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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
Obeyed Waldo's Orders.

Hayes testified that he reported TO
the Commissioner on that complaint
that he could get no evidence.
And that is just what In Commis-
sioner told you to report, wasn't it,
asked Buckner.
Yes" answered Hayes.
In the early part of 1912 -Iayes
raided three notorious places in West
5Sth street one Of which recently came
into prominence as the address of Mrs.
Mary Goode on complaints made 20
him in person by Father DAILY, of the
Paulist Fathers.
Were YOU criticised for making these
raids" asked Buckner.
yes. later. I was called 10 the Com
missioner's office and found fault with
because Of these raids" replied Hayes.
Il told the Commissioner then that
thought there were 20J or 800 disor-
DERBY flats in my district, and he said
thai as there We're no outward signs
OF the character Of the fats not 10 in
terfere with them
HAYES described again. as he did on
his police trial, the talk with the Com
missioner when they We're walking
through Il part Of the district one night
together. As they passed the Eldorado
Cafe, Hayes SAID the COMMISSIONER
told him that there was place where
disorderly women congresated, and
added that it was better TO have them
in there than on the streets.
me io'ii,ei iN'p'' ,o' - 49,.
=. -, o,,.,,,,,,;ssiooe,., oflice nm August
a ,o,, ,,.bicb r,r as follows. ne said:
.u-,,,, ..,l ,.,.,.. .doin, obou, disorderly
.,..,.o.ou
.rvo,,,,,c
.,vh,. no,9"
..vo, told mo NOT ia"
..,,, Go ,.o,, {, ,,o,, cav. that
~ cor,hI;rs matters no said If was
d,e,oro,, .e an oxample. he spoke of
-. T.. ro,a;,.od from, tho Commits
sio,.r about M 1o4 West 45th street
poso,,bore nlace In that letter Mr..
W. ea;d co,,,lairte nj gambling in
nat bopse were being investigated by
.sovaral agencies" and if evidence
.h,,,la bo Obtained against il by any
90 cleo q vo,,Id bc counted against
-,
Soon after the receipt OF that letter,
,an.o,.or pocl,o,,s men raided the place
Washington Journal., 1913-11-01

Quf @.uno elmer or NJ
lenoen petitlon Der 8~rautpdare I'M
RonrOe Gpuntp, Bis., Die Iit osrt
pdbrsn6 Der lsbten MOden pegsn
Observation-Disclosures zines gountpz
lerts oerielbe mar geitprbsn
aidt beiraten tonntsn, neil Iie tsine
1i3enSen gu erbalten permonten. itot
Der @ountproE 81 elmer Grtraiibuns
Sufnmmen, UNI einen neuen Glert
gu ertpdbIen. Die WobI fiel caF
Ole SadIpn. llnmittelbar mad @ertaz
sune Der Sibuns Offnets Ser neus
glsrt feline Amtsitube osn Iebnlihtig
9~arrenosn pGt9en. Sodlon bate tts
lief in Die Nodt binsin nit Der Al.ss
peIlung BON 9eirotsfHeinen gu IrR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York September Z, 1918.
BEEN ES--Receipts !. 535: 80 cars on sale
Steers steady for best grades; others slow
10 a shade lower; bulls steady 10 2jc OF
COWS uneven, with some sales 10 n ljc lover.
The yards were cleared at a late hour. Poor
10 choice steers sold al $50 50 per 100 10;
oxen and stays at - - 81 30. bulls at 81 80
q - 10; few head al higher fgures; cows
Al 81 5OGS8 -. a few extra fat at SO 900
81 81. Dressed beef steady at 12a l4c.
Saies-NewtOn & Co: 10 Va steers 1917
10 average, at IS 50 per 100 lb: 10 w Va.
1925 ID. So 10; 10. llGi Ii, 81 Is; bull, 1890
ID. SO %, w Va COW. 1880 10. SO; COWS.
So 50: J. s33 h. So
j. Shamberg & Son: IS W Va steers, 1855
h. IS 70: is. 1916 no. SIS 20: .. 1900 10, 81 ~.
20 Va. 1851 ID. s. 80; 40 Ohio. 1907 ID. IS 10.
s. Sanders: 10 Ohio steers. 1856 10. s. 50. .
is Va, 1905 ID, 81 80: Penn. 1926 ID. 81: /,
500 ID. So. I oxen 1853 10, 81 80. /, 1870 Ii.
stag. 1850 h. SO 30; bulls. 1923 ID. So. /.
20 ID, 80 40; 9. 100 10. 81 %. COW, 1000 ID.
81 %. Z. $50 ID. s. so: Z. SIS ID. 81 25. a.
500 10, 81 50; ? 925 h. 50 90 ?. $40 lb. So IS;
Kerns Commission Co. 20 w Va steers.
1877 10. 50. . 1888 10. SIS
SIS IS bulls. as5 ID. s. - H. eSi ID. s. 5 so:
8. 713 III. So 20. 10 COWS. 76l 10. So 30. IL.
5. Judd & Co bulls. 1880 ID. s. Is: 1
705 H. SO 30. /. $50 10. 81 %. ~ ''' =
McFnefSon a. Co: ~ Ohio steers. 1872 10
s. 20, 10 1880 N. s. c.. 20 Va. 1856 10, s. Is:
y Ky, SO n, 81 80: oxen, Ils2 n. s. so. ;
bulls, s92 n. s. IS. 3. sl3 ~ IS 30: o. s72 ~
s. Is, $, 81 n, s. 10; ! cow 1880 n. 50 s.;
s. lll4 10. SO 40. !, 100 No. ST. - s.. SIS ~
s. 80: l. $50 70 s.: 8, $50 n, 81 so. g. 7i3 10.
andrew Mullin: 6 state steers. 792 u. SO 20;
10 bulls ST. n. S. 35: heifers. EOS h. SO.
COW. $50 n. S.; . S9j n 81 80: r. 9O2 n, 81
) g. Curtis son: 2 oxen 1925 10. s. Is;
] bull. 1870 n, s. 90: 6. 953 NJ, s. 25: /. zoe
$50 10. SO: Z $50 10. IS %. 2. SO n. s.: l. 7o1
10. 81 80. !. 500 10. 81 25; /. so 10. 81: l. $40
n. s. 60; : 792 n. s. so; 3. 500 10, So IS 4
695 10. 81 Is. 30 H. 81 -.
". II. Hume: 20 bulls. $50 10. s. 20: 2 73o
10. 81 10: g. T2S 10, "a CO. . $50 10, 81 -; 4
heifers. .I25 10. So 10 10 cows. 500 10. 81 70;
Jelne Wright Co: bulls. 1915 ~
s. %; ,. SOS n. s.. /. $50 10 81 -. Q 635 10.
s. 80; ] COW, 40 n. s.. 81 AS 10. 81 90; /.
500 N. So 30. ., $40 10 SO, II. 597 n. 50 20
George x l.. :. Dllenback bulls. $50 n.
s. 20; 9. 797 10. S. !, 40 N. 81 10; / 700 D..
81 90. . cows 760 ~ 81 2. 633 10. So
CALVES-Rcceipts. l .e57. 1.240 on sale
Slow and dragging. pens not cleared until late
in the day. Strictly choice and selected veals
brought about Mondays prices. the bulk o.
the stock was marked of at decline OF ESQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

J.. Tanenbaum Strauss & Co. Inc.
leased the following space For Clarence
W Scamans 81 CO.. square feet IN building
40 g. 10 - Blocker street. for Clara
Rose. 600 square feet I'm building Nos.
10 and 1875 Mercer street: for Charles Van
Bergen To- VI & J. Sallinger j.,0o square
feet IN building Nos. 3 and . Washington
Place. for Berlin q Troskv 20 the Eagle
Pants Company. 1000 square feet In build
Ing Nos p and . East Houston street.
for J. y. Spiegelberg 10 the AStrom Wag-
ncr Hat Company. 200 square feet IN
building No. I 10 > Bond street. and 3, 20
square feet for the Joseph Wechslcr es-
tate TO Shajiro, Moss & Shulmau. In build
ing 40. b 20 . Bond street.
William a. White & Sons leased TO Rob
.rt 4 Kcls for occupation by the kells
School. almost the entire top floor OF the
The Cross & Brown Company leased for
and 60 West fjth street to the Mutual
Auto Accessories Company Of America.
Charles Bucrmann & Co. leased FOR VI
Miuden the six story building at the
northeast corner Of Delaney and clinton
streets for fifteen years: also sold his
cafe I'm the same building TO Weisberger
Brothers. the lessces.
The greensboro Corporation. OF Long
Island city. leased for New York office
space I'm the johnson Building. No 80
West i2d street. with William Wallace in
charge as metropolitan sales manager
The Louis Becker Company leased the
three story and basement dwelling house
M 40. so West i6oth street TO Mrs. So
pha Rindlaub.
John \. Steinmetz leased 10 Philip Har-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
BROOKLYN SALES.

Burrill Bros. sold the three story new
American basement house at No. 46f
LIST street, between Seventh and Eighth
avenues. for the Auderly Real Estate
Company TO a buyer, for occupancy.
O. Seide & Son sold for II. W. & 4. VI.
Buckley co. No 1868 East 14th street, a
two family house. TO a client for occu-
pancy This completes the sale OF row
OF two family houses built by the SELL
ing company.
Wood, Harmon & 60. sold one lot each
AT Hyde Park 10 Bernard l.. Mcllanus.
W H. Cole. Charles Robertson. George
II. Corliss y. VI Britton. Edwin Styring,
J. G. Jordan. Thomas II. Burke. Cecil l..
Maxwell. two lots TO Louis +. Smith.
one lot TO DR.. II r. Haynes. Thomas w.
Broome. sydney T. Meekin, Irwin 5.
Radgery. y. J. Carter, Mrs. Hattie p.
OXley John r. Wragg and II. H. Baasch;
at Kingsboro. three lots TO Camden som.
mers; one lot 70 j. T. W. Paige, and
three lots 10 w. -. Lewis: a Wildwood
Manor. one lot 10 A. " Hay and two
lots TO pr. Adolph G. Wildhagen; at Flat
bush Gardens, one lot 10 g. \. II.
Truden. and at Kensngton Park, one lot
10 Frank O'Brien and TO Ransom
Thomas
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with name and address OF lessee

with name and address of lessee)
AVE c. 1914, store floor and basement: Chas
Muller and ano, exrs. to Martin Brenner IL.
yrs from Aug ]. 1913; sl.oO; address, iS4
AVE Il, As. store, etc; Samuel K!ar ct al to
Istor g Friedman and ano; yrs from July l.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 463. store. etc:
Fox Street Construction Co to Pas1usle Porto
3 9-i2 yrs from September l. 1913: $500; ad-
dress, 1871 Ralph st. Brooklyn.
1sT AVE, 1917 and 1919, stores; Daniel
Berghe!mer 70 Samuel Bader; 5 yrs from DC
tober |. 1913: 81 200: address 2O5 East Dsth 81,
ID AVE. l733, store and basement; Anna c
NJ Brinkman. exrx. to James Barry: yrs from
May I, 1913; $1,000 address. 1883 I'd ave.
I'D AVE. 402, all; Amelia Hunt 81 al 70 VIM
II Brady: yrs from August /. .9l3' 5000
81 AVE- " .. 50 II Of 42d st, 4s.axIoO all;
Vim Volk 10 C1inihan & shannon Amusement
CO: 90 II? yrs from october J. 1918 ADDRESS
I'D AVE. 1887. store etc; Charles e Nc
Manus trustee. 10 Jos 4 Foppiani: yrs from
September l. 1913, $500; address. 200 East
ETH ST. 7O3 East. all; Oscar Dobroczynski
and ano to LYMAN Price and an1; iron, S oo
address $40 East oath st.
SsTH ST. 22S West all; Mary Elliott to
August Lefebvre. yrs from October J. 1913;
1890: address, Dps West Both st.
basement: Edward " Browning 10 James
Harry 9o-l2 yrs from May /. 1913; 5000;
ad6rrfs 1883 "a ave.
S6rU ST. 2nr and 20s East. hat and coat
rriyilese: Bismarck Restaurant and cafe co 70
Harry Schlesinger: VI from Sept ]. 1913 500;
address SO and 4s Ave p.
DIST ST. 4ni IN 400 East lst floor and baSe-
ment: Gaetano Zibella to Lena Manzino; yrs
3 10 yrs flom October /. 1913; $500 address
AS East 50 81
lfgTII ST. 800 East. ground 1oor and base
ment: Caetans Zibela N Lena Marzino. yrs
from August I, 1918; $50; address "a East
ll5th 81.
ii5TH ST II East all; Elka MoskoH1tZ 10
Norris Slachter; 3 yrs from September J, lol"'
50 500: address, 1863 Lincoln pl BROOKLYN.
10th ST 500 West, corner store; Abraham
Friedelson n Chas r Eberspacher; 10 yrs
from September !, 1919; $1,000; address. -
West 4Gth st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04

BROADWAY. 443 and as. 5ox2oo to ,
Mercer st go and - also lot aoJ aooEs
on and 81 {, OF Mereer st. runs * ~
" f04 20 beg. Sarah Hendrickson 81 al 70
Helen Henderson. East orange y NV
si25.Oo0) sept 2 81 attorney Title Guar
BIEECKER ST. n 5. 30 It Of Sullivan
81. 25x1O0; Minfa Caputo 70 Calogero Caputo
165 Blocker st Cmtg $4,000. Jan Is. 1912
CHERRY ST. go and 222. $. runs r
1853 Tx 7.9x 81. 5xsi.2 20 st W 37:7 70
beg; sutherland Realty co 70 Joseph solo
Aug 30: 800; attorney. Isidore Hershheld
CA%NoN ST. s 251ioo; Max sw.rsky
1t al 70 d Mackey. % sth ave. BROOKLYN:
3-s part OF and mtg SG94D. Aug 30.
500: attorney. r Kunzmann ) Mas
sau 81
and 3ith sts 1853 II Of 10Th ave, runs e
23.7x GA 20 ! old jersey - 23.6x
G3.3 70 beg; Name p Poltzer 20 Jules
s Bache s East 9th st. and Henry Wolf
man. | West 10Th st. II part: MAY q: 500.
attorneys. Wolf & Kohn. 203 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: Henrietta 3 Kayser
and ano 70 same. IL part; May g. $780,
SAME PROPERTY: Blanche Neuklreh
ct al TO same. 81 parts: May s: $4,000;
MERCER ST. 2s7. 25xioo. Joseph solomon
10 Sutherland Realty CO. 5o5 5th ave mtg
$4,000. sept .. 81: attorney. Title Guar
anfec 90. i1G Broadway
ST Marks Pr Io5 and IO5i4. 37Gxa7. ;;
Charles ! Weinstein Realty Co TO Alter
Herbert. i0i - Marks pl (mtg s3s5ool
all liens: sept >: 81; attorney II Weiss. ~
rST AvE. 1884, $. 231xioo: Mandcl
Friedman 20 Regina Huppert. - South l1th
-. Flushing. borough % queens: 1-3 part
fntg s32. n00l: Dec q. 1907 500
SAME PROPERTY: Samuel Friedman 81
al 20 same. Ia part, q g, Jan . 81.
:, I'D AVE oooj. . cor q 10Th -. 5oxl 10 10
Morris Weinsten 20 Edwin \ Cruikshank. 49,
Washington ave. Brooklyn mtg S3T 0oN. Aug
Il. 500; attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
CO. lI6 RroadWay
10TH ST. = 80 : :, ~ Ave n. 70 1x4a ~
irreg; Adeline Spielhereer 70 Ads Gluck. go
West IAN ST mtg 5.oo0; Nav s. 500 at
tornev " Spelberger 10 Wall 81.
18TH ST. $50 Fast. 22xl03.3: Edv V Hogan
To Herbert ~ Herman. sol West 18th So
July >: 81 address, 2T6 william ST
18TH ST. 324 West 25Xl21. ks ME- r.
Henry Wendt to Herbert Fischer 4S3 West
18TH st. an liens. Aug 90. 800; attorney
LAWYERS Title Insurance Co lfO Broadway.
10TH ST. lj3 and l55 West. 3 sly brk, Il
Continued on fifteenth page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
REALTY NOTES.

The four story dwelling house, on lot
i7Xloo4 feet at No. i3 West SD street, ua-5
transferred by the John J. Hearn Con
struction Company 10 Roberta +. Frank.
The property vas given in part payment
for the Bright apartment house az No. 800
West 10th street. reported sold recently
Louis Cleveland is the buyer OF the four
story dwelling house No. l9 East l-'th
street. sold recently.
Max !. Jackie IS the buyer OF the I'VE
story tenement house No 1858 Avenue ~
recently sold through Fred Oppenheimer
Goodwin & Goodwin have been appoint
ed agents for the Dacona Hall apart,
mcnts at Clarcmont avenue and I'D
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

Tie following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Elk
change saIesrooms. Nos. Il and Is Nesey
street.
BY Joseph =. Day
,3D ST. s and East. 5 ; rs Il . of 3tr
ave. iiNluo5. one and one sty dVg house
adjourned 10 september ~ .,
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 12o. g cor li9th 81
10. lAl93 sx03. ilIi13.l. 8 sly apartment house
sold 90 tho plaintiff for $4,000"
MADISON AVE. 2o3t. cor 10Th st. lsN
IS. 3 sty and basement dVg house; sold 10 me
p!dinun FOR Sl3. SO
By Bryan l. Kennedy.
SD ST. Is East ?. li9 q " Of Msdiso-
ave. 2Sx1O2 ,. > sty dVg house. sly extern
SION. sold to the defendant for SG7. 900.
Ry Henry Brady
9th ST 20 West. n s. 90? II of Contra
Park West lsNlo0i sly dwelling. sold e
the plaintiff for Sl5.ioo.
By d p. Ingraham & Co
PARK AVE. > Va cor i3Ath ST. 09Nlio; sly
and sty hall. leasehold. sold 10 the plaintiff
FOR $4,000
At The Bronx Exchange.
By Joseph p. bay.
iG6TH ST EAST v cor Grant ave. lnoN
1866. vacant. adjourned 10 September II.
NI.ELLAN ST u cor Grant ave. looS
1866; vacant. adjourned 10 September Il.
ISSTH ST $40 East. 5. 81 II " OF Bath
gate ave. 2oNso5. sty dwelling. sold 10 the
plaintiff FOR e 700
MARBLE Hill. 1921 $, 4l62 n oi
~ charles Place East 5O1lOG: sly dwelling
withdraw
i57TU ST. i07 East n s. 325 II ~ Of Elton
s,s 25NlOo. stv tenement and ! sly rear
building. sold TO the BenenSon Realty Co for
$3.50
RS T. n Mayers
BROOK AVE. 1894. s. 3ll2 II Of lssth
-. - ilNlO4 G. vacant: sold 10 Charles Kahn
gler FOR -. 10
nv Henry Brady
SUMMIT AVE. s. tl25 n 5 ~ l6th ST..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
GETS BIG MoRsEMERE TRACT.

The Grantwood Realty Company pur--
chased from George r. Beach, receiver OF
the Columbia Real Estate Company, a
trac, AT Morsemere, y. j., comprising go
lots also ten acres Of land lying between
the Northern Railroad OF New Jersey and
the Oyerpeck River. The company has
mapped these PROPERTIES. started 10 I'M
prove them and will begin Immediately
an active selling campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
sEuSLAWRENcE BEACH HOUSE

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
Inc. sold for Alexander Wilson TO DIT
Asa r. Davis Of this city. his property az
the northeast corner of Victoria ana
Rerksbire Place. Lawrence Beach. Long
Island consisting Of four lots, with
dwelling house and stable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
APARTMENT LEASES.

Douglas Robinson. Charles ;. Brown
Go leased TO Xavier Audibert an apart
mont at 40 $50 Park avenue also 20 j.
VI Thorne an apartment az No. 100 East
SD street. and 20 Maurice Schmidt an
aparfmpnt at No 80 East SD street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
86TH STREET DWELLINGS IN TRADE
GROUP of Structures Near Riverside Drive Will Probably Be
ResoId for Apartment House Site
OWNER OF ARROWHEAD INN TO IMPROVE PROPERTY

vey the southwest corner Of Boston Road
and islst street for hotel purposes; also
to Kirk & Einhorn the store at No I5l
Boston Road.
Edward J. Hogan leased 10 the Dr.
Reed Cushion Shoe Company the store
No. II Park Place on the Park Place side
Of the Woolworth Building. for term OF
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SEED PRICES.

Toledo. sept. 3-CLOVERSEED. prime.
October, So 81: December. 81 90. March.
s. -. ALSIKE October $40 10. December
and March. so 65. TIMOTHY prime cash.
now and september. s. 80. october. 81 - "a .
nnrcrnh nr g. II u March. g. GO L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
RECORDED LEASES.

4S,8x1oO to Ogden ave: vacant; sold to the
plaintiff for 1000
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PROVISIONS Provisions were nrm ana
higher and closed near the top. The hog mar
ket was also hrm. and there was gooa oe-
mand from commission houses as ven as
shorts All Western points reported TOTAL
movement OF 10000 hogs, of which 1000 were
al Chicago with q 600 expected on lhursday.
PORK-Steady, mess SIS 25QS23 20, family
s24 5OGs26 30; short clear $50 5oqS22 ~, 90
BEEFCQuiet. mess, S17 50QSle 90, family
$l9Q$2o. packet. $1s9Sl9; extra India mess,
SasaSg9 DRESSED HOGS-Ba steaIy /,
bac6ns l2isc; $50 NJ. 12i.c, leo n. 1224c; l40
ID, 1Sc; pigs. 13l2c CUT MEATS,r y geo
picked hams steady, 16G l654c. TALON
Steady. special. csc; city. 6%c, nominal
country. 6m6s4c. LARD-Firm. middle West,
ii 25dl1.35c. city hrm. 1l%@llAe refined refine,
steady: south America. u 65c; continent
l2l5c; Brazil kegs. 10 Csc compound firm. 10
n1Olzc. STEARINE-Barely steady; oleo
csc: city lard. 1Ge4C.
COTTONSEED OIL 49, Following the ad-
vances In all other markets. cottonseed OIL was
strong and 10 IA points higher, with commits
sion houses active buyers and offerings hgni
especially Of crude Rehners and shorts also
bought freely at the advance, but there was
some realizing in the last hour which weakened
prices slightly from the top Local contract
prices: 49,
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THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from thirteenth page.

spot coffee vas steady at 9Ac for Rio Is
Local contract prices --
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

With name and address Of purchaser and
ottorney1
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LONG SLtND.

ACRE. fruit shade. garden. rooil house: i'm
provements barn. henncy. FRANZ
STEAVFNS. Ridgewood y j.
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Owner, or Superinten-
dent. on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04

Under the MANAGEMENT
OF owner. once on
premises. Phone i340
Audubon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04

Elevator and telephone in each
apartment. Short walk TO Sub
way and Il" Stations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04

Overlooking the Hudson and Pail
sades. elevators. blocks from
subway Station. Surface cars
one block
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04

ST Louis. Sept. 3-CATTLE-Rcceipts 8 0co
market quite active AZ steady 20 strong prices
steers g. 4Odto. hcifers g. i00tS 20. cows 81 80
as. Southern steers s. l5dS 70 HOGS-Re-
cepts 5000. fairly active and &C. higher. choice
light 10 medium weights. s. CjdtS % bulk y
sales S 4Ods. 81: packers. s. sass Is: lights
s. 25dSs g.. pigs. s. s0GtS %. SHEEP-Rc-
cepts. $500. slow and weaker. lambs s. l02
s. IS. Gull lambs sass %. mutton sheep 81
ass
Louisville. Sept. 3--sHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts 372. FOR the three daSs. 1885 Tn.
market ruled quiet; good lambs. 6d6.c: sec
onds 5G5izc: culls 3G4i5c. fat sheep. 3q3i4c;
medium, 2G3c. common. ld2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04

New o story elevator hrcproof
apartment house. near Il" and
subway. latest improvements
Phone schuyler l0OT6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04

New 0-sty. elevator apartment.
Private house neighborheod.
Every room outside and large.
Abundance OF closet room. All
night service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04

exceptionally large rooms: all
modern improvements: near sub
way and IT, stations. Surface
lines for all parts OF the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04

superintendent on prem =
ises or q. Schwesler.
1907 B'way. Cor. 143d
ST. Phone 1904 Audi
bon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
Description.

New q story elevator hreproof
apartment house. near u" and
subway. latest Improvements
Phone Schuyler i0076.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04

Apartments are equipped with all
modern Improvements. Deco
rated TO suit. Ample light and
air. Large closets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-04
Agent.

Owner. or Super'nten.
dent. on premises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-24
rs IT WRONG FOR
GIRLS TO RIDE BicYclESf

Dear Miss Grey. I am a girl Of
Is. and have a bicycle. II Il proper
Tot me 10 ride IT. | never see any
other girls riding hem. so thought
perhaps II wasn't proper like 10
ride very much. aud know how 10
ride real well. 30 II YOU viii answer
as soon as you can | will thank YOU
very much A CYCLER
a Bicycles have gone out OF
style. but there In no harm Ia your
riding aa long as you 20 al a mod
crate rate Of speed. | believe the
main reason one sees 80 few bicy
eiea IN the larger cities Is because
the streets are occupied 30 entirely
By automobiles. street cars. wag
onH. etc.
"A Foolish BOY" your letter IL
much too long 20 print. Go TO bilhs
King street, city
CYNTHIA GREY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-24
CyNrtiiA'S LATEST
TEMPTATION.

Dear cynthia. letters a OF literature.
They soo" all the aching breast the that love endure
You share all share all that others oft feel:
Your sweet affections round wne and hence my heart did steal
Ny heart and hand plight by Him who relgns above
WIZ oa exchange and pledge to me thy true and honest o'e
l wheat field waving wide OF eighteen
Which near the Cut Bank river lies whose rolling water fos
Ny turkeys forage the barley field the seen
My kline feeds on the 'ree' plan" my ducks '" Q" tue ~
milk the
wouds thou nerd for this heart that's solitary now"
Far N MontanRs distant plain. and the rolling lea;
A cottage stands In prnceb pride inviting you aud me-
thout ne another shine within thine
nightly whom Fate doth fence;
49, H. l. u.
Aof all proposals Cynthlaa swain afar and near
The latest one l.. n by merit stands the peer
r thank Won brave Montana wish might yes
your and land aud ease your heart Its stress
Hut on my deak piled and white letters bis and small
cynthia them dear they need her one and all
And 40 Won see her duty she meet brave
push love Of kline ana readers hcafi"ehcS saw"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-24
The MaoDougaII & Southwick Co.
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skirt 90 your own material for s. 20
and guarantees ~ We Risa hnN. iot
n sample madr-up uatrts o. tho latest
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and down Alterations free Al cars
transfer 90 \ o. Tailoring Co.
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