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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-31
Friendship That Is Worthy.

Oh the comfort the ineEmessib,e
comfort of feeling safe with per-
son having neither to weigh thoughts
nor measure words. but pouring thcin
all right ont Just as they are, chat
and grain together certain that a
faithful hand will take and sift them,
keep what is worth keering and with
n breath of kindness blow the rest
away.-Dinah Mulock.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-31
Wrinkled Seam.

When seam becomes wrinhlcd
sewing on the machine, dampcn slight.
~ and press il on the risht side VITA
{ warm iron. LAYING a piece Of the
same material over il and pulling }he
seam gently rs you ran tn" iron olcs
IT, This will shin' he material and
The seam will tecolGr quite smooth
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-31
What He Was In For.

While mamma was preparing TO en-
tcrtan some guests at q recent con-
ycntion. five-year-od Willie was es-
pccially annoying Finally he was put
to bed. and was there when the guests
arrived We'll. my little man. are
you in for your little nap" asked one
of the men. "No. in for sassin.' re-
piled Willie.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-31
Band Tor Pigeons.

To place band on pigeon, hold
the hind claw back and press the
front claws through the ring. draw
the ring close up TO the knee Joint,
and then. when on a level with the
extremity of the hind claw, gently
pull the hind claw through the ring,
and the ring will be in position and
will not. unless il has been placed
on at too early date, fall
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-31
PUTTING the Carriers On.

Mrs. Brown was preserving peaches
in the kitchen amid an array of glass
jars. covers. rubber bands. etc Mar
garet. aged four, watched the process
quietly until the fruit was in the jars
and the covers ready. hen she eX-
claimed "Oh mother. please let me
pat Che carriers Oh,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-31

This attractive little suit is OF tus
sab silk in natural color The dress
is made with a long.waisted blouse
and short skirt, the latter finished
with lace to match.
The blouse is trimmed at the top
with hand-embroidertd dots. and the
girdle is of taffeta of 4 contrasting
color.
The pretty jacket has Il waiStcoat,
buttons and cravat of taffeta like the
girdle.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-31
~ ATE or FLORIDA
IAT-NTN NJ POI IL

y
hereby certify that on this 5otl.
day of August. \. H., 1872. befor,
nar an officer duly authorized under
the laws ., the State Of Florida u
take acknowledgements. PERSONAL
appeared H. y Feisley. =. " clay
ION. Guy " Toph. Ii ! Drane.
care Henley. George Moore. p. Il.
HAYNES. F. u. BRYAN. W. 4 Moods.
Jr. W. H. McRae. J. u. tiriffin. T.. +.
rhuun. I. II. O'Hcru. ". l.. Thom3-
SCH and ". !. Warning. well known
lx me- 10 he the persons ~ thosa
names who subscribed 10 tie forego-
.n- articles of Incorporation. ami
" so sererally acknowledged TO and
before me- that they executed the
same as their free act and deed for
ItH, uSes aud nurros' herein tx-
pressed.
Wi,nf,, MY hand and oil, la sea
his sntb day Of August. \. H.. 1919
DAVID q. ROGERS.
Notary Public STAT, a l.arg,
Nv commission oNpireS May 18th.
1910
tSEALl
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-31
business require.

The general nature OF the pisihes
10 be- TRANSACTED by this corporalio''
sball be. To huy. sell and manlliac-
ture cigars and cigarettes; 10 b!!
and sell pipcs and tobacco. al whois-
CHA or retail. to own and operate 2
CIGAR factory with full power to &c
md perform al necessary acts IL
order 10 carry out and perform tn
duties incident thereto; 70 engage
.nd r3rry on . brokerage busl.cs.
Win reference ga all kinds Of pror-
erty. whether real, PERSONA OF
mixed; 10 buy. sell, lease and mos,
cage real estate or any. lnterss'
th.rrin, 10 construct, build. rent All.
s,n houses. TO engage in a %enr.,
merchandise business: to own. rtA
ANA operate hotels, restaurants ant
boarding houses: 10 own, buy. sell
ana mortgage any and ali kind 2.
l,,rsonal property; 10 buy, own, Oh
trol, sell, pledge or dispose OF t.
eapiial stock of any other corpora
an. and while the owner or holder
oi The said stock TO exercise the ri&i'
to vote the same.
The amount of capital stock O
|1ais corporation shall be F'ii;ce'i
7 h0usand Dollars ISL 900. oUb. d.
viacd into fifteen hundred shares 81
liz par value of Ten Dollar
tt>lo.oob; and all stock including
thr stock subscribed for by the sui.
>rrihng int orporatOis, may he pay
able in cash. property, labor or scr.
,ena n Just valuation, to be fixed
| h} the Board q Directors
~
la, corporation shall exist per
raullly or until dissolved accordin-
to law.
This business Of this corporation,
until otherwise provided by n.
Board ot Directors. shall be 'on-
Glirtrd hy a President. a Vice Pres
| idcnl i Secretary. a Treasurer an:
Il board OF five directors, Til" mum
Ter of the board of directors may b.
Increased or diminished by ,hc By
Laws. bat at no time shall bp less
thIH 'hrac or more than five. tn
| office OF Secretary and Treasurer ma;
J., held by one person. The board o:
| directors may appoint such other OF
| ficcrs or agents, having such powers
and duties as may in their discrc
! ton be necessary.
The annual meeting of the stor X
| FOLDERS shall be on the second Tues
day in October OF each year az ten
Io'clock A. NJ. at which time he!
shall elect the above named Off ~,
including the board of directors. rho
| incorporaIors shall meet at Ike
| land Florida, on the ath day Of No
| y inbrr, a. H.. l9lo, al ~ O'Clock
| : NJ, for the purpose ~ adOptin'
| ~ Laws and irans;utng any othcl
n.inr,s thai may come before thu
| lo,;in- Until the officer, elected
Il the first meeting Shall he qualiiice
| hr business Of the corporation shall
,, anauctrd hp the following eff
"a
NJ CLAYTON. President; Guy "
f"qh. Vice President, George Moore
secretary and Treasurer; {. NJ clay
oil, Guy " Toph, George Moore. +
| ) Bryan aud - \ Fcial"N Direct
| ~
| Tia highest amount vi indebted
lr.s 10 which this corporation ma
i any tins subject itself. shall no
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-31

- 4 Fr.lGt.EN.
CIV " Topll
T. i. OltERN.
n ID NJ RAE
+ u BRYAN.
". !. THOMPSON.
= Il. HAYNES.
= VI LAYTON.
I. l.. M.
W \ WOODS. lr.
GEORGE. MOORE.
CLARE HENLEY
". i. " ARlNG.
i II. GRIFFIN.
n I. DkA\t'.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-07-07

G4Okx DO1AO4 ~ ~
Wash Boiler with firm copper
hes long and 13 inches high.
1Oc Sherbert Glasses DC
Heavy colonial footed Sherbert
Glasses Sc.
Dinner Plate 10c
Large size Dinner Plates with
gold decorated edge and floral
sprays and buds. Also white por-
celain Soup Plates Sc.
Pitchers 1Oc
Sanitary pint, colonial glass
Table Pitcher with glass top.
Colonial glass 8 inch Vinegar
Cruett 1oc.
White metal Spoons 1c.
Round handle Knives &C.
Flat handle Forks Sc.
3 colonial Drinking Glasses 10c.
White porcelain Sandwich Plates
&c.
Dessert Saucers to match &c.
Glass Salt and Pepper Shakers Sc
Glass ToothpiclS Stands Sc.
opal Nest Eggs Toe.
No. / Stand Lamp. complete, 1sc.
oussfurnlshIn0s, 9TH Fioor)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-07-07

embroidery
skirt
of
coors to match the
of
and
border n color
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-07-07
Wash Bags Soc

We've grouped a lot OF
Wash Bags, some Of which
are worth as much as ST,
to sell for just SOC.
Find among them macrame
cord, piquc, embroidered alloyer
and allover lace bags. With and
without metal frames. Long or
short cord handles.
IS to $3.50 Bags 1928
This lot includes practically
all leather, tapestry, suede and
novelty bags that formerly sold
from IS to $3.50. Black and col
ors. (Maln Floor)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

|
See Abbott's sale Of lock clasp bags
at Csc.
Read our adj for Saturday specials.
| G. n. Kenyon q 60.
Sprague Drenan of Merchant street
has gone to Morrlsv'lle for an extended
visit with relatives.
Miss Lena Nixon returned yesterday
TO her home in Barre, after spending a
few days with relatives in Plainfeld
G. A. Hill of NorEhiield left last night
on a business trip to Hardwick, after
spending several days in the city on
| business.
Mrs. Hattie Shorey and daughter,
Mary, have returned home, after spend
| ing several days with relatives in Plain
field and vicinity.
Arthur r. Young, who has been visit
ing relatives in the city for the past
few days, left this morning for his home
in Sherbrooke, Z, Q.
! Bob Smith, who is now at his home in
Hardwick, may pitch tomorrow for
! lIardwick against the Italian Athletic
club on the |. A. G. field
Miss Maud Newell and her niece, Miss
Ethel Lund, arrived home yesterday, aft
| or spending few weeks at Portland,
Old Orchard, Riyerton and Peaks Island,
Maine.
| Saturday the Red Cross Pharmacy will
present cream pitcher to each lady
making purchase of SOC or more, free
Of charge. Read their announcement in
this paper
DR.. Henry w. Patquet of Iberville,
p. O., and part.E Of friends, who are
3 al h.
automobile, We're visitors in the city yes
terday and to-day.
II Frank McWhorter Co hanno del Abb
Iii d Giovanetti di numeri 81 SO da
prezzi $500 $1,000 che vendonsi a
pref ridotti da 20 80 per cento. Abiti
da Uomo tutti ridott da 20 so per
ccnto.
Mrs. Katherine Walsh, who has been
spending a few weeks as the guest of
her sister. Mrs. d. F, Gregory, left this
morning for Montreal where she viii
visit friends before returning TO her home
in WATERFOWL, n. Y.
II. S. Howard, who represented the
Vermont encampment, Sons of Veterans,
at the recent reunion of the Washington
County Veterans association at Dewey
park returned home to Burlington yes
terday, after short visit with friends
in the city. Mr. Howard is son Of
the lathe Gen 0. ., Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. James c. Walker and
two children, Elizabeth and James G..
Walker, jr., who have been making an
extended stay in Randolph, are passing
a week with Mr.. Walkers mother, Mrs,
Agnes Walker. of Grant avenue. Next
week thew will 70 to Nergennes where
duties as prineipsi of Vrgennes high
school.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-09
Teachers Examination and Free Tuition
Examination.

Examination of applicants for teach
ers' certificates and for free tuition in
secondary schools will be held at the
South Barre schoolhouse. Tuesday and
Wednesday, Aug. 10 and IA, beginning
at $3.50 a. M. each day.
G. j. SEAGER,
Union Supt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-09
A. p. ABBOTT & co.
A. p. ABBOTT & CO..
"A. p. ABBOTT & co.
Saturday Shoppers

will find the following four moneysavers, kinds that the
price represents but part of their real value Saturday
always busy day. This lot Of merchandise will add
good Saturday trade Come early fora better selection
About fifty ladies' black grain Leather Hand Bags with
guaranteed leather Innings Has leather purse inside
has nickel embossed frame with leather protected joints
and has the Patent Lock much called for, each, CSC
Medium Memo Corsets, these far better than
any So 90 Corset Stock these sell now, pair 20
Ladies Suits that Water Sale sizes il 38;
these Suits good shape, formerly SOLD from $40 SO
$50 90; the skirts worth double this price, each $498
Saturday is cleanup all Remnants in store
Lots of kinds here that any family half
of their money
These prices going take the above very quick
and you will have to shop early to get your share.
1.-THE D LIGHT STORE@;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-09
c. L. U. Delegates.

Meeting OF delegates to arrange for
Labor day win be held in Nichols block
Friday evening, August 9, at 1880 o'clock.
James Mulch, Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-09

See Saturday values at Abbott's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-09
roo LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED.

FOR SALE sixteen horse power gasoline
engine, in good condition. W. r. Callahan,
manufacturer, Dayton. Ohio. Also a Double
Humphrey water wheel (is inches). in iron
case. with draft tube. X. |. Benson, Wood
stock. VT. i24t6s
FOR sALE-Bay horse, six years old; weighs
about e75 pounds. Good driver; not afraid of
anything; sound. Also another horse eleven
years old; weighs $50 pounds coed driver
safe and sound. Inquire Of Clarence Moulton
X. Y. ID. No. 4. Telephone 2ie-5. Barre. i2it6'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
SCHNAD'S HOPEFUL VIEW
Steel Conditions at Their Best
and Long Prosperity Probable.

Charles NJ Schwao. president Of sne
Bethlehem Steel Corporation, sccompsn-
led by several engineers Of the Bethlehem
works staff, sailed for Europe yesterday
or the George Washington. with the OBJ
tect OF preparing for the execution OF
several large foreign orders recently re-
cetved BY the corporation. Mr.. Schvsb
takes an optimistic view OF the prospects
of the steel and iron industry. He said
We could not hope for better steel con-
ditons than now prevail, and there u
are now enjoying Will be permanent The
operating full There is very little ca
pacity available for additional new bust
ness up TO the first OF next year.
Steel orders have been running n e1-
cess OF production. and new business con-
tnues 10 come In az a gratifying rate.
II looks as though the activity the steel
companies are now enjoying will con-
Unue well into next year. OF course Il
Is always unsafe 10 make predictions too
far ahead but the excellent crop outlook
and the business activity in general fore
cast continued stable conditions for many
months TO come
Conditions point 10 good prices for the
rest of the year. but ! DO not look for
and would not sanction an upward price
movement 10 a level which would IN any
way discourage consumption. ] believe
sire majority OF steel manufacturers are
IN favor OF prices reasonable 10 con-
sumner and producer alike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06

ct al action to acquire title): .,,.,.
r Watson nsH. A
9Th AVE. $50 and I52: Kr.m.-
ing 60 agt MAX Radt action to Co..
pe,hsrst,s nen'' attorneys w.schIsr .
PAST ST, 9. IS n OF MARI.
100; Martha A Garrison agt VIM zh
ct al foreclosure OF mortgzse1. allse
LOTS 443 10 44e. Mapss .,r.t.
18th st. s, 500 II W Of Ave r. p.
Bronx; lots 1871 and 1872 man =, YrM.iWi.
property. Bronx: Geo n sutherland A., 5eeoa
phine X NcOwen 81 al faction 10 49, soes-
conveyancel; attorney J ] cunn.en ss'as
18TH 81. .. 1914 n OF pa.
s2xIo01i; Julius G Kohn agt sarnus1 - sst
e, al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; attore ~oasa
" Roeder. "sS'
isisT ST. 8. All n " OF cl,n,o.
25xf00: lots II and q map OF pros..sse
Metropolitan Real Estate AssociatIoy q
ham Ridge. opposite Jerome PARK p,ssee-
40; Rudolph J II Mailer ast Amalis AN
al foreclosure Of two rnortSsgesJ: attor..s
{ Hirleman. 'as
1SsTH ST. 8, iT5 n Of Leno. .v. "a
70 II: George schweppenhauser AT Jos.s "a
Gieed et al foreclosure Of mortssx.1a4a
torney, W o 0antz. a.
CLINTON AVE. VS.. a4Je II 4. o, Is,..
24Ox4l.1X irreg. 10Th II. n g Ds -,
creston ave, oo.5xI4or irrse; chss A IA,
kiser aRt Arnaiia Pirk 81 al (foreclosr,s' - :.
two mortgases) attorney. p c Hirl.m..
WATER ST. $50. John ] canavsn =, :.
ast Ellen Canavsn 81 al (partitionl. s,,,.
neys Murtha Il Hanson
I3IST ST. i1s West. Adelaids N DAN.
Roderick Nice Hall 81 al (foreclosur. :,
mortgage: attorney. II " Gaines
BELMONT ST, Il 9. IS n . Of Invooa a..
Soxfseix irreg; Lillian Lpstadt az, Enr.
Blath 81 al foreclosure Of tax LEM. ;,
torney, A s Aaronstamm.
18TH ST. e. 6oT 2. OF 7th ava a.
s9.fl: Gernlania Lift. ms Co axt WIN :
Goodridge 81 al (toreclosure OF rnortssr.,.
attorneys. Dulon a Roe.
WALTON AVE. cor Of Hawkssons ..
42sx5s.1i: Harold swain agt Robert Hv.,,
Q, al foreclosure OF two mortgsees,. a.
tornsy. II Swain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
SUBURBAN SALES.

The greensboro Corporation reports the
following sales on the Elmhurst section
of the Barclay-DuSro tract: \ two family
house on 18th street 20 Herman Kraemer.
y two family house on 18th street 10
VI. ]. Paulen. a plot 60X10o feet at the
northeast corner OF 18Th street and Roose-
Welt avenue 20 George sgley and A. II.
Gardner. a plot s0xloo feet at the south
east corner OF 18th street and Polk avenue
20 Constantine Scott, a block front on
Roosevelt avenue between 18th and 18th
streets 10 J. p. Morgan and Charles En-
gelke a plot ieOxioo feet AZ the north
east corner OF 18th street and Roosevelt
avenue. and eight lots on 2ith street.
south OF Polk avenue. 70 ". J. Mwnson
snd G. Hemingway. Sales at Elliott
Manor by the company include two corner
plots to George Frank. a lot 10 Marie
G. Rodier. lot 10 Joseph A. Doyle and
houses 70 Herman Fletcher and n a.
RUnge
The Woodmcro Realty Company has
sold Al Woodnerc. Long Island. 10 Louis
& Posner. Of Dos Passes Brothers Plot
1910 s0xl11 feet on Woodmere Boulevard.
between Central avenue and Cedar lane;
plot no. 60NlO) feet or Woodmere Boule-
ward between West Broadway and Cen
, rral avenue. and plot l0es. o0Xl2- feet on
l n oOdmere Place, between club Drive
land Narrow Lane
Mrs Rose X. Feely has sold for Mrs.
julia ". Harrison her home No ia Vista
Place. Mount Vernon. TO client Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

The Duross Company and the Cross q
Brown Company leased the oui!olhs a.
Nos ~ and 4oS West 18th street 10 l'e
West Shore Garage company.
Fd1-iu II. Wendell leased for Henry Ri
sl,ine smith No y Vest sth street,
-four story dwelling house, for nVe yesst.si
To Eugene Hale. IL son OF tne
states Senator from Maine. ,,,-- 1880.
J. e English leased the d~eIIng noI =
No 20 West SD street 20 J. Cohet ..
9sS Wcst sd street 20 J. F1ore; no -
West 4sth street 70 Nj. benny ~
West 4eth street. 70 }. Jacobson 10 -,
We, ss,h street 70 NJ. Steinteid, me
~ ell Wet 4th street 20 Jerome &
s,l,,-gr.z Inc No i6o West 4stn street
10 NJ ilgsn; 70 Margaret HI No. u
West seth street. No. 20 West "a stree
20 the Calcium Llsht operators Union,
t il,e'' F 4,1 Motor Renting Company.
Snear 4 % rented for Henry =. ~ T.
ton 81 Chicago. 1900 square feet II 10
is 10 y West 10Th street. 10 Joseph ~,
lofts al No "A West Houston street 49,, -
Sscbvarzbard d Zimmerman. IN 10. o.
Troo1oe street 10 LEO Pohl. a. No. o.
West 10Th street 70 the Oriental Jpnoi-
stering Company. At No. IL BleecHeI
strenf 10 NJ Psyat. and the dWe,ilhk
house 40 70 Grove street ~ q MT
IT Frederick southack & Aiwyn Bal
i- leased the store No. u West I-oti
street 10 the Hanover Shoe company :
lot AZ No q 20 GO West 36th street 10
Adolph BrcSlauer. and space IN 10 90 70
20 BROADWAY. 20 Cans the Tailor
n 4 senior 4 Co leased FOR the ben.
dern7ann estate the dwelling house No. li'
West S3d street 20 Emile Genre tor anna
Nurnhv the dwelling house No. 5H west
list street. 70 Susie Hueston. lot w
Arkcuburgh estate tho four story nuSl-
rosr buildinS 40 l61 Broadway. 20 the
EDWARD NJ. senior Sons COMPANY storea
AT Nos 90 and IA West End avenue 70
John n Hageler and Gustave Eauteh-
berg who also purchased the stoCh ~ a..
e.cod--5if, also psrIor foor store a. No. 1oS
Amsterdam avenue. 70 r. r McCanh'
ana The dwelling house No. 10 West 'Nh
street 20 4 7. REYNOLDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following c-aass ctions were re-
corded yesterday At the Real Estate Ex-
change sAlesroorn, Nos. "a and is Nesey
street
By Joseph y Day.
18th ST, 81 Ear O. cSs 2 e. Isl
ave - <xiS2; sty tsnnt. adjourned 70 sep
tenbeT Il
At the Bronx Exchange;
BY Joseph y. Day
MORRIS AVE 2o54 and 20c5 cor Burn
side ave. p4x20. 2xsi lJ2D.+. So tenr'f ano
stores sold 20 the plaintiff for 5000
By John s Mspes
PILGRIM AVE - q o. Liberty .;
151lc0xsori0o. sold 20 M plaintiff FOR $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
lawyer, Till. In.uranc. and Trust Co $50

lawyer, Till. Insurance. and Tru" 20 lou
RITTER PL. 500. SIS 10; M1nsli ins
o'Neil TO Hinley Realty 20, g,,,. c:s,sr-
road; Aug 2s 800 o az si'q a1o.dwa a
RICHARDsOT AVE. 446:, 3Ix1os:4. WI.
ism scho.nberser 20 Anthonn eln, .
t4s2 Richardson ave- mtg So" ,sus -
sfMPsoN ST. vs.. 4sss r Of 1870 st. =,
42RIoI.a Rodgers Realty 20 20
obese. New Rochelle. n 7: sept ,n.s
$40 0ool, 500: at,orn.y. Title Guarantea
and Tr7is, %. iTG BrOdwsy.
WASHINGTON AVE. v 8 90 = OF VA
., 57srioo Ben mo w L9sTy s,s Tf' 81 Sept
5000. attorney Edward MiehlinF -''
isSTH ST. 5ao East s7.Cyioo; Benno
Low, ref 20 Ferdinand G Knser. ZIG
West Sis, st: sept 8. $1,000: attorney Ed"
Niahling. e5s Broadway. -.
SAME PROPERTY. Ferdinand G hnee'
ia annie T. Kneer. 23G West 5lst 81, sept y
300. attorney. sane a. above. ..,-
14isT At. IS 1873 q o. soItnfrn
Boulevard. gi11x--. 10th 81 y = u.s. II
n o. Hudson River & Pelham Rallroao %
runs n os 81 y seq $ es62 2 81: "sy !.
Blake 10 John u Summers P95 East I5Ith
81 Aus o. 81. attorney. Isaac Gooihue
rsa-U ST n . cor Nelson ave being strip
in front lot iol. map Claremoni. Nsthanl-'
A Mcbride 10 John " HnTen and ono
.Irs. es4 cogrtland. aye sept . VI A''o'
ls0TH ST rs 1872 q " OF Prosper ave
~ ixi5 susan y B,urst. arr 10 Richs 70
4 Masl.n. 1912 Adgeduct ave. sept 81
800. attorney Tile Guarantee ana Trust
CO. iTe Brosdvav
1857 ST 100 q " - Nyso ave 10y
-. islst ST. 225.s :; OF We av. -. =.
-. Joseph Frfef 20 Arc Realty 60, - WIZ
IAN st April &c 800. attorney, LAWYERS
Title Insurance and Trust 20. lo' brosn
wav
2saTH ST. IS lot sIs. map Wakefield
Gcnna-o Yico 70 frank Jsnrotto. i59e I'd
ave mtg sis.s50). Sept 4: 800; attorncf'
T G.r1inE 1901 Bathgsts rye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
REALTY NOTES.

Orme Wilson. il. II said 10 have bought
part Of the property at No Il TO i Last
t4th street. from Mrs. Ernesto g. Fabor1.
The parcel taken by Mr.. Wilson Is -
feet wide and II" feet long. IL Is re-
ported that he viii erect 2 fine dwelling
house or the site
The Once Of Louis I. Sommer were
the brokers' IN tho sale Of the prcperty
or the south side Of BARCLAY street be-
tween West Broadway aHd Greenwich
street This property has been IN the
hands OF the present owners for half
century The purchaser o. this property
= large realty company, which con
templates IN the near future. erecting
a modern skyscraper on the present site.
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