davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
Colors In Poetry.

As to color. Grant Alien maip tanned
n an Essay on the Color Sense' tina
only eight colors are recognized by tn
popular mind-black. white. red. blue.
green. yellow. gray and brown Edu-
Gated people speak Of scarlet, crimson.
lilac and purple only under exception
al circumstances. In q prosaic hour
Grant Allen went through Poems and
Ballads" on the guess for color and
found that Swinburne used the word
red Isl times. rosy and crimson once
each and sanguine. ruddy and scarlet
twice each. Gold is mentioned thfr.
teen times. Blue reaches twenty-five.
And the prosaic conclusion is tic
adopt the statistical form, we might
say. If we chose to reckon the unreck.
enable. that red is 500 per cent more
Uoetical than blue"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
The Sun.

II has been stated that no one has
ever seen the sun. A series or con-
centric shells envelopes a nucleus of
which we know nothing except that it
must be infinitely hotter than the 6erc-
est furnace and that it must amount TO
more than nine tenths Of the solar
mass. That nucleus is the real sun.
forever hidden from US. The outer
most of the enveloping shells is about
5000 miles thick and is called the
"chromosphere." 1t is gaseous food
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28

nv earring = not mo6ern 4nveI
Ion. Tor more than twenty centuries
ago the daughter of Aristotle WorC
golden hoops The philosophers daugh
ter's earrings we're found ID her tomb
near Chalcis- In Euboea. By exploring
acknowledges. and certainly modern
workmanship cannot produce thess
equal In each golden hoop swung 4
tiny dove. with precious stones for
eyes and bands nf minute gems to
give the color Of the iridescent hreas1
and wings. The feathers were OF gran
ulated gold. and the tail feathers were
50 maryel0usly wrought and adjusted
that they acted like balance. as in d
living bird, 50 thar the exquisite minia
fure creatures whenever the wearel
moved or laughed or tossed her head
would move and balance themselves
upon their pendent perches.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
A Little Awkward.

"NearSightedneSS must be very en-
barrassing at times" remarked a
Brooklyn resident TO an acquaintance
thus afflicted. THE other morning.
for example. a man addressed me on
a crowded bridge trolley. and in the
course Of conversation he roundly
abused a chap whose political and
business methods he disliked equally.
In fact. he became acutely personal
in his denunciation.
Before be left the car he was in
formed by a friend near him that |
was the man he had been abusing. 1t
didn't worry me at all. but it must
have been bit disconcerting for him,
don't YOU think ?"-New York Globe.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
The Name "Penxsn


How should "Pepys" be pronounced:
Percy Lubbock. who wrote q blogra-
ply OF Samuel Pepys. declares Peeps"
But there are many people living and
talking who call themselves .Peppis. =
In 1879 was published volume called
Lncida lntervaila." by James Car
casse. who was clerk in the office of
Pepys. he did not like repvs and
would have been glad to spell it
Peeps" But he didn't. He wrote:
Get thee behind me. then: dumb devil
pegOne.
The Lord nath Ephthatha said to my
tongue.
Him must praise who opened hath my
lips.
Sent me from navy to the ark by Pepys.
From this the London Chronicle con-
cludes that to his contemporary pepys
was "pips."
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
Our First Street Car Line.

The first street railroad in America
was completed between the city hall.
New York. and Fourteenth street. in
1882. The car-the first for service in
the streets of any city in the world =
consisted of three compartments. each
holding ten persons, and seats were
provided on top of the car for thirty
or more persons. The fare paid va
ried with the distance, being sixpence
from the city hall to Fourteenth street
Boston was the next city TO adopt the
new system, in 1856. and Philadelphia
followed in 1857.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
Her Strong nth.

"Oh. Tom." exclaimed the fair
young maid as their auto flew along.
there's church just ahead therer'
But" replied the clipping lover. I'VE
can't be married there"
We'll. but We might stop there and
,ray that we may not be overtaken."-
Uncle Remus Magazine.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
A QisraaIi AnAcdote.

Sitting next Disraen at dinner. Mrs
Jeune said that Lord Sherbrooke must
be allowed one virtue-namely, bis pa
tent and affectionate behavior toward
his wife. "Do you think" said Dis
raen In his deep tone, that he has
ever seen herg'-"Memoirs Of Lady st.
Heller"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
Late Hour Explained.

what kept you until this late hour?'
asked the husband Of his suffragette
wife.
.Well. my dear" she answered meek
", you see it took US an hour to
greet one another, the meeting lasted
thirty minutes. and the rest or the
time was spent in saying goodby. -
Detroit Free Press.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
Prompt Rebuke.

"Orlando. you mustn't put your arm
around my waist"
"Why, Gloriana. it's been there for
half an hour"
''Well, didn't notice it till just
now."-Chicago Tribune.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
When Mon1en Run Us.

Friend-So your detective force is a
failure? Chief Emma-Yes; we can't
find any one who is wiling to be a
plain clothes woman.-Puck.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
Two to One.

She-Charlie. why are .you 50 very
much opposed to piano duets? He
From principle. / think it's cowardly
for two persons to attack one piece OF
music.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
Had Had His.

Sioux Chief-Why didn't you torture
the baIdhead? Piute Chief-What was
the use? He had been married for
twenty years.-Buffalo Express
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28

Some people are born foolish, some
ACQUIRE foolishness and others thrust
their foelishness upon us.-Philadel-
phia Ledger.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
Scientific,

"Why did you get divorce?'
"My wife poisoned my whole life.
'But you FASTENED to marry agalnf
.sWell, | had an antidote coming TO
me didn't ?'-Cleveland Leader
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28

Despland arrivals: Chas. A. Hart,
II A. Fee, Adrian. Mich; r. HI.
Deeple, Miss Adj Deeple, Cincinnati;
MI. and Mrs. E. o. Dunn, Frank Hal
llmna and wife, Fort Dodge, Iowa;
G. A. Aimone, Miss F. Aimone, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Halligan, Chica-
go; Mrs. Lucy Granger. Ann Arbor,
Mich.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28

a large charter party. some fifteen
Or more. guests at The Despland,
made the Tomoka trip in the Flori-
dian yesterday.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28

Arrivals at The Ridgewood: Mrs.
a. r. Blood, Miss Blood, Mrs. J. S.
Vhipple, Salamanca. N. Y; H. o.
Wait. Cuba; Miss Roberts, Boston;
Mrs w. H. Caswell, New York; Mrs.
G. B. Davis, Miss Annette Davis,
kalamazoo. Mich; Miss Swan, Mo-
line, ILL.,; Alfred A. Blacman and
wife, Mrs. G. Loury and child, E. G..
AtWater, Colorado Springs; Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ Eavenson, Philadelphia.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28

Recent arrivals at The Pines. w
Blinks, Mrs. E. G. Blinks, Michigan
City, Ind; Ed. L. Pierce and wife,
Boston; Mrs. G. l. Pierce, Mrs. N
L. Shattuck, Barre, Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradley, Yacht Narema; Sam
Mccormick, Winchester, Ky; j. J.
kreeland and wife, Newark, n. j.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Horner C. Crawford
Cooperstown, Pa; Edward F. Per.
kins, Grand Rapids, Mich.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
BIG TAXPAYERS MEETING
West Side Association to Discuss Many
important Realty Matters.

A regular meeting Of the West Side Tax
payers Association will be held at No. 267
West 3sth street tonight. A number of
important matters Will be considered,
among which are the following:
The proposed laying out Of a new avenue
from West sth street 20 5sth street. midway
between Fifth and Sixth avenues, sug-
gested by Mayor Gaynor.
The plan by which the Water Department
expects 10 install metres in all houses
The question Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
roads right 20 close West 32d street be-
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues.
The reports Of all committees on the last
winters work-M- J. HOran. for the Tene-
ment House Committee; John J. Pheelan,
for the Committee on Law and Legisla-
ton: Louis Schrag, for the Committee on
Water Supply and as chairman of the
committee Of the United Real Estate Own
ers' Association. which is cooperating with
e large number OF property owners asso-
Citations in greater New York, organized in
opposition 10 the proposed deep rock water
tunnel for Manhattan. These associations
will send large delegation TO the hearing
70 be held at City Hall on Tuesday night
next. before special committee appointed
by the Board of Estimate and Apportion-
ment.
West Side Taxpayers Associations outing,
which is 20 be held at Bellewood Park. N
J., on Tuesday. June IA
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03

2s7xe5: Aug II. 1890: Elias G Drake. n, aad
Henry " Ribby. exrs; cs~lIns Rsrnois % tns
sta,.r: ss3. 900: attorneys. Alexander a Cr.en
I'D Broadway
MADrsoN AVE. Tes. $. zozso; Juns a
1907. Jeanette Busss and Bsrtf1s uilmaan 10
Alice and Arthur " Bullowa. $1,000. address
81 Nassau st
PARK AVE SIS E $: s1st 81. fO2 East
Is cor elst st). IOcx40. May 8. 1908: Henry 3
Anderson to Frederick L Merriam: s245o0. ar
.orneys. Anterior & Anderson. - Wall st.
RIvINGToN ST 23s: wiIsst 81. Te ana 20
e5x1CO, Nov T. 1903. Joseph Ravitch 70 sarah
Meniine Bernstsin: $1,000 attorney. saul Bern
stein. 14o Broadway.
100: May ~ 1870. Alfred c Baen-n.n 70 Pineqs
Lowenfcid and William Prayer; S17.JOG. attor-
neys. Arnstcin & Levy. 12s Broadway.
STANTON ST. 5: b. y Of GoercS st. z7.5
to the Germania Life Insurance Co; si5.50o sd-
dress. 100 Broadway
ST NICHOLAS AVE cor 18Th 81 i0oxf01:
Sept II. 1906: Pincus and Celia LOwenfsld and
Insurance and Trust Co. $4,000. address Iso
Broadway.
THAMES ST, n cor Grsenwich sf. 81 fOx74 n
x22xiix33 zx7ss: June "a. 1903; y Fred.rick snd
Exmont schsrnerhorn and John E Roosevslt
sxrs Katie sch-rmeThorns $4,000: attorneys
Roosevelt & Kobbe. A. Wall 81.
THOMPSON ST. 90 and 100. . ru1s as n
West Broadway 2A Tx ~ parsllel WIN
Prince st 0sx z5x parallel with Sprtns st.
% 81 50. 70 beginnlns; May q. 1905: John Y
Freeman: sIT 900: attorney. Title GUARANTEES aad
Trust Co. f76 Broadway.
TTH AVE ass % 40 5. 51x5s. 2x4x4exso:
g.o DO i i1s9S s1s @ ana a,,ornsg Anse Es%s9s sos9s
Barshard. 12o Broadway
7TH AVE. 442 and ga cor 34th 81. 4ozso;
Sept IA. 1903; Timothy Paddel and John Y
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03

yuns / isa: Bertha. Albert. ID. ? and Mira
seth stevane 70 Mutual Life Insurance. Co; 49,
900. address. 80 Cedar ct.
20 and % & of lot IS map Iis lots Ba,hsa'e, ca
tate. runs los.lx 3I.sx tol-t ~ " g,1i.1,
ssS,ns. Msy e. io B.nk sasoo saar.ss ia
ST.
ioi sxia fIa, i12s 2xi22 sIs1,s bein. 10, q ard
% estate. wesscnes,er May n. 1907: TIrany Cen
structio1 Co 20 the Harlem savings Bank; W.
0Dc; attorneys. a Wtshtman' <-'
Broadway.
FRONT ST. 1xs-iss West, cor Pine st. runs
aioss land formerly o. Thomas MsTs,on. I;lex
Charles Bulk 10 Henry wronkov: $4,000; ad-
dress ~ Union Square
JEROME AVE, cor Van Ccrtlandt ave.
ga !.ioossa lixiIsS; Apr.i 2s isss MAR s.na Ann
s1i.50o address. 23i west i25th ut.
LENox AVE. cor f1sth st. z5. .2xs4 n:
June 4. 1903; George Biey TO gnTls,iaaa bher'
vestins Co located between Acqueduct ave. Ma
combs I'd and Featheroed lane: Nov A. 1909;
James II and Mar G Havens 10 Wster N,,r, An, N,
Fulton st.
LOTS 1o2 TO io4. map Of lots o: Century In
vesttng Co. located bstveen1 Aaueduet ave, Ma
iomss "a ana f.a'hsIS.a a w'1,e, ifne r "a 90
attorney. same
MADISON AVE. n cor Goth ST. p iarioo.
May 8. 1897; Giaeinto and Maria Angela Grazi-
jr): $4,000; attorneys. w a @ z Chsmoerlin.
81 Nassau 81.
MADISON AVE. l4ss. . cor eesh st; q io1
100: May 2 1908; Harry Marks 20 Emma Frey.
sdmr; $1,000: attorneys. s'rcoek q s'roock, 80
MApIeoN AVE. $. 742 n $ of 2ssh u.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of iessee)
HINT .


AVENUE r. 2sl; Holman Realty CO to
Samuel Flesler; az yrs from June j, 1910;
81 200; address, 26l Avenue b.
AMSTERDAM AVE. as store: Frederick W
Kaiser David Gottesman: yrs from Jan /.
1910; 1910: address. as Amsterdam ave.
Hotel Co 10 william NJ Harry: 2 yrs IL mos
from June !, 1910; 5000; address. 1857 Broad
way.
COLUMBUS AVE. II. store etc; William A
Knapp 20 Hirsula Pullman: yrs from May /.
1910: sl.62o: address. IL Columbus
FRANKLIN AVE cor 16sth ST store:
McoTeheed Realty and Construction Co 20 George
= Buhler: yrs from May /. 1910; S264; ad-
dress. I22s Franklin ave.
LUDLOW ST I15: and b; Pauline and
Henry Goldstein 10 Louis Aronson s yrs from
May ]. 1910: ss40; address. il5 Ludlow ct.
WEsT ST. 40. estate Henry korn-Ahrens
Herman Gottesmeyer; ! VI from May s..
1910: 5000; address, I7o West st.
wAvERLEY PL. Ic3 and los; Frederick %
Frieke 10 Margaret Knott: IS yrs from May 1.
1910; s2l.2cO: address. 1o3 waverley pI
WEBSTER AVE IT5s snd I76o Michael
Gleason 20 Arthur Hodgson: Yrs from June l.
1910: $500: address. 175s Webster ave.
% AVE. 1895: Morris Tuch 10 Nacleric ct
al: yrs from June 1. 1910; $1,000; address. 254
East 10Th ST.
Sd AVE. s2os store. Franz Kahienserg 20
Friedrich NJ Saues: 3 yrs from April l. 1910;
81 200: address 1905 "a
10Th AVE. SO, and cellar; Sarah J Brooks
10 Thomas LouEhlin 10 yrs from May !, 1910:
81 ZOO address, $50 10th ave.
9TH ST. los West. s ana b: wiIiism and
Jane Britton 10 Louis F Bergman. s yrs from
May l. 1912 $50. address. IOs West 2Sth ST.
SsTH ST. 323 West. store: Louis steels and
ero 20 Carl Fuchs; yrs from May J. 1910;
$500; address. 523 West Ssth st
sgd ST. i55 and i5T East store etc: John II
Block 20 J II Block Co: ] " from May /. 1911: !:
s., 140 address 6S Wall 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03

dale Peter Miller to Anthony oei. ME. :, ",,S I'D
s'.4oci June l. 500; address. cor -ois' o INV
Fiidstcn read
LOTS ald ! map w F Tun
, bridge: Israel Friedman and aaD Il
+ oNsky O.ltg s--vf: May 20 81
Grand st.
MANIDA ST. ssi. 25xloo; Meehsa E,i q .. <,6,, no
TO Frances Miller tmtg $4,000; June - s+'"'
MANlDA ST. ssa. 25xioo; same same 10 fi'AA'0'''
" Curtin tmts $4,000; June /; sio"'
(rntg $4,000: June /: 500: address. Room voo'
81 Nassau st. .,
MARY ST 42s q eoq5.lsIpaSt F.,IaS eo eSe tmss ais
sS Soo s0pGS %ay 'sa;as a. slco: attorneys Parker
Ernst tTo Broadway. -,
berth 10 Samuel r Waidron tmts s5,5oo; June
/; 500; address. 11s5 Jackson ave.
PARK AVE- $. IS Fl OF i.9'h 81, 4ss,i 4VSil9i Z;
Noble q Gauss Construction Co TO rIeGetish = n
schwegIer Cntg SOS OOOl; June =; 500; address
Beekman ST.
PARK AVE. s. Is IT Of lIeth st, IsT S,,i,s n.
sssooo; ;'la Nay Is; 800 address ISL Mulberry st
SIMPSON ST. IS. 3s5 Il OF Wss.ohNSs,el YES. N,,-l
ave a5xI0n; Josephine Trube 10 Ihonas Aoso AHeo y
' ths mtg $1,000 June i; 500; address ss2
Boston I'd
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n s. ls4 IT q
1853 TO W Prospect ave, and n 2s.5x loox
n 7.1x 12idox Sc, Sc 100 TO eesinn,ns s,1ass
bonrsaG ret pF 10 Edward $4,000
Union lion ave- asiisi7ssS sS irres lfoTssosu5e rec!
dress, 40 Broadway,
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 110o, s. 4ox
100 Oakwood Construction Co 10 Antnony
MeOwen (mtgs $4,000; 500; address olo
Wales ave.
SOUTHERN BoULEvARp, ,9ws At scs /.
Tnen avs 1oG11sS Hsn mss ss ooG Nay as
81: address, 60 West 140th st.
sTEBBINs AVE, 1245. 2ox5s. tx irreg
Martha Hulbener TO John J and James Devins
(mtg ss.05O); June /; 500; address. s''
linton ave.
TAYLOR AVE. 124s, 25xioo Samuel r
waldron TO Sophia Vielberth lmts sS'ooo''
June 1 500: address, 1243 Taylor ave
TIEBOUT AVE. s. is.s II of 1s7th st. Is $
xsS; Thomas B Robertson to Bnma n MsJudn. IN.
ness (mtg s3.4oo); all liens: May "a; s54oo'
address. 2414 Tiebout ave.
WEBSTER AVE. s. 524.5 # Of iSsth 81; y;
As ex irreg; John H Buscan to John MansinI
mtg s2S.0oO May IS; exchange; address, 1879
Anthony
wEsTCHEsTER AVE. TO. 2sx14. ?; Rosa @
Nathan ct ,s5 al s So Samuel Mann; May 81
wILI.ErT ST, So sO5xf0o3; the Sun Con-
structien Co 10 Frank Migdalsky tmtgs S42,ozo)'
all liens; June l. s1eo: address. 13s 9th ave-
Sd AVE. $500. 27x irreg; Augusta Wolie
dress, 1914 Sd ave.
18TH ST 5T6.11 # Of Cypress ave. OK
100; Karolne Sticn tenoth to Henry Braun Sntss
sI5, COO: June L 500; address go East 223d ST.
l37TH ST. s sess # e of Southern Boule-
/; s1oO.
SAME PROPERTY; Jennie Kind 70 William
Hardersou and Lena Muller mtg S,fso'; june
l; 500; address, Room 6i7. 81 Nassau St
13sTH ST. sos East. 80 3x1oo Harold Wat
son ct al TO Kathleen MacFarlane; May 81 (mts
s45, IA 2s): 800; address. 423 18th ST. BROOKLYN
145TH ST. $50 # Of Bgook ave- 2o11Tn: 1t
$4,000; June |; 500; address, $40 East 2zSd
st.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
SUMNER RENTALS,

Henry M. Fitch reports the following
leases OF furnished houses at Norwood
Park, West End, y. j.: No. u Hollywood
avenue, 10 Mrs. J. J. O'Donohue: No. Z
Hollywood avenue. 10 A RosSman: No. 3
Brookwillow avenue. TO Charles D. Hills:
the Chanfrau cottage. 10 George b Hurd.
and No. ] Parkyiew avenue. 20 E. o.
Bela;s. No. Hollywood avenue has been
rented through werdell & Burke TO ]. @.
Msver.
De Blois & Eldridge have rented the
Stockton cottage, On Belleview avenue
Newport 20 J. F. P;erson. tr.. Of Manhat-
ten. for the saescn.
6 Osgcod Peu e Co. have leased for the
summer season the Joseph w. Harper
place az Convent y. J.. 10 a client
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03

Real Estate Exchange salesroorn, Nos. IA
and Is Vesey street. resulted as follows:
BY Joseph P. Day.
SOUTH ST. SIS and 37e. ws, $50 Il Of
$50. ScSn''O' 600. sly O'0ss' 'O' 'a''' 'D g"
6SD ST. % to 2s. 8. l4s.4 IT e Of Broad,
sty hrk theatre CDavenport's); W F Glare et
al. trus. etc, agt B B Davenport ct 81; l.
tin for $3.50 900.
$50 SD ST. u.s. 22s- & Of esh ave. ?li5
Kdde SResdia: ref amt at a due s. ax es
Sos 200. . 'A' '''Oi f''---e'' 0''''
GREENWICH ST. so2 and so4. cor
18th St ze1ox65. ix4l .sx5s.1o. one and one
e SE a 'sHR' Rnan ATS ss'
amt due: s4;s52 10; taxes. etc. s5I6; sub o to
tween Issth and 1seth SITS, s62 21Ix23o. three
2 sty dwlgs and vacant; city Real Estate
atty; J II Powell ref amt due, s54, 72s %;
taxes. etc. s10.ee2 Ss; adjourned 10 June Q.
MADISON AVE, 1929. $, 25.s Il of losth
agt Mollie Goidstein ct al; c W Bennett. atty:
Russell. ref; amt due. sl6s7e os; taxes,
the plaintiff for s26.5l5.
~ LIST ST ss5 6S62 # at. Of sth -aNt ave.
Powell. atty; R M Morgan. ref: amt due, S.
354 90: taxes. etc. SIS 20: withdrawn.
143D ST, 255, n s, 525 # W OF Tth ave. 81. .61
I 90 II. 5 sty tenmt; Benjamin Jacobs ct al agt
Frederick Rohkol et al; s P Goldman. atty;
c Thomas, ref; amt due, SIS. .457 IS; taxes,
etc, 81. 1913 o5: to David VogeI for client, for
S41l75.
143D ST. 2s3. s. 4s7s # W of 7th ave, s7.ex
99.1l. sty tennt; Benjamin Jacobs ct al agt
Frederick Rohkoi et al: s Goldman, atty; A
c Thomas, ref; amt due, si63SS 60; taxes, etc.
SS.is4 IS; 10 David Vogel. for client, for
$41.175
stable; enr's sale, estate Of Henrietta r Byrne.
deceased; to Cornelius Kahlen for $4,000.
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
LEXINGTON AVE, 2021 to eo25, cor 1880
81, 100 o11XS5. sty fat and stores: Charles
Wynne et al agt Stella Wechsler ct al; ID
Sc .5o4 80; taxes. etc, see So sub TO two mtgs
aggregatng $4,000; TO the plaintiff for s65.o16
BROOK AVE. 1866 to 1870. $. lis # of
Carl Ernst agt Abram Zuker ct al; Parker &
+. attys: + d O'Brien ref: amt due, s.. .0o4 So
taxes. etc. s74 SO: subject to mtgs amounting
TO $4,000; 20 the plaintiff for SIS. coo.
MADISON ST il2. $. 1872 # Of Market
and sty tenmt IN rear; z II Bailey agt Isaac
Levine ct al: Roelker. & S. attys; r Ely
ref. amt due. s23. .554 So; taxes, ETC. s4S6 56 to
the plaintiff for $4,000
BY L Phillips Co
LEXINGTON AVE III. n e cor OF 1oTth St
l7-7X65: sfy tenmt and store; Society for the
Relief Of Poor Widows with Small Children agt
G \ Winter et al; Miller. K. L 7. attys; Ben
etc. 81. l15: 10 the plaintiff for s19 $50.
BY Daniel Greenwald
a6TH ST. 2oS. s. 117.3 IT OF Amsterdam
ave. 2IXl0O-S: sty tenmt: sheTif's sale OF all
March so 1910 or since; 5 a Slngerman. atty;
adjourned TO June Z.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
TWO FIFTH AVENUE RENTALS.

Henry Corn has rented tue store and
basement IN the new bEilding No. SOS
Fifth avenue, adjoining the northeast cor
ner Of s2d street. The premises have been
Jet for twenty-one years az a rental ag-
ereeat.ng about 5000 fer the term
Albert 3. Ashtorth has leased 10 Ray
mon r. A,:ni-an, engineer, the entire hf-
feenfh floor of the Cameron Building, at
the northeast corner Of oath street and
Madison avenue. for long period OF
years; also space IN the same bui,ciag TO
tie Orthop Chemical Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name ana address Of purchsser)
JUNE 2
MANHATTAN

with name ana address Of purchRser)
JUNE 2
MANHATTAN.
AVE D. Z. ls.l1x7o: sty brk; Simon Silver
gan 70 Louis Schsfyier 1Tntg $4,000: June !:
slco. address. s Ave d.
AMSTERDAM AVE. lo4s and io4s 5ens4 8
trrsg. sty brk. Eul6h Wittner 10 Fanny Jat-
fer mtg $1,000; all liens: May 20: 500.
SAME PROPERTY; Fanny Jaffer to Henry
Albers t:ntgs $4,000 all liens: MAY 20; 500;
address. 2e5 Vest I39th st
BANK ST. Il. 81 1oasso; : sty brk; Ella Z Nc
Keeyer 70 Thomas McnaEan. Msy 20: 500: ad-
dress. Il Greenwich ave
BROADWAY, cor is5d ST. strip I05x2 10
Old Kingsland I'd partition: April L.. 1910:
David y Cohn. ref. . Clarence G Friend: May
70. $1,000: address 25 Pine -
BRoONE ST. &. 81 II Of Vsrsck 81. PIX
81: Sarah SDedeker - James Duffy (mtg IS 500
Jane !. 800; address. lG9 East s4ta st
B:tCoME ST. " cor Snrfok 81. 25xT5;
William ! Conn 10 Marcus Rcsenthal, all title;
May ~; acdccss, - Nassau 81.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. s. i25 II OF
Amsterdam Efe. 2l6hZlH. CARLYLE Realty co 20
Edwsra J GaT;lstt 'ntE s51o O91: JuEe ! 800
cATliEDSAI. PkRaSwAY n s. ~ II OF
A-.ster!a.a aNc. 2ia sAI9i: Edpzr6 r bartlett
10 G-u-se = Miller. 60 - T.5gs $. Ero5klg n
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03

AUDUBON AVE. W cor OF lTsa ,, Ioo,,oo.
nec = lgOi New York Operating Co 10 IN.
mutual Lie Insurance Co; 10000: address So
AMSTERDAM AVE sos e s. 2alfxino. a.p,
II. leji Pincus and Bertha Schrank 10 the RanL
IW SaNinss: SzSoo. attorneys. De Witt Lock-
man & De Witt. IS Nassau st
AMSTERDAM AVE. 10 and Ti2 W g 4Oxloo.
REQ ~ leos. Samuel and Arthur Booknan 20
Louis hamburger and Tillis and Solomon kim !
stein; siT. 600: attorneys NJ 7 Isaac. SO
William 81. "~
BANk STREET. $. III IL " OF Greenuteh
81 Izax2o 5xl21ts>NSi- 3; Dec II 1906: Eawsrs n
dgpudnan q Francis Huntington trlIs. ss-
gii attorneys LAWYERS Title Insurance s1s
Trust Co. Ito BROADWAY ena
=, Cpi1sEIE Il, os i64th Sc as.s1
March II, l9ol Mary Simpson 20 Harl-,, ss.,.
mas BslA; $1,000. address, ia East ls5th 81