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New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange saiesrooul, Nos i
and is Vesey street, resulted as follows;
By Joseph P. Day.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 81, $. 66.s It Of 1l3tt
st. SI7x124.2x trreg; sty fiat; eZrs sale; tc
II J Carthen for $4,000: also
ST NICHOLAS AVE: 6a 65l + Of
to NJ J Carthen for s35. 900; also
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1892. g. 20 II OF 1s4th
" S Carpenter FOR $50. 500; also
FULTON AVE. 100. " S. near f74th st. a. Il
10ox irreg; vacant; exrs sale; 10 Thomas t
RocHAMBEAU AVE. s. 157 IT n OF 2osth
Burns for 5000: also
PARK AVE. L W cor 1s4th ST, 217x9o1x frreg;
co: c59ati; also Gals ---'' " . >-- ----''' 40
WEBSTER AVE. e cor 1s4th st. 12ezs2, p
irreg; vacant; exrs' sale; to L c McAveny for
Sl7 500; also
JEROME AVE. E e cor 1ssth st. 2e.bxs5. II
irreg; vacant; eArs sale; to Jacob Hoehn for
s4.55o: also
CRESCENT AVE. cor 1asth st. 25- -2x1o2. 81
irreg; vacant; exrs' sale: to w Hauschmar for
$4,000: also
MONROE AVE. 174o to 1883. 5, 100 {. n Of
I74th st. s0xS5; 3 frame houses; exrs' gale; es-
tate OF Julius I Livingston. deceased: to W S
CARPENTER for $4,000.
185TH ST. 3 s. IS # W of Brown pl. 75x1oo
vacant: vol sale: to Lawrence q French for $li'-
ST AIMS AVE. E cor of 134th st, 1ooxso
vacant: Vol sales to Lawrence G French foI
ST., 600.
10th ST. 221. 8, os5 # of Sd ave. z5xloO
5 sty tenmt with stores. vol sale' to David Ross
for So, 300.
FORSYTH ST, 80 and 3e1s. W g. e3c # OF
Canal ST, 81 3xlOo; sty stable: vol sale; u
Henry Broder for $4,000
TlNTON AVE. 1925 W s. 24S3 IT n OF 1eSth
ST. 2t.4X1l0; sty frame dws; vol sale; 10 Il
Wenze, for $3.50.
S9TH ST. So. s. $50 II OF 9th ave. 2ix00
Q sty bldg and store: Warren McConihe agt A
p Scott ct al Warren McCOnihe, atty: z r Dob
son, ref: amt due, se.697 60 taxes, etc. ST.
1S1 40: sub to a mtg of $4,000; withdrawn
CENTRAL. PARK WEST, Ala and AIS. n W
cor OF IoIgt st. l0O.11xI11, three 8 sty fats: L
II Hyman aEt l. Arthur et al: action /; c "
Dayton, tr. atty: Abraham Hershield. ref; amt
due. 81 ,330 IA sub TO three mtgs agggregating
ST., 900: to Alexander Thain for $780, .5GO.
IOlST ST, g. Il S. III # Of Central Park
West 3Sx10011; sty 1athouss; same agt same
action Q same atty; Same ref: amt due. sl3,-
COS a.; sub TO a mtg Of Si2,epo TO Alexander
Thain for S43 600
1GlsT ST. 3 =. 14o # OF Central Part
| same; action 3: same atty: same ret; amt due
| So 247 g.; sub to mtgs asgregdting S35 900
| 10 Charles Rauner for SAL TO.
loIST ST. T. n 6, 1877 IT OF Central Parl
west 3sx10011, sly dat sans agt same
action g same atty: ref. amt due, SIS.
| 329 o.; sub to a mtg of $4,000; to Charlie
/ Rauner for $40 26c.
1S3D ST, 204, s s. 1879 Il OF 9TH ave
! 81. .6x99 Il. > sty hat Oscar Michael aSt Let
Fosensarten 1t al, Fieischman & :. attys
! g L schurz, rel amt due. So snl If; taxes
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
RECORDED LEASES.
CWith nama and address OF lessee
NAV n


BROADWAY 1877, store etc; Benjamin J
Falk to American Auto Supply Cot 49 mos from
April l. 1910; S3, 500: address. IS Chambers st.
BURNsIDE AVE 2S? East apartment second
yrs from May 1, 1910; $500; address, 2s3 East
Burnside ave.
GRAND ST, 1884, store: wilhelnatra Trenl-
mann to Leon GoIdsteini yrs from May l.
1909: $3.50 to $40; address. Isl Grand st.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1892. 8 sty bldg; Samuel
Rothenberg and ano to JaGob b . 0r5off and an9;
Lexington ave
MADISON ST. II " cor Gouverneur st. store,
from Nay l. 1910: $40: address. S19 Madison St
MONROE ST. 21s, two stores: Joseph Partsi
to Gaetano Cippola and M ano; 3 yrs from Oct l.
1868; $3.50; address, pa Monroe ST
TINTON AVE, g cor Home st, corner store;
John Friedrich and ano 10 Christian Schnlalz;
yrs from May /. 1910; $500: address, 5s6 11th
vEsBY ST 81: Lecouver Press Co 70 Louis
GabIer; yrs from May l. 1910; s1,20o; address
81 Vesey St
to Ignatz schleidleder; yr from May /. 1910;
$3.50; address. 769 2d ave.
ID AVE, so: Frederick 4 Booth, j.. to Wii- WI
taxes, etc, 81, 100: address, 80 ID ave.
11TH AVE, $50 and $50, cor 42d st; William
May / 1910; $500: address. 552 nth ave,
3D ST. 26 west, cor Greene st: Louise De
camp6e in6 a13 s99 e9 s to 52 3rsa 3 6iee West yFs
SAME PROPERTY; same to same; 3 yrs from
May |. 1910; 50 500; address, same as above
23D ST, 100 west; Lola = Cooper ct al 20
william louis P and Julius Holzwasser; %
yrs from May l. 1910; taxes, etc, $500 to
IS, 600; address, 12o west go 81.
10TH ST, oo4 and 2o6 East; Charles z NC
Maaus, trustee. to Harlem Shirt Co; 10 yrs from
Nov l. 1909; Sc, 600: address, S31 East 1925 s.
18TH ST l04 West; Charles I Wetnstein
Realty Co 20 Jennie Mensel; Sept %, 1909; 8 yrs
from completion Of building; $3.50; address, 104
West 18th ST.
18TH ST. 627 to 68a East. Edward w Brown
ing 10 John Keirn; Il yrs from April Il. 1910;
Sc $50; address, 627 East 137th St
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
LEASES IN TUNNEL ZONE
Two Sites Near Terminal Station
Rented for Long Terms.

Frederick Fox & Co. have leased LOT the
Buckingham estate the four story ano
basement building at the southwest cor
ner OF Goth street and Seventh avenue.
The lease is for a term OF tWenty-one
years, at an aggregate rental or slaopo
with privileges of two twenty-one-year
term renewals The same brokers have
also leased for the A. & S. Construction
Company from the plans the store ano
basement in the new twelve story n1er-
camille building, Nos. 11s and 12O West eth
street, for long term of years to the
Bach Fur Company. of Chicago and New
York
The Prudential Real Estate Corporation
has leased TO a hotel man the three story
building, on lot 1Sx50 feet, at the north
west corner of 30th street and Seventh
avenue. The lease is for ten years at an
aggregate rental Of $4,000.
The Charles T. Moves Company has
leased the building at No. 42 Water street
for Daniel Birdsau to the Warren Lubri-
street for Nelson G. Carmen to Peter j.
Quinn. and floor at No. L Dutch street
for Franz Zahn to II. F. Van Vechten.
Christopher -Schterloh has leased the
fourth floor in the Fuller Building. No 136
Dr.. Alfred Ahrens-
Herbert A Sherman has leased for e
long term Of years No. S57 East 26th street
for the Bellevue Realty Company q. H
Matthew'S to the National Ventilating
Company.
Corn * Co. have leased for the Duross
Company the top loft in No. 10 West 18th
street; for the Pittsburg Building Com
pany space in Nos. 10 and II West 20
street; for Frank J. Hayes the third loft
in No. 81 West 2Sth street, and for the
Entertainment Shop the parlor store in
No. West 18th street.
Max Rubel has leased from A E Lef-
court four lots, about 1000 square feet,
in the building 10 be erected at Nos. IS 10
81 West 18th street, for five years. at an
aggregate rental OF s139.0o0.
There was recorded on Tuesday a lease
made by the Havemeyer Real Estate Com
pany TO the New York Telephone Company
OF the fifth to fourteenth floor Of the
Eavemeyer Building, at No. 26 Cortlandt
street, at an annual rental OF s107.7SS The
lease is for three years. The telephone
oompany's building adjoins the Havemeyer
DroDertv.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

etc. s7s: sub TO prior mtg of $4,000; to
the plaintiff for sS4.0o4.
1ssD ST 2oa ss 100 f OF - 1th Io ave Rosen- ose
garten ct al Fleschman 8 F, attys eto
schurs. ref due. s7492 - dao ta3e p efv me
plaintiff for sS3. .5e1.
GRAND ST. &c. n s. 80 It " OF Woostsea, sd,ch ,,
25x1oo: sty loft and store oiog' ~ p De
Grove, atty; E W Johnston: ref: amt .ti oaS ~
s31. 7l2 IS: taxes. etc, s721; to the plaiHIi''
9Th ST. 511 $. 175 # of Ave 4; 23i f5a IA
s0.fo: sty tenmt and store; leasehoi@a: a. ~. @51
Feisehauer agt Abraham Strauss d';a s2s IS:
taxes. etc, s420 Sc: to the plaintiff for soooV'
SD AVE, s1s cor oath st 1s.sxs71: 3 81. ssy
tsnn1t and part sty Eaetory' Ih1'as Tg sttvS: VIM
Allen. ref: partition; to the Stanton feaily ~
By James L Wells Co.
VALENTINE AVE. s. 1884 # Of sItl5 Is1fh fsr 81.
1oox115; vacant; vol sale; TO Hugh smyth lor
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
33.4z1022; sty teuInt and store orphsa9 s.7,
Home and Asylum of the Church agt Saq. :.
ss2bs M2llsst9i Sf ct a n De 39e "is o9 @ etc
se64 Ii to benjamin Foster for S41,75o
The auction offerings to-day viii be as
follows:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
TWO sTY frame dwg and 81 villa plots
located on Boston Post I'd kans Beach; nanor nor
Westchester County; vol sale
by Joseph P Day.
BEDFORD AVE, 1918 to 1o22, " 9. 231 It :
of DeKalb ave, Brooklyn, 729X10O: three sty
fathouses; bankruptcy sale.
10TH ST. 80. $. $40 # Of Ave 4; s BIZ
1904; sty tenTnt; " Armstrong aSt Louvre
Realty Co ct al; Gawan & A attys: a
Newman, ref; amt due, S24'1ol 80; taAes' ETC.
81 200 90.
12sD ST. a11. s. 1905 IT OF Sd ave. 25 8
In z+yr
Teller ct al; x c & NJ Mcdonald, attys;
Norton, ref; partition.
CRUGER AVE. n cor road to West Ches-
ter. runs $40 IT TO 2o3d st x 200 to Hol-
land ave, to road to West Chester Y W 22l5;
Wakefield: L a Kuerzi agt Hale Building and
Realty Co ct 81; F Kuerzi, atty; a J Levy
ref; amt due, $3.50 II; taxes. etc. 500 90.
BY L. J. Phillips & Co.
PARK AVE. 1888, W cor Of Tooth st. Tx
irreg; tennnt and l sty store: c L Jacobs agt
Louis Meyer. Realty Co ct al; Eisman, L G &
L. attys; F H Levy, ref; amt due. s6.SG4 1a;
taxes. etc. $720 40.
BY Herbert i. Sherman.
FINDLAY AVE, s 6 cor OF 17otl st, PASS
10O7x irreg; vacant; NJ L Zborowskt, exrs,
etc, agt John Sachs ct al; II I Norris, atty;
Summer Gerard. ref, amt due. S3.53S 54; taxes,
q T29
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with nanns and address Of lenders stsorney9
MAY 10.
AVENUE B. cor I'd ST. A sxSo; 'lsrca
2f 1904: Fanny Dinkelspiei to Exec SLOT WI
Bank: 5000; attorney. John c GulicA' l'S Mas
St
SAME PROPERTY: FEB q. 1900; same to
same: SEX. 200. attorney. same
cRoToNA PARK NORTH. 1863: :, n9Tn odi ~
attorney. Signund Honis. $50 Broadway-
FOREST AVE- $. 100 {. OF i56th st. @ Is 81
SIS: July 8, 1892: John Brierlg to IN n, maau Ma
Savings Bank: 5000; attorney. Charles O~'-
ton. Broad st.
80 g : y AYE rss ,ass .s1. :o same. Ss i'ss 5000
attorney. same
I'd. 25z1oo: April 80: 1907: Michael = Greene 9 70
James Johnstone; $3.50: attorney. Title ouAr-
antee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1759 to i7I5: Oct 10. 1868:
Aaron Adler to Michael Boun: s1.15o: attorneys
Mannheim s. Mannheim. BOZ broadway
LOT 5. map Fox estate: Aug z. laos; John
neys Davies. Stone & Auerbach. 81 Nassau *
LOT go to loo. map land aH BsyehsscSsr re- 70 eseI er
tram L. Marks; $1,000; attorneys, Hiliquit q
Hillquit, $40 Broadway.
LOT 20 to IS. So to s5. sarne map; July ..
1905: same TO same: e. 400: same attorneys-
MACY PLACE. 1o25: Oct 70. IeoS; Louis
Clarence Weller caro- Of Van Norceo ITusr ~
Bowery and Grand ct
s,. 2sxfos. So; Dec 1s. 1902: Pletro Dc Rsspiris
and ano 70 Annie A Colgate: $4,000; attorney,
Robert W Todd. 20 Broadway.
aa5th * Sox1o0: Dec 27. 1906: Annis Brandt
to Park Mortgage Co; 5000: attorneys. fet-
tretch, Sikrnan & SeyOel. Al PARK ROW
PLOT begins 500 II OF White Plains road
and 500 II n OF Morris Park ave. 2oxloc: July
z 1903: Albert Adobody TO Thomas scott
s.. 800; attorney, Herbert Ogden. 81 Beaver 81
SHERMAN AVE, . cor Emerson 81. IOgy
100; Jan 2. 1907: Charles z Canerer 70 Daniel
r Kendall ct al; 5000: attorneys, Merrill &c
Rogers. 81 Nassau st.
SUFFOLK ST. "a; Nov 1, 1892: Max Baron
70 Leonhard Herbolsheimer. S22.oo' Attorney
Charles De1heimer. IS East Sd ST
WALTON AVE, 8. 4es-s = Of Hishoridse
Road 16t OK irreg: March %. 1909; Herman
Koeinssberger to J Julius Langoein: $500;
attorneys. Langoein LAngbein. ao2 Broadway.
21sT ST s. l42 Il Of 80 ave. 27xss9; Dec
Z 1888; Morris Grosnsr TO Henry Wiener; S2I'-
600; attorney, Charles Do Kay Townsend, Lib
erty ST
s1sr ST, g, 122 It Of 81 avs. 2o19ae; Dec
Z 1888; Morris Grosner 20 Eliza Wiener $4,000
attorney, Charles De Kay Townsend, Lib
erty st.
18TH ST. n 9, 1918 II Of ID ave. 2ssx1o2 z;
Nov 49, 1905. Samuel First 70 Pedro r de
Florez; $4,000: attorneys, Weekes Bros, So Wall
ST.
18TH ST. zss East: Jan 3. 1908: salvatore
Domino ct al to Antonio Caltabellottas $500;
address, 23e East 10Th St
18TH ST, 9 g. 100 It " Of PARK ave. 53x1o2- 2;
April ~, 1902; William z Finn 70 Equitsb bic
Life Assurance Society OF United States: $40
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
REALTY NOTES.

L J. Phillips & Co have been appointed
agents for the Columbus apartment, Broad
way and 151St street the first ten story
house Of that class erected on the Heights
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company
has loaned $4,000 as per bond TO the New
York Yacht Launch and Engine Company
on its property ana plant, located between
l7sth and nth streets and extending from
the Hudson River Railroad TO the Harlem
River.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
IRVING pL. REPORT UNFouNDED

A report was recently printed that the
upper lofts in the building at the southwest
corner of Irving Place and 18th street had
been leased by the city for the use OF the
Tenement, Building and Health depart
rnents The property is owned by til No.
11s East 18th Street Company, OF which
BENJAMIN Afordecai is president
Mr. Nordecai said yesterday that the re-
port was not only unfounded, but that no
overtures had ever been made by the city
20 lease the lofts.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
NEW REALTY CORPORATION.

The Manhattan Properties Company has
been incorporated at Albany, with capital
stock OF s1,0Oo,OoO and the following d.
rectors: Henry L Stine. /. B. Kim and
s H O'Callaghan. Mr.. Stine, who is the
president OF the new company, stated yes
terday that the corporation would take over
the holdings OF the Erie-New York Realty
Company, the Bellaire Estates and the
Lakeview Company, in Hampstead and
Queens
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
MAY 10.


KELLY ST, e. 549.4 II OF Longwood ave.
2J6 71IOO; Title Guarantee and Trust Co loans
Irvine Realty Co Si05.ooo.
BRIGGS AVE, n S, lbs r. of Attn ST, 25xl0o
The Bronx: Elizabeth Dooling loans Deiudici-
bus Building Co SS.15
WASHINGTON ST, 3s9; Jared W Bell loans
81 Johns Park Realty Co $1,000.
25TIi ST, s s. 900 Il OF 9th ave. oox9s e;
f-telses Realty Co loans "A d S Construction Co
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
BUY NEW JERSEY TRACT.

A section Of tire Schuyler plantation,
IN Arlington, N J.. has been sold to
an incorporated company, composed Of the
heirs Of the late Jacob c. johnson, OF San
Francisco. The sale was effected following
z partition suit brought ~ Mrs. Mary Bur
net. Of East Orange, against Miss Emelie
u Horton. OF San Francisco, for the pur-
pose Of having the property placed in such
shape that il could be marketed.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
BIG QUEENS BOROUGH SALE.

Theodore Merkt, tr., viii sell at auction
81 noon tomorrow forty parcels in Queens
Borough This sale VIII take place at
Jackson Avenue Park, formerly Prenz
Park, adjoining the Queensboro Bridge
Plaza
Similar sales VIII be held weekly at the
same place.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
MECHANICS LIENS.
MAY 10.

WISE AVE 1859; Pressed Eadiaro- CO 4
America ast Eva Sis.els owner Stsve1s
contractor; s23 q.
yYsE AVE. 1881 to 1858: sans sSr Caratns
Cioff, owner; r v Stevens, contractor s57 "a
IBID ST, $50 East; same ast 113d Sc-ess
Building and Construction Co, oWnc-5 =
Stevens contractor: s1l7 OF.
WASHINGTON SQUARE. IS: Pets- Mo-s1
axt John Doe owner: Roman & RobirSous les
sees and contractors. s510-
RHINEIANDER AVE. 80 - ot Hst-
@beU-s ave 25xiO0; Clyde ? Howes sxr JOHN
Prvor owner; Artistic Construction Co, coz
tractor: S139.
fTsTH ST, sos West; David schne.tc- sss
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

ave- foox1oo: March 10; I yr. pc, cem5 enf,. !.
William L Phelan TO Lena Ws1Isr, @SIv,o' @
attorneys. Merrill & Rogers. f2s Broao~aS
sTH ST. s. IS It OF line betwesn aoe 10" aV
ie5 1o9x25 TX irreg (prior mtg 35.oovl Sre5
o: due JuIy 4 1915: 5Lz per cent; Sarah berIS
70 Lizzie SaI1inzer: ST. 100; attorney, a SIN
german, 35 Nassau St.
1soTIy sr as7 East. zoxso; May 10; due as
ner bond: Christina ID DouEherty 10 Tue I1e
guarantees and Trust Co; $4,000; address, A'o
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

RIVERSIDE DRIVE-Bing & Sing bought the
IL a. fhe south corner Of Riverside Drive and
Sefl, street together with the Two adjoining nvo
sf0frv dwelling houses Nos l55 and l56 River
StGe 111yive from William B. Walker Psase s.
7-5Ii,71sn were the brokers in the deal. Bing d
IS-n~ now control st this point plot ioUIlOo
- "a Which they Viii erect twelve story
..,aTtment house.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
RECENT BUYERS.

@. O. ZelIer. Of Elizabeth, n J, is the
buyer OF the four story dwelling house No.
M West End avenue. the sale Of which. by
Eenry Wolf through z. p Wood & Co
u-ss reported recently.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
a BAT INsss
Owner going TO California will sacrifice
EXC n1site Ho"e

Ideally arranged for comfort irreSpective OF
cost -Four story American basement dwelling:
rooms. baths; central heating; separate
BackuS heaters: unique electric equipment: par
quet floors throughout; hardwood trim; house re
constructed at cost of $4,000: location Wcs Qsth
street. near Vest End Avenue: asking sS3 SOC
FISCHER go 9th sy.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
%: attorneys. Alexander & Green. 80 sr

800: attorneys. Alexander g. Green. 30 s-,.
way
i25TH ST. g. 300 r. OF tn ave, 75xfns !.
ian 81 1890: Oscar Ha1nr1erstein % Wzshf1,-S
Life Insurance Co; S2oc, 600; attorneys. Fosss.
Thomson ~ Wall st.
18TH ST, g. 100 II OF St AIMS av. a.
100: July 4, fe01; Aoelman Construction On !.
Orrnonde Power et 81; 5000. attorney Lar
Title Insurance and Trust Co. $50 Broadway y
156TH ST. 9. Is It G OF Union ave- J0x f.-.>
July q 1907; Louis Grsenky 20 William -
roughs: s31. 600; attorney, Lawyers Title I-,s-
ance CO. 16o Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
/, s7snoo MOUNT VERNON DEAL.

,zeore. 7 McCanrey has sold for Morris
s,ssrs,ocl, 70 Edward J. CahiI The four
.4or-v apzrJment house 30 rs South Full
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

I ton avenue Mount Vernon on plot +axlN
feet The purchase price was ss,c0.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF QUEENS
A A-GRAND VIEW COuNTRY SEATS Az

villa sites for immediate possession future
investment: choice available az $500 yp-
wards: only 10co cash. balance in years;
30 minutes Herald Square. % minutes next
month: highly restricted and charming to the
most fastidious: water fronts. shaded lawns,
broad boulevards. shrubbery and flowers: quick
service; communication Il cents: macadanizeS
avenues, payements gas. city water. sewerage.
telephone. electric light: In fact, all modern
city improvements now ready. Several strictly
up-to-date houses and grounds, $4,000 70 yi5.-
900: easy terms. Write. call or telephone to-
day for plans and photos. Automobiles and
carriages for the convenience of our guests.
SHORE ACRES REALTY COMPANY. I46
East 34th St. New York Tel. 14Si Madison
Branch: 395 Bridge St. Brooklyn
BRICK AND STONE DWELLING. ALI. IN
provements; Is rooms. bathrooms: large
lawn: Washington and Lawrence SITS. Flushing
L. l.: SIS. 900; will rent ELLIOTT & BUSH
I9s Broadway New York. local agents.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
IITTIE NECK HILLS,
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LEI
FURNISHED COTTAGES TO

HOT DAYS COMINGI cool CAPE cosS. coVS.
Wychnere Seashore Cottages Czarwich. 80 -.
complete appointments. beautiful eourtry w
i]EbtfuI bathing. KAPE. Sa5 West 1asfn -
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

uNFURNIsHEp APARTMENTS
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
MANHATTAN

with name and address Of lenders attorneg"
Interest, per cent. unless olhef"4S7
MAY 10
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-09
Ms. Sadie Litchfield Of Fiye-mile

Ms. Sadie Litchfeld of Five-mile,
has moved into one of the late Capt.
Bill Rake's houses.
chas. Wilson and Harrr Daush-
erty are busy making concrete blocks
this week for the new store building
which Chas. Wilson will put up at
Henderson.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-09
FEAs BRANCH.

Harley Stevens, the !Guyan school
teacher, spent Friday night and Sat
urday with Z. E. Meadows.
Mrs. Essie Wallace. of Hunting
ton, spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents, Ira Ball.
Miss Winnie Walden was visiting
her cousins, Ethel and Iva Meadows,
Saturday and Sunday.
J. w. Young is running his grist
mill every Saturday, now.
Mrs. j. W. Chapman spent a few
day last week with her brother,
Floyd Wright, near White Pine.
L. E. Meadows spent Thursday
night with Chas Wise.
Mrs. J. F. Hannah and children
returned to their home in Hunting
ton Thursday from weeks visit with
her parents, J. E. Meadows.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-09
HENDERSON.

The ]. T. Hatfield brought down
the J. B. Lewis, from Brosia, to be
put on the Kanawha Docks, to have
a new hull and general overhauling.
The Enterprise Dock Co. has
started up full time again after being
idle several days, waiting on lumber
which was delayed in coming, from
Parkersburg.
Emory Smith, who bought the
Christian Church building at Hender-
son, is remodeling the same, putting
on new tin roof, and replastering
the interior. Also putting down a
new floor, when completed he will
offer it to any Denomination who
wants to buy it. There is talk that
the Baptist and Southern Methodists
want it, as place to hold their SER
vices.
VIM. Darst has completed the
concrete walk around the Nutter
property.
The Widow Litchfeld, of Five
Mile, will move in one of Bill Rake's
houses. sometime this week, at
this place.
James Wilson was home, this
week, with severe cold but is very
much improved, at this writing.
We are very sorry to announce,
that Sallie Walker is still very sick,
having shown very little improve
ment the last few weeks.
Eo. McSuilougn, OF 1hree Mile,
is spending many evenings at Point
Pleasant, lately. We wonder what
the attraction is.
Waldo Fisher, of the firm of Wood
yard and Fisher, will move his fam.
lily from the Pullin property into the
store building.
Columbus Blount, who was spend
ing several weeks at Portsmouth,
doing some work on the ferry-boat
Emily, jor the Kanawha Dock Co.,
returned home last Friday.
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Rev. Lewis has changed his APP
pointments, at this place, from the
4th, to the lst, Sunday.
Mr.. Alex Swisher has moved his
family. from Kiger, o., to this place
and will soon begin the erection of a
new house,
Mrs. Robert Plants spent a few
days last week, with her sister, Mrs.
Hattie Shiltz, of Five Mile.
Misses Della, Roley, and Master
Vinton Larimer spent Sunday, at
South Side.
Gladys Myers is very ill, at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. lack Plantz were
the guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Rose Terry, of Apple Grove, Tues
day. >
The many friends of Mr.. Elmer
Dabney will be pleased to know,
thatsh hasreturned home.
Master Clarence Danison=had the.
misfortune of having three of his
toes cut off, last Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Swisher spent Friday,
with Mrs. James Terry.
Mr.. James Harper was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Swisher, one even
ing, last week. - -
Miss Kate Potts, was the guest of.
Miss Della Larimer, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buren, Myers were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Vansickle, last week.
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Mrs. Fannie Dabney and Mrs.
Emily Livingston were the guests of
Mrs. !. R. Dabney, for few days
last week.
Harry Day and wife moved from
Montgomery to her mothers, Mrs.
J. A. Bird, where they expect to
make their future home.
J. E. Markham Will have a sale
the, 18th of this month, and will
make his home in Buffalo.
J. J.. Wallace will have sale the
18th. He will sell all his personal
property, and will start the l6th>for
Waupaunsie, H., to join his chill
dren.
Lafe Wallace, of Morris, H., is
the guest of his brother, c. c. Wal
lace.
Lum Adams children are sick,
with diphtheria.
=, Miss Leola Dunn is on the sick
list.
Ira Dabney bought a large tract
of timber from S. H. McCausland,
and moved his mill there, last week.
Nat McKibben, of Charleston, is
the guest of his parents, at this
place.
R. L. Adams was business WIS.,
itor at Gallipolis, Thursday.
w. j. Davis was business visitor
at Point Pleasant, Saturday.
l expect to write better next
week. If the Democrats win.