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New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
FRANKFORT STREET LEASE
Rode & Brand Get Control of an
Entire Building.

The Charles P. Noyes Company has leased
the entire building at No. s3 Frankfort
street for ex-Mayor Charles 4. schieren
To Rode & Brand: for Healy e. Sons. 500
feet OF space in the Hesly Building. at Fer
~ and Gold streets. TO L. II. BiglOw &
Co: for Albert II. Frsnkel tn Louis Gold
berg the store AT No 90 Pearl street. and
for Stanley A Cohen to Louis Marks the
fourth floor At No. Is4 william street.
The Corn Exchange Bank has rented for
term OF fifteen years a room. s7xas. in
the Pennsylvania Terminal Building. where
IL will open a branch bank about July. The
premises are just north OF the main en-
trance 10 the station. on Seventh avenue.
between 32d and S3d streets
Julius Friend has leased for John Wanna
maker 10 the Northern Bank Of New York
the store in the building al the northeast
corner Of Broadway and Astor Place, for
a term Of years.
Samuel Goldman the store at No SIS Ninth
avenue; also the dwelling house No. 3S7
West 5Sth street. 20 X. Michel: also the
store at No. ss3 Eighth avenue. 10 D.
Maschler. and the store at No. $50 Ninth
avenue TO the Champion laundry. All of
the leases are for term OF years
The Duross Company has leased for the
estate OF Charles 8. welsh the top loft
IN No. 9s Church street TO the Cooperative
Engraving Company for q term OF five
years. and for Charles p. Faber the fourth
loft in No 10 West 18th street TO the
Equitable Printing Company for a term of
tlree years.
The Lewis H. May Company has leased
for the Remington Realty Company fits cot
fage on Remington avenue. Arverne, Long
Island, 10 I. Gotteib for the season.
Lovejcy & Hanrahan have negotiated the
following leases: loft at No. 2l4 Bowery.
for Sliman Tanora to Goldstein & Co.; the
building No III Front street. for the
Haynes Company to the Produce Trading
Company: loft at No. 131 West 2Sth street,
for Harry McNally 10 +. J. Lawson; loft
at No. II Chambers street, for Goldberg
Brothers to Charles II. Westervelt. the up
per part OF the building at No. IS Cortlandt
street for Vivian L. Fisher and Rowland
Bovine TO w. b. Graham: store at No. 663
Broadway. for the Hotel Raleigh TO Lieber-
man Brothers. and store at No. 500 Pearl
street. for Robert B. Lawrence TO p. NJ.
Praeter.
Louis Schrag has leased for Mary Mar
tell Mcdonald and Margaret VI. Fitzpatrick
the dwelling house No. 2fO West 22d street
10 Vincenzo Mstto for a term Of years. and
for John Noonan the dwelling house No.
% West 18th street 10 Esther BorOs for a
term OF years.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
The PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANpATTAN.

ST NICHOLAS PLACE.. D. Broadway sod
FOR John c. Rogers No 10 st Nicholas Place
br0wnstOne dwelling house, On a plot G20KloO
feet. 10 Dr. Louis Schaefer- The house was
built by the late James A. Bailey. the Snowman
and was occupied By him for several years.
WEST END AVENCE-Slawson e. Hobbs cold
for juliet Is Earl No Ss8 West End avenue
near lO2d street, four story Limestone and
brick front dwelling house, 20xSOxS2, 20 client
for occupancy.
HUDSON sTREET-H J. scheuber sold for
LJtue Webster and Grace Ferguson No. l64
HUDSON street. three story building, a lot
20. aN04 feet near Nestry street
3sTH STREET-Martha Brady sold No PCS
is SNes 3 feet.
4oTH sTREET-C A. Rosenthal & Sons re
house. with store. lot 25xIoo feet.
54TH STREET-C. A. Rosenthal d Sons sold
Tor Clifford Shurman No 432 West 54th street
two story building. on a lot l7xs3 feet.
18TH STREET-Pease g. Ellman sold for
Henry J. Deane 10 Louis Watjen No. g. East
18th street. four story dwelling. lot l7x1GZ .
feet
SOD sTREET.-The Frank L. Fisher Company
and basement house, 30. 33 West s2d street
The house is rented, and was bought for in
Vestment
lO3D STREET Osgood Peif e. Co. sold for.
near Riverside Drive, three story and base
ment dwelling, on lot 20ElO0.li feet, 70 a client
for occupancy
1o4TH STREET Marde1baunn & Levine sold
ings. plot 33x1Oo fcet. The purchaser Ed
mund coffin, represents she Unfoa Settlement
which occupies the adjoining property.
10th STREET, A RoeeufhaI A. Sons soid
40. = East 130th street. a four story dwell
ing. on a lot IsNio0 feet, for Charles wynhe
1S5D STREET, r. Rosenthsl & Sons sold
No. "l4 West lS3d street. five story apart
Brisk
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
TRADING IN SUBURBAN ZONES.

Adams e. Keeler have sold TO Harry G.
seelev the Rev. r. r. Tavlor's farm Of 40
acres at RidCeheld. Conn. also sold DIR. r. s.
TIookers farm Of fifty acres al Ridgebury;
the c. C. HOW'LL farm Of 16n acres at North
Salem. y. Y. and the Jared r. Mead farm
OF 23O acres at Lewisb0To. y. y.
A j. Budd has sold to William Leonard,
proprietor CT tho Carpenter House at White
Plains, tract Of about five acres three
miles east OF Brewster, on the road TO
Danbury. Conn. psrt OF the farm owned by
John J. wilkins.
Annett 4 Mahnken has sold TO the stand
ard Chemical Company, Of New York, a
large plot OF land on Newark Bay, At the
foot OF West 5th street and adjoining the
Nucoa Butter Companys property, Bay
onne. Factory buildings viii be erected on
the land
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
BOY OF IA FACES GALL0WS
Connecticut Lad Stabbed Girl to
Death in Florida.

Deland. Fla. April 11.-Irvin Hanchet''
fcurteen-year-oId Connecticut boy was
found guilty IN the criminal court here To-
dav Of the murder Of Clevie Tedder. thir-
teen-year-oid girl. and was sentenced to Do
hanged.
Hanchett met the girl while she was on
her way 10 school. and. after she had re
pulsed him. stabbed her 20 death. one phy-
stefan testified at the trial that he counte"
seventy-fve wounds. Following the noy :
arrest he escaped lynching only oy Delns
spirited away. ,.
Throughout the trial Hanchett maintalne-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, APRIL IL, 1910

SAME PROPERTY: April 10 l'Oo. same
to Leonard Hand; $3.50; attorneys san'e
SAME PROPERTY: April TO- lvoo. same 70
Lydia NJ Hun: $3.50; attorneys Sei"e-
18TH ST. 118 East: oct 23. @ IsoS. Sonr r,,Is -
Golden to Clark Price; S2OO ts'' Dn.e'' t''
Guarantee and Trust CO. 1T6 broadway.
10TH ST, 324 and 32e East; April :. leo4:
IeOnor Spielberger to Theodore M bI.,e' e'Iisn sn,,
st1.o0O; attornsy, Samuel Bitterman' So'
Broadway
22D ST. $ $3.50 IT W Of 6th ave; tys,,l I7go *
eSe March 90 1891; Samuel ". " hi'g -
Hubert Peck. $1,000; address. Zoo west
34th st
BOTH ST. 24T and 249 west: June 10, IpIy: 9y
Thomas A HiU Co 20 Ranald III Mc1 r.
$4,000: attorney. Title Guarantee anu A'S
Co. i76 Broadway.
134TH ST. n $. s1.O4 II " OF Wilsis Is-. ave, e,
24ebxIO0: Feb 4. 1901; James SsiDe.t "
William Schwartz; $4,000; attorney Nj 'in'A
Ter. beekman 81.
14IST ST, s. 1920 II e Of southern Boq,
levard. "a 96xirrez; April %. 1gOg: Jonn -
Summers TO Edward Hizsnay; Sl,Orp' atto,
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust co. ifO broAo-
way
I61ST ST, . corner Cauldwel ave. zSk
90 IL: April 10 1909. Dcrette Tuneke 20 vi 10
Idss BIerlins: 81. 900: attorney, Land little HI
surance and Trust Co. $50 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
ALTERATION PLANS.
THE BRONX.

UNION AVE, s. 81 II Of 156th ST: 70 a
sty frame dwR. 20Xj5: NJ J CIarvin. 1907 Sd ave
architect. cost. $780, owner. Mrs Elizabeth Cohen
126 Union ave
WHITE PLAINS AVE. n . cor 222d st: for
2is sty # dwg. 1sx41.s. George Hof, jr. 121
Melrose ave. architect: cost, 81. .OCo; owner Mrs
Agnes Havens. premises.
CASTLE HILL, AVE. 2 s. 25 II n Of Quimby
ave: for 2 sty fr dwEs. 16 sx59 s; COST $500:
owner and architect. James Reynolds. S35 Castle
Hill
13sTH ST. " cor Walnut ave: for a / sty
brk machine shop, 125x322; r Mansfield, 135th
50 and Southern Boulevard, architect cost S5-
600: owner. De La Vergne Machine Co. on
premises.
1isTH ST. 26o; for sty brk store and
tenmt, 25xS5, Hof. tr. 72i Melrose ave- archi-
tect: cost 81. 600: owners ] a NJ Haven 3es
East 1920 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
BUYS PEPERIDcE HALL.

Peperidge Fan. IT Oskdale. Long Island.
has been sold hy William Is. Aston 10 a
syndicate headed hy Hugo s. Mack. a law
yer of this City. u is on the Great South
Bay and ad1oins ou The east IDLE Hour. the
country home Of William *. Vanderbilt
and on the west the estate OF Commodore
Frederick 9. Bourne.
The property comprises sixty acres, laid
out IN lawns and flower gardens. The
house, which IS three stories high. fronts
200 feet on the hay and is 20 feet deep The
building has been used for the last two
years as an inn
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

APkII IT.
22D ST. 327 West: Jacob NJ Seidenberg agt
Randall p Barron ct al; Feb i, 1910; $40.
SAME PROPERTY: same agt same; Feb T.
1910: $40.
IO1ST ST S25 West: Edwin Dumbe Co sgt
Sallie 5 Tefft ct al: Jan 81. 1910; S282
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 64: Frank II Gabier sgt
FL {, Trumbonner; March I6, 1909: ST4O-
BATH ST 1877 East Andrew Nella agt Ames
& Co et al: March 3. 1910. Sis2 30
GRAND BOULEVARD AND COSCOCRSB.
q g intersection 1TSth St. Van Nest
Woodworking Co agt Hageman Construction Co
ct al: July 16. 1907 Sl.0O4 40.
SAME PROPERTY: same agt same; Aug IL.
1909: 81. .OO4 IS.
CHRYSTIE ST I32: Palmieri & MarOne sgt
Ralph Cohen. March r. 1910. $3.50
MARMION AVE. 8. between 1IIth ana
17sth sts oliver NJ Arkenburgh agt hatonsh
Construction co ct al; March %. 1910 Cby bond)
s36O
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address.)
APRIL II.
rFAN-IT ATTAIN


ETH AVE s35. for a sty br.5 dwS. 29xI6.9i
II A Jacobs 800 9Th ave- architect; cost. $4,000:
owner, W Herbert, l West 10th st.
PARK AVE- n e cor 5Oth st; for a . sty brk
bottling house. 81. 3x5S.3. Julius. Kastner &
Dell, 1913 Broadway, architects; cost, SlS.OUo;
owner f & NJ Schaefer Brewing Co, ia East
5ist ST.
MADISON AVE, n cor Goth st; for l and
2 sty brlS stores 100 SKILL; Kelley & Steinback
4S1 9th ave architects; cost, 5000; owners, l.
X G. CampiOn. 30 East 10th 81.
BROOME ST, s. 4O.4 # W Of Thompson st;
for a sty brk factory, 40X6O; Gronenbers &
Ienchtag. West 22d st. architects; cost. $50
600: owner. Greenwich Investing Co, % West
13Sth st.
THE BRONX.
BROOK AVE. S. 104. g. II n OF 159th st; for
a { sty brk school. S5x135: NJ Garvin. 1907 Sd
ave architect; cost, S140 coo: owner. ST Peters
and ST PauIs Roman Catholic Church, $50 81
AIMS
MAIN ST. n : 9.53 II W Of West Farms rd {:
for a sty brk store. size iTreg: William c
Gompert, 2lO2 Broadway. architect: cost. 5000;
owner. James Butler UncorpOrated). 800 Wash
ington
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

a stolid Indifference 20 the testimony an.
received the death sentence with the a..
dC meanOr. His attorneys allowed him "a =.
on the stand and relate the details ~ 80
murder. in hope OF substantiating their plss
OF insanity.
Hanchett Is a former inmate Of the 20.
necticut State Reform School. Ha yA-
brought here and employed by W.
yECn1aTr =
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
a $4,000 BELLE HAReoR DEAL.

II Richter e. co. hsve sold fer William
Eohmer the ocean end Of the block with
a cottage, between winthrop avenue and
Oricnta avenue. Belle fFarlor containing
eighteen lCts, FOR $4,000. 10 William NJ
Thomas. The latter gives !n exchange the
northeast corner of Washington ane I7ifth
avenues. ROckaway Park. q vacant plot
adjoining the Long Island Railroad depot
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
sToRMALoNe RENTED FOR SEASON

S Osgood Pell G. Co. have leased TO a
client for the summer season for ex-Judge
Henry E Rowland. his country place at
Southampton, Long Island, known as
stormalong II is cne of the finest ocean
front properties on Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
AUCTION SALES AND OFFERINGS

The auction sales held yesterday resulted
as follows:
on THE PREMISES, AT NOON.
Ply Joseph p Day
5TH AVE. $50 10 ss4 8 . cor esth Ct 100 *
rtone art gallery. Underground Electric rail
ways 60 of London. Ltd. agt owsley,
ham. receiver cr.ceiver's nsIe,, ui.bd-swn 80
bids 90 be offered again April 2ON
oN THE PREMISES. AT I.so P. N
BY Joseph p. Day.
e9TH ST. lS9. $; $50 4 Of Lexington
Electric Railways co % London. agt 1 s
Owsley. exr etc. ct al. J p Cotton jr atty:
Robert + Do~ling for s2s 600
OK THE PREMISES. AT ppm
by Joseph p Day.
STA AVE e s. 722 q of s5th st. 25xIo0.
y1ssGti siSs o6o vol sale to Joseph cuilman for
AT 40. u vEsEY STREET. AT NOON.
By Bryan L. Kennedy
NERIO AVE. cor of 23eth 81 ls4 OK
10 4E irTeE yacanfi exrs' sale estate of Anna
man for 81 800. adj. 27G It. 20 u NJ Mihan for
81 400. other four lots 10 O'Hsra Brothers for
81 800 each.
Jennings -. 75x1oo. vacant, vol sale; 70 " II
Howard for $500
TIEBoUT AVE. se cor Of Is7th ct. soxso.
Robertson for Sl5750
Is7TH ST .. 1870. Z, of Tiebout sv- 4ox
so, sly dWg vol sale. 10 = Meyer for 81 800
ny Joseph y. Day.
sTH ST 80 y s. b54 2 n W q 9th ave. 23r
~ IL, vacant n Jacobson agt Jacob Bern
stsln - al Nels a. :. attys; = n Boyle. r.f;
amt due S8S4s II. taxes. etc. $3.50 l.. sub TO a
mtg of Sls 90: adjourned 20 April -.
By HerDeTt a Sherman
le1sT ST. COZ n >. - = 81 Hughes ave-
soE0n . sty dWE5 vacant. J a POglf agt John
calder q al. b p Gerding. atty; J. } Tinslale
ref. amt due. s2G7l. taxes. etc. SIS 80. 20 Ches-
trI A hfustein for 50 zoo.
Ia Samuel Marx.
Ia5th St GIL n o. 54ss q II 81 AIMS ave
s0K10I. 3 Sly e D.. } Schlosssr RCt Tsorenz Weiher
~ Al. p Humnei. atty: Jacob Levy ref:
ara' dUe s. 9h2 "1 sub 70 prior mtg. s25. 900. 10
Joserh Meyer Tor So. 800
The auction offerings to-day will he as
follows:
d Joseoh r Dny.
LEXINGTON AVE, les " o. s. 4 n n of 3l-'
-. y 0Kl6oN irreF ETY. dwg. Stephen Good
enough ~ Banslus GCodencugh et al. T. q De
Noit. atty Ph0niK Ingrsharn. Tef. partition.
ssTIi ST. Sz4. g. $50 n " % lGih ave Cox
1904 siy tenmt and store. M Bow erE ear.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
YAPHANk ACREAGE SALE

c. A. Rosenthal e. Sons have sold TO
company seventeen and one-half acres at
Yaphank, Long Island. The company will
develop the property.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
r. n. McURDVs PLACE SOLD

Morristown. n. J.. April III n ~
Reynolds. q real estate broker. has sols
the Robert IT. McCurdy property at Mor-,.
Plains. The place consists Of twenty aer..
The purchase price IS said to have 49,
600. Mr.. McCurdy spent about s1d0 fcn
on 10. Mr.. Reynolds refused 20 divufga ,s9
name Of the purchaser. The properly \,
near the estate formerly owned bv Mr. W
Curdy's father. Richard A. McCurdy. prss-
pany.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
APRIL IL

FOREST AVE. = iT26 n $ Of IsIst at
23xlOo, Prospect Investing Co loans Emma NJ s
Mestaniz. $1,000
BRYANT AVE. =. 17S n OF Seneca aV.
- llNlol. lOXtS 2XlO0; Central Mortgage Co loans
John Ferguson 60 $500
KELLY ST. :. whole front between Prospect
ave and Ave 81 John, 22sxisS0 Manhattan
AoTtsass CO loans Mercury Realty Co Sl7aooo
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

panv a plot. soxe0o feet, on Johnson avenue.
Brooklyn. running through 20 Ingrahsm
street, 225 feet east OF Stewart avenue. The
buyer intends TO erect building for his
own occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
BUSINESS CHANGES.

william c. 4 Macl.ean. formerly ~ tho
T.rnestUs GuHck Company. is no-s assOci-
nted 8ith William ). Roome & Co, IN their
leEsing department
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
HARLEM OWNERS TO MEET.

The Harlem Property owners Assocls-
tion win meet on Thursday evening az
No Iz7 East l25th street - discuss tie
licensed engineers biIL personal property
tRx and other matters affec;lng realty now
before The Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

Hunts Point Realty Co: The Benion Realty $40
poration 20 John Ferguson. corpn Vnes Ves go
and ali lieus); April 4; 81; address, = "S
18th st. or
MARTHA AVE. :. . # OF 2iist ST. fr5is 2fs
1905 Ernst Keller to Minna M NiekSispuI I. Iiie,b si
$4,75o): April o. 500. ADDRESS 10 1so
NEW HAVEN RAILROAD AVE. e :, ;,dTy iTy
Z: W OF Union ave. 5OxlOo West CnesSei Sssh,s,
o'Nein widow to Mary 0'Nein' ,i,td htI 81. sS-
dress. 22i5 westchester ave
NELSON AVE. %. 5. 1883 n OF of Iottn I'a- ~,
25xe4T * irreg; Benz dAmusdfeo sfoo 70 ,daIess 1919
Nelson ave-
PROSPECT AVE. 1885 # NJ from or man o0f Of
Plot 81 2210x1oo being part par ,o rot q; foreclosure
March H. 1910: Dennis OIL conan; ohis;.s s5s9
John c Helntz: April Ii: $500: aoures'
Sd ave. ,on,, -.
7Ox52 2x irreg: Philip Cahili to Wi.,an nam ddrsss
eron: b and and c &: Jan TO- Sloo' auu's sS''
1901 Bathgate
PROSPECT AVE. W cor 15sth st 2Sxe5' % ,, '6s
lrres; Prospect ave s. 70 \ 81 To- I%O't to the
United States FIdeity and Guaranty co OF Baita e
more. \ part all liens. April 8; 81; address, %
Liberty st.
s5x1Oo West Chester: John r Peterson to Olof
Thompson; April :: s1O0: address, 1880 sd ave
sCRIBNER AVE. n :. eo.2 # Of BaeoP po1sT; ave;
25x1cO West Chester. release mortgage nopeI'
Miller TO John + Petersen; April !; si' ADDRESS,
III East 17sth st.
FREMONT RID. SIS, 80 # Of Robin ave. Il, io9S q
sloO; address. $3.50 Perry ave.
UNION AVE. g. 25 # Of l4Tth st: as TX
100. Joseph CNlcunello to Charles Darlington; /;
all liens; April II: ST. address. 26 Court ST.
Brooklyn.
UNION AVE. W 8. 221.s # n ot l47th s.: Ts eE +,
100: Edmund o Cox TO Charles Carrinston' @ oa
Brooklyn: quit claim; April 6: $50: address, %
Court st. Brooklyn.
UNION AVE vs. 1887 q n of l4Ith ST.
iii IOxlo0, Thomas Carroll to Charles Tar
rTngton OF BROOKLYN: quit claim; April .: $50:
address, 26 Court ST, Brooklyn
iTsTH ST, n g. 3a.e It W OF Daily ave. Is 1ox
65. TX irreg: Wahlig & Sonsin co TO Adolph Sey-
fsrth (mtg s31 800; April 0; ST.
SAME PROPERTY. Adolph seyfarth 70 Wah-
lig & Sonsin Co corporation mtg S3l.5oO); ;
81; address. I141 Intervaie
bath ST, s, 435 II W Of Katonah ave. 2ex
100: Bernard Schultz to John s SchlapV (mtS
s4. 100: April O. 500: address, 1924 Forest ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
70 IMPROVE BROOKLYN PLOT.

Henry MouenEauer has sold fo- tie
Asker booker Mortgage and Realty Com
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LeT
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FARM FOR SALE
200 acres wood. pasture and cultivated land /.
convenient house and numerous CutbuiIdiuEs.
well watered and in healthy and slightly Ioca-
ttcn: near Norwich. Conn: would rent TO re-
sponsible parties for summer months. price
and terms reasonable For particulars address
J. G LEFFINGW ELL. r F ID No. . NCr-
wfch. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

AN ATTRACTIVE FRAME HOUSE SIX
rooms and bath. reception han and large
attic; never occupied. just deCorated rcady
for owner to move I'm; six minutes from third
rail station: city improvements. price $4,000:
terms easy. OWNER. Room 1852, 50 Church
St. y. Y. Telephone 1866 Cortlandt-
BRICK AND STONE DWELLING ALI. M
prcvements: IS rooms. . bathrooms: large
lawn: Washington and Lawrence sts.. Flushing
l. l.; SIS 0OO: will rent. ELLIOTT & BUSH
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

FURNISHED FIAT FOR SUMMER. CLOSE 70
sea. six unusually large and attractive roors
and kitchen pantry and spacious Bathroom.
everything up TO date. eieCt-." usrr. ETC.: piazza.
forty minutes from Brooklyn Bridss, refsrences'
500 Box ~ Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
CAMP FOR SALE. LAKE CNsNA me-

Finest fishing. hunting and scenery. Accessibls
Ideal summer home High altitude Grand loca-
tion. Retired. f. 5. Martin. Chestnut Hul Mass
ARTISTIC SUTLEY HOUSES S4T5O UP.
choice lots $3.50 up. LAMBERT. 90 Nassau
st. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

LEXINGTON AVE, lee " .. s. 4 n n Of 3i-,
-. y 0Xi1SN irreF ETY. dwg. Stephen Good
enough at Earnshue GCodenCugh et al. T. e De
VOL. attys Phoenix Ingraharn. Tef. partition.
s1TIi ST. 6z4. g. go n " % lGih ave 2sx
1904 sty tennt and store. M BOR RerE ear.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-12
BIG ENTRY LIST FOR MEET
More Than Five Hundred Athletes
in Federal Games.
Georgetown, Hopkins, ana All Dis
trict High schools WIZ Com
pete i'm Various Events

With an assurance of entries from
Georgetown University. ST Johns Col
lege. OF Annapolis, Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, Western, Technical, and Bust
ness high schools. Washington School
for BOYS. the Cathedral School for Boys.
and Friends School, a dozen out-of- town
prep and high schools, and forty-fve Dis
trict grade schools, the entry list of the
Federal indoor games, TO be held the aft
ernOOn and evening of February 10. is
already assuming tremendous proper
tons, Il. Is practically certain at this
time that the total number Of individual
entries will exceed 500
Manager Beckett received word yester-
day from Manager J. D. NIcNulty. of the
Georgetown team, that the West End in
stitution viii have men IN the Individual
events \ good many candidates will be
put in the Federal games events IN order
TO get a line on their ability in competi-
ton. and so that there may be d more
favorable distribution Of material in the
Georgetown indoor games two weeks
later.
Johns Hopkins viii have a string OF
in the individual events
on the evening programme. and ST. Johns
viii not only have individual entries, but
d one-mile relay team.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-12
FIRE WRECKS FREIGHT SHED
Building, Cars, and Merchandise
Damaged $4,000.
BiHze Discovered About ! O'Clock by
Foreman of the Freight Gang
in Billing office,

Fire about ( o'clock yesterday morning
partly destroyed the freight shed Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at First
street and Florida avenue northeast. caus-
ing a damage TO building and stock Of
merchandise stored in the shed amounting
TO slo.clo.
Il is thought TO have started from an
oil stove in a small Office in the end OF
the shed.
Six freight cars loaded with groceries
were badly damaged, with their contents.
These cars were pulled cut from the
freight shed by a shifting engine when IL
was discovered they were on fire. They
were taken 10 the lexington freight
yards. where It was necessary to Call out
a fire engine company 10 exlinguish the
flames.
The fire was discovered by SiIas Wheeler.
foreman OF the freight gang. Two alarms
were sent in. Battalion Chief KeIiher.
with Engine Companies Nos. g and 70 and
Truck No J. responded The second
alarm brought out Chief Engineer Wa--
ner and Engine Companies Nos. Z, 70. and
8 and Truck No. !. Their efficient work
prevented total destruction.
The end Of the shed DESTROYED was oc-
cupied BY the Royal Blue Line Transfer
Compauv.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-12
JAUREz RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-siz flrloass Csthcru Scott.
10 .hruuedgf. 70 g. won. Deli I'D Eica.. 2 10
!. second, Kyle -a3 RamvsyI o. J. third Time.
l16 is. HLyh Culture. odd Rose. Ny Geneueve.
Master Clarence. Camera Father EuEeue and
Ehau Holden aI-1 ran
SECOND RACE-Firs and o1ehaf furIongg.
Hollow, les Small. 70 70 T. won. Higa Street
IT .ArulihadI t3 . ssc1ua, ComaI. los War
renl. . b T. third. Time. lao ~, Coleman.
TllllICEas,. Lillian Ray. NsynI Dick Z. T.. and
Precis also r3u.
THIRD RACE-Thrge furl1rss. S,srlin. B5
RioeJ 70 :. Won Frank Mullins, 10 lHoUiver
( 70 3. second Flyiug Wolf If6 Kennedy, % .
third Tine. G15+5 CGLnichf. Iv0gytale. and san
Francisco Maid also rau.
FOURTH RACE-Seyen furlouEs Al Muller. q5
iGauerl. 10 7, won; Orber Lad Ig1 JAIcCsheyl
- % I, second; Early Tide, IL lArchihaldI. even
third Time I. 81 Wander finished first, but vas
disqualified for f1IliuE.
FIFTH RACE-Five and onchpH furlongS Bert.
mont, 100 lBe1scnoteni, 20 l. won; Dandy Dan
GER lo3 tRicel 10 % J. second FirvbaU. 10 Nc
Galley. 70 J. third. Tine. ll2 YoIiuda and
Eg9tist also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Ore mile. K0pak I07 Austinl
9 % = won: Ora Suidllh. . lGaucrI. to Q sec
oudi EnsraveT, 10 .Rsmseyl. to I. third. Tine
lS b Plume. Sab2do and Contestee also ran.