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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05
Custom In Spain.

One thing specially Is vital in Spain:
"Costumbre." they say C"It is the Gus
TONI. 1t explains commercial honor
tersely for the Spanish business man
to keep his word and pay his bills; ex
actly as it is equally customary for
him to lack what we call honor" in
some other departments Of life. 1t is
customary to do or not to do. to like
or not to like. a thousand things. Why:
"Custombre" Is the only reply. 1t is
customary, moreover. not to yield read
lily to an improvement or luxury.
even as it is again equally customary.
once the Spaniard has yielded to O
given thing. to hold to it like adamant
Arthur Stanley Riggs in Century.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05
TWO RAILROADS AND
A COMPANY FINED
tAmerican News Servicc)

Philadelphia, Jan. g. Aggregate
fines of 100000 were today imposed
on the Lehigh Valley and Philadelphia
and Reading railroads and the Bethle-
hem Steel company for violation of the
interstate commerce law. The rail
roads were fined for cancelling demur-
rage charges: the steel company for
accepting such cancellation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05

TODAY OPENS
ITS SESSION
Democratic Forces in Con-
troll, They Promptly Organ
ize Things in Both Houses
Unopposed.


provision. Men who know no word OF
English have their first papers taken
out for them by Industrial and politi.
cal bosses. then they are driven like
cattle tn polling places, presented
with their papers and sent In to deter.
mine the policy OF the free people.
This system contributes TO bribery and
Intimidation. Until this constitution
can be changed. something should be
done to safeguard the ballot. !, there
fore. recommend the enactment OF a
strong registration law which will dis
close the six months. sixty days and
thirty days residence.
For Primary Law.
recommend. that a primary cleo
ton law be enacted providing In sub
stance that at the time of the six
months registration the registration
officers shall hold primary election
for precinct committeeman of all par
ties: these precinct committeeman TO
constitute the county central COM
mittee; and that the several county
central committees of a congressional
district. shall meet and elect II mem
Der of the state central committee. AT
this primary election all county and
township officers should be nominated
and delegates to state conventions to
nominate candidates for state offices
and to indorse candidates for the
United States senate should be chos-
en-.
CompenSation Act.
Many of the states are considering
workingmens compensation acts. All
the great countries of Europe have
them now in force. The weakness
of the proposed acts consists i'm the
fact that they are optional ann not
compulsory In their character. In the
exercise Of the police power of the
state you have a right to pass a COM
pulsory workinymen's compensation
act for those employments which you
deem to be dangerous to life or limb.
Ward and Township Option.
recommend the amendment and
modification Of the present county OPP
ton law SO as to make Incorporated
cities. towns and the territory and
townships outside Of such cities, the
unit Of election, such amendment and
modification be SO drawn as not to
affect but to preserve the remon-
STRANGE laws Of this state and to pro.
vide that the territory voted dry un-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05
Stops a Cough in Five
Minutes by the Clock.
Does This Harmless Home
Made Cough Syrup.
MAKE A PINT CHEAP

Here is told how to make a
home made pint OF cough syrup
cheaply. which has been known
TO stop cough in five minutes
by the clock. II relieves quickly
and certainly brings about a
cure, by it's tonic laxative action
and therefore - superior to or
binary preparations. which only
relieve. and then aggravatc by
their constipating effects.
One dose Is not laxative, but
s to 10 doses daily create a mild
laxative action and II is said
that .'ou can feel the medicine
working on the lungs. throat
and bronchial tubes. giving
grand feeling of freshness and
strength to the entire system.
Anyone can make full pint
very cheaply. Obtain OF YOUR
druggist or have him order from
the wholesale house, "a 21a ounce
package Of essence mcntho-laN-
enc. Empty IL into pint bottle
and MI the bottle with a home
made syrup composed of one
pint of granulatcd sugar and a
half pint OF boiling water. When
the syrup - cool add ii to the
mentho-laNcnc.
The dose ~ n tcaspoonful to
10 times daily or as required.
Give children less according to
age. 1t Is perfectly harmless.
This is u pleasant tasting and
quick acting remedy, liked by
all who have tried it,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05
BALANCE.

Error and evil are located in de-
hciency or excess. Even excess in
virtue is evil. an excess Of humility
being abjectness; Of courage, rash
ness; Of prudence. cowardice; Of
patience. indifference: Of economy.
parsimony; Of generosity. waste: and
SO also an excess Of learning is
pedantry; Of ease. Incidence; Of
comfort, self indulgence; Of zeal.
fanaticism. Right and justice are
found in moderation. in the golden
mean. in the true balance, between
OVERRIDING and underdoing.-Or-
lando ]. Smith.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05

Mack: Your
request for 4 sim
pie but efficient
couGht and lung
remedy has al
ready been an
Swersd in these
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05

Builds up waste tissue. promotes ap
petite. improves digestion. induces re-
freshing sleep. puts your stomach in
shape to digest your food. That's
what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will do. Just what you need every
day. Conkey Drug Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05
Manitoba.
The Doctors Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
by DIR. THEODORE RECk.

=, The questions answered below general In
character: symptoms diseases
the answers win apply TO any at silsar
IT theodore Beck. College Bla'g, college Ellwood
Sts, layton Ohio. enclosing sslf-addrsssed stamped
envelope for reply. Full pc
given but only initials ficticious
IN my answers, The prescriptions be ed a
any well stocked drug store. Amy druggist can order
OF wholesaler. ~ ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05

The cars mail is not heavy and
he president of France has the small
est mail of all the national heads.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05

A pinch of borax stirred into fresh
milk will keep 1t for some time. and
also prevent the cream turning sour.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05

der the present option law shall re-
main dry for two years from the date
Of the election. This recommendation
is made because of my belief in the
doctrine of local self-government. 1t
is not made to oppose the anti-saloon
league nor to placate the liquor in
terests of this state. 1t is made with
the belief that wherever the people of
this state desire the abolition of the
saloon. the law will be enforced. but
that wherever the saloon has been
abolished without their consent, per-
jury, disregard of law and blind tigers
have resulted. am further of the
opinion that no option law is valuable
unless territory voted dry under it. is
dry. The difficulty in the enforce
ment of law under county option has
been where a dry portion of the coun-
ty has compelled the closing of sa-
looms in portion where they are de-
sired
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05
Trust Companies.

I recommend. therefore, that it be
made unlawful for a bank and trust
company to do business in the same
building or with the same set of Of
ficials; and that trust companies. il
they are to continue to do Il banking
business. he required to keep the same
reserve as banks are now by law re
CURED to keep and that there be with
drawn from them the privilege OF
taking time to pay their depositors.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05

Sour Orange Trees.
Trees bearing soUr oranges have
grown wild in the Florida swamps for
hundreds Of years.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21
MECHANICS LIENS.

CENTRE ST. iE - 40. Cross. Austin
ireland 20 sEt Abingdon Construction % own
er. Israel Lippmsn. contractor; $I,32o "
I'D ST I64 West. Central Electrical GO ast
Brown Bros. Inc owner; Power engineering q
Supply CO. contractor. s103 OF.
SIMPSON ST. cor Home ST, 54xSo: David
Jacobson agt Schmidt Co. o"ns''
Mahier. contractor. Sile 81.
Io4TH ST. 1T East. Frederick ITCHY co agt
Chapel Union settlement, owner; HarTy Sea-
ven. contractor. Sl,O64
s.- CENTRE ST l M sIco ws3S T9.i P.tro%s RsiE''s
COMPANY and samuel II stone. owners; Aoins-
don Construction CO. contractor A'o-l.
I33D ST 20 West. George Wallace agt Jo-
t3s .
4TH AVE. 289 TO 24s; Herman CHASER agt
Elbridge T Gerry. owner: julius Melancon, les
lee. Emil LlsOerman contractor; 500
9TH AVE. 324. same sgt Michse. Kurzman'
man. contractor; $50
5TH AVE l22: same agt Z A Hoffman, own
Or; Ritter Bros lesseesi Emil lIeoerInah' con-
tractor, $500.
FORSYTH ST. -. Samuel Lastey agt Max
yerscaio!sser. owner; Matz VerschleisseF'
contractors. Slab ..
AVENUE A. 252. same agt Elstons Park
Realty co, owner; Henry Ladman. contractor
CENTRE ST. " g. whole front between White
and Walker sts. -xlOO. p Callan Co ag; Aoing-
don Construction Co, owner and contractor'
s. ~ s.
SAME PROPERTY PietroUsd & Konop Co
art same. S4,J2l.
AUDUBON AVE. g. whole front between
lS7th and lssth ats, KID, Pardi Tile 90 sst
Ballsnd Building TO. owner anl CONTRACTOR
g.. 400
CENTRE ST. w z whole front between White
and Walker SITS. --xiOO: white. Van Glahn g
Co sEt Abingdon Construction Co. owner ana
contractor. S1Og ~.
WEST FARMS ROAD. . S. 200 n OF Union
port Road 2lOOXls00; August Mualer agt Nj
chael Coleman. owner New York Cathoilo ITO
tecforE. Owner and contract0r. SNO-
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21
PLANS UNDERGROUND WALK
42d Street May Have Tunnel to
Station for Pedestrians.

Negotiations are under way for co-opeIa-
zion between the office Of Borough President
NcAnenv and the Public Service Oomnis-
sion So that a subway FOR pedestrians may
he constructed 90 connect with the Joint
station planned at Madison avenue and 40
street for the Interboroush Rapid Transit
Company. the Steinwsy tunnel route, the
McAdoo tubes and the New York Central
Railroad
The idea OF j.. T. Goodrich. consulting
engineer for the Borough Presidents office
has met with the general approval of the
interests affected and ths details of the plan
ere now being worked out As originally
planned there was 20 be one long platform
under 40 street which was 20 serve as a
base from which the trains OF the various
aonpsrles could bo reached .. different
levels.
Why not make this an unobstructed thor
ouyhfare from the west side OF Fifth ave
nue. 10 Lexington avenue. where connection
can be MADE with the Lexington avenue
subway thought Mr.. Goodrich.
The IDEA appealed 20 those II power 20
whom IL was presented. So plan Is being
worked out whereby an uninterrupted sub
vsy for pedestrians will stretch under the
middle ~ B2d street between the streets
mentioned.
r will be between thirty and forty feet
in width and VIII be used not only by pas
seneers TO and from the train. but by any
one who wishes 10 set away from the hurry
md burlv Of 42d street
Mr Goodrich also has IL mind relieving
the traffic in Nassau street by building
some pedestrian subways there
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21
LEASES

David Mahony has leased No. IS East
10Th street four story dwelling house, 70
8 dressna king concern for ten years
The. Purssell Manufacturing Company has
taken lease Of the large store and base
ment in the building at the southwest cor
ner OF Fifth avenue and S7th street from
the Goelet estate.
L. NJ Mosaue- & Co. have leased the FOL
loving stores iu The Bronx To John
Bracker. southwest corner Of Westchester
avenue and Fox street. Tor term OF years
81 an aggregate rental OF $4,000, 10 sill
va-stone Brothers. store on south side Of
Westcbester avenue between Fox and Til
fauy streets, al an aggregate rental OF
S45. .oOO: 20 Kuver Brothers, store Oh same
block: TO A Wilson q Co, No. 1902 West
chester avenue: TO r Reda. No. lel4 W est
chester avenue, 20 Gustav strorHel' 70
1927 Simpson street 10 Charles EI-nl4, No
1Og5 SiuIusOu street. 70 ;. c. GresnoeFS
No 1921 Simpson street. 70 John hhnge,
corner store al the Junction Ot WestchssIef
avenue. Southern Boulevard ana w est
Farms Road for z term OF years. 20 born
stein Brothers. No. 1914 Southern Bouie-
ward TO the Felix Amusement COMPANY,
NfckoIet In building at the southeast cor
ner OF WestChester and lntsryale avenues
and 10 COheu d Kaufman, NO. 94S West
posi- & Reese have leased the following
dv-ellings. In conjunction with J. +.
Whiton Stuart, No. IS East 10Th street to
Mrs. Thomas Barber, in conjunction with
the Douglas Robinson. Charles ; broWn
COMPANY No 5s East 6Sth street 10 j. r.
6I,tarlrfdgs. No 1876 East 64th street 10
Tervl Preston. No 40 East 72d street 10 j.
Parker. No 1876 East 44th street 10 Or.
REM H. Kimbal and 40. 2l@ East 60tE street
10 Clara N. BrlCkner. -t,-
orSar a C'la-ksou have leased the build
ing No. 80 Fulton street 70 the chicago
rheumatic Tool Company for q term OF
years. ,-z .t .-.,.-
IN Eo az West 9th street 20 3. Gordon,
irasemaker. for William Sittenham.
Peps 4 Bro. have leased the store st
Nos % and z Sixth avcnueto the lasale
Import Company for a term OF Years
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21
~ Joseph p DaE
RECORDED LEASES.
With name and address Of lessee.
SEPTEMBER 20.

AMSTERDAM AVE, ST., corner store, etc
George n Nelch and ano TO william ODon-
nell and ano; 5 yrs from Oct I. 1911; $1,000;
address 81 Amsterdam ave.
BROOME ST g8 corner store etc. Victor
Muller 20 Joseph I.eiterer; ! yrs 10 mos from
July /. 1911, sl75 address, o3 BrOome 81
GRAND ST. $40. all. Ellen Egan 20 Thomas
j Bvrne > yrs from Oct l. 1911, $4,000, ac-
dress Eockaway Beach. y y.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1l2O TO 1880. store etc,
Mararet N A Gerard 10 Angelo la Mauua. 3
YRS from Nov f. l91I, S-40, address. ll-o
Lexington ave.
ID AVE. -1c2 store etc; Harry VI Green
berg 10 Il10 Harrison. 4 yrs 10 mos from
July I. 1911. $3.50: address. 2l23 I'd ave.
9TH AVE. 100 and i5l. store. etc, estate
uf Bradirh Johnson 20 Max Neuberger a. co.
= yrs from Fe9 T. 1912. $4,000. address. -ia
West 1oo,h g..
18TH IT is West all. Aaron Coleman 90
Samuel h-dliY, ~ yrs from Dec ]. 1910.
Si.''". address 1.s West 2Gfn
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Arrobsm L.l.i TO H Oh" '."E'. hpr''skf
aesfs. 81
L1uis Euerf Io Dora hatE. $1,000
William simpson .n Equitable lifr AsslI-
Hnr. Society 81.
Fta--t So GoIIu.rr % Jessie GoIthrr- 81
F4uui. solomon to Ma BaI.F s..
Jarar ~ shady go jennie Wood, 100"
Wiiit,u D. Moore tl -sud.. Ilruulovsi..
Fred , Fischer aud aro. -Ur ta Dora
-fsrr.uecrUT. 81
Same to Ev1 WlrrsG1 81
Same r1 Ma. HareruturI ~
l.-. rv.HHr. r.fH fn IFUu. Nr.fsr.
&. uuu
AIMED e. Rachr1sn to James p MerHan o.
Iarysrs MoriEase 60 10 George T. sIsRs1n
Knicksrboeker Trust Co. sdmr, to Knicksr-
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

"EIIINIEE -


AVENUE %. -21 o. 22J rUr I4ll ST. G-y
- sept 10. Er. per cent Izuatz Euref TO
Raw Wsiu s. Onu. address. 3b1 West iluth st
GDERCh ST. 81 tJ ia f91lo0 prior mtg
sol 5Ur. Sent - 3 ST. q per cent. NvIsr CON
lfrg-tiou 90 tu SsnI.I JsrmuioHskg. 5000.
address To- East Sjd s'
SAME PROPERTY ulo- ufs so ooW. Iu.v
q. 3 r- pr cent. -au~ 10 Marere Ru-euthal.
xe0 600. address. 6i Eur 1aI
GRAND sT. ao Sept 30 demand re- cont.
1bos Errur tu p''Iz. L.l.f. 81 400. address
IlgI psrt trr.
yvk-mNGTOS sT 7c6 15zs0 sept I.. rrs.
r.I-t rI-rI. ~ rector sfr 80 Matthew. church.
e. .Gp iaorcfa % Ue.f Si'h rf
SIN AVE- a6 2lz7o. -ffr % lIr .. per
t.,s- scrurler gar Hamilton no otto ~ 81
h.rr.frs - 0oo. address. Ier7". 'itv
anTu .r "a Wes E-T rr. 2sroa tnr.or
mig s54 "uo. sept t0. r. IeI cont. Al,ir
Warisfatirsrl - John Noa'iTr 'a" 9li-e1f.
IG01 southern boulevard
2l-r eT, r 28b ~ ~ of 7ft ave- 47alo5
prior mt. t55. 00oJ. sept 20. due as per bond
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21
TAKES VICTIM TO HOSPITAL
Boy Stops Auto After Hitting Man
and Seeks Medical Aid

William O. Meyer. a painter. OF No. 4s
West sth street. was knocked down and
run over bv an automobile at 6th street
and Broadway yesterday afternoon.
According 10 the police report, the auto
mobile was owned by Clarence c. Messi-
ner. Of so. 45 Lenox Road, Brooklyn. and
at the ume Of the accident was being
operated Boy Mess.mer's son Charles. twen-
Is years old The machine was stopped
after tine accident, and Meyer taken inside
auc removed 20 the Roosevelt Hospital
There it was found ho had drslocated left
shoulder. a fractured left ankle and in
terual injuries
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21
RECENT REALTY BUYERS.

Leon Mustaclhi is the purchaser or the
dwelling house No. 5-5 West l9lst street
the sale Of which by Frederick N'ttel Il
son~ for Sally s. TeFt was reported yest"i-
dav . a..
The Beudhcim Construction COMPANY Is
the Durshaser Of the plot lA.2xlN feet. al
the northwest corner OF White Plains ave
nue. and Z40th street, SOLD recentN Dy 20
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21

art Matthew J oNeir ct al Cpsr'itior); sf'or'
news Reeves 4 Todd 49,,
cATHARISE ST, ST. and Monroe 81
Yynna Moss 81 al agt John RooeTts =,
foreclosure of miE) attorneys. "een' Hc''s
Movers. 81. -. =, -
I72D ST 10 West: Charles Schmitt az ~ az
Marietta Hess 81 III foreclosure Of mtg'' A'O0r-
not Wechsler. .-,oo
RgoOK AVE. g. u n o. i42d ST, Z'fIVl
Florence NJ Schrever sRt John Moore ~ A. 'pel
fttiori. attorney I Wiener
,yo5rrT ST mo 10 2os Esst. Loretta Fleming
agf PsuIina schwartz ct al foreclosure oi H''b'
attorney " = Wood - ,,--,s
Tot 81 map n estate n Lewis - Sig,.aS .-,,s.
~. r}rorr. New York Life Insurance ana Irus.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

ELIZABETH ST. 81. Abraham Passnan aE
Mary Couway: July 1911, SO
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, y II cor l42d 81.
Hudson Wood Working 20 agt Finc@nzo kazzaho
et sl. aug 10 1911. 81 400
18th ST i7s 10 10 Fast. Joei Elsner agt
Moe KatzsnuerE 81 al. sept T. 1911: s53 81
18TH ST. % s. 50 2 ~ OF Crotona ave, Frank
,fazza aEt Scalzo Realty 20 rt n. AUS %. 1911
lF.. a0ur.. 5000
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET,

ssT1I STREET.. z. Childs has sold No l22
West ssth street. three story sHa basement
dwelling house. on Joy h.tNlUob r-ei between
Columbus and AmEterdam avenues.
BOwERY-Ths estates OF Simon and Amelia
Herman have sold the six story building az the
southwest corner Of BOwery and Hester street, on
plot y0xlOO feet. 10 Benjamin Davis for Sl-oV1o.
LEXINGTON AvENUE-H G.. Senior & CO.
have sold for 7. p. Leonard No. 1871 Lexing
Ton avenue a four story building with stores.
and the southeast corner Of ll4th street, on io'
ri 5x7s feet 20 d client for investment
1g2p sTREET-CTareuce +. Hutchinson has
sold Tor Mrs Margaret y. sullivan % the Union
Rescue Home Missionary tne -Aree SLOT a"est- os-
9s'ii feet The society has now under lease the
similar building al No 81 West 1920 street
FOURTH AvENUE-The Morrell estate heirs
have sold % Roswell p Easton property. con
alstiug OF group OF Old brick ana frame bliio-
frRs al the southwest corner OF Fourth avenue
aad 32d street. on a plot 10 loXSa.h feet. Mt
I.astor will erect q tall mercantile structure on
height A. NJ Johnson q co. and the Tonnee-
Martin Realty Company were the brokers lh tNe
transaction. Nothing has zen made public as 20
the price paid for The property. Last MATch u
was offered al auction and BID IN Tor $aS',"uS.
THE BRONX
VIREO AVENUE-The Brown Realty COM
psuy has bought from Auietta d Co. Nos. $40
10 1915 VireO avenue. northeast corner of 2aath
street. seven new two family houses. on plot
I OLf-.. rect. WoodIswn Heights. In part raN-
f1eut the Brown Realty Company gave plot of
zeal
CEE~TON htENIf--. D0veu Gss sold %
IS. RuUsinFio 40 200 Crestou avenue Il three
story dwelling house ON plot boNs5 feet
SEDGWICK AyENr-E- -Aruo'd Byrne Is Bau-
Ypaun have sold for Charles BrogaN tu samuel
irteYs fue plot OF sixteen lots ~ the southeast
corner ~ -tdcpirk and fremont avenues. on
me property - a handsome concrete dwelling
house e-erted several year ago hl tlc seller
FOR hIe Cp-u ccrunanrv. Mr. Brogau sa"o the
shoFe property u part psymsn' for mo lof'
nuIIdinr II $50 ia and lIs Wet c,th .tr~~t
r1i0 r~rsrflr
rCTFTLAo-pT NTENL --cnIlatlls sohmsr
ras sold The northwest corner ~ tourfau1t eve
Feicer 70. SI4 o0g
YALEN TfNE AVENCE~-H O. Senior 4 20
nave sold for william J. Kelly the plot. eOxs2
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21

booker Trust 90 and ano. trustees. $4,000
Paul - Dnrschel 20 oscar Dorschelf 300
Afprv r Shepard 20 Thomas p Nichols. 81.
William j Ludwig 10 Katherine dsederi
81. 1sO
t'arturv Mortgage CO 70 Anna L r schwartz:
S52. .u22 rs.
FANNIE McGsy 70 Kate Williams. oxtrH.
nSsts: s. o0O
United States Mortgage 90 20 Century Mort
gage &C. = sssts. 500.
Title Insurance co % Ne" YORK Llt0 IN
surauce CO: $500 ON
Ciarerco M cohen 20 William Loeb. 81.
Hourv 8 Kelly ro Elizabeth Soaring, $1,000
Mnr1 i Case l Bankers Trust Go. S2LJo0.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21
LIS PENDENs.

10TH ST n :. 100 z 2 ~ Webster ave l3x
16l. Katherine " Elliott at Hugh Camp 81
q foreclosure Of transfer Of tax LEN; attorney
! Ksaru@y
LEXINGTON AVE. 100. katherine " Peck ct
e. agt Thomas Peck e. al (psrttion) sttoruey'
: O. Brieu.
1OsTH ST. p 23s II n OF Park ave, Tx
100 Il. Zachary p Fletcher agt United Family
Society ec a. foreclosure OF mtg, attorneys
Bayll. & sanborn.
COTTAGE ST. " " 6s z of villa
Place BOxIOO. Lyle II Hall 81 a. aGt David
smith ., a. faction % determine claim, attol-
uey " Cromlcy.
54TH ST. 446 and 40 West Annie Hamil
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21
WIFE OF CAR VICTIM SUES.

Airs Edith MARY Jordan. a. admiuistra-
trr of tho estate OF her husband. Frank
~ Jordan who was killed hv car Of the
N.v York Norfb Shore Traction Com
tanv. or JuIr ~ while ne was driving an
automobile fled suit yesterday against the
r0rpsnv for $50 "o The automobile with
wrr-b tho car was in collision belonged 70
Mrs Frances Hodgsor Burnett ToVnssnd.
zfster-ir-IsV of Jordan MrV Jordan
siso has brought uHt FOR me value of the
rvsokeS machine sssinE 3 5o
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21

The following real estate sales we're re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate E&-
change salesrooms. Nos u and i6 Nosey
street
By Joseph p Dag.
u7TH ST, 245. s 10 Z " of zd ave. 2jx
100 Il. ] sty store and I sty stable IN rear .
sold 10 the plaintiff for S6l75-
BY Daniel Greenwald.
RIDGE ST, f4e " 3, I25 II Of Stanton ST.
o5xlOO, ) sty tenmt and stores Withdrawn
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21

co. trustee. az, Chstl.s Jscoo - al foreclosur.
Of mtrl. attorney. - T Emnct.
TTNTON AVE- s. lot rs 70 q map .,
estst. Of Joseph cudIipp. Tn, BTonN. Hsrrv q
Rrvsn act John " Decker - al fforeclO~GTc o,
,rsns,or Of taY lem: attorney. } kcsrney
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

AUDUBON AVE. @ cor 10th So. 10. a s-y
-er-1t hse - ilxsJC. Morris Simon Construc-
tiou co. % Audubon ave. owner, ". Iipk"s. los
Park ave. architect cost. SO o00
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21

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ALSO year,
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FIFTH AVE. SECTION BUSINESS BUILDINGS
Tentative Plans Prepared for Colonel John Jacob ASor for Twelve
Story Structure in 33d ST. Between Fifth Ave- and Broadway
ANS BIG EAsI SIDE PARCEL FOR APARTMEMT HOUSE
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

feet. on the east side Of Valentine avenue -
feet south Of le6th street