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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-14
A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME


Price $500 and only 81 900 REQUIRED to CO.
cure story building containing store and
living on first floor and large fat of {,
and bath on second floor; LOT 25x1oo:
mortgage of $1,000 remain; dry goods
and general notion store would do a fine busi-
ness here, as it is on a carline and near a
large public school,
$50 down and SIS. 80 per month. Including
= interest at per cent. will pay for Gotta re
of rooms and lot 25x100, convenient ia o4fh
ST. cars price 81, $50.
ALSO, SOME FINE BUILDING LOTS ON VERY
EASY TERMS.
$40 down and SIG per month. including in
terest at per cent, will pay for a r. and b.
cottage and lot 23x90, close to carline in
Mission; price, $1,000.
$1,000 down and S35 per month, including
interest, viii pay for dat house near 24fh
St cars. lot 25x100; both flats to be newly
papered and painted inside and outside and in
good condition; price S3. 700.
S lots, including corner. a carline to trade
for fats with mortgage; value of lots 81 150:
only S. r. property will be entertained
Sc, ,000--0ne of the best residences in tba
Mission warm belt district; overlooking Mission
Park and convenient to Old Mission Dolores
church: choicest residence section in S. f. and
fast filling up; owner nonresident; terms
can be arranged to responsible party
f. NJ. LONG,
Room 103. Anglo bldg. 18th and Mission
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-14

CENTER o. SPADER
Dealers in Real Estate and Fire Insurance
$50 MARKET ST, OPP. PALACE HOTEL
SsO,ooO-sd st.. close to Folsom; grand lot,
Sl0,500-Reduced from sl2,500; must be sold.
choice NE corner. Steiner and Hermann
SITS. 4sxS0.
Sl0.500-Maybe less: grand fats on McAllister
nr. Pierce st; rents $91. 80; lot 25xIo0.
Washington ST. NJ. Spruce beautiful residence
lot; grand view: 41x127; price is right:
terms If desired.
s2I,0oo-Rents $3ii. This is a snap; store and
"A fats; Sc corner 18th close 70
Howard; large lot 60xi00; must be
sold TO divide interests.
S6,250-Minna St, close TO 3D. Do you want a
snap? Here it is 20xS0: Surrounded
by fne class of improvements
$5,000-Fine buy San Bruno av mr. 18th.
store and fats; rents S45; lot 25xI00:
new improvements make an offer
CENTER & SPADER. $50 MARKET ST
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ASPARAGUS AND CELERY LAND.
POTATO AND ONION LAND.

RICHEST LAND IN THE WORLD
Now growing $50 sacks potatoes and Ia cars
CT celery on the same acre in II months; 400
to GOO sacks Of onions per ami almost un-
believable crops Of beans. barley and aspar-
aguS.
SMALL TRACTS ON TERMS LIKE RENT.
FIVE ACRES UP. FOUR YEARS TO PAY
ONE CROP PAYS FOR THE LAND.
Located only mile and half from station;
sleanie: iaEding on propertJ; cheap freight
rates. Produce delivered in San Francisco In
few hours at 81 20 per ton.
See us for full particulars and arrange to
see the land. Excursions Wednesday and sun
DAY. DAY. ~ Fare refunded If you are not more
than pleased with this property. Representa-
tive will call evenings on request
PATTEN LAND COMPANY.
6o1 First National Bank bldg. S. F.
Phones kearny 276I. C676I.
AN ACRE OR MORE IN THE COUNTRY.
In beautiful Lake county. the famous mineral
springs and summer camping grounds OF Califor-
mia; only s5 miles from San Francisco; one
quarter mile from good town; close TO schools.
churches. stores, hotels; best hunting and ash-
ing; within easy walking distance; trout stream
through land: ground very fertile: abundance OF
water; pure, clean. delightful and health Civ
ing place to live, summer or winter, and where
the stores will buy all the produce you raise at
One acre. re..........s T5: $40 cash. $3.50 mOrthly
Two Two acres. -. 40; 20 cash. 800 monthly
More land II wanted; no interest; no taxes
CALIFORNIA HOME & LAND ASSOCIATION,
sol to SOB Phelan bldg. San Francisco.
1000 ACRES or FINE ALFALFA at S1sO per
acre on easy terms; Will rent readily for SIG
per acre; cash rent.
120 acres; So acres in fine alfalfa. balance all
sown TO oats; 1925 per acre.
70 or 10 acre tracts in the OREGON or CHRIST
COLONIES, all subirrigated land with ditch
10 each piece; $50 to $125 per acre; "a cash.
oI2 acres dairy stock and grain ranch, with
fine improvements; 100 acres choice river bot
tom land, 65 acres of which is in alfalfa; only
SO per acre, $1,000 cash This is an ideal
stock dairy or grain ranch and very cheap
Write us for what you want in large or
small tracts; We have it in the CHEAPEST
IRRIGATION system. with the greatest OP-
PORTUNITIES in the WEST.
MODESTO LAND COMPANY.
Masonic Temple, l st.. Modesto Cal
FREE-Residence lot 5Ox2OO; / have subdi-
yided 1.600 acres into 10 and 20 acre tracts
near Atwater. Mereed county; the Southern
Pacific r. r. passes through the tract; trains
stop; switch built; plenty of water for irri-
cation; water right free with each colony lot;
soil especially adapted to alfalfa fruits,
sweet potatoes, etc; $40 allowed each pur-
chaser for carfare. For particulars and
terms call or address ". II. OSBORN, At
water, Merced County. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-14

SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received at The
office of the Lighthouse Inspector, Portland
Ore, until IL O'Clock NJ. May 90 1910, and
then opened, for furnishing spare parts and
fittings for the machinery OF the lighthouse
tender ArmerIa, in accordance with specidca-
tions, copies Of which, with blank proposals
and other information, may be had upon ap-
Ore.
FORT wINGATE. n. NJ, May .. 191o.@
Sealed proposals in triplcate will be received
until II a. n- June l. 1910, and then opened
for construction of sewer system here. In
formation furnished application. Right re-
served TO reject any or all bids Envelopes
containing proposals. for construction of
sewer system. Fort W:agste n. NJ.
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EASY PAYMENT LOT.
RARGATN

I have a lot 33x1OO. close in town will sell
for $3.50 cash and balance $40 month: I block
car line. 3 blocks to Key Route; snap; no agents
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-14

SEALED bids VIII be received at the Office Of
the secretary of the regents, University of Cal
ifornia. Berkeley. at or before $50 a. NJ. Mon
day, May %, 1910 for vacuum cleaning ma
chinery and appliances for the university Ii
brary and Boalt hall the university campus
al Berkeley. as per plans and specifications on
file at said office. No bids will be received un-
less accompanied by a certified check or bond
in favor of the undersigned. equal to 10 per
cent Of the bid, TO assure execution of contract
by successful bidder. The right to reject any
all bids is reserved.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-14

McAI.LISTER AND FIRST AV.
Four beautiful fats Nos. 21S0 to 27S6 inclu-
sive; rooms and bath; separate Easements
and yards each; total rental SIS per month !;
street work all done, bitumnzed and ac-
cepted by the city; improvements insured for
81, ,000 half cash remain at 6 per cent
interest; lot 26;1 by 1876 feet
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-14
INVESTORS

INVESTORS
II you are looking for a land deal we would
be pleased to meet you. Have large tract of
irrigated land close to the city, now under high
state Of cultivation, paying nearly 100 per cent
on the investment Here is proposition that
Is better than oil. Land is the best of all
security. Box 566, Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-14
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

PROPOSALS FOR ONE TWIN-SCREW STEEL
Ladder Dredge, having a hopper capacity of / 200
tons Of soil-Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the General Purchasing Officer. 18th
mian Canal Commission. Washington, D. c., un-
til 1880 a. M, June 81. 1910 at which time
they will be opened IN public. for furnishing the
above mentioned dredge. Blanks and general
Information relating 20 this Circular (No. 5T5)
may be obtained from this office or the offices Of
the Assistant Purchasing Agents, "a State Street
New York City; 30 National Realty Building
New Orleans, La, and 1855 North Point Street
San Francisco, Cal; also from the q. s. Engi-
neer Offices in the following cities; Seattle
Wash; Los Angeles. Cal; Baltimore, Nd: Phil
adelphia, Pa; Plttsburg, Pa; Roston Mass.
Buffalo n; Y; Cleveland, Ohio; Cincinnati, Ohio;
waukee, Wis: st. Paul. Mimi. Chattanooga
Tenn; Louisville, Ky; Mobile, Ala, and Gal
Mo-; Chamber OF Commerce. Quincy ILL., and
Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trace Tia
coma, Wash.-F. G. Boggs Captain, Corps Of
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-14
nlELRosE REAL t.srArE

FOR sale-The best bargain in East 18th St. In
business property; lot 44x141. good store
and nice living rooms; well OF good water
windmill. tank and other improvements. y
A. BLODGETT. $3.50 East 14th s.; phone
Elnhurst 33
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-14

CALIFORNIA AND 27TH AV
Fine lot, 32:6x100 feet, the grade, being
the northwest of California and 9th
av.; both streets severed and connections made
TO the property; street macadamized and side
walks.
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CATALOGUES AT OFFICE
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-14
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

!, ,b5O-SJ00 down. balance like rent: ) room
shingled bungalow. high basement lot f6N
100, south frontage: very desirable loca-
tion; , blocks from Key Route or :. T..
station: garden. fruit trees terrace lawn.
all first class condition Owner 1913
WOolsey St Berkelev
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-14
EASY TERMS.

Statesmen on the ground every day.
URBAN REALTY IMPROVEMENT CO.,
JOSEPH A. LEONARD. MANAGER,
903 Phelan Building.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-14

ABSOLUTE SACRIFICE
PIEDMONT HOME-JUST FINISHED
rooms: modern, large. style massive. latest
features, sunny. marine view lot 40X155. built
for home. but must sell: cost 81 200 with l1t:
make oner; take Piedmont cars. on &c
Oakland av- 206J Oakland av- Owner there
after 2:30 each afternoon.
NEW room story and basement house. lot
42xl5O; inside Of 10th ST.. between Telegraph
and Broadway. furnace. automatic watcr
heater. paneled and beamed dining roum
blocks TO Key Route depot. Owner on prem
iSes. 3ISl Diamond St Piedmont 1888.
LARGE lots in 5Tth st nesr\Key Route: street
and sidewalk done. So down and SfO nar
month Inquire JAMES HALL. 5S9S san Pablo
y 59th ST.. Oakland
SNAP-2 neat 5 room. $4,000 homes. sunny. con-
veulent: $1,000 down. trade S.. 600. Z.
BANGLE. 1902 6th sv.. Oakland.
BARGAIN-Owner's new room home for sale
OF exehange; oak floors, sun porch; make ofer.
Phone Oakland T7Sz
CASH oter wanted on modern . room bungalow
cottage near Idora park $50 54th ST.
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CITY REAL EsTATE-continued

10 and 1zf Sutttf StreeI.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
: At The GRAND !;
eETrT = g g - r. - g. r. SST
THE GIRL IN THE TAXI,

Interest runs high in tae announce
ment that The Girl in the Taxi
will be seen at the Grand at ON ear
~ date
This play has been long time in
reaching this city. owing TO ne great
success; which attended its pr.Nla,,.
ton in New York. Chicago, and Bos-
ton in the latter two cities it re
manned the reigning triumph as a
laugh-provoh!ng entertainment for
80 solid weeks. But we are to catch
glimpse Of It at last and. if reports
from other cities where The Cir, in
the Taxi" has delighted its thou
sands OF play-goers may he taken az
a criterion, We may look forward to
ne greatest attraction theA theater
has offered in years. All
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
siss Reward, 800.

The eeaaesa Of this pa9er will be
pleaeea y .eaSn taat there Is at least
eae dreaded disease that science has
BEEN able % c.l,e II eli it's stages,
and that il Catatrh. Hans Catarrh
Cure is tAe saiy positive cure now
kaers ia tae medical fraternity. Ca.
tsFYh being constitutional disease.
re4ufres 2 Constitutional treatment
Nails Cataryn C,l<e is taken interna-
y. acting Directly upon the blood
md mucous sIrfnces Of the system.
thsreby aestfs7fna the foundation Of
ne 1issase.. and giving the patient
strength sv suild;ng UP the consii-
tatisn ana assisting nature In doing
fits work. The psoprietors have So
mech faith 10 It's curative powers
that taey offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that It fails to cure.
Send for list Of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY &, CO, To
leao. o.
SOLD by all Druggists. 7sc.
Take Halls Family Pills for Goa.
stipatfon. .
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.

having left with the undersigned
watches. clocks. jeweiry and musical
instruments to be repaired. and the
sa me BEING en- hand over IL months,
are hereby notified II not called for
within 30 days from date the same
will be sold to pay charges. Chas. J..
Doerslinger, Jewe,er. COS Gloucester
street, Brunswick. Ca.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-24
NOTICE.

Account of Thursday. Nov. "a. be
ing Thanksgiving Gay, the freight de-
pots of our respective railroads will
be closed all day: F.. l.. McGougap.
general agent Southern Ry.: 7. ].
Wright. agent Atlantic Coast Line;
]. B. C. Bitch. agent, A., 3. & A
railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-06
GENERAL ELECTRIC NEXT
Company May Be Sued as Com
bination in Restraint of Trade.


Washington. Dec. Suit viii be
brought by the Attorney General against
the General Electric Company in the
near future if the present plans Of that
official mature as they are expected to
40 The charge will be that the COM
pany is a combination in restraint Of
trade. and that it is doing business in
violation of the Sherman antitrust law.
It's dissolution will be asked.
There is still a bare possibility that
this purpose may be reconsidered, but il
is held that there is little probability
Of such a change of plan. Urgent repre-
sentations have been made to the ad-
ministration that it would be the part of
wisdom to postpone this suit until the
Supreme Court more clearly defines the
meaning Of the antitrust law, but these
representations do not appear to have
been needed, and the first step in the
suit is expected to be taken within the
next two weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-06
POLlCEMAN'S CLOSE SHAVE
Knocked Off Running Board of
Auto by Escaping Burglar.

Edward Martin. policeman. was near
" killed yesterday morning when he was
knocked off the running board of an III
tomobile while trying TO arrest two bur
glars who were making a desperate eff
fort to pc in their car after making
an unsuccessful attempt to rob a garage
in Tarrytown.
Martin was patrolling his beat and no
ticed a ear with only one lamp lighted.
He found IL was empty. and was looking
for the occupants when two men made
a dash for the car.
Before Martin reached the car the first
man had cranked the engine and jumped
into the drivers seat. His partner was
in the tonneau. and Martin leaped on the
running board The fellow at the wheel
turned the car around quickly and start
ed toward Irvington. Martin tried 10
ston them. but the fellow in the rear seat
reached forward and knocked the police
man off as the ear started at fun speed.
The men got away. They are believed
TO be the automobile burglars who
worked in Westchester County last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-06
JUDGE FALLS TO DEATH
Mystery in His Drop from the
Seventh Story

Cleveland. Dec. Coroner Boesger
has begun an investigation into the
Death of Conway W. Noble. former Com
mon Pleas Judge, who fell from his office
window. on the seventh floor of the So
ciety for Savings Building. this forenoon,
1t was at first thought that Judge
Noble. who had not been feeling well for
several days, became suddenly i'll. rushed
to the window for fresh air and accident
ally fell out The coroner, however
from the investigation he has made so
far inclines to the belief that an accl-
dental fall in such a manner would be
impossible, and that on account OF the
height of the window and Judge Noble
smallness of stature there must have
been more powerful propelllng force
than the mere ct of his leaning over the
ledge Judge Noble was 6S years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-06
CYANIDE ENDS HIS FROllC
Girls Hysterical as Boy Falls IN
Vat of Poison.

While romping on the second floor or
the factory of the Auto Pneumatic Ac-
ton Company, No. 619 West oOth street.
Yesterday. Louis Scherer, n sixteen-year-
old ennplOve of the concern stumbled ana
fell into vat of cyanide of potassium
solution. He swallowed some Of the
deadly fluid while screaming. and dled
less than an hour afterward IN the
Flower Hospital. Scherer's home was at
No 534 West 50th street
Thirty girls were at work when the
accident occurred They knew the dead
" contents of the vat, and wn1ie the
vouth was struggling they became hys-
terical.
Albert Peck. of No. 9S5 Columbus ave
rue dragged Sherer from the vat ouU
the bov was dying when Dr. Ahrens
reached the factory.
scherer had been in the employ OF lAie
company but short time. but ne kne"
the vat contained poison, wh1cn was uSeu
=, cleaning siIvered piano wires
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-06
GIRL DROPS NINE STORIES
Smiles "Goodby' to Comrades Who
Would Save Her.

Cincinnati Dec 5.-Fighting off other
girl employees and with a smile and a
whispered "goodby" Adalencia Aurora. q
seamstress. twenty-five years old, hung a
r7Inrnent from the ninth story of the Textile
Building, at 4th and Elm streets, to-day,
and then dropped TO the pavement below.
When Miss Aurora started for the win
dow several other girl employees in the
rocm tried to drag her away L must
go cried the girl as she broke from those
who we're holding her Then quickly she
climbed out of the window. As the others
rus he'd to the window and looked out she
was hanging BY her finger tips TO the ledge
Ono girl seized her by the wrists. felt the
trembling hands slip from her grasp, heard
the murmured "goodhy" and saw the smile
Men who had seen the girl fall ran II
the place and picked up the broken body
Life still remained. and she was taken To a
hospital II is said she will die,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-06
AM "APPENDICITIS PARTY
Given by Miss Finn, Of Pitts
burg. Just Before Operation.
TBv Telegraph to The TribuneI

BY Telegraph TO The tribune
Pittsburg, Dec. 5.-Giving a farewell
dinner party and reception TO friends be-
fore entering the hospital To undergo an
oueration for appendicitis is one of the
latest social moves in Pittsburg- The
fad was started by Miss Edith Finn.
second daughter of William Finn, ex-
state Senator and one of the citys rich
men. she is now in the West Penn Hos
,,itaI. recovering from the operation.
II became known tonight that on the
..enjng that she entered the hospital
Miss Finn gave large reception to her
many friends. Her appendicitis party
was A great success. The subsequent
operation threatened for time TO have
. serious ending but this afternoon Miss
Elinn was able 10 hold short telephone
conversations from her private room in
the hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-06
WOMEN'S CHANCE TO VOTE
Don't Even Need to Register IN
Wet" Fight To- day.

Tacoma. Wash. Dec. 5.-City Attorney
H. c.. Fitch, of SteiIacoom. prepared in
structions to-day for the election of Off
cials at to-morrow's wet or dry" cleo
ton TO the effect that women must be
allowed to vote. whether registered or
not. It is no fault of theirs, he declares,
that the Governors proclamation of the
adoption of woman suffrage was too late
to give them a chance TO register.
An exciting election is expected, as the
''wets" may resist the efforts OF the
women to vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-06
"BAKERY TRUST" PLANNED
New Combination Will Not Affect
Price of Bread, However.
1pr releeraph to The Tribune


Ct T.o1lis. Dec. "a central purchas-
tho organ nization to buy the supplies Tor
+he consolidated bakeries in the principal
American cities is in course OF lorna
tion. Max Oscher! of New York. VINO
has consolidated seven of the principal
bakeries in St Louis into the American
Bakery Company and has done similar
work in other large cities; H B. Leary'
of Washington, and William Frelhofer'
of Philadelphia, are the moving spirits
in the enterprise.
They spent several days IN St LOUIS
last week in conference with the officers
of the American Bakery Company OH
GERS of the bakery company confirm the
combination. saying the proposition was
discussed and that a formal written
proposition will come up in the near
future. The new combination. il is said,
will not affect the price of bread
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-06
GEMS WORTH $1,000 LOST
Disappears When Owner Is
Thrown TO Pavement from Car.

JeweIry valued at So 900 -nysteriOusly
disappeared yesterday afternoon. and a
liberal reward for its return has been
offered by Abraham Ritter dealer,
living a No. 161 West SOth street While
trying TO board a northbound Broadway
car at Prince street Mr. Ritter was
thrown violently Io the pavement, and
in the excitement that followed some one
made off with the jeweIry-
Following the accident Mr.. Ritter was
taken 20 ST yincent's Hospital where il
was found that he was suffering from
contusions and abrasions about the body
After receiving temporary treatment he
was taken home. where he discovered his
less.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-06
,.uoN,s CONDITION UNCHANGED

The condition Of Justice chaiies "a a.
- ,s seriously i'll at hts home. No
-. Morris Park West, was reported
- .t,spgad AT a late hour last even
he is suffering from nervous an
80, and is in a semi-conscious cohoiIoh
- ,bree physicians were in atteh"alce
DE ~ evening. Mrs. BENJAMIN tes-
uenaen a married sister. and other mem
- of the family are now at the justice
home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-06
COLD WEATHER CHECKS RABIES

Albany Dec 5.-The cold weather has
checked the spread of rabies, where quar-
antines failed. and to-day there are only
eight dog quarantines in the entire state.
according 10 the state Department or As-
ricuiture. The existing quarantineS are IN
tha north central and extreme western
sections Of the state, and may be raised
SOOu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-06
SUES |. c. DIRECTORATE
Woman Alleges They Allowed
Frauds of S6, 100000.

Chicago. Dec 5.-The total amount Of
which the Illinois Central Railroad was
mulct through alleged car repair frauds
was fixed at 5000 600 in the declara-
ton Of suit filed late to-day by Mrs
Jennie Edgar, stakeholder in the rail
road company.
The defendants named are James /.
FIarahan. Cornelius Vanderbilt, r. w.
de Forest R s. Lovett, John Jacob
Astor. ]. ogden Armour, Charles A. Pea
body. John G. Shedd Alexander H.
Hackstaff. Walter Luttgen, John w.
Auchincloss and Robert w Goelet
The declaration asserts that the de-
fendant directors failed TO perform their
duties as directors and exercise their su-
r,ervisor-y powers over the business af-
fairs of the railroad.
Frankfort. Ky. Dec. Suit was filed
hv the state to-day against the Illinois
Central Railroad for five years back
taxes. amounting to $511,119. The petit
1ian charges that the roads reports TO
the sudNor omitted certain sums that
sbould have been included in the net in
come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-06
oewEys SUPERIOR posr WINE.

DEWEY y SUPERIOR pOR WINE
The most strengthening wine We make.
n T Dewey < Sons Co, los Fulton st, y. !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-06

MAP OF THE INTERBOROUGH PROPOSAL"
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Continued on 9th gage.
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MAP OF THE MADOo EXT ENSIoN.