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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-05-07

no small matter and but few
people practice it, while | was
good and wondering how the
world ever got along without the
condensed wisdom | daily carry
under my hat, Gerusha appeared
on the scene and said, Il wish
you would take charge Of the
garden this year | want to rest
Just to see how it would feel. "
In an unguarded moment | prom
ised and she set down and wrote
out a contract saying any honest
man would be willing to sign
anything they intended carrying
out. popped my fist to it with
out ever stopping to read. Then
it was Maj. Eli Perkins Of Owl
Holler, and told her how much
might it carried when signed to
a paper. In a few days | toId
Gerusha to get up some hands
and would take them out and
show them what to do. She
said | reckon not, | have you
signed up to do the work and
you will find the spading FORK
under the corner of the house,
put in good days work tnt
vegetables ought to be in thl
ground. said | thought
signed to boss. She said wnar
would be doing, | have bossel
it for thirty years and don
want to turn it over to a man
who don't know any more
than you do; Just then a brigh
light dawned in my understand
ing and as Mrs. Cleveland useC
to say, 81 was confronted witt
a condition and not a thing.
She said you have played out o
this garden business long enough
[ have two sons, both lawyers
and we are gong to make yol
dance or make me a deed to tina
fall colt.
While all this talk was goinl
on | was ransacking my BRAN
for some argument t at
thought would have weight witt
the COURT was always hand,
With an eXcuse-l said you know
work don't agree with me; sh
salu yod have it all wrong, 20
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-05-07

Mr.. Morrison was born at Sprin gport, Pamela county,
Mssss p February 29h 1869 His father Presbyterian
minister and moved with his family Marshall county the
subject of this sketch grew manhood Wen nearing his
ory young Morrison turned his attention farming for time
and devoted the proceeds Of his efforts towards educating himself
beyond the school he HAD received earlier He
afterwards became teacher and superintendent of the Gre
NADIA city schools for years He graduated from the Law
School the University of Mississippi with the class of 1892 and
set up the practice of his profession Grenada that fall He
was elected to the Legislature in 1903 and has been of
that body since serving Of the important committees
and making useful member
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-05-07
Children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA S 7 O RIA
Uncle Eli
Works Garden
He and the Work Did Not
Agree and Providence Aids

Mr.. EDITOR-I was born to
trouble, as natural as it is for
sparks to fly upward, The Bi-
BILE is the authority for the voice
of prophecy pointing strait at
me. Well | wont tell a story but
just relate a circumstance that
fell under my observation - Ge-
rusha had fixed me up a fine
dinner and when / had just
finished putting it where it
would do the most good got out
my old corn cob pipe and soon
had the smoke curling over my
head and was making that self
satisfied look SO much used by
smokers, and began to Count
my blessings and name them one
by one. First, | had plenty to
wear, cottonade pants, hickory
shirt, two number IA shoes,
broad brimmed hat that cost a
quarter and that same seer suck
coat that elm over my heaC
when | got wet going to churcl
and | had to tie a brick to the
tail of it to keep it in proper
position, and then plenty to ca
and somebody to cook it thar
knew how, now hold your finger
}on the place until | make a re
mark that will ring all down tht
ages, "Bad cooking is RESPONSE
BILE for half the ills that the hu
man race enjoys today. 1t putt
the world all out Of joint an(
makes you do and say thing
that you are sorry after" Nov
Il feel better after making tina
wise and timely remark; for un
loading such suggestions on
waiting and eXpectant world i
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-05-07
(SSISSIPPI, THURSDAY, MAY Z. 1914

real thing and the DEVILS in me,
if you want to laugh go around
behind the barn where | can't
see or hear you.
said | had been writing the !
Perkins letters for years and my
motto is Keep in good humor
and do your best" and the time
has come to take my own medi-
cine and have got it to do or
take down my sign as the
"Apostle Of Sunshine. So |
dug away sweating and putting
like an old balky engine.
Seeing | had gotten where hu-
man aid couldn't reach my case
| called on providence to give a
poor fellow a lift and as mine
was a needy case He sent a good
rain and let me off till the ground
gets dry. | an taking the sub
ject under advisement, as the
Judge says, it goes with me in
my daily rambles and is not a
stranger in my midnight dreams.
[ hope it will rain a month,
. | thought | would play sick
but our Doctor is one of those
honest straight jacket fellows
that you can't buy, beg nor hire
and he would either let the cat
out of the wallet or give me
medicine enough to cure sick
horse. So you see there is no
hope for a weary sinner in that
direction. The Methodist prea-
cher, Bro. Gean, sympathized
with me and said he believed
Bro. Drummer at Pine Valley
Calhoun county would take up a
collection for me if | let him
know how sad my condition was.
If it was anybody but Gerusha
| could find seme way to tool
them out of this contract, but
she is too darneu we'll acquaint-
ed with your Uncle Eli.
Now, Mr.. Editor, there's a
! reason for all this for I've al
, ways been able to make her be-
Iieve any kind Of a long mined
t yarn. Somebody has been talk
r ing to her anu pizened her mne.
2 | think it is those women that
S want to vote-but | don't want
j to say anything about woman
suffrage till | get too old to run
/. tor the legislature. | might let
t in on the wrong side to get the
d most votes. A politician must
Lhink four times before he
r speaks.
While I am temporarily out o1
G harmony with my job | am no
out of hope. | suppose | have
), used my hopper more than an!
h man of my age and | want yol
: 70 take this ioea home with you
3, ,ne more you use hope, tn
,tronger and brighter it gets. |
Il never grows old and tired bu
ii turns up smiling every time yo,
: call on it to perform.
a Some great poet has said
& Behind a frowning providenc
}. is a smiling face" got an in
,e 5plrarion from that face thi
& .norning when | opened the ON
IS .touer mail. The first II letter
! we're from editors all over tn
E country for whom | had bee
I. writing. They were all letter
/. # coincidence and promlsln
J.. lelp. A talr sample of thel
e read this way: 1--WE have learne
= With deep regret of your lat
misfortune whereby you hav
}, cen transformed from an apo'
ii lie of sunshine to a digger {
ish bait, Draw on us tC
,e mount to cover value OF la
i ,oIt. Tear up the earned ol
. .ontract that STANDS as a natur'
=, .aiamity to dam up the flow
- rood humor and sunshine t
. . always comes from your pen
III Iirhten the burden and driy
ie Hall care from the lives of yor
~ fellow men and fellow women.
te So you see the trouble is q
IN about DER
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-05-07

more,
And to his proper place has
ascended.
ELI PERKINS.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-21
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Washington De-. eo.-The disturbance that was
over tho -, Lawrence valley saturday night moved
rapidly eastward 20 the Newfoundland Banks. and
another disturbance has moved 10 thc Mississippi
valley from the south Rocky Mountain region.
Within ths lsst teeuy ious hours these disturb
suces have caused precipitation over practically
al paris Of the country. there having been rains
m tie Atlantic ani CUR states. Tennessee. Arkan-
fss snd California aud SHOWS i1 the Ohio aud
upper Mississippi VALLEY. the upper Lake region.
the plains states and me Rocky Mountain region.
Temperature has fallen considerably 30 the Ncs
England states and over tAe middle Rocky Noun
tain region aud it has changed iitlc els,aAerc.
The indications are that there will be rains AMI
SHOWS in the Middle Atlantic states and the upper
Ohio Valley. rains in the south Atlantic and Easi
Gull states. and snow in the region of the Great
Lakes. N0uhcu Ncw York and Sew England ou
Monday. folloecI by generally FAIR weather in
these districts on tuesday. West ot thc Mis-
,I,,ippi River the weather viii be fair Monday
and Tuesday. The tempcraurs viu bo lover on
Monday throughout the great Central valleys. hs
upper Lake region and the Gun states. aud some
vbst lover temperature Is probable Tuesday u
the south Atlantic aud Middle Ausntic states i,
will rise Monday ald Tuesday 100 Do, Northwest.
The winds fg- t0-lsg and tomorrow vii De
North Atlantic fresh cas-. Middle Atlantic, fresh
east and southeast. south Auanut Ilt-u si'.'
Fast tiul.. a0Iera,s ,drdDle, Nesi Gun, It'h
north. upper Lases fresh vest lower laLes. fresh
east. shuns 20 northwest.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-21
GOAL BY M'KAY WINS
Clan Chisholm Rangers Beat
Clan McDuff Eleven.

In a second section game of the New
York State League, played az Hamburg
Oval. Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon,
the Clan Chisholm Rangers won a close
game from the Clan McDufFs by a score
Of goal 10 0. Mckay shot the goal
that spelled victory toward the close
Of the contest.
Hollywell, McCann, Mclaughlin and
Kelly were seen 10 advantage for the
winners, while Neil, Shand, Johnson
and Fitzpatrick tried hard TO ward or
disaster for the losers.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-21
w. Grose TO Fore in
ManhaSSet Bay Shoot

@ the seven men who faced the
traps Of the Msnhasset Bay Yacht Club
Yesterday, Waldo Grose, one Of he
crack shots OF the club, who has lust
returned from abroad, carried of the
honors by winning the .egs on bot. the
monthly and the yearly cups and also a
special twenty-five bird" trophy. IL.
l.. Hoyt. jr.. won the ten bird" and r..
Uovltnd the fifteen bird scratch
rboots, Hoyt with full score anf How
land with II. The dub will boid a
ehampionship match or Saturday, JaA-
uary ., 1915.
The scores Of yesterday shoot fol-
low:
,foo,ti, CUP ~ asy birds h4ndesDl-Wsido
60 f.i ii. H Ho1Iand ~. ~; - l. HOT
q q H Lewis ~. q % , smith ~. %:
g. J. Winsloa lgj. ~. N Aike lal. 90 Won
" yssfy csg ~ cay birds hsa1icspl waldo
c,i,.s f.J II. n uoaIsHd ll. -. H. J. no..
B. D. wlo,lou ~. - O. %. ieas ll.
u ~ AEa ~. -. - /. Smith t-i -
49, b. fse-~
New-York tribune., 1914-12-21
CONVENTION CALL
AROUSES HOBOES
Beat 1t to Frisco, Word for
Brotherhood-Must Discuss
How TO Protect Labor.

The hoboes in J. Eads How's Broth
erhood Welfare Association at their
meeting yesterday in their new winter
quarters. In East lth ST., were full Of
enthusiasm over a call by How for the
annual convention Of the migratory
and casual day laborers and unem-
ployed." which reached the headquar-
ters yesterday.
Alexander Law, secretary Of the or
Fanization, was elected its official rep
resentative to the convention, which
will be held in San Francisco during
the third week in February. The fare
Of Law will be furnished by j. Eads
How. but the rank and file of the no
boes who want 20 be there will get TO
San Francisco as best they can.
Law said he expected that the New
York hobOes viii begin 70 beat their
wav TO San Francisco IN about week,
going by easy stages and looking for
ward TO slipping into blind baggage
cars at times and covering many miles
IN that way.
"When the convention was held in
Cleveland last winter he said. "the
men began a month before IL started 70
beat their way from distant cities 70
Cleveland
According TO the call, the convention
has an ambitious programme. The call
says the object Of the convention is "to
educate, organize and protect the gen
cral labor Of the world; 70 secure free
transportation 70 jobs, to bring about
insurance against unemployment and
10 work tor the education Of the
masses"
The meeting yesterday az 154 East
fth -. was unusually well attended.
There was FIRE In the stove. Some OF
the members used the place for sleep
ing quarters last night.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-21
EAdction Markets
@qGredter City
Higher Prices in the
Local Trading Rooms

si..'o5 s. ares. ote. il42 - sub to transfer
iiI ucn Amounting % tis5ss9
b. James J. Donovan.
18TH 81 $40 W IS 3e4li Bwsy iT.lI99.i n.
ty d"g Emeline Ro-e az J Enrich e. al. NJ
,.,e.' ,.eoa' s'is; ? Dgyle. re-: due. fl7i'5 s.:
By Byan L. Kennedy.
'i-D II 81 vs., 100 Convent az. lS1aa1i :
Wsay.r Tol., l52mEfa' e. al '1l' .t. az !
dle. sIaos. 81. t.4eS et-. 500 I, '''''' '''
Al s2o3 Ilrl s7.s
- Henri Brsdy.
bIINgQNT Ay go2s. T. 5s7 lso.h ~. Slsr
S5a-1loso. vacant; Grant squres 90 Giouss
Sa',s S:. {! q " Rider. .ty oB.ien. 'ef.
By Joseph P Dsy
LDGEWAIER ED. 1903. " s. s7g5 westchestsr
.'5 annie Nock G, Al: lie 4 7. sity,. = Cohci.
'"' 1ue f'.5y- OF; tncs. eir. $-13 ss
oN THURSDAY
A. li losey s.s
b Bran L Kennedy.
ANS STERDAM Az. sss.9s-. cor ,o5,h ~.
io1lon. sfy spf house and stores. Postal
i1Ie insurance 60 at W Burns Realty Co e.
.. dne, tl7z So = tsxes etc. si.SSji3.
oJ{LloN KD. so Zo,lh -, ls2 llI533 to
hg1.on River I;o. 2risj.2, also parcel Of land
ls a. point ll2.l0 20sth r. runs " 10
bolon ~ e. snd X % " --. sty
q's snd vacant. Postal llie Insurance CO az
Burns 60 a.. & q lockwood. atty; q ?
1" 'Iman. ref; due, Sis $50 9e. tsIes. 5. lsj 90
49, u. T. insrshlm a Go.
MADISON Az. lf9.-lf9- b. 50ll 1924 g.
1hiloo sp fsf and stores. Rose Ansirrdsr
O. a. at Bella Amsterdam o. a.. partition. !
APPEL auj, ! lrsaAam. ref. due. t5J0
b. Henry Brady
lotIh ST 5l2 =. -. l00.s a az. 2t6Il00.Il.
! sy tcnmt ard stores de x Moore aE
Messuri e al Holt sfty T. J McIntyre re' ,
due. 1851. tsIes. etc. So q.
A 5?os Third az:
By The James l. Wells Company.
fEkRf Az. $3.50. : E. 900 Gun Hill Road s5E
NV ~ dWgi Lille Sanger ag A GuLssxr q
- Miles a J. atys; 4 ksrlin ref. due s..
,s2A' tsles. etc, {i5l o.. sub 70 mtg oi
New-York tribune., 1914-12-21
TWO HUNDRED
in PRACTICE RUN
Flynn Leads Big Field in
SiX-and-a-Half
Mile Race.

Two hundred barriers took part in q
practice run Of six and half miles
conducted by the St. Anselm A. C., OF
The Bronx, yesterday. in preparation
for "The Bronx Home News" open race
next Sunday.
Patrick ]. Flynn, the Irish-American
A. c. runner, clipped two minutes from
the former course record of 27:45, made
by Harry Nye, OF the Mohawk A. c.,
last SUNDAY.
Flynn ,@5lped into the lead al the
four-miis pest aud soon left the others
behind Hugh Honahsn. OF the New
York \. c., who finished in 36:2s, and
Jake Naier, Of the Bronx Church House,
who was third in 3655. were also with
in the old course record.
The order. Of finish follows:
New-York tribune., 1914-12-21
BURNED SAVING CHILDREN
Policeman Crawls Three Times
Into Blazing Room.

I'm saving three children from death
in fire that destroyed the apartment
Of William McArdle. ct 3O5 East fist
a.. Yesterday Patrolman John Mulrano,
Of the East 9th st. station, was pain
fullv burned. The policeman crawled
three times into the blazing rooms and
brought out a young McArdle at each
venture. On the last expedition his
clothing caught IRE
I'm the absence Of their parents the
McArdle children. Mary, aged six.
Alice. three, and william. two. amused
themselves with matches. A dishcloth
became ignitcd and the flames spread
to the curtains.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-21
SPRAlNS ANKLE AT GOLF
Beers Slips on Icy Slope at
Knollwood Club.

George Beers. yice-president of Lord
& Taylor's store, is in the White Plains
Hospital suffering from a sprsined
ankle He may have to stay there two
weeks AZ least.
With President Emery OF the same
company. Mr. Beers was playing golf
on Saturday on the Knolwood Country
Club links and slipped on an icy slope.
He experienced great pain when he
arose, and then found it almost impos-
sible 70 walk Mr.. Emery went 20 his
aid and the two men managed to reach
the clubhouse.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-21

House runner, won the weekly invita-
tion three-snd-s-quarter mile run OF
the Morningside A. c. after hot sprint
Tom Harris and Jack Rum
son. the two negro runners OF the
Salem crescent 4. c.. who finished see
ond and third, respectively, made a
futile chase to overtake Manning IN
the final mile. The latter won by some
sixty yards in the good time Of ls:l0.
The order of finish follows:
New-York tribune., 1914-12-21

BEOONL II ror Ludlow -. e-I's a. Annie
>smuc.s zrd slo f1 torar Really corp. so itl
az 'mls $4,000 De- 10. st's. Kenneth Reel
oRCHARD sT. g. ,s e,r55. samuel Hsursf 10
7 Heller. SOS Nsnlda 81 D. part. De- a
sfJs. MarAs a ". 81 Park Row. 500
-sD 81. ioj-iol B.. $40 q lst s7. iiI9s9. N]
~ulzherger. rcf. % Genera Theological Seminar
Of the = D. thur-h. ~ 9fh sy. De- is: stN..
Murray. !. " a VI. is William e.. 500 ono
5jIll ~. Z4-Js s. s. fnI 5th A. e5tqS o d.
Whiting Development corp t0 County Holding 60.
700 Bway mrs t5js.7j0I. Dee Is. .ttys. Merrill
4 D. l00 B,0aIsay; 500
ifrH ~. s, 80 9th a. ej1l00 o. Nellie NJ
Flint 10 IS Flint $50 Riverside Drive mtg
$4,000 April 90. aty. Fischer go .ttl
JiIH ST. IS. l-5 sm ar -oIIoo q Josephine NJ
Chsmherlin inlvd. and eEr2 O. + Chsmher.iu.
10 Shattuck. l4 y Washington -. g.. Dee
ID Ally. Wheaton. u BVay. 81
t1ff ST r. 200 of Wef Ind a. -51l00
lMma Brown no Bertha Jacobs. lIi0 Amsterdam
~. De- IS ans. Pau HELM ger. 20 BHsy. 81
sgIH ST e. 80 ~ 80 av. -iNA. o. interior
gore. bIk f1tl -t and Nnfh 20 and itI of
I'd az. runs 2n -H % ~ l's. Hfrrcfra
ne Nue, 'n Martha BIue go ~ 9ffh 20. Dec
I, m's $4,000 stiy. n A Cohen ID Chamber
-t.
SIN ST S. 90 of Columbus A.. eotl00s. Tie
Jus Realty Corpu % Mlcenf 7 Roeks-. 81
li'lH ST cor Bladhust ~. iiT-ff. H
Oppenheimer 20 Annie Oppuheimer - Morning
side av De d.. address. 40 Bvsy. 500
l1iTH IT. -. 90 of Audubon as. l,I9tSs ; NJ
Ndran Co Hermirs Weiss Baysde. J. ] Dec
is mtg %. '.ooo' 4'iy. Title Guar CO. s.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-21
FIRE RECORD.

q 5t-fi White st. A'.chucr AHelfod s. 800.
t.a0-ls7 spring a.. y. L4nsnsn a Co.. irnns
S05--S ana 30 East Ssth &c.. Watson 'lu1.
friflnE 49,.
tt.ls-s1s Fat 5lst st. william McC4llin 500.
II 5--5I second A.. Joseph G4m4u. rinlng.
= VI ia.
Iz.In-i03 Tenth ~. 'ouso re. 'es l-''
J. 400 ka,t ION D.. feI M4ss, s'n..s-
l10--lSj HenD T.. sam hp>l,snt NtI."s 90.
s.---gsf Amsterdam -y.. George Eys-ef inning
e6 4fs 80 .qfb - Lila. Astuf0. fr.hlIg
..s,-1s7 AID 80 Mercer g., L. X Fisher aud
: HART. unknown.
I0s--5bi West I-i,h S.. Psb-L restaurant; no
dausgg.
-.a0--T- Monroe e.. Israel TurelsAyi trhlhs
E.hT-tsg El.f teth a Isaac Effoi. i1ning
l0.sj-s5s and al West 18th st.. John T. fsy :
trihilg.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-21
RECORDED LEASES.
DECEMBER l9.
Manhattan.

ll-D 81. JOB J.. store ard 8 rooms adj. q Negfr
90 NJ HenzrrI jog 1924 BE-. ! 81 from VI.
J. 1919. j 30 renewal. $500
tLNIRAL PARk " f54. store s1d b. He,irer
N1l 10 j Selwarz. 1912 7tt ss. o srs from
Jan J. 1917. sr}s. Fri-d. 4 4, ll5 Nasssu
81. 5000
ldIH ~ i5s J.. al. Lei1oai-z 10 VI Leayitf as
INh n, Nrs from Feb 1910. g. so
30 AN. 81. ALL l. Freund and sH0 20 / Fcir.
lt-s 100 tauldNel' Az. yfs mos from De-
lHli. st'i.. Spiz. y a = o., Nassau sf. g. 900
NlrEN ~I. 1t. store. o Willard t0 FigsUo.
liotohol. j. s-i- trs from jan ]. 1915. zfft.
J. Campora H3 Nassau 90. 200
Nt>l kkOADWAY ---. store floor. Amelia
h"l'nfe AMI ann t0 Dawson. .S1. " -d -f.
h.Nnt 81 from March I. 1915. 4ry. - J
Grccnut-g. 80 BFay. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1914-12-21
M'VEA WINS IN RING
Defeats Wills in Twenty
Rounds at New Orleans.

. New Orleans. Dec. 90 Sam McNea,
the negro heavyweight, Won decision
over Harry Wills. another negro, J.
twenty-round bout here to-day.
McVea clearly outfought his oppo-
nent from th- start. McNea weighed
2l7 pounds and wis 2O6.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-21
Gas 0vercomes Woman.

Mrs. Catherine o. Smith. seventy
four years old. a widow, who lived at
337 Washington St, Jamaica, was over
come by gas in her room during Sat
urdsy night and found dead IN bed
yesterday morning.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-21
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

ng tBf. Csrdi1 spiscrborg tDsn) Aalborg
American Dutch Rotterdam. Snous OBI. B0r-
deaur; Hawaiian. sAn FRANCISCO: Lyra san Fran
csco; Byron lBrl, Rio de Jsnero; Yeddo lBrl.
Rosario. via Port Arthur: Bsrcsons (Spsnll Ha-
Isna, Times (Nor). Havana. YagIez san Juan.
Minderille iNorl, hinstot: Wilhslmns. Panama
city. II ononte. Galveston IL Dls. New Orleans
llclque. Perrin Amboy.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-21
The Bronx.
BosCoBEL AV

BOSCOBEL Az. cor l59th 81. i-0Il00: also
land lI New 1OrE county II 4 I'u0u tp Round
Robin Realty Copn. 80 Nsssau = tmtg S50j ooel
Dee = sly. W Nevhouse. 30 Liberty 8. 500
f0 4 ID lockwood L-I T. ifffh sf. De- j.. 4ffg.
Williamson b. - Alexander ~. 81 900
20 Berth. A Dof isl5 BDant sv mtg 81 0o0l
Dee d. atty Bertha 4 Dow. 1911; Hganf As. 81
FOX IT, -. e. lgi.s A. :. Jo1n' io.'4,--,
Btay: Dee j.; arys. \ a II Bloch. 80 Nassau = /.
JACKSON Az. " :. being z. Iot 49, nap yi'.
pain, ~. Dee is. atiy. T G & T Co. 800
LOT 80. map building lots in .i'h Ward. ucE
Mlr,o.o. 80 Bsrtho'li 81. De- D.. atty. William
son a p. aH Acasnder as. 500
LOWELL ST. ne s i, C@!lssa a7 -5Flog. 4.
l5l J. llIst ~ June ls mtg SIs.00ol. atty. N J
>!,.lrsl Will, s' Al lisih 81 NJ,
kears. i6d ll5i II mtg 'isool; June J.,
MARln0N Av r. cor E,,mere r. ioo1as
man AMI aro. liN " 1924 st. J. part. Nov ~.
atiy D. 4 sch0euned 209 BWay. 81
SOUTHERN BOZ LENAHD. e, - tfotora af.
90. l5sd Il ,mis $4,000. De- IS: aiiy. ! =
iorH sT s s.. a. u w cor lot e5I heinz par Iot
v from n w rur Doc 25I 2-rlOS being part So D
lnf 9tf. Same map. also Pelham III. 81. 100 Oh
Ios %. .-al01. Marie Bupbarier 20 n Bur
g.r -0ll Mapa ay mtg S-.Jo0l. July :; ats.
lssrH sT. S. SIS e ogden sL l5sI7s2. c Zsh
IN \ kcIlermanu. lool ogden aV mtg $500:
l16TH II. s :. 81 Msrmlon AZ. joal0o. h
N4iheus0u 20 Bencus0n Realty 90. 4ol = 1854 u
.nls ttooo). NSos 80 s'iy. l. 90, a = Toi l tioo
Do J NcCue Zi0 Creston av tmfg $4,000 Dec
l.. atty. Calm p. 400 = lietI 81.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-21
LIS PENDENS.
DECEMBER 10.
Manhattan.


STANTON i. c cor Willctt sf 2jr-i. 4 Rur et
Il at 7 quinn e. al Norcclosufs " misl. any
lssp' 81 3. 20 - ". sadie Roth = a. az
Brooks 90 Al ff0ree.oslrc u mis-; atys. L4sn4ii
Lew Corn Levine a., ,t.-
WEsT 1T 80. Excelsior Ssvinss Bank or tle Ily
Id New York az W D D0nnef 20 al tanenled
foreclosure o.. mfsJ atty. CulicE
The Bronx.
LOIS % and a3. map u properly o. Glessou; /;
Elizabeh Doolins az Wr-hem e Al uoIe-
closure Of mtg zt'ys kn0r a Do0hnz
HUGHES Az. 2y3i 1898 sarah 1fuesnan as,
European Corstruction co e. q foreclosure o.
nfsl IT, Gcftuer simon Asher.
LOTs 39 40 and g.. map n ~ io's near bfo'f-
dale: Della Noren AT Mara ! aies e. al uofe-
closure 81 mtg ATTY. = Hsi0ck a.
OPDNkE Az i 81 800 - st. 50tloe. HOP
Ans AZ II " GATES q Al faction 70 enforce lien
n uidgmsntl sfys. Holden 4 t.ssnsAgl
SAAlE PROPERTY. J 4 BreulicA AZ II W Gates
e. Al tation 20 enforce hcu of ludgmcnD. atvs.
sane ..... 49,,
AT Jessie Nel - a. tacilou 90 SCI aside decdsl .
aity z / Phillips.
PNRk Az. 9l54. y u Bushng az Anna " Kun
triy II Al foreclosure - mgl sfiS. L Stecklcr.
GROVE ST 81 il7s o. WoodnIr ~. -ixlos .
kurnirk Beuefolcrf Assn az Caroline Brosho'z
q ii foreclosure of MIS-. aiy. N BeAins,r H
New-York tribune., 1914-12-21
SHIPS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

NIlTtIN ID.
Liverpool Dec ls--St Paul New York
PASSED.
Gibraltar. Dee eo-America 0taD. New York for
Genoa
kinsale. De- l9-Msfador lBrl Galveston FOR liT-
efp00i. Orluua tBrI. New l0rk for Liverpool.