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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12
Notice to Taxpayers.

Taxes for the current fiscal year upon personal
now due and payable at the county treasurer'e
Office. The Montana law regarding these taxes
reads AS follows:
"The county treasurer must collect the taxes
on all personal property and it shall be his duty
to notify the person or persons against whom
the tax is assessed that the amount of such tax
is due and payable at the county treasurer's of.
flee. The treasurer must collect the taxes by
seizure and sale of any personal property owned
by the person or persons against whom the tax
is assessed"
Owners Of personal property that is affected
by this provision of the state law should govern
themselves accordingly.
L. O.. HUDSON, County Treasurer.
March 30, 1909.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12
Milwaukee Has Shortest Route.

HELENA, May 4,-According to
Oliver W. Tong, rate CLERK of the
state railroad commission, the Mil
waukee has the shortest route from
Butte, Lombard and Miles City to
Seattle as compared with the North
ern Pacific The difference in favor
of the St. Paul from Butte is 1926
miles, from Miles City 1O8 miles and
from Lombard So miles. From st.
Paul to Seattle the St. Paul is l.75S
miles. the Northern Pacific 1909 miles
and the Great Northern 1877 miles.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12
Seeing and THINKING.

Most people see an object when they
think OF 1t. They can see before their
eyes a geometrical drawing or the fig.
ures on a chessboard when they think
OF them. In order to think at all most
men make use Of images, though they
may be Of different kinds. Thus one
man when he thinks Of Italy" sees
just the printed word; another sees the
country's outline on a map; another
may e the country spread out before
him. with it's villages and towns.
Psychologists r beginning to classify
the different aids or images Of which
men make use. Some, for example,
hear the words Of their thought within
themselves; others read them, as II
the words e written generally in
black on a white ground.-London
Post.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12
For Rent or Sale,

A desirable ranch property, consisting of about
1900 acres of decided land with improvements,
is offered for rent for a term of years, or will be
sold at fair valuation. Plenty Of hay. range ana
everything Necessary for a good sheep or cattle
+ ranch. Address j. r. MORRISON,
Landusky. Mont.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12
Terms Of District Court, 1909

CHOUTEAU COUNTY.
Tuesday, August "a.
Tuesday, November %.
VALLEY COUNTY.
Tuesday, June =.
Tuesday, September 81.
Tuesday, November 16.
TETON COUNTY.
Mond ~, May 3.
Monday, August 2.
Monday, November /.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12
MONTANA NEWS BRlEFLETS

/ uvuOb ] fvuVtN tVevvO OUVt9U 6@
A Budget Of Readable Short Items
From Various Parts Of the State.
HELENA, May 4.-The sale of $780,
600 of water bonds and 500 in
sewer bonds advertised to be held by
the city, did not take place. owing to
q decision handed down by the su-
preme court affirming the judgment of
the lower court granting an Injunction
restr aiming the sale. Bond buyers
we're present from Denver, Kansas
City and Cincinnati ready 10 bid.
HELENA. May Mot for 80 years
has the average temperature been 60
low for the month of April as it was
the past month. In the monthly me.
theological summary Of the United
States department of agriculture,
weather bureau, the mean temperature
for the past month Is indicated t SO
degrees. In 1880 the mean tempera.
ture for April was 81, but not since
then has the mercury been 60 low on
an average as it has during the past
month.
BUTTE, May 4.-Twice within the
past two weeks q package containing
dynamite. wrapped, stamped and ad.
dressed to q town in Nova Scotia,
Can, has been dropped into the
package chute Of the local p~ostofice.
The fret instance happened nearly
two weeks ago, and the second last
Saturday. The fret package of dyna-
mite contained two sticks, was not
discovered until after the stamp had
been cancelled. After that a close
lookout was kept, but although the
second package was found within q
few minutes Of the time it was mailed,
no clue was obtained as to the posi-
BILE identity OF the guilty party.
LEwIsTowN, May 4.-John Goetz.
recently arrested on lower Swimming
Woman for killing 40 antelope out Of
season, pleaded guilty before Judge
Stewart in the district court and q fine
of 800 was imposed.
MILES CITY, May Al. D. Wall
has cold his wool clip of about q
hundred thousands pounde to Bernard,
a buyer for Hecht, Lehman & Co.,
at 2la cents. This is the highest price
paid In this section of the state this
season.
BUTTE, May 4.-The odd spectacle
of n union busily engaged in filing
the places vacated by striking union
men was witnessed in Butte yesterday
when the Miners union jumped into
the fray involving the brewery workers
of Montana, and before the day had
ended the FIVE breweries ia this city
either were in operation or we're getting
ready to resume.
HELENA, May 4.-Goverpor Norris,
Secretary of State Yoder and Attor.
ney General Galen have returned from
Billings, where, as members OF the
state land board, they examined the
so.called Billings-Carey act project.
All expressed themselves as greatly
pleased with the showing. Expert en-
fgineers have been put to work to de.
termine the fow, concerning which
some complaint was made.
NIMROD, May 4.-By an explosion
caused by q steam shovel belonging
to Winston Bros. at Tyler's ranch, a
few miles east of Nimrod, five men
we're killed aud two horribly injured
today. The accident occurred at 1870
this afternoon. and the five men killed
comprised the shovel crew. One of
the men was blown several hundred
feet into He'll Gate river, and his body
had not been recovered late tonight.
The explosion tore down all telegraph
and telephone wires in Nimrod.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12

ishes, celery and Florida grape fruit
constantly on hand At the Chase store.
Also fresh nuts of all kinds.
Bargains In either ranch or town
property al be found at Sayre's
Real Estate Agency. See our list Of
offerings before looking elsewhere. =
A trail band of sheep owned by
John T. Murphy. of Helena, came in
today from the upper Teton country.
It will be taken across the country to
Miles City.
w. K. Harder was among the de-
partures today to.attend the meeting of
the North Montana Roundup associa-
ton which is holding its annual
session at Havre.
Jesse Jarvis, colored, who was
bound over to the district by Justice
of the Peace Allen On the charge of
burglary. was brought up from
Havre today by Under Sheriff Craw.
ford and lodged in Jail.
Bishop L. r.. Brewer, of the Epis-
copal diocese of Montana, conducted
confirm alton services at St Paul's
church last evening. q large congre.
cation being in attend ance. A class
OF eleven applicants al confirmed.
A large outfit of cattle owned by the
Judith Cattle company, arrived this
morning from Sunnyside. and was
transferred to the south side of the
Missouri river. The herd, which
comprises about q thousand head,
will be driven to the company range
near, Judith.
In an opinion given to the state
railroad commission, Attorney Gen.
eral Galen holds that the law requir.
ing the reporting of delayed passen-
ger trains should be enforced and that
the matter should be taken to the gu.
preme court, where the question can
be tested. He is of the opinion that
the courts will sustain the en- Enactment,
making it the duty of every railroad
to report the arrival of trains at every
station four hours in advance.
For real bargains in dry goods,
clothing, boots and shoes, furniture,
hardware and groceries, go to the
Chase store. Miss Pratt is in charge
of the dry goods department and is
holding special sales every day. All
goods are new and have been kept in
the best manner by experienced clerks.
There are no shop worn goods in our
store, as they have all been bought
within the past two years, and there
are no out-of-date goods such as you
find in older establishments. We can
save you money on everything, and it
will pay you to come early as we are
selling the goods right along and you
may be too late to get what you want.
This chance to get goods so cheap
will not last long, as the stock must
be closed out as 5000 as possible. Il
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12
Shearing Plant for Sale.

$5o0.-lGhorsepower Morse-F Fairbanks gaso-
line engine, good as new; also teh Stewart
shesring machines, ehsfting, grinder, ETC., at 80
per cent: less than cost; used two seasons; ex-
tras on hand at cost. All machinery in good
running order. Have converted our machine
plant into q hand plant
HARLEM SHEARING co.
Harlem, Mont.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12
Team for Sale.

A good work team for sale. Inquire at the
ranch of the Northwestern Live Stock company,
or J. H. EVERS, Fort Benton.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12
Situation Wanted,

BY a man and wife on a ranch. Both goot
cooks. Apply at the old Green residence on
upper Front street, Fort Benton. Phone 48Y.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12
Stallion for Sale,
Stallion for Sale,

Two.yearold Percheron stallion for sale. In
quire at CENTER MEAT MARKET.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12
Seed Oats for Sale,

A limited quantity of White Russian seed oats
for sale. For particulars address
g. W. BUCK, Fort Benton.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12
Cattle Fer Sale.

About 45 head of stock cattle for sale. Parties
desiring to purchase apply to
NEWTON SHEPHERD, Hollywood. Mont.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12
Bulls for Sale,

For sale, q few head of yearling Hereford bulls
which can be seen at my ranch at Lost Lake
For particulars address
j. Z. PATTERSON, Fort Benton.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12

A we'll bred Clydesdale stallion for sale. Fou
years old, weight about 100 pounds, and is il
good condition. Price $500. Address
HANS ANDERSON. Big Sandy,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12
Stallion for Sale.

A good two year old Belgian stallion for sale.
Apply to NJ. s. HOLDERBAUM,
Fort Benton.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12

Fine Book and Job Printing q spe
cialtv at ,he RIVER PRESS Office
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12
For Sale.

For Sale.
One double-seat spring wagon and one 12-inch
Meat Market.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12
6uUs for Sale.

Two Galloway bull calves, one q year old, md
one 10 months old, all Of them registered. Will
sell reasonable If taken soon. Address
ALLEY ROSS Ada. Mont.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12
Notice to the Public,

All those who are indebted to Wallace E,
Chase are requested to settle their accounts al
soon % possible. Goods will hereafter be sold
for cash only, at reduced prices.
81. ]. WACKERLIN, Trustee.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12
For Sale.

Two residen COS for sale, ono with all moderr
improvements. For particulars apply t.
G. H. EVERS, Fort Benton
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-05-12

The question OF closing the saloons
Of that city on Sunday il the subjec,
Of a lively discussion among residents
of Havre, the city council having re.
Gently passed an, ordinance that sus.
ponds the liquor business on that day
Of the week. The board of aldermen,
to which two new members have been
added since the adoption of the ordi.
nance, is being urged to reconsider
the subject.
Judge Kinder OBLIGATED at q marriage
ceremony yesterday afternoon at
which there was a feature that had
the charm of novelty and appreciation
Of the prophecies. After firmly tying
the matrimonial knot, Judge Kinder
timidly remarked that he was inclined
to exercise his official prerogative by
kissing the bride, but would deny
himself that pleasure out of respect to
the feelings of the bridegroom. The
latter, however, surprised the judge
by inviting him to "dy to it," and
what followed is q finale OF which
there is no authentic record.
From Fridays Daily
Attorney B. L. Powers arrived from
aavre last evening, on q short bust.
ness visit.
Mrs. D.. G. Browne left yesterday
on q visit with friends in Great Falls
and Helena.
Fresh lemons, oranges, lettuce, rad.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBFF -
na % -

UFYANT ST n s. 2i53 q ~ Garrison sve.
..yfO0 Tohu D~usge aEt Margaret ~ Relser.
owner \ Arthur kuttleT contractor, S'l 70
FpgECOMRE AVE. s. "a or ~ i5oth 81, leox
aeIl. KimIer & cohen agt Emanuel Net"r.
owner. Finkelstein kugel contractor
SI26 %
WORKMANSHIP ANE 2N - 23. William kranth
Az Rartrs1n Realty 20 and Hannah + keeE.
owners and contractors, So
SPRING 81. i50 samuel Rosenberg ast MaS
Abrams2n. owneT. Harris Mankin. contractor.
SlS4
SPOFFARp AVE. N b. A. n ~ 81 Tiffany So ~
N1Ubx7xIGu A MiTk sgt sophia Garschi.
owner aud contractor Sloo
UNION AVE. e7o 20 e5s. same ast Ws'aria
Realty Co owner. Finkclstein a kus"l con
tractors. S1i5 %
MATERNITY AVE " g. los ~ . 81 crosby
ave. % i0N75 SNJ". gore lot church Gates
80 agt Grace r OiOodbudy. owner and con-
tractor. S42S -
STH AVE 2605 ami c'0T John Cronin agt
Abraham BachTach. owner, NJ ShaFtro. CON
tractor S24 81
loTH ST 26S East. Hyman splitter agt sadie
Berger. owner and contractor. S1i -
21TH ST 1ii West. Isaac Siiverman aEt juno
t'on Et alty 90. ovner, Abraham Diamond g.
David stevenson Brewing c.. owners and con
tractors. S~s5
leSTU ST - West. Rubin Wsruik sgt son,ag
Realty co. owner Lwerling Contracting 60.
conuactoT. SO
l43D ST SIS West Borgis Marble Works agt
Ftorette Coust e.. owner and contractor. Kr,i-
Iish Marble Go. contractor ST36 -
18TH ST 81 n of Dsly ave. SixS0.
Christopher F'ahel agt "a Spring Realty go.
owner and contractor. S1fs So
iIsTH ST 90 ana al2 East. Risd 4 Jaeger agt
- y spring Realty e.. owner and contractor.
S6eS
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
CHESS AS A SCIENCE.

Chess is a very Old game. but II IA,
hsrdly vet been fetsrmns n whether n
should be classed as mere form os enter
tainment or az science. Those who rol.d
invest ~ with the latter dignity have re-
ceived important support from the Brook
lyn Institute % Arts and Sciences Ths
mana cement has made arrangements for a
course Of lectures on the subject during fha
coming two months. The managing diractcr
says: with the playing OF the game. tbs
institute a. such, - not. Of course. con-
cerned. hut as an educational or ethuOlozf-
eel ement with It's history. general theory
and aesthetic phase. N is quite IN our line"
The public may not readily recognize fts
chronological value. but that probably lies IN
the tra1sference Of this ancient game from
country 20 country and its effect tpon the
rental processes OF various peoples. In ia
essential features ~ was played In Hindu
stan almost as far back AZ history runs
From there N spread 20 Persia and thelo,
20 Arabia. The Arabs introduced ~ into
Spain in the eighth century. and n was
then gradually adopted in the other coun-
tries OF Europe AS PLAYER ard a writer
BENJAMIN FTankli- Was the first American
20 bring ~ INTO prominence. II no dOuht
furnishes mental discipline OF value tut
the number. or noted players who have be-
CCms insane through devotion 20 II suz-
gests that IT'S Introduction into the sciences
BE carefully suarced.-BJston Trarsoript.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES,

DECEMBER "a
Emma VI Mestaniz 70 Chas knapp. 81
TitIe Guar Trust CO 20 Ne"ours savings
saTne n F,lla l. Murphy. $4,000
same - Alfred NJ Heinsheimer. S3Sefo
Same % Vim Mason. SliOW
same 10 Harriet ; Scott; - 900
same 10 Geo Grannlss. sl-,OVo
same ~ Harriet : scott. s.. 500
I0hn Gleason to Wm Zoll; 5000 -.
Guaranteed Mtg GO 70 Chas Weaver. St.-p
L Trust CO OF \ 70 Martin } he'sh ~ a.
BOND & Mtg Guar go 10 Title Guar a Trust Co.
He1y,- = De Forest 10 Rosie n Otto. 500
Margaret q Deppler 20 Angie NJ Booth sSS,""
F-liza Houbert 10 Mart Investing 60. slow
Henry ] Rogers 10 Chas E,herhardt5 - -
IA Y MCCORMACK 20 Van Nordeu Irust 90
fassisn 3 mtgsl, Slo0 o.,
Aimee omen heimer 70 Anselm ErankenthaIer u
Louis n AMY 81 al 70 Louise Hopkins S"9" 81.
Bridget Bulman 10 Arthur Bulman. 81
LAWYERS Mtg 90 20 Paul Fuller. NSo.VsN
Adolph q Huppel 70 A Hupfel son g, u
Walter q Beaton &c Elkan Kahn. 500"
samuel Hirsh To sender JarmulowslIy: 81
Lawyers Mtg 60 20 Charlotte ny a.
$50. OO0 .o-o. -,
,tt,- Real Est Co 10 y Y Life Ins 60. S2too'No
city Mtg 90 20 y Y Trust Co. 81
Eva Powell 20 Henry Powell, SlSoo
Vincenzo Palmieri - Henry NJ Powell 'sssigns
vn, r T5nreIlv ~ Title Guar q 90. sioooo
IaIen Ritchte 70 Katharine Rainsford ct az
= y life Ins 4 T GO et Al 70 Henry Caohard.
SIS Ouo -
rly W ,nurcb,u 80 Lily " Churchill st al. 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN.
SECOND AVE-. s55. % sty brk tenmt and
store. A Berres. 1876 Amboy -. Brooklyn.
archt cost s5. 900
owner VI Zalka and several other PER
sons. 23S East 51st 81
EIGHTH AVE. n " cor 126th 81. 20 sly
brk tenmt; J Weiher 2T1 Wesf 123th
-. archt: cost. $500
Owner I Brakeman. 1858 Eighth ave.
THE BRONX
CASTLE HILL AVE. s. IS o. of Watson
ave TO a 9 sty frame tenmt. . ix52 7. chas
schaefer. Jr. -61 fremont ave. archr, cosf
$500
owner. E1rna schellenb.rs. 1928 Watson
CASTLE HILL AVE. 3. 80 ,t OF 12rh - 20
sty frame store and dvg. "a sx5l2. George
p Crosisr. 233d 81 and White Plains ave-
archt. cost. 81 600
Owner. Marie D Rousset. Al Park Pow
CASTLE HILL. AVE. n cor Starting ave 20 a
2 sty frame dws 21x5o IT, Serviss & GleVs
2514 Webster ave. archts, cost, $500
Owner. Michael Brennan, So1s Willet ave
CASTLE HILL. AVE = 50 r. OF Starting
ave- 70 sty frame dvg, 2lx45 ~. Serviss &
Glew, 2514 Webster ave, archts; cost, 5000
Owner. Michael Brennan, 36ls Willet ave
LONGwOOD AVE. 112e. 10 ? sty frame store
and dwz. 20x63 ~; Chris F Lohse, 81 Eagle
ave. archt. cost. s525
Owner Margaret DOVney. 3o3 East i42d 81
KELLY ST, cor Prospect ave; 20 a 5 sly brk
store and tenmt. 25xSS q, Goldner & Cold
berg. T04 Jackson ave. archts: cost So.up
Owner estate OF VI. Bernstein. ~
Greene 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders attornAvp
Interest 2 per cent unless otherwiss stated.
MANHATTAN
AMSTERDAM AVE. llo9 and IN 4eS
a. Mont Vert co. $4,000
AttJTney. L T Insurance 90. iso Broad
AMSTERDAM AVE. 57s prior mtg s4oepol.
NJ, per cent Gertrude r Keller 20
Attorney. Max stern. "a Wall 81
y IuHal. IOooEleol: due as p. bond. Henry
Attorney. L T Ins 60
BowERY. 3 ia = Delaney ~. 25v
$50. 2 yrs Max Mandel Realty 90 10 Title
Artornsy. Title Ins Co ls5 Broadway
BOWERI y cor Bayard 81. a. SKIS y
,pTior mtg S5o.oooss 3 Yrs yrs. per cent same
Aftorneys Eismsn. l. g & T.. ls5 Broad
BowERY. 1s7 oprior mtg 10000. yrs.
Ter cent. same 10 same, $4,000
Attomeys Eisman. = & T. 1S5 Broad
way
Broadway Bldg 60 20 city Real Estate Co.
AstogHsy. IeogH TG6T Co. 17s Broadway
CHERRY ST i32 prior mtg 10000. . yrs.
e Pc cent. Gianovasin Iunelia 10 James
Attorne5s BandIer & Haas. =. Broadway
Delaney ST. ON Mangn -. 5o1lOo.
Ffe,1ty "a 10 ,;rsen,,-icb saw bank. So 600
Attornty. Geo g De Witt. s. Nassau 81
HANCOCK ST Va s. 45S n Columbus ave
1saAl00 prior mtg. Ss.J0pl. due. etc.
per bond. sophie krug-r 10 Chas Spieller.
$500
Attoruey. Gustav PREY. 342a Third ave
LEXINGTON AVE. W cor IS1st e.. 5OxsO p
Isaac Sakolsh 20 Excelsior Saw Bank.
s.. .0oo
Attorney. John e. Gulick. 12e Nassau
LUDLOW ST Va s 175.7 a Canal 81 25xss :
prior mtg SIS OoOJ. due January Is. 1915.
e. per cent, Isaac l. Selkoyitz 10 Jennie
sherman. $4,000
Attsrney. Jacob RieEer c5T Boardway.
MAgHATTAE AVE. cor 1l5th ~ 27x
s.. n. Yrs. "a per cent. John - Herring
= THE lns co. IS 600
AttofneV. ms 60. 80 kroadwaT-
CR-HARD ST Is. 9 SIS. a. Per cent wulf
Cutuan 10 Union Trust co 81 New York .
So unO
Attorney. q ~ r Foster. ls Wall -.
STANTON 81 20z prior mtg $50 060i. densnf
q per cent. solomon Il SchlaugeI 70 crescent
star Realty 60. g. so.
AttorDey u Pare IS Liberty o.
NARICK ST n " q. - n Of Nestry ~
-s-rG- s. I rT. per cent. Greenwich saw
Bank 20 Jared " Bell. $4,000
At'o-ne~s. Bowers a sands. 81 Nassau -
81 AVE g. p n n 81 3lst S. 25x- due
etc. 81 per bond, gns IL RosenlIans 20 Vim
J Limerick SIS 600
Attorneys, Foster q Thompson In B'pav
frH AVE. cor ish 81. % sIi0T. yrs. van
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
with owners name and sddress.l ,
DEFENDER "a

with owners name ana addfNssI
DEFENDER "a
MANHATTAN
faTH ST. 43s and 4a7 West. for sty brk
warehouse 40 sxs7. w ~ Hsllock. 3t3 William
ST. archt cost. $40 600
Owner. = Hsllizan. 100 west i08d 81
NTH ST . f5sa n of Broadway; for an
sly brk aptmt 81 4xs3 10. Mullikeu =
MoeIler. 108 Park ave. srchts. cost. SO o.
MN 81.
18TH ST. $ iss9 n Of Broadway tor
three sly brk tenmts. 50xso each; hsnsen'
owner Hargood Realty and Construction 90.
1so Broadway.
THE BRONX
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. = ITO p oS
18TH 81. for three sty brk tsnmts. sSxss
each: Korpe q Daube $50 westchester ave
archts: total cost. $4,000 - -.
owner Schaefer Construction 90. sls bast
CLIFFORD AVE. s. 2os n " of swlnton ~:
for sly frame dwlg 22x5s J J Nrselsnd'
20l8 Jerome ave. srcht, cost. $1,000
Owners. Jacobson & Dederson. 1889 Intsrvsis
WALNUT AVE. cor ot 1ssd st tor y 90
Sd ave. archt. cost. 10000
owners. A n Williams Dncl. on
premises.
WALTON AVE. " $. i5s n Of 1s1st 81 tor
sly brk tenmt 52xs9. Henry Howell. 30
ave and 149th st. srcht: cost. $1,000 ~.
Owner Thomas d Malcolm Construction 90.
River ave and i61th 81
SIMPSON ST. $ pol az n Of westchestsr
ave, for two sty brk tennis. 4fnss eacn,
Iorenz r ! Weiher. 271 West 125th 81. srcht.
total cost. 100000.
owner simpson Construction 90. 12s3 simp-
st.
f54TH ST, 20 n OF Melross ave. for a
sty brk stable. 25x35; ? A sohmitt. 500
Courtlandt ave. srcht. cost. 81 600
owner Regina Neubsrt. i5Oth st and Mel
rose
NTH ST. w'cor Of mapes ave: for two sty
brk tennis 30 3-1Sxe0 2is and 50 xss 1 E-l6.
Henry 7 Howell. Sd ave and f49th 81. archt:
total cost. S125. 600.
owner John VI Cornish Construction Co. 4sS
East t3Sth
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
roLsToY AND 5ERNHARpT.

When Sarah Bernhard happened - e..
az Moscow, in 1890 Tolstoy was also there
She was noniZad. and the tickets for her
performances were making extravazane
prices. Tolstoy expressed his views on Ths
ing upon injustice. Everything about ths
1Odern stage. he asserted was a sham
He became angry with one OF his friends.
who said in answer 20 his inquiry that hs
proposed hearing the actress "Ah wsll''
said he, II regret I cannot 20. bur even
II I could would not
In fact we are told that in rsprovinz
what he does not agree with he Is the slave
OF his preiudices- Once he had secured
tickets for concert OF Rubinstein, bur ha
refused at the last moment 70 permit him
self 70 enjoy the pleasure 70 which he had
looked forward The result was that hs
brought upon himself a nervous attack
and had 70 call in the doctor. Such ara
the glimpses OF the saze's private life
which we obtain from the latest biography.
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