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swer there. Presently she returned to
the fact that Shima was waiting to
close the door Halfway across the
hall she paused again. looking
thoughfully down the rose-colored Wis
ia Of the drawingroom. and up at the
broad black march OF the stair Vague
mysteries peered at her from every
side. Which should she fee from
Which walk boldly up to and dispel?
She went upstairs slowly. She stood
in her dressingroom absently before
the mirror She touched the hard.
unyielding stone Of the ring under the
thin bodice of her gown. She re-
called the morning when she had gone
to get It, before anything had hap
pened and the lure OF life had been SO
exquisite.
And yet she didn't wish herself
back, but only forward. Now she had
no leisure to imagine. to pretend. to
enjoy, only the breathlegs sense that
she must get forward. The chatter
ing clock on her mantel warned her
Of the passing time and set her hur-
rying into her walking gown. her hat,
her gloves, as If the object Of her er-
rand would only wait for her mo-
ment longer. When, for the second
time. she opened the house door. she
didn't hesitate. She descended into
the white fog that covered all the city
Above her the stone facade Of her
house doomed huge and pinkish IN he
mist. Her spirits rose with the feel
ing that she was going adventuring
again, leaving that house where for
the last two days she had awaited
events with such vivid spprehensions.
She hurried fast down the damp, glis-
tening pavement, seeing long, dim
gray facee Of houses glimmer by, see
ing figures come toward her through
the fog. grow viyi pass, and hearing
at intervals the hoarse. lonely voice
Of the fog-hoFn at The Heads" reasA
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| ing her from over many Intervening
hills. She did not feel sure what she
should do at the end of her Journey or
what awaited her there. She knew
herself most Impractical hunter.
she. who all her life had been the
most artful of Quarries.
She turned in at the low gate of imi
tation grill in front OF an enormous
wooden mansion. with towers and Gu
polas painted all chill slate gray
with fuchsias. purple and red, clam
bering up the front. She rang, and
was admitted into hall. ornate and
very high, with wide staircase
sweeping down into the middle of il.
The maid looked obviously at Flora
and thought Miss Butler was not at
home. but would see. Flora turn ID
into the room on her left and sat down
among the Louis Quinze sofas and
potted palms with a feeling that Miss
Butler vas at home, and for one rea-
son or another. preferred not to be
seen. She waited apprehensively.
wondering whether Ella was not see
ing the worldin-general. or had really
specified against herself Could ii be
/ that Ella was one of those won en-
whom Harry had alluded TO as run
ming after Kerr? In the short "a houi s
every individual help she had counted
upon had seemed to draw away from
her-Kerr, whose understanding she
/ had been so sure of: Clara. whose pro
/ priety had never failed; Harry. whose
I comfortable good nature she had so
/ taken for granted II seemed as II
/ the sapphire, whose presence she was
never unconscious Of, for all she wore
/ 1t out of sight. had power like the
I evil eye over these people. But II it
/ could turn such as Ella against her.
why, the Brussels carpet beneath her
might well open and let her down to
deeper abysses than Judge Buffers
/ wine-cellar.
! She started neryously at the step of
the maid returning. The message
brought was unexpected. Miss Bull
Ter says will you please walk up
/ stairs?"
Flora was amazed. That invitation
would have been odd enough at any
time. for she and Ella were hardly on
such intimate footing But now she
was ushered up the majestic stair,
and from the majestic upper hall
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couldn't hear him come near it with
out apprehension. She was angry
helplessly angry at Harry that he hat
taken this moment for his stupid
jealousy. But she was more angry al
/ Clara, since such a speech on Clara;
part wasn't carelessness.
She tried to laugh him out of It.
Why, Harry. never saw YOU
jealous before!"
It's all very well to say that--and
you know I've never made a row
about the other Johnnies. | knew you
didn't care for any of them"
Her eyes narrowed and darkened.
And you take it for granted care
for Mr.. KERR"
"Oh. no, MOI" He pushed his hand
through his hair with an irascible
gesture. "But it's plain enough you
like him-you women always like a
fellow that fourishes-but that's not
the sort of man care to see hanging
around my girl"
Flora stood leaning on the table
breathing a little hurriedly, feeling
rather as If she had been shaken
Harry, standing with his hands in his
pockets, looked not unlike the threat.
ening image he had appeared in the
back of the goldsmith's shop.
of course, the fellow can talk" he
admitted, "and he has a manner. But
Lord knows where he comes from or
who he is. Why. even the Buffers
don't know
Flora turned sharply on him. who
told you that"
The Judge. He picked him up at
the club"
Well, she kept it up, some one
had to introduce him there"
Harry smiled. You wouldn't care
to bow to some of those club mem,
bers."
Harry. do you know how you sound
to me?' She was trembling at the
daring Of what she was going to say.
You talk as If you knew something
against him"
Her statement seemed to bring him
up short. mo. no. l don't" he said
hastily.
She made a little gesture Of des-
pair. How was she to count on Harry
If he was going to behave like this?
How trust him when he was shufling
so?
She made one more bold stroke TO
make him speak out.
Harry. you do know some. u ing
about him. I know you have seen
him before"
Why. yes, I've seen him befcre.
But that's got nothing TO do with It."
He looked surprised that she should
seem to accuse him Of It, and she
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wondered if he could have forgotten
how he had denied it before.
And that isn't why you distrust
him."
The devils tattoo that he beat or
his hat stopped
Il don't distrust him"
We'll, dislike him. then. When was
it you saw him before?"
Isn't it enough for me to tell YOU
that 1 don't want you TO see him."
OH" She turned away from him.
Every nerve in her was in revolt.
/ Then he really wasn't going to tell her
anything. He was keeping her out of
it as II she were child She had re-
lied on him to return the ring. She
had counted upon his indifference and
good nature. And he was neither in
different nor good-natured. All desire
of even mentioning the ring to him
left her; and as to giving him her con-
fidence- These hints that he had
thrown out about Kerr-they might
be mere jealousy but he might have
actual knowledge, knowledge that,
with her own fitted to it, would make
for him a complete figure. She caught
her breath at the thought of how near
she had come 10 actually betraying
Kerr, Until that moment she had not
realized that through all her waver-
ings her one fixed intention had been
not to betray him.
Harry had risen and was buttoning
Sc
er at home if you don't want to be-"
he said.
She stood misleadingly dropping be
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Corn Salad.

This is a delicious and an original
salad and one which will recommend
itself once tFied. One large head OF
cabbage, three onions. three red pep
pern, two dozen ears Of sweet corn,
Remove the seeds from the peppers,
chop the peppers. onions, and cabbage
fine. Cut the corn from the cob ana
mix all together Season with one.
half cupful OF sugar, onefourth cupfua
Of salt. one pint of vinegar. and one
tablespoonful Of celery salt. Add one
cup of water and mix together To one
cupful of -four add two tablespoonfuls
of French mustard (more can be used
If desired), mix. and blend with one
half cupful OF water as for gravy
thickening When the mixture has
boiled slowly 0t should be stirred
often) for 30 minutes. add thickening
and boil ten minutes. then seal tightly.
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Il wonder If it's the very favor l
was going 10 ask of you?"
But he didn't take it up. He seemed
hardly to hear her, as if his mind was
too much absorbed with quite another
question: question that the next mo-
ment came out fiat. What was that
Kerr doing here yesterday"
She was taken aback, so far had her
apprehension of Harry's jealousy
slipped into the background in the
last "a hours. But her consciousness
that Harry was not behaving well,
even for jealous man. made her take
it up all the more lightly.
Why. he was calling. chatting. ia.
king tea-what anybody else would do
from four to six. What in the world
gave you the idea that he was doing
anything extraordinary"
Well" he said. you shouldn't do
the sort of thing that makes you
talked about"
That makes me talked about?" II
made her pause in front OF him.
Why, yes, it isn't like you. 1t new
er happened before. Look here. l
drop into the Buffers yesterday; find
Clara sided up to the Judge; look
around for you. Hello l say,
where's Flora?' Oh says she, Flora
at home amusing Mr.. Kerr Amusing
Mr.. Kerr!'" he repeated. That's a
nice thing to hear"
Flora went red. She walked down
the room from him TO give her sud.
denly tumultuous heart time. How.
ever little he might guess the real
trend of her interview with Kerr, she
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Fruit aIaoe.

Make a syrup by boiling together
for half an hour one cup of graduated
sugar and one cup of boiling water
Never stir the syrup and let the boil
ing be merely simmering. II may
be tested by dipping a spoon or fork
into the syrup and then into cold W,
ter When the mixture Is brittle the
syrup is done, When done set the
saucepan in another pan of hot water
The fruit. whatever is In season.
grapes. pared and quartered peaches
or pears, piums, oranges. grape fruit
lemons. etc. should be stuck on the
end Of a skewer or long needle. Dip
Il into the syrup and lay II on butt
tered dish. Nuts may be candied In.
the same way.
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chutnev Sauce

Twelve green sour apples. 2 green
peppers. 6 green tomatoes, small.
oplons. cup of raisins, 1 quart Of
vinegar. tablespoons mustard seed.
2 tablespoon salt, l tablespoon pow
dered sugar. cups brown sugar Re
move seeds from raislns and peppers.
then add tomatoes and onions ana
chop all very fine. Put the vinegar
and sugar and spice on to boil. add
the chopped mixture. and simmer l
hour Then add the apples, cored
and quartered and cook slowly until
soft Keep in small bottles well seal
cd
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Mix together one and one-halfl
pounds brown sugar. one.Quarterl
pound of bitter chocolate broken into,
bits, one-eighth pound butter. one-halrl
gill OF cream and a pinch of bakingi
soda. Set at the side of the range
to melt before cooking. When all thel
ingredients are melted. pour over thes
fire and boil without stirring until al
little dropped into cold water forms nj
ball between the fingers Boil up on cel
more, Leating steadily; stir in table,
spoonful of vanilla extract and beat:
until too stiff to stir Turn into but
tered tins. press fiat and cut into
squares.
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Toast well, but not too brown. two
thin slices Of stale bread. put them
on a warm plate, sprinkle with a
pinch Of salt and pour upon them
some boiling water; quickly cover
with another dish Of the same size
and drain OF the water Put a very
small piece OF butter on the toast ane
serve al once while hot.
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The
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C0eLRNZzY 1893 6Y
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SYNOPSIS.

At private view of the Chatworth
personal estate. TO be sold at auction, the
Chatworth ring, known as the Crew Idol,
mysteriously disappears. Harry Cressy.
who was present, describes the ring to
his hancee, Flora Gilsey, and her chap
eron, Mrs Clara Britton, as being like a
heather god, with a beautiful sapphire
set IN the head. Flora meets Mr.. Kerr.
an EnglShman, at the club. In dis
cussing the disappearance of the ring, the
exploits of an English thief, Farrell
Wand. are recalled. Flora has fancy
that Harry and Kerr know something
about the mystery. Kerr tells Flora that
ne mas met Harry somewhere, but cannot
place him. $20e96 reward is offered for
the return of the ring. Harry admits to
Flora that he dislikes Kerr. Harry takes
Flora to Chinese goldsmith's to buy an
engagement ring. An exquisite sapphire
set IN hoop of brass, is selected. Harry
urges her not to wear IL until il is reset.
Inc possession Of the ring seems TO cast
spell over Flora. She becomes uneasy
and apprehensive. Flora meets Kerr at a
box party. She is startled by the effect
on him when he gets a glimpse of the
sapphire. The possibility that the stone
Is part of the Crew Idol causes Flora
much anxiety. Unseen, Flora discovers
Clara ransacking her dressing room.
Flora refuses to give or sell the stone to
Kerr, and suspects him of being the thief.
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Mutton Chop.

scrspe the bone and trim the chop
in good shape; this adds much to the
appearance and requires but little
time for one chop. Rub a little buttsr
on both sides and broil # carefully.
having It well done; season the same
as beefstead. II can be gaIntshed IN
the same way
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-30
CUTTER AIDS CORN EATEB
New Device Made to Use In Cutting
Green Corn From the
Cob.

This cutting device, designed for
Ase on the dining table, cuts cob
Of green corn into several pieces OF
convenient size for easy handling. The
cob is placed in the trough-like HOLDER
and the five knives set above II ara
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tTo BE CONTINUED
Specifications.

My son, having graduated. is now
looking for a position.
What kind Of job does he want?"
"One that will allow him two
months of in summer and six weeks
every fan to coach his old college
football team. louisville Courisr-
Journal
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pushed downward by means OF the
handles at each side The completes
service consists Of the nickel-ylated
cutter, and specially constructed
tongs and forks for handling the SEQ
lions Of cob.-Populer Mechanics.
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peared, but she could still, hear his
footsteps growing thinner. lighter.
passing away in the whiteness.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee-)
APPJT. 30

COLLEGE, PI, or WEST BROADWAY, A.
= : u 10 q = ef PnrlC Plara- 30 9Yl6HX lTTegI
--7Saes o. columbia College 70 lfVlng t5TllIlel
Of New Hamburg. y Y = yrs from May =
ISL with renaw ais taxes ETC. ana Sl'1s''' a4-
dress. Isl Ath ave.
SAME PROPERTY. same 70 same; p yrs nom
Nav l 1880 with renewals taxes etc ana
81 500 address, 2S1 4th ave
COLTMBUS AVE, 7OJ. store, ETC. Jacob L
I5ssner % The Wine Growers ass ?, a corpiL .
vears from May l. 1910. $500: address, 100 Co.
iun11CS ave.
GOUVERNEUR ST, 80. store and basement
T,,ii7zs Poe4netAi.a Charles katz: yrs, rom
Msy / 1910; SJ04: address. SO couTerneur st-
GRAND ST z81 10 293 corner store and sec
ond floor: Harris Goldman ct a. 20 Aafnnel i19[[9
-gifz. : yrs II mos from June l. 1916 S0,vre
address. % Grand 81
HOUSTON ST, 4 $, e2.e Il Of Nartek 81
~=v-D cy i--eg. Charles 4 BTfsfs1 70 tteleIl "
t-0-e and Maurice y Cstrander- WIS rom Ma
/ 1910 taxes, &c, and $500, address, 3sS canal
IzT AVE. 1915. :. store: Edward ? RAin-
l7ar,nr and sno. eNrs. to Nicholas ! Brown .
vs. from May I. 1910. Saso' address, 4o4 last
6Sth ST.
-TE AVE. 2o3 and 3o5- third floor. Fifth Ave-
me T-7-est!rs and Improvement co. 70 Ju-es anu
lingo Rosenberg. 10 yrs = mos from Oct l. lSlo'
$1,000. address, 80 5th ave.
71~T ST. =. l. East third floor. STOCKTON
r7esI+,- GO 20 Jules ana Hugo RosenheTs5 l2 Yrs
r73a- from oct I, 1910. 5000: address, I'D 5th
ave
7ssp ST. 50 East. c5x1oo: solomon s9bel TO
New Yors Telephone Co rs from july l.
1tT7n- SS+-,. 5sdress, y Dey ST
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CRAWFORD ". j..

we have left owing to Iateless Of the sea
SON several up-to-date houses that viii oe
rented az an attractive figure
Ferguson s Van Name,
A -
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EAST ORANGE REAL ESTATE. SALE On
rent. bO-pazs Illustrated booklst sent oe Sc
quest STIGER q TAYLOR Washi,ston
Place East Orange
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lNIHE REnksHIRE HILLS.

yyniq.e opportunity % purchASa about COO
acres or farm, fruit and timber lands lying IN
VALLEY. over hills and on high edsJeTly slope
- tnTyA Dss4sAr'. gaafchlnga gprfn1s good trOuT
stream substantial stone walls. new farm
buildings and graVeIIed road TO a unique site
fo- ortvAts rsefdanca y club charming noun
tain and valley scenery. three miles from
ShereId Mass inquire Or 7. II KENNEDY
a15 Union Trust Bldg, Detroit. Mich
New-York tribune., 1910-05-01
A Ten ACRE PLOT

Within Is minutes walk from depot. in
Hampstead. I 7. Gas on property and water
within short distance. Elegant proposition for
development For particulars apply 10 Room
6I3. 567 Fulton ct. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1910-05-01
AT SHELTER ISLAND.

Fullv furnighed: IA rooms. rfEht On shore in
grove of trees. five minutes walk from AAE-
HANsET HOUSE Address G s CARTWRIGHT.
1922 Southern Boulevard, Bronx. y. y
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET FOR SUM
mar season, h4althiest part New Jersey four
houses, two with barn; three with garden
y15-GIGn per month possession Immediate.
phone or write D n NESSLER. SoL1ervile.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
AT LYME, CONN

To let. old Colonial house, Is rooms richly
furnished also cottage. IS rooms, fully fur
nisbed both with modern convAnIercas: delight
fully situated. Address Mrs Z. Z SALISBURY.
New Haven. Conn
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

MANI sTTA&-
ST NICHOLAS AVENUE-John H Behrens
snIa inc une2ished Apartment house Gt ho,
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BOROUGH OF BROOkLN-
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C0TT.GE FOR RENT

tOIEAtTE FUN REM
Iccared l. mite from Zig f-Aien r p p-rot-
situated On the Esopus Greek: splendid trout
fishing; rooms and bathroom. hot and cold
water both Aoors- larsA Lawn Uill rent fur
nished for months Price On application
T J BRYANT Big indian. \.
COTTAGE TO RENT. BAT HEAD. \. J.-fo
rooms baths. toilets: l0-foot poreE aEounG
two sides Of house garage for tVo cars, electric
lights $500 season. =, J. = "a West SD
EXCELLENTLY LOCATED FURNISHED
Lake Champlain; pure spring water: hot and
cold water, bath Tub: hunting. boating. etc.
rent for goason. $500 i. A STEVENSON,
Westpnrt- y Y
TO LET. FROM JULY TO OCT. Ar
trattive cottage, furnished on North onore
Staten Island large yard hne gorch; convenient
10 train and trolley. rent reasonaols For 1uL ncr
Brighten,
TO LET - FURNISHED EIGHT ROOM
house: modern improvements. lawn, garden
barn; convenient 10 station and beach one
hour from city. $500 fo- season. Address c. z.
BULKLEY. Southport Conn.
FURNISHED FOR SEASON, MODERN
house. 10 rooms and bath high ground;
acre. shade: garden. fruit. small stable. near
station r. H. HORNE. Rye. \. Y, or your
ov-E' broker,
FURNISHES HOUSE FOR RENT FOR SEA
son. Or for sale, Upper Montclair: nire roor7s'
tWo baths. all improvements. beautifully 10
Gated convenient station 6 Y Childs- own
er. 8 Princeton Place. also 2i4 eroadwsy
SUMMIT r. FOR THREE TO FIVE
months, furnished ho,s=e- tv~~l~,e rooms
baths, laundry, etc; shaded grounds Address
NJ I. Box 26, Tribune once
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REAL ESTATE FOB SALE OR TO LET
long ISLAND
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lseTH. ST. sos East, 2ox1oo; Hsdwig- Lich 20
cnas Schneider mtg $4,000. April Z9' sL"o'
&
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+itfon map william Adee at westche ester (No
666 in westchester County. begins 25 = e
from r s OF lot 13T, runs 1Oox25x n e sosx n
Is / 10 ave w Ill 70 beginning; Rose
Nathan et al to Frieda NJ Buehrle tratg s7Oo) ;
% 4
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FREMONT AVE. approach 20 Grand Boule-
ard and C,oncorrse s. 1910 # TO Anthony ave.
07. Sx24x irreg: NAY Janss 10 Laura S6nroder
mtg 81, ,eool: April %; 500; ADDRESS, 1874 TEL
New-York tribune., 1910-05-01

161ST ST. s cor CauldveU ave: 2Sxloc;
charles KroAtz 70 Philip Freudennnacher ln1tg 8
$50 s6nn: April %: 800; address. 327 East
New-York tribune., 1910-05-01

A DENTIST OFFICE
Very Desirable Location,
10Th Street and Broadway.
Subway station. Apply TO Janitor or
on premises. ss31 BT0sdMsy.
LARGE STORE AND BASEMENT, CORNER
Pultbn ana Orange SITS. Brooklyn strong
doors, 725 lbs per square foot allowed. Apply
10 OWNER sos Sterling Place, SFoekiyni or
your broker
COLUMBUS AVE. bsA. NEAR ssTH.-LIGfIT.
deen and attractive store, excellent location:
suitable haberlasheT, shoes. hats OF other bust
ness: cheap rent. POCHER & CO, 129 West 94th.
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1s3D ST. e4s East. 1e sx75; Jacob pesheI 70
Sarah I-lanoff and Eva Cherkass. as 1cint ten
ants (ntg s.. 500; April %; 81.
| 1s3D ST GAS East. 18.sX75; Max JlanoT ana
Sarah T-lanof 70 Sarah Jlanof and Eva oher-
isssa az Joint tenants GntG S. 400i APril 2Si 81
Is3D ST 652 East; Barnard and Eva CherSas Fs- s
- Sarah Ilanof and Eva Cherkass as Josas Je1e
New-York tribune., 1910-05-01

LOT 2g Block 81. map CNo 1850 Section
Of Morris park: Fidelity Development Co 70
Jennie II LoDg, Of Albany. n 2 Feb 2; sloe'
s and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-01

IS vest. ss 9x159x irres. ? n; Aprli
,rily II Potuer TO Samuel L Hyn1an /,
Lorney. Louis 2 TzastTouck, 49,
New-York tribune., 1910-05-01

FREMONT RD, s. 100 ~ Of Edison ave
5nx1O3. Samuel D Reich to John Donaldson mtg
81 COO: all liens: April g. $1,700; address, 100
New-York tribune., 1910-05-01

SAME PROPERTY: Frieda NJ Buehrie 70
Amelia Smith Clrtg 5000; ell liens; April 20
SIUo; address. 800 East 71sth ST.
MACY PLACE. 1928. 25x14o; Louis A1,1dur
to Mary Amdur (ratg Ss,oooJI April rs: sloo'
address 1881 Eyse ave
New-York tribune., 1910-05-01
r - FI'PNISHTD EIGHT

house. modern improvements. lawn garden
barn convenient 10 station and beach. one
hour from city: $500 fo- season. Address c. z.
ELL En1Itlnnrr- Conn.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-01

LOT ST block IS, same map; sarne to
Eleanor r Dickson, of Albany, N Y: Feb z:
500; address. same as above
MAEoN AVE. 2472. 5ox1oe Ak irreg;
AdoIph Wexler 20 Michael 2 Dillon (nltg
S4l 00o). April p: $l00; address, AS East
2Soth st
New-York tribune., 1910-05-01

KELLY ST. " s. 1903 # n OF 195th 81, 81 AZ
100; william NJ Greer et al 20 Samuel cans
(1ntg Si7.50o), April so; 500; address, 21s
New-York tribune., 1910-05-01

BOULEVARD or Public Drive, n cor notn =
e. 81 2xIOo liz irreE: m Feb = due APrA =,
Iaoa AZ rer cent: Frederick W Fielder tc
Tf+6dore " Qryers: S225 600. address 81 Ex-
change pI -
T,FxrNGTOH AVE, 80 and 65. 7e- 1oz3s 9S
irree D N. Aurfl -, Yrs AZ per cent bernard
PeiSb - Louis ] 6e Nilhau: S4I O0o
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THE BRONX.

BROOK AVE. 1904 and 1868, 8. 4S 2I
4o.1Ix frreg: Jennie G Whitehead 70 Jennie
Worrnser and Sophie Mayer (mtg s165oO)
4 pril q: 500: address, BeekIrlan. ST
New-York tribune., 1910-05-01

- LOTS I52, 1h3, 2s7 and 24s. map Norwood;
James n Connolly to Chester 4 LuffI one
twelfth part: April 20: 81. address. 81 Lib
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