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The Detroit times., 1910-11-04
HUGH J. GRANT, FORMER
MAYOR OF N. y, DIES AT so
He Had Been Master In Tammany
Hall and Active In Opposing
Grafters' Schemes.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Hugh j.
Grant. twice mayor OF New York, died
of heart disease last night at his
home on East Seventy-second-st
Twenty years ago Hugh John Grant
was master in Tammany hall and a
central figure in the politics OF this
city. He ran for mayor four times
and was twice elected and twice de
feated. His honorable course as an
alderman in opposition TO the boodlers
or 1884 won him such standing that
Tammany nominated him time and
time again for the highest Office In the
city. In recent years he was out OF
politics and devoted all his time "a
the management OF his large real es
tate interest.
Mr. Grant was born In this city in
December 1858.
He was too busy at law and the real
estate business TO find time for politics
until 1883 when he ran for alderman
as the Tammany candidate in tne
nineteenth district. He was renomin
ated and elected easily. II was IN that
board that the coupon frauds IN the
comptroller's ONCE were discovered
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pathetic appreciation OF the part can
give.
II Is difficult TO select the strongest
scene, but his art rose highest. per
haps. In the famous storm scene,
where the tottering old king on the
verge OF madness talks OF philosophy
with his beloved jester and the feign'
ed mad beggar poor Tom, who Is
really the outcast son OF the Earl OF
Gloster, while the elements shake the
earth about him. The success OF this
scene is In part due to the elaborate
storm effects that have been provid-
ed for the production.
Another strong scene Is the one
between the mad Lear arTayed fan
tastically with meadow weeds and
wearing a crown OF straw. and the
old Earl OF Gloster, with bleeding
sightless sockets from which his
eyes have been gouged out for 10y
atty TO the old king.
The final scene of the tragedy when
the tottering Lear carries in the life
less body OF his dearly beloved and
only loyal daughter. Cordelia. leaves
hardly a dry eve in the house. II is
consummate presentation of the
terrible hopeless tragedy that per
vades the entire play. "As flies TO
wanton boys so We 10 the gods. they
kill us for their sport"
The Mantell company will be seen
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and In their discovery young Grant
was instrumental. In 1884 the fran.
ehises OF the ferries and street raIl.
roads were practically sold at public
auction, the most celebrated OF the
scandals being the Broadway railroad
franchise. Grant actively and con.
sistently opposed the boodlinE and
made his name familiar 10 the citizens
OF New York He was one OF the two
aldermen who voted against the Doodle
combination in the board OF aldermen
which gave Jacob Sharp a franchise
TO build a railroad in Broadway.
Tammany made him sheriff In 1885
and in 1888, when he was only 30 years
old, he was elected over Mayor
Abrams. He was reelected In 1890
defeating Francis NJ Scott. the fusion
candidate.
II twas Hugh j. Grant who made
the telephone and telegraph com.
panies take down their overhead
wires. When the telephone people
refused 10 place their wires In con-
Quits, Mayor Grant settled the con-
troversy in a characteristic way. He
ordered the police TO turn out and
gangs Of linemen, laborers and AK
men chopped down the poles and tore
down the wires.
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TwENTY-NISTH STREET.

Roll No. 2449 Lot 9--Plat OF Ham
mond and Rich's sub. of part of p. C.'sl
~ and $50. N. OF Michigan avenue and
Hammoud's sub OF lot 81 OF =. c. 80.
on the west side OF Twenty ninth
street. between Michigan avenue and
lots IS and s5-Plot Of Hammond
and Rlchs sub. OF part OF r. C's al
and bS3, ~. of Michigan avenue and
Hammond's sub. OF lot 81 OF p. @. 30.l
on the west side OF Twenty ninth
streets.
VERMONT AVENUE.
Roll No. 245O. n. u of lot ia and g..
u OF lot 115-Larned's sub. on the
Lafferty farm. On tho east side OF
Vermont avenue, between Spruce and
Bagg streets.
WARREN AVENUE.
Roll No. 2451. Lots SO, 1874 and 1876
Roehms sub. on p. G. 20. On the
south side OF Warren avenue. between
Tillman and Williams avenues.
WILLIAMS AVENUE.
Roll No. 2452. Lot 120-Roehm's sub
on p c. 20. On the west side OF Will
iiams avenue between Hancock avenuOl
and Breckenridge street
WOODWARD AVENUE.
Roll No. 2453. S. 20 r. OF N. 30 n.
OF lot 64 block 2-Governor and Judges
plan. on the west side of Woodward
avenue between Jefferson avenue and
Y OF lot Sub. OF park lots n.
rs. ~ and 76. on the west side of
Woodward avenue. between Henry and|
Sibley streets.
81 1856 n. Of lot 4--Plat OF park
lots a. and fs. as laid out by the Com
fnissioners for dividing the estate on'
the late Gen John X Williams. ON
tn west side or woodward avenue, be-
tween Antoinette street and Burroughs|
avenue
wREFORD AVENUE.
Roll No. 2454. Lots O., r.. S, and T. j
block 2--Sub. OF o. LIS 2 3 and 4; also
the re-sub OF blocks !, 2, 8 and II cd
McGraw's sub. OF part of frac. sec. 2
n 2 s., r. IL e. on the southeast
aide OF WrefOrd avenue, between Grand
River and Twenty-third street.
Any person desiring &c object TO any|
assessment so made, may, upon hlins n
with the City Clerk at any time prloTI
TO the date last above mentioned, I'd
"a ritten protest, be heard before the|
Committee on Streets, to whom such
protests will be referred at a meeting
thereof 20 be held on the Monday fol-
lowing such reference at 10 a; m. city
time at the Committee room. City HalIt
U7D JOHN e. NAGEL.
President Board or Assessors
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THE STAGE
oARRtck.

0AHHlONs
n n a great treat TO the lover OF
shakespeare to see the tragedy OF
King Lear well rendered. II is a
play that presents so many difhculties
! IN production that IL is now only rare.
IN attempted. not only on account oil
, its length, even when vigorously cut
down, but also on account OF certain
features that strike the somewhat
fastidious theatergoer of the present
day as too horrible to be portrayed
upon the stage. Accordingly the ex'
cellent production of this, one of the
greatest OF the Shakespeare plays,
By the Robert Mantell company in
the Garrick, Thursday night, was
thoroughly appreciated by a well-hll-
ed house.
The part OF Lear Is regarded as
Mantell's best, and his performance
Thursday evening did full justice TO
the high opinion in which he is held.
He left little TO be desired. The out
bursts OF ungovernable rage, the
flashes OF strength, and the pitiful
breaking down OF the reason OF the
feeble old king were acted with the
skill that only a long study and sym
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gan avenue. between Fifth street and
Lot I, block Crane and NELSON'S
sec OF the Forsyth farm. on the north
side Of Michigan avenue. between Flfth
street and Sixth avenue.
w "a n. OF lot and lot g. block SIS
Woodbridge farm as divided by the
Commissioners In partition. on the
south side OF Michigan avenue, be-
tween Brooklyn avenue and Eighth
street
MILWAUKEE, AVENUE.
Roll No 24s4. Lot s4--Herbert l..
Bakers cub OF lot 2 OF the James
Messmore Estate. frac. sec ]. T.
fl y, except the Sly 210.64 n. On the
south side or milwaukee, avenue be-
tween Stanton avenue and Sixteenth
street.
MULLANE STREET.
Roll No. 24s5 Lot s1--Sullivan's SUB.
OF lots 26 80. 81 and Al OF sullivan =
sub. OF O L. 2 OF the sub. Of the ship
yard tract. on the east side OF Null.
lane street. between Longworth and
s 4 Of iot Edward C. sullivans
sub. OF lots 81. 36 and AZ OF sullivan
sub. OF O. L. 3 OF the Shipyard tract
On the west side OF Mullane street, DC
tween Longworth and Homer avenues
NATIONAL AVENUE.
Roll No 2436. Lot 377-Plat or p. g.
No 81, Lognon farm. On the west SIDE
OF National avenue. between Ash and
Elm streets
PLUMER AVENUE.
Roll Nc 243.. Lot 72--Brush's sub. OF
the sly S14 II. OF the WY Y OF the
rear concession OF r. G. 260, lying y.
OF Toledo avenue on the south side
~ Plumer avenue, between Campbell
and Junction avenues.
POPLAR STREET..
Roll No. 2f3S. Lot 67--woodruff's
sub, Of lot No 3. La1erty farm, p. 9.
22S 6. OF Grand River avenue. On the
south side OF Poplar street between
Vermont and Wabash avenues.
PORTER STREET.
Roll No. 2439. Frac. or lot and r
II OF lot 2. block CIV oodbridgc farm
az divided by the Commissioners in
partition On the south side OF Porter
street between Eighth street and
Trumbull avenue,
RADEMACHER AVENUE.
Roll No. 2tf0. Lots 10. II and 12-
Harmoa's sub. OF the \ s6i.60 n. OF
lots &c and 81, OF the sub OF Craw-
ford's Fort tract. being part OF ?. C's
go 367 aud 26S ON the vest side OF
RademaCher avenue between Fort
street and Rankin avenue.
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nette got word OF the scandal and
showed them
IT'S a shame TO do IT," said Annette
TO an audience OF thousand women
Such lovely silk, too" She called
her maid, who bro' ght her pair OF
scissors. Then she inserted the point
OF the scissors near her right shoulder
Snip, snip. snip, down went the sells
sors Then the other side. Miss Kel
herman held the edge OF her tights
open sideways clear down to the
hips.
There was no padding.
Music by the orchestra.
Curtain.
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Roll No. 24Os r. So IT, OF N 100 H.
OF o. L Sub. Of the rear OF the
Forsyth farm. as subdivided by the
Commissioners OF the Est. Of the late
James Connor. On the south side OF
Calumet avenue. between Fourth and
Greenwood avenues.
CAMPBELL AVENyE.
Roll No. 24O7. Lot 1sO--Plat OF the
sub. OF part OF p. G No. III. on the
west side OF Campbell avenue. between
Herbert and HoratiO streets
CASPER AVENUE.
Roll No 240s Lots p and 25-John-
sons Dix avenue sub OF part OF o. L.
s. +. c. 60 on the east side OF Casper
avenue. between Ferndale and Dix
avenues
FERNDALB,AvENU
Roll No 2409 Lot T'5O--Van Wrinkles
sub OF the Ely 1913 acres OF lot 10,
Shipyard tract on the south side Of
Ferndale avenue. between Lawndale
and Cabot avenues
FIFTEENTH STREET.
Roll No. 241U n, % IT. OF lot a.
Sub Of that part Of =. c; No. ~. lying
roads on the east side OF Fifteenth
street. between Locust and Pine streets.
Lot 50s-Sub. OF that part OF p. G:
No. ~, lying between the Chicago and
Grand River roads. on the west side
OF Fifteenth street. between Poplar
and Buchanan streets
FOURTEENTH AVENUE.
Roll No 2f1l W IS II. OF lot 516-d
Plat Of part OF the Godfrey farm. T. g.
726. lying ~ OF Grand River avenue.
on the east side OF Fourteenth avenue,
between Putnam AID Merrick avenues.
FOURTH AVENUE.
Roll No. 2412. Lot 1-weitzeTs sub.
| OF the y. part OF block IL. Crane farm.
| on the west side OF Fourth avenue, be-
/ tween Willis and Calumet avenues
y. 10 It OF lot IA; $. i6 n. OF lot 145
and lot l46-Albert Cranes sec. OF the
Crane farm. being blocks IS. SO. 80. 81.
! 80. 80. 40. ~. az and 45 OF the Crane
! farm. On the east side OF Fourth ave-
nue., between Langley and Hudson
] avenues
/ GRAND BOULEVARD.
Roll No. 2413. Lot 127-Scotten. Low
| EFT and Davis sub OF Scotch and Low
/ ett's sub. OF all that BART OF q No
| IS. Alexis Campau farm. 80 called, j.
ing between Dix road. so-callcd and ST
| c Y r except Boulevardl on the
4 east side OF Grand boulevard between
Toledo avenue and NJ r r.
GRAND RIVER. AVENUE.
I Ren No. atIA Lot |. block IL
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04

tonight In "othello;" Saturday mat
inee In AS You Like IT," and Satur'
day night I'm Louis XII"
French artists, with their wild
Apache dances" and other striking
exhibitions OF the same style OF terp-
siohoreRn art, have long been held IN
great favor by Americans. This sea
son, however. artists from the land OF
the Gar, are In the limelight. The
recent appearance in this city OF
Mile Anna Pavlowa and NJ. Mikail
Mordkin heightened the interest OF
Detroiters in this branch OF art, and
now they are 10 be given another op-
portunity 10 show their appreciation,
for j. III. Moore. manager OF the
Temple, has secured for next weeks
bill the Golden troupe OF Russian I'm
perial dancers. This troupe is com
prised OF the Imperial ballet in st.
Petersburg. who are in this country
for a limited tour OF the high-class
vaudeville houses and are meeting
with remarkable success. AS the head.
liner on the program. b A. Rolfe,
well-known cornetist. composer and
producer will present his "Rolfon-
ians" in what is said 10 be one OF the
classiest musical acts in vaudeville.
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Crowley, Miner CO, Company

Crane and NELSON'S sec OF the Forsyth
farm On the south side OF Grand
River avenue, between Fifth and Perry
streets
Roll No. 24i5 Lots Is, 10. 20. 81 and
22-Prouty's sub OF blocks IL and 81
Lacrosse and Baker farms. S. OF Grand
River road. on the south side OF Grand
River avenue, between sixth and
Roll No. ,2ils: Lot Sub Of the y
part OF O. l.. 96. Woodbridge farm. on
between Magnolia and Brainard
Roll No. 2n7. Lots 10 and 20. block
3--Chope's sub OF part Of the f. Y OF
south side OF Grand River avenue, be-
tween Roosevelt avenue and Chope
place.
GREENWOOD AVENUE.
Roll No 24ls Lot 16-Duncan and
the Forsyth farm, n. OF Grand River
road ON the east side Of Greenwood
avenue. between Garfield avenue and
Lysander street.
HARVEY AVENUE.
Roll No. 2419 Lots 10, 90 and 81
block t9-Plat OF Reeder, Jerome and
No 80 on the north side OF Harvey
avenue, between Campbell and june
ton avenues.
HIGH STREET.
Roll No 2420 Lot S-Dufhelds sub
Of park lots Nos. 81 and SO. In the city
OF Detroit on the north side OF High
street. between Clifford and Park
II and w. u OF lot 55-Lothrop's
sub. OF Park lot SO. and part Of Park
lot 90 On the south side Of High
street. between Park street and Wood
ward avenue.
HUBBARD AVENUE.
Roll No. 242l Lot 13i-Plat OF v
Hubbard's sub OF w y OF =. 4. -.
= OF Michigan avenue On the east
side Of Hubbard avenue, between a
and streets.
JEFFERSON AVENUE.
Roll No. 2422 r. y OF lot II and
Is. block 2-Governor and Judges plan.
ON the north side OF Jefferson avenue.
between shelby ard Wayne streets.
JUNCTION AVENUE.
Roll so 1923 Lot Z, block S---Plat
OF feeder. Jerome and Dufheld's sub.
OF the T. 354 n Of n q No 80 On
the west side ~ IunUtion avenue. be-
tween Christiaucy auG Rogers streets
KRUPP STREET.
Roll No 2424 + 1915 a. OF lot -
sub Of lot = OF Blackmsr's sub Of lot
:, shiEyaS tract. On the south side
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OF Krupp street, between Gown street
and NJ c. r. II.
LAwTON AVENUE.
Roll No. 2f25 Lot 41-Ferdinand
OF Michigan avenue. On the west side
OF LawtOn avenue, between Magnolia
and Linden streets
Lots 81. 81 and y3--Mary A. Damm's
sub Of =. C.'s 727 and 100. " OF Grand
River avenue. on the east and west
sides OF Lawton avenue. between Stan
ley and McGraw avenues
LEVERETTE STREET.
Roll No. 242G s so II. OF lot /. block
76-W oodbridge farm. as divided by
on the south side OF Leverette street.
between Tenth street and Trumbuli
avenue.
LINCOLN AVENUE.
Roll No -22427i $ i1.2s r. Of n. $50
LIS Ss 80. l02 and 1903, WOODBRIDGE
farm. on the east side OF Lincoln ave-
nue., between Alexandrine and selden
LOGAN AVENUE
suiiivan's sub OF lots 81. 90 and ~ Of
, Sullivan's sub OF o. l.. OF the ship.
yard tract on the south side OF Logan
avenue. between Mullane street and
Lawndale avenue
LONGwORTH AVENUE.
Roll No 2429. Lot 25-sullivan's sub
OF lots 90. 30. 81 and 81 OF Sullivan
sub OF o L. OF the sub. OF the Ship
yard tract. on the south side OF Long
worth avenue. between Mullane street
and SprinRwells avenue.
McKINsTRY AVENUE.
Roll No. 1880 Lot Z. except alley as
opeued-Driggs sub. OF lots 10 and IL
OF the sub Of = C. ~, between Fort
street and the Dix road on the east
side OF McKinstry avenue. between La
fayette avenue and Porter street
MCMILLAN STREET.
Roll No 243l Il. 10 IT, OF lot 1897
and lot lO9S--Plat OF the sub OF the
Walter Crane farm. On the north side
OF Mcmillan street, between Campbell
and Junction avenues
MAGNOLIA STREET.
Roll No 2432 Lot s-Ferdinand
Morrells sub Of O. l. 8, Il. G 12s,
~ Michigan avenue on the south
side oi Magnolia street. between Law
tor and Matbury Grand avenues
MICHIGAN AVENUE.
Roll No 2f33 W n Of lot Z and
T. "a r. Of lot S-Labrosse and For
svth farms sub. OF lots 8 6, Z and s.
block s.. on the south side Of Michi-
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sCOVEI PLACE

Roll No 24l1. Lot 17-Hamiin and
Fordyce's Grand River avenue sub, be-
IL +. ON the north side OF Scovel place.
between Roosevelt avenue and Chope
place.
SIXTEENTH STREET.
Roll No. 2I47 Lots 164 and 1s5-
Plat OF Mary r. Atmstrong's sub. OF
the w. part of the Lafontaine farm. ".
OF Grand River avenue, T 8, II. IL
f. On the east side OF Sixteenth street,
between Kirby and Hudson avenues.
Lot l20-Plat OF Mary +. Armstrong 8
farm, y. OF Grand River avenue. T. ,
s.. X. IL T.. on the east side OF Six
teenth street. between Antoinette
street and McGraw avenue.
sOLVAY AVENUE.
Roll No. 2443. Lot 262-Moses w.
Fields sub. OF part Of +. G. No. 81.
On the west side OF Sclvay avenue, be-
tween Lexington avenue and railroad
STANLEY AVENUE.
Roll No. 2ii4 s sOS4 IT, OF lot 8.
block f-Tho's McGraw's re-sub. OF
lots / and from 5 to rs inclusive OF
Tho's McGraw's sub. into lots OF part
OF the Porter farm, CITY OF Detroit: also
north side OF Stanley avenue between
Twenty third street and Tillman ave-
rue.
THIRTIETH STREET.
Roll No. PAS Lot S9--Hcrbert Bowe n
and % orge T. Abrey's sub OF the My
'part OF o. L. So p. G. 80. on the east
side OF Ttirtieth street between Jack
son and Buchanan streets
THIRTY-sECOND STREET.
Roll No. 2ii6. Lot 3. block Sub. OF
part OF y. c. No. $50. n OF Michigan
avenue. on the east side OF Thirty
second street. between Jackson and
Buchanan streets
Lot &. block 19-Fyfe. Barbour and
warren's sub. OF that pE n OF p c. geo,
lying between Horatio street and War
rem avenue. on the east side or Thir-
". second street. between Horatio and
Herbert streets.
THIRTY-THIRD STREET.
Roll No. 2447 Lots 81, 33 and a.
Brush'g sub OF the My 10.6f acres
o. the SLY 80 acres OF tn. r. $50 It. OF
p. &. No $50. lying N OF Michigan ave.
on tho east side OF Thirty-Third street
between Rich and Horatio streets.
TRUMBULL AVENUE.
Roll No 2t4s. w. II II. OF lot l.
Hodges Bros sub. OF .. l. Ito, Wood
bridge farm. on the east side OF
Trumbull avenue, between Kirby and
Merrick avenues.
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Insane, But Wins Literary Prize

BOSTON. Nov. 4.--The discovery
was made at the Offices OF the Nation
al Magazine today, that one OF lis
prize contributors has been insane for
the past 16 years. The magazine was
about to award her a free trip to Eu-
rope for winning the first prize In
literary contribution contest. Learn
Ing that the woman's environment as
we'll as her mental condition would
render the trip impossible, she was
today sent a check for $3.50 instead.
She is an inmate OF the Minnesota
State hospital.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04
SIDEWALK ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF AS
: SCISSORS.

Detroit, Nov. j. 1910.
TO All Whom 1t May Concern:
Take notice that sidewalk assess
ment rolls Nos. 2401 10 2454, both In
pense OF constructing cement side
walks as hereinafter described have
peen prepared, and are now open for
inspection, revision or correction In
TINS office, and will be presented 20
me Common Council at a session there
OF, 70 be held on Tuesday, the 18th day
OF November, 1910, at D. m, city time,
for confirmation.
The lot or lots described in each roll
nave been assessed for the cost and eX-
pense OF constructing the walk in front
OF or adjoining the parcels named In
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Kellerman, the
perfect woman.
do her diving stunt
on the stage. were
inclined TO be skep
teal.
"Oh. she pads.
said the ladies.
They know dif
ferent now, how
ever. because An
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Mob Burns Mexican at Stake.

ROCK SPRINGS, Texas. Nov. A.
Antonio Rodriguez. a Mexican, con-
fessed yesterday afternoon to shoot
ing and killing Mrs. Lem. Henderson
wife OF a wealthy ranchman. Late
last night a mob formed about the
Jail, forced the sheriff TO surrender
his prisoner and the Mexican was
burned In the jallyard.
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WEST sIDE-CITY.
ANTHON sTREFT.

- Roll No. 24Ol Lot 6. block 1s-
osJerome, Dufheld and Reeders sub. OF
ySthe II. asa IT. OF p. c. 80, between
SSDrtggs avenue and Anthem street. on
vsthe south side OF Anthem street be-
tween Campbell and Junction avenues.
az BAKER STREET.
ef Roll No. 24OZ. Lot 23-Thiery's sub
OF lots 3S, 80 and 40 Of Hubbards sub,
ef0f y. G. ~. N. OF Fort street and lot
) 20. r. G. 56S. on the north side OF
ecBaker street, between Hubbard and
Scotten avenues.
BLAINE AVENUE.
Roll No. 24OS w. 20 n OF lot ~.
W. 20 IT, of lot 1885, lot 1877 and r. 40 H..
OF lot 13S-McLaughlin's Bros sub. OF
so l. 4, and the shy 100 II. of o. l.. 3
tof the sub. OF u sec. 45, 10000 acre
tract On the north and south sides
nue. and Hamilton boulevard
BRAINARD STREET.
Roll No 2404 Lot 205-Woodrun :
sub OF lot No. 8, Lafferty farm, =. -
11a 81 OF Grand River avenue. ON the
4 north side OF Brainard street. petWeeh
Vermont avenue and Twelfth street
~ BROOKLYN AVENUE.
Roll No. a4os Lot s--Prouty,s sub
I4of block 10. Baker farm. n. OF nlchl ,
ttEan avenue. ON the west size Oi
brooklyn avenue. between Pine shu
i 20 n. Of u. 80 Il. OF lot 2s--schul-
ttt1e'a sub OF lots ~. iS and and lots
~ ~ and =. ~ n of lot f6 OF Wes-
eon's sec. Of the Lacrosse and Baker
farmn On the east side OF brooklyn
avenue between Camilla avenue and
kysander street
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Dob Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., No, Is John R--st Call
lain 1873. or City SSs6
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04
ANNETTE PROVES
~ SHE DOESN'T PAD

KANSAS CITY, KRs., Nov. o.
Some OF the ladies' OF this town who
had sean Annotta
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04

Cheddite. blasting explosive much
used In Europe. viii not freeze cannot
be ignited by acids and burns without
exploding II unconnned
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04
LAwTON AVENUE.

OF Krupp street. between Gown street
and NJ c. r. r.
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Children Cry
FOR ELETcHER'S
CA 9 TO RIA

Job Printing Dcac RiEht. TmSs
Main 1893. OF City 1855.
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Roll No 2406 p So It. OF " 100 u.
OF o. L. Sub. OF the rear OF the
Forsyth farm. as subdivided by the
Commissioners OF the Est. Of the late
James Connor On the south side OF
Calumet avenue. between Fourth and
Greenwood avenues
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Roll No. 2il1. Lot 17--Hamlin and
Fordyce's Grand River avenue sub, be-
ing a part Of frRc. sec 2, r 2 s., X
il +. ON the north side OF Scovel place.
between Roosevelt avenue and Chope
place.
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CAMPBELL AvENyE.

Roll No. 2407 Lot I6O-Plat OF the
sub OF part OF p c No. III. on the
west side OF Campbell avenue, between
Herbert and Horatio streets.
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Roll No. 2if0 Lots 10, II and IL
Harmoa's sub OF the n s6i.60 n. Of
lots 90 and 81. OF the sub. Of Craw-
ford's Fort tract. being part OF p C's
27O 367 and 26S ON the vest side OF
Rademacher avenue. between Fort
street and Rankin avenue
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
SUPPRESS RIOTERS IN
BERLIN WITHOUT MERCY
Police Ride Down and Saber Mer-
CilessIy Wherever Small
Groups Gather

BERLIN, Sept Suppress dis
turbances without mercy" were Po-
lice Commissioner Won Jagow's orders
today. The police followed their in
structions to the letter. They rode
down and sabered mercilessly where
ever a small group of people had gath
cred in the Moabit district.
For two days this district has been
the scene of grave riots. Hundreds of
persons have been injured and pitched
battles between strikers and their
sympathizers and the police have oc-
CURED.
AS a result of the severe repressive
measures, scores of persons. some OF
them were passersby, were bruised or
wounded during the evening.
The correspondents of Reuters Tel
egram company, the New York Times,
the New York World and the New
York Sun were among the victims
while watching the progress of the
events from motor cars. The police
swooped down upon them with drawn
sabers, apparently without provoca-
ton. The Reuter- representative was
wounded severely in both hands.
while the other correspondents were
badly bruised. They were saved from
further injury by dashing at full
speed to the nearest "frst aid" sta
ton, where their wounds were BAN
daged.