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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22
HOUSE

Among the bills coming from COM
mittees when the House met ycster-
day was that providing for a State
Boiler Inspector. reported from the
Committee on General Laws with
recommendation that it do not pass.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Jennings
was adopted urging the committees TO
report all LOCAL bills to-day If pos
sible.
First on the calendar was the SEN
ate bill adding certain banks to the
list of authorized State Repositories. A
motion to add the Commonwealth
Bank OF RichnondS to the list was
defeated, "a to 80. Mr.. Noting offered
an amendment that the bonds given by
these banks instead Of being 100000
should be twice the amount OF athe
State deposit, but in no case to beAess
than 100000. Mr.. Noting explained
vided when there were but few State
repositories, while now quite nuns
Der exists and such a large bond is
not necessary.
Objection was made by Mr.. Will
liams, Of Giles, because there would
be no way to determine the amount OF
tho bond. as the deposit would con-
stantly vary.
Scattering Deposits.
| Mr.. wingo offered an amendment t.
make the minimum bond $e50000. TIL,
Richmond member said he was sorrA
to see disposition to scatter thes
| funds all over the State, thus embar
RAISING the Treasurer and doing thu
banks no appreciable good. He re
marked that probably the Treasure
would not have large amount Q
money to deposit at any time within
\ tha neyt two wears. 5,el BtfFB
Mr.. Bowman, OF Roanoke, though
1 the limit of the number OF banks 7
be State repositories had been reached
and that SO many were d detrinientt
4 tho State. He did not think ther
! ought 10 BIO a single depository outsid
OF the capital city. He hoped the hi
d would he SO loaded down with amend
J ments that it would be killed.
Mr.. Yarrell told how prosperous I'm
\ ,poyia-ts. and SAID that the State shoul
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22
BILL
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FEsl
the express companies, which conduct
a barroom on every train, without re-
striction and without competition, off
for $4,000.
Objection was made to the bill in
creaslng charter fees and allowing the
clerk OF the State Corporation Commits
sion fee Of so cents for attesting the
seal of the commission. The fee sys-
tenn came in for objections at this
point. and the matter went over to per-
init the gathering OF some information
as to the amount which would be real
ICED.
The Senate decided to proceed at
1890 tomorrow TO the election of three
members OF the State Board of Educa-
ton. These are chosen from a list OF
men, one put forward each by the in.
situations receiving aid from the State
Senator Joseph W. Bailey was In
vited by the Senate to address the Gen
eral Assembly on the subject OF a Fed
eral income tax on next Tuesday
March l. motion to this effect wa:
made by Senator Halsey. Senate
Bailey's presence VIII. without doub,
draw as many people as can get int
| the House chamber.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22
More Favored Nations.

M0fe FHSUr'' 3 !,
washington, d. C., February
President to-day issued proeian'asi
declaring that the following ma
countries are entitled to the mimi
rates OF customs duties under
paTne- Aldrich act: Morocco, ABYSS
British Guiana. Guatemala, Ecua
Bolivia. Peru, Chile, Greece, I'or,us,
india. Tlmor. Cape Verde Islands.
,tuguese Guiana and st. Thomas
Prince Islands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22
free of charge in the clicks offices
of cities and towns, II Senator sales
bill so providing Is passed

Examination and testing Of dairy
cattle for controlling tuberculosis Is
provided for In recent bill or scn a
tor owen, who is especially Interested
in scientific agriculture.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

The law regarding liens on crops IS
sought to be altered in bill lately
sent to the clerks desk by Senator
Watkins, by request. This would make
the consideration for the lien not only
money or supplies, as at present, but
would make it anything of value. me
written agreement must be signed by
the party to be charged. which is not
required under the existing law An
other new provision is that the lien
shall be in force from the time II Is
docketed by the county clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

forn,er member of the Legislature
o, that state and Of the Legislative
committee which unearthed the graz RAJ
in the dispensary system there was
!, senate visitor yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

Removing
ruens Which bso real
driven from tne
left the eToaf hidaoua sympsom
az AVS
1ang Rood Poison
purifier cure
symptoms TOT na I }Se n
poison
Tbs ewy n cures
BLOOD
T the nc does
of % 81 roots herbs and
ha epts system
will cure yon 6s aav advice
ia IA STHEsWIFT SPECIFIC GO. ATLANTA. GA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

step toward segregation OF taxes
Is taken in senator Keezeli's bill. which
declares that all fees and expenses IN
criminal cases tried by justices OF the
pation and afterward shall be paid out
Of the treasury OF the city or county
where the trial is held. and not by the
state as heretofore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

Over in Southwest Virginia lives
a man who is said to have perfect
ed a ledgerized general index system
for the indexing of deeds and other
records. His name is Kilgore, and
for years he has made a. study of sci
entifc indexing of records. Senator'S
Noel and Chase have introduced bill
which seeks to make this system the
authorized one throughout the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

Abingdon wishes to vote on the dis.
pcnsary question. and, according 10
Senator Lincoln, the patron OF tne en-
abling bill. the vote will be over
whelmingly dry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

Governor Malcolm r. patterson, Q.
Tennessee, will be invited to addres less
the General Assembly on the q uest,oh
Of state wide prohibition; II res tha )
efsect T. passed. Tennessee has q
Statewide law. and the contests ana IN
conditions there would make the ad-
dress a very interesting one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

The Educational Association ~ m ne, M
night ats o'clock In the f''s IN. snboo,.
,Ms and other matters were oror
up,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

nj, Industrial chapter OF Meade Me !,
.,a mo ,,hnreh held its regular business sa 70
me With Mrs. Lester Pren.iss' on i,.,, IAN
liz sns ~ -, >.ostsrtlav afternoon at oscsocA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

Tho Corporatioa Court, judge Wells pre-
sidInr opened 4its FEBRUARY term yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock. Tho case Of - -
,roney against Austin & Melsenhlmer, on a
charge OF alleged violation OF contract VIII
come up to -moprowt M g3 4S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22
News Of Manchester

,nr: shoes with bright buckles. s.osh =,
~ varied colors and tho head conversely
a HEAVIER or a Monmouth cap vas lue ~ =,
q, tho men last night at the Split OF
~ ", riyan under the auspices OF the Orphf
age Society OF Central Methodist Church
the residence OF Mrs. John Waith 'ai' 81
Decatur street. g,,.,,,,a ~
The dress of the girls correspondents ss.I.
tha social station of their escorts SILK
t nv rnwns. satin and linen bodices., i
woIstooats. soarfs of many. hues, laced
ss,Inonad shoes and satinet or caS
hood completed the outfit OF me co,o'
belle. ~ splendid program nae ,le o ,.. 80
ed, and all in the spirit OF 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

-,oai weighe" lis the question answered
in senator Hollands bill. offered by
reouest, defining the standard weight.
boited or unbolted. at forty-eight
mounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22
Manchester Bureau. Times-Dispatch,
llN3 Hull street.

Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch,
1903 Hull street.
nm FEBRUARY o. 1872, a boy was born az
Wakefield, near Pope's Creek IN Wes.ino.'
land county, whose name was to pecons a
Inward for greatness In future years. rms
was George washington. The Ulster Soui.s
Gazette, published at Kingston, oistot e1 ,enn
~. NJ. Y. in its issue OF January :. lsov,
has the following to say OF Washinston
death under the headline Washlnston t.n
tombcd," and dated Georgetown pecenipes
90. son wednesday last the mortal part OK
Washington the great. the Father OF ms
(,ountrv and the friend OF man, was con,
signed to tho tomb with solemn hoho's CIV
funeral pomp. s.,,,h,aa from
many miles round at Mount Vernon, me
choice abode and last residence OF the Ai nus |
trious chief. There were the ssoSss, ~.
SPACIOUS avenues, the beautiful and suphme
scenes the noble mansion-put aias! .ne
august inhabitant was now no more, ma
great soul was gone. His mortal pare WI, WIS
| there indeed: but ah. how affecting. now
awful the spectacle of such worm aha
| greatness thus to mortal eyes tat'eh-ses'
| fallen! fallen! 80,
the hero walked in all his glory. now lay ~,
4 tho shrouded corpse. The countenance, sun
4 composed and serene, seemed 70 aep.ess wv ~
4 dignity OF the spirit winch lateiy w.. "a
that lifeess form here those VINO paw
tho last sad honor to the benelactor OF ms
| country took an impressiNe-a iarewati WV NV
"On tAe ornament at the head OF me , co..,
inscribed auISc ~
ina middle of the coffin Gloria LEO,
washing TOMS birthday is nationai no,i.
dav and the banks and government ol's ,s
80, MS citv will be closed TO-DAY Speci.N
hours viii be observed at tho city post
Office
. mis- morning at 1890 o'clock the pastors
,nd deacons of the Middle District Baptst
Assoc,ation Will meet With Clopton street
church Moderat tor r. A. Justis, OF Chcster-
, aed will preside. The association ine'uu.s
ali the BAPTIST churches in Manchester
Chesterfeld. P>whatan and Amelia COUNTIES
The meeting Il, : morning Is called IN eon'
ference with the xocu'iNe boafd ol tne as
. sociatlon. An ate Don session NH also De
; held, and tho wo, OF tho church WI,
serve a midday lun, Several matters OF
a importanca to tho At citation viii DO DIS
oussed at length. several churches arg
without pastors, and an effort VIII pc mas
, to nil the vacancies hefore ad1ournmeh.
+ a number of addresses Will ba delivered, ano
: an.-excellent musical program mas oeeh at'
ranged.
3 '-rhe HCorporatoa Court, judge Wells pre-
j sidInr. openedY its FEBRUARY tenn SeslerdaS
4 morning at 10 o'clock. Tho case OF ~ =
= Toney against Austin Meisenhlmef, on. !
3 barge Of alleged violation OF contract WI
! come up to- nloprnw' s.
. Coats with buttons of silk, sreateoa !, 9
7 blue or scarlet cloth, waistcoals OF cow
v or i!apnel. hTescaaA Of ssg inner WA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

Goats with buttons of silk, sreateoats o.
or flannel, ,hreschsa Of ssggs. linen o. tlcks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

There will be special meeting to. -
OF the saturday symnaslunl ,r,,.,ic.
,hs thira annual entertainment OF inc
ISOLATION,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

Among the bills reported favorap ~,
s sonrts of Justice were the sale "col1m;
bus Day, bill, the HARDWOOD hotei p!il
and the Sale commission form OF gov
ernment bill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

Child and woman labor Is the subject
OF a bill introduced by Senator Par
and one-half hours for one day, and
not more than sixty hours in a week
ANY one contracting with a female or
child in violation of these limitations
is guilty of misdemeanor, and is to
be fined not less than IS nor more
Than $10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

The sum of ss564o is in the state
treasury waiting to be paid out on
warrants issued more than I'VE years
ago. Senator keezel,nas t sen. aua1tor
n charge the warrants off his book
and cut Off payment. The billefprther
provides that hereafter hve-year-old
warrants shall likewise be canceied'
Rosters of duly organized camps Of
veterans can be recorded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

More money will be saved for the
state. should Senator keeZells bill.
cutting out the allowance of 81 per
day to sheriffs. sergeants and their
deputies for attendance on the court.
he enacted into a statute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

waite and local legislation got into tho
game carly III the morning disposlng
OF nearly all the business before ".
and reporting the bills SO that they
mttces In the afternoon the com,
mittees which. az a rule, get the local
bills, had meetings. and with lite
ceremony pushed them through. tbs
House Committee on Counties. Cities
and Towns, which turned out enough |
bills to give the clerks pain for scV-
eral days.
Amendment to the cocaine law is
proposed by Senator Gunter. providing
that 1t shall be the duty OF the state
Commissioner Of Agriculture, at At, me
state. charged with the execution Of
the criminal laws. to cause to be ana
lyzcd any supposed cocaine. and re-
turn a certificate OF analysts 70 tho
maker of the request. The certificate
10 made Is to be used as ey,nehce III
by a. slim margin OF two votes the
STROBE rolling stock tax bill received
the unfavorablc report OF the Senaae
! Navigation yesAerday afternoon. the
| bill purposcd to take from few cities
| the rolling stock tax which they re-
81 tho the apme ra 1ee and to
Y
/ distribute the tax proportionately
among he counties.
The argument on the bill extended
| over several meetings. and in length
compares only with that on the state
wide prohibition bill. Richmond. Pc
tersburz and Roanoke were represent.
cd at the final meeting by their official
counsel. Norfolk was to have been
i heard Yesterday afternoon. but Scna-
| tor Sale appeared and said that his
/ city had decided to waive the right
4 Of argument. since it was felt that the q,
arguments already made We're sun,
Gent and since the City Attorney OF
Portsmouth, city which would re:
ceive much benefit from the bill. mac
come to the conclusion that IT Is uh
constitutional.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

The Last OF the Wooden Navy" a
painting of the destruction of the Fed
eral feet by the Confederate States
ironclad ram. "VirgInla," In Hampton
Roads in 1852 will be bought by the
State for $1,000. should Senator Parks's
bill to that effect pass. The painting
is not TO be paid for until the revenues
due the State for 1911 have been COL
lected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

A party of Legislators and legislator
esses journeyed down the James sun
day on board the Commodore Mau e
navy. as guests of Fish Commissioner
". McDonald Lee and Representative
John a. Curtis, of Richmond. The
party visited Shirley and Westoyer,:,
Mrs. Bransford and Mrs, Ramsey. lhe
misfresses OF these historic homes, re-
ceived the visitors most Eraciously: Az
MISSIONER the grave Of William Byr il
was visited Representative Alden Bell
voiced the thanks Of the party for
the hospitality shown. while Repre-
sentative Hugh A. White thanked Com
missioner Lee and MFR. Curtis.
| AS further mark OF gratitude tc
the latter, his desk in the House was
decorated yesterday with flowers. the
gift of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bullitt Fftz-
| hugh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

Street car and railroad passengers
must sit where the rules require. ac-
cording to Senator Thorntons new
sirnment of seats to white and col
ored. and il a person is in the wrong
Mace and will not move. the offense
will constitute misdemea,nor. fine
rf not less than s5 nor more than $25
win be Imposed For this oifense con-
ductors and motormen are made spe-
rlal nolicemen The bill was favorahly
reported yesterday BY the Senate Com
mitteo on Roads and Internal Navlsa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

On motion Of Senator Parks, ad-
was ordered at o:10 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-22

Glass distinction among dogs is rec.
ocnized in bill recently introduced
There dog has been assessed and all
licenses on him paid, and is slain. his
slayer or pioneer. II malicious, Is
guilty of misdemeanor. and may re-
ceive a jail sentence of not more than
twelve months and a fine OF not more
than $500, or both. But the poor "yal-
Ier dog" that has no one higher up
70 nav his taxes cannot be avenged.
, 1910-07-06
kALNER
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Translation
ORDER OF the DAY



/ Production and examination Of Patent
of election for LIST Member for Chris
tiansted Town, Stakemauu.
2. 2ud Discussion on Draft If Ordinance
concerning amendments to the Penal
Legislation Of Ire Danish West Iadia
Islands.
3. Introduction Of and lst Discussion on
Draft Of Additional Money Bill to the
Budget for the Municipality Of s. Croix
for the financial year from lat April
1910 to 3lst March 1911:
Sub Item III. The judiciary and
Police Department
4. For Policemen in Fred
eriksted's Jurisdiction is
further granted. ....... Frs. 100000
Sub Item y. The De
partment OF Public In
structiou:
S In aid Of the Roman Ca
thoIic School, st. Mays
in Ch~Iistiausted ....,.. " 100000
8. In aid Of the Roman Ca
tholic School, ST. Pa
tricks, in Frederiksted 100000
Sub Item \. The SAM
tary Department
s.. Expenses for the Leper
Asylum, ST Croix share,
is further granted. ..... 4l400
4. Introduction of and 1st Discussion on
Draft Of Ordinance concerning the pro-
viding Of means for the establishing
and working Of an Agricultural Expert
ment Station IN St. Croix etc.
S. Introduction of and LIST Discussion on
Draft Of Ordinance concerning Trades
and Occupations in St. Crolx.
6. Introduction of and LIST Discussion on
Draft of Ordinance concerning Payment
to Witnesses in public cases, IN st.
Croix. introduced by 2ud Member for
Christiausted Town, Pretto)
Christiansted, St. Croix, the 2nd July
1910.
kALNER.
lIMfaiQu.
, 1910-07-06
nAGS0RDEN
Tor koI0niaIraadets 0rdInoIre Mode
MANDAGEN den lite JUL 1910
III. ! Ettm.

: F~remlaggelse og ProgelSe al YaIgbrev
for lste Medlem for Christiansted BY,
Stakemann.
2. eden Behandliug af Udkast til Anord-
ming On -Fudrin- er j Stratfelovglv-
ningen for de dansk yestindiske Ger.
3. Indbriugelse nj OF 1ste Behaudling af
Forslag til Till~@gsbeyilliuA til Budget
tet for Kommuueu ST CroIx for Fl
uansaaret fra 1ste April 1910 ii Bite
Marts 1911:
Under Post III. Refs og Polti-
vpsenet
4. Til Politibetjente ! Fred
eriksteds Jurisdiction be-
viIges yderIi4ere. ~. i. Frs. 1,e0U.O0
Under Post X Under
yisningsyesenet bevilges.
s. TiIskud til den romersk
katoleke st. Marys SkoIe
j C~hristiansted ...,... Z" 100000
q. do. til den romersk- katol-
ske St. Patrrvks Skole j
Frederikst ed IS. ...... 100000
Under Post \. Suud-
h%esy@seret
s. Til Udgif e. we'd Spe-
dalskhedsnsylet st CrolX
Andel, b~eyjl5es yderIi-
gere ........... 4l4oo
a Iudbringelse at og lste BehondIiug af
Udkast til Anordning ON Tllyeirbrin-
gelsen af Midler til Anlng og Drift at
en- Agerdyrhnings Forsogsstatiou paa
St. CroiX m. m.
8. Indbringelse af og 1ste BehandIng af
ForsIag til ~Anordning ON NerinEsdritt
paa st CroiX.
s. Indbringelse If OF l~te BebandHng af
Udkast til Auordnlug ON Godtgjorelse
a " +FL-4J.- G -
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29

Armstrong sgt Louvre Psal,v -
.ioreclDsure of MTG: attorneys f,soss Go y u
sTH ST. $50 fs'w OF Ave 3
Srenx; . catherine = Hsrbusch az- rrsxlle
:. sullivan 81 nj tforecIosure oS m, ranes
toTney. p Hallock. 's, at
12SD ST. 202 West. Simon Mar
Rosengarten 81 al foreclosure 81 r.st e,
.orneys. Fleischman & Fox mtg
WEST END AVE. = sal n n
le1oxlo". Franklin 7. Lee ~ Al a.. 80 ~
Brennan. - al foreclosure OF mtz1s atre..r
1c5TH ST, 5. S6.t0 q OF wanb...
1G 4x10011: John BeaT - 81 an ave-.
Mathilde Stremmsil et al (ars,SNSssi s<s
closure OF mtg). attorney n NsrrEI. 'ors-
1s2p ST, s22 East: Isidors San.4
MARY kraoo et al faction 10 deciar. = "a sss
attorney. z silvernan. LEM.
MADISON AVE. 3 cor Goth a,
sdndel Hyman ast Albert Hyde - II 100,
Esberg-
11!TH ST. >. 425 n OF Lanox
100-11. two actions. 1i5th az Isr
OF Lenox ave. 25x100 IL. Albert y, 7, =
sgt Harris Mandslbaum et al CsnnSrzr.e r.ersc1
titions): attorneys. Eisman. Levy L'''-1 Se.par- par
Levine. Sor1
10TH ST. $. 325 n . o, 2d Az. -,
Gussie Spiro ast John Lux (notics Ssz2; =;
tachmenD: attorney. VI Brook u a.
RENwICK ST. 291s: city Real Es.a.
Edgar F Knapp ct al (forecIosurs =, . az,
attorneys Allen & Sabine. n'Hs
f4TH ST $, POI IT % Ava A.. o.
Ehas kempner agt Henry Rerzr,so~ .u6s.
foreclosure or mtg); attorneys Kurz,a |.
Frankenheimer. ~naa
SIMPSON ST. 5. 1867 ~ of 1sa..
25x74.11: Cyrus Hitchcock at NJ NJ v
Ieamy ct al foreclosure of nf@,~ ssry
III Ogden '''ornsy.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29

etc. ast Robert spero ct AL r Flammer
atty: r A Paddock. ref: amt due, $40. 7o2. rs; /;
taxes. etc. s3Ss IS: TO julius Goldberg for
$1,000
WALTON AVE. b4s and $780, n cor l4sth st.
1e.Sxs1. 1xS7 lxio. 10. 4-sty tennt and stores
r Chaplin agt w g Ormiston ct AL ] G;
Agar. atty: Adolph Stern. ref; amt due
$50 oo7 90: taxes. etc. sT4s4 so: to w Bren-
ton Welling for S33,1oo.
18TH ST 245 n $. ASS 1T " of eth ave- isx
Fall, 3 sty dwlg; Benz Steinman ct al agt
K W Heanneus ct al: Alexander Rosenrhal
atty; It [. c Keating. ref: amt due, 81 ,2SS IS
taxes etc. SIG 81; sub TO mtg of SIS. 600;
adjourned to February {.
10Th ST, 80 70 81 n s. 1I5 fl Of Madison ave
e5S9s.9, o sty apt house sheriff sale of all
right. title. etc, which the Thirty-fivc East
Thirtieth Street Co had March 2S. 1909
or since: W Barnard atty: to the plaintiff
for $500.
MACDoUGAL ST. 95 w g. "a it n of Blocker st,
10 6xI5, 5-sty tenmt; also
MACDOUGAL ST, los. s. % IT of Blocker
ST, 25x10o sty tenmt; also
BEDFORD ST. Sc, e. 4s3 IT N of Barrow st.
2ox6S-5. sty dwlg; sheritf's sale of ali right.
titie. etc, which Mary de Barbieri had on
Oct Is 1909, since: Alderman 6 A attyS:
Withdrawn.
BY Samuel Marx.
llSTH ST, 231 and 233. n s. 231 Fl W of "a ave
2eNloo. 10. 6-sty tenmt and stores; Rose Nagel
sgt Julia Taggert ct al; II II Glass, atty;
Herman Joseph, ref; amt due. S6,527 IS; taxes.
etc SI02 81 sub to first mtg of S27, 600; to
the plaintiff for S32450
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY %

18TH ST. 1872 East Henry Abr Iron W.,
ltailan- american Automobile 90 a t-t &
Herbst X Co. contractors; 81. .36a AZ '0''
BaSSEdT AVE. $, 2f6 IT of McDonata 81.
-fEioo; Hermann Domnisch, ir agt Rened,ttc
Huhdetson' owner and contractor. ss5
IST ST; $40 West; Samuel stetzkv as,t o.,...
tractor; see ''s0''eS. con
l2GTH ST. Oh East; Morris Isaacs aet t,o,- ,
Realty Co owner: Joseph F,nsteip 90 se'F',','|
tractors; s206 a.. '' 70 con
TEE TAW AVE. g s. whole front hat.. a..
81 and Park View pl. 2S5xasa oxotI H." SSH
Afthur g Jenkins agt Richard NJ Nonte,,arh rairh ;
owner; T. l. shea Construction C,o co,, ~ ,
$3.50 90. " W contractor;
e'IH ST - TO 65 East: u RravIn rn - j,
11ntTi tS,ti 20 ast IronnIasters' Realty and Con
haVitch' contractor; S1.5s5. 'VSeP"
SrH AVE. a322: Edwin g Worms a. ~,
Melchants Realty and Improvement 20 Irnit4 a
Sutes fSehlg Co and Louis Rirl o,xns
ooh"ahehd Groncr, contractors: Si3o 5o -
hhoHpWAf' 2So same agt same: SIS so
BROAD ST. 30; same agt same: sol Us
llSId ST East: same ast Samuel IT t,,,
o"noi' So'habend 6 Groner contractors. * n
Iielh 81 East; same ast same: sIs5
l42D ST. $40 West: same art Hattie u,n,.
winnie uliman.l owners, Sonnaberd e. ~ anu
contractors: 81. "'i'"pohu " Hroner,
MADISON AVE IS0t. same ~. s,,,,
ssn S; M owner sonnabend & Cironer contractor
laorlI ST, 100 West; Same a,t ,-,t,.a =,
St.ts realty aud Improvement 10 HI
Vs tvattS 20 and Louis RieI lessees. 60
tractors: $50 ''e"u n Etoher' con-
hHoAp"Af. 2l2. same ast United Merchi,,..