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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-18

Nine Laurent, spouse du DIR
Laurent, est partie mercredi pour
un voyage de six semaines a MI
soula, Mont, Oh ellie visitera DIES
freres ct DIES seurs; a Portland.
Oh ellie sera l'h6te de sa sGur Nine
Breedlove, ct enfn Spokane ct Se-
attic, Washington. Nine Laurent
est accompanied de sa jeune niece,
Adeline Pinsonnault, qui est venue
en- notre vile il y a quinze mois
pour subir une operation tres deli
cate. Ellie retourne dams sa famil-
lie complement r6tablie.
Nous souhaitons un heureux
voyage ct beaucoup d'amusement
q Nine Laurent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-18
Avis aux Membres de la
C0ur HenneDin

Les membres de la Cour Henne-
pin, No 1853, 0. F. c., sont instam-
ment prizes d'assister a la deuxi4-
me s6ance du mois d'aont, c'est-a-
dire le 25 courant.
II y aura initiation solennelle
dune classe nombreuse de nou-
veaux membres, qui sera accompa-
gn6e de ceremonies qui mont pas
encore Gu lieu a Minneapolis.
Venez tous a cette brillante re-
union.
E. T. Gadbois, G. R..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-18

trie jamais oubli6e, patrie toujours
aimee. "Je me souviens'.
Toujours CONNIE lie gal cousin
d'outre-mer qui, dams son pays, f.
nit toute affaire par une chanson,
le pionnier canadien-francais de la
Tete des Laos fnissait sa f6te par
la chanson.
LIE president de lassociation, j.
A. Robert, tous les pionniers sont
done contents de leur premier pi-
que-nique.
A Tan proclaim.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-18

En- annoncant lie marriage pro-
chain de M. Walter Vashero, la Sc
maine derniere, nous l'avons allie
a Mile Blanche Beaulieu, ct nous
aurions dn dire Mile Berthe Beau
lieu. Les parts int6ress6s YOU
dront bien nous pardonner cette
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-18

NJ. ct Nine D. T. Malbeuf ct
leurs deux j%eunes fllettes ont quit
te Nine V. Bernard ct ont fonde
leur foyer au No All Uuiversite N.
E. NJ. ct Nine Mabeuf apres leur
marriage avaient continue de de-
meurer avec Nine Bernard, mere
de cette derniere.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-18

La Gateway Meat Market, 2lO
Avenue Hennepin, Napoleon La
t%ourelle, propr6taire, sollicite votre
clientele. Cette boucherie vendant
ct achetant ses marchandises a
prix coutant peut vendre au plus
has prix possible.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-18

Atm de commencer la soir6e plus
tot, la s6ance de la Cour L'Etoile
du Nord, lie 81 courant, aura lieu a
7:3O hrs au lieu de 8 hrs. Avis
aux membres.
L. Malb@uf, Sec. Arch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-18

II nous fait plaisir d'apprendre
Que le DR. Laurent a etc nomm6 de
nouveau pour faire partie de la
clinique de lUniversite, pour Fan
nee 1912. Nos f6licitation au Doc
teur.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-18

NJ. Wilfrid Tourangeau, propri6-
taire du Nile Hotel, 20 Avenue
Universit6 n. E., sollicite la Glen
tele canadienne-francaise. Cham
bre propres, ct bonnie pension au
jour ct a la semaine, a DIES prix
tres raisonnables.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-18
N. Jos. du6rard. Do Quebec, gu6ri du Nal De Rens ct do
. Dyspepsia rajeuni ct rendu phin d'ardeur pour .
k travail par les
LUL MORO
Pour les Hommes.

LOrsqu'un homme %constate M
que quelque chose va NAL chez n
|lui, que son systemic ne semble
lplus fonctionner CONNIE 3 For
Idinaire, quill q, soft des fables 16E &4
ses de reins, des maux de tete
!ou des douleurs d'estomac, etc, -
|c'est plus que lie temps de prem
DIRE garde. Atm de separgner la ~
speine dune Tongue ct grave ma N uL
ladie qui pourrait survenir, ct \~
pour 6viter surtout des pertes \A
de temps consid&rables, il ny a ~
!'qu'une chose 4 faire, c'est de n
|recourir bien vite aux Pilules ~
Moro. ,oc c,n
C'est Ia lie traitement lie plus " o
isdr, lie plus simple ct de beau fout me guerl
|coup lie plus 6conomique, soft d;aost;gs d9nt 80; .
pour activer les forces qui ten dant plusieurs mo
dent a diminuer, ou bien pour fallu que six bolt
detourner une maladie qui Sc Moro.
;d6veloppe tranquillement, ou FL pourtah', Jeu
encore pour guerir ct faire ~ =. x..,a .a...,
passer a jamais un NAL qui fat y . nresn,a nlns m
'%souffrir. Ter. Mes WIRES n
terriblement ct je d
Les Pilules Moro pour les yer ms'ne ue noui
Hommes sont reconnues souve- nsta;e deuen,, ,rss
raines CONNIE TONGUE ct CONNIE maiore. D8s que ie
remede. Files sont incompara- faire usage des Pill
bles dams tous les cas- de dys- me tr0uvai soulagt
pepsie nerveuse, de faiblesse 'a''u que peu de 'e
organique, troubles intestinaux, .o"sic' 'ou'e w.. 'no
arrangements d'estomac, fati- h;on1a, "a n,anro,,
CUES cerebrales, efforts de tou- cune dOuleur.
tes sortes, mauN de reins, etc. II Je items surtout d
suffit den essayer quelques do depulS' !e nal pa
ses pour Sc convaincre absolu- S0"0 """''' ="
ment que les Pilules Moro pour JOS.
les hommes sont infaillibles. 1877 rue NapO
Les M6decins de la Compagnie Medicale Moro
consultations gratuites d tous les hommes malades q
a eux. Leurs bureaux, au No 272 rue Saint-Denis,A
ouverts tous les jours, except@ lie dimanche, de 9 heu
d 8 heures du soir. Les hommes malades qui ne
rendre, sont invites d &crire 4 ces m&decins.
Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente chez tous les N
remedies. Nous les envoyons aussi, par Ia poste, au {
Etats-Unis, sur reception du prix, soc une bolte, $c.1
Toutes les lettres doivent etre adress&es:
COMPAGNIE MEDICALE MORO 72 rue Saint Del
les PILULES MORO sont en- vente a la PHARN
800 Avenue Centrale
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-18

Mile Elsie Sicore, de West De-
pece, Wis, est en- visite en- notre
Vile pour trois GU quatre semaines.
Ellie est l'h6te de Nine Albert AL
lard.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-18
ECHO oe
M1NNEApoL1s, lie IS Aout 1911

Dimanche proclaim, a la messe
de s hrs. en- l'6glise Ste Anne, au-
ra lieu la communion en- corps DIES
Enfants de Marie de cette p~aroisse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-08-18

N'oubliez pas la soiree de creme
a la glace ct au jeu de cartes de la
Cour L'Etoile du Nord, lie 81 cou-
rant, Sale Kraft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders Attorney
JANUARY y.
MANHATTAN.
MANHATTAN.

FORT WARRINGTON RIDGE RID. 2l5 II n Of
Fort Washington depot lane. l00xo41 rres;
Jan IL. 1905: Sarah Baker TO Fort Washing
tor syndicate. $4,000: attorney. Tito Guarantee
and Trust Co no Broadway.
LOT $50, designated as pare Of Harlem Com
mons, in map Of Charles Clinton, Dec. 1894
king between % and 80 ayes and between s3i
and saith SITS. 25Xl0o. July I. 1867: Samuel
Phillips e the German savings Bank; $1,000:
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. lTG
broadway.
MADISON AVE >. between 9th and 2sth
ste bounded W front BY Madison ave e I'm
rear by lot So map &C report Isaac I, Narian
ct al in Chancery Court, cause RIVER and wife
sgt Peter De witt 81 al. filed In Office County
Clerk. New York City, on one side lot A.. said
msp By lot ~, 24.sxl0O April 20. 1881: the
New York Municpal Society 10 Francis II Page;
$40 600: attorney. John Rider. 4i Cedar ~.
MADISON ST 3e4 and 800 4 ETY. brk ~ ~
30. JULY rs 1888 Eliza Ennis 10 the Pittsburs
Life and Trust 90: $1,000: attorneys Foster <
Thomson. al Broadway.
ORCHARD ST. 1874. 6 sly brk. 81 6x25: Apri
CO. 1902: Abr and Joseph Fine 10 Herman
Joseph: $4,000 attorney. saul Bernstein. lil
Broadway.
Pearl ST. "a. sly brk. 2ix32 6x irreg: jar
Life Insurance CO.. 5000; attorneys Davis
Sylnmes a Schrieber. 90 Liberty 81.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. >. AN O. or 1sth ~
.O1lOO: Holland Holding 90 20 Geo " Wicker.
sham trustee $50 600; attorney. strong a cad
NaI0d'r 40 Wall ct.
WADsWORTH AVE. " p 80 nm OF lOOth Il
| gsx--. March -. 1905. Monroe l. Simon {,
| : ound Realty CO. 5000. attorney Title Guaran
! tes ard Trust Co l76 Broadway
| lsT AVE. $50. sty brk. coo n n . OF ,0th 81
500. OCT 20. 1908. Pauline Jaep 20 Jofephn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesrooms Nos. II and &c Vesey street
BY Bryan L. Kennedy
18TH ST. $50. n :. lis f. OF Avenue r.
22Xl03.3, 5 sty building with store; voluntary
sale; sold 20 Brown for $500.
GREENE ST. 197. n :. $50 r. OF Manhst-
tan ave, Brooklyn, 25Xi00; sly tcnmt with
stores and stv rear building: voluntary sale
sold to Neis Christensen for $1,000.
4iTH ST, 535. n s. 325 II Of 18th ave. COX
1908 sty tenmt: voluntary sale: sold 20
William r Rooney for $4,000
STATE ST, l. and II. s g, o5 n W OF Co
lumbia Place. Brooklyn, 40x10: two sly
tennis. voluntary sale, sold 70 Daniel {
oliver for $3.50.
CIRCULAR ST. s at Commerce st, sher-
man Park, Westchester 60. 79.2Il24 sIe5.6 gore
voluntary sale; sold 20 Morris Geismann for
BY Joseph p. Day
MADISON AVE, " cor Goth ST. 100 SKI As;
o sly aptmt house. Withdrawn.
1o5TH ST. 327, 5. 800 II Of % ave. COX
lo01l sly tenmt and stores. sold 20 the
plaintiff Tor $4,000
BY Herbert 4. Sherman.
MERCER ST, 217 and 2lo. s. 305.o Il s
building, sold 10 the plaintiff for S5i, 122.
99TH ST. 81. :. 49, II w Of Broadway,
17zlooll; sty dwg adjourned to Feb ..
By Charles A Berrian
18TH So, 800. ~ II Of 9th ave- 30x
1903; stv hathCUse with stores: voluntary sale;
solo 20 Caroline Zene. for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26
FOR ALWAYS HE is CESAR
julius Comes to Town-Feels No
Fear and Isn't a Politician.

II rather tell thee what is TO be fear'd
than what fear; for always am Caesar"
Julius Cesar. Act. 1. Scene IL.
Julius Cesar came to town yesterday
or the Red Star liner Vaderland from
Antwerp. 1t was thought that he had
iourneyed from Rome 70 the Belgian port
out such was not the case. In fact he
mad never been 10 Rome. and while he had
heard OF the great ruler whose name he
bore. Mr.. Cesar boosted OF no relationship
70 the man who was slain by Brutus and
others
Julius Cesar is not a politician and has
no desire TO rule an empire. He ex-
blamed that be Is quite content 70 manu-
facture high grade paper in Germany and
sell Il 70 American consumers.
When four days out from Antwerp the
vaderland got into some bad weather and
many OF the cabin passengers were a
trife uneasy. Mr.. Cesar, like his famous
namesake, professed 70 feel no fear ana
cornforted those who were alarmed by
the heavy seas. II was suggested by q
fellow traveller that Mr.. Cesar's cards
should bear the letters S. P. Q. r, mean
ing Superior Paper in Quires and
Reams"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET


GOTH sTREET-charles !. Fleek oo S SSS 90;
have sold % George WILL Jr, nos. rs, 20
and 227 East Doth street,, near miro aNeHGc
three six story apartment houses eacn on io'
4OX10O feet.
AMSTERDAM AvENUE-Williarn 4 Oar
ling & Son have sold for Patrick McMorro row
10 Lowenfeld < Prayer Nos. 1889 ano IL, 1872
Amsterdam avenue. three three sloty Oullu-
ngs. on a plot 50xlO0 feet.
BROADWAY-Klein& Jackson have bought
the Hotel ST. Andrew a. tne nort1wes' cor :
ner Of BrS4G|ay snS 9,o 9no and was sold BY
the Robertson estate. II has frontages OF 1O6
feet on Broadway and $50 feet on I'D street.
Barton s. Chaplin was the broker.
Really Company has bought from John II.
Bonnell. through J. J. Kavanagh, No. Ios4
Lexington avenue a three story dWeillhs
house, on lot l7x721O. The property was held
~ 10000
ST. NICHOLAS PLACE-Charles NJ. Ro-
seminal has resold 10 the Brook Construotion
COMPANY John Wynne president n, 10 80 s59 ID
street six story unfinished elevator apart
ment hou,e. on plot 75x1oo. The property Vas
acquired recently by the seller az auction ana
will be completed b. the new owners.
1uST STREET.-THE Weinstein estate has
sold the six story elevator apartment mouse
No e05 west 141st street, covering plot 15S
100 feet. commencing loo teet west Of
Broadway. 70 client OF II. d. Baker
y Thayer Robb has sold the four story
dwellng house No. 50 East o5th street on lot
lG.SXi0o .. He look the mouse IN cNchaNge
last September from Mrs. Van tngep for no.
East 73d street
THE BRONX
FORT INDEPENDENCE sTREET-Thomas
!. Totten has sold the plot on the west side
~ Fort Independence street, 100 feet north
OF Heath avenue, 2jx1JSx41Xl90.
VIRGINIA ANENUE-Mrs Margaret Beck
or has sold q plot at The corner Of Virginia
and Blackjack avenues, $685. feet.
TINTON AVENU John A. Steinmetz has
I sold FOR Mr. Holzhamper to ". J. Koran No.
723 linton avenue, a four story triple nat
house.
PERRY AVENUE-John \ Steinmetz ha.
solo for the Metropolitan and suburban Realty
I Company No 1921 Perry avenue, q two family
house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26
DIR. LYMAN OBTAINS RELEASE
Court Holds He Cannot Be Held on
Auto Company's Complaint.

Justice Golf yesterday sustained the writ
of habeas corpus sworn out for DR.. j.
Grant Lyman, who was arrested on COM
plant If an automobile company as he was
about to sail for Cuba, and ordered his
discharge The charge against the doctor
was that he had bought an automobile and
failed to pay for II. lie was held in $4,000
bail IN the police court.
The argument in the habeas corpus pro-
ceedng revealed the fact that DR.. Lyman
had given note OF $3.S60 for the car, de-
Quoting expenses Of $40 He contended
that the transaction was an absolute sale.
The note was due on January |. Because
OF the holidays the note fell due on January
B. The automobile company had discounted
the note in the Riverside Bank, which
failed to open again on that day.
Justice Golf held that II the bank had
opened the complainant would have re-
ceived credit for the note. and having sold
tho car and received the note In payment
Or. Lyman could not be held for trying to
convert the automobile Illegally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26
AN EXCHANGE PLACE LEASES
Gwsthmey & Co. TO Occupy an Entire
Floor in New Building.

Mooyer & Marston have leased for the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company 20
Gwathmey & Co. cotton brokers, the en-
tire fifteenth floor OF the new building a.
No. - 20 a Exchange Place. for term oil
years
Charles Buermann d Co. have leased for
r. Connolly the seven story loft and stable
building No g Broome street for five years
Denzer Brothers have leased the south
store and enti.e basement al Nos 459 and
4Sl Broadway southwest corner OF Grand
street, 10 MIchscls & Lindeman, Inc; the
fourth loft. at Nos. loi and lc5 Bleecker
street, corner OF Greene street 10 Joseph
Wolnstein, and 10000 square feet at No. Alb
to AZ East Sth street 10 II. Goldberg.
Moore e. Schultz have leased for Sigmund
Wechsler for a long term Of years the store
No. lS3 West 18th street 10 William
Koonz, who will occupy il as jewelry
store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26
GARDEN FOR SALE AGAIN
Directors Offer Madison Square
Structure for $3,500,000.

Madison Square Garden i6 In the market
Advertisements TO this effect were printed
yesterday announcing that the big struct-
ure could be purchased for $.SoO.0O. With
ing the last twelve months there have been
several rumors that overtures were nearly
perfected for the sale Of the property and
that some prospective buyers were planning
to replace the landmark with commercial
buildings.
Frank X. Sturgis, president Of the Madi-
son Square Garden Company. said yester-
day that the purchaser can use the site
for any purpose desired. George r. Read
e. Co. who are authorized 10 sell the
property. nearly disposed Of the Garden a
year ago, but there was a hitch among
the bondhoders, and the property was
withdrawn from the market FOR time.
Among the present directors are J. Pier
pont Morgan. Adrian Iselin, jr, Peter
Cooper Hewitt. William +. Wharton. Harry
X Knapp and Mr.. Sturgis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26
MORE OFFICERS FOR ARMY
Bill in Congress to Increase Number
by -Four Hundred

Washington, Jan. An increase In the
number Of officers OF the army by 100 is
recommended by the Military Affairs Com
mittee OF the House. in a bill reported back
TO the House to-day. The committee &C
companies It's recommendation with the
statement:
In the interest Of efficient and good
administration affecting the whole country
II is almost imperative on the part Of Con-
gress to grant at least the measure Of re-
lief reported by this committee.
The bill as it was originally proposed 10
Congress, provided for 612 additional Off
GERS This number was asked for by the
leading officers Of the army and by Pres-
dent Taft to relieve the embarrassing Sit
nation resulting from the necessity OF de-
failing officers of the line to other duties.
The committee has cut this number down
20 400 and with the strong recommendation
II gives 20 the bill II is believed IL can be
passed at this session The measure al
ready has passed the Senate in its original
form.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26
ROBIN HEARING TUESDAY
Court Orders Alienists to Report
as To Ranker's Sanity.

Judge Swami WI hold q hearing Tuesday
in General Sessions 10 settle definitely the
question whether or not Joseph 6. ROBIN
the indicted banker, is legally sane. An
order was issued by him yesterday calling
,,pon DR.. Charles L. Dana and DR.. Pearce
Bailey 20 examine Robin and report on
January 81 their opinions regarding the ac-
cuse6 bankers mental condition. BY di-
rectjon of the court a jury will be en-
ranelled on that day TO assist in deciding
the question
The proceeding will be the first IN TINS
county under Section S36 of the Code OF
Criminal Procedure, which became et-
sectjve In September The province OF the
Jury viii be merely 10 help Judge Swami
sn reaching a decision. Other witnesses be-
side the two alienists called by the court
order will probably testify
District Attorney Whitman and William
T. Jerome, former counsel for Robin VIII
~ present, but viii have no right, except
nv courtesy of the court, 10 take part In
the proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26
LIS PENDENS,

74TH ST. 30s 70 $40 East: 5sth 81 "a 8.
23s seth a.. PAS to $40 East. 9th 81. $40 Eas
204th 81. 2 70 10 East: Barker ave s. lots
and IS. map og village II Wiiliamsbr.dge s.
iams agt William Brown Fl al (admeasunme
OF dover etc): attorney. II Joseph.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD 8 rs r
Jennings 81. 5Oxl0o. Elizabeth E Rolet ag,aH
Singh Realty co et al coreclcs1re OF mtg :. !;
torney z O'Brien.
Levine agt Sarah Goldberg Ooreach OF contrac
attorney, c W Groll.
74TH ST. 43 East. Lawyers Title rrsursa
and Trust Co sgt Charles Clausen e. al f.'s
closure OF mtg: attorney. Laehman.
Sd AVE. 4O65 to 4071; samuel MoskalS u
Rose Soaugenthsl et al amended action % trs
close mechanics LEM; attorneys. Pantsl
Gickstein.
list ST. E. 100 u W OF Az. A. 251if!:
Sarah Bentley agt Nathan Reisler e. al ,i''t
closure OF rtg>; attorneys Rowland Murray
Prentice.
BATHGATD AVE. 8 cor i7sth St oo6eah
irreg: Junius J Pi,tman ct al sst Oscar G,i;'-
baum et al foreclosure ~ mtg, attofhf.s
Parker IL Ernst.
105TH ST. II East: Lizzie Brady az Aa,i
Berkinson ct al foreclosure of mtg; a'toInS'
T J Brady.
HEATH AVE. " >. - 4 OF 230th r N
i25: Charles Shapiro agt Netzier BuAilN 4,
Construction 90 notice OF lSyyli atio'nsg,
Elder.
WIILETT ST. 81. Thomas Ro,hmann a.
solomon or Salmon Reiner FL al OorscloYr q
mtg. attorney. r p Trautmann.
HEATH AVE, cor 229th 81. 2i9 .xinA
irreg: Peter Alexander agt Cathleen IiFnel .
al foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys Alezsn'S
Ash.
WATER ST. sl4 and Cl6. LOWS KryeTiit,
sgt sophie Stoller - al foreclosure o. nAi
attorneys. House. GrOssruau s. Norhals.
ALLEN ST. g s - n ~ stanton 81, ~,
SIG: Katharine kingsland o. ~ agt DAVE
BartelstOne 81 al foreclosure OF mtg9 auoH'''
K de Foster. .
NARMlON AVE, y q cor l76th -. mai.,
Hattie Danuhauser act katonah Consuucts ::
IT al (smended foreclosure % mlgli si~ffs'. ;
Wray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26

George Jung agt wiedhopf cons,nic,eS
er ard contractor: s25j6 81. "a e.
DAWSON AVE . cor r,ciyn a
Caremont Lumber 5nI Mdnufscig,,g Poi
Frank Ten Brook. owner and go b
SlJ7 30. 9ifsat
ATTORNEY ST. 1Ii Frederick ~.
List edes. owner: n Amtus, cenirarte,' e.
lS3D Sr. N g. e9.7 n y Of ws.,l.
l75xloJ. Pierce. Butter 4 Pierce vsnsuNn a.,
90 agt Irvine Realty Go and gaIis'elae' sr,.
60. owners Kendall Plumbing ara ms kaSs
contractor. Si,3s3 50 a'ag q
DONGAN ST. u 3. whole from, b.,.
and Intervale aves. 200xi2J. sarns 40, IN,
BUILDING 90. owner. Kendall Pig,ns,A eI,
Heating GO. contractor. Ssfo 90 II
CHARLOTTE ST, ?. 1876 n On
Gf1ijO; same agi Charlotte Street csDoso, :.
owner: Kendall Plumbing ana FIesflr, ssT,s'a,
tractor: 1898 60 - -,
10TH ST. =, whole front be,es., -
and Forest sves. l15x242. Pierce. ps,'tsss
Pierce Manufacturing ca agt Emma " Me 1
owner; Kendall Plumbing end Hes,iry.sr.sse
tractor. $3.50 80. ~ "a
DAVIDSON AVE. ~ r. Whole ,,o,, d.
Burnside ave and iS0th ~. Dagldsor ~F.ts,
whole front between iSoth and islq s',' /
1s0th IT. :, whole front between DsytS II
Grand ayes y: iSOfh - n = ,tNn 4
between Davidson and Grand avss. --y.eos %,
son ave, :. whole front between issA ,ie--
Burnside ave. O.; Ilsrrl,on ave. 5 : J. =
Murray agt Charles Rosen'hal osns,' -,
Contracting co. contractor. S6sl g. y
35TH ST. ~ West; James l. McD4rro,
sgt Austin y Fletcher. evr. owner and ~ $50 -
tor: s3.s77 80. a'
f63D ST. a3j 70 90 East. Iitusvlu. T.,
ast Advance Building CO. owner: Renssl - z
ing and Heating 60. contractor. tios0 IS ~
165TH ST. 2. 81 r. q Of SUNNI, a..
100. Metropolitan Sewer Pipe % sg' ~ y
schlechter. owner. John J Spearing < Sd =
tractors. so S.
FORSYTH ST. '2i3. Frooks Ensin. I, =
Benjamin Kessler. owner and contractor t,f
10TH ST. 221 East. same sgt cohan 81,
stein & Co. owner ana contractor. s2s a. ~
9Th ST. 533 East. same agt Isrss ~.
owner and contractor: So 30.
CHERRY ST. 222: same Az scheer el,,.
Realty Co. owner and contractor; s3s n
: 6fsT ST. 332 East: same AIT Morris Cos,....
owner and contractor; SIS -.
ATTORNEY ST. II and 70. same az, "a,
I.eyins sons. owners and contractors: san -
IN, contractor. Sif 10.
% AVE. f4l same sgt Samuel FEN a..
and contractor; s26 %.
GOTH ST. 403 and 405 East. SAN, az M
Schif, owner and contractor: 500 70
list ST. 4lS and 4ls East. same 81
Miller, owner and contractor $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26
CASE FOR JURY OF REPORTERS
Court Asks News Gatherers to Decide
Truth of Prisoners Story.

When Judge Rosalsky was confronted
with the problem Of accepting or rejectirt
the story Of Max Goldstein yesterday in
General Sessions that Goldstein had lost
$40 belonging 20 his employer. he asked
Inc newspaper reporters in tho courtroom
10 decide the issue.
Not guilty" was the unanimous verdict
Of the Jury Of news CATERERS.
hinder the circumstances. ! will confer
with the District Attorney before placing
thie man on trial" said Judge Rosalsky
6;oldstcln tod a straightforward story and
Impressed every one IN he room that he
was truthful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS LEM

143D ST. s., 1875 n " Of sth ave: s,.--
d Barnett. inc, agt John Dena!a et a.: Or (;
1910. 1905.
37TH ST. $50 and 1872 Wet; Kosslsky =.
ast Church of the Holy lnnocen's Ro-,,
Catholic ct al; Dec %. 1910, 1925.
ID AVE, 1903 and 1905. Herman sl,,. 4
agt Matilda r Fitzsimmons 81 al; psc I,
1910; s95.
CLAREMONT AVE, i3s and 40: Corr,
dated Chandelier GO agt Tuscan conrrsc,s,
CO et al: Nov 10. 1910; Sl.027 30.
2eTH ST, 51s 10 534 West: Louis P,r,,
, agt Realty Co OF West Twonty-.lxth Srs
ct al; Sept u, 1910 (by bonc) $3.50
SAME PROPERTY; Alpha Portland c.-.
Co egt same; Aug IL, 1910 (by bontl. n
OBJ 43. ~
SAME PROPERTY: Cornelius J Gap,s.,
agt same; Aug 20. 1910 (by bond: t?2;lS
MULBERRY ST. 70: AlbereRe Stone c. =,
Rsffaele Prieco 81 al; Dec %. 1910: SEQ v