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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-29
IT'S A MISTAKE

Made By Many Williamsburg Residents
Many people in misguided effort to
get rid Of kidney backache, rely on
plasters, liniments and other make
shifts. The right treatment is kidney
treatment and a remarkably recommend
ed kidney medicine is Doan's Kid ney
Pills. Williamsburg is no exception.
The proof is at your very door. The
following is an experience typical Of
the work of Doan's Kidney Pills in
Williamsburg;
Christ A. Rouland. Henry St, Will
liamsburg, Va, says: Il can highly
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills for
know from the splendid way in which
they have benefited members of my
family, that they are a remedy OF
merit. They thoroughly relieved a Sc
we're and lOng-standing case of kidney
complaint, that had defied all othel
remedies. We have always been CRATE
full to Doan's Kidney Pills for the gooS
work they have done. have unlimited
faith in this preparation.
For sale by all dealers. Price so CT
Foster Miiburn Co.. Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the nAme-Dosa's-sn
take no ether.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-29
OPPOSES CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
Ed The Gazette

I'd. The Gazette.
A man who has been condemned
to die by the courts OF Iowa. has the
right 10 choose the way by which be
shall be murdered. aud a man so
condemned a short time ago choose |
TO DC shot. Now. in such a case. the /
law requires the court TO pick five
men 10 do the shooting and up 20 |
the present tine they have not been |
able 20 find tive man who are willing
TO stain their souls with the atrocious
crime. This man was condemned /
for murder. and Of course they must
find five other murderers 20 do the
killing. for OF course the man who is
willing TO shoot another down 10
cold blood is a murderer at heart.
This law OF Iowa should be amended,
so as 70 require the Judge. the Com.
Atty. the clerk. the sheriff and Rev
somebody 70 do the shooting TIE
trouble with this business IS that each
and every one connected with these
court murders. stills his own con-
science by placing the responsibility
upon the other fellow. II those w1O
make such laws were forced 20 exc
cute them. or il they knew az the
time tnat they would be expected 20
execute them. there would never be
any such laws. If the Judge who
. passes the death sentence upon q
man knew at the time that he wou q
have to execute that sentence. hs
would never pass it. II the jury
that condemns a man 10 die wer,
required 70 take that man out anc
hang OF shoot him. they would neve
condemn him TO die. II the com
? monwealth attorney, that greatest o
frauds. who Will stand up and pleaC
and storm till he is as red in the fac
D as a beet and the tears run down 81
cheeks. in an effort 10 convince II
b Jury that somebody must be hun
= that society may be protected. M
I Godl if society could only be rid c
. such parasites as ne. how much be
: ter off society would be- had {
{ taxe this man out and hang or shoe
G him. would ne plead 50 hard that /
be killed? No. but not because +
y hasn't i in his heart 70 do It, but b.
81 cause be hasn't the courage.
ID Toby
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-29
PROF. BIRD MAY
BE CANDIDATE

The Richmond Times-Dispstcn
has the following relative to former
Williamsburg citizen, which will be
read here with interest. Mr.. Bird
came here in 1888 as professor of /
pedagogy in William and Mary. re-
signing about ten years ago to assume
the management and ownership OF
the Williamsburg knitting mill. He
left here when his mill failed two
years ago and located in Fredericks-
burg:
Already the friends OF two men
regarded as available for election as
State Superintendent Of Public In
sruction have begun 70 busy them
selves in anticipation OF a change in
the office. The change is expected
/ to come in the election of Superin-
tendent J. d. Eggleston as president
Of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
which is regarded as likely.
The two men so far regarded as
candidates before the State Board Of
l Education for the unexpired term
and before the Democrats OF the
I State for the new term are r. c,
/ Stearnes, now secretary Of the board
and Hugh S. Bird. division superin
tendent of schools for Fredericks'
burg.
IF Mr.. Eggleston is elected to be
come the head Of the technical col
legeit will probably be atcommence
ment time next spring.
D There would remain six month
D or more Of an unexpired term to b
filled by the State Board. BY ths
{ time the campaign for the nomina
ton for the succeeding full teri
would be in full progress. since Il
p primary will probably be held
August. In fact, unless matte
lie touching Mr.. Eggleston can be a
II ranged early in the year. there will
S, much confusion over the fight befo
the people. To elect the prese
T. superintendent to another place VIII
be is in the midst Of fight for I
nj nomination would complicate matt,
he TO a great extent.
Z. Mr.. Stearnes. who knows :
ne members OF the board intimate
would seem TO have a strong chan
tie Mr.. Bird is well known among scht
en- people"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-29
PROVIDENCE FORGE NEWS

Providence Forge, Va. Aug. Il
August has shown a good old
fashioned vigor that has kept society
gladly amused and entertained.
Never has old Providence Forge
seemed fuller OF gay young life than
now. Dances. card parties. lawn
tennis. Joy rides and various other
amusements are being engaged in.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Richardson
left this morning for Richmond.
Mrs. Turner and son, Of Rich
mono, Mrs. Eames and children Of
Newport News. are visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Chris
tan.
Mrs. w. B. Coggin will entertain
few Of her friends this afternoon
from 4 TO o.
Miss Carter and Miss Parker arr
visiting the home Of DR.. J. K
Parker.
Mr.. H. c. Rowan. of ROxbury
paid our village a call Sunday.
Messrs. Christian and Mountcastl
who have been up in the western pa
OF the state selling watermelon
returned home Sunday.
Miss Marion Robertson and MI
Craig Potts spent Sunday at Elko.
The young men of New Kei
Courthouse will give a dance at Il
Pavilion Friday night. Mrs. wv.
Gillian will be chaperone for Il
occasion.
Mrs. G. c. Edwards and lit
daughter, Lois. were down and sp'
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Ric
ardson.
Mr.. r. (. Richardson and famil
of Talleysville. were down in th'
automobile Saturday.
We regret very much 10 near n
Mrs. NJ. II. Barnes Will move ba
to Williamsburg. Her stay with
has been very pleasant.
Mrs. George Potts returned Thor
Saturday from Richmond where S
Inns been visiting her son.
Mr. w. b. Coggin mas abe
completed his bungalow and be
Qnite an attractive little home.
Prouacted meetings are in progr
all abound here.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-29
EDWARDS BUTLER

A pretty home wedding was cele-
brated at Bowling Green yesterday
when Miss Elizabeth Bagby Butler
became the bride of Prof. Charles
Allmsnd Edwards. The ceremony
took place in the presence of rela-
tives and intimate friends only.
The bride. who taught music in
the Toano High School the past
SESSION. is a daughter OF DR.. and
Mrs Everett Butler. OF Bowlir e
Green. She is a beautiful and &C
complished young lady and during
her stay in this county has made
many friends The bridegroom /:
principal OF the Toano High Schoo
and a Dung man of much promise
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards will be a
home at Toano after Sept. !.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-29

+. II. Ball today sold a tract OF
500 acres, known as Suawoury
Plain" for Bozarth ahd Warour5on.
70 parties in Washington. The tract
is on the Jamestown road and just
beyond Jones Pond. The purchasers
will proceed to clear the land for
cultivation. and viii erect one Of
more dwellings 90 the property,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-29

Owing to the illness of the princi-
pal, the Williamsburg public schools
will not open ill Sept. 10. This
notice Is given by order Of Chairman
Swss~sy Of the school board,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-29

Powhstan Council Royal Arcanum
will hold a meeting in their hall to-
morrow night. Aug. 80.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-29

Rub My-Tism will cure you.
The James City county board OF
supervisors will meet here next Mon
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-08
The Bronx.
LIS PENpEN

andrews AVE. zr; Mary Gerety agt
4 3sSr
nIIH ST. 10 and q West; Joseph Green agt
s,.. Rossno e. al (actlon 10 impress truso'
as.oiney, S Potter
IIH AVE. sG5 and ss7: Edward r Kennsrd
~. haywood Realty Co 81 al foreclosure or
-, attorney, Whitlock
49, 81, 1H and 5lb East. Reuben Sadowshy
~ ~, .Neph Hoffman 20 al foreclosure OF mtg)'
'.vseInsy, ? Hellinger.
NH ST ~ 70 253 West: two actions;
etd Mills agt Buchanan Realty Co ct al
s.n psure Of two mtgs); attorney, { SEQ
y, tgIroN AVE. W :. 100 II 8 Of hist st. 5ox
IN y, fulton ave. .. ibe n OF hist a.. z5r
49, Bernard Bloch agt Bethel Construc-
pm e. al foreclosure % mtg; attorney.
R.as4seisQA AVE. 9 W cor Of li6th 81. 6OK75;
ee-t naooWsky agt Louis Hoffman ~ al
i6,e @s1rs OF mtg), attorney, J Hellinger.
Il. X. 1hRE Pr, " cor OF 18th ave. 5s.gx
D,elI elsrick a southworth et oil agt Tsresina
Rp,sN a foreclosure OF MTG; attorney. w
es.-Inektrhon
H..t..1Di Frances Aronson agt Charlotte
hnefman. VI '"'s'' a''o'"''' I"
vsslh ~. cor NJ Riversidc Drive 1ooy25;
tlss,..a Clark aet Helen White CT al fore
~. mtg; attorneys. Yer Planok. Prince
~, ave Is. $50 10 u n Of 18th 1t. HxlOo:
sest"s es, l4io Z, OF 18th 81 z5xI0o: two
gs,, Eyerit Macy ct al agt Herman J
ts,,. ~ foreclosure Of two fatgu). attor-
lawson & Underhlll
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ARGUMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
OCTOBER Z.

OCTOBER T.
rs5,.s states Trust Co. trustee, 10 Excelsior
s%Sl i.S Togel 10 Loretto z Cosgrove; IS. 900
sorns Realty Co TO Martin ID FINK. 80, ~,
ITtsnv SAVINGS Bank 20 JACOB GussenhelueT
"a 40 trustees; 500.
same 10 same S49. ,.. -
Sa,,' Marriage co 20 Title Guarantee and
Trust Co; $40. 500.
same 10 same S26 600. -. .,
Nv ycrf Trust Co to City Mortgage Co 81.
an. Nelson 10 oscar Hentschel; 500.
IoSn ] Bell and ano. exrs, 10 Cfrlstlhe =
TjiIs Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Edwin A
h ssm MOI 10 Kurlander Young Mems Mutual Aid
socIs;y. $500. -.
Igiirs X Rector 10 Archibald Palmer; IL
rdifb King 10 Aston Trust Co: 81
rNs,aId Mckay 70 Edith Young: S5Vp
Isrob plate to Eugenia Vanoni; omitted.
American Real Estate Co 10 Joseph Heahe''
81. ...,s.,s r,,s,lr,ar.
1900 .,oo
George Costar 10 Matthew Toenherg; SlVV.
Aldrs Realty Co 70 J r Brown; 81 80
p-osdvav Trust Co 10 state Bank S0'VyV.
National Holding 60 20 George Costar. 500
Samuel r Kener and ano. trustees. 70 Geo
A Iohert. $4,000
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REAL ESTATE
Continued from fourteenth page.
:. pov,,er Foster and anO. trustees

:, to de PeysteT Foster ana Td, Hn .; trustees
Of tInt,ssES.DITCsT AVE, s, 1871 II on $500
Az n gIx e 1OSx 20 20 stake
q 10. 6x02 90 beg June 1, l9lS VII eln.
i i',o Evans to Aquedadci nsaiSy CO. SiV'-'''
sttor,ts3,1d ST. " g. lGxlO0; Feb ]. 1909;
BflS " Norman to Barnet Butensky ana
CohF n coo; attorney, NJ WORKMAN % H'a-
sss.a,eess, 2 1VF n cor 10th st, 5Oxe0 oct
~ ltsyS, george Hin Realty co 10 simon
tgg.5aIk. Sil 900; attorney, lltle Hual dil'ee
ges ITrust Co. l16 BroadWay r,,,.-to,r,
400 gJrsGE GROVE AVE. W cor Guerlaln
~ Iigy5Ox1O0 sX516; Jan 4, ls99; Mary
hs|%nl 10 William G Chreste an6 an9, eAiS'
h@ls attorney, John Hardy, go BroaoWay'
N9,p0EN AVE Garden So. S W :. 500 ~
"a 1o5--~bard Terrace, 5ON2U0; April {, l9poi
g. q ~ wright 10 Edward + Murray; S3OO,
Alee O'Hara Bros. 2ST3 Webster ave.
aIio,tNTs 513 and pa map 1,lO4, Narian estate,
LIE - sfarr6 II. 1912: Carolina Wilker 70
2s5ss Spiegel SLIGO; attorney, Louis
sa-ss.n 800 Broadway.
"a 800 map l3i5 waldo Hniehins es yy9
R.s nv. n Aidus Realty Co; $3.50; address. S27
Si9 ave and 9. map 1,ls7. Kingsbridge Real
Esaie Cos auction sac e,, 81 Nay o,- Kiebi:
S sso attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
%, IIo ol -. 1oan wakefield. 1OOx1l4 May 90
.a4na .
", ttorrey. Joseph J. ZOetzel. IS William So.
~ p-ST1A AVE, 5 cor 2S7th 81, runs SOx
We e. 40 * = Tx % 70 West 23Ith 81
: $40 5 10 beg Mar g. 1909; Otto G Hupfel
- 10 Mary A Harleyi 5000; attorney
sho - p pollock 500 Broadway.
fIpSR0sPECT AVE. " S, - e II ot Oakland
pssts p 9xlOCx19 exlOOi SEPT 10, ips' joseph
PaoE Tiizabeth Luke 10 Frederick A South
az and sHas Snow, eXrs; $4,000; address
8 NsIT0N AVE. W cor 1Ssth St 1OoxAg Il TX
ns~sSf being lots l55 and l56 map ], 10.
ltS 1an,-isiop lands OF August Belmont & 60.
EEass isS.h ST and Mott ave: Fe5 %. lelQ;
E,,s Pacon Piano Co TO Eugenia Nanoni;
iiiISS. attorneys. Strong Cadwalader 80
NAH 81 o- - -. ,-,s. @. oyvIOO.
80 Al 1903. Jacob Leitner 70 the Astor Trust
~ ~ q cOc. address $50 9th ave.
CO. ,.s1- ~ ct n 3. 4q1i r. Of Walton ave.
so, Fl 10 n 81 @ SIX lax 36.lO 10
Inns WALTON ave s "a OK 49.i1 TO beg;
" o. 1000. Francis Bacon Piano co 10
sy Varoni. $1,000; attorney, Arthur
K1 ,sSrH rs ST. s. 1918 IT e o. DAILY ave tox
,,a'tn- Il 1911: ErshO Ernst Realty 90 20
~. Trueisen. $1,000. attorneys WHALE
4 v1tale So Park Row.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER Z

CHRISTIE ST, IS 10 SO. Fillmore Iron
Works Co agt Samuel y KATE. lessee ana
soS,ractor: William A Miles Co. owner;
prank Heitzner, contractor S1195-
ELM PLACE. 24S6, The Bronx; LUZ a
DsCunha 81 al sgt William s Warren. owner
and contractor. STl9 30. -
CLAY AVE, cor 173d ct. 1902 6x91H
irreg; J spadaro Bros agt Mandell Consiruc-
ton 60. owner and contractor. SSH 80.
18TH ST $40 East. Harry Applebaum
AT Herbert II Herman co. owner and con-
tractor: S475
HILL. AVE. " S. 275 II n Of Randall ave.
N1l0O: Henry q SIlcck. Jr, agt Robert PICK
Ans owner and contractor: Annie Metzler,
owner. 1925 A.
227TH ST. IS. 300 Il OF White Plains
ave 25x114 Raphael Borrelli ast John c
Lord and James Lord. owners James II Ce-
barre contractor, SS5.
ESSEX ST. 1Ol. Friedel & Kahn ngt
Joseph and Lewis Alexander owners; SUI
prene Building Co. and David Levin and
Louis Wallin. contractors; S48l.
MADISON AVE. n cor 18th 81, 1OO.6x9O;
Walter J Kelly agt Leo Schlesinger. owner
" Heimerdnger. contractor; Sal 65-
18TH ST 81 East; Abraham Kurs sgt
Leopold Harris owner; Louis Zimmerman,
contractor: So
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q > no st
81 ST ST.

The approximate amount Of the lien OF ens,s
10 satisfy which the above described propeIV -
IN be xoid is $40 472 46, with interest thereon
from the 22d day Of April, 1910 together az WIN
costs and allow ance amounting 70 so'e Tps an
proximats amount Of the taxes. assessnsn. ~
and water rates or other liens 70 be aiiOwe' ~ ~
the purchaser out o. me Ru ~ ana interest
Dated New York July 20, lDl2
ALEXANDER BRoUGH; heieres
The foregoing sale Is hereby adJourhsa y.
Wednesday, October 2nd, isiI' ~ '"'
time and place. o., to,o
Dated. New York, August 23rd ibi5
ALEXANDER BROudh heiee
The foregoing sale is hereby further az
,ourn.d 10 TUESDAY October IS, 49, al the
same hour and place. ,o,,
Dated New York. october IgE ,,.r..
ALEXANDER BROUGH Referee.
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PROPOSALS.


SEALED BIDS will be received by tns n SHv
OF Water supply at Its Offices, se'er'n n'o nn
is5 Broadway New York. until II A. on
October 49, 1912, for Contract "a. 10! Iufassn ,
Ing and erecting complete. three s's "nw a1.
ing the Waikiki, Hudson and Croton E 80
sphons Of Catskili saueduct, eaen az soou us 5st
feet IN outside diameter. and 22t. 70 ana on
feet in height, respectively; also furnishing sna
delivering $50 feet Of steel discharge PIPE ~ ana
spproxtmateiy 5000 pounds OF miscshahsc .us
iron and steel The work Y so1 osStsaF shkiI
putchess County, and Yorktown. "ss'eness'
County, New York. an. MI, n.
AZ The above place and time bids VIII %
,,,hi,,iy oncned and read Pamphlets contain
Ing information for bidders and sont.s ssr.s. sy
lnss can be obtained at the aooye ~ tor s.cS
depositing the sum OF ten dollars Wiol 10, escn
pamphlet For further particulars see i"A'
nation for Biddere p..,a.r,
CHARLES ~. CHADWICK
JOHN y. CALVIN. - s,.
-or,n,ssioners OF ths Board OF water supply
JOSEPH 2. MORRIssEY: secre!slz:-.
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Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers, Naples, Genoa

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No 1884 Broadway, between 3ath and
3T'h SITS, until o o'clock D. m Advertise
ments received at the following branch ofices
az regular rates until o'clock p. M. viz. !:
cor. 18th ST.: I04 East 14th st. 267 West l2d
st, between 18th and sth ayes-; 26s West
f25th st.: 1895 ga ave; 17os LIST ave-. near
s9th at: 1871 East J25th -
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PENNSYLVANIA.
STORAGE NOTICES.

NEW YORK. OCTOBER 7TH. isi2,0re wv, w.
Grant. Mrs. Lizzie Wade, Mrs. Lydia Seatt.
Mrs. +. Fletcher, Mrs. II. Fraukhouser. Mrs..
@. Tryee, Mrs. +. Collum. Mrs Annie Harris.
Mrs. s. Ennis Mrs. Florence Martin. Mrs n.
Dalton, Charles Wurtzberger, @. II. Dobhin.
and Estate Of Jacob Mayer. Mrs. Virginia
Douglas, Thos. Bryant. Hattie Edwards, O.
Wiles, Mrs X Baumister. Mrs.. L. Walker.
John T. Monroe. Paul Blake, Mrs. Schubert
Mrs l. Crimes, Harry Sims, r. L. Dade Ar
thur Gebhardt. Lulu Deasussore: You ana
each OF you are hereby notified that the time
Tor payment Of my lien upon property here-
matter described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you; l VIII
cause such property. TO wit household goods.
personal effects and merchandise. stored BY
you or IN your name In which you claim an
interest, IN the Guaranty Storage Warehouses,
to be sold at public auction, according 70 the
my warehouses. BIZ and sis West iist e.
New York City. on Tuesday October 70. 1919
az 1880 a. M. and II the sale IL not cons
pieted on the said date the sale VIII % ecnI
tinued At the same place on Tuesday. Novemt
Der r. 1912. and each and every TUESDAY
thereafter. beginning at 1880 .. m. and cont
tinuing until sale 10 completed. Guaranty
Storage Warehouses. John ]. Webb. Proprietor.
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EoRECIosuRE SALES.

=
SUPREME COURT COUNTY or NEW
York-United states Trust Company OF New
York. pls NUN. against Anna n. Daniel ana
In pur,uance OF a Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale July made and entered IN the above
entitled a'tion. and bearing date the 18th day
Of June. 40 l. the undersigned. the referee 10
said judgment named. Will sell at public aue-
ton az the New York Real hiate saiesrooms,
Nos l4-i6 Nesey street. IN the Borough OF
Manhattan. city Of New York, on the 2sd DAY
day, b. Daniel Greenwald, aucuoneer, the
premises directed by said judgment TO b SOLO,
and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel or land.
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected. situate. lying and-belng In The Clty OF
New York. and bounded and described as FOL
lows VIZ Beginning at a point on the south
eriy aide Of send Street distant three hundred
and ave (J05l feet westerly from the corner
formed BY the Intersection OF the said south
.rIy side Of SIND street with the westerly side
OF Columbus Formerly Ninthl Avenue thence
running soJthorly, parallel with tne saIo West-
erly side OF Columbus Avenue ana part OF ths
vay through a party wall, one hundred ana
two 0O2) feet two (2) Inches TO the centre Inc
OF the block between tist and SIND streets;
thence westerly along said centre line OF the
kiocE twenty f20) feet: thence northcrly. again
parallel with the said westerly side or Coium-
bus Avenue, one hundred ana two !iO2l leet
TWO (2) inches 70 the said southerly side CT s2na
street; and thence easterly. along the said
southerly side OF SIND Street. twenty l2o) feet 70
the point or place Of beglnning sala phem', tx
West s2nd street. in the Borough Of Manhattan
OF said City. -,., -
Subject 10 covenants and restrictions con-
tained In instruments dated the list day OF May.
1850 and recorded IN the New fork county
registers ONCE on the 25th day OF JanGsry
1880 in Liber l07s OF Conveyanees. page AZ
Dated New York. July 20. lel2
ALEXANDER BROCGH, Referee
gTF,w ART e. SHEARER, Attorneys for Plain
IN once and Post Office address, NO. 20
wall street Borough OF Manhattan, City OF
New York. a..
=. sold. as street number is l2s West s2nd
Street:
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

OCTOBER 7.
roth ST. s12 East: Paul schrul agt Gen.
FARO Flco e. al Sept 20. 1872: So 10.
18Th ST. 237 20 24l West: Sanitary Fire
proohng and Contracting Co AIT White Rats
Realty Co e. al: Sept g. 1912 Cby bond)
t.s4s 80.
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AUCTION SALES.

By VIRTUE Of several chsttel mertgassa
Jacob Gensler, Auctionesr. will sell today
At o'clock q M, at the storeroom Of Roth u
Co., l0f East zSd It., Borough OF Manhattans
salcon fixtures formerly st No, S31 East 114th
st.. 50 Ninth ave-. 4l6 Ninth ave. and ~
Hluth ave.
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HELP WANTED
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Female
4 VISITING COVERINGS, very successful
with backward children; best Of references.
Address Miss i. Richmond. IA irving Place.
CHAPERON.-Hlghly educated sswedish per
son: references from Swedish Royal Con-
suiate. Mrs Helga HOvings Agency, 233 LeroE
ave Tel I13 Mornlngside
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

EAST HOUSTON ST. $. $50 It Of Bow
sy; tOE sly dwg. 2gx29.4: Corporation q
Trinity Church. lS7 Fulton St. owner; I
Assh no Broadway. architect: $1,000.
lt3D 81, 246 West (rear). for l sty dye
no9te, i5.4xl6.s: 81 r Johnston, 90 East 6lsi
81 owner; r z Rogers. 1873 Broadway, archi-
eei: $3.50.
The Bronx.
HOE AVE. " cor 165th st; sty brk stores
10 ssnmt 75xl00: Fox Square Building Co
William Oppenheim. 7T3 Westchester ave,
President owner Goldner 4 Goldberg, 39l
-; l48th ST. architects. and Emery Roth.
.! tth ave. associate architect 100000
HOE AVE. & e cor 1874 st; o sly brk tnmt.
lsxsDi Raffaele Marrazzi. 40 East 10th 81.
Nner: Lorenz p Weber, 271 West l2Jth 81.
afchlteet. 1905 C0
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NURSE-Hlghly recommended; competent
young Swedish girl; first class references
willing 10 take one to three children; t25. MIS-
HcIga Hoying's Agency. 233 Lsnox ave. Tel.
i13 Morningside