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La Junta tribune., 1910-04-23
"rh. m.rry widow Coming.

We have been waiting so patiently
for the coming OF that wonderfully
fascinating operetta, The Merry WI
dow" that one can hardly believe the
good news. but on Wednesday. April
27th, the wonder OF the age, THE
Merry Widow" will be heard at the
La Junta Thcater.
The fame OF The Merry Widow"
at present the musical sensation OF
the entire world, has preceded 1t to
this city. When Henry w. Savage's
everywhere talked about production
OF this Viennese opcretta comes here
It will receive peculiarly warm wei
come. us there will be many In the
audience who have. no doubt. seen
the piece both in New York and Eu-
rope and have been singing its
praises continually.
Never in the history of the Amer.
lean stage has musical piece been
preceded by such enthusiastic approx.
al as that which has marked the ad'
vent of "Thc Merry Widow" In
London. Vienna, Berlin. Copenhagen
Hamburg. Munich. Dresden. Leipsig;
indeed. everywhere 1t has been pro
duced. the piece swept all else be
fore 1t and the wonderful waltz which
takes its name from the title OF
the piece has set all the world tc
dancing. whistling and singing.
The scenic investiture which Mr
Savage has provided is Of wondrous
beauty. The three acts show the
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-23
ONE WEAK SPOT
Most La Iunta People Have Weak
Part and Too Often It's
The Back.

EveTyuDn has weak spot.
Too often its u bad back.
Twin follow every sudden twist.
Dull aching keeps up, day and night
Tell Huu the kidneys need help
For Harkache is really kidney-ache.
A kidney cure is what you need.
Doans Kidney Pills cure sick kid.
neys.
Cur h1ckRche and urinary ills.
La JuU,l people recommend the rem
Mrs. Martha Frisbic, BIS Colorado
Ave, J. Junia, Colo. says MY son
had IN unluistakable symptoms of kidney
trouble aud he was never strong. Now
and ti<a he complained Of backache and
kidney weakness was In evidence both
day and night. Knowing OF the benefit
one of my relatives had received from
Donn's Kidney Pills. | was led To Try
this remcdy in my sons case. ] obtain
ed supply nt the La Juntn Drug 60,
and after two boxes Ind been used the
symptoms of kidney trouble had entirely
Disappeared. Up To III. present time
my boy has had no return Of backache
aud his kidneys bav. caused no further
trouble whatever"
For sale by all dealers Price -
cents Foster-Miiburn Co. Buffalo
New York. sol. agents for the United
States
l;rnember the Doan's-and
take 10 other.
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-23

turned to Limon where he will make
MS home in the future.
Both divorced from former bonds,
Mahien h. Lasch and Etha NJ. Stiff
OF La junta took out marriage Ii.
Gems in Colordao Springs Tuesday
Lasch' according to the record, de,
serted his wife in st. Louis two years
ago, and Mrs. Stiff year ago OBJ
taiheo divorce on the ground OF
cruelty Lasch is 80 years old and
his new bride is 30.-Denver News.
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-23
Bargain In Suburban Homo

For Sale-My place Of five acres I.
part In alfalfa five room house I:
deep basement, 2sx35; large cistern /;
electric lights: two room stone house.
chicken houses. stable, etc: convent.
ences Of city without its taxes; bar
gain II taken at once; can be work
ed with small amount OF cash.-W.
L. Simpson, East First street.
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-23

brilliant Harsovian Embassy in Paris; (;
the glorious fete in Sona's garden;
and the gayety and riot OF Maxims
restaurant, the atmosphere OF which
is produced with clever fidelity with
out shocking the most Puritanical
sensibilitles.
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-23
Observation-Disclosures

es~NN ~ ehS e'e>S ~ ut oeo'S'
For sale--Fancy Langshan eggs.
r. G. Dalton.
Livery and transfer; Barr & Rose;
phone Junta 80.
Mrs. J. F. Mahoney is convalescing
from a severe illness.
Mrs. d. II. McCune Is back from a
weeks stay in Ration.
For Rent-Three furnished rooms
and bath. Inquire 2l9 Cimarron av-
enue.
Mrs. Wm. Regen spent three days
of last week in Dodge City with
friends
John Gwyn. architt It and building
superintendent. II in need phone
East l53.
G. S. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Day phone. red 25sl;
night phone. 1852.
For Rent-Three nicely furnished
rooms for housekeeping. Inquire 72I
Ration avenue, or phone Junta 202.
Mrs. NJ. b. Colt of Colorado Springs.
was the guest recently OF Mrs. Wm.
Morrison. 40 Belleview avenue.
Gem" flour. best In the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money re
funded.-La Junta Milling Company
Mrs. E. Gard Edwards and Miss
Helen McNeen spent the week in
Denver enjoying the Music Festival.
Miss Emma Elizabeth Wilson left
| Thursday morning for Denver where
she will remain through the Music
Festival season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Thompson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Stern at.
tended Apple Blossom Day In Canon
City last Sunday.
Miss Josephine Patterson came
down from Denver TO spend last Sat.
urday and Sunday with her mother
at 7O9 Ration avenue.
The 500 Club met this week with
Mrs. ]. c. Talliaferro. 705 Colorado
avenue. The afternoon was pleasant.
ly spent at the favored game.
Miss Winnie Marshall. who has
been assisting In domestic work at
502 Ration avenue. returned TO her
home In the country Saturday last
II. T.. Mexican. general manager
and resident engineer Of the otero
Irrigation District. has opened an OF.
flee In the new McNeen block.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 81. Mccormick and
little son. Ralph. OF La Junta. are Wis.
iting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. X.
X. McCormick.-Pueblo Chicftain.
The Ladies' OF the Maccabees gave
their eighth annual ball In Elks' hall.
Friday evening Of last week. and the
affair was . most pleasing success
In every particular.
Miss Eva Critxcr. who has been nj.
tending school In Knoxville. Ill.,. h
the guest for awhile. OF her uncle.
Fred A. sabin. Mas Critxcr Is on
her way home 10 Pueblo.
Mrs. NJ. N. Myers and two children
reached Ia Jun,a Tuesday from Well.
inxton. Kan. They came TO make
things glad for Mr. Myers. who holds
tho position Of general foreman In
the Santa Fe shops here.
The Arkansas Valley Ostcopathic
Association WAS organized in Ia Jun.
q last Saturday. with Dr. Kellogg.
Of Rocky Ford. ~ president. and DR..
Hardy Of Lamar. secretary. Regular
mectinxs will be hold every three
months.
For Salc-Slx.room modern brick
house; good out.buildinss: two blocks
from First National Bank Of Ia Junta:
will sell for small payment down. five
To ten years on the balance. secured
by mortgage on the property. Inquire
os Bell / white. Lamar. Colo.
n. L. Aderton. Who has lived IN
Home Place during the past five
years. came down fron Limon, Colo.
this week. and whnc here sold bis
residence property 70 J. X. Klein.
NJ. Adsfton's wife Ais1 II Limon
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
SUIT AGAINST KEENE.
Made Joint Defendant an
Hacking Pool Case.

James r Keene. who is under subpoena
TO sppear before Commissioner Alexander
and tell what he knows about the Column
bus and Hooking pool. of which he was man
ager when it's collapse resulted in the fali-
ure OF three stock Exchange houses. mas
been made one of the defendants in the
suit brought last week by Howard NJ ray
1or, of Brooklyn. to recover 900 damages
alleged to have been lost through the re-
pudiation OF buying orders in Columbus ana
Hooking stock made by Hugh +. Criss for
the account of members Of the pool.
The original complaint. which was fled ID
the Kings County Supreme Court on
Wednesday. named six Stock Exchange
houses as defendants Justice Maddox. OF
the same court granted Pavey e. Harper
attorneys for Mr. Taylor permission yes
terday to add the names of Mr.. keene and
seven more Stock Exchange firms as de-
PENDANTS in the suit. The houses named in
the amended complaint are Markoe & Nor
rison, Newourger. Henderson & Loeb,
Tucker, Anthony e. Co. Atwood Violet &
Co.. Van Schaick & CO., Wagner. Dfcker-
son & Co. and Bishop. Laimbeer & Co
In their amended complaint the lawyers
said that when the original summons was
filed the plaintiff had been unable to estab-
lish the names OF all the firms which were
members of the Columbus and Hooking
pool. but had since learned that Mr.. keene
and the seven houses mentioned were also
in
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
A MONTH OF CRIMES.
Big .JezceI Robberies and fS
Murders en- January.

While the homicide bureau Of the Poiics
Department is Investigating eighteen mur-
ders which have been committed stncs
January I. IN was learned from paWnbrokeFs
Yesterday that detectives are seeking Jew
eIry valued by them at nearly $4,000 which
has disappeared from apartment houses
I'm the last thirty days
In some of the pawnshops the estimates
we're even far beyond the $4,000 mark.
The most conservative statement made IN
the matter was that these jewel robbertss.
which have been kept a close secret BY
tbe police have not averaged less than
900 week.
Detectives stationed in the paTnsnops
throughout the city yesterday invariably
prevented the pawnbrokers from showing
a detailed list furnished 10 them by Poles
Headquarters. so that even this source of
information failed reporters One OF tbs
nawnbrokers said that private detectfvs
agencies have been sending them even
bigger lists than they have received from
the police.
While Commissioner Baker refused 70 dis-'
cuss the present crime wave, he said that
the uoIice were doing good work all over
the CITY. At the Coroner's office the rec
ordz showed eighteen murders In the month
of January. and sixty murders in the year
1909
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders Attorney
JANUARY 81
75x irreg June II, 1868; Louis B ei piensr =, To-
Bronx Borough Bank; 5000.
Attorney, William C. McCrea-
BARRETTO ST. 1124, s. 2ox10o Sept /. 1904:
Harmon McAllister and ano to Susanna
Schaumherg Werth 81 600.
Attorney, Edward ] Krug $50 Nassau st.
CROTONA PARKWAY. cor 17sth st. 50 AK
irreg: Feb u, 1907; Louis 3udtsso Miller and ano
Attorney, Joseph Bach, 81 Delaney st.
ELDRIPGE Z ST as. 5 i742;s Il it of Riyngton
TO Regina Lohmann: 81. zoo
Attorney. Edward Mehing.
GRAND ST. $50. 8. 25x100: Jul5 10. 1905:
Jacob Tenenbaum and ano to Ignatz soref:
Attorney. Kantrowitz & Esbers. $50 Broad
1901; Max Krupn and ano TO Emma A BedelI:
Attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co
116 Broadway.
LYMAN PL. es. 125 # OF Freeman st, COX
100: Oct 5. 1905: Elizabeth Sheldon to Eliza1-
beth NJ Garner; S3. 600
Attorney, e NJ. Garner
LOTS los and 100. map of Faile Estate, 5ox
lS4;oS Ian 28 81 1893; no; Carl a Nigey to Edward
Attorney, Title GUARANTEES and Trust co.
176 Broadway.
LOTS 1904. 160B and 159B map of Wakefield
Feb a. 1eo5: Clara F Liebman to William "
~.
176 Broadway.
LOTS 10. 20 AND 81. map estate William p
Ogden: Dec IS 1909. Dora Cohn to Undercliff
Attorneys. Monfried & Feinbere. $50 Nassau
o0x1oO: Sept rs 1905. Elizabeth NJ Garner TO-
Washington Savings Ba-,k. $4,000
Attorney. Joseph Wood. Iii Broadway.
MADISON AVE, 9 ga # of 14th St 16 SIX
IS; Feb 19 1908 Olivia Bryant to Halsey Title
Guarantee and Trust Co: SO, 900.
Address. l76 Broadway.
MADISON AVE. $, sos It OF 74th ST 10 81
70; Dec 81, 1907; Olivia Halsey to Law
yers' Title Insurance and Trust Co; $50 600
Address. $50 Broadway.
OAK TREE PLACE. =, 13S 10 # " OF Hughes
ave. - i9Z'5; July 10 1909; Mary Ma
TINTON AVE. :, 151 80 II II OF Westchaster
ave. 25x irreg; July Is. 1905: Leo Levtnson
TO Milton Realty Co 81 900
Attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 17G
Broadway.
VILLA AVE. = F, so s3 It n of 205th st. a5x1oo.
Jan l. 1907: Gennaro Langella and sno TO
Carmine Netrsno: zoo
WASHINGTON AVE W cor. 1s6th st, ooxoI:
Mortgage Co. ss 600 ''
Attorneys Bowers & Sands. 3a2 Nassau q
WASHINGTON ST is3 f. 2O.5x irreg Nov,
10, 1909. Edwin Ferris Aud ano TO Sherwood
Attorney, ) Ferris.
sTH AVE. cor 27th st. "a 6xs1 10 May !,
antee and Trust 90: $50. 600.
Address. lT6 Broadway.
eth ST. $, $50 II Of ID ave "a 6xas .
Feb /. 1907 Doris Kescler to Frederick VI
Attorney Peter Cook
22D ST. 24i East. n g lsxI43: Jun, q lao5.
Sampson = schwarz and oths TO Charles =
Attornsy Title Guarantee ana Trust 60. 10
rrcaGW2y.
9Th 81. cor Of sth az. 24sAsI.lo. No.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
FIFTH AYE. LEASE.
Many Other important Rentals
Also Reported.

Robert @. Beals has leased in the Fifth
Avenue Building large suite of offices
to Jacob Miller, Sons & Co. of Phlladel-
plla: to z. E. kann & Co.. 5000 square
feet of space in Nos. II and Is West Hous-
ton street. for H. L. Moxley & Co: TO
Neuman & Hadley. loft in No. q West 4th
street: 10 the Austin-Walker Company,
$500 square feet of space in No 565 Broad
way; TO Mayer & FfscheI. store and base
ment at No. $50 Broadway, for the Doug
las Robinson Charles S. Brown Company:
TO ". Stursberg, Schell & Co, store, base
rnent and first loft at No. q West 4th
street. for the Manhattan Life Insurance
Company: to Gustav Van Lier, loft at
No, $50 Broadway, for H L. MoXley & Co;
10 the Fa:rchild Press. a five story build
ing at No A. East 21st street, for AieNan-
der and John ]. Haddon. and to the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company, large
suite of offices in the German Savings Bank
Building.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for the
Palmer & Enbury Manufacturing COM
pany $500 square feet of space at NO ~ 10
IS East 10th street to William J. Rosenberg
for Anes & Co, the fifth loft at No II East
22d stree, for a term of years to Abraham
Abrams; for the American Felt Company.
the seventh loft at Nos ia and l6 East
tate Of Albeit F'riedlander, the third loft
at No. 81 University Place to Cohen, Sin
derbrand & Co; for E. Spencer, the third
loft at No. 81 University Place to Rosen-
blatt & Birnbaum: for Z W. Browning
lofts at No. II West nth street TO N. Lin
denbaum, Gus Guy and P. Semmel. and
for Helen Schurman the store and base
ment at No. 9lS Greene street for a term OF
years to Kupperman 6, Levy.
The John II. Fife Company has leased
for Hallahar & Ahern the twelve story
Hotel Bayard at No. 40 to IA West 4Sth
street TO the Van Cortlandt Hotel Com
pany for fifteen years, at an aggregate
rental of over $525, 90.
Furey & CO. have leased the store and
basement in No. 21t West 5Sth street TO
the Federal Rubber Company, and the
dwelling No 2eS West 3Sth street to John
Martin.
The McEickar. Gaillard Realty Company
have leased for Charles F. Bdrkley TO An
drew Davey five story American base
ment dwelling No. 321 West 105th street
on a lot 2Sx1a0 feet, for a. term Of ten years.
at an aggregate rental of $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Franklin 1. Partridge to Liquidation and Real
ization Corporation; 81. -
Louis Gates 10 Charles Bjorkesren; Slee
William Volk TO Annie !. Ritterbusch: asst
$1,000.
Century Investigating Co to United states Real
" and Improvement Co; asst: $500
DAME f Mahony to Jennie 2 kopp; SSsp.
SaIlie C;reenthal 70 Vivian Realty CO. 81.
Cosmopolitan Bank to Charles l. Morse:
asst; 81 .,oo
John voz TO George Will. jT: S1GO
Helen " butcher to Elsie Powell . asst
S44 600 &C eoo
Caesar 4 Monnet to Nathalie L Woelme; o'S''
Charles Wvnne to Anna Casazza: Slrooc: M,
Louis SteCkler and ano TO Max l. Young; $500
John Philbrick and Bros to John \ fhii-
brick: Sc, $50. ..
Julia A Peck to Charles + Peck ana auo' NU''
s.. 900. .,
Checchina Caruccf TO Thos Nichols: 81
Sophia Schwarz to Catharine NJ Fuchs: ii.
Herman Hefdenreich to Gussi Heldenrelch; Sdo'-
Susan Murray 70 Benjamin F Jackson: ., ,2o"-
C.atharine Foley 20 Charles Wynne; Sl,op-
Louis RosenthaI TO John Sullivan; Jan -
S100 .- y.
%: S26, 500. ~, 80 ooo
Henry Elias Brewing Co TO katharina tilaS'
Jan 20: 81. - r,s,,~
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO John Lindley'
trustee: Jan %: $500 ..--,-
Jacob r Engel to Lewis Realty and Construo-
ton Co. Jan %; 81. %
Empire Trust co 10 Alonzo kimbail; Jan -;
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01

L., 1907: Mary Archer ct al TO Augustine G
Smith; $4,000 r,-,.. 20 f-6
Attorney. Title Guarantee and trust Co' Nv
Broadway
2sTTI ST. 31o East s. 25xos a. Aprii "a ona' dpo'
Thomas Farley to George Aarlah ao WaiI S.
2aTTI ST. 8. 1872 6 # W of 4th ave. 20 1ox9s p;
Jan so. 1901; May Van Rsnr ems o.a ~
LAWYERS Mortgage Insurance so; 90. 1eo
Broadway.
s7TH ST. 400 TT Of nth ave. Ne T2Egs Par r,
Attorneys. Crane & lockwood o
s3D ST. 205 East, 4.s&x107;6h; Dec ~; H,tt"n ten
Abraham Goldenblum to Joseph l. bu'''i
wieser: s4oO. ,a.,a.,
Attorney ] l. Buttenwieser, 22o Broad"ay-
44TH ST. $ 14s.4 # of 2d ave 20; 4E1GoS s11is
Attorney, lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co. 160 Broadway
44TH ST. n $, 1ses IT Of I'd ave. 2s 4Ilo'-S l;s
Aug /. 1905; Bernard scheinknan 80
Attorney lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co. $50 Broadway. .o-
18th ST. s5s West. 25x1oo5 Ian e. - 600. d''
Henry F Doscher to Clara j Walcutt' '"''
Attorney, Louis Hicks.
ssD ST ae IT of G9umb@S 1Ye Heard ds9o to
IGe2 HeT2y MarG Sebn To- ct lsH. al si2.5oo .e 900
Attorneys. wolf. kohn & Ulrnan. 'o1
Broadway.
esD ST. $, 2a1s # of Columbus ave. Is 6x
zoos; Nov g. 1900: c Shurman Investing
co to Carl Ernst; $4,000 IN proadway.
GATH ST. 40 and AZ East. s. 5oxioo;2 ,s. -
/. 1905: Frederick sackett to Louis HAMS
81 800
Attorney. Hugo Cohn. 10 Ave A
9th ST. n s, 2s5 IT e of Columbus ave 7,;,Is
1905: Jan O. 1898: Theodore N ives u 49,
Guarantee & Trust Co; S21.Ooo ~,
Attorney, William Simpson, Al farh ~
73D ST n s. 2426 IT q OF Madison ave, -
1922: Apr 81. 1909; Bessie Blaut 10 ir"ih
Attorney. Louis a Solomon. Al Park Row
SSTd ST s g. SO # c OF West End ave; @ -uA
s32: Apr II. 1891. Mary Stevens anu anu
to Howard S Ely; $3.50 -
Attorney. Eugene Smith. 81 Nassau -
e2D ST s. 175 fl of 9Th ave. III l-SH!o0-si19. i
a2d st s. IT'S IT OF 5th ave 31o 2-oNIoo.o7 -
Oct 2S 1907 Alfred r Starr ana aho ~
Caroline F Grtffths Sc. 500. 49,. -.
Attorneys Foster & Foster, 132 Nassau 81
9TH ST. S. 3s5 IT of Central Park Wesa; es,C,
l7x1OO. 3: Dec % 1904: John l. Martin ana dii'
to Walter Thompson: SO 600 ,-e
Attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust o. i''
Broadway. -,
1f7TH ST. 413 West, = 1sx1oo.i1i oct III ~;
1907: Carrie S Kennedy and ano 10 Joseph "
Dongan; 81 600.
Attorneys Adams & Hahn, Liberty ST.
202D ST II s. 1S5 TT G of Webster ave 2oxlp:
Dec II 1906: Harcy Sica to Peter Dun"oreh'
81. go. ~ ,7e
Attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. ITS
Broadway.
213TH ST, S, 100 # Of 10th aye. 45x9s- II:
May 4, 1909; Coburn-Gahren Constr7Iction 90
10 Title Guarantee and Trust Co: so oVo- o
Address 1T6 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
TRANSFER BIG SUMS.

The securities and cash Of the National
Copper Bank, covering assets of about
s40000,00o were removed after the close
of business last Saturday from the old
quarters. at No 115 Broadway. to the Me-
chanics' and Metals National Bank, No 81
Wall street, where they were merged with
a similar amount Of assets Of the Me-
chanics and Metals National Bank, the
merger agreement between which inst1tu-
ton and the National Copper Bank became
effective last Saturday. Between Satur-
day night and yesterday morning the work
of assembling the various accounts was
carried on actively, and the Mechanics
and Metals National Bank opened prompt
" for business yesterday without any con
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
NAV SELL ITS OLD SCHOOL.

Justice Hendrick granted permission yes
terday to the Children's Aid Society TO sell
the land and building in Leonard street
near Centre street, formerly occupied as a
school for poor Italian children. for $4,000
The society has bought new building. The
Leonard street property was given 10 the
society in 1875
The ChiIdren's Aid Society said in its
r,4tition that It has real estate valued al
70 nsn ooo and $4,000 in personal property.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
JANUARY 81.

with name and address OF lessee
JANUARY 81.
AoUEDUCT AVE. 2364; Fred iJunstedt TO John
Albert; 10 yrs from Dec l. 1903; $3.50
Address, 2236 Aqueduct ave
AMSTERDAM AVE 62I: Mary A Jackson 70
William O'DonneII and ano. 10 Srs from Feb
J. 1910: Jan 20: So, 400.
Address. 62l Amsterdam ave
ANN ST SO: Levi P Morton 10 Charles Fuhr-
man: yrs from May ]. 1910; Jan -. sl,3'.
Address ~ Ann ST
BoWERY. 122: Van Norden Trust co TO John
B Cook; yrs from May !. 1918; S2,foo.
Address l22 ESoweTy
ESSEX ST 81. Clara Harris and ano 90 Charles
shugerInan and auo, 3 .-rs from May j, 1910;
$500
Address, 81 Essex ~.
PROSPECT AVE. sse: James Carlaftes TO
Dorothy KaIisid. s y1s and mo from April :.
1910: 81 100
Address. Sss Prospect ave.
RININGTOS ST, spes and sOs; Julius stoioff and
ano 10 Rosie Ettenberg; yrs from May !.
1910: $500.
Address- @nz Fiyinstou
81 H-cHoi-As AEI. oor istst st. IS1st
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sale held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos.
Il and ls Vesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Joseph p Day.
s1-H ST 90 n s. a54.5 II w of 9th ave. 26x
a3 IL vacant; II L Jacobson agt Jacob Bern
stein ct al Wells * s. attys; p NJ Boyle. ref;
amt due. s., ,S4S IL. taxes, etc, S7s3 IL. sub TO
a mtg OF SIS Goe adjourned TO February IA
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows:
BY Herbert A. Sherman
165TH ST $50. II r. 1853 IT OF Boston re.
J6 4x5t1x irreg 2 sty dwg; Gertrude BrUgmsn
agt ! p king eft al; Black, & s. attys; c 4
Flanmer. ref; amt due. S2.soo y; taxes etc
$3.50
l2sTH ST 526 and BPS, g, 391.S IT OF %
ave Al -sK99. II. sty tenmt and stores; Metro
rolitan Trust co agt RosaIia Nell et al; J y
Pine atty. W O Bodger, jr, ref; amt due,
SEE. .352 23: taxes, etc, 1894 81.
By Joseph p. Day.
JACKSON AVE s G cor Garfield st. Van Fest
PARK: sale BY order Of the Land Commissioners
of the State
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01

Street ard st Nicholas Avenue Co TO Joseph j
Drake; yrs and mos from March /. 1910;
Jan 90: So. $40
Address. S57 Sth ave.
" HITE ST 1873; Teresa Bacigaiupo and ano 70
Mario Carroll; ) yrs from March l, 1910: 81 2oo
Address. So Baxter St
SD AVE. se3 and s65: Hieronimus J Herald and
to Benjamin F Meyer; 3 yrs from May i
1910: 81 400
Address. S63 Sd
sTH AVE, ST4; Levy to Richard J Kronke'
yrs from MAY /, 1910: Jan 80: S1,cH
Address. 51I4 Sth
list ST. 421 East; Frank Lier to John hro'ei'
yrs from March /. 1910; $500.
Address 42l East list st
fs7TH ST. 469 East; Sadie Sivermsn to Ellen
Cochrane; yrs from May /, 1914; 5000
Address. 469 East 18th 81,
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
7. S. BRAILEY QUITS PHONES.

Indianapolis. Jan. a--James 8 Bradley.
.r of Toledo, severed his connection with
the independent telephone interests In
Indiana to-day when William Fortune. OF
this city. was elected president OF the New
Long Distance Telephone Company Mr.
Bradley resigned as president OF the COM
pany to go South for long stay, after
which. he says he Will devote his attention
10 other business interests
with this change Mr. Fortune IS Place1
In full charge OF the Independent telephone
interests in Indiana, now controlled by j.
P Morgan & Co.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
ethn MOVING PICTURE HOUSE.

Negotiations have been concluded for the
leasing of the Harlem Casino. al Seventh
avenue and 124th street. to a concern which
rIans 10 convert Il into a moving picture
snd vaudeville theatre. Plans are now be-
ing prepared by 5 s Sugar, and the ne"
theatre will b. controlled by Marcus L"e"
rn-orporared The building when altered
uiu have a fully equipped stage measuring
eorSo feet. two balconies and a capacity for
1878 seats. Loew is president Of the Peo-
pies Vaudeville Company, one Of the pio-
r..r. in III. moving picture business.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Jan. Sl.-Thc offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day consisted cf fine ss1e,-
tion.. amounting 10 ll,6lT bales Competition
WAS animated and prices for all descriptions
were firm. especially tn tine merinos which wers
taken for the Continent and Crossbreds suitable
Tor America. The sales follow: New South
Wales. 2bo bales: secured. llladals 10ied:
greasy. eAd@ls i'd Queensland. 1000 bales
stt"tls.i - ~ dH Is I'D To
toris. 500 bales secured. add2s 1tad. greasy
5S.dals lad. South Australia, 500 bales
secured. Ii 'adpis Nd: greasy. 7isddis It'd
West Australia. 8 500 bales: secured is st.d5
Is ed; greasy, 6'.+dls I'D New Zealand
Ndd1s tl2d Cape Of Good Hone and Ma
100 I, bales; secured Is sda1s ia: greasy. Ga
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
REALTY NOTES.

Everett n. SeiXas Co nave been ap-
,o;ntsd agents of Rosbert Hall. the six
s,o,y elevator apartment house at Broad
- and lssd street. and have moved tn
~. ssse Broadway. where they have opened
larger offices
pou,e- e. Steers have sold the Ford prop
.+x at Woodbury., near Central Valley,
cysnxe County, =. Z, consisting Of t"en-