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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-08

: that manner.
: : y y y ! \ y y y
The A., T. and A. railroad took de-
finite shape in Americus yesterday
when nearly ten Thousand dollars
was subscribed right off the reel to-
ward the capital stock.
The meeting was enthusiastic from
start To finish, and while there was
snot quite a hundred people present
on account of the inclement weather,
+he sDirit of Americus manifested it
self in a most gratifying manner and
the splendid subscription gave ample
evidence that the twenty-five thous-
and dollars required of Americus
would be raised within the next few
days.
The meeting was presided over by
President Ellis of the Board of Trade
and Secretary Patterson was selected
to keep a record of the meeting. Mr.
Ellis in a few words stated the OBJ
ject of the meeting. He said that
certain gentlemen from Triton haG
come to Americus to ascertain what
this city intended to do for the en-,
terprise, that the time had come fol
this city to express herself and H.
was sure she would do her duty.
The chairman introduced Mr.
Greer who spoke for fifteen minutes
giving a etailed and comprehensive
statement of the enterprise and tn,
plans adopted by the incorporation
for raising the capital stock. M?
Greer stressed the fact that the tim'
came to every community to expand
that expansion was the only princi
PIE of progress and that unless
community embraced these opportun
tiles of expansion, it inevitably los
these opportunities, which it neve
could recover. He said that an op
portunity had now come to Americu
to enlarge her business, to stretc
her trade into a new territory, to ii
new people onto her splendid com
mercial system and he felt assure
fhat her business men were too ir
teIligent to let the opportunity pass
Mr.. Greer said that this railroa
project had not been started on tn
usual lines of pitting one plac
against another but that the yer
lest section had been selected for tn
road and the capital stock prorate
among the communities along the lin
and that unless every community di
IT'S full duty the project would M
materialize. 1t was simply a questio
o. Here is. your opportunity; d
You want it?"
Col, Dinsmore, of Triton, was the
introduced, who spoke enthusiast
ally on the value of the road
AIhericus and the certainty of /
Value as a dividend-producing pr
JecJ. Mr.. Dinsmore said that a
"ough it was custom of old fl
'ne people to build the railroads al
Ior the tinanciers to wreck them al
eoobIe them up, the time had cor
III the evolution of business for bu!
ness men to project railroads on
sale principle and for them to p
Ul'ldends to the stockholders, inste
~ Of being wrecked and taken aw
rom them. He called attention
'ne fact that nearly every local 70
mat had been built in South Geort
Ill recent years had been a succe
ana that every one of them had eitl
"een sold at profit to the stockho
yrs or else that they were being
''aled at a profit to the stockho
CTS. He said that this road had
most promising future in view of
Iact that it opened up some of
"est lands in Georgia and when bl
"ould have some of the best conn
uohs or any road In the South.
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Continued on Page Eight
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

TIE Guarantee and Trust 90 10 Louise 4 :
sinclair, trustee: $1,000
Sidney smith 10 Julia p Smith; 81
HsIry 4 Gordon 20 Iyoui, Mannheim; 81
Loris Mannheim 20 Mortimer Rouse. 500.
adelaide Tedaldi 20 Mary Zerbarini; 81.
Isaac SchorSch 70 Charles Friedenbers'
:. Bank FOR Savings In ci,y Of New York 10
New York trust co to Herbert Ogden;
Abel King 70 Herman strauss: 500.
Lula Coll 20 Sinuott co: SOON.
,astrseri Ogden TO Win Sabine ri
Ns9 York Trust co TO city Mortgage Co; 81.
sane 20 Curtis "a Pierce trustee; S5OVco
John Palmer 20 Charles O Stsmn; Sl4.oeg.
FRANK l. Dltscherlein 10 Harry HauSer' 81.
1900.
Eiz Bohn to Augusta schlott: 5000.
Seth Hin 10 Carrie ID McCcinbes' So'VVo'
Alaas Realty co 70 Home Savings Bank of
NY OF Albany: sl443Z
aarne TO same, 81 40. -
Morris Mitlofskv 10 Alfred Herman; 500
AymaT sands ct al. trustees. 10 Iieuben
NSacs, trustee: Si4,
$500 ''e'eS''
esy Mortgage Co 10 New York Trust Co; 81.
same 20 same; 81.
same 20 same; 81.
same 70 same; 81.
Sty Real Estate GO 90 United states Lire
insurance Co % asstS); $40. a.,
nster X Patten 10 lhpnaN " fbttsn. o.
thristne g. Oienhym ~ al. trustees 70 la"
'eIs Mortgage Co; $4,000.
:. Title Guarantee and Trust co 20 Rachel
Katie; $1,000
=. lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co "a
Hn " Is Wood; SO 20.
Same 10 Emily 81 wheeler; $1,000.
lawyers Mortgage co 70 Matilda Soooi'
1000
Same 10 I>oring Andrews $4,000.
same 20 Eliz a GALWAY; t2S.vp.
ZANE 20 same: f21 600.
same 20 Blsnch 4 Plant; $500
sebostiano Rizzo 10 Maria Rizzo; 81
Esnry r Keil h Louisa OOebel: $4,000.
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EORECLOSuRE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY or, NEW
York - Katharine T. REWARD Plaintiff
against David T. Blount aud others, Defend
ants.-In pursuance OF q Judgment Of fore
closure ami sale, duly made anu entered ~
the above entitled action ana bearing GATE
the nth day VI August. 1917. J. the under
signed, tie referee In said judgment named,
viii sell at public auction. at the Exchange
salesrOom. Nos. li-ld Nesey street IN me
the 1ith day Of September. 1912. at II o'clock
noon on that day, By Joseph T. Day, Auc-
ment 70 be sold and therein described as
follows: All that lot OF land In the city OF
New York and the Borough OF Manhattan,
with the buildings and improvements theis
on erected, bounded and described as FOL
lows: Beginning al a point on the northery
side OF 57th street. distant fifty t5W feet
easierlv from Eleventh Avenue; thence
northerly and parallel With Eleventh ave
nue.. s-yenty-nve G5J feet and i've inches,
more OF less 20 the rear portion or premises
number s44 Eleventh Avenue; thence east
parallel with Fifty seventh street sixteen
ilGi feet and eight 49, inches. thence south
and Tor part Of the distance through a parry
wall, seyenty-nve G5) feet ana hve 20
inches 10 the northerly SIDE OF flIty-re''.l,n
street. and thence WestWhi1I{ htohf VIC
same sixteen 90 feet and eight - inches
20 the point OF beginning, be tho SAID tey.
eral dimensions more or les ESQ ,,,,,,, Sla'
rDents erected thereon In the Clty or New
Yorb Borough Of Manhattan, bounded and
described as follows: feBlhilhK ~ l'li''
on the easterly side OF Eleventh avenue,
where the Same IL intersected by the centre
y, the block between Fifty-seyenth and
Tifty-eiRhth streets. thence running east
wardlv and along the said centre line or tho
bloc. siYty-six (G6) feet and EIGHT fSl inches
thence southerly and parallel with Eleventh
Avenue twenty-five feet 70 the rear line 81
the premises Number bG3 West Flity seFenth
street: thence westwardly and parallel WIN
ia centre line OF the block. and along said
rear line and for part OF the distance through
na,tv wall sixty six 1863 feet and eight 90
d dtLss 10 tho eastcrly side OF Eleventh Ave
nue' and thence northwardly along the same
twenty-five (25) feet, more or less, to Tho
point OF beginning. BE an or sald INSTANCES
and dimensions more or less 100
Dated New York. August 18th. 1872
A. HENRY MOsLE, Referee,
,,,rNTpy REWARD, ATTORNEYS for
plain,lr $40 Broadway New York city
Tho following il a diagram Of the property
20 be sold; It's street number. are So, - Tie'-
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REAL ESTATE
Continued from fourteenth page.

go nal, ave: Sept 81: due Jan 1. 1916; G per
wi 81, 200: attorneys, OHara Brothers, 20Oth
&c ana Webster ave.
"a =, peter NsIlrer 10 George Kagel. 1o4T
;;Sssryaie ave prior mtg $4,000; sept 20
,rs 8 peE cent; 81 goo; at'orncE. LAWYERS
iI1trfTY ST W $ 1863 II Of 1881 ST, 4JN
TSilobar Realty co 10 Henry Morgenthau
~ iG5 Broadway drior mtg sl2O0oW Aug .;
de FEB I igi' 65 P BToa gy%s S''00 attorney
W.9S, Nv S.T W S. 22l4 II 5 OF 1881 ST. 45.1x
s1I1c l. same. Aug :; due Feb I. 1915;
pei 500; a"qIranIe$ as s6 % ,ea, Ct 45sx
II saroe TO same; Aug :, due Feb !, 1916;
~ csnt: S.. 500 attorney as above
PEI TTTJY ST w s. 1918 II of 1880 81. 135 TX
s@,,e 20 same: sept -: demand. per
W, 'Ste) coo. attorney, r \ SNOW. IL Wall ST.
'eTI,0XGFELLOW AVE, " $, 1868 II W of West
,,orp,s Rosd. 12lX- West Farms Construction
30 a. Henry Morgenthau co. 1855 Broadway
80, :. mtg $50 UCOl; sept If: / ". per cent:
20 20 attorney, W VI Wechslcr, 165 Broad
va2TolcFrrIow AVE. w 5. 23S.11 II $ OF
-, Farms Road. @7GX-: same 20 same.
s.o, II; yr. c per cent; $4,000; attorney as
above .,-,,o,,. AVE ,ox {, -,
~, Farms Road 3s.6x-: same 10 same
s.s, II: ". q per cent; $4,000; attorney as
above $500 ca, ,.,.s. os.o,o. 1Iorr,.
Vu-5ewick to Peter Doersam, 321 Brook ave;
es,, rs. due as per bond; $1,000: attorney.
~, HoeniugcT. = Beekman ct
pIt.p AVE. u e. cor OF MiddletoUn I'd, lax
>, pau VI Arnold 10 Dollar Savings Bank
sa s "a ave; Sept -; due Dec l, 1913; per
mt. 81. 400: attorneys, Lexow, Mackellar *
Ns s,1,iI,T = BOULEVARD. n w cor Of 1881
=, S1ixiiG4 Sida Construction Co 70 Comfy
sT,-,cace 60 30 Wall ST; Sept "a. $4,000; at
.1y,sv : g Thomas 40 Wall 81.
WEST FARMS RID, s, 1865 Il or LONE
,,l,ov, ave. 4gXOJ.S; West Farms Construction
~ ~ Henry Moigenthau CO, 100 Broadway; l
- = per cent: Sept II: So 600; attorney. w NJ
Wechser. 16j Broadway.
VEST FARMS RID. c s, 234.2 u OF Long
.,iio1 ave 81 tx: same 70 same; ! ", per
csnt. Sept II, So. 600; attorney. same as above.
VEST FARMS RID. g {, 1853 II Of Long
fellow ave SSH; same TO same; sept IL
VI s per cent; $4,000: attorney, same as
'TONCFELLOW AVE, " g. 1863 Il Of West
rssrrs rd 4gX-: same 20 same; l ", per
cer7: sept II: 5000: attorney same as above.
WASHINGTON AVE. W :. 1903 n or liOth
81 45xl45 tpriOT mtg $34, 0OO); Joseph Sebel 10
Jobp ~ Euscal Co 1925 Anthony ave; March
IN. . yrs. per cent; 81 go. attorneys Brew
Ter a Farries. 100 Broadway.
WEsTCHESTER AVE, " cor 81 Elder ave
Al tOvf03 II: Winnie co 20 City Mortgage 90,
r. Wal 81: sept u: demand, 4 per cent; $3S'
90: attorney, r y snow, u Wall st
SANE PROPERTY; same 70 American HSal
Estate Co. 527 9TH ave prior mtg sVV't
YRS. G per cent. Sept "a So,OlVi attorney
& Meyers 527 9TH ave.
10Th ST 3lS and 320 East, IONlo0; IhoMas
W Reid ct al 10 Mary r Grace, 800 Grand
ave. sept %: due as per bond $1,000; attor-
new title Guarantee and Trust Co. l16 Bread
vqr
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MULBERRY ST, 2Gl: David Smith ct al
ast Catherine Magill ct al; oct IS, 1911;
HENRY ST. 1G5; I w & Horn 1rt Rabbi
Joseph Jacob School ct al; June :. 1872;
$lS7s.
AUDUBON AVE. 215; Abraham Miller agt
$l97 ca.
AMSTERDAM AVE 1898 and 1897. sam
Vel II Drellich CO against Gussio herman
ct al; March 10. 1912: Sl2 90.
. 18TH ST. 42I and 4?o East; Parshelsliy
Bros. Inc. az; Carisbrooke Realty Co ct al:
July -. 1912 (by bond: $500
SAME property; Grcenpoint Metal Covered
Door Co agt same; June is. 1912 (by bond) (;
$500.
SANE property; Hull. Grippen 6 co agt
same; June IS. 1912 (by bondp; SG7 30
SAME property; NJ Herman Construction
CO agt same Sept 10. 1912 (by boni); $3.50.
SAME property; American Elevator co
agt same; July =, 1912 tby bond); S462 90.
SAME property; Cross, Austin g Ireland
Lumber Go Gst same; July 2S 1912 Cby
bOHG). Si1g 90
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LIS PENDENS.
SEpTENEER n

BOTH ST. $50 West: Sarah " Schiefcelin q
al agt Jennie l. Cohen Ct al foreclosure OF
mtg, attorneys Yer Plauck, Prince & Elan
ders.
1o1sT ST. S27 West; Cornelia W Hall thus.
agt Louise ! Hopkins ct al foreclosure IL
mtg. attorneys. Walsh. Wallin, Beckwith &
E1ie.
CROTONA PL. . s, 1911 n q Hist 81.
100 2N4l.l TX irrcg; S1gOyiG * Shapiro agi
Harry J. Munrce et al foreclosure Of mtg; at
tOrneys. Eisman, Levy, COIN * Levine.
ANTHONY AVE, IGs2; Frederick & Leu
buscher, trus agt Isaac Brown ct al fore
closure Of Mtg: attorney. " Sulins.
BLEECKER ST. 10. Jacob Rubin agt estate
OF Low 90 al action 10 fOrcClOse mechanics
licn) attorney, A / SnO!ens
LOT l3. blk G073. Sec II, The Bronx; Simeon
VI Barber agt Anna schussler et al Nore-
closure Of tax Hem; attorney. II Swain.
l2iST ST &c West; Wiiliamsburgh city
Fire Insurance CO agt stella VI Ehrlich et az
foreclosure OF MTG; attorneys, & w
Hutchins.
GATH ST. rs West: Jean Burger agt Ginsburg
Realty Co foreclosure % mtg; attorney, " L
Clare.
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Maria Pernett owner and contractor;
S12O.
i30rH ST Gil 10 62t West; Tino < Co
aSt Louis Strauss. owner Irwin NJ Book &
co. contractors: $50 S.
9th ST. AZ ana Ala East; Frederick II
-Nelus agt George Z Todd, owner; Harry
Jones and Bridge Botting Co, contractors:
Si4 "a
Delaney ST 1876. sanitary F!reproofhg
* contracting Co aSt Sarah GroZcky, owner;
Goldstcin. contractor: So.
PARK AVE, go and 93l: oscar Lownsoa
ag' ?29 Park Avenue 60. owner; Alexander
Hcrzcg. contractor. $4,000
lt3D ST. 51G and SIS West; Thomas Dill
Ion sons agt Equitable Trust CO. owner;
living: Bacon d Henry, Inc, contractors
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-United states Trust Company OF New
York. anuf. against Anna x. Daniel and
In pursuance Of judgment o, foreclosure
and sale, fully made aud entered in the above
entitled 'tOn. and bearing late the 18Th day
Of June. 1aIO l. the undersigned. the referee In
tion, AT the New York Real Estate Salesroorns.
Nos l4-lB Ncsey Street, IN the Borough OF
Manhattan. city OF New York, on the I'D day
Of August 1872 N II O'Clock noon on tst
day, By Daniel Grecnwald. Grcuouccr. TIC
premises directed by said Judgment TO be- SOLD.
and therein described as follows.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of Land.
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected. situate lying and belng IN tho City of
New York, and bounded and described as FOL
lows. viz: Beginning NJ point on IN" south.
ery side OF s2nd street distant three hundred
and Eve (jO5) feet westerly from the corner
formed hy the intersection OF the said south
e.y side Of s2nl street with the westerly side
Of Columbus formerly NINTH Avenue; thence
running sogthorly. parallel with the said west
erly side Of Columbus Avenue an part OF inc
way through party wall, one hundred ana
TWO ,iO2) feet two ~ inches 10 The centre line
Of the block between slst and SIND streets
thence westerly, along said centre llno or the
block twenty go feet. thence northcrly, again
parallel with the said westerly side or Colum-
bus Avenue. one hundred and two tlo&l ieet
Two ~ inches so the said southeriy hi1o ~ N2nd
street: and thence castCIly, a.o1g me tdld
southcrlv side Of S2nd street, twenty t2O feet %
lie point VI place OF beginning. said premises
being now known by the street number rs
West S2nd street, In the Borough OF Manhattan
OF said city.
Subject 10 covenants and restrictions con-
tained H. Instruments dated the LIST day OF May,
1850 and recorded IN the New YORK county
Registers ONCE on the 18th day ~ JarIary.
1s6p In IibeT 1918 OF Conyeyances, page AZ
Dated New YORK. July 20. 1912
ALEXANDER brought. Referee.
e,rI,yV ART a sHEARER. Attorneys Tor Plain
IN ONO and Post Once address. No. -
Wall street. Borough Of Manhattan. City on
New Yor'..
me follow ing IL a diagram Of ths property %
lie sold; Its street number - los West h2nd
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9Th Street.
The approximate amount OF the lien OF
cbarse. 20 satisfy which the above descfiDeg
,roperty Is 10 b. sold. Is Fifteen Th0usana
Eigbt Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars. Win
inter est thereon from the 18Th day o. Su,s.
ioto together with costs and allowance
.Ynotnting e. S3IT 80. with interest from Au
.,,,st 18th 1912 together with the expenses OF
sbo sale The approximate amount OF we
.avcs assessments and water rates. or otheI
lens which are 10 be allowed To the pul
Laser out OF the purchase money, or PAID "
,ha referee Is $37S.69 and interest.
Dstsd New York. August 10Th. 1917.
WALTER SHAW BREWSTER, Referee.
rrbe foregoing sale IL hereby adjourned 20
u,dd,,tday September Goth, 1912 at the same
"'i moted New York. September 1lth, 1917.
WkLTEP SHAW BREWSTER Referee
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Irenale

A Y0r'SG LADY or old family aud well known
I'm English society II anxious 10 fnd a post AZ
social companion and secretary TO an American
lady. thoroughly understands entertaining,
housekeering and correspondence or all kinds.
"a accustomed 10 travel. speaks French and
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West 57tA street.

West 51tl street.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. 70 satisfy which the aooye,IsscrlDed
R doP.' 2I,,ndred and Twenty five Dollars Hl5.-
s s:isu 'm with interest thereon from the lsth
s<I.V'; Ii 1912 together with costs and
day OF 'aSn,ounting 10 1896 IL. with inter
sl,oW s,o August Iith. 1912. together with the
expenses Of the sale The aP ,mS Innate
amount u, ,ssr liens which are 10 bs allowed
r., ga a. nurchsser out OF the purchase money
oP p sI BY the referee :. s5295 sTa interest
Dated Ne" UfNRY MOsLE Referee.
The foregoing sale is hereby Adjourned Urn Ito 20
'iine ana saS York September nth, 1912.
pa'e' ~" HENRY MOSLE. Referee.
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AusTRIA. HUNGARY. SWITZERLAND.
N EMMA IN BEAUTIFUL
RW = n UHs PRIVATE PARK
"EDEN PALACE"
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING SrRUCT-
ural steel FOR Hydroelectrlc station
Sealed proposals will be received az the once
Of the General Purchasing OMoer, lsthmisn
Canal Comm ssion. Washington ID. G.. until
1920 a. H., october IL, 1917. a which time
they Will be opened in public for furnishing
tho aforementioned material Blanks ana
general Information relating 10 this Circuiar
no. 1850 may be obtained from thls One
Agents. - state Street, New YORK CRY, ana
GA Whtney-C Central Building, New Orleans.
La; also from ne o. : Engineer phSes IA
deiphia Pa Pittsburgh, Pa: Boston. Mass;
Buffalo y Y: Cleveland. Ohio; Cincinnati
Ohio; Chicago. H.; s. Louis. No; Detroit.
Chattanooga, Tenn; Louisville. Ky. Mobile
Ala. and Galveston. Tex; Commercial club
Kansas city, Mo; and ChapmdSeer OF , Com
Corps OF Engineers. l. :. A., General Pur-
chasing officer
INVITATION FOR PROPOSALS TREAS
Architect. Washingtoy. d. c.. August %. 1912
Scaled proposals VIII be received az this OF
dee until 3 o'clock p. M. on the 81 day OF
october, 1912. aud then opened, for the gas
piping. heating apparatus. conduit and wiring
at the United states Marine Hospital a.
StapletOn. Staten Island. y. Y, in accordance.
with the specification and drawings enumerated
therein. copies Of which may be obtained from
the chief supervising engineer l27 Custom
house. New. York; \. J., or at this office. at
OSCAR wENDERoTH. Supervising Architect
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ID. G.
September %. 19l2.-Sealed proposals will
be received at this Office until o'clock
r. NJ. October lst 1912, for the construc-
tion Of sewers IN tho District OF Columbia
Forms OF proposals. specifications and neces-
sary information may be obtained from the
chief Clerk, Engineer Department. Room
AZ District Building, Washington, D. g.
CIrNO II. RUDOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON,
wAL V. JUDsoN, Commissioner D. c.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIyEU
az the Office Of the undersigned. Ellis Island.
y. Y. II, until $50 p. m, September 81. 1912.
and then opened for repointing and repairing
OF roof over Railroad Ticket Offco at tho Ellis
Island Immigration station. For specification
apply TO WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Commissioned
OF Immigration.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
SEPTEMBER -.

LONGFELLOW AVE, 81 =. 1866 q ~
west Farms r5. 12jx90 II: Henry Morgeu'hau
GO loans West Farms Construction co $500
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. " cor or 1881
81, T5l1XllT.Ilx irreg; Comfy Mortgage 90
loans Ssda Construction co $40 600 ~
JUMEb PL, " s 1868 II ~ 1Gih st. -oI
100: Manhattan Mortgage co loans Sol SIM
mons and Margaret " Williams $500.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. conveyor machinery
salesman Tor New York and surrounding
territory: must be capable OF making drawings
ara also supervise erection OF conveying sys-
TENS salary and commission basis. Give all
information I'm first letter. Minnesota Manu-
manufacturers OF gravity bail bearing convey
or- spiials. automatic elevato-s and labor
saving c)nyeyors.
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The Bronx.
LITE CREATIONS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. u v cor OF 10Th 81; 10 an sty
store and lofts; estate ogden Goelct, West
1Ith ST. owner: II Duncan. EOS 9TH ave.
architect; $4,000
asTH ST. s. 235 II = Of 90 ave: 20 a
sty tenmt: Hahnemann Hospital and Hospital
Estates, 30 Broad -, owners; II i Ballantyne.
ga 9Th ave architect: $40 500
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Steamer Mary Powell

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Brooklyn.
u ATCITNfAN-American married. at present
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