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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
TRAINS ARE TO
 RUN DURING WINTER.

The information is published by the Anchorage Times that the Alaska Northern railway will operate through cut the winter from Seward to Kern creek. the end Of steel out Of the Resu- rection bay town T. is to be hoped tha- this may prove true, iJ adds, as j, will vastly aid those who may wish 10 travel during the coming wia:e-. and will likewise aid in getting the mail hroush.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13

During r=c@-, target practice the --=1 S-z.ez ~z-sa.p Wyoming pgt z-== -T=.r=-.-c- shells through . ts1- -- amor p.z-e 2. 1zllt yards dis
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
+ F F F T + 4 + + 4 + % + <
 BIG ENGINE 5ARGAtNsi :.

: C-= E---o7 s-E1e -iz horse Z. :. g9~e- God condition. s55l1. -- -- One Els1s-uaz engine. horse -:-
 Ie~s-. : cEc-e- Good condition .- -t s--- One Regal engine 7 horse :.
 g-T=-. : cycle. good ce3di-io1. -- -+ One RsTs-ss Gar for F z. :. a7rs=gow=- engine 5-5. For par ::
 --c--a-s apply a- ra= Lat1er Iron :- ..- works .:- F + + < + + + + 4
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
1n. Mrs -M. D. Init. Miss Cecelia.

ton Mrs N. E. Tait, Miss Cecelia.
 When calling for the above, say "Ad- vertised" Parties claiming letters from the above list must pay fee of one cent for each letter claimed. Al!
 Letters unclaimed by Dec 16, 1916. will ba sent to the Dead Letter Office. Washington, D. c. M. E. SWINE. FORD, Postmaster.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13
SHANGHAI RESTAURANT

:. H. W. Charlie announces the 2 opening of a new restaurant on .
 {: Stedman street. Everything new, : :. everything up-to-date Service .
 :. night and day. Everybody is well . :. come. Phone G-46. :
 :.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13

i lady's foot should equal in length one seventh ot her height.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13

America produces more ale and soap- stone than all Of the rest Of the world combined The domestic output has nearly doubled in the last decade. and the comparatively uniform develop nent Of the industry indicates it's sta bility and gives promise Of continued increasing demand.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13

Edwards. Caru. Greenslate, James. Jackson. Miss 4 E, Jones. Ester. L;G s,-ol. ;. O.. Lundgren Helmer. (two5 Moses, Mrs Mary. Mottran. Robert four Pa-re1. Miss Della. Saiater John Ts2t5ocd. Ludwig
 Al letters unclaimed by Dec. g. 1913
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-13

5= zs==--a6-14- -oEL=-a ic -Ls
 z @== 4s drink. zc-ss taal ~ -z=-= -15 coffee bean .s sup sd 1= q is a=s-. The Jaya1esa - co@== essence e extreme =---g1 1o---= T. and pouc . Few --1s sz-5 2 c-p e. 1c- va-s- vhc1 desire -=--=sL-e--
The sun., 1916-01-17
BIGGER HOME FOR DETECTIVES.
Managers OF LrtchwOrth Village
seek Four More DOrmitOries.

ALBANY, Jan. l6.-furthcr develop
ment of Letchworth village, the State
institution in Rockland county for the
feeble minded and epleptic. by the ad-
dltion OF several buildings, and pensions
for employees are among the recon-
mendatluns of the board of managers OF
the institution IN their annual report to
the Legislature.
The managers also indorse Gov Whit
mans position as to the necessity for
the registration OF detectives and they
make other recommendations looking to
further slmplihcation OF the system OF
control OF the state charitable instltu-
tions. This is tho problem which
charles II strong, the commissioner ap-
pointed under the Moreland act. In espe-
clally estigatinE In the State insti-
tutions.
Frank A. vanderlip. president OF the
hoard of managers. calls attention In the
report TO the fact that the institution Is
Intended eventually 10 care for 5000 In
mates BY the completion or four dor
mitories during the past year. the re-
mort states, the inmate population was
Increased from 100 to $50
Amoag the construction recommends
tions for next year are Items calling FOR
the building Of four dormitories TO pro-
vide for ESQ more patients and tho other
buildings needed to complete the "im-
pr0vabIe boys groupS' and the erectiou
1 "much needed" stossheusA
The sun., 1916-01-17
STEEL AND IRON MARKET.
Greater Interest shown ~ Rail-
roads in E.s, n pment.

r,. .,..., -. .,.. .,., u,os,,,,.
ast week resulted Ill the deVeiopmeht OF
stronger and even more confident
tone. with the tendep,v Of prices still
- - -
,. "e 'aes. au.a"e n"o .,,,n
"'oush. io' anu e'.ei p.po' .,
,ro,n .ne sreater lnteres' snoWn os .ne
,srm.,s. us III eau.p'nen.' ,...,,,., .,
.h.. "1eu :" enp.' n,
eno '"',ei ,"'''' " ~
80. ,ou,so W .'t.1 IL, -.
n'o se ,.' io'e'sn inaus nans
VI ,useS ea','is ~, r-,'VV 'v,o "
isas. 80, ~, .o' '.o -.
,,, .u'.a naiwy So.'pang 'o' SID SUI
49,, vic Lu'cn r.ss' oeo, 80,
inquiries ou,s.ue vi rounu So
.a o' wal n,uni''ons , VIZ p.eo'
80, III. n..eVe,'',ous 'o,m.s io'
S,,. rama, inol., Nn','a anu
n , Hne.,oa- oon'e houl',ouai
49, ior ',n p'a.e a,e u''ue's.oou w
r. 80. p,sceu .or sn,pe". @ w.
- ou' a' eos.al ~ P.e''s P.,
,v,.@ @ p'''eS 'u're"' io' "'''e'''
"
a.. es % mahu,a',uren cA.no n''
.. '''aIN ursen,,y Ior WY JAR anu o
.o .on''%' 70 ."Inhs LOT apou, iv.vVv
LIS LIS Me'e pIaceo LOT oehveIy Ih,o New
Anu uurihs 'ne secohu quar'en OF
"' '.s u, an au'anve OF I,ofn g. 10
IL. WI o'., ".e pr'ues pa" tor ue
~ o'e 'fS. uu".V' rNpor'
.,''','s. rs .oi 'oue .oi'''nuo W 80
,,,.'',i'' '.' e'"'s P''''e'' W "'
su.''s'
p'a'c" a.se '"n' se' !,
oars, pia'es anu SHAPES anu
I.t., aNeS w u.e 'n'i N.' ,oi
49, s.' .o'''.e ioI ue.'e.s uu' N's
:,
The sun., 1916-01-17
RECORDED LEASES
Manhattan

STH Av. 1856. part store--Anuie Harri. TO
80: ,,i PAY 10 jun: GS i'f 81 IN st a., lfr@ ,2w
.sp ST. iS;i;i ". .liIBershon Brewing
s,,y:' McKesn. b V 4 81 80 . f,.ea"ss.
ckSAL ST a.. a. 20 and IGSOV g. All 10 piTi.yg iUy
-. is:. alI--Carrie . Foster >, a e. Max
6artunkei L l2eth st. 20 W. tro,u MAY
/. ieio. atty J J herman, sis Broad.
WEST ST. ssi. ali-c;eo ] Gunshor TO VIM
Rohr. 1851 West 81. yrs from. Jan
MOTT 81 is7. store and -,jiu.ep,'ina
A2ri',o +" Nir'Tn<o a 'artso iS' Nj =,
hre"ius 60. 80 fiHshins Az. Rrook
LEWIS S-r es-sr,. stanton - 90. .,r,
John N re'oE 70 Louis Au-t'r. So
Lows - ~ .roW Soy %. ''tt, ut'v.
CHERRY sT 2So.SS? a.l--Rom.n Ca'h.s,
0,grphan Asninm 70 sam ke.'"r toiS
1919, aty, Manheim"7 2oi Y
wisT END Av a75 IRON, room on IS Is,
floor-J"hegn ,R!us!a,u to isi2e classic
SEPT !, 1918. at'ys pul''n %
':p ST, cor ~ ey' .'3re- ,s nemn.r,
ano So Fox e'. 5-i- W. from T-b g,
1915: ATTY. II u F-inperg itai
wAsHlHGToN ST. s4a ram st, a. ".
a,l--wm W Wortherspoon to ra'k J
Mp',oy, sol W l2th 81, ~ from MAY /,
1915; a'ty, r q co. l7s Bway 81 900
7TH Az. oor to'h 81, a'i-Kath T.
Brady 70 John Il Geek -sl- Bway.
lot? yrs, from Nov ~, 1915; a'v. wm
stewart 1899 ID sv ........ .. $500
7rH Az .37 al--Susanna Smith 90
Hugo Thine, 49, 7ih aN yrs .'fom
Nav !. lFl'. -,..-.t.. - ..t N-d' y
GOERCK Sr, lj7-l6l. ground rror and 2
fnnrs otto Gerien 20 MtN Frr"d and
ano. as 81 ~, VI, from Jan |. 1915:
atty. sam. Markeviih, 3o2 Boay. $4,000
BronA.
iSisT ST, 7ss h. u n cor Mapes as, all re-
kurzmsu Rty Corpu TO Abr Goldberg
33G llsth 1T. yrs from Dec /, lsl 3.
at'ys. Morrison 4 :. $50 Bway .$tt74
BRYANT AN. 1860. cor store Reich B'ig
CO. Inc, To- Frank HAd.r lo'-
Southern Boulevard yrs from oct
:. 1915; at,y. Herman cohen ,i3aoo
pris row sT'' issi. ali Herman u FlaS,
man 10 Herman FlaSnau - A.. tad
ing az Empress Waist GO, 1881 Brs'nv
/ NJ, yrs. from Jan !, 1915, atty. VI
! Yoch-'snn, 32O Bway. y......,....- ~, S>o
/ WEBSTER AV. ??7:, n s'ore--Chris'itr
Koch To Harris smith e@,' Webster aN
yrs from April l. 1915; atty. ilarri,
/ Smith, 9g7t Webster av....f3l2 and $3.50
The sun., 1916-01-17
ROCK ISLAND BOND EXTENSION.
Protective Committee Allows tntii
February ~ for Deposits.

T.. l..anture hpudholdcrS' protective
-t.. ''s. ~ th, Ch,,aEn, Rock Island
nd li..fr Railway Company, repre-
-....c '.r holders Of the twenty year
'.. ,,,t. gold dcb-utures. OF which
seward ttos,,r i- chairman. has eN-
's...a '4- tine for the deposit OF the
bonds . February L.. Immediate de-
u1..' .. '.. u,UcuturcS with the Bankers
'r.. r.uUuuy or It's slb-dcpos tarIes
e l-r Trust and Savings Bank or
"!otr. .,d tho - Louis mon Trust
O. ~ptsy - Louis, .s urged Dy the COM
'tes Af'rr February - deposits Will
p e..r. '-u ouy on such terms AS the
no"'a '..r my determine.
T. committee has arranged Tor An
A' te. 80 ANS time prior 70 FEBRUARY
: 'H s.r holder Of certificate or de-
rf '.' interest payable JANUARY II
' ...e. ".n.u,Ires, such advance 10
'..'H. OIL I.tn At per cent, per
.,.. t., }goooo.ooo . per cent.
-n'. ..'.- fl due saturday and
t' r..I 80 court VAS asked to
''. . ....r for the payment OF the
on t.... lgppu and II was reported
' G. .n" 600 aotc- which tall due
- ...'H Vil De- extended.
The sun., 1916-01-17
3 Max and Sophie Marx

10 Af,kur s.ern, 255 " 'sd u and Hug
storm. 50 W i'm - attye. Goldsmith
MANnNrrAN *, 5s5. " :. 7sii iis,h
s' i'N5p. Naf n. 1918 solomon Gold
Vim. Vim a',>, az '|'nsS Hraoia iSf ssrns % II
t,Tii -. F.. '7sS e % .sv. s5.tvica ;,
usy Maddox. Palm Beach. Fla. atty
I.IN G. Parish. ~ VAL ST.. st,'Vo
yeptius so.o which h"gtns a. y, 100 10
fr'r =. ll3th ~ and 100 81 av. runs :
3lul,N " 10 ~ % : ID sv loS
ll3th 50. witch ~ the II q of premises
~, 81 av 70 beg Aug /. isiS--Basonic
Con,'r 20 - Julis G Jones. atty. j." ,d5 3
SAM PROPERTY. Hoy 20. isis-sa,me a. ="
,srm 7r1mr'G sr. n +, 1884 81 sv. isssioO 5.
juto -. Iso,--l>ou..c A I.ieb to y y
Nu.sory and Childs Hospital atty, Lo Looo
y g.. l'' RMay g.. NaioVGV
i5th :, go T.. >. :>S.i from n = 81
av. issNloO ,. Apr 10 iss'-Jno Fulton
10 Terrence Reilly atty Jos fenne S, ,aN,
p5okkpwhI' ki,iSF '' ,,,,h st. 100 iisioo
iuiy - is'5--freybell Realty g, lso
RWty. TO surety Realty 90, l35 B"dy
attys. E.smAn. Levy. e IT,, SS
i'in ~ IL i.,o-las Dolan to Idw!n !
EIy. attys. s,ewsr, :, ~ Wa;
e, ........ $685.. 49,. q. "a. ,iS'.u.
l4.p 81 so llih av lsN's !. Ap'
at',s. Alexander & =, <" bwhy 49,
ilIIH -. '". W D. ~ ~ l"Ie
~. ''Ni'" D. '""' ~ .Sg4I,.ti. $50,
( !.' ~ - - ."'4 ,n ~ 'Ss,.,sH...,,',.'t go. 90.
t~ m~."'"I "' '"' ""' w 49,. r..
Tn.ir. -,MnV-pl,.~
l,.4. ,..,, Fe-riss Roe''r a.
~ r ~, =, . ,-,r, N &. o., &C.,.
''l '..s sS'iGa E. 10 laos
I.,, VA NTry g. W1-rul ~ %" y g
- ~ : A T. co. goo
r $4,000
go A. r a g. -l3u % -sth ~. runs % "
.ar', w g. ~ =. 1876 to boundary iin'
- - "a and k'r- Ray farms along
.4 .'.,r p, ~ sSg from s,ii Old line
,.-t.s,h a., \ along estate
The sun., 1916-01-17
THOMPSON TO ISSUE
CALL ON WHITRIDGE
Subpoena for Third Avenue
Railway President Will
BE Served To-day.
To TESTIFY on THURSDAY

ssra',- George r. Thompson, chair
..,r Of %, legislative committee which
invest eating the operations of tho
,.t'It service Commission. will sub
..,~.. " Wntridge. president OF the
~. rd A,,.Jc Railway. to-day TO appear
..s,rc thc committee in this city Thurs
..,y woruirl
senator Thompson has received a let
10 from Nlr. Wh!tridge IN answer TO
..ra sen. 10 all traction officials In the
i,fn vu.n ho gives q list Of men hold
.,. po..tors ~ trust with the company
I'd tells oT tie work of the company's
...r,,s- lu furnishing this inforna-
.., Ni- Nhtridse writes that lie con-
d,-s " relates "to matters which are
,,re of your business"
W,h mr. Whitridge OIL the stand the
ooft ~ ter committee will take up n
.sr l.e os inquiry. Senator Thompson
h. particularly interested In a portion OF
tie THIRD Avenue presidents letter In
oli,h lo charges that members OF the
Ier.sl, ,t... have asked what Is there
90 Il Tor II
81 do not know whether Mr.. Whit
, iea merely means TO be facetious or
8,r sd senator Thompson yesterday.
I am very sure never before heard
o .'ytl.pE ip Justify such Il charge.
u 4 Nr Nhtridge is telling the truth
v.qt ~ know IT,"
THIS portion OF Mi Whtridgc's letter
blows
"Yo.! r..n poss bly, not be aware of H..
no, tlo,r formerly existed Ia this Com
..torw,Ath what = generally known as
system ~ str.k, leg .slation, which was
proposal boy one person or another to
,ro.ure leg Station iuimicAl TO corpora
ors in the hope Of terror.z!nc them into
,.4k.rg PAYMENTS TO those Interested !
er -iube- upon one occasion urging IA
senator 20 vote aga '-t 4 certain ptopO-
.tou 10 amend a code Of civil procedure
.r. he rep, ed. on. you lawyers merely
Ak. what I am asking -, IL there any
mig I THIS .or Mrs. e and he six
..,.e Cs. sut later I hcard OF u mem
ter OF the legislature VINO, commenting
m some reto.m movement. remarked.
n cannot use my opportunities III
Albany ! m sht III wc,i stay ~ home
U-f a.f'"i 90 my grocery Ous ness.
I'VE have some reason to fear Il re
--iesceu.e of this state of affairs and
.1rs.ter that .t = prudent To spend the
sun Of $3.50 % YEAR In order that ". may
NOW what l~ being prup'~"d'
Thla amount Mr. Wh''ridge writes. II
pl.d 20 tie Lrgis s'atiNc Index Publishing
Donnany - keep advised OF proposed
sF.sa'.ou tG"stiug tive Tiri ANenne
.orpauv.
NJ Whitr1.c says his company has
.r ,rrtf.sefu-ut viii I. puatiIcu-
o
The sun., 1916-01-17
G . WOMEN STRIKE TO-DAY
'rhe's 10 surround $50 Factories
IN Philadelphia.

PHlLAuELrHfA, Jan. l6.-Six thousand
members Of the International Ladies'
'arment Workers Union In this city will
h' ordered odt on strike for higher wages
Fhd better working conditions tomorrow
morning
Ih.ris 10 the number of 1000. ep-
r''h''d to-day, will go to the $50 or
more factories and try to persuade the
remaining 5000 workers to quit. This
vii he woman's strike. and at two
mass me"tbgs held this afternoon about
s'ooO girls attended each meeting.
The sun., 1916-01-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan

asTH ST. ti and H3 w-Levin Bros ast
Chelsea Homes corpn ct al, Dec 70,
SANE PRoPERTY-,Branit Bros lS bulld,ns
90, Inc. agt same. Dec 10. 1915 S3 S9t
SAME PROPERTY--Israei Singer ast
same. Dec 4! 1915, 6,,,:,,.....;.,,. !A6L5
SAME PRoPERTY-W sbster Iron Works
SAME PROPERTY Herow ct al agt
same. Dec 20, lsl6..,.,,.,..... .3l03
SAME PROPERTY---S.,m Muskon agt
same. Dec l3. lsl5.., ..,..,,...Si.s25
SAME PROPERTY-Wyo cut Stone
90 sst same Dec II, 19i5....,,,,,,1sGO
bronx.
BROOK Av, I2Se--Morris serin art Cath
srins Ashonsy t al Janusry y
1915 .................... ..ebe.Se
The sun., 1916-01-17
MECHANICS LIENS.
Rr0nX

FOWLER AV. r. 1927 Neil av, :sx
lll--PierCe, Rutlor n Pierce Mfg Cor.
porHtiof Hgt Harmony Construction Co
Inc, owners. Lewis FaCuusey, sub con
tractor of Jacob Cohen, contrac-
tor, .....,..,,., ,-,,,,,,, ,.r,. 300 ~
EAGLE AN, $50 -Da>!i Brandt, Inc, agt
John Doe. owner; Herman Knepper. con
wASHINGToN Az. l2si--David Brandt,
in.; ss' coJ,rac J?hn Doe owner Herman
CLINTON AN, l9J9-,BcnJamin Silverman
agt II Robinson, owner; New York city
Painting 60, Inc, contractors f3s, ,bs
The sun., 1916-01-17
NOR RTt,At.ES.


Dow vntOwn
tSouth ., Fourteenth st
FRANkLiN -. D. 8, COY church - ~ \
moa" .,' aa5 y ,'@t,h It. Ipe"" psE }. pr @ @m,s
'""""o, due a, per b"nd atty, Iuiu. u
S,ME PROPERTY SANE 10 MARY /.
b.pvm rAnne'd i, Dec ,, pr mtg
s., 600. due It, per bond atty, A II
SAME Property. same" to Harry NJ.
l|'iuGs, - l. ..i -. bee = pr NJ.
,,SS no, lg' ~ per houi -....-..,, $500
-CUas Wpmstcn Re,fty ca 20 sadie
Roth lil3 rrnsp.,5 aN. Ian a. demand
p ". st''s, Ei,mtu /" l.. 1876
ta.t side.
,ras, or F''h a. n"'vreu Fourteenth aud
liOh stsl
lSr Az. oo6 II 53d St c5,7s Alice
uuhue 70 Ti'ie Guar I Go, l7t Bwa'.
Jan - du" ms per bond ....... 1l2,ooo
West side.
M''t ~ f'fh oN, oh,.'Nr"n f"u-te'n'h and
?erH 81, II r 10 10Th av ?5>sss
Nm Luslgar'rn 90 to Frederic =
Lruhus her gin. " l2'th ST. Jan a.
due - per bond ATTY. 90. ia
,Mauhattln Island. north Of llOth St
i.rI-H ST =, $40 W 9TH sv. sI6Ag?.ii- 70
colony Investing corpu 80 Arthur .
Humc a5i " 18th st J"n "A, pr. ln's
7,rru' r. cor lai,, -, Iee'loTii:,
Loretta torpn TO Union Estates -" '&'
Bway, SOY 30, 1915, pr mtg Sl6O,ooo.
due as per bond at'yS. Eismnn !, g 4
/. l3i B"a! ,,.--,.... .t.,,.',.. F6o,""o
thorough OF The Bronx
INST ~, n =, 3sl6 + Alexander AZ. go,
100 -Edw u o!cenneIl ct a. TO rimo,n,
b,uI. ATTY. Timothy Daly, sT3 E l,ist
The sun., 1916-01-17

tEast OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
l1oth sts)

Fast side.
EAST OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
11oth sts)
SD Av, 333 30. e. eis Goth At, 40 ixs7;
r tsiz putney TO Lydia Il Fisher, ?si
Mcpunoush 81, Rklyn. !. part, and =
Aug 5. 1911. atty. sidney Fisher. IL. u
Az 4, W s. ao5 s,,h st. .c1ioo-JuliS
g Jones TO Lawyers Mtg co, SO Liberty
81. Dec 30, 1915: atty. T q GO. i7s Broad.
ssrH ST. $50 r. 81. asi.s . ID av. ,s'ss
t!i--Mary wife Jas walsh. TO Florence
and Mary 9 Walsh. 33d sath ".
iioin, tenants, Dec rs. atty. A Bennett.
corn sr. - Z. : :. i5o.s Madison .,,
ylSipo wSi,,ai, 5-Inion Trust Go o. Ny . to Geo
SAME pRoPERTy--tieo whittell to
Union Trust Go. SO Bway. Dec 20. attys,
Az A. is2;. : W cor lie, st, 40 .xs7-Fanny
w Jnner 20 Istdprem Realty, Inc, 233
Bwsy, mtg 'i6,5so all liens. Jan -;
West side.
West Of isinh a- between Fourteenth
and itoth s,sD
i7TH ST. 3e. W =. :s5 9th av. 25x
~ iN2i iNi:2 .-Einanon Bldg Corpn TO
na1,',,.i Tnss k's@gbers u Boyd s' s'spi,tonG;
,icn-. Jan ii atty. l. & T co. $50
:sTii ST 80 W. NJ. IL; . ION ay' g5sss'
Sophia 4 Frankie. Chicago m t. WIN
lus'Rarten & 90 Inc 81 william 81. Jan
g. "fy, Aug Ncymann, ~ william - 81
Uptown.
Manhattan Island north ~ 10Th ST.
LEMON Av. w : 100 l:ai st. 79xso-..
Nv l'f"--"- o. Ron Eghh"'g il2 w 72f
=, Jan ~. mtg 10000, at,y. Morun
7Tu II. "a @ cSr i5.st vt. 1919 10 10 '5iSSGi
~ Ni.5 -Fisrh"l R"a't, g" to Loretta
, '"rrn :sl hvay q o.. correction aud
q
The sun., 1916-01-17
AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
Voluntary ana Forced Offerings In
Manhattan and The Brons.

Voluntary ana Forced Offerings In
Manhattan and The Bron1.
MONDAY. JANUARY II
TAT s2os THIRD AvENUE.l
by Joseph = Day.
NEIL Av. n 2s.1 W Matthews av. 62.2x
ios lAScsss s-Georgs Hogser ast
" Dpb5., a' ref; 81 u due e s..fsos 50, taSes. t
&C. $685.
by Herbert A. Sherman
DECATUR Av: IS ii15 = 2osth st, soxioo,
SsS ct al y 1s sehssH. ss, aiy vGSdiT bay s
ref due s3.i57.oi; taxes sc, s3eio2.
TUESDAY. JANUARY Is
lat II vEsEy STREET.
nv Joseph T.. Day.
io?D 81, W, a. Isl Central Park w,
Thos Blake 9, al; Il NJ Burghard. atty;
!. Levy. ref: due, s?c.52b.7e. taxes. &C.
'ii%H i5J,, 81 20 ;S' T. tDs-.o, 50 80 Ins.Is sg ,r
savings Ban* est l. a Weber ~ a.
j CGorman. s6S at'ys. : Rowan ref
By Henry Brady.
iasIH ST. lis We asa = 1th ev. is1,
90 II. sty dwlg Agnes Hines agt Aibt
Oppenheim and ano. eSrs W Daly,
ATTY. ATTY. 3. G M,n,rph'' ref due $3.50 rs
q .y ~ dIis,d.i,y ioG Tfa.s "a s' co 'Ist ast
hol.rs l. L. Mi'ie.; Gordon GSrdon' .y: s,!y: CO
s2sO 10.
ny NJ Mote.n,hau. Jr.. co.
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The sun., 1916-01-17
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
new JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SAlE.

Attractive bargains offered BY BANKING
DEPARTMENT. STATE OF NEW YORK.
to builders investors and prospective home.
seekers large number OF vacant lots at
brentwood. Morsemere. Leonia, RidGeneld.
and Teaneck New Jersey. at ous- half of
OF two-fsmily houses at Edeewater, Hudson
Heights. Clinside and Palisades Park. New
Jersey, at about one half of former prices
All Of the above properties are with In hve.
cent fare zone and within thirty minutes of
Manhattan. These properties must be sold
quickly to close the business OF two corpora
tious now being liquidated by the BANKING
Department. Special Inducements TO con
tractors and builders who will purch haze
particulars address Benz. D HAight. Special
Deputy supt Of Banks. care of Pankin9
Department. al broadway. New York City
The sun., 1916-01-17
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address of lender and
attorney. IL attorneys name IL omitted
address party OF first part)
The sun., 1916-01-17
NEW YORK. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

WANTED Loan $50. 900 90 ten years =
per cent. urity gilt edge. ESTER-
PRISE REAL ESTATE co. Huntsvile, Ala.
ESTATE FUND 10000 at "a for
Manhattan fats Dt'ROSS co. 15s Bway.
The sun., 1916-01-17

uNfuR>I>HED APARTMENTS TO LET.
New Apartment Booklet Now Ready.
1915 Annual Issue of
l.. Fllimmn 4 Co.. Al4 Madison Ave.
The sun., 1916-01-17
last side.

jrts, of Fi'th a., between Fourteenth a.
liOh stsb
lSr Az We o06 II 53i St e5,7s A.
IIuhue to Ti'ie GUAR & I GO. lTt BWH
Jan L, du" Ms per bond ....... s. . N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06

for fve-cent glass of currant-shrub
man must have had to show himself pro-
ficient in extemporaneous defamation,
master of several forms of meter, Wag
of the first water and somewhat of a
juggler. A person afflicted with stutter-
ing or a slow thinker might just as well
have quenched his thirst from the
kitchen faucet and saved all the en-
barrassment and expense of trying to
mingle with regular drinkers.
Small wonder that the bucks of that
time were noted for their staying quail
ties in the tonnage consumption Of
spirits. Where the high-life man-about-
town to-day feels that he has got to abb
sorb a magnum with the speed of a
bucket brigade at fire or else be con-
sidered backward (and gosh how he
breads it), your Sir Anthony and Lord
Hal would take the best part of Satur-
day half-holiday drinking beaker
apiece. what with the recitations and
selected readings that preceded each
swallow. Where the silent guzzler of to-
day shows his virility and general value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06

wouldn't pass on toast that some one
else had written. 1t just came to me,
that's all
"Well, never mind" says Mr.. Arthur,
we've got to get back to work pretty
soon. Come on, now, Custer; it's your
turn"
And so it goes. They all get the hang
of Just how high to lift their glasses,
and lust when to Go it, but it takes a
lot Of practice and the room gets stuffy
and the secondhand lamp begins to
smell Of the wick, and pretty soon they
begin to pick flaws in each others toasts
and insinuate ugly things about getting
them out of Fifty Clever Toasts,
Speeches and Responses" by Dick &
Fitzgerald, and the whole party breaks
up after an hour and half's work with
the cruets only half emptied and every
body tagged out. Such were the rollick-
ing nights during the period when toast
ing was on its decline.
When it was at its height, in the eigh-
teenth century, it must have assumed
terrific proportions. In order to qualify