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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
READS RUBAIYAT
and KILLS HIMSELF

CHICAGO, May 14.-Harry r Waugh
of Seattle, prospector, member of the
Arctic club and leader of the Waugh
sledge expedition to the delta of the
Mackenzie river, killed himself by
hanging at downtown rooming house
here today because of failure to inter-
est capitalists in mining project on
the Peel river, 200 miles northeast of
Dawson, Alaska. Pawn tickets found
in his clothing indicate that Waugh
was in personal financial straits.
A copy of THE Rubaiyat of Omar
Khayy am with the more melancholy
passages heavily underscored with pen
Gil, was found near Waugh's body.
Waugh is said to have been one of the
first men to enter Alaska when the gold
rush was started in 1896.
Much money had been sunk in his
Peel river property and Waugh had
written many friends, saying he was
sure he would make a fortune If he
could only get some more money
Mrs Laura Waugh, wife of the dead
man, and her son are believed to be at
Grafton, Cal. Waugh left form of a
will giving to his wife the unspecified
contents of a box at the Bank of Seattle
safe deposit vault company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
LEAGUERS LIKELY
TO INDORSE SHAW
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


LOS ANGELES, May 14.-Judge Victor
E. Shaw of San Diego may find himself
indorsed both by the regulars and the
Lincoln Roosevelt republicans, accord
ing to gossip in political circles today.
At meeting of the Lincoln- Roosevelt
chiefs today no action was taken in the
way of indorsing candidate for the
appellate bench, although both Shaw
and Judge Frank Oster of San Ber-
nardino were discussed. The question
of indorsement will be left to the va
rious county executive committees.
According to Lincoln-Roosevelt lead
ers, Shaw, while classed as a regular.
has won favor in the eyes of Lincoln
Roosevelt faction. Oster, on the other
hand, already has the Endorsement of
the Lincoln-Roosevelt organization in
San Bernardino county.
It is believed here that Shaw will
be supported by the regular republicans
irrespective of any action that may be
taken by the opposition.
The Lincoln-Roosevelt executive COM
mittee today indorsed county ticket
and pledged its support to jeff Nc
EIvaine of San Bernardino for the state
board of equalization.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
CELEBRATION OF
birth OF NATION
Gud signe Norigs land, kvar helm daI
Og strand,
kvar Iund og lid: Han lat det aIdrie
doy,
han verge bygd og oy, han verje mann
Og mOy
til eyIeg It'd!

Norwegians in San Francisco will
gather at Golden Gate Commandery
hall Tuesday evening to celebrate the
inauguration of their country's inde-
pendence, May II, 1914, after 400 years
of Danish rule. The meeting will be
held under the auspices of the Norwe-
gian national league.
Rev. M. NJ. Londahl, a well known
United States army chaplain, will be
the principal speaker at the joyful
meeting. An entertaining and patriotic
program, short but interesting in every
feature, will be presented.
An overture by the orchestra is to
open the observances and then Chap
lain Londahl will speak. Following
that God Save Norway" the national
hymn, will be sung. After duet and
recitation by C. Rosen the singing
society will render several patriotic
and stirring airs. Klaus Olsen will
conclude the program.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
sHERTFF wANTs BAssITY

While Flsnnery was in san Rafael
District Attorney Boyd and Sheriff
Taylor were in San Francisco on
business connected with the case, the
nature Of which they refused to dis
close They left Marin county early
I'm the morning and did not return
until 1 o'clock. when they went into
a conference which lasted all the
afternoon. Both refused to make any
statements for publication. They
were aware Of the visit of Pistolesi
10 the penitentiary and discussed it at
the conference, but refused TO COM
ment on its significance.
In spite Of their reticence. however.
IL became known that Sheriff Taylor
held a subpoena for Jerome Bassity, the
notorious dive keeper who is at pres
ent under investigation in connection
with the white slave traffic. Bassity
is alleged TO have offered to bail Joe
Abbott out Of Jail after it became
known that he was about TO confess
and is wanted as 2 witness by the
prosecution. He dropped out of sight
after the issuance of the subpoena.
JURY TAMPERING INQUIRY
Whether Bassity's disappearance was
due alone TO his relucance to testify in
regard to his alleged offer TO bail Alb
b0tt out, or was also prompted by the
activity Of the county officers in the in
vestfgatfon of supposed attempts at
jury tampering could not be learned
last night. nor could it be ascertained
how Bassity was involved in any at
tempt to influence members of the
Flaunerv jury because Boyd refused to
discuss the matter in any of its phases.
The jury spent its first day in Gus
tody on a launch trip about the bay,
starting in the morning and returning
last night in time for dinner. The
jurors did not seem to be annoyed by
the fact that they were under guard,
and several Of them seemed to enjoy
it, They We're installed in quarters in
the Marin hotel, all approaches to
which We're carefully watched by depu-
ties Of the Sheriff.
Although the cause of Judge Lemons
order to lock up the jury was dis
cussed by Boyd and Taylor and was
the subject Of their activities yester-
day they refused to talk about the mat
ter for publication
BOYD viii spend today in preparing
for the presentation of the FIannery
case, which will be resumed at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

CHILDREN AS HoSTS-oakland. May IA
Parents viii be the guests of their children
tomorrow at the annual children's day cele-
hration Of the First Congregational church.
Twelfth and Clay streets. Special music will
be given by the boys and girls vested choir.
and the Offering of the occasion will be de-
voted TO the establishing Of new Sunday
schools throughout California.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
INSURANCE AGENTS Go
TO STOCKTON IN 1911
Snecinl Disnntch 10 The Call

LDpccId DISpdlCH 70 7 TIC NutI1
STOCKTON. May 14.-Word was re-
ceived here today from E. H. McGowen,
secretary of the Commercial club, who
is attending the state fire insurance
agents convention in Los Angeles, that
the next convention will be held here
in May, 1911.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
Siss Sisss Marabouf
SfOIeS and MuffS
at Fractional Prices


1H-yd hve-strand stoles in @ 10
black and natural, pEsEO
2-yd four-strand stole in q OE
natural shade only, pZs|O
2-yd. four-strand stoles in GL 10
black and natural, QTs&O
Beautiful marabout muffs GL 10
of high grade, QTsZO
2-yard five-strand stoles in GE 90
natural shade only, QOs%O
2-yard stoles, very full and G7 az
of high quality, QAsOO
Muffs may also be had at $7.65.
These match up in handsome sets.
Sale Held Special Sale Section Under
The Dome.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
wILL NAV NEw RrLEs

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. May 14-Yale
will try out the new football rules by
calling back two weeks before college
eran players to work out the forma-
tiOn
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
Take Lunch i'm the Cafe

ouperbly situated on the Mezzanine Foor,
t offers in addition TO excellent service a
menu of tempting dishes
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15
Kayser's
Silk Hose
Thoroughly dependable. and
guaranteed not to rip nor run.
These are backed by
The Emporium S liber-
al money-back policy.

The far famed Italian
silk hose of Kayser make
are made of the genuine
Italian silk, with double
thickness in heel and toe.
They retain their brilliant
luster to the end. Colors
are black, white, tan, pink,
sky, gray, London smoke,
bronze, rose, lavender,
navy, canary, pongee and
reseda. Second Aisle
The Kayser is the cheap
est hose in the long run.
The Pair $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15

The automobile races were even more
interesting than yesterdays One coast
record, the five mile dirt track record,
was broken by Murray of San Fran
cisco in Buick, when he made the
distance in minutes SO as seconds.
Several of the events were close and
all We're extremely interesting
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
CHECK SWITCHING" CHARGED
Holland House Employees Diverted Cash
Receipts, L Is Alleged.

Charged with conspiracy 70 esfra1f ~.
Holland House BY ''switching checks f..
employees OF the hotel were arrested ea-t,
yesterday morning By Central Office dstae-
tives. All we're held for examination .,
Monday, when arraigned in the Jers-.o,
Market court before Magistrate Herrws,
Bail was fixed at $1,000 each
The prisoners are Joseph Syrdsnhavua :.
No. PCS East 7td street. a waiter: pa.
Boyette, Of No. 335 West 2ath streat ans
Charles E. Carr. of no. 3i3 East 21s.
street. cashiers. and Henry z Gibson. 70
No. so West 135th street. and John Hsr.
t1ns. Of No. 3o9 East 18th street. bar
tenders Frank s. Hartman. ulanazar n.
the Holland House, and his assistant. Mar
Son1n1er. appeared as cOmplainar-s Trs,
produced as witnesses several private d.
tectives employed 10 investigate the case
According 10 the story told in court ~,
five men worked IN combinat zion. Tn,
waiter received checks from the barterders
the amounts being recorded by the cash
registers behind the bar When the check.
were paid the Cashiers were supposed ?,
cancel them. but the conpIainanrs aIIeg.
that the scheme was for the casafers u re-
turn the checks TO the bar by the waiter =,
that the bartenders could use them again
without recording 2 sale.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
Real Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos. IA
and 1s yesev street. resulted as follows

Real Estate Exchange salesroom, NOS IA
and 1s yesey street. resulted as follows;
BY Joseph T. Day.
M,prSo> AVE-. 1870 n 94th ST. l00sx
4ea: : sty apart house; vol sale; knocked
dor, To {, II Crawford for SS9,500.
,as1-II ST 54s to So s, 125 # of Broad
wav 76xan II; two sty flats: Twenty-third
ward Bank agt Rae Ginsberg ct al; Lexow.
NJ a. " attys: G l. Cohn. ref; amt due,
50 44s oa: taxes etc, 81 ,s31 "a; adjourned to
March 4.
CHERRY ST, o2T and 22a g 1909 # OF
pike St Ssx120.4 to Water st x31.11x irreg'
two g sty tennis and stv loft building on
water ST Ignatz Roth ct al agt Morris
Koslow eft al; Iese & CO. attys: + F, Rioh'
ref: amt due. SL4 $40 "a, taxes. etc. $50; TO
the plaintiff for S5l.s69.
BETH ST 131, g, so It Of Lexington ave.
coxl0o.5: 4 sty dwg; 4 NJ Leon ct al trustees
agt Samuel Weinberg ct al: J II Morsan'
atty: F Leubusoher, ref; amt due ST.
oQ9 55: taxes etc. $500; adjourned to March =,
BY Samuel Marx.
ls4TH ST, 36 s s3.4 # of Davidson ave
10 sxS0: sty dwg; Isabelle Camp aSt NJ
O'Connell ct al; H A Vieu, atty: F c Aver.
ref: amt due 1891 IS: taxes, etc, S1e2 oa'
10 the plaintiff for $500.
18TH ST, c2S s. 259.7 # OF I'd ave, &c *
1922 sty tenmt: w H Reitenmefer agt
Samuel SHERMAN ct al a Wolff, atty
7 Dobson, ref: amt due. sS.cS2 81; taxes. etc,
$50; sub 20 q prior mtg Of $4,000: to the
rlantif for S1l.3tS
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY IS.

GREENWICH ST, 537 to 545; New York Cor
nice and Skylfght Works against r T Nesbi.
& Co. owners and contractors s61o.
164TH ST. $. 50 it of CauldweH ave. 5sx
owner: Thomas Reilly Co. contractor:
Franz Ten Brook, sub contractor: ST.
J3S o.
UNION AVE. SCI: Abendroth Bros agt Gold
BARNES AVE. $, f65 TT II Of Briggs ave
60x9ax trrcg; Andrew Wright agt Ger
mansky Construction Co. owner and contractor:
$145.
RIVER AVE, @oto; Gabriel Del Gaudio agt
Michael Nolan. owner, Fox & Lorenz sub
contractors. S34@ so.
4TTH ST. go West; John F. Cronin agt Abra-
ham k"rn, owner; Gordon e Stein. con-
tractors, SLAB Is.
2STH ST, II" West: steclSler & FEEDER agt
Bernard kiesland. owner; Jacob Paletz
contractor: S33
42D ST. > East. Mitchell Bros agt Emaiie NJ
Aguste r W and Marie Pettier. trustees
owners o'keeme & Cunningham. lessees; Jor-
dan Construction Co. contractor: Sio7.
5sTH ST. 10I West; William : Horton azt
tractor, s@4 -
2sTH Sr. 14s and 1ss West. Herman Slate
." 1st Robert smith. Whitney Lyman
and Joseph Reuth. trustees. owners and
tractors, $3.50
ROADWAY 240th St Spuyten nuyvil Road
and 2f2d st: entire plot. Harry II Tilley agt
Inierboroush Rapid Trausit Co. owner;
William 7 Bernlart. contractor s3. l51 90
1sT AVE. "a 96th st and pTth 81 entire
block Atlantic Iron and steel Co agt Second
NNenHe Railroad Cc, George " Lynch. re-
SelV@r owner; Charles Pecikworth, sub
sonlractor. Dunseath & Wellsg, contractors
MOUNT HOPE PI. > non II = Of jerome
s, aoe e5x'o Edward = Buhler % agt Reh-
.,fhoeeaa and Jacob zenz. contractors.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address1
FEBRUARY Ia.
MANHATTAN

with owners name and addresso
FEBRUARY 1s.
MANHATrAN
9TH ST. f22 TO 13O West: for a I2-storv brk
lofts and store. as 9xss9: Townsend. Steine a
Haskell, Broadway and 34th st. srchitects;
cost $500 600
Owner Rockton Construction 90, 8. Mich
olas ave and 1851 81.
THE BRONX.
gIIL,AR PLACE. s, 150.s5 {. Of Fortharn
sf two . sty frame dVlss. 22x&S each. Fl
Booth & Sons. City Island: architects (cost
not gfvenl-
Island
PROSPECT AVE = III q n OF 1soth st
2 stv brk theatre f2o. 1x106: FTfedenrich
f,erston &. Baer 1888 Faile st, lessee: 9
Herne 144O Broadway. architect; cost, s1o0so
Owner. Mehan, Ehrichs & Simon, SIS Hunts
Point ave.
UNION AVE, 8, 250l5 IL Of fsSth ct; | stv
brk garage. 25x12O; G n DIETRICH, 25 West AID
st. architect: cost 5000
Owner Abram n Hsrbst. 1912 Hall Place
BOTH ST n s. 100 II OF Wales ave; 1 sty
brk stable. 25x31: Chris f Lohse, 62I Eagle
ave architect: cost. 81 225
Owner John A Bislin. on premises.
18TH ST W cor OF Clay ave. three sty
brick stores, sizes iTes: " Del Gaudto. Ire
mont and Webster ave. architect; cost
$500.
owner A1ois L Ernst. 17c Broadway.
232D ST 8 355 II OF Laconfa ave, sty
and attic frame dwIg. 2fx2S: Carl john
son. East 42d st, architect; cost. $500
Owner, Frank A Grant, 10I East S6th st-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
REALTY NOTES.

Mark Eafalsfy d Co, No. % Fifth ava
me-. have been appointed sole agents for
the eleven story Mauhassct apartments, on
Broadway, between 19sth and l09th streets
The property was recently bought 10y the
Really Assets Company.
Harris d Vaughan were The brokers in
the sale of 10. 80 Fourth avenue for Louis
& Giles This is par Of the large plot
~ Nos 20 and SO Fourth avenue. and 1a2
eud lni East 2sth street. containing about
7-cao square feet, forming an L" arounc
he southeast corner of these thorough
fares. recently bought ~ Jacob Neadle.
George BreJreli & Sons were the brokers
IN The sale Of the south east corner OF Third
avenue and 18Th street. reported yester-
dzy- ibis was the first sale of the prop
erty IL over twenty years
Lewis II. May Company has sold for
David Benson plot of lots on Chandler
avenue Fer RockaWay. TO Mrs. Richmond
who viii improve same with a cottage
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
FEBRUARY 1s.

Bond and Mortgags Guarantee Co to Sophie
Kanenbley S2O,125.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Eva N Davis.
$1,000
Henry McCaddin MolIie Chamber; s.. 500.
Mary p Walker TO Wilson n Powell $4,000.
Windsor Trust Co to Louis NJ Rowland, ad-
ministrator; S1o0-
Frank Gass to Annie r Daily; 81 400
Augustus Bailey and ano exrs. to Augustus
p Bailly; 81.
Samuel Kramer to Hannah K Levy, ST. 400
North American Mortgage Co to Franklin
Trust Co: 500
Max Schelle Christian II Bodeukirchen:
s. 200
George " Elliott to Eliza Doornbos 81 600
Carrie Ruhl to Robert Wieneske; $1,000.
Anna Wilkens to Frederick Iese; S10O
De Witt Cohen to Albert G Morganstein;
SO. 100.
George r Halsted ct al exrs. to George F
Halsted ct al, trustees; $50 o0o
Moses Wemman, eNr. TO Solomon Zudek; Feb
II; 81.
Anna Theriat to Edith Nj de HuItfeldt:
Feb Il; 81
George r Fearing trustee. to Sisterhood OF St
Mary: Feb II; S43 900
William f Thorn. trustee. to Edith dc ST
HultfeId: mtgs; Feb IT; 81.
william Thorn. indv and gdu. to Edith VI
de NJ HUitfeldt; mtgs: Feb II; 81.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co TO
Home for Old Men and Aged Couples; Feb
II; 5000
Samuel Levy 10 state Bank; Feb IT; 500
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
RECORDED LEASES.
With name and address of lesseeD
FEBRUARY Is.

With name and address of lessee)
FEBRUARY Is
AMSTERDAM AVE. 7a5; Edward Da1is AXIS te 9, eei, eeo
bert J Kendall; ) yrs from May l, 1910, sl.opo-
Address. 16s Chambers st
BROADWAY. w cor Of 42d st 51.5xaa11 70
eth ave x4a 4xse .: Joseph H Flick to Broad "a;
Il: 21 YRS from May /. 1909; s5oooo
address. 50 Wall st,
Viggiano: Feb Il: Yrs mos from March i.
Address. 50 Cherry st
CANAL ST. 1e1. Anna NJ Gros.snlan at al ;, tt, to
Abraham PaltroHitz; Feb Il, ! yrs from May
J. Asdrsss. lsip: s"'ffG iai Canal st
HOUSTON ST 225. " cor of Essex ST Henry
r schillins TO Paul Tauzman; yrs from May
!. 1910. s. 700
Address, Isl Essex st,
LUDLOW ST. rs, Thee, Psluu,bo to Max We Vein
stein and ano; Feb Il, yrs from MaF l.
address, i2a Rivington
MADISON AVE 4f5: Martha T Fettus and ano
70 Reeder Bros; q yrs from April o. 1910
Address $50 4th ave
PARK AVE. 1925: Ernest Trihelh9,rn qnc. ,o,6' 20
si.nso
Address. 1925 Park ave.
RENWICK ST 20. Achille De Fierro to Giuseppe
Ferrara: ) yrs from March /. 1918; S1,iio
Address, 20 RenWick st.
I'd AVE 1716 and 171s; Harry Sprung ct a.
Address. Room 2oS. 1861 Broadway
nth AVE, 4S4. susanna Orth to Herman Leu
decker. Feb II; 10 yrs from Feb !, 1910; 81
Address. 4s4 nth ave
42D ST. 131 East. 2ox1oo5; Emma F Springer
10 French Shrner &, Urner; Il yrs from May
l. 1910: Sc. 800
Address 153 Broadway.
BOTH ST. 81 West. 20x1oo5: the Trustees OF Co
Iumbia college to Julia A Hustled; y yrs from
NOV /. 1889: $S21.
Address, BOX = New York Produce Ez-
change.
1o2D ST. so4 East; Jennie Bogoroo to Isaac
Isaacson; Feb II. Yrs from March I, 1910
81. 700.
Address. % Nassau st.
18TH ST, 100 East: Emily z Mitchell n Louis
= clerice; Feb II; yrs from April /, 1910;
81 300.
Address 300 East 125th st.
18TH ST, 40 and 81 West; Nathan I. CLAUDE 70
EleanA Eckhouse: Feb Il; l yr from May l.
1905: $3.50.
Address. 40 West 135th st.
18TH ST 4s and 20: Emily Chamberlain TO
Renjamin g Howell; Yrs / ING from April i.
1910: 81 $50
Address. 2@7 Canal ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
TITLE COMPANY LENDS s3e5,ooo-

Pease & Gilman have secured from the
Title Insurance Company for the 1'th
Street Realty Company a loan of sz4'-
600, ct ~ per cent for five years, covering
premises Nos. 243 and 245 West 18th street
and extending TO 18th street.
The 18th Street Realty Company re-
Gently improved this property with
twelve story mercantile building
r J. Jones has secured for the Fluri
Construction Company from the same title
company ? loan Of S155,coo on the premises
at the northeast corner of 176th street and
St. Nicholas avenue. on which site there
was recently erected a six story apartment
house.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
LIS PENDENS-

2i5TH ST. $. lots 100 and 10 nap OF W.,
Village Of Jerome. 5fx125; People Of The So.
OF New York agt Nicola BeIotto (not,ce i.
Ievy): attorney. S Whitman
FoRDHAM RID 124: Matilda LsndSrran -,
Fordham Construction co 81 a. ffo-eeIr,sl,-s
mtS1: attorneys. simon & Asher.
GRAND ST 59f. Daniel J Aendelson azt ca
vanni Rarbere ct al Cforeclosure Of rlrsl-~ ~
torney. y Scharps-
CAU-LDWEr.L AV7 cot: Joseph : silvs-
Sender FeIdmark ct nj foreclosure OF r,fzNss
attornevs sake g. Powell
MADISON AVF. 18Th ~ Is l1~-n.
trustees OF the FUND for Aged ana T,S--.
Cfergyn1ers OF the Protestant Episcopal CEr,-s' -
In the Diocese Of New York aEs John yF Tr.oi
ct al foreclosure OF mtg: attorueys TIarrss15'
Elliott & Bird.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
MIDTOWN BUILDING RENTED.
II. Pass. the Lessee, VIII Eemooei
Structure for Business Use.

Frederick Fox & Co have leaseo '"1
Joseph VI. Adrian No. SO west -ls' s'Ieel,
a four story dwelling, for Ions Term "a
years to H Fass. who viii lmmeola'e'S
remodel the building for business pur-
poses.
The Charles Z Noyes Company has
leased the ground floor. No % Johh Street,
for Max n Blum to A. Nalchos. the Sec
ond floor, No. S John street. for Cahl-
mon. VOORHEES, & Floyd to Bennville e
Pay,ne. and large suite of Offices in the
Singer Building to Mcclure g. Flag.
The d & s Realty Company have
leased for a term of years. the two story
garag 10. 5e4 West 18th street, TO McNeil
& County. who win use the building IS
private garage and school, after it has
been extensively altered
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

~or, CIT 1as West; Amsterdam Building co ast
%9ouelas Green eft al: Jan II. 1910: $35f2 80.
xyEBsTER AVE- e S, 100 Z, of 17ssh st:
IIenrv 9 Silleck. tr. agt Freund & Boviez ct
Al: Jan 12. 1910: s76s %.
D.Iy AVE e 8, 1868 IT OF f7sth st: CertIssi
Marble Works agt John r Peterson et al
Dee %, 1909; ss2
74TH ST. 421 to 422 Fast: Edward F Tisrnsy
at Louis Mayer Realty Co ct al. March 4.
1909: S45 50.
uEST END AVE. X cor 18th 1T: Richardson
{. Boynton Co ast Frank Bradley ct al; Nov
l. 1909. s134 40
kern ST ~ and so West; Coleman & Kraus agt
civ Athletic Club ct al tby bond): $3.50.
pRoADwAY. 3117 70 a129: Harry Metzlsr aSt
surety Construction Co ct al: Feb IL. 1910 (by'
depositD: s2S 2i
on AVE g . cor a7th st; Murray & Co sEt Sec
ond Avenue Railroad Co; Feb :. 1910 (by
bondl: 81. .223 80
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
RECENT BUYERS.

Ogden II. Hammond Is the buyer OF NO
80 East 10th street, four story and base
ment dwelling, on lot 25xieo feet. recently
sold by the David Dow estate.
Mrs. NcCrocl1en is the buyer Of Nos 25
and on5 West 21st street. recently sold by
Alfred Tally She owns an adjoining site.
Anoev G. Marshall is the buyer Of No.
Front street, sold recently by the Rufus
Story estate. through Stephen r AyTes
and Walter 7. Baylis.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
sSD ST EOS East; to 5 Sly brick tnnt:
Century Engineering and Construction Co,
40 Nassau st. architect: cost. $4,000.
owner A GoIdenblurn, s23 Willoughby ave,
Brooklyn.
1o4TH ST. 427 East; to sty brick stable:
M Del Caudio fremont and Webster sves..
architect; cost, $500
Owner. F De Rosa. on premises
10Th ST. 8. 1854 IT OF Amsterdam ave:
to sty brick storage warehouse; l. Cher-
lein, 40I West 37th st, architect: cost. Slo,-
600
Owners, Bernheir1ler & Schrarts. 12sth 81.
near Amsterdam ave
THE BRONX.
uABRTsoN AVE - IS It n Of Cornell
TO sty frame dwlg, 22x2s5; Serviss &
Clew. architects: cost, $500.
owner, Michael Brennan, 36lS Willett ave-
15oTrI ST 761: to . sty frame shop and
dvlg. 21.5x2s.3: Chris F Lohse, 81 Easle
ave, architect: cost, S1-225-
Owner, John 4 BiElin- on premises
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
ANOTHER Red BANK SALE.

Joseph p Day has sold Tor Charles F.
filert his estate, consisting OF dwelling
truse. six CUtbUidings and about thirty
TWO acres Of lan1 st Red Bank, \. J The
property IS about d half-mile from the rail
cad station, and within 4 few minutes
walk Of the Shrewsbury River j has
large frontage or the Nut Swamp Road
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
SALES OF COUNTRY TRACTS,

Z. Sharum has sold to the Armor Realty
Company. for three clients. 1,2SQ acres Of
land in Mcdowell County, N c, and 100
acres in I.aurcns County. Ga, and .'V
acres in Emanuel County, Ga Two stocks
of hardware in st, Louis and twenty-five
lots at Jackson Park, \. J., were given as
~ - Tlsyyalerr
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
% 90; oenl susan 20 2oHare to Andrew ] Holm (rnti

81 80, oool. susan 20 o,Hare to Andrew ] Holm (mts
Address. S64 Alexander ave.
I5fST ST, IL s. eon 81 =. - go COX
tIo,o: l5lst st, n 9. $50 IT w Of Morris ave,
12xioo: Theodore Mccarthy TO Waterford
Address. $40 Broadway. 80 T'
10th ST. s, 5s.S ft w Of Arthur eve. 81. 4x
70. John McNulty to Simon p Quinn (mtg
S16.000) Feb II; S1no
Address. 2041 Arthur ave
1s0TH ST, n s. 7o.1 1T e of Mohossn ave. 751x
DeS ddes e-oonstuction on Co, Feb II: 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
GETS TITLE AS A GIFT.

Title 10 the property No. 24o West -5lst
street. or 4 plot Ak irregular 375.2 feet
east Of Eighth avenue, was transferred as
= gift yesterday 10y Emma Chappen 10
william Chapel
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
NEW n. E. BOARD MEMBERS.

The following bank presidents have been
made associate members of the Real Estate
Board Of Brokers: William Felsinger
Jonathan E. Currey, w. II. r Totten,
William G. Conklin. Thomas N. Mulry and
Joseph y. Francolini.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

PURDY ST. s. 755 II n OF Starring sv. -
214 stv frame dwis. 22x2s.f. Servfss q Co.
25f4 Webster ave. aTchitsctzs cost s506
Owner, ID Paul Gillespie. 3735 Waite PA,