davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-26

see every church in our Associa-
ton do her level best to bring the
Kingdom Of the blessed Christ
nearer. We hope that the 10, 900
churches which gave nothing to
missions last year in some way
may come to see what their duty
is and do it.
Five hundred churches, with a
membership of $4,000, came to
our convention from the North
ern Convention. These are in
southern Illinois. We will tell
something about Baltimore in our
next.
J. M. Fleming,
East Lumberton, May 10, 1910.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-26
Lion E0ndieS A Child.

In Pittsburg savage lion fondled the
hand that child thrust into his cage.
Danger to child is sometimes great
when least re- arded. Often it comes
through colds, Group, and whooping
cough. They STAY thousands that DR..
King 'sNewDiscovery could have saved.
"A few doses cured our babv of very
bad case of Group" writes Mrs. George
B. Davis, of Flat Rock, NC. I'VE al
ways give it to him when he takes cold.
Its a wonderful medicine for babies u
Best for coughs, Colds. LaGrippe, Asth.
ma, Hemorrhages, Weak Lungs. soc
81. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by a.
druggis'.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-26
THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST
CONVENTION, IN BALTL
MORE, MD.
To the Editor of The Robesonian:

To the Editor of The Robesonian:
Let every reader of The Robe
sonian understand in the outset
that our write-up is by no man
ner of means exhaustive. TIE
mere mention of one thing sug-
gests another. And our purpose
in writing at all is that more pee
pie throughout the county may
know something of what was
done. The Robson party was
as follows: Revs. C. H. Durham,
D. P. Bridges, A. A. McClelland,
l. P. and R. A. Hedgpeth, R. l..
Byrd, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Tyner,
and the writer.
The Lyric Theater, whose seat
ing capacity is $500, often failed
TO accommodate the crowds. All
the speeches were of a high Or
Ger and the spirit of every ses>
son was fine.
The next convention will be iir
Jacksonville, Florida, beginning
nay II, 1911, and DR.. C.S. Gard.
mr., of Kentucky, is to preach
tt e sermon.
Our HomeMissionBoard had OF
t. field an entire force Of l, Is:
workers and their reports showed
81, 80 additions to- the churche
under their management. Tn
net receipts to this department
CT our work showed that we CAV
last year 1929, ATS, an increas
over the previous year of $25, 499
or 141 per cent. above the re
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-26

A touch of Rheumatism, or tewing
OF n .uralgia, whatever the trouble is,
III Amberlain's Liniment drives away
t e pain a. once and cures the cor
pl lint quickly. First application gives
re'ief. Sold By j. D. Mcmillan & Son
and The Fo Drug Co.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-26

Packed in regular size packages, and in her.
metically sealed tins, for hot. climates. Sc
The sun., 1910-01-09
building News.

Plans have been filed with Building Su-
perntendsnt Miner Tor a new eight story
apartment mouse 10 be built at Nos $50
and 53s West liIth street from designs
Oy Mulliken 4 etneier Tor the Rty ersile
Drive Niaduct Realty Company II will
have a frontage OT ~ ieet and a depth
of 81 10 feet ana viii cost s22J. .O0O
Plans nave been hlet Tor enlarging the
four story and basement dwelling and stores
at No ~ " esk nirt ninth street the iin-
prov ements being made Tor Emile VI
gOureuN from drawings by Henry heRel-
mann and for reritIing the stores in the fVe
story loft building a. No 32a Canal street.
for Charles \. Cowen 4 Co, from designs
by G A kehoe.
Plans have been filed for making over
the four story tenement at No 5i6 EaSi
FiIty-third street into n manufacturing
loft building with stores on the ground tloor
the change Of occupancy being made from
designs by Robert Y Nelly for Frank Dob
son as owner
The Manhattan plans for new buildings
reporteu vest rday include q two story
coal pocket to be built az the foot OF I07th
street and the East River for Burns Bros
as leSseeS at a cost Of 81 .OoU
Tho Bronx plans for new buildings COM
prise three four story flats to DC built for
The Crotona Const ruction Company OH
Webster aV enue north OF ISith street, at
a cost Of 1850 a tN o story dwelling on
Dudley avenue west OF Gillespie avenue.
10 cost q, ,OOO: a two story dwelling and one
story garage adjoining on Teller avenue
north of iusti street. to coef %. 80, and
three two story dwellings on Plimpton ave-
uuc north OF l7Oth street. to cost siI .?5o
The sun., 1910-01-09
Transit. Ursah and sdburbsp

Tho Mcknight Realty Company has
issued an Interesting leafiet. comparing
the time os travel on the New York sub
way. the Manhattan Elevated and the
Long Island Railroad. which shows that
under present running conditions, usine z
the Thirty fourth street forry. it takes
but twenty eight minutes lby' local train
from Long fsland City to Bay Side q die
tance Of a littie less than eleven miles,
while the Sixth avenue elevated takes
twenty-seveu minutes to run from South
Ferry 70 Fifty-eighsh street, which Is .
xife over i've miles Upon the opening
OF tho Pennsylvania Railroad tunnels In
April. 1910, the trip 20 Bay Side will oon-
sumo only twenty -one Minutes, to Great
Neck twenty -six minutes. 70 cedarhIrst
thirty-two minutes. Whereas By, Man
hattan's quickest transportation limo, the
subway. 4 takee by express train thirty
minutes from South Ferry 20 Ninety
sixth strset and thirty-seven minutes "a
The ioaiiet also contracts the difference
Ia comfort and In hygienic conditions be-
tween the subway and the Long IslAnd
Railroad. stating quite truthfully that on
subway trains during the rush hours only
about one-third OF the passengers ard
able 70 obtain seats, while the Long
Island Railroad provides seats for all
without orowding. .-'
The sun., 1910-01-09

and thAy have advanced facts in bearing
out their argument that are worthy ol
ssrtous consideration. Here are soEne OF
The proposed terminal occupies a new
territory and does not interfere with
encroach upon the nSvisabis waters Of
New York Pay or upon proposed new
cnanpols. II lies directly In the path
OF al outgoing and incoming steamers.
Ihs State OF New York owns most OF the
area under water that would oe required,
ana OF low market value. This means
choapness OF construction, and as result
nominal terminal charges.
Near by are vacant areas Of consider
able sine which are suitable for railroad
yarde and warehouse sites. 1t is ada
cent now 20 the line Of the baltimore
and Ohio Railroad and may. be con-
noctsu by means OF q new line eeven
miles long through the interior OF the
island with. Port Reading and other
the Pennsylvania Railroad system, the
ehIKh Valley, the Jersey Central, the
Reading and the Erie. as well as the Pal
iInore and Ohio IL oilers room Tor
piers $500 feet In length and so could
accommodate the largest vessels ahoat,
Also there Is not space enough TO build
a terminal of this size anywhere else In
New York harbor.
So much foE the advantages OF the
project. Now word or two concerning
Ns possible Disadvantages. The proposed
terminal Is exposed To severe easterly
storms. Il borders a low. swampy shore
that is separated from deep water by
. wide extent Of shadows and. shifting
sandbars. Tho engineers estimate does
not specify as to cost of dredging or the
expense OF erecting warehouses. Neither
docs II 20 into detail as 10 the financial
outlay required to secure the right of
way. 20 build the railroad line across
Staten Island and to establish the termi-
nal yards No mention 10 made of who
10 TO operate the railroad or what terms
are TO be made with connecting lines
These questions. the Staten Island
Chamber Of Commerce maintains, are
capable Of satisfactory settlement before
the barge canal 10 open. Meanwhile
Il is gratifying TO witness the formula
ton OF Q plan for q proposed terminal
that has at least few leading essentials
70 recommend Il for adoption
The sun., 1910-01-09
ErlNlIe lalrs.


FIFTH AVENUE.--Mar Rafalsky, vice =
president Of 3. Osg0od Pell a Co. has
sold for Carrie VI Butler to tho Realty
ASSETS Company No IS Fifth avenue,
northeast corner OF Sixteenth street, a
thirioen story store and loft building
on plot iJSfU 10Y irregular. together
with the adjoining twelve story loft
building At Nos ana East 5ixteent h
street, on lot 5Ox02.
BROADWAY, Mark RaTalsky, vice-pres-
ident Of >. Osgood Ped & Co., has sold for
Carrie VI. Butler TO the Realty Assets
Company the Manhas sset apartment house
an eleven skOry structure occupying the
block front on the west side Of broadwa y
from IOsth to Tooth street. on a plot 3Oi 10
xIOO.
THIRTY. EIGHTH sTREET.-The Fort
Amsterdam Realty Company has sold
No. 20z to ?O8 West Thirty-eighth street,
three four story and basement dwellings
on plot 50x0s.9. The property Is $50 feet
east OF Eighth avenue
HAMILTON TERRACE.---The Duff a
Brown Company has sold for Mary "
Lester No, s2 Hamilton terrace, a three
story and basement dwelling ON lot
l7xiO0. to client for occupancy.
AoUEDUCT AVEN UE. Charles NJ ROsan-
thai has bought the old site of the Ford
ham Hospital, comprising plot Of over
forty lois. with fronta ges Of sl3.3 feet on
Aqueduct avenue, $50 feet on Tee Taw
avenue and 2s3 feet on i0oth street. The
hospital abandoned the site about two
years ago whom its new buildings at
Southern boulevard and CrOtoRa avenue
were completed.
RIVERSIDE DRIyE,-Pease & Gilman
The sun., 1910-01-09

The estimate Of the oeet OF che rleru
and bulkheads ~ made BY Q wen knosvn
consulting engineer; tho estimate Of the
value Of the real estate h the work Of an
expert appraiser. ....-. ...., .
The plan advocated by the Staten
Island Chamber Of Ccmnbsrce is one ol
several presented 70 the Barge Canal
Harbor and Terminal Connissiou rooenkly
by various commercial organ izations,
shipping and trade interests. ThA Staten
lsiand project u noteworthy for the
reason that IL sueneeta q means OF bEing-
ing the canal trAfac directly 20 q combined
berfninal TOR oceangoiag steamshipa and
trunk Hne railroads, where storage ware
houses OF practically unlimited capacity
could be erected.
The Canal Association Of Greater New
York argued before the oopamissicn for
the establishment OF q basin for east
bound trafiie near Spuyten Duyvil. for
two cnsn psers 70 be Iocstse In che vioinity
o. Franklin and Canal ttroats on the
Hudson River. for the retention OF the
present terminal a. the foot of Broad
street and for the acquisition OF new
piers In the East River, in WILLIAMSBURG
and In oowanue Bay.
LoWSu w. faRner. VINO Ia q moving
spirit In the Brooklyn Eastern District
Terminal Company. in which the Have
meyers are interested, suggested placing
the barge canal terminal in Newsown
Creek. Mr.. Palmer adrnitted under ques-
tiontne that he owned large part OF the
property he recommended for purchase.
A delegation OF Brooklyn taxpayers
set forth the adventsgss OF Jamaica Bay.
another delegation favored the utilization
Of Flushing Bay and stili otbers recon-.
msnded Bronx Kills and Pelham Bay. All
the proposed sites. however. except Staten
Island ana possibly jamaica Bay. were
without direct railroad Connection and
90 failed to elirninAts' the lishterage evil,
which the csnal commission alma TO
correct. t...
The advocates OF the Staten Island
terminal are practical business men
The sun., 1910-01-09

bave sold for, Martin D. wylly No. re
ssgSsSs Drive = eve enc ene-half story
American basement dwelling. on lot
23.9xiO0. between Eighty-esvenfh and
kghty-eighth streets. TO a cltolt for
occupancy. The house was built. BY
". w. and r. N. Hall and has been held
NINETY-NINTH STREET Bert @. FAui.
habor Co, have resold for the 8. q
painter Realty and Securities Company
Noe ik9 and iSt West Ninet y-Tinth, ,etreet
ak story fat With stores, on plot asa
700. a.. The purchaser. Mary y. san
ford. gives in part pa ayment No. so WateI
street. three story brick building. on
lot 2sxoS. Pease h -Elliman were asso'
ciated as brokers.
FIFTIETH SrREET.--Taylor Bros. have
sold for Frank W. Larom No, ~ West
Fiftleth street, a four story and baseme enl
dMeliing, on lot sOxlOO.S. Columbia Col
lege leasehold. RI
Is4TH STREET. -Schmeldlcr a Bachrach
have cold the plot. lS0xlO0. on the north
side OF 1slth street 100 feet west OF AM
sterdam avenue.
LAFAYETTE AVENUE Nicholas Leopard
has sold for W. IT. Harding plot Of four
teen lots fronting on Lafayette avenue
between Whittier street and LonRfellow
avenue. The seller took IN part pa yment
the nat with stores at No. 42e East IoSth
street
The sun., 1910-01-09

The North Shore Steamboat Company
I Royal Z. Downing president. has been
h,orporated for the purpose OF operating
steamers between New York. Port Wash
lnStcn and other towns on the north
shore OF Long Island as far east as Oyster
Bay. Pier rights have been secured at
the towns along the north shore At
which the boats will mako stops and at
The foot OF Market street. Manhattan.
= is planned to have the boats In opera.
lion in the near future and 70 run three
tTps daily until April. During the spring
and summer months a daily service will
>@ operated.
Arrangements have also been perfected
Whereby the Montauk Steamboat Com
2Iny, operating from the foot Of Wall
dock on milestone peninsula. tho nrst
sop for its boats. Heretofore the middle
A.rth shore sections OF Queons have been
"i.hOnt direct access by stenmers. The
aysWR problem has been overcome by
- construction OF q new pier 600 feet
J"g extending from the shore line to the
'n,n channel Of tho East r tver.
,dndlng rights AZ the Malbe dock have
%to been given to the new ferry company
r:'ently organized with Edward Nicon as
ID s!dent. The company proposes to
'p"rd's boats between Claeon'S Point. Col
,,te Point and the Whitestone peninsula.
WORK will be begun at CIason'e Point in
l"" wee -. on the filing In OF the necessary
H"d pfcllminary TO the construction Of
d"cks. the ferryboats will DO IN opera
'l'n N"fore 'he opening OF the summer
y lSpn
The sun., 1910-01-09
Suburban DeRls.

Kurz 4 Uren have sold Tor client eight
cores Of land on Mamarouc = avenue be-
ginning at the southerly boundary OF White
Plains and running south I,iso feet with Q
depth of from 200 to 300 feet.
Ernest q. Suffern has bought from viii.
lam a Ssxton his residence on Highland
has more than 500 feet frontage on Aign-
and avenue. MIR; sufern has also bought
a plot OF zoo feet frontage on Park street
opposite the station. 1he latter property
viii he improved with business building
steven B Ayres has sold to James h.
Hayes q plot. Isexi7O. at Pompton turn
Pike and Clarmont avenue, Upper Mont
size.
4. Sharum has sold for the Armor Realty
Company fifteen room dwelling on grounds
iSOxi50 At the southwest corner OF Pierre
pont and StuyNeSant avenues, Rutherford,
N. j, tract OF AIS acres In Centre county,
Pa. was taken In part payment,
Pease 4 Elliman have leased for Mrs.
Helen =. Burr her country plece known As
CheTryvAie in Rockridge. Green wich, Conn.
TO francis ID. Fitz(iibbon OF this city for the
remainder OF the winter and early spring
months.
The sun., 1910-01-09

referee; due on Judgment stoias.t5; subject 10
IeIih street No. sas. south side. 70 feet west Of
Steobins avenue. 2aHT5.e. three story dwelling
y,vlen Walsh vs.: W; p. Case e. al; w. II. hamll-
Judgment 81. 81: subject 70 iaaes. DC, sSOi 81
MiiIett street. No. 6S. west side, t2S feet south
Of Rivlngton street. .Sxl0O. hve story tenement
aud stores; Wilhemina kratsch vs.. Ida Hoffman
et al; Adolph WaAenDaum. attorney, l24 stanton
street; Francis Pace, referee; due on Judgment
s17 3ie 30. subject 70 taxes. &C.. N.i030b
FRIDAY. JANuARTH.
by Joseph y. Day.
I1oth street. Nos. 5Ss 70 sS2, south side. lzs feet
cast OF Broadway, 15KqOii. two i've story hats:
Twenty third Ward Hank W. Rae GLns0erg et al:
due on Judgment ss.Sts.Os; subject 70 iaAes &C.
iIoin street No. Ies south side, i.5 feet west OF
Lexington avenue. sSki0O.li. f,ve story brick fat
q D., attorneys 8. l.. u. Nard. referee: due on
Judgment Tiso.4 ~; subject IN tazes dsc., tI4i-zs
subject to n prior mortgage OF $1,000
Rivington street. No. St0, south slde. 46 feet
rnenl and store, Hugo cohn vs.. 4. T. Pssiernsek
ct al: a. W. GlatzmAyer attorney. A-c. Stable
referee; due ON Judgment A0es.S; subject 10
taxes. &c, t22S.
By Herbert A. Sherman!
E,shIs ,.S nssSTs NO s.S east n% side, side ; rss
and store: David Wcrdsnschiag Va. Meyer levy &c
al; Arnstetn, l.. . p, attorneys NJ n. Beal
referesi due. on Judgment so.sH.'o; subject to
By Samuel MARI
Fifth avenue, a. .sxaeii. SIX story teneniept and
stores: Meyer JArmuoWsky ct al W. Modoc
Rpetein et al; BERNARD Alexander. attorney:
Ralph Holland. refrrres due on rdgnnent Sit
ss.is: subject 90 q iTlos mortgage OF sss.cco.
The sun., 1910-01-09
Leases.

Barnett A Co. have leased for DIR. Burn
ham the three story dwelling at No. 1880
Madison avenue TO Mrs. Moran.
The rutland A. whiting Company have
leased for George Ehret the building at
No. I20 Nassau street 20 Hastings h Miller.
Pease q Gilman report the following
b. p. Ducss. No. 30S Lexington avenue for
the Cohen estate. No. s0l Madison avenue
street Tor stephen W. Clark. No. ii West
Sixteenth street for Edward Spencer.
No. i2e East Thirty-slxth street Tor Mrs.
W. A. Bergh, No. 706 West 'Fifty-seventh
street Tor James X. -Corbiere and the
stable At No, los West Fifty-hrst street for
James ID. Barclay.
The sun., 1910-01-09
>c1lb Bay Lots 20 DC so,d a, Auction.

her public sale Of villa sites 9p pepe.
@ d ~ ros at Sosth ssaf ssy = apHoncsS ms sGcs fcs
I'1r-day. February >. at the Brooklyn
It,, H. 49,. Es!atc Exchange. NS. $50 MoutaE'le
yai"r'- ,;NISO in sile. Z, il within ten
"ii", walk OF the Oakdals statIop and
,'''t south bay and adJoins Idle Hour.
%. extensive property In the oakda le
''Dr that has been offered NJ auction In
. ''' 'r1r- Bryan l.. Kennedy will conduct
The sun., 1910-01-09
TERMINAL PLANS
CANAL
.J,TEN ISLAND WANTS THE
CRAM TRADE.

,rchr,ond Chamber Of Commerce HeDey
40 Bring TranIc From the state
BarEe Canal TO Tldcwatcr naIirOad
4 'rnllnal In Lever New York Nay.
irri- Nixon. chairman of the canal
co,rmittee Of tho Staten Island Chamber
= Commerce, has proposed q plan for
, terminal for the State barge canal that
!. arnmendable because Of it's simplicity
.ri il comprehensiven@ss and because
, . ga,o&ss partially u not entirely
,.,e essential requirements Of an IDEAL
,,.nliual. the bringing together OF trunk
Drnrailroads. ocean going steamship lines
snd his storage warehouses, thus elimi-
pating unnecessary breaking Of bulk.
e,s1v Hghterage and trucking
H. plan in detail calls for a break
xstsr Q $50 feet long extending along
tse cast shore Of Staten Island from
Fn;t Nsdsw orth to a point near Mid.
hai Beach; for thirty piers each 800
feet long and $50 feet wide arranged
in ieo rows, with a channel $500 feet
W,dr IN between; for warehouses along
tha shore front, and for railroad spurs
c1nrectng each pier with a main line
tsqt s 10 run through the gap In the hills
made 10y Fresh Kills. cross Staten
island sound and connect with the
Nsv Jersey terminals OF important rail.
roads
According to Charles Fl. Blair, vice.
resident Of the Staten Island Chamber
o. Smmerce. the total expense OF rss lizins
ra.rroiAct would be. s6.s2tSOo. divided
a. follous:
Cos, ~ thirty piers. e-nsn OF whtch
AZ role cred and the other half without
,frds pee. ~ 500, 600
o. "i ~, acres OF ground in FEE and 7OCc
Sej OF waterfront. e, ......,.-.....- 1ss.cco
Total o.. .tS,e14 500
The sun., 1910-01-09
sales at Malba.

4 4.ot al the intersection Of Malba Drive
.ld Fourth avenue. The. plot 4. directly
T., cCs', o. he Malba dock and extends 10 feet
NIh"l sales TO investors and home seekers
'i' Three lots on the east side OF Fast
q % "Nard north Of Eightsenth b street, two lot.
E'ei Boulevard. = piot on t's north side OF
'hii street vest oi !Ialfs" drive.
. 30 lots on the south side Of cot Jriye
.'' 81 Fourth avenue and plat Ou the
'-.i side OF Fourth avenue north Of the
The sun., 1910-01-09
Long Island,

Company has snld in Rockville Centre 20
Fannie p. Robinson and Charles L. Rcbert
Boettg "a plot s0xIo0 az Foxhurst and
Dawson avenues; 70 Martha Van Wagner, n
plot e0xlOo on Windsor parkway; to George
y. Anderson, plot o0NIOO a. Washln vi on
avenue and Oswald court. and 70 August
Henderson. a plot t0rIO0 on Dawson avenue
=. The same company sold In Floral Park to
street. and At 81, Albans Terrace 10 Pru.
dence N. Carmick,. a plot s0xlO0. corner OF
The sun., 1910-01-09
woOdmerr Transfers.

The Woodmere Realty Company has
tTHrsferIed to various purchasers plots
and dwellings, resold since IL contracted to
buy the property about two months ago,
involving se5 lots and four residences, the
sitce, OF wnicn make sn additional Isl lots.
will be taken up immediately
The sun., 1910-01-09
Annual Mee,ins Of the FIRM AveDoe Asse-
ciatIOU.

The executive committees OF the Fifth
Avenue Associatio will bold IT. annual
January Ii. Prom ali indications this viii
be the most important meeting ip the bis
tory Of the sa4Qoiaticp: such Important
sdeauats IiehtinT OF fiiih svepue and The
elimination Of take .auctlons. nnSightiy
receiye sGrneet confederation. kecoIrneD-
daLions Tor properly sandins the etrees and
further restTtetions on automohlles are
10 be Inada, The dsslrahility Of the uNe of
islss OF safety viii also Be seriously con-
The sun., 1910-01-09
MIsCellAneOus.

Elwood Harlow Is the buyer OF No 3.s
West Eighty-sixth street sold recently
by Catherine Hall through John J. Kav-
shaw & Co. were the brokers in the sale
70 Schneider A Bachrach Of the three story
dwelling at No. I'll West l3sth street.
The sun., 1910-01-09
Long Island Hlectric service soon 20 He
-... Inaugura&esl

Active preparations are being made by
the Long leland Railroad for the be-
ginning OF operations on the electrificn-
1on and double tracking OF the North
Shore division. About February I the
new passenger service through the Penn
sylvania tunnels will be inaugurated over
the electrified portion OF the main line.
On June ffull service will be given'to resi-
dents along this limo and by that time the
North Shore division will be ready for
connection with the third rail system at
Winfield Junction.
. Surveys for the North Shore division
improvements have been completed and
materials have been stored. The work
will include double tracking and electri-
hcation from Winfield Junction to Flush
ing. Malba, milestone and Whitestone
Landing, and from Whitestone Junction
TO Port Washington. Power will be Sup
piled through new suh-station 10 be
erected AZ Win fAld Junction. The esti-
mated cost OF the new work is 81 ,SOO,oO.
The sun., 1910-01-09
Mesi es,ie Re.Idenee 70 De sssd st Auction.

AMONG the properties on the ancilon LET
s.HSetnrs aTs AZ 40. 100 West Seventy fourth
street, which is 70 he scld on Tsesdsy by
Joseph Day q he sasesRss ,p 1IssrScr +,
is beautiful interior fnish, The wooden
Trim Is al OF epeciAily selected n,ahosany,
an open nreplace with great andlrons in
every room There are eleven rooms and
two baths IN the house. The dining room
and bUtfer's pantry has heavy paraus'ts
doorinG
The sun., 1910-01-09
cry Isu,s school site In we.tmorelana

J Que OF the hTBt Of1CIaI Hrts OF Ihs new
Rickert- Finley Realty Company OF a plot
II twenty-one lots in Westmora,n,.
klNing frontage Of 400 feet ON Old Ho,h a
landing road. $50 feet on lafayette pla, :,
and III feet on Cutter avenue. on which
q schoolhouse costing 500 900 will be
is 10 the centre OF one OF the most rapidly
arowing districts on the North Shore
II 10 two blocks from Broadway. and the
same distance from the station at Llttls
Neck; The North Shore Traction Com
pany's trolley line on Broadway will
make the school more cassible than any
other on the North Shore east of Bay Side.
The sun., 1910-01-09
SITUATIONS wANTED-ssALss.

DO YOU NEED SUCH A MANI t'N
M. d." licensed n, y. state inicrne IN ~ v.
ciiy hospitals, surgeon IN u. s. army In S..A kaf.
Cuba. -; now private practice and attending rurs
geon 10 hospital speaks spanish. English. Italian.
French, &C.; practical knowledge Of drauehank
engines, machinery. &C.. experience In ncId work.
Address ID. @. s., Herkimer, n. Y. s.
The sun., 1910-01-09

SUPERINTENDENT OF gsntlemAa's csnnsrs
cnces. T., 600, 1894 broadway. .1E--77l