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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-27
a Left Handed One.

He-A handsome woman smiled at
me yesterday She-Well. it Is posi-
BILE for even a handsome woman to
have a sense of the ridicuous.-Scra
ton Tribune-Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-27
MOONLlGHTS
ManItooa's Fish Industry

Fish from Lake Winnipeg are now
sent down south as far as Maryland
Most OF them are not white fish. but
cheaper grades. The fshing industry
Of Manitoba Is now second only to
wheat aa commercial sass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-27
PERSONALS.

George Hillsbee, superintendent o.
the Rapid Traction Company, OF Phila
delphia, is Wis ting James W. Reed II
this city.
]. Ellis Norris, of Havana, = native
of Alexandria, who hal been on visit
to his old home, left New York today
for the Cuban capital.
Mrs. Mary Desmond aud son Wit
have been visiting Mrs. VIM. DESMOND
in Lynchburg for several weeks past
have returned home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-27

4 beautiful eye makes silence elo-
ouent; n kind eye makes contradiction
an assent; an enraged eye makes beau
~ defurmeG Addison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-27
Deaf to Hear Church Services.

Moriah church Of Utica, y. Y. has
Installed a telephone system for the
benefit Of members Of the church who
may be afflicted with deafness. SIX
telephones have been placed IN yari.
GUS parts Of the auditorium, the trans
hitter being located on the pulpit d
rectly in front OF the speaker
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-27

Mems fine Oxfords $3.50 aud "a. OF
grades. Clearing Price $500. ]. A
Marshall 4 Bro. 422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-27
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
BLACKSBURG. VA.

Decree courses in Agriculture, Hort
culture. Applet Chemistry, Applied
Geology, Civil, Mining, Mechanical and
Electrical Engineering, Metallurgy ana
Autobiography. Sixty-iour Instructors
Thoroughly Equipped Shops. Labora-
atrrias and Barns, Steam heating and
electric lights in dormitories. Library
l2.o'r volumes. Farm Of 100 acres.
sCEHnE. DE AGRICULTURAL Az
fRESTIfES
zone ear Course for Young tarmcT5
lnIa' cost Of session Vi nine months
ihc!uj'ng tuiti3u ana other fees, board
Wa$hl'--, Uniforms, medical attendance
ct, -: -. Cost 10 Virginia students.
$: ..I
F:.r m@sL session opens "Wednesday.
Scpt,.u., .Uth, iJli.
''NtiE. BARKiNGEE. NJ. D., h. l.. u.
President.
Write Tor Catalogue
JY5 lot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-27

Mems tine Oxfords 81. 80 $500 and
$500 grades. Clearing Sale Price So 80
j. 4. Marshall & Bro. 422 King
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-27

Ladies $3.50 and $500 Pumps and
Oxfords. Clearing price $500, }. A.
Marshall & Bro. 422 King street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Mary \ Thorp to Scion J. Frank; 800.
Title Insurance Co to Fulton Trust CO. a
commissioner: $40 900.
Title Guarantee & Trust 60 10 Julius BALM;
Enge Di Fazlo to Giusoppo Mungo and ano;
81
Chas Repctti to Abr Quint and ano. $1,000.
Elisa TIardecker 70 Frank Harderker: $1or.
Plaza Realty Construction Co 10 Jos s
Marcus: -.
Giuseppe Molea to Eben Demarcst. SlOo.
Emily u Van Wagenen trustee, 70 Allie" e.
Williams - asstsj; 81.
Maze Realty 60 10 Andrew sheridan. 500
Eliza Durham and ano, eXrs. to Union Saw
Wm ISmed TO wm Larned. trustee;
Tbos : Drake to John J Smith: $1,000.
Rosa Roth to Edmund L Nendehsck. trustee;
$4,000.
John Ross to Vim X stoeker. $500 80.
Title Insurance Co 10 German Savings Bank
in the city OF New York; sl65,0OO.
Same TO New York Life Insurance 60; $3.50
cO0.
Trust co Of America; 81.
Hannah q Fredericksep 10 sarah DoU;
s., 600.
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Margaret Hantord
81. 800
sarah Gedney and ano. adms. to George n
Lawrence ct al. exrs; 5000.
Louisa * Kun'z, exr, 20 Louisa X Kunz;
yl.2OO
20 Guarantee Mortgage co OF New York: $1,000
VIM \ Cooper TO Mortimer O'Brien: 500.
LAWYERS Title Insurance * Trust Co % Law
yers Mortgage Co: $4,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust GO 10 trustees OF
the Presbytery OF New York; $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
LIS PENQENS.

CREsTON AVE $, between lS0th and Iels{
SITS; Lien Investing Co sgt George Spencer 81 81
foreclosure Of transfer ~ tax Hem, auorhe' NJ
Simpson & simpson
BROADWAY. s e cor OF Howard ST. o[1IVss
uoward 81 = :, 100 n Of BROADWAY, I'NlVl .;
Thomas = Farrell aet 1.etitia Harsell ct ~
action 10 declare llenJ. attorney, W 3 fai'eh
21sT ST. 9. 05 IT e OF 9Th ave; s2 $6,,s -
IO4th St n $, $50 II Of 4th ave ~ sA! ~
IOtth ST. n = 26Gs II Of 4th ave u sA,0o.ii
iOith st n s. 800 II Of 4th ave, l6sNlp.Il55
Madison ave W g. 50 II n Of ed 81, 2Ooxo-
WbseIer n peckharn agt the Union Trust 60 OF
New York executors. ct al partition; attorhes'
W p Dixon. 400
1esTH ST W cor OF Marion ave O0xlUoo
Antonio Santaolla agt Latham Realty 90 ~ ~
(emended foreclosurc Of mts'' a''''"'''
Swain. 400 ~ .
GID ST. s s. 2oO Il Of 10th ave Z z a.
Alice : Baldwin agt Frled!and Realty SSotL
foreclosure OF Mtg: attorneys, Lyon y smith
cATHARINE SLIP, IL 70 20; VIII iiaI IT, "
Appleton q al agt Martin Garone et o. W.
closure Of Mtg; attorney } II Dousn'' ~, -
2sD ST. W cor Of 5th ave, 2sxlOo; W i,eene
n Peckham agt John S Tooker ct al Uaiu'o"'
attorney, W Dixon.
4sTII ST. 800 West: George MenleT ~
Addle NJ Martin action TO declare cquilaD''
lem: attorneys, Devo Bauerdort
JACKSON ST, ~ and 81: Teddy Connolly aet
Roman Catholic Church Of ST Mary lacuuh W
foretIose mechanics llen) attorney II hogan
GUN HILL RID station and BaychestGr Az
s,ation Of the New York Westminster * boalgh
Railway Co: actions; Church T. Gates o. ~
al New York, Westchester q boston haltHaS
90 a al % actions 10 foreclose hechah'
lens; attorney, y Knox.
WASHINGTON AVE. cor OF leZd st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
ANTHRACITE CASE OPENS
Temple Iron Co. Files Brief in
U. S. Supreme Court.
DENIES MONOPOLY INTENT
Asserts Simpson & Watkins Pur-
chase Was Purely a Defen'-
sive Transaction.

Washington. oct 1.-The contest in the
Supreme Court OF the United states over
the antitrust proceedings against the prin-
clpal Pennsylvania anthracite carrying rail-
roads and coal owning companies opened
to-day when the Temple Iron Company
one Of the defendants, fled brief the
first in this case filed with the court oral
argument IS expected 20 take place shortly
after court convenes next Monday.
The Temple iron Company became in
volved as a result OF the Reading Com
pany. the Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany. the Central Of New Jersey, the
Delaware. Lackawanna & Western. the
R,rie and the New York, Susquehanna &
Western Railroad Company purchasing It's
stock, and the Temple Iron Company IN
turn purchasing eight colleries Of Simpson
& watkins. Independent operators. OF all
the many things complained Of by the gov
eminent, the United States Circuit Court
FOR Eastern Pennsylvania found that only
the Temple Iron Company violated the law
The government asserts that the pur-
chase OF the Simpson & watkins collieries
was made 1T an exorbitant price and was
planned 20 prevent Independent operators,
among whom the Simpson watkins firm
vas the most prominent from building
new railroad from the coalfelds to tide
water The government charges that the
defendants intended TO shut out compeu-
ton in the transportation Of anthracite and
rs sale
In the brief to-day Il is contended that
the Temple transactions were not 20 pre-
vent the construction Of another interstate
carrier Of anthracite, but were 10 retain 10
the carriers the tonnage Of the Simpson q
Watkins collieries they then enjoyed, be
yond the hazard Of a threatened or sup.
posedly threatened diversion" The trans
actions are called measures OF defence and
not Of offence"
One point particularly expressed in the
brief is that the projected road was an In
trastate road and nothing else, and n II
we're assumed that the contemplated pur~
chase Of the colneries defeated IT'S con-
strlction, the purchase did not have any
eject on interstate trade or commerce. IL
is argued that Simpson & Watkins were
not the principal supporters Of the pro
tected road, which IS characterized as "a
Visionary enterprise. entirely Impractical
hle."
The brief says that the governments case
rests solely on the thought and purpose"
Of the transactions In this connection it
Is argued that mere conspiracy to violate
the law is not punishable because you
cannot punish thought
"The mere possibility the brief adds.
that IN the future there may be an act
which infringes the law is not sufficient
under the pleadings in this case; that is 10
say. the mere fact that an interstate road
might have been built IN the distant future
is not sufficient. when there is no Interstate
road. even on paper, at the time of the
transaction"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
MECHANICS LIENS.

INST ST. s. 100 II OF 81 ave. 55N12O;
Thomas G Edmonds Co agt Charles BJorkegren
Onc). owner and contractor. $500
ETH AVE. T24; Nathan Wise co agt Jessie
Farduharson and Margaret Wheelock, owners
Mercantile Construction Co. contractor; 500 40.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 33i. Hun. Grppen 4
ca act Caroline Iakaminc owner; Harry
Nicholson 81 Co, contractors. SIS %.
222D ST. $. 1868 II Of Barnes ave. look
So Empire Roofing Co agt lrill Contracting co,
owner: Louis Brill. contractor. 500.
ROADBED. track yards and stations ~ tho
New York Wostchostcr a Boston Railroad
living within the city and county Of New York.
between the Bronx River at West Farms and
the northern line OF the city OF New York. =
Dienst co agt New York. Westchester a Boston
RaiIroad and city and County Contract GO. own
ers. Murray Brothers. contractors: s3ii 40
10Th ST. II 3. 100 II " OF Grand Boulevard
and Concourst. 5OX120. q n Raymond a 60 agt
NJ Aubra Construction CO. owner, ltafaele
Lu0ngo. contractor $3.50 30.
MARMION AVE. cor 18th ~. i5xl:@
lanes r. Brooks AIT G Realty Go. owner AMI
contraction. $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

The Equitable Life Assurance Society OF
the United states has loaned Black, Starr
& Frost. the jewellers. 100000 for the
erection Of q six story building by them
al the southwest corner of Fifth avenue
and 18th street.
The loan is for FIVE years az AZ per cent
interest Black, starr & Frost are to oc-
cupy the lower part Of the structure.
George Z. Baldwin has sold for Edgar
Erlnger TO an investor the Saranac, new
six story elevator apartment house, on plot
lOS.llxS611x irregular, at the southwest cor
ner OF Convent avenue and 15lst street. The
price Is reported TO have been $4,000.
The property was acquired in March of
last year by the Tomahawk Realty Com
pany from James a. Deering. The COM
pany transferred the site in February last
TO the Saranac Company, which erected
the building.
Mark Rafalsky & Co have leased to
Madame Irene the twelfth. thirteenth and
fourteenth floors In the new fourteen story
Camoin Building at No. SIC Fifth avenue,
northwest corner Of 43d street. The lease
is for a long term Of years at an aggre-
gate rental Of $4,000 This completes the
leasing Of the structure. with the exception
OF half Of the seventh floor and a few
scattered small Offices. These leases are
all for terms Of anywhere from three 70
twenty-one years.
The leasing of these floors to Madame
Irene calls attention TO renting conditions
on Fifth avenue, and TO this structure par
ticularly. The problem Of renting space in
Fifth avenue buildings is encountered not
In the ground floor stores, even In spite OF
the high rents, but in the upper floors.
The Camolln Building was offered to ten
ants Just a year ago, the entire structure
having been previously leased from the
plans by the builders the Camolin Realty
Company. 20 the Harwell Realty Company
fcl term Of twenty-one years at a total
rental reported at the time by Rafalsky &
Co, the brokers. as S1.500,0o0. Subleasing
began about October 10, and in the inter-
val the entire space has been taken with
the exceptions already noted.
j. Romano Brown G. CO. have sold for
the George Golf estate the plot Of four lots,
100x1oO feet on the east side Of ST. Nicholas
avenue, 400 feet south of 145th street
It is definitely announced that the Liver
pool and London and Globe Insurance
Company, Limited, will exclusively occupy
the twelve story Wolfe Building, which oc-
cupies the block front Oh the easterly side
Of William street, from Liberty street TO
Maiden Lane. The Charles T. Noyes Com
pany resold the property for Seig Gold
stein to the present owners, and It is stat
ed that Mr.. Goldstein made d big profit
after owning the property only a few
months. After extensive improvements
have been made the building will be re-
named after the owning COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

CHRYSTIE STREET-Mary L. MacComaC,
Of Brooklyn. has sold 70 william H. Walsh, OF
No. 223 Chrystie street. a fOur-story tenement
house. on a lot 2OxlOO feet, near stanton street,
for $l9.25O.
THIRD AVENUE-The Farmers Loan &
Trust Company, as trustee for the COddington
estate, has sold No. 1874 Third avenue. five
story tenement house, on LOT 26X9S feet.
MARION AVENCE-Sharr0tt q Thorn have
sold for the Picono Realty Company, No. 2478
Marion avenue near Fordham road, "a newly
completed SIX story. thirty family apartment
house on plot 50X109 feet.
ST NICHOLAS AVENUE Romano Brown
* Co. have sold for the Geo WO.fs estate the
plot lOOx1O0 feet on the east side Of ST. Nicho-
las avenue, 800 feet south Of 14Jth street.
CONVENT AVENCE-Georgc T.. Baldwin has
sold for Edgar EllingeT 70 an investor the Sara
mac a new six story elevator apartment house
on a plot los 11XS6 Tx irregular at the south
west corner OF Convent avenue and ljlst street.
THE price S. reported 70 have been $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
MONTHS DEAD IN STREETS, 49
Records Show 234 Were Seriously Hurt
by Vehicular Traffic.

Reports Of the National Highways Pro-
tective Society of accidents due to vehicu-
lar traffic In the streets Of New York City
FOR the month of September show that 4s
persons We're killed and 23i seriously In
iured. Twenty of those killed were chill
dren under sixteen years Of age. The
deaths from automobiles were II, from troll
ley cars IL. from wagons II and from run
away T. Automobiles injured 1O7, trolley
cars 81 and wagons 60
Accidents on the New York state high
ways outside New York City resulted I'm 16
deaths and 164 injuries. OF the deaths. p
were caused by automobiles by trolley
cars, by d wagon and 1 by a bicycle.
Automobiles injured l29, trolley cars 80 and
wagons s.
The record Of railroad grade crossing ac-
c.dents for the month OF September In
New York state shows there were seven
accidents, in which three were killed and
twelve injured. Six wagons and one auto
mobile were demolished. The record Of
grade crossing accidents from June / 10
October ! shows total Of t8rty-fve deaths
and thirty-eight injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
TO REWARD BOY LlFssAv.,

Recognizing the bravery Of Alvin e o
mons. a Brooklyn scnoolboy, who a..
two young men from drowning at r.
way Beach in 1900 and has been man.
obtain any benefit from the Carnegie q.
Fund Commission, David l.. Gluck -,
Tho Tribune 81. which he characteriz.,
my mite for the fund 70 give some r.v. J
m brave Alvin c. Simmons.' snnn.,
fatherless and has To make his own ~.
George MillaTd DAVIS n, " Brookiyn, IN
the Carnegie Hero Fund COmmlssi5n ~ =
ward simmons. only 70 be told after ~
years that the case did not come ird., ~
proper scope. He has now appealed for =
sistsn.c IN obtaining recognition tor ~
mons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
URGES NEW COURTHOUSE
Noise of Il" Jars Scales of Justice,
the Court Proclaims.

Solomon Oppenheimer justice of the mu-
niclpal court IN the 9Th Manhattan dis
trict IN a letter made public yesterday
protested against the conditions surround
Ing the present courthouse at Third ave
nue. and $50 street, and urged the construc-
10 Of a new courthouse on another site
Mr.. Oppenheimer contended that the
noises at the corner were almost unbear-
able. n was very difficult matter he
said, for the Judges. jurors, stenographers
and lawyers TO hear the witnesses Some
lines, he maintained, the Judges were
obliged 10 stop proceedings until the Gle
waited trains passed by.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
GAMBLERS SUIT is DISMISSED.

Edward Victor Gambler, cashier Of the
Dtorcharts, Exchange National Bank ana
brsbaud of the 'klsslcss bride, may now
90 ahead and sue Mrs. Edith May Russei
Gambler for divorce. If he has the evidence
ho saws he has on which TO base his SUIT
Ills action for the annulment OF MS mar
Rage TO Mrs. Gambler was dismissed IN the
supreme Court yesterday by Justice Pen
dIeton. on condition that he pay all the
costs Of the action so far Mrs. Gambler
qIed her husband for a separation several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
OCTOBER 2
MANHATTAN


AVE 4. 1886. % 8xs3. April r. 1900; Louisa
Kauzler TO + william Hcide. $1,000, attorneys
Amend & Amend 1lD Nassau 81.
AMSTERDAM AVE, g 8. % OF i66th IT,
2sxiOO: June %. 1911 Matilda II De 'kler 10
Johu III Wohltmann ana Joan W TeIken. S3,oOO
ATTORNEYS Ferriss. Roser Sabine, lGj Broad
way
AMSTERDAM formerly lOth) AVE. F. - II
n of lG6th st. 25xlOO. May T. 1908. Edward
clifford to the Emigrant industrial savings
Bank, S. 700; attorney, Richard Clarke. 81
Chambers 81.
BROADWAY, W r. 791l Il OF 18Th ST. 40x
1O0. Ian a. 1907. the Crystal Realty and Con
strurtlou 90 10 Metropolitan Life Insurance Co;
$1,000: attorney Woodford. Bovee Butcher
/ Madison ave.
FORSYTH ST. rs. 25xiU0. Forsyth st. $50.
= 1gxtOn. NAV 26 1910. Jacob Levy 20 Samuel
Ar5uson ana David Baum. 500 address 70
Pine ~.
SAME PROPERTIES, MAY 20 1910; Same to
same. Sl7 900.
SAME PROPERTIES April - 1871 Forr, IA
street Rsalis. 90 90 some. $1,000 addrcsr same
above
LEXINGTON AVE u w cor 72d 8. l02..A5o.
Ttig 30 1904 Michael Levenson % Frederick "
Ieyepson ard George " Lew. $1,000. a'torne,
John Weber 5 BetkInan ~.
SANE PROPERTY, April 20. 1926. Sarah L,v-
enson 70 same $4,000 attorney same As above.
pETER 81. 70 and ~ . y COZ Ola sir. ~ Ok
i2l3s.f. Ma &c. 1906 Ddgar J Lsycy 20 The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of le
October .

TVT0 UaW0 and 0ddrcts OF I''s'--I
OCTOBER .
WILLIAM ST 179 all; Katharine schlegel %
Adoiuh Schmidt, wears from Oct !, 1911;
81 900: address 40 William St
WILKINS AVE s. s, 800 Il of 170th st. 36x
90. ( sly bids; j. d Z Construction co % Eliza
beth Knieriau and ano 10 yrs from Dec /, l"ll;
81 800 % 81 500. address, 12ls Hoe ave.
81 AVE, 1889 alb: Catharine O'Meara 20
Johu Hepenstall yTs from May l. 1911; 81 DO;
address, 200 East Slst ST.
STH AVE. n cor OF 154th ST. store and part
n cellar; Flow Realty CO 20 Nicholas Marion
800 West 151st st.
BATH ST. 1872 and l54 West; lott on 4th noor;
Hannah Freud - Edward & Bach; . yrs from
Jan l. 1912: 81 80; address Maplewood, J.
AID ST. 543 West; store and basement. Jennie
Braun and anO 20 Samuel Muller. yrs from oct
1nlI. so1G. nddreas. 800 1lth ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
LEASES 9Th STREET BUILDING.

Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown Co..
have leased for the estate of Sarah e..
Parkin. the five story building at No. 81
West 39th street, for term Of years to
William Sittenham. who viii alter the same
Tor business purposes. This is one of the
few remaining houses in 39th street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues, which up
TO the present time has been used as a pri-
vate dwelling house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET.

\. \. A. PROBABLY THE MOST
unique opportunity in New York. \
magnificent apartment of or rooms
and q baths in an absolutely new, very
high class house in excellent locality
Sumptuously furnished and perfectly
appointed IN every detail Rent. $3.50
per month or $4,000 for season OF 8
months from October 1st
Inquire Of Mrs. Fchlln 2 Gayer Apartment
- The Evanston. 2T2 West OOH a.. \. Y
CiU. telephone, Riverside 2As0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

GOTH ST $50 Of B3rn sya asf 2 gu
,.,,C,,1, we n cor NJ 18th -, 1ooN
20 bE Az aoC g VENT loans scalzo Really 20
$1,000. , Ext05.
5TH AVE. cor Of 4sth 81 - inc e' i'1ifed
Slul,dg iars Rlack starr & Frost sl0oVoW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

gATHGATE AVE-. f. q u Of 1sith -,
lanes Haipn ir. AIT Spectsl Building 60 Il Al,
Aug a. 1911 sli3
SAME PROPERTY same ast same Aus "a
1911 &A 81
rANfT PROPERTY. Abraham Pierce - 81 ast
same Aug IL. 1911 ALOE
SANE PROPER Grant l. GREY sst same.
July ~ 1911 $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
FOR SALE.
q BEAUTIFUL HOME

with garaEe: commands magnificent views
across The Hroadest and most picturesque part
OF Nanhasset Bay: ground. one-thtrd acre,
extends direct 10 the water. has over 100 feet
~ beautiful hard sand beach, gently sloping;
clean SANDY bottom: reasonable price; terms
convenient =. 2I5 Tribune Office.
KENSINGTON-GREAT NECK.-SlN BEAU
tifnl new houses: $4,000 20 S2J, 900 easy
terms. high mr. shore OF Long Island. p m nts
from Penna sta RICKERT FINLAY REALTY
20 a. w 34th ST Phone 5000 Murray Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
SAME PROPERTY: Hudstn WOODWORKING "
sgt same; Sept 10. 1911; $3.50
ALTE RATIONS
MANHATTAN

/ BROADWAY, n g cor Of b2d 81 10 . ~, y ~, ~
/ and basement sptmt. q III Earle. H. Philadri
phla, owner. " 4 Swasey. ~ t2Ft ~" ."
/ architect: cost, 800 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

months ago. but her complaint Va.
missed Gambler brought action n, ~
nulment, but now says he wants A. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
ain, DING LOAN CONTRACTS.

g. MSS Hopkins Barrett "st ,, smear strong Ssf
81 nj foreclosure OF mtg "''''neSS'
& Tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

with name and address Of purchaser
OCTOBER ?
MANHATTAN.
AVE A. 1896, 51x9s Spruce Realty Co TO
Maurice Steiner; sept q; 81 address, A. Cedar
ST.
CHRYSTTE ST. " g. 1914 70 p of Stanton q,
.OxlOO: Mary Il McCOruac to Apostleship ~
Prayer: Sept 30 Omtg 10000 500 address sol
West 1SlsJ 81.
GREENWICH st, GgG 19x64, J Marie Madden
10 NAV Brady, Sept is mts $4,000. 500 adj
cress. 1914 Jerome ave.
LEXINGTON AVE. lOl5. 17zsO. Richard Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUs,
Mailed anywhere in the United Ste.
for g. so year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
SEW JEESEl.
A BARGAIN
NEW JEESEl

IN THE BEST RESIDENTIAL SECTION OF
NUTLEI, NEW JERSEY
VIII sacrifice the price for a quick sale.
PRIVATE HOUSE AND GROUNDS
Ten rooms and bath. library and sun parlor
extension 6 pOrches, lifted with SASH ana
screens.
Fruit Trees and shrubbery.
Apply 20 l.. L. BRADLEY, ll9 West I'D 81,
New York city.
RTTTERFORD. y J.-0ia MILES OUT.
New house, nine rooms planned for the
house wifcs convenience and economy and for
home comfort winter and summer charming
ucig hborhood: ten minutes from station; bay
window window seat. fireplace. double oak
floors panelled dining room. tiled bath, unusual
kitchen Laundry ; bedrooms. steam. gas, cleo
tricity: s. 100: $500 cash. balance easy. Z. p.
VAN MATER. Shafer Building rutherford
CONNECTICUT.
ORCHARD $500 TREES. 100 ACRES.
house barns: adjoining Hale * Coleman
orchard. price s. 600. 100 farms. illustrated
catalogue. DlBBLE. Ansonia. conn.
COUNTRY PROPERTY. .
FOR sAIE-FARMS FARMS IN THE BERK-
Shircs Mass. and Columbia Co, y Y, write
for what you want. have Il and viii send
photo. NJ r. SMITH. Hinsdale. Mass: J. T
Tank. chatham. y. .
OssTNING. SIX NEW COTTAGES. DEsIR-
able location. FOR rent or sale. Terms liberal
THOS LEARY. Ossiuing. y. Y