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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they can.
not reach tho seat of the disease datarrh
II blood and constitutional disease, and
In order TO cure IL You must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in.
ternally, and aofs directly on the blood and
mucuous surfaces. Halls Cutarrh Cure Is
not a quack medicine. II j. prescribed by
one Of the best physicians in this country
for years aud is a regular prescription. ii
is composed Of the best tonics known, com.
blued with the best blood purifiers, acting
directly on the mucous surfaces. The per.
feet combination Of tho two ingredients Is
what produces such wonderful results In cur.
ing Catarrh sond for testimonials free
S1ld by Druggists, price 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

Courogc and aggressyonoss aud hon, sly the three
virtues that always brng political success Young mon
should remember this The time for gum-shocing, Tor
dodging ami cyadng and trying to sneak into public of
too has an hu passed Tho who is willing to stand
up and talk ont loud who has tho courage of his con-
vctons, who isn't afraid and who dodgcs is The
man who the greatest distance before the people
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
In Thankful Land

For this old world I'm thankful' '--
that's how my prayer Is said
bless the chance for Twin, | bless
my daily bread
The glad groen earth beneath my feet
the heaven overhead
For this old world I'm thankful -
it's here ! take my stand,
Deaf ear 10 trihulution-grlm trouh-
les stern command,
A captain of a Joy brigade marchn
through Thankful land,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

Doctor II found the patient to be
suffering from abrasion of the cuti-
Gle, tumefaction, ccchmosis and extra
vasation In the lntegument and eel
lunr tissue above the left orbit"
Judge lyon mean he had black
cyoe"
Doctor; Eyes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

Il believe" said the poet that
there are flowers beneath the snow,
but ri be blest If I'm going to shovel
them out when It's TWO degrees above
zero. Their duty rs 10 stay there
III spring
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

De man what alus snyln' dat iudg-
what thinks de worlds Attire w'on he
hears horn BLOWN In de- middle or de
night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

After his Thursday evening experience In attempting
to debate with r. j. Hurley Judse vandeycntcr publicly
Cancelled his future debating dates, Everyone present
understood the reason. doesn't knowingly walk
Into certain defeat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

Take the Republican county ticket and compare II
man for man with the opposition ticket ana then be
guidod by Your Impartial Judgment lust II YOU were
giving personal employment to the candidates Isn't that
q ialr nronoyuon2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
.Inln tho nnnd

when you're safe IN the lnnd
Where the happy people stay
Have 10 toss ser hat up
An hollor Hike "llorray!"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
rrouEsr 10 rEAyELrEo mlN

when you are through reading hia paprr Tin yoa p'a.e
Hros h out NJ ffi OF G''f1ou m'n yo
They sil appreciate b.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05

zone Dcmocmtic official found short $4,000" is a
headline In the Muskogco Phoenix. Why zone" Demo.
cratic oftcalg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-05
TN MAINE

l. VIEW OF the local discussion that has arisen over
| the blowing up Of the 5laiuo 10 Havana haroor il
| is worth while. perhaps % set forth the known
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11

ough inspection. covering the entf-. -.
l,S94 tenement bakeries We're found IN
Of these are how firepreofed as tie rn.sy
or the vigorous prosecution Of <llch .sut
during the present year. and In nnanv sses
nake,es the work of freproohinz l. o,as' nas
crossing. Pc
WITH regard 10 the current vork
department. for the year 1909 the sr,,1..
tables show that 1893 plans v.-s !cX
covering the erection of 2.5s9 new tena-.9
houses. At an estimated cost OF si2 sg ns
and containing $3.50 apartments or ac.s.m
modations for 174.015 persons Duriny -
year 3.s10 alteration plans were AIAS ns
fecttnS t.Ils tenement houses. and q
estimated cost of the alterations was -
The total number OF new huildtn~
laiions filed during 1909 was II .2s-. ~ 49, 49,
1.434 were dismissed and cancelled d,-I
the year; essS alteration vlOiaIluns ~s
fled and 1892 dismissed and can~.ws..< =
while 1856 old building violations -.
fled. $3.50 of these being dismissed -
cancelled 10
A feature OF the present years
relative to the buildings erected under ~
new law has been an inspection 70 z.~.H
tain whether they have been illegally =
tered OF occupied since completion ~
department found many serious vfola,,ss
as a result of this inspection-suc1 ..
instance. as the subdividing OF apartr,....
In such a manner as TO cut OF access /.
fire passages were found 10 be closed :.
and rented for store purposes, whilA-
Ofher cases INSIDE stairs leading 20 r7a ~
lar had been installed. thereby fncrsss..-
the danger from FIRE. The Department -
nnediately instituted a vigorous pross~
tion of al lsuch sases.
am pleased 10 state also tfat N. =.
partment is now in a better position r.s
ever before to carry on It's work in 49,
a manner will insure progress IN -
divisions. This Is so by reason OF ~. e.
creased force provided for structural al
sanitary work during the present wear an, sns
by the removal OF many hampering cIanss.
i'm the tenement house law which -
previously been serious obstacle 10 is. fs.
work of the department..
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
LIS PENDENS.
IN

WHITE PLAINS ROAD. :. lots and ) ma,
Of village OF South Mount Vernon. Brorl
:5xl2s. Sx25x13o: two actions, Catherine 9
&ttornsy. aiH.
s6TH ST 49, East. Mont-on.ry - 81 ara
ludlow ST. 1f6. Philip z Rosenberg t-1sfs.
agt Hyman Rubin et al (action % SCI asit.
Attorney. Palmer.
1sOTH ST. 3 102 II " Of Maps av.. 2srss
Anna S Finck azt Catharine " Esirs :. Al
foreclosure OF mtgel.
Attorney. II c kUdlich-
152D ST: 11$ West; Gervase z Green tru.rs.
szt alfred L Simpson 81 al faction % in.
press trusr)-
Attorneys. White q Case.
SULLIVAN ST. " 5. eco f. OF Bl.eck.- -
4Ox100; Annie Aste ast Prer1ia Real Fs4sr.
Go ct al (foreclosure OF mtzel-
Attorneys. Lindsay. Kalish & Palmer
ssTH ST. 4Ss East; Solomon D Nuicr an
Joseph Zweiz notice Of levy
Attorney. = Shea
s4TH ST. us West; Jennie Freed - Al n
Geo T Douglass et al tamended forselomr,
Attorney. z Jacobus
BELMONT AVE. = 1919 IL OF fsf~
5s10x164. kiss 5x1561o: Italian savt,r,
nisani et al foreclosure OF nsfse5 "a
Attorney. j z Wayland-
JACKSON ST. g 12J II n OF Cher-v a, -
100: Lucille Kurtz asr Max Gold ;. n
foreclosure Of mtgel-
Attorneys. Wilson. Barker & Wagner
CEDAR AVE. W cor 1I1th st. -xsa 4xlsssx
SO: Geo P MoreII agt Patrick j Murphy :, Al
faction 70 declare 1i@n9-
Attorneys, Cowan. Ketchun & Marcus
OAKLAND PLACE. s. 100 II " o, Proso.-.
ave. 25x100: Van Nest Wood Working =,
fCreclose mechanics' liensl.
Attorneys. Press & Ht-schberg.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
IN The AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction offerings to-day at the Real
Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos. IA and
l6 Fesey street. will be as follows:
BY Joseph P. Day
PEARL ST. le4. 6. 41.3 # of Pine ST. II ax
9I3x irreg, sty bldg; assgnee's sale.
.4IH 81. los. 8. CO # of Columbus ave- lS1
1922. stv dwlg; vol sale
l45TH ST. 3es end $40. 8. 1917 # " Of Willis
ave, 5uxlo0 and 3 sty dwlgs; exrs sale, es-
tate of George Could. deceased.
AMSTERDAM AVE, n cor 116th st. 1oo.l1x
lfo, vacant: vol sale
CHERRY ST. go n G cor Pelham ST. .. 6x10aT
sty tenmt, with stores: vol sale
10TH ST. 90. s. 100 # of Columbus ave,
l!.6xlool1 sly fat: eXr's sale. estate of
Simon Rothschild, deceased.
aiST ST 90, g. s2.2 IT Of Park ave 1a.sx
zoos sty dwlg; exrs sale, estate of Isaac
and Fanny Teichman. deceased.
o6TH ST, 4o5. n $. 99.9 IT of 9th ave 25.3x
&@-s, D sty termt; vol sale
ARTHUR AVE. 1926. 9 s. 100 # of fremont
cant: r Fink agt Luke Healy ct al: T "
Judge. atty; Pace ref: amt due g6-
Sfl 90; taxes. etc. 1929 %
BY Charles 4. Berrian.
a7TH ST. 204 tc 2os. s. 100 IT ? Of I'd ave Six
1ho. II. three sty tennis: ! A Weekos ct al
sgt Harry Sugarman ct AL WeelSes Bros. attys;
IimeS kearney, ref; amt due 81. 13I "a taxes.
etc. S93: sub to prior ntgs aggregatne So Zoo.
BY Herbert A. Sherman
1s2D ST. 494. on Map 496 : = i2o.3 IT Of
Washington ave. 1Sx6l 7x1s.2x65.4. , sty dwig
r Geger ct al agt Hillside Realty and con
struction 90 ~ al: Oakes ' & s. sttys: W 5
Grey ref; amt due, s7,149 So: taxes. ctc.
Sl42 66.
By Samuel Marx.
BELMONT AVE. 2l4s, s, 30 # Of 1s1st 81.
~ 2x172 l1x24x170 > sty dwlg; John TWiname
ast p W Thomas ct al; Berry & d attys: !
kohn ref. amt due. s6,974 81; taxes, etc $3.50
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
REALTY NOTES.

Elwood Harlow is the buyer of No. as
West seth street, sold recently by Catherine
Hall through John J. Kavanagh.
Scott & Trotta were the brokers in the
sale for Menotti Lanzillotti 10 John NJ
Haffen Of TWO lots on the north side of
Longwood avenue, about go feet east of
Barry street
The SHETLAND Publishing Company. To-
Gated in the McGraw Building, at No. 239
West 39th street, between Seventh and
Eighth avenues, denied yesterday that it
bought four houses on the north side of this
street, Just to the west Of its present Of
fees. as a site for a new building for its
own use.
Sheldon & Becker have leased for Walter
+. Thompson the four story dwelling house
No go West 10th street TO 3 Henry l..
Hinton, for term of years.
BENJAMIN J. Sforza has sold for the Cam
pania, Real Estate Company the plot. COX
100 feet, on the south side OF 67th street.
! 80 feet east of Fourteenth avenue, Brook
l2n. also for James Marina and Patrick T.
Kane to Pellegrino Tozzi, the plot, 40x1 90
feet, on the east side of Twelfth avenue,
20 feet south of 67th street.
Fish & Marvin have sold a house and
ono acre Of land at Scarsdale, Westchester
County, 10 r. {. Newton
Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs.
Helen s. Burr her country place known rs
Cherryvale, in Rockbridge, Greenwich.
Conn, 10 Francis ID. Fitz Gibbon. Of this
city. for the remainder of the winter and
early spring months.
J. Arthur Fisher has leased for : MAY
IN Pearson Brothers the store at No. SIS
Sixth avenue. for a term of years; also irle
store in No. ese Sixth avenue to II Chi
c,IreI, and for the CantreIl estate the thre.
upper lofts in No. 626 Sixth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders Attorney
JANUARY 10
BROADWAY. n cor iosth ST. 1oo12oi; FEB p;
1905: Manhattan Realty Co TO Walter Reid
and others $40 OOo
Attorneys, De Witt Lockman, ss Nassau
BELMONT AVE, e g 12s # of 1s1st ct. 5s.sx
1855; June l. 1909; ortensia @ Pianisani to Gae-
Attorney. E a Paul. 20 Broad st.
HOME ST, II S, 1Oe ft Of Union ave. soIl6o.o:
March 10. 1905; Albert schwarzer to Eliza
beth T Bell: SO, $50.
!, Attorney, L T Ins Co. 16o Broadway.
LOTS 6s1 and sa2 map of woodlawn Heights
$50: Oct ,;, 2a 1907: I Jos 2 Stevenson and ano to
Attorneys Arrowsmith &; Dunn. 900 Broad
way.
LOTS 6, I. 81 81 map of Clason Point: April
), 1907: Geo ] Stricken to Herman Menaker
and ano: S12T5
Address. 2O3s Sd ave.
LOT 10, map LIZA us9O; Nav % 1907: Henry
Gerber to Wilbur Larremore: 81. 400
Attorney. L Ins Co. 16o Broadway.
MADISON AVE. cor SD st. 25xa5; Jan 9.
1903; John W A Davis to Frederick Hilton;
Attorney. VIM White. 50 Cedar st.
PARK Ark VIEW PLACE; s 375 f $ Of 19oth st;
Cameron; 81. $50. i'V'' <" ''"''' 10 WI"
Attorney, Title ms Co. 185 Broadway
Conway and ano to Morris Webber and
Address. Beekman st
QUARRY ROAD 2o12. 22x11o. July cs, 1908;
Louisa Doll 10 g & T Co: $500.
Address 176 Broadway.
RECTOR ST. 1e "a. sx446: March IS. 1907: ozeez
khayat and another TO VIM Wilkening; 81 800
Attorney, r G & T Co. 11e Broadway.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. e $, 40 fl n of Morris
Park ave, 26x1oo; March 25. 1907: VIM G
weiss and another to Jos Gordon; SO. 600
Attorneys. Cooper Baer. 20 vesey st.
Sd ST. :, so ft of I'd ave 20r5O; Dec 81,
1904; Morris Iser to Helena Ringel $500.
18TH ST. cor 5th ave. 4ax116 10: June 6.
ISo; Carrie NJ Butler to Elizabeth Davis:
Attorney. C & Co. 176 Broadway.
18TH ST s. 142 # of 5th ave. 50xee; Juns
10. 1905: same TO same: S21.5oO.
Attorney above
5oTH ST. 4s West. 25xlos: Feb 1. 1905; Loui.
ottman and another to Greenwich Bank;
Attorneys. De Witt & Lockman. IS Mas
64TH ST 17S West 25x1oo: Feb 2e. 1906: Ed I.
Godfrey to Moritz L. Ernst and another; $500.
Attorneys Arnstein Levy, 12S Broadway.
6STH ST. $. 255 IT of 9Th ave- 45x1OO5;
Cross: 100000
Attorneys Biddle & Ward. 10 Wall ST.
HATH ST. 11s West 26x1Oo11: Feb a. 1905;
$4,000.
Attorneys, Simpson & Cardoza. III Broad
18TH ST. S57 West, SCHOOL,: Sept is. 1904.
John W Haaren to Title Guarantee and Trust
Address 176 Broadway
July s. 1887; Herman Stursbers and others 10
Justus l. Bulkley; $1,000.
Attorney. r l. Scott. 90 Nassau ST.
1S5TH ST. s. 200 fl q of I1th ave 7e11x1oo:
June Z 1907 Phi Simon and another to Maurice
Attorneys. Kanuowitz & Esberg. $50 Broad
2ss'rH ST: s, e1o IT Of Katonah ave- 75x1oo;
Dec 4. 1905; Harry Caro- and another TO Minnie
Thornton; 1850.
Attorneys. Gantz & McKennell. So Broad
Esy.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
"oUTsIpE" MORTGAGE MARKET.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company
said yesterday, in fits weekly report regard
ing mortgage conditions. that i'm the last
year II had disposed of 5.55c mortgages,
and that q, larger number OF these We're
taken by persons outside of New York than
ir any previous year. The statement fur
tller said:
The efforts constantly made BY the com
psny 10 fnd outside of New York purchas-
ors are resulting very beneficiaIly TO New
York real estate in providing "A much larger
lending market
The sales last week amounted to $1,7O7,-
700. showing d good start for the New
Year. The number Of mortgages disposed
of amounted TO 1s9.'
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
JANUARY IL

JANUARY 10
1aoTyers' oy Title Title Insurance and Trust Co TO
Queens County Mortgage Co; S14S0o0.
same TO waiter @ solomon eXr. and Harris Solo
AsFsham AsEshas Ka1fmaa to William Loeb: 500
Anna m o II Moldenke ct al to Sophia NJ Moldenk.:
Same to same: $4,000
Title Ggsga2tes gs5 ant and Trust CO to Tale Univer-
Same to same: $4,000.
Same TO William II Ely: So. 900.
Same TO Dora L Falk; $4,000
charles Friedenoerg TO Abel King fasszns two
Bond and Mortgage Guaranty Co TO Bank for
Savings in the City OF New York; s2s Ocn
Maria Berliant to State Bank; 81.
Milton Realty Co 10 Henry Bruckner: 81, 900
samuel 3 Goodale and ano' exrs. to Samuel 7
Same to George Edgen and ano exrs: 5000
Frsse9ts ss oo Butler srdn TO Lawrence Butler:
Hyman N Kutner to Herman rimberser: 81.
trus; $4,000. 1'o-'7- e-'' e'i0
Myron sulzberger to Isidor Enselman: 500.
Edward A Johnson 10 Agnes . Mclean; 81.
Lee Bennett adm. to Benjamin Maier
Caroline G storey to Mary Eagan: ss. 900.
Co assFns Fre lms ss Jan Go to E. cG
Title Guar & T Co to Noah Green Jan 81:
assigns mtgs (Jan 81: 81.
same to Francis D Key Gan 81; 81.
mtgs (Jan 81: 81.
Ely Herzog TO Sophie H Cohen (Jan 81: 81
Frederic de F Foster to Dan'l K de Befxedon
tJan 81, $4,000
J Julian Hall to Fred'k Grasmuck Gan 81:
Lawyers Mtg Co TO City n Insurance Co.
assigns mtgs (Jan 81 $50. 600.
De1a Mitchell to Rosa Lahm (Jan -: 81. 600
81; $4,000.
Joseph Diamond TO David Scott Jan s.: $500
81: 500 coo. '''
William Ogden to Charity Fund Of the
\ Y Assn of the New Church Clan 81: s1OO
Anthony NJ Brady TO Clifford Pinchot sJan
81; S10o- ~
Leon Weinsbank to Ely Herzog (Jan 81: ST.
Ella T Townsend 10 Mary 9 Jacobus: assigns
mtgs (Jan 81; So 600
Hudson Mtg Co to Sarah L Baker Jsn 81.
$4,000 90
zensenda1 Realty Co to Jas peerinE CJan
800. 0'' >
Hyman Helm TO Morris Markow CIsr s:s1
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
TRADING IN SUBURBAN ZONES.

Kurz & Uren have sold for client eight
acres of land on Mamaroneck avenue, be
ginning at the southeriy boundary of White
Plains and running south 1870 feet, with "A
depth Of from 200 TO 800 feet
The Powers-Fuller Realty Company has
sold plot at Bellcourt. Bayside. Long ISL
and. for Mrs. Lucia McCluhan, of North
Bend. Neb.. 10 Fred c. Powers, Of this city.
The Sterling IJill Realty Company has
sold 10 j.. Kleiser, OF Edgewater. y. J.,
plot. 34X10o feet. on Underclin avenue.
Edgewater, y. Ja
The c y. Shurman Investing Company
has sold 10 William Rau. OF New York, lots
: and s. in block -. part of section /, map
Of Palisades. Of Hudson River Realty Com
I1any.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11

3p AVE, s. SIS II of Brook ave, -, - II
too2: due etc as rer bond: Frederick
FORSTER to Montgomery Sanford et al; si''0
Attorney. q g. T Co. 1I6 Broad"sE'
Sd AVE. . cor I75th 81. f3s1x irres: due Aus
!. 1911 s per cent: Zodiac Realty co TO chas NJ
Rosenthsl; sa5. 900 ,so
Attorneys. Calm, Nordlinger Lsndsner' i"o
Broadway.
13SD ST. 7t7 East n s. f6.SxfO0: due. etc, a.
per bond; Philip NJ era zier TO Title t'usran'ee
and Trust CO; s3 600
Address 176 Broadway.
1eSTH ST SO Fast g % 6x1Ss. 10. due. etc ss
per bond; Letitia Steiger 10 Title GUARANTEES
and Trust Co: 81 500
Address 116 Broadway
223D ST. s. east Il lot $50. map Wakefield
5ox114 (prior mtg $500, tJan 81; yrs pe psr
cent; Giuseppe Rlanco to Santo Mirabella: SOTO
Address, 766 East .s26th ST.
25STH ST. s. 30 It If Kstonah ave. COX
100 Jan s.: due; etc. as per bono JOS II
Mentz 10 Thos J Donlon: 81. $50. i,
Attorney. NJ Sullivan. Willis ave ana
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
THE LUCERNE SOLD
GEORGE c. ENGEL GETS BIG AMSTERDAM
Avenue HOUSE IN Il TRADE.
Co-operatre Structure To Be Built in Conuent 4venue
More Sales in the Pennsylvania District.

Trading IN the big West Side apartment
house zone was a feature OF the real estate
market yesterday.
one OF the leading transactions was the
sale by f. F. L. Mordecai for the Central
Realty Company of the Hotel Lucerne, at
the northwest corner of Amsterdam ave-
nue and 18th street. The Lucerne is a
twelve story apartment hotel on plot
IO2 2x1oo feet IL was held at nearly 81 ooo,O 600
The buyer is George c. Engel, a whole
sale butcher, who also has other large
real estate investments.
In part payment for the I.ucerne Mr..
Engei gave the seven story apartment
house known as the Hudson. at the south
west corner of Riverside Drive and &th
street, on a plot s5x1oo feet.
MI Engel. who is also the proprietor e
the Hotel Willard. on 18th street. between
Broadway and West End avenue. has pur-
chased the furniture and good will of the
Lucerne. together with the lease of the
property held by the Hotel Lucerne Com
psny. of which James Runciman is presi-
dent.
The entire transaction involves total
of about slao0.eo. William II. Barse is
president OF the Central Realty Company;
James NJ Todd is its secretary and David
Y. Todd its treasurer.
II was learned yesterday that the Ideal
Homes Construction Company is the buyer
of the plot IoazlOo feet, at the northwest
corner OF Convent avenue and -147th street,
sold recently by Dwyer & Haigh- 1t is
planned 10 erect on the site six story
cooperative apartment house, which will
be the first operation of this character on
Washington Heights. The apartments are
= 10 be offered on the instalment plan.
The purchasing company also contem-
plates erecting a chain of these houses in
the upper section of the city.
Plans have been filed for remodelling the
five story stable at the northwest corner
of Amsterdam avenue and 18th Street and
installing stores on the Amsterdam avenue
front. the improvements being made from
designs by George +. Pelham, at a cost of
SAeoo. for the estate of w. T. Walton, as
owner.
Plans have also been filed for enlarg-
ing the stores in the six story tenement
house No. 5S Avenue B, for H. c. Moray,
as owner from designs by o. Reissmann
Substitute plans have also been filed by
Robert Z. Kelly, architect, for the Henry
Phipps estate. for the proposed making over
Of the i've story dwelling house No. IS
East 18th street into an apartment build
ing. with stores in the lower floors. the
change OF occupancy being made for Grace
O'Hara as lessee.
The Manhattan plans for new buildings
fled yesterday also provided for a six story
loft building. with ground floor stores, 10
be built for Samuel J. SiIberman, from de-
signs by Max Muller. at No. SO Eld>idge
street, at d cost of 81, ,Op0
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders attorney1
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
MANI
JANUARY 10.

MANHATTAN.
JANUARY 10
AVE a. saith st 27iex1a: 10 VI. a.
per cent: Julius Krause, jr. Frederick Com
mel. $4,000 ~
Attorney, julius Krause. jr 4O4 East s4th st
SAME PROPERTY: yrs, 1 per cent: same IN
Charles Lutz; Ss0,000
Attorney, julius Krausc. jr.. 404 East saith St
HORATIO ST. -, a., :. 23xs4 = dan 81:
yrs. ~ per cent Mary Meagher to Union
Trust co Of New York, $4,000.
Attorneys, Muller, King. Lane & Tranord,
50 Broadway.
MADISON AVE: cor 7slh st, 2a-4S75; Madison
ave. 5. 23.4 II Of 18th 81 tJan 81; Jane. Il
White 10 Edward " Arnold: -
Attorneys, Curtis. Mallet. Provost & Colt 80
Broad 81.
MADISON Sr. &, 400 fl = OF Jackson 81 o5x
gins $1,000 "e
Attorney. chedsey 80 Broadway.
MADISON AVE, cor iO5th st. IL 7x45 tprior
mtg SlleloD; yrs, per cent Aaron Smith
20 Asher Gordon; 81. 800
Attorney, Asher Gordon. 1878 Madison ave
PARK AVE. n ed st. 60xa51 ,Jan 81; due
Jan Z. 1919 per cent: 5G3 Park Avenue Cor
Iorailon I" Bond and Mortgage Guarantee 20.
Address '6 Broadway.
i'i1 IN5tpMN IN st IS q. 25xl0o: YRS. per
'''.', Ap' l. .-ltnis To George Y Soper So ,12u.
Attorney. William Petit Far EockaNay.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAE.

RIVERSIDE DRIvE-charles NJ Roen-
thai bought from Emanuel Doctor plot Of
five lots on Riverside Drive. opposite 10th
street. extending through 10 Haven ave
nue. having frontages of 50 and p feet.
respectively. with depth OF about 3eo
feet
AMSTERDAM AVENUE - r. J.. l.
Mordeina sold for The Central Realty COM
pany The Eotel Lucsrne, a twelve story
apartment house, on a plot io2.2x10o feet. 10
George G Ensel. wholesale butcher. The
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
RECORDED LEASES.
tWith name and address OF lesscc)
IANI-ARY 10

CSith name and address OF lesscc)
JANUARY 10.
AVE Z. 30 IS: Wolf Borsschek TO Rose Chazs-
Jan s.; yrs from May i, 1910; 81 ,0So.
Address. 206 East i09th St
WILLIS AVE, 209- -21I; Henry Bosch 10 j. W
Wooworth & Co; ) yrs from May !, 1910;
81, BOO
Address. 80 Broadway.
Sd AVE- s cor s0th st; Celesta NJ Bozenan to
William Auf Der Heyde tJan s.; yrs from
Jan Z, 1910; Sl5J0.
Attorney, X SSeligman, III Broadway.
9TH AVE All, e g. 265x3s.4: Jas Blaine et al
10 Abraham Uhand Gan 81; 312 yrs from
Feb l. 1910. $4,000.
Address, 326 9th ave.
22D ST. 8 5, Il fl of 9th ave. q. .6x9s s;
Kath Moore 10 Fanny A Newton, yrs from
Dec !. 1903: $500.
Address :}62 West 22d st.
39TH ST. 222 10 225 West: Marmac Constn Co
to the Pictorial Review co; Il yrs; $500.
Address. SJ3 Broadway
56TH ST 324 -326 East 40 iOx100s; Max J
Kramer TO Jacob Ebenstein: , yrs from Jan
J. 1910: s4.65S
Address. 12s RiYington ST.
I32D ST IS 80 East, 50x99 IL George Carroll TO
.Ino II Adams. yrs from oct !, 1903; So, $40.
Address. $3.50 East 1921 St
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
TO DEBATE ON SOCIALISM

a debate on socialism between Profe.so.
Isaac Franklin Russell. OF the New Yo-s
University Law School. and Morris Hi
quit has been arranged for Sunday after
noon, January %, at the BROOKLYN Labor
Lyceum, Willoughby and Myrtle avenues
Professor Russell will speak in favor q
capitalism and Mr.. Hiiquit will talk from
the point of view of socialist Districr
Attorney Whitman will preside as chair
man of the n1aArinz