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Gains 80 Pounds
in 80 Days
Remarkable Result of the NeW
FIesh-BuiIdeT PrOtOne. In Many
Cases of Rundown Men
and Women
Prove II Yourself By Sending Coupon
Below For 4 Free, soc Package

BY GeOTEe, / never saw anything
Ike the effects IF that new treatment.
Protone, for the building up Of weight
and lost nerve force II acted more
Ike a miracle than q medicine said
q well known gentleman yesterday in
speaking Of the revolution that had
taken place iB his condition. Il be
gan TO think that there was nothing
on earth that could make me fat. I
tried tonics, diEestives, heavy eating,
diets. milk. L.er. md .Lmn-L everE-
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Deaths

Mary F Way, s. years, - f street
northwest.
James Douglass i years. Government
Hospital for the Insane
Elizabeth c. GiadmOn, g years. 25ls
Wisconsin avenue
Ethelynd p Griffin. 2 years, 40 N
street northwest
Marie A Hoffman e. wears 21lo S~Hoo7
street north west
james Cannav2n. 3 years. Government
Hospital for the Insane
Edward f Gayle. - years Ebbftt
House.
Philip CostsggBi. : year. 1877 T street
northwest
Mary O'Connor. S. years Third and H
streets northeast
--nnie r. Matter, S. years f521 Gales
street northeast
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Died.

COLHOCN-On THURSDAY. January g. =q10 a.
midnight at he- apartments in the Cecil
CLARA n wife OF J Ross CoIhoUn
Friday. January a. 1910
ALO1SIJS G., the beloved husband OF
Katherine c. Jouvenal. in the tventy-sev-
enLh year OF his axe
Funeral from his fathers residence. 1925
North Capitol street on Monday. January
L. 1903. at 2 e m thence 20 St Alovsius-
Church Friends and relatives invited to
attend 1-s
HOON ETs-On Friday, January q, 1910 at his
residence 1928 Euclid street ADAM NJ
father Of William d Hoover. aged seventy
eight years
M Hoover was born IN this CITY n 1881
ana was a lifelong resident Of The O. ritaI
HIS death followed an Illness Of several
months. and was due 10 complications Of
the Kidneys He is survived by one son.
CNDERWOOD-On Friday. January L. 1910
At a. M. at Garfield Hospital. nc BERT
L UNDERWOOD. Of the Pension Bureau.
formerly OF Barry IL. aged forty-eight
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LAZY MANS OOCK

A new electrical alarm clock uses drv
batteries to ring a bell, supply a small
lucandeSCent light with current and
start fire in an alcohol lamp with a
pia unUm wire. all By completing a cir
cult when the hour h~1d touches 2
third hand set at q des, snated time
Boston transcript
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Is Peculiar to Itself. There Is
no real substitute for 1t. ANY
preparation said to be just as
good" Is inferior and yields
the dealer a larger profit.
Get Hoods SarsapariIla today In usual
liquid form or tablets called Sarsatabs
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thing else you could think OF, nut with
out result I had been thin for years,
and began 10 think Il was natural for
me 10 be that way Finally I read
bout the Temariza bic successes brought
about BY the use Of PUOLOue- so L de-
cided to try II myself Well, when l
look at myself in the mirror now ]
think il IS somebody else I have put
OF Just 30 pounds during the last month
and never felt stronger or more 'nervy'
IN ny life
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HORSE Bali.

Young Lady ION first visit to West
eru ranch}-For what purpose do you
use that coil Of line on your saddleZ
COWpunzsnC That line, as You call It.
lady. We use for catching cattle and
horses
I ask what 90 YOU use for bait2-Judge-
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The Vital Records.
Births

John f. and Ruby p. Snyder. girl.
Anton and Margaret Iva DauhakI. girl
Walter J. and Daisy NermlliiOn- bov.
Frank " and Catherine Edwards bov-
John Z and Marie r Hickey. boy
James D and Fanny E East girl
Edward L and Sarah l. Burlington.
boy.
Oliver H and Dottie Beaver, EirI.
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FREE FzCroEE COUPON

T. viii cost votI nothing 90 prove the
remarkable effects oF THIS treatment The
ProtOne Company viii send 10 anyone
free sec package Of FrCtoue II they viii
nj out this Cour-ln and enclose Ice in
stamps or silver TO help cover postage
and packing and as evidence Of good
faith. with fun Instructions to prove that
ir Goes the wo-F- They VIII also send
full Instructions md rheir book on Why
You Are Thin. free % charge. giving
facts which viii probably astonlsh YOU
II YOU want 20 put on more flesh III
cut the following coupon today Free soc
package can only be had By writing d.
rect 10 Detroit
The Protone Co. c3o5 Proto1e Bldg,
Detroit Mich
Street -----.--.-----------.----
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Marriage licenses

Ernest R J. Carter and Mary z
HaiEht, OF Washington
Ernest J. Harris. OF N Ooruau's River.
Va and Margaret O Mass. OF Wash
inEtou-
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Washington Rail-
way x Electric Company VIII be held
at the office Of the COMPANY. 18th and
East Capitol SIS, Washington, D c..
100 O'CLOCK NOON
r J. WHITEHEAD,
ja5.E,9u-I2I5 Secretary
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PROBABLY.

DO thev call EN- 10Y rides because
they make so many victims see The
s1rels2-Cieveland News
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Church Notices.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-FIrst Church OF
CHRIST. Scientist 18th and 2 sts. y. "
Services Sunday, 1o-50 g. m and D m
Subject Life Sunday school. II a m
Wednesday evening meeting s D m Public
cordissfv invited All seats free Free Read
ing room 55I Colorado Building- 1t
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL N E
CHURCH, corner John Marshall place and
Q street John Reid Shannon. minister At
II a n The Three Greatest BuIwarks OF
Our Republic and OF Our Christian Civiliza-
ton At p m. from Damascus TO
on Pastors Travels in Bible Lands)- Sunday
school and Metropolitan Bible Class $50 a
m EPvorth League. 6:4s- II
T-NTTARIAN-Au Souls Church. corner 18th
and L streets. Dr. Ulysses G. b Pierce
minister. Gas a. m, Sunday school. Ga ss
for the Comparative Study OF Religion and
Unity Study Class II a. m. morning serv-
Ice. sermon by the minister 80 D. m
Young Peopie-s Religious Onion q m
HaIlam SaundersOn- The public invited to All
services II
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES association. Pvthian
Temple 10l2 9Lh ST y w first floor 80
Hates and wife. and Mrs Williams. All
invited. II
PEOPLES CHURCH u2 East CAPITOL St.
Rec Georgia Ferguson minister Services
at II a. m; subject, Health and the Power
Of Wiling IT. 2iole study Class at 10
a III, subject. Meaning Of the Four Cos
pels-' A cordial invitation is extended. It
LUTHFRAN-Lutner Place Memorial. Tbo1a z
Circle, Lloyd g Douglas. pastor SUNDAY
School. $50; public worship IL Sermon theme
-sNQfthi as-SuCCess0r-'r G z = r,,-a,fu -
Service, s. theme. shall he Find Faith =
Special EAcsic- Free seats Strangers cor
daily welcomed It
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, Eighth and
n sts. y w Rev Samuel II Greene.
d D. pastor, $50 a. m SUNDAY school
p II BTIstOW. superintendent Public yxor-
ship with sermons BY -he pastor. Il a. n
and Prof " 4. Wilbur At 80 D. M Teach
ers- Bible Club. r. -s DAY D n Church
prayer meetings , n. Eudeavor meet
ings- Tuesday, n and Sunday $50
and 6-45 p m. All are cordially invited II
MODERN SPIRITCALISM-Is II from Earth
Heaven. OF HeII2 Do the spirits Of the Dead
Communicate With the Liviug2 This theme
viii be discussed by Pastor X - Russell.
sunday. Jan IS. 4-45 p. m. Memorial Church
cor 18th and n SIS y " Seats free All
Weiccme- Itc
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the AuaCOsLia & Potomac
River Railroad Company viii be held
at the office Of the company, 18th and
East Capitol SITS, Washington. D. c.
on SATURDAY JANUARY Is 1910 AZ
1890 O'CLOCK NOON.
r J WHITEHEAD
ia5.Z9u18I5 Secretsrr.
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stockholders OF the Georgetown & Ten
naiIytCWG Railway Company VIII be-
held at the office Of the company, 18th
and East Capitol Sts-- washington, D.
c, On SATURDAY JANUARY Is. 1919
at LOO O'CLOCK NOON
r J. WHITEHEAD
ja5.7,9,11, I3.I5 Secretary-
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FzZp ttC reI--1T IS guaranteed tn cure
AN .aer-rr itching Sind Bleeding. or Pro-
s~uJ5u= Pi ez IN - Gays money re-
fEnuCd. bec-
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AT A MEETING or THE BOARD OF
Trustees of The Washington Title IN
surance Company held January y. 1915,
a semi-annUai dividend Of Sc and an
extra dividend OF IL were declared pay
able after January 5Jrh, 1910, out of the
earnings Of the said Company for the
SIX months preceding January ], 1910
The books for the transfer Of stock viii
be closed on January 3. 1910 and remain
closed 10 January %. 1910, inclusive
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-NNUAL MEETING or THE

HE I'M LAI NEELINLI OF HE
stockholders OF the City < Suburban
Railway OF Washington viii be held ar
the Office Of the company, 18Th and East
CAPITOL SIS " Washington. d g. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY Is, 1910, a. IZ-.J
OCT OCk NOON
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PURSUANT TO SECTION / ARTICLE
TX, Of bylaws. notice IS hereby given
that the Annual Meeting OF the Stock
holders Of the Capital Traction Company
for the election Of Directors for the en-
suing year and such other businss as
may be brought before the meeting. VIII
be held at the Office OF the COMPANY
S6th and VI Streets y. W, washington
y. c, on DNESDAH, JANUARY Il
1910 at 1915 O'CLOCK A II
The polls viii be open from II O'Clock
a. II until y O'Clock noon.
h D CHAMPION.
de26-1St Secretary
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the BriEhtwoOd Railway
Company viii be held at the Office OK
the Company, I4th and East Capitol SrS-,
washington. =. c., on SATURDAY,
JANUARY Is. 1910. at Zoo O'CLOCK
NOON r. = WHITEHEAD
ja5.7.o.11,1S,15 Secretary
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Special Notices.

ANNOUNCEMENT
NOIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
on and after this date Edward FlOy
Caveriy VII represent = r Hutton &.
60 as manager OF their washington
branch office, Thomas l. Hume having
Withdrawn from the joint management
to continue the local Stock Exchange
business on his own account at 1901 r
street mort Invest
January -. 1910. ia15-10t
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the American Security
anG Trust Company VIII be held AZ its
office on the northwest corner Of Penn
svIvauia Avenue and Fifteenth Street
Northwest, IN the City Of washington,
D c. on TUESDAY. JANUARY 1Ss 1910,
H. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06
BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES

The Bank Of England note, according TO
5oidSWorth Carter, of London, who is at
the Shoreham, is the most easily forged
OF all, for 1t is the simplest, consisting as
II Goes OF black printing on white paper.
The great safeguard in our banknotes -
said Mr.. Carter, lies in the quality of the
paper, the quality of the printing and the
watermark on the paper.
TO make the actual paper is beyond the
skill Of the cleversst forger 1t is made at
a small town near London, but SO well
has the secret been guarded that the most
skllful note printers in the trade do not
understand how, though they know most
Of the ether secrets.
Note printing is one Of the highly skilled
trades, and is still virtual monopoly of
the city Of London. 1t has always been so.
the engravers and printers of London to
have their notes or their plates made. They
turn out the most beautiful printing in
Europe. Some Of it is of the most compli-
Gated description, and in this fact lies its
great safety. The steel plate itself is the
work Of many hands and many brains.
When the main design has been decided
upon, the parts Of the picture have to be
taken TO several engraverS each of whom
could not exchange his part with any Of
the others.
Your American banknoteS are works of
art" added the Englishman, but they are
much easier to counterfeit than our Eng
fish notes. Safety lies in the simplicity OF
CUR notes, while the intricate scroll work
on the American note is not only a protec-
ton against forgery, but il serves as we'll
as tie refuge of the forger. IT requires
an American note than an English note"-
Washington Herald
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ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Triluna received at their IIptoMn

HIS wife to Nicholas Lutien, Of Hanover. Ger
many: $3.50; attorneys, Amend & Amend, 1I9
Nassau st.
Hath ST 421 to AT West, 100r1 oo.1 ~ ::
Ph:llips-Juliien Realty Co to Bernard
Schneider and ano; 800; address, 81 Cooper
So East.
THE BRONX.
ARTHUR AVE, s. $50 # OF 1929 st, 81 II
x25x9S. 1X25; July !. 1904; Tommaso Giorda no and
TO August Krefft; address. 4556 Park ave.
EAST END AVE, 1ss. 25x96; 5 sly brk: June
1. 1908; August Kramer and Kathleen. his wife,
to William Massey; $4,000; attorney, William
Drummer, go Broadway.
LOCUST AVE. n S. T9s # Of Catherine st. 80
x105; January g. 1905; Aleda Poulson to Lewis
J Conlan; $1,000 address, 80 Chambers st.
sTEBBINs AVE. s. 2ss IT Of 167th st,
47-1lx7Ox47. 11xl0o; March 20. 1905; Louise. wife
OF Samuel r Parker to Ida A Gardiner. of Can
ada; 5000; attorneys. Lawyers Title Ins &
Trust Co, 100 Broadway.
WASHINGTON AV. W g. ~ # Of 1881 st.
2sx1O0: July TO- 1907: Frederick Olpp and ano
to August Kreft and ano; $500; address 4556
Park
WILLIS AVE AS, ., 25x1o5; March J. 1905;
Isidor Haber to Jennie Weed: attorney Emanuel
Jaeobus. 1872 Nassau st
22sTH ST formerly 14th ave.. s. ao5 n 9 Of
Barnes ave formerly 18th ST. 25xil4; June IL
1907: Swedish-American Realty Co to August
Brandes and John A Prigge, exrs Henry C;
Peters; $4,000: address, 234 West 150th st.
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A REMARKABLE MAINE WELL.

\ most remarkable vein of fresh water
WAS Recently obtained Burnt Coat ISL
and by E. W. Trott, Of Woolwich. while
boring an artesian well on the grounds Of
y. 4. Gushing, of White Plains. n. Y. who
has on the island erected for a summer
home a large bungalow. which is equipped
with every modern convenience. The vein
struck produces in the well a daily supply
OF seven thousand gallons of crystal pure
fresh water, which comes from an eleva-
ton Us feet above sea level the main
land. much higher than the surface OF
Burnt Coat Island, which is abouty thirty
feet above the sea level and entirely sur
rounded by the ocean to depth of eighty
feet. The water supply comes from the
mainland and follows the poorest part of
the lodges. which in this locality has a
strain much like a sponge Of dark brown
porous rock. which lies in a thickness of
from four TO fifteen feet deep.
Salt water, il may be remarked, will not
penetrate as much as fresh water.
When the drill struck the imprisoned
spring the water flowed for ten days. and
then dropped back to four feet from the
level OF the well. The water is supposed
to come twenty miles under the sea-
Rennebec Journal
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
July r

mann. $500 A..
George a. Devernann to Louise George; $500
Callinan Rouse to Mortimer Rouse; sl0O
william Henderson to Nineteenth Ward
Bank; 81
Mortimer Rouse to Sender Jsrmulowsky; 500
Leopold K aim to Henry G Peters: $4,000.
Frank A f Hogan to Charles CRETE; 81 90
George w Murray TO George w Murray
trustee: $4,000
Land Company ''B'' OF Edenwald to Ami. E
Dyer; 1854 So. ' -
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. to Thomas
Mills 1.-TWO assignments); S15, 300
Same 20 Henry Greenthai. s.. BOO
Thomas Kelly TO Edward Baunsfield and an
other: 81. "'Au az
Westehester Fire Insurance Co to Thomas ]
Kelly; 81. 200.
William F Smith and another to Abraham Z
Refs: 81 900 -
Dorsey J Miller 20 Frederick Meyer. s1oo
Alberto Borgia 10 Herman e Wagner Ss25
Frank Ghss TO Katherine Schmit.. ii Oc0
Leah cohn 10 Peter Often: 81
Netue Wolf to Thomas J Neili; 81
Elizabeth Occnnor. extrx to William c. sat
tier; 81, 500. 49,
Alexander lofts to John Sciiwarz: IS 600
Meyer Feseil TO Rose Stein: 81
Rose n Stein 10 Meyer veseli; 81
samuel Giuek TO Joseph Gluck, 81
David Price to Joseph Gluck. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06
Continued from ninth page.

Erneline stiseler and others to William Rankin;
s.. 600 address I23 West Ssth ST.
lot 81, map Penheld property. South Mount
Vernon; July 1. yrs. 6 per cent Jennie y
Scott, Of New Rochelle. 10 Henry Stote, sr:
$500: attorney. J L o Brien p West ST, Mount
Vernon. y Y.
lot 4as map 5s7 lots. part Trask estate:
July j: 3 yrs, per cent; Amelia BreIi 10 hath-
s-ine Schmidt: s1.5oo; attorney, Frank Gass,
1gi5 westchester ave West Chester. I
LOT s52 I ag gr0R ny New y yorf ch Sataos
tectory. So 15o.
LOTS 373 and sf4, map same; June 3; yrs.
3 PER cent: Albert Ascher 10 New York Catholic
Protectory: s9l7 80.
LOT 81. map New York Catholic Protectory;
m; June 3: yrS, per cent: Joseph FER
r.ra TO New York Catholic Protectory; $3.50.
LOT 2ea map land New York Catholic Pro
fectory- . N; June 3; 3 yrs: Herbert Nittges
70 New York Catholic Protecfory; $500; address.
AS Brootne st
NETHERLANp AVE. centre nns. part lot "a.
man OF Joseph Rosenthal. at RiYerdale, 120x
1876: z IN: July 3: yrs: Daniel Morrison
TO John = Thorn: $3.50 address, 25sth ST, north
of Blackstone ave.
RIvERDALE AVE. s. $50 4 Of lane Of
Abraham schernerhCrn 1zKiZsx irreg; Juy
Q; yrs: Daniel Morrison Isabella For
syth: $500: attorney Thomas , Curhbert, ~
Saesau St
SIT GEORGES CRESCENT g s. at - Gren-
afa Plsce. u sx irreg; July .: 3 yrs: Henry r
Yippold to John Heiutz, admr; $4,000: address,
1852 80 ave.
9Th AVE, n s. half iot zs7 map Wake
feld, 50xIIz: June Is: due Sept %. 1911 ger
cent; Elrioo stanganeIh to Emile Robiole;
el,g13. address. 1el East I'D St
i16TE ST. Anthony ave. IG9xsi. X
~ sxlsl; July j; ". per cent; 10th 81 and
Anthony Ave Improvement Co 10 Della G. Levy:
go. Gee: attorney, johnson Galston, 20 Wall ST.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JULY 8.

JULY s.
nth ST No IL West; Colump,a flfepfooi
Door and Trimming Co act w Browning et All
Oct 49, 1905 lcancelled); s7e5-
SAME PROPERTY; John Gl.sbrennef as'
same: Oct 90 1906 (canceied: sl2,l44-
SAME PROPERTY: p A. Bulge agt same; Oct
20 1908; $3.50
SAME PROPERTY; Paul Hellmann ast same
Oct 20 1908 (cancelIed); 200
SAME PROPERTY: Otto sfrack III same oc'
20 zoos (cancelled): SIS, 165
SAME PROPERTY; Nicholas kessef as'
same; oct 81 1909 cancelled: 1850
SAME PROPERTY; Frank Voishtmans z pm n,
eroy ast same; Oct q. 1905 tcanceheo)' soo' o.
SAME PROPERTY; F J steckcnreiter ast
game; Oct 81 1908 feancelled); Si5
SAME PROPERTY; J F steckenrs'fer ag'
same: Oct Fl, 1905 {cancelled); &l.25o 40.
SAME PROPERTY; Nathan Hirssnhoyn OF Al
est same Oct %. 1908 tcancelied,; VIZ 20.
SAME PROPERTY: James mccarthy as' same
Oct % 1907 Cancelled; 1915 ~
SAME PROPERTY; Joseph Krulisoh ast same;
Oct g. 1908 (cancelled): 1852
SAME PROPERTY: same ast same; Oct 70
1908 Cancelled; S135.
SAME PROPERTY; Harry Geloer ass same
Oct 81 1905 1caneelled): $50
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FACTS FROM THE CONSULS

About IS per cent of the men and women
III France fifty years old are property own
ers- For persons under forty years the
proportion Is not SO large On a general
average. everybody in France over forty
years old possesses 1929. double that
amount for q married couple.
Rubies, opals, crystallized quartz, onyx
tale, gypsum and earth suitable for max
ing porcelain have been found in the
sparsely peopled territory Of Los Andes
argentina.
Corea produces about s., 100000 worth OF
tobacco each year by primitive methods
which the Japanese are expected to i'm
proye.-Consular Reports.
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

EIGHTH AVENUE-W. II. Archibald SOLO 1oi
the Van Siclen estate the five story apartInen,s
house No. 349 Eighth avenue. on plot ZoAoi
feet
PATH STREET-William H. Archibald sold 20
n client for investment No. All West gath street
four story dwelling house, on a plot Nlo1S0'S
feet.
18th STREET-Henry D Winans & May
and Fred w. Jones. jr.. sold for MIS- CathaFii.e
Devlin No. 1e3 East I4th street ana 1or Me eI
r De Leeuw TO the Hyde Realty Company NOS
I65. 161 and 16a East f4th street.
18TH STREET-Eva Workman sold No 10
East 10Th street. a four story and basement
dwelling house. lot 15N1oc.5 feet. between
Park and Lexington avenues.
THE BRONX.
CATHARINE STREET-The Sound Realty
Company sold Oscar Messert, through NJ A.
Shopland & Co. the plot. 5Gx96 feet, on the
west side Of Catharine street. 100 feet south OF
242d street.
ARTHUR AVENUE-John r. & Oscar L.
Foley sold for client to David kraus the plot
at the northeast corner Of Arthur avenue and
ls1st street. 46x1ox9o feet The buyer will i'm
prove with apartments.
WESTCHESTER AVENUE - Andrew Hally
side of Westchester avenue 200 feet west of
Pugsiey avenue.
CLAY ANENUE-William II. Mahifch sold,
through Rudolph Sprenger to William and Carrie
Bankamrner the six story apartment house No.
LAS Clay avenue. plot 403yS0 feet: also
TO Sophie NJ. II. Wahlers the similar house No.
l244 Clay avenue.
ROBBINS AVENUE-Smitt & Phelps sold the
vacant plot, 1U5x15 feet. northeast corner Of
chaser will improve with two five story apart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06

the Citizens Savings Bank; $4,000: address, IS
Bowery.
ST MARKS PLACE, 2sx12o; tty brk: Jan
10. 1907 Morris and Jacob Janos to Stanislaus y
Tuckman: $4,000: address. 800 Broadway.
I'D AVE; 1879. % 11xse: I sty brk; July 4;
1907; Frank A Schwintek Isabella Unger and
George Peyser; s., 500: address, see ID
22D ST, IS East. 2sx9s9: sty brk: Feb IS.
1910: Flemish Realty Co 10 William Forbes Nor
gan jr. trustee s7oeoo address. % East slst ST
ODD ST, 10 East % 10xas g. sly bri; March
., 1910; Flemish Realty Co TO William II Mar
tin; SAG, oo0; address, SO Pine ST
ED ST. IL East. 81; 1ox9ss; sty brk; FEB 2,
1899: William N Martin 10 the Bank for Savings
Of the City of New York: $4,000: address 2so
4th
1908: Kaspar and Charles H Muller TO Benjamin
n Martin and oths. exrs; $1,000; address, zso
West 18th st.
18TH ST. $. bet 1st and ID aves. known 2. a. as
No 90 on Ludlam map, bounded on by Zoth
St by lot 6s. on e by 10, 100 on a Sy iot so;
ipkc june 20. 1905: Leopold Roth to Adolph
PaweI; 5000: address. 27i Broadway.
s5TH ST. 2s5 West. sty brk; 1909; Oct S
10 1906: Theresa BaumanB TO the Greenwich
Savings Bank; $4,000; address. 246 9th ave
ADD ST. 257 west. sty brk 25x one-haf
block Dec IT, laGs x Samuel BANG hem sg ana
Phiibin. president and ] H Waring. secretary
SO 900: address. CSC Hsth ave.
81 2xl07x3f: Oct 10. 1905; Ada NJ Ramos and
others to Morris Goldberger; $4,000; ad-
dress. % Clarkson st
bBTf i, -1D EfEts slF DIX, ~o1ioo-o.
90 1896; August Werckie and sno TO Charles
/ Kroner; $1,000: attorneys. Adolph Henry
Block 43 Nassau st.
ssTH ST. AZ East, sty brk, 2s4xso s
Thomas G Patten to the Irving Savings lnsu-
tuition, $4,000; address 1l5 Chambers St
s6TH ST, as East. sty brk, IS. 4x8os
Jan "a 1910; same to same; $4,000; address.
same above.
s6TH ST. 413 East. sly brk. 25.4s9o.s: Jan
"a 1910; same TO game; $4,000; address
scrt, ST 5os East. 4 stv brk csx1o2 2: Aug
J. 1900; John G GoebeI and to Emily II
HaFrub; sl4 500: attorneys. Sackett Lang.
| 80 Nassau st.
ssTH ST So6 East. sty brk. 25x1ooS
June 20 1908; Marie Theuer to Kate Schtck :;
! 81 600: attorney, Samuel Cohen, $50 Broad
/ way.
| e1sT ST. IS West. sty brk. 2oK1oos; Nov
/ %. 1902: Jacob Pier 10 Annabel Jaeger,
$4,000: attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust
J 60. I76 Broadway.
18Th ST, POI West. sty brk. cor Am
! steraam ase 81. ax25.g; Charles l. f Cody to
Henry B lNechsler; $1,000; address. 81 West
/ 10th
lO4TH ST 100 West, sry brls e5n10o. II ::
June 27. 1905, John c Gsrtei.nan and Dora.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06
HIGH PRICES FOR LOTS.

Swift bidding and record time were made
a. the auction sale conducted by Joseph p
Day at Far RockaHay yesterday OF seven
large residential plots and a three story
house On Franklin and Ocean avenues near
Channel avenue, the property of j A. Elm
stein The entire property changed hands
IN q little over half an hour. a plot con-
sisting Of nine lots and the house, and an
other plot adjoining, consisting OF five and
q half lots. were bought by John J. GIlroy
son Of ex-Mayor Thomas f. Gilroy, the
first for s2llo0 and the second for s.. 500.