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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-12-26
EDUCATIONAL.
(BY C. w. MEISNEST.)

kBf Z. w. MEISNEST.l
PROG GRAM FOR TEACHERS
MEETING.
BRANCH, January II, 1913.
$50 A. M.
Opening Exercises-Variato
Miss Lulu Adams
Class Exercise in Primary and Middle
Form Language
Bernice Engels
Mechanics of Language as Outlined in
the Manual for First Five Years
Mabel Gunderson
l:30 =. M.
Sanitation and Hygiene
Elizabeth Halloran
Farm Bookkeeping j. A. Book
Manual Training in the Country
School f. G. Christensen
District and Town Fairs
Helen Hussey
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-12-26

WILL HE SAVE THE UNION OR NOT?
The Border State members of Con-
gress in caucus have resolved to labor
with the president about the emancipa-
ton proclamation, and have appointed
Crittenden Hall of Missouri, and Girls
field OF Maryland, a co9mittee to
persuade the President that it is neces-
sary to withdraw his proclamation to
save the Union. IL is useless, as Lin
coin and his party are now endeavor-
ing to save the niger more than they
are the Union.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-12-26

The BATTLE OE FREDERICKSBURG.
1t need not be concealed that our
army has met serious disaster at Fred
ericksburg. To have crossed the Rap
pahannock after ten days waiting and
fought severe battle, and clandes-
timely retreated to the bank of the
river, which had been left, is of course,
defeat; and however much we may la
ment it, we may as well confess it
voluntarily now as to be compelled to
confess it by and by.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-12-26

A Chippewa Falls editor wants a
divorce. This is running in the teeth
OF all tradition. One can easily see
why an editors wife should seek a
divorce but that the other party should
be so fastidious Is 'agin natur."
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-12-26

MSS Flora Waldo, student at the
state university, is spending the holi.
days with her friends in this city.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-12-26

The whole Smalley family, that is
one collateral branch, met in the city
this week. The members have genius
as birth,ight. The celebrated G.. w.
Smalley of London is distant relative,
man who is as complete a master of
the English language as anyone living,
but who has sold his intellect for the
smiles of nobility. E. V. Smalley, a
| writer of national reputation, is also
near relative. Scarcely inferior to
these is p. j. Smalley who in his youth
did not appreciate his powers and
amused himself with desultory writing
when he should have made it pro-
fession: Hersch is the most wonder
ful combination of humor, wit, ability
and generosity living, and has too
| much heart to save money. Clarence
| is an inventive genius and in the line
of machinery has few equals. Ed is a
| combination; with good share of
Hersch's readiness at repartee he, has
Plies stability and Charley's business
tact. Ed would make good news
paper reporter and right lively one.
Charles, the youngest, has the busi-
ness genius of the family. There is
no other man in the city engaged in
business from whom more is expected
in the way of pushing forward its in
dustries. There is personal interest
taken by everyone in the restoration
of his health.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-12-26

Mr.. G. Il. Patzer and family reached
Mantowoc on Saturday last where
they win spend the holidays. Mr..
Patzer Is now teaching AZ Water
town.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-12-26

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO.
Yesterday Rev. B. Lorrigan was or
dained at Green Bay. The young
clergyman is a son of Brian Lorrigan
of Franklin and was educated at a
Catholic seminary at Niagara. A
large number OF clergymen were
present at the interesting ceremony.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-12-26

r. d. Smart grows young in appear
ance as he grows old in years. Rube
wasn't much of a beauty in his young
er days, but he's getting there"
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MANlTOW OC MARKET.

The following are the current prices
of the various articles of produce as re-
ported for the Pilot on Dec. 26, 1912.
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SEVERE ACCIDENT Tuesday
morning, while Mr.. Michael Kerr, and
his cousin, Lawrence Kerr, of Meeme,
Mr.. Charles French, of Amsterdam
and three or four other persons, were
driving into town in a wagon and
while descending the sand hill near
Carl Schmidt's place, the wagon upset,
throwing the company out, injuring
the Messrs Kerr and Mr.. French
severely. Mr.. Lawrence Kerr had one
Of his arms broken and Mr. Michael
Kerr and Mr.. French suffered severely
their heads and other portions of
their bodies being badly bruised. DR..
Schencke was called on and is attend
ing to their wounds.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-12-26

FIFTY YEARS AGO.

CHRISTMAS TURKEY.-The hne, fat
turkey which served for our Christmas
dinner, was presented us by Edward
Egan, Esq, of Meeme, fine specimen
of the old school of "Iriah gentlemen I"
May he live long and enjoy many a
happy Christmas.
There are other friends who have
kindly remembered US, all of whom
have our hearty thanks.
We would be ungrateful did we not
particularly tender our warm ac-
acknowledgements to the kind and gen.
erous friend who, in our absence on
Wednesday, left in our office, a splendid
turkey, nice lot of apples, and a
bountiful supply of cranberries. Such
substantial compliments will not be
fors and we hope that some day
we will have the pleasure of finding
out our mysterious friend.
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ETCUFStONa.
europe a asa ss; s:sss,sa z;ss;
o. Raymond b Whiicomb Co. 22S Fifth Ave
INST RUCTION.

For Both SeXes-City.
THE BERIITI SCHOOL or LtNGt AGES.
MADISON SQUARE Gl22 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. 333 LeuoX Ave. near l27th 81.
BROOKLYN Branch. ls-22O Livingston -.
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Enfnalc

CARFTAEER.--'r orogghIy responsible. 10 ".
cumorances. best personal re'er'r""e' can
take entire charge; get meals n required.
Box r, 30 1870 Rroadwsy.
CHAMBERMAID-FIrs class do sewing o.
assist IN pantry IN private family. city ref
trenccs. poneg8n, 49, East i9th st.
COoK.--EIcou"nt Swedish girl yer" good
cook. win or without kitcheumaiG, good
UanaSer. best references. $50; friend first
c'sss waitress or a. kltch~UmRid. Osterherg 6
Agency. &c Lexington are. T"l. lo55 Plaza.
COOK. LArNDREsS; and CHANBERMAtD.
WAlTRESS-Two girls, togetne- o. sop
arstr, city; country; six years excellent ref
crenc"s. Industrial Agency. u West t2d.
COOk.-N-st obliging Swedish girl. very good
cook. "Hc"l'"H' references; $50. friend GOOD
chGmhrTmdi; VIII 40 separate. Osterherg s
Asency. 7l6 lexington ave. Tel 1858 Plaza
INFANTS Nurse Take fun charge thor
oughir experienced. wears excellent ref
erencc: city countr.. $40. Industrial Asso-
ciaton Agency, u West 42d. Phone $40
LADY'S MATU-InElish. good s-an.stress and
pscke.; good references. Address y. a. Boz
Il. Tribune Ip.oDn Ole. 1864 R-o7dwfy
TNDKFSs.-Ns mrs. class Swedish glri.
excellent laurire,s. understands her vol,
ASeucv. ,iG lexington ave. Tel. 1883 Plaza
MOTIE'gs HELPER Young woman. win four
yesr-old son, a. housekeeper: assist with baby
Gut ~ city. Y. W, Tribune Uptown Oriee. 1864
Broadway.
MOTHER, DAUGHTER Norwegian women.
hou'eN orter. cook. good laundress. daugh-
t~r, nurs". ritv or rountrv Miss Morrow =
Agency 7sl Lexington ave. 5sth ~.
WAITRESS. PARLoRNfAID.- Neat Norwegian
81. excellent waitress: paslormaid; best
irston nv. Tel 1855 Plaza.
WASHING. Coorei woman wishes 'sn'ifv
washing w week or dozen. - years si-r-
mo 100 v est l1.l - IhoEs lGGt-MorninK
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OIL EARNINGS INCREASE
American Tobacco Profits Also
Growing Fast

ne eIoss and net earnings OF the Stand
OF" vi Company and the American 10
D"0Oo company are expected to Be larger
'i''S year than III the preceding year. Such
e~lectauons at this time are based nrinci.
pd4iy OF the volume OF business since the
hrst OF the year. The Standard Oil com
panleS. combined. are understood n have
reported earnings IN the first quarter 30
1917 far in excess OF what they were in the
corresponding quarter of 1911.
Since the dissolution suit tho ,.,~io,,s
standard OH companies have been aegres-
siVe In building up their business. There
naS been competition between certain of
inc various companies, but enlarged bust
ness has been moro than sufficient to otrse,
the loss through competition and increased
expenses incident 70 the dissolution.
a steady advance in the price Of oil is
tald to be due to an increased demand
rather than any manipulation. The in
creased use Of petroleum as fuel has done
great deal 10 stimulate consumption.
standard on is now busy rounding out its
various companies and placing them in q
position where they can do business with
out outside financial assistance. MANY OF
the companies arc we'll supplied with funds
and have on hand much more cash than is
necessary. Some Of the companies, which
are known 10 be deficient in cash, re like
ly 10 increase their respective capita!iza-
tons IN order 10 place themselves In q bet
ter position financially
The American Tobacco companies are
supposed - he doing q gross business close
to Is per cent in excess Of what It was a
year ago. II is said the increase in earn
ings more than compensatos the companies
for the loes experienced through dissolu-
ton.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Patrick Farley. plalntlh. against Bertha
Schsr and others, defendants.
In pursuance Of a judgment OF foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action. and bearing data n. 25th day
o' April. 1912, J. the undersigned. the referee
In said judgment named. viii soil al public
auction. a. The Exchange SaIesrooms Nos IL
Ia N"s"y street. IN the Borough OF Manhattan.
city - New York. on the 24nd day Of May.
Iho'nlK lrGrahAm. auctone~r The pr~misNs
described by said judgment TO be ao.l. and
therein described IS follows:
ALL that certain LOT. piece or parcel % land.
with the buildings thereon erected, situate.
lying and beng ~ the city Of Nov York and
scrbed as follows
BEGINNING a. point on the southerly
side ~ Eighty second street distant two hun
dr-i arl 8"y'Uty-'Ereo feet EasterIy from the
point formed ry The intersection OF the South
eriy slde - Eighty-second street with the
Easf"r'y ode Of Aveuue \. and running thence
SoItloTiy parallel with Avenue A. one hun
fTed ana two feet and two Inches TO the centre
line % The block between Eishty-second Street
and EIgh'y-Nrst street. thonce EsstarIy along
said centre line OF tho block and parallel with
Eishty-secoTd Street eighteen feet and nine
inches: thence Northerly and parallel 70 Ave
nue. :. on" hundred nd two feet and two
inches 20 tho Southerly side OF Eighty-seconJ
street. and thence Westerly along tn" same
eighteen fce' aud nine inches 10 the point or
place Of beginning
Dated. New York April 20. 1912
CHARLES y. MORGAN. Referee.
GEORGE II HYDE, Attorney for Plaintiff. A.
Park Row Borough or Manhattan. city OF
Ncp York
The following Is diagram % the property
70 be sold its street No IL SIS East send
Street Borough or Manhattan, city OF New
York;
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DISPOSE or SECURITIES
Leading National Banks Report De
crease 10 Controller.

Many Of the leading national banks OF
the city have disposed Of securities during
the last two months. according 10 their re-
ports in response to the call of The CON
troller of the Currency as OF April is, 1872.
The call OF the Controller previous 10 that
time was on February %, 1912. nutahie
exception is that OF the National City Bank.
which reported az increase in those two
months Of over $4,000 The so-called Nor
gan banks reported heavy decreases. The
National Bank Il Commerce. which At the
last call reported an increase In the bonds,
securities. etc, item Of about A.N0VV over
the previous cali, shows this time de-
crease OF about IS 900 900.
Tho First National Bank was Il large
seller of securities during the last, two
months, a decrease OF nearly S6.VN'D being
shown IN comparison with the previous
call. and the Chase National reports ue-
crease Of about N,7QC.VH. Including the
Hanover. IN, Park and the Mechanics aho
Metals national banks IN this list tnese
seven leading banks show q total decrease
amounting to sl2.E2,40S. The total security
holdings Of the seven banks At present
amount TO Sl2J, 4Sl,uS4, as cuihPdI'u WIZ
Sl4SGiG 81 q year ago.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS
MANHATTAN.

MANHAIiAN.
GOTH ST go and go West; To- Co. . ~ K 5s
s sLs'?n. % s~e architects $3.50 600. ,,,. Of.
80 ,JySs.-Tp1,AN AVE. = 49ll n o. I"'" ~
hMS ~ t.nrnt, 491lx94. Placid H~a'tE 20
587 West l71st st, owner I,or'.i sta 6cS
ler e. - . 1Gl 10 165 Vest for siy app,
20 10 qxsGT; Wesley Realty 20 10 bI ,m., n
81 owner: Neville & Bagg"' III WIZ
a. architects: sl75. 900. ,.s,n 81.
,or p stv tenmt and store, 2+lIH'1 :. 81
las Holding CO. 200 BroaoWay' VI 'e'''
East ed -. architect; 10000.
TIE RRoNX.
MARION AVE. =. il u o, 6ea'' t'.aa,o'lre
n,SIievsrd: / sly blk garage llH-l; aro. 9o9
CoTaiss ~, premise owner; August GsreisS' "'-
W9sholu PARKWAY. architect; cost SIVv .so-
ia2D ST. cor Of Wales ave- . 3, 6N ~ or, S2d
:, owner: W Del Gaudio 40l fremont ave.
TArK son AVE g. 23S r Of junction l4:', 81,
st. ] sly brS store and d%g, oh'o "a. Elm, i0s7
Tr.monf ave. architect; cost, So ooo $50. -. g,
WEBSTER AVE, . ., 175 q OF I"1 .'.,s ~, !
stv brk store and dWg' @"X'- 20 NIL NJ s1tnctenI
o0ao Webster ave. owner; william schleCnvH
-si5sr 2o42 Blackjack ave. architect cos'' 60
VG1-NTHER AVE. :. 100 It OF EdSnwala
ave- sly frame dwg 2lNi2; CaI4 9iass nDner:
Franz Wolfgang OBS East l77th st. architect
cost IE%XIfI.E: AVE " s. 800 It OF Mace ave;
$50 sn,ethyst St owner. Anton Primer 2V'
plsCkrock ave architect; cost. $4,000. -.
cT.AaON POINT RID, s. 40 II o. 10 as y
ptysr. stv frame cafe and restaurant, NA6..2;
tsitzobstb Dietrich. on premises. lessee: Ebe-
iinS lIs6 Walker I've. nrrlitect: cost $500
KATONAH AVE, " 3 20 Il of 25'ih 81; tWo
pane, on promises, d~ner; Il Ebelins. li35
walker ave. architect: cost, >bJN
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Ire following petitions IN bankrupt
were fled yesterday:

Ire following petitions IN bankruptcy
were fled yesterday:
THE MCCORD CONTRACTING COM
FANY, railroad contractors. OF No. ~
Bro adwsy; involuntary. Judge Mayer ap-
pointed Bernard NJ. i. Ernst receiver, bond
Co. Assets plant at Mauch Chunk, Penn.
valued at $500, which is in the hands Of
the sheriff for several attachments, and
Office furniture So.
LESSER Lesser, dealer In furniture, at
No. 40 LenoX avenue: involuntary Judge
Mayer appointed Wylie {. Margeson re-
ceiver bond 500.
NATHAN DANCIGER, dealer In mil
lnery az No c9i5 Third avenue; inv olun-
tsry Liabilities. 5000 assets. $1,000. Judge
Asye- appointed Oliver J. Goldsmith re-
eeiver
CARSON. JOSEPH AND MAX FREUND,
DONG business az FreUnd Bros. K Co,
Manufacturers Of leather goods, at No. 49,
Broome street; involuntary. Judge MAYER
appointed Alfred W Kiddle receiver, bono
ESQ With authority 20 continue business
twenty days. Liabilities, $4,000; assets
rn00j
The FLOYD BROTHERS COMPANY,
manufacturers Of sash, doors and blnds, az
kingstonby: involuntary.
JOHN SCHROEDER. manufacturer OF
Etcklss OF 40. so West 18th street, and az
gsoton, y Y. formerly Of schroeder a.
VAIL voluntary. Liabilities, $3.50; assets
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STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.
'9io'e' ~ Gilbert Elliott g. Co. No "a Pine
street,

s .Ex dividend standard OIL of Indiana with
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AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
NOTICE OF SALE.
III FULTON 81

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Annie Druckcr, PLAINTIFF. against Wilhelmins
SINGER. Elizabeth t5@issler, Cecilia prucker,
Anna Drurker. Mary Drucker. Joseph J.
Druckrr. Eduerd Drucker John r. p-ucE.r
The Province 81 -. Joseph 81 the Capuchin
Order, Rote Rogers george Rail- as executor
Of the last VIII and testament Of Hem Hem
trial Savings Bank defendants.
In pursuance Of an interlocutory judgn
made and entered IN the above entitled action
and bearing dots the 22d day OF January, 1871.
and an order confirming the referees ftPoII
hsrsn duy maas .pd artt9 W SS 'e iaii
Ir1cting a sale ~ h" Seycrai places or parcels
ri land hereinafter described Samson Zach
name I'd. will sell A. public auction, - the Eh'
chang" Sales Rooms 1t-l6 Nesey street. ~ me
the ond day Of May. 1912 AZ IL o'clock noon
on thar Day. bv Hugh =. smy'h sucuoneSF,
me premises directed 10y said judgment q" hS
solo. and ther~n de.cr'ked as follows
Parcel Number Two. An that certain ioi,
piece or parcel Of land situate lyi4s AMI BENG
m The Thirteenth formerly T"ntll Ward Of
tne civ 81 New YORK. bounded and described
follows: Beginning AT the corner fo!mtI
C:rsrd sweet with the csstcrIy side OF Goorck
Street. running tHene" easterly, a'ohg the
northerly side OF Grand street, 'Uenty-hse
Gosrck street scycnty-uye feet. thence west-
erv parallel with Grand Street i""n'y-f'e
zee; % tho easterly side Of GoercE street ana
thence southerIy. along said caSt"riv eide OF
Goerck Street seveutv-nvc feet TO the point or
place OF beginning
Tar,,l Number Thrae: All t.at certain lot,
piec. or parcel Of land. with n, building
thereon erected, situate. lying and being ~ ths
city % New York, and known and described
on a certain map OF The lots belonging 20 the
estate Of Abraham Cannon at corlears Hook.
made from actual survey by r. Graves, cry
Surveyor. bearing date the sixth day OF Au.
gust, 1910 fled IN he Office o; the Register OF
the CITY and County OF New York by the num-
Der ffty and more particularly sounded and
described a. follows 20 VT. F"glinlug a. a
point on the uortherlv side Of Grand street
distant twenty-five feet oasterly from ~"
mort eaSte-l corner OF Crane and GoerCE
streets running thence uo.theriy. and parallel
with tiocrck street, s"veuty-tyc t"st TO an
alley. thence easterly. along said alley. twenty
~. zee. thence southerlv, and again parallel
With Gocrck street, sev"uty-hvo feet 20 tho
uortherly side ~ Grand street, and thence
westerly along the northerly side OF Grand
street twenty-five feet 70 tho point or p'scs
OF beginning
Dated New York. April lst, 1912.
SAMSON LACHMAS.
Referee
JAMES = NIEMANS
Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
a. PARK ROW. Borough OF Manhattan. city OF
New York. 5000
The following are diagrams with III" street
numbers OF the property 20 he sold herein:
PARCEL NUMBER TWO.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-Ths property
stored with John Wanamaker. New York b..
the following people will be sold AT public auc-
ton on May 1th. 1912. at 10 a. M at the Wana
maker store storage department Broadway aud
9th IT.. Manhattan: Z. c. Prescott, T. ". Whit
beck. =. &. Ward. Mr.. shannon, G. b. Cristie.
Mrs ". 'alloe, T. NJ. Gunton, @. W. youlaire
j. Jaeger. Il. u. Faner. l.. Il. Faner. Mr. Fisher,
+. /. Il. Van Glums, II. W. Roberts, u Hunt
Miss 2. Irwin Miss q. Irwin. F. A. b. Won
GIuma, Mrs OBrien. Mr.. +. o. Pierce. V. Del
rymple. r. 8. Hydes. J. W. Allen, Miss l..
Barnes. A. Ferialite. 4. Fergus. Rev. C. Tucker,
l.. Romaldson. NJ r. Sullivan, T. Farra A,
Burnhsni. ". Anderson. Mrs. NJ Aschues. l..
'. owen. A. ". HsrdenbroOk. Mrs Noskovltz
II. A. Hllman, NJ. Vetter. &. r. Merrill MAIDEN
Graf Bey vaune. Mrs. II. caro- Mrs. G. IIesey,
q. p. Wallhriise, u. A. Prendergast. Mrs ~
Gsiteu. Miss e. Nelson, VI. : Ayrss H. n.
Baker. Miss @. Boud. Mrs. G. @. Do%e. Mr. A.
p. Avery, Mr.. J. J.. Little. Mr. NJ & shepard
Mrs W. & Moore, Miss VI. y Ayres Mrs T..
Collins. TX. O. Chase. Mrs. J. ". RYAN. Mr. c
Trspler. Countess Kinsky Miss Schneider, Miss
Decker G.. II Brunt. Mrs. ". H. Meyer. T.. \.
Holtz. Mrs. l. Chopper. L. NJ. Riddle, Miss r
Collier. Mrs r. +. Appe r.. A. Van Keur-n
t. Brown, +. Evans, A. Norden. o. l.. Kompro.
Deaconesr Dean. L. Romaldson. Mrs. Payton
G. A. Ross Mr. Hin. Mr.. Hin. J. : Munds.
J. +. Rose. z. N. Kiernsn. Mrs. Pauldlng. Mrs
I. Eookin. ]. ". Bostnck. ~. Goodwin. J r.
Chl. VI. l.. Hall, X. f. Williams, Mr. MrI'artor
e W. Hn. J. s.. Hope L. Van Smith. Mrs. T.
suant 10 Sections 81 and 65 OF the Personal
Property Laws OF tho State o. New York Rv
order OF John Wanamaker, New York
net
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MECHANICS LIENS.

an AVE 81 9 cor !7lst -, 25xl0o; pornenlco y
Del Demo act Elizabeth schultz. 0 op- '''' o.
s-buI-z owner and contractor. 80 -. "a.
WyycTSHESTER AVE. : TO II; Pasqua,e u ia
-,fEA at clover construction co, owner anu
4" IuS!'SIT'A,E AVE " s. 80 4 = OF barnet y,
,rri6c. ~ A Mallett 60 agt. Anna Nogei' owner
E@rT,- 7 Nogel. contractor: s2t@ 10. -, ,,.,..
HAppINCiTDN AVE, :, 100 II . OF c 80
Co., ave. 5GxiO0; W Malett co agi Ga sauna u.
voss owner Ty ,o yoSr I9P 6o@itz at ca
-. 81; tTcek and Mfg Co, owner ana con-
,rr. Bars rCIdhorger. Contractor; sl4I. ,.,
III ST ST 80 East: Israel Areroach az. 80.
lam Collins contra ting Co. o""'' '''
TOT; $40. 1900 49,. ,..oh " seiderberg rgt
VIM Moor, Darlington MoG5e II1 Ice. and
Moore. owners Catherine = i'"-''
iSiST SIR ;I5 East; joseph X Potter as " ~.
,a,,- collins contracting co. owner ana I"h''"'
tor; sG4 g. ooe VT. sb,ahau1 Cralos
egt Henry pullman Co. owner anu
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American n Foreign TEACHERS Agency.-Sup-
plies Professors, Teachers. Tutors, Governessos,
etc 20 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply
IN Mrs NJ l. Young Fulton % Union square.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
Hgnssh Conservatory %ruWIrth. Be.,
viuIIH method for beginners. Lessons. so.
Artistic finish for advanced professionals. also
pupils' residence. PA East 76,h ~.
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ALLEY NOW RACHAEL lhNC
GRAND 6 T.

The street number o; tho above described
premises ~ 57s Grand Street and roerck
Street, Borough OF Manhattan, city Of New
York.
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. 10 wit. the pla!ntiNs dover 10 satisfy
which the above described property II 90 DO
sold Is thirteen thousand three hundred nine
weight and 9l-l0o dollars OSlj,asstl' 10
ge,h.r with costs and allowances and the eK-
penses of the sale.
The approximate amount ~ taxes. afscrs-
~ ems aud water rates other Hens. which
are 10 b. paid by the referee. arc - follows.
on parcel number two, four hundred sixty nv"
and a. 100 (S4G5 O6l dollars and on parcel
number three, two hundred eighty-four ana
oO-i 90 ts2sI 20b dollars.
Said parcel number two VIII be SOLD sub act
q, a IuortKags for seven thousand $1,000 ul
dollars and interest from January list. 1872. az
r,n,h.r three viii he sold sub lect 80 = mort
cage for seven thousand tS7 900 Dol dollars
and interest from January lsi, 1917 at hye
per cent. per snnum.
Dated Sew york. April - l9i2.
SAMSON I.ACHHAN.
not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01

JAMES 2. NIEMANS.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
A. Park ROW, Borough Of Manhattan city OF
New York. . .
The following are diagrams with thN steet
ournbers OF the property 20 he sold herein;
PARCEL NUMBER TWO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01
BOND PRINTING WORK AWARDED.

As had been expected, the Board OF City
Record yesterday awarded TO the New
York Bank Note Company the contract for
engraving and printing the certificates for
the corporate stock bond issue OF So 900 co.
which Is to be sold by Controller Prender-
East on May = The company was the low
est bidder a 81, 80 undertaking the Amer
lean Bank Note Company, which for many
years had a monopoly in all city work Of
that character. and the Hamilton Bank
Note Company.