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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an COLUMBUS
small Crowd Listens 10 His Plea for
sannoff ut Polls.


COLUMBUS. Neb., oct. 25.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-There was no sleep in democratic
state headquarters In this city last night
Baptleys partner. q. NJ Hitchcock, had
been advertised to appear here this morn
ing to make an, address. and all the power
and all the sinews Of the state committee
were exerted yesterday and last night to
drum up a crowd to- make a showing for
thegman who bAlpeq hartley create the
half-million dollar treasury shortage. The
meeting had bbep advertised for Maenner-
Choir hall, but Ghslrman, Byrnes thought
It more spectacular 10 have an automo-
bile parade thrgAEh uleS streets, with the
speaking in the city park ..- ...
When Mayorg DRhlnan appeared in Co
iumbus few weeks ago lhe bad splendid
crowd but it was not worked up for him
BY the state eontmi3teet but by his real
friends and aamlrers,k After all the ef-
fort OF the state co(amittee to get a
crowd for Htiehoock in Columbus, after
ALI the spectacular display and expense,
heg was greeted BY tagS people by actual
count. II atlythine tnore was needed to
shnw the sentiment 81 the state committee
msits enthusiasm FOR Hitchcock and lack
OF interests In Dahlman it came this morn
ing at this meeting.
~ DRhIman's Enemy TO Fore.
The man selected by the committee &c
intFdduce and eulogize Hitchcock was
County Attorney Hensley, who has beer
generally regarded the man who has
said and is saying more mean words abogl
Mayor Dalhman than any other ten mel
in Nebraska, From morning unui nigh
he devotes his entire time to denouncins
thetdemocratic nominee for governor, and
Yet this IS the iInap selected by the demo
cratic state committee to present Mr.. Hitch
cock 10 a Columbus audience.
The coming OF Hitchcock TO Columbus
and his presentation TO a Columbus audi
ence by a violent enemy OF Mayor Dahl
man has opened the eyes Of Mayor Dalh
mans friends to the true situation, anC
they are not sleeping now. They have dis
covered a dangerous foe in the democrats
camp. and from this hour they will be OF
guard.
In his address Mr.. Hitchcock refused L
ten the people anything about his par
IN the hartley shortage. lie did not sa'
lust how much money he had secured iron
the state treasury. and he declined to sa
how much he had paid back either TO Bare
ley or to the state,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-26

he took upon his own shoulders the re-
sponsibility for not putting Miss Leneve in
the witness box.
Lord Chief Justice Alverstone, who pre-
sided in summing up for the jury said he
saw no reason why Dr. Crippen should have
told Miss Leneve a story different from
that which he told others.
As upon the occasion OF the physician s
trial, the court room was crowded with
members of the legal profession and as
many others, a majority of whom were
women, as could secure places by right
or influence There was this difference in
the audience: If Crippen had any we'll
wishers they kept in the background, while
there was a noticeable sentiment of sym
pathy for the girl vino for love of a mar
nearly twice her age, had sacrificed hel
reputation, deserted home and friends anC
remained true TO him, even when the
association made her liable as an accessor!
I to a brutal murder.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-26
QUIT SCHOOL FOR BOOSTERS
CONTINUED from First Pagel
nervous and securing the cheers Of the
trade boosters
sheep bells aud Candy.


trade boosters.
sheep bells aud Candy.
ALBION, Neb., oct 25.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Gee whiz, come on fellers, there's
enough sheep bells and candy in this here
train TO cover up all the tracks of them
Lincoln and Sioux City fellers," exclaimed
an Albion youugster this morning as he
struggled to carry the souvenirs unloaded
on him by the Omaha business missionaries.
Regardless Of the early hour all Elgin
was out to greet the train at the FIRST stop
this morning, and Ike Wolf, one of the
merchants OF the little city addressed the
party al the train.
"Elgin is your first STOP he said. we
want you to remember IL all the way
around You wrote US you did not want us
to prepare anything for your reception.
We have not prepared anything more than
you see here-almost the enure population
OF Elgin-in fact the entire school popula-
ton, and then some too small to so to
school but we would be glad TO have had
something prepared for your reception.
Elgin needs Omaha as does all the rest of
the state OF Nebraska and we want you to
remember this city as you 90 the rounds in
northeastern Nebraska. It's a city in the
very heart of the great state OF Nebraska
and one OF your best customers The town
Is yours. Get acquainted with III"
/ Some enterprising Elgin merchants fol
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-26
.CULOSEL CAMPAIGNS IN RAIN
loonlLnIued lrom Eltst 80

CONTINUED from First PaBel
made at Albany yesterday that he had been
connected with the so-called wall paper
trust Air. Dix said the standard Wan
Paper company with which he was con
Rected, was not affiliated with the COM
bination and that the standard. COMPANY
mentioned In the decision OF the United
states supreme court declaring the COM
binatiOn an illegal one was a concern which
went out OF existence in 1905 which had
nothing 70 do with the concern with the
same name subsequently formed Ia which
Mr.. Dix is at present stockholder
Mr. Dix demanded that Colonel Roosevelt
apologize FOR what he said was a misrepre-
sentauon OF the facts. Colonel Roosevelt
today made IL clear that ne had no inten-
tlon of making an apology.
There was only one standard y AN
Paper company Ia existence al che anne
the decree of the supreme court vas
handed down" he said The standard
Wall Paper company was mentioned IN
that decree. ! know nothing % what
internal arrangements were made"
The original Standard company. Colonel
Roosevelt said. went into the trust and
, difficulties arose. and the trust entered
suit agalnst one Of the subsidiary, concerns
the Weight company The standard CON-
pany. he said. was party 10 the suit
through the trust. c
"Mr Dix became a director ia the Stand
ard Wall Paper company IN June. 1907
he continued "and the supreme court de-
cision was not rendered until February
W. 80 gggr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-26
lies WHILE MAKING ARREST
Doctor, Subject of Warrant, Tries to
Revive Officer.
OTHERS STEP IN AND FINISH ACT
Des Moines Physician, Accused Of
serious Orfense, Denies Completely
baptist Ministers Hold
Conference.
u,rom a staff Correspondentl

DIES MONIES oct. 25.-(Special Tele-
gram)-The sensational death from heart
disease Of Detective Brunnemer while en-
gagged in making the arrest OF Dr. o. II. p.
Shoemaker today was followed by a series
of startling disclosures. Brunnemer was
known to be suffering from a weak heart
and in the excitement Of serving a warrant
he died. The doctor he was about to
arrest tried hard to revive him. but with
out avail Then others arrested the doctor,
who is accused of aiding in criminal opera
tons on two women, one Of whom has
stated to the officers that her child was
burned in furnace
Shoemaker was head Of a medical school
here for many years and Is an old man.
but he denies all criminal action.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-26
MIrCHcOcN NlA HANDICAP
Friends OF Congressman LRtta object
TO Joiht Campaign Trip,

10 joint campaign HID
TEKAMAII, Neh, Oct &.-(Special)-
Congressman IT, 4 y 1.atta's democratic
friends are considerably psrturbed because
Of his taking a trip through his district
accompanied by the democratic candidate
foe United States senator Editor Hitch
cook OF the Omaha WOrld-HSrald The
recent disclosures Of Mr. Hitchcocks con-
neetion with Joe BARLEY is causing so
much unfavorable comment that they fear
MIR Latta's chances for reelection will he
greatly injured. His intimate friends think
Hitchcock Is a handicap that cannot he
overcome. They have been in hopes that
Mr. I.atts worlA drop him. and make his
own campaign. Ia this, the home county
Of MI. I.atta, vwbere the republican ma
joriiv Is strong, Mr., i-atta has lost nearly
u not all. the republican support he had
two years ago. ii hofuns 4 hundred ahead
OF his party, ticket he wil have to con-
slider himself Fortunate. His friends do
not take kihdIy e. his consorting with
Hitchcock. Dahlmap. and others Of that
clHss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-26

CHICAGO, oct. 25.--D. NJ. Dale, a county
Judge OF Wichita, Kan, suffered serious
Internal injuries TO-DAY when a street car
ran into an automobile in which he was
riding w. A. Pratt and Mrs. Pratt Of
Pawpaw, H., who were in the machine,
were less seriously hurt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-26
Shortage of MInisters.

The state Association Of Baptists today
elected J. w. Graves Of this city president
of the conference and Harry Secor Of New
Hampton secretary. The state meeting
here disclosed the fact that there are many
more churches in Iowa than ministers and
that the shortage of pastors is becoming
enrinma
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-26
Utterly Wretchsd
asEUsas PrOstFatlsR Long Endured
ooIoFo RsmsdY WAS Found.

Miss Minerva RSmihger, Upper Bern
Pa writes. ~For several years Dad
nervous prostration9 aud IVES utterly
Wretchsd. I lived on bread and beef tea
because my stomach would not retain
enyfhing olse. 4 took many remedies. but
obiainsd M relief until took Hood's
s sSs. ~ sSS 9saaas.ts e'sss 70 S''H
Pure. rich blood makes good. strong
uerVos aud this q why Hoods Sarsa-
nnrfiis which purifiss and 8uri hes the
hIooF -c1,ros "a lIlauEf n agf aus flfea aaFa-
Ger ft ldGdY Iii uaual NQuld FORM or
ebooaiated tablets called 9aruet4h4-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-26

is to neglect a cold or cough Or. King,
New Discovery cures them and prevents
consumption. soc and sl.OO. Sold by Beator
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-26
WANTED.

A high-class man of character and re-
sponsibility who has at present good ent-
ploymcuL can secure an excellent opeu-
ing Must be good personal producer
with executive ability, to assist In Great
ing an Agency Organization. only men OF
experience need apply to letter stating all
facts I'm first letter. TIL vonRulf. Gen-
eral Agent 53S-542 Brandeis Bldg, ON
aha, Neb
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-26

Towards chargcsto him and abide by the
result. fMtN
As he refused TO take chances on Bart
ley's proposition. there - no one around
here who believes he win ask Mr.. Metcalfe
20 talk. "a SIS. h
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-26
The Weather

FOR NEBRkSKA- Fair
FOR lOWA-EEairA pt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-26
MISS LEN1VG Is MT GUILTY

Continued from First Page)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-26
Wichita JuIre Injured.

The Key to the situation-Bee Want Ads.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

RROADWAY-The entire block front on
the east side of Broadway, between 18th
and 18th streets. belonging to Oscar X
Meyer and Mayer l. Half, was sold by
Parish Fisher & Co to clients of the
Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown Com
pany- This property was recently bought
by the sellers from the Sanford estate and
Is practically the only unimproved block
front between I'D and s6th streets in Broad
way. The buildings on this block front
consist Of two story brick stores and apart
ments The northeast corner is owned by
Archibald d. Russell, and on the west side
of Broadway the entire block is occupied
by the Apthorp apartment house.
BROAD STREET-Cammann. Voorhees,
& Floyd sold 10 a client for Walter L.
Smith and Louise A. Gormly No. 10 Broad
street a four story mercantile building, on
a lot 1S11xS99 feet The property is three
doors south cf the new home of the Con-
solidated Stock Exchange. Arabel Arm
strong took title TO the property yesterday
for an expressed consideration of $4,000.
VESEY STREET-George R. Read & Co.
sold Nos. 2S and 80 Vesey street. a five story
building with stores. on a plot 52.5X76 feet
northeast corner OF Church street, for He'll
ner & Welt and Samuel II. Stone to John
T. Underwood.
PINEHURST AVENUE-Hall ]. How &
Co. sold for Charles Lowen to A. V. Don
mellon the plot, 75xl0o feet, on the east side
of Pinehurst avenue, 100 feet north of 1S0th
street.
14TH STREET-Joseph B. Bourne sold
No. 1& TO 1S6 West 14th street, seven
story building, on a plot 74.6x103.S feet.
ETH STREET-Samuel Lipman bought
from Jackson & Stern No 3l2 TO 316 West
18th street. three three story buildings, on
plot Jox103.3 feet.
2lST STREET.-THE New York Post
Graduate Hospital bought through Douglas
Robinson. Charles S. Brown & Co. from
DIR. Hanson the premises No. sos East 21st
street, from George Smith No. 80 East 2lst
street and from the Wethrum estate No.
S15 East 10Th street. The property comprises
three three story and basement dwelling
houses. each on lot 2ox92 feet.
12sTH STREET-David VogeI and the
Murphy-Dumont company sold for the Pc
tiers estate No. go East 12sth street. three
story dwelling house. on lot 1S.9xs9.11 feet.
10Th STREET-Max ]. Klein sold No
125 West 10th street, a three story and
basement dwelling house. on lot 20x1o0 feet.
TO the Mishkind- -Feinberg Realty Company.
lSoTH STREET-Max J. Klein bought
from the Citizens Holding Company Nos
% and q West 135th street. a six story
tenement house. with stores. on plot 4Lsx
99.I1 feet.
THE BRONX.
BOSCOBEL AVENUE-Louis Meckes sold
for John F. Kaiser to the High Bridge Con-
struction Company the lot on the east side
OF Boscobel avenue, facing Washington
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser
FEBRUARY 23.
MANHATTAN

with and address of purchaser
FEBRUARY 23.
MANHATTAN.
ST NICHOLAS AVE- es, 4911 # 81, Of 1s4th h
Gruenstein (mtg 100000: 500.
Address 230 Grand
BROAD ST. 70; 5, 19x irreg: ArabsI arm I1-
$4,000; $4,000.
Address below
SAME PROPERTY; Louise Gormley ct al to
AIabel Armstrong: $4,000.
Address Room s. as Wall ST.
BROADWAY. cor 149th st. 333-1x irreg;
Catheen Turney 10 Max Marx mtg $40, 600;
Address. Ies Broadway
BROADWAY. 27s3 AMI 27s5. s. 5ox1Oo: Leon
ottinger to Moses Ottinger tmtg s1oo,o 600: Feb
Address. 81 Nassau st
BowERY, s, 1873 # Of Rivnston st, p. 6x
Cntg 10000; Feb 21: 500
Address, 7se 9Th ave.
William Jay ct al TO Cathleen Turney; Feb 81
s550000.
Address, Room 8 IS Wall st.
JONES ST, 3, 1901 # W of Attn st. "a. 1oxloo:
$4,000: Feb 81; 500.
Address As Edgecombe
PARK AVE 174s, s. 25xs0: Mary Devine to
Address. s74 Trinity ave.
SPRUCE ST; ~. $, 25x75; Benz V Harrison
: Address, sigG; q Spruce st
WEST WASHINGTON PL, Ga, S. 2lx irreg
William Z Benjamin ct al to Anne q Benia-
min: SI6.2Jo.
Address. East s7th st.
Cd AVE 223T. W S. 266xs0: Giovanni vigarito
10 Sebats Vigarito: 500.
Address 439 East 104th st.
Sd AVE 1926. S. 25x100; Leopold Kaufman
to Jonas Well and Cntg so O0o): Feb q; ;
500.
Address Beekman st
9TH AVE, cor 18th st. 1O0x1O5. Wakefield
Minnie A Kurz 10 John Nj Haffen (ntg 81 225) ;
Feb u: 500.
Address. 1913 East 152d st
7TH AVE s. S3-i It of l2Gth ST ITx72
Walter Withcrbee ct al To Witherbee Real
Estate and Improvement Co mtg $40. 600: ST.
Address. Rector ST.
18TH ST. 61s East 25xl03.3 julius Saltzstein
TO Nelson Hart Cmtg s16,5 500; 500.
Address. I6S Forsyth st
ODD ST. n 240 TT " of Sd ave 7sxaS q. Charles
A Hewlett 10 Elsie Hewlett, Feb ~ 500
Address. 215 Montague st. BROOKLYN
18TH ST. 22s East, 2c.4xIO22 2; Patrick ! Dosson
10 william II Reitemeier (mtg $40 oO0) 81 900
Address. Room 9oi lis broadway
18TH ST, II g 2s4 # Of Amsterdam ave 161
1o22; William " Bowyer ct al TO Omar A
jerks; $500.
Address. Il5 oadway
10TH ST. 2s4 # of Amsterdam ave- 1sx
500.
Address. is Broadway
sGTH ST. 5. 20 It of Central Park West.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24
RIG MIDTOWN LEASES.
SeueraI Important Dosentoscn
Rentals also Reported.

! Wolff. proprietor of a restaurant and
ca at No. 15s West 45th street, has leased
from the Surety Realty Company the two
adjoining buildings, Nos. l5s and lo4 west
45th street This gives him plot with
frontage of SIS feet. The lease Is for a
term of ten years.
The two buildings will be altered at
cost of about $1,000. The cafe will cover
the ground floor of the three houses. and
the parlor floors will be used as restau-
rant
Van Vlet & Place have leased for the
Jacobus estate the southeast corner of
Washington and Morton streets. Also, for
Conron Brothers Company. No. 5o7 West
l4th street. being the northeast corner or
Hudson street. and Nos. 35l, 355 and $50
West 18th street. and for the estate of Eliza
A. Banta No 80 West nth street. and No.
2S Stuyvesant street.
The Gross & Gross Company has leased
10 Maiden Lane and No. Is John street
to the following: The American Optical
Company. the Bankers and Merchants
Electric Producing Company. William P.
Dodd. the Eastern Jewelry Company, Henry
Ginnel Co. the Eastwood Park Company,
the International Silver Company, Gothard
Lowenstein. H. w. Matalene, Mathey
Brothers, Mathez &, Co, the I. Ollendorn
Company, the Oneida Community, Limited;
William L. Sexton 6, Son, Abraham Schorr,
Alexander Steele. jr., the Weidlich Brothers
Manufacturing Company, the j. j. White
Manufacturing Company, the Wightman
Eough Company and William NJ yelling
Mintz & Stamper have leased 1900 square
feet in No SOL Rider avenue for term OF
years at an aggregate rental of $1,000.
William C Flanagan has leased for Low
enfield & Prayer the store in No. 24o2 Eighth
avenue to Frederic Rensler for term Of
years.
The Knickerbocker Syndicate has con-
Guided arrangements for leasing the store
and basement in No. 2 West 3Sd street to
the Fidelity Bond and Mortgage Company.
The lease is for about twelve and half
years The rental asked was $1,000 a year.
The lessee is new corporation. 1t will
occupy the premises some time in March.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24
MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY %.

1o6TH ST s 6 225 # of Amsterdam ave. 15ox
1Oo1I; Pfotenhauer-Nesbit Co agt Raymore
Realty Co. owner and contractor: S3,114 10.
BARNES AVE- W S, 80 IT n Of 226th st. 15x105:
John r Hallet agt Lavecchia Construction Co,
owner and contractor trenewaD; $500.
NERFID AVE, s. 81 1T " of Barnes ave
25x76; Mount Vernon Builders Supply Co agt
Nincenzo Palmieri. owner trenewap; S94 s.
MOUNT HOPE PI. s. 114.1l IT OF Jerome
ave. 50x125: Hudson Mantel and Mirror Co.
Inc agt Aug Rehbock. owner: Rehbock Con-
structiOn co. owner and contractor; $2S2
10TH ST. III and l13 East; Hyman Low agt
Miriam Sachs, owner and contractor; $12.
18TH ST, 20 East: Frank Morell Co agt Julia
Fitzgerald owner; Joseph Di Corcia. con-
tractor: S41O.
BOScOBET. AVE. s. p # OF Plympton ave-
bOx6O: II Read Lead Works art David
Christie and estate of David Christie. owners;
John Kelly Plumbing Co. owner and con-
tractor: $40 Al
BROOMD ST, 557: standard Damp Proofng and
Roofing Co agt Rebecca Schonikon. owner:
Union Square Contracting Co. contractor: $45
eO5TH ST. 6. $50 II OF 9th ave. 50xS7;
Standard Damp Proofing and Roofing Co ast
Joseph Baimford. owner and contractor; $3.50
EHGECOMBE AVE. cor 150th st. IOOxs7
agt Emanuel Doctor, owner and con-
tractor; 1918.
SPUYTEN DUYVII. RID. Broadway o40th to
242d st. entire plot; Ames Transfer CO agt
Interborough Rapid Transit Co. owner; VIM T
Bernhardt. contractor; S917 63.
18TH ST Is and IS East: Frank Moreli Co agt
Julia Fitzgerald. owner; Joseph Di Corcia. con-
tractor: 500
18TH ST. 20 East: Frank Angeliln aEt same;
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24
In The AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate salesroom, Nos. Il and 1s
Vesey street, resulted as follows:
By Herbert A Sherman.
37TH ST. ~ g. BPS fl OF 5th ave, 2Gx9s 8;
sty dwg: vol sale. TO Misc w OConnor q
party IN interest, for $4,000
3sTH ST. 81 S. 443 # of 9th ave- 23x9s. 8:
sty dwg; vol sale; to Miss w c Oconnor 6
party in interest. for $4,000
12oTH ST. 32s and 32s. s. 391.s II OF ID ave-
%i-s1S3- II; sty tenmt and stores, Metropoli-
tan Trust Co agt Rosaiia Nell et al: b Pine
atty; W Bodger. jr. ref: amt due $685.
352.33; taxes etc, $SS4 81: adjourned to
March 2.
106TE ST 232, S. 225 # OF I'd ave 25x
loo.11. Ey tenmt and store. 9 III Tangeman
et al agt Mary Saiderman et al A r Hager
atty: Adam Weiner, ref; amt due. S2l 39I 40;
taxes etc, $70l 80: 20 the Hsger Realty Co
for Sf7 600
By Bryan l.. Kennedy.
9th ST. 20 . W cor Madison ave, 6ex32: 4 Sty
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders attorneyo
FEBRUARY %
ANTHONY AVE. W $. 125 # OF lsoth s.. OK OK
100: Nov s. 1906; Amelia Lchtenoers to James
P Dunn; $1,000.
Address. 135 Broadway.
CoURTLANDT AVE; $, sl5o # of, Of 15ssa s,s1
ano to Dollar Savings Bank; $500. -.
Attorneys. Lexow. Mackeller & Wells, 40
Cedar st.
CLAREMoNT AVE. e s. 300 it n Of 125tf st.
50x1O0; Aprf 1. 1907: Max Gutschneider to
Attorney. ] Charles WechsleT.
COURTLANDT AVE. e s., 51.50 # n OF 159th
St. 25x92; Aug q. 1905; Frederick Bauer and
ano to Dollar Savings Bank; 81, 500 .,
Cedar st.
DAWSON ST. 7s3. W s. 25xloO; Feb .. 1909:
Christian B Hollander to Henry Dreyer and
Attorney. H Elfers 277 Broadway.
DAWSON ST. 7s3. n S, 25x10o; Aug 8. 1870,
Christian B Hollander to Charles spieher;
Attorney. Gustave Frey. 3429 Sd ave.
LoNGWooD AVE. $, 1855 & # & OF Prospect Prospect
and ano 10 James F Meehan & Co; S6oOo
Address. 165 Broadway.
MADISON AVE, s. III it of 1eSd st. 2ox
81; Feb II. 1904: The Inter-River Realty and
Construction Co to Lawyers Mortgage Co;
$4,000.
i6o % April - iso4: Rosina FerraioIi and ano
to Pennington Whitehead; 5000
SYLVAN PL, 16, 8. 1904 6; Jan 9. 1905:
Mary A O'Connor to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co; 81. 500.
Address 17s Broadway.
WHITLOCK AVE, s, 1873 33 # of Hunts
Point ave. Ok irreg: Nov l9. 1906: Mary
Stansbury Carson George Johnson s Sons
Co; s., 500
ADDRESS, $50 westchester ave: ,
I'D ST o3s. $. 24.77x105S7; March 81, 1903;
Solomon Frankel and to Abraham Bern
STEM S11 600.
Attorney Harry NJ Goldberg.
Cd ST. 23S. S s. 24.77x105 81: Feb 5. 1900: sam
uel Goodman and to William Henry Hal
dane; S2S.500.
Attorneys, Sanborn & Sanborn. 30 Wall st.
Sd ST. s. 140 It Of Ave s. 24SxlOO: Feb -,
1907: James kalman to Benjamin NJ Gruen-
stein and anO; 81. 800.
PATH ST, s. 1I5 It of 1th ave. 25x9s.S: Path
st. s. 200 it of 1th ave, 25x9S-9; Jan II.
1905 Flatiron Realty Co John Ferdinand
William KnoIhoff; $50 OO0
10TH ST. S. 325 1t of Broadway. o0x100 10:
Feb 10. 1905: Moses Nalenstein and ano to
David Robinson and ano: S14, 900
Attorneys Barker & Wilson. as Wall st.
11oTIJ ST, 306 and sos, :. A.. 6x1OO. 10Y. May
l. 1906 John Carfano ct al 10 Anna Marie
Marrone: IS, coo
Attorney, Jesse Grant Roe. 12S Broadway.
18TH ST, 45 ans A. s. 5Ox1O01 IL: Aug 10.
1906: Sigmund Hansen to Meyer II Clman
and ano; $4,000.
Attorneys Calm & Iandauer go Broadway.
1IsTH ST, 306 West. s, 25x10O11: Aug IA.
1905. Josephine A Young to Rachel shweitzer:
$500.
Attorneys, Fleischmann & Fox, $40 Broad
eo5TH ST, n s. $50 # w of 9th ave. 5Ox99 IL
Aug 13 1909: Joseph Balmford Construction
Co to Title Guarantee and Trust Co, S2o,ooO.
Address, 176 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-24
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee)
FEBRUARY %.

(Nith name ana auGlcSS VI 4V19NS-J
FEBRUARY 25
Simon: 6 yrs from July /. 1877; S3S4
Address, 21S Ave =.
CLINTON ST, IS; Joseph Stark to Leon "eehs-
Ter: 2 yrs from May l. 1903; 5000
Address Is Clinton St
MONROE ST 141; Jennie FIatto 10 lsldors
Bernstein; ) yrs from Aug /, 1903; Sl.5VO
Address, Al Park Row
18TH ST 451 West: COnron Brothers Co TO
Alfred Buggeln; ) yrs from Jan l. 1910; Feb
Il: S1S0o.
Address. 451 West 18Th St
s5TH ST 46 West; North River Savings f3ank
10 Frederick ] Hoetzer: yrs and > mos from
March J. 1910. Feb 2l: $500.
Address, 81 West Saith st.
4sTH ST 626 West. 5OXl00; Mary NJ Biiligmeer
ct al to Thomas A McBain: yrs from May
/. 1910; $3.50.
Address. 626 West 4Sth st.
lO2D ST. 450 East Max Freeman to Benjamin
Citizen: yrs from May l. 1910; $500.
Address. 4J0 East 1U2d 81.
18TH ST 45l East: May r Mullins to William
S Strawgate: 10 yrs from May /, 1909; $3.50.
Address 451 East 1e5th ST.
17eD ST. 457 East; Gusse Albert TO Congrega,
tion and Great House of Learning of Israel
Of The Bronx; yrs from April /. 1910; Feb
Address. 457 East 172d st.