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The Detroit times., 1909-03-16
Woman CHARGES Assault.

Agnes Haynes secured warrant.
Tuesday, charging Eugene Green with
assault and battery. Mrs. Haynes
says Green used undue violence in
ejecting her and her daughter from
rooms at No IS Elizabeth-st. east.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-16
TO MAKE RAILROADS
PUBLISH TIME TABLES

LANSING. March Ex-senator
Kline has introduced a bill compelling
railroads TO publish time tables in
daily papers Nat $50 per folio yearly.
and SIS In weekies.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-16
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Bufter---Board prices: Creamery, ex-
tras. use; frsts. &c. dairy, 1sc: packing
stock. 1914 per Id.
Eggs-Current~ receipts. case count.
cases included. 1Sc per doz. Receipts
on Saturday. LISA cases
The Detroit times., 1909-03-16
suFFocATED IN FIRE.

GRAND HAVEN, Mich. March 16.
Harry Koopman. was suffocated ia
the burning OF the steamer Duncan
City in South Chicago. koopman. who
formerly lived here. was cook on the
steamer. He leaves family.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-16
Charges Husband With Abandonment,

Minnie l.. Straub swore ont a war
rant. Tuesday, charging her husband
Louis p StrauD. with abandonment
Straub left last August and is now
said 10 be in Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-16

The detailed formula OF every pat.
ent medicine has to be filed with the
Austrian government and other re-.
quirements fulfilled before its impor-
tation is allowed.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-16
LIVE STOCK.
RAsT RUFFALO-Opening.

Dunninx q stevens Live stock Report.
BUFFALO. March l6.-,Special. -
Cattle-rReceipts 2 ears, steady. Hogs
Receipts 10 cars. steady; heavy, $7.15;
workers.. $s.s0M 1.05: pigs, $40. Sheep
and I.ambs-Keceipts 10 cars. slow,
best lambs. ss.i5: culls, S.q 80: year
lings, SI@I.s5. wethers. s6Q625. ewes.
s.. so 5s5. Calves-s5Gs.
EAST BVFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. " Y. March ie--
Cattle--Receipts rs head. trade light
firm. veals-Receipts zoo head. fairly
active 25c lower. Gull To choice, $50 o
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts $500 head
slow, lambs Toe lower; lambs $5254
SIS, yearlings. s650RT; sheep. So a
625. Hogs-Receipts 2.040 head ac-
tive. strong TO Sc higher: workers. So 81
a 5o5. pigs. s6.25 a6.t0: mixed 1906 "a
s.lb; heavies. $I.l0di.l5. roughs. SIS IS
Q6l5.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. March l6.-Hogs-tse-
ceipts is 0o0 market strong TO So high
er, mixed. S6.+5Q $50: good heavy. Sc. 20
u6.A5. rough heavy. 5000 $50: light
sos So go: pigs. $5.4016.l5: hulk. So. 81
steady: beeyes, S+50a,.35: cows and
heifers. $3.50 n 40: Texans, s475Q575
calves. Ss0s.e5. Sheep-Receipts 49,
600. market steady; native and west
ern. $3.65a6. lambs. $5.6047.65.
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
Bower & Bower Special Market Report.
CLEVELAND. o.. March l6.--Hoss-
Receipts 40 cars market higher: me-
diums. s.. workers.. $6.s5. pigs and
lights. Sc, 20 Csc. Lambs-Best s. 80
CalVes-Best &s15
The Detroit times., 1909-03-16

Wills Montgomery. Michigan Cen
trail switchman. living at M. 55T
Dragoon-aN".. was painfully injured
In the junction yards. Monday night.
lie was taken 10 the Detroit SAINT
tarium
The Detroit times., 1909-03-16
PRODUCE.

The market for farm produce OF all
kinds IL a steady one just at present.
and except in the case OF eggs IL hardly
as active as usual Poultry is quiet
mainly because OF small receipts. al
though that fact Is making IL possible
To use a lot OF frozen stock TO good al
vantage Egg receipts have been un-
usually heavy for a. few days. but so
far the market has taken care of all
arrivals and steadlness outside holds
prices UP Butter Is possibly a shade
armer I'm tone. Veal calves are In faii
supply and demand. and rabbits are
Just about done.
Apple.-Fancy. $4,000: common.
a. 75i4.50 per bbl
Cabbage-3c psr 10; new. s27s PEI
CeIery-california. s5a525 per crate.
Florida, 50 per crate
sCsecse-Mjchigan fuli cream. 1874 ~
i6c: Limburger. June. 15c; october. Tic
brick, l7917hc; Schweitzer. ls0Ise
per Id.
Conee-Psckage coffee. si2.7s91s Is
per 100 lts. 3
anberrfes-Jerseys. So; HoweA
81 so per bu.
Dressed CsIves-Fancy. 1o010he;
common, 9Q9hc per ID.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-16
Markets and Finance

ta)Asksd. (h)Bid tN)Split
TOLEDO GRAIN.
Close; Wheat-cash. $i.2lis May,
silSA July. si.t6. sept. $i.00A. Corn
sepsn ss GO o Mas Ss 5 5sly MAY May
% Nc. July. zoe; Sept, al Lc.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-16
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den Stone Il Co. li6-lls Grlswold-ss
The Detroit times., 1909-03-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone & Co, ll6-lls Griswold-st:
Open. High Low Noon
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13
4 seLENDlD oaeANlzATIon.
Jmn1ediatelx folIowing NE 81

Immediately following The Nes
editorial OF rev mornings ago Of
the question of steamship connec.
lions at Brunswick, the Retail Mer-
chants association, through Presiden
stevens, with commendable enter
prise took the matter up with Pres
ident Whitney. OF the Merchants &
Miners Transportation company.
While nothing definite in this short
space of time has been evolved our
OF the situation, President Stevens
is in receipt of a very encouraging
letter from President Whitney, and
Inc News believes that with proper
effort this line can be brought TO this
city. However, what The News wants
to say in this specific instance is a
word of encouragement TO the Retail
Business Mems and Merchants asso-
citation. .nls association, the mem
bersnip of which is confined largely to
the retail trade in Brunswick, from
the day of its inception, has displayed
a broad spirit of enterprise, of prog
ress, and Of energy. 1t is not slow
10 see situations and seeing them it
has the tenacity to grasp and handle
them. In fact it is the only CONNER
cial organization in Brunswick tia,
has cooperated with The News In the
effort it has made along Industrial and
commercial lines.
% this morning in all sincerity We
desire to commend that spirit dis
played by the Retail Merchants asso-
citation. while the association has
protective policies for it's members IL
also looks largely to questions of gen
eral betterment TO this community and
to matters that vitally interest Eruns-
wicA The fact That our suggestion
was SO promptly seized upon by the
Retail Merchants association and that
in the course Of only few DAYS the
meat Of this proposition was laid be
fore President Wnitney is the strone
est kind of evidence Of The ,r1e Yalug
of the association
In the meantime if tae people 81.
Brunswick viii gst busy ip this
ticular case there is no reason Wht
tae ships OF the .de' chants & Minors
fl D
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DEPLoRABLE

= is to be regretted exceedingly that
at council NEE ng on Thursday night
two members Of that ordinarily aug
ust body should have engaged in a
fiisticuff. Any legislative body thai
loses its dignity or any members OF
such body who let their angry pass
ions rise to such an extent as to
bring indignity upon it, do violence
TO the proper code Of parliamentary
ethics and make plaything of that
which should be deliberative and
chosen representative body of the peo-
pie
The News knows nothing of the
differences between these two alder
men, it cares nothing, but that they
erred and erred seriously in deciding
to adjust their differences a la Mar
quis of Queensbury in the council
chamber Of the city of Brunswick is
deplorable and unfortunate. In this
connecDon not long ago The News
sounded note of warning to the
present city administration. That
warning came from the depths of our
heart, and its only motive was in the
interest and in the good name OF
Brunswick. 1t called upon the mem
bers OF council for harmony's sake,
for the sake Of the community an
Of the city to bury its differences and
work in harmony and unanimity for
this community Thursday nights
demonstration does not indicate any
improved condition and The News in
common with all good citizens can
only deplore this unfortunate Incl
dent which must be held up to the
world and which must Of necessity
reflect in an uncomplimentary fash
ion upon this little city
Without feeling, without bias or
prejudice, but as All independent fear
less, free. honest newspaper The Neg
beseeches tho members Of council, .he
entire administration, to cut out these
chickering's and these differences ana
to perform those services for which
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13
THAT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL AT ST
SIMON.

In the last grand jury presentments
that body took occasion TO make an
itemized statement Of expenditures OF
the board of education Of Glynn county
on the industrial school at St Simon.
anere. are probably very few people
In Glynn county who understood there
was sucn a thing as an industrial
school at ST. Simon, but the members
of the grand jury have discovered the
fact that during the last year So
0Sf. SO of the public funds of the board
of education was expended on this
school,
As grand jury, with commendable
energy. also has discovered the IA
hat IL industrial school viii y.
discontinued shortly. This is also s
source Of information SO far as "
are oeened In this connection
this statement is rather interesting =
shows an item of $2t2,55 classified nm.
der the head Of expenditures for ami,
mails, mules, chickens, turkeys. etc
Labor and keep came in fer s51@&
ana the members of the school at q
cost Of s. .95 had pare artes,aA we
fer Ii also appears that the indus
trial element Of the school should
have been termed "agricuhural" inso-
much as we find plows and harrow
SIS. seed $50, hay ana corn. $50. fey-
tilizer, s27. ali with other items max
ing a total, as above stated Of So. =
oSl 90.
III view Ct tae fact that the strand
jury also has discovered taat tie board
or education will lose $4,000 this yea,
which came from convict lessees. and
in view OF the fact that the city has
been asked to increase It's appropria-
lion by goo ii occurs to Ms that th.s
Industrial school az ST. Simon was
rather aa expensive luxury. and VS.
would like for sone Information as I,
why it was necessary. II there is on,
fund with which the people are IN
trusted to expend judiciously 1t is thai
one intended to educate and train th5
minds and hearts Of our children. ant
it does not seem to The News tha
this expenditure at St. Simon was ;
summer fancy without results ems
without necessity or reason. II wg
are in error then we shall be glad t,
! have the proper authority enhghten u:
on this subject. In the meantime W,
suggest that it is pretty good food foi
thought for the people Of Glynn coun.
,ty.
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s0ldier saIks -.ss,h plo.

seemed . J. 4. Stone. a civil war
e iran OF Kemp, Tex.. that a blot.
's,ea between desperate l,,ne-
Houlie and the grave 10 cause lie
death. = contracted a stubborn eo, ai :.
~ wires that developed cough
40. Ia STUCK to ne, in spite Of all rene
ales, Tor years. My weight ran dawr
- I4o pounds. Then began TO uso.
II hing's New Discovery. which 70
stored my health completelv nov,
weigh IFS pounds. Fer severe 80 ~
OBSTINATE coughs, bemorrhages. astb-
ma and 10 prevent pneumonia it,s M
IlFaied. sec and 800 Trial bottIa
- &C. Guaranteed by Rose Drug stona
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cITArfnM
GEoRGIA.-GLYNN CoUNz,v

GE ORG COUNTY
- " ~, 3 Richard Jackson. executor
u the viii of Lavinia Jackson go aa.ot
flea a - 'n a- court in his petition. duly
h h.ed ana entered on record. thar he
mas faithfully administered Layin le
lessons estate There is thereof
% elte al persons concerned lin a. :
ana creditors, to show causa e 80 81
ehey can, why said executor sfonld 81. rLs
ton IL u. ar, 1 from his administra-
on 1, "a ei, e receive letters of dismission
On me hrst Monday in March 1s no
Horace Dart, orainarv i
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OFFICE: 2o7 GLOUCESTER ST.

Correspondence solicited, but to
receive attention, letters must be
accompanied by a responsible name
not for publication. but as a
guarantee OF good faith.
Rejected communications VIII De
returned If accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be made Dy
postal note, check money order or
registered letter. Address,
NEWS PUBLISHING CO.,
BRUNSWICK. GA.
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Washington Once c.va n,

% Jnree doctors; was kept in he'd.
-oE I'VE weeks. Blood poison from, ;
@plders bite caused large, deem sores.
20 cover his leg. The doctors failed
qua men Bucklen's Arnica SAVE
gohpietely cured me-" writes Tobn
" washington. Of BosQueviiIe. Tex For
., '.ae.'1a' bo'is. burns ana piles ~ sn
y eille' z5c at Roses Drug stara =
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13

g. 81. Senator Knox win have to
Sav M revoIr to four thousand cold
,,og,srs nsr wear to take that premier
shin But then Philander is an old
me trust law and he knows how
IL Get the excess all right enough.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13

me Atlanta Georgian things that
Mr. Rrvsn,s visit TO the south at THIS
time is to mend the fences knocked
awrv hv Taft Ne fences have been
knocked down. and even so, could MI
prvan ia a repair stunt on them?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13

IL is a very odd kind Of a day when
Atlanta is not husy with somethlns
or he other. Having concluded the
nnmp proposition She is now up 70
ber ewes in charter amendment
movement
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13

If we will all get busy and maze
n long. strong pun we can iand the
Merchants & Miners or some other
steamship line for Brunswick. The
fact az 4 seaport. of the size and inn
nortance OF Brunswick, being without
aasssnner service 20 Sew feF
something SERGE.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13

ont in Oklahoma they have abolish
cd the title OF Honorable heavens :,
what weuld We DO if here IN Geors'a
they should do away With cur on !
did fashioned @Gelonel2
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13

Hiram Maxim. the gun expert ms
a new invention n gun silencef' Ihe
gln- suencing proposition F. an ga
one in This neck Of the woods.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13

Mark Anthony is a member Of ne
california senate and is behind the
anti Japanese legislation Surely there
,,,,,s, -. . ,ltt,a,is..s Caesar in the house
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13

If taft gets a crack at crum. We
believe he will make dough out O s
Whole proposition and send nov
name to the senate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13

NEW MATTRESSES MADE TO
cRDEF. BRUNSWICK MATTRESS
FACTORY, PHONE 7e, 1914 NE,W.
CASTLE STREET.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13

what viii those Washington news
nanar men do after March without
I,oeh Ia ten them that ii really IS not
SOP
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13

We suppose they used Mississiph
river water at that falt o"'4u''' =
New orleans the other night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13

Teddy has certainly put the SOFT
pedal on the Japanese question "
California and Nevada.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13

president-elect Taft has approved
Of the lock canal and now le' ~
nm the Jaws Of the jabfests.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13

Then again, perhaps Tilman viii
take that pot shot at Roosevelt lhlhe-
dsately after March A.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13

AS was to have been expected e y !,
gresham naipey has been initia'eo
into the Ananias club.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13

II certainly does look to US as i
that grounding has his weather dates
mixed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13

From present indications the Cooper
case will be on trial until lSlz at
least.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13
To Cure a Cod n -

axe Laxative Bromo ouinine Tsh
~. druggists refund money = i
.a'is to cure. F. W Grove s;on. =
e cn each COX. PC. IS iiatdre
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13
FOR SALE
Foa RENT.

FOR RENT-The store we occpnv
Leayy & O.. 2tS Grant street
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16
"FAps AND FANcIEs" LUNCHEON.

R G. Knowles finding himself the one lone man
in a crowd OF women at the 'fads and fances'
luncheon Of the National Society of New England
Women at Delmonicos yesterday, cap!tulated and
told them that they ought 70 have the and
everything they wanted.
Women are certainly making sensation in the
world he said. They have usurped many po-
sitions that men are actually driven TO matri-
mony means Of support But believe that if
woman pays she should have the ballot; If
she is responsible for the crimes she may
commit. she should have voice in making the
laws.
But don't forget 70 feed your husband well. Feed
him, and then tell him how politics ought to be
run. and he'll go out and do just what
you say
Mrs. William Cumming Story. Mrs Charlotte B.
Wflbour, Mrs. William Grant Brown and Mrs
Howard MacNutt we're among those who talked
about their fads and fances Miss Grace G. Gard
wanted individuality stamped out in women's
clubs Individuality ruin to progress she
said. Let US learn discuss things from broad,
impersonal standpoint" Miss Lizzie Woodbury.
Law presided.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

John a. Steinmetz sold for George Lauten TO
Rose IAidig No 1850 Forest avenue, a three family
house on plot 2ox9S feet
lines & Centre have sold for Mrs Elsie f
Onmen and another person No 1S7 East 18th street
three story dwelling house. on a lot 2SN15 feet
The buyer will occupy the premises.
I r. Wakeman has sold for Ida Douglas two lots
on the south side of 18TH street, 100 feet west of
Shakespeare avenue.
Arnold. Byrne & Baumann have sold for Harry
c Hart the southeast corner Of 17Sth street and
Ba thgate avenue. plot 61x91 feet
W J Huston & Son have sold for Daniel l.
RYAN to Henry Ebbeghausen the lot 25NS6 feet.
on the east side of Plympon avenue, ST feet south
of Featherhed Lane Mr.. Ebbeghausen owns ad-
Joining property and now controls plot 175x96,
which he acquired through the above brokers.
Charles H. Balchler has resold to Ernest Keller
the plot 5OxS5 feet the east side Of hatonah
avenue 100 feet north Of 241st street
: Goodae & Son have sold for Cornelia NJ,
Perry No. 1895 Woodycrest avenue, three story
dwelling. on plot 53xl0o feet, to Or. Fred C.
Hargrave. who will occupy the house after 1t has
been extensively altered
The Bankers Realty Security Company has sold
to Cresento Dernare lot. 25xe5 feet. on the east
side Of Mayfcwer avenue l75 feet south or Ire
mont Road.
/ Edgar Leaycraft & Co. have sold for Hen
rietta Berger No 232 West 4lst street. hve story
tenement on a lot o6x9s9 feet
Henry F Clinton has sold for John H Scudder
No so TO S24 West 18th street. six story eieNa-
tor fat house on plot 5HNSn feet, 10 Henry Leh-
man who gave in exchange twenty-five lots on
Trinity avenue and Terrace Place
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16
RECEPTION AT HOME FOR AGED.

The thrty-sxth annual report Of the Home for
Old Men and Aged Couples. at 18TH street and Am
sterdam avenue copies of which distributed
yesterday at the annual reception at the home
shows that the institution closed its last fiscal
with a debt Of $500 AS the running OF the home
is dependent upon the gifts received from the pub
lie, general appeal is made for subscriptions,
which will obviate the necessity drawing upon
the permanent fund. At the present time there are
forty-fve men and women housed in the institution
Although under the supervision of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. members of any Christian de-
nomination may be admitted to it's privileges Sub
scriptions or donations may be sent TO Mrs Henry
w Mooney, treasurer of the board of mana gers,
No. 73 West 50th street. to Arson B. Moran.
treasurer of the board of trustees, No. p Broad
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16
PROFIT SHARING DISCUSSED.
Many Plans for Industrial Peace Proposed at
Metal Trades Convention.

Profit sharing, industrial peace and employers
liability insurance discussed yesterdays
session of the eleventh annual convention of the
National Metal Trades Association. in the Hotel
Astor.
R T. Crane of Chicago, said that the net earn
ings of his company divided between the en-
ployes and the stockholders. Mr.. Crane declared
the arrangement had been most satisfactory and
that he knew Of no better plan guarantee indus
trial peace
N o. Nelson. manufacturer Of ST. Louis pre-
sented the plan of profit sharing in which Gus
toners of his firm benefited with the employees in
the net profits r. P Robinson. of Boston, advo-
Gated giving a share Of the profits to workmen for
claiming that the best workmen were induced
thereby TO continue in steady employment.
For the first time in the history of the association
a labor leader was invited read a paper. He was
James Wilson, president CT the Pattern Makers
League of North America, the subject of whose
paper What the Workirgman Wants from
the Employer" Mr.. Wilson held that practically
all that had been accomplished TO benet the work
ers had been through organization. All large re-
forms he said, also brought about by organi-
zaton. He believed that organization was as much
a benefit TO employers as to workers, and said that
any side which organized should not deny the
right OF organization TO the other.
The convention closed with the election of these
officers. President, H. P. EelIs Cleveland; vice
president. J. H. Schwacke. Philadelphia; treasurer.
William Lodge, Cincinnati. and secretary. Robert
Wuest, Cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16
SALES OF FINE SITES
DEAL IN WEST 10TH ST.
H s500,O00 Office Building To Be
Erected Near the UaldOrf.

Trading in the West Side north OF 59th street
continues 10 be a feature OF the local real estate
market. SIawson q Hobbs have sold for j j
Martin the two five story apartment houses Nos.
249 and 251 West 1O9th street, 25xo feet each, 10
Miss jeanette Ahren.
Negotiations have practically been concluded It
is said for the sale of the premises No y 70 ~
West 6Sth street, seven four story and basement
dwelling houses. each on a lot 193Xl0G5 feet with
the exception Of No 80 which has a frontage Of 20
feet.
Ernestus Gulick Company has leased the entire
ton floor Of the new Hollander Building. which Is
being erected at Nos $50 and 552 Fifth avenre, to
Newman z Nontrose. proprietor of the Montrose
Galleries now At Fifth avenue and 35th street
The premises are being arranged with the view Of
meeting the requirements Of this business. and
will be ready for occupancy on January l. 1910
The term is for fifteen years
a twenty story office building is 70 be erected
for the Fifth Avenue Investment Company. Of
which George G. Griest is president at the north
east corner Of Fifth avenue and 3lst street It
will have frontage Of Sc feet on the avenue and
80 feet in the street and will be Of italian Renais
sance style with facades OF brick, trimmed with
limestone and terra Gotta. and finished with
ooIonnade Of engaged columns at the lower stories
II will be built from designs by Buchman Fox,
architects The building is to cost S5NaGt. Plans
for the structure We're fled yesterday
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16
REALTY NOTES.

James Kyle < Sons have leased the following
houses: No. i6l Lexington avenue. No -'' East
61st street No. as4 Third avenue and No. ~ fTos-
meet Place. and also the following stores: No. l62
First avenue No. 84S Third avenue. No. f16 Third
avenue and No. rs Lexington avenue.
Herman Frankfort has sold for Charles A
Schilllng his farm consisting Of twenty-five acres.
at Inwood. Long Island. 70 the Bass Realty Com
pany.
Pavson Mel. Merrill and William +. Day have
rented for Mrs Henry Z. Hawley her property,
known as Ashton croft. the main street at
Ridgefed, Conn.
Burriu Brothers have sold the three story and
basement brownstone private house No 40 +ih
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues. Brook
lvn, for Mrs Annie Reggie to Mrs. Clara +. Wal
lace for occupancy.