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New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


Crawford Real Estate and Building Co to Annis
Burdou. Sa0e.
Fredericis Ohmeis % George IIinek; g. 600.
AIwen Realty 20 70 Frede~fck SoAth''of-''
washington savings Bank to Edward Krux.
. Charles baker and ago. ezs to Title Guar-
autee and Trust co, 5000. -
Robert 3 Dula to New York Life rnsuTanes CO.
,ritle Guarantee and Trust CO to Sarah Hof-
same t9 Katharine K Hill. = asstz $4,000
Same TO James G Clark. 5000 -.
Stephen Fl Olin. guardian, 70 stephen II OH.
Louis scHIecfte- 70 Nathan Wolf and ano. $780,
Lawyers Title Insurance and Irtist Co % Law
yers Mortgage CO. $3.50
Ecuitable Lie Assuraucs Society % New ToTk
Savings Bank; . assts $1,000
Richard a y Wolf to Aathilde BossslIa3l1'
Knickerbocker Trust 60 ans aao 70 Henry
BOsCheF: 50. 81
Lawyers Mortsage Co to trustees OF ths New
York Trade Scif0ol: $4,000.
Emma J McCormicz. as extTx. 20 Emma Nc
C0rmick; assigns IL HntSs. 81
New York Security and Trust Co 70 ROMA
Mar Z MoIiesou and ano to siary zerbarinis
barry Keiher 70 1IiclaeIis Il zsiseL. 81
0Iax Marx 10 Abraham II Bauuiann; s4.e0e-
James NJ Scofeid 70 Aiphonse EoEenauer et a.
S90Oo.
Irving Bachrach To Henrietta Bachrac4 q
asstsJ. 500.
Laurence Drake % de1rT r FelfiEflal1ls et.i-,.
LYMAN . Baker and ano 70 Burns Bros 500
Rosa Soluer 70 John N1vTaz, SID
Isaac MARKS 10 Lima EttiinGer. $500.
Bauyar Ludlow, trustee. 70 Adrian Z Posi-
trustee; . assts, 81
Abel King to James Buchanan and aEo tTI1S-
tees. 81.
Ricfa scho-sch to James Buchanan and auo.
trustees; 81.
Board OF Education OF the Reformed Church
in America 70 Elizabeth X Dooiins. assigns
mtEs: s., 100
Francis X Pe1dieton 20 Marie say, Sf0e
Harry Keiber 70 Max SehlOss asstsi 81
Spring Realty CO to Isaac Cohen Sfoo-
Clifford G Goodwin 20 James r Pfsrs0Es 51oa-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN


MORN-NGsIDE AvENUE-S. Albert sold
for joseph Hamn1ersh4Iag the $50 sott%dSt S9r
street. plot 1OlXlas Ieet
SEVENTH AVENUE-Porter q Co. sold to
Sophie N Hayes. for investment, the five story
fathouse No 252S Seventh avenue.
GREENWICH STREET-Sarah Hery sold
TO lanes II Eruikshank No 625 Greenwich
s. rect a three story dwelling house on plot
soi9 tl 1Ua aroperty to the Greenwich Investing
Company. LYMAN Kantor. president, who viii
improve the plot
1aT,EI sTP PEET-The puross Company sold
for A c. Bechstein No. 249 West 18th street. a
three story and basement dwelling house, on
10. 90 1oxT5 feet, adjoining the New York Free
Circulating Library
132D sTREET-Charles EdeIson sold for
Mrs. p White to an Investor No 80 west
~ ~ = street a fiye story fathouse on lot 25x
100 feet
Bath sTREET-William Henry Folsom sold
and for Samuel Lennlg No 34o East 3oth
street ma king q plot 50x100 feet, rs feet west
o. Bi5st @ heen 9urehased by Benevolent in
stitution which Intends improving the property
for it's philanthropic work.
I29TH sTREET-The Braude-Papae Com
paIlY sold for client 10 an investor Nos. l52
and I54 West I29th street aix story apart
rnent house. plot 4s-exs9.1l 1o5 feet east
Of Seventh avenue.
THE BRONX
UOODYCREST AVENUE-The Civic Realty
a,onstruc ion Company purchased from Adoiph
avenue between L64th and 18oth streets. run
ugn tiiroilQh Anderson avenue, The prop
erTV will be improved with a tiVe story apart
rnent house
HILL. AVENUE-H. T. Pfeiter sold for J.
II Green No 314I TO Sl45 Hull avenue. Bed
FORD Park three three story dwelling houses.
MARION AVENUE-Join A. o'connor sold
for John Bayiand the northwest corner OF
Marion avenue and 1885 street and the north
east corner of RainbTidge avenue and 1e3d
street with the two apartment houses thereon
tasxtnay in the block front the north side OF
1880 street betwesn Marion and Bainbridse
avenues.
MARION AVENIIE-John A. G'Connor sold
for Mrs Jenny Ohenwarth 10 ,fs1nn Boyiand
the plot sAxI60 feet, at the northeast corner
OF Marion avenue ana 1890 street
PARK AVESGS @ e. srbament Il Smith has
.ol - 4 l1v Dssis % Silent lhs south sass
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
THE SEASON OF BARGAINS
A Little Money Can Now Be
Made to Go q Long WAY.

The time has come when the clever wom-
an who dresses better than most Of her
friends at half the cest must begin TO
make some of the purchases by means Of
which she accompiishes this desirable re-
suit one of the things she may con-
fdently hope to do this summer is to pick
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
LIS PENDENS.
lily u

10TH 81. s3I and $40 West: two actions;
Ereinchen Waliach et al AIT Samuel Bumen-
sfoct ef al lfereclosure Of 2 nntgsD; attorney.
A z Les!nsky-
SD ST. I77 East: Jacob Eashein ct ri agt
Bertha FeldrnaTl et 81 uorecloEure OF mtg; at
Eurney D Gladstone
1t5-rE ST Ils West; Esnry BachIzlann as,t
Isc0b Schneider et a. foreclosure OF mtg: at
torney O Ludwig
osT-H ST 2o5 East; John WelEteaG agt
Fsii,a,- Hague et III iaGtiol TO declare enJ. at
toFney, Z swain.
7ar9 ST A14 East; Richard Dudensips. tr.
sRt Clara Tho1Gsa ee al t1ofsS+oStne % nlls)i
aTtornsy Z PiisSe-
sTR AVE a cor OF 4oth st - sp.o1s.po: as.L ssl
800 e. - 90 81, ave. 1Sx10o5 Irene Branau
a. s5e,SrcpoIitan Mercantile and Realty Go ct al
tforeclosure ~ nts1: attorneys. honie < Ca4aap'
HUDSON ST rs: Eey sSia s =, !. - -
a<torueY c 4 TEsAA1
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

The auction sales held yesterday at the Real
Estate Exchange salesroOm, Nos. IA and. 16
Fesey street, resulted follows:
BY Joseph z. Day
BROADWAY. 3136 TO 3t42, II e cor 125th st.
30 f1X35.T: 1 sty apt and stores; withdrawn.
TOPPING AVE. ITO, c s. 1875 ft Of 175th
ST. 2oxs5; sty dwg; sold TO the pltf for $4,000
BARNES AVE " z, 49.A # n of 211th st,
z46xs3 7x24. Ixf0o.1, Wakefield; sold 10 the pItff
for s. GOO
100rH ST 1S3 and 1s5, n s. ft5 It @ of Lex
ington ave, J0Nl0G-11. sty tenmt; sold to Henry
Zacks for SOC, T7o.
By D. 7. Ingraham & Co.
fG9TH ST, 34l, s. 10J e W of 1st ave- Q 2x
TO- gore vacant; sold 10 the Metropolitan I'm
provenient Co tor S7O0
By Samuel Marx.
l4STH ST. 246 and 24S g. 1884 It = of
Sth ave, 49-2x99 II; sty fen1nt and stores: sold
10 the pltff for $40 N46
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
ALTERATIONS.

6sTH ST. & 4. la It W of Park are: to a
sly and basement dEg. Or Harold Barclay rs
East 43th st. owner: Colt and T Chard SO
West 2sth 81. architects: $4,000.
TOMPKINS ST, 3. IS Il n Of Broorne 81: to
q sly bTk teumt; ] Lewenthal and J Kauff-
nan, 20s Division 81. oWfferR. L 4 Sheinart ls4
BoWery. srdlitecti So. .00u
s4TH ST $40 West. 10 a 1 sty bri4 dyVg; Mrs ]
= Macarthur premises owner II Major, 34h
West 10Th ST. architect. 5000.
ST Marks PI. 80; to a sly and basement
nursery, the I5tIIe Missionary Day Nursery 20
Exchange o.. owner, J r Turner. 81 West Blst
~ architect; 50, 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
TIE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Such dresses as tlis one, that are cut
win waist and skirt portions in one, are
unuch liked for the little girls and are es-
pecialiy III demand al this season, when
washable materials are being made up
The model can be made either with tlie
Square neck OF high, and II is equally de-
slsahle IN both styles Il can be trimmed
El1h bands Of contrasting material as IL
llEtrated. er with handing. or the edges
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
suFFRAGE IN GREENWICH.

Eeerv one interested IL woman suffrage
j. invited 10 attend z meeting Of the Green
v-irh Equal Franchise League 70 be held At
No-thbrock Farm. the home Of Mrs. John
=. Flagier, on SatUrds- afternoon at :
O'Clock. IN address viii be given by Mrs.
Charlotte Perkins Gilman and . reading
- Mss Kathryn Kidder.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
WAISTS TO GO HIGHER
cou,aIg Form Divine Again to
CHANGE It's Outline

-, II this warm weather. when It
saeY, -1ot unreasonable 70 demand
vs. -,cietv should arrange for every one
t'i~. -sore Of less idIe and careless Of the
= -. those whose business il Is 10 see
,-or,eu are appropriately and fashion
- -. -,o+hed must OF necessity take the
So's s-,x;ols thought for the morrow. Gar
- - ~ some kind they must provide for
=. arturIln. and they study with infinite
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

PERRY ST, IpI 70 los; for q s sty brk ware
mousse, 6o-1z32i McSweeuey Realty Co 1893
Broadway, owner; L Q AIaurer 1893 Broadly ay
architect; $4,000
ETH ST. n s. 80 It " of 11th ave, for a Q sty
DTS ware1 oise. fJZ99.7; Terminal Stores Co II
south William ST. owner: o II Beck y East
8eth 81. architect: $4,000.
45D ST, 117 n " Of Madison ave for a
l sly temporary boiler house. 4sx40: estate of
James ) i5eldeI. IA EL and Madison ave, owner
Il Hardenbergh. A West oath ST. architect: /:
SIS. 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
BOARD OF HEALTH BRANCH.

Leon :. Altmayer. in conjunction with r.
Brigham Hall, has leased for client 10
the city the entire building No. S59 East
l09th street This building will be used as
a branch office of the Board of Health
The premises have been rented for num-
Der of years.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
WEST END AVENUE PLOT SOLD.

/ Solomon & Greenbaum sold to J. Ran
dolph Jacobs the three dwelling houses
! No. 77 to 75l West End avenue. on plot
5ox1o0 feet. 70 feet north Of 9th street. The
plot will be resold Tor improvement.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

.'s a scsl}cpeG and embroidered
-reiAotAs Is the material illustrated and
- L-e1lcs are OF white linen, but little girls
.~.-ti''t ti''tn and psTSdieE and ali sturdy 4l.a-
-a's y Re sgrt for morning, and the
- - dress W0UiG be pretty made rrom
bs .s -ssya or Dresden dinliry for afTeF-
6io-, Seeaslons- There are accompany wing
a. sT------tEs which make retticoaIS uIuecsS-
- ss-o mean ooIh com10rt for the Child
- s.sSi Tor Tie laundresE, but LnSse can
---Sl Or omitted as occasion demands.
- l1aafity Of material required for
4 ---eaiIn size q years Is yards q or
- sa-os e OF wards "a inches wide,
ara 2 Tor trimming
s....e ilalearE. 70 6.S0s is cut Ii slzee TOR
- 0f Z. and yee1e of age, a1G VIII
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
Of Interest TO 6Oomen

be mailed TO any address on receipt of 10
cents.
Please give number of pattern and age
distinctly. Address Pattern Department,
New-Tork Tribune. If in hurry for pat
tern send an extra 2-cent stamp and we
veiope,
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

White bath nlittens with thumbs are sell
ing for p Gems each, and are very comfort
ing for bath use
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

described. 2sx1e0: Philip Maker snd GeOTys
Kooden 10 Christian - Meyer St,Ie9' ass"ln7s'
6sgIsfavs Frty 3423 81
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

Books Of Dutch masterpieces may be had
At 49 cent? book, and are much priced by
picture lovers.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

4s-r .y-E- n v part lot 10 on map Of Cronn-
well Farm Briggs ave. W 9. adj above, x
TuIv II. due as per bond; Cathartne Ninsrovs , -
Da-td p Mckee: s., SOC; address, 46l East Iooin
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
MECHANICS LIENS.
JULY IA


GRAND ST, $50 and 5T2, Leon Krans age
Samuel Hymau, owner Moses Ducksr and israss
Goransky contractors SO
cOURT1.ASDT AVE, e22. s23. 824 ard ss5;
William Blumsnauer agt onyx Realty co, ow1-
er and contractor s5S7 50
CoURTIANDT AVE. 10 ana n: Eans agr
same. 500.
TELLER AVE cor OF Is3d 81 s0x1oo:
Jacob Baum agt William Simpson. Owner David
Malcolm. contractor SO
ave. 75xaoo. 70 FOX st: sane ast erzhan
Adams 60, owner; David D Malcolm. contrss-
tor; ST3 81
Winters agt William g Holland. MarT = HoI-
Robinson, lessee and contractor. S140
GOERCK ST o. sam Edegrnzn sg- wrhsl-
mine Fuhr. owner and contractor; $50
18TH ST, 5s1 East; Jacob Leinsr agt "
Rosenberg, owner; Joseph Greitzer, eoHtTao-
DIVISION ST So to ss: American Lu-zfsr
Prism Co agt Eliza A Pease. owner Janes q
Tresselt, contractor. SO
1sT AVE. cor of 124th 81. 1ooz1oc.
Thomas J McCahiH ast Mas & Blum ownsrss
Corrigan & German Construction Co. contzaS-
tor .355 6s
I CATHEDRAL PARKWAY, > cor c< Comm
bus ave, 124sS12O 1ex Eres; same eSr Manhat-
tan Railway 90 and IHterborough Rapid III
lessees: CorTfsa1 & German, contractors $50
SD ST. 400 TO AIS East: Conrad Keller agr
Artificial Ice Co, owner; John GosE1uts, con
uITH ST. 554 to 5ss West: Keyztons Fi-s-
Proolng CO agt Carnegie Construction co and
Riverside Fiaduct Realty CO. owners ALLEGRO -
spallone Construction Co. contractor s11.650-
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JULY Il
SULLIVAN ST ef4 t7 21s. John CsaIisha1 zz-
Eugene Gsrberoux ct al April IS 1910 C5y bond.
SAME PROPERTY. Woolf Piersz aSt sane.
April T. 1910 tby bond, 81 SD
SAME PROPERTY. Arthur J Panor aSr
same: April L. 1910 t5y bond; $3.50
10TH ST I35 East; Edwin H Oswald sgs
Joseph 3 Thomas ct al. June IS, 1910: SI36-
18TH ST 135 and 81 East same ast JohH
Doe ct al; June I. 1910; s1S6.
10TH ST, ID East: Edw A Essex az Emma
NJ = Mestaniz st q. July s. 1910; S130-
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JULY II
PERRY ST 161 10 165- Austin Fletcher
loans the Insolvency. Realty Co S52- 600
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
DRIVE.
I'M THE AUCTION MARKET.

corner of Park avenue and 1S2d street, 1o
100 feet.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

WILLIS AVE SIS: leasehoId; y, Fer cent:
I..I,- 10 Charles Won Der Heydt ana ano 70
William Mensteu ct al; s1.652 6S' address, ~
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

Black, blue and brown Windsor ties. with
pointed ends, having a hemstitched border
Of Persian silk. sell for ~ cents tfev re
10 wear with low collars
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

Burnt wood and leather calendars pipe
racks and telephone pads sell for from IS 10
81 cents each.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

WHITE PLAINS AVE " 3 81 Il s OF 231st
81 25xIo5 Cprfor mtg s3 600: June 10: demand
6 per cent: Pasquale Rufalo to Luigi Ruffae
So 600: attorneys, Dutton & KLsheimeT. -o5
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
SEEN IN THE SHOPS.

Flower turbaas. the crowns made Of
green leaves and the brims Of flowers, arc
selling At So 96.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

165TH ST. g To3 # Of Kelly st, oQx irFes;
5,-s Atr , f9fi: July u: Irving ROoert5 % %
theodore NJ Hartungi Ss,o0oi address. 80 East
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

Embroidered voiles in fancy stripes and in
al the popular colOrs are selling for %
cents q yard.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with nams and address OF leh"Sl
JULY Ii.
MANHATTAN
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

,ot3 I,1a eic as Der bond; July /: Moses 1f. 4rn
80, ~ Emma Norden: $1,000. attorney hoOeI'
E1rrlando. Milliamsbridge. New 1oEh.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

same TO Fordmont Realty CO; s23.70o; ad-
dress, 507 East fremont ave
LOT 115 to III Same map: same TO George
3 Buclibee; $5.100; address. a0T East fremont
ave.
LOT H. to IL csme map. same to Patrick
Murphy S1.I00. address. 3TI East 144th st.
LOT us same map same to Agnes
Tranter; $1,S50; address. 106 Varick st.
LOT 119 to ia, same map same TO Edward
T Maioney; $4,000; address. S121 Kingsbridge
ave.
LOT 1o6 to III. same map; same to Patrick
Murphy; sf1.10e address. 275 West 177th St
LOTS 81 and go, same map: same to Samuel
Kahn; $4,000: address, Madison ave
LOTS % and 90. same map; same to Agnes
C Tranter: $1,000; address. I06 varick St
LOT 97. same map; same to John Gully;
S3,6ooi address, go West 1TSth st
LOT 9s to H. same map; TO Edwin
r Brannins; ss.G5o; address, CedaE ave and
ITsth st.
LOT 100 to los, same map: same 10 Agnes
W Peek; $1o6oe; address. 10 Broadway.
Der; 81, 500; address, 1855 Cedar ave.
LOT rs map same. Bronx: Annie L Morris
e. al to Joseph Demmer July 6; Sl,so6i ad-
dress. 24s6 Elm pI
LOTS 81 and 80. same map: same to Harry
II Merchei S2,S00; address. 229 Broadway.
LOT 20 to 81, same map; same TO Annie E
Delaney $I2.450; address. 2oe2 Ryer ave.
LOT - to, to 40. Same map; same 70 Joseph
Loeb; Slu-3oO; address, 296 West 18th st.
Realty Co; s13075; address. 10 Cedar st.
LOTS 81 and 3s, same map: same to Fred
erick W Heideiberger; $500; address. 76
LOTS 81 and 81 same map: Same to Pat
rick Sullivan; $500; address. 227 West
LOTS "a and a5. same map: same to Henry
Dewey; S7,4o0; address, % Liberty st.
LOT 26 to 2s. same map: same TO James
MeCa3e; S1T.T01; address, so Church ST
LOTS, 81, IS and "a same map: same to
Charles Jacob; s11, 400; address. 25s Broad
way.
LOT 4G to 50. same map; same to Joseph E
Butter; $500; address. 20T0 Ryer ave.
=, LOTS. :! and rs. same map; same to. John
ave
Lor = same map; same to Coleman Uu-
man. S@,Ftoi address, Sis West 147th st.
LOT a, same map; same to Margaretha
Jost; Sl,soo; address. Id Delaware ave.
LOTS 81 and IS. same map; same to Ignatz
bretter; $500 address, Duane st.
r, LOTS LOTS o. and So same map: same to Louis
= Ha1H; $4,000; address, 90 Wall st
~ LOTS % and 16. same map: same TO Ed
TaLd ya-.I ! Sheridan; SO, roo; address, 862 West
MONTICELLO AVE. W 5. 675 It 8 OF Randall
Broadway
ave e5x10O: Land CO a Of EdenwaId to Joseph
42d st
OAK TREE PL. e 1868 # Of Hughes ave.
1S.9T9s Alois L Ernst to Value Realty Co mtg
So, 15o); May Is; 800; address. 10 Broadway
TELLER AVE 8 s 81 # of 166th st. 2Ji.I1
X107-fS irTeg: Ernst Wenigmann to Emile Gh-
lig; July s. S10o; address, 2013 Concourse ave
WHITE PLAINS AVE. s. 81 IT s Of 2S1st
st. 2Jz10J; Luigi Ruffalo 70 PasquaIe RuII4in "a
Gntg So, 600; June 13; 81; address. Room 51f.
2G3 Broadway.
WASHINGTON ST, or White Plains I'd, " 3
200 IT of Morris Park ave 25x45; Thomas A
NcKeuneIl to Melville 3 Parker and oths: july
g; 81; address. 80 Church st
18TH ST. 591 East 25x109; foreclosure; July
19 1910 Clifford G. Ludvigh, ref, TO trederlcB
IoeIoff; July Ii. 81. 900: address, Or Greene ST.
165TH ST. s s. 7O.S # OF Kelly st; oOx irTeg;
Theodore A NJ Hartung TO Irving ROBERTS; JuAg
i siO0; address, TIA East fS9th ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

TELLER AVE e 9 2S9 # n OF 165th 81. 2ooX
I07 TX frreg: yrs 6 per cent: July S; same 70
E9dward L Coster. as committed; $4,000 ad-
E2-,s9 s1
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

WILLIS AVE. $40 2ox100: 3 yrs: JULY 13:
C1e-tr11Cie I Cir7IrnTnGn 20 Charles NJ CauidwelI:
$40 900; attorneys. Marsten & Nichols. 40 wan
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

LEXINGTON AVE 1Te1 and 1T95i sty prs,
80 - I,Y5A 9s 1895: Samuel Stndepand 20
zs'5s-a[ Gbids. exr; s36.ooo; attorney Z Z
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

WASHINGTON ST. s. 200 It OF Morris
Park ave a5x45; 3 WIS. s per cent; Melville
Parker ct al to Thomas A McKennel S6Jo; at
torney Title Insurance Co. 135 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

--rr4 AVE. III. sty brk, 69x2SxS1z-l5 rep %
-tao7- C7atharfue NJ Beetson. wife Z Lanh =
I5+o T., Port Chester n Y. to New YORK say
- MI. 81 coo. address, 81 St1 ave
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1910-03-04
BeynIe--campbeII.

Last Sunday evening at eight o'clock
MIR. Granville Beville, Of Fort Pierce,
was married to Miss Maude Campbell,
of passenger, the ceremony being per-
formed by Notary r, D. Holmes at the
home of the brides parents. About
fifty relatives and friends Of the cons
tracing parties were present and after
the ceremony sumptuous supper was
spread and the jolly party partook
heartily of the many good things to eat.
The happy couple arrived in Fort
Pierce Monday ami on Tuesday evening
Mrs. Lucien Baker, sister of the groom,
rendered them reception, at which
about thirty guests were present to
welcome the bride to Fort Pierce. De-
licious refreshments were served at .
O'Clock.
The groom is we'll and favorably
known in Fort Pierce, where he has
resided for many years, and numbers
his friends by the hundreds all over
St. Lucie county,
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Campbell, OF
passenger, in which section she is loved
and admired by all who know her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beyille were the recip-
lents of many handsome and useful
presents, as well as the good wishes OF
all their friends, with whom The News
joins. They will make Fort Pierce.
their home.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1910-03-04
FIRE TOOK BARN AND STABLES
Heroic Work Saved Residence of
Captain Tucker

During the noon hour last Friday fire
destroyed the barn, stable and store
house belonging to Capt. W. j. Tucker,
at his home in the north end of Fort
Pierce. The prompt response and he
roic work of hundred or more citizens
stopped the flames before they reached
the large dwelling. despite the fact
that hard wind was blowing directly
toward it and sparks falling on every
portion of the roof. Nothing except u
surry was saved from the burned
buildings and Captain Tucker esti-
mates his loss at over $1,000, with no
insurance. The fire was started by a
spark from the engine on the passen-
ger train which passed the place about
IL o'clock. About year ago the same
building caught fire in the same man
ner, but it was extinguished before Sc
rious damage was done.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1910-03-04
ST. LUCE CLUB ENTERTAINED
Large and Enthusiastic Audience
Greeted Them Monday Night.

One of the best natured and most en-
thusiastic audiences ever assembled Ia
Fort Pierce was at the Crystal Theatre
Monday evening, when the members OF
the st. Lucie Club gave an elaborate
parlor entertainment,
Senator John T. Murphy was master
OF ceremonies aud stated that the pur-
pose of the gathering was to bring the
Fort Pierce residents and st. Lucie
visitors closer together and form ac-
quaintances that would be helpful to
each, the main object being to work
together in the deepening of Indian
River inlet opposite st. Lucie.
The program consisted mainly of
songs, the participants being men Of
wealth and influence from various parts
Of Pennsylvania. Nearly one hundred,
who are spending the winter at st.
Lucie, were present, as we'll as twice
that number Of Fort Pierce people. aud
every number on the program, as well
as the utterances OF Senator Murphy,
was greeted by enthusiastic and pro-
longed applause. The st. Lucie Club
is composed of wealthy Pennsylvanians
who spend portion Of the winter here
fishing and otherwise enjoying them
selves. The club was organized several
years ago by the late Senator Matthew
Quay "Florida's Third Senator"
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1910-03-04
CIRCUIT COURT HAS ADJOURNED
VIM. H. Tompkins Acquitted of
Very Serious Charge.

The long drawn out case of the State
N Florida against VIM. II. Tompkins,
eharqed with false entry, abstraction
.oa misrepresentation of bank funds,
which has occupied the attention OF
.cireuit court for more than week,
came to close Wednesday morning
when the jury brought in a verdict OF
not guilty,
This case grew out of the failure Of
,he Planters Security Bank, which
closed its doors on January 10, 1908,
and is one of the nine Indie ments
made from that occurrence, and last
All Tompkins was convicted on the
above charge. A new trial was granted
and the case was again called last
week. The jury was secured Wednes-
.day and the evidence was finished on
Monday, followed by argument by coun-
sel on both sidds. During the entire
trial tits between counsel have been
hourly occurrences, and long winded
arguments delayed the progress OF the
hearing.
Wednesday morning the court deliv-
erred the charge TO the jury and they
retired about $50 to consider the case.
The Jury was as follows j. L. Roberts,
w. B, Davis, Walter Anderson, j. e.
Roberts, Lucien Baker and I. d. AL
derman,
Alter two hours deliberation the jury
returned verdict of acquittaI and
court was adjourned sine die.
There are three or four more cases in
connection with the above bank failure
butt seems to be the universal opinion
that they will never be disposed of, as
Il has been impossible to secure per
manent conviction in the several al
ready tried en- account of complications
legal and otherwise, The trials have
cost the county and State several hun
bred dollars already,
\ Major Alex. St. Clair Abrams de
Tended in the above case and States
Attorney John G. Jones and Mitchell
ID Price prosecuted.