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Milford chronicle., 1914-03-06
WINNING IN THE WEST.

Suffrage is sure to carry in Nevada,
said Senator Key Pittman of that state.
The opinion thus expressed was joyfuily
received by the Congressional Committee
of the National Suffrage Association, as
the opponents Of suffrage had been max
ing claims that they had the suffrage
amendment defeated
Both Senator Newlands and I have
declared ourselves as favorable to suf-
frage, continued Senator Pittman, and
many other men in public life have done
the same. We do not expect anv radical
change as a result of woman suffrage in
Nevada, but we do know that it will tend
to better government.
1t has been asserted, Senator, " said
a reporter, that one result of woman
suffrage has been that no man with an
immoral record, can be elected to Office. -
That is true, " replied Senator Pitt
man, but It goes even futher. A man
must have a clean record and he counot
be a crook. The women know a crook
ntuitively and can tell him By looking
him in the eye. A man must be 'stuug
1t least once before he really knows a
,rook.
The suffragists have been somewhat
about Nevada on account of
he floating population and the difficulty
in reaching the people in
uch a sparsely settled state, but Senator |
'ittman says that there can be no ques-
ion of success. Senator Newlands also I
the same opinion.
When we win Nevada, said Mrs /
herman NJ. Booth of the Congressional I
Committee, the suffragists will have all
{ the Pacific coast and intermounain
ountry with the exception Of Montana
S we expect to gain Montana, as well as
'orth and South Dakota this fall, that
III give US the Great West, almost half
the United States territorially. Oh,
iffrage is marching on and is sure to win
le whole country"
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-06
EPWORTH DISTRICT

Iilghman Cahall is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L Willin entertained
a number Of their friends at supper
Saturday evening.
We are glad to report that Charlie
McCauley IS able to be out again after
several weeks illness.
Walter Todd of here and Miss Hattie
smith were quietly married Saturday
evening. They will reside near Green
wood
Glenn Farrow, who has been on the
sick list for several weeks. is slo,yIy
improving
There viii be box social held at
Union Chaple on Friday evening for the
benefit of Epworth Church. All are
invited
Sunday School at . p M; preaching
at S p. M, followed By class. All are
cordially invited. NOT
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-06
STRENGTH FOR OLD PEOPLE
A Simple Remedy Which Favors
Longevity.

LoIlSGVlCy.
You act as though you lust won.
uered how you are going to get
through this trying season and do
your work.
You may be overworked or have
had a bad cold which has left vo,,
without strength, ambition or rpcb
interest in life; in fact you are an
rundown.
Let US tell you that vinol our deli.
Gus cod liver and iron tonic. is inst
the remedy you need to rebuild vast.
ing tissues and replace weakness
with strength.
A prominent Boston lawyer saws.
MY mother, who is rs years OF age
owes her good health to vinol az
since taking it she can walk farther
and do more than she has for wears
consider it a wonderful blood
making and strength creating tonic. /"
We have such faith in vinol that
II It does not quickly build Won m
restore your strength and make Won
feel well again. we will return vonr
money. Try Vinol on our guarantee
P. S. II you have Eczema try our
Saxo salve. We guarantee it.
H.W. D. Moore, Druggist, Milford, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-06
YOU CAN'T EARN MONEY
WHEN YOU'RE Laid UP

There are a lot Of people in this town
who cannot afford to be sick. Perhaps
none Of you feel that you can, but GER
tainly some Of you can't, for as soon as
you are sick, your wages stop and worry
and debts begin to pile up. The sensible
thing for you to do, as soon as you feel
run-doWn and worn out, no matter what
the cause, Is to take something Just as
quick as you can to build up strength and
health. Make yourself more comforta-
Die and provide against serious sickness.
We don't believe there is any other
medicine made that viii do as much to-
wards saving your health and thus help
ing you save your money as Rexall Olive
on Emulsion. 1t is a medicine that gets
right at the trouble and relieves it by
tonlng the nerves, enriching the blood,
and giving new strength and health to
the whole body. 1t doesn't do this by
means Of alcohol or habit-forming drugs, /
because It contains none. Its strength |
ana health-glvlng power is due to pure
Olive oil and the HypOphosphites, long
endorsed by successful physicians, the .
one Tor It's food value, the other its tonic /
value. Here, for the first time. they
are combined, and the result is a real I
nerve, blood and building medicine .
"a real strengthener that we are proud
to tell you about. You don't need to
hesitate in using it, because if it doesn't
do all we say it will and satisfy YOU in
every way, it will cost you nothing. If
1t doesn't make you strong and well
again, come back and get your money.
II will be given to you without word or
question. Sold only at the more than
1000 Rexall Stores, and in this town
9nly byus. SL00. Red Star Drug Store.
Milford, Del. Adv.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-06

present Town Council. we demand that
tbev again enforce the collection Of taxes
On dogs that they make all property
holders in all parts Of Milford where the
grade has been established, place con-
crete pavements in front of their pro
pertv that the streets be kept clean
that the floating debt in the two banks
shall be paid as far as it is possible out
Of the revenues, and that all things which
are needful and must be done, be ac-
complished, and not be permitted to 90
by default, like the Town Councils IN
the past have done their work. We
have no quarrel with the members Of
council in the past, it is the present
council we are looking to for remedy
along the lines of economy and fairness.
Two WOMEN TAXPAYER-
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-06
COLD WEATHER CARE.

Don't expect too much from your Law
ers IN this disagreeable weather; not only
do animals suffer just now-the human
race IS equally affected. ANY kind Of
care will help matters to some extent.
especially warm drinking water and one
good, hot mash each day.
A little more corn will help, if fed in
the last meal in late afternoon, though
care must be exercised not to overfeed
this too-rapid fatterer.
Discontinue the extra corn when the
rises.
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-06

1t is said that 1.0C0,Oo0.0O0 day-old
chicks are sold every spring; that the de-
mand IS never supplied. Why not get in
on the ground floor in this annual divi-
sion of profits before the crowd makes
run on the bank
Milford chronicle., 1914-03-06
Please remember that in this New
you will find ONLY CLEAN, BRIGHT
and DOWN-TO-DATE Merchandise.
Absolutely No Old, ShOp-Worn or
of-Date Goods on Sale Here

And please remember that our pta
anywhere from 1913 to 500 % less than vn
be able to buy even old stock as based a
prices that have been ruling in this 8ecta
fore we located here. If anyone doud
claim, let him be from Missouri and WET
SHOW YOU.
We stand ready at ALL TIMES TOI
COUNT ANY AND ALL LEGITM!
PRICES, quality of goods considered, that
store may quote you.
Be sure and call before you buy andl
prove it to you--it means big money to 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18

s. kronprngcsSin Cccll'c. 767 miles east 0,
sandy iioos ~ :. o 4. ". yesterday.
:. Frsnoutls tb.... 80 m,lea east OF Sand
Huuk AZ noon
s. C9lqmba, 'o3 muo' east OF Sandy Hook
nj lg ~ l. NJ
So Ar,sd,an; GermHpa.,. 700 miles .ou,he,"
=, Apnchc, Jscksouytn-, 80 miles south AZ
sandy Hook az I +. Nj
s. Nueces. Mobile. crossed Mobile bar. a.
$. snn, Juan, San Juan a6s miles south Of
Sandy iIook ~ noon
s. III Sol, Gavrstou 81 miles south of
Sandy Hook ~ 70 T. VI
S. MilinncNc' Norfolk IN m.lee south OF
Sandy Hook ~ $50 p. VI
So IeTnad9re., Pert ,Linon, 100 mite. south Of
- hrapahn Jacksonulie 5ls miles south
OF sandy Hook at I J.
So civ of 81 Louis, Savannah. % n,iss
north OF Martins lntus,ry light Al J.. N.
Sandy Hook a
- vesto, Sabine. ~ miles southwsst Of Ola
mOnd Shuals AZ noon.
So FrrldL Sabine, - miles west Of Totusas
ar noon
So Monius New Orleans. 25' miles southwest
of Diamond shoals ~ noon,
=, $ Alamo, 'a!vS;'on' ~ miles north or
50 MGaDar, santa Marta. 5'7 miles south Of
SANDY Hook M u. VI
Sc Brilliant Baton Rouge ia miles south o.
Iupttr al noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
FORECLOSURE SALES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
Trustee. etc, Plaintiff. asains, Louis L.!
man and others Defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosur"
and sale, duly made and entered In the
10Th day OF February. 1914, I, the under
signed. the referee In said judgment named.
VIII sell at public auction, at the ENchnhso
salesroom, No. it-is Vesey street, In the
on the nth day of March, 1914 at y
o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph 7
Day. Auctioneer. the premises directed by
said Judgment to be gold, and therein de-
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel ~
land with the building thereon erected.
Manhattan. CITY Of New York bounded and
described "a follows:
BEGiNNiNG at a point on the northeriy
side of i0?th Street. distant two hundred
f.OOD feet westerly from the rorthwesterly
corner OF logth street and First Avenue .
running thence nor,herly parallel with First
Avenue one hundred 900 feet eleven %
Inches more or less 20 the centre line OF me
block; thence westerly along said centre line
twenty five t25b feet: thence eoutherIy. again
parallel with First Avenue one hundred
uoc) feet eleven I'D Inches TO the norm b.
along the northerly eide Of losth street
twenty -hvo t26) feet to the point or place
Of beginning. said premises being known as
haitian city OF New York
Dated, New York. February 18Th, 1914.
HENRY SMITH Referee.
BOWERS & SANDS, Attorneys FOR Plalniln.
80. ~ Cedar Street Manhattan New
The following 10 a diagram Of the prop.
erty 20 be sold Its street number Is 3S'
Eas, Io9th street.
Centr. line Of block.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
xAn ORDER COL NEW BUILDING
National Clsak and salt Co. Fiies
Plane for New Structure.

The National Cloak and Suit Company
filed yesterday plans for the sixteen story
building which 1t has planned for tho
west side Of Seventh avenue from Twenty
fourth to Twenty street. The build
Ing will be started soon, Ms the company
finds that the eleven story building run
ming through from Twenty-fourth 70
Twenty-nfth street In unequal to the
needs Of its business. Some years ago the
company began the purchase Of tho
Seventh avenue block for the purpose of
being able to extend its plant at any
time.
According TO tho plans fled with the
building Department five stories will be
added to the present quarters of tho
concern, 80 that II will correspond In
height with the addition to be built on
Seventh avenue The new building AMI
tho alteration to be made to the adjoin-
Ing building will cost $500. 900. according
to I. Il. Ditmars's plans.
The combined building will be the
largest In that part OF the city. II will
measure 1877 feet on Seventh avenue. $50
feet on Twcnty-fourth street and 124.9
feet on Twenty-nfth street. The structure
will be built in the italian renaissance
type Of architecture. In the basement
will be . branch post ofYicc for the special
needs OF the company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
BUYING BROOKLYN HOUSES.

Henry Pierson q Co. have sold for the
Jerome Property Corporation 555 First
street, IA three story American basement
dwelling on lot 2lxl00. between Eighth
and Ninth avenues. to Charles +. Holm.
The house In ut present coupled by Sig
De Sanchez, Consul General OF Chile.
ID. F. Morris has sold twenty-one two
story, two family brick houses. ten on
the west side and eleven on the east
side Of Apollo street, Greenpoint, to a
client OF Noah Clark for $4,000. Each
dwelling occupies a lot 2oxl00.
Noah Clark has sold n plot of eleven
lots ut tho southeast corner OF Meeker
and Morgan avenues for Mira Ogden to
a client for $4,000. The property fronts
100 feet on Morgan avenue and 225 feet
ON Meeker avenue also sold SO Herbert
street. three story brick tenement on
lot 25xlO0. for Joseph Arnold to a client
for $1,000; also 80 Guernsey street a
two family frame dwelling on lot 25xlOo.
for James Mckillot 10 client for s. 00o
The McInerney Klinck Realty Company
has sold for George Hurley the frame
dwelling on lot 25xl00 on the south
side Of Twelfth street 2s7.l0 feet west OF
Fifth avenue.
Charles q. Hitler has sold ISIS Fifth
avenue, four story brick tenement with
stores. on lot 26.sxlO0. to a client Of
Tutino a Cerny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
pts %, David O wyiie. 10 " sstA q, Feb
H. mtg 5000; atty. o W Jacques. a. Wall
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown,


MORTGAGES.
WYNN name tenders aas .S aa,cin.y et lender and
,, downtown.
rsosr SCUM nor. .. fourssen,h ST. matt.
stokes Estate. Inc, to Y Trust Co OF
IT,, 20 wall e. Fen Is, 10 yrs poe;
NSp kECt "nIl st.' ."oVvo
io.-,Norfoli Moldlns. Go 10 Ike Bu,..
~ Rway .,'..','''.,. $500
e; F E.S IND nd, say BANK s. Shsmssr,
OCorman' 81 'chamb.rs 40 900
East aide.
avn or ss,s 90 ,,.,ar.
vrsin Mnqn Pay Srf'sry 81 s the S Mo""t
~, T i l., T Co, isS pwsy: ;,,ooco
Frank ! seser.r. p isi:t i, pr m,ss
'Seo. FEB ~. yrs. C; attys. Kenyon
ssTH ST TO :. M...ai,..o,nr' nc, sv
--Tcsthoid Realty Co 10 Union Dime saw
attys Woodford. Il n. i Madison
Az .............. .ss7t.ooo
lfH1 Fis. q a. ~ ,rs. to rias, z" Of
NV q wal, q, sar VIII ~. yrs sps
rich TO Pincus I,owenfeid, los + sam AZ.
Feb II. pr .ntse $4,000. . yrs. s.pc;
seTH ST. n a. a. e Ler,nSton ay. 2sxioo'ii
John Ii Bodins 10 American Mtre Co. ,s
Cedar n. Feb ia 4 yrs. u e: at,ys
Bowers 4 g. &c Cedar st.......Siso 900
West side.
west OF Firth av, between Fourteenth AMI
10th stsl
18th ST. :. as 9TH ay, ssxioo.-
% Meter " cwsltSn TO Emisrent ina s"y
G: atty. M ] gcanlon. 81 Chambers
:, .......,..'D' II 900
18th ct q. tlt am,,.rJan nv isx
100 s0xicha., 7 Nuihsm ~ Emisrsn, ia
Saw Bank, 81 chambers at, Feb H. yrs.
IN q. st,y NJ scan,sr II Gu ybsr.
~, ~ "'' :" ''"""" " ia 600
''V''''
UPTOWN.
tManhattan Island. north OF 10th ST.
l?7TH ST, l2i W, issxsell-Aiice l. Pier
nom TO Ilose EloSans asi 4 Iii,t AZ
Feb IA mr. ,nts rs 6oo Ian l. Isi7 N r.
Atty, j " bryant, All Il iisth st. 900
IbsTH ST S2s.55l W boxeg li-Gro.s a
Herman, Inc, to Geo Herbener IS W s5th
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York, snow With
rising temperature, followed b. naip
I'm afternoon today Tomorrow ~.
settled, moderate west Winds.

For New Jersey, cloudy ana wsrmsr to-
day; probably light rnow: unsettled TO.
morrow; moderate variable winds.
For northern New England snow to-day.
with rising temperature; unsettled to NOR
row. moderate west winds.
For southern New England. snow. fol
lowed by fair and warmer to-day; unsettled
tomorrow; moderate west winds
For western New York. cloudy and warmer
to-day: rain or snow tomorrow: moderate
and variable winds becoming northeast
NEW YORK, Feb. B.--Thc storm which
covered the northeastern States on Monday
moved northeast ward. increasing In energy and
was central to the east of Nova Scotia yester.
day. followed by hiGh west and northwcsteriy
winds over New England
Generally fair weather followed In the AZ.
lantic states. the Ohio Valley and southwark.
but snow fell in the lake regions. due TO .
depression which had moved out of the SOUTH
vest and was central over Wisconsin AMI Iowa.
High pressure prevailed over the southeastern
section of the country. causing winds from
routhery quarters over the middle Mississipy
and Ohio valleys and middle Atlantic Slater.
Temperatures were much higher III the
plains States. the central valleys and upper
lake regions and above tho freezing poim
nor,hWard into northern Missouri and South
Dakota
II was cooler IN the south Atlantic stssss
and slightly cooler along the middle Atlantic
coast.
Tho only zero weather was In northern Nee
York and New England.
In this city the day was fair: slightly cooler
In the morning. warmer during the day wind.
fresh southwest; average humidity, g. per
cent. barometer, corrected to read to sea isvel.
at A NJ. sOl7: 3 r NJ. So.os.
The tempcratur. IN this city yesterday, -
recorded by the oiNclal thcrnome ter. 10 shown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
UPTOWN ArAxr1l1xr TRADED.
snail Dwellings ana Flats Alss
Find Dvvevs.

WEST 18TH sTREET.-The Joseph
King Construction Company has sold
b23 to 5e7 West 1s7th street, n six
story apartment houses. on plot s7.6x
see, between Amsterdam and Audubon
avenues, to Theodore Friedeberg. who
gave In part payment the Bloomburs
Foundry and Engineering Works. held
at s25.000. including two acres of land
with seven buildings. Emanuel Simon
was the broker in the transaction.
WEST lad sTREET.--William :. Baker
has sold for Som Bros. to NJ. Herten-
stein c<6s and 410 West l42d street,
two four story dwellings. each on lot
1sxsS.1l. between Amsterdam and Con-
vent avenues. The sellers acquired a
group OF six houses at this point sew
eral years ago. and the present sale
leaves them but one unsold.
WEST 10TH sTREET.--L. J. Green.
berger has sold for stephen II. Jackson
the six story tenement at 55+ West
Fiftieth street. on lot 2sxi00.5, adjoin-
ing the southeast corner Of Eleventh
avenue for $4,000.
WEST ssTH STREET--Lauter & Black
ner have sold for Robert J. Moorhead
the five story fiat at ~ West Ninety
eighth street on lot 25xi00.li.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
NEW aEAlrr CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Auxiliary Corporation, Inc. Manhattan:
capital. $40. 900; directors william = suss-
man New York: Charles n. Le1et, Bronx
and L. A. Brady. Richmond Hill
Karibach Realty Corporation, Manhattan:
sttaus.. sidney II. Asrons. New York; Eliza.
beth Smith. Bronx. .,
Manhattan. capital 5000; directors
Charles A. Strauss sidney II. Aarons, New
York; Elizabeth Smith Bronx.
g. 8 and 7 west Sixty-nrst street Cor
porations, Manhattan capita, $4,000 d..
YORK: John c. Voish,, Jersey city y. J.
81 and 50 Attorney Street. Inc. Manhat-
tan; capital. ta,boo; directors. Solomon
Kirshbaun. Lazy Kirshbaum and Marks
Kirshbaum. New York
Dear Realty Company. Inc. Bronx; capl-
tel, 5000; directors, Samuel Lieberman.
brooklyn: Jacob Batavia and Theodore p
9trauch, New York
Criscuoio Realty Company. Inc, Bronx;
capital, $1,000; directors, Pietro Sriscuolo,
Mount Vernon; Pietro Cinelie and Catello
CAyaliere, New York
Rains Roeder Corporation. BronI; capital
81, 900; directors Leon A. Rains william o.
/. Roed-r and samuel solinsky, Brooklyn.
Lucia Avenue Company, Inc. Queens;
capital. $50, 900: directors. Jacob Rosenthal
and Sarah Rosenthal Arverne, 1. ], sylvia
N. Metsger, New YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


lW'th name ana ADDRESS OF lenders At
isoi---Emanuel and Hesa schlsis.ner to
NG,ar gs CO.. ,s and Mary Kaui,msC oUj
nth ST as So sih av ioO.7ilG Nay
10, isi2--Bessie Davis TO ChM LITTLE
aeld. admir- at,ys, James. schei h. 10
Lor ts5, map Sec a. vyse estate, Nov 20,
20 Isabella GriedeAn. atty Michse! g
ANsTESPAM * MAY e IS hssrsR st
and Marion Deerins and ano TO WIN
Allen Butler: atty l. Co. 100
SAME PROPERTY. jviy ., issr-same ' to
same trustee for Helen NJ Hamilton; atty
sorTHERN pouLEyARp. " cor Bsrre,o
e. 7iSi0t J1I so ~ M i.isns,Sne. Realty
atty. " NJ wechsier 80 i i2d st $4,000
SAME PROPERTY. June a. isia-s.me TO
souTHERS Bol'LEvARp. =, II Bar,
retto ST. t7sioS, June 81 isis-same to
,, snms sr ".'y s sSs"s Az 'gs,,cs a Fen
isos-,Ado!f Miller to Jos Urban; atty. .TF
arm ST. 50 iso s,h ay. 22xess. Apr 49,
linton Dime say Bank; attys, woodford
wEsTcHEsTrh xy . $40 y cas,is
nm av. runs 1910 IS Ks 1859 \
IL to so rs july is WesSass'f accor'
mick to barbara schaefer. atty, Geo 4
Heft-r, 2l6+ Westohester ay, ..,,..,,,S550
wENpoVER Az, 100 from cor
sd sv, ,tsis.b17Sxisi Sept ?s. isiaL
ties co. isc Bway .',..' 'a,'' s 'ttscs
wENDOvER -Av, IT'S, :, 1879 81 av
376xlsl.sx37.6xl3l.3 sept "a lsis--Same
10 Jno J Robinson. 233 Bway ..,,, $500
STANTON ST l79. o. 2bxssllx26.2Ksss
Dec ~, lS2-Meyer l.apides to Abr ST.
"srstein; atty. Hugo cohn ~ Ave,
ssh ar, :ii il. n ., isxsss, Fen is. isis|
Josephine Banst - Frank scherer atty
Edwin Seger, ~ wall st,,...........tbO
LAFoNTAINE Az, n q cor l7sth st, bOlN95.
july 2, l9o7--Karl and Thekla krietg.
man to Caroline i,hotert; attys, Rabe a
100, Jan IS, lsos-Hsrry Goodman ct al
10 Benenson Realty 90, nttys Elters n
BRYANT AV. is>4, . q 2oSloO, Feb Is,
i9iS-Jas A and Josephine T. Kearney to
Emma Boyle; atty ] Edw Murphy, q
RoAn JAZZ leading to Eas,ches,er Landing at
Sc cor I'd leading from TO Boston.
sa?x<bixbO2x T7sxl to rd
NY to Boston IA. contai..s sil-i,00o
acres. plot II, blk ~, map Of Eastehestsr,
johnston to sarah " hitchcock, indiv.
and as admx and Samuel u McComb AZ
sdn for children OF Sarah w and Ellis,
atty. Thos II Hodge. 10 SO 80 av. Mount
AVENUE 4. TIA W. s5.si July J. iSis~ 0o
bedford Realty Go, Inc, to Jadwirn Cru
merit. attys. II Bloch, 90 Nassau
s6TiI ST. 3. ~ Lexington av. 2GxlOc,ll,
Feb ~, tssg--Emciine and WIN u Johns.
ton ID Amelia . . Taylor: attys Bowers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
RESULTS AT AUCTION.


lat /. vEsEY STREET.
By Joseph p. Day.
BROADWAY. asso-s. n e cor leist st. eslIx
isascs e. q a., Frances Msndham q Al:
:ss to prior mtg. H70'O0o: to tn: p!. e:
ANsTERpAM Av. .s:ss. cor sd iv r.
err: .ss - Am.ssrdam Az Co & al: due.
ti1.as\.si: taxes. &C. u.so'; to the plain.
10th ST. sos.5o5 W. :. 100 W Ans,er.
dam av, sOxssii. sty tnt--E D Fife. Jr.
sst f.,,a Ninu5 ct s al due " $500;
;%$S..,n5s.i' !; ~ .a, aus Ssssy e! s.si AZ
}1sT:2 to the piaintin. ........... $4,000
BY J. II. Mayors
issD ST. it2 W e, aet.ioe 7th sv' Is.
s s'y M tn.-LineSin thrust CO e.
taxes. &c. S+ssa5; to the plaintiff. $4,000
by M. Morsenthsu. Jr.. Co.
sTH Az. also: -. t S, iist h,! e. ,s.1s;
ssSo sub to a mtg OF $4,000 e. ,ns
BY Daniel orsenwaid.
sisr sr. IFS L rear). beg at a point 2os.Ii
ILsii1s,'sn ry sa s,sr, e., ... sl
Oct rs; 1903. or since adjourned to Feb
lat s2Os THIRD AvENUEl
by JoHH ~ HhpfH
eisTH ST. f. y, l75 - Paulding av zSix
as. ,'ssSs hs ssss: IL &. Noe to
sisTH ST, L. IS. 1901 " Pauidinis av. stS
ios!.same as' same; due. ea\2,ot; tenes
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