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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

NAhCIt u.
Leopold 3 Rosenberg % Moses n Valentine
Thomas Simpson % Leopold Rosenberg. 81
Title Guarantee and Trust co o. CITY Real
Estate Co. 81
Union Exchange National Bank 20 Julia D
Hcinemann. $1,000
Hogenauer q Messiah 20 o Aphonse Hogs-
naUer ~ al. 500.
same TO same 500
Mabel - Decker % Milton BsTiinger: $500
Julius ROsansky 70 August Ruff and ano: 81.
chester Arthur and anO 70 Louis Sachs e.
al. s21.OOO.
Same to same; $4,000
Moses SneudaiTa. eXr. 70 Emma Jackson 81
al. mtgs. each $3.50
same % same: S1.sO.
Hugo Maier to Matilda A Buckley ard anO. 2
mtgs: 81.
Illinois Surety Co 20 Freehold Construction
Co. 81
Kari Ascheubrand q Martha @ BsrgnlTi. 81
Emile " ReichOW n Jacob II Schif, $40. 000
Spring Realty 90 20 Izaac Cohen: 500
Lena Maier "a Matilda a Buckley and auo; 81.
HUGO Maier 20 Matilda a Buckley and anO:
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Go % Law
yers' M0rtgage 90: 3 mtEs: total Sl16.0OO.
Mary GabTyel 20 Annie g Hell: $1,000
LAWYERS. Mortgage Co 20 DOrQfhea 7 Pope
and anO. $5Oso
$4,000
City Mortgage 60 - New York Tr7lst Co; 81
FtW SchiU to Herman Eenaker: $3.50
Emil - Sorgenfrei - Ernest Riezsr: S2svs0.
$4,000
Gustavus Orth e. a. 70 Nellie Orsh: siOfsa
Henry II Hoyt et al. exrs. 70 Henry r Hoyt:
$50 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
IRVING PLACE SITE NOT SOLD.

There was a report yesterday that the
Irving Gunner Company OrOns & Todd
had bought from Martha F1shei. Al
gernon s. BELL and E. Sollman. respec-
lively. the two buildings Nos. q and -
Irving Place. southwest corner 81 18th
street, and the adjoining building No. 30
East 18th street. together on plot SSXSo feet.
The buildings adjoin the new Borsfeldt
Building.
II Was said that no contracts had been
signed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
FULTON MEDALS FoR TRINITY

In appreciation OF the services performss
By the Rev. William Wilkinson. knor-
as the Bishop OF Wall Street in conductrs
The noon meetings on the curb. az Var
and Broad streets. two sets or Hudsu.
Fulton medals yesterday were pressu,si
by Wall Street men % Trinity Parish. viss
which Mr.. Wilkinson Is connected. ana
where the body OF Fulton lies. one 81,
Is % be kept in The parish archives, Wtrs
a second set was given 10 the Rev 81
Wilkinson, who will present 10 20 IT,
Bishop OF London for the archives o. hl
diocese when Mr.. Wilkinson visits the lst
ter at the end OF this month.
The presentation was made IN the oFa
OF Henry Clews.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
mATsIsl AGAIN IN ToILs.

Captain William j. Flynn. head Of Q"
Secret Service here. brought another alas1
cOunterfeiter. Salvatore Matsisi. into ~
Criminal Branch OF the United states q
cuff Court yesterday. He was held in sac
bail. Captain Flynn charged MatSisi ~
having cOnspired 20 circulate spurious
bills. He was said 20 have had chars- 4
the circulation In Canada for the band q
commentators. Natsisi was indicted W
LupO. known as THE Wolf" now ser,
q long sentence In Atlanta for counted.
ing, on the charge OF having been couce
in the Italian barrel mystery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
MEADoWBRooK FARM, $4,000.
Property Comprises About 200 Acres
Of Cultivated Land at Shrewsbury.

MeadowbroOk Farm. tho home 81 the late
Colonel O'Donohue, at Shrewsbury, has
been purchased by Ernest s. Suffern. Of
MOntclair. The purchase price is said TO
have been $4,000 The negotiations for the
sale OF the property were made through T.
n Crawley & Bros. and +. J. Riley.
The farm comprises over two hundred
acres Of ground. situated on both sides OF
EatontOwn and Shrewsbury avenues. and
Is laid out IN helds and gardens ON the
farm are a handsome three story house,
large cattle and horse barns and extensive
conservatories. Il IS considered one Of the
finest in Monmouth County, and has long
been noted for its prize cattle and horses.
many OF the entries os the annual Mon
mouth County show being from Meadow
brook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
SALE OF cHapPAouA SITE.

TIE Realty Corporation has sold through
jOseph =. Days Westchester department.
,. =. Marie's coanUy estate. Edgewood
This ane residential properly comprises a
beaGt.fm house and Ave and q hair acres
81 chaupaaua. ~ 7. The house Is on the
crest OF a hin overlOolIing the ChappaQua
Mountains and the Crotoa Valley. The
region 81 noted Cor ~ charming scenery
a IA homes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
MORE TUBERCULOSIS LECTURES

More than fifteen hundred persons a d1l
for the last five weeks have visited ta
Anti-TuberculOsis Exhibition, IN the ~
Fifth Avenue Building, No. 2 West 81
street. This exhibition Is under the a.
spices OF the COMMITTEES on prevention Ell
tuberculosis of the Charity OrGanizltr
Society. a new feature from TO-DAY 0|
will be lectures az the exhibit az i0.A
IN. and D. III. each day by men prOmirs1
In the fight against the disease IN this Cr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
NINE. LERoCHE DEPoRTED.
French Woman Blames American Naval
Officer Now Abroad.

Nine Louise Leroche. who was detainss
several days at Ellis Island. was depor,ss
yesterday on the Themistocles. the GrssE
steamship which brought her 70 this Dor,
from Patras- she said she was the widox
OF a Frenchman who was an officer in ths
Turkish army, and declared that her d.
portation was due 70 the pique OF a formsr
friend who Is a petty officer on a var Va.
sci now al COnstantinOple
Nine. LeTOChe on her aTriva. here vss
accompanied by Theodore Maxim, a f0gme-
petty officer on the same ship. She Wa
apprehended BY the immigration Officials
on the receipt OF cable advices from Con
5tanunOple Maxim. being an American
citizen, was permitted % land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
LIS PENoENs


AMSTERDAM AVE. cor Lawrence ~ ~.
80 tNztN6l- T. Rudolph Walach agr Edwar4 ~
Deering ~ al foreclosure Or transfer Of -
Hem. attorneys. Bridges & Luat sarteu.
lots % and 80 map % 81 lots. vfjaz. a
West Chester, belonging 20 Nellie Marvin. -
tonia Plescia agt Cristoforo Zuccaro 81 al g..
closure Of mtg. attOruey. q Ferms.
06TH ST, 154 West Emrns " Winsass -
frank 4 Mcsorley 20 al tpartltionl. attornsy. r
121sT ST. = q s. n " ~ IN ave &arfoot,
Moses Ezekiel aEt Louis If Holl0Way 81 AZ a.
tion 70 restrain. etci, attorney. q ~ Engeharf
CHRYSTlE 81. q. adto ming lanI % Riehs-s
MunsOn. 2iNj0V irreE. Sigmuud Wechsl-r a.
DomcnicO BouomOlO et al (foEeciosura of mia
attorney. r. Wcchsler.
10TH ST. =. 1852 e = % ssh ave 81 ffr
%. 10. David WeinEarren aEt washington Para
Improvement 20 et al Cforecloaur6 or mtel. a.
torney. W = Buchler
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. y . frterae.fir-
. Union ave. runs 3396 % Prospect ave r
q " look n g x " 1i010x f7s8 ID
beginning; Adolph Mertin agt Jefferson Nationsi
Realty co or New York City faction % foreciar
mechanics Hem; attorney. r FoE-
SOD ST s. 273 n e ~ Ave a. Is ezlo2
Fanny Klein agt Harry a ThuOr e a. Cf5recio--
ure Of MTG; attorney. 7 Gross.
18TH ST. - East: Philip r Lustis AZ Ia
dOre ~ Levy 80 al foreclosure OF mtg ~.
tOTneys. HUH e Baker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
GEORGE ooNsIDINE TO BUILD.
Plans Large Hotel for Site in $50
Street, Near Broadway.

George Considine. former proprietor OF
the MetropOle Hotel which stood on the
site OF the Heidelberg Tower, now being
erected az the southwest corner OF Broad
way and ssd street. VIII have a new hotel
an the same district. Plans are being pre-
pared by George 4. Pelham fo- a SIX story
hotel. containing about seventy-hve rooms.
on ne sixty-foot plot al SO. ~ 20 Isl West
SD street. The proposed hosiery adjoins
the Cadillac and Is opposite the Fitzgerald
property. which a 81. Louis syndicate Is
Improving with an Office and theatre build
Ing.
Mr.. Considne recently secured a long
term lease OF the hotel site from the Horn
81. estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

EDGECOAIBE AVENUE-The Barkin
Construction Company. Samuel Barkin pres
ident. sold the five story apartment house.
on plot 65xl00 feet. on the west side Of Edge
oOinbe avenue. S5s.9 feet north OF l45th street
This IL one Of two similar houses recently
finished by the company at this point, fac
ing Colonial Park.
LENOX AVENCE-WilcoX & shelton sold
TO- the Bradford estate eight three story.
high stoOp dwelling houses. on a plot % Tx
100 feet at the southeast corner Of l33d
street and LenOx avenue, % a client who
win improve the premises.
LEXINGTON AVENUE-E- Sharum sold
70 the Armor Realty Company No 1885
Lexington avenue. a four story and base
ment hathouse. l9sx7s feet. Lots al Jack
son Park. y. J.. were taken as part pay
ment
ST NICHOLAS AVENUE,-John 4.
Clarke sold for Professor T. l.. Albert the
Bonavista apartment house. five story
structure. SO. as TO 81 ST. Nicholas ave-
hue. on d plot 77.sxS2sx Irregular.
22D STREET-Thc McVickar-Gaillard
Realty Company sold FOR Frederick Marks
the three story dwelling houses No. TO 10
ia West I'd street. on plot 626NsS-9 feet.
&C a Brooklyn man, who will resell the plot
10 a builder Tor Improvement.
I'D sTREET-Louis Schrag sold for
Samuel l.. Lyman the dwelling house No.
i6l West I'd street. on lot 2ixsS.S feet 10
Emily Romer.
S7rH STREET-Michael Tobin sold 20
Jacob Seigman 4 Aianheimer the five story
building No. "a West S7th street. or lot
s5x9ss feet between Seventh and Eighth
na aHf
four story building. al Nos &c and IS. on
a plot 5Oxss9 feet.
S2D STREET.. Mime sold FOR d client
40. $50 East 30 street. three story and
basement dwelling house On lot 2Ox.00
feet. The buyer viii occupy.
9th sTREET-Jacob sado sold for Nor
ris Sterenberg To the Brown Realty Com
pany No. sl5 East 0U1h street. 25xl0O feet. IA
i've story tenement house. and rcsold the
Same 10 Nj. levin.
10TH STREET-AnIla RudvgInau sold the
two six story tenement houses No Pa To
22o Fast ly,th street. on plot S5xI01.iI feet.
IigTH STREET-WMliam +. Davies sold
Tor Dominick iii Dario the Belcesere al No.
20 last iiGth street. four story and base
nent single nathouse. on lot 22xi0O.U fe-t.
led STREET Davis sold Tor John
Kaufman 20 the Whitehall Realty Company
the Eve story apartment house Nos. - aad
5il West lset street. 10 feet from Broad
day. oE a plot stXs3.U feet
18TH sTREET-'The Day ton Realty Conn
PAM. Harris Maran. president. sold tire
new nye story apartment house GA plot
s6Ns.6 feet. on the north eide Of i1-th
street. 100 feet west - Broadway. This is
tue easterly one ~ fNo houses recently
sgected Is the company.
18TH STREET Robert " Fulton and
Shaw a 90. sold fog the Dunbar estate OF
HeR Rrlaswick. y. j.. the lot 251s3 Il feet.
on ire north side Of lsith street 50, feet
Vest % Amsterdam avenue The purchaser
lives II India The lor had nor changed
hands N about twenty-five scar.
TIE FROM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
SOUTH YoNKeRs ROUSE ResoLp.

Tie Yonkera Realty Exchange and Du-
ross Company hav. SOLD 20 Norn az Neitch
the premises 40 - Elliott avenue south
YOnkers. n Is one 81 several houses re-
Gently taken IA exchange Tor New YORK
property W John Clarke. tie seller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
q. Y. MORTGAGE COMPANY ELECTS

Al a meeting ~ the board Of directors OF
fhs New York Mortgage snd Security Com
pany, held a its Offices. No. Is5 broadway.
or "Wednesday, the following officers were
reelected Tor rhe ensuing year: Edgar J.
Ievey. president: John ID. Crimmins. Gin
son r. James and william y. Hayie, yice-
presidents: Cyrl "A. Burdet;. secretary:
william y. Iarte. treasurer. ana Chauncey
y Humphreys assistant treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name aul address o. loausr.s attor..,
MARCH Il
allen ST. $. - o. % canal a. ayosv
So; March 4. 1907. fsaac Nagol rs JoeeSE
GreaE $1,000. ATTORNEYS kantro,,Itr
berg. $50 Broadway L@-
AMSTERDAM AVE-. e. IS II n n 81 fet.h
e. -aNee Jan 40 1907 Ernest A 7airb--ta
Broad - '''Ns' "a
ans ttBtAM AVE taos Ian .a foq-
Gfnrst itir.apts 70 Ndolph gr.e- ana 49,
h.o'"o address .s Greene st '-''
AMSTERDAM AVE 1898 Ian 81, ,oo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
NEW JERSEY ACREAGE DEALS.

r. y. Jones. jr.. has sud the country cs-
tate " Thomas Hunt. ~ Bernardsville.
X. j.. 10 Ernest Lorillard. also the Van
Arsdale farm. consisting OF i95 acres. house
aid buildings. al Peapack x. j.. a. Fred
erick Pun. al New York; also slNty acres
a. Peap.ack 40 Alfred Borden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
TIMES SQUARE LEASE RECORDED.

The lease recently made by the Sutphln
estate 20 the Atlas Development Company
and affecting the block front on the west
side 81 BrOadway from s7th 20 4sth street.
occupied BY Brewster & Co, was recorded
yesterday. The rental for tie first term
ranges from $1,000 TO sl2s.eOo q year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18

The auction sale held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrOOms. Nos 10
and Is Vesey street, resulted as follows
By Samuel Marx.
10TH ST. .. 100 q W % SO boulevard Tfll
xi00 vacant; James Young agt Mooney -
a.: Joyce & RI. attys: Harry GiIeenoers. fel
amt due. S0.oo3 -; taxes. etc. 800 o. 20 huSh
u Smyth for si0.0CO.
The auction offerings to-day Will be as
follows.
BY Joseph p. Dav.
MADISON AVE. . q cor g6th 81, IS.sNielX
irreg. sty apt house and stores: Chelsea Realty
co agt simon Uhlfelder e. a.: n 81 bilhnger,
s. atty; q = Weller. ref amt Cue. Slso,%ot IS
taxes. etc. S3.567 ~
l46TH ST. 54s to $50. 5. 10 u . o. Broad
way. 75x90. n. two sty fathouses. TWENTY
third Ward Bank age Rae Cinsberg - al amt
due. g. AS OF: taxes. etc. sl.s31 -
i0TH ST. fS3 and 49, n 3. las n OF Lex
ington ave. SlNl0o n; sly tenmt; Mutual Al
lance Trust co aet Jacob leyinson . az = -
Kremer attn: " z kelcher. ref. amt due,
s2I2Ds Is: sub 10 a prior mtg Of Sfs. 0OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
BUSINESS CHANGES.

william Planning. formerly with T. ~
Drowning. Is now "a charge az the lower
East side once Of Isovejoy A. Hanrahan.
Edward Seguin. formerly with Platt &
HM and C. Z. :. Boxer. formerly with
AXel Olsen. have also entered the sranloy
OF Lovejoy & Hanrahan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
ALTERATION PLANS.

= 70 Duncan. 20q 5th ave- archiseee- 20
$4,000. owner. L Bell 5th ava and Sr.s :,
TIE BRONX
SHAEESPEARE AVE. Wa f8a
l6sth o. sly frame dwF. 22x52 n. Co.,,
tect: cost. si.10O. owner EtheI Ecks1fs's.
on premises
@eTTH ST. o los r. u ~ Ra~ue4 -. a.
sly frame dwE. rs 1nN29 a. George r. Crs.,
225d ~ and White Plains ave. architece. =.
5000; owner. Carmine Squallauf. on -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

Hsgr.es @ strsss snd Donneu 4 K.rsn
ksvs solo Tor otto singer seEca four story
SpEFLHers houses or the soufh s!se ~ 81
gOkg's Pace, between Be1forc ard Hos-
srtne sveugos. Rrocsl1n -ir -reer took
@ sKehangs anscr -onpI.s'1g sto-r fro
49, ar, d!tr lor9. 1c-sdel =. se'b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
MARCH II

MAT.I-II II.
1O6TH ST. =. 225 n q Amsterdam ave:
PfOtenhauer- Nesbit Co agt IsaymOre Realty 60
et al: Feb 3. 1910 O0y bOnd): s3.T44 10.
STU AVE. 3 q cor 3fst 81: Phoenix Iron Works
agt Fifth Avenue improved Holding 60 e. a.
March 10. 1910 (by bond; $3.50.
COLLEGE AVE. 12TT: Bartholomew McEeon
agt Harry L Harrison et al; Feb IS 1910:
s9T9 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
CONNECTICUT LOTS IN A TRADE

2. ShaFum has sold 10 the Armor Realty
Company two hundred and fifteen lots al
Windsor Locks. Conn. 4 plot % eleven
bots al jackson Park. y. j., and two lots
az Lowell, Mass. were taken as part pay
ment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
FAVoR ToRRENs AweNomFNTs

Ire board q: governors % TIE Real Es-
iafe Beard ~ Brokers nae ,riorfe1 rhe
amen 1menis - The l4Id ritIe rsgi.trstlon
act PROPOSED ~ H.slo-.tr ~ tlc -o.rens
. cll..-i -sl"' sfi'o leo D. Governor Ig..-hs-.
r tnou@f thaf these amc-dwer-e -sil
- "i.iif'e Toe Rprans ~ tlr I.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
LEASE FIFTH AVENUE sroRe.

ne trustees Cor she firm o. Chester Eil-
i.ngs q sons. jewellers. have Eublet the
quarters occupied by tie firm IN the build
iug a tic southeast corner " F'lfth avenue
and Ssth street Toy q term q gears. 20 q
fFf1r concern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
HOTEL CADILLAC LEASE soLo.

Wallck BROTHERS have sod their lease
or Tho Hotel Cadillac. ~ ;he northeast cor
Le- % BrosdRay and 90 street - a svndi-
rate represenfei By Prank McNanee. u
Al5any. Mr. HcNamee il urderstooi 10
Re acting FOR MaRhattsn investors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18

with owners name and address
MARCH u.
MANHATTAN.

MARCH y.
MANHATTAN.
99TH ST. n $, zoo q Of West End ave.
for two 8 sty brlr apis. SSNsA11. q y Pelham.
500 5th ave. architect. cost. $500. 900; owner.
NJ X Building co. 312 West goth 81.
THE BRONX
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 3 . cor OF Free
man st. I sty brk stores. 5ON1OO, Harry T
Howell. 81 ave and 18th Of. architect: cost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18

MARCH ~
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD . a Is = q "a
Brook ave. 50Nl00. James Muller loars Anf--
Heiss, Elizabeth Cams AMI Frank Cams si4060
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18

bought a plot. issxlOO feet. az wilkins ave
nue. and Jennings street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
REAl ESTATE FoR SALE os " Lgr
NV JERSEY

Gil PTN PARK pUNoST J.--LoTs Sido
and 40 81 alsv terms. prices - De advanced
srsrtI, lree eycursion ueN- Saturcay and
-ti,rat BERT q. FAULKNER q CO sell
.r. gents. eos Broadv as. New Nor~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
TIE BRONN

colLEGL kvENLE-L chase cod for
. client No. lo-5 college avenue q taree
f-mA- hT!eh h1l.e ~ iot -lAs5 feet
NiLhl>s ArESrE-G ordoa & Lev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
TIE BRoNN

HATARp ST. g. 100 q 20 PINE o. a. 10y
100 B. Christian Reicheu % Anna AIDrecht e..
address. 2d3 Vest 1lsth g.
BEcK ST. .. 100 IL p % Long-oos ave
go 5zl00 Aorlts J. Ernst aid aao 10 Beck
eC5 Pr0sqect ave
BEEIS1iAS AVE-, 5. . 2; . OF oas Ts-ra-a
s0Eln0 farrick Mnfaan % Catherine Turia7r
frtg $1,000 500 address Rooa- - - Psosl-
-oN7rs-r AvT '4ls " 8, 1s17s Ts-r.e :, q
81 address. 80 -.CadRa.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-22

probably result in the opening OF
branch Offices in many of them For
the first time in the history OF the
region Hammond capital is offering to
finance building operations in any place
in the region.
Hammond is terrifying its position as
the banking and financial center of the
region. 1t will be seen that the pro-
motors of the new project are all con-
sentative men OF unques.ioned in
tegrity and ability and when they state
that the purpose of the new organiza-
tion which they have financed is to pro-
vide homes for the people IL will be
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-22
WOMAN
TO "RASSlE'
WITH BEAR
Indiana Harbor Agog With
Story That Fair Damsel of
East Chicago Is to Crap
pie With Famous Wrest-
ling Bear.
Especial to THE TINES

Indiana Harbor, Aprir 22.-Is lady
from East Chicago really going to
wrestle the Stephens wrestling bear
at the Auditorium Saturday and Sun
day evening, or is this merely a lure
that has been circulated by the tngeni-
out press agent?
Manager Hagarty. under whose man
agement the show will take place, If
1T does take place, is authority for the
statement that local talent will wrestle
the famous wrestling bear, and that
the local talent Is an East Chicago
lady. He refused however to divulge
the name of the fair wrestler. but de-
ciared 1t to be a fact that the bear
would be ''rassled'' by a woman of un-
disputed residence in East Chicago, and
one whom many people know.
IN any event there is to be new
theatre opened in the Harbor at the
Auditorium. on Saturday evening, and
the bear is to meet a worthy foe, on
that suspicious occasion. The bear was
on exhibition in this city several weeks
ago, but has been in training for some
time since and is declared to be much
improved In form, and possessed of
many new and cunning tricks.
The theatre will hold sway in the
auditorium three nights each week at
ter this week, the nights being Friday.
Saturday and Sunday. It will open
with especially attractive BILL in
which the wrestling bear figures as
only one conspicuous feature. There
is also promised a good comedy act and
two thousfand feet of moving pictures
| The new theatre is owned by ]. r
Brant. who owns the Gem and the
| Unique theatres, and the management
| is in the hands of Mr.. Hagarty. who
also conducts the other two theaters.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-22

certain that the anti-saloon league is
prepared to block them at every stage
of the game.
The list OF names of those who have
pleaded guilty at one time or another
to the violation of the liquor law are
the ones who will in all probability
find themselves landed high. and es-
pecially dry. about the time for them
to open their places May g. The power
behind this movement of course is the
anti-saloon league.
Men Misguided.
Among these former blind tiger pro-
prietcrs are men who were eminently
well qualified in every other way to
run a place being of good moral hab-
its and men of responsibility. but men
who had been misguided by being per-
nitted to operate blind tigers when
their saloons should have been closed.
Already two of the saloonmen have
been eliminated from the list for some
time to come, one of these being Charles
Della hiessa. who had oarranged
erect another building 1t looks like
Della-Chiesa was protected. however.
for another person has applied for a
it will lamount to the same as IL Della
Chiessa got it.
VIII Bide Their Time.
1t has been pointed out, however.
that those who fail to get a license on
May / will merely bide then time I'M
til the following month, when they
will procure the license in another per-
sons name. This has been a common
practice in Lake county.
Some of the saloonkepers are inclined
to believe that 1T will be largely to
their interests to prevent sevtraf of
the applicants from getting licenses, for
the manner in which their places will
be conducted will reflect credit on
the liquor traffic. 1t Is also realized
by them that the proportion of appli-
cants to the population of the city is
away too high. and there would be no
dearth of liquor il the number of pro-
spective saloons was cut in two.
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taken at its par value.
The association has not yet decided
on headquarters for the new institution
but this will be done in the near flu
ture. The books will then be thrown
open for subscription. The stock hold
ers are as follows:
]. G.. Ibach, L v. Cravens, E. F.
Johnston, John H. Gillett. Erick Lundt,
Carl Kaufman. L Wolf, W. F. Howatt,
Carl E. Bauer, w. G. Paxton, L. Harry
Weis. F. c. Deming. E. P. Denhng, NJ
l. Klein, VIM. Ahlborn, A. E. Wilcox, j.
E. McGarry, Otto Knoerzer, and W. B.
Conkey.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-22
Sells Two in Tolleston.

The Borman Real Estate Exchange
yesterday sold two lots in Tolleston
on First street as the result of the
firms advertisement in THE TIMES. The
purchaser was Fred Couk. who will
Immediately commence the erection OF
a home on his newly acquired proper
ty The consideration was $500.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-22
Loses Two Toes.

Harold Longnecker, II years old, re-
siding on Conkey avenue, suffered the
loss of two toes yesterday morning
when his foot was caught in one of
the presses He was taken to St Mar
garet's hospital and Is getting along
we'll