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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-16

Jus, Try G. B. $. specsl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-16

After spending some time with her
cousins. the Misses HollaD. on Hunt
ington avenue. NJ SIS Josephine Hoi-
man has returned to her home IN
LynchbUrg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-16
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W. Y Kouss-Fuusrsi Director.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-16

Mss Mary Gleason, who has been
visiting her cousins, the Misses
Gleason, on Jefferson avenue. has re-
turned to her home in Washington
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-16

Miss Eva Chandler. on Madison ave
nue.. has as her guest, Miss Eta Her
bert. of Blackstone.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22

The Rogue River Electric comp,ny
has lot the contract with the Grants
Pass Iron Works for "a lamp posts
to supnort the cluster llghts which
viii odou the Grants Pas. sfrccts
whom the paving has heen lone
.ns'cr llehts wifi hc placed M
the four cornors ~ the street lntor-
sections ou witch paving win no
done and also ~ thr allows h,,vesr
the blocks Each pos, win summon,
three frosted elohos Two S..n,h and
one is.inrh c'on. mud .hr posts a-,
arranged that too mor, Globes ror
be added at future time This
with lho paving on1 other impr,ys.
menb which are f, be- made vpl
make 'ho Grants Pass streets tbr
hondsomcsi IN Oregon
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22
Evils of Special Request Envelopes.

The postoffice department is with
out doubt the worst manager busl-
ness OF our government, and this is
brought about by the evils which
have crept into this branch OF the
public service, There has for many
out doubt the worst managed busi-
deficit until at last the country has
been aroused to the methods of bad
management One of the unbusi-
nesslike evils which illustrates how
deficits are made is in the depart
ment where free printing of special
request envelopes IS done. The up-
fair methods in vogue are even
worse in their effect locally than the
general business of the mail order
houses and represent this bad pol
Icy In the extreme.
This business is far reaching. as
the postoffice has an agency in
every town to look after the
securing Of the orders. The
printing is done for less than cos,
and the mails are overburdened with
tho free delivery To make up thl,
loss some ill-adylsed people propose
to Increase the rate OF postage nm
newspapers and magazines. This
must of necessity increase the sub.
scription rate on these publlca. ~, 10
to be paid by the subscribers so as
to neIp out the loss incurred by doing
printing In opposition to lob - p.int.
ers OF the country generally. 10 par-
TALLY remedy this evil an amend.
ment has been inserted in the most.
office appropriation bin prohibiting
the free printing Of Special request
envelopes This has passed the house
ana is now before the senate com.
mlttee This amendment ls not suf.
ucient as It will only operate during
the life Of this act, which is one year
The Tou Velle and Nelson bills
which are now before the senate and
house are permanent enactments and
VIII put a stop to this unfair prac. |
tee Of doing printing for a certain
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22

The newly organized Josephine
County bank on last Friday night
elected their board Of directors and
Officers. Those selected are: Dlrec.
tors DR. S. Loughridge, T. r. Corn
ELL Sam II. Baker, Marcus Robbins.
g. H. Garner, J. L. Calvert 7 O.
Riggs. President, S. Loughrldre.
yice-president, T, b. Cornell: cashier.
Sam H. Baker.
Office fixtures, furniture and sup.
piles have been ordered and the pre-
liminary steps taken toward securing
one OF the modern safes. and as soon
as these goods can be secured. which
will probably be somewhere between
60 and 30 days, the bank will be in
residence to commence operations at
the corner Of Sixth and Front streets
Mr Sabin has not yet decided where
ne Will remove his drug business. but
he has several places in view.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22
Money Raised for Worthy Cause.

For a few days past effort has
been made to secure subscriptions to
a fund for the purpose of assisting
Thos. L. Robertson in taking treat
ment at Hot Springs for rheumatism
from which disease he has been
sufferer for months past The move
ment was started by one of the Orien-
tai palmists who are in the city for
few days and who took notice OF
the case At first funds did not
come in, but later the people opened
their hearts and pocket books aud
now a fund of over 500 has been
subscribed, thus assuring the treat
ment, which, It is believed, will
cure Mr.. Robertson. II is certainly
a worthy case and the movement Is
commendable.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22
Spray for Codling Moths Now.

Spray now for codling moth.
Those who have not yet sprayed with
arsenate OF lead must do so at once
II they are to save their fruit from
the ravages OF this pest. Use 2b
pounds of lead to so gallons OF water
Weigh the lead carefully so as to get
the proper strength Do not depend
on your neighbors spray pump, but
get one OF your own; they are not
expensive and you will find It much
more satisfactory, Go over the trees
quickly and thoroughly with a good
force. Spray downward with Wes-
ton nozzle so as TO I'LL the cup OF
the calyx with the poison. find in
most orchards the calyx is closing,
and those who have not yet sprayed
viii be very apt to lose from this
course, as that Is where the worm en-
ters the fruit as soon as II matches
and the moths are now very active.
Just go out into your orchard ana
you will see plenty OF them. Con-
cerning the blight, am pleased to
be able to say that by the careful
and never ceasIng watchfuness OF
last year, we are, with the exception
of a few places, practically free from
this terror OF all orchardlsts In this
part OF the valley. find that
growers are eager to do all they can
to better their condition, as rule.
and lose no opportunity TO inform
themselves concerning pests, And
this Is as II should be II we are to
make this one OF the best fruit sec
tions OF the west We have the elm
ate and the soil, and whether we do.
or do not meet with success in fruit
growing depends chiefly upon our
own exertlons, SO spray and spray
NOW. J. + puRKp
County Fruit Inspector
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22
Sunday School Rally.

DR.. Franklin McElfresh, of Chic
ago, superintendent of teacher
training for the International Sunday
School association, Is to be In this
city on next Sunday, the oath, on his
way to the Oregon State Sunday
School convention, All the churches
OF Grants Pass will unite in two
services to be held afternoon and
evening at the Newman NJ e.
church, at which DR.. McElfresh will
speak. This is an opportunity to
hear one OF the best speakers in his
line In the country. Afternoon
service at 3; evening, s o'clock.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22
COMING EVENTS.

April 27-2S, Wednesday and Thurs.
day-Joseph Cohn at Baptist
church.
May 2, Monday-Regular meeting Of
the Ladies Auxiliary at club
rooms in the afternoon.
May $40, Monday and Tuesd y
Commercial Club minstrels, local
talent.
May Is, Saturday afternoon-Recep-
ton given by auxiliary in club
rooms to all new comers.
June 2-3, Thursday and Friday
Grants Pass rose carnival.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22

Complaint has been made by mum.
orons people living in the northwest
section Of the city about the stealing
OF flowers. tn most cases by boys.
on' TN some cases by girls Not only
do they take the blossoms but oyon
pulling mp the plants by the roots.
Some hyacinths were taken. bulns
and all While the love OF flower,
and the desire to possess them Is
commondable, yet the attcmp, 70
orciNly possess the other fellow 4
flowers o'timcs leads to trouble.
Boys plant somo flowers OF yopr
own and you will develop a rcspoct
for the blossoms which witt prevent
YOU from desiring to steal
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22
First baptist Church. Sun. Anrn ~

The hour OF morning worship Is
1880 The pastor will preach ON
che text Remember now they Gre
aior In the days OF thy youth" The
session OF the bible school is at
HAS under the leadership OF r. X.
Hackett Miss blanche Crane win
lead the Young Peoples meeting AT
2 y. m, Il viii be a conquest service.
AZ 4 o'clock the message will bc ON
the toric Thunder or an Angel"
Mr II G Marshall will sing 4
special Invitation is extended to
strangers, a welcome for an.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22

The hour OF morning worship each
Lords Day is 1890 The first part
of the hour Is spent In plhlc study.
followed by tho Lords supper and
address by the minister. theme. "rhc
Great Invitation The Eudcayor
p1Nor meeting couycncs az 700 n.
m. tonic, Christ Winning the
World There will be- NO evening
services, but we will attend the union
meeting at the NJ Il church address.
"a by DR. McElfresh Of Chicago, In
tornatlonol teacher training supcrlu-
tondcnt
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22

class for less than cost me post
office department under good busi-
ness management can be made to
pay its own way and 1t is the duty of
congress to take from 1t the burden
of free printing of special request
envelopes. Write our member OF
congress and our senator's to help in
this matter so as to insure the pass
age of the Tou velle and Nelson
bills
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22
Claus schmidfs New Rnildinu

Claus Schmidt is tearing down his
old building on the southwest corn
er OF Sixth and I streets preparatory
to starting his new business block.
which is to be reinforced concrete.
two story, with steel and glass front
The front will be the same as the
Rogue River Courier building and
viii be one Of the finest in the city
The structure will be credit to
Grants Pass and It will set the pace
for future business blocks, quite a
number of which will be put up this
season.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22
Klamath Paper Has Libel Suit.

o. Johnson, president and &. y.
Vending, vice-president Of the
Klamath Development company, have
each sued klamath Chronicle for
and the development co..
pany is suing for 100000 for libel
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22

Mrs, w NJ Hair entertained her
Sunday school class at her home ON
Tuesday evening, There were about
of tde young people present and
the time was mewily spent with
games and music mp to late hour.
when the hostess served her guests
with delicious refreshments and after
the merry-making had continued for
some time longer all departed for
home, well satisfied with the even.
ing's entertainment
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22

A "sidetracked" surprise party.
but one which proved very enjoyable
nevertheless, occurred at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Mccarthy on
Wednesday evening. The party was
formed with the intention OF surpris-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roper. but on
proceeding to their home they learn
ed of the wedding party at that place.
so Mr.. and Mrs, Mccarthy invited
them to their home, where they at
once proceeded and spent the even
ing with games, music and a rare
good time was the result. Refresh
ments OF Ice cream and cake were
served, after which the guests de-
parted. those present were. Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Mccarthy. Mrs, NJ. r..
Shattuck, Mrs. G. u. Smith. Mrs
Mae SImous, Mr. and Mrs. r.. H.
Davis, Miss Vernie Champlaln. Mr
and Mrs, CousIno, Mrs. Lille Lewis
and Mr. and Mrs Arthur Fryer
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22

The Insurance laws are published
ON the front page of the inside Of
your policy for all fire insurance
companies In Oregon. Read them.
Sce II. H. Hendricks corner 9Th and
q, Tor mutual or standard fire in
Sunncc. He Is long in the business
aud may save YOU money. l-22-tf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22

t'arn how to Use Cbl.Namel Lady
expert direct from Chi.Namel factory
"il givc demonstrations at our store
Nprl 20, 26 aud 81 Rogue River
Hardware Co.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22

Hugh DeArmond and sister, Miss
LOttie, entertained a number of
friends at the pleasant country home
about six miles west OF Grants Pass
on Tuesday evening. The event was
made all the more pleasant for the
young people taking part on account
Of the moonlight drive to the De-
Almond home, which, In connection
with the hearty reception on arrival,
and the charming entertainment
which made the hours pass merrily
away, will cause this social event 70
be long remembered by those pres
ent. Games, music and refresh
ments were features of the evening,
which were heartily INDUCED in and
II was late hour before the guests
departed for home. Those present
were; Mrs w. V. DeArmond, Misses
Effie and DeEtte Tetherow, Fannie
Jewell, Anna May Thomas, Maud
Reynolds, Dora Sutton, Lottie De-
Almond: Messrs. Lester Coburn.
Royal Whitmore, Douglas Wood.
Russell Wood, Edward Thomas, Guy
Reynolds, Chas Wharf, Harry Orr.
William Wallace, David and Hugh
DeArmond.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22

You will miss treat II you 40
not attend the Penny Supper" at
Halls hall on next Wednesday even
ing, from $40 to s D. m.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22

Mrs. j. ID. Fry entertained the
members of the Ladies' Home Mis-
sionary society Of the NJ. Il. church,
South, on last Friday afternoon.
There We're about 25 ladies present.
The affair was an exceptionally en-
joyable one In the social line. Re-
freshments were served by the
hostess, after which the ladies de-
parted for home.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22
++++ - y y y \ y
SOCIAL EVENTS y

A surprise party in every sense OF
the term was given Tuesday evening
on H. NJ. Staudinger at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Fitzgerald on A
street. There were forty ladies and
gentlemen present, and there was one
continuous lively entertainment
In every game Mr. Staudlnger
was the victim" and his well
known good nature was seemingly
imposed upon, but he proved himself
fully capable OF taking care Of every
situation. Refreshments were served,
and after a solo by A. r. Mclean
the gathering dispersed. Mr. Stau-
dinger leaves for his home in Port
land shortly, where he will erect a
model residence. He affirms he will
return to Grants Pass as soon as
business permits, as this is the real
abode Of the genial and good hearted
people Of this earth.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-22

The Episcopal young people gave
another one Of their charming little
dancing parties on last Friday even
ing There were about Is couples
present and the time was pleasantly
spent with dancing, and the splendid
music furnished by the Applehoff
orchestra made the evening a most
pleasant social event.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09
You Cannot
Go Wrong

buying property in the Hunts Point Section OF
the Bronx.
The value is right there
You won't feel convinced unless you for your
self the excellent surroundings the accessibility and
all the improvements already there and the many
transit facilities to be added.
To reach the property take Bronx Subway to Simp.
son Street, or Westchester Avenue trolley to 1o3d
Street, or Southern Boulevard trolley to Hunts
Point Avenue.
If you wish your capital to double triple be one
of the bidders at Terrace Garden next Tuesday
night October 18th, at $50 p. NJ, at the Auction
Sale of 2o7 Bronx Lots located on Hunts Point
Avenue and adjoining streets, and make a real in-
vestment where returns and profits are greatest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09
Building News.

Ired.ri,A A., Iob.l 90 7r,rtf.,, ,,,, a..
John y Olson ousiTurttpu ioup,u, ~
hled plans tor q Z" elNr story fret,ro,f -f,r.,
and hEhi manufacturing building on 49,.
north stdr ol Twenty -nIth street 7ri t..,
vest ~ SiNfh ~ Emu" ~. hutidtrg a, Itt
have q frontage Of - feet aud IA d.r,l II,
- i~"t and ili cost srga .uu
Iown-~nd. Sfeful" 4 Haskell sr,et,s,,-
have nled plans IHr building 10 Two to,
brick oni'e. -iCre and automohiI. r.r,,c
81 IN" north sd" Of torty-nirth -irs.-,
~ ir~i west ~ BTuaiWaN for .I,rr.- a.
Knight ~ q cost 81 - ~
III kurt-sl and pt,trich Wortp,,,,
trchtt@'t-. have nl"d plans tor butl.iir,, .
we've rpTN NreI roof loft binding an ~
-"uih I'D" ni lhirtN-riNth street ~. ? f..,
frv NJ NlHmHTOneCk y AZ , 60,
tlCn uH III" building will hpV, "A f,cr,, ~.
0f tHin feet and depth of - fe.' VIZ
~ymmetield \ ~tsr Sler aTrhti.,fs b,,,
Mel plans Tor b'ildIng u ~ -tor- -.
Mont ho"~" on III" south -tds 81 iis,t d .f,.,
80 feet 49," II broadway. WIN a fT,rt,,...
- l'i Irr' urd depth ~ - u fc.f for 49,.
knut', R"'ltv 'urpsu' ai "A ,rs, 81
So ISL ''
i"ui- a. St~Intrr architect b.- .u.,
plnr- tor making over th. tour -fIr, b,,
iNeiinE N the north I'D. Of Ftff..-I,,t.
street o '~e' est ~ Niuth a,suus trt., b.
Of s5OOO w ~ -'
Guy LoWeli. ,hit-,r. m. slsg ,,,,.,.-
WahinF over the i've story brt,L 10, .a,,,,.,,,
hoh@~ On the eisi side - ptrt acme -
iee' south " StN'v-foutth street I'M, !,
priNa'e dUclling Tor MARY : p.tte,
owner. at cost Of fs.OO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09

psr, Alter, FLacA. attorney William Klein
't.d tree, No 50 south sLir y. fee, vest Ioi
Morris avenue. siNlrn. one story stable !
Dean s'torL,y ~ T kellehcr. rrferss. due ou
Judgment s. Hlipn subject 10 taNss. Sc $500.
Il Herr~rf \ Sherman
IIHsv sNeuIc. northwest corner Of is-d streei
- -N'0N 9H-g 7''oo a'so
lsur' avenue west side IN feet north %
.rg.' COMPANY Sc tr~ Charles Kenistnn Realty
"uuanH 90 a. u VI hcll!nger. u attorney
,gng"r r,frrer due on Judgment. -
lail'y avenue ives side iOg 3Ii4s - Harlem
River ierr1r" IpfNiipg vacant same ~
sam" Amr s''orne} same referee tue on 'udg
nrhl " . subject 20 ave- &C o. a., a.
Hy samuel Go,csicser
Forty righ'H street 30 - sN4fl side "a
's"' "~s' %. N"nond avenue 'ssIi'o S. three
story dazzling q de = Ii~'t - 81 - Anton
its>-uu>>eu IT ri samuel Ri,sr ~ Ai'orps,
rhunln. re'rrr- duo On Judgment So.
~ = subject Co iskr~. a. Es- -
~ T-rrace Garden aisI0P NJ
Hy Joseph = bay
Two hundred and rins'y seven lots IN N.
- MS Point section % The HronH voluntary Sae
IHrESu'I orroBFEl "a
py H-her' \ sherman
,sdAr avenue norm .d- - . fe-' east ~
0 i'm street -SNip " a. Wood - ~ executors
- irving Realty Courusuy - a. ) Lane
Judgment SiI- Sc subject 10 rsS-s A. $3.50
FFIr,T ",toHFU -
IF fp,snl = Dab
~.Nf' .s,snth street Nos - sni az north
.irs ,ia 'ret w~-' ~ Amsterdam venue sn1lnU
II .tpr' tenement and stores cells Michael
: Randall referee dus on 'udrmen' s.
- - subject tn taN~~ sc II-s = subject
20 PRIOR mortgage ~ 81 "''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09
hIirnaMnn IIIll. I:.iair.

Tho kl'rhANau rms estate ~ rafnu
on the hudson. q tI.'' ~ about uu- hun
d-ei acres Formerly 81 par' of ~. Old Van
iurti andt Manor. which "a- bon shf flrp.
rears aCo ~ Ralph " aldo ItuN ~" atlfl...
- now hetug di' tdnd amt -pid "a rfpf .
- from tive 10 '"u a'Tv- each ll" Bisl
IT, 20 krrIi % a. natural ant ~ uear .ulntrr
a. os-Ihln H. elevation ranvs. from
80 10 80 iesf aboN" the rINer. ant lFatrt.
rally s'erN 81" commands an uuIrf"r.
rIptet 'Iew IF between tvsuf1-HNr and
thirty miles, from the upI.r end pt Ila,. 81
straw Ray. where ~" Nud-Un rra,he-
- v tde-' part. some four mtIe- A. Gar
south a. SpUvfeu bNEsN n o,erloa. =
many IL tho estate thai lie 10 aud around
~carhoro. BriarrlN Manor philtups Manor
NrdSlev, iarrvtov O.. Ir,inctou and Tn.au
iIrp Hills \ PARTON ot " De- uu ~" old
albany post road
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09
BJILDING ~ THE BRONN
The Construction Of Two Family Houses
Fell On During the summer.

The estimated cost % the new con
siructions for which plans were filed with
The Bronx building bureau in the Las,
three months shows a falling on Of nearly
per cent. compared with the same
period Of 1919
The total for the quarter il s.. s7o sI5.
as against sees. 725 "a year ago The
number 81 operations - also behind last
years record This year $40 plans were
filed. as against 5i7 IN 1919 Tn" d.Acrea-..
- mainly in one and two family dwellings
Tenement consi riIctio increased by
ti?5.S0o This year III new tenement :
were planned. At cost 81 q. sss. 500 The
number last year was is7, cost ing IS 3i7. o.
5o
Once and fact orv construction also in
creased this summer over last year Plans
calling for twenty-nine new biildinRA nj
a cost 81 over tSOO an were fled. as aRaIn.f
eight new buildings costing sISO .OOO in
Ip0s
In every other class Of Cunst riIction the
quarter - behind the corresponding
month"; Of 1879 Last year. however, was
n record year for The Bronx
9rAHrIHtf EEPopr ~ NEu HrrptSa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09
urTION tNNOI NCEUFNT>
Hunts PoIn, Lots to ne sold rhIs Week \
nig Tract nj Mrmnsirah NIsn IN the IIsI.

Joseph T. pay Will -"Il ,p7 .o'- on Hunts
POINT avenue and .h" ad coming streets 81
tuesday night a. T"rr,'" Garden. begin
ming At $50 Nu,n u''r"~' j. being taken
10 tho sale a. lluuf- Point 100 .h" lat 'No
rsar- las Increased cons .d"rpH'F.
complete h"urlv' e...rs every detail
Regarding ih. properties acquired hy M.
,iiv of N'W orb acting through the Pun
%. SsrVt'H tpf0Wl--|uu '"f ~" fIf-' VS.
'rt't and giving TO-. rII' iuH AMI diagram
-howtug ra-"W-ut- vi. uIW"h- ."It- "l ~"
uar,'l- ro h" ''rr'L Hf uuNN' auction Pc.
Joseph T. bHf 'u N"Hu e.. '"'"N"' D.. ~
'utsmf ~~.nu. tui '- p" Dc. -''' o.. ION
aspiration 20 any one .r'"r'~'"i 10 il"
prrha-e of these 'lI.a'." r-or'..'- 81
OF m" parcels ar" conner
INo' important ~..r- one. factory %
properly on ~" W"-' sd. silI H" held hy
fac tory proper Will D." -".i Tor ih" li"' a"r-
Jon"--JSvsll Milling apm Il,.i,. y -, - a.
81 reeis aud has = frpn'sg" - - fest On
Broome street AMI 10 i"'' on l"Nl- -'reet
business urop.r'v - 80 ID" northwest cor
u"r "f Eighth aNrHI" amt Thirty ninth
= rect
K.nuel, viii -Jl for fh" "-fa'" ui iHiph J.
Auuerfuu fWeIE" IfHh' iI"'-. '..N"h ~
aht.h ~. on the t.-r ..i" of lr.rd avenue
north 81 isIsr street. mo- remaining plot
uaIug on ne ra-' side 90 IrH' uEa'" t'"ul@
-uufl Ui .rsd street .i.-H Poop -" estate 'I
VILLAIN u Eugl"r 90 ''r''' story hN'Ii.hf
ON M. northeast tururE ,i lexington ave.
nue. and y .u.fN .'u.Tf. -'...t.f aHJ No
Ia-- IlIrtIsfb -'gH"f. % f'r"" -fuI. ana
ua -..n..ut UtuldIug "tI'u '- now u-'si i'f
-'ur.- and offices
Nr Kennel, 1901 -..l 30 auction ou Mon
dtN. b,'or"r 80. fI" ,.au'rF estate q ~"
"A .',a.-un family 90 U,u.U-'"at !
consisting OF % u"f o. no. and Nrli acres
together with % I|rE- uns..Iny Huu OF.
truldIug- ~.ut" me completion '' %"
prun~yl ANA station amt DO" operation -.
f.. Is,f-ig trains %, seventh lEsuIr ff'r" has
Hs.u q dsUar1 'ur property Iu 'Ils -''r' ."u
and The Uut,fr-nu 's-u'" I- ON" ui 20" lev
remaining fr4r'- that has Irf Nr"a tN' 10
INTO building pInf- lI" property has over
half q mile frpn'ag" on N-Up-t'ad avenue
D.. nd - hu' a short l'-fHU," IrUfs Tie |''uiH.
stead station on ~. main .u. aUr ult
49, feet from ~" lulfuH street trolley N hI'"
runs 80 Hrppk Ivu aut N-H ura
ON 'la same daN NJ h.rn.'Iy will soil
'u rufy improved l.Ilu.ug plots "a mo town
uf H.mpsisad lo'sf.i ON Hudson place
and Monroe p.a'" near rdukitu a'"na"