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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28
NINE ROOMS.
04th St, West Harperlsy Hall Lath
So, 4O0-t4.0OO

64th ST., West Harperlsy Hall Laths.
50, fO0-&4, coo
Manager on premises.
list st. lO6-.i0 Central tx w. Barnard. 81. 500
+. r. Wood. W. n. Dolson Co, BY & S0th
18th st.. 40 West End av. HohenEollern
S2.iO0
r. r Wood, ". 81. DOlson Co, By & S0thr
S4th st.. 10 Riverside Drive. 5000.
", r. & J. NJ. Stewart, 80 Riverside DR.
Goth ST.. 3O0-3o2 Central PIX. West FL Dorado.
5000
Z. r. Wood W Il, Dolson co BY q sOth.
s2d ST.. I West Cherbourg 800.
f. r Wood w ". Dolson Co ~ Soth
ed st.. / West CherboTg. 1850.
r. r. Wood. w. Il. Dolson Co.. BY & sth-
SD st.. 30 Riverside Drive Stratford Avon
s. 500
F r. Wood. w 81. Dolson Co. BY & SOth
s4th 81, 222 Riverside Drive Irving ATms.
F. II. Wood. W. X DolsOn Co BY & s0th.
nth ST., ze9' West. Powelton u.iO0
F, r. Wood. w. N. Dolson Co.. By S0th
1923 81, AIS Central Fk. W. Braender. t.5O0.
T. r. Wood, W. Il. Dolson Co.. By & SQth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28

The direct primary Is the best boss
killer known If the ordinary party
members vote. Cast your vote for Min
man and against Barnes to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28
WEST SIDE.
NINE ROOMe

ii'' Z, e. 3, !, s' 9; West II. Hul.,s.
90, American RIAL Estsss Co mv. -
baths 1850 80. ~. 'D' hoqlI.
a.. 9. z. Manner. res nFf ~ ~.
100 o., ~ West. welliarsos -. ~ :
- Y. WOOD, W. -. D6lson ~ - u
wi a. Nv ~ Niehoiss A. stocs,s.
WOW. u. boF0n Co. ~ ~
TEN ROOMS.
iIst 81, ~ Wet Dorfi'er 80.
X Wood, W II. Dois0n 90 ~.
ohefp 60 EfOsdNay. eor ~ -
"'h !, * w WsU INA az Hos.s..
y K wood ". n. DoI.o, 9,
Dth ~, q West Carlyle. VA 'yta
90, ~ Wool, ". ". D9issh 90 n,
'u' - ~ Wesl The gtrathallas &
oo,,,' ~ sms,ooa W h; Dolson 60. ByI4
'O'1 1, ~. w. q" cet'ral rark w,sl 80
r. r. Wood, ~. n. Dol,,, r. ~.
wa *, J West Chsroo ~ 81 10 90
v WIZ v y psis0n 20 -.
'Sd e., 40 Riverside Drive sratro,,s =
F.R. wcod " ~ po.o, e. o..
Sth 't. 70 Wes, Povellton tss ss
X WOO w " Do'son CO 49,,
N' a. WfSts % near 9Th - -
nay baths. $500 b 81 "a ~
Alfred r obDm. n Ws,, ~, :.
ELEVEN ROOMS.
Sist ST.. 10 West. Pasadena. nSs
r Wood. ". .. Dolaoa s,..,.
s4th g. - ! West Hsrpsisy Han a..
Manager on premises
Slst 81. West. II. BoVnatts. 4 bssh.
and 1900.
Alfred 2. Coburn II West So /.
s4th St. 10 Riverside Drive. 2 osfs.
". r. & J. ". Stewart. ID -.
Drive. 30
H'h 81, tp5 West End az. Hos.,..
300. r x. wood. " IL polsos r.
way and SOth 81.
ssth 81. and Broadway. Relnoyd ~.
2. q. Wood. W. n. Dolson. -.
and soth II,
TWELVE ROOMS.
18th st.. 10 West. { baths HHa
Pease e Gilman. 30 Madison AZ
s4th st. 40 Riverside Drive 4 bsfS.
w. X. & !. II. stewart. 10 -
Drive.
l0zd st., as Central Park West E.
1900. r r. Woo. v. n. Dolso. 4.
way and S0th 81.
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isiei Sg . c, S4sSoi attys Otis q C. &C
Wall st.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name ana address Of lender and at
toney.)
SEPTEMBER 20,
PoFHAM ST, q 3, lUs.l Anthony Az
1890: June 10, iSR2; J II Cain TO lie ROY
atty, - Broad st tpib.
RAME PROPERTY: Oct %. 1885, Jane
Welsh. widow, 10 same; S2,9sO: atty, SANE
STH ST, ~ W, ., 2S0.0 " 9th av, 2o.lE
Is. II; Jan 90 1911: Minnie Z Owens 70
Livia NJ Pope; $1,000 attys, Simon A, III
Bway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28

Arthur Corbin. Of Mohegan. near PeeRSkih
third member ~ his family 10 suffer broken
bones in week, was gored by COW. His
brother Samuel had shoulder and C'llarbonG
broken in train wreck at Campbell HAL.
\. Y, and his sister Jennie had leg broken
by fail from tree while picking apples.
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Eight ROOMS,

nth st., 100 West. / bath. $3.50.
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison av.
/ Ssth ST. rs West. 2 baths 400.
Peass a Gilman. $40 Madison av.
| 6Sth St, 9 West Vera. $500
r. K. Wood. NJ. Il. DoIson, BY & soth St
list ST. III West Dorilton. $500.
F. r. Wood, W. II. DOlson, BY & soth St
72d st., lOl West. St. Charles. Ga'h' N'"""
Ere frederick zittel & Sons, Bway & 7sth st.
/ 18th ST. sO7 West. Lnsanno Court. baths
Geo; Geo. Resented Co. Inc, 81 f. 'sd st.
F. Il. Wood. W. il. Dolson. By Soth st.
sOth st. 3O6 West. Seyland. / bath. 81. 100.
Frederick zittel 4 sons. Bway & 18th
" 4 II. Wood, W. H. DolsOn. BY & Soth St
$50 St. 262 West. fl.70o.
F. H. wq9d W. H. n RoiSoT s soS ~ sSth st.
! W r. & ]. ". stewart, 100 Riverside y
| s5th st., / West. Rossleigh c.. $500.
F. n. wCSd W. H. De! ROlSOH' 81 sy & so'h st.
COW F. Il. WOOD, W. i: boisOn, By soth st.
r. Wood, W 3; Dolson. BY Soth st.
F. Il. Wood W. H Dolson. BY soth Vt
500 r. R. Wood, W. il. DolsOn' s'y 3 sSth g.
80 Frederick zittel 8 sons, Bway { 7sth g 3,
F. r. Wood, w. Il Do!son. BY & soth ST.
$50 st., 4-6 West. $500 $500
F. Il. Wood, W. II; DolsOn, BY s Soth ST.
s3d st. 37-43 West. Norman ti,600
f. r. Wood. w. H. Dolson, BY y soth 81.
98d st., 81 Central PIX. W. The Kenmaro.
Sharp < Co, Bway. cor. 9sth st.
1871 ST., 327 Central PIX. W. The Kenmare
SHARP sharp e. & Co.. Bway. cor. ssth st.
si,h st.. 90 Riverside Dnye Irving Arms.
+, Il. Wood, W. H. DOlsOn. By Sah st.
9th st., zoe West Cortnseca. Sl.06o.
f. r. Wood. W. Il. Dolson, BY * sOth st,
eth ST. 20 West. Powelllon 81 coo.
F. r. Wood, W. II. DolSon, BY & soth 81.
Goth ST.. sol West End ay. bennington ?
Frederick Zittol & Sons. Bway 8 18th st.
s9th ST.. 200 B'way. The Arragon. N,l0o-
Sharp & Co, Bway. cor. sstn st.
Tooth St. SASS West End av. 400.
sharp & Co, Bway. cor ssth 81:
loist. st. $3l West. DCrothea. 9 1908, 900
lOist st.: $40 West End ay. West End .tall.
Chas S. Kohler, 9Ol Columbus sv.
non s. ST.: S0i-6il West. II. Hudson baths
American Real Estate Co.. COL W. 10Th ST.
lllth St, 40 West Parkmere SeOo-S660
+. r. Wood. w. II. DolSon, BY s. SoIh 81.
ST. sO0-G.OoS ~ '"' wv A'''''
Chas e Hames. 54b West IlIth st.
listh st.. s. Morningside Or. West. The Mont
Sharp 8 Co. broadway. cor ssth st.
lsSth ST. ami Riverside DR.. ST. Francis Court
F, r. Wood. W. Fl. polson. Rwsy ana NOth.
10th st.. Coz West. Rolyat. 81 OOO-n. 200.
-. Frederick Zntel 8 Sons. Bwsy and 's!h 81, s.
iblst 81, 6ol West. Washington irving ~
r R. Wood. W. Dolson. Bway and Soth.
F. n. Wood. W DolEon. Bway and Noth.
is3d ST. 600 West Balmoral Court. 81 90
- R. Wood. W Dolson, s"3y S en- a. sg so0
isSth -. 600 West. Hamlei Court N,0o-'i'@VV'
SCHNEIDER & llebleT, 1873 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER IS.
Manhattan.
No satisfied mechanics liens filed this Day
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Tho following plans for new buildings were
filed with the Manhattan Bureau OF Build
ings on September &c:
MADISON AV. cor 44th 81; for
10 sty commercial building. IS. 5x12s4 (; River
brook Realty Corpn, 81 Cedar 1t, owner;
la Fargo & Morris. i0l Park nv, architects;
5000 600.
227TH ST, 9 s. Is Coriesr pl; for
y sty dwelling 22x5O: s Hummel. % Marble
Hill av, owner: Moore & Landsiedel, l4Sh
81 and 3D. av, architects; $4,000.
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FOUR ROOMS.

sth st.. o. St. Marks Place. 81, eGo.N ~ Sc,L
Z. *. Wood. W. II. Dolson GO: IS ) q e''1''
9Th ST. 3g-A3 I bath. 5000 $40.
Pease e. Gilman. $40 Madison Az
3lst ct. 1873 Madison nv. ! bath. tl,+VO'
Pease 3 Gilman. $40 MADISON a''
10th ST. i48 East. bath. 81. 200
PeaBs & Gilman. $40 Madison aE;
aod - 81 East. 1 bath 81 .iOO-Sl, 4ON
Petve G Tslliman, $40 Madison az.
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FIVE ROOMS.

10Th st.. 1o5 East. bath. s6Oo.S9So
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison aV'
9th Al 2g-43 East I bath. $1,000.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison aN'
10th st.. 1O4 East. bath. $2,OoO
Pease a Gilman. $50 Madis g16 az az COO
psase & ElIlnan, $40 Madison av.
nth st. $50 Park av. bath. $1,000
Pesse & E'Ilman. $40 Madison az;
SD st.. 100 East. The Surrey: Ngo-N'Hv'
60, D. L; es GI una ., * 81 81 500 o. l'''
D. L. Gilman 8. CO.. Al Madison oF'
s6th ST. los East. sl.ioo.
u L. Ellman Co. vi MaaIsoh ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
COUNTRY

ron HOMES 10 tnv rea' country near New
YOFk consult The COunirS Home League
90 West SEA 6ueoL Phone $3.50 NadiSon
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Unter,st per cent, unless otherwise
stately
SEPTEMBER &c.
WanbaNt.U
Manhattan.

Manhattan,
9TH ST and s w, IS 124 " Of 9th
av, SO 8xaS.11. the Securities g 20 L
Young. Crosby av Deal y ]; jane (p'ior
mtg $4,000: due and mtg as PEI bond
800; attys. Goldman. II UnEer. .
Broad -.
sOTU ST, 5 9. 5i3 Q Of Lexington az,
lQSX1092; Hickman TO II Faeth. So
Eagle Nv: Sept -: due oct !. 1917, or
sooner: > p C. $500 attys, Joyce d Hon.
%JS BWdy.
The Bronx.
LOT 80 10 CO, amended map Brentwood
Park. Winnie VI Shermer 10 Bella d EisleT,
&O2 W 02d St; July ,; dus etc, as per
bond: 1881 70 atty. u ID Eisler. - Wall.
UNION Az, Ti6. C :, lS.9X9I.2: ] Cold
stein 20 Alice Mccormick. 7l6 Union av;
@ sGRS { e. " 5ai E i4SStih ST. St. "'''''
lSGTH ST 5 :. lis " southern, Boule-
A Nimphlus. 40 ~ Raymond az; given
TO secure lease (prior mtg f2,5O0l; Sept
IS; due, etc. az per bond: $1,000; atty,
J P Van Kirk, Willis av and iisth st.
237TH ST, {. 1884 OF Martha aY;
80 4XIOO; Adelaide Kavanagh to Central
Mtg Co, 90 Wall st; Sept 1; due April J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28

Robert Degnan. 81 NewComb, rather than
face hig wife agan broke away from Po-
iiceman SouthNorth who ira ;ked him 10 a
dock at Lake Oscawanna and arrested him
on assault charge. plunged into water Ind
swan across lake TO freedom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28

Burglar who stole toy bank rom young
son OF Everett, Messier. OF Alpine, near
Nyack not wishing 10 discourage thrift, kept
g. So N contained and twenty-four hours later
sent back empty bank 50 owner cculd stow
away another fortune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28
FREAKS OF A DAYS NEWS.

Coroner James P. Dunn, Of YCnkers, anti
machine candidate for Sheriff Of Westchest' r
County, appealed TO Ionkers Woman Suffrage
Association to have women act as watchers
and see that Wilson Democrats get fair
count In primaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28

Firing at a target with a new revolver,
Mrs Georgia Robinson. Of Whaley Lake,
near Garrison. missed the bull s-eye, bus
peppered her husband, Earl. wOunding him
in the right arm. ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28

Ralph 8. Trombley. Of Highland Falls
buying a diamond. costing $500. Eaid 70 ne
stolen from Ethelbert Kingsley's home, for s..
thought he had 4 bargain until police took Il
away from him In Romford and locked him
UP until he proved his innocence and wds
released.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28
LIS PENDENS.
SEPTEMBER Is.
Manhattan.

s5TH ST. 1853 e; Amy A c Montague agt
Lulu A Carter ct al foreclosure Of mts);
atty. II Montague.
LOT a. blk 3S4 sec .: l. Michels agt NJ
Scherer ct al foreclosure OF tax HEM; atty,
7 ! SchW6TtZman.
nth ST. lf W: spscht GEt II Rosen-
berg ct al foreclosure OF MTG; attys, Salter
& SteinkAmp.
NORFOLK ST. 70; A Dworsky agt Con:
seryatlve Holding Co ct al foreclosure OF
mtg: attys, StrauS 4 Dworsky.
last ST, g. $50 " Broadway. l8Xl9s.lOK
irreg. J = Zurla Tile Co Inc. agt Newmark
& Davis. Inc, ct al action 70 foreclose me-
Chanics' LEM; attys, Stoddard Mark.
lllTII ST Sc L; Franklin Savings Bank IN
the City OF New York AIT Belle Bloch ct q!
foreclosure Of MTG, atty, W Powell: u.
nth ST. II 3, 49, g Washington 81. PIX
n. s Hamburger agt Ann Walsh ct al 'ore-
closure Of mtg; attys Gettner, simon &
Asher.
The Bronx.
ELTON Az. @ s. e. l55th Ct, 6oHioo;
Q CaruccI aEt NJ Moriarty Ct al faction 70
enforce contact atty. a Eomagna.
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ALTERATIONS.
Items under 5000 omitted
SEPTEMBER 20.
Manhattan

BROADWAY, b c cor 69th II: TO a IL sly
apartment house: Land Brokerage 60, l Mad
ison av. owner; Schmidt, l Madison av
architect; $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28

Odor from Wickopee reservoir. which fur
nishes PeekskIll drinking water. is so dis
agreeable to Kent. Putnam County. that resi-
dents have 20 keep their windows shut, says
village newspaper which is surprised that
anybody can use the water because "cyCn
the cattle refrain from drinking Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28
I No. J END kYE.. 5. ". co.. iIIl

WEST END Nv T., ,, W. NVt. -
and 9 Rooms, J Baths
Rents 1850. S3,250
TUCKER, SPENERS q CO.
435 5th Ave. Tel Murray NM ~
FOR SALE OR LEAsE.-Gramsfg y
Apartments. SO Creamery Bah
suites % Q and 20 rooms keniA, +
$1,000. 5000. Sale price N.lel-li.
Inquire OF superintendent on Frsur
40 w iO4TH ST. Cor Broadasl-7
apartment, ! rooms. Slice -
Perry & Dwight, 2lo6 Bwsy, kns u
HARPERLEY HALL, ! West ~. y, 1
6-7-9-lO Rooms, sl,s90 70 ~
Ths DorlIton, III IVES, list s.. Ca.
l. 8 and 10 rooms. ZOO S.so1 ---<z'
The HohsnIoIlsrn, eos We, EHd A..
sIth g. g. 10 and II rooEs, lLsS. s-. -.
The stTstiord Avon, 30 Riverside ph'1
rooms and baths, $500 % 1s.LV9 ---5r
The Barnard, lOs-ll0 Csauai Pns w.
Cor. fist 81. 5. !, 5. roogl. LIZ .Ls- - -
The PT1sSda, 50 Central Para Wss.: %.
8. . ana 10 rooms. baths. A.se, : :. -. :.
The Sherman, B'aay and 1Srd -,
and bath. Rents very rstSonael e----.-;
The CAMBRIA, 5I7-5l W 55Ih st-l'ij,
bath. htcheHette. rura. Or uniaf1. 49,
IaSanaS Court, 507 ". 18th s.. s1sss ~
s. Z. rooms. ! aud 2 baths. .LsS -
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EIGHT ROOMS.
NNE ROOMS.

3ist ct, lS6 Madison az. | bath. 81. 100
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison av.
5Sth ST. l16 East. Fullerton. 3-4 baths
g. 500.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison av
$50 St l1b-I22 Y. 3 baths So $50 81 $50
Douglas L. Gilman d Co.. Inc. 42l Mad
seth 81 $50 Madison av. 3 baths. $4,000
81. 400.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Rv
S7th ST. soi Lexington. t2.450-S3. 900.
ID. l., Gilman 4 Co., AT Madison AZ.
SGD ST, $50 Park. S2.7o0-t3.30o.
D. l.. Gilman a Co.. 42i Madison av.
SD ST.. 9Sl Park Hanover. 800.
D. l.. Gilman 4 Co., 43l Madison aY.
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EAST SIDE.
ONE ROOM.


u. L. Gilman 4 Co.. al Madison sy'
40th st., i40 East ! bath. 4o4V.
PeSse & Gilman. $40 Madison O"
10Th st.. 20 East. $40. $500, 40
n. L. Gilman a Co. tA MAais0" @''
TWO ROOMS.
10th 81 iSi East. Fairfax Arms. ! bath
slso.to0o, r O. Foley iSl E ,ssS iy aims as
l bath. iOOO-S9Oo r. G. Foley on
Nth a. so.is East, bath. t1ao-teoo
Pesse q Gilman, $40 Madison ~. 4,
2sth st. 2lT Fifth a~ KniekeroooN'"
Peas OT Gilman. $40 Madison aH
IiBt At. 4e.s East. bath: te9O.
Pea's g ElllmH1,.s ,S go !, y, Madison q"
D. /. Gilman & Co.. q Madison sT
9th st. '$ si,m ESs' ; GO 81 Madison sv
S2d st. Is East 1901 zoo: ,
D. l. Gilman & Co. al Maai'0n @''
BSth St. q East. 5000 -, ,.,,.,o nv
d. L. Gilman ( Co. ga had"on Nv
o. L. Gilman 4 Co.. 42l MsdlhoH. d az,
KIN at 6oi Madison av. bath. 1900.
OF" P SS Gilman. $40 Madison az.
6sta st.. 1896 East. Sd0-teoo ,,,. 40
d. Gilman & Co.. AZ MADISON 81 oso-
Goth st.. so Park Nv pain" sl''0'
P t'1So' & Gilman. $40 Madi.on Sw
ed St. % East. bath. S00o,Nso.
PeaEe & Gilman, $40 Madlsoh SN'
Poase & EIiiman, $40 Madison sy.
$50 St. % Madison ay. A2o.Hco.
D. L. i;lllpan & Co.. ~ Madison a''
18th st., e90 Madison aV' siSy. Ala, Nc
D. L. Gilman g. Co.. ~ Maaison S''
18th II. $50 Madison az. iH0-tsoo.
D. l.. Gilman & Co. Al Madison av
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THREE ROOMS.

18th st.. lO5 East l bath. S66O-tIZ9'
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison sN;
10th St, 1871 East. Fairfax Arms. J ou'n'
$720-Ss4O. II. G. Foley. on pteIl,sS ,
10th st, isl East. Furn. Fairfax ArHS
bath Ss40-Se0O
y. G. Foley. on premises .,ooo
3Ist St. 1886 Madison ay. ] path. S,UOo
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison a''
4gth St. i4O East. | bath. 5000.
Pesse q Gilman, $40 Madison Az o6o
6oth st, 20 East. bath. Sl,2oO.S 500
Pcase & Gilman, $40 Madison AZ; am
GIst st.. 8G1 Madison Nv. bath. ELBOW
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison aV'
62d st.. 80 East. / bath. $1,000
Pesse & Gilman $40 Msd dS aV'
sod ct, 40 East 1 bath. $1,000.
Peass A. Gilman $40 Madison av'
s6th at, ~ East bath. $1,000.
Pesse q Gilman, $40 Madison az.
6sth ST., III East. I bath; $500.
Peahe & Gilman, $40 Madison aV'
s1,t at 1871 East | bath. SI2O.
PeaEe q Gilman. $40 Madison a''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28

Yeariing buck deer frightened by touring
car operated by Louis Brassard. Of Tappan.
Rockand County, at Mount Riga, y. =,
mounted engine and plunged TO IN through
windshield. The four persons In car escaped
unhuTt.
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EAST SIDE.
TEN ROOMS.

TEN ROOMS.
2sth st., 247 Fifth sv. Knieksrboehsr z
PtSSs 8 Gilman, $40 Madison Sv'
5sth st., All Park. ti.000-tb,0oo
~ d. L. Gilman a Co, l5i Madison a.
G2d 81. bs3 Park av. 81 baths. s8OOo
Peaso & Gilman, $40 Madison az
7sd d. 8 a'T Si RaTE; 5000 60 isi Madison Az
Pease q Gilman. $40 Madison aV.
ELEVEN ROOMS.
bsd IT.. BIS Madison av. baths $4,000
pease & Gilman, $40 Madison az. .oo
Osth st.. III Madison ay. baths. SA'oOV-
P eUgy' q Gilman. $40 Madison av.
b. L. Gilman & Co., l21 MAdison ~
7sih AZ $40 park NV. ( baths kAOOO-
Pease 4 Gilman. S4o MaS ~ Io6. Is 900.
Penss & EIiiman, 3I0 Madison av
aad a., SIS Park. J2.oO0-I5.300.
D. L. Gilman 4 Co.. I2l Madison aV
$50 81. 81 s'E Gilman T 8 Co. 42l Madison Gv
%. L, Gilman 4 Co. 42t Madison aV.
TWELVE ROOMS.
s7th st., sOI Lexington. $1,000;
D. l. Elllman 4 Co., A2l Madison Az
ssth, st.. II East Ne Morquand HOUSE
P Pss9s' 'G Gilman. so Madison AZ.
10th 81 $50 PARK av. 8 baths; $4,000
Pease & Gilman. 94O Madison aH
aga At, $50 Park. SS.so0-S4, 900.
d l.. Gilman & Co., 42l Madison aV'
THIRTEEN ROOMS.
Ais, At. g87 Madison av baths. $4,000.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison az.
sstb ST II East Marquand House. =
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison sY
FOURTEEN ROOMS.
6sth st., cas- Park. $1,000.
d. l.. Gilman & Co.. 43l hadlbou 1''
EIGHTEEN ROOMS.
ssth a., $40 Park. I9,oooti2,ooo.
N I I-IIip,an a Co. l2l Madison aV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28


18th ST., 2T4 West. l bath. $40 $500
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison aY
bSth ST.. 200 West baths $3.50
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison ay
seth ST.. % West baths. $4,000.
Pease & Gilman. 40 Madison aV
6lst st.. 10 West. Pasadena $1,000
+. r Wood W II. Dolson Co, BY & Soth.
list St, III West. DOrllton. 81 500.
F r Wood, w. II. Dolsoi Co.. BY & soth.
sOth ST. 225 West. The Hsdrian $780,
r X Wood ". II. Dolson Co.. BY & S0tn
s5th st.. West. Roaslelgh CT. $1,000.
T. n. Wood. w. II. Dolsou Co.. BY & S0th.
s7th st.. 265 Cen. PIX. w. Cascade. $1,000.
+. r. Wood, w II Dolson Co.. BY & Goth
seth ST.. 26T West Runoia. bath. 81 100.
Frederick ZIttel Sons, BY q 10th vt.
Goth ST.. 300 Cen PIX. w FL Dorado. 5000
F. X. Wood. ". II. Dolson Co.. BY q goth
92d St. 7 West The Raleigh. l bath.
36OO-S
sharp q Co. B'way. cor. seth ct.
D3d St. $50 Amsterdam av. 5000.
r. r. Wood, W. n. Dolson Co. BY & S0th
g3d 81, 325 West. AlbeG. $780,
Y. r Wood. ". Il. FOLSOM Co. BY 4 sOth
DSth st. 200 ". Camden. ! bath. 1880 $40.
97th 81 22V West. Powellton. 5000.
I. r. Wood, W. II. Dolson Co. BY a s0th
Goth ST.. 2i6 W. The St Pierre. bath. 5000.
Sharp & Co., Broadway, cor, 99th 81.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-21

Petersburg Va, July ga mouse
robbery was prevented In the home oil
DIR. w. Hoy on South Jefferson street
Saturday night when the physician dis
covered the presence OF the burglar in
the house and called police headquar
ters over the telephone. The police re-
sponded promptly and found 'hat en-
trance had been effected through a
window on the side OF the mouse ana
preparations had been made to coliec'
and carry off the family silverware.
While local police were making a
search Of an old stable near the east
end OF Marshall street day or two
ago for a negro who is under arrest
charged with feloniously cutting and
wounding his wife, valuable breech-
loading gW, the property of Captain j.
NJ Thorn BON. which was valued al
about s75.kand which was stolen about
seven months ago. was discovered.
A civil service examination Will be
held at the Petersburg postonice on
August to lll a vacancy in the Gus
tom service now existing.
The condition of afrs. H. w. Man
son, wife of a well known Norfolk and
Western railway conductor. who has
been confined to the Petersburg hos
pital for the past several weeks, Is
very grave and little hope Is enter
tanned for her recovery.
Mrs e. e. Slaughter, OF Grove ave-
nue., who was taken to the Petersburg
hospital for treatment several days
ago, is said to be In serious con-
dttion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-21

Il could go over until fall without a
player being injured"
Players Decide Today.
AR. Hermann next addressed his
players and asked them IL they pro-
posed 10 strike TO give the club due
notice, 80 that patrons could be nou-
6ed beforehand Il there was to be q
strike and no game on Wednesday
Then the room was left to the players.
Everybody else cleared out
After a short walt "a spob esman for
the Cincinnati players came out and
told Hermann that they hadn't any
orders from President F'ultz and that
they would let the matter go over
until tomorrow. No strike orders had
been issued to them. Fred Merkie,
who represents the New York chapter
in the piayers Fraternity. also said he
haN not heard anything from head
quarters ordering q strike
All MIR. Hedges would say on the
subject was this:
Il think It a very in-adyised at
Tempt to force their views without
arbitration
When John McGraw WAS asked
what he thought would BIZ this upshot
Of the trouble. ne replied tersely:
Nothing III bet fifty t. ten We
rlay ball ON Wednesday strike! It's
too foolish"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-21
WHITEHEAD OPENS

Continued from First ragel.
cotic, thing OF which one drop to~
day calls for two tomorrow.
The speaker quoted DR. DaJarnette.
of the Stanton asylum. as recon-
mending that druggists and saloons
should be taxed for the care OF
drunkards and drug f1ends. making.
as he put it. the drunkard and drug
fiend manufacturer responsible for
their products"
DR. Priddy. of the epiletic colony.
had been Of the opinion while II
Marion that whiskey was necessary
in treatment. but he experimental at
the epiletic colony. with the result
that he reported he had found 1t
necessary among 1853 patients to use
1t only with one.
Drunkenness Disease.
The State board of charities refers
to drunkards as diseased. The weta
ask that disease breeder shall be
licensed.
Royal Cabelrs plea for the Demo-
cratic doctrine against centralized
power was laughed at by the speaker.
as The devil quoting scripture" The
liquor houses were characterized az
lawbreakers and the speaker read
letter from a Richmond house to-
show ii had sold to one who in turn
fetatied in a dry city.