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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06

~ The Doctor can bs seen IN hds once
In Des MONIES, on Mondays, frtdays ana
Saturdays.
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through the forest.
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Less TO Do.

THE late Russell sturgis," said .
New York architect, continually
marveled at the swift passage of time.
This great architect and critic con-
tinually found new examples Of the
swift way men grow old and ugly
while still believing themselves
young.
He repeated to me one day q re.
mark he had heard in a barber shop.
IAN old chap, with hardly hair on
his head, snapped at the young bar.
Der, on the completion Of a haircut:
"'You are not the thorough work.
man your father was. my boy. He
used to take good half-hour to cut
my hair"
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Sarah Malinda johnson, daughter
Of N. ". and Jane johnson, was born
January ,26, 1861. and died ct her
home south Of Debit April l. 1910.
her age at death being A9 years. 2
months and days. She married
john Cose on December Is. 1882.
There were born to them four child
rem. three Of which survive her and
all Of Deloit. one having died in in
fancy.
She united with the Ids. church
March a. 1906. She leaves to mourn
her loss father. mother, four broth
ers, four sisters, husband and three
children. Jessie and CLYDE. are al
home with their father and they will
miss wife and mother IN the home
greatly. Dale is married and living
near Deloit. The funeral was held
Sunday morning at IL q. m. Elder g.
J. Hunt preaching the sermon to 9
crowded house. The remains were
laid to rest in the Deloit cemetery,
Many are the friends who sympathize
with the family in this sad bereave-
msnt.
City election was as follows: G. ].
Cose. mayor; Joe True. clerk B, p.
McKim.l treasurer. William Worley.
assessor: John Anderson, ]. =. Miller,
George Landon, Chas. Cose and Earl
Winans, councilmen.
Herman Grill unloaded two cars Of
hay last week which he bought Of
s. Horr and B. E. McKim.
Mrs. ]. L. Miller, Mis-. Ear
Winans, Mrs. George Winans ant
little Bessie went to Denison Thurs.
day.
Carl Galland came to vote on til,
city election and then went to Moor
head. Iowa. to work for Nye, Schnei
der, Fowler Co.'s elevator.
Some Of the = old maids surprised
Miss Ellsworth Thursday evening, j
being her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Turner
little girl and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloy'
Winans' little girl is very sick.
4. F. Morris was at the count.
seat One day last week.
G. j. Hunts house Is rapidly near
Ing compilation and will give them
great deal more room, pleasin
feature for Mrs. Hunt is new ba
window for plants.
Work has begun on the Ere
True residence and we will 500
have another residence in our towr
Mrs. Ann Winans was at Denise
Saturday.
Thomas Munsey and family an
r. d Houlihan and family move
to Dow City the latter part Of tn
week. Mr.. Houlihan will move Q
his farm at Galland's Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Baker are 500
50 move to Molbridge. s. D.. whel
be has charge Of q cattle ranch.
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DIR. sToCKDALE wants every person
who suffers from chronic disease y
makes no difference how bad their case q
or how long they have suffered, OF who has,
treated them and pronounced them incur.
able. He will make thorough e.-amina.
ton Of their case, tell exactly what can
be done for them, whether they are curabiei
or not. how long 1t viii require and al
about 1t. He treats only chronic diseases.
He has devoted twenty years Of his life to
the treatment Of such diseases AZ Dyspep.
sia, Indigestion, Stomach Troubles, Liver
Disease, Constipation Rheumatism, Bladder
Troubles, Diseases of the Kidneys, Bright
Disease, Chronic Catarrh in all its forms,
Heart and Nerve Troubles--in fact, every
variety Of chronic disease.
& DIR. sToCKDALE has originated gys.s
tenn Of treatment which he believes IL the
best treatment known for chronic diseasss,
He Is able to cure many chronic cases that
have resisted other treatments-that are
considered incurable. He wants II distinct.
II understood that he does not undertake
any case that he thinks is incurable, and
will tell the patient candidly when he his
made the examination. u fsss
HE HAS A SPECIAL TREATMENT Ho1
GENERAL WEAKNESS OF Mem, WHICH
HE WOULD LIKE TO EXPLAIN IN PEE
SON. HE WILL EXAMINE EVERY Cash
THAT CALLS ON HIN ON THE ABOVE
DATE ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARoA.
II for any reason you cannot call OF
visit him personally, write him for an
examination blank ct his home Office.
Address
DIR. B. A. sTocKDALH.
Utica Building, Des Moines. Iowa.
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Prompt relief in all cases of throat
and lung trouble if you use Cham
beIlsin's Cough Remedy. Pleasant
to take, soothing and healing in effect.
Sold by all druggists. l4-4
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D. VI. Ferry & Co. Is Famous Gar
den Seeds for sale at
loft The Bale Brodersen Co.
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EAST soYER.

T Rudolph Klink, wife and children
visited with Henry Mordhorst and
family Sunday afternoon. sS
Miss Mabel Luetch spent several
days last week with Mrs. w. f.
Heiden.
VIM. Bemmingsdorf and family from
Charter Oak were over-Sunday Wis
itors with relatives in this vicinity.
A number of friends and relatives
enjoyed q few hours at the Willie
Schneider home on Tuesday evening,
the occasion being Mr.. Schneider'sl
birthday.
VIM. Kahl and wife were Sunday
guests with the latter's sister, Mrs.
August Lochmiller.
Mrs. VIM. Halloran and daughter.
Miss Madlyn, visited at the parental
home several days last week.
Theo. Kuhl, wife and daughter spent
Sunday at the parental home.
Willie Heiden, wife and family &C
cOmpanied by the latter's brother and
Miss Ida Arndt, visited at the VIM.
Arndt home on Sunday.
August Lochmiller, wife and family
visited with the latter's brother, Willie
Schneider. and family on Sunday after
noon.
Charley Spence, wife and daughter,
Vera, were entertained at the Wayne
Smell home on Sunday last.
A message was received from Ari-
IONA last week stating the death OF
Mrs. August Laurinat at that place.
Full particulars next week. q
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Concert, Ruthyen Mcdonald. The Canadf-
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Concert Music. Makers Quartette
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP.

4 Fl i . .
Mr.. and Mrs. John Downey spent
Sunday at Peter LAWYERS.
Leo Dunn and Misses Agnes and An
ME Lawler visited over Sunday at b.
McLaughlin's.
The John Kelly children are sick
with the measles.
John and James Odonell, Lew Ker-
rigan. Harold Herman, Ed Duffy and
Emil Navotne spent Saturday and Sun
day at Lakewood.
During Saturdays storm, Geo. May
nard's barn was struck by lightning
and burned. No other buildings were
destroyed. Two wagons and some hay
were also burned.
James Blessington returned home
last week.
Bills are out for dance to be given
in West Side July End.
John Auen and wife are the proud
parents Of baby girl, who arrived
there June 25th.
d. e. Murphy called on John
Downey's recently.
Mary Blessingt0n spent Thursday
with Mrs. j. Murphy.
Celestine Herman Sundayed with hel
friend, Kate Sullivan.
Mrs. j. Blessington and daughter
Lillian, visited Wednesday at Dan
Murphy's.
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T. W. C. T. U. picnic. which was TO
have been held July 9Th, has been
postponed until further notice.
OFFICIAL SIDEWALK NOTICE.

OFFICIAL SIDEWALK NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the city
council Of the city of Denison, Iowa,
on the 21st day of June, 1910. ordered
a permanent sidewalk constructed
within 80 days from the date of said
order, said walk to be built between
Pleasant street and Benefit street, and
in front and adjoining the following
described premises, to-wit: Lots one
and two, Block forty; said walk to be
built Of cement material, Sc feet wide,
constructed In the manner provided
by the ordinances Of the city of Deni-
son, Iowa. NoY. unless the same be
built within the time and in the man
ner required the city council shall
cause such sidewalk to be built and
the cost and expense thereof shall be
taxed against the premises chargeable
Herewith. as well as against the own
ers thereof.
ALFRED WRIGHT,
Clerk Of the ca q Denison, Ia.
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MILFORD CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Shone, of At
lantic, Iowa, are visiting at the j.
Inghram home.
Frank Hawley was Denison caller
Wednesday.
Miss Grace Inghram visited with LIE.
.ona Johnston the first part Of the
week.
Herbert slechta called on the
Schlecta Bros. Wednesday evening.
Wilbur Hawley visited with Frank
Hawley Sunday.
{ Richard Robinson and family called
on J. Inghram Wednesday evening.
The neighborhood are sorrowine
over the death Of Mrs. Arthur King
which occurred Thursday morning.
The Sunshine cub met with Miss
Florence Taylor Thursday. Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Joens, OF Clin
ton. Iowa. visited with y. ". InghraH
this week. iI''ss
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DEED.

Little Johnnie Edward. born May 23rd,
lied May 29th. Son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
. Kelly. May his soul rest in peace.
Little 8aby's Conc 70 slssp.
There's pair of little hands
Laid to rest forever more.
! There's two pearly dimpled cheeks
Whose rich blossoming Is Ger.
Death hasasealed two little eyes
That will no more smile or weep.
Tiny windows OF the soul,
Little baby's gone to sleep.
Angels bore him safely home,
Little baby's gone to sleep.
Softly to the doorway come,
So for him we will not weep;
There's another bud removed,
Ere 1T felt the blight Of sin:
Through the door the angels make
Darling baby has passed in.
Far beyond the azure skies Z
Where the tiny stareyes peep,
From all earth's sad doubts and fears
Little baby's gone to sleep.
He has reached a golden shore,
Where the angel voices sing;
There the floweret shall expand.
There will love perfection bring.
He has reached the golden shore,
Through the river cold and deep,
Angels bore him safely there.
Little baby's gone to sleep.
From Friend.
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NlsHNAeoTNY NEWS.

John McGinn and brother, .Christy,
were callers near Defiance on last
Thursday.
Miss Bertha Gessman and Fritz
Mundt were visitors at the Harry
Mundt home Sunday.
A party was given at the Fritz,
Mundt home on last Tuesday evening.
The occasion was Mr.. Mundt's birth
kday. A large crowd attended and q
good time has been reported by all
who were present.
Miss Minnie L0ewe was "a guest at
the McGinn home Sunday.
Miss Grace Hoffert was the guest Of
Mrs. Mary Scheurman on Sunday last.
Miss Alvena HAmann and Dora
Kuhl, accompanied by Henry and AL
bert Hamman, were visitors at Harry
Mundt's Sunday.
miss Mary Tate was the guest Of
Ruby Mslllenger one day last week.
Miss Alma Steinkeuhler was visiting
| the first Of last week with her sister,
Mrs. Jake Rusterholz.
Miss Minnie Petersen celebrated
her birthday Sunday evening. A large
crowd Of young folks gathered and q
good time Is reported by all.
Fritx .Steckelb erg and son, Eddie.
were visiting With friends here Thurs
day. s y i'' Is Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clausen and
Warn Comstalk visited at John Com
stalks Sunday.
Miss Dora Miller is working for her
cousin, Mrs. Steinkeuhler, who was
quite sick, but Is much better at this
writing. IL
Henry Scheuermann called at the
James Tate home Friday evening.
Henry Petersen sold his farm one
day last week to Fred Steckelberg.
Consideration $3.50 per acre. Mr..
Petersen expects to move to Mime
sofa.
Miss Dora Schroeder closed sue
cessful term at the Mullenger school
last Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Mullenger and daughter
were visitors at the home Of the for
limer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. b.
Johnston, in Denison, Sunday.
81 w. d. Mundt and wife were county
seat visitors Friday, going over in the
auto.
Misses Alice and Mary Tate were
visiting with relatives In Denison last
Saturday.
A large crowd from this vicinity at
TENDED the lance given in Buck Grove
Friday evening.
Karl Hamman was calling on
friends here Sunday.
Mrs. hfcGinn and son, Simon, Of
Dunlap. were visiting with relatives
here last week.
John Scheuermann attended the
dance in Buck Grove Friday evening.
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HOSPITAL NOTES.

Mrs. McWilliams was sufficiently
recovered to be removed to the home
of Chas. McWilliams in this city ON
Monday.
81 Mr.. Sonnekson is convalescing
very rapidly and will soon be able to
be taken to his home.
Miss Edith Williamg was at the
hospital for few days for treatment
for rheumatism this week.
Grandma Hardy passed away Mon
day. after long siege Of suffering
from the ills incident to old age,
which were further aggravated by the
broken limb which she sustained q
few weeks ago. Death comes as q
great relief to such cases.
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scHLEswIa ITEMS.

Freda Schroeder returned Wednes-
day from her Denison stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Peters and
daughter, Ella, have been visiting for
the past week with Davenport rela-
tives.
Miss Harriet Hall arrived here re-
Gently to visit her sister, Mrs. DR..
Jones.
Mrs. Frank Jones has been i'll dur
ing the past week.
Henry Hansen was in Dakota re-
Gently on business.
Miss Ella Kruger, of Omaha, was
greeting friends here from Saturday
until Monday. She was accompanied
by her little brother, Master Carl
Kruger. From here they went to Vail
to spend the summer.
Pete Moline, one of d. Corry's car
penter gang, visited his parents at
Fremont. Neb., this week, returning
Saturday.
R. Wedlock and family have moved
to Minnesota, where they will make
their future home.
Laura and Minnie Hollander and
gentlemen friends visited at Ricketts,
last Sunday.
Mrs. John Thoms is still very i'll
this week.
Bernard Evers is sick this week
with measles.
Anna and Marie Neiwoelmer re-
turned to their Denison home Tuesday,
after an extended visit at the B. s..
Andreasen home. 4
Church will be held at the school
house next Sunday evening at 1880.
Rev. Gauger Of Odebolt will conduct
the services. All are welcome.
Children's day celebration Saturday
brought a large crowd to town, where
the children spent the afternoon in
dancing. etc. In the evening the
young people had ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. FIN. Olry and Bushie
Frahm returned this week from Dako.
ia where they visited at the Paul
Stapleton home.
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WEATHER AND CROP BULLETIN.
For the week ending June 26, 1910.

AND CROP BULLETIN.
For the week ending June 26, 1910.
Des MONIES, Iowa.
Another week of ideal corn weather
has caused a decided improvement in
the condition of that crop: The plants
have made an abnormally rapid
growth; the fields were never cleaner
at this time Of the year and the soil
is in the very best physical condition
to withstand the effects of dry wealth
er. Some Of the early planted corn,
In southern counties, is knee high"
and will be laid by during the. coming
week. The average temperature was
about degrees above the normal,
and the maximum temperatures were
above 80 degrees every day Of the
week. There was also an excessive
amount of sunshine, but the rainfall
was much below the normal. In fact
the precipitation was practically nil
over large portion of the state. There
were, however, light and widely scat
tered showers over the central coun-
ties during the last three days which
win be Of great benefit in the local.
tiles where they occurred. All small
grains are doing remarkably we'll but
will soon need rain.
GEORGE NJ. CHAPEL,
| Station Director.
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OPENS TUESDAY. JULY %
Nv. Z. Evans, superintendent, and
Mott r. sawyers Will Have Charge
OF Morning Lectures.
pAuY scKEDUIx
TUESDAY, JULY 2eth.
Afternoon.

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Afternoon.
Important announcements opening of
the Chautauqua and music by the Kirk
Lecture. why" Dr.. Mattison w.
Chase
Organization Of King Arthur Court
between six and fourteen in Crawford
county is invited to take part.
Evening.
3 Concert Kirksmith Orchestra
spesia 9 Ent teri mt NE Evening We ,.
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 27th.
Forenoon.
King Arthur Court.
Lecture, Money. Mott r. Sawyers
Afternoon.
Concert Royal Italian Guards Band
Sig, Pasquale Ferrante. Band Master.
Popular Entertainment
s.................M Mr.. Walter EccleH
Evening.
Z Concert, Royal Italian Guards Band
s Popular Entertainment
3gs ....s.4..t....t.. Mr.. Walter Eccles
THu1SDAH, JULY 2sth.
Forenoon.
Lecture, Health. Mott r. Sawyers
Afternoon.
Concert Lady Entertainers QMartette
Il Lecture, Sunshine. DR. A. A. Willetts
1vsning.
Concert Lady Entertainers Quartette
How the People Rule"
J. 11IDAx, JULY aStp.
Torshoou.
King Arthur Court I, ! . s. Z.
s So klteFyeen. a. u ST
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FOR sALEA work horse; Is old.
but can plough as much as any horse.
Telephone 271.
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FOR SALE One (Chickering)
piano. Inquire Of sarachon Sisters.6tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
FEINZE PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Case Turned Over to Judge Holt, Who
Will Hear Demurrer Monday.

Judge HOugh. in the United States Cir
cult Court. yesterday turned the +. Angus
tus HeinZe case over to Judge Holt after
Judge Hand, on the request of John r
Stanchtield of counsel for the copper man.
had referred the appearance on the indict-
ment returned on Thursday to Judge
Hough, who had the case in charge when
the new proceedings were begun last
month.
Mr., Stanchfeld entered plea Of not
guilty, with leave to withdraw, for Heinza
when Judge Hough appeared. When the
counsel asked the court to set day soon
to hear argument on a demurrer saving
that the matter could be disposed of in
half an hour, Judge Hough said:
I've already minated. ] think. that
enough indictments have been found
against this man, and see no reason why
l should hear any more arguments"
An adjournment was then granted until
Monday morning. when Judge Holt will
hear whatever counsel may have to offer
unless another SHIFT of judges is made
The lieirze trial was to have begun on
Tuesday. but the plea on a demurrer will
compel further pOStponement. unless
there should be some new development in
the mean time. The bail bond of $50 600
given when the first indictment. with its
thirty counts, was found, more than two
years ago. was continued.
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Estates settlement GO to Abran''"
bluth. S2i 900 . ,roscs Toscnthai +,
Thomas y MARKS CT i4 ~
title Guarantee and Trust 60 70
Tiiiie Klingenstcin ct al TO CATERING
rer1: SIS. 500 - =, either. e., HDn
Edward {, Enderhi1i ct 81 cNf5 Nt,,rgid =
IndnrhiH to Daniel Burke ana dH'
,97 PniceT realty and Construction
to Max Katz and Ludwig foiaceh' - 'So,,,mis:
Tiilic Bcirmeistcr 20 warren ]"
$1,000 r., Brown $50.
Flenrv S Trenchard ct ~. cXree 5nn
Trenchard. to fTalseT TrenchaTd q, 900
Same to Clara NJ Trenchar9: 90"
Henry s TrenchaTd 81 al eAlS r,trs.
Trenchard, sr., to Andrew T'@nchar''
So. $50 ~. "a. 18th
ST. 500 and 5ft East; 800. - v,-bceIcr.
George w MURRAY to Emily en- 5on
81 500 900 parts 18th ST. 3oo East $'. go
same to George W Murray. trustee Same
property: :,50o-ll 900 PARTS; 500. r..,1,,,
Rromeland Realty co 20 Rockiahu ','''''
Henry $ Trenchard ct al cXrs to Ha'''s
Frnest Sch@rinkow and ano. trus Nicholas
J. Secheck. to Harmon , Graves anu an
81 200 ,a, .,d ano
cNrs John G pitt 500.
Same ia same; 500. .,.1. e.
otto Huber Brewery to Welz & HcrWech. :
CITY Real Estate 90 !" Antoinett" iHch' ..
Rose Auconblirk 10 Nerplanck tstatec. 4 C'i >
poratiou Lexington ave. $ loo-i 1t " VI
1n2d st; 81 - ,r.,o-. &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
TRADING I'M BROOKLYN.

Frank a. Seaver has sold q plot, lgHNl00
feet Oh the WESTERLY side Of Seventh ave
me-. brooklyn. .beut 50 feet northerly from
Bay Ridge avenue, for the Ferris estate %
az irvestor and also plot, 20Xl"3 feet, on
she k.A-1herly side of SSth street, $40 feet
css-zs4y from Twelfth avenue. fo- A j
Boulton 10 an owner Of adjoining property
The Srown Realty Company has solo to
I>owenfeld & Prayer the corner Of Thames
street and Morgan avenue, Brooklyn, d i've
story tenement house, on plot 53Nlrb feet
Also sold through A. s. Cox to the Lowellen
Realty Company Nos. 1853, 1864, 1863. l9I
and 1913 Teller avenue, Brooklyn, five three
story family houses. each on lot 0Xl09 feet
The ReaIty Associates have leased the
business building being erected at the cor
ner OF Dekalb avenue and the FlatbuSn
ayenue extension. on a plot containing 800
pouare feet TO Richard l. Thibaut dealer
in wall papers. for ten years from date OF
completion
A J. Waldron has sold No. IS Downing
street q three story dwelling house; also
40. CAS- Hancock street, TWO story house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
IRVING PLACE STORE LEASED.
New Lessees Also Found for Lofts and
Dwelling Houses.

Charles Il. HaIsey has leased the south
erly part OF the corner store at the south
west corner of Irving Place and 18th street
to the Manufacturers Dyeing and Clean
ing Company and Milton PercivaI & Co:
part of the nlezzanine floor in Nos. $50
and 9zi Madison avenue 10 Jacob Bern
stein. and one of the stores in the same
building TO Edward Mich for term of
ten years at d gross rental OF . little more
than S95.o00
William p. Jones & Son have leased No.
- Ninth avenue, four story brick build
ing. with basement. for the estate of II.
Duff 10 Morris Raphiel.
William H. Whiting & Co have rented
for Fitz. Dana & Brown the store and base
,nent At Nos as and $50 Pearl street 20
the Wynkoop. Hallenbeck, Crawford Com
paiy: the store and top loft No. 1S4 William
street TO Moritz f3ichneT. and the fourth loft
ir Nos al and 159 William street TO Green
baum Brothers.
William II. Fdlconer has leased the store
and dwelling house No % Eighth avenue to
NJ nayison.' the three story brick dwelling
house No. 1888 West 18th street to e Will
talls: the two broNTstone dwelling houses
Nos 1417 and IL. Lexington avenue TO f.
Scott and II. ItenenK: the three story brown
stone dwelling lreuse No. 25i East 1feth
street 10 s C8rbone; No. 3l2 Last list
street a three story brick dwelling house
Ia 7. NJ. Brombach; No $40 East 4lst street,
a three story bTcwnstone dwelling, 10 a
OLoughlin. and Nos 81 and 5l4 East 40
street TWO three story Nova Scotia front
dwelling houses. to s. Wright and + I-eiG
NJ & J. Hess have leased for the ~
West I'D Street Realty Company the tenth
left IN No. 40 and u West I'D street TO
Ruin & Lipman; for the Empire Realty
Corporation. the corner store and base
Inent in the building at the northeast
ccrrer OF University Place and 18th street
20 7. Saiaman Is Co: for Emma A Chad
wick The entire building No. J54 East 5'th
street to Charles Barry, and fer Mary A
Chisolm, the eighth loft III No - and IS
West I'd street 10 T. Wolf Go All the
leases were for terms of years.