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The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14
Animals Run with Humans

Winnipeg, Man., Oct. 1O.-Latest
reports of the forest fires in the
Rainey River region of Minnesota
tonight increased the horrors of
the situation, if not the number of
lives lost. Estimates of the num-
Der of persons killed range from
seventy-five to 400 tonight. Sever
al conservative men of business
and authority place the deaths at
more than 100. But the greater
concern for the present is the res
cue of the helpless and the relief
of thousands of homeless men, wo-
men and children. /
Stories of wild animals, fleeing
for safety side by side with human
beings, their natural fear and hos
tility quenched by the terror of
the flames; of mothers burned to
death with babies on their breast,
and of men cremated while endeav
oring to shield their children were
among the tales of horror brought
in today.
"It's hell down there" said En-
gineer Smith of the Duluth Ex-
press when it arrived here today.
His train brought many refugees
from the scene of the conflagra-
ton. "If the fire keeps on the
way it is going -there will be
mighty little left of the popula-
ton of that part OF Minnesota he
said. SIT has quoted down a little
but needs only apuff of wind to
be as bad as ever. For miles
around Beaudette and Spooner,
where there was large tracts OF
bush before this, it is now as level
as the prairie.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14
Saline County Leads.

In the matter of honey and bees
Saline county captured most OF
the prizes as the following list
shows:
Best case 12-secton honey from
fall flowers-Frank s. Butterwick
Sedalia. /; FL. C. Gadberry, Miami 2
Best case ~ sections white clo-
yer or linden honey-F. H. Thiele
Nav Boston, 1; John Conser, Seda
liza, 9.
Display comb honey not includ
ing the above--Frank s. Butter
wick, 1; John Conser, 2.
Twenty pounds extracted clover
or linen honey-Irving E.. Long
Marceline, Mo 1; r. Gaines ROBBERS
son, Marshall, 2.
Twenty pounds extracted honey
fall flowers-R. Gaines Robertson
1; FL. C. Gadberry, Q.
Display OF extracted honey, NOT
including the above-John Conser
LIST.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14
The Demon of the Air

is the germ OF LaGrippe, that,
breathed in, brings suffering OF
thousands. It's after effects are
weakness, nervousness, lack of ap-
petite, energy and ambition, with
disordered liver and kidneys. The
greatest need then is Electric Bit
tiers, the splendid tonic, blood purl
fer. and regulator OF Stomach, Kid
neys and Liver. Thousands have
proved that they wonderfully
strengthen the nerves, build ur
the system and restore health and
good spirits after an attack Of griI
If suffering, try them. Only soc
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed by
P. II. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14

Ten pounds beeswax-Frank 8.
Butterwick, L; Jas. T. .Shackelford,
Q.
Most attractive display OF comb
and extracted honey, wax, bees
and implements-R. Gaines Robert
son, 1; E. M. Monsees, 2; John
Conser, 8.
Golden Italian bees and queen
in single comb observatory hive
e. e. Lawrence, D~oniphan, 1; H.
re. Gadberry, Q; e. M. Monsees, 8.
Three banded Italian bees and
queen, single comb observatory
hive-H. c. Gadberry, 4; e. M.
Monsees, 2; John Conser, 8.
+ Aibino bees and queen, single
comb observatory hive-R. Gaines
Robertson, 1; John Conser, 2.
Black bees and queen, single
comb observatory hive-H. c. Cad
berry, 1; E. M. M~onsees, 2; r.
Gaines Robertson, 8.
Largest and best display of bees
and queen-E. M. Monsees, 2; r,
Gaines Robertson, 1.
Best and most useful implement
for apiary invented by Missourian
Frank s. B~utterwick, 1 ; John Con
ser, 2.
Among our other premium win
ners we noticed the names Of
Mrs. Gaines Robertson, cotton
farm products, Gaines Robertson
embroidery, Mrs. Bessie Tegeler
lace work, Miss Laura Brice.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14
Saved From the Grave

Mrs. NJ. L. Dix, of Clarksville, Tenn
soften the pain in my chest would
be almost unbearable and 1 could
not do any work, but DR.. Kings
New Discovery has made me feel
like a new person. It's the best
medicine made for the throat and
lungs" Obstinate coughs, stub
born colds, hay fever, la grippe,
asthma, Group, bronchitis and hem
orrhages, h%oarseness and whoop-
ing cough, yield quickly to this
wonderful medicine. Try it. SOC
and $1.00. Trial bottles free. Guar
anteed by P. H. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14
MIAMI

Mrs. Belle Burns very unwil-
lingly took a cure for rheumatism
the other day, but it worked like
a charm. For several weeks she
had been suffering considerable
pain with rheumatism in her knee,
Her neighbor, John Jennings, rec
commended bee stings as a certain
cure, saying that he had had some
experience. Mrs. Burns declined to
try the remedy. However she had
a stand OF bees that had to be
robbed and Mr.. Jennings did the
work for her. Whether by chance
or by design, Mr.. j. left some bees
alive in the honeycomb and Mrs
Burns was stung five times on one
arm and four times on the other
The arm on the "rheumatism side
swelled badly, but since then the
disease has not bothered her,
Mrs. w. L. Ayres met with a pain.
full accident Saturday afternoon
She stepped on the end Of a loose
plank on the walk in front of hel
home and the sharp edge of the
opposite end flew up and struck
her ON the lower lip, cutting q
cash completely through her lip
Mrs. Hazard Sullivan is con.
valescing nicely from her recent
spell of fever and is able to be uE
nearly all the time.-News.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14
SWEET SPRINGS

Mr.. Louis King and Miss Flor
ence Smith were married at the
home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII A. Smith, east of
Sweet Springs, Thursday, Oct 8,
1910, at 6 o'clock p. m. The groom
is finishing up a pretty home on
the East side in which the happy
couple will begin housekeeping this
fall. Friends of the bride and the
groom remembered them with
many useful aand valuable pres
ents.---Married at the residence
of the officiating minister, Ed. G.
E. Shanklin, last Sunday afternoon,
October 2, 1910 at 5 o'clock, Jas. w.
Jones and Miss Myrtle Haggard,
both OF this city. They will go
to housekeeping in Frank Davis
house on bridge street, AS
may be learned from a notice found
elsewhere in this issue the Chemi-
cal Bank will endeavor to increase
it's capital stock from $25,OOO to
$780, at a meeting of the share
holders to be held December 9Th
next. This institution is keeping
abreast of the spirit of improve
ment which has seized Sweet
Springs of late and will prepare to
accommodate it's customers even
better than in the past. Differed
as it is by gentlemen of ability
and accommodating manners and
with its increase in capital, it will
become more than ever a powerful
factor in the business life of the
splendid town in which it is situa-
ted.---On Wednesday OF last
week Mrs. J.. L. Goggin, who is
visiting her sister, at Pueblo, Colo.
fell down a flight of stairs and
dislocated one of her shoulders.
She vas painfully but not serious
ly injured, and late advices state
that she has about recovered -
Joe Mackler came in Friday morn
ing from Omaha, where he had
been buying horses, a car load ar
irving Saturday. He took them tC
his farm northeast of town, where
he will winter them and sell then
in the spring.-Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14
SLATER

Real estate transactions have
been real brisk in and about
Slater during the past week.
Clarence Tucker, I'VE understand
has sold the Vanbooven house in
East Slater to A. Driscoll for
S2150. r. A. Jenkins reports the
sale of F. M. Merriwether's resi-
dence near the Methodist church
to j. w. Rogers for $4,000 also the
sale OF Chet Warmers house,
known as the Pat Markey house
to Mr.. Merriwether for $3.50. Mr.,
Jenkins has also sold the 70 acre
farm of Clarence Ireland, near
Ayres to Frank Harris at Sos pei
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14
indianapolis, Ind,

indianapolis, Ind. Oct. Z.
Dear Sir IL believe / am a little
'diligent in sending my subscrip-
ton for my paper. l can't do with
out my good old county paper.
Getting my county paper does me
as much good as a dose of medi-
cine when I am sick in, bed. But
I I'm well and hearty and working
hard. Give my good Saline county
friends my good will through the
columns OF the Marshall Republi-
can. ] hope they r all well even
down to the editor of the "Only"
paper published in Marshall. I see
Marshall is taking a boom. Hurrah
for Marshall and good Old Saline
county. Saline county is all O.. X.
But there is one thing l%acking--it
ought to be in the hands Of the
Republicans. But let the good
work go on. But with the best
wishes and the good will OF all, ]
will say farewell. r. M. Bauer.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14
X

Tuesday evening at $50 at the
home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs, August Stoll, in Black
burn, Miss Huldah Stoll and Mr.,
Theodore Schaefer were united in
marriage by Rev. Fl. Limper. AZ
ter congratulations were extended
to the happy couple the guests
were invited to the dining room
where they were served an ele-
giant supper. The bride is a pleas
ant and popular among her init
mate and close friends, of whom
she has many in this community
The groom, who was raised in
Blackburn, has made friends OF
everyone with whom he came in
contact by sterling honesty and
never failing good humor. They
left Wednesday evening for theil
future home at Linwood Kansas
where he has a position in a store
REV. and Mrs. H. Limper an.
nounce the birth of a daughter
Sunday, September IS, 1910. -
Mrs. l. p. Taylor was in towr
Wednesday afternoon of last weel
for the first time since she brof,
her hip nine weeks ago. Hel
friends gave her a hearty welcom,
B. H. Taylor who has been CLERK
ing for B%runkhorst Brothers TO,
several years, left Wednesday TO.
Huntsville, where he has accepted
a position in a store. His family
will not join him there for awhile
DIR. G.. A. Richart and Johr
H.. Reith took Mat Gray, COL, t,
Marshall Monday before the coul
ty court and she was declared in
sane and sent to Fulton.---Mr
and Mrs. Fl. C. Terrell departed
Wednesday afternoon for Lincoln
Neb., He is a delegate to the Farm
ers' convention that met Their,
Thursday. Mrs. Terrell will visi
relatives there.-Record.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14
A Banquet

spread before you would do you
no good if you couldn't eat. What
good can food do a child when as
soon as it enters it's stomach it
is eaten by worms. That's the
reason your baby is ailing, cross
pasty faced and thin. {; Give it
Whites Cream Vermifuge. 1t will
expel the worms and act as a
tonic for the child. Sold by p. H.
Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14
Cold Weather Advice

to all is to beware of coughs and
colds on the chest; as neglected
they readily lead to pneumonia,
consumption or other pulmonary
troubles. Just as soon as the
cough appears treat it with Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup, the stan
dard cure of America. Use as
directed-perfectly harmless. "A
cure and preventive for all diseas-
es of the lungs. Price 25c, SOC and
$1.00 per bottle. Sold by p. III
Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14

Father-"Here, you have only
been married four weeks, and al
most every day you come to me
with complaints about your hus-
band. You ought to be ashamed
of yourself" Daughter-"But he
fights me all the time" "Foolish
child! Haven't your mother and
me been fighting every day for
thirty years, and don't we get
along peaceably and quietly with
each other?" f.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14
County News
From Our Exchanges
GILLIAN

A new meat-shop was opened W
in the building formerly occupied
bv the ice cream parlor, Monday
Otis Roberts is proprietor.---A
Hndebrand and family returned to
their home in Beloit, Kas., after a
few days visit in this community
jess Odell reports that an
eleven and a half pound boy ar
rived at his home Friday E
Whining, John Jones and Otto
Blum arrived Wednesday night
from Kansas City with two car
loads of cattle, which they will
feed during the winter.-Globe.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14
A Shaking Up

may all be very well so far as
the trusts III concerned, but not
when it comes to chills and fever
and malaria. Quit the quinine and
take a real cure-Ballard's Herbine
Contains no harmful drugs and is
as certain as taxes. If it doesn't
cure, you get you money back,
Sold by P. III. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14
Some NicesLetters
Corning, Cal, DC

Corning, Cal, Oct. B.
Dear Sir-Please find enclosed
one dollar to- renew my ~subscrip-
ton to the Marshall Republican. I
have taken the paper one year and
find that it gives me quite an
amount of news. 1t seems SO diff
iferent here in California. We have
beautiful flowers the year round.
The climate is fine also.
10 Yours respectfully,
Miss Louise French.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14

promptly paid. During our alb
sence the paper may suffer a
little in the matter of news, in
which case we ask your forbear-
ance,
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14

acre. Mr.. Ireland will probably
move ITO town.---Dr. A. H.. Snod
dy was called to Warrensburg last
week on account of the death of
his ,IEther, DR.. w. d. Snoddy who
died Thursday of heart failure.
The aged doctor and wife spent
several weeks here during the
summer with the family of his son
and other relatives.-News.
s. S. Collins and wife left last
Monday for Mounds, Oklahoma.
They have decided to make their
home in that new state, but were
not positive where they would To-
cate when they left here.---Miss
Winnie Schaurer will leave Satur-
day for Los Angeles, California,
where she will spend the winter
with her uncles George, Jacob and
Mike Nauerth. Miss Winona Col
long will accompany her from
Leavenworth, Kansas, and visit
her brother who has his headquar
teri in California.-Rustler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-15
MECHANICS LIENS.


GREENWICH ST. AS: Jacob BsIHngton agt
Greenwich Investing Co. owner and contractor:
SI1250
WASHINGTON ST. 4as; same sgt same;
S112 80
BOTH ST. 800 TO 226 West: Cornelius J Nye
agt Marmac Construction Go. owner; HinkIe
Iron Co. contractor; Moses Nusbaum. sUL-con-
tractor: Sl4 So.
SAME PROPERTY; Charles sheridan agt
same: S3S T6-
SAME PROPERTY; Jerome Prkington agt
same; $50 III.
SAME PROPERTY; Robert Linton agt same;
sol 80.
SAME PROPERTY: William Miller agt same;
sos 40.
I4lST st. 40 East: William Kroepke aGt Ger
trude GrurnmonS, owner and contractor, $50.
IS9TH ST. II $. whole front between Beaumont
and Cambreling ave. 150x4O; Frank Trauzillo
agt Bedford Park Construction 60. owner and
contractor: ST65.
BOSTON RID. 1913 10 1923; Pittsburgh Plato
Glass 60 agt Boston Road Realty and Garage
Co, Inc. owner and contractor; 500.
59TH ST. 10 Eas:; Griffin Roofing 60 agt
John Doe. owner: Calumet Construction co, con
tractor. SD.
l15TH ST, GO West: Isaac Osserman agt Al
GAIA Realty co. owner ana contractor, \
SchwOrer. jr. and Henry Sturtz, contractors
$l,31S.
CLINTON AVE, $ 1892 II ~ 16ath st
Ia. 5N2u0.6 20 Koston Road irreg; John Bell 90
agt Boston Road Realty and Garage CO. owner
and contractor: S3,5l6 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-15
sAYsIDE-FLusHING SALES.

The following sales at Baysde. Flush
ing. were recently made: To ] d Judso1l, d
plot 80xI00 feet. on Highland avenue, be
tween Palace Boulevard and the railroad,
10 W ". MacCrea. a plot 60Nlg0 feet, on
Fairvie1v -aAenue. 40 feet south Of Palace
Boulevard. TO Grace Watson, d plot 40Xl00
feet. on Wright avenue; 10 George A
Dewing. q plot 60xlG0 feet, on tairvie7v
avenue. betweeeu Palace and Lawrence
bouleyards: to Frederick Z. Hail, t"o plots,
@0xI06 feet each. on FaiIview av.uUe; one
T.etweeen Palace and Lawrence boulevards,
she other between Palace Boulevard and the
railroad. and 10 ". Il. Wieman. i plot 4oN
100 feet on Odell avenue, between Palace
and Lawrence boUleVards.
A. Cedarhurst- North To Frederick
Tranck a plot s9l2X100 feet. on the cor
ner Of Bayvielv avenue and Lindon street;
a. Great Neck Estates; 10 a Mr.. Louis. TWO
plots on Gateway avenue. containing about
- 500 aand IS.00G square feet respectively.
The Mcknight Realty Company is nego-
Rating for the erection Al Great Neck Es-
tates OF ten beautiful houses, costing nom
sl5, 900 20 $4,000 each To build L reports
that Eve nave already been sold from the
plans to persons WHO in,eEd - occupy the
houses as soon as they are completed.
II also made Ghe following sales A
T'hornewo GOD section Of Great Neck Estates
90 \. 3. Svartz, 4 plot 4)Zloo feet, front
srs on Cedar Drive. about four HUNDRED
ccet vest Of tire entrance 10 Great Neck
Estates from Middle Neck ROac. ana 10
~ . Conran and Mrs. Hamin, q plot
i9zlsl feet. on the corner OF Cedar Drive
NnG EIicrest avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
NARCH "A


muowsky; 81
Frank a Patterson 10 Lillian G Billing: 500
Henry r MiIbank 10 Lewis Johnston: IS GOO
Lewis Coon TO City Real Estate Co: slOo
Caroline Ridgley, eXtrx, to Caroline RIdgley,
assig; mtgs; ST.
Clara Peter 10 Nathan Horwftz: omitted.
Marie Braase TO David Mayer Brewing Co:
Casper Levy. admr. 10 Trust Co Of America
Anderson Price TO Central Finance Co: 81
Mary r Slevin 10 Bridget D FitzpatricS; .
mtgs; omitted.
Bridget Z Fitzpatrick, trus, to Philip Fitz-
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 20 Sarah King:
$4,000.
William II Perry to Edward \ Aclser. 5000.
Blume Messner TO Charles + Bauerdort; 81.
John ] Fox 10 Edward a Acker; s.. 600.
81 900
Magdalena Bruier. extr1, TO Charles J Bauer
dorf: ST. 500.
walter Il Dixon to Horace NJ Faber: 81 roo.
Marie Bleehner Max D Josephson 81.
American Mortgage Co to Frederick y
Lawrence; $50. h2S ~.
Philip kat to Louis Bauman: 5000
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Phillips Phoenix:
S24. 600.
Aaron a Fenberg TO Philip Katz: SloO.
Theodore Jantzer 10 Ida Jantze- and ano. exrs;
81. 500
Frank a McGovern to Irving Eckstein:
$1,000
Endowment Society OF st AIMS Church for
Deaf Mutes to stephen Roeser; omitted.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co 20
sIo5 .ooo ''' ''=''-- So '' ''''''''
same to same; rntss; s2s.9oo.
Schneider: 81.
title Insurance Co Of New York 20 Mutual
Life Insurance Co: $4,000.
Trust co OF America TO New York Ntcrt~az e
and Security Co; 500 oo0.
-ame to sanS; Si45Cf".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-15

ney b Hickox to Maglaieua I.ohbauer. $1,000;
attorney. Frank Ciass. West Chester
LOT D. map property former,y WIN ~ VNiiI
lam II Wallace: s026; attorneys. Bowers &
sands 81 Nassau St
LOTS SO and 81 map 327 lots Hunter esS1e :,
grs. OF per cent; Carl BremeI 10 tu .l.y
Rose Company; $3.50 address, - west 40th ST.
LOT 81. map a27 lots Hunter estate; 2 yrs.
Company: YEN" $3.50 s't %ddre epn g west 45th
lark PARK VIEW PLACE . 5, s. It Of looth 81,
T TSots due July l. 1918; Barnara hsmann 70
Hatherlne Hebig: $4,000; attorney, Flxihah d
Lewis l9S broadway.
.rr PROSPECT AVE 2t45 s. "; yo', dG -
julius JUN igi2 per cent Pasapas s Efen ave
SAME PROPERTY: duo July !. 1918 90 per
cent; same to Maria Moritz; $1,000; attorney,
JULIUS Heiderman. 7S3 Elton ave.
ROBBINS AVE. G s. 100 n " Of Pontcar
81 1Dxl9o; due Dec a. 1910. per cent; fronia
bm,eaty CO 70 John A Bopp. exr. S4,110; address
Zll1 Startling ave.
L TERRACE VIEW AVE. n 5. 400 10 y OF
HSnnessg93fridge ave- 4ox-: yrs e. per eo on6
attorneys reeves, Todd a. Swain, 100 BroadWay'
>. WADsWORTH AVE. W cor 1s4th ST. l7910
II 5oto lS3th st 40; due as per bond; GetSkay
SES, Goo 20 70 Manhattan SavlnGs ihstoyu'l('
6G broadway.
rr WALTON 40 AVE 1s9th St 81 5H2S 5 l2x
Williamson, 1854 Alexander ave.
W,iLklNS PL. s. 3c31 # n OF southern
Boulevard. ok; due as per bond: Jacob Streiher
co to Carrie Prizes; 5000; attorney, Title Guar
antee ana Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
10Th 10TH AVE. S. W = lot 994. map Wakefield
29X'l4: instals; Andrew G. Anderson to Ellen
I,enlson' s4,SU; attorney. l. w Mcclure. 10 EN-
change pl.
10TH AVE. II s, . "a Of y lot 994. same
map, 25X1i4 due April l. 1918 81 per cent;
same TO same, $4,000: address. as above
1$6TH ST. I, e cor Hamilton p 101 .9x27, lease
hoid; instais, per cent; Morris kolsby 10 Pat
rlck Healy; $1,000; attorneys, Kelley & Con-
nelly. IL Nassau st.
235TH ST, so East. s s. los it of verio ave.
2oXl"o; March l. yrs. ga per cent; Alice Il
Calnpoell TO Mary A Rufo-Terry; $4,000 at
torney, John II Henshaw 70 Nassau st.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders attorne
MARCH Il

with name and address of lenders attorney,
MARCH Il.
COLUMBUS AVE. w s. 25.11 # OF 1881 st.
25x75; March I, 1906; Jacob Schmd 70 Fannie
Fry; $4,000; attorneys. kantrowitz & Esberg.
800 Broadway.
HONEYWELL AVE. W $. 1l1.62 # OF i7sth
Franz stoIpa and an6: 81. 40: attorney, Rosario
Maggie. DO Broadway.
5ox1CO; March 8 1898; Frank Book to Mary
Stryling; $4,000; attorneys, Murphy. Bennett y
Ingersol. 90 William 81.
MCCLELLAN ST. W cor Grant ave. 2ooz
Street Co to James 4 Maxwell: So. 900; atto--
neys, Bowers 81 Sands. 81 Nassau st.
ST NICHOLAS AVE W s. 29.iO1@ It n OF
18th st; Jan o. 1865; Max Rollnick to Sarah A
Sands ct al: $4,000; attorney. Frederic de Z
Foster. IS WaT st.
SEABURY PL. s. 275 # OF 1920 st. 81 COX
100: Aug ). 1909; Lawrence Kroenberger Con
struction Co to William Schmitz and ano; $1,000;
attorney. Charles L I4allock, IS William st.
42D ST $50 West. : s. 25x9s9; March Il,
1905 Anna p Sauer and ano to Minnie Fl Mus
grave; $1,000; attorney, George w Ellis. 14E
Broadway.
54TH ST. $. as4.4 # of 10th ave. I6.sS
irreg; Sept 10. 1905; Louis Kendall to Charles a
Moran ct al; 3.225: address. so Broad 81.
I'D ST. $50 West, s. 24x102.2: March s
1907 Gertrude Miller to John \ Stewart ct al;
$4,000: attorneys. Philbin, Beekman & Menkin,
81 William st.
Charles Stuart to Richard Vernon; $4,000;
address. 239 Broadway.
9TTH ST. 2J6 ad 25S: Feb 20. 1907: Richard r
Vernon to Title Guarantee and Trust Co; 81. SOC;
address, 176 Broadway
10SD ST. 80 East. s. 25xtOO11; March =.
1867 Meyer Cohen ct al to Hiram Y V Braman
ct al; SIG 600 address. Wall st.
125TH ST. s. 80 fl e Of Broadway. c5x99. I
Feb IA. 1907; Samuel Hart and Thomas
" Jones' $500; attorney, Samuel Bitterman.
300 Broadway.
12DTH ST. $. 325 IT . of Boulevard 9TH
ave., 25x99 II; June 20 1883; John Baudet and
ano to George c. Kip: Sic coo; attorneys. De
Witt, Lochman d De Witt
131ST ST. go and 622; Aug IS. 1905. Mae A
Grossman 70 18th Ward Bank; $1,000; address,
14T East 125th ST.
lS3D ST cor 9TH ave. 25<1O5; March |.
l*o; Henry Papen 10 Frederick II E>hlen; $iO,-
coo: address, so West 5Ist ST
13sTH ST. s. 400 fl w Of Amsterdam ave,
25xy9.1l; Feb = 1906; Alice Fry to Harriet A
Anderson $1,000; attorney, Lawyers Title InSur-
ance and Trust co, $50 Broadway.
150TH ST $50 East, s, 1t sx12J; July I.
1902; William II Stutchbury and TO. Catha-
rtue . Towney; $3.50; attorney, Smith William
son, 364 Alexander ave.
16lST ST. s, 800 # W of Amsterdam ave. 45x
80 II; Aug 80, 1863; Cohen Realty co - Metro
politan Trust Co; $4,000; address, 80 Wall -.
235TH ST, cor Verio ave silk irres;
July 30. 1905; Walker l. Otis to 4 Walker Otis:
$3.50; address, TO Wall St
2S5TH ST. cor Verio ave 81. Tx irreg:
ian FL 1891; Anna Burton TO Elsar Logan
Sc, 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-15
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address % lessee
MARCH IA

,,ro,rv-,v -.
BkC o. ~. an ave and.42d st: 1860 Broad
to Sept 1921 $50 600 address AS H9rc on. I"l"
- - :, ' F0'' HNl eSS' =. west 10Th 81
s t,9af--4 81 ~ I4S 10 100; Mary ! Tanning TO
191ot 81 400. ADDE'S re 'C-i,St5 from April l.
- ~ 9' 80 - Sl'dii 81
MAIN ST n cor Westchester ave; Neil A
iaio sazo adm ,gH N ia Yrs from Feb IS
,,,,Cs,1,,,,- -, ~ u" '''''''st'I 90
FiSJ T AVE, G29; Kraus Realty co 10 y
924 East iigth 81 = 1919 Hl-o'' ADDRESS
ar -. ~
~ Az r. @65 n " cor 51st ST; Diedrich Ruhr-
lcnd 10 Maria eraser: MS from Dec / 1903