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The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E. Kruger of
Akeley visited at the Methodist par
sonage on Friday. Mr.. Kruger is
foreman of the Red River Lumber Co.
of Akeley.
Miss Kay, who has good position
as teacher at Arlington, S. D., re-
turned Oh Sunday to spend her East
er vacation with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Kay.
Miss Cora Dummert arrived from
st. Paul Monday on a visit to relativ-
es here. Miss Dommert has position
with the Twin City Telephone Com
pany in st. Paul.
Supt. VIM. Angus of the public
schools spent Monday at Little Falls
visiting the schools there. He found
over POO pupils in the High school and
that department overcrowded.
Miss Mcmillan and the Misses
Smith, teachers in the public schools,
left for Minneapolis on the Flyer Sat-
urday forenoon to spend their spring
vacation at their homes in Minneapo-
lis.
Miss Ewing, from Minneapolis, is
staying with Mrs. Jennie B. Dean for
awhile, to assist her in the care of her
father who is sick. Miss Ewing came
from Grimsby. Lincolnshire, England,
eabout a year ago.
A. w. Sheets, publisher of the Long
Prairie Argus, passed through Sauk
Centre Saturday enroute home after
a few days spent in St. Paul looking
over the legislature and attending to
some private business.
Mrs. D. Cleveland went to Minnea-
polls on the local NJ ohday noon expect
ing to remain a week or more. Mr..
Cleveland will follow in a few days,
he having been subpoaenaed to serve
! on the jury in the U. S. court in the
Mill city.
NJ. F. Woodbury. and family, who
left here few months ago for Hor-
nell, n. y, will, it is reported on ex-
cellent authority, return here during
the summer Mr.. Woodbury., it is
said, has arranged his business affairs
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

H. w. Bis8iop of Westport was in
Sauk Centre Tuesday.
II. f. Alden went to Willard on the
afternoon train Tuesday.
Miss. Annie Rosemeier of Osakis is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. E. Miller arrived home Satur-
day from an extended visit in the East.
Mrs. Schauble spent Sunday at St.
Cloud with her mother and son, return
ing en- the Flyer Monday afternoon.
Willis II. How of Duluth spent
Saturday here visiting his mothea and
shaking hands with his many friends.
Mr.. and Will Kay came up from
Melrose last Sunday and spent the day
with Mr.. Kay's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Kay.
G: l.. Johnson, the Fair Store man,
went to Minneapolis on the Flyer
Tuesday forenoon, and returned
Wednesday night.
4. r. Buck, who has been in Indi-
ana a fortnight:in the interests of the
Northwestern Radiator Co., is expect-
ed home this week :
Misses Gallagher and Maybury of
the public school teaching force left
saturday to spend their vacation at
their homes in St. Cloud.
Harry Faville returned this week
from two months absence in North
Dakota. He leaves next week for
Lake Mills, Wis, to remain.
Miss Nell Mccormick of St. Cloud
spent Sunday here with her parents
and returned to the county seat town
on No. 2. Monday forenoon.
20. II. SchleuSener returned on Sun
days Flyer from California, where he
had been with his wife and son for
two months. Mr.. Schleusener enjoy
ed his trip very much. Mrs. Schluese-
ner and son will return in about a
month.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-01
Good Goods at Right Prices
And Where to Find Them

generally known in this locality that
it needs no introduction. However,
we wish to call your attention to the
NEW BOWL, Which has so greatly
diminished the size that a child can
run 700 pound machine with ease
To those who want q cheaper Separ-
ator can sell a 500 pound capacity U.
S. Separator for $500. These ma
chimes are good values but little
older style. For trade deals be sure
to get our figures.
The White Lily, Three Horse Pow
er Air Cooling Gasoline Engine. We
have an exhibit at our store and to ap-
preciate its merits you must see it.
The Gilt Edge House Paint is based
on pure white lead and zinc for pig
ments, and pure linseed oil. White
lead and zinc are the highest priced
pigments that 60 into paint and they
have greater spreading qualities than
any other substance. Hence a gallon
of ''Gilt Edge" paint will cover more
surface than any other paint COM
ponded of different pigments.
To those using
Hay Sings or those intending to
'change their hay fork carriers into
sling carriers, we wish to say that: if
you want something more common
and cheaper in price than the old
style slings, give the G. A. Olson a
trial. If you do not find that they
are superior to the old style, bring
them back to us; it won't cost you a
cent to have tried them.
1t shall be our aim in the future as
in the past to satisfy our customers;
to make things right; and on these
principles we intend to build our bus
iness reputation.
Yours for Patronage:
LoFTsoAARDEM eaos.
HARDWARE COMPANY
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-01

so that he can come back here. The
many friends. Of. the Woodbprys will
be glad to have them return.
NJ. III. MCGOWAN and d. B. New
comb, travelling auditors for the
Northern Pacific Railway and the
Northern Express Company, were in
town Tuesday checking up the ac-
counts of Agent F. S. Parker and
found them in excellent condition; in
fact, they discovered surplus of two
cents in the cash on hand.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-01

That our goods are good and prices
right is evident by our fast increasing
number of customers, and although
we have not greatly advertised our
business, our rapid increase in trade
has come to us: through our
many satisfied customers who have
said many good words for us here and
there, for which we are very grateful.
We are this spring better equipped
to supply the wants of the trade, as
we have a more complete assortment
of goods to choose from. Besides our
prices are lower than ever, comparing
quality for quality. Every article we
guarantee we stand. back of, and we
will make it good, as we do not want
single dissatisfied customer to leave
our store. So far as
HEATING, MBING AND
FURNACES are concerned, we claim
to be in position todo the best work.
With years of experience in these
lines, under experts, we are able to
make correct plans, which is very es-
sential in getting good results. These
assertions can be verified by several
customers for whom we have done
reconstruction work. Here, however,
We must draw the dividing line be-
tween prices. You will all agree that
q persons time is worth SO much per
hour or day, and to do good, careful
work, means more time than to do
poor, hurry work. The latter we re-
fuse absolutely to do, and unless we
can take job at such price as to
allow us to use good material and ap-
ply good workmanship, we would
rather not take it. Our aim shall be
TO do the work so that each customer
Will know it is done right and that he
is getting the best results.
We wish to call our customers at
tention to "a few ofsour speciality lines,
namely:
The United States Cream Separator
!. White Lily Gasoline Engine
G. A. Olsen Sling Carrier
). Challenge Windmill
!, Gilt Edge Paint
The U. s. Cream Separator is so
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-01
HOBOKEN:

Mrs. Borland called on Mrs. Reed
Friday. ...,.~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lent spent Sunday
with their son and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer spent Tues
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
Alta Reed has been quite sick the
past week but is much better now.
Miss Anna Laughnan has been
spending a few days vacation with her
parents. 80
j. NJ. Stamper and son Logan left
Tuesday for Fargo, N. D., to spend
the summer.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-01
Up Before the Bar

N. H. Brown, an attorney, of Pitts
field, VT, writes: "We have used Dr.
Kings New Life Pills for years and
find them such a good family medicine
we wouldn't be without them" For
Chills, Constipation, Billiousness or
Sick Headache they work wonders,
25c. Hanson & Emerson. 44-4t
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-01

Am now prepared to do sewing by
the day or at home. Terms reason
able. Inquire at Mrs. Larkins or ad-
dress Miss S. A. Hogan. a
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

2lsT STREETS. B. Goodale & Son sold for
Lillian L Banks and Gladys Z. Kobbe to Irving l.
Kempner No, l3s West 2lst street. three story
dwelling house. lot 2Sx92 feet This purchase
completes plot comprising No. 1872 to 1sS West
z1st street s2Ks2 feet.
S1TH STREET-F. z. Barnes and c. Patrick sold
for Louis Bernstein TO a client OF Arnstein & Levy
Nos. 1S6 and lSs West Sth street old buildings, on
plot 4s s.9Ss feet, between Broadway and Seventh
avenue. twelve story Office building will be
erected the site.
S4TH STREET-James K. Holly sold for Henry
Steinbaeh to client No 40 West s4th street,
three story and basement dwelling house, on lot
l72x102 feet. 1t is between Central Park West and
Columbus avenue.
l15TH sTREET-Charles a. Rosenihal Son sold
for Mark Aaron No. 215 West 115th street. five
story single hathouse. a lot 9Ox1OO feet. 10 a
Mr.. Gorden.
FIRST AVENUB-Samuel Fine sold for Cecilia
Hatcher to DR.. Nathan z. Brader six sIery fiat
house. plot 4672 feet, at the southwest corner
Of 18th street and First avenue Michael Mshe
meister is the owner Of record OF the property
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
IN The AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at No. IA and ls
Nesey street resulted as follows:
GoERCK ST, : block front bet Houston and Sd SITS.
lSllx9ox irreg X454; three sy tenmts and stores;
HOUSTON ST. 4ss 10 4os. $ iss it of Goercx St,
45xsl; sly tenmt and stores: sada MakleF agt ~
sen ref amt due. So; $50 g: ete. s48se;
Address s9s Broadway.
AgT96NEf -. ST. agS 5 100 f. n Of Rvi3gon st.
Joseph weber ct al; Kantrowitz & E, attys; c N
to prior mtg q $1,000 to the plan,ifi for
Address $50 Broadway
q sT25I59.s: sly, front ana rear tenmts; ] <
A Maddox ref amt due, sei55 6s taxes etc,
s5T5: sub 10 first mtg OF $4,000; 70 the plaintiff
address Liberty ST.
BY Samuel Marx
l3TI III s y sio 100 # E Of a 81, aye @ y 70 sTloeId m
noa q r. attys; Alexander Brough. ref; amt due.
ssi4s 81 taxes etc sle S5 to Albert cuddeback for
Address = Rector St
Samuel Geldstieker.
VILLA AVE. 3ls5. +. 1854 # of Van courtIandt
SSTGS 9y =, ds vi sna ss Sds n rfaE ear
stSii d. eAls, Ste Ssl Asisse Fis-
ami due sis7i l. taEes ETC 500 os; to Antonio
Address, $50 Broadway
The auction offerings to-day will he as follows:
By Bryan L Kennedy.
7sTa ,aa 81 s% isS Of !s Rssrsids 81 . DTVS a 2E
BY Charles A Berrian.
GoEReK ST. s ;. l@5 # of Broome st. 95xloe
sly tennlt End store and sty tsnnlt in rear T "
eG5 s' ref ssioaa o5 taxes l. sse s5sSs $3.50
BY James l. Wells Company.
i65 sK25: a sty tenInt and stare; " W afeore agt
" N small e al; sebiserps attys; Morris KoeniF
mts OF $4,000
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
POLICE STALLED IN LOPEZ CASE.
Who kidnapped Child and Later Left Her in
Street Still a Mystery.

Although detectives have been working on the
mysterious return to her home Of Jennie Lopez
four and ene-half years old, who disappeared On
the evening of September last from No. S5
East ssth street. little or no progress has been
made An American woman found Jennie Monday
pigbt in front of No S25 East S7th street, and
started with the child the East S5th street police
station on the way she met PatrOlman Temple
and left the little girl in his charge. AT the police
station she was esOgnized as the child VINO was
kidnapped more than month ago and whose
whereabouts had remained a mystery.
ON the evening the girl disappeared she was
playing In the street with her brother Charlie
investigation revealed that she had been seen
walking with a man toward First avenue. Ihe
Trail went as Tar as 18th street and was lost
A few days later the father, who keeps grocery
store at No. 80 Second avenue. received letter.
demanding $4,000 for the return of the girl
Other letters OF the same character we're re-
eeiyed, and all turred over 70 the police.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
Ew LESSEE FOR BROADWAY OFFICE
GRental in West 25th Street Involving About
SsO,OoO-cther Important Leases.

SAO,OJO-Ctner Important Leases.
Tts Charles f. Moves Company has leased for
~ Jones & Co, 10 the Elliott Fischer Com
Try the entire fifth floor and additional space in
na rE twelve story ohice building Nos. 5s4 and
o. hmaway, occupying the block front on the
lrhz9y side OF Franklin street. The lease is for
ism of years at an aggregate rental OF about
:asa,
le Building and Engineering Company has
r@Ri the following floors in its new building at
NH s2s and $50 Broadway, running through to Zlst
gsst: To Joseph Beckel & Co.. the eighth floor:
"a Adler & Co, nipth floor, through NJ. & l.
Htss. and TO a. Greenberg & Co the tenth and
tFgsnth floors. through Nathan Weiss.
The Henry NJ Vein Company has leased for
i!pur story dwelling. FOR tRenty-one years, at an
lael year fcr the first I'VE years, $500 for the
rz1 six years and $4,000 for the remainder Of the
srm. The lease also contains the privilege OF
10 renewals OF tEenty-ohe years each
Hell E Stern have leased for the Brody, Adler &
Koch Compzay, in the new building they are erect
Hg at No. z 70 - West 10Th street, two lofts
cuts ming twenty thousand square feet OF SPACE
fW tern O. .ears al an aggregate rental OF
$4,000
M& Ffess have leased the dwelling No s.
Vest s1th street for Ieseph J. oDonohue for a
s-n Of Years.
PIE Er1ross Company has leased for P. 2. Cappel
he f9ur-story dwelling No. 24s West e2d street %
oaaEles A Meyer.
louis Kemprer has leased FOR 8 term Of years TO
aioriHg establishment on@-haf Of the store at
20 zs7l Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with attorneys name and address,
OCTOBER IA.


BANTA LANE. 5. ia # Of Bllar Place
45x77; yrs per cent; John F Barry to Frank g, n
Address city island.
ri .r,ECFFR ST, 2s5; tprior mtg Slas6OO), yrs
per cent; Lorenzo Ciaftone to Calnlil sls'a 20
ana Attorneys. sa2 Lewkowtz 4 sohaap IS Nassau
BOSTON ROAD, 2ss6 f. OF Jefferson
90 10 Caroline W Crandall. =. :; .-..'. ~
Attorney, Edwin CTandall, IL Wall ST.
BROADWAY " s. 3247 # n OF FREMONT Read
5qv-. 2 yrs per cent James DOugheTty
Address 500 Times Bldg.
BURKE AVE :, 2541O II OF kinesoriose
Road 25xl0O; nstalments, per cent; VIC
tor Stoer 90 Rudolph Marks ....,...-..'.-.'.' y
Address $40 Broadway.
CAMBRELLENG AVE 3. 800 n OF is3d st,
2jxi0O; prior mtg $4,000. que etc, as Per -
bond Chas Lake 20 Albert A ne hicnInohd- 10
Address, "a Jay 81
CoNcoURsE, s. 2o6.9 # n Of Transverse Road
2ixhg instaments per cent; Maurice + Stack ,
10 Elizabeth Gleeson .,..-....: ....''.''- ~
Attorney. NJ J Grady. 1s9 Montague ST.
brooklyn.
c.RRIsoN AVE. 3 s5.4 It W Of Irvine st.
% sxi23 q due March so. 1917, per cent
Broad Realty 60 70 Claude NJ Hare, l."
Attorney. Chas Ii Friedrich. 30 Nassau st.
GARRISON AVE = >. 514 Il " OF Irvine s.
50 Sxl37.4; (pr0r mtg $4,000. dus March 80
1912 8 per cent Broad Realty Co TO Claude N
Attorney Chaa Frederich. 30 Nassau
HOUSTON ST l2s West tprioT mtg sesO0ol.
Yrs per cent; cristne Mnetu and ano 10 -
pomenico Castelli 1880 80
LEXINGTON AVE 17l3 and 1Il5 mtss. each
SIC COO yIs. per cent; Shas FeTsoh u -. n
l'1liio attoraey. s john WaslaRd, 25s broadway
rrSD AVE. g. 50 n . OF psyoe s., 25xlI5i b
~,rs Der cent; cath 81 Van Wagner 10 tnll- = :.
srsHs sisorney' rreS' JOS 7 Ryan. i4i Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
REALTY BOARD ELECTS OFFICERS.

Joseph P. Day was yesterday reelected president
OF the Real Estate Board OF Brokers. The other
officers chosen for the ensuing year were William
T. Davies, viee-president A. v Amy treasurer
and Elisha Snifin, secretary. The following were
chosen governors to serve three years: Irving
huland' Elisha Snifin and J. W. Mooyer.
NJ Y Lenane. c. P. L. Huston and A H Wins
viii comprise the auditing committee for 1910 and
Edward L. King, David A. Clarkson John P Kir-
wan, Frank D. Ames and ]. S. de selding the NOM
mating committee for 1910.
Joseph Mulligan was candidate for place on
the board OF governors He made strong bid for
the place
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS FILED
THE BRONX,


NORRIS AVE. e s. - IT n 15Sth 81; / sty
brick storage. 21x25.6; Frank ". Davis. 1920
Leland ave. achitect; cost. t......-............
Owner. Oliver Z. Davis. premises.
WEBSTER AVE $. 200 It n l97th st: sty
frame she'd 20x5O; Schaefer & Jaeger, 4S1
fremont ave, architect; cost. .............
Owner, Dilzia & Co. on premises
WALES AVE, n c cor I52d st: 3 sty brick
stores and tenement, size irreg; Charles B
Meyers, I Union So. architect: cost. ..........
Owner, One Hundred and Fifty second
Street Construction Co, 15S West l3sth st.
152D ST, cor Filton ave; 3 sty brick stores and
tenement, 80. 9x90: Charles b Meyers 1
Union Sd architect; cost. st.,.....,.........
Owner, one Hundred and Fifty-secOnd
Street Construction Co. 15s West l3Sth st.
1siST ST. 7946 fl Davidson ave: 8 sty brick
tenement, 45x65; Emil Ginsberg. 2272 Pros
pect ave- architect; cost. t....,...............
Owner. Rothkireh Building Co, PISA Morris
ave.
10TH sT, n $, II Briggs ave, three ga
sty frame dwlgs. 20x36 each; Charles A Hun
ter. i445 Boston Rd. architect total cost.
owner, StruteRwell Bros. 271e Briggs ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
BOMB ALMOST TEARS ROOF OFF.

Somebody threw dynamite bomb early yester-
day morning on 20 the roof Of a enc story extern
sion in the rear Of the saloon at No. go Chrystie
street and within few feet Of the sleeping room
of the proprietor, Michael Guttilla. Il almost
OF the roof OF the extension. besides breaking
score OF windows in the Ieighhorhood. GuttlHa
ters and SAYS he has no enemies. Although the
entire neighboThood was aroused and there was d.
paHle among the twenty families directly above
the saloon. the police learned nothing about the
explosion until five hours later
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20

9T & l. M to is block @ map Rs5sa' aS - sssis SAT-:
Attorneys ciocEo & Clocke ao22 Boston Road.
sne etc ls as SSss S 5asd Ss mfR Ear HsAsssi eS
Attorneys. elocks 4 ciocke ao2a Boston Road.
LOT %. map $40 lots McGrsw estate; due. etc.
as per bond; Annie Mackenzie to sadie o,o
Attorneys cIocEc & ciocic ao2s Boston Road
LOT & a2 block block 2 map Lester Park; yrs. per ,oo
Attorney. Harry overinsTon. 2so4 5d ave.
due. etc. as per bond Edw CahII to Chas
Attorneys, ciocke & ciockc ao22 Boston road
LOTS ITS ise les to goo map 9 l91a Sisters Sf Char
4ttOTnay. Power. Main St. West Chester
LOTS 10000. map go lots Taisht ests.si yrs %,
Attorney. Seward Baker zoe Broadway.
MADISON AVE. $50 8 yrs, 9 per cent; David
Address. 2s4 Broadway
OGDEN AVE 1906; due. etc. as per bond; Louis
Address . lIs sroadTay y.D'' ''''
PARK PARK AVE mes; yrs. 5 per cant; susannah W .o.
ADDRESS. Z i47 'sta 4tS ave s's' -'
S Eda s RaS6 and mf ano 70 Abraham
Attorneys shapiro & Levy. lie Nassau WV
RIVERSIDE 'I DE d DRIvE cor It sIth st. 2Sx1eo due
/ Attorneys. Young. vsF PIanck & Prince. iss
.;a yrs 5 per cent; Eugene Quinn to Roman
AttoTney Jos f psy 81 wan St 'i'00
sPaErG6 Pr ICE ST p and 2115 In n " cor william st.
seaaan's Bank for Savings IN city Of Y 10000
Attorneys. Strong cadwalader 40 wail ST.
E.9,. AYE 5sTiS cent: Rrdssi Berry
Attorney. Ed ciinch. al PARK Row -''0
W. AVE per cent Ss bsrss4a IF aaysSssA s s
Attorney Hsy' 1% RSaS orr 81 Chambers St. $1,000
and as per bond simon EhrIieS to DE St john qRs tRs
Attorneys Baldwin May. 50 Nassau St l''''0
9Th roaTSy AK s 1G yTs Watts sr St s.H coz Lot @ wss
! Attorneys. Heymann & Herman. SIS Nassau ST. 'SO0
9Th TIA AVE e. sI5 IDrior mtg mtg s2 OoS yrs
Attorneys Heymann Herman. IS Nassau ST. ''sO0
| 9Th AVE. ST. yrs. per cent: Max stirn to
| Attorneys Hsymann & Herman. a5 Nassau ST. --''''
18TH TIL ST. IL ; West; yrs Tn per cent; James ~,
| Attorneys' Turner. Rolston & HOran 2s wfi-
a5TH ST. 15l to 15s West; yTs per cent; 25th
/ Address 1875 Broadway
26TH ST. a2i East; yrs. per cent? Rosa Engl
AftorpeyS SrSS'1H f Huichin: 81 william St ''''
2sFH ST l$s and l3s West; yrs - per per cent; so 40,
| Attorney Turner. Roiston { HoTan % wii-
| lam st.
sTTH ST. 1876 and 1ss West; yEs. per cent:
Attorney VIM Campbell. Liberty st.
s2D ST a. East; yrs per cent; Rose lie Vino sooo
Address 100 BroadTay cad :'D9' -''''
l6O.ll due. etc. as per bond; Frank Matteuci to
'tR Attorney. aS"Gt I@o sctaian lis Nassau ST. '''
1aSTH e ST. r,a- 4s 100 s5 & o S6 A@atsraH % aSe @ s
Jampois & Warner Const Co to Aaron jam
Attorney. Bcnj N Kaye. lis broadway
nth ST. Ss SSS aS h 1go ave so snSs cent DrHr Ss1
Add1eSs 1aSth st and % Lexingtoa % @ ave- - '''O
/ HATH ST, 6s Il of Hamilton Terrace. lex
so (prior mtg 2O00) yrs. per cent; Thos
Davis to University Publishing Co 900
Attorneys, Nash & Jones. 6S Wall ST.
| 1s0FH ST, eii East due. etc. per bond; Chas
W p Kleine to Title Guar & Trust 900
Address, 176 Broadway.
| 1sOTH ST. s of Arthur ave- 90 l1x1496:
yrs. 4ia cent; Geo " Tubbs to Selma A C
Attorney LeWls Earie Nassau ct
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
REcEwERs OF ReNTs NAMED.

Justice 'EischOa, cf the Supreme Court, has ap-
fihtea Leon A. Csrley receiver Of the rents Of
&c. ; West Is7th street. ia setien brought by
'ahn slaudt. executor. against Samuel Schenl6er
enc others, 20 foreclose Eeeend mortgage OF
tsM
ssceb Ks5z has been appointed receiver Of the
isliH Of 10. c. Niett street in sn action brought
y signund Kraus against Ida Holman and
shsls 10 fereeisse q mortgage Of SS,0J0.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER 10.


Delaney ST, 1872; F Eckenroth & Son aet
Isaac LefkoNit1 and Norris Schneider owners: :
King & Aalkin contractors. Observation-Disclosures.
LEXINGTON AVE- S. whole front between
l3Oth and i31st SITS, 199. 10XS0; Friedman Slate
Works agt Isaac Sakolski, owner Henry Rock
more, contractor; Max kFameF. sut-contractor
PITT ST, 25i Solomon GreenbeTg ct al agt Aaron
Koransky, owner and contractor. ...,.........
9TH AVE. SOB: Thomas Mooney agt JOa Fifth
Avenue Co. owner; Harry Nieberg contractor .
FAITH ST. 2S0 East; Israel Bratsky agt Betsie
Wplt, owner; Isidor Koplan. contractor. -.
18TH ST, West; Brooklyn Vitrifed Tile Works
agt Albert / sire, owner Shrine Tile Co, con-
t!dStOl -.............--
nsTH ST, ls1 and l63 East; United Plumbers
supply co aSt John Doe. eWner; S MiRzkofr
18TH ST, s. 500 # of 10th ave 5Ox1OO; same
ast Archib&id NJ Shrady owner; Shrine Tile
w. NohtlaStoF .-.-----. -...............
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER "a

GARFIELD ST, :. l01 II af Van Nest ave;
Norris Schwartz agt First Van Nest Hsbrep.
Congregation et al; Nov ., 1905 ............
HONEY " all AVE-. . 5, I4s Il n Of fremont ave.
Standard Damp PROBING and Roofing 60 agt
hatOnah Construction Co ct al; Oct IS 1905
NORRIS PARK AVE. 65S: John Viviana agt
Dominic Negri Aug 23, 1909 (by bond ........
sgd ST, 344 and $40 East; Rubin Warnik ast
trankbTo Realty CO et al; July II. 1909 tby
upAHJ
SAITH ST s. 200 # OF Cd ave: Mike Birn-
baum Il al aet Harry Brown ct al; July 8.
1otJ =.
S4fH ST 3l4 East; Herman Weinberg agt Harry
Brown et al; Aug T. 1868. Observation-Disclosures.
47TH ST. 20 East; Arthur ] Panoh sgt Isaac
SchiEdler Ct al; Feb -. 1900. .-...........-...
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
HOTELS IN ENGLAND.

was Serving a reduced two-year sentence. They
were sent in the early morning with ten ether
prisoners to coal the army ferryboat General Han
cock
In the darkness they easily avoided the men on
guard and got the d"ck into the small boat
The sentry noticed their absence Immediately and
enptied his magazine rifle In the direction which
he supposed the men had gone. The entire guard
was turned out by the noise OF the shots The
captain of the tug. William Moran, later found
the boat which the used 70 escape ted 10
a dock on the Brooklyn waterfront.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-20
MILITARY CoNVICTs ESCAPE.
Elude Sentry at Governors Island and Get
AWAY in Tender of General Woods Yacht

Two military convicts escaped from Governors
Island before dawn yesterday in the tender of
Major General Leonard Woods private yacht, the
Lieutenant Ward Cheney. The fusillade of bullets
which the sentry fred after them in the darkness
aroused the whole garrison but there were no
boats available for pursuit and the men eseaped
10 the Brooklyn shore. The prisoners are Owen
] Dibbe, who was serving an eight years sentence
for numerous onenees, and Thomas Conway, who