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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-01-05
A CORN SHOW.

The South Dakota State corn show
will be held in Mitchell January 16-
q, which will open Monday afternoon
and close Saturday noon, making the
entire week devoted to the corn cul-
ture. The state is divided into three
divisions for the display Of corn and
mitted that different parts of the state
change relative to cor production.
Prizes will be awarded to exhibitors
in each division for different varieties
of corn, and at the close of the show
the prize winning corn is to be dis
posed of at auction for seed corn.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-01-05
Mccoy HAS NEW PLAN.

In the opinion of Judge James II.
Mccoy of the South Dakota state SUI
preme court, the state should provide
some intermediate penal institution
between the state ~penitentiary and
the reform school, where most first
offenders should be sent.
In an address on Criminal Punish
ment," at the legislative banquet at
Aberdeen, Judge Mccoy stated that
his experience on the bench as a
state circuit court judge and later as
a member of the state supreme court,
had convinced him that in most in
stances the man who was convicted
for a criminal offense the first time
was not bad at heart. But, he stated,
the county Jail, where the criminal
usually spends several months be-
tween his arrest and his conviction,
and the state penitentiary, are both
prolific schools for crime, and it is
rarely the case that a criminal does
not emerge from the penitentiary a
worse man instead of a better.
Judge Mccoy thought the state legis-
later should provide for a reforma-
tory where men convicted for the
first time may be given a chance 70
redeem themselves without coming
in contact with the older and hardened
criminals who have been sent 20
prison for a second or more frequent
crime.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-01-05
THERE'S NO RISK.
If This Medicine Does Not Benef'
You Pay Nothing.

A physician who made q specially
of stomach troubles, particularly dys-
pepsia, after years of study perfected
the formula from which Rexall Dys
pepsia tablets are made.
Our experience with Rexall Dyspep.
STA tablets leads us to believe them
to be the greatest remedy known for
the relief of acute indigestion and
chronic dyspepsia. Their ingredients
are soothing and healing t the infam-
ed membranes of the stomach. They
are rich in pepsin, n of the great
est digestive aids known to medicine.
The relief they afford is almost inn
mediate. Their use with persistency
and regularity for a short time brings
about a cessation of the pains caused
by stomach disorders.
Rexall Dyspepsia tablets will in
sure healthy appetite, aid digestion
and promote nutrition. AS evidence
of our sincere faith i'll ReXall DyS-
pepsia tablets, We ask you to try them
at our risk. If they do not give you
entire satisfact' on, we will return you
the money you paid us for them, with
out question or Formally. They come
in three sizes, prices %, so cents and
81. Remember you can obtain them
only at-the Rexall store. c. d. Kend-
all.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-01-05
TIMES HAVE CHANGED

The time has gone by when a mer-
chant can fill up his store with goods
and then sit around and wait for peo-
pie to OAK him to wake up. Times
have changed. Competition is rife, and
the modern, up-to-date, successful
business man is the one who honestly
and persistently ~advertises his wares
in the newspapers. It takes money
to do business, but you will find in
every town that the most successful
business man is also the largest and
most liberal administrations
PeacOn,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-01-05
CRAWFORD HAS A QUESTION.
To the Leading People of Brooking

To the Leading People of Brookings
City:
Come get into the lime light. There
is to be a term of court held in the
Brookings county court house, Have
you a bureau Of information that can
tell farmers where they can be en-
tcrtained owe night? Where is the
buerau located?
Style is not so much a necessity
as is a plain warm bed. You are
called thus publicly as well as by ext
gency. Are you responsive? Most
sincerely, Yours truly,
r. NJ. Crawford.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-01-05
CARD OF

We hereby wish to express our
thanks to the brotherhood Of Odd Eel
lows, also our dear friends and neigh
bors for their deep sympathy and
their many deeds Of loving kindness
shown us during the long sickness and
death of our beloved husband and
father.
Mrs. p. A. Hickman,
Mrs. III. A. Hawk,
Mrs. l.. S. Jones,
Z. w. Hickman,
George Hickman,
Furman Hickman.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-01-05

Typewriter paper at the Register Of
fee at rs and IS cents per box Of 500
sheets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06

they are wholly irrelevant and largely
scandalous and impairment. and that no
answer thereto Is required OF them
The defendants say further:
That while the plaintiffs bill purports to
be q petition for advice and direction as 20
the construction and validity OF the lega-
cies and trust requests to the Mother
Church and itS board Of directors II l. III
purpose and substance a bill seeking the
annulment of the legaces and trusts.
That the bill cannot be maintained "a =
petition for advice concerning either the
construction or the validity OF the legacies
and trusts, because II appears on the race
OF the bill that the plaintiff does not occupy
the position of executor or trustee under
the Will nor any other position OF trust en-
titlng him 10 the direction of the court Tor
his protection and guidance i'm the perform
ance OF fiduciary duties but that his sore
purpose is 10 establish his own alleged pri-
vate rights as heir.
That the bin cannot be maintained as a
petition for advice concerning the cOnstruc-
ton OF the legacies and trusts because no
ambiguity calling for a construction thereon
appears or Is suggested in the bill.
That the bill cannot be maintained either
as a petition for advice as to the validity
OF the iegacies and trusts or as "A bill 10
annul the same because the question raised
by the bill regarding the validity Thereon
is frivolous ana Ia question in which lhe
plaintiff has no interest.
A paragraph OF an alleged agreement
Glover and his attorney. William +. Chand-
Ter, under date of November 10. 1909, in
which Glover agreed in return for $4,000.
never TO contest the will OF his mother. IS
given I'm the answer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06
BIG RENT FOR SPACE
New Home for Northern Assur
ance Company of London.

The Charles F. Noyes Company reports
the completion Of the negotiations whereby
the Northern Assurance Company. Limited.
OF London. has taken the entire fourteenth
floor. underwriting space on the ground
floor and 1850 square feet OF additional
space in the billiard Building for eighteen
years from May /. at . total aggregate
rental OF about s25O.0oo The Noyes com
pany has also leased for the Northern AS.
sLrance Company. Limited, OF London, it's
building at No. IS Pine street and the
lessees will alter the building from plans
by Frederick Putnam Platt. The papers
were executed yesterday
The Cross e. Brown Company has leased
for the White Company for a term OF years.
ar gross rental approximating $4,000.
the three and six story garage building No.
EOS 10 213 West End avenue. These build
ings are between seth and 10th streets and
cover a plot 10OxlOO feet The lessee Is the
Independent Owners Garage Company.
Warren & Skillin have rented TO the
Hirsch Lumber Company for a term OF
years the entire thirteenth floor In the
Stock Quotation Telegraph Building, No.
26 Beaver street: also. 10 J. y. Jacobson *
Co.. part OF the nth floor In No. Il"
Broadway
Thomas & Son leased for five years Cor
the Deering estate 10 the Dairy Products
Company the two story stable. No. 1851 Am
sterdam avenue, running through TO Law
renee street
Charles I. F'leck & Co leased for Gerdss
Brothers the two six story apartment
Houses Nos go and 334 West 18th street. for
five years, at an aggregate rental OF $500.
The Duross Company leased the third lott
I'm Nos los, 10 and III West 18th street for
c. b. Raffetto 10 the Pineoleum Company
also, the private house No. l1 Bedford
street TO Mrs. Mary Jones, No. llS BEDFORD
street to Frank Siriano, and No. 9g West
18th street TO Amelia Dausend.
! The Cross & Brown Company leased for
the National Boat and Engine Company the
store No 1870 Broadway to the Prince Tire
Company and for William 7. Comstock the
first loft in No. 255 West 18th street 20 5.
w. We'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06
STORAGE NOTICES.
KINsTIER's STORAGE WAREHoIsE'
ann 200 -2nI MEST I2ITU SJktEI.

New York. January 30th. 1911.
To Leslie Realty Co. Mrs. N Rysn. Nrs; - !;
NeCarthy Mrs VI. Gassman. Miss Nlctori4
B B1s%S Mrs L. J. Browning Miss A. Y Zach
are arc, Sos Miss Montgomery Mrs. II. A. Gil
T 5c1ns Mr.; A. Prettyran, Miss NJ. e keatinge.
Mrs. l. Hemberg Mrs 49, NJ a. Sasp Mr-
XW iaTt.,a,I Mrs. IL F. Rommell. Mrs II; E
cole. Holzwas=er Co, Mrs. u; X DeLsha nor.
7 sou,hweu Mrs. u. Bracken L. IL tourchef.
~ p. Hepburn. Mrs. A. waters huykeraaas
ENP5ess Mrs w E liafI John Adams Msshau.
=; no steoch. d. DeLacy. II. Poles. Mr. james
/ A. Boice John Green. J., ~ E x. $3.50.
HrN M :. Lonsbas. Mr. Mcwatters, Y A. Glsrs.'
~ " sisath. ". A. Armstrong, IL y. MaIrs'
i F F9ansn' r. L L1 caaai :. J cri%e.n
4 p StaubIe. Max Steinoers' J. scndGer' AT
NJ HsliwsIl. M Mg WIZ Mrs I, e sites. Mrs. n.
Dein Ip"rian Mrs. @. Mcclure. Mrs. Green
baum. Mrs NJ E. sea6rooESe. Mrs.. II W. ro:s'
MS, :. Mss Julia walker. Mrs o. :. Grosch.
u = " Buck, Mrs. A. Minetree = A Cole
nan. " Hirsch. Geo nr j. SSn"i Ia.omis Geo r.
~ 1rovn Vanhllles Express. Mrs. N. =. clover
Mrs Bowerbank J. e S9s.s1ao Mrs Fischer.
- prnmm Mrs N Thompson. MI kenny. y
N conn. Z W. Burdick. X. fltzsera,d' W, ~
Nh N watson. J. Baumann Bro Erwin
ar : O. Naravane. W. Branken, Mss =.
Dolan MfSi = Keane a Co, W. Smith. Mrs. NJ.
i Hyrds Mrs r. Kerwick, ". D. Wllkinson' Mrs.
r. hala.i Mrs. NJ Fox Mrs. y. McManus. II.
sen sadsl a. seller A. Wei. J. Gibbs. n Eich;
ner Mr. Drury. X s prahe You ana f sas ,s p.
YOU ~, -, nv lien upon the property herein
psel tsscribed having expired: after due notice
,r,e had been given you. | VIII cause suoA
tneIe1, n wit Household Goods, Personal E,-
ssc,s and Merchandise. stored in Knstlers stor.
ssa warehouse b. you or IN your name 90, ~
Miv auction. according 20 the statute In such
psa made and provided. at the warehouse. nos.
900 400 ,4 West i24th St. New YORK 'it5, on
2T,,esdav February 2lst. 1911 AZ 10 A. m ana
~ the saie thereof is not completed on said Gaze.
~ sawe win be continued at the same placs
tne 80, T'uesiav thereafter beginning AZ 10
m. and continuing until all the goods are
sold. .,,..,. ,-,pruor-cr
] s KINSTLER Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser
FEBRUARY +
MANHATTAN

MANHAIANE-
C.uRysTIF ST ga sty brk. 2jxI4 10; B1rak
. Coiss 10 Anna 9 Knowles Adelaide lie ] 6
TIand and Elizabeth g Hegeman; : par az
title. $1,000; address - Montgomery piA'e'
Brooklyn.
CANAL. ST. n 8. A. bounded n in rear by
land Georga ioriiafd. to4. " by land Mrs Mar-
raw a45 : . bv land Marcelds Van Geison, =, J.,
Greene r. go % It p1.s 81 aa Of New York
70 Neptune Realty Co: all ti'le, Jan -; sl''99f'
address. New Rochelle. }.
SAME PROPERTY. Neptune Realty co 10
Adrian rselin and Henry c Barley. sxT.. etc e::
Z, mar, n right title and interest; Fen -
50 G87. address. Mount Kisco y y
LENoX AVE, " I91o r. n OF = ltS -, ~:
rcsit,. q 20 Drake CONSTRUCTION 20 ,mtg 5000
oS COO: Jan IN 81: 500. address. i4e Broadway
MADISON AVE. l772 and Ira 4oSl99o; Aif l,s
& Rachman to Augusta Chsimowltz, 20 par =,
ard Pauline and sadie Chaimowitz. eagh .
part mtg s75.ooN and 5; Jan III 800 adj
dress. lji % ave-
hardt Construction co to Frederick p strauh s1a
George / Schriner tmtg $4,000; FEB l. >lto'
address fC4 West 1881 ST.
7rH AVE- PISA. sty b-k. Michael I paly to
dress. ?254 tn ave.
.7TH ST. s. i75 n Of srh ave. 25xioo 3:
Hattie Ko-n 20 Henry n Korn, an Nens' De
cember Is: 500. address, cor Primrose ana
Fulton ayes. Hourt vernon. Y.
.4sTU eT. rs5 West. sty brk. 95xa2. sx irreg;
vsrd Davis 20 FELIX i 6G s7S 5oa y adSr @s
S27 North Bread 81. Philadelphia.
ETH ST 46l West. sly brk, lSSxlcD -
LIZZIE 4 steers to Edith sogler; oil liens, Fen
ii 800: address 80 Vest Slst 81.
75TI ST. 20 West. sly brk. Is 6Nlo2.2. Chris
zinc C;odsmith 20 Samson Lachmans FEB g.
sl0O: address. 81 Nassau ST.
SANE PROPERTY; Samson Iachman %
Abraham Goldsmith and ano; Fob 4, ficp, A.
dress same above
I12D ST g3G West 4 sty hrk. 3iIlOo II: Er-
r,anurI N Mas 90 Gustave otto mtg S3o,Juul .
Feh s. 500: address. Fast 9th 81.
fs4TH st. n g. $50 = OF Amsterdam ave.
5o,aa If. Van Orden Construction 90 70 EDITH
NJ Van O-ien mtg SIS COO, Jan 81. 500 adj
Grcss 5i5 West 1s1st 81.
THE BRONT
uRoNN PARK AVE. . g. - q Of Lebanon
- 1ivioo. Bronx Park ave, q. - n OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06

Lebanon 81. 25xl0O. Fany Shapiro to sally Sturn-
hlaufer: % part Feb 2. 81 address. los Am
norman ave. Arverne. l. l.
CLAY AVE. Ill., 2s.fixso: Kate Schick 70
Annie n Ripprl (Intg 81. DO: Feb l. 81: al
dress 43J East 18th It.
DDET AVE. o cor fT3d IT. 1886. Edward
Fisher and arc 20 VIM smith: u part mtg
g.. 1901: Feb 3. 800: address, ~ West 44th ST
1NTERvALE AVE n c cor 18TH st. sl5x1sd
irreg: Maria OConnor devisee 20 OConnor
Construction 60 Cmtg $4,000; Feb ?; 81; al
Dress 2T0 Boston I'd.
JENNINGS ST. s43. 37.fxi0Ox rreg: Jennie
Worrnser to Isaac q Fischer (mtg s2sooO); Jan
:: 800. address. sf4 East 1880 st.
LOT ~. map OF Allen estate. Hudson ? Rose
Co to Aiphonse Jehl. all Hens: Jan 10; 81 ao-
dress 800 West Saith st
LOT SEQ. mp Hunt estate, Van Nest; John
Snyder 70 Valentine Ernst: Feb g. 800; ad-
dress. 66J Norris Park ave.
TIFFANY ST. 1927 25xlOo: Irving Roberts 70
Joseph G. Abramson mtg s22 0OO): all liens: reo
l. si00; address. go st Johns ave.
TINTON AVE. 1925. 40x127 3: Jennie Worniser
TO Henry Kohner ultg $50. 600. Jan 49, Sloo'
address. 400 6ih ave.
MORRIS AVE. 15lst ST. s3.7xloo.
Sarah Stiassny 20 Giovanni Sanacino tnltg
SiO.O0O) all liens: Feb /: 500. address ~"
Morris ave.
1sT AVE. = s rart lot POS 10 296. map Wake.
field. s01s7B; David Wright 10 Alice vi
Peters Jan %; 500: address, 1856 East 2lsth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06
IMPROVEMENTS IN EVERGREEN
Streets To Be Extended and Many New
Lights To Be Installed.

The Evergreen Board Of Trade. which mas
been working for some time to have Centre
and George streets cut through 10 Myrtle
avenue. has learned that Controller Prem
dergast has ordered that the work OF OPEN
ing the streets be started at once.
AS conditions are at present. school chill
dren as well az business men who live IN
this particular section of Queens are obliged
20 walk several blocks ont Of their way
I'm order TO get 10 Myrtle avenue. Tho
board feels that the action on the part or
the Controller will contribute greatly TO
the continued progress Of Evergreen. where
despite this and other handicaps. valuations
have increased 100 per cent during the last
year.
The lighting committee of the board mas
reported that Brooklyn has promised TO IN
stall electric lights in Cypress avenue, and
that gas lights will be erected from Putnam
avenue 10 the railroad station In Wyckon
avenue
In its desire to improve further that sec
ton the Board OF Trade has issued cir
cular informing property owners that the
postmaster is not responsible for mail de-
livery in cases where the houses are not
properly numbered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
Try Telegraph to The Tribune

Try Telegraph to The Tribune
Fall River. Mass, Feb. 5.-There was
dull trading in the print cloth market last
week. and the total sales are estimated at
$1,000 pieces The aggregate sales may
reach 10000 pieces. in the opinion of few
brokers. but this Is doubtful. II Is claimed
that last weeks business is the smallest
FOR some time. OF the total sales about
10000 pieces were spots.
The list of the first quarterly dividends
vas issued yesterday and it showed that
on total capitalization Of S27,So5,000 divi-
dends 10 the amount of S44S,s50 were paid,
this being at the average rate Of $50 plus
per cent. This is considered fairly good
in view Of the unsatisfactory condition Of
the cloth market. The cloth quotations for
last week were as follows 2s-inch. 81 by
Ga. 3&c; 2S-inch. 81 by 90, 3'sc: 27-inch,
81 by so. 3i5c: 27-inch. 56 by So. 3 tx !:
a7-inch, Sc by 50. $1-16c; 3Sl9-inch, 81 by
6. SIC: 39-inch. 6s by 70. sac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

DrrANCET ST n cor Rowery, Tor D
s,v brk store ard lofts, q. 2xtoo3; Hoppins Sc
cfiritt Co "A Court ~, BROOKLYN owner. = >6b
Movers. / Union square West. architect $1,000"
FORSYTH ST. g 1851 u Of Delaney St.
,or n 7 stv brk loft - iOx8s Charles / Vein
Stein Realty Co. 1851 5th ave. owner; y
Movers. architect $4,000
E,TVvry n : OF 18th ST and as II " Of Iexing-
ron ave for a / sly mountaineering station :
Vsw York central T. Hudson River Railroad co,
owner; Grand Central Architects. architeots'
500. = =
LEXINGTON AVE. n " cor l2ith 81. FOR a 2
st- brI oflce 40x60. Provdent Loan Society NJ
xSpr York 3i4 8th ave. owner. Renwick. Aspn-
wall & Tucker, 800 5th ave. architects' sfo'"".
TIE BRONX.
HOrGHTON AVE. $. 3so3s n y % Castle
t{iIl ave z . sty brl< dvgs, 2oH54 each; JuIia
Mclaughlin s99 East l3sth -. owner; Harry Y
Howell 80 ave and 10Th ST. architect; cost,
ST. Oop
Gr.EBE AVE, W $ l65 n n of Westchester
80 I stv frame she'd tS)xi3: Ernest Besner, on
premises, owner. 6 Cahli JI' --Ao Ems ave.
architect: cost $500
PARK AVE. . s. los n Of i7s'h 81. 1 sly
frame shop, 39x5o; Robert Mon 'an'voh premises
owner and architect; cost. $50"
OvERING ST. " s. T23 n n Of Frisby ave. "a
s,v brx dyg 22x3s Longin Fries. Eastchester
ri owner: Walter II c Hornum 1913 West 10Th
ST. architect; cost. s3,5OO
pad ST Il O. 355 II OF White Plains ave,
. sTv frame dwg 20x55; James Mantinelli. Is,
Iast 2lItb 50 owner. John Zuelch. Filth 81 and
White Plains I'd. architect: cost, $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.
oa,claI Record and forecast.-Was hing

oe,.lal Record and Observation-Disclosures
r.h h-The central Rocky Mountain disturb
- ~ Saturday night has moved to North
Missouri. attended by general SHOWS IN
60, Dakota, Nebraska. Iowa, Northern Ilii-
-. ~orthern Indiana and the southern por-
nous, NJ Minnesota and Wisconsin, and by
tlpns o. Kansas, Missouri, western Kentucky
ram. eve southern portions OF Indiana and MI
ana Ne Heavy snow fell IN Eastern Nebraska.
nois. I'd portions OF Northern Illinois and
Io"a 90, wisconsin. In the East and South
Sou neather was generally fair except from
ne ,wer lake region eastward, where there
the Tight SHOWS west OF the Rocky Noun
were Unsettled weather continued with local
taihs. and rains IN the interior and rains In
the considerably colder In the lower lake
,he middle Atlantic states and New
reglVVn1,d and somewhat warmer. as a rule.
Eng ,he western half OF the country.
over western storm will continue eastward.
Ind by heavy snow Monday In the upper
ette,..lppi Valley and the lake region. snow
Mls.sin in the Ohio valley snow over the
or ,hern and rain snow over the southern
| norm OF the middle Atlantic states. extend
poI Monday night into New ENGLAND. There
! ing also be rain Monday or Monday nlsh'
| WI, ,robably Tuesday IN the northern portion
anu south Atlantic states. and snow or rair
| OF continue Tuesday from the lake region
| VIII inner Ohio Valley eastward. In me cen
am, West the weather will be generally fail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06
I,evin,on. ref: amt due. sl7,633 49, taxes &c
s-'' o. ON THURSDAY.


Lewnson. ref; amt due. si7,s's 49, taxes &C
s-'o o." ON THURSDAY.
By Bryan l.. Kennedy.
9TH ST. c5a &c 25s. :. GO n OF s'n ave-
70 IIxI, * lrreg. vacant: vol sale
BY Joseph p. Day.
,,.--,, CT o22 n 2Js SIS. l75 n Of TN ave
r-1.oo II IA sty dvgs: 4 y sloane ~ a. .As
40, Henry Hall q all Rowland. J, a..ys
acam Wiener, ref. amt due. s265 Isl 81 '"N''
etc. $4.6i5. a,.,L q,
RRoNywooD AVE. 80 II " q 2 .,nlo 81 y;
5orioo. James MoIloy sgt francesca Psgharo e, e,
al. p Fallon. r. atty: s s,s, I ,s
about lax irreg. 1 sty bldg and v2eanl, ,;; ~.
Csdmus. eKr. agt CONVEYANCE n rs amt due
Thirnton 8 p. attys: Franz sise'' rel; anu ~"
e.. 4S4 So; taxes. etc Nlo'- a. q
lo4TH ST. 81. IS ll7e IT W Of Park ave- i, iss
yiO0 II 2 sty dwg; City X Il co ag' 3D., ostUN
GAttlleb ct al: Harold swain atty. ,. ~ az
ref. am, due 50. 635 16: taxes. etc. $500 90
WASHINGTON AVE, block from; o s,y
,sS,,1 nj iseth sts- 352. llx2G5, three sly
dvss I'D vacant: City Real Estate 20 ast y :, :
NseFarisnd ct al: Harold Swain. atty; II
Powell. re.; Amt due sof'o-o 30 'AA
9G2 80. ,c-,h
BOSTON RID ;O5l. " s.. abt 25 Il a o. T, iS.ea
Of. I1Iii7 iI67 sx1ls5. sly tenmti s Jn1se
Realty CO AIT Winans ct al u d ,ss a9i %
Jr, atty; j q Ingraham' rex amt ou''
tSxes etc, 81. 500 So
By Samuel Marx
bath ST. - and AZ. ass II OF ON ave 49, 80
90 ii. brs church; L Holland agt tne MeICy
Seat Rantlst Church ct al. Myer 20 ~
ATTY: : a Crummey. ref. amt due >i''i'o w.
taxes etc ti33 9s.
on FRIDAY.
BY Joseph Z. Day.
9TH AVE s. block front between IVt p, anu
aO5th sta 100 i0xi00; vacant, New iSth 30 =,
tant Eniscopal Public School egt - u e,
al. Nasb a I attys. l. Herman rei' ANN
due SIS gTs II: taxes, etc, s2.35o o.
on AYR, : s. 70 II OF Houston 81, ZoxoS
/, stv tenn, and stores Josephine Nogel asS ~ p
n kuster et al. Gilbert W. a'''S' "
Koenlg ref. partition. ,oe-
1aoD ST 100 g. 80 II OF Lenox ave. 10, ~
On IL 2 s,v dvg: VI Kaufman ct Al, uus'ey w.
agt e N Taylor ct al; Goldsmith: g sn no w.
attys: r F wagner, ref: amt due Nio''o- -
taxes. etc. 500 Ga.
By Charles A. Berrian.
MONROE ST. 2a4. $. 26i.2 II OF SotIea a.
G., AZ oye- iox3T lx97. 10: sty tennt ana STORES
Loon Tuchman agt the New Realty GO '
Nonheino q NJ attys; James Kearney' reI' NH
due IS 40 Sc; taxes. etc si,O5O. suo 10 "l'-
Of $50. 900. ,.
MONROE ST, 292. $. 5oi5 n V OF ,o1i. -ss
g. AZ oyg7 iOx3I fx9T 10; sly tenmt ana s'oI II
same ACT same: same attys and ret; ami uue
Is 700 25: taxes etc. s1.05O: sub TO mtg VI
SIS. 900. e---...t,
PARRY ST. " cor Longwood ave, ~ 2.: y
90 9x,;3 ifxco Z. sty dwg and store; snetiI
sale Of ali right etc. which VI Downey nae
on Nov If. 1910; p | Shiverts. atty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06

Archibald G. Foss has sold TO client FOR
,,vestment Twin Elm Farm, large coun-
try estate OF six hundred acres at an eie-
yation OF 500 TO 1900 feet above sea level
with a brick house. cottages and barns at
rsst Chatham. Columbia County \. Y. The
original owner OF the property spent In the
re,ehborhood OF 100000 upon land and i'm
,roy ements. II was purchased number
~ wears ago by the late Morcein Thomas,
,h. brooklyn architect, for country home,
and is sold by r. +. Hooker. ir., executor
Of the Thomas estate.