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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-09
Simple Remedy for La Grippe.

Racking la grippe coughs that may
develop into pneumonia over night are
quickly cured by Foleys Honey and
Tar. The sore and inf1amed lungs are
healed and strengthened, and dam
gerous condition is quickly averted.
Take only Toley's Honey and Tar in
the yellow package. Mcbride & Will
Drug company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-09

Colds contracted at this season of the
year are quickly relieved with Bees
Laxative Cough Syrup. Its laxative
quality rids the system of the cold.
Pleasant to take. Best for children for
coughs, colds, Group and whooping
cough. B. A. Morgan's drug store
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-09
CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETING.
Reorganization Of County Political
Body Will Take Place Soon.

Inefe VIII De a 1letlIHS UI t11eT 1e-
publican county central committee in
the east court room at 1880 o'clock
Thursday afternoon, Jan. IA. This is
the annual reorganization meeting of
the county committee, which comprises
in membership the different precinct
committeeman. The chairman of the
county committee will be elected at
this meeting.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-09
old dame never had seemed 10 nearly
human to him before.
CHAPTER III.

When the colonel awoke next morn
Ing the train was running smoothly
over the Iowa prairies, while low hills
and brick factory chimneys announced
Council Bluffs. The landscape was
wide and monotonous; sweep of H.
Irritable corn fields In their winter
disarray, or bleakly fresh from the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-09

lead, after she had led out her king
Of spades, and lead spades, which I
could trump and bring in all my dia-
monds, Do you take in the situation"
"You mean that Janet had the king
of spades alone, the ace and the little
trump and four worthless diamonds ?
see. 1t is chance for, the grand
coup; reckon she played it."
"She did" cried the colonel with
JUNCTION. She slapped that ace on the
trick, she modestly led her king of
spades, gathered in my jack. then she
stole my child away my little jack Of
tru1nps: 1t fell on dummy's king, and
dummy led out his spades and had
to see that whole diamond suit slaugh-
tered. They made their six tricks, the
game and the rubber; and wanted
to clap my hands over the neatness Of
It,"
"she Is good player" agreed Aunt
Rebecca, land very pleasant person.
You remember the epitaph, don't you,
BERTHE? She was SO pleasant Yet
Janet has had heap of trouble; but,
after all, happiness is not condition
but temperament; suppose Janet
has the temperament. She's good
loser. too; and she never takes advan-
tage of the rules"
"she certainly loves a straight
game" reflected the colonel. II con-
fess I don't like the kind Of woman
that is always grabbing a trick IL soma
one plays out Of the wrong hama
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-09

(To Be Continued.)
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25
NOT MANY TO WE'D CHRISTMAS
Few Licenses Issued Before Holiday
TIA bOr Pair Has Difficulty
Getting Permit.

Not many couples will be married in
Christmas day, for only four
licenses were issued up to noon the day
before and all of these expected TO be
married Christmas eve.
David Rhode and Laura German of
Tabor, Ia, had some difficulty in getting
a license. for Rhode did not look p and
Miss German seemed scarcely IS, They
produced a penclled consent to the we'd
ding signed by Miss Germans parents
which looked to License Clerk Furay like
an excuse for playing hockey, written by
a schoolboy." The license vas issued,
nevertheless.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25
Florists Cut
Crop of Gold
Stock Towering Into Wealth, Prices
to Purchasers Having Been
Suddenly Doubled.

Sing hey for the merry, merry florist!
He ought to be a particular merry chap
Christmas day, for he has been making hay
the last few days, as it were!
Flowers have been going up, almost
though not, of course, quite to the height
of the beef and pork market
A few days ago American beauties were
selling at $3.50, $500 and $500 a dozen; the
same lengths of stem now cost $500 $500
and $500.
The beautiful Richmond rose has also
doubled in price. the best quality costing
81 a DOZEN
Violets are now worth $500 for a first
class bunch.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25

at i:5o NO race Tor Ihem In the Inn;
Woman's Missionary society; Thursday
evening, the boards of the church meet
socially.
First Methodist Episcopal-Services at
1890 a. m. and 1880 p. M, conducted by the
pastor, Frank L. Loveland, D.. D, Morning
theme, What Manner of Child is This?"
The Sunday schoo, will give a Christmas
program at 1910 o'clock with distribution of
gifts. At 1880 o'clock, in the church audi
forum, the service will be devoted to
Christmas in Art" illustrated by views of
the old masters. The Imperial dissolving
stereoptican will be used. The choir will
render speCia, music.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25
0 Day When Christ Was Born.
ny RsbsoOa FaruOn Mckay.

ny RSbsoOS RarSon Mckay.
Somewhere the winds were softly bearing to Him
The mystic music Of the waking world.
The song Of birds in warmer woodlands winging,
And carol OF the daffodls unfurled.
Upon the breezes came the far-off token
OF oceans deep and p%onderous anthem-song;
And through the azure distances unbroken,
And DER the dim and distant heights along
There anne the silent tribute OF creation
The calm acclaim of starry hosts above,
The rhythmic-wonder song of alteration
To Him Who came in lowliness and love.
Above and DER Him angel harps were ringing,
And seraph voices heralded His birth;
While shepherds near and Magtmen were bringing
Glad gifts to Him who brngeth Peace on Earth. -
o let US Join the glorious Christmas Chorus
That thrilleth yet along the hills of Shem;
Give praise to Him who nveth In and Ger U.S.
The Promised one-the Babe OF Bethlehem!
Chicago, December al, 1903.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25
Railway Notes ana Personals.

All railroad offices will be closed all
day Saturday. ~
1. n. Longworth of the Rock Island
offices will spend Christmas day at Lima,
Ohio,
Marshall Craig, city passenger agent for
the Great Western, Will spend Christmas
day in Chicago.
G. S. Pentecost OF the Rock Island offices
and Mrs. PentecOst Will spend Christmas
day in st. Louis.
e. c. Griffin, general agent in the freight
department Of the Northwester lines will
spend Christmas day at Geneva, III.
January 10, in Chicago, there will be a
conference OF all passenger department
officials Of the Burlington route. l.. w.
Wakeley Of Omaha viii be present at the
meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25

Hymn-Joy 10 the World 1000. Handel
Sermon-God's Gift to the Worid...... p
Ouartet-Festival TIE Deum IN r Fiat
Dudley Buck
beleUlClou asss..ssss.
Orsan-Hallelujah Chorus From Mes
sian Handel
II. b. johnson, tenor Miss Mabel Fulton.
soprano; Miss Della Schnell, contralto;
Sylvan Burkewoad, bass.
Miss Alice Curry, organist.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25

is needed as a brush-up by clerks, cash
iers, checkers, those who do banking, etc,
in business houses. The first meeting OF
the club will be Monday, January ~, at
Ills. There will be occasional social fea-
lures in this club. Call at the building and
see Miss Hendee, leader of the clup; or
Miss Crittenden, educational director, about
this new work.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25

Evening, 1850. public worship. subject,
Jonsh's Flight" first Of six sermons on
Jonah. Young peoples meeting at $50.
Address on Mission Work in Japan and
China" by Rev. John Hay Kuhns.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25
A Ton of Gold

could buy nothing better for female weak
nesses, lame back and kidney trouble than
Electric Bitters. S)c. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25
The ProdiRaI,r return,

EEOulBAAF Return
The Macedonian class at Hartford United
Brethren church presented The Prodi-
gals Return" a dramatic story of the
Christmas season in three acts, at the
church last night.
AIT I,-SCENE 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Hawkins at Home,
Time-Night OF December 23d.
By-gone days.
Visited by village minister and scholars
OF Sunday school; on way to Christmas
entertainment practice.
LATER IN THE EVENING.
visit OF young people on way home from
ACT n.-sCENE l.
Josiah returns home from village with
ou' mail.
Serenaders.
Josiah and Samantha hang up their
SCENE q
Prodigal asleep by campfire.
The awakening.
Soliloquy.
Tempted.
ACT III.
Christmas morning.
unexpected arrival of children.
Merry-making OF home folks.
An act OF charity.
stranger tells life's story.
Recognition,
A happy home.
The choir Of lowe Aven' Presbyterian
church, Fortieth ard Nicho!as streets, under
the direction Of 10 F.. Barton. will present
a cantata from Dudley Buck Sunday morn
Ing beginning at 1880 o'clock, the regular
service hour. Mr.. Barton has worked hard
and long with his choir on this and It is
expected to be particularly good:
organ prelude.
DoNology,
Invocation n Lords prayer.
Hymn No. 17S.
Scripture lesson and prayer.
Offertory-The Coming Of the King. d. Buck
"a Christmas cantata).
Mrs. M. r. BENJAMIN.
4. Prophecy-Soprano solo, Miss Florence
Lancaster.
2. Ad~vent-Chorus and duet, Miss Olsen
and Mrs. MoMillen.
sa. The Annunciation-Alto solo, Mrs. P.
w. McMillen.
Sd. The Administrations solo, Mr..
Charles HertLog.
T. Across the pesert-Male chorus. The
Caravan of the Magi.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25
/. The Plains of Bethlehem - Fema

b. The Plains OF Bethlehem Female
chorus.
6. The Departure Of the Shepherds-Mr
G. l.. Nance and chorus.
Z The Virgins Lullaby-Mezzo, soprano
solo, Miss Jessie H. Barton.
S. The Questioning of the Magl, Mr.. Jo
F. Barton as Herod.
9. The Adoratlon-Miss Olson and male
chorus.
10. Adeste Fideles.
Sermon.
Benediction.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25

Johnston and Mr.. Mould. Organist, Miss
Nancy Cunningham.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25
Y. w. @. A. Notes.


The printed program for the New Years
day events in the association will be out
early next week and may be had upon APP
plication.
The association monthly paper, The Bud
get, announcing all midwinter classes, is
ready for distribution. All classes open
the first week in January.
The most important vesper service of
the season viii be Sunday afternoon when
Bishop John Npelsen will give a Christmas
message at $3.50 p. m, Miss Hazel Loveland
Will sing the A"Birthday of a King and
other solos, and, Miss Grace Mcbride will
give a violin number. At the social tea
following the vesper service there will be
special music. All women are cordially in
vited to the meeting and social hour.
TIL new classes. to be formed immedi-
ately after the new year, are psychology,
under the able direction Of Rev. f. r.
Rouse, ID. D., pastor of the First Congre-
gational church; home nursing and first
aid, by Miss Nan Dorsey, head nurse OF
the Visiting Nurses association; voice cul-
ture and vocal -exbression, by Miss Lillian
Fitch; Sunday school teachers training
class, Miss Ida V. Jontz. general secretary
OF Associated Charities: studies in
Matthew, Miss Theodate p. Wilson,
religious work director.
A new club will be formed in the asso-
citation the second week IN January-A
Good Time and Study club. The club will
study simple business arithmetic, such as
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25
The music at the First Congregational
church Sunday VIII be as follows:
Fred c, Ellis, director.
Martin w. Bush. organlst.

Program at All Saints church Christmas
day. at 1880;
Professional, Hymn SSS-AI My Heart
lSJVNVN
CAroiIln the Fields With Their Flocks
Hymn 30. Come An We Faithful. .....
Anthenl-Whi Shepherds Watched
Their F.ocks by Night. .....,.... Best
Sanctus-Stainer In f Flat. .....,.,,,,
Communion Hymn, Sleep, Holy Babe.
Dykes
Hymn S9-lt Came Upon the Midnight
oIeaf 49,, neutrality-suspicious., Willis
RecesSlpnaL Hymn 60-Angels From the
Realms or Glory. ........,.,.,,,. Smart
The program will be repeated at Il a. m.
on sunday, when in addition. NJ. Char.es S.
Haverstock win sing. Nazareth" by
Gounod. ..t.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25

Walnut Hill Methodist. Forty-flrst and
seward presented a chorus of fifty
voices accompanied by an orchestra Of
eight pieces. in Il cantata entitled Glad
ridings" last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25

F. Barton as Herod. ~
9. The Adoration-Miss Olson and male
10. Adeste FideIes.
Sermon.
Benediction.
The united choirs of the Plymouth Con-
gregational and North Side Christian
churches will render the following program
at the Congregational church, Twentieth
and Spencer streets, Sunday evening, al
7:S0 o'clock: .'s'
Cardiff Came Upon the Midnight Clear.
Invocation. ,,Ha 4 ..sA.
Response-Glory Be to God on High.
Mrs. c. A. Mangum and chorus.
Scripture reading, Rev. Clyde.
Hymn-Joy to the World .......... Handel
Choir and compensation, standing.
Duet-Hark. Hark,i Ny Sou @..........
Harry Rowe Shelley
Mrs. F. e. s9eley and Mr.. James
Carol German folk song Melody
Silent Night ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sermonette. y EsH
oii pAkT II.
Selections from Handles Messiah"
Sololsts: Mrs. Florence LOTUS, Mrs. r.
L, Clark, Miss Susan De Craft.
Air (alto and chorus)-O, Thou that
Tellest Good T%idings.... ...a.."".....
MISS lie GTdII anu CnOTuS.
Chorus-And the Glory OF the Lord.
Air (alto)-He Shall Feed His Flock.
MlssNDe Graft.
Air ~(soprano)-Come Unto Him........
Mrs, LOTUS.
Pastoral symphony r#.
Recitative (soprano)-There Were Shep-
neTuS .......-. as...,...
Mrs. r. L. Clark.
Chorus-Glory tolCGod. ..L...........
Recessional-Hark, the Herald Angels
Benediction, Rev. Kirschsteinn e"ueisSo""
Mrs. Florence LOTUS. Miss Jessie Cady,
pianists; Mrs, H.rJ. Kirschstein, organist
and choirmaster.
DR.. Loveland will give a special program
at the First Methodist church Sunday even
ing. The Imperial stereoptcan will be
used giving illustrations OF christmas in
Art" as shown by the old masters. Some
Of the carols sung last Sunday night will,
be repeated, by request Of many. The
program viii begin promptly at 1880 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25

's'sssssss.sas s.s.ss. .A..n.s... ThiDant
Offertory Anthem-o Thou That Tellest
s''s.'s' s.s..s. Handel
Recessionel Hymn--Adeste Fideles. Reading
The full chorus choir OF the cathedral
Will participate in the foregoing programs,
as will the cathedral quartet, composed OF
Mrs. Stanley, soprano; Miss Higgins, con.
trRlto; Mr.. Wilkins, tenor, and Mr.. Collins,
baritone. Mr. Ben Stanley. orEanist and
choirmaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25
ChIef BriREs, Father Dead.

Chief John Briggs has wired his wife and
South Omaha friends of the death of hi
father, aged rs, which occurred yesterday
at Cedar Rapids, Ia. The chief reached
home in time to meet his father before the
end came. The funeral will be held sun,
day. Mrs. Briggs will leave for Cedar
Rapids today to be with her husband.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25
CHRISTMAS At CHURCHES
Advent OF the Savior Sung in Glad
Hossnnas.
ONE CHOIR FOR THIS ANTHEM
Ca and Protestant Churches
Have Elaborate Programs Com
m~emorntinE Birth OF
the Christ.

Catholic and Protestant churches have
elaborate programs for the celebration Of
the Christmas festival this year. Some
nave already beer. presented, others will
be tonight and others on Christmas day,
while some viii be held for Sunday. At
least one church will have its Christmas
feast Tuesday night. Many cantatas and
dramatic, stories Of the Yuletide, expressing
the Christians Joy in the advent OF his
Savior. are to be presented.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25


Sacred Heart church will observe Christ
mas with appropriate solemnitles on
Christmas day, To take care OF the crowds
four principal services will be held in the
mQrning, at $3.50, Z . and 1880 o'clock.
The principal service win be the solemn
high mass at 1880, when the special Christ
mas sermon will be preached by Rev.
Thomas c, MoEeogh. S, j., OF Creighton
university, Father McKeogh for many
years was engaged In special missionary
work throughout the west
The music at this mass will be rendered
by the combination cholrs OF the church
Sister NJ David, o S. D.. the music
teacher In, Sacred Heart High school, who
- a specialist In the Gregorian and Pima
chants, deeTeed by Pope Plus X. A spe-
cial feature wal be an orchestra from the
music pupils OF her class In the high
school Miss Murill Connod viii preside al
the organ.
Tho $50 o'clock service will ba a high
mass celebrated BY the pastor. Father
Judge, who win also speak the Christmas
greeting to the congregation The entire
congregation will receive holy communion
az this mass,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25


Music at the First Presbyterian church
Sunday:
MORNING.
orEsn-And the Glory OF the Lord
Anthem-CRlm on the Listening Ear.
's'ss,.s... Gilchrist
Hymn-Oh Come, All Ye Faithful ,..,,,..
Organ-PastOrale symphony (Messiahl,.
.solo.Tbs Ririh6sy q; YinS NNs, aiHm1S.
Mrs. Dale.
Anthem-Oh Little Town OF Bethlehem
orPan-Halieluiah Chorus Messish). Handel
EVENING,
organ-Holy Night. ....,...... Dudley Buck
Anihem-Harkl What Mean Those Holy
I;ymn~Harkl The Herald Angels sing
Duet-The Angel OF Light......... .Coombs
Miss Weber and Mr.. johnston
Anthem-And There Were Shepherds.,..
orESn-Praycf and Cradle sans S MnI1Smf
solo-rhe Virgins Lullaby. -. Dudley Buek
Miss Weber.
on the Listening Far.
49, Mareton
Oikoh-Shoral Rogers
Quartet Mrs nalA Miss wshaE Mr.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25

Miss Elizabeth Hamling, who has been
pursuing her vocal studies In Chicago dur
ing the last two years. will sing at the
North Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing. An elaborate program OF Christmas
music has been arranged for both morning
and evening services. as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25

Christmas night at 7:SO the Bible school
Of the CASTELAR, Presbyterian church will
confer its annual treat upon it's upward of
500 scholars. An interesting feature will
be a C~ook-Peary discovery of the pole,
with a Santa Claus house in the vicinity.
The program follows In part:
SongCChristmas Day ....................
Observation-Disclosures Morning ........,.
Elementary Department.
In
Three classes Of the intermediate Depart
ment.
HnSuouhhs Helen LlllJeDerB
nloHn SOLO. '...,........M Miss Evelyn Hanson
LableauN and C~horus-The Shepherds.
North Pole Discovery ....................
santa Claus appearance. .................
Distribution OF treat.
Music at CASTELAR, Presbyterian:
MORNING.
Anthem-Ever Near. Wilson
D~uep-Luthers cradle Hymn...........,.
EVENING.
Anthem-Le Us Go Unto Bethlehem.
Lorenz
Anthem-Hear the Angels Sing ........ Sears
CLASS Song-Twinkle, Star DiVine.....,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25

The feast OF the nativity Of the Saviour
OF the World will be ushered In at st.
Cecelia's por-cathedral, Saturday, by a
high mass at 6 o'clock. the celebrant of
which will be Rev. D.. p. Harrington.
This will be followed by low masses at
8, ., 10 and by a solemn high mass at
II. The cslebrant Of the IL o'clock mass
will be Rev, e. M. Gleason, assisted by
Right Rev. Monsignor Colaneri, v. s., as
deacon, and Rev. John O'Grady as sub
deacon and Rev. d. P. Harrington as
master OF ceremonies. Rev. John o'Grady
will preach the regular sermon of the
day at the IL o'clock mass.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25
Cantata by FIFTY Voice,

=. LOTenZ
Anthem-Hear the Angels Sing 800. Sears
CLASS Song-Twinkle, Star DiVine........
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25

Roper
OLieftOrN Anthens. .s...,. 800, sullivan
Gloria Tibf' and. "Sursum Corda," from
The Kyrie'..
"Sanctus'' and 'Gloria in Excelsis,''
from Stainer's communion service.
Recessional Hymn--Angels from the
Realms OF Smart
First Sunday after Christmas: H
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25

Christmas program at Calvary Baptist
church. Sunday. at 1890 a. m:
nrg.n Nnnturna C.h.,....
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
BIG LIST OF RENTALS.
Leases Reflect Brisk Demand for
Modern DaelEng Houses.

SIanron G Hobbs have rented the following
houses: 70. 245 West 18th street for J. p Nforette
SO. Gal West 18th street. for " y n. Stokes. No
fa5 West End avenue. for John !. Walsh; No. 652
West End avenue, for Caroline r. 'oale. No. 80,
West Sth street, for Nrs. ". n. Young. 30. 2es
West 18th street for estate: 10. 145 West q-th
street. for Arthur J. Morgan. 30. z1S West eIst
street, for Alice J. O'Irouovan. no. - West S4th
street for Frederick p. Forster. No. - West 10Th
street, for Thomas Ogle No. 2t2 West 10th street,
for u. T. j. Stokes; No g. West S5th street, Tor
she Clarke estate: no. 2G West 7lst street, for
estate. No. 182 West ssth street for Jules AIurry
snd No las West 65th street. for the Atlantic
Realty Company.
Pease & Gilman have leased in the new apart
Tnent house al No. 40 East 56th street, known as
the WeUesbourne. OF which they are agents, apart
ments % G.. Wheaton Vaughan ". c. Dickey
Robert a. Knapp, Irving Swan Brown, Alfred r.
Wade. Be Grand j.. Benedict, jr., lie Baron =
Willard Mrs John l.. Riker. jr., James c. Nc
Gul-e and J Henry Harper. The building viii he
ready for occupancy about october /.
Or Henry Moerer is the buyer Of No. 335 West
bsth street, sold recently through j. Romano Brown
d Coz for Emma Elise Stein.
The Tomalawk Realty Company, Robert VI. Sill
Verms president. has leased a store in the apart
Ineut house nearing completion at the southeast
corner of Broadway and 153d street, 10 A Muller
Toy fre wears, snO store 10 Mr.. Goldberg FOR ten
wears SiN Of tie seven stores have now been
lertrd
William J. Robbins & Co have leased the three
story dwelling No 1s East 1J0th street, Tor A. a.
Low 10 4. Rippert, and No. 222 Madison avenue,
for J. J. korly 10 A. T. Peterson.
=. y. English has leased for j. W. Howard the
three story dwelling No 242 West 45th street, and
for J T. knight the four story dwelling house No.
217 West fsth street
Tho John IT, Dye Company has leased FOR James
Carroll building the OF Houston and
Greenwich streets; also for the estate Of James
Tvle the building No 327 west sret; also for Nor
iis y Arnold the dwelling house No. ca West 10th
slroct, and for the estate of Nette 3. Ettlinger
tho dwelling house No. lGs wsyorly Place, all for
term n wears.
leon : AUrnayer has leased Henry &. Hart
man the Wood cottage ~ Lake PLACID, Adirondack
Mountains
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
IN TIE AUCTION ROOMS.
FlathOuSc, scith Store. ia East 10th
Street. Sold for !SIS 900.

The Candee. Smith & Rowland Company bought
Yesterday for SS00 No. l22 East 18th street a
five story tenement house. With store on = lot
2OxlGO feet AT foreclosure SALE held at the Real
Estate Exchange saIesrooms Nos Il and Is Vesev
street. The due the premises was about
$1,000.
The other auction sales resulted as follows:
Joseph P Day.
300 Lafoutaine avg. w u 15Sh -. Sc exIoo
3 sty nat: X A Henderson agt Stefano la Sala
Sa204 -. taxes etc $500: suh 10 a prfor uee Or Sip
300: 10 The plaintiff for S2G.59o.
Fy Herbert 4 sherman.
234i ISaihEate ls5th II. 25xp66, sty
" simpson. atty Henry HOPKINS. jr ref: due.
s325 %. taxes, etc. $3.50 81 20 George Rruning for
S133o0.
The auction offerings to-day viii be as follows:
Ry Joseph p nay
-. lo.s aEe s. 24S n OF 35th st. - szloo s'y
-25a 1oth ave. v :. 20 Of 18th z, Iaez75. sty
terUf and store. also
3S7 10Th ave. E. - It aoth st. 24sHroo. sty
ternt and store Joseph 'foczin. r al
) a III Dayton, atty \ : Norton. ref: partition
il3 BrooDA - q q gSNl0o
tenmt and store; simon Hammcrsten aEt Joseph
a., Cohen Brothers. atys VI Mccarthy. ref. due
~ 80 aS. sub 10 a first
"a Avenue A. s. l1N.G + 1sGrQ5 s.
ieit and store Abraham RofHau aCt Helen Tr'feld -
= Sthenknan a r, st-vs. @ u Montague due,
s. g0S -. taxes. S550 70 mge or
"44 lFerside Drive. s. % II of l2Ih 81. los 2xs5x
Welt -: Z I Rlacknan atty. . Nathan. ref amt
lue S64 26 os; taxes etc S36I1 a. sub prior mtse
BY Brvan L. KerueIy
~ Riverside Drive, So 1l2th y0xl1l
soxas Z. sty dwE; Mcdonnell sgt winthrop Realt--
due sam. taxes etc. Ssn7 CS sub to first ntEe Of