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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.

0sicial Record ard Forecast" ashl-Fi'i..
n.t aa Pressure conditions over the northern
ec7isphers have become NOR active and me
t.rr area that was over the CANADIAN Maritime
,,,o..r,res has finally moved 20 the eastward ana
r. "a result the rains Of the last siA GAYS over
Veu England and the middle Atlantic states
have been succeeded tg elHr and cooler
weather
The Ontario disturbance of SUNDAY night haa
moved out OF the Gulf OF &c. Lawrence. while
the Minnesota ono has moved eastward to West
s-r ontario These two disturbances we're at
tended by rains in the lake region and The 81
Lawrence Valley and high westerly winds over
portions ~ the lake region
IN the South and West The weather was gen
ersnv clear Temperature Mondav night go
not dlNo- greatly from the seasonal averages but
on Monday morning they were quite low Boz fhe
central ALLEYS and the south. with general
frcsts that extended almost 70 the Gulf Of MeXi-
90. warnings for which we're issued sunday
nlorning
There are some indications ~ q tropical fis-
turtancs west of Porto PiCo but definite .nfor-
nation IS 20 its location Is thus FAR not avail
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Cri'r name and address Of plrcnls'
OCTOBER -
MA~rrF ATTAIN

cHRYETIE ST. 80 e. 1914. n N ~ stanton -
.ovi6o. Ida Roiuhardt et an to Arostleshir N
PRAYER. 0Ct %. 81. address sol West l>lst ST.
GoERcK ST 1oe -5SoS Rems..o Nor Mor'sass =, 70
90 Hannah N Nisnewitz mfg S--WVI. 'rt TO-
81. address. - Monroe -r
PARK pr. % .szl5o Michael W nolan ana
auo executors. to David Bauks mtg slo''"I'
Oct I. 81. address. SO Park ave.
SAME PROPERTY. David Banks o. Lucre'ta
p Nakcreace. OCT ~ ,mts Nlo''o' Nl"'' a'
dress Lawrence. Long Island.
III ai,-l''5 l. ILL.,. r.. -,,,,lr % r7neIrurzar
I-g Si,oood. T. bart. al liens. 6ct % 500.
address -as West 1871 e.
,,..,.--r,, ~. m ,o 4-,st- i--o-. Isharn Hen
dsrzor rafa-ee 20 Henry corn Sept "a. Sloocoo.
-td-es7 80 Madison lre.
N'.S Eh 81. =" ' I,..r -, N rrrvr be-.
D., s,,., -. ita r3.yo--i4s rrfre.
81. fi''. ".'' o.. -,-,t,.
IN =. ~, NJ p g rI, ,.' 90 IL 81 az
Hl--g0 90 ~ z. h.-a .sia E, VI li'.s"'
III AVE. cor of l7t1 g. 77EiGo -o'5 ST. F.
1,..sr r1,i-ar5 .u.- : ipil. 81 address.
-'", >'''-- .-. ,...s---. o.,
2D AVE it. -.Alu'. 7an'ueI , na i... Zoo.
s lfl N ID Na az s.l OR '''I H-'
9TH AVE. % " cor NJ 4s-r 81. ii1x --ss
r.u7i,- Land 10 70 Helen Iutlarf june %.
a-4 AVE. So S. ~ f- o. ~ 44d --. coyf-.
c1rs7a oa gaas ,oo TO Gc,f-a .J F, g. 'o' %
'"'s sl".''''. 'I''. a'lr..-. ''' pr. 1. ...
. holland 20 John IS Price ufr So >o' july l3.
$40. address 90 West I-g-H st.
DIST ST 1854 EAST @ So, n-K l6zl00. Ca---
line K~akauer ~ samuel Arsus m-z S. -oo.
O-. g. 81. address rs East I'D ST.
I. .T.i S ia " G5sr. ,9 4T SO D one
. .- - a.. o. r,l1 Il--- a. rJ--.t fa-.- 80
10TH ST -> west - e. ~ ,.h q no. OF, -i. y.
-..N ri1 l-A . l.- ~ 7l-It Ae.-,.----,.'
p-- e. all liens r.fr ard Sl0'. address. 5o3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24

t--.o, T-r,st GO 10 Wilson " Po"eh Sl-,ssn.
,d ngn EIsenhauer. executriN 10 josephine
Eisenhsuer, S3~p ,d suo executors 10
60 irrass A. and auo executors. Nl'.'T
fr1rv 81 Rogers. IT, ~ al TO 'i''a Du''
su .,l,l ',oslt, 90 20 Annie Evans 500
sot,5is Wolf % Tristram conn trustee
So Ti6 $500, A ,.olurr. 81
g,,sroutaed NortEage GO TO ~" i"" LII
IEsu.ah'y e.bsrt no. Edward " Burghard 81
Is,ns. MADDEN to Howard Wileis ~ A. uua
tees $50 100. ,-.,- parlluer. 500
EgWsrd N Burgh1rd to Josephine D''s
naT H. -; ,iy,r N Frank saiiyer. 81 100
Ssfie n Glo,la o. Msrv a haFana4sh. 80 -
T-gerbtrc 81 Hamilton and ano' Ae.1t-.a' ~
tdolnb 3 Aushacher S-2"o" TO-. =. 200
Minnie X Young 20 EmeNne h, gH.t- III.
Gortrude geecher. exscur-iH 90 LiIian HAN
81 900 49, l..,-,,,ee5 Mort
gage Go. Sle.322 ,-h,.ios cofvate.
5000 81 line StOo
Harrv Davis % Morris W LEVINE
Iohn Bereiu 20 seymour Mork. trustee 81
same 10 same. -. . q coo
vaItv Kramer % Abel King ara an. '''
Herman Iakritz 70 Isaac Bcriinoi' fi''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24

sons 10 Thomas, r q Brien: ; yrs and o mos
from Aug 3. ~ 5000. address. - West
1f4th -
NORFOLK ST i5e ,aln. Henrietta Rosen -
al Co Harris Brinsky. yrs from Aug ]. lVl'
s. as address g6 Ludlow ST..
THOMPSON ST ~ t-t-rc and basement, .
John " O.Connor trustee % Raphael Ciihrizzi
and ano. ? yrs from Nov T. 1911. $500. address
- Thompson RI.
7TH AVE 22s3 south store floor and cellar;
Fannie = Hressl4r and an0 On Walter Moon
rs and n mos from MAY n. 1911 800 address.
10 West i31th ~.
STH AVE. % o. cor 18th m corner store etcl
Jacob Runrs-f 90 Thomas "A o. NeIl. yrs from
No, n. 1911. 81 SOD. address I'D West ll'in Fl.
saD ST. - and r. East eleventh floor lofil'
NrFariu e.. I'm a. co to Daisy costume Malu
fs--,frinr 90. 4 yrs from Feb T. 1912. $500.
address. Z East @nth ST.
If6TH ST. 1875 East corner store. JACOB
Tupucrt to John ~ Cayanagh. . yrs from ,let J.
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the ms
ro-,snt
ROBBERS MURDER TWO UPSTATE
Wounded in Fierce Fight Near Newark
Two Arrests Made

Syracuse. oct 23-lorsuia Muslhno ana
q man zsi6 20 be Ross Serte are under ar
rest charged with numbering two fello"
Italians father and son. named Dusante.
IN their house. a mile north of Newark.
las, evening. The murders were COM
rritted while on attempt was BEING made
20 rob the Dusautes who were said ~
have kept O large sum OF money IN their
lonely home The father according 20
dispatch from Newark was killed imne-
diately. tho son lived until this morning.
The attack on the DUsantes who were
engaged as bridge tenders on "a railroad.
was MADE by two Italians about Z o'clock
last night Shots were fired. the father
and son attempting 90 defend themselves
with guns Both OF the robbers were
wounded One Of them said TO be Serte,
was So badly hurt that the police who
went 20 the place easily caught him last
night A posse which was organized 90
s.ve chase rounded up Musilino to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24

a , ETY. brH tenmi 25xss X and g 49,.
Go 80 Cohen. secretary. i2s2 sou,nsr~ ,,scton
eardJ. owner. ROnorf r Ia NoUo 3es - Bogls-
~. architect lort. 81 900 sst tNA
CANAL PL. 81. ig3 n n iglih 81,
stv hrk loff Difc. 5rxtg5. Gecrre -. e.ay
facturiug CO. af3 Ri1or ave- oaa-S-''' la,,-
Haiss 20 Alexander lve. architsci. 10. ~
eco W.
BELMONT AVE. 5. 10 n % % ~.
two : stv nrk tennis. 4Jxse each. Ma. " ~
masga 2i59 Belmont ave o1vrer. N ,'',s-
Caudio. iol fremont a.e. archite.. tote -
$1,000 "a
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MECHANICS LIENS.

AMSTERDAM AVE ~ s. whole trort h't|--"
,-etT go i771r rts .OOxip0. pasqIale Nen-
iinigiia agt Ciingod Realty 90, owner ana COZ
tractor. 500 .-. t,-.,-i,,g
o., o-t tg4n construction 90. owner and con
tractor. Slu. 90 $500, ,,..-.,r,.
Wt.srf'UFSTER AVE $40: Patrick NuIph'
oct Mrs 4 Fisher owner and contractor. so.
,goTrr ST u s. $50 . ~ Grand holI-FaIt
and t9ngoiIrso -Uxl2n. Rafae.e iuonEn t-
D.Anhra Construction 90. owner ana 'ohlI7''''
BPOADUAY. 1920. Henry r Rampone az
Ad0lfr T0rHor. owner Levin ~. ln o.' .o-
ing 10 ana Thomas ~ DELANEY, .'nLt .''I ~, 80
.1. -T fG 90 -. Frankfort 81. o'. dI.l
l~ie ~ qa ana ~. Monument PLASTER 90 -
Ma, 3 Harmon owner. Thomas Fah'lNH
..o,t~agfr-. S-.lH 80
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REALTY NOTES.

Frederick Zittel & Sons announce .aat
William r MeCleUand. formerly of the
firm of r r. Wood & Co.. has become
member of their f-m. The business 10.
r-rsde~ick Zi--al a. sens was establish
In 1885 br frederick Zitrel the senior mem
hor of the present firm. .. .-.
John j. Hasg-rtr was me n''HeI +.r
recent sale of 40 1916 BRYANT avenue -.-
I'm u %rrrh 70 Marion LImaH
Srawnar e. SramQan are pro ~
mans for am apartment house .l
erected on plot 1oZl"l feet on n. -.' ID
Seventh avenue. BROOKLYN. for inc
NOM Rosenberg Construction COMPANY.
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1913. Sofia 81 Loebinzer 20 DaFin ''i'"''e'
81 $50. address. 81 West oath 81
LEONARD ST. Is 25xloo tprior mtg BOO
OOl oct -: yrs. per cent, hohert p ia" ~
renee TO Maria n Rider, F-'Oo addfess' i''
ur-LBERRy ST. f73 2tz7i oct %. yrs.
s per cent. Joseph STATE 10 Frederic u Ne"Ns'
5000. address oyster Bay l. b.
wAvERLEY PLACE. 30. 3oxsl OCT . que 'l,-a as
per bond Henry corn 20 Greenwich 9a'
i{arx. STp.OOO address. 246 9Th ave.
wAvEPLEY PLACE. i45. 2ax65: oc, p due
a. per bond. Louis LuhTs TO WIN Mo''e'
;. 10p. address. . ~ West llth ST.
- ST. 50 10 So. 5oIirreg oct q due
s NOR t.rd Josephine " Brown 90 Postal Lie
Trs1rauco 10. $40 OGo address. - Nassau 81
% AVE. 2i32 25x55. oct ls. due as PCT
Tifie Guarantee and Trust Col Ss"" a'dresS'
t76 Hr1adwar.
9TH AVE W 81. y q N Of 42l 8, 2oZis2 prior o.,
ufe 100000. oct %. J yr. GottlIIeu r ~ ~
,ie7 Eh-et. $4,000 address. 1872 PARK ave-
BOTH ST. IS g. rs r N On ave - i5 49, =,
mtg - oD0I. OCT ~ = yrs. Lucretia hartzel 20
Annie MeiIter and ano. eNrsi SL"'' al''''''
White Plains
stsT ST $50 o. 81 West. SIS lr1 5oZloo'
Union Trust 60. S24 500 address. 50 bo"et5.
51sT ST. cor BeeSmsn Place' 80, $50
90 Chas Cuthe. 81. sltWo, a1ares-' '-' mus
wood ave- Glen Ridge j.
GATH ST. q s.. ~ p ~ Central PARK west.
-Oxi0o. oct %. due as per bond. Paul o. Pousn
d 90 m Max 81 Marhurg. Sl'a""" "'lIts''
Hamburg Germany.
SAME PROPERTY lprio- mtg $50 oool: or
% due ae uc~ bond same to lachara- - W
penhsmsr $1,000. address. ~ West End ave-.
73D ST.. 40 East ST. hrk 25xio2 OCT . "
WIS A. rer cert. Joseph CuchaI and emo tn -
man saving Bank. $1,000. address, l'" r-a'l
iffh sf
18th ST. ~ s. 3D. 2, p n - ave. 25Nlo2 prior
mtg $40 O0Ol. OCT 90. = vrs. yer cent, JOIN =
Woorrs o. Arthur sutherland. Si'W. ahoi'9''
White Plains Y.
SID ST 524 East ='y hrs 25xl". Or, - "
-re. George ~uniorsr o. Louis r'ti"i-r''
SO COO. address IS Leonard ~.
ORD ST. ll3 East. stv brs. 25Elo" due as
per bond. Drt p. Joseph ItorTnn Iy J''h "
Tri-e. $1,000. address io West l-'tn e.
laan ST. n s. % p NJ lst ave- l6Tl",; u-i
IN. : yrs. Helen Van e. Burr fo Woman soar.
rr Foreign Missions of the Reirrmel .hu-'A D"
America. s. e01 address - East 22d 49,
fa2D ST. f2a West s-y hrk l6x9' o. -
r ,-r. -. r.r cent. Margaret = Napier ~ A~'.n
ur,Itar savings Bara $500. address. ~ .''.''
square East.
i41sT ST. f. 20 r, v of Lcuox aye -5'zf'
,rrir- mtg 500. 900. Drt -. Demand per EN-.
kramer Contracting GO to Abel King. >-'.''''
address. ffS East fJtn 81.
r4sn ST. G22 west -5zgo 0ot q due as PEI,
bond John Donovan fo Ti-Ie guarantee anu
Trust 30. >i-lu. address lT6 broadway
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NANHATIAN- "a.
GOTH ST. 80 and 531 West. for a --. n.H
e+ebIs and of BIDS fsx3l James \ Dedne 6s
fr5 West g+th ST. owner. George II M.'a-'' ''
--r ave. architect. cost. Si-.o"o.
uc-H ST. % IS. t75 p n Amsterdam aLe.
-o- I s-. rrk greenhouse. 26Y'". 'o'umo.'
r-rfve-rft-. owner. Ere ierirH 'or'Ls a--''
f.rt. cost. $1,000.
THE BPON&.
r---t5 ST g. o. 70 n e OF Cour-.andt ave. Tor
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ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Secretary StimSon FaVors ADoI-
iShinu Small Posts.
Washington. oct. y

Urge POSTS RECOMMENDED.-4Ai
,,,o,,+t,s tcir in the West. Secretary
s,irnson and Major General Wood. with me
,,tter,s aid CAPTAIN Mccoy. have returned
10 Washington. They made "a hylns ulp
o,or7 the Mexican border. inspecting army
,,osts a. far as Prescott AriZ They spent
week hunting and fishing in the Nhlte
Mountains. twelve thousand feet aooVe sea
level ~.
Sso~a+ar, Stimson and General Noou
syid that the trim confirmed their oeH'-
that sound army policy requires ihe I'-i
centratiou OF the troops in large posts an"
the abandonment of the many small Nes,-
crr forts. u was decided that almost az
~ the troops now in the southwest over
and above the normal garrisons. inciuul'-
-te rroops ordered there IN connection WE"
tho formation Of the wannuVre ol'is'oi-
shori5 DO removed forthwith. ORDERS II''-
sr1. will be ISSUED to-morro" 10Y lne
turn Of most Of those troops 20 thel. I'DS'
,,,,,-p some NJ the nor must 90 70 haven
and tho isthmus 90 form the perniai'-''-
tarrisons there.
SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT PRobi-r.
General Crozicr. chief Of ordnance Jas
returned from Northern ordnance MA
featuring establishments. lneluoi"-
Jvs,o-tov-n Arsenal where the instaHatl'n
Of a scientific system Of management mas
oritsted labor circles. General 'roI'''
met bv appointment 90 the WATERFOWL "a
senaI the special committee OF the HOUSE
Of Rerresantatives. headed oN heprsSe"'d-
e. wilson Of Pennsylvania. which Is
charged with am investigation or me worn
ING ~ the scientific system. A thorough
sre %
committee took "a thousand pages OF tesu-
r7orv from various employees shop loI
me- and REPRESENTATIVES, Of labor organiza-
lions. on which NJ will base the rep'I1
which is 90 DO made 20 congress oetore
December g. next
ORDERS IssUED-Th following orders
Were Issued.
car,air PFITcHARD. Dr. 5th caya.rl- -To-n
rsr-a-y g. 90 DIS regiment ,,-.-- s-,-
r~-s- Ilsutenar- GORDON y. KIMBAId+ from
r,-.I -- Ile ,l nan cH1RLEs l. SCOTT from
-s, In ri, - sr.srre- captain OMAR v. PINK
--o% medical CORPS fifteen davs. chaplain
JOSEPH a. KENNEDY. -2d Infantry. NJ
H NAVY.
Commando D. w. BLANER. 20 naval Hospital
r7.,sr as ! q IRISH. detached the Montana 70
Passed Sf Assistant surgeon r H. BROOKS de-
cri.f rGatsvain g. CRoNE. detached navy yard
Eo-to-k To IH' r. PA--1s0N. appointed
ravmasters clerk r ~ DAELthr appo'.,,,-,f
Ps--rasrsr.s clerk r.. a. ''\L'N. aP'
fo navy disciplinary barracks.
MOVEMENTS OF NARsHIPs.-The fol-
loving movements ~ vessels were reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24

io,ai Oacinl Record Tho following of.o'lI
record FROM The Weather Irlelu how rle
changes 1 The temr,rltura Tor thr 'asf fvrrr,.
fon. hours. Boo rrrp8raon with frs correspond
ing sat- NJ ilst wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
MERCER STREET LOFT BUILDING SOLD
Investor Gets in the Silk District Seven Story STRUCTURE 'o
$4,000 from the Postal Life Insurance Company
GET BIG BRONX LoI FOR NEW APARTMENT HOUSE
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

lace department. now quartered In the
Fifth Avenue Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24

Hiafesf temperature 'o-fertat. ID degrees
lowest ~ average. So average Ter rofrseror.
trr date tfst wear So average tor c0rrf snoud.
he date last thir'f-t0r@e YEAR,. -
To-al forecast Fair to-day and Wednesda'
Moderate west winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24

HEAr.H - r. L>- 5sSS llzi' iiH2 -.
April - 1905. Ni'ro.ls Eisenhauer M Jose
prime Els-nnal..r S..'''. ATTORNEYS. B g. d
Bloch. Cd" Nassau 30
THORNTON Bror1ar- com7arr 10 LIZZIE Van
Fip.-. $1,000. at'0~ners. TheaI d. Beam. TO-
Wal. e.
FCh ST. lr7i.. ~ s. -5yl'o. OR u.s. 1910.
5000. afforr'' Francis j Hogan 2Ti Broad
Wa.
rINuLAT AVE. 1904 r. g. 24osro0. Or. p
zoos. Thornton Bros 60 ~ cora r. Boorn
non AVE- rors 90 ,ov,oo. ..,. 90 ,,oo
r-e'..ek Muller ,o ,ia,1es- Ro-er-s Sf"o'
,...... .- ..-. 1901 '- ave-
ri. HHl~ f.-. . -ur n 30 of f~3f g.
90. - r-.,,f,.. .. 4''"- sang ... g.
.a i-le, , 1. l' h.zIHn.as. being .ot
~. .-aE h.tln'"' lI.a--. .lH- 49, l'". tl.o-
'.- ,....s,.., srar,, SAM or No." lo-f
A'... N organ. .- lL't''' ST.
m -, map hutrresz Land 90. rh-org
.-r. swanson kioG ,.6r1s 'a .-3.l 70
I5,...r.. ff..S 49,, '."... ''a''-+ b
r,~ ia. man fa-, r,-,,...- Dash, ,..
q. roo. ...-r r-......- TT, D.. 'Nh'
r,r. Insurance ana Tras, 10. $500. -ld--,s
ffn ur.a.ua.
~ ..a lan .>I ot l.a-onI1
tli-. oar .'. I.'' Angelo N"r-
oo.. boston ROAD >''' ''a. -1-.
~ '... hlN p ~ . p. 'nr i~N.H go 1903 is
.''.-. E'u.... ''''. LgwTiaso Gi'r-
. f....I... ''.''' a'i'.n...
MATILDA ST r. s heinz .-+ rs ma, 30
re-'.as,on- we. .uNl'o. N" e. 300. oathar.ue
.H, on .' i...4tntla f.ic-it. 5000. attorne,
A i H.-..A' '-hei'.'' N D.
MARATHON AWE r - .,r r-af--,-,,..+ r5t,..
- iuyinI N-tNlNi4. o.t II 1910. Alfred 70
Ha.huan tn William $ Barker $1,000. attor.
,r1rrr- ST. o.. . f,r d. e, d. , r,l.--. -
rrruouu. runs r 141.llN f-v 5I tx a - .v
dl.ue BLDG uov orr late ~ trustees of
Morris .t q, % Dob beginning. Oct en- 1890. %
-uith ig tIi!ia. Al i''--i. mon ,lutuf and
as 'N.fN SUR ai'''h..' 7'iiA Williamson.
'' 49, A'-'.-
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NEW JERSEY.

ryo.r--- & ROOMS AND BATHROOM. ALL M
--o,.err-r.rz. large plot. near school. lro---, '
-.-rrsf-- small cash payment. balance IKE zen,
IONS s pTEDT. rs Ridge ROAD hu'"7l-o' ''
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
rN..H name and address NJ Ienders Attorney
OCTOBER %
WA-HAT-AN

CENTRE MARKET PLACE :. g. 1852 p
NJ Ernowe sf -tt $3.50 HE24 +N70~. oct ..
1905. Joseph STATE -0 Fi-r~o F'0-eutiuo
ST. 1000. ATTORNEYS. N-okos Brothers. - Will
tal sf
DIVISION ST.. q, o. -v6G % x2- 1886 6. Jan
g. 1907. Lewis Addison rn Florence Morgan
stein. $1,000. ATTORNEYS WOLF a. konu. -n3
B~oadwar
MORTGAGE executed nv Ab-om o. Weef-s
fo comm IssiJuer- for l1alirc certain money g
~ f1a Tinted states f1- County W New York..
Deputy r0r.roIIe-. state ~ Naw York. g.
STANTON ST. l5i. l25 2 from = cor
Su~ofE ST. 2-EIun. Dr- -. 1905 BarItie Lo-
Witch t. Mas KaI-e-. g. 900. attorneys. Block
a. Booker 500 B~oatWar.
SPRING ST. is. -3 1Sre3 GN29 8,1lS. March
-u 1896. Sarah a Campbell. f0 tho Mutual
Guarantee and Trust go. f7G Brosdwav.
-TH AVE. D. w cor f3Ist e.. - IIx75. oct
-u. 1909. John j Ng-pr- to Matilda WalIarn.
t-.i-.d and as extrX g. son. attorney. Robert
49, Man ~ Court st. R.rotIrr.
BID ST. r. West. m-s ON fixtures and ma
rrtro~v. JuIr 2f fHff. ~auuo. Goodman and
ano 90 Louis g. Frederick Camlsa. 5000. adj
dress - West ia ST.
>~H ST. So West. mtg or lease etc. 0c-
, 1910. Joseph J ~.aH-re -u Lizzie ra7rIs.
81 500. address - West ~tr e.
7fST ST lbs West. ~P1f0o5. Oot 2o zoos
Icon r and r.rc..a % Bailey on Elizabeth n
stanton. az-rN. s2rnoH. attorn-f. Lawyers
Title Insurance ant Trust co. 1870 Broadway.
rrfTH ST. 81 80 ~ no ~rr ave- 50v
IcrIt. Ean o. 1905. Louis Block 10 Their "a
HorrscHud. SD 5000. attorney. NJ RIA man..
$50 West i0Itt e.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FEAr--1rr-r. INEXPENSIVE. Access 6 i N
farms. au sizes. orchards. 1creage S9 ',,'s
800 catalogue. UIBBLE FARM AGEN'l.
Arsnuia Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24

REAL ESTATE FoR sALEoR TOILET
WE,IlhtsiE" ,JtAu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
NEW RulLolNe PLANS.

9TH AVE. $50 and 9s2. p Masor & 60. IT.
ar- Columbus Circle Arcade TO ~ at '.l
1911. SifH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
Ro.uuGH OF BRookLYN.

az PARK Fl. near NEW 1Okk ~ =.
- lection. modern swell front resllenr-t
-. aoo-s electric light. expensive cecnra-
ar vvorrd consider small properly or lots n
account Brokers more. GlLbEhl Hl'4'lJ- 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
,ee,ouuenrs OF MORTGAGES.

ZOOS ptt,,betb NJ Thomson 70 Iitie INSURANCE
t,,' sto a69' address l3J Broad"ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24

I- New England fair to-day. cooler boz south
.ra portion. fam W'tr0..H.. moderate u,.t
WINDS
f'' western f.ur.. 'fauia auI Western Sow
York ialr to-day and Weduesdas. mod.rlt. v...t
winds. becoming variable Wc1uesda..
'i.... observations NJ United States Weather
bureaus taken a' , 70. m. yesterday follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24

EXPLANATORY NOTES
Cos.~1no-s taken a. p ri 18Th rc1ean TINE Ar
pressure reduced 70 sea leys.
Is7oa-s continuous Ines pass '7r1u1- 7on OF equal 3f
pressure
lsofrerms dotted lines PASS through points ri c-ul TEN
r,sire c7n cnr '0r zero tfseInC o. ~ 900 degrees
. Gear D Party Cloudy o Cloudy. K Ram. SNOW
NJ Peror missing ArroVs iiy with me wind
ty,es ,ndics. temperature second 24-hour rrccr-
,sfor ~ o. i7ch or mon for = hours ending yes
reroay. frc siud velocity amen 20 or more miles per hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
JOHN II. BERRY

- >a.-,u st. Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-15
Frost Does Not Mean a Freeze

Frost does not mean a freeze
now, according to Section Direc-
tor Alciatore of the Arkansas
Weather Bureau. who has sent
out notices of a coming frost.
Section Director Alciatore states
that frost will not harm the
peaches or other fruit, as frost
frequently forms at a tempera-
ture of AZ degrees. He states
that without wind and plenty of,
dampness in the atmosphere,
frost will form at AZ degrees,
and will injure nothing. Director
Alciatore is a believer in a good
stretch of weather now, which
will not be interrupted with any
cold of sufficient strength to in
terfere with the fruit crop.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-15

to the temperate use of wine.
not that we give less to the man
who all his life has been a total
abstainer, but there is sort OF
glamour about one who has the
courage to declare change of
position. Our regret is that so
many young men received the
stamp of Pres Elliotts impress
sion to their everlasting ruin, be-
fore the good President found
out the evil of his way. This is
what he says: 1t is we'll known
that alcohol even if moderately
used does not quicken the action
of the mind or enable one to sup
port mental labor. We have had
great, deal of German investiga-
ton and some American investi-
CATION in psychological labora-
tories in that direction, and the
results are perfectly plain, and
they are all one.
The effect of alcohol on the
time reaction of the human be-
ing has been studied carefully,
tested in hundreds of thousands
of cases, and there is no question
about the i'll effect of alcohol,
even in very moderate doses, on
time reaction. That means that
alcohol in moderate doses dimin,
ishes the efficiency of the work
ing man, in most instances, and
makes him incapable of doing
his best in the work of the day.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-15
70 the People Of Prescott and
Nevada County

You are cordially invited to at.
Id a public reception and the
ening of the Prescott High
[hOol next Friday afternoon
2O'clock
I'VE especially urge every pat
N and friend of our schools to
kpresent. We want you to see
new building, meet each
bier and listen to the speeches.
Gov Geo. W. Donaghey will be
resent and deliver an address
|So'clock,
Geo, B. Cook, State Supt. Pub.
(st., B. W. Torreyson, Prof. of
fcOndary education in Ark.
fof. ]. W. Gender of the Tex :
|kana Prep School, and Hon. T.
AcRae will be among the
Comment speakers.
Program
From two to three o'clock, Re-
(ptlon and Inspection building
Music by Orchestra.
|Speeches Gov. Donaghey and
hers.
|DOn,t forget the time ard place.
Pls will be a great occasion for
Fescott.
| OIL Dunaway, Supt
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-15
z BANKS AND HOTEL BURN
Fire Does $4,000 Damage in Business
District of Taliula, Ill.-Jackson-
willie Sends Aid.

Jacksonville, H., Mar 15-Fire al
rallula, 20 miles north of here. vir-
cually destroyed the business district.
Both banks of the village, the leading
aotel general store, drug store and
lGrdware store were totally destroyed
aid other buildings were damaged
The fire is believed to have been
n incendiaFy origin. The Jacksonville
lie department went to Tullula on a
pecial train and assisted in contro.-
ing the ames. The loss Is estimated
at $4,000.