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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08
Woman's Work
Activities OF the Organised.
Bodies Along the Zines OF un-
dertaktng Of Concern to women

A motor car ride TO Calhoun was the
treat enjoyed Thursday morning by TWEEN
ty-six of the children of the Social Settle
ment Vacation school. The party started
at O'Clock, going by the Century road,
ana every bit of the trip was much en-
joyed. even the few raindrops which
sprinl5led them just before they reached
the settlement house at noon.
The cars were donated by Mrs. ]. A.
Sunderland, Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick, Mrs.
E. w. Nash and Mrs. G. w. Noble.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

Jenkins and had previously held a similar
post with Senator Stephenson.
Miss Alice B. White OF Cross wicks. n
j., is said to be the only woman who has
ever sent in an application for employment
as motorwoman in this country Miss
White is Is She is the daughter of
an expert mach1nist. who died recently
and from whom she inherited her love for
machinery and her ability TO manage It.
She has applied TO the Camden and Trenton
Railway company for a place as motor
woman. 1t is said that she knows how 10
manage an automobile, and has had con-
siderable experience with trolley cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

Each day emphasizes the important need
which the Visiting Nurse Open Air Camp
for Babies meets In summer life. Each
day new babies join the number OF those
placed in the care of the nurses at the
camp where fresh air aids the skilled care
in restoring good health. AT present there
are seven babies at the camp. five of whom
are quite i'll. There are each day numerous
calls of inquiry and the number Of little
patients increases. Twelve can be accom-
modated comfortably but If more apply,
room will be made for them and accom-
modAtions~ increased. The nurses tent and
the supply tent are now about completed.
An empty trunk or chest OF drawers in
which to keep supplies is a present need
OF the camp and q gift OF one-or both
would be much appreciated.
Miss Dorsey. Miss Kelly and Miss
Sweeney and Miss Andrews are now at the
camp looking after the little people. Dur
ing the day the mothers of the babies are
there. both assisting and learning how to
care for the little I'll peopne. The babies
themselves seem 10 appreciate their good
fortune In being 80 well cared for and ex-
press their feeling by being for the mos
part quiet.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

The picnic which was the Fourth of July
celebration for the children of the Creche
10 to be the first Of series OF picnics.
The directors at the July meeting decided
TO see that the children had a picnic once
every three weeks. The outings are TO be
in charge OF different members of the
board and are TO be held In the different
parks. According TO present plans the presi-
dent, Mrs. T. L. Kimball. will have charge
Of the next picnic
By invitation Of the children themselves
Mr.. Farnam Smith was the potentate Of the
festivities Fourth OF July. Passing the
Creche, the children, who look upon Mr.
Smith as their most especial friend, hailed
him with the information that they were
going to have a picnic. Upon further talh
about the picnic Mr.. Smith asked TO bs
included in the plans, was, and then tool
hold and made II his picnic. taking the
twenty-five children and the five care
takers TO Riverview park providing the
treats and engineering the games The
picnic began In the morning and lasted
ali day.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

AT LAS

For twenty years have been trying o purchase
what is known the Creighton ofland at the
erecton of Military and Institute Boulevards (45th
Sueet) All things considered, twenty years
ago altogether the desirable OF land for divi
into residence lots in the City of Omaha
We last made the purchase a basis which
ables offer the lots prices that conf
IDENTIFY recommend. There nothing else like high
slightly and beautiful, commanding view of the
and the bluffs in Iowa, miles away.
Rig ht in Street railway sides of it,
with four service Boulevard $50 feet wide
traverSng from end to the other Park board
will begin work boulevard o Reason
able restrictions the of buildings Prices
range from $500 to $780, Terms $40 to S25 lot
cash, balance $3.50 to SIS month Never before
has such high class property been offered at low
price and on such easy payments
Let put time against yours and show you
this Take the Benson institute line
call office. Representatives will be
ground to show property from p. m till dark every
day till all sold.
BENSON g. CARMICHAEL
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

-Four young women have been appointed
TO office in the courts OF Porto Rico by
Judge John J. jenkins Of the federal
court Miss Louise Colburn was appointed
court reporter at a salary Of 5000: Miss
Nellie Colburn deputy clerk Of court at
san Juan al a salary Of 1850: Miss Lulu
Gross deputy clerk OF court at Ponca al a
salary Of $500 and Miss Mary Nimmons
deputy clerk OF court al Mayaguez with a
salary Of $500 Miss Colburn had been for
several years private secretary to Judge
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08
nana N ustered Gus.

The Second regiment band. located at ST
Paul, has been mustered OUT Of the service
~ the Satiensf Guard. This action was
taken by Ad1utsnt General Hafuean at
"a ~, -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

Charles L. Saunders of Omaha filed his
name today as a candidate for congress In
the Second district. Mr.. Saunders is a re-
publican and this is his second trial for
the nomination.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago, June observation-disclosures, 200
steady: beeves, IS SOas8 IS; Texas steers. IS S5g
81 80: Western steers. So 50qsI So st0cke5s ana i
feeders, S4dS6 90; cows and heifers. IS IoaSt 10;
calves. S6 50aS9. HOGS-Recetpts, II 900; @ steaoy @
bur slow; light. 50 $3.50 70: mixed, SO 45Gs9 ~,
heavy SO 4O9s9 671a; rough, 50 4oqSe 90; good 70
choice heavy. SO 504s9 81 y; pigs. go 2og - 60
bulk of sales SO 559$9 s.. sHgEP EP-ReseeeiRptss, &c p s,
s 900: steady; native So 504S6; Western, So 15g
Sc 10: yearings, Sc 50d$7 60; lambs native. 50 20
ass 60; Western. So 50@S9 10.
East Buffalo. June 1l.-CAIILEIstessolyS lSa
VEALS-Receipts. 20; active and steady, SlV
SO % HOGS-Receipts, 3,00Oi active; neSVy
steady; light 10915c higher: Workers. Sl29 ~ veg
$40 %: pigs. $40 l5dS1o 25; roughs. IS s9gSS
dairies So 75dS1o IS. SHEEP and LAMBS
Receipts. 1000; slow and steady; unehanged
Kansas CITY June lL-CATTLE-Receipts
300 Including 200 southerns: steady; dressed beef
and export steers, So 50Q$s Is; stockers ana
feeders s4 25qs6 40; southern, 81 4OqSS: south
cows $685. 90; native s. 25qS6 20 se hefeEe rs
81 5O9s7 so; bulls S. 1895 S5: calves S4qsS 90
Receipts for week, 81. .OO0. HoGS-Receipts, o.
900; steady: top, SO As; bulk OF sales, - Sop
So As: heavy. so 40dS9 45; packers and butchers;
So 85aS9 as: light, 50 30aS9 421s pigs. SS soa
So 10 Receipts for wees. so, coo. SHEEP--Re-
ceipts 300; steady lambs, 81 50gs9 90: yearilngs
SO boGSs: wethers s5ds6 50; ewes. 81 5oq$S;
stockers and feeders. 1895 so Receipts for
Cincinnati Juno 11-CATTLE-Receipts. 1s8;
strong; fair TO good shippers. So 4OdSl boi com
mon So 26@S4 20. HOGS-Receipts, 21OS; log
l5c lower; butchers and shippers. SO 6Oq$9 90
common ss 75lS9 IS. SHEEP--Receipts: 293;
steady, So 5Od 81 80: lambs steady. $4qS9 10,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour duIl' with an
spTne s5sK s0Ps Patents as s. so Winter srsg5
81 5o9s4 Coz winteG patents s. s9g$S i0 20;
ter. S. 95GS4 80; extra No 2 winter. sS 62 g
So s5 Kansas straights, 81 S09$4 80. RYE
ea5.s to fahty & sif IS &C.
Steady; kiln dried. 80 30 BAG MEA1.PIne PI1s
ard middiing. s21 90; -four do. s26 So; red
500 bulk S21 sacks; middling, s22 so q S?S;
red dog, -S2S so: hominy chop, 80 oO ouIK'
S25 10 sacks OILMEAL, $32 5OGs sS3 so nom
PROVIsIONS-Inactive but easier. in alb
sence Of aggressive buying ana nc nf h@ss Sy
steady ss SS4 faR!Iy Sf9@s2S ness So shS shS5
SIG; family, s1eG $50; packet 81 SI7g q s11 II, 90;
3g@ Inda xa S29 SG@sfa H6Gseady a6Gs
14O 10: 18hc: pigs 1s%c; CIT n MEA7Ts~ ATS
y fb' 17c: IA 1b. 16Iac- Picked hams. 16@
181sc. TALLoW.City. 6&c' c2gntry rI Y g st 4. 2
citv 12Hc: refined South America. LAPSE:
Continent I3.15c Brazil kegs. 1525c. Com
pound. 9s4 G1O4c. STEARINE-oleo' 12c;
SUGAR-Refned firm. on the basis OF 515c
net less per cent cash for standard granulated
The London market for beet sugar was = a
5hd lower. with June. July and August quoted
VAS Arm and unchanged: centrifugal e6 test.
424c; muscovado. SO test, 374c' and molasses
sugar so test. 8 49c.
RJCE-Firrn with fairly good demand.
METALs-IRoN-Pis iron certificates un-
changed. No sales.
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPS-Firrn, but un-
NAVAL sToREs-Spirits turpentine hrrner;
rosin and tar steady. with prices as last
quoted. ,
IN refined petroleum making the price 81 IS for
standard white in barrels at New York Crude
out change PETROLEUM-stsndard white.
bbls New York and Philadelphia. 81 60; bulk
So Is; bulk, SIS 65; cases s11 81. LINSEED OIL
American seed. city raw. 7S679c; out-of-town
raw. 71dTSc; Calcutta raw, e0c. LARD OIL
81 2o7S1 25.
COTTONsEED ou-Inactive and without
rntJch feature hut generally steady a. l point
decline to I point advance for futures and !
points lower for spots. Sales. 5000 barrels
Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

JUNE II.
Emil Robitzek to German Savings Bank; $10,-
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Daniel Guggenheim.
same to e Henry Lacombe ct al, trustees;
SIS. 600.
Same to Cathedral Church of St. John the
Divine; $4,000
Herman Steinkamp 70 Rate Bunke ct al. eXrs'
t Emory Clocke to Louisa Medhurst and ano;
Lawyers Title Insurance ana Trust Co to Law
yers Mortgage co: $500.
Robert Graves ct al, eXTs, to Robert Graves; i;
Louise Borges to Bertel Realty Co: 500 coo
Jacob Schawel TO Julius Oppenheimer: $4,000
Provident Savings Life Association to Title
Farmers Loan and Trust Co. trustee. TO
FIeischrnann Realty and Construction Co; $4,-
lansing Co 20 George GrinneIl. trustee; 81.
Bertel Realty Co to William L Condit ct al; 2
assts; $50. 500.
Equitable Life Assurance Society TO American
Mortgage Co; 2 assts: S54 600
Lizzie Larsen TO Jennie r Kopp: s4G0-
Francis Dinsmore TO Caroline A Walker; 81, ,S15.
FSfle A Brown to Lawyers Mortgage Co: 81
Eauitabie Trust Co to Effe Brown: 81.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co TO
Effe A Brown; $4,000
Manhattan Mortgage Co to Columbia Trust Co
Guaranty Trust Co to Title Guarantee and
Trust Co; S17 800.
Title guarantee and Trust Co to Peter A
Smith; S14, 900.
Same TO Walter Mendelson ct al, executor q
assts): $4,000.
Andreas Fox ct al to Arthur Alexander;
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool June 11.-WHEAT-Spot dull;
No red Western winter, no stock; futures
quiet; july Us sid october. 6s 0& d; Deeem-
Der nominal CORN-Spot easy; old American
mixed Bs "a; new kiln dried, 4s 1l1sd: via
Galveston. 5s ga futures guist July nominal al
FIOIrR-Winter patents 2ss Oh. HOPS in
London CPacifo Coast). f4Qf5. BEEF-Extra
India mess 1918 Cd. PORk-Prlme mess
western. ioss 6d HAMS short cut rs
BACON-CumberIand cut 3Ss Cd; short rib
72s I'd: clear bellies. T3s. long clear middes.
light. TBS; heavy Ills Cd; short clear backs ,ss;
COS Cd HOuLDEKS-Squ Dos Cd LARD
Prime Western. tierees. d3s Cd American
renned, pals Gas. CHEESE a indian finest
colored Sss: white. 5ss 3D. TURPENTINlt--
Spirits 49s Sd ROSIN-Conmon los I0lad
PETROL EIfMLT I'D. LINSEED OIl4-a6s I'd
COTTONSEED OII.-Hull refined, spot, 25s ID
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN London. S5s.
London June 11.-SUGAR-Raw centritu-
gal, i4s Cd; muscovado. 12s Cd; beet June
las 6Ad. LINsEEp-Caeutta June-JgIX5 I,t,, ess IS
oIL-f82 PETROL LEJM-An Anerican rehnesSd.
6Hd; spirits I'd. TURPENTINE E--Spirits ass
7izd RosIN-American strained lis; nne'
"a Antwerp, Juno e1l.--PETRoLEuMvls -lgaass
30 centimes- -
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12

rears of lots 14a: $50 and 15I K part Of rear
Of lot las. fronting on Broadway. the whole
2S iaoe John Dn ' and Ea s q
Bennington. VT; Frederick and Laura II
Jennings New York City, and JTrenor L and
Julia II Park. OF westchester. to the Equitable
Life Insurance Society OF the United States;
$4,000: attorneys. Alexander & Green. 120
Broadway.
PARCEL. on westchester Creek, formerly
Captain Cornell Ferris's salt meadow, in West
chester. contains about acres: parcel Of land
under waters Of westchester Creek, adjacent
20 above described sal; meadow formerly con-
parcel OF land in said West Chester, begins
cor Of Old Friends Meeting House; lot ad-
il s-Io0 acres: parcel in said west chester be-
gins W cor Episcopal churchysrd and runs
acres ls perches: parcel that is now under
waters OF Westchester Greek IN front OF and
meriy conveyed TO Elnathan Hawkins by state
Of New York 1sept !: ls4Il Feb Is. 1900
aeo o SPm of New ForS Fo, s. o Mutual Lie
SAME PROPERTY: Feb II. 1906; same to
same: $4,000.
SAME PROPERTY: June rs. 1905; Helen A
above
SAME PROPERTY: May 25. 1905: same to
same: $4,000; address. same as above.
% RIVER ER AVE. n e cor 1s7th ss; 1o5xsa,7: June
B Murray: $4,000; address. 271 Broadway.
SUFFOLK ST. 1s6, 6, 75x1e.4i April II,
BeaP Bern MMsRy MsRy oo 20 Sonas "s
& Co. 1872 Nassau St
I'd AVE, 2215. s. 247 10; April so. 1907:
e Bst1 snd John cTeegsn to s Mar ann
way.
I'D ST. s. s4.17 ct Of LIST ave. "a. sx121. II:
S 30 nGs sns Mo
ris Morgenstern, Wiilett ST.
10TH ST. 42s-49o West. 8. 50x92: Oct 1,
Mortgage Co; $4,000: address, 100 broadway.
4sTH ST; 5. $50 It " Of 9Th ave; 1sex1oo5 3:
Title Insurance and Trust Co. 1e0 Broadway.
55TH ST, 351 West, g. 2ox1o0.5; Feb 10,
1909: John Wall 10 Marc H Mack; $1,000;
attorney, Henry Lewis Morris, 81 Liberty ST.
18th ST. a47 West, s. 2o11oo.5; Feb 10,
1909: TO same; $4,000: attorneys, Title
Guarantee and Trust Co, l76 Broadway.
1909; solomon sprung to Marc II Mack; s12, ,oo0;
attorneys, same as above.
55TH ST. $40 West. n S, 2ox10o.5; March !,
1903; Conrad Muller TO Marc H Mack: S12 600;
attorney, same as above.
18TH ST. lab West, S. 25x10O.11; June 10,
1907; Morris and Charles Jacoby 70 Harry L
Broadway
18TH ST 141, n s, 25xlooIi; June 70; 1907;
Morris ana Charles Jacoby to Emanuel Glauber;
IS. 750; attorney, same as above.
18TH ST. S, 1870 # OF Park ave, 25x
lO0.11 July 2, 1905: David Klein to Lizzie
Reuning: $1,000; attorney, NJ G Gross. 271 Broad
way
128D ST. 32S. $. 1sx1Oo11: April 4 1907:
Ethel Fenenbock COR Fennenbockl to Nathan
Goldsmith, eXr OF Levi Goldsmith: $1,000; attor-
neys, woodford, Bovee Butcher, / Madison
ave.
I56TH ST s s, 525 # of Broadway. 80. TX
I3l. .7x105. IOx1OOS: Feb 10. 1909; Lansing Co
10 the Trust Co OfsAmerica; $4,000; address, 81
Wall st.
15eTH ST. s. 524. 10 Fl W of Broadway 90 IL
X13I. 1x105. 10x100.3; Feb 23 1909; Cathleen Tur-
ney TO George Bird Grinnell trustee; $4,000;
attorneys, Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 1I6
Broadway.
I76TH ST. s s. 30 # of Monro ave. 50x12o:
Aug I, 1907; Philip Portgen to Minna Gottschalt; {;
$1,000; attorneys Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
176 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. June II. I

New York. June II, 1910
BEEyEeReceipts. 65 cars. or lsl5l heacs
ali for Slaughter. No sales on live weignI
reported Steady feeling for all grades.
Dressed beef quiet at 9q12c for carcasses
shipments, 151- cattle and 2,45l quarters OF
beef. - ,....-
except head. Feeling a tribe weak Dressed
calves were about steady at yesterdays quo
SHEEP AND IAA1dBSLReeeipts- 81 cars.
o. 2335 head including 61s cars for the
market. Good demand at steady prices. ouI
sellers predicted lower prices Monday on e1-
pected free receipts; common TO prime shssp ss
sold az 81 356 Sc per 100 lbs cuis at So
lambs CaII good 10 prime), at $40; meulunn
I(earIings 81 25- Dressed mutton steady, ~
dST3Izc: dressed lambs, 15g 1S1sc' dressed
yesglIingsN NcPgegson Is aSc Co.. 27s Maryland
lambs. 63 10 average. SO per 100 le' 24S
virginia. 81 10. $40; 244. SO ID, $40, $ VIZ 6To
ginia sheep. 1O7 ID, SIS so; Is Maryland ioo
8 sanders: 21s virginia. lambs - e.
s10. I5 sheep. III ID. 81 so; culls, 30 ID 80
Kerns Commission Company; 13a OEi Onio
sheep. ZOE 10 s6: 81 rs ID. 81 s5' $50 Ohio
Se-t Tobi5 tI5H 4. shannon: 23s Virginia lambs. 81
~ HoGsNReceipts cars. or 1910 head al al
FOR slaughter Nominally steady tor al
weights
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
Yester
PRODUCE MARKETS.
NeW Ynrk. Inne m 1OIO.

New YORK, June n. 1910
BEANS AND PEAS-Receipts $50 bags
beans peas Leading varieties OF white
beans firm but trade light Red kidney higher
some holders are asking more. California lima
doing a little better. scotch peas have had
sufficient sales al s. 10 Co establish the quota
ZION. BEANS. marrow. choice. bush. S3 "a 50 U5
fair 10 good. 81 BOA So n5; medium, choice.
oo5 ~; Sc - n 81 70. Unmarried medium. 81 1oT
s. 20: white kidney 81; red kidney. 81 45 a
s4 so yellow eve, 81 -; black turtle SOUP.
e. 7Sd Sc SO. lima, California. S3nSS 05:
PEAS scotch. bags. bush. S2 S2is q S2 a5
BTTTFR-Receipts. :, 4n3 pkgs While the
tone ia a little easier. there is material
change in selling rates. Under the call on
change this morning 100 tubs creamery spe-
cials sold at 2s%c, rs tubs extras at 2sc. and
"a tubs at 27hc, but which were resold a once
AT 2sc. TRe"little business from store was at
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
CZVjth name ard address Of lenders attorney
JUNE II.

JUNE IL
CLINTON ST. PAS S. 30.lz1l sX-5 ioz Z . !.
rss-cb q 1903: Hemo and Minnie sin TO James
I5rou-n Potter and Clarence cary tFusls,.s 10
2 otter s25 600: attorney. Lawyers Title IN
s1fra-oce ana Trust 90. 100 broadway.
81 r,yr,oN ST PAS, . s. s0lx7I 1lx29. IOz7l u; 4;
n4.,- , 1904. Schalam Goldberg 20 Ifatue TShh'
4 coo. attorneys. apiro a. WssserVogei' l4o Mas
sau II. %, ,eo~
CROSBY ST, 81, $. 25rl0O: Jan ~, 1879;
,,1-- - and - Erainerd Ray 10 Ecith
SiSiss. soc OOO; attorneys. De Grove hiAeF' la
Nassau 81. ~ . oo.,oo :.
Ca1JIAlRUS AVE, : e cor Gyth ST. 50kIOoo.
- : lesJ6: Edward Il and Minnie Corey %
1Tt,t q Cozzins: $50 900: attorney Lawyers
Ia, ~ f,ellrauce and Trust 60. 100 Bf"ad"hy-
cPnEnSyyICH ST. 6lI and 6i5. cor Leroy
- Iarov St TO TO 12S lOO1 1904 lOS 4AiOV4, !,
s-s = - 1898. John n ana Hannah q Nllli@ams @
- tror,ss ID Colt, Of Montclair. y j. SJ1'voo'
10 ,ls~et,s Bowers g. Sands. 81 Nassau 81
tzp-,yT2y ST. sI3. n S. . 6NIOs; July .. 1850.
- srd Dora YonoWEky 10 Joseph Bfd Is
s,4e. si2 900; attorney. Andrew bainefsieg'
2q1 F3r,02Cway- M
rxINGTON AVE, VI cor of 91th st; s9S
90 ne 90 1908. Augusta PolifeTne 10 Johas
-. - - 'sDd bernhard Mayer; $zoOO. etlo8hsSS'
n,eti = Mayer. 8 Beekman st.
5u pT. q. sbesng 1ot 15s andspart lot II
,aaH 80 Church s1aIDs bounded n Y. fseIL-ps
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
it'll owners name and address.)
MANHATTAN


MANHATTAN.
22D ST, 13 10 81 East; w L Rouse & I. A
Goldstone. architects. II West 32d st: cost S6o0.-
OC0; owner Flemish Realty Co. 12S Broadway.
47TR ST. g. 325 II W of 9th ave; for q
sty apartment. 81. .6xSI.5; G & z Blum, b05 5th
ave architects; cost. $4,000: owner Olympia
Realty and Construction Co, 20 West 31st St.
THB BRONX.
COLLEGE AVE s. 1903 # OF 169th st;
2 sty fr dwg, 20x55; A Magusin, 112 Lincoln
St Corona Long Island, architect; cost, $500;
owner Frank ! Bergen 439 East 141st st.
vYsB AVE. e 5, 100 # of Jennings st; two
. sty brk tennis, 81 6xSS each; Harry 7 Howell,
I49th st and Sd ave. architect; cost. $4,000;
owner William Sinnot, 967 East 165th st.
WASHINGTON AVE.Sn cor 10th st; three
8 sty brk tennis: size irreg; Charles Meyers,
Union Square, architect; cost, $14S, 600; own
ers Code & Cohen. 1913 Broadway.
WESTCHESTER AVE. g s, % Il e OF Taylor
ave: ! sty brk amusement hail. 25KSO; Henry
Nordheim 1887 fremont ave- architect; cost,
50 800; owner. George Devine. Westchester ave
and 174th St
172D ST. e cor Seabury Place; sty brk
tenrnt 50x9O: cost. $4,000; owner and archi-
tect' v Construction Co. 7s9 Home st.
o1STH ST. s s. 1T5 # Of Bronxwod ave;
sty brk dwg, 25x5o: George Crosier. 225d
81 and White Plains ave- architect cost,
81 600; owner. II Agugliaro. 1903 Oakly ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicazo. June 11--Both SepteTnber anu 49,.
haT vhsat went into the sos tO-day-in other
words sold down under SOc a bush. ana slay -
there A leading elevator concern was IS9
seller chiefly OF September and July Liquioa-
rtou by many small holders formed another coz
spicuous feature Splendid growing WeatneE N
AI1ence Primary receipts for the day ana s WsgA
were heavy. Foreign news was Ilttle ouulSI;s
e1,aJ1sr worlds shipments expected holders OF
wheat In Australia and India very nrm, ana ln9
Continent taking the cargoes. but this news nsd
Ii+tIe weight with the trade IN the face or oeaI-
ish crop and harvest conditions. selling pressure
increa sed after the first hour, until almost tn9
ias+ v,1fnufe One cause was recantatiOn as %
Tessian fy DANCE some places IN SOutnerh
IIIfrOis other staples all closed lower com
vas %611c down, oats SG 15c 70 S1%c anu
nrcvfsions 5612I2c. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
LIS PENDENS.
JUNE IL

JUNE II
FRONT ST. 124; Carrie Kauffmann agt Harry
T opIttz et al foreclosure OF MTG; attorney, e
Jacobs
aT1 AVE. W cor 3D. ST. 1O0x57. Bronx; Rosa
p p Feintz azt Thomas F Tressel. executor. etc,
81 al foreclosure of mtg; attorney. g Frey.
LEXINGTON AVE. g S, 20 II n OF 31st 81. ae. 6
,s5 5x irreg: George Post. jr. ast Yosta Rosen-
berg et al foreclosure Of utg) attorneys Rollins
& Rollins.
G0ERCK ST. II; Norman L Archer agt
p,roanneI I>owinson ct al foreclosure Of mtg;
attorneys Davis g. Kaufman.
I33D ST. n s, 40 IT W OF 7th ave, Oxeo. IL I;
Iohu T Willets et al agt Pauline Doctor ct al
Sforeclosure of MTG; attorney, w NJ Powell.
1o0TH ST 153 West; State Bank agt Charles
r-rIedn1an ct al Cnotice OF levy: attorney. w
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
MECHANICS LIENS.
TUNE IL.

165TH ST. n g. so fl of stebbns ave, 25x
1l3.4; Julius Riedmuller agt Albert Gerhards,
contractor: $500.
PAULDING AVE. s. 25 Fl Of 217th ST. 25x
100: Hudson Wood Working Co agt Frank Yoria,
owner; Home Wood Working Co. contractor;
S21o.
ST NICHOLAS PL, 40; T Kane Co agt Mica
Construction Co, owner and contractor; 1859.
AIARMION AVE g cor Paramount pl, e6 TX
lO6 10: Oscar z Konkle ast FairTnont Corstruc-
ton Co owner and contractor; S205.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN


sFs,-- y ET--Jicheel Coleman sold 20 the
u +, ,-,..so..alhg Company NO. 200 TO 219 West
I, -. "a seven three story dwelling houses
busrfs --yk5es : teet, about 81 feet west Of
III ~. Si-ne .n re property viii De improved
ss--- - p1l'i-ng r~E- Eesr.
= -. sIlHEET- -FeaEe r Gilman sold No
rsas f,,-., stree z four story high stoop
=, = =, owe-.irg house. on lot 20xl0O5
- k - ---Tiit Tor occupancy. Mary II. Ear-
=. ne owner q record
? n ET-Pease E. Elrman sold for
- sfr---s.-sey 30 S05 West 18th street,
9, 2lz7s aHe basement dwelling house, on
fs7v -, 10 a client for occupancy.
= Rs1l v5as5t-ET-s. Osgood Peu & Co. sold
- Res, -=Eel =SsEEe . a client for occupancy no.
asai dgeii,,- slieet, three story and base
lsrVs c----s mouse, on lot 2OxIO22 feet.
~ p W., Es.l5--II-Eathan n AIarlzWell sold
S.ls a. syt1 street. a five story dwelling
fa-k YES = .-oI .oI lIX100S feet. between Central
- Columbus avenue
cIr.,. THE BRONX.
% csb,sy.a, AHENUE-The Mink construc-
-tl9 feef SOC q two family house. on lot
- aoftA So ~ row lately completed on
y ylaslea5 u s-e2eUu aEefIIle 3ng feet east
iGTFy NFfi-ue CIi0uport
.slk csbss.- EEET-Tohu Clark. eold for
FaE houEs 90 East s5th street q three
rsles. e. oA lot 25EI00 fret. "a clara l.
.ssis1 W. Itsold the prope-fs "a Edward
Rsla l,ots-r~ "a exchange two houses at
II Assn So ssiaud. Mr. Clarke also resold
'-.asru.8l -, property for Mr. Kafes 70 ;he
9+sf fuuIss4s.s.