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New-York tribune., 1911-11-07
PARROT 1O2 YEARS OLD
Bird Now in Park Has Diary That
Tells His Age.

Dick. a Gray African parrot in the Cen
tral Park menagerie. was. according TO
Donald Burns. keeper Of the aviary. lO2
years old yesterday Dick did not tell the
keeper so. but Dicks career bears out the
story as to his age.
About two years ago. according 10 Burns.
woman came to the bird house with Dick
She would not give her name, but said her
family had been great friends ~ an old
knickerbocker family which had lived in
Albany for many years. The parrot had
been placed In her care by the surviving
member Of the Albany family. together with
diary Of Dicks carer. According TO the
woman Dick had been i'm the Albany house
hold one hundred years.
swans are the only feathered creatures
which live longer than tho African gray
parrot said Burns yesterday. Dick still
has all his faculties, but is at times bit
cranky"
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07

Road. 5Oxi2o. Louis sperber ast Annie Annie D'Ambrs
notice Of levy; attorney. G 6 Beach.
DECATUR AVE :. 200 II Of Woodlawr
Road. 5Oxi20: Sophie Busath agt Annie D'Ambrs
notice Of levy): attorney, Brasan.
MACDOUGAL ST. " 3, 20 IT n Of West Sd ST
10 1859; People ~ the state ot New YORK az
MARY Chapelle notice of levy; attorney, c
Whitman
TELLER AVE. 1865. 1887 los1, 1868 ant
1905: nve actions; Loeb Hill Realty 60 ast I'd
Nsrd Vaczy et a foreclosure Of hve mtss); at
torney, Siegel.
BROADWAY. 423s: American Luxfer Prism
Co Of Illinois agt Barnard Realty Co et al fac-
ton 10 foreclose mechanics lienl; attorneys
Thompson. Warren & Pelgram.
HOFFMAN ST :. 26 # ~ lsath ST. By
lis: Eliza O'Kennedv agt Philip Cohen 81 a
foreclosure Of Mtg; attorney. X o'Kennedy
MoHEGAN AVE. W s. 70 n Of 1soth st; 45'
20 Isaac Baer agt security G0ains p,rt 20 Iore-
PINEHURsT AVE $ cor f7sth ST. isox92s
Jacob Hirsh AIT Peto Realty co ct al fore
closure OF mtg, attorney, VI stern
PATH ST. :. 1914 # e Of 7th ave. 5oHas 10
Murray & Hill co agt Boress Realty GO ct a
(action to forecloss mechanics lien); attorney
J 6 Wait.
150TH ST. = 125 n OF Broadway, l5oS
dred and Thirty-nlnth Street Realty co ct al
action to impress trusu; attorney, 5 Green
baum.
227TH ST. $ $50 It Of Barnes ave. 26xli4;
foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys. Seyfarth, Gun
kcl & Seyfsrth.
GATH ST $ 1854 II Of 7th ave; Charles
Johnson agt Boress Realty 60 81 al counter
claim. attorney j 6 Wait.
AUDUBON AVE. s. whole front between
Is7th and 1ssth SITS. $50 9NI5: Renilo Mortga 60
60 agt Belland Building 90 ct al foreclosure OF
mtg; attorney. NJ Winder.
HUNTS POINT AVE- $. 1911 II Of
Eronxda!e ave. 25.2Nl0O: Josephine ACkcr agt
Jane Kitchen ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attor-
neys. Clocke. Koch e. Reidy.
8TH ST. 81 TO 60 West; Heenita Realty co
agt Mutual Life Insurance 90 OF New York et
al faction TO confirm titleD attorney G II
Hawes.
73D ST 500 IN 513 East: two actions: Union
Bank OF Brooklyn agt Rubin Rubinsten 81 al
foreclosure OF two mtgsD; attorney, L Goldstein.
95TH ST. 8. 1873 # OF ID ave. 1JOxlO0 5;
four actions: Ida Wcinsten agt Meyer Jarmu-
owsky ct al foreclosure OF four mtgs); attor-
ncy. II san.
SPRING ST. :: Elizabeth st. X lot SCI.
map Of Bayards farm: Laurance CUrnen aSt
Patrick \ Fogarv ct al foreclosure of mtg;
attorney w Clare.
IG2D ST. 8 5, 2l1.I It Il Prospect ave, 5Ox
1119: 1921 81, s s. 2l6.7 n of Prospect ave.
25x1i19: William II Sage aGt Frederick +
French 90 ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney.
W II Sage.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

THOMPSON STREET-George y. Bruno has
sciJ for FELIX Belando To Arthur NJ. BulloWa
Nos II and a3 Thompson street. northwest CO..
cr of RroOme street, a -four story house WIN
stores Jhiq property has not changed oWber-
slim for over twenty-five years. and VIII maze a
Moi tO(,y12O feet owned by the purchaser rtady
e., itpmediate improvement. The same broker
las sold FOR Arthur NJ. Bull9wa No ~ last
7ttb street four story tenement house on Il
lot l5xIO2 = feet
,HANHEES STREET William 4. Whhe &
Go bavc sold FOR Morris Weinstein and Max
Eisn,sn 10 Clicnt for investment No. l62
rLgmbers street d Ave story building, on lot
22x7j feet
AMSTERDAM AVENUE sawson & Hobbs
80 sold for Nathan Goldberg No. j15 Anister
Am avenue southeast corner Of Ssth street, Il
6vs siCry double hathouse. with store. on lot
o. sylOO feet The property has not changed
Lsnds in over fourteen years
10TH STREET, H. &. Senior & co. have sold
., t.iton nan No b Wes, l40th street, six
store nov law house. ON plot Al -sXl0 II feet.
-, ,bc standard Holding Company. The house
-. ei,en In part payment for the two dNellinG
t1,,seS Nos I3D and l4l West GSd street. re
portee sold on SATURDAY
teTu STREET The Herman Arms company
hos sold for the estate Of Margaret L. Bensal
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07
WARSHIPS OFF FOR DRILL
Third and Fourth Divisions Of Atlantic
Fleet Leave Hampton Roads.

Norfolk Va. Nov. 6.-The third and
fourth divisions Of the Atlantic feet COM
posed Of the battleships Minnesota, Missis-
sippi. Georgia, Virginia. New Jersey, Ohio,
Nebraska and Idaho, sailed from Hampton
Roads to-day for the southern drill grounds
of the Virginia Capes TO engage in a two
weeks theoretical practice for the drilling
Of gun pointers
Afterward the vessels will go 10 Newport,
II. l.. while the two divisions now there
come here for similar practice. All the ves-
sells of tho fleet will then go to their home
stations for the Christmas holidays
on January the feet will rendezvous in
Hampton Roads preparatory 10 its depart
ure for Guantanamo Bay for winter ma
nceuvres and practice
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07
TEAPOT ILLEGAL BALLOT BOZ
Maine Town Forced to Hold New
Election in Consequence.

Norridsewock. Ne, Nov 6.-Because the
use Of teapot as ballot box is not legal
in this state. the residents Of Norridgewock
to-day voted for the second time on the
question Of the purchase OF automobile fire
apparatus
At the first town meeting the regular bal
lot box was not available The selectmen
refused to allow silk hat 10 be used be-
cause ii was not closed" as required by
law, and "A teapot was called into service
As each ballot was deposited the cover was
clapped down.
After the voting was over the moderator
ruled that this improvised ballot box was
no more legally closed than a hat and
another town meeting was ordered.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07

yrs: Henry rishman to Ella Grigg and aho'
trustees. $4,000; address. Garden Cny'
1sT ST. :. IS2 II ot "a ave. 90 70 oscar
IS yrs; q per cent; Mary Green W
Arnold: 81 500; address. 105 Rivngton a.
56TH ST. 3I4 and 3i6 East. 4oxlOc; pct man ma = !:
yrs; Hyman Levy ct al TO Mary
$4,000. address. 80 West Sath 81. .n
SAME PROPERTY: Nov prior %'f fEnsei;
O0OD: yrs: per cent; same 10 Jos'P"
s.. 900: address. 20 West lloth ST. ,--,.-
74TH ST. 2i6 East: sty brk. 2o6,9o R,,e rer
mtg si1 COO: Sept !; due July j. L'i Ln'nr'i,z and
cent: Hyman Hsrkavy, Harris MosSUs3 sSssD' 81. coo:
Annie Firstenberg TO Jennie hhrha'''
address, $40 East s5th 81 80 -.
1sT ST, n s. $50 II W OF LIST ave. 4o1r- N
81; due Sept 1, 1914: Leo kIeih ooo oo address
II Cammann and ano, exrs; s32o'""'
Morrlck. Long Island.
s1sT ST, n s, 100 It W Of Amsterdam az, ns,
1r2xio2 prior mtg si42.5OW; Nov 2: yr, % pr
cent; y Construction Go TO sender n1a
sky: $3.50 900: address 16 East $50 ST.
9TH ST 229 East. 25xloO; Nov o. sts
Fanny Gruen TO william Hoe; $4,000; ADDRESS
32I West l4th 81.
1osTH ST. 237 East: sty brk, 25xiS oo pr.oo
mtg $4,000: yrs. per cent Coneetrsao zoo Uolo
- John Buckley; $1,000; address i'''
land ave. ,,o,-x
BECKER AVE. " 5. lot 264. map OF "a,a az;
ingtonvillc. jOx100; Nov 4: yIs pe' g, ZOO.
Frank n Dougherty 10 Nlchoias ""f''''
address. 1894 Ith ave. -
RATHGATE AVE. 21s4. 26x1oo; Nov :; .Io aor
Ian / ioi5: sarah L Schmenckenbecher 20 dro
line Roll. ST. coo; address s21 East l6sth 81
FoX ST II 8 10 n Of 81 Johns ave W W
,ot ,nrior mtg s33 500: Nov |. yrs eo ~ 90 10
cent. Frank Casper to Maze Realty Co. S''Vo''
address. las East i9th 81. o.,
FULTON AVE n " $, 1o3 II 5 W of looth y, e,
75x irreg: oct ls: due as per pohl, 'si9 zoo.
conoyer to Mutual life Insurance Co. Si'''0'
address 80 Cedar ST co,e
JENNINGS ST. cor stehbins ave, 49,,
,rrior mtg s44 OCo,: oct 81: due as per & &pou'
Frnes,tne MaIvino to Ciofh Co; s2,2oo' auuieSs
1l6 Intervale ave. -,
LOT 54 block \. Mapes estate; 10Y ', ~ 20
Nov 1914. u per cent. Rudolph Hellthah "
Marv scott; sToO: address. 2siz WINDSOR fidse
Brooklyn. ~
LOTS 473 to $40. i93 to 426, 800 to olv 30"
to 5i6 $40 TO 516 map Of Henson esla.e'
Trros's Neck: yrs. per cent Oct @ 80; ooo aS
dale Realty 60 TO Mary r Wheeler; s8'"o au-
dress. Bsyhead, J.
TIFFANY ST 1850. 25x1Oo prior mtg ss;SoV, ~
Nov 6. z yrs per cent, Samuel Frame, Y"
Alois l. Ernest; sl.20o; address ofl "e''
18th 81. .
TIFFANY ST. e i5A f. : Of 18TH ST. @iI
100. Nov 6; ) yrs: samuel hramer ~ 'oS'P"
Solg: IS. 500. address, 1916 "a ave
WASHINGTON AVE. cor lIftn 81, 80
100. oct n; vr 6 per cent; Bertram - h,aus
10 Lille y Stornborg, sl.2J0: address III "d'
ison
tG4TH ST :. 1N II = Of Nashhg.on A.. -.
aoy 100 1prior mtg 81 500. Nov .: j yrs, ~.
cent. Kinrslev Contracting Co 10 Henry DieS'' .
e 800; address 914 Leggou ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Della e. Lew 90 Harris Mandcbaum AMI
ano. $3O.u1n.
Frank Zlma 10 Anton Jiron; 81
George T. Buckbee to Charles Brussie
SinI
Columbia Trust 90 - Manhattan Mortgage
90. 81
Emma RecScr 20 Frederick Muller: $1,000
TIT. 1uarant,c and Trust GO 10 Bankers
Trust 60. S3i.oOn.
Caroline Herb go Assunta Palmieri, 10000
Sarah VIsom 10 Gustav stern. ti,nuu
smear construction 90 10 MsN Fditons Stut
Theodore Witt,. trus, 10 Lawyers Title In
stuenco and Trus, 90. sil ,o"u
AI,v soIkip IT, Eossuih Eealtr 60. 81
Vow York Trust 90 10 Charles Hsrnsheiin
| and ano, fip.000
Lawyers Title lnsWanee ana trust GO "a
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07

Equitable Life ASSURANCE Society Of the on''e'
States: 81.
Rosa Doctor to Wilhelm Riezeri SIoVo
Nettie Simons to Bertha Dantel; Sluo'
Alex stein to Emma r Stein: 81. ,,,,.r.
Munroc Crane et al. eSrs. to Mabel pdHe''
-, 200
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank 10 MAJ"
| ha.,an Mortgage Co: $500 20
Agnes McElhinney TO Equitable Lire Assu'
ance Society Of the United states; VI.
Mlle Brayer to Emile Schorn; $3,tuo.
Max Peters q Abraham Phantzer; ~ ,.,,
Prohibition Trust Fund Association 10 WIZ
lam Taylor; $3.50.
Thomas + Kaughran 10 New York Mortgage
and Security CO. t24 2JO.
James e Crawford 20 Prohibition Trust fuHu
Association. 81
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07
PENSION FOR ARMOUR WORKERS
Fifteen Thousand Employees Will Be
on Packers List,

Chicago Nov. "a pension for the fifteen
thousand employees Of Armour & CO.. based
on gift of Sl,C0o.0O) from J. ogden Armour.
president OF the packing company. was an
nounced to-day, To become operative on No
vember l.
The plan provides for the employees de-
posting per cent Of their annual incomes
into the fund. On retirement employees will
receive per cent Of the salary paid at the
ume OF retirement for each year OF service.
employees who have served twenty years
may be pcnsioned on application after
reaching lfty-seven years OF age. Women
may retire at fftv.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

26TH ST, rs West: John n Scheier agt Pau
Shetland ct all Jan l6, 1911 (by deposiD; $500
BATHGArE. AVE, =. q II OF 1S4th 81
Sanitary Fire Proofng and Contracting Co az
Special Building co ct al: Aug 10. 1911; s43.
17TH ST. :. 1I3 n Of Avenue A; American
Compound Door 60 sgt William X Vanderbilt
et al: Oct 49, 1911 (by bond); $500 "a
o9TH ST. West: David Meyer agt Herman
Alexander Ct al. Feb % 1911; s37.
56TH ST ~ West: William Donat aGt Ed
ward Wass.rmann ct al. Oct H. 1911; sl.Os4 %.
18TH ST. :, whole front between Grant
Boulevard and Concourse and Eastburn ave
g 3 Raymond e. GO agt Nathan Levine ct al
Sept l. 1911 S14s go.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD $. 100 IT n
Rsrretto ST American Mantel Manufacturing ,'
agt Brook Construction co ct al. Feb %. l0l !
s5S1 So
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
THE BRONX.
MANHATTAN.

Il6TH ST. n 5. lis II . Of Amsterdam ave.
for sty greenhouse. 26x2n. rear; trustees
of Columbia University, owner; + lioetze, vi
West il1th st, architect; cost. SloOc"
THE BRONX.
CASANOVA ST . &. 207 r. OF oak Point
ave four 1 sfv frame sheds 15x4s and llX24 and
I2x12. John DC Nigri, 1lI4 Burnett Place. owner.
E! Benedict. 1917 Broadway, architect total
cost Slor.
NELSON AVE lI7G. ST. frame shed i2xio;
Sophia He'll on premises. owner, Hi Benedict.
1917 Broadway. architect; cost, $50.
QUARRY ROAD. :, 37.42 n n of Sd ave,
sty brk store 45x64. Melrose Realty GO. \ )
Underwood sI1 East 1S0th 81. secy. owner; VIII
lam IIsnretty. 2ltO Prospect ave, architect;
cost. $4,000
WALES AVE r 8 20 n OF i49th ST. { sty
hrS tenmt. 25xTs. N i Reedy, 51i linton ave,
owner. Charles Schaefer. ir. 401 fremont ave.
architect sl2,C0u.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07

No. i.2 West 5sth street, Ave story tenement
house. on a lot 251iOO.5 feet.
T1EBOtT ANENTE-Gihbons & Young have
solo for John 4. DonneIly No. 2006 Tiebout ave
nue.. a dwelling house. on lot 20x1o0.s feet.
The buyer is client OF Joseph r. a. o Donnell.
S5TH STREEr-Pease & Gilman have sold
for Miss Edith A Refert TO q Mrs. kellogg the
six story elevator apartment house Nos. 2OI and
700 west S5th street. on plot 4Nlel2 rect.
Property IN Garden city. Long Island. given
I mart paNfncnf
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07
SUBWAY CONTRACT DELAYED.

Tho Public Service Commission yesterday
extended until next Friday the time IN
which the Hagerty. .Drummond Company
may execute it's contract for the construc-
lion of Section IL of the Broadway-l@NinS-
Ton avenue subway. The ten days allowed
by the statute since the Board OF Estl-
mate and Apportionment approved the
contract. previously awarded by the com
mission subject to such approval expired
yesterday
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of Crantee1
Interest a. per cent unless otherwise stated.
NOVEMBER G.
MANIIATTAN
MANHATTAN

Interest AZ - p'I cent unltfh NlntTNlte stated.
NOVEMBER G.
MANHATTAN
BLEECKER ST. 22s to 800. Ak irreg: July
%. demand per cent Hyman Schlessinger and
ano TO Louis Manheimer. $1,000. address. 40
Morningside ave West
CHRISTOPHER ST. 70 25xIOG Nov 6. due
Dec 10. 1911, per cent; Anna 4 Esscr. deyisec
10 Michael Bernstein. $1,000. address 1919 Her
kimer II. Brooklyn.
CONVENT AVE. Az 1880: Nov q: . yrs:
William II Markham 10 George B Markham;
s.. 600. address. ~, Convent ave.
FRANKLIN s'r So 24xlOO Nov q: yrs: a.
per cent; Emmanuel NJ Campo Catharinc \
stevens: $4,000; address. II West 74th -.
HOUSTON ST. 42l East 3 " cor Columbia II :
leasehOld: Nov .. demand. per cent: samuel
Rosenberg 10 James ENerard's ETewcrics: 5000.
address. II East 1894 n
PERRY ST. f. 30 II Of Washington s..
GGxl00. Nov d. ": per cent: - Johns Park
Realty 90 20 American Mortgage CO. So Opo.
address. ~ Nassau a.
SHERIFF ST. a. iax5Ox irreg: Nov 3. 3 ,rs:
Rudolph Wallach Go 10 William Lustgarten:
1000. address. li3 Forsyth II.
WEST END AVE. e. s. ~ n Of Gsth st. a5x
100. Nov o. > yrs; A. per cent. David TiibeIsly
10 German savings Hanh: so OOJ. address. I57
An ave.
WEST END AVE. s. I5 n s ~ G0th a. 2Sv
100. Nov s; yrs. ~ per cent. same 10 same .
$50 0o1. address. 100 East luh -
81 AVE. " $. Is It Of 33d ct. :5,75 Nov o.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07
WILL USE CORN FOR FUEL
Illinois Farmers Will Burn Grain in
Place of Coal.

Mattoon. H.. Nov. G.-Farmers in the H.
llnois corn belt although facing heavy loss
on account Of the large amount Of grain
that has rotted in the fields, due TO oxces-
sive rains. have determined to recoup part
of their loss by using the decayed corn
instead Of coal fer fuel during the winter
months.
Il is said the amount Of corn left In the
fields is The largest in the history Of
I1iipoiS
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07
SHOT OVER BABYs CRADLE
Woman Was Caressing Her First Born
When Fatally Injured.

Kittanning. Penn. Nov. 6.-Mrs Mary
Lehner died i'm hospital here to-day as
the result Of wound received when her
brother-in-law. Douglass Quinn, accident
ally discharged the gun he was cleaning
prepsrstory to q hunting expedition. The
woman and her husband were lesnng over
the cradle in which lay their first born
when the charge exploded.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the New York Real Estate
Exchange salesroom. Nos II and Is Vesey
street:
By Samuel Marx
l5sD ST Gil and 6i3 West s, $50 n of
BroalWay, 50x99.1l = sty brk tenmt; Withdrawn.
The following transaction took place at
The Bronx Exchange
BY George Price.
FERRIS AVE. 3 whole front between -
Aantss and 81 Msrys aves 20oX315, sold to the
plairtin fo- 81 500
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee


'WU1 nam' and dJul"ts VI I0SS'V''
NOVEMBER g
MOTT ST. 2@S: all: David Abraham TO Ben
iaS.n hi Palma . Vrs from sept !, l3lo'
SO coo; ADDRESS. 22S Mott st.
Oh AVE, 1917; store and basement liar-
riet Bacr to Gustavc Helpen. yrs from May
a. 1911: s5SI address. 1917 I'd ave
ID AVE. 943. " cor 5oth st; store ana
basement Henry Mchaelis 10 DICK Schncni-
ing : yrs from oct !, 1911; SlJoO; address,
943 ID ave.
1seTH ST. 1Gn Fast; store end basement:
Helene Mundt 10 Herman Kramer; yrs from
Nov I. 1911; $500 to $3.50 address. 100 East
SSH 81
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07
NEW JERSEY
RUTHERFORD. N. j.

q5 miles out: express trains at all hours. WIN
seats for all; most healthful. purest water sup
ply. Borough removes snow early hiahlne o.
cess ea siAr Than I'm the city A charming house
every convenience for easy, economical mouse,
keeping planned for comfort in winter as wen
as in summer: double oak floors. panelled dlning
rooms: gas kitchen four unusual bedrooms, uled
bath fireplace. highest class equipment. stestn
gas. electricity, nice lot, attractive heishpol-
hood convenient 10 stations; most advantageous
time 10 buy. $5,1O0: $500 cash. balance IKE rent
VAN MATER. Shafcr Building. Ruthertoro.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

18TH ST. n &. 2G9 n OF list ave T3x53 ?,
hrtg: Title Guarantee and Trust Go loans Carts
brooke Realty co $4,000.
SlST ST. z. 100 ii of Amsterdam ave
i1:.5XiO2 .; Sender Jarmulovsky loans ) Con
stIuction 60 Si0O.OOp.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07
tlTE ERATIONS.
LIS PENDENS.

! 9Th AVE. cor t0th St. 10 Q sty studic
| BID. \ A Anderson so West 10th $. owner, {
! Rich. 300 9th ave, architect; cost $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07

ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for he Tribune received at their Uptown Once.
No 1864 Broadway. between 36th and 37th sts
until o'clock 2. m. Advertisements received at
the following branch Offices at regular Office rates
until o'clock D. M. VIZ: 264 sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07
A SEASHORE HOME

I'm restricted Summer colony. famous for IT'S
boating, bathing. fishing, hunting. and all
water sports Plots $3.50: easy terms
Restrictions demand house of the vau. Of
$500. SUMMER HOME. INCLUDING PLOT
WOULD COST As LITTLE AS Sf,250. Gas
water and sewer. Committing distance. No
agents. owner 6l6 Marbrdke Building.
Broadway and 34th St. New York City Tcie-
phone 601 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-07

NEXT SUMNER AT BRIGHTWATERS
hy planning NOW 10 live in classy little
Bungalow. containing all improvements:
$3.50 plot 50Xi50 Send for handsome Bun
galow Folder 40 1s
7. B. ACKERSON co. I ". Saith St. ~ Y.
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown Ofice
No. 1884 Broadway. between 3Gth and 9Th sts.
until q a clock o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-09-15
CITY NEWS.

New hat pins. See Ayres' window
The c. B, & O., paymaster will be
here on the 18th of the month, next
Monday.
Mems, ladies,and misses shoes at
prices to suit the pocket book at
Ludwig's.
For choice roast of lamb, beef,
veal or pork call up Jos. Haubert's
market. Both phones.
The steamer Dubuque arrived
here from Burlington about 10: 80
last night. A lot OF freight was ship
ped south from here on the boat,
which left at 1870
ALI that is late and new in fall
millinery will be on display tomorrow,
at Mcbride Millinery Co
Mrs. Marder will use the celebra-
ter Kinmball piano at the Opening
Saturday afternoon and evening at The
Golden Rule Store
The big excursion boat Sidney
after prosperous season, has been
withdrawn from the upper river, and
taken to st. Louis for repairs and a
general overhauling before being
placed in the same trade in southern
waters. Captain Streckfus found it
profitable to operate the u S." out Of
New Orleans in the winter months
and he is going to try the same plan
with the Sidney. The only Streckfus
boat now in service, Is the Dubuque,
which will continue to run during the
fall, as long as the water remains
high enough for navigation.
The Gate City frequently urges
the readers of this paper to peruse
carefully the advertising announce
ments for the reason that the mer-
chants frequently offer merchan-
disc bargains that are worth taking
advantage of So it is to your profit
to read carefully the announcements
that appear from time to time in this
paper and especially the ones appear
ing this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-09-15
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Apologize
Of Lawrence county, Illinois, are
visiting DR.. G. Walter Barr, their
brother-in-law. Mr.. Apologize is
heavily interested in petroleum, being
the owner of land in the Applegate
King pool, the greatest oil pool ever
found in the United States, in the
heart of the great Illinois fields. Mr..
and Mrs. Applegate came from Saint
Louis by boat and will later continue
their river trip to Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Houthmaker
of Lacrosse, Wis, are guests Of rel
atives in Keokuk.
Frank A. Wahlgren and Lawrence
F. Reiner left this morning for Iowa
City to attend the state university.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Norris of st.
Louis are visiting in the city.
Mrs. Emo Cole Spain who has been
visiting her family for week, left
for her home in San Antonio, Texas,
this afternoon.
Miss Christina Mattheessen of Pek-
In, Illinois. is visiting at the home Of
Miss Maude Immegart