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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-14
\ GOOD STANDBY.

Good. nutritious bread is one great
essential and YOU may search the
world over and not find any that will
surpass Buster Brown breed. Upon
this bread the foundation OF a
happy, healthfal life can be built,
The health and happiness OF your
family viii improve. If you become Il
customer.
PIONEER BAKE Ky
POT South First Strees
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
SECOND JURY
FOR MAY COURT

Jury Commissioners L. Scott Towns
end and John Nivin, this morning drew
the second petit jury for service at the
present term of court. The Jurors
drawn to-day will report on Monday
May 1s. They are as follows:C
First Representative District-John
McKenna. William II. Vance, Albert
II. G.. simms and John c. Ireland.
Second-John T. Shaffer, Elwood G.
HILBERT. Samuel Logan and George w.
Houseman.
Third-Charles A. Bamberger. John
Hare. Joseph p. Williams and Charles
F. Bickta.
Fourth-Jacob Zimmerman. Frank d.
Long. ]. w. c. Mills and Ralph c.
Lupton.
Fifth--George d. Dorsey. George L.
Stradley. George \. Crawford and S.
b. Miller.
sixth-Harry NJ. Perkins and James
II. Reynolds.
seventh-Edwin Faust and Joseph
Armcr.
Eighth-T. Attison Potts and Harry
Crossan.
Ninth-Harry KoHocl and A. Frank
lin Fader
Tenth-willis Blackburn and Joseph
II. King, Jr.
Eleventh-,Alfred Stroud and James
McIntire.
Twelfth-Edward Lester and George
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
G.C.MORTON HEADS
STATE VETERANS

The following officers were elected at
the afternoon session of the annual en-
campment of the Department of Della
ware, G. A. r., in Irish American Hall
yesterday: George c. Morton, Post No.
!, Wilmington, department. commander; I;
John i. Devenish, senior vice-command-
er; John p. Cullsply, Post No. 25, Sea-
ford, junior yice-commander; Joshua S.
itzenberg, Post No >, Wilmington, as
sistant adjutant general and assistant
quartermasterg general; the Rev. George
c. Hall, chaplain; medical director, John
Stewart. Post No. 3, New Castle; dele.
gate-at- large, J. B. Simmons, Post No.
10, Harrington; alternate, j. Rankin
Armstrong. Post No. ., Of Newark; dele
gate, David r. Myers, No. /, Whining
ton; alternate, Wesley Z. Boulder, No. ,,
Wilmington.
Council of administration, A. NJ. Hizer
New Castle; James J.. Hawkins, Will
mington; J. w. Worrcll, Newark, and T.
Reems, Smyrna.
The Department instructed its dele.
gate to the national encampment at At
iantic City during August to vote for
Holm Mcl.lrav for cnmn'e "dAr-in-"hi@f
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
Garment Reductions

Many OF the specially priced garments here
mentioned are practically right from the tailors
as we never carry over any goods from one sea-
son to another Styles, in every instance, are the
best and qualities likewise
The offerings are so extensive and varied that
practically every idea can be met
Handsome Tailor-AIade Suits Of Black Navy
and Natural Rajah Silk at SIS from $35
At SIS we offer you the choice OF the best
tailored wool suits you have ever seen, being reg
ular SIS, $50 and SIS garments
White Waists right from our regular stock,
at most remarkable reductions. These waists on
sale on special counter on main floor.
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
DEATHS
Emily S. Vickars.
Emma Budd.


DENNIsON-At Henry Clay, Del. on
May 5. 1910, James Dennson aged So
years
Relatives, friends. members Of Star Of
Bethlehem Lodge, NO. 10, l.. o. L., ana
Brandywine Lodge No. lS, /. O. o. F.,
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral servnces at the residence of his
brother, William Dennison, at Henry
Clay. on Sunday afternoon. May s, at .
o'clock. lnterment at Mt. Salem Gene
terry.
FLEAIING-At Danviie Va, on May l.
1910. Martha j., wife Of John j.. flem-
ing, aged 29 years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
invited 10 attend the funeral services AT
the residence of her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Theodore cole. No. S33 Poplar street, on
Saturday afternoon. May 7th, at 2 O'clock
Interment at Riverview Cemetery.
BUDD-ln this city, on May 5th, 1910,
Emma. wife OF Elmer p. Budd' in her
18th year.
Relatives and friends of the family
are invited to attend the funeral services
az the residence of her mother, caroline
Bornewkow, No. SOl u. Seventh street, on
Saturday afternoon. May 7th, at o'clock.
Interment at Old Swedes Cemetery.
WINDSOR-Sud at Minquadale
Home on May 8. 1910. william II. Wind
sor, aged rs years.
Due notice OF funeral WIN be given.
NTCKARS-In this city, on May End. 1910,
Emily S. daughter OF Samuel =. and
Mary II. Vickars, aged 18 years
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
her parents, No. 1926 Lancaster avenue,
on Saturday morning, at o'clock Re
duiom mass AT ST. Pauls Church, In
terment at Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
Cotton and Linen Specials

Long before the usual time when you may look
for price concessions on summer fabrics place
before you many of our regular lines that every
prospective buyer of summer fabrics would do
well to investigate, bearing in mind all entirely
new Note the following carefully:
One of the best grades of fine Scotch Zephyr
Ginghams at 25c from SIC yard.
Lot of extra good White Madras Wastings at
1oc from CSC.
One case fine quality printed Jaconet Lawns at
oc yard instead of I2Ac.
Another lot OF 90 inch wide White All-Lnen
Sheetings at Soc yard.
Balance of our importation Of French Linens
in colors at soc instead of 65c; full AZ inches
wide.
Lot of Colored Dress Linens, in stripes at 19c
from SIC
Lot of White French Lawn, one of the seasons
most favored fabrics, As inches wide at soc from
65c. -s...ls...-
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
For Children

Onyx" Black Cotton and Lisle
Ribbed Hose for Boys and Girls.
All weights from the very fine rib
up to the heavy Hose for boys.
Misses Onyx" Silk Lisle Hose
black, white, tan, red, pink and
blue-all sizes, 25c.
Socks-white, tan. pink and
blue; also. white or tan with mar
row stripes or plaid tops.
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
EXAMINE WITNESSES
IN MURDER CASES

Witnesses in the two murder trials to
come before the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner next week were examined before
Attorney General Gray and Deputy At
torney General Wolcott today. The cases
involve Carmilla Borrelli, accused of hav-
ing shot Andrew Nordine in her cigar
store at Second and Walnut streets, and
Thomas Sadler, colored, indicted on a
charge of the murder of Joseph Penning-
ton. The woman was indicted on a
charge of murder in the second degree.
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
COLOMBO CASE :
TO SUPREME COURT

Wilbur L. Adams is now preparing TO
present the case Of George Colombo be-
fore the Supreme Court. He has been
sentenced to death in September, hav-
ing been convicted on the charge Of
felonious assault. He had been re-
fused new trial and then notice Of
the appeal to the Supreme Court was
given by Colombo's counsel.
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
SENATOR DUPONT
HELPS PAY CLAIM
One Of a Dozen Law Makers
Who Save Uncle Sans
Purse

At Washington yesterday the Senate
Claims Committee refused TO pass the
bill of Senator Bradley of Kentucky.
giving Mrs. Farris $lO5O for her SER
vices as a nurse TO the Union soldiers
during the Civil War. The refusal
was on the ground that passage of the
bill would make a dangerous precedent.
So impressed were they with the story
of her services, however, the twelve
Senators contributed the s10O5 for her.
Senator DUPONT, Of Delaware, was one
Of the Senators who danted 800.
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
For Women

"Onyx" Black Cotton Hose, all
black or with white soles; or all
white feet, 25c and ssc 6 pairs for
SI.oO.)
In very light weight Hose we
have the Gauze Cotton and Gauze
Lisle in all black or with white
soles: also tan colored AMI white.
Silk Lisle Hose at 2sc, 35c 6
pairs for SIoo) and SOC a pair
black, white and tans.
"Onyx" Black Silk Hose, $I.25,
$I.3715 and $I.7s pair.
Extra Size Hose in medium and
light weights-cotton, Isle and
silk Isle.
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
FIGHT In STORE
LEADS TO COURT

Assault and battery was the charge
preferred against George Cook by John
Brimm I'm City Court this morning.
The affair in which Cook and Brimm
were concerned occurred In Brimm's
store at No. 1917 Lobdell street, South
Wilmington. II appears that Cook and
Edward Hudson delivared cool At
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
SAYS MAN WORE
STOLEN SUIT

Accused Of the larceny Of suit Of
clothing from Robert Wright. colored.
John Manlove, colored, was arraigned
IN city Court this morning and held
under bail for court. Wright identified
the suit worn by Maplove as his own.
Evening journal., 1910-05-06

n Bright.
Observation-Disclosures w. Pharo, Hiram
NJ. Pleasanton,.
Fourteenth-charles d. Wells and
Joseph G. Hutchinson.
Fifteenth-William Hutchinson and
John r. Carpenter.
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
FATHER CAMPBELL
TO GO TO ROME

The Rev. F. V. Campbell, pastor OF ST.
Peters r. c. Church at New Castle, VIII
leave FOR Rome within few weeks, pre-
ilin.nary to becoming priest OF the
Jesuit Order
Father Campbell's pa-ishioners VIII pre-
tzn, him With a purse.
Evening journal., 1910-05-06

Brimm's store. Brimm accused Cook
of breaking a window and the fight
began. Cooks head was battered and
he was sent to the Delaware Hospital
Mrs. Brimm's head was cut and
Cook is accused of hitting her.
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
Spring and
Summer Wear

An even larger assortment than
we have carried in previous years
An even greater variety OF
weights and grades.
The New Onyx" Doublex
Quality.
The New "Onyx" Dub-l Tops.
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
KFNNARD g. co.
Store open tomorrow night until o3o.
The Best Merchandise
at the Lowest Prices.

Comparison is the only of real worth When
making the assertion of the best merchandise the lowest
prices speak seriously and you take what say
the broades By strongly asserting offerings
we mean simply this From regular stocks of carefully
chosen merchandise have picked items which for merely
exploiting the fact of the truth of Claims forth
every buyer WILL glance recognize the values that
show Note carefully the following all of which show most
liberal price reductions:
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
Women'S Furnishings
Reduced

The many things in WoSens Furnishings are
very necessary to the completion of your Spring
costumes. Choose now and you secure very spc-
cial values, as indicated by the following:
A large part OF our best styles of regular SOC
Neckwear priced at 3oc.
Handsome Leather Belts at 75c from SI.75
and 25c from $I.oo.
One case of Womens fine imported fast black
fu-fashioned Hose at Ioc from 25c. A years
supply would be a good economy.
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
Crosby & Hill Co.,
COS, 6O7, 6O9 Market Street.
We Give Green Trading StampS-Thcy are The Best.
Great May Offering Of
Spring and Summer Merchandise
Selling at July Prices

lust at beginning offer unheard of values
about cost We feel that those who have har
bargains of the past weeks will be most
enthusiastic So well they be- these
ion Irnluct inns
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
CHANDLER 3 yPSSstHn:E R%ss1h:s

No. pa W. Ninth Street.
Careful attention day or night
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments frst-clasr. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
VETERAN HAS PARTY ON
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY

Mr. William Ratledge was given a pos
tai card shower and surprise party on
Thursday evening at his home No. 1916
Van Buren street, the occasion OF his
seVentieth birthday anniversary.
\ Mr.. Ratledge was born near Dover, ON
May >, 1910 and spent his early life in
farming in that vicinity until the Civil
War, when he enlisted in the First Della
ware Regiment. He served with distinc-
tion during the war and in later life
entered into the retail grocery business
in this city.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
j. 7. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. John Steptoe,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Darrell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Samworth Mr.. and Mrs. Toulson
Bedwell, Mrs. John Sterlith, Mr.. Joshua
Ratledge, Mrs. Eugene Sterlith, Misses
Clara Ratledge, Margaret Ratledge, Nei-
lie Ratledge, Bertha lily, Yarrico Cook,
Lydia Steptoe, Marie Near William
Ratledge, Jr., John r. Furman, Gilpin
Massey and William Cook.
There is an increasing demand in
Siam for silver plated hollow ware Of
all kins knives, forks, spoons and
other tableware-and for ornamental
purposes. the Siamese gradually adopt
ing methods of living common to Wes-
tern civilization.
France sun has 1l.ooO men encamped on
Moroccan soil.
Almost no canned beef or mutton
anda sec srov inta Spain
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
Substantial Savings on
Suits, Coats, Waists and Skirts

Splendid big assomentsstyles and up-todate-bg
price reductions.
90 Sus-Reguar price $780, stylish models all sizes
90 Sus-Reguar price $780, excellent fitting models, all sizes
for .SI25o
S SuisRegular price $1,000 nobby styles all sizes
for $500
40 Su-Reguar price $22so newest and materials all
81 Suits-Regular price $500 rich beautiful effects all sizes
$1,000
s SusRegular price $500 handsome naty styles all sizes
for ............. .S225o
Al suts-A worth $500 to $40 more, for
Over 100 stylish Coats Ladies' and Misses and ChidTens
Chdrens from $500 to $500 Misses and Ladies' from
$500 to $40
"@SlS plain tailored Lingerie models ST. SIPS S15o 81
cL;r, New materials and weaves all strictly man-taiored in
oAnlS Panama Serge, Noe &c Prices $3.50 $500, 5000
$50 $40 SIS. Savings from $500 to $500 each
DrnSS finds Over $500 yards OF seasonabe styles weaves
OASSS uOV"' and sale at less than wholesale prcewe
ton:
Regular s5c and asc Fancy Sungs 80 inches beautiful
styles Sale price I6c
Regular soc Sungs many choice patterns Sale price
Regular and SOC Sutng wide styles Sale price
Regular 75c and 6Sc Suitng newest weaves and coos Sale
Regular ST and ssc sutings nobby styles and Sale
Regular S1a5 and SIoo Suings, satin finish effects Sale
+.
c,Ikc The handsomest line of Silks displayed in this city
S"AS shown silk counters mostly less than whole
sale prices
Regular 65c and soc Satin silk Fouards price sec
Regular Soc and 75c Aessane Fouards Sale price
Regular SI25 and Soo Satin Foulards Sale 68c
Regular 6Sc Rough Pongee and Plain Silk Sale price 4oc
Regular black guaranteed 36nch Taea Silk Sale price 78c
Regular SIPS black guaranteed 36nch Tahea Silk Sale price
SIoo
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
For Men

Onyx" Black Cotton Half
Hose, all black or with white soles
or white feet, &c.
"Onyx" Black Lisle Thread
and Silk Lisle Half Hose, CSC and
Ssc G. pairs for SI.oo.)
"Onyx" Silk Lisle Half Hose in
tans, greys, navy, garnet and
green.
Evening journal., 1910-05-06
Muslin Underwear

The best materials, trimmings and workman
ship enter into the making of all our Muslin I'm
derwear In fact, no better garments can be
produced than those we offer. All of this
sons purchases and reduced follows-the re-
ductions applying to Corset Covers, Gowns,
Skirts, Short Skirts, Drawers and Chemise as
quoted:
Evening journal., 1910-05-06

Lot of cream wooden and light shades OF Spring
Dress Goods at prices averaging one-hat.
Lot of handsome quality Dress Silks in waist
and dress lengths at SOC from SI.oo yard
Lot of y inch wide full beached Table Dam
ask at Soc from $I.oo yard
All silk double face Satin Ribbon, AZ inches
wide at 2Ic from 35c
A few discarded styles OF Corsets at soc, from
$Ioo and SI.5o.
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RullalanR NeNa.

achwartz Gro~s 40 architects have
hled with Building superintendent Miller
the plans fog . nsw sixteen story once aud
store building to be erected for the Arena
Construction Company on the site OF me Old
Muachenhetm Arena restaurant on thirty
-erOnd street sast u RFoadWay. running
through 20 TbiFty-hrnt street II viii have
= frOnfaRR Of 20 feet and q depth Of 1914 fest
and ~tit cost es00 90
Plans nave been filed for the new SIX
aaory and basement home TO he built from
designs By Daun a Otto. architects. 70 re-
MAGE the present Jeanne DArc Home for
FTtendieaN french Girls az No. 11l 20 rs
West TWenty-fOurth street. 10 y To be 20
feet front and a., feet ieep. with an extern
sion and WtiI cost e7O.000. 10 vii contain
a Chapel. recreation hall and doTmitOries.
Plans have besn Sled .og Two eight story
Apartment house, 20 DO built for tho X. A. ".
Healty Company, Theodore Sfarrett. priest
dent. at No. Si7 10 81 %E=s iiSsa Ss-Sss from
Designs by iAwi0g 4 Haaas a. Rrchit@cts
and Tor . nve story hal Tor the Herbert q.
DonRan CONSTRUCTION Company az the cor-
Ber og Wadsworth avenue and lI5th street
from designs by Moore A IAndstsdel asa arch
iterts. 20 cost esoJ0o0
Vans have besn sled for q .eyen story
and basement loft and store butldiRG ~
Nos. - and - Qanqevoorsa street for Henry
p and George X. kirGham from destHns BY
J Graham Glover - architsct az . cost %
PstsT bSsiser 81 10. 900 70 20 Esss FIfiy-
a. architect az . cot Of tso.o0e.
former school u ths Phelps tliasloas owned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

while River View Manor a. q coupn4NNfiy
- practically only one year OLD. bllNalnm
skis TsFioa that he residents hsge erses.z
lEed their own IRE department. Sud ADOPTED
10 a 10 h0Fme-power nlllck antom0hllaI
Practically every resident Of River vtaw
MAJOR u q msmboG % the eompnny, and
hes been in exigtenee 10 has served veTF
successfully a. . number Of free, amortR
many Instances has been TIE nrAt c4nn44W
Hastings h.sS four IRE comp0ntee. and PAF
are noro conveniently located % Tonun tNe-
yillage than 10 the River View Manor ere
depart nlrnt. -
AIready steps arc on foot 20 pfrrnNaa
an anfOmobile for rrotection CoupaAT It.
In Hastings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

road win want either that subway OF an
Other on the Fast Side. The Nov Haven
N building up a trenendoUas suburban
trAfic, and President Mellen has said
publicly that his company Intends 10 OBJ
tain subway entrance 70 Manhattan.
From the real estate operators stand
point u h immAterial whether this sub
way ID % be In Lexington avenue or In
Qua of thr other Fast Si1S avenues; The
consideration that has weight With real
essats men n that oEs o. more ss.b=sys
arc alniosa certain 20 be undertaken In
The very near future and that opporiuni-
ties for prSIlltable speculation viii he
offered. There h consequently a diaposi-
ton to wait and 80 where the new routes
are 90 run before tying uP capital Ia tho~e
recautly been greatest and where prtces
are therefore relatively high.
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By the Park Prs-bytsTIan Church. at No. %.
kast Thlrty-ifth street. into q warsh0asc
for wood Veneering. the change % pew
pancy to be made from doaigDe ~ W. W,
for making over tho ave story dwelling az
No. 10 Mast Rifty-asventh slreet into Q
bachelor apartment house with eforqa. fne
Company from deAiMns BIZ v. wilbur. afcAs-
tecs, aud costing ess .ooo.
Tho BrUnx plans for nsw buildings con-
PrcssSsSTy frSsn coaAans by j. u. Acsiusss On
CniOnPOFt road, to coat a.. 600; for two two
story dwsllmeH Ior Sharie- iSernan on narn -
cost ~ ,oo0. and = i've Rtory nat for Henry
Cieland on Webster avenms south % ls1th
for the ID K. con-,.,srtion Cnmpsny on
lBlthgate avenue south Of lT1d street, to
cost go OBO
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FIFTI-FIRST STHEEr -lIRrrin a. Fahne-
stock has bought from b. crystal a SOn
Va u Past ftity,hrs street, Tour story
Mr. Fahnestocg OwDa No. p adjoining
q well ~ ths house At the corner Of
Madison avenue sn s,.. ne ,,n Sc SSnaSa,
Of three % the Willard houses at the
southeast corner OF Madson avenue
OF N and ~ feet respectively 1ihsr
Siock front GA NSdisoS sysnns extend
Arss%n. III" N. iioIme- and EdSSrd u
Adam. The Ms~srs. crystal re',entlv nc-
Iuirsd No. q 70 trade tor an arartmen'
PARK AvENl,E -Pesse 4 Gilman in con
Mas Mary u. Maynard No sas i'ark
s~s. I'VE s,oss ma Oa and seventy
eighth atrests
NINTH AVENUE. John X. Moors has sold
The ave story aAI S'ith siore- on 10 lot
rad tiheldt and Martin Baehmann. The
property y LOCATED opposite the new car
barns Of the Metropoli,an street tailway
company at Ninth avenue and Futy-
Is9D sTRFET -slau son Hobbs have
sold for Thomas Keihel . plot. c0xSa 70.
west OF broadway.
MINFORD PLACE alawson a Hobbs
have sold for the George + Picken Con
sn rs'; ssch S or pIo, sssicc. on the cas-,
nisle Of Milford place south Of iT3d street
and known a. No. Is52 to 1853 MinfOrd
place.
AMSTERDAM AVENUE Thomas. a son
have sold for client to Naude T. lavtEne
the seven story elevator apartment
sSgss s1o corDs as a. hS,ns n aT.IS"
and talst street on plot IO0xtO.
EIGHTY SECOND STREET,. v. Wood
a Co have sold Tor John v tonselyea
Hahty-secOnd street I2S feet west OF
West End avenue. The buyer will erect
seven story 6scheior spartnis :, I noH,e
Ave years.
l.sTH sTREEI.-H g. senlOr 4 Co. have
cold Tor barbara FrlehTlch the I've story
s q. o. II. 10 10 FruSsss brown for invest.
mont.
TWENTY-FIVE STREET The Doug
p.ny has soIt for william and Robsr,
w. haskell No. AZ East Twenty -nfth
street. . two story factory. on lot ssxss.s
president Of the Training S.hooi for
Nurses. which has large holdings ad-
LExiNGToY AVENUE. Tn. Mar. Realty
Company has bsught through a. Rein
n. + Ryan S also No. 80 rom Martin
S IS rom N G ss S and Is. soSsS
cast coEnsr o. Lsz NIT, HVrn"fR RAN ana
The company owns adjoining properties
and now controls . plot OF 1900 square
feet, having q frontage OF leo fset on
Lexington avenue. I'D feet on Forty
ninth street. With an J. on Forty -@ighth
street
THIRTIETH STREET. -Ames 4 Co. have
Soid fer aartuel j. and Edward Y. Ashley
No. ~ west Thirti~th street. four
story building on lot 2axes.e.
FIFTIErH sTREET.-Stephen w. Thayer
has sold No. ia West Ftftleth street, Q
two story stable on lot 2S1lOos.
CHRysTIK STREET. -Jacoh Levy has
resold 20 Nelson Flanagan No. III Chrys-
tie stFees q ain story tenement with stores
ON lot 7sxiOo.
AVENUE Prank BeRrisch,
Jr has sold for the Vale CONSTRUCTION
Company the i've story new Law house
az iaaS lntervAlE avenue on plot 5oxlOS.
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Rarnett 3 Co have leased for a long
term Of wears the northwest corner OF
Iss;h street and fifth avenue. fronting 100
feet on I9sth street and 10 feet on fnth
avenue TN the site a business building
will be erected. the upper part OF which
has been leased to Woods business College
for a long term OF years ~ an AEEregaie
rental OF so 90 4 church occupied the
plot for many ye1rs and i've years A9o u
was torn down BY the International Amuse-
ment and Realty Company with the in
tenfion OF erecting a theatre. STAGE That
time 10 has been Va,anf
George Bowman has lea-f.t ior Nora
A. Tow nsend TO James j smith the I'VE
story business building at No :t Front
street for a term Of seven years. also leased
the store and basement AZ No 3at Vest
Fortv-secOnd street Tor q DR. Russell 60
the Charles 7 SeddOn Company also the
parlor store ~ No .tS West forty seCOnd
street for Edward T PAUL to SOwdon \ 90.
! Arthur ftscher has leased the building
at No. IS5 Grand street for the Rtdabock
estate to the cooperative plsplay Fixture
store az the corner S6'forty second street
and sixth avenue To Louis Rurnstetn lOr
q clothing establishment. three offs az No.
Csc Sixth avenue for = MAY. aud In con-
JUNCTION with y. A. q. pnomni the building
al No ISa West Forty-third street to John
vietti. who Nill utilize same for table
d 'hots restaurant.
Mooyer MarSt0n have leased for the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company 10 >.
Noaeley 4 Co a portion OF the fourth nooT
Of No. % Exchange place for term Of
VRars