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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14

AS the Tampa Tribune puts it, The
comparison of the Harmon influence
in Ohio and Wilson's influence in New
jersey, viewed in the light of the cleo
ton results, is not very reassuring to
The supporters of the New Jerseyman
for the presidential nomination"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14

A Florida man was fined $3.50 the
other day for taking three oranges off
a tree without the owners permission.
His mistake was in not devising a
scheme to swindle the owner out of
the whole orchard. He could then
have hired able lawyers, carried the
case to higher courts, and probably
got off on a technicality. Only a fool
steals In small way these days.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14

Will President Harmon invite Sen
ator Hoke Smith into his cabinet? He
and Hoke. We believe served together
in Cleveland's cabinet. That would
give Georgia a chance to have another
senatorial scrap, too.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14

Winston Churchill lays the respon-
s;bility for Europe's expansion of
Havies and armies at the door of Ger
many. That country, he declares. has
brought on the enormous burdens un-
der which the governments and people
OF Europe are laboring to-day.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14

The Georgia newspapers are gener-
ally waging a campaign against the
pistol toter with his ready weapon for
murder. But what good does this do
when the men who use the pistols and
send their victims to the grave are 50
speedily pardoned at the behest of pol
iticians and paid attorneys?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14

The Socialists are talking gleefully
of carrying the country in some not
distant year. They are mistaken. The
Democratic party will institute re-
forms that will knock the pins from
under Socialism.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14

With Taft and Harmon running Ohio
would be the greatest battle ground
the nation has ever seen in a presiden-
tiai fight Each party would strain
itself to the extreme to carry its can
didate's state.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14

Father Vaughan says the cradles
less home" is to blame for many Of
the evils of the day. These preachers
will never stop knocking bridge whist,
directly or indirectly.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14

That "walkover" the Italians expect
ed in Tripoli does not seem to be ma
terializing. They are evidently des-
tined to pay heavily in blood and treas
ure for country that will be a con-
slant menace and expense to them.
What does it profit a nation to seek
expansion in this fashion?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14
Too Young to Know Better.

MethuseIah had just broken a win
dow.
Boys will be boys explained his
parents to the irate owner; the little
fellow is just going on a hundred and
ninety-eight."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14

The Democrats got the governor in
New Mexico and the Republicans got
the two United States Senators. We
could have spared the governor much
better.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14

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God never asks of us such busy labor
AS leaves no time for resting at His
feet Anon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14

To have what We want is riches, but
to be able to do without-that is pow
err. Geo. Mcdonald.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14

The most exquisite torture is to
have somebody you love supremely
happy without you causing it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14
Americas, Ga, November II, 1911.

Russia beats US in drinking distilled
liquors. Let her keep the record.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14

The reason most girls want to mar
ry is because they don't know what
they want.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14
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Political Rhymes.

Political Rhymes.
The presidents a busy man,
He's always on the run
And ever in the public eye;
He doesn't have much fun.
I'd rather be his cabinet,
They're luckier, oh, far;
They do just as they wish; besides
No one knows who they are.
Candidate, candidate, where have you
been?
To Queens and to Brooklyn, the Boss
es I've seen;
Candidate, candidate what did you
there?
l gave up ten thousand to sit in a
chair.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14
OFFICIAL ORGAN:
City Of AnIerlcus.
Sumter County.
MahstaE County.

Railroad Commission of Georgia Fol-
Third Congressional District.
r. s. Court Southern District OF
Georgia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14

1t is the triumph of hope over ex-
perience that induces a widower 10
marry again.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14

The more a man can eat the more
he'd think 1t was gluttony for anybody
else.
The old Ohio warhorse, Harmon
looms up a bigger figure than ever.
A charitable man never has to look
for an opportunity to get busy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14

Some grass widows ere old enough
0 be hay widows
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-14

Beware Of boss girl, young man
unless you are looking for boss wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

SEVENTH AVENUE-The plot. I00xl00 feet.
az the northwest corner OF Seventh avenue anu
Hath street has been resold by Oscar II. Sugar
man 10 Max Wensteln who will erect six
story elevator apartment house the site.
SsTH STREET-Slawson e. Hobbs have sold
for William TAYLOR No. 124 West ssth street.
three story dwelling house, on lot i5.6xooxlOoS
feet.
ELTON AVENUE-IAuter a. Blackner have
sold for the Streeter Construction Company the
five story hathouse, plot 4sxloO feet. at
the southwest corner Of Elton avenue and 15sth
street TO an investor.
UNION AVENUE-Lauter & Blackner have
sold for Wilhelm Lauter the plot. 40xeo feet on
the west side of Union avenue. 20 feet north OF
16sth street to a builder who will erect a i've
story fathouse.
160TH STREET-Lsuter & Backner have sold
for. Michael Donnelly, OF Norwalk. Conn, the
plot 6jxlO0 feet with ten-room dwelling
cast Of Morris avenue TO builder. who VIII
erect fathouses on the site
ST. LAWRENCE AVENUE--Iauter & Black
ner have sold for the Benenson Realty COMPANY
Nos 1925 and 1925 81. Lawrence avenue. Van
Nest two family dwelling houses. each on
lot 2Jxi00 feet.
40TH sTREET-WiIliam p. Jones Son and
Joseph F. Feist have sold No 40s West iOth
street for Rebbecca' = Mills. and No. 40 Nesi
10th street for John William Jones, being Two
thrAe story and basement brick high stoop
dwelling houses. each on a lot 1six4oXlo ieet,
TO the Church Of 81. clemens Mary. me sams
buyer has also purchased Nos 408 and Az NesI
10th street, giving them plot '3xloo fee'' on
which they propose to erect church
18TH STREET.-THE Assembling Realty COM
panv ie reported TO have resold the plot 81 thLee
lots 75x99.lI feet on the north side OF I"l!h
was acquired in April by tho sellers from jack
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
DON'T MISS PATR0LMEN
B. R. T. Men at Bridge Say They
Didn't Help Anyway.

They've taken the patrolmen of the
bridge platform, for even a patrolman has
rights, and as the city has provided no
training table or coaches for the Police
Department II was decided that a blue
coats oath did not bind him TO stand up
against the heaviest mass play in th3
world.
Police Commissioner Waldo is the re-
sponsible man AS he explains il, the stu
alton is that the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company leases that part OF the bridge on
which are the elevated road platforms from
The city, and there is no reason why the
CITY should police II for the company SO
the thirty men who had been on that duty
were called off, and the b. r. It's "huskies'
look after the crowds. The order went into
effect with the beginning of this month.
and so far Captain Burke. in charge of the
bridge SQUAD. says there HASN'T been a
single complaint lodged with his men who
arc on the lower levels and down where the
surface cars run.
One OF the veterans among the platform
squad Of the b. r. T. summed up the stu
alton this way:
NO we haven't had any trouble AT all
since the cops were taken off. The cops
we're mostly for decoration, anyway They
didn't help with the work Of getting people
IN the cars, and as for directing people
where 10 60 why. say. nine out of ten OF
the questions people asked them cops the
cons had 10 ask us.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders a''orne''
NOVEMBER 2
MANHATTAN.

Frederic de Foster and ano, trus. to Eva
Foise; $4,000
Frederic de T. Foster to Frederic de Foster
and ano. trustees: $4,000.
Herman !. Kellar and ano 70 forkvllle Bank
Patrick J Reviue to Ez Dwyer $4,000.
Frank Torregrossa to Augustine Crocco;
$3.50.
VIM J.. Condit to Emma G Badgeley; 81.
Lyman Shatzkin to Alfred Frankcnthaler e
asstsl. $500.
sage and ano. $1,000
Alfred Frankenthaler to Max Miller % assto;
81
Mary n Barnum and ano 10 Washington Trust
Co. So 900.
Geo Z Liable to Daniel woodcock; 81.
Howard = Sweetser and ano, eNrs 10 Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. $4,000.
Harry RcsenthI TO TITLE Wacht; 800
Chas J Hesse. oxr. to John faeth: $500.
VIM II Miller TO sara Miller; $1,000.
Davis Sivcrman TO state Bank $1,000
John Ochler TO Anna solomon; $500.
Annie Spiro to Title Wacht; 81.
Leipzig to Jacob Finkelsteln: $1,000.
Albert q Morgansteln TO German savings
Bank: $4,000
Amy 5 McGurin and ano to Christian Stochr,
50 100
Mary Ehrgott to Henry osterhot: 81, 800.
Charles Stutz TO Millie r. Weiss; 81 .2"o.
son: $500 pa
Mutual Trust 90 to Henrietts II won.
admir- s35 600
Metropolitan Trust 60 OF New york TO
Julius Meyer. $40 00o
New York Ifust 90 TO Rutherford Realty
william stursbers TO American Mortgage
Prospect Investing 20 TO Elizabeth Irwin.
same 10 John irwin. Sa5oo
same 10 same SO 500
Henri " Az Fores, trus. 70 Thomas Di-
mond gdn si3 600
Same - some 500 ooo
sans 70 same. t2s,ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03

The Roman Catholic parish of St Glenn
ent and Mary has purchased large pio'
on the West Side. on which 1t VIII erect
new edifice in the near future.
Through william r. Jones and Joseph r.
Feist. the church has purchased No. 4oS
West 10th street from Rebecca s. Mills ana
the adjoining house. No. 40, from John
William Jones Two other houses have also
been purchased. No. 400 from Felix flgaIio
and No AZ from Morris Weinstein' the
combined properties, consisting OF four oiu-
fashioned private houses. covering plot
73.4x9S.9 feet about So feet west OF Nih'h
avenue The church, Of which the Kew
Joseph Letanche is rector. Is now located AT
No. $50 West 5Oth street a former Ger
man Lutheran Church which occupies a
plot 30x9S.9 feet. near Tenth avenue.
A plot iOOxl00 feet at the northwest cor
ner of Seventh avenue and 114th street
has been resold by oscar II. Sugarman 10
Max Weinstein. VINO will erect a six story
elevator apartment house on the site MI
Sugarman acquired the property recently
from the Wood estate. The estate stlll
owns the adjoining southwest corner OF
Seventh avenue and 18th street The
w dNIelEn t1lSU SCnOOl dhJoi'o O. W.
The Cross 4 Brown Company has Just
closed a series of interesting transactions
involving the erection Of buildings for the
automobile delivery service OF Climber
Brothers department store In Brooklyn
they have leased for Amelia Ganter a
garage. 10 he built at Nos. 49, and AL
Madison street on plot 50x10o feet. In
Flushing, Long Island. they have Leased
for Hans Truelson a garage to be ouilt on
the east side of 22d street near Franconia
avenue. on plot S0x100 feet. and in White
Plains. \. Y. they have leased in contl'nc~
ton with the Westchester Land Exchange
for Young Brothers a garage to he built in
Rank street on n plot 50xI00 feet All Of
these leases are for long term Of years.
and work on these various buildings is TO
be begun at once. Upon completion they
will be occupied exclusively by Gimbel
BROTHERS in connection with their suburban
deliveries.
Plans have been flied for the construc-
ton of an eight story freproof elevator
apartment house on the north side OF Slst
street. 100 feet west of Amsterdam avenue.
for the s. e. Construction Company, of
which Samuel Barkn is president. II VIII
have a frontage Of 1875 feet and depth
OF $50 feet. and according TO the esti-
mate Of the architect. George +. Pelham,
will cost 100000 Plans have also been
filed for installing rev electric elevators In
the twelve story Office building at the south
east corner of Broadway and Exchange
place FOR William Waldorf Aston Of Lon
don. England. at \ cost of $4,000. j. +.
Burrows is the architect.
The new Woolworth Building, now being
built on Broadway from Park Place TO
Barclay street will. besides being the tall
est building in the world, have also the dis
tinction Of the greatest number OF ele-
vators. The Otis Elevator Company has Sc
cured tho contract To equip the structure
with twentv-nine elevators which the COM
pany saws is record. no other building in
the world having so many.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
NOVE,NfRDD

NOVEMBER y.
COLUMBUS AVE. 800 store and basement:
Jacob Selig 10 Jonas Beermann; 10 yrs from
Nov /. 1911: 5000, address llS West g7th 81.
WATER ST, 1874. all August Schacht 70
Michael Warmth: 10 yrs from Nov !. 1910;
81, 800; address. $50 9th 81. Brooklyn.
ID AVE. 21O9, cor store; James MCGEE to
Samuel Kantor; yrs mos from Sept 10, 1909,
sl.440; address. 2l09 "a ave.
I'D AVE, " cor sd st. all; Daniel Foley to
John Prange: 10 yrs from Nov 1. 1911. $4,000:
address. 30S East 5sth ST.
9TH AVE. 1868 store and basement: John II
Collins and anc TO Isaac Bittker; 3 yrs from
Sept 10. 1911; si.92O: address. "a West 18th
5TH AVE. 2O19, all: Charles n Crittenton 10
TsidOr LewkowitZ - yrs from June /, 1906:
81 500; address, 40 East 9th 81.
7TH AVE, 22O2 south store: Katie Wise 10
John Kalakamis: yrs mos from April |, 1911
$40 address. 30 Cherry ST.
SAME PROPERTY. south store. etc; John
Kaakimis 10 Antonio Jennett: . WIS mos from
Nov /. 1911; $40; address. 2202 18th ave.
9TH AVE. 521. store and basement:
Beadeston Woerz 10 William O'Brien. yrs
from Nov J. 1911; 81, 500 address 52l 9th
nth ST. 343 East all: Edward Rafter TO
TietTo Fiorentino yrs from Nov !, 1911 g.. 500.
address, 343 East 18th ST.
18TH ST, 304 West, part basement and yard
Patrick J Mooney TO Julius Wiasman. 3 yrs 9
mos from Aug !. 1911. $40; address. PA For
syth 81.
18TH ST. - and Il West east store and part
cellar; and l. Construction 90 10 william FL
son and ano; yrs from Dec /, 1911 s.. 800. ad
dress, $3.50 18th ave- Brooklyn.
1S0TH ST, Gel Wesf. store and basement. Bar
ma I'd Realty Co To Nicholas Schmitz. > YRS from
Dec ], 1911: $1,000; address, COL West 1s0th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
WALDORF AGENT Nv COURT
Inadequate Fire Escape on Old
Bowery Lodging House.

Samuel 3. Thorne, agent for the William
Waldorf Aston estate. was brought before
Magistrate Murphy. IN the Tombs court.
Yesterday. charged with A violation OF the
sanitary code in not providing suitable
fire escape for the Uncle Sam Lodging
House. No. 21S 10 2S2 Bowery, oNned by
Mr.. Aston Thorne told the magistrate he
was about 10 build the escape. so he asked
for a weeks delay. The hearing Was get
for next Thursday morning
The Department of Buildings and Corpo-
ration Counsel Watson began writing let
tiers 10 Thorne In February. 1910. when an
anonymous letter writer. signing himself
"Onlooker from tine Elevated Informed
them that nearly hundred men lived m
the old structure. AM the fire escape ran
down only TO the third story balcony from
which a drop ladder was suspended. Build
ing Inspector VirriIl declared that only an
acrobat or a sailor could save his life in
case Of fire.
\ week Of grace was also given 10 n. l.
Roth charged with owning fire trap At
No. 424 Broome street. Theodore P.
Rrokaw. jr., who was i'm court on this
case. pleaded that he was only the owner
Of record, and the responsibility for The
lack Of fire protection was up 10 Mr. Rom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
BROOKLYN SALES.

Charles Z. Rickerson sold No 62I Sd street
between Eighth avenue and Prospect Park
West. a three story and American base
ment limestone dwelling house. 20x65Xs1
feet. for Joseph Horowitz to client, VINO
will occupy.
Burrin Brothers sold for Mrs Annie l..
Belts No. AS 1st street, a three story and
basement brick and stone dwelling house.
on lot 20xl00 feet between Seventh ana
Eighth avenues. The buyer will occupy
SNYDER e. Son sold for a client No %S
sixth avenue. a three story and basement
dwelling house on lot 2Oxs0 feet, to B.
Martin.
b. o. Palm sold for Anna Weber No. lo'
Kosciusko street, a two story and pase-
ment dwelling house, on lot 2OxlO feet Tor
Charles Meyer the dwelling house, on plot
70 .3x1O0 feet, northeast corner OF NarroWs
avenue and eth street, to buyer for occu-
pancy. and for Alexander J. Weber NO
3S} cambridge street, two story ana
basement dwelling house. which the puyef
will alter for his occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
LEASES.

Denzer Brothers have leased for a term
of years for the Reliance Realty Company
and McFarlin, Cohn co. TO the DAISY
Costume Company the tenth loft at Nos.
u and II East 32d street for the Brown
Realty Company to Cherkos & Krouskopf
oDo square feet at No. 153 to l57 West 23d
street. for Ewald Normer 5000 square feet
at Nos. 10 and Is West Path street: for the
Twenty-hfth Construction Company to a
cloak and suit manufacturer the second
loft at Nos. "a and 2s West 18th street; for
I. Richer the first loft at No. 43 East 21st
street TO l. Dauer and b. Katz, and the
third loft in the same building 10 E. II. &
ID. b. Janover.
NJ e. l.. Hess have leased for the Hasco
Building Company, from the plans. the
eleventh loft in the building now under
construction at No. 43 10 A. West 10Th
street; the lease is for a term OF ten years,
at a rental OF $4,000: the first loft at Nos.
l47 and l49 West 25th street TO the j. ID.
Posner Manufacturing Company; the
seventh loft at No. Y West 18th street TO
the Mccain, CARL & Levy Company; the
fourth loft at No. 7Is Broadway TO Louis
w Cohn, and for the Regent Construction
Company loft at No. Al 10 80 West 18th
street
William n. Whiting & co. have leased
for Daniel e. seybel TO the United States
Glass Company two entire floors in the
new twelve story building at Nos. Il ana
7S Murray street
Worthington Whitehouse has leased for
MA. Harry 8. Lehr the four story dwelling
house. furnished. at No. 20 West 18th street,
TO Mrs G. ". Mellon
The Midwest Realty. Company has leased
through Mark Rafslsky Co. 10 Vein
bere Weiman. manufacturers OF waists
and dresses, The top loft, containing 100
feet AT No. 159 10 le5 West Goth street. for
FIVE wears
charles O. .ates has taken an spartment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
New DestroyerS to Burn Oil
Fuel.
From The Tribune Bureau.
Washington. Novemt

v
NEW FEATURES IN BOATS.-The new
torpedo boat destroyers. contracts for the
construction Of which have recently been
made by the Navy Department, Will DE
equipped with oil burning engines. OH VIII
be the only fuel used, and decided inno-
walton will be the location OF the oil punk
ers, which are TO be placed forward ana
aft Of the machinery The oil bunkers
have heretofore been placed in the fire.
rooms 1t is thought that the new arrange
ment will contribute 10 the safety OF the
vessels.
The speed of the boats will be 20 knots
half knot less than the last destroyers
constructed under authority of Congress ID
the appropriations for the last fiscal year
The reduction in speed will bring about a
greater percentage Of power used and also
provide additional space for supplies ana
for the crew The boats will garry re-
Ciprocating engines for cruising. The Ne"
York Shipbuilding Company will construct
one OF the destroyers at cost OF sS""ooV
This boat will be equipped with Curtis tur-
bines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Dave A. Karelsen has rented corner
store at Remington avenue and the boule-
ward, k1-verne, Long Island, 10 NJ. Herr
for a term Of years for restaurant; also,
TO Samuel Maggie a store on the boule-
ward, near Summerfeld avenue. and the
Autler cottage, on Remington avenue TO
H. Meyers for a term of years.
Harold f. Waterman has sold for 3. Z.
Rigali his dwelling house In Fulton street
Stapleton. Staten Island. The buyer VIII
occupy the house after making extensive
alterations.
Pease e. Gilman have rented for Henry
Webb his house. with plot of ground, at
No. 20 Maple Drive, Greenwich, Conn, to
Albert L. Cushing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANIIATT TAN

MANHATTAN.
HsT II. n : 100 II " of Amsterdam sy"
for an { stv ant f125xs6.2" b Construction
90 $50 West ilst st, owner: q Peihan'
5O7 9Th ave. architect; 100000.
THE BRONX.
MONTEREY AVE. cor OF lsth So |
AZ ana balcony brick theatre. 65X99; Henry
Raabo 2Io West 6ith 81. owner; Hunt a.
Wiseman. i1oi West 42d ST. architects; cost
$40 600.
DECATUR AVE. :. 300.96 y $ OF Gun I'M
road. / sly frame garage, l8Nl76; william
Scita 32%2 Decatur ave, owner, Moore q
Iandsedsl. f4sth ST and 81 ave. architects
cost. $3.50
17TTH ST. = 300 Il Of Marmion ave:
stv brick amusement hall 25xi00. Spier q
Sturman SO Park Row. owners; Goidner ~
Goldberg TO4 Jackson ave. architects; cost,
10000.
DEI.AvILLE AVE. :. 100 u n OF Holiers
ave. / sty brk dwg. 2)Xi6: Luigi Leone 3lS
East 115th ST. owner. w Del Gaudio. fOl
fremont ave architect; cost $1,000
243D ST = - II OF Baker ave: =
Stv frame storage. 14X1S: Max Nulfsohn, I3S
East 243d street. owner William Ingram. Jr.
ga East 22Tth street. architect: cost, $500.
9TH AVE W = 100 It Of Nelson ave: IA
stv frame dwg 21x2S. Hilda Swenson. Harri-
son y J. owner. Henry NOrdheim, 1OsI Ire
mont ave architect. cost, $4,000.
18TH ST. n g cor Of Beaumont ave; = sty
tenmt J0x9O: ScaIzo Realty co. Ssverio Scsizo.
7O7 East 1S7th ST. president. owner: NJ w
Del Claudio. f01 fremont ave, architect; cost.
So. Ouu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The following bankruptcy petitions ver'
filed yesterday in the United States Court:

The following bankruptcy petitions Ters
filed yesterday in the United States Court:
MICHAELIS & LINDEMAN, ING,
wholesale and retail dealers in cigars.
wines and liquors al No $50 Broadway, IN
voluntary Judge Holt appointed Henry y.
Van Praas receiver. Liabilities. 5000 as
sets. $500.
THE MfDDLESEN DRiGoODS cow
PANY, No. Walker street. involuntaN.
Liabilities. $4,000: nominal assets, $500
and actual assets estimated at $1,000
Judge Holt appointed Harry A. cushing 70
ceiver
WILLIAM b B. SMITH. an accountant
at No. l65 Broadway; voluntary. Llapll-
ties Sl3s55: no assets. rrf
WOLFF"S a corporation with motel
restaurant and saloon AZ No 1856 Vest i5th
street: involuntary. Liabilities, 21,ow, as
sets estimated at $3.50.
JOSEPH r. KISLINGER, dealer IN dia-
monds at No 81 Liberty street, inYolun.
tary. Liabilities. 5000: assets estimated
at 5000 Judge Holt appointed Clarence )
Houghton receiver.
I. SAMUEL MARGCL1US. drygoods dealer
at No. 6 Delaney street; Involuntary
Liabilities, 5000: assets, $3.50.
LURE & ZUCKERMAN. furriers at No
40 West 18th street: involuntary biabili-
ties 5000: assets. 500.
LEONARD H. HOWARD. Of No. so
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