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Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
GALES FERRY

NEW LONDON COUNTY
Temperance Day Observed at Meth
odist Sunday SehooI-Mr. and Mrs
Albertus Maynard Entertain Party
of Friends-Many Notes of Passing
Interest.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01

While there is lively work by the
nonninses for town and city clerk
ships and for aldermen, there is little
nominees, all of which indicates that
there win not be d very spirited cleo
ton and that under the new election
ballot there will be more straight vct
ing in the coming city and town cleo
ton than ever. If that be so, there
will be no doubt as TO the result as.
according to the registrars, and they
ought to know, the city has q normal
republican ma jority of at least 400.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01

Lewis E. crandaH, young attor-
ney, is backed by the town committee,
and still younger attorney, Edmund
J. Congdon, is backed by himself and
by workers Of his personal selection.
While still another attorney at law,
Philip z. HanlSey, who has publicly
stated his position on the public utili-
ties question, can be considered as
being more than a receptive candidate.
Then there is still another attorney, q
convert to republieanism. Richard y.
Freeman, who would readily accept the
nomination If there was a strife be-
tween the other three that could not
be tremendously settled.
Effort will be made to have the piu-
rality rule prevail in the caucus that
dominates representatives as WAS the
case in the contest for the nomina ton
of town clerk, but there will be oppo-
sition to any such move. Insistence
viii be made that in order to receive
the nomina ton the candidate must re-
ceive a majority of all votes cast.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01

There is likely to be a lively con-
test over the republican non1n atoms
for representatives to the general as
senlbly, as there are four political hats
and only two political pets. IF the
wishes Of the voters OF New London,
without regard to party. are consider
ed. Louis E. Wilton Will be renop,d
mated without opposition, and the fight
for the second place. 1t is understood
that the town committee and others
prominent in party leadership realize
the Importance of giving Mr.. Wilton a
second term IN the legislature, especial
Iy as he has announced himself as I'M
eauiTocally in favor of the re- election
of Morgan G. Bulkeley to the United
States senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
MECHANICS LIENS.

BROADWAY. 1882 70 14ao, and 43d st; "a to
1876. McNulry Brothers Unc) agt Mary A tlC1.
gerald and Broadway and Forty-thlrn sIr fSo
Building CO. owners. c I. Gray Construction %
contractor S26.595 90
MADISON AVE 227. and Jefferson s. 81
Michael Schnlitr - al aEt Louis ShulsKF %
owner. Jacob SpActor. contractor SL2oo
4s7-H ST. - and 254 West. Charles a Bruins
ar charles A Miller owner, ? Alterte. contrac-
tor, S72 30
AVENUE ST JOHN 1920 TO 1924 Joseph
S-arohin aGt Joseph PlCone, owner ana Coh1IaV-
ter. TinCenzo ElIvC. owner, S549-
I'D ST las 10 14T East. Sanitary FlreQroof1ng
80 ,-,-,s--,,r-fo- 90 az GroeT and John
Doe owners Lalur CO. contractor. SS4 Oh
AUDUBON AVE, cor nth St iooxloo'
Gus I.uckes 1nct azt Heights Town tonstruc-
ton CO. owner and contracter5 Louis Conn con-
tractor. 3. II5-
15sTH ST. 473 West. George z Seaiy sgt sun
Construction Co owner Lock Plumbing ana
Contracting Co tTncD, contractor: SlT3-
BROADWAY = . cor 4Sd 81 1o5x1a4: Thomas
( Moran agt Marv A Fitzgerald owner. = l.
GRAY Construction Co. contractor; $50 %
4aD ST s whole front between Broadway
and 18th ave Sc 2x5l- 3z irreg; ! ? Blanchard
90 az estate Of Charles A Coe. 1+65 Broadway
Co Broadway and Forty-second street Leasing
90. United Chemists and Joseph Flick. les
sees. G L Gray Construction Co. contractor:
Sc 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
OCTOBER &C

OCTOBER &c.
Jeanie de K Robinson 10 George Brewster;
$4,000
Frown-Weiss Realities TO Jennie NJ Beattie' u.
George Brewster 10 Edward 7 Bell SlO.uUU
Title Guarantee and Trust GO 70 A~A"y eFS
Title Insurance and Trust co; k00cO .
John + Sleeves TO Charlotte Rehoock, 81 .,
Charlotte Rehbock TO Caroline Arnessen' SA-
A[ossr Arndstein 10 John Nechtsns 81
Latham Hotel Co TO Gotham bultulhs anu
Construction Coz 81 -
William II Lord 70 Cenia A Lord; 81
Annie /, Kneer to Ferdinand G Kneer 81
William II Lord 20 Cenia Lord: 81 80.
Mary A Duer ct al. eXrS, 10 ANDREWS 1hsNlst
ton Tor Girls Of WiIl0uzhby. Ohio; S1-cOo. 49,.
Tanet L McEicksF 81 a.. trus. To same oo0
Mary A Duer and sno, rTuS TO same s7'o''
Agnes : Taller TO same: 5000
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 New AoIA IL
vesrors Corporation; S35 600
same 10 Julia Coddington; SO. -
Palermo BrCs. 4 corporation 10 haleiIiO oo1i
structiou Co, 500 q,
Margaret FenneIly 70 Bronx Security Co; 81
Title Guarantee and Trust co 10 Frederlck "
Rothschiid. sec Geo. ,,.,,,,.
Bernard LichJensteln 70 FRANCES AltSShNI'
louis 4 steyn t, YorlviIle Bank: 81
Herman Heineman and ano TO hose haf-
mus 81
T.,,5is Fic[vort to Dora Esper. 81
David Rieser Fidelia MittelJ1ans 81 - -,
Frances Altschri 20 Rose Breisdenoachi SOU
Mary A Kenp ct al. trustees to Adelaide D
Edward siiehling to Ernest y NJ BaIiowa;
$ GO. 1900
Joseph Iedogar 20 Kate Ladogsr, 1000
samson Resented u Anna Mulcahy; Sluo-
same 70 Francesca Annigoni: SlG0
Harvey 7 CnderhiIl 70 William II TurTeA 81 a.
trustees So. 600 -
William II Turrel e al trustees 70 Lawyers
Mortgage Co; $4,000. $1,000. -
Empire Mortgage 60 70 : Terry, trustee Ell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
MONIES ROMANCE ENDS
Alaskan Fl Dorado No Longer
Poor Mans Camp"

Seattle. Oct 2s.-The steamer Umatilla
arrived from Nome to-day with 511 pas
sengers and s250e0O in bullion. and was fol-
lowed closely by the steamships Victoria
and Northwestern, each carrying gold and
a heavy passenger list.
The exodus from Nome marks the end OF
the romantic period of the famous gold
camps history In the summer of 1900
seventy Thousand persons were assembled
upon the beach at Nome. and were rich in
gold dust The camp has yielded si0ooo,0@
in gold and is still producing, but the rich
dirt that could be worked by hand has been
washed. and the mining henceforth will be
done by dredges on a large scale
There are nearly twenty-five hundred men
I'm the Innoko and Iditarod districts, and
several hundreds In the diggings north OF
Nome They still are poor mems camps,
but Nome has gone the way of the hlon-
dixie and will transform no more laborers
into miIliouafres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
LIS PENDENS 6.

VAN CORLEAR Place. = s. 58'i.2 = "
n Wicker Place. Al II 1'2 = 70 eentr ,lnT ~
titus luotice q levy. attorneys. Cowan' hetcA-
Um q Marcus.
s7TH ST = 81 It Of ID ave 49SdT; SoT
man : walker. j. JrCs. agt Joseph BeTg is',
- al foreclosure of mtS)s attorneys, Miller
King. Lane & IraIiofd
10Th ST. - East: People Of the state Of Ne~
Yorf- AT Betty GIuck tnouce OF levy. a'''i-
nev clark
9Th AVE. = 2se # Of sta 81 81, 2a3 3, O.
Anna n = BGier agt Cariene a way 81 Al
foreclosure Of mtg. attorneys FORSTER ho'4'-
Ing Klenke.
18TH sr. s. $50 # OF lst ave, a5Ilc COL II.
Rose KaIuius agt Charles Pecora 81 al dore-
closure ~ mtg attoruey, { L Hoffman
LENOX AVE. . e. 67.5 q Of l11th 81. 1876
100. Tfenry II Jackson - al agt Jennie hsuf.
man el al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney y
GREENWICH ST. 7e9: Mutual Life Insurance
o." 81 Ne& York 4gt Fitzhugh SmIih et al
tfa-erI os'ire 81 mtg. ATTORNEY Mchecn
AUDUBON AVE. W $. - e. n lsoth -, ,51
la5. KHickerbocker Trust GO sgt Lorenz F J
Tl.,i-s stone AUeFbach d Cornell
7-.rE4 ST. s. f. go n e Of Courtlandt ave. - *
o-5 laz ir~eg. Charles Marvin ag, Anthony
= Berger II a. foreclosure OF mtgj. attorney,
y T. Davies
18th ST s.. GIG e. Of Madison ave. .1.10
II. gFs ~ y 80 4 Of 10Th ave, 3lx74z25.1x
= :. Eliza Plender agt Hannah ! bepew ci
al lsllende5 1a.tiront. attorney. W Large.
VALENTINE AVE 8. G0g n a ~ ls4th st.
ia6xa50 Tn Bronx. Borough Bank ast Marie J
cary onoti,e 81 leyyl. sttorne'. hatz
,-.-rf4 IT S. 100 = Of Prospect ave. TX
o. T-Frv " Baker - al aEt Nora Realty Co 81
N foreclosure of mtgb, attorney, r n Bruno
SUFFOLK ST. W - u n % Broone st.
..-gr..- Ri,Uarc I.athers. IT, AIT Max Weiss -
- 1.vrarl5ed foreclosure Of mtg, attorneys. r d
J. 7 D'G0rulsn-
-or-gTIANUT AVE. s Ger l5eth 81. PAX
a. 81 foeenlflBe I JaufZen agt Charles Walker
- a. ,fora..i5sure Of ultg,, attorney, r Ran
som.
PROSPECT AVE. s. 1902 II Of Jennings
- agvro4 Teller ave. ~ r s OF looth St
40 Ilvt07 Dr. IrFeg two actions Butler & HeTf-
-T.ar a.. arr caroline Thllg - al taction 10 COM
- ..rf5,-s.-ancet- attorneys, EidlitZ a. Huise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
BETRAYED BY BIG APPETITE
Man Arrested in Maine Was Proved
To Be ESCAPED Lunatic

Brunswick. Me, Oct, ga man Vora-
cious appetite led TO his Identification to-day
when all else failed, even his own memory
As a result, r. g. Day. who escaped from
the Mclean Insane Hospital on September
s. was to-day returned TO that institution
The police on Sunday captured man
who had been living a wild life In the
woods. near here for several weeks. He de-
cIared when arrested that his mind was a
blank and that he could not recall his
name. Addresses and articles found among
his scanty effects failed OF any clew. His
enormous appetite attracted attention. how
ever. and identification followed quickly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
STORAGE NOTICES.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE co, Inc.
stI-2i3 EAST T00TH STREET

New 1oFht UcI0Dfr 20. I3IU.
To Lucy Carter, Mike Cartuschella. Julius
f'oben Ellen Greenfield, II. Hellinger, L. Levine,
George Lindsay w. II Linton c. Johnson, Ed.
Perlman Mary Post. A shaw. and Mary Lor-
dem You and each of you are hereby notified
mar the time for the payment Of our lien upon
The property hereinafter described having expired.
a ftsr due notice thereof had been given you.
Will cause such property, TO Wit. Household goods.
narsona1 effects and merchandise stored ia the
Harlem Storage Warehouse Co Warehouses by
Won or In your name COR IN which you may have
an iuterest) to be sold at public auction according
~ fhe statute in such case made and provided,
~ Nos I'll and 2f3 East Tooth ST. New York
T-,v on Thursday, November 10TH iOt0 at 1890
a IA and II tire sale thereof is not completed
an said date the same viii he continued al the
same place on each AMI every Thursday there
sttrr beginning 1880 d. m. until The sale Is
completed
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE co. une.).
q. T. BARRHTz- Presldent-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

rDcrr0ArEF- AVE. n " cor I65th -; fer s
So f-lJ AM, - s4xI40 ?. sun Construction 60.
i1n 5-r a. owner. t4roneuberE & Leuchta6. 4
west 20 Il. architects, cost. Sl@",oco-
The BRONX.
CRY ,&r AVE . 8 q6O 4 o. Pilot
go for two . sry frame storage bldgs, 2uT4o,
T;e---- L %-z-ins CITY Island. owner; John
Monks * son. - Beaver 81, architects cost
S. zoo
PARK AVE- o = 100 2 4 Wen1over ave:
for 5 ST. brk tenu1t. - oX55ll Louis +.
T<re7sn 1896 Union ave. owner, NaAlInllldl
Zirkes los Park ave, architect. cost, $0o'V"-
1eaTH ST. n cor yestchester ave Tor three
. and stv brk stores and lofts ana anluse
--o~f -zT sizes irTe-. 5uTkam Realty 60 iNoi
p-5-iand sl1 CauldWeu ave PRESIDENT. owner
T-o-r.a n Tarlba $50 Westchester ave. archi-
rlrIs- cost So. coo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

Settlement CO: SIS $50; attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust CO. l76 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY; Feb i. 1910: same to
same. SsSoo' attorney. same as above
SAME PROPERTY: sept Is. 1910: same to
same szuoc' attorney. same as above
lao To- TO AYE 4eIS cor Of 18th st isi1
froperty Security 60. by president: $1,000; at
torney, Abraham Eisenstein. $50 Broadway
Clay AVE. e :, ia # Of 165th ST; 27xso;
June 25 1872; Ernest weingmann to Lathrop
colgate: $500; attorneys, Joline, Larkin q
hSathbcne. 81 William ST
CLINTON AVE. cor Of 175th ST. Is4xl4a.4
sna Marie Lotto; 5000; attorney, Lawyers Title
insurance and Trust co. 100 Broadway.
CLINTON AVE; n = cor Of 10th St le4x
10 Van Dycs Estate by president: s.. 000: ad-
dress. 500 9Th ave.
CLINTON AVE. n cor Of 18th st, ssxeo;
March 81 1910: Miedhopf CONSTRUCTION 90 2.. 10
Carl Fischer: $3s.0O0; attorney. Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co, I6O Broadway
LOTS a. and 81. map property belonging to
; Nov 80 1903: Leonard Well to Jared " Bell;
$500; attorneys. Bowers * Sands. 81 Nassau 81
PYNE AVE. W :. 26a # Of Pelham ave 21S
Rice: $1,000: attorney. Harry overington, 2so4
ST lOoxl0a 8: FEB ?, 1909: Metropolitan and sub
urban Realty Co % Archibald A Skillman; 81
500. address. S34s oIlnville ave,
WHITE PLAINS RID. n " cor Of Elizabeth $,
l00xlo3.6. being lot 10 No =, Olinvine; oct
-. 1893. Irving Construction Co to Charles L
Borck, 81. SEQ; attorney. Douglas MatheNscn. 20
Broadway.
l3STH ST. s. 27.6 r. W OF ST AIMS ave, :Ss5X
JOG; Jan II; 1902: Henry Oehl and oths TO Peter
Cook; $1,000: address. % Broadway
147TH ST, : 80 II Of - Ann ave,
@5xIoo: oct -. 1900: Frederick H Hecht to Otto
c I.Ghrs Toms River. y J certified 20 Male
Ornsteint $1,000. attorney, Lawyers Title IN
surance and Trust Co. 1G0 Broadway.
HATH at, s " 8 $50 II n Of st AIMS ay e,
25xI0o: July Is, 1904 Solomon Ornstein TO Male
OTnstein. $500, attorney, Harry Overlnston
2sO6 30 ave
/ 10TH ST. $ s44 # " Of Clinton ave. 61-5z
20. March 81, 1910; WIedopf Construction 90 %
Carl Fischer; So. 600: attorney Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway
1TsTH ST n s 81 z " Of Hughes ave. 2+x
! 1913: Nov 20 1906: Lyman Axelroad and otLis
/ 10 the Northern Bank Of New York. 81. 6o1; at
/ torneys. Clifford. Hobbs & Beard, - Nassau ST
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

% AVE $50. Christian Jacobs egt Polish Ma
America ct al. July Is. 1910 Ooy bond; $32o-
SAME PROPERTY: Magnesia Cement Co agt
same. July -, 1910 tby bond; solo
WALTON AVE. 2255 10 1853 Bronx Sash and
Door 60 aEt Bedford Park CONSTRUCTION CO ct a ;
APRIL > 1910 cancelled; S113 20
WALTON AVE. 2255 and 225I: L. Roy &
r-rs-f- 90 at same: april I 1910 cancelled;
sass
9TH AVE " g. whole front between $50 anc
2o5 SIS r. r Ross Lumber co aEr CIimbel Bros
81 al. sept 20. 1910. So AZ
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WORK WANTED.
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Male
A MAN. with twenty years office experiences
as cashier. collector. bookheeper and shipping
clerk wants work Gentle Tribune ONCE
FO0I[KEEPEf or assistant. -: German and
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Actress II. H, 30 Angellque st, West Ho-
ROY Is in good mercantile house: high school
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T. wage Henry {. Mahnker. SO East 1slst ST.
ENGINEER. York and Jersey licenses
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I0x -. Tribune Office
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er@aces l. N. 2s2 West .4th 81.
T7I,F,SSAf AI<ER So per day: stylish litter. eco.
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FOR SALE.

Rio; JOHANNESBURG used Office furniture.
desks. typewrtters, cash registers. adding ma
chimes. monographs, Ming caolnets, safes, au-
T,rot ectors bookcases. NATHAN'S- WHITE ST
SALVAGE SALE OF A FULL LINE OF
oF-FTC-E FURNITURE. SLIGHTLY NAIEt
DAMAGED. AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES
SAMI-E, Ell. LAkOW st BROAD ST
BILLIARDS pool ana patent combination
tables. lowest prices. supplies. repairs
bowling alley builders Decker's- 1OS East stn
ST Established 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
ALTERATIONS.

o., ,z-r IS 50g 2 < q 1o7th st. % = 4 sty
- --C-e and Tenr7r- VI Rothbsr'. 1895 = ave.
o-,-a-- / r sheinsrt. 134 Bowery. architect
cost. ss O0e
--po,-- 81 % ard 2s. 20 a 1 stv brk ware
-o-.ee. ? Flarz IS Wall 81, owner and archi-
-,--- cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

tustr Si2QOG. assessments for So, $. 81
liens. OCT IS exchange. address. rs brosHNss-
rssTH ST. 3 I5s It Of Bathgate ave. <NH
a. saul Elmer to clara Elmer tnlts So.A-"f' -
"a. 81: address, 5G4 East 1SSth 81.
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WORK WANTED.
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FARMER. GARDENER COOK, LAUNDRESS
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GARDENER. - Frenchman; long experience
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GARDENER or DAIRYMAN-By married man
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ant.
HOUSEMAN-AU around man; city reference
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR EQUIPAGE. = DEPOT
Quartermaster's Office. 26th Street and
Gray's Ferry Road. philadelphia. October -.
i9IO.-Sealed proposals, in trtpIicate, bject
to the usual conditions, will be received here
until IL o'clock A. NJ. November 10 1910. and
then opened. for furnishing and delivering at
single: IA, 600 Bedstead Casters. 200 Spade
Handles. 1000 Ratchet HeIyes: 90 Guidon
81 sqn5set 70 desired nGS 10 h
The right Is reserved to reject or accept any
or all proposals or any part thereof. Prefer
ence viii be given 10 articles OF domestic
manufacture, conditions OF quality and price
Gncludlng in the price OF foreign productions
or manufactures the duty thereon) being
specifications blanks for proposals and full in
formation will be furnished upon application
20 be Endorsed Proposals for Equpage, 70 be
opened November 10 1910" Major CHAUN-
cEY Il. BAKER. Depot Quartermaster
PROPOSALS.-SALE OF IT, 3 VESSELS
be received at tho Navy Department until
twelve o'clock noon, December 7. 1910. when
OF the Boston. appraised value $4,000. and
the Concord, appraised value $4,000. Forms
OF proposal ana bond. and Information con-
corning the vessels and the terms and condi-
tons OF sale. may be obtained application
TO the Department The vessels may be eE-
amined at the navy yard. Puget sound. Wash
ington. r. F. NICHOLSON, Acting secretary
of the Navy 1O-22-'1O.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FINISHING AND
delivering number plates for motor vehicles
at the Secretary Of States once. Albany.
y. Y. and a portion thereof at the SECRETARY
OF states once. 30 the city OF New York.
viii he received by Samuel 5 Koenlg. Score
November 10th, 1910. at twelve o'clock. noon,
when they will be opened and read publicly.
specifications Tor above number plates VIII De
SAMUEL. : KoENIG.
Secretary OF state.
ApvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
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RECEIVERS NOTICE..

VAN KANNEL. REVOLVING DOOR COM
PANY--In pursuance Of an order % the Cntted
States Circuit Court for the Eastern District OF
New York. made BY HonOrabls Thomas Ives
Chatfied. United States District Judge holding
the Court. bearing date the SIN day o. OCTOBER.
1910. notice Is hereby given 20 all creditors CT
the Van KanneI Revolving Door Company and
an persons holding any open subslSting cen
tracts or erxagsmsnts OF said corporation that
they are required % present Their respective
claims accounts. contracts and demands. auiy
verified % the Undsrsi gued. duly appointed
celVerS % said corporation. AT their phase Or
transactinx business. at the once % Charles A.
Decker No Too Broadway. Borough OF MGnhat-
tan New YORK. City on or before the Ith day OF
November 1910
Dated October t2th. 1910
FREDERICK F. SUTTON.
CHARLES A DEChTR
Receivers Of Van KarneI Revolving Door Ccrr-
panF
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE of A CHATTEL MORTGAGE.
dated Nav 18Th. 1910. Commercial ErnnrolcSryr
Works % Michael SickIick. assigned 70 Lzas-o
Ievinsou & Jacob Hanauer, dctn. business
the Commercial Trades COnlrauy, on June LIN.
1910 7 will sell TO-DAY az a. m los F.
fIth street. Manhattan, COr11nE machines.
Beading machines, Diehle motor, tables, chairs
said mortgage. AI-FRED FREEMAN attorney
for MORTGAGE. MOE FRY. Auctionesr-
NOE FRY. AuctiOneer. VIII sell BY virtue % n
certain cEattsI mortgage. az public venCue. ar
ESQ o clock this forenoon. No. 81 East 13Srh
street Bronx the fixtures and contents OF a 3 D
and 10 cent store. By order % attorney N fzcr
TO- m0rtgugce-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
Rumplne LOAN CONTRACTS.

.,s-T-tg st n g. SO @ n = Of Carpenter ave.
es ---'f1t. central Mortgage Co loans Carmea
Afagalai s. go.
ELLIS AVE. = 8. SO n Of oiastead sse'
- lavlUs Albrecht Kalthon leans MINK S"p-
str4ction 60 Ss.5o0-
ELLIS AVE q SO4.s q E OF OlIastead ave-
2sfsyl0s: same Ioaaz same Si.004
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

N0YOHTTE- CHARLES IN PURSUANCE or
an order OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas. a Surro-
ate Of the County OF New York. notice is hereby
SSi,lsn 10 all persons having claims against
S-taries DonoFue late Of the County OF New
YORK deceased. TO present the same, with vouch-
1-e thereof TO he subscriber, st his place OF
frs nsactiug business at the Office OF Lemuel E.
Gt1igT NO 81 Liberty Street Borough of Man
haitian in the City OF New York on or before
the LIST day of December, 1910
DATED New York. the 9th day of May, 1910
CHARLES W. COLEMAN. Executor
TENTED, e QCIGG, Attorney for Executor. 30
Liberty street, Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
REM EOIES.

THOROUGH PERMANENT CURES in cases
OF BLOOD POISON. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
BLADDER COMPLAINTS an kindred dis
eases relief at once IN dangerous cases, recent
or old: those desiring only first class SCIENTIFIC
Treatment should call. DR. BONSCHCR, the wen
known specialist 50 W. 3sth ST. Hours. 60. TO.