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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-10-28
Aberdeen District

J. S. Hardness, district superinten0
Aberdeen-J. w. Taylor.
Andover-F. f. Morrison.
Ashton-E. f. Vernon.
Big Stone-O. M. Hyde.
Bath-Harry Lee.
Bowdle-J. T.. Mckinney.
Bradley-F. c.. Page.
Britton-J. A.. Wiley,
Claremont-D. w. Moore.
Cresbard-H. G. OZanne.
DeNoe-F. L. Bromaghin.
Corona-John Wood.
Frederick-Joseph Snowden.
Groton-S. f.. Brown.
liecla-J. II. Brown.
Langford-M. r. Habgood.
M"tlette-J S. Ellis.
Milbank-Ernest Holgate.
NorthVille-J. M. Hunter.
RoScoe-G. j. Richardson.
Selby-Albert Hart.
SisSetGn-R. c. Shearer.
Westport-Thomas Davies.
White Rock-J. +. Franklin.
WebSter-M. r. Crisp.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-10-28

liz funeral of Florence Nlghtn-
gale, as described by g o
don correspondent, was an eX-
ceedingly simple one. The
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
LOT SALE Ar oAkwooo HEIGHTS

A sale Of Oskwood Heights, Mount Yer
ron lots viii he held this afternoon by
Joseph P Day. beginning al 2.30 O'Clock,
CT the premises.
Mr.. Day reports several hundred in
cusries coming 10 his office not alone from
The people Of Mount Vernon. but from
people in the New York boroughs. This
is due TO the important position which
it is known OakWeod Heights viii hold
within the next couple Of years both as q
home and business section. because Of the
establishina - the new union station Of
She Ntv iork. New Haven & Hartford
snd H.. .>rs York. Westchester a Boston
railroads 'naCtly Al the property. All
81 the l.r- sent service % the Kew York.
New Haven d Hartford Railroad and the
express and local service Of the New
York. AeStchester & Boston Railroad, win
he added TO the new union station II win
also bc tie transfer point OF passengers
from the White Plains main line Of the
New York Wes'chesier d Boston Rail
road ana the New Rochelle branch 70
Port Chester. III branches Of the present
main line of The New York. New Haven
E Hartford Railroad viii transfer 10 the
rev union station The Oakwood Heights
Development Company has given aSsul-
snoe of making the property complete IN
every detail for building purposes
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER 81


Clara NJ Meyer to Warren McConihe: 50. 405.
Guaranteed Mortgage Co to Abby Poison
So. 900
Same to George Brinkerhoff; 81 500.
Joseph F CulTnan ct al. exrs, to Joseph 2
Cullnan and ano, guardians $4,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Frances A
Strong ct al. eXrs; S14 600.
Same 70 same; Sf2. 500.
Same TO Morton Trust Co; s45, 600
Same same; $4,000
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to Nor
ton Trust Co; $50 600.
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Bessy Coles. s16,-
600
Same to Orphan Home and Asylum of the
Protestant Episcopal Church; sS3 900
L Parker Harrington TO Poughkeepsie Trust
Co: 5000.
Abraham zadel1 ct al to Nathan Kirsh: 81
Rae SCheindelman TO the Francis Co: Z part
Berliant Realty Co to Maria Berliant 500.
John ] Kuhn TO Francesca Capozzi and ano.
$500
Louis Gordon ct al TO Martha Oser. 500.
Rosina Knopf, admrx, TO Henry Knopf ct al.
So. 900.
Same to same $4,000.
Henry D Goodman TO Frederick A Wurzbach;
John Mcclure TO David Mcclure and ano as
trustees. $1,000.
Nathan Finkelstein to Henry Goodrich; 81.
Anna Stemme ct al 10 George w Silberhorn
s., 600.
Morton Bond and Mortgage Co to Walter E
Charles Remsen 20 4 Emil schmtt $4,000.
ct al; 81. oo
Robert H Corson to Pauline Mclaughlin: 800
city Mortgage Co to New York Trust Co;
assts: 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24

The Century Holding Company Zee q
x-le,schn,annl has practically completed
-eeortstsons for the sale Of the property az
>o 1904 20 1910 Broadway and Nos zo4 aho
9ns West -eth street. comprising an eNten- =
sim fronting 229 feet at No .S4 SeNehlh
avenue. Tie frontage in Broadway IS 81
feet and in seth street s. feet me ste
has been held al 100000.
IN the property are old converted cNeil-
irr houses which were purchased by Lee d
Fleischmann within the last three Neafs'
the corner having been acquired from tiie
sShuherts. who purchased the lard Win d
view Of erecting a theatre. and the INSIDE
rarcels were bought subsequently from me
Grsnnis estate.
The Travers Securities Conlpany has sold
the property at No. 524 TO 544 West ga
street and running through To No 5Sl West
Sist street. The SD street parcel com
rY1ses two six story factories. on pdot
2oox1O05 feet. and the 51st street plot
three story stable on a parcel 2eKloO.5 ieeI
The property has not been occupied for
some time II was formerly used by the
Trsvers Brothers Company. manufacturers
Of Irvine and cordage. IT is located IN the
certrc Of the block. between Tenth and
Eleventh avenues.
Abraham, and Simon Lyman have sold
No. 1921 10 l527 Amsterdam avenue, two
SIX story apartment houses. on a plot look
100 feet at the northeast corner Of 135th
street.
The block front on the west side of Au-
sl,tor avenue, between 18th and 1SSth
streets. 1sOx75 feet. is reported 10 have
been resold by operators 10 a firm of build
ers who VIII erect two six story apartment
houses on the site. The block was traded
q couple of months ago by Patrick s.
Treacv for the five five story apartment
houses occupying the block front on the
west side Of Brook avenue. between 135th
and I36th streets.
Plans have been fled for making over the
five story brick old-fashioned tenement
house al the south side Of 2Sd street, 300
feet east OF Ninth avenue. into an office
building. at cost of $4,000. The old high
stoop will be removed and the entrance
made into q window. A new entrance of
marble tile viii be built on the street level
and the interior remodelled. The estate OF
z. Holbrook Cushmsn is the owner Of rec
end Arthur NJ. Duncan is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24

11ox irreg: Dorothy Taubert to Michael Spar
ziante tmtg $1,000: Sept 1: 500: address SO
West let ST, Mount Vernon, y Y
MERRIAM AVE. W s. 1859 # of 17ots st.
1e6;x1oo: Charles J Smith to Brown Weiss
Realities: sept 90: 500: address. 81 Park Row.
PARK AVE. e cor 172d ST. 4oxso; George
2s 500; address. 1922 Park ave.
PELHAM AVE. n W cor Cambrelleng ave,
40 exi4s2x irreg: The Bronx Borough Bank
10 Terrace Construction CO; and s. sept ZS'
81: address. lab West 1ssth st.
mont village loox1oo wiltam IL ooo, crowIsy to to
500. address. 76o st AIMS ave.
TIEBoUT AVE. 22S7 IS 2xe3.s; Harry Calm
ct al to Amelia Demarest tmts Ss'5oc)
Sept 22. 800. address, 2237 Tiebout ave
TIFFANY ST. W s. 125 # Of 1880 st; 1908
BOOK irreg: American Real Estate Co to Winnie
90: Sept %: 500: address. 2614 Sd ave.
UNION AVE esq 1e sxfso: John II Bargon tc
Morris Rothstein tmtg $4,000: Sept %; 800
address. 636 Union ave.
WISE AVE. 300 # Of i12d i St too2S 2oxlCo 100
Harry Scott 10 Helen G. Scott (mtg SS'iUu)' Sep'
%: 81; address. 1851 Vyse ave
WISE AVE. " s. 800 # n Of 172d 81. 25xloo
StenmetZ Construction co TO harry Scoet IN I'm :
$4,000; Sept %; 800: address 1881 Vyse ave
WHITE PLAINS RD. e, at n line land Joel S9l
Wolfe estate runs e 22s- SKA. IL TO n W oio
Boston Post rd 34.1 to W Boston rd
e 2i49-3 to williamsbridge I'd X n So ,
to angle on s said road w still along roao
1898 TO centre line Barnes ave 3io'o u
centre line Arrow ave " $50 to centre line Hol-
land ave Y n 1909 to s Williamsbr1dge rd \
W 2a3 9 to e old White Plains I'd e3-2 to
White Plains ri $ at n land Joel Wolfe es-
tate. runs g 81. 10 TO W White Plains rd
" 34e to beg: also strip between line OF
above. with all title to land living In old White
Plains I'd. White Plains I'd, Willamsbrldge rd
and Old Boston Post Road adj above; Arthur )
Mace indiy and ano exrs. to American Real
Estate Co: Sept %; S6e4.641 %
SAME PROPERTY: Laura p Mace 10 same
q c: Sept %: 81; address. 627 9th ave
18TH ST 225 # Of Ave B. 23xloS.
I7nionport: Julia Ksminsky to William Wen
ner; Sept %; 81.
SAME PROPERTY: c William Wenner 70 Neo N
ronica Ksminsky; Sept 22 81; aodress' -"
Washington st. Jersey City, N j.
Is1ST ST. g. 200 # " of Prospect ave- loo
II 10 g Union ave es II; Reuben p FiChthorn
n sound Realty co (mtg $4,000; Sept IA: 500;
address f2S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
LEASES REPORTED YESTERDAY.

The Charles F. Moves Companv has
leased large suite Of Offices in the Golden
Hill Building. at John and William streets.
10 Duer & Gillespie: Offices in No % Lib
erty street 10 Philip z. Abrahams; offices
in the White Building. Nos IS and q Lib
erty street. for the Spencer Realty Com
psny TO Charles ". Lindsey. Beach W
Haywood and the Ideal Beach COMPANY:
Offices in Nos. 81 and 20 Liberty street 20
Max Burger; Offices in the Fulton Chambers
Building TO T. H Walter. G. Religman and
Gilbert Hewett: Offices in the Frankel
Building to Stern. Dreiblatt & Co. and Of
fees in the Myers Building. Nos 47 and 4e
Maiden Lane. TO ArnowitZ & Bournstein.
Frederick Fox G. CO. have leased for the
Criterion Construction Company the seventh
loft. containing $500 square feet of space.
in the new building. now ia course of con
struction at No. ia 10 30 West 2sth street.
for long term OF years TO the Brooklyn
and New York Fur Manufacturing Com
panv. snd for the Irvel Realty Company
the seventh loft in the new building now in
course Of construction. at Nos 81 and 3
West 2sth street, TO NJ. Schoenholz & Co.
manufacturing furriers. for a long term Of
years.
q. ". Barney has leased for the estate of
Charles Lesinsky TO the Independent Elec-
triosl Supply Company the six story and
basement building No. - Warren street, for
e long term of wears. at an aggregate rental
Of S50,eco, also for the Crown Hair Goods
Company the first loft Of No. III Fest 10Th
street and for Robert Colgate & Co the
second loft Of No IS Reade street,
" r. Ware, of No. 451 Columbus avenue.
hes made the following leases: No 81 West
SD street. for Girard Romaine 10 Castor
Nevre unont. No. 172 West ssth street. for
A n EisiS 20 Or William A Reed. No
las West gath street for Benjamin r Ro-
maine 90 Hannah N Moses, and Nc IL
West 10Th street. for the Caroline Astor
estate. 10 Cornelia Harding. in conjunction
with William Cruikshanks Sons
The Frank J. Fisher Company has LEASED
for Ells r. Sickels the three story and
basement dwelling house No. III West S2d
street for term Of wears
The Douglas Robinson. Charles s Brown
Compsny reports the following leases: For
Charles Dana Gibson. No 127 East 30
street for a term Of FIVE years. for Lucius
x. Wilmerding No Is East 18th street. for
DE- Austen T. Riggs, No 125 East 54ti
street. for Moncure Robinson, No o Wash
ineron Square North, for q term Of five
wears for Mrs Robert r. Livingston. No
East oth street. for Allan Robinson,
apsrtment al No. e9l Lexington avenue. for
Mary Y B Sharrless. No l5o East 3sth
street, and in conjunction with f 6e For
est Simmons. No. West 5oth street
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
PATIENTS SCARE NEIGHB0RS
Insane Folk Helping Flatbush
Alienist Clean His Home.

Strange doings in the house at No. 102
Lincoln Road, F1atbush. formerly the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. Schiemer, wealthy
woman, but now occupied by DR.. William
l.. Russell, superintendent Of the Long ISL
and State Hospital. have both amused and
alarmed the people of that section
DR.. Russell is having the house painted
and overhauled, and some F1atbush folk
say that persons from the insane asylum
play foolish games on the lawns and run
through the grounds yelling like Indians
on the warpath.
DIR. Russell admitted that he had pa
tients from the hospital at work in the
house, but said they would be there only
while the work of cleaning the place was
going on. He was of the opinion that
stories of the actions of the patients had
been exaggerated.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
GETS NINE YEARS FOR FORGERY

William F. Gillespie pleaded guilty 10 a
charge of forgery in the second degree in
Part II of the Court of General Sessions
yesterday and was sentenced TO nine years
in Sing Sing by Judge O'Sullivan.
In 1904 Judge Newberger, then a judge
of the Court of General Sessions, SEN
fenced Gillespie to 1--WE years for forg-
cry. The prisoner initiated the voice of
one of the officers and by a feat of ven
trioquiSm ordered himself released. but he
was caught in New Jersey next day.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
M'cOOEY MAY HEAD COMPANY.

John II. McCooey. Democratic leader Of
Brooklyn. is considering the advisability
of accepting the presidency of the Peoples 8
Surety Company. of No 176A Montague
street John Fl. Sell. who was president,
resigned two months ago. About month
before his retirement as Deputy Controller
of the city Mr.. McCooey was elected to the
directorate of the company.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
BIG SPACE FOR OFFICES
Tsngier Development Company Rents
Floor in 34th Street.

Albert b Ashforth has leased the second
floor Of the Cameron Building. Saith street
and Madison avenue. TO the Tangier De
Velopment Company; also offices in the
same building to Theodore @. Huntington
and r. Stewart Davis
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate sales were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom. Nos. II and Is Nesey
street:
BY Joseph P Day
MADISON AVE. T47. 16. Sx60; sty and base
1lent dwg: the plaintiff for S34. 1874
WOOSTER ST. g. q 4x1OOx2i 2x1oO sty brk
tenmt and stores; to the plaintiff for $4,000
142D ST. ga East (old 5os), 25x1oo; sty
frame and hrk stable. adjourned to Sept n
BY Samuel Marx.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. n s. By II of
1th ave lsslx1O. II: vacant: adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee)
SEPTEMBER .

SEPTEMBER y
AMSTERDAM AVE, 1888; store and basement;
yarnes c Mulcahny 70 Henry Deutsch, jr; yrs
from May !. 1911: sS40: address. 147 Amsterdam
ave
AVE c. 1872 n cor 10th st; store and base
ment: Mary A q McLochlin et al TO Michael
Fox. 3 WIS from June ]. 1910; 81. 200; address,
162 Ave c.
BROADWAY,- III CTrnity Building: space on
third floor: United States Realty and Improve
ment Co to New York Metal Exchange; 9 yrs
and 9 mos from Sept 90. 1910: $4,000; address.
2S4 Pearl ST.
ST AIMS AVE, S37: store and cellar: Frank
Vein TO Thomas p Mugan: 10 yrs from Aug 1.
1910; $1,000 address, 1889 Sd
SULLIVAN ST. as TO 100; Esagen e. Leake to
William Z Hamifan; 3 yrs from Aug l. 1909:
$500. address, 12I East S5th st.
4TH AVE- s cor 2sth st: third floor: Hewitt
Realty Co TO Abraham s Iserson: yrs and
mos from oct J. 1910. $4,000. address 5s6
Broadway.
2sTH ST. AL 10 453 West; West 2sth Stree.
Co to Revillon Freres. II yrs from Sept 10. 1910;
S4.356: address, 215 West 2sth st.
115TH ST. - East; apartment. first floor,
south T & II Eisensbein to Nathan RochIiss: s
yrs from May !. 1910: s42o: address. 25 East
115th 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER -.

HEATH AVE. :. 81 II Of 23oth st. S9xao
Ernest Masnetti ct al agt Netzler Building and
Construction co, owner and contractor; $500.
a5TH ST. Y West: Sterling Steel Ceiling &C
q gt Edwin 4 Cruikshank, owner; James Nc
Entee contractor; S10l.
172D ST SOB and sos West. William winkel
aEt Louis London. owner and contractor: SIS S5
BLACKROCK AVE. n s. 27s 9 It Of Castle
Hill ave, 1n0x100: Charles Schratt agt Anna T
Hoffman,. owner and contractor; $4,000.
36TH ST 400 West: Daniel ] Shelton agt Ma
than Coleman and Adolph Krause, owners: Cole
man &, Krause, contractors: $50.
44TH ST, $40 West: egt Jacob Hirsch,
owner: Coleman & Krause, contractors; S35
ADD ST. West: same agt Century Association
owner: Coleman &, krause, contractors: SIS.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

ed STREET.-THE Travers Securities Com
pany solo the prcpertv nt No 524 30 .4s West
52d street and No. 53l West 5lst street The
h2d street parcel comprises two six story fac
tories. n plot o90E1OO5 feet. and the Dist
street parcel a three story sialte a plot Ok
1oo5 feet Tie property has not been occupied
for time
AMSTERDAM AVEsNSJ' E,-A AbTaharn and Simon
Hyunan SOLD 80. 1921 20 1527 Amsterdam ave
nue.. two six story elevator apartment houses.
On plot 10f1lO0 feet. al the north ast II
155tn street.
THE BRONX.
Iz7TH sTREET-The EEeTn7en Arms Com
phny has sold the vacant plot on the north
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24

st; William NJ Young agt Merrivale Realty 70
al: July 30. 1910: $40 %
NASSAU ST. 81: Jacques. BasnEerr q =" 80
Henri Brash ct al: June Is. 1910; sliu-
54TH ST 427 West: william J M9oin as
Margaret Loehr ct al; March TO- 1910 s'4o-
NASSAU ST, II: Joseph Elias agt Henry ORA
et al: Aug . 1910: 1859 25.
NELSON AVE. 1859 to 1868: Strauss g %
aEt James Fl Havens ct al: Aug B. 1910: 500
216TH ST. n cor of Bronx BouIevaIfa ,1Srirr
haitian Rolling Mill axt Vart-Dace Manu- ''--
Co ct al: March 81. 1910 IcancelledD' sioo.
DIVISION ST, 60 to 6s: American L% 3oio
Prism Co agt Eliza Pease et al July Il. 1'V'
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
SEpTFMRER ps

FIFTH AVE, 946: Russell & Erwin Manu-
featuring Co Of New York at Martha M Wv
song ct al: Sept 90. 1910; s1,s57 As.
BRooME ST, %: Columbian Engineering Co
egt Mary Connolly ct al; Sept !. 1910 (by bondD:
s399 95.
NASSAU ST 81 Grampan Realty Co agt
Henry Brash et al: July % 1910: 81 .95S 30.
HONEYWELL AVE- s. 357 # of 17sth
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
BROADWAY DEAL PRACTICALLY CLOSED
Pronery in Transaction Held at 100000 Has Frontages Also IN
4eth Street and Seventh Avenue.
PIG PLOT IN WEST 51ST AND SD STREETS SOLD

side of Eas, 14Ith street so feet east of Rob
bins avenue. 81 6x79 feet. TO Joseph Kulla; also
the adjoining plot 81 6x7e feet. to Micheina
Ssnza. The buyers will improve with two high
class three family houses. the fronts 20 be Of
Italian marble. The location is opposite st.
Marv,s Park.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

FOREST AVE, n w cor Of 1eOth az. 4s. 1x9ex
irreg; Max Cohen and Emanuel Glauber loan
Emma NJ S Mestani8 $4,000.
TIFFANY ST, Of Fox ST, t1ox12S;
James F Meehan Co loans Knox CONSTRUCTION
Co s., 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24

fprjor mtg SO 134 5oD: Sept % due Jan % 191l
& ner cent: Bronx Heights Land co to -Four.
teenth street Bank: $1,000; address. has'
! 1Ith
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
LIS PENDENS.

18TH ST. 1925 II of Marion ave Esxe-' Z
y39 1Ox74 6; Willie L Brown ast Minnie Z ass
ct al foreclosure of mtg; attorney. { b Au
eyusttne.
BOSTON ROAD. 1851: Chelsea Realty Co ast
Lotus Realty Co ct al (amended foreclosure oI
mtg: attorney. NJ Bellinger, jr
10Th ST. 20 and % West: Bronson Murray
agt Anna B Dana ct al (partition); attorney
Sage.
131ST ST. s. 100 IT W Of Amsterdam ave
50xe9 Tx irreg: both st. n g, 100 IT w or am n
steriam ave, 123x37.S; two actions; Mutual Bile
Insurance Co of New York agt Louis Mannheim
ct al foreclosure of two mtss); attorney, j Nc
Keen.
116TH ST s. 256 II of Park ave, 2JZ
1OO.11 Adrian II Jackson ast John J Mceualde
foreclosure of mtg: attorney, ] A Kent
MONROE ST, 249: Samuel Zarpwin agt Joseph
Rosenberg ct al foreclosure of MTG; attorney
W A Ferguson.
bath ST, ia and 116 West: Wilhelmina
Kraetsch agt Albert s Meyer ct al foreclosure
of MTG; attorney. Waxenbaum-
1O4TH ST. 10 East: John J Fallon agt Ger
tr1Ide K Loeb ct al foreclosure of Mtg; attor-
ney NJ 3 Mendell.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
THE CORNWALL

New. l. story flrepIOOi-
Northwest corner Bi Oadway and goth st
Finest g. @ and 10 room apartments on Broad-
way. Two and three baths. Rents, Sl,"Vo 70
60 500. Apartments can be seen until 10 2 m
SIAwSON & HOBBS. 162 West T2d St.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS
THF VFRONA

NElFUlNhs dF
Ar the Crossing Madison Ave-. oss...-,iAr.rg
The Verona contains Twenty 49, vs.i-si
apartments each absolutely detaCuSN
dencc from It's neighhors. -, 49,. al
II offers To families OF refinement - .sr. 3
vantages ard conveniences that 50 10 '
complete home - ID
The many exclusive Innovations ~ 80. a.
dences OF THE VERONA afIord tncaicu
sistance the duties OF housekeeplis ,,f
Apartments Containing Fourteen AooiiS
Three Baths. $. OoO 70 So 500
Manager on Premises.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
BROOKLYN
BROOKLYN APARTMENTS

Any number of rooms. best locations IN town:
from $3.50 10 81 500 ps- year V F PEILlE-
TREAU & CO. 1s6 Remssn ST.. Brooklyn
Phone, 5000 Main
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
SEPTEMBER D.
THE BRONX.

SEPTEMBER %
THE BRONX.
KEARNEY AVE. S. 125 ~ n Of Eairrnonn, !,
ave: for a sty frame dwg. 1Sx26. Thomas J
Keeher 1917 Matthews ave- owner Jullus
Fabel Unionport. architect; cost, s3.5D
WEBSTER AVE- e s. 200 IT of WendoVer
ave; for a / sty brk stable. 13x20; Hogan & D1
Genno on premises. owners; Schaefer Jaeger
4O1 fremont ave, architects: cost. $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

23D ST $50 West: to q sty brk tennt;
! estate ~ + II Cushrnan 24o West 23d st. owner;
| A NJ Duncan. % Broadway, architect COST slo-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24

Southwest 171st ST. and Fort Washington
ave. immediate possession. .. Z, ; rooms SI20
upward. Agent on premises
GREYLOCK DWELLING.
35O5 BWay. Cor. 143d 81
A. 3. 8 Rooms and Baths Rents $500 % 500
q. SCHWEGLER. 3507 Bway
WE CAN SURELY SUIT YOU AT THE
MAJESTIC. s. e. corner 145th st and ST.
Nicholas ave: and large rooms: electric
light and ice supplied without cost
DU BOIS q TAYLOR. 1888 Broadway
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-11
A Bio Baby Farm.

What has been called the biggest
baby farm in the world is situated at
Moscow. and il is claimed that this
institution shows an annual crop Of
some $4,000 babies, not to speak Of
that put out by branch at st. Peters
burg. which numbers 5000. The Mos
cow Founding asylum was founded by
Empress Catherine H., and it is main
tanned, oddly enough, by tax on
playing cards. Servants in the red
livery of the royal family guard its
doors, and its accounts are carefully
audited by the Russian treasury de-
partment. The buildings comprising
this institution stand in hollow
square round garden with trim lawn
and trees, which forms a playground
for the children. Youngsters of all
sorts and sizes, from tender nurslings,
who in the incubating rooms are just
struggling into life, are tended by care
full nurses and are as sure of good at
tention and wholesome food as any
baby can need. About fifty babies are
received every day, and after four
weeks the nurses take them to their
own homes In the villages. New York
Tribune.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-11
Opulence.

They numbered four. They abso-
lutely eXuded prosperity. The things
which they ordered were such as to
fill with envy the breast of the man at
the next table engaged in consuming
the most modest dish disclosed by the
bill of fare.
The four were conversing-languid
plutocratic conversation. After awhile
it turned TO the question of money.
Evidently they wanted to do some
thing. How much money had they ?
One of the four took out his pocket
book and counted up a roll of bills.
"Oh. have a hundred and forty" he
said carelessly.
The second and third members of the
party went through their pockets.
81 have two hundred and fifteen" re-
marked one.
"And have three hundred" said the
other
The fourth waved his hand grandly.
'Never mind, you fellows" he said.
"I'll lend you all you want"
Tenderly walters bore the man at
the next table out into the cold air. He
will recover-Philadelphia Ledger.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-11
A THRILLING Sport.

At Waikiki. the home of surfboat-
Ing for pleasure, there is no danger
GUS reef. but in the south Pacific
often the reef is two miles from shore
and is exposed at low tide. The
waves form almost on the edge of
the reef and drop down upon the
hard coral perpendicularly, covering
the reef for the time being with about
two feet of rushing water. The canoe
that must jump this reef places it.
self before wave, every one pad
dies for dear life, and If the boat does
not touch coral, but is held suspended
until cushion of water rushes on
ward to receive it, the jump is sue
cessfully negotiated, the reef is
crossed, and there is but two mile
paddle across the quiet lagoon to the
sandy beach. If the bow Of the canoe
does touch the coral on the down leap
there is a SCATTERING Of the dugout.
and its occupants are sent flying in
every direction. One might laugh at
this at Waikiki, where there are no
sharks. but not in the south seas
Recreation.