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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-24
1actiess Suggestion.

Tactiess Suggestion.
Mrs. Stockbroker-Oh, Louis, come
out and see tho hired man watering
the stock. = -sz=e
Mr.. Stockbroker-No. Rachel; I
came out here to forget businesSl
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-24

by the hand method and there 10 no
need Of wetting the fingers. This
same implement can be used for:
sprinkling plants quite as we'll as =
watering pot and IL really better
when the plants are indoors. as the
spray does not spread to the extent
that the spray from q pot does.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-21
CHINA IS NOT
WANTING A NAVY

PEKING, oct 13-Charles NJ.
Schwab's enorts to talk naval con
struction with the officials responsible
for China's policies have so far been
unsuccessful. Prince Tsai Hsun, the
Minister of Marine, returned to Picking
today and proceeded direct to the pal
ace, where the imperial clan were in
conference with the Prince Regent the
entire day over the revolutionary stu
alton. This overshadows everything.
All other business is paralyzed.
Schwab is living in seclusion at the
residence of Commander ellis in the
Tartar city. He takes the new compli-
cations philosophically.
Il have been up against pretty big
strikes, and think can stand reyo-
luton" he said.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-21

where the Roman empire once was
supreme, and where Christ was born,
Italy would wash out the shameful
blotch on the home of the Nazarene
contaminated by followers of Moham-
med.
This is a vision that must have,
filled the soul of Plus X with ecstacy
when he blessed the soldiers of Italy
as they departed for the war.
Whatever may be the outcome our
country has the glory of having
crushed the Turk by a few strategic
movements and given a demonstra-
ton of the military power of Italy,
which will surely have great weight
in future diplomatic councils"
Will Take Jerusalem.
Following this appears a telegram
from Arturo Cell, LItalia's correspon-
dent at Rome, which reads as fol-
lows:
"ROME, October Ill am in a po-
sition to communicate very impor-
tant fact, learned through parsonage
| high in Vatican diplomacy. Besides
cOnquering Tripoli, Italy also is plan
ming to take possession of the city of
Jerusalem and the Holy Land, and to
present it to the Holy See to be held
under a protectorate of the Italian
! Government
Italy will confine it's military ac
ton to the coast of Africa as long as
the Turks respect the rights of Ital
ians living on Turkish soil, but should
the Government of Turkey foment
massacres, or show its inability tc
prevent Them then our fleet will en-
large it's sphere of action and will oc
cupy the island of Mytilene and Jaffa
and jerusalem"
Following this the paper comments
editorially as follows:
"The radical change in the policy
of the Holy See in regard to the
ITripoltan affairs leads one to suppose
that some understanding exists be
tween the Vatican and the Quirinal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-21
SAW NJ NAMARA
At TIMES OFFICE

LOS ANGELES, oct. 13.--What is
believed to be the direct evidence con
Meeting James Barnabas Mcnamara
with the Los Angeles Times dynamit-
ing was developed this morning when
he was identified bv William J. Brown
of $500 East Fourth street of this city,
as a man he saw at the Times plant
the day before the explosion.
Brown was at that time employed
in the stock room of the Times plant
at First and Broadway. 1t is charged
that Mcnamara went to the Times
building the day before the explosion
to size up the place.
Brown was a man of mystery this
morning. While a number of people
saw him enter the courtroom, accom-
panied by Assistant District Attorney
w. J. Ford, practically no one there
knew his name.
He watched Mcnamara for several
minutes closely and then left the
room The attorneys for the State
refuse to discuss the new witness.
Mcnamara told Clarence barrow he
had never seen the man before.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-21
sPRAINS.

Sprains require careful treatment.
Keep quiet and apply Chamberlain
Pain Balm freely t VIII remove the
soreness end quickly restore the parts
to healthy condition For sale by all
dealers, Benson, Smith & Co., agents
for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-21
TALLY TO PLACE THE POPE OF ROME
ON DAVID'S THRONE IN JERUSALEM

CHICAGO, October 11.-That Italy
will not make peace with Turkey UNI
til it has wrested Jerusalem and the
Holy Land from Moslem sovereignty
and presented it to the Pope as a pa
pal state, is the statement of L'ltalia,
an Italian newspaper of Chicago, edit
ed by Oscar Duarnte.
Several columns of the paper
which will issue tomorrow, are de-
voted to editorials and news items the
burden of which is:
That Italy will demand the cession
of Jerusalem and the Holy Land as
indemnificaton for the expense in.
Cured in the war with Turkey over
Tripol.
That the Holy Land will be present
ed to the Pope, thus restoring to him
temporal power
That this will bring about re-
cancellation between the Vatican and
the Quirinal, bringing to an end the
self-retirement of the Holy Father
since the papal states in Italy were
seized by the Italian Government.
The news item on which the arti-
Giles are based comes as a special ca
blegram from a correspondent who
FLOR years is said to have had especial
ly good sources of information in the
Vatican.
To Redeem Holy Land.
Under the heading, Italy Aims to
Redeem the Holy Land 1t Will Make
a Gift of 1t to the Head of Christen-
DOM" L'Italia will say:
Now the protectorate of Tripoli
and an offer of indemnity no longer
will satisfy Italy, but complete an,
nexation and reimbursement of war
expenses incurred up to the present
will be demanded. And in addition 1t
will be insisted that the Porte give
security against atrocities which, II
they occur now, will not remain un
punished, as did those in Armenia
and Albania
News shows conclusively that Italy
intends to operate on the coasts Of
Arabia in Yumen, and that it has fol
it's objective point Jaffa and the Holy
Land as the price of indemnity of the
war. If this be true it will be tri
umph for Occidental civilization ans
for Christianity. After more than ter
centuries the heroic object of the Cru
I saders would be attained, and there
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-21

If you are entered in The Stars big
contest you can't help getting coed
prize if you hustle, even If you don't
get the $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
DISTRICT 3.


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Miss
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f. ID Richmond
Mcdonald
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See Where You or Your Friend Stand The Vgans Contest


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W.
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NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
ESCAPED CONVICT
SLEPT IN LOUVRE

PARIS. Oct. 19.--Every day brings
with IT a new revelation and some
fresh clue to the theft OF la 3io-
eonda. A rather startling deposition
has been made to the examining
magistrate by public Official, to he
eNect that an escaped convict had
been for some time a frequent visitor
at the Louvre. and had even stept
there. The official described the con-
Wet who Is well known. He is ,ha
son or very respectable school
teacher, who is now dead, and toak
his degrees at the Sorbonne. In 1909
he was sentenced to transportation
for number OF thefts. which would,
altogether. have meant twelve years
hard labor: but he managed To cs-
cape from the penal settlement. ard
returned to Paris last spring.
II seems that he then came TO the
off1cial whom he had known, ard
begged for assistance out Of charity,
as he WAS IN complete destitution
The official took pity on him. tho NOR Q
% ~ the man was III with fever
Ne had him taken care OF, and asked
him where he had been for some time.
The man admitted that ne had Simply
been wandering about, and had slept
In the museums The Official took
the trouble To hnd some occupation
for him with friend and succeed. j
@arned that the man continued TO
frequent the museums. and had slept
n the Louvre on the night OF April T..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11

casternsc of
Thomas Richmond
rlowma
E.
f.
W. D. Main i274O
Coutney
+. A
Jane
W.
Richmond
c.
r.
Miss Arnal l2i" North
L.
NJ G.
Miss
Mrs Hickock Highland Springs
Fred Holden Highland Springs
eS5
Phillips American
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11


No. Votes
has street
p.
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Miss Gladys browning 4s SOUTH Pine 2el.0
NJ.
H.
A.
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W.
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Coral IaurcIs
stuart
Frank
Howell
SOUTH
Haan bird
H.
Ttyton
Hatch
Gordon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
Of ALL CANDIDATES
IN v|RG|N|AN'S BIC CONTEST

Candidates asked to look their District to
make that their entered in the District in
which they live If candidates entered from the
District which they live but entered from their place
Of business they will be eligible for any Of the prizes
though they win them Phone Campaign Manager
Monroe 222 and he will make necessary corrections
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
DISTRICT s.

Counties Rokhridse. Fuvanna
Goochland Rhmond City
Northumberland
Queen King William New
fax Prince William Stafford Louisa
pahannock
an
+.
Miss Kttis Morecock WuAmsburE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
DISTRICT 2.

loft OF
enircc of the city and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
DISTRICT l.

of Richmond Of
BrookIand Westhampton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
DISTRICT 4.

Of Amelia
Greenelle Southampton
Nansemond, Norfok ana An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
LEASES.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles S Brown
COMPANY have leased No. 1873 East 6oth
street to Silas Wodell: apartment In The
Verona. Madison avenue and 64th street,
TO Mrs. William Schall jr.; apartment In
No. 1871 East Seth street to the Misses
Sadie J. and Frances Williams: apartment
in No. l2l Madison avenue to Samuel B..
Freeman: stable No. a. East SD street, 20
Messrs. Cryder & Co; and in conjunction
with Henry d. Winans & May No. 10 East
Goth street TO Winthrop Burr.
He'll & Stern have leased for Thomas A.
Sperry in the Putnam Building, Nos. 2, 4
and West 45th street, the seventh floor,
comprising 800 square feet Of space. for
a long term of years. The lessees are the
Groler Society, publishers of books, etc.
NJ. & J.. Hess have leased the eleventh
loft. Nos. 70 and IA West 32d street TO
Regina Kobler; the tenth loft. Nos. 142 and
144 West 26th street. to Louis Frumkes;
the seventh loft. No % West 18th street, TO
the Majestic Dress Company; the seventh
loft. Nos 80 ,and 80 West 18th street. to
Simon Gutner e. Brother. and the third
loft. Nos 121 and 123 Greene street, to II.
Mailer q Brothers.
Edward NJ. Levi has leased 1900 square
feet of floor space at Nos. 129 and 13l West
22d street for Costume & Zimetbaum; for
William G. Walker Sons, 5000 square feet
of floor, Nos. 8 and Waverly Place; for
Charles Kaye. 5000 square feet, Nos Il
and IA West 2lst street; for the Twenty
fifth Construction Company, 5000 square
feet. Nos. 143 and Jas West 29th street. and
for the Cross & Brown Company the tenth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
MECHANICS LIENS.

/ RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n e cor OF 10th ct. 1902
Feldman Construction Co, owner and contractor:
S2.1l0 0s.
GUN HILL RID. $. 40 II Of ! OF New
York Westchester & Boston Ry Co. x; Bay
; ter * Boston Ry Co, X: Richard Craig agt
New York. Westchester & Boston Ry CO. owner;
Murray Brothers co. contractors; 500 90
and 10th SITS 43s.11x-; Teller ave. W cor OF
/ 165th st, 99.6x--: Teller ave. OF l56th St
996x-; Buchwalter & Weinstein agt Adolf Man
del owner; Manhattan Island Realty Co. owner
and contractor: $500
! FREMONT AVE, n s. 81 II W Of Anthony ave
25Xl00, Rudolf Geramann agt Alexander Ander-
son, owner and contractor; $500.
! 18TH ST 3 West; BENJAMIN Chenkin ct al
ST. Theodore NJ Johnson owner and contractor
10TH ST. $50 West: James Goodfellow ag,
ing co and r II NJ Realty co. owners; Zipke,
| Construction Co, contractor: s26s 20.
LAFAYETTE ST; 405 and 407; Jacob Vinsgrad
agt Lafayette Baths and Hotel owner; A q
Gordee & Co, contractor; SGT 81.
BOSTON RID, 1921: Charles Essenwanger &
! Son, Inc, agt William II Weissager, owner;
Baggc -Stillman Co. contractor; S1O7.
15lST 1T. 5. rs It w Of Morris ave. 3ox36:
Northern Cornice and Roofing Works agt Sem
plisis sayiano, owner and contractor; $40.
SAME PROPERTY: same agt same; SIS IS.
FREMONT AVE, n :. % II W Of Anthony ave
25xl0O; Dilizia Co agt Alexander Anderson.
owner; Saggesa & Lanzetta, contractor; $500.
BROOK AVE. 1905 to 1913; Max Jackson ct
al agt Hist Street and Brook Avenue Co. owner
and contractor: 1925.
1OOrH ST, SO East: Edw F Tierney agt Henry
NJ Mayper. owner and contractor: $40 so
IBID ST. 1o7 West: Joseph Heilbring agt
Mary Killelea. owner; L Deery. owner and
! contractor; $3.50.
ZEREiA AVE, cor Of Lyon ave, 2Jx100;
star FireproOf Door and Sash Co. Inc. agt No
bert RObillard. owner and contractor; 1870.
nth AVE. ? cor Of 21st ST, 90 6x33 o. Philip
RepatzSky agt Michael Fogarty, owner; Holober
Brothers, owners and contractors: 81 $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18

II was another day of activity In the real
estate market yesterday. II was reported
that the New York Central is planning TO
erect large hotel on the old site OF the
HospitaI for Ruptured and Crippled. in 42d
street. west of Lexington avenue. William
Waldorf Aston added TO his holdings In
East SD street by the purchase Of NO. H.
three story dwelling house
James j. Libby sold for the Theodore
Starrett Company their new modern fire.
proof twelve story loft building. rented
Nos. 1877 and 1879 West 25th street. on plot
67xl0O feet 10 a. r. Peacock. or Pitts
burgh, for cash and a small piece or real
estate in Pittsburgh. The transaction In
vo.ves over 100000. James b. Lawler. Of
Pittsburgh, represented A. r. Peacock In
the transaction.
Among the Bronx sales was plot OF ten
lots. 247Xlc0 feet. disposed of by Ennis &
Sinnott. at the northwest corner OF Heath
avenue and 229th street. John Y. Dun was
the buyer and John w. Hotaling the broker
in the transaction.
1t was reported that the property known
as Nos. S42 and S44 Seventh avenue, COM
prising three buildings. covering a plot
5O5x1OO feet. has been sold. The corner
property. five story apartment house
known as The Cartarct. and the adjoining
property on the avenue are owned by
Colonel +. NJ. Lawrence, president of the
Union Club, and the next house is the
home Of the Caledonian Club. on the street
side the parcel is adjoined by a new eleven
story hotel, built by Andrew j. Kerwin, and
on the avenue the plot is adioined by the
new Idaho apartment. an eleven story
structure owned by Potter & Bro Later
it was learned that the sale was negotiated
by Albert 3. Ashforth and Camman. Voor-
hees & Floyd.
A large corner plot on Washington
Heights has been sold to a corporation
which intends to erect large apartment
structure, with stores. The property com
prises the southeast corner OF Broadway
and Fairview avenue with frontages of z;
feet in Broadway and 1874 feet on Fairview
avenue. 1t was sold by Mrs. Catherine c.
Middleton to interests represented by Da-
vid Stewart.
Plans have been filed for the construction
OF a ten story freproof tenement house on
the northeast corner Of Amsterdam avenue
and n9th street. for the Carnegie Construc-
ton Company, OF which Charles NeWmark
is president. II will have a frontage oil
soil feet on the avenue by $50 feet in the
street and will have accommodations Tor
119 families The architects. Schwartz d
Gross, estimate the cost at $4,000. Plans
have also been filed for building six story
apartment house on the south side OF lZ5d
street. between St. Nicholas and Manhattan
avenues. for the Hancock Construction
Company. at a cost Of $4,000. 1t will have
a frontage Of 1903 feet and depth Of 9O1l
feet. with accommodations for seventy
seven families. Sommerfeld e Steckler
are the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
BANKERS MEMORY POOR LOFT BUILDING IN 18TH STREET SOLD
New Twelve Story Structure Purchased by Pittsburgh Man
Transaction Involving $500,000
NEW OWNER FOR LARGE PARCEL IN THE BRONX

loft. Nos 129 and 1871 West 22d street. to
RabinowltZ & Koen.
Frederick Fox g. Co have leased for the
No 6s4 Broadway Company. In conjunction
with Hell & Stern, the eighth loft. con-
tanning 1880 square feet of space at Nos.
692 and 59i Broadway. corner OF 9Th street.
10 H. Kuhn e. Sons; also the store and
basement i'm the same building TO Nathan
Schrieber.
Benjamin Englander has leased a loft
in the building at the northeast corner OF
18th street and University Place. contain
ing about 1000 feet, to burst & Rubin; the
sixth loft in No. ~ West 18th street TO NJ.
Horowtz: in Nos. 142 and IN West 26th
street. the fourth loft to the G. e. f. Skirt
Company the eighth loft to Natelson &
LETTER and the ninth loft TO Dicker &
Ginsberg.
Davis & Robinson have leased No. SIG
Fifth avenue for Francis Burton Harrison
to Frank Gray Griswold; No. is East 18th
street for Lucius X. Wilmerding to Mrs.
Burke Roche: No. 20 West 5ist street for
II. w. Van LEV to Mrs. Charles Baldwin;
a large apartment at the Carlton House,
No % East 18th street, for John Magee
to Robert Huntington; an apartment at
No. s. East seth street, sixth floor. to c. f.
Mosle. and No 157 East cd street for DR..
Charles G. Miller to Rudolf L. +. Flinsch.
s. Osgood Pell & Co. have leased for
Mrs Laura w. Parsons the four story
building No. 232S Broadway. between Sith
and S5th streets, for a long term of years.
The lessee Will make extensive alterations
and use the building as a moving picture
theatre.
The Cross g. Brown Company has leased
the store at No. 1864 Broadway to Fred w.
Sewell. who Will represent the Minerva
Motors Company. of Antwerp, Belgium.
Tucker, Speyers G. Co. have leased TO the
New Fiction Library the store at No. 10
East 2Sth street and the store at No. 254i
Broadway; also space in No. 500 Fifth ave-
nue. to Thomas J. Donlan.
Daniel Birdsall & Co. have rented to the
National Distilling Company for a term
OF years the easterly store and basement
in No. 252 to 25s West 18th street.
Harold H. Harding has leased to Samuel
HorowitZ the store at No 1896 ogden ave-
nue. for five years.
d. Kempner & Son have leased the five
story building No. eos Third avenue for ten
years to Isidor H. Kempner; also. the five
story building No. 4OS West 96th street for
five years to Isidor II. Kempner; also, the
five story building No. $40 West 10th street
for five years to Isidor II. Kempner. and
the store in No GIG Eighth avenue for FIVE
years to John b Thorp & Co.
The Midwest Realty Company has leased
the eighth loft in No 15o to 169 West 25th
street to Philip Mechlowltz.
II. c. Senior & Co. have leased the
dwelling house No. 1l9 West 6lst street to
Josephine A. Collins; the dwelling house
No. 103 West 18th street to Bertha Russell,
and the dwelling house No. 46 West DIST
street TO Kathlyn A. Melvin.
James 3. Duke and w. W. Fuller are the
lessons. not the lessees. of the plot on the
south side of s5th street, just west of Park
avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18

MO, 7gxo7 feet located Just west Of 81. JOSEPH
Church at the northwest corner OF sixth aNsn oo,
Mr. Roscnbaum recently sold Nos. ~ ana 80
West 18th street
prErcKER sTREET-Wiliiam \. White e
sens have soid for Miss Helen e. Butler aud
Other members Of tic Butler family NO 10, sI
Bleecker street. four Story 6uiI1'ng. 1I Rroad
way This is the third house in this street sofa
BY tho above brokers this month.
i22D sTREET-Emanuel Klein has sold for
HERMAN Rauman No. 425 East 122d street, y
three story dwelling house. on lot i6sxl"'I III
feet.
STH STREET Emanuel Klein has sold Tor
Joseph H. MIttelnsn Nos 20 and ~ ath s't TO-
a six story tenement house, on plot 3S4Nvi
feet.
SID sTREET-Mooyer & Marston have sold
for Mrs. Anna Benjamin No. ! Enst $50 s,rer''
a three story and basement nigh st1op n nroI
stone front dwelling house, on p'ot -'A'''
feet; TO William Waldorf Astor.
18TH sTREET-James l.. Libby has sold for
tho George sterrett Company me twelve s,ory
loft building Nos. ~ and li2 West 18th street
a plot 67xl0o feet 10 4. X. Peacock OF fl''s
Ii rgh.
3sTH sTREET-N Brigham Hall and Will
lam d. BIoodsood have sold NO, , ~ Mesi bo Ss
on a lot 21x9s.9 feet. for John Howard Wright.
This is the first sale OF the property IN over
THE BRONX
i5sTH sTREET-Kurz & Uren have sold for
w. Stehbins Smith No. AS East lOsth street
one family dwelling house on lot ZoHSo.o
feet.
1s6TH STREET-John 4. Steinmetz has sold
for client the three four story fathouses NO.
400 10 AGA East ls6th street
AQUEDUCT AVENUE Charles Levy has sold
for l.. and A. Pincus To Thomas English
plot I5x100 feet at Aqueduct avenue and 1s4th
street.
HEATH AvENUE-Ennis & sinnott have
bought from John 7. Dun plot Of ten lots. 2iI X
100 feet, on the northwest corner OF Heath ave-
nue. and 229th street John w. Hotaling was
the broker in the transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18

Co ct al foreclosure CT MTG; attorney. -
iuan q Frankenheimer. Ao's
| JACKSON ST, q 8, lot 42l, map o. rrr,..
| Bronx, 50x10s: George Dannenfeiser a. r.,
ertina Kornstedt ct al (psrtition); 10
Luce e. Davis. nen
18TH ST, s. 40 u a OF 5th ave- 7x.,,.
| Cornelius + Kingsland agt Nellie Rr,a.1,i
al foreclosure OF MTG; attorney, + de p ~ =
4TH AVE, $, lot 1872, map OF Laoon,, !, =
Williamsbridse; Vincenzo Tristano sRt NTH
! ID ANGELA foreclosure OF mtg: s,,orr..e.
gchafran.
10TH ST. 337 and 800 East: VIM II s.,1. =.
agt David-Lena Cohen Co et al Cfor.rlo.sa
MTG; attorney. NJ ) Borland.
ESSEX ST. 80 and 81; Traders pa,..
Co agt Louis Wlltchlk ct al foreclosure =, 80
attorneys, Smith & Bowman. "'n
/ 90 II; Cornelius y Kingsland. tr1ste, AZ, "a
j Costello ct al foreclosure OF mtg): ssns
de r Foster. "
WHITE ST. 112 and ia: Walker q, "a.
100; Centre st. 1876 to l49; American Ray
Co OCT Abingdon Construction Co ct Al Iso,.L.ot'
claim; attorneys, Thompson, Warren b ~
gram. ~
FORT WASHINGTON AVE, " q, rho,. .,
between nth and 17sth SITS. 255 5Ti00: wr I,os
Borea ct al agt Hargood Realty ana con.s.aasa
ton Co faction to foreclose two yners'Llgsc
liens): attorney. G Hubert.
COLUMBUS AVE. . 8. lot s, man o, r..
Downing estate. Bronx. Julia A Ford AZ, ~ D. 9
Bailey ct al foreclosure OF Mtg; attorney ~
Arnold
CHRYSTIE ST. 22j; 1st ave 352. ana ae,,
239 East: Louis II Levin sgt Louis FToot, 80 :. =
faction. 10 set aside decd attorney, J Sh,,. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast. Washington
Nov l7-Tho disturbance that was over
Kansas Thursday Is now central over the re-
gion Of the Great Lakes, whore IL is attended
by rains and SHOWS and high shifting winds.
SHOWS arc also reported from the upper Mis-
sssippi valley and the Northwest states and
rains from the Ohio and lower Mississippi
valley. the Gulf and Northern Pacific states.
Tho temperature has risen considerably In
the lake region. the Ohio valley and the At
lantic ana East Gulf States. and has fallen
decidedly in the Mississippi Valley and the
Pialnc States
The weather is warmer in the Far North
west. The indications are that the lake
storm will move east TO the ST. Lawrence
Valley during the next twcnty-four hours and
D.. attended by rains in the Atlantic States
and rains and SHOWS ia the region Of the
Great Lakes on SATURDAY. and be followed
~ generally fair weather IN these sunday.
Tlseyghore the weather VIII be generally fair
SATURDAY ami SUNDAY.
I'm, temperature will fan saturday IN the
region OF The Great Lakes, The Ohio valley,
1'en-essee and the East Gulf states and
sattirdav night IN the Atlantic and south At
Iantic states and southern Sew England. In