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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22
GREAT MON0P0lI[s
FIGHTING RECIPROCITY
Senator Stone Of Missouri Sizes
Up Situation as to
Trade Pact

Washington. ~ NJ, IWRe 28
here ~ n0t & partiee Di aoApt A
ug aMa bat that the great basinet
gH3a0lie XII Hoe eganay are mak-
e af oH tEe Canadian reciprocity
agreement 8eclaFe3 Senator stgae
81 Missouri MBo Us eadlag the flgat
n He 4sate scF the gas age % iaa
elpso lty DiiI
Some " Toe trusts are fighting
reciprocity openly aud some under
c0YeF.7 continued iAe senator. 2 ne
paper rgst tAa Lumber trust and
some nthe hse cyneerna 8Aieh are
(. reiy affected by me reciprocity
aI cement are fighting t lp9tA af9
atf 3Hrng tiie bearings before
tae enate faance committee just
concluded was sh0Wh hat esAef
iaFse manufacturing Interests aaa
A tariff associations has been sec
Interesting themselves % iiggi
sn2 tae agreement Those interests
a4e nD tfightiug in tle open, haf
e89ertly That was 90 he expected.
Through the arsii protection u8def
Mhka they hare been go long saei-
ierea many mporla~ Industries
have beem monopolized through corn
s1naiiQrs and merged llso lev
hands
Domestic competition has been
satlel through laess combinations
anal MONOPOLY aas become lbreiae
ia m8r Industrial aofd n ehse-
gaence ae people are miike4 aaa
affixed ana cai9sga fortunes ara
hnii 0n extorUpn The protective
tariff Is the baiWark aeAlaa Nnlea
these mOnepoles are shattered
Trey afe always on the wafcn and
lgaek 50 meet any movement made
sgains the tariff waA az ang po.ui
alotg t1o line
There is such community q 81
seeesf het taeen taese non0Is9les Khai
an8 aitark made upon aay cue g.
iAegn HlafWs. and sefs them aa Fl
meIqA iR this psFtieaiaf fight Fael
ek te trigAtem lAa larNeFs lnf0 sai
aeli# ha 5A@ir interests ere gene
ally igapeglied hy tne lpFae i
Z agreement and they hope ~ ina
&af 10 make 4n alien q TIE sarref
Io see the farmers o fthis e94ntr.
-n eiHaNce with these greM indus
trial maaopalies vopld indeed be
spectacle tor she gods 10 gaze aa
or.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22
Sample sottie of s~ampRoo
UHCOVERs $1,000 lIAN0H0

i.ittie Rora. Ayk june Zz-A i@-
esfat b;ae Heel white am0Hd was
iouHd Oh tee Mauaeg diamond fields
ig Pike cOantG esfef9 Dg 5oAa
Key. aB0rer emplored 81 q.
iatgeY
The 'ofe 8 washed srom q iN'
dia Be 9tea fae crystal 10 tae
Masb digt Nev n0fea ae TaiHe M
iE Gu8 He galied Ae announce
mem 10 ofhe employees AMID aithin
Eew mMgteE eFe 9ne la ihai Se
flDn waA a9miriag Ehe Stone
Mf MauBeN wh0 @as e4Ale4 k0Nh
psse i0n 30 tile geaa anB accom-
sulea hs t&o gaafas. started iJf
Kimberly The f0ae the LARGEST
sad is said ga be the 6aest quaiis
ever found 0a t1e American ooaii
aens. b was sent % New york toaa3
of az expert Hanlon - is exael
ss me Il I believed g be #ofth ne
een $500 end $4,000
An examination % the 'ene aas
been followed by Il statement ii@'
zam ithouf 4 fla ~ 1s ~
he shaba w eaee. @AAi4 aa rA
ireme alaih III half an iueh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22
A FEELING or SECURITY

You naturally lee1 e wien YOU
knoH that i8e medicine yol ave
beni % eae IS sBsolaei gaee ana
contaiAg n0 harmful b Aa3lt pft
apeiag dfug
slch medicine ia 8 Kiime
y ambhogf fne CREST Niaaeg, iaYef
M Bladder Remeag
Ihe Same elaa4afi 0f purity
ifeHgfh and excellence Is ulai4tain-
81 B eYer bottle d sRampAoot
SWAMP Root seieAtfAeailY cCin-
Ee9afea from gezesaaie aefs
n is uDf stimulanl aa h taken
10 teasDJDHfgi doses
& is a0i recommended for efefg
ftlns
81 s nature great lehe So reliev.
sne aIl overcoming sldHe iEef Eng
u.adle if0aale4
"A MOr statement U Harlfg ~
tb egM bottle a 1r kilmef
TanluS0ol
II ou aeed nelie4ee voa aboai1
age the bet
81 300 are Alfea8g giured thai
WaWBk00t M Bhai Y9H heed, aon
nll nad Il 0n aaie at drug stores
ga b0tties gi ao Size aitg cents
aEd one dollar
Sample Bottle of suamp-Root
Free by Mail.
Send ~ Dr K8imef & CO. bihs
aami9n. Isl " ior samDle b6ttle
ee by naii Hiii eqHYinco amy
aHe. Yon sim also sefTtF aoo&lel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22
MINERAL SPRINGS
WEALTH PRODUCERS
Carlsbad Derives large Annual
Revenue From Leasing
oil Privileges

Some iaea 0f tile DoieHtialifie %
mineral springs aan ba gained lroM
FIJI Incidental trade raBDs B8rlsls hsa
It'll Nsilf lOwrg eob@sl at garia8ad.
i Qua ghe latest syatnars he report
that abous g4D.04s N89 is expended
e#eb scar BIZ visitors from foreign
countries wfo faKe the cafe III the
natural mineral sprine resorts III
Western Bohemia. amAe the Erzee-
b.fge sDre monnioiAs) ftia does
noi include the sur spent by foreign
transient visitors VINO stop I9f Tess
tran eight aaYs, Or ~ those lfon the
various crown lsEds lfe ala'ei -
tai Ia noi less taaa ~ w sp mi'ii9As
"a dollars
some idpa ef sBe volume gf H
mess transacted 4t tie gea B8#A
mjap SPAS NAV be deauced from tHe
facf slaf fhe FailFoad GsTlce III slarlen-
bad which has resideng b0gaiati0a
81 G.279. receives from ontb3and pa
engers foF INSTRUMENTATION tickets
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22
IT'S NEVER
TOD LATE
To LEARN
A Woman Of SIXTY Is AiIsDd.
Ing School al Paw
baska
lRY Mo- ilaAr.L

pawngera fkls gara The'
,.t,,.. u..s.. a Mn,
~ }ee's "iD baa yeeH
inlhg ant aolHa otae kipas 94H
manual woiR IL PaAAuska tae hst
e..~ .s ssta.ss.., tbe tesDh
fA nDih"l iAeA'saa@ ~ A''" Ff "-
0s course ~ tse M0st observed oi
fAe 8s attendants at a6a normal
ht .tt..e te- .a.... .4,.arf.ta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22

1h- afa2lh continues wltii uniin
ifRs gllt4n@. Aa0rehing fi&of ia
sage eanntY Cotton nd bfaaMeorA
aFD the oAlg gea shat are ngt Aran
IA nliHe8 .lH nfass ha Goat iia
ehn cgvf aa8 gea the lo@SAeA
Weedg are at08gin4 heif heaAs
The damage beyoud a reason
aide eonR8taii0H R0ee Waq have
iNe8 n lBis e0laf4 the lass thirty
year declare tB&f faeg neye eB.
getienee6 eaeh aeal aud afg spells
z lief6u
The highly uH8leaa8ni Pawhu aA
eet pattug nad8le has been aet
Filed by f8e art c9a1 egaed ane
Z EoFg wil4 commence ln soaa earn
e an she @ t#n Meee
@aln ees aa kihebaA areBat
8ll ba aV #sN Aramare r0ch
phai aad ie contractors agFe@a
lil eQmN a iAe ns9iaE aitaiu lI.
ldag irom hs 8egiaHaR u tae Wofh
I PaWaH sa alii have az least lWt
I lmuadle&s streets He sli ag8 ein
Her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22

the uniform success hat has ~
tended nv use of Chamberlain ;
cole. Cholera and Diafra0e4 heAl'
e8y hag made Ct fstorita every.
xhese. 3D. can alsags be depended
npon. For saie bg all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22

Stops earache I'm two Minutes;
to0thache Or pain oi burn or scaid ia
five minutes; hoarseness, ole hour;
mnscleache, two hOufs; core throat
twelve hoars-Dr Thomas Eeleetrle
OH, monarch ever pain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22
Misty Rain Gives Way 10 SGa-
sBa8 as Rulers Appear TO
Receive Subjects Greetings
rconlInued fTen1 &c 80


8.s..,4te. f ye rr.aWtaas lsgripgf0gs
-fe4g l4aees vna, aa8e}.fev NJ t04
.s,,ss,.fe. I'M pamf.efs sns 48. T4of-
.tbg gs@gra 9a.gl,te4 VIZ Ilga ro4n-
5nse g.s xanmsre
4ac r.,f,oa a.ora hv the men Sera ot
f.T ,.gs,,s 8eg,eae ~ fbn 5.aera0s,
II ,sa ,oen.stiT... og .b.. n.ar4fr., are
raosistad bV afsaaaant SstI4a .,4eR
NJ renfaries ghoAa ~ fae Hvst ~
a4o.s deo,sa wbish ie e4gzr8aa al
m s,..rsrI1g tbsT a- rfraae ~ raa
sgo,.8 -oga, III c,..st,s.ss 5saas a. n 3
+. 4..Fs,,.ss,p,. ~ sborfI. ssae "A thaf
,rasaeitv mss, resr fn tba g,rat
al..es f,fl noarf Ar44e IT. Hetfarm
0gee 44.1a e carsgeg gstregas III
saar4ss wv s,fNtsaa gaSYet 4spe8 sitn
~asa tsria.a sG@aa w#a miniyaf
abies VA th.. .yF,ifa s.p ae fr4 arrafne
or toaf wttb tb. blst.E tagga attaer4S
sb,le 4ba oans ~ Me sna fuf
,r5faf,et tba t.tace tssls aas eifb fasr
ravs ~ slaeF for rvnmetrteaiiv ag
raaga6 rsun5 II nae aak4e csn b
~ rginaan ye8vet 5mepe8 sa Ntb ~
ina havfao 0oid sssae4 En- me
,rg Tbia 4, reri4oe.f sffar ina rt,rn.
aie,loo ~ tba aarana,ioa earernsns.
n, = esresas ,e.nssssi..9 r seroia
81 ga,8 ~ cbaasa e5,yAr gf8 4af
ran,.9 witb et0sw sfrantergv lasyes
srae c1raeafSc.. rr,Aa rf h,oAa4
"a :, t.vs,rsgu 4alrAe uanfjA the aar-
f,gt..A 1,t6 whte mipi4er barres
4Ifb rear rows w blafF ermtne live
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27

ne charm ~ simple elegance. consists 7f
s.,r- and Iyf-o7o waist that are as plain
IN cut as could well be- Around the skirt
and running u- m a point IN front rs 0ana
~ -e-ise point about three or four inches
VIDE. and This is bordered by tttle mean
dsrfrz design done IN fine soutache. The
waist has woke Of verlse point which sX-
tends t- deep points down the front ana
hack and over each shoulder. Some little
-~.-srgsC motifs are se- into the lace yoke.
md the belt s scurached and decorated
SINH large crochet buttons
second plou= dress. somewhat oloer
mode. aaa the one described. IS very OH
.--- f.. STYLE although IL zoo, has an
erect or simplicity .0nbinsd with eons-o-
--.s elaboration The skirt has a five
... sg.F o. the material near the bottom
Ind there rs. besides. a short tunic, so that
...-. %. the plain surface Of the skirt is
..-- visible. The edges OF the -unic, incllo-
.-z those OF tabL4r arrangement al BACK
. .-art are finished with bias bands a-
r.gHl nut on with beading This rather
severe H-le dress has The sofrenins enecI
OF a crushed belt Of satin ribbon, which
passes under the tabhers Of the runic and
finishes at one side Of che back with TO
settles and hanging ends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
RIVAL SUFFRAGE PARADES
Two Big Ones Planned for This
Civ Next MAY.

Well the suT~sgists are going 20 nave
-fart~ 0f pedestrian exercise next sp--l5.
ANYHOW There was only one parade last
spring. and some of the women VINO TOOK
part IN f. had tender feet FOR a month. Next
Nav there VIII be Two parades, one ike
last Mays affair. organized by AIRS. Rarri9r
stanton Blatch and her cohorts OF the
Womau's Political Union. the other the re-
suit Of cooperation among the New YORK
state Woman Suffrage Association. the
Woman Suffrage party, the Poluca. Equal
i-y Association. the Equal Franchise Socl-
ETY.. the Mems League for Equal Suffrage
and the Collegiate Equal Suffrage League.
Details OF this parade were arranged oy
representatives % the six societies at a
meeting OF the cooperating committee Just
held az the state headquarters, No. 800
FIFTH avenue. Mrs Blatch was asked 70
attend the meeting. too. and cooperate IN
der the Craftsmanship OF Miss Harriet May
Mills. the state president. but she didn't 90.
She spent the day attending Dlacicly 20 the
affairs q the union and telegraphing tho
receipts OF its recent Governors meeting
20 the California suffrage campaign man
ayers.
After the meeting Miss Mills mailed Mrs.
Batch an invitation % attach her union
70 the parade OF the big Six But Mrs.
Batch fusr smiles. and tells reporters that
"a little friendly rivalry Is a good thing.
The cooperative parade as planned VIII
be big thing. The committee ann un ms
that as many as twenty-five thousand e Jug
-ragisIs viii march down the Great Nhiie
Wa-. probably al night. carrying electric
torches and wearing white dresses Fre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
MECHANICS LIENS.

inI-r ". 227 East fssss Baum o. :,
Union Settlement Association. m o""-'
= Paavar contractor. s20i 81
SAD ST. 143 East: Thsodors Hssfsn -
? drill CONSUMPTION Co. owner and CONTRACTOR ;
$50 Sn
10Th ST = o. f75 . Il BroacTN 80. -.
90 II. t5aorae A Ruhu-r aRt West 18stn STE
Pas1t-- ~ owner snd contractor r'nN~sl'' ~
$50 -
,2D ST. ESQ West Tsrusch MANUFACTURE -
az. rohn DO owner. Bagz~-Stllrsn -. co"-
tractor. 1925 o.
r,rH ST. s52 Vest Richard 2 Thibsu, Ino-
sEr F~ankfo-t Realty 90. owner. Ns1ss y ~
sen. contractor. S34I
SAITH ST s7th 81 Exterior g. ara hFe a II
.,-a block rasra Baum agt Rockefeller lnsttute
FOR Medical Research and socisty for Improving
IRE C-orditior OF the Poor owner HsrrN e
Beavan contractor. STA 50
I.E,NOX AVE, Z3s: Jacob Dousbsch az C9tn-
s-ins N Biirrhau1, owner. Johannes " VI nov
iuz contractor, s21T -
CREsTON AVE 8. lasT Z q isSth r
4OxT4S. Joseph Rice agt william kaufnann'
owner and contractor. S475
Gun HILL ROAD STATION: Church E Oates
( - Az New York Westch~ster Boston Rall
Tay 20. owner city and County Contract 20
contractor. MURRAY Brothers Co. suo-conNa'''T'
81 425 Sc
BAYCFTESTER AVENUE STATION. Church 2
Gates & CO az same 81. O5e %.
MApIsO" ST "a Isidor Han.rfeld az 81
dore Jufe crnar Joespn tIpshitz ''7trac'or
I.-,r-r-rY0uI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
SUBURBAN. LES.

Tease d. Gilman nave ild 10 Philip J..
Gil O new dwelling house al Woodmere.
with about one acre ~ land. on Wood
Lane. near the South Country Road
Joseph 7 Day reports that he has sold
for tle Manhattan Bearh Estates plot.
A'XiW feet 0U the east side ~ Corbtn
Place. .sg feet north 0f '1o Esplauade 20
Mr. B0Eat ST. Bob brother bought
the f0-toOt Mot ADJOINING and they win both
tIiIn residences carly Oh thf spring
THE br-arelif Realty company. OF Brian
CNr Manor d s. reports the sale u the
tims Cottage. with one acre ~ land. 20
j. F. Rollins ~ Rraircli0 Manor. also the
sole ot one '0i on oak street 20 John T.
1srWl.lfger 0f pleasautviNc g. w. also
rented Tho Mount Vernon cottage for one
ffIr 40 Miss Charlotte s. Baker Of Man
haitian. and the stores Building 20 james
Barrier of Brownsville for TWO years
The ola DieniCke farm in the Train
Meadows ~ Ncwtown, comprising 36a4 acres
end valued ~ x25oG00 has been acquired
hc Helen n Reynolds from August
HenieEe n Is q short distance south Of
the fileciug and Astoria turnpike and
sonui i"o miles east 81 Long Island ritr
- larrte-rsd subject t9 mortrag-
2. stargrr sold f1r a client two frame
dwelling houses IN Psnsade avenue, Engie-
WOOD ~ each on lot eoz10o feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
Of Interest," 10 w omen

sunlably the last clause doesn't apply 20
tine members N the mems league. -
fI.h methods. including the parade too
Tribune reporter az her office No - r.asl
qtE street yesterday that the union was
proceeding actively with plans aHo prtps'
itirus for lbs next long mercn.
Doubtless" she said. when folo ahou'
Tho meeting Of the cooperative committee
-thav planned their part In our pareo
.Th- committee didn't put NJ that Wy,
.vvru ,vasr.t st the meeting saio
Mrs 2Iatrh savenely. II attended nltei-
irE or tvn of the cooperative comm i,l -,.
49,. GO ,,.,e formed 10 cooperate. ] Nm
- M floieis+i,-o work That Was
Irs- srr.rr agreed with Miss Mills that
n would be- am excellent thinE. % save t.ne
and .rnnble by our Joining hands al a.
hqrv Now the committee appears 20 ~
--s.f rpiztz lzc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
TWO SIXTH AVENUE BUILDINGS SO[D
Investing Company OpOSeS Five Story Structures Auo9
ire Northeast Corner Of 18th Street
BRISK BUYING OF PROPERTY REPORTED IN THE BRONX

si-0 t. Siso. address ccss Au1ster1ar' az
aor-FDr-rr AVE lot a. map LOWS q MorrlS
estate an. Annie r Delansv 90 Mar y %
aarr.. o vrs from OCT I. 1911. S'''. aH''''
2lf| jerome sre
POwEPv oisL all. Isabelle thurman -
Her-- p t-roi4t. g r. from Ma D. lHi@ ell
gis address 24s Bower
GRAND ST. $50 snd Norfolk ~ 81 81
TO R1'rH Rogar- s vrs from Nav I. 1912 s'."N'
address 7fS Grant r.
gFEr<urCH ST 200 all Thomas 7 " .6 H .od
~ r1rr q 1Use~ WIS from MAJ D. 'fl'' 80 WE
address .o@ Greenwich 81
18TH ST. etf ana g46 East August run ere
ano -a Tom -horz RS from Jan !. WI 49,.
address "a East 1871 81.
t03D -T. % r,ssr. store. Isaac KcsoT 70 "a
,4ibzc-. yrs from NAV +. 1911. 1886 address
ts tszs- lC3C
r14TH ST III East stor- sni basement ~
Benedict Realty CO % Car1ine saoello, "
F--r, s-rf 1911 S9-2 address 1fH East ll't0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with nam" and address ~ grantee
Interest per cant unless otherwise stated

MANHATTAN
AMSTERDAM AVE. ~ s. flg q % NJ 1921 So.
571oo ert - P2G- cent. as per e. 52 G5a
address. 20 Liberty sf
EROADWaN . CO.. n rl5th 81. co0x i-reg
rrto- mtg S55o0o0 aug 20 demand. s per
a'ius "1. So o01. address. r. Wall -.
BEDtDWAY. q cor OF tI5th ST. 1o0zl25
AUG % vrv. 80 per cent. same 20 stephen
Clark s27o0oo
REOADwhI v cor % li6th st. looz i ,aTss'
SITS. % per cent Aug - SAM o. same $50
0rp address 'ooprr~towr. y ~.
ESSEN -T "a t71Jo. Sept 26. vrS. 9 per
cent. Max M1skowitz % Julius Newman;
- 500 address, 100 - ave
GREENWICH ST " cor ~ Jsy 81. 5oEso
SEPT 81 yrs. John II Hingelage aud Islizab"f B
Fickeu .0 Fn"H', Trust Co. $50 600. address I
BaVHY Of. ga, sszioo prior mtg $4,000.
Sent - due Hr per bond. Manhattan HOIdiU z
90 200 Jo-,pr Marcus. $50 address ali
Riverside Drive
sept -. yr.. ~ per cent. MAJ irwin Eisfeldt
DO G.rfrara savings Bank 5000 address 100
Easf fitr ..
MANHATTAN AVE. r s. % % u lo5ih w.
laNl' r"-' ~. p'- cont fs per p"nd h2t- p
Hum" poo l-I7reu TH. Insurance Go. sio"".
Adde'S ii1 Broadway
RIDGE -T a o. I52 70 OF RAiugtou Sc. 26K
irreg. SEPT y. 1ue March r. l'li. p-r cent
Minnie Rubeusteiu 20 clara levin. SH"oo. I'D
dress. s West i17th st
vANpEwATER ST.. - and - prior
fnfF So Oooi Sept T due Apri 9. 1919 per
cent. Henrietta Munro and Henri Munro - Ben
taTi7 n I'9i-u@rd $4,000 address. TO West
H7fF .f
WOOSTER w. 1888 ta l@ 5hIno SEPT =,
-uf s- pr bond iuIio' mrs Sis. '"' Nra tate
Fivsfsi0- Drive
4o1H sT. az W.s. ,ty ork, 25Iss Pror
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
DIGNITY AND ELEGANCE
They Are Seen in latest FrOCkS
for Little Girls.

Some Of the new irocl.s for little girls
OF from six to ten wears have g wonder
fully diCnifed air, and arc entirely free
from the soft. frillv sort Of decorations one
IS accustomed 20 associate with thoughts
81 attire for the maiden of tender years.
velyeteen. corduroy and pique are made az
with q pIaIlness that makes attention To-
lire as IMPORTANT as It bel IN Tho building
Of groEu-u0 apparel
AS The idea n dressing children IN wash
r.br.cs in winter grows IN favor DiQue uat-
uraIv comes more and more 70 the fore
one little frock ~ -rts material. which has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
LEASES

ogden g. Clarksn and Herman lie Roy
Edgar leased the five story building No. I'll
Broadway. near Park Place, to Weber
HeiIbrouer The lease is for q long term
or Years. beginning May Z. 1919, al gross
rental of about fzul9J This includes the
unexrired ease Of the Underwood Type
wrl-er Company. which recently vacated
the premises 10 remove % It's new building
iU NeseT street
j. Arthur Fischer has leased for Robert
HgrrIe TO the New York Photo Play Com
rauv the xix story store and loft building
so ts3 sixth avenue, adjoining the north
west corner OF 39th street, TOT term or
years az an aggregate rental OF Noy,tr
The tenant. after making extensive altelH-
lions. VIII utilize tie grade moor OF Lhe
premises as a motion picture theatre. Mt.
Fischer has been appointed agent TOT the
offs IN the upper part OF the Du-IoInE,
which he IFS offering for rent
George Neimau leased q floor Tor Albert
B Ashr0rth IL the Arena Building. Nos 50
and 4U West sd street running through 70
E0s s and ~ West 3lsJ street, 10 the Colo
NAL Hat Company FOR ten years.
The MCNf- kar GatLard Realty Company
leased for NathiIde Bouthin 70 the stand
buildings E0s 81 and Jl2 West 10Th street.
also for Tucker. STevers & Co. 70 Henry
Herts the twelfth floor Of Nos. s. and 50
West 3lst street.
The cross 81 Brown Company leased for
T. Aicaaeis % A. =. Picard & Co. the three
story building no. f120 Broadway. and for
IT, o. PattisOu the top floor at Nos. 80 and
72 Twelfth avenue TO Phineas Jones & co.
The Charles r Moves COMPANY leased
lofts az Nos r02 and -p Greenwich street
10 the Electrical Manufacturing Company
No q Beesuau street 20 the American
Steel Chase Company. No. Sc Fulton street
20 Inc liverpool and London and Globe In
suTauce Company, No. Zl9 Pear street 70
the Doctors and Druggists Company. Nos
us and l2l Maiden Lane ~ Jose @. Ramirez
and 30 &g Broadway 10 the Bliss Cosmetic
Company
The j. p Wilton Stuart Company rented
tie following dwellings No l03 East 10Th
street 70 T. Z. Gillespie for Walter Brooks,
40 80 Madison avenue 20 Or. A. 7. Gal
liant for Simeon i Drake and No p East
18th street no william y. Fearing for Mrs
T. Harvey
S Osgcod PEI e co. AMI II. BronEer &
Co. leased no. 10 last 18th street FOR Cath
crime 49, Sanford.
Roc 6 Gould and p T. Monkey & CO.
leased 90 Frederick Rupert the second loft
~ NO lFs Madison avenue for five years
Deuzer Brothers have leased for tho
Fabian Construction Company Tor term
~ wears tho eleventh ror1 loft. containing
10 O00 square feet az No 1I' 20 ff- West 25ft
street. Tho .cssees 5r- .iogg g. Littauer.
prominent clock au" ..'. manufacturer.
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NEW srA-gN ISLAND THEATRE.

strictly freproof theatre I'D
.-.,.a5 IN port Richmond. Staten Island,
on plot having a frontage OF p lee s =, e
G a. IN T T ~ on the south side Of Richmond
,i'--aoe between Maple and Richmond
avenues. The theatre ls 70 be devoted ~
y,s,,5evilla and motion pictures. anc VIII
80 eea+i-g accommodations for LNV
The plans for the theatre are now oeinE
,--a7a~ad q well known theatrical aren't
-ecr The theatre will be owned ano man
sgad b- Henry Evams, sr.- or me =.
-'Iag.ra gtauie-or Staten Island me
r~oue-tv was sold by the William a. Ross
estate and the Henry Johnson estaLe
through Sewel Brothers. real estat" DION
ers III Port Richmond Staten Island.
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LIS PENDENs.

LOTS 43 and a. map % properly Of Nev
yor, Charter Bond and Mortgage CO, Th-
Bronx. TWO actions. Rosetta JOUson aEt Joseph
: Brown a. al foreclosure % two mtg-). At
t1rr"r Prince
LOTS sc and 80 map 81 prope-'~ ~ Nev
York Chartered Bond and Mortgage CO, The
Rrou,. Rosetta Jousor aEt Morris Goodstein
90 al foreclosure ~ U-g1. atto-ne', 7 Prince.
ANrNDSDN AVE 81 g. $50 r Of Randall
ave. 2INlOU. Edor .rohsnsou sEt John Hagnan
or 81 'fo-ccIosura Of mtg, attorney. 4
0greu.
FULTON ST. 3. lot rs. map Of Wash
iuEtaurfla The Bronx; Clarence 4 Sparks %
al 1Et william ~ Pendeid ~ al foreclosure
OF mtg attornev g Burr.
9TH ST SIS c4ss p - q ave z1xT5.
Abraham Franklin al az Nend-i Alderman
action 20 for~-losa mechanics ns1D. a'tornev.
; ~turrz
LOT rcs man ~ Van Nest Park. The
Bronx. James 4 Teter aEt Gs-naro Puocco %
al foreclosure o. mtg, attorney. ? L Ma"
nam.
rYPp ESS AVE = 1oo . ~ 18Th - SnN
rs Nathan Hiuovfrh az James Mclaughlin
% al foraCf0sur~ - transfer ~ ray lien at-
rorus, " NJ Himovt~r
NORTH CTESTNT-T DRI'-T 2 = = -
Of Barnes svs 445x-. Arrnor Realty CO sg'
Charles Carlson - Al Specific performance
sttornav. 2 s Hobbs
10Th ST 30 Eau Hebrew Orphan
Asvluu - me Cts ~ NAp York aEr Samuel
Birnbauu OF al tfo-eclosurs of mtg, attor-
news Hoadly LsUt.rhsrh & Johnson
r1tTH ST 14g East. Anna sterurl- 81 a.
e r.uiEi Fumo - a. Ifo-0cioSu~- - mtg :.
sftoruev p Chedse,
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HELEN Eckmsn 70 Elias Fitzsle VI, ooo
names wallace and Annie Mardsr' so,VeV 4,
TITLE Guarantee and Trust 90 10 As" "
PORTER: 5000 - - r.-o,,
LAYERS MortEas, 60 70 william Cron'
we'll -. 400 -. yo-k
same % Title Insurance 90 OF ""
So 600 S...,,z 81.
Excelsior Swings Bank ~ German saFinse
Bank. Sf5 0o0. ... 70
Cornens @ Chaplin 70 Lawyers mo''t -
$50 00n - raj. =
Kate Mordecsi and sno trus 20 i"- ~
stirsnce co: Si8,00o. -.
New York life Insurance 70 W NAN''
Mortgage 90. $40. ono -. r..
triIs Sc5 400 -..
fr. q. --,--. ~,
elizabeth " Burke 70 Bank FOR "a ins' IN
tbs Cif,. ~ Vow YORK 81 0no 49,
vsric r9vuct % ~ 20 ri'ir Insurance CO.