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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-01-29
Z ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
/ MOUND CITY /:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The juniors OF Lowell High school
entertained the seniors Friday even
ing at the home OF Ray Armstrong
of Third and West Main.
Evangelist M Pirkelsemer OF
North Carolina, who has been con
Quoting revival services al the Bap-
list church will continue the meet
.ings through this week, Large
coowds are in attendance and much
interest has been MANIFESTED.
Mrs. Bertha Schuler who has been
visiting friends at Carbonate re-
turned home Sunday.
The quarterly report cards OF the
second quarter at Lowell High school
were given out last week and those
holding first honors We're VIII
Dougherty. Jr. OF the senior class.
Ray Armstrong, junior class; Miss
Hazel Meyers, sophomore class and
Thos. Armstrong, freshman, A re-
markable feature of the report We're
that three out Of four reports were
for male students.
Arrangements have been made for
an art exhibit which will be held In
he High school assembly hall,
Thursday and Friday evenings, Feb.
) and 9. The Horace X. Turner art
exhibit representing collection OF
master pieces has been secured for
this event. A small admission will
be charged and the proceeds will be
used for the purpose OF purchasing
pictures for the new Mckinley school
A program will be rendered each
evening Of the exhibit,
The annual week of prayer will be
observed by the congregational and
Methodist Episcopal churches this
week. The meetings will be held at
the Congregational church the first
three evenings and the remainder oil
Lntt MHth az Iu5 AhNNAAtUA9h hNAA y -
Next Sunday Alex Dorye with his
daughters and an assistant will ar
rive to begin a series OF union reTi-
val services, under the auspices OF
these two churches Sunday morning
Rev. Hoar of Mounds will occupy
The pulpit If the Methodist church
and will administer the sacrament
Of the Lords Supper.
Mrs. Carrie Spence, Mrs. E. c
Morse. Mrs Nettie Burns and Mrs
r. H. Hawfey will spend Monda!
with Mrs. H. Calvin Of 0lmstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albest Metz will leay'
Monday for St. Louis after month
visit with relatives in this city ant
Cairo They will make an extended
trip throuh gthe south.
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PIMPLY9 WE'LL, DON'T BE,
People Notice It. Drive Them Oh
With w it'll Olive Tablets

| A pimply face will not embarrass
you much longer if you get a pack
| age of DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
The pimples will vanish after Won
have taken the tablets a few nights.
Nothing ever cleansed the blood,
the bowels and the liver like Olive
Tablets.
Olive Tablets are the only success
full substitute for calomel; there )
never any sickness or pain after TAX
| ing them,
Olive Tablets do all that calomel
does and just as effectively, but
their action is gentle and safe in
stead of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets il
ever cursed with "a dark brown
taste" bad breath, dull, listless
mo good" feeling, constipation, tor
pid liver, bad disposition or pimply
face.
olive Tablets are made of pure
vegetable compounds mixed with
olive oil
Or. Edwards spent years among
patients afflicted with liver and
bowel complaints, and Olive Tableta
are the immensely effective result.
Try them. Take one nightly for
week. Then look at yourself in the
glass and see how you feel.
Every little Olive Tablet has
movement all its own"
10c and 25c per box.
The Olive Tablet Company of
Columbus, Ohio. DR.. F. NJ. Stewards,
President.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-01-29
AL the Gem.


The bill at the Gem the first half
oil the week Is exceptionally good
The Mcneil Sisters do musical act
In which one can see that they are
finished artists in their work. Bert
Page, billed as comedy acrobat, IS
far above the average and does sing
ing, talking and dancing. His fea-
ture trick is one where he uses two
glasses OF water one in each hand
and with lighted lamp upon his
forehead, he puts a thirteen Inch
steel ring over his head with his
feet then showing the ring over his
entire body without the use OF either
hands or feet. May Bushnell and
Company in their sketch entitled
Tho Champion" Is very well named,
1t ends up with a fast and furious
three round bout. Miss Bushnell
has a very nice singing voice and
gives an imitation of Dester Tilly
singing the celebrated son Follow
ing in Fathers Footsteps, Willie
Green is the champion in the sketch
and he has fought all OF the east
EN- top-notch fighters some Of
which are Leach Cross. Battling
Hurley, Abe Attell and Patsy Kline
also Eddie Toy and Jack Goodman
Jack Edwards plays the heavy in
the sketch and fights Mr. Green the
three rounds and certainly warns
them up for him.
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2ll.a HOURS D0DGING ICE
rs EXPERIENCE OF
CHARLES WORKMAN
Continued from Page One.


at times, like the ice was banked
solid.
Finally we landed a mile away
from the right place and had to walk
back to the Telegraph road. knew
there were other people who wanted
to cross, but did not wait to see who
they were | came on to the city as
soon as possible am certain,
though, that some of them were
from nearby Missouri points.
In the boat. with me, were John
Dove, Harry summett, negro por-
ter from the train and an cid gem
tleman from Wyatt"
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FEDERAL GRAND JURY
ON ITS CLOSING WEEK

indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 2S.--The
Federal grand jury which has been
investigating the dynamite consp-
racy, tomorrow will begin, what is
expected to be the last wick of it's
%ork. By Friday, it is believed, the
ury VIII be ready to consider the
question of indictments, <Reports
lpoHt the district attorneys office
nat ut least thirty indlctmes Is have
9sea NaWn up. 1t is custo barry to
'sYc indictments ready, IL such
ases hng whether all or any bf them
fs nncd rests Yin the
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-01-29
Police Capture Stolen Laundry.

4 large package of laundry is at
police headquarters awaiting an
owner. Saturday night, two negroes
were seen walking along Fifteenth
street near Commercial avenue by
Officers Glade and Evans. One Of
lhe negroes carried package.
When they caught sight of the Off
GERS the package was dropped on
the sidewalk and both negroes made
a getaway. The officers took the
package to headquarters.
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Child Pieassrs.

Do not throw away colored pictures
II you have no children in your homs,
says contributor to the Ladies'
Home Journal Keep n big envelope
In the drawer of the library table and
slip into It any pretty picture that
comes into the house. OFTEN an adj
vertisement is worth saving after the
type matter has been cut of. When
an envelope is filled address IT to
some child you know.
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Schuster in London.

London, Jan. 22-W Morgan
Schuster, American ex-treasurer gen
eral OF Persia, arrived here tonight
and was met by several members of
the Persian committee, who warmly
welcomed him. Mr. Schuster will
stay in London for several days, and
will deliver an address before the
Persian committee, composed of
members of the House of Commerce.
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Common Sense a Bad Master

In creative thought common sense
lie a bad master. Its sole criterion 10.
judgment is that new ideas shall look
like old ones. In other words, 1t can
only act by suppressing originality
A. N. whitehead In IAN Introduction
to Mathematics"
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Point Possibly Overlooked.

western man advertises for wife,
and stipulates that the woman must
be the widow OF man who has been
hanged. The inference is that he wants
TO show up well in comparison with
her former husband. evidently over
looking the fact that not every man
who deserves IT Is banged -Philadel-
phia Inquirer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-01-29

Owing to the advancement OF science
II would be possible to get along with.
out horses now, II 1t were not for the
necessity Of having a few OF them at
the annual horse shows
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-01-29
Two CIasses.

The people OF this world are di.
vided into two classes--those who arc
able to have drawing rooms when
they start on their wedding journeys
and those who are not.
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Not Profitable,

did you hear Of the sudden rise
today In gas and real estateT
mo. Was 1t much Of riser"
Considerable. A gas pipe blew up
and took part Of the street with It,"
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Provide Against Foruery

The forgery OF all bank notes Is
quickly detected. because Of secret
marks. which are constantly being
changed. They are visible only under
the microscope.
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RalsIns as staff of LIE

The life Of Cuba is largely sustain
ed by raisins. Its people consuming
the fruit more generally than any 9th
er OF The Spanish.Amcrican co,on,e
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-01-29

the resolution and named a commit
tee, consisting of +. L. Hnlyer, r..
L. EalT Fred W. Cook and ]. II.
Savage, four OF the prominent f.
nanciers of San Antonio. to obtain
pledges for the bonus.
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Fay Temple did not go into the Pin
afore productionin Pitsburg as was
announced Little ButterCup benie
sung by Viola Gillette.
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CARY-KETCHEL
CASE IS A TEST
Promoters Make Case In Effort to
Pry Off Chicago Lid
February /.

Chicago. Jan, 2S. Promoters and
managers OF fighters in Chicago arc
planning TO test the law on boxing
in the cases of Tommy Gary and Joe
Ketchel, who were arrested at o.
Connen's gymnasium last Tuesday
while engaged In training bout.
These men say that the actions OF the
police were too drastic and that II
the men are convicted it will mean
that all training for ring bouts will
be forced to leave the city to do their
preliminary work Further they will
help in prying of the lid
Jack Johnston said that he will
furnish lawyers for the two fighters
and Will defray all expense Johnson
has been trying to see Mayor Har-
rison for several days as to boxing on
a local stage, but so far has been un
successful He has figured that if he
could clear Gary and ketchel he will
be able TO show in training bouts
here without fear of arrest. and will
have accomplished that which he is
trying TO get the mayor to sanction
| NAV
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For Private r.Iephone s..r.~.

Many British business men are OF
the opinion that England would have
better telephone service If It were
out Of the governments hands
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-01-29
Laundry Work In Russia,

Laundry WoTk IN Russia.
Laundry work costs little In Rus.
STA, but the work done is poor and the
finishing Is crude.
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Adnnt Resolutions.

A the same time this proposition
from Mr. Franklin was accepted the
Chamber of Commerce directors adj
opted a resolution setting oct that
support of this project should not in
any manner be construed as reflect
ing upon any other railroad propo-
stion that has been or may be sub
united to the board. but on the con-
trary the board pledges itself to give
all possible assistance. both friendly
and financial, to any proposal to build
railroad either into or out OF San
Antonio. This resolution was adopt
ed especially to give emphasis to the
avowed fast that the new proposal in
no way affects the friendship OF the
members of the Chamber of Com
merce for the proposed San Antonio,
Rockport & Mexico Railroad.
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More Endorsements.

On tn third fold is the third in
dorsemeGt from the Adjutant Cen
eraL stating, December IA, 1911.
Respectfully referred to Colonel Will
Liam C. Gorgas, eMdical Corps Guile
bra, Canal Zone, Panama, to note
and return. BY order of the Secre-
tary of War" On the third told is
also the fourth Endorsement as fol-
lows: Department of Sanitation Oh
fee of the Chief Sanitary OFFICER,
Ancon, C. H., December 2S, 1911. Re-
spectfuly returned | desire TO ex-
press my appreciation OF the honor
in being elected third vice-president,
and to inform Mr.. Perkins OF my ae-
ceptanee. w. G.. Gorgas, Chief SAM,
tary Officer" A cablegram had been
sent to Col Gorgas at the same time
the letter was written to the Secre-
tary OF War, so that he knew what
1t was all about when the document
reached him through the circuitous
method.
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RED TAPE Winds
| ROUND Army men
Commissioned Officers Compelled
to Ask Permission Before
Doing Anything Special.

Chicago, Jan. 2S--What lot OF
red tape must be unwound before
an army officer can accept an hon
orary position outside the army,
Col. William c. Gorgas. in charge OF
the Department OF Sanitation on the
Panama Canal Zone discovered be
fore he became third vice-presideat
of the Natohal Drainage ConGress,
organized last month in Chicago -
meet first in New Orleans, April 10
13. A committee will aceompa y
,acmbtrs of lilincis Manufacturers
Association on their trip to Panama
t. personally request the attendan c
OF Ctl. Gorgas at the meeting.
The correspondence concerning Cal
Gersgs' election and his final &c
cettmce with the approval Of The
Seer : ~ OF Mar comprised seven
l.ftn1s and official documents all
on trc sheet OF letter pape' piecea
cNs CT the length of legal CAP Col
Gossas was nominated for the posi-
tton Lee. s. The following day Ed-
mund T. Perkins, acting president
toywer'led to the Secretary OF War a
tetlcr asking official consent 70 the
re = ion
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Local Data Yesterday.

Highest ...... ...",.'''. %
Lowest ....-... ....,' -
Z p. nj. .+....... ~
II midnight (street record ~
Character Of day ........ .Ciouay
"a hour precipitation 1880. 90
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Red Tape Starts.

When this letter was received By
the War Department slip of paper
was pasted to the end and the letter
was folded. writing inside. so as to
give four folds. On the first fold are
a number of endorsements, showins
briefly the contents OF the letter and
the writer, his address and the date;
also the date of receipt, Dee. IL, ana
the file number, the Adjutant Cen
erals office stamp and file number,
and the Surgeon Generals stamp and
file number On the second fold is
the first Endorsement by the Adju-
tant General Below this appeared
END Endorsement War Depart
ment, Office of Surgeon General, De
cember IA, 1912. Respectfully re
turned to the Adjutant General o.
the Army, recommending that Col
W. c. Gorgas. Medical Corps, be mott
| fed of his election as third vice
president of the National Drainag'
| Congress.
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mas peen Trying 10 see Mayor mar
rison for several days as to boxing on
local stage, but so far has been un-
successful He has figured that ii he
could clear Gary and ketchel he will
be able TO show in training bouts
here without fear OF arrest, and will
have accomplished that which he is
trying TO get the mayor to sanction
now
Men Out on Bonds.
Gary and Ketchel were released
from custody yesterday on bail of
$1,000 each. Bill o'Connell gain
ed freedom Tuesday night, but was
forced to tie up $500 in order to do
so. The cases were put over until
February /, at which time 1T is ex-
pected that the combined forces OF
bexing followers will be pitted against
the city The men were not booked
under the state statute, but under
the city ordinances, the direct charge
being disorderly conduct.
Some of the more interested fol-
lowers of the game were decidedly
optimistic over the arrest yesterday
They We're of the opinion that thu
| city had no case and that the mer
would be cleared. thus starting {
wedge under the boxing lid Som
even predicted that the clearing b
the two boxers would allow a fire.
reign to boxing clubs in the matte
of short bouts and that Chicago sool
would enjoy six round bouts as of old
Johnson Talks to Chief.
Johnson after being unable to Sc
Chief of Police McWeeny. Tn
champion was told 1t would be i'm
possible for him to put on sparrin
exhibitions OF any kind and that tn
police would not sanction any di
erosion Chief McWeeny advise
Johnson that this ruling did not an
by to the champion alone, but +
| every boxer in the city johnson t.
prove his friendliness for the city au
| thorities, drove chief McWeeny tt
the stockyards in his new racer. |
mas not learned whether or not an,
speed ordinances were broken or
the trip or not
Curley Talks to Johnson.
Later the champion held consulta
ton with Jack Curley. manager o
Flynn. 1t was decided by the two t,
determine on the stalk holders for tn,
Elynn-Johnson match today. 1t ma,
De that local bank will be asked t.
AXE the forfeits whey they are pu
lp Feb l6. Johnson and Curley viii
meet this afternoon to finish prelim
nary preparations for the match anC
Immediately after Curley will hike
o Salt Lake to get in touch with hi,
hackers and GIT the cash for the for
feits.
Curley says that the Jarbridge
New, men who have offered $1,000
for the match were insistent and
that they were furnishing data that
business was ment He asserts that
ae will make trip to the little min
ing camp while he is West and then
will clinch the match providing the
men there have the wherewith that
they are Boosting of,
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MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 0,


TTH AVE, 9th ave, 3ist and 33d SITS. blocks.
etc; jeanette Glass Co axt Pennsylvania Tun-
mel & Terminal r r Co. owner: Tucker q
Vinton, Contractors; IS, 654 81.
EAST HOUSTON ST, " cor Chrysre ct,
poxie4: II. ". Johns, Manville Co agt hinsker
Realty Co, owner; Minis q Minis. contrao-
sr NICHOLAS PL. 30 and 80; Richard I
Irwin aEt Martin Farley ~ owner aho
contra ctOT: $50 90.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1923; Glaberson g. Too
rock sgt Carrie SchwSb. owner: Charles
si.Ee & Chsmsll Construction co. contractor
WEST BROADWAY, n " cor Park pl. leS
100: John r Cronin AEt Milton s Mayer own
CT: Leon Kat1 contractor; ti92 81
oLM PL W 8. pole II OF lb9th st, 81
l0s3IIx1l2s: A Hamilton q Son ast william
:. Warren, Inc, owner and contractor; sll'-
0s4 40
ssTH ST. 81 to 40 West: Daniel J skelton
, agt Mid West Realty Co, owner; Beer q Hess
EARTHoLDf ST. NE. sos II Of Rosewood
ave. sox95; James Martlnelli agt p Con-
s,ruction Go, owner; Frank p sabetul con-
tractor: $50.
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TRIES TO BREAK SING SING
Convict Hides Under Heap OF Rags
After Chapel.

Prisoner life apparently did not SUI.
John gernaur, a twenty-year old CONVEY
who was received at Sing Sing Prison onIy
ten DAYS ago, and yesterday morning ne
made an unsuccessful attempt to get away.
After he was missed the big whistle "as
blown and then the search for him IN sne
prison began. He was found an hou.
later buried under heap oil rags IN ohe
OF the shops .,o,
Bernaur was sent up from Manhattan
for burglary to serve term OF from i've
TO ten years. He will now. In Ell p,ooaD
ility, serve the full term as punishment
for his attempt TO break out -
with others he had gone to pFesn ,.~"
and then to service In the chapel "n.n
the keepers lined the convicts up III 'no
corridor after service Bernaur was
missing.
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atJIIp,No LOAN CONTRACTS.

NOVEMBER D. -
BROADWAY, o " cor Emerson ~. tio
101; Max Marx loans 7 q Sai@'o' w
BERGEN AVE. n . cor 1921 st. lSi 81. ~
CITY Mortgage Co loans Conron p'o'
"" 9bTH ST. s. io7.10 Il W Of AmstMerualm,
ave, 20 1xio0.e: Packard a Co loans
realty ard Construction Co. mo- ssf'V'
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Manhattan.

1U1tl udlht 49,
,,,srsst at 5 per cent unless otherwise stated,
NOVEMBER o.
Manhattan.
we A. POI. 22x90; Thomas Dalton TO
~ insurance co: Nov s; yrs; $4,000:
'd ssTRsossGipwAY, s cor Emerson St. 1909
lol; aals N0Y Sp % G mtg $4,000;
c C per cent; $4,000; attorney L ] Marx
i9s broadway. IN q. -. x,at.o, o,
JAmah6s paul Maniscalor to salvatore C
!s.lhrVV' 2 raw 2Sth st, Brooklyn; yrs,
NO nsnt. Nov 7: $4,000: attorney. Title
Guarantee ana Trust CO. laS 6r9aa IS 1yy,,oo
uarrs Son Realty co TO Plainhel9 Lahu
ma PujIdlng CO, I4l Broadway; Nov . prior
m STI 100000 instais, 8 per sent SLOW; at
'otsn1T9S ST 288 East; sty brk, l6.Sx10o.b;
W coebel 10 Jane f Barney, New
Proyidence, y J; Nov s. 3 yrs; sio'ooo' ao-
dress. Il ST FaT5 * H0 fG71o # of Amsterdam
90 4IiOO; Kerloc Realty and Construc-
~ 20 10 Nathan Packard, All west End
ave. due Sept /, 1913; per cent 90 noN :
stS7o; attorney, Joseph Rosenzweis' % Mas
sau o. p
BEAUMONT AVE, 5, 40 II Of lsitn
a, IOoYi0O: william Slattery Construotlon
20 10 James G Wentz, $50 West Snu . aSe'
~, g. due Sept T. 1913; 9 per cent; S6Z,-
6 nSv s;torney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
l'e avn g MONT AVE. S. sos It W Of 1slst ct
2s6xi63.il. Mary Collins to Amileare van an
$1,000: due April 90 1918: per cent >oVV'
si,orney V Cinto, IL CheTr" ST.
pROOK AVE, cor 10Th 81. oAehtE'o,
rsnny Gruen TO Real Estate Mortgage 20 Si
New Jersey 90 Wall 81; Nov 3; cue Nos 49,, 4
iSiT; $40, 900; attorney. Title Guarantee ana
trust Co i76 Broadway. ,o-,oo. ..,.r,-
BOYNTON AVE. 1928. s. 4oxl1O; xIhe 81
ean Real Estate Co to LAWYERS heaity ~
I80 Broadway; yrs; Nov {. sZz;Vg go az Sn
new LAWYERS Title Insurance ana Irust Co.
SANE Property: James L Thompson
Ar. 10 American Real Estate GO. OF oth
ave: Nov s (pTiOr mtg sZz'OOUl oue Jan :,
1919: per cent; 5000; attorney c
Movers, 527 5th ave. ga, ~,
SoUVERNEUR PL. Il, e. 26Se5; Her
mine Buck 10 Carolina Ohlsen, IL Gouver-
neur nj: Nov 9; / VI; $1,000: attorney Z b
HAYES 257 57th ST, Brooklyn -,
a,f SsHE ESropean can Construction Co 70 Ida N
Wight 1881 Pacific 81, Brooklyn; Nov :; D
,rs. $40 900; attorney. Lawyers Title insurance
si 16r AVE 1891. S, is.9x67. IL; Harry II
IysIyis 10 Eliz Rippel, 1922 Crotona ave; Nov
s. due as per bond: 5000; attorney, W
Sottsnroth. Isl Broadway.
LOT 24l map 800 lots Hunts Point Realty
CO Lawrence Davis to Waiter NJ Wechsler,
9ls West Tooth ct; Nov q yrs: N,4OO; ad-
dress I66 broadway.
18TH ST 12o2 # ,y., Of p Tn5Gn avs sss
Tsst ittb 81; Nov 8 (prior mtg $500; 8 yrs:
5000: attorney, Joseph Fallon' tr' lh
S' fssp ST. SIS. 80 # Of Andrews ave. gCx
rsrsity ave and I,orlng pl Nov s; due as per
bad: $4,000: attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust Co, l76 broadway.
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REAL ESTATE.

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
once, No. 1884 Broadway, between seth and
ments received at the following branch Offices
at regular rates until 8 o'clock p. m, viz.
204 9th ave. D. Q. cor. 23d st.. 1853 9th ave-
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LIS pENDENS.

~ .,,r .ann ara aac7. ana iSeth 81. 49,
NJ, ~ AunxinIsy realty and Construction co
s.s ncius II Beers ct al tspecino perform
aacej s,.ornsy, Morrison cor s saa,s st. lax
,ot a. Sats. ar,,okner sst Max Kramer ct al
1y S.oc Of mts,: attorney Williamson;
MANHATTAN AVE. ws' i';I a al ANDREW
Cc,vin =, al foreclosure Of MTG; attorney -
Seymour. a.. . - -, IL, ave- l6ex
1907 Hanny Rosen at Armtoo1 s.av val
tab a
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.
NOVEMBER 0.

sisT ST, 3. 122 II Q OF 18th ave: for n q
Ky lofts, 22xg0.e: japan Paper Co. 81 Union
,quare. owner; r Kelley, . West 20th st.
1ehiteet: So. 1000.
The Bronx.
AQUEDUcT AVE. cor Hist st, 8 sty
lrk t1nmt, 6o1e0; Lloyd-Phyfe Co. ogden and
koueduet ayes, owners; Lloyd / Phyfe, Dl9
,ttsn ave, architect; $45, 600.
bsrH BIT. Q, 90 II . Of CourtiGndt ave,
sty brk tepmt. 50xs6s: Cedar Construction
"a. Jss J Lese IS Nassau st. president, own
y; chArlss schaefsr. Jr Co, 4Oi fremont
va arehitsots; $4,000
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ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.

md az .,o,s,oe cor Wss sn5 So, L0H room
T. Morgan, al West Vt, owner: John ID
Es2 S2s soma 8i Broadway, architects; cost.
n AvNhoE ST. IS. 1870 feet Of Clinton
k,,M sly factory; estate of Martin
"@"A<slsAs. liza Broadway, owner: Hersn-
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IA. r,nma r williams 10 Annie Ritner,
lvuu1 -, Is3d at; Nov Z; 500; attorneys,
~ s,. guarantee and Trust Co. 11s Broad
EaE or mn ave) G q 2b n OF Lot
?sle1 Wakefeld, 26xil4: Milton and
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