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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
CWtth name and address OF lenders atro-cey.)
JULY 23
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN-
CHERRY ST. 44S; 5 sly stable 25x10o; May
81 1905; Mary J Fitzgerald ct a. 10 Alfred
Woolley; s.. 500: attorneys. Bailey & Sullivan
CHERRY ST. 44s; 5 sly ssaPls - 23s1oo 5s1 O.
Guarantee ana Trust Co. 1T6 Broadway
ST NICHOLAS AVE, $24; sty dwlg; - So IL
1e68 rreg April Is lS9S G2Toiihf 2 " VII
wi5s OF tras5ee Ssae sl6oo actorneys De Forest
Bros, so Broad st
ID AYE, $50: sty taI3t 2t.SN192i p;c,a Nay Ma I
Lda-,s: s6 900: attorney. Lawyers Tttle Insvr-
ance and Trust co, 160 Broadway
llr AyE gos A,s 5 z ea5bs 95 s2tA to st. FSto5 SS50o
Devine: $1,000; attorney, Charles : oe-enaf3ty'
25S Broadway
34TH ST. 313 to a2l West; Manhattan ar Opera
Stein and ano to City Real Estate co; S2oo,-
600: address 176 Broadway
61T5 1a54 sE sa53ai 5a 4 and Eiz W valentine 70
ADELAIDE V Patten formerly = THO; $40
attorr2ey Title Guarantee and Trust CO. 40
10TH ST SIC East sly ten1at r3 3 $S19o;5 3es5
Apr y 1905 Morris WranS! 10 Geo5 g M o''ts a.
raGngv l69re! A5-ahaI1 ar n Pariser 80 Eroadway-
s1sr ST, 30 East, ! sty dwg, 2oSio2;2; gqty NY
. 1seS; Margaret Quir TO the Equ!oap!e LHo
Assurance Society $4,000 aacreSs' 10 As'a'i-
+ 10th ST. 221 East. sly tennnt. 25x1oo,11,l; OH
IuIy Is 1865: Benjamin E!shE!laa 70 Max NIX MI
fenthal; s. 600; attorney, Charles : Eosen'Ia-'
302 Broadway.
1alsT ST. pa West sly dwg. 1sxloo Il;
July 25 1905 Magss esey s,s 70 o55 TawaEd aESor J
rey Henry De Peyster, 81 Pine ST
| 1e4TH ST. ssG West, 3 sty apt. = 6x112 :;
Jrne IS 1907: Jennie Seligaaann 70 Frazier n
DoIbeer. $S. .0GO; attorney Charles "escn-sf'
299 Broadway
THE BRONX
BECK ST. c 3 s25 Fl T OF 156th St 25X1OO;
r,1Z, - 1905: Mamie -Aborn 10 Milton AboFH
sc 620- attorney, Charles = Friedrich - Mas
RRooK AVE. W s. 27.5 Fl n Of St Paurs pl:
! 50 11y25yj4 7x3 Ix27- 11x2s; May y. 1907; = z
Ee1I+v ca to Sarah GIuekofsky; $500 attorney,
CT9riSs = Harris 32O Broadway
EAGLE AVE. : 4z28 It n Of Wes[ehes5e5 s;dol re-
Eare his wife. and Anton ktpsShI9r aA9 M55 Hno
/ beIrniua his wife. TO John Welphyi S2oOo'
gttarna1, William Gi!roy, 80 Nassau st.
/ r4o11r ST u s e67 Ct OF Prospect ave;
| & 11x45x107 7x49.11; Feb 20. 1910; Thomas n
/ crTII1- Construction CO TO the New Ho-E --ost
/ 20 800 600; address. 26 Broad st
! KELLY ST. W :. sO.3 It Y Of 165th 81. 5oxloo;
No. - 1910: Wiliarn Sinnott CO to Manhattan
Stateoea - Co $25 coo, address 200 Broadway
WALTON. AVE. y e cor nth st. 45x10o; July
! - looe- Elmer z Stevens and ano 70 MargaEe'
| 7 zooroyysl.! by Henry Lewis MOTHS. attorney
! So Geo; address. g Liberty 81
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outino Fs-ts.

The 7 s s outing party this week will
be tor mothers and babies from the Har-
len district west, to Reckaway Beach,
under the care OF Mrs. G. 2 Mendez presi-
dent OF the Excelsior branch. Many Of the
little ones are not well, and IT IS expected
that the long sail ard several hours OF the
sands AMID the ocean breezes will benefit
them More money Is required for these
parties i the usual number are 70 be sent
out = Loving Friend" at Minnewasla
y. < has sent : for the cutting fund.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-25
pH,LAcELp pH!A LIVESTOCK.

Philadelphia. July 24.-Receip.s for the wee.
Beef cattle. 3.9s1; sheep and lanoS q -EI 49e ~
Love IoWer ave aSerage Best. 81 4Gs7 75 o6oee 81 25
GS7 so: good 50 T5@$7; nae5igna So 255$6 $t,S 80;
Dull, easy. fat cows, S4@$5 25; thin COWS. 81 IS
@S3 so; rnilch cows. $4o9$G5 tor common 70
choice CALVES-Steady; exceptional lots, 50 %
Oslo; good TO choice. S 569S9: E3ediqna SIG
s. 50; common. $5aS6. Westerns. S6GSs; grass
ers $46S5 SHEEP and L-aMBs-Steady. extra
u,athers 81 1885 choice. $4 5o9S4 IS: good,
81 25GS4 so; medium So 5oGs4; common: S29S3
ives heavy. far s4dS4 so; lambs. 81 254$I 80;
good to choice S7GST %; medium. So 23G$5 .;
common. $5@S5 50 HQGsEsteaoy; Weste55:.
s-Sars S10GSl2 20. cows IS 5G6S9 80; vea!s. $I3
a$l5 extras SIG; Westsrns T$, sle@Sla s & gTassS sS
$40. extra wethers $11. lambs. S131SL3: spring
lambs SI3GSl4: extras, SIS; hogs. SIS
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LIS PENDENS.
July e.

i JULY e.
GOTH ST : . 1oo tt OF west Er1 aye. %
,o6 <. = ,6;cboe ~ p Burns er al agt JOHN = Qu!r9
~ ~ facti5r to forecIcsA mechanics Isn}; attoF-
rey. z z jacobsen
IoTe AZ and 472 block ?, amended map OF
Mapes estate Bronx; Ey22raa F Rontey az. .o.-
ence E Robinson ct al foreclosure @ mug a'
toraey Eanocz
GREENWICH ST SAT, KoEapesu!a Realty g
agt Elizabeth Bendfeldt et a! fofeeioS-i9 9
I,?tg); attorneys, Walsh &; Waday.
PATH ST, A0S ard 40 West; two actioas'
F7ora L Wose agt Joseph eonEing e. a tIoF9-
closure Of 2 ratgsl. attorney, q G!no0--ey-
esTH ST 273.s It of Sd ave. IS 211oo: sanlus!
Go!dst!cker agt Louis Go!dst!cker ct al sS- &5orS
c!osrre OF MTG; attorneys, Guggerhe!roer inter
rayer g Marshall
1sap ST. :, g 100 f. Of Amsterdam Toslls ave
25x9911; Francis Frey j, agt Julus oaF:1r -
sor. ct a. foreclosure Of cctg); attorney =
C.latzraayer-
CRoToNA AVE. = W cor Lebanon 81 2oxlOo;
Helen T Cough!ir agt Michael F, ColWe:I tto-e-
closure Of MTG; attorney. F " Pollock
123D ST. 214 and ZIG East: Ph!l!p Schu!aaHs
ag- Ab-a-c Pe-e!c,an et a. t-oreC-o---7 - ---@''
attorneys Less Z Connolly
New-York tribune., 1910-07-25

the hrst week in August Mrs Granville
writes; ! must be T S s member at
large. as the new life is to be such busy
one for me that I cannot be an officer IN
any organization, but sunshine will al
ways have warm spot IN my heart We
are TO live directly on the campus. and as
we always have kept open house fer
my husbands pupils, ! look forward to no
less activity in that line
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Fer Children.

Three more children have been a6dad 20
the list Of those who are enjoying e week 5
cutting at the Netherwood O.. y camp, by
the contribution OF s. each from Mss
Bessie Fink, OF Brooklyn; a Friend" at
Spring Lake, N J, and Miss Ella Doughty.
Of Manhattan The total amount received
10 date IS SIS The president of the T. 5. s
hopes that one hundred children viii have
the benefit Of this outing One dollar is q
small sum TO give for week Of happiness
20 2 poor chil6-
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MECHANICS LIENS s
lily q.

,-o,crr er - . whole front between Hughes
and Belmont aveS, % 'No-H I'.sG - -, - - - -
rer agt Garh7ld ConSt!tc-o-i ~ 0'D--O' go
Contractor. S3. $50
srH AVE, IL to -l5. Herman & Eachnec agt
vv,IIta:n " Astor, owner; Charles NeFa!1E.
contractor {reuoTaD; S-o9-
rTr9sTty AVE W % st of 2&0;h st. l25x
co- = Cccar agt 9tetzler Building and Cor
Str,,ctfe, Co owne- and contractor; S1T6-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-25

sty transfer station 81. snss. @: Wells. Fargo &
- X PrS9 fv-av oT-ner. 7 . Farge e. Morris. 25
Madison Square North. architect; $4,000
PARK PL 60 for sty and basement store
and o.fices so 9x19 S: estate Henry k2ese-.
l07 Decatur 81. Brooklyn. owaer; kafka ( In
derrneyer 81 East 2Sth 81. architects; SIVoO
BROONE ST, 56S and $40: for sty orE
church 45x73.5: Rev ] Shestolzac. Vandara s.
owner: II c Wiseran 1o4 West 42d st. aren't
tect; S25. .oo0.
yaB1Cx ST US eae u 7 Of watts 81; tor
sty br. store and lofts. - 9x3o; Ven
steir PeaitY Co 1867 5th ave. owner, G : Pei
bs-, =07 s+h ave architect. SEQ ccp.
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MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

4FH AVE. " cor Of 91st st. foE a = ST.
commercial bldg &C 2xlI5: ps Forest Estats Cor
r,nr-,tIor 90 Broadway. owner; Quondam Land
tFGisine 90 1I5 nroatway lesEee. Hertz q Tai
iant ll3 East 14th 81. architects; $3.50 600
INST ST = : 100 q " ot t1noE ave. tor .
~ brt te.,7,t l0Oxs5 y Diva Realty Co $50
Nassau 81 owner: EeEEste!n * Eercste!a. =
East 22d st. architects. 11?aooo
2srH ST. 3 5. el5-6 IT of Sth ave for a
New-York tribune., 1910-07-25
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

NEW YORK SUPREME CQCET. NEW YORK
County.-Jonas Wei and Bernhard Mayer
plaintiffs. against Joseph Roth-2an, Eaitie
chusetts Corset Company Ros!c GGtf5in, Press
Publishing Company. Abs Laschinsky. JAKE
B.ura. Chaia Bun, Joseph PerlnIutteE. LOUIS
Glant=. Marcus Eo=ow;t1 !2eon E,a!o'
Louis Mansdorf. David G9rt!er. Gso:Gs
Eorow!tz ana Harry Day.aoL tae n3E:ss 55.s
Jacob ana Geo:gs Of 19s Gs-e=S,.fs s5.i1 : :
fictitious. the real hrst names or said defend
ants being unknown 10 plaintiffs. tae preeed-
ing fourteen named defendants being tenants
or occupants OF tae a4oTtg2ged premises hS:e.
IL; John Doc Richard Roe James James Se Soe
and ..EIary Roe" the said names be!nC rc---
J!ous. the real names of said defendants be!HS
unknown 10 plaintiffs. Defendants
TO the above named Defendants, YOU are
hereby summoned 70 answer the acaen ndsd
complaint IN this action q nd 20 serve copy OF
yol;r answer on the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty DAYS after the serT!co o- THIS ar.eHGGci
summons. exclusive o. the DAY o. se:N!Se; ana
IN case of your failure % answer o. appear.
1,.d grrgrt will be taken against YOU BY detau!t
for the reL!es demanded n tAe amended COM
plant .o,o
i1's1' HSN MALCOLM sUNDHEIMER.
Attorney fo- Pla!nt!tIs 3 nassau street. Eo:-
avyh OF Manhattau. New YORK C!ty
To Annie Berger. Sophie HornStein and LIZ
cerved upon you by publication. purauar. 20
an oraer ot Hon Mitchell / Erlanze-. JUS
tic. Of the Suprsyns Court 4 the state of New
york dated June 1t,h 1910 and alsd IL the
on Iura 17th 1910 the amended summons and
duIv VerItcd amended complaint herein were
f!ed in saia once on February 2lst, 1910
MALCOLM sUNDHEIMER.
Attorney tor Plaintiffs 34 Nassau Street. Bor-
ough of Manhattan. New York ci,y.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

JULY 2c
uoF, AVE = W cor 172d ct. 25g10o; Encarue!
cionher leans Afro Realty Co SIC COO
OATH ST g g 225 It Of Tth ave. SO 3A9S
7ret-opoIitaa Life Insurance CO leans District
Rea!ty CO 500. .G0o-
,e5T4 ST $ s 70.3 f e os Keuy 81. 50.52 ?
r~Ilrc Toberts loans Emma c wallace S5.Cco
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ALTERATIONS.

.vrp COR Of 18th 81: TO 4 i sly b-2:
+a,1r,t- W LYMAN 12 East Houston 81, OWE;
sorrnerfeld & stecl:le- 10 Unicn Square, accE,'-
tsots; S3 600 -.
o4TH ST. $. 200 # Of 11th ave: to sly
bri- stable: II Kohn. 1S1 9th ave oWHer' "
H,1r+er 1e1 9th ave. architect, So,oVo-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-25
Dated Nau York February 21st. 1910.
MALCOLM SCNDHETMER
Real ESTATE FOR SALE or TO LET
NSy JERSEY

an deal COUNTRY HOME in Woodbridge.
n J. II rooms and bath all improvements
fine outbundiags. 10 be sold AZ a s2cr!rce az
acre OF grouaa ana orchard Included: easy terms
BAUM. 20 Co-tlanet St. New York
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coma Realty Co t1atg s25 600; June %; $1,000;
address. 140o 9Th ave.
Hath ST. $ 1897 # g Of Railroad ave.
q. .4x9oS s. Mary Poldow to Mary Clearers, all
liens; July 81 81, address Room II, 2Uo Eroao-
way
239TH ST n 8 2oe = " Of verio ave, T5x
1o1:- Bronx Investment CO 70 Katie Eerr!ich
(rtg s. 800; Luly .. SEQ: address. SSo5 "a ave
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~ n0rh =


The approximate amount Of TIE !te2 or
property 5 20 be sole. IS S12-T13-3S. wl-h N
taresI thereon tror. The 18th day o. July. 1910
togerher with costs ard allowance amounting
% Sl5SS6, with interest -rorc July 70. 1910
together with the expenses ot rss sale L.S
approximate amount oc the taxes asses
20 ba allowed 70 the purchaser cut OF t2s p,c-
chase money CT PAID by the referee, = S1Z5
SAID p~eTaises Will be so,d sabtsc. 70 I E-st
mortgage os $4,000. with aScrus5 interest
thereon at ths rate oS ave C555) per aRnc-c-
NANT0N II wyyELL. Ss:erss-
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY os' NEW Yo7--
g-2S.ii 5;loii c3a.oSay E: al. Dg;saaa:s-Ts pa-
su2nce q judgment % foreclosure 2.-- So 1
d1,y mass ana entered y tao 26SVe-Sr---@1 - -
tier 0n5 bearing 5ars t.s otH cay o 1G-y- ----s
-ha undersigned. lh5 Referee = Sax l~-S--ss@@-S
change SalSS-oo-c, Nos li-1o NSSSy S5@-e-(-- =
-hs Ec-o2eh 0. Manhattan: CITY o. New SIsA, e =,
ths t6rh day o. August. 1910. - = ctoc- ~
81 thar Say BY joseph ?. Day. Au1--c-e~- -
premises Glree,sS by said lIaS--sS! 70 % sSc-
a-1 -hsra!- described as t2--ows =, l-o~S
v-a!ch o. certain ruao ectites1 Nap Q -
cao!co lots beng pazt % 11S SS-4<:Iel-A -
slrr--e4 - the z1-c Ward. y : N.lN. SO-S-'--l
o. re P-crE, E2-te by Ctarles II N3pes S5yA S
TZ-straGr ar! C;cy surveyor. dated May ~.
80 r,e4 j. cha O1+ce ot tSe Les-Ste~ -
caisr-- ot New YORK cS Nap Number E-sve2
,,,,,lred ans fourteen 4 axe E-.ONS.> A-~ S-SS-,
~S-SI bv trs Lo- Numbers Two 1t-1-eS -
nIrstsa-sve Two hundred and r->ety-~-S@t. -No
h.ndrsd ana r!aety y-2-ES -, ,o,o
D-'S-' rpWERD CHASE CRowLEE
EG-SrcG-
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sAr,eFleD MECHANICS LIENS.
TrTT y 23

45rH ST ~ % I47 west; Standard Arch
q AT rortv-eftk Street Exchange G. a.; -Apr!!
! 1910: SO Isl o.
FRO ADwAY ~ cor Ie0th s.; Is,dor Enge.
- IIrrh 7 TAYLOR q al. July 20. 1910; Sl06 30.
a12TH ST, 9 :. 30 q of Holland ave; Ec-
.giro ccrt! art AItonso BotttHo ct al Jaly y.
1910. S525
New-York tribune., 1910-07-25
RECORDED LEASES.

CT:th ra-ce ard address Of lessae)
JULY %.
9TH AVE, 6s9; Emma Kay TO Meta Nicolas;
g yrs from May ! 1910 S2,330; address, FL
West S26 ST
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| ER lib UNR.
~ - ! Z RE / I 8
~ OCH Z |

~ -E 70 loager cheat our cocscie-ecs
= talking of fltky -Ecrs Money nay a.
R@ys ce = beautiful tning- = IS We VINO
CEs6 = g-i--y-E II Barrie
New-York tribune., 1910-07-25

The approximate amount OF the lien CT
prop9rty IS 70 Be sole. Is Twenty-six 1housa1d
TWO hundred thirty-fou- and S7-100 (S26-
the 5th day OF July. 1910. together WITH coscs
and allowance amounting 10 -Four hundred
eleven 53-10o (S41153) dollars with interest
from July 18th. 1910 together With the sr-
Of the taxes assess-r,s1Ss ard e-arsr rates o.
Other liens. which are 10 be allowed 70 the
purchaser OFT Of tae purchase money, Or pad
re s51do 5ses o7iar5 T auaa5eG aSs 1tEresr as
unpaid water meter rent since November -.
1903. amount rot dEed-
rights OF monthly tenants and subject 70 any
Violation fled by the DepartEnenI OF BuAd-
sAMUEL S. KoENIG. Rass.ss.
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK
shin and others. defendants
IN pursuance oe a judgment Of foreclosCco
entitled action. and bearing date the z0rh day
of July. 1910. 7. the undersigned. the refe-S 0
in said Judgment named. VIII sell az pub--5
auction at the Exchange SalesrooZ-. Nos 1915
Vesey Street, II the Borough Of A31hatt2c
city Of New York on the 18th day Of August
1910 81 u o clock noon on that day. By
Joseph P Day 1ucrt0cecr. the premises d
rectad by sais judgment 10 be sold ard therein
Al that certain Iot piece or parcel Of land,
with the buildings and Improvements OHerSc.,
erected situate. lying and being IN The So--
ough OF Manhattan OF the City O New EocA;
in the County and state OF New YORK ooundeG
poirc OF the rorrherly side OF One hundred
and Nineteenth Street, distant enc hCndSSc
e-d thirty-seveo (13T) feet six (6l inches
westerly from the corner formed by The --te--
section of the westerly side OF Seventh avenue
with the northerly side OF Oce HurC-eG acd
Nineteenth Street. running thence nort1erty-
and parallel with the westerly side OF SevScI1
Avenue and Ea-r OF the distance through 4
party wall cne hundred f-00) feet eleven CD
inches: thence westerly, parallel vita t--e
northerly side ot One Hundred and Nl2ereS1t1
Street thirty-seVen $50 feet six t6( ScAsS
thence soucherly. parallel with ths weStSS5y
side Of Seventh Avenue. one hundred (1OJI
feet eleven (11) inches 70 the norrherly sac g
One Hundred and NiceteenIh StrsSL; t2S1cs
saster!y along the no-therly side az One HUI
dred and Nineteenth Street Th-rry-seNsS =
fser s!. (e) inches 70 the point o. place OF 1e-
Datsd. New york. July q. 1910.
MANT0N II WYVELL~ Ee1erse
r0BEPr L TURK. Attorney toE Pla-cr----
No 35 Nassau Street Borough 1- A2S-
haitian. New york City
The FOLLOWING IS diagram o. C5S p-SpS-ty
20 be sold; its stree. number IS ZO5 West 11Sta
Street Borough OF Manhattan, New Eorz CIV;
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IS 20o = : -
- 5.as-4 =

The aroroxtr,a.e amour. Q. tas I!Sc CT charge
20 satisfy which tbs above-SsSc-loea pco9eEs2 :
- b sold IS - 4ls %. wtth iEteres ,heSSc2 .ES
ana allowance amounting 70 Slss o., w.,A .-ts--
ss- from July 5ta, 1910 togS,Sec WA t1e sS
r.s1sss - rks sais ira approXicn2 amount C.
Inc taxes sssssszrea-s AID water rates. o. other
Iiens Wa!cn are 70 be Sl.cWSG % tAs pIEca4sS-
one q. ne purchase money or paid by the Re-
e-ec Is on e2cn lor $50 80 ard interest
patzl M. Ear,. July 22-3. 1910
EDWARD CHASE CROWLEY.
Reregse
New-York tribune., 1910-07-25
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF TEE coa4A45ssI sIoNE5s OF .,, fAI =
Tfs.-!ct os Columbia. WoS5tsCton. I'.+y =.
1e10 seaiaa proposals VIII be reSs!ved ~
this ofdce until oclo9k. p y: .s ThnFsaay. st1.y
Tmiy as ,9-O TOY furnishing coap!ete saw
Mi ou;A, SGT up and ready 70! opsrat.2& ~
rJstrict Government Wo-Ehouse Stte. Ccco-
a,,an Va Blank to--. of proposal, spsS.Lea-
lions and au necessary t2to-SS2c!o2 nay 9
obta!nea upon application % th9 property
Clert D c. Room S2O. D!str-5- EG!.S.cg
c11TTVt0 = RUDOLPH JOHN : JOHNSTON.
= n MARKHAM tActi2g> Commissioners.
OFFICE PURCHASING COMMIsSARy I :
Amy go Whitehall street. New Nork Ct,5
\ Y July .. lot0--Saalet proposals. - drpl'-
cate .o- Furnishing and delivering subsistence ,
stores IN this city AZ such tines as may pc re
1uired BY The L. : Government. o. Or Before
Slpten.ber So 1910 in accordance With the speei-
acations and conditions set forth y Circular No
4 War Department. O.5ca ot the Con-e!sSarS'
General, Washirgsor. March q zoos VIII be
rrcsiva9 Q. this ofAce until 50 o e!ocE > II
August 5 1910 Information furnished on app!:-
cation Envelopes containing Biz. should he
marked Proposals Tor Subsistence stores oqSce5
Aule,lst s. 1910 and addressed 10 colonel 4 =
smith A. c. 6. L. S Army.
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Frederic H. Hatch e Co.. No 80
Eroad street)
STOCKS
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MANHATTAN

with name and address ot lenders Attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
july %
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sTPREaTE CoCRT- CoCNTY oE NEW YoS-
rr-~FVr SWT ENEY
aat.> :

Attoraoy so- Flai2t-tt. 60 -.,,,..--
PAT WSz- l2o-h StrSS- Es0-o----- = '-@---->
tar. New OK C.t5- -, .---,. t.s
= S0-~- = aat-s $
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AND SURETY COMPANIES

.Ex dividend 23z per cent,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-04
GIRL IN
A PlTlFUL CONDITION

Mexico CITY. Nov. 4.-Scgundo Sci.
yero. tho Mexican kidnaper OF sixteen
year-old Grace Rolph OF Pender. Ncb..
has succeeded In cluding his pursucrs
and making his way with his victim
into tho mountains OF Tamaulipas, ac-
cording TO word received from DR.
Rolph by Consul Miller &C Tamplco.
Dr Rolph, az the head OF posse. was
close on the trail OF the kdnapcr and
his companion.
Many persons had been Cncoun-
tered who had seen the girl In Sci
vcro's possession She was said 10 be
IN a piuful condition. having been
bruully maltreatcd
Ambassador Wilson Is In daily COM
municatlou with tho Mexican authori-
ties who assure him that no effort
VIII be spared TO rescue Miss Rolph
, and bring the outlaws 10 justice.
New forces or ruralcs from Tamau.
lipaB and Vera Cnlzc have been or
dcrcd TO surround the district in which
Selyero IS said u be hiding.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-04
THEY ASKED
FOR TEDDY
And it is Just Possible
They Will Get the
Colonel

Now York. Nov. is tho Hartford
DEMOCRATIC town committoe's joke on
the Republicans or Democrats This
is question which "a botherinE some
Of the popCclans here today. The
Hartford. Conn. committee In faceti-
Gus mood sent telegram yesterday
10 tho Republican, speaker bureau
here asking:
Can We have Theodore Roosevelt
for m hours speech al Hartford next
Monday"
Their idea OF the Joke was appar-
rentIy 20 carry out the contention that
his campaigning 10 New York state
aeA Massachusetts had won votes for
his opponents They wanted to con
vcy sentontlously 20 tho enemy In
NeV York their feeling that a Roose-
yclt speech would Insure a Democratic
cctory.
Bot tho Republican headquarters In
New York failed to look AT the brief
telegram from tho view point Of the
Democratic humoristB. The message
Es exhibited proudly and the chair
nan OF the speakers bureau hurried
Hih Il 20 Ezra Prentice. state chair
ula
Look here. EArn." he shouted with
mahtssted excitement 81 guess we've
fo' en- on tho run AZ last Tho Dom
ocran b. Hartford must bc 10 n bad
"aj They We given no the 0ght and
semi Tor Teddy. / guess the Colonel
VII b. pretty glad 20 get this
Forthwith a copy OF tho message
vas sent 70 tho Colonel on iu Iowa
someNhsre. II Mr. Roosevelt should
reply favoTabY. the Hartford Demo
eTats may nnd themselves next Mon.
ley acting "a the embarrassed hgts
iho chief Republican oampaEncf.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-04
ROOSEVELT 7
IS IN IOWA
Says if Defeated His
Party viii Continue
to Fight

Davenport. Ia. Nov. IA crowd ot
several thousand persons listened to
Colonel Roosevelt here today when he
made his Grst speech in Iowa for
Charles Gr.lt OF Iowa, Republican can
dldatc for cOugress Colonel Ro1sc-
volts welcome by the people Of Iowa
when he made his nrat appearance
here, was cordial. with no marked de-
gree OF enthusiasm.
There was So much loud talking by
men in the crowd that the Colonel
could not make himscit heard by all.
Colonel Roosevelt reached Daven-
port az 2;35 a. m. and remained m
his car until 3 o'clock, when me- went
10 the home of Miss Alice French for
breakfast a small crowd at the sta
ton cbcercd him as he appeared nf-
ter breakfast he drove 10 Central
Park 10 make hi5 FIRST speech OF the
day
More than an hour before the time
set for his arrival the people beean 10
gather and when he reached tho park
he was greeted hy a large crowd of
students oil Augusta college In Rock
Island Ills who gave their cheer. az
did tho high school students
The sky wac dull and the weather
cold Representative a. w. Dawson
made tho opening speech lie said
the Coloners presence made &c GER
tain that the Republicans would car
~ the district
After all tho turmoil" I" said Colonel
Roosevelt. the Republican party ls
coming together on a sane Ind pro
Ercssiy, platform whle our opponents
are uttorly divided"
The official leadership OF tho Demo
cratic PARTY. Colonel Roosevelt said.
was either absolutely reacuonary. as
he asserted wns tho case in New
York. Connecticut, Missouri and IN
many stAtcs. or else II Tus purpoacless
and yaclllatlng.
he then took Up the tariff. repeat
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-04

RAILROADS
Are Superior to Those
Of Europe, Says a
Chlnaman

New York. Nov. 4-Tuan Chin and
Stu LleouBang, two Of Cblua's dele
gates 10 the International Railroad
congress held in Berlin In July, have
just left New York for Chicago on
the initial stage OF a railroad tour
through the country. They carry let.
ters Of Introduction 70 the heads Of
a dozen OF the counuy's greatest rail
way systems.
Tuan Chin is a member OF the
Chinese imperial board OF posts and
communications and Stu Lieouliang Is
the chief engineer Of the CheHang
and Kiangsu railroad
We have como TO the conclusion" q"
said Mr.. Chin before leaving New
YORK. that the American railroads are
superior to anything in Europe. We
travelled from our homo TO Europe by
the Trans-Siberlan railway and visited
all the industrial countries OF Europe.
In China the rolling stock and en-
Eines are nearer the European type
than the American. We shall have a
gradual change In this. l think
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-04
STAR FOOTBALL PLAYERS
MAY BE DISQUALIFIED

Madison. Wis. Nov. 4.-Thc author
tiles AT the University OF Wisconsin
viii attempt 20 have Captain Johnston
and Quarterback McGovcrn OF the
University Of Minnesotn football team
disqualified from participating iu tho
Wisconsin Minnesota game at Mime
upalis. November Il. II the rumors
that reach Madison are correct
Word was received at Madison that
the two Minnesota stars are not ellgi-
bic for competition In confcSa nee
games. according 90 the rules Of that
lody. 10 is declared that johnson and
NcGoyeru arr attending only night
only night classes iu the Law school.
which is not IN compliance with tho
conference rules that all athletes 10
bp eligible must take full work lD tho
course in which they are registered
The Information received by Wis