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Liners "JOHNN|ES'
HOAXED BY FIVE
! BALLET BEAUTIES
Johnny at the Dock Takes
Charge Of English Girls
Landing and Luggage.

Johnny-at-the- Dock to-day displaced
the time-honored hero Of slang. Johnny
on-the-Spot to the intense amusement
Of the many passengers who arrived by
che Finland OF the Red Star line.
Among the passengers on the way
ovsr. tho chief interest conferred in nve
very young, very pretty and very Eng
fish young women. They were on their
way 70 lake places in the Metropolitan
Opera ballet. The girls attracted q lot
Of admirers who had planned to continue
their pleasing associations when the
chip docked.
But the wealthy youngsters on board
aid not know that the girls had been in
this country before. and were surprised.
when they landed n prepared to as
sist Tho i've sirens with their luggage, TO
md that New York had sent down n
contingent for that purpose and that the
new arrivals wero expected.
Tho disappointed voyagers looked
angriiy at the newcomers and the other
passengers enjoyed the scene immense
".
Miss Rosa Sullivan. a cousin Of SIR
Arthur. and n writer OF short stories,
was the chief OF tho a%uintette.
Miss Leona NJ. Wells OF Cheyenne,
Wyo.. who holds one OF the most i'm
portant governmental positions held by
. woman. came back on the liner. She
v clerk to the Senate Committee on
Appropriations.
The new Belgian Minister Inc Mrs.
Emanuel Havenlth. were on the list. NJ.
Havenith was. three years ago. Consul
for his country here. More recently no
vas stationed In Persia. His wife was
Miss Helen Ffoulde OF Washington.
Gustav Walther. a vlolinist With very
hong hair. n 5000 'nddie. ara a reputa-
1on ~ an expert. arrived. on a tour
around the world. He said that no was
literally iddllng his way. and that he
would be heard IN this country In con-
cert HIS plans take IN Mexico and
0outh America.
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Genuine Quarter
Sawed Oak Dresser

IIEhlv polished. Colo
nial design. with French
beyei Dlate mirror, 2ss
30i handsomely finish
base ~ inches Wide,
coutainins y ali
dfn Wera end large
drawers, fitted with
wooden HAO NJ
knobs; like GIN IN
cut. Val. $50 4Vs6V
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OenuIuC
Quarter Sawed
Oak ChiiiOnier

Highly polished. Colo
pisl design. with French
heveI nlatr mirror, I0x
2Ut base ~ In. wide.
ere md laFGe
Gts::s sas:. $1e *
Value = xVsIO
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CARNEY INDICTED.
Grand jury Finds Hill Against
Him for Marder of storckccper
stern.

Martin Garvey. held by the police,
charged with the murder OF Adolph
Stern, in connection with the robbery
OF Jacob Jacoby's jewelry store. sixth
avenue and Thirteenth street, or the
evening OF July %, was indicted for
murder In the irst degree. by tho Grand
Jury, late to-day.
Carney was a porter at No. % Worth
street. He Is accused OF being one OF
three men who drove up to Jacoby's
store in a taxicab and. after smashing
the window and stealing fifteen dla-
monds. shot Sterr. dead, as he rushed
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from the store to capture them.

from the store to capture them.
The Grand Jury was an additional one,
f~mpanneled In Part I Of the General
Sessions. The verdict was reported TO
judge O'Sullivan. In all. sixteen wit
nesscs were examined, including Beatrice
Wolf, who furnished the police with
their first Indignation relative to Gar
vey. II resulted In his arrest or Oct. 3.
He lived at No. 60 Leroy street. The
ir/ial evidence, the police thought. was
not sufficient to hold him.
On the Instance. however. OF Assistant
Dlstrict-Attorney Du vivier. Inspector
Hughes and his men. went to work anew
on the case. It Is said they have secured
much new evidence.
Garvey. who IL t~wenty-four years old
will be arraigned 70 plead tomorrow
morning before Judge O'Sullivan.
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RICH AMERICAN ACCUSED
IN LONDON POLICE COURT.
Louis Liquor, Tourist From Rhode
Island, Charged With Attempting
Suicide When Swindled.

LONDON. Oct. 17.-Iouis Lizuori. de-
scrtbed as the son Of wealthy parents
G.. Rhode Island. VISA remanded for
trial in n police court to-day on a
charge Of having attempted 10 commit
suicide by taking poison.
According to the police. Lguori. who
had been touring Europe. was victim
lied by confidence men. and upon los
ing oil his money was In despair. He
has been In a hospital since the alleged
attempt to take his lie.
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ruled by her married ulster and another
nurse was Installed she declared:

Then she left the house and has not
been seen since. When she went AVA
she had Sis In cash. a silver watch and
some jewclry. Whom she did not return
after a reasonable time the family be-
gan searching for her. Doctors FOR
whom she had worked. other trained
nurses. and the nurses homes were,
sought. when this quest brought no
news the family asked the police {,
send out a general alarm for Miss
Keeier.
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N A LOVE
CHASE


(CssSsishs. 1910. b. Associated Li,s,ssy Prsss.,
.I0s Desha!" tbs colonel reared.
his face semi-apoplsctic. why. I'd
send you to Q nunpery. before you
should marry him!"
''1p-deed!" Betty. his eranddaugh'
ter and sole heirsss. said. sticking out
her chin u tho thought. and smiling
IN irritating smile. - she shifted 1t .
rose. The chin Vas softly rounded.
yet bad somehow . suggestion OF
nrmssss 70 match the colonies own.
A willful race the harkvays. said
everybody that knew them - good
frisn1s. fair snsmiss. but sst!--Oh. b.
yoad anything.
~ rising seventy the colonel vas
most 81 upon two things-matchins
Betty With her cousin Duval. 90 the
estate should b kept In the name;
40 heating. with . horse Of bic own
bsesdlag. The pride of the Dssha
stables. whatever that might happss
% ~.
puval. virsiaia.brsd. end st most
. ofth esusla. essAs 70 have suited
nies 0eety - we'll - be did Der
sl1ssA Dss - - y tn ~ family
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pathiIe with me am always glad to
git II and consider It a blessed thing
to have. whether I need II OF not
Sympathy Is Jest the pure juice of the
heart squeezed out fer q friend"
That's like you. Miss seliny Lue.
a-patching up. peoples hurt feelings
and children with kind words and rags
was a-saying to Mr.. Kinney last
night. when he went and got that
cough medicine for Luella from you,
that It's plumb shame you amt got
. round dozen husbands and children
Of Oh. must you go' Please.
ma'am. don't fergit to make me anoih.
er mess Of that medicine: she do
cough SO. come night"
The haven OF her grocery door, hcr
neglected Business. and the shade OF
her own blackberry tree which hung
over the front stoop Of the store lay
In the sight Of Miss Selma Lue. when
another hail sounded from the other
side Of the street. Mrs. Jim Peters
shining face nodded at the window as
she held up . small white bundle and
beckoned by waving 4 tiny red hand.
You amt been In to see him fer two
days. Miss Seliny Lue, and ives both
gittiu' downright hurt with YOU" she
said. Mira. Jim Peters was very, very
young: Jim was aiso young and Was
conductor on the "'Lectric;" and jim.
Junior, was the youngest Of all: In
fact was Of such younsness that he
was still blushing into fiery red with
modification over his very recent cit.
issnship. Mrs. Jim was In that state
OF beatitude which 10 only acquired by
very young things when they acquire
other still younger things on which to
experiment In the way Of asnnels and
pins and 30 forth.
Don't you think he have growsd ?"
she demanded. He will be four weeks
old tomorrow and have promised Jim
70 take him fer ride on the ten.forty
car. He wants TO show him to Mr..
Hill, the motorman. Poor man, he
hasn't been married yet and We feel
20 sorry fer him! Jim said last night.
whom ! let him hold the baby while !
got supper. that he Jest couldn't help
but wish that Mr.. Hill could have
something to live fer. And ! told him
- that was Jest the way felt about
you. Miss Seliny Lue. II do seem that
hurry. want you to see his feet. how
they have growed. and I think n you
could 81 down spell he might smile
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MISS SELNAIUE
a'dMe Soopbom Babe,
f1ARIE THOMPSON DNESS
so y IL s ssssss. 81 kfs sdsssr

Ethel Maud7 Who ever heard Of
a child injuring her mother? Miss
Selling Lue. she must have the rabies.
Maybe she was bit by mad dog when
her mother didn't know II. | reckon
! better call my children on this side
Of the street till L see what happens.
Mig Kinney. ma'am. please wait till
tell you the straight Of II. Ethel
Maud sewed her thumb In the sewing
machine. and she amt hurted bad at
all. In q day or two
We'll, Miss Selling Lue. take II
hard indeed that you let me get so up
sot over the troubles Of one of my
neighbors that amt anything at all.
never expected no such treatment
from you that | calls" Mrs. Kin
ney put her apron to her eyes and be-
gan to smile.
oh, Mis- Kinney, honey. pleaded
Miss Selma Lue. with an eager pat on
the heaving shoulder. Il wouldn't hurt
YOUR feelings fer worlds. Now, who
but you coulder been so kind and
thought up all them Affections fer the
Dobbeses?"
That's Jest IT," sobbed the friendly
one: Il takes more interest In my
friends doings than ! do In my own.
and | don't believe they appreciate II
like they oughter. neither Sometimes
they are SO cold to me when I ask
questions jest outen sympathy"
Yes. they do. Mis- Kinney. honey.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-01-27

Ten Of tho great history-making
conflicts Of the world we're. The
Battle Of Chalsus. <51 A. D.: The Bat.
tie Of Tours. 732 A. D.: The Battle q
Hastings. 1850; Victory Of Joan Of Ara
over the English 1t Orleans. 1879:
Defeat Of tho spanish Armada. 1853:
The battle Of Bienhetm. i70>: Taa
battle Of Pultowa. i70s: Victory II
the American over Bursoyns ct Sara
toga. i777; The Battle Of valmy.
1879, and The Battle uf Waterloo.
1915.
There wers. Of course. many Cthss
battles both antedatins and following
the ones here given which we're very
broad In their influence on the worries
history. The Civil war affords one %
two that wsrs far.rsachins ID their
effects.
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slip Of ais ows IleoI.

.llo - ~. -. A,..A
.'Thr bresds noe runnin. o.s .A..h
Ood--no ma,s.r ho~ ~. ,.v~. M
be said In himss,s :. -. mi, r.sa 80.
the road. ths skim 81 .nov m.ml..
the sound Of hoorhsas.
In ANTE oe the muaains In. A..,A
thcm and smylsA .Even snrcr 900
make In. co.onsl TO-, N. 49, -
said. .Hs.s NO, so,ns ,oo "a, !, AL
s~eethesr,. =. mu., A. M, 800
Whatever happen.--v.rl ,ac. N ~.
Rether--evep n n 1. : co,,rl. ~ h..l.
,sts."
Yes. Towcther---sor m. ~ A.as.
Betty murmursd. hsr FAC. mshaiv
pressed ssain.t his .hou,der
Then she sst clear of rim rAsv
were o9--she would mn, hamn., h,-
Il vas enough tina, n. c.rr,sA -
weight In the race for low, an1 Ma.
She did no, Lnow n ~. ~ or.l -.
armed-he was angry epousS ,or An.
thinx-o, that an. wa. c.rtnin p.s
he had, In a sort. accepted nsr chat.
ienge. n they won tho race he v.a
TOO square a snort mot 10 1orrive
them
Il seemed a bopeless chance rh~
colonel Vas \ weltervsisht bus sir
Archy va. up 10 n Then h. vas
older than bonn, hall uhevi.. 4.
harder condition. She had been eass1
q bit-ai.ow.d TO run n srsaa vhilea-
and fed sugar and applc.--tes,v..
heart misga her !. she rec.iled ~
often she had Tins nam oersd ~, -
Now shs stopped m. ls.., IN - ~
the mares usnk ana say clearly.
"Bouny-vin for n. ,hi. i'm. 49,
nobody shall ever rids vou ss.ir >
BonnybelI answered univ Nth .
slightly Enlightened striIe ahs -
found ner ,eet and was soins sr.e over
the soft dirt road.-str Archv -
sained--thsy could hear the colo.si
shouttux. hut the rushins ar Tar. -
tattered the vords mast diseI.sul.n.
ipg.
Don't let him catch M n...v,s
Betty entreated.
And then truly Bonpybsli ..aAs -
though she under,,ood-,hey "a
reached n long mooniit laval - ,onl
she lay down 10 il - tAo.,sA !. ~
course. and literally devoureS aneas
The colonel saw n vtth : 1870
heart. Ria prfde IN ths .,ars 1. ~
girl Who had taken her N snlte e
him. began 10 ne.t his wrath. AfAee
nj. Il vas BETTY vho ~oulA Aavs -
live with her nus "a leas. loaia
life be hoped Il would ~. Ar ~
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-01-27

Cape Town once lived under - -.
we're Q code Of sumptuary laws that
anything like display vas restriet {
10 the governor and bic imme1iats
circle. Thus runs Article vi. u the
Dutch laws against luxury asA 81. .
tstion: mo one less In ssak than
q Junior merchant and thoss snoae
the citissns Of equal raak and The
wives and daughters only Of tho .
who are or who have bsen member
oe any couucil shall venture IN use
umbrellas" In practice this -
strictsd the possession and use o. urn-
bssllas to about ATTY persoas In Cape
Towa
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en- over 10 . hospitabie day nursery
conducted on entirely original and q.
% utterly unremunerative iincs By ~
owner. With Miss Selma Lus to love
was to minister. and she never
dreamed that she was testing . widely.
discussed and little practicsd philaa-
thropic measure.
Miss Selma Lue. you are . wondefi
How do you ever manage with
them all the timer" ventured
Cynthia as she stood by. dishevelsd
and painting. Her cheeks were ahell-
pink and warm. little gold curls chung
to her damp forehead. Her violet
eyes were wide with admiration q
Miss Selma Lue's generalship. but
were given a desperate cast by huge
smudge on the side Of her nose which
had by accident tried conclusions With
that Of the vocally strong Clcmentins.
Her hat had been pulled to rakisA
angle and the starch was out Of her
linen blouse. She had the appearances
OF one who has fought q losing light.
Now. Miss Cynthie. honey. thsy
v,. TO-, h,r.rv Th.v.. .s =
cola mos, ,,ma., nu, n.,,.. I. ~ ~
man hs,nxs-,hsv car, .,-.x. ~
coun,ea an IN Az ,ns h.., ,hr. L...S5
It's time they was fed, and better
be about II. Want to stay and see 's1ls
feed!"
MI. cvr,h,. h.s . ,, :. 49,.
4, ,., v,. 49, .......s 49,
&C., v.,,o,. ,..,.x ..-s..s. 80.
hitch shs IN. ,n.,..,,w r"",,asss ~
, M,ss Senn a. Loe. ana J, , was win go.
Sa,,o, r., .ns .n..n,.s
"No~ ..,d Nj. S.,,.. -.
,o,,.d no., .,..v.. "a .,ss.S ~
a..S %, ..,,,n b. A.. - ~. -.
,n,n . .,o.a ..m,c,-o,. ..n,,S -.
,.~..s ..,,,,.,s -, -
~ood i've got .en ,r.,nsd ~. S.,,,.
cook nm this howl of oatmeal ons7S
that A spills outen the nscL..e. 49,
bust. and I muir on . roo6 A.
~ ~ MN "ua.n
...
49, II
sus 'ai.eu sno sea'eo ne.u
~ ~ ~Aa u.ppsI ou' ~
wv ' po'.os oI,pp'ns w
s nv .n. p,uA'
'oV'Is wou'as pvpb
- = .e 49,.
.eou 49,.
s1spsnso
- I. on 1
.S..s.. ~ Ie
~. 's
q er...-S 49,
ss.. ~ ~. -. 49, 49,
- C,--...- 80
-. -. y. - -,
- rs. 49,. $500,
1870. $500 ~.
.s.-..,~ WV" ''"' - '"
~
a., Seems Ing. sA'a s'as o.'n. L.e'
.nss al swallows one anotner am
no' s"o gus 'es. 'na' "'"cn more p'ess
.'e ou.en 4" al. IL sroSn-ups vouio
u. ens ono sno'he' su 'ues'
my .ou,o ." = neAp ., s.ssc''oo
run -. ! say. nov am .ney 1000.
.no !es. - pst'en'' s-Sa''ns tns'r
o.n ,uln
naeeu .nes sae Jus. = cunning mes.
VI osoy ohus, Mus Selma Lue' sno
sou arg tue "ao'ae' o"u WIN inc
"o. 'ne "'oes' SUIT VI ~o'"s' ioo
you. -Miss cyhth'a nes'tsted uy.
ING 10 s"e coherence 70 . tnoash'
ss SELMA LUG "ao nea'o so'ceo De.
Io'e'-" you were oe'ns motner ora
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p wakes and begins they dawn.
"a, % ! reckon the Bible b true
- y says be neither slumbers nor
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|
oser. y nad oeen case o. love %
sSnt between hsr and Joe Dcsha.
s ~ me. nau : oosen umes' yet
'.e was nssys own
s" ou' 10 tne colonei'
~ -. ny .s,a word 20 sos-'h
.s su'"sn - Wy. 'ove' sne meant
sp.'e ~" num'"auon' SINCE sne
1880 w was eo'"'"s "'o" W speAA 'o'
ns ivy youd nave more pride
'"sa ~. /" .pcas 70 one OF 'na'
- w. '"e 'o'one' "en' o.
oe'V snined haruer' u cont
ano" any one senrvy lot. she
saa. s~eeuv sou cant mean the
why cant "" the co onei roarcd.
because they are about the best
bred people In the county--as high.
bred rs their horses" Betty dung
back, and though she still smiled,
there were points OF dangerous light
In the middle Of her eyes.
The colonel ought to have needed
them. but he WAS anger.blind. Tie
clipped her arm. saying hoarsely rs
he pushed her toward the stairway:
You'll 10 TO your room and stay
there under lock and key-until you
learn sense--and manners. Under.
stand, you shant set foot outside this
house until you agree to marry Du.
val"
"shant II" BETTY nunx hack nj,
him, wrenchipx herself free.
She was tai and aim hut Mn. ..
an ash saplinx. Once free the colonel
was no match for her nm, n. 81,
| he had the advantage-she was In
her pink satin party dress. her feet
In silk stockings and tiny, high
heeled pink satin slippers. She had
made her revelation while they were
waiting for the carriage. which was
TO take them, DuvaI included, to the
! Eastons' Christmas eve dance.
Betty had not put on cloak or hood
her hair fell In tumbled curls
over her bare shoulders. Outside II
was splitting snow. and there was .
thin white skin on the ground but
that did not In the least daunt her
darting into the hall she snatched
down . long horseman's cloak. then
ran through the front door. down the
snowy steps and on toward the sta.
bles. Al nrst her sole Impulse had
been night. Al she ran : purpose
shaped itself. = mad one to be sure.
but suiting her present mood. Il was
10 mount Bonnybell her rr.ndfa,h.
lenge at the old man--and beat him
In q fair race In spite OF carrying
weight.
| She knew Joe would n. dow, a,
the cro..roaa. y,itin. for . ms.....
from ber He .houId r,ds ,,,h ~
,o,e,ber thew xoula dis,.nc. N. As,
rrv colonel even though NJ. ,nonn,
wsr. cir Archy n.,, ~ ponnvn.,, ~.
- 80 100 So
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0lvtoN 0eMo.
Two cups Of gluten. eaeAaR ~.
sppoaeui salt, too tsaspooafals bah1ns
powder, tve tablespooafuls ss0as. 80
seg, two eups a wstss - NTH: bano
d vssy hos buetsse1 60 paae = :
~ cvea Aalf - hous.
uss eomnes sssss VIM sa,G I
weas ~ ss,e . sAsss sssslA
~ 49, = ass1ias sAssl1 - sson
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saio Wuen ne Drouknt IL tnat tnere new
er was such person ~ you for know.
ing what to do with . pain In Q baby.
People might think you had half -
oh. good-by goodby. II you must 20!
Look, he 10 kissing his hand to you'll"
and Mrs. Jim Peters watched her guest
out Of the gate dreamily. MY! clean
forgot to ask what vas the matter
with the Dobbses." she woke up and
exclaimed to herself.
On the other side Of tho street, only
few hundred yards away. the cool
door Of the grocery yawned and the
top branch of the blackberry beckoned
In q friendly little breeze. Miss &c.
lima Lue hurried her steps and - she
walked she waved the turkey tail in
vigorous encouragement Of the tiny
zephyr. She was generous Of proper
ton was Miss Selma Lue. tall. broad
and strong. deep bosomed. and HASH
Ing Of eye. though with . spirit Of such
gentleness that one might almost read
a. one ran.
At her door she was welcomed with
enthusiasm. Mist Cynthia Page stood
on the top step. In her arms . baby
who was uttsring . protest against
the world In general. and Miss Gym
thia In particular. in such . stac-
cato volume Of voice that his
size could but Be . surprise to
the beholder. On the floor his exact
counterpart. except In the matter Of
hair-that Of counterpart being Of the
tone known In some walks Of life -
red gold but called on the Blur car
roty"-sat with solemn eyes chewing
. string and clutching determinedly
ut the hem Of Miss Cynthia's vhits
linen skirt with grtmy hands. Just
sh1A1AApshf9ss U1nhN1n1 4 a1eq1o>eDf'
had succeeded b seuirming hstU9oa
the pickle barrel and . large bushsl
basket Of snap-bsans. and only the
hind quarters and ten pink toes Of the
explorer evidenced her whereabouts.
From . certain scstatic wave Of one
leg II might be suspected that . ind
had been made and was being secret.
ly and rapidly consumed. In the mid
die Of the door another infant lay
prone, with legs and arms waving
franticaily, resembling nothing more
than an overturned beetle helples. in
it, appeal to BE- rightsd before the
world. And from behind the counter
on the left there issued q voice, q
voice that rose and walled an accom-.
paniment to the Flarity in Cyuthia's
arms that could not but Impress the
hearer. II was no fretful cry for at.
tention and amusement. but was the
howl of 4 soul in torment hungry hot
frightened, with . pain all over and
In spots.
"Dearie mel" exclaimed Miss Selma
Lue. You all seem to be upsot!"
And as she spoke she took the waller
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-15
BUILDING BOOM COMES
WITH COOLER WEATHER.
Permits Granted During Week
Total SI34,05O.
New Jersey.

With the thermometer down again,
building activities are climbing to their
usual place in the industrial activity
of Newark.
This week the largest permit was is
sued to Klein and Fleischman for the
erection of a four-story brick dwelling
house at the northwest corner of Or
ange and Mort. Eleventh streets to
cost 5000. Another one was granted
to P. Ballantine & Sons to erect a two
story brick office building at the south
east corner of Freeman and Bowery
streets to cost SIS, 900.
The other permits follow:
First Ward-601 Broad street; alterations
to brick store; owner, Broad and Central
Realty Company; estimated cost, I,+o0.
Second Wards Warren street; altera.
Company; estimated cost, I,050. 2S2284
Halsey street; alterations to concrete
garage; owner. E. De Camp; estimated
brick store and dwelling; owner. w. e
Lehman; estimated cost, 81, 200.
Fourth Ward.soS-s1o Market street; brick
Marsh; estimated cost, $1,000.
Seventh Ward-121 Hudson street; brick
factory; owner, Jersey Biscuit Company;
estimated cost, 5000;
atoms to frame dwelling; owner, Selma
Chandler; estimated cost, 81, 400.
Ninth Ward-S4 Hillside avenue; altera-
tons to brick garage; owner, Franklin
Conklin; estimated cost, $500.
Tenth Ward-1s3 Pacific street; altera-
tons to frame dwelling; owner, vevana
Bowes; estimated cost, 1900.
Eleventh Ward-Northeast corner Or
ange and Eleventh streets; brick dwelling;
owner. Klein & Fleischman; estimated
Twelfth Ward-Lister avenue; altera-
ions to frame factory; owner, Lester A.
c. Work; estimated cost, $1,000. Southeast
corner Bowery and Freeman streets; brick
office building; owner, P. Ballantine &
Sons; estimated cost, $4,000.
Thirteenth Ward-67 Sunset avenue; al
terations to frame dwelling; owner, MI
Fourteenth avenue; frame dwelling; own
err, Kaplan Brothers; estimated cost,
s., 800. 307 Smith street; frame dwelling;
owner, Kenneth Kelly; estimated cost,
$1,000. 1896 Norwood street; two frame
dwellings; owner, Mutual Home Building
Company; estimated cost, $4,000. 500
South Seventeenth street: frame dwelling;
Fifteenth Ward-54 Stone street; brick
dwelling; owner, Gustave Micone; esti-
mated cost, $4,000.
Sixteenth Ward-5ss-5s5 Belmont avenue;
two frame dwellings; owner. Anna M.
Meisol; estimated cost, $4,000. 70 Fabyan
place; frame dwelling; owner, Henry
Weber; estimated cost, $4,000. 57-5s Leslie
street; hollow tile dwelling; owner, ]. 7.
Castles; estimated cost. $500. 1855 South
G. F. Dolner; estimated cost. $500. 1o5-
107 Alpine street; brick garage and stable;
owner. Charles Bierman; estimated cost.
s., 800.