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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-24
Falling Hair
Market Report.

w al Nv y ~ SHO
Kansas City Stock Yards. June TO- 1911
Total cattle receipts here last week
Jumped up to $4,000 head. an increase
of Is, 900 head oyer the week previous
An extraordinary run Of quarantine
sattle last week accounts for the
greater part Of the increase, and the
natural increase In the supply OF
grass cattle from native territory at
this season each week, together with
an unusual number Of we'll flushed
native cattle, are responsible for the
balance of the increase. Two OF
these factors we're eliminated last
week, as far as their future effect on
the supply is concerned, namely
finished natives will become more
scarce all the time balance OF the
summer, and the quarantine supply
will not be nearly as heavy for three
ar four weeks ahead as IT was last
week. Grass cattle from quarantine
territory are not moving freely yet,
and the big run of cake fed steers
from Texas last week just about
eleaned that variety of cattle up for
this season. A relatively large
number Of native steers SOLD between
as. 90 and $3.50 last week, and that
class remained steady for the week
but farther down the line decllnes
set In, until bottom steers showed
loss of 25 to so cents, COWS and helfers
off almost as much, calves 5O TO ~
lower, stoCkers and feeders tending
downwards. Supply today is 1000
head, two thirds as large as a week
ago, cattle In the native division
steady to strong, top steers So'5o'
bulk So. IS to IS 90, cows $3.50 to So 3d.
heifers up to 81 60, bulls 1915 to 1915,
veals Sc. 90 to $500, stockers s4.OO to
s. 10, feeders Is 90 TO 1925.
The hog market closed last week
practically unchanged from close OF
previous week on an average, put
during the week heavies had lost all
of their premium over lighter weights,
and a little more, and hogs under 200
pounds n weight now lead by small
margin. Bacon houses are unable 10
get enough material to make their
brands of standard quality, and their
difficulty is likely to become greater,
as average weights are Increasing
AS long as the feeder can get such
good profit on corn fed to hogs as at
present, this condition will likely re-
main. Supply he 'e today 1000 head'
market Is higher, top SO 55, bulk SO 40
to SO. So, all weights, If choice, reach
ing tho !op, pigs few in numbers 80 90
to 1925.
Last week was one of disaster la the
live mutton trade, particularly Oh
lambs, which lost ST. 90 to VI 30 per
cwt. while mutton grades OF sheep
lose so to IS cents. The run OF
spring lambs from Kentucky ana
Tennesse at Eastern markets was
excessive last week, and big run OF
natives at western markets, many vi
them inferior in quality, account TOT
the collapse of the market nun u
10 600 here today, market weak to 10
lower, top lambs $500, shorn iamos
worth ur to $40. wethers So 3d. ewes
81. 90, goats to killers around u w.
teeding wethers 81 80, brusher goats
A, ]. RICKART,
Live Stock Correspondent
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gaughan left
Tuesday to attend the wedding Of
Miss sadie Lane of Kansas City and
will spend the remainder of the week
with friends and relative
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-24

The bill authorizing New Mexico
and Arizona to be admitted as
states has been passed and signed
and the people of these territories
have gone wild with enthusiasm.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-24
Wedded.
Live Stock Correspondent

Bert Bertram and Miss Margaret
Mckinley were married Sb Cne
Rectory Saturday evening by Father
Maggie.
Mr.. Bertram is a Fe conductor
and Miss McGinley the business
manager of the McGinley Lldles
Furnishing store.
She is bright and fascinating
Young woman Of great business
capacity.
Joy to the couple.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-24
YOU NEVER CAN TELL

lust exactly the cause of your rheu
matIsm, but you know you have IL
Do YOU know that Ballard's snow
Eminent will cure it?-relieves me
paia-reduces the swelling ana
i,mbers the joints and muscles SO
that you will be as active and well as
con ever we're. Price &c SOC and
81 Oo-Sold by Geo. z. "lioer'
Druggist.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-24
Chanute Cooueratlve Sanltar
Company

Vaults and sinks cleaned by their
improved odorless apparatus in day
time without offence.
Dead stock hauled away and Gre
mated. Leave orders with Boschert
g. Williams. They will be answered
promptly HOUSTON KAY
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-24

Miss Francis Brewster Of Thayer
passed through Chanute Wednesday
on her way to Cascades, Col, She is
delegate to a teachers convention.
Miss Brewster is teaching German in
the Nickersou high school,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-24
Time

Is sometimes matter of great
Importance. A watch that doesn't
tell the correct time is just as bad as
no watch at all. Ifyour watch shows
an inclination to be ecce ntricor un-
steady in It's habits, bring it TO us and
we will put it in shape at very rea-
s0Eable cost.
G. e. CONKL1N. the Jeweler
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-24

Mrs, G. B. Baker has gone to Port
land, Oregon, to visit a sister whom
she has not seen for 81 years.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-24
Smashed Him.

Five women Of Joplin, who were
annoyed by a masher, took him In
hand and pummelled and mauled him
TO their hearts content then pitched
him out of a window when they got
through with the gentleman. There
was business for the surgeon.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
MECHANICS LIENS.

eth ST 242 West; Louis Greenners ast
Joseph Strout. owner; Jacob Palet7 90. con-
tractor; $50 IS.
RIDGE ST 46: game ast seventh Preshy-
terian Congregation. owner: Charles Weper,
lessee; Morris Togel & Son. contractor; SlsS e9-
soD ST 8 TO 10 East; Bernard Greenwood GO
agt Stockton Realty Co. Owner; BALDWIN En-
cheering Co contractor; Sis -.
KINGsBRIDGE RID. Aqueduct ave. Webb ave
aud I9oth St whole block: T & W Thorn 6 90
ayt Hebrew Infant Asylum. owner; n II Eousht
& Co contractor; Antonio Splnarelii sub-con-
tractor S132 Is
14sD ST 45s East: United Plumbers Supply
Co agt John Camp owner; NJ stein, contractor;
S147 Sc.
EDGEWATER RID. $. $50 It n Of Seneca
ava 10Iy15o 10 Bronx River; s p Dienst CO
agt John Gallagher, owner; george i Shand, con-
tractor; 1854 80
67TH ST. "a West; Charles \ Eruhns ast
Margaret free owner. Considine & Jnser, con
tractor; S57 o..
COsTEE ST. 6, 200 It OF spofford
S6tty100: Frank III Liberto ct al agt Feiser
Realty and Construction co, owner and con
tractor; $500.
1IITH ST, 229 East; jacob Plotkin ct ri agt
Giuseppe Derrico Nicola Nesi and Giovanni Cap
pozzoio, owners and contractors: $3.50 So.
164TrI ST. 100 It OF broadway, 265xloo: NJ
Eberhart & Son co ast Heights Metropole Con
atruction Co. owner and contractor; s1,133 So
DIVISION ST, 80 and Toi:; Iverscn Gustsf
Co agt Louis Winiller and Abraham Schultz,
owners and contractors; s7I0 5o.
18th ST. 26 and IS West; Lenox Trim and
Moulding Mill agt James Mclaughlin 60. owner;
John F. CockeriIi. Inc, contractor: $224 S6.
FAII.E ST, w g. 100 II Of Randall ave 15ox
Realty 60 and William Mass. owners and con
tractors, 81, ,S04 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
LEASES REPORTED
Building in William Street Rent
ed for $4,000 a Year.

The Charles T. Moves Company has
leased for Edward Mallinckrodt to L. L.
Clapp & Co, No. 80 William street, an
eight-story freproof office building cover
ing lot about 30x1fi feet. After eXtensive c
alterations, which will Immediately be
begun, the building viii be occupied by the
lessees, who for years have occupied two
entire buildings on Pine street. The annual
rental of the building, including taxes, Is
approximately $50 op1.
Louis Schrag announced the following
leases: For the Angle Manufacturing Com
pany, the store and basement III building
Nos I5s and ls1 West 24th street, to Anton
IIerbst; for Cassidy & Son Manufacturing
Comran--, the second loft in building Nos.
1.4 and Ie6 West 24th street, TO Gimhel
Brothers-
Myer Bondy leased the following: Third
loft in building No. 179 70 1s3 Wooster street
for ]. NJ. Cornell; second loft in building
Nos 1918 West Sd street, for Henry Corn;
third loft in building Nos. 1lS-116 Wooster
street, for !. z. Olson; second and tenth
lofts III building Nos. 5So-582 Broadway, for
We'll &; Mayer.
Leon S. Altnayer has leased for term
Of wears for the Real Estate Management
Company the store Nc. 1884 Madison ave
nue. to B Freshman, who will occupy
same after NAL king alterations for his up
holstery business
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
ACCUSES WOMAN OF ROBBERY
DR.. Simpson. Who Had Been Involved
in Shooting Affairs. Complains.

DR. James W. simpson. dentist, VINO
was tried in January. 1906. on the charge
of killing his fsther-in-lstw- BARLEY Hor-
ner at Far Rockavay. and acquitted and
who later was shot by his mother-in-law.
was complainant ia Jefferson Market
court Yesterday against woman whom
he charged with stealing 50 from him in
a Raines law hotel in Sixth avenue ON
Thursday night.
The woman. who said she was Alice
Hart. of Ne 125 West ilth street. was al
rested by Patrolmsn Charles Frcts, OF the
West soth street station, IN Sixth avenue.
near 27th street, at O'Clock Yesterday
morning pr. Simpson was at the time
arguing with the woman and II was q
his request that the arrest was made
When the prisoner Was brought into
court yesterday morning pr. Simpson
failed to appear and the case was 81
iournea until the afternoon. The dsnti,t
was present at the afternoon session and
told Magistrate CorriSap the story of the
alleged robbery. The magistrate. hoacvet.
decided that the evidence was insufficient
and discharged the woman.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
NOW ROB IN WESTCHESTER
Remnants of Old "GaS House Gang
Have Moved There, Police Say.

An arrest made early yesterday morning
leads the police to believe that the rem
uants OF ''Humpty' Jackson'5 old Gas
House Gang have moved 10 the wilds of
WestcheSter aud are plying their trade
along the lonely highways there.
Morris Strittmatt u retired real estate
dealer, was on his way 10 his home. No.
aai9 st. Lawrence avenue. West Chester.
when. according TO his story, three men
suddenly sprang upon him. They were Civ
ing him severe beating when Patrolr,an
C'Neil, OF the West Chester station. hap
pened along.
O'Neil grabbed one OF tho men. but the
remaining two escaped. The prisoner said
he was James Reardon, OF No. 1859 Chat
terten avenue, Unionport. and, according
10 the police, added that his companions
v.ero formerly members os the ''Humpty'
Jackson gang.
Reardon WAS held in a,19 bail by Msgis-
trate krotel for examination next Friday
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorue,
AUGUST -


July l. 1900 Rosa i s1sSwen in oscar scar HfrF 1IfT
ings Bani.: $4,000; address. rs Bowery
1s.T ST. 81 East. sty brk "a cxa5 2xeo4 70
lst 81 ks: feb /. 1905: Barney Ershowslsy 10
Max c%9en; se.I5o. attorney. Jacob Freeman, 22e
47TH ST. 547 West sty bri, 25xlooa; Aug
Is 1905 Doris r,assier 70 George Latson; 81, 900.
attorney. \ " Miller * CO. sos syh ave.
6lST ST, .3s West, 8 sty briz, 25x11o5; FEB L.
1865: abraham J. Kass TO the Mutual Alliance
Trust Co Of New York and ano: 81, 300 attorney,
leo Lerner. go Grand st.
6IST ST. 2S6 West st,- irk 5ft0o5; Feb IL
1905; same TO same $500. attorney. same as
above.
s7Ia 81. 5ie East. : sly brk q lle1oo $; Nov
g. coo: address. AIS East 72d ST.
aug lG; 1866 Louis Epstein 10 Abr COIN. simon
MAJ Franklin. 249 broadway.
1i5TH ST. West sly brl. c5x1d0 Dec
g. 1906; Theresa LIONS to Max Borcls: 81. 600:
attorney. Jacob Cebulsky, @1I East Broadway.
i41ST 81. 2l2 to iii West, t sty brk. 50x9s II :
strIction 10 20 the German SsVi,ps HAM in
lith 81.
1usT ST zig ia West. sty brk. 5oxia II i;
Sept :. 1903 Frederick " Jockel 20 Louis Kel
Ter; s12. 800: attorneys, Holmes & Rogers. 90
THE BRoNX
.F1;Y,,Ai[ AVE y $. 200 +, = q 172i st. @5z
STARK: 81 800: attorney. y. Pape, % Liberty It.
HONEYWELL AVE, c cor 179th st. 50 0x
ll26: Dee 81 1893 George 5ornmer and au0
10 Christian Boiler: 5000: attorney, julius
Ieiderman. 3oT0 Sd ave.
LOT 94G vgsssry half nap lilac e Wake
10 James {, weata; 5000; address. 80 Broad
way.
LOT 15a. map 1ai5, Waldo IIutchns estate at
Rlverdnla ave and .3Sth st tNsEt: July J..
1909: Patrict Leuiban 10 j Clarence Davies
$685.: attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Co I60 Broadway.
PERRY AVE +. $50 II = Of 2pSth st. :5x
l00 July s. 1905. Margaret r Wendell % I'D
ward r. Mullen $500: attorney, John . ltoein-
nIinser, 3 BeeilHIan 81,
PROSPECT AVE. " :. aa.a II Of 10th 81
t-5y 80 ig65& 1861. aus i. 1887. Oscar iudolph
and nnu 10 LAWYERS Title Insurance ana Trust
"a: 81 go; address, idu Brordnay
PROSPECT AVE =, l65 IL Of i6ith st,
Gjsls7.6, April 5. 1894; Louis L Miller 10 Law
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANUA-TAN.

MANtia Ian.
SLY ENTIt ANENUE-N &, L. Hess. in con
Junction with : Il. 3oodale s Son, have sold
ior Matthias Makus Ncs 316 and as Seventh
esehue- The property adjoins the southwest
corner Of 2sth street
ioIH STREET-The Frank L, Fisher Company
soiu sp Tor the Stronghold Realty Company the
e.ues 49,. story private dwelling Nc. 173 West roth
.t,test 20 w IL 1avkey. II Is the intention of
inc new owner TO occupy the premises
1S-D SIREET-M. I. Strunsiy &. Co sold for
a - Ernst Nos. 52f and 523 west ts2d street.
.. I'VE story modern house. on plot 5oN79.9 9
- s - nc buyers, Hanlou & Morris. bought the
same ior permanent investment
THE BRONX
f1NpL4Ah ANENUE-W. i. 6 ". I. BlY,vt
,- resoid the vacant plot of eight lots oo0E
. ~ leet. al the southwest Of Findlay
avenue and 16Sth street being the easterly half
" u the plot recently purchased from Mathew NJ.
in n[tellllan The resale of the westerly half was
announced few days ago.
LIND AFENUE-Carone Hicks sold the Mot
1'keS 1cet, on the west sido CT Lind avenue 80
teet south OF 10th street
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
LIS PENDEN S.

Sd ST 1874 and 136 West and Ninetta Lane
o.: William, McCotter a2t GuStave Baunldnn
(speciiio performance; attorney. j Buckley
PATH ST n $. 122 II of Il ave. q 4XoS :
George y HEM ast Hannah Devoc ct al (not.cs
OF ievy); attorney, NJ Russell
ROM 81, ~. Edwin II r7loyd-Joues. trustee
azt Bridget NJ ConnelI ct al Ooreclosure Of mtsel
attorney. . 5 Carroll.
99TI ST. 23l East; New York Protestant
Episcopal Public School agt Barnet Miller - al
,amended foreclosure of mtgel; attorneys, Nash
* Jones.
LOTS .3 ana -. Sec. II, Block SIS: Alfred
G Reeves al agt Maria Ssnsuanini ct al fore
closure OF mtgei: attorney. II Reeves
18TH ST. ".5 EzIst Augusta Levy AIT Armin
II Mittlenlan Ct Al foreclosure OF mtsep. at
tor,ler n Friedman.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
BOOTY HIDDEN IN BARRELS
Arrests Follow Thefts of Supplies from,
North German Pier.

The officials of the North German Ldey
steamship Company learned that supplies
were being earted away from their steam
ers in swill barrels from the Hoboken pier
Several barrels on wagon were examined
yesterday and Il is charged that az the
bottoms OF the barrels. partly protected BY
bags, were chickens. bacon, beef, veal, pork
and lamb and butter
The driver. Oscar Frank, Of Secaucus, y
T.. was arrested. Otto Strauss. a butcher.
and DiedericE Niesen cook on the steam
ship kTonprinzesSiu CeciliC. were also ar
rested. other arrests are expected.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

NJ ssLE-THTS FARM WE OFFER WILL
sleE "a extra large reT cent OF profit es an
.es-z.ant and is slsJ a. attractive country
81 7he-e s7e $40 acres Of land In good
rs CT cultivation cuts 100 tons Of hay has
g95t scFie orchard - acres Of berries, and
n c. nlSrse- garden crops. The income from
-.a sHd Vegetables last year was s.. zoo, and
II milk g t-sa. Tho house is q large tEo-
~ Colonial style. tho barns are ample and
{ = fi-st class condition. To appreciate price
witch firm, stcck tools and crops are Offered
-ssasi examination must IL given A q.
5o.D e Co. 50s Stsse Mutual. Worcester,
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

BEOADW AY. 1855. Eastern Steel 90 ast estate
Of Charles \ Coe ct al; July -. 1910: s46, $50 80.
SD ST, 100 TO l62 west: II W Palceis Sons
ast Walter a Wells eft al; Aug 10. 1910; S5,319.
ANTHONY AVE n " cor 175th ~; Hydraulic
Press Brick co agt + A Ten Brook Co CT al;
Aug ., 1910; 1856 IL.
25TH sr. 1T 20 13i west: Frank I'aisdiro
sgt Iohn I, Olson Construction co ct al, July 10,
1910; g, 200.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
NET JERSEY.
FARMS FOR SALE.

afht, . At hES, AMI 10 AZ REs-
fsl, c-y. fertile soil. All cleared, no scrub
zn; sl2s peT acre. Easy terlgs- 43-scre "a rm.
zTs outbuiidinzs 600 fruit trees: $1,000
'Erre farm. li-rcona lteas@,- large outbuilo-
g=Eae railroad front: 81 SOC Special EH-
-sicn Saturday. August 21st. For gree tickets
zspect this property write n. g REEVES
y - East 23d St. New York CITY.
iIIA2LE PROPERTY. BRIELLE. MON
ESth couniy. y j r-ott4ze. q rooms and
n a. Improvements. furnished or urfurnishe6
y bsrR; make 1Le garage. road 70 Lakewood .
!. g7oGnd; plot l5lIZ72: minutes 70 rsflroai I
sl.li Iear beach and river. Address p. o. Box
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
LAKE VIEW HEIGHTS EXCURSION.

W. c. Reeves & Co. tomorrow Will run
another free excursion to Lake View
Heights. Last Sunday sxty-seven plots
were bought. The property is selling more
rapidly than any other property they have
ever sold
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Rozina il Pisone and sno to William Ma
Hunts Point Realty co 10 Ddw L Young; So
Charles NJ villone to Anton william; 81
FORBES Morgan 4rnH $40 o en- ano eS to
AMERICAN Ell Mortgage Co to Louis krugrnan and
Margaret Hale to W Forbes Morgan, tr;
S10O 900.
Henri Henri A Mosle eSr, to Frederick Mosle; 81.
George zuelch to George NTiIdung; $1,000.
Same TO same: 81, coo.
r-;s. New y 1ork Trust Go 70 Title Guarantee and
City Mortgage 60 to New York Trust Co; 9
Joseph W Teets and ano, oxrs. to A Aicnzo
Teets: IS, 606 25.
Charles II Young and ano, trus, to Henry il
Manhattan Mortgage Co to Metropolitan Trust
Co; ST.
Hslen W Ebcn to George r Bansonl: 81.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co to An
nette Winehill: $500
I.ucius II Beers to Samuel Bendhein; $50, COO.
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co 10 Bank
Same t9 Ncwbur- savings Bank: s,aooO
Davis Rosenkrcntz to 5tanslaus Tuckerman
and ano; 81.
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Farmers and Mecrsn-
les Savings Bank OF Locllport; S14.eo.
Same TO New York Life Insurance Co; $1,000
Thomas Simpson TO Union Dime Savings Bank
julius W schotofr to Edward Wiener ana ano;
John ] Rodgers 10 Thomas Alexander; se,5oc.
edward Baer to Mary Z Wheeler sioo:
King. County Trust Co to Ernostii9 S'n0en-
george ? Raisley and ano to Charles Funok
'1i!I1 FrsdeyicE sl1 F; Leo to John sackett: 81
Michael Kelly to francis Muisannon;
So 006.
sarah 1. Taylor to James W Taylor: $4,000
Arthur Smith to National Association 1 or 1s. AZ
and Animals; Sic.SJo
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUM
FOREIGN RESORTS.
FOREIGN RESORTS.
q teri EN-
H ALL on THE HOHEW WEG.-Adieinins Casse.
- Ewarv Comfort h LUXURY Golf. TO-

-. 1910; Porcival II Gregory. ref, TO ] Clarence
Davies; Aug Is; $500.
ESD sT TeT East 23x1oo. foreclosure; July
20 1910; same to game 1900; address, Ie3 East
.-n,3d 81.
a21TH ST, s g 3n5 It OK White Plains r5.
25x11a. Wakefield. Harry Merritt et al to
John c Lord (fntg $500: July Is $too; address,
GAO East 223d ST.
eeBTH ST. s s $40 It OF Barnes ave. Cox
11f6. Wakeield; Brill Contracting Co 70 Louis
Brody (rntg $4,000; Aug IS; 81: address. 100
Madison ~
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The transactions at the Real Estate FIX
change salesroom, Nos II and Ii yese7,
street Yesterday, resulted as follows:
BY Joseph Day.
MADsSoN AVE. 747 s S2e # 3 of sr,b 81
Io-eAop sty dTlg withdrawn
v NASBfNGT0N AVE g 9o.1 # 9 OF 1ssd pt.
oo' o'lES'-oX irregi vacant; withdrawn,
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
RECORDED LEASES.
With name and address Of lesse.

with name and address Of lesseeD
AUGUST 10
\ FLNlE !, 81, store. etc; Nathan Goldstein
sdo sa aao . Theo kiulmch; ) YRS from Nav /
1911; $3.50 address. 81 Avenue 4 >
BROADWAY. 522 to 534 store e+,. p-oyi
gem SAVING Life Assurance Society to ssIo
%"els; yrs from Feb /, 1913; S5 00o; address
Sc East 9sth st.
BROADWAY, 1S41. north loft. Peter y-or,s, -,
Saa 5oItie5 tsy fnondi . Yrs, mos from Sept l.
Iaiui seo address, 1e1 west Goth ct -
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
PARIS SHOPS.

yers Title Insurance and Trust Co. $500; ad-
dress 100 Broad1ay.
T1NToN AVE, c s. ce9 II n % ts5th st.
1o0x121 Nov II, 1891 Albert JULIUS C;aiser 10
Abby $ Tuttle: by order Supreme Court: Aug
u, 1910: $35o: attorneys. \ & II Bloch. 80
Nassau ST.
N1SE AVE. W $. 1i5 # OF 1925 St 25x1oo:
aug u leosS; Hippolt Pfund to Stetnnletz Con-
struction Co; s.. 25o: address 4o4 East 149th st.
WEBsTER AEb " cor 1esth st. Silk
4H-0xo9 lox4s2 Feb 6. 1905 Kalrnan Roseneluth
to Michael Regain SIa,003; attorney, OHara
Brothers. Bedford Park. The Bronx.
I39TH ST, n s e cor st AIMS ave, 25x
lcG: Sept II. 1904. hsrofne r NfcfItendahI 10
George Schuchnan; $500; address, IT, Las.
18TH ST, n 9. 100 # Of st AIMS ave 25x
100; Feb %, 1904; same to same; 500; address
same above.
10Th ST, :. 100 It Of st AIMS ave. 2sx
1o: Dec 81, 1903; karolinc Wichtendahi to
Mary and Bridget Butler; g. 060; attorney, Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. 116 BroadUay
18TH ST, :, 1862 # W Of Washington ave-
50x1o0 March 81, 1910: Lewts NJ sweet widow
er, TO Anna NJ Peck: s2,oHt attorney, Title
Insurance CO, 135 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN,

oaTIf ST n g. 1875 IT G OF 9th ave: for
90 .t,t brl, lofts 60xSs.9: Fackncr Coates Con
efrlotion Co. aS6 9th ave, owner and architect
$4,000.
5TH AVE Madison ave. 136th and 18TH SITS
vIyoje block: a Ic-foot grand stand, .oox1an
esta,e Henry cram, owner: r McMahou lessee
and architect; $500.
74TH ST. II s. go It OF West End ave; for
an < sty hrk apartment house. GoxS61; J RI
paws Building Co. zig West 16a;h ST. owner
W 7. Rouse & I. \ Goldstone. IL West 32d st
architects: S17o,ro.
dwg: n r Keliosg. % Eroad ST. owner; u
i3aIber. % East o6th st. architect $500
THE BRoNX
KINGS BRIDGE ROAD. :. 7a.s II Of
fer co. James Amcs. kingsbridge.N president
owner john ] Kennedy, Eiveriale. architect
$500
at@ hrf avs. ls3x25: C9frne!o senento. Har-
rison 81 owner: George Iiof. jr I'll Meirosa
ave. architect; 5000
frame locker aiNl6: Teachers College. v Everit
Manv 6s Bread ST. chairman. owner; charles
p Eens. 525 West 10th ST. architect: $500
WASHINGTON AVE. ;. 20 ft 3 OF 10th
st stv brlt ienmt. i5Sei; John II BuscaII
1875 Webster ave. oHusr; sehastsr & Jaeger
loI fremont ave; architect; sdo,uoo
c1rrH ST. s. 100 fl . of pauldng ave: ).
stv frame dNg, a:x2e: John Linder. nc East
2i6th ST. owner. Ancien, Nhite Piains ave
aud 211th 81. architect. t%.upo'
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

NORTHERN AVE, n cor f12th ST, JoaxIeo;
CITY Mortgage Co loans III NJ Realty co
s1f0. 900.
80 AVE. W s. Ints ft II Of 115th ST. 5ox1G5:
same loans john W Cornish Construction 60
Sa3 100
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

modern cottage on Liverrnore avenue,
" atch Oak Park. Oh plot 4ox1oo feet.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
wEsICHEsTER CorNTY.

srilIssE MANOR OK THE HUDSON.
y -lss unoost-Ccte6 river frontage: 30 Md
eFssaelces rear completion Address
PHlLIPSE MANOR CO..
Philipse Manor. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

RICHMOND COTTAGE SOLD.
]. Sterling Drake sold for Mrs Jennie
Weinberger to Charles A Riley ne"
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

with nerne and address of lenders attcrneyo
Interest 8 per cent unless otherwise stated