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Commissioners Sale.

Leah Perbreck, ct. all vs.. Mariah yancy,
ct. al. No. 24o5.
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Honorable
chancery Court Of Lee County, State Of Mis-
sissippi, rendered at the March Term, A. D.
1910 thereof, ordering a sale Of certain proper
ty mentioned therein, Norbin Jones the under
signed appointed commissioner to execute said
decree, will on Monday, the End day Of May,
A. D., 1910, expose at public auction to the
highest bidder in front Of the Court House
deer in the City Of Tupelo, within the hours
prescribed by law, the following described
lands, being in said County and State, to-wit:
A lot in the Southeast Of Section 81,
Township 9, Range s, East, in the City Of Tu-
pele, Lee County. Miss, beginning at a point
in said Quarter Section on the East side OF
the Mobile & Ohio Railroad and North side of
the Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham
Railroad now Frisco Railroad at the intersec-
ton of the rieht-ofway of said railroads and
being so feet from the center Of the main track
Of said railroads thence North along the right
of-way of the Mobile & Ohio Railroad. 2t0
feet. thence East Isl feet, thence South in a
direct line to a point on the right-of-way of
the x. c NJ. & b. r. R. 100 fee, Southeast
Of the point Of beginning, thence along the
SAID North line Of the rightof-way in a North
west direction to the beginning and being COM
! molly known as the .sTupelo HOTEL; also be-
ginning at a point on the East side Of Spring
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WEDNESDAY.

Messrs. Dan and Jerry Reed, of Au-
burn. were over today.
Jefie Gardner, of<the Second Dis
trict, spent the day here.
Mr.. and Mis-. w. II. Rials were
among the visitors here today.
MI. A. H. Matt, one Of G%untown's
good citizens, was down on business to-
day.
Mrs. r. A. Green and Mrs. S. ].
Thomas, of Verona, were visitors here
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Smith, of Sal
lilo, were the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Houk, today.
S. j. Gaolston, of the Fifth District,
was here on business connected with
the C%hiwappah Drainage District.
Miss Dixie Vandiver, of Okolona.
came in this Afternoon ard is the gaest
of her friend, hiss Bessie Guthrie.
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TUESDAY.

Hon. ]. r. Morgan, Of Saltillo, spent
the day in town.
Will Cunningham, Of Nettleton,
spent the day here on business.
Mrs. j. T. Garrett and Miss Pansy
Sharp, Of Verona, were here today.
Messrs. Jess and Mark Schumpert, Of
Richmond, came in on business today.
DIR. and Mrs. Il. @. Carruth, of
Chestervilie, spent the day in Topelo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Miller, of Biz
mingham, are among the visitors here
today.
Ben Gregory, one of the leading
farmers of neal Ballardsyille, came in
ON business today.
Messrs. 4. and Will Johnson, of the
firm of w. S. johnson & Sons, Verona,
came up on business this morning.
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THURSDAY.

Tom Hussey, of Richmond, was over
on business today.
Henry shackleford ard Frank Mona
CHAN, Of the Fifth District, spent the
day in town.
Messrs. C. w. Sham and Charlie
Poe, of Pontacola, were here today
marketing cotton.
Miss Sadie Smith, ore of Shannon's
prettiest young ladies', is the guest Of
her annts, the Misses Baskin.
Mr. ard Mrs. j. D. Sisk, OF lear
Shannon, spent the day here. Mr.. Sisk
dropped i n to extend his subscription to
the Journal.
Surveyor, w. A. Dozier returned to-
day from New Albany wh> re he made
a satisfactory survey in settlement CT
a dispute between two Union county
f .rners.
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COTTON SEED.

/ still have a limited amount of what
is bnown as the Miller Cotton Seed for
sale OF the twelve different varieties
used on the government demonstration
plats this cotton exceeded them all. 1t
is a rapid grower, large bolls, DO to the
pound, SO per cent lint. Stands drought
well. One demonstration under Mr..
Kennedy, agent, matured and was
gathered in five months and thirteen
days from date of planting. These seed
can't be counterfeited, when you buy
them you know what you get. Seed So
per bushel. culled SIS per bushel. A.
D. MILLER, Route A, Blue Sr%rir"s,
Miss. 51-8t
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SATURDAY.

Messrs. W.T.. Reeves and V. c. Kin
cannon spent the day in Memphis.
Miss Annie Dozier left this morning
for Houston where she will be the guest
of friends.
Mr.. j. j. Justice. one of the Fifth
Districts most substantial and popular
citizens spent the day here.
Mr.. and Mrs Harland left on the
early train for Hot Springs where they
will remain several weeks.
Bob Barnes. one of the journals ap-
preciated friends of the east end of
this District, had business here today
and dropped around to pay his subscrip-
ton.
Hon. George II. Hill came in this
morning from Jackson and will re-
main cver with his family until Mon
day morning. Owing to the death of a
member of the House the legislature
adjourned until Monday.
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MONDAY.

Hon. j NJ. Thomas is in Jackson to-
day on professional business.
Messrs. T. P. and Hugh Cassidy, OF
s~altillo, were among those here on
business today.
Messrs. G. W. Epting and Henry
Tanner, of Epting, came down this
morning on business.
Mr.. N. H. Crenshaw, the popular
cashier of the Bank OF Guntown, was
down on business this afternoon.
Miss Townsend, CT The faculty Of the
Graded School, came in this morning
after a visit to her home at Alderman.
We were glad to see in town today
our esteemed friend, Mr.. j. M. Pearce,
of near Oak Grove. Mr.. Pearce has
been i'll nearly the entire winter and MS
friends are pleased to see him, abs to
be out.
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Lee County Field Day, Satur-
day, April 9th

Saturday April 9th, is the day
set apart for the celebration Of
The closing Of the public schools
Of the county. All schools are
expected to take part in the
various contests. A printed pro-
gram will be out in a few days.
Quite a number Of the bright
youths Of the various schools will
take part ia the spelling contest
70 gain d place on the committee
of five that will represent this
county in the state contest to
take place at Meridian on April
10Th. In addition to the intel
lectual and field contests for the
day the management of the Fair
Association have promised sew
eral nice pacing races which will
add very much to the occasion.
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Non-R Resident Notice.

STATE OF MISSISsIPPI.-No. 1881.
To all unknown parties, firms or
corporations claiming to W any inter-
est in any way in certificate of stock in
the Mobile G. Ohio Railroad No. 54l7
for enc share of the par value of $4,000
standing on the books of said Mobile &
Ohio Railroad Co. in the narne o.
Ferdinand II. Lamb. Defendants.
You are commanded to appear before
he Chancery Court of the county Of
Lee in aid State, at Rules, en- the
second Monday of June A. D., 1910, to
defend the suit in said Court Of Ferdin-
and II. Lamb, wherein you arc defend
arts.
This 18th day of March, A D, 1910.
Norbin Jones. Clerk.
Anderson & Long, Solicitors for Com
plaibtants. lot,
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shall only be required to insure the building
in such amount as the Commissioner thiEkT
necessary. The store occupied by Hurlb3rt
as a Gun Shop will be sold on same terms and
conditions as the store occupied by J. "
Bowles. The balance of said real estate be-
ing in the Northwest Quarter Sec. 81. shall be
sold as a whole for cash together with the APP
purtenances and hereditaments thereunto
app ertaining.
N0RBIN JONES,
Commissioner
Dated 29th day of March, 1910.
O. K. Gary and Mitchell & Clayton,
Soils. for Complts. 1-3t.
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Local Happenings
Those Who Come and 10
FEIDAY.

Mr. B. T. Clark is in Jackson today
on business.
Mr.. H. S. Phillips, of Baldwin, was
down on professional business today.
Frank Redus, of the firm of w. B.
Redus 6 Sons, was here on business to-
day.
Mr.. R. A. stovall, of Mooresville.
dropped in today and renewed his sub
scription.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Robins and little
Elizabeth go to Memphis this afternoon
where they will be the guests of Mr.
l.. d. Hines and family several days.
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STANDARD and high grade fertilizers
for the farm and garden. A good sup.
ply on hand all the time. Asa w.
Allen Go. If
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NEW CHURCH PLANS FILED
Edifce of Eglise st. Jean Bap-
tiste to Cost 100000.

Plans were filed yesterday for the new
edifce of the Roman Catholic Church OF
EgIse ST Jean Baptiste Of which the Rev
A. LaetcIlfer is the rector. The new edl-
fee will be at the southeast corner OF
Lexington avenue and 10th street, and will
compel the demolition of ten buildings in
which are included the Nassau apartments
on 10th street and seven five story tene-
ment houses.
The structure will be of limestone and
polished granite, with a massive copper
dome in the centre and fanked by two cop
per donled towers of handsome design, the
dome being supported by a series of CORN
THAN columns. Directly beneath the main
dome and over the main entrance are to be
two kneeIing angels jointly holding a mon
STRANGE. There will be three entrances on
the avenue side and one on the street.
The central or main entrance on the ave-
nue. viii be ornamented with four massive
polished granite Corinthian columns, and all
the entrance doors of bronze covered wood.
The dome, which will be over the main al
tar. will be decorated with a painting of
THE Dispute of the Blessed Sacrament
The entire floor in the main body of the
church will be Of marble. the entrance vestt-
buIes being Of mosaic inIaid in beautiful
designs Of coIored marble. Back of the
main altar Will be a sacristy, and in the
back Of the right side altar will be the
main sacristy and sacrtsty in the rear of
the side altar on the left. There will be a
large organ loft and a balcony, the entire
church having a seating capacity of 1880.
The main dome will tower Ill., feet above
the street, while the towers on either side
will be 16G feet high and will be orna-
rnented with trumpeting angels. The cost
OF this ediace has been placed at 100000
by the architect Nicholas SiTracino.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS

I'D AVE. 1884; for a l sty brk moving pict-
ne show 25xI0O; King < SaIlzin- owners
Harrison & SaCkheiTn, 80 Grand ST. aren't
tects; 10000
BOD ST 500 20 349 East; for two G sly hrk
-sr-1rs 50xs6 Q Dudley Homes co, 100 Will
IAN ST. owner; Howell 4 Slo%cs' loV W l44la-il
= architects; $4,000
LEXINGTON AVE. s . cor 76th st; for Z
So brlz church 9S. sx215; the Eslise st
lean Raptiste Church, 1S5 East 10th e., own
erc Sirracine. l1T0 Broaway architect
@'0'O THE BRONX
PARK AVE. Q s 100 It Of 141st 81: sly
frame toilet 5x6; Tomatori & GUaTlno on
rYrer.!scs owners and architects; cost s-oo
OATH ST. $ = 1913 II Of Laconia ave; 3
ST. frame dwE, 22x@25 Augustus Aeiss' l Or
Eagle ave owner: Monroe SteP' fPV Last
1881 st. architect; cost $1,000
171sT ST. $ , sly brk shop p. Sl1 SIS
- T5uco u Avolin, 961 Stebbins ave. archi-
tee: cost $4,000.
STARTLING AVE. 8. % II Of Castle Fill
.,.e- > So brk dwg. 20x5J; Matthew Halpin.
on premises, owner: Henry Eoroheiih' io9'
fremont ave, architect, cost $1,000.
7-r,-.r.rI,A ST, s. 14s p e Of Matthews
s--a- > srv frame d1E. 21X53; s J & T Miller,
TOE Fulton ave, owners; Timothy Kelly
6sS Morris Park ave. architect; cost $1,000.
yvASHTN GTON AVE. cor 17Sth st; 9
sly brE tenmt s2xso. Code & Cohen, lss
I Broadway. owners. Charles = Meyers, i tnloh
errsTe. architect; cost, $4,000.
775TH ST. $, 1912 Il OF Prospect ave;
&c : erv brk tennis. 45x1lG: Cornish Con
I r--7,ctio., Co, jan " Cornish sos fremont
I sz-e PRESIDENT. owners; Schaefer & Jaeger
! 4O1 fremont ave architects; cost, S225'ov9
/ v-r1rFTT AVE. g " cor 219th ST; sty brk
s,,g 9a-s5: Eugene I. Breasch. 761 East 219th
I a. o--ner. 4 y Glilbert, 100 William 81,
/ architect cost, $4,000
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

/ Eoyal Holding Co TO Daniel II Shea: 81.
Maxwell Go4cstein 70 John Tully: 81.
-ltle guarantee and Trust Co TO German saw
/ inSs Bank $1,000.
/ same 70 Anna F Rowe: 5000
F Mex Construction Co to Abel King: 800.
Charles n Rosenthal to Abel King and ano;
G De Witt Cooke to Foster L Haviland. gdn:
Rose Auerbach to stauislaus Tucknnan; 500.
william z Willis TO Mary Lucas and ano,
Mary ? carry to Andrew J Provost; $500.
Andrew J Provost to Lon Peters: 81. -,
Isidore jackson and ano % Milton Stern: 500
! De L. Green Keller 70 Queen City Savings
Bank and Trust Co OF Cincinnati; 81.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 70 Marcia II
CITY Real Estate Co to William Rose: 81.
LAWYERS Mortgage Co TO Andrew Zab-iskie;
sane to Home fer Old Men ana Aged Couples;
Henry N Goldberg to Sarah Ar-nhocr; $1,000.
Harlem Savings Bank 10 Frederick B Wight
Nina Bristol 10 Lincoln Trust Co; 81.
Liss Realty Co 70 Henry Segall: 81.
National Savings Bank Of Albany to German
Savings Bank: SI3 GOO
Emile SsI6erg 10 WiIheinina Farmer and an
George G De Witt ct al. trus. to David L
Bruce Brown. 4 assts: 81.
! same. eX-s, TO George 9 De Wit ct al as
/ t-1s- 4 assts. total. S12S 600.
Esperanto Mort Co 10 Annie Smith; $4,000.
Sirr-und Weschler 10 Edmund Hurley; 81
George StoI,er 10 Max Feinbe7g: s.. 600.
4 George W Baker and sno TO Christiana Gel
+ B0NC-y savings Bank to webb's Academy and
Home f7r ShiPbUIlders; 100000
New York Trust Co to Lawyers Title Insurance
End Trust Co; ; assts: total So. loo.
Abel King and anC 10 Thomas Alexander;
s. 900.
Conrad Hotties 20 William H Hotties; part;
81
Esther Ratzowszy % August Ruff: SO. 600.
Guarantee Mortgage Co 70 Alphonse hoos-
E man: $3.50
/ Seymour Realty CO to Frances NJ Fechheiu
} : sssIs. total. $4,000.
agnes + Deane ct al trus. 20 Samuel Deane,
Il. sub-trus. assigns nltCs. s..
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO William Il
I Ely: $50 600.
. National Savings Bank Of City OF Albany 70
+ Title Guarantee ard Trust Co: 81
} Sarah t-nh0f1 70 Augusta Pincus: 500
David Herman 70 Louis Levy and ano; as
! signs lIEs, 500
Frank Goddard to Lincoln Trust Co: 81. -
Morris Weiss 70 Irving Construction Co: 500.
Elias Epstein 20 Nathan Glassheirn; 81
! Sarah cohen 10 Leo Phillips; 500.
John Klein 10 Fanny A FUhres and ano; 81
Charles " Leopold 70 Theresa Brickneri 500
Brooklyn Trust CO to Title Insurance CO of
4 New York: $4,000,
Herman \ Prun 70 John Klein; 81
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LIS PENDENS.
SEPTEMRER 80.

CAEsEVOORT ST. $ &c IT of Green
~, 81 aJxsg: Little West 18th ST II: Edward
GtE5aTa at Catherine j Mcbride action 10 de-
1lare Ienj; attorneys Mayer. McLesr * Deb
son
,g-~H ST. $. ss7.11 u . OF Southern Boule-
80 - Gv1AO to Willow ave; Leroy Crane
49, Frank 9 Svyartwout 81 al foreclosure OF
utg): attorney. ! CeoIl1-
rTfs AVE-. 70. Harry Davis agt Carlene A
NJ, - al Tanended foreclosure OF mtg; attOr-
uev Il Mansfield
TArKeOH ST. $ cor Water st. 23.4xi14;
$50 = Good hue agt Julius Lichtsnsteln et al
Is1-erI,srre OF mtg; attorney, + de L Foster.
9TH ST. n S, 2ss n OF Ave c. 5oxlOix
- 40 actions; Emily Schaenier ct al agt
I5a-Tr5a echeibeI e al foreclosure OF two mtgsl;
attorney J & Quick
zr-z-srCTsEsTER AVE. n e cor Commonwealth
-. SE-TGI 4. Robert Adelman ogt Samuel Gel
Ia- ef al foreclosure az mtg. attorney. Meier &
Van DeTVeer.
sT4 AVE. cor 18th 81 24.llxloo' Lille
z = tiis,-flaI AIT SiiVersoa CONSTRUCTION Co ct
II 1foreciosure of mtg: attorney. Wechsler.
7.,-7-F4 ST s3 and - West: leasehold. Beadles-
80, - Ttocrz agt Nellie Thomson ct al fore
S7--1-e ri MTG. attorneys, GlggsnheiElef. In
telIayer Z. Marshall.
ID AVE " cor iGoth Il. @0-4xso; bedeH
I-af Tobgcco co at Louis Kraut ct a. faction
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MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER so.

se-H ST. 1T3 East; Solomon Unger agt Tway
Horptn. owner; Potter & Fouotster. Contractors;
S165-
WADSWORTH AVE. 8 . cor OF nth 81. Sc 10
xIG6- PfttsburE Plate Glass CO eEt John
F4--v Co. owner: John Berry, contractor;
$500 Il.
1ST AVE 1881: Harry ,Ponrinse agt Emma
Hemp. owner and contractor: SIT.
ELIZABETH ST. ga and 243: Joseph Schwartz
aEt Fc=zrra Dunno, owner and contractor; s.
8nC
WADSwORTH AVE. = cor Of 1z7th st. So
WOO Vanderbilt Title co aEt John B Berry co,
owner and contractor. $3.eoc-
G23D ST = s. S04 It e OF Carpenter ave: 5O7i
100 Francesca CerboGe aSI William Lechnyr'
owner and contractor frcnewaD; $50
WADSWoRTH AVE. 4 cor OF 1Isth 81. 50 lC
x-CE. William Srrtenoso aE- John = Berry Co,
Owner and contractor: $500.
lS0TfI -. TOl East Van Nest Woodworking
CO AIT Pt-k Realty co. owner and contractor
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5oxioo: Jan Z. 1905; Esther a wheaton 70 Au !,
and William w Buckley. I4I Broadway
DAWSON ST, e s. 2o8 It n Of Lsongwood ave
"sAtt1- Jan i, 1906; same TO same; SSs.co' at
-1--.ezs same as above.
and Arthur c Tucker trustees; $4,000; at
toTneys same as above.
HUNT AVE. e s. Sal II from e cor OF
Bronxdale ave. "a I0xIoo; July 10, 1877; Jane
Kitchen TO WilheImina Moller: $500; attorney
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 116 Broadway.
KINGSBRIDGE TERRACE. n S, I52 10 z
OF kingsbridgs I'd. 129 10x26 4x14T.2x2 Sc: Oct l.
1901; Carl Z Album TO Central Mortgage w.
$4,000: address. 50 Wan st
LOTS u 10 p. parcel Il, blk 2521, map ~ -
Subdivision estate William Ogden; Jan q,
1910; PlyGpton construction CO 70 t1csls.O. 1880.
Mortgage Co. $4,000: address. 6O7 East fremont
ave
LOUISE ST. 5. 200 II OF Morris Park ave,
a5x95: Nav Is. 1905; August Diener to Alnory
ney. Herbert Ogden, 81 Beaver St
ROT ls5. block D, Mapes estate. West Farms.
nap pa Aug - tsJt s AIoo- 20 Era
els D Haines. $50 Nassau St
lot u, map l. South Vernon Park Crawford
I y q. OCT i, 1892; William Dec Miller TO Muir
! tha J Garry; $500; attorney. Harry Morgan
! 50 Prospect ave, Mount Vernon. n Y
LOT IG5, block .. amended map 5I4. Mapes
gose: sent 80. 1901 walter AnopoI to Gertrude
1 3 Cornell; $3.50: attorney. Francis D Haines,
I 10 Nassau St
LOTS % and 80. map property belonging 20
/ Cambrelieng ct al. 50x100; March Is, 1910; Pas
ouale D'Auria 10 Leonard Well: $1,000: attor-
reys. Arnstein & Levy, lbs Broadway.
MORRIS AVE. eos. 6s3x26s 8; Jan .. 1909:
Joseph SCHNEIDER 70 the State Bank; 81, 600; sd-
dress, $40 Grand 81.
RICNA STRAUSS ESTATE: all right. title
d Interest x Of fo heR R Strauss to GabTiel L
GuggeEheiuer. 80 Broad 81.
WHITE PLAINS I'D, s, being lot -. map
{ !. South Vernon Park Crawford property, 80 Xxx
25xl0e 1ox26.2 June l., 1905 Michael J O'NeilI
TO Charles Crittenden Coz s1.5o9; attorney,
Arthur Il Wadick, Wakefield. y Y.
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TO set aside deed) attorneys. strasbourEer. Esch-
wege & Schallek
1a1sT ST. $50 and sa2 East; Susan Van Praas
sgt Ios.nhiue Miller ct al Camended Foreclosure
Of mtg. attorneys Eisman. Levy, corn q
Levine.
10TH ST. s. 80 IT W Of list ave. soxss-s
Meyer JarTnuiowsky ct al agt Hes 49,. = ai.s
ander
NTH ST. AL to 449 East; susan van rfaa az
agt Hyman Levin ct al (aInenoed rofe a ev,rs
IO4TE ST ga West; Gertrude D HAYES asi
United States Trust Co CT al faction 10 compel
registration Of titleI; attorney. @ K hh"es-
LOTS rs. 12e and ls map .t 1r prIP9 omss, ~
Realty Co agt Charles Schano ct al doreciosurs
Of Intgs); attorney. II Swain.
ALLEN ST, 81, and Essex st. q Two Aoe, .oar
Leo Frank art Jacob Levy et al 1.-TWO ACTIONS
10 set aside deeds; attorney. J McBrion-
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
CT7th name AID address % lenders Attorney
SEPTEMBER So
MANHATTAN


AVE 2 =. % Fl p o. 9th s.. % 3x7o: Sept
= 1865; Bella 2 Bitten 70 Theodore Bitte-7nan;
= go; attorney. samuel Bi,teunan $50 Broad
CANNON ST. S. o5z100: Sept % 1906. Isaac
s--c-, AJAX Swerssv and David KiIhoter 70
Dare kilA7ter; $4,000, attorney, Joseph Feinsoa.
- Graham ave Brooklyn.
COLUMBIA ct. 3 . sty brly IL sx25 July IS.
40 Ba11e- Mzc1e.t.aan 70 EFsIk Gems: $780,
LEXINGTON AVE. 1858 sty brL 1sxs0;
4r--i Fl 1852, Solomon stern 70 John Ross
Esza1l; $500; attorneys, Calm, N1rdlinger &
LarlaueT. 100 Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE. s16. 4 sly brk- l9exs0:
SEPT IS. 1897: Etc Nathan % Lewis WOLF
sl559t. attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
MADISON AVE. :. Io5 Il n OF scrh 81. - sx
~ MsTch & 10 Jossph t s56 ao ana aao
sullivan 4 Cromwell, - Wall -.
ID AVE. 2059 73x2J: Dee J. 1904: Samuel
Gg0EzrlaL % TIE Franklin Savings Ba1k: So
Go. attorney. Wilson u Powell. . Wall st
9Th AVE. \ " cor 21Sth 81, s9Il11Oo; May
u 1905; Rose I-ukaczer 10 lawyers Title In
Insurance and Trust Co. Ss.s50. address. $50
broadway
9th AVE. Y E, 491I z OF 2lsth 81, 50xloO.
May j. 1903. Rose Lukaczer 70 Lawyers Title
Insurance End Trust CO: $3.50; address. l60
broadway.
J. 1897; Eugene Lewis 20 the Corporation FOR the
Relief q Widows ana Children OF Clergyrnen,
c. $4,000; attorney. Tide Insurance CO.
ID Broadway
ssh - Ig7 East. 100 sx25 6; Feb 20. 1907:
Philip shVgitzer 70 Jacob I Maaheiuer. Minnie
ClaUber and Max Lew. $500 attorney. p
kurzFnan, IS Broed ct
18TH ct. z s. $50 Il E Of Boulevard former
" lin ave. 25x39 Il; July Il 1906. Matilda
AIay 10 Monroe Koch. s.. go; attorney, Felix 4
Levy - Liberty ST
I5sTH sT. r, 100 It W Of 10th ave. 99.llz
-. OCT 30 1ssE: Patrick CaIney 10 Anguish
Il SEauH. OF Grange. J. $500 attorney.
DutOl & Poe, Al Park Row.
tSOTH ST. B54 West, bet Broadway and Am
r<zrdzm ave rents, issues. prOflts. accruinE AID
rzserve from said premises; June Is, 1870 Louis
3 perIrnan 10 Beloit WaSEerr s-y.poVs al
toEEey Samuel y Mathews, 20 Broadway.
BATHGA ATE AVE e.. - II of 1870 81. 20
a. Aug -, 1910. Msser Arn1stelu 70 Jo-
hsnnes Bir1haupl. S .20V. attorneys. Peters &
&C. 2oL5 Boston =.
CONCORD AVE, e. s6x70.I1. Oct 70. 1909
Annucclc Santinf 70 the Corn Exchange BANK
s.. 80. sttorneye. Bowers s. Sands 81 Nassau al
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LOST BANkBOOkS.

PATKROOK NO 51667s OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person mass
~ same within ten days. submit to having
saf5 nassbook cancelled and a new one issued,
lost -Bankbook No. 514,6s6 OF Dry Dock say, say
L. 80 TnstirutIon ANY person having claims
us SAID hook is called upcn to present the
esme 10 the bank within thirty days or the
ti III, viii be declared cancelled and e1
ftnIgg,7isbeS and a one issued in lieu thereot.
LOST Handbook No. SO, ga. OF the Enigrant
Industrial Savings Bank PaymenL stopped
please return TO bank, No Oh 9h1i,I9st2 -
9e0 All ave New York. Payment stopped.
please return book 10 bank.
, C,s5r handbook No 91s. +06. Bank for Savings.
9so a+b ave New York. Payment stopped
please return book to bank.
I5SeT, on STOLEN.-Bankbook No 400 100 OF
9ha Fmigrant Industrial Savings BANK. Pay
tn atnnned Please return book 10 bank.
No. 81 Chambers 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-01
sIIp7oGaTE's NOTICES.

IN PT-RStTANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Ahner q Thomas. "A Surrogate OF the County OF
New York notice is hereby given 70 All persons
having claims against Cornelius H. MltcheiI, lsts
90 80 fso,,nfv az New York, deceased, 10 present
the same with vouchers thereof TO the SUD
scrIher at her place OF transactinE business AZ
ths ofncs ~ Mitchell & Mitchell, No. "a and 10
wan street IN the City OF New York. on or De-
fore the snth day OF January. 1911, rext- 49,.
Doted New York. the goth day OF July. iHlu-
MARY T. d MITCHELL Executriz
urTcuTIJ e MITCHELL. Attorneys for Ex-
acutrix. A and AZ Wall street. Manhattan'
New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-01
LTERATIONS.

lI-crys under $4,000 omitted
MADISON AVE- Attn ave. 26th and 2Tth SITS.
"a = / srv amusement place: Madison Square
cs-Ea- 90 owners; " = Ellison. 1893 Broad
~ architect: National Auto Manueac turers.
IeeeaeS. cost S34. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER so.

SEPTEMBER so.
HOE AVE 1915: Nellie AltieTi agt Alfred e
OLSON a. al. July g. 1910 cancelled: Sl6o.
BROADWAY. r . cor 10sth ST; Joseph Tho
~ II AIT Charles Z NCAanus ct a.; sept IL
1910 thy dePosiU; 81 o..
-TEI AVE. z95: Max Schwartz et al agt John
Doe ct al sept %, 1910; $50 So
EAGLE AVE g s. 1853 # 4 OF Westchester
ave Pasuuale Trotta agt Llss Realty 60 e. al
Ma j. 1910 lcanceIled); S1-l40 %.