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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-11-08

Behold track of muggers bent
With rabid flashing glued to the battling
dives sold
And clue to lead them to the contrabandrs bold
With lean r. w. district leutn the smugger hui's foe
n to operate justice md
N0 how do you do and what's your name Have you used Pears soap
opium smell on your lapel sorry You pnched Good
dayI"
Now Hendry, corrulent sleepy, too
Receives wherein is lovely clue
t'ow, quick Pa IImdry jump the place and seize all the loot"
bit will he tackle damage
And collecting dough tariff cussed and high
Searching Moi wahine and also the NoEOlf,
The Lline the the ships where the
And still the dope is traded the dens the dOpey one
E R in says not seeking praise '1'm reporting to Washington"
The debit he the credit where the chicken the
-
For strange
sights will back this any other locality
the others instance brilliant by Japanese
ugeneal Thursday night forty fifty japanese having
their of their the
their cropped Opposite
% trying to appear ba but not able to- We're score of dainty little
ladies,
of American talked Chinese lady
divided between sa
climax japanese officer in gold lace and medals eayed waltz with
EsHEH
The sporting offer made cuma
skyline record from Honolulu Boston the world likely
only spots and press agent
personal conductor less than the traffic the
New York Central and his talk after his appeared justify all the noise
like His days.
20
scudd agent
The track, nothing exactly
Mr. he
doubt that he the capitalist
getting the
nine without
he aviciOus
purely sporting point of
Mr. Jones he will
SHH
II has been
How
Right everyone ought to get interested 1t practically
useless for the board of health shippers
public body to tackle the determination unless resident stands
willing 0
a imposibfty; o
dirty neghbor well
w
possibly things
filth
the health officers until epidemic breaks crazy
all the o
Missionaries who look ahead continued
allowed added inevitable
S
didOus will a
forgetting cOmpacenty
the dirt Of other peoples
the paint OF laying sidewalk in front of
getting to do
until
lives dry
criticize board of to
something doing the
another alternative doing nothing
Sam sends garbage brigade do be did for the Cubans
Havana, Fnipnos Manila and
houseceanng going
housskeepa.
HEEE1
soapbo2 picture pler making
when Honolulu offered a him The meuh
a il his
empty hand with the
though of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-11-08
MASCULINE VANITY.

to portion
exceedingly Perhaps that
through the nw windows gens" furnishing
the beautiful things with which adorn Read
stocking delicate
necies costly shirts evidently intended display
beautiful BELTS T the lords Of
the lily in Biblical things
sheba like
clothing
pencil They
college,
germ pressing the tuberculosis bug closely for first place Is
Uncle Sans BIRDS EageH See it the button he displays
with Unborn and fair
him the facsimile adopted b. fefahers
he button which dc feminine DESCRIPTION, unless
resembling curved Knife engaged
opered thing bearing fa resemblance
easily distinguished of such
designate him by
his button. The Ek loudly button
Frederic emngn drawings
what the anered animal should like The Phn the Sailor
Union and the college the and indeed
button.
they usually dhy
They such there varieties of
em that description Suffice to mention only Elk
teeth Kon with letters them the of which be learned
Fellows loophloOp design
Abe the Peacock catalogue the other day. 1t
Honouuand dealt with ewely
Evidently of the
Windy nicely illustrated the buttons and the
charms they willing dispose of for cash
REPETITION doubts let Sidegh
insist fairness distinctly understood that these remarks
confined Hawaan the Hndus
few buttons and of them for either ornamental advertising
all When
the only really buttons, and has
for charms The ewey habit chama confined largely rings
and bracelets and his like the
Accommodations for eabisc charms
And II the arcncand they often dogeny call thei
ri attention of the above and foregoing weautleneated facts
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-11-08

JesigB ad yoa guess her 0gi Jim--I
Assst 80 ought married aud she promptly nd tvenydeEz
garner pud honey agared ttp, nsay
lasla uip from llrr hive
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-11-08
now TO BEAT HANAwAKI.

Eeen though right way the streets and claim
themselves Hououu good SO We all
The oblng gOodhu
o Of fN aud keep their times under trying circumstances
Eliminating their by Lawyers Ashford aud peke
respectively Democratic Civic Federation corporation seldom
ipo count
prhspse have observed ilst e 10 addition TO 70
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-11-08

The soapbs picture pllef overheard making
a when Honolulu make with him The mehni
get money pocket then suddenly,
bsup mt empty with the
'@n 6oen' look though going much McCanl
i 80 hrl6 o what have"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

Join party who will motor the shenan.
doah Valley for several weekA
Mrs. Jean Humphrics spent several days
In washington this week.
Mrs Wilmer. OF Washington Is tho guest
OF Mrs. George B. Stone
Miss Myra Ranctt. OF New York. who has
been tho guest OF Miss Maize stone. return
ed home on Wednesday.
Miss Gladys Utterback. OF Lynchburs. Va.
Is the guest OF Miss Rosa Neal Tongue.
w. II. Gaines. o. Rosslyn and Washing
Miss Elizabeth Gaines visited in Wash
ington this week.
Mrs. swan and Miss Swan, OF Brooklyn.
y. Y, are at Mrs. Carriers.
Roy Wilson went to Charlottesville this
week.
F. 6. Brook. Jr.. .pon. the weekend in
Lynchburg.
b. Il. Day, of New York. was in War
irentin several days this week. Mr.. Day. Dr..
II. g. Douglas, r. n. Brook. OF Washington.
and Keith Payne spent several days this
week IN bass fishing near Thoroushfare.
{ n. A. Simnns. Jr.. and family arc spending
some time in Warrenton with Miss Alice
phil Laird. OF wilmington. Del. is
spending his vacation with Hayward Spill
Mr. and Mrs. Chase Boston. of washing
ton. spent the weekend with Judge and
.1rs. E, s. Turner
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Scott. of Richmond,
are in yynrrenton at Mrs. Taylor scott's.
John Payne. OF Baltimore. is spending
several days In Warrenton.
Walter Cook. OF Baltimore. was n week.
end visitor in town
S. n. Chamberlain. OF Baltimore. spent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

the weekend with his family, who are q.
3frs. Hoke's.
Miss crawley. OF Porto Rico. who was
student at the Fauquicr Institute last win
ter. has arrived In Warrenton.
Miss Cora FRANKLIN left on Monday for
Warrington. en- route to Atlantic City for
several days.
Miss Dowdell, OF washing ton. has been
the guest OF Mrs. R!tcnour for week.
Mrs. 81. A. Wright and Miss Phillips are
visiting friends and relatives in Cambridge.
Miss Camilla Wexford. Of Richmond. Is
visiting Miss Fanny Scott.
Mrs. Smythe, of Washington, Is the house
guest OF Miss Lila Lake.
Miss Made Frecley, OF Richmond. is viz
sit.ng Mrs John Grant near Wa-rentoa.
Russell Ramcy !s at home from the Uni
verslty of Virginia
weekend in warrenton with his family.
Who are at Mrs. characteristics.
4 Ned Chapman, OF Baltimore. left Warren
ton this week for his home ate. visit
10 Howard sp!Iman.
John Robertson. OF Philadelphia. Ia the
guest OF John sPemberton.
Z Mrs. Woodward. OF Norfolk. Is spending
some time in Warrenion with her sister
r, y. Brook is spending some time in
Wnrrenton.
Joseph a. Jcfrrie,. sJr.. 1. AT home after
spending some time In War.cnton.
Mrs. Louis Antonsant has returned TO
New York after visit OF several weeks to
her mother, Mrs. James j. Jenr:es.
home from Virginia Beach.
Miss MoIiie Payne. a daughter OF tho late
Captain William Payne is In Warrenton
as the guest OF Mrs William n. Payne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14
BY RICHARD sP1LLANE.

Few men have have left such a
lasting impress upon the life Of
America as Eliphalet Mott. For
more than half century he was
pre-eminent as a clergyman, as
an educator OF young men and as
a temperance advocate. AS the inven-
tor OF q means OF utilizing anthracite
coal for fuel probably he did as much
as any one man toward the material
OF this country along
practical lines. But. viewed through
the long perspective Of years. he
stands out even more prominently as
q hnancier. He was the first fore-
runner OF the men who have achieved
cade through the consolidation OF
large business interests. Doctor Mott
was the first '1Iorganizerr OF America.
While president OF Union College at
N. T.. he effected mer-
ger OF the lottery interests OF the
Empire State for the benefit OF his
educational institution. Like his sue
cessors OF the twentieth century his A.
5nancial methods were subsequently Bit
terly attacked. The painful contro-
versy lasted for several years, and
there was even a legislative investi-
cation. but Doctor Mott emerged thor
oughly vindicated both as TO his motive
and his methods.
When Doctor Mott took the presi-
Edency Of Union College in 1904. when
he was thirty two years old, doubt
less he would have secuted the pre-
diction that less than score OF years
later he was to be the lottery king OF
America Yet that is exactly what
came about. At that time Doctor Mott
was the pastor ola large and flourish
ing church in Albany. Union College,
OF which he was trustee, was sickly
infant but few years old. It had few
scholars and was badly In need OF
funds for its maintenance Science
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14
WARnEyToN SOCIAL news.
ITspecIal q TVS M Z. pIsta seh1

Warronton, Va: Aasuss fs+-Ths sunday
school Of the Methodist Church mad its IN.
the day was greatly en3oysd ~ The young
iosppie ss1Sl 8Safa
Nj and Mrs. o., 81 eaioiah, Miss t5slla
t .,s and ]. Il. GraSsaf fHot6fed III Mr.,
Saay sass and spent Inc weekend; The trip
SMsx aelightfu one iii SsvesY fssps6ts
3s nr; ana Mrs. 70 1T Leach b ~ rsxAs, are
" Che hetel for SONS titae8 8ss}s
~ lisil gave n small dance Al Ills home
s N Z, night In h5hhf of Miss Mary
sas y FSsn. Of Washington IL tfie guest
~ sailRb lllsetits Mcintyre siia$
~, ssnat,lss Fl Fair. az 1JiklnH, ", 1t Dill
ai,}sstll $hlsnaag last In Warrentoh,
itttng tetolanel ard Mrs, Crenviiis tsainss!f
ssSa ;.hisals sqplelt and &c, ,fhdrItsR left
tAaf tpF Washington, tiisy viii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

universal everywhere. Dr.. Mott abolished
1t In Union College. and 50 earnest
and unremitting were hts efforts that
he lived to see the .od interdicted in
many other educational institutions.
The abolition of corporal punishment
in the public schools Of New York
city and in those OF others cities
throughout the United States is d.
recently trncenble to Or. Motifs efforts
and influence.
In those days. too. there was a
long list OF college crimes the penalty
for which was expulsion and disgrace.
DR.. Mott had q thorough knowledge 6t
human nature, and he punished each
ioffense in Ms own college in his
own way, generally a lentent and
merciful one.
His Chicken story.
One Of DR.. Motifs diversions was the
raising Of fine chickens. Ills Buff
3Cochins and Laghnf,rs and plymouth
Rocks were the very apples Of his
eye. On one occasion when Inspect
Ing his poultry yard he discovered
that some 81 his latest fowls
man, he watched his hen house that
night himself. Along toward midnight
he saw four youths whom he recognized
as students OF his college creep steal
3tnlly3 upon MS sleeping cn1cRens. he
made a sudden noise that frightened
them away.
Is The next day each OF these four.
boys received a most polite and cordial
invitation to dine with President Mott
at his residence. Conscious Of their.
guilt Of an attempted LARGELY of the
presidents fowls the night before. they
conferred together, but saw no way OF
escape. With stumbling feet they,
crossed the Doctors threshold that
evening, and with nervousness that,
they could not conceal they seated
themselves at his table.
Few men were more brilliant and
entertaining conversationalist than
the doctor. He was az idea host and
he exerted himself especially on this
occasion to set these boys at ease. The
dinner was culinary triumph. First
there was chicken soup. Then.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14
e G. e 4 BLOOD MEDICINE
-. =. =. + II YOUNG gii OF Old


loaded with nutrve orculates through
Of ailments blood
develop
while
medicine
blood
Malaria Diseases
Free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

tady was then regarded as q frontier
town Of the Great West. The college
had had three presidents in nine years.
Directly Doctor Mott took hold new
life and new energy spread through
the entire institution. Board was re-
duced from $3.50 to s1.45 q week. so
as to attract students. Yet, although
the entire expenses Of the institution
were little short OF $4,000 a year, the
income from all sources failed TO reach
even this modest sum.
How the Lottery Started.
The Treasury of New York State
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
April 2. raos; An,alis Pirh to Rosaiia a Will

April =, 1905: Anlalis Pirlz to Rosalia A Will
Attorney. Douglas Mathevs0n' 265 Bread
rSwoop AVE IQs s5s. nap 4nwooa, 1907
al - Anna H knevals ct al 5000.
Attorneys, knevals & P.
LEXINGTON AVE n y cor Of 1920 St; IA; so.lo5 1o5
irreg: Dec Il. 1909. \ and CONSTRUCTION
GO 10 Martha wolersrein: 5000
ATTORNEY. n Aleiuikof, SO Nassau st
MILFORD AYE. s7s; Is # n Of P Pslhaaa lts s ID,
ativs Building gad Lean Is Ass9ciss aaSa ssSR sioge
So 20x220; June 4 1909, Henry Acker and sno
AffaTney Wolf & Kohn. 2os Broadway
I43x220. June l. 1909 Henry Acker and ano
70 Aff9rne7 ffdlg Wcif & Kohn, aos Broadway.
STETBEN ST at centre line 4o5 II Of 210th
St 25xI3o Oct g. 1906. Anna Mclaughlin and
ano 70 William Pierrepont Williams ct a.
Afterney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
C. go Broadway
s. 25Xi3o: Oct s, 1905: Anna Mclaughlin and
ano 70 William Pierrepont Williams et az
Attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co $50 Broadway.
sTEUBEN ST al centre 5s line 400 r II 2igss an9
s5a s5oi 8, 3 Imam i'sIlsp'I' il-
Co $50 BroaGwa5-
VALENTINE ave-. : 1907 # Of 1871 4..:t: st;
50x95: Jan g. 1909: Martin v Murphy TO Title
GUARANTEES ami Trust Co; $1,000
Address, 176 Broadway.
80 AVE. 1927 and 2s29, g 80 1ix7e; June u,
1909. Dorothy F DugganN and ano 10 liaIleii
Attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co. 160 Broadway
cCTH ST. u : 164 It Of 9Th ave. DIX irreg
July / 1890 Sarah A Diegan and ano 70 Mary
Callahan; $4,000,
A1torney James p Campbell
ssTH ST, s. ia # " Of attn ave 2e1loo5
sept a.. 1905; Ada Ryan 10 James O'GeAner'
A5orney. Edwin Gleason, 13c Nassau ST.
-sTu ST n : 70 f. = OF ID ave. a5x trreg: Dec
II 1903, Rose Strachstein 10 Louis MARKS
$1,000.
Seth ST 1872 West. 23x1O6.1o: March 8 1909;
Leon Marie TO Hopeton Drake Atternury'
Attoruev. L Auerbury SIS William ST
1osD ST. 1876 East. a7xioo11: April 1s, 1908;
IIynlan Greensboro 10 bd"ard NJ eeuuHei'
Attorney, Edward N scudder. 50 Wall St
i16TH ST 3I3 West, $. 25x irreg: Jan q q
1904 siegfried Weis TO Sophie knepper; sJoVo.
Attorrey Joseph Rosenzweig. 80 Nassau 81
117TH ST. "a East 25x1Oo1 II; March 10 1902;
Kreszentia Meyer 10 Bertha meyer % a.
attorney. John + Fenlon II Nassau st.
nc-7,H ST n 8 500 II Of Martha ave 25xiOP.
OCT % 1903: olivia Gilber ct al 20 Kniexer-
hooker savings and Loan Co; SlJoo
Attoruey Knickerbocker Savings ana Loan %
,AorE ST 3 - It G OF Martha ave e5z irreS;
oct % 1909 Eugene II Hammond ana ano 10
Title Guarantee and Trust Co; Sos
Address. 116 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JANUARY 20

JAN ARG -
Title Guarantee and Trust co 70 Jno LinoieE
ssJi,e ~ - TsTentisai 70 Nellie Lindsay 81
Hans T'r1IeIson 10 Sidney Hickox G9e- -
Port Morris Land and improvement 20 10 Ann l
Brown, S3,62l ,-...s e+z+as 17ealt,-
and Iu1proK eT1eut 20 % HltssJ' SN'N'
tfors and 500 ,-, wells.
C-.orss II FLETCHER et al to Lawyers Title 1nsur-
anee and Trust Co, Jan Is: $4,000 IL. r,
Charles II Nugent as administrator 10 LoulSe H.
Sugent; Jan Is; 81 ne .,
esrne 10 Charles Il NUgent Jan 2s 81
sss-oe ~ F1izapeth Patterson. Jan 2s 81
Central Mortgage GO 20 Bronx Savings ba4iA
r-5I1ard aa = n Black to William n Clark trustee ;
Jan - 2 SIg,0s ~ Samuel wacht: Jan 2s; 81
y,;o II Iowenstein and auo 70 d Menaeisou' :
ia. .,,.1s4sIsor - to Rnthsrtord Realty Co; Jan 2s
s0,ooS 20 Samuel wacht; $1,000.
.aSlet = ssn5e: Jan IS: 81 coo - -, 10
same % 51tternan 70 Samuel Mann jan o.
500, ~ samuel wacht; Jan 2ss 81
JACOB - s,sortgage 60 20 Nar"leh Savings
Bank: Jan Ia FTown- 1S executor. TO Lawyers Mort
gage CO. " Garner 10 r siingerrnan; Jan
nx e; q borough Bank to Marie "esfhsid' Jan
e: 81 .,crtxags GO TO Guaranteed Mortgage
Manhattan ,ss1t 81 ian IS: 81, 40 10
90 Ser = 4 Bruens snd ano' eAI+' - . i'
Fsr 81
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
LIS PENDENS.
%

JANUARY 20
beth ST. 5. 120 # u Of 5th ave, i25x99. II ;
Jacob Wener ct al agt Joseph Jacobson ct al
foreclosure of mtg); attorneys, Wolf &
kohn-
BROADWAY. cor Of 5eth ST: Sd ST, I06.
l2s, I30 and 132 West: 18th st, ~ and 4S
West; 18th st, 30, Al IA and Al West: Cor
nelia a James et al agt City Investing 60
ct al faction 70 remove clouds. etcD; attor-
neys, AtWater & Cruikshank.
45TH ST, s. 400 IT " of 11th ave. 2jx10O.J:
Cassie N Julian-James agt William L
Miller et al foreclosure 81 ntgl attorneys,
Wallace, Butler & Brown.
ST NICHOLAS PL. cor OF 151st ST, 90. *
SJ-3X rreg; Marie Nerhaeren agt Apartment
Construction co et al foreclosure OF mtg !;
attorney, r o Nelson. jr.
145TH ST. 5s4 and 5s6 Fast: Guaranty Trust
co of New York agt Jacob EFdenbrecher et
al foreclosure of mtg; attorneys Allen &
Sabine.
THOMPSON ST. ~: people of the state Of
New York agt Antonio Caglostro tuotice OF
leFT). attorney. . S Whitman.
HATH ST. s. 109f1 It g OF Sd ave. or Bos-
ton rd, c5x1o0 Thomas Rush agt William
" Hoes, adm, ct al foreclosure of mtg !;
attorneys, Barbour. Rush & Hare.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

CROTONA PARKWAY. cor 1Tsth st. 39.5x
1901. Theodore Wentz loans Katonah Con-
struction 20 $35 coo
PROSPECT AVE. :. 5T.1 IT Of Home ST.
4oS1o5: city Mortgage Co loans John Tully
20 $4,000.
WALTON AVE. T. =. 1868 fl of 15sth st
51.6x10a: same loans Thomas y Malcolm Con-
struction Co $50. 600
WEST FARMS ROAD g intersection 3
i5Tth St 11s I0x29 SIX irreg; i67th ST. :
1851 q Of West Farms road. Al Sxa9 Ok
irreg: Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co loans Friedman Construction Co 800. 600.
18TH ST. and 10 West; jeremiah W Dinlick
loans Lcrdi g. De Respirts Construction Co
So, COO
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

@ sdT,s .s.s NsTa s.. ms slssSo' Fsiff1u''''n g.
1ssn ct al Congregation chebrs Ks s5,sar S,aner
s'ssl sssarsss. asstRsaia' Room sos. 81 Nassau :.
10 eT TO East. 6, 2sxasi1: Mo-. -
esalsider % Clara Schwartz: Jan s'ss IS ssn,S
s.@ s.es.es.' los Attorney st.
a-E ST. sos East, 2e4xloo.si Daniel Z
ssrz Q salystors als.slp q ospre; Jan IS: sIoo
s. 1873 n e OF ID ave. "a ex,m..
sIrsS D Belvln 20 Vivian Realty CO Gnnts
.dsress. Room 1872. Is2 Nassau St.
-E ST Ssl East s. 25xino.5; ANDY c,lee,
-. =. viIlism J Freed: jan IS Cnntg se5 COO.
Aes Aesssress. SIS washington ave.
a-u ST. s. $50 # ef Amsterdam, ave, Ask
Icoil; 8 Painter Realty and Securities
- g Ss mtg $50 oes1: 81 q 0eie''ne' J;
easfress, Bsiievtiie. X J.
BRONX.
.,pvE AVE. 6. 500 Il S OF jefferson ave. sox
SSsS John Swensen TO Malkom Norostrorn: Jan
.se-sss. 2ooth st. and Webster ave
xpovN FL Il cor Is5th st. So sxioo: Leighton
SsSaresx 16o Broadway
.rsNp AVE e. SO II OF 1885, st 25xloo
Anton &oehrsn 10 George Byser; Jan IS mtg
aysrsss. 81 Amsterdam are.
vsrI, PIA I01a, S, Sox-: Herbst & Co "a
AhShf Join B sehiesinger. Of Riveredss, y ] Cnts
siaSSress. I7s Broadway.
xrTI,Y ST. e $ eses r OF i65th ST. ,eox
10: John 3 sehlesinger 70 Herbst & Co Cnts
''t.sSrt sS3rese' . West 42d 81
to7s Is and I3s. map Brunsr estate: William
Cal . BeTTa 5i t- r -EoEPs9n aTs sna and ssO; 81
LOTS IS and SO, map lot G. Hunt estate. van
Nest; Ambrose " Eussey TO Mary " Eu,sey
n Ts-zica, Leng Island; Jan IS: sIoo.
z ITCElclT d. Jamaica. or Isl
PARK AVE. S. 2i4 n es road to West
rsr-s eaxloo; Lizzie Knierim TO Andrew 8
asaress ass Park ave.
r4zk 1yE Es p S s15i 3 I, f44a ~ 1.zt :. lSeT
xiii i. Park ave, 6. 1868 Il : OF I44th
q 2Sz223s EenTy Rcsenbaan 20 Albert Tag;
Ldd-ess. = Bread st.
1lssS@es norntaa et 81 to Trorr.en p-ooSeos
= l-erg 81 e5ol: 500
Address 1920 Clay ave.
WISE AVE. between iz2a and I7sd SITS;
rnfrrisl F1aszce Ce; Jan 2s. sloa
address. ! East 3sth 81.
~EIFE PLAINS RD, s, 30 n Of 2iath
= soxs. W!aiaa J Gordon. exr. to Charles
zds7ess Rnon sI2. eos Broadway.
-- Yz.LISs RD. . cor 21ath 81 soxso.
chaz.ss Sereaa ct al 10 William ccrton;
Actress aks-e
18TH s.. s 100 II OF ST AIMS ave 81 sr
%. As:y Miller Ia Minnie Schmidt mtg sss,-
address, azo Es-t s7ts st
I'D 81 60 = es Park ave 4o1 irr.s;
20 Bono s:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with rsr1e sl5 address Of lenders attor---
I-tsrest PSF cent unless otherwise stated
JANUARY %
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
! sArIsFIE0 MoprcAcEs.

SAa address CT Iaansrs attorney
0aress JANUARY %.
Hfr. cor Of isTth st. 2o.eozsn'
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

Len : i5I = Of Rtvingtcn 81. 42x
- prior mtg s42. COO due Jan /. 1914 4
- cent; DartS Kssser % Jefferson Bank
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
ALTERATION PLANS.

MANHATTAN
i4TH ST. 1S4 and 13s East; to a. sty hrk
theatre; Sugar. IT West 42d ST. architect;
cost S5J, 900
Owner Schinasi. 50 West 1eoth II.
THE BRONX
CASTLE HILL AVE. s cor Blackrock ave- To
sty frame store and dvg "a. 4x403ts 3
Ebeling, 1876 Walker ave. architect: cost,
Owner. William seitz. 1916 Clay ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
MECHANICS LIENS.

AVE. s, whole front bet ParR PAT, new. ! ew
TEE e. r isss4. Ssoa a6atsaery P5ss e
co sgt Eic1ars 1ars,TlIcttoTl ~ Co. contractor $o''-'
snsa VIZ 1885 and 17ss: Samuel ..ar Fsiss els,
NARiSE9sa ai rs~a OWNER -7a @seas
BROADWAY, ltoi., @rd Improvement co. les
Mereh.ssIn55g5 h.ssI55abend & GrOraer. contractors, so4,
,asTa ST. ll west s srs sausf ss5 sSnGs
SIS CT 1908 and l2le Gssrls,s Gssssg,sz Eras
sIMPsee,SS, see,S,tf Bros. owners; FsisV''1 & ''''''
Contractors. sFu- - an5 a-th st whole
isT AVE- ETrDssed Concrete steel ysnua 80 @ RsiirosS
" Linehf lT,,,.fscstf1 & Weller contHct9fsf
SID.
errn MECHANICS LIENS.
.-,r $. 100 II 4 Of Randall ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and addre-..)


JANUARY %.
MANHATTAN.
2eTH ST. ia and I18 West; for y sty brk
store and loft bldg A. lAxss; e 2 Pelham, 6oT
9th ave- architect; cost s175. 600
Owner. Criterion Construction Co. 40 9Th
ave
1ooTH ST. s. 125 f. OF West End ave; for
an sty brk fat, 7axs6 II; sehwartz Gross.
o4f 9th ave, architects; cost sfT5, 600.
Owner, Polstein. go Broadway.
HATH ST. s, 40 it Of Lenox ave; for q 3
sty brk stable and dylg, 5oxa6; F Jacobsen.
liza Broadway, architect; cost. $4,000.
owner, J Mclaughlin, S02 West 6sth at
THE BRONX
AQCEDUCT AVE, g, 125 # n OF fs1st ST. for
2A2 sty frame dwg, 27s5S; Webster & Moran
rs West 31st ST architects: cost, $1,000
Owner. A L Barrett. 10 West 11sth ST
10TH ST. cor Webster ave; for a CITY
brk store. IL. .2x73. .9Ts; Schaefer & Jaeger 461
fremont ave architects; cost, $4,000
Owners, j and p Fox. 1881 ST and Washing
ton
S5TH ST s. $50 II OF White Plains ave:
for ? sty frame dwg, 21x52; Service & Glew,
25l4 Webster ave, architects cost Sc 600
Owners. F F. and johnson. on premises.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

Brsckep ave, s. 1T5 # CT Randall ave;
Louis Maeoussy ast Joseph Stsei ct al: Aug
%, 1909: SASS
1o6TH ST. $. 70 Ct Of Madison ape; Madison
iron Works sgt Charles Flaun ct al: Nov
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
THREE GOOD REASONS :

| All material used in the
| construction of these e
| family houses carefully
| selected and only the best
labor employed.