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Scott County kicker., 1910-09-10
.MIL LWAUkEE TO LABOR.
Mayor Siedels Labor Day Greeting the Workers Ev-
erywhere-Compare it to the Roosevelt Taft Siush
about the Identity of Interests Between Capital and
Labor" or BrYan's Gross of Gold,

TUyCu who are hidden away II
= the mine and the mill; and to yol
~ who are shut away in the factoey
and the shop. Likewise to you
n who are from tne field and the
: forest, from the mOuntainsldt
and the sea. TO you who are
s.tom all lands and speak all ton.
CUES Greetings to you, MAN OF
TOLL.
This is your day, a day Of days
There are days for the soldier
and the king; there are days for
the hero and the saint. There are
days for battles and victories
bloodshed and treaties. Days for
10Y and days for tears. or all the
many days there is but one for
you-MAN OF TO1L-LABOR
DAY.
Only one day for YOU, the man
on whose shoulders rests the
structure Of all culture. Only one
day for you, without whom there
would be no knowledge, no art,
no civiliza ton.
Lay aside the tools. Drop the
hoe and the pick. Let 60 OF the
throttle; shift the belt and throw
over the switch. Bank the fires.
The exhausts breathe more feebly
now the mOnstrOus "COrlis''
pounds no more-it Is at rest.
strip off your grimy garb, your
.-overalls and blouse. Wipe your
wet brow and remove the grease.
Brush away the dust. Step out
from your prison. Stand erect
and raise your head. Breathe the
sunshine. drink the air. Now l
see you in your majesty, O WOR-
kER! GREETINGS TO YOU.
Beckon to your side your loved
ones, your wife and the children
that lean on her. Call your aged
and carewOrn parents. Gather
your friends and your comrades,
SHOW them all that You have
made in the long. dreary hours
Of toil-the mansions you nave
built; the fabrics YOU have wo-
ven: the garments you have sew
n ed. Show them the luscious fruits
YOU have gathered and the foods
YOU have prepared. Also show
them the sculptures and paintings
and the long rows OF books you
have printed. Show them the We.
nicles that fly over the long wind
ing roads; the trains that cross
the continents; the vessels that
ply the oceans.
invite them to share in the prod
igal feast. Rejoice and let them
rejoice laugh and let them laugh
Sing and bid them join the chorus
one mighty anthem in praise OF
all the works OF your hands and
brain.
You are silent? You do not
laugh? You cannot sing?-Ah! !
zee. Your fists are clenched and
YOUR face is set. Did I taunt YOU?
Was it mockery to bid YOU rejoice
/ did not mean to mock You. my
ycomrade, my brother.
Now l behold. You are sad.
Your pallid lips tremble. Your
brow is furrowed and careworn.
Your eyes lie deep in their sockets
Your cheeks are hollow. Your
head hangs. Your chest Is sunken.
Your back bent and your limbs
gnarled. Your fingers. your hand,
your arm. your leg-where are
they?
And what is not missing Is de-
formed misshapen. crippled. Did
your ,crea tor make you thus?
Where are the missing parts?
Scott County kicker., 1910-09-10

United States in Everybody's Ma
geline. beginning with the Sep
tember number. In his splendid
article 1T" Steffens points to
j. Pierpont Morgan as the perso.
nal sovereign OF the United
States. He says:
III this man represents the IL
nancial power which controls the
railroads and other public service
corpora tions; the trusts, banks,
insurance companies, trust COM
panies, and other special inter-
ests, he represents those powers
whichever before they were
united-supported, defended, and
controlled political parties, and
bosses, and, therefore, rivaled the
power OF mayors and councils,
governors and legisla lures, the
President and Congress OF the
United States. In other words, II
this Wall Street rumor is true; II
Mr.. Morgan is supreme there; II
he II boss OF the bosses In Wall
Street who boss the business
bosses back of the political bosses
all over the United States, then
]. Pierpont Morgan is boss OF the
United States AND 1T is TRUE"
This money power, then, which
Judge Davis prophesled was to
become menace to the republic
" under the thumb OF one man.
We are ruled by q business Gear
just as Russia ls ruled by . hered-
itarY Czar.
Scott County kicker., 1910-09-10

The Michael organs that, two
months ago, told Ms how unfit JOe
Russell was to represent US In
congress have "come across" and
are now telling N that Joe 10 the
only man TIT to represent us
excepting the Portageville Critic.
The Critic refuses 10 stand hitch.
ed. The Rlssell organs that. two
months ago told As what q "ren-
egade" Michael was ere low
shouting his praises because he
has Withdrawn his opposltlon to
Russell. Michael has q "great
future" they say.
Scott County kicker., 1910-09-10
IN REGULAR CIRCUS STYLE.

= l.
The churches OF this city have
secured the services OF Rev. Steve
Burke. an evangelist, and Rev. C.
c. Hobbs, who will have charge
Of the singing. to conduct a revi-
val meeting in this city, begin.
ming on next Sunday. These
gentlemen are highly rated as
evangelists, and have undoubtedly
done great good in the cause of
tn r. m ster.
4 large tent will be erected up
on a vacant lot adjoining the
residence Of Clint Cunningham on
Ward avenue. and there the servi
ces will be conducted. with the
assistance and cooperation of all
the other churches Of the city
Pemiscot Argus.
At a critical period like the
| present, when there is 50 much
poverty and suffering in the land.
it might be we'll for the m a sses to
use their common sense and reas-
on and keep a sharp eye on pass
ing events. believe the church
Is quite as powerful in our affairs
as the press. and is an arm Of cap
italism. II either were free. pres
ent conditions could not be. Com
bined they are powerful.
But there Is one weak spot that
must be overcome. There are too
many denomina tions--too many
creeds and dogmas. They have
been doing too much quarrelling
among themselves. Each claims
to be "the only way" and they
who think begin to ask the ques-
ton: which way?" Until within
the past few years YOU who Awe
in community where there is a
Methodist and a Babtist church
or Catholic and a protestant
church. have no doubt noticed the
enmity and rivalry between the
different denominations-each
claiming to worship the same
Jesus. and each hoping to destroy
it's rival.
However the shepherds" have
discovered that the sheep are
strayinE from the flock. There
fore closer alliance is formed
\ national organization composed
of the big guns of the Ca atholic
and Protestant churches has been
formed. This organiZa ton has
taken for its name The 1ndividl-
al and Social Justice League" and
it's expressed purpose is to defend
capitalism against the encroach-
ments Of Socialism.
And l reproduce the above ar
ticle from a CarutherSville paper
to show that the scheme is begin-
ming to take root in the country.
The tent is stretched adjoining
the residence Of Clint Cunningham
The Cunningham's are among the
richest people in Pemiscot coun-
ty. And "the services will be con-
Quoted with the ASSISTANCE OF
ALL THE CHURCHES OF THE
CITY" That's getting togeth-
er some"
Scott County kicker., 1910-09-10
UNDANUTED

"Don't be afraid of the bacon,
Mr.. Jenkins," said the laudlladv
to the new lodger.
"Not at al, madam. I've seen
q piece twice - large and It did
not frixhten me Q BIT"
Scott County kicker., 1910-09-10
UNDER SOCIALISM.

I see a world where thrones
have crumbled and where kings
are dust. The aristOcracy Of idle
ness has perished from the earth,
| see a world without a slave.
Man at last is free Natures
forces have by science been en-
slaved Tightening and light,
,, wind. wave. frost and flame and
all the secret subtle powers of
earth and air are the tireless
toilers for the human race. I see
a world at peace, adorned with
every form OF art, with musics
myriad voices thrilled. while lips
are rich with words Of love and
truth. 4 world in which no ex-
lies sigh, no prisoners mourn. 4
world in which the gibets shadow
does not fall. 4 world where la
Dor reaps its full reward, where
work and worth go hand in hand,
where the poor girl trying to win
bread with the needle, the needle
that has been called the asp for
the breast OF the poor, is not driv-
en- to desperate choice OF crime or
death OF suicide or shame.
I see a world without the beg
gar's outstretched hand palm or
the miser's heartless stony stare,
the pitiless wall OF want, the liv-
Id lips OF lies. the cruel eyes of
scorn. I see a race without dis
ease Of flesh or brain. shapely and
fair, and as look life lengthens,
Joy deepens, love canopies the
earth and over all in the great
dome shines the eternal star OF
human hope.-R. q. IngersOl.
Scott County kicker., 1910-09-10

Why hasn't the average voter
got a. much sense as an animal?
II You ret q trap for q rat and
your dog or cat gets it's foot in
1t, be II not likely 10 get his foot
In 1t the second time IL he-espec.
tally II 1t is the same old trap In
the same old place? But you suck
erp vote at an election and get
stung. Then, you cuns until the
next election rolls around. when
the politicians again cot the came
Old trap IN the sane Old way
and yoQ walk right In. Smart,
Amt you? Il
Scott County kicker., 1910-09-10

Are you doing your share7 r
that nelghbor OF yours . Kicker
readsrs Il not. WHOSE fault = ~
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows.
b. RrHan L. Kennedy.
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee)
IAN NITARY is

with name and address of lcssee)
JANUARY Is.
BROADWAY, 3t36. 125th st; Caroline
Uhlig TO James Kopf; s yrs from Aus !.
Address, 3136 Broadway.
ESSEX ST. n cor Delaney st; Meyer vexell
and TO Samuel Leder; 5'a yrs; s11,s0o.
Address. 12o Broadway.
MULBERRY ST, 224 to 22s Thomas F Farrell
5000. Ia '''' -''
Address, 22s Broadway
PIERS Is and 16. East River; City Of New
York 70 United Fruit Co; 10 yrs from July l.
Address Pier l. North River.
Navigation Co; 10 yrs from Dec l. 1909;
Address. 1854 Broadway.
BULKHEAD foot 93d st, East River: to
George Ehret and ano, 10 yrs from Aug /.
Address. 2s5 East 92d st.
PIERS A and 40. North River; to Clyde
Steamship Co; 10 Yrs from July l. 1909;
Address, o92 Broadway.
PIER at 129th st and North River; ~ame 10
Eben E olcott; 10 yrs from completion of pier;
Address. foot Of Desbrosses st.
PIER at 131st and North River. bulkhead: same
to Manhattan Terminal Co; 10 yrs from COM
pIetion of pier; So, $50
Address foot Of 131st st, North River.
WEBSTER AVE. 1910; Tremont-Webster Build
ing GO to Otto Gerdts; yrs from Jan /, 1910;
Address 4o1 East 15eth St
wENDOVER AVE 432. Park ave:
Wendover Hall Co to Samuel savitch ct al; S
yrs from March l: 1910; 81. 200.
Address Room 1902, 140 Nassau Il.
3D AVE. 1902: Marie ] scholz ct al TO John z
Smith; yrs from Feb l, 1910; s., 600.
Address 1902 Sd
eth ST. 22o2 West; Augusta Pol MPolifenie to Julius
Halkip; yrs from May /. 1905; $3.50.
Address, 2U2 West 25th st.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
JANUARY Is

JANUARY Is
Charles Griffan et al trustees. 10 Samuel VII
let's; mtgs: s1T6 900
Same 10 Helen " butcher: Z mtss. <1ol.po-
Same 70 same; s26.ooo
Charles Kurth to Boniface vsndeputls: $1,000
james = EiyRa saz and an, ano' exr'' 70 he'nsnh II
Century Investing Co 10 Z Realty and I'm
provement Co: mtgs: $500.
art and ano. trustees: 2 ultzs; s22o0
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Willie " VII
mot. trustee: $4,000.
Leon S MendeI ct al. exrs. to stephen " COL
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Greenwich saw
ings Bank: $4,000.
Elizabeth S Clark. guardian. to Frederick
Minnie Humrnel to Jacob Hoffman Brewing Co.:
Samuel Rodt TO Samson Iachrnan and sno: 800
Edwin Hermann to ] Frederick Boss: $4,000.
Jacob SheveIi to Samuel wacht: $4,000.
Jacob L Markell ct al 20 Nathan Friedman; sleO
Charles Massoth TO Sarah L Taylor; Jan H.
Lawyers Mortgage co to Morgan G Barnvell
and ano trustees; Jan II: $4,000
Charles GoIdstein TO Charles kaufman; Jan
Louis Levy 10 Philip Krauss; Jan Il; omitted
Mary Rice TO William Walsh: Jan IL; $500
John W Rsrner to Jean A Mercelis; Jan L.
Mary z Mccormack to John W Rensr' Jan
Caroline DursI. to Nina Muller: Jan IL: 500.
Rudolph Wackerhagen TO Edward Wackerhasen'
LAYERS g rs Title Insuranc. and Trust co to
Lawyers Mortgase GO; HSss; Jan ;-s1,1I. y; se,vD
Trust Co. trustee: mtgs: Jan II: $4,000;
Herman Reher to Josephine Remge; Jan 1ti
IS, 900.
Philip Krauss 70 Mutual Life Insurance Co;
National Savings Bank OF City Of Albany 20
Title Guarantee and Trust Co; 2 mtss' Jan H.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

MADISON AVENUE-The lot, 21x1o0b
feet, at the southwest corner OF list street
and Madison avenue. was reported to have
been resold to client of Mrs. L. G. John
son.
MORNINGSIDE AvENUE-The w. AxeI-
rod Realty Company sold the Circle, six
story elevator apartment house. No. 100
Morningside avenue, to the NJ. r. L. Build
Ing and Investing Company. Of which
Samuel Levy is president.
4sTH sTREET-Bernard ]. Foss sold for
the estate OF Dora Winter No. 416 West 4ath
street, a five story tenement house. on plot
25x10o feet, to a client.
SID STREET-Charles ]. McKenna sold
for ". & ]. Bachrach No. 21o East SD
street, four story tenement house, with
stores on lot 25x1e0.4 feet.
I'D STREET-Post & Reese sold for g.
client No. 1Oe East I'D street, a four story
and basement dwelling house, on lot atx
1922 feet.
SOD STREET-The Frank L. Fisher Com
pany sold for a client to the Stronghold
Realty Company Nos. 80 and 80 West SD
street and No 1e3 West 74th street. three
four story and basement dwelling houses
No. 14S West 72d street, reported sold yes
terday, was given in exchange, it is said.
asTH STREET-The West Side Construc-
ton Company. Of which Jacob Axelrod is
president, resold six lots on the north side
of 99th street 200 feet west of West End
avenue. TO a builder, who will erect two
eight story apartment houses, 75x1oo feet
each. on the site.
THE BRONX.
BATHGATE AVENUE-Kur5 6 Uren
sold for John Yule to the Bellwood Realty
Company Nos. 1705 and 1909 Bathgate ave
nue., two five story new law f1athouses, each
on plots S7.6x115 feet.
CRESTON AVENUEFrancis Haf sold
for the LIE Roy Construction Company the
northwest corner of 190th street and Cres-
ton avenue, 1e0x114 feet: also the entire
block fronting on st. James's Park. in 191st
street, between Creston and Morris ave-
nues. The parcels will be improved with
dwelling houses.
MARMION AVENUE-The Katonah Con-
struction Company sold the two four story
double fathouses, on plot 66xS5 feet, near
17Sth street. The company recently finished
these houses, in conjunction with two
others abutting on Southern Boulevard
JENNINGS STREET-Madeline Maidhoff
and several other persons sold No. 902 to
so6 Jennings street, three two story dwell
Southern Boulevard.
ST. LAWRENCE AVENUE-Jacob Cohen
sold four two family dwelling houses on
the east side of st. Lawrence avenue, south
of Westchester avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

with name and address of purchaser.)
JANUARY Is.
MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM, AVE, W s, 1924 TO 14cs, lots.
each 1854 100; 12lth st, Il s. 800 and 3J7 East.
31-6xl00 II; Leonard j. Rothstein and ano TO
Alfred Frankenthaler and ano; Jan Il; 500.
Address. 35 Nassau st.
J McL.aughiin's $ sons to Walter S Mack ct al:
Jan II Imtg, $325. .o00): 500.
Address. $40 West list st.
CENTRAL AIa6 PARK VEST s ss2 +, & q s4th tn
st. 24xdg9: Ma 1an an s1oo hoOensne to Belle
Address 245 Central Park West
CENTRAL, Al PARK WEST W cor OF 1oeth st.
L Hume: Jan II; $4,000
Address. 160 Broadway.
DIVISION ST. 243. $; 23x4s6: Phhoenix Insra>-
Address Room 1.0o5, A Cedar st.
EMERs0M GnS ST $ 100 # 1. Of VeTnyea ave-
Address 6O7 West 18sth st.
FRONT ST. $50 5, 25x14o; 1gnat5 Marsareten
to Horowitz Bros & Margareten. 81.
Address. 81 East 4th St
GOERCK ST. r 125 IT Of Broome st 25xio0:
Thomas W Jeralds 70 Louis Levy: 800.
Address. Room 1.202. 800 Broadway
JAMES ST; ~. " cor of Oak st. PIX irreg.
Annie Belinshy to Antonetta Faggene mtg
$50, 500; 81.
Address, IL James ST.
LENOX AVE. cor Of 1924 ST 13 skis.
f1on Emma Jewett and ano to Max Moskowitz
<AluTesS, 90 lelCA ave.
LEXINGTON AVE. n cor OF 1osth st, % 11s
Margareten; 81
Address. 81 East 4th St
MANGIN ST s. 71.2 IT OF Stanton st, Sor
100; Ignatz Margareten to Horowitz Bros &
Margareten; 81
Address, sri East 4th st.
MADISON ST 412. :. 25x1oo; Harry Helnger
to Louis Wilmer, Of Chicago; 81
Address. Room o19. 800 Broadway.
MADISON 81, All, 5. 25xloO, Emma Neppert
10 Louis J Wilmer. 81
Address. Room 9le. $40 Broadway.
MADISON AVE. 1888 s. 16 SxTo Katharine
Levy TO Marcus Levin omtg 9.0oN $l0o.
Address. 1889 Madison
PARK AVE, 6sS to 5e6. s. looxIa srook1eid
Construction Co to Harry ~ Anotin; Jan II
(m;P SI30000): 500.
Address. 40 Wall St
SAME PROPERTY; Harry NJ An An9tin tin, e g. &C CITY
Real Estate Co. Jan II (mtg S1Hu,ooul, 4lou,
Address. 176 Broadway.
PLEASANT AVE. $50 " s. 15x74 Rosina Leo
10 Louis Leo (mtg 10000: 500
Address. 33T East Hath st.
WII-LETT 81, 81, $, 100 # n OF Delaney ST.
16.Sxio0: Ignatz Margareten 10 Horowitz Bros
d Margaretea; 81.
Address. 371 East 4th st.
20 AVE. 1866 and 17Gs. N cor Of 92d st. 5ox
100; Hugo Gorseh to George Fhret' Jan Il
'ihtg $4,000; Sl0o.
Address. 235 East e2d ST.
9TH ST. S. 100 II $ e OF Ave II, 5oX96, Re
sI,a MaLgareten to Hcrowitz Bros Marga-
Address. 37l East 4th st.
nth ST; GA East, 25x949: Louis Messenger ct
al 10 Wolf Franzblatl. 81
Address. 20 East Tooth 81.
Z-p I,,sa 81 ~ East n s. 25x9s9; II Hartsilorn TO
Address, III Broadway
2Irh sT. l52 West ~ 2x9s9. Walter Scott
u simon Fink tmtg SIG O00,; 500.
Address, 81 Nassau Of
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
MECHANICS LIENS.
TANT-ART IL

JANUARY is.
BROADWAY w s. whole front between 1otn
and 1O9th sts 2O0x1o0; Y Flexible Wood
Flooring Co agt C " Butler. owner; J D But
Ter. contractor; $40.
NEWELL AVE, s54o 70 $3.50: Franoeso Ri
naldi agt John Doe owner; Pasquale Armeh-
tnc, contractor; S14S So
SAME PROPERTY; vincenzo Abbruzzeso agt
John Doe owner; Pasquale Armentino. con
tractor; s14s so.
TTNTON AVE n " cor OF 15sth st. 125xe5x tr-
reg; Harry Meltzer agt Adolph Rusenberg, Ed
win V n Koch and VIM koch, o~nersi
David Jacobs. contractor; S61 o.
5TH AVE n e cor OF 18th ST. 49x191-1O irreg;
John Pirkl Foundry Co agt Realty Assets 90
owner: S P Pearson & Co. contractor ssd-'-
11TH AVE IA 10 152: John Molioy ast katn-
arine Moore, owner: Acme Mortgage co, res
see; John Kelly. jr, contractor: $50
9TH ST, 222 East; Wolf Rabinowitz et al ast
Martha woIfman, owner; Harris Cohen, con-
tractor; s1TO
15oTH ST. 271 and 27S West: Frederick " Cohn
agt Bisch-Hoef Realty & Consr co. owners
and contractors; S12o-
231ST ST s. 35o.3 II OF Spuyten DuyviL
Parkway 50x1OO; Kalish & Wolf ast Along
The Hudson Co owners; Tiffany Building Co.
contractors; $225.
a2oD ST S s. 142 II " Of Spuyten Duyvfl PARK
way 5OxiOO: Morris Kalish ct al agt Lee De
Forest owner; Tiffany Building co, CONTRACTOR
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
LEASE 7TH AVENUE BUILDING.
Structure Will Be Altered for Stable
and Storage Purposes.

The Duross Company has leased the four
story and basement building, Nos. 1o6. los
and 10 Seventh avenue, on a plot 52x100
feet. for the Champion Laundry Company
TO Cornelius Sullivan for term of twenty
five years at an aggregate rental of 0,000.
The building will be altered for stable and
storage purposes
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased for Stewart Browne offices in the
Broadway y-Maiden Lane Building, to Parker
& Ernst.
L. J. Phillips & Co have leased the store
in the ten story building being built at No.
3770 Broadway. by the McMorrow Engi-
neering and Construction Company. 10
Davis & Klein agents of the United
Cigar Stores Company. for a term of years.
Huberth & Gabel have leased the store
and basement at the northwest corner Of
Broadway and 5sth street TO the American
Simplex Automobile Company. for term
of five years, at an aggregate rental Of
$4,000
Lewis l.. Rosenthal has leased for S.
Leibowich to Daniel Robinson the store at
No. 4S4 Sixth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address)

with owners name and address)
JANUARY Is.
MANHATTAN.
STH ST, $40 East: for sly engine GO; , 4ex
cost. $4,000.
Owner. city
4lsT and ST a6es 90 to 4ork 4ST xgeT fS
owner. Chemists Building Company. =
Broad ST.
55TH ST. 4S1 and 4SS East; for q ; sty br<
bottling house. 5ox1oo. A 9 RSsnis' 4ol
owner. Doelger. 4O5 East 55th st.
16SD ST. s. 100 II of Broadway: for 5
sty brk fats. 11oxs6.11. schwartz & Gross
Owner. Comfort Realty co, West 59th ST.
THE BRONX.
ALBANY RID. s. 21O.so IT OF 2S4th ST:
1 sty frame mill, 5ox5O: Armenian & Younk-
hure. $500 Bailey ave. architects. cost.
Owner. Captain 5 HittIe. on premises.
BOSTON RD, s. TAI II 3 Vt 10th St sty
bri boiler house. IS SSx is.S3: Geo II Pesrl,r.
16S Broadway. architect: cost; $1,000.
Owner Interboroush Rapid Transit Co.
CEDAR AVE. s. 100 IT of Sedswick ave.
sty frame dws. 2515o; c q Barnet. aOsf
Owner. Bauman. 1924 Cedar ave.
CHATTERTON AVE. n /. 255 II OF Ohm
stead AYES ave; 8 sty frame dwss, eixi6 each;
owner and architect. Chas L Deverman.
2o4a fSeecker
CRUGER AVE. s. 10y II n OF Locust ave
sty brk dws. 2o:4x5o. Frank Hansle. 81
East 125th ST, architect; cost. $500.
Owner, Joseph n Mascia 275 East 151st st.
EAsTCHESTER RID. 5, I0S # Of Mcdonald
ST, Pa sty brk dwg. 20x42; j Kelly 6S5
Morris Park ave, architect; cost. So. 500.
Owner, oliver Platt. Rhinelander ave.
LYON AVE. n s. I2s IT Of Castle Hill ave.
pa sty frame dwgs. 2cXS3 each; Henry
Nordham. fremont and Bronx ST. archf-
tect: cost, $50. 900.
Owner. Andrew Brown. 1850 Castle HIN
ave
TINTON AVE. n " cor 16oth ST: : . sty brIx
stores and tnmts. 40x94 and a. s; Geo =
100000
owner the Hath ST Construction Co. as
Nassau ut.