davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

Lets all go see J. Sam's big boost CTS vaudeville opening tonight, New Airdome.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

All members Knights of Pythias are requested to meet in K. of r. hall at 2 3o this afternoon to attend funeral "f Bro. J. A. Johnson.
 w. NJ. FICKAS.
 Chancellor Commander.
 bd
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

Ten hundred seats ten cents New Airdomc opening tonight.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12
A Slight Cold,
 A Hacking Cough

Thcn pneumonia, grippe or consumption That is what happens if you do not doctor the cold or cough as soon as you
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12
CURSE OF DRINK.

Is there a greater enemy tu the business. social and religious world than intemperance? Employers do not want men that are addicted to the drink habit. They are not to be re- lied upon. Drunkenness is n disease and must be treated as such. VITA TONNE is a harmless remedy that cures the drink habit and removes the craving for intOxicants. IL can be giv- en to unwilling patients without their knowledge, in coffee or food. The re- suits are unfailing. Many thousands of grateful women will be glad to know that there is a remedy which will restore their loved ones to lives of sobriety uSefulness and respect. Complete treatment. E.. Sent by mail. secure from observation. to any ad- dress. Sample and literature mailed free upon request
 GEO. A. ROOT, PHI. G.,
 Root Building. san Francisco, Cal.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

Everybody will be at the New Air dome opening tonight.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

Seed potatoes s100 per sack. 25c cash for eggs. Crump Hay X Grain Company. bm
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

Dr. Emmon's optical parlors. 3Gs North Fourth avenue.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12
LITTLE GIRL DRESSES.

Eat ,em up Jake. New Airdome.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

weakening, wasting and rundown 'cou- ditions of the body, brain and muscle. giving the system power to throw off and resist coughs. colds. grippe. catarrh, bronchitis, asthma and lung troubles; 1t js a wonderful remedy in the prevention and cure of consumption. pneumonia, malaria, low levers. and all weakening and wasting conditions, if taken as di- Tccted. It is recognized as family medicine everywhere. It is invaluable for overworked men. delicate women and sickly children, and is a promoter of health and longevity.
 All druggists. grocers and dealers. or direct Sl0o large bottle. Refuse sub stitutcs and limitations; they are injuri ous. Send for medical booklet, con tsiring testimonials and rare common sensc rules for health, and doctors ad- vice. both sent free.
 The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.,, Rochester, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

inc worlds great est medicine, Is prescribed by doc tors everywhere. IL Is an absolutely pure, gentle and Jnylgoratlng Stlmu- iaut and tonic. It OV rCO m c $ all
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

GEO. A. ROOT, PHI. G., Root Building, San Francisco. Cal.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.,, Rochester, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-12
BRONX LEADS IN BUILDING


OHcdal reports from forrv-seveu rftfa.
scattered throughout the United States "a
reported oy The American Contractor.
Ne" YORK, show decrease in building
OPERATORS IN the aggregate. OF 3 Der cent
Tor November Bio as compared with No
vember. 1909. Twenty-sfx cities shovy. a loss
OF from to 81 per cent. others show a gain
or nom 1 TO 173 per cent. The largest gain
IS reported from the Bronx section Of New
York City. which shows an Increase or
nearly 100000 over November. 1852 Gains
or more than - per cent were made in At
lanta. So per cent; Cincinnati, -. CIeveIand.
- Columbus, 50, Indianapolis. IS; Kansas
Clty, a; Los Angeles. 10: New Orleans, -:
The Bronx. Isl: Oakland. 81: PIrtsburs s..
Portland. Ore. g. and Toledo. IT, Tbs
particulars are found IN the following
table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-12
BRICklAYERS WANT RAISE
New Demands Likely to Start
Another Series of Strikes.

The reorganized brickIayers' unions of
the Greater New York. whose number vas
recently cut down by the international off,
GERS from thirteen to seven. have notified
President Frank Z Conover Of the Mason
Builders Association that the unions ar
hitratiou board IS ready to negotiate with
the employers over a new agreement as u
wage and working conditions The existing
agreement expires at the end Of this monte
For the last two years the brlCklaEer5
have been paid 20 cents an hour. with
double wages for overtime and Sunday and
holiday work the highest rate ever paid in
this country TO bricklayers- II has been
decided TO demand g cents an hour for r.
new wage scale. which affects about W''H
brickIayers-
After a series OF strikes and lockout Last
fall. the International officers OF the BRICK
LAYERS obtained full control % rhs local
unions by reOrganizing them In case, "a
&c expected. the international officers Dc
r7,and 10 be parties 10 the trade agreement
which has always been between the local
unions only and the Mason Builders ASso-
citation. il fs said the strikes and LOCKOUT
NAV start again Mr.. ConoveT said, last
evening:
.T-nder 70 circumstances VIII the ma
builders agree 10 the international unloH
hatng Darties 10 this agreement-
what NAV. that is our attitude
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-12

sosue. with Its scanty allowance OF ma
sarisl. and that little of two or three diff
zcreut kinds. seems 70 be beyond the pow
ers even Of genius unless, perchance- me
seu dress we're 10 be something Of the
Kind designated bv Bernard Shaw IS 'ra-
sionaL"
Rv exercising careful thought II - pos
tfhIe however even IN this dag of many
hangers. for the woman 70 whom i IS M
rortaut that her gowns should possess
taracirv for long service as well IS modlsh-
tesg 70 avoid Improbable purchases II
sc must have new frecks let heT avoid
ED the extreme STYLES Of the season not
rrly because they cannot long retain any
measure OF favor they NAV have been able
e. z-in from the really fashionable but also
seoa use these STYLES are just the ones that
--seld themselves least readily 10 any at
ferupts At renodelline. Every one must
sznow that the conspicuously narrow skirt
tarnot long be considered u1odish- and the
tendency 10 cut up the material Of the
E=R1s p-orn nou, particularly in q h0rf-
zontal direction. viii make i Impossible
for them 70 conceal their antiquity when
shev once 20 out Of fashion The skirt that
las 1Inbroken vertical lines and Is neither
rcr many seasons without being noticea BIZ
ru5 Of date and such a skirt can be found
lr ore Will but perserere in the search. Il
--ilI SURPRISE MANY 70 learn just how wide
r skirt may be made al the bottom, i the
tut IS right and TIE material not too heavy,
without 2 sacrifice Of chic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-12

Bates. John A Roberts. Gage & Co-sr-
In the Fancher Building. No IS Warren
street, Offices 80 Gsarrit G. Lansing. Rich
ard D. Jackson. jr. In the Seymour Buni.i-
ing. No. sos Fifth avenue. Offices 70 Nathan
Stone. Auguste Neumann. IN the Terminal
Building. No f40 Seventh avenue store
to Herman Levy offices TO William IT.
heane and r. W. Stoddard- In the xrzus
Building, No. II West ed street. an affirs
TO William Sahlberg- In the Bristol BuiIs-
ins No 80 Fifth avenue. offices 90 Shoe
maker. Bates & Co. Mrs. Virginia r. Car
fon- At No. 20 Cherry street. a store .,
Paul ZeitIin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-12
BROADWAY STORE LEASED
Railway and Steamship Companies
Rent Big Space for Long Term.

TbA Cross & Brown Company nave cio5eo
various leases involving the entire store IN
the Centurian Building, Nos 1ls2 anu 1Lss
proadxvsv. TO several railway and steamship
cornanies now located IN lower Broadway
The store. instead of being rented to one
tAnant as a whole, viii be suD-diV1ded anu
has been rented for a. long term or years
to the Chicago. Burlington 4 quincy
railroad Company. Great Northern Rail
80 C,onnauv. Great Northern Steamship
r-ompsnv- Northern Steamship Company.
Ninuon Yusen Kaisha Company, Colorado
cortber, Railroad Company. Colorado Mid
land Railroad Company and the seaboaro
Air Line Company.
The passenger department or ali or thes7
lines has been located down town foT a
Number OF years past, but they now real
-. that with the growing Importance Of
the section from ed TO 42d streets as a
+rausnortatiou centre. they can IN the III
+,ra better serve the public uptown than
in their present location
paasa & Gilman have leased No s. East
s-+h street for E F. Darrell, No Go Lex
irrton avenue for the Cohen estate 70
Harold Goodwin, No. 126 East 36th street
r,r Mrs Henry b. Bergh 10 z. c Della
ssId No. As West list street for Mrs j
II pobsrr to Charles A Lummls NO. III
ptverside Drive for Mrs. H. 5. White 20
" {. Stanley. No. 1is West sd street
for Otto Palm 70 Mrs. Clarence Beeoe and
No COS west 18th street for Mrs NJ y
BayIis.
walter J. Salmon has leased in the
,rboroughfare Building. No. i5U Broadway
s.,ras 70 Alexander Forstein. William r.
.,tten Jacob s. Busch, h I. Lazarowftz
ofsras 70 American Aeropiane Manufactuf-
,,g company. Lorenzo p. Burhans. William
Fink. Emanuel T. Lazarowitz. Alfred
LANCER Hartford Rubber Works Company
pa,Istnin NJ Asch. j. Harry Anshutz
Theodore FL Marburg. Niagara Repair
comnany. Alexander Dow. Frederick sim
,,o,ds George j Mercer. In the Gaiety
pu,lding. No. I547 Broadway. offices 70
r,,,-,a Dalton and James Robertson. Huge
Raruch & Co., Markus. q Harrison. Bret'
paga Maurice Campbell At No ltS WeSf
,ss street lofts to Edward H. Reese, Every
color pve Works. In the Unity Buildins
No ,e1 West 4ed street. offices TO Parkus
e Eietv. Van Chemical Company. At No
ga sixth avenue. a store 10 Stancour'
Laundry Company. In rhe Central Bulld
;,s No. q West 4ed street. offices 90 BAY
ytew Realty and Development Company
crown Gas Light Company; William A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-12
MECHANICS LIENS.

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 8. 1884 q Of
1924 St 13e f1xI:25. 1ox irrsg. Harlem R1v.T
Lumber and Wood Working Co agt katonah
Construction Co. owner and contractor; s6.-t9-
SAME PROPERTY: Church z Gates & Co
agt KatOnsh Construction Co, owner and con
tractor: Stephen G Still and Joseph Avallons,
contractors; So 1874 "a
I7sTH ST $50 to 500 West Alfred Benson ast
John Glass. owner and contractor. 1856.
10TH ST, 435 and 437 West: international
Fireproofng Co azt James Halligan, owner;
Kluber & Ryan. contractors; g. no IS.
9TH ST e 331 f. Of 5th ave, 25x105;
Peck Brother. & Co agt 10 East 57th Street Co.
owner: Daniel " McFadder. contractor: 1913 30
WHITHERs ST. $ 100 IT OF Garrison
ave, 66xI00: Hudson Working Co aEt Mary Wal
pole. owner and contractor; $3.50
HUGHES AVE. s. 80 II Of 1seth st. 25s
SIC: fremont Iron Works agt Anahils &
Fratantoni Realty Co. owner and contractor
1919
18TH ST 624 East; " NJ Young axt Rernmas
Construction Co and Jacob soE:Iner. owners and
contractors: $685. %
LEXINGTON AVE. 25S; L Moeschsn az;
Packard Commercial School Co. owner, Voik
House WrecEing Co. contractor: 81 s..
BATHGATE AVE. 1892; Frederick " worIey
aEt John Leonard, owner and contractor; VIII
lam (, BROKER, contractor, $50 go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.

cf'a"iai Record and Forecast.-yy Washington
cec- 1.-The winds along the Ncv England
c9ssf VIII be moderate and mostly north and
-ortaEe st, ana On the middle Atlantic coast
moderate and mostly northwest
L1EGt SHOWS continue II the lake region
scgfhsrn New England an1 lie north portions
ct tle middle Atlantic states bat the storm
centre has passed into the north Atlantic, and
RE controlling factor ca the weather chart to
sfEhf enormous area q high pressure eE-
vending from the Allegheny Mountains west
Uard. With TT crest over Manitoba over this
sTAst area generally clear ana cold weather
-1re~ails except over rhe districts est Of the
fcckv MOUNTAINS ans iva eastern Colorado.
Comparatively iow temperatures stfll persist
tn the Atlantic states. 4 depression appears 20
b building IN the extreme southwest and It's
further cevel0pT1snr Ia connection with the
high AREA - the northeast ward WIFI proba biz
result 81 rains and SHOWS Monday me cen
1rs1 sa6 south Rocky Mountain region the
plains states Eoutil q the Bekotas. the lower
missouri and lower Arkansas valleys. extend
tne Monday night and Tuesday into the Gulf
state. the Mississippi and Ohio valleys. the
south uprsr lake and tn western lower lake
T1gfons
II N. Atlantic states the weather wiil he
TAR AcEGG., followed by increasing clol14lesE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-12

THOUGHTS ON ECONOMY
advantages and Disadvantages
of Present Modes.

As has frequently been Ter1larke"' IL
e-e.ent modes in gowns seem 20 Ia
Ss7eciaI1y designed for the peEeh' % ''4e
man wro. either from inclination or ne
.,-..4z INDUCES in the practice Of trying
70 make new things out OF orc O -
sur herself from the remnant ceui' ''i- ~
being 50. Il be1ooves every HIlt'eN'i
--,.--t,.- ne the fair sex 70 make hay while
.. --,-, chimes and t!lz7epy save all The
80, chs can for he new f7ocks she VIII
,,s ,,,-,n-,ued 70 buy in the future. for II
~-,x extren,e1,- probable that any ne"
- - purchase now Will he useless
-, re- have gone out Of fashion To
&c > new stvle Of garment that could
Re or. ont Of one Of the gowns now IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-12
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Eg.zahath 4 DooIinx to Frank Schumacher;
S.. 0gQ. .. "a.
same To George Brown and ano: $1,000.
Same to Mary Schumacher, $1,000 -,
Commercial Trust Co OF New Jersey 20 THIS
Guarantee and Trust Co IS asstsJ; sS4o, 900
- I.rcius H Beers Florence 81 Bailey. 50 .-io-
Florence VI bailey TO Isaac JACOBSON 81
Emil Rothulap TO Elise BOYD; s2eoo -
Solomon G0lteHtranZ 10 Isldor MonneiIne1' 81
Mildred Ehrgott 20 p Devfne: 81
Isaac y jacobson 10 Florence NJ C9nnori 81
Lawyers Title Insurance and TruSr 20 10
LAWYERS Mortgage Co: $4,000
Same 10 Caroline ? X MorelH: s26,eoo
John E Marsh. executor. 20 James Deer
ing; 81
Peter J DeStne to Patrick s Trsacyi $500
J c Davis TO Alice NJ Johnston; $50
James h Hally and ano, executors. 70 harhe-
rine Hicks: S3,ol8-
Philip SewaI 70 William krarn, 81
Alice NJ Johnston to William VI Campbell
s1.0TI-
Emma Decker 20 Ferd r Minrath; 81.
Ferd r Miurath 20 Frederick Lewt.onn
ST.. coo.
David McFads=en - Woodhaven Bank; 81
Same David McFaddeu: 5000
Francesca Rosett 70 Title Guarantee and IrusT
x2a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-12
REQUESTS.

A request has come for a postal Christ
mas party for Miss Esther Levy, al Corn
wall Landing, y. Y, Box 16S. The doctor
gives her only a little time to live. and this
may be the last time that little sunshine
can be sent to brighten her invalid days.
The aged widow in Harlem, TO whom
coal has been sent III previous winters.
again makes a pteous appeal for similar
help in this form, also lonely French
teacher, i'll and almost penniless-
Il the Tribune Sunshine Society friend
who wrote Carl H. Peavey. of Monroe,
Me, in regard to sending reading matter
to him will forward address, he will be
pleased to reply. His mother desires al
the unknown friends who remembered her
to know how much she appreciates their
kindness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-12

Miss Basley and Miss Noyes, Of Norway
Ne do the work of whole orancn Be
fore any family is helped visit Is niaaa
TO ascertain the NEST urgent neeos anu
one or the other of these Sunshine mem
hers is sure to find a way to help Two
families where there are six children each
have been helped with clothing ana otneT
needs a fund OF SIS was raised Tor poor
woman diving with cancer TO make her last
DAVIS more comfortable and her daughter
thirteen years old. was placed in a good
family. A young girl who takes care OF
five younger children, the mother being
dead. was helped from the contents OF
r s s box sent 10 Miss Bagley for dis
tribution Two infants outfits We're Sc
cured for destitute mothers and clothing
shoes etc. passed on.
Miss BaSley says: People are real good
TO give If asked. but they don't think ABOUT
doing 1t themselves. and they will say,
NV. T didn't know there were folk so poor
as that -
An earnest worker in another state
writes: Il wish I could send you. gen
erous check to aid in the work OF the gen
eraI office When / read all the appeals in
the column my heart is stirred to its
depths but I cannot look after these az my
own door and respond to your cases also.
I DO wonder what is to become of these
poor ereatures-little children and old peo-
pie. Personally, / am looking after three
families. and with other local demands
have reached the limit Of my ability to
help
Mrs. NJ G f. of Providence Will supply
many needs of the two aged sisters in Nir-
ginia by sending . barrel flied with all
kinds of good cheer
Mrs George P I.awton. president Of the
Saratoga branch. will send special Christ
mas greetings TO twenty-five ''shul-ins, .
the names to be furnished the general
office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-12
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

GOTH STREET-Edwin WEIGH & Co have soio
for the Sharlow Building Company NO. sos h,ass
Goth street a four story house, on a lot
Teet II win be altered into a store and ioft
building.
ST NICHOLAS AvENUE--Negotiations mas mas
practically been closed Tor the SAFE oA $500.
TTJot al fbe southwest corner of St Nichoias
and F-airview avenues to brewery concern Tor
an amusement hail.
THE BRONX.
7-r,-ToN AVENUE-A1exander Selkin has sold
to;- (yertruth Somehow No 40 linton avenue
a two family house a lot 2s.4xl3o rect
BRYANT AVENCE-Nichoas Leopard mas s 500
70 Emily Q Fiudlev the building, on a lot Zux
leo feet on the east side of Bryant avenue. 20
feet south of 173d street In part payment tne
BUYERS gave No 40 Brown Place, a dwelling
house. on a lot 2Jx10o feet
PARK AvENuElkurz Uren. me. nave
sold for John Schaefer ten lots on the west sue
OF Park avenue. beginning 21f feet north OF
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with name and address Of lenfsr'. attorney
DECEMBER 10.
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN
AMSTERDAM AVE. Sal. str brk cor
Dist st. 251txioo; Jan 1s. 1905: Eugsnia VOL g
Bowers &c sands 81 Nassau ST
COLUMBUS AVE. 4si. stx brk. cor go
s., &c sx1oo: FEB 2. 1906: Isaac Hnpgert TO VIZ
ance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway.
EAST BROADWAY. 14t. sty hrk. fo5x2s.4:
March IS. 1901: Abr Agrees 20 Bernhard Mayer:
50 Geo; attorney. Jacob Gordon. BopeTT Bank
Building go Grand 81.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE g 1851 = :
of I70th st. 1o7.2 x:ea Ok irreg. June 8. 1905;
Annie NJ Geraty TO John o Baker; $4,000 attor-
ney, Title Insurance. co, 30 Broadway
GOLD ST. 8 10 2x44 SKIS .ax As 101-: also
plot in rear Of 81 Cold st. runs OAK " fsx q
e,sx e 2o4 to beg: April L. 1874: Adaline l
Gregg 70 Jane Z Oothout; $4,000; attcrneTs.
Strong & Cadwalader. 40 Wall St
SAME PROPERTY: May 90. 1854: sane to
same; $4,000; attorneys, same as above.
SAME PROPERTY; Nov Il 1892; Charles c
Smith. exr Alkaline L Gregg. TO same. $1,000; at
torneys- same as abeve-
LEXINGTON AVE. s1s sty brk. -e.sxso:
July j. 1908; Erua kutnow to Fife Nathan
81. SEQ: attorney. Title GUARANTEES and Trust co.
178 Broadway
ST NICHOLAS AVE n cor fssth 81. IA iox
100; May ., 1895: John Q Baker TO Ladenours'
Ttalmaan & Go; si2."e' attorney Iits HI
surancs Co. 135 Broadway.
GOTH ST, ne s IT'S II " Of 10th ave. 23x
81 II: Dec Is 1896; John A Jarvis 70 William a
Hoe: So o0o. attorney. F Worcester, FL Broad
way
2iST ST. 2Is East. 6 sty brk. 2ozs2: Oct ..
1904 Bertha wolSenberg and Adolph Dsnzigs-
to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. $500; al
dress. f16 Broadway
18th ST s. $40 q OF sth ave. 20x9s 2;
March 40, 1883: Mary H Mc(3Iynn 20 John
Hardy: So. 600 address. Do Broadway
SAND PROPERTY; March 30. 1883; sans 20
Maria Theresa Spoerer; $1,000; address as
above.
156TH ST, 5. TOO # Of Broadway. % 11x
10: Jan g, 1908; Business Mems Realty 60 70
United states Trust Co. SIS, go; attorney. stew
Sbearer. rs Wall St
SAME PROPERTY; August II, 1902; Holanc
Holding Co to Business Mems Realty co. sza--
$50 20; attorney, Abraham Nelson, 80 Pine ST.
THE BRONX
BATHGATE AVE 8 155 e of f12d st
90 Tx25: Nov J. 1907 John Dishl 20 Louise
Bocss; $4,000: attorney, Title Insurance o. Loo
Broadway.
BAssFORD AVE. s. 1e4f T, n OF 1920 st.
f4f1x771: MAY Is 1916, Phelan Brothers Con
struction Co TO Guaranteed Mortgage Co: sss.-
900: address. 600 Broadway.
LOT L. map lots nth Ward near ship5ards
at Manhattan Island" beginning at cor Ave
and 9Th St s3x24: Dec ;. 1904 Never Frank
IL the Macmillan Fleischruann Co; s45r'; al
torrevs, Jackson Arnold & FieischTnann,
Madison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-12
Coal Fund.

There * urgent need Of an increasing coal
fund. IS the sudden cold and snow have
brought distress to many. The lack OF
nolIrishing food IN many families makes the
inmates. especially the aged and the chill
Sren. less able 20 bear the extreme cold
weather without great suffering. The presi-
dent trusts that this particular need may be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-12

GRAND ST. s54 and sos; Mary B schvab asr
Abraham KasseI ct al foreclosure OF MTG: at
torneys Schenck & Punnetr-
125TH ST, sol West: Brosdxay Saz1ngs IN
stfrutInn of the City Of New York agt George
Harris ct al foreclosure OF mtg); attorney, r
8 Kelly
Nagle ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney. n q
Kelly.
LOTS 2i3 to 216 map OF A6ee Park. TIE
p-0n-. Minnie HlmrnaI agt George Bonavia er
al foreclosure Of nltg) attorneys, L 2 French
sTa AVE 2351: EtIeIia Realty Co aEr Isidors
F2rayeTnau 2 al faction to correct ana amend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-12
Responses.

Mrs. Sherrerd, of Easton, Penn, viii send
The Outlook to Mrs, Barrows, Of Spen-
Ger, Mass: Miss Wilson. of Newark, \. J..
has supplied the wool garments requested
for the aged woman In Batavia, n I.
Those sent through the office viii be used
for another needy person; Miss Vail or
Eliza beth, n J., and Miss Thedley, of
Norwich. Conn, have responded TO the
request made in behalf Of an aged woman
in Vermont: Miss Helen Shaw has for
varded a book and subscribed for a maya
zine for the Maine member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-12

al: Moss Z NJ & ". sttys Lauren Carroll rex
amt due. $36 sS3 81; taxes. etc, SIT T.
BY A. Fl. Muller s. Son.
MADISON AVE. 1921, saith 81. ZZ1is'
sty dTs: exr's sale; estate OF John Weber os-
ceased
BY BRYAN L. Kennedy
ROSEDAI.E AVE, s. 46I It OF West
Farms I'd. 5axsSx5o. 3x72-5. L F Rontey agt f II
Robinson ct al: Hallock, atty. ishaIn
Henderson. ref, amt due, x2,21S: taxes, etc,
SOC
ON FRIDAY
By Joseph +. Day.
3p AVE $500 ~ s. 159. 3 It Of 16Sth ST, Ssx
1o4 * irrex 3 sty frame dwg; adrnrs sale
BY Samuel Marx
4eTIT ST, 546 ., $50 # of 11tn ave- OK
es : sty ternt and stores; 9 9 Murray- sdn
act carrie Sfiverberg ct AL I T. Anderson, atty
] Bernstein, ref; amt due. $13 lis -. taxes
ate $3.50 S.