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New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
CHANCE FOR HOMESEEKERS
High Glass Houses Offered at
Attractive Terms.

Many persons are tired of fat dwelling
and wish houses OF their own. and yet can
not afford either TO pay large rents or to
maintain an establishment with many
rooms In order to satisfy this demand.
the Kings and Westchester Land Company
about three years ago originated what are
now known as the Kinko duplex houses
They have erected in Brooklyn three groups
Of twenty-five houses and Kinko apart
ment. These groups are known as the
Block Beautiful, the Prospect Park and
the Florentine.
The Block Beautiful is located on Brook
Iyn avenue. St Johns Place and Sterling
Place. The houses. though built for two
families. are entirely separate and private
There Is an independent entrance TO each
house. and each apartment has living
rooms on one floor, connected by private
stairway TO the bedroom floor above The
lower apartment has exclusive use OF the
rear yard and the upper OF the roof garden
Dumbwaiters' supply both apartments. de-
Iiveries being made through the basement
There is a fine private park In the centre
of tn block, which affords playground
for children and includes two tennis courts
The Prospect Park group is on Third
street, Just west of Prospect Park. and the
F1orentine group is on Brooklyn avenue.
from St Johns Place to Lincoln Place
All the rooms in the houses face either on
the street or on the rear yard. and the in
terror finish is distinctly high grade Heavy
walls give absolute privacy.
An owner occupying one apartment and
leasing the other receives rental sun1cieht
to pay the fixed charges for the entire
house. such as taxes, mortgage interest.
heat and janitor service. The Kings ana
Westchester Land Company has a cooper
ative ownership plan which It features IN
connection with the houses.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

Charles A VESSEL has sold for a client
n a builder a plot of FIVE lots. 1Q6x10Sx ir-
regular. OH the east side OF Troy avenue.
between Dean and Bergen streets. Brook
lyn.
Noah Clark Gnc) has sold for Meruk &
Nav. builders, I'VE new four story apart
ment houses No 40 to ATS Prospect Place
These houses are part OF a row OF seven
teen similar structures recently erected on
the old Adelphi athletic Held. between
Grand and Classon avenues.
DaIton's Real Estate Company has sold
for Mrs. Sarah F. Mathews. TO a buyer for
occupancy. No. 1872 Prospect avenue, two
story frame dwelling house
Frank A. Seaver has sold FOR Samuel
Slater 10 builder for Improvement a plot
6Oxl0o feet, on the south side of s5th street
240 feet west OF Eleventh avenue. Dyker
Heights: also. for William j. Soaring q
plot. 120x100 feet. or the north side of s5th
street $50 feet west Of Eleventh avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders Attorney
MAY

with name and address Of lenders Attorney
MAY 4
BEECH TERRACE. E E 111O5 # 9 OF Grim
minis ave 15xIoO; Dec l9, 1904; Wesley Thorn 70
Title Guarantee and Trust Co $1,000; attorney,
Title Guarantee and Trust co, I76 Broadway.
GREENWICH AVE. go. Oct 81. 1895; Siegrried
NiIiershausen 10 German Savings Bank of City
Of New York: 200; address, 100 East 14th st.
LINCOLN AVE, cor 135th 81 5o11Oo; May
s. 1905; cora i BTarwell TO Harriet II Carson
$500; attorney, " F Lett S35 Broadway.
LOTS 10 70 le. map and William Zbarowski: :
Jacob II Patterson Emily l Virgins: 81 OC0;
attorney, A 3 Darlington, 115 Broadway
LOTS All and AIS map Section A. yyse estate;
s.. 500 '''' -''--- -'''--''' - ->'''e
MAY ? 1908: Edwin 81 Friediander 10 William
r Pose. s.. 800 attorneys. Rose & Putzel. 128
Broadway.
MorNT HOPE PL- II cor Morris ave. s5H
$50: Feb /, 1909. James 7 Donovan II. to Henry
sebert. lr $1,000: attorney, TTtie Guarantee and
Trust co. 1T6 Broadway.
MULBERRY ST 1874; March 10 1903: A'essan-
dro D Paou et al u William L Condit, S25 900;
attorney. 4 I EakCs 50 Pine 81.
to - Alessandro sssa > Pao; $1,000; address SAC
Broadway.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD $ 3a1.s It Of
Alexander ave. 20xlO0: April 3 1905 Paula
Antes to William Bartes: $40 600. attorney.
Banton Moore. - Nassau st
10TH ST. 1913 # a Of Ave f, 25xs4 g.
Nay l. 1905. Israsi Rosenkrantz to Louis Levin
SI4 900. attorrer. y Aleinkopf. Or Nassau ST.
25TH ST. 11G to $50 West; June 5. 1906: Or
ange COUNT % Milk ss ss9sat99 70 Tis +e eI2ran
antee and Tr1:st co 176 Broadway
25TH ST. 513 70 519 West May l. 1903; same
10 same: $50, o0G; same address
18Th ST 267 West; May B. 1907: Lillian c
Rsumann to g Ludwig Baumann IS 900; attcr
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust c. 1!8 Broad
Vey.
1908: May 2 1907, Mary 4 Dempsey 10 Abra-
ham Dworsky; $1,000 attorney. Tide Ciuaran-
tee and Trust Co, 1T6 Broadway.
18TH ST. cor Amsterdam ave. 3Oxl0o:
Life Insurance and Trust Co; 10000 attor-
ne " T Emret. 52 Wall 81.
s6TH ST. cor Broadway. sl.Tx15O.s:
March ~ l9D1. John O Baker 10 Tit;e Insur-
ance co OF New York. s175. 600; attorney, Title
insurance Co 135 Broadway
81; March 7. 1905; Auguste BGchaer to
~ha-Ies BucnnAr. s.. 600; attorney William J
Hamilton, 50 Nassau st
o2p ST 8 I20 # e OF Madison ave 25x
100 ~ March T. 1908; same 10 same; $4,000:
attorney, same
10TH ST. . West: Aprii 20; 1905; Harry
Sinons TO Alice B sprague: s24. 900: attorneys.
FrIev q Powell, POS Broadway
t1qTEJ ST n g 400 q OF Broadway 1I4Lx
irreg. ian 10 1910; Five Hundred and Thirty
Uasi one Hundred and Thirteenth Street 60
to lula Schneider: $4,000: attorney. Abra-
hcm Schneider. 1913 Broadway
I2IST ST n g, zoo II Of 1st ave 2Jx1O0 II;
J,IIZ. II 1905: RaRaele Serco TO Samuel VIII
Jams 81 $50; attorney. Title Guarantee and
TIust 60, 1T6 Broadway
IC2D ST. n s. 1856 # OF Amsterdam ave,
Is sxIl2e: oct q. 1909: George D Bangs to
William 4 Finlcrt0n; $1,000 attorney sam
uel Thomas. ~ Broadway.
-s7T6 ST. 53T West; Feb % 1907 Thomas
" Seelp To Julian Guinea, 81 600, attorney,
Henry b Gayiey, AZ wall 81
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
The PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

EDGECOMBE ANENUE-Jacob RosenIaum
sod f5- the BaEkia Construction Company tSaTl-
u-l barktu. PRESIDENT re two new SIX story ele-
Eator apartment houses at Nos. 2sI a21 2sI
EdgeCOulbe avenue. between I4Jth and l4tth
feet. AID were hnished by the sellers the IatteE
part Of last year They are no& fully rented
s5coc sga ssoe been purchased " an investor f'' about
PARK AVENUE-Pease & Gilman sold for
d.. q. Fa-Quhar Curtis the northwest corner OF
a PARK ayenue ans 10 feet on sd street The
same firm also sold FOR the CharteG Realty Com
corner Of SD street and Par., avenue. fronting
1922 fee PARK avenue and 81 feet on $50
street % a cooperative apartment house com
PAM. which will erect Of the finest apart
meuts n The city and the largest on the kaat
Side.
the Operating Realty Company 10 Robert D.
Sterling for occupancy No 10 East IIth street
feet. The same broker recently sold the house
for Caroline Nelson the present sellers.
I3IsT STREET-Shaw & Co resold for James
: Wilson No al West l3lst street. three-
story AMI basement browustone dwelling house
The purchaser Will occupy
18TH STREET.-THE Edgar p Holdridge Com
panv sold for -ohn z Olson Nos 263 and 265
West 1914 street six stoTy aIartment bouse:
Corlpany- Nj. Olson gave this property in ex-
change for No I27-I3I West 25th street, I5x
9s g feet. upon which he viii erect twelve
storZ store and loft building. Mr.. Olson took
title 20 the l37Jh street property Friday from
simon Ossernan. having secured II IN exchange
for No Il East 2Ist street. an eight story store
and lofr building on a plot 25K9s-9 Feet. which
property he received in trade from John S. Me-
cher for the new ten story store and ioft oClo-
ing a. Nos 81 and 80 East 2sth street
l40TH STREET Mckee. Hayward & Co SC, d
for NJ D Frank No IS West 140th street, six
story new law apartment house. on plot "oxleV
feet 70 client for investment
THE BRONX.
ALEXANDER AvENU E2-Th- Alexander Ave
rue Developrrent Company sold, through George
Price. 10 Brooklyn investor. ne four buildings
A. The southwest corner o. I3Sth street and Alex
,rde- avenue The buildings are No Sl2 East
13S,h street a story building. occupied as
a moving picture theatre: 40. 235 Alexander
avenue corner of 18Th street. Hve story douh.e
@s.house with stores. and Nos 81 and Z55
Alexan6er avenue, four story double fathouses'
with stores
RaTHGATF AEESCE-ETus- & cain sod
<o- Bertha KeatinE the plot. 43xa4x irregular.
on -be wes- side Of Bathgste avenue. 100 feet
u-rth of 1T6Jh street.
CHATTERTON AvENUE-Cs.ar rles Derern'snu
xold - Tohn Davies A two family house Cn the
north side OF Chatterton sven1e, rear olmsteao
avenue.
HOE AvENCEvilliam Ludwig sod 70 a
t1,,Ide- for Improvement the plot. 62xle0 feet
on the west side OF Hoe avenue. 13 feet south Of
175c street.
WASHINGTON AVENTE- Ernst Calm and
l 7 Pfttran sold q Dr. Mari1n p MCMILLAN
the -ro story dwelling house No 205S Washing
-on avenue or lot IS sx95 feet
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08

to William n Moore; q c; May 6: 500; ad-
dress. sos West 1S4th 81.
9tTH ST, n $. so # of 1st ave. 5oxes ?;
son REF TO william Moore mtg s27 .00o);
May s; SIS 40; address 115 Broadway
9sTH ST, las Easr. tOox irreg; Nevelson-
/ Goldberg Realty 60 to Jennie Shapiro; Jan g.
500: address, Room 6o2 500 Broadway,
1o{.H 81, n 137 # of Columbus ave.
ssxIoo louis G Bendsk to Vest one ne Hun HUI
/ s1l0,00ot: Nav >; $40; address. Room 1902.
149 Broadway.
10TH ST. $50 East. 2s2x756; Peter Pan
dolhno to elizabeth Pandolfus mtg s16,700):
( May g. s.: address 339 East 107th st.
IosTF 81 81 # IT., OF r Park ave =, % 1s5 6xSo:
inston: ali liens; May =; 500; address. Room
603. 257 Broadway.
lfcTH ST, So East, 2ox1Oo1o; foreclosure;
! March % 1910: William 4 McQuaid, ref. TO
Jemes A Cunningham; April %; $500; ad-
dress 32s Sth
l31sT ST. 4oa West. 16x9a11 Clara F
BI own TO James Wilson, May 3; 800.
SAME PROPERTY: James 7 Wilson TO
Anna 7 Giiltspie; May e; 800; address. 4o9
West 151st
I42D ST 2el West. 25x99 Il: Jennie Weinberg
10 Anna Godstein (mtg $500. Jan 4, 1903;
s.; address. Il 81 Marks pl
Is4TH ST. Il $. 100 u W OF Amsterdam ave:
Bronx Investment Co TO Isaac Schneider and
8 81, address, 203 Broadway
THE BRONX
ARTHUR AVE: 8. 154 II r 5 Of I76th ST
Il -sx1O0: Marie " Wallas William Multi
gan: ApriI II 81. address 46I East fremont
BAsSFORD AVE Il cor 4 1929 ST. 35x94x
irreg; foreclosure; May 3, 1910; Abraham Cold
smith. ref. Harlem Savings Bank; $500;
address ia East 125th 81.
EASTBURN AVE. 17s4 2sx85. John Fleming
to John l. Fleming; all liens, May 6; $100; ad-
dress 1854 Eastburn ave.
LORING PL. 2253. 21x1Os Tx trreg: Charles
A Baas 10 Hedwig Baas. all liens. May 8; 81,
address. 2253 Loring pl.
LOT 147 map of Bronx Terrace; Irving
Realty Co 70 Lucy Budd: May 3; 500: address
$50 Broadway.
LOTS 5s. 80 AND go map -. West Co prop
erty OF Nathaniel Jarvis, II; Arthur Construc-
-tLn Co to Cornelius ! Behan mtg $4,000; May
:, 81. address 1i9 Nassau 81.
TIFFANY AVE. v g 60 # os I63d st, 4Ox
1904; Henry Morgenthau Co TO Marie A Schus-
sler. Of Bronx Manor Park, Yonkers. b and
april 70; s100; address. 3l5 Washington 81.
Brooklyn.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1924. 2Txl20: Charles A
Baas to Carl A Baas. tr all liens; May 9; gift;
address, 1924 Washington ave
10TH ST. $. a. line between lots 264 and
265. map %. Unionport. Westchester Co. 25x1OS:
May .; Giuseppe Tacneli et al TO Lizzie Sal
HHger mtg 81 500 500 address 345 East
18Th
14sTH ST. :, 56-s # of Terrace pl. 25k1OO;
George NJ SaIlinger 10 Giuseppe Tacinelll; May
s; 500; address, 345 East 149th St.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser :
MAY =.
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1880 40 II q Of I46th
st 25x75; William " Strauss 20 Ensign keaItg Ky
i'fas1~ SNsTEppAm AVE. l7s2. 257s; same to
500: lT6'ia address 742 ST Nicholas ave.
AMSTERDAM AvE I7so s7ETs <. r. T4o3ss T @1sasI
Ma1 y g. : SO: fiis address @ SO west 53d st,
BRoADWAY. cor ,a;S 4Sth z',ssr s. Slial4SSz Z 4o5s
inson. ref 90 SILK Realty co: Nay e s52G,oo0
address 1922 Broadway.
LIBERTY ST. 3. - o +, v OF CHURCH 81, a
gore ioHx ires Ne eefspn 81 .ssIess sy az % vail Pn ST
PARK AVE. " cor 1s2d st, iol s5l1. 4x2s X
irreg august sessssler ,92 20 asnrE MoFsen'hap
WASHINGTON ST. " $. 2sI IT Of Rector
ST 25xss6 IIFia Z HYDE 10 Elizabeth HYDE;
1 and s. May s: sSs.50o; address II West
I21st -.
az eEio0; Herman wronkow 10 Brown Realty Co
mtg s55 OOo); MAY ?: 800: address. 81 Park
Row
ID AVE. :. 7o.7 It n OF ssth ST 25x1eo
Levi. saInuels TO Carrie Plonsky. OF Washing
Ton. c: all Hens: May 8; 500; address. Room
6o3 257 Broadway
-rH AVE cor s7th st ss 9r244 William
II F3rvsn TO Robert W Evans fnntg $3.50 600;
Ma G: 81. 10000; address. Dssex County. J.
,o--rI ST &c and es 80 4xs2 3K irreg: Isldore
rannerbsuIn to George Hayes; May g; 800;
a6dress 81 Nassau St
2sTfg ST. o22 10 22s East. G2. .10Kas-a: Marnac
l,l,,stT-,cti ion Co 20 Maria simpson tmtg s26,-
S60i MAJ q: sI0O. address. 3e2 West Both 81.
Bath ST l3S East. 1aloxIoo.5; George
1000 reY 20 Grace @ Alexander. e-half
80 1nte $50 oOo); b and 3: May 3; s7.546 SO:
s6dress 40 West attn 81
ssrH ST 22s to 293 East. sIxIo2 ,o :. Samuel a 81
=. Gsg}er 10 Bernard Geiier. all ienss Jan g.
sro6- address 23I East s6th st
aaD ST os and so East 50xlo0s; sarah NJ
sanford 70 Yale Perce mtg Sos.0oo)i May O.
200 address, I2s West I2sth 81.
ezra sT 90 East. cox6S-s; Henry kober
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
WILL INVEST S6OO.0OO
Money To Be Spent for Loft
Structure in 22d Street.

Plans have been filed for a sixteen story
loft building TO be erected az No. 20 10 %
West 22d street for the West Twenty-sec-
ond Street Realty Company. David Taylor.
president. at a cost OF $500. 600 The build
ing will be hreproof. with q facade Of
brick. trimmed with terra Gotta and lime
stone. and with a frontage of 1O3.1O feet and
90 feet deep. There will be a rear exten-
sion. Louis Korn is the architect
Plans have also been filed for a twelve
story loft building TO be erected al the
southwest corner OF Sixth avenue and 32d
street. with a frontage of 49.5 feet on the
avenue and IS feet on the street. and with
a rear extension 7x45.6 feet. The facade
will be brick. with terra Gotta trimmings
The Frank Mcdonald estate is the owner
The architects estimate the cost at $15O.O09.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.

Alanson Weller and ano. trustees, 70 Alan
son Weller and ano. guardians $l4,0IU
Alanson Weller to Joseph + Weller; Sl4 l0s
NtckoIaus Rosenberger to Frances Bingel; 81.
W Clarence Martin to Noble County Bank OF
KendallvilIe. Ind. SlV0.
Ceceiia A Puileyn 70 Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co. SEQ. 600.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Bankers
Trust Co. $500,
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co TO New
York Life Insurance co: 100000
Manhattan Mortgage Co to Guaranteed Mort
gage Co; 81, GOA.
Savoy Trust co to Waterford W Smith: 81.
American Swedenborg Printing and Publishing
Society 10 Emmett Mclaughlin; 81. 600
Rudolph &C. Biencke TO Herbert Limburg;
81 Olsf
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
RIVERSIDE DRIVE ATTRACTS
Many Construction Companies Erect
ing Large Apartment Houses There.

Many apartment houses have recently
been planned for sites IN Riverside Drive
AT the south corner OF the drive and Tooth
street a twelve story house TO cost $4,000
is to be built by the West Side Construc-
ton Company. and at s9th street and the
drive the Highwood Construction Com
pany is going TO erect a s7I5,0oo apartment
house II will also be twelve stories high.
At the southeast corner of l5Sth street
and Riverside Drive 100000 apartment
house Is 60 be put up by the Willie Con-
Company. IL will be ten stories.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
Interest p-r cent unless otherwise stated

MANHATTAN.

AMSTERDAM AVE. s45. 25xIo0; MAY s: =
yrs q per cent: John II OConnen TO Thomas
ianron 81 900: attorneys. MacFarland, Taylor s.
Costello 63 Wall ST
CT Marks PL. s. 20 p Of lst ave. DIX
s. II Nav 6. 3 yrs; Lena Neinstock and ano 70
sir1sor Wolf sI9, 500. address. 2G3 roadway
crrEeoIK ST IS 95xIO0: May &: yrs AZ
r..r cent. Morris JacOhy 10 Union Trust co;
IA Geo. address. 90 Broadway
on AVE " cor cath ST. I4x97t May 4 3
,-r- ~ per cent; Mary McQdade to Cecilia \
fsIilsZn: Sos 900: attorney, Lawyers Title Insur-
anee and Trust co. 100 Broadway.
On AVE 2237 Sc. 6xsO: Dec IL. 1906; demand
- csnt. sSabato Vizorito to De Witt g Flan-
80 s 81 900: attorneys Guggenheimer, Inter
,T5ver G. Marshall. 81 Wall 81.
NTH ST. 237 East 26.sxl00.7 tprior mtg S12,-
ooas Ma q. due May /. 1915. per cent; PERM
e5syoa 90. operating Association and TO Mary
hsitch.lI: So 900; attorney, Title Guarantee and
Trust Co, fTe Broadway
SAME PROPERTY (prior mtg $4,000: May o:
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
MECHANICS LIENS.

sTH AVE 2s51: Casper Rein agt Ethelin
Realty Co owner; Isidor RrRveman contractor:
81 6G8
IONGFELLOw AVE. II W cor Freeman ST. -
xfO0; Isaac + Abbott agt Albert Gerhards. ipc.
owner: Albert Gerhards contractor, sTl5 9s
PLEASANT AVE, 37s; Dry Dock sash and
Door Co agt Suntiower Realty Co. owner; Max
Brooks and Jake Kantrow!tz. contractors. S1OO
WEST CHESTER AVE. 1876; Horace F Frlck
Co agt Thomas Masterson. owner; Henry Y
Becher contractor; Ot,n Ecker. sub-contractor;
1878.
BROADWAY. sth ave 5sth and 6sh sta.
whole block; Jacobs Co sgt William Hearst.
owner Hougton Construction co. contractor;
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
PINE GROVE INN SOLD.

Arthur F. Du Cret & Co. have sold for
tbe owner to Miss Nellie Anderson the Pine
Grove Inn property. together with all the
adjoining cottages and fourteen acres of
land situated on the mountain top at
Huguenot, Orange County, n Y. This
property was held by the former owner at
$4,000.
Miss Anderson after extensive altera-a
tions, intends opening the hotel on Memorial
Day.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
PLAN NEW MASONIC HALL.

At recent meeting Of the Grand Lodge
r and 4. NJ. 1t decided to take i'm
mediate steps toward the erection Of a new
structure To replace the present hall at
the northeast corner OF Sixth avenue and
2sd street
An eighteen story structure will be erect
ed on the site from plans by II. p Knowles.
architect. who was also the planner of the
now addition TO the old hall in West 24th
street.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
MOUNT VERNON SALES.

At the auction sale held yesterday by
George ". Bard property on summit ave-
nue.. Mount Vernon. vas sold for John J.
Kennedy 70 Charles s. StrOmeysr for $50
front foot. and No. l59 North Fulton
avenue for Sli3 80 a front foot. FOR John 5.
Keiser To - z. Proctor.
The Higgins estate property was with
drrNn
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago May short sellers were on ths rua
IN tbe wheat pit to-day leading longs had tds
yvhiD hand. forcing covering stop loss orders
and doing considerable IN 80 way Of taking
rrofts crop damage news WAS OF secondary
importance 10 the market position. The tighr-
ness OF the May delivery vas used 4s A n*sans
10 nut the screws both the Juiy and SepIers-
bar options. The deferred futures closed lsd Sss
q, &c up and May IS&c. Corn finished un-
changed 20 lsc or and oats unchanged 70
shade higher Provisions showed IOc less %
ole gain. Range OF prices
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
MORE PLANooME HOUSES.

AT Plandome Heights. Long Island. Il
number of large houses costing from $4,000
to $4,000 are being built On Manhasset
Ray dock facilities will be- provided for the
use of the persons who are going 10 live IN
this community. This property is laid out
In park style
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08

Lamb & KoehIer 4s9 5th ave. architects:
cost S225. 600: owner. PhPniX Amusement Co.
ia East I4th 81.
9Th AVE, " cor OF 22G st; for y sty
brick lofts 49.5x75; Z r Shire & l. K
Kaufman ITO East 23d ST architects: cost,
$40 900. owner Frank Mcdonald estate oO
Wall st.
22p ST 90 10 % West; for 16 sty brick
lofts. i0S.1 1Ox9O. I. Eorn. 3J3 5tn ave. archl-
tect: cost S600, 600; owner, 20 West 22d ST
Realty Co. premises.
92D ST. s 5. 125 # of Broadway; for an
Ieuchtag West I'D St architects; cost
S2OO, 900 owner. Winston Holding Co $40
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

AUDUBON AVE. & e cor 1880 st. Gsidor Cohen
agt Birch Realty Co ct al; Aug 80 1903, S45.
MAPEzS AVE lS0th ST. Leopold
Amanna agt TomassC Giordano ct al. Jan IA
1900 s51I %
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee }
MAY

FULTON ST - 70 IS. front foor and base
r1ent: Fairfield Realty 20 TO the Lunken Lemon
Co Of Cincinnati, yrs from May 4, 1870
IS eO0: address 81 Fulton st
18th ST 2 West. 49th 81. West rear and
.rtension L a Ward ~ John z Stillwell.
rs from Oct / 1910. s.. 500: address, 2 West
zath
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

TRINITY AVE. " cor 166th st, 90 6x1551
irreg: Lawyers Title Insurance and Jlcst 90
loans WahIi- x Sonsin Co $132, coo.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
LIS PENDENS.

GATH ST n s 102 f e Of 80 ave, 2Sx10o sx
!rreg: Joseph E Davidson. receiver, agt Charles
IIpkowitz ct al (action 20 declare deed void ;
attorney. y Blank.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08


NnrrHs STREET AND
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08

AMSTERDAM AVE, cor OF 149th st .
fer 2 ETY. hEk theatre and Offices 81 Ilxl3S;
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

(With owners name and address,
MANH TITAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-09

PAU, France. December 9.--Ascending
from the aviation field here today, NJ.
LegagneuX broke the worlds altitude
record, rising to height Of 1O,499 feet.
The Frenchman landed half frozen after
a remarkable plane downward. He used
a Bleriot monoplane.
The previous official height recorded
was made by Ralph Johnstone, who, dur
ing the recent meet at Belmont Park,
scared 9,714 feet in the air. Later John
stone was killed at Denver. At Phila-
delphia, November 23, J. Armstrong
Drexel made "a remarkably high flight
and claimed a worlds record. When this
was disputed Drexel requested the Of
ficials of the weather bureau to examine
his barograph. They did SO and credited
him with an. altitude of 9,S97 feet. These
figures, however, have not been officially
accepted by the Aero Club of America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-09
Harmony in Honduras Reported.

MOBILE, Ala, December 9.--"At pres
ent there is perfect harmony among the
people of Honduras, for congress will
meet in January and the people will
frown on the person who dares to try
and create a disturbance" was the state
ment of N. NJ. Wilshere, an English min
ing engineer. representing an English
syndicate OF Tegucigalpa. Honduras, who
arrived here last night from that place
via Puerto CorteZ Honduras. .s-ss-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-09
B. & O. ANNUAL ELECTION.
Oscar G. Murray Chosen Chairman Of
the Board.

Special Dispatch 90 The Star
BALTIMORE, Md. December 9.-At the
annual meeting of the board OF directors
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany yesterday the following executives
were elected: Oscar G. Murray, chair
man Of the board; Daniel Willard, presi-
dent; George F. Randolph first vice pres
ident: ]. V. McNeal. fourth vice president
and treasurer: G. W. Woolford, secretary;
Hugh l.. Bono. Ir.. general counsel. The
term OF Office of George L. Porter, third
vice president having expired, he was
not reelected at his own request. The ap-
pointment of a. w. Thompson as general
manager for the company's lines was
confirmed. Mr.. Thompson's elevation Is
from the Office of chief engineer to which
position he was appointed in April of the
present year. He entered the Baltimore
and Ohio service in 1889. having two
years before graduated from Allegheny
College, Mtadville, Pa.