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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-29
Juvenile Loaio Wasted.

The infant has been at 1t again.
dad" he asked, "does 1t cost much
to keep lionf
at does, my SON."
"a wolf would make a good meal for
Il lion, wouldn't it, dadr
Eyes"
"And a fox would be enough for the
wolf, wouldn't 1t, dad?'
81 suppose so. Go on and play"
"a fox would be satisfied with a
hawk, and a sparrow would satisfy a
hawk, eh, dad"
"H'm! If you don't 60 away
"And a spider would make a meal
for a sparrowY
Yes, yes! Now
"Walt a minute, dad. Now we're
coming to 1t. A spider would be salts
fed with a fly, wouldn't it?'
"Ye-es, my SON"
"And a drop Of molasses would be
enough for a fly, wouldn't it?'
"Well, supposing 1t wOuld?"
"Yes that's just IT, dad. Now
want you to tell me this: Could man
keep a lion for more than year with
/ a quart of molassesY
/ And then the sound of falling slip
| per awoke the echoes Of the stNy
night. - Brooklyn Eagle.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-29
QUEER WEDDING GIFTS.
One Couple of Mature Years Received
Pair Of Coffins.

Ono Couple Of Mature Years Received
Pair of Coffins.
An EngIlshman extremely fond OF
| hunting received as wedding gift
from an anonymous person a complete
set of false limbs n set Of artificial
teeth and a couple of glass eyes, TO
procure all Of which the sarcastic
donor must, of course, have put him
! self to considerable expense. Accom-
panylng these strange presents was a
note wherein the hope was expressed
that, by reason Of the recipients many
falls while following the hounds, some
( or all Of these substitutes might ulti-
mately prove Of use AS the bride
groom had incurred much enmity while
holding office under his government, 1t
was supposed that these gifts came
from disappointed office seeker.
A well known American writer re-
ceived from q rival man Of letters
scrap book wherein were carefully
pasted and lndexed many hundreds OF
clippings containing adverse criticisms
touching the formers work, and q
popular artist was presented with set
Of elementary works upon self instruc-
ton In drawing and painting
Some years ago IN the west an elder
~, crusty merchant on espouslng
splnster Of mature age was presented
by an undertaken with two collins for
himself aud wife, a letter which ac-
companed these CHASTITY gifts stating
that they would, unlike most Of the
other offerings received, be sure to be
OF service Naturally enough the
I bridegroom resented this singular If
useful gift, and 1t took all the efforts
Of mutual friends to prevent a breach
Of the peace.
Like vexatlon was no doubt felt by
an inGrm octogenarIan In Ohio who
welded pleasure loving woman more
than fifty years his Junior. The pres
ent In this case was a large brass cage.
"lntended," so the inevitable accom-
panying letter stated, "to restrain the
waywHrd flights Of n giddy young wife
who has married n decrepit old fool
for his money."-ChIcago RecOrd-Her-
aid.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-29
SCIENTIFIC MOTHERHOOD.

NH, deary me! Oh, deary me!
That such a thing should ever be-
" That motherhood should come at
last
And 'mongst the sciences be classed,
With chemistry. astronomy
And ge and entom ology
I'm mighty glad, you may be sure,
My mother was an amateur.
The scientific mother jogs
Her infant Ike thing OF cogs,
And cradles now no longer rock,
Lest nervous systems they shall shock.
The child is placed within sling
A sort Of antiseptic swing
And not too fast and not too slow
Fair science sways him to and fro.
The little babe's no longer pressed
Against his untaught mothers breast,
But held at arms length, so that he
May gather girth expansively,
And when his little tummys filled
with milk and pepsin thrice distilled
He goes to dreamland by the rule
On couch of medlcated wool.
The mothers kiss is obsolete,
AS also Is her hug so sweet
Because that dearest kiss of youth
Holds microbes dangerous, fOrsoothl
And every show Of mother love,
with eyes lit Ike the skies above.
Is quite forbidden lest It serve
To eneryate the infant nerve.
No scientific mother cheers
With baby talk the infant ears,
But molds his character with speech
Such as tho Icy purIsts teach,
And lullabes and soothing hand
To send him into Sunderland
Cold science treats with shifts and shrugs
As merely sentimental drugs.
And when, perchance, the science KID
Hath done something that is forbid
He does not feel the gentle tap
Face down across his mothers lap.
But, shivering with fear and awe,
Is taught the majesty of law
That justice holds a flaming sword
Though virtues still its own reward.
And when the child OF science plays
'Tis all in scientific ways,
He may not pull his daddy's hair
Or play his grandad is bear
A game like that would give. you see,
False notions of zoology,
And fairy tales are all tabooed
BY scientific motherhood.
Poor little chap, by science bred,
On rule and regulation fedl
To go through all your baby time
With ne'er a song or nursery rhyme
And not bit Of natural play
To cheer you on your baby way!
Great Scott, I'm mighty glad, Pm sure,
My mother was an amateuri
Judge.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-29

A reporter was sent around to make
some inquiries concerning a new play
that David Bclasco was engaged in
writing,
"Yes," said David, Il am Writlng'a
play. What do you want to know
about it?
"Anything you can tell me will be
interesting" was the reply.
"WelI," was Belasco's response, 'it
IL to have four acts and three inter
missions, and I've just finished the In
termissions Success Magazine.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-29

Tea Party Talk.

"You Americans are nation of
tradesmen," said the man with mon
ocle.
"Well," replied Miss Cayenne, "per-
haps we are. There's no doubt that
we have made greater success Of a
lot of enterprises than some of your
ancestors made Of the tea business. -
Washington Star
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-29
GuyY.
Phone 22SL Office Oregon Hotel
Notice 10 Stockholders of the Stockholders
Of Farmprs Irri6atin6 Co.

The annual meeting of stockholders or the
Farmers Irrigating Company will be held
January I, 1911, at la a. m, at X. of p Hall, to
elect seven Directors to serve one year There
will also be voted on If the Company shall
pay for the improvement under construction.
Also to vote to amend the Bylaws Article Z:
to read FIRST Saturday in January" Instead OF
FIRST Saturday in october
By order of Directors.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-02-23
Oakway Personal Mention.

OaEway. Feb. 2l.-Special: The
weather continues cold and farmers
are having very few favorable days
for work
A dance was given at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. w. l.. Prater on Friday
night. 1t was great success and
enjoyed by all.
Miss Leila Tompkins is visiting
friends al Fair Play this week.
W. n. Bruce IS in Anderson this
week visiting among relatives and
friends.
Mrs. r. b. Mason was called to
Anderson Saturday on account of the
serious illness Of her mother, Mrs.
Kane.
Miss Maud Pratcr, Of Westmin-
stcr, visited her brother, w. l.. Pra-
ter Friday night. s. G..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-02-23
65 Years Old, Father of 23.

New York, Feb. 20.--Oscar Dar-
ling, civil engineer, and the inven-
tor &C Babylon" Long Island, be-
came the father. last Friday, OF his
2Sth child. He IS G5 years old and
has been twice married. The first
Mrs. Darling died in 1884, the mo-
ther Of fifteen children. Two years
after the death Of his first wife, Mr.
Darling married again, and in the "a
years OF his second marriage thirteen
children were born. There are now
twcnty-three living children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-03
LEASES EAST SIDE PARCELS.

Samuel H Martin has leased LOT ths
estate of Jacob Appley the building NOS
16e and 1s2 Delaney street, and also the
buildings Nos 2o4 and 206 Eldridge street.
Denzer Brothers have leased for the
Cedar Cliff Silk Company the store and
basement in No. 30 Broadway to A. Schaap
&, Sons: for Mabie & Gillies the top loft In
No. 117S Broadway to Z. +. Bates & Co.;
for Samuel Wilmer 1900 square feet In NO.
81 Greene street; for Louis Bowsky the
first loft in No. 10 East 18th street to NJ
D. Howell &, Co: for Jacob Pasknoz first
loft III No. II Great Jones street; for Will
lam H. Talmage the fifth loft in No 50
Great Jones street; for Joseph Z. Steckler'
as agent, the second loft in No. 456 Broome
street; for Joseph Personeni the second loft
in Nos 1876 and 49S West Broadway. and for
Leopold Haas the fourth loft i'll No. "a
Wooster street
The McVickar-Gajllard Realty Company
has leased for Charles E Barley to An
drew Davey the five story American base
ment dwelling house No. 81 West lo5th
street, for term OF ten years. at an as-
gregate rental of $685. 600,
Phelpot t& Perry have leased the store in
No Maiden Lane for q term of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-03
REALTY COMPANY REPORTS.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Dunton Lodge Realty Company was
held at the office Of the company, No 454
Msrbridse Building, last Saturday. John
pey. William Rockwell and j w Capen
were elected directors for the ensuing
year. AT e meeting Of the directors Mr..
Dey was elected president; Mr.. Rockwell,
vice-preSident and manager. and Mr.. ca
zen. secretary and treasurer.
The report Of President Dey. covering
the eight months work done since the or
Eanization Of the company last April,
showed sales of 292 lots. amounting TO
s205,355 81; total estimated returns from
land At present list prices. s457,3S5 81;
cost Of land purchased, Sl59.345; operating
expense TO December 81, $685. IS, and
estimated future operating expenses $H.-
zS7 IS.
The president also reported that the re-
serve fund for the redemption of bonds
amounted on December 81 to $4,000, and
that the options for lots on which deposits
tad been received at that date amounted
10 500 $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-03
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser. J
FEBRUARY ..

with name and address OF purchaser)
FEBRUARY ?.
MANHATTAN
AMSTERDAM AVE. s. so # II of 175th St,
119 1oXi0o (mts S4s oool Amsterdam aT o,;
177th st, S4.4x100 (mtg SIS. 900: 9Th ave.
cor of 10th 81, 19910x1G0 mtg $40
no0) T46th st. n s. 100 TT of 9TH ave.
125x99. H. Fleischmann Realty and Con-
500.
Address 100 Broadway.
AVE c. 1872. @ s. 25x6o.s: Joseph Siiverman ct
al TO william Lohrmann (mtg $4,000 (;
Address o2s7 Broadway
BROoME ST. III to TT. e cor Of Clinton ct:
Isak Flam 80 Charles Fnkestein (mtg
s125. oooD; 500
Address 1888 list ave.
BROADWAY. $50 and $50, $ 6lx75: Broad
way 364 and 366. &. 50x150; Louis NJ
Jones 30 James F Gillane: $l0o.
Address "a Wall st.
SAME PROPERTY; James Gilsne to
Frank y Hoffstot (mtgs 81 $50 o0O1 500
Address. - Broad st
BROADWAY, 3 e cor of eSth st ionJlx135 *
1of 11x150: 9sth st, s s, $50 It G OF Broad
way 30 ox101-11; Antoinette Wood to
Henry p Gibney (fTeb u. 800.
Address 233 East Goth st.
SAME PROPERTY; Henry p Gibney TO sam
uel Borchardt: Feb l Cntg sa17 0O0J; 500.
Address, Az East 104th St
BROADWAY. $, 26.2 IT OF 44th ST. e5 Ok
irreg; Charles Rector TO Hotel Rector Co,
Feb (rntg $3.50, 000); 500
Address 1870 Broadway.
BARCLAY ST. 81 s. 25x1o0; W irving
Clark al 10 81 Barclay st Co; Feb |;
100000
Address. 81 Barclay ST
BROADWAY. u cor Of 10th st. 99.l1a100;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-03
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom- NOS Il
and Is Vesey street, resulted as follows;
BY Joseph P. Day.
MONROE ST 233 n s. 16S # e OF Scamnlel ST.
u. sx96x4x96; sly tenmt: TO Michael koth-
stein for So, a25; also
HENRY ST, 237. n $, rs # " Of Montgon1eery cry
St 25S1oo; sty tennt' to MORT" Neun1an Tor
s2SS5o; also
esTH ST, 2o4, $. 10 # of Sd ave: 25x1oo 5:
sty tenmt; to Moritz Neunan for S9'oo; aiso
CLINTON ST, II. E. $50 Fl $ Of stanton ST.
man for s40,1oo; also
crime 81, a 11x6e. 2x24 1854: i sty tenn1t and
store; Essie Rothstein ct al agt Fanny Roth
stein ct al; .Bloomberg & B.. attys; Maurice
Good I'M Co. ref ef6 PARTITION to Thomas william
1o5TH ST. I'll and 21s. Z. 1s4.s fl OF I'd
ave. 90 1oyleo11; 8 sty tenmt and stores;
Theodore Bitterman agt Kalnaan Sadowsky ct
ref; amt due, SIS. 43o so; prior mtg $4,000 to
the plaintiff for $50, lie.
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
eoTH ST, 302. s. go # of West End ave.
2ox1Oo.s. } and sty dwgs; Jennie t1arlzson
Home for Children agt George Nicholas ct al
st due e4 o. a tsye e efe ssaa ' CO. sub to
prior mtg of $4,000; adjourned to Feb 8.
LISPENARD ST. IS and %. n s. IS IT " Of
haEe na nj eSa as f5 L0 0 af Har S2Fe sRa
atty W L SNYDER ref amt dus 81 coz a -,
HUGHES AVE, 2126. s. 527 # Of 1s1st st,
16.7xs5. 1x16. 7xS4 10. sty brk dwg; 4
Stanciiffe agt Afagdalena Marx ct al: action l;
s. seq IS: taxes etc. $500: sub to q prior mtg
Of 1894 O5: adjourned 10 Feb 9.
ETGHgs AVE: 212s, $, go It Of is1st 81;
same; action ?; same atty; same ref; amt due,
81 $50 SO; taxes. etc, 5000: sub to prior mtg
Of 1914 05; adjourned 70 Feb g.
BY Solomon de WaIltearss
r NJ
es.11, 5 sly dWg; Holmes agt Jacob Nor
walk ct Al: y Tully. atty: H 9 m Isl y
the plaintiff for 5000,
BY Samuel Marx.
HENRY ST. PA 5. 7o7 It Of Clinton st St,
renioWs5T ct al agt E Gates ct al; Bernard
AleTandEr, atty; H Rabbe, ref: amt due.
s11 e37 o6; taxes, etc $3.50; prior mtg, $2s,oeo
to the plaintiff for S29,12s-
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows:
BY Herbert A Sherman
1sr AVE. 10. cor Sd 81, s1z2'. 4 sty
tenmt and store; also
io32 sly dwg; P y Fleraraing agt Pauline 91 ne
Fien3n1ing ct al; McAVoy atty 6 "
Simpson, ref; partition.
BY Samuel Marx
9TH ST sos. Il g so # Of West End az
2ox1G05. 3 sly tennat; F G Lloyd et a. 1rus
tees s coc4e obgs e al ref Meant amt due
SO s97 Sc; taxes, etc. s288 20.
133D ST. 5o7 and 500. n s. 1875 # of Am
sterdam ave. 81, 6x99. II, stv fat; 4 S I'urst
set Carrnine AItieri ct al: FuIst & F, attys'
p ] Dobson, ref; amt due. Ss.4O3 81; taxes,
etc 1915 II; sub to two prior mtGs aggresat-
ing S41, 500.
By Joseph P. Day.
CARPENTER AVE. w s. 211 # of 2S9th st
o7x100 1fx45x10o1f; Colored Cooperative 90
agt Sallie More ct al; A NJ Potter; atty b
Spencer jr ref: amt due, 1882 Is
AT ls9 MONTAGUE ST. BROOKLYN.
By Bryan L. Kennedy.
CHOICE PLOTS on West Shore and South
County roads ana Lincoln Drive, at Oakoaler
Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-03

ridden ave. 5ox1oo: due. etc a.
per bond Robert Powers to Aii'''
900. sgg,ess 22s Manhattan ,,.s
,a-rtI s1, e. 15c # W of 7th ave, rn 10
i due ,s etc; sa as Psr BANK R1i1 s55 $50
sftnrnev. George @ De Witt, IS Nassau =
18TH ST. Si9 East: Feb i: . y yrs. = y -. sea-
Pietro Alvino to American Mortgage ~
oop ATTORNEYS. Bowers & Sands. 81 Nassau ST
nth ST 20 west 13tS S. 20 to Mary seymour
$50. 30 1900. and Trust
10TH ST. 40 and 43o West: FEB l. due MaTcn :. !;
1910 per cent: McKeon Realty 20 u jam"
Attorney. L r palmer. So William st
21sT ST. cor Gramerey Park 2S, XII err
etc. of to Mutual Life Insurance Co; 5000
Address. 80 Cedar st.
22p ST. - West West % csgSson ct al: s7f5oo
Attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and li"''
Co. 100 broadway
ED ST cor 4th ave Cox: m; Que: e1 psnIs
per bond; Mills Glib, corporat.oana;o 20 90 faDA
for Savings in city OF New YORK; S4oV| 20 17s
Broadway.
22D ST. 20 West. $ $: p m: 3 yrs: .S Sam no1
Attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
co. $50 Broadway.
c5TH ST. SIG and 524 West: FEB l; yrs:
Warner Realty Co to West Side Savings BANK
Attorneys. Merrill & Rogers. rs Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY (pror mtg s65.000D: Feb i;
/ yr t per. cent; same to Bronx investment
Co: 5000.
Address, above
GOTH ST Is West. I9x-; m: Feb ]; due etc.
as per bond: Realty Holding Co 10 Annie L
L Atterbury S34, 80
Attorney. L Atterbury. IS William St
2sTH ST, 81 and IS East. as 10x1s-9 prior mtg
5000; Feb l. 3 yIs; Indiana GibeTSon to
Attorney. William Levy, ITO Broadway
9TH ST. 8 1893 IT OF Lexington ave. IA Ok
976: Feb /: 3 yrs, az per cent; Tompktus
McIlvaine to Luis Phelps and ano. exrs;
$50 600
18TH ST 80 West. 25x9s.9; Feb ]; due per
bond Samuel Kramer Greenwich Savings
Bank SIS. 600
Attorney. G. G. De Witt, IS Nassau ST.
4oTH ST 334 to $40 West; Feb I; Cprior mtg
S20j00I; yr 8 per cent; Pine Investing
Co to Harris Mandeibaum: SS4. 600.
Attorneys. Eisman, Levy. Corn & Levine,
135 Broadway.
4oTH ST, 217 East, 25x9S-9; Feb 1: (prior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-03

Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Com
pany No. 204S Bathgate avenue. a two
story frame dwelling house, on lot 29x994
feet
NELSON AVENUE-Mrs- Jennie II. Gal
braith sold through w. J. Huston & Son
to Charles NJ. Rosenthal a plot 15X96 feet
on the west side of Nelson avenue. I'll
feet north of 172d street
164TH STREET-Kurz & Uren, Inc,
have sold for Louis Lese d, plot l0ixlO0 feet,
with two two story one family frame dwell
ling houses, at the southeast corner OF
164th street and Morris avenue.
18TH STSEET-Patrick Monahan sold
to the E. S. Prince Company the plot o0X
ei.9x irregular. on the north side of 1s6th
street, 81 feet west of erosion avenue Tor
$500
18TH STREET-Patrick Monahan sold
to William H. Rooney the plot 545xlo2-llA
Irregular on the north side of 1Soth street.
Isl feet east of Creston avenue, for 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-03

mtg s2s. 0ooJ; yrs. 50 per cent; Franz
Caspar to Herbert z suddsrly: 5000.
44rtt ST, 157 and 159 West: FEB y 3 yrs az
per cent Abraham Levy and ano to War,
, TaS S " Weiss. - wan 81
45TH ST. II to Il East 75x10O5; FEB I.
; yrs y per cent; Home Club co 70 Bank
for savings in the City OF New York So
Attorneys. Strong & -caiwsIadsr. 80 Wan
f' 100 o 4? FEB T. US: Leah z s~enn TO Nay
Burdett: $4,000
ATTORNEYS. Harris. CorvVin' Gunnison q
Meyers. $50 Nassau st.
53p ST. go East. 20x9O; FEB 1: yrs: Bertha
s Brown to Abraham Eies; $4,000.
Attorneys. " S & I 5 Isaacs. % William
TED ST. = $. 200 n Of Amsterdam ave. cor
I02 Feb 4 yzs c pr cent sT Es,ssSas s
Attorneys. Title Guarantee and Trus, Co.
10 Broadway
seTH ST. 12s West: yrs: a., ann neo Mace Stew
art 20 J Frances Pease; 10000
Attorneys. Thompson. Koss Warren. 2Js
Broadway
OATH ST. 1877 East. FEB 1; Yrs, IA per
cent: John Bergman to Metropolitan Saw
Sttorneys. A & " Hutchfns. "a william
esTH ST. cor OF Broadway: 100 ilxl252<
foi.11x15O: ssth ST. s. $50 u : OF Broad
way; 30. 6x101.1f; p m FEB due 80 az
per bond: Henry z Gioney 70 Ai'oineI'e .
wood: $4,000.
Attorneys. Lawyers Title Insurance. and
Trust Co. 100 Broadwsy-
fosTTI ST . East. 25x100 o. Feb I. VIZ:
Anna Gamer 10 Matilda 2 EshrTnann. S2o 0oS
Attorneys, Lachman &, Goldsmith. 50 Ma
ST.
18Th ST .. 1868 II : q 7th ave. 2o ioxl0o !.
FEB I: 3 US; Leah SVEN 70 Theotor Rtshi;
Attorneys. Harris Corvrtn, Gunnisou Me-
ers. $50 Nassau st
117TH ST. 300 East. 9Oz1oo.11 c2ri2r- q.s
s13 0o0); Feb I: Yrs. per cert LOUIS J 4
Hell TO Woldsmar Frame: 500
Attorney w Frame. f411 Third ave
Hath ST. 1874 East: WIS; Serena Rsitma1 -
Adelaide = Hausrnan; $4,000
Atforney Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust co, $50 Broadway
1oOTH ST 341 East: Feb I; ; yrs; Joseph Leo
ling 10 Wilson u Powell. $4,000
Attorney, " VI Powell. . Wall 81
1erST ST 222 West. Z WIS. AZ Per cent; VIII
lam NJ We'll 70 Title Insurance Co: 5000
Address, 1876 Broadway
123D ST, s. 275 II = OF 9TH ave. fISxioe III;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-03
RECORDED LEASES.

with narne and address OF lessee-)
FEBRUARY >.
BARCLAY ST, 96; 5 A Aycrigg 10 T L Snede-
cor & Sons, Feb l; 10 yTs from Sept /, 1910
s. 600.
Address e6 Barclay St
GRAND ST 566; Thomas lovely TO Louis
Schnitt: WIS and mos from Feb l. 1910:
$1,000.
Address 566 Grand st
LENOX AVE. S cor 117th ST; A & L Reuben
yrs and 10 mos from Feb J. 1910; $1,000
Address Lenox ave and 1i1th st.
I.ENOX AVE sos and SO; Mckinley Realty and
from March I. 1910; $3.50.
Address. 50S Lenox ave.
Sd AVE 95n; Robert w Goelet to Matthias
Brady; Feb /: 6 yrs from Sept l. 1909; s., 900.
Address $50 Sd ave.
nth AVE, $50: William Allan to George En-
glehardt; Feb /; yrs from Feb /, 1910; 5000.
Address, So 18th
sI'H ST 334 and 336 East: Hattie Taub ct al
10 Jennie Finkelstein; 3 yrs from Feb l. 1910;
Address 534 Sth ST.
14TH ST. 10 East Vienna D Gano to Isaac
Guy; 8 yrs and . mos from Jan !. 1910;
S12,2
Address 10 East 14th ST
Attn ST 49, and 134 West: Minnie r Fritz to
Eva Lang: Feb /; II yrs and > mos from
April l. 1910: $4,000
Address Room A. DO Broadway.
1o2D ST, 440 20 444 East Max Freeman to
Joseph Wishnefsky: Feb /. yrs and Z
from Oct /, 1909: 81 104
Address. $40 East 1920 ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-03
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

Charles /. Rickerson has sold the south
west corner Of Sterling and Butler places.
Brooklyn, with frontage Of 1877 and 1875
feet. respectively, for the estate of Henry
Newman; also for client the lot il by
= feet adjoining on Butler Place. The
buyers of both parcels are Levy Brothers.
who will erect q six story elevator apart
rnent house containing three apartments
Of eight rooms and two baths on each
floor.
The Rutland &, Whiting Company has
sold for the Whitehouse estate the prop
erty Nos 293 and 295 Fulton street. Brook
lyn. q four story and basement building
on let ga by 30 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-03
RECENT BUYERS.

George ". Young is the buyer Of the
dwelling house No. West 9Th street, sold
recently by Miss Mary H. Ward through
Frank D. WELLER.
Leon Wilmer is the buyer Of No. 129 West
10Th street, sold recently through Mooyer K
Marston. Mr.. Wilmer owns No. I3 ad-
joining
Andrew J. Cobe is the buyer OF the two
apartment houses No. 500 to 5G4 West 136th
street, ecnx100 feet.
Max Wendell is the buyer of No. Il West
SD street, a four story dwelling house, on
a lot 23x1o22 feet. recently reported sold by
the Frank 1. Fisher company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-03
RECEIVERS OF RENTS NAMED

Justice Hendrick, Of the Supreme Court,
has appointed Edward T. McCrystal re-
ceiver of the rents of the apartment house
No S24 St. Nicholas avenue in an action
brought by Marie Nerhaeren against the
Apartment Construction Company and
others TO forecIose a second mortgage of
$4,000. The prior mortgage is s115,0oo-
Albert Sanders has been appointed re-
ceiver of the rents Of Nos 900 and eli East
18th street, a six story tenement house,
in an action brought by Matte Feldman to
foreclose a second mortgage OF 5000 made
by Annie Lonlax and others.
Samuel Marx has been appointed receiver
of the rents Of No. sos East Houston street
by Justice Hendrick. Of the Supreme Court,
in an action brought by Leopold thinner
man against -Albina Klauber and others to
foreclose d mortgage Of 10000,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-03
MAIDEN LANE LEASE.

Pease & Gilman have leased the stors
and basement, Ne. a Maiden Lane, TO the
Yale Lunch: the store at No. 161 Greenwich
street TO the Pate, Underwood & Dabon
Company; lofts at No. 295 Pearl street to
Joseph 7. We'll; lofts at No. 102 Nassau
street TO the Cooperative COMPANY and
offices at No 123 Liberty street 70 the
Fulton Electrical Contracting Company.
Charles z. Parsons, and r W Manvils
and d F. Staynan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-03
suYs BRONX MANOR PLOT.

Burke Stone has sold for Mrs. Elizabeth
e. Custer 10 A. e. Weinhold three lots IN
Bronx Manor. Mr.. Weinhold intends TO
erect 3 house on the site in the near fut-
gre Mr.. Stone has also rented for the
Lawrence Park Realty Company the Hotel
Gramatan stable 10 =. s. Medlar, of Harris
dale Mr.. AIedlar intends TO take posses
sion IN the near future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-03
TO BUILD ON THE HEIGHTS.

John NJ Linc1 IS the purchaser OF the
twelve lots On the south side Of 1S1st street,
f4s feet east OF Fort Washington avenue,
sold recently by the Hudson Realty Com
parry through Arnold, Byrne & Baurlann-
AIR. I.inck will erect on the site three six
story elevator apartment houses which viii
,,royide accommodations for I'D families.