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Evening journal., 1909-10-28
A. o. u. w. BUYING
DELAWARE BONDS

In A o. u. w. Hall. No. 800 Wash
ington street. this evening, Whining
on Lodge will celebrate the forty
first anniversary Of the orders found
ing Since the organization Delaware
Grand Lodge has paid out in benefits
$3.50, ,2572O.
Last evening the Grand Master Work
man and stan visited Active Lodge No.
Il. at Newport. and installed the officers
Of that lodge and fine meeting was held.
The Finance Committee met yesterday
afternoon and passed upon all death
claims filed and ordered them paid. Affairs
Of the order are in an excellent condi-
tion. and there will be a good balance in
tho beneficiary fund after all claims have
been paid. During this year the order has
paid out in this jurisdiction s55 40. in
some cases paying claims two days after
the funeral of the deceased member.
The financial trustees reported having
invested 5000 in street Improvement
bonds just issued by the town OF Do
yer. or $4,000 OF reserve invested in
bonds and mortgages $4,000 is invested
In this locality as follows: New Castle
County Workhouse bonds $4,000; New
Castle County highway bonds, 5000; New
ark. Delaware. school bonds. $4,000; Dover,
Delaware. street Improvement bonds, So
900: Wilmington Trust Co, first mortgage
bonds. 5000; frst mortgage in this city
5000
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
FALL CRUSHES
WORKMAN'S SKULL
William A. 0'HanIOn Fatally
Hurt When SCaffOIding
Tits

William A. O'Hanlon. aged 2s years,
carpenter. living at Pleasant and
Harrison streets. met death yesterday
afternoon while at work on the three
story building. No. 2i7 West Ninth
street. The mans many friends were
shocked when they heard the news
He was well known in the section of
the city in which he lived and also IN
the Eleventh ward. and at several
times was spoken OF as "a candidate for
, oUncil from that ward
O'Hanlon and Frank Jennings. Of
No. $40 South Harrison street. were
working about the cornice on the roof
OF the house and were leaning over TO
fasten some planks into position when
the scaffolding on which they were
standing turned over under their weight
and both men fell off the roof.
Fl O'Hanlon fell to the street. striking
head first and crushing his skull. His
however met with better
fortune He struck the top Of a bay
window which was not rooted and
fell through to the floor Of the third
story. unhurt.
O'Hanlon was hurried 20 the Della
ware Hospital In the Phoenix ambu
lance. He died. however. as the am
bulance was passing through the gate
of the institution.
O'Hanlon was married about five
months ago and his young wife is
prostrated. He was employed as fore
man by Contractor John F.. IIealy
The scaffoldlng which gave away
with the men was constructed by
O'Hanlon himself.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
FATHER AND SON
DROWNTOGETHER

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILTON, Del. Oct. 2s-Cornelius Z.
Holland and son, jeremiah, both col
ored. and the latter about 81 years of
age, wore drowned on the "oyster
RocT," about twelve miles up the
Broa adlSiln River. yesterday afternoon.
in fin view Of the steamer Marie
Thomas Of this town. II is said that
when the Marie Thomas came steaming
UP the river that the water was so
disturbed that It caused their boat,
which was about loaded with oysters.
TO capsize and preoipitate them into
the water. Before they could succeed
in getting to their boat or be rendered
assistance by Capt. MCGEE the Hol-
lands went down, clinging to each
other Their bodies have been re-
covered.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
GEORGETOWN TO HAVE
FUN ON HALLOWEEN
special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del. oct. 2s-Mayor
Charles L. Moore has designated next
Saturday evening for the Halloween
celebration which is 70 be held here
and has promised protection to the
masqueraders. He says there will be
no interference as has occurred in the
past and every person. found trying
to unmask any of the participants in
the celebration will be dealt with ac-
cording TO law. A parade will form
at Railroad avenue and march through
the principle streets of the town.
A masquerade ball will be held in the
New Opera House next Friday even
ing. and about one hundred persons
from other Sussex towns have been
invited to take part. At the conclu-
sion Of the dance supper will be given.
The dance will be given under the
auspices Of the Georgetown dancing
class.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
MANY DUCKS
ON INDIAN RIVER

MILLsBoRO. Oct. 2s-Although the
ducking season has just begun, ducks
were never so plentiful on the Ind an
river as they are this year. Black
ducks and broadbills are coming over
in great fiocks every day, while occa-
sionally fiocks Of mallard ducks are
found.
Under a recent statute the ban
against shooting ducks from a power
boat has been lifted, and gunners are
allowed 10 use naptha launches to run
the ducks down at any point on the
ri'''r east Of Oak orchard
Big bags are being reported daily.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
DELAWARE
A FAST SHIP
Rear Admiral Mclean Con-
firms Record Speed Report
Of New BattIeShip


WASHINGTON. oct. ga record OF
the new United States battleship Della
ware. which was put through her pre-
liminary acceptance tests last week off
RoclSland. Me-. has been filed with the
Navy Department by the official board
Of inspection and survey. headed by
Rear-Admiral T. c. Mclean. Her
average speed of 21.56s knots an hour
was pronounced to be very gratifying
The Delaware was built by the New
port News shipbunding and DrydoclS
Company.
Cutting through the seas in the dead
Of night. in the speed test of four
hours, her main engines developed an
indicated horsepower of 2S,57S. The coal
used per hour was 5s.945 pounds. The
water used for all purposes per indi-
Gated horsepower OF the main engines
was 14.S pounds. The coal per indicated
horsepower of the main engines was
1,SS1 pounds, while the coal per indi-
Gated horsepower for the main engines
and auXiliaries was 1.S3 pounds. With
everything in the best working order
a speed of 2l,6S5 knots per hour was
made for Is minutes, but the vessel was
not able TO maintain this rate.
The vessel is said to have proved
satisfactory in all particulars. with the
exception OF the ash carrier. which
failed to work properly. An investi-
cation revealed the fact that some one
had ehoked it by throwing a CRATE
into il
The board of inspection and survey
will leave next Sunday for the New
England Coast to give the North Da-
kota. sister Of the Delaware. her
official tests
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
CITY Court Cases.

Sarah Cahill. a girl was arraigned
in City Court this morning on the
charge of incorrigibility. Her case was
continued until Saturday when HUI
name Agent Stout will report.
Charged with vagrancy. Charles
Frank was sentenced to 10 days in the
workhouse. The hearing of John VIII
liams. colored. charged with larceny,
was continued until tomorrow in order
that he might obtain witnesses TO prove
an ahbi
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
A Cure For
Consumption
Or. J. Lawrence Hill ls Actually Cur
ing Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and All
Throat and Lung
Troubles.


He Gladly Sends A Trial Package BY
Mail To Prove That Even The
Worst Gases Of Consumption
Can Be Quickly Cured at
Home.
Jackson, Mich, Special-A remark
able announcement based on positive
proof has been made by one OF the
foremost specialists and physicians in
this country, Dr. J. Lawrence Hill.
Everyone who has weak lungs,
Catarrh Of the Bronchial Tubes or
Catarrh in any form, Chronic Bron-
chitis, Asthma. Chronic Hacking Cough.
loss of flesh. Night Swests, Hemor-
rhages. soreness or pain in the chest
or under the shoulder blades. or any
other deadly symptom Of Consumption.
should send for a trial package Of DR..
Hill's New Rational Remedy. This
treatment quickly checks further pro-
gress of the disease and produces new
resisting power, appetite. flesh and
good health All throat and lung suf-
ferers should I'LL out coupon below and
send at once for a trial package which
the doctor sends by mail prepaid.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
Thirty-fiVe $40 to $50
WOmen'S Suits

These suits are
all up to date
models and in
clude most every
winter material
and all best col
ors they have
b cen given
marching or
ders' simply be-
cause we are I'M
able 10 fill in odd
sizes. They were
aSioniShingly big
values at $50 TO
$50. At this fiat
price of SIS we
should close out
the entire IS be-
fore noon. Sizes,
"a 10 38. Regular
$50 TO $50,
Evening journal., 1909-10-28

Has Reached Four Score Years and
Weighs 1856 Pounds.
Mr. Levi Kegg, Rainsburg. Pa,
writes:
Your medicine has done me so much
good ] intend to keep it on hand all
the time
1 had all the symptoms OF systemic
catarrh. My eyes were red and in
famed. my throat stomach and bowels
troubled me, was nervous. had ner-
yous headaches. 1 am now entirely
cured by Peruna.
Il am eighty years old, and I never
weighed more than 14O. but now /
weigh 156 pounds"
Evening journal., 1909-10-28

Or. Kellogg at Harrison Street Church
The Rev. Hiram W. Kellogg, pastor
Of Grace NJ Z. Church win preach
at the special services this evening
in Harrison Street NJ. r. Church. The
services at Harrison are progressing
nicely. and the attendances are large.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
$1.95
WHITE CAMBRIC SKIRTS.
LAY IN A SUPPLY II

LII T N n . . 7 7 y
White Cambria Skirts; of extra good
quality; carefully finished with rufle OF
pretty embroidery or lace insertion and
edge one glance at these skirts will con
vince you of their superior quality regu-
lar SIPS and $3.50,
9Oc
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
Bishop Kinsman in Connecticut.

Bishop Frederick J. Kinsman Of the
Protestant Episcopal diocese Of Della
ware. is visiting in Middletown. Con-
necticut. today. He is TO preach at
Berkeley divinity school Tomorrow
he will preach at st. Faiths School
in New York city.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28
,. o. s. Of A. 20 visit chester.

Washington Camp. Patriotic Order
Sons Of America. Of Grubb's Corner
will be entertained al a banquet by
Camp of Chester tonight
Evening journal., 1909-10-28

Pe-ru-na is a Catarrhal Tonic Espee-
tally Adapted 20 the Declining
Powers Of Old Age.
Hale and hearty old age means sim
ply healthy organs and healthy func-
tions retained beyond the usual time
AS a rule. at the age OF 90 or 20
years, the functions begin 10 wane
and the various organs to lose their
natural power.
This need not occur. At least not
in all cases. Many a man and woman
have retained their health and vigor
much later in life
We have on file several letters from
octogenarians who have found Peruna
Of priceless value to them as their
declining years advanced.
Evening journal., 1909-10-28

Trial Treatment Package Coupon
Or. J. Lawrence Hill,
s54 Hill Building. jackson, Mich.
am suffering from throat and
lung trouble. so please send me your
large trial package in plain, sealed
wrapper, that I may try it and see
for myself If II will do what you
claim it will. l enclose zoe TO help
pay for packing. etc. and as an
evidence that am not sending for
the trial package out Of idle cur
iosity.
NAME ..............s.
ADDRESS ...................-..
Evening journal., 1909-10-28

BLACK SKIRTS, SATEEN OR
MOCRIS TAFFETA. SAVE 77c.
Twenty-seven cents saved on one. OF
these skirts will help buy something else
and while you are saving these p cents
you are getting skirt Of quality sateen
or Mocris taffeta that is well worth tne
first price; finished with hemstiteneu'
tucked or shirred hounce; regular 9i--S'
Or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
BROOKLYN SALE INVOLVES $4,000.
Property the Granleden Apartment House, in
Dean Street-Importan Lease Reported.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has sold to P.
W. Mackenzie the Graneden, high class apart
ment house No. 1l55 Dean street. Brooklyn. for
$4,000. The house was erected two years ago by W.
h Greenman. II accommodates sixteen families,
and rents for about $3.50 year. The brokers
recently sold the adjoining house to a Manhattan
client for investment.
f. T. Newman & Co have made the following
Brooklyn leases: No. 1O3 Seventh avenue a store
for NJ Seaove TO John Daily; No. 727 President
street. west Of Sixth avenue four story dwelling
house for Anna Machemer; No. 421 LIST street,
west of Seventh avenue four story dwelling house,
for f. f. Paul. for three years at $3.50 year.
a. J. Murphy has leased from Collins & Norton
for term Of years the new three story store and
fat building No 4s14 New Utrecht avenue oppo-
site the Borough Park station where he will
establish branch real Office to care for the
increasing demand for Borough Park houses and
lots Mr.. Murphy is in charge of the Borough
Park Company's property
Louis Cowan has sold for a client No. 1903
iathouse, with stores lot 2Ox1O0 feet
r. F. McNaughton has sold for the Federated
Realty and Construction Company 10 a builder for
Improvement with frame cottages. ten lots on the
west side of East I'd street 25S feet north of
Avenue " Brooklyn
Green Bailey have sold for Charles H. Jourdan
10 a. F. Heneely, No. 335 East 29th street two
family brick house, and Sarah NJ. Carr No.
1873 Rogers avenue, a two family brick house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
THE BRONX.
LEASES.
with lessons address. J
OCTOBER IL

BierTaann: 10 s-i2 yrs s2e6O
Address Avenue B.
AMSTERDAM AVE. ia. s W cor; John MCGOWAN
Peter Egan; 3 yrs Observation-Disclosures. 500
Address above
COLUMBUS AVE sO5 Antonio oneta 70 Ignatz
Hertz. 3 ................
Address. 10 West 1920
stefano Leto and another; 1850
Addrees above
FORT SCHUYLER ROAD. 1918; George A
Carnbeis Gfacinto Iagona. 3 yrs ........... 600
Address 1916 Fort Schuyler I'd
MANHATTAN AVE. n e l09th St l45llx
irregular; Helen II Jenkins and another.
Martin G Ferguson and another. II yrs. 5000
Address IS Cathedral Parkway
WEST END AVE, 2o'; Ernest l. 10
Krey: 1900
Address above.
WEST ST, 14O Catherine steljes and another.
eXrs, John p Bradley yrs. ............. 900
Address 1898 ID
IsT AVE. ga; Ignatz Rrawiec Louis salo-
mon: 10 -. LAO
Address X W Seligman, III Broadway.
BOTH ST. 300 West. Louis Westphai al exrs
Ignatz Rande another: 3 yrs...........> 1920
Address go West 10th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12

100 tDrior mtg. $4,000 1 VI. per cent; Frank
Ten Brook y to 5srsl ,I Realty r Co. ,zo $4,000
MADISON AVE 1892; yrs. a. per cent Fannie
Attorneys. Lachman { Goldsmith IS Nassau 1''
'P2 R5ss mtg 20 s as%nsn silver:
Attorney. 4 F stlverson 100 Nassau 81 80"
M4T dr n, ST. $1,000 as az. q aa5:h S S1
charles pammeyer Matilda Realty vi & COM Com
Attorney. william F 4 Kur1 soes Third ave 500
PRR r SI1E65 AVE s7s # Of Longwood ave.
Address. 100 Broadway
49, yr per cent p Pr 81 Realty al E GO to So
Attorney 2S's" Monf SfS & Feinbars $50 Mas
ROGERS 0s3R P+ ss5 due ETC. bond; John .,
Address 17s Broadway.
SlRSnT St per e: 'S' Mary # %5sy ' Alien ef.
Attorney John Locke So Liberty St
ST NICHOLAS AVE. n W cor 11eth ST. 50xiO0;
due November l. 1914 IA per cent; Charles V
a6orne 70 'Ifa os SsEH IS b Ssad st
esr cent? a' Hattie VT. sE s saG SGo ito
Address cor First ave and 2sth st;
VAN CORTLANDT AVE. n e cor Grand Boule
yard 81 2xI; due October H. i9ll per .
Attorneys. Turner Roiston q Koran % viii '
WELLINGTON AVE n W cor 1T4th st. 25x9O;
Yrs per cent; Adolph F1sser to Lawyers - mn
Address. leo Broadway
duo etc per 1SG John q md iSs'e Cont s
struction Co to sophie Knepper. ..-..-.... 1926
Attorney. Herman Knepper, 90 Nassau st.
1ST AVE. n e5th st. -x1O0: yrs per
cent; Boherman Real Estate Assn to Frank 80
Atto1nsy. Francis Mosner. 1874 LIST ave '''''
9TH ST. sO7 East S yrs 3 per cent; Mary Muir
TO Metropolitan Savings Bank $4,000
Attorney. A & W Hutchns. 81 William st,
18TH ST. go West: yrs: ~ per cent Edw :, o0o
Attorney, NJ ] Scanlon. 81 Chambers -.
10Th ST. s. $50 # 9 of sth ave. 16xs31O; due
January 1. 1918; AZ per cent; Arda G Barnes
to Equitable Life Assurance Society Of L s. $500
Attorney, Chas B Bretzfeder. $50 Broadway
Attn ST, 40 18th ave), 2OxsO: 3 yrs Az per
cent David g Hesse 20 A Gertrude Gutter. $4,000
Attorney. NJ Tichenor. 50 Park Row.
Henry Feuerstein Maurice Gross. 900
Attorney. Paul Gross. 800 Broadway.
59TH ST IS and 10 East prior mtge. 500. oOD;
W. per cent: Harry L Toplitz TO VIM A
Attorney. Geo Carr. 441 Columbus ave
s5TH ST. 65 East Cprior mtge. $4,000; yrs
8 per cent: Adolph H Urban TO Johanna H
Attorney. Hummei ISL Sd ave ''''O
18TH ST. rs IT OF 7th ave- 25xse II:
yrs. per cent; Baptist Church Of the Re
deemer to Edgar Appleby ............ 1900
Attorney, Cannon & Cannon, 135 Broadway.
162D ST. s, s766 # e OF Amsterdam ave-
ds6xll2S 81 demand per cent; Geo d Bangs to 80
Attorney sam1 Thomas 81 broadway ''V'
10TH ST. s62 East; due per bond; Mary
Propps 10 Title Guar q Trust Co......,....... 5000
Address, 176 Broadway.
10Th ST. 100 II Of Audubon ave. 5O11oO
prior mtge, $4,000; 3 yrs per cent; Wallsch
Reisler Co TO Loudon Realty Co............. $500
Attorney. Harry Blaumer. 1865 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with attorneys name and address.
OCTOBER II.

AMSTERDAM AVE 1885, due. etc as per bond;
Herman Katz and to Title Guarantee and
Trust -. 5000
Address 178 Broadway
AVENUE d. 6. 7O4 5 o 4th ST. SAX:
due Mich % 1911 per cent; Louis segelhohm
State Bank $500
Address. 376 Grand
BALDWIN AVE, s $ 200 II n Of Iatting st. 25x
90; due, etc. per bond; Francis Trainor to
Attorney. Smith Williamson, S84 Alexander
BATHGATE AVE. s 18th St. 1874 2xeO:
lean Mortgage .,,' 10000
Attorneys. Bowers & Sands, 81 Nassau st.
HONEYWELL AVE. s, 142 It n 1sOth st.
42Xl4O3 n S. 221 II n o Samuel
100 IL due Sept Is. 1914; 8 yrs: Alfonso De
Blast Emile Meese. ........................ $500
Attorneys. Moran & Hesly. 81 Chambers
JEROME AVE s. $50 # n Of ls4th ST. 769x
100: yrs, per cent; August Kuhn to Anna c
Edwards ..................... no Oa0
Attorneys. Foster & Thompson Broadway
LSPENARD ST S. yrs Al per cent; Barbara
Kahn 10 New York Protestant Episcopal Public
Attorneys. Nash & Jones. SO Wall ST
LoRILLARD PL. cor Of 18th ST. l25 7x9O.
". per cent; Furlong- Tompkins 20 Amer
lean MoTtgage $1,000
Attorneys, Bowers & Sands 81 Nassau
LYMAN PI. e at n S StebbIns ave 1927
K: yr. 53s per cent, Frank Ten Brook to
Attorneys. James, ScheI & Elkus 40 Broad
way.
LYMAN PL, s. at stebbins ave- l527x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with purchasers address.)
OCTOBER II.

AUDUBON AVE n IS0th ST. lO0xIOO;
Mabel X Whiieman 10 Lorenz + J Weher et al.
Addres al West l25th 81.
BEACH AVE 10th St, I24 5xI88; Sincera
Ilgu0Tl 70 Belle Robins tmtg $1,000 ...........
Address 80 Nassau 81.
BEACH AVE. I5Oth ST. 124 5xi96. Belle
Robins 20 LigouTi Realty Co........-.........
address. care MaK Monfried. $50 Nassau st.
BRONX RIVER At cor. lot H. map HYATT
Farm, - tx Irregular, Isidore Strauss et al 10
New York Central Hudson River Railroad Co
Address. 42d 81.
CARPENTER AVE. s. 80 n n Of cath st. 25x
100, Joseph ]. Marcus 20 Charles u Barry.
address care George q Beach. ~ Cedar ~
COLLEGE AVE. =. go II u 81 l65th st. 22x
30: Mofy Lindner 10 Westown Realty Co
COLLEGE AVE. 1927 s. 81 61028 College
aye 1923. " 22x82 .. Everett Jacobs TO
"thto"n Realty 90 GntR $50 500. ...-..........
ADDRESS care w 4 l. COIN 100 Broadway
FOREST AVE. 8 37i2 n n OF isIst st. Ak ir-
Issplht' Henry l. Morris ct al to John W
Address. G2s East 1880 81
"kA1E AVE :. 300 n n II Lyon ave 5OxisO
@linHlt = 'ofyell 10 Frank CoTyell- .........
address s57 East 18th 81
JACpB ST cor Elizabeth et aOOx irregular.
t &C = lilong e. al 70 Furlong- Tompkins co
Address. care 81 Nassau 81
LOT %. map 100. lots Daily estate. Giusepns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
INCREASE IN MANHATTAN BUILDING
Structures to Cost s28 O62, 1872 Planned in the
Last Three Months.

me Manhattan construction work planned in the
last three months is 20 new buildings IN cost
s1Se52422 as compared with lSs buildings 10 cost
sS970l65o projected in 1903 gain Of s7,354772 in
capital investment over last year and an increase
OF twenty-five in the number Of buildings projected
The new construction and alteration work from
January 10 October ] amounted TO Slls ga 9i0
representing grand total Of 1850 different projects
as compared with last years nine months record
of ss7.436ss invested in a total Of 2724 new and old
buildings. making for this year a record breaking
gain Of SO s93262 in capital investment and an in
crease OF 626 in the number Of projects undertaken
by realty improvers in Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
URGES POOLING OF TOBACCO CROPS
Advice OF Kentucky State Commissioner of
Agriculture Contrary To Governor's

Frankfort Ky, Oct. u.-Interest in the CLOSING
week of the tobacco pooling campaign will he
further heightened by vigorous appeal issued bv
the State Commissioner of Agriculture. Mr.. Rankin
to the farmers of Kentucky. asking them to pooI
their crops Rankins action is construed as In
drect opposition to statement recently issued by
Governor Wilson advising the INDEPENDENTS IN
stand by their guns. and assuring any man who
chooses to market his crop as ne pleases Of the
Governors protection.
Commissioner Rankin urges the farmers to extend
their cooperative movement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
CLUB SITE AT LAWRENCE soLD.

Origen 6. Seymour and Laurance B. Rand have
SOLD 10 Clarence G. Galston. of Cedarhurst through
Mcpherson Kennedy, the polo field and Tennis Club
properties located IN the centre Of the residential
section Of Lawrence, Long Island The two proper
ties adjon and comprise about four acres II is
understood that street will be constructed and
the property sold in parcels Of about eight lots
each
Those associated with the purchaser are Maxi
milan Morgenthau. Max Katz and Samuel Heller
The price paid is said 10 be about $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
NEW OWNER FoR SARATOGA HorE,

J. sharum sold for the 9. X Shurrnan Invest
ing Company the Hotel Kenmore, al Saratoga
Springs II is three story brick hotel contain
apg hfty-two bedrooms. and is completely fur
Hlshsa Inc company took in part payment free
and clear property Atlantic civ
The { \ Shurman Investing COMPANY n,,r-
CHASED from John b. Gilhooly Ills property. EDGE
WOOD az Central and Maple avenues. Pelham y v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
ALTERATION PLANS.

MANHATTAN
51ST ST, 457 10 463 West: to two sty brk
parish housesi W Cole, 403 West 51st ST,
aICHlteCtt cost
Owner, Church OF the Sacred Heart, Asst
West 51st
65TH ST. 1871 Fast; to a sty brk dwIs; Rem
wick. Aspinwen & Tucker, $50 5th ave
$3.50 SoSt --'..-.-.
THE BRONX
PARKER AVE. $, Sc u n OF westchester
ave; TO u sty frame shop and dwlg
1sx3o; II W Howard jr. 80 East 42d 81.
dIchlteCt' cost
Owner. Nicola zaccola. $50 sth ave.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1882 and 1894; 20 a
and sty brk garage. 5Oxe0; L Howard 1851
Carter ave- architect; cost
Owner. Alexander seadale. 1929 Wash
ington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
BUYS STAMFORD pRoPERTv

Howell G Perrin and Clasen ". Hoyt have sold
Tor Elizabeth Louis her property al Hebb's Biu
Stamford. Conn. known as tie Strana farm - -
located on one. Of the highest points in Star,fod
and commands an extensive view Of the Sound and
surrounding country The property cornprisos
seventy acres Of land with modern dwelling.
The buyer viii occupy tie premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED

Justice Blanchard, % the Supreme Court has
appointed Charles D. Hilson receiver Of the rents
OF No 304 West l2sth street in an action b,o,,,b,
by Lille p Llenthal against Clarence WoIIner
and others 70 foreclose a mortgage Of $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
A JUDGMENT FOR s15.os7.

a deficiency Judgment for s5.O97 was entered yes
terday against the Union Mutual Real Estate Com
pany in favor of Amanda A. Tiger, growing out of
the foreclosure sale OF No. 235 Mercer street six
story mercantile and loft building.