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The engine bells changed and the chit shook to
the throb OF the screws Rapidly she gathered way
Another shot from the battery on the cliff Kissed
over her. and still another wide Then turn
in the channel hid her and shielded her from
further danger
1t was not till half hour later that it was found
that Professor Shishkin had disappeared
CHAPTER XVII
A I full speed and without lights the Sea Spume
rushed through the darkness threading her way
among the islands by the faint light OF the stars re-
Elected from the dancing water. Her course was
perilous in the extreme. At any moment an unseen
rock might rise in the way and bring her to hope
less ruin. But delay more perilous than rocks
and the staunch Sea Spume sped tirelessly on her
way.
Marie Ftzhugh was responsible both for the
speed and the course. AS he yacht dashed from the
inlet into open and veered southwark she
climbed the bridge, where Captain Wilson and
Caruth standing.
North. North! for your life. captain" she cried.
Captain Wilson grasped the engine Dom indicator.
why north?" he demanded. Stockholm lies south
west.
I'VE can never reach Stockholm. What, Do you
think escape is to be easily made? No No,
Russia has gone too far to stop The path to
the east and south-the path any foreign port
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the cabin and me with this tele-
phone harness on my head. Just
you wait, and" Excitedly he
devoured her with Lis eyes.
Brightly she blushed, and rest
lessly she moved. Then she
pressed a button on the wall. Il
am going to send for Mr.. Will
kins and Miss Shishkin to come
and hear the news with us. she
explained. I'VE owe Mr.. Wilkins
an apology for distressing him.
When the steward entered, she
sent him to find the two and ask
them to come to the cabin.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
"BATHTUB TRUST" PROBE
Alleged Illegal Agreement Ex-
planned at Pittsbnrg.

Pittsburg. oct. 21-Covernment inVestiga-
fion into the so-cslled ''Bathtub Trust was
begun here to-day before Lindsay c. Spen-
Ger, Of Baltimore. who was appointed ex-
aminer by the United States Circuit Court
Grosvenor. special assistant to Attorney
General Nickersham. is representing the
government. while Herbert Noble. of New
York Hartwell p Heath and Frank G.
WALES are attorneys for the defendants,
who are the Standard Manufacturing Com
panv of this city and fifteen other corpora
tions
Charges of violating the antitrust law
are made by the government. Edward I.
Wayman of this city. as a witness to-day
told OF an agreement he drew UP. and
which the sixteen defendants signed. in
which the corporations agreed a penalty
for the violation OF regulations controlling
the marketing Of their products.
Nayman identified a copy of these agree
agreement. in which lie was named as
hcenSer. IL was adduced that of lle fur
naces in operation the licensees paid the
ncenser q royalty Of s. a day on each fur
mace for the use Of various patents When
the hoensee observed his contract. however.
II WAS provided that the fcenSer return 50
per cent OF the original amount paid by
the NcenSee. rebate.
WaNman al. showed that the sixteen
defendants could not sell any sanitary ware
in the United States without first having
q contract with him He viii resume bis
testimony Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
MECHANICS LIENS.

ppo.DwaY s = cor $50 81. 10Jx194, III
:, E1ber e 90 ast Mary A Fitzgerald o% 1er' ,en
g + 6;rav Construction Co contractor, slo-+-'-
IONGwooD AVE. W cor Barry st. tSSlCo' w
Harry McGiade agt Downey construction o.
owner and contractor: Sfi9 -
9sTH ST. SIS tn 534 West: Joseph Cudrack
.1f Realty Co Of 26th Street. owner Archl-
ftcturaI t,ornice and Skylight Works contrac-
tor; $685.. 80
$D ST. West. cor Thompson ST Z3xlo":
Toscsnu Bros aRt .'ohn Doe. o"HSi' NeiI
Cork. contractor: S''
ST. AIMS AVE. 80: United Plumbers sup
r1v GO aCt John Wein. owner; IhornaS h4ii-
ley. contractor; 80 ~
SAME PROPERTY. Thomas Hanley ast
Jobn Vein owner; Mglltgan- CONTRACTOR
$3.50
AUDUBON AVE. 2eT to 233; Otis Elevator
co agt Heights Towr construction ~ '
and contractor; Sl.2f5.
44TH ST. 31S 315 East; Herman nur- @
w1:z aSt -- Levy, owner, Ike ochaP''"' c'''
tractor s+'- . 80
MADISON ST. n . cor Jefferson st. . loxso:
Nicolo Rao ct al agt Louis snNlsky o. '""
Jacob SpeCtor. contractor S-''-
ESSEN ST. ITO to 1871: Interboroush Sasn
and Door 90 aSt Abraham Newman owner
solomon D MULTI. contractor. $40
ss7u ST 3nS West: Joseph a smith aSt
Rosa I,asser. owner and contractor. slZN ~, "
ST. NICHOLAS AVE. " cor TIC -, I',,H ~
Of 6: zoe Marshak aSt John Doe' oNHe'' IL
FroehIich. contra ctor: S9H
,saTt4 ST. s97 East: state Lumber Co ast
yacbuIer Realty and Construction 20, ONHei >
Mcnernitt & Garrigan, contractors si''o.
1atST ST. :. 30 IT Of Hughes ave. o t2N
%: Michael Affair ct al agt OrweH Nedi'S '
owner and contractor Si|V
1xTrRyAIE AVE. intersection wilkins p
,1iv1Sn ix3je4. ZingaIes Construction 90 az
Daysd Herman Construction 90, OWES 20
contractors: David Herman. contractor S''NN
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
OCTORER IN.

OCTOBER II.
George A SteInmuller TO Ida Frank: s1O2p-
Seldom May to stephen VI Yesman. ~.
Mary Johnson 20 James G Thomas; Sl'-s
Ellen Priess TO Dorey Realty 60. s1cp
Dorey Realty co 20 Robert ward. tr. sioV =
William r Hockey. Incorporated. 20 Afreo z
Gibson. 81. ,-x...-s
Royal Holding 20 70 New byc>ufh Ah0n'0
CO. ss5s 81 e.
George 4, Lewis to Jesse s LfAmoreaux: 81
William Forbes to Agnes " Forbes. sf.'V
Edgar Finn 20 General ThsoloSicsd os sem
nary or Protestant Episcopal Church; Sl,"g
Aaron Goodman to State Rank assts' 81
Emile Dupre to John Hart; 5000 ~.
Century Mortgage Co 70 United States Si"I'-
gage and Trust Co. S21.j0o- ,,,,.-.
Edwin a Ely 70 estate Gustsve a Naiier'
Warv johnson to Jacob scheer. 800
Martin s Lynch to Jane VI Niles sou A..
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 20 ~
Lawyers Mortgage 60. S10AO-
Same 20 same; S22J. 900
same to same. S32. 900 .r.
benjamin BenensOn 70 Wilhelmtna mo'-''
s4 900 r,,,,t,.
Gomez: $4,000 .x..
Same to Csmmann 81 al. trustees
anna Moldenke and ano. executriees. 20
81 Peters German Evangelical Lutheran CHURCH.
$4,000. - o .ss...
s11. .O55. o... ,,or,
gage Co: 5000 ,.-.
Hamilton Securities Co to Manhattan Mortgage
CO. 3 assts: 81 --,.s.~.
Max Seliz ~ al, executors 10 lHeO4O'0
Schroeder slO.0 COO. oo
simon A Hirschbaum to LEO Calm: 500
Macmillan Morzenthau, tr, TO knickeroooaer
Trust co. SI2OSO. , g. 80
TIenry Ludwig fr 10 Henry NeubaCh- s9o'1
Narv ] RYAN to Harry Bachrach. SJ,Ob9
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
MUST PAY MOTHER $4,000.
Daughter Won Affections of
Stepfather and Married Him.

Milwaukee, oct. Sl--Mrs. Johanna Hus-
selmann received an award of So 500 dam
ages from Fer daughter. the wife of DR..
Wilhelm Becker. in the Circuit Court to-
day in a s25.eo0 alienation of affection suit
of mother against daughter.
Mrs Husselmann and DR.. Becker were
married in Chicago on March Il. 1900. She
was then forty-siX years old; he was thirty
one. She had two daughters. One of them
was Mrs Hattie Bott. aged twenty-siX
years Mrs Bott then living in ST
Paul Her husband was DR. Henry c. Bott.
Shortly after the mtrriage Mrs. Bott came
to Milwaukee TO visit al the home OF her
mother and her new stepfather. The result
was that on September %, 1905 Mrs Becker
and her husband separated. On November
3. 1906. Mrs. Becker got divorce. resumins
the name OF Husselmann-
On November 9. 1905. Mrs. Bott began sui
for divorce from DIR. Bott. She got the d.
vorce on November "a 1907 Five days
later. according to testimony, Mrs. Bott
and her stepfather were married.
The mother said among other things tha'
her daughter "wilfully, maliciously ana
wickedly'' gained the affections OF pr
Becker and sought to entice him TO desert
his wife
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
LEASE SIXTH AVE. STORE
Washington Candy Company TO
Paw a Rental of 100000.

DApzer Rrothers have leased for the SlAIil
Avenue Realty Company to the "aSi'iiis
ton Candy Company the mldole s'ote III
the Donald Building. No, hS1 SlX'h avenue,
southwest corner of 32d street, FOR a Iei III " u
wears at an aggregate rental OF S-VV.VV'-
The lessee paid an average rental OF al d
square foot for the premises. a recoro pllCe
for a Sixth avenue corner IN TINS ols'i i''
The figure is interesting as an ndlcauoh VI
the big increase in values in the PennSNi-
vania district Ames & Co. we're aSSo-
ciated brokers.
He'll & Stern have leased for the Regent
Construction Company 10 Harry hltzihger
& Co. the eighth and ninth lofts, comprls-
ing about 10000 square feet of space IN the
new building at No a to 90 West -Sth
street for a term of years
CHRISTOPHER Schierloh has leased the nrst
floor at No. 1853 Broadway for business
n,Irposes: also the dwelling house at NO.
55q West 57th street for Frederick van
Wyck to a Mrs Moore. also the store at
No 229. Eighth avenue for the Heuer es-
tate and the first floor at No. 136 West iZd
street to a Mr Burns, and the store ana
basement at No 2S7 Sd avenue.
Frederick Fox & Co have leased from
the pIans for the Regent Construction
Company the ninth. tenth ana eleventh
lofts. containing 10000 square feet of space
in the new twelve story mercantile bulidlhs
being built at No. 44-50 West 18th street
The lessees are Harry kitzinger IL Co.,
manufacturers of cloaks and SUITS ana
Scbulang & Amazee manufacturers OF
fr,rs The same brokers have now leased
70 O00 square feet of space in this building.
four lofts having recently been leased by
them to Rosenthal Brothers Co. manufact-
urers of waists.
Burton Thompson has leased to the
United Five and Ten-Cent Stores. lncor-
porated a store at Nos. and 10 West Roth
street for ten years from December l.
Shaw e. Co. have leased for Harry H
Herche No. 227 Lenox avenue, a four story
dwelling. for term of years.
j. F. Reade has leased for Henry Corn
the store and basement at Nos. As and 81
East DIST street
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
EMBEZZLERS CAPTURED?
The Acapulco Arrests-Recovery
of $1,000 Reported.

Acapulco. Mexico. Oct. SL-DescrlpuohS
given hv a detective agency cause the be
lief that two of the men who were arrested
on their arrival here on the schooner Kate
Saturday arc Wilson B. Evans, abscond-
ing teller of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank of Los Angeles. and H. Hamburn. an
alleged accomplice. il is said that S1l,Oo
has been recovered.
The matter of the arrests of the men mas
been taken up by the government with
Washington direct.
The Kate came into port to take on a
supply of gasoIene. and three passengers
giving the names of Harry Ham, o. Carl
son and Dan Archer. were taken into GUS
todv as suspected persons on the theory
that they might have been implicated IN
blowing up The Los Angeles Times
building.
The captain. Swan Engdethe, ana Auolph-
son. the engineer. were placed under guard.
The CAPTAIN said that he had been engaged
to take the schooner from San Francisco
TO Galapagos Islands. off the coast OF Peru
and Ecuador He was to receive $3.50.
The police examined to-day the prisoners
I'm the light of descriptions furnished py
a private detective agency of the fugitive
Evans and Hamburn, and it Is helleVeu
that the identification was sufficient.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
LARGE SALES ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
One Deal Results Change of Ownership to the Whtehouse
New Apartment Structure


Inc tracing in the real estate market
Yesterday resulted in a change Of owner
ships TO several large Manhattan prop
critics.
$4,000 investment was the purchase
by Rosenberg e. Young from the Barnard
Realty Company, Alonzo b. Kight presi-
dent. the Whitehouse a six-story elevator
apartment house. at the northwest corner
of St Nicholas avenue and 1I2d street. on
plot fronting 94.6 feet on the avenue and
100 feet in the street
The structure was finished last year and
is from plants by Mr.. Kight
Two other big deals Washington
Heights were also reported: Ennis e. Sin
mott bought through f. H. Ludlow &
Co from the St. Johns Park Realty Com
pany tJames II. Cruikshank) 56S West liSd
street. ive-story triple fat. on plot
31.6Xl0o, 100 feet west of Audubon avenue
The buyers recently purchased two houses
adjoining from Mary P. Satterlee through
the Charles F. Noyes Company. and now
control a frontage of 1926 feet
Calder Nassoit 6, Lanning sold for j.
Corridor 10 an investor the five-story dou-
Bile fat 1870 West 149th street. on lot 25x
10111, opposite the Woman's Hospital.
The principal midtown transaction was
the leasing of the Holland House, dl tHe
southwest corner of Fifth avenue and Goth
street. to the Holland Operating Company.
of which G. s. Wood. of Boston, is head.
The lease is for term of ten years with
renewals, from May /, 1911 at which time
the present lease expires. The building Is
ten stories high and stands OF a plot
qS qx15O The aggregate rental will be
about 100000.
1t has been rumored several times III
the last year that the present tenant
Gustav Baumann. was about to take ne"
quarters. Last fall negotiations were
under way by him for new and larger
hotel TO be built on the Thompson-StarreI'
Company's property. at the southwest cor
ner of Madison avenue and 42d street ana
this summer it was reported that the HOT
land House would locate on the east slde
of Madison avenue. between 4@d ana 44'h
streets on property owned by the Ne"
York Central Railroad.
The Aubrey q. HutCheson properly dI
Hempstead. Long Island was solu aI
ancti6o YESTERDAY at the Real Estate EN-
change salesroOms Nos. II and 10 NeSeS
street TO William {. GrlSWold LOT go
250 The tract comprises ninety nine anu
one-half acres, and the blo9lns eenn anS
quickly reached Sl,oWO at WIN" ne
was struck down. .n lots
Vr Kennedy also disposed of ten lots
on Monroe nlace at Hampstead square 70
Inbn p Pickering and a. q. Patterson dI
prices ranging from s195 to S2V.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
RECORDED LEASES.
with lame and address Of lessee.D
OCTOBER 81.
MANHATTAN

AVENUE - 20: Michael ] Adrian co to Solo
mon Klelnhaus: 3 yrs from May l. 1910. 81 500:
address g6 Avenue ..
LEXINGTON AVE. 1921 cyrus G Miller TO
81 100. address 1927 Lexington ave.
PROSPECT AVE. s OF Longwood ave,
south store: August Rrakmann 10 George
Kemna yrs from Sept !. 1903: Sl50s. address.
7S4 Prospect ave.
WEBSTER AVE. 1893 Of lT3d st:
Magdalena Kolbeck 10 John Dahmlos 10 yrs
from Oct 10. 1910. 81 500 81 100. address, 144
East 18th st.
I'D AVE s6s: Jacob Morch. executor. etc. TO
Frank .Schnittjer; ? yrs from MAY /. 1911:
So 100: address. 666 Sd ave.
Sd AVE, 1915: Henrietta Knoll and sno to
Frank Gruenewald. yrs from Dec Z. 1910, 5000
and $3.50. address. 121b Sd ave.
9TH AVE. $40; Teresa J ODcnohue 10
Charles Lehrenkraus; 10 WIS from Nov l. 1910;
81 OcG 20 s50s) address $50 4th ave.
9Th ST. GO East. store. John r Volek 10
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
MOTHER WOULDN'T CONSENT
So Boy Who Wanted TO Wed Girl Is
Sent Away TO Sing Sing.

Judge Nulqueer sentenced Caspar Kara
beck. seventeen years old. to from two and
6 half 10 FIVE wears in Sing Sing yesterday
Rarsbeck had been convicted by a jury
upon complaint OF Sophie Pafiik also sev-
tnteen years old
I want 10 marry Sophie. and am ready
20 10 50 nov. with my mothers consent 80
tafd Caspsr. before sentence was imposed
VIII you consent 10 the marriage OF your
cor and this giTi2'' asked Judge Mulqueen
I never viii consent 10 his marrying
her" replied the mother Probation Off
ters src Assistant District Attorney Dele.
lsnfV tried 70 convince he mother that By
withholding her consent she was sacrificing
her con 70 serve a long term ~ prison.
Sentence was thereupon imposed. and the
Koung man WAS led away TO prison
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
WOMAN DBFIEs ROBBERS GUN
Her Cries Bring Husband to Her As
eiStance and Lively Scuffiing Ensues.

Mrs. Mary Piscietta. who lives on the sec
ond floor at No. 475 East 1i5th street. was
attacked by burglar YESTERDAY afternoon
and had to face a revolver. but she was
Quick to act, and her cries brought her
husband. VINO. revolver in hand, rushed
from another room and covered the intruder
with it, lowering his weapon. the man
srrang upon Piscietta, and at the same
time another burglar grappled with Mrs.
FiScietta.
The four struggled for several minutes.
when the burglars broke away and made
for the street. The couples cries attracted
several patrolmen and number OF cltlzehs:
and after chase of several blocks one or
the men was apprehended in a hallway Al
143d street and Alexander avenue.
He was arraigned before Magistrate ker-
nochan. in the Morrisania court. where he
gave his name as George Mar1no. OF No
2lS Eliza beth street. He was held In S:S"
hail for examination tomorrow morning
on a charge of attempted ROBBERY
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
OCTOBER 81.

e5TH st. 222 East: Charles II Fenicnel ss'
r2srns+ Zfcherman ct al faction 70 torecIose Ai1
chanics' Uens}: attorneys. Cohen Brothers-
PERRY AVE " s s23 IT II OF 2O6th 81. - lox
os ay irreg. Van Nest Wood Working 20 aet
church of St Brendan ct al faction 10 deClaTs
UerI. attorneys Goldsmith. RosenthaL MorK q
Baum. -
seTH ST : :. $50 n Of 9th ave. 2539sa g.
West side Bank agt Lizzie HAIL tnotice OF Ievyl'
attorney. W simon
18th ST 90 East: County Holding 60 agt
Lewis 4 Mitchell ct al foreclosure OF mts)' at
tornevs Merrill & Rogers
RIDGE ST and 4: Division ST. 29s and $50:
state Rank azt Urry Goodman 81 el foTeclosure
NJ mtg: attorney. J A Kohn.
NINFORD PI n 5. 200 IT Of 1T2d st. 1OSy
100 Alfred f Gibson agt Aqueduct Construction
90 81 al foreclosure Of Mtg. attorney n Du-
binsky.
LISBON PI. s. so IT Of Cadiz pl. 25xtOe;
NarIsIena Haas agt T Francis Flood foreclosure
of mtg): attorney. Klein
2O7TH ST n :. 125 II Of White Plains rd.
75x75: RuggerO Stanchna agt David O'Hars
ct al faction TO fOreclOse mechanics henl: at
torney w a Keating.
T3D ST 221 East; John BOzzufh aSt Minnie
Cioldstein ct al foreclosure Of Mtg: attorney. @
Zarbarina
DIVISION ST. 2s and 80; Louis Rapaport agt
Samuel Epstein ct al partition. attorneys
GoldfOgle. Cohn & Lind
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
BANKS LEASE NOT SOLD.

report was printed yesterday that the
Greeley Square Hotel Company. which is
going TO erect a MOTEL on the McAlpin
estate property a Broadway. 33d and 34th
streets. had bought tine lease of the Mutual
Bank to the ground floor I'm the old Alpine
apartment house. at the northeast corner
Of Broadway and 33d street.
II was also said that the hank would
erect a new home at Nos. AZ and 81 West
S3d street. which II purchased about three
weeks ago for itself.
The report was unfounded
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
BUYS 100000 ACRES COAL LAND
Consolidation Company Plans to In
crease Capital by S15,000,000.
nv Telegraph 10 The Tribune. |

Baltimore oct. 31-The Consolidated
Coal Company has bought one hundred
thousand acres of coal lands in the Elk
horn field Of Kentucky. for which il will
pay s4.5Oo. 600 in stock at par. As the
stock is now selling at s112 a share. the
transaction represents S5.040.000. Clar-
ence W. Watson, president, and Jere II.
WheelWright. Yice-president of the com
pany. were in New York to-day arranging
for increasing the Companys capital
1t is understood that both stock and
bonds will he issued and that the amount
will lie in the neiEhborhood of S15.000.0Oo,
With the latest purchase the company
coal lands holdings are increased To three
hundred thousand acres.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

OCTOBER 81
v.srTINCTON AVE S. - n OF la.'tn 81 81,
robn Mari Construction 60 agt Ettie Ho'hehO'
- al. pee = 1899 (caacelledb: s7'3 30
Cp,,,rpC.v PARK EAST. 81 10 -: Monroe
NJ 1!oIdin~ agt C;ramercy Park Club et al Aus -
1910 (canCelled,, S593 "a
SAME, PROPERTY; same azt same AUs -
1910 cancelled. $3.50 "a a..
---,r-r, .y-r- y . cor 10th ST Barney
c,,r's~,I3er at C,arvI a Montgomery sept : l'l'
tby bondl: s365
EAGLE AVE. S24 and SIS; WiiiiaIn io,o q e sSS ~
IL, sz+ IoFr Raenev ct al: July .. 1910: 81 o''
coI-TuF,RN BOULEVARD. :. 1Io n OF OF
,cS.L e. PsrI StIyastrf agt Schoefer CONSTRUCTION
80 81 al: oct a. 1910. $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
TO CARE FOR CHILDREN.

Justice Mccall yesterday appointed
Francis Cooper Lawrence. of Pau, France.
committee Of the persons and Of the es-
tates of his daughter Fannie. Lady Yer
non and of his son, William Garner Law
renee both incompetent. Fhe estates of
which the father will have charge were
left 10 them in 1905 by their mother, Mrs.
Frances Adelaide Lawrence. Lady Yer
non whose husband was Lord George
Vernon and her brother were adjudged
insane by A French court at Pau last
March Lady Vernon has two children.
Fanny Raoul-Duval and Frank Lawrence
Vernon.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate sales were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesrooms Nos. IA and 16 Vesey
street:
By Bryan l.. Kennedy.
TRACT Of 1914 acres. with dwlgs and out
buildings at Hampstead Long Island: estate of
Aubrey { Hutcheson: vol sale. to William G
Griswold for S12e $50
HUDSON PI. 2 s. 100 II n Of Graham ave.
Hampstead Square. Long Island. ten lots each
2nXiU9; also ten sbuttnE lots Monroe pI, vol
sale sold at from $3.50 to s205 each.
71ST ST. n s. 220 n of 18th ave. Brooklyn.
20xlG0 vacant: vol sale. to William Boland
for $500
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

ST. NICHOLAS ANENI E-The Barnard Realty
Company. Alonzo h Kight, president, has
sold to Rosenberg e. Young the Whitehouse, a
six story elevator apartment house, at the north
west corner Of ST. Nicholas avenue and lI2d
street on plot fronting 9i.6 feet on the avenue
and 100 feet the street
BID STREET :. Patten and j. l.. Van
SAINT have sold to a client of Ames & Co. No
14s East 33d street. a three story dwelling. on
lot 1875 feet, between Lexington and Third ave
list STREET l. J. Phillips & co. have
sold for the Greenleaf estate No III East list
street a four story dwelling. on lot 20x102 :
feet Som Brothers the purchasers
I73D STREET Ennis & Sinnott have bought
through f. H. Ludlow & Co. from the st.
Johns Park Realty Company Games H. Cruik-
shanlD No. 563 West i73d street a five story
triple flathouse. plot 81 6x100 feet, 100 feet
west of Audubon avenue. The buyers recently
purchased two houses adjoining from Mary P.
Satterlee. through the Charles +. Noyes Com
pany. and now control frontage Of l12-6 feet
10TH STREET. alder Nassot & Lanning
have sold for J. Corridor to an investor the
five story double nathouse No. 100 West 149th
street. on lot 25xl0o II feet opposite the Wom-
ans Hospital
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
OCTOBER 81
MANHATTAN

OCTOBER 81
MANHATTAN.
DIVISION ST. n s. whole front oet"e-n 60
r-orsvtb and EIdridge SITS; for sty oTk lS[ a.
tory, an 11x55 sx41 .sx irreg; julius KeaiIy 40
9oo r2roadUav owner. Ammerfeld g o'ecAiei' 10
1.rton square architects. cost. s1VVo
THE BRONX
1-sTt5 ST " cor Of Monterrey ave, foT
go, brL store and tenmt. 20xS-1; Bensen q q
80 o9ta Valentine ave. owners; Scnaeier
Jaeger 4Of fremont ave. archltectS' I'
SO. OO0 -. -
FOX ST. = 800 n SIS in Of 1fs5d s5:i,i s,; lV .,
civ : stv tenn1ts. 4OxSe1 each: MllIIdIn lam n
0esting 90 qs5 Fox St owner. Harry / ftoWeL.'
"a ave and 149th ST. architest' totaI cost
s1sOO0O
1soTH ST = 66 It " Of Prospect ave; bs,I =
s+y brlS store dwelling and amusement Ie,l' ~.
"a nSx1Oo- g. C;aIiana & Son. HflS ProspecC
owners. NJ " Del Gaudio. 4Ol fremont ave-
architect; cost. $4,000
RATHGATE AVE. $. 50 fl ? IN n .,'t oI " eI1 mn
go ave for a stv brk store. amusement . Hal
Ga bau 50x1NJ: Hannah McGrath- 1872 'Iutul.a '.
nj owner; L. Howard. 1851 Carter ave archl'eo''
cost. 5000. -,o~--
MADISON ST 900. % a > sty ana oaselLIe,ie ..
+ernt- T Bitterrnan. 81 West 12Sth -. ~ oNnei
n ZIst 90 Grand St architect. cost. soVo"
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
WRITES TO WIFE; LOSES MIND.

An elderly man, neatly clad, VINO Is sur
ferine from loss of memory, is in charge
of the Jersey City police. He can recall
that he WAS once a prosperous real estate
dealer in Manhattan, but made some bad
Investments ami his wife left him: that he
had inst mailed letter 10 his wife seeking
a reconciliation when the mental lapse
c1irred and he has forgotten his own name
and cannot recall that of his relatives, their
home lr business address.