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Evening journal., 1910-03-03
SAVE THIS PRESCRIPTION
Good Home Made Remedy for
Kidneys, Bladder and Liver.

The following prescription is prob
ably used more than any other for
kidney bladder or liver trouble. MiN
together six ounces good, pure gin
and,one-half ounce fluid extract buchu
then add one-half ounce muraX COM
pound. Take this mixture in doses
of one to two teaspoonfuls three tim Is
a day after meals. This prescription
quickly relieves and cures the most
stubborn cases and prevents serious
trouble like chronic rheumatism, dia-
betes and Bright's disease. The aoov'
ingredients can be secured from any
good druggist
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
SMYRNA COUPLE
MARRIED 50 YEARS

SMYRNA, Del. March s.-Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Taylor were surprised We'd
'nesday evening Of last week on attending
the Presbyterian Church by finding a
largo party Of their friends there. and the
lecture room brilliantly lighted and dec
GRATED. II was the occasion Of Mr., and
Mrs. Taylor's fftieth wedding annivor-
rary. They were presented with hand
some cnt glass vase filled with flowers.
MATTERS Of greeting and congratulatlon
from '1or1ncr pastors were read
Evening journal., 1910-03-03

Route 10 Dover:-Over Market street
bride, turn to right at intersection with
New Castle road. continue along State
road past state Hospital. State Road
station, through KirSwood, over Sum
init bridge at canal. through Middle
town. Blackbird, Smyrna and straight
road TO Dover. Il practically is a
straight road from Wilmington to
Dover; distance, fifty miles. fairly
good road most Of way in favorable
weather.
II desired, the route can be taken
through Elsmere. turn to left at
Prices Corner, on through Marshall
ton TO Newark, down depot road
through Cooch's Bridge and Glasgow
on 10 Summit bridge; thence follow
State road on to Middletown and rest
Of the route. The road to Summit
bridge by way OF Newark is ten miles
longer than by direct State Road TO
Summit bridge, but is excellent ma
cadam road nearly to Summit bridge.
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
sRowNsoN MAY
YET PLAY BASEBALL

Although Brownson Library Associ-
alton will not be attached to any Of
the local baseball leagues this season.
John NJ Mulrooney. president OF the
association. says the organization will
play ball.
II is Mr.. Mulrooney's plan 10 have inde
pendent Philadelphia teams meet
Brownson here in Saturday games. AS
yet, however, no definite plans have
been made BY the association
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
shots by aThat,s Him.

Shots by That's Him."
Those first few moments were hard
on our nerves.
Outside of Nugent the team was the
lightest that has been in Brownsor
Hall for some time.
Burke was off on some Of his shots
from field but paid up from the foul
line.
Welch and Young both had one hand
shots. Reds was real
Newlin kept smiling no matter what
came his way. II he was smiling over
his playing he had right to, for he
was a good one.
Latest popular song in the Tenth
Ward, Has any one seen Kid Reeves
II is being popularized by Glenn for
| Mulrooney's benefit.
Lacey played hard game. Al
games considered, Jack Is a pretty
good one
Welch played all around the floor. II,
even shot a goal.
Nugcnt did lot Of coaching, bu
towards the last of the game he seem
ed 20 forget II.
Extra There came near being
panic in the Hall. some one said The,
saw Kid Reeves and Prince Mousley
The lack of expert team work i
missing with Haney out Of the game
Tho fans wish that he will soon b
back. although the team is being clev
erly captained by Jack" Burke
Mike, Tom, Jack, Mark and Charlie
were all noticed. With that many bal
players in one family is it any wonde
Brownson didn't get into the Count,
League. Are you next?
II Stratford could have shot goal
like they passed. the score might hav
been different
Bob Hanley formerly with the Lenc
team played his first game for Brown
son Third.
"Toastie" smith is cure for Il.
blues
Tom McDonough, manager Of th
4 st. Pauls team, has so many play er
he don't know what to do with then
II is said he is going 70 sell Abrd
hams, of Peerless, two of them.
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
ECZEMA ALL OVER
CHILD'S BODY
All Red and BIistery-Itc Itched So She
Could Not Sleep and Scratched
Till She Bled Many Treatments
Failed-Cake Of Cuticura Soap and
HALF A BOX OF CUTlCURA
CURED HER PERFECTLY

My little girl had eczema and was
cured by Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment. IL FIRST started with soree
and blisters and was all over her bodv.
hne was Just red all over and would
soratcn until it would bleed. It itched
- tnat she could not sleep. / used
different medicines but without eqfect
washed her with Cuticura Soap and
ehen applied Cuticura Ointment. which
resulted IN perfect cure. i used one
cake et Cuticura Soap and half 3 box
Of Ointment. Also. as . toilet eoao-
there Is nothing better for pinpies.
HY face was covered with pimplee
and now it IL absolutely free from
Them since used Cuticura Soap So 1
an never ~ithoue Cuticura Soar and
Ointment Etienns Barbe, Plauohs-
vile. Avoyelles Parieh. La. Oct. 8, 'Os. -
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
LittIe Rock olnh ornanir.s.

A meeting Of the Little Rock base
ball team was held on Tuesday even-
ing az their club house. The follow
ing officers were elected: w. f. Ford.
manager; Francis Dineen. assistant
manager and secretary;-J. O'Toole. cap
tain and treasurer; A. Deisley, coach.
Assistant Manager Dineen spoke of
making a four team league. Those
wishing TO get in the league send their
names TO Francis Dinneen No. 1o5 n.
Franklin street.
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
ENGINEERS HEAR TALK
ON ROAD MATERIALS

Provost Hubbard. OF the Office of
state roads, u. S. Department OF Agri-
culture, addressed the Enginee's So
ciety Of Delaware in Workmen's Han.
No. 200 Washington street. last night
on @Bituminous Road Materials" Mr..
Hubbard illustrated his talk with views
Of road work here and abroad and Of
materials and machinery used in their
construction. A number Of county Of
fcials and members OF the Delaware
Automobile Association attended, as
well as few Philadelphians
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
PET DOG BITES CHILD

George Genner. aged 10 years, of No.
SIS South Harrison street, was bitten in
the face by a dog yesterday. The dog was
a pet and as the boy played with it yes
torday the animal sprang off a table and
sank its teeth in the boys lips The boy
was taken to a doctor who sewed up the
wounds The dog will be tied up for few
days in order to notice its actions.
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
To Entertain Mission soeistv.

Mrs William II. Logan VIII enter-
tain the Woman's Missionary Society
OF West Presbyterian Church. Of which
she Is the president, at a reception i'm
the church parlors on Thursday after
noon, March 10. Rev. and Mrs Logan
and their daughter will sail for Eu-
rope in April and viii spend several
months abroad.
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
Entertained AZ Tea.

Mrs. W II. Koorner, a member OF
the group Of Wilmington artists who
have settled at Claymont. entertained
al a tea last Monday. The rooms were
daintily decorated with yellow aud
white tulips and the occasion was
very enjoyable a number Of gues
were present from Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
Lookino For Neoro Tbief

Residents around Eighth and dupont
streets. are looking for a negro who
attacked a young white woman few
nights ago and tried 70 steal box of
dress goods she was carrying. The
woman screamed. and this frightened
the would-be highwayman and he ran
away.
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
Y.-M. C. a. Talks Athletics.

The general athletic committee Of the
Y. NJ. c. "A. held a meeting at the as
sociation building last night and talk
ed over several athletic problems.
The foremost was the discussion Of
tho baseball situation for the season.
as the association win probably be rep
resented in three leagues and have
some junior organization.
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
standina of the CIuhs.
Atlantic LEAGUE TO Meet.

POTTSVILLE. Pa. March S-Clin-
ton p. Parkera, president of the At
lantic League of Baseball Clubs. has
issued a call for a meeting on Satur-
day at the Hotel windsor, Shamokin.
There will also be representatives Of
other towns that are seeking admis-
sion TO the League
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
HOW TO REACH
DOVER BY AUTO

Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL
Dear Sir: I am writing TO find out
If you can give me a good route to
Dover, Del. one with good roads, also
the number of miles.
Yours respectfully,
John c. Seclel
Care The knights of America.
No. 61O 1-2 Market ST.. City.
Wilmington, Del, March /, 1910.
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
Railroad Mans Death AooidentaI.

Coroner Gaynor yesterday held an
inquest in the case Of John Doyle at
Newark Doyle had been struck and
instantly killed by a train on the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad near Newark
on Tuesday. He was a track foreman
for the railroad company. The YER
dict was that the man came To his
death as the result OF being accident
.2'h struck by a Baltimore and Ohio
railroad train
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
Emma c. to be Sold Saturday, March
9Th, at Klair's Bazaar.

Emma c. has never had any training
except last fall, when Mr.. Klair drove
her in three races. First race she won
in 2.55; second in 2.30, and the third
race was won in 2.26 and has gone a
half in better than 1.1Os
Evening journal., 1910-03-03

Ointment. not on1y
preserves. puri6eB
and beSUtifies che
skin scalp. haU and
b 40 de- OF tnfaots.
children and adults,
but tends 20 prevent
clogging of ehe pores,
the common cause Of
pimples blackheads,
Inflammation lrrita-
tfon radnaaa anN
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
church LEAGUE Ma.tino.

meeting OF the Church Baseball
League has been called for this even
ing at the Y M. G. A. building by
Anton Schatzel. president. of the league
At this meeting the clubs for the lea
que viii be considered and the rules
aud other questions partially settled.
Evening journal., 1910-03-03

eoughness ana other unEightiy and an
noylng oonditione 10 the treatment Of
eczema Fasbes and other skin affections
that torturs and dishguru infants,
children and adults. Cuticurn Soap and
Ointment are unrivaied.
cptfua soap f75oJ . Cleanse the ekfn. cuticurs
Virtu1nt Zoe 70 Heal che SKIN ana Cuflcura Re-
11'Fent to0t tos n ths torn Of Chocolate Coated
z 80 toc ner risi Or Sc 20 Puriy the Blood,
cqrp s9i:e Frops. f35 Columbus Ave- Boston- Nas1
~ NAILED frea 31-pace Cuiirbua Book 4 com.
fl-l< Guide % the epfedg. Econrn1irsl Treesne9f
~ ann and Scalp Affections
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
Lecture at UrsuIine Academy

"The Holy Grail' is. the subject Of
this afternoons lecture at the Ursu-
line Academy, at 4 O'clock The lee
turer the Rev. John j. Neary. S. j., is
professor of classics, Georgetown Uni
versity. Washington, p. c.
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
Postal Clerks at Dinner.

The annual dinner of the fostal
Clerks Association will be held on
Saturday evening in the Hotel Will
mington.
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
BOWLING

on Peirce's alleys last night Tre-
mont bowlers took three straight games
from wilmington Gas Company. The
scores.
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
SIS SCI 76s 2447
BOXBALL

At boxball last night Central beat
Knockers three straight games and
Springs took two of three from ST
George.
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
STRATFORD LOSES
TO BROWNSON
PhiladeIphianS Put up Fast
Game But Locals Proved a
Shade SWifter
BROWNSON MAY
BE SEEN In GAMES

Brownson defeated the Stratford
team OF Philadelphia in Brownson Hall
last night by the score of % to 10.
The visitors for the first few minutes
of the game had Brownson at their
mercy having a total OF seven points
before Brownson scored. But before
the half was over Brownson had de-
veloped their usual speed and at the
finish Of the half We're leading, II TO 3.
Brownson played at rapid gait i'm
the second half leading by ten points
throughout the greater part.
Haney's absence was felt.
There win be no game on Friday
evening. On next Wednesday the
crack West Philadelphia team, that
was defeated here last week by one
point, will be the attraction. Lineup:
Brownson. Stratford.
Burke forward . Young
Lacey ........ forward. .... Bergey
McDonough center .. Nugent
Rigney guard. ....... Newlin
Welch ........ guard .. Murray
Goals from feld-Burke L. Lacey 4,
McDonough 3, Welch /, Young ., Ber-
gey !, Nugent 1, Murray 3. Goals
from foul-Burke 10, Lacey 1, Young
3. Referee McVev
Brownson Third team gathered in
another scalp when they defeated the
Third Ward team by the score of 20
to is. The game remained tie until
within half minute Of the end of
the game.
Joe Lacey Hanley and Shields
starred for the Third team while
"Toastie" Smith, Pyle and "Charie"
McDonough did the honors for Third
Ward
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
SKIN PURITY
Is Best Promoted by cuticura
Soap ana Ointment.
Soap ana Ointm

The constant oss Of Cuticura Soap.
assisted eher cecessary BY Cuticura
Evening journal., 1910-03-03
F. 6 M. BEAT
OUT DELAWARE

LANCASTER, Pa. March s-Frank-
lin and Marshall beat Delaware Col
lege last evening. p TO 13. Shaub star
red FOR f. and NJ.
r. and NJ. Delaware C.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-06
LIS PENDENS.
OCTOBER Z.

MONROE ST. e Gouverneur st. fo1 ex27i
Maurice ] Burstein agt Samuel Birnbaum et a.
foreclosure of mtg): attorney, e Burston.
EDGRCOMBB AVE " s. els IT of 145th st.
40Xo7. * irreg; New York Life Insurance Co egl
Dean Holding Co et al foreclosure of mtg: at
torney. II NJ Ballinger. jr.
EDGECOMBE AVE " s, 715 IT of 14bth ST.
45X100.7x irreg; Title Insurance Co of New York
agt Dean Holding Co ct al foreclosure Of Mtg
attorney, II NJ Ballinger, jr
16OTH ST, n. 8. Sc s fl of Union ave- 20.5x
Il (: Maria Clarke agt Joseph ? Clarke et al
(partition): attorneys. Tuttle & Coughlan.
MAPLE AVE W s. % # of Avenue A, DIX
100; Northern Bank of New York agt Nina
Muller ct al foreclosure of mtg: attorneys,
Clifford Hobbs & Beard.
BRONX AND PELHAM PARKWAY. s W cor,
lands New York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Co (Harlem River branch), runs w 475 Ok s 1oOz
150x 1O0X - to Westchester or Mil Greek
S - to beginning; Emma G
Duryee agt Percival E Nagle ct al foreclosure
of mtg); attorney, q Berry.
34TH ST, s S. 125 # OF LIST ave, 23x9S.9 @
oath ST. s. las # Of 1st ave. 23xeS. 9;
William c Diehl aEt Carrie Diehl, admX, ct a
(amended partiton,: attorneys, Fitz Gerald
Nehrbas.
f55TH ST, S, 20 IT Of Melrose ave, 1O0x100;
John Schankenberg agt Benjamin Benenson (spe-
cifc performance); attorney, S Simmons Cor
rection-J
LOT 1872, map of portion of Hunt estate.
Bronx; Northern Bank of New York agt Robert
Jackson ct al foreclosure Of mtg): attorney.
7, HOffr
New-York tribune., 1910-10-06
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

SidweH Randall to Florence Bell; 1907 so.
$12,25O
Herbert c Sicrck 10 Ottilee Sierck; Ss 500
Same TO same, $3.50.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Sophia r
New Jersey Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
uus. TO Lathrop Colgate; $4,000.
Ottilie Block to Leah Cohn q assts): 81.
Caroline 4 Weber 70 knickerbocker Trust
Co; So 600.
Frederick w Woltrich and ano to Caroline
Mary \ brown 70 Henry thompson s7O0
Guaranty Trust co to Adele Dodd Is
assts); total. S1l.G72.
New York Trust co TO Lawyers Title In
sLranct and Trust 90 - asstsD; each. SIS. 600.
Same 10 American Mortgage co - assts) {;
LAWYERS Mortgage co to General Clergy
Relief Fund, $40 600
Same to Alfred + II streuli. as trustee
So 900
FRANKLIN Trust co to Andrews Institution
for Girls. of Willoughby Ohio; $4,000
81, O00
Irvings Saving Institution to same: ST.. 600.
Dry Dock Savings Institution to same;
William p Kelly to same; So 600
Drayton BuIrlll, trus, To same; 81
Helen a Mariatt and ano. trus. to same:
$4,000.
Adele Kneeland 10 same; $1,000
Henry l. Bogert 10 same. $1,000.
Carl Ernst TO Alice G Allns; 81 600.
Virginia Mackay- Smith ct al exrs, TO
william Stuart at al, trus; 81.
Sidwell Randall, admr. to Caroline II Hay
ward; 81.
Wilson NJ Powell TO Jane Mcdowell. an
interest Of $1,000
Abraham Speshendler to Max Cohen. $500
Samuel Blumenthal toNstate Bank q assts)
American Mortgage co to New York Trust
Ida Abramson TO Frederick r Hassel-
man. 81.
John Ingle, 1r. TO Judith w Richardson; 81.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co TO
New-York tribune., 1910-10-06

7-ha windsor a nine story apartment
49,, a. M. sOs and 80 West 5Sth street,
has been SOLD by the William Lemberg Com
psnv 10 a client FOR a firm OF operators
The structure is freproof and stands on
rlo; 42 2x2aa feet The buyers viii make
extensive alterations and use the house as
has been sold by the William Lernberg Com
pany has been appointed agent Tor TINS
property.
There was little trading recorded in the
real estate market yesterday a nurnoer
OF interesting leases were reported now
ever Probably the most interesting among
,tesa was that by the United States Real
~ and Improvement Company, which rent
ed 10 the Central Leather Company the en-
tire eighteenth floor OF the new Whitehall
Building. at the Battery and West street;
also the eiehteenth floor of the old White
hall building The entire space, comprising
about tvventy-four thousand square teet'
has Ibeen leased for a long term Of years at
q rrioe Of approximately $4,000 year.
The space will be occupied as executive Of
fees by this company and its SUBSIDIARY
companies.
d. a ". Mullins have sold for George DE
We're 70 a Hebrew religious corporation NO
30 Henry street. four story building, on
& plot 24xS7 feet.
Plans have been fled for q seven story
office building 10 be erected on the north
side of 4Sth street, 175 feet east OF FlIth
avenue. for Joseph Keen, owner, at cost
Of $4,000 The FACADE Of the bulolnS VIII
ha Of marble 20 the second story ana OF
srucco. pla1e glass and copper tiles above
and surmounted by copper dome. Alfred
Z. Barlow is the architect
\ perrnit has been issued 10 the + H.
CHAIRMAN Contracting Company for the
demolition Of eight old-fashioned TWO story
frame dwelling houses owned by the cor
1,oration of Trinity Church, at the nofu-
west corner Of Dominlck ana oIdi nc
streets. directly opposite Public School 81
Il Douglas woodward, formerly connect
ed with the Office Of William A. White d
Son. has severed his connection with that
firm and has associated himself with the
N. Morgenthau, Jr.. Company In the mort
gage department.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-06
MANY IMPORTANT LEASES
Importer Rents Fifth Avenue
Store for a Term of Years.

Ogden & Ciarkson report the following
1essse. Corner store and basement in the
Lorraine. southeast corner of F1fth avenue
and 45rh street. for a term of years 10 an
importer: No - East 18th street, dwell
sng house, 10 Lydia W. Kendall Ohis prop
er1v was recently sold by the same bro
kers) and No. 211 West street, ground
lease, TO Charles E. Rickerson-
William J. Roome & Co. have leased the
following dwelling houses: No. 11s Mad
ison avenue. for H de B. Parsons, repre-
senting the Walker estate, 10 Sarah NJ ana
lane =. Patterson: Nos. I54 and 15s East
cS,h street. for the Bergenosn estate 10
John Z. Gross; No. 30 West 25th street, for
the Sandford estate. to Frank Dignan; No
"a, West 2lst street. for Peter F. Bruner
10 x Kilbride: No 81 West 9th street. for
The Iaoohv estate 10 William 9. Hall; No
os7 West 4sth street. for Emma r. Har-
los1rh 10 William w Case: No. 25 Seventh
avenue. for the Devlin estate to A. l.. Gil
bert: No o Seventh avenue, for the Devlin
ertate. II s White: No. G5S West oath
street for the Scott estate. 10 L. Baechler,
and No. 24l West 18th street, for Adele
Kneeland 10 4. Clarke, also in connection
with Pease & Gilman an apartment in the
Southdeld at no. 145 East S5th street, 10
Bsvard {. Hoppin.
Frederick Fox & CO. have leased for the
Tventv-ffth Street Construction Company
the seventh loft in the new building now in
course OF construction at No. 19S TO l42
West 25th street. for long term of years
10 Jaffa Hoffman & Co, manufacturing
furriers: for the Criterion Construction
Company the fifth loft in the new building
now in course of construction at No ia
10 10 West a6th street, for a long term OF
q
ing furriers, and for the L. H.-N. w. Com
Eany the seventh loft in the new building
now in course of construction at Nos. 40
and I22 West 18th street for a long term
Of wears 10 Karl Fuchs. manufacturing
fUrriers.
Slawson & Hobbs have leased the follow
ing dwelling houses: No 3N3 West 18th
street, for Henry B. Platt 10 a. R. Raca;
No. 1876 West S6th street, for Robert J. Fell
ner 10 Jay Il. Miggs: No. 225 West l3srh
street, for Erastus Hamilton TO Louis Bar
1ung: No. 80 West 94th street, for William
Z Peters 10 Franklin {. Fielder; No. 278
West list street for Eliza T Griswold TO
Mrs Jeannet NJ Hues, and 10. 307 West
nth street, for Henry q. Trevor to Mrs. T.
". Mehrgott.
OF wears for the Rockton Construction Com
panv to Otto Erler and Barnet Conn the
entire store and basement, containing 20ey9
square feet, at No. u TO lSo West -fth
street; 10 Max solomon, for term OF
Years three lofts, containing 1850 square
feet at No. Us TO IA West 22d street, at
Avenue Building Company, TO Robert Mayer
& Co. a suite OF offices in the Fifth Ave
Couapanv, the first and second lofts at No.
\ East 18th street, and Tor blanchard d
Price. to the Lesser Z Wood Company,
space in the building atNNo. li2 Fifth ave
New-York tribune., 1910-10-06
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN-
COOPER ST, s. 125 # Of academy ST;
for a sty brk dwg. 25x65; W Rice, 5,s
West I3Oth ST, owner NevilIe bagge' III
West 125th St architects; $4,000
UNDER PARK AVE at 57th st, for sty
brk signal tower. 44x9; New YORK central d
Hudson River Railroad Co, owner " Il MORSE
architect. 335 Madison ave; So,ooo
18TH ST n s. 175 # of 9TH ave; for a
sty offices, o5x62S; J Keen. 40 West 43d ST.
owner: E Barlow. 3 West 29th st, architect
$40, 900.
THE BRONX.
PARAMOUNT PLACE g. 80 IT " OF Mar
mion ave; l sty frame greenhouse, $40; Ed
ward j Dodn, S11 Fairmount ave- owner
Franz Wolfgang, 535 East 171th st. architect
cost. $500.
CITY ISLAND AVE. $, 125 fl n of Bovine
st; 1 sty frame shop. 2Ox40; John Engel, City
Island, owner; P DAVIS, City Island. archi-
tect; cost. $1,000.
LOWELL ST. s cor LongfeIlow ave; sty
brk tenmt, 41.6x72; Usona Construction Co.
Clarence S Shumway, $50 Southern boulevard.
president, owners and architect; cost, S34,OOo
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n cor Freeman
ST. sty brk amusement hall, stores and
offices. 47x103.6; Jackson Association. Benta-
min S Jackson, 1929 Simpson St, president,
owners; Robert E LaVelle Southern Boule-
ward and Freeman ST. architect; cost, 1000.
23STH ST, n g, 200 # of Martha ave; two
sty frame dwgs 2ox35 each; Wesley Con-
struction Co. James w Black. 16I East 56th
ST, president, owners; George w Lockwood.
architect; cost, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-06
SOME AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

An interesting sale VIII take place at the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos. il
and Is Nesey street, to-day at y O'Clock,
when Bryan /. Kennedy viii sell No. 1A
West SD street. q lot 20 by AZ feet with
four story building. close TO the main en-
trance 10 the Pennsylvania station and al
most opposite Gtmbels drygoods store.
AIr Kennedy VIII also sell Nos. 129 and 137
West I26th street. two three story dwelling
houses. each on a plot 1876 by 991l feet;
also al the same time, al College Point,
long Island. property known a. Nos. 800
and 800 18th street, at the corner of Fourth
avenue and Nos. sl4 and 4l5 18th street,
near High street.