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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
OF MORTGAGES.

JUNE IL.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Bowery Saw
ings Bank: $4,000
Joseph Schiller and ano to Morris Simon
and ano: 81
George Hebron to Julia A Reilly: S1,TO0.
lanes T Penfield TO Max Marx: So, 900
and s Realty Co to Ellis GetZler; 81.
Aaron NJ Becker TO r and Realty Co; 81.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Bowery Saw
ings Bank; assts S33 oto
Same to Bella Meyer; $4,000.
Same 10 Lewis s WooIn s2l.5OO.
same to Mary O'Donnei. guardian; $500.
MARY s Todd to Robert w Todd; ST. ZOO
Mutual Life Insurance co to Phebe W Nc
United States Realty and Improvement Co to
Jessie f Gatens: Sl.S00.
John Bambey to Knickerbocker Trust Co.
William w Penfield to Lillian C sulIi-
Marv S Todd to Robert W Todd ST.
samuel Rauch to Harris Segel. 81.
Carrie II Tracy to Lawyers Title Insura
and Trust Co, $4,000
William letters to Charles Marshall
ct al. 500.
Georxe w Wickersham and ano, exrs IN
Dina w Block to Clara W Iiebeskind.
William F Warden TO Bank for Savings.
franklin Petit to New York Life Insur-
ancc Co $4,000.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co TO New
YORK LIE Insurance Co. $4,000
Nav Stoddard to Audubon Mortgage Co 81
George Hauser to Benjamin F Levy as
Morris Frank to Abel King; 500
Louis KIebau 10 Freehold Construction
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co n
Bow.7- Savings Bank $4,000.
Same TO Lawyers Mortgage Co, assts
wilson n Powell 10 Charles sawts,e.
exr' an interest Of $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
IN THE SUBURBAN DISTRICTS.

Eugene V Welsh, of Morristown, n J., mas
sold for Mrs. L. c. Leek to f. s. Foote' OIL
Montclair, the sixty-six-acre farm on the
Morrsstown- Mendham Road and about Two
and a half miles from Mendham- The farm
il well equipped with modern buildings
and is one of the best known Mendham
farms Mr. Foote intends TO occupy the
farm as a country home.
Powers & Steers report the sale of 2o6
acres of land near Central Valley, IN the
town of Woodbury., Orange County, n "
for George Van Tassel to New York
client.
T. 8. Burke and the Yonkers Realty Elk
change have sold for David G. Patton the
premises Nos. 109, Ill and 11S Morris street.
Yonkers. two three-family buildings and a
lot. making in all a plot 75x1o5 feet. Mr.
Burke has also sold for PHILIPPINE Ed
wards plot with a frontage OF 200 feet on
North Broadway, near Morsemere Place,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
RECENT BUYERS,
YonkerS.

Pierre A Bernard is the buyer Of the
three story dwelling house No. 20S West
74th street, recently sold by John F. hir-
wan for Mrs Arthur Postley.
The Urban Construction Company Is the
purchaser of No. 159 10 143 West oath street.
sold several weeks ago to Frederick NJ
Cromwell through the NJ. Morgenthau, 1r.,
company and Louis Schrag. The property
consists of a seven story loft building and
a three story building, on a plot 6Oxl16x
irregular. The Morgenthau. jr, company
has secured a loan Of s7s,500 on the prop
erty. to run for five years at AZ per cent.
for the new owners. The Urban company
has no plans for the future of the prop
erty.
Louis H. Lewenstein was the broker in
the sale Of No. 25S East 9th street for the
Maxlow Realty Company to j. NJ. Beatty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
LAWYER GOES TO SING SING
Henry Joachim Sentenced for Defraud-
ing Women in Fake Bond Scheme.

Henry Joachim, young lawyer, who
lived al No. 153 Harrison avenue. Brook
Ign, and had an office at No. $50 Broadway,
was sent to Sing Sing by Judge Dixie. of
the County Court, yesterday, to serve be-
tween two and four years for defraudinS
Minnie and Barbara Voelker, of No 1920
Decatur street, out of $500 fake
bond and mortgage on August so. 1909.
The man was indicted for grand larceny
in the first degree. and convicted on June l.
In passing sentence the judge said that
Joachim's conviction had been a humilia-
ton to every decent lawyer of the Brook
lyn bar, and the only redeeming feature
in the case was that the prisoners name
will be blotted from the roll of attorneys.
Joachim is twenty-seven years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
POULTRY MEN OBTAIN DELAY
Illness of One of the Eighteen De-
PENDANTS Causes Postponement.

The trial of the eighteen members of the
New York Live Poultry Commission Mer-
chants Protective Association. the so-called
live poultry trust for conspiracy to raise
fod prices was postponed yesterday until
to-day by Judge Rosalsky, in General Ses-
sons In the mean time former District
Attorney Jerome, counsel for the defence,
was directed by the court to present affi-
davits to support his contention that the
illness of Samuel Werner. one of the de-
PENDANTS, was sufficient ground for further
delay.
Judge Rosalsky will also hand down to-
day his decision on a demurrer argued be-
fore him yesterday by Mr.. Jerome and As
sstant District Attorney De Ford, in which
the former seeks to have the indictment
dismissed on the ground that the provision
of the criminal law under which it was
found has been amended by the Donnelly
anti-boyCott law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
GOOD MORTGAGE MARKET.

In view Of the fact that there seems TO
be q feeling OF encouragement in some
quarters over the general showing in the
real estate market. the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company strikes a note of encour-
agement in its mortgage statement this
week Last week the company sold TO in
vestors 49, mortgages, aggregating sl,41,7 $50,
a record which has been surpassed only
twice this year
The company has granted three building
loans. aggregating $1,000. to the Franklin
Avenue Company on its property at the
northeast corner of Franklin avenue and
l7eth street, q plot 10Sx1e0 feet
Three five story brick and stone store
and fat buildings are TO be erected on the
site in the immediate future. The mort
cages are TO run for five years at 5 per
cent after completion of the buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
ACCUSE SERVANT OF THEFT
Woman Says She Was Once Governess
in Lord CurZon S Family.

Hartford. Conn. June 1S.-Mrs. Louise
Herbolt, of Terryville, who, according 10
her story, has travelled much and was at
one time governess in the family of Lord
Curzon in India. is in the local Jail await
ing trial in the Superior Court on a charge
of theft at the home of John Dempsey, at
Broad Brook At the hearing Mrs. Her
bolt refused TO plead. and although she
said she had money at New York and at
Springfield. Mass. refused to furnish the
$500 bond required The value of the goods
it is alleged she took from the Dempsey
home is placed al $50
Among her possessions at her home, II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders Attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.

MANHATTAN


MANHATTAN.
AMUNDSON AVE. s, 125 # S of Nelson ave
25x100 June IL; instruments; per cent; Erik CT
Nymsn to New York and Suburban Co: $500:
attorney, r II Bergman, 1919 Sd ave.
AMSTERDAM AVE. II cor 2O7th st, % Tx
30; leasehOld: June 3. l yr. per cent; Uni
struction Co; 2,Oo0 attorney. Morris II Hay
man, 19S Broadway.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 1856: sty brk. cor
18th ST. 20 10xS5. 5x irreg; June IL: due June 1.
1913 per cent; Joseph Brucker to Charles +
Bauerdorf; $1,000: attorneys, Deyo & Bauerdorf
Ill Broadway
WEEKS AVE. w S. 56 It n OF 173d ST. 20x95
tprior mtg s.; June q: VT. per cent; Amelia
Isele 10 Emelie Isele: 81 1850: attorneys Menker
Bros. 81 Nassau ST.
9TH AVE. So; saloon lease: sty brk; June
II: demand, per cent Michael Mckenna to
George Ehret: $3.50: attorney Edward NJ Burg
hard, 100 Broadway.
TTH AVE. 252s 5 sty brk. 10 3xiO0; June 13;
y ]. Emma b Marcoss and ano; $4,000; at
torney, Clinch. Al Park Row.
9TH ST, 2ls East, 4 sty brk. 21x75 (prior mtg
$4,000; June 10; due Nov I, 1911 per cent;
JEANNE NJ Beattie. Of Brooklyn, to Abraham
Sarafan; $1,000: attorney. Leon Levin. $50 Mas
sau 81.
10TH ST. 1ss West, 3 sty frame 10 SKIS:
June 13; yrs. y per cent. Emma koopmann
and ano TO German Savings Bank; ST, 600; at
torneys. Amend Amend, 11e Nassau st
18TH ST 257 10 26I West, 4sty brlt, 5ox103.3;
June 3; VI. AZ per cent; Charles Rubinser 10
German savings Bank; s27. 600 attorney NJ
Auerbach. AZ Broadway
18Th ST. lao West, 254ee Q. sty bEk tprior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos. IA and
10 Vesey street. resulted follows:
BY Samuel Goldsticker.
HUGHES AVE. 1896 q s. 165 # n of 1S9th
81. 25xS7 .. 3 sty brlI dwg: A l. Ernst agt
Hughes Avenue Construction 60 81 al; Par
ker & f. attys; w G Arnold. ref; amt due
s.. 90 30: taxes. etc. s179 81; subject a
first mtg of $1,000. TO the plaintiff for s., 0S2
HUGHES AVE. 2ies s, 100 IT OF 1s9th
st, 25Xs7.G sty brk dwg; same agt same;
same referee: amt due. 81 1872 40: taxes, etc.
sl79 81: subject 10 first mtg of 81 900; TO
the plaintiff for SIS 0s2.
BY Daniel Greenwald.
CROTONA AVE 207I, s. 100 IT n of Oak
land pl. 25XI25. sty dwg: sherifs sale OF
all right. title. etc which Peter Reilly had on
Feb II, 1910 since; Hoerner & NJ. attys;
10 J Cooke for S100-
The auction offering to-day will be fol-
lows:
BY Herbert A Sherman.
9TH ST. 2i5. s. 23s Fl of Sd ave. "a 6x
l0o-1l. sty tenmt; T b Hidden, trustee. agt
Minnie Gasman ct al; Taylor, atty; NJ
MAYER. ref; amt due. sl4526 40: taxes, etc,
SAP II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
MECHANICS LIENS.

JUNE IL. &c ,xox.
EASTBURN AVE- cor .+tn Ir,no Cor
Van Nest Wood working co agt esns
~ - ,o. ,,o~r,, rochberg agt Michael
uiainsinger. owner: Max Etkin and Benjamin
Left contractors; $foo.
ST NICHOLAS PL, $. 1ff-I | IT, GoD
ct T5x1OO: Howell & Lawrence az, MIS" -
st-11ction Co owner; Charles feiou'e"' ~
tractor; $500
MADISON ST 256; John DULY pa ~ s * "'
O'NeilI owner and contractor $1,000 o''
.oTtt ST e41 East: Abraham Refer ast
r.na ToIIenberg owner: william Bloch, con-
tractor; S6T.
FREEMAN ST n S. 60 II OF CnisnoIIt, -
ao,S5: Harry W Bell agt George j M hettiei'
owner (renewaD. $14l 81
sTEBBINS AVE, 1882 to 1885: Edward Ma
newaD: SAT 20.
9TH ST 232 West: Salkin & Stephan. Inc,
agt Edward A Kohn, owner and contractor
Sl.J15.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders Attorney
JUNE 13.
MANHATTAN.


MANHATTAN.
HENRY ST, n s, known as lot IS. map
Gibbons & Seaman property, 24.Ixi1; May 81,
1890: Thomas and Julia Gabryelewicz to
SIS 500; attorney John NJ Rider. Al Cedar st.
sTH AVE. Pro. sty brk. 2411x1oo; May
Is 1905: David S kalman to Guaranty Trust
dent; $4,000; attorney. Wilson NJ Powell. 90
wall st.
5aTH ST. 80 East. 4 sty brk. as.ex25; April
Church of St John the Divine. in the city and
diocese of Ne o o York by Charles F. Hoffman nan
nings & Russell. Is Broad st.
CPD ST. 40 West. sty brt. 25x1oo.5; June
H. 1907: Henry Boehack and ID ano to Char
and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
10TH ST. 500 East. sty brk, 20x1oo.11:
July 3 1906; Biagio Pernetti to Alwina P
srrance and Trust Co. 80 Broadway.
1S3D ST, $50 West. sty brk. 29x1oo; April
90 1sss Henry and Anna Weller fIns to Emily rttS
the fling Of the mortgage for discharge :;
$4,000; attorney. Peter Cook 25S Broadway.
THE BRONX.
GRACE AVE. g. 25x1o6. 11x32- Sx121.1 II.
being lot lis map of property of Hudson P
Rose (st RAYMOND ParlQ: Oct l. 1929; Mary
Wagner TO Mary G Fairbrother; $4,000; attor-
neys, Noble & Camp. Wall st.
being lot 65, blk p. Of section A. Edenwaid, 25x
100; July 49, 1905; Joseph Devlin to Sidwell s
Randall: $3.50; address Is East 42d st.
LOT e. map portion Of Hunt estate, near
Van Nest station, Westchester: June 10, 1907
Louis Ernst and to Augusta Filter: $500
attorney. Charles H Boecher. 1126 Walker ave
LOT So, Ludlam. map of 18th Ward. section
2, blk 3S4, %. AKA 1x25 4x'6: Aug 5. 1907; 10
seph and Joseph l Schieber to Rosie Schieber;
So 400; attorney, Max Schenckman, 115 Broad
way.
LOT 166, map of building lots Williams
bridge station, Dec II. 1905; A Shatzkin & Sons
dncorporated), to Sophie Duden: S4I5; attorney,
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 1T6 Broadway.
PERRY AVE, $. $50 IT of Scott ave, LOOK
50x Irreg; Jan 4. 1910; Annie d Ambra TO Thomas
Conan: SO. GOO; attorney, Lawyers Title lnsur-
ance and Trust Co, 100 Broadway.
PERRY AVE, W S. $50 # of Scott ave, 1oox
SO tx irreg; Jan 4. 1910: Annie D'Ambra to
Manhattan Mortgage Co: $4,000; address. 200
Broadway.
WILKINS PI4 e s. $50 fl n of 10th ST Box
100 May IS, 1910: the NJ F Construction Co to
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co; S11 COO
address. 80 Broadway.
18TH ST, 514 East, 81 .6x10O; May ST. 1907;
Abelman Construction Co to Albany Savings
Bank; $4,000; attorney, James Fenimore Cooper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
BUY FAR ROCkAWAY SITES.

The James l. Wells Company sold at
auction on Saturday two properties al Far
Rockaway, Long Island The TWO story
dwelling plot fronting 121 feet the
east side Of Smith street, 100 feet on Cor
maya avenue and 146 feet on the Long ISL
anG Railroad. went 10 William II. Keefe.
OF Far Rockaway, for $3.50. Arthur But
leT. OF Far Rockaway. paid $500 for the
plot of about three and half lots at the
southeast corner Of Smith street and the
Long Island Railroad, with a two story
frame dwelling. The properties We're dis
bosed of by the Thomas Henderson estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14

anniversary day. thus in,s
parade of the BROOKLYN ns VI
Union. on William II. Nax-oesy Il
intendent of Schools. and Dar.' 'ys
well, Superintendent Of H,7s YIN :
DR.. Draper writes that ne h, sSas's
tive orders that no exsro,,aa.' ssa
be held in Brooklyn after .'.oas
day-anniversary day. Mr. 'af
Mr.. Bardwell are preparing a Avs a,a
which, they say, the facts ~ s'd's'.
ample defence. rN.
The regents examination.
named. IL was alleged. kent "a I, 4
who were either teachers ~ 'ahf =
Sunday schools affiliated r,,. sssls
from taking part in the parad. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
MORE SALES AT BRIGHTWATERs

The T. B. Ackerson Company has recent
ly sold at Brightwaters, its thousand-acre
residential development fronting the Great
South Bay, at Bayshore, Long Island. the
following: A plot, 16ox14o feet, at Johnson
Drive and Plymouth Avenue North, in the
Lakes section: plots 1oOx150 feet, on Acker-
son Boulevard. 100X150 feet on the corner
of Peters Boulevard and Montauk Drive,
9oox150 feet on Baldwin Boulevard in the
Pines section, 5ox14o feet on Bay Way ave-
nue. and 1oox225 feet on the Venetian Con-
course East, in the Bay section.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
LIS PENDENS.
JUNE Is.

JUNE 10
I,ENOX AVE. "a; Nicholas Rubenstein , sg.
Abraham Eisenstein ct al taction 10 oeoid-
trust) attorneys. Altkrug & Kahn.
cp.%D ST o5s and 26O one-half part:
Rhoda Rieser agt Morris Weinstein et al rac-
ton to determine right, etc); attorneys VIII
throp & Stimson.
6,TH ST, % West: William MCGOWAN aEt
Rachel RosenbIum faction to enforce len)' at
torney, r J Mahon.
164TH ST. cor WASHINGTON ave, lux
500. ar,fs g Davis act Harris Bernstein et al
foreclosure of mtg); attorneys, MOSS LAIN
beer. Marcus & Wells
1oo. tdoInb q Hottenroth ct al agt Catherine
F,here ct al faction to satisfy claim etc1
attorney, W c Shepherd
23ITH ST, cor Katonah ave, soX'o ,;
y,-ilIie r Brown set HILBERT G Siumonds ct al
foreclosure of Mtg; attorney. c b Angus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
ORDERS FALL ON WORKMEN
Chain Slips and Three Men Are In
iured at the RAYMOND Street Jail.

Three employees of the Stewart Jail Work
Company, of Cincinnati. were injured yes
terday when a chain slipped from several
Orders which We're being hoisted in the
new wing of the womens prison of the
Raymond street Jail. in Brooklyn. and the
Orders fell on them.
John Miller. of No. 10 East 18th street.
was badly bruised and his right wrist was
fractured. James Hughes of No. 2l2 East
74th street, bruised about the chest
and Frederick Alderman. of No. Ii Ten
Eyck street Brooklyn, had his right foot
fractured. The men were taken to the
Brooklyn Hospital. which is alongside the
Jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
FOR Hampstead LOTS s25,875.

BRYAN l. hennellys auction sale of lots
al Hampstead, Long Island. on Saturday
resulted successfully Buyers were found
were III lots and total OF s25.S75 was
realized. The prices ranged from sl65 to
So. Mr. Kennedy disposed of four of the
lots at private sale. The auction involved
the remainder of the 500 parcels which he
Hss scheduled TO sell couple of weeks
ago the sale at that time being adjourned
owing 10 darkness after he had disposed
Of %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JUNE IS.

10TH ST, 1SS and 1S5 West; Bronx Invest
nnnt Co loans 1913 West 18th st; S11o,Ooo
18th ST. g 195 TT of 9Th ave. 6oxseS;
Michael Coleman loans Fackner- Coates Con-
stIuction Co; S12J,Oo0
161sT ST. 76z East; Title Guarantee ana
Trust Co loans H Both & Sons; Ss.ooo
FRANKLIN AVE. cor 10th st. 1oS.ox
look irreg: Title Guarantee and Trust co loans
Franklin Avenue Co; $1,000.
WILKINS AVE e s. $50 # n Of 10th ST.
1o0y1n0: City Mortgage Co loans H NJ + con-
struction Co; SS1. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

JUNE Is.
BROOK AVE. cor 10th st: Emanuel
Sgnori agt William f. Lennon 'ohs'ru'
co ct al; Jan IL, 1910: $685.
os1Sr ST, :, 30 IT of Fieldstone ave
George Dunn agt Emile Brunei ct al; June =
1910; s704
TOD ST 525 to 500 East; D'Amore 4 Ian
zetta act Bohemian American Worklngmen
Civmnastic Association ct al: March %. 1870
s6s1 6S
51ST ST SOC to $40 West: VOLTS sons ast
Samuel Aveloff ct al: Feb 10. 1909; $50 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
ENLAReEs SCHOOL PROPERTY.

The Newton Land Association has con-
Guided a lease with the Riverdale Country
School. Frank s Hsckett. head master. for
thirteen acres OF land and FIVE buildings
on the old Albany Post Road and River
dale Lane The school has outgrown the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
Hampstead HARBOR SALE.

The Rutland & Whiting Company has sold
for F. w. and Susan B. Duryea thirty-five
acres on Hampstead Harbor, Glen Cove
Long Island. to Miss Chrystine S. Foster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
SAYS HE GAVE SCHOOL ORDERS
State Superintendent Writes on Brook
lvn Anniversary Day Protest.

Tn a letter to DR.. St Clair McKelway Dr.
A. s Draper, State Superintendent or Edu-
cation, places the responsibility for the re-
cents. examinations being held in the hign
sohoo,e of BrookIyn until 2:30 O'Clock on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14

vas stated. were found valuable garments
LAGOS and cmbroideries. necklace OF pearls
which she valued at N5s. ana othel VI ii@i-
ments. She had lived in TerryViiie Only
faw months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee }


JUNE Is
AVENUE A, II: store; william Schuster
and ano 10 Samson Backmeyer; yrs from
May /, 1910; 5000; address. IL Avenue A
BROOME ST, 269; store; Jennie Levin and
ano 20 Heddy Feldmsn and ano; ] VI and
loI2 mos from June is. 1910; 200; address.
26e Broonne 81.
CROOK AVE, 1909: store. Mile Rosea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address)

with owners name and address)
JUNE Is.
THE BRONX.
I'D AVE W 8 30 II of 115th st: sty- DIX
store 15x1Oo 1917 Matthew Turnbul jr, High
bridge architect; cost $4,000; owner, LeopoLh
Guttag, S94 Jackson ave.
WEBSTER AVE s s. 175 # n OF 1I9th 81; D
stv brk tenmt 25x113.3: Goldner & Croldoefs'
70. Jackson ave. architects cost, S5o'ooo' o"her'
Adolph Wexer, 204 Bush st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14

peuben Isascs tr1s. to Lola Steinnaro''
SIT, 900. - c,andard Plumb
William Kemble to Francis
s2s67 .ya,or to William
nrnhie 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
PARK AVENUE SALE INVOLVES S1,5O0,0O0
Propery Comprises Five Eight tory Elevator Apartment Houses
and Three Large West Side Plots.


adjoining property. which it has occupied
for three years. The new plant includes
an athletic field for the boys and gym
naSium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
LONG ISLAND.
New House for Sac

Was built for owners occupancy. Co1z,s
living room. sun psrlor, dining non
laundry: five masters and Two ssnsss
rooms. three baths. hot water hsat -
full particulars from J L PH1PPs, :.
avenue Tel. 6O6S Murray Hill. or -
L. L Tel 1855 L Far RockaTay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
OUT OF CITY.

ORANGES AND FIGS ARE The BE-.
crops. Growers in Galveston -.
trict realize from $500 20 Sl,9tv s =. - I
nuaIIy. Write today for full part. a
you can. without leaving your pTss- 4
OF occupation. participate IN tnsss :, ss.--s
and later become the owner or - 4
AMI orange orchard. should YOU oss-ss--s :
your homs in this beautitui cy.-ss-. I
company is composed OF Leading o II.ss--
ness men and fruit growers q Es...S-,r
South Texas. Your investment s1 sss--,.,
cured: no speculation Highest Is
from bank officials and reliable 1ss,fS-
Booklet and literature tree.,,s
LOAN AND MORTGAGE Cu .L,a @s,ss
American Bank Building. Houseol- -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEW JERSEY 70
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-15
GETS FINE JOB VIZ !
.. AFTER BIG LOAF

WASHINGTON. D. c.. July fs.-~
From loafing around Chevy Chase
Club to the hustling job of beer in
spector' for the District of Columbia
excise board, was the shift made to-
day by F. Oden Horstmann, ciubman
and society pet Of Washington and
New York, whose physicians advised
him to do to work.
Doc. I'm getting a little too big
around the waist" said F. Oden
Horstmann. mo wonder" replied the
doctor. You ought to do something
My prescription for you--Go to work"
F. Oden took the sad news as best
he could. and bearing up under the
dismal prospect applied to friend
on the district commission and I'M
mediateiy received the appointment at
a salary of $1,000 year.
His job Is to go from saloon to bar
room and inspect the beer that Is
being sold. He hasn't told his doctor
the exact nature of his employment
yet. for fear that he would not en-
dorse 1t as cure cure for clubitis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-15
LUTHER WENDELL
DIES IN HOSPITAL
Winchester Man Who Had Made
Richmond His Home Dies in
Nirninia Hospital.

Mr.. George Luther Wendell thirty
nine years DID, died at the Virginia
Hospital Friday morning at 1880 o.
clock. The direct cause of his death
was peritonitts.
Mr. Wendell was taken from his
Apartment in Murphy's Hotel last week
ind carried to the pospitai where ON
Saturday an operation for appended
tbs was performed. IT was learned
then that he was suffering from ty
pi1ond fever and after the operation
pneumonia developed. Peritonitis set
In Thursday AFTERNOON and the end
came Friday morning while his de-
voted young wife sat by the bedside.
Coming to Richmond eleven months
agu from his home in Winchester, Va,
Il Mr.. Wendell became the manager for
+ the Ballantine Brewery Company with
Headquarters in Newark. y. j. With
his wife he lived in Murphy's Hotel
Being man OF strong personality he
readily made friends and few in the
city but who were acquainted with
him. Scores were deeply grieFed ia
learn of his uutinely death.
He is survived by his wife, who was
Miss Helen Chapline, of Sheppards
xs~is, West Virginia; and his father,
Mr.. q. A. Wendell. and two sisters.
Mrs. John Kator, of Winchester. and
Mrs j. T.. Stegner, of Newark, n. J.
While at the hospital he was treat
ed by Drs. Randolph. Dunn and Hop
/ kins.
The body was shipped to his old
home, Winchester, Friday afternoon.