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The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29

Nell went to
the door and look
ed out. AS far az
her eyes could see
there was wintry
Wilderness a n d
through the pur-
pie shadows Of
the coming night
8 h o n 9 a few
lights. like stars.
Each light repre-
scented a farm
house. and each
house. like the
one In which Nell
was staying was
full of happy.
noisy people.
And Nell was
not happy. she
W a n I g d quiet.
Like a hunted ami.
NAL she looked
this way and that
Co. -~ ~ ~ - .
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29
Civilization.

"Well, Won Lung" says the custom
er, Il suppose that you are going back
to China to help organize the new Re-
public?"
No." suavely replies the laundry
man, II wait until the new Republic
is organized-then l go back and or
ganize laundry trust"
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29
HoMEsEEkERs ExcURsi SION
RATES TO TEXAS AND NEW
MEXICO POINTS DUR.
INC 1911

On the first and third Tuesdays Of
each month during the entire year
The Colorado and Southern Rail-
way will sell round trip homeseekers'
excursion tickets to great many
points in New Mexico and Texas at
greatly reduced rates. Final limit
rs days allowing liberal stop-over
privileges. For detailed information.
rates, ETC., call on your nearest Colo
RADIO and Southern agent or address T.
E. Fisher. General Passenger Agent.
Denver. Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29

"John," said Mrs. Jones, solemnly.
what are all those packages you are
addressing to your stenographer?"
typewriter supplies" asserted Mr..
Jones.
And who shall say he lied. She
packages contained nothing but choc-
olates, chewing gum, roses and an in
vitation to luncheon.
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29
A Cruel Question,

Skeezick's car had turned turtle and
as he sat gloomily contemplating the
situation Uncle Silas refined in his nag
and stopped outside.
Turned over. hain't she7" he OBJ
served.
YEP" said Skeezick. shortly.
Want to .sell2" asked Uncle Silas.
YES" said Skeezick. I'LL sell out
cheap"
whats your upset price?" asked
Uncle Silas with grin.
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29
The Worst Over,

Mary-Are you going to ask Ida to
your bridge? She has been home from
Europe six weeks.
Alice-Why. yes; Ill ask her. She
must have stopped telling her foreign
experiences by now,
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29
A Striking WomAn:9

az see that a noted London suffra-
gette has married policeman"
THAT'S strange ! wonder how they
happened to meet!" 80 = ~ -
at was during one Of the earlier
riots. She made a deep impression on
him." aFjr-
Howl" -..s'- 81;
with a brick"
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29
The Execution,

Take my advice and mind your
own affairs. No man ever got rich
fighting other peoples battles"
II don't know. How about a law
yer?"
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29

well, whaddy you want?"
II am the man who was married in
the cage of wildcats"
II asted ye whaddy you want?"
II thought l would like to look
into the cage again. fear left
my wife there and took one of the
wildcats"
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29

Here's an account of a fellow who
took two years to make toothpick."
Some overdrawn. eh?"
"Oh, / don't know. l know of a
mother who took five years to make a
match"
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29
quad Wronq Party.

az don't understand why Matilda has
,ad me Judge" protested the defend
SUE - recent breach of promise suit.
90 only did the asking, while she aio
tho promising. Judge.
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29

Even II anybody accidentally hap
pened to save little money Christ
mas or birthdays or something lick
that would come along to burn it up
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29
AND NEW YEAR Holt
DAY EXCURSION FARES
VIA
THE DENVER q RIO GRANDE

One fare for the FOUND trim between all
stations in Colorado and New Mex
s 80 on the Denver & Rio Grande
rSSsteni, also correspondingly low
sIHets on sale December %, "a, IS. 80,
fiorahd January 1, between all sta
oIS ns IN Colorado and New Mexico
6en, December a. between all points
PPvhNver. Colorado Springs. Mantle u.
ava pio Trinidad. Cahon City, Salida
AL Intermediate points and La Veta.
6ninosa, Creole. Antomto, Durango.
ternaes. Telluride, Ridgway and In
For Neturn Limit january 3, 1912.
Mates and full particulars. call on
Rio Grande Agent,
FRANK A. wADLEIGH,
General Passenger Agent,
Denver. Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29
Sure Of Him,

She is evidently certain that he is
going to propose to her.
What makes you think so?
She intends to spend SIS on his
Christmas gift.
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29

Mrs. wfnslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens the gums. reduces inhamma-
ton, allays pain, cures wind collie, pc q bottle
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29

Not the Proper Attitude.
ION Bonded knee begged her for q
kiss" .-s.
"And what did she sayr
Told me to, get up and be practt-
cal."-Stray rios = -''-s ~
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29
SCALING the Peak.

Knicker-Is that Boston girl frigid?
Bocker-1 should say so. When fell
lows call on her they tie themselves
together with ropes,
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29

Irrigation projects are receiving the
serious attention of the government
of Brazil.
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29

A Barber-ous Operation.
"D,d the daring volunteer beard the
lion in his eager
Yes"
What happened?"
"rhe lion was bearded and the dar-
Ing volunteer got close shave.
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29

Wouda llOm tho
city as q being
from an o I b Q r
sphere: she was SO
dainty. SO different
from the girls in
his own village.
Nell knew what
she was doing
whom she told him
not to ask her to
stay: she had
known for a long
time of the ques-
ton that trembled
on his lips. She
knew he wanted
to marry her, as
a woman knows
who Is wise In the
ways of men.
She thought OF
the life she might
lead II she married
him, a life In the
big farmhouse. sun
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29

Wood" exclaimed the little fellow.
why, though wood was a non-con-
ductor." lr.
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29

The wise manicure never hits the
nail on the head.
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29

Peet-Can you give me tip ON
stocks?
Stretches. but in consideration OF
our long friendship, won't.
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29

Makes the laundress haopy-that's Red
Gross Bag Blue. Makes beautiful, clear
white clothes. All good grocers.
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29
Accounting Tor 1t. .

- ttAE Accounting TOT u.
Jones ia usually "a disagreeable
man, but since he went into politics
he has such a lot Of honey In his
speeches" ~ 49,
THAT comes of having the ONCE
bee In his bonnet"
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29
Out Of Place.

what is your name, little boy?"
queried the street car conductor of a
small passenger who was travelling
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29

willie JONES'" was the reply.
whats your name?"
John Wood" answered the conduc-
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29

TREES md SEEDS Apple ioc; Cherry DC; Peach
&c; Plum lie Free Caaiog N. j. Cullen, Denver. Colo
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29
BON l. LOOK DsnsE II s' kInds Of MEs
log mailed free Cor 18th Blake. Denver
HOWARD 6. BURTON. AssAYER & CHEMIST

LEADvILLE. COLORADO.
Specimen prices: Gold silver. lead. 81: gold.
silver. 75c: gold. SOC: zinc or copper. 81.
Mailing envelopes and full price list sent on
application. Control and umpire work So
hclted. Reference: Carbonate National Bank
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29

uncles. or II you
like 1t better. there
is a cottage at the
edge Of the farm
where you could
stay II you wish
ed"
The old man
flashed a crafty
glance at him.
Would 1t cost me
enything?" he ask.
ed.
Nothing" said
JACK.
Then marry her,"
said the old uncle.
land I'll come and
live In the cottage
alone"
Nell's face was
in her hands. and
as Jack bent over
her. she whispered,
"Oh, l can't let you
f3p .tYp
The Springfield herald., 1911-12-29

manufacture. are prohibitory and greatly
in excess OF, the. difference in cost of pro-
ductiou here tand abroad. Thti ID, trus OF
top. ,of ,yarnA with the exception Of
wovnted yarhs of very high grade). and
of low and medium grade cloth Of heavy
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

Discrepancy of S3,2SS.27l Is
Blamed on Bookkeeping.

WASHINGTON. oct "a discrepancy OF
more than S.2SS.2u between the mate'l''
on hand and that called for boy the oooNs
Of the Washington Navy Yard was S"oN
bv the inventory OF that yard lus' l',-'
Melted according 20 an announcement y.
Secretary Never Of the Navy Depar rll'''''
today This is the first inventory OF
ord made NJ this yard In the last t"e"'
e,e wears. The discrepancy Is atlrlo"''-
- loose hookkeepinC which SeoI''A-'
49, set out 20 correct some time aso'
The washington yard was the 'aS'
80 N.-a the new accounting system es'a'-
,tsbe5 tha Boston. New York. Phuade4plls'
D-,-s.I,, Portsmouth. y II; puget souno.
Mare Island. Charleston. ;. c. Ca'',e - g.
O,oreapo yards preceding N's''-''-
secretary Never said.
In The past owing 20 the .au5'E . I'm navy
~ fooJxkeoping. materials leSHt.' --t'1a for
,o~5e were frequently L't t--. a .ri,-ary-
tFe .rse0ueuCe being thal az -..EE.,iT show
, .s-,. +fs hooks Ui the NeI0 N',,'-' s...,7
D1s-eriel ON hand not aclaoLE -e-,Ia h8re
IN inventory while me ~L..- ,,I+ -rrrru-
rv hoard cuautiti-S of mdleflal NOT
OF H'e--' ,,,-.iea- and therefore .
fal-'- -b. hooks OWNS 20 LAc .i-
,.efua rf many ordnance units. fr.-aa 5ir-
49, rarrfruIarlv Nani" % S.l'" ,,.-l ma
s,~.,,.es between the Naldr 's .f.re,, lv
l-,cts actually au hama ana +s
The books.
Tre Navy Department .ihc'~'7 .-,.-.-
.r.,-r,- that ther. was mo- ina'.'L'"
.-o- that moral turp.troe was -".o''. .'
+ra discrepancy. and that q, '.''o
~. duo to anti4ua-ed rookkee ms
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.

r--...-... f. p Foster and ano rrustees @. An
A A....r,'ar FOR ,ha Relief Of Respectable Aged
--r'- r-,5...l N sand ana aro ex-s 20 Frederic
do F. Foster and aua. trustees S..
llarsar.. Becker 90 Fannie Einstein - a.
1ar5 Nl5ra- Individually ard as exr. Of Mary
Mayer 20 Fredcrirk 4 Adler 81 .,ooo
Louise Whitney tu Mar p -'ir'rs Sl".
Frank T.. Anthony 20 Title Guarantee and Trust
-u,9a-and .d Realty 60 TO Charlie Construction
Sew Y1rk life Irsuranrs and rrust 90. Jruz-
t-. tn Title Guarantee ard Trust 90. E"-u'"
,ro'-g5s. org.fe 9.. \ 81 ono '''''''.
-''. tt-r l. puryes. ezr. to Matilda Hutchinson;
''9'' F2sa-a Dettner 90 Elizabeth NJ Det,ner. ?
W.u.am Arnold as a4mr. TO Charlotte A
'r1.Ii- Neu,,ad, 70 Hudson Trust co $40.
Matthew D Harrington to Frank = Sshaef-
E.mer pavr,ar and ano trustees. to MARY p
F.4 Powell 90 Kate Hamum. 5000
Robert Miller. To- Jennie Mr'Ieuahau $3.50
Ftrr Avenue Bamt of Nrn York 60 Herman
Born 5000 ...-.-t.-. e,ao
e.es COMPANY ~ New York. S-4 ~
Estates settlement co ta Manhattan Mortgage
' l5ea1 --.noneberFer 60 Charlotte schonsD~r-
- raEara s. BLACK to Title Guarantee and Trust
limited states Realty and Improvement Go TO
Trnrt savings Bank $4,000
Elizabeth E Wilson ta American Mor'sase 90;
Elizabeth poo.ing Co Charles u Donohus.
'",,,t albany savings Bank to Metropolitan savings
Tft., insurance 90 to Abner Mills. trustee.
9vrsr. Mortgage 90 10 Anthony r. Troesrher.
$40 100
-rs t0 same. $500
Same. fU oliver W COOK. NfNifF'
-.r.. t0 Jeremiah D CamrIun ryr ana TRUSTEES
S. uuu
f..v.e.ra Title Insurance" unH TRUST 90 tn Law
.are Nurfrarr fu. Hii.'f'
Same tn fame $50
Waiter Is Gurur. 90 iI ifitI"'.t q" hA+usii MS
d. l.urrss .f If trIi-t.'f. f-i'F'
SAM. o. same. Slooun
f.w... % brewster trustee. fo jane Fl Drew
stsr trustee so
r,.r... brewster st al to james % Brew
ftar. trustee flN
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

The real estate market showed htte
activity yesterday. only few sales were
announced. In the building Of apartment
houses an item Of interest was the report
that the Old Lyceum Building Company
which has just been incorporated by sum
ncr Gerard. Amos r. Z. Pinchot and Y. A.
Smyth. is TO erect a twelve story structure
opposite the Cathedral Of 81. John the d.
vine.
The building Will be erected on the south
side Of 10th street. 80 feet west OF Co
lumbus avenue. on a plot lo0xl50 feet
Joseph p Day will offer at L o'clock
noon to-day in the Vesey street salesroom
four choice Broadway parcels, all IN the
busy business section Of the city 10 settle
the estate Of John r. Lawrence. The prop
critics TO be offered include:
No s54 Broadway extending through 10
Benson Place. "a five story loft building
30. 500 Broadway. extending through 10
no. l71 Mercer street five story loft
building. No 55s Broadway. extending
through TO Nos 1896 Crosby street. four
story loft building. and Nos. a24-925 Broad
way. Just north ol Dist street. four story
loft building Liberal terms have been ar
ranred-60 per cent az AZ per cent. or % per
cent al per cent. may remain on mort
sage for one. two or three years.
The records reveal the fact that the
William Fox Amusement Company, which
conducts the Memo moving picture theatre
.n the old Lion Palace at the southeast
corner of Broadway and Cathedral Park
way. has acquired the entire property from
Mrs Josephine del Draso. Titt was trans
fer-ed on Saturday for a nominal consid-
Grafton The new owners gave back "a
mortgage of $4,000 90 Mrs. del Drago The
property fronts about l0n feet on each thor
oulhfare The building will he extensively
altered. tho theatre part being enlarged 20
twice its present size. A roof garden VIII
also ba added Mrs del Drago's first hus-
band was August Schmid. owner OF the
Lion Brewery. who left am estate OF more
-Eau N.e00o1o
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

rrrl,a stone has sold for the First Mort
.,.o, Dab.r-sre and Real Estate Company
~ tbe r S. l.. Realty COMPANY twenty
three lots Ga Janvrin and Merriam avenues.
cedar Knobs. Yonkers. The purchaser VIII
erect three dwelling houses.
The Lewis H MAY Company resoid rom
,..,s part of the property recently sold 10
,reS d H. Construction Company on D'.h-
.r.or avenue. at Edgemere. Long is'aho.
plo. ON which large hote. VIII De con-
..-.,.,.5 f.r occupancy. with all improve
...,t- to Mrs sophie Hoffman. who con-
J,,te5 the Hoffman House in Arverne.
slawsau d. Hobbs have sold for John w.
bailey The three story store and Office
buu5,ne. nos. 50 and 6s pike street Port
Jervis. on plot 5oxi00 feet
pease d. Gilman have rented ior Ossoou
peu his Wheauey HIS estate al West
burv Long Island. to Gerard b. Lambert
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
RECORDED LEASES.


FRONT ST. a.. an. Adrian Rr-t.. 81 ,o,o. 200
George W Never. yrs from May l. W.
taxes and S17e0. address al Front 81
rENOX AVE w cor 1920 ST. corner store
Anna 81 Brirzwan 20 Leo hllm.1.
from MAY I 1912. $1,000. address l'l W's'
l45l ST.
LENOx AVE s. q corner 11lth ST. all
Kramer Contracting GO 90 Morris Flncn anS
auo. - yrs from Fob D. 1917 taxes ana
10000. address. I6~ L@ncX ave.
RAILROAD AVE. corner Maine ST. Bay
chester. hote. .tc. Dennis Manoner ~ jacob
ra--ar. a vre from N0r D. 1911. sou. .'
dress. Baycbester ave and Gun HilI Road.
ID AVE 1870. north store and a9serns 5.r1.... M
and g. rooms Ka'r Bottr o. Fritz Li'.r.
. yrs mos from Ocr ]. i"il Sl'-"' 900
dress 1890 I'd awe
aD AVE 40~e. store. etc. cor l7'ta a,.
Zodiac Realty Go rr Harry Franltel'Lsa. y
WIS from JuIF T. 1911. 7Nn 90 5000. ADo'e ess
500 East -75rr So
9Th AVE. Is. all. John sake ana an93'
ax-s % John N1~1a0. rrs tr'M JAN DID,
1905 81 440. address Is 9th ave
q-TH ST l47 East. basement. elizabeth
Douglass -o Thomas j B-~re F Nrs from '..
i. 1911. 81 o0U to $1,000. address. ZOO EA-,
25tr sr
pS-H IT. 81 West. all. Nl1-v T Rennard,
r--lstee to William -cHop. lo yrs from ''' Do
faIl. $1,000. address. 400 West l-".h ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
CROWDS At REALTY SHOW
New Method Of Concrete House
Building Attracts Attention

The Real Estate and Idea. Homes snow.
which opened I'm Madison Square Garden
on saturday and viii continue for the r"-
uaiudo- of the week. was largely attended
Yesterday From the way visitors are flock
ing 90 The exhibition it is evident that the
attendance records of -ae former TWO shows
held in the big aunhtthearre viii he broken
one Of the interesting exhibits 10 the pros
u-e-ive builder is the new method Of pour
ur concrete houses. devised by NJ d
lTorr.u. . Washington architect The ad-
vantage .t concrete construction has long
been rec1-r.zeG. bu- the cost of lumber Tor
wooden forms and the labor necessary III
-~.rsta-~u1 such forms from one position
ra another have. 20 large extent. coun-
raru4.srred th+ saving ON tine initial cost
of materials The chief merit Of this new
method seems 20 be- that ITS inventor has
succeeded IN mak.nl "a cheap and practical
system of steel form or moulds
udeire from the exhibit shown az me
Garden the principal equipment for build
Ing these houses consists of TWO tiers ot
1su-4d plates. .wa feet square ineem'l7'y
HINGED together So that as the upper tier
is poured fuu " cement the lower tier can
b, swung into position above IT, Each time
the plates are moved they are cleaned ana
creased thus making "a smooth surface
The markings formed 90 the joints between
the plates may either be left out or cur OH
while further 0-uamentation IS made pos
efrIa bv the use of tile inlays
The walls of an ordinary small dwelling
-o..sa r.v. been completed by this method
tr zen .a.. Gme The fact that -can9-d-
a.f r. r . il. e
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

Tourneur Realty co 10 LAWYERS Title InsH5o sur
auc, and Trust CO. s3'.''"'
Broadwbv-
seTH ST s. 1os IT OF East Eef .,5 ave e.
Anne = Wood s. 900. address hui'ns''''
Ions Island
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg ss'ool oo.,,, "S5 So
- due April s. 1913. sPsoo. ,d5rcss 586
West ffitE 90
lIsTH ST. lbs West. sty hrk. 2,nipn, o,, 80
@ instals. 9 per cent. samuel Diaino"1 "a
T au5 - Lcvvcorn, $1,000. address
letTR ST s5 East 1sxloo oct 7. 3 s yrs
Jacob Moss o. American Morteage CO. >''''''
address 81 Nassau st
10TH ST. s. 10 n of Amsterdam ave.
-ny~- tprior mtg $40 00OI, sept II. due hs
per bond. Henry Guttermann and MaX Mag
nes 20 Jacob Schoen s. 900 address 81 west
THE BRONX.
ANTHONY AVE. q s. 3eS n n Of Burnside
-v. 21zIlO. Sept 5. yrs. : per cent, Ma
Brodsrick 20 william WeiaFeh.-tt5i i-tt ~ East
Orange. j
RELMoNT AVE. 24e5. lezs7 prior. m.g 77s
sG. .o0OI- oct =. vr. per cent Ernest 30 30
maine - George " Roper; $500 address 20
East seth
ACrFDrCT AVE 22ol 5sx1oo. oct o.
due AS per bond. Marv 2 Bel 70 ltle 'uI-
antee end Trust Co. $4,000 address 100
Broadway.
BEDFORD PORK BOULEVARD. 5 cor
Pe-rv ave, 1avlsi: equal lien with mtg
SO. 900. oct q. vrs. MARY X FlL1palilCh a
United States Savings Bank, NN''V'' a."
dress 500 Madison ave
LOTS $50 and G32 map Laconia PARK loA
Too. oct :. ] W. G per cent = ana : hea.a-
Go o. Catharine r Ahrpns. sl'hn- addIesS'
4Ug- 9Th ave. Brooklyn.
WEBSTER AVE. 1851. 51x71. yrs; Oct p,
Morris Graham Construction 90 % Alneri J.
Haear. $50 uuu. address "A West toth ST.
WASHINGTON AVE. c g 80 p ~ ll3d 81,
tlx1nu. Dcr 20. ? vrss Har-isctta Hoieint 60
fn .tr. Isabelle Memaith Corporation. S-A'"".
address. Amstard4m ave and Ituth ST.
r-T sT. q IS. lots 60 and G'3. map Lacconia
pa-. 5uvIOu. OCT r. due Feb ] l'l- ' per
cent. O. and Realty C1 to Alfred ff'uh'H
-rals-. S4uu. address 1915 Madison ave.
SAME PROPERTY. oct z. duo ls Ier
bond. Rosario II Buc t0 and Realty co.
81. 400. address 500 East lf3th 81
tTH AVE SO s. lot -. map Clar'mont 5oN
700. Do- G. vr % per cent. Bridget 1lal
~1n to Grace J. Horton. S4o". address ISL
Broadway.
r9oTu ST. q g. 100 r. e NJ cypress ave. -.N
ION. Sept 70. 4 vr --a per cent Patrick NC
Morrow tu tho Bronx savings Bank fl"",
address 500 fremont ave.
ltgD 81. s. IS. 1G0 q Of Prospect ave, 80x
.rreE. Oct r 3 yrs g per cent Frederick r
French 90 90 Adoipn and Henry BLOCH. 80
500. address g9 Nassau st
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
LIS PENDENS.

900. -- 100 East. Christlana Sherman ag
"l7l "a sherman notice n .evyJ. attorney
o Ball
cpAxT AVE. 1904: Robert Kirsaldy et al
Tfs9A-.I,aoi Mcclure et al tspeciic perform
a,,ce, ise attorney. ] Duross
,v ct "a. Isabel - curtis. eXecutrix
PEhhtl q Poole 81 al foreclosure n mtg
attorney. T L Bailey
e7rH ST. &c West. Hermann Rie6 agt Era
Mar et al foreclosure of mtg attorney o.
Weishaupt.
--,I - 40 East. Henry Hall AZ Kauf
l3' aa,s.-a+b ~ 81 al foreclosure of mtg. attor-
I,or-sTov IT. l2s, Domenico Casteih agt
,,nvsnder : Burns ct al action 70 set asia'
.orvevance): attorney Aa'ari'a
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
PASTOR AND GIRL DROWNED
Minister and Sweetheart Swept from
Buggy Into Treacherous Ford.

Cumberland. Nd oct 9-Advices from
Romney W Va. to-day state that the Rev
F. B Brueu. the young pastor o. the Pres
byterian churches at Springfield and Three
Churches and bis sweetheart Miss sailie
shannon. have been given up as drowned.
The couple started 90 drive 10 service al
Three churches yesterday afternoon. bat
never reached there.
The whole countryside joined in the
search for them without success. Tho
buggy cushion was found on an island be-
low "a treacherous ford. and the drowned
horse with the broken buggy was discOv-
cred mile below
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

FULTON AVE w r. 10 q
w. flora tisicky agt Frsns Io,,4s on u j
closure o' mtg. attorney x p Liepess a. cs !.
l0jTH ST. i55 East Union ~.
York agt AbraW Bachrach ef IL - - CIV.
mtg attorneys Miller King Isas W.. i ..eosa,s !,
BROADWAY 2sf- ard go 49,. irHF.
agt American Purchasing Associs-... iri Rks,.,
n kuntz. 'Y' stla.r,
GRAND AVE. " r. iJo o. 80 ,s,.
lO0, Charles v ho-"ntha agt Mede,s q -,
foreclosure ~ mtg. attoney. t,alg !,
HALL PL. p 81 1872 f' Of Ig7th !,
irreg Mar L.1ase1 !. ,, az, ot'e zs.sc- 9
10Th IT. g. ~ p ~ Na-rf-,
100 Louise Campbell agt James r 80 u
al foreclosure of mtg aft0reys VA I
camp.
SAITH ST. SIS y n % Ii,h AL. q,
rrank Genringer AL phiir a., srio1 4
action 10 foreciose mechanics nenl- s,,, !
r Kelly.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

AVENUE A-Maurice AIandeIbaum. Of Man
delbaum 81 Levine. has purchased trom int
estate 0f Mary a Blinn the northeast corner
OF Avenue and l2-h street a FIVE story tene-
ment house. on lot 26X52 feet This is the nrst
transfer Of the property iu hfty-fve years. p
J. casey and james %. O'Douuell negotiated the
sale.
ROSEWOOD sTREET-v. f. q ". T. Brown
have sold for Mrs. Nina SturZeneCger the lIol'
l25xlOu feet. az the southeast corner OF Rose
wood street and Barker avenue
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
WILL NAME CUBAN SHIPS
President Gomez S Daughters to Take
Part in Launching Of Men-of-War.

Pnuadelphia. oct e.-Four daughters OF
President Gomez Of cuba are in this city
for the purpose ~ participating IN the
1.,,-,o-,-g ~ TWO Cuban vessels AT Cramps.
sri-,.o~5 tomorrow The vessels 20 Dee
rs,,-,orsf are the protected criser Cuba
and -ne training ship Patria.
Miss Uarcissa Gomez and Miss Marina
Come unmarried doughters Of the cuban
President VIII name the ships. They are
a~-omuauied bv se5or de- Morales CoeIo.
secreta~v % the Cuban navy. and wife.
VIII IS daughter Of President Gomez.
and by Dr dc Mencia and his wife. the
fourth daughter The party spent to-day
seeing the sights and making an inspec-
ton Of the new ships
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
SUNDAYS REW-YoRK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for 90 q year.
LEASES

Tucker spcyers q Co have leased for
rho Madison Holding Company 20 client
,na southerIv half OF the store and base
r,ent and half of the eleventh loft in the
buiIdne Nos z and u Madison avenue for
d term ~ ten wears at an aggregate rental
~ $1,000
WorthnStoH Whitenouse has leased Ioi
John r DrexoI the four story d"eiHhs
houses nos 80 and ID East o4tn street
il. C.. Senior < CO. have leased the dwell
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

owner and contractor. John p Devln. contractor
SSl0 o.
IIH AVE. 1G4. JACOB portmau a2t bt".l,
rchalrien. owner. Wellcn Il BaImearten' '"'
tractorS. Sli0.
ltHIH ST s.. whole front between huki-9
and Belmont aves. so 9xff.aN -Vsl1 :. Manna ,l'.'
Rolling MIL agt Salvatore Bari-cO owner, 30
hufssy Victor, contractors $500
PROSPECT AVB n W cor 1sist 81 66xlD'
Michael MOntag jr. agt Wlrth Realty and Con
I stfuctl0n Co. owner and contractor. 500. -
RIVERSIDE DRIVE n e r0r both 81. liszlW.
pire city Gerard 90 agt HiEhwO0d Realty ara
Construction Co. owners and contractors Sl@,-
12S 80.
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