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ness a PAIR OF horses. :i:- :.:.::,s de-
sire seemed to be to gaze at the drip
ping clothes of Mr.. Devine.
The drive back to Hewington Acres
was silent and uneventful. AS they
neared the house they saw that it was
brightly illuminated. Out through the
open front doors streamed a broad
We're moving. One of these was Mr..
Hewington.
'Adele!' he exclaimed, with much
dramatic fervor as he saw the count
ess and stretched out his arms to re-
ceive her. She went to him ard
der.
Next appeared the soggily clothed
Cherub with the suit case. "Whew"
he exclaimed. throwing down the bag.
Then. turning to the gaping butler.
'Eppings, see if you can find me a
dry cigar and match"
"Mr. Devine, what does this mean.
sir?" Numbered Mr.. Hewington. Il
demand an explanation"
well. what do you want me to ex-
plain-that the rain is wet?" returned
the Cherub
Adele, please go upstairs" Mr.. Hew-
ington strobe toward Mr.. Devine
threateningly.
Il want you to explain your astound-
ing conduct. SIR" repeated Mr.. Hew-
ington.
Father father" pleaded the count
ess. I'll tell you all about it."
"Silence, Adele! Go to your room. l
will deal with this Mr.. Devine."
"Now. don't you be in hurry. Mr..
Hewington. and We'll clear this little
mystery in no time" said the Cherub.
Little mystery. STRIP The tall fig
ure of Mr.. Hewington stiffened with
anger. What do you mean, sir? |
wake up in the middle of the night to
discover that my daughter has fled. |
arouse Eppings to learn that he left
you at II O'Clock waiting for her in the
library. | find the window open.
discover that you are both gone. And
now, at this hour in the morning, you
come back in q public carriage. You
are a wretch, Mr.. Devine, a scheming,
villainous"-
Stop, father. stop! This is too alb
surd." The Countess Vecchi had step
ped between the two men. at was all
my fault. was running away. and
Mr.. Devine tried to stop me, and when
/ wouldn't be stopped he went with
me and carried the bag. Then it rain
ed, and he got wet. He is splendid,
splendid, and he is very wet"
''Sure. he is wet" assented Mrs.
Timmins solemnly.
In daZed manner Mr. Hewington
inspected once more the obviously
damp condition of Mr. Devine's raj
ment.
Eyes, yes. Adele. l suppose it is all
right but it is not yet clear in my
mind"
The CherIb was not inclined to COR
tinue the dialogue. "Oh. We'll straight
en- that all out in the morning. Mr..
Hewington."
moment later the chimes of a
French clock announced the hour of 3.
Three o'clock exclaimed the Cher
ub. Il don't believe you'll catch that
Z 80 train, will you. countess?"
She had started up the stairs. but
mead. 1t was friendly smile.
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flush against Il full house. Guess III
take another stack. though"
Which meant that the audacious
soul of Mr. Devine was humbled, but
not crushed.
He had tried to demonstrate to Mr..
Hewington that his estimate Of Cherub
Devine as one of the socially unfit was
n mistaken Judgment. But evidently
he had demonstrated nothing Of the
kind. The Hewingtons had given him
10 chance 10 show what he could do
in that line. Well, should he quit
then? Mr.. Devine allowed himself to
smile grimly. Almost any one in Wall
street could have told you what that
meant.
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CHAPTER VII.

"NUT why should l stay here?
* Why do you want me to
| stay:'
- The countess was asking
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"N AUI why SnOulu L stay mere
* Why do you want me to
IL st %ns oonn,.ss WAS asking
Mr.. Devine these questions with as
much sincerity as if there could be no
possible reason why he should object
TO her leaving Hewington Acres.
"Why-why, because you ought to-.
because L want you to stay. Don't
you see? | want you to stay
For the better part of the day the
Cherub had been waiting for just this
opportunity. Now that it had come
he stood staring at her with a blank.
baff1ed look in his blue eyes.
The countess glanced curiously at
him with Il light laugh.
He had found her in her favorite
retreat, Il rustic summer house perched
on little point of rocks which jutted
out into the sound and marked the
eastern boundary Of the estate.
It's very kind of you Mr.. Devine."
she said. I'm sure. but l don't feel
that j can accept such favor from
well. from stranger. you know"
"We'll get acquainted then
But the countess firmly he'd to the
point Hewington Acres was no long
or her home: therefore she must leave
it at once.
perhaps it is mine, but cont
want the place." urged the Cherub.
Il just bought it for a joke. I'll tell
YOU what Pm going to do-I'm going
10 sell it back to your father. I'll let
j. go cheap for the sake of getting rid
of It."
The countess shook her head at this
proposal. Father could not buy it
back" she said.
cor may rent it to him."
"No: we must go away somewhere
and get another home-a home of our
own"
Il believe It's Just because a.n
here that you're in such a hurry to
GO. If should clear out now and not
come back until
''No, nor protested the countess. 81
shouldn't feel like staying minute
after you had gone-not a minute.
While you are here | am. in a way,
your guest. but if you were not here
I should not have even that standing"
'Then I'll stay" declared the Cherub.
"I'll stay here week. a month, any
time"
''Oh no, you wouldn't" quickly re-
piled the countess. 81 have seen stock
spectators before They are just as
much slaves of the market as the
wretched men who haunt the gam
bling halls of Monte Carlo are slaves
of the roulette wheel. No; you will be
back in Wall street tomorrow morn
ing, eager for the game. 1t is all you
live for-speculation, speculationw
The Cherub was dumb before this
outburst. 1t had been SO unexpected.
"Of course l have no right to say
such things to you" she continued
more soberly. 81 did not intend to say
them either. You have been very kind
to us, and IL admire you in many
ways. But you should not have tried
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/ u
| M rived in some miraculously
| " " abrupt fashion. 1t found
them sitting in sunny
corner Of the library. The Cherub
was smoking one of his fat. black
cigars by special request of the count
ess. and he was regarding with ap-
proving eyes her slim white fingers as
they employed an ivory needle in the
fashioning of some utterly useless af-
fair that looked like lot Of holes
edged with spider webs.
She was wearing some kind of a
house gown. with lace falling allur-
ingly away from her white neck and
rounded arms. Somehow or other the
Cherub felt that he was enjoying
rare privilege. He was inclined to
accept the gift humbly and in silence.
fearful lest it be taken suddenly away
from him.
And then came Eppings to announce
the presence of Mr.. Nicholas Wallo-
way. adding that his errand was ur-
gent and important.
Perhaps had better take my work
into another room," suggested the
countess, starting to rise.
"No. no. Don't disturb the cobwebs.
Nick's business isn't half so important
as he thinks it is. Bring him right Is
Eppings."
But had rather not
Whatever her protest might have
been. it was cut short by the prompt
entrance of young Mr.. Walloway. He
stopped abruptly. and 1t seemed as if
his gray eyes stared hungriIy at the
pretty picture she made. standing
there in the morning sunshine. The
color went from his cheeks. and his
lips were tensely drawn.
We'll. Nick, you see I'm still rusti-
eating Great, isn't it?" smiled the
Cherub.
With an obvious effort young Mr..
Walloway shook off his embarrass-
ment. Acknowledging the Countess
Vecchi with stiffiy formal bow, he
turned to the Cherub.
"You must forgive me. Devine, for
hunting you up like this. but thought
ought to do it. It's matter of bust
ness. Couldn't We And he looked
suggestively at the door.
81 haven't any Office here, Nick, and
this room Is as good as any other. You
mustn't mind. countess. Any business
do today will not take long,"
But began Mr.. Walloway.
"Oh. let's have 1t. Nick. Bottom
dropped out of something's" The Cher
ub was smiling amiably.
81 rather think you would have
thought so if you had been on the
floor just before closing Yesterday.
The -Rimmer crowd is after P.
z. and N. l believe they mean to COB
BILE it up"
"Ah, that gang, eh?" This time the
Cherub showed his white teeth when
he smiled.
"They began 1t as soon as they found
you were not on deck, and they've
been at 1t ever since. Your brokers
had ten clerks out looking for you"
Got nervous. did theyl",
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but I'm tired now and wet and Oh,
L wish | hadn't come at all; wish
hadn't"
There, there" said the Cherub. pat
ting her shoulder. Don't you worry
I'll go and rout out some one. Ill get
team to take us back
NO. no. ! don't want to stay here
alone. Please don't leave me here
alone. Mr. Devine" She grasped his
hand and chung to it tightly.
"All right, all right. l won't leave
you. Wen go together and find some
one. See; it isn't raining nearly so
hard as it was. l think the shower
must be almost over. Shall we start
now?"
The countess was quite ready. There
was a livery stable just across from
the station, she said. Fortunately
they found night hostler doing in
the office. 1t was with difficulty, how
ever. that he could be induced to har-
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CHAPTER VIII.

w EDNESDAY morning ar
~ rived in some miraculously
" " abrupt fashion. 1t found
them sitting in q sunny
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Cherub
Deviine
By SEWELL FORD
Copyright. 1903. by Mitchell Kennerley
CHAPTER V.

. ONSTERNATION fell upon Ep-
pings when it occurred to Mr..
Devine, along about o'clock.
. to inform him that guests
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25

,5 Eoss Bloom 10 Sophie Fischman:
vel s-.o--evs : " Dexter, Al Broadway
ss--r,ssN ST S " cor 18TH 81. - 4xe4 ii :,
H. 1905 Arthur Avenue Realty and Con-
Qr -. - 10 James G Nentz: So. 600: attor-
s-1oi.y-,r4 y,4se ssurentse and Trust Co. l7e Broad
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25

BoOKhEEPER experienced in hotel club
work. for middle aged man; salary SIS.
Nighill position Broker. Flatiron Building.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25

',-s -a1s and 2E7, map Central Norrissnia-
Of Betsste r5 ta5 ~ 7sSs sssins !, a poRi R1 S
sso-.ao s 2. Iulv 90 1900: the Jefferson Bank to
y :. -i-,on: So eco. attorney. Title Guaran-
lscll Isr-lar rsI.-ss
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
LIS PENDENs
NAY "a.

aop ST. 4lS and AIS wes. e.,. .,..1,.,.
Pnillp U Becker agt Samuel Cohe. :. ., 80.
closure OF two mtgs1; attorney. j ! FbeeIan ~
18Th ST s. $40 # Of sth ave oox1oo <.
leasehoio; Fansher Underhiil sg- T,soss :
Green et al accounting. etc1. atfn-g,ay Z
9TH 81. Q cor Lewis 81 rr,-,sn- %. a.,
Tx esb 10 4th X g A52 10 Es.. rSs-aA :,
1886 X " Sla to beginning. asSo is.5 - = =
water Immediately in front of eaid -Nr,.-sr.s-
bounded on the north by 5th 81 m -. = -
Tompkins st. on the west hy sho,,s 5e-I.,s - ~
property and all riparian rights etc. Ns.sa
sctton eEt JIl1a Harris et als(partition1: at
e.pLoIs Plots {. 2 and z. maps / and ?. estate #
Shepherd Knapp, Washington Heights Rsni5
Transit SUBWAY Construction Co sv- xS-,Y,i :
Leesat foreclosure OF mtg; afforuey T
Quackenbush. L
.PLlNPToN AVE. cor I7oth $. 75r,oo.
Martln ooerlander agt Ida Petrv et al
partition; attorneys. Joyce & Hon
ARROW PI- S. a5.l # e Of Jarre,. -, q.
ls2x lrreg. The Bronx: Charlotte E-e- o., % - :.
Walter Sfahl ct al (sction 10 set s1id a.ss.
attorney. L G Mapes "0su''
lSsTE ST. $. las # W Of 5th ave 1aov5ov
nTeg. william II Sands ct al agt T,a,-is T g.
e a. foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys Bovers 4
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25

vs. 10 map 274. OF Adsmsviile. Testchester
-. -tt,.-i-s a point on Bathgate ave
Counls, - ESinrsbridee I'd, 55x1sz Sass 1xls4 4 .
:e a = zoos Martin and Maria Tuily to William
q, oc,,,,o-s -, 81. .ooo attorney. FTe1ertck a Snow,
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25

The Harlem Property Owners Association
will meet on Thursday evening at No IA
East 125th street
The tax boards has decided to establish
new place in the department, that of
deputy in charge in Manhattan. and has
appointed TO the place Deputy Commission
er Ramsey. of No. 132 West 18th street He
was appointed TO the department in June,
1898. Commissioner Ramsey was in charge
of the Richmond Office for a number of
years. and has recently been in charge OF
the theatrical district in Manhattan.
The Guiick-Hale Company was the brok-
er in the sales of the Hudson-Grantview
apartment house, on Claremont avenue. and
the loft building at No. 40 Broadway, run
Ming through TO Mercer street, recently re-
nArfe ed sold
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25

S.td premises No. IS Tompkins Street being
~. s-st marcel above described and known in
~ InterIocutory Judgment above mentioned
a. .aF7irst Parcel will be sold separately and
:, snhtect to a mortgage for Four Thousa nd
noiiaTs which is past due. and interest there
On from May 1st. 1910. at the rate of so per
sassments and water rates or other liens
which are 10 be allowed 20 the purchaser out
~ the purchase money or paid by the Referee
on The sale of said No. ID Tompkins Street
is one Hundred and Ninety-eight 2-1o0 Dol
lars and interest
r-o ga Mangin street. and being the second
parcel above described, and Known in the
fnterloeutary Judgment above mentioned as
second Parcel" will be sold as one parcel
and are subject TO the following liens and in
on No 10 Tompkins Street 20 q mortgage
for LOO which is past du-, and interest
thereon at Sc from May IA, 1910.
ON no. 2s Mangin street, TO mortgage for
s3 100. which is past due, ana interest there
on at So from May IA. 1910.
The Approximate amount OF the taxes,
ssssments and water rates or other liens
which 10 be allowed to the purchaser out
of the purchase money or paid by the Referee
90 the sale OF said No, 10 Tompkins Street
and No % Mangin street, Is Three Hundred
and Five e4-1o0 Dollars and interest.
Dated, New York. MAY 2 1910
CHARLES !. HOFFMAN. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
REALTY SHOW CLOSES SATURDAY

Announcement was made last night that
the Real Estate and Ideal Homes Show
az Madison Square Garden will be continued
until Saturday night. This show was orig
inally scheduled to close tonight, but the
exhibitors have been so well satisfied with
the business they have done that they re-
quested the management TO continue the
show until the end Of the week.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
sURRoGATE'S NOTICES.

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
ASev Sew York. Notice is hereby given to ali
persons having claims against Ellen NJ Pike.
late Of the County Of ,,S New York: deceased, 20 20
The subscriber at her place OF transacting
s,nders snslngsT No No II wal Street in the City of
New York. on or before the 26th day of July
Dated. New York the 18th day of January.
1910 JEANETTE P COIN;
GUTHRIE. BANGS & VAN sINpERENi At
torneys for Executrix. ~ Wall Street.
New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
~ New York. notice is hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against Charles Mayne.
tate of the County OF New York. deceased. TO
present the same with vouchers thereof 20
the subscriber at her place Of transactlng
business at the oflces OF Pratt Koehier 4
Russell. No. ~ Cedar Street in the city OF
New York. or before the a3rd day of Sep
Dated New York. the 10th day of March.
''' CAROLINE MAYNC. Executrix.
Pratt Koehler Russell, Attorneys for Ex-
ecutrix. No, 4T Cedar Street Borough OF
Manhattan. city Of New York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c, Thomas Surrogate OF the County
of New York. notice is hereby given To all
deceased late of the County OF New York 10
present the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscribers a. & 1heir If PIsIs q FaBsastns bust
No 80 Wall Street. in The City OF New York
on or before the first Gay of December next
Dated New York. the 2Sth day of May 1910.
ADRIAN ISELIN, JR-. SAMUEL. wOoLyER-
TON Executors
wHITPIDGE. BUTLER & RICE. Attorneys
for Executors 80 Wall Street. \. Y
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner G Thomas. Surrogate OF the County
sons having claims against Alexander Mcdonald.
late Of the County Of New York. deceased. 20
present the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber al his place OF transacting business
No ia5 Broadway. IN the city OF New York on
Dated New York, the seventeenth day OF May
1910. EDMUND X. STALLO. Administrator
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
ALTERATION PLANS.
MAY p.
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN
spsrrsS,S SSNAY. 2lei 20 2Iss: 70 sty brk
tc,s, s~lNsrtz & Cross. 3s7 5th ave. archl-
ta1 .pSt $1,000; owner, seventy-eight Street
-o-saAey Co. 2z34 BrasGway
= West: 70 sty nnd basement
- ornsr. 4 Roskoyyitz. . Rector 81
cvfs =. II Last: 10 3 .ty and basement
> stewart. ln3 Park ave architect
~ -'ou' oHner, c 2 Peliev ss East 26lh 81.
~ 60 Ger architects; cost 5000. owner, II
- '.,s.e lst ave 49, s''VDV'
rssseis : lIss % = sty brk tennIt. Som
Cos. s. oS'eckteT. y Union Square. architects:
1la16 6's'V' owner, Q a GiaEdino, Corona, Long
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
MECHANICS LIENS.
MAY "a.

MAY "a
rFsl ST. s 30 y " OF Hughes ave. 75x50;
sslsr. Black & Ayers agt Oswen Realty Co.
Ssiiers znd contra ctors. sra
,,ss.-llAToH AVE. g 1882 Il \ Of i69th 81.
- a12t0. John 2 Ernst sst Boston Road Realty
p -5araEe Co owner and contractors. George
. iii, contractor; s335 81
cslh AVE, 5ss. Antonio Falcier agt Louise ana
.sIkt Qlsc scSenbEsh and Serena Ersklne, own
=. MaN Scslesinzer. contractor: $40 +.
.-essYTH ST 2l3 and 215: BENJAMIN RAM
49, sz.1 AZ Baha kessle:. owner; David hessler,
sat-sstor, $40
SsTH ST. SO West. Morris Levin agt Tautos
-SsAAs 70. owner and contractor; 81. 435
r, - ST. 5o1 East. Louis 9sidulsu azt estate
49, sA.thsrc Weber. owner: Ferdinand 1yonnson
- So-is Schultz-Lenbacher, contractor. 800.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE PURCHASING CoMMIssART. y. 8
n Y May %, 1e10.-Sealed proposals. in
duplicate for furnishing and delivering sub
sistence stores in this city at such times as
may be required By the U S. Government, be
tween July II and 81. 1910 in accordance
with the specfhca tions and conditions set forth
in Circular No 4. War Department. Office of
the Con1missary General. Washington March
o. 1908. will be received at this office until
ten o'clock A. NJ, June g. 1910 Informal tton
furnished on application. Envelopes contain
ing bids should be marked. Proposals for
Subsistence Stores opened June 6. 1916" and
addressed to Col. A. L. Smith. \. c. g.. T. .
Army
PROPOSALS FOR ICE AND REFRIGERAT-
ing Piant-Army Building, New York CITY,
May 21. 191O.-Sea1ed proposals in trfplicate viii
be received here until P. NJ, June 20. 1910.
for furnishing and delivering at factory or f. a.
G. steamer, New York. or San Francisco Ice
and Refrigerating Plant for Corregidor Island.
P. I. Information upon application. Plans
and specifications on file here. Proposals to be
undersigned. marked Proposals for dee and Re
frigerating Plant. to be opened June 20. 1910''
Major NJ. GRAY ZALINSKI. Depot @. NJ
PROPOSALS, U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
culture, Office of the Secretary. Washington.
received at the Office of the Dishursing Clerk
nishing and delivering platinum ware. Speci-
hcations and full information furnished on
application to the Disbursing Clerk. Pro
posaIs must be sealed and addressed to the
Secretary in accordance with instructions on
schedule JAMES WILSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
NAY %.

MAY "a.
frank z Decker and ano. exrs. 10 George
se1-v ss.- Fanf 70 george Beban: 81.
hermann H Canmann, exr, TO Max Marx
s1sso, ssorve Schroeder to Theodore Schroeder;
Emo-y Clooke. ezr. TO Maria T Corsa: 81
Emma Kaufman to Nathan NecarsuirIaeF'
xsthan Neoarsuir1er 20 Ella Necarsui-
Ella Necarsulrer 10 Helena Necarsul-
German steinkanp TO Hamilton F Dean;
B-sssst Mcbride 70 Herman steinkanp: 81
Nsry z Bixhy to William II Steinkanp'
essiav obendorfe- ana ano to Susan z
Ellen S Erickson to Bronx Security and
l-5snes o Brief TO LAWYERS Title Insurance.
tst 1rust Co. mtEs: $4,000
lssos Gotthofer. 70 Morris Tischler'
N1--rsFe Investing Co 10 Herman Z Junker
Issd 3D. .co g Of Edenvald.s to Henry c
Jon F Brady and ano. exrs. TO John F
fzdv and sno, individually: slI,"oo
American Mortgage Co 10 Mortimer N Sin
s.nl. 10 Sadie Y Brady. 81.
austir Fletcher and ano. exrs, u Title
Essrsntee and Trust Co s25. SIS.
Issuance Co. So 600
Evans Il Tor1iinson and ano. trustees, 70 Will
sane 10 same Sc. 600.
Edward . NEloney 10 Ellen J Murray; s93ee.
foysl Moss admr. 10 State Bank. Sloo
Z Dietrich Eggers to Samuel Nacht; s1O0O
Cassie u Iulien-Janaes, extrx, TO Cassie VI NJ
g9isl-Jsmes. 5000.
E7iiam NJ Hoes. as admr. TO George Daiker;
81.
JJsArs scott and sno to Alice Bullova: $. 600.
Tie Insurance Co 70 Union Trust Co: S40.eoo.
Georss Dslksr 10 Solomon 2 Kraus: 5000.
John Th9rn and ano. ezTs. 10 Edwin Thorn;
ttEsts. ea ch s. 500
same 70 same 81 800
same n Francis Il Thorn. s. 500
esne 70 same s. 500.
sEgers Really Co 70 Lawyers Title Insur-
tsee slG Trust Co. assts. each $40, 600.
nam 81
.Lzvyers Mortgage Co TO Mary c Smith:
iB9e
FREDERICK sheldon 70 George p Fearing and
&c trustees SIs, COO
isorse Fearing. trustee. to Edw Hsney,
f1.zies SIS 600
i,szissa STATES Fidelity and Guaranty Co 10
zs.siar n Conrov. 81
sefzasrs Loan and Trust CO, exr George
seiaf 70 George Bauchle: $4,000.
1eo"1g z krehs - Diedric' EEgers. Sl2,eoO.
Snstsge Esss te Victor Cerharis: 500.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
SCHOOL AGENcIE,

American and Foreign Teacners' Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
ernesses. ETC., to Colleges, Schools and Faniliea
Apply to Mrs II. J. YOUNG FULTON.
% Union Square
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
FOR SALE.

BIG BARGAINS.-SHghtly used office furniture
desks. typewriters. cash registers. adding ma
chimes. rotary monographs filing cabinets. safes.
addressing machines. time clocks, partitions,
White ST
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS
MAY -.

n, taolh 80 -. s. 100 Z Of Audubon ave I5x
s4uS Lawyers Title Insurance and Trnet &C
loans Jonn Glass Jr. Construction CO $50 600
FoRDHAM RID. cor Of I.ortng nj Al ox
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25

STEAMER MARY POWELL

leaving Desbrosses St. at 10 P NJ. w I'D
St p NJ w 129th ST. 20 P. " daily.
except Sunday for Highland Falls. West Point
returning by boat or rail. Cornwall. New
burgh New Hamburg. Milton. Pokeepsies
Rondout and Kingston Orchestra
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NAY %

NAY -.
rsA-[GAN ST. cor Of LonEfellow ave f;
49, Lo7lson sEt Loagfellow Realty Corpora
a.; May 4. 1910 Coy bond: Se46-
~. AlCFoLAS AVE. cor of 1zzth ST:
Ga. Sice Hoa Elevator CO agt X 9 Realty GO
=, ret ,. 1alo fby bonde: S255 Is.
s..a.H ST, s25 Ezst: Reading Hardware Co agt
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