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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
TAKEN FOR KILLING
1. MESSENGER IN CAR
DISCHARGED EMPLOYEE CON-
CE.AAED ON TRAIN SHOT IN
pRESSMAN BEFORE
STEALING.

Scranton. Pa.-William Peter
discharged cmploye OF tho United
States l.xprcss Company. was Today
arrested and charged with tho kill
ing OF Irwin c. Berger. aged 40. III
express messenger on q I.ackawanna
railroad train mean Taylor. Ia. The
messenger vas murdered when the
car was looted OF $l,100. Richie.
Who is thought 10 be insane, con-
fesse%,. lie concealed himself in the
car before it started, none on the
train knowing OF the crime when ii.
was committed.
RAPID City, S. D.---.tfter being out
81 Nouns ana casting over 100 bal
lots. the .iurN in the circuit court
her" beicIc Judge Jlughcs. sitting
Tor Judge Niece, returned Il verdict
OF guilty Of selling beef without ex-
hibiting the hides of the Slaughter
ed animals against Frank Devers.
Devels sold the meat from d wagon
and housewives were used by the
state to nrove that he had shown
them no hides. The ease attracted
much attention and similar eases are
pending hAre against Devors' two
The penalty for the ofrcnsc is
a fine not To exceed $500, or q
months in Jail or both.
--o--
4.'nr9gCox's itarhed W,re Lini1Aenti
does NOT burn Dr. b1ietar5! roI}ar,.s
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
ENTERTAINED FOR FRIEND.

ENTERTAINED FOR FRIEND.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. i. T.
Morrow informally entertained al
her homo in homo, Of MIS-. l.ouis
ST.. who is soon 10 Leave
the ciN for Los Nngelcs. Cal. for
The winter season. The afternoon
q portion OF The evening was
sEoni by the ladies in fancy work and
conversation. NJ q %seasonable honr
Mrs. ,lorfow served delightful sup
per. at which plates we're laid Tor
Twelve. She was assisted in serving
by Misses Lois anderson and Mary
Morrow. Tho affair wns Il very
pleasant one, and was most thorough
~ enjoyed.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23

SHOWER FOR MISS CHANDLER
Last Saturday evening Mrs. w.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23

EASTERN STAR ELECTION.
NJ HE regular nsoyiing the
i.as'cln Star Chapter Thursday ev-
ea."s occurred limitations and cleo
lion OF officers. $50 candidates
wcro received INTO The Chapter. The
foiioW.ng officers wore elcc,ed for
h" cn,nin& yeaG:: Worthy Matron.
Mr. nel.1 ". st"if; Worihy IA
VI. T. Norton. associate Ma
IRON. Mrs. EliEor Morsan, Com
d%actfes@. A!r. N:itr M|artinaoG; vs.
GIN" 3. ,iutr. Ms. Nda VA,
~asrtsl@5N. Mt, W.. i. Reeves;
Az. '.l., GreeorN. Tie
itaiat!at.'a - in officers vill take
tt,. tGit Tfnf-,,,y i, Deconl-
Iar, al u m rimr ,ac appointive
s@lier!. VIZ "a Manned aud Installed.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
SHOWER Ton MISS GRNcni


Thursday evening Mrs. Z. i. !.iv-
eimofe entertained a Jolly parry OF
EolnG ladies at II shower for Miss
Nellie t;i.ue. and The affair proved
a N nleis'n,o for Tho guests as well
rs The young lady OF honor. Deco
We're pt0f,lse in character,
consisting 81 carnations and chrysan-
'iiem"ms in tho living room ana car
III 'lc dining room. There
We're several contests arranged for
served rs fine anluspnnents.
prominent among which was The can
contest and it caused much cNrite-
li"ill. MIS-. Homer SNOW was award
ca the illS' prize and Mrs. u D..
Dorc the can pri2o. Later The guests
were presented with sheets Of naper
on which, lhcy were instructed 10
write III" pasl. present ana fniure of
The hridc-rlcct'S life. The literary
efforts vcrc read when They had been
completed. and ii was Il question who
cNreilod. Mrs Ward. Mrs. LYONS or
Mrs. Fowler. al! of which were good
and created much fun whcn ,ncy
reaA together with lie ottieg
illusions. The gifts 10 Miss Grace
presented in q very unique and
manner. 4 sleigh was deco
rated with White orepc paper. ON
x llich Was placed = large White has
lct containing ihe gifts. This was
'1awn bS littlc Margaret and Helen
.ivcfInore. who We're dressef. in
aud they were driven with
lines attached by little Lu-
HE D~elern.ann. each OF The little
siris wearing witile caps. When .
loN m;sdG Their appearance in. Tho
There were many cxclamations
pleas urc al the pretty scene iAsvi
reaiGd.v The little folks stopped
heir short journey in front of Miss
race. 10 whom thcir coming Was y
,omplote surprise. Tho gifts she nm
.nnc consisted OF citi glass. llasA
.ain:ca china. and linen. Which came
rom her admifing lriends. and Which
Il strong measure OF love and
,ood wishes for her future happiness.
Hiss Turgeon ad5ed to tho evenings
b. playing several selections
Il the piano as did Mrs. Ca,l Fowler.
,ato in the evening refreshments
Tcre served. in which the hostess
.as assisted by Miss G~enevicyo Keat-
icy. The affair was greatly enjoy
d and Mrs. L%ivcrnorc was highly
omplimcntcd for tho manner in
ylich she Lad arranged the shower
nd the entertaining .events.
AA druggists s-ii Or Cos.s RarDec
ra!tlns. Guaranteed 10
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-06-08

An old man who is dying in a GER
tain poor house in Missouri. used to
have a great reputation for a sport.
He lost enough money one night In
a poker game. they say, TO keep him
in comfort all his life But il does
no good 90 call the attention of the
young sports TO the old broken down
has-been articles. They say they
know their business and know when
to quit. That's what the old wrecked
spots said, but they didn't quit until
1t was too late. Forty years from
now the wrecks on the streets and
at the poor farm viii be those who
are known today as young sports.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-06-08

Flying machines heavier-than air
are coming in to general use In a
few years now assured. At this time
the machines are imperfect and avia-
tors Pre- being killed right along, but
for every one that puts on angel
wings. a dozen others will rush into
the SKY Pilot" business Thousands
of men are now engaged In constrne-
ting and trying out new inventions
and We may rely upon ii that we shall
soon have machines flying from Eu.
rope to America in safety. In the
mean time the metropolitan newspap-
ers are full OF accounts OF loss of life
and limb by the now out Of date auto-
mobiles.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-06-08
Begins June 11th.

The Christian Church. In this city.
for some time has been arranging for
series OF meetings. beginning Sun.
day. June IL. For part OF the time,
during the first OF the meeting, the
preaching will be done by the pastor.
Rev. Horace siberell. the music will
be In charge OF Prof Ross. S. Davis.
OF Greenfield. Ind. Prof. Davis has
the reputation OF being a fine leader
OF song and evangelistic worker.
We trust that these meetings will
be OF great benefit to the city Of
Hickman. both spiritually and relis'
iously. While the religious and mora
sentiment In not greater In any OF
the nelghboring towns, than Il In In
Hickman, stin We are sure that ev'
cry one who Ia DESTROYS Of the build
ing up OF the morals and religion and
christian sentiment viii be glad Ia
Increase these sentiments by help
lng In every way they can TO make
these meetings successful.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-06-08

The Courier-Journal calls attention
to the fact that only 2,5O6 diamonds
are listed for taxation in the entire
State of Kentucky. which goes to
show that as it is in Elkton, so is Il
everywhere else: A bunch of kid
gloves DETERMINATIONS, who busy
theselyes setting up ard preaching a
standard of righteousness for other
people, deliberately swear a lie when
the assessor comes around, and are
therefore no more honest than the
ordinary defaulter who steals the pub
lie money.-Todd County Times.
Don't forget we have the best line
of matresses.-Hickman Furniture Co
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-06-08
My home place can be bsght at a
ID. Housley.

Mrs. Melvina Talmage Ayeritt. wife
OF j. H. Averitt, died at her home In
Union CITY. Sunday evening. May rs.
1911. aged Ga years. Mrs. Averitt had
been afflicted with dropsy.
The Bible is said to contain 1866.
so letters, S14O. 697 words. 81. l75 yers-
es. 1889 chapters and sixty six books.
The largest chapter Is 1i9th Psalm.
the shortest and middle chapter the
l17th Psalm. The middle verse OF the
Bible Is the elgth OF the llSth Psalm.
The longest name Is found in the first
verse. OF the eigth chapter of Isaiah:
Observation-Disclosures
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-06-08
she was just an ordinary woman.

She was just an ordinary woman.
like many here In Hickman. without
much leisure or time for culture. She
did not know the difference between
an Ionic column and Doric column.
China painting or operate Music. but
she brought up her children to tell
the truth. to love God and their fellow
creatures and to do honest labor and
not be ashamed Of IL. When she died
the Recording Angel said. as he reach
I'd for a fresh pen and turned to a
clean page: "a Queen is coming;
get her throne ready"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-06-08
Good News.

have received from the State
Treasurer. the money due the Grand
and Petit Jurors for the May term,
1911. Of Fulton Circuit Court. and Ju.
rors living nearer Fulton can got
their money by calling at the City
National bank. and those nearer HEX
man can call at my office.
]. w. NORRIS,
Trustee Jury Fund.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-06-08

I'D slaughter. n young an about 20
years old. living near Boydsyiile. took
his life Thursday afternoon az one
O'Clock by shooting himself His vifo
aud child were In an adjoining roam
and found Mr. slaughter ying on the
bed MORALLY wounded No reason Is
80 FAR known for the suicide.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-06-08
J. w. NORRIS.
Trustee Jury Fund

Don't Experiment With a Cough
When DR.. Bells PineTar-lloney has
been used by millions Of people for
sixteen years With a steady incress
Ing demand. Look for the Boil on
tho Bottle.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-06-08
No Danger

In taking DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey
for coughs and colds. IL contains no
habit producing drugs. Look for the
1 Bell on the Bottle.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-06-08
ora,ulated eve IDS

Can be cured without cat,crzing or
scaIifying h' The use Of Sutherland :
Eagle Eye Salye. We guarantee IL
to cure. 25c everywhere. s
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-06-08

Fly time 10 here: get screen doors
at Reynolds Moss a Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-06-08

Refrigerators that will keep Ice for
Sl2.-Hickman Furniture Co.
Dave Morgan visited his mother at
Flat Woods. Tenn. last week.
Hickman Furniture Co. headQuar-
tiers for anything In furniture.
Mrs. David Roger, Of Paduoah. is
spending the week with Mrs. A. NJ.
Tyler
We have some new things In fur.
niiure this seAson.-Hiekman FurnL
ture Co.
Mrs. Vernon Thomas. OF Paducah.
Is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. A.
NJ. Tyler.
We can show you any grade OF
wall paper you want At n very mod.
crate price.-Eethe a French.
The Home Telephone Co. has now
In service 1874 phones. and lot Of
outstanding orders to be filled
FOR SALE: Full blooded Rhode
Island Red pullets So per dozen
Ellen Barnett. home phone 7G-2 &c
Frank Johnson returned to Nash
Vile Thursday. after spending sever.
al days the guest OF Miss Annie Cow
gin
Misses Ruth Kimbro and Laura and
Annie Lee Brown. were the guests OF
Mrs Chas. Bunton. in Tiptonyille.
Sunday.
Hay sold at Wholesale In Chicago
Monday at s27 a ton. declared to be
the highest price ever reported for
the staple in that city.
Swayne Walker has accepted a pos.
itlon with the Mengel Box Company
at their new logging railroad camp
at Craigs Landing. Mo
Mr.. and Mrs. Brady and children
left Saturday for their home In Braden
Tenn. MIR. Brady has part OF the con
tract for the grading on the N. q.
Belt line.
The caterpillar plague Is spreading
In Oklahoma. two counties In the
Usage nation being already infested.
The insects arrive by the millions. ap
parently from nowhere
FOR SALE: -Four store rooms.
ll-room residence. all on Moscow ave
Good locations for business, prices
reasonable. Would like to sen all
at one deal. Frank Thompson. &c
We understand b. @. Hale will g.
rect a brick or concrete business
house In old Hickman In short
time. Here's hoping. Hickman Ger.
talnly needs mora hus,n.ss ho,..s
Z. l.. walker swayne Walker. w
D. Logan u. A. Moore and Lester
smith went down TO craig's Landing
ON the Rees Lee Saturday night. All
there except Messrs. Walker
and Moore.
e'a'es senate hxed
a"e - 'o' = 'o' On the Joint reso-
o" p'o''u'"s ior the e'ection OF
o"'''" ''"'eS senators by direct vote
= 'ne peop'e me resolution has al
LAST Week, Oy mistake. we got the
'a"'e VI noo oahss'er In list OF
'aii'S'ers ih the ponce court news
'oo o'iehse consisted only OF a
''eaeh Oh tue peace and was not
.ulIIH HHlnkInK lhA hnnna -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11

FOX ST. s W cor 1891 st. 10ixl09. Adam HAP
pei agt Emul Realty Co. owner; Thomas hehiy
90. contractor: So
36TH ST, - to 80 West: Collins LAyery 80 a.
Co agt George Gardiner Fry, owner feuos"'
& Konop Co. Inc contractor 500 %.
2eTH ST. 432 and 81, West: same agt Louis
Schramm. owner: Pietrowskl & Konop CO. Inc
contractor: 1917 ~.
GOTH ST., 40 East: Frank Vernon agt fred-
erlck II Thorne. owner and contractor; S-@-'
AVE A. 1913: Joseph scharn agt slovak Amer
lean Bank. owner; Harry Bruzansky' cohtfactof'
SIS.
3sTH ST. 80 10 81 west: Alfred f Norton co
agt Fackner Coates Construction o. VH"'i "NN
contractor: $l3.O3j %.
18TH ST. West. Centrifugal Pump Specially
and Engineering co agt Lenox Realty 90 o""o'
and contractor. $500.
BANK ST 4s. and 4th st. 2o3 to 297 West
Commonwealth Roofing Co agt christian i"e'
owner: Justice J Smith. contractor s@fo'
RATHGATE AVE, n q cor 19Ist st. iG4Hoo;
rohn PInches co agt Fordham University. own
err: Thomas Reilly co, contractor; sZZl' -
BOTH ST, n 8. 425 It Of sth ave. 1853 4xlo3'
Pelham Operating 90 agt y Y Polyclynlc Meoi
cal School and Hospital. owner K Kosoh q
Tackard x co, contractor; slo'.
sTH AVE. s Q cor l55th st. 25Xloo; Yocob
Warschaw agt Louis Waldron' owner ana CO"
tractor; SIP 30.
oD AVE. n W cor 5th st. 5Oxl00: Gaglisno
& 90 agt Solinger Realty co. owner and con
tractor; $1,000.
PINEHURST AVE, W cor 17sth st. l3Oxs' :;
Harris Passon ct al agt Peto Realty Co. o"heI
and contractor; $s2S IL
1siTH ST. 3 s. 200 II OF Park ave oONiVV,
John Bell co agt Cerra realty aha 5.arra con-
60. owner and contractor; Antonio Cerra' coh-
tractor: s.. 062 10.
aD AVE, 81 and SO: Donate Pizzutiello ag'
SoIlnger Realty Co, owner and contractor S0V''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee)
MARCH 10


AMSTERDAM AVE. II " cor Emerson ST; 3
sly bldg. Thomas Walker TO Martin J Marte
and ano 90 yrs from May /. 1911. $1,000, ad-
dress. l0l West 9lst 81.
AVENUE G, 21O; store, etc. Dora Ressman to
Mayer Weinsten, yrs and 4 mos from Jan l.
1911. s10s address. 2l0 Avenue G.
BARCLAY ST, l01; ALI serenca Rhinehnder
10 Sulzherger & Sons. yrs and mos from
Nov !. 1910; s2.5OO; address. 1o1 Barclay st.
MANHATTAN AVE = W cor 111th St. store
Doric Realty CO 70 Alexander Halpern; yrs
from Aug !. 1909 $500 address. premises.
READE ST, 50 and -. store; George II Stege
70 Home Rubber Co. 10 YRS from May /. 1911 +,
81 200. address, Trenton. j.
RIVINGTON ST. 81. basement. store and sub
basement. Joseph Wasserman to Jacob Arano-
WITT yrs from May l. 1911; $l,02O, address
s73 East 1921 81.
SUFFOLK ST 172; all; Max Morrison to
Moses Topper. 3 yrs and 2 mos from March l.
1911, s.. 400. address. las Norfolk ~.
SYLVAN PLACE. 2: ety brk house; George
Riugler & co 10 Catharine Ratzmann; 3 yrs and
mos from Nov !, 1910; 5000; address, Sylvan
Place
Capozzi and ano to Petro Dc Mai; yrs from
oct J. 1910; So. 300 address. 21s Thompson st.
WASHINGTON ST. ga and 576: all; New
York Life Insurance and Trust co. trustees 10
Patrick Coleman . WIS from May ], 1911. $500
u ST 400: address 1874 West lO9th St
lST AVE. u: store: Max herman 70 Harry
Trlick and ano. yrs from April l. 1913 5000;
address. II 1st ave.
80 AVE, 1865: store: John W Muivey 20 Ben
jamin Goodman yrs; $500; address. 81 East
90th St
18Th AYE; 24o: al Daniel wl E,a o., to
GeoCge &c R BOT 10 yF 9lo Ton Nay l'
4srH ST. 81s and 800 West. basement; Anna
W II Nichols TO Harry A Gncsman yrs and
mos from Nov l. 1910 $500; address. 42s
West 47th ST.
hanna HerInestadt 10 Arnold Prayer 3 yrs from
March l. 1912; $500: address, 40 Bast lOlst ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Mile Rafioer 10 Louis Rafloer; 81 600
Gertrude Whaen and ano TO Isaac Marx;
S11.31S
Albert Wilde TO Edward II Burger. 200
Mortgage Insurance 60 10 Albert Wilde: 81. 700.
Walter r Patten t. Sophie Cllrich. 500
Vera Realty 90 20 Peter fucker: 81.
George r Montgomery TO Hester r Mont
gOmery. 81
samuel Gotthelf 70 Standard Trust Co. 81.
Same 10 same: 81.
Wilson NJ Powell to susannsh f Iabutat;
S6o01O
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Bowery say
inEs Bank. 100000
Same 10 William A Keener: s2j 900
Harry Shwitzer 10 Solomon Michelbacher:
$3.50
Thomas q Patten 10 Walter r Patten: ST.
Frank Walach TO Title Guarantee and Trust
co. Sl2.OO0
same 10 same; IS. 600.
Ida Fedman T. Louis Feldman. 500
George Runk 70 George Runk 81 al;
S32.Ooo
National Savings Bank OF Albany 10 Bank FOR
Savings go. 600.
TheoI.re y Borst TO Carrie Esberg and sno;
500
Charles : Sykes 10 Emma Tromstne 800.
Lawyers Mortgage CO 10 Lewis StOOlff; $40 800
Charles Wynne to Theodore Borst $4,000.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 60 TO
Marie Garfield. $3.50.
Amer Mortgage 90 TO Cyrus y Prell: $4,000
Title Insurance 60 - New York Mortgage and
Security 60: S2i5. 900.
Same To- 81 Mays Free Hospital FOR Children;
Si2 0a1
Ellen Flynn and ano. admrs. 10 Ellen Flynn;
same 70 Francis A Flynn: 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser
MARCH 10.
MANHATTAN

BROADWAY. W cor 111th ct, 5Ox75x irreg;
Waldo Hutchins 20 Agnes Hutchins mtg $50
ooo,; March s. 81; address. 544 Main st. Geneva
ELDRIDGE ST. . =. SO It Of Broome ST.
25xS7 s: Esther Kanzer to Philip Goldstein mtg
Sum- South "a st. St. Broo brook H''' '''' "'''e'S ~
GRAND ST. 47C. sty brk. 251loo; Albert
Harris 10 samuel Hamel. al liens; Sept /.
LENOX AVE. %. . sly brk 25x75 Anthony
J Griffin referee 10 l. J w Meter (ntg $4,000;
March 10; 5000; address. IS West 12lst st.
MoRNINGsIDE AVE EAST 80. 2jx1coo;
Joseph Meyer TO Fredericka Mayer all title
mtg $1,000, March 8; 500; address. s53 ST
Nicholas
MULBERRY ST. SIS 3 sly brl. 25xlo1 Ok irreg:
1-G right. title and interest: all liens 81. ad-
dress All West 57th 81
SOUTH ST. part Of bulkhead opposite 2s3
South ~, = TX irrcF; Muhlenterg Coal Co 20 city
Of New York: Jan o. 1911; S7ll 81.
18TH ST, 297 West. . sty brk s0x23x irrcg:
Henry w Hazleton T. Annie X and Henry II
Scott and Clara Wilson; = part. all tltle;
Feb %. 81. address. % Clinton st. Brooklyn.
18TH ST $40 West. sly brk. 25S92. Catharine
March :; 81, address. PeeksklI. y y.
BOTH ST. 100 and 1872 West 6 sty brk stable
1DXlOo5; Agnes Coleman 70 Harry + Coleman
all liens March S. 81 address. G95 broadway.
18Th ST IS. 20? II W Of Amsterdam ave.
BOZ Broadway
74rH ST. BPS East. sty brk. 25xiO2 .: James
Hay"s - Gotham Mortgage 60 mtg Sl5. 5OOt:
March 10. Sl"D. address. IS Park Row
SSTH ST. rs West 3 sly brk. laYlOOs: Ed
ward Carroll jr. 20 Gerritt Smith Cmtg so 800. .
Feb !. 81 address Nyack. y y.
10TH ST 100 20 lO2 East sly brk . cor
Park ave. 30 sx75x irreg. August Buhrmeister 10
Pauline Buhrmcister, Feb ~. 1910. 81. address
Yonkers. y Y.
18TH ST >, % n OF Manhattan ave.
&xl00 II. Hamilton Dairy 60 20 Paul Stenen
mtg $4,000; Mch T. 500; address. 372 West
l27th So
10TH ST s. 373 q ~ Pleasant avt. 81 SIX
100. William Bachrach et al 10 Pncus Iowen-
field and William Prayer mtg s., OOOj Mch g..
500; address. $40 broadway
126TH ST 2e5 West. 3 sty brk. 20K9s Q: Ed
ward Muldoou 20 Laura Muldoon mtg 5000,
Feb 20; 81. address. 2s8 Wadsworth ave.
140TH ST. S. l45 II " Of 9TH ave so 1Ixl36x
iucg. Samuel i Green and Edward Baer 10 Jes-
sic Ginender. all liens. 800. address. West
Somers' Westchester co, Y.
18TH ST. ia and 1lG West: 3 sty br1 Al sx
Wll; Jacob Blauner 10 Hertzel Raphan. al
liens Mich O. 81, address. "a Sheriff ~.
151ST ST. 502 20 5O4 West 75xa9 II: Louvre
Realty 60 10 Solomon " Schatzkin Cmtg Sll2.
O00i all liens Mch @. 800. address. Rutherford.
y j.
SAME PROPERTY: celia UThifelder 10 same
mtg sll2oo0l, Mch 8 500 address. rutherford.
y J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11

MAY 90 1905; David l. Block 10 the Trust 20
Of America $500 attorneys. Merrill N n'e''''
12S Broadway.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND C0NCOO 1907 ,oor,o.
s. 2T3i II n Of Bedford Park Boulevard lVy w.,
March H. 1905: + w Kornman to Mabel r. Io'a'
and James Kilsheimcr: SjOOo' at'oi"'''
Emile A Massey. 302 Broadway
INDEPENDENCE AVE. G $. as now iaid out
by tax map 9Ox265 Ok irreg; Feb u. 1907 b,nn'a
VI Radiey 70 Elizabeth J and Isabel Cox, Sio,
600. attorney. Christopher IIupfel 90 Waii 81
March $. 1906. Anna II Hartigan and an g, 70
Poughkeepsie Trust 90: 81 900 attorney, TUE
Guarantee ard Trust Co, l7G Broadway.
LOT 81. map 1897. Of 40 lots. Stems e;'a ,,..
Dec - 1901: Francesca Torregrossa 10 LOUIS
Patrioo $50; address. AS Wales ave.
LOT 2n3. map OF Washingtonvle. 5oxloo'
July I, 1909; william W Peniield to Sarah ,,. ~
Wright; $500: attorney. Smith williamson "oa
Alexander ave.
LOTS % to 90. fO2 TO 100. ii6 to 1ls. 1913. l2i
l2s 1870. 13f. ii3 to ii6. 1855 TO l65. lGs to ls3
22l lots. Claremont Heights; also lots 205 10 2lo
inclusive. map 81 property belonging TO Ephran
D Levy on Morris ave. 23d Ward; June %. igo'
EphTaim Is Levy TO the Regent Realty Co; va
900; attorney. 1928 fremont ave.
LOT l5l. map 1907. 40 lots. Stems estate: Dec
16. 1908: Concetta Marine to Hudson Rose
Co: 5000 address. 81 West 45th st.
LOTS go and 81. map Westchester Terrace race
John y Mulqueen to " Mulqueen: $500; at
torney Joseph u Barnes 40 Wall ST.
:, LOT lG?; map 40. Of East fremont, e6xl5o;
March .. 1908. William Creegan, trus. to Title
Guarantee and Trust CO.. $4,000; address. l76
Broadway.
ADRIAN AVE. s. 1861 II Of Ter
race View ave. 126x1l4 x197. lxl00: Nov TO-
1910; David II Hyman TO Margaret O'Nell; 49,
coo; attorney b Stern, 149 Broadway.
ROBIN AVE. 6. go u Of fremont rd
5ONlOO; fremont Terrace: July %, 1906; Will
lam Hagcmann TO Washington Savings Bank
SllJO, attorneys. Rollins & Rollins. 81 Nassau
st
| crDGur,ry ,,.,, - oo, 4. ~, n-u.,.
ave, lOoX31.s; Sept "a. 1906: Frank n Davis TO
Bronx Boro' Bank; $4,000; attorney w II War
ner. ll5 Broadway.
BETH ST. :. 2so II e OF Willis ave lOox2O
May .. 1892. Charles Browne 70 Robert W
cooper; $1,000: attorney Jesse Sibermann II
Broadway.
1iNTH ST. 8, 1856 II Q OF Brook ave look
ltS, April 30 1906 Emma Smith TO Jacob
hermann: $1,000; attorneys, Hildreh e Palmer
liSth st and Sd ave
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10. Lille y Lilienthsl AIT Emil Ci,.,..
al foreclosure Of mtg. attorney, W.asr Y
CLAY AVE. W $. 2il.i1 II < Of Ie7,,
l75x irreg: TITLE Kingston ct al AIT G1 f Lay
x I 5 lsaacs.
i2sTH ST, 20 West Joseph Lo.vi a.,
II Landeker notice Of leyD; a,torney AGe,a
Spegelberg. Z
Sd AVE. $. 49ii r. o. 18Th 9, o.,
same agt same moiice OF leyO: attors.S ',lS.
Spegelberg
goTH ST. G7 west same az, sam. ,...
levy: attorney. r T. Splegelberg. "''''es ..
GiST ST. 347 East. James N Ana.,,
Louis Mandel ct al foreclosure OF m,s, ., az
neg, II cjell. ~ aHf-
73 10xiG2. Joseph G Rintelen az, p.h
Schaefer ct al faction 20 declare deed yo,t ~ D
neys. Sproull. Harmer g. Spr0ull @uo'-
18TH ST. 5i3 East. Theodore rAng.,,..-
a agt Peter Block 81 al action ~ a.. 'nh .,
decd. attorneys, a a II Bloch ~ cts