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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-22
CONCERT TONIGHT
MARSHALL PARK
PROFESSOR kf-SS>ICH TO PRE-
SENT PROGRAM OF CLASH.
CAL NUMBERS.

Professor kessnich will place hi
band over in Marshall Park for the
public concert this evening, and will
give the people Of Libby Hill the
first opportunity they have had SO
far this year 10 get the music. The
Monday concerts viii alternate be-
tween Marshall and Chimboraze
Marshall Park IN -. the summit ~
Libby Hill at Twenty ninth street.
and may be reached by Broad aad
Main. and Clay street cars on the
north side. and Main street cars on
the south
The program this week will ems
brace many classical pieces. with just
a sprinkling OF ragtime.
II am going 10 spring number
of surprises during the summer" said
Professor kessnich Yesterday II
want the public to make suggestions
through the papers. and | want the
people to know that the concerts are
Icing given for their benefit, and
that they shall have what they want"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-22
RICHMOND YACHTS
VISIT IRVINGTON

TRyINGTON, VA, July 2f.-Dr.
VIM. J. Cowardin. commander OF the
Richmond Yacht club. Richmond. and
II, y. Baldwin. also OF Richmond. on
their respective yachts Geneva and
Lielba. were mere Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Messrs Cowardin and Bald :
win have party of fifteen or eighteen
friends with them and are on a cruise
OF several weeks OF the Chesapeake
and it's tributaries, going as far as
Annapolis Several yachting parties
from Norfolk and vicinity have visited
Iryington this summer. six boats from
the Hampton Roads yacht clup
rendezvousing here last Sunday,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-22
EAGLES GOING To
THE GRAND LODGE
ONE HUNDRED FROM RICHMOND
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
IN Glen EusND.

More than 100 members Of the local
lodge Of Eagles viii leave here on
the afternoon ~ August 2rd 10 at
tend the national convention at Cleve-
land. o. which will begin on Au-
gust fth and continue to August
ION
The party WI go by special train,
nany OF the members taking their
wives. sisters and daughters with
them Among the party viii be Coun-
Gilman r, f. Fuller. member Of
the grand lodge. who is a candidate
for worthy chaplain. He will be sup
ported by the Richmond delegation
and probably BY the whole Virginia
delegation.
1t is expected that there viii re
10000 ar rs 600 delegates I'm line on
the OCCASION IF The grand march,
there having been So, 600 present "a
the last COM eution in Baltimore
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-22

ONE DISCOUNTED CAT
BIRDS WAGE RELENTLESS WAR
FARE But TOM ESCAPES WITH
HIS FREY. WHILE THEY
VOICE LotD PROTEST..

Old Tom, the sleek black feline VINO
presides, as mascot oyer the destinies
of the city hall had an adventure Sat
urday that Will probably stick in his
memory for some time, If cats nave
memories.
Tom while simply following the in
stincts Of his species. and really not
liaHe~orthy from one stardpo,nt.
was naughty under the modern day
code of morals fixed yor Weil-nre cats
There was doubtless another excuse
for Tom. too. The clock IN the big
tower above pointed to high noon aud
whoever is charged with serving Toms
lunch. for some reason, was diIaIoFS
and Tom imagined he was hungry. He
lay backing IN The sunlight ON the east
steps OF the big building for d long
time No lunch, Groups of Enslish
sparrows fitted about in the street
before him They were plump. spar
rows. They We're tempting sparfows.
they looked appetizing and Tom h'td
convinced himself. after viewing them
for some minutes, that he really was
hungry probably he jumped at the
conclusion, as he jumped at the SPAR
rows. The temptation was too great
like Adam, Tom fell
Tom Nabs His Lunch.
The 1.-THE body, with the sp"ed ~
lightning shot through space ana
landed upon one OF the unsuspectinE
birds So quick was the action thar
Tom might have secured SIX as easy
as he did the one he grabbei i ms
small mouth had been capable Of ho'h-
ing them. His sharp teeth buried IN
the body Of his quiverlng. fiuttering
victim. Tom started calmly back 20
his official domicile 10 enjoy his APP
petizer. Then his adventure began
For the next few minutes the ar
was surcharged with birds iheN
came from the street and they came
from the frees in the capftol square
they came ny pairs and in dozens, and
IL There was one sparrow in the party
rhat proceeded 10 attack Tom there
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-22
JOY RIDERS TAKE
OUT AUTOMOBILE

John r. Alsop' of the Alsop Motor
company, reported to the police yes
terday that his garage was entered
some time Saturday night, and that
A Chalmers automobile was stolen,
The stolen machine carries the state
license of ID 81 Ii is believed that
the machine was taken out by some
one for 4 oN ride and that II vas
probably stalled somewhere outside
the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-22
DELINQUENTS IN
DANGER OF FINES

Commonwealth Attorney Minitree
Folkes has called on Commissioner
OF the Revenue II. +. Tresnon for a
list OF all persons and firms who
have so far failed to pay their state
license taxes. There are about zoo
delinquent. and they Will he indicted
iy a special grand jury this morn
ing The fine and court costs Will
amount to SIS or $780, whereas TINS
could be saved II the delinluents set
tie up before the grand jury con-
yenes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-22
DEATH OF PAGE BANKS
WELL KNOWN WAITER

Page Banks. the well known and
well liked coiored head waiter at the
Hotel Lawrence, who had served
many years N various restaurants and
hotels in the city, died Friday night.
after a short Illness. Pages death
is regretted by many citizens who
remember his courtesies and his ac-
commodating spirit.
The funeral will take place from
the home, 116 East Baxtr street. this
afternoon at c'clcck.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-22
EpPEs AND sNiDER'a
NEW HEADQUARTERS

Messrs. Eppes and Snider. the book.
binders OF Twelfth street. have lust
purchased the large building at the
southwest corner of Governor and
Franklin streets, and will In a short
while, after some improvements have
been made. occupy the entire FIVE
floors. This concern has rapidly built
itself up from small business to 60
Of the largest In the South.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-22

oak wood. Although She sustained
w.eeral cuts and bruises, her co1di-
ton is not thought to be serious.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-22
Carrie His RaAnr.

a Fowler, cclored was arrested
YESTERDAY by Policeman Hooker on
charge of carrying a concealed razor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-22
Society

,..,..- -. ,,,o,, m
MSS Dospe"s -. 4-tl,r4 t}vteade.
Polatea spo'IS' <arte.tsra,a veterans
rs,,.,se,, 80 "a. virginia sons to
~ ine IN October
:" ~ ~ - w Ina daughter
AZ. ~ f,,~ris.,, -, p,.fer~t,IrK,
.. 49, ~ Atts 4..A.,- tzr.A4- IT,
.4ah,,, las win
w '"s ~, 80 -, 80 O number
80 ,..ortinrs fr Rfch-
~ N ueu,..','' .as.,,, "a several in.
ni0hu wv 80 80. e5ye. i, her
tn,o. IN, bsr relatives Ia this city
hen9f ny I'sI 80 - 49, HARRISON
H~ apbo''- 800. rom. .
,,s.s1sa,- %, Rodgers st'ue reunion
"t t't N',!9 ,t,.1-g,I',sa . sat~x ana
az 80, monument xifls g..
a,,,,oi,.,s4 @pa.ssr. tor
s,le
'''' u.rr...o, Dance
- 80, vas s..en by
-, 80. d. ,f.e ,-l=7atrt -fu, To
me N"uasef SO q | ..t5 =...iov Az
" Affe"'"N oil - -, ,,,rrfshr5
efeheslta I'm l''F - 5aEorate3
ne '"'s' s''' Among tbnse
u" '"'''e. -. ts,.ef.s subject.
dancing W"re p - .ra,t,r rugb.
't'e se -, a;,oft az Rich
'at0 : a. - tI,,thau S3rg1u{a Pas
a., yEJt,.a=sr8 Barker.
SAM ~ - rr,,+, R,.ft Agnes
peToihy i1ot''st a. - Tnrtts
MelhtE'e' ls,3+'ist r>rerl, pemhe,lon,
Nessrs. 9"'5i ara 49, t4arbarf
Nlo' -. .rstrr.re Y =
aH'tti u ~, -pilrY,an
ttt'S'". ~ ~ -. r,rnner
mas. tet5'f= 't 'N--.,,}'s,isfr q,
TosRs' ft''. s,,,llr,or Mrs
..lr',...,a .ps dancers
5aha tfel -
'''' -. Martin are
Ut anu ."'S 80. a.,,r
sueod5t1 sts ,str,,Fria
r2er "t inc hiN 49,. ,s,.-
Where the FORMER - ga 80 -
GEOLOGY ana genera "dhla 's&'' ''t
sawUc- school IheF nave ""eh
tertained ct a 1unhcr ~ rec P,,' .,ez
given by members - the 'Nn NGms,,S
farj47Fv H6 Their VICES ana the SA7t'
clubs and have enjoyed little lf}P@
m nearby place ~ interest. in"ipd-
frr outing. to Natural Bridge. -lr@t
r,Varna Alton. and kes~tck y.
d Nfre Martin viii remain at the
,.,5t.e~sj,,- tIntjt some time n August
Mis- Brent 10 Wed
r.n ,,srr{sea ~ Miss Mamie Maria
rrart ars M Thomas aloo Will be
49,, {,,,r,,,tant event Of this week.
~ ,.' ,s IT, $50 M "Wednesday at
~ - -, bride AZ chat
m. -riao II q dauRh
,.aerh Lancaster
Ter ~ thP 'a'F A'' ,..5,,r.,,,era,a
Brent "fb hheWh - Ia.
leader aHd feF '''"I 't'e .,.si,,,.t,,
Interest wing % ofe III ..31 Va
the brla' army ,''S - ~,
ttN tt}tH r. q ~ tEif' ~ ti''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-22

were three hundred. They swooped
down upon MIN In force, chattering
like magpies. pecking al his eyes. and
using every offensive tactic known to
bird warfare TO make Tom drop his
victim. Tom. for once in his life. Wa
scared-the militant army had his
goat
Attacked BY Birds.
Everywhere he turned this attacking
host headed him off In desperation
the sagacious mascot made flying
-,essY, into -tfys air: scattering the BIRDS
momen.arily. and then he dared Up
the steps OF the city nall with las
prey firmly grasped In his sharp teeth
one frightened feline. A few of the
outraged birds even followed him into
the city hall. but the majority of the
attacking party alighted on the steps
as close TO the door as they could ret.
and in sparrow language voiced le "a
protest AZ Toms foul deed,
Officials at the city hall said That
Tom was afraid to venture outside the
building the balance OF the afternoon.
and II may be some time before il =
safe for him to show his countenance~--
II Just depends on sparrow's memory.
The incident was witnessed by TWO
persons and both Of them defy Mr..
Roosevelt to consign them to the ma
ture fakir division of the Annanias
club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-22

Mrs II. Ward Randolph and httle
con are visiting Mrs. Kandolphs pa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-22

Mrs Bena fssain Graz and Mrs
Charles Slaughter arc AZ the Alie-
ghany Inn. Goshen, Va. for the SUM
frpys
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-22

Mr.. and Mira. John Frischorne ard
little daughter. Monica have returned
from Arvonia. Va. where they were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Root.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
WOMEN HISS LAWMAKERS
SuftTagettes at Broadway Bene-
TT Aroused by Mrs. PenfieId.
PRESS CUTTINGS PRODUCED
shavian Humor Appeals to Audi
ence, Except in It's Unex-
pected Finale.

Inc broadway Theatre was filled with
sunraGlsts Yesterday to sec Bernard
Shaws Press cuttings" and the ether two
plays at the Woman Suffrage party bcne.
fit.
There was generous applause. and -
one or two points loud kissing. but the
kissing wasn't meant for the actors. If
was New York ssemblymen-Louis Cuyil.
Her and others-who were hissed
betWeen two plays Mrs. +. Jean Nelson
Poniiold came ont and expressed the feel.
inss Of the party about the way the suf.
frage bill was sidetracked at Albany.
IT was one more taste" she said. "of
the chivalry' with which We are treated
| BU; Il is a disgrace 80 this state that the
bill coald be manipulated in the way il was
manipulated. Men should take heed. for
other bills Of equal justice can be shclyed
in the same way
The world over. II Is rule IN parlia-
mentary procedure that only man voting
on the winning side can make "A motion Ia
reconsider the vote and lay the motion on
the table. This is meant TO give any Of the
affirmative voters who wish 10 change their
minds a chance to do so. Except in
the State Of New York. il IS considered
extremely discrediiable for man who
voted on the losing side to further block
the progress Of a hill by moving to re-
consider
"Cuvilirr voted on the losing side, and
the motion TO reconsider vas made by Gu
vilier'-
Here was where the storm Of Kisses
broke loose, ard an excited woman In the
gallery called out:
Hell never go back to Albany
Wait" said Mrs. Penheld. here are
more names for you 70 hiss. Assemolymen
McCue and Graubard, who had voted for
our measure, yielded to pressure and
helped Cuvillier kill tt
McCue and Graubard were properly
hissed and then Assemblymen Jacob Levy
who. Mrs. Penfed said. broke his pledge
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
The Dance of PreVenfton
Counts at MoIfnG time

- I, ts in anv way possible move either
ahead OF time. by a fortnight, or a fort-
,trb, latcr. There ie a risk that by re-
naming over one may become liable for
further rent. also the complication OF ha'-
inr In make room for somebody else. Bat
for the most part landlords are kindly rca-
sonablc-unless q tenant must come Ih'
they will not mind little oycrstayins
II is better. though, 70 20 ahead OF tease
cXpiry. This is wholly uoss!nl" y gong
10 new house or one which IS vacant.
Nv thus taking time by the forclock you
IRE saved the danger of eXtortionaie NOV
ing charges: also the rush and hur!y-onrly
Of general moving day. Thus. also u
is possible to clean house In the old nome.
Wash pictures. china and hrjc-a-brac'
scour blankets. have rugs beaten or Na'"-
urn-cloaned as they lie. Then II You can
manage 70 have the new home mad" spi'H
and span. YOU will have only t. arrange
yorr belongings and be ready for anything.
Have the ncw-housc cleaning - as late
81 dato as possible, since even with doors
and windows tight shut dust gets IN.
There IS folklore Of moving, rather
curious in parts Negroes and poor whites
hold &, lucky 10 move on Sunday-but nei-
thor Of them will take along "a house cat
or a used broom. Both briu- the worst
sort Of luck 50 DO black walnuts-fir",
famine and pcstiicnce lie IN wait io' whose
NOT merely moves. but eats them after
moving People higher IN the scale OF
intelligence insist upon taking into the new
home first thing bread and salt. "A flesh
fork. "A pan and an iron pot They a."
also careful to 20 IN ny the 'front.' door.
stcppirlg over tho sin with the right foot
rather than the left And II stray cat
comes homc-hunting she must be made
welcome. fcd. warmed and tuus dumby
invited To stay. she brings luck especially
if she happens o. ro black. 10 snc follows
any member Of the family inside the
house. something good is I'm store Tor her
choice
Perhaps smell of rasanlsm attaches
to the chunk Of FIRE Thos" who carry
j., from one nome TO another arc rather
shamcfaccd oyer il, yet the custom
r,rsists. or rather Fl did as late a. n'"
years hack have no later knowledge of
H. Tho chunk was tho end OF small
log. burned through, and charrcd 10 p"in,
Of glowing Goals. II cannot, Of course
bee carried a long distauc"-u"t even when
II is buried IN ashes within an iron pot
Rut If ii survives and new tire Is hindlcd
from il. the home makers feel happier.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
LIS PENDENS.

18th ST, $ 21o = y Of 9Th ave. 4nx1oo. 4;
Thomas Z Greacer aEt Solomon / Pskas
81 al foreclosure of mtg. attorneys, Caring
ton & Pierce.
CHERRY ST. ols. Blanche Kronenthal agt
Louis Rosenthol e. Al foreclosure of mtg
attorney Diegnan.
lST AVE. w =. coll T. o. 1ooth St. 4ox
700, Metropolitan Trust O. of the City Of
New York AIT Joseph Iurla - al ,fore-
closure o. mtg, attorney W II Hagen.
ESSEX ST. 45. German Savings Bank IN
the City Of New York aEt Peter T D'NciU
2, 81 foreclosure of two mtgs'; attorney, \
Rocker jr.
sTH AVE, 8 between 2Sth and2qth ste
lot 529. Hattie Smith ag' Amanda Simpson
q a partition: attorney. r. S}osson.
.1aTH ST g. 80 q go ~ Honeywell Hy"
J5xl;o Toumsso Giosdano agt O. y < Realty
Moran.
18Th ST. ~ West. Ernst Nav ., =! sF,
Royal Bank ot New York ct al foreclosure OF
mtg; attorney, C. 4 s.e.nmullor
18th ST. 2. 30 r. q ~ I'm ave. lsSE
END 6sth SIS. 2sHees Katharine = reynard
mtg; attorneys McEr-, q Reynard.
18th AVE. g. so q of 9th e. 25x5o.
Rsynard
aSD ST, 2o5 East. Ja,oo Msndclbsum art
Abraham Goldenh'uW 90 a. foreclosure of
mtg, attorneys, S,rouse & Strauss.
18Th ST. 6lS East. sophia Lorct agt Nelson
~ Hart 90 81 foreclosure ~ WtFD5 attorney.
Bennett.
l4ATH rT. n e. 1GO n ~ or Broadway. rTg /
.Tll. Max Marx az a Fo'GUau Cors'fuc-
uon CO ~ sl Goreclovuro of mtg. attorney.
\ " Chandler
BROAD ST. loS. arrrdee u Moran 81 al Ct
leon Reslty 90 g al OfornC'osurN n rntgD:
atofney " Ro-'aud
KINGsBRIpCE TERRACE e, o'os o.
w ot kinFshndF- Road 25v1gG. jeanette
.tmoie sgi Sarah n " Christopher faction
W 'dn'si oeedI, a'torE". = Touny.
18TH ST. 15l Ves'. George + Adams AIT
W "es' 18th Stree 20 - Al tfprer'ozurc ~
"E'' attorneys, Foeo Z Tutzcl
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
W News Of |ntgrgSt 81
to zWgmGn V

TO the suffragsts came N for his share
After the kissing had Gicd down Mrs.
Penfield read a petition TO Governor Dix.
! asking him to call an extra session of the
Legislature and to include in the call a
( recommendation Of votes for women !egis-
latiuu.
Il hope everybody here" she said will
fairly flood the Governor with letters and
kilograms urging him TO rectify the intol-
cradle wrong the Legislature has done US"
All the suffracists applauded, and then
settled down TO enjoy press cuttings
Alexander Calvert was Balsquith in this
and made a great hit when he burst into
the war office Of Lord Mitchner. attired in
a flowing buff gown, buff parasol and
hoppy hat-a disguise made necessary
when he ventured upon the streets by his
fear Of the suffrag gettes.
He had further concealed his personality
by claiming himself 10 the foot scrapcr.
and had 10 he deta achCd and brought in by
the orderly.
Then there was long discussion inter
rupted by beautiful crashings and slam
minCs outside-the bombardinS suffra-
CCttes- which caused Mr. Ralsquith TO
make frequent disappoarances under the
table
Oswald Yorke was Lord Mltchner and
Frank williamson was tho orderly, and be-
twten them they made Shavian satire
upon the defenders Of the British Isles
which Convulscd the audience.
After a stout resistance Of some duration
they were finally forced TO admit Mrs.
Rosa Carmina BanEor-Miss Mary Shaw
and Lady Cynthia-Miss Olive Wyndham.
Then climaxes and anu-climaXcs come
rapidly. for the soft advances Of Lady Gym
thia 10 Lord Mitchner so alarmed him that
he hastily engaged himself ~ his char
woman Mrs. Harriet Otis Dcllinnaugh-
while Mrs. BanEor. after announcing that
what her sex needed and would have was
the bullet. and that Wellington and all
the great warriors were females in dis
cuise went away looking for more cabinet
ministers to conquer.
Word came back by the orderly that she
was sitting on the head Of one of them
and promising to marry him. wh'reat the
audience departed somewhat aggrieved. for
n Miss shaw was going 70 sit on any
bodv's head they wanted her 70 do It
whore they could soc her
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03

.-,,,rn A Spencer and ano 10 Lawyers 4i'Ie
Wiflan nd trust CO: S23. O0o
lrsranee, S1 D-o,I ana ano to Theodore ArnJein,
Hcuty ''''
5000 c,srarte and Trust Co to John W s'cr-
Inns si2oOG2 OG2reonwich Savings Bank; So, 900.
SANE TP.alty Mortgage 90 70 Lillian Tar
'iavyers Ao'ttdttToo " ~
ConsnTI, ~ Craries 7 Dean. trustee; $1,000.
ssme "a walter Glib trustee. $46.oOO.
same -. y Humphrey Q, al 20 LOUIS Ne'H'.
lr. No' ',W,''.,g.F 10 Abr Zadok; $4,000.
Louis ;I,.l-fsrer 10 Margaret Humparcg 81
lons ~ coleman 90 Title Guarantee ana lIuS'
60; ,;;:6i,ns S61gyP yPanmuer and ano TO Mary Horn
$500 ,.,D,Bs 70 Charlotte Ruprel, 81. , -.
ELes y IN n Eosenthal 90 sun construction co.
N.,,,.,- Home to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co &gos. Trust 60 TO Real Estate Mor:-
Cnts' - Nev. Jersey. Sc 900
gage - y lIart 20 Louis Ray. $3.50 ~.
va Ma " Moore 20 Title Guarantee ana I'uS'
Co: 5000 Mortgage GO 70 Norlc-ai Holding Co;
Noo n -a4ray 20 Anna A Richards; $1,000
bhE 'ue-sar and an0 10 Lawyers IltIe t'SIT
Joss,A trust co. s2i,Ooo -,.. ~ 90
snes So Title Insurance ana ''"S' W w
law, Mortgage co. 10000. -.
Amnt,I,o- h 1lnH 90 American N'r's'Se ~
asc" ,,,-.,,so Co to Anna L Plunmcr
Amerisan -, ~ .-e
and sno a. g.. .,cresso y Moran. sS3 .ooo.
sam vrCav a15 ano 20 NH'lN He''er''d"'
a NOl
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03


vortcr IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- .,os.rren, rolls OF real estate and personal
nronerty in tho city OF New York for the yea.
fo,5 have been delivered 10 the unoersgheo
ard ,bat Ali taxes on said assessment rolls are
dua and payable ss follows:
All raves on personal property anc one-nair
-, ail t,xes on real estate are due and pay
"''' WEDNESDAY. MAY I. 1912,
ord tho remaining and fnai one-hali OF 'dN's
an reaI estate shall he due and payable on the
FIRST OF NOVEMBER. 1912. All taxes %. =
rnrnc lions on the real estate anected tnerepy
-, ,ba rcsnectiye DAYS when they become due
ond n,vabie as herenbefore provided ana shaii
remain such liens until PAID. -, ..,o,o
Tbe second half OF the tax on teal es'atc
- 40 dns as hereinbefore provided on the
drst day OF November following tne pSyHl,v"u "
70 ,he Nrst half. may be paid on the nIst cay
., y, ~ or at anv time thereafter. providing the
a., b,If shall have been paid or snail ne paiu
-, - same time, and on such payments oI the
asS.,nl a. half as may he made IN such manner
$50 =, Noyember first a discount shai De al
inucd from the date or payment 70 NoNeIhper
a., a, the rate OF four per centum per anhun'
no DISCOUNT u ALLo"Ep oN
soNAI TAN Bills. ~ l..
oVpS.naitx an unpaid taxes on real estate be-
H. Iune 1 and December /; on unpaid per-
souaI taxes June l. -, M. -, ,h. Pc
i,'ar of Taxes in the Borough wheFe the
.Hnnrty is located. as follows:
~ t,prn,,-b Of Manhattan. ~ Chambers 81
poroueh OF The Bronx. Municipal Bullolns'
.ornsr al and fremont 'aves
'o porough OF Brooklyn. Municipal Building
Borough Of Queens Court square Long
isisnT iRnTough ugh OF Richmond, Borough Hall. ST.
GeoFgFsp GeGpFp n. +. EBsTEIN. Receiver Of Taxes
New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
Harlem Storage Warehouse Co. Inc.

New York. April 3rd. 1919
Colligan, clara Cooper. Rose Davis. n Dolan.
Mary Fowler. /. Greenbers. Felix Holland. s.
Kycl Ida Lehdonen Mrs. Lippman, Jas. u ons,
Jas. McIvor. F.. Mathews +. Iyers, Eaiy
Rodgers J. n. Peters. VIM. oMalley. Fich-
ert L. sapirmsn. :. schacht. &; stein. Mrs
Anderson Y. Coughlin and z. WADE: You and
each OF YOU are hereby notified that the time Tor
the payment OF our Hon upon the property here
inafter described having expired. after Que notes
thereof had been given YOU. We viii cause sucii
properly. to wit Household Goods, Personai
Effects and Merchandise. stored In the Harlem
Storage Warehouse Co. Warehouses New fork
city, by YOU I'm your name (or in which YOU
may have an INTEREST,". to be sold az public suc b
iion, according 10 the statute in such case rnaas @
and provided. at the warehouses. Nos. 2ll-23
East Tooth street New York cry. on THURSDAY,
April 18th. 1912. at 1890 a. m. and II the sas
thereof is not completed on said date me Sans
Will be continued at the same place on every
day thereafter beginning at 1880 s~'m. ana
continuing until all the goods are sold. 49,
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO, INC.
" G GILBERT. President and Treasurer.