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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-06
COLONEL PUTS IN
BUSY MCrNING
Crowd About His Auto.


AS enthusiastic a reception as the
colonel has been accorded throughout
the trip was given him here. Five
thousand people were waiting when
he left the Radisson Hotel, In Min
neapolis. for st. Paul. They crowded
about his automobile and the polics
had trouble clearing path for the
mcahine. All along the nine-mile ride
10 ST. Paul the thousands cheered.
Three schools along the line OF march
turned out hundreds OF children arm
ed with flags. The colonel insisted
that he be allowed to stop and talk
70 them and the local committee let
him stop for few minutes. At the
State Capitol 5000 were gathered.
and while an artillery salute greeted
Roosevelt the crowd cheersd him un.
ceasingly. Thousands also lined the
streets to the st. Paul Hotel. where
the colonel was cioseted with James
r. Garfield for a time. From there
he went 10 the auditorium for the
big address OF the day.
The colonel arrived In Minneapolis
this morning. and was met by a recep-
ton committee headed by Governor
Eberhart. He was taken 10 the Rad
Olson Hotel for breakfast. At the
breakfast were all OF the conserva-
tionists. and political friends who are
making st Paul and Minneapolis their
quarters during the conservation con-
gress. The colonel. however, was
busy fixing In his mind the things he
wanted TO put In his conservation
speech. and did little political con-
ferrfng.
Reviews Veterans.
From the breakfast the coIenei was
hurried across TO st. Paul by auto
mobile and taken TO the State Capitol.
where he reviewed the Spanish war
veterans and picked up the escort OF
Roosevelt club members In Rough
Rider uniforms. who followed him the
rest of the day. He then went to his
room at the hotel TO wait the session
OF conservation congress. Roosevelt
was accorded hearty reception by
the people of Minneapolis and ct.
Paul and was cheered nightly as ne
passed through the streets.
Man. of those attending the con-
gress are pointing significantly at the
attack made here yesterday by Gov
ernor Stubs, OF Kansas, on Secretary
of the Interior Ballinger. Last week
the colonel spent an evening Mt the
home OF Governor Stubbs. at Law
renee. Kan. and the two talked poll.
ties and conservation for a long time
Just what relation that talk may have
had with the views Stubbs expressed
yesterday when he declared Bailinger
should be driven from the public SER
vice is the subject of much conjecture
here to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-06
Mrs. Fannie f. GlaYer.

News has just been received here of
the death in Rawley Springs. Rock
ington county. Of Mrs. Fannie r.
Glover of Richmond. She had been
Iii for several days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-06

RineheImer. Harry Schwartz and Max
r. Lfndner.
Aiternafes--Frank A. Cosby, H. r.
Hcen, George Med. Blake. Carl
Ruehrmund, l.. C. Cheatwood, Eugene
Brauer. T. r. Garrett. s. Solomon,
Henry Cullen and l.. ]. Shumann.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-06
HEAVY SELLING
ON COTTON MARKET
Weakness Abroad Free OfferinU
or Southern and Spots and
Rain Cause Declines.

NEW YORK. Sept. s.--At the open.
ing of the cotton market heavy gens
eral selling was in evidence. Ffrnt
prices were to 10 points lower. Tha
list received little support even At tha
low levels. owing to decided weak.
ness abroad, reports OF free offerin11
of Southern spots and good rAtns n
Texas. After the cali further losses
occurred.
1s.2sQ2s: November, I3.23@7l: b.
cember, 1s.20@21. Januaxg. la.I1u
20: March. is.3o@31; May. i3.stG
40 I'M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-06
Mr.. Saintsbury Discharged.

Mr.. X. {. Saintsbury. who under
went an operation for appendicitis
several weeks ago. was, discharged
from Virginia hospital Tuesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-06

The intrepid general {inthe No.
troops. sS a &
Women" she cried, will you INV
way to mannish fearsf" ss
A murmur of fndecision ran throuSlSs
the ranks, whereupon the leader sl1u1|
the iast arrow in her CULVER: d
win you." she fiercely demAt6x0ss
show the white feather I'd eo4AqiI
when feathers are not being worn
The effect was electrical .NSvSrAs
roared the soldiery. and fofininGs
quickly In battle array. they 0n02s
more hurled Themselves on the enex
Puck. sa3ssaRS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-06

ASHELAND Sept 6-Miss Mary
Trevillian 9Th. daughter of r. b. Ire
william died 1880 after an illness of
five hours.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-06
"bUTcHERY" WEYlER To
QUELL SPANISH RIOTS
Man Who Massacred Cubans Sent
To Barcelona to Restore
Order.

BARCELONA. Sept. s.-General
tButchery) WeyIer returned to Bar
ceIona to-day to take charge OF the
troops that are trying to check tbs
strike rioters. Two thousand add
tional troops were brought to the city
to-day. They are paying especial at
tention 10 guarding railroad and tele-
graph property. Disturbances are al
most continuous. All traffic is sus-
pended, as are the newspapers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-06
Reject Strike Pro,nsaI.

MADRID. Sept. Sowing to the
collapse of the strikes at Bilbao and
Saragossa. the labor organizations
represented in Madrid by a vote OF
IA to to-day. rejected the proposal
of general strike.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-06
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, .

o.
STATE SECURITIES. Bids Asked.
Va. IS. Old G. and r.. 1883 is ga
Va. Centuries "a. c. and r..
CITY sEccuRI;TiEs '''n sS@
Manchester City ....
Richmond City. As. r.. 1920
Richmond city IS. c 4 R. - -
RSiLRoAD BONDS. 80
A. c. L. Il. T. Con. Tr. +p. 90 -.
A. c. l. Ctfs. Ind ...... ~.
c. and o. Cen. MFR. 4hs.. 100 -.
Ga. Sou. and Fla. is4s... ios =. =.
Ga. Ala. Con. SIS. 1915 -. i03
Norfolk and West Ry. ~.
Nor ~, ana West poca Is. isi.. :. -
Rich, and Dan. Gold es. c..
seaboard Air Line. Is. 1850 81 -.
seaboard Adjustment. as. -. -.
Sc. IT, L n ast d /. Il aiss H. 1855 ~. "
Western y. e. LIST Is. {.
s III RAILWAY BONDS IS =.
Norfolk Ry. L. Co. 5s.
va. Nv. r. CO, Sc. issi 49,. ....'
STREET RY. sTocks. Par BID asked
Norfolk NY. q r. Co. rs Il.
va. Ry. a. r. Co ptd 400 IS 10
Va. Ry. a. r. Co. com. 100 20 -.
Va Eiec. Ky DIV. Co. .leo ~. -.
RAILROAD STOCKS Par.
Atlanta and Charlotte. loo -. -.
Allan. Coast Line Com 100 i0S -.
A. c. l. or Conn. .l00 -. -.
e. and q. ............ -. ~ -
Nor. and West. com. loo &c -.
r. F. & r. Div. Oblig. hoe =. -,
Sou. Railway. com ....1oe II -.
southern Railway. pfd leo 81 -
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS
American National loo t60 -.
Broad street Bank ...-2& ~. -.
Bank Of Richmond ~ zoe 15S -.
Bank OF Com'r and Tr..120 ~. -.
Capitol Savings Bank. 10
Merchants Nattanal -. loo sbe ~.
National Bank Of va..l00 1Ts -.
Ma. state and city Bank 100 lTa -.
petersburg Saw. and Ins 80 80. a..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-06

Association Of VirDtniA, which MIN
In session throueh Tslseday:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-06

Planters Nationai 4. 10 ~ III
Union Bank OF Rich'd. .te 50.
vi IsSsuaA NEE S So 19s IL
Va. Fire ana Marine. Is -.
MISCELLANEOUS
Amer. Lo. Pref ...i03 -. ~.
Amer. Lo. Pref ~.
Amer. Loco. pfd .... "a. -. 80.
Am. Tob. p. p. ct. bonds ~. ~
o. 1898 400 -. .ss
Y. Car-Chem. pfd. spc 100 fze $500
va. Car Chem. com. 100 Gin 800
Va. Car. Chem. LIST m Sc
ASSo lW8
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-06

10 Va. Ry. a Power Co. Pref tSK.
10 Va. Ry. a Power Co. com. "a; t1,V66
+. a p Div. Oblig. ATS
sc mi -. YAM wther ookfov. Fri
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-06
RICHMOND GRAIN MARkEr.

Richmond. Va, Sept. 3, 1910.
Wholesale fluctuations son Change
Car Iotx
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.

White waistings at vaugAan's
Read the Advertisement Of Moore &
Ovens on page 2.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds. gold
and silver at Burr's
csc mercerixed wash goods Saturday
for l2isc yard at Yaughau's.
Cut flowers and funeral designs at
Youngson's, Pearl street. Tel. 1911.
First-class repairing on watches. clocks,
iewelry Work guaranteed at Kidder's.
We want you ID try those cmldrenS
hose, l5c pair, At peny's % Saturday.
Don't forget the public dance At wood.
mems hall Saturday, March l0i Gilbert
sons orchestrai SOC per couple, ladies'
free
Gentlemen's clothing repairedi coats
and vests relinedi button holes remade
Also. mendlnQ Of all kinds neatly done
I French street first noofl.
l2he yard. msresrized pHssa. similar
70 seersucker This has been reduced
from l7o yard n pretty stripe polka
dots and plain col0rsi only l2lao al
PerFy's on Saturday.
The public schools Of this city closed
this afternoon for the spring vacation
Of two weeks Feopeniug % April q The
seniors Of the high school expect 10 spend
part Of the vacation "a Washington, n
G., for which trip they have been plan
ming several months
A small audience greeted Uncle Dave
IIolcomb7 last night at the opera house
but the play was much enjoyed IS those
present Il wonia he hard To imagine
anyone better u the role 0f Uncle Dave
than William Lawrence, whose portrayal
Of that character was most natural and
unaffected. He Was we'll supported bY
the rest Of the east. Pathos ard fun
we're closely allied, and Uncle Dave could
be relied upon 10 say the right thing
be the right time Tho lifting 81 fhe
mortgage from the farm Is the Theme on
which the play IS conferred and tie sing
ing Of the Village ohoir. the temperance
rally and the family troubles Of Uncle /
Dave and Aunt Maria furnish the story
and plot Of the play The play was one
that made the listener feel that the
honest. God fearing Uncle Dave had
given him lesson not soon to be for
gotten.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-18
Card Of Thanks

We wish 70 extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation To oWr friends
and neighbors for the kindness and SYM
pathy shown ne IN the sickness and
death Of our loved one, and for the many
beautiful flowers
Mr. and Mrs p. A. Blake and family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-18
New
Maple Sugar
5-POund Pail Use


Guaranteed pure and from
this years run BY II. 9. Per-
ry, Plainheld.
Maple Syrup-guarantee
pure and from this years run
SIPS Cal. Most places
charge you more.
Buckwheat-to make pan
cakes to 60 with the syrup
u lbs. for Csc.
Special sale Of Butter Trims
in PACKAGES for Csc Saves
you five cents.
These good trades and many
others at
C. r. LYNHAM'S,
Tel io9-Ii--'North Barre Grocer"
si7 No. Main, cor. Main and Second Sts
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessec.0


NOVEMBER 80.
BROADWAY. $3.50, two southerly stores and
storeroonl in basement; Martha Mosher TO
$1,000 to $4,000; address. 500 West 146th ST.
BROADWAY. $780, pa assage way between store
and stairway; same TO same; yrs from Nov
1. 1909; s12o; address, same as above
LENOX AVE- e cor 143d st. Corn Ex-
change Go to Gus A Muller: yrs from Dec
1. 1910; 5000: address 47s West 14lst St
SULLIVAN ST. 1877 and 139: Maria @ NJ
from Nov l. 1910; s6,eso; address, 15s suln-
van St
irreg: Maria NJ [. De CourvaI to Climax Road
Machine Co; q yrs from MAY l. 1911. with
newal taxes. etc, $1,000 to $500; address.
Marathon. Cortland Co. Y
WDsTCHEsTBR AVE, 454. sty frame store
yrs from Dec l. 1910; $3.50 to $500; address,
400 East S4th st.
I'D ST, 40 East. x rooms, Sd floor: Isaac
Schechten to Joseph Lampase: yrs mos from
Dec /. 1910: $3.50: address, 2s9 Broadway
20TH ST. 35 West. stoop floor; Reuno Roscn-
berg TO Herman Levy: yrs from Jan 1. 1911;
81 300; address, 35 West 2oth ST.
9TH ST. 14a TO 152 West. I'd loft; People
operative Property Co 10 Holtzberg & Sons:
yrs from Feb l. 1911, yrs renewal; So. $50:
address. 14S West 1l1th st.
e6TH ST. 302 and a04 East: Frederick ] Hap
pei 10 Nathan Paul 10 yrs from Feb Is. 1911 /:
$4,000; address. 304 Fest a6th 1t.
116TH ST. 415 East; Charles Pecora to
Mariantopio Zaccaro: 8 yrs from Dec l. 1910;
81. 3sO: address, 4l9 East 115th ST
1S0TH ST. T3s East. west store and basement;
the T Mcclure Construction Co to Henry F.
Riechel: yrs from Oct |, 1910. $3.50 TO 5000;
address, 73s East 1s0th st.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales transactions were 70
corded yesterday at the Real Estate EN-
change salesroom. Nos. IA and l6 Fesey
street:
BY Joseph p. Day.
SD ST, 10. ., 14S # of Central Park
West 172x102 * irreg. 8 sty dwg; sold TO K
w Todd for 500; also
wILLETT ST. 81, " s. 220.7 II n Of Riving-
ton st, 80.5x1O0.3. sty brk tennt; sold TO
weimer Co for s43. 451. also
1c7TH ST, 1872, g, e5 # w Of Lexington
ave, 85- 1ox99.11, sty brk tenmt and stores;
sold to Wemer Co for s4A275; also
e4TH ST, 21S s. 273 It of Amsterdam
ave- 25x1005, sty brk tenmt and stores;
sold To the plaintiff for $20.S14
BY Hugh D. Smy;h.
6sTH ST, 24o, 9 g. 9Ts.s # OF 50 ave- 1872
S1Oo, sty dwg; sold to Charles lehman for
$4,000,
BY Bryan l. Kennedy.
1o4TH ST, 1e3 n D. 225 # OF 80 ave. o5x
] 90 II. sty tenmt: sold to plaintiff for SIS
600.
BY Herbert A Sherman
BATHGATE AVE- 1925 o s. 1911 II of
175th st, II. 6x99 TX irreg, sty tenmt: sold to
George Mandel for S3b, 500
BY David Greenwald.
121ST ST, 862, s, 66S f. Of 1st ave,
167x1o4. sty brk tenmt; sold to the plain
tiff for 81. 200.
BY Samuel Marx.
10TH ST. b7 s. 1862 IT OF 9th ave. 81. IL
x94.10. sty hotel; sold to the plaintiff for
S67 365
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 10
Greenwich Savings Bank; $4,000.
bIisa r Badger to Harriet A Boyd; 5000.
Alice I. Thatcher to Alfred r Loweth; $1,000.
s4s5as. s&@sa1A JAY '1F' TO William Jay trustee
Elias Lawrence to Jacob Goldberg; 81. 600.
August Kalkhof to Felix Frank; ST. Op0
William Ebling and ano, trustees. TO Gustave
Boehm ct al. e1rs; SIS. 30 81
cuiion; aszts: total ti S. 6is e '-'- '--' I
Cauldwel Avenue Co to Lewis Davis: 2
G osnar Reynolds to Hamilton Trust Co; 2
George Mandel to Philip slegel; assts: s14.-
Herman Treptow to Wnhelnina Treptow:
Title GUARANTEES and Trus. Co TO Yale Uni
Same to John NJ Hardy; $4,000 . oO
Same to German Savings Bank; $50, ,O0C
American Mortgage Co 70 John Il Halloran;
Edgar Weed. guardian. to Helen E w
Pearnson: $40 900.
Thomas Stephens TO American Mortgage Co.
otto Manss to Diogenes VI Balsam. guard
Rathartns Jackson ct al. exrs to ialu
W RutherfIrd and ano. trustees; S1o5s4-
Rose Reilly TO William P Collins: s.. .0es.
Hyman GoIafarb to Anselm Brankenthaie-;
Johr, Palmer to William 7. Levy: 500.
Giuseppe Tloti To Giovanni I+ordi: 500
Ianbert Suydam to James SuydaIni sl6,VOo.
10Th Street Realty Co 10 Ada KunShoner;
500.
Iorin S 3eInheimer and sno. exrs. to Lille
B ldlienthal; $4,000. -.
Thomas Haumill TO Mariatts MauFo; $4,000.
Meyer Mayors ct al 10 Jennie Levine; 81
Bryant Building Co to Harold Goodwin: 81
Iorin s Bernhefner and anO, eXrsr 10
Florence K Leopold; $4,000.
Same to Lorin 5 Bernheimer 5000
same to Addie B Selgulan: s12,5Oo.
Seymour Kurzman to Philip Walter; 81
Her1uine E AIolke to George Ehret; $3.50.
Daniel Birdsall to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co; $4,000
Louis cohen TO hist Street Realty Co; 800.
Charles Buermann Realty Co 10 Valentine
Yahlins. s. 500
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
LEASES REPORTED YESTERDAY

William H. Archibald leased No. $40 West
24th street for the Elgar estate to Frank
Bragg for a term Of years; the stable No
1914 West Path street for the Jones Con-
struction Company to Shaw's Express: No.
23i West 23d street for I. Fitzgerald to B.
Madden and No. 41s West 24th street for A.
McGougaI to II. Gerdes.
The William S. Anderson Company leased
the dwelling house No. I33 Hast 18th street
for Mildred Aron; also the dwelling house
No. 10 East 7sth street for David I!yd,g.
G. w. Barney leased for the L4ordi & De
Resptris Construction Company the second,
third and ninth lofts in Nos. and 10 West
18th street; also for the Geron Construction
Company eighth loft In Nos 132 and 1S4
West 121st street: for Samuel Bergman.
third loft Nos. 81 and 36 West 18th street;
for Hugh NJ Schloss, second loft Nos. 9
and II East 10th street, and for Robert
Murray, the second loft No. 104 Reade
street
Hynan Bloom has leased for Raymond
& Reisman the five five story fathouses at
No. to Is East 9Sth street for five years at
an aggregate rental Of s52oOo: also leased
for 1. Hellinger Nos. 20 and 2s2 East cd
street, two six story fathouses. for three
years at 81, 800 per annun1.
"A TeDS~dl Oh stern BrOtherS' lease or NO.
4S West 23d street recorded yesterday,
shows net rental OF 5000. The lease is
made BY Julia Med. Sabine and Mary T.
s. Haiaes for a term of twenty-one years
from December 81. 1872 The property meas
ures 22.S1SS.s feet
Cammann. voorhees, & Floyd and Horace
s. Ely & Co. have kased for Marie M. l.
de Courval the five story building No n
Water street, corner of Old Slip, ON lot 23.s
KS feet, to the American Road Machine
Company, for term of twenty-one years
from May 1, 1911. on a net rental basis, with
a privilege of renewal for a further term
of twenty-one years. The building will be
remodelled and used exclusively for offices
Of Charles Henry Davis and the American
Road Machine Company.
Denzer Brothers have leased for the A.
& s. Construction Company three lofts con-
tanning TO- 500 square feet at Nos 11S and 40
West 9th street for b. Crystal & Son; to
N Castelli the second loft. containing 1000
square feet. at No al TO 145 nth street;
also for the Century Bank TO a cloak and
suit house the fourth loft at No. 135 Fifth
avenue. northeast corner of Doth street, and
for tho No. 133 West 18th Street Company
a loft at Nos. 123 and LBS West 18th street
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30

The waist is made with fronts and backs.
II IS gathered at the waist line and stayed
with a belt, to which buttons are attached
In order that the trousers may be buttoned
into place. The sleeves are finished with
bands end overlaps and are gathered into
straight cuffs.
For a boy Of ten years Will be required
three yards of material "a or q or one and
three-Quarters yards 36 inches wide
The pattern. No. 6.772. is cut in sizes for
boys of six, eight. ten and twelve years,
and will be mailed to any address by the
Fashion Department Of this paper on re-
ceipt Of 10 cents
Please give the number Of pattern and
age distinctly. Address Pattern Depart
rnent- New-York Tribune If in a hurry
for pattern. send an extra 2-cent stamp
and we Will mail by letter postage in sealed
envelope.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30

creatures Witch have so kindly provided
materials TO make realities OF the WILD
irnaginings Of the fashion-makers may
soon become extinct, and one might sup
pose that the position Of the ermine IN this
respect would be especially precarious,
since such quantities OF the pretty fur OF
this little animal are being used.
On all occasions the errnine is IN evi-
dence IN some form Heads and tails
adorn hats for tiny girls. and even the
entire animal IS used for this purpose. al
though the fashion seems too suggestive
Of slaughter and bloodshed TO be suited 10
the tenderness of childhood When furs
are seen in = guise entirely unlike that in
which their lawful owners wore them 81 is
possible to forget that there was any vio-
lence connected with their acquisition, but
an animal used as sn ornament IN the
semblance II bore in life is a forcible re-
,rinder Of the fact that that life was sacri-
need for the qualification Of feminine
vanity
Errntne tails are among the most val
liable assets Of the furriers this season.
Since spotless white has been preferred TO
the fur IN which the tails were set at reg
ular intervals, these little appendages have
been available for camping out all sorts
Of devices IN the way - borders and trim
l:-ings- Sometimes they are used as
decorations quite apart from the fur of the
rest OF the animal. one instance Of this
being seen in a theatre cap Of gold lace
that had around the crown. instead Of a
wreath Of flowers. q wreath Of ermine
tails.
In the graceful erraine evening wrap
shown thu fur Is worked IN blocks exactly
after the method used IN making patch
work quilts
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
MECHANICS LIENS.

BRONXDALE AVE. W s. 2T1 IT Of Rhine
Johanna McDonough owner and contractor; $3.50
SAME PROPERTY, John Naier agt Johanna
McDopough. owner; James Lista, contractor
SENECA AVE. 5. 125 # Of Faile st. 5ox
100: Theodore F Hahn agt NJ ) y wilson Con
ssoo s;fSS'i0n Co. owner NJ > y y --''l'
1s2d St 139 ex1t0 3; Howell Mapes agt katonah
Construction CO, owner and contractor; Sl19 %
18TH ST. sir to 521 East; Fass y Co aSt
Mountain Construction Co owner ana contractor
I'D ST. 81 W II; Frank ] Tyler agt Catharine
z Westhrook extrx, owner; F Sturteyant Go,
contractor; Edwin c Gee and F G Shattuch'
sub-contractors; SI22 So 80
7e Harry Zudek agt Cotoba Realty and Con
struction Go, owner; Charles Cohen. contractor;
EHooK AVE. n @ cor i7cth st. - 2x1oo. Gae-
tann ZIngaies agt Brook Avenue Construction
90. owner and contractor: William + Lennon,
'RR0NXoA, AVE, 5. 239 # n Of
Cruger ST. s.. s}sx irreg; August Duerhoiz ast
Thomas McDerough, owner James Lester. con
5TH ?'i AVE, sea; John Wallace agt Arpi9sl s
Ardernus PavashanjIan. owner; w shelton SWaI-
low Co contractor; Sl.2Ti 80
City ISLAND AVE. $, y II n OF Orchard
ST. 25xlO0; Furlong & Furlons ast Mary l.
Roeder, owner; Longin F Fries. contractor ire
"emsT iisTH sg1 sT Is West: Samuel Friedman ct al
agt Rachel Lowenstein. owner and contractor
S'Siz CENTRAL PARK WEST. ss1 to aas; Louis
IsinRman
HAMMER Brothers * Feinstetn contractors;
S779 40
St 25xlOs; Aoe Gilman agt James Butler tnc
owner: Gustave schmidt. jr contractor: S21O.
MONROE ST. 81: Abe Warm agt Julia F.
Anson l.. Elizabeth. Sarah +. John X and
Robert z Lee and Mary l. Schollderter owners
Gabriel Rosenberg. contractor; S4ST 30,
CLINTON ST. % 10 t.: Louis Wederman agt
Clinton Amusement co. owner: Morris krumhClz
and woir Fuchs. contractors; $24 30
2l7TH ST 5, leo Il = Of White Plains ri
2ax1I4 10. Intervale ave. 5. los II n OF 16ath
ST. 2oxlSs; fremont Iron Works agt James
Butler Inc, owner: Gustave Schmidt, ir. con
tractor: $2sI 6s.
FORDHAM RID. s cor of IssFing pi. 4I-2x40x
80 4x70: clifford l. Miller Co agt Alma L. Mer-
ritt owner Adoph kurchenhauer and Anthony
Moreli contractors, S2SS 80.
WASHINGTON AVE. S. 100 II ) OF iSsd ST.
5ox9o: q b RAYMOND Il 60 ast Joseph Polduw
owner and contractor: S67 30
10TH ST, S, 100 ft OF Southern boulevard
7bxio0; r N Du Bots & Co agt East one Hun
dred and Sixty-Seventh Street Realty co owner:
Westchester Fiumblns and Heating Co, con-
tractor: $1.s23 sd.
3iST ST. 4S' West; Samuel Sdorofr agt Joseph
I and Mary heiiiy. owners; Clark 4 Appisbaum
contractors S3iS.
BRoNNpALE AVE. :. 240 II w of MulIiner
ave. 35 fxllt.s; Church Il Gates 4 Go acr 10
hanna Mcpohoush, owner and contractor: James
363s Al.
soTH ST. IT'S East; Morris L Weiss agt Tracy