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La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29

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~. Jieksea. q wsstpAalia. IA,
arrived in this city Thussday aesn-
Ing 70 spsnd coupls Of weeks With
bis daughter. Mn. J. A. Johnsoa. n
North L. Jsnts and two sons. Hlnst
and Ernest Jaeksoa Of this city.
Mrs. Emma Birkstt.of washingtoa
H.. arrived In La Junta last Tuss-
day aftsrnooa for . brief visit With
her cousin. Mry. c. A. Bsssbohn.
MrA Birkett has bssn visiting .
daughter In Montana and Il % route
home.
Ralph Kinsman accompanied by
Francis Hatfield. Of Hollywood.
Calf. wsat 70 Colombo Springs %
Monday and speat few days takiag
In the sights. Mr.. Kinsoaa rseusn-
ed homo Thursd1y. bot Mr. Haesleld
went on 70 beaver.
Miss Allie Smith who has bssu
visiting her sister. Mrs. 0sstsu1D
Kintncr. for several days. lsft the
first Of the week for Colombo
Springs 70 visit Mrs. John rlshse
aud daughters who have been spead.
Ing the summer thsrs.
Mrs. J. O. Wood. Mrs. Clifford Ant
don. the Misses Vera Wood. Hs3en
Mcvey, Eva Marshall. Gladys Wood
nnd Harold Andrews and Jay Nc
cauley all attended the funeral Of
Miss Alsa Soupeset In Rocky Ford
last Tuesday afternoon.
The stork made his Initial visit at
the home Of Mr.. and Mn. Charles
Clark Wednesday morning. August
ssth. and left ~ . token Of his high
esteem . fine baby giri. Charlie b
very much eiased over the arrival q
the little lady. but 10 behavins -
we'll ~ can b expsctsd.
Nm. A. r. Gamble and grandsos.
frederick Smith. arrived h this eiey
wednesday from Dsavsf wheso thsy
have beea spsadlng shs pase thsso
months sad viii sDsal . week = ~
city With Mn. 0anbls's slsose. Mn.
John Harding. teseso eeeusnlng -
their home h. Meaphis, Tbon.
Mlas Olive Mobes1y sssive1 - ~
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-27
REST ROOM
FOR WOMEN
AND CHILDREN
ILLINOIS TOWN HAS ACTIVE
WOM ANS CLUB, WHO
30 THINGS

Tae Uec public iurary in Taylor
ym H. the resul. ol the efforts
Ior the Women Clubs b tbat com
munit
The women, after org aihug their
clue. su ta need a iorary Be
lore tie organization was year old,
400 volumes had been objected These
TIE women save the town as nucl-
Gus for library
The women secured from the cit
com He use Of room in the City
Haa a. public reading room
Has understood that when the library
was established. the women always
should have majority representa-
zion ea .he hoard Of trustees.
l5 VAS Impossible TO secure a Ii
oraag appropriation at that time from
I,a M 50 ,he club agreed to sup
aoe' tae library until the municipal
should be able TO assume that re-
9nsiblity The club women bore
aa the expenses Of the institution for
t3ree years, besides giving personal
ipercise and. in addition. gave $50 Il
aash 70 the City Treasurer as lib
rary fund
Tn the course Of time. the club call
go upon Andrew Carnegie to secure
money for library building The
mayor later took D.. the matter and
the money was secured. as weu as =
lot upon which an attractive build
ing vas constructed The club
president laid the first brick in the
.uew edilice. The public library now
has 5000 volumes
The Taylorsvnle Women's Club
has been active in other commnnit,
movements. Through the efforts O
the civic department the c5unty
supervisors set apart in the new
court house large rest room for
women and children The club fir
nished the room and paid the salary |
Of a matron for NOR, than a year |
The county now +uopcaa the res,
room
The club also mauglr4tel cIeln
np' days II secured the passage OF
an ordinance mati.. L a mIsGemeau
9r To sniff unon a., .iaov.,Il.. r.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-27
CHILDREN
CURE FOR
DIVORCE
iF ANGRY, SEEK A SLEEP
ING BABE. SAYS WISE
JUDGE

Chicago. H. July r. The divorce
proceeding bureau 81 the municipal
court Of Chicago, .he first bureau o
the kind in this country. op NED it.
doors Yesterday ANA signalizei the in.
auguration Of it's work by reunitin.
four cases Judge Toi1ison decide
that separation would bring suffering
on innoeent children Playing upor
the parents love Tor their little ones
be sent the four pairs from The
bureau arm in arm AMI rcconciled.
Take a Vacation
These are some OF Judge Torrison
principal concentrations 10 couples
inclined TO quartet
Give tbe wife a vacation cach
wear SHE gets tired Taxi yaca-
tion Yourself for the same reason
Keep as far away as possible from
untriendly m-laws Shun bad adj
risers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-27
AN Old RECIPE
To DARKEN HAIR
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns Gray.
Faded Hair Dark and Glossy.

/ Almost everyone knows that Sar.
Tea and sulphur properly compound
ed. brings back the natural color and
-lsira 20 the hair when faded. streak
81 ~ sr3E. also ends dandruff. itch
.a- scalp and stops falling hair. Years
ago fie only Nay 90 get this mixture
was ID make lt Ar home. which is
husSf aur troublesome
Nowadays we simpv ask AZ any
1Cie store for Wyeth's SAGE and sui
nlur Hair Remedy You will Get F,
large bottle for about so cents. Fv-
e7FhodF nses this old. famous recine
because uo one ean possibly tell thar
.l dafEaaed yoar hair. as il does ii
s3 naturally and evenly You dampen
? sponge or colt brush with IL and
draw this through your hair. tskins
one small strand at q time. bv morn
ing tle gray hair disappears. ana ar
yen another application or two. vour
lalr becomes beautifully dark thick
ana glossy and you look years Young
sr- Tor sale By Owl Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-27

J1o Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. dissolves gravel
cures diabetes. weak and lame hacls.
shonmatism. and aH Irregularities or
'he lIdnoFr ana bladder IN holh mon
and women Regulates bladder trou-
Pies in ehildron u not sold ~ vonr
druggist #lli 5o mt by mail or re-
eeilt ~ 800 ono small bottIo d
$500 months treatment and seldom
faii7 f0 perfect cnrc. Send for tes-
limoniaie from This and other states.
Hr D W HaH 2ae6 Olive street. ST.
.o1is. BIO. Sold by druggists.-Adv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-27
PASSING COMMENT
Of PRIMARY CAMPAIGN

Herring VIII speak at tbc bait,
house tonight.
lts q safe bet that all rhg STATE.
ballots vim not be sent out
Bill Tugbman. ID is SAID is slated
for rdon Of NeAIc e. prison 81
ne event 81 Robensons election
1t is unlikely Oklahou3.s GRAND
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-27
s.Lna FaLr Grounds.

'e executive committee OF the
arr1u Valley Fair Association in
r.rr-.nn Hit fhe building and
sIolnfs committee have been busy
several dat planning extensive
Improvements at the fair grounds
fences and stalls viii be white
at-'ff ta exhibit buildings painted.
anat. He.l drilled hog and poultry
1arilions erected and the immense
Tricul'nal pavilion palace remodel
- = second 1oor will be added
above Me STAGE which win offer a
fine display room for fine arts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-27

There is sure and wholesome ac-
ton in every dose of Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets They cleanse with new
er a 2ripe or pain Chronic cases Of
constipation find them invaluable.
Stout people are relieved OF that
5loated, congested feeling, so uncom-
Portable especially in hot weather.
They keep your liver busy.
For sale by all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-27
= = = 3 = = = 2 . = X = p = 5,
or LOCAL MOMENT. z
2 F. = p q r = z PIX zEs ?

s number OF local Eseles will go n
Kansas Ciu this week 10 attend thr
national conClaEe % Eagles.
There Riil be change in the Gu-h-
rie and oklahoma City postoffice
shortly after August 4th.
District court viii begin next Mon
day.
--s--- ~ ------ - =. q. tss.. % 4 a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-27

Have The Leader delivered. sc mo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-27

District court viii begin next Mon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22
BROOKLYN DWELLINGS POPULAR.

VI. &. O'Brien has sold for James S.
Gold the two family dwelling at els
Toy avenue also for s. Schwartz a plot
$oxl00 at the southwest corner OF East
.rn Parkway and Kingston avenue to a
builder; also for g. Collins n plot look
~ at the northwest corner OF President
street and Albany avenue to builder +.
also for Robert Betty plot 124xi00 on
n" east side of Schenectady avenue
twenty feet north Of Montgomery street
and a lot. e0Xl35. on the south side OF
crown street. 179 feet east OF Science
.isdv avenue.
The Sinmacros Realty Company. with
Malcolm McKnnon, Jr.. has sold for
James Armstrong 1901 Third avenue. a
sX family tenement with stores. on lot
:oxioO; also a similar house on lot COX
y AZ 5000 Third avenue: also for the
estate of Mary a. Clark a detached dwell
ing on the west side OF Fort Hamilton
Parkway, 100 feet south OF Ninety-sec-
ord street. to W. Carruth also for the
same estate q detached dwelling on the
EAST s'de OF Gelston avenue, 100 feet
s"g'H ~ Ninety-second street. to ]. O.
Nu.ic. and for Camille Larsen s225
f''p aNouue, a four family tenement
WITH stores. on lot 25Nll6.3.
Fu,uo Cerny have sold for Will
"m v Martin and another 1924 Fifth
avenue. e four story tenement with stores
on Tot '".NXSl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22
5TH AVENUE STORE LEASED.
MtIsner Takes saith street Space
Many Lofts Leased,

me McNickar, Gaillard Realty COMPANY
ana Louis kempner & Son have leased
,or fredcrics the store and basement at
West Thirty-fourth street for a term
or seven years. The tenant, Nine. Jaeger.
VIII occupy the premises for the millinery
business. Frederlc's, who are Obliged to
give up their Fifth avenue store at the
corner of Forty-first street, which Ia mart
or the new Rogers peet Building, will
commune Doth businesses In one building
on Firth avenue. the location OF which
has not yet been announced
sidney l.. Warsawer has leased for n
term or years the loft building at 400
West Fortieth street to the Schwarz Rros
company, manufacturers OF jewelry boxes
Duross Company have leased i34 and
1856 West Eighteenth street. two two story
buildings. FOR the Providence Land and
Improvement Company Of Providence,
X. l.. to the Union Transfer Company for
term OF years.
The Duross Company has leased the
frst loft in 1875 West Broadway 10 Never
W. SINGER store at J3l Seventh ave-
nue. to Flachmar & Weinstein, and n store
AT the southeast corner of Washington
ana Horatio streets to Rosa T.. Feldmann.
Ames Il Co. have LEASED the second loft
in West Twenty-ninth street to Jacob
Ely. represented by III. & Ely & Co IN.
third loft In IL East Twenty second street
TO the Rodgers Company, represented nv
the Fifth Avenue Bond and Mortgage Com
pany. and the store in Is West Thirty
first street TO s. Katel. represented by the
julius Friend. Edward NJ Levi Com.
pany.
Tucker. Speyers 4 Co have leased the
eighth loft east in the building at 3e-4i
West Thirty-eighth street TO Henry Cor
man.
NJ. & l.. Hess have leased a loft IN
3O-32 West Fifteenth street to Jones.
Brundage q Co. also a loft in 81 West
Third street to the New England Braid
Company also loft in IS West FIJI
tenth street to the Monarch Cloak Com
pany: also loft in 1888 East Twen-
ty-frst street to Davis Kisch: also q loft
in IL West Seventeenth street TO the
Eagle Petticoat Company. and a loft in
24l-24b West Thirty-seventh street to the
J.. g. AfYerton Company.
Van Norden Wilson have leased a
floor In "a West Twenty eighth street to
William Stern. furrier; also space in SO
West Twenty-nnth street to Fl. Wester-
man and !. ID. Magnes. and space in 10
West Twenty-ninth street to Abraham
Frankel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS And COMMENT
Failure Of Municipal Building
,o Answer Demands Boon
10 office Owners.
JAIL ~ BUSINESS ZONE
Nearby Owners DO Not Like
Plan for Sc Of West 3Oth
street Property.

vo,... t. ported by brokers had nearly
=, ru.r o' interest FOR the real estate
,..-.. .t.rday ~ some of the happen
ir ofHcial city circles While the
..,.rne,ucut that the new Municipal
uyHdirt Inadequate will be received
.,,.,,iN with regret. In certain parts OF
..o ..i, a. VIII Gauge considerable relief.
~ vgs planned originally 10 house all the
....r.,rli cfy offices nov scattered among
900, ,ud doWntuw office buildings. but II
.- r1u understood that few departments
will W. tui. To- house their employees in
,,o spast allotted in the big building.
,rh ,Nr result that the city must con-
'qu. 'u pay rent To private owners.
Th,s vIU trud 10 largely reduce tn
,-Nic', That has existed In many quarters
whore the prospect of obtaining new
,.na0ts 90 Nh the large areas occupied by
.,y departments seemed rather slim under
prpsnn, conditions.
Owners iu the growing uptown com
mer.al building section are wondering
. tho city rs not about to make another
MISTAKE IN placing a jail, court and house
~ d.tontion for women on the site of the
Cd Touderloin police station on Thrtieth
-rree, just cast of Seventh avenue. The
President Marks FOR that purpose. Fine
and costly commercial structures are
being erected all about the neighborhood
4 the proposed city building which will
feel the effect of any such structure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New YORK. partts
cloudy aud colder to-day. with a..
minishinH northwest winds, 30.
mOvrOy. fair.


For New Jersey and Delaware. FAR and
colder o-day. diminishing northwest Winds
fair morrow.
For western New York local SHOWS 20.
DAY. generally fair tomorrow: modcrats
west winds. becoming variable
For northern New England fair TO-DAY
except local SHOWS in Maine. fair t,.inor.
row brisk north anu northwest winds.
For southern New England parity cloudy
ahd colder TO-DAY. with brisk 80 high north.
v"st winds: fair tomorrow
NEW NDik. Jan ~ The storm witch
was central over Michigan on TUESDAY moved
directly eastward Yesterday aud had Two
centres. one over western Now York ond the
other to the east OF Long Island.
SNOW fell In tho lake rrginus. Onto valley.
New England New York and western Penn
sNlVsnia
There Vas snow also In the Northw cstera
states and rain tn tho Pacin" states
. Elsewhere tnr weather was general, ftliI
High pressure prevailed throughout the
Interior or the country. hu, was low IN the
extreme Northwest
II vas warmer IN tho middle Atlantic ard
Sew England states and In the Northwest.
but colder In practicslly all other parts %
the country
Freezing temperatures again covered the
ohio VALLEY and northern Tennessee ana
Arkansas and into western parts Of the
middle Atlantic states.
In this city tine morning was cloudy. lear
ing iu the afternoon. cooler. wind frosh -
brisk ves' 30 northwest: average humidity.
% per cent; barometer corrected TO read -
sea level at y NJ. 80 p. NJ. esis
The temperature IN this city yesterday. q,
recorded BY tho official thermome tcr IS shown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22
DWELLING ron TOBACeo MAN.

EAST 7iTH STREET. Irving l. Kemp
nsr has sold ~ East seventy fourth
street Il FIVE story American basement
dwelling. on lot 2Ox1O2.2. to Junius
Parker. counsel to the American To-
hlc,o Company.
WEST l53D STREt,T.--The City Real
Es.aie Company has sold the plot son
ALI on the north side of i53d street
2i1 feet east OF Amsterdam avenue, TO
the Alexander Grant Construction Com
rauy. which will erect on the site a
i've story fiat from plans by Schwartz
4 Gross.
ARDEN STREET.--Brown Bros. have
sold 20 Arden street. the furthest north
o. the three apartment houses erected
81 june 1912, on the west side OF the
street Just north of Maggie avenue. The
street just north OF Maggie avenue The
buyer has given property in Orange in
part payment. The apartment house Is
five stories and s on "A plot 40 feet
wide and 100 feet deep. 1t figured in
the trade At $4,000. The house ac-
commodities twenty five families. II
vas built from plans by II. & II. II.
Worsmann at a cost of $4,000.
VISIT s0TH STREET. Max n. Green
'erg has sold fcr Irene NJ. Schlossbach
20 West SiNt!eth street. 4 four story
.cnement on lot 25xi0o.5. to ellen,
- Henry X. Goldeubock
WEST INST STREET.-The West Side
Construction Company. Jacob ANelrod,
president. has' sold the eight story fire.
proof apartment house known as Axiom
Court, AZ $50 West 141st street. on plot
'ooNs?.1l. adjoining the southeast cor
yer OF Riverside Drive. TO the Murray
Hin Realty Company. which gave in
part payment the three four story and
basement dwellings, at l43, i45 and l47
East Thirty fifth street, on plot 80. Ok
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

THE WEST RUPERT LUMBER COMPANY, q
New York corporation with offices at 81
Park Row snsa.sd ~ timber RSee-, su',ins sn
tied q petition IN bankruptcy here with LA
hlluies OF sllG52 and assets OF sc 500 Michne!
N. keshin is president.
JOSEPH G. LEVY dealer in mems furnishing
goods a, 2Ol IVES, 18th street, has filed a
petition IN bsnkr,ip,cy with LIABILITIES OF
pointed Joseph c Levy receiver, bond $40
with authority TO carry on business for five
days
sPERo BERLIN a petition in bankruptcy
has. been hled ags,ns, spero Berlin, ner
chan, tallors at a?s Fifth avenue, II was
sSility 20 pay their debts They began bust.
ness in October. 1912. The partners are
Abraham D sp~ro ami Charles Berlin
has been fled against samuel Davis. dealer
in sas and electric fixtures a, $40 Brondway,
The liabilities are said to he ssS" and the
MARY ". GIATRAs-A petition IN bank
ruptcy has been filed against Mary W
%as alleged that she permitted schloss bros
20 ob, ain Judgment under which her stock,
safe, fixtures, A., we're sold ont On Jan
HATTIE MUIIIN. hvlnR at ga West iis,h
street, has filed = petition IN bankruptcy
with Aahili,ies OF ~ am re asst \
10, 1913 for 3S&2 in favor OF the kali Lumber
Company on a contraT.
HERMAN BERNSTEIN o. y Hester street has
Hied % petition IN bankruptcy. with habn-
ties of ST. s%2 ana no assets liz was formerly
partner in the Arm of Bernstein Schorr
THE ECONOMY MAIL ORDER HOUSE INC --
Schedules in bankruptcy OF the EcoAomS
Mail Order House, Inc. at ia Flfh ave
nue., show liabilities Of slO,oel and assets Of
49, o
LA spINA CUT STONE COMPANY Judse
Mayer has appointed Gcorse IL Corey re-
,~iver for l.n Spina Cut Stone Company
of lSjth street and Canal place, bond 81 500.
The liabilities are $4,000 and the probable
assets q. on.
ROTH BENGER--Judge Mayer has dis
missed the petition in bankruptcy hled on
January 5 aEainst Roth Berger. fur manu-
facturers at Q; West Twenty eighth street. on
q settlement at 20 cents ON the dollar, pay.
able 20 cents cash and 10 cents in two notes.
JULIUS HABER-,Judge Mayer has dismissed
the petition in bankruptcy filed on January
4 against Julius Haher, dealer in mems fur.
nishing goods ~ lSi Orchard street on n set
Element at lb cents on the dollar.
LOUIS MARTIN, INC-Charles Shong God
United States auctiOneer. sold yesterday the
restaurant business of Louis Martin, Inc
n 1876 Broadway. near Sxtieth street, for
1900, and - understood that II was
bought for Mr., Martin.
SAM CARMEL. dealer in dry goods aud
wOolleu goods AZ 1850 Orchard street has
made an assignment TO Etman Antonier
wEISSMAN d WEINSTEIN--Jacoh weissman
and Meyer Wcinsten, who compose the firm
Of wcissman 4 Weinstein, wholesale dealers
IN fruit and produce In Attorney street, have
made an essignmea, 10 Nathaniel II. Kramer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22

',rmentnro TO Morris. Park Estates IS
ssspp ST - 20 i'm as St Aa gel"
Ia fOr t Ne E %sr,a% s",ins" sIk yr
MARMIoN Az, n g Elsmere pl. looxses--
Defender constn Go to TITLE ms 60.
,sTu s W. Jan 100 a S Sr, y ,o1iss
Frank Hertel 30 Emigran, Industrial say
Bank. 81 chambers ~. Jan a. yrs
y G. sttys. Amend A. lls Nassau
ST RAyMoND Az. .. 1894 . wrsbrIdge
road. 25xi00---C christopher kenahsn to
Gustav A Deuscher 3os i2jth ST. Jan I,
22i5 Westminster az. .....,.,.......,4 oo
BROOK Az. t22. =. 25Ni00--Jaeob Silver.
man ano to Ester kapian. 100 + l5Gth
81 pr mtg $4,000, Jan 20. due. &C. as
per bond. atty, A Martinbaud, $50 L i4is,
AuGusTA pI es. isss n Eastern Bou 1
yard. 25yioo-,i;o9is bansh. t. Bertha
Jan 20. due May 90, 1914. p C: atty.
zEMEGA Az VI. being lS; ,i 20. blk II; map
Peter Braschoss, si7 Morris av. Jan Fl,
due. &c az per bond; atty q 90, iss
isaD sT. ana. Sc. tox iirrcs-tar,oiine Fen.
nnEer to Eliz willetts. ass Jellin av.
Newark J, pr mtg $4,000. Jan 20. due.
s.. as per bond; atty, l. T co. 100
NqRTH tIiEsTNuT DRIVE 50 N n
South chestnut Drive. aoxi0o-Francis
Taylor 10 Mary G varian. Pelham Manor.
" Jan 60 yrs p c; atty. ". !;
and Z. map ses s il, Sof,h 4 " a5S
-Rachel f Blanchard 20 chas Neon
per bond, atty. N J sullivan, wits sv &
lfslH s's's.s's. s''s.'' 'fsss s....t.,""v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22
COURT CONFIRMS DEALS.

Judge Mayer Of the United States Dis
trct Court granted yesterday the motion
made several days ago by weschler &
kohn. attorneys on behalf OF james N.
Rosenberg. receiver OF the New York Real
Estate Security Company. for leave to is
sue receivers certificates to the extent OF
100000. Allen Wardell of Stetson, Jen-
nngs 4 Russell, representing the bond
holders committee: Holm. Whitlock &
Scarf, attorneys for the Hudson Trust
Company. trustee OF the general trust
mortgage. and Rogers e. Rogers, attor-
neys for the defunct company. Joined in
the application as being for the best in
terests OF all concerned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lehdet attoin.y'
Lulu Quigg to q T CO. l7o broad,
s,TTR sr sis W. :. isxsss, Jan 20. Isii.--
Same TO Bridget Mccabe. atty. Denis
'f PhrI pt bwsy 100 from cor Wash
az. tOxss.;. Nov is, lso5-Geo W Reid
and wife to lily Lips Jr. and Julia Lips
trus. atty. Williamson, Sst Alexander
SAM: PROPERTY. Apr ~. isOl-Ernes,
Wintersmith 90 same $1,000
"a ss,ioss' sep Sep, Is 1so.-Ssi. MG Keli.S.l
to Michael ] sullivan and ano. exrs and
,rus; address t2). Willis sv and lasth
sHERirr ST. .. i. $50 n . Ds,anesy
st. 25xioo. Mar IL. lsos-Hyman stachsr
ana and ano t. NY Fuchs attys' Mos:
WHITE -sT, 2. mtg on lease. sc. Dec 10,
nf.sa. CO. w s;,y i EaS f sua. SiG;
SANE Property. Sep, a. isis..MMGas
,.TH ST. r - ". /. si.i;s. DC, ii. isisw v0
Chss o and Emily y K,mbail TO Hattie
W aoodhsr'' atty Co. l7s broad;
BROADWAY. " = 30: ssd st. runs "
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