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Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
NEW YORK sENAToRsHIp

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The repub-
 iean route on Tuesday was so com Dlete throughout the country that the only thing left for the democrats to do is to divide the spells. These are many and rich. In this state intense
 interest was shown by democrats to- day in the question Of a successor to United States Senator Chauncey NJ Depew, whose term expires of March 3, 1911
 Edward Nj. Shepard. Alton B. Par ter. Morgan NJ. Obrien. D. Cady Her nick Thomas NJ. Osborne, John B. SteRchfeld and Herbert P BisseIl ire the democrats most prominently mentioned as possible successors to the republican senator, The caucus viii net he held until the middle of January
 or this field of available senator a. timber. JBdge Parker said emphaticn'- " today that neither is he a candid afe ncs would he accept the senator ship if + was offered him; Judge Her zick said frankly that it would be eat homer and he would accept should It come 10 him: while Mir. shepard declined to say that he would either accept or refuse. adding that !. would certainly te a matter fer yc.y serious consideration.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
A Scottish natloween cu,.om.

 Take three dishes. put clean water in one. foul water in another and leave the third empty. Blindfold a person and lead him to the hearth where the dishes are ranged. He or she dips the left hand--if by chance in the clean water. the future husband or wife will come to the bar of matri- mony without having previously been married; if in the foul, widow; If in the empty dish. it foretells with equal certainty no marriage at all. It is re- peated three times. and every time the arrangement of the dishes is altered Robert Burns, the Scottish poet. hu- morousiy tells of such test in verse: In order on the clean hearths.one The dishes three are ranged. And every time great care is shown To have them duly changed. And Uncle John who welded life For decades die desire. Because he got the empty thrice. Threw sll three in the fire
 In wrath that night With merry songs these friendly folks I wet did not grow weary And goblin tales and funny jokes Their sports were cheap and cheery. Tin buttered oat cakes. smoked and sweet Set all their jaws a-moving: Then. when there was TO more to eat. To part it seemed bciooying.
 Fun blythe that night
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
JAPANESE NAVAL
 BASE IMPORTANT

TOXIC. Nov 15.--A detailed de- scription of the new naval base of Chinhai bay is now forthcoming from Japanese sources, and in view of the indisputable importance of the place and the likelihood that 1t is destined to play no secondary role in the de- velopment of the Far Eastern drama Of esq power it may be well to repro. duce these facts in English form. 1t now appears that the late Prince Ito was among the very first. in speech at Masampo, to draw special attention to the value of the site for naval purposes as a factor de- termining the ultimate control of the Japan sea. The burden of h.s re- marks was that the possession CT Chiahai bay virtually conferred upon the power in possession predorrins ance in these waters and is capture by an alien nation would spell dis, aster for Japan. Prince ito vent on to says
 Although I an net q naval exnert 1 WAS still not incapable of realizing the importance Of the site in this connect oE, and as soon us I was an pointed to the pest of resident general
 ---r~+ >H% ssASp Ais s~HcN4ttAa AAlc elAN tAst Coreaa government, and in the long run appropriated Bla place as, a na- val base. At the outset the place WAS nominally q Co.eaa base. but seeing that Corea had no navy. | anaiiy arranged 10 have the site turn. d ever to the Japanese navy. Just so long as the Sea of Japan exists [ crust that Chinhai bay. in the hands Of Japaas w,ll continue to com ulcnd it"
 Tn s speech by the late prince silly 'crphasized the significance of Chin hzi bay in strategic sense. The Japanesc had for many years cast longing eyes upon the spot. and as soon as it's cherished desire was sat isfed t set 10 work with fexerish en- ergy to convert it into all irnprcgnas sie stronghold
 The tay itself.is 2 splendid body or water. many times larger than either fokosuka or Saseba- The water is deep and calm, and will afford a mag niiicent anchorage fer any number Of ships.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
WEDDING OF MISS DE AcosTA

NEW YORK, Nov. 15:-The we'd ding of Miss Angela de Acosta, daughter of Mrs. Ricardo de Acosta. and William G. SewaH of Boston took place today at the residence of the brides mother in Madison avenue. Except for the limited number Of people present, the surroundings of t'e wedding were on a splendid scale The spacious house was sup erbsy decorated. Ihe bride was at- tended by her sister. Miss Mercedes de Acosta. and a brother of the bride groom acted as best man.
 The bride is one of family of handsome women, being a sister of Mrs. Philip M Lydig, Mrs Oren Root and Mrs. A. Roberson Sargent. MT. Sewali, the bridegroom. is q scr of the late William R. SewaIi of Boston, and graduate of Harvard. The brid- al couple will spend their honeymoon Tn South Africa. where NIT. SswaIi has business interests.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
DRUGGISTS ORGANIZE

PHOENIX, .Ariz. Nov. I5.-With a representative gather ng of druggists of Arizona present in the court hcusc, the Arizona Pharmaceutical assocta. ten was organized. with its ob3esf the cemeniing Of the relations of all druggists Of the territory and the ac- yaneemeat of. their interests. Fron, the start mere than half Of the phar- macists .of Arizona win be repre- sented in the membership of the new organization and it is expected that helore another year rolls around s,Facticlily al the druggists in the territory will have become identified with the association.
 At last evenings meeting these Of, fieers were elected: Harry Brfsiey of Prescott, president: E. ;. Huxtable, Douglas. vice-president: H. B. Cats. sAoenix, second viee-a-esident: M.
 z. Hunte-. FlagstsR taira vice-pres; dent: R. P. Boziene. Phoenix, secre- Cary-tre2surer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
ECLIPSE OF THE MOON

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov. I5:-- The lenses of the big telescopes at the NaTal Chservat'ry were given an extra rub and polish today in antici. 3nfio1 cs eb7orvations to be made 'onorrcw night of the total eclipse Of the moon. It will he the last eclipse Of the moon this year and will be vis- -bie throughout the greater part of North America In the eastern section Of the United States and Canada the moon will enter the shadow of the earth promptly at 6 o'clocx in the evening and the total eclipse, will begin about one hour later.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
Luncheon Time In a soriin School.

American boys and girls who carry thelr luncheons to school or who live near enough to go 10 their homes for the midday meal may perhaps envy tue poor scholars of Berlin. Recently in the Gerlnan capital a plan of pro viding a substantial luncheon for the children of the public schools was in- stituied. This luncheon is served free. of cost to those scholars whose par ents are unable to pay. It has been proved that the youngsters learn much more rapidly when provided with wholesome food. Fortunately the school children of this country. as q rule. have no need of such assistance. but in the large cities like New York and Chicago poverty bears heavily on many youthful students and they ire quently go hungry
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
FLORIDA CLUB WOMEN

OCALA. Fla, Nov. f5:-ocaia is today teeming with women from all over the state. who have come here to attend the annual convention oi the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs. Following a welcoming demon stration tonight fhe business ses- sions of the convention will continue until riday. Foremost on the list of of St. Louis. president Of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. and J. Horace McFarlane, president of the American Civic Association
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
LIVE STOCK SHOW

ST. PAUL. Minn-. Nov. 15.-The sreatest display of market cattle ever seen !n this section was placed ou view at the Union Stock Yards T,, South St. Paul today at the openins, o' the Northwestern Live Stock Show. In addition to the faney-bred eat:le the exhibition embraces a large display of horses, sheep and swine. A feature of the show will be the strdsnts' judging contest. in which stu6eats of the agricultural colleges O Wisconsin, North Dakota. Minnes- eta. idaho, Montana. Washington and Manitoba will take part.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
CONFERENCE ON vocATIoNs

BOSTON. Mass. Nov. 15:-The first national conference on the ques- tion Of choice of vocatons by young men and women assembled in this city today under the auspices of the Boston Chamber of Commerce and the Vocation Bureau of Boston. The sessions vii last two days and will have as speakers Dr. Charles W. Eliot of Harvard University. Dr. Felix Adler of New York. President Rlcha-d c. Maciaurin of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and other educators and public men of ac.a
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
MISS coMER TO WED

MONTGOMERY, Aia- Nov. l5:- Many guests from out-of-town arc arriving here to attend the wedding of Mss Eva Conner. daughte- os Governor and Mrs. Conner. ane Ed ward Drummond Fraser Mr. Fraser is prominent business man of Toronto, Ont. The wedding k to take place tomorrow at tho governors s mansion in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16

For 30 years Lydia r.. Piniham'S Vegetable Compound has been the standard remedy for female ills. No sick woman does justice to herself who will not try this famous medicine. Made exclusively from roots and herbs, a.>c has thousands of cures to its credit.
 ER9Eno Mrs. Pinl1ham invites all sick women 4$ tG write her for advice. She has guided thousands to health free of charge.
 Address Rirs. Pinkha,a, Lynn. Mass.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
Winter Hems of Deer.

The winter hone of the American red deer Is very interesting When the herd guides them 10 some sheltered spot where food k plentiful. Herr. a~ the SHOW falls. they pack ' Gewn. tramping off 2 s-onsiderab',. S.,srs.. while about them the SHOW iaoaniS higher and higher until they eAnuei get out if they would. From the ulasH opening. or yard as it is calirsi tramped ort paths lead fo the nearby trees aud sti-ubbcry which supply them with fooi-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16

Lane back comes on suddenly and Is extremely painful It is caused hy rheumatism of the muscles. Quick relief Is afforded by applying Cham berIsin's Liniment. Sold by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
Mzdz.ex cM1 e2z11zzt:<

When remedy has lived for oyer rty years, steadily thousands of women declare they owe their very lives it. is 1t not reasonable to believe that 1t article of great mertf
 We challenge the world to show any other one remedy for special class of disease which has attained such demand and maintained it for many years has Lydia E. rn7gs Vegetable Cornpound, tle famous womans remedy for wonlans ills Unless 1t very good medicine and he claims made fof honest such record would have been impossible nisIepresentatons would long ago have been detected and tho business gone into oblivion. Read this unsolicited letter..
 Cory. Pa"I happy write you about the benefit received Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Before marriage suffered something awful every took Lydia D. Pinkhas Vegetable Ccnpound foru Since then have never been troubled with pain rot eye dali bacKache bcnaces and it has helped good deal before chdbirt. Ircconmed medicine U,seyerf go --Blrs. E. Li Ross, t-2 E. Church g.. Gerry, Ea
 When woman like, Mrs. Ross is generous enough 70
 write such letter as the above for pubcto she should at least be given credit for sincere desire to aep other suffering For you the-e is no other reason why she should court such publicity.
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
cerune,u-s.

Why is aa ax aa inconsistent weap on? Because il first cuts a tree down and then er.s it up.
 What is that whirh can run all the way between two towns and yet never move? A road.
 What part of the face resembles the old fashioned schoolmaster? The eye. because it always has pupil under the lash
 How do we know that Noah had s pig in the ark? Because he had Ham
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
A ssa Story.

A stately c? Aristocracy.
 A royal c? His exceilency. A deceptive c? Fallacy.
 A criminal c? Piracy. a A much desired CT Currency. ! A clever c? Policy.
 An excluxive CT Privacy. a,f An aromatic O? Spicy. 15 4 tempting CT Delicncy. sfE A msgciful CT Clensncy. wU
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH 80

176rH ST. ss7 East. Charles Bjorkseren
ast Cornelia = Mccormick. owner and con
tractor; sT29 10
BROADWAY. 1857 to 1863: 9Th ave 5s7 TO
793- sterling Bronze 90 agt Henry Phipps
estate. owner: United States Restaurant and
Realty Co. contractor; $3.50 80.
MANGIN ST. % and 0e; Lena Kamen agt
DAVIS Iseeks. owner: KOvalsky Bros. contrac-
tors; Sj25.
BROADWAY. 15i7 to 1863: eth ave. 5s7 TO
OBJ; Richard Kennedy agt Henry Phipps es-
tate. owner, United States Restaurant and
Realty co. contractor; s5G5.
BELMONT AVE. n W cor 1sath ~. 15xs7 G.
Charles 4 Millner sgt Margaret ' O'NeiII and
Donate Ptcniip owners, Louis Nechene oUner
and contractor; $3.50
10th ST. IA s. 100 fl of Fort Washington
ave. 1OOXiOO. Keystone EQGipment 90 arr
tor. s11s4f
BROOK AVE. cor t7Oth st, 5oNIoo:
Peter McGlyun aSt Brook Avenue Construction
Co. owner and contractor; $Is 80.
MONROE AVE. 1859. Tphn McFviIv agt
Mrs Lehman. owner and contractor:
CRoTONA AVE. n Q cor I5oth st. 50y1no.
Bronx Roofing and Waterproofrg 60 agt
AmaIie Pirk and IirlS Realty 60, owners aud
contra ctorS; So.
DAILY AVE. W cor tTSth st. 5OxsO: Joseph
owner and contractor; sos 50
lsoTH ST. : whole front between Camhre-
ling and Beaumont ayes t5Gx40. C;aetano Zin-
gals agt Bedford Park Construction 90 .,yy ne r.
and contractor, $50
18TH ST. 20 East: Joseph Tina & 60 aEt
Julia Fitzgerald. owner. Joseph lie Corcis
contractor, $522 So
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.

Carrie Fittishauec 10 Arthur N Essig; s3.5oo.,
Knickerbocker Trust Co TO Isaac Rossei'
Rosa and Jacob Wolf to ROYAL Bank OF New
samuel Wolf to David Neuburger 500
John Woytfsek 20 Mary Woytlsek 81
Samuel Schvartzman TO Louis NJ Eblins; 3
Charles schmitt 10 William Engsl; 500.
Lena Adler 70 Moses solomon: slGU.
Charles = Ballard to Samuel STREET, as
Pernard schultz 20 Henry seebeck; 81
Mary w Luys;er to James Everards Brew
FidaImo Del Genovese to Joseph w Lopez;
city Peal Estate Co to John McKlm Mintor.
carrie TSrankenthaIer TO Hermann Keil; 50 COO.
Ella Roberts. wife Of Thomas Roberts. to Eva
Title Guarantee and Trust 60 to minister.
c Of %s y York lRe $40 s5S5fd Dd''H onuren
John Easche to George scnaGe: 500
90 Thomas , Fitzgerald 70 Hudson Mortgage Co.
Jacob Mannheim and ano to Leon Tuchman;
TitIe Guarantee and Trust Co to Archibald NJ
$1,000
,.,ey nhs pytsap sE I, oHs coo ossG9ratioH to Title
$4,000
Same to Auburn Savings Bank. Sas 900
Timothy q. + Sullivan to Bungsy Co OF New
New NetherianI BOrd and Mortgage 60 10
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 90; SaO0. 600
joseph Stmerman TO Frank Demuth: 81.
Laura 7 White 20 Lawyers Mortgage Co:
SlS.00O
Henry Morsenthau Co to Charles Strauss
Milton Ro5y to Mutual Life Insurance co;
Leon weinshanrs 10 Max Tannerbaum: 500.
Fulton -WeudOVcr Construction 90 to Charles
Shllock S1O1
Jacob Kiefer to saly Potter; $1,000.
Title Ipsura nee 20 OF New York To Trust 60 OF
America: St1J.OO0
., Martha A viele ct al. exrs. TO Fannie T Ely:
frank Hillnar and to Martha W Well: 81
.,Iitle Guarantee and Trust 90 to Eva VI Davis:
Metropolitan Trust Co 10 Willard Roby: 500
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lesseeD
MARCH %

BROOK AVE. 651: Conron Bros % 10
Jacob p3.d fsckins co; part: 10 yrs from
GRAND st. SGs ana 3e5. Julius Schattinan
10 Beckie Kebsrt West store. yrs from
May /. 1910. Se.55o: address, $50 Grand ST.
LENON AVE. I2J: Samuel Floersheimer 10
Meyer Fink south half OF store from March
/. 1919. 10 Angus; l. l9i4 a yrs renewal at
$1,000; 5000 20 $1,000. address. 81 West
WILLIS AVE. 90. cor Of i42d st:
August kalumus and ano, trus. 70 George
address. 334 Willis ave.
WEsTCHEsTER AVE. 1889 Henry Nor
santhan 90 70 David tai'h and md sno, store. e etS'
dress. 1889 Westchester ave.
1ST AVE. 1896. store, 1895. store and base
ment. Pincus Nathan 10 Max Gang. . yrs
from May !. 1910; $3.50; address. IioS ls'
Cd AVE. 1910. Bernhard Kolf to Christian
Gommel. store. basement and second floor .
yEs from May /. 1910. $l.o52' address. 1910
I'D AVE. 2l55. 111th St els East, Anto-
netta Rosciseno TO Theodore Stroumheos et al
dress. @l15 "a ave.
ID AVE. 2lSS anJ a1ao: Agostino Pescatore
70 Francesca d'ANorsa and ano. yrs ] mo
from April. 1910 $500, address. 234 East
Sd AVE. 1920: Pnuo Realty and Construc.
tion 90 10 Edward Hirschhorn, store and
cellar. l6N6s. from Dec !, 1909. 10 sept 80
1914. Si.3SO. address. 1920 Sd ave.
Sd AVE. 1892: Samuel CohHe TO Edward
Hirschhorn. south store and part cellar; -
yrs from May J. 1910. sloe0 20 Si.o>o; ad-
dress. 1892 Sd ave
9TH AVE. 500. cor OF 3ist 81, 3oX100;
31st 81 n s 100 n cS 5th ave 2jX9s Q;
Madeline I Diusmore ct al 10 Duveen Bros:
= yrs from May I. 1910; $4,000; address.
S02 9th
I0TN AVE, 80, Magdalena Bittmau TO A
David Sanft. store. etc: yrs frcm May j,
1910, SI.l4o, address. 600 10Th ave
2lST ST. - West. Annie " Gould 10 Harry
G,ler. 81 -rs from May T. 1910; taxes, etc.
s. ooo. address. - West 2lst St
c2D ST Ia2 East Robert W Bernard 10
Andrew Jass; MS from May l. 1910 $3.50;
address. - East 42d 81.
SD ST cSS and 900 East; Nincenzo Occhi-
ettf TO Jerome II Bucse: yrs 10 mos from
May I. 1910. $3.50; address, 36s East 159th st.
10TH ST SO East; Harry Broadman 10
John & Pasquale Fiore, store etc, = yrs from
oct I. 1909. SiS0; address. SIG East 10Tth st.
1l6TH ST. 1O3 West. Samuel Floersheimer
70 Philip BerNmann. store, etc from April
1910. To Aug !. 1917; 5000 10 1900; address,
81 West
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
UILLIfN ST. LEASES.
Tenants Found for Mdny
Modern Offices Here.

Ewing, Bacon & Henry. as agents, have
leased offices in the Underwriters Build
ing, No. l2S William street. 10 the Standard
Accident Insurance Company. the Badger
Fire Insurance Company. FindeH. Seely &
Co, the Suburban Fire Insurance Exchange
and Leon RoSenblatt
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased Tor the Golden Hnl Building Com
pany large suite Of offices on the second
floor OF its new building at the northwest
corner Of John and Willani streets 10 the
well known insurance firm OF -. II. Smith
& Hicks The lease is for \ period of ten
years. X practically completes the renting
OF The building The same firm has also
leased other offices ina Nos q and . Ann
street for the estate of Isabella Gof 10
Trotter q nemme, and All Office in The
City Investing Building for Francis L.
Field 20 S!las A. II. Dayton.
Lewis l. Rosenthal and the United States
Realty Exchange have leased for term Of
years the store in the premises No. So West
ll6th street for 4. H. Landcker 10 Harry
Davis Also the store in the premises No.
~ West l16th street for Sigmund Hauser to
the Lexington Avenue Contracting Com
pany
Senior & Stout have leased the dwelling
House 40 Iee West Sitn street 10 MIS-.
Ciaud Lee; also, in conjunction with &. J.
Brooks, the dwelling house No. 10 West
bath street 20 Isaac De Wilde. and in CON
junction with Louis Biloon the dwelling
house No. loo West 5ith street 10 Mrs. L.
NJ. Bowker
The Rutland & Whiting Company has
leased the building No. 55S East I'D street
and lS,o00 square feet in the adjoining
property, No $50 to $50. TO Elias Gottfried
for ten years; also the store and first loft
al Nos $50 and So Tor a term of years 10
Andrew Olejor; The top loft in Nos. 81 and
IS Fulton street, corner of Cliff street. 10
Garden & Berg for five Years; the second
loft al No. % Clin street 10 Naeger 4 Bolte
for three years, and the first loft in Nos.
IS and 20 Oak street TO the knickerbocker
Lithographing Company for five years
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
ALLEGED MURDERER NOW SANE
Justice Tompkins Orders Trial of
Courtney for Killing Mrs. Engelbardt

District Attorney Whitman stated he.
night that he intends TO sift To the hotto,,
the case of James Courtney. alias .I.ead,-,ua
Jimmy" who was released from Nfattear''.,,
Asylum Tor the Criminal Insane md -
cuiiar circumstances. Courtney is ~. a.
The Tombs on an order OF Justice -ror,t -
The orier states that Courtney has 49,.
cred his sanity and directs that he he -
turned 10 stand trial for the crime und.r
which he now stands indicted.
Detectives were assigned last uirh, a.
hnd the Witnesses to the murder or ~
Clara tmgelhardt. on October 2 tooo N,
No .i penncey street, Tor which Co,rtne,.
WAS Indicted and later sent Ia the os,1,,,
o.. 90 tnc .eport OF asa insanity rou,r,,..,1..
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MARCH -
MAAHATTAN

IAf,k ANENJ E-The James Livingston con
~, StiueCoa COMPANY Was reported 10 have resoId
street a plot 60Nlo0.5 feet
g, &,,REEN"'ICH sTI5E1T-II. l. Mo2ley ( 90.
M errsrtiie f-i5lr,. ~, nv s sE SO s.oIy trspf22f
street street ior INC - Johns Park Realty COMPANY.
lils hlllcl0E was only recently completed and
lS Ao" iH.ly rented '0r a long term OF years. II
occupies plot 4fN15 feet.
56TlI sTREET-Tlouas O'Nen and Frederick
y Kelly sold Nos. IS and 24o West Seth street.
1908 feot. between Broadway and EiSlitH ave
nue. INC buyer is a client Of the Tallor- sbcI-
man Company.
-. SIkEEi-Ine fFroebel League School
,'LE trolu Clinton Gilbert tho four - ~ AID
easement a"gl ling house 40 112 East list street
ON d loi -'AlvoS feet. i viii occupy The prem
18th STREET -Wcschle- & Noel were report-
~ "a 10 have sold the property al 30 ia To- ls5
and Amsterdam avenues.
"6IH STREET George 4. Morrison sold the
IloL or over three lots ~ tho nom hsyost corner
Of Madison avenue and a6th street rro ,ror
and So feet ln tho street
lfIH STREET Morris EuElsndor sold No.
mouse. on Dot l62loo1l feet. 70 Wolf Iicishe
l51D STREET Porter & co have sold for
sos,IH 'Ska lhe thr"" story brouustone
I5o mouse No l@3 West 1920 street Tx
TIE BRONX.
AItII-R AFENTE-C'eueut II smith sold
Tor a client a plot 15xl@0 feet on tb. ,,est
S.o' S ot Carter avenue about - feet south ~
Prospect Place. ~
,ILf ISLAND AVENUE -Moovsr & Msrsto-
e''a Tor Mfs j. 4. D!'nie. ~ white Plains ,he
southeast corner n tltH Island avenue ana tor,I-
ham street. The huyer charles N MO-. an
lf'te The property, which is r.garas4 IS on
- ''' .l.si valuable parcels on city Island.
WASHINGTON AVENUE-Tlc p,lso,- ,-o,
- -',.on '"niaiy bought tre p1; 5un:5 feet on
inf 'ast side of Washington avenue ~ ,cet
south - 1880 street for iulI-r,..1-.,-, -
Tie brokers " ~ Ne'e
~, ',, lH = i.i-l-I Walk'r & Burger ana rur-
i, .l ilr hlsh b- ~Wvth - O. client fbe
- I''l east - simpson street. -
"a TT-lii ~ Sgiti-i Anna Ia Vale hoszf; -,
i-"S' i'''A street a ono family logs,
ie,l, - I'i.I-I VA. a Darling A. son .c14 .r
+" ..eI.t ol Morris H- Hayusu mo hi1.I 80,
.. ~ I-i'H 500 'f lN31 street between Wasl,-
.'i-''h ana hassf0rg avenues 20 "A f,frs.'- -
u, immediate Improvement with ausr-rrsrr, 1',,,s
~" liopoTfN has frontage ~ ia1 10 fe.t -, rs.5
street. tSs foot on Washington al .,l,r III -
feet -'' ''ii- 'f Loo