purpose Of preparing
aa exhibit OF the products Of the ne
gro race for the State Fair, in re-
spouse 20 an invitation from the fair
management. Liberal space will be
assigned for this exhibit, I'm order 10
encourage the colored people Of Flor
ida engaged I'm useful pursuits. The
organization OF negroes Is making ef
forts 10 have Booker T. Washington
deliver an address 70 them during the
fair.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-18

The national sanitarium Of the Mod
ern WOodmen OF America located on
a 1.OOO-acre tract nine miles north OF
Colorado Springs, Colo. is at last an
accomplished fact. The first tent col
Ony. with 60 patients, was opened
last week. Other patients will be ad-
mitted as rapidly as accommodations
are provided. II necessary, the sani-
tarium will ultimately have a capacity
Of 500 or more patients. Several OF
the local camps have adopted the
plan Of building and furnishing a tent
cottage. The executive committee Of
the home has decided 20 conduct the
sanitarium free 70 all members az
hlcted with tuberculosis, but will ad-
NIT only those who are deemed durable
or whose lives will thereby be prolOng-
ed for a considerable length Of time.
This decision Is based on experience
which teaches that the person coming
TO Colorado In the early stages OF the
disease has everything IN his favor
while those who wait until the last
stages before coming 10 the higher
altitude and land OF sunshine have
the odds against them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-18
a GROWING INSTITUTION.

One Of the Cleyerest and neatest
bits Of advertising ever sent out from
Gainesville Is the recent dainty bro
chure entitled The Dutton Bank, lts
Past and Future" just now being dis
tributed by that progressive and
rapidly growing institution. Together
with valuable and interesting histori-
cal matter Il contains photographs Of
the various departments OF the bank,
showing the new and up-to-date
furnishings and equipments Of the
bank proper. the directors room.
vaults, etc. with two companion pic
lures showing the first humble home
Of the bank In 1871 by the side Of its
present elegant and commodious quar-.
tiers.
Not the least interested page Is
that devoted to showing the present
condition Of the institution and its re-
markable growth during the past year.
Il will be remembered that something
over a year ago, when II. +. DuttOn
a. Co. decided to discontinue this
banking business, they sent out no
tees 20 all their depOsitors request
ing them to withdraw their deposits.
The request was promptly complied
with. so that when the new bank
Opened-the organization OF which
was an afterthought-the entire
amount Of deposits az the close Of the
first day, including the capital stock.
was only about $4,000. The close
OF the year-and that a panic one
shows S322,545.OS I'm deposits, beside
the capital stock of $4,000, and a
surplus of individual profits amount
ing TO S17,591.74. This is certainly a
gratifying showing. and an eloquent
expression Of the confidence OF the
people in the enterprising and push
ing men behind this growing institu-
ton. IL Is understood that IL is the
policy OF the directors, all OF them
men Of means. to let the surplus ac-
cumulate until It equals the capital
stock.
The printing and mechanical make !
up OF the booklet is a Joy to the eye |
Of a printer, and the whole thing re-
fleets a great credit upon our town, |
and the bank, one OF its most valued |
and solid institutions.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-18

"Messina" may arise On country
which ne describes as fertile and easy
GO exploit The colouists could be- EN-
p.lyed lu cutting forests, mining phos-
pilates and raising cotton, fruits and
vegetables The Duke would allot 30
each family tWo farms. one free and
ase t1 l. worked Tor "a small rental
..v las aIra'. discussed the question
Hf transportation with steamship com.
panic. ... . ... r. inc AmeH-
can eaE.ur rf would waive immi
rat.u restriction. T tract in
FI.r.#. MEakka.