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New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The auction sales held yesterday al tne
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, nos "A
and 16 Vesey street, resulted as Iolto"S.
By Sarueul Marx
44TH ST. 4o7. s I25 # " OF 9th ave. sty
front and sly rear tenIIlts Z3xioV-7' eA' sale'
sold 10 Bridget Tracy for $50, &c
MADISON AVE 1886 $. %, II n n Of 1l4th
81 ) sty tenrnt and store. 2oxlVo so!d TO lle
plaintiff for s26.To0-
MADISON AVE. 173s. :. 30. I! II n Of 114th
81 . sty tenmt and store. 2'XlVo' sold TO the
plaintiff for SOS. SIS
10TH ST. 512 s. 2Ss II . Of Ave A. sty
tenmt 73x100-5; adjourned TO July "a
By Joseph-P Day
1a5TH ST. e2G 8 23o-ftee of ID ave. sty
dwg l5xI09 8: sold TO the plaintiff for Ss,6o0-
WILLIS AVE. $40. s 1870 Fl n Of 1920 ST. ,
sty dwg 90xlO0. Withdrawn
RIyINGTON ST. "a. n 8. All # Of Allen st.
2 stv tenmt and store. 2l-9xeox2l- -9xIJ. II
Koehier & Co aSt Barned Schwartz; Myers &
G ettvs: II 3 singer ref; right, title. etc OF
leasehoId basement store, sold to the pIaintiI
BY Daniel Greenwald
STH AVE 100 and 7j2 n 46'h ST, sty
office and store bldg. 50.5xl25x tTreg: sheriff $
sai. of all right title. etc which Metropolitan
Mercantile and Realty Co had on Dec 10 1909.
or since; } Forester, atty; adjourned 10
Sept. ..
Io1sT ST. $40. = : 100 It " of lst ave. 8 sty
tepmt 28xieo II: adjourned 10 July "a
BY H. A. Sherman.
4sTH ST GO2 $ s. a # of 1lth ave, sty
+snmt runs : ~ .Fx4x79 Sx30xl l00-5x2B to beg;
sold 10 Johanna Nj waldeek for 81 I25.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21

1s2D ST 50 West: Harry CIronIi1H 20 s1
s+te White owner and contractor - - -.
ppoA0wAy cor is9th st. ssxlos,, n7;eT :,
E-rooI act Hugh 7 LAWYER, owner.
Bloch contractor; SitS 80 -,,b
a3sTH ST 80 TO $50 East; Stand14ro- GO.
ing Supply Co agt German tNsA'
owner and contractor S2@fS o. eosx
45T-H ST. u s. 27I.9 II Of Itn ave " ~
100 a. BALDWIN Engineering Co agJ Jonh -1s- =
son owner. Forthwith Street Exchahse' O
and contractor. S4,3I1- 49,
MADISON AVE $40: Fort Hamilton Tl,,,F,laT
rroof sash and Door Co agt Pease q E,.ss5f E.aeo
owners. W shelton Swallow. contractor. 80
tttTE5 ST. 229 East: Jacob Plotkin et Al agt
Giuseppe Derrico. Nicola Nesi ana
Cappozzola owners and contractors sA4"-
SAME PROPERTY; same agt Nicola Yes an sI-'
Giovanni CappOZzola. owneTss ana Gu4sepp0 -
rico owner and contractor: s303-
I'D AVE 1851. Ida Warman ct al sgt Joseph
and Kate LAUDER. owners; Charles Fef5ter' CUE
tractor: SO
CHARLTON ST n Greenwich St Ok
Is: KasseI GolOd agt Henry WesselTnan O"hsr'
Clark & Appelman. contractors: Sl0e-
18TH ST. n s. 2Tf9 # OF 7th ave 8, Ok
100 4: George r Gibson Co Inc. agt For1y-flth
street Exchange, owner John Z olson con
tractor: S945 IS
SOUTHERN BOGLEVARD- : " cor man
St SOxiO0: Ernst C0kefair agt EoernaTct & FOf
CUR. owners; Weisberg Muiarkey co, con'rac-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
FOWLER ON INSURGENCY
Compares RepublicaniSm OF
Huqhes with That of Woodruff.

Paterson. Y J.. July z0.-CongressT1an
Fowler. who is a candidate for the United
States Senate to succeed Senator hean'
addressed a meeting here tonight In the
course OF his speech he said:
Every protest against established wrong
during the last twelve hundred years has
been the voice OF insurgency Every pro-
testant against wrong is an insurgent for
the right
What. then. is the issue OF to-day? ?
Concretely expressed. it is this: Il Is a
struggle for what Abraham Lincoln called
the government of, by and for the peo-
pie Il is a struggle against a government
Of by and for special privilege.
Every true Republican will keep this
end steadily In view II viii keep him al
ways regularly true. though he may not
sometimes be regularly regular. Such a
type OF Republicanism is the great Gov
ernor of New York. Charles z. Hughes,
whose sincerity, intelligence. courage and
patriotism have won for him the applause
Of the American people
He protested against raCetTack gam
bling became an insurgent against this
esta bHshed evil: and the Republicans OF
New York sustained him. He protested
against corporate monopoly. became an IN
siIrgent against this established evil; and
the Republicans of New York sustained
him He protested against boss rule, be
came an insurgent against this established
evil. Was ne right in demanding this prl-
mary reform. supported as ne was oy
Theodore Roosevelt and ffty-three AS
sembIy votes. or was Timothy L. Woodruh
right. when. with forty Republican votes
al his back, he united with TaTnmany Hail
TO defeat il? Which is the truer and bet
ter Republican. Charles E. Hughes or Tim
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
TENTATIVE PLANS FOR Is STORY HOTEL
English Finances Reported Interested Proposed Structure in
Greenwich Street.


A syndicate in which English capital is
largely interested is reported to be plan
ming 10 erect twenty-five story business
mems hotel on the block fronting Green
witch street. between Liberty and Cedar
streets. together with the adjoining plot
running through from Nos. 120 and 10 Lib
erty street to No. ~ to 125 Cedar street. on
which now stands the old twelve story
Beard building.
The entire plot has a frontage of 1i3 feet
on Greenwich street. 90 feet on Liberty
street and 50 feet on Cedar street All
these properties are owned by Edward f.
Robinson The syndicate. acting through
Walter r Lord, of No s. Nassau street.
it is said, has obtained an option on the
site until November l. The enterprise will
involve about 100000.
According 10 MI Lord tentative plans for
the new hotel have been prepared by Fran
els II. KimbaIl. the architect. who de-
signed the Empire City Investing Building
and other well known Broadway sky
scrapers.
For the present il is the plan not TO tear
down the Beard building. but to add four
stories TO il and completely remodel the
interior, fitting it up for use as a hotel.
On the remainder of the plot, including the
whole Greenwich street block front the
twenty-five story structure will be built.
It was said yesterday by one of those in
terested in the enterprise that actual work
of construction would be begun on January
L The hotel will contain about 40 rooms
There will be large rooms suitable for
meetings and conferences on the second
floor. The ground floor will be given over
to a resta urant
d.
Palmer No. "A Riverside Drive five
story American basement dwelling house
on plot 25.4I2xI15 feet The house was
held al .sS0G0 The buyer is Louis New
man, who viii occupy the premises
Kessel Simon has bought from Charles
I. WeinsteiD the new seven story loft
building at No 80 West 18th street on a
plot 25x9S.9 feet. between Sixth and Sew
enth avenues. In part payment Mr.. Simon
gives Nos. 391 and 393 Cherry street six
story new law tenement house, on a plot
45.SxS4-2x irregular. near Scanned street
Plans have been filed for a six story eie-
vator apartment house to be erected at the
southeast corner of Fort Washington ave
nue. and 1S1st street for the Fort Washing
ton Syndicate of which s Behrnan is
president The building will have 'front.'
age of 1879 feet on the avenue and 1872
feet in the street. will be equipped with
two passenger elevators and will have ac-
commodations for sixty-one families. The
FACADE will be of brick with trimmings of
terra Gotta and limestone. with the main
entrance on the avenue. with a large
octagonal shaped main hall in the centre
Of the building with d small hall leading to
the elevators. Charles B. Movers is the
architect. and estimates the cost at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
INFORMATION OF RAILROADS
4 Bureau Of Economics To Be Estab.
ished az Washington.

tnIcaEo. July za.-PIans for the esra blish-
merit Of a bureau Of railway economies Al
" Washington by the railroads OF the country
were announced to-day The purpose of
The new bureau Is the collection and diff
fusion Of correct Information in regard 10
railroad rates. The relation these rates bear
50 the cost OF commodities. and discussion
II matters Of general interest in The trans
I,ortation field
The railroads believe thai the work of
Itis bureau VIII result in a better under
standing between the public the shippers
and the railroads ana that many differ
"nces VIII no1 only Toe Iessened. but re-
moved, by the light thrown upon the trans
I,ortauion situation
The committee which has in charge the
plans for the railway bureau is composed
Of " - Brown president Of The New
York Central lines: Z p. Ripley. president
o. the AIchison. Topeka * Santa Fe Rail
road; " H Finley. president Of the South
ern Railway. Darius Miller, president of
the Burlington system: Daniel Willard.
president OF the BALTIMORE & Ohio Rail
road. ano b / Wincheli. president Of the
G. Louis 4 san Francisco Railroad
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
MAYOR SOOTHING ALDERsr,
Won't Force Picture LegisIas.
Extends Glittering Ho,.

Mayor Gaynor does not inter.
any further action 10 Dreveut - -
ton Of the moving pictures OF tha TIC
Johnson fight.
He said yesterday that he uo-,,
call a special meeting Of the RrrarS . =
derrnen to consider the advix.h,,s,'
making such an exhibit rnisderna,- !
was for the board 70 receive -
and suggestions. Le said. and riv. sss7
careful consideration. but he az
lieve the executive Of the city s6o,f,
tempt 70 dominate the legislative = = :
of the municipal government.
Incidentally the Mayor mad So
things to say about the Board - =, a y
men. and declared thst some % IL.
bers were better qualified 20 ~ ~
than himself. and would yet be 49,
they behaved themselves.
Some one suggested that AI...
White had taken emphatic exc-u.,..fH Y
his views with regard 70 the vagsx I
employees as expressed II his vsso !.
aIderman's "three-doIlar-a-dayH r.vo,...
The Mayor declined 70 enter inn,
troversy about the matter. and sz.
message accompanying the veto h,E
been intended 20 offend any one. ar
it was apparent that the Mayor h.
power to fix wages
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
BEER. LIKE RAIN, SCARCE
That's in Greensburg, Penn, but
It May Be So Here.

Thirsty souls who have been in the haoit
Of satisfying their thirst while making an
inspection of breweries in this dlstrlct
have heard news which has alarmed thenl-
A dispatch from GreensburS- Penn. says
that the federal authorities there have Is
sued orders that no beer must be served
free TO visitors in breweries. No such in
structions have been received in New York.
but there is no telling what the mails may
have brought to-day.
We have only one brewery in our dis
trict'' said Charles ". Anderson. collector
for the I'd District, New York. at his
office in the Custom House yesterday.
The inference from the order is that II
refers 10 the distribution of beer before II
has been stamped, for suppose the brew
ers can do what they like with II after
ward so far as the federal authorities are
concerned. We have received no such in
structions here
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JULY 70
MANHATTAN


FORT WASHINGTON AVE, = cor Of lsls7
ST: for sty apt 173. 2x132: Fort washington
Construction Co 10 18Th ave owner, 9 Z
Meyers 1 Union Square West. architect; cost.
$3.50 600
WASHINGTON ST - and 30 for sty
tenmt and stores Al xii: estate Ogden CTOeiet-
West 17th st. owner; 6 3 Meyers. architect
cost S25 900.
I'D ST. n $ 1901 n Of 9Th ave; for sty
brk lofts 23x95. Rinsldi et al. 113 Thompson
St owners; 2 De Rosa. 423 East i1Tth s.. archi-
tect: cost $1,000.
THE BRONX
VAN NEST AVE. - II Y of Van Bnren
st; = sty frame store and dwE 21x6es A tIsz-
zano Adams St owner: T Kelly bSO MOTIFS
Park ave. architect. cost, $4,000
2SfST ST n : 3Tl2 Il 9 Of Liebig ave; sly
and attic brk dvvg. 26. 6.6x6O-6: z r Mohue- 10
West 112th st. owner, E child. 2U9 clinton St.
Brooklyn architect; cost $1,000
I46TH ST n s 2yT 81 II OF Courrlandt ave-
. sty brk tenmts 40 6x1O0; Dumuntco Con
structior Co. COIagera DumUniCo. I16 East IStln
St president owner: LOreuz F Weiher. 81
West f25th st. architect; cost <leoeD
y1-EEL-S AVE . : ~ II Of 10th 81,
etv brk tennis 3Sx74. John Miller. 81 Eas-
Josh 81 owner. Scha afer & Jaeger 4o1 fremont
ave architects; cost, $4,000
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
GOVERNOR INDICTED FOR LIBEL
Criminal Suit in Connection with Re
movaI of Iowa Official

DeE Moines Iowa. July 2O.-Governor B.
= Carroll Of Iowa was indicted for Grim
iraI libel by the Polk County Grand Jury
to-day. The Indictment is the outgrowth of
a long investigation by the grand jury Of
affairs at the Iowa Industrial School for
Girls, at MitChellville.
Il IS alleged IN the bill that the Governor
made Iibeilous statements concerning John
Cownie. former chairman Of the State
Board Of Control. in an article published in
The Des Moines Capital Of May p, in
which the Governor set forth at length mis-
reasons for demanding the resignation OF
Mr.. Cownie-
NJ H Cohen. an attorney, entered an ap-
Tearance for Governor Carroll. who did not
20 10 the courthouse. The Governor was
permitted TO remain at liberty without
l.onT
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
IN RACE AGAINST RICHARDS
Fight for Head of Democratic County
Committee on Staten Island.

About FIVE hundred Democrats. repre-
senting thirty-seven Of the forty-foUr cleo
ton districts in the Borough of Richmond,
met in Columbia Hall, West New Brighton,
Richmond. last night and resolved to sup
port former District Attorney John J.
Kenny at the primary election and the
ticket he will head for chairman and mem
Der OF the Democratic County Committee.
Mr. Kenny accepted the nomination, and
viii make the race His opponent will be
Eugene Lamb Richards. the present chair
man Of the committee, who was chosen 10
I'LL The place when his predecessor, Charles
J Mccormack. resigned 10 accept a place
under Mayor Gaynor
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21

& Co: 81 yrs from Oct 1911; 10000 to
$3.50 600; address 56 West Esd
9TH ST. 644- and 64s: Solomon II Siegei
to Marcus Roth ) vrs from Nov 1. 1903:
s6.aao address. 644 9th St
18TH ST. rs West: Susquehanna SILK Mills
to Julius SchwarzwaId: 21 yrs from Feb l.
1911 1.-TWO leases: 81. 800: address. 23os Tth
2tST ST. IS West; Joseph NJ Adrian ct al,
trustee. to Harry Fass. yrs from May /.
1910; s2.400: address. II West 21st 81.
1n0TH ST 313 and 80 East; Rufus Realty
Co to Wolf SIIsser: : yrs from Iune H. 1910;
S3.058; address. 313 East Tooth st.
I1STH ST. 20 West: Alexander and Samuel
I1eEinson to p Marcus Roth; yrs from MAY
!. 1910; 81, 700; address. 20 West 1fsth st.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
MEXICAN LINES SPEND $4,000. 1000.

Mexico City. July 29.-To meet the re-
quirements Of the increasing traffic. the
National Railways OF Mexico have placed
order for new equipment amounting 10
81 100000 gold This is the largest order OF
the kind that ever sent out of Mexico.
Il calls for twenty locomotives of the
heaviest type, mail. baggage and express
cars and 800 freight cars of all descrip-
tions. The engines are TO be delivered in
October and the passenger coaches in Sep
rember
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
GOES INSANE BUILDING AIRsHp

Robert Mckinley, formerly a stock broker
who made fortune and lost it two wears
ago and who has been living for more thar
year with d brother. John J. Mckinley
al No S32 LOrimer street, WILLIAMSBURG
vas taken yesterday demented 10 the East
ern District Hospital Mckinley had long
peen trying 10 make a flying machine
He mad rigged up a contrivance with
boards and two sugar barrels as smoke
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
DROP IN TREASURY BALANCE
Nearly 100000 Less Yesterday
Than on Tuesday.

Washington. July 2o-The working bal
ance IN the Treasury Offices dropped to-
day 10 SS3. ,l12- This, with the balance
in banks and the Philippine Treasury and
the silver bullion. subsidiary coin, etc.
reduced the total balance in the general
fund 10 s97. .545,36I. To-days working bal
snce Is s1.S2I.7 .755 less than yesterdays, and
81 81 .5l9 less than the previous day.
These changes reflect the normal drain
on the Treasury for carrying out new
works under the appropriations made avail
able this month, the beginning of a new
fiscal year July figures run downward for
a tine almost every year, largely on this
account The working balance to-day is
double that on May 16. but the corporation
tax payments had not helped TO swell the
revenues then.
The present fiscal year started off with
a working balance Of S36. 800 6S5 and the
following day, July .. il had jumped 10
S43 5S3 494
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
PATTEN UNLOADING HIS COTTON.

James a Parten arrived here yesterday
from Chicago, and is closing out the re-
manning part OF his cotton holdings. His
commitments have already been largely re-
duced, and IL is understood that he expects
10 complete the liquidation by the end of this
month About 10000 bales We're delivered
10 Mr. Patten toward the end of May. most
Of which have been sold 10 the mills II
is said that he has done practically no
trading in options since that time.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
RECORDED LEASES.
,with name and address of lessee
LILY 20

AMSTERDAM AVE 1900 store: Christopher
raostergs 10 Christian a Henrichsen, yrs from
MAJ /, 1911. s. 800 address. 515 West 10th
AVE D. % basement: Morris Woolfe to
Henrv Krauss: 2 yrs from July l. 1910; $l20:
address IL Avenue d
GREENWICH ST. 1o2 and fo4. Sd floor
George J Faour et a 10 German American In
snrarca co: , Yrs from oct 15. 1910. 81. 400
address ] Liberty St
RIVINGToN ST 1872. store Charles Rosen
to Fiebert e Korn. yrs from May l. 1903
S7s0
SANE PROPERTY, 3 rooms. ssnn@ 10 same
. Yrs from May !, 1910; sl2s. address. l52
RiVington ST.
RIVINGTON ST, as. store, ssville Levin to
Max Eewmark. 4 Yrs from MAY !. 1911 St
3so, address. 1895 Madison axe
Eth AXE cor 34th ~. as 5xIT5. the
lot E!lzaesta 4 Anderson &c BolTit, Teller
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
TEXAS BARS FIDELIT-PHENIx
TBv Telegraph 10 The Tribune

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Austin. Tex. July 10-On the Attorney
Generals advice to-day, Commissioner of
Insurance Hawkins refused 4 certificate NJ
authority 20 the Fidelity -Pnenlx Insurance
COMPANY II New York. because the com.
zsznies Rad entered fnto al agreement
whereby the TWO former corporations Rsrs
merged and co-so-6zte1
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
BIG MILLS SELL COTTON
5000 Bales Sent Here from Fall River
Expected to Bring $780, 600.
nv Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

FaI River Mass, july 20.-Ir was
learned to-day that FAN River mills have
sold and shipped 10 New York more than
fve thousand bales OF cotton within the
last few days and that the receipts from
these sales would exceed s4Oo. 600. This
move ls unprecedented in The history Of
The industry IN this city. and only an IN
usual combination Of circumstances could
nave MADE Tie disposal Of SO large an
amount posi- bic
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
ACQUIRES TEN MORE PLANTS.

The Pacific Gas and Electric Company of
California. the stocks and bonds of which
are largely held IN New York and vicinity
las purchased The lighting plants and
water supply stations at Wheatland. Lin
coin, Davis, Rosevile. Cordeia, Elmira.
Winters. Dixon. Rio Vista and Bernicia
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
MADISON AVENUE HOUSE LEASED,

George r OF. an art dealer. has leased
the dwelling house No. 274 Madison avenue
from John GeIlatly for term of years
through William ]. Roome The lessor
bought the property in February. It is
near 39th street, and was formerly the
OSullivan home. The house will be altered
to six story business building the fun
40 feet of the lot. The top floor is to be
used as an art gallery.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

wESTCHEsTER AVE. $ $ - # Of Tavlo-
ave 25x124: Frederick \ Southworth attorney
loans Elizabeth T Devine S5. OOO
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. q cor goth st fnSy
f40-s; Metropolitan Life Insurance Cor7psny-
$500 600
45TH ST Il to q West. ABBY : Na-sbsu
loans Midwife Realty Co $40. 600
3TTH ST. TO West. Lawyers Title Tus,,--
ance and Trust Co loans Realty HoIdipr -
$500 900.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

J
VILLA AVE s. 1919 = Of 2ooth 81;
Harry Alexander agt Mary E Lyons et al May
3. 1910 tcanceIled): S4s.
FOREST AVE. 759 10 7e3: William NcCuI-
lock agt Richard Robtzek ct al; July >, 1870
so a
HOUSTON ST. III West: Ferdinando IorneIli
ct al agt Joseph Tassi ct al; Dec ., 1909 (can-
ceIIedJ, 81 O3O
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
Interest 5 per cent unless otherwise stated
July 20.
MANHATTAN.

HESTER ST 173: sty hrk: july II. yrs
AnI1is Anselml 10 Metropolitan Savings Bank
s11 900. address, Sd ave.
pTvFRSTDE DRIVE cor 89th ST 1861
"a = - 10 due oct l. 1925; per cent; High
- - D Peaitv and Construction Co 10 metropolitan
i,ffe Insurance Co s6oo'eoo' address. Madison
yyEs1, p,N6 AVE 761; sty brk tprior Tnts
st9 aon IulS 3. due Dec l. 1872. per cent
Reliant Holding 90 10 heh'S 4 '"hes' $4,000
address ~ Vest fith 81
1sT AVE. 1897. cor ssth 81 sty hrk
~ ax1o.1 fprior mtg sIoeHn; July Ia. vrs Il.
-een, =, Marv r Morgan 70 Society for m.
gga,ias ~ ths Destitute Blind Of the City OF NeU
UorI ,nd Vicinity; g 500. atterne, F de =
Foster "A Wall -
,oo 1txIon \ yrs Isaac Roth 20 IEass Inter
,o,,r :. al exrs, SIS. coo. address. 81 Wall st.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES


Title Guarantee and Trust Co Wouart.
Hospital IN state Of New York; $4,000.
Same 10 Andrew {. Zahriskis. trustee. 500 500
same 10 Home Life Insurance Co. $50 COO
same to United States Trust Co of New yc-t--
sess 600
Sauit 10 Harriet A BaidE in; Sc coo
LAWYERS TILE Insurance and Trust 90 .,
LAWYERS Mortease CO. assignments 500 oen
Same 70 Frances 6 Pa!iee, sla.oca.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
ENDORSEMENT FOR JUDGE vANn.

Rochester. July g-The Rochester Bar
Association has passed resolution asking
the several political parties in the state TO
unite IN nominating Judge Irving G Vann
of Syracuse, to succeed himself On the
Court Of Appeals bench
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY soID.

Edward d Snifen sold plot consisting
OF two and quarter acres on Shore Road.
Fort Jefferson. Long Island, for Mary Gros-
cup for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
Al RaTIONS s,

I'D AVE cor Of 2ed st: to sly saloon
and horeI. 7 ? Pickett. premises lessee: Temps
& Wein. 10 West 143d 81. architects; cost SO
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21

stacks. a furnace 20 give the
snow shoveIs as wings. z
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

-FOUR ACRES OF GROUND FOR SALE :, J
a house with six acres Blus Point -
Island Box 133
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21
MECHANICS LIENS.
HTY 20.

usintz: $. 800
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21

70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPos.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-21

Beautiful Aparyments. s and reofas - - :
BENJAMIN z NCMNIIS. : West S'- !
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-12-02
The Great Destroyer

If you take alcohol habitual in any quantity whatever
am bound to believe:
l. That you threatening the physical structures of
your stomach liver Kidneys heart blood vessels nerves,
brain
2. That you decreasing your capacity for work,
physical, intellectual artistic.
8 That you lowering the grade of your mind dulng
your esthetc and taking the finer edge off your morals
4 That you lessenng your chances Of health and
longevity.
That you may be entaing upon your descendants yet
unborn bond of incaculable misery-Henry Smith Will
liams, M. d.. LII D.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-12-02

Peoria 1t is indication of the desperate situa-
ton in which the liquor traffic finds itself today and the
time illustration that they stand ready debauch
whole race and turn them back slavery if necessary
in order to save the open saloon