davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24
THE QUILL CLUB NEWS SERVICE

THE QUILL CLUB NEWS SERVICE
Durham, N. c., April %, 1912
DR.. William H. Glasson of the de-
partment of Economies of Trinity
College, is giving series of lectures
at John Hopkins University on the
General them" Military Pensions in
American Finance" The series of
lectures will consist of five, one being
delivered each day. For many years
DR.. Glasson has been a special stud
ent of the Federal Pension system
and of the Confederate Pension sys-
TEN as they affect the Southern
States.
Trinity dropped a shut out game
to Wake Forest last Saturday after
noon in one of the hottest base ball
contests played on the homesdia-
mond this year. The Baptist boys
have a good team and theyamake in
known by the winning reputation
Trinity played a good game but
such an Opponent got by the Meth
odists.
The Trinity base ball team left on
its Northern trip Monday night. Be:
fore coming back they will play
among other teams, Washington and
Lee University, University of Viz
ginia, and the Catholic University o1
Washington, D C.
Next to the base ball team Tri.
nity's track team is taking up the
time and interest of the boys al
lis part of this year. This is the
second track team Trinity has hae
for a number of years and it is re
ceiviDg hearty support. Trinity lost
her first track meet of the year t6
Wake Forest last Monday. The boys
are not discouraged at the loss, bu
rather encouraged at the progress
they have made in the last. two
years. The total points made were
! Wake Forest, II; Trinity Cd. The
team will enter the state track NEE
again this year and it is scheduled
with suiiford
Among those that made the var
sity track team this year were D
W. Holt, MeLeansville, N. c., ant
Chas. Nation, of High Point, twt
Guilford County boys. Holt tie(
with Farrar of Apex in their attemp
to take the first place from Wak'
Forest last Monday in the discuss
event. Though Holt has won <
place in class athletics, this is hi
first experience as a varsity man
Nation made first place in the vault
ing event, and second in the higl
and broad jumps last Monday
: Though Trinity lost the first NEE
men like Holt and Nation promis'
to develope into winning team TO
Trinity.
I w. B. SHARP.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24

Secretary of state Bryan goes to
California to help frame law re-
earding the ownership of land by
aliens.
The Leonard -Beavans-Stamey Co
announces some interesting specials
for Saturday. 1t would pay to read
their ad on first page.
If you want to see good pictures
visit The Rose Theater No better
anywhere.
General Change of Schedule
Effective Sunday, April 9th, there
will be a general change OF schedule
in passenger train service on the
Norfolk Southern Railroad and
Raleigh, Charlotte & Southern Rail
way Ask ticket Agents for com
Dlete information.
w. w. CROXTON,
! General Passenger Agent.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24
ATTENTION VOTERS

REMEMBER if you want to vote
IN the city election or if you want to
vote for the bonds. you must reg
lister at your voting place before
this Saturday night at nine O'Clock.
A new registration is required of
every voter this year. REMEMBER
also, that you must pay your county
poll tax before Thursday night
May 1st.
Attend to these two important
matters today and take no chances.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24

FOR RENT-Seven room house
known as the Snow Farm south of
silk mill j. w. CLINARD. a-24 2ti
Go to J. A. Clinard's to buy your
Dry Good Notions, mems, ladies and
chiidrens shoes, oxfords. Leading
store for low prices. a-24-2 ii
HAVE YOU REGISTERED? The
registration books close next Satur-
day night at nine o'clock.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24
OFFICIAL BASEBALL SCHEDUI. E

We are publishing on 9Th page
today the official schedule of the
Carolina League which begins opera
tons today. By preserving same
you will know when and where the
games are played throughout the
season.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24

The jamestown High School de-
,feated the Trinity High School Tues
day afternoon on the la t t5rs diamond
by a score of z to 1.
The new addition to the High
Point hospital will increase the ca
pacity to % patients that can De
properly cared for at time.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24
Y. L STAMEY,
Valuable House and Lo1
For Sale

| offer for sale the home place of
Mrs. H. F. Stamey On Steele Street.
Good seven room house, well and
outhouses. Lot 80x20O. If you
want this property see me at once
as it will only be offered for sale a
few days.
w. L. STAMEY,
The Review Office.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24

POLITICAL RUMORS AFLOAT
There are several rumors going
the rounds this morning that two
other citizens are seriously thinking
tf announcing themselves for Mayor
with a full cOuncilmen ticket.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24
Mr.. FRED ESHELMAN CANDID
ATE FOR COUNCILMAN

On account of Colonel Milton find
ing it necessary to withdraw as a
candidate for Councilman from the
Second Ward, Mr.. Fred Eshelman
has been prevailed upon by his
friends in the northern part of the
city and elseN here to enter his name
as a candidate, which he has done
today. A good man for the place.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24
New Ads This Week

Mof7tt Furnishing Co., 1st page.
Leonard. Beavans- -Stamey Co, 1st
page.
Tilley's Emporium, 9th page.
The Famous, 9th page.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24

SOC Ladies Muslin Drawers, Lace
and Embroidery Trimmed, Special To-
day, 29c.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24

Boys Wash Suits in ages 2 to 6 years,
49c, 69c, CSC and $1.25.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24
FOR QUICK SALE

Valuable ia IN of a little over six
and one half acres just outside in
corpor ate limits. only one mile from
heart of city. The only farm tract
so well situated, residences all
around property. The very thing
for truck patch, poultry yards,
small farm, etc. Worth more than
We are asking for it. Will enhance
in value rapidly. Must be sold quick.
Apply at once to
w. L STAMEY,
The Review Office.
P. S.-Property can be sub-divi,
ded and bring twice the price we
place Oh it for building lots as peo-
pie live all around it. Only one
quarter of mile from car line, on
Greensboro-LexinGton road.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24

New styles in Ladies Muslin skirts,
Lace and Embroidery Trimmed, Big
values CSC.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24

Beautiful new styles in Shirtwaists,
Real summery Looking SIPS values,
Special CSC.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24

SIPS Lace curtains, cream and white
special, CSC.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24
SUCCESSFUL OPENING

TiIley's Emporium had a very
successful opening Wednesday in
it's new headquarters in the farrell
building (Allen's old stand) South
Main street.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24

Six new styles in shirtwaists, Lace
Trimmed and plain Tailored, Special
values, 49c.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24

rs dozen new corset covers, very
Lacy Looking 25c.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24

New styles in Childrens Dresses.
neatly made, in special values 49c, 98c.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24

$3.50 Wash Dresses for Ladies in
percals and Gingham neatly made,
Special CSC.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-24

High Point for High Point;" that's the az
slogan. Keep your money in High Point;
trade with High Point merchants; buy every
thing you can in High Point at all times; |
that's the foundation for Greater High Point |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-17

ance Co agt Wesley Thorn ct al: neors.d ue
Hubbcl atty: Alfred Steckler. IT, 'e''
S103 0s4 81 taxes. etc, Sll.3of %
BY Henry Brady.
18TH ST | East. cor ON dNe' III vi
100. H. and 3 sty theatre; sheriii saie -, {" a.,
right title, etc. which the Ancient orur i y.
Hibernians had OIL January J, l'l", oI III,
Shepard q Houghton. attys JULIUS
Sheriff
ON THURSDAY CAT no. Il NhSEi 81
By Samuel Goidstlcke
22D ST. 263 West. :. ABB VI oi oa
ave. Is 9Xgs 9: vacant; Margaret hal OF 1
Advance Realty and Construction ~ G,,,ei
Eisman. Levy. Corn Il Levine, atNs, 80
Strasbourger ref; due. sll.oos ST. t'Ae'' Wv
$40 -.
By Joseph +. Day.
liOTH 81. 800 West II ;, 30 IT OF ON
ave. i5x99ll: sty and basement dWs' az, 81
srine OF DUFFY agt william Higgins ct a,
William f. Glare. atty. William b'hne'' w.
partition.
on FRIDAY CAT 40. II NESEf SD
BY HeBy Brady.
SD ST 80 East. :. 25i.2 II OF so ave
11x1G22 . sty and basement dwg' Ne" i'i :
Academy Of Medicine aet Thomas j heilIy ~
al. Guthrie. Bangs d Van Slndeison, 49,
Robert + Wagner. ref; due, Ss'Joo w 'aN'''
etc. x6+J 30
1IITH ST - and y West. :. 3s9 II " ..
9TH ave. 60XICO IL: two . sty tennis I'm :
McCaddin orr Fund. etc. agt LOUIS iio''in' no
ct al: Peter Eagan, atty; James y ro'''' 'e'
due $50 J7l ~. taxes etc. 81 GA 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-17
YALE PLEASED AT CHOICE
Looks to Jones to Bring Back
Old Football Glory.

New Haven. Feb l6.-The announ @
ment of Captain Henry II. ketcham. OF
the Yale football team. that he had APP
pointed Howard Jones Yale 1908 a. mead
coach OF his football team was received
by the undergraduates with much en-
thusiasm. Howard Jones has been re-
garded as the best man Yale could secure
for the position. and undergraduates long
have hoped he would be the man ap-
pointed.
Ever since Jones coached Coy's team
in 1909. he has been loked upon a. Yale
greatest field coach. Captain ketcham'
on his return here tonight, said OF
Jouess appointment:
He has a great record behind him and
We look TO him TO bring back Yale foot
tau to its accustomed standard. In 1908
he coached Syracuse. which had one oi
the most successful wears in its history
In 1909 ne coached Coy's team at Yale
which has the best record Of any foot
ball team in recent years. In 1910 Jones
coached OHIO State, and that team was
also successful.
He has since been employed by tho
Riltil'dI w ittliiH if'i ''Hf''t'ff ''N
Mr. Leeds a Yale man. and will remain
there until ne assumes charge OF the
spring practice Immediately after the
Easter vacation. Jones will come TO New
Haven and remain here throughout the
spring season.
Besides Jones. ! have decided To ap-
point three assistant coaches. one for
each department They will all be Young
graduates. one of whom has already dc-
ceptcd. Whether OF not they will he paid
a salary is not yet determined They
may. but probably will not These assist
ants will be here throughout the fall
season. but not during the spring
"Jones's contract calls for but one year
Of service. 1t will be up to the captain
each year to appoint the new coach. The
permanent graduate committee appointed
TO assist the captain will advise in such
selection and If the coach does we'll the
chances are that he will BE- sure of "
Appointment even with the captain maxi
ing the final decision. As to Jones's sal
ary | don't care TO state IL specifically.
but IL will be under 5000.
Jones probably will not sever his busi-
ness connection, but will devote all the
time he is not engaged in Yale football
work. which Will leave him free agent
about six months in the year. Jones Will
be the first football coach at Yale under
salary. and he is looked upon as the
one man to bring results after the com
plete reorganization of Yale's football
policy. While in Yale Jones played base
ball and was q varsity end of the best
caIibre, but injuries prevented him from
playing all OF the time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-17
FORMER PRIEST NOW RECTOR
Paulist Father Who Joined Episcopal
Church Elected by Vestry.

The Rev. William Thomas Walsh. for
merry a leading member Of the Paust
Fathers. became rector OF ST Mary
Episcopal Church. Alexander avenue. near
li2d street. YESTERDAY
During his connection with the Paulist
Fathers Father Walsh was one Of the
special preachers to non-Catholics. Last
November Bishop Greer received him into
the Episcopal Church without additional
ordination. Yesterday he put him in
charge of ST. Marys. whose vestry had
elected him rector. He is. however. for
the time technically the vicar under Arch.
deacon Pott the Church canon requiring
that clergymen going from Rome or Other
churches into the Protestant Episcopsl
Church may not legally become rector Or
head Of parish until the expiration OF
one year Father Walsh preached in ST.
Mays Yesterday TO q large congregation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-17
MECHANICS LIENS.
EHRRI Il

18TH ST l,l West: Oriental Fheproof sash
and Door 90 agt Edward W browning. owner
iienr, l. Levin co ana Herbert Selismann.
contractors. Sii3.
SYST sT 2o3 to I'll West: r Morrell co ast
samuel Barkin. owner u construction CO.
BROADWAY. 1884 and 1856. 41th ST. l56 to
40 West. W Davis a GO. Inc. agt George
II Earle. owner: Milliken Bros. Inc. con
tractors. $500
PARK AVE. " s. 7i.9 II OF lssth S. iox
100 Lewis II Woods agt Henry i Hemmens.
owner. William a Burr 4 60: contractor: >i5o.
BID ST. | 10 IL East. kalamein 90 agt
James Il Roosevelt. Douglas Robinson and
Nicholas Bdde and Vincent Astor. trustee.
owners: Harry Rosenbaum Iron Works. Inc.
RID ST / to ~ East: Harry Rosenbaum
agt James Roosevelt. Douglas Robinson and
Nicholas Biddle. trustees. owners, James Nc
Cutcheon a 60. lessee. Firth Avenue and
Thirty-third street 90 and Henry Corn, con
tractors. Si,3i3
SAME PROPERTY. Monroe VI Godnc agt
James Mccutcheon, owner: Firth Avenue and
Thirty third Street 60, owner and contractor.
So 40
BROADWAY. 1864. Whale creek Iron Works
AIT Palace Theatre and Realty Co George II
Earle IT, and Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust 60. owners: Miliken Bros. Inc, con
tractors. x30l0
man ast Katharine LauA owner Frederick
Kuck contractor: SJ3.
CENTRAL. PARK WEST. W ;. whole front
between 62d and ,s,d SITS 100 lOxo.s,N 2N lox
owner and contractor: 81 GA 80.
Bad ST. TO ~ East; Rutzler co sgt James
X Roosevelt Douglas Robinson and Nicholas
Bdde. eNrs owners. James McCutcheon 4 Co.
and Elmunds 4 Lefkovics. lessees: Fifth Ave
and Thirty third Street co. lessee and con
tractor: S62I2 30.
23D ST. III to 40 East I'D ST. rs TO ll9
East: Monroe NJ Golding agt ~ East Twenty
third street 90. owner aud contractor; S2.s43.
SAME PROPERTY: Harry Rosenbaum agt
Frederick g Beach and Jennie u Casper, own
ers. Ia East Twenty-third Street co. lessee
and contractor. Samuel Eisman a Go, lessee
Herry Corn contractor 81. lG6.
WEBSTER AVE, 2O3l Charles Bjorkgren
ast Michael and Bridget b Bunworth. owners
and contractors: x2S.
PELHAM AVE $50: julius Oehrein agt
William = + Fischer, owner; 4 + Main, con
tractor: SIS.
10TH ST. n :. whole front bet Aqueduct
ave and Merriam ave. lS36x irreg; Gustavus
NJ Roden agt John Renehan. owner: o. Shea
& McClclland. Inc. contractors; Sl63 AZ
cOENTIES SLIP TO ~: J | Hass. Inc
agt Baker. Carver & Morrell, owners: George
Nassar's Sons. Inc, contractors: $40 go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-17

Sc. 900 Sl2 900: attorney, Title DuarH"'ee ""''
Trust 90, lI6 Broadway ,. po,dor IN
isT AVH a. 20. lOxsI.l1 Henry benaer =, 20
Margaretha Schwind, $40 Boston ~. nor
(prior mtg SIS. 600: due July ]. lolo; . ".
cent; $500; attorney, Theo sattier' i4' 4'h
ave IN 49,. prookside
ST. Feb IA. z yrs: $4,000; attorney. LAWYERS
Title Insurance and Trust Co l1o bros rho, =.
SAND PROPERTY; same to James INTO III, ST.
OOo): yr. q per cent: 10000; attorneys II q
Isaacs 81 Liberty ST u,ishorg
7TH ST. - East, 25x9O. 10: Dora We'sosls
TO Ethel rreedgood SIS Fox st. Feb 10; VI,
per cent; $1,000: attorneys, krakower d
Peters. 800 Broadway. o-,oo :,
GOTH ST, i43 West; . sty brh' 29Nioo ~, o.
Ii West i2d st: Feb II prior mtg s2V,ooV,'
due as per bond: $500: attorney, Ilte "u"'
antee and Trust Co. i76 Broadway %.
18TH ST T. 800 IT OF Columbus ave- .,N
lO2 3: Edna : Ball TO Henry Goldman Wv,
18th ave: Jan II: due Feb IL. lols; az per
cent; $4,000, attorney. LAWYERS llt'e i"'''
IooTH ST n :. 40 It " Of Park ave. "oX
IO0il: Gussie Bcsner 20 Anna r Doi,a ~,
Ossning. Y; Feb II; yrs per I'm ,s.or 90
per bond: $4,000 attorney, Meyers
521 9TH ave.
EVFRGREEN AVE. o $. lsi # II OF West
chester ave iOxIO0: Pew Realty corp ~ ~
New York Trust 60. ~ Broad 81; riti.
guarantee and Trust co. 1916 Broadway an
FOX ST " = isJ IT of 1861 81 -l'N "a
Fanny Rudomin to Hendrix Hudson 20 ,o6'
I:it ave. - Wis. ) per cent; req ~, $50,
,ttorneys Ferriss x Stroock $50 bIOauMas y.
lot u? map I'll lots. part poWn Win
Estate: Ellen Brown TO Adele Iayior. ~" w.,
Kelly 81 prior mtg x3.'o"p rto ~, - 80, 90
and Trust 90. 116 Broadway. ,,,, 81,
LOCUST AVE. " :. - II OF 'tS .h ~
I5xiO0: Granville Gibbons to LOUIS ! 49,
,n.v.r 20, Fast 18th st > yrs. ''2 per .'Nt
Ian ii: 81 600: attorneys. Norwood Na''
lien. g. " illiam st. -, =, q,
WEBSTER AVE-. n " cor OF Io.th - o. d.,
1I5 Z. EVELYN ruildinS 60 TO Martina pclt
man 3iy East 1JGth st: Feb ~ tprioi III -
SIS 0OO) yrs u per cent: Slo,o""' a''"'
ney. r " Bergman. 32lo 80 ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-17
JOE TINKER IN AUTO CRASH
Has Close Call When Car
Smashes Into Curb in Cincinnati

Chicago. Feb. l6.-Joe Tinker. manager
Of the Cincinnati National Leagne base
ball team. narrowly escaped serious in
jury here last night in an accident in
which his automobile was wrecked. it
was learned here to-day. Tinker's car
had both front wheels torn off and the
steering gear smashed.
Tinker said the accident was due 10 tho
sudden failure OF street lamp Il was
nearing my home. he said. when the
electric lamp at the corner went ont. l
vas blinded by the change. and thinking
J saw some one ahead of me turned the
car into the curb"
The machine was not overturned and
Tinker was not thrown out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-17

Destln.t lion and steamer IN ~ 7 n
Japan. C0rea. china via Sesttlei .
OTttTlC 90 gu ~ ''''
JAPAN. Cor.a China Philippines $40
via seattle Sado Maru. .Feo. 70 o.'o
iis sy.r,s VIA %" .' ".'' Feb - 20
Hswni Japan Cor,a, china
Philippines via san Francisco
TenNo NaIu .....-...... -....t+. f'O - '.''
Japan. CoI,a china ',la a'ondl
Seattle Maru ....----..-. - go -. %"
Hawaii. Japan. Philippines Nia san .,
FranciscOl-C = transport. ...... Fen. =. 90
Tahiti. Marqucsds. cook Islands
New Zealand. Australia via san ..
Fsancls,ui-TahiN .'......... rev =, ".o'
Hawaii samoan Islands. Ne~ Iea
land Australia tylH san Fran
clgcoi-NcntIra .-.--.-...... VI %. !" '.'"
Hawaii Fiji Islands Nea zealand.
Australia tyia NictOrial I"a ...
landia ......... W %. - wv
Japan Corca. china Philippine -
Cyia victorian Empress - Japan Men y. "''o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-17
LIS PENDENS.

LONGFELLOW AVE cor OF liza :,
lOoXjO. two actions: James II Brewster tr,s
tee, agt Benjamin Niau ct al foreclosure
OF two mtgs): attorney. l. II Miller
ETH st. 800 and 237 East: Jonas We'll n
al agt Morris Edelson ct al foreclosure o.,
MTG: attorney, VI Sundheimer.
18TH ST. cor Of Amsterdam ave 100
Xlo1J: lSSth 81, n cor Of Amsterdam
ave l00xl07 10. two actions: Hyman Sarner
agt Alberto Improvement 60 ct al fore
closure Of two mtgs): attorney + Jacobs
COLUMBIA ST. 100: Mile Holinger agt
Lottie Neiwirth et al foreclosure Of mtg
attorney. Hollinger.
SsTH ST. :. '32tli n Of West End
ave. 19lX10Os: Stuyvesant Mortgage 90 az,
Jacob + Bum Ct al foreclosure OF Mtg
attorney. : r Carter, ir
FOREST AVE. n " cor Of i60th st. 1sy
Sc: Fell Angeor dgt Emma NJ Mestaniz
ct al faction 70 foreclosure mechanics Item
attorney & ~ Friedrich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-17


BEEkMAN Vt. n . cor Of Water ST. Ak:
George W Bond. IL. to Title Guarantee and
Trust 90. FEB IL; due az per bond. Sl3 600.
address, iI6 Broadway.
CONVENT AVE. " cor of li3d St 10 4 4
Ia. Albion Court 90 to Lawyers Mortgage 60
- Liberty 81; Feb -; > yrs. SlI5, 600: attor-
noy Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co.
100 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; same TO f Wood &
W ~ bolson 60. 22io Broadway: Feb II prior
mtg Sal 5No SO ihstals. u per cent; $1,000:
same attorney.
FORT WARRINGTON AVE. cor OF
1921 vt. 1D2 3X-. billiard Construction co to
Montrose Realty 90. 1875 Broadway. Feb 10
prior mtg Sdi.Jooi; ". per cent, $40, 500:
attorney. New York Title Insurance co, 1856
Broadway.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE- cor OF
lGst 81. I02X irreg. Gertrude Nanderbeck
Ia New York Mortgage aud Security 60. l35
Broadway. Feb ~. | w. Jis per cent; $1,000
attorney. New York Title Insurance Go. 49,
broadway.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. = cor OF IG2d
st. iO3 ~ same to same; Feb ~. | yr, or
per cent: $4,000: same attorney
HENRY ST, y. 1908 II of Jackson ST.
- Ix9ts: Frederick W IIsug and ano TO Ur-
ban Securities 20. t6J broadway: Feb u; due
March l. 1915: 5000: attorney, Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust 60. 100 Broadway.
MANHATTAN ANB T,3 and 39J. =. 36y
80 Reuben T. Fiohthorn TO Florence Long,
~ East Gsth ST. Feb II; yrs " mtgs. each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-17

, much colder to-day; Tuesday unsettled
moderate north winds.
| For Eastern Pennsylvania, cloudy and cold
ger to-day: Tuesday cloudy; moderate varia
BILE winds
! For New Jersey. Delaware. Mary land. Dis
trict OF Columbia and Virginia. cloudy and
colder to-day: Tuesday probably fair. light
| TO moderate variable WINDS
| For Ohio cloudy to-day. probably snow
| hurries north portion; Tuesday fair: light "a
| moderate variable winds
| For Western Pennsylvania and Western New
York. snow furries to-day: Tuesday prob
| ably fair: Hight variable winds
| For Western Virginia. cloudy to-day
| Tuesday fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-17
RECORDED LEASES.

with nam, and address of Lessee
ALLEN ST, l73 all; Bertha Robinson 70
lena adler. address. us Orchard ST. >ls
fror, Nov |. tclo: $1,000.
Jones ST. ~ all: .ogert Realty 70 80
Giuseppe D.l Re. address 1? Jones 81 =
N from Nav /. 1918: $500. .-
lOTH AVE. go. : sly bldg August hiie'e
10 Martha X Bccltman, address. o?f l"th
av.. : yrs f.om May I. 1913; $1,000.
9TH ST. 80 West. all: Rose VI Eiher 70
Mary Iubar SKY. address. 300 InterNale ave-
yts II mos rom Nov !. 1911: 81. 400
9aTH ST. .0i West. all: John cemmer 10
peter Giovanni address. 800 West 2oth 81
WIS from MAY I. IN. Si,6S0
18TH ST. y West, all. Joseph ID BTS ant 70
Elizabeth T. Munroe. address. - West fslh
ST. yrs from May !. 1912; 500.
9TH ST AZ West store; ~ West %
- 20 20 Ellen johnson. address. ~ West
i7tn SO; rs 7 mos from March !. l'l"'
81 uOu