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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-22
WYOMING DEMOCRATS
NOMINATE REPUBLICAN

SHERIDAN. Wyo.. Sept. 21.--The
chances for the denomination OF Con.
gresham Mondell. Representatives
at-Large. are now regarded as very
critical. Former Senator Joseph NJ.
Carey has been nominated for the
Governorship by the Democrats, al
though he served in the House OF
Representatives and the Senate as a
Republican. He is the father OF the
Carey Act and the introducer of the
bill that provided Statehood for
Wyoming. At the present time he
has been leading the reform forces
OF the State. claiming that the Re-
publican administration is honey
combed with graft.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-22
INDoRsE INSURGENTS.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, Sept.
2l.-John stephen was today noml-
mated as the Republican candidate
for the Goyernorship, to run against
the incumbent, Governor Shafroth,
who has been renominated by the
Democrats. The Republicans In con.
vention endorsed the national ad-
mlnistration and placed plank In
their platform favoring the idea OF
submitting to the people on refer
endum the question OF passing an
initiative and referendum law.
The convention also expressed III
admiration for Colonel Roosevelt and
endorsed the insurgent policy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-22

Blank books Of all sorts. ledgers,
etc, manufactured by the Bulletin
Publishing Company,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-22
BOOST FOR ROOSEVELT.

NEW YORK, Sept. 81. - The
Roosevelt supporters have carried
Schenectady in the primaries to elect
delegates for the State convention.
This is regarded as a great victory
against the Old Guard, who have
counted on getting their majority
from the upstate districts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-22

Storer was recalled In disgrace in
1906. when complaints were made
that he was visiting the Pope and
claiming to be President Roosevelt's
agent, the President at that time
denying that he had ever instructed
the ambassador to speak for him. In
an official communication to Con-
gress, Roosevelt denounced as not
only liars, but absurd liars, both
Ambassador Storer and his wife.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-22
COTTAGES FOR RENT.

Cressaty's. 2011 Kalia Rid. next
Cassldy's)-Elegant. new. furnish
ed and unfurnished cottages. at
Waikiki Beach; with board, II de-
sired. Good bathing and boating.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-22
SPECIAL CARRIER.

A special carrier is at the Bull.
letin Office every evening after
$3.50 p. m. to deliver the Bulle-
I in to subscribers who fail to re-
ce.ve it from the regular carrier
Telephone 1856 and paper will be
Immediately delivered.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-22

japanese Cooking School. Families or
hotels supplied with cooks. Q. M,
Matte. 1857 Aud Lane. Tel. 1854.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-22
AVIATOR INJURED.

FOLKESTONE, Eng, Sept. IL
Aviator Barnes fell with his ma
chine today, receiving serious In
juries. When fifty feet In the air
his aeroplane bueked and fell. The
driver was picked mp with his skull
fractured.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-22
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BRoMo-QUININE. re-
moves the cause. Used the world over
to cure cold in one day. 4. w.
GROVES signature on each box. Made
by
PARIS MEDICINE CO, Saint Louie U. S. A
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Short STORIES FOR
EVENING HOURS
q aa II II u It u Il u u u II u II 81
Too Much Competition.
(By Richard 8. Jacobs.)

tou Noh wv "iNh "'t
said slim" Collins, the reformed
burglar. to the detective who stopped
him on Michigan avenue. I'm out
of business. Nothing but honest toll
for yours truly from now on"
What's that Jimmy doing in your
hip pocket" asked the officer, clap
ping his hand over II.
Cold, foolish suspicion said the
reformed burglar, drawing forth a
screwdriver. "You poison your life
with such thoughts. This Is an hon
est tool. and use II down here In the
automobile repair shop"
Working there, are your" asked
the detective.
Since went out of my other bust
ness. yes" replied Collins.
1--WE a good mind to arrest you,
anyhow, said the detective.
What for?" asked Collins.
Piracy. highway robbery--any
charge OF that kind would stick, said
the officer. you repair automobiles,
don't you?"
"Yes, but don't make the charges, .
said Collins. The indictment would
not hold"
You're an accessory before the
fact" said the detective. land that
ought to get you ten years. However,
III let you of this time.
Thank YOU" said Collins.
why did you quit?" asked the Of
ficer
TOO much competition" replied the
ex-burglar.
Hadn't heard of II. Many profess
SIGNALS here now?"
ITS not the professionals. I could
compete with them all right. There
are others in the game"
"Amateurs?" asked the detective.
well, you might call them anna.
tours"
Tell me about IT,"
you see." said Collins, this is Tn,
porch-climbing season. 1t opened
auspiciously and, according to the 80.
ciety columns, good many people
went TO the seashore or the noun.
tains. had been resting up since ths
winter season closed and was feeling
very NJ. picked out a territory that
looked all right and got friendly with
the dogs.
Il had set a night TO ststt I'm and
had my kit all ready. You don't need
many tools In the summar troda rhs
work il mostly with window screens
and jewelry boxes. | was running
light that night went out, CARRYING
only few tools and sack for the
swsg. The first place on the rout,
was a large house the mistress q,
which was in the mountains for IN,
summer.
81 went up the porch ms easy N,
falling on a log. There was a dog. but
he fas asleep In the rear OF the house
I reached window and had toker
the screen of before I noticed tina,
there was a light in the room. Their
I heard mans voice say, 'Gimm,
three cards
THE owner OF the house and tbre,
others were playing. | stayed lon,
enough to see that he was losing hi,
/ money ms fast as the others coult
gather II up and they didn't seem 4,
be at all slow or reluctant. I coult
see II wasn't any use for me 10 sticl
4 around there, so went on to the mex
place.
There | knew the woman was a
home. but she must have been peev
ish about having to stay. I SHINE,
up to the top OF the porch and locke,
In at the window. II was pretty darl
In the room, but there was ligh
somewhere back In the house. mad
out that the man was In bed asleep
but there was some one stirring.
thought had run across professional
L m. l....
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Beck Street Realty co - George L Johnson:
Morris 5 Fine 10 Title GUARANTEES and Trust Co.
American Mortga 60 to Mercantile Trust
Co as trustee: $4,000
John J Astor and ano. admrs. 20 Charlotte A
Haig: $1,000
.tnnie D Boswell to Genevisve NJ Boswell: :
Elise scherinbers to Otto ] Bftz; sa.4e.
Nuarew purier, Leir, etc, 70 Mortgage
Henry Sanders TO Theodore Iangenbotn; 800
Samuel sander - Mary Sander.
Jacob Goldberg and ano 10 Lamar Washing
ton. 500.
Borough Realty Co TO Gustave Boehm: 81
DC Witt g Flanagan ari anO, trustees. 20
C4aus'!.-E flanagan Brewery. 81.
James Deunerlein and ano individually and
as nelfs ot Julia Dcnnerlein, 10 Anna A Den
Leon : Ross 10 Bernard Downing: $4,000
Lewis Marx 10 Meyer Goldberg and ano; 81
Leon ha!nus u Adolph Powell; si.000.
Thatcher VI Adams 70 Frances c Adams
s. 032 n.
lockwood Realty co 20 John d schreyer: 81
Mary Z Nc-Nf-e 10 William Rankin: 81
Title Guarantee and Trust Co George Il
William II steinkamp TO Hamilton Dean:
s.. 600.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co To Law
yers Mortgage Go, = mtss; $4,000
Same 20 BoWsrv savings Bank: S35. 600
Lawyers Mortgage Co 10 knickerbocker Trust
Go. 50 coo.
same 10 same, 50 900
city Mortsagc co to New York Trust Co: 81.
chelsea Rea.ty 90 10 William Harte and
George Il Read and ano. exrs. to John I
John J Dovuey and ano. exrs. 70 John I
same Harold l. Dowrey: 81.
same and ano. exrs OF John r Downey. 20
JOAN I Downey and ano. as exrs of Mary L
DoNney; So. 900.
North Western Construction Co 20 Alice T.
TCmpkins; s.. 9tJ.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
RECORDED LEASES.
,WIJh name and address Of lessee
NARCH so.


Lk%oN AVE. l25: samuel Floersheinsr 70
store from March = 1910. 10 Aus /. 1917,
81 500. address. 81 West 2Ith -
ORCHARD st, g.. Joseph Cohen 20 Harry
Kramer and Phiiip II Rosenberg. store. base
ment and frst lott ! W from May }. 1910.
IS coo: address. u Orchard 81.
FREMONT AVE- last. Frederick II
iarJeuhor 20 Morris silver, store. yrs from
MAJ /. 1910. $500 q $500, address. : East
fremont ave
Isl AVE. 81, Anna = kl7marn 20 Jacob
Cernsnnt ana Jahob Schmitt. rs from
Aprn !, lHlrs store and basement. 81, 40;
address. - 1st ave
9TH AVE. go and 90: Thso G. HoU,nder
ana ano 70 Ernst " Histed from Feb !.
$50 9Th ave.
5TH ST. So2 East, q cor OF Ave y. Mary
Rosenberg 10 Leon Feldman. e vrs from MAY
l. 1910 store and hrst door 81 42S, address.
So 5th 81
TTH ST. a1a and a2I East. David Cohen
81 al 10 Louis Joseph yrs from Feb !. 1910 t.
s6.l2e. address. el9 East 7th -.
iSD st. l42 10 15l West, G0xlon.J. Alonzo
Hornhy "a George Consdire. Il yrs from
$1,000 10 S2loou. address. 1896 Broadway
9Th ST. SO West; Annie T Smith 10 sophie
] och and Josephine Currie. yrs from Oct
l. 1909 Si""", address - East +5th 81
4NTH ST. q East. Harry Parker 20 Emma
aud nrst loft; $3.50 70 $500, address. 4S
East 2lst st
ll%TH ST. 9 cor OF Madison ave: Matilda
PTecht 20 Hyrau Fslrcr ana Louis sch hvsrtz.
store. etc, >rs from MAJ 7. 1910. 81 zoo,
address, l.l3 Madison ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
RECENT BUYERS.

Mrs N. S.mms is the purchaser OF the
-four stor, dwelling No. SIS Wes; End ave
Uuc, sold recently 10y Y. L. Wood 4 Co for
Amelia Drake
\ company ir which Walter Russell Is
said 10 bo interested is the buyer OF the
three tour story dwelling houses on n plot
l''5Nte icet al The southeast corner OF 6oth
stree, and Park avenue. on which 4 ccl
operative apartment house viii be built -
James y. Hestherton is the buyer az NJ
~ and sss Greenwich street. sold recently
bog the -. Johns Park Realty Ccmpaay
through n. b.. Monkey & Co
Adolph lirshfeld Is the purchaser Of NO.
lf Lao la5 West sstn street, the sale of which
rT WechSler Noel was recently re-
loucd. Salomon a Greonbaum were tho
llohcrs I'm Tie transaction. Mr.. Hrsch-
fold viii erect "a twelve story anartment
house ou the site, foundations Cor which
have already been laid
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

2019 Jerome ave, architect: cost. $3.50; r-n.
John Stran0 1862 Randall ave.
WEST FARMS RD. n cor o, 18TH nj. ..
two sty brk tennis. 95xSS and 4fxs8. a.. -
stein & Bernstein. - East 23d ST archits@.h
total cost Si2j. OtD: owner Friedman C6n-f-.s
tion CO. 1891 Stebbins ave.
CROTONA PARKWAY EAST g i,sfs =.
Of Charlotte ST. for sty brk dNlz 2s-xs
John WoOey. IS East flth 81. architect 80
81. 900: owner. o ~ Olsen. 1859 Fox n,
HATH At. n q. 80 r. OF Brook ave-. ,o-
: sty brx teuTnts. 37.CXS7.9. J g Cocker 20f7 T.,
ave. architect. total cost. 10000; ovusr. yos1
Knox McAfee. $50 West S4Jh 81
f7STH ST. n . cor cf Burnsids ave. for . a
sty bFi teumt. size irrsg. Hoppe & Canbs a.
Westchester ave. architect: cost, 100000. ovrss
John Kendall. $50 East 15Gth sr
10TH ST. n e. 3.22 n " o, vyss AZ. .
four ssv b-k tennis. q. SxG7: Moore 4. -.
siedel isth 81 and "a ave architects. ss.s,
cost. $4,000; owners Barry Brothers, csos y
10TH ST. ~ Daily ave. FOR sh,..
sfy brk tennis a. 2xG7. o and 81. 7xS7. N1o,.
I-andsedei I48th st and ID ave. architects. ~.
cost SsJ, 900; owners. Barry Brothers. 2Sos y
ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

Nicholas pl. architect: cost. $4,000; owner.
Mica Construction co. 30 81 Nicholas ave-
10TH ST 132 and i32ls; for 9 sty brls studio
cost. 10000; owner. II Thomas. jr. to wall -.
Bath SIT. 4i and 80 East: for II sly Drt
store and lofts. 5s.2x1o7. =; n cobb. f2 Broad.
way architect; cost, s22J.Oc0; owner August
Belmont. ~ Nassau ST.
AID ST, n s. 1856 IL OF Broadway; for =
sty brk hotel e0xso5 @ h Pelham. 507 5th ave.
architect; cost. s25O,O0O: owner. G. + Considine,
2S East s5th 81.
HARLEM RIVER. T. junction ot Nth a. .
for o sty ork stable % sxso EdgsId Byrne'
Bronx Coal Co. on premises
THE BRONX.
ANTHONY AVE. . $. 1OoG5 n n OF i7lth 81:
for sly brk tGnmt 'osSS 20 sslns 9Sd i5a
Joseph Diamond. 1893 Wyatt ST.
CARTER AVE. " s. 1856 IT of t7fta 81;
, TO- sty br tsTmt 9od2e t5z Essl'ns oo Ii36
Joseph Diamond. 1139 Wyatt 81.
CLASONs POINT RID. =. 113.77 n OF 1J2d
Gsudio. fremont and Webster ayes architect;
cost. $3.50; owner. Romnaido Trussedi ii7+
Washington ave.
CLAsoN's POINT RID. g. 1865 n y % East
River; for sty frame hotel and cafe 63x9+. .;
Elizabeth Dietrich. premises. less9e: v
kbelins. ll36 Walker ave architect; cost 5000
owners. tsuppert e Mckay, on premises.
i73D ST. cor OF Crotona Park East for 2
sty brk tenm,. 44.11sxs4 II D; Moore &
Landsiedel. I45th sc and 81 ave. architects; cost,
$4,000; owner. Francis y Ken, 100 Kelly 81.
sly bTk tennis. 40x67 and 81. 6x67; Moore SI
IandsIedel. 1fSth st and 3d ave architects. total
ave.
ror a !. s;y and attic frame dTIs. $sisxs5: John
owner Bessie rhirston. aes simpson st.
WILDER AVE. q s. 600 II n OF Randall ave;
for a n sty frame dwlg. 14x26; j j Nreeland.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
MORE LOFTS PLANNED
Il TEN STORY STRUCTURE TO BE ERECTED
IN HEST I4TH STREET
Harmcc Company Bays ETH Street PIot-OGce Building to
Replace OA Home of 1ugust Belmont

The number OF important realty deals re-
ported yesterday was small. This decrease
ir the brokerage business, however wa S
generally overlooked. owing TO thcro helng
many si2ns indicating larger constru ,tion
work IN ghe Bronx in the near future. The
plans fled Cor new Bronx buildings yester-
day exceeded IN number and importance
those recorded IN The Building Department
thcrc in some days.
one ~ ihe principal transactions NeStcr-
day WAS tho sale 10y Mower & MarsJon foI
NJ A. McIsaushlin TO Mrs. Ledcomme DE
puss Of the TWO four story buildings Nos.
:.5 and sS, West .atb street, GA a plot Sl.bN
L. feet. Tho u,w owner intends 10 improve
tao premises with ten story loft building
s, soon as possible
The Marmsc Construction Company add
C6 TO its holdings by the purchase of the
1Wo old five story buildings Nos. 80 and 3
" est oath street. or a plot 45NsS-s feet II
viii erect on The site a tWelv. story loft
building The firm OF L. !. Carpenter and
:. b. Gocdale a son were the brokers ~
;aU transaction.
Plans have been Nied for * story
.tudio apartment house TO be erected at
Nos lS- ana 1871 Esst 18Th street ior Jo-
seph y. Thomas, 81 Simsbury. Conn, as
owner. replacing Two old-fashioned four
Story dwelling houses. IJ NH Doe finished
in brick. covered with cement plaster, and
decorated with mullion bays Of leaded S!ass
and "a ROOF Of tile. the design being boy
Frederick J. Steruer. architect. The build
lug D. 20 cost So,oeo.
Henry IySiGE Cobb, architect, has flied
plans Tor a twelve story lott and store
building TO be erected tor August Belmont
- owner on the site OF his old home, Nos.
- and 80 East G4ta street, and extending
l17;- feet 40 SD street. II viii front vS--
tee: IN Si,l street and pa feet in SD street
Tac faeades VIII he OF cut limestone and
terra Gotta, finished with . coCnioe of
Gothic pinnacle pattern. carrying TWO fas-
starfs. The FACADE will be decorated a.
various points with small carved figures
snd ornamental trimmings. Tho building
N,t.l cost $1,000
.'.ans have also been uled FOR making
over the lower part OF the old style dwell
i.g house No. l2g Eighth avenue, into a
moving picture han for James Grunninger
o. lessee. and for remodellinE the moving
picture nah 10. TO Park Row, owned by
Bernard j. Golden, tho Improvements being
made from designs by Clement Y. Brun
aid Lorcnz 4. Wolier, as respective srchl-
IsCtS
Plans have also been flied Tor six
story hotel Tor Gcorgc F. Considiuc, pro-
prle'or a; 1he old Hotel Mctrcpoe on
Broadway and sd street TO be built from
drawings 10y George T. Pelham, a. archi-
tcci. ou the 6e-foot plot at No. IA 10 81
Ncs' s3d street, adjoining tho Hotel Cadil-
lsc. Tho building is 10 have facade Of
ornamental brick II is TO cost t250,so
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
TRADING IN BROOKLYN ZONES.

Charles i. HckerSon has sold the lot.
e'Nl"n@ feet on tho north side of 18th street
In feet west of Tenth avenue for Honor.
Miller 10 a builder
T.. T. Newman & Co. have leased 10y
three years the three story and basement
swell Irout fancy stone dwelling house No.
- Polhemus Place, between Carroll street
rao GARFIELD Place, Brooklyn, 10 Hugh J..
LaVors, al rental of N.G1j a wear
j. O. Palm has sold for James n. Bar
reu 10. SO East 52i street Brooklyn, a
retached two family cottage. SO, for tie
y Aronson Realty Company, Nos. 1888 and
1850 Nostrand avenue, Brooklyn. Two three
story brick HathouseS with stores. and 10
sn investor a plo;, 40NlO0 feet. on the east
SIDE % Eas; 2Sth street. 20 Zee, north of
Clarendon Road
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

lsT ~. 81 :. Cs7 It OF "a ave. Xix
f5.7Ni1iNtlS. sty tenmt.
ep AVE. II, " 5. 52,a Il OF 1t 81 l'''H
5a.s2I;'sn539. ~ - 3 10 sSy w. tenn, liia Il
FORSYTH 81 lIs. O. =. l15.4 n cf laNinS-
ton -. 3sNlo0.. sty tenmt.
FORSYTH ST. $50 e 8. 2C1.J n a. RiNing
ton -. 25Nltsl..: sly tenTt-
FORSYTH ST. los. Il q cor Of Broome ST. 20
,0NaslNSS. II. sty tsnult.
FORSYTH ST. 40 o >. - q n Of Broome
81. l9.ilxs0. , sty tenmt.
FORSYTH ST. H.. $. 20 It Of Eroome st.
10. liN5o. - sty teumt.
FORSYTH ST. III . 8 59Il q % BrooHe
-. 3ONs1 stv tenmt.
FORSYTH 81. il6 = - Il n Of Rrocme
81. l9.ilx50N2V lN5o, 5 sty tenant.
FORSYTH ST. lis, s. 100 It n of BToome
=. 5"NlVlSN irreg. sty tenmt.
FORSYTH ST. Il5. " : 80 II n OK Broome
-, - sxJ0N25- iNJo. sty tenut-
Delaney ST. n = 80 II " OF Chrystie St.
-. .iNS0xl 10 ilNso. > sly bids.
CIiRYSTIE ST, ~. 17l.a It Of Grand
81, l6-9XlOo 2Nl6.3NiO02 sty tenmt.
CHR1STIE ST 81 "a : is0, Il % Grand
st 3oez'''3N2O leN l0o.2. sIy tenmt-
- -sN4e- sN25 .xlo.lo, 3 sty tenmt and stable.
CHRYSTIE ST 81. ~ $ 5o4 Il 5 OF Hester
81. 25-:Ss4-5S25. lNs45: . sly .tsnmt,
BAlAED ST. -. II s. - # w o. Elizabeth ST.
eiaN7i-ll. sly telmt
BA5AkD ~ ARD, ST. O. as {, Of Elilateth .tl
tenmt IN rear.
BANARp ST 81 g. JOS II "a % Mott 81.
- IA 15N:3 SNs5. sly teumt. Archibald VI Shrady
81 al sEt Charles II Appley e al BTowncll = =.
att!s; \ : Norton. ref. partition
sTH AVE. 26a0, . cor I43d st. -. INI5: sty
teumt and store. : a Tsnenhaum agt y = Car
p,nter et al, II Hoffman ATTY; ~ S Jackson.
ref amt due s. 36O g. taxes. etc. $50 IS sub 10
first mtg Of IS. 600.
LEXINGTON AVE. rs. u $ 4o.5 It s of 5ItE
e.. 2ASNe5. sty dvG: q : Martens e al. eXrs,
'tc, sgi VI Doris - al. T Farrell. atty. = ar
TeE Leslie. ref. aft due, S1i-IOI ~. taxes, etc.
Sl,s'i 81; sub 70 a prior mtg Of 5000
li9rH ST. us s. 2l5 II c OF Park ave. 2ox
iei.lc; sly fennt and store. William Graeber
Cohalan. ref. amt due. S4.JS4 - taxes. ot-,
Siii - sub 70 first mtg Of Sl@."oo-
l32D II, :. :. I55 4 OF 9th ave. 25K
9all. = sly tenmt. Rsinhold Kuenn agt Ger
trudc leve 81 a., Al II Glass, atty- L ! ;.uJ-
Eigh. ref; amt due. $7.74S -, taxes. etc. $3.50.
sub 20 rTst mtg OF $4,000
nth AVE. 81, 3 80 II of 55th -.
stones. Eliza Dean agt Resh"wer - al; Salter
). attys. II Steinert ref. a.nt due. So
lSS 10. taxes etc. S6OG &C.
BY BRYAN l. KcnIeliy
CANNON ST a.. C s - = o. stanton 81,
S+-4N1ho, ST. tennIt house and stores. Gus.av
LauSe sgt Philip Soliow et a; Gustav IauSe,
ir, atty. 7 7 Conlor. ref. amt ,iue. $40 s2G .
IaAss. etc, sts5 o.. sab 10 a nrst ats OF
So. .oop-
BY samuel Mari
MONROE ST. - ana pa. o. COZ Gcuver-
houses and stores, Julius Rose nstetn agl ~
ron Ritter ef al David C5atensLl. atty. NJ j
McCdrlnv. ~ amt due. 81 ."2l 40 sub tgo
prior mtss asgresating $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
PL4TT STREET LEASE,
pGn Dyk s Go. Rent .SeCcraI
BUILDINGS There.

The Charles r. Moves Company has leased
the entire buildings Nos. and Platt street
for long term Of years TO Van Dyk &
Co, the store and basement and Nos 405
and sos Greenwich street for George r.
Wiemann 10 the Gundlach- Bunschu Wine
Company, and the ground floor Of No. 80
Pearl street for Theodore T. Lswshe TO the
lIostetter Company.
Samuel II. Martin has leased Cor a term
! Of wears the four story and basement brick
building No. ; Prince street 20 ~. Di Mat
teo; also the NTH loft in tho premises No.
lS5 Grand street 10 the superior Gas Man
tie Company of New York.
Moore 4 Rowe Company has leased for
William II. Moore the dwelling house No
% Hamilton Place 10 {. Y. Furness-
Louis Schrag has leased for Mary 4. =;
McLochlin the house No. l5s West 2lst
street to Louise NJ BaNale for a term of
years: Tor Norris Weinsteiu the store No
IT, West 2lst street TO Edgar Il. RoSen-
stock, and for Anna NJ. won Dohlen the
building No. C6 West Sth street TO 5.
OPpenhcimer & Co.
United Realty Company has rented 20
the Quaker City Rubber Company store
and basement at No. .o7 Fulton street for
J. & NJ Goidsticker-
OF the -four story dwelling No East 92d
street
The four story. dwelling 40. . Vest 18th
street has been leased 10 DIR. L. e.. Le Roy
Denzer Brothers have leased 10 Louis
Dusenbury a CO. the NTH lott in the Bel
Nedere building. at Nos. - and 81 Fourth
avenue. corner Of 18th street. for a term Of
wears. Al an aggregate rental Of $4,000:
also TO the Hacker Plating Company 500
feet al Nos ! and East 18th street; also.
Ia the Hartman Trunk Company. the first
loft in No. - East slst street: 10 Mikell q.
Oppenheim the second loft IN No. - East
I'D street also. 10 Marco Casteill & Broth
crs the tenth floor m No. % 20 s. Fifth
avenue, corner OF 18th street. for term Of
years.
The puross Company has leased the
dwelling No SO West l0Sth street 20 Will
fam Wallace.
Maurice ". Hslpiu las Leased 20 the
Brunswick Lunch uhe Mary L. ORemy
Company, another store in the building
at the northeast corner OF -. Nicholas ave
nue. and lSst street. for Klein 4 Jackson.
The lessees secured store in the build
ing some time go through the same broker.
The candy manufacturing finn OF +.
Greenneld'S son 4 Co. Tor many Years To-
Gated IN BARCLAY street. has arranged for
the removal of its executive Offices and
salesroom 10 the Fifth Avenue Building,
al Fifth avenue sd and oath streets. The
firm has secured q ten-year lease OF the
third floor offices at the corner Of Fifth
avenue aud sd street.
The nited Realty Company has rented
O the Regal Hoof Pad Company for a long
ktern an entire floor Al No. POI Fulton
tstreot, fr Bernard Kreizcr
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
LONG ISLAND DEALS.

Maxwell q! ka.n has sold tl- old Mills
homestead. with over one acre OF land Al
swngneil, LONG Island go Jona Taomp-
Ela.
The Lovla H Ma, Company BIAS leased
for Julius Miller Lis cottage or Suaftou
fVeuuo. Arv'In". Ions island. to : Z.m-
u.crn FOR tine soasou
b"n & Known Company sold frr Goore.
Huiieage plot 9sXloa feet m Maple street
between Madison aad J,ncrson avenues.
1uc..us
J. Kun Realty Company SOLO for Nora
Mary Jones go John Iluttnsr No 81 south
-haso avers'. RockaNay Beach. Two
stor. and attic cottage